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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, "WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1891.
BAUSMAN INDIGNANT
At the Sensational Charges. Openly
Made by the Now Cele
brated McCrory.
A LIVELY TRESBYTERY MEETING.
The Discussion Becomes Fo Personal That
the Moderator Is Torced to Call
a Peremptorj Ealt
SUNDAY OPENING OP THE WORLD'S FAIR.
An Ini'.eJ rWjttrisn Jliler 1'ositivelj Eefcvs to
f Vray for nis,TAstor.
Tlie Sunday opening of the World's fair
and tlie now famonsCaiisman case were the
features of the meeting of the Allegheny
Preibjtery yesterday. 15 ev. II. Donaldson
was elected .Moderator and G. L. Milliran
Cleric. Uev. W. E. Donaldson, liev. J. K.
McJCnllip, Xjv. M. Kutherforf, Rev. J. 3i
Hobinson and A. C. Patterson. EQ.. were
mt.nl.itc? ta invfistiT.ite tha condition of
jhe societies attached to the churches of the
-, 7- ,- - .
Presbytery; to find out their number and
membership, and to ascertain what progress
they are making.-
liev. P. H. Holliday, Bev. ,T. I Eeed
and B. B. Mowry, M. D., were appointed a
Committee on Narrative and State of Be
ligion of the Church. Then Bev. J. L. Beed
presented the following paper:
1o the Koard or Jlauicers of the World's Fair for
Hit State of Pennsylvania:
Gemxemo Tho Presbytery of Allegheny
of tbe Synod of Pennsylvania, in regular
-ession upon- this eighth day of December,
1581, believing that it tepresents the practi
cally universal mind and feeling of the
Christian peorjleof this region, does hereby
very earnestly petition your honorablebody
to use all your influence and cast your bal
lots in tavoror closing thepatesof the Colum
bian Exposition upon tho Christian SabDatb.
The paper was ordered to be sent to the
board.
Tlio nausuian Case Robs Up.
Bev. Dr. Campbell, chairman of the com
mittee that was appointed at the hut meet
ing of the Presbytery to watch over the
Bailsman case, renorted progress. He had
nothing definite to say nor any recommenda
tions to make.
In the opinion of the majority of the
members of the Presbytery this report
recmed to leave the matter as it was and did
neither justice to Mr. Bausmrn nor to the
Presbytery, and this occasioned considerable
licusion.
In several short speeches Bev. ,T. H.
Bailsman spoke of the effect his dissolntion
Jrom Lis Bochester congregation would
have. He said: "If that church is alio wed
to go on as at present it will not suffer
financially, spiritually or ill any manner
that concerns its growth. My destinies
alone are not concerned in this matter, but
those of others, and I have worked faith
full v. Before God I can say no more."
The speaker then referred to the action
against him, and intimated that the origin
of the trouble in his congregation was due
not alone to an interest in the spiritual
wellfare of the church, but to a personal
antagonism directed against himself by cer
tain members of the congregation.
To 1 atch If im In tho Future.
Bev. John Fox then said: "I move that
the committee be continued until the spring
meeting and report tnen whether or not
Mr. Bailsman has returned to the faith of
the church, and also to offer such recom
mendations as may arise from the case
and tend toward its ultimate disposition."
This resolution was seconded and dis
cussed at length. Bev. J. K. McKallip,
whose church is at Beaver Falls, was in
clined to proceed slowly and allow the mat
ter to shape itself. He said that this course
wonld not mean that the Presbytery shared
in the reported views of Mr. jBausman nor
that the Presbytery was careless. Too
ift judgment would likely work an in
justice instead of right it
Bev. John Fox said that he desired to
Fecure peace and harmony; that the case
had excited interest throughout the church
generally, and that a disposition of it was
expected" promptly. He, however, offered
to'withdraw his resolution, but it was fol
lowed by one that would bring the same
conclusion. It was that "the committee re
port finally on the case at the spring mee
imr, and make snch recommendations as the
case warrants."
KcCrojy, to the Front.
Bev. V. J. McCrory at this juncture cre
ated the sensation of the afternoon, and had
not the Moderator interposed a heated dis
cussion would have arisen. In speaking of
the resolution ot air. i ox ne said: "i.he
teachings of Mr. Bausnmn are derogatory
to the Christian morals of the community,
and injurious to the cause of Christ. His
prcachu-g is the same."
In an instant Mr. Bailsman was on his
feet and quoted the sentence of Mr. Mc
Crory, asking excitcdlv if he had heard the
gentleman correctly. Upon being informed
that he had, he asked, sharply: "Mr. Mc
Crory, do you mean to say that I preach de
rogatory to the morals of my congrega
tion?" Mr. McCrory I do.
Mr. Bausman Did you ever hear me
preach anything derogatory to Christian
morals?
The Moderator This discussion is per
sonal and out of order.
Mr. Bausman I claim the right to ask
him if he ever heard me preach matter such
as he speaks ot.
The Moderator This is out of order and
must stop.
Tl c Reaver Valley Divine Aroused.
Mr. Hausman-(angrily) Mr. McCrory, I
demand an answer. Havi" you ecr heard
me preach derogatory to Christian morals?
Cries of order drowned anv answer that
raav have ben made by Mr. McCrory.
The motion ol Bev. Mr. Fox was then
read and carried and the discussion ended.
Much other business was then transacted
among which was a report from Bev. D. S.
Kennedy relative to the establishment of a
Bible School Mission on the Perrysville
road, the cost being Sl,000 for the property
and 1,300 for the building. The report was
adopted and the work will be pushed
rapidh. The overture of the G3neral
Assembly relating to the establishment of
judicial commissions to try church cases and
hear complaints, as answered in the nega
tive. The resignation of Bev. D.V.Mays,
of Springdale, "was received and accepted
upothe earnest solicitation of Mr. Mays
himself.
PRAYERS WERE REFUSED.
A U. P. Rellevne Pastor Denied Spiritual
Comfort by an Elder Trustees Didn't
Belong to the Church Graham Given
Permission to Withdraw.
The meeting of the Allegheny TJ. P.
Presbytery was enlivened yesterday by the
case of Bev. S. H. Graham, of Belle vue,
who resigned his charge. Testimony on
both sides was heaftl by a special com
mittee v, hich reported to the presbytery in
favor of accepting Bev. Mr. Graham's
resignation. The leason was that it was
impossible to cure existing troubles in the
Bell vue church without a change of pastor.
The following resolution was presented:
Hesolved, That the resignation by Bev. S.
H.-Grahain, of the pastoral cnarge of the
cngrcgatlon of Uellcvue, be and is hereby
accepted.
llesoHcu, That In consenting to the dis
solution of this pastoral relation, the Pres
bytery expresses its disapproval of the con
Iuctof tuoso in tho cliuich whose unjusti
tinble opposition to the pastor, continued
through many yeais, has for a long .time
hindered his usefulness and has at last raado
Ills lesignatlon neccssery.
Resolved, That lu jellevlnc our brother
from Ills cliurch wo put upon reoord our
liigh appreciation of Ills character as a man,
as n minister, and commend him to the peo
plo of God everywhere as an able minister
of thoKosp"l ana ono most worthy their
confidence and esteem.
Kesolred. That the resignation of Brother
Oraham take effect on the last Sabbath in
December and that he be appointed to
lreach on that day and declare his pulpit
vacant.
Whitc-naircd Freacljcr Tall Wool.
This was a signal lor w.ir. Dr. Robinson
stood on the floor and held it, Then he
struck an attitude and the hack of a pew,
and declared it looked as if Presbytery
wanted to convict someone without a triaL
"The paper makes a direct charge," said he,
"that someone has been guilty of unjustifi
able conduct, but who is it? There has
bf en no investigation, there ias been no
charge made against anyone, and how can
Presbytery take the responsibility of pass
ing a censure upon this congregation. I
had no idea of any trouble in Mr. Graham's
consresration. Sntfdenlv T learn that mem
bers have been guilty of unwarranted and
unjustifiable conduct for many vears.
Mr. Graham Xothing but "the truth has.
been presented to the committee. Itwav
my desire that the facts be kept away from
the Presbyterv, but they can be presented
if desired. There are plenty of them.
Mr. Calver As an "example of some of
the reasons why Mr. Graham wants to re
sign is that a certain elder in his church
would not pray lor his pastor nor allow any
one else to.
Dr. Bobins
Dr. Bobinson It must be a magnetic in
dividual who can wield such an influence
o er au entire congregatiou.
Airing tho Church Skeletons.
Dr. McMillan said there could be no
doubt about the case being properly pre
sented, and he was opposed to the Presby
tery being too easy with the people. "There
is no use ot being afraid of hurting any
one's feeling," said he. "If they deserve a
censure let us give it to them."
"I believe in striking anyway, and if
Billv Patterson is not there fie won't get
hit." shouted a minister from the rear.
Dr. "Wallace favored striking out the
word "unjustifiable," and the resolution
passed. Later in the day it was discovered
two of the trustees of the Bellevue Church
were not members of the congregation, and,
after a bitter fight of words, this congrega
tion was cited to appear before the next
meeting cf Presbvtery. There are other
churches which will also be hauled over the
coals.
The other business transacted was as fol
lows: Prevision was made for a new con
gregation at Mars, Butler county. H. G.
Swearingen and J. B. Johnston, two stu
dents, preached trial sermons of 15 minutes
each, which were pronounced evidences of
progress. A report indorsing the proposed
new financial system of the General Assem
bly, which provides for one general finan
cial secretary and treasurer for all the
church boards, was adopted.
Daring the Holidays,
As well as at every other time of the year,
Marvin's cakes and crackers are so popular
that it is difficult to supply the demand.
Boyal fruit biscuit can hardly be supplied
fast enough to meet the demand, while soda
crackers, Marvin's old reliable, famous
XXX sodas, are selling like hot cakes.
Everybody seems to want them at once.
Thiy are so delightfully crisp and fresh
that people who try them always want
more. Ask your groce? for Marvin's cakes
and crackers. Don't take any others. It
won't pay you. MWP
Some Wonderful Bowls.
Large,
Massive,
Elegant,
Bowls.
Our stock is unusually complete in ster
ling silver and richly cut glass, at
Hardy & Hates',
Jewelers, silversmiths and art dealers, 529
Smithfield street.
Store open every evening till Christina;.
MWP
A Special Men's SI SO Walking Gloves, 81.
These will be found to be the best glove
yon ever bought for 51 a pair. They are
well made and a bargain.
Jos. Horjje & Co.,
607-fi21 Penn avenue.
"CHEMICATj Diamonds."
thev? "Watch for them. x
What are
Unexpected cut
In men's fancy velvet slippers at 50 and 75c
at Simen's, 78 Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa.
Silk handkerchiefs for holiday presents.
James H. Aiken & Co.. 100 Fifth ave.
"CHEMICAI, Diamonds."
them? "What are they?
"Who has
Fast Eating
And irregular meals are causes of Dyspep
sia, which vi 111 soon become incurable ex
cept by careful attention to diet and taking
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Sarsap-irllla, Read this:
"Owing partly to Irregularity In eating, 1
suffered greatly from, dyspepsia, accompan
ied by
Severe Pain After Meals
I took tw o or three bottles of Hood's Sarsa
panllaand entirely recovered, much to my
gratification I frequently have opportunity
to praise
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and am glad to, fori consider it a great med
icine. C. I. TnownRiDOE, travelirg salesmen
for Sehlotterbeck & Foss, Portland. Me.
Completely Broken Down.
"For three years I suffered with dyspepsia,
growing so bad thatl was completely brten
down in health. After taking six bott'es of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I gained strength and annetite and was re
stored to my former health." Johit E. Rus
sell, Clerk at Commercial Hotel, Brookville.
Penn.
RULES FOR GOOD HEALTH.
Eat plain food.
Be regularln your habits.
Wear woolen clothing the year round.
Do not work immediately after eating.
Keep the feet comfortable and well pro
tected. Exercise in the open air when the weather
permits.
If possible, go to bed at the same hour
every nlgbt.
In malarious districts do your walking In
the middle of the day.
Keep your blood warm and circulating.
Tou can do this best by exercise and pure
stimulant. Do not indulge in stimulants,
although it is desirable to do so, unless you
know they are pui e and medicinal.
Bear in mind the unquestionable fact that
there is no stimulant to good as whiskey,
and only one good medicinal vihiskey,
namely, Duffy's Pure Malt. So matter what
your druggist or grocer may say, bear in
mind the above great truths, and von will
be healthier, live longer and feel happier.
A Small
Quantity of
Liebig Company's
Extract of Beef
Added to any Soup,
Sauce or Gravy gives
Strength and Fine Flavor.
Invaluable In Improved and Eeonomlo
Cookery. Makes cheapest, purest and best
Beef Tea. nolS
We make more porous
plasters than all other
makers in this country
combined, because the
Iub!io appreciate the mer
t that exists in our goods.
BENSOK'S is the only me
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" weak Imitations. Get the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Two Boy Seriously Afltcted,
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Two of my bovs ere eerlonsly affected with
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CALEB AliEK, Vienna, Warren Co., N. J.
Annoying Eczema.
A gentleman In the house (Mr. Tlios. Carter) hid
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GIVES HEALTH
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AIX DRUGGISTS.
$1 A BOTTLE.
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ALL ABOARDI GOODBY
To all imitators of Diamonds. We leave
them all far behind. There never as as
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And there never will he. They are not glass
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the world. Thoy never fade. Covered by
letters patent. Not in the hands of othnr
Jewelers. Every stone warranted. Beware
of imitations sold under various other mfc.
leading names. All mounted in solid gold.
BERNARD E. AR0NS, Jeweler,
SOLE OWNER,
de6 65 FIFTH AVE.
st7eV
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A " " flrawt AIV-0XPV
SPECIAL NOTICE!
We wish fo impress upon our customers and others that we have ft very
Special Bargain in all our extensive departments during the holidays", which
we are sure will meet the patronage of everyone who may be looking for a
good article at a price which we know cannot be equaled. Our store'at this
time is quite an exhibition, and it does a person good to visit us, and see our
various departments filled and well displayed with all the choicest goods of
the season. This week we will offer you "FOUR IMPORTANT" Bargains
in LADIES CLOAKS, at prices which we are sure.will be of great benefit to those who
may be in need of a "first-class garment" This is a "Saving Time." Well, you can save
money this week in buying: a
Ladles' diagonal cloth reefers. -with four loops, at $3 50; worth $5 00.
Ladies' diagonal reefer, fall shawl roll, coney fur. at $i -75; worth $6 50. .
Ladies' cheviot reefer, lull seal shawl roll, at $6 25; worth tn 00.
Ladies' diagonal cheviot reefer, astrakhan fur shawl toll, at $7 75; worth $10 53. "
Uome at once; mis opportunity seldom onered; oniy at
DOUGLAS&MACKIE,
151, 153 AND 155 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEQHENY. att,HW,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, ft
GOLD SPECTACLES,
$3 and upward.
GOLD EYEGLASSES,
With Chain attached, 5 and upward.
PEARL OPERA GLASSES,
$5 and upward.
FIELD GLASSES.
J. DIAMOND,TiS
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43Goods sold lower than any other house
in tnis city.
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ALASKA :-: ;:-:
High Grades of Ladies' Tine Furs in
Stock and Made to Order.
Seal Sacques Benovated into the new
Princess or Military Style.
Bedying of Seal Garments in English
Seal Color a specialty.
MANUFACTURING s FURRIER,
707 Penn Ave., Pittsburg.
llOl&WSU
6IVE YOUR BOYS A USEFUL PRESENT.
Press ana Outfits
$1.75,2.50,5.00
7.50, 10.00,
21.00 to 31,00.
Send Se for Catalogue
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80 Btlx ua.-c-o. PITTSBURGH, PA.
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AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE
TO-NIGHT, Branson Howard's Masterpiece,
SHENANDOAH.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Dec It Corinne and The Kimball Bur
lesque Co. in "Carmen Up to Date.'" de6-52
TO-NIGHT,
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
MISS FFOLLIOTI PAGET
IN
THE LAST WORD.
Prices. 150, 23c, 50c, 75o and $1 00.
Wednesday matinee, 25c and 60c, reserved.
Next Week Charles Dickson In "lncoir."
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THE ALVIN THEATER
CHARLES L. DAVIS. .Owner and Manager.
To-night and Wednesday and Saturday
Matinee,.
MR. E. H. S0THERN, .
Under the management of
MR. DANIEL FROHMAN.
First time here of his great success,
THE DANCING GIRL.
de7-2t Next Week CARMENCITA,
ZDTJQTTIES IsTIE,
Pittsburg's Leading Theater,
TO-NIGHT, EVERY NIGHT IN THE WEEK.
MATINEES TO DAY AND
SATURDAY,
8BCI I Q With the famous
DLL LO Brothers Byrne.
Next week Modjeska. de9-75
rj.ILMORE'3 BAND
TWO Concerts Only.
Matinee and Nlsnt.
TUESDAY. DEC. 15.
Auditorium (late Grand
Central Rink).
Reserved seats $1 and
75c; now on sale at Ham
ilton's Musie Store.
General admission, 50
cents. de9-6-MTUW
THE NATIONAL PAGEANT.
Living, Moving, Speaking, Singing,anclng.
The development of the United States of
America. Eleven Great Historical Tableaux.
THE AUDITORIUM,
Penn avenue, near Sixth street, Pittsburg,
DECEMBER 11 AND 12.
Reserved seats. SI: admission. 75c Reserved
seats at Mellor & Hoene's, 77 Fifth ave. 200 J
Artists, .uniiiaiib juects. uuiciura xiiguts.
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THE NEW ENGLAND SUPPER OF THE
First Congicgatiomil Chuich (Plymouth),
corner Franklin and Manhattan streets, Al
legheny, occurs DECEMBER 10. With this
church this annual feat is the great social
event of the year. Neither time nor money
is being spared to make this the most Joyful
of any in the history of the churoh. Supper
served from 6 to 10 r. if. Admission, 60 cents;
children, 5 cents. de2-27
HARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY-TO-NIGHT,
Matinees Tuesdav. Thursday and Saturday,
REILLY & WOODS'
BIG SHOW.
HADES AND THE 403. de6-37
HARRY DAVIS' FIFTH AVE. MUSEUM
THEATER. LINUS,
$100,000 Orkoos Equate Woudzb.
Admission, 10c: children, 5c.
Doors open at 11 a. m. all this- week.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Is now presented by
RUBEN
To the Stylish Dressers of Pittsburg.
THE MONTE CARLO.
Extract from a late Monte Carlo cable
item: "''Albert Edward, Prince of Wales,
and seve'ral df his intimate chums were seen
to enter the Casino wearing peculiar peak
shaped soft hats, which, owing to this high
indorsement, have become all the go."
We are prond of our achievement in being
the first in the field with this exceedingly
handsome hat, and can assure our thousands
of patrons that they will find the Monte
Carlo not only correct in style, but surpass
ingly comfortable above any other kind of
headgear.
RUBEN,
The Hatter and Furnisher,
421 and 423 SMITHFIELD STREET.
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HAVE
You ever experienced the disap
pointment of having a plate of
sour and tough Buckwheat cakes
set before
YOU
We know you have and to obviate
anything of the kind in the future
we would advise you to try a pack
age of the
HERD
Brand Prepared Buckwheat and
Breakfast Cake Flour, and after
one trial you will be convinced that
IT.
Is the purest and best Prepared
Flour on the market. If your grocer
does not handle it, please send his
address to us and" you will find it
on his counter on your next visit.
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94 to 100 B'"-- "., Allegheny.
0IJI8 mu,
ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER
18 8IXTH STREET.
CaMnets, $2 to H per doren; petites, tl pe
dozen. Telephone 175L anSTS-xwroa
KNOW ME BY MT WORKS.
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however.-dqn't know how to go about it.
They go arobnd with one foot in the grave
pending money in paying doctor's bills
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Thousands of grateful patients testify to its
efficacy in curing stomach and kidney
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Cancer cured without knife or plaster with
Burgoon's Botanical Cancer Cure. It is the
great discovery of the age.
I can show more CURED cases of catarrh
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Tape Worms I have removed 190 tape
worms in the past 32 months. Hundreds are
afflicted in this way who do not know it.
The treatment lsguaranteedharmless to the
most delicate persons the infant or the
adult.
Call at my office. No. 47 Ohio street. Alle
gheny, and see living evidences of the good
work done. Testimonials of representative
citizens from all parts of the conntry are
on file and open for inspection. Office hours
from 8 A. M. to 9 p. M. Hours for consultation.
8 A. if. to 2 r. m. Sunday office hours and for
consultation, 8 a. m. to 12 m.
43Sen(l stamps for information and circu
lar. Telephone No. 3598.
DR. J. A. BURGOON.
47 Ohio st., Allegheny City, Pa
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I1T
Koetder's InstallmentHonse,
4 "V Sixth St. 2d Floor,
I ' MEN'S & BOYS'
CLOlIlNG-ON CREDIT,
(Beady-Made & to Order. )
Ladies' Cloaks & Jackets
Watches & Jewelry,
ON
INSTALLMENTS.
AT
Cash Prices-Without Security
TERMS: One-third of the amount purchased
most be paid downs the balance in small
weekly or monthly payments. Business
transacted ctrictlv confidential. Orum
dally, from 8 A. M. till 9 P. M- Satur
day until IV P.M.
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NEW ADVERTISEMfiUTS.
KAUFMANNS'
BIG DBGEIBER EEDDC MS I CLOTHING
ALL
AT
$3.
ANYONE OF THE ABOVE STYLES FOR THREE DOLLARS.
ALL
AT
$5.
ANYONE OF THE ABOVE
ALL
AT
$8.
925 OF OUR REGULAR $12
This is the best bargain of them all
Melton and
EITHER OF THE ABOVE TWO LINES FOR EIGHT DOLLARS.
'HOLIDAY SLIPPER SALE.
c
Nothing more useful
and less costly, nothing
more appropriate for a
Christmas gift than a pair
of Slippers. As usual,
our Holiday stock 6T
Men's, Women's and
Children's Fancy Slippers
is complete, and our
prices the very lowest.
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65c for Men's Fine, Embroidered Opera and Everett Slippers.
$1.25 for Men's Hand-worked Chenille Slippers.
$1.25 for Men's Fine Pebble Goat Slippers.
$1.75 for Men's Hand-turned Tan Goat Slippers.
$2 for Hanan's Hand-turned Goat Slippers, Patent Leather Trimmed.
$2.50 for Men's Genuine Alligator Slippers, in Three Different Shades.
$2 for Men's Extra Fine Russian Calf Slippers.
FOR LADIES:
XA gigantic line of Misses', Boys', Youths'
pers novel designs for Christmas gifts.
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KAUFMANNS'-
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pansable guide for people wishing to order goods by mail. Write for one. -
Have thoroughly awakened
the public df Pittsburg and
Allegheny. It used to be
the custom for economical
buyers to postpone their
clothing purchases until
January, the month when
clothiers are supposed to
cut down their prices.
Now, however, since Kauf
manns have anticipated
the public, and made their
reductions thus early, the
present is THE -TIME
TO BUY. Last Mon
day we spoke of men's cloth
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something to say about
BOYS'
CLOTHING!
475 of Our Regular $4.50 and $5 Kilt Suits,
made of fine All-wool Cheviots and Cassimeres, ia
latest patterns and styles; sizes 2 to 6.
890 of Our Regular $4.75 and $5 Short-Pant Suits,
in single or double-breasted styles, plain or pleated,
solid colors or plaids; sizes 4 to 14.
1,000 OF OUR REGULAR $5 CAPE OVERCOATS,'
in Kilt styles, sizes 2 to 6, or for bigger boys, ages
0 to 14; first-class materials and latest designs.
625 of Our Regular $7 and $8 Short-Pant Suits,
in plain or fancy vest styles, Zouave and Nassau
styles, imported materials; sizes 4 to 15.
560 of Our Regular $7.50 and $8 Long-Pant Suits,
in durable, mixed Cassimeres, well made and lined;
stylish, too; sizes 14 to 19.
1,200 OF OUR REGULAR $7 AND $8 OVERCOATS,
in Cape or Box styles, made of Meltons, Kerseys,
Cheviots and Cassimeres; sizes 6 to 20.
STYLES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
750 OF OUR REGULAR $13 LONG-PANT SUITS,
in black and colored Cheviots, plain and fancy
Cassimeres; sizes 14 to 19.
OVERCOATS.
Fine Kersey,
Cheviot Overcoats, medium and
heavy-weight, half or" full Box styles, brown, tan,
navy, black snd other shades; latest finish; per
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embossed Velvet Slippers at 1.25.
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SMOKING JACKETS.
A lot of English Smoking Jackets,
bought by us at half price from the
firm of Lloyd, Attree & Smith, Lon
$g and $10, will be offered this week
at $$ They come in solid tans, plaids and
checks finest Jrench Homespuns and Cheviots,
silk bound patch pockets and silk corded edges.
At this price we offer a beautiful line
of Fanner's Satin Quilted'Smoking
Jackets, in all colors and patterns,
with silk frogs, really worth $11.
FINEST GRADES OF SMOKING JACKETS, S1Q TO S2.
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