rr* A WOMAN'S RISK As a trapeze performer is greater than a man's. She must have a man's courage and a man's muscle to succeed. But she must nlso work under conditions of which a man knows nothing. -Many an accident to women acrobats must be attributed J j to the sudden weakness to which all syV women are // subject at cer tain j U Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre script ion hea^ls diseases which cause weak ness. It estab lishes regular ity, dries MS weakening //Wfm drains, lrtfels /J j/ inflammation tr /J and ulceration, v and cures female weakness. It weak women strong and sick women well. . , «With pleasure I write to-day in praise of Dr. pjercr an<l his medicines," sa\>; Mrs. Mary Con way of Appleton, Lawrence Co., Tenn. " Was troubled with female disease; the baclc of ray head hurt me so I could not lie in bed and I would have to sit up, and then I would have » such pains from my waist down I eould scarcely raise up My feet and hands would feel almost like ice. Since taking Dr P^ rcc '?. Fa J?!!?fS Prescription I can sleep well all night. Could hardly drag around before I took your medi cine a ill now cwn do my housework and help my husband in the field. _ Words cannot express the thanks I owe to Dr. Pierce." # » « . Weak aud sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free. All correspondence is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, containing more than a thou sand large pages, is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for the cloth-bound volume, or only 21 stamps for the book in paper covers. Addresi Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y. ■ Drying preparations simply devel op tlry catarrh; they dry up the secretions, which adhere to the membrane aud decom pose, causing a far more serious trouble than the 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 cure 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 AVarren St., N.Y. The Balm cures without pain, does not irritate or cause sneezing. It spreads itsell over an irritated and angry surface, reliev ing immediately the painful inflammation. With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever. 17* BOOK MAILED FREE. A. A.) FEVERS. Congertioiu. Intlamma- CfEts) lions. Lung Fever, Milk tever. B. H. 1 *I»RMVS. Lameness. Injuries, CURES ) Klieuinatiimi. F. ('.(HIKE THROAT, Quinsy, Epizootic, CUKES i Distemper. CUKES ! WORMS, Bots. Grubs. E. E. M'OI'GHS, Colds, Influenza. Inflame* CUHEB 5 Lung*, Pleuro-Pnrumouia. F. F. ? COLIC, Bellyache. Wind-Hiown. CURES J Diarrhea, Dysentery. 0.0. Prevents MISCARRIAGE. i KIDNEY & BLADDER DISORDERS. 1.1. )SKIN DISEASES. Mange, Eruptions, CUKES i Ulcers, Urease. Farcy. J. K. (BAD CONDITION. Stnrine Coat, CUKES) Indigestion. Stomach Staggers. eoc. each; Stable Case, Ten Specifies, Book, 4c., $7. At druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt of price. Humphreys' Medicine Co., Cor. William & John Itreela. Hew York. f —s— HOME WORK BY MAIL. Either of the following courses i -1 OXE HALF PRICE I- Mechanlc.il Drawing, Machine Designing, Mechanical Engineering, Architectural 'Work, Civil Engineering, Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Send for Finely Illustrated Catalogue— TßM. i ENN'A. (JO KRKSI'ON'DENCE SCHOOLS, Hamilton Bldg.. 33} sth Are., IMttslrarg, I'a. l-o:t-iy We can turn your Old Carpets Into elegant, durable, handsome Rugs and Druggets. Only Oriental Weavers employed. Satisfaction Guaranttod. SILK RAGS woven Into beautiful aud Oriental-like Portiers. Our terms are so moderate—no matter the distance—lt will pay you to send to us. DAVID LOVE & CO., 823 Third Avenue, 1-03-Cm (L, D. Phone.) New Brighton, Pa. MEN WANTED—We want Bookkeepers, Lihickf invoice clerks, shipping, bill ami re eeiv>;» < I •rk c : young men to leurn trades; machin ist, I»l:icU.uutt!is, riveters; warehousemen for rail* road ami a tores, and fifty new orders. Write quick, positions now open. Room 203, 34"> Liberty Ave -I'lttab irg, Ta. v l-03-6m SALESMEN WANTED 100.00 a month and expenses. Can com mence Immediately. A permanent position with chance of advancement. Wo can clve you this county as a starting point if desired and outllno new territory as fast as required. Look up our standing at your local bank s nd satisfy yourself that we arc O. K. linanc al ly, and then write us at once if you mian business. No trillers need apply, as we want workers who expect to earn a good Income. m F;rst National Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y LADIES' TAILORING. Ltnrhurr—Tlic Ladles' Tailor, Has got over from the East many beautiful stylet cf model.* and materials, also books of samples a every description, which he would be pleased V show visitors. He will also open on April Ist, another branch at HO4 Fifth avenue, E. E., Th< drill guarantees perfect lit. 624 Penn Ave., Pltti I.urg, I'a. Bell Phone 3410—5 Grant. l-03-0m ISaflanT^iTDßaiFs H A wife, certain relit yt Suppressed *1 Menstruation. Never k r*. > *v n to fall. Bafe! j .Sure! Speedy! Satisfaction Guaranteed *™ or monev Refunded. Bent prepaid for SLOO per Box. Will send themon triaJ, to | be paid for when relieved. Humpies Free. UNITED MEDICAL CO., Box 74. LANCA»TK«». P*. Sold iti Butler at the Centre Ave arm art 1 TACT'S PH ILA DELPHI/. A —DENTAL ROOMS.-- V ' ■■33S 39-sth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa If > T*l ViVrepRACTICA'.V/Job'R'bfpl •f N CROWN ynd PF. I'VJ t work fi , ' «5* of Fhtsburf-WHY NOT DO L' jf fBIYOURS? Onld CROWNSl 11 . > » J mlaml BRIDGE work reduced tea* iVI ftf£s PER TOOTH Also the L* ■ V V bef* sit of 7'estk made, ON LV £P V HAIL PLEASURE SEEKERS! \pply early for rooms and twiard at RIPLEY'S N'EW SUMMER hESOIJT, locat •<l one-half mile north of the beautiful villlaxe of Ripley. on the shining shores of <■l.l Luke Erie; supplied with mineral water and ample accommodations. Kates reason able. Address Mrs. J. O. Newbury. •I UMt Ridley, Cliantauqua Co., N. Y. FARMS! FARMS!! We have a fine selection of genuine 1> irgains—Send for illustrated list. ROYAL REALTY CO., 3 t!)-4t -100 Park Pittsburg, Pa. WHY IX) YOU REMAIN lIH.E when we need 200 men for different positions? If you <MH* willing to work we can place yon. We able to supply, on short notice, any kln<l nre ale help to em ploy ern—order will !>•> nil i>f nirv promptly. Apply, Olfl Keliahle Key t*\ ye Bureau 1122 Penn avenue, Pittsburg Established 1K75. SCHLOTTER'S PARLORS, F<<r L&lles' and (ieutieni«'ii*H Sralp and Facial Mas aage Specialists, Sliam|Nj(di)g and Manicuring. Room 111 llljon ISulhllißjK, Prim A venae Kiitruii«e, Fittthu if(, I'n. MRS. JTmTPOLAND, 500 Penn Ave., PI- Manicuring. and Facial Massage Hallw. li's Electric Hot and Cold I lair Dryer I 'scd, Ladles only. Telephone Court 958—5. 3-19-1 y OWEN MEREDITH. A Dinner Speech m IIIH That Kllrltfd IIOUIH of Deri*ion. I once sat at a banquet given in T.on ilon by Wilson Barrett to Lawrence Barrett, says a writer in an English magazine. Karl Lytton presided, a curled, oiled. effeminate, supercilious fop. He bad a lloman tragedy to sell to Wilson Barrett. That was wby be came. He eulogized Wilson Barrett In a speech. "I believe," be said, "tbat Mr. Barrett won some success with a piece called (consulting bis notes) 'The Lights of London.' 1 suppose it was the work of some dramatic hack." George Sims sat facing ldni and never said a word. Then bis lordship went drawling on: "I next find on the list of Mr. liarretts successes something called "The Silver King.' Here again I know nothing of the authorship. The names of those dramatic carpenters do not interest me." At which Henry Arthur Jones glared and a flush came Into the face of poor blind Henry Herman. "Finally." said I.ord Lytton, "Mr. Wilson Barrett has placed on his boards what lie humorously calls a Bo man tragedy. I refer to 'C'laudian,' at tributed to one W. G. W ills, of whom I have never heard." This was too much for the banqueters. All of them were personally acquainted with Irving's pet poet, the modest Wills. So they howled derisively. And Earl Lytton's tragedy, produced a month later, was a dismal failure. <ln|ifr«litiun About Cat*. In the Monferrato It is believed that all the cats who wander abont upon the roofs during the month of Febru arv are really witches, whom it is law ful and even necessary to shoot. A German superstition has it that if a black cat sits upon the bed of a sick man it is a presage of his death, while if after his decease it Is seen upon his grave it Is enough to arouse doubts as to the locality to which his soul has departed. In Hungary it is thought that cats generally become witches be tween the ages of seven and twelve years. A French belief concerning the cat is tbat if the animal be carried in a cart and the wind blow from it to the horses they immediately fall tired. If any part of the horseman's clothing be made of cat's skin, the horse will feel as though it carried a double bur den. In other countries, however, su perstition is favorable rather than ad verse to the cat. A variant of the fa mous story of the Kilkenny cats is found in Piedmont, the cats being, however, replaced by wolves. Life SnvliiK Devices. Mimicry among butterflies, moths and other insects would be comic were it not a matter of life or death. Not a few moths have at the hinder ends of their wings a black mark and two or more tails resembling the horns of their own-beads. A veteran ill warfare not seldom has these portions missing, a proof of the value in having saved his life. Thus the lizard's brittle tail, which, first attracting the enemy, comes off at his touch, lets his would be prey escape. When at bay, crabs distract the enemy by throwing off their claws, and lobsters do the trick more neatly by seizing the enemy with a claw and then throwing off limb and enemy. Thus the bushy tail of the squirrel is accounted for. There is a chance of escaping the enemy minus only a mouthful of fur. The Missionary Apple Tree. In the rectory garden of Pysford. near Woking, England, there stands what is familiarly known as the missionary apple tree. The tree is a large one and of a good age and has been so named for the reason that for many years past it has been the custom of the rec tor of the parish to collect the fruit, sell it in the best market and devote the proceeds to the missionary socie ties of the Church of England. Quite a large sum of money has been raised in this way, and the apples, which are of the Blenheim orange variety, always find a ready sale at excellent prices among the gentry and farmers of the district. African Xatlves and Salt. To obtain salt the Bakalulua and oth er African natives burn banana leaves and certain grasses and, collecting the ashes, place them in a large funnel in geniously made from large banana leaves. Through this they percolate water and then evaporate the filtered water by boiling, obtaining a fairly white salt composed of a very small amount of chloride of sodium and a very large amount of chlorate of potash and other salts. I'rior to the advent of the traders and the missionaries this was the only salt they had to satisfy the natural craving of a vegetable eat ing people. Inseparable Words. "Say," asked the red faced man in the hotel writing room. "How do you spell 'unmitigated?'" "Why," replied the stranger next to him, "it's u-n-m-i-t—say, my friend, 1 wouldn't advise to call a man a liar of any sort in a letter. You'll get yourself in trouble." Philadelphia Press. A Born Growler. "How's all the folks?" "All well, but—the measles is in the neighborhood." "Well, you orter be thankful you're a-liviu'." "I reckon so, but—we've all got to die."—Atlanta Constitution. The Repeater. Jim—Would you call a man who stcls another man's funny stories or his plots and us*s them a literary thief? Jams—No. 1 would call him a second story man.—Baltimore Herald. A Charity Concert In London and the Audience It Attracted. Tho audience certainly was a terrify ing one. The front rows of the big hall were filled by old women very se vere or else smiling the perpetual smile of vacancy. Then came a grimy group of dock hands. Their wives, some of them in charge of three babies apiece, were all over the room. The girls came In huge feathered hats and yelled high pitched witticisms to the gangs of young hooligans whose one desire seemed to be to wreck the show. In deed they contributed even more audi bly to the entertainment than did the performers, while the clergy who pa trolled up and down seemed on excel lent terms with everybody, but quite powerless to control a good part of the audience. Somebody opened with a piano solo. Beally people might have more sense than to choose a Chopin nocturne for such an audience. The pianist was twice told to "go and get an organ." There was a shout for some tune un known to us, and after tbat the render ing of Chopin was permanently drown ed in general and stentorian conversa tion. A girl with ambition to become a professional next sang, amid audible comments on the plainness of her frock, and she quitted the platform in awful silence. Bertie and his cello had an even worse time. He was in vited to "get his lialr cut," which was certainly a piece of timely advice, and at the first deep notes of his instru ment there were anxious Inquiries il he Was in pain. As this had a percep tible effect on irritable Bertie, there were general offers to attend bis funer al and more advice to the effect not to take "that old geezer out with you when you go courting." By this time the troupe were terrified, and the rec tor bad to mount the platform and re uuest some sort of order.—Outlook. VICTOR " LUNG A SYRUP Tie Great "Lei Remefly," "Throat Healer," aofl "Colli Killer." Consumption in first stages abso lutely cured. The friend of Singer and public Speakers. The Goldei Remedy for Whooping Coup! Bronchitis, Asthma, Quinsy, Hoarseness, Coughs, Etc. It Cun by striking at the root of the diseast Are you afflicted ? address VICTOR REMEDIES CO.. Frederick, Mary lain. 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 serions. Better check it at once. Lewin's whiskey will do it. Trv it. ALWAYS IN STOCK FINCH, LAHGK, OVEBIIOLT. <i I'CKKNHKI MKK MT. VEBJiOS. THOSPSON, GIBSON, UILLIKttEB. BBIIHJEPORT. and offer them to you 6 year old at {1 per full quart, ti quarts $5 IK). GRANDFATHER'S CHOICE. whiskey guaranteed 3 years old, SJ 00 per Bal lon. We pay express charges on all mall orders of s.">oo or over. Goods shipped promptly. ROBT. LEWIN & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS Ilf WIRES AND LIQUORS, Now MiSmithfield Street.iformerly 411 Water Street. PITTSBURG, PA. 'Phonee: Bell 2159 P. A A. :458. TIEYMAN HARRIS, LADIES' TULOR-MADE SUITS CF.d RlD'.rlo HABITS,—— 459" Fortes Street, Corner Craig Street, PITTSBUR®pPA. :i-19-ly l» J. KOWALSKY. flbgS - Minnfarturor of Smrill Gas and Gasoline Engines glues ami for A nf'»ii!ol»i!»*s. imPd7nyT7. Ing Water Huiuihig Fans and ico Creatu Freezers, iK-. No. 6 4th Ave., Pjttsburir, Hit. 3-lLMim WAB'fP v Boiler-makers, Blacksmiths s-nd !.». .j»•-; s hr i i!- roads, also drivers ami all kinds of help. I*l s waiting. General Kin ploy men t Bureau, 201 h\a-: nil street, Allegheny, l'a. WANTED—At once, girls In every rajliy: to *lO per week; placed or money refunded, tie u d Employment Bureau, 201 Federal St.. Allagi euy, i a. •'l-19-1 y JfTBRC NTILB BUREAU, end Ketlianical Ponltlc-a.,^, Office 6!6 Pe.ia Avenue, - riitsbuse. '-"a ;<-i9-iy Headaches"Cured With Glass? Ariifi?cia c yes Eugene Heard Spectacle C;. LEGITIMATE OPTICIAI.S 705 PESS AVI'M K, OPP. PENS ■m iLUIXO- nvTSLt s-vHy _ DRII HABIT JENDU Removes all desire for Alcoholic Stimulant im mediately. Settles the stomach, heals it and calms the nerves 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. TEKMS MODKKATIC. For full particulars address, THE JENDU COMPANY, SOS & 805 Hi Peint Kulld'g, Pittsburg, Pa, WHY NOT Become an Artist? Crayon, Pa9tel, Sepia and Water Color taught at home, -ind employment given at once. For full particulars, address, CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF ART. Beavtr Falls, Pa. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS c° p e * Nnfo. Alwavi rHlublf Ladle*. ask I»rugßlßt foi CHIC'lf WtTP.R'M ill Red an* 1 «*old metallic boxes, sealed with blu« ribbon Take no other. »{»*f«<.e Usm;veroun suiw«i* lutlomaud Imhaliori*. Kttyoi your t:rvn:p- t or send -St*. i:» i«» r !*arlkular-. V!'/ 1 ■MihiaU .« <1 " RoSlei' f<»r Ladte*. in Ut / by returo j^.tfrtOlosiimoaluU all I>rug?iK's. cu:.:::Esrrß CHEMICAL . J. 2100 P> Mi'i !lbP J.l* ao#v Curry College Sixtli Street and Ponn Ave., Pittsburg, l'a FORTY-THIRD YEAR. School open 'til the year. Individual in structions. Students can enter at any time Catalogue mailed free on application. 4---In FOR S\ LE —SO-acre farm; well located church, school, buildings, fruit and water can give immediate possession, inspect!fir will convince you; no agents. THUS. M. ARNOLD; Clarion. Pa. "THIS BEATS NEW JERSEY."—Charters procured under South Dakota law for a few dollars; write for corporotlon laws, blanks by-laws and forms to Philip Lawrence. !at« assistant secretary of state, Huron. BeadU Co., South Dakota. FOR SALE Ok LEASE—Farm and coa land. 100 acres, in Green township. Mahonlni Co., O. For particulars address ■J-IMXi-lm F. J. ROLLER, Niles. O PERSONAL—Vapor, alcohol and stean baths. Facial and scalp treatment a special ty. Best of service given. MRS. HAi DEN First lioor.ae Federal St., Allegheny City.l'a PERSONAL Swedish Massage. Manicur ing. ELS4E MILLS, KOO Penn Avenue, (second tloor) 4-2-03-ly l'ittsburg, l'a. IP YOU ALTK ReeVlngenif>lryment,«»T« board ag In tli.' city until engaged. Send ft and wo will luuliyou complete Instructions bow to quickly rerun a position (according to your ability; among thi l.vgc.f firms In America, unaided and by yourowr efiorts. (( opyrlgl.tof this system applied for.) Ad dress. Information Department, Bur liinpioymeui Bureau, 120 Sixth street, Pittsburg, l'a. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. DR. S. A. THOMPSON, DK. ISARItI, MAIIAF FEY, Osteopathic Physicians. Graduates Amerl can School. l.joi-8 Arrott liuildlng, Bell l'houi 2840—Court, Pittsburg, l'a. L. 5. McJUNKIN Insurance and Real Eslatc Agent 117 E. JEFFERSON, j PTTTT/RT? Prt M. C. WAGNER ARTIST PHOTO GRAPEFH 139 South Main St. Mercantile Appraiser's List for 1903. NAME CLASS ADDRESS ADAMS TOWNSHIP. Beringer H H, store Myoma Godard Mrs J M, store Callery Irvine C B. store .Tmiction Pharmacy, drugs Leonard Mrs B. cigars Mnrry P H. cigars Shannon J F. store Strebel <V Wasson, coal Thomas J H. store Windhorst F C. store Downey ville ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP. Meek James, store Bonns Parks E C, store Six Points Schell JD, store... Crawford s Corners BRADY TOWNSHIP. Clntton Mies EJ, store.. .West Liberty Hines W P & Co, store... McCurdy Walter, store Elora Robinson W W, store Pump Wick J S. store " BUFFALO TOW NSHIP. Clowes Mrs C E. cigars Freeport Leasnre A W, store Ekastown Watson Win, lumber Sarversville Witte W H, store Wilkewitz Godfrey, store.. BUTLER TOWNSHIP. EmrickWJ, store Butler Stoner C & G. store CENTER TOWNSHIP. Borland J W, store McCandless Fleeger A F, store Holman Dr A, drugs Miller D C, store McCandless W B. machines. " CHERRY TOWNSHIP. Borlinger A, confections Coaltown Elliott II W, store Fogal V, st <re Graham W J, store Moniteau McCoy H C & Son Anandale Porter Belle M, cigars Bovard Lindsey R J, milliner Coaltown Tannahill Tillie, milliner.. . .Anandale Magee A J, feed Bovard CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP. Fennell Peter, store Fennelton Krause Robert <fc Son, store.Coylesvilie Sipe WJ A: Bro, store. . .Fennelton CLINTON TOWNSHIP. Anderson R J, store Flick Harvey James, phosphate... . Ekastown Hay T A. jliosphate Ivy wood nay D A, cigars Kennedy T G. store Snider W 11, buggies. .Riddles X Roads Thompson John, store Ivy wood Bartley T A, phosphate CONNOQUENESSING TOWNSHIP. Kneiss F E, store Whitestown CLAY TOWNSHIP. Sherwin S, store Sherwin Wick H B, store Claytonia Welsh James, store Larance L, store Enclid CONCORD TOWNSHIP. Balsiger & Stewart, store Magic Blair & Blair, store. .Petrolia, R F D 72 Kuhn & Knbn, store Booker Kuhn W H & Bro, store Markwell Frank, store. . .Greece City McCleary James R, cigars Magic CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP. Frontz John, store Ogle Garvin Win <& Son, store Hendrickson AG, store Meeder George, seed DONEGAL TOWNSHIP. Brownfield Bros, store Rattigan Cate H S, store Greer Graham J H, store St. Joe FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. Watson Wm & Son, store Isle Watson Wm & Son, store..Mt Chestnut FAIR VIEW TOWNSHIP. Day W C, store Peachville Whitener V, hardware Richards B H, cigars " FORWARD TOWNSHIP. Bradley W 11. store Carr Green James, store. Evans City.R F D 30 Schilling Alexander, store Reibold Starkey D, store Zeno JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Kirker S D, feed Harmony Winter P R, store Eidenau JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Ilartenstein L, store Great Belt Lang WM. saddler " " Montag J E. hardware, Jefferson Center Oneal J M & Co, store Great Belt Smith W B& Son,store, Jefferson Center Schrotli 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 li A, store " Snider J A, buggies " Sbintag Chas, harness MARION TOWNSHIP. Bailey James, store Slippery Rock Baldien Herman, hardware Boyer Gormelv J H, store Murrinsville Kerr A P, confections Boyer Mabold Wm, store Murrinsville Middenriorf H J,store Boyer Sproull Bros, feed Sisney L J, store Gold Supply Co, store " MERCER TOWNSHIP. Bovard Jas C& Sons,lumber, Forestville DeMaTch F, cigars " Owens E L, store Shields Fannie, store " MUDDYCREEK TOWNSHIP Fisher C L, store Rose Point Neely M L, store Piano OAKLAND TOWNSHIP. Ball George, store North Oakland Badger SB, store Sonora l'runer W F & Co, store St. Joe PENN TOWNSHIP. Bowser R M & Son, store Renfrew Brown A B, notions Hoon L S, meats " Kirkpatrick Bros, store Price Bros, hardware Renfrew Drug Co, drugs Roberts D W & Son, c0a1.... " Riley L S, store Brownsdalt Sutton A D, store Maharg Vanrensselaer D, store Renfrew Winter F J, phosphate Maharg Watsou A 11. cigars Renfrew Wilson & Kennedy, cigars ... Wise W H, store R F D 7, Butlei PARKER TOWNSHIP. Allen W S, store Glenorn Howard J C, store Parkers Landing Morgan Jas A, store.. " SLIPPERYROCX TOWNSHIP. Adams E H, store Wicl Cheesemau S L, feed Keistei Hindman W J, store Branchtor Hall Amos, store Keister Mrs Matilda Keistei McCracken C E, feed Slippery Rocl Perry R C & Co. store Wicl Keister J B, phosphate Keistei SUMMIT TOWNSHIP. Carter A F. store Carbon Centei LimbergTW, store Hernial Portman A F, store " VENANGO TOWNSHIP. Culter & Reynolds, store Ean Clain Jamison W C, store " " Jamison & <'o. store Ferrii Kohlinper (J T, store DeSalt Miller A O. drags Ean Clain McDonald Mrs R A, millinery " McCandless R J, furniture... " Stickle W P, harness " " Turner Coal & Coke Co, c0a1... Ferri: Wilson A C & Son. hardware,Eau Clairt WORTH TOWNSHIP. Cumley G W. store Wimertoi Gardner W F, store Jacksvilh WINFIELD TOWNSHIP. Cooper W II & Co, store, West Wiufieh Denny F, store Leasurevilli Hntzier Bros, store West Winfieh Keasey II C, lumber.. . .Carbon Blacl Falkner S 11, hardware.. " Krause & Son, store Marwoo< Krause & Freeh] ing, store . Smith & Logan, store Carbon Blacl Schwartz Jacob,clothing, West Winfielc Cresscn Supply Co, store. " WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Altmire Mrs T, store Hilliarc Cook P E. store Barkers Landing Dunn M, store Hilliari Graham J P, store Higgins J P, powder Lewis M, store North Hopt Mifflin & Mifflin, store " Moore & Moore, store " " McKee & Co, hardware Huliarc McGnirk, powder " Seaton Herman, cigars North Hop< Thompson I N, drugs " NAME CLASS ADDRESS Thompson E C, store Hilliard Tnrnbnll Robert, store Weakley B B & Co, store " BRUIN BOROUGH. Black D H A: Co. store Bruin Fisher J VV, store Lace W F, store Orr J H, store Orr James W, store Ramsey James R. cigars I "ONNOQUEN" KSSI N't; BOROUGH. Armstead Geo S. jnnk.Connoqnenessing Barnhart R <V Son. store Christie J L. drugs NicklasdtMecbling. store " Purviance W A, store.... Rose & Graham, feed.. . " CHICORA. Blackmon & Gaisford. drags.. Chicora Campbell W W, store DeWolfe W L, drags Davis DJ. cigars Davis D J. wall paper Deiter W M. store Frankle. S B, store FetzerGF, clothing Forquer B J, cigars Frankle S. store Frederick & Co. lumber Glass George, store Gephardt E A. confections Graham P E. store Glossner J VV. meat Hoch Bros, hardware " Hoch A A. cigars Harris Miss A M, milliner " Horwitz Lewis, store " Horwitz Lewis, jauk Hays E F & Son, hardware " Johnston C H. hardware Johnston CH. shoes James W E. harness Lackey W E, cigars Litzinger II C. store " McMichael Miss E. milliner ... Philips Tony, store Scharbach C. jewelry Scott James C, cigars . .. Teske Mrs C, store " Westerman Bros, store " Wagner C A, stationery Waltman Frank, feed EVANSBURG BOROUGH. Barkey Eiios, feed and coal.Evans City Barto David, shoes Bnrry & Markel, hardware.. Blair Sisters, milliners Coplan H. jnnk Dambach Ed. lumber Dombart Geo D, store " Dunbar B W, hardware Dunbar C I, store Eber B H, store " Evans City Supply Co. store. Helm J J, harness Hyle Bros & Young.furniture Hudson Robert, store " Halstine Harry, jnnk IfTt George & Sous, store Long A J. cigars List J M. drugs Lynch Charies, cigars Laderer W C, implements... Levine M, jnnk Miller F E. feed Miller Charles, cigars Marbnrger John, meats.... Nicklas Bros, store Peffer Fred, music Ripper J A, stationery " Ripper P 11. tish Scnoeffel&Myers.g'ts f'nsbgs Shoup L E. hardware Thomas J D. drngs Wahl Wm, cigars Zeman D & Co. store " FAIRVIEW BOROUGH. Adams John, cigars Baldwin Hawn W C, store McOlure Mrs S M. millinery... Scott C, store TempletonSH. store HARRISVILLE BOROUGH. Borland Bros, btore Harrisville Brown R L. furniture Brown W E. meat Cutnniings L R meat Curry J E. store " Elrick R E,"drngs Humphrey D W <fc Co. store. Morrison W L, store Morrison J H. harness Kelly H A, hardware Snyder Chas. store Stein Mrs B. millinery Williamson .T N, store " HARMONY BOROUGH. Barnhart J J, drugs Harmony Barne H W. store Beam S A. cigars Boyer E R R. cigars " Douglas W C, saddler Eppinger A, store Ehrlick Bros, store Foehrlnger Fred, hardware.. Harmony Milling Co, feed.... Harmony Cereal Co, feed Milliman II E. store Miller Joseph, jewelry Oil Well Supply Co, hardware Swain G D. store Sahli Edward, meat Winters Ed, hardware " Webster & Altinbnrg.h'dw'e. Wise H M, lumber Roneymus G G tinware Twentier S E, cigars Zeigler O W & Co, furniture. Zeigler L N, cigars " KARNS CITY BOROUGH. Balsiger 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 Sliira & Wallace, drngs Wersli John, store MARS BOROUGH. BO> d W D <fc Son, si ore Mars Brown J M, store Craig Hardware Co, hardware... Cram A, store Clark J S, lumber Davis J 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 W J, feed Levy B. clothing - Miles John E, cigars Miles Thomas H, cigars Miller .T P, store Martin J I. cigars Miles & McCormick, cigars Mars Pharmacv. drugs Oil Well Supply Co, hardware 'j Shannon W L. store Watters H W, harness " Winger W H. junk " Zeigler Al. hard ware Zeigler & Schwab, shoes PROSPECT BOROUGH. Bowers A, drugs Prospect Critchlow Bros, store Dick F E, meat " Glenn JG. furniture Hunter P L, cigars McCleary E L, store Milliman F D, hardware Riddle W R & Co. store Scott JC, hardware Wilson Miss M E, milliner " PORTERSVILLE BOROUGH. Brenneman D J, store Portersville Brennemau J S, cigars Coovert A B, milliner Dann W 11. saddler Heberling Jennette, milliner lieberling Henry,hardware. Huiuphrey Wm &Son, store Hay J W." drugs McDonald Geo B, store McDonald Geo B&Co,furn'e PETROLIA BOROUGH. Brown Mrs S E. milliner Petrolia Campbell ASH J S, meat Chesebro E P. store Denholm T, store " Ervin Mrs John, cigars Fritz F M. cigars Foster W C, drugs Foster W C, store Gregg R, cigars Hawk J M & Son, store Jacobs Bros, store Stoughtou W R, store Spence & Snow, store YeagerS, jnnk SAXONBURG BOROUGH. HelinboldMrsTbeo&H< >n,Bt'e. Haxonltnrg Horn Miss Cora, milliner... Kranse T tJk Co, store " Kohnfelder J, cigars Mershon Dr E B, drugs " Manrhotf (J W, store Milder H A, furniture " ScLroth Mrs C. oysters " Schroth Wm & Son, harness " Stenbgen Bros, meat " Saxonburg Gas Co, gas fixt's. Scbintag Mrs Lizzie, store... " Raabe Mrs O M. cigars " NAMK CLASS ADURESS SIJI'PKKV ROCK BOROUGH. Bingham F P. hardware. Slippery Rook Bingham J B. implements Bartz Peter, candy Bard & Son, store Baird Miss Sue M, millinery •• " Clntti.n F. drugs Chandler E F, store Campbell MrsE.milliner. " Forester F L, lumber Griffith H P. gas supply Kiester L D. furniture... " Kerr & Gibson, store ... " Maybury A: Co. sh.>es... Morrison S L. feed " M'Quistion&Martin, meat Rhodes LM. saddler.... Roberts J M.implements. Sneathen& Ramsey, store Stillwagon J X. saddler. . " Stoops & Coulter, store.. " Williams O X. jewelry .. " Watson & Williams.store " Über & Son, furniture .. " VALENCIA BOROUGH. Barr ,T C. store Valencia Purvis S A, store Stoup & Mcrrow. hardware... " WEST SUXDI'RY BOROUGH. Arthur .T B, store West Sunlmry Braden, Conway &Co,store Brown P P. harness Donaldson Wm, cigars Hindinan H C drugs ... Mecbling Martha.furnlt're Plnenix Milling Co, feed. Pryor H C, feed Russell W G. gas fittings. Steindorf Bros, hardware Sloau H A. cigars ZELIEN'OI'LE BOROUGH. Bastian D G, hardware Zelienople Bumgardner Wm. hardware.. " Blum John, shoes " Beliler Lawrence, meat " Uiiidinger C L & N R.store... " Dodds V J, «tore " Frishkorn F A, hardware " Goebring <fc Keck, store Gibson J A, cigars Householder Geo, implements " Hiidebrand B M. confections. Hartung Alf. saddler " Ifft John & Co, lumber -.. " Kauffnian Mrs Mary, shoes... " King George, cigars Kocher C B. feed " Kline Mrs A L. milliner Levis R S. wool " Linenbrink Mrs EC. milliner. " Luck F F. cigars *' Meeder A H & Co, store " McKim H G, store " Rumbaugh D H, store Reed C E. drugs " Stokey H W. cigars " Seaton A >!fc Son, lumber " Sitler A, drugs " Winters Albert, jewelry " Worth & Milliman, store " W'ight W J. store Zehner Fred, implements " Zehner Edwin, furniture " BUTLER BOROEGH. Aiken D L. store 317 Center avenne Allen J Wes. cigars 113 N Main street Anderson B C, cigars 103 Centre avenue Arlington Hotel, cigars 320 S Main st Bavonnet Victor, store 131 Short street Bellis GC & S-jn,store 239E lefferson st Biehl Henry, hardware 12*2 N Main st Bickel John, shoes 128 S Main street Biantiucci 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 IlidettFurCo.furs&'hides Miller st Butler Cavalier, fruit 202 Center avenue Butler Lubricating Oil Co. oils 110 W Jefferson st Burton AR. 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 <fc 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 avenne Connell & Grout,store 120 S Main street Boos Jacob, store 348 Campbell J G & W, hardware 210 S Main street Campbell WL, buggies 310 Walnut st Connelly Hugh L, plumbing supplies 316 E Jefferson st Cavalier Jas, fruit 344 Campbell A M, cigars 116 W CampbellA A.furniture 337-339S Main st Cavalier Pola, fruit 99 Center avenue Conneilv RJ. cigars 100 E Jefferson st Cohn AH, junk 210 Elm street Courtney F W, confections 109 Centerav Colbert Harvey, hats 130SMainst Cleeland D L, jewelry 125 CypherG A & Co. hardware 121 Daubenspeck & Turner,shoes 108 " Davidson & Gilchrist, store 354 E Jeff st Dailcy JS, milliner 113 South Main st Dean Mrs AH, store 289 West street DcArme W H, store 347 S Main st Douthett&Graham.cloth'g 149 Donglass 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 Ehmer J A. store 240 Second street, Eskovitz Nathan.clothing Fairground av Eichenlaub W A,cigars34o 15 Jefferson st Eisler-Mardorf Co, store 321 S Main st Evans Mfg Co. hardware Wayne and Mclveau sts Eyth Bros, wall paper 251 South Main st Feigle Bros, store 326 S Main street Fisher W A. store 257 Gallo Frauk. store 200 Centre aveuue 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 .1 G, cigars P & W depot Godwin, jewelry 103 E Jefferson street Gormley \V P & Co, store corner Wayne and Sullivan sts Harris Bros, clothing Fairground ave 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 Hoch & 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 Sonth Main st Jackson & Mitchell, hardware 132 South Main st Jenkins & Royle, store 164 Race street Johnstons Crystal Pharmacy, drugs 106 North Main st Kamerer WA, store 100 Mercer street Kaufmann Julius, store 126 S Main st Kamerer GD, store 231 Centre avenue Ketterer Bros, shoes 224 S Main st Ketterer Geo, furniture 222 " Kemp C H & H B. cigars corner Main and Jefferson sts Kepple JH, store 370 Centre avenne Kemper John, harness 342 S Main st Kirkpatrick WM, store 306 N Kirkpatrick R L, jewelry 246 S Kihn Peter, cigars 223 Centre avenue King Chas F, cigars 341 S Main street Kliugler II J & Co. feed 139 E Jeff st Knight E E & Co. drugs 301 Center ave Koch C & Son. store 124 N Main street Koch Frank & Son, h'dw'e 129 S Main st Krug G J, meat 107 Knmnier Mrs A, meat 331 Kuiumer 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 Martiuconrt S B, hardware 128 L Jeff st Mardorf G W, cigars 240 S Main st Metzger W F, shoes 127 Myers A E, store 109 E Jefferson street Miller W W. store 234 S Main st Miller (jus 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 212 S Main st Moore John G, store 230 N Morris JD. cigars 219 Centre avenue McVay & Pollock, cigars 335 S Main st McCrorey&Co, sc& 10c storel3l McCutcheon J E. junk 405 Centre and Fairview avenue McCandless A M, store 366 E Jeff street McCrea WS & Co, feed Church alley Mcßride IJ, wall paper 144 W Jeff st McCube JE. cigars 407 S McKean st McClain M. furniture 404 Centre ave Newton W R, organs 317 S Main st National SupplyCo, h'dw'e32l Niggel Jos, hardware 130 E Jefferson st Nixon Simeon, cigars corner Main and Diamond Nickle W M. 5 &)0e store. 103 S Mainst Oil Well Supply Co, hdwe, 120 E Jeff st O'Brien W 11 & Son. pl'mber. 13"J Oram S & Co, clothing. Fairground ave Patterson Bros, wall paper,226N Mainst Park Hotel, cigars, 8 E Diamond street Patterson LC, store. Fairground aveuue Papc E A, cigars, 119 E Jeffursou street Paganelli Dominie, confections 225 Center avenue ' Pape C F T, jewelry, 121 E Jefferson st •N' AM E « LASS A DDR ESS ! Phelps Bros, store 323 South Main street l'ortlis Mike, cigars. 200 (.'enter avenue Purvis Pharmacy, drugs. 2IS S Main st Poolos Socrates, fruit. 133 S Main street Prenl D & Co. millinery, 235 E left st Purvis SG & Co. lumber. Franklin st Ralston W E. jewelrv. 110 W Jeff street Reed's Pharmacy, drugs. 101 S Main st Reed J M. stationerv, 24;! " Reiber A & H. store, 14:1 " Ritter Thomi>sonCo,9tore 311 " Richev JA. confections. 142 lieiber Alf<X:Bro.drygoods.2os " Redic & Grohinan.drugs. 109 N " Rockenstein Jos. saddler. 146 Rockenstein M C. hdw'e, 121 Roessing BC. harness. 119 " Rockenstein M& P.mil'rv.32B S " RitterA:Rockenstein,clot'gl4l Rush C. cigars. 323 " Ruff A & Son, shoes. 114 Sav J C, lumber 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. 840 Locust street Sherman Casper, confections 229 Center avenue Schaffuer Geo, cement. 320 Lookout ave Smith J L. flsh. 11l 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 Steiu John, confections. 117 iVayne st Starr A: Reed, store, 130 W Jefferson st Stein L & Son dry goods. 108 N Mains! Stock C. hardware, 332 South Main st Stewart J C, buggies. MVS 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 Trontman's Sous, dry goods, 200 and 202 South Main street Yanlett Jeane. store, 21 Hickory street Vine George, cigars. Fairground avenue Vogeley & Herret, meat. 315 C«nter ave Yogel J C & Son. wall paper, 336 South Main street waiter George & Sons, feed Washington and Mill streets waverlv Hotel, cigars, 321 S McKean st waiter G H. bicycles. 303 S Main street wheeler & Wilson, machines 128 west Jefferson street whiteman E E. store corner Lookout and Lincoln aves whitehill (t 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 <fc W depot white J E, confectioner, 207 wallula av Willard Hotel, cigars corner wayne and Main streets wick w S & E, lumber, 227 E Jeff street wuller DH, drugs, 112 S Main street Wright J B, store, 400 Second street wiehe & Gibson, hardware. 223 Center avenue Young Mrs Lizzie, milliner. 232 Sonth Main street Zimmerman J E, store, 100 N Main st Zeefe M, store, Fairground avenue Wholesale Vendors. Atlautic Refining Company, oil, Butlei Clymonts. Taylor & Loebig. produce, 333 East Jefferson street, Butlei GoohTing W H. produce 153 North Main street. Butlei Harmonv Milling Co, feed Harmony Klingler'H J & Co, feed 139 East Jefferson street, Butlei The Lloyd Co, confections 142 west Jefferson street, Butlei McCrea w S & Co, feed Church alley, Butlei Sarver A H. buggies .509 North Main streets, Butlei Snyder Lewis, junk Man waiter George & Sons, feed Washington and Mill streets, Butlei Rumberger W F, wool 150 South Main street, Butlei The Robert McCoy Co, produce, Butlei Real Estate. Abrams & Dale, real estate, W Diamonr Austin E W, real estate, Hotel will an Cliristley L E, real estate, west Diamonc Hazlett&M'Collough.real estate.w " Miller wH. real estate... .S Main streei McJunkin Ira, real estate. Armory bloc! Sutton&Murpby.real est. Diam'd & Mail Vogeley Theo, real estate, 238 S Main si walker wm, real estate, Ketterer b'ld'j Billiard Tables. ADAMS TOWNSHIP. Murray P H, 3 tables Callerj BUTLER BOROUGH. MillinEer&Pfister,s tables, 323S Main si Pape E A, 4 tables, 119 E Jefferson st Root AW, 4 " W Root AW, 9 " tor Main&Diauiom EVANSBURG BOROUGH. Donaldson T A, 4 tables.... Evans Citj MARS BOROUGH. Miles Thos H, 3 tables Mari SLIPPERY ROOK BOROUGH. Raneey W T, 2 tables Slipperyrocl Auctioneers. CLINTON TOWNSHIP. McCall Isaiah, auct. Saxon burg RFD 21 BUFFALO TOWNSHIP. Easley G F, auct Silvervilh BKUIN BOROUGH. Kelly V F T. auct Broil BUTLER BOROUGH. Dodds T Jas. auct Butlei Mathers .T B. auct Kearns Jas R, auct CHICORA. Maloney Dan, auct Chicor.i EVANSBURG BOROUGH. Eicliert John A, auct Evans Citj CHERRY TOWNSHIP. Gilghrist J G, anct.: Moniteau PENN TOWNSHIP. Powell JC, auct... .Renfrew RFD3C PROSPECT BOROUGH. McGowan J A, auct Prospect Shanor R, auct SAXONBURG BOROUGH. Anderson Frank, auct Saxonburg Lensner Franklin, auct Muder J E, auct SLIPPERYROCK BOROUGH. Kerr J C, auct Slipperyrock Eating Houses. ADAMS TOWNSHIP. Leonard Mrs B, 8 Callery Murray I' H, 8 BUFFALO TOWNSHIP Clowes Mrs C E, 8 Freeporl BUTLER BOROUGH. Chakalee Chas H. 8 .Fairground avenue Grant Wm 11, 8 .334 South Mam 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 E Mrs, 8 106 Centre avenue Smith H J. 7 rear of Hotel Butlei Webster & Broocks, 8.. .Fairground ave CHICORA. Davis D J. 8 Chicora ShottJceC, 8 Chicora EVANSBURG BOROUGH. Long AJ, 8 Evans City HARMONY BOROUGH. Boyer ERR, 8 Harmony TwentierSE, 8 Harmony MARS BOROUGH. Davidson J C, 8 Mars Kearns W C, 8 Mars Miles J E, 8 Mars Miles Thomas, 8 Mara ZELIENOPLE BOROUGH. Gibson .T A, 8 Zelienople King George, 8 Zelienople The Court of Appeals will lie held at the office of County Treasurer in Butler on MONDAY. APRIL 20. 1908. be tween the honrs of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m., at which time and place all who are in terested in the above report may attend if they think proper. WILLIAM BISHOP. Mercantile Appraiser. March 21, 1003. Evans City, Pa. BROWN & CO.'S Furniture and Carpet DISPLAY. Our present stock of Carpets is worth talking about, worth your seeing and buying. Our new and taking styles are finding their way into the best homes in town. . | Designs suitable for rooms of every size and prices suitable for all size pocketbooks. FINE FURNITURE of every description in up-to-date styles and reliable makes. Furniture for Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room, and every room in the house. Large, well-selected stock at prices that will be a saving to you. COME IN AND COMPARE! BROWN &• CO. No. 136 N. Main St. (Bell Phone 105) BUTLER. PA. Why not lay the cornerstone NOW for the fortune of yourself or children. / count with the Butler Savings & Trust Co. Get a bank. #I.OO will stun the account and m we M I per cent. interest compounded --SSL ~~ ' semi-annually. We also do a general bark- 'j-iI asa-*,?. lnir and trust company bMbm Call or writ* for Information J THE Farmers' National Bank, BUTLER, PA. CAPITAL ----- $100,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS - $26,000.00 (EARNED) Accounts of the public solicited. A liberal rate of interest paid. John Younkins, President. John Humphrey, Vice President. E. W. Bingham, Cashier. J. F. Hutzler. Ass't Cashier. BANK BY MAIL f* a " S USt aS Sa^C 35 PCrSOn ~~ causes you no unnecessary trouble — 3 V^'Jfc"^l . '^ ro ' 5 us . . a posta ' ' or hjoklet How TO j| ' Capital anil surplus, $3,750,000 MAYS & DAY IH I Wholesale Dealers ir\ tlie f Finest of Liquors, Ale», Beers and Wir\es. g I Medicinal Trade Kspee ! ally Solicited, V. People's Phone 578 ' Bell Phone 218 322 South Main St., Butler, Pa. £ HAMMILL'S CELEBRATED INDUN ROOT TABLETS 8 Greatest Kidney and Liver Remedy. Positive cure for Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Constipation Rheumatism, Blood Purifier. For Sale by all Druggists, or by mail, 25c, 50c, and SI.OO A HAMMILL MEDICINE CO, .-4 1 / V No. 302 MILTENBERGER STREET, PITTSBURG, PENN'A. Who so Many Wear Glasses Tl '° American people arc degenerating Bati ' jßwr-r*' \ physically. - Aft . The advance of civilization imposes ln creased labors upon our visual seDse. I'eddlers. and the reckless methods cm ' ri' ' ployed by people In "fitting their own eyes" If J f-i cause much of the trouble. Plagues dev:.stated whole nations In olden | ~ 1 1 days—now they are checked In their Infancy. Eye defects that were then thought to be In curable are now remedied by the timely ap- KyJ plication of glasses. Bfr . We correct aiy defect to which the human eye Is heir. 1 also sell Edison and Victor talking machines.singing and ta'.ciug records, violin, guitar and mandolin strings. CARL. H. LEIGHNF.R, Jeweler and Optician. :::::: Bntler, Pa Early Spring Hats. We are showing all the new shapes for Spring, 1903 READY-TO-WEAR HATS, SAILORS and STREET HATS are now ready for your inspection. FLOWERS and FRUIT are going to be worn very extensively for early Spring style. See the fine display at Roc Ren stein's MILLINERY EMPORIUM 328 South Main Street. ... - Butler. P« See the sign direct-;/ ' y °PP OB " e 'l l * J M| Postoffice, it 5i T beodore YgeleyJ Cj Real Estate and ii -J Insurance Agency, jj -3 2}S S. Main St., \' ' Butler, Pa. jj I f you have property) ( •31 to sell, trade, or rpntl( or. want to buy or') k M nut can, write or mi übone me. List Mailed Upon Application. L. C. WICK, OSILSB Jl> LUfIBER.
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