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rA TEACHERS' BBKHT
Organized by the, Ambitious Peda
gogues of Butler County.
FATALLY ASSAULTED BY BOBBERS
The Interesting Sequel to a Buckeye Enoch
Arden Case.
ALL TEE -HEWS FSOM KEAEBI TOWNS
renciu. teliqbax to trz supxtcs.1
3TJILEE, December 20. The Teachers'
Institute ii passing off very successfully.
Good interest is being manifested in the
proeeedincs, and the attendance is only
limited by the size of the room. A teachers'
union, having for its object mutual pro
tection ana the betterment of the teachers
financial condition, was organized to-day.
Resolutions setting forth the ends to be
sought by and through the new organization
were adopted. A tendency in the direction
of lower wages is observed. They protest
against being reduced to a level with the
common laborer, and assert that organiza
tion is an essential requisite to the main
tenance of their rights. "Whether strikes
will be inaugurated to accomplish their
purpose is not known.
The movement is backed by many of the
teachers, and it is probable that the Teach
ers' Union will be a factor in determining
teachers' salaries next year. The question
has provoked a great deal of comment out
side of institute circles.
EKOCH EASILI SATISFIED.
He Thinks There Are SttU Better Fish In
the Sea.
rSFICIAL TXXZGBAX TO THE DISPATCH. 1
JlASsruoK,).. December 20. Thirteen
years ago Mrs. John Preece left her hus
band in England and came to relatives here
with her two children, her husband agree
ing to follow. He came not at the erfB of
seven years, but the wife received inform
ation that he had been killed. She then
married Valentine Kefower, and bore
him five children, when Preece ap
peared here a month ago in the flesh.
A'conference was held between the two hus
bands and an adjustment of the dilemma
was deliberately discussed, husband No. 1
o fieri ntr to take the wife and his two chil
dren back to England, leaving the father of
the five to snift tor them.
The mother-could not decide what to do,
but the first husband settled it to-night by
writing a car3 for the public which states
among other things: "I have heard them
say there is just as good fish in the sea as
ever was caught, so I think I will bait up
again and see ii I cannot catch one without
five little ones." and concludes with this
advice to husband No. 2: "Best yonr heart
contented, Kefower, and be a more sober,
steady man than you have been, and gain
for yourself a promotion in society."
AN ALLEGED COAL DISCOVERT.
The People of Kobcionln. In Berks Conntr.
Dlnck Excited.
Bobesonia, December 20. Considerable
excitement has been occasioned in and
around this village by the news that coal
has been found on the farms of A. E. "Weit
zel and Daniel Gebn&rt, only a mile and a
half away. The discovery was accidental
and further investigation wilt be made at
once.
'Experts have been engaged to sink shafts
and make thorovgh explorations. The coal
alreadv taken out has been tested in cooking
and other stoves, and it is reported to burn
exceedingly well. It is believed to be the
best anthracite. Land is going np in value
and a regular speculative fever has broken
A8S1ULTED BI HIGHWATHEN
On a Principal Street, Receiving Wonndi
That May Prove Fatal.
rsrjeci.ll. TEUO&AKTO TEX DISPATCH. 1
"Wheelixg, December 20. Captain J.
H. Neale, of Buckhannon, one of the
wealthiest and most prominent citizens of
that section of the State, liee at his home
unconscious and with what will likely
prove a death wound in his head, inflicted
by highwaymen on the principal street of
the town last night.
When found some hours after the assanlt
lie was bleeding profusely, and his gold
watch a::d chain were gone, with considera
ble money he was known to have in his pos
session. His assailants are unknown. The
gaptain's chances for recovery are very
poor.
They Hang- People In That Section.
tSPECtAI. TStXOSAX TO THI DISPATCH.
Chaelestox, W. "VX, December 20.
In the Kanawha County Circuit Court to
day, Felix Kampf, who murdered his two
children, a son and daughter, by cutting
them to death with a knife, was sentenced
to be hanged March 7, 1890.
A.Nevf College Building.
rSrkciAX. TZLEGEAi TO TITS DISPATCH.
"Washikqton; December 20. A hand
some building, to cost 25,000, is to be built
on thecaurpus of 'Washington and Jefierson
College. It will accommodate 2,000 per
sons, and is c be erected as a gymnasium
and commencement hall.
Tired of Staying In Jail.
TZCIAX. TXXXGBAX TO TUX EISFATCH.1
Martin's Febbt, O., December 20.
"Break Nose' Barrett, George Coos, "Wm.
pavia and a fourth party, whose name is
unknown, escaped from jaU here to-night
Kewa About the State.
Jaues Maxoxe, aged 82, a well known con
tractor, died in Marietta,
GkokQE McCAirx, who was so badly injured
is the late EmigsTille wreck, died yesterday.
A MAD dog created a sensation in Westches
ter by biting Patrick Megrogan severely on the
ankle.
WmautBEorawa re-arrested at Lock
Haven as an accessory to-tbe murder of Wil
liam Lovett last Sunday at Lockport.
Thb Women's Christian Temperance Union
of Chester county opened their new headquar
ters in the Meconkey Mansion, West Chester.
A house near West Fairriew, occupied by
a f amllySnamed LavercooI,.was burned to the
ground. The family barely escaped with their
WnxrxBoTHZKBEBOEB. aeed&felLinan
epileptic fit, out of a third-story window in
Beading, sustaining injuries which may prove
fatal. He was taken to the Beadine Hospital.
Joseph Cost,owszt and J-ih r ,ith -.,.
badly injured by a fall of coal atEllangowan
uouiery, A'ottsvuie. Charles Hefferon, a
driver at Boston Bun Colliery, was instantly
t ki lied by a mine wagon passing; oTer his body.,
WRAPS FOR ALL.
foe People' Store, Filth Arenne.
OPEN TO-3JTOHT TILE 9.
t All kinds of wraps, sacques, jackets, new
zaarkets. connemarras, torladles, misses and
children. Here is where you can find the
largest 'assortment and the best value for
your money. Campbell ss Dice.
YOUTH'S DRUMS.
George Kappell, 77 Fifth A Tenor.
"Young America" is patriotic and sol
dierly. Bring them up to guard and defend
r-dOfia riohtM for which their fathpm fnn?M tn
3 nobly, and buy the boy one of those beauti
ful drums specially ordered for Christmas
-Aaoiiaay uauc
15,21 GEOEaEKAPPEX, 77 Fifth ave.'
J.S3S. HoImea'.Beat. 1SS9.
. JJsethk brand for sickness. It is perfectly
pfirtv '. . - W. H. JSolmes &Sos,
I Water street una K3 First avenue. -
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If iBaBrHaBiMaW ifliTiiWr 1 1 ' 11 v -Jim v' ' A: ' -aSi -: ' CJ'- i)isi" & , iSttL. ' " $$&. " M &
S0EE0WS CUP- FILLED,.;
Went to Earope far a Fortsne and Cass
.Back to Plod a Life or Wee.
A rather strange and at the same time a
sorrowful story is that told byEmileEtoine,
'who saya he left Johnstown before the great
flood for his native town, CreonviUe, near
Etrassburg, Alsace-Lorraine, to establish his
claim to a fortune left by en uncle. He got
the property and converted it into cash,
520,000, and started back to enjoy it with his
wife and five children. He had worked, as
apuddler for two years in the Cambria Iron
Works.
Strange as it may appear, Etoine had
never read the papers dnring his absence
sor attempted to correspond with his family
and inconsequence knew nothing of the
flood until he reached Johnstown on last
Tuesday. The truth flashed on him when he
saw the ruin where his home once stood, and
he fainted. During two days' search .he
could find no trace of his family.but learned
enough to. satisfy himself they had perished,
and it appears that the place of their sepul
ture is no better defined than is that of
Moses in the "valley in the land of Moab,
over against Beth-peor."
The distressed man left for the land of his
nativity, where he said he proposed to end
his days. The story seems rather hard to
credit,' bat it may be true.
FOE THIETI-F1TE TEAES.
A Woman Who Wna.BUhop Tales' Home
Keeper for That Period.
Catherine Garrity, the old servant of the
late Bt Bev. Bishop Tuige, has removed
from the Episcopal residence connected
with St. Paul's Cathedral, and has bought
a house near Silver Lake Grove, in the
East End. She was housekeeper for Bishop
Tuigg lor 35 years, and entered his service
'when he was placed as pastor in charge of
St. John's congregation, at Altoona.
She was not out of his service for one day
since that time, and her grief was heart
rending when she heard of his death. Her
mother is still alive, being a hale and hearty
old lady, and is living with her daughter.
SPECIAL TKAIN TO CQABTIERS,
Via tbe Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad,
Sunday, December 22, For the dedication
of the new B.O. Church of St. Francis, a
special train will leave the station at the
south end of Smithfield st. bridge, at 9 A. si.,
city time; returning, leave Chartiers at 2:15
p. 2L, city time. Tickets, 15 cents for the
round trip.
AnElecant and Useful ChrUtma Present
Is Will L. Thompson's collection of popu
lar American copyright music A mam
moth collection, consisting of popular' songs;
songs with c-orns, concert quartets, popu
lar, sacred songs, sacred quartets, comio
songs, piano solos and music for parlor or
gan. The Selections include none but the
most valuable and most popular American
copyright music. The book is very large,
handsomely bound in heavy cloth, 381
cages, full sheet music size. Price, $5.
Prom now until Christmas, will send It, ex
press prepaid, to any part of U. S. or Canada,
upon receipt of $3. (The music, when
bought in sheet form, costs $41.) Address1
will L. Thompson Co.,
ITS East Liverpool, O.
BUSINESS IS GOOD
At Lechner fc Scboenberger's,
And the reason of this is plain. They sell
the highest grade of pianos and organs only.
Their prices are reasonable, and terms of
payment within the reach of all. All in--struments
guaranteed for five years. The
great Kranich & Bach, Stultz & Bauer,
and Jas. M. Starr pianos, the "Miller" and
"Packard" organs, can only be obtained
here. Special holiday stock. Store open
every evening.
' LECHNEE & SCHOENBEBGEB,
69 Fifth avenue.
Bora! BaysS BeyalS BoyaSS
The grandest, costliest; finest Christmas
gifts yet will be presented to all purchasers
of boys' suits or overcoats (no matter' how
low their prices may be) at Kaufmanns' to
day. Be sure and secure one. They're no
trashy things, remember, but articles of
value.
B.&B.
Cream Silk Mufflers,
All silk, at 65c, 75o and $1 up to $4, if you
wish, at center counter in dressgoods room
to-day. Store open until 10 to-night.
BOoos & Buhl.
Superb Onyx Cabinet.
Have you seen them with their beautiful
effects in glass and gold. Just. the thing to
finish and Beautify a parlor. In the art
room of Haedy & Hates,
Jewelers, Silversmiths and Art Dealers,
629 Smithfield street. New Building.
Open every evening. its
For Christmas Morning,
Fine seal sacques. C. A Smilet & Co.
Ax Xmas opportunity.
Prices reduced on all our smoking
jackets until Christmas.
Jos. Hoene & Co,'a
Penn Avenue Stores.
P. S. Open in all departments until 9
o'clock this evening.
Boys! Boyal! Boy.HJ Boys!!!!
The grandest, costliest, finest Christmas
gifts yet will be presented to all purchasers
of boys' suits or overcoats (no matter how
low their prices may be) at Kaufmanns' to
day. Be sure and secure one. They're no
trashy things, remember, but articles of
value.
STORES open in all deDartments until 9
o'clock this evening.
Jos. Hoene & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
.Huslc Boxes! Music Boxes!
The largest stock of the best make of
boxes at H. KleDer & Bro.'s. No. 506 "Wood
street.'
Dress lengths In black silks .containing
16 to '20 yards in price from $15 to $35 about
35 per cent less than regular values."
ttssu Hugus & Hacks.
For Christmas Morning;,
Fine seal gloves. C. A. Smiley & Co.
Stoees open in all departments until 9
o'clock this evening,
Jos. Hoene & Co.'s
" Penn Avenue Stores.
Holiday silk and linen initial handker
chiefs. Jaues H. Aiken & Co.,
?r 100 Fifth are.
ESHENB"2" NORMAN da ribes
life on the Tongking frontier in to
morrow's DISPATCH.
FULL VALUEF0RTHE MONEY
BLOOKER'S
ib. dutch m
COCOA a
Choicest, Purest, Best.
Mailaieois-iitli Boiling Water or ID.
V. S. Depot, 36 Mercer St Krw Yos&
At nUil bj all letdins croeers And dfnniits.
GEO. K. STEVENSON & CO., EEP0RTEK8
oe230.tra
LOOKER'S COOOA-
'at sale waoleaale a-ad retsU by
Je BrBd retsu 6y
3AMS LOCKflABT,--
.JAPANESE WARE BAZAAU-.
Open fer the Holidays Only.
You .will -wonder at our fiae display.
Goods are going rapidly, and we would ad
vise you to call early. 'Special discpunts on
large pieces.
Store open till 9p.j until phrittm as.
Wh. Haslaoe & Son,
SelecJ-Family Grocers,
18 Diamond Square, Pittsburg'.
t
9
00 whitp silk mufflers at 76c, worth $.'35.
JOS. HOBNE & CO.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.,
P. 8. Open in all departments 'until 9
o'clock this evening.
B.&B.
Gent' -Large Bandana Silk Handkerchief.
75c and $1 grades at 60 cts.; 60 and C
grades at 35 cts. Brown bandanas, with
old-fashioned diamond-shaped figures.
Booos & BUHIa
60 dozen fine white Jap silk handkerchiefs,;
hemstitched extra value, at 35c
Jos. Hoenb & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores. .
P. S. Open in all departments until "Jr
o'clock this evening.
For Cbtlstma-'Monilng-.
Ladies' Persian, monkey, seal, astrakhan,
beaver and lynx shoulder capes.
C. A Smxlet & Co.
HENIfS HALL, in to-morrow's
DISPATCH, desoribes the
mysteries of Wniteohapel, the
haunt of Jaok the Ripper.
Marriage Licensee Granted Yesterday, '
Kama. Beildanee.
J Hiram Nice , ..FltUbnre
I Mary Miller...... ............ p.... --....PUtabnrg
(Tobias Bier
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i Katie Melnbsrt.
( lenatz Kettcrer.
Moon township
( Amanda Kromer..
rmsoure
(John Tajrhatt
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... Pittsburg-
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I EllrabeJn O'Neill. .
I Charles Moore.,
Ida Hill.
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DIED.
ANQLOCH On Friday morning. December
20, 1S89. at 830 A Ml Annie Elizabeth, wife
of Charles Aiigloch, Br., in the (Ed year of her
aire.
Funeral from the lato residence. No. 67 Ful
ton street, Pittsburg, Sunday, December 22,
at 2 p.m. Friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend. 2
BANKERD On Friday morning at 9 o'clock,
Balltjs J., wife of Henry C. Bankerd, of the
West Hind, aged 35 years.
Funeral Sunday aftebnoon at 2 o'clock
from her late residence, 41 Wabash avenue,
West End. S
BCABY--On Friday, December 2a 18S9, at 2
a. it, Katie La Fobbess Caby, aged 10'
Tears.
Funeral from the parents' residence, No'. 2
Stevenson street, on 8 ATUBDAY at 2:30 P. m.
CALLAHAN On Friday, December 20, at 9
A. 1L, KATE, wife of John Callahan, aged 47
years.
Funeral on Sunday. December 22. at 2 P. M..
irom ner late residence, .no. jrineenui
street, Southside.' Friends of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend.
DONAHOE On Thursday, December 19.
1SS9, at 10 o'clock P. M., James Donahoe. aged
19 years. .
Funeral from the residence of his parents,
corner of Mercer street and Webster avenue,
Pittsburg, on Satubday, December 21, at 10
o'clock a. ir. Friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend.
DUNLAP On Thursday afternoon. Decem
ber 19, 1689, at 40 o'clock, Sadie a. Dunlap,
daughter of Captain H. it and Sarah A Dun
lap. Funeral .service from the residence of her
parents, 89 North avenue, Allegheny, Satub
day aptebnoon, December 21, 1889, at 220
o'clock. Interment prlrate.
QLENDENNXNG December 20. 1839, CATH
ERINE A., wife of Henry A Glendenning, in
tbe 4Sth year of her age.
Funeral Sunday, December 22, I8S9, at 10
p. jl, from the family residence, 418 Fourth
avenue, McKeesport. I
Cleveland papers please copy.
GIVEN Wednesday, December 18, 1889. at
130 a. iL, B. F. Given, in his 68th year.
Funeral services at his late residence. No.
142 Bluff street, Fbeoay at 230 p. JC Inter
ment later. 2 ,
LETZKUS At her residence. Thlrtv.first
(Ward, Mrs. Frances Mart JLstzeus, wife of
Auiuoiiejr ojeu-.ua, aea o yean a montns ana
22 days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MOOBtS-On Wednesday, December 18, 18S9.
at 830 P.M., SAMUEL B. MOOEE,in the 7oth
year oi ms age.
Funeral on Satubday at 10 AM. from his
late residence, Surgeon Hall Postofilce, Bald
win township, iflenasol the family are re
spectfully invited to attend. 2
MYEBS On Thursday morning. December
19, 1SS9, at 2:45, Reed Myers, in his S8th year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 89 Over-hill-street,
on Sunday, at 130. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited to atted. 3
PE1FFEB On Thursday, December 19,
Bos a lie Kwoczalla, aged 4 years, S months
and 12 days.
Funeral from the residence of her parents,
Frank and Kate Pelffer, No. 19 Fourth street,
Sharpsburg, on Satubday aptebnoon, De
cember 21. Friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
BEES Suddenly, on Thursday, December
19, 1889, at 6 p. M., BISA A Bees, aged 81 years.
Funeral from her sister's residence, Sheridan
vine. STEED On Friday, December 20, 1889, KATE
Lamp, wife of David S. Steel, In her 82d year.
Funeral Sunday, December 22, at 2 p. m.,
from the residence of her husband, Mansfield,
Pa. Friends of the family are respectfully
laTited to attend,
SE1BERT On Wednesday, December 18,
1SS9. at 822 p. m.. Eugene Joseph Seibebt,
beloved son ot Martin and Elizabeth Seibert
in the Vth year of his age.
Funeral from the n&rAntal rAHlrifnno YJn Bl
Cedar avenue, Allegheny, on Satubday, the
21st Inst, at 9 o'clock a. M. Interment private
at a later hour. 2
SEXTON At his residence, .43 Franklin
street. Allegheny, on Wednesday. December 18,
at 8:15 p. il, James V. Sexton, member
Branch 67 C. M. B. A, of Allegheny.
Funeral at 830 A M. Satubday, to proceed
to St Andrew's Church, Beaver avenue, from
thence to St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends in.
vlted to attend. 2
THOMAS On Thursday evening, at 7:15
o'clock, December 19, 1SS9, William Heney
Thomas, in his 37th year.
The funeral will take place from his late resi
dence. No. 109 Magnolia street, Sixth ward.
Allegheny 'City, on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Manchester Council No. 183, 0. U. F.,
are respectfully invited to attend. a
JAMES ARCHIBALD A BKO..
UVERY AND BALE STABLES,
117, 119 and 133 Third avenue, two doors below
Bmithfield st, next door to Central HoteL
Carriages for funerals, S3. Carriages for operas,
parties, &&, at the lowest rates: All new car
riages. Telephone communication, myl-lirrs
-p EPRESKNTED IN PHISBDBQ IN 1SQ
Assets . t9jroi,098s3.
Insurance Co, of North America.
losses adjusted and paid b7 WILLIAM L
JONES. 84 Fourth aTenue. iaSOO-u
WESTEB$ INSURANCE CO.'
OF PITTSBURG.
Assets f SHS.S01S7
NO. U "WOOD BTREET.
ALEXANDER NIMKJK, President.
JOHN B. JACKSON. Vice President
fe22-26-TT8 WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
H. H. DURBIN & CO.,
3 FIFTH, AYENTJE.
Rich Jewelry tnd Precious Sfonet.
noa-TTSSn
SCOTT'S GREAT DISC0VERYI
What I Can Da With it
lean care sn ordinary ease ot ulceration with
one application, bCU cases in two or three. Core
guaranteed to De permanent I never tall. Cure
sensitive and painful teetn. with ezposednerves
or pulps, without pain. Can save you the trou
ble of poing to the' dentist by the month for
treatment. Will not discolor yonr teeth as
other dentists do. I invite troublesome cases
where other -dentists have failed. 1 will cure
To he hd only at Dr. O. B, Scott's.llental
iSltOiiorne'S.
KEW ADVERTISEMENTS'.
BAZAAff BULLETIN
UR Eighth
annual
Holiday
Bazaar
surpasses all former ones in
its Artistic Elegance, Practi-
cat Utility and unparaueiea
Low Prices.
Life, in an
article on "The
Art of Making
Gifts," recom
mends "the se
lecting o( an
arm chair for
Daba which will match his tem-
ber rather. than his complex-:
ion. lne all-over learner
chair of our but at $20 will
be sure to accomplish both, as
it is thoroughly comfortable,
lovv in price and can be fur
nished in any color of hide.
We have just
opened a fresh
lot of this "Old
Colonial" solid
oak rocker at
$2 50. The
quantity can
supply the ex
traordinary de
mand but a couple of days
longer.
This Rat
tan Chair,
with or with
out rockers,
at $1 .75, we
have in a va
riety of fin
ishes. It is
suitable for
a young girl
or as a sew
ing; chain
This taller
bookcase, with
closed back and
elaborate cabi
net top and
large capacity
for Books, we
have in either
imitation ma
hogany or an
tique oak, at
$12 (add $2 for
portiere). We are showing 319
other patterns oi" plainand
combination bookcases, 'secre
tary bookcases, etc.
' We have just
opened another
lot of this "Old
Colonial" Rock
er in assorted
colors. The seat
,is t upnoistered
in watered plush
and ornamented
with ;:: antique
nails. The won
XzZfiiki
der is how it can be made at.
the price $4 50, Our assort
ment 01 Upholstered Rockers,
Leather Chairs and ?ancy
Chairs of all kinds is. the
largest in the, 'history-of our
Furniture Department..
CATALOGUE. We give
on amplication our illustra
ted descriptive Holiday Cata
logue of 64 pages. It is a
valuable guide for Holiday
shopping and has a classi
'fied index of suggestions' for
Presents.
0.McClintock&Co.
33 FIFTH AVE.
de21-TT8
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CHRISTMAS : IS : COMING
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"8ANTA CIA-TJS"
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FLEISHMAN & CO.'S
HAS WHOLE HEAPS OF
TOYg!
Dolls, Dolls' Furniture,
Dolls' Combs and Dolls' Brushes.
Polls' Toilet Sets and Dishes,
Dolls' Corsets and Dolls' Bustles,
Dolls' Pianos anil T)nll Trnnlr
Dolls' Carriages and Dolls' Sleighs,
Dolls' Hammocks,
Locomotives and Fire Engines, .
Wagons with Horses and
. . .Wasons without Horses,
'Mechanical Toys and Mane Lanterns,
Printing Presses and Money Banks,
Tool Chests, big and little.
Velocipedes, Tricycles and Bicycles.
Drums, Horns and lots of other things.
OS Store open every night until 10 o'clock,
' Malt orders receive-prompt attention.
Write for Our Illustrated Book Catalogue.
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NEW ABVtTIKEMKTS.
DAllZIGER'S.
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Always the
lowest prices -y
in the two-'
cities, 7
Our eleganK
stock of
DOLLS,;
TOYS,
BOOKS,
GAMES-
and :: Rich
Holiday
Goods
is still com
plete. Come in the
morning
and avoid
the rush.
Open even
ings until
. Christmas.
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POPULAR STORES,
SixthSt. and Penn Ave. '
del9
THE CHRISTMAS
-IS ON IN
PULL :-:. FORCE.
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Do your best to come in the morning, be
fore NOON if possible, as we can -serve yon
much better then than later in the day. How
ever, if yon can't come in the morning,
come in the afternoon. We have a large
force and will do our beat to wait on yoa
promptly and well.
We are Open in the Even
ings Till 9 O'clock,
And if yoa come in can
very nicely.
make purchases
BEE OUE ELEGANT DISPLAY
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Derby, Meriden and Sterling
Silver
BRUSHES, COMBS, . '
MIRRORS, MANIOTTRB SETS,
SHAVING MUGS,
i
TRINKETS, Etc.
HORNE & WARD,
41 FIFTH AVE.
del9
EDUCATIONAL.
HAUCOURT PLACE.
A remarkably successful seminary- for
young ladies and girls.. Admirable loca
tion. Elegant new, building. Exception
ally strong faculty. Superior equipment
and 'comprehensive character.. Thorough
preparation for the best American colleges
for women, or a complete course. Pupils
last year from thirteen States. For1 illus
trated catalogues address the Principal, Miss
Ada. L Atkb, B. A., Gambler, O.
no9-79-s
KENY0N MILITARY ACADEMY.
A select school for boys. 66th year. Lo
cation of rare beauty and healthf ulness, on a
hill-top, eleven hundred feet above sea level.
Elegant buildings. MastersalLcbllegegrid
tiates and teachers ot tried efficiency. Thor
-
ough preparation tor college or business.
Careful supervision of health, habits' and
manners. Particular attention paid to the
training of youmjboys. Remarkable growth
faring the past four years.' Large new gym
nasium and drill hall'. 'J?or .catalogues ad-
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NEW.ABVBRTISBJIEWra.
CHRISTMAS!
No Fancy Prices Here on
Holiday Goods, and
Thousands of the Use
ful and Ornamental to
Select From Upstairs
and Down. Elevator
for the FUR AND
CLOAK DEPART
MENTS. "Children's Wraps at Re
duced Prices.
Ladies' Fine and Elegant
Garments Down in
Price.
Alaska Seal Jackets,
4 $85. to $165.
mm gut
$125 to$250.
We can demonstrate a positive saving of
15 to $25 on your Seal purchase. "We can't
sell you a $200 Seal for $150, but we do sell
SEALS on our usual small margin of
profits. Investigate our large assortment
and offering,
FUR CAPES.'
An assortment of choice goods at prices
that 18 wMl Trnrtti nttflnHnti t vrin with
latest snapes and best goods. -
Ladies', Hisses' and Children's
Furs,
At prices that make a customer of every
one who investigates. Ve believe in sell
ing hundreds at small profits, and we know
that pays both you and us better than to sell
a few and get a large profit.
50CCHA11IS,
Best French Goods Imported, in light and
dark colorings, -at 25c
OEMS' SILK MUFFLEBS!
Qenta' ST. 8. Silk Handkerchiefs,
Ladies and Children's Handker
chiefs, Kid Gloves,
Suede Gloves,
Cashmere Gloves,
Gents' Fur Gloves and Gauntlets,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Medium and Fine Neckwear,
All of these departments have been pro
vided with extra room, and salespeople to
provide for the crowd of buyers, tbst always
occurs tne last few days preceding Christ
mas. HOLIDAY DRESS PATTEMS,
IN NICE BOXES.
Six lots of
RICH BLACK FAILLE SHE
.At $1, $1 25, $1 60. $1 60, $1 75 and $2, that
are unusual bargains, and are made by a
system ot manufacture that positively pre
vents any pulling at the seams.
BLACK AND C0L01ED DRESS
SILKS
In all the staple and new weaves at Inter
esting prices.
Black Silk Warp Cashmeres,
50ototo$3 75. ' -)
The extra bargains at $1, $1 25, f 1 60 to
2 are in Jet and Medium Blacks, and at
prices that will pay yoa. Come here to buy
the Christmas Dress Pattern.
The 80c 46-inch BLUE and JET BLACK
CASHMERES
That we are selltng is a Christmas bargain
worth talking about;
LEATHER GOODS
Jewelry, Derby Silver Goods, Ar
tistic Pottery, High Class Silk
Novelties in Cushions, Head
Bests, Scarfs, etc.,
In Silk and Dress Goods Boom that, are
choice, inexpensive and very rich ones, at a
highW range ot prices, if you want elegant
presents.
NEW INDIA STOOLS,
Some covered with Calfskin with the hair
on, others with Chamois and hand-painted,
otbers that are not covered and you can
make or buy a nice Cushion there, for these
new India Stools cost from 3 60 to $18 each.
Thousands of articles irom 10c to $100
each in Fancy Goods.
DOLLS, BOOKS.
PKENCH -:- APB0NS,
"Without ties, at half price. Choice Em
broidered ones at the Embroidery Counter.
WHITE AFE0NS, , .
Beady made, by the hundred, at the Muslin
Underwear Department 15e to $2 60 each.
Boggs&Buhl,
115. 117. lit). 21
Federal Street. AUegheny
- dea-r.
I ATB1TTS.
. CD. LEVIS, Solicitor of Patents,
su ciiia avenue, aDoveumiumeid.ntxtijeaaer
office. (No delay. EstablUhed 20 years.
se2fr60 v
IFi
yon want to Know waat yon onehtto
muui. DGUU IW. 0BCVJB1 UKtUlltl ICmilTO
to WINCHESTER'S SPECIFIC PH.LS..
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a-m-nmDt and cermaneBC care lot Jerroas
Debility, Wwknesa eta PrteeUper 11:' WIW-
Prteeperl
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Wow ready, the Christmaxmimber, x6jagesv of our "Illus
trated Monthly." The cleverest writers (including Bill Nye)
and the most distinguished of artists are contributors ' thereto..
Sent Free to y address or obtainable at our store. .
THE mm trIFTOFALL.
GIVEN AWAY FREE
TO
I BEAUTIFUL
With every purchase in
amount of 15 or more.
BRING THE BOYS ALONG FOR If.
OUR 'GREAT UNLOADING SA1.B
.' HOLIDAY GOODS HOW OIL-
In order to make this grand
thoughts of money making 'for
Great Bargains "for You,
; Big Business for Us !
If everybody knew how we are turning prices upside downXargj
could Quit advertisihz for the balance of the winter and yet crowdfourt
store with bargain seekers from early morn until closing, time. --
OH I FOR A
Is the Prayer of
Not that he's.desirous-of shuttimr off the out-door laborer daily,
bread, but for the very selfish reason of selling off his stoc&of. Stormj
Overcoats. Of course we know that such" waather as we,vebeen havingi
of late has not been the kind for Ulsters or Storm Overcoats, but wefrej
Douno. to nave tnis Kina or weamer snoruy. xnereiorsuur urcat uij
loading Sale will give the prospective buyer of Blizzard-Defying -Over;
coats an opportunity of securing
some 30 per cent unucr wnat as wuum pay eiaewfcrc
: WE0FFER AT TH1&GREAT SPAM
Men's Cape Overcoats,
Men's Stonri.
coats,
Men's Storm
coats,
Men's Storm
coats,
Men's Storm
coats,
Men's Storm'
coats,
Men's Storm
coats,
Men's Storm
coats,
912.
Men's Oape Overcoats,
$15.
Men's Oape Overcoats,
818.
Men's- 'Sterna Oyter
coats, . 813.
Men's Storm Over
coats, 816.
Men's Storm .Over
coats, 818.
Men's Storm Over
coats, 820.
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And Our Word for it,
Valuea-
JO-DAY
Bin Bnvs' Elpnant
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nun m titni utiii vr co
Small Boys' Beautiful Gape Overcoats,
USUALLY SOLD AT $4, $4 50
, RELATIVE TO HOLIDAY GOODS
A clear saving of from 30 to
airy day this week.
Smoking Jackets Reduced to $4,
Dressing Gowns Reduced to $5,
- Genuine Seal Caps, 24, $x 50
Gloves (Lined-and Unlinetf), Cashmere and Silk Mufflers. i.
Neckwear, Sik Handerchiefs, Linen Handkerchiefs. ' i A
Initial Handkerchiefs, Silk Umbrellas, Cambric Night Shirts.-,
Cardigan Jackets, Jersey and-
Full Dress Shirts, Plush Collar and Cuff Boxes.
Shaving Sets, Manicure Sets, Smokers' Sets.
Fine Hosiery, Silk and Satin Suspenders.
I Embroideted Suspenders, Underwear in all (
Men's Velvet Embroidered
, Ladies' Toilet Sets, 99c to $25.
Ladies' Work Boxes, 84c to $7.
Silk Mufflers from 74c to $5.
Silk Handkerchiefs
Pocketbooks, all
Let us call your attention again
day next will be .our "Children's
Lrrand Carnival .Receptions, and ne
cities, will come and see him. Tfot
-.,.. --.s i-.i.2 - . J m. au .
pleasure ui auaniug uauus wiiu uic JJuy oiu man uimacii, uuti
witness the Grand Performance given and .be the recipients ofj
fine candies each.
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- DAY
-BY- ' -t5f.V
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MIC U1TEI
our Boys' or Children's department to the
i. .
-or-
.2i.
sale a success We've abandoneduM
awhile.- This means u
COLD WAVE!.
the Clothing Dealer.
an Overcoat tplsuit him at a price
Over-
84,
Over-
84 50.
Over-
85.
6a
Over-
87.
Over-
88.
Over-
810.
Men's Reefing CoatSJJ
. 8a 00;
Men's "Beefing Coat
Men's Beefing Gbati3
Men's Beefing C
Men's Beefing
and Vests,
Men's Beefing C
and Vests,
Men's Beefing (
and Vests,
Never were such Grandf
Offered!
WE OFFER
Canfi Overcoats.
r- ' -$2
Awn en rno ct nMlVfcl
nnu Ji run ipw wni.it
AND. $5, FOR $3 50
0NLY.1
-i
50 per cent on anythingyoabttf
$5, $6 and $10.
$8, $ia and $12.
to $12.
Cardigan Jackets, White Shift"'
Slippers, 65c to $tt
from 24c to $2 2$
prices, from 49c to
to the fact that Monday a
Day." Santa Claus will
expects that every cnild mil
only will the youngsters jh;
. i - i . . v a .-awjai
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