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SATURDAY MORNING, THE FITTSBUllGr POST. JUNE 13, 1903. 5 SCHOOL PROSPECTS GOOD. PROMINENT CLUB WOMEN ECZEMA CD) a G3 TRUST MERGER IS COMPLETED. COLONIAL-AMERICAN DEAL NOW READY FOR LEGAL ACTION BY STOCKHOLDERS.

Use Pe-ru-na as a Protection Against Summer Colds and Their Disagreeable Consequences. WILL COMBINE THIS MONTH. Latest dressy thing's for Men's and Women's wear Neckwear, Gloves and all correct accessories here in such variety and abundance as will amply vindicate your comingcven at, consider-" able inconvenience to yourself. This will be a day of great opportunities throughout choice new things, and closing lots re-priced. The World's Greatest Skin Torture Many Infants are Born with Eczema It's the Only Thing Some Folks Have Left When They Die THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE IS CUTICUBA Terms by Which the Former Takes Over the Latter Concern Al-" ready Known.

Pittsburgers Gratified Over Plans for Big Technical Institution at Indianapolis. Major A. P. Burchfield returned home from Indlauapolls yesterday, where he had Kotie to attend a meeting in the interests of the new National technical act tool, which will occupy the site of the arsenal The school is to be known as the Winona Agricultural and Technical school. The agricultural department wiil be at Winona, where it is already In operation, Anions; the Pittsburgers on the committee handling tha school are Major liurchileld, 11.

J. Heinz, and Rev. R. M. Russell.

The citizens of Indianapolis raised money to buy the arsenal grounds, of about 50 acres, from the Government, uid the Pittsburgers are delighted with the choice of site, which they declare ideal. At the meeting Major said it was decided to raifije for ten years for the. advancement of the technical department and that the committee was meeting with gratifying success. Rev. S.

C. Dickey is looking forward to a permanent endowment fund, and, while not divulging- any namef, he assured the committee that a number of wealthy men had pledged themselves to furnish stipulated sums. It is the intention to shove the school ahead so that it can be opened by September of next year. The school. Major Burchfield says, will tntercst largely the Middle West.

Its field, while National Jn character, may not reach as far as Pitfs-burg, with Its new Carnegie Technical school. FOURTH NATIONAL'S NEW BOARD men's clothing Aiivr sny weeks of waiting, am ins whfrh m'sotiaUona have been quietly carried for tha merger of the Colonial Broken lines Boys' Wash Suits also 'some soiled and mussed Suits that cleaning will make worth the original price. $5.00 ones, $2.50. $3.50 and $2.50 ones, $1.50. $2.00 and $1.50 ones, S1.00.

4 Aawrlean Trust companlfa. the detaiU cif the matter have bm and it was announced yesterday that the deal was finally cktstni to the satisfaction of those in chaise of the matter. The terms of the merger have tn printed in "The Post." they re quiring au issue of JiOOO.OOi) new toek by the Colonial company, with which it is intended to secure the of the American Trust stock now outstanding-. News of the I'uial completion of the merger yestarday caused ime Interest on the stock market, where both stocks were alTevted to the extent of a sharp ad vance in values. While the ofticlaSs or A Club Woman's Prolonged III.

I Her Rapid Re- the companies are Inclined to be reticent. The smart, thrifty looking chaps you see and admire, whose clothes fit to perfection have those little conceits of cut and contour so necessary to a general stylish appearance don't all get their clothes made to order. We'll rig you out in the self same way at very moderate cost. An offering that will interest all. All those stylish lItie Serge Suits, that were $15.00, reduced to' S10.00 several months to wear them yet.

For 18 Dollars and 50 Cents we're selling just a little bit the best Suit men ever bought at the price. Sold it for years to the same men that is, the same material" cut in each year's fashibnable styles. When men buy a second suit of the same material it's evident the first pleased them. Iliey'll please anyone Avho sees them and save them money besides. Fast color, Black Thibet never glosses-holds its idiapc medium, weight a real for sure 25 Dollar value, $18.50 Double-breasted Oxford Grev, Black Thibet and Xavy Blue Serge Suits, $15.00 to $25.00, an offering that must be seen to be appreciated.

shoes Every Man's Shoe in the house cut in Six Dollar ones, $5.00. Five-fifty ones, $4.50. Five Dollar ones, $4.00. Four Dollar ones, $3.50. Three-fifty ones, $3.00.

TvCo-fifty ones, $2.00. Two Dollar ones, $1.75. Dollar-fifty ones, $1.25. Dollar-twenty-flvc, $1.00. Note, please, that these are not odd or broken lots or job lines, but our entire stock of Men's Shoes best makes and best goods, and the reduc" tions are from owr own small-profit prices.

Done to induce and pay men to go to second floor for Shoes where they had to be moved while rebuilding. M. K. -McMullin. one of the promoters of the merger, stated during the afternoon that the project had been completed, and that all that remained now FINDS HIS TWIN IN MORGUE.

Brother Parted From Another for Years Looks Upon Him In Death. Born at the same time, orphaned and separated in the cradle, Michael Feely, of 518 Hulton street, yesterday reached the side of his brother In time to pave him from going to a pauper's grave. With no memory of his parents or his brother. Michael was not aware until yesterday were tha legal" tpchnrcslnies of the pro ceedings to complete the dead and merge the vast interests of the two great cor It Is in the treatment of this most distressing of torturing and disfiguring skia and scalp humours, rith loss of hair, that the Cuticura remedies hae achieved their greatest success. Original la composition Bcientiflcallj compounded, absolutely pure, unchangeable In any climate, always ready, and agreeable to the most delicate, tbey present to those suftering from Eczema the most successful cur atiTe of modern times.

"We know that thia will be considered atrong language by those acquainted with the character and obstinacy of the disease nnder consideration, but It is justified by innumerable successes where all tha remedies and methods in rogue hare failed to cure, and, in roans' cases. relieve, even. The first step in the treatment of the chronic forms is to remove the scales and crusts and soften the skin, by warm baths with Cuticura Soap. The scalp, ears, elbows, hands, ankles and feet will require frequently a thorough soaking in order to penetrate the thickened skin and crusU with which theae parts are often covered. Dry carefully, and apply Cuticura Ointment, lightly at arst, and where advisable spread it on pieces of soft cloth and bind in place.

Take the Resolvent, pills or liquid, in medium doses. Do not nse cold water in bathing, and avoid cold, raw winds. Sold thrmchoat tks vsrht. Cstteam Iwlml, (In form of CionUu CM4 Pitt. Uc ft tw! mi Ml.

Oiatmt, Soap, tie. lXfMi: UUol Ckuw kouM q. i Vn. i K. 1 I'ux i Boto.

Coiwmxa At. PdMv Dnut Cbem. Corsv. Fnsnstw. syr m4 tat How Cszs hau." porations.

Colonial Stock increase. A meeting of the directors of the Colonial company will be -heUd and the, in crease in stock will be recommended, and Curator French Section Ebell Club. that th day before he lu.i handled the coffin containing the body t.f his brother, nor that they had lived within a few miles of each other for years. Born twins In a province of Scotland, the boys were deprived of their father by his death in India, while a suldter in the English army, without ever seeing him. Their mother died from grief.

The two Infants were separated and cared for by families In parts vt Scotland. In 1 John joined the KnsSish army. In KJ he came hre to work on the Allegheny Valley railroad. Decoration day be did rtot report to work. To Mr.

Ellen Wilton, he said that he one more good time. It lasted until Wednesday evening. Then he crawled an old unused house and fill Into his last sb-ep. Deputy Coroner lleorge J. Umber took a coffin and wont to Verona bring the ta the morgue.

At the t'nlon station he -alied to a laborer employed there tr asit In mt we a meeting of tha stockholders calied to approve It. By the usual lorm of the stockholders signing a waiver for notice of the time of holding of a so that the required fc) days could be shortened to a few days only, actual merger could be mad within tht next 10 days, thus withia the present month it is possible the whole matter will be put through In legal form. The merger will mean the purchase the American Trust interests by the- Colonial company. It will brii.s under the management of the latter one of the largest aggregation of capital held in Pittsburg. The new capital of the Colonial, under the new nwve, will be tM.u.00v.

The official of the Colonial company stated yesterday that they did not look tor any lurther delay ta the tarrying out of the plaits for the union of these institutions. The only cbanga that has been made baa been la th leaving out 1U 4." IU1 JVJUl.l Will I MUIU stylish and the proper caper for Summer ar vest included. English Walking Suits, frock cut, $25.00 to vOO. $1 Mrs. Sarah E.

Page. Baraboo, Curator of the French Section of the Kbell Club, write from 423 Fifth "Peruna is indeed a valuable remedy for the cure cf that most troublesome thing, a summer cold. Last summer I caught a cold, but paid no attention to it at first, but soon found it developed into a serious catarrh of the throat. I was very much worried, as none of the ordinary remedies had any effect on it. I was advised to give Peruna a trial, and in a few week's time I was so much better that I could sing without any effort.

I therefore take pleasure in recommending Peruna." Sarah E. Page. io soiled and mussed Wash Vests -and broken 1 1 til .1 sizes 10 lines 33 44- $5 00, 1, 4.00, 53-5o, 3-Ot 2.50, $2.00, tor v4 ssssi rv URLING BROS. Doing a fine business in Indies', Missesr and Children's Shoes with better Shoes at the prices. Investigate and.

learn the truth of this statement, and if advantage is here as we say, profit by it. Ladies' Boots, $1.50 to $7.00. Ladies' Oxfords, $1.50 to $6.00. Misses' Boots. $1.50 to $3.00.

Misses' Oxfords, S1.50 to S2.75. Children's Boots, $1.00 to $2.25. Children's Oxfords, $1.00 to $2.25. Special Ladies' Vici and Patent Leather Oxfords, fine leather latest lasts, best workmanship, S250 Ladies' medium weight, Genuine Ideal Kid Boots, $3.50 superior value. See all the makes and kinds you like, then look at these.

We're just as sure of your preference, in that case, as if already done. Superior value in Misses' and Children's Patent Leather Oxfords. 6 to 8, $1.00 to II, $1.25 11 to 2, $1.50. $1.50 carrying the box. "Who is ICT' Inou'red of the Fourth National bank from the list of institutions that the American was Grand Recorder Daughters of Ameri the man.

"An old laborer." was the reply. The laborer was Michael his irin brother, whom he had never can Independence. Mm Kata Fau.er. ll Brewster Ic- seen. Mllwsulir.

Vla, TrPaaurer of the Schiller t'iub, writ-: "I nv-r hil any faith In patent medl-rlni until I trieI but my Irifnrfr wuti this rvilal.le taught nn that thr i on that can tmtd and that will not fall iu time ef n--d. th y-ar hve found troit. Mich-, Grar.d Recorder ot l.HtuKn- tern of American Independence, writer: Last -jnfmr I caught a sever old "I haven't much but what I toll for, bul my brother shall have as decent a burial as I can give him," said Michael, at the morgue yesterday. Me sent for an undertaker and made arrangements to have the body vt his brother tatun t.j his home. Men's Rain Coats that keep rain off and look stylish, loo.

$25,00 ones, $18.50 $20.00 ones, $15.00 $18.50 ones, $12.30. A little late in the season and some lots are broken and the stock must be moved to make room for Summer Clothing. Same reason applies to Top Coats all this season's styles bv America's best makers all sizes. CORRUGATED SCCTIO.V TEETH, With KxtrmctlBK. which setti.

on my l'ii and I 1r.i.. tost my voice sitd I felt most miserable. to have brought Into the general fold. During the day there were conferences held between the different officers tif the two main companies. President Krancls I.

Robbing, of the American Trust Company and head of the Pittsburg Coftl' Company, arrived In the city yesterday morning, and this was takn as the signal for the movement for the merger. Fourth National on Outside. The practical reorganitation of the Fourth National bank, which was mentioned in The Post" yesterday, has attracted considerable attention, in view of its withdrawal from the American merger took treatmfnt but nutbinit did $10 any jxd until I took Peruita. One bot- ti brouahl me mre relirf than ail the DuStruiM I bad t.k ntut thr-e ljttiw made and owned only by us of imitators). Each set Is tried in the mouth on wax before finishing- shows you Just how that -diiKh cold easily, hlch soul'! in itx! unpU-asatit -tarrh if th had, I had to I 1 1- ially t-rful about b-injt out -v-n PE-RU-NA FORTIFIES THE SYSTEM A6A1NST CATCHINS COLS.

cureii omvletely. For tirl and worn out omm It a Cobi are rtmmdered one of the tiecen- aey win iook. (Md Crow, mmd Bridge. Work Per Tooth. try HI of life.

One liable to oaten S5 scheme. The new president, Samuel W. BOGGS BUHL, Allegheny VandersaaL stated yesterday that the bank is to be continued from now on as cold oolii nunimf-r ana Tni-r. er Often aummer ct'UUl frwve fatal. They are always tanxruMv A ctdd 1 th fit eatarrh.

It an entirely independent institution, ajid extorts to build ui the business are to be Filling- SOe ud. Born here and'fstablisnfd yrara. PAISLES EXTBirriHiG by Air. Gas, or by an application to the Eums under the personal care of r. UrHng assuring: safety.

may tmi catarrh of i. 'he hrterrsut oruan thJ h-aj. throat, bins and Ihk nd not ta gict hn drfrsnwnJ thin f.r irti, but flu. 1 have nsed IVruii my Bral health is Irni'roifJ. and my system is In auch Kod rnndl-tion that evn th'ush I am Mfiwil to lii If totiit weather kinder afftH ts me.

"I ha splendid aj'ptlte and -njoy persistent. In the announcement of the election of stomach, or pelvic organ. A r-ndy officers, yesterday, an error was made In that will cure tdd then would cure alt ths dlr'Ht efl cold. I'eruna if Horn Ut.Utli. URLING uch a rvmdy.

We have letters from all bf. iwirirf f- I l.i-uith,"- Mrn. H. K. Handerson.

over the nile.1 Mates attesting mi If yoa do nut derive prompt and satis- fjf fm tt.ry rfulta from th- us of i'l'rutia. write once to Vr. llartmn, (ttvlng a 204 Sixth Street, Cor. Pn Arena Opposite Hotel Anderson. City Hours Daily Till P.

M. Wednesday and Saturday I P. U. Em.t Emd Offlce, 6125 Ptnn Cor. Collins.

Closwd Sunday. Both PkMM. full tatcnti'ttt of yojr ca and ho will pbtiwHl Rive you his valuable tmS- fact- The poor rkh ilk use and recommend it. A book of teutltnonlal In the ect words of th writer sent to any ft of charfje by The Peruna Medicine (lumbut, Treasurer Schiller, Club. Mrs.

B. F. Henderson. 632 Grand Avs gratia. Aibirms Dr.

Hartmsn, Presidtftit of the name of John O. Robinson, as vice president. Mr. Koblnson. who has been a director of the bank, has retired from the institution, and Itawdon Evan, also of the Pittsburg Lake Krie railroad, takes the vice presidency.

The board of directors has been changed and as completed yesterday by the election of J. L. Ilukill. who succeed George Fulton on the board. Mr.

Kulton Is the caabier of the bank, but retires from the board to make room for Mr. Ilukill. The board, as elected tJurtasr the past few weeks. Is composed of the. following: 8.

W. Vandersaal, R. Evans, Jacob Porter. Frank Sloner, D. O.

Stewart and John D. Nicholson. The board Is composed of seven members in. all, and of this number four are new, making; the bank practically reorganised. linrtman Sanitarium, Culumbus, Ohio.

FIFTY THOUSAND PROGRAMS. Free Souvenirs for the Fourth Will Be Worth Sawing Fund Slowly Grows. Details of the arr.ir.g.-rn-r.M fur t) Fourth of July are progressing nicely under the nwiriagrmerit of Mayor VVUilam H. Hays, together with Director E. M.

Hlgekjw's eipt-rienced help. The committee on sports haa practically completed the list cf events fur the day and another cfromluee having charge of the program Is galling thir.gs in shape. This committee has decided to iwtue So.wo copies of a souvenir program which will excel in character anything of the kind ever before published. One rit It wilt have will be that it is iwit.g prepared for free distribution. Heretofore the programs have been sold.

The Fourth of July fund la slowly growing1. It was Increase. yesterday by li1. making the total to date. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jacob Grill Bchustsr Pittsburg James P. Irfine Creek THUS Met'aughey IHUburg Roh Jordan MctCeesport Nellie U. WUlw Mi Kwrt P. C. Augustine Mt.

Oliver Catherine HtKwait Mt. Oliver Earl ItHsburg Mary Kenney IUttuig W. if. TVoods Sewlrkley Rachel Tant ewUklt-y W. H.

Heasley Mary M. IMekis AlUgheny Michael Cooley Ella Witt CS. I. Hastings Mary ffengatoa Fayette County Joseph Jtartman Pittsburg Mary A. Hosle PlttHburg Pter Pplnnenweher Carrt'k Josephine Weiland Carrtck Jfeth King -vVllkSnshurs- Bridget Welsh lislnsburg There are TWO thing9 about our store NOT to-be found elsewhere: Has a strong grip on popular favor.

Folks are not slow in approving a good thing. Put 0. K. on your list of summer comforts. Its the Beer that Satisfies.

1st. We Manufacture $il PREDICT A C0ALB0AT STAGE. fmm SEAL SKIN HIGHER 25 per cent higher that means $50 or more on a coat but not yet We were fortunate enough to get a case of finest Alaska skins before the advance And until August 15 will make them into coats for you from next year's models at last year's prices An opportunity that you can't afford to miss. Fur repairing can be done better and cheaper now than In the season- new styles are la. PAULSON BROS.

44! Wood Street. Consider the comfort 2nd. ONE PRICE Ours is the ONLY store in the entire State where EVERY Piano is marked in Plain Figures. Our PRICES are open to ALL. FIRST NATIONAL BREWING CO.

(INDEPENDENT.) 500 LEWIS BLOCK, PITTSBURG, Brewery at McKees Rocks. disss' with Feis-Naptha soap. Rivermen Are Hopeful That Rainfall Will Continue Long Enough to Permit Good Shipment. The fall In the Allegheny and Monongah.la rivers has been checked and tha rainfall of the put 24 hours, with what 1. exiweted to corue during the next 24, is expected to give the river rise enough to reach a barge stae.

The rainfall is thought to be quite heavy up the iMonongaheia. and Allegheny valley. The report, last evening; Indicate that the river, have once more begun to wU. llie gauge at Lravis Inland darn last night registered 4.5 fit and attout stationary, while tlw mark at the M-nungahela wharf wti 6.5 feet and rl-intc. a rise of 2 Inches ainco Thunxlay.

Old rivermen were positive yesterday In their predictions fur a good rimi, which, if it should be of long enough duration, wilt carry the greatest tiwt of coalboats South that wa ever sent out of the local harbor. A great number of the towboata are bin a few miles the city, and when the water reaches a uf-ncient stage they can be attached to the fteit within a few hours. The Greenwood arrived from Charleeton yesterday morning with a goo4 trip and- got away apain at 4 p. in. The also arrived yesterday and will leave for Zaneivtlle this afternoon.

Washing, cleaning, scrubbing. sir without boiling water. Is it any We do not allow salesmen to ask wonder the hands are kept nice, and any old price" in order to find out how much you are wllllnz to Dav. ami clothes have longer life A Guaranteed Cure for Pile. Ttphtnjr.

Blind. Bleodlns: or Protrudlns; Pile Tour itruicKlst will refunl your money If FAZO OINTMKNT fails to cure you. SO cents. diedT" BOYI.E-On Friday. June 12 1903 at 7 then by Ingenious squirming try to make you believe that they will cut the price lower for YOU than for any a.

John Hovl. husband of Annie tirlen. in his 3Kth year. funeral from his late residence 240 River Telegrams. Arlington avenue, on Monday.

June body else on Eartn! The purchase of a Piano means touch money; is generally a matter of a lifetime; hence you are entitled to th9 LOWEST Price tha same Price jour friend, your neighbor, your relation ha8 to THIS is the HONEST WAY of It: CINCINNATI, June li Itivor 1.6 feet and ta, at a. m. Requiem mass at Holy Crow Church, at 9 o'clock. falling. Clear and colder.

MK.MPm.-4 Kiver 31 Ie and riaing. Clear. WUtELINU-Rlvfr feet Inches and fall Cool ia svsssaessMssssstf; rinds of tha family and tnemhf Of Tent K. O. are respect fully invited to attend.

613dt9 dXiVKSVIIAK Itlvcr rising. 7.J feet in canal. GARITAS i feet on feet below locks. Cloudy and cool. STEUBENVILLE, River 4 feat Inches nitAIlLKV On Friday.

June 12 190S at 4 p. Daniel Bradley. In the and falling- Cloudy and cold. Knabe Pianos, it Kira year or nis afe. Notice of funeral hereafter.

I 1 RE.iO.W On Thursday. June 11. 1903. at 3:25 p. Delia Resftan (nee S525-S550 $375 $300 $375 it tueusr Anderson Crown uavin).

Deiovea wite of Michael Rea gan, aged 42 years. PAKKKHSBl'Hu, W. Va River 8.4 feet and lialning. WARHKN, Pa, Rivet .2 feet. Cool and light rain faultier.

GKUKNSBORO. Pa. River feet Inches and stationary. Ruining. GALUPOLIb.

O. River. feet and falling. Cloudy and cool. PT.

ILEA A NT, TV. Va. River feet Inches and rising. Phowers are frequent. OIL, i'ITY, Pa.

River 10 Inches and stationary. Cold; light rain falling. tuneral from her late residence. 900 The insignia of the Hifr JfttHurattr? Congress street. Allegheny, on Sutur flay morning at 8: SO o'clock.

Requiem high mass at St. I'eter'a Church at 9 o'clock. Friend of the. family are Sold on an Eight Years' Trial. Apollo Piano Players, $225 Apolloette $150 respectfully invited to attend.

The Crntral District and l-rloOiisT Telntrnpu Coni-puny PLACED I8O6 NEW BELL TELEPHONES during the month of Mny, The C. I. H. TEI CO, Tel. Grant or 1794.

Tel. Seventh Ave. STRVK.NSOX On Wednesday. June 10. 1903.

at 6:30 p. Annie daughter of Augusta and the late John Carpet Bargains For June Selling We always make the month of June bargain time in the Carpet Department. Have to get things cleaned up for stock taking on July I Can't afford to over surplus stocks Hence we say little prices and quick selling during June All the patterns that we are not going to carry next season together with the odd rolls of all patterns have been assembled for bargain marking and here is the way we cut into the prices Only the finest grade of Wiltons to-day 37 Patterns full rollsbeautiful colorings Borders to match $3.00 grade at $2.60. Odd Pieces 3c to 50 yards each $3.00 grade at $2.00. Remnants 15 to 25 yards the $3.00 grade at $1.25 a yard.

Oliver McClintock 219 Fifth Avenue. Stevenson. Funeral from the family home. 1231 JAMB H. HIED Puunn Cassinl Not a Jew Hater.

WASHINGTON. June 12. --Count Cassinl, Russian ambassador, had an hour's conference to-day with President Roosevelt, going over the Kishinev affair before the count's departure for a visit tn Russia. The count to-day took occasion ta -declare, he la not Inimical to the' Jews; that, "rni tire contrary, 'some of his best friends are Jews. He added that Russia ts able to 'protect the Jews within her borders, and means to do so.

He says the resolutions passed here will be ineffective in Russia. MotTterey street, Allegheny, Saturday. June 13. at 2:30 p. m.

HWKITZEIl On Friday. June 12 1903. at 10 a. Magdalene Schweit- zer, wife of J. 1.

Hchweitzer, aged 58 FIFTH years. ifaetarers, Funeral services at her residence. Castle Htm York. Shannon, on Sunday afternoon June II, at 2 o'clock. Friends of the HAND SAPOLIO family are respectfully Invited to at- tend.

interment at St. Paul's ceme tery. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Caritasmcaning charity, and carrying with it the most beautiful thoughts of Life Insurance Bencvolenfce Relieving the wants of others Philanthropy. Surplus to policy holders $2,000,000.00 STIEFF MAKER OF PIANOS 618 PEN AVE. E.

S. "Wallover, during the outdoor oc- Is especially valuable summer season, when New Crusade on Slot Machines. District Attorney John C. Haymaker has ordered the constables In the outlying boroughs to confiscate all gambling slot machines. Constable William Shields, of Gla-sapqrt, ha3 taken possession of 12 In that town, and shipped them to Pittsburg.

In Some of tha machines considerable cash was found. are most in cupations and sports order. GRASS STAINS. MU Factories. Baltimore.

Estab. 1S4J. STAINS POTS and CALLOUS I1AVK IrOU CO.VSIKKKKI) MOUNT ROYAL CEMETERY? Office, 541 Wood St. Bell TeL 3445 Grant. Pittsburg.

FLORAL EMBLEMS A. M. MURDOCH, 250 FIFTH AVE TELS. 2222. 2221 COURT.

particularly in the bath DRUGQISTS yield to it, and it is agreeable when used after violent exercise. ALL GROCERS AND A splendid aerial will besrin Jane 21 In "THE SC.YDAY POST." more b-orhlng story hfta been written then THK. KILKiRKB BILL," by A.WA KATHERIMK author. "The Leavenworth Case." "THE FRIEND OF THE FAMILY".