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THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH, "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER li 1892
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A COMER IN WHISKY.
ETery Gallon in the Union Will Be in
the Trust's Hands Before
CONGRESS CAN INCREASE TAXES.
Ihe Eel Eeason for the Purchase of Three
Eiyals Sow Main.
VBODDCTS BOUGHT UP 1IOXTHS AHEAD
JfETV TORK, Dec. 13. The quarterly
meeting of the directors of the Distilling
and Cattle Feeding Company is now in
progress in this city. At to-day's session
it was Toted to declare 14 per cent divi
dend for the last quarter, payable January
3, and it was announced that the price of
whisky had been advanced the past week 10
cents per gallon. The following statement
was given out:
The d.reotors of the Distilling and Cattle
Fefding Company announce to the stock
holders the pu-ohase by ten company or the
Starar.d Crescent dlstlRrtr'es at TeUn. III.;
the Xbrtk.i City IKstillorv. of XebraaVa
City. Xeb., and th Central Distillery, or "5V.
Louis, &ggrcg&tias a capacity of tbou' 1J.003
bushels per day. In view of the fact that
these purchases were contrary to the
adopted policy of tho company, it Is due to
yoa to Rive the reasons for our departure
therefrom.
Early la the season your board became
satisaed that the situation of Government
finances would render Inevitable an agita
tion in Cocjross during the present session
for an increased tax on spirits, and, in vio w
thereof, t.o decided that the purchase of tho
distilleries named would creatly inure to
the prcat and benefit or the company. This
etrons reason for the departuro from the
settled policy Is not one that is likely to
occur again verr soon, and it is not neces
sary for tho company to Increase its prop
erty holdings, nor is it the desire of the
board to do so.
Reduced Dividends raid for Them Alt
The extraordinary demand for goods
Which we are now experiencing, and which
bids fairtocontinue.inouropinlon furnishes
a complete justification to the board for its
action in this Instance, In reversing tho es
tablished policy or the company In respect
to the purchase of outside distilleries. The
reduction of dividends put the company in
financial condition to make these purchases
without the Issuance of new stock or the
creation ol bonds This toinporary reduc
tion was, undoubtedly, a disappointment to
many, hut we are satisfied that all will com
mend the course or the board now. in view
o: the results obtained. The profits of the
company will, in the opinion of the board,
enable it, not only speedily to iestore its
surplus alter paj in therefrom for those dls
til'.erios but too add very creatly thereto.
The annual statement of the business of
the company, to be made at tje annual
meeting', will rive in detail the results of our
management of the company. As far as re
lates to the question ofan increase of tax,we
have had and shall have nothing to say, as it
is a matter which hinses entirely upon the
necessities or the Government, and neither
our protest nor our approval would have
any effect.
This statement is signed by J. V. Green
hut, President
The Trust's Grip on the Market.
According to William Miday, editor of
a monthly paper devoted to the interests of
distillers and wholesale liquor dealers, the
trust has a strong grip on the market. Said
he:
It has the entire spirituous output of the
country bought up. It has in its possession
MOOO barrels of spirits, and there is no
doubt that the output ot nearly all the dis
tilleries in the country has been, bought up
uueau lorfceveiai inontiis. xue luea witn
tho-e engineering the deal is that more
taxes will be put on whisky at this or tho
next session of Congress. There is another
point hero they are in control. The spirits
they have bought up will not come on the
maiket or tome time say two or three
J ears. Xow, tho visible npplj in bond at
thepreenttimeis7S,000000galloiis. Thecon
sutnption Is about 30 0(A), 000 gallons annually,
and as tnc trust owns a large rcr cent of the
visible fcupnly. It cannot be but a short time
until the surplus thev don't own is con
sumes!, and they will "own evciy gallon in
the country and absolutely contiol the
market.
TOR NERVOUS ritOSTKATION
TTse Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. W. Graeves, Northfield, Minn., says:
"I have used it in cases of nervous prostra
tion, and also in combination nith other
remedies in indigestion: it has proved as
satlsiactory as could be expected."
Tresh New Taney Goods
Opened every day in all lines. Vt"c handle
everything found in fine fancy goods stores.
Open cvei v evening.
Jos. Eicubaux 4 Co., tS Fifth avenue.
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls.
No such a line ever shown in this city.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Tnis arti
cle is no side issue with us. Wheie others
sell one we sell hundreds. Why? Styles
the latest, quality only the best, puces little
over half wnat is asked by others. See for
yourself at James W. Grove's, Firth avenue.
Holiday neckwear. We aro showing the
larcest and most complete line ot men's fine
uutf. teck, ascot and ioui-in-hand scans ever
brought to this city.
James II. AiKts A Co., 100 Fifth avenue.
Tor should hy all means go to Henry Ter
hej den's. 530 Smithficld street, and see his
display of novelties in silver.
Glove boxes.
Glove menders,
Match safe,
Snuff boxes
Tollot bores.
Stamp boxes,
Bonbon boxes.
And hundreds or other things suitable for
the holiday times.
It won't cost you a cont to look at the
goods.
Small in size, groat In results: De Witt's
Little Eai I y Ricr. Uest pill for constipation
best foi sick headache and sour stomaon.
KLEBERs' CHKISTMAb 1'IANOS,
Steinway, Connver, Opera.
The three best and most popular pianos in
America. AH others must take a back scat
in their presence. II. Klober & Bra, 508
Wood street, are selling nearly half a aozen
orthem every day lor Christmas pi esents.
Warranted perfect or money refunded.
Terms low and e.isv pavments. Call at IT.
Kleher i lire's, 500 Wood street.
-3Store open every night.
Are Ton Looking for Toys?
Then no bettor place to go than a first
class toy stor, wheie you have a line to se
lect from. We make it a business the year
throuzii and study your wants. Wo feel a
call and a clanco over our stock will con
vince j ou of this fact.
Jauss W. Grove, Firth avenue.
For Sale.
The imported black Percheron stallion,
Rlvcll, No. ID 553, 6 j ears old; also bay mare
and coit, full blooJ; imported bhiro mare
with ical: an impoited Shetland mare pony,
broke to ride and drive very handsome.
Will sell or nchamrofor stock sulTUilo for
city use. nynai Live Stock Co., Liu..
5J Second arc me. Iitt3bnrg. Ta.
The Grip Twice
"1 havohad tho grip tne last two winters.
Last winter It prostrated me so that I had
no strength and coalil
not do my -work. I
tat down nd cried
many times. I was so
biuo and discouraged. I
had great pain in my
baok and across my
kidneys and through
my whole body. I also
liadabadcongb. Hood's,
t-arsaparilla Just about:
saved rny Uf. It gavo Mrs. Clark,
nte strength so that I could dn my work and
made mo feel -well. 1 shall always be a warm
Hood's Cures
friend to Hood's SarsaparlllR. I do not want
a .ythinc better fur a family medicine." j
Mils. Lizzie Clare, Washington village, B, L
. N. B. Be snre to get Hood's Sarsaparilla.
HOOD'S FILLS are purely vegetable, per
fectly harmless, always Tellable,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ERE YOU
those near and dear by a gift
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comfort say a big warm Ulster or Overcoat, a fjne Suit,
Smoking Jacket or Mackintosh. Or perhaps you'd rather
give an Umbrella, White Shirt, Collars and Cuffs, Necktie,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Satchel, Night Robe, Underwear,
Gloves, Fur or Cloth Hat or Cap. We have all these, and
bear in mind that our prices are the lowest in the two cities.
CLOTHIERS, TAILORS AND HATTERS,
161-163 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY.
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A GOOD REPUTATION
"arEss!STntart ... 1
Take no substitute for
-szm
Ready
READ THEIR NAMES BELO
suitable Christmas Gifts.
N. Lynch,
M. McXally,
M. Lotlier,
E. Speer,
C. Marshall,
D. Garforth,
G. Gleason,
K. Fitzgerald,
C. Dourr,
H. Tyler,
S. Dean,
C Phillips,
S. JIcDonough,
X. Taylor.
X. Burnns,
K. Fuller,
A. Money,
A. Maupn,
A. Houeffer,
B. Vostle,
C Hotton.
SI. Andernon,
M. Fotrlck.
I Shumaker.
A. Hanson,
B. Penke.
J. Tweddle,
M. Short,
A. Seyenga,
A. Lyons,
II. Robertson,
A. Seven,
L. Ilea,
S. Dunn.
L. Dacher,
P. llreltch,
L. Hawthorn,
K. Dnon.
L. MenteL
M. Coyle,
A. Hen-tlcn,'
X. Dougherty,
E. McCann,
G. Coot,
J. Henkel,
A. Turbcrvellle,
J. Farnu 01 tl),
S. White,
P. Archer,
R. Holmes,
K. Patttson,
M. Scott,
G. llMJglicr,
E. Dupont,
M. Foril,
K. Stokes,
K. Stephens,
A. Shlpp,
F. Dunn,
C. Lerporoh,
M. Carr,
I). Young,
X. Metz,
E. Bitlner,
S. O'Connor,
M. Spellman,
jr. Sprang,
M. McGirk,
K. Collins,
D. SI ulnar t,
M. Farety,
A. Byrne,
Catcall,
F. Miller,
Sanensen,
M. Gown,
E. Caughey,
E. Hafne,
M. Piy,
Bothdy,
M. Blbtcll,
Xeighhardt,
J. Clark,
Hill,
Johnson,
M. Beilstino,
J. Gibbons,
T. Mllligan,
M. Connelly,
K. Younp,
F. Simons,
Walker,
A. W heeler,
A. Sutter,
Henior,
Sdiklnusa, , .
E. Kerby.
M. Tesh,
H. WHIett,
L. McClain,
B. Deckenbangh,
A. Bobbins,
J. Murphy,
. Johnston,
A. Dovlnc,
Hopd,
C. Dietrich,
Dittman,
G. Baldinger,
A. Mcauss,
D. Bowden,
C. Black,
X. Auw,
X. Sloiin,
D. lluborts,
G. Buchcr,
It. Holt,
W. Smith,
C. lianman,
Unaue,
J. Wa'tt,
M. Cohen,
M. Croutherg,
A. Douzheritz,
X. Hooker,
J. McGlauRltn,
A. McCain,
M. Green,
K. Clemmens,
F. Gensler,
W employ 4 times as
many salespeople as any
other Pittsburg store
I esaM.MlpMaMMN-.annMeMBia-M-wMeaa
HJ
OYS!
One of these fine, exciting
Baseball Bagatelle Games or
one of these perfectly-tuned,
sweet-playing Metalaphones
given gratis with every Suit or
Overcoat costing $3 or more.
Special sale of Suits and Over
coats in full blast now im
mense Bargains. Don't fail
to see them.
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Our stock is "filled to the
brim" with beautiful novelties.
Demonstrate your love for
that will add to their personal
deKVwssu
Is often ruined by manufacturers, who,
relying upon that alone allow the char
acter of their goods to deteriorate. The
GAIL BOBDEH 'EAGLE' BRAND
Condensed Milk is always the same.
Rest assured that its standard of excel
lence is constantly maintained. Its
purity, cleanliness, richness and perfec
tion of process in manufacture has never
been equaled. It stands First. It has
for Thirty Years.
Your Grocer and Druggist sell it.
the "Eagle" brand.
NEARLY
to Serve
Listen to their suggestions. Take their advice. It
THESE NAMES TAKEN
M. McCabe,
M. Bin lis,
M. Shott,
A. Lapp,
C Ltuuscy,
M. Donohue,
X. Dovey,
M. Allen,
M. Murray,
L. Davis,
L. Smith,
G. Meyer,
E. Zimmerman,
P. Twalney,
X. Albert.
B. Baker,
S. Willis,
A. Leminger,
M. Gran or,
A. Caujruey,
J. Ehenkaw,
L. Bronn,
A. Rech.
L. Illrsbingor,
M. Eiblini;,
E. Smith,
M. Adams,
X. Black,
L. A'llor,
A. MUler,
F. Mervis,
M. Markcs,
J. Hagan,
A. Fuldnrr,
K. Connelly,
C. null,
M. BoylP,
I. Blloy,
M. Carson,
A. Shcnler,
J. Ebrhnrett,
M. Mays,
U McFee.
M. Vanordstatn,
a Hall.
M. Adlers,
Haln.
llonstel,
M. Murray,
K. Conelly,
D. Klley,
E?th"
a. siioir,
M. Kenney,
T. Smith,
V. Sly,
K. Daiscroft,
M. Ulley.
K. Mangold,
K. Pltk,
D. Sslnners,
A. Kilkary,
D. Altwatcr.
D. Byers,
M. Bollent,
E. Connor,
E. Geary,
W. Kint,
J. McCIoy,
K.Durt,
E. bill oat,
E. Conway,
D. Thicken,
K. Young,
M. Black,
D. McCoy,
E. Mnlr,
M. V'eigman,
S. Wehner,
M. Thompson,
J. Cook,
S. Bai ras,
D. Murray,
M. Donnelly,
C. Kache,
C. Hulbdel,
A. Kelly,
E. Kenkley,
X. Murray,
E. Lewis,
O. Houser,
Marvin,
Harley,
D. Eians,
J. Charters,
J. Connelly,
- A. Monnlck,
E. Hermaudlrfer,
M. Jones,
CHoyi!.
E. Bnrgh,
-- Hellicfc,
B. Miller,
F. Mervis,
M. Shnlrer,
A. Adler,
G. Bauer,
G. McDonnell,
A. Lutz,
L-Kirt,
M. Thompson,
L. Dankle.
McGlanghlln,
i-McGathen,
V. LI no soy,
-Hemngton,
M. Llnoy,
H. Glonn,
L. Kuher,
C Herbst,
I. Roberts,
It. Stephen,
M. Downey,
M. Mencet,
O. Scbroltz,
John Stanton,
G. McClain,
G. Conway,
NEW ADVKB.TISE3IEXTS.
USEFUL
Why not select from our im
mense assortment of Blacking
Cases, Carpet Sweepers, Rugs,
Lace Curtains, Portieres, etc.,
a present which will make your
mother, father, sister or brother
happy?
These goods, are now being
offered at
P
SPECIAL m PBICBS
For the Holidays.
136 FEDERAL ST..
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
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GOLD SPECTACLES, $5.00.
GOLD EYE GLASSES, with chain,$5.00.
PEARL OPERA GLASSES, $5.00.
Telescopes, Microscopes, Barometers,
Thermometers, Locomotives and En
gines. The largest and finest assort
ment at low prices.
J. DIAMOND, OPTICIAN, SglSjgg-
A beautiful souvenir given to every
purchaser. de2-53-siVF
Why Suffer
From Annoying, Itching, Scaly,
Sore, Ichorous, loathsome
SKIN DISEASES,
when you can obtain Immediate relief by uslns
Heiskell's
Ointment
This famous and Infallible remedy thoroughly
heals all those distressing conditions of tne skin,
wlthonttheaidorinternalmedlclne.Italso removes
1'implcK, Freckles and Sunburn from the face
and hands, leaving the skin fair and healthy.
Sold by nil Drnscists, op sent by mall.
Frice 50 Cents per box.
Eend for that valuable boot;,
" Hints for Kitchen and Sick Room," Free.
JOHNSTON, UOLLOWAY dfc CO.,
31 Commerce Street. Philadelphia.
J. Schreck,
F. Kuhn,
W. Farley.
J. Gastner,
J. Mangold,
E. Swettzer,
A. Miller,
D. Weace,
J, Ilo&h,
M. Kelly,
T. Rohdes,
J. Jaernstcln,
M. Wvland,
1). Kirk,
A. Grove,
G. Cunningham,
D. Keebler,
A. Hay,
J. Egloin, .
E. Wedge,
D. Shaier,
K. Green,
D. Mervis,
E. Pratr,
o. Wiuenton,
E. Renckley,
A. Hacker,
D. Thomas,
X. Gllson,
Purtiidge,
C Home,
J. Dwyer,
E. Peel,
J. Faulkner,
M. Plunkett,
A. Hofmann,
W. Sohoinakcr,
B. Sample,
D. Y"ouir,
B. Uaysoti,
S. Gilmnro,
X. Glettol,
C. Bolt z el,
M. Dalany,
K. Joyce,
Miss A. O'SullIvan,
Miss M. Bellstein,
Miss A. Kresi,
Miss IC McKee,
Miss S. Braun,
Miss E. Ovens,
Miss A. MoKce.
MUs A. B. Skillon,
Miss M. Gaskcll,
MlssL. Mvcrs,
Mis M. Myers,
Miss G. Crandall,
Miss K. Kauffela,
Miss U E. Williams,
Ills A. Joyce,
Miss J. Donley,
MUs M.McCutohcon,
Miss U. M. Kennedy,
Miss L. W. Miobel,
Miss L. M. Donohoy,
Miss A. Tilton,
Miss K. Bolliett,
Miss J Brown,
Miss M. Hennings,
Mies craddy,
IL Baum,
L. F. Vickers,
F. E. Winkolvoss,
Chas. Herwig,
F. E. Briggs,
W. Holroyd,
W. McCallear,
C. Hartlord,
A. Byerly,
J. Kirk,
W. O'Donnoll,
P. Ilenkol,
H. M. Smith,
A. Holmelstcr,
Clins Heibcr,
F. Miller,
W. Huck,
W. E. Strong,
Miss D. Gatts,
MissX. Moss,
J. A. Johnston,
W. M. Bernadlner,
J. B. Sullivan,
S. Druokcr,
J. G. Kirby,
W. M. Harris
A. MUler,
W. Dunn,
W. IL Sweitzer,
R. D. Moffat,
Chas. Davis,
A. R. Duncan,
F. Baynolcl,
A. Boddon,
H. S. Sykes.
Miss Vena Miller,
Miss JL Hutchison,
Miss A. Titus,
Miss S. Sonwab,
Miss 51. li. Pcott,
Miss G. Boerman,
MlssG: Wlnsheimer,
Miss A. Bratt,
Miss Machesney,
Miss M. Swingle,
MIssM. O'Dea,
Miss B. Barr,
Miss A. Canaan,
Miss G. Chllson,
Miss A. McAndrew,
Miss EDnnn,
Miss lOIUIcr,
Miss E. Flood,
Miss A. Moss,
Miss A. Keiin,
Miss M. Campbell,
MissR. Roonoy,
Miss F. Kress,
Mls K. Jienncdy,
S. WiUlams
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PRESENTS
GEO. ft SN11,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS .
Holiday S
NEW ADVEETISEStENTS.
MAT AfflS CM DO.
Ladles' solid silver watches $2 88
Ladies' solid nickel watches 2 10
Gents' solid silver watches 6 B0
Gents' solid nickel watches 2 25
Ladios' "Dueber," gold filled 8 CO
Gents' "Dneber," gold filled 8 60
All filled caie watches warranted 20 years.
Written guarantee with every watch.
1,000 babies' solid gold rings 15c.
1,000 solid silver tuimbles 15c.
These prices aro from 30 to 100 per cent
lower than.charged by "whole hog" stoies.
B. E. ARONS, Jeweler,
Wholesale and Ketail. 63 FIFTH AVE.
doll-jiwrsu
THE ICCA OF
In range of assortment our great collection of HOLIDAY GOODS out
rivals anything heretofore attempted in this city. Not only do popular
prices prevail throughout our vast establishment, but bargains are offered in
every department.
Everything that fashion or popular taste can suggest will be found in
this magnificent stock.
Fancy Bric-a-Brac, Photo Cases, Placques, Albums, Toilet
Sets, Pin Cushions, Mirrors, Collar and Cuff Cases, Shaving
Sets, Manicures, Wood, Metal, Celluloid a?id Silver Toilet Cases,
Odor Sets, Card Trays, Banquet and Piano Lamps, Toys, Dolls.
WE HOLD THE FORT
ON LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOAKS. Just such Cloaks that you are
looking for. Nice and stylish. All at reduced prices.
Immense Stock of Furs, Dress Goods, Silks, Umbrellas, Linen
and Silk Handkerchiefs and Gents' Neckwear at prices to suit all.
DOUGLAS & MACKIE,
151, 153 AND 155 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY.
More than likely you'll find some of your friends among them. If so, they know your circum
I stances, surroundings and connections, and, therefore, are in a positionto help you in selecting
will save you time and money.
FROM LAST
Miss A. Schlnder
mantel, D. B. Hinds,
W. M. Siebert,
M. L. RcUs,
J. Abbey,
B. O. Leslie,
Miss Mollio Goett
man. Miss Jennie Dono
van, Miss Lizzie Nefi",
Miss Lily McAr-
O. E. Shields,
W. M. Watson,
D. J. Tldbal,
W. J. Tracey,
II. Van Ripen,
Miss P. Klein,
Miss Cat lie Miller,
Miss B. Weissen-
bcrg-,
Miss E. S ton erode,
Miss B. Morris,
Miss G. Clair,
Miss G. Carr,
Miss Hattie Van
Ostard,
Til. Kauimann,
E. Moore,
L. Levy,
tnurs,
Mls Mary McGee.
Miss Mollie Ken.
nedy.
Miss Clara Strain,
Miss Annio Staats,
Geo. W. Weaver,
Harold Dean.
JIlsi Cecilia Zell.
u. Jseely,
B. Wolf,
J. G. Harris,
L. Heilbronner,
C. II. Bartliolomow,
II. McDonald,
H. S. Johnston,
H. L. McKenzle,
Miss K. Kearns,
Miss K. McCann,
Miss E. Spencer,
Miss Xellle Wagon
er, Miss M. Butler,
Miss M. Jackson,
Miss B. Readal,
Miss J. Hayes,
Miss L. Taylor,
Miss A. King,
Miss A. Purcell, '
Miss A. Scott,
Miss A. McLaughlin,
Miss A. Smith,
Miss M. Reiber,
Miss S. MoFadden,
Miss M. Oaks,
Hiss C. Miller,
Miss M. Johnston,
Miss F. Leonafd,
Miss K. Mcllvaine,
Miss E. Pritz,
Miss S. Brennan,
Miss H. Banbs,
Miss E. Pierce,
Miss C A. Lrons,
Miss J. Rhodes,
Miss A. Cain,
Miss C. Arthnrs,
Miss K. Brownellor,
Miss G. Harley,
Miss L. 21. Tate,
Miss S. Addison,
Miss A. Schnitt,
Miss Barker,
A. J. Baernsteln,
1 Kauimann,
M. Stern,
R. IL Halfln,
Miss Hildah Bevitts,
j. 31. itteron,
H. B. Diabclle,
P. F. BolUauf,
W. J. Haley,
C. H. Siebert,
M. D. Brooks,
Fiod Kaiser,
Roy Wise,
Siglried Kurz,
IT. Lash,
F. Beeper,
I. C. Morgan,
G. II. Alexander,
Miss Jennie Alter,
Miss M. Donaldson,
Miss Fannie Ooven,
Miss Stella Snoo,
Miss Jean. Harring
ton, MUs Mamio O'Con
nor, Miss Marian Carl
ton, Miss Tillie Wenk,
Jos. Italic,
E. J. Ryan,
II. T. Hutson,
C. II. Gny,
J. C. Fryder,
J. H. Ebrensperger,
11. W. Willis,
E. Anzer,
F. Graham,
M. Marks,
W. C. Wceden,
Kobt. Jarvis,
J. T. Mull,
M. Dickinson,
R. Floyd,
W. U. Sullivan,
F. Lawton,
F. E. Fogle,
MEW ADTEBTISEMENT3.
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We are opening out a grand stock of op
tical goods for Christmas. The reliability
of our goods is well known far and wide, as
la nnr runiitatlnn for fnff rfatlm. Tf ..n
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I want an opera glass to make a Christmas
present oi, or imjimDj else in our iine,come
to our place. Ton can't he snlted as well
elsewhere. CHESSMAN OPTICAL CO.. 42
federal at.. Allegheny. Fa. dell-82-wa
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'Hilki
e. sells the best,
rf the cheapest
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C. Kalbfell.
W. M. MoKnlghr,
J. W. Wilson,
L. Mendel,
G. 8. Kerr,
Miss M. Kolb,
Miss B. Stiong,
Miss R. Miller,
Miss J. Cope,
Miss E. Mendel,
Miss A. Fleming,
Miss A. Stalb,
Miss A. Sash,
Miss Ella Rosa
mund, Miss R. Wasserman,
Miss M. Joyce,
Miss S. Ruttcamp,
Miss M. Bell.
J. F. Mnnnell,
Cornlne,
G. Elliot,
R. II. S. McAlpin,
II. M. Eyster,
R. Simpson,
Jas. O'Neill.
H. C. Smythe,
E. E. Raber,
J, F. Yonng,
J. E. Miller,
X. RoDlnson,
M. J. Buttle,
D. L. Thompson,
J. W. Miller,
J. F. Moyer,
B. McMurtrle,
W. L. Case,
Otto Herford,
G. Morrison,
Chas. GooaAth,
Miss A. Roonoy,
Miss A. Smith,
H. C. Walker,
M. C. Simpson,
Morgan Book,
A. E. Phillips,
M. J. Bnllenberg,
J. Hohensteln,
J. C. Wenban,
Geo. Wilson,
Thos. Flynn,
L. Hlrsbberg,
J. Baer,
John Woiterhauion,
H. Cohen,
H. Loner,
H. R. Kirkwood,
C. B. Kearney,
i. Samuels,
J. Goldstone,
E. Smith,
O. li. Purvis,
G. Mlohalls,
E. Schwab,
L. J. Clarke,
J. Glldeman,.
E. Henry,
W, Weymon,
J. T. Hudson,
W. Straight,
M. C. Zimmerman,
A. Harris,
W. Carson,
J. II. Ball,
II. C. Sungen,
II. Watson,
n. Grern,
a. C Ross,
Fred Kessfer.
Miss A. E. .Thomp
son,
Miss S. Clarke,
Miss M. Mackl,
Miss M. McCauley,
Miss O. Trussel,
Miss B. Weaver,
Miss X. Stelnacker,
Miss J. McClain,
Miss E. Martin,
Miss S. Blanclmrd,
Miss M. Hlggins,
Miss M. Sutton,
Miss A. Rldinger,
Miss L. Rau,
Miss M. Stroup,
Miss J. Moreland,
Miss E. S. Brown,
Miss E. Carlln,
Miss Blcadinghlzer,
Miss Carrie Rink,
Miss B. Moloney,
MlssD.BeSdal,
Miss Foreman,
Mls A. Ernst,
Miss A. Jacobs,
Miss M. McGathen,
Miss L. Bowers,
Miss Bella Schoon-
ovor.
Miss B. Sourbeck,
Miss K. Browne,
Miss I Tlllery,
Miss G. Xuman,
Miss Stecklalr,
Miss M. Thompson,
Miss Reynolds,
Miss Scabort, '
Miss J. Canavan,
Miss Shears,
Miss L. Junge,
E. R. Stovqr,
X. Kanfmann,
O. McKelvey,
W. Atkinson,
X. Elsey,
I. H. Frecker,
J. llangerty,
Geo. Frlodel,
A. Baldinger,
Jao. Thicken,
E. Zimmerman,
NET? ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHAT YOU
WANT TO KNOW about
LIFE
INSURANCE
,Is just what you'd want to know about any other business
investment
FIRST HOW STRONG IS THE COMPANY ?
SECOND HOW MUCH PROFIT DOES IT MAKE ?
THIRD SHALL I GET MY SHARE OF THE PROFITS?
THE EQUITABLE
IS THE STRONGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
Equitable's Surplus '. $27,792,981
Next Competitor's Surplus
THE EQUITABLE
MAKES THE BIGGEST
Equitable's profits last year
Next competitor's last year
Equitable's profits last 10 years
Next competitor's last 10 years
THE EQUITABLE
PROMISES YOU YOUR SHARE OF PROFITS
Without any restrictions whatever. No other company does
There s no "if in an JLquitable Life Insurance Policy.
THESE FIGURES ARE NOT OURS They are com
piled from the official returns of the New York Life Insur
ance Department. They show
THE EQUITABIiE IS THE STRONGEST COMPANY,
THE EQUITABIiE MAKES THE MOST PROFITS.
YOU GET YOUR FUEL SHARE
By Taking ,,?
A TONTINE POLICY
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Write for rates and results to
EDWARD A, WOODS, - MANAGER,
516 Market Street, Pittsburg.
Kaufmanns'.
PAY ROLL.
E. Lehman,
F. Partridge,
H. Chew,
O. IJ tb nan,
K. Morris,
William Holliday,
L. Davis,
C JlcComsoy,
H. Austin,
E. Evans,
G. K.Meyer,
J. Foxley,
II. Hofmelster,
J. H. Weavor,
V. Hummlngs,
Gates,
M. Payne,
J. Mailer,
W. E. Caldwell,
Wel
E. Blakely.
Stark Packor,
Geo. Brennlngor,
J. Young,
W. H. Mclntyre,
O. V. Green,
C Venter,
Charles Anderson,
Benjamin Borner,
J P. Vance,
A. W. King,
T. J. Smith,
X. A. Mowry,
E. S. Wakefield,
E. S. Maulsby,
H. Embree.
Charles C Garey,
H. H. Anderson,
M. Giltman,
a H. Koch,
G. X. St. Clair,
J. F. Mainhardt,
E. Rutlcdge,
C. Vogelsang,
W. H. Davis,
M. Harrison,
C. C IIooo,
Ed Well.
H. Wheeler,
W. Seacbrlst,
J. E. Balno,
C. A. Gray,
G. D. Harding',
Miss B. Mniiict,
MIssK. Mlnoban,
Miss X. Edwards,
Miss I. Smeyors,
Miss L. Llzhtcap,
Miss A. Black,
Miss A. Edwards,
Miss M. Stacer.
Miss X. Halfln,
Miss B. Gloggnr,
Miss L. Mean.
Miss M. Gllleland,
Miss A. Golden,
Miss B. Machesney,
Miss K. Sweeney,
Miss J. Taylor,
Miss L. Moscr,
Miss M. llurd,
Mss S. Fulls,
Miss J. Knrr,
Miss C. Schwarm,
Miss M. Costlon,
Miss A. Hanlon,
Miss A. Rosenblatt,
MIssReminsnyder,
Miss M. ADDOt,
H. achlesingpr,
F. E. Marshall,
A. Morgan,
F. & Gardner,
William Ilaiuo,
S. Feitler,
J. W. Geiss,
A. Seibcrt,
Wm. Seibert,
Wra. Shiolds,
Wm. Movies.
A. W. Marshall,
W. C. Mohr,
Craft,
Miss R. J. Magnlre,
Miss M..ealb,
MIssH. Wolner,
Miss R. Goodwin,
Miss H.Gugenhcim,
Miss M. Lewis,
Miss L. Roclic,
Miss M. McGathen,
Miss E. Reed,
Miss A. Mobre,
Miss M. Marberger,
Miss J. Farmer, ,
Mini M C. Coleman,
G. W. Klmberly,
J. McCormlck,
J. M. Lnveeu,
a McMillan,
Porcpnee,
John Witters,
OT.rien,
It Holr.
' J. ChriKty,
F. Collins.
J. Pollard,
J. Gaffnty,
Geo. Joyce,
J. East,
A. S.inilers,
B. Breltwelsen,
G. MOore,
W. A. Johnston,
X. F. Smith,
W. Msson,
Geo. WaSlilngton,
A. Tammans,
8. La Aevtf
S. Paine,
W. H. Wagoner,
We sell 4 times as
many goods as any other
Pittsburg store.
- - -. 17,112,653 f
PROFITS FOR YOU.
55,634,769
. 4,580,630
38,837,671
. 33,667,221
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Charles Cook,
J. B. Boyer,
C. McEIvalne,
Tho?. Cochran,
M. Carrol,
Geo. Appel,
Jos. Lewis,
Jos. Burkhardt,
Dillon,
B. Knrtz.
P. Epstein,
A. Grelner,
A. Smith,
J. Howell,
Miss E. Kaag,
Pb. Frank,
S. Weinberg,
T. Simon,
Ed Apolant,
S. Abrams,
J. Strauss,
D. Einstein,
Jos. Meyors,
J. P. Flynn,
J. Hcrz.
Jos. Faff,
A. W. Obert,
S. X. Lowry, .
OttoPrager,'
S. Bosh,
L. Blocklngor,
A. Heckel,
E. J. Corbett,
Charles Cutler,
J. I1. Goldstoln,
M. Janowitz,
M. A. Mansbacb,
H. G. Both,
W. H. Boyer,
B. M. Lew,
31. M. McAlevy,
J. H. Collatt,
W. J. Connelly,
M. H. Epstein,
W. Brodwlck,
Miss nufflll,
MissKearn,
Miss G. Powers,
Miss X. Butler,
Miss A. M. Butler,
Miss X.Miller,
Miss M. Conway,
Miss L. C Kolb,
Miss A. Home,
Miss L. Howard,
Miss D. Rthn,
MIbs M. Reed,
Miss J. Reel,
Miss C. Walker,
Miss K. Kinzelman,
Miss K. Hermany,
Miss S. McDonald,
Miss M. Dally,
Miss Etta Lacock,
Miss E. Dodd,
Miss M. Donnelly, .
Miss J. Tweenly,
MIS3 F. Smith,
Miss E. Lemon,
Miss S. Steffler.
Miss A. Lieman,
I Miss E. Doylo,
Miss L. Doyle,
Miss Doty.
3IIs C. Dold,
Miss B. Watson,
D. C Bowne,
H. X. Wells.
Geo. W. Backoven,
J. Gray,
Miss E. M. Lyle,
Miss A. Doehring,
MisJI. Carlln,
Miss M. Hanlon,
Miss Hartman,
J. Drukker,
C. Mitsch,
II. Mahler,
L. Sustnan."
T. Beddelion,
II. Kochstetter,
U. Fnncke,
C. II. Hu'hes,
Miss M. Sweeney,
JHss X. Byrne,
Miss E. Roberts,
Miss X. McKenzle.
Miss A. M. Soluman,
Miss X.Unterbanm,
JM133 i- jiutcnison,
Miss R. Huggard,
Miss L. Kalb,
Miss IL Marks,
Miss L. Rankin.
Miss Fstolla Roie-
rriund.
Miss L. Thomas,
Miss F. Dnran,
Miss a Sllknltter,
Miss E. Halfln,
Miss M. Ferguson,
Miss A. Fennie,
Miss B. McCnne,
Miss A. Sharer.
Miss M. Misklair,
Miss F. Hatton.
Miss A. Schuster,
Miss M. Brugh,
Miss L. Adler,
Miss I- Hermany,
Miss J. Kipport,
Miss J. Doerr,
Miss J. Ewinir,
Miss A. Klnnoy,
Miss E. Myers,
Misi It. Boyer,
Miss B. Fitzgerald,
Miss A. Wnnder,
Miss L. Eckmann,
Miss A. Daum,
Miss J. Robinson,
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