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THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1891
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A SOLID PROSPERITY
Indicated by the Fact That a Cholera
Scare Doesn't Injure
THE BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY.
The Occasion Used by Stock Brokers to.
See-Saw the Market.
A LESSdX TO LEAR5 FEOJI STRIKES
rsrrcixi. TrLiasm to tiii dispatch, j
New York, Sept. 18. "The Country's
Solia Prosperity," is the title of Matthew
Marshall's article for to-morrow's Skii, which
reads as follows:
The announcement on Wednesday that a
few cases of Asiatic cholera had appeared
in the ctty Itself was made the occasion of a
depression of prices on the stock exchange
similar to that which traj produced a fort
night before, when the steamers from Ham
burg with cholera victims on board be;ati
to arrive atQuarantine. How far the sellers
of stocks were really frightened, and How
far they only pretended to be so, it is, of
course, not possible to say, but surely Ave
or six cases of cholera among 2,000,003
people should not cauo prolound alarm.
One case, indeed, was not Discovered to be
or the Asiatic variety until more than a
week after It occurred, and then only by a
careful microscopic Investigation. Jor, in
this case, had the disease spread from the
patient to healthy persons, although, of
course, no steps had been taken to prevent
it Horn doing so.
Were Xew York like Hamburg, an old,
closely-built and ill-drained city, supplied
with contaminated water, there would bo
some reason for expecting the epidemic,
once stai ted, to rage here as it did in Ham
burg. 1 hat In the few instances thus far re
ported it has died out on the spot, shows
that it lias, as yet, found little food to feed
on.
Cholera Not Such a Rare Disease.
If the truth could be known, probably not
a year passes without dozens of deaths tak
ing place in the city from intestinal troubles
which, upon examination, would be proved
to possess the true cholera character. They
do not run into an epidemic because the
roidltions do not favor it, and those now
coming to light will, there is evident reason
to believe, be equally harmless. Consider
ing that during the snmmor months the
deaths from cholera infantum and cholera
morbus frequently amount to several hun
dreds a week, those now attributable to
Asiatic cholera seem hardly worth atten
tion, and certainly ought not to create a
panic.
Still, I do not refuse to recognize the fact
that the advent of the cholera and the un
certainty which, in the absence of experi
ence, prevails with most people as to its
lutuio career, have discouraged the buying
of stocks and prevented the making of an
effective resistance to the downward course
of prices. I comprehend very w ell, too, the
despondency not only of persons who have
been compelled by the wiping out of their
margins to soil their stocks at a loss, but of
investment holders who have not sold and
are under no necessity of selling, but who
have to endure the eight of an apparent
shrinkage or their capital. Their incomes
are nowite lessened nor likely to be lessened
by the epidemic, but such is the constitu
tion of human nature that high quotations
for one's property are viewed with pleasure
and a decline in them causes pain.
Shrewd Stock Operators' Schemes.
Shrewd stock operators nro awara of
this fact, and act accordingly. If by bold
and persistent sales they can produco a
nominal fall, a real fall is likely to follow it
und to give them hack at a profit what they
liae?oId. We have all soen the thing done
over and over again, and yet e continue to
be influenced by it. Fortunately, the coun
try's prosperity does not depend upon the
ew York Stock Exchange, and is little af
fected by its vagaries. It is too solid
in its nature, and rests upon too
broad a foundation to be "seriously
impaired even by the ravages of cholera in
the worst form that the timid expect it to
take. Nor are the exportation of gola, the
recent labor troubles und the alleged mis
chiefs of the JIcKinloy taiiC to lie accepted
is indications of a dlclme in it. The Indus
ry of C0,O00,CO0 of people, wi:h millions of
-res ol fei tile soil, vast and productive
amtu ingenionF mechanical
in cntions, is too .'slily I force and accom
plishes rrtults of too Immense proportions
to be thwarted by such petty agon cies.
Why the cholera is not to be feared as a
destroyer of values, and whv the exporta
tion of gold, even it it should result In put
ting the metal to a premium, will not pro
duce an serious uilcchier, I have already
explained on thisniidon previous occasions.
That the philanthropic and tender-hearted
Iwopie who sec in the strikes at Homestead,
lullalo and cither places evidence of deep-t-eated
w rong and of coining industrial dlsis
ter, as well as the political wilters and
speakers w ho denounce the JIcKlnley tarllT
as tho cause ot a commercial depression ai
readv creat and sure to become greater, are
likewise in the wrong I think can also bo
made plain to any one w ho ill dispasalon
aielj consider the'facts.
A Discontent That Is Frequent.
Undoubtedly, strikes such as that at
Uuuiettead agalns: a reduction ot wages.
Hint at Buffalo for higher wages, that of tho
Sew England granite cutters against a
change in the date of fixing wages, and that
of the building trades in this city against
the employment of non-union workmen
must be admitted to indicate a great
deal ot discontent among the earn
ers o' their living by manual
labor. In this iopecr, however, ibey
not differ irom tho rest ol mankind, especi
ally that portion of it which dwells In this
country. Ihe United Slate would not ue
what it is if our forefathers had not been
di-content with the rule of Great Britain,
and if ewiy one of us, both native and
foiein born, were not discontented with his
lot in life and striIng to better it. Discon
tent begets pntei prise, stimulates ingenuity,
und promotes industrial activity.
The ineu who work for wages, when they
endeavor to secure gi eater compensation,
shorter hours, or any other improvement in
their relations with their omployers. are ac
tuated by tho same motives as the buildnrs
ot railroads, the founders of factories, the
openers of mines, and all the other varieties
of money s-eekers. Their stukes are
no more proof of misery than
are corners in stocks, the tormation of trusts
or railroad rate w ars. Besides, when hun
dreds and even thousands of men areablo to
lite without work tor whole months at a
time, as we see them doing when theyaieon
a strike, it shows that they are by no means
in a state of utter destitution and starva
tion. Labor troubles, as prools of decaying
industrv, may therefore be treated as what
the mathematicians call negligible quanti
ties. A H'KEESPOKIEB TWiCfi ASSAILED.
At Tirst Beaten for No Apparent Canse,
and Afterward Bobbed.
I.IcKEEsrOKT, Sept- 18. ISpecial
Stewart Carrol, a well-known resident of
this city, about 00 years old, and a brother
of 'Squire James Carrol, was waylaid last
night between 9 and 10 o'clock and danger
ously injured. To add to his affliction, he
was robbed at 10 o'clock this morning.
Saturday evening he was on his way to
the East End. At the junction of i"ifth
avenue and White street he was pounced
upon by three unknown men. What their
object was is not known, but one of the
highwaymen used a club. A terrible blow
on the right arm broke the bone badly and
terribly lacerated the flesh. Another blow
in the mouth cut the lips and almost broke
the nose. Another mangled the flesh about
the right eye, while still another injured
the old man's leg and left him lying beside
a fence, terribly beaten and helpless.
This morning at i o'clock he regained
ronsciousuess and staggered to the office of
Dr. O. & Weddell, who set the broken
bones and sewed up the other wounds. Mr.
Carrol again started home, when he was
met bv a stranger, who wanted to oiler his
sympathy. Carrol had occasion to change
from one" pocket to the other 515 in money,
and while in the act the stranger snatched
the moneand escaped by leaping upon a
moving freight train.
Toilet Lanoline, best remedy for rough
ness, tan, face-spots, insert boils. Believes
itching at once. Unequalled for the nur
sery. Ask for Toilet Lanoline.
FrII Suiting,
Trouserings and overcoatings now ready at
l'ltcalrn's, 13t Wood street.
rsKTEcr action and perrect health result
from theuseo'De Witt's Little Early lilsors.
A perfect little pill. Vcrymall; very sure
ALL SATURDArS NEWS
Fully Covered by the 20 Big Pages of Tho
Sunday Dispatch.
Those who failed to read Thi Scttdat Da
rATcn missed the most cheering report that
has yet come from New York Quarantine,
not tomention a thousand other good things.
Tho leading eients of the day previous were:
Local.
Only six schools In the Old City are in
good sanltarv condltioit ...Fittsburgers re
leased from Quarantine are coming hpmo
....Forger Markaban was landed in Jail....
Joseph Gentt murdered his brother..A
Chinaman Joined the , chnrch....Grand
Army men started for Washlngton....Tbe
Fifteenth Iteglment ordered homer..Tn.e
strike delajed the opening of a coal mine
Another signature to the Amalgamated
scale was secured.... Three persons were
killed by trains....Fiity firms violated the
smoke ordinance.. ..CoL Andrews returned
irom North Capo....The heat caused a
plaeuoof bedbu28....A firm offered $400,000
for the old postofflce site... . Chief Digelow is
considering a monument projeot for benen
lev Park.. ..Pittsburg and Turtle Creek are
connected by a street railroad... .Four hun
dredforelgners were naturalized. ...The last
day at Homewood saw some fine sport....
Miss Potter won the tennis honors.... Steam
boatmen and borough authorities were sued
for death damages.
General.
Fire Island is in rebellion again.... New
Yoik 'has been free from real oholera for
four days.. ..immigrant are rauuiug ui
blockade at Detroit.... Harrison may pro
hibit immigration. ...No explanation or the
Temescal suspension Is made. ...An Ohio
child awoke to find his mother and the baby
murdered. ...McKeesport is afflicted with
contagious diseases .... Roulette sharps
swindled a Plttsbnrser out of 815,000... .A
Chicago man has wives In every State.... A
railroad President was killed.... Corbett
and Sullivan sparred at New Tork
....Mrs. Harrison is improvlng.Farmer
Adams is dying... . Indiana has tt
new natural gas El Dorado ....The
Niagara Falls power works are nearly
finished... .A Camden man was locked up in
his safe.. ..A new move was made in the
. ...... i.kAA... c,f?n li4af!riTv
II1U3I 1ULUUU3 IUUDUMim-o ou.w... .w--w ....
Pittsburg lost another ball game.... veter
ans are gathering at Washington.. ..Weaver
aud Field Issued a Joint letter of acceptance
Flower talked on the attempt on his
life ...Labor Commissioner Peck was al
lowed togivo ball. ...Two St. Louis swells
indulged in a six-round prize fight.. ..A
navy yard fire destroyed the machinery of a
cruiser.. ...Governor Flower has hopes for
thuNew YorkDomocracy ...McKiniey spoke
at Somerset ...senator Hill still feels sore
Uoosevelt round a postofflce assessment
case.
Foreign.
Many foreign ports are quarantining
against New York.. ..Carnegie is entertain
ing friends in tho Scottish Highlands....
Baron Fava has been recalled. ...Tho Duke
of Orleans will visit the World's Fair.. ..The
fastest vessel afloat is under contract....
The Eatser is not coining to Chicago...
Lowell's-book is almost ready. ...The Will
iam Astor Chandler expedition in Africa
has started. ...Germany is suffering an epi
demic of disinfection Hamburg threatens
to boycott towns that quarantined agatust
her Slcllvis overrun by brigmds... .Gor-
manv is to have an imperial sanitary system
....Prussia Is to reform her electorate....
The ravages of cholera continue, but the
1.1 t ... 1I..U. rr wttrtntfrtlf- Mill
A lamily of matrimonial frauds are in a
Paris jail. ...London had a senseless bank
panic and is talking of dolls and trousers.
Tho Daltons Personating Officers.
El Paso, Tex., Sept. 18. The mystery
concerning the alleged capture of the
Daiton gang at Deming, N. 3L, seems to
deepen. It is almost certain that the man
who personated Deputy Marshal Will
iams is a member of the gang, aud he has
been located by detectives.
Teed Proselyting in Massachusetts.
Lyxjt. Mass., Sept. 18. Cyrus K. Teed,
the evangelist of Koreshauity, has secured
several well-to-do converts of this city, who
will shortlv dispose of their property and
remoe to Chicago to join Teed's "Unity"
there.
IIOBSFOKD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Imparts New Energy to the Brain,
giving the feeling and sense of increased in
tellectual power.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Cholera Preventive.
A prominent physician, in talking of the
cholera scare, said that many of the fatali
ties were directly due to the use of unwhole
some food, which weakened the system and
furnished fertile ground for the develop
mont nt Minlora frpTTTifi Tfc is the imnerative
dutv of everyone to take special care in the
direction oi eating, saiu ue, uuu aco w
,.:.......;... nMina .i-a lronf ?inrmnl TTft
might have added that the most wholesome
bread is made irom tne ncn, pure meiim
flour that is made in this city, and, as bread
is the roost widely used article of food,
everyone should eat bread baked from it
"Happy Am I, From Car I'm Free,"
Exclaims the man that is insured in the
Equitablo Life Assurance Society. It he
dies his family is safe from want. If he
lives 20 years he gets his old age provided
for. Why don't you do tho samet Send
your age and we'll send sample result pol
icy free. Epwakd A Woods, Manaser,
516 Market street, Pittsburg.
E Can Walk a Mile
Easily, although for a
long time before tak
ing Hood's. Sarsapa
rilla I coa'd not walk
a Mop without help.
I had a terrible run
ning soro on my leg,
resulting from milk
eg. The flesh was
black around the sore,
which seemed to be
eating into tho bone.
My mother says she Mr. Chas. isbell.
never saw such a sore leg. Nothing did me
any cood till I began taking Hood's Sarsa
parilla. The pain grew less until it ceased
wholly, the dark color disappeared, the sore
has healed, and the limb is perfectly
healthy. I cannot speak too highly of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
People are surprised at the wonderful
change in my cnernl appearance.
Cuas Asbell, Avon, Mass.
Mas.
HOOD'S PILLS should be in every
family medicine chesu Once used, they are
preferred.
It's a Fact!
Not a Theory,
that there's no royal road to suc
cessful tailoring.
Certain factors are
absolutely necessary,
brains energy and capital for -instance.
We have plenty of the first, a suffic
iency of the next and an unlim
ited supply of the latter.
These combined with an experi
ence of 25 years has made the
name
'&o.
a household word.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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We show the largest stock.
We employ good tailors.
We make the best to order
garments produced
AT MODERATE PRICES.
Big Bargains
SALLER'S
FIRST DRIVE FOR THE
FALL SEASON
250 Men's Bannockburn Cheviot Suits, single or double
breasted, square or round cut,
400 SMITHPIBLD ST.
Send for samples.
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DIAMOND
Healthful) Agreeable, Cleansing,
Cores
Obapped Bands, Wounds, Burns, Etc
Semoves and Prevents Dandruff;
fiHERiCM FM8ILY SOAP.
Best for General Household Use
AMUSEMENTS.
DUQUESNE, LsSSfsa.
TO-NItHT, HOYT'S
A H0LE-IN-THE-GR0UND.
: Family Matinee, Wednesday.;
: Best seats, GO cents.
Next week Thomas Q.
"ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE."
Seabrooke, in
selS-32
THE ALVIN THEATER.
Charles I- Davis Owner and Manager
To-night, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees
TOPULAR
ICATIB EMMETT
Direct from the Star Theater, New Tork.
Next -week Bichard Golden in Old Jed
Pronty. se!9 31
-l HAND OPEEA HOUSE TO-MGHl.
FLORENCE BINDLEY'S
Beautiful Play,
THE PAY TRAIN.
Prices, 15c, 25c, 60c, 75c
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, 25c, 50c,
reserved.
Next week Edwin Arden, "Eaglo's Nest."
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THE
IT'S OPEN!
MVHJL.TV
EXPOSITION.
(Fourth Season.)
It's Simply Immense! Have Ton Seen Itt
Season Closes October 22.
se8-51
TTAURY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
"To-night Matinees, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
TnE NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE STARS
Under the management of Gus Hill.
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HARRY DAVIS' EDEN MUSEE Great
programme. Famous Bedouin Arabs;
Allred Piltrrim, armless and legless wonder;
Rosa Calahan, Barnnm's bearded beauty;
Monroe, the magician, and a grand stage
performance by Price and Barr's Cosmopoli
tan Vaudevilles. Admission 10 cents. sel9-!9
THE THUMA DANCING ACADEMY,
Cl Fourth avenue, will open for the season
Thursday evening, September 22. For chil
dren, Saturday afternoon, September 24.
Call at any time or write lor circular.
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A FAMILIAR FACE
reliable
GAIL BORDEH EAGLE' BRAND
Condensed Milk. For 30 years
the leading brand of condensed milk
in America. Used for creneral cook-
lino- niirnn;p5 Tt'c trn Kc miJn
.- If XIIirf5TTC-3'.LU" M . f - , v..ww. aw w l.liw LliGL lilLlll.
IllllllggiP Your Grocer and Druggist sell it.
It's economy to buy the "Eagle" brand rather than other milk.
PURE
REFRESHING
HEALTHFUL
AGREEABLE
8- $9,75r
500 Pair oi SELLER'S extra-made Men's All-Wool
Pants at S2.25
SEEING IS BELIEVING.
So come and see these goods for yourself, and, if you are
disappointed, don't come again.
Special drive in fine fur Derbys. ioo cases of fine fashion
able Men's Derbys at $1.24 regular price $2.
6 cases of Balbriggan Underwear, full regular made goods
(no seconds), sold elsewhere at 75c our price for this special
sale is 44c.
Bring your wife along. She's a better judge of underwear
than yourself.
Gor. MM ni lail Streets.
BRASS FRONT.
N. B. For makinsr to measure this week: .
50 styles of fine Worsted Cheviot Suiting at $25
1 50 styles of fine Trouserings to order at $ 6
SALLER, the Tailor, Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.
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ollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS."
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ALIQUIPPA -X- SIX MONTHS & AGO.
25c FOR THE ROUND TRIP.
Trains leave P. & L. E. station at
7, 8, 9:30, 12:30 and 2:55, city
time. Tickets at the depot. Enjoy
a pleasant trip and investigate a
chance to make an investment that
will more than double in a year.
ALIQUIPPA lays high, has excel
lent water, is thoroughly drained, has
boardwalks, graded streets, four
denominations are about to build
churches, schools will be opened and
before Christmas will be a well
established, busy town of several
thousand people. City office
Room 30, Westinghouse Building,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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SPECIAL
EXCURSION
aanBiismaDan
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22.
THAT the people may see and
judge for themselves what
ALIQUIPPA is now and its
future prospects, a special excursion
will be given on the above date. The
mills in operation will be open for
public inspection, and an opportunity
for a thorough investigation given.
ALIQUIPPA AS IT BEGINS TO LOOK.
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'WELL BRED, SOON WED." GIRLS WHO USE
SAPOLIO
ARE QUICKLY MARRIED. TRY IT IN YOUR NEXT
HOUSE-CLEANING.
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NEW ADVEBTI5EMENTS.
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER.
Wilton Carpets,
Axminster Carpets,
Velvet Carpets,
Body Brussels Carpets,
Tapestry Carpets,
And all kinds of Ingrain Car
pets. Everything new in style,
choice in color. All at
SPECIAL LOW PRICES.
Wall Paper in every quality
and style for wall and ceiling.
Special styles in choice colors.
You should see our stock be
fore you buy.
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136 FEDERAL ST.,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
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IF SO,
ARONS'
Voltaic Diaionfls
Will All the bill. Beyond
a doubt they are tbe finest
Brilliants known to mor
tal man. Evervbortv dp.
Ushted ana amazed at their tirUllanoy. No
other Jeweler has tbem for sale.
KINGS t SO to $15,
BTUDS, $3 75 to $10.
PINS, 82 50 to $9 00,
EARDHOP9, $3 75 to $18.
All set In solid cold. Every stono warranted
for a lifetime. Loose stones set In all styles
of Jewelry. Store open every evening. Send
for our catalogue.
B. E. ARONS, JEWELER,
SdLE OWNER,
8018-nwrsu
After 19 Years of Trial,
BLAISE,
THE
FAMILY SAFEGUARD OIL,
Is Conceded to Be the Best and Safest Oil
Known.
ELAINE
NETEB VARIES IN QUALITY.
Cannot Be Exploded.
It is the very highest grade of refined pe
troleum, irom whiob. In the process of man
ufacture, every Imparity has been elim
inated. Elaine Is free from benzine and parafflnej
It will never chill in the oddest tempera
ture known on this continent.
In color, Elaine is spring-water white, and
its "Are test" is so hleh as to make it as ab
solutely safe as any lllnmlnant known.
Having no dlsagrseubl odor, Elaine la a
pleasant oil for family use.
Can Be Burned in Any Petroleum Lamp.
A POSITIVE PROTECTION FROM LAMP
EXPLOSIONS.
MAKES THE SAFEST AND BEST LIGHT
KNOWN.
ELAINEI $&5SSI OIL.
100 Million Gallons ELAINE Sold in 18 Tears
From 1873 to 1S9J.
Elaine Cannot Be Improved Upon.
WAEDEN & OXNARD,
MANUFACTURERS,
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PITTSBURG. PA.
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ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHEB,
:6SIXlb STREET.
Cabinet, S3 to 84 per dozen; petltes, St
per doxan. Telephone 1751. apS-f t-KWFsn
GEO. C. LEAPOLD,
LADIES' TAILOR AND DRESSMAKER.
Takes pleasure in announcing that he will
be at the Hotel Anderson, Pittsburg, Mon
day, Tuesday" and Weanesday, September
19, 20 and 21, 1S92, where he will show a very
fine assortment of cloths and dress mate
rials of his own importation for fall and
winter wear. Will be prepared to take
measures and guarantee fitting and style
superior to any previous season. 1611 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia. aelS-53
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DOCTORS LAKE
SPECIALISTS in all cases re.
3 airing scientific and confl
entlal treatment. rr. S. K.
Lake, M. B. a P. S., is the old.
est and most experienced spe.
ciallst in he ofty. Consulta
tion freetand strictly cones
aentiau Ofnca nours v 10 ana i to s r. it..
Sundays, S to 4 r. ic Consult them person
ally, or write Doctors Lazb, cor. Penn av.
and Fourth sU Pittsburg, Pa. Jel6-82-nwk
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KOEHLER'S
Installment House
WeoccnpytliB entire MUni i
Yf Sixth Street,
MENS' AND BOY'S
Clothing on Credit!
(Ready-Made & to Order.)
LADIES' CLOAKS & JACKETS,
Watches & Jewelry,
ON
INSTALLMENTS.
Cash Prlcis Without Security.
TERMS: One-third of the amount purcluuW
must be paid down; the balance In imaii
weeltlv or monthlv Davments. Business
transacted strictly confidential. Opca
dally, from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Saturday
aatll U P. If.
NEW ADTEBTISEMIWrS.
KAUFMANNS'
STOCK J
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Is a stock to be proud o A stock con
gruent with the high ideal emphatically
controlling Kaufmanns' reliable clothing.
The best brings quickest response here
and now. The better the goods the
bigger the sales.
These light Fall Overcoats have Style,
Grace, Chic, Quality, Economy all that
taste or prudence can ask. No trash,
not a showy sham, not a clumsy garment;
not a hint of degraded tailoring among
them all that sort of thing abundantly
abounds, but not here.
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Isn't much, money, but it's enough to buy
your choice here from 800 fine and nobby
Fall Overcoats, made of rough, half
rough and smooth-finished materials, in
all different shades, colors and tints.
You'll be taxed $15 for same quality
garments elsewhere, minus the style, fit
and finish of ours at $10.
Made-to-Order Work.
Up in our Custom Tailoring Department things are assuming a lively
phase. The fall trade has now set in. Orders by the score are being left
daily. If anybody doubts that this is the leading first-class Custom Tailor
ing business in town, let him come in an see
First Our immense stock of finest imported piece cloths.
Second The perfect and faultless garments we make to order.
Third Our exiretnely low prices about flower than others).
Fourth Our facilities for turning work out quickly.
On these four facts we base our claim for your patronage. At any rate,
come and see us "before leaving your measure elsewhere.
SPECIAL OFFERIHEM HE!?
-FOR-
Monday and Tuesday Only.
The drive consists of 10 cases, viz:
2 cases pure Natural Wool Underwear, worth 1.00,
3 cases pure Camel's Hair Underwear, worth gr.io,
3 cases Brown Mixed Merino Underwear, worth $1.20,
2 cases Peach Blow Pure Wool Underwear, worth $x.
CHOICE
75 GTS.
Coma at once if you want some of these bargains.
KAUF
MANNS
FIFTH AVE. AND SMITHFIELD ST.
READY FOR THE BATTLE.
Never in the history of our house have such stupendous arrangements
been made for the opening of the fall business.
Every Department Overflowing With New Goods.
We may be pardoned in asserting that the pablio can nowhere else see snch an
ELABORATE AlfD TASTEFUL ASSORTMENT OF STYLES for the coming FALL
XT WINTER. Remember, everybody is welcome to come and see the stocks, whether
an immediate purchase is contemplated or not.
POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL.
DOUGLAS &MACKIE,
151. 153 AND 155 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY.
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f.ft Pairs Child's fine cloth tOD kid foxed tipped spring heel flftC
rOll button, worth $1.50 per pair, this week at 3u
QQIV Pairs Misses' fine cloth top kid foxed spring heel bub- (j Q
JjU ton, worth 1.50 and $1. 75, at - 4)1 IJ
AAA Pairs Boys' and Misses' elegant all-leather school shoes, (T i
QUI) heel or spring heel, worth 1.50, at 99c and 4)1.
OQil Pairs Ladies' fine Dongola Tip Lace Oxfords, QQC
gU Worth $1.50, at ig
9 Ofl Prs Ladies' fine Cloth Top Dongola Tip Lace Oxfords, QQC
0ZU Worth 1.50 and $2, at ... Jjij
f ft fl Pairs Ladies' Dongola Tip Oxfords, 7 fiC
All sizes, at f
"inn Pairs Ladies finc cith ip kid foxed pat-ieather iiPs
lUU heels and spring heels; very neat and attractive; worth (J f.Q
2.5, at 31 . HO
ICO Pairs Ladies' fine Dongola kid lace pat. tips reduced (1 AQ
00 from $2.50 to 4)3. UO
OO Q Pairs Ladies' fine button Boots, (4 .Q
Z53 Worth $2, at 4)1.40
W. M. LAIRD.
RETAIL STORES:
406-408-410
MARKET ST.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ORDER BY I 433 AND 435
MATT.. WOOD ST.
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