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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12

All kinds, from 81 to $40 pair. Com
forts from 75c to finest satin covered Elder
down at $40 each.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
COVERS.
BLANKETS.

Fancy Victoria Table Cloths, plain and
tinseled, s. 25 and S..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12

EXTRAORDINARY bargains in cloth and
plush coats and newmarke;s, suitable for
presents, at Rosenbaum 8 Co.'s. wThs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
DRESS PATTERNS.

Any kind you want, black or colored,
plain or fancy, for child or grandma. Al
most no end to the variety. You can suit
every taste here. Nice Dress Pattern lengths,
81 75, So 30, "a, 81 30 mp to SIS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12

NOVELTIES in silk handkerchiefs forhOli-
day presents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
GENTS

Gloves, lined and unlined, in Kid, Dogskin
etc., at 81, 81 25, 81 80 and 81.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
LINENS.

A Table Cloth and dozen Napkins 10
match make a nice present. We have them
this way from So 25 to $50. Also hem
stitched from $40 to $40. Tea Sets, with
colored border, from So 80 up to S12. PLAN
White Fringed Sets from s. to $25.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
KID GLOVES.

One hundred dozen Shook Ladies' Gloves,
all sizes and shades, at 81, worth 81 80.
Also, finer Kid Gloves up to 81 25.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
PLUSHES.

For Dresses, Trimmings, etc., all colors,
widths and qualities. See our Pushes at
45c, 60c, 75c and upward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
SATINS,

Put up in Dress Patterns. Also Chintzes,
Ginghams and best Calicoes from 75c to g
pattern.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12

1t was q great local baseball day yester-
day. The annual meeting of the old club
was held and Mr.. O'Neill caused surprise.
The new Brotherhood club was organized
with Mayor McCallin as chairman. John
N. Ward spoke plainly about Clarkson.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
FURS.

Ladies' and Misses Mufs, Stoles, Boas
and Capes, in Seal, Sable, Mink, Astraehan,
Persian, Beaver, Hare, Lynx, Monkey,
ConeY, etc. Large assortment from Soc to
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
NOAH'S ARK

Undoubtedly had a large collection Of quad
rupeds and other animals, but If you want
to see variety such as was unknown in
those times come and see our Christmas ex-
hibit- A special department. has been made
up for the benefit of the children. Every
thing being present, from the ordinary
Jumping Jack to the modern Barrel Organ,
including Glassware, Baby Dolls, China
ware, Horses, Books, Guns, Vases and Man
tel Ornaments, Shaving Cups, Whips,
Horses and Wagons, Engines, Steamboats,,
Games and every manner of top and amuse-
ment for the little folks that was ever heard
of in Santa Klaus most voluminous cata-
logue-all going at prices which will make
the hearts Of parents glad.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
GENTLEMEN'S

Presents. Silk Muf1ers. Handkerchief.
Umbrellas, Shirts, Ties, Suspenders, Col.
lars, Cuffs and Undershirts, Cuff and Stud
Buttons.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
CHILDREN'S

Boys and Girls Kid Gloves, all sizes, at
50c and 75c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12

which will
fantshom SC 81 so pair the hearts Of parents glad
500 O$22 quat
and value guaranteed
PLUSH Coats Mska Wraps saeques and Ne"
WRAPS description long short in city
choice styles and at prices the lowest
kind, quality than thousand of hm m
81 $780,
materials, $5.
S6
Plain Plaid and Combination and nobby styles
81 2 to IS 81 80 to S25
IL 30.
Velvet and Broehe
Jerseys
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STOCKINGS

For every age and condition in lfe-Men's,
Women's, Boys, Girls, Children's and In
fants'-from Sc to 81 so pair.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1889-01-01
BUTTE TURN VEREIN.

BUTTE TURN VEREIN
OUTtrE having large German speaking population,
- it would be strange indeed did it number a
Turn crcin among its social and ratcrnal organ
'zat'ons The vcrcin was organized June 6, 1886, by
Richard Thicrman, and is in healthy condition both
financially and in strength of numbers.
The officers arc: First Speaker, Major F. Locbcr
Second Speaker, F. Hamburg; First Secretary, Richard
Thicrman; Corresponding Secretary, Henry Mueller;
First Leader, Henry Hauck; Second Leader Henry
Guenther; Treasurer, Henry Nickel; Property Man,
Richard Therman; Trustees, George Fitchcn, Chris
Wcileman and Leopold Schmidt; Amusement Com
mittec, Albert Nickel, Gustav Fchen Chris ealcn,an
Charles Frylcr, Henry Hauck.
The society numbers lG5 members, and meets the
first Monday Of each month Caplcc hall, where is
also located the gymnasium for the of the members
Every Tuesday and Friday evenings the members gather
for practice. Social sessions are held every second
Sunday evening, when the members and their families
and friends meet and enjoy themselves sgerac vie in
Deutschland"
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA
XxfASH1NGTON CAMP No. WAS instituted
w in September, 1885, and now has membership
of $50. The camp meets every Wednesday evening,
and has average regular attendance of from 175 to
200 The officers follows: Post President, J. b.
Scott; President j. Dingevon; Vice President, H. r.
Bartlett; Recording Secretary, F. w. Holmes; Fnan-
cia Secretary, E. E. Paxson; NJ of F. and S., T. ].
Booher; Conductor, John Kemp; l. G., A. \. Cross
man; Q. g., F. Lytlc; Treasurer B. E. Calkns
George F. Marsh is District President, District of
Montana.
MONTANA CoMMANDERY No. %, p. O. S. A.
Roster of officers: Commanders NJ G. Rilcy I,eutc,,-
ant Commander, James Dngcvon; Scribe, F. w.
Holmes; Purser, Joseph Corby; Rector, j. D. jerks;
Inspector, F. NJ Barrett; Guard, Q. A. Crossman.
The Commandery meets the third Tuesday of every
month"; It instituted November IA, 1885, and has
50 members.
BUTTE CITY GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY
" BOVE company organized in 1885, and the
4 \ works completed and gas in the mains September
30 of the year. The works complete and of
sufficient capacity to supply the city for years come,
with its present phenomenal growth The officers
A. H. Barrett, President; j. Noyes, Vice President;
A. J. Davis Jr., Secretary and Treasurer. Directors,
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1889-01-01

Money j,dciousy expended in mining property o
real estate in Butte viciny,is bound to pay its i'll
vestors handsomely.
Butte is the only city in any of the territories whic
has a full equipped cable line.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1889-01-01
BUTTE LIBRARY AND READING ROOMS.

ZNIEKlNG upon its second year, the Butte
- Library association is now i'll flourishing
dtion AS yet the association does own any real
estate and occupies large airy room in the second
story of the Court house, It is safe to saw however
that before another shall have passed the association
will occupy its own quarters. A we'll known gentle
man, who is avcrsc to having his made public,
has offered donation of $4,000 to the association for
the purpose of purchasing lot and erecting building
as soon the association shall have raised the same
amount of money. This generous offer has resulted in
number Of similar being made by other parties,
all contingent upon the condition. The officers
have not yet decided upon plan by which raise the
stipulated amount, but that they will about secure
the money has been settled beyond a doubt, and they
formulating ways and by which accom-
plish this result, and they ladies gentlemen of
the most undaunted energy and perseverance, they will
certainly succeed.
The used at present is we'll and comfortably
furnished and carpete throughout and better place at
which to while away the time pleasantly and proftably
does not exist in the CITY, The shelves contain over
1000 volumes of standard works of fiction, poetry,
history biography, science and miscellany by the best
authors, while the periodical literature can be
found on the tables.
The officers Of the association Trustees John F.
Forbis, ]. E. Rickard w. A. Clark, Mrs p. R. Dolman
Mrs. I. T. Baker, Mrs. E. ]. Themes and Mrs. J. H.
Harper. J. E. Forbis, President; Mrs. T. T. Baker,
Vice Presidents w. A. Clark, Treasurer; Mrs. p r.
Doman, Financial Secretary; Mrs. ]. H. Harper Re-
corling Secretary; Mrs. H. NJ. Raley, Librarian.
INDEPENDENT ORDER or GOOD TEMPLARS
~ UTE LODGE No l4-Rostcr Of officers G.
~ T., E. Q. Packard V. r., Sadie Sclfridge; Re-
cording Secretary, F. w. Holmes; Financial Secrc-
tary, Grace Porter; Chaplin Ruth Burton Marshall,
w. Grade; Inner Guard, Ida Hilton; Sentinel, Lula
Pankey; p. c. T., j. 4. Aste. The lodge inst
tutcd in September 1873 and has 200 members. Meets
every Saturday evening i'll I. o. G. I. hall, on West
Broadway. The lodge is in aourishing condition,
and owns the building in which its hall is located.
Money judicously expended in mining property
real estate in Butte vicnity,is bound pay its in.
vestors handsomely.
Butte is the only city in any of the territories which
has full equipped cable line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
neaI Gstate to &trhanae.

rxCHANGF.-FlVe 6-story bfow1stono
H. stores and fats, corner WI exensnge
together or separately for New-F or5 los St
or Q country pIaDe or farm. u. ,. ohLo-
COLL, 80 Pafk Place
EXCHANGE-A desirable s-stQry and
IA basement brick, stone and eefre"
Gotta dwelling; near Prospect Park, Brook
iyn ali modern improvements; for BroQkiyn
lots or q country place or fern. q. D.
DRISCOI.I.. SO PARK Place. New-YorK-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
domestic siinaiions iuanteN

Males.
A TTENDANr or NURSE by a single,
N well-educated man, 70 an INVALID elderly
gentleman or one mentally afflicted e2n
shove, &c. good scholar; no objection 70
country, or 20 trayM first clnss references,
medical and otllers, from past ana preAeh'
employers; hong experience. Address ~,
TENTIVE Tribune Uptown Office, l,Hso
Broadway,
ID UTLBR-B young Englishman; thor.
ID Oughly understands his duties excellent
references. Address WILLIAM COLES,
~ UTLER-r-By Protestant; highest refer
10 enc0s. Address CHARLES. III WEST
s5th.st Rins twice.
n, ooK.-By an experienced man In q gen.
L tlemnn' = family 3 years In presen'
asd;e.s rGoN&s' Gooki ii9 ci4 oisavs
oACHMAN, &c.--By . Goraan, single !
" careful drlVm understands can Of
horses harness and carriages attend Iufnas,s
1nd hanay with al tools generally pseful !
hest references Address III. NJ, 10
PARK Row
IOACBMAN.-I a Thoroughly eompo.
l. tent and sober English coachman. m2r-
,Ied. no family. Apply 20 W. y. LAW
pcNCE. In evening. % East 29th-st.. or be-
tween end az ~ Walls
TtoAcHdAN.-By married man. no
u family; years reference SOBER hon
49, oblifina; last employer can be seen.
az s9ACHSAH, 962 cth-aye.
C.6ACHMAN ana GROOM. by an Eng
4 lshman, single, 30; years best cry
.ofeeenco dlseng1ged tho frst Of the mouth.
hddioss 9; D., Box ~, Tribune Uptown
One, 1888 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Bcaro ano Rooms.

Dcar0 art0 Rooms.
| A ATTRACTIVE, elegantly furnished
"A second neor, rooms, bath superior
| board and attendance; piiyate table en-.
tional Murray Hill Also hoOrs, sultks
aud single rooms, with or without board
all iocs ions from 0th-st. TO Harlem 'u
Jpiofmeticn reliable and ireei references
Apply to s. G. LELAND Aco..
formerly with ~. A. Daley and Everett
Directory.
SO West 2fSss
AN ATTRACTIVE and handsomely fur.
n nifkcd apartment. With or without
board also suites and single heated Rooms
located near 3Ih,eye. Mummy TN; refer
epcss. Az EyEREgT p1BECTORY. "a
West 35th-st Es;ablished 1896. -
A SUNNY hall room for gentleman: sa-
tperlor table 20 West 51tb-st.
a pARTMENTs aud single rooms. beata6-
n near hotels, clubs; % 10 S5 weekly.
~ Wem 26th-st, Gentlemen.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS, unfurnished
ID or newly furnished; 6ti-aye. corner:
hotels and Gubs. LUDLOW. DAY & CO.,
III AFRO W-BT., 9A.--Bsant rooms, nicaiv
- furnished large and sfnf1l reasonable
vest OF Hndson-sL
IL oARDETs WANTED at 10 East $50. ST !;
- large front room on second floor, with
nrstclass board
ENTIRB noof, board. private farnliy.
~ ~ West 60th>st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
nDork t)ante6.
Males.

Males.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE Rly-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No ], o39 broadway, corner Thirty frat 81
until 8 D. 10. ; $50 broadway, between
dnth 8 D. m. go West Twenty third 81
corner Elghth-aVe. 152 SlXth.aYe. ! 10Y
Third-aye.. corner fOrty-ssventh-st. l02g
Thlrd-ave., near Slxty-hTst st. LOS
First-aye. 100 West Forty seeond,sL
Ninth-ave. and Sixty-eiehth-st., and 90 LID.
eTty-st, and the HARLEM OFFICE, lsO
East One hundred and. ,wenty-h fth- 81, up q
o %. m, &C regular Onlce rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Conmtrn ,1ropertp Go Cet.


LrOR RENTING large new stores on The
y south side OF Hafkatst. east OF 18th
st, Philadelphia; they are 6 stories Ia
height. with a nniehed basement, and have
steam boilers, hydraulic freight and passen-
ger elevators. aud other modern convent.
ences Apply ct the office Of Girard estate.
10 South 12th-st, Philadelphia. s. s.
GAVIN. Agent
VILLAGE FARM. % acres, adjoining
v Monticello, Sullivan County; depot ten
minutes walk; house IL rooms; barn lS
stalls wagon house. oorn-crib CHOICE fruit +
pure water LOGO feet above tide; healthy ;
s8, 900. Will add IL or 45 or % sores more
II wanted u. HOLBR0OK,
Port JerVis n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Dressmakins.

~e-~--~e-'->
A RrISTIC dressmaking; imported styles !
N cowne dinner and fancy dresses from
al up perfect az and hnish; el0aks A
snecialfv al short notice. Mre. McELfOY,
ek East 0th-st, opposite OennlhRa
~ REssM AKINC ..-Mpdame Btayoe. 80
~ East 1eth.st., makes w Dait an9 sueeI
drosses md eoliclts early spring orders 4
steciaIty made OF morning ana tea gowns
size viii be glad % see olo ana new patrons.
n RFssMAKER would IKE few en-.
draas-.s a specially; az kinds OF family
sa,.tng dene neafiy Call or address bllss
Johnston, 800 West 19th.st.
nREsGM ARER. wishes work ~ tbe aay
fcst rttV rnferenc6 Address r., Box 1O5
Tribuns Uptown once. LBS Bfoadway,
~ RTSsM ARER by 1fst-olass nttoT
~ and draper wishes move epfagemfnts
~ tha day: late OF one Of the leading
houses; city reference. Address d. go
West 23d'sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Rooms il1anifo.


w kNTED.-FurDished or unfurntshed fiat
Az EVERETT DIRECTORY, "a West
35tb-st-
w ANTED. - Housekeeping apartments.
w fully furnished, for . highly pspecta-
bic and responsible FAMILY OF i've ADULTS
eitbcr in q respectable Cat or a part OF q
private house. but al moderate rental
Address A., Box 90 Tribune Ohice, with
full particulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Dressmaking.
6elp ll)antro.

s, HOE REPAIRER wANTED.-An Irish
- man must be q temperate man and
good workman. Cali at DAYS Shoe store.
81 Church.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Ctr lgrOpsrip to Get.

trs~ry~e - ~
"A with ~, b neer eIees,3,s pcs ne ,s
tl<ncn Afvpglout with automatic gprlnkleFs
~ tutunf OF Ore. large fnetofy; corner
ssx1ntosps le.Se SQUARE feet whole on part I;
KY pie my nanuf9etpring businesst also
} {,.s othef iiDfs 5oxeD MeCiaYe Building.
k-sn-eHe, Ola. 22d sts.
A MAT Gnage house, 8 rooms rent
~. ~ DAn heater. range oil improve
eQts near 118th-sk station uarler rosd
nadlsn-ase. ears. Inquire 1888 Nott9ve.
0ESIRABLE houses srfuraisbs6 ana
~ tNfns she'd "a 81 psrts 81 the eify.
y1SoM BRWlIER6. IS Eass istk.sE
/, .kIikOS0AE-Y furnished s,nnv sroof
- Mems, hated pzfyafe baths: terms
se<o1s ep'osts8 Hotel Rrunswick: ref,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Hlierellaneqns

miscellaneous
.se1<e~@~4~~-s~>~~--> ~--ee>rSra,-
4 LBERT G. SPENCER. $40 gth.sye.,
"A near 1Sth,st T. station umbrellas mads
10 order, recovered. repaired and for sale
cheap al kinds Of cane work SIX, 81 and
up.
TVYPEwRITER COPYING Of al kinds
Il neatly and quickly donei manuscript
hour Or day. NJ. b. HoU8HToN. as
Wiillam-s.
90 mn WANTED, private banker
Y Vance from $1,000 y sS.6p9 % GrsseISss
Advertising contracts Address GILT
EDGED sEoUaSTY 20 ldbahe once.
o1n Il00wAETEb tor part Interest IN
3lU,OUV quarries and 70 nj orders 90
hand FOR feldspar and quartz. Address,
BELDSPAR, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Gcnntrp propertp i1)anieo.

(VAETED.--To buy, 100 to 1000 acres
w wild land near this city, OF % 70 e5
per acre water front preferred. Address
SHEEP RANGES. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Doar0 il1aniro

QUIET, cultured young man, Of good
W family, engaged In business In city,
wishes 70 Ind home IN select private house
hold only. Address NJ. O.. Box 2G9. Summit,
n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Business Ghartres.

Dusiness Ghances.
A coon OPENING in an aid-cstabnshoa.
n is years. iieht business.; ESQ p 900
and upwards weekly cleared easily In
erased hall interest for s500. Address
A LADY OF gentleman who means busi.
sg9D s2,h i,Ss Raf nSss ss Sp5 5G
TON STEAM LAUNDRY. 6s7 sd-avc.
A GENTLEMAN about 70 establish a real
"A estate ONCE desires the services 81 a
person OF experience. either a. clerk or
partner; capital not as essentisl as expert
enco. Address UPTOWN, Box p. Tribune
o1ieo.
~ UsTNEss last year go, 600, proa,s
- 20 Der cent; expenses light: Invest
nent secure. Address q. A. D., Wilkes
barre. Pa
nowN.TowN wine room FOR sala, cheap I;
~ good locality. Address J. BUTTELL,
ID RIHTING.-5,o 600 circulars, ex9, 81;
printer 81 Warren.st. N. Y. mention this
paper when ordering.
ID ARTNER WANTED.-A eompStent.
Il energetic, reliable man % paYel De.
sirabl0 business; established 3 years pay
Ing lsTsely monopoly Y Ia ilqe RS SS
Tribune Ohiee
sHoE, hat and trunk store in Brooklyn,
- near new elevated station stock, 81. 600 /;
good family cash trade established 1874.
Address w. G.. FRAZER. 903 Myrile-aye.,
BROOKLYN.
{, PLENDID CHANCE for gentlemen q
- secure business Of their own capital
REQUIRED, little or nothing considering oppor.
tunity; social standing and clear business
record necessary Address OPPOR-
TUNITY. $50 East f25th-st
CT 0OO WILL secure half interest
% .UUU In the established malufeot
uJe II spun metal goods engineers SUP.
plies, brazine Tampa bar goods Oiler sofa,
20. Address PROFITABLE, Box 43,
Tribune once.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29

When the machine starts each arm is
in such position that the ball is rolled
70 one side and acts Ga downward
weight, there always being a little more
weight on the downward than the up
ward side. This would not turn the
shaft all the way round. but the two
other arms. shaped ike large dollar
marks. carry the balls in their cutters to
a point where they act as downward
weights in the nick Of time 10 continue
the motion and carry other arms of
their dead center. The shaft at its end
is connected by a cog wheel with fly-
wheel. which assists still further the To-
tarT notion The machine has a rcd
through it only for the purpose Of stop
ping it.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29

Cashier BoeEs Gin Toroptoh-Hello,
what's TIE ulatter2 You're al broken
up. RemCrSe. eh7
Cashier Jogzs-Not much; but, but
Tee Just read in the papers that old Div
idend. thc president 4 our hank. said II
7 had wai-ed a week longer I could have
stoler twice the smount-Shoe and
Leather Reporter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29

betfcT tuan the "ANAaAAAt fasisD -Ai-'ie,N -
trade Of 1SSS. These reports tho mer-
chant was going over ono by one. and
every good suggestion in the lot will he
utilized in the busy season Of tho coming
December. This ono incident shows tho
height of executive genius-calling out
the best there Is in subordinates, not only
their actual work and loyalty Of spirit.
but their ideas as well.
W9Eamaker is a great believer in the
importance Of close relationship between
employer and emQlove. There ia To
tyranny Of organization III h.s house.
4 cash boy may at any tilno appeal -
the proprietor lie las Q civil service
system and plan Of marking bT which
h knows the yearly, monthly and weoEi y
rs2orl Of each of his 400 emPioyes.
Promotions arc made according TO the
showinrs # this plan There n profit
sharing system in the business. TOO. and
By Is about $4,000 IA each year aT-
portianed among employees, II addition
to their salaries.
Wananlaker's Philadelphia store il =
third larger than tie woTla famous I}on
fla~~ho Z Paris Ia The busiest season
il disppscs # q million doiiars. worth .
-.s--ls q week. r. - al iS~al nlsoo -
srork. T,rsrs Is e1ty q room light
AMI air f0r the clerks. They are not
f1rhi55eu 20 SIT down during business
hours Thev sra given a fsH koBr for lun-
~f-e-u. arl luncheon iour ~ Wsnanaa-
ker's produces spectacie worth E15ng
miles ~ zee. Here q a sracious room 81 I'D
WITH Etfis tables. Hundreds Il voun :
women are eating their lancseous Most
q them have brouxht food fro-a ho-ae,
sn5 these cold l1nches they sspp'ernert
with cups e fragrant coffee. rissses q
pure milk. summer drinks. soups ~ hot
dishes served them from TIE h.g kitchen
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29


"There are moments when silence pro
longcd and uuhrokCu
More expressive may be than AL words
ever spoken
Look 10 that van and wasted woman.
once tua picture of health, now $50
paird. SHE cannot begin % tell her
su+ferin-s. but as from day to fav she
grcs through the house. attending 10
hcr many cares. her attenuatod form.
her white face. her stopping shoulders.
her punched features all tell that she Is
a silent martyr ~ disease. Her once
Chcerv voice Il seldom heard. but her
silence tells her suffering more than
woris could do. 81. yo silent. soTrowing
suffering SISTERS, there Is Curc f1rv0ur
troubles. Pr ricrcr's Favorite Proscr D.
ton - a sovereign remedy for the de-
rgnrcnents and malad % peer ar %
your SGT. Asa powerful, inwgurstlug
tonic. ,t mpsrts strength % tho whole
svsteu. and 20 the womb and It's ap-
reud8rcs Fra particular For over
worked. s'woru-out,' ''ruu-d0wn,r de-
ll,ated teachers. uilincrs. lress-
makers. sean1stresses. "snop-Iirls. p
house keepers. nursing mothers. aud
frebie women generally. 'Favorlte
fregripti is the greatest earthly
boon. Being uncqsa .Ied ~ 3u appetigag 2
Cor. ~ And restorative rrulc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29

NEv YoRz Nav - The direct ex-
arn naeon Of william Cotter.1. the ex-
president 0f the defgnct Electric Sugar
Company. n tho trial of William T.
Howara. one of the alleged swirllle~s
scouuuuea yesterday The tesf ulcnv
ROW h7s reached the gs1int when t.
sugar tests reached q zst.sfacto~v STATE.
ard Nr Cotrerl sailed for E1rcre 7v5th
samples.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29
WILL rssY woakr


A1CtLef Pefpcss4-zl u1OtlOa nlacklae,
marvellous IA ia conception and posi-
lively staggering IA ID possibilities. has
beea invented, tnis time by al extremely
coandeHs a4an Il ~. Louis Hls Views
II psgyetuaI motion are nos quite 80
sad.cal as tLose II most such inventors,
snd has machine Is called an electric
steam generator. The 81. LC0 . Repub-
iic descIioes II az some lenEth. -. makes
ths Ingenious remark thaE tse machine
as nearly accomp!lshes perpetual motion
As anything the mind u man vii proba-
Dig ever invent