The Pittsburgh Post from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 23

THE PITTSBURGH SEPTEMBER 20, 1903. Seven SUNDAY MORNING, MORTGAGELOANS. MONEY TO LOAN. PATENTS. HOTELS, OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSES.

HOTELS, OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSES. TALKS OH CONSERVATION nTJtUnKE CITY Excursion to Salt Air-Baths Feature of Entertainment of the President. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE Wholesale Liquor Business. Best bargain and location in the city.

Get full particulars. C. 130, Office of the Post. 1 1 will' T'r i 1 i hi" REMODELED. NEW MANAGEMENT.

ST, CHARLES HOTEL Wood St. and Third Ave Pa. Cor. Rates $2 to $2.50 per Day. Rooms 75c Up.

Special Sunday 'Dinner 50c. Edw. B. Duffy, Prop, and Mgr. Tho Kntpl Rnhenlev is nOW the center of the city's growing section.

At the door of the finest residence districts Our famous educational institutions Our Parks, Eoulevar3s and magnificent Baseball Field And yet only 15 minutes from down-town! Pitts burgh. 1 The hotel is therefore conveniently inviting for business as well as social affairs, while the delightful Schenley Porch offers unequaled dining comfort for luncheons and dinner-parties be fore and after ball games, theaters and concerts. Concert Every Evening by Hotel Orchestra. HOTEL SCHENLEY Bell Phon 3768 Grant. P.

A. Phone 474 Main. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT. ON SECOND FLOOR RICHTER'S CAFE W. R.

RICHTER, Proprietor. Choice Liquors, and Imported Beers. EXCELLENT CUISINE. Our Specialty, SEA FOODS. 228 OLIVER AVE.

HOTEL BOYER Seventh St. and Duquesne Way, PITTSBURGH, PA. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Thoroughly Renovated and Re modeled. BAR AND CAFE IN CONNECTION.

LADIES' AND GENTS' DINING ROOM, SECOND Vegetables and Milk received daily from our own farm. AMERICAN PLAN, $2.00 PER DAY. SPECIAL DINNERS. ABER IRVIN, Proprs. Bell Phone 91 16 Grant.

PRIVATE DINING ROOMS FOR PARTIES. BATTAGLIA'S. Cafe and Restaurant ALFONSO NEGRI, Manager. An Artistic Rendezvous. High-Class Italian Cuisine.

615 WEBSTER AVENUE, Near Sixth Avenue, PITTSBURGH, PA. The Most Attractive, Coolest and Best Conducted Italian Cafe and Restaurant in the City, P. A. 5621 Bell 4064 Court Best 25c Noonday Mea in the City. 1 1 to 2 O'clock LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS Third Avenue Hotel THOMAS O'HARA, Prop.

226-22S THIRD AVENUE, PITTSBURGH. First-Class Bar in Connection. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. Fireproof Storage. We crate, ship and move household goods, lower and hoist pianos.

Wagons for moving. J. O'Neil Express, 813 West Diamond st. 'Phone 453 Northstde. cps0ltvxzji-6n WHITE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.

Practical furniture movers. Furniture hauled anywhere. Vans or wagons. Careful handling guaranteed. Pianos hoisted, and the price is right.

Offices 708 Duquesne way and 15 Shelby street. cpS0-926dtl-2n Furniture Loans OUR SPECIALTY IS TO PAY OFF LOANS OF HIGH I RATE MONEY LENDERS. We have Interested men of large mean Who are satisfied with a small per cent, on their money. They will advanca any amount. ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS.

HORSES AND WAGONS. ETC. Anywhere in Allegheny County at the LOWEST RATES EVER OFFERED. LOANS MADE OUT IN EASY PAYMENTS ANY TIME FROM ONE MONTH TO ONE YEAR. WE LOAN FOR THE INTEREST ONUY AND DO NOT WANT YOUR SECURITY, SO YOU NEED HAVE NO FEAR OF LOSING YOUR FURNITURE.

Call at our office and eet our terms. PRIVATE ROOMS. NO RED TAPE. NO DELAY. NO PUBLICITY.

TOU GET THE MONEY AT ONCE. I you cannot call, fill In this blank and mail to us. and our agent will call 'n you. We desire to make a loan of provided your terms ara satisfactory. Name Address Married or Single.

What security. Allegheny Loan and Security Co. S28 FOURTH AVE. 326 FOURTH AVE. S26 FOURTH AVE.

326 FOURTH AVE. Second Floor. Shannon between Wood and Smithfleld. Four doors below Dollar Savings Bank East Stairway. PITTSBURGH PA.

Bell Phone 1755 Court. 3S-74th AMERICAN LOAN 216 Sixth Second Floor. We have money to loan to thoe who wish to borrow. Are you la that class? If so: Do not fall to get our rates and terms before negotiating the loan. Every loan we make works a double advantage to the borrower.

It relieves a temporary embarrassment and establishes a credit. Call and see ns. Bell Phone Court 27C3 cr.3s-74ta-5 WE ARE NOW LOCATED AT 408 SMITHFIELD STREET, It pays to borrow money here. We have UNLIMITED CAPITAL assuring the Mnst Money on any Loan. 6 PER CENT STRAIGHT IS ALL WE CHARGE.

Goods are Held litre as Long as Required. Pledges are Kept in Fire and Burglar Proof Vaults, protected by Holmes Electric System Very" Low Rates for Long Term and Large Leans. We GIve the Amount Asked on Coeds. We extend the privilege of Unlimited Renewals. You can pay us back In easy Installments.

We do not annoy you with notices cr collectors. Bring us DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY. Furs. Silverware.

Firearms or any other Article of Vaiu as Security If ycu viuui juoney ana a square ueai. S. DeROY CO, 40S SMITHFIELD STREET, BETWEEN DIAMOND AND 4TB AVENUE. Opposite Solomon's. cr3S-J19tuwy TIMMONS Brokers If you want a loan on FURNITURE, PIANOS, FIXTURES AUTOMOBILES, Real Estate, at legal rate of interest See us.

OFFICES 511 Pittsburgh Life Cor. Sixth and Liberty. Bell "Phone T) Giant. 307 Peoples Rank Cor. Fourth and Wood.

P.ell 'Phone 181 Court. 5 and 6 Gray 01 Federal N. S. Bell 'Phono 1840 Cedar. cp38-71Uh-a i DON'T GET SORE when other loan offices make mean offers on your good.

UtU The LEADING OFFICE ititi will loan you every dolls. pos- slble. We are not after your goods nor don't want them cheap juet our charges-LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. DIAMONDS. IraSht REVOLVERS, WATCHES.

iugui, CAMERAS, JEWELRY. ff0r SILVERWARE. FURS, GUNS, TYPEWRITERS, for any amount and for an unlimited time. Before negotiating a large lrsn get our SPECIAL LONG TEiKM LOAN RATES. Wilt LOUIS DeROY BROS.

643 SMITHFIELD ST. imm 57 YEARS NOW near 7th ave. No Loan Signs. Entlr" Building. NEED MONEY? THEN COME TO UP.

We loan In sums to suit and give you as much time a you want to pay us back. While we do not advertise catchy rates as some loan companies do, we will loan ycu money as cheap as any and cheaper than many. We loan on furniture, without removal All business treated with strict confidence A call on us (especially if you owe any other company) will convince you that WE ARE THE COMPANY FOR YOU TO SEE THE PEOPLES LOAN Room 411 Bessemer 106 Sixth st. cp38-4Uth-5 MONEY loaned on household furniture, pianos, without removal; also on good collateral security; easy payments; strictly confidential. THE SMITH-HADDOCK 413 Fourth ave.

Second Floor. 38-1110th-2264 I HAVE $75,000 that I desire loan outin sums of from $10 to $300 on household goods, pianos, at a smaller rate of interest than you can get from any money-loaning concern. Write P. O. Box 1647.

Pittsburgh, and I will call and talk the matter over with you. 38-927tvh-5 MONEY In any sum from $50 to on vacant property: second mortgage; security of any- kind. P. O. Box 3S8.

Pittsburgh. cp38-31h-6 NEW NEW H. C. EVERT PATENTS. IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS NEW NEW NEW Patent Your New Ideas If You Wish to Succeed.

NEW IDEAS NEW The New Ideas of Yesterday IDEAS NEW Buiit the Great Businesses of IDEAS NEW To-day. IDEAS NEW The New Ideas of To-day IDEAS NEW Are Building the Great Bust IDEAS NEW ness To-morrow. IDEAS NEW I IDEAS NEW The Only Men IDEAS NEW Who Rise Above the Dull IDEAS NEW Level Are Those Who Originate. IDEAS NEW IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS NEW No Great Invention Was Ever Achieved Without the Courage and the Strength to Leave the Beaten Path. NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW Create New and Useful Things.

IDEAS NEW invent IDEAS NEW Any New Labor Saving Ma- IDEAS NEW chine or Device Because they IDEAS' NEW Save Money, Time and Worry. IDEAS NEW IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW, NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW WANTED curtain pole without rings IDEAS or sins. IDEAS IDEAS trolley that will not come IDEAS oft the wire. IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS V. rocking chair with fan attachment.

A folding shipping crate. A cuspidor that will not spill IDEAS' when upset IDEAS IDEAS A simple nut lock, non-explosive oil can. IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS NEW IDEAS NEW A quick acting wrench for au- IDEAS NEW tomobiles. IDEAS NEW IDEAS NEW A folding umbrella that can be IDEAS NEW carried in a grip or suit case. IDEAS NEW A milk can lock.

IDEAS NEW An automobile tire that will 1DKAS NEW not puncture. IDEAS' NEW A folding lunch box. IDEAS NEW PATENTS ALLOWED TO IDEAS NEW TO OUR CLIENTS. IDEAS NEW Luke Pollard. Cuspidor, $13,000.

IDEAS NEW John B. McLean, Attachment IDEAS NEW for Faucets and Spigots, IDEAS NEW Peter Bartok, Wrench. IDEAS NEW Lampl Lamil, Road Ma- IDEAS NEW chine, $25,000. IDEAS NEW Clyde Todd. Automobile Brake, IDEAS NEW $15,00 IDEAS NEW Leasure Leasure.

Rail IDEAS NEW Joint. IDEAS NEW Frank R. Harvey, Assor. IDEAS' NEW Ventilators for Vehicles, IDEAS NEW Silas W. Emery, L-comotive IDEAS NEW Headlight, $11,000.

IDEAS NEW Wurzer Hartman. Street IDEAS NEW Sweeper, IDEAS NEW Harrv H. Markiand. Rail IDEAS NEW Joint and Fastener. $15,000.

IDEAS NEW Joseph Marchek, Irons. $9,000. IDEAS NEW Henry Hirsh, Adjustatle Ex- IDEAS NEW tension Springs and Resilient IDEAS NEW Turn Buckles, IDEAS NEW John Ifft, Monuments or IDEAS NEW Tombstones, $7,000. IDEAS NEW Edward F. Baker, Display IDEAS NEW Racks and Storage Frames.

IDEAS $10,009. IDEAS NEW Laube Laube, Paper iUhA? NEW Holders, IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS NEW Walter NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW B. Sterling, Bed. Invalid NEW NEW NEW "FORTUNE BUILDERS." IDEAS The first page of our money IDEAS NEW making patent be sent ideas NEW free. Illustrated by colored IDEAS NEW engravings.

IDEAS NEW Send For One. IDEAS NEW Find Out IDEAS NEW the new thinps that are on the IDEAs NEW marKei. What Others Say IDEAS This Week: 1DKAS TetiTHeBfTa Tptv H. 1 tE A You are hard to teat in IDEAS getting patents: you get me a IDEAS patent on Aug. 3rd on im- IDEAS NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW r.roved Castors, and we re- U'hAS NEW received my allowance on lm- IDEAS NEW proved Ril Joint Sept.

22nd. IDEAS NEW Thanking you very much fr IDKAfe NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW all work you have done ur il-caj us. we are IDEAS IRA L. LEASURE. IDEAS FRIEND M.

LEVSURE. IDEAS New Philadelphia. Sept. 22. IDEAS Your work has been entire- IDEAS satisfactory to us.

anl we IDEAS NEW vtt-k- thank vou for the way In as NEW which you have handled our IDEAS NEW application. NEW T. B. BRADFORD, IDEAS NEW 128 West Fair St. ID1" AS NEW IDEVS NPW Bring in a sketch or model IDKAS NEW of anv raw idea that ynu may IDEAs NEW have, and we will give you IDEAS NEW mnsnion as to its merits and IDEAS vcw frfe of charee.

IDEAS NEW Send for our Inventors' Guida llE3 NEW ana tsooaiei. NEW Sent Free to Any Address. idwas NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW We Have a New Iist oi inventions Wanted by Manufacturers. IDEAS IDEAS lDA-5 IDEAS IDEAS H. C.

EVERT Patent Attorneys, -too to 108 SmithfleH St. IDEA NEW IDEAS NEW Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. IDEAS vttw Pittsburgh. Pa.

-4 EPHRAIM TRUXALL, S11 rnlnn Rnnk Pittsburgh. Pa. s.iitr tnd nromoter of raten's; incrrpor.iting izirsr romoanies: all business strlci- lv confidential: advice free. Open Saturday evening to 9 o'clock. PATENTS.

Books free. Rates reasonable. Highest references. Best services. I PROCURE PATENTS THAT PROTECT.

Watson E. Coleman, WasBington, u. v. -ioia- D1ES, sheet metal stamping, special xnerlniental work. Vierling Ma chine 222 Second ayev cp43-2n MONEY TO LOAN.

il ONLY OP. POSTOFFICE IS THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM. Financial Rating $730,000.00. Nearly 60 Years Same Store, Where you get a square deal. Where you get the amount wanted.

tt Where you get Un'lmlted Renewals. Whpri Inn yrf parHcil AS desired. Where you back In easy payments. ftS Where you are lnviied to seal your own si va uables. We put them in our SAFE DEPOSIT FIRE AND BUR- 5 ULAR PROOF VAULTS, and return tl them sea! unbroken.

I ff Yet with all thfe advantages we charge the LOWEST RATE on DIAMONDS. (rO no JEWELRY. WATCHES, HJ EXTRAS. FURS. If you are considering a large loan avail yourself of our new dei arture SPE- Hi UH CIAL RATES on LONG TERM LOANS Bear in mmd full name and place.

Jos. DeRoy Sons Z07 SMITHF1KLD ST. Only Opp. Postoffice. No Loan Efgns.

Everything Confidential. Borrow Money at the Original 6 Per Cent Loan Office. It pays because We have UNLIMITED CAPITAL assuring you the Most Money on any I Goods are Held Here as- Long as Required. Pledges are Kept in Fire and Burglar Proof Vaults, protected by Holmes Electric System. Very Low Rates for Long Term and Largo Loans.

We Give the Amount Asked on Goods. AVe extend tho privilege of Unlimited Renewals. You can pay us back in easy installments. We do not arnoy you with notices or collectors. Brins us DIAMONDS, WATCHES.

JEWELRY, Furs, Silverware. Firearms or any other Article of Value as Security if you want Money and a "Square Deal." Six Per Cent. MARKET ST. LOAN CO. Cor.

Market St. and Third Ave. IN BUSINESS NEARLY 60 YEARS. MONEY LOANED. t3 MUSICAL GOODS.

-l GUNS. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVERWARE. TOOLS. REVOLVERS. FURS, CA MERAS CLOTHING.

FULL VALUE LOANED AND ARTICLES HELD AS LONG AS REQUESTED. GALLINGER'S, 929 Liberty Ave. SIGN OF THE BIG STREET CLOCK. ESTABLISHED 1854. HOLMES ELECTRIC.

cp38-910dtek-2n LOANS ON FURNITURE. We will give you the best rates and easiest term of any company in the city on Household Goods. Planes, Horses and Wagons or any security you may have to offer. We not only meet, but beat all competition. HARRIS LOAN COMPANY.

411 Fourth Ground Floor. cp38-t-18dth-3 SALARIED PEOPLE. Ana others furnished money upon their own names without security; eaey payments. Offices in 68 principal cities. Save yourself money by getting my terms first.

D. H. TOLMAN. room 715. Bijou 6U Penn ave.

ag-6dth-a WUio Said flomey Wa We have barrels of It to loan at and per cent amounts $4,000 up; don't peddle your loans all over town; call and see us at once and save time and money; no red tape, no publicity: no Selay; quick loans our specialty. We place loans where others fall, iry us John K. EwingCo, 707 UNION BANK BLDG-. HEADQUARTERS FOR 4H AND CENT. MONEY.

6 PER cp39-4 WE WILL LOAN $10 0,0 0 0 On City Property BURNS REILLY, Keystone Bank Tel. Court No. I. cp39-4 WANTED Painters and Varnish rubbers. Apply at once.

320 PENN AVE. t-S26dtl-S MORTGAGES WANTED MONEY READY. City or Suburban. City or Suburban. city or Suburban.

$.0,000: Will split up. FRANK B. MILLER, 04 Arrott Bidg. MONEYTO LOAN ON MORTGAGES. $500, $1,000, $1,500.

$2,000, $2,500. Bring this to our office. W. C. Butterf.eld 619 West Diamond ft.

Northiide. cp39- MONEY TO LOAN. B. B. BLACK.

24 FOURTH AVE. cp39-Si2ddll-6n MONEY IN any sum from $50 to $1,000 on vacant property; second mortgage: necurtty of any kind. P. O. Box 2Si, Pittsburgh.

STRAIGHT OR MONTHLY payment mart-case money. FULLER ROBERTS. S31 Fifth avenue. cp3-l4dtck-a M. M.

LEVY, MORTGAGES AND INVESTMENTS, ICS Macheeney Bide. Phone S710 Court. cp3-dta DARK MOORE. First Floor, Frick have funds for investment la mortgee ua city proprty: cpjiMk-atsi-xa on fir8t noftg: 3X. on second mortgages.

Adolph Klein. 237 Fourth ave. cp39-92Sdtt-2n LOANS Heirs to estates. mortgars. notes, collaterals.

Box 1406, Pittsburgh. cp3-adtl-? PERSONALS Printing at Minimum Cost. We ruarontee end pledge our word we will save you money on ycur printing; 1.0t Setter, at our office from busin.s houses testify as to our having cons it for them. We know wrsat we are talkin about snd you. as a shrewd person, owe it to yourlf to put us to the tst.

The reason I eimpiv this we've thrown out all our handful, slow old yle pr and Installed the fant st machines to tie fourd In the world; W.uoo a day fast running for any lob 1 rets in the citv: ours does Ij.tOO In one hour-mark this ON HOUR. NOT A DAY and not only that, hut they print both sides at ence in one and two colors of Ink. Let this soak in a little. This In 1W not th time of our arandfalhere clo you catch th Now let us help you catch a few more dollars by saving it on your printing, then we'll both be happy. CARDS PRINTED WHILE YOU WAIT.

STANDARD PRINTING 10 NINTH ST. Ground Floor). HEIRS our newly HEIRS shed 210 pa containinir thousands of names wanted for unclaimed ertates. including Chancery court of England price $1 International Claim Agency, Iwpt. 8.

413 8. Dlthrldge Davis Korlc Store. 441 Wood or Jos. Home Co. Book Dept.

Dermitt and other book stores. Pittsburgh. Pa. itos-f LICENSED MATERNITY homelike and com-HlJSrl A best physicians; "UUI lu- private rooms; infants cared for. For rates call or write 915 Irwin Allegheny, or phone Bell S43 C-dar cp47l9dtsk-i MADAME TREYTL.

midwife, graduate lenna university. Is ready to cau 01 il women in need of services of midwife; private rooms reserved at home, La Main s', End. Take Carnegle-Crafton car. NICK white respectable young lady. 27 sum mors, wishts to correspond with young msn Wtween 29 and 35 years of age; marry If suited.

Miss Emily. T402 Longest, Louisville, Kentucky. C)47-9n TAKE RIVAL HERB TABLETS for all dis eases arising from bad blood, disordered stmn ach and inactive liver and kidneys; free fcaniple and book. Box No. 4.

Homewood Sta Pittsburgh. Pa. cp47-7n PEN DOCTOR. FOUNTAIN PENS repaired while you wait 226 Fifth ave. cp47-91dtoa-2r MASSAGE, tub, oven and shower baths.

43 Marion city. Open day and nlpht. SANITARIUM. 769 Butler plank road. Mlll- vale- Turkish baths, massage.

Etna cars. cp47-924dtl-7n ELECTRIC, Vibratory. Magnetic Massige, Alcohol Rubs. Room 2, 3rd tloor. 501 Fifth ave.

cp47-25dtl-7t MISS HAMOND. thHmpoolng, manicuring, chiropodist. 811 Center 1st floor. cp47-926dtl-g DANCING ACADEMIES. WHEN YOU THINK OF DANCING, THINK OF THUMA'S, 310 FIFTH AVENUE.

Society class Thursday evening. The popular Saturday evening clans Is tho talk of the town. For beginners Monday and Friday evenings. Children's class with special Instructors Haturday afternoons. THUMA'S, DANCING, 310 Fifth Second floor, Both phones.

BLACKBURN'S ACADEMY OF DANCING. BTXIINNERS every Monday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock. ADVANCED CLASSES, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. CHILDREN'S CLASSES, Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, STAGE DANCING. PRIVATE LESSONS in all kinds of dancing.

Call, write or "phone Court Booklet mailed on request. 401,403, 405 Liberty Ave, BLACKBURN'S 12-919th-2 JAS P. BROOKS7" DANCINO ACADEMY. 204 Sixth st. opening Friday.

October 1. Beginners' classes Monday and Friday evenings, beginninK Monday, October 4. Children's private clashes Saturday afternoons at 2:30, commencing Saturday, October 9. Write for circulars. Phone S263 Court.

cpl2-926twy-2n McDOU OA LL, 109 "Federal N. 6U Forbea st. Classes now open; elevator service. CDl2-819dtok-iT JACQUES, Craifr and Forbes, open ail year, classes and private. Phone 9124-R Schenley.

epl2-923dtl-2n BLACKBURN'S, classes now open. 401-405 Liberty ave. All 12-820dth-3 HAS CHAT WITH SMITH. Reaffirms Determination. to Carry Into Effect the Rodse- velt Policies.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. -SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 25. President Taft had a busier time than he expect- ed the second day of his visit tQSait Lake City. With Governor Spry, Senator Smoot and others of the 'local committee, he breakfasted at the Commercial club, made an excursion to Saltair and saw the great salt lake for the first time, attended an organ recital at the Mormon tabernacle and expressed to the organisj.

and to the soloists who helped in the'' program his appreciation of their music; had luncheon and spent the early after-noon at the Country club; held a public" reception and spoke out of doors at park at a meeting presided over the" mayor; held a reception to-night at the University- club for graduates and Ohioans resident in Salt Lake and ended'. the day at a banquet in his honor at the Alta club. The excursion to Saltair was arranged by Senator Smoot and on it the President was introduced to a large number of men prominent in the affairs in the Mormon church, including President Jo- sep.h Smith. President Smith sat with the President during the organ recital. In his speech at Liberty Park, th President, after expressing his thanks for the welcome he had received in Utah, said: "There has arisen a deep feeling on th part of the people that we must conserve the resources that the Lord gave- to this continent, in order that our prosperity may not be embarrassed, straitened and even starved.

"Now, to one man more than any other. is the fact due that that issue is before the people and that they have become Impressed with the necessity for our saving and not wasting the resources that Ood has given us, and that man is Theodore Roosevelt. It was not reserved for him to be in office as President in the development even of the first of these great works. "It has often happened that one mat sows and another reaps, a fact that could not but feel when I stood at the mouth of the Gunnison tunnel, a tunnel six miles long, longer than any irrigation tunnel in the world, and opened the way for the water from the Gunnison river to. come into that unpronounceable valley, the Uncompahgro valley, where thousands and thousands of acres are'to'be made to biossom as OEi'i "The pursuit of that policy involves the pasage of legislation well directed toward the result, and that is what we are going to do." LARGE INCREASES MADE IN CAPITALIZATIONS.

Half-Dozen- Pennsylvania Corporations Give Notice of Having Done So, ET ASSOCIATED PRESS. IIARTJISBUKG, Sept. 25. Increases of capital stock aggregating over $5,000,000 were filed at the capltol by railroad companies this week, the Lewisburg Tyron leading, with an increase from $100,000 to $700,000. Others, which increased were- Cleveland Pittsburgh, from $20,065,663.33 to Woodlawn Electric Street Railway Company, Beaver county, from $10,000 to $75,000, indicating an intention to begin operations in the way of building; Brookville Mahoning Railroad' Company, from $10,000,000 to $15,000,000 work having been resumed and affairs being very active along the line.

Black Lick and Yellok Creek Railroad Company, Clearfield county, from $100,000 to $200,000. Foster's Weekly eaiher Report By W. T. Foster. WASHINGTON, Sept.

25. My last bulletin gave forecasts of a disturbance to cross the continent September to 26; a warm wave 21 to a cool wave 24 to 2S. This disturbance was expected to be preceded by very low temperatures, the week centering on 24 to average unusually cool, electric storms not far from 24, and cooler than usual balance of September. The next disturbance will reach th Pacific coast about 26, cross Pacific slope by the close of 27, the great central Valleys 2S to 30, and the fastern States and provinces October 1. A warm wave will cross the Pacific slope about the great central valleys 2S, and' the Eastern States and provinces 30.

A cool wave will cross Pacific slope about 29, the great central valleys October 1. and the Eastern States and provinces October 3. This disturbance will cause severe storms, as it passes eastward across the continent. It will be preceded by moderate weather and will be followed by a cold wave that will carry frosts to the northern borders of the cotton belt. Moderate rains will follow the warm wave.

The first disturbance of October will reach the Pacific coast about 1, cross Pacific slope by the close of 2, the great central valleys 3 to 5, and the Eastern States and provinces 6. A warm wave will cross the Pacific slope about 1, the great central valleys (longitude 105 to 85) October 3, the Eastern States and provinces 5. A cool wave will cross the Pacific slope about 4, the great central valleys 6, and the Eastern States and. provinces S. Temperatures will not go very high with this disturbance, while preceding-and following it unusually cool weather will prevail.

It will be most severe on the Pacific slope and will decrease in force as it moves eastward. Not much rain is expected during the week of this disturbance. The severe storm periods of October will center on 1 and 13 and SS. The month will be unusually cold. Kill- ing frosts will go unusually far souta about October 16 and 25.

with lighter frosts near October 1. Most precipitation will come from 4 to 16. Indications are that heavy rains will fall during October where the August, drouth prevailed and dry weather elsewhere. My weatner charts predicted northeastern frosts during the week ending September 7, and the frosts got there. These bulletins advised farmers not to sell corn while the Chicago prices for the new crop were below 60 cents.

Corn went up from 51 to 61 cents before September 14. Now I advise farmers not to sell any of their new crop till the price at Chicago touches 70. I do not advise them to sell even then, but will let them be the judges after it touches 70. Better keep your wheat till the Chicago price reaches $1.25 and your oats till they pass the 40-cent mark. These bulletins have n9ver misadvised the farmers as to prices of their grain and cotton.

By acting In harmony we have seen cotton go from oats from IS to cents, wheat from cents to above $1 cptt-924dts-7 STAR 'REALTY 326 Fourth Rooms 29-33 Sells all. kinds of business places. iO -S SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND MEAT MARKET fx.MHi buys a slaughter bouse and meat inarket in suburban town, including two corses, two wagons, buggy and harness, etc rent only $20; clearing above all expenses 300 per month; last month's business was S. V. THOMPSON COMPANY.

1613 Union Bank Fourth Ave. Wood St. epio-s Will Trade Hotel in new manufacturing town for a farm or store: price not licensed; officers of principal factory and best people in town will sign petition for license next sprang; new modern 3-story building. STAR REALTY 326 Fourth are. 10-5 NOTICE TO FARM BUYERS.

Send for our farm catalogue or write us the Kind of a farm you desire to purchase. We have one hundred good farms for ea.e and exchange. Now is the time to buy arms, as farm land increases in value every year. Let us tell you of some good bargains that we have. V.

THOMPSON COMPANY. 1613 Union Bank Fourth Ave. Wood St. cp61-5 MOTION PICTURE SHOW In live industrial suburb; best location; very finely equipped, folding opera chairs, Edison machine, large stage; fine electric lights and very low rent; a money maker for three years; owner in other business; will sacrifice for $350. THE JAS.

MURTHA 04 Commonwealth 31i Fourth ave. cplO-5 SALOON. $1,300 buys a good saloon in Alliance, Ohio; bar does $200 per week business: no trouble In reference to license: county voted wet by large majority; business in first-class condition; cheap rent; nine -living in connection. S. V.

THOMPSON COMPANY. 1613 Union Bank Fourth Ave. Wood St. cplO-a GROCERY profitable cash business; one of the choicest locations in East End; stock new, crisp and clean; will invoice about $2,500. Sell at cost.

Will exchange for desirable real estate. CHARLES W. TURNER. 604' Arrott Wood St. 4th Ave.

10-5 RESTAURANT. $400 buys a good money-making restaurant. East End location; rent $22.60 per month; positively doing a business of $25 per day; proprietor has owned and run this business for six years. S. V.

THOMPSON COMPANY, 1613 Union Bank Fourth Ave. Wood St. cplO-5 HOTEL. DESIRABLE small hotel and bar In Central Pa. city.

50.000 peop-e; 0 puet rooms; business clears $2 500 per year. Price for fixtures, license and lease $1,500. CHARLES W. TURNER. 604 Arrott Wood St.

4th Ave. 10-5 argranini: All or any part of Adolph's Billiard Academy, comer Fifth and Smithfleld. cpl0-7n CIGARS. CANDIES. SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

PROSPEROUS store on Penn Eist End. Rent for stor and 5 living rooms only $28 per month. Price $500. CHARLES W. TURNER, 664 Arrott Wood St.

4th Are. 10- A CASH PURCHASER FOR YOUR BUSINESS Quickly procured through our agency. B. R. FAULKNER 428 Fourth Ground Floor.

Pittsburgh, pa. Established li93 Incorporated 1m 1. cplO-lldth-6 CIGAR STORE. LOCATED on Fifth near High School; rent for store and 3 living rooms only $30 per month. Price for store and lease $.00.

CHARLES W. TURNER. C04 Arrott Wood St. 4th Ave. 10-5 ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN A splendid 13-room house, in choice Allegheny location; the park; entire furnishings, $450.

THE JAS. MURTHA 04 Commonwealth 316 Fousth ave. cplO-5 MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. ESTABLISHED BUSINESS down town; Stock and fixtures will Invoice $9,000. Will accept $0,000 real estate as part pay.

CHARLES W. TURNER, 404 Arrott Wood St. 4th Ave. 1L-5 A CONFECTIONERY AND CIGAR STORE fine location; doing good business; must sell owing to poor health; price iSOu; cash $500. balance on note.

Address 146. Office of The Post. cpl0-7n HOTEL-Crawford county; rooms: clears half cash, balance mortgage STAR REALTY CO. 10-3 MOVING PICTURE THEATER. WELL LOCATED down town.

Making monev at present; will lt-ar $500 per moiuh this winter. Price $1,500. CHARLES W. TURNER, 604 Arrott Wood St. 4th Ave.

10-5 HOTEL Erie county; 20 rooms; clears at least $12,000: $6,000 cash. STAR REALTY CO. 10-5 Incorporate Your Business, Book, WHY. WHERE NOW, Free by Mail. ARGUS CORPORATION, 22.1 Fourth Avenue.

cpl0-926tuwytwy-7n CONFECTIONERY Fine stand; clears $150 a month; half cash, $1,000, balance note. STAR REALTY CO. 10-5 PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE One of the best newspaper and Job printing propositions within 20 miles of Pittsburgh; easy terms to reliable persons. Address 147, Office of The post. cpl0-7n GROCERY In city; sales $1,500 monthly; a great little money-maker; ji.tw.

STAR REALTY CO. 10-5 HARDWARE STORE in Eastern Ohio; no other tinsho? or hardware in town of 1.100, with payrolt of $10,000 monthly; good farming communitv. If vou mean business address 154. Office of The Post. cplO-Sn POOL AND BOWLING Four tables, 2 alleys; near city; clears $150 a month; bargain; $S50.

STAR REALTY CO. 10-5 FOR RENT Cheap to good man for grocery store only; tew brick store at Williamsburg. Pa. Possession October M. 115 Seventh st.

cpl0-925o-7n NEWSPAPER ROUTE In city; U500dalHes, 1.S00 Sundays: clears $300 a month; $3,500. STAR REALTY CO. 10-5 FOR SALE Licensed hotel, Fayette county; big town; bitr business Ari.ireas arranging interview. Office of The Post. i cpl0-925dts-7n EXPRESS AND HAULING Established 20 years; clears a year; owner ill; STAR REALTY CO.

13-S WANTED Physician to take charge of country practice near Pittsburgh, with privilege of purchase. Address A 52. Office of The Poet. cplO-91SJo-2n FREE Large postcard sign. Write Fort Pitt Publishing 506 Wabash Pitts-burgh.

WILL SELL OR TRADE Adolph' bIT-llard Academy, Fifth and Smithfleld. Owner, 12 Fourth ave. cplO-Tn ANYONE, anywhere, can tart mail order budeess at home. No canvassing1. Be own boss.

Send for free booklet. Tells how. Ilea cock. Lockport. N.

Y. cplO-3U-9n FOR SALE Drug-" "store In live ndi from Pittsburgh. Good reasons for eell-lor. Addres 40, Office of The Post. cpl0-S19to-7a MEET ME AT HOTEL ANTLER PITTSBURGH GENTLEMEN'S CAFE D.

OLMSTEAD, Man's Prop. FIFTH AVENUE I Odd. Grand Opera House. Bsth on each floor free to cuests. Fifty Private Baths, Stationary Wash Stands.

Hot and Cold Water. Steam Heat. Absolutely Fire Proof. Telephone In Every Room. European Plan.

After Theater Suppers a Specialty MCCARTHY'S Oyster and Chop House Music 6 to 8, 10 to 12 P. M. 242 Diamond Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. HOTEL LA MO NT Spahr Street, at Alder.

In the Heart of East End. Within One Square of Every Street Car Line. Thoroughly Refurnished, Redec orated and AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN. An Ideal Home for Families. Reasonable Rates for Single Rooms.

CUISINE UNEXCELLED. Make reservations now, as rooms are being occupied rapidly. FRANK C. SMITH, Manager. Ryan's Midland Hote EUROPEAN COR.

COLLINS BROAD Two blocks from PLAN. AVE. AND ST. East Liberty Station; one block from Penn Empire Theater opposite. All room.s have running hot and cold water, electric light, steam heat, etc.

No extra charge for use of bath. FINEST BAR AND CAFE IN THE EAST END OF PITTSBURGH. RATES $1.00 PER DAY AND UPWARDS. THOS. J.

RYAN, Proprietor. North Side Hotel A. MANGIERI, Prop. Italian Diches Cooked to order. First-class wines a specialty.

We serve the best meal in the city for 25 cents. Private Dining Rooms for Theater Parties The only Italian Restaurant on the Northsidc. 116-118 FEDERAL STREET, NORTHS IDE. George Dlraliog, 17 Diamond Sq. A restaurant of quality, unexcelled for service, quality of meals and variety of bill of fare.

We have Oysters In ASS Styles in season and we know how to make them to the most re fined palate. We rest on our past reputation. PUBLIC STENOGRArritH. SLOAN TYPEWRITING BUREAU. FORM LETTERS.

MULTIGR APHING. SUITE 6U MACHESNET BLDG. I.