The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

mm NINETEENTH YEAR MONONGAHELA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 5, 1900 TWO'CENTS Toe lilST OP INTERMENTS Bo LB During In Mononjrabela Cemetery the Year 1899. JAKUABT The Daily Republican CHILL W. HAZZARD7 EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. pEOpiiCLOTHITORE 4 months; Perry Woodward, 2 Infant of pneumonia Penn'a.

ttonoagahebi MoaoacakaU DtriaiOB Time Card. EASTERN STANDARD TIME Right Now dowk uTliTum (Daily except Sanday.) In Effect Not. 20th, Leave. Unionto'o am a mi a I. 1 8 55' 4 12 6 SO 8 SO 9 12 01 1 53.4 2015 20 (a a 0' 10 32 12 31 2 214 525 53 BroT'Ue Charlerol 5 557 0 2fi 10 55 12 552 45 5 15 1 sfon'gah'a Bliiabh 1 15 3 05:5 31 39 15 7 45! 9 47.11 16 6 S2i8 0210 04 It 33 6 8 2010 SS 11 52 One Million Gallon Lost.

Elsewhere in this issue is the monthly notice of the water company notifying customers to pay bills or have the water shut off. Accompanying it is also the notice that spigots found wasting water will also necessitate the shutting off. The company explains it all by saying that they are unable to keep the reservoir full when millions of gallons are leaking out continually from pipes. They have estimated that oyer 1,000,000 gallons were lost last months, perhaps the much injured citizens who have been complaining of poor water can nail one of the arguments of the company regarding impure water, if they stop leakage. Fix up your pipes neighbors.

Celery, cabbage, lettuce, apples, all kinds vegetables at Keeney's. Downer Goes to Knoxville. William Downer, senior member of the firm of Downer Brothers, whose withdrawal from the firm was noted in a recent issue, left Monongahela, Thursday for Knoxville, Tennesee to locate in the hardware and plumbing business. Mr. Downer, goes at this time simply to over look the field and if favorably impressed will remove his family there later.

He hopes by this enterprise to give opportunities to his sons who will engage in the business with him. Mr. Downer will be missed from church, business and fraternal circles, with which he has identified himself taking unusual interest therein. Well wishes for his success go with him from every one who knows him. DrsTosb'g Homestd Pittsburg 1 31 3 Wb 50 57 1 51 Is 356 0917 18 2 153 55 6 30,7 40 pmpmp mpa 7 15 8 40 10 47 12 15 amama ml pH up um nans.

(Daily except Sunday.) The Noise of Our Prices Beat The Band. Have You Been In Line, if Not Get In Line For Great Bargains. This is the peoples month, the money saving' month, the month we clean all departments of everything within reach. We did not buy our stock to hold, we bought it to close ont with a rush, and we are doing1 it. Monongahela people are not slow to catch on to bargains.

Clothe Yourself and Clothe Yonr Boy. Now while you can do so for little money, as we will not carry over one single piece for next winter. People's Clothing Store, LEADER IN LOW PBIOES. P. S.

Have right UNDERWEAR for less than cost a a ma mjampmpmpmpm Leave. Pittsburg Horn est 'd 6 CO 8 25 10 tO 1 uo zu a 6 23 8 51 1 27 4 41 6 07 6 47 4S: 9 0611 10 1 45 4 58 8 26 7 05 17 M); 9 23 11 27 2 02 5 13 43 7 23 Dravosb'p Elisabb 7 04 7 46 7 23; 9 4511 482 23:5 31 6 20; Mon'gah's Cbarleroi 2 45 5 53 12 11 io io 7 47, 8 201 6 41 7 14 12 45 10 45 3 19,6 28 BroT'lle 07 8 43 pm pm 4 25 147 8 18 Dnionto'D mjp mp a 4 Adam Washington, 40 yrs; consumption. 8 Dwight C. Bogg, 2 yrs; mem. croup.

1 1 Cbarlea N. Yohe, 19 yrs; typhoid. 16 Malcolm Cochran, 69 yrs; pneumonia, 17 Mildred Coops, 52 yrs; pneumonia. 1 Mary Clark, 66 yrs; complications, 32 Greer Mcllvaio, 73 yrs; complications. 21 Klias Solomon Harris, 7 yrs; catarrh of stomach.

24 Frederick J. Zimmer, 4 mos. 25 Stephen L. Earnest, 81 years; grippe. 26 Capt.

Robert Phillips, 82 yrs; general debility. 31 John W. Jackson, 38 yrs; pneumonia. P2BBUABT. 2 Delia Lough, 9 days.

7 Amos Crall, 77 yrs, hemorrhage. 8 Ruth McMillan, 33 yrs, consumption. 10 Geo. W. Carnahan, 30 yrs; pneumonia.

12 Herbert and Herman Thompson 15 days. 12 Infant of John Giterest, 11 mos; pneu. 12 Lewis Staib, 16 yrs; paralysis. 14 Reese M. Reese.

52 yrs, complications. 15 Josephine Colvin, 49 yrs; typhoid fever. 16 Edward Morgan, 25 yrs; peritonitis. 20 Alexander Matthews, 74 yrs general debility. 21 Stewart Lamost, 52 yrs, tuberculosis.

22 Fin ley K. Roberts. 23 yrs, typhoid fever. 22 William Baxter, 57 yrs; pneumonia, 23 Adam Aughendobler, 75 yrs; cancer. 23 Infant of Charles Carlson, 3 mos.

21 James H. Ray Gibson, 10 mos, 26 Mary Francis Hilton, 64 yrs, heart disease 22 Perry A. Foster, 60 yrs, removed from Gallatin, Tenn. MABCH. I Wilbur Herst, 28 yrs typhoid fever, 5 John Paxton Zeh, 11 yrs; scarlet fever.

10 Perry A. Taylor, 31 yis; typhoid fever. II Infant of Mary Bra wdy, 2 days. 11 Frank Tucarns. 6 mos, pneumonia.

14 Infant of Charles Stephens, 4 days. 15 Fred S. Boyley, 6 yrs pneumonia. 31 Capt. John C.

Gregg, 33 years; killed by sharp-shooter. APRIL. 3 Infant of Isaac Eastwood, 17 days. 7 Charles LeRoy Ferree, 4 mos, whooping-tough. Itl Rebecca Everrett, 55 yrs; pneumonia, John J.

Thorpe, 52 yrs dropsy. It James S. Dunbar, 21 yrs; typhoid fever. 16 Maggie Lauderback, 40 yrs; killed on the A 16 Henry Wilson, 38 yrs. killed on P.

V. A 23 Oscar 8. Higgins, 6 yrs pneumonia. MAT 3 Florence Elna Tucker, 40 yrs, typhoid. 4 Margaret Kerfoot, 42 yrs child-birth.

6 Elizabeth Applegate, 82 yrs; cancer. 10 Mortimer Allan Clark, 43 years; brain trouble. 16 Margaret McMinn, 73 yrs; heart trouble. 18 Cooper Preston, 19 yrs, typhoid fever. 22 Jane Chaney, 66 yrs; general debility.

25 Frederick Maurer, 3 yrs; brain trouble. 28 Margaret Dillon, 58 yrs; heart trouble. 30 William Louttit, 72 yrs; paralysis. JUKE. 1 Alice H.

Flint, 27 years. 3 Rose Jones; nervous prostration. 19 Marv Paefrvman. 70 vrs: There's opportunity for good useful goods that for your own sake there should be no delay about investigating. Double width, 39-inch, three-fourths wool, Cashmere Plaids, 25c fr waists and girls' dresses.

36-inch Dress Goods 20c quality all right, bat a little too light in color for winter that's why they're 20c for house wear they're great property. Splendid Dress Goods Choice Styles, 50c that belong to the 75c class. Fine Silks For" Waists 65C 85c Silks that show marked excellence of style and smartness of coloring. Additional train leaves Pittsburg 11:35 p. m.

and reaches Ifonongahela at 12:55 except Sunday on Sunday it leaves at 9:40 p. m. and reaches Bellevernon at 11 :30 p. m. UXDAT TKA1HS.

Sunday trains leave Brownsville at 7,30 a and 815 pm, llonongabela at 826 am, 140, 6,11 and 7 40 arrive at Pittsburg at 50 a 3 05, 7 S5, and 9 05 pm. Leare Pittsburg at 8 55a 1 05, 4 30 and 9 40 arriving at Monongahela at 1020 a 2 80, 5 and 11 05 rm, arriving at BrownsTille 11 15 a and 25 pm. Tickets sold and baggage checked to all points east on the Pennsylvania Railroad For rates of fare, time tables, call oa Oso. B. Sobbick, Agent, Monongahela City or address TBOS.

E. WATT, Pass. Agent Western District, 360 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. i. R.

WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agent, J. B. HUTCHINSON, Oen.

Manager. POSITIONS SECURED. We aid all those who want GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. 85,000 places under CIVIL SERVICE RULES. 8,000 yearly appointments Prepare by mail for all Government examina tions.

Fees cash or instalments. A thorough and scientific course In all departments. Requires spare time only. Salaries twice as much as private firms for the same kind of work. The hours of labor are short, duties are light, positions for life.

Take our course of study and we guarantee that you will pass the Civil Service Examinations. Write, inclosing stamp for our catalogue describing course to On the Retired List. General Order, No. 64, dated Harris-burg, Dec. 18, 1809, places Captain Gustav Schaaf, of Company on the retired list, having served 10 years as a commissioned officer and 15 years as a member of the National Guard of Pennsylvania.

Officers on the retired list are subject to such duty, other than the command of troops, as may be assigned them by the CO piTTSBCRO AND LAKE ERIE R. BUREAU OF CIYIL SERVICE INSTRUCTION, Washington, JL Lessee P. McK. A Y. CleTeland Short Line.

Schedule in Effect November 26, 1899. faTTrains run by Central Time. One hour slower than local time. FOR SALE OR RENT. BUY SPPrtT 'Q And SAVE AT VJAililULL MONEY! Up Rivir Tbaiks.

Miss Kate McCullougb entertained a number of friends Thursday evening at her home, Waverly Hill. The occasion being her birthday anniversary. Miss Kate received a number of pretty presents from her young friends who No. 26 34t S2t BUHL, Canned Corn, per can 6c Oood N. Y.

State Corn, per can 8c Jfc -v Cream Corn, Scans 23c Leave Pittsburg McKeesport Glassport Elizabeth a ma 6 50 11 40 7 33 12 24 7 44 12 83 36 pm 5 20 5 53 6 00 8 10 6 27 6 41 spent a merry evening at pleasant 3 30 4 14 4 23 4 37 4 58 5 18 iJepartnient X. 'nie 12 49 Allegheny, Pa. 1 11 1 31 ii Dr. R. S.

H. Keys, 68 yrs; he iailure. 28 Mary De war; drops- july, 7 58 8 21 8 40 8 51 05 Early June 3 cans 25c Extra Fancy Early Peas 10c High Grade Succotash, per "an. 10c Good N. O.

Molasses, per quart. 10c California Lemon Cling Peaches, per cau. 18c California Apricots, per can 17c I Standard Delaware Peaches, tier can 13c I celery and lettuce at Monongahela City Monessen Bellevernon Fayette City 5A 5 3016 Cranberries, Keeney's. 1 42 1 55 f-vu lu p'm 2r Bank to Open. 7 1 Emanuel Humana, 6 mos; summer com 2 Peter Turner, 41 yrs; dropsy.

6 Maria Young, SO yrs; apoplexy. 7 Hon. Thomas H. Baird, 74; brain trouble BOOTH'S bprring Water Ale Brewe. ry.

The Savings Institution of Mononga J7t 29 33 1 ii nazen u. uiayDourn, mos; summer hela will open Monday January eighth 0 Am 7 30 At a meeting of the trustees Thursday 2 45 2 55 31b Can Genuine Boston Baked 10c Fine Large California Prunes, per lb 10c 81bs.for25c Fancy Large California Evaporated Peaches 2 lbs. for 23c Baker's Flag Gelatine, per box 10c Baker's Chocolate, per cake 0c 3 Crown Valencia Raisins, per pound. 10c Arbuckle, Lion and Claronia Coffees lie TJSK WHITE STAR COFFEE 7 it was diciaed to open on the above 3 04 complaint. 17 Christ Dreiler, 67 yrs; apoplexy.

18 Sarah Robinson, 13 mos. 18 Mabel Carlson, 8 cough. 31 John B. Boyd, 18 yrs; typhoid fever. 29 James K.

Lapsley, 26 yrs; consumption. 7 41 7 57 Leave Fayette City Bellevernon Monessen Monongahela City Elizabeth Glassport McKeesport Pittsburg date and receive saving's on deposi 3 28 3 50 am 10 35 10 45 10 54 11 16 11 40 11 55 12 01 12 35 5 35 5 45 5 54 6 16 6 39 6 53 7 02 7 40 a Four per cent will be given on time de posits and the institution will do busi 4 04 uuu.j, ieicner Nicholson, 48 yrs; par- 4 13 8 14 8 27 8 32 9 05 am aiyHis. ness in the office of Grable and Downer 4 5 11 Dorothy Forsythe, 5 mos; whooping for the present with Hon. John uuugu, Grable as cashier. 15 Jas.

W. Alexander, 70 yrs; heart trouble Parlor cars between Pittsburg and Cleve land on all through day express trains and sleeping cars on night trains oetween mis A Winter Trip to Summer Clime. nana ixmttit, 21 days; pneumonia. AUGUST. 6 Child of Alex Leech, 3 yrs; cholera inft.

hnr. Cleveland and Buffalo. We Sell For penny earned. We will save you the pennies. Try us and see.

W. E. CARROLL, CASH GROCER. Trains denart at 6:16. a.

328 p. m. for Tourest tickets are on sale via Pen 6 Joseph Clark, 54 yrs; killed on P. V. C.

I will sell or lease on reasonable terms to a good reliable party my brewery property situate one mile from Monongahela City. The property consists of about IS acres of land, Vonnirstown. Cleveland and- Buffalo, and nsylvania Lines to California and to at 11:16 a. m.lfor Youngstown, Cambridge Florida and winter resorts in the South and ChKUtauoua Lake. K.

it, 7 Infant of Charles Clees. It Jessie Hillman, 1 yr; cholera infantum 17 Lily C. McAlister, 13 yrs; consumption. 19 Infant of Joseph Greeorv. Full particulars free upon inquiry to Trains arrive at 8:21 a.

m. from Chicago, Cleveland and at 1:11 p. m. from Chicago, You era town, Cleveland, 5:20 from Cleveland K. Dillon, District Passenger Aeanet, Room 306 park Building, Pittsburg.

21 Mary Elizabeth McCallister, 64 ys, abscess and Chicago. Trains for Youghiogheny Division depart 6:16 a. m. and 3:28. arrive 8:21 a.

and For Holiday Bargains -a iTiioa nouse, 4 mos; meningitis. 26 William R. Suiter, 42 yrs; dropsy. 27 Laoma Weddle, 40 yrs; oysters just received Fresh bucket at Chessrown's. 4:58 p.

m. Trains marked with a run daily. TEH ACRES OF COAL, Two dwelling houses, stable, brewery and Other improvements all In good condition. The Brewery Has Been in Successful Operation 20 Years. John Jugon, 35 yrs; killed on the P.

V. K. K. It is Exactly Right! Trains marked with a run daily except the 30 Mike Estook, 35 yrs killed on the P. V.

it In the JEWELRY LINE, aee New Jewelry Store Special Discontinued. Sunday. J. B. YOHE, Oen.

supt, L. A. KOBISON J. A. HcCAGUE, O.

P. and T. A. Station Agent. The P.

L. E. Saturday night special has been discontinued until further we feel sure WX ACWAYS SILL STOVES That will ers. make custom notice. v.

K. tt. 31 Robert C. Byers, 80 yrs, kidney trouble. SEPTEMBER.

1 Susan Cox, 2 mos; pneumonia. 12 Infant of 8. V. Dewar, removed from Mingo. OCTOBER.

LOCAL NEWS. 500 Silver Novelties, Regular Price, 60 and 75 Cents. Sold Here for 25 Cents Each. and feeble to longer WILLIAd BOOTH. But I am now too old continue in business.

January 5, 1903. AS MUCH JUDGMENT $500 To Loan, on first mortgage. should be used in selecting a stove The Euchre club met at the home of Inquire at Republican ofhee. Mrs. Hallie Linn Swaney, last even as is used in buying a piano.

tTThe more careful you are In buying, ing and the prizes were carried off by 1 Infant of Martin Walker, 10 mos; heart Womens', Misses' and childrens' Jer me more iraae we win get. Aiiss. icicle Wilson, Miss. Virginia Law sev lectins, overgaiters, iamb wool rence, Miss. Colvin, Messrs Wood and Shoe Herron.

The club meets next at the trouble. 3 Susan Martin, 19 yrs; consumption. 7 James S. Biiks, yrs; stomach trouble. 9 Ann Elizabeth Cocain, 6J yrs; cancer.

9 Robert Ollmore, 55 yrs; killed In mine. 14 Esther Ann Tidball, 68 yrs cancer. 14 John Chonpell. 43 yrs: killed on P. V.

A C. soles, all sizes at Sutman's Cash Store. McCURDY'S HARDWARE STORE. Q. A.

CP1EC, THE UP-TO-DATE JEWELER. home of Miss ClaraFoster. Country butter, potted ham and veal R. R. Notice.

loaf at Chessrowu s. 14 Joseph Hudspeth, 27 yrs: sninal trouble. If all water bills are hot paid before 0 A COMBINATION OF 16 William Ostrander, 30 yrs killed in mine 23 Andrew Griffith, 68 years: tumor. 26 Perry Bo wden, 21 yrs crushed in marine Jan. 15, the water will be shut off, The Real Big One Coming.

Dancing school reception every night Markell's Hall. spigots iouna running will also cause ways. water to be shut off STYLE AHD COMFORT Water Company. Uncle Tom's Cabin, tonight at Opera NOVEMBER. 4 Emory K.

McCain, 1 year. 4 Infant of Porter Chester. 8 Infant of Harry M. Butler. 14 Harriet Boyd, 78 yrs paralysis.

WANTED A place to do general house work by a competent Polish sirl. Ad. Westley B. Mosele, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is visiting relatives in ply at at this office. GAMBLE'S Opera House.

ONE WEEK COMMENCING Monday, Jan. 8, 1900. The Wilson Theatre Company Chickens, veal, pork, beef, lamb and ANY girl coming to the city of Pittsburg seeking employment, can secure a rood Marks all the SUITS. TROUSERS, COATS or VESTS that come from our shop because they fit. Every suit we sell means a pleased customer.

More value means better quality, style, wormanshlp and finish. Some of our neateot and latest suitings are going cheaper than ever. Order your suit mutton at Teeple's. nome and a low rate of board with pleasant and commodious surroundings at 18 Eighth street, the Christian Home for Working Girls ONE NIGHT. Undertaker Bebout, has the contract for furnishing theJLouttit hall, at Mon in toe um rittBDurg esale conege.

Peoples Popular Course. Reports are coming in of the univer essen, for our fellowtownsman Henry Lf Friday. January 5, 1900. OB SALE. A fresh Jersey cow.

Apply TOM ANDERSON. to sal satisfaction over Mr. Frazer's popular lecture, "The Avoirdupois of Uncle Sam." Mr. Frazer appeared in this and sour pickles at Chess- FOR BENT From April 1st, 1900, the Van-Voorhis homestead, with about JO acres PALMER'S of ground, suitable for gardening. Located state last season in many of the best courses.

On March 9th, '99, the Phil-lipsburg, Journal said: "Rev. C. NOTICE! adjoining the city. For entertainments and social eve tt a1 a ami i 1a1 tl. Fraser was greeted at the opera J.

8. VANVOORHIS, Or J. D. Hoon, Bellevernon, Pa, Monongahela. To the Citizens of Monongahela Ullljltj 11)111 iS liil 1)111 AND SUPPORTING Miss Gay Rhea, WANTED.

Reliable man for manager of branch office I wish to onen in this vi house last night by a large and most appreciative audience. He is one of the most polished and eloquent men that has ever appeared before a Phil-lipsburg audience. His lecture was brimful of good things and sparkled and vicinity. THE KEYSTONE, FEATHER RENOVATING COMPANY cinity. Good opening for an energetic, sober Colored Vaudeville Company, man.

junaiy mention tnis paper when writ. lng. A. T. MORRIS.

Cincinnati. O. Illua trated catalogue, 4 cents postage. In a repertoire of choice plays carry has located the latest lmnroved renovator on humor." He will be here next Wednesday night and seats will go on sale Monday morning. 40 PEOPLE 40 LADIES! My new Monthly Regulator is harmless and the only one that cannot Coal Street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets.

You will find our machinery up-to-date and of the best. ing a car load of special scenery. Dollar show for 10, SO and 30c. LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT. fail.

Box free. nings there is none better than Miss Bradley. Address Miss Lizzie Bradley 19 Pride Street, Pittsburg. Mrs. Joseph N.

Yohe, is reported some better to-day. Quarterly Communion Services at the Baptist on Sunday morning. All are requested to attend. Ripe tomatoes, fresh from Florida at Keeney's Saturday. II.

I. Stewart has returned to Croe-zer Theological Seminary, at Chester, stopping off at Washington, D. for a few days visiting and sight seeing, Fresh country eggs, honey, butter at Keeney's, Two Marks, Two Topsies, Chickens, veal, pork, beef, lamb and MRS. B. ROWAN.

Milwaukee, Wit. ALL WORK GUARANTIED OR NO CHARGES. Agents will call with samples. Work taken mutton at Teeple's. Car load Special Sceneiy, Blood-hounds, Ponies, Donkeys, and delivered free of charge.

When accompanied by one paid 30 cent ticket. Seats on sale at the office of NOTICE. Rev. R. Huffman desires to announce that, thanking his friends for past favors, he must close his doors nromntlv Operatic Band and Orchestra, yours truly J.M.

HOLE, Proprietor. Injunction ltefused Insurgents. State Vice Councilor Charles S. Crall. Grable Downer.

at seven o'clock p. so that he may not be interrupted In his ministerial work. Jr. O. U.

A. received a teleeram Grand Free Street Parade, Ten Champion Cake Walkers, Some Of Oar Yaudeiille Stars. Prices 10,20, 30c last night to the effect that Judge Weis had refused to grant the preliminary injunction against the national FOB BALE. The Van Voorhis Cash Ore eery nrlce M.0M.00 or inventorv record DR. S.

HEDGE shown to bouatide purchaser. 1. VANVOORHIS. Has bis medicine, the great remedy ifor Di. council asked for by the insurgents and appointed Saturday for the final arrhoeaand Cramps in the Stomach, and all MALE HELP WANTED.

Do yon want to make 118,00 a week. Then handle our Crandal Randall Troupe, aches and paint the human system is heir to hearing, where it is expected he will Main street, In Third ward of In the street car. a lace edeed handker easy selling, low priced, Illustrated Juvenile and Christmas books. Complete sample outfit free. Freight naid.

credit lvn. AdAmsa IT ALSO CUBES night until The L. E. Saturday special has been discontinued further notice, chief. Finder will be rewarded lf left at this office.

dismiss the bill with costs to the petitioners. This is joyful news to all loyal members of the junior order. Bhepp Publishing Company, 1031-1038 Chest LocU-jaw, Diphtheria, Pneumonia and Whoop ing Cough. mnman, 'ioyd and Thomas, The Four Great Rosebuds, The Garden City Quartette, The Randall Sisters, nut street, Philadelphia, Pa. NOTICE.

The corporators of the Monon. sabela cemetery will meet at the office The P. A. L. night until Mrs.

Russell Swaney, wife of the operator at the Lake Erie station, east shore, is suffering from scarlet fever and the house is quarintined. TO good dwelling: situate la West Monongahela, containing six rooms, water In pantry, good cellar. Inquire of. of Alexsnder on Tuesday, January 9th, at 8 p. m.

to hold annual election and attend to other business. MORTON BLACK, E. Saturday discontinued special has been TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DATTake Laxatlre Bromo Quinine Tablet. All draft-silts refund the money if It fails to cur. WOES 25, 35, 50 further notice.

H. WILLIAMS SUnS. Treasurer. I. W.

OROVl'S signature Is on each box. S5c. .1 v..