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THE PITTSBURG PIRDAT, D.ECE MpERk' 19, 189a "5 COPPER AND SILYEE. These Two Valuable Metals Discovered Kear Wilkesbarre. A THOROUGH TEST WILL BE MADE. Three-Card Honte Finds a Fossilized Tictim at losnsstoirn. COKB WOEKECS HDSTIKG FOR WIVES rsrKCIAL TKLhOKAJC TO THE DISrATCIt.1 "VVilkcsbarre, Dec 18.

The qniet inhabitants of Evans Falls are rather excited over the finding of copper along Bowman's creek. Many years ago an Englishman found what he supposed was copper at a place which is now known as Copper Mine Eili. He was certain he had found the copper, and dug a Jeep hole by the hillside, but he failed to get men of capital interested, and finally cave it up. Later on the man who owned the farm, a Mr. Jackson, found rocks purple with copper, which he sent to an assayer.

It was pronounced copper, but was said not to exist in payinc quantities. TUo Jackson property was sold at Sberitt sale, and was bid in by a neighbor who went to work and blasted the rocUs anrt is said to haTe found any amount of copper. Tne rock was taken to a blacksmith and melted. Pure copper ran lrora it in a stream, and with it something; that looked like silver. Major K.

II. Evans has hundreds of acres of land in that lCinity. and he proposes to make atboroufth test and ascertain ust how much copper there is on his place. Old miners who baVe had practical experience pronounce the copper ore very rich, and if this is proved to bo a fact Evans Falls will soon be a busy place. EUINED BY GAS FAILURE.

Dow a Glass Company, Brilliantly Organized, Came to Grief. SrECIAL TELEGRAM TO TUS Bellaike, Dec. 13. Misfortunes seems to be piling upon the glass plants which were started In the boom towns of the West, when it was tboucht that gas was inexhaustible. The American Glass Works of Aoderson, had one of the finest plants that could be found.

With plenty of gas and an elegant free site, a coinpanv had been formed, and several gentle-ircn in this part of the Ohio Vallev took shares, ranging in valne from K.U00 to HS.O00L Many of the workmen also took stock, and, although it was a regular company, it was run on the cooperative plan In one 3 ear the bonus paid them, the site, the ca'-liand everything the men had or could scrape together, was wiped out and closed up. The indebtedness is S3S.000. It stated that the gentlemen who hive the affair in tbeir bands were recently offered $10,000 for the entire outht, but it has not jet been closed out. It is probable that the plant will be sold soon and operated by another company. Tlio decline in gas is said to be one of the reasons for the collapse.

DIED OF A STRANGE W0U1TD. The Mntilatcd Body of a Man round on a Itailroad Track. rsrECIAI. TELEGKAM TO THE DI6PATCH.1 Scra-tost, Dec. IS.

A section boss of the Ontario and estern Railroad, while walking along the track, found the dead body of a man lying alongside tbe track with his bead stove in. One of the man's hands was in his pocket, and the other pocket was tnrned inside out. The man was terribly disfigured. Before the Coroner arrived tbe remains were identified as tlio-e of John Loftus. who resided at Jermyn.

The Coroner decided to bold an inquest, as no one seemed to know what was the matter with the man. The wound was peculiar, as if made by.a square bolt head or some similar object. The fact of one of the pocket being turned inside out, however. Indicated that tbe man had pulled it out bimelf when he hastily took bis hand out of tbe pocket. Whatever it was that struck the man, it made a peculiar bole through the sweat band of the hat and enteicd bis bead.

HUSTLING TOE LIFE PARTNERS. Single Men in Coke Works Boom the Matrimonial Market, ICrECTAt. TELEGRAM TO TUB OISPATCILl Scottdale. Dec. IS.

The single men employed at the Standard Works of tbe IL C. Frick Coke Company held meetings and passed resolutions bicb have caused a decided sensa. tion throughout the entire coke regions. The unmarried men of that plant were all affected by the recent shutdown, and tho meeting was called to take action on tho matter, many claiming discrimination. At this meeting a resolution was unanimously passed that each single man take unto himself a wife by the first of the year.

Inconsequence the joung men, who evince a determination to carry out tbe resolution to the letter, are bustling after the fair sex at a lively rate. A number of engagements are already the staid old town of Mt.Pleasant. where tbe Standaid works are located, is all torn up over the affair. A VICTIH OF THREE-CARD MONTE. A Youngstown Farmer Sadly Taken In by l'ittslmn; Sharpers.

TrECTAI. TELEGRAM TO THE DIgPATrH.1 Youngstowx, Dec. IS. Information was obtaioed this attcrnoon showing that James llurnett. a wealthy farmer who recently reported that he had been caught by a sharper on a fraudulent mortgage for 12,000.

did not part with the money in that way, but was caught by tbe old snindle of three-card monte, operated by two sharpers. Prior to tbe swindle, one of them had met Burnett in Pittsburg and had a conversation with him. this conversation the acquaintance was renewed, and. aided bv a pal, llurnett fell an easy victim to the baitbeld out, by which be expected to win $3,000. Iso clew-has been to tbe pair.

CARRIED OFF BY THE ICE. Deadly 1'erll of Two Rivermcn Who Tried to Rescue Their Boats. rSr-ECIAL TELEGRAM TO TUB Resovo, Dec. 18. Tbe ice in the riverstarted to move out about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and took live boats.

Michael hhay and Samuel Garman started out inaboatto recover their Inst easels, and hen abou tin the middle of the river, the ice swung around and aMened them in. They were carried down the river, where the ice jammed, a few miles below here. The men were working all tbe afternoon, and finally reached land after a hard struggle. AN OHIO F0ST0FFICE ROBBED. The Safe Marked Xot locked, Giving Burglars an Easy Task.

rSPECIALTXLEGKAH TO TUB DISPATCIL Kewaek, Dec IS. Cracksmen effected an entrance to the Kirkersvillc postomce, this county, last night. A card on the sate read -Not locked," and thev opened it, taking $15 in money and about S30 in stamps. The postoffice is the drngstore of H. H.

Simmons, and numerous articles were taken from the store, amounting in all to about $100. Tbe burglars left their tools on the floor. No clew as to their identity is at hand. A MURDERER'S RECORD. The Austrian Consul Will Ask Permission to Investigate It.

ISrECIALTELCGUAHTOTnE DISPATCn.1 Potts ville, Dec. IS. About one year ago a Hungarian named Szotack killed one of his countrymen in this county, and then fled to his own conutry, where he committed another murder. At tbe request of the Austrian Consnl in this country, application will be made to the court to take testimony in New Philadelphia, where the murder was committed. This is for the purpose of information for the Austrian Court, as to just what manner of Yillian Szotack is.

Sentenced for Bank Kobbery. Wheeling. Dec 18. Harry B. Seybold, convicted of robbinc the Bank of Wheeling of 524,000 in April, 1SS9, was to-day sentenced to the penitentiary tor a half.

The motion for a trial being overruled, a stay of SO days was granted. Tri-State Brevities. AL.WIQE hotel will be built in Rochester, by a joint stock company. ATEAiNat Scottdale struck Harry Jones Thursday night and killed him. CHXBTIEES, Esplen, Oakdale and Crafton are all moving for borough Incorporations.

BunaiAES entered four Youngstown busi. nets houses Wednesday nigut.without securing raucii oi value. A defective flue caused the destruction of John Kaden'n house, near Irwin, Wednesday night. Loss $1,800. partly insured.

JosEpn Roller, a Youngstown lad, was accidentally strnck on the head and killed by adrygoods box Wednesday night. The friends of Silas Gray, who -is in the penitentiary for the murder of Mrs. McCready, in Westmoreland county, will ask Tor a pardon, claiming that they can prove an alibi. The Commissioners of Somerset county refuse to pay tbe $300 reward offered for the capture of the boys, on the ground that they were voluntarily on their way back to jail. HE BOLTED THE TRUST.

A Large Manufacturer of Oat Meal Will Act Independently. For.T Louqe, Dec IS. H. P. Heath, proprietor of the big Des Moines oat mealmill, has telegraphed his resignation to the Secretary of tho National Oat Meal Trust.

Mr.IIeath has been a member of the trust for ten years. He is now erecting a large oat meal mill here It will have a capacity of 300 barrels a day. and will be operated independent of the combine. Drygoods. New-York.

Dec. IS. Business in drygoods was unchanged. Demand continued moderate, with the principal attention of buyers extended to prints. There were no new developments, and no immediate indications.

The Everett Piano in the East End. The demand for the Everett pianos among our wealthy people in the East End has led Mr. Ross to open a store room at 124 Franks-town avenue, East Liberty, where be will show a full variety of styles in rosewood, old oak and walnut cases. Purchasers living in the eastern part of the city will find it convenient to make their selections without coming to Allegheny. Orders for sheet music, small instruments of any kind, also tuning and repairing, will receive prompt attention if leit at 124 Frankstown avenue, East Liberty.

All mail should be addressed to Alex. Ross, 137 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa MWF A Few of Many Suitable Gifts. Ladies' and gents' handkerchiefs, from low to fine grades, in silk and linen, in attractive boxes, 1-12, 1-6, dozen each. We call special attention to our immense variety of extra fine handkerchiefs nt'25c In fine leather goods we offer pocketbooks, satchels, shopping bags, belts, in wide assortment, gloves and hosiery, embracing staples and novelties. Bibeb astok.

Watches. Elgin, Waltham, Ducber, Hampden, Columbus, Rockford, Howard, in beautiful gold cases, for ladies and gents, and for boys in Bilver cases, plain or engine turned; guaranteed good timekeepers, at Hex by Tebheyden's, The Smithfield Street Jeweler. Special Bargains in Cloaks For presents; a selection of over 5,000 jackets, cloth, plush and stockinette, $3 to $18; newmarkets, $3, 55, vG and up, less than half price, at Rosenbauin Why Not Keep Warm? Several hundred ladles' newmarkets. jackets, in medium and winter weights, just reduced to tully one-halt and one-tbird former price. Yon can have your choice from goods that sold all through the fall at 56 to $30, now at 53, 55, 58, 510.

Bibeb Easton. Fob Christmast presents. The handsomest line of men's fine neckwear ever shown in this city. James H. Aiken 100 "Fifth av.

Nice Xmas Gifts. Four styles of white aprons at 25c. JOS. HOBNE Penn Avenue Stores. Fresh Holiday Stock of Fancy Goods Opened every day, clean and bright for each day's trade.

Ask for "Holiday Hints," now ready. Jos. EicnBAUM 48 "Fifth avenue. Ttetail Department Open, ready for business. Reymeb 508-B10-512 Wood street.

Cheapest place in the city for gold watches is at Hauch's Jewelry Store, No. 295 Filth ave. 'WFSu The cheapest and best candies in the city. Thos. E.

Hebd Allegheny. Fine watches a specialty, low prices a certainty, at Hauch's Jewelry 295 Filth ave. Established 1853. wrsu Gives stimulation to the overworked. Iron City Brewing lager.

Tel. 1186. Fine watches a specialty, low prices a certainty, at Hauch's Jewelry Store, No. 295 Fifth ave. Established 1853.

wfsu Piusii jackets and sacques at nearly half price, at Rosenbauin See our embroidered silk suspenders for holiday presents. James H. Aiken 100 Fifth av. Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday. I tine.

Kcsldencc Joseph Chambon Beaver Falls 1 Kebcica K. Carotliers Braddock (John Elleson rittsbarg Watklns HtUbarx Fredrick Frank Amelia Brauer Cbartlers Charles F. Beazley Pittsburg Minerva Clark Washington county (James I. W'ampler. McKeesport i Lffle W.

Wells McKeesport jlWIItam Orlce I'lttubnre 1-Mary Ann Kenarick 1'Iltsbnrg Audle; 11. Mitchell Allezlicny Leonora Carbon New Castle VtcslcyU. McLean Wilklnsburg I Jennie White AMlklnsbnrg llllam II. Balr Westmoreland county 5 Kate Fredrick Westmoreland county I Andres Hilf. Pittsburg Anna Pittsburg Owen Owens Pittsburg Maggie Ann Jones Mansfield James 1).

Noah Pittsburg I Esther A. Wandless Pittsburg 1 John H. Kent Dravoibnrg Maggie J. Williams Dravosburg John Martin Baldwin township i EmmaB. Lowe Baldwin township Edward W.

Falck 1 Katie Morzan Allegheny i bUnley S. Kvrick. Pittsburg Carrie B. Sattler Plttstmrg i Jeremiah B. Doer Pittsburg Olive B.

bummervllle Pittsburg 5 Gent Jacobs (Annie D. Altman Homestead 5 Vencenzo Dl Vettorw Pittsburg KnfronzlnaDl Pio Pittsburg William H. Cunningham Allegheny Fredora M. Drewe Allegheny CnilTUQinFRC wiU Jind nlerettinq OUU I nOlULno news in to-morrow's Southtids edition ot THE DJSPAlCIt Causes of Scrofula First of all. Scrofula is inherited.

The large majority of people suffer more or less from impure blood given them by their parents. Second, Scrofula may be acquired by trying to live on Insufficient and poorly-cooked food, which fails to supply tbe blood with enough of the elements of life and health. Third, confinement in poorly ventilated rooms, workshops or factories, or living in damn, unhealthy localities, will poison the blood and develop Scrofula. For all Cases Of scrofula, whether inherited or acquired, and in whatever form. Hood's Sarsaparilla is tho most successful medicine known.

It thoroughly expels every trace of impurity, gives the blood those elements of health and vitality which it craves, and helps tbe liver and kidneys, tbe great sewers of tho system, to perform their natural duties. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, 1: six for $5. Prepared only by C. HOOD Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar DIED.

BARNDOfjLAH On Wednesday, December 17, 1S90. at 6 o'clock a. Anna, wife of W. H. Barndollar.

Funeral from her late residence. No. 10 Martin street, Allegheny on Fbiday, December 19, at 10 A. m. Friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend.

BOEHME On Thursday. December 18. 1SD0. at 7:50 o'clock p. Mrs.

PATJL Boehxe, aged 43 vears, 6 months 7 days. Funeral services at her late residence. No. 259 Thirty-eighth street, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment private.

2 BO YtE Monday. December 16, 1890. at 12:15 A. James Boyle, of Homestead, brother of Daniel Boyle, of East Liberty, aged CO years. Funeral will take place on Friday from Union station at 12 o'clock, to St.

Mary's Cemetery. 2 CHANDLER Suddenly ou Wednesday morning. December 17, at his residence in Char-lerol. Dr. A.

F. Chandler, aged 45 years. Funeral services at his late residence Saturday, December 20, at 10 A. M. Interment at Monongabela City.

Train leaves Union station at 7:85 A. il, city time. COULTER On Thursdav. December 18, 1890, at 130 p. anna Makq aret, eldest daughter of A.

C. and Francis J. Coulter, aged 19 years and 27 days. Funeral services at the family residence Swissvale, Saturday, December 20, at 2 it. 2 CUNNINGHAM On Thursday.

December IS. 1S9U. at 3 a. Eleanor Cunningham, in the 76th year of her age. Funeral services at the family residence.

306 North Diamond, Butler, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment private. KIRKPATRICK On Thursday. December lb. at 3 o'clock p.

Rebecca Adelaide, only child of Anna H. and tbe late Robert A. Kirkpatrick, aged 19 months. Funeral services on Saturday afternoon, Decembers), at 2 o'clock, at the borne of her grandmother, Mrs. R.

H. Kirkpatrick, Brad-dock station. P. R. R.

Interment private. 2 KNOX At El Paso, December 15, Walter S. Knox. Notice of funeral later. 3 MORROW On Tnesdav.

December 16. at 6-30 r. il. James, sun of John 11. and Laura M.

Morrow, aged i) years. The little bed is empty now, The little clotbe3 laid by; A mother's hope, a father's Joy, In death's cold arms doth lie. Go, little pilgrim, to thy home. On yonder blissful shore; We miss thee here, but soon will come Where thou has gone before. 2 Funeral from the residence of his parents, 125 Market street.

Allegheny, on Friday, December 19, at 2 1. Jr. MUNN On Thursday, December 18. 1890. at 7:30, suddenly, at bis residence.

Snaler township, J. Howard Munn, aged 31 years. Funeral from his late residence on Sunday, December 21. at 2 r. it.

Friends of the family and members of Hand-In-Hand Council No. 39, Jr. O. U. A.

M. are respectfully invited to attend. 3 McGOVERN On Wednesday, December 17, IS90, at 4.30 p. Martin McGovern, aged b3 years. Funeral from tbe residence of bis son-in-law, Patrick Lamb.

173 Rush street, Allegheny, on Friday, at A. jt. Services at St. Andrew's Church at 9 A. Jr.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. SUTCH On Wednesday. December 17, at 12 Caroline, wife of James Sutcb, aged 56 years. Funeral on Saturday, December 20. 1890.

at 1 p. from her late residence, Seline street. Twenty-second ward, Pittsburg. Interment private. 3 ANTHONY MEYER, (Successor to Majer, Arnold Lim) UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER.

Office and residence, 1131 Penn avenue. Telephone connection. myll-140-JtWFSu JAMES FULLERTON, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, Offices: No. 6 Seventh Street and 6231 Penn avenue. East End.

Telephone 153. ap21-4S-WFSu FLORAL EMBLEMS. ORCHIDS AND ROSES OF RARE BEAUTY. A. 3f.

J. B. MUBDOCET, Cin SMITHFIELD ST. Telephone 429. de9-92-MWF Flowers Order Early, And thus secure the choicest fresh flowers for Christmas Our stock is always superb.

Telephone 239. JOHN R. A. MURDOCH, del9-JIWF 508 SmithQeld street. -pEPKESEUTEU XN P1X1SBUKU jlA lJ.

Assets Insurance Co. of North America. Losses adjusted and paid by WILLIAM JONES. Si Fourth avenue. ia20-s2-D XjEG-X State of Pennsylvania.

County of Allegheny. Personally before me, aNotary Pnblie forthe Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, resident in Pittsburg, in said county and State, appeared John T. Moss, who, being duly sworn according to law. deposes and s.ivs that he is the distiller at the John T. Moss distillery, Westmoreland county.

In tbe Twenty-third district, Pennsylvania: that he has been engaged contlnually'in tbe distillation of whisky since 1S56, and that the "Silver Age" rye whisky distilled by him for Max Klein, of Allegheny City, is double copper distilled and absolutely pnre rye and barley malt. Signed. JOHN T. MOSS. Sworn and subscribed to NovomberO A.

D. 1S30. Signed. MARSH ALL H. RENO.

Seal. Notarv Public The abovo needs no comment. It speak for itselR All goods guaranteed strictly pure and at lowest prices. MAX KLEIN. 82 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.

nolitWF TAILORING. ARTISTIC TAILORING POPULAR PRICES. Clothiers, Tailors, Hatters and Furnishers, 954 AND 956 LIBERTY ST. de5l Goods That Are IVew, Beautiful and Sensible. Fancy Rockers, Bookcases, Pictures, Parlor Suites, Onyx Top Tables.

Desks, Chiffoniers, Cabinets, Mantel Figures, Wall Pockets. Everything in Furniture. CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. iirtosM 307 Wood St. HAYG DS aen-yrr NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOLIDAY OPENING -AT- SHEAFER LLOYD'S, JEWELERS, Successors to Wattles Sheafer. The LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY GIFTS ever displayed In Pittsburg. It will pay you to call and seo them, whether you wish to purchase or not. COME EARLY. NO.

37 FIFTH AVENUE. Telephone 1033. de5-Mwr At LATIMER' SLAUGHTER PRICES! The greatest sensation in the two cities is our Holiday Dress Goods Offering! Profits Out of Sight! BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTAS 25 to $2 75. The Best Black Silk in America for $1. ALLEGHENY, PA.

deI7.MVF rrr THE COMING WEEK Will inaugurate in earnest the buying of Holiday Presents. Shoes may not interest you so much, but Slippers will. Picture the Bus-sia Goat. Here's aline entirely new and very rich in appearance. ALL THE SHADES.

Goatskins in all qualities from 75 cento and up. Seals, Alligators, Plushes and Velvets in newest designs, present a scene worth While seeing. Exhibit on First Floor. Ample room to. serve the great crowds that will survey this display enjoy-ably.

Prices can be relied on as the lowest. HIMMELRICH'S 430 TO 436 MARKET STREET. Braddock House, 916 Braddock Ave- deM-WFSu MOST PEOPLE Find it difficult to select suitable presents for men. Below wo enumerate a fen, any of which will surelr proTO acceptable. Our well-known double texture Mackintosh Coats, in all tbe fashionable shades.

Umbrellas for men and boys from $1 to 15. Walking Sticks in all the newest designs. Stiff Hats. $2 to $5. Soft Hats, $1 to 55.

Silk Hats, Jo. 6 and iS. Opera Hats. V. Imported Leather Hat Boxes, $5.

Seal Glove. $10 to J1H. Seal Caps, $5 to 816. Fur Carriage Robes from S4 to S25. As we make our onn Umbrellas on the premises, we can save you 25 per cent, and cire you a perfectly made article.

Select your own head from our large stock, and we will make up the umbrella in one day. PAULSON Expert Furrlgrs and Mrella Maters, No, 441 Wood St. del7-D THE MERCANTILE AGENCY R. ft Bun Gennania Bank 423 Wood street, corner of Diamond, Pittsburg. Pa.

This establishment supplies all necessary Information as to the standing, responsibility, etc, oftbusiness men throughout North America. It is the oldest and by far the most complete and extensive system ever organized for the accommodation of Banking and Mercantile interests and the General Promotion and Protection of Trade. Debts Collected and Legal Business Attended to throughout the North American Continent, TBI Tatimer's mrrriL PHOTOGRAPHER. 16 BIXTH STREET. A fine, large crayon portrait 60; see theia before ordering elsewhere.

Cabinets, ft and WW per down. PflOMPI DEXIYKRxT ocS-82-uwrsa NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ON LY A. LOOK AT OUR QUALITIES AND PRICES Is necessary to convince you that we are offering stylish Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children, at the lowest pfioes in the two cities. You'll save considerable by taking this look.

Many interesting prices also in Suits, Smoking Jackets, Fur Caps, Gloves, Underwear, Hosiery, Mufflers, Umbrellas, 1 Neckwear, etc. ClotMers, Tailors anl Hattere, 161-163 Federal Allegheny. FLYAWAY," A new game, with every Boy's Suit and Overcoat. delt-trrsu LADIES' SILK HOSIERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. There is nothing iu the way of wearing apparel that a lady appreciates more than fine Silk Stockings.

We have Silk Hose for Ladies all prices, from 75c to $9 a pair, including plain black and plain black with colored feet, fancy designs and plain colors, all shades. Ladies' Plain Black Silk Hose at 75c. Ladies' Plain Black Plaited Silk Hose at 1 and $1 25 a pair. Ladies' Spun Silk Hose at $1 65 a pair, best stocking in the market at tbe price. Ladies' Plain Black, Pnre Silk Hose, doable soles, only $2 25 a pair extra bargain.

Ladies' Fare Silk Hose at $2 75 and $3 a pair heavy weight. Ladies' Pare Silk Hose in fine drop stitch and Richelieu rib at $3 50 and $3 75 a pair. Extra size Pare Silk Hose, in black, at $3 75 a pair for ladies. Ladies' Colored Plaited Silk Hose at 85c and $1 a pair. Ladies' Pare Silk Hose, drop stitch, black feet, colored tops, very pretty, only $1 CO a pair.

Ladies' Plaited Silk Hose, bronze feet and a variety of colored tops, at $1 25 a pair. Ladies' Fare Silk Hose, plain colors and plain colors with black feet, at $3 a pair all the newest shades. Ladies' Drop Stitch, Colored Silk Hose, at $3 50 a pair. Ladies' Plaited Silk Host, in opera length, plain colors and colored, with black feet, at $2 pair. Fare Silk Hose ia opera lengths in black and colors.

If you want Silk Hosiery give our Department an inspection. Home Ward, 41 FIFTH AVE. del9 lies! Ik! lies! From 25o to $5. FEAYER BOOKS from 75c to HYMNALS lrom Jl to 50. Gems of Devotion from 90c to $1 CO.

Invitations of Christ. 85c Bore's Bible Gallery, SI. Bore's Bible Gallery, extra fine binding, $2 to $2 75. Paradise Lost, illustrated by Dore, Jl. Library of Sunday Poetry, $2 25.

Bible Pictures, $1 25. Bible Scenes and Stories, illustrated by Dore, fl 25. Life of Pope Leo XIIL, 51 25. Christmas Cards, Calendars, Christmas Tree OrnamentSi Fleishman 504, 506 and 508 Market St, P. B.

Store optn evenings until Ohriit rat deld ms NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. b. GENTS' KEGKWEAEL 500 DOZEN! That's a good many. NECKTIES! That's the amount we expect to seU BEFORE CHRISTMAS. We couldn't expect to sell so many except for reasons.

PRICES less for choice goods Ascots, Fuffs, Once Over Ascots, Techs, 4-in-Hands. Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1, $1 25. Further reasons, all the celebrated makes represented. "Fisk, Clark Flagg's." In the buying of these special good taste as to styles, color, combinations, was exercised. You'll say so when you see this great offering, GENTS' CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR.

Additional experienced gents-furnishing salespeople to wait on you promptly. Flagg's Kewest." GENTS' FRENCH SATINE NIGHT SHIRTS look like silk all colors black and xvhite plain white $2 50 that's all. BOYS' NICE NECKWEAR, moderate cost, 25c. SMOKING or HOUSE COATS, $4, $5, 6 up to $15. Virgoe Middlelon's" celebrated goods included.

We believe even on these small profits will do a larger business for us, CARDIGAN JACKETS. Good Ones at Small Cost. $1 25, $1 50 and $2 and up to $5 If you wish. There's more solid comfort in nice Cardigan Jackets than you'll think for. If you've never tried one.

buy him one for Christmas. COLLARS AND CUFFS. Earl Wilson's, Coon's, Arrow brand all the celebrated makes their newest and best shapes. WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. Laundried and JTnlaundried Shirts, half dozen or dozen, these at special prf ccs, makes a Christ" mas present worth giving.

GENTS' SILK AND SATIN SUSPENDERS. Gents1 Elegant Silk Mufflers (Virgoe Middleton's) At $3, $3 50 and $4, not $4, $5, $6, as usually sold. Gents' Black Silk Mufflers, that's the latest. 50 dozen Gents' large, Pure Silk Cream Mufflers, 75c; you come here and see these dollar ones at 75c. 3 Cream Silk Mufflers, $1 to $2, handsomest you have ever seen.

GEMS' HEMSTITCHED White Silk Handkerchiefs, 25c to $1 25 Each. Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs, pretty new 25c to $1 each. Children's Silk Handkerchiefs, 10c up. NO TESilk Handkergh iefs and Mufflers MO VED BA CK to Dress Goods and Silk Room, to accommodate the croivds of customers better. ALLEGHENY.

-AISD- "The Famous Shoe House." 52 Sixth Street. Christmas Slippers in endless variety for Ladies and Gents. Prices ranging from 50c to $5. SUBSTANTIAL SENSIBLE HOLIDAY OFFERINGS dslT-jnrm OLD AND YOUNG. We are giving away costly and Men's and Boys' Departments.

fit to adorn any library. A most this week. See below: The above cut represents the large and handsome book, "Thirty Years of Labor," by T. V. Powderly.

Its size i3 800 pages, bound in cloth, beautifully embossed with gold and full of illustrations. The retail price is 83. We give one free with every sale of 815 and over of Men's Clothing. rk I I A lfcVnArKsSrijSiTS? OL.IL ilLJlLj DU a a HERE'S THE LATEST AND BEST. A large and "elegant Magic Lantern, with views all ready to go into the show business.

It's a handsome niclds-plated lantern, fitted up with optic glasses, lamp glasses, lenses, globe reflector and nine slides of views, 48 different pictures in all, ready to throw on the canvas. Views of clowns, animals, birds, castles and ruins. A lantern free with every 85 sale and over in Boys' Clothing. AND IN BOYS' CLOTHING! We have made prices that are causing many to let their present: take the form of a New Suit or Overcoat. Stylish, handsome little suits from 82 up.

Beauties at 83 and 84. These prices ar fully one-third less than the goods are worth in the regular way. HOLIDAY GIFTS. An elegant assortment of goods suitable for Christmas presents. We're talking now particularly of Fancy Articles, such as Manicure Sets, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Smoking Sets, Shaving Sets, Toilet Cases, Match Safes, Traveling Cases and hundreds of articles of this description.

All the novelties in this line are here and at prices that are not approached elsewhere. AMONG OUR STAPLE STOCK What countless things there are suitable for Holiday Gifts. Elegant lines of Neckwear, novelties in Umbrellas (these we engrava free of charge), Underwear, Smoking Jackets, some royal bar- gains in these, Silk Suspenders, Fur Caps and Glovea You can'rf turn in any -direction without finding useful suggestions and Btumbling across tbe very thing you need. OPEI EVENINGS NOW. From now until Christmas our store is open every evening untfl 8:30 o'clook, except on Saturday, when we are open until 10 o'clock, and on Christmas Eve when we are open until 11 o'olock GUSKY' $XQrt 30O-TO oa.jEro-siv IMS GIFTS I -FOE- handsome presents both in oar A grand book for the older- ones, entertaining present for the Boya 1 i 4 iRi'ftnfa'M'n'i-i'frlfcirttfft'nifritotfJ.