THE PTTTSBUIIG DISPATCH. SATURDAY, MAY 28. 1893.
r
V
MUW GOLCONDA
Americans Who Go lo Honduras
With Gilded Imaginations
SECT MAST DISAPPOINTMENTS.
. C r.lioaJes Tc!h the results of Ilia
i:ce:nt reservations.
FEATURES TYUICIl RETARD SCCCESS
Tlie jiiaiiy persons who have emigrated to
Honduras during the last few years are
complaining They are not becoming pros
perous laud proprietors as rapidly as they
iris-li. and in some portions of that torrid,
tea-girt country here are cries lor assist
aace icllinj up.
&. C. Klioades, of ew York, was seen by
a Dispatch man yesterday at the Seventh
Arpuue Hotel, and told of the condition of
affiiirs in Honduras as he found it a couple
of weeks aa
"There h:i. been so much written and
talked o'," lie -aid, "regarding the wonder
ful opportunities to become wealthy in a
short lime in Honduras that I decided to
see for myself. Consequently when I was
ttavm iu that locality a short time ago I
jvent over to Honduras and passed over a
considerable portion of the developed
lands.
Ilmlcmtrd With Imaginations.
"The people I found there were composed
Mostly of hardv, industrious Americans
who had citiicr neglected their golden
opportunities at home or had made dismal
failures, and lnd emigrated with highly
Illustrated imaginings of becoming rich the
morning after their arrival. But they
lidnt, "and the truth of the matter is that
they are still delving and toiling early and
late upon their larms.
"The country is favorable to the growth
if orange, lemon, lime and cocoauut trees.
These plantations are very easy to maintain
alter Jairly started, but the trouble with
the Honduras pioneers is that it is so diffi
cult to get their trees started. There is hard,
tiresome labor lequired for planting, prun
ing and caring lor the trees, and with the
Jaziness ot the natives who are employed,
the farmer is obliged to do the greater part
oi the labor himself.
A l4ick or Native Kncrsy.
"The native negroes are mnch worse than
the negroes ot South America or the South
ern States. They haven't the energy of the
ihiftic-s 'poor whites' of the times before
the liehellion. It is almost impossible to
make them work, and when they do it is
under such protest that their work is but
half done and the farmer is frequently
obliged to go over what they have done.
"These things together with the high
price of foods of foreign manufacture and
the slow, deliberate urowth of the trees, has
a tending to discourage the average man
ami there have been a number of them who
liave thrown up tiie ta-k and have re
turned to more remunerative vocations in
their native land. Others have drifted
into the lazy.careless life ot the natives and
have lost the energy and zeal that dis
tinguished theai when they first arrived.
"Honduras is undoubtedly a good
country for a man who can manage his
estate bv mail or who has the money to
live on, but for the man of meager means it
is not quite so desirable."
MLEGTED
IT
GOLD
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Reason That So Many People
Die of Consumption, Which Kills
About Nine Out of Ten
Who Die of Disease.
Two-Thirds of the. Death's From Lung
Trouble Might Be Avoided If the
Catarrhal Conditions Which Tend
to It Were Treated and Cured
Heed the Warning1 Signs.
it'COOK SAYS SHE IS SANE.
.Mrs. Kuhn Was Committed Tuesday by Drs.
Kmrrlliic; and Neelan.
Tiist End circles were stirred up yester
day over the announccmeut in Tin: Dis
patch that Mrs. Blake was trying to have
iirr daughter, Mrs. Harry 1'. Kuhn, re
leased from Dmnont.
Attorney "Willis McCook, who has charge
cf the case, said yesterday Mrs. Kuhn was
as-fine as anvbody and had only been com-initietf-T
Jlixraont on Tuesday on a certifi
cate from 0r-. Xeelan and Kmerling. The
couple have bean separated for some time.
Mrs. Kuhn owns a house on Highland ave
nue and ha considerable money invested in
stocks and bonds. The case conies up this
morning. .
Hardly a day passes In wlifrti Drs. Copeland,
llall and liyen. are not Drought In contact
with one. two, three or more cases in the last
stages of consumption, aDd many of them so
nlUictcd ith the diseaso that they are be
yond relief, much less cure.
The history of the majority of these cases
is somewhat as follows: Some say that at
sometime or another they had measles,
which induced bronchial troublo and per
sistent cough. Others say that at one
timo or another they contracted cold,
followed by cough and expectora
tion, better in summer, worse in
winter, attended by a gradual loss of flesh
ana strength. Others give a hlstoty of la
grippe, and sav that since the disease they
liavoueen subject to cough and rising of
ninttery phlegm, shortness of breath, grad
ual loss of flesh and of strength, and occa
sional night sweats. Others again are un
able to assign anv cause tor their ill
hoalth, sav their ll'rst symptoms were a
slight cough, generally dry and hacking,
followed by the raising of a thin mucus,
which In time became opaque and streaked
w ith blood, at times wandering pains in the
upper poitinn of the chest and between the
shoulders, dislike of fatty food, dyspeptic
symptoms, gradual decline in flesh and
strength. Tliey tell us that tho family doc
tor in attendance assured them it was only
a little cold or bronchial trouble, or dyspep
sia, or general debility, from which they
wonld in time recover.
When recovery or even improvement in
these cases failed to show itself and the
Eationt had lost nearly a third In weight,
ecame pale and debilitated, the chest had
lost either its power of expansion or con
traction, the collar bone, ribe and bones of
the shoulder joint became prominent, the
night sweats profuse and weakening, tho
stomach symptoms distressing, the cough per
sistent and harassing, tho mucus purulent.
the voice husky, tho flmrers clubbed and the
mind abnormailv hopeful, the family and
friends realize tfie situation, the true nature
of the disease, call in another doctor experi
enced in chest troubles, who pronunoes
it an unmistakable case of consump
tion. He assures the family that in
that stage cure is hopeless, and advises
them to resign themselves to the inevitable.
The foregomc statement faiily represents
the history and decline of the average con
sumptive. It is needless to say that If tho
true nature of the case were in time coi
rectly diagnosed, and accordingly treated,
the last and hopeless stags or tho disease
would not have been reached.
In view of our advanced knowledge of the
different forms of consumption and of the
several changes that take place In the lungs
with the different stages of each form, and
of the inventions and discoveries made to
arrest the progress of these changes, there is
no excuse for peiniitting this class of
patients to pass into a hopeless decline.
CONSIDERS IT A DETr.
w M of .r4r
4g N-
ro(
CJURE
Rheumatism
GntiT&ljjM5AG0
It will not raise the dead; but hear -what a
Xew York gentleman has to say about it:
New York, May 4, 1892.
McKlnnio & Chessman Mfg. Co., Pittsburg,
Pa.:
Gentlimbk: For sevoral years I have
bcon tioubled very badly with rheumatism
and learning of Kheumacura and Its certain
cure, I purchased a bottle, and nfter the use
of half the bottlo I was entirely cured. I
then gave the remedy to Mr. O. S. Bailey,
the well-known livery man, and cared him.
Then I went to New Orleans, where I mot
Mr. C'has. Johnston, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who
had Just returned from Hot Springs and got
no benefit. I gave him a bottle arid cured
him In three days.
The reason I give this letter, is becanso I
think It is my duty to relieve the suffering
of mankind. Yours very truly.
EDWAUD KERNEY,
Of Van Tassell & Kerney, Thirteenth
street, Now York.
Prico$3per bottlo. For sale by all drug
gists. M'KINN!E& CHESSMAN BTB CO.,
610 Penn ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
my22-TTssu
The Drug Firm of
JOS. FLEMING & SON,
412 MARKET ST., COR. DIAMOND,
Is fast achieving more than
local reputation for handling
fine lines of Liquors especially
adapted for home and medici
nal use. We here specify some
of the very finest whiskies
available :
FLEMING'S OLD EXPORT,
Quarts $100 each, or six for $3.00.
FINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING,
7 Quarts $LB0, or six for $7.50.
.incrtY'tc mpv vw . T at t
UlUOUil 0 -Lfi.-X 4&1V JLUt
FLEMING'S PURE MALT,
Quarts $1.50, or six for $7.50.
Quarts $1.00 each.
That Is Why Mis? Sarah Irwin Gives Testi
mony as to the Success of Drs. Copeland,
llall and Bjrrs.
"I never expected to see my name and
picture in the paper," savs Miss Sarah Irn in ,
who resides at Mansfield, one of the many
lovely suburbs of Pittsburg, on the line of
the Panhandle Railroad, "but Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers' treatment of my case of
catarrh was so thorough and scientific, I
think it my duty to testify to their
ability and gentle and courteous treat
ment. Like a great many otheis
I was skeptical, ana had bnt little
confidence ut first, but their manner
OMEN'S WOKK at the World'. Talr by
Mnry tern pie Brjard in TIIE DISPATCH
lo-iuorrow.
Could Not Wait Any Longer.
John Sankry and Mamie Morgan, of the
Southside, eloped to Camden, '. J., and
urere married there Thursday. The boy is
l'Jand the girl IS. The parents did not
object but the children could not wait.
Sankey is a son of "William Sankev, real
estate agent at Carson and Twenty-fifth
Etreels.
Siith Annual Picnic, Stationary Engineers,
at Id!cwild, U V. K. 15.
The Pennsj 1 ania Railroad will run special
oxcurston trains to this delighttul crovo
Decoration Djv, Mav SO, leaving Union
station at S. :15 ana C0 a. m. Rate, adults,
SSccnts: children, 5, cents, from Pittsburg.
Conespomlinjr low rates from stations east.
Trains will stop at East Liberty, Wilkins
burg, Braddock, Turtle Creek, Wilmerding,
Irwin, I'cnn, Manor, Jeannette and Greens
burg. Trains Ieae gioe returning at Cs20
r. m.
Jim Sarah Jrtcin, Jlantfield, Pa.
The Bartlett Warm Air Furnaces,
The Bartlett London Kitchens,
Tlie.l. C. R. Wrought fctcel Ranges,
The Jewett Gai Ranges and Boilers,
The Cinderella Ranges and Stoves,
Can be seen in all their glory at Nos. 203
nnd20j Wood street. Call and examine be
fore purchasing. Estimates furnished for
any woik required.
rxcuiteiox to Litni
Saturday Night, May 2S.
By special train leaving Pittsburg and
Lake Erie station at 7 r. si.. Western time, 8
l: sl, city time. Rate only $3 10 to Erie and
return, tickets good until June 2 to leturn.
Tickets may be bought of the committee or
atoUlccjofP. A L. K. R. R.
The ttusy People's Opportnnity.
On Monday yon can consult, Prof. Littlo,
Ireeofrhare, at IS ixth avenue, and deter
mine whether youi headache is duo to a
laulty eye should or should not use glasses
or your eyes "icnaiicd"' like new. Per
fection in lenses and trames the best that
science and experience :i Holds.
Largest in the State.
The People's Saving Bank at No. 81 Fourth
avenue has the largest capital of any savin"
institution in the Mate, and it is a sale and
j-uliable place to put tho money you havo
laid aside lor a rainv day. Deposits of $1
mid upward are received and interest at the
rate of i per cent allowed thoieon. If yon
have no bank account, now is the accepted
time to open ouo and your earnings will in
crease as time goes on. TTS
Tine Upright Piano for S200v
A splendid uprurht piano, neaily new, will
JieMild lorSiOO, worth $200. Tim instrument
Is In firs-t-class condition and ha a line tone
and good action. For particulars call or
write IltsRicKS MrMr Co., Lim.,
101 and 103 Fifth avenue.
of leceiving patients, and mode of consulta
tion and examination immediately put mo
at my ease and Inspired confidence in their
skill.
"My trouble was principally of a local na
ture confined to the nose and throat, post
nasal and pharyngeal catarrh, I was in
formed, and I was congratulated on having
consulted them before it had extended to
the lungs and stomach, causing thereby
constitutional symptoms. I had pains over
the forehead and through temples, a clog
ging up of the nostrils, with dropping of
mucus into the throat, which kept mo hawk
ing and spitting to expel, a raw and Irri
tated condition of the throat, with all the
head symptoms we usually read of as ac
companying this affection. Now 1 am haDpy
to sav that I am freed of all these annoying
and distressing symptoms and I cheerfully
recommend Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers'
treatment to all my friends and the public"
Orders by mail or telephone
receive prompt attention.
Goods delivered cheerfully
to any part of the two cities
free.
JOS. FLEMING & SON
Is the proper party to address for any of the
aDovegooQS.
112 Market St., cor. Diamond, Pittsburg, Pa.
my22-TTasu
Don't Scare
Yourself Sick.
Disease Feeds on the Disordered
Imaginations of Ignorant Men.
Functional symptoms, harmless in them
selves, are distorted into derangements of
the most serious nature by the morbid
brooding of a frightened mind. Your mind
should be kept bright vigorous healthy by
rays oi purest sunsnine. Lee us orusn away
all the old shadows of ignorant superstition
and let in somo
New Light on
Old Subjects.
A Regular Physician's Book of Information
and Advice.
The author is not interested in the sale of
appliances of any kind, his sole purpose
being to furnish to those afflicted wtth real
or imaginary ailments a reliable source of
information. A large number will be at
once restored by the discovery that their ills
are imaginary and symptoms not incon
sistent with health.
Some space Is devoted to the best methods
of treating CATAKKll, a diseaso by no
means so dangerous as popularly supposed.
Written in plain, every-day English, and
published in condensed, convenient form.
One Votumr: Price, S2.00. Sent by mall
on receipt of price.
Addiess
Crownshicld Publishing Co.,
my22-241-Trssu CHICAGO, ILL.
Decoration Day Office Hoars.
For the accommodation of those who de
sire to take advantage of the cheap excur
sion rates to visit the office for consultation
and treatment, and also those emoloyea
during the usual working hours." Drs.
Copeland, Hall & Bycrs-.will keep their office
open on Decoration Day from 9 a. sr. to 11 a.
sl, a r. M. to 5 r. jr., and 7 r. m. to 9 p. M. Their
aim is always to serve and accommodate the
public at the least possible expense, and that
these efforts are appreciated is attested by
the large patronage bestowed upon thorn.
SPIT UP BLOOD,
Which L-d Mr. S. C. Tetley to Think Ho
Had Nailer's Consumption His Treat
ment and Cure by Drs. Copeland, Hall
and Dyers.
"It is twelve years since I first became
troubled," says Mr. Tetloy, a machinist em
ployed at Lewis Foundry and Machine Com
pany, corner South Tenth and Bingham
streets, Southside, and who resides on
William street. Thirtieth ward. "At that
time I was working in tho nail department
where there was considerable dust, which
was so irritating that it would cause severe
pain in 1113- eyes nose, throat, and lungs. I
had violent headaches, dry and sore throat,
severe stomach trouble, pains through chest
to shoulder blade, lost flesh rapidly, etc.,
etc., etc Several times I spit up blood, and
I thought I had what we nailers called
Nailer's Consumption. I became alarmed
about myself, and consulted Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers, and can say to-day that 1
am a well man. I cheerfully bear witness to
their skillful and kindly treatment."
ALMOST CRAZED BY PAIN
Mcx'silk underwear, summer weight.
JiJiLi II. Aikl. & Co., 100 Filth avenui
We will call on you with samples and fur
nish estimates on lurmture icupholsierv.
Hauou i. Keenak, 33 Water street.
A QtJAr.Trn of a million barrels is tho ca
pacity of the Iron City Brewing Company,
nn undeniable tribute to Its superiority,
purity aud refreshing quaities.
The greatest thing on earth to kill
roaches, bedbugs, etc-, is Buginc. 25 cents.
Ladies' suits and teagowns at extraordi
narily low prices this week, at Eosenbaum
& Cob.
Pibfect action and perfect health result
from the use of Do Witt's Little Early Risers.
A perlect little pill. Very small; very sure.
Dos't fail to see James"!!. Aiken & Co.'s
lino of fine neckwear, ito Fifth avenue.
Was Mr. Tred Lyons, an Employe of the
Westlnchonse Machine Company.
"I am glad to make a public statement of
my case." says Mr. Lyons, "Drs. Copeland,
llall and llyurs have accomplished so much
for me. I suffered severe nouralgic pains
through my head that almostdrovo me wild.
I also had pains in my chest sharp, shoot
ing pains like the stab of a knife. I would
have pains in my back and under my shoulder-blades,
I would also have distressing
pains after eating. Under Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers' treatment all these dis
tressing pains have left mo and I feci liko a
new person."
PROF. LITTLE,
73 Slxtlmv., is the only
Graduate Optician
in tho citr.
Ills system assures perfection both in lenses
and frames. my5-TTB
cfo
ABICSESIENTS.
Sl40M
THEATRE
This Week, Matinees Wednesday A Saturday,
DhLANGE AND RISING In
TANGLED UP AND WHY?
May SO Gracie Emmett in the Pulse of
New York. m v23-9
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MISS JULIA MARLOWE,
ASSISTED BY ROBERT TABER.
Matinee to-day AS YOU LIKE IT
To-night.......... TWELFTH NIGHT
Prices, 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1, $1 50.
Next week Tho Midnight Alarm. mv28
THE ALVIN THEATER
CHARLES L. DAVIS... .Owner and Manager
Week commencing MONDAY, MAY 23.
Matinee Saturday only. C. B. Jefferson,
Klaw & Erlanger's Select Company of Come
dians, in the bright and sparkling comedy,
THE PRODIGAL FATHER.
A -WEEK OF LAUGHTER.
MAY 30-The Lilliputian Operatic and Bur
lesque Company, of Berlin. my23-39
THE ALVIN---EXTRA.
Last and best week of the season, commenc-
ine Monday, May 30.
Appearance of this season's greatest sensa
tion, THE LILIPUTIANS
In their most successful spectacle,
THE PUPIL IN MAGIC.
Two grand ballets, with more than 150
artists. New scenery, gorgeous costumes,
grand effects.
Seats now on sale. mv26-7
Drs. Copeland, nail and Byers treat suc
cessfully all curable cases at 68 Sixth ave
nue, Pittsburg, Pa. Office hours, 9 to 11 a. jr.,
2 to 5 r. if. and 7 to 9 r. st. Sundays, 10 a. K.
to4r. M. Specialties Catarrh and all dis
eases of tho eye, ear, throat and lungs; dys
pepsia cured; nervous diseases cured; skin
diseases cured.
Many cases treated successfully by mail.
Send tcent stamp for question blank.
Address all mail to
DRS. COPELAND, HALL BYERS,
06 Sixth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
$5 A MONTH
CATARRH AND KINDRED DISEASES
TREATED AT THE UNIFORM RATE OF
$5 A MONTH THROUGHOUT THE SPRING
AND faUMMER MONTHS, MEDICINES
FURNISHED FREE. my2J
BASEBALL!
EXPOSITION PARK.
TWO GAMES.
Decoration Day, May 30.
PITTSBURG VS. BALTIMORE.
Games called at 10 a. m. and S r. M.
Reserved seats on sale at McClurg's, cor
ner Wood st. and Fifth ave. mj 25-41
HARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
To-nisht, Matinee To-Day.
Last Performances or
THE SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR.
Monday next. Decoration day,
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES.
Matinee at 2. Night prices.
A. New SpeoiajCty Co.'
' my28-3i
HARRIS' THEATER MRS. P. HARRIS
R. L. Britton, T. F. Dean, Proprietors
and Managers. Evory afternoon and even
ine. BILLY LESTER'S BIG SPECIALTY SHOW
Week May 30 Daniel A. KeUy in his new
play, "After Seven Years." my2i-90-TTS
CHOICE
FLOWERS,
AT
LOW PRICE
BEN. L. ELLIOTT'S,
Telephone 1834. 38 Fifth are..
apSI-rra Between Wood and Markes,
JSEW ADVJCRTISEJTENTS.
LIGHT UNDERWEAR.
PRICES
SPEAK
FOR
THEMSELVES.
Lightweight underwear for La
dies, Misses and Children is shown
here in great variety and at prices
that every economical buyer will
appreciate. We don't handle the
so-called cheap trash, but offer
such values in honest goods as you
npvpr rinrl rtpfrr TfiJ? rr iAa
talk; we invite every reader of this advertisement to call and be convinced
that they can save money at these stores. Read and profit:
HONEST
DEALING
OUR MOTTO
ALWAYS.
Bibbed Lisle Vests, 10c, 'lCe, 18c, 22o, 24c,
23c, 30c, 38c
Ribbed Lisle Vests, long sleeves, 38c and
48a
Bibbed Lisle Pants, 33c and 50c.
Fine Gauze Vests, 25.o; Balbriggan Vests,
37c
Imported Swiss Bibbed Vests, 25c, 48c,
60c
Nice Silk Vents, white and colors, 75c,
51, ?L25, JL50, etc
Lisle Union Suits, 51.25, 51.75.
Black Equestrienne Pants, 51.
"Well-made, good-fitting Muslin Chem
ses, 20c, 25c, 35o, 40c, 50c, 75o, etc.
"Well-made, good-fitting Muslin Pants,
25o, 42c, 50c, 68c, 75c, etc
Fine Muslin Skirts, 38c, 50c, 66c, 75o,
82c, 98c, etc
Embroidered Corset covers, 18c, 25c, 28c,
38c, 50c, eta
Full line of Children's Gowns, Skirts and
Pants, Children's Gimps, from 2 to 12
years, 29o up.
Silk Skirt ChemiseB. in beautlfnl shades.
A new line of Black Sateen Skirts, 62o
to 52.50.
Fine Black Silk Skirts from 54.25 to 57.25.
Colored Silk Skirts from 55.50 to 58.75.
Striped Wash Skirts from 50c, 75c, 85o,
90c
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREATEST REDUCTION KNOWN.
Tardy spring has no terrors for us. While other houses whine about
slow business we have determined to make this the busiest week of the year
in our Cloak Department. You've read of bargains and cut prices, but just
see if you have ever read the like of this before. Mind you, no catch penny
offers, but straight legitimate business that will make competitors just a shade
weary:
Ladies' new Cloth Blazers, $1. 95, were $4; 2.45, were $4.95; 2.95,
were 5; S4.45, were S7.50.
Ladies' new Cloth Capes at half price and less; nice goods from 3.50
to $7.25.
All Reefers and Newmarkets marked down to a point that will sell them
quickly.
145 fine new Suits selling off at half price and less.
XThe above are positively the greatest bargains offered here or any
where else this season.
KATJFMANNS'
SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAINS!
OUTING SHIRTS.
KAp For fine Cheviot
UU Outing Shirts, with
laundered collar and cuffs;
regular price 74c.
510-518 MARKET STREET.
CQp For extra quality
VJC7 French Madras Soft
Shirts, elegant make and fin
ish; regular price $1.
yAp Fr finest Fast Col
' or Oxford Outing
Shirts, with laundered collar
and cuffs; regular price $1.
HAT DEPARTMENT.
QOp For the celebrated
v70 "Sterling" Brand
Zephyr and Basket Cloth
Outing Shirts, with laundered
collar and link cuffs; regular
price $1.50.
1 Qf For fine Cheviot Out-Avyv-'
jng Shirts, in light
colors; regular price 50a
myii-TTi
IF YOU WANT
PIGKLES
PRES
ES
Full line of Manhattan
Eagle and Fisk, Clark &
Flagg's Outing Shirts, also
all kinds of English Leather
Belts at
BOTTOM PRICES.
ML W
THE STRASSBURG,
The new Soft Hat, combining tlie height
of style, dressiness and comfort. A favor
ite with young and old, and preferred by
many to the Derby.
Prices 83 and $3. All Colors and Black.
1
H
Of For genuine French
Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes; regu
lar price $i.
COp For Russian Blue
JVks Balbriggan Under
wear; latest fad out; cannot
be duplicated under $x. (Half
Hose to match at 25c)
Hii
iTff 4?
THE NEW YACHT"
Will be the most popular Straw Hat for
Gentlemen this season. We have It In
different braids and shapes Blue, Black,
White or Havana.
Prices 1 50c, 69c, OSc and up to $3.50.
'7Qr For genuine two
I v?U thread French Bal
briggan Underwear; sold by
other houses as big bargains
lor $1.
d1 1 Q ForConradeFried
MAm17 man's regular
made German Balbriggan
I Inderwear; regular price $2.
OCT- For Men's good
dJ-r Balbriggan Under
wear, French finish; regular
price 40c.
Full line of Silk Un
denvear at One-Third
Less Than Regular
Prices.
"Half Hose to match all
Underwear.
:, ETC.,
Of acknowledged merit, the result of
experience, skill, cleanliness and
new equipment, then buy
HEINZ'S
And don't let your grocer load you
up with the product of some novice
who is learning the business and ex
perimenting at your expense.
EETTHE
i
There are
other Heinz
condiments,
but the
ORIGINAL,
introduced
In 1869, al
ways Dear
this TRADE
JIARKSS-
jSSS
xgmmf
my27-G-D
FREE!
A fine BRASS DRUM or MUSICAL HOOP given gratis
with every Boy's Suit, and a magnificent Imitation Oxidized
Silver Purse gratis with every pair Ladies' Shoes to-day. '
KATJFMANNS',
FIFTH AVENUE AND SMITHFIELD STREET.
JAS. M'NEIL & BR0.,
BOILEBS, PLATE AND SHEETIBON
WOBK.
PATENT SHEET-IRON ANNEALING
BOXES.
With an increased capacity and hydranllo
machinery, we are prepared to furnish all
work In onr line cheaper and better than by
the old methods. Repairing and general
machine work. Twenty-ninth street and
Allegheny Valley Railroad. felS-60-TTS
drat
.flan
UiIhII
AIX JtlXDS
FIELD
GLASSES
All Prices.
STIEREN
544 Smithfield St
my27-TTS
THEY
ARE
-
SELLING
AND
IF you are wise you will improve this OPPORTUNITY OF
A LIFETIME by being one of the buyers. The lots at
ALIOUIPPA have been on the market iust six weeks. In
that time half the property has been sold. A record that speaks volumes for the
new manufacturing town, whose advantages for permanent and profitable im
provement are unexcelled or equaled. A $300 lot there is already enhanced in
value over 75 per cent to those who purchased them a month ago, while the com
pany have made no increase in their prices. A $300 lot (the average price) will
double or even treble in value the next year. Why not investigate this golden
opportunity ? It is as safe as a Bank or Building and Loan Association, and will
give you much handsomer returns on your money. 50 lots were sold at the sale
on Wednesday. Representatives of the company will be found on the grounds
every day, for which trains leave the P. & L. E. Station at 7, 8, 12:30 and 2:55,
city time. Special arrangements have been made to show investors over the
grounds on Decoration Day. Plans and information to be had also at the office of
-5N
ALIQUIPPA
NE-
BARGAINS TO-DAY.
TO-DAY, SATURDAY,
You will find special bargains in our store. We will sell
you all the latest styles in
MEN'S ID BOYS' CLOTHING
ON OUR EASY CREDIT PLAN,
At lower prices than others sell for cash.
KOEHLER'S
INSTALLMENT HOUSE,
17 SIXTH STREET 17
WE NOW OCCUPY THE ENTIRE BUILDING.
MERCHANT TAILORING Z.TZXZZ
Domestic Fabrics which we will make up in the latest style and guar
antee satisfaction.
Watches and Jewelry.
American Watches, Gold, Gold Filled and Silver, and the choicest
! line of Diamonds and Jewelry.
WITHOUT
LUI I SECURITY.
OUR TERMS:
One-third down, balance in small weekly, semimonthly
or monthly payments.
I
KOEH
LERS'
ROOM 30, WESTINGHOUSE BUILDING.
jny22-S7-Tbssa
INSTALLMENT HOUSE,
17 SIXTH STREET 17
JVisitors will be shown through with pleasure.
WE NOW OCCUPY THE ENTIRE BUILDING.
TUODen evenings till o. Saturdays till 11 P. M.
mv2S-U
J. B. VANDERGRIFT COAL COMPANY, Limited
VAJCDEKGKIPT :BUi:CIX2G.,
TELEPHONE, XO. 191.
Y0UGH10GHENY MS AND STEAM COR. WHITE AND RIVER SAND.
I UUUIIIUUIILIB I U(1U flllU Ulklllll UUUkl link iiiiu
JW Prompt service to manufacturers and consumers generally.
Ifllla mnnllflfl vrlth vfvat aaurl
pl2-5i-TTS
m
a
SPBfttK
-....JfrA. ejri.
' cj. x