Sickness steals more savings than theburglar. Slowly, coin by coin, themoney that has been so hardly earnedis paid out for drugs and doctors.Sickness is the worst enemy of the work-ing man, and the common cause of theworking man's sickness is disease of thestomach often involving the heart, lungs,

'use *of Pierce's Golden Med-ical Discovery will stop the stealing ofthe savings Dy sickness. It cures dis-eases of the stomach and other organs ofdigestion and nutrition. It cures dis-eases of heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, etc.,when these diseases are caused by thediseased condition of the stomach andits allied organs.

"About ten yeacs ago I began to have troublewith iny stomach," write? Win. Connolly, of M5Walnut Street, Lorain, Ohio. "It aot so bad Iftfrrl to lay off quite often two and three days in

*week, my stomach would bloat, and I wouldbelch up gas, and was in awAil distress at suchtimes. I nave employed and been treated bythe bast doctors In the city but *ot no helpwhatever. By some way or other Ihappened to

Sbold ofa rial ofyour 'Pellets.' and Ithoughtr helped me. Itwas then I wrote to you for

Ice. You told me that by my svmntoms you

thought 1 had liver complaint, and advised the

use of your 'Golden Medical Discovery' and'Pleasant Pellet,' la connection. Theie medi-cines I have taftcn as directed, and am very

happy to atate that I commenced to get betterfrom the start and have not tort a cUy thisrammer on account of my stomach. I feel tip-top, and better than I have for ten years."

Accept no substitute for "Golden Med-ical Discovery." Nothing else is "justas good."

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulatethe bowels.

tr BOOK MAILED FREE.gsrsffir»*!£?-

B. B. jffRAWS,L»nwne?. Injurie*.

C. <\ (SORE THROAT, ttniaar. Bptuwtlc.com l Distemper.

Bota. Grabs.

I.B. I COI'GHH, CoMa. hlnran. Interne*cum s Lubsb, Pl«uro-Pnrumo«U.W. V. I COLIC. Bellyache. WIdS-Blowb.cubbs ( Diarrhea, Dyaealery.

0.0. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.}KIDNEY *BLADDERDISORDERS.

1.1. jfiKINDISEASE*. Maoce, Eruption*,nnnillcen. ttrnur. Farcy.J. K. IBADf-OVDITIOV Htarlnz Coat.(\u25a0TUB {lnatceatton, Stomach Stacsera.?a. each; stable Chae. Ten Spedflca. Book, dte.. fZ.

At druKKfata, or aent prepaid oa receipt of prica.

Humphrey*' Medicine Co., Cor. William ± John.?beet*. Sew York.

Health, Riches, Happiness.No more "Blues"', Tired Feelior.Nervousness. Sleeplessness. No-more Headaches, Constipation,latticestion, Dyspepsia, khmntatiara, Sallow Complexion-, CHiif-.Colds, Female Troubles, Bat ?th ?

results of a torpid LNr amJpoor, thin Blood.

Victor Liver Syrup,Hie Great Liver andBlood Purifier,

makes yon well from these &)n<mc>un«ikeeps yon well.

CorrespondenceVICTOR RE.I&SPIRS CU.,

Frederick, Ma-.-ykn I.

For salft at Reed's Pharnacy.

\u25a0 PENNSYIMWM II ELKTRO-MECHUHftt HISTTTUTE, I\u25a0 loss »tUbor«. Pa. \u25a0\u25a0 aim urmxApiAM htstbuction \u25a0

\u25a0 ? ALL MCOtMNICALBRANCHES IBhß FhmMMriat. A. T. Sirrmpc, frat. J

Eyes Examined Free of Charge

R. L. KIRKPATRICK.Jawoler and Graduate Optician'lasl Door to Court Hons*. Butler. Pa.

H. G. Allison,

Funeral Director,Bell Phone No. 3.

Bakers town. Pa.

ft RUPTURE\u25a0fce I After Tiaving been

J ruptured eight years,7 I wns c»re<l by this

Home treatment andhave CURED OVER 300OTHERS. Weguarantee to ...

.

CVRE YOV FOR SI.OOOr refaad yssr nsssy.

\u25a0HUM PURDY t CO., SPECIALISTS,?OX 554, BEAVER. PA.

fßaMWlrTsrssc*: Surer Trstt Ca. McstkMtkUssssr25-5-03-3 m

Lincoln College,Rogers, Ohio.

Spring Term opens April 14th.Normal Term, six weeks, be-

gins June 23rd.Co.nmmercial, Normal, Classi-

cal, Musical and Art De-partments

Write for particularsAddress,

LINCOLN COLLEGE,P. 0 Box 143, Rogers, Ohio.

rnrsBCRO ksipujymest IICKKAU.opp. U. * <». Itaput. 431 \u25a0 H3 Water St.

Kntlre Second Floor.A medium fur obtaining work that cannot l>a

'??ion. Why? IlecauM wn are In constant touch\u25a0 tho bent flrinn. In anilout of the city. Our

i iciui Uto Uke rare of ponple who are willingto

? rtbut cannot flnil It. We do thla by mean, of- -Uor, who are constantly on the go, looking for

tings of all kinds. Pittatmrg, Is to-day, the

i : piace In the world for an nntorprlalng man orunn. Call or write. All letter, are promptly

si. .vered.

7-SMB-3m

?DENTAL ROOMS.-- U39-sth Ave., Pittsburg, p» 1)

»\u25a0 We're PRACTICA* LYdoliigtli,.h« \u25a0 CROWN sad BRIOaC work<* Mof Pltuimrg-WHY NOT DO VVAJwrouaat g»l4 CROWNSViml BRIDGK Work reduced if fj

' BIS P?Jf TOOTH Also th. 5

NEWFOUNDLAND WRECKERS

The Bo«n(r That Is Gleaned From a

Barren Shore.

In bygone times It was the practiceof tbc Newfoundland coast folk to ap-propriate everything they secured. but

this lawlessness had to lie sternly re-

pressed. Now the unwritten rule ts

that they pet "half their bund." or GOper cent. as salvage. In portable andvaluable articles, such as sllv*»*ware,

there is still a strong temptation tokeep the whole, but the punishment Issevere. Champagne, liquors, cabinVtores and the like have also a trickof disappearing, and In the poorest

fisher's cottage you will come uponrare china, dainty napery. silverware

'of price and wines to tempt an epi-

cure. The salvors are reckless and un-

thinking, and as they gather In hun-

dreds every man pre-empts what hecan. In the rush there is much de-

stroyed. When the Herder was lost

in IKS 2 they burned whalebone worth$15,000 a ton to save leather costing

20 cents a pound. In the Emmelinewreck of 1000 they trampled crates ofcostly glassware to get at four cases

of French prayer books valued at 25cents apiece. On one occasion two

salvors had got ashore a piano andwere adopting the Solomon-like e.\i»e-dlent of sawing it in half when ashrewder chum bought it from themfor a bottle of whisky looted from thecaptain's cabin. When the Grasbrookwent ashore in 1800 pvery man on theshore provided himself with a Germanconcertina, of which instruments of

torture she had a large consignment,

and to secure them packages of muchmore costly freight were thrown over-

board. When the Orion, from Haiti-more for Copenhagen, struck the buck

of Cape Race and went to pieces sitehad a large consignment of bicycles

on board, and they were auctioned In

Bt. John's and disposed of all over theIsland. The Abbeymore'a lading in

1896 Included some cases of splendidEnglish rifles for Canada, and theseare now to be seen adorning every

fisher's cottage along tho shore.?P. T.McGrath in McClure's.

FOOD, WATER AND AIR.

Tiie Essential Tklnga Oat of Which

Blood IN Mndc.

These are the things out of whichblood is made. If the food is nutri-tious and.properly cooked, if the air Is

pure and full of oxygen, If the water

is clean and free from Impurities, theblood will/be rich and red and full ofvitality. #

Barring ? physical accidents, there lano sickness except that depending di-rectly a wunt of food or water

or air, sometimes all three. When anyone is sick the presumption is that ho

has been trying to subsist on poorfood or vitiated air or bad water, one

or more.

In order to have good food a personought to have the first eating of It.Food that has been mussed over andleft by one person is not fit to bo eatenby another. ,

In order to -have good air a personought to have»the first breathing of it.Air that has been breathed by otherpersons Is not'fit to breathe again.

Water should be fresh from somespring or well. Ifhydrant water mustbe used let It' run a bit, as the housepipes are apt to be of lead and notIron like the pipes .that convey tho wa-

ter through the city.Food that is relished, air that cools

and Invigorates, water that Is quaffedWith eager thirst?these are the things

that make blood, rut fresh air Intothe lungs, good food and pure waterinto the stomach, and naturo will dothe rest? Medlcal'Talk.

A: Trick With u Ef|.

Place two V shaped wineglasses ofthe same slze>near the edge of a table.In thejrlgbt band one put an egg. Justfittingl the rinr of the iglass. Hold thebases-of the glasses firmly down, thetop rims'* touching each other. Now,

wttb) a>qiock, aharp.bruutli, blow upon

the «11no where thevgg and the glassmeet. The »egg/will *Jump toglass. Vfith a little; practice this.canbe done, every time. Be careful toblow lnta line with tbeileft hand glass,or'the«egg will j)ump In the wrong dl-

lanutou the taWe with dis-astrous results.

THE TRUE FISHERMAN.He Eajoft Nilure'f Deandes and la

V«t a Mrrt Butrhrr.

The angler's nrt Is i*ut a prvtext, or,rather, the incentive to a ramble, and

not the sole object of the fisherman,unless, alas, he belongs to thai toocommon variety, the man whose soleobject is «his catch. .Such-a man fisheswith a worm, hide* fingerflngs in thedepth at his basket and photographsbis catch- as a witness of bis crimes.He is uot a fisherman, hut. a butcher.A yieltow primrose on U>£ river's bankis to , him a primraM* and nothingmore.

'> true 4 fisherman- lovt* to*catchAsh, to md&ch his *4ts against theweary trout,, but as be wtiudors /rempod to pool .the songrt of the birdsgreet hldi reaftully. turniln thefetronm newals a' nook ln>nvblch stxangowild ficywcrs nestle. The gentle ex-

citement of the s|x>rt' prevents tho\u25a0cene Crom becoming monotonous. Theelement ofochanco, tbe 'Uncertainty ofthe aatch, add the da>p of tabascosauce which gtveA Best- to*the (lay. Andthe noontide meal by the brink of thestream! When dIA a.meal have a moradelightful flavor? Delmunico neverserved a trout.llke-unto those woihaveeaten by tbe bunks of a mountainbrook with tbe clear blue* sky above,the waving forest round about andthe murmuring stream, at our feet.

The hour ot contemplation coinesafterward, with the pipe of peace Inour hand Instead of the relinquishedrod. How; far off'the city «eems! Arethere such things as corporations,trusts, stock*, bonds, electric lightsthat amaze the-sight, Marsh warnings

of trolley gongs, the rumble and grindof the wheels «and the braises ou theelevated road*which affright the ear?The harshest/note thai breaks the-still-ness here Is the boom of the bdttecii in

the distant marsh.Home to«camp the fisherman .goes,

taking a cast In this silent pool inwhich-the trout rose In the forenoonto 1119 cast, but-missed the fly, or In

\u25bathat dark hole deep under the bankIn vigilant eye inuy'detcct thobrown sides of a tijiutwith lazily wav-ing fins and tall, an old campaignernot easily caught?Dr. A. T. Bristowla World's Work.

CHINESE CONTRASTS.

We bako braid ;iin China they,"«team

it.Wo dlvldtythe day Into ? twenty<our

hours; tbejflnto twelve.We locniq Intellect In thefbraln;(they

locate It In', the stomach.Our calendar is based ontsolar ittmcf

theirs is based on lunar time.With us the seat of honor Is ou>th<r

right; with them It is on tho left.Our given name precedes the sur-

name; theirs followsithe surname.The needle of our-compass points t(»

the north; theirs points to the south.

We have standard weights nnd meas-ures; their welghtstand measures differlu each district.

Our children stand faclufothe teach-er to recite their lessons; theirs turtheir hacks to the teacher.

Our watchmen quietly go theirrounds with a view to catchingthieves; theirs beat gongs uod yell tofrighten them away.

We bury our dead a few /days afterthejf decease; they often keep theirs intho house lu heavy, sealetlicofllns foryears.?'"China's Millions."

The Time is Here! Our Sale its On!

The Time is Here for OurSemi=Annual Bargain Sale

which means much to our enstorn era. in the way cf saving money.

OUR SALE IS ONas yon will see bv the bargains in onr windows. Watch our windows daily for

bargains Itwiil pay yon. We will quote just a few of onr bargains:

40 sls 00 and -116.0rt Suits Sale Price, *..5030 $12.00 and f 14.00 Suits Sale Price. |6.0050|T.50 Suits Sab* Pnce, £. .\u25a0>

3-5 $5.00 Suits. Sale Price. $2..>075 *4.00 Suits . Sale Price, t- 00

One lot of Men's Suits, all sizes, go at half price.All Wash Suits, sizes 3 to 10. go at half-price.

One lot of Boys' Knee Pant Suit?, were *2.00 and >X), sale price *I.OOAll Straw Hats go at half-price.

All Shirt Waists go at half-price.One lot of Summer Underwear, to close it ont goes at ~oc a garment.

About 120 Straw Hats, worth from 50c to *2.t>o, choice 25c.It is needless to quote more prices-bargains all through the store. \on

know onr sales mean much for you. Call and be convinced. Then tell jour

neighbor what we did for yon.

Yonrs as ever,

DOUTHETT & GRAHAM.

rf<gro\I CORN SII The New Table Delicacy. h

A new syrup with a new flavor?pure, whole-

I some and good. Karo Corn Syrup is made W

I from that portion of the corn kernel which contains KI the greatest strength-giving, energy-producing KjI and flesh-forming element®. Kwo Corn Syrup

I is a pre-digested food? ready for use by the blood B\u25a0 ?which the weakest stomach of infant or invalid EI will readily assimilate. Best for every home use E

from griddle cakes to candy. |H\u25a0 She Great Spread \u25a0\u25a0 for Daily "Bread. H\u25a0 sold In airtight, friction-top tin» which protect it* purity, gu#ran- HH tee iU goodnt*». sad ia«ure it» clemuline»» l sometniuff so tincom-H sb on in common iftups. ioc, 15c and 50c tisea, at ?11 grocert

OOKN PRODUCTS OO. v N«w York and Ohioaso. I

HEYMAN HARRIS,LADIES' TAILOR-IyfADE SUITSand RIDING HABITS, .

4597 Forbes Street, Corner Craig Streri,PITTSBURG, PA. j

3-19-Iy

J. KOWALSKY.Maiiufactiirer of8m ill

jjfL Gas and Gasoline EnginesFor Stationary and M:«ilue Kn-

HJVI j~Ti glnea ami for Autoniohll*I *.

For llUrkMmlth Shop*. I'uiup-liifWater Kunnlug Funs arid icj

Cream Freezer*, etc.

, No. 6 4th Ave., Pltt*burjr. »'a.3-19-6rn

WAXTED FlreinMi, Ilrakemen, MachinistsBollur-uiaketa, Itlackf mltlis and helpe.s for i: ll-

road*. .ilao drivers and all kinds of help. TU« «?«

waiting. General Kmploy men t Bureau, 'JO 1 Fede-

ral street. AMcgheny. I'a.

WANTED- Atones, girl*in every capacity: ;«5to *lO |h*r wefik; placed or money refunded. GeneralEmployment Bureau, 201 Federal 8L Allegheny, I'a.

3-19-ly

BURRAU,Src«rr» Flr*t-cln«» Mercantileand Mechanical Po«ltl«n»..w.

Offlce? -

* PHUba*. l'»

CM Fourth Avenue, 3-19-ly

Headaches Cured With Glasses. ArtificialEyes.

Eugene Heard Spectacle Co.LEGITIMATE OPTICIANS

70S PF.KW AVKWTTK.OPP. PENH "BIUIiDIWO. PHThUI RO.

3-iu-ly

M. A. BERKIMER,

Funeral Director.5i S Main Bntler MA

THE PESSIMISTSHave had quite an inningbut they cannot shut off ithe energy of the Ameii-

[ can people. The countryis making money as itnever made money before-

Get tuy daily letters andlearn when, what and how

I to bay, and participate inthis money-making

R. M, WeaverStocks and BondsThird Ave. and Wood St.,

PITTSBURG.Local office, 213 S. Main St.Butler,

J A. REYNOLDS,Manager.

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CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH

PENNYROYAL PILLS

c°v V fp "«?

Huff. Alway*reliable I*a4le«,auk DruMißt fot

miniKHTIKN r.SI»MNIf in Red andUold luvUillic boxes. settled with blu« ribbon.

Take no other. Ri-fuw dmigerona aul>«tl*tn(lon> and Initial lon*, liny ofyour I)n>*irtflt,or jwik! Ir. in stamps fo' I'arlIrnlars. Te»tl-naonlalM jukl ?? for lAdlr»." in IrtUr,

3' return Mall. IO.OO" TeMtlmoulal*. Hold byI linißirist.4.

CTIK'IIE3TBR CHEMICAL OO

8100 HadUun Mquarr, FAM»tloN Mtm wmmmm

Do You Buy Medicines?

Certainly You Do.Then you want the best for the

least money. That is our motto.Come and see us when i:i need ofanything in the Drug Line andwe are sure you will call again.We carry a full line of Drugs,Chemicals, Toiltt Articles, etc.

Purvis' PharmacyS. (>. PURVIS, PH. Q

Both Phones.

213 S. Main St. Bntler Pa.

PAROID

READYOOFING.

I>AI<OID The Roofing with NOTAK. Won t dry out. Won'tgrow brittle.

A NYONE can apply it. Tins,Nails and Cement in core ofeach roll.

L> EPRESENTS the results o

years ot Experience and Ex-perimenting.

/'iNLY requires painting everyfew years. Not when firstlaid.

I S Cheaper than Gravel, Slateor Shingles.

r\EMAND for PAROID is worldwide

MADE IN 1. 2 AND 3 PLYOther Facts, Samples and Prices are

yonrs if yon will ask ns.

L C. WICK,

BUTLER. PA.

WHY DO YOU UKMA IN IDLKwhen we

need am) men for different positions? If yon |one willing to work wr ran plaee yon. Weare aide to supply, on short not leu, anv Kindof mulll help to employers order will be fill- ?ed very promptly. Apply, old Reliable Key-itto tie flureau, II-~ I'enu avenue. I'llt ?>l>u r kEstablished 1H75. 'J-5-tfin

L. C. WICK.

DBAI.IB IJ»

LUHBER.

i< | Jackson & Poole, <|>

<» ?? |M||i-i||U"* !;!, > BRASS CASTINGS OP ALLJKINDS 4 }| > MADE TO ORDER. i >

< > REAR OH CAMPBELL S MACHINE{ *

*\ SHOP, E. WAVNE ST .

.'

BUTLER, PA. < ,

ja The best place jsjU to stop at 2

1 n when in town is the

jjj WAVERLY HOTEL,

jj|| J. H. HARVEY, Prop. J£jjK Rates, $1.50 per day.

W. S & E. WICK,UKALKKH IN

K/mirh iind Worked Lumber of %!l Kind*

Iw"K:ish and MouldingOil Will K«K» «\u25a0 Specialty.

Offlm »fi<! Var<lK- Cu noIngham attfl Monroe Ht«

«near Went Feun I

Music Department!>

We have added a musical departmentgood music?good instruments and

everything that belongs to a mnsic store.Call and inspect the famous MerTill

Piano. One of the best high gradepianos on the market. We can sell iton easy payments.

Want a Violin. Mandolin. Banjo,Guitar or Accord eon, we have them

Send for our catalogue of 10c sheetmusic, containing over 1000 titles, and iwe have them all in stock.

We will get any pieoe of music youneed, in fact we are in shape to supplyall your wants in the musical line at

DOUGLASSBOOK STOREj

Near P. 0.. 241 S. Main St

REMOVAL.I

We have removed our Marbleand Granite shops from corner ofMain and ' lay streets to No. 208

N. Main street, (opposite W. D.Rrandon's re idence), where wewill be pleased to meet ourcustomer- with figures that arerighr on

Monuments & Headstonesof" all kinds and ire also preparedto give best figures on

Iron Fence Flower Vases

etc., as we have scuiud the sole;gr-i cy from tin. rtewart Iron

Woik- of Cincinnati, (X. for thistown and vicinity.

P. H. Sechler- ? .1. <ee the sign direct-

rj! A l> opposite the

|c'"' Posloffice,

r'tj Theodore Vogelty.Ileal Estate and

t.'.a 238 S. Main St.Fk Butler. Pa

I I f you have propertyto sell, trade, or rent

fyj or, want to buy or* & M rent cuii. write or

SJ9I uhone me.

List Mailed Upon Application.

MITRTHA & BUOWN. 33W sth Ave..Pittsburg, Pa.,

Can sell your Kent Estate. Kami or Business.Correspondence solicited.

A1.1. TRANSACTIONS OOWVIDEKTIAU.

DO VOC WANT TO SFLI. your farm orother real estate? I can do It for you.

Send me full pa, llculars at once.\u2666 -liS-ft'l-ly JOHN KOIHiER,

404 Kcvslotic Kuildiiiir.I'lttsburK. I'a

Larson B. Nace'sLivery P"e«d and Sale StableKcar of

A/icK House Butler">enn'»

The best of horses and first class rigs at

??avson hand aud for hire.Best accommodations In town for perma

nent boardluK and translnr.t trade, flpecl»1 cate guaranteed

Stable Room For 6i3 HorsesA Rood c a»» of hors»*H. both driver*

draft borne» always on band and for saleunder a full guarantee; and horses bougha »a prooer notification b?

PEARSON B. NACET-leunon« Sn. 3ltt

| Wm. Foster, || Architect, j> Plan of all kind of buildings 1\ furnished on short notice. rQ OfBc« in Berg Building, /J Butler, Pa v

WHY NOT

Become an Artist?Crayon, Pastel, Sepia and Water Color

taught at home, -ind employment givenat once.

For full particulars, address,

CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF ART,

Beaver Fail*, Pa.

Kamiiy-

Reuqions!We often cause ourselves end-

less worry and remorse by neg-lecting to do some little thing.Get a good picture of your familyand home made at your first op-portunity We make the best at$6.00 per dozen, Bxlo inches andguarantee them permanent. Letus know in time to go out.

The Butler Dye WorksDyeing, Cleaning, Pressing.

R. FISHER

iniaflain ,'v:?h. Dean'sH A aafe, certain r»*IU ,r Hupr>n»wa*d\u25a0 Menstruation. Nrvr iofn/l. Hufe!

\u25a0 Bare! Speedy I netlafhrtlon fiinnnitoillor money Refunded. Bent pn-pnld for\u25a0 sl/*) iwr box. Will wild them on trlaJ to\u25a0 be paid for when relieved. Hauiple* Free.J UNITED MIPICAICO . BO» T«. UNCHTIW,

Sold in Butler at the Centre Ave.Pfiarmary

J^s"tJc r MARTIN:

A\ Ik COMMtKCIALBUSINIM TOOANOH SCHOOL,

Liberty Ave. & Fifth St., Pittsburg, Pa.| An old school conducted on v

the most modern prlncipl«l. || The demand for young men and women '

; greater than «?«r l«oforn. Call and nco one i1 ( of t Urgent and !»? »t HOIIOOIH In the ( Iji| country, Catalogue aent on request. i! SHORTHAND, TYPKWRirmc. BOOKIUPIKG. PWIAI- I,

BHIP. nGLISH. SPILLIIO, TKLfcGRAPHY, BTC. (V R. R« jfi*®Rcduond R*ui 10 pupilscf tb« Martin School 1OCOOCCCO3CCOCCOOOCOOOGOOO

7-30 3hi

WANTKh liriiclit. bustnnjc men in everylocality to represent and Introduce practicalliouneliold neeesslty wlilrii sella quickly: l»l«profit*; do your own manufacturing; ter-ritory given: splendid opportunity to start

In l>tis|iif»»s on practically not liii»K- Writefor particulars, CLi'ANUL <*<».. Ka.*»tFourteenth St., New Vork. 7-Zl- it

CAMPBELLS GOOD FURNITURE,

1 9x12 RIGS. Iy-j Size, three yards wide b> tour yards long. New Fall vgj

r erns in the different makes; plenty different kindsyp|to select from, the all wool kind at $9.00. A new weave j§ |JPJat sl2 00. and a double-faced Rug at $15.00

ISI Brussels Rugs low as $15.00. A full line of Brusselsat $17.00 Special values at 20.00 in a fine

JsSßnjssels Rug and a large assortment of patterns. j

I Largest showing of Body Brussels and Wilton Rugs jggI S§| we have ever made. New patterns in red, blue or Jg jI je*green grounds. Price from $25 to 37.50. gg jI*®* Old blue dinner the kind your grandmother*®*!jgfusedto have. Open stock patterns that you can buy j

such pieces of as you want. Cups and saucers, 1.00

*=|tfor six; dinner plates 1.00 for six: fruits. 45c for six: lei

J jsg!bakers 40c. jugs 35c, meat dish 50c, or the full set of100 pieces for sl2 50

New adjustable end sofa; best constructed goods we j||;had to show you for many seasons; covered in

*3s red or green velour, golden oak frame, price 24.00 teg

jj||and $26.00.

COME IN AND LOOK AROUND.

8 Alfred A. Campbell fig| Formerly Campbell A Tempteton.

I CAPITAL SURPLUS I$200,000.00 $200,000.00. g

UNDIVIDED PROFITS I$21,138.00. I

| Butler Savings &Trust Co.SUCCESSOR TO |

I BUTLER SAVINGS BANK. fj5 108 South Main Street. ft!" WM. CAMPBELL. Jr.. President. U\u25a0 .1 11. TRoITTMAN. Ist Vice Pres. W. A. STEIN, -'rid Vice Pres. \u25a0\u25a0 LDP IS It. STEIN. Treasurer. C. E. ORONENWETT, Asst Treasur. g| Will continue to do a general banking business at the |1 old stand and is also prepared to transact a general HI Trust Company business. FjI 3 per cent, interest paid on time deposits subject to R1 withdrawal without notice. pa

\ J'SURPLUS^$600,000. SBOO,OOO. M

TEE LIHCOLP NATIONALBAI IOF PITTSBURGH I

533 SMITHFIELD STREET, Ii offers to savers, everywhere, the splendid facilities I \u25a0

I of its Savings Department. IPour Per Oont. Intorost IOompouud Soml-ftn imolly. I

Withdrawals to any amount without notice. J

Banking by Mail is *

ii // /fes. iiif*' "i as as safe, and easy

WSijf a 5 depositing in per- [j#j © U2iWj g?9 j I'«posits of $1 and more.

-mm&o ? -J 4°/< Interest com- I

El Annually. U.S.

3, COO, 000.

I Standard Trust Company ji noTivEH, pa.

| CAPITAL* ------- $150,000.00 |Paid on Deposits- |

Prompt and Careful Attention to all.

C. D. GR(36NkEE, President.C. A. 15AIbEy, Sect\J. and Treasurer.

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Farmers' National Bank,BUTLER, PA.

CAPITAL >$100,000.00

SURPLUS AND PROFIJS $32,000.00(KAii.\r.i>)

Accounts of tho public solicited. A liberal rate of interest paid.

JOHN YOUNKINS, President. JOHN Hi'MI'IIIIKV,\ ice President.E. W. BINGHAM, Cashier. J F- Hutzler. ASH t Cashier.

BANK BY MAILj And get the 4 per cent annual interest and

absolute protection of this strong bank.

1 Assets over $7,700,000.

GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK

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BOOKLET Jg40 PtDCRAL ST.

VVlli:i:! AS. by reason « »f t!»?? formntlon oftin- llutbr SiivinuM A. Trust Company.

H»i« rt'usuy to tbe Hutler Havlntf* Itank. tin*latter by a vote of IU Stockholders and t-l»eBoard of Director* went into hnuldatlonJ a nilary l»t. IWM, notice Is hereby jnven thatMaid Ifutler Savings llunk Is winding up Itsaffairs. tbe creditor!* t hereof are notified topresent their claims. if any, for payment at

the Itutler Having" »* Trust Company, doingbusiness at the old Mand

WM.A. CMTHELL, J it..

O-ii-am President.

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Butler County National Bank,Butler Penn,

Capita) paid in - ***>."oo.ooSurplus and Profit* Jl6s.cxjo.clo

J<*. Hartman, Preaiclent; J R'U*-

Vice President; John G. McMarlin,

Cashier, A. C. KruK , Ass't Cashier.A Bcnerul bunking business transacted

Interes* paid on tln.eMonov leaned on approved &©eurity.

W«« invite you to open an account with this

"iMKEOTOKH- Hon. Joseph Hartman. Hon.

W Waldron, lliirry

mi mill,' 1»r. w. .H"°

lß u"rHith. J- Marks. .1. V- Kit's. A. 1.. In.im r

V A CI) \VI\ < Tl,e worht I*"1Dl \ ) 01 A V liu; sili'e spavin can

lie cnrwl in 45 minutes. Lninp Jaw.splints and ringbones ju-t as quirk. Notpainful and never has failed. Detailedinformation atmiit thin new method sentfree to horse owners I>y T. M CL.UUH,

Knoxdale, Jefferson Co,, I'a.

MUST GO EGABDLESjT OF COST" IAT THE

Little Furniture StoreOn the Corner!

All Porch Goods RefrigeratorsAt cost or less than cost. -At less than actual cost.

Any Rocking Chair Some BargainsIn this store at handsome dis In Bed R»vmi Suits to liixke roomconnt from regular cash price. for new goods that will arrive socn

Many Bargains all Along the Line IIN PARLOR GOODS,COUCHES.PARLOR AND EXTENSION TABLES,HALL RACES AND SIDEBOARDS,ODD DRESSERS,SEWING MACHINES.

Closiug out all Go Carts at less than regular cash prices

If you don't get a BargainIt's no Fault of Ours-

COME IN AND COMPARE!

BROWN CO.No 13i$ N. Main St. (Bell Phone 105) BUTLER. PA.

We Are Right After YourSHOE BUSINESS.

We are working for your interact all the time. Are yon looking for some-thing extra good a t low prices? Then see US TO DAY. Do not bny shoes nntilyon see us. We are looking for YOU-

It matters not whether it be in button, lace, blucher >r oxfords, we can pie ise

yon in this sale. Note the changed prices.400 pair Men's $5 00 shoes in pat kul and colt, vici kid, plain toe and lip,

lace, or comrress or button at $3 99All Men's $3.50 and $4.00 oxfords in pat. leather, dnll calf or vici kid at $2 99-All Ladies' s:i and *3.50 oxfords in pat. kid, vici and dull leather Ht $2 49-200 pairs Ladies' and $2.50 shoes, pat. tip, stock tips, lace or button at sl. £B--pairs Ladies' !> strap sandal all pat. leather with Louis XV heel, regular

price $4.00, cut $2 9940 pairs Ladies'«J sftap sandal with pat. vauip. Louis XV heel, regular price

$2.50. cut $199100 pairs Ladies' oxfords in vicikid. i»it tips, welt or turn sole* at 93cAll Misses' and Children's oxfords and sandals at a cut price.Come in examine our stock and prices.

'THANK YOU."

Daubenspeck & TurnerOpen Monday and Saturday Evenings.

Next to Savings Bank, People's Phone 633, Butler, Pa.

Prices arc MeltingIn All Departments.

WE NEE!) TIIE MONEY.YOU NEED THE GOODS.

BG sure you come to us.

The Biggest Bargains in Clothing,oO © 1

Furnishings find Ilats that were everO

offered in Butler.

Schaul <sc Nast,LEADING CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS,

137 South Mam St., Butler.?-?.. ~

Early Spring Hats.We are showing all the new shapes for Spring, 1903READY-TO WEAR HATS, SAILORS and STREETHATS are now ready for your inspection,

?FLOWERS and FRUIT are going to be worn veryextensively for early Spring style. See the finedisplay at

Rockenstein'sMILLINERY EMPORIUM.

318 South Maiu Street, -- Butlei P»

[EberliT Bros^AI PLUMBERS IS Estimates given on all kinds of work. ?

J NICKLE-PLATED, CB SEAMLESS, * /

T OPEN-WORK. J

} 354 Centre Ave., Butler, Pa. f

S People s Phone. 630. c

REMOVAL!Wlll. Cooper, the tailor, has removed

his stock of goods, from lioom No. 1,

Stein Block, to the Graham Building,S. Main St., near Willard Hotel.

These ill be but temporary quarterspendirg his removal to Jiis old stand at

corner of Diamond.