y hy^can^weca^e / over to your house and V play any more ? I Because papa gets so S V*/ 1 mad when we make a \fSp\ __J little bit of noise. 1/ What makes him that ( way ? ■ Mamma -says it's dys ) pepsia makes him act <r\ y so crazy. v; r That's abont the way ' - / ■ it strikes the small boy. y 'J': . The dyspeptic has no '•'.jSS l -.< idea of his own unrea '.J. sonableness or har6li ness. Little things are maguified and seem to justify his quick anger. \ V.' There's health for the MB ■ dyspeptic and happiness ■-"•'■'*sl f° r the family by the • %jf) use of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery. It cures diseases of the stom ach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, and restores perfect health and strength, by enabling the perfect digestion and assimila tion of food. "I have taken one bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Di»corery fpr Indigestion and Prof complaint."' writes Mr. C. M. Wilson, of Yadkin College, Davidson Co.. N C. "Have had no bad spejls since I commenced taking your medicine —in fact, have not felt like the same man. Be fore I took the 'Golden Mediial Discov ery ' I could not eat anything Without aw ful distress, but now I can eat anything I wish without having unpleaaani feelings." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse and regulate the bowels. v Drying preparations simply devel op dry catarrh; they dry up tho secretions, which adhere to the membrane and decom pose, causing afar more serious trouble than tho ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry ing inhalants, fumes, smokes and snuffs and use that which cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such a remedy and will euro catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the 50c. size. Ely Brothers, 5G Warren St.. N.Y. The Balm cures without pain, does not irritate or cause sneezing. It spreads itself over an irritated and angry surfaeo, reliev ing immediately the painful inflammation. With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed against Kasal Catarrh and Hay Eever. Dr. Humphreys. After fifty years Dr. Humphreys' Specifies enjoy tho greatest popularity and largest sale in their history, due to intrinsic merit. They cure the sick. KO, CURES. nUCES. I_Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations. .'iS a—Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Colic... .25 3-Teethlns,Collc,Cryliig,Wakefulness .85 4—Diarrhea, of Children or Adults 25 7—Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis 25 B—Xenralela. Toothache, Faecaehe 25 9—lf eadaehe. Sick Headache, Vertigo.. .25 10 —Oy.pepsin. Indigestion, Weak S/omach.2s 11 —Suppressed or Painful Periods 25 11—Whiles. Too Profuse Periods 25 13—Croup, Lnrynsitls. Hoarseness 25 1 -I—Sa It Rhe urn, Erysipelas, Eruptions .25 15 —Kheumatism. Rheumatic Pains 25 16—Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague 25 19—Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In the Head .25 20—Whooplns-Coue 25 27—Kidney Disenses 25 2H—\crrous Debility.. 1.00 30—Urinary Weaknesa, Wetting Bed.. .25 77—Grip. Hay Fever 25 Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt of price. trs~ Dr. Humphreys' Hew Pocket Hanaal of all Diseases mailed free. Humphreys' Medicine Co., Cor. William and John Sts.. Mew York. HOME WORK IIY MAIL. Either of tho following coursea -s ONE HALF PltlCE Mechanical Drawing, Machine Designing, Mechanical Engineering, Architectural Work, Civil Engineering, Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Send for Finely Illustrated Catalogue—Full. I'ENN'A. CORRESPONDENCE SCIIOOI.S, Hamilton Blilg.. 335 sth Ave,, Pittsburg, Pa. l-0:j-ly We can turn your Old Carpets Into elegant, durable, handsome Rugs and Druggets. Only Oriental Weavers employed. Satisfaction Gnarantead. SILK BAGS woven into beautiful and Oriental-like Portiers. Our terms are so moderate—no mutter the distance—it will pay you to send to us. DAVID LOVE & CO., 829 Third Avenne, 1-03-Cin (L. D. Phone.) New Brighton, Pa. %V \atED —We want Bookkeepers, < ;$».•. , invoice clerks, shipping, bill aud re .civ*. • , : ■«!>; young men to learn trades; machin es, <1 »< ks:nitJis, riveters; warehousemen for raiK u I and stores, and fifty new orders. Write quirk, <>sitious now open. Room 203, 543 Liberty Ave., • litslmi g,, Pa. _ SALESMEN WANTED $(10.00 a month and expenses. Can com uience immediately. A permanent position with chance of advancement. We can give you this comity as a starting point if desired and outline new territory as fast as required. Look up our standing at your local bank : ud satisfy yourself that we are O. K. (inane al ly, and then write us at once If you mean business. No triflcrs need apply, as we want workers who expect to earn a good Income. F.rst National Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y DIES' TAILOHIau. Lruc bnexv-Tlie l.adtes' Tailor, T" .$ got over from tho Hast many beautiful sty lei < ' models and materials, also books of samples o. i yy description, whi b he would ba pleased V f iv visitors, lie will also open on April Ist, : -ither branch at -404 Fifth avenue, E. Tin frm guarantees perfect fit. «2» Pern Ave., Pitts i Pa. I'.ell Phone 3416—5 Grant. 1-03-flm 1 ! f olaflam^^h"DearVs A oafp, certain reli< yt Suppressed Menstruation. Nevtfbkuiratonjl Bafel Sure! fcpefdy! Satisfaction Guaranteed or money Refunded. Sent prepaid for SI.OO per fx>x. Will send them on trinj, to be paid for when relieved. Ham pica Kree. UNITtP MCOIC»LCO , «Q» 74, L.WC»ITm. .A. Sold in Butler at the Centre Ave p irmscv PHrLA - D£L>H I .ap —DENTAL ROOMS.-- fc 39-sth Ave., Pittsburg, Ta . • We're PR ACTIC A' ,« *1 |8 CROWN sad PF.i'ljt "urt. J; -i (Stfl of nttshurg-WHY NOT DO Tu 'rfI«VOURS? ,: "ld CROWNS L, ; aninci' work reilureil •: W MSS PER TOOTH. AI-ClW* sfct of 7'est I. made. ONLY $p Fc Sale—Desirable Ohio Farms W acre, 7-room house, barn, fruit,etc.s 7">o h acres, s-room house, barn, fruit.etc. 1,600 HO acres, 4-nx)in house, barn, frult.etc. 'J.iHKI II s acres, 0-rooru house, barn, frult.etc. il.-Vxi 100 icres, U-roomhouse, bam. frult.etc. 4,o<«i 310 i.-rcs. 14-room house, barn, frult.etc. 0,500 I'r icres.stoek farm, a beauty: buy It i:i,SOO M ild stamp for IMB Illustrated catalog, it.ll. NEILL, Oakmont, Penn'a. W ANTED—Wire Drawers; twenty-live ex uerlenced wire drawers. Highest wages paid, rauo Woven Wire Fence Co., Monessen, Pa •i' A AKM Kecking cmpleynient,f&ve boarrt i i t.i! ■: v until eiiii.u cl. feci .1 |l anil we v.lll - ri-.i. -iii l ui liikLi ui lloi-.rf liuw to quickly secure kimi (:■ cording to your ablliiyj aaiijiij; il>» : f.n .sln Ameiica. Ulialdcd and liy Kill on .I 1 thitsysteia np|illcdfor ) A<l - ft. Ul«»n department. Star Kuipluymeui mo Klxih cirect, I'liUburg, l'a. OSTKOPATIIIC PHYSICIANS. -. A. TIIOMTSON, Dlt. ISABEL &lAIIAK . OsltHip.-thle i'hyslclatis. Graduates Aineil I ruj-6 Arrott llulldlug, Bell i'liout —Court, I'lUsburg, IX L,. 5. McJUNKIN Insurance and Real Eslate Agent. 117 E. JEFFERSON, BUTLER. - P A FIXED DA I E S IN RUSSIA. They Kale Eveu In Simple Tlilukn Willi Abnolote Tyranny. Routine is exceedingly strong in lius- Bti. There is a day in June upon whieli, says tradition, it becomes safe to bathe in the rivers after the winter freeze. No matter how warm the water may be earlier, no matter how cold it may be on that day, then is the time to take the first swim. Other fixed dates are mentioned in "Ivan at Home,' by Her bert Barry- Of course the statements do not apply to all Russians, but to the average peasant only. No man dare touch an apple before the 6th of August, however ripe the fruit may really be Ik l fore that day. He does rot believe it is fit to eat. The village sportsman, although he may have observed the blackcocks fighting among themselves unusually early owing to the warmth of the spring, cannot make up his mind to shoot them until the appointed day has arrived. No traveler will start on a journey on either a Monday or a Friday. Although the delay is strongly against his own interests the fisher man will not cast his nets before a cer tain day, whether the season b« late or early. No lamb is supposed to be able to reach the age of mutton should it have been born before the day named in the peasant's calendar. And so on through all the common events in their daily life does this attachment to fixed dates hedge in a Russian's existence. Hnd I -uo11^!i of Law. A gentleman who is now general su perintendent of a railroad began life by trying to practice law in a Missouri village. One of his first cases was be fore his father, who was a justice of the peace. After a stormy wrangle be tween the young attorney and his ad versary. the old gentleman decided the case against his son's client. The young man gave vent to some expressions of. indignation, gathered up his books and started to leave the room. His father pushed his specs on to his forehead and began mildly to lecture him, saying: "Young man, do you expect to make your living practicing law?" The son, who had by this time reached the door, shouted back as he retired from the field: "Not before such a blamed fool court as this." He abandoned the law and engaged in railroading with great success.— Green Bag. A Bluff That Worked. Teter Newell, the artist, was camp ing out in Colorado at on# time, living in a tent. News came of a nocturnal murder in the neighborhood, and con siderable uneasiness was manifested by some members of the family. Mr. Newell thereupon • cut out some sil houettes representing men of the roughest western type, all with pistols in their belts and in the attitude of men intensely interested in a game of poker. The silhouettes Mr. Newell fastened to the inner canvas of the tent. At night the family, stepping outside into the darkness to view the result, were entranced with its success. The shadows thrown from the sil houettes in the lighted interior indi cated a tent filled with poker playing, pistol shooting desperadoes. Thence forth the Newell family slept in pas toral peace. Wlint Im In a Name? Once upon a time there was a credit or to a large amount whose debtor con stantly refused payment. The creditor became impatient and after investiga tion found that the debtor lived in a better house than he did, dressed bet ter, clothed his wife in silks, satins and laces and spent dollars where he, the creditor, spent cents. Then he was wroth. "I will sue the wealthy debtor," he said, "and collect what is owing me." He brought suit and disclosed a large amount of valuable property; but, alas, it was all in the name of the debtor's wife, and he got not a single cent Moral—There is often a great deal in a name.—New York Herald. Flnlitlicd the Text. Apropos of mottoes on houses, a cor respondent of the Westminster Gazette relates that a man in Scotland wished to have cut over the door of a new house the text, "My house shall be called a house of prayer." He left the workmen to carry out his wishes dur ing his absence, and on his return his horror was great to find the quotation completed, "But ye have made it a den of thieves." "We had a wee thing mair room, ye see. so we just pit in the end o' the verse," was the explanation giv en by the Bible loving Scot. Fllien and Hymn*. Rev. Dr. rarr, when perpetual curate of Hatton, Warwickshire, which liv ing he held from 1783 to 1790, regularly smoked in the vestry while the congre gation was singing long hymns, chosen for the purpose, immediately before the sermon. The doctor was wont to ex claim, "My people like long hymns, but I prefer a long pipe."—London Tele graph. Unselfish. "Widowhood makes a woman unself ish." "Why so?" "Because she ceases to look out for No. 1 and begins to look out for No. 2." —Town and Country. A Ilenpeeked Husband. Meekton—Do you know how to gov ern your wife? Henpeck—Yes, but she won't let me. Many a fool man casts a shadow on his life by standing in his own light. The horse is man's best friend—ex cept those at the race track.—Puck. Trained Chrysanthemums. Chrysanthemums in Japan are train ed into numerous quaint shapes, like the old English yew trees, in the forms of peacocks, etc. In Tokyo there are gardens filled with life sized figures made entirely of the flowers and leaves, the faces being masks, and these chrys anthemum figures accurately represent court ladies, warriors, children and an imals, one of the favorite characters being a young lady with a fox's tail peeping from under her dress and a mask Which by the touch of a string turns into reyuard's head. Down With I uipcrl inont NeiKliliorn. Mr. Mulhooly—Phwat fur are yez makin' such a noise on thot pianny? Y'r drivin' me distracted wid y'r racket an" me head achin' loike it wud split in two paces. Daughter—Tliem new neighbors nixt door has been complainin' of my play in'. Mr. Mulhooly Begorra, hammer harder.—New York Weekly. Not Aeiinnlnted With Him. "Do you know Mr. Fresco, Mr. Al bert Fresco?" inquired Mrs. Nuriteh. "No," said her husband. "Why?" "I've got an invite to Mrs. Blugore's garden party, and she says they're go ing to dine A 1 Fresco."—Philadelphia Press. Mercenary. Sue—So you are going to marry Choi ly Sportboy. On what grounds do you base your belief that he really loves you? Nan—On what grounds? On his real estate, of course.—Baltimore Herald. Grief is the agony of an instant. The indulgence of grief is the blunder of * life.—Disraeli. Health. Inches. Happiness. No more "But Tired Peeliny. Nervousness, Sleeplessness. No more Headaches, Constipation, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Rheumn tism. Sallow Complexion Chi ls, j Colds, Female Troubles, Ret tls results of a torpid Liver and poor, thin Blood. Victor Liver Syrup, the Great Liver and Blood Purifier, makes you well from these ailments and keeps you well. Correspondence solicited. VICTOR REMEDIES CO., Frederick, Maryland For sale at Reed s Pharmacy. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE That little cold this strenuous wintry weather has given yon may develop in to something more serious. Better check it at once. Le win's whiskey will do it. Try it. ALWAYS IN STOCK PIXCII, LAB6E, OVEKIIOLT. (.t'CKENHEIMEK, MT. VEBXON" THOMPSON, DILMSGEB. BBIOGEPOBT. and offer them to you 6 year old at |1 per full quart, 6 quarts $5 00. GRANDFATHER'S CHOICE. wlilskev guaranteed 3 years old, SJ 00 per gal lon. We pay express charges on all mail orders ot $5 00 or over. Goods shipped promptly. ROBT. LEWIN & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINES AND LIQUORS, Hon M'Smithfield Street,lformerly 411 Water Street. PITTSBURG, PA. 'Phones: Bell 2159 P. Sc A. I^sß. ! HEYMAN HARRIS, j UDIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS i and RIDING HABITS,—— j 4597 Forbes Street. Corner Craig Street. PITTSBURG, PA. :i-i9-ly ,1. J. KOWALSKY. mIS- Manufacturer of Small jSFV Gas and Gasoline Engines F«»r Stationary and Murine JEn gines and for Automobile. For Blacksmith Sh' j.s, I'nuip ~rA ing Water Ituuuiiig Fans and Ice i No. 6 4th Ave., Pittsburcr, Pa. 3-19-Gm "WANTED—Firemen, Brakemen, Macliiuists, Boiler-makers, lilacksmiths and l:« lj»- s lor rail roads, also drivers ami all kinds of luip. IMao-s waiting. General Kmploymeut Bureau, -01 Fc«k ral stivet, A lleglieny, l'a. "WANTED—At once, glrh in every caj»ac iiy: to #lO per week; placed or money refunded, i.i.- .«».;*! Emulovmeut Bureau, -01 Federals;.. All**u' * a 3-l«My iVfff RC A NT! LR BURRAU, Secured First-clans Pit ca •!: ii.v.l W'd.iinkal Pobitian Office CIS Peun Avenue, - Pittslnttc. :;-i9-iy ffMtiKkm Carvl With Glasses. Artificial E Eugene Heard Spectacle C: "LEGITIMATE OPTICIANS TO.-, PEW AVEM ::, OPP. PEX.%' •Bi'iLuisti, r-z <■» • 3-19-ly JENDIP Removes all desire for Alcoholic Stimulant im mediately. Settles the stomach beais it and calms the neives It once. Produces natural sleep. Creates a normal appetite and good digestion. Restores vigorous strength, health and manhood. It will cure the most serious case of Inebriety or Drink Habit Disease. Tehms MoijJ&uatje. Fpr full particulars address, THE JEN 1)1* COMPANY, •05 & 805 Si Print Miilld'j;, Pittsburg, Pa. WHY NOT Become an Artist? Crayon, Pastel, Sepia and Water Color taught at home, and employment given at once. For full particulars, address, • CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF ART, Beavir Falls, Pa. M. C. WAGNER " ARTIST PHOTO GBAPHFB ISO South Main St. Ic. F, T. Papej I iJEWELER! | ? 12? E. Jefferson Street. / ARE YOU GOING TO I BUr.D OR REMODEL I to**— r | : / Vli_' : f ;'.ii Ift "• i- "2? f <f::> i i mw m '"hftlr lib I >'■ trj Let us give you a figure on the Plumbing and Gas Fitting of your home. WHITEHILL, Plumber, 381 y. Main St.. Both Phones Ni. A. 3ERKJMER. Funeral Director., 54 S. M?in St. Butler PA Mercantile Appraiser's List for 1903. NAME CLASS ADDRESS ADAMS TOWNSHIP. Beringer H H. ~tore Myoma Godard Mrs J M, store Callery Irvine C B. store " Junction Pharmacy, drugs " Leonard Mrs B, cigars " j Murry P H, cigars. Shannon .T F, store " Strebel & Wasson, coal Thomas J H. store " Windhorst F C. store Downeyville | ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP. Meek James, stose Bonus ; Parks E C, store Six Points ' Scliell J D, store Crawford's Corners BRADY TOWNSHIP. Clutton Miss E J, store.. .West Liberty Hines W P & Co, store... " McCnrdy Walter, store Elora : Robinson W W, store Pump Wick J S. store " BUFFALO TOWNSHIP. Clowes Mrs C E. cigars Freeport! Leasnre A W\ store Ekastown Watson Wm, lumber Sarversville Witte W H, store Wilkewitz Godfrey, store.. BUTLER TOWNSHIP. Emrick WJ, store Butler Stoner C & G, store " CENTER TOWNSHIP. Borland J W, store McCandless Fleeger A F, sto.-e " Holman Dr A, drugs " Miller D C, store " McCandless W B, machines. " CHERRY TOWNSHIP. Borlinger A, confections Coaltown Elliott H W, store " Fogal V, store Graham W J, store Moniteau McCoy H C & Son Anandale Porter Belle M, cigars Bovard Lindsey R J, milliner Coaltown Tanuabill Tillie, milliner Anandale Magee A J, feed Bovard CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP. Feunell Peter, store Fennelton Krau-e Robert & Son, store.Coylesville Sipe W J Bro, store. ... .Fennelton CLINTON TOWNSHIP. Anderson R .I, store Flick Harvey James, phosphate Ekastown Hay T A. fhosphate Ivy wood Ilay D A, cigars " Kenned} - TG. store _ " Snider W H. buggies. .Riddles X Roads Thompson John, store. Ivy.vood Bartley T A, phosphate " CONNOQUENESSING TOWNSHIP. Kneiss F E. store Whitestown CLAY TOWNSHIP. Sherwin S, store Sherwin Wick H B, store Claytonia W T elsh James, store Larance L, store Euclid CONCORD TOWNSHIP. Balsiger & Stewart, store Magic Blair & Blair, store. .Petrolia, R F D 72 Kuhn & Kuhn, store Hooker Kuhn W H & Bro, store Markwell Frank, store. .. .Greece City McCleary James R, cigars Magic CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP. Frontz John, store Ogle Garvin W T m & Son, store Hendrickson A G, store Meeder George, seed " DONEGAL TOWNSHIP. Brownfield Bros, store Rattigan Gate HS, store .. .Greer Graham J H. store St. Joe FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. Watson Wm & Son, store Isle Watson Wm & Son. store.. Mt Chestnut FAIRVIEW TOWNSHIP. Day W C, store Peachville Whitener V, hardware " Richards B H, cigars " FORWARD TOWNSHIP. Bradley W H. store .. .Carr Green James, store,Evans City,R F D 36 Schilling Alexander, store Reibold Starkey D, store Zeno JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Kirker S D. feed Harmony- Winter P R, store Eidenau JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Hartenstein L. store Great Belt Lang W M. saddler Montag J E, hardware. Jefferson Center Oneal J M & Co, store Great Belt Smith W B <& Son,store, Jefferson Center Schroth L J, cigars " MIDDLE LANCASTER. METZ A E & Son,store,Middle Lancaster MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP. Brown Ed. store Glade Mills Cooper & Croft, store " " Cowan Charles, store " " McFann L R, store... McFann Miller J H, cigars .Glade Mills Marks R A, store " " Snider J A, buggies " Shintag Chaa, harness " MARION TOWNSHIP. Bailey James, store Slippery Rock Baldien Herman, hardware Boyer Gormelv J H, store Murrinsville Kerr A P, confections Boyer Mabold W T m, store Murrinsville Middendorf II J,store Boyer Sproull Bros, feed " Sisney L J, store " Gold Supply Co, store " MERCER TOWNSHIP. Bovard Jas C<X: Sons, lumber, Forestville DeMnrch F, cigars Owens E L, store Shields Fannie, store " MUDDYCRFEK TOWNSHIP. Fisher C L, store Rose Point Neely M L, store Piano OAKLAND TOWNSHIP. Ball George, store North Oakland Badger S B, store Sonora Brunei - W F & Co, store St. Joe PENN TOWNSHIP. Bowser R M & Son, store Renfrew Brown A B, potions Hoon L B. rneatsi, Kirkpatrick Bros, store,.... " Price Bros, hardware Renfrew Drug Co, drugs " Roberts D W & Son, c0a1.... " Riley L 8, store Brownsdale Sutton A D, store Maliarg Vanrensselaer D, store Renfrew- Winter F J, phosphate Maharg Watson A R. cigars .Renfrew Wilson ec Kennedy, cigars ... " Wise W H. iitore ..JIFD7, Butler PARKER TUWHSHtP, Allen W S, store Ulenura Howard J C, store Parkers Landing Morgan Jas A, store.. " SLIPPERYROCK TOWNSHIP. Adams E H, store ; VVick Ciiee.sernan S L, feed Keister Hi nil man W J, «tove Branchton Hall Amos, store. Keister Mrs Matilda ~. JiPiste*' McCracken CE, feed.,. .Slippery Bock i Perry R C <fc Co. store Wick [ Keister J B, phosphate Keister SUMMIT TOWNSHIP. ' Carter A F. store Carbon Center I LimbergT W T ,.store Herman jporfmari A F, store " '/'OWNSHIP. Culter Reynolds. sti>r«.. p f airc Jamison W C, store. Jamison & Co, store Ferris Koblinger (i T. store DeSalu Miller A O. drugs Eau Claire McDonald Mrs R A, millinery " landless RJ, furniture... " " Sticme W P harness " Turner Coal 6c Co, coal. Ferris Wilson A C C'aire WORTH TOWNSHIP. Cumley G W\ store Wimertou Gard<ie;- W F, store Jacksville WINFIELjJ TOJVNSHIP. Cooper W H & Co, store, West WimielJ Denny F, store Leasureville Hutzler Bros, store. West \Vinfield Keasey II C, lumber.. , .Carbon Black Falkner S 11, hardware.. " " Krause & Son, store Marwood Krause <fc Freehling, store . Smith A- Logan, store.. . .Carbon Black Schwartz Jacob, clothing, West Winfield Supply Co, store, " VV AHIUM< •'! u.N i'^VNSHIP. Altmire Mrs T, Store Milliard Cook P E, store Parkers Landing Dunn M, store Hilliard Graham J P, store HigginsJP, powder " Lewis M, store North Hope MifiHn & Mifflin, store " Moore & Moore, store " 5,1, Tv -e & Co, hardware Hilliard McG'iiuv. jjowder " | Seaton Herintiti, . No r th Hope : Thompson I N, drugs. NAME CLASS ADDRESS Thompson E C, store Hilliard Turnbull Robert, store Weakley R B & Co, store " BRUIN BOROUGH. Black D H & Co, store Bruin Fisher J W. store... Luce W F, store Orr J H, store " Orr James W, store Ramsey James R, cigars " j CONNOQUENESSING BOROUGH. Armstead Geo S. jnnk.Connoquenessing Barnhart R & Son. store Christie .T L. drugs Nicklas&Mechling. store Purviance W A. store " Rose & Graham, feed.. . " CHICORA. Blackmon & Gaisford, drugs.. .Chicora Campbell WW. store " j DeW T olfe W L, drugs ! Davis DJ, cigars " j ! Davis D J. wall paper ; Deiter W M. store : Frankle. SB, store " | jFetzerGF. clothing " I Forquer B J, cigars ' Frankle S. store [ Frederick & Co. lumber Glass George, store Gephardt E A. confections '' Graham P E, store Glossner J W. meat Hocb Bros, hardware " i Hoch A A, cigars Harris Miss A M. milliner " Borwitz Lewis, store " Horwitz Lewis junk Hays E F & Son, hardware.... " Johnston C H, hardware " Johnston CH, shoes James W E. harness " Lackey W E, cigars " Litzinger H C. store McMichael Miss E, milliner ... Philips Tony, store Scharbac-h C. jewelry. ....... Scott James C, cigars *. Ttske Mrs C, store Westerman Bros, store " Wagner C A, stationery " Waltman Frank, fesd EVANSBURG BOROUGH. Barkey Enos, feed and coal.Evans City Barto David, shoes Burry & Markel, hardware.. '• Blair Sisters, milliners Coplan H. junk Dambach Ed. lumber Dombart Geo D, store Dunbar B W, hardware Dnnbar C I, store Eber B H, store " Evans City Supply Co. store. Helm J J, harness Hyle Bros & Yonng,furniture " Hudson Robert, store " Halstine Harry, junk Ifft George & Sons, store Long A .T, cigars " List J M, drugs Lynch Charles, cigars Ladcrer W C, implements... " Levine M. junk Miller F E. feed Miller Charles, cigars Marburger John, meats Nicklas Bros, store Peffer Fred, music Ripper J A, stationery Ripper P H. fish Scnoeffel&Myers.g'ts f'nshgs Shoup L E, hardware Thomas .T D. drugs Walil Wm. cigars Zeman D & Co. store " FAIRVIEW BOROUGH. Adams John, cigars Baldwin Hawn W C, store McClure Mrs S M, millinery... " SPott C, store TeinpletonSH. store _ HARRISVILLE BOROUGH. Borland Bros, store Harrisville Brown R L, furniture Brown W E. meat Cummings L R meat Curry JE, store " Elrick R E. drugs Humphrey D W & Co, store. Morrison W L, store Morrison .T H, harness Kelly H A, hardware Snyder Chas, store Stein Mrs B. millinery Williamson J N, store HARMONY BOROUGH. Barnhart J J, drugs Harmony Bame H W, store Beam S A. cigars Boyer F. R R. cigars " Douglas W C, saddler. Eppitger A, store Ehrlick Bros, store Foelirlnger Fred, hardware.. Harmony Milling Co, feed.... Harmony Cereal Co, feed Milliman H E, store Miller Joseph, jewelry Oil Well Supply Co, hardware " Swain GD. store Sahli Edward, meat Winters Ed, hardware Webster & Altinburg.h'dw'e. " Wise H M, lumber " Roneymus G G, tinware TwentierSE, cigars " Zeigler O W & Co, furniture. " Zeigler L N, cigars " KARNS CITY BOROUGH. Ba'.siger C P, store Karns City Dieter Mrs C, store Klugh W F. meat McGill George A, hardware National Supply Co Oil Well Supply Co " Shira & Wallace Shira & Wallace, drugs Wersh John, store MABS BOROUGH. Boyd W D df Son, store .Mars Brown J M, store Craig Hardware Co, hardware... Crum A, store Clark .T S, lumber " Davis .T C, bakery " Davidson J C, cigars " File C A, jewelry " Fernwalt Mrs Ida, milliner " Irvine A C, Furniture " Jordan & Co, store " Kearns W C, store " Kerr T E, store Knaell G II &J. meat " Kerr & Son. drugs... Link WJ, feed ... " Levy B. clothing' '' Miles John E, cigars ' Miles Thomas H, cigars " Miller J P, store Martin .T I. cigars " Miles & McCormick, cigars Mars Pharmacy, drngs " Oil Well Supply Co, hardware " Shannon W L, store " Waiters H W, harness " Winger W H.junfc ........ Zeigler Al, hardware ... •' Zeigler & Schwab, shoes " PROSPECT BOROUGH. Bowers A, drugs.. . 7 Prospect Critchlow Bros, store Dick F E, meat. GJenuJG, furniture Hunter P~L, j-'i-WS McCleary E L, ator*. Milliman F D, hardware Riddle W R & Co, store " Scott J C, hardware Wilson Miss M E, milliner " PORTERSVILLE BOROUGH. Brennemau D J, store Portersville Brenneman J S, cigars L'Qoyoi: A B, "lilliner Danri W Jt'. .. .. Heberling Jennette, railltney Hcberling Henry, Hardware Humphrey Wm &Son, store Hay JW, drugs * " McDonald Geo B, store.... McDonald Geo B&Co.lurn'e PETROLIA BOROUGH. Hruwa S F. 'nilliner Petrolia Campbell Asa J S; " Chesebro E P. store . . . Denholm T, store j Ervin Mrs John, cigars F M, cigars Fogier fC. 4r n • " Foster W C, ■ • " Gregg R, cigar 5................ Flawk J M <!jr Son, store Jacobs Bros, store Stoughton W R. store " Spence & Snow, store Y eager S, junk SAXONBURG BOROUGH. HelmboldMrsTheoA Son, st'e. Saxonburg Hoin Cora, r"illiner... Kraaso T<& Go — Kohnfelder J, cigars.:.... •• Mefuhon Dr E B, drugs ;; Manrhoff < J W, store, ~•••• Muder H A. furniture ScLroth Mrs C. oysters Schroth W T m & Son, harness Steubgen Bros, meat " Saxonburg Gas Co, gas fixt's. Schintag Mrs Lizzie, store... Raabe Mrs O M, cigars NAME CLASS ADDRESS SLIPPERY ROCK BOROUGH. Bingham F P. hardware. Slippery Rock Bingham J B.implements Bartz Peter, candy " Bard & Son. store " Baird Miss Sue M. millinery " " Clutton F. drugs " Chandler E F. store *' Campbell Mrs E. milliner. " Forester F L, lumber " Griffith H P. gas supply. Kiester L D. furniture... " Kerr <fe Gibson, store ... " Mayburv & Co, shoes... " Morrison S L. feed " M'Quistion&Martin. meat " Rhodes L M, saddler " Roberts J M.implements. " Sneathen & Ramsey, store " Stillwagon J N, saddler.. " Stoops & Coulter. store.. " Williams O N. jewelry .. " Watson & Williams, store " Über & Son, furniture .. " VALENCIA BOROUGH. Barr .T C. store Valencia Purvis S A, store " Stoup & Morrow, hardware... " WEST SUNEURY BOROUGH. Arthur .T B. store West Suubury Braden,Conway &Co,store Brown P P, harness " Donaldson Wm, cigars Hindman H C, drugs .... Mechling Martha, furult're Phcenix Stilling Co, feed. Pryor H C, feed Russell W G, gas fittings. " Steindorf Bros, hardware " Sf&au H A. cigars " ZELIEXOPLE BOROUGH. Bastian D G. hardware Zelienople Bumgardner Wm, hardware.. " Blum John, shoes " Behler Lawrence, meat " Dindinger C L & N R,store... " Dodds V J, store " Frishkorn F A. hardware " Goehring & Keck, store " Gibson J-A, cigars " Householder Geo, implements " Hiidebrand B M. confections. " Hartung Alf, saddler " lfft John & Co, lumber " Kauffman Mrs Mary, shoes... " King George, cigars " Kocher CB, feed " Kline Mrs A L. milliner Levis R S. wool Linenbrink Mrs E C, milliner. " Luck F F, cigars •' Meeder A H & Co, store " McKim H G, store " Rnmbaugh D H, store " Reed C E. drugs " Stokey HW, cigars " Seaton A <fe Son, lumber Sitler A, drugs Winters Albert, jewelry " Worth & Milliman, store " Wright W J, store.. " Zehner Fred, implements " Zehner Edwin, furniture " BUTLER BOROUGH. Aiken D L, store 317 Center avenue Allen J Wes, cigars 113 N Main street Anderson B C, cigars 103 Centre avenue Arlington Hotel, cigars 220 S Main st Bayonnet Victor, store 131 Short street Bellis G C & Son.store 239 E lefferson st Bielil Henry, hardware 122 N Main st Bickel John, shoes 128 S Main street Biannucci C, fruit 348 E Jefferson street Birckbiehler N. store 300 2nd street Biehl C, store corner 3d and Brady sts Butler Hotel, cigars 324 S Main steet Butler Hide&FurCo.f nrs&hides Miller st Butler Cavalier, fruit 202 Center avenue Butler Lubricating Oil Co. oils 119 W Jefferson st Burton A R, store 112 W Jefferson st Bowman Hotel, cigars 311' Center ave Boyd C N, drugs 245 South Main street Bovaird & Seyfang Mfg Co, hardware 105 West Jefferson street Brown & Co, furniture 136 N Main st Brackney Mrs C L,store 327 W North st Bowser Bros, meat 12 Pillow street Campbell JE. store 104 Centre avenue Connell & Grout;store 120 S Main street Boos Jacob, store 348 Campbell J G & W, hardware 210 S Main street Campbell WL, buggies 316 Walnut st Connelly Hugh L, plumbing supplies 316 E Jefferson st Cavalier Jas, fruit 344 Campbell AM, cigars 116 W " CampbellA A,furniture 337-339S Main st Cavalier Pola. fruit 99 Center avenue Connelly RJ, cigars 106 E Jefferson st Cohn A H, junk 210 Elm street Courtney F W, confections 109 Center av Colbert Harvey, hats 130 S Mainst Cleeland D L, jewelry 125 CypherG A & Co, hardware 121 " Daubenspeck & Turner.shoes 108 " Davidson & Gilchrist, store 354 E Jeff st Dailey JS, milliner 113 South Main st Dean Mrs A H. store 239 West street DcArme W H, store 347 S Main st Douthett&Graham.clotli'g 149 Douglass JH. stationery 241 " Donaldson J B. store Negley avenue Dillon C A & Co, meat 120 w Jeff st Duffy Chas, store 125-127 N Main street Ehiner J A. store 240 Second street Eskovitz Nathan,clothingFairground av Eichenlaub W A,cigars34o R Jefferson st Eisler-Mardorf Co. store 221 S Main st Evans Mfg Co, hardware Wayne and McKean sts Eyth Bros, wall paper 251 South Main st Feigle Bros, store 326 S Main street Fishei W A, store 257 Gallo Frank, store 200 Centre avenue Green & Young, clothing 118 S Main st Greek American Fruit Co, fruit 227 S Main street Grieb E, jewelry 137 N Graham Ed T, store 151 N Graham Bros, store 150 S Gilbert J G, cigars P & W depot Godwin, jewelry 103 E Jefferson street Gormley W P & Co, store corner Wayne and Sullivan sts Harris Bros, clothing Fairground avo Harvey CJ, drugs 345 South Main st Harper Bros, store 351 Center avenue Hinchberger C, store 400 Franklin st Heinzer MN. store 318 Zeigler avenue Hiidebrand & Son, meat 135 N Main st Hocli & McGuire, store 305 Centre ave Huselton BC, shoes 202 North Main st Huff F J.plumber 112 E Cunningham st Hull H. store 423 Centre avenue Israel & Rice, gents' furnishings 333 South Main street Jack JS, stationery 237 South Main st Jackson ( V Mitchell, hardware 133 South Main ot Jenkins & Royle, store 164 Race street Johnston's Crystal Pharmacy, drugs 106 North Main st Kamerer WA, store 100 Mercer street Kaufmann Jnlius, store 126 S Main st Kamerer GD, store 231 Centre avenue Ketterer Bros, shoes 224 S Main st Ifetterer Geo, furniture 222 " Kemp C H & H B, cigars .orner Main and Jefferson sts Kepple J ft, store |?Q Centre avenne Kemper Tohn, harness 312 S Main st Kirkpatrick WM, store 306 N Kirkpatrick R L, jewelry 246 S Kihu Peter, cigars 223 Centre avenue King Chas F, cigars 341 S Maiu street Klingler HJ & Co. feed 139 E Jeff st Knight E E & Co, drugs 301 Center ave Koch C & Son, store 124 N Main street frucii Frank y»; Sen, h dw'e 129S Mainst Krug G J, meat lo? Kummer Mrs A, meat U»il ! Kummer Bros, meat 122 E Wayne st Lester W J, store 642 Brown avenue Leighner Carl H, jewelry 209 S Main st Lyndora Supply Co, store Standard ave •• '• drugs Lyndora Hotel, cigars Martinconrt S B, hardware 128 E Jeff st Mi>rdor { : GW. igars 240 S Main st Merger W F, dhpeg' jj'i Myers AE. store (09 E Jefferson street Miller W W. store >'3l S Main at Miller Gus A, cigars 117 " Miller C E, shoes 215 Miller Phil J. store 350 E Jefferson st Miller G Wilson, store 116 Morrison T A.confectioner 212S Mainst Moore John G, store 230 N M,,r.i„ 7l\ cigars 219 Centre avenue McVay'& Pollock, cigars > !r < S Main st McCrorey&Co, SC& 10c storel3l McCutcheon J E, junk 405 Centre and Fairview avenne McCandless A M. store 366 E Jeff street Mci Ore;; V 7 S & Co, feed Church alley Mcßride IJ, Wall ;,apcr J44 W Jeff st McCabe J 13. cjgarS ii McLean ,t MoClain M, furniture 104 Centro avt! Newton W R, organs 317 S Main st National SupplyCo, h dw'e 321 Niggel Jos, hardware 130 E Jefferson st Nixon Simeon, cigars corner Main and Diamond Nickle W M, 5 &10c store, 103 S Main st . il Will S-r Hy Co, hdwe, 120 E Jeff st P Brirfii W H kjou j.l uibeMSC " Oram S Co," clc;thirrg, Taiigrbtind a. e Patterson Bros, wall paper,22j}N Main si Park Hotel, cigars, h E Diamond street Patterson L C, store, Fairground avenue Pape E A, cigars, 119 E Jeffersou street Paganelli Dominie, confections 225 Center avenue Pape C F T, jewelry, 121 E Jefferson st ' NAME OT.ASS ADDRESS Phelps Bros, store H23 South Main street PortUaMike. cigars. 200 Center avenue Purvis Pharmacy, drugs. 213 S Main st Poolos Socrates, fruit, 133 S Main street Prenl D & Co, millinery, 235 E Jeff st Purvis SG & Co. lumber. Franklin st Ralston W E. jewelry, 110 W Jeff street Reed's Pharmacy, drugs, 101 S Main st Reed J M. stationery, 243 Reiber A& H. store, 143 " Ritter-ThompsonCo.store 311 " Richey JA, confections, 142 " Reiber Alf&Bro,drygoods,2os " Redic & Grobman.drugs. 109 N " Rockenstein Jos. saddler. 140 " Rockenstein M C, hdw'e, 121 " Roessing BC, harness. 119 " Rockenstein M & P,mil'rv,32B S " Ritter&Rockenstein,clot'gl4l " Rush C, cigars, 323 Rnff A & Son, shoes, 114 Say J C, lnmber cor Jeff and Monroe sts Schlicht & Niggle, fish,lls W Jeff street Schanl & Nast, clothing, 137 S Main st Shloss Bros, clothing. 201 " Shira C C, store, 340 Locust street Sherman Casper, confections 229 Center avenne Schaffner Geo, cement. 320 Lookout ave Smith J L, fish, 111 Center avenue Smith A M. cigars, 317 S McKean street Smith H J, cigars, rear of Hotel Butler Smith E S, cigars, 356 E Jefferson street Smith EL, confections, 107 Center ave Singer Mfg Co, machines, 140 E Jeff st Standard Hotel, cigars. Fairground ave Steel A, clothing, 104 South Main street Stein John, confections. 117 Wayne st Starr & Reed, store, 130 W Jefferson st Stein L & Son. dry goods, 108 N Mainst Stock C, hardware, 332 South Main st Stewart J C, buggies. 808 Center avenue Steadman W A. store, 441 N McKean st Sullivan Thos, hides and harness 132 West Jefferson street , Tafel. Morris L & Co. store, Fairground avenue A Troutman's Sons, dry goods, 200 and 202 South Main street Vanlett Jeane, store, 21 Hickory street Vine George, cigars, Fairground avenue Vogeley & Herret, meat, 315 Center ave Vogel J C & Son, wall paper, 336 South Main street waiter George & Sons, feed Washington and Mill streets waverly Hotel, cigars, 321 S McKean st waiter G H, bicycles, 303 S Main street wheeler & Wilson, machines 123 west Jefferson street whiteman E E, store corner Lookout and Lincoln aves whitehill G W. plumbers supplies 318 South Main street wick J S, gents furnishings 242 South Main street Wilson w B, hardware, 102 Center ave wick L C, lumber, P & w depot white J E, confectioner, 207 wallula av willard Hotel, cigar 3 corner Wayne and Main stroets wick W S & E, lumber, 227 E Jeff street wuller D H, drugs, 112 S Main street wriglit J B, store, 400 Second street wiehe & Gibson, hardware. 223 Center avenue Young Mrs Lizzie, milliner. 232 South Main street Zimmerman J E, store, 100 N Main st 9 Zeefe M, store, Fairground avenue t t Wholesale Vendors. t Atlantic Refining Company, oil, Butler t Clymonts, Taylor & Loebig produce, t " 333 East Jefferson street, Butler t Goehring WH. produce t 153 North Main street, Butler s Harmony Milling Co. feed Harmony t Klingler HJ & Co, feed t 139 East Jefferson street, Butler e The Lloyd Co, confections 142 west Jefferson street, Butler t McCiea wS & Co, feed t Church alley, Butler e Sarver AH. buggies t 309 North Main streets, Butler Snyder Lewis, junk Mars t waiter George & Sons, feed t Washington and Mill streets, Butler t Rumberger W F, wool t 100 South Main street, Butler e The Robert McCoy Co, produce, Butler * Real Estate. Abrams & Dale, real estate, vv Diamond ; t Austin Ew, real estate, Hotel willard Christley L E, real estate, west Diamond lt Hazlett&M'Collough.real estate, w " Miller w H, real estate S Main street McJunkin Ira. real estate. Armory block 't Sutton&Mnrphy.real est, Diam'd & Main e Vogeley Tlieo, real estate, 238 S Main st ■t walker wm, real estate, Ketterer b'ld'g t v t Billiard Tables. ADAMS TOWNSHIP. t Murray PH, 3 tables Callery it BUTLER BOROUGH. 'J Millinger&Pfister,s tables, 323SMain st Pape E A, 4 tables, 119 E Jefferson st Root AW, 4 " W Root AW, 9 " cor Main&Diamond e it EVANSBURG BOROUGH. J Donaldson TA, 4 tables... .Evans City v MARS BOROUGH. £ Miles Thos H, Stables Mara SLIPPERY ROCK BOROUGH. Ransey W T, 2 tables Slipperyrock t Auctioneers. e t CLINTON TOWNSHIP. t McCall Isaiah, auct. Saxonburg RFD 21 BUFFALO TOWNSHIP. Easley G F, auct Silverville BRUIN BOROUGH. Kelly V F T, auct Brnin 9 BTXTLER BOROUGH. 0 t Dodds T Jas, auct Butler e Mathers J B, auct " Kearns Jas R, auct " ® CHICORA. b Maloney Dan, auct Chicora EVANSBURG BOROUGH. 3 Eichert John A, auct Evans City T CHERRY TOWNSHIP. t Gilghrist J G, anct Moniteau t Tow^Sflip. t Powell JC, auut.,, .Renfrew BFP3!i T PROSPECT BOROUUH. t McGowan JA, auct Prospect : Shanorß, auct SAXONBURG BOROUGH. Anderson Frank, auct Saxonburg Lensner Franklin, auct 1 Muder JE, auct " SLIPPERYROCK BOROUGH. Kerr .T C, auct MipperyroCl, Eating Houses. ADAMS TOWNSHIP. Leonard Mrs B. 8 Callery Murray P H, 8 GUPFAFEO TPWNSIHIJ; Clowes Mrs C K, » freeport BUTLER BOROUGH. Chakales Chas H, B..Fairground avenue Grant Wm H, 8 .334 South Main street Gilbert J G, 8 P & W depot Campbell A M, 7. .116 West Jefferson st Kirk H D, 7 215 South Main street Piper H Eur , 8.. 106 Centre avenue Smith H'J.%.: ■ - rear of Hotel Butler webtter A Broo ( :ks, t>. ay? CHICORA. Dayis D J. 8 Chicora Shott Jce C, 8 Chicora EVANSBURG BOROUGH. Long A J, 8 Evans City HARMONY BOROUGH. Boyer K R iv, b Harmony Twentier S'E, «...• Harmony MARS IWROUGH. Davidson J C, 8 Yearns If?'f.J, jS- >»»» Miles j E, b ~ ijar. Miles Thomas, 8 Mars ZELIENOPLE BOROUGH. Gibson J A, 8 Zelienople King George, 8 ".. .Zelienople The Court of Appeals will be held at <h" office of County Treasurer in Butler on MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1903. be tween tbt hod.-s of 10 ». r-i. and i p. m., 4t whi ; .li time and place ijll who are 'in terested in the above report way attend if they think proper. WILLIAM BISHOP. , Mercantile Appraiser. March 21, 1003. Evans City, Pa. Announcement of the Awards in the "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe Prize Competition. Wearers of /*./s Shoes Win $4,000 wearers Cash Prizes. • In Septeml>er we announced an offer of Four Thousand Dollars in Cash Prizes to the 4:1 wouien. who. after actnal test by wear, would give the UEST REASONS WHY the • DOROTHY DODD" SHOE IS SUPERIOR to all others in the following respects First—The Style of a -Dorothy Dodd." Second—The Faultless Fit of a "Dorothy Dodd." Third— The Flexibility of a ''Dorothy Dodd." Fourth The Extreme LigbtaekS of a "Dorothy Dodd.'' Fifth—The Arch Supporting Feature of a "Dorothy Dodd " iThis Arch-Supporting Feature relieves half the weariness of walking.) The response has been truly wonderfol. The many thousands of replies re ceived from wearers in all parts of the country are evidence of the strong hold the "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe has taken on the popular favor. The character of thous ands of these replies is proof, also that the "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe has filled a "long felt want' in giving to women a shoe combining that dainty 'feminine" style that appeals to the refined taste, a "faultless fit" and a degree of comfort never before experienced. This competition closed January Ist, and the articles received were submit ted to ' The Delineator to judge and award the prizes. They have ordered the prizes distributed as follows: PRIZES WINNERS NAME RESIDENCE SHOE DEALER'S NAME Ist SI,OOO Miss May Newman Boston, Mass hhepard, Norwell Co 2d 750 Miss E. McGraw Allegheny, Pa Win M. Laird Co 3rd— 500 Mrs. E. A. Erichsen Detroit. Mich Paniridge & Black well 4th— 400 Miss M. Weissinger Louisville, Ky Stewart DG Co r>th 3OO Miss Sarah lillar Rochester, N Y Sibley, Lindsey & Curr 6th — 300 Mrs. N. McKisaick Indianapolis, Ind George J. Marott 7th— V>o Mrs. J. E. Jonrs Baltimore, Md Hutzler Brothers Bth lOO Bertha L. Chandles Elyria, Ohio George W. Pliilpott &Co 9th— 80 Miss Cunningham Atlanta. Ga Keely Co 10th 7O Bessie Carter Coffin Columbus, Ohio Holbook &Co 11th— 60 Miss Lucy T. Jones Salem. Va L. Bachrach 12th 5O Miss Nellie Fales St. Paul, Minn The Plymouth 13th— 40 Mrs W.E.Evans Des Moines. Ia Field-Insralls Co 14th— 35 Miss Sadie McNnlty Denver. Col Font ins Shoe Co 15th— 30 Miss C. Conaway Memphis, Tenn G. M. Tidwell &Co 16th 25 Mrs. F. Halileman Cleveland. Ohio R. H. Feterman 17th— 20 Mrs. E. Rowland Wilmington, Del Pfuud & Roddy Co 18th l5 Lydia Dorrington Dallas, Texas Sanger Brothers 19th— 10 Mrs S. D. Zedeker Cedar Rapids, I* Reps & Juuck 20th— 10 Mrs. Edith L. Alley New Bedford, Mass Schuler Bros 21st lO Emme J. Bowan Indianapolis, Ind George J. Marott 22d lO Miss H. Murdook Charleston. S C H.J Williams 23rd— 10 Annie E. Miller Northampton, Mass Imperial DG Co 24th lO Mrs. M. Madigan Seattle, Wash GeoTge J. Tnrrell 25th— 10 Mrs. H. Withbeck Albany, N Y John W. Emery 26th lO Mrs. R. Schonland Montreal. Ont French & Smith 27th lO Lilian M Congdon Providence, R I C. A Goodwin &Co 2«th lO Miss Ethel Fayne Blue Springs, Mo Mail Order 29th— 5 Miss Cleo Glass Fort Wayne, Ind S. B. Thing & Co 30th— 5 Miss Louise Price Waterbury, Conn Allen & Bradley Co 31st 5 Mrs. S. Whitman Augusta, Ga J. B. White & Co 32d 5 Jessie A Loomis Saginaw, E Michigan Wm. Barrie D. G. Co 33rd— o Miss Madge Ross Chattanooga, Tenn Boston Shoe Co 34th 5 Miss M. Beattie Toronto, Ont W. A. Murray Co 35th 5 Miss Ora Dansby » Fort Smith, Ark J. C. Pierce 36th— 5 Mrs. M. Brubaker Litchfield, 111 George J. Ramsey 37th— 5 Miss B. Kernpenski Bridgeport, Conn W. K. Mollan 38th— sMrs. L. M. Walker Honolulu. Hiawaii Mailorder 39th — 5 Lucy S. Decor Fond du Lac, Wis Varner Bros 40th — SF. I. Breckenridge Middletown, Conn C. Fonntaine 41st 5 Mrs. C. Dolliver Augusta. Me F. L Hersey 42d 5 Mrs. Ruth O. Gish Omaha. Neb W. R. Bennett Co 43rd— 5 Miss C. A. Nixon New York City Mailorder This Popular Make of Ladies' Fine Shoes is for sale In Butler Only by C. E. miller, 215 South Main Street, ... Opposite Hotel Arlington a You can do it by starting a savings ac- Butler Savings & Trust Co. Get a bank, SI.OO will start the account and we pay 3 per ceut. Interest comoounded semi-annually. We also do a general bark ing and trust company business. ('all or write (or information. t . ■ MAYS & DAVIS Wholesale Dealers the I Finest of liquors, Ales, Beers and Wir\es. Mpciipinal Tfadg Especially Splipifiefi. People's Phone 578 Bell Phone 318 322 South Main St., Butler, Pa. HAMMILL'S CELEBRATED INDUN ROOT TABLETS Greatest Kidney and Liver Remedy. Positive cure for Sick neadaclie. Sour Sfwmacji. Loss of Appetite, Constipation \T Rheumatism, Blood t*nrifjie}.\ \^9r>>j. For Sale by all Druggists, or by mail, i»6c, owe, and fl.thf HAMMILL MEDICINE CO, ~ : Va 'I w No. 302 MILTENBERGER STREET, PITTSBURG, PENN'A. PAROID READY OOFING. PAROID. The Roofing with NO TAR. Won't dry out. Won't fcrow brittle. ANYOVK can apply it- Tins, Nails and Cement in core of each roll. REPRESENTS the results O i years ot" Experience and Ex perimenting. ONLY requires painting <;very >4 few years. Not when first I S Cheaper than tjravel, Slate or Shingles. DEMAND for PAROID IS WORLD wide. MADE !Nl2 AND 3 PLY Other"Facte, btn»ples ana Prices are yours if yoh iH'aSk ns. L c. wicic, BUTLER, PA. SCHLATTER'S PARLORS, For Ladles" and Geutlemeu'a Scalp and , ' acl * l Mas " sage lallits. Shampoolug aud Manicuring, Zlnom 414 lltjon Ilnildlnu, Peuu Avenmc Kiltthnee. PiU»t»«rg t Pfc. J. jn. POLANOr (04 Vr'iill 'Arfc, tllWwr*. ' ' Manicuring. Sham|»»»lng »nd Facial Massau. Hallwell'a Klectrlc llot and Cold Hair Hryer IM#l Ladles oulv. Telephone Court OSS—S. 3-ia-ly. SCRAP IRON J. B. JONES & CO. mst ii&socti yt.. ft. We pay rash for scrap Iron, steel and metals. Write for price list. We buy and sell second-hand machinery, boilers, re-laying rails, etc. We carry in stock new,light section rails, for Immediate shipment. 3-5-4t HAIL PLEASURE SEEKERS! Apply earlv for rooms and l>oard at KjPLEV H NISW 8i 7 WMER fcESOBT, locat ■ saw old Lake Erie; supplied with mineral wate* and ample accommodations. Kates reason able. Address Mrs. J. O. Newbury, 3-li)-4t Itlpley, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. FARMS! FARMS!! We have a fine selection of genuine bargains—Send for illustrated list. Koyal Realty Co., JHHt pg WH* DO YOU BlfiMAtN When need '2oo men for different posltlouiV If yo» one willing to work wo can place yon. Wo are able to supply, on short notice, any kind are ale help to employers—order will be Hll of mry promptly. Apply, Old Reliable Key ed veßureau, 1122 Peon avenue, Pittsburg Established 1875. 2-5-8 m t!:,_ tNGUSH mumMiPm *»fr. .\lwavs ivliubit Mk *2 t lliniKltl IC'M BUfttLUIN in Uolri metallic box**, seated with ribbon. I nltc no other. Kef unr dn*«rer®«aa anbatl luUttim ant! iiuMnt iota*. Buy of your lwjJWjJ ..r seitd If. in rfamp* ft> r Pwrtlr ala ry Ifyfr moniuN and "*****£ J^SsSs all jmuorMs. CHI-'HKSTER v V 1100 3lnduuu Square, Mtilton
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