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THE' PITTSBURG DISPATCH. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,
189L'
THE PEOPLE'S DAT.
Another Successful Occasion at the
Popular Exposition.
PROGRAMME FOR THE KEXT WEEK.
Interesting Special Dajs laid Out for
Feople of ill Tastes.
SOME OF TIIE PROMINENT EXHIBITS
The attendance at the Exposition, yester
day was perhaps the largest for the present
season. It was People's day, and the peo
ple turned out in torce to do honor to their
own day. The hot weather did not help the
attendance, although the halls of the Expo
sition are kept so cool that they are
pleasanter than the streets, even on such a
sweltering day as yesterday. "When the
weather is cold it is just as nice. Colonel
Cappa had a very good programme, and his
hand was enjoyed by the large audience to
the utmost.
To-morrow will be "request day." That
is to say, the band will play any music re
quested by the public This will insure the
programme pleasing the largest number,
because the band will play such pieces as
are asked for by the most people. Bequest
day should be popular.
On Tuesday Ireland will be honored.
Irish music will be played, and the Irish
people will be the guests of the day. There
will surely be a large attendance on that
occasion.
ANOTHER DAY TOK LADIES.
"Wednesday will be given up mainly for
the ladies. They will be in command on
that day more than usual. The entertain
ment will be fitted to feminine taste-, and
the band will play such airs as it is sup
posed the softer sex like best. Lady, or
matinee day, is the time when light music is
plajed aud everything is given up to pleas
ure alone.
On Thursday the Scotch will be the fa
vored nation. Old Scotia will be brought
back to the memories of many of her sons
when the quick airs of the heather resound
through the building. The noble songs
that have been sung by her bards in all ages
will be revived, and it is expected that the
national blood -n ill be fired, and that
the Scots will say it is the happiest day
they have spent for many a long year.
wn .criaay classical music will be ren
dered again bv the band. It is right that
the educated ear should be consulted once a
week, at least. Although classical music is
mixed in with every prosramme, there are
many visitors to the Exposition who do not
care for the lighter stvle of music at all,
but who prefer to listen to the works of the
old masters and "Wagner all the evening.
It is to please such that "classical night"
lias been instituted by the management.
Saturday will be "people's day," again.
This will bring to a conclusion what bids
fair to be the most successful week the Ex
position has yet had.
EESrOXDIKG TO A REQUEST.
There have been so manv requests for a
repetition of that grand descriptive piece of
music, "The Battle of Gettysburg," that
the management has determined to give it.
provided a sumcient number of Grand
Army posts ask for it to insure a good at
tendance of old soldiers. The selection
will be given with all the effects of cannon,
etc., and it is only necessary to make sure
that there will be a large attendance of
veterans to say that the occasion will be a
memorable one.
So, far, the indications are that the Ex
position Societv will clear a much larger
amount of money this season than it did
last The show is steadily growing in
favor.
while the peculiarly revivifying influence
of this particular and most delicious tea is
universally admitted. No exhibit in the
building has been more cordially welcomed
on its return than just this one, and de
mands for tea are, if possible, even greater
than last year. The He-No Tea hong has
become one of Pittsburg's most cherished
institutions, and the beverage itself has
been adopted on all sides.
norrait bros. & co.
Choice Exhibit in North Gallery.
This carefully prepared collection of
elegant furniture beautiful draperies, ex
quisite mosaic ceiling of rich rugs, hand
some bric-a-brac aud desirable things gen
erally, continues to be a center of attraction
to their many visitors. A fact which people
appreciate is that the fine display is made
from samples taken from the usual stock
carried by this firm;anotherfact is that they
nave any amount ot equal value at the store,
and fact number three isthatrichand varied
as is this displav, it does not begin to cover
the different lines of household goods for
which this firm is noted, all the newest
forms and styles in fashionable designs and
materials, both for drawing rooms, dining
rooms and chambers, and all the useful and
necessary devices for kitchens and laundries.
Ypur orders will be promptly, efficiently and
punctually fulfilled; you will have honest
goods and be better pleased with your pur
chases when vou get them home than when
von saw them in the store of Messrs. Hopper
Bros. & Co., 307 "Wood street.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Regulating or Pressure-Valve Oil Well
Supply Co.
As visitors approach the entrance to the
annex they invariably look with curiosity
at the fuU sized specimen of a pressure
valve, which forms a part of the stock of
this company, and doubtless wonder what
it is. In use it is arranged in connection
with the line pipe, and it is designed to in
dicate the pressure and regulate the flow of
gas; the arms which are connected to the
valve against which the pressure is exerted
being provided with graduations, indicating
pounds and supporting adjustable weights
or balances to cause the valve to exert more
or less resistance to this flow of gas. Inside
the building are the globe-valves, drilling
and fishing tools, engines and boilers, work
ing and other models.
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SOUTHSIDE.
than you'll care to look at)
from 55c to $1.25.
Yes, it pays, to trade at
BERNARDI'S.
We can be reached from the cfty
proper via the electric cars, south
bound, on Smithfield street, which
pass our door at
SOUTH THIRTEENTH MD GAHSQN STS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNOXVILLE
Cavltt & Pollock
Have brought from their fine establishment,
935 Pcnn a enue, some of the choicest mat
ters in artistic china and handsome lamps,
aud what is to the purpose, the combina
tion -makes a superb and striking display.
The brilliant cnt glass tableware, which is
bv the entrance, the exquisite dinner,
breakfast, fish and chamber sets in white
aud gold, the array of parlor lamps in brass
and oxidized silver and .Mexican onyx, with
the same metals and delicate hand-painted
vases (and shades), to be found for table, vase
and banquets, and the novelties in bronzes,
bique and Japanese ware have certainly
"made one of the most attractive displays in
the building.
The Dabbg Photographic Display
In Art Gallery always commands attention.
.Nothing in that line could be better, and a
new charm has been added in the processes
adapted recently by Mr. Dabbs (one of them
the Sepia, which give to the pictures such
an exquisite softness and finish. Certainly
photographic art has arrived at a rare state
of pefection.
Husky's Splendid Exhibit.
No visitor to the Exposition, even were
lie so disposed, can possibly overlook the
tplendid exhibit made by the well-known
and popular firm of Gusk'y's.
Sooner or later in their peregrinations
everybody gravitates toward the grand
stand to listen to the delightful music.
Jiicht under this stands out indifferent col
ored electric lights the simple word
"Gusky's" It is sufficient, the people
know ihe rest Gusky's are inseparably
connected in the public mind with a relia
ble article in clothing and furnishings at a
popular price.
Enclosed in rich and handsome cases aiy
tome of the finest goods of this kind to be
loiind in anv store in the countrv. The
goodsare of such a nature that a "brilliant
and striking display is not so easv a matter
as is a showing of cut glass cr jewelry and
j et such is the skill manifested m the
manipulation of the ordinarv articles of
every day wear that a displav is made w hich
does, not fail to daily attract the attention
of thousands.
It is fair to state that the goods exhibited
are not articles and garments made express
ly to show, but that the merchandise offered
in their store is merely a reduplication
luany times over of the same class of goods.
Desks, Cabinets and Reclining Chairs
Are the irresistible and practical articles
displayed at this comfort-provoking space.
Ilesks for the million in everv style possi
ble as to size, form and variety of tops;
rolling chairs for invalids, bed rests for the
convalescents, adjustable chairs upholstered
to suit all pockets, and warranted to be the
best investment to make for yourself or
your friends. The display is at "west end of
main floor, and the store of the Stevens
Chair Company is at No. 3 Sixth street.
Decided Against the Women.
Akrojt, O., Sept 19. Special The
main issue before the Eastern Ohio Method
ist Episcopal Conference to-day was the ad
mission of women to the general and lay
Electoral Conference. All debate was shut
off, and the women delegates were defeated
by a vote of 115 to 74.
An Ohio Embezzler Captured.
YoraGSTOWS-, Sept. 19. Special J.
B. Tamany, canvasser for ihe instalment
house of E. Gately & Co. , was arrested to
day at Norwalk on a charge of embezzlement.
Taylor & Dean, 201-3-5 Market Street.
Suppose the flames do attack your homes
or other property. If you have supplied
yourself w ith fire escapes, solid iron shut
ters, iron -.taircases, iron cellar doors, from
the manufactures of this firm, you will have
taken every possible precaution and can be
easy in.your minds. If you have not been
fo wise you stand little or no chance of sav
ing either life or worldly goods and have
moreover the full consciousness that it will
have been your own fault.
Tell Yonr Visitors
To meet you at Kennedy's when they come
to the "Expo." the best place in the city
to get something to eat.
Sixth axd Ddquesne "Wat.
The Best Place
To go for photographs is Lies' gallery, good
cabinets Si 50 per doz; reliable work. 10
and 12 Sixth street, directly opposite new
Alvin Theater. " ttsu
Beaver Talr Excursions Via Pennsylvania
Linos.
Seventy-five cents for round trip from
Pittsburg, September 22, 23, 24 and 25.
Tickets good returning until September 26.
The Thnma Danclnc Academy,
64 Fourth avenue, opening for beginners
for the season, Thursday evening, Septem
ber 24.
Before Yon Get Married
See Kennedy. He can furnish everything
you require cheaper than you can,and cause
you less trouble.
Sixth and Duquesue "Wat.
Popularity of Popcorn.
If the crowds continue to grow around the
1opcorn stands, sonic arrangement will
lave to be made to hae more of them, or
numbers will have to do without, despite
the large force ot attendants. "Popular'' is
the word that applies to all of the Baker
products; popcorn heads the list, with a
close shave between it and the lemonade
nnd the very good, verv fresh, and whole
tome candies and taffies.
Nervous
Dyspepsia in severe form, tired and languid,
no ambition, sleep Irrejrolar, no appetite
this was my condition when I began to take
Hood's Sarsaparllla. From the very-first it
seemed to be
Just What I Needed.
The nervous dyspepsia has now entirely
gone, my appetite is excellent, I can eat
heartily without distress afterward; I sleep
well, and. can now go about my work with
out having
That Tired Feeling
so frequent before I began taking the med
icine. I recommended Hood's Sarsaparllla
as the King of Medicines." J. J. Scully.
President Seaman's Union. 256 Catherine
treet, Detroit, Mich.
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla .
Is the most successful building-up medicine
nu uiooti pnnner. ue sure to get Hood's.
A BIG SUCCESS,
Thanks to the hundreds of
visitors to our stores on open
ing days. We have shown
you a line of Coats, Millinery
and Dress Goods that was
surprising. It's too hot to
use coat talk, so we'll say
something on
MILLINERY.
Several hundred ready trim
med hats tq select from, either
to buy as are, or to try on
and see which shape is the
most becoming, and then
select trimmings from our
immense assortment
From $3 to $5 Ave show an excep
tional assortment of neatly trimmed
Toques, Round' Hats and Bonnets.
600 Fur Felt untrimmed Hats,
some Toques, Turbans and Round
Hats, put on sale as a drawing card
at 65 c the ordinary wool felt be
ing worth 75c makes 'this a grand
bargain. One customer said she
paid a dollar and a half for the
same grade and shape as we offered
her at 65c. 36c for the Sailors
made of cashmere.
NOW ON DRESS GOODS.
We are proud of our line of
Dress Goods. We have
struck the nail on the head
with Dress Goods the kind
the people want at reason
able prices bought right and
selling them on our small ex
pense margins.
At half a dollar we show a
big variety of makes plaids,
stripes and plain dress goods
from $2.0C7a yard down.
In an endless variety (more !
A Delight to Ladies!
A CLEAR, LOVELY COMPLEXION.
How to Obtain It.
Why, nso MADAME A. RUPERTS World
Renowned FACE BLEACH. It will positively
do all that is claimed. Will remove all
Blemishes, Freckles, Pimples, Blackneads,
Tan, Eczema or any skin disease. Itis not a
cosmetic to cover1 up. but a skin tonic. It
does not give a washed-out appearwice as
.the word bleaching would implv, but leaves
the skin smooth and clear. Price $2 per
bottle; three bottles, $5 tho usual amount
required. Call, or" send Co postage, for my
book, "How to Be Beautiful," ROOM 203
Hamilton Building, OJ Fifth avenue, Pitts
burg. se'20-170
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SECOND
AUCTION.'. SALE
-OF
Building Lots,
Monday, September 28, 1891,
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ACHIEVED
iTNESS!
"Some mon are born great, some
achieve greatness and some have
greatness thrust upon them."
Shakespeare.
BUT it's different with their
clothes. They are -mostly
born without clothes. Nearly
all have clothes thrust upon them
when they are small. Afterward they
have to achieve their clothes. Some
achieve good clothing and some don't.
It's owing to where they buy it.
Those who buy the clothing of the
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALWAYS ANXIOUSLY AWAITED!
RUBEN'S .
Special Sale of Fine Fur
SAMPLE-HATS!
M
BEGINNING AT 10 A. M.
SOLID GOLD
3.501
13.50
SPECTACLES and
eye-glasses fitted
to tho evo. Sold
this month only at
our store and at our display at the Exposi
tion. CARUSS.& MANNION
67 FIFTH AVEXUE.
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OIL WEIX SUPPLIES.
T. FLETCHER GRUBBS,
WITH THE
OIL WELL SUPPLY CO.,
NOS. 91 AXD 83 WATER STREET,
PITTSBURG, PA.
Estimates furnished on the celebrated
Mogul & lnnis oil well engines, O. W. S.
Co.'s Rod Dome steel boilois, O. W. S. Co.'s
tapered joint casing and tubing, O. W. S. Co.'s
drilling and fishing tools. The Philadelphia
& Xew York Cordage, and everything
necessary In an oil well outfit. The patron
age of now companies being formed earn
estly solicited. Drop a postal card and I
will call on you. Telephone 127L
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OIL FELL SUPPLY CO.,
91 and 92 Water Street,
PITTSBURG, PA.
There are towns and towns, and lots innumerable where
fortunes are promised to every man who buys a lot within
their charmed limits. But here in the lovely borough of
Knoxville, with its miles of paved streets, bordered with hand
some shade trees, within io minutes' walk of the mills of the
Southside, and soon within 20 minutes of the postoffice by
electric road, with numerous churches, splendid schools, and
with all the conveniences of the city and delights of the
country. The most beautiful building lots eye ever looked
upon are offered for sale, and you can have a home in the
prettiest town in the land. We don't promise a fortune to
every man who buys a lot, but every man who does so in
KNOXVILLE
will have" an investment that is safe and sure, and will yield
him a handsome profit.
Take Southside cars to Eleventh street and Knoxville In
cline from Bradford street. For further particulars apply to
office of the company, 85 KNOX AVE., KNOXVILLE.
I
HUB
Get the best. It is easier, too, to
achieve the Misfit Clothing Parlor's
clothing it costs less. People are
getting weary paing the exorbi
tant prices to high priced tailors just
for the sake of saying "made ex
pressly for me" when they can secure
the same in EVERY PARTICULAR
from the Misfit Parlors for ONE
HALF the tailor's charges. The
clothing sold by THE MISFIT PAR
LORS has achieved its reputation
through intrinsic worth, and merits
the esteem of the people by its better
values. We have achieved THE
HEIGHT OF EXCELLENCE in
our fall goods patterns, style and
quality all the best and values, bet
ter than ever.
KNOXTILLE LAI IMVEMIT CO.
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Suits at $15 that were
made for $30.
Suits at $20 that were
made for $10.
Snits at $23 that were
made for $53.
Salts at $30 that were
made for $60.
Suits at $35 that were
made for $7u.
Pants at $3 that were
made for $6.
Pants at ji that were
made for $S.
Pants at $5 that were
made for $10.
Pants at $6 that were
made for $12.
Pants at $8 that were
made for $16.
91 25, $1 50 and 91 90.
TVeTiavemacleitapoint the last few sea
sons to close out 'way below regular prices
all our sample hats nhich have accumulated
during the previous weeks, aggregating in
this instance over 1,000. All these bats are
of this season's make; in other words, they
are the latest styles, besides being finely
trimmed and strictly hand-made. At the
prices quoted above they are positively tho
greatest and best hat values now before the
public. Wo will throw out this hint. Coma
quick; they'll sell fast.
RUBEN,
The Hatter and Furnisher,
421 and 423 SMITrlVlELD STREET.
P. S. Mall orders promptly filled.
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The very best of Fall Overcoats at
J5i2, 15, J5i8 and 20.
fillip
WkSwMm
Opposite City Hall.
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Ladies' Fine Furs!
I can redye and reshape your Sacque or
Coat promptly, and save you jbrae money, if
you come now instead of waiting.
English Seal Coloring a specialty.
See my new Princess Cape.
Practical Hatter and Furrier,
707 Penn Afe., Pittsburg.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
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ESTABLISHED 186L
Eyes Hxamlned Free.
Artificial Eves Inserted.
J. DIAMOND, SxS
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I ANY HOUSE
A RARE BARGAIN.
Kchols Cas-nell & Co.
3Jaye a grand exhibit in north pallery of
tlieir hu;e assortment of splendid pianos
and organs; in the former are found the
Chickerwg, AliKtrom, Kurtrman. "Wissner
Slid MritllllsllpL X- nn Yin locu tlinTi fiw.
from which to make your selection, while
there about as many'kinds of organs, the
favorite Tabor being included in the list.
Tlieir new location is at 14(5 Federal street,
corner Xorth Diamond, Allegheny.
Tun fountain and fish pond, delicious
Oriental coffee, and the low prices at the
rrtreslinient p.-u ilhon are dividing praises
with Cappa. In fact, the oysters ice cream
and cotlce eem tempting cteii beyond the
charming music. The evening patrons are
pleaded that the ISutFet lunch proprietors
have the privileges this year. Popular
prices and refiued service are thereby
assured.
INDEED!
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Of these
Ladies' Fine
and
Fashionable
Cheviot
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HERBERT
WALKE
AKTIFICIAI. ETE
MAKER,
55 Ninth Street.
The only manufacturer of artificial hrnnan
eyes In the city. mylO-su
Ile-Xo Tea.
To-day visitors go to the tea hong for
their cup of He-No, not to make the ac
quaintance of an unknown article,' but to
enjoy something which thev have thoroughly
proved in the past year; "the fact that it is
improved 1 standing makes it of marked
value in families w here the members are
anly about reaching the dining room,
' A SURPRISE
To Spectacle Wearers
Are Chessman's Celebrated
$1.00 SPECTACLES.
Thousands or people are singing their
praises, having seenred perfect comfort
through their use.
Chessman Optical Co.,
SO. 42 FEDEEAI, ST., Allegheny.
Artificial eye wearers are appreciating the
fact that better satisfaction is given at
Chessman's than they ever had before.
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$4 50!
Only:
IAIN,
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$450
CAN ADVERTISE THE LOWEST
KAUFMANNS ALONE CAN DO IT. TRUTHFULLY,
In these days of sharp competition, of constant improvement in machinery,of ever changing styles and fashions, of
frequent overproductions, tight money markets and disastrous failures, THE MERCHANT WITH A FULL PURSE, A
CLEAR HEAD AND A LARGE OUTLET, IS MONARCH OF ALL HE SURVEYS. Kaufmanns, being known
throughout the East as large, spot cash purchasers, are eagerly sought for, and hardly a day passes but some chance pre
sents itself to them to buy, for reasons the reader now readily understands, FIRST-CLASS MERCHANDISE AT
PRICES FAR LESS THAN ORDINARY DEALERS MUST PAY. The goods thus bought cheaply are quickly sold
cheaply, and in this manner shopping at Kaufmanns' is made a sure and continuous source of profit for the customer. You
will now understand why Kaufmanns alone can truthfully advertise THE LOWEST PRICES IN PITTSBURG.
The Best Shoe
PRICES
MOTHERS
LOOK AT
THIS!
MEN'S NOBBY FALL HATS.
For Misses, Youths and
Children.
Just think, Ladies ! Only $4 50
for a first-class Reefer, blue and
black in all sizes, tan, gray and
brown in smaller sizes only; can
be had with button or loop fast
ening, with shawl or notched
collar. You will be asked $6
for same Reefers at other cloak
houses.
OUR BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
$10 JACKETS
Is the talk of the town. Your
inspection invited.
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TO-MORROW, MONDAY, ONLY!
Fancy Vest
SKITS
Same as illus
tration, made
of fine
JILL-WOOL
MATERIALS,
At only
The Electrical Construction and
Maintenance Company,
Electric Engineers nnd Contractors. Electrlo
Bells, Iiurglar. Alarms, Annunciators, etc.,
Incandescent Light and Bell Wiring a
specialty. Sole agents fortlie Jciineymotors.
US FIFTH AVENUE Pittsburg, Pa.
Telephone 1771. Jyl2-SS-su I
See the handsome
Cloaks we show at
Children's
$3 50.
Nothing like them anywhere be
low 5.
120 page Illustrated Cata
logue sent free. Write for it.
I
THE BMTIFIIL LENOX HIT,
ONLY $2 49
The shape is on the style of a
Sailor, only it has the stylish
narrow brim; the colors are
brown, navy, tan or black.
These hats are trimmed with
heavy Gros Grain and Satin
Ribbons; small bow in front,
large bow in back; nine hand
some feather aigrettes setting off
the large bow; velvet bound
edge and tight, tiny velvet roll
underneath. No millinery store
in the city will get up this hat
for less than $6. We offer it at
$2 49. Remember its name
The Lenox.
Don't be surprised at our Hat news. Tea house con
trolling and buying the output of entire factories nothing is
impossible. No ordinary hatter cpuld sell the above
Derbies for less than $2. An especially good drive, made
with a prominent hat manufacturer last week, enables us to
sell them at 98c, and make our usual modest profit besides.
Remember, however, that; owing to the big rush we'll
have on these hats, we must limit their sale to one day
only, viz: TO-MORROW, MONDAY. Look into this
thing. It'lL pay you to be prompt ::::;::::::::
THE EXPOSITION AND PAIL TO CALL AT OUR STORE MAKE A MISTAKE,
DUGAN & HUDSON'S CEL
EBRATED IRON
CLADS. ci en F0R SIZES
vPI DU 8 TO io.
Di or F0R SIZES
Regular prices $2 25 and $2 50.
These shoes are made of the
very best Pebble Goat and have
extra quality Flint Oak Sole
Leather soles. One pair will
outlast any twd ordinary pairs'
in the market. Let your child
try a pair once and you will
never buy any other. Ask for
the Iron-Clads. None genuine
unless stamped.
A -?rf
Willi
r$5
These suits are the very height
of fashion and elegance. They
come with separate vests, and
the coats are tastefully embroid
ered. Nothing of the same qual
ity can be had elsewhere be
low $8.
400 more of those Boys' double-
breasted suits, sizes 4 to
14, at : : :
OUR NEW IMITATION
VEST KILT SUIT
AT : : : ;
$3
$3 50
Is a marvelously cute and cun
ning little thing. It is made of
fine all-wool goods and artistic
ally finished; sizes, 2 to 6. Reg
ular price, $$.
120 page Illustrated Cata
logue sent free. Write for it.
H-STRANGERS WHO VISIT
MISS ONE OP THE MOST INTERESTING SIGHTS OF PITTSBURG, BUT A BIG SAVING OP MONEY AS WELL,
FOR THEY NOT ONLY
KAUFMANNS
flFTH AVENUE
AMD
SMITHFIELD STREET.
KAUFMANNS
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