The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

My M0N08GAHELA, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1902 TWO CENTS. TWENTY-FIRST YEAR WM3 Rubbers! Rubbers! See You Get It. In the confusion of changing the delivery of the Daily from the agencies to our own office your name may have been missed. If you will drop a postal card to Carl Yohe at the Republican Office you will receive the paper regu 1UV 1UUJ AlVjUVAAVUAAt TESCEUL E1ZUED COIPAIT, nuim riii ARTISTIC WALL PAPER In high grade effects for Parlors, Libraries, Dining Rooms, Halls and Bed Rooms. WE INVITE YOU TO SEE OUR LARGE VARIETY.

WAYLAID. Probable Murder of Professor Porter, ex-County Superintendent or Payette Count jr. At an early hour this morning the beaten body of Professer E. F. Porter, former county superintecdent was found in a mud hole on the road between Bellevernon and Monessen.

Prof. Porter since servinjf his two terms as County superintendent has been a real estate agent. He left yesterday for Monessen to close up a realestate deal having probably, taken the deed with him and was returning with the money when set upon. He was taken to the office of the Henderson Coal road where he still lies in a precarious condition. At nooa he was removed to Brownsville by boat but was still unconscious.

His wife accomy anied him. Died at Rentleysvllle. April 4th, Mrs. Julia Jennings, of Bentlevsville, aged 70 years, from general debility. Funeral Saturday at 2 o'clock from the Bentleysyille, Methodist church, interment Newkirks cemetery.

Deceased was the wife of the late Robert Jennings and is survived by her daughters. Mrs. Benjamin For-sythe of Monongahela. Mrs. Julia Don-nley of Helena, Mrs.

Melissa Leaver of Bentlevsvill3, Mrs. Lena Whitfield nf Scenery Hill, Prof. R. A. Jennings of Indiana.

Deceased was well and favorably known in Bentleysville and was an earnest member of the Methodist church Traffic Stopped. The sand digger, Pittsburg, it is supposed, btruck the river bridge this morning loosening the joice of one section. Travel was suspended during the morning but it has been repaired since and can now be safelv travelled. What's more important here than extent is the style and character of the Wall Paper we sell and the big saving we extend you. Regular 35c Heavy Plain Ingrain Paper.

Oar pries 2c Bolt-Regular 25c, 35c and 50c Persian and Oriental Effects. Our price, 5c, I8c. 25c. Regular 15, 25 and 35c Stripes and Florals. Our price 8d ISc and 20c.

See the above and satisfy yourself. Low prices on Mouldings. Sample books sent to your house at your re- quest. Special showing of Stripes for bed rooms at 5c and 7c, Good White Back Paper, 2c bolt. SEE WINDOW I nnnr innir i it kMk il I Hvn ncnrn pom 11) Store nun i uvvi it i 'i 1 1 ti 1 1 241 MAIN STREET, i II II I I 1 I I 14-iviuoiiv i 1 THEY KEEP YOUR 2 FEET DRY Mi VH ft AND WARM, WE HAVE All Styles mi Sizes, and can fit your feet, also your JJJ pocketbook.

BEH. FORSYTH, THE REL'ABLE SHOE MAN, Monongahela. Pa. 5 Paint That Endures. The expense of putting on paint is alwa greater than the cost of the paint Itself.

takes just 88 much time and labor to apply a poor as a goud quatty. Good pa ut will last twice as long1 as poor, and is always cheapest nu matter what it lint jrool paint, uuid cost you no nre than i- nsu-illy asked for the inferior kind. Oar prices on paints are as km- r.s the lowest, and wo guarantee tlu quality to be right. We can pi ve you interesting information when you fare ready to paint. CRYSTAL PHARMACY, Commercial Hotel Building, MONOXGAHKLA, PA.

Cash Millinery Store. I will open with a full line of Millinery Hats, Bonnets, Plumes, Feathers and Flowers, SATURDAY, MARCH 29th, at Black Diamond Station in the store of Robert Kay, near Nelson street, on line of street car. Your patronage solicited. MIS9 E. J.

NELSON. WITfH HI7FT 'OR CHAPS AND ALL nilva aaLhU roughness of thk CREAM SKIN Blegant preparation for use after shaving. Prepared By C. HcCAttlBTKR. Pharmacist, JOSEPH SUMNEY-pittsburg Dally Messenger service.

Orders may be left at Yohe's Central Meat Market, Main Street Monongahela, depart at 9:15 a. bi. Pittsburg Headquarters No. 1135 Liberty Leave at I p.m. Telephone 971.

FOR SALE The VanVoorhis homestead adjoining Monongahela City containing 40 acres. Give me a bid. Address DR. J. S.

VAN VOORHIS, Bellevernon, Pa. MARY SCOTT, Notary Public STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING, Office Landefeld Building, Monongahela, Penn'a. no. Office, 56-RIng a. yiLLIAM WABNK, ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, Xeom Levlao Building, Waihihotok, Pa.

QliVER 8. SCOTT, ATTORN1Y-AT-LAW, MoxoxaAuu, Pa. Second floor, Landefeld Building. larly about four o'clock. To Whom It May Concern.

This is to notify my friends and patrons that I have made arrangements to carry on the undertaking business as usual until further notice. My residence is with Mr, J. A. Austen Main St. Clyde R.

Meredith Fine salad dressing, lady fingers and angel food at Chessrown's. Quarterly Conference. The Church of Jesus Christ will hold its Quarterly Conference in Monongahela beginning Saturday at 9 o'clock on the second floor of the Odd Fellews Building. Saturday will be devoted to business pertaining to spread of the Gospel. Preaching at 10 a.

m. Sabbath morning and 2 and 7 p. m. We extend the people a cordial invitation to come and hear the Gospel. Elders from Greensburg, Elizabeth, Lucyville and other points will be present.

Jab. Skillen. -A ROLLING STONE gathers no moss" is an old and verr true saying, but pennies and dimes rolled into the Real Estate Trust Company, Pittsburgh, "gather moss" at the rate of 4 per cent, compounded twice a year. Write for booklet "How to Bank by Mail." Capital and Surplus $3,600,000. JIVERY.FKfcll AND SALE STAItLK Vanvoorbis Hill.

Third Street, Monongahela. Hell Telephone SO, King 4. VTOTICK Aldrrman Bryan'n term of fliee ii will uol expire until May 5. liKW. ASTKli A maid for general house work apply to Mrs.

i hanes Frye. Maiu tt. LADIES ante home work. J30 00 per month guaranteed stamp for particulars National P. A S.

Watch Baltimore, lid. ITUK 8ALK Cheap, one bedstead and springs. Apply to Mrs. Beach. AUETS WANTED -For Washington I county to sell the "Game-O-Skill" ma- chine.

A new naming device that takes tbc I place of forbidden siot machines. Lawful in every state, city and town. Write or apply H. H. McKarlaud, Manager, 48 Seventh ave Pittsburg, Pa.

lw POS 9 ALU Three dozen good brooms of my own manufacture, a so a pair hay wagon ladders good as nw. Apply or a0drr-s 1 Daniel Campbell, FallowSeid township, Bentleysville, P. O. STOVE For sale, cabinet Tremont 0 hole range and pipe shelf in good condition. Kcquire at Forsythe's Shoe Store.

J7OK SALE Two lots in West Monongahela fronting Morton street, one lot on corner, apply to or address, (Stephen Brothers. 1 1 1 A KI) Two maids for general hou.se-W work in small -family. Apply at publican Office. a ANTED Two girls, Apply at Enterprise Cafe. FOB KENT A four room dwelling on Pike street, Inquire of H.

Banna. Vi ANTED A maid for general housework, Small family and good wages. Apply to MRS. J. P.

NORMAN, Main next door to Episcopal Church. WANTED! Our friends to know that we are fully equipped with electrical apparatus for the removal of superfluous hair, warts, moles, almost without pain. Eleclric massage and hair treatment. This with our beauty massage and hair treatment for baldness shampoo and manicuring makes our parlors a place that all may visit with both pleasure and profit. Call and visit us or send for us at your home.

Mrs. L. B. Oreen, Kathcrlne McGsugh, Merchants' Motel, Phone 14-3 NOTICE Will make my usnal rounds with tish and oysters, Thursday and Friday of next week. The fish I handle come direct from the lake and are strictly 'fresh and not frozen.

LOUIS WEBSTER. WANTED A maid for general house work, apply to Mrs. W. F. Larimer, Cor.

Fourth and Coal Streets. ANTED A girl for general housework. Uood wages to a good girl. MRS. O.

F. REDD, Chess Street. STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING The Home Building and Loan Association will meet on Monday evening, April 14, 1908 at 8 p. m. at the office of J.

M. Orable. deceased to elect a board of directors and attend to any other business that may come before mem, MORTON BLACK, Secretary. CORPORATORS' MEETING-A meeting orthe corporators of Monongahela Cemetery will be held at the banking house of Alexander it Co. ja Tuesday, April 8th, at three o'clock p.

to hold annual election and attend to other business, MORTON BLACK, Treasurer. opto BENSON'S Vor a Beautiful Variety of A'e have a fine lot of Fancy Baskets, or un-trimmed, at low prices. Give us a call. Also a fine line of Lowney'B quality chocolates; Keymer's box goods. Ice Cream Parlors and Restaurant.

Don't Forget the number, 310 Main Street, successor to A. D. Scott. Open on Monday Onion sets 5e qt. at Boyer's Armour's sliced ham in boxes it Skil-len Corrin's.

Professor E. W. Dalby, of Pittsburg, is a Monongahela visitor. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Mowry are visiting Mr. Mowrv's parents in Blairsville, Pa. Full line of olives, pepitolives, etc at Skillen Coma's. Fine comb boney and maple syrup at Chessrown's. If yon want the best, buy the Korrect shape $4 shoe made from patent Jap guaranteed stock, at Sutraan's shoe store.

Hams 14c per corn 8c a can U. E-II anna. for White Star coffee in town Skillen ACorrin's. Wanted A strong boy to work in foundry must be at least 16 years old. Graham Foundry and Machine Company.

No. 1 salt $1.00 per bbl. at For Sale Three show cases in good condition. Cheap. Apply to W.

C. McCallister, Druggist, Monongahela. Devilled ham, potted chicken and turkey; full line of jellies and jams, Creole coffee Skillen Corrin s. Mrs. G.

B. Sorrick and son, Allan, are spending a few days with friends in Leechburg. Matinee tomorrow afternoon, "Convict's Daughter." Prices lOe to 25c. The MouesseD crowd is getting bad and the borough officers will add seven new cells to their lockup, says the Charleroi Mail. Fred Peeper has secured employment with the new steel company at Olair-ton.

Stewart Guthrie, is seriously ill at his home Drowa's station. Spring is here; time to clean up tmd disinfect premises. Convict's Daughter Saturday night at Opera House. Mrs. Hallie Swaney entertained the euchre club last evening.

The club prizes wou by Mrs. J. N. Jenkins and Dr. C.

B. Wood, and the guest prize won by Miss Elizabeth McGregor, were ail beautiful souvenirs of the hostess art in pyrography. Finest New York evaporated apples, put up in packages at Skillen Corrin's. Notice. Carl Yohe, who has entire charge of the distribution and circulation of the Republican now, will make all collections and is authorized to transact all business connected with the sim.

Respectfully, The Chili. V. HazzardCo. Green bunch onions, dates 5c lb. H.

R. Hanna. '5' ONE NIGHT ONLY. Wednesday, April 9th The Laughing Success, "Hogan's Alley" Presented by an entire New Company including Robert Conners, Jack KeidVt Oscar Jackson. Florence Hartley, Maud DeLora, Charles Dunn, Harry Willis, Edward Keostler, Elsie Currier, Leah Wallace, jane Vineyard, and others.

New Specialties and Songs. Prices 25, 35. 50. tff Reseryed Meats now on Sale at Downer's. loyer Bros.

1 1 ii in niir.i JL MONONGAHELA, PA. GAMBLE'S OPERA HOUSE. Saturday, Aprils. MATINEE PRICES EVENING PRICES 10 and 25c 25c, 35c and 50c A Beautiful Story of the Present Day. The Convict's Daughter An American Story of Thrill-in? and Hear-Felt Interest, Embelished by Startling Scenic Effects! The Escape on a Moving Freight Train! The Beautifal Southern Home! The Unique Character, Weary Willia.

The Hobo Hero. SEE THIS IS AN ACCURATE REPRODUCTION of our boy delivering a few of our 27 sample books to your home, where you can at your leisure, make careful selection from our fine line of You can also see the difference in quality and price between ours and those of other alleged dealers, who aspire to com pete for trade. You can buy good strong Papers from us for lc a boltalso you can buy the finest pressed paper made in America at 25c, 35c and 50c bolt. TOWNER'S "Wall Paper Department- P. SMI possible, come in the morning, as we can give you more prompt and careful attention.

But cornel Injured by a Train. A man named Carey was run over by a freight train on the P. V. C. tracks between Bamford and Lock No.

4 Thursday morning. His right leg was crushed to a pulp between the knee and hip Little could be learned of the unfortunate man, other than th-t his name is Carey, that he is a stonemason and lived in a shack alone, near Him-ford. The supposition is that Carey was struck by a freight train while on his way home, as he had two loaves of bread with him. He was about 50 vears old and dre sed in the garb of a laborer. Owinsr to bis age.

loss of blood and extent of injures it is feared he cannot recover. Dr. Smith of Charleroi took him to the West Fenn Hospital, Pittsburg. Will Sue For Damages. Uriah Bel'ingham, vice president of the Pittsburg district of the United Mine Workers, is preparing to ent suit for against the Ellsworth Coal Co says the Chronicle Telegraph At the, request of some of the men era-ployed at the company's mines at Ellsworth.

Bellinpham wnt to the place on Tuesday afternoon to hold a meeting and form a locil union. In speaking of the result to a reporter he said: I had just got off the train and was standing on the station platform when a man who showed a badge indicating that he was a coal and iron policeman ordered me to return to the train. He gave me three minutes to obey, and wbenJI refused he put handcuffs on my wrists and informed me that I was under arrest. He took me to the company's office, where I was charged with trespass. The superintendent, who, I understand, is burgess of the brough, ordered me to leave the place.

I insisted on a trial if I had been guilty of an offense and agreed to accompany the officer who preferred the charge to jail. Instead I was taken to the borough limits and released. About 11 English speaking miners at that place have been discharged, but we have found places -for them elswhere. Body of Another Victim Found. The body of the unknown man taken from the Monongahela river at the foot of Renova street, Glenwood, Sunday, was identfied at the Pittsburg morgue as that of William 8.

Campell. a deckhand on the towboat J. W. A ilea, which blew up near Port Perry February 5, last. Of the five lives lost by the fatal explosion, three of the bodies have thus far been recovered.

Bold Burglars. Held up at the point of a revolver, Byrn Tho t.as, night ticket agent at the Braddock station of the Pennsylvania railroad, was forced to stand idly by while two thieves looted the office and mad? way with nearly 8200 in casn. The robbery was one of the most daring1 in the history of the Monongahela valley. It occurred at 9:45 o'clock at night when a large portion of the population was astir, but the robbers had selected their time well and the station was deserted, while they worked, save for themselves and the helpless clerk. Elopement.

Harry A. Blackburn of Clairton, sou of B. Blackburn, Supt. of Mines for the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Co. and Verna Dick of Blair eloped to Youngstown, Ohio, on Saturday, and were married.

The groom is SO years old and the bride is 21 years. Miss Dick formerly lived in Monongahela. The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, wife of William Wilson, of Sunny Side, who died in the McKeesport hospital from apoplexy, will take place tomorrow afternoon.

The interment will be in RDund Hill church cemetery. Supplies Will ffi8TABLIHt tSBO. ALEXANDER BANKERS Foreign and Domestic Exchang-e Bought and Bold. INTEREST PAID ON DO A GENERAL BANKIKO nnnmw Corner Third and Chess Monongahela, Pa. 7th, April.