The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

flzi Water Sspply Of CF SAEUEL J. KOSENBLCflU People's Wnnts I The Republican. IErabuboo ISM. Incorporated 1901 CHURCH BULLETIN LANDBFELD'S ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW GOING ON Bargains Bargains Boys School Suits Sale Now is 98c, $1.38, $1.98 $2.48 Com br It's LANDEFELD'S Of Course Fob Rent-Four and Eve houses with gas and water. For further particulars sec U.

C. DeVore, Hardware. tf Wanted Information regarding good patent; only inventor, who wishes to sell outright, or on royalty basis need answer. Give price and biit-f description. L.

Box 984, Rochester, N. Y. 22 For Rent A furnished room suitable for one or two gentlemen with privilege of bath. Inquire of 123 Church street. 25 Estkav not ice-A dark Iroa grey rure, weighing about 1.200 pounds, cime to irty place on Friday.

Owner can hav same by paying expenses and I roving property. George Aphcoft, Monongahela. 29 Lost A brown silk umbrella, with initials E. Left on Bentley ville train Wednesday evening. If rc tjrned will be paid.

Leave at Republican office. 19 FOR SALE One fresh Short Horn Cow, eight pigs, 5 weeks old. Enquire of THOMAS McVAY back of Courtney. 21 LOOK HERE We are ready move AND PIANOS. With Self-Shiftine Trucks.

Work guar anteed. Phono 27 J. C. COCAIN. Madam B.T.

Moore 606 Coil Street, City, Pa (Jives the electrical ami wain treatment. ot facial massage, hair dyed nnd superfluous hair removed, bust development, urinsr and )obbed children's hair, also hair dressing. Will go to house or make appointment at my olllce. Why Should the Patronize White Laundry You Place ol Publication Bothjcui Bcilouo, 281 Ifaia Stnet, Manongihala, Fa. Published Every Afternoon.

(Except Sunday) By The Chffl W.Hazzard Cow VERNON HAZZARD PiMident and Managing Editf H. IL UAZZARD Becretair-Treaaurer Win with M. B. Hanudownalloftbe-capita stock of the company. AU communications must be acoom paned by senders' name.

Member Monongahela Valley Press Association. Western Pennsylvania Associated Dailies Advertising favors to insure publication suoold be in hand the day previous to oublication. REPUBLICAN TICKET CONGRESS. John K. Tener.

ASSEMBLY. Charles A. Bentley. C. E.

Carothers. John B. Holland. COUNTY. TREASURER.

William E. Lane. PHOTHONOTARY. H. F.

Ward, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. John A. Berry. Thomas'A. Hill.

REGISTER. Cyrus Morrow. AUDITOR. W. J.

Anderson. J. K. Mitchell. CORONER.

James T. Heffran. CLERK OF COURTS. D. L.

Williams. DIRECTOR OF THE POOR. William Courson. I A few years ago it was found necessary to enact laws to prevent the waste of natural gas by compelling owners to shut the wells in when not in use. Now we are advised it will be necessary to adopt similar laws for the protection of water supply.

The United States Geo logical Survey has determined that the water table is sinking over large ana. This is particularly noticeable in Indi ana, where it has been necessary to deepen many we'ls in to obtain the customary supply of water. The Prst driven well in Chicago flowed a great volume of water, which rose more than 110 feet above Lake Michigan The flow long ago ceased and the water now stands twenty feet below the mouth of the welL hardly more than ten feet above the lake level. In other portions of the country the same change has occurred in greater or less degree. This is taken to prove a threatened exhaustion of a common and valuable resource.

It will be surprising to many to be told there is any proba bility of exhausting the supply of water, but thi3 is precisely what the Geological Survey is trying to make plain. As a people we are using, or wasting, underground water faster than it is being supplied. Should Answer Today Pittsburg, Aug. 22. -The Pitts burg district coal operators have un til noon today to answer the rc quest by President Francis Feehan, of the miners, that the dues deduc tion matter be adjusted by arbitration, but it is believed no answer will be returned.

If one is, however, it will be to the effect thats the operators have nothing to arbitrate and that they will not increase the monthly amount de ducted from the pay of the miners. Secretary-Treasurer Donovan admitted that the matter would be left to the miiiers in the event that no satisfactory answer is had from the operators. Worthy of Imitation The lad who has his whole active life before him is worth little unless he has already felt the Recret stir- lines of ambition. If he is fit for the century into which he has been born he wili wish to be a man among men, doing his share of the work de volving upon the generation to which he belongs. He should realize that there is but one way to achieve suc cess and that is to deserve it.

He ha3 the beneht of the experience of the older generations. He sees what other men have done. Some of those men were unequal to the de mands made upon them by their ti ties. Their sun went down ia darkness. Others seized and made good in the presence of their country.

men. What they had to do they did honestly, sincerely, courageously, and according to their ability. No mat ter how humble the sphere they occupied they left a good name behind them. it is tne privilege ot tne coming Americans to imitate that which is good. They should avoid the pitfalls which trapped the unwary feet of the unfit and the unsuccessful.

They should cultivate the virtues which adornfd the love and veneration of mankind. Altoona Tribune. May Extend Car Line The Donora-Eldora street railway franchise was handed back to council signed by Burgess A. V. Lewis, of Don ora, and it now becomes a law.

The company has 30 days in which to file their $5,000 bond, three months to commence work and one year to complete the line from Donora to El- dora. Officials of the company say they will begin actiye operations very soon, and expect to have the road well under way before the snow flies. It is also stated that at a future time the com- pany expect to extend their line to Bentleyville, Ellsworth and Washing ton. Speak for Your Town Whether you talk with your neighbor or stranger at home or abroad, riding or walking, always have a good word for your town. Speak of the beautiful homes, the nice streets, the excellency of the surrounding country and the in telligence and entei prise of your neigh bors, btand by your town through thick and thin as you would stand by your best friend in times of distress and you will find it prosperous and thriving as never before.

Growing Popular Webster is destined to experience a real estate boom in the near future. As soon as the bridge across the river that place is completed, real estate values will be greatly enhanced as many people who work at the Donora mills will seek hones on the opposite side of the river. Severe I houses are now in course of consti action and others are contemplated. When work starts on the new trolley line that is to connect the Monongahela and Youghio gheny valleys, Webster will be benefited probably more than any other section. The little village seems destined soon spring into prominence, of a in A A El A A your chance ing you Boy We do our work Every collar hand turned Satisfied our motto To be one of our customers, is to be satisfied Every piece guaranteed Nobody disappointed Don't delay, call U3, for delays are dangerous We don't knock.

We have discovered the art of knocking has passed ages ago. Our work stands as our best advertise meat. We have been htre 12 years, and expect to not onjy in the sumrmr months, but winter as well. Our deliveries are prompt, and coIUt-tisns, no one can beat us. TRY US C.

REGISTER General Agent Monongahela City, Pa. for the kidivys, 30 days' trial $1,00, Guaranty. I'in- uh act lirecUy on the Kidneys arid b. irg relief in the lirst dose to backache, weak back, lame back, rheumatic pais kidney and bladder trouble. T(vy nurify the blood and iaviorate the, uiliie system.

of people who rTerfrom bar rheumatism, lair btuk. lum- go and similar ailm rsaro not aware ihk these are merely symptoms of kidney trouble. Pilule? for the Kidr.eyg, ct directly on the kidneys, bringing q.ik relief to backache and other s' ptoms of kidncv a biaddtr derangements 30 day's trial $1.00 and auiranteed, or money back, ll-xsett Bros. Druggist. FRANK BEBOUT Funeral Director and Einbalmer Main near depot, Mnnoifahela, Pa, ele phones Store 2a 2 Fasidence 2S-1 Notice Persons having furnished rooms for rent or persons who can conveniently let a few rooms for visitors during Old Home Coming Week, will noti the undersigned immediately.

R. M. Gee. Chairman Information Committee. Address care of Monongahela Clny Manufacturing Company -T-S-18.

I ffl LIFE. A i ly PLATE GLASSNSM7 INSURANCE "7s" MErhODiST R. S. Ross pastor. Horning sermon 11.00 a.

m. No evening services. 9:00 a.m. Class-meeting. 10.00.

a. m. Sunday School, 6:30 p. m. Epworth League.

Prayermeetinjr. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Catholic Sunday morning first mass at 8:30 a. second high mass and jermon at 10:30 a.

m. Sunday school at Z3Q p. vespers and benediction at 730 p. m. Week day mass each morning at eight o'clock.

First Baptist In Blankenbuehler HalL Horning services 1030. Bible Study, Come with your Bibles. Sunday school at 1130. B. Y.

P. U. 630 p. 730 Uusal evening services. Episcopal Services at St.

Pauls' church every Sunday morning at 10:45, and every Sunday evening at 730. Sunday school every Sunday at 230 p. m. A celebration every first Sunday at 10:45 a. m.

A. M. E. CHURCH-Rev. Dr.

J. E. Morris pastor. Preaching at 1030 a. m.

Evening sermon 730 p. m. Lutheran Church Rev. H. E.

Berkey, pastor. Morning sermon at 11 a. m. Evening sermon 730 p. in Sunday school a.

m. Church of Jesus Christ Serv'eos morning and evening on second par Odd Fellows' building. Sabbath sclpol 230 p. m. First Christian Church-Bible school 9:45 a.m.

Y. P. S. C. 7:00 p.m.

Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Sunday morning.

United Presbyterian -Corner Chess and Tenth streets. James H. Miller, Pastor. Morning sermon 11:00. Eve-ning sermon 730 p.

m. Sabbath school 10:00 a. m. Young People's Christian Union, p. nu Presbyterian Rev.

W. F. McKee, pastor. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School.

11:09 a. Preaching and Public Worshi Jr C. E. 6 p. 6:45 p.

m. Sr. C. There will be no evening preaching services during August. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH a.

Sunday School, B. F. Crouch, Superin tendent. 11 a. m.

sermon, List of Unclaimed Letters List of unclaimed letters advertised from Monongahela Postoffice week end' ing Aug. 22, 1908: Dick Russell, Y. A. Grant, B. Young, Dell Powell, Peter Nolan, Mrs, John Hoffman, Charles Forsythe, Miss Ray Cobban.

Arda Louis Nichols, Andrew Kirkfield, Johan Gintas and Miss Mary Gaskill. D. C. Parkinson P. M.

Not Guilty Pay Costs The jury in the case of the Common wealth vs. Manutti Palusi the Italian charged with an unmentionable crime and Michael Delvics'o charged with un lawful wounding, returned a sealed verdict this morning. They found both defendants not guilt? and placed al the costs on Palusi. They amounted to over $200. Took Poison in Mistake Brownsville, Aug.

21. John Win ters, the lion timer and keeper of the animals for the Smith Caiaival Com pany, which is here for a week's stend, barely escaped with his life from poisoning Thursday night, after his work for the evenhg bad been com' pletri. He is not yet out of danger, but it is most likely that he will rc cover, rnysicians wonc over the men for several hours. winters was suttering irom a se vere headache and went into a dark tent to get some tablets to take to relieve the pam. Instead of getting the medicine for which he was seek ing Winters secured some bi-chloride of mercury tablets and swallowed them.

In a short while he was suffer ng i ntense agony and it waj only by hard work that the physicians who were called pulhd him through. A Communication. Mr. in attendance at court this week, I became sick. My physician told me that the trouble like ly came from the water I drank.

I investigated and found that the coolers in the court room, from which witnesses, jurors and parties are served, are tilled direct from the hydrants of the Water Company. And that the water served in tne offices of the clerk, district attorney, sheriff and others is bottled water, furnished by the county commissioners. I make this statement of facts for what it is worth. At ether thing. Would it not be better to have commodious drinking places in the corridors where litigants eou.d quench their thirst, instead of having the clanging tin cup and zinc water cooler up by the judges' bench to the annoyance of everyone? COMNUNICATED.

at to Continued from First Page. been home all night and that ber husband "was probably off in town onja drunk." Other developments in the case point very darkly tiward the son and if he is apprehended he will have a hard time clearing himself. The case has a local bearing in the fact that Louis Rosenbloom, of Char-leroi, is a son of the dead man and that Mrs. Cohen, whose hutband owns the New York Fashion Store in the Yohe Luiidir.g, thin city, is a daighter of Samuel J. Rcsenbloom.

The widow together with a daughter. miss rjia nve Baltimore, une son William is a resident of Piedmont, W. Va. FITTSBURG EXPOSITION OPENS SEPTEMBER 2 Theodore Thamas Orchestra and Many Hue Exhibits Wednesday evening, Sept. 2, will mark the opening of the twentieth season of the Pittsburg Exposition, tha Theodore Thomas orchestra of Chicago, with Frederick Stock as conductor, having been accorded the honor of launching the "best season ever" at the Junction of the three rivers.

The Thomas orchestra opened the year's events last season at the exposition and so popular was it that there was an immediate clamor that it be reengaged for this season. While music will, of course, be one of the greatest features of the exposition this year, as in years gone by, never before have there been so many Interesting displays installed as at present. All oflhe exhibition space in Machinery hall and the main building has. been allotted to exhibitors who promise and who are putting In en tirely new attractions. The musical attractions for the sea son are aa follows, a galaxy of th most notable organizations In the country: Theodore Thomas orchestra, Sept.

2 to Sept. John Philip Sousa, Sept. 9 19, Inclusive; Russian phony orchestra, Sept. 21 to 28, inclusive; Arthur Fryor and his bRttd, Sept. 28 to Oct.

3, Inclusive; Boitonia women's orchestra, Oct. 5 to 10, Inclusive; Creatore hand, Oct. 12 to 17: Dam- rosch and the New York symphony or chestra, Oct. 19 to 24. In Machinery hall this season ther will be something new on every hand.

The Carnegie Steel company 1b now installing a display to contain an exact model of "Fighting Bob" Evans's flagship Connecticut, the display to occupy a space or more than 12,000 squa feet. It will be an exact model, the battleship having been erected almost entirely of Pittsburg products, the ar mor plate having been supplied, by the Carnegie Steel company. In the Hippo drome there will be a realistic mill tary spectacle, picturing the Spanish war. This will be one of the greatest works of realism ever presented at the exposition. Then there will be startling electrical innovations in Ma chinery hall; a complete plant In stalled by the Tittsburg Steel com pany showing the manufacture of wire fence.

Amonr the new attractions in the main building will be an electrical scenic cyclorama, "A Day In Japan no Pennsylvania Kaliroaa company will have a display tending to show the evolution of railroading daring the past, century. It will consist of three models, the old Conestoga wagon and mules; the canal boat and mule 3 and the first engine ever to travel over the Pennsy, the "Lancaster." A gallery of 400 notables, men who have assist ed In making Greater Pittsburg, will adorn a prominent space along tha main aisle of the main building. The theatorium, merry-go-round, rol ler coaster, Ferris wheel, pony track and all of the other amusements for the young and old are being put In readiness for the twentieth season. Peddler Objects and Sues John Bigg and his wife Sarah live at Hazelkirk. Nicolas Solomen is a peddler and lived in this city.

Nicok on his daily route stopped at the home of tha Biggs in an at tempt to sell his wares. So strenuous was the greeting and st interesting was the session that followed that Nicolas, when he arrived in Monongahela went before Squire Day and made charge against Biggs and his wife of asrault and battery, He alleged that looking over his pack the defendants appropriated, about $1 worth of gocds. He further states when he remon strated they immediately smitrd him and turned him from their door threat ening dire destruction if he ever ven tured back. Bigg and his wife were arrested yesterday by Constable Luker and when they wera ts'ten before i Alderman Day both denied the allegation. They will be given a jury trial at two o'clock on Tuesday afternoon.

of is on for Give It's a Laundry, nut a Saw Mill HAND TURNED COLLARS a specialty ALABASTINE The sanitary Wall Coating in dainty tints, enables you to decorate your house artistically at small cost. Does not rub off, scale or fade. We will gladly show you your colors, plans, at DRUG STORE. am prepared to do guaranteed contracting work in Brick, Stone and Cement. Let me make an estimate.

I GIIwU Boll Phone 228. 4th St. Take a Nice Cheap Trip If you wish a nice cheap trip free from smoke or dust, take the Sunday Packet to meet the down boat. About 40 to 4.5 miles ride tip the Monongahela and return about 8:30 o'clock. Fare foi the round trip 50 ctfl.

Fur further information see H. Agent Packet CO. BETTER THAN SPANKING Spanking does not cure children cf bed wetting. There is a constitutional cause tor this trouble. Mrs al, sum mers, Box Notre Dame, will send free to any mother her successful home treatmeat, with full instructions.

Send no money, but write her today if your children trqublc you in this way. Don blame the child, the chances are it can't help it. Ti is treatment also cures adults find seed people troubled with urine difficulties by day or night WEAK MAN RECEIPT FREE Any man who suffers with nervous debility, loss of natural power, weak back, tailing memory or deiicient manhood, brought on by excesses, diiua unnatural drains or the follies of youth may cure himself at home with a Simple prescription that I will gladly send tree, in a plain sealed envelope, to any man who will write for it. A. E.

Robinson, 4100 Luck Building, Detriot, Michigan, One application of ManZan Pile Remedy, for all form9 of Piles, soothes, reduces inflammation, soreness and itching. Price 50c Guaranteed. Operation tor Piles will not be necessary if you use ManZan Pile Remedy, guaranteed. Price 50. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for young and old is prompt relief for coughs, croup, hoarseness, whooping cough.

Gently laxative. Guaranteed. Sold by Hogsett Bro. Druggists. William Simpson Genera! Merchant Steamship Tickets and Foreign Exchange Ad Irons Elrama P.

Ellen Station R. Williams Son Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Office first floor Alexander Bank Building Monongahela, Pj Arraigned in Pittsburg In the Allegheny juvenile court room Judge Cohen jyesterday personally stripped 9-year-old Anthony Miller from the waist up, and inspected the cut and welt-scarred back of the little victim of a father's brutality. Standing stelidly before the bar was the father who had inflicted the cruel welts and the step-mother of the youngster. For two minutes Judge Cohen caressed the big welts on the back of the little fellow, and then, rising in his wrath, his arm outstretched, with the accusing finger pointing at the heavy-eyed father, ejaculated: "You are the man that inflicted this punishment, you did that," and under his breath the jurist added, "you brute." Miller quailed as he saw the wrath of the judge, and he announced through an interpreter that he was willing to rork will please the most ions. Have the wagon stop for a trial.

Phone 1001 McK. Local 175-J Joseph Sumney Pittsburg Dady Messenger Service. Orders may be left at Collins Bros Main stree Monongahela, Pa. Depart at 9:18 a. Pittsburg Headouarteb, Nj.

1121 Libortv Leaves at 3:25 p. rr DICKSON a WALSH Fashionable Dressmaking Exquisite m-west patterns, irnnd ideas and helpful siiifKvstions. Itost of material, best workmanship and prompt service. Our work our trade brinirer. 431 Main Stecet, Opposite-M.

K. Church 8-15 For Notary Public Work see IN Robinson's Real Estate Office Next Door to Post off tee Monongahela Fish Market re Fresh fish and ovsters daily at Fish Market Fourth st. Telvhone No. 114-L David B. Gamble INSURANCE THAT INSURES Capital Represented Over One Hundred Million Dollars.

Insurance placed all kinds of property. Real Estate sale. Farm property otlr specialty. us a call. Phone57-J.

DOWNER HAMILTON pay $1 each week toward the board of the boy in some private family. "Yes," answered the judge, "you will pay that dollar whether you are willing to or not." As Miller was led back to his cell in the jail Judge Cohen announced that if the cruelty case came up soon, meaning while he presided in the criminal court, Miller will get all he can possibly give him. It wili be remembered Miller was the roan who beat his little son frightfully at Clairton last week. He worked at Elk worth and was in the act of moving to Monongahela when arrested. Got Three Coons Harry Beatty, the coon hunter, swears by his new dog and states that the atlimal is the finest of the kind in existence.

Beatty went out hunting last night and succeeded in bagging three of the much coveted specie. A coon supper is being arranged, and it is said at the feast, Beatty will endeavor to teach the assemblage how to catch coons. I.