Nasal CATARRH (mm wT^Tu a f^W ekan»w,»ooty»Mvi ?*•»:» f the diseased membnse. Iteora ctiarA «od drlrcg M amy s cnJd te tbe head #«!• £rtam Balm U pUcrd into the acatrUi, t- r rt* -•» over the jaembnae «t<l i« ahaorbed. Bfc ef i* ici- \ mediate and a ear® lokowa. It U not drying— ■ot produce RMezm;. Large Size, S0 ecata at Drafi rietf or by mail; Trial S'ae, W oeota. Stat BUOTHKBS, « Warren Sweet, New Tort Health. Rict s Bappitf is. No more *B u< " Tired F eelinir. Nervousness, Siesplessress. N more Headaches. Constip .tion. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Pheum • llsm. Sallow Complexion Chi I- Colds. Female Troubles. Ect —ti results cf a torpid Liver ar poor thin Blood. Victor Liver Syt us the Great Liver and Blood Purif er, m»Vn you well from tlie-e a lc:»-; ' - keeps you irelL Correspondence so ic't- r' VICTOR kiiiiEim:.- Freaeiick, -- • For sale at Reed's Pharmacy Dr. Humphreys. After fifty years Dr. Humphreys' Specifics enjoy the greatest popularity «n/i largest sale in their history, due to intrinsic merit They care the siek. w cr»T». men. I—Twwi, Coaptation*. Inflammation*. .23 2—Woran. Worm Ferer, Worm C011e... .25 3—Teetblnc. CoUc.Crjlnj.Wakefnines* .25 4—Diarrhea. of Children or Adnlu 25 T-€«a«fca. Cold*, BroochliU 25 8-ffe«ralcU. Toothache. Paoeache 25 • —ffta4arhe, Sick Headache, Vertigo. .25 H-DmeHa, ladl«Mtkm.W<*k Stomach, a 5 Jl—oap»reaae4 or Painful Period*— .25 12—White*. Too ProfoM Periods 25 IS—Croa*. Larvndll*. Hoaraenca* 25 14—flalt Bbcom. Kryrtpelaa, Eruption*.. .25 15-BheaauUlna. Rheumatic Pain* .25 IS—Malaria, CbllJ*. Ferer and Ague .25 19—Catarrh. Inftnenra, Cold in the Head .25 QG-Whoo9tat-*:outk A3 27— KUney DIKOKH .25 2fe—Xerrou* DeWHly 1.00 SO—Criaary Weakncae. Wettlnc Bed.. .25 77-Crtp. Hay Ferer 25 ■old by drn«l*t*, or teat on receipt of price. «P Dr. SuaphrtTs' Kew Pocket Manual if all Diseases mailed free. Humphrey*' Medicine Co., Cor. William and Ma St*-. Hew York. jjggjrassfca^aiaeaggjiaag*! TAFT'S PHILADELPH:* || -ADMIH -DENTAL ROOMS." [« HH 89 •M» Ave., pituturfl.p* s» I; Bili We'repßACTlCA'.Vy<"»' u *«fyl .nj W » CROWN BP.M3GC Wfcrk r Ja 9L ML"' M-W'f-WHY NOT oof; AJFL #IIYOURS? "OLD CROWN 3 L* fltf 1/ W" 1 ' 1 BRIDGE »<** REARED HU If Dss PTR TOOTH AI*o»J*P jj, ; PAROID OEADY XOOFINQ. pAKOID. The Roofing with NO TAR. Won't dry out. Won't. grow brittle. ANYONE can apply it. Tins, Nails and Cement in core ol each roll. "REPRESENTS the results o years of Experience and Ex _ perimenting. r/"\NLY requires painting ever) fewyears. Net when first T S Cheaper than Gravel, Slati or Shingles. T\EMAND for PAROID is world U wide MADE IN 1,2 AND 3 PLY Oth#.- Facts, Sampled and Prices are yours ft yon will ask us L C. WICK, BUTLER. PA. B. B. new cotton from abroad Showing choice new fashion able Cotton fabrics fi om Franee, Scotland, Ireland and Switzer land. Larger assortments, perhaps, than you'll be enabled to choose from elsewhere. Certainly priced on a lower basis—of sufficient importance to warrant and repay immedi ate Investigation, 10c2.t0 $1.50 Extraordinary variety beau tiful new 1904 Madrases, Ging ha/ns, and fancy Novelties, 12 l-2c to 85c, plain White, White and Colors with fancy embroidered stripes and figures, and charming prjnied effects. Linens—Very desirable this season, 12 l-2c to $1.25 — plain, embroidered, and fancy effects. New Voiles, Eoliennes and Mohairs, 75c to $2.00. English and Scotch Tailor Ilngs, 75c to $3.50 a yard. Other nice good Dress Coods and Suitings, 25c to $2.00. When writing it will facilitate promptness and occuracy by marking your letter B. C. 6. Boggs& Buhl ALLEGHENY. P-, WM. WAI.KF.R. CHAR. A. MCKLVAIN. WALKER & McELVAIN, 807 Butler Cotinty National Bank Bldg. BEAL ESTATE. ■ NHIJBANOK OIL I'Hoi'EkTIEH. I/MNH. BOTU PUONES. SPENCER'S EAR PLUGS. Thr Way Ihe Urrnl l*hilo«opber Rid niLiirlf of Suiall Talk. "Yt>ars ajro." says William H. lluu *on in the North American '"Herbert Spencer fo:ii:<i that the ef fect of following ordinary conversation became frequently too much for him. Hut be iited to liave |»eotle abont him to watch the i»iay of expression on their faces, to feel that, though be could not himself share much in the merriment, be was, as it were, a part of the nor mal tnd healthy so ial world. For fhi* reason be objected to withdrawal Into solitude and evolved a plan by which be might secure the partial iso lation which be required. He bad a circular spring made to go rouii'l the bat k of his head, and this carried pads which fitted firmly upon the ears, ef fectively deadening the noise about him and reducing the surrounding chatter to a mere bum. I have often seen him, stretched at length upon bis couch, follow with apparent interest the gossip over the afternoon tea cups up to a certain point aad then, reach ing under bis pillow, draw forth and adjust bis . instrument, thus suddenly detaching bimseif from bis environ ment. The effect of this movement with comparative strangers was al ways to cause an instant cessation of the conversation. But this was precise ly what Spencer did not wish. 'Go on talking.' be would exclaim, with a quizzical look. 'I can't bear what you are saying, you know" THE KANGAROO'S STORY. Why the Doe* Throw Their Yonns Away When Hard I'reaaed. "I have beard that men folk in their blindness deem our does to be lacking in the proper instincts of maternity be cause they have found that a doe kan garoo when hunted will throw away its offspring to save its own skin by hastening its speed. This," says Old Man Jack In the "Autobiography of an Australian Kangaroo" in Pearson's Magazine, "is simply scandalous and foolish. "Men people ore evidr-ntly not aware that our youngsters use the mother's pouch almost up to tlx? age of maturity. Would tbey have our does attempt to fly from dogs and men and horses with youngsters weighing nearly fifty pounds In their pouches? The thing would be Impossible. "Among ilia mother Is taught to toss her youngstSu to a place of safety when she Is hard pressed. If she. could not throw it to a place far safer in the circumstances than h'T own pouch she would turn at bay with it and face any odds. "In the case of my mother, when we were chased, and sure as the bunt be came dangerous she would pause, draw me out of her pouch, throw me careful ly Into long scrub on her right, then turn sharply to her left, pause again until the bounds had seen her and then be off like the wind straight away from me." PLAYS AND PLAYERS. Turkey's sultan has a theater and company of bis own. Performances are given when be feels In the mood for them. It is reported that John Hare will come to America again before long in an ' adaptation of Thackeray's "Pcn dennis," by Paul. The songs which Richard Mansfield has Introduced into "Old Heidelberg" are the studentenlleder so popular with the men of the German universities. Jerome K. Jerome, Conan Doyle and Israel Zangwlll appeared recently In London in the case of "Merely Mury Ann," when the play was given for copyright purposes. Jennie Yearnans has filed a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities of some $0,700 antl uuHctH about fIOO worth of clothing. Her mother, Annie Yearnans, is her greatest creditor. Toby Claude, in collaboration with another young woman, has written a musical comedy which she lias sub mitted to the Hhubert Bros., with whom she has a three year coutract. WORLD'S FAIR NOTES. A colony of live beavers will be ex hibitcd In the Canadian section. A photograph of the first building meted In Nevada, an old log bouse sit uated In Genoa, will be exhibited In Nevada's display. One of the most Interesting exhibit* In the department of Identification of criminal* will be the methods of trac ing. capturing, identifying and treat ing them. Tin; unique Jewelry displays will show not only the finished article, but the appliances and processes for mak ing same, arranged In such a way that the visitor may intelligently study the details of manufacture. A model poultry farm, showing all kinds of poultry In all conditions, from the egg to the table, will be seen. In connection with the farm a chicken restaurant will be operated. Here poultry 1" all forms will be served to order. The privilege will be granted the patron of catching the chicken that •erven him for a meal. MODES OF THE MOMENT. Velveteen suits are smartly strapped with cloth. Elephant gray is one of the favorite shndes In velvet. Yokes tsoth round and square appear on the winter blouses. Ituche-ilke trimmings are as a rule at the foot of the foundation skirts of evening costumes. A fine linen lace fringe Is a new Idea that Is finding much favor as a trim ming for sheer woolens. Bilk braid and beads are combined In one of the newest styles In belts, the beads in contrasting shade being lnterwinven down the center, lints are worn more over the eyes than formerly, though the hat that Is Upped over the forehead Is not seen. In*t«i<l there Is the tipped hat, with a tendency totrnrd a forward tilt. Animal* I'M Jo r Hnvlnit. Little pigs are great ut combined piny, which generally takes the form of races. Emulation seems to form part of their amusement, for their races seem always to have the winning of Xlri»t plate for their object and are quite different from those combbicd rushes for food or causeless stampedes In which little p.'gn are wont to Indulge, itacing Is an amusement natural to some animals and, being soon taught by others, become* one of their most exciting pastimes London Tlt-IMts. Why ii.. m,| v.,1 Tarry, The Importunate lover had Just pro posed. "Let your answer be a vowel with a consonant on either side of It," he gently b<*gged her. The charming girl smiled. "Very well," she said. "Git.*—Cleve hind riniu lieulcr. A ninlrml of i.llerninrr. "Yon are always more or lens skep tical about what you see in print." "Yon," answered the man who has his own Ideas about things. "Truth may be at the l>ottom of a well, but It Isn't an Ink well,"—Washington Htar. He good to your neighbors. They know all about your family skeleton and can tell somo entertaining stwrl'-s about If. New Haven Union. We t-atn our life J»y labor, and then. If we h|s-nd as the gods design, we spend oar life in love. Henry Uur lawL - i necessary to human sustenance. The I W.'AJjU >\M these valuable food properties have made w|^rul|j ifigfOM SI CORN S mNI The Great Spread for Daily "Bread. yjvft I The Butler County National Bank, f BUTLER, PA | OFFERS GREATER SECURITY TO DEPOSITEES THAN ANY | OTHER BANK IN THE COUNTY. I Capital Paid in $200,000.00 1 Shareholders' Liability. 200,000.00 I Surplus and Profits 195,000.00 — $595,000.00 * * Assets over $2,500,000.00 | * * | Combined v/ealth of Stockholders $10,000,000.00. £ INTEREST paid on time deposits, subject to withdrawal at any tims * without notice. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rcr.t THIC VERY BEST. We roost cordially solicit your butin«ss till.er m person or by trail. af % JOBKPH HahtmaK, Pre»ideiit. Jno G. * JOHN V BiTTS. Vice Pr<sidti.t. ALHMiT C KftUCJ, Asst. Cashier. ? IT. P*. lIiFFLXN. Vice President. W. 8. Blaksi.kk, Asst Caf-bk-r. **** ******************«*v/.•**#■:******■-■< **-? > *- mini iii <ii iiiii mi hi ii in i" i" r^mrnm Let Your Money Work for You. I It will earn 3 per cent. hte r est, compounded if deposited with the Butler Savings & Trust Co J ■j No account is too small, St 00 wi I start It, ! ! Capital, Surplus and Undivivded Profits $435,000.00. 1 Wm Campisem,, Jr., Pres Lot'lß B. Stkin, Tr< :.h. A E C'UONhNWKTT A r St. Tnvir. y ********vMK***** - »**** f Standard Trust Company f BOTIaEU, PA. | CftPlTflb ------- $150,000.00 I i Interest Puid on Deposits- Prompt and Careful Attention to all. C. D. GReeNkEE, President. % C. A. SAIIvEV, Secty. and Treasurer. 1 i. . ■ i ' " " " "" THE Farmers' National Bank, BUTLfiK, PA. CAPITAL - 5i00.000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS - $32,000 00 (KAKMEII) Account* of tb«- public solicited. A lib* nil i:iU- of intern t paid. John Younkihs, President. John Himimiuky, Vice President. E. W. Binoijam. Cashier. ,T F. Uittzlkjj. Ass't Cashier j"^"''iip , ali(F^ i pa y s 4 ,>erCent i ■ ° n Ssving * Accounts - [ < Compounded tt«n,l.Annually. , « Just o» Safe and liasy to liatik by Mail as J < Coming in Person. Ask flow. J « i mm 11» ovcit •7,000,000. » < i •YY » 5 . ~zy WOOD AND DIAMOND SiTRIiETS, J J prrrsßUßaii, i»A. ||ir 4* IHTEBEST % J WITHDRAWALS j SAVIHSS°ACCOUHTS. WITKOUT » OT,C£ - | j rHE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK 1 Or PITTSBURGH, 633 SMITHFIELD STREET. 7b<» Het! Friend cf Ibe m.-n or v/oman ol tnodartte means la ■ A SAVINGO ACCOUNT h a wlrong Bank. WE PAY FOUR HFK CtfiT. |NTERF&T on mvlnfl* »tcoiint» ■ oponutl vuitti fir, l dcpoell ol n>< br.« thd« ijpo.oo, and any B.| SiMouflt rr»y b» withdrawn wHhowt fiollce. Capital, Burptuj and BbcrihoMcfa' Liability $2,000,000.00. J "j I Great Sacrifice Sale | ffi - Tnt» Wrek at f ? 1 Rockenstein's Wlillinery! | i|l Pattern and Trimmed Hatu ttt your own pritc. ;j ;U Ladies'and Children's Hatß, Ofltrich l'lumce, Rib- f i bonfl, Birds, OrnamentH, Vclvete. 11 •t; - * 3* - DON'T FORGET THE PLACE ;; 1 Rockenstein's || It* i :i: «2H Kontb Mutti tttr<-ot, - >inU»r, ||i Epidemic Sale of Men's Suits Men's Overcoats Boys' Suits (long pants) Boys' Overcoats Boys' Suits (knee pants) Boys' Suits, 3 pieces Boys' Blouse Suits Men's Pants, for dress wear Men's Pants, for business wear Men's Pants, for everday wear Boys' Long Pants Boys' Knee Pants Prices on all the above goods are at about 1-3 and 1-2 former price. If you are in need of anythfng in the line of clothing come to us. Don't put it off Come now. Schaui &Nast, LEADING CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. 1137 South Main St., Sutler GRAND YEARLY > I) Clearance Sale!! S Business has been dull, and every man, woman and child in Butler f f county knows the reason why. We have entirely too many winter 1 \ goods in onr store. We have made op onr minds to sell shem with- I ( cut respect to their real value. Onr motto always has be«n never to S \ cirrv uoods from on<: season t"> another, and we believe this to be a / / g<x>d basinets principal- therefore, we have decided to clean np onr \ i ) heavy goods. C | / OVERCOATS. ) / You can now buy an overcoat in onr store in Men's, Boys' or Chil- C \ dren's at 20 per cent, discount. We hav<3 s<)o Men's overcoats, 200 / l Bova' and 100 Children's. \ \ MEN'S SUITS. C I f We have 7"> Men's suits in ali sizes that we will sell at half price. C \ We have ttiis many more we will sell at one-third off. J ( HEN'S SHIRTS. > l One lot 2-50 Men's shirts, odds and ends, which eold at 81.50 aud / j -i-1 00. {.'<> at 50c Another lot in regular sizes at 50c. Another lot, f lew goods, with no reduction at all. C \ We ar- determined t > turn our (roods into money immediately, and \ / if yon are nc. aing anything in our line, we will save you money. f j Yonrs for C'lotbinx, # \ Douthett & Graham. The Davis Sewing Hachine tor Sale by VV. Also Pianos and Organs. IPTTwatei^ndGoo^Health| | USUALLY GO TOGETHER g ■Sparkling Crystal Water! lis the one absolutely pure water. Free from all germ Mlife—Free from all organic matter and rqineral impi'ri y|ties that so naturally enter into spring, well and river | Crystal water is not a luxury but a necessity —within ®>the reach of all. ■g Por i>aie \jj 3)1 druggists and first-class grocers. W Valuable booklet on pure v>aU:r is worth reading. ■ Sent free for the asking. ■CRYSTAL WATER COMPANY. I of Pittsburg. Pa. «i p i —i— nnnwnr mi 1 1 hi i" i » ' it SUFFERING WOMEN! " CCOOOOCOCOCCCCQ) : j nn ! $5.00 mis COUPON IS WORTH $5-°° |l^ . . . CUT IT OUT . . . i * x IB > I'ii-81'iil )t ui iny i,fli"\ ninl I will nll'ivr ymi cr«'ilit fur lliia gmount in nn-«l* O™ ii iu-jt himl Iri-uliiiiriil. 'I liin ia g«K><i for U Hhort linn* Oliljr to rrnl'-n of llili V-- l>.i|M'i. So avail youraclf of llio oji|iorlilliitjr ever iiU'crnl fur irrllJm/ a ■ ' i ri':ifirifut fi"in 11 Spocialittf lit tho oI«i«-«t an'l mo tri lialiln Mclitnl ln»(ilulion pQj 0 in t!m at-i 1 ". Kl j n. r „„„.„ All Pemal* Wcaknc»» \ ISarrcnncA* >ii(l la , ? iiu.tl!/ tlio mtull of inalformi* witli«>ut iM-ia)>liig or « »; j»li " ' ') n or n < wlil» h I ratlinn Piles nnd Kcctal jl V"Ji u MIMI wiiii"<i» in. 'iui.-Ii ..i. • j ; -..in, 2. f|7 !rri'au.i!.n«i supprri«r«l or I'sinlul IllacJJer and Kidney 3u_ SX. n«natrii*ti«n t< 4ii J '« J HWrO, I' *11» !« '• 1 v 1 1 r ' ■. || :.tT»"..c" r * r' t "° 1 Wrlui, if y./w vuiii.oi hftii* ir«ilffi«nt !• f9ty 1n« Jomi it.uiij'f r rwj>lj. ftj ~| «|V , f/.m It, KtMUlf't f"f I'OOk Oil lMM)iiMftf»| Won*in,, A ■ liimliiiir Not mi In Omiiiltftltmi Kmr uo<l «a« really ronflilaiili.il. "rr M * »i«'< »«« ■ 4, in. lit 7 i>. m,| huii-Uy, 10; W) u. in. lo 4.MJ j». in. , OR. A. R. KIDD'SmE™ Rooms 202-203 Werner If jpjTTftBUWC, PA. | R-R-TIME-TABLES 1 It It & P K It Time table in effect Nor. 22, 1000 Passenger trains leave and arrive at Bntler as follows. LEAVE FOR NORTH. 7:30 a. in., mixed for Punxsntawney, i Da Bois and intermediate stations. 10:17 a. m. daily, vestibnled day ex press for Buffalo, connects at Aehford. i week days, for Rochester. 6:30 p. in. local for Punx y, Dn Bois j and intermediate stations. 11:25 p m. night express for Bnffalo 1 and Rochester. ARRIVE FROM NORTH. C:OS a. m. daily, night express from Buffalo and Rochester. 9:45 a.m. week days, accomodation from Dußois. I p. tn daily, vestibuled day express | from Buffalo. Has connection at Ash- J ford week days from Rochester. 8:45 p.m. week days, mixed train from Dn Bois and Punxsntawney. 1 Trains leave the B. & O. Station, Allegheny, for Bnffalo and Rochester at 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 p m.. and for local points as far as Dnßois at 5:10 p.m. It & O It It Time tal-le effectire N0t22, 1903. Kastfiu Slaiidaitl Time SOrTHBOIXD Allegheny Acc«.'mniodation j aud Cleveland Kx|*re** a-tn | AlWlieajr Expre» +sl" a-m EH wood City Accommodation +l:4ojhh» | rhiraffo, N.'w Cattle and Allegheny Lx **4o j-m ! Allegheny Express *5:24 i>-ni A< • • min«"latio» *o:50 p.m EIIWU«MI and Xem Castle Accomnu-«Ution... *5:50 p-m Pittsburg, Ellwot«l City and New Castle..... "W>:00 |».n» KuUTIIBOI'XD Kane and Bridfonl Mail * +9:42 a-m Clarion Accommodation +4:55 p-m Koxlmrg Accommodation tAOO p.m * Ihuljr. t xcept Sunday. t Sunday only. Trains leave the Allegheny station for Butler at 7:30, 8:15, 10:45 a.m.. and 1:15, 3:00, 5:30„6:15 and 11:30 p.m. Pittsburg station at 7:50 a.m. On Sunday at 7:30 a.m. and 6:15 and 11:30 p.m. For through tickets, Pullman rMertrlioM ftud in formation apply to W. It. Tl'ilNKlt, Agt, Butler, l*a. K. P. MTU, A. G. P. A., Pittsburg;, Pa pESSEMER & LAKE ERIE R.R. CO. 1) Time table in effect Sept. 13. 1904 EASTERN STANDARD TIME northward. Daily exr«(>t Suuday. Southward Read ip) (Hea-t down) 2 U) 11 STATIONS. 1 9 11 P.M. I'M P.M.! a.in. A.M. pni T S 2 'JO Krie... 7 OOlli 18 7 01 1 53 Kalrti>-w T 1- 41 G 51 1 12 Giranl 7X12 57 7 0" 1 15 ar. .Connrant., .ar 9 U '• IS 5 32 11 45 lv.. OoQnt-aut. ,lv 7 15 11 45 i 31 1 25 rrnnwrill.. 7 55 115 (5 2*i 1 20 Albiou 8 l« 1 2(> ti 11 1 ft> MmdeUud 8 1.1 1 34 II (> I'U Spinal.ju, h I f - 137 :> 02 12 57 «'<,rnf an villi * it 1 43 3 40 12 3"> Muilln_ .Inlit; . 8 I* l 2 ')5 ti 30 1 0* ar.. Mfadrille.. ar II 23 2 43 t i:> 11 Sj;iv..M«Mlvlll»...l* 7 45 1 27 ' (1 05 12 4.i(r,.Goun,tak«..ir 8 55 2 15 . 5 13 12 23.1 v " lv 8 33; 1 52 5 40' ar. . Llnctille ..ar 10 25 12 02 1v •' lv 8 25112 02 5 2! 12 111 llarlaloa'u 3 5u 2 22 ! 5 17 12 10 Adauaville 9 05 2 28 i 5 07 12 00 Onuood i » 15' 2 40 7 10 500 II 52 Grwnvitlo « 30 9 23 2 50 7 05 4 53 11 45 Shetiallgo 6 3S II 29; 3 <*> B 45' I 35 11 22 Krwlonia ti 58 9 47; 3 17 (5 27: « 21)11 <» Mi-rctr 7 lv 10 01, 3 35 it 22 I 15 11 01 lloualou Junction 7 22 10 07 3 40 B 111! 3 M 10 41 Urure City 7 14 10 25 4 01 5 47 10 2.Vllarriaville ... 7 5* * II 5 4'ij 3 38!lo 20 itraiiclitoD 8 07 to 43 4 23 B 45 I 0" 11 14 ar.. ililliard... ar 1114 li 45 4 .Hi 1 3 0'! 7 00lv. . . Milliard. . .lv 700 7 001 300 5 351 3 3310 17 K. i.u-r 8 12 10 4* 4 87 5 1H! 3 19 10 03 Euclid 8 3" 11 00 4 43 4 43 2 SO! 9 35 Butler 900 11 23 5 10 3 00 1 15 8 13 Allegheny 10 25 1 00 6 35 inn I pni am i a.oi. ; pro 1 l'.tn Train 1-, leaving Grove City 6.(0 a. m. Mercer 0:3». blnnanKu 7:03, Ureenvllle T:tO, Mi .I.Hill.' .lit. T-i."), Goniieiiutvlllo *,IS, arrives in Erie at »:4<> a. m. Train la, leaving trie 5:10 p. m. Con ni-autvllle ii;W, Mca Hill*. Jet, 7,(J0, Greeoyllle 7,10, slu iiungi) 7,52, Mercer 8,31, arrives at U-u*e City at «/'■> p ui, E D. COMSTOCK, E. H. UTLEV, Gen. Paua. Agt, Gen. Mgr. Pittsburg, Pa W. li. TURNER. Tkt Agt, Butler, Pa PENNSYLVANIA »s s , WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. SoHKPI'LX IK KrrnT Nov. 30. IKJCi. SOUTH. V/KEK PATS iA. M A.M. A M P.M.iP.M SUTLER Leave tl M 7 35 10 00 288 4 Vi .SaxouLui-k Arrive C ft# 8 I*4 10 lio 3 00' fi Hutl.r Junction.. " 7 2.1 H :if. 10 ,V> 3 tb\ ft 51 Butler Jnnctton. ..Lmic 1 7 'in 8 40 11 38 3 2'.' •! 00 Natrona Arrive] 7 36 K M 11 4H 3 3(1 « 10 Tarcntuin. 7 43 H »U 11 57 3 4«: « 17 Bi.rl..K,lale 7 sft » 15 12 07 3 67 6 27 Olareniont ' 9 3ft 12 47 4 111 tl 41 Klmriiaburg 8 11) 8 47 12 SK 4 18 880 All«v>ieuy 8 30 10 V$ 12 M 4 30 7 00 A. M. A.M. I'. M P. M. P. M. SUNDAY TUAINH.-t<wv<i Uutlei for Allogheny Olty ami principal IntrrmullaUi atatloiia at 7:20 a. iu.. Mid 4: r 5 p. m. NOKTH. WEEK DATS 'AM. AM AM P. M.I P. M.P. M Alleghany Clty.lv «30 V 00 10 00 3CO 5 ll' 850 riliarpetjiirg ( '1 4li U 11 10 II 3 141 5 31' I) 03 CUramont... . ! 10 In 324 5 40 ; tl 13 Spriiißtiitln I I » 31 lo 3ft 3 41 ft .17 11 33 Tarenttlin 7 11 11 45 10 4' 402 (1 lu| !l 44 Nationa 7 17 » 52 10 .13 4 10 il In o 51 Duller Joac. . .ai 725 10 00 11 03 124 « 2710 00 Illltliir JIIm:. . . I» 7MI 10 03 12 60 4 SO 11 3)10 05 Nuxontinrg H 20 10 ;«l 1 111 508 'i S-IU 30 IlirTLKIt. ... « 4i; 10 flft 147 b .7 2ft; 11 HI A M. 1 A M, P. M P. M.IP.M. 1' M HUNIiAY TRAINS.— l.ihvo Allegheny (3ty fur Hut lor and principal liittirmodlaUt atatloua at 7:03 a. ni. and 1) 33 p. ui. Ron tiik CANT. Wrek Day*. Sunday* A M A. M.jP. M A.M. P M BUTMM Iv «V, . . . 2 3ft 7 21,: .. liutler Jet at 7 3#» H 10, ... Ilutlor J'ot Iv 1 2ft 336 814 .... Kim port tr 7 2); 337 Hl7 .... Kaklmliii'taa J't.. 736 342 823 .... I>"'liliuik " 7 U..«tApollo '• 8 11 4 13 867 .... Saltalurx " K4O Ili 1) 23 ... Blalra.Hl>. Uin s«i » c lllalrevlllx Int.. .. " I' 24 •■■ •, ft 30 lo Oo Altoooa.. " 11 38...., 860 1 40. Ilarilahnrg " 310 ~,, lon ii 3ft ..... pliilailnlplila " 823 4*B 10 20 ... IP. M A M.) A M PM. P. M Through tralua for the «wt loa.o Pltubnrg (Union Station), an follow*: Atlantic Kxprow, dally 8:00 i n Mvnliuttan l,|mlleil " (No com lim).. .3:3) *■ pMiinaylvaula l.lliitt«<l " INo 10ach,..) 7:lft " Now fork •• •• •• ....7 15" Day li* prima, 14 7 ; 3U « Main l.lno Kxprnaa. " 8:00 •• I'll 11 ui 'a ami Ne» York Kjjw.m, - 12 01 Niwn ilarrtirl>urg Mall, •• 13:4 ft r x HarrUhurg K>pri:«* 4 I>n " Plilladalplila Kxpreaa, ' 4:61 " Raatorn KtpfMa, " 7:10" Cant lilue, • .. . 900 4 N.» York -tj—• 1,.1, dully fu/ Now York, oalr. 10:00 " I'liitnilelplilu Spoi lal ilally. Hliwpliig . Mr« t.» I'll 1 linli'lplil.i, ilullllii'Ti' mi,! Wimli. Ington No amcboa 10:00 " Plillad'a Mall, Munilaiv ouly 8 30 *.» Kflr Atlsntlc <*lty (vU DnUwititi HiTmr Dridifn mil ron In) H.'OO n.ni.sfid tf.oO p. m. «Ully, "IVtim nvlvuiiin Liiuit'Ml," Slid N«'w York limit***). 7 li, «. m wiwk <lsyn. Buffalo and Allceebeoy Val Xty Dlrlaloa. TruhiN Inavo K UklinlunUMi Juuolion ** follom; F"t BaMo,n m and ll«fip p ■, <! »vii>, \*rj. Ihrotigh i iiml sliwplfMr caff. Vor oil filly, 7.42 O.Ms. w„ 2 fi.lft %i,.1 p. HI. wiii-k tiny*. HninUy§, W s. m., fI.JA sml 11..*»«) in. Kor IUmI lisiik, 7.42. '»« m , g :ifl. u.|fl, Jo.li. Mild II tAt p. 1,1. w«**ik <U>«. Hniiduy«,H.nu, 10.40 s. to., .. l mad II 10p mi ror KlltAiiiiliie 7 42, O.ai, u 14s. m ,2.3Zfi.'U, 0.1 A, 7.2?, lo.l&t slid 11.. Vi i>. mi. Hmnla>«, •JW, i ll : ia. 0 l l" u, and 11 p] . *T* hi«i|i« only ou RlKnnl or tunics in or du« lor l«» riwi?|vi» oi d|i>< luirgr |HUHMtli|(<.iN, Koi d««tsllnn lolormallofi, s|'jdy to 11« k«*t stfvnt or sddroMi Titos. K Wstl, I'sjm A«» WtMih.rii IM-lriet, Oorntr Klfih Atooq*- «ud Hn.lt>in«*ld Nlnct, IMINI tirK, hi w. w. Armcui uy j u w(hm <<on't l'iw«'r MsnsK^r. iiKo, W. JloYli, Criisml r.ith. u K . i AK' 01. W liili.-lil K K Co 'l'lino TiiOl.' in effect Nov. >'loth, llKiii ' wwry4m> KTATIoha. Akl I'M 1.\V... IWI ii It.- 11l . . . 7 lit* '2 4.% " ll..llK«»llln 7 I.'. It ,>) 1r...i ltil.lv;. 7 AA :> 10 " Wlnn-lil Jinn tloii Ml« »•» " uiiu ! m2n ;i ,ti '• lin i 1..r Jit in Ili.il H V. ;i 40 Arrl.a «'iill.» . 10 M ft a« Airlt. Allrßlmny 10 lUj ft oft Arilve Blalnivlll. l'l «'ft| ft »• KAHTWAIU>. HTATIONN A M I' M U»«. Ulaimilii. li > M •• " l|ut«. I 1 7M!2 IU •• llulJor Jumllun 10 in 140 " l.a,if 10 l<< 4la M Wlnll.M Jnnitlnii ... 11l -Ml 4Tw " I n.n MrMga 11l 40 hi* . .in:sa Trallm «I<l'st Isim sml Iron llrld|«i only on PUtf 0. Ink •' i-ll *>l IrsV# 11 |N»SS«>IiKMS, Tfslim Tislik Ksatwsrd for rr»«|*rt, Vund.i ki IRT sol IllMlravllU lutorsMrflon. Train* WMtwmil for Nstrons, Tsieutuiii snd AU«- gbsay. Trslua Norlliwsrd for Haiofitiiirg, Msi wind si»d Hwt« lar. IS. U. lIKAI.fMI. lioiiftml Msusg. r. Wm- Wuorthole, IJtlllnrd hikl I'ofil Tal.h-ii, M"r Ki* tt]r<«4, OfHrw I li'hU m. Chit Ira, Tnblon. I*H.rl itioliM, IJooki aiM-a, el<- Turning of llllltnr<l mill I'ool IIHII* ilowlinx All.-y Eqnl|>iu<tots. 418 Diamond M l Abo vi) Hmi 111 Held SI.) rittsbnrt(, i'u. 11 • VUat-Hm JEberle Bros.,\ S PLUMBERS \ p Estimates given on all kinds of work. 7 L We make a specialty of 5 J Nickle-plated, I > SEAMLESS, / ) Open-work. y S 354 Centre Ave., Butler, Pa ? 3 People's Phone. 630. c f^ytkxoJkj6> V\ If You are Interested In the )) STOCK MARKET fIMT IP writs for special Information oonoernlnf nt. ? \\ MISSOURI PACIFIC L whloh will benefit to you. WIRE OR L. O. BILL PHONI—COURT 1801. U II OUR DAILY MARKET FORECAST WM (( MAILED UPON REQUEST. UU § W A NEVILLE BAYLEY, v '' \\ MEMBER PITTSBURG STOCK EXCMANQI. Jj 417 Wood St., PITTSBURG, PA. MME. BARTLETT'S MASSAGE PARLORS. Mine. Bartlctt. assisted by a New York masseur and beauty specialist; magnetic, electric, vapor baths, scalp treat ment, massage; bust development. JC4 Federal St.. Allegheny C'ty, Pa. Kootn 12, Third Floor, Above Scott's. 11-»> «i-ly , OtTSS R winning EducMlnQ—EdaeaflßC I |"un; men and women la meet the demand «I thU f i>ru*|*r»u* commercial ass !'or circulars addr»»« ! P. PIIFF 4 SONS. Blh A LlVrl* Aw., Pltbburs.Ps. ■ i. i CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS 0 >" 1 ft*Cr. A)•v m-s rritabU 14*41**. «*»k r>ru.t*tst ft>! |-||inii:%h.SCH *.\in.isu in RH an<T <;«»!<( ni» wilh blue ribbon I n'a? no tu*lon* n\*'l lrtl»«». I'/' f > '»ur Pnurftet, or Mild 1«*. >ii 4mii|n («•* «*£ r« T**tl monlttl* jo*. * , lsv'l«»l fw«* in by return u.oco'l«»«imnoifUa- Sola by all ImiK'4l ' OHI C'HBMIOAL C<J. ZlO'J SinO.'.'in .V ( unrt. k PA L. C. WICK, DK.tI.EK I* LUHBER. Dean'sl A errtaln rtlk it SHppreawd I Menatruatlon. Nevrr k i„,wn to fail. Safe! ■ Hurel h'jMMily! HiUlafnt-tlon tiiutrnnteed ■ <ir money Ilefundod. Heni prepaid for I SI .(Mi TUT hoi. Will wild tin 'in tin IrliJ. to ■ be paid for whan relieved. Karn plea Free. ■ uwiTto aitnicai CO.. »*« T4. Liiiciitu. a«. J 1 Hold in Pntler it the C«ntre Ave Phnnnarv HeadachM Cured With Glatses. Artificial Eye». 1 Eugene heard Spectacle Co. 1 LEGITIMATE OPTICIANS 70S I'BKK AVKWI'R. opr. rßMNrßiiiuuiwo. piTTsacna. 3-IK-ly NO SPAVINS 2&515; i bp cured iu 45 uiiuntcn Lump Jaw, uj>liuta« and jiut. an quick. Nut painful and never has failed. Detailed information about thin new method sent free to bono owners by T. M Cluuh. Knoxlale. JefTenion Co., Pa. W S. & E. WICK, UKAI-JCKW IN Rough and Worked Lumber of all Kindt IhKirn, H.ihli and Muuldlnifa Oil Well Itlir* a Hpeclatty. «Xll.and Yard K Cunningham und Monro* Hl» nftr Weal I'eon Depot, inn ew Pi MITHTIIA A HUIIWN. :iau Slh Ave I'lltHliurif. I'u., ('Hn aell your Heal Katate, Knrmor liualneaa. t'orreapoitifcuirn Nollrltrd. AM. TMANHACTHIN* t ONriIiRHTI Ah. HEYMAN HARRIS, LADIES'TAILOR-MADE SUITS and RIDING HABITS, 4597 Forbtfi Slrerl, Corner Criig Street, PITTSBURG, PA. Pearson H. Nace's Livery Feed and SsleStable Krar of Wick House Butler. ?enn'a < i> The beat of borne* und flrat ciaaa rua hi wava on hand und for Mr». Hunt ncfoiiiriifduilona IB town for p«rma nut ImnrdliiK and trunalurjt trade. Hpacl al cure guaranteed. Stable Room For 05 Horses A i|oi>d n u.« of ho.kea, butb diivera aad draft horaea alwav* on lianil and for aala u- lor a full Kiiaraiilt'f; and boraea bouirli u in pr ipt'r U'#tHl'*atloi» bv PEARSON B. NACE. EXCURSION CLUB. World a i'air rl! 1.0.ii- Mo»t K<*OUomi,Ui I'hwi * lliibk fiuarantm*. An ext'ural<m t'luli l< now be|n« formed to ria|l the HI. l oum K*poalllou. Kai b Utemper nuiy uo itl b|* own convenience, hut ah»ro 111 t lit, rctiin eil rate* mane available by • |j«» iura*' iiirinlit rahlp of I hi* iduh, Mim>«r«hlp Imdudea railroad far,-*. hot.d arromodal lotia, adlulaaloo to lbi< KrouniW, Uniformed attendant*, etr. font payablt' In limtaUni.nls If dealred. Nanllonal ><nnk guarantee for t natody of fund*. Kor iiarth ulara, atldri'aa, "Hi. Louta Automation, I*. U. Uo* III*), I'll tab Uri, IV KEEP OUT THE COLD FROM YOCK SYSTEM WITH AN OCCASIONAL GLASS OF LEWIN'S WHISKEY—STRAIGHT. OR WITH A LITTLE HOT WATER. ALWAYS IN STOCK riN'CH. LABUfc. OVKKHOLT, (U IkKMIKIIHI, Hr. T UMIK, TllltvPKOS, GIBSO.N, DILLI.I KU. BRIOOEPORT, and offer them to you 6 year old at $1 per full quart, 6 quarts <5 00. GRANDFATHER'S CHOICE. whiskey guaranteed 3 years old, K 00 per gal lon. we pay express charges on all mall orders of $5 00 or over. Goods shipped promptly. ROBT. LEWIN & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IB WOES ARD LIQUORS, Ho 14 SmilMield St, formerly 411 Wate; St., PITTSBURG, PA. Thooes: Bell am T. k A. 1455. ADJUSTABLE PIN. rrriagl Our Corner Clamp . made tho '•ACME' S /f lQr\ $[T ifmt much miperlor to any ui&j jO \l other stretcher. Our c 3( \l New Patent Adjnstahlo yl.M' . 1,,,,, hi*n 11 Pin leaves the scallops U In their natural shape; does not weaken the van; U of ample length, very practical and agreatlinprore* rneut. Don't (all to examine It. At your ilealen.c* ICHB M'F'G. CO., Allecbenr. P» 1-7 -10 -ly M. C. WAGNEF ARTIST PHOTOGRAPH BB 189 Sontb Main Bt. H. MILLER, FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE. OFFICE—Room 508, Bntler Conntr National Dank building. &ZTP' ee <llf ,, ' B *' rtcl L«—3A opposite the Old Postofflce, Theodore Vogcjey, Veal Eitale and ELE loiunrct Ajency, 2JB S. Mali St. Butler. Pa. It you havr property to Mil, 1 rude, or rent or, w«nt to buy or rent c»ii, write or uhotie me. List Mailed Upon Application pr. Miney Davidson. i otheranentlo Santitarlnui and Nat nral Healing Institnte. treat Enlarged Vein*. l.os» of Vitality, Pre tatorrliea, ItrlKlu'* DIUCUNO. Itheuma- INii l<ladder, air. Osteopathy, MIIMHIK* Elm rlcat Treatment a. Oven, Vapor, Needle, Sho* rr, ull other local application*. Sanitarium: i!OS Seneca Street, PHtalmtg, I'M. Take Fifth avenue cari—get of at No. 2WO. M-17-oe-am. KOWALSKY GAS ERGIJE C 0 JBr Manufacturer* of Small TWL I;AH anil U*TFOMN'£ ENGINE lor stationary and MaHne Knußl KuKlneH and Automobile*. IflUßj Kowalaky Simplicity II I'. USKi# i'or IHacU»mlth Shop*. Pump tun water, Untitling Kane and Ice I'rraiu Krreaer*. otp. I.ATHOIIK. IJA t Starkey I Leading Photographer, || & Old Postofflce Building, S> § ■j£• Butler, Pa. M. A BERKIMER, Funeral Director, ?45 S. MAIN ST., BUTTER, PA : HUGH L. CONNELLY, Wholesale Dealer In Fine Whiskies For {>4ecjlclnal pufpos^, Bel) Phune People's Phone 578. 316 East Jefferson Street. BUTLBR, PA
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