The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

POTSBUKG EXPOSmOK tifctd Uznu Local News Notes vania Railroad will sell excursion tickets Mrs. Samuel Webb is in the Alle- to Pittsburg from stations oa the Pitts-vtiMtv r.unl hosDitaJ. under the en burg and Monongabeia Divisions, the GOLD CROWN BEER Excels all other brands. $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 Phoue96 2 Monongahela, Pa. rcreca tifcztei fcy rau Brownsville, ScpL 9-Constable William Brweoe.

of New Salem, and the police of this section are looking for John Williams, foreman of Greesboro Gas company in Brownsville, and the 16-year-old daughter of Lerot W. Porter, of near New Salem. William, who is said to be a trarried man, is charged with having abducted the girl, and information has been made against bim by the father of the girt. It was thought that be bad taken the girl to Brownsville, and was staying at the Pennsylvania hotel, but this was found upon investigation to be incorrect. Chief of police Paul, of Brownsville, now has the warrant and is using eveiy en leavor ti locate the couple.

Both arc well known. The man has heretofore borne a good reputation. DR. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT A Remedy for Summer Colds Many people make no effort to cure a Summer cold because they think it is not cangerous.

In reality Summer colds are very weakening, and if allowed to hang on into I the Fall, may bring on PRICEONE DOUJ 1 5 "'lima "Enclosed you will find the marriage license issued to me. (Theodor Mavkchwiak) to many Rosalie Uen-dra. Wf are not going to be married so enclosed you will find $1 for another license to wed An Mazur. I have changed my mind." This was the brief letter received by Clerk of Courts D. L.

Williams yesterday from Donora. The prospective bridegroom took out his license some days ago to wed Rozalie Uendra and it is not known whether Rozalie decided that she wanted another man of whether Mavkchwiak thought An Mazur would make him a better wife than Rozalie. The license to wed No. 2 was sent. Mrs.

Francis Williams returned yesterday from a five weeks sojourn at Cambridge Springs much improved in health. For Sale A House of 4 Rooms and one acre of ground, good stabling for six cows and three horses, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Hen House, Buggy Shed, Good Well at the door. 2 miles from Lock No. 3, five miles from Elizabeth, two miles from Monongahela City, situated in Pangburu Hollow on the improved road. For further information inquire at the premises David M.

Huston. The Gem Theatre The People's Popular Play House Tie WOODFORD SISTERS Classical Musicians. BAKER-AND LUNG "The Actor and the Silly Country Kid." Latest Illustrated Songs Newest Moving Pictures When You Want to Know About INSURANCE or REAL ESTATE ALT EN 406 West Main Streets AUDITOR'S NOTICE In the court of common picas of Washington County Pennsylvania. Heller Perrin vs No. 41 August Term 1909 E.

D. Julius Bier Company The undersigned, appoined Auditor in the 1 above case to pass upon the validity of all claims filed against the fund in the hands of the Sheriff for distribution derived from the sale of the per- sonal property of the Julius Uier 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. H. Woods 2-9 Auditor, nf Tir Kimn. will an operation next week. A fancy line of olives.

wrru. Penrod. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Skelly.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hogsett and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shearer left tiday for Wheeling to attend the Fair.

Miss Ethel Herron is expected borne on Satarday from the Columbia hos pital, Wilkinsbnrj. The Monongahela baseball team is playing an exhibition game at Dunlevy this evening, for the benefit of a little boy that was hurt is the mines at that place a short time ago. Mrs. John Jordon was a caller in Donora yesterday. The many friends of Miss Jane Walling will learn with regret of her serious illness at her home in Railroad street.

H. M. Griffith met with a painful accident while in Pittsburg on Tuesday, which will necessitate his confinement to the house for several days. In alighting from a street car he turned his foot and sprained his ankle. The injury caused him intense pain before he arrived home.

Try a pound of our Own Brand of Corrin Penrod. coffee. It '8 fine. Mrs. C.

C. Stange, son Charles and Dick" Parkinson have arrived home from Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garbart and son, Edgar, of West Monongahela, left today for a visit with her mother, Mrs.

Harned at Fairchance, Pa. Miss Jennie Hammond left today for a three weeks' visit with friends in Philadelphia. Don't forget the place, the old post-office room Coi rin Penrod. 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- urinary trouble disappears. Sold by all Druggists. Notice to Taxpayers Road taxes for Carroll Township are now due, until further notice I will receive taxes at my home, Pine and Railroad street, West Monongahela. J.

T. Conlin, Treasurer, tf JT. 6420 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF First National Bank of Finleyville Pa. THE Fin- leyville, in the state of Pennsylvania, at the close of business Sept. 1st.

1909 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 153.595.8 Overdrafts secured and unsecured. ok 93 U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 25.0uo.U(i Premiums on U. S.

Bonds 8T5-O0 Bonds securities etc Banking house furniture, and 13.514.95 Other Seal Estate owned 94,60 Due from State and Private Banks and Bankers Trust Companies, and Savings Banks 3,628.50 Due from approved reserve atrents Checks and other Cash Items Notes of other National Banks 850.00 Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents 126.17 Lawful Mdney Reserve in Bank, iz: 17,987. 05 Legal-tender notes 1.850.00 19,837.05 Redemption fund with Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation) 1,250.00 Total 299,481.39 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 25.000.00 Surplus fund 5,000.00 Undivided profits less expenses and taxes paid 8,238.35 National Bank notes outstanding 25.000.00 Individual deposits subject to check 119,164.31 Savinsrs Deposits 110.733.67 Time certificates of deposit 6,100.00 Certified 243.67 Cashier's cheks outstanding 1.39 299,481.39 State of Pennsylvania County of Washington 88 Boyer Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statemen is true to the best of my knowled ge and belief BOYER Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of Sept, 1909 CURRY Notary Public My commission expires March 10th 1913. CBTRUTMAN A SFSSI Directors Kerr A party of ladies from this city, numbering twelve, members of St. Margarets Guild, visited the Heinz factory at Pittsburg yesterday and spent an interesting day inspecting the modern plant. Lunch was set red in the factory and in the afternoon the party visited the Pittsburg Exposition.

HEALTH AND BEAUTY AID Cosmetics and lotions will not clear your complexion of pimple and blotches like Foley Onno Laxative, lor indi gestion. stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation. Cleanses the system and is pleasant to take. Sold by all Druggists. R.

Williams Son Real Estate, Insirance and Leans Office first floor Akuader Baik Buildiflf Monongahela, Pa, Life Insurance Clause of Frederick Piano Club If the signer of this contract should die during the life thereof, and all weekly rentals have been paid when due, the remaining installments will be cancelled forthwith, and a receipt in full for the piano turned over tothe family of the deceased. Signed) W. F. FREDERICK PIANO CO J. W.

MURRAY. Agtat H. PIEPER Contractor and Dealer in All Kinds of Worked and Rough LUMBER Phtntt-Off let 230-J; Rat. US- Office and Yards, Sixth and R. R.

Sts. Miss Katharine McGough Maker and dealer in Hair Goods, Pomps, Switches, etc. Manicuring, Chiropody, Hair treatment and Elec trolysis. 100 Main street Bell phone 61 -R Monongahela, Pa. ARTISTIC PHOIOGRAPHtR Havinsr been asked to make a collection of old peoples photographs, 60 years and over, in this vicinity, the brown stu dio will give free one picture of each party any time in July.

Remember you do not have to make any purchase. This offer is free to all. THE BROWN STUDIO 213 Second St. William Simpson General Merchant Steamship Tickets and Foreign Exchange Address Elrama P. Elben Station i Low Rate Excursion via Pennsylvania I Railroad.

On Thursdays. September 9. 16. 23, 30. October 7.

14 and 21. the Pennsy- South West Pennsylvania Branch and I the Indiana Branch of the Cooemaagb Division, and from Oil City. Valley Camp and intermediate stations on the Anegbeny Division, and to Allegheny or I Pittsburg- from stations on the Cone- map jh Division between Blairsviue, Allegheny and Butler at low rates. Tickets good on all regular trains on day of issue and gocd returning for three days. Consult Ticket Agents.

9-14-21-5S. ent9 A NARROW ESCAPE Edgar N. Bayliss, a merchant of Rob- insonvule, 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 oue to the 1 l. T-.

I TT guuu resuiis irom laaing roiey snoney and Tar." Sold by all Druggists. Junicrs Will Picnic The Junior Christian Endeavor of the Lutheran church will hold a picnic on the lawn of J. Leonard Aughendobler out the Pigeon Creek road on Saturday. Rev. and Mrs.

M. M. Allbeck will be in charge of the company which will go to the grove about 9:30 o'clock. TAKE NOTICE All persons are lecom mended to take I Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache, rheumatism, and kidney and bladder I trouble. It will quickly correct urinary irrctt'larities, which, if neglected, may develop into a serious illness.

It will i restore health and strength. Do not neglect signs of kidney or bladder trouble and risk Blight's disease or dia betes. Sold by all druggists. 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 (axes are due at face after whicp time they are de linquent, with five per cent added. Oct 15 TESTIFIES A F1ER FOUR YEARS Carlisle Center, N. G. B.

Bur-hans, 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 syrnptons, and I am evidently cured to stay cured. Foley's Kidney Remedy will do the same for you. Sold by all Druggists. S968 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE First National Bank at MononirahelaCity in the State of Pennsylvania at the close of business Sept.

1st 1909. RESOURCES Loans and 362,183.66 Overdrafts secured and udsecured 514.49 U- S. Bonds to secure 42.500.00 Premiums on U. S. 735-93 Bonds securities etc 16.5CD.00 Banking- house, furniture and fixtures 62,319.00 Other real estate owned 2,807.53 Due from National Banks (not reserve atfents) 12.164.70 Due from approved reserve agents 56,272.24 Checks and other cash items 3,485.14 Notes of other National banks 10,110.00 Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents 316.26 Lawful money reserve in bank, viz: Specie.

21.3fc3.0l Legal-tender notes 10.000.30 31,363.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent, circulation) 2,125.00 Viabilities Capital stock paid in 50.000.00 Surplus fund 25,000.00 Undivided profits, loss expenses and taxes paid 7.Q27.16 National bank notes outstanding 42,500.00 Due to Trust Companies and Saving banks- 405.55 Dividends unpaid 30.00 Individual deposits subject to check 474,775.24 Demand certificates of deposit- 2,759.00 Total State of Pennsylvania I County of Washington 98 I. Davis Cashier of the above-named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief DAVIS Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day Sept. 1909 Jennie Hammond, Notary Public.

My commission expires Jan. 16, 1911 Joseph Lytle. I B. S. Allen Directors as.

R. McGregor. i Reirluar trains leave Rate $5 50 5 50 5 50 550 5 50 5 50 5 25 5 25 5 25 5 25 5 00 5 00 500 Courtney Elrama West Elizabeth Clairton Wilson Coal Valley Dravoxburg Cochran Oliver Munhall Homestead Twelfth Street Fourth Avenue. 7 25 a 8 15 ..7 24 9 03 909 9 15 9 19 9 22 9 29 934 9 38 9 44 9 48 10 02 10 07 7 39 -i 45 .49 ...6 42 .7 57 ....8 03 ...807 8 15 i. 8 19 ..832 fatal pulmonary complications.

Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant will be found very effective in relieving colds and coughs at any season of the year. This standard medicine has been successfully employed for three-quarters of a century. It is also a reliable remedy for coughs, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis, pleurisy and similar ailments.

Sold hy All Druggists In Three Size Bottles $1.00, 50c and 25c WE SELL City Same Price as Beer yp i 1 a It you are looking for a Tonic this is what you want HAYDEN'S Phone 215 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 For Notary Public Work IN Robinson's Real Estate Office Tax Notice City taxes are now due and payable at the First National bank.

If paid before August 15, five per cent, discount. From August 15 to September 15, at face, after which they will be come delinquent and five per cent, will be added. Joseph J. Boyle. City Treasurer.

Bert Airison and Campbell Albertson attended the Pittsburg Chicago game at Pittsburg on Wednesday. Beware of the Darkless dog and the silent enemy. Mr. Arthur Hoffman has returned from a trip to Maryland and on Monday will return to Chicago to continue his studies at Mccormick Seminary. Everything fresh and new at Corrin Penrod, open Satarday.

Loyalty is sometimes but another name for stupidity. Miss Lera Lebew of Bellevernon, visited her cousin Miss Anna Jenkins this week. Mrs. E. P.

Payne has returned home after a visit with the home folk, at Williamsport. Miss Margaret Pollock will return on Tuesday to school at Carlisle. A man's credit is usually good as long as his money lasts. Miss Ray has gone to Donora to spend a few days with her aunt, Mis. Ftank Hambry.

Don't forget our telephone number, 5-R Corrin Penrod. W. T. VanVoorhis, E. F.

Seaman, J. E. Long and D. E. Gamble are in attendance at the Wheeling Fair.

Mrs. C. Lyman Will is able to be out again after an attack of grippe. Some men are so small that a 5 cent cigar is too big for them. Mrs.

Jesse McCorobs and daughter Lucile, of Muundsville, are guests of Mrs. Mary Gee, Alexander street. Miss Hanna Cotter is spending a few days with friends, in Allegheny. It isn't the girl who flares up quickest that makes the best match. The Leader Class of the Christian Church, and their invited guests will hold a corn roast on the grounds below the pow'er house at 8 o'clock, Sept.

9. A very enjoyable time is anticipated. Miss Gertrude Herron left Tuesday for New York and will sail from that point today with Miss Janet Glenn and a party of friend for Europe. She was accompanied to New York by her fath er Mr. Joseph A.

Herron. V. Hagerty. of Monessen. has returned home after a visit at the home of his parent, Mr.

and Mrs-Joseph Hagerty, of Chess street. Have you tried the Maple nut cake at Chessrown's? Remember. We Saturday, Sept. 11th- open our store -Corrin Penrod Joseph A. Hoffman has purchased a handsome pony and cart for bis children.

The Brownsville Clipper-Monitor declines to suppress news items on the demand of anybody and declares that it is a newspaper and not an almanac. A practical joke is what a woman plays on a man when she marries him. One thing is certain Doc Cook is not newspaper man, or it would not have taken him sixteen months to get his stoty out to the world; he'd had it out in sixteen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teeters and family, of Donora, spent Friday at the home of the latter 's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Hagerty, of Chess street. Every cake is home made at Chessrown's When a man loses faith in his fellow-men when he reaches the conclusion that every man is a self-seeking rascal andgratter, ready to turn traitor to his friends and to the state when he gets the price, and that all the centuries of culture and evolution toward better things have not produced a sincere and incorruptible man what a miserable man what a miserable creature he must be. Inventors are never idle. If those who have held the center of the stage get rusty and run out of new ideas others crowd forward into the limelight.

Our line of tea, can't be beaten. Cor-rin Penrod. John Hess and two daughters, of near Brownsville, spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hagerty, of Chess street.

Mrs. John Mancha has returned to her home at Redds Mill, after a visit at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Hagerty, of Chess street, Mrs. Albert Allen and Mrs. Jaa.

J. Boyle are week end visitors with friends is Homestead. The Misses Lizzie Hagerty and Ethie Styner, of Fayette City, spent Labor Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hagerty, of Chess street. Mrs.

William Shearer, of Perryopolis, is at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lee D. Shearer during their absence at the Wheeling Fair. P'sople's Wants Houses To Let Inquire at H. C.

Devore Hardware Store, corner Second and Main street. tf For Rent Furnished rooms for light house Keeping, or ro mers. Privilege ot bain. Apply at sso. izt, inirai street.

16 For Rent Three rooms suitable for light housekeeping at No. 632, corner of Grant, and Geary streets. Posses sinn given at once. 11 For SLE A house of six rooms lo cated at the corner of Grant and Howard streets. Gas and water, bath and pantry and other modern conven iences.

Inquire on premises. Wanted Canvassers to handle re tail trade. Good Pay Permanent position. We mean business, get in the game right. Represent the leaders in the trade.

None but reliable men net apply. Brown Brothers Nurseries, i Rochester, N. Y. For Sale A first class meat market in good location and with modern improvements. Will sell cheap to a quick buyer.

Inquire of Steve Marczenko, 522 Coal street or at the meat market on Fourth strett. 9 WANTED Agirl for general housework. Inquire of Mrs, W. S. Beazell, National road.

For Rent A five room house, bath attic, laundry and every modern convenience, near Eighth and Main streets. Inquire of Dr. H. Underwood. 11 WANTED Young men to learn automobile business by mail and prepare for positions as chaffeurs and repair men.

We make you expert in ten weeks; assist you to secure position. Pay big; work pleasant; demand for men great; reasonable; write for particulars and sample lesson. Empire Automobile Institute, Rochester, LOST -Un Saturday evening, a ant necklace set with topaz and pearls. Lost on Main street between Second and Twelfth, Reward if returned to this office. 13 SBMHksiMftaMlWHBHnOTasBBWMVBHHBiMiHM Wanted -A five or six room house on First, Second, Third or Fourth treets or intermedial" point.

Address W. J. Box No. 179. Monongahela, 13 Wanted -A, position as clerk in a store.

Can give bpst of reference- Address 344-Ellsworth, Pa. 15 LOST -On Sunday evening in the wash room of the Commercial Hotel, a signet ring with an eagle on it also letters F. O. E. In the inside the initials P.

K. are engraved. Reward if left at No. 101 Fourth street. 15.

WANTED Man with Small Familv- 1 Man must understand Handling horses and be able to do all Kinds of farm work-must have good reference. Joseph Kammerer, 15 Kammerer, Pa. i mpire I N. Y. -Mjf TS'iF Twenty-First Animal Season of the THE only permanent Exposition in the Thf Battl.

of the Monitor and Merri- country wi.l open Wcdnodcy, Sept. m.c in the Hippodrome. I' time here. 1, with the Russian Symphony Or- Historic event vividly and realistically chestra. and the largest arid most varied reproduced.

The thrilling conflict be- industrial exhibits and amusement lea- tf tween ironclads that revolutionized the ture in its history. navies of the world. The Great Musical Festival lae Ltadlng Music Masters Russian Symphony Orchestra Spt. 1 lo 1 1 A Son' Band Sept. 27 la Oct.

2 Arthur Pryar's Band Damrosch A Theodora Thomas Orchestra-Oct. 4 lo 9 tpt. 13 to IS Sept. 20 la 25 U. S.

Marino Band-Oct. 1 1 to 23 Only successful Annual Exposition in The Roller Coaster, the Merry-ro- the United States. All previous efforts Round, Theatorium, Ride on Steamer eclipsed. An educational show for chil- Sunshine, Pony Track, and many other dren and adults. features afford healthful and enjoyable The wonderful archaeological exhibit.

entertainment for the children. Bring Marvelous demonstration of scientific a the family and spend the day. Ad mis-inventions. Everything that is new. I sion i5c.

R. R. Excursions every week. PITTSBURG EXPOSITION m-kA a a wnrrw In the Heart of the City Pennsylvania Railroad NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1909 EXCURSION TICKETS good to return on regular trains until September 22, inclusive, will be sold at the following low rates: Regular trains leave Rate Redstone Junction 4 05pm $0.15 Smock 4 48 8 15 West 6 23am 590 Brownsville 7 40 5 90 California 6 34 7 53 5 90 Coal Centre 6 37 7 5H 5 90 Roscoe 6 42 8 03" 5 90 Allenport 6 47 8 09 5 90 Belle Verion 6 52 8 14 5 75 Charlerol 6 5b 8 18 5 75 West Monessen 7 00 8 22 5 75 Donora 79 8 32 5 75 Monongahela City 7 18 8 44 5 50 MONONGAHELA HOUSE T.

J. Eckbreth, Prop. RA TES $2 and a DAY aecoim ou Juononganeia, la. i rs rvv INSURANCE THAT INSURES Capital Represented Over One Hun-dred Million Dollars. Insurance placed on all kinds of property.

Real Estate for sale. Farm property our specialty. Give us a call. Phone 67-J. DOWNER HAMILTON For Sale-Two fresh cows.

Inquire of A. T. McAliater. 15 Granite and Marble Monuments We solicit an opportunity of showing you our collection of new and artistic designs of Monuments, Statuary, Tablets and Markers Estimates furnished on Cemetery Work to be erected in any part of the country. We aluo invite an inspection of our Finished Work on Hand Wm.

H. ISAAC Successor to R. M. GEE'S SON (J Passengers change at PITTSBURGH to regular trains leaving Uulon Station D.OOa. m.

and 11:00 p. LR8T OF THE SEASON. Electric Railway from the Fall to the Whirlpool. J. R.

WOOD, Passenger Traffic Manager GEO, W. BOVD, General Passenger Agent.