The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

The Bsoffly mill rv nmTni.1 MONONGAHELA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1900 TWENTIETH YEAR COMMITTED SUICIDE. Good Minstrels. The next attraction at Gamble's LM(Btf(BM The Daily Republican That I IT'S ABOUT THAT CHILL W. HAZZARD. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

Wonongahela Penn'a. piTTSBOBO AND LAKK ERIK K. R. CO. Leasee P.

McK. Y. Cleveland Short Lin. (Schedule in Effect July 1, 1900. (Trains run by Central Time.

One hour lower than local time. Up Brvia Tbaiks. Leave Pittsburg McKeesport Glaaaport Elizabeth MonongabelajCity Monessen Bellevernon fayette City No. 28 32t 38 am a 60 11 40 7 33 12 84 7 44 12 S3 3 30 4 14 4 a 437 4 58 5 18 5 30 5 45 p. 0 5 53 6 00 10 6 27 6 41 54 7 00 7 58 12 49 8 21 1 11 1 31 1 42 1 55 8 40 8 51 05 am i p.m.

Down Bivi Trains, TIME When you should be looking for Christmas gifts. Nothing more useful and appropriate for men and boys can be found than No.27t 29 33t 35 amam ampm 5 30 6 45 10 35 2 45 ft 4 6 61 10 45 2 55 5 49 6 68 10 54 3 04 6 11 7 1 11 16 23 6 34 7 28 11 40 3 50 6 48 7 40 11 55 4 0 6 57 7 4 12 01 4 7 35 8 15 12 35 4 55 amam pmpm our store. The largest and most complete line of men's furnisiung goods outside of Pittsburg, To the clothing tradeWe have been and are now the un' disputed leaders in uptodate and serviceable goods, Any purchase large or small will be carefully stored and delivered when it suits IN BUYING HERE YOU ARE PERFECTLY SAFE, AS THERE IS that which we have in you up untdDec 24. NO RISK OF PAY- in strengthening old friends and Its Little Prices. I care rayetteCity Bellevernon Monessen Mouongahela City Elizabeih Uluisport McKe-spurt Pittsburg Parlor oars between Pittsburg and Cleveland on all through day express trains and lPfpinKcrsou nicht trains between Pitts-bur.

Cleveland and Buffalo. Train depart at 6:11, a. 3:28 p. m. for Younfrstown, Cleveland and Buffalo, and at 11:16 a.

m. for Youngstown, Cambridge and i hautauqua Lake. Trains arrive at 8:21 a. m. from Chicago, nla.nd and at 1:11 P- m.

from Chicago, Youngstown? Cleveland, from Cleveland "rrSS? Division depart a. m. and 3:28 p. arrive 8:21 a. and 'Trains'inarked with a run daily.

Trains marked with a i run daily except Sunday 3- B- YOHK, Gen. Supt. Labobison J. A. HcCAGCE, G.

P. and T. A. Station Agent. Q1TN8YLVAMA BAILKOAO Monongahela DlyUlon Time Card.

ASTERN STANDARD TIMK. now IT WaiM (Daily except Sunday.) In Effect November 26th, 1900. ave. i 12 a po-iP Charleroi I 7 02 9 02 10 32 12 31 3 31i4 52 5 53 Loanerpi mod gan owi til iili Elizabb is hi a 4711 16 1 15 Dravosb'g Homes td Pittsburg 6 07 8 0210 0411 83 1 31 18 31 5 50 6 57 6 1718 20 10 85 11 52! 12 15 1 51 3 49 4 10 6 0917 18 6 3817 40 6 50 8 40, 10 47 a mam a 2 15 pmjp mpm vr iiitib TBAWi. (Dally except Sunday.) Leave.

Pittsburg Homest'd Dravosb'g Elizabb Mon'gah'a Charleroi Brov'lle fnionte'D a ma mam ta a. 6 BO 8 1U SU TL 23 8 4710 61' 27 4 41 5 17 47 fl 43; 9 0611 10 1 45 4 58 8 06,7 05 a IF, 7 PS 9 4511 4SZ SJ i7 4 8 11 8 43 6 36 7 4710 1012 11,2 47 7 10 8 20 10 45jl2 45,3 2J 8 20 1 47 5 31 6 44 5 8P 7 33 ING TOO MUCH OR GETTING UNWORTHY GOODS! We have oreoared well for the holiday season, and hope with your helo to rise even above our expectations making new ones. Let this announcement be the medium through which to decide what to buy as a gift to father, mother, son, sister, brotner or sweetheart LANDEFELD, ClausV Headquarters." Opera House is Gus Sun's American Minstrels. The above company travels in its own private Pullman cars and numbers fifty people, with two great bands and symphony orchestra. Here December 19.

Mot ice to Teachers. We sell candy for treats Scott's. Excursion Rates. The Pittsburg Lake Erie Railroad has issued a pretty holly entwined circular announcing excursion rates to all points for the holidays. Tickets will be sold from December 22, 23, 24, 25 and 31, 1900, and Jan.

1, 1901. Good returning January 2, 1901. Special sale of Christmas candies this week and next at P. Demas'. A Substantial Christmas Gift.

Buy a scholarship in the International Correspondence School, at Scranton, for son or daughter, brother or sister. Special discount for December. For particulars, address box 545, Homestead, Pa. W. R.

Motz, Local Representative. Died. December 7, at his home in Fellow-field township, Samuel Mancha, aged 84 years. Interment Crow's cemetery, December 9. Marriaire licenses have been issued to the following persons: James Fergus, West Brownsville, and Margaret J.

Irwin Elco; John Hart Kinsey and Ethel Lenore Horubake, both of California. David Devore, of Monongahela, left for his home Wednesday evening after visiting relatives in Washington. Observer. Mrs. Evan Finch and Mrs.

Margaret Finch haye returned from City, where they were called by the serious sickness of Mrs. Murdock Finch. William Hughes, of Second ward, left Monday for New York, from where he took passage for Wales for a two-months' visit in that county. At a meeting- of the W. J.

football team Wednesday, John Aiken was elected captain of the 1901 team. liOKN. To J. C. Huffman, Bentleysvllle a son.

To Frank Wlukerham, Second ward a son. fcU'ItSISIlEO KOOMS FOR KENT. One laree room, large enough for four occu pants; ooe room wiih tire after Christmas; also oue stall ior norse. aoores or uu STEPHEN TUUKKK, First Residence Above Peoples Bank, LOST A bunch of keys, including one key for a Are alarm box. Finder will be nil ahlv rewarded by returning kejs to Com mercial Hotel, or to WANTED TO RENT.

Two or three airy unfurnished rooms on Main street To be used simply as sleeping apartments; no cooking. Apply at once, to REPUBLICAN OFFICE. night, between Byers' drug store and Gregg's hardware store, a black Teather boa. Finder will be suitably rewarded if returned to this office. declO 5t Y17 ANTED AT ONCK Twenty-five carpen ters.

Steady employment. Apply MONONGAHELA SAW PLANING MILL CO. ANY girl comiag to the city of Pittsburg seeking employment, can secure a good home and a low rate of board with pleasant and commodious surroundings at 16 Eighth street, the Christian Home for Working Girls In the old Pittsburg Female College. WANTED A maid for general bouse work in a family of four. No children.

Best of wages paid to a competent person with reference. Apply at this office. Report of the Condition Of the Savings Institution, of Monongahela. of Washington County. Pennsylvania, at the Close of Business November 19th.

1900. RESOURCES, Cash on hand ..1 8,577 71 Loans upon bonus and mortgages 24,190 50 Books, etc 51 50 Interest paid depositors and Included In deposits, special 22 19 J33.H1 80 LIABILITIES. Deposits, special 132,749 13 Interest received 141 90 Miscellaneous liabilities 850 81 133,141 90 Btatb or Pennsylvania, countt or Wahi nohlA rabhip. nfthp Rhove named company, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to ine ocat oi mj uwi edge and belief. (Signed) JOHN M.

ORABLK, iCashler. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of December, ivw. (Signed) GEORGE T. LINN, Notary Public. Cubrect Attest (Signed) W.

C. T. 8. McCURDY, GEO. A.

LINN, Trustees. TMcIlvain Vancb, Attorneys. a TtMlNTRTHATRIX NOTICE Notice Is kh Dtvnn that letters of admlitra tlon on the estate of J. A. Henry, late of Not-tlngham township, In the county of Washing.

nn mnA state of Pennsylvania, deceased. irranted to the undersigned, to kn rrntin indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and np demands aflralnst the ktne should make them known without de- laT' MRS. MARY ANN HENRY, Administratrix Venetla, R. D. 35, December 13th, 1900.

dtop at Kelly'i Book Store, end order ths Daiit Took Poison and then Threw Herself Into an um wen. rnrnnr Fitznatrick was notified Wednesday evening that Mrs. Jacobs, residing; at Roscoe, had committed scicide. tier nnsoana woo is a miner on returning- home about 4 o'clock fmm hia work in ths mines found the following note on the table. My Dear Husbana "i am urea ui life and hope you will forgi or the deed I am about to do.

Good bye forever. ir Jimm wu alarmed and at once instituted a search for his partner in 1. Ikm life. Alter a prolonged seareu bodr wu discovered in an old well. The" remains were gotten out and it was discovered that life had been extinct for some time.

It is supposed that the woman took poison and men threw herself into the water to make death sure. She had been in poor halt.h fnr some time, and it is to this that the motive for the deed is assign ed. The dead woman was 35 years oi aire, and is survived by her husband and an infant son. Street Car Schedule. For the present the Street Car Company has adopted the following schedule: First car leaves West Monongahela at 6:15 a.

returning leaves Ivill Tipple at 6:30 a. second car leaves West Monongahela at 6:45 a. returning leaves Ivill Tipple at third car leaves West Monongahela at 7:15 a. returning leaves Ivill Tipple at 7:30 a.m., and so on, making a round trip eyery half hour, and leaving West Monongahela at the quarter and three-quarter hours and Ivill Tipple at the half hours and even hours. The last trip down in the evening is made at 11 o'clock from Ivill Tipple.

decl3tf Golden Weddiug. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Robertson celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage at their home in Rostra ver township. Their recoid is rather an uncommon one.

They have reared a family of ten children, seven sons and three daughters, and in the long span of years death has not touched the home circle. Owing to the illness of the beloved mother the cele bration was a quiet one. Attorney Oliver Robertson, of Pittsburg, and J. J. Robertson, president of the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, of West Newton, Pa.

are sons. Special Stamps for Buffalo. Th nnstoffice department has decid ed upon six special stamps for the bene fit of the fan-American exposition at Buffalo. The 1-cent stamp of green color will have a picture of a lake steamer to represent the great trans portation industry oi me lniana seas, in which Buffalo is so much interested. The 2-cent stamp, printed in red, will nave a railway train, me t-uent stamp, in red and brown, an automobile, the 5-eent stamp, in blue, a picture of a new bridge at Niagara Falls, the 8-cent stamp, in lilac, a picture of the lock at Sault Ste.

Marie, and the 10-cent stamp, of light brown, an ocean steamer. Dates Fixed for Caucuses. Announcement is made to-dav that thn Rnublican caucus to unon a candidate for United States Senator to fill the vacancy caused by the expiration nf th term of M. S. Quav.

will be called to meet on Tuesday, January 1, at p. m. ine legislature meets in biennial session at noon that day. The Republican caucuses to select candidate for speaker oi tne House oi representatives and president pro tern, of the Senate win meet it is statea, tne pre vious night. The Legislature will vote for United States senator on January 15th.

Canteen May Stay, Tn connection with its consideration of the army reorganization bill, the senate committee on Military anairs to-day listened, to an argument by Adjt. Gen. Corbin for the continuation of the present canteen system in the army. The committee has taken no formal vote on the subject, but there has been exchange of opinion among members, the result of which has been favorable to the retention of the pres ent system and the elimination of the House canteen provision. The committee expects to conclude its hearings on the bill to-morrow.

Capt. R. L. Tidball, of Co. received a communication from Col.

Bar-nett in which he requests that the town where the companies of Tenth command are stationed donate their pro-rata share for the Hawkins mnnnmnt. The Cant, savs that Mon- ongahela's sum would amount to about 8500. It is likely that a meeting will be called and some action taken next week. Tho lnrv in the case of Harrv Frew. charged with the murder of his brother- in-law, Norman King, returned a verdict of murder in the second degree and recommended Frew to the mercy of the court.

The penalty for second degree murder is 20 years imprisonment or less, in the penitentiary, at the option of the court. Rev. R. S. Young, formerly of the Homestead United Presbyterian church, who changed his creed and became pastor of the Clifton Presbyterian church of Homestead, has bten tendered the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church of Toledo, Ohio, at a salary of 93,000 per year.

Mr. Young will be remembered as rscent guest of Mr, A. O. Mitchell. Jacob Sheplar, of Davenport, Iowa, and daughter Mrs.

A. L. Smith, of Council Bluff, Iowa, are spending December days with Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Carmack.

Mr. Sheplar is a brother of the late James P. Sheplar. The Big Store Famous For fclwwwwww TO THE WHAT TO GIVE cat A neffilexinor Question A oerolexine question "Santa I Must Please CHRISTMAS ffiyine often goes amiss. When in doubt Bjive perfunes.

Always in good always acceptable if the be right. You are certain to get the kind that please if we furnish them. We carry a selection of fine goods that have been stamped with the world's approyal. BULK OR IN FANCY PACKAGES AS YOU CHOOSfcJ. Other Desirable Holiday Items.

Imported Perfume Bottles some thing new, Fancy stationery, Art Atomizers, Gold Pens, Fountain Pens, Fancy Thermometers and Christmas Cigars. CRYSTAL PHARMACY, CommerciallHotel-Bldg. IIamammaUaIa Do muiiuiigaiiciay 1 t. Monongahela Brokerage CJo. -DEALERS IN- STOCKS, BOND, GRAIN ANDitOYISIONS, On margains or for cash.

Information relating to speculation on margains will be cheerfully given either in person or by mail. Correspondent, A. B. BAXTER, PITTSBURG. tW Mononjrahela Brokerage Co.

in Markell Building. Monongahela, Pa. For Sale! rf- A LOT OF CANDY. K)R PRICES AND GRADES APPLY TO SCOTT'S CONFECTIONERY, Opposite Postoffice. FRESH PISH, OYSTERS and PRODUCE.

I will open a atand to sell the above In the building lately occupied by Teeple's butcher shop and expect to keep Everything Fresh and Clean. I have had experience In the buslnea and will receive a consignment dally so that what I offer will please you. DO NOT FORGET Teeple's Meat Market, THE PLACE Main Street, below Third street. Give me a call when you want fresh ash, oysters or any kind of produce. PORTER M.

SIMMONS, MONONGAHELA, PA Having started up In the coal buslnese for myself, 1 thank my former patrons for their kindness and offer to deliver to the trade the best at Lowest Prices. tgr LEAVE ORDERS or call by telephone at the Monongahela Flour Mill and I will guarantee to give you full weight of good coal promptly. JOHN A. SMITH. RANK E.

HAIR ATTORNEY AT LAW Monongahela, ra. If you have lost anything; tound anything- want to rant a house, or have a property to rent iveruaa it in the Daily at five cents a day. The Store For Men Folks. if VM. wan a mat.

rhm haociv at Christmas time, eive them something they want, something that is practical and useful. Here is a store full of good things for men bought for men to wear, We have made it a study to tickle the men folks' fancy. Ladies, we are at your service, vam trvlna tn Not many misgivings can the lucky a mlp la Additional train leaves Pittsburg p. m. and reaches Monongahela at 12:55 i except Sunday; on Sunday it leaves at 9:40 p.

m. and reaches Bellevernon at m. OKBAT TBAISS. Sunday trains leave Brownsville at 7,30 am and 5 16 Monongahela at 826 a 2 40, 8,11 and 7 40 arrive at Pittsburg at 9 50 a 405, 7 86, and 9 06 pm. Leave Pittsburg at855am.l05,6 20 and 9 40 -p lTn Monongahela at 10 20 am.

2 30,6 44 and 1105 arriving at Brownsville 11 14 am and 324 pm. Monongahela and Washington Branch. Leaves Monongahela at 9: E5 arriving a Frve at Pigeon Creek, Bentleys-ville, and Ellsworth, 10:45. Returning leaves Ellsworth. 5:20 Pigeon Creek, Frye's, Mononga.

hela, 6:00. Tickets sold and baggage checked to all points east on the Pennsylvania Railroad. For rates of fare, time tables, ete. call on Gkokgk B. Soukick, Agent, Monongahela.

Pa. or address THOS. E. WATT, Pass. Agent.

Western District, 860 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg. R. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agent.

J. B. HUTCHINSON, Gen Manager. LOCAL NEWS. Christmas candies, finest line in town at P.

Demas. Evan Finch, fever at his proviDg slowly who has been ill of rard home, is im Notice to for treats Sc We sell candy Ladies' fine si s', fitting and wear- i jTniaiiarl. St.rles. nat and lasts strictly up to date jp aV' onus UUUHC. vUniragement is announced Of Delaney, a popular welder in uiwu-j ivnrLrR.

McKeesDort. and Miss Monongahela. ineweaaing lemnized during the holidays. Don't Forget Je Saturday night theatre train P. h.

lu. ranroao. rare, tip 75 cents. public schools close Friday December 14th, and reopen Wednesday, January 2, 1901. Next week the Washington county teachers will attend institute at the county seat.

125 pails and several barrels of candy. Call and see them, from 8 cents per pound up at P. Miss McNutt of Bellevernon, is enjoying a visit with her cousins, the Misses Hutchinson. HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS. .1, Men Fancy vests, migBmceni assortment $1.50, $3.00, $2.50 up to $6.00 A beautiful line of Neckwear at 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Gloves for street, dress and driving 5 $1.00, $1.50, $.3.00 Fancr Shirts.

$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 White 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Collars, per dozen $1.25 to $2.75 Cuffs, per dosen $2.50 to $4.50 IE Linen 50c, $1.00 LADIES THE MEN FOLKS mtfn fir easily solved at our store. easily solved at our store. now nappy ine bku wu hide a cackace bearinsr our name. fellows have about their Christmas, A zreat assortment of Suspenders 25c and 50c Silk Handkerchiefs 50c, 75c, $1.50 Mufflers, a beautiful line 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2,00 Nightshirts 75c, $1.00 Ways Mufflers. 25c, 50c Genuine bridle leather Dress Suit Cases.

$5.50, $6.50, $8.50 The celebrated Jack Rose Um- brella, close rolling. $3.50 BMaaBBaaaBMMBVHiavBaBaM suits, JLn gZOO, $2.50, fo.OO, S3.00. SQ.v. DIU.w, bu.w. J.w overcoats fro.

$7-5 to $20.00 jj UPHOLSTERING! YOU CAN GET any kind or Old Furniture lade Same as In I At a low orlce. a Hood upholster. Call or end a card to HEBOLT'S FtnNI'lCRE STORK, Main Btbekt. IK YOU HAVE A GOOD THINCf, adTtrtlM it. Writs it up.

Talk It up I KaUi In the mailt Rcfuhmoaii five eeau aa laeh. CLOTHING SUGGESTIONS. Mens Fine fine, Trousers absolutely all wool Men's fine, absolutely all wool ine nagian uvwuuai, num Storm Ulsters, long, roomy sort, large storm collars, in all fabrics. Prices $10.00 to $20.00 I MCGRBG(DR'S. Dr.

Maxwell fell on the icy pavement and sustained a painful hurt. Moses Reld, Monongahela, Luey Redd, Pittsburg, have been licensed to mrry. Warning- This is to notify persons who tear down or deface bills posted by myself, that they will be deilt with according to law, penalty not less than $25 or more than $100. W. D.

Ingram, City Bill PoUr. JOSEPH BUMNBY-PlHBbnrg- Dally Messenger service. Orders may be -left at Yohe's Central Mat Market, Main Btreet, Monontahela, depart at 9:15 m. Pittsburg Headquarters No. 1135 Liberty Leave at p.

m. Telephone (71. FOR RENT. A No. 1 grazing and dairy farm, located ons and one-half mile from Pigeon Creek braneh of Pennsylvania railroad.

Possession may be had at any time. If you are thinking of renting a farm, or renting pasturage, Ft will pay you to ee W. P. WARNS, Monongahela, Pa. nil renuiany.

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