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THE PITJSBUEG D1SPATQH, THUESDAT, DECEMBER 10, 1891;',
SPIRITS MA LAW SUIT
Beliefs of a Millionaire Tobacconist
Touched Up in Court.
BE OFTEX SAW HIS DEAD CHILD.
One
of His Companions Tells
to Affect Ilim.
Hott It Used
EFFORT TO BREAK! RICH 3IAYS WILL
Tf-rECIU TELEGBAM TO THE DISPATCH.l
2f EW YokK, Dec. !). The belief of John
Anderson, the millionaire tobacconist, in
spiritual minifestations was a subject of
Inquiry to-dav m the action of his daughter,
2ilr. Iinra V. Appleton, to recover a fifth
interest in the ;itcof the Plaza Hotcl.which
part of his estate.
It recalled the action of Mrs. Mary Maud
"Wat-on, a grandchild of the deceased,
which was tried in 1RS7, and in which simi
lar evidence Mas adduced. Mrs. "Watson
aHo sued to recover a fifth interest in the
f-anie propertv, and recovered judgment, by
which the will of Mr. Anderson was de
clared invalid. She settled for 5200,000,
paid by John Charles Anderson, who by the
will obtained the bulk ot the estate.
"When the defense offered the will of John
Anderson in evidence to-day. to show thav
the site was w illed to John Charles Ander
son, the plaint ilTs counsel objected, arcuing
that the New Yorfc Life Insurance Com
pany, the present owner of the property,
had bought subject to her claim, and had
used this cloud upon the tiile to prevent
other bids at the sale in foreclosure at
which the company had bousht the prop
ertv for SrCI.000. "wherea it was worth
.$1,700,000. Justice l'atti-feon, however,
admitted the will.
Objections Paid Tor "H"ith Hird Cash.
"William G. Choate, who had been
cuardian of the grandchild, Amanda
Jiryant. testified in rehut'al that he and
Charles H. Glover, guardian for Ajines
ISnant, had filed hjictious to the probate
of the will of Anderson which was presented
for probate at White Plains, but the objec
tions had been w ithdrawn on payment of
51S0.0O0 bv John Charles Anderson. He ,
esid Mrs. Kate Connor, w no had lived with j
Anderson, relinquished any claim to Jus
estate. Mrs. Appleton had received the
income of f 00,000 under the will from 1SS1
to J8s7.
Telix McCloskey, ot Brooklvn, who had
also been a witness in the suit of Mrs. "Wat
son, testified that he had been Anderson's
companion and real, estate acnt, at a sal
ary of 52,500 a ear. He had known An
derson from '47. but was not employed by
liim until ISGu. Anderson was then living
st his residence on Fifth avenue. They
were om? down to Tottenville, S. L. one
clay in 1S09, when Anderson recounted the
story of his life. He said he was born in
1?12, and had worked at several occupa
tions, including that of mason and brick
layer for a Mr. Pritchard, who, atter the
preat fire of 1833, pave him monev to start a
cipar stand on "Wall street, near Broadwav.
lien asKed about the conversation lie
had with Mr. Anderson at the Astor House,
in 1RG0, the witness said he could not
describe it while women were in the court
room. Mrs. Appleton went out into the
corridor.
He Often Saw ITis Dead Son.
Mr. McCloskev then said that Anderson
told him he had picked his wife up in the
street in 1835. The bov "Little Willie"
Irad died, Anderson told witness through
liis mother's nerfect, when she was drunk,
Sii permitting him to lea e a sick bed.
The witne-s was not permitted to testify
concerning the effect of the murder of May
Sogers on Mrs. Anderson's mind. Ander
son frequently told the witness that he saw
"Little Willie." He pointed to an empty
lench in Battery Park on one occasion ana
j-aid Wil'ie was there. "When leaving the
Star Theater one night in 1870 they passed
a little girl, and Anderson said: ""There,
do iou Fee him?"
Mr. Anderson went up to inspect some
lots in Fortj-fifth street, with the idea of
purchasing them, in 1W9, but turned back,
Jelling the witness: "I have thieves, mur
derers and vagabonds who will get all I
have, and I'll jump into the riv er." He said
that if he lost the divorce suit he had
hiought against his wife he would blow out
his brains.
Mr. Anderson had made a will in 1R70, by
whicli about 51.0OK.WW was to go to Mrs.
Appleton. The cie is still on.
As irritated throat is Foothinpily treated
"by Dr. D. .layne-- 3-ipectoraut, an old-established
curatie for cough"; and colds, and all
bronchial and lung trouble'!.
ttiikty cirKisTJiAS pia-os
Fold Alrendv at II. Kleber & Uro.
50G
"N ood Street.
The Christmas piano? sold already at H.
Hcber & 15ru.'"i, 50C "Wood street, are: Six
Steinvnjs, eijht Conocrs, four Gabler,
lea Operas two Lowrie & Haines, besides
lialf a dozen organs, include of one
Vocation church onjan. In addition to all
these the JIes.r. Geber & Ilro. have dis
poned ot ionic of the choicest music boies,
mandolins, orcanette1;, guitars, banjos
music folios and an infinite variety of music
Ijooks and nnibic novelties of ccry descrip
tion. Tne superiority of Klcbers' musical
merchandise and their splendid reputation
for honorable dealings, have attracted to
their stores by far the biggest thare of the
innic trade of thee cities and surround
ings. People know tiiat everv article
Tjouglrt at Klrlcr' must necessarily be the
vrybct of their kind: they know, further,
that the Kleber have been ed'icated to the
Music buipe-- froni childhood up, unlike
jnanv other- who have drifted into it acci
dentally, aid -riio are totallv unable to tell
a good piano lrom a had one, or a sharp
tram a fiat Don't run any risks by dealing
Mi such )ilacs, but call at Jvlebcrs' at once
and get the full alue of j our money.
A oiHlprlu cw Art Goods.
"Vernis Marten cabinets,
Onyi and sold cabinets,
Itennuhable louchet vtos,
J!cal bronze figures
Itarelv beautilul lamps,
"Writing icsks,
Jtutl cabinets,
:it
H.i:dy & II.VYKS,
.Tcwelcrs, Silversmiths and Art Dealers,
VTV .j20 Smithfield street
Hhall I buv my Christmis prcsci'ts? Xow
S the time, if jou rati spjre an hour or two,
or ii rou lie outside the city, a daj : as the
holidays npproanli t!ie stores become
crowded, etc.: no .natter how well the dealer
tries to bene jou he can only with courtesy
attend to one at a tune, so go to Haii'ilton's,
0iand!l31;'ifth axemic, as -ooii as von can,
and select ;i line iiiauo or orau and have it
delivered the night before Christmas.
I'mbloitlery Scissor
l'(K-kct knites,
"impon shear.
Dc sk calendars,
Acid vcr luanv other beautirul and new
(goods in Berlin? silver and stcrliug plate.
JlejBember our goods arc much superior tc
to
Misse you can purchase in iry goods houses
Hardy & Hayes.
Silversmiths.
. 529 Smithfield btreet
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We make a big spread in oar "ad" to
'Say. Head it. Jos. Hocxr. io Co.'s
1'cnn Avenue Stores.
TilE cijthth wonder, "Chemical
iiasBas." "Who lias them?
Dia-
MrxsEHAHA flour for bread making is
xmex celled.
Tun
monds.
eighth wonder, '
" Jsjuisile gems.
'Chemical Dia-
THE MYSTEKY SOLVED.
Bay tho Mathusliek riano.
.Messrs. H. P. Ecker Co., Pittsburg, Pa:
Gentlemen Know ing that you are de
sirous of obtaining opinions on the Mathu
sliek piano, for which you arc the sole-agents,
irom persons who have them in use, I take
the liberty of offering j ou our experience
with the same. Overlive ears ago w e ex
changed a two-year-old piano of another
make for one of your Mathushek uprights.
The piano has been in constant use every
afternoon and evening for over five years,
and we can truthfully 6tate that ft has
proved itself a wonderful instrument, and it
is the onlv piano we know of which can
stand such hard usage. The tone is as good
as ever, and outside of an occasional tuning
the piano has needed no repairs.
Anvoue desirous of purchasing a piano
for a lifetime cannot fail to be lully satis
fied with one of your Mathusheks.
Wishing you much success, gentlemen, I
remain, E. 1L Stark,
Resident Manager Harris' Theater,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Call and hear these excellent pianos at H.
P. Ecker & Co.'s 75 Fifth avenue, sole
agents for the Mathushek-Hazelton, Lester
and Wilcox st White parlor and self-plav-
mg organs. WThsu
'atnral fJas Cut Glass.
Everybodv says that we have the largest
and bes"t collection in town and everybody
is surprised at our assortment. You are in
vited to come in and see it. The largest
bowl and the largest collection of bowls we
can show you. Then our assortment of
tumblers, wines, clarets, goblets and so
many other things in our famous natural
gas cut glass is complete, at
Haedy & Hayes',
Jewelers, Silversmiths and Art Dealers,
Trr 529 Smithfield street.
Where
Shall I buy my Christmas presents? Whv,
at Hamilton's music store, !)1 and 93 Fifth
avenue. No advance in prices as the holi
days approach. Prices are marked down,
and easy terms to all purchasers who wish
them on thoroughly A Xo. 1 pijnos, organs
and musical goods. Open until 9 P. 3L each
evening.
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves.
A lot of 8-button length moquetaire
suedes at 75c a pair worth 51 in tans,
browns and g'avs.
JO1?. HORNE & CO.'S
Penu Avenue Stores.
Crayons Free XTntU January 1, 1893.
A life-size crayon free with a dozen cabi
nets at Aufrecht's Studio, 77 Fifth avenue.
Come carlv.
If your grocer does not keep Minnehaha
flour.'and does not want to get it for you,
write to Arbuckle & Co., and they will tell
you the grocer nearest you who does keep it.
Fon a Christmas piano call on H. P.
Ecker & Co., 76 Fifth avenue, Pittsbmc,
Pa. A most complete stock ol reliable
pianos and organs at lowest prices and easy
payments.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh will surely
cure catarrh and cold in the head. Handy,
pleasant. All druggists. 50ents. The
"Chemical Diamonds"
Who has them?
defy experts.
a
Or the Liquor Habit rositielj Cuiud
by
uinimsu?iu JJr. iiaiiicv
Golden Specific
It Is manufactured as a ponder, which can bo
riven in a glass of beer, acupof coffee or tea, or In
food, "without the Knowledge of the patient. It Is
ttfocnltl toll hirmliUh nil it til 1 fT"oT" i nnrw4nnnt
and speedy Ciire, whether the patient Is a modem to
drinker or n alcoholic wreck. It Ins been Riven
In thousands of cae-. and In ererr Instance a per
fect cure has followed, li never fall-. Thesy-tcm
once Impregnated 1th the fepecifiu, it becomes a a
.tter impossibility for the liquor appetite toctlst.
HWCbOKOi particulars free To be had of .A.
J KAMvIX, bixth and Trnn av Pittsburp.
Trade supplied br tEO. A. KELLY & LO. Alle
gheny agents, E. UOLDEN" &. CO.. C3 Tederal st,
jyi-bG-TTS
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A-X.
&?
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m$ , s$
.'-V '- - t r-" . TTJrtJ
Koal "Worcester, in latest dec
orations. Douiton, in most exquisite
col.l decorations.
lloyal Bonn, in all new shapes
and desiens.
Koyal Dresden.in Vases, Clocks,
Futures, etc
Crown Devon, in beautiful dec
orations. Dresden Lace Figures, all sizes
and subjects.
Original Iron Cross "Ware, very
ornamental.
"We hive the above wares (the
finest in the world) in the largest
collection e er shown here, from
iSc to ?22T,.
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FINEST ART
IBICBDIC!
Limoge,
Vienna.
Chocolate
and Pie
Qf- for jour choice from 203 different styles of Coffee, Tea
ZuL mid After-Dinner Cims and Saucers, twth sold hand.
E raisea hand decorations, odd and unique shapes: worth 35c to COs.
QQ- roryour choice lrom Jo umeient styles 01 jcrcncuanu
OOU Carlsbad China Cups and feancers, in quaint shapes,
beautifully decorated, woith50c to$l.
A 0- forvour choice fiom ICO different styles of supcuor
H TvJO French China Cups and Saucers, aitistically dccoi-ated,
R Morth$lto$L50.
BUY NOW, WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE, AND, IP YOU'RE WISE, YOU'LL COME
new ahyektisejiexts.
VOUR FRIEND HAS RHEUMATISM.
Tell him that
HE CAN BE CURED IMMEDIATELY.
Read this testimonial endorsed by one of the leading
Pittsburg merchants.
A MOST WONDERFUL STORY.
Kir. PAUt H. HACKE,
(of Messrs llughus&Hacke)
Vriteso-Iknow-the facts set forth below art
true, AIr.,Patrick Higgins is in my employ.
Pittsburg, Nov. 21, 1891.
Rhelmaticvra Co t
PlTTSBLKG, TA,
Gentlemen: I was completely prostrated -with Rheu
matism for five weeks I suffered with it in the arms,
hands, legs and feet. Mv hands became twisted outof
shape, and mv feet swelled out of all proportion, and
1 could not walk. When Mr Paul Hacke procured for
me a bottle of "Rheumaticura" and I had only taken
three doses of it before I could walk as well aseer.
Vent out tothe race track and exercised my horses that
I have in training at this place. 1 hanks to " Rheuma
ticura, I am now cured and hat e not an ache or pain.
Yours ery truly,
Patrick Higgtns,
77-Detnch St., 16th Ward,
Pittsburg, Pa.
RHEUMATICURA CO.,
616 Penn Ave.
Price, $3 00 per bottle. PITTSBURG, PA
For sale by all druggists.
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HOLIDAY PEESENTS.
GOLD SPECTACLES,
$5 and upward.
GOLD EYEGLASSES,
With ClMin attached, $5 and upward.
PEARL OPERA GLASSES,
$5 and upward.
FIELD GLASSES.
J. DIAMOND,
OPTICIAN.
22 alXTK ST
.83-Goods sold lowerthan any other house
in this city. del-43-D
ROBERT BRUCE WALLACE,
624 PEXX AVEXCE,
Only Manufacturing
E es examined free,
"del 41-ttsu
Optician in tho city.
Satisfaction assured.
USEFUL
HOLIDAY
PRESENTS!
VTE
INVITE
INSPECTION".
WM. E. STIEREN, Optician,
delO-Trs
544 SMITHFIELD STREET.
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J. T. LITTLE,
511 PENN AVENUE.
Conccting defective vision a specialty.
Spectacles aiid Eye Glasses furnished.
11O2&-50-TT3
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GRS)
YLAND OF NOVELTIES IN CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, SILVERWARE, TOYS, ETC.
DnHnanBOtaBiiBiiHEaaBHiHnnBn
I
Christmas G.fts, Indeei
Fish Sets from $6. 48 to S49.
Game Sets from $9.48 to S49.
Ice Cream Sets from $1.48 to $25.
Berry Sets from $3.95 to $18.
Pudding Sets from S4.4S to $22.50.
The above
wares made.
goods represent the best
J
Carlsbad,
Dresden,
Pots, Cincker Jats, Roso Jais.
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mm&&
not Cako Plates. Cheefe Dishes, Bou-Bon Boxes,
Celeiy Tinys. Olive Dishes, Puctdini: Dishes,
Berry Dishes, Sauce Dishes Fancy Plates,
Fruit Bowls, CaKo Plates, Fancy Jugs, Susars
Creims, Salts, Peppers, etc.
srant ever made in Pittslmri
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A TEA SET FOR AN XMAS GIFT!
Something every housekeeper will appreciate.
$2.75
For 56-piecc English Porcelain Tea Sets, handsomely
decorated in poppy designs, worth $5.
NEW ADVEKTISE3IENTS.
A ROYAL FLUSH
BEATS EVERYTHING!
So do the Home-made Over
coats" and Suits manufactured
and sold only by
We have 'em at $12, $15
and $18. You'll be surprised
when you see 'em. Come in !
MOTHERS OF BOYS !
We have Boys' Suits and
Overcoats at $2.50, $3, $4, $5
and $6. They can't be equaled
for the money.
5"Magic Lanterns Free for the Boys!
Visit Our Popular Hat Dep't !
Examine Our Furnishing Dep't !
10.
&
Cor. Smithfield and Diamond Sts.
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ALL ABOARD! GOODBY
To all imitators of Diamonds. AVe leave
thein all far behind. Thero never was as
biilliant stones as
Voltaic : Diamonds!
And there never will he. They are not glass
or paste, nor made from chemicals. The
public has had enough of that kind. They
are the pure crystal. Call and see them tor
yourself. Compare them Tith your own
genuine diamonds. Tho finest Brilliants in
the world. Thev never lade. Covered by
letters patent. Not in the hands of other
Jewelers. Everv stone warranted. Beware
of imitations sold under various other mis
leading name1!. All mounted in solid gold.
BERNARD E. AR0NS, Jeweler,
SOLE OWNE1?,
aee 65 FIFTH AVE.
TAILORING.
Correct 'Winter Suitings and Overcoatings
II. & C. F. AHLERS,
Merchant Tailors,
120 Smithfield St.
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CRYSTAL GLASSWARE.
AVater Sets, in different colors and
shapes.
Wine Sets put up in novel styles.
Tea Sets, in every imaginable style.
Bohemian Berry Bowls in all
shapes.
Beer Sets made in Germany and
Austria.
Tankard Pitchers, in cut and pol
ished glass.
Cut Tumblers in all different de
signs. Table Glassware in every descrip
tion. Even if you don't want to buy
the low prices will tempt you to
do so.
This
lamp,
bowl
onyx
draft
linen
silk
SALLEnC0
Off-l-
"If I lllw
siSii5r r gi
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$12.50
C for Holmes & Edwards'
12 - ounce Silver - Plated
Orange Spoons, handsomely en
graved; regular price 50c.
1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II
MONG the good things of
embraces some of the finest FLEMINGS' selection of
II Whiskies, Brandies, Wines
want They are ready for the Holidays. Send your orders in
early. Take your choice from the following matchless line :
FLEMINGS' PINE OLD EXPORT WHISKY Quarts, $1.00, Six for $5.00.
OYERHOLT'S BEST, SPRING '81 Quarts, $1.00, Six for $5.00.
FINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING, VERY OLD Quaris, $1.50, Six for $7.50.
GIBSON'S TEN-YEAR-OLD-Quarts, $150, Six for $7.50.
These Whiskies equal in flavor and surpass in purity the
most famous. You go to the proper place when you go to
FL1
IT TCP
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For Imported Irish and Scotch Whiskies. They keep
DUNVILLE'S OLD IRISH, WATSON'S FINE GLENLIVET,
SCOTCH, WISE'S OLD IRISH, RAMSEY'S OLD SCOTCH, and Other
Choice Brands in Stock Always.
IFZLjIEIMIIItTGrS'
Make a Specialty in Selling
Pure Oa"l i torn i a "W3rLes3
Embracing the finest Stock in the Country.
Full Quarts 50c Each, or $5.00 Per Dozen.
Mail and C. O. D. orders receive personal and immediate
attention. Address
JOS. FLEMING & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
412 MARKET ST., COR. DIAMOND, Pittsburg, Pa.
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IRON AND STEE1TBUILDINGS,
IF
TRUSSES
PITTSBURG BRIDGE COMPANY, Thirty-Eighth St
noll-47-D
BISQUE
OF
BEEF
GIVES HEALTH
AND STRENGTH.
ALL DRUGGISTS.
$1 A BOTTLE.
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GIVE YOUR BOYS A USEFUL PRESENT.
Press ana Outfits
S1.75, 2.50, 5.00
' 7.50, 10.00,
21.00 to 31.00.
Send 5c for Catalogue
W.A. BUNTING
SO St2x Avo. PITTSBURGH. PA.
IN KAUFMANNS'
$1.9
Beatiful
fitted in
r .
ASV
gZf&tA-f:.
ssxrSL
royal banquet
gold plated
and foot, finest
column, center
burners, artistic
shade, with
fringe,
worth
$25.
c.
rk
S2.G5
For Reed, Barton &
Co.'s Quadruple-plated
Silver Cake Dishes,
Handsomely chased and
engraved on.a very fine
satin finish; regular
price, 5.
CUT GLASS, bril
liant as a diamond, 25
per cent less than
jewelry store prices.
Orange Bowls,
Nut IJowIs,
"Water Bottles,
Tankard Titchers,
' Celery Dishes,
Cream Pitchers,
Ice Cream Sets,
Xappies, etc
BTEFTS: JL"VJl3SrCJT3
D
SMITHFIELD ST'TETdBT.
this life Flemings' Holiday List
and Gins are such as the people
hLX2sTGS3
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Al
GIRDERS
Danner's
Essence of Health.
A Dure family
m o d i o 1 n e for
toning up and re
building toe sys
tem. One of the
greatest blood
purifiers known
1 Unexcelled for
the enre of Rheu
matism, Coughs
and Colds.Catarrh
Asthma, Throat
Diseases, Torpid
Liver, Dizziness and Sick Headache, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Cramps, Dysentery, Di
arrhoea, Scrofula and diseases arising from
Imperfect and depraved state of the blood,
Files, Costlveness, Nervousness, Affections
of the Bladder and Kidneys. Ir properly
taken we guarantee a cure. For salo by
druggists, and
The Danner Medicine Co.,
212 Federal st., Allegheny.
Price $1 00 per bottle; six bottles for $5 00.
Write for Testimonials.
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--SSsSiaiif!
Pastel Pictures by celebrated artists
elegant silver, gold, white or cream
&m A$3&?&it7-, :w&
I1
fHH&xK
c
irames, wun matcnea corners. Picture stores sell them
at $3.50. Our price, $1.95.
1 .. ...
Silver-Plated
Pickle
Casters!
Warranted
triple-plated,
with fine pol
ished glass
bowls and
plated tongs;
worth $2.
APC Another lot of
Q those beautiful
Bisque Figures, 9 inches
high, handsomely dec
orated in different col
ors and gold trimmings,
worth tkc.
$2.25
For Reed, Barton
Quadruple-plated
Silver Butter Dishes,
Satin finish, handsomely en
graved; regular price, $4-50
IN THE MORNING- AND
c
IMiJs
I ors and cold trimmings, 1 Dli?w
m&v& ggfc, "Bff sr Yl l vk?vi
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KAUFMANNS'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KAUFMANNS'
FRF F iMMiL rami FR F F
To their Thousands of Patrons of
In accordance with our old established custom, we will again commence to
day to present our patrons with some compliments of the season no trashy
things, but useful, valuable articles.
WHAT
GIVE
A
j
Made of best English Gloria Silk,
with handsome handle, paragon
frames and steel rod sticks, roll up
very tight and trim; actual value
$2.50;
FREE
With every purchase
of $10, or more, in the
Cloak Department.
WHAT WE GIVE THE CHILDREN.
The grandest, handsomest, largest and most artistically illustrated Pic
torial Book ever given away in Pittsburg. Its price is 75 c. We give it ab
solutely free with ever Boy's Suit or Overcoat or Girl's Cloak or Jacket.
KAUFM
Fifth Avenue and
BA
I.QC, HARDWOOD TOOL
&lO CHESTS, 7 inches wide,
14 inches long, 6 inches high, con
taining 15 articles; regular price, Si.
M
$1.95
BOYS' LARGE IRON
WAGONS,ste,el wheels,
malleable iron trimmintrs, made
very strongly; regular toy store
price, $4.
Fine veloci
pedes with
steel wheels,
mall eable
iron trim
mings, built
very strong;
regular
price S2.50
C Large size children's China
Tea Sets, consisting of 1 9
pieces, neatly decorated, put up m
strong boxes;
worth 85c.
SEUT1
V? Sail 2 IUI1 I 1
JffiStffit T0OI CHfST S
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WMMk
& Co. s WzjMMgaiBsaymnraj
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AVOID THE AFTERNOON RUSH.
TUG GIFTS.
TOE
MiSflME
SOLID OAK
BUCKING CASE
9
With iron footrest, fine carpet top,
sliding bottom; fully 15 inches high,
strong as well as ornamental; actual
value, J2.50; will be given
GRATIS
With every Man's or Boy's Suit or
Overcoat costing $10 or more.
THE LADIES.
A
fl
Beautifully decorated, unique shape,
useful and ornamental, worth 35c,
FREE
WITH EVERY
PAIR OF
LADIES' SHOES.
ANNS'
Smithfield Street.
Extra fine kid
body dolls, with
bisque head, clos
ing eyes, flowing
hair,open mouths,
showing teeth; 20
inches high;
REGULAR PRICE 52.
Large, jointed
dolls, 20 inches
h i gh, hand
somely dressed,
bonnet, shoes,
stockings, etc.;
regular price
S1.50.
Strong
large size
willow doll
carriages,
with hard
wood
wheels
price $1.
and
gearings; regular
9QC for
Q finest
quadruple
plated sil
ver mugs,
satin fin
ished, man
ufactured by Reed,
Barton & Co., regular price S2.25.
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V
19Si
IK WStK
.