The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

i -1 5 People's Wonts Local News Notes GOLD CROWN BEER Excel all other brand. $1.00 per case. Brewed and bottled by H. Roth Brewery. Call for Gold Crown Beer at bars or order a case for family use.

H. ROTH BREWERY Eis ter C2s Bids for the construction of six sections of improved roads, aggregating over nine miles were opened yesterday by the county commissioners. Proposals were submitted by 22 contractors, many bidding on several sections. The bids were submitted on the unit system, on estimates of eon stniction furnished by the county engineers, and it required the whole afternoon to record them. The bids in some instances run ever close and the successful contractors will not be know until the tabulations are all made which will take several day Among the roads for which bids were presented were the Monongahela-Donors rood and a portion of the Monongi-bela Pike.

Following are the bidden Phone 96-2 Monongahela, Pa. life bszrcce Gtese eff Trttttkk Pte3 CI: If the signer of this contract should die during' the life thereof, and all woeklr rentals hare bees paid when due. the remaining installments will be nod ltd forthwith, and a roxapt in hill for the piano turned over to the family of the deceased. Signed) W. F.

FREDERICK PIAXO CO. J. W. MURRAY. Agamt G.H.PIEPER Contractor and Dealer in All Kisds cf Wcftel zzl LUMBER Pbona-Omea230-J; Ras.US-W Office and Yards.

Sixth and R. R. Sts. Last Sunday Exccrsica Pittsburg Lake Erie. Sunday Sept 5th.

Train leaves our station for Ashtabula Harbor at 6:27 A. M. Central Time. Round trip $1.75. INSURANCE THAT INSURES Capital Represented Over One Hun' dred Million Dollars.

Insurance placed on all kinds of property. Real Estate for sale. Farm Dronertv our tmecialtv. I III, if aaa I 3 'School Days Houses To Let Inquire at H. Devore Hardware Store, corner Sjcow and Main street.

tf For Rent A fiva room noose, batl attic, laundry and every modern cot. veaience, near Eighth and Main street! Inquire of Dr. F. H. Underwood.

2 Wanted A competent maid fo general house work. Inquire of Mi? A. M. Gregg, corner Stain and Greg streets. For vlb A house of six rooms rated at the corner of Grant ano Howard streets.

Gas and water, batl and pantry and other modern conveniences. Inquire on premises. Wanted Canvassers to handle re tail trade. Good Pa. Permanent po sition.

We mean business, get in tb game right. Represent the leaders i. the trade. None but reliable men nex apply. Brown Brothers Nurseries, Rochester, N.

Y. Wanted An experienced maid for general house work. Good wages to right party. Call at once, 419 McKean avenue, (Jharleroi. 3 For Rent A work shop on Chesf below Fourth street Inquire of John or w.

x. van voorhis, 514 Main street. 2 Lost While attending the sale at the 5 10 cent store on Saturday, I lost my chatelain purse with small purse inside. Finder will be rewarded if same is returned to this office or to Mrs, David Hall, Nelson street. FoR Sale A big counter 14 feet long, a coal ttove, ice box and several other articles, will be sold cheap to quick buyers.

Inquire at the little store next to creek bridge, No. 217 E. Main street, Monongahela, Pa. 7 For Sale A two seated one horse carriage, in good running order. No reasonable offer refused.

Call-at 600 Meade street, Third ward. 7 Wanted -Girl for general house work. Colored help preferred. Inquire at viz Howard street. 8 For Sale A first class meat market in good location and with modern im provements.

Will sell cheap to a quick Duyer. inquire ol Steve Marczenko, 522 Coal street or at the meat market on Fourth street. 9 Miss Geraldine Emory of Washing ton. Misses Ruth and Lou Mcllvain of Ingram will be guests tonight at the I Gamma Delta Psi fraternity dance at Eldora Park. TAKE NOTICE All rjersoiH are recommended ta rnlre Foley Kidney Remedy for backache, rheumatism, and kidnev and hladrler trouble.

It will quickly correct urinary which, if neglected, may develop into a serious illness. It will restore health and strength. Do not neglect signs of kidney or bladder irouoie ana risK Bright disease or dia betes, bold by all druggists. Th Battla of tha Monitor and Mammae in the Hippodiome. K.rst time here.

Historic event vividly and realistically reproduced. The thrilling conflict between ironclads that revolutionized the navies of the world. Tbe Leading Music Masters Sousa'a Band Sept. 27 to Oct. 2 Theadora Thomas Orchaitra Oct.

4 ta 9 V. S. Marina Band Oct. 1 1 to 23 The Holler Coaster, the Merry, go -Round, Theatoriura, Ride on Steamer Sunshine, Pony Track, and many other features afford healthful and enjoyable entertainment for the children. Bring the family and spend the day.

Admission 2bc. R. R. Excursions every week. EXPOSITION CGive us a calL Pbone57-J.

DOWNER HAMILTON Many people delude themselves by saying "It will wear away," when they notice symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble. This is a mistake. Take Fo-ey's Kidney Pills, and stop the drain on the vitality. They cure backache, rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble, and make every trace of pain, weak-nessjand urinary trouble disappears. Sold by all Druggists.

AUDITOR'S NOTICE In the court of common pleas of Washington County PennsyWania. Heller Perrin vs No. 41 August Term 1909 E. D. Julius Bier Company The undersigned, appnined Auditor in the above case to pass upon the validity of all claims niea against tne fund in the hands of the Sheriff for distribution derived from the sale of the personal property of the Julius Bier Company, hereby gives notice that he will attend to the duties of his appointment on Monday, September 13th, 1909.

at 11 o'clock A. M. at his office 320 Washington Trust Building. Washington. where all persons interested may attend F.

H. Woods Auditor. ARTISTIC PH0I0GRAPHER Having been asked to make a collection of old peoples photographs. 60 years and over, in this vicinity, The Brown Studio will give free one picture of each party any time in Julv. Remomhor do not have to make any purchase.

This offer is free to all. THE BROWN STUDIO 213 Second St Folev'9 Kidnev Pilla enra hoMro rheumatism, kidney, bladder and urn nary trouble. Do not risk having! Bright's disease or diabetes. Sold by all Druggists. should be days of health and happiness, but to many delicate, sickly children they are days of suffering.

If your children are weak and sickly, they can not study well and they can not grow into healthy men and women. DR. D. JAYNE'S Tonic Vermifuge A Safe Worm Medicine has brought lasting health and strength to thousands of sickly children. This safe and reliable worm medicine puts the digestive organs in perfect condition so that the little ones get the proper nourishment and strength from their food.

Sold by all druggists, two sizes, 50c. and 35c. Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant has been successful for seventy-eight years in relieving and curing Croup, Wbooping-Cough, Colds, Coughs, Pleurisy, etc -Drta ssJ IVcri ressl Gsilty Continued from First Page.

notes, the former cashier claiming that this was repayment by Ward for money invested in Ward 8 was the object of a bitter attack by the speaker. He declared it impossible to believe that VI ard would make Oram a present of this sort, amounting to something between $8,000 and $11,000, and declared Drum received the money because Ward had to divide. Entertained for her Sea Delightful in its appointmentt and enjoyable in every detail was the surprise reception given by Mrs. William S. Shepler last night in honor of her son Clair, the occasion was his birthday anniversary and for a number of weeks carefully laid plans have been maturing for the event.

The guests to the number of about thirty assembled at the home and upon his arrival he was showered with con' gratulations. He accepted all gracious ly and proceeded in his own hospitable way to make all feel welcome. A most delightful evening was spent at cards, including euchre and 500 and other diversions helped to make the affair most delightful. The card games were spirited and much friendly rivalry arose. No prizes were awarded.

At a late hour an elaborate collation was served by the hostess. The house was beautifully decorated in yellow and white and the artistic ar rangement of flowers and ribbons lent a charm to the occasion. The colors were also carried out in the serving. Mr. Shepler was the recipient of a Lumber of very hatdsome Rifts, as tokens of esteem from his friends.

It was a late hour when the affair finally came to a close and the guests departed with memories of a very pleasant evening. The hostess was assisted by hei sister, Mrs. Heins. The only out of town gueets were Dr. and Mrs.

E. P. Sleppy, of Summit Park. Miss Fannie McClain of Uniontown, is a visitor with the family of Dr. H.

Billick. Mrs. Simon Lilly and Mrs. John Van Voorhis are spending the day with Mrs. Henry Snyder at Baidland.

Mrs. Harry Johnson, Miss Edna Per-cival, Miss Kathryn Blair, of West Elizabeth and Miss Helen Hornbake, of California, are guests of Mrs. Harry T. Zimmer. Mrs.

C. C. Stange and son Charles and D. C. Parkinson left for Atlantic City last evening to spend several weeks.

Wanted A girl for general housework. Inquire of Mrs, W. S. Beazell, National road. Near Approach of Autumn The cool nights serve to remind one that the chill of autumn is not far distant On some recent mornings the temperature has dropped down to 50 degrees or a trifle below.

September is at nana; tne oyster win soon be "in our midst;" school is opening, the fairs are being held, vacationists are return ing, and the season is changing. The signs will soon multiply, and it will not be long until the year is in the sear and yellow leaf. Dr. Abertethy, the graat English physician, sa'd, "Watch your kidneys. When they are affected, life is danger.

Foley's Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys corrects urinary irregularities and tones up the whole system. Sold by all Druggists. TESTIFIES AFTER FOUR YEARS Carlisle Center, N. G. B.

Bur-bans, writes: "About four years ago I wrote you that I had been entirely cured of kidney trouble by takimg two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy, and after four years I am again pleased to state that I have never had any return of those symptons, and I am evidently cured to stay cured. Foley's Kidney Remedy will do the same for you. Sold by all Druggists. Executive Committee Appointed County Chairman James A. Bubbett has announced his selection for the executive 'committee of the Democrat party.

Attorney John N. Patterson is treasurer. The secretaries are Attorney H. D. Hamilton, Attorney John M.

F. Hanra and William S. Sheplar, all of Washington, with the exception of Mr. Shepler, who resides in Monon-gahela. M.

S. Warne, of this city also a mtmbtr of the committee. A NARROW ESCAPE Edgar N. Bayliss, a merchant of Rob-insonville, wrote: About two years ago I was thin and sick, and coughed all the time and if I did not have consumption, it was near to it. I commenced using Foley's Honey and Tar, and it it stopped my cough, and I am now entirely well, and have gained twenty eight pounds, all due to the good results from taking Foley's Honey and Tar." Sold by all Druggists.

Mrs. William McGregor ana son William, left today for a short visit with Grandpa Moore in Ohio. The Misses Martha Young and Edra DeWalt were Pittsburg shoppers yes terday. Pat Bane, the veteran-giant is greet ing friends in town today. Bent ley ville, although not a large town, gives evidence that it is entitled to be enrolled among the progressive boroughs of Washington county by paving its street.

The Misses Madeline McCoy and Anna and Mary McPherson are Pittsburg visitors today The Misses Carrie and Lissa Anderson are shopping in Pittsburg today. The Misses Stella Foy and Ethel Aten have returned home from a sojourn at Chautauqua. Mrs. Fred Roth who has been confined to her home in Main street with typhoid fever, is greatly improved. We should all be thankful that this season's hot waves have all been of brief duration.

Miss Laura Fitch, of Venitia, is visiting friends here. Hiscox and Robinson are grading the Allegheny county road to the approach of the new bridge. There is somewhat of a fill to be made on this side, after the bridge is completed and this will wind up the contract of this firm. Addison Abbott and John Greena-wald witnessed the ball game in Mc-Keesport yesterday, between New Castle and Tube City team. Ody Abbott, a brother of the former is playing for New Castle.

The Monengahela ball team will play at BelleVernon this evening. That team is putting up a fair article of ball at present and is playing better than at any time this season. A good game is sure to be the result. Manager Gar-bart had not decided who would be his slab artist at this writing. Mr.

ard Mrs. William Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. David Ryan and Miss Maude Ryan, attended the races at Sandy Plains yesterday. Summer vacationist are returning almost every day and once they get rested atter the hard work of recreating for two weeks they drop into their accustomed grooves and resume the old-time grind.

Miss Alice Bissel of Pittsburg, is visiting Miss Alice Walsh, Lincoln street. Mr. Theodore Beals, of Ohio, i expected today to spend a few days with his son T. M. Beals, of Geary street.

Mrs. William Crouch and daughter Mrs. Donaldson of Thomas Station are visitors with their mother Mrs. Caroline McGregor. Dr.

and Mrs. Milton King of Mt. friends here Washington are visiting today. Mrs Edward Hartland and baby Helen expects to leave tomorrow for a visit with Miss Edna Keffer at Ligonier. Mrs.

Anna Phillips, who underwent an operation at the Memorial hospital a few weeks ago is improving. Mrs. Alson B. Eggers and daughter Dorothy are visitors at the Gregg home, First ward. John Hawkins was brought to the hospital today suffering with injuries to one of his lower limbs which he sus tained while at work at the Acme mine at Bentleyville.

He was engaged in construction work when the accident occurred. Mrs. George Plummer and children are guests of Mr. and Mrs. K.

C. Scott for several days. Kent C. Scott, Claude E. Towner and Rev.

W. Shawger returned home this morning from Montrose, where they attended the John A. Davis Bible Conference. On Wednesday evening Mr. Joseph A.

Herron president of Alexander entertained the, members of the bank and their employes to dinner at the Thornton restaurant. The affairs of the Peoples Bank of California are to be aired again, suit having been entered by A. Stroud and Cary Piper against Charles D. Burtnett and W. H.

Gregg, executors of J. W. Burtnett, deceased, to $7,599.02 with interest from January 19, 1909, as Burtnetts proportionate share of the bond of 0. Piper, for mer cashier of the Peoples bank. Miss Barbara Zewe who has been ill for some time is somewhat improved to the gratification of her many friends, Shelby Carmack and family have returned home after a pleasant visit in Boston.

Miss Erielle McMillian who accompanied her aunt Mrs. Margaret Grable to Europe three months ago is expected to arrive in New York today. Mrs. Grable will remain abroad for some weeks longer, i I' venty-First Annual Season of the eich: Monongahela to Donora, two miles and 200 feet N. C.

Hunter, Thoma-Sweeney Donora Construction companv, Hallam Construction company, W. E. Hajvley U. O. Herron F.

J. Erbeck, SI. Driver; Robert Weir, McCurdy company, Hastings Piper. A. G.

Rothey William H. Murdoch, James Nix on, Thomas Arrieo. Monongahela Pike, Eighty-four section, from Clokey ville to William Foulks' farm, two miles and 200 feet N. C. Hunter.

Thomas Sweeney company, Neelen Daly, Hallam Con- truction company, William Pickett, Rietch W. E. Howley, J. Taylor. Died Last Night At the home of his Fon-in-law, Robert Patterson, in Finley street, last night about eleven o'clock, occurred the death of Thomas A.

Watson, a well known man who has bt-en ill for about right" months. Death was caused by baralvsis with which the deceased has been a patient Mifferer. The funeral services will be held from the Patterson home on Saturday add the inter ment will folio a in the Monongahela cemetery. The deceased was 55 years of age and is survived by seven children; Mrs. Ethel Richards, of Dr vosburp, Mrs.

Herbert House and Mrs. Robert Patterson of this city, and Miss Wilda, Samuel and Thomas of Bentleyville Mr. Watson prior to his affliction was a well known coal man and was super intendent of the Acme mine at Bentley from the time of its opening until about two years ago He was succeed ed as superintendent by Donald Darrock. The deepest spmpathy of the community is extended to the bereaved family. Deceased was a member of the F.

A. Jr. O. U. A.

and the Knights of Pythias. Miss Mary Wickerham is visiting Miss Hazel Van Voorhis, Walter Lilley of California is also a guest at the Van-Voorhis homestead. Notice to Electors of Wash. Co. Notice is hereby given that, as provided by the decree of the Court of Common Pleas duly certified to me under Section 1.

of the Actef Assembly aDDroved May 6. 1909. P. L. 434.

a citi zen of said county is to be elected at the next ensuing election for county offices for the office of COUNTY CON TROLLER. John C. Murphy, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, August 31, 1909. When You Want to Know About INSURANCE or REAL ESTATE ask ALIEN 406 West Main Streets HEALTH AND BEAUTY AID Cosmetics and lotions will not clear your complexion of pimple and blotches like Foley's Orino Laxative, tor indigestion, stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation.

Cleanses the system and is pleasant to take. Sold by all Druggists. Katharine McGough Maker and dealer in Hair Goods, Pomps, Switches, etc. Manicuring, Chiropody, Hair treatment and Electrolysis. 100 Main street Bell phone 61 -R Monongahela, Pa.

First Showing of Our Fall Suitings Gray tones in soft finish, Scotch and English Worsteds are extremely popular. We have a large assortment to select from at low est prices. ANDERSON I HE TAILOR Second Fleer Crall Building I. "Vi only permanent Exposition in the rouiilry wi 1 open Weilnesd Sept. Willi the Kus-imi mphuiiy Hiid the largot and most varied 'rial rxhibiu and amusement fea-iuic its lu Ilie ueeut Mus cat Festival Syuii'iioay Orchutra Saptl ta 11 Arthur frvor'a Band Damretch -pt.

13to 18 Sapt. 20 to 25 On'y micressful Annual Exposition in the United States. All previous efforts eclipsed. An educational show for children and adults. The wonderful archaeological exhibit.

Marvelous demonstration of scientific inventions. Everything that is new. 1 PITTSBURG fB' Granite We showing new Honnments, Estimates be erected also invite William Simpson General Merchant Foreign Exchange address Elrama P. Elhn Station Notice The School taxes of Monongahela school district are now due and payable at the First National bank. Until September 15th an abatement of five per cent, will be allowed.

From Sep-tember 15th to Oct. 15th taxes are due at face after which time they are de linquent, with five per cent added. Oct 15 Notice to Taxpayers Road taxes lor Carroll Township are nnts iiif until further notice I will re ceive taxes at my home, Pine and Kail- road street, West Mononganeia. J. T.

CONLIN, TREASURER. tl WE SELL City Same" Price as Beer If you are looking for Tonic this is what you want HAYDEN'S Phone 215 The Gem Theatre The People's Popular Play House Offers for the last two nights of tbis week the feature film The Better Way The Daughters' Sacrifice Latest Illustrated Songs A fe place to spend the evening R. Williams Son Hsal Estate, Insurance and Loans Office first floor Alexander Baak Balldisf Monongahela. Pa. The Peoples Ice Cream Parlor A cool place for a cool refreshing drink.

Ice cream candy, cigars, etc. Cake served with every Sundae free. TRY ONE TONIGHT 111 Main St. 2 doors from Ideal Theatre Joseph Sumney Pittsburg: Daily Messenger Service. Orders may be left at 244, Main stree Monongahela, Pa.

Depart at 927 a. m. Pittsburg Headquarters, No. 1135 Liberty Ave. Leaves at 3:00.

For Notary Pa lie Work so EL IN Robinson's Real Estate Office Tax Notice City taxes are now due and payable at the First National bank. If paid oerore August 15, hve per cent, discount. From August 15 to September 15, at face, after which they will become delinquent and five per cent, will be added. Joseph Boyle. City Treasurer.

mp a a ft a iv a a In the Heart RMTFS S2 and $2.80 a DAY ci 1 i oecunu mononganeia, ra. i Labor Day Excursion The L. E. will run a specia train to Ashtabula Harbor on Lake Erie, Monday, Sept. 6th; leaving our station at 6:27 A.

M. Central Tim i. Round trip fare $1.75, IE fiha 1 I MONONGAHELA HOUSE T. J. Eckbreth, Prop.

i and Marble Honnments solicit an opportunity of you our collection of and artistic designs of Statuary, Tablets and Markers furnished on Cemetery Work to in any part of the country. We an inspection of our Finished Work on Hand Wm.H. ISAAC Successor to R. M. GEE'S SON Icii GREAT LAKE TRIPS I -JLlM Vk All port I on the Great regularly by the excellent Linei.

The ten larse tteamert fortable. very boat it of modern wiui uie vjira wircieai i eiesrapn operate daily trips between Buffalo and 1 trip per week between Toledo. Detroit. Mackinac and wavoorts. arid two Laket are reached tervice of the fit Lake are tale.

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