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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

At a SACRIFICE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
~ sli00 cash-Lot ll6:sxl49. on Santa Clara
ave-: south front.
s2600-iot 50xl6i on Central ave-: fine location
Sl200-Lot 36Xl%5, on Regent ST.. near Contra
avenue.
s5z06-Lot 25xI5O; fine 7-room cottage; East
S12OO-Lot 501l0s; northwest. the best corner
Chestnut ST. and Eagle ave-. all these on very easy
We can offer the best bargains in the city of Ala
media
Apply to THOMAS A. SMITH & CO.. 1901 Park
St., Alameda ocI3 lOS
ONLY $1,000; $50 DOWN, $50 MONTHLY; NICE
~ cottage, rooms and bath; lot 25xl50 Call
immediately at 24O6 EncinsI ave-, Alameda oil It
balance TO suit. $1,000 good house, rooms,
large lot only 3 700; great bargain j. ;. HANLEf
& CO., 1851 Park st, Alameda. oc5 II
Coon CASH. BALANCE $50 PER MONTH;
and bath; "a blocks from Grand 81. station; hne
sSib0-Lot 81 :51l5s; new 2-story house OF 6
rooms and bath; convenient to station and school:
excellent neighborhood; $500 cash, balance s3O
S425O-Lot 37:6xl0O: new 2-story hose OF
rooms and bath; \. side of Central ave., scar STA
tion $500 cash. balance s35 per month. no $50
s6000-Lot 5Ox15O: new 2-stOry house OF 3
rooms and bath; near Morton-st station; modern
improvements; cement walks: slreetwOrk done;
easy payment down: balance monthly INSTALL
ments. No IS
houses to rent and money TO loan. IL y. MOREAL
g CO, 1892 Park ST.. Alameda. sO2 Montgomery
ST. San Francisco se5O u
TOR SALE ~ ALAMEDA-A FINE LOT; LOOK
100: north side OF san Antonio ave. $50 teet
east OF Chestnut st; . mlnutes' walk from station,
Inquire at 20l7 san Antonio ave. $3.50 II
oIaA MONTH BUYS HOME IN ALAMEDA.
ID ~ Baird Co, Morton station, Alameda I'm
MUST BE SOLD. CORNER LOT. 75xl60,
wi house OF rooms bath. fms stable. price IS
$1,000 under real value: cheap houses and lots TOT
sale easy terms: large list of San Francisco
and Oakland property To exchange for Alameda ana
outside lands. MRS. /. II. CHANDLER, 1923 PARK
ST., Masonic Building, Alameda. au27 u
wEEK'sNEws FORD CENTS-THE WEEKLY
y CALI in wrapper ready for mailing.
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ROOMS To LET-coNTINr1rn

ROOMS TO LET-CONTINUED.
S21 ELLIS. NEAR VAN NEss-VERY DESIR,.
so'I,i aoie sunny rooms; gents or couple for
housekeeping; call to 2. ocll Ate
00S DAY sT.-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
~ rooms. suitable for or PERSONS cheap.9 Is
O0I FULTON NICELY FURNISHED BAY
<-)I window frst-foOr ROOM also large front
rooms, bay-window, suitable for housekeeping;
cheap oc9 IT
709 PosT-ALooyE SUITE AND BATH; $40.
40 SEVENTH GERARD HOUSB-
l. nished rooms. single and double also ! large
unlurnlshed; housekeeping If desired. oc9 70
THE ELDRED-ll28 MARKET AND p TURK
L newly furnshed 5Uc TO 81 so a night; 50 TO So
aweek; open all night: transient. OcStt
1913 ERoADwAY-4 SUNNY ROOMS; NEAR
TOTO Van Ness ave. oes 6t@
7o5 PoLK-sUNNY SINGLE FRONT ROOM;
80 81 OCT If
DO TURK NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
- room; also single; reasonable; bath. seq tt
RoYAL HOUSE 1913 ELLIS STREET NEW
mouse; Just opened; incandescent light In every
room hrst-eass reading room containing all daily
papers open all nights rooms per night Soc g. so;
week, 81 20 TO 81; month, 81 to $50 jy29tr
900 MONTGOMERY AVE - UNFURNIsHED
80 housekeeping and sleeping in we'll
G nducted and quiet house seq lmr
a kLlAGToN HOUSE, I27 KEARNY PLEAS.
=, am sunny rooms, en- suite and singe hrstclass
IN every respect: terms reasonable. jal0tf
TIE ABBOTsFoRD. NV. COR LARKIN AND
a. bIoadway-Niee. quiet, genteeI aud homelike:
IuInIsneu OF UNFINISHED sunny rooms at extremely
moderate prices; light housekeeping permltted4st
I07 FiFrH-UNFURNIsHED ROOM no LET
AO' SEES II
COZ GEARY-SUITE OF ROOMS; ALSO SINGLE
80 rooms; all convenienees. seq If
Y OSEMIrE HOUSE, lU45 MARKET ST. BET
Sixth and Seventh; Soc TO 81 per night; per
week, ~ 90 TO SO single and ell suite families23tr
< FIFTH = FRONT AND BACK PARLORs,
Iurhlsheo. suitable otices or gentlemen o5 lot
I'M MARKET-FURNISHED ROOMS. IN SUITE
single housekpg and offices: rent cheap. I'm
017 MASON - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
90 sunny front room; $25. oc4
1O1 OAK = TWO LOVELY ROOMS; LIGHT
* housekeeping If desired; sl6 oc4 II
go EDDY-DRY UNFURNIsHED BASEMENT
VI OF sunny rooms; $l2. Oc4 IT
SO7 BuSH-To LET FURNISHED ROOMS
gu se23 II
900 o'FARRELL LARGE SUNNY FRONT
% rooms nicely furnished; bath se3 If
I0Q MASON-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
IOO rooms; en- suite and single; reasonable. 10 I'm
go EDDY - NICELY FURNISHED. SUNNY
VI bay-window suite; light honseke eping.sl5 IT
< FURNISHED ROOMS WITH SPANISH FAM.
- ily 92912 jackson ST.; learn LANGUAGE. seI3 x
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
hJO oCTAyIA LARGE SUNNY FRONT
I1IO alccye suite, with board. oc9 TIE
koNTGoMERYS TEMPERANCE HOTEL 33Y
AVA and 22s Second st.-Single meals zoe hosrdant
room per day zoe 10 81; by the week ~ 10 So tres
coach To and from the ho6ei Rp2l e
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S5000 S NI6E DG Gsms,1 nogsF S OF
rents 1928 per annun. q. Ii. UMBSEN & CO.. /
MONTGOMERY ST
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GSH00 NICE BAN-wINDOW HOUSE OF Z
eDOOOO. rooms and bath; brick foundations
etc on l9th St, near Valencia: lot 25xl00; this is
a bargain Il. ii. UMBSEN q CO., IA Montgomery
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEMOVAL- HENRY f. HIGnToN HAS RE-
~ moved his law Office to rooms 36, 81 80 and 80.
Mills tailding. oc9 I'm
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

DY YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN-CHILD TO
- raise; good home; mothers care Address
Mother. box IS. Call Branch once. oc12 2t*
WANTED-l OR CHILDREN TO BOARD; ,
W nice yard; best of care; terms reasonable. $50
Mtnna ST. ocIl 3t$
"a IDOW WOULD LIKE OR CHILDREN TO
W board large yard: best OF care. 80 Haight. OF SIN
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$4,000 NICE BAY-WINDOw COTTAGE OF
SD1OUO. rooms and BATH on Waller ST.; brick
foundations; lot 25xl37:6; part cash. q. ii. UMB-
sen u CO, Il Montgomery ST.
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C.5 FIVE DOLLARS DOWN
$i-ONE DOLLAR A WEEK
Tor building lots In the
ALVIN TRACT. NEAR FRUITVALE,
Close 20 Haywards Electric Road
ONLY Ten MINUTES RIDE FROM OAKLAND.
PRICE, $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH.
Tract fenced and graded.
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market st. and o. A. RU-
DOLPH 3 IL Broadway, Oakland sel8 II
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This elegant property is located within three
BLOCKS Of the center of the beautiful town OF Hay
wards. two blocks OF horse and electric cars.
CITY WATER UPON THE TRACT
This is without any exception the cheapest and
M Ost desirable property adjoining Hayward. The
terms mace easy that the fruit upon the trees
VIII pay the instailmentS For maps and full par
ticulars apply 10
NJ. J. LAYMANCE 4 CO. 1865 Eighth ST. Oakland.
FRANK LAKE. Western Union Telegraph once.
Haywards. Cal. seq lot
GOD OPENING FOR BUSINESS ABILITY.
- even though capital may be limited. may be
found a. FruItysle, Alameda County
For DrugglSt;
For Coal aud " God Dealer;
For Restaurant
Come over aud Investigate for Yourself. | have
places Tor ali these at astouishlngly low rents.
oc9 st WM NJ. De WOLFF, Agent
GoeQn WE ARE OFFERING ONE OF THE
tNoOUO. best bargains ia Oakland la a new
100 very central and handy To electric. cable and
local stations, and good HeighboThood; only Si0J
IN cash required, balance tustallmeHts. Apply to
T. W. WOODWARD CO. 902 broadway. oak
land. oc7 1t
G26O EACH AND UPWARD: sPLENDIDLY
Tract: San Leandro road: only $40 cash; balance
50 per month. CLoUGH & BAKER, 1909 Broad
way, Oakland, Cal oc6 II
G1O0O BUSINESS CORNER; 6Oxl2s, $500
u 1ONO. cash. balance to suit purchaser; must
future and will make fiue investment for any one
with this amount of capital; viii positively double
I'm value in the next years Inquire at once Of j.
w. LAfMANCE, 466 Eighth st, Oakland. se29 lot
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BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery st. oc9 Su Tu II
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WEEK NEWS FORD oENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALI in wrapper. ready for mailing
--------------------
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
I g.LAWRENCK. CARP ENTER AND BUlLDES
u 6le bacram ento St cabinet work and ntunsas
ed1ces promptly attended: telephone SoO u LosL
ASTROLOGY.
IREE TEST-ARRIXAL OF MRS DIR. AK
Il MOUR Tue public can consult this fOrecastei.
on all business. Although stranger she VIII car
you by and tell the object of your visit Lost
property located, absent friends revealed. lawsuits
foretoid. Dr. Armour never takes money IN al
vance. If she can't give you the Information you
want she wont charge YOU Fee, 81. Room 20 sSl
Market ST. oc9 SIS cod
NINE. MoREAU. 10 FOURTH ST.; FORTUNE
WI teller: clairvoyant lfe-reader; fee 20e: ol3 .
MRS WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE. PRES
WI cut; ladies' Boo; gents. 81. lOS Eighth oil 3m
MRS L. EHRHoRN CLAIRyoYANT, MEDIUM
w 70 18th st.,bet Mission& toward fee,6Oe2oc ON
ROY ONLY ONE THAT EFFORTS GENUINE
n. Spanish and French love powders. Call or
write with stamps. 80 Iiaght st. sells SIN
NINE DR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REyEALEa
AVA by eggs and cards tells entire life, past pres
ept. future consultations on all affairs nothing OK
cepted; name giyeu valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impossioie,
diseases cured: lee 81; letter So 80 Kearny. IL ~
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRYoYANT. HAS RE-
w moved TO IL Turk ST. Room 81 fee soc o2lst
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C7000 HOUSE OF FLATS, ON 18TH ST.,
u tOVO. near Mission containing and 8
rooms ana bath each; bay-windows, brick founda-
tlons, etc; lot 25xS0; rents 1910 per annum g.
d. UMBSEN q co. "A Montgomery ST.
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/ would be at home in that supernal society
If should reach it?" think you would. I
know you would. l remember that in the
husking time there was great equality OF
feeling among the neighbors.
All the shocks of corn coming in in their
season. oh, yes, in their season. Not one OF
late, or having died at haphazard. Planted
at just the right time, plowed at just the
right time. Cut down at just the right time.
Husked ut just the right time. Garnered &C
just the right time. Coming In In your
season.
do not know how you are constituted,
but am 80 constituted that there Is moth
ing that so Awakens "reminiscences in me as
the odors of O cornfleld when cross 1t at
this time of year after the corn has been cut
and it stands in shocks. And SO 1 have
thought it might be practically useful forus
to-day to cross the cornfield, and have
thought perhaps, there might be some
reminiscence reused in our soul that might
be salutary and might be saving.
Omy friends, there are jewels in peril richer
than any in our world. They are the jewels
OF the immortal soul. Would God that some
song rolling up out of the deserted nursery
of your childhood or some song rolling up
out of thecorltields, the song of the husk-
ers % or 40 years ago, might turn all our feet
out of the paths OF sin into the paths OF
Righteousness. Would God that those memo
Iies waited in on odor or song might start
us this moment with swift feet toward that
blessed place where so many OF our loved
ones have already preceded us. ''as a shock
of corn cometh in in his season."
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DITTSBURG AND. LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
L Company. schedule in effect n ov. 20 1892 Cen
trail time;-P. 4 L. E. R. R:-DErAET:;- Cleve-
Chicago. 200 .2:1o 4:2o p, m For Cincinnati m
s2:iO si0:25 p. m. For youngstown and New
Castle. T:oO. $500 'l1:16 m. .2:o. $3.50. d:2o.
'10:25 p. m. For Beaver Falls. 5:35: T:O0, $500.
sl1,l5 a. m. -1:oO. "z:1O. $780, 4:sO SEQ 'o:S D. M
For CHARTERS, 1890 5:35. $500: 16:45, 1:i0 1880
$500 -9:l0 e3O 1880, .1l:5 fl:45 M, loO, l:lO.
$3.50. 3:45. +4:25. 5:1O, $50 $500, 1880 p. m.
ARRIvE-From Cleveland, r6:3i a. M. 1880.
.5:I5. Was p. III. From Cincinnati, Chicago and
st. Louis. $3.50 a. m., '12:30, T:45 p. IN. From
Buffalo, $3.50 a. m. 1880. "5:15 $3.50 p m. From
Salamanca, $780, 10000 q. M. '7:4S p. M: From
Youngstown and New castle, $3.50, 81. 25. Fl0:00
a. E., 1880 .5:15. '7:45. $3.50 p. M From Beaver
Falls 5 $780, 7:25 1000 a. m, 'l2:3o. 2:o $500.
r5:l5 T:45. 9:3J p. m.
p. @. at Y. trains for Mansfield and Beechmont
7:1o .. m: 1890 a. m. S:45 p. m. m.
p, @. & 7. trains from Mansfield and Beechmont
p, NICK. q Y. r. R.-DEPART-For New Haven
and West Newton, +s:2o a. m, $500 p. m.
ARRIvE-From New Haven and West Newton.
For McKeesport. Elizabeth. Monongahela City
and Belle Vernon, '6:4o, 1915, 11o5 an, I;oo
From Belle Vernon. Monongahela City. Elizaheth
and McKeesport 1850. -:4o 'tllo5 O. M. 1885, 'o'o5
Daily. Sundays only. To and from New
Castle only. flo and from Mckeesport only.
CITY Ticket once. 68o smitb1eld Street.
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DITTsBURG AND WESTERN RAILWAY-
L Schedule in effect May Is, 1892 Central nmel.
Depsrt for Chicago, $500 D. m. solid train with
Pullman sleeping car: For Kane. Bradford, tao
m. For Clarion. t1;io a. M: t2oo & 2; m Rna,o Tor
Erie, Meadvilie, fi:lO s. m. For Greenville.
Mercer. Grove City: T:lo a m % t2;oo p. m. m; I For
Castle T:ii % q. m.. zoo. ts:O5 p. m: For Butler.
1880, '7ho. t9:so a; m. 200 t4;2S tsa5 p. m:
tlI:SO a. M. t6:45 p. M. Foxburg: 1905, ti1:So
m, t6:45 p. m; Erie 1850 p m: Greenvilie Mer-
f6:i5 D. m; New Castle ts:o5. 'li :55 a; M. .s:A
D. m Butler. t7:0O t9:05 t1l:S0 q. M, 1850 g.
.. M. from Chicago, rI1.5 q. m.
ADailY. tExcept Sunday.
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RAILRO
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT JUNE IL, 1892.
Trains will leave Union Station, PIttsburS
as follows eastern Standard Timel:


IN EFFECT JUNE Il, 1892.
Trains winIeave Union Station, PittsburS
as follows eastern Standard Timel:
MAIN LINE EASTWARD.
Pennsylvania Limited of Pullman vestibule Cars
daily at 7:l5a. M. arriving at Harrisburg at l:55
p. M. Philadelphia 4:45 p; M. New York 9:Oo
Keystcne e & Express daily at i:ac a. M. arriving ai
Harrisburg SIS a. M. Baltimore 1i:l5 a. H..
NeW Yorf aoop & m fhiaoeipn'' ' D. L.
Atlantic Express daily at 1890 a: m. arriving at
New York 4:OO D. m.
Harrisburg Accommodation daily. except Sunday.
cay Express daily at 500 a. M, arriving at Har-
Ttsbprg $40 p. M, Philadelphia $3.50 p m. New
York 9;35 p. m, Baltimore 6:45 p, m, Washing
Mail trsia sunday SnIy $40 arrives Harrf
Nail Express daily 1850 m. arriving at Harris:
Pbig.SeSbI. Rq5S m connecting at Harrisburg for
al Harrisburg 100 a M. Philadelphia As a. m.
Eastern Express at 7;l0 p. m daily, arriving Har-
inston 7:1 a. m., H. Phiiadelphia so; a. a. M and
bnrE kns daily m pSnaspha S . at
YORK S;aO a. m. Baltimore $40 a. m. Washing
All through trains connect at Jersey City with
boats of Brooklyn Annex for Brooklyn. NY,
avoiding double ferriage ndjourney through New
Johnstown Accom-. except Sunday. $40 p. m =;
p. m. Sundays. Greensburg Express 5.l5 p. M.
except sunday. Derry Express 1l:OO a. M. e1-
wall Accom-. 525 500. 7:4o s:s5, $50 s:4e, lu:so
l2:5 4ai l2SS ao 1aS 2g 3, s 100 I; f3e
Hsss s5ssgs soHssys iy s TX sz s iSsa p M
and 1910 night
!as s:sS s:s ~ ss3 30 i$;sS i;Os !;
5:45; 500 $50. SIS. 7:25. $40: S;oo s,S Io:29.
ssRs R ns5s'{s 1s5S s ssaS. ls s s S'S a 0 80 : s &
B1saSGek 1sss e n Accom-. se1's alEa s. $500 s.s SIS;
s:ls 1 s s4s s:SS s:SS ss sS 81: -: IS: 3 s io:
ss @ MsaSay is:5 s sSaSas 2:sS sso $50 To 500 $50
1030p. H.. 1910 night.
SOUTHWEST PENN RAILWAY
For Uniontowf5:25 and s:sa a.. M, 12o and 4:2sp p.
In. weekdays.
MONONGAHELA DIVISION.
ON AND AFTER MAY Is 1891.
Uniontown, 1o:4o a; m. For Monongahela City
s9S West S0 snsd.S sss and m S 5 and %
For Monongahela City only, 1:ol and $3.50 p. m;
week Ssys .si hss0 usSss sSs % sna
s:35 a. NJ. AIS. $3.50 and 1l:S5 p. m. sunday.
s:4o p. m.
WEST PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
ON AND AFTER JUNE %, 1897.
From FEDERAL STREET STATION. Allegheny
City,
For Sprlngdale. weekdays, 6:1n s:ls, 9:25, 10:lo
ll:56a. M. 1:30 2;25, 4:O0 $500. 6:15, 6:10 $50
$50 lo:30 and il:40 p m. Sundays. l2:sS and $3.50
For Butler. weekdays. e:2o s'45. 1o'4o a. M. s1s
and 6:l0 D. m.
For Freeport week-days 6.55. s:4s Io:4o a. M.
S:l5, 400. $500, $40 10:3o and u:40 p. m. Sun.
days 1885 and $3.50 D. M
For Apollo weekdays 1o:4o 3. m. and $500 p. m.
For Psulton and Blairsville, weekdays, 6'SS m.
3:15 and 10:30 p. m.
H1-The Excelsior Baggage Express Company
Will call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences, Time cards and full Information can
be obtained at the ticket oces-No, ITO Filth sve.
nue., corner Fourth avenus and Try street and
CHlS. Z. PUGH. J.R. WOOD,
General Manager. Genl Passr Agent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Keep your eye on KAUFMANNS' this week
~ Changes transformations, improvements and extern
sons will take place this week that make you stand and
wonder
The grand massive staircase in the 'front.' you en-
ter has disappeared grander has been built right
in the midst Of the space that formerly was given up
the Ladies' Shoe Parlor
But what of the Shoe Department? we fancy hearing
you ask. Well it's going to be bigger and better than
before Before the week be over will have been
moved to the first floor of Diamond Street Annex
space of 6oxe5 feet Think of this devoted
cusivey to Shoes Why it's almost thrice the size of the
next largest shoe salesroom in town
But more new departments" says the heading above
Here's where public interest centers Yes the opening
of our New Dry Goods Department last Monday was only
starter. It'll be followed by four more this week Here
they
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A LLEGHENY VALLEY EYRAILwAY-TAKING
a effect June 26. Trains leave Union station
Eastern standard timel: CORY Ac., q. m. Brae-
burn Ac.. $3.50 a: M: Niagara Ex., daily. s:0 .;
Wflliamsport $40 a. m, arriving at Williamsport
6:45 p. m; Kittanning Ac.. s:b q. m;; Valley
Camp Ac., 10;l5 a: M: Braeburn Ac l2;o5 p, m. ;
Ac,, $50 p, m; Ementon Ac., IS p m: kittan-
ming Ac., p. M; Braeburn Ac.. 5:Sop m; Brae-
falo night Elk. daily $3.50 p. m, arriving at Buff
falO 7:2G q. M: Valley Camp Ac.. $3.50 p. m. VAL
Braebuf4, $3.50 D. m. Pullman buffet parior cars
on day trains and sleeping night trains be-
tween Pittsburg and Buffalo.
DAVID McCARGO, JAS. P. ANDERSON,
Gen'l Supt, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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FOR SLEEPLESSNEsS
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DIR. c. r. Dake, Belleville, Ill, says; u
have found it, and it alone, to be capable OF
producing a sweet and natural sleep in cases
of insomnia from overwork Of the brain,
which so often occurs in active professional
and business men,"
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uLSTERS.
co A splendid Cold Weather
DO Garment; well made and fin
ished throughout.
Gin The most comfortable Gar
OIU ment for cold weather; in
Wool Shetlands and fine Fur Beav-
ers, and Brown Mixed Friezes.
en- These Superb Garments are
OIZ made of these wear-resisting
materials: Meltons, Chinchillas and
Irish Friezes-nothing like them for
warmth.
C(Z Made of Superior Fabrics,
Ol4 lined with heavy fine flannel,
very warm and snug. A regular
"Storm King"
I'LL WITH DEEP STORM COLLARS.
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Toys!
Confectionery!
Books and
Stationery!
Watches. and
JeWelry!

The Toy Department will occupy the entire old
Fourth Floor space of 12ox126 feet by far the biggest
Toy salesroom in town. and will be opened tomorrow
while the other three departments will be located the
first floor and be ready for business about the end of
this week
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F From PittsOurgn Union Station.
VIDennsylvdnid lines
Trains Bun by Central Time.


Northwest tsystem-Fort wayne Route
Dx,Axr for Chicago. points intermediate and beyond:
n. m. IN 80 pm. ARRIVE from same points .l206
am, f1.b am. $500 am, 1885 a.m., 'e56 m,
o. 70 Toledo points Intermediate sndbevood.
T.1Oam., ,.12. .2op.m:, y 0Op.m., ~ .2p.n, AsRvs
from same points: Ills an, <686 am, 1915 pm
DnrAKr for Cleveland, points intermedlate and
sfYSsd fse as.i1a from ::%. points. sa .a: Pm,
D1 bstaar for Martins Fsny, Bridgeport and B.aie:
tsin,: tslS AMI PM PM A1,n. from Same
DEPART for New Castle, Erie, Youngstown, Ashta-
bula points Intermediate and beyond: TO am,
tl2.0 pm. ARRIVE from same points: II Is pm,
DEFIANT for New Castle, jamestown, Younes.ow,
and Miles. t8S pm. ARRIVE from same points:
DEPART fsr Youngstown. .l2.9op.m. A,.zv. to.
youngstown, s6. As pm.
Southwest System-Pan Handle Route
DxrAxr for Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis, St.
Louis, points intermediate and beyond: 10 an,
$3.50 an, .s45 pm, 81 J. Is Pm AssIy. from same
DnAkr for Columbus, Chicago, points intermediats
same points: 20 am, fsoS Pm.
ti55 :: n., fsscp: m +. Is pm, tl5o ?. :: As.Ts
fiS:S an "a $s m. fs bpm.
tS.45 a. n, f806 p. m. $50 p. m.
Special Notices.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS AND PULLMAN Dnu1su
CARS run through, East and West On principal trains
LOCAL SLizrise Cars running to columbw. Gin
cinnad, indianapolis, Cleveland Toledo and Chicago
arc ready for occupancy at Pittsburgh Unioa Station
f1ss TAILS 5: Of Through and Local Aeeo.noda-
hon Tran. of either systsm, not nendoned aeeyss s0a
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-28

HARpMAN PIANOS The marvel of musical
success. To be had only at Mellor Hoene's.
" Fifth avenue.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-08

difficulty by constructing home
made awnings.
A frame was made of laths and
short screws, on the plan shown in
the illustration, and covered with
striped awning cloth. This cloth
happened to be of just the right
width to cover the top and front of
the frame. The triangular side
pieces were cut from one length of
cloth, thus economizing material.
The coverings were tackled on with
timed tacks, as these are less likely
to rust than others; aud the awning,
completed, was fastened with small
wire nails to the inside of the win
dow-casings, in the manner shown In
the cut.
1t took about two yards of cloth
for each window, and the entire cost,
including the frame and screws, was
about % cents for each window.
The results were so satisfactory that
we should have preferred awnings in
hot weather, even though the house
had been provided with blinds, since
the blinds, when closed, shut out the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-08
A Cat that Enioyed shooting.

suppose / shall tax your powers Of
belief If tell you many more Of
Middy's doings. But truly he was a
strange cat, and you may as well be
patient for you will not soon hear Of
his equal. The captain was much
given to rifle practice, and used to
love to go ashore and shoot at a
mark. On one Of his trips he allowed
MILDLY to accompany him, for the
simple reason, suppose, that MILDLY
decided to go, and got on board the
dingy when the captain did. Once
ashore, the marksman selected fine
large rock as a rest for his rife, and
opened fire upon his target. At the
first shot or two MILDLY seemed a lit
tie surprised, but showed no DISPOSE
tion to run away. After the first
few rounds, however, he seemed to
have made up his mind that since the
captain was making all that racket
it must be entirely right and proper,
and nothing about which a cat need
bother his head in the least. So, as
If to show how entirely he confided
in the captains judgment and good
intentions, that imperturbable cat
calmly lay down, curled up, and went
to sleep in the shade of the rock over
which the captains rifle was blazing
and cracking about once in two min
utes. If anybody was ever acquaint-
ed with cooler or more self-possessed
cat should be pleased to hear the
particulars. -St. Nicholas.