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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
HOPPER BROS. & co.
Choice Exhibit in North Gallery

Cno1ce Exh1Dlt IN North Gallery.
This carefully prepared collection of
elegant furniture, beautiful draperies, e1-
quisite mosaic ceiling of rich rugs, hand
some bric-a-brac and desirable things gen.
orally, continues to be center of attraction
to their many visitors A fact which people
appreciate is that the fine display is made
from samples taken from the usual stock
carried by this firm; another fact is that they
have any amount of equal value at the store,
and fact number three is that rich and varied
as is this display, it does not begin to cover
the different lines of household goods for
which this firm is noted. all the newest
forms and styles in fashionable designs and
materials, both for drawing rooms, dining
rooms and chambers, and all the useful and
necessary devices for kitchens and laundries.
Your orders will be promptly, efficiently and
punctually fulfilled; you will have honest
goods and be better pleased with your pur-
chases when you get them home than when
you saw them in the store of Messrs. Hopper
Bros. & Co., 307 Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
CaYitt & Pollock

Have brought from their fine establishment,
935 Penn avenue, some of the choicest mat
tiers in artistic china and handsome lamps,
and what is to the purpose, the combina-
tion makes a superb and striking display.
The brilliant cut glass tableware, which is
bv the entrance, the exquisite dinner,
breakfast, fish and chamber sets in white
and gold, the array of parlor lamps in brass
and oxidized silver and Mexican ONYX, with
the same metals and delicate hand-painted
vases (and shades to be found for table, vase
and banquets, and the novelties in bronzes,
bisque and japanese ware have certainly
made one of the most attractive displays in
the building
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20

If the crowds continue to grow around the
popcorn stands, some arrangement will
have to be made to have more of them, or
numbers will have to do without, despite
the large force of attendants Popular" is
the word that applies to all of the Baker
products; popcorn heads the list, with a
close shave between it and the lemonade
and the very good, very fresh, and whole
some candies and tafies.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
Taylor & Dean, ao1-3-5 Market Street

Suppose the flames do attack your homes
or other property. If you have supplied
yourself with fire escapes solid iron shut
ters, iron staircases, iron cellar doors, from
the manufactures Of this firm, you will have
taken every possible precaution and can be
easy in your minds. If you have not been
so wise you stand little or no chance of saw
ing either life or worldly goods and have
moreover the full consciousness that it will
have been your own fault
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
Desks, Cabinets and Reclining Chairs

Are the irresistible and practical articles
displayed at this comfort-provoking space.
Desks for the million in every style posi-
bic as to size, form and variety of tops:
rolling chairs for invalids. bed rests for the
convalescents, adjustable chairs upholstered
70 suit all pockets and warranted to be the
best investment TO make for yourself or
your friends. The display is at west end of
main floor, and the store of the Stevens
Chair Company is at No 3 Sixth street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
Echols, Casweu a. Co.

Have grand exhibit in north gallery of
their huge assortment of splendid pianos
and organs; in the former are found the
Chlekering, Ahlstrom, Kurtzman. Wissner
and Mathushek & Son; no less than five
from which to make your selection, while
there about as many kinds of organs, the
iavorite Tabor being included in the list.
Their new location is at 146 Federal street,
corner North Diamond, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20

while the peculiarly revivifying influence
of this particular and most delicious tea is
universally admitted. No exhibit in the
building has been more cordially welcomed
on its return than just this one, and de-
mands for tea are, if possible, even greater
than last year. The He-No Tea hong has
become one of Pittsburg's most cherished
institutions, and the beverage itself has
been adopted on all sides.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
ACHIEVED
GREATNESS!
"some mon are born great, some
achieve greatness and some have
greatness thrust upon them"
Shakespeare.

nUT it's different with their
n clothes. They are mostly
- born without clothes. Nearly
all have clothes thrust upon them
when they are small. Afterward they
have to achieve their clothes. Some
achieve good clothing and some don't.
It's owing to where they buy it.
Those who buy the clothing of the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20

The fountain and fish pond, delicious
Oriental coffee, and the low prices at the
retreshment pavilion are dividing praises
with Cappa. In fact, The oysters, ice cream
and coffee seem tempting even beyond the
charming music. The evening patrons are
pleased that the Buffet lunch proprietors
have the privileges this year Popular
prices and refined service are thereby
assured
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
The Dabbs Photographic Display

In Art Gallery always commands attention.
Nothing in that line could be better, and a
new charm has been added in the processes
adapted recently by Mr.. Dabbs Gone ofthem
the Sepia), which give to the pictures such
an exquisite softness and finish. Certainly
Photographic art has arrived at rare state
of pefection.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
He-NO Tea

To-day visitors go to the tea hong fol-
their cup of He-No, not to make the ac-
quaintance Of an unknown article, but to
enjoy something which they have thoroughly
proved in the past year; the fact that it is
improved by standing makes it of marked
value in families where the members are
tardy about reaching the dining room,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
Decided Against the Women,

AKRON, O., Sept 19.-[SpeciaL THE
main issue before the Eastern Ohio Method
ist Episcopal Conference to-day was the ad-
mission of women to the general and lay
Electoral Conference. All debate was shut
of, and the women delegates were defeated
by vote of lis to "a.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
Regulating or Pressure-valve-Oil Well
Supply Co.

Supply Co.
As visitors approach the entrance to the
annex they invariably look with curiosity
at the full sized specimen of a pressure
valve, which forms a part of the stock of
this company, and doubtless wonder what
it is. In use it is arranged in connection
with the line pipe, and it is designed to in
dicate the pressure and regulate the flow of
gas; the arms which are connected to the
valve against which the pressure is exerted
being provided with graduations, indicating
pounds and supporting adjustable weights
or balances to cause the valve to exert more
or less resistance to this flow of gas. Inside
the building are the globe-valves, drilling
and fishing tools, engines and boilers, work.
ing and other models.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
Tell Your Visitors

To meet you at Kennedy's when they come
to the Expo. the best place in the city
to get something to eat
SIXTH AND DUQUESNE WAY.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
The Thuma Dancing Academy,

Ga Fourth avenue, opening for beginners
for the season, Thursday evening, Septem-
her q
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
An Ohio EmbezzIer Captured.

YOUNGSTOWN, Sept. 19.-ESpecsaL ii.
B. Tamany, canvasser for the instalment
house of E. Gately & Co., was arrested to-
day at Norwalk on charge of embezzle-
ment.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
The Best Place

To go for photographs is Lies gallery, good
cabinets 81 80 per doz; reliable work. 10
and II Sixth street, directly opposite new
Alvin Theater TTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
Before You Get Married

See Kennedy. He can furnish everything
you require cheaper than you can, and cause
you less trouble
SIXTH AND DUoUESNE WAY.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
Beaver Fair Excursions Via Pennsylvania
Lines.

Seventy-five cents for round trip from
Pittsburg, September %, %, "a and 25.
Tickets good returning until September 26.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
g.,
y > !
SOUTHSIDE.
BIG SUCCESSy
Thanks to the hundreds of
visitorsto our stores on open
ing days. We have shown
you a line of Goats, Millinery
and Dress Goods that was
surprising. It's too hot to
use coat talk, so we'll say
something on
MILLINERY.
Several hundred ready trim
med hats to select from, either
to buy as are, or to try on
and see which shape is the
most becoming, and then
select trimmings from our
immense assortment.
From s. to S. we show an excep-
tlonal assortment of neatly trimmed
Toques, Round Hats and Bonnets.
600 Fur Felt untrimmed Hats,
some Toques, Turbans and Round
Hats, put on sale as a drawing card
at 65c-the ordinary wool felt be-
ing worth 75c makes this a grand
bargain. One customer said she
paid a dollar and a half for the
same grade and shape as we offered
her at Csc. 36c for the Sailors
made of cashmere. u
NOW ON DRESS GOODS.
We are proud of our line of
Dress Goods. We have
struck the nail on the head
with Dress Goods-the kind |
the people want at reason
able prices-boughtrightand |
selling them on our small ex-
pense margins.
At half a dollar we show a
big variety of makes -plaids,
stripes and plain dress goods
from $2.ooa yard down.
In an endless variety (more
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-23
THUMPED JAY GOULD.
A Gotham Doctor Slaps the Wizard in t
Iniercsi ~ IIis H.aIiI,


Interest of His Health.
Mr.. Gould has been submitting to a
scientific humping and pulling and hauling
known by the mystic term of mechanics
therapeutics. 1t is not necessary to adver-
tise the establishment in which the million
aire pays rouudly for the privilege of
being pounded and of rescuing from
innocuous desuetude the organs of
motion which a plowboy gets paid
for exercising. Sufficient to say that
Ire can readily call there on his way home
from the Western Union Building. Once
uShered within, the caller deposits his top
coat IN room near the elevator. Then he
passes through. a small anteroom and com
Portable sstting-roOm into a large we'll
without ornament, yet not repeling in their
elegant piainneSs On both sides of the aisle
are ranged various Instruments, which 800
years ago might have been mistaken for
racks and weapons of torture. Here is
where Mr. Gould tests and recupelates
his lung power. There is a head rest
on which sometimes reposeS the ceTebrum
whose secret designs many would give
a fortune to know. And not far off is
couch for massage, where the patient
is kneadPd and worked over until the whole
frame thrills with renewed vitality The
system TO which Mr.. Gould submits Is not a
quaek affair, but recognized by the medical
fraternity. Indeed he has for a fellow
patent Inc Well-knoNn physician, Or. For
dyce Barker, who attended the closing days
OF Roscoe COnkng and made such brilliant
fight for the life of that illuSlrious sufferer.
Another fellow patient of Mr. Gould is
General William Iecumseh Sherman. The
veteran commander has of late been making
determined effort to ward off the enemy
that spared him in the dangers of war but
whose final success Is none the less certain
When General Sherman was marching
through Georgia he had no need of scientific
exercise. Now that wars alarms are no
longer heard, the great soldier seeks exertion
and reJuvenatiun in The movement cure, and
submits gracefully to the manipulation of
the youthful assistants. 1t is an interesting
spectacle to see Mr.. Gould, General Sherman
aud DR.. Barker going through their various
exercises at the Same time. Even under
such circumstances the men display their
noted characteristics. could is quiet and
reserved, Sherman quick and military, and
Barker ever the courtly physician.
When Mr.. Gould began to submit himself
to the treatment alluded to he vas certainly
in n ed IF refrigeration. That he has been
benefited there is no doubt His nerves are
within as complete control as his railways,
and, slight of figure as he is he has d mus
cular power not 10 be despised. at present
he bids fair TO live for many years to come.
General Sherman is, of course, much older
man than Mr.. Gould, but he also shows
marked evidence OF improvement.-Chi cago
Herald
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-23

The Ladies of Seven Pines Circle. No
Have an Enjoyable Meeting
Inc members of Seven Pines Circle. No. 2
Ladles Branch of G. A. r., had a very full
a'tehdance at their regular meeting in the
hail. The newly elected officers were all
present, the President, Mrs. A. Buttner
occupying the chair with her accustomed
grace and dignity The general feeling
among the members is that under her su-
peryision this will be prosperous wear for
the organization. AT the last meeting n
number OF applications for membership
were read, one new member was initiated
ana Two comrades assumed the-obligations
MRS. Jennie Houston, 5. v, made an elabo
rate report, in which she gave a detailed ac-
count OF the visits paid and the relief given
uutins the past week to the families of poor
,bbItieIS, from which it may be conclude
tnSI she VIII receive the blessings which
VIII De bestowed upon her by the families
Oh those who gave the strength of their
youth and the offering of their lives to In,
preservation of their country.
MIS-; Shlrland, 5. p, was present, and, in
an adIIeSS complimentary TO the advance
ment OF the circle, gave the benefit of a ripe
experience to the members, which was hap
PLY received. AT the conclusion of her re-
marks discussion took place with refer
ence to the ACCESSIBILITY of giving an enter
talnnent IN the near future for the benefit
"a -" 1'Ui1OA L uauJ luo result OF WHICH was
determination to give during the coming
month literary and musical reception, at
which programme of unexceptional merit
will be offered, at which it is expected the
friends of the circle will be able to spend a
pleasant evening and where they will be
assured cordial welcome
The new member, Mrs. Jones. made few
earnest and well-timed remarks, after which
resolution was offered and adopted to dis
pehse Win the usual open meeting this
month. The meeting then adionrned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-23
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Preparation for the Entertainment Ne,

Preparation for the Entertainment Next
Week.
AT the festival of the Kings Daughters
Home for Incurables, which begins next
"Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall
instead of caricature On ballet dancing, as
was originally intended to be given by a
member of the Olympic Club, there will be
humorous take-off on the Delsarte sys-
tenn by the same gentleman. Miss Nelly
Bowlin, pretty little girl, will execute a
fancy dance. The lite lady is quite an
adept at dancing, and will doubtless prove
favorite. The well-knOwn humorist, George
!. Bromley. commonly known as Z" Uncle
Ge0rge, has volunteered to act as the
Snowman in the Arabian Nights En-
tertalnment," aud will Introduce and ex-
plan the characters in his happiest vein.
tuli Of fun and with plenty OF new Jokes
aud comcal sayings
Professor Troyer the composer of the
music, has number of new songs which he
has written especially for the occasion.
They are said to be very bright and
catchy" aud Will lend an additional charm
to the entertainment.
Tickets are selling very rapidly, and the
lady managers OF the Kings Daughters
Home for Incurables feel assured that the
festival will not only be an artistic success,
Dut q financial one as we'll
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-23
AFFAIRS IN SAN SALVADOR.
A Short Talk With an Ex-Minister of
Public Works.

Public Works.
DIR. Julio Interiauo, formerly Minister of
Public Works of San Salvador under Presi-
dent Menendez is presently in,the city. The
gentleman is not over communicative regard
ing the existing state of affairs in San Saliva
dor, save to say that he does not think the
people is very well satisfied under the pr es-
ent administration.
On being shown the article In The CALL,
relative to the strained relations existing be-
tween San Salvador and Guatemala, the
doctor said it was no news to him, as he
was co Dfident that Guatemala Is not salts
fed with the present treaty and would
surely embrace the first opportunity to re-
new no stilities, The army OF San Salvador,
while inferior in number To that oil Guate-
mala. is lar better disciplined and Will give
a good account of itself should the war be
renewed.
In answer TO question as 10 whether
San Salvador would seek an alliance with
some of the other Central American repub-
lies. the ex-Minister said he thought it pos
sible. but declined to give his views on that
question Agents of President Ezeta have
secretly secured large supplies of arms and
ammunition, SO the doctor states, and are
making every pre- paratlon Tor war, the
speaker declaring that he is simply travel
ing for pleasure and Is not here IN the inter-
est of any party or person.
"How long snail | stay here? Well, that
is something | have not thought about.
like San Francisco very much and may stay
here month and 1 may go tomorrow
shall go to New York when | leave San
Francisco. lnave friends there and shall
remain with them some time, said he. Be-
ing asked whether he would return to San
Salvador, lie laughed and replied. " Not
lHaly
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-23
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Absolom was one of the first men on
record to be held ~" while going through
the woods.-Light.
II a small satchel made of elephants hide
cost 300, what might whole trunk cost?
Louisville Courier-JournaL
1t is said that pairs will no longer be good
In the Senate because Idaho holds over with
three OF kind. Minneapolis Journal
Pie does not produce the best types Of
OF men often produce pi.-Boston Trans
| cript
Aunt Mary-Now, Jennie, let me see
whether you know your lesson; Tell me
who first discovered whalebonc? jennie
Jonah, L guess.-Roseleaf
| Somehow papa tells his fairy tales to
| mamma instead of to the little ones. And
mamma is generally not enough Of a littIe
one to swallow them all.-N. Y. World.
Sanso--Eyery time play poker feel like
Ishmael. Rodd-Whv Sanso-Because
my hand is against every man and every
mans hand Is against men. Y. Herald.
The operations of the Chicago bankers
have driven tile burglars of that city to des-
| peration. They have resorted to overhaul
| ing lawyers Offices Washington Post
|
1t is well enough to discourse on our ora
tors and actors, but the gr0ceryman whose
wagon is always late should be reminded
that his delivery is open to criticism
| Washington Post.
!
Trivvet-Ihe fact that Familiarity breeds
con tempt is often exemphfed in book
| keepers life. Dicer-How SOP Trivvet-
| he becomes SO accustomed to accounts that
| he thinks nothing Of striking a balance
| Chicago lnter-Ocean.
Grarie-Papa, don't see why you objrct
to my receiving Mr.. Grigson's addresses.
Her Father-He couldn't support you, NV
daughter. He's nothing but mere limb of
the law, "a limb of the law, papa? Then
couldn't he do well in some kind OF a branch
| office ?'-Chicago Tribune.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-23
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN SHORE
Tho Supreme Officers Visit Suffer Creek
nnd Are Entertained.

The Supreme Officers Visit Suffer Creek
and Are Entertained.
The past week has been very busy one
for the officers of the Supreme Lodge and
for the subordinate lodges, as installatio n
ceremonies have occupied their attento n
nearly every night.
On Wednesday evening last the officers OF
California Lodge, No. 49, were installed
and as some Of the grand officers had con-
scented to take the different chairs of the
lodge large attendance was present from
all of the lodges in this city. On Friday
night the officers of Oriental Lodge were ln-
stalled, and on Saturday evening the officers
of Mayfower Lodge were indicted into
Office At each of these lodges after ad-
dresses bv the supreme.officers the members
present and their friends were entertained
by musical and literary exercises, after
which dancing and then supper were in
order.
Last "Wednesday evening the meeting
room of Unity Lodge, No. ga, was crowded
by about 800 or 400 of the members and
friends of that lodge. who came in response
to invitations issued TO be present at the in
stallation of the newly elected officers, four
of whom were lady members The supreme
officers attended in a body, and after w. w:
Mathews, 5. p, had completed the eeremo-
MES an elaborate programme, interSpersed
with addresses by the Supreme President
oAiu SiOeat15 Ndo 5oho tAluhoh 'n0
then about 800 of those present marched TO
the banquet hall and partook of supper
that had been prepared blythe lady members
of the lodge. So complete was the success
OF the entertainment that as result thet re-
from large number of limitations VIII '"A0
last Tuesday morning W. ". Matthews,
s. D. Worth s. v s Eel h6psS left Rua asIs
=: :, anu t-etarnai visit to North Star Lodge,
No. 81 located At suffer Greek sf 6v On Rar tns5
arrival at lone they were me f ny n sans ~
PRIDE of the West Lodge, located at lone,
who extended the customary ,courtesies.
after which Mr.. Isaacs with double team
drove the supreme officers thirteen miles to
Suffer Creek, where they were met By Nor
ris Brim. 5. c., and the officers OF North
Star Lodge. At about s o'clock in the even
ing the large hall in Suffer Creek was
crowded to overlooking by about 200 or 800
of the best citizens, who were there as the
guests of the members of North Star Lodge,
who were all greatly interested in the public
installation ceremonies of the newly elected
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-23
UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES.
appointment to Fill Vacancy in Once of
Assistant Grand Commander.

appointment to Fill Vacancy in ONCE of
Assistant Grand Commander.
Protection Lodge. No. 80, held public in
stallation OF officers at its last meeting, Mrs.
NJ. L. Smith, ID. ID. G. c., officiating.
assisted by several of the Grand Lode Off
GERS. This lodge initiated three candidates
at its last meeting and has five applications
on file.
Miss Annie NJ. Sullivan, D. D. G. c., of
Virginia CITY, New, installed the officers of
Silver State Lodge, No. Il, of that city at its
last meeting, This subordinate had two
limitations.
The lodge at Topeka, Kaus., has good
workman in the person of the efficient
deputy Mrs. Z. II. Coney She has recently
Installed the officers and reports three initia-
tons, with hattering prospects OF more to
fellow.
Henry Krall. D. D. G. c., publicly in
stalled the officers of Confidence Lodge. No.
10. at its last meeting. He was assisted by
the Grand Commander. Grand Guide and
the Grand Secretary. The Commander of
this lodge, W. II. Hanlon, has given such
perfect satisfaction that he has been chosen
as his own successor for. several terms, and
at the close of the installation ceremonies
Mr.. COoney, G. c., in a few weli-chosen
words, presented him with a gold locket set
with diamonds on behalf of the lodge
Ivy Leaf Lodge, No. g. reports five initia-
tions at its last meeting.
The officers of Acme Lodge No. 46, were
installed at its last meeting.
j. 0. Jephson, p. c., has been appointed
to fill the vacancy Ill the Office of. Assistant
Grand Commander.