V THi3 PITTSBURG IDISPATCH, "WEDNESpAT;, APRIL 29. 1891. S . JH . - - 8B : -. : i : - 7 , .-m VISITING VETERANS. The G. A. R. and the Yoman's Re lief CorpsNlieet at Stenbunville. FAJ10DS SOLDILKS ARK PKESEKT. State Institutions Inspected by a Legisla tive Committee. FHAMiLLN BADLY 5C0ECIIED BI A FIKC rECI TKLrO RM TO THE DISPATCH.'. 6XLUBisrvil.l.E, April 28. The booming of cannon at early dawn creeled the opening day of the twenty-fifth annual Department Encampment o! the G. A. K. of Ohio. Life size port-Jits of Generals and other impor tant personages of the war are displayed everywhere. Those most numerous are the famous Secretary of War E. M. Stanton and "Fiehting" McCook's, they being na tives of this place. The delegates were all here by noon to-day and numbered over 1,000. The G. A. R. and Woman's Relief Corps held their lirst session this moraine;. Department Commander P. II. Bowling and staff were es corted from the United s-tates Hotel to the Opera House lv Stanton Pot No. 1G6, or this ulace. and JJepartment President Ada F. Clarke and staff were escorted from the Im perial Hotel to K. of P Hall by the ladies of the V . K. C t thU place AttbmeBtincof theG A. It., at 10 o'clock this moniinp, after the u-nal preliminaries. Department Commander Deviling delivered Jii opt n: address. He ni followed bv CommanuT in Chief G Veazy. bo spoke hihl) oi ifeneral Dowling and made some pmctiraT remarks of value to the local and t-tatc ofhciTS. Then cams General and ex-Pre-idcut It is. Haves, who was received with hcers. General Haves also congratulated Mr Dowlinc and enteicU into a dissertation of ihr G. A. It. ard i s ioik that urousbtforth a round ot cheers. Colonel Max Si'.bcrberg offered a resolution jcouuuenUii c that h- Republicans of the House pats bill Ino 8209, hich has alreaoy vaed the Senate, making it compulsory on all persons at the beads of Departments of P iblic orks of the State, to employ oldiers of the late oar in condecting the business of the same, excepting onlj private secretaries and similar appointments. At the mediae of the Woman's Relief Corps the nual prUiniinin bU5lnts was transacted, after ubicb an address was made by President Ada F. Clarke, of Canton. A great deal of interest is now being aroused riailing the election of Department Com manner. Major A. M. aruer. of Cincinnati, and I. F. Mack, of Sandusky, are the leading candidates. Private Dalzell. of Noble cuuntj, k on the ground, and receie a great deal of ittention, principally through curiosity. A tiipatch lroni General J II Campbell, the Ctoieroor, was received ibis alternoon stating that he was unablo to be prcseni, owing to a pre-sure ot business. "Cucle Billy" Gibson, of aiffin, is also absent, owing to sickness. Com mittees are now earnestly at w ork, preparing for the grand parade to morrow under com mand of Major J. S. harratu In the eemng two rousing canip&res were belli, at one of which Commander in Chief eazy spoke, and the other was addressed by x President Hayes. A sersilional incident occurred last Eight. An Italian fruit dealer in decorating his stand, p.accd an Italian fiig above the Stars and Mripts. Some G. A. K. men saw it, and told the Italian to haul it down. He protested, but tinally concluded to complvwith the request, a be Mayor, fearing trouble, ordered all the police on dut. FBAEKLLVS S100.000 FIBE. A Block Gutted and Many Firms and Others Iturned Out. Er-ECTAl. TELEGRAM TO TUB DISPWCn." FrtAMn,l April 2S. A very destructive fire occurred here this morning, wining out a large number of business concerns. A heavy gale that had prevailed during the first part of the night bad partially subsided, when at 3 o'clock this morning the alarm of fire was sounded lrom the G. S Karns fc Ca's drygoods store in the large Center block. Adjoining it on one ide was Martin . Foly's drugstore, and on the other side the E. A Wilson music store, while over Karn's store was Jackson's pho tograph gallerj. The Dre started in the cellar. The block itself was barely saved. The sufferers were as follows' Karns Jfc Co, r goods, loss .15,000, insurance SStOOOtCA. M lison A Co music store, loss 16,U0O, insur ance J2.000; a. U.Martin d. Son, shoe dealers, loss 515,000, insnrance $10,000: W. M. Bell, queensware and china, loss 15,000, covered by insuiance; Martin & Folr, druggists, loss f5,000, fullv insured; Jacob Sheasley, dnelling, loss i500, insurance JLUGO; Dr. J. R. Borland's nlhce. loss S"2,000. with no insurance; J. Q. Jack son, photographer, loss $3,000. insurance S1.000: D A. Haj's law office,"loss $500, insurance MM); .fTmiino- Vetc, loss $1,100. insuranca Jl.bOO. a he lo's on tbe Center block: is betw een $25,000 and $30,000, making the total loss $100,000. Tbe department from Oil City rendered valuable service. IHVESIIGATIKli STATE INST1TTJTI0IJS. Members of tbe Investigating Committee Find Something to Complain Of. SrKCIAl. TELECBAX TO THE UISP VTCH.I Bl.llefoj.te, April 2& The Appropriation Committee of tbe State Senate to-day visited tbe Normal School at Lock Haven aud the State College at Bellcfonte. "At Lock Haven some of tbe members of tbe committee raised objection to the manner in which previous ap nropnations have been spent. Tbe Board of Trustees of the Normal School, instead of l.avrag the new school erected by contract, t-esiguated Mr. Hippie, one of their members, to superintend tLe erection This some of tbe committee claimed to be a violation ot the law At the "5tato College a thorough inspection of .lie buildlncs and method of education was made 1 he party returned to Bellefonte at 8 o clo k, aud will leave for Huutingdon early in the morning to inspect the reformatory. A MUKICIPAL DEADLOCK. New Castle's Major and Councils Engaged in an Interesting Contest. STTCIAl. TELEGllM TO THE DISPATCH.: New Castle, April a Select Council and Major Bronu are having a war just now that w ill bo of interest to all cities ot the third class. At a lecpnt meeting of Select Councils the Mayor sent in bis nominations for chief of police and constables. Allot the nominations vere continued vith the exeeption ol chief of i Jice and one constable. Their names came ui again lat night, and were aain rejected. lhe Mayoi. hoeer, will keep the chief in iflicc, and gnesas his reason that a Wilkes ai re Judge recently decided that a policeman i.as -in ofhrer until bis successor bad been "ap pointed. The Maxor has withdrawn the names f he men, but Council iguored his action and -oiinail) rejected them. TOWNSHIP FUKDS G0KE. 1 ho Treasurer Was Bound, Gagged, Beaton and Robbed. f 6TICIAL TELCCUAU TO THE DIPATCU 1 ZM3sVILLE, April a Isaac Marshall. Treasurer of Blue Hock township, was found to-day In a shed on the McGUl farm, in an un-cou-cious condition. Ho was bound, gagged x id bad a serious wound on bis head. He was in tbe city yesterday aud drew $SO0 Irmn tbe bank to settle with bis successor. He attended lodge at Taylorsville last night and S'aried to walk borne. He is unable to give an account of tbe robbery. More Jul enilo Robbers Arrested. K 'ALTELEGHA-T" THE DISPATCH.; McKfisi-oet, April IS Tno more Doys charged with connection with tbe tram robber ies were arrested here to-day W. Lishtner and V Nolan The latter was out on bail, but was quietly gathered up by lletectlvo Patterson and banded overto the authorities. There are six others who should be captured before the hearings are to Le held, and tbey will be post poned until nexv eec on that account. A Chance lor a Pittsburg Railroad. SJTCIAI. TELEGRAM TO THE HIKPATOn. Meadville, A;-i a Judge Henderson has ordered that unless the last six months' in. tercst on the bonded Indebtedness of tbe Mead villo and Linesvllle Railroad is paid by May 1 tbe mortgage will be ordered foreclosed and the road sold. The Pittsburg, Shenango and Lake trie people would like to have tbe line. A Jr. O. C A.M. Connty Organization. rsrrciAi. teleokak to the dispatch.! Brabdock, April a Representatives from 15 councils of the Jr. O. U. A. M. of Armstrong county met hero to-cigbt and formed an asso ciation in connection with the organization. The association is formed to look after the ed ucational advancement of this Legislative dis trict. Furnaces to Flro Up. H'tCIAI. TtLlOHAM to the dispatch.: McKxespoht, April a Sixteen car-loads of coke .were placed at te Moaosjraaela furnace L nlantto-day, and arrangements are being made to put the plant in operation at once. At least one of the furnaces will go Into operation this week, A Chapter of Accidents. srrCIAl, TEZ.XOIU.il to tub dispatcr.'. ALLIASCK, April 28. At Hewitts. Carroll counts. J csterday, George Potior had a leg dislocated by a barrel ot salt falling upon it. Walter Manful, a neighbor's boy. -while going lor a doctor was thrown from his horse. His neck was broken and he was instantly killed. Tri-State Brevities. Moldehs at SpringBeld, O., are striking for higher wages. Thomas a Allen celebrated his 100th birth day nearFIemingtou, W. Va., yesterday. Tnn remains of the man found on the river shore at Ohio Pvle have been identified by Pat rick Warren, ot Beaver, as those of his son. Patsy. The father of the executed Nicely boys has taken from the Somerset jail all the belongings of his sons except tbe saws and revolver. Tne Deputy Sheriff refused to let him have tbe weapon. A uak from Braxton, W.Va named Ren nlngton, is the champion Ignoramus, if bis own acconnt of himself is true. When up before tbe United States Court at Wheeling for selling liquor without a Government license, he plead ed guilty, saying he didn't know a license was required. He bad heard of the United States in an indirect way. be said, but thought only the Couuty Court made the laws where he lived. Looking for a Grip Victim's Friends. William Muller. aged 35 years, died at tbe Homeopathic Hospital on Sunday, of the grip, and the Coroner is trying to And his relatives. Muller was an oil driller at the Coraopolis field for about a year, and joined the Coraopolis Lodtre. Jr. O. U. A. M. Nothing of his relatives is known. A letter was found among his effects from Annie Aylward, Union City, Pa,, addressed "Dear Brother.",but a. telegram to that place bv the Coroner has elicited no reply. At 7:30 tins cvenine funeral services will be conducted by the Jr. O. U. A. M. at tbe morgue chapel, where tbe body lies. Thomas Wallace, of Smoky City Council No. 119, and Rev. Mr. White, of St. Andrew Church, will conduct tbe services. Allegheny Foremen All night. The present foremen of the Allegheny engine companies have all been reappointed, and were sworn in by Mayor Wyman yesterday. Each one is to be given a book of rules, and Chief juurpny says tne ruies muse ue ouejeu. changes will be made -t present. No A clear complexion, bright eyes and firm, solid flesh are a few evidences of its health-giving properties. ''While not de tracting one whit :rom the mother's care, I cannot lav too great stress on the merits of Mellin'a Food," writes a father. wed How to Prevent Pneumonia. Any tendency of a cold or the grip to re sult in pneumonia may be arrested by tak ing Chamberlain's Cough Eeniedy and using proper care to avoid exposure. So far as it can be learned, uo case of the grip has resulted in pneumonia where this remedy has been used, and more than a thousand bottles have been sold each day for seven months past. .For sale by druggists, wsu 85 So FOR ONE. Wo Mean It Vou Can Buy a Good Business Suit for S5 55. 1,000 men's business'suits will be sold by as to-dav lor only 55 65. 1,000 men in this city will be the lucky purchasers, and there will be 1,000 suits less in our big clothing stock. To-day we make the offer. Come and get a good business snit, sack or cuta way (alwavs sold at 510 to 512), for 55 55. i Plain fcbloct cheviots, cassimeres, worsteds ana tweeds in the lot. P. C. C. C., Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company, corner Grant and Diamond streets. Oar Great Bargains in Black Dress Goods. Come and see our extra values tbe 46 inch all-wool serge at GO cents, the extra fine black all-wool cashmere at SO cents, ou unequaled silk-warp henrietta at $1 a yard: special bargains in all-woo! nun's veiling and mohairs in fact, a bargain stock of fine black dress goods. Jos. Eouke & Co., 609-621 Penn aTenne. A Belief for Rheumatic Pains. In many cases persons subject to rheuma tism have got pro rap. relief from pain by applying Chamberlain's Pain Halm. The relief it affords is alone worth many times its cost, which is hut 50 cents, and its continued ap plication elfects a complete care. For sale by druggists. wan A LUCKY SCOOP. A Fino Suit Tor Tonr Boy Tor Only 83 20. We bought lrom a Xew York clothing manufacturer his entire stock of boys' suits lor 50 ceuts on the dollar, by paying spot cash. Among this fiic assortment arc all wool cassimeres, cheviots, diagonals and fancy patterns worth 54 and 5, at regular prices. Come and buy one to-day for only 52 20. P. C. C. C, Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company, corner Grant and Diamond streets. An Awful Noise! Competitors are making about the 53 shoes. Buv a pair of my 52 cilf shoes for men's wear, and save vour 51. G. D. Simen, Jiwr 78 Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa. Special! Special! Special! Case of 46-inch all-wool cashmeres, ele gant coloring at 50c per vard, worth 65c. Call aud see them at U. J. Lyuch's. 438-440 Market street. "wrssu A Specific for the Cough Following La Grippe. Many persons who have recovered from the influenza are now troubled with a per sistent cough. Mrs. A. J. Allen, wife of the editor cl the Scott county, Ja., Blade, savs Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy is a spe cific for the cough which usually follows an attick of la grippe. For sale by druggists. WSU Bargains in children's reefers. Plain, check and striped cloth; gilt buttons, 51 13. 51 25. 51 35, SI 45 and up; cheaper than you can bay the materials; at Eosen baum & Co.'s. Salconkeepebs know by experience that the majority of people prefer the de licious beer made bv the Iron City Brewerv. 'Phone 1186. Best place to get the newest dress trim mings, at 710 Penn avenue, Eeiuiug & Wilds'. Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday. Name. Residence. J George Walker Ilraddock (Anna t.abina liraddock Klchard V llllams Pittsburg Augusta Illlvray Charleston, U.Va I John W. Itoss Pittsburg I Lillle B. Porter Pittsburg IS LIFE WORTH LIVING? The man who keeps bis stomach in first-class condition all the time is tbe only man who stands a chance of success in life. The wealthy g.no Carlsbid to cure tlnir irdigcstion. Wo cinnot all co lo partake of too life-giving waters of the ftmous Spiudcl, but we can have tbe waters brought to us, or wo can use the genuine Carlsbad Surudcl Salts, which is im ported from Carlsbad, and can be obtained of any reliable druggist. They are the concentra ted power of tbe water itself. They have tbe same effect upon the system. For all disorders of the stomach, liver and kidneys the genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is without equal. It is specially beneficial for chronic constipation, gouty ana rbenmatic affections. Be sure to ob tain the genuine article, which lias the seal op the city f Carlsbad and the signature of "Eisner A Mendelson Co., agents, C Barclay street. New York," on every bottle, T E ISNER 4 MENDELSON'M CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALTS. SOLD BY JOS. FLEMING A SON, mhlS-&3 .112 Market street, Pittsburg,, . " i4.ii.,. . .,. -j: .! ti-CuSfifc! i Addison T. Hoffman Wllmerdin fEW DTEICTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SEW ADTEKHSEJirail - , tusvr AUYracnaEausrras. agw.AumttJMJUJia. . ;? I Bertha I.. Collins Pittsburg jz: .--- T-nrn r" " . JH ipszzKiTEA SETb n D D parlor, library, ' m Benton A. Ingram Allegheny -- -" " 1 ' J9T F ' M ' ' 3 lll.innnlillar.lon Allegheny j. n 1 ' " wv "k. - ,-... t.,-., -JB ll.innnlillar.1on Allegheny j Paul Gardl ..-. Pittsburg ( Erzscbet Pcleocczl l'lttsburjr J CasshisM. tlav ."Elizabeth Bertha E. O'eauf Kllzabeth J Johnbnpslc Herr's Island I Catharine I'usic Herr's Island (William l.o rtns Pittsburg t Maria Dolauithty Pittsburg (Thomas Black Homestead Mary A. Lewis Homestead (George L. Beswlck Wllmcrdlng 1 Mattie A. Sharra l'ittsborg ( Michael Werner Braddock I Erollle UofTOlln Allexheuy ( Michael Lutz Allegheny t Maria Krapt 4 Allegheny 5 Edward Gustafson McKeesport J Annie Gustafson McKecsport J Slepban Kaelln Reserve township I Theresa Acrle i.Koss towusblp (Charles Taylor McKcesport 1 Bccca Jane Ferri SIcKeesport : corce H. Mattox aicrkeespori badle E. Owens McKecsport J Andew Kapp Allegheny Dorothea stubenranch Allegheny MARRIED. McDONALD-AGNEW-On April 27. 1S9L at the residence of the bride's sister. Mrs. Sam uel C. Brown, 909 Wyhe avenue, by Rev.Charles S. McClelland, Mr. William A. McDonald to Miss Lillian E. Agnew. DIED. BEAM-On Monday. April 27, 1891, at 12:15 p. St., Bessie Marguerite, infant daughter of J. W. and Carrie L. Beam, nee Chambers, aged 7 weeks. Funeral services at tbe parents' residence. 27 McLane avenue, Wednesday. April 29, at 2.30 P.M. Friends sat the family are respect fully Invited to attend. 2 BUCKING On Mondar, April 27. 1891, at 4.50 p. M., Minnie A., daughter of F. H, and Annie Bucking, in her 13th year. Funeral from her late residence, Avalon, WestBellevue, on Wednesday, April 29. 1S9L at 2 p. n. Interment private. -2 CONWAY On Monday, April 27, 1891, at 4 p.m.. Mrs. 31ARY Ann Conway, widow of tbe late Captain William Conway, aged 70 years. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from her late residence, 3 Fifth avenue.PItts burg. Interment private at North Ziou Ceme tery. Brownsville road. Omit flowers. 2 COF.BETT On Monday, April 27, at 5 p. M.. Lillie Cullen, daughter of Oscar and May Corbet I, aced 13 j ears 11 months. Funeral services at her parents' residence. 63 Craig street, Allegheny, on Wednesday at 4 r. m. Friends of the familyare respectfully in vited. Interment private. KETTERMAN At bis residence. Iflnib- stone, Arizona, on Sunday, April 26, 1891. Wil fred W. Fetterman, M. D.. In the 43d year of his age, son of the late IS. P. Fetterman, Esq., of this city. GARLAND On Monday. April 27, 1S91, at midnight, JonN Garland, brother of Will lam and James Garland,of Hazelwood,Twenty third ward, aged 25 years. Funeral from tbe residence of Mrs. Houston. No. 4 Mifflin street, Lawfenceville, on Thurs day, the 30th Inst, at 2 JO P. M. Friends are invited to attend. 2 GRA'X On Sunday evenine, April 26, 1S91, at 7 o'clock, William C Gray, in his 74th year. Funeral from the residence or his sister, Mrs. James Park, Jr., 250 North avenue, Allegheny City, on W edkesday morning' at 10 o'clock. Interment private. 3 I HART April 27, at 2 P. M., Ella, daughter of Samuel and Marv Hart, at their residence.41 Corry street, Allegheny, aged 11 years aDd 6 months. Funeral Wednesday, April 29, at 2 o'clock p. M. Interment private. LINNENBRINK At Rochester, Pa., on Mondav at 11 A. M., Mrs. BARBARA K. LlN nenbeimc, widow of the late Dr. J. Linnen brlnk. Funeral from her late residence on Wednes. day, April 29, 1891, a, 1:S0 P. M. Frlenas of the familyare respectfully inv ted to attend. 2 LUDWIG On Tuesday. April a 1891. at 10.15 P. M.. F. O. LUDWIO, at the home of the parents. 3901 Hawley avenue, Lawrenceville, aged 25 years 5 mouths 8 days. Funeral will take place on Thursday, April 30, at 2 P.M. Relatives and friends of the family and members of Pittsburg Council No. 117. Jr. O. U. A. M and sister councils, are respectfully invited to attend. 2 MURRAY Tuesday, April 28. 1891, at 3 P. M., William P. MUrrvy in bis 61st jear Funeral services from bis late residence, Beaver street, sewickley. Pa., Thursday afternoon, April 30, at 3 o'clock. Interment private. 2 McGIMPSEY On Monday evening. April 27, 1891. at 6.30 o'clock. John W. McGIMPSEY. in the 6Sth year of his age. Funeral services will be held at his late resi dence. No. 6 Center avenue, Pittsburg, on Thursday afternoon, April 30, at 2 o'clock. The friends of tbe family are respectfully in vited to attend. Please omit flowers. 3 NEESON On Sunday, April 28. 1891, Rev. C. V. Nbeson, p&uor of St. John's R. C. Church, Thirty-second street. Tbe funeral will take place from St. John's Church, Thirty-second street, on Thursday, April SO. at 9 A. M. Friends of the deceased are respectfully invited to attend. 4 RANKIN On Monday, April 27. 1891, at 9 A. St., Matxie, wife of George A, Rankin, in ber 29th year. ROBERTS At Elizabeth. Pa., April 27. IS9L at 11 a. m . George W. Roberts, in the 81sc year of bis ago. Funeral Services at bis late residence, Eliza beth, Pa., on Tuesday, April 28, at 730 p. m. Interment at Allegheny Cemetery on Wednes day, April 29. on arrival of 8J5U A. M. train, Pittsburg and Lake Erie depot. 2 STONE On Monday. April 27. 1S91, at 7:30 r. M., Alan Ba cue Stone, son of Wm. A. and Elizabeth Stuuc. aged 9 years. Funeral services at residence of his parents, Clifton avenue. Allegheny, WEDNESDAY af ternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment private. BWKKMIY On Monday. April 27. 1S9L at 7.30 p M.. Lizzie, wife of Owen Sweeuev. aged 31 years at beriesldence, rear No. 4 Federal street, Pittsburg. WILK1NS At Philadelphia, Pa., on Sun day. April 2G, 1S9L at 11:35 p. m., Katharine M. Lloyd, wife or Trevanion Dallas Wilkins. Interment at Hollidaysburg, Pa. 2 WILLJAMS-On Monday, April 27. 1891, at 9.39 A. m., John W. Williams, late agent for the Prudential Insurance Company. Funeral from his late residence. 1211 Maurice street, Pi.tsbure, Southslde. ou Wednesday, April 2). at 2 o'clock P. M. Friends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend. In terment at Southslde Cemetery. ' ANTHONY MEYER. (Successor to Mojer. Arnold A Co.. Lim) UNDERTAKER AND ES1BALMER. Office and residence, UH Penn avonne. Tele phone connection myll-140-MWFSu JAMES M. FULLERTOIN. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, Offices: No. 6 Seventh Street and 6234 Penn avenue. East End. Telephone Jlik apJWS-wrsu FLORAL EMBLEMS. CFCH DS AND ROSES CF RARE BEAUT A. M. d J. D. MURDOCH, 610 SMITIIFIELD ST. Telepbone'429. de9-92-MWF NO FLOWERS Can compare with the exquisite violets. Lily of the Valley. Callas, White Roses, Pansles, White Lilies aud Maidenhair Ferns, which we furnish looso or arrause in any desired style. Telephone 239, JOHN R. & A. MURDOCH, mbSO-MWF 508 SmithUeld St. TJEPRESENTED IN PITTSBURG IN 1801. ASSETS - - $9,071,696 33. Insurance Co. of North America. Losses adjusted and paid by WILLIAM L, JONES. M Fourth avenue. ja20-69-D . ASPHALTUM WALL PAPER FOR DAMP WALLS. KEEPS OUT ALL MOISTURE. WILLIAM H. ALLEN, - 517 Wood Street, Near Filth are STERLING SILVER -AND ' FINE PLATED WARE. Late'skpatterns in KNIVES. FORKS AND SPOONS. i - Most suitable for Wedding Gifts. Reliable Goods Only. SHBAFER & LLOYD,' JEWELEES, Telephone 1931 . S7 FIFTHAVE. ap23-nw RECIPROCITY AT HOME! We should practice at home what is proving such good re sults between nations. Many of our wealthier class pur chase abroad what they, could buy at home. It is not done for saving money, but for . the vierefact of having it gener ally known that S7ich goods were bought elsewhere than from home dealers. When this market has what you want, 'what good reason is there for not buying at home? Further, we are able to fur nish anything special on short notice. Individual tastes sat isfied through oiir order de partment. For quick deliveries our stock on hand will satisfy the popular demand. Housekeep ers who wish any additions to the furnishing of their homes can' find many pieces of furni ture, "fashioned in beauty and made to wear," at very little cost when compared with pro ductions of former years. 7n !& ap26-wsu suprc We Want Every Lady To see our immense stock of cho:ce SPRING DRESS GOODS! It is the best we ever placed on our counters. There is no value in the State equal to ours at the special prices prevailing. Great Values in BLACK DRESS- GOODS. We have style, quality and quan tity, at prices that will please every one. Come aud see and you will say our offering is a great saving to the purchaser. T. M. LATIMER, 138 and 140 FEDERAL ST., 45 and 46 SOUTH DIAMOND, ALLEGHENY, PA ap23-MWF PHIL Ml HAVE BEEN SCAHCE. WE HAVE OPENED v , I ft Large New Lot TO- Light and Dark Shades,, ALL. SIZES. Home & Ward, 41 FIFTH AVE. ap27-D "MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS 1V1 INS. CO., 417 Wood St., Pittsburor. Pa. Cipltak , f25i.lK)0 01 A vet. Januarv 1, 1SU1 r. SSA3J2 37 Directors Charles-W. Bitchelor, President; John W. Cbalbnt. Vice President; A. E. W. Painter, Robert Lea, M. V. Watson, John Wil son, Joseph Walton, Wm. G. Park. A. M. Byern, 'James J. Dohnell, George' E. Painter, John Thompson. Win. T. Adilr, Secretary; James Tattle Asi.in Snerptarv. Am-;mt Amman. wwt p7-JLSeiiersaAcenu . ia21-33-airF X "". Itsdi5 mmrgim . THIS EMBLEM DENOTES THAT HMELRICH'S SHOES. Are recognized as the best on top of earth. The de partments present an an imated scene. Great throngs fill the seats day by day and make their selections with the most perfect freedom and sat isfaction. We would state as the -SLIPPER SEA SON is' approaching that at no time has our dis play been as attractive with this there are many FINE BARGAINS TO BE HAD. Ladies' Opera Slippers, 60c. This is a rare figure on as prime a slipper as this. LADIES' OXFORD TIES, tipped on plain fine kid uppers, at . $i 50 is the regular fig ure. The different shapes of these Oxfords will com mand universal admira tion. We have slippers in Gold, Silver, Pink, Cream and all the shades in ooze. TJie ever copiforting House Slippers, heeled or spring, are seen here in large varieties. If you take the pains to look into this array you certainly will find goods that will please. Remember, our perfect fitting creates an easy step at all times. Misses1 and Children's Slippers in this depart ment you find the nobbiest styles in slippers and Ox ford patent or kid vamps. - The admirable jitcing of these goods give a source of comfort and pleasure not to be measured in words. The largest and finest display i?i all de partments suggests to you .an examination before buying. HIIMELRICH'S 430-436 Market St. ap2G-WFSu iJIEIlT! NO CHARGE FOR TRIMMING ' When materials are pur chased here. Fleishman h Co., 50d,G06and 508 MarttctSU Baby Carriages from $i 89 to $50. ' VINCENT . & SCOTT, S023.Penn AYe.,Ea'st End Best quality Moquettes, this spring's patterns, 81 60. Best quality Body Brussels, $1 35. We can sail you carpets clieaper than any house in the oity. ,Both lines of cable cars pass our door. r - j . i ' 1 TELEPHONE G081.' " ' ' , , ' apla-irprji SLP 'Jiff L-J. I.AJ U. BEDROOM, KITCHEN J Jsuau. 4J J cot notice when pur- wT 7 ak (1111 , FURNITURE. opon wearing. We VWK. '9 lAf Ul V always have and al- jT7j l yy rj . ways will confine X ,J "-. OJo we sell this large Jot m-ijnuu. Rnntcocoj . .- A fiy.yr 9 r PUEEGLiCE bookcases, . . your expectations as f kfc "f . J Plr-t-tt-oc to wejr hence the 1 WA I g rO- rictures, .nnerioritv of our fl II V. '4 MOHAIR, GRAY AND BEOWN SHADES, At.75 Cents? (Worth 51 25), because we bought them at 70c, aud we know it will do Us more good to distribute a large quantitr quickly at. a SMALL PROFIT, than to hold on and sell a few at a big profit. wmr, - Again, do we sell these new and de sirable 42-INCH Colored Striped Bedford Cords AT $1? (Regular retail value, 81 B0) be cause we bought them LESS than SI, and can sell ten dresses at 51, where, perhaps, we might only sell one at $1 50. Do we sell tbe High-Cla3s Genuine Scotch Plaid Suitings 48-INCH AT $1? (Inteuded retail price this season was $2 25), because we bought them from overstocked importer at less than half of import cost that's "why" we sell them at 51. 48-inch Scotch, new and stylish. When we buy fine goods at snch bargain prices we always give customers the benefit -thereof. See for yourself about this great purchase of 1,000 pieces -AHI- aris hobeg ajTd hregsQoodg Then decide for yourself whether it pays to come here or not! Boggs&Buhl, ALLEGHENY, PA. ap29 PAULSON'S Square Crown Hat, The "Stanley," 82 50, 83, 84. Ladies, Look-to Your Furs! And bring them to ns NOW for storage over tbe summer before the destructive MOTH iLY makes farther havoc. We insure against Fire and Loss. Alt. Ftje Repaib Wokk at greatly Re duced Pricks in order to keep our furriers busy through tbe dull season. PAULSON BROS., 441 WOOD ST. N. B. PARASOLS MADE TO order to match spring and summer costumes. Old ones Re-Coveked and Repaired from 75c up, neatly anil promptly. aplO-MWr Protect Your Horse. s Horseshoeing being a most important opera tion, it is necessary that all shoers should understand the constrnctlon and diseases of the foot. The want of knnnledzd and skill of sboeing often generates miny diseases, such as corns, quarter and" ceqter crack, which are verr aunojing. Attention given road, track ana interfering horses. I also manufacture a HOOF OINTMENT, guaranteed to keep horses' feet in good con dition. Mr. Faf enbach has the most complete horse shoeing establishment In Pennsylvania, and parties who like to see Something fine in this line should goto bis shop, corner West Dia mond and Erie sts Allegheny. ANDREW PAFENBfl'CH, Cor. West Diamond and Erie Sts. (Rear of Semple's Store), ALLEGHENY, PA. ap27-Mwir THE ONLY MANUFACTURERS CLOTSIIILTGh Clothiers, : Tailors, : Hatters . : and : Furnishers, : -954and 053 LLBEE-TT ?T: J n '-' . .deSJ j - . Fancy Rockers. . Bookcases, . Pictures, Parlor Suites, Onyx Top Tables. Desks, Chiffoniers, " Cabinets, Mantel Figures, Wall Pockets. Everything in Furniture, and Carpets. CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. Hk&Cl 307 Wood St. Baron Liebig The great chemist pronounced the well known Liebig Company's .Extract of Beef, made of the finest River Platte cattle, in finitely superior in flavor and quality to any made of cattle grown in Europe or elsewhere. He authorized the use of His as the trade mark well known Signature of LIEBIG. COMPiNY'S For Delicious Beef Tea. Extract of Beef. For Improved and Economic Cookery. ws HE-NO TEA. SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY GEO. IC STEVENSON & CO, mblS-xwr Sixth avenue t C-C-tf-c J.GhBENJNTETT fe Co., Leading Hatters and Furriers. COR. WOOD ST. AND FIFTH AVE. a i.gHO Some in Rags, Some in Tags -aVIVX- Some in Velvet Gowns That's the way we find boys of the present generation dressed and until the millennium dawns that's what we may expect. We are doing our part to get boys better dressed and shall give the good cause a strong impetus this week. SEE SPECIAL PRICES FOR SIX DAYS 2 00 For boys" between the ages of 4 and 14 we begin even at this price to show you a line of Short-pant Suits. Not lined with silk, nor trimmed with expensive braid, but guaranteed at the price to beat anything you can find for the money in a strong knock-about Suit. The price is just $1 less than it ought to be. Put 75c more into the quality of the material and we've another royal line to show you. Cassimeres and Cheviots in many pleasing pattern? and in some of the prettiest styles to be had even in Suits at much higher prices. Four dollars would be a fair price for these $3 75 Suits. Are you looking for something for dress wear? Some thing really too fine for the boy to kick about in every day? In the Suits that we are showing at this price, 5, you'll get it. Fine foreign fabrics, made and trimmed in a style that can't Jje beaten. Many of the designs in HS $5 00 these were made expressly for us. YOUR OLDER BOYS Have Not Been Forgotten! This isn't much to give for Suits with Long Pants, in sizes 10 to 18 years, and yet for the next six days we , will at this price sell you strong, serviceable Suits not to be matched elsewhere at less than $5. Not only two or three Suits simply to swear by, but a wide field for choice embracing many patterns and colors. At this price we show you Suits you have been accus tomed to pay $8 for. Cassimeres, Cheviots and Worst eds in new Spring styles and thoroughly well made and trimmed. From the thin to the medium weight; in ma terials and patterns enough to keep you busy for at least 6 00 We only quote a few samples of a few of the bargains we shall offer all this week, and these are selected chiefly from the cheaper goods. We've better .Suits up. to anything to be found ready made at prices pro portionately low. Large stock of Kilts and Kilt Skirts, Jersevs in new shades, and a large assortment of Sailor Suits. Prices on- these, also, are low thi3 week. ' 1 :)-( GUSKY'S 300 TO 400 ?!eaEesij .,T. makes as are honest A p- &J js SUITS. Will you fzi V ! U'j make a personal plyi U " i , test? There are IHJ ft Hy many inducements. S J w A Shapllest 3-button H I A , Cutaway Suits, of 1 all-wool' Worsteds, vT J Cassimeres and Che- 1!. I . viots, at $10, $12, S15 (J I and 518. l- r Best Business Sack Sails, of Che viots and Cassi- meres, latest cut, at 57, 58 50, flO and 512. Plain all-wool Cheviot and Worsted Sack Suits, at $10, $12. $15 and $18. "Three Graces" in onr Hat Department are having a great sale our Square Crown Stiff Hat, Our Round Crown Stiff Hat and our Silk Hat. Lowest prices. so$PH Clotite, Tailors ai Men 161-163 Federal St, Allegheny. ap28-WT3u fffomL ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER, 18 SIXTH STREET. Cabinets, $2 to 4 per dozen; petites, Jlper dozen. Telephone, 1731. ap8-73-iuvTsc McNAUGHER & CO., Contractors for Paving Sidewalks With Cement. Brick and Fire Brick. Concreting Cellars. 110 FEDEKAL Sr., ALLEGHENY. PA- Curbstone furnished andsei. le7-53-D 7 Stor1&B 9P HATS are colored with poisonous dyes; they are stiffened with poisonous stiffening-; the sweat bands nre not leather, but are composed of poions. This Is the case with Hats sold at $1 119. ?2 49, 52 99 and upwird. To prevent losing your hair, to prevent bad headaches, to prevent blotches on the forehead, which comes lrom poisonoa leathers in hits, you should wear nothing but Bennett & Co. Lightweight Fle-ible Fall Leather Baud Hats. First Gride will cost i. Second Grade will cost $2 50. Third'Grade will cost S3. Fourth Grade will cost S4. Dunlap and Yoamaa Hats, $5. I vv X-Tf , MARKET ST. fX .t. 4 J Of 4 I I m ; 1 k ii-., !& e&t -c a, -WflwHtt '- VmrjBr iiTr j, VrVaTflrjr i-f -jr ImiM it Urn ff rTnfl fif f V in HraTi r Wi T r iraTfwirinr jFaNft3aaiggM"tfcMpqaBMiMw-imMB fcstMtfMBBiMia3laB-- 'J iflirtHi--" .-
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