The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

THE SITUATION. 09: For Acheson. From the Philadelphia Record. DEAD TMREID, "I'Rfl-SO PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON. 'Quay lieutenants meet ill-luck in Advertising favor to insure insertion should Banded in the previous day poasiMe.

their planning to form a general im pression that as soon as Colonel Haw TERMS Two cents per copy; or ten cents a kins shall arrive home from Manila he reek: delivered by earners. ADVERTISING RATES. Legal advertise For Hawkins. Donegal Correspondent to Reporter. "The friends of CoL A.

L- Hawkins in this part of the county hope that he will not enter the race for state treasurer as they think it is only a political dodge to help somebody else." From the Pittsburg Leader. In their efforts to devise a plan by which it will be possible to induce Colonel A. L. Hawkins, of the Tenth regiment, to keep oat of the race for state treasurer, the managers of the Quay machine have hit upon this plau to offer Colonel Hawkins, the liepublican nomination for congressman at-large next year. This would involve the retirement of S.

A. Davenport, of Erie, who has held the place for a couple of terms. ments, cents a line first insertion; three rents a line each subsequent time regular mercantile or other ordinary advertising, five cents will decline to be a candidate for state treasurer, and that he will recommend that Lieutenant Colonel Barnett be nominated. Philadelphia Republicans who probably would attack Barnett's bolting record as a party worker, but an inch per day. Local reading notices, one cent a word each insertion.

would consider Hawkins' nomination unobjectionable if he should refuse to 1899 1899 JULY. Young women-have you ever said that? You're talking for your poor, sick kidneys. Something wrong or you wouldn't be or feel "dead tired" Young folks in good health don't feel that way No, indeed! Get your kidneys in healthy slope Take let Quay own him, became yesterday more hopeful as to the coionel's chances when they learned of ex-Con gressman George F. Huff's denial that in is pian ot yuay people is shrewdly made. Many of Colonel Hawkins' most intimate friends do not want him to run for state treasurer, but want him sent to congress.

Others of them pcint out this fact, however: that if Colonel Hawkins gets Washington county's indorsement this time and the district nomination, it is improbable that he chould succeed himself. And for this reason Congressman Acheson has had the nomination in Washington county for five successive times. The first time he sought the Su. Mo. Tu.

We. Yh. Fr. 8a. TTo 11 JL2 23 J4 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 2425 6 27 28 29 30131 he had received or knew of a letter in which the Philippine fighter declined to be a candidate.

This disposal of the report as to the result of Mr. Huff's efforts to proclaim Colonel Hawkins a candidate leaves nothing but the unsupported prediction of Quay lieutenants that Hawkins will declare himself out of the race and support the candidacy of his lieutenant colonel. Messrs. Durham, Elkin, Andrews and other Quayites anxious to see Barnett nominated profess to have no doubt that the latter can have the nomination if he wants it. General doubt remains on the question, however, and is district nomination he was defeated.

The next time he got the nomination in the district but was beaten for election by Hon. W. A. Sipe, the nominee not likely to be dispelled until the ar rival of the Tenth regiment at San Our Congressman recommends that of the Democrats. In '94, '1)0 and '98 he was the district nominee and successful at the polls.

Should Colonel Francisco. Hawkins wm the contest agamst Ache- From the Oak Dale Times. The politicians who persistently drag son in Washington county, it would mean the fourth time that county got the district nomination. By every rule of politics, it is reasonable to ex pect that Bayette, Allegheny or Greene the name of Lieut. Col.

Barnett into the state treasurership contest, are certainly straining matters. Col. Barnett is not a candidate, and it is out of place to besmirch his political character. He is now, so far as political matters are concerned simply a private the modern, scientific, practical, up-to-date medicine that banishes kidney backache, kidney ailments, sleeplessness and urinary disturbances ineithv adults or children. We know Kid-Ne-Oids will absolutely cure the above ailments and minor affections directly due to them we have given names of those who were cured investigate and you will get at the trutlu Disordered kidneys are indicated by pains in the back, distress or fullness after eating, scanty or scalding urine, weakness and chills, pains in the loins, nervousness, sleeplessness, loss of vitality, swelling in limbs cr body, or both, and sediment in the urine.

would seek the place at the end of the fourth term given vVashington county. or this reason the Washington peo the new postomce at Wilson station in AllegheEy County be called Hawkins but. nobody has sense enough to tell where Wilson Station is. McDonald Outlook. Well, Mr.

Smartie, you can be told. Wilson is one of the liveliest little towns on the Monongahela division and will be growing when McDonald is moss backed. The Goff Steel located at Wilson, makes abou1 the finest steel in the world, and shipped seven carloads of watch springs one day last week. But above all Wilson has a frontage on the great Mononga-hela, and that is more than the mushroom oil town of McDonald can boast of. citizen, aud is not the property of the ple who are sincerely in favor of the advancement of Colonel Hawkins look askance at the proposition to have him lead a fight against Acheson and take the editor's seat in congress.

public. When he becomes a candidate, if he should conclude to do so, then it will be time to ventilate his political Here is where the Quay managers see actions in the past, and we venture to predict that his record will be found as good as the average, and better than their opportunity to kill two birds with Kid-Ne-Oids are in yellow tablet form put up in boxes sell for 50e a box some of those who are now finding one stone. They admit that if Haw-kits decides to be a candidate for state treasurer he cannot be opposed for the drug stores your druggist will tell you of cures tney eflected Here fault with it. Col. Barnett is a galtant soldier and on his return, if he should he will vouch for the trutn ot our every assertion.

place. But if his ambition is to go to become a candidate for state treasurer, will be found to be an available man, Korrow's Liverlax cures constipation, biliousness, costiveness they congress it can be accomplished in the manner suggested above. The fact that State Chairman Elkin is likely to tZor 25c a box at all drug stores. Kid-Ke-Oids and Liverlax, manufactured by Jolin Morrow Chemists, Springfield, Ohia. and will be, no doubt, nominated and elected.

We protest against the use of his name for the purpose of political recriminations at the present time. when he authorizes the announcement of his name as a candidate, he is then before the people for political purposes go to iSan rancisco makes it it seem all the more probable that such a proposition as this will be made to Hawkins. By working it through they can get Barnett a clear field for the treasury plum and still retain the friendship of Colonel Hawkins. It is claimed by Barnett's friends that if he is a candidate for the state treasurership and Hawkins does not run, he will have at least two of the four delegates from Washington county and possibly and not before that time. From the McDonald Outlook.

We are not talking about Mr. Ache- For sale by S. C. MARKELL, Druggist Hawkins' Ancestry. In renewing his subscription to the Republican, J.

C. McFarland, of Normal, writes: Will you please inform me whether Col. Hawkins, of the Tenth is a son or grandson of Rev. Hawkins, of the Christian church, who resided some forty or fifty years since on his farm, a short distance north-west of I was well acquainted with him. lie had a daughter residing in this place up to the time of her death a year or more since, a Mrs.

Taylor. She has daughters living here now. Her only son. Ad Taylor died many years since. He was in my office when I was clerk of the circuit court and ex-officio recorder of McLean county; was afterwards deputy in county clerk's office.

1 notice that one more of my old acquaintances has passed away, Thomas 11. liaird. I remember him well, he son all the time, yet we must notice that his reputation is becoming nation al. Philadelphia papers, e. credit him with having done more for harbor AAAAdAAAAAAAJAJAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAJASAAAAAdAAAAiAAAAd improvements down there than any REAL ESTATE, LOAN INSURANCE, COLLECTION AGENCY other congressman.

We know men who think they are very "smart'' that say all such newspaper notices are suggested by the friends of the man complimented. In the newspaper world, as elsewhere, a little learning is a ABOUT 150 LOTS LEFT. That's all really, didn't expect to sell these high grade lots as rapidly as we have. Doubtless people are sick of these 'cheap" plans and want something' like HAMPTON PLACE AS IT IS RIGHT was one of the young men with whom 1 with Dr. Wm.

King, Dr. Joseph H. Connelly, Dr. Ab Hull, Dr. Adams, Dr.

John VanVoorhis and amps H. Van- all of them despite Acheson's embargo against Barnett. From the Telegraph. Hawkins' friends in Washington county do not want him to become a candidate for state treasurer for the reason that in doing so he would be making himself the tool of Congress man Acheson, and would gain the ill will of the Quayities, upon whom he would have to depend for his election. The Quayities are counting a good deal upon this situation to accomplish their purpose.

At the same time it is generally admitted that if there is to be a hard fight between the Republican and Democratic parties for state treasurer Hawkins would be preferable as a candidate because he is better known throughout the state than Barnett. The latter is regarded as very agreeable socially and possessed of considerable ability. He is not well known, however, and his advantage as a soldier candidate is somewhat limited in consequence. REAL ESTATK Bought, sold and exchanged, bouses rented, rents collected. MOXKV LOAN KD $500 to-toOOO on bond and mortgage.

Money ready, bring in your deed. INSURANCE Fire, Life and Accident. The Beat Companies. COLLECTIONS Only thoroughly equipped collection office in Monongabela. bring in your accounts.

Agent for Monongahela Land Co. Voorhis, Solomon Alter, Frank Ma- nown, John King, W. J. Alexander and dangerous thing. Some men having once known a paragraph to be thus indirectly flung into some tenth rate paper, imagine the whole newspaper world is thus afflicted continually.

Such wise-acres makess us very tired. A reputation built up that way soon flickers out. The leading editors of our country are men of character who desire most of all the welfare of the country, and they are pleased when they find a man capable of filling the position he is assigned to in the public life. The newspaper men is not bought any more frequently than is the ballot of the voter that is all the time changing publishers with other associates, many of whom have since died, together with older ac quaintances, Dr. Biddle, Dr.

Samuel King, Joseph Nelson, John Storer, John R. Shugart, T. R. Hazzard and Office Peoples Bank M. S.

Building, Monongahela. many ethers whom I could name. Yours J. C. McFarland.

Axs. Col. Hawkins is the son of IN THE VERY HEART OP WILKINSBURG Right opposite to the 1. R. II.

Station two minutes from Street Car lines. Streets are paved, curbing in, flagstone side-walks down, sewers in, both gases, water, electric light, shade trees. Lots sold on easy terms you name the terms and like as not we'll sell that way. Office on the plan; open all day; evening appointments made on request. There is A MINT OF MONEY IN THE LOTS FOR THE INVESTOR.

Building is at present in full blast on the site. We often sell lots by mail and guarantee to deliver the best available lot at the time letter is received for the price you name. In no case has the purchaser on view become dissatisfied with our selection. Address all communications to James C. and Margaret Hawkins.

His grandfather was Richard Hawkins and his great-grandfather Thomas Hawk ing. One of the daughters of CITY MUSIC ROOMS. HIGH GRADE PIANOS AND ORGANS. A. D.

SPENCER 209 MAIN STREET, Dealer In Electrical Supplies all Kinds. Wiring promptly none. Sole Local Agent for the TboinuH A. Kriisou Phonograph and Records, Projecting kiaoulnes, etc. Also agent for the celebrated Envoy and Monarch Bicycles.

A general line of Sporting Goods and Bicycle Supplies always ou hand. Call and get prices and terms. I can save you. money ou first-class goods. A.

D. SPENCER. Thomas Hawkins, just named, married Rev. Robert Hawkins, a minister of the Christian denomination, who lived and did much good in Beallsville, but he was not the grandfather of Colonel Alxinder Hawkins. LOWRY WYLIE, 626 REBECCA AVENUE, WILKINSBURG.

PA. Long Distance Telephoue Seryiee, ring-1, Wilkinsburg. ATLANTIC CITY, ETC. Fifteen Day Excursions to the Atlantic Coast Resorts via Pennsylvania Railroad. Thursdays, August 3 and 17 are the dates of the remaining Pennsylvania Railroad low-rate fifteen-day excursions to Atlantic City, Cape May.

Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Avalon, Anglesea, Wild-wood, Holly Beach, N. Rehoboth, or Ocean City, Md. A special train of Pullman parlor care and day coaches will leaya Pittsburg on above mentioned dates at 8:55 a. arriving at Altoona 12:15 p. where stop for dinner will be made, reaching Philadelphia 6:25 p.

and arriving Atlantic City, via the Delaware River Bridge route, the only all-rail line, at 8:40 p. m. Passengers may also spend the night in Philadelphia, and proceed to the shore by any regular train from MarKet Street Wharf or Broad Street Station on the following day. A stop-over of ten days will also be allowed at Philadelphia on the going trip, if passengers will deposit their tickets with the ticket agent at Broad Street, Station, Philadelphia, immediately on arrival. Tickets will be sold from the stations at the rates named below: Rate Train Lv.

West Brownsville $10 00 6.40 a. m. SALADS 6. A. SPIES, wuai ici NOTICE.

Application will be made to the governor of Pennsylvania, on the 17th day of August, 1899, by F. M. Anton, C. L. Anton, Thompson Nolder, Adam Zewe and Frank Correll under the Act of Assembly entitled: "An Act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," approved April 29, 1(74.

and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation, to be called Anton Brewing Company, the character and object of which is the manufacturing and brewing malt liquors and the sale thereof, at Monongahela City, and for these purposes to have and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said of Assembly and the supplements thereto) McILVAIN VANCE, Solicitors for Applicunt. All Kinds of Musical Instruments and Furnishings. Latest Sheet Music and Books. BEAUMONT'S City Mus'c Rooms. MONONGAHELA, PA.

EXPERT Jeweler Are to the appetite, what mirth is to melancholy. We keep the best salad dressing. WE BID FOR BUSINESS On our FLOURS, the best in market, long used by the bes bread makers in town. We Aim to Sell Many farmers bring to us the best they raise. DEALING SQUARE When you buy from us and the goods are tested at home, if they do not prove satisfactory, bring them back.

We sell no groceries that turn -AND- OUR SODA WATER Optician. LOOKS WELL. One glass California 10 CO 6,48 Bellevernon ..10 CO 7,08 Charleroi 10 00 7,11 ALL WHISKIES ARE GOOD, TASTES GOOD. make you feel IS WHOLESOME. as if yon had Monongahela 10 00 7,32 been to Atlantic City.

If it West Elizabeth 10 00 7 61 East Elizabeth 10 00 7,53 Dravosburg .10 00 8,07 The Italians have no Show. Victor Pezzoni handed us an editorial in stormy language from the Bulletins Delia Sera, New York, in English it reads as follows: One of the most horrible and revolting scenes of Indian savagery, was enacted yesterday at Tallulah, by a mob of civil-zed citizens, in an enlightened free country as America. The frequent howling against the barbarities of the Filippinos, sinks into insignificance, when we are called to witness an infamous crime as that of lynching five human beings by peaceful and law abiding Why have courts of justice, when the lynch law reigns supreme? To wash such a blood stain from the starry flag of the free it will take centuries. Many a time we have read in the American newspapers of the metropolis, of murders committed by Italians, and have noticed with disgust, that the crimes were related under such glowing headlines as "Another Italian Murder" or "The Italian Vendetta." or "The Italian Stiletto," or "A Victim of the Mafia!" Now, is it fair, we ask, to the illustrious contemporaries to use only for our nationality such fiery captions? What should we determine lynching, the most degrading and basest of crimes in the history of civilization? East Bethlehem, Pa. July 24 Harry Hill, of East St.

Lewis, 111., is here visiting his father Robert S. Hill. Mr. Hill is a prosperous business man of that city. Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Woodfili; of New Haven, are the guests of Mrs. P.

M. Ruble. Pr of. Edwin Linton's wife and family are here for a few weeks, at the residence of Mahlon Linton. Lewis Duvall, of near Claysville, was an oyer Sunday visitor with friends in town.

Mahlon Clearer and family are visit-lig Mrs. Clearer's parents in Armstrong Pa. Miss Violet King, daughter of Rev. At J. King, a former minister of our First Baptist church, has returned to her home in Pittsburg, after a pleasant visit with the Misses Scott.

Oliver 10 00 8,15 don't suit, we will take it back and refund the money. Every lady who leaves our foun tain wears a satisfied smile. McCallister's Drue Store. I have opened a jewelry store in the K. C.

Scott building, Main Street, where I am prepared to give satisfaction to customers desiring anything in that line. Formal opening will be announced later. Homestead. 10 00 8,25 Pittsburg 10 00 8,65 Arrive Atlantic City 8,40 p. m.

Tickets will also be good on regular trains leaving Pittsburg at 4,50 and 8,30 p. carrying sleeping cars to Philadelphia, and 7,05 p. carrying Pullman sleeping cars through to At SKILLEN CORRIN, Opera House Corner. WINTER SCENES lantic City. (Ciiaiu.es G.

McIlvaik, Attorney.) NOTICE Letters testamentary on the estate ef Josephine Colvln, late of Forward Township, Allegheny County, deceased, hav. ing been granted the undersigned, notice is hereby given to all persons knowing themselves indebted to the same, should present their accounts for settlement, and all claims against the estate should be presented for payment. MABEL COLVIN, Administratrix. For detailed information in regard to rates and time of trains apply to ticket agents or Mr. Thomas E.

Watt, Dis trict Passenger Agent, Pittsburg. But Some are 'Better Than Others, WE SELL THE BEST SILYER AGE RYE, rppp rvvvv pvc QUART, DliLA VIlEiDn. AIL, IM.OO PER GALLON. flDIVPT DVy PER QUART, CADH1M (3.00 per gallop! We guarantee these Whiskies to be pure and old, and on every or der of one gallon or over We Pay All Charges and ship by express or freight, depending on the distance. No charge for packing or shipping either.

a sample gallon; we know we can please you. MAX KLEIN, Wholesale Dealers, 82 FEDERAL ALLEGHENY, PA. far-Send for Catalogue, mailed free. Make pretty pictures when taken with one of those Buckeye Cameras sold at LINN'S DRUG STORE, pall and see them before Christmas. Low Rates to Colorado.

Chicago North-Western Railway, August 5, 0 and one fare for the round trip, plus $2.00, from Chicago to Denver, Pueblo and Colorada Springs, OA11KOIX SCHOOL for 1HW due and payable. Alt tax paid before the first day of September, 5 percent, abatement. At face of duplicate during September. 6 per cent, added after October 1st; and placed in hands of collector. Will be at Hotel Coral -aturday, August 12, and Saturday, August 10 to reccelve taxes.

A. J. FISHER, Treasurer. limited to return August 31, 1899. The "Colorado Special" leaves Chicago 10:00 G.

A. SPIES 0. Scott Building, Main St. FARMS! FARMS! PARMS! Farms for exchange or sale. Any person having a farm for sale or exchange would do well to write to us, giving full particulars as to size, Improvements, exact location, value, and if mortgaged, in what amount.

Persons desiring to purchase, would do well to consult us, Uive full particulars as to sle and location desired and the amount of cash you wish to invest. H.1J. HICKMAN, 437 riftli Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. ICE CREAM, CANDY Lowney's and Reymer's Flue Chocolates and Bon Bons. A.

D. SCOTT, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, a. m. daily, arrives Denver 2:55 next day and Colorado Springs same evening, only one night en route. All meals in dining cars.

Pacific Express leaves Chicago 10:30 p. m. daily arrives JclLVAlN VANCE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Monongahela City, Pa. Office No. Denver and Colorado Springs the sec- 1 hr Rum hi lull in ii'niit iintii.

irnn' hi li and morning, no change of cars either train. For particulars apply to agents of connecting lines or H. W. Beyers, 001 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. -U'Clifll I'l'U'l i HftiwMlean 0flio Oo you take the Daily rogulHrly Hotter hn, Keliv'i book S'ore aud order it lellvercU by carrii Do vim take the lun.t regumriy? Hettur stop at Kelly's Hook and order delivered by currier..