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The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

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The Daily Uiepmlbl TWO CENTS. MONOHGAHELA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1902 TWENTY-FIRST YEAR FOR Will Give a Benefit. THIS YEAR'S CHURCH SERVICES. Daily Republican, Sick Headache and Constipation, TAKE 1 A Cans Giddiness, Fullness and Swelling after meals, Dizzines3 and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite. 8hortnessof Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, etc.

The First Dose will give relief in twenty minntes. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try a Box of these rills, and they will be acknowledged to be WITHOUT A RIVAL. BEECH AM'S PILLS taken as directed, will ejuickly restore females to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction er irregularity of the system and auickly help a WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIOESTION, DISORDERED LIVER.

Prepared only by THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, and 3oi C3al New York. Sold everywhere in boxes, 10c and 25c A Qrtme? Thousands of men and women are turned out of positions and many fail to secure situations because their gray haire make them look old This need not be. Hay's Hair-Health makes ago halt and keeps thousands in employment because it takes years front their apparent age. nAiK-ncAUin win positively restore gray, faded or bleached hair to its youtnka not a dye.

Its use cannot be detected. Equally pood for men Gentlrmen forty mv hair and mustache gray. A fr lost his place because his (tray hair made him look older than he was. 1 roll perience, I began using Hay's Hair-Health, with the result I have the sa curly hair that I had at u. Have held my position, although many younger V.

kn rlicmlcH I thank vim fur lr.v r.nkion. color. It and ml on mv road ling by his dark-brewn only J. IxAILROAD Emilcizs. AT LEADING DRUGGISTS.

Offe, Caod fcr 2cc. cab HE IaUU lucu Ky tirtu, LARGE soc BOTTLES. Soap Cut out and sign this coupon thev will Eive vou a larce bottle Ft Cnn iU.lic, in in five days, lie of Hay's for Hair. Scalp, take it to any of the f. a Hair-Health and a of iiarf-i Complexion.

Hath Fil cents regular price. 7er. Redeemed by leading druggists cyerj-vhere ai t.ieir shr3 only, or by the Philo Hay Specialties siiXatayeue A.J..c.:..er with or without soap, by express, prepaid, in plain scaled package on rccelju a vx. aun lau lottpca. 7lfnnilTCE Any Tcmca pun-hfinT Hny's Hair-Name yliAEsANTEaC h.

u.s. ,01,,, not been bentited may have his mn'iey acK hywm.i "no Hay Specialtif. av) Itihyettc Newark, N. J. Address Refuse suhstilut's.

insnt on 's CAtinsinr Dwim seaalv nay's Hair-ilealth asd liarui.a Sxy i ticir Sax er.ly Wi deplore tbe non-appearance of tbe Amusement Company, but their failure could not have been foreseen. We propose that an excellent show be given later and are in communication with several. All tickets sold will be good for the benefit when it is given later. But tbote desiring to have the money refunded may receive it by applying to Urable and Downer, on Monday. Signed.

Elks Committee. In a Tight Place. Uenrv Devall. foreman of the sel- tling basin, at Donor steel works met with a peculiar accident this moraing. While in vestiifatinir a sewer tinmrl leadinr to the basin me cur cared in on hiin and be was found he was unconscious and covered up to his neck.

Dr. Lewis attended him and found Devall bad bis leu arm and leir fractured ana omer wise iaternally hurt. Headquarters Starkweather Post, No. 60, u. A.

K. January 7tb, iwj. A service in memory of comrades of this Post, who died during the year 1901, will be held in the First Baptist church, on Sunday, January 12th, at nVWIr i Tha. address will be made by Comrade Stewart, pastor of the church. It is desired tnai me rosi (urn nnt.

in as larcra numbers BS DOSSi- ble and the comrades will assemble at the Post room promptly at 10:30 wear ing the full G. A. R. uniform and me morial badge. By order of JOnN M.

BUTMAX, S. France, Commander. Adjutant. They are coming, We start the year with, Bninnimt best wearinir lines of shoe ever shown in the town at the cash shoe stors. Eight yards good heavy muslin for 25 cents.

Towner's sale next Yfednes day and Thursday. The Coupon Contest. Tlon't forget to save your coupons from the Pittsburg Telegraph and ua- It 4.L. zette. Especially tne cnuareu oi vac nublic school.

Everybody save them anil lt us all work together to win a fra t.rin abroad lor I'roiessor noiioru Write to your friends who take these Pittsburg papers in nearby towns, get all you can and sena coupons to rrui. C. U. Wolford, Mononeahela, Pa. Joszef Paliukas.of Donora and Barba ra Toth.

of Donora. hsve been licensed to marry. Yes there's no mistake, the big rem nant sale at Towner's is next Wednes day and Thursday. MARRIED. Wednesday.

January 9, at tbe home of the bride in Honongahela, Miss Lizzie Hughes and Mr. Cramer by the Bev. D. L. Jobnson.

BORN. Mowry, eBt'Vongahela a To Harvey aon JIVKBY, FEED AND vanvoornis Third Street, MonongahelSv Tele phone 30, King 4.W STOCKHOLDERS' NOTICK The Trus tees of the Savinirs Institution, of Jnn; 5, Am- til T.nii 1902. be- 4.mb tha hours of 2 and 3 o'clock to elect of ficers and transact otner nusiness mat mmj be brought Derore i. frA fn-nla1i0fl np nnfurnishe rooms with gas and light. Apply at this office.

XTOTICK State and county tax. All voters 1 nt, hn hm not naid their taxee will please come forward not later Al.fl.-a ka alHh4aanih nt lMRS. lUBl tioiner thirtv davs before election. I will be at tha every tjTcmuii. I tit VI a n(.

1 -rTfl. 11 rorget as you wn. BAR ATTACHED. FRANK A. BEITER, Proprietor.

Telephone No. 77. Rates $1.50 Per Day a8t End River Bridge. End River Bridge. MONONGAHELA 0ITY.

a FOR Diamonds, Watches Clocks, Silver- ware and Novelties call oa Alfred Watson, The Reliable Jeweler and Optician Vine Watch, Clock and Jewelry Re paying a specially, Guaranteed. MONONOAHBLA, AP. R. WILLIAMS SOU MOHOHGAHELA, PA. Mortgages, Real Estate, Steamship Tickets.

am vaiiv's Honk niom. and order the DAttf VTt IMlUailT. HOTEL CARROLLTON Masquerade Ball OF THE TORN AND GESAHG YEREIN EINTRACHT Will Be Held in Its HaU on Monday, January 27th MASQUERADE FOR CH-L DREN ONE WEEK EARLIER. FOR SALE. I PROPOSE TO CLOSE OUT 4 Carpets, Beds, Bedding, Mattings, Furniture, COOKING STOVES, KITCHEN UTENSILS, GAS AND COAL STOVES, FOR HEATING, Bed Room Suites and all other materials used ia my hotel at the corner of Third and Main Streets.

These will be dis posed of at private sale and are good bargains. OHAS. COOAIN, PROPRIETOR. VIBOOTS RUBBER OVERS (GREAT lMPROuMLNli. ANDTHEVEBY best TO BE nMU MADE Bf A FIRM, BYJ TWST; THE VERY BEST MAKERS.

BEST OF Felt and Rubber Boots ARE HERE. Hil 5 mi ana mmi duuis flk Hi ARE BERE. Boots ror Men ana Boots ior coys. I ito We have some new ideas to show you when you are ready for Rubber or Felt jJJ Boots. It will be difficult for you to at appreciate tne spienoia values we uuh jj low nricps without seeine the Boots.

ap Jf So we ask you earpestly to come in a when ready for your Rubbers or Felt Boots. Nothing wanting in our lines 11.25, 81.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. SB JJJ. FORSYTH, the Shoe Ma? Cheapest Lots in Town! fj At en AOKEAGE. Your own terms as to payments.

Will lend you money to build a house. NO AGENTS COMMISSIONS. M. S. WARNE, E'TATB AVD ISSCRAHCS, 'B Peoples Bank Building.

3 fit t- st aratgir -----J Chitrch of Jesus Christ services Morniiiff nd eeninc in aecond floor Odd Fellow onuoing'. jswomi.u kuwi 2:30 p. m. Cathouc morning: nr 1 at 8:30 a secona nigi and sermon at 10:30 a. tnnay School at 2:30 p.

Vespers and Bene- diction at p. m. nw each morning' at eijfht o'clock. First Baptist Sunday school at a. preaching at 11 a.

an- n. Arl I memorial aerTicBB v. ia eomaaenioration of the com who have died daring- the past ail -r ri 1 1 1 1 inriLea: n. 1 Bin bb vviw it. Rtyn iv m.

Dreaebinff at 7:00 p. ai ReviTSl aerrices will continue next Sunday school at First ward mt. 9-311 TV IT) 1 Sundav school at BUtS-ftS, Ba af avavw ml KiTerview ai p. Sbcosd Baptist, Odd Fellows Bail floor preaching- at 11:00 a. Rav.

J. A. Simmons Sabbath at 2:30 d. all are invited. rmnoDii santM to morrow uruvvi am HnnilaT after KmnhanT in tne morning at 10:45.

In the evening at an Epiphany Anthem will enrich saiaMIMaf seryice morning anu Pbesbttkbian- Scarment of the Lord's Snnner will be administered ii nn a. m. and at 7:00 nanal aarvice. the KT. MT.

Ureen- uffh oflieeatinar. rnniicn ok Chbist Dr. S. T. Dodd nantir eraachinff at 11:00 a.

and n. Sunday school rkriatian KndeATOr at 6:30 p. m. SubjecU: for morning "True Love," aninr "The Kroadest All invited. Methodist episcopal.

9:00, class maaiina-: :30. Juinor Lescue; preaching "Victory of 2:30, ma 4 a. AB MMak sabbatn scnooi; n.pworiii preacning, tivitbi wfi Ynn have been lookinff for date it' next Wednesdsv and Thurs Towner's big remnant sale. Failed to Appear. Alttinna-h crowded houses awaited Ar.

Amusement Company lor nivht ami tnnitrht it failed to ap The local lodge of Elks bad maHa alahorate nrenarations for the nt lha onmnanv and bad IE nail niial nros-rammes. advertised enne to other exnenseB. the affair beinr their annual benefit. Mppnmin' susDicious ol lue non-sp ttearsnce of the troupe by noon yester the management or the opera ciitrM.ti that inauirv 01 iu whereabouts oe maae. a lcicbiuui rhioh annaarrl in the columns SU nnnnnnri that the manatrer of the Den- nison.

Ohio. opera house had been nleased with the company's pro duction Wednesday night. According- a moMaire of inauirv was sent, over li taivranh wires to the sta aeent at Dennison, who replied the company bad siranaea. failure of the manager of the troupe to nntitv tha Elk's committee was muf nnnipmntftble and the disappoint- i mi mentoi an was Keen. iue tuuiiuuKt trvinr to arrange a date with Guy Brothers Minstrel for tbe benefit.

Extra clerks, get what you want extra cicraa, gaii something for everybody, plenty Lall Townsr's big sale, next Wed- anil Thnnil. Counting the Vote. Tha time limit for voting for the several district officials of the United Ulna Wnrltars for 1902 BXDlred lSSt night and to day the tellers will mast the headquarters on uiamona street onnnt tha vote. There is not likely be any change in the president, ina nraaldant or secretary treasurer. Tliam a a hard flo-bt on for the rannsantatiTe on the National Execu- nviilx.

I. ikiaimittee. osiwean rtiiiiaiu un- mmA V.A-tmrA McKbv and the out come is being looked forward to witn much interest. Dispatcn. Hfnr1 tarili.

oil cloths. Sale PriCB next Wednesday and Thursday. Public School Museum Tha mi ic achoola received Friday, throurh our member of assembly, Bon. M. Anderson, a nne museum containing most all of the mineral and wood pulp products.

The specimens Ml AU Tl atlafl and will be nlacad in cab inets furnished by the school board for that purpose, This is a vaiuaDie aam- inn to tha apVionla. The collection was finished by tha Philadelphia! museum. Wantkd-Two or three young man v. 1.A.A n.t aVtAf TiMiahaBH In Air HI! XI BB BB USH SWUBf UBB)HWia trade as machinisU, to take up a new trade that will pay them from to nar dav within twelve months rr- Must be sober, steady men ana, nut afraid of hard work. Far further in formation address S.

this office. Towner's second annual remnant and reduction sale occurs next Wednesday aad Thn-tdaw. The nrices named on roods seem to be a mere fraction o. their value. Against Polygamy.

The Church of Jesus Christ held their 1 nm.li.la onnfaranoa at T.UGVville. on wh.w.w.w January 4th and 5th. and report a sue naaami o.nnfarencfl witn several auui- tlnna In tha church. TheV alBO took action against all forms of polygamy and divorce laws not consistent who tha ii tartasnant aerintures. llAHEBOKILLEII.

R.ninant and reduction sale Town- ar's, next Wednesday and Thursday. W. 13. Saetrer former manarer of tha tTadaral snnnlv store at BroUffh- ton has been selected time keeper and a a A a suDDlv man lor u. u.

teie- phone company, A Miss Sadie Louttit is visiting her cousin Mrs. Amber Keys Coal Centre. I ii I mUUKO AJTD LAM BUI CO. I P. BfcK.

T. Cleveland wort I a.t.jata la Effect BTov. I Oatral Tub. Oae hour tku lool we.j Iwbbj IT Bt a ass Mil SO 7 its HUB Stt re barf iewport port abets ontahela City (TOTM etteOlty IS su 4 00 4 14 423 7 4T! 10 i ti 4 i 18 27 41 II 42 1 48 (M 7 00 1K 46 DowB RlTIB TBAMS. at am 8 45 61 IS 212 10 etteCity evernoa leuem lonrakela Cit 7 betk ssport lees port burg i SO 40 10 45 S4 10 2 01 6 11 t4 0 41 k7 7 12 7 a 7 37 11 11 40 11 56 I 19 I 43 3 58 4 08 4 12 01 15 12K 4.60 am mttt Cleve- arlor ears Devweca "7 lj 4 .11 three JW pt.

rears on Buffalo, rains depart at Ml. a. P- 1 depart at Ml, e. P- "I Kfrr-i cabrtd veiaoa ana at k- anrstown, Cleveland, rSTonf Won depart a. arrive Mil.

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p. aafl T. A. Moaorh DItUIob Time Card. BABTBBM RANOAKD TIMB 01m urn mm (Dally eeept BuBday.) Ia Meet Kovember xun, urn.

a ail a ID ilonto'n 7 so 10 65 I ID Brov'lle 8 SO 8 18 10 00112 01 1 65 4 10 28 4 45 arlerol aora 7 01 9 C9 7 17 21 10 32 10 44 12 IS 806 8 17 4 tO 8 13 112 45 2 40 4 57 n'cah'a 5 267 28 8 S31 6 ii i 64 10 66 If 2 II 1Q Bllseba 11 18 1 18 3 14,8 IU 1 I SO 6 48 avoeb'f Mtd itaburg 8 05 8 06 10 IS ill Mi IT 13 25 8 24 5 8 10 8 46 11 00 11 62 12 16 1 688 49 8 C87JS I 4 10 6 S08 00 a am an pmppmpp vr inn num. (Dally except Sunday.) III 800 a rs 0 eave. ttsaure 8 05 10 SO 90 i 25 8 30 8 25 10 63 11 15 4 4S 5 47! 6 47 rosb'r niiabh t'gak'a 8 65 8 45 50 5 01 IK 16 06 7 06 0 07 11 2 08 7 15 8 SO '7 40 9 SO 11 65 2 30,6 35,8 44 7 46 8 31 7 6ll 41 12 07 7 17 ora arlerol ft 44 1 06 65 12 20 2 56 6 01 1 11 7 25 8 10 35 1 CO 3 30 8 40 48 8 43 Brov'UC onto'B 8S7 C8 lataiB pmpmpiip iltlonal tralB leaTei Plttiborg- 11:38 p. id reaches MoBongahela at 12:66 pm et-BnndKT-. anSnaday It leaTM at 9:63 p.

ad reachee BellerernoB at 11:40 TODAY TBAm. BBlay trams leave BiewnsvlUeat T.80 a faW6 DItTir Alm Ma 911 Leave nttaonrt tO, arriving at la IM I am. a at 10 20 a B. SO. 8 44 aad 11 is arrivlBf at Brownsville 11 14 a and aaav 1 WoAaAHBLA AID WAtBIXSTOB BBABCH.

6avetMonoBeabela City JlZl'r ff-Mam and 1:40 bb: Hazel 9:50 bb Bd 2:45 VaBVoerhls 10:00 1111110:03 a aad weaver 10:12 am and 3:06 zlTL iiwti.ai ti(l X' am: Bus and 8:20 pi. Returning avea Bllaworth 11:60 a aad 6:10 II Band 6:17 Weaver 04 and 64 Redd'sMIll 12:10 p. id 6:30 VanVoorhla i Hazel Kirk 12:25 aad 5:46 aad 6:38 i Frve Band 6:50 Monongahela 12:40 and 6: I aa aaa Tickets sold and baggage checked to all lata east on the PeansyivaBia naiiroau. ror rates of fare, tiae tables, ete. call on sobss B.

Bobbick, Agent, Monongahela. Pa. aai-Aa BB A fWmMl Bat aaaB AV aWaBBl 4 aaarees iaun eetera District, S80 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, It. nuuii, ueu. raaa.

B. HUTCHIM BOH, uea Maaager, LOCAL NBWB. WivTrn A rnuner man with eduCB1 on, about 18, to learn the wspaper asiness. Chance for advancement jply at this office. 1 nnn atnrth nt irnnAn to be alailffht- red and closed out next Wednesday ad Thursday at -xowBer s.

Ataa- Rlrlavnwskl and Jossfa Choch ik both of Moaoagahela have been ranted a marriage license, tne num- being 0699, i bolu wall paper were 8c and 10c, Towner's big remnant sale, edaesday and Thursdsy. xd photographs go to Second let a day go by without cut- tome coupons on second page anh or Gazette, and leave at mtr store or Borland's store 31st. tfary Carson, is visiting at th I her sister, Mrs. usanss usy irward Township. keen out of the wet.

Oar rswlll protect you. All styles myth's. would like you to look at our ia Favorite Natural BBS range, a naantv. and as rood as It I at, T. S.

McCurdy's. neaster s-iBflrham 4l cents. An v-lnU nlr eomoanv have doa $1,009 in cash and two acres of worth 12,400 to the Uniontowo UL 9:45 nal rades, week; third School 7:30. tne tha 7:30 are Wall. day Tha pear.

ami day, wall tion that is at in to t.tva ia D. SI WW I I S. C. MAEKELL, 9 AN Many people would like to honor the memory of departed m.mA nnaa -aritlt SB fl a tlH SLTatnt Vai Vtuii monument, but the high prices demanded by the local monument dealers prevent them. We sell and deliver fine monuments or headstones at much lower prices than similar stones can be obtained for elsewhere.

Most of your local monument dealers work by expensive hand methods, while our work is done by the most Improved labor savins; machinery. Machine work not only lessens the cost of the monument, but insures better results as the mouldings, letters, are cut much deeper and smoother than by hand and therefore show plainer. The stone we use is the very best will not rust, discolor or become streaked as most granites do. We sell to monument dealers at wholesale and also sell direct to llie individual buyer, delivering complete in the cemetery. Our handsome booklet with designs explains all.

It's free if you mention this paper. DUNNING MARBLE AND GRANITE CO. PITTSBURG, PA. TOUSILMH CURBS SORE THROAT VTJS want to so Impress upon your mind the above fact, that when you or yours have Bore Throat yon will at ones think of Tonslllne as the on ours which never tails. Bore Mouth.

Group and Quinsy are just as qulelUy cured by M0 AND BOO. AU DRUQQISTS. tntoxsrxiiraoo. TJOARDEU9 wanted; meals and lodging by I at St.BU. aDDl.V to nna.

n. a. WINNKTT, Sixth Street, Do you take the Imi 1.1 regUianyT Welter stop ai Kelu i Uuoa Store auu oruur ii.ubiivkici uj ii.l na Ity Monongahela, Pa. 8 FO OOT WARMERS You'll be sorry if you put oil buying a Uot Water Bottle until midwinter. The cold eet season sets ia early, and you will miss a lot of comfort if yon fail to provide yourself with the remedy.

A Hot Water Bottle will do more than enable you to sleep in corn-fort; it will cure toothache, neuralgia, or any deep seated pain. GET GOOD ONES. There's a good deal of money thrown away on rubber goods that are only half rubber. No such Hot Water Bottles here. CRYSTAL PHARMACY, Commercial Hotel Building, MOSONGAHELA, PA.

LAOGO GUARD; (NEVER SLIPS.) WALLACE OPTICAL CO. 124 Pens A PITTSBURG, PA. -Both Phones BANKERS Exchange Bought and Bold. DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. ESTABLISHED 1850.

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