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•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ONK DOLLAR I'm One Dollai we will i 11 Ra ordei to any address in iin- i mi,.i i ii' > ■ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ iifcy sI)ol)ochcn lUcoir&cv. ONK For Om Dollar » J Hi .... i in .inyl address In tin' I'nltcd cUateM] fni one yew, ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY No. 2131 CONSHOHOCKEy, PA, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1902 i<\ PEH VI AH NOTES OF OUR TOWN ITEMS OF IN| KBBST OONCBRNING I IIK PEOPLE OF oil! BOROOQH CONDENSED TOR RECORDER READERS. Herborl Hau< k haa removed Into No •.HI f.'ayette street Mr and Mrs. J. H. Lubbe are at the rjhi inea, Atlantic City. glroj n, Joni i It rlaltlng hla imnd-naother in Philadelphia Q, ,,,...... woW "i Sixth avenue loal a • ,,, ■ , m :i meal cutter yeaterdaji MI Clara Chapman, ol Ninth ave la spending a week al Miami' i ity. Town Councilman John Campbell and family are pending a week In At- I,,iu i' City. The .1. Kllwood Co's. 8nrglcal Worm ,.,, n ,„ fnii on Wednesday morning afti' a ahorl ahut-down, •i i,,. degrei team ol Iron Cattle will I ,., .,n , ntertainmenl in the I. 0, 0 |.. i hiii ,ni Monday evi ntng, William Longacre, ol Ninth avenue, returned home after spending a w., k with frlendi al Red Kill. Pa. James 0. Holland, aont Burnett and w n,n, Id and Aaron Ruth are spending i, ,,.» da] al r> laware Water Gap c. N. Stewart, ol Norrlatown, a lor- „i,.i realdont, haa been appointed to ., pm itlon In the Philadelphia Mint. Mi and Wra. David H. Rosa and daughtei are apendlng a two vacation al the Chelaea, AtanUc City. ill,, thermometer reached only 88 degrees to day, but thi no talve hu-aiidlt) II.I day uncomfortable Baldwin Rirharda, ol Washington, p ir i ,. with frlenda In thut i ugh la ■n," ■ < breeaea al atlantl Citj I., mi,,.i Tolen died yeaterdaj In bla I.I.I n ., in. The funeral will be prlv-i morrow morning, the interment will be In Barren HIII Cemeti n Mr. and Mra. Jacob Rlker and 11 II dri'ii ol Harry Btreel have returned home after apendlng several d iya with ,i, Rik< i '"ii"'' al Flourtown Pa 11.. rolling mUls of tho I. Wood a . ,i operatlona on Wed-ai lay night after having them re-paired during the holidays, District Deputy William H. Barker, ,,. |n|and Lodgt. Knlghta ol Pyth ,i Merlon Square. Installed the re-cently • '■•' led offloera '>r Conahohocken Lodge, No. 117, last evening. and Mn William McKlnney and children and Mr, and Mra, Prank Bhay and children returned to their bonv In thla ugh on Wednesday after .i : ojourn -ii Atl The funeral of Bllaabeth, a young daughter ol John Keh tccurred yea-tarday afternoon from her parents residence on Hector atreet The Inter-ment was made in St. Matthew'! Cam-etei f The elaaa ol IJOJ of the Conahohock-en ili-li School wishes to thank Un-dertake H. T. Baker for the use ol hla Which im so cheerfully accorded them "ii the 26th ol June, when the conlinenccmenl ' seri Isea were held. The Spring Mill Band, under thi I,. , | |1M, of George F Longaker, will ■jvi a aacred concert, on Sunday alter-in July JOth, in Spring Mill woods ■H : p. M, The band will also give I linn,ns in Conahobocken on Saturday evening, July 86th, I',, morrow afternoon »l 2.18 o'clock on the Reading Railway, Waahttt Tribe, ol this borough will leave for Wilmington on a visitation to Lenaps •nil f that place. They will leave Philadelphia on the UB heal n> the fool ol Arab atreet, and will return in,im mi Sunday ovenlng. It is eat- ,„. mi that a large number ol the memo is will take in the trip and II is i II, ss i" aay i hat a good t It be had. The hottesl day "i the year was Wednesday, n waa the Brat daj of ex- Ively hoi weather. Al x o'clock MI degree! was reached, fThe exces-sive humidity eauaed much suffering and was responsible for the number of prostrations The rcory mounted higher and higher and al i o'clock street thermometers were registering all klmlH »r figures, AI 8 o'clock In ii„ evening it reached 83 degrees, or ;: degrees below the average for the day, i in Wedm aday evening an I Association was organised iii the Meth-odist Church, sixteen members putting down their names. Thin however, is only a few of the membership ns there i-. promise ol a large number of other* joining the association. The follow-ing officers were elected: President, John T. Johnson; Vie* President, Wil-liam Dale; Recording Secretary, Ira N. Baylor; financial Secretary, Qeorge W. DeHaven, ami Treasurer, Herman Q. Bly." [Fatigue iB one or the greatest ene-mies of t lie human race, Modern phys- ,lolog£ sin.ws thai it is the cause ol ly half, ami perhapf more, Ol the . lal linn,In (I catalogued diseases thai prey npon man In our age, with Its high pressure, its hot ami bitter Competition, and the , unrelenting struggle tor survival, us moral and i,li\ ilcal steadily Increas- Oltles, In which an ever larger proportion of out people dwell tare biological hothouses, and, for* some, furnaces, forcing development pre-amiiiii'iy. and ancburaglng late hours L. -4,Ji ,'\i itcmenl and conftumlna mi brain, \i, .;, buylet i" He ol Brooklyn , . M Laura Id adorn Mr. ind Mrs Howard Bat< i„ ndlng a vacation In Atlantli i ir Wood will leave on Wi ilaj ,,!i .i ii " atlon In Nova ,ii,l Canada. Mi. and Mra. B. J. Morris W I are In Han- . i , -i ■ ui.i. The Penn Club trolley party to Col-ingevllle will be give t Monday ev-ening, July Ilat The annual picnic of the Literary Society will lie held on Saturday ol next wet k, at Valley Forge. The funeral aervlcea ol Mrs Joseph Williams, a formei resident, were held iresterdaj al her late home In Norrla-town, \iis. Edward Whltt. a daughter ol the late Hugh and Ann Qllmore, and a HI.in ol ihis borough, died day at In r home In Roxborough, ,1,.i Lawton atreet. The Red Star Trading Stamp Com , baa invaded Conshohockeh. An idvertlsemenl In another column tells what the residents will do for out Ldenta ii, 'action of the new ateel works :n ivy Rock haa made bricks hard to Is ihis i„ rough, Those In n i nf them have been compelled to pay an i„, i,.as, ,i price to gel a delivery this slimmer. The I Wood b Bros Co are having loundntlona bulll on which a new rail-road aiding wilt be placed mar the new three-high mill Thla is lot the purpose nf rapid shipment nf iron made on thai mill. William Relcker, Christopher Kelly mil C Hits Cm fly were given a hearing on Wednesday by Magistrate II, vw I charged with stealing dinner kettles from workmen of Stanford's Hulling Mill. They were held undei S'-,M ball for trial al Court \ :, mlon "i the Meredith family i- being held to-day al the hon I lames Williamson al Col l Polnl ' Mr. ami \lr.-. Samuel Meredith and daught-er Mi. and Mrs. Samuel Roberta and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roberta from thla borough are attending It. Bllaabeth daughter of John and Margarel Kehoe of 817 n i tor after a short illness, died on rueaday morning The funeral was held yes-terday afternoon from her late resl- 'I'lie inter nt was made in Bt, Matthi « New Cemetery, A rebate of tax, county and township may he hail by all fcnicis who own woodland, having Ofty trees to the ■ inches ii diameter, siv feel the ground, by making a proper affidavit and filing an application for n rebate, with the County Treasurer and the collector of the township wherein he resides Tiie flrsl consignment of the new Me- Kini- y postal cards reached the Host Office from Washington yesterday. Thsynumbered about S00, bul will not be put on sale until all of the old-style postal ranis on hand have been sold. The card is divided Into two parts. A spare one inch from I he top is reserved for the postmark and the lower pan is in he devilled to the address only. In the upper right hand corner is an oval containing ■ miniature engraving oi President McKlnley, underneath which is inscribed "1848—McKlnley— 1801." The upper left hand corner contains an oval ol the same size en-closing the seal of the United States Prom all Indications Philadelphia ami likewise Conahohocken will l» well supplied with peaches this sum-mer, and prices are likely to be within the reach ol everybody, Advices from Delaware and Maryland, the givat peach growing country, Indicate thai the crop there promises to be a very huge one. A few lots limn thai ser-i sin h as Hales ami Early Rivers, are already on the market, and sold 'i uesiiay ai SO mils io a dollar a bas-ket wholesale, which is very cheap tor ily in the season. Ihis is he-i a i , of the competition with Georgia, me Carolina! and Florida, which have been sanding huge Quantities ol the iruii here. The change of elimtitic conditions which a ■ upon Conshohocken yes-terday was about the most marked thai this erratic season haa yei brought forth, II was a Change from I he swel-tering heat of mld-sut r to what , losely resembled the cool, enlivening atmosphere Of fall—a drop of 20 do-in a good hit less than iwenty-fonr hours. From K degrees, which was Wednesday's top mark, the mer-cury fell as low yesterday as 78 de- .11, as, AI om tlmt 10 o'clock In the morning— II reached 88; bul after thai thert was a steady decrease, until lasi night the thermometer stood not far above 70, and was on a fair way to reach thai point, or lower, before morning The cool «ave was a sur-prise to ever] one even ii,,. weather man. He had predicted a day full of heal, rain ami thunder, With a little liit of lightning here and there. The fortune teller cant'* read all the norlst'a palms The dentl I ' ,|"";' "' '' ilrnwlng i ard Why rani the ca nter put his adz ill the new sp Too manj peopli gel tosty "hen von put them to the b The reading puliiir should I"' able Io ,ea,i the signs of the times A long vacation is likely to hi man rather "short" at II n is entirely reasonable ol the blind person to say. "Spare my feelings." vea, thought the youths Bt I I , . I am slightly tW Perhaps a ship is called "she he- ,.,use ii so often geta Into a squall. The la si refrain tot some popular Is to refrain from singing 'hem. Kven the I'al old maid who longs for a husband is weighed and found Ing. it., ronionioiiisi with a "Monsieur to his name is not always a Preach twist "There comes a sharper, thought Dniy. mil I'm not afraid. He won't no me." I',,!,,re you gel iliioiigh with a i heap trip to Europe, you may be sick ol |pnr bargain, You'll And that a lawyers brlel Is anything bul that, II you measure it by red tape, The heavy swell, viewed from an In-leileeiuai standpoint, is decidedly a light-weight. Add.lion is too mm h fi r ii>e hay schoolboy, because there s usually something to carry. "There's a i i time coming," bul let's try and have a good time while we're walling for It. The raising ol ■.m ler pigeons lias become quite a tad in this borough, i|!:, re are a u'uiiiier here interested In the birds, and very fine coops have ,ei a iiuiit. Judge San.a. I W. Pennypai ket at-ended the Pourth ol July celebration tt Plttsburg on Prlday and whili then : ol Attorney General Knox. The Judge returned on Satnr- ,av 'veiling and waa greatly delight-ed with the trip and the celebration, vvhlli then he was much In company with President Rooaevell and had s ,,,,] ret s pleasant i iii. with him. 'I lii'V had never seen , ach oilier I The Judge accompanied the reception committee to the Presidential train when he was Introduced to Roosevelt who thus greeted him, "How do you do. my fellow dutchman?" The basis for ihis greeting Is thai the President's ■ors came from Holland and Pen-nypaoher'a from Germany, and both can speak (Jermnn. $500 REWARD rowN col NOIL i»iT'T:ns A IIK WARD POR THH ARRHflT OF OUR BURGLARS. A 84O.0O0 RESIDENCE J. Ilagv Yorma of Lower Merion, re-cently sold his home Io a Philadel-phlnn. Archltecl C, B. Bchemerhorn, ol Philadelphia hai prepared plans for a (40.000 residence for Mr. Tomun that Will lie erected near his pres.'iil home The contract has hern given to Slinff-ner llrotheis, nf Noriistown The Souderton Bank has deolared a dividend of I pel rent, and added |4000 io the surplus fund. Bllwood M. i.iuiwig. of Koneybrook, a director of the Mutual Plre Insur-ance Co., oi Cheater county, on Thurs-day ol lasi Wei, rlslted i". G, Bean, ol Worcester, also Moyer .v Mattern, ol Weal Point, and adjusted the loss each had on the 88th and 89th ult. Mr. iiean received $iij'.«.:i" ami Moyer I Matti in i" ■ Ived 11600, each the full amount Inaured in the company. The School Board of Frederick town-ship has appointed the following teach era: Zlegleravllle Grammar, vacant; /.leglersi ill.' Primary, Irei i.riilys .1. H.Gresh; .1 s, S. K. Shan , i. iiaiieks, Prank Qottshalk; Mock's, Alice Staufter; spring Mount, vacant; Mine Hill. Kmnia Tyson; Sleller's, Margarel Gottshalk; Church, Jacob Fisher, it is a mallei of common remark that only evil acts are noted and re uieiniiereii. Here is io the contrary, After the examination at Perklomen-viiie. lasi Wednesday, a Mr, Keha, teacher, dune off without paying the hostirr. 1,1,1 he recroeaed the bridge back to the hotel and corrected his mistake, Bo also a school supply man. Schmidt, oi Allentown returned an cx-oesa oi 80 cents on his bill to the en-niie of the late Treasurer ol the Fred-eric School Hoard. Srhweiiksville i.iiu. _^gf cm this out and take ii lo .1 H Wm Nev-in's Stomach B Live' s of thi ats. 'The way to gain a good reputation is to ' ndeavoK to be whai you in appear." Thai ii precisely the man-ner in which Ohamberlain'a Cough Remedy has gained its reputation as a ,me fni coughs, "ihis. croup and whooping rough I nottle that has evei bet n pul out by the manu-farlu. a fully up 1 People hu\r<found that ■ can i be depended upon for thi relief and I thai it is ,]•■ by .1 1; nI • i ; Ban W I " D i in 1 William Neville, Conshohocken I NICVKIt KNKW I'AlN'KII.l.KH TO I'AH. before, what can the matter bel Where la the hoiiie.' There, l though! so; it is not Perry Davis' Painkiller al all, I,ill s thing the druggist must have made himself ami I did mil nolle, it. I have used Painkiller tor years tor diar-rhoea, eramps an,I stomach aches ami it never failed." Panama style soft hata. all colors. $1.00, $1.50 and 88.06 at Tracey'^ the Batter, Norrlstown, I'a. Penn Club Brand of Java and Mocha ('offee Is H great favorite with all who try it- At w. II.. Maoenachy's, r.?,7 Fayettc street. 3HAKH iNtro vtil'lt SHOES si Alhn s loot [iuje. n powder. It painful, small ing. nervous feet and ingrowing • i instantly the sting out oi corns and bun- ' st comfort dls-eover) ol t Ulen's Foot -Rase makes t uht or new shoes I ■ tor sweat im; ,-"lions and I, Sold I,, all ill UggistS an slllistitule. .;: ".",c. in slamps. Trial ftREl Address. Allen S. I I.eltojf.-N.'^ Rl'.AD THH RBCORDf?R7»J1 n y<af. The mosi Important action taken al the m ing oi Town Council on Wed-uesiiay evening was that directing the Uurgeas to offer a reward for the or-real and rolivielion of the lungl.us who are annoying our residents The action was taken while discus-sing the following communication. The undersigned members of the i'oliee lone of Ihis holollgll heieliy I'C-apectfully petition your Honorable Hoard im an Increase in the monthly pay now received by them, for the rea-son thai with the Increasing site D1 the Borough the duties ol your petitioners, have i»en. ami me becoming greater each yea I Thai tins fact has been recognised as ant In Norrlstown and other nd-iarriii towns, to the extent of a sub-stantial advance In the salaries ol the I'oliee force iherein employed: Thai the expenses of living have been steadily Increasing for more than two years past. and this factor we be-lieve has entered largely Into the wil-lingness of employers to granl such advances to operatives or employes as has obtained lately: Your petitioners, therefore, respect-fully beg that you will take this mat-ter Into consideration and gram them an advance of $m a month over ami above thi ii present rale of pay. Signed: t'HAHI.KS HOLLAND, WM, HBALD, DANIEL i: HASTINGS, JOHN C. GRBBR Mi lours moved thai the increase im given the police. Mr. Lee slated he would rather give the whole increase amounting to $."ii»i is a i vuii to the officer who would . ipini' ii'" burglars. After some discussion it waa decided to postpone action on ths request for bul Mr. I 'a moiion directing the Burgess to offer a re-ward of $500 for the arrest and con-viction of those who an- robbing the aohocken ws During the discussion Mr. Hess took occasion to say he thought th s police I, "tlii eiose up the numerous speak-ill our town. He eulogised Dr. : y as a burgees; said he believed the police should be under the control ,i the burgees, and thai bettet service would be given if they were under I now given While under the conirol of a committee, President Murphy suggested that Council should instruct the Police Committee to have the officers arrest all si rangers who are on the streets af-ter midnight who cannot give a satis-factory account of themselves. Mr. Iliirinld thought the officers should do that without instructions, and said thai when he was an officer in the town he saved the First Nation-al Hank from helnn robbed by arrest-ing a suspicions character, ■ noted oank burglar, who came to the town to break into the hnnk. Mr. ROM agreed witli Mr. Murphy. and on Ills motion I he committee was directed to Instruct the officers to nr-reat all strangers In town after mid-night who cannot give a satisfactory account of themselves. The Btreel committee was directed to macadamise Sixth avenue between Fayettc and Harry streets, to place a i,v, red gutter and n crossing at Si\lh avenue and Fayettc street; Io place crossings at Hector and Jones sin its and Spring Mill avenue and Apple street; to place a gutter al Harry street and School alley; to inacailaini/.r Blghth ivcniic from Harry to llnllo-well r.treets and Harry street from Seventh to Blghth avenue, and Fourth avnue from Fayette street to spring Mill avenue. The Btreel Committee was also di-rected to advertise tor hida for the painting ol the Blm Btreel bridge and to give the contract to the lowest bid-der. i he Btreel Committee and the Pave-ment Committee, on motion ol Mr. Ii. were directed to have repaired all pavements, gutters and curbing that i ' ed repairing, and lo collect the coal by filing a lien against the prop •ny. A pet ii ion asking for an incandes-cent street lamp on Sixth avenue be-iwieii Forrest and Maple, was, on mill-ion oi Mr i."'. referred to the Police Committee with power to act Tile following report was rend: Your Police, Fire and Water Com-mittee report for month of June as fol-lows: All regular polin were on duty during the month. A ease of small-pox was reported on June iTih, at the residence of Charles Wallers, corner of Ninth avenue and Forrest atreet, which was quarantined on the same day. The rase was not removed on ac-count of i he Municipal Hospital being closed, One -special oncer Dennis McKebban was engaged for night watchman and is still on duty. The report on light asked for at Thit'il ave-nue and Freedley street, the committee examined the location and found that there is quite a number of residents and property owners there that are in total darkness and we recommend the placing of an incandescent light nt ii,,.- corner. We also recommend thai the light now located al Third avenue and Wood street lc removed totheop- . side of Third avenue or farther mil oi, the street on the corner on which it now is. as In Us present pos-ition the trees obstruct the light both on Third avenue ml Wood Btreel We received a bill from the Hoard of Health oi Norrlatown for Boanlln'a board bill al Municipal Hospital which we returned to them with a latter a copj ii which is as follows: Norrla-town Hoard Of Health N"i l islow n. I'a.. June 8th. fB08. We herewith enclose Boanlln'a bill, as you made a ml in sanding it to Conshohocken Bor-ough as it belongs to Plymouth town-ship and ii should he sent to the Treasurer of ihe School Hoard Ol Pll mouth Township We have settled tot all om patients thai we had al the Municipal Hospital. (Signed.) Rich-ard II. Bate, Chairman of i'oliee com-mittee. Borough of Conshohocken.' The amount tor electric lighting for month of June is 8378.08, With allow-ance |il $:>.:'il! for lights out. The following statement ol the i-dition oi the 1888 duplicate and a pro-posed basis of Battlement was read to Council: Borough Tax tor 1888 117.014 18 , aid ovet IO Borough Treat. 14,500 "» $ 2..".It 45 By , '.. abatement.. .8548.88 By Commission 888 87 Ily one-half expenses IM 78 1,848 85 To 5 •; "» delinquent taxes Absolutely uncollactable Aiiateinent $ 1,185 188 sn 86 $ 1,884 320 sr, 77 $ 1,014 314 US nv Tim 200 00 Cash an Sole $ J \\e recommend this Battlement \v. II. Maconachy, Chairman Ways and Means Com. i F„ Lee, Chairman Final,, ,■ Coin I). II. Itoss. The Finance Committee, on motion ol Mr, Rosa, was directed to settle the 1898 duplicate with Mr. I. I. Meyers, on the basis of the aliove report. The Ways and Means Committee, mi million of Mr. I was directed lo se-cure ll tax rollrclot for llle 1902 t*X nupllcate. Mr. .1. i. Meyers haa det Ided to be-come the collector for ihis duplicate, and it will he pul in his hands for col-lection as soon as the necessary ar-rangements ran be made. This will probably he In about two weeks. The treasurer's report was rend as follows: To Balance In Treasury $.r.7l2 2 Ami collected from suit of .lane Hinker Uf. 72 Error in J. Hertxog'a bill .... 5 Of lice, from bondamen of Jos. Cavannngh 1818 11 Cash from Jacob Ulrlck 52 oo Duplicate of lotto mo 00 ANOTHER BUROLARV I IIK HOME OK i c WHITNACK ROBUBD UN Tl LSIIAI NIGHT. SIXTY t llltlli: DOLLARS STOL BN. $7424 10 orders paid 88084 H Balance on hand 844M ''■' Orders for the following an,minis were granted: R. C. BHlott WI ■■■■ Recorder Publishing Co 88 M Water Co 24 no W. \V. Wolnhden, damages .. 110 00 Heal Estate Trust Co & oo -n"i Committee 220 61 Police Committee 801 80 Win. Heywood 4 02 Ons Light Co 8 88 John ii. Dager n oo Ira O, Davis 88 50 Wm. Wright '•' on A. L. Miller ft Co 58 16 Jos. C. Jones * Sons :'-27 70 John T. Dyer Samuel Davis 88 05 Electric Light Co 372 .17 Albert Nohlit •"■ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, July 18th 1802 Preaching hy the Pastor 10.80 A M and 7.30 P. M. Sunday School 8.1E A M. Y. P. S c B. 6.45 P. M \l I, I a I ' si of a collide ill Weeks burglara atarted to work again in Con ahohocken on Tuesday night when the h nine oi c. c. Whltnack on Fifth ave nue near Hallow,.il I ■ nte, MI ami alxty-three dollars in money stolen, Mrs. Whltnack ami her daughter, Kaj . wi ,. sleeping In a rear loom oi the second Btory. A tew minutes aftei twelve o'clock Mrs. Whltnack raki ned Thinking ah< heard ,,-,e moving about the house she awakened her daughter. Hoth arose. .i w in; nai i, going Into a fronl room ami in r mother opening the door Into Hie hallway. When Miss Whltnack opened the door she came face to face with a mail, she promptly screamed. Whin Mrs. Whltnack ope i the door Into the hallway she saw there a man with a silver chocolate pot In one hand and a silver coffee poi In the oth-er. Mrs. Whtlnaok'a silverware has been in the famlly'a possession tor a great many years, and is prized very highly noi only i'"i ns intrinsic value hut al- ,, ,s heirlooms, Sines the burglara : the town recently they have been taking their silverware to the Becond story al nlghl times for aafi keeping. When Mrs. Whltnack saw tin robber with her Bllverware she aharply called out to him to "drop that" "you drop thai." The burglar sun holding the silverware atarted to back acmes the hallway into an uiioccui I room there. Mrs. Whltnack wenl ftei him railing him to "drop thai allverware." that she was following him lie ihn w the silver down the hack ' ami turned and ran Into the room and mn a raised window onto a roof of a building ami dropped to the ground. The om thai Miss Whltnack aurpt is I'd dashed Into the hallway, anil seeing ■ ut going 01 Whltnack and ids comrade ran up sians in the third door, dropped out ol ■ window onto the roof of the little back building and then Jumped to the ground. The screams of Miss Whltnack irouaed Harry and Alexander Martin, who live in the house, and ilie neigh- Dora, A thorough search of the house was uaiie. when it was found that all the silverware In the dining n i. the ta-ble linen, the curtains from Ihe parlor and other rooms, and other articles of Mini' bad I n placed in bundles for carrying away. A chest In the third slory, where winter clothing had been kepi, had been opened, nil tin' clothing taken oul and thrown on to the roof of Hie rear 'luililing Fifty-seven dollars in mon-ey placed In this cheat was taken, ami ail dollars ill money in a purse in the dining room was also taken. All the shoes ami clothing belonging IO Harry Martin had been packed up ready lo take away, bul nothing hut me money wos taken. The gang consisted of four men; ihey were seen running away by a neighbor, but could not he caught. The police were notified and a aearch of thai vicinity as made hut no one was captured. As a result of ihe shock Mrs. Whlt-nack was taken sick on Wednesday morning, and is now seriously ill. This visitation caused an alertness among the residents on Wednesday night so thai when the watchmen at l.ee's Surgical Works saw two men ailing suspiciously ,,n Harry street between seventh and Eighth avenue. till v went Into the mill and notified the polli e by telephone. The Whole loin rain, to Ihe m Ihe trouble bul nothing could he .' ii oul of the ordinary NEEDLEWORK GUILD The following is the plghth annual repoi i oi lie i 'onsI,,,I.", ken Branch ol 1 r No ' ■ Qulld ol Am,', Ii a Thi number ol garments collet ted Im I In year 1901 P/fl B61 i a enl f four :;, HIS Wei , -'II! lo Till I I" ' ' "I Hi" Pi in, i of Peace, thlrty-fo n to St. i Imothy'a Guild, of l(,,.\i„,! and the remainder ol thi were <li. ti il,ut, >! among peopli in Coirdioho, ken and vlcln The following la thi Ti easut port Dr.— .Inn, 19 111" . lo balance .... .1 : "I „ i 30, 901, To Donation n 00 111 III Cr.— Orlo in- 21, 1901, I'niiiiii .* 1 .III lice. IS, 1901 . ilash io National Treasurer i ■III -1 il ll- 1. 1902 Altruist I llll .l 1111< _'7 180 . By Balance 2 Ill 818 "l The following are ihe officers: PRESIDENT. Mas CHARLBS LI KENS VICE-PRESIDENTS. MRS, WILLIAM S. PEROT, Mlts. JOSEPH C. JUNKS. MltS. II. J. COOK. .MISS KMII.V CORSON, SECRETARY AND TREASURER. DIRECTORS. MRS, J. H. BCKFBLDT, MRS, DAVID Itnss. ..IKS. WILLIAM s. PEROT, Jr.. MltS. JAMBS TRACT, Mlts. MILLARD BTBMPLB, MRS. 111. .HFItT I COOK, MRS, WM. A. COOPED Mlts. M F DAVIP Mlts. i ii \HI.I:S i.i KBNS, \iits. JOHN WOOD, . ,us. JOSEPH c. JONES, MlSS HELEN B WOOD Miss MARY 1. CLARK, MltS .1. F. BHEPPARD x.iss i,Mil.1, 0OR80N MRS. ALAN WOOD Jr., BAPTIST CHURCH Nt) 1'I S WEST COINSiKiilOCkLN IM I;II,,.I IM. in..'... i, \IIII Mil; til It IlLADKltd JtV Mi ' I dm, ■ iij unIn Mi«g, .», ilei ;. I . I. S, IIIMII Will llleel 111 the limn, 'I'h .,i hall iiftei i,,,i,n. Al Ihe mi cling ol Ilie School Hoard on .Monday , veiling ail of the tr ,v, ir i, rlecti i hu another term, Ii,, it,sing Sun lluilding and Loan i ie a m ul ,i- regular meeting oil Wed-nesday evening, Si plt'lllhlT l^tlll. Flunk Smith while wurkliigwii so : ihe j. 'A',,,,,! it I ii' i . Company's I . ■ -: Wl d . and received a broken and a painfully hi i llder. 1 tie lutici al ol I'.eujaiuiii Keddll k iilae, yesterday afternoon from ihe residence of his grandfather, John il. lluinhy. The interment was In iiigton i emetery, Roxborough. v.hil, tin .Man Wood Company'* nulls aie el, force nf men n .mi k cleaning Hall's dam. I be u nod i ompany utilizes the watei I this 'lam in the operation of Licit mills. • - John Hoary, of Swedeland, had hla band i aught in the marhimrv at the Coiishohorkoii Woolen Mills on ilny while In the disi hai g> ol hi ■till- ; hi wound, although painful, is n,,, serious. Kev L. P. Hans, man. of the Holi-atti t"i the ' nlon Chun 1, Camp Mi i ling, which onv, uei next wi ek at It, Hon. During Iii nb em i on Sunday July 20th, the pulpit will I"- occupied by Rev. ilan.v Magei ol Philadelphia. on Wdneaday evening I Instant, Mr. John Weavet was • lected Buperluti ndenl of tho Bible School, and Mr. J, W. Sagebeer was chosen Q I Blatant Superintendent. The School is prospering to the satisfaction of all concerned, Oreal regret was tell thai Mr, Qeorge Wolf, who during the year ' is had rendered such spli ndid service as Superintendent, could not, on annul,t of his health, accept the hearty re-election which had I n ac-corded him. The newly elected officers of the Bl bie School are arranging for a school outing ai an early data Next Tuesday evening, the 16th Inal . thee will h" given at the nt home a "Young Folks Sociable.' O'o this all i he young i pie, whether n, I, ..- ..( the Church*, oi of any so elet) in the Church, or not, are most eori tally invited. P, S. Folks who are over ninety mn hardly be considered young any more. l^ist Sunday evening the newly formed 'Andrew Brotherhood' h< Id iis first Prayer Bervlca Tho side t m in which ii waa held was well filled, anil the spirit of the n ting was help-ful and stimulating to all the men present. Mr. John lliggaril WS thi Ii a,hi of the flrsl meeting. AI ., meeting or the "Heads of Com-mittees tot the Pete to be given on the lawn on Saturday, the 18th insl i|„. plans for thai event were pushed toward complstlon. The following are the officers of the Andrew Brotherhood of the Baptlsl Church: President, Bhran Radcllfte; Vice President, Kev- A, I. Davle Be ending Secretary, Joslah Tea/. PI iiannai Secretary, n. M. Henfi and Treasurer, Joseph iioiiiday. PUSHING TROLLEY WORK The Philadelphia tmd Luhigh Valley i rai tion Convpan) is now at ranging i schedule toi its recently opened line iioin North Wall nul Hill. With this end in view and an outlook ,11 II speedy selllillienl of Ihe ill fl','1 ,'U-Iii i w,, n the traction com-pany and the Pennsylvania Railroad i oinpany. n under the Trenton Cut-off .ridg. al Wniteinaish a switch hag . , II placed on the Hethlehem tut i | ., qua. ler ol n mile above ihe I" Ii I his will be completed i md of the week, and it is altogether I I that the two companies will soon reach a satisfactory agreement BO I ears may he run through from North Wales to the crossing of the Plymouth railroad without change. This a'- rangi mint will allow the new switch to come into use and also make way for another car. The Hark work is being completed as rapidly as possible. Peed wire is ueing extended towards Friends ' tier Tin current over thi wire is Just sufficient to push the cars up tiwynedil bin and on up to Nor w hen the cars al pi i two squares from the line on the other side of the railroad. A couch is run Ivveeii the two cars, anil trai furnlahi d (res During the p.is, been working al Frlei, ward over llle Slat, load tOV, lislown. II is said that col in the preliminary work over attoul Franklinville has been completed and that il is all line will be built as :■nally Intend-ed from William I'emi lull stair road lo ('ratio Squai l and then Into Norrlatown. CALVARY CHURCH S, venth Sunday after Trinity. 111- lile Classes and Sunday Bchools, 8.16 A. M.i Morning Service anil sermon. 10.80, Evening service. 7 P. M. HOLINESS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Saturday night General Experience meeting. Sunday. i la A M. Union Class Meeting. 10,88 v \i. Preaching,subject: "How to Bring About a Revival." :l P. M. Holiness Meeting. 7 P. M. Young People'* Meeting. 7.80 P. M. Pastor will preach an il-lustrated sermon, from large picture charts, entitled "A Photograph of the Heart Thaw sermons were preached espec-ially for the young in ihe meeting al 7 o'clock, but because of so many of ths older people attending we decided to make il -ill one set vice by i oninielietnK .our preaching service at 7 ,u I' M These Sun .ay evening services are very im • siing. Hood congregational singing is a feature of these services, WOMAN INJURED IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT I William Archer, of Norrisiown. is Buffering from serious injuries as the result of a runaway accident thai iii- . 111 red on Tuesday, while ii tht top rale of spe. il. hei horse crashed Into a tr. r along the toad and the oa I was npaet, throwing Mrs. Archer to the ground directly beneath the wheel! of the carriage, which passed OVW her. she is badly cul and bruiser! nbptil the body, and may he Injured IntiftUlly. METHODIST CHURCH Next SunihiN at 10.80 A M lh toi will preach on "The Wrsi i Commandment." and In the evening nl 7.48 the Sllbjecl will he "The S.couil Commandment." Qobd eht one hour services Welcomi DEATHS TOLBN. \t Conahohocken, on the loth inst.. Lemuel Tolen. Interment strlt tly private on Satur-day morning al Barren HIU Cemetery WHtfTB.—On Thursday, Julj 1". 1908, Catharine, wife of Bdward and daughter of the late Hugh and Ann Qllmore, The relatives and friends ol the fam-ily aie respectfully Inlvted to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from the n Bldence of her husband, 6181 Lawton greet, Rox-borough, Mass at Holy Family church at 8 clock. Interment al Bt loon's Cemetery, Manayunk, Siimiiiei complaint Is iinusuallv p aleni among children : well developed ease III tin family was i ured lasi week by Hi" ii,,,, ly use of Chamherlail Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemed] of ihe I,, st patent medicine! inanu-lartiuril and which is alwvs kepi on Hand at the home of ye sci is not intended as a free pul , ompany, who do not lb us lull to lieiu-lil In lie wil bin i No family should he without a bottle ol mis niedicliii in tin I.' iall.v in summer i ime Lansing Join mil Fi i sale bv W. Conshohoi ken and \\ ill. Conshohocken. The new style stilt hat, in n'.irk. $2.00 at Tracey's the Hatter, Norrls-town, I'a, -I STOOD IN \ DRAUGHT with my coat off and caught this wretched cold." says the sufferer. He need not pay a heavy penally if he follow his act Ol folly With an act of wisdom. Soul, the ted in hoi water with the few teaapoonful nf Parry Dav-is' Painklllei In It Take s leasi n fill of Painkiller In hot sweetened wat- THB SAME OLD BTORY i. \. Kelly relates an experience sim-ilar to thai which has happened in al-most ever] Ighborhood In the United and has been told and re-told i,v thousand ol others. Re says: "Last summer I had sn attack of dysentery ami purchased a bottle of Ohambet Iain's Colic cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy, which l usci according lo direction! and with entirely satisfact-ory results, The trouble was controll-ed much quicker thai former attacks whin i used other remedies." Mr, Kelly is a well known citizen of Hen- "or sale by .1. Uilfus Tin: BEST LINIMENT FOU STRAINS Mr. F. II. Wells the merchant al Deer Park, Long island, N. Y. 7 always lecomniond Ch'tmliei Iain's Pnln Hal i the best Mnlmenl for strains I used n lasi winter i"i a 11ting in r a strain, an il ly pn ased with thi 'i lick relief ami cure ii el Por sale by I. Rnfua Hair. w i iii ihoho k< n and William Neville I ',,11 llu.h leki II. S, e a woman In another column picking grain's for Spcer's wines. sll about it ICxicllent I' persons and Ihe ngi il, particularly for females. al bed time and lie thankful for so simple ami sp ly a way 'o break up a dersnn. N. (' cold. There ' Painkiller, I Barr, W. Conshohocken, and William 11, ,-,..- r- . ||)e, Conshohocken. SUNDAY EXCURSON TO N G P CAMP. IIII sun.lav next, July 13th, Oovernor Btone of Pennsylvania, Becrel irj of War. A,l.iutant c„ 'irral Corbln oi the United Slates Army, and two compan- ' . i dry will be al Oettj I burg and participate In the grand parade I■•> porlencetl guides will ilellvei lectures on the n lays battles dur-ing the afternoon.. Fare I'm the round trip 82.10. Train Conahooken 7.0] A \l. Return-ing leaves Gettysburg (.30 P U /YI7.7, > BODY FINDS WOUK HAItll IN I SI'.MMFK MON HIS HOT 9 ITIF.lt F.NF.UC.Y IS COMPAJ TIVEI.V \ UAKI MF..N Will) \u: II I.I. Ol TlViTY AND IN JTMI'KltATK WEATHER FIND IT IMI'OKSntl.K I'l.ISII THEIR WORK IN HER, A HOlMT.I-: OF M ' vUA X 11 ■ I \l IONIC WILL tin Viil' A tillKAT IIK M. IN HOT THER I'ltICK in CENTS A UOTT
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Title | The Conshohocken Recorder, July 11, 1902 |
Masthead | The Conshohocken Recorder |
Date | 1902-07-11 |
Year | 1902 |
Month | 7 |
Day | 11 |
Volume | 21 |
Issue | 31 |
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
No. 2131
CONSHOHOCKEy, PA, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1902 i<\ PEH VI AH
NOTES OF OUR TOWN
ITEMS OF IN| KBBST OONCBRNING
I IIK PEOPLE OF oil! BOROOQH
CONDENSED TOR RECORDER
READERS.
Herborl Hau< k haa removed Into No
•.HI f.'ayette street
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Lubbe are at the
rjhi inea, Atlantic City.
glroj n, Joni i It rlaltlng hla imnd-naother
in Philadelphia
Q, ,,,...... woW "i Sixth avenue loal a
• ,,, ■ , m :i meal cutter yeaterdaji
MI Clara Chapman, ol Ninth ave
la spending a week al Miami'
i ity.
Town Councilman John Campbell
and family are pending a week In At-
I,,iu i' City.
The .1. Kllwood Co's. 8nrglcal Worm
,.,, n ,„ fnii on Wednesday morning
afti' a ahorl ahut-down,
•i i,,. degrei team ol Iron Cattle will
I ,., .,n , ntertainmenl in the I. 0, 0
|.. i hiii ,ni Monday evi ntng,
William Longacre, ol Ninth avenue,
returned home after spending a
w., k with frlendi al Red Kill. Pa.
James 0. Holland, aont Burnett and
w n,n, Id and Aaron Ruth are spending
i, ,,.» da] al r> laware Water Gap
c. N. Stewart, ol Norrlatown, a lor-
„i,.i realdont, haa been appointed to
., pm itlon In the Philadelphia Mint.
Mi and Wra. David H. Rosa and
daughtei are apendlng a two
vacation al the Chelaea, AtanUc City.
ill,, thermometer reached only 88
degrees to day, but thi no talve hu-aiidlt)
II.I day uncomfortable
Baldwin Rirharda, ol Washington,
p ir i ,. with frlenda In thut
i ugh la ■n," ■ < breeaea al
atlantl Citj
I., mi,,.i Tolen died yeaterdaj In bla
I.I.I n ., in. The funeral will be prlv-i
morrow morning, the interment
will be In Barren HIII Cemeti n
Mr. and Mra. Jacob Rlker and 11 II
dri'ii ol Harry Btreel have returned
home after apendlng several d iya with
,i, Rik< i '"ii"'' al Flourtown Pa
11.. rolling mUls of tho I. Wood a
. ,i operatlona on Wed-ai
lay night after having them re-paired
during the holidays,
District Deputy William H. Barker,
,,. |n|and Lodgt. Knlghta ol Pyth
,i Merlon Square. Installed the re-cently
• '■•' led offloera '>r Conahohocken
Lodge, No. 117, last evening.
and Mn William McKlnney and
children and Mr, and Mra, Prank Bhay
and children returned to their bonv
In thla ugh on Wednesday after
.i : ojourn -ii Atl
The funeral of Bllaabeth, a young
daughter ol John Keh tccurred yea-tarday
afternoon from her parents
residence on Hector atreet The Inter-ment
was made in St. Matthew'! Cam-etei
f
The elaaa ol IJOJ of the Conahohock-en
ili-li School wishes to thank Un-dertake
H. T. Baker for the use ol hla
Which im so cheerfully accorded
them "ii the 26th ol June, when the
conlinenccmenl ' seri Isea were held.
The Spring Mill Band, under thi
I,. , | |1M, of George F Longaker, will
■jvi a aacred concert, on Sunday alter-in
July JOth, in Spring Mill woods
■H : p. M, The band will also give I
linn,ns in Conahobocken on Saturday
evening, July 86th,
I',, morrow afternoon »l 2.18 o'clock
on the Reading Railway, Waahttt
Tribe, ol this borough will leave for
Wilmington on a visitation to Lenaps
•nil f that place. They will leave
Philadelphia on the UB heal n> the
fool ol Arab atreet, and will return
in,im mi Sunday ovenlng. It is eat-
,„. mi that a large number ol the
memo is will take in the trip and II
is i II, ss i" aay i hat a good t It
be had.
The hottesl day "i the year was
Wednesday, n waa the Brat daj of ex-
Ively hoi weather. Al x o'clock
MI degree! was reached, fThe exces-sive
humidity eauaed much suffering
and was responsible for the number of
prostrations The rcory mounted
higher and higher and al i o'clock
street thermometers were registering
all klmlH »r figures, AI 8 o'clock In
ii„ evening it reached 83 degrees, or
;: degrees below the average for the
day,
i in Wedm aday evening an I
Association was organised iii the Meth-odist
Church, sixteen members putting
down their names. Thin however, is
only a few of the membership ns there
i-. promise ol a large number of other*
joining the association. The follow-ing
officers were elected: President,
John T. Johnson; Vie* President, Wil-liam
Dale; Recording Secretary, Ira N.
Baylor; financial Secretary, Qeorge
W. DeHaven, ami Treasurer, Herman
Q. Bly."
[Fatigue iB one or the greatest ene-mies
of t lie human race, Modern phys-
,lolog£ sin.ws thai it is the cause ol
ly half, ami perhapf more, Ol the
. lal linn,In (I catalogued diseases
thai prey npon man In our age, with
Its high pressure, its hot ami bitter
Competition, and the , unrelenting
struggle tor survival, us moral and
i,li\ ilcal steadily Increas-
Oltles, In which an ever larger
proportion of out people dwell tare
biological hothouses, and, for* some,
furnaces, forcing development pre-amiiiii'iy.
and ancburaglng late hours
L. -4,Ji ,'\i itcmenl and conftumlna
mi brain,
\i, .;, buylet i" He ol Brooklyn
, . M Laura Id adorn
Mr. ind Mrs Howard Bat<
i„ ndlng a vacation In Atlantli i
ir Wood will leave on Wi
ilaj ,,!i .i ii " atlon In Nova
,ii,l Canada.
Mi. and Mra. B. J. Morris W I are
In Han-
. i , -i ■ ui.i.
The Penn Club trolley party to Col-ingevllle
will be give t Monday ev-ening,
July Ilat
The annual picnic of the Literary
Society will lie held on Saturday ol
next wet k, at Valley Forge.
The funeral aervlcea ol Mrs Joseph
Williams, a formei resident, were held
iresterdaj al her late home In Norrla-town,
\iis. Edward Whltt. a daughter ol
the late Hugh and Ann Qllmore, and a
HI.in ol ihis borough, died
day at In r home In Roxborough,
,1,.i Lawton atreet.
The Red Star Trading Stamp Com
, baa invaded Conshohockeh. An
idvertlsemenl In another column tells
what the residents will do for out
Ldenta
ii, 'action of the new ateel works
:n ivy Rock haa made bricks hard to
Is ihis i„ rough, Those In n i
nf them have been compelled to pay an
i„, i,.as, ,i price to gel a delivery this
slimmer.
The I Wood b Bros Co are having
loundntlona bulll on which a new rail-road
aiding wilt be placed mar the
new three-high mill Thla is lot the
purpose nf rapid shipment nf iron
made on thai mill.
William Relcker, Christopher Kelly
mil C Hits Cm fly were given a
hearing on Wednesday by Magistrate
II, vw I charged with stealing dinner
kettles from workmen of Stanford's
Hulling Mill. They were held undei
S'-,M ball for trial al Court
\ :, mlon "i the Meredith family
i- being held to-day al the hon I
lames Williamson al Col l Polnl ' Mr.
ami \lr.-. Samuel Meredith and daught-er
Mi. and Mrs. Samuel Roberta and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roberta from
thla borough are attending It.
Bllaabeth daughter of John and
Margarel Kehoe of 817 n i tor
after a short illness, died on rueaday
morning The funeral was held yes-terday
afternoon from her late resl-
'I'lie inter nt was made in
Bt, Matthi « New Cemetery,
A rebate of tax, county and township
may he hail by all fcnicis who own
woodland, having Ofty trees to the
■ inches ii diameter, siv feel
the ground, by making a proper
affidavit and filing an application for n
rebate, with the County Treasurer and
the collector of the township wherein
he resides
Tiie flrsl consignment of the new Me-
Kini- y postal cards reached the Host
Office from Washington yesterday.
Thsynumbered about S00, bul will not
be put on sale until all of the old-style
postal ranis on hand have been sold.
The card is divided Into two parts. A
spare one inch from I he top is reserved
for the postmark and the lower pan is
in he devilled to the address only.
In the upper right hand corner is an
oval containing ■ miniature engraving
oi President McKlnley, underneath
which is inscribed "1848—McKlnley—
1801." The upper left hand corner
contains an oval ol the same size en-closing
the seal of the United States
Prom all Indications Philadelphia
ami likewise Conahohocken will l»
well supplied with peaches this sum-mer,
and prices are likely to be within
the reach ol everybody, Advices from
Delaware and Maryland, the givat
peach growing country, Indicate thai
the crop there promises to be a very
huge one. A few lots limn thai ser-i
sin h as Hales ami Early Rivers,
are already on the market, and sold
'i uesiiay ai SO mils io a dollar a bas-ket
wholesale, which is very cheap tor
ily in the season. Ihis is he-i
a i , of the competition with Georgia,
me Carolina! and Florida, which have
been sanding huge Quantities ol the
iruii here.
The change of elimtitic conditions
which a ■ upon Conshohocken yes-terday
was about the most marked thai
this erratic season haa yei brought
forth, II was a Change from I he swel-tering
heat of mld-sut r to what
, losely resembled the cool, enlivening
atmosphere Of fall—a drop of 20 do-in
a good hit less than iwenty-fonr
hours. From K degrees, which
was Wednesday's top mark, the mer-cury
fell as low yesterday as 78 de-
.11, as, AI om tlmt 10 o'clock In the
morning— II reached 88; bul after thai
thert was a steady decrease, until
lasi night the thermometer stood not
far above 70, and was on a fair way to
reach thai point, or lower, before
morning The cool «ave was a sur-prise
to ever] one even ii,,. weather
man. He had predicted a day full of
heal, rain ami thunder, With a little
liit of lightning here and there.
The fortune teller cant'* read all the
norlst'a palms
The dentl I ' ,|"";' "' ''
ilrnwlng i ard
Why rani the ca nter put his adz
ill the new sp
Too manj peopli gel tosty "hen
von put them to the b
The reading puliiir should I"' able Io
,ea,i the signs of the times
A long vacation is likely to hi
man rather "short" at II
n is entirely reasonable ol the blind
person to say. "Spare my feelings."
vea, thought the youths Bt I
I , . I am slightly tW
Perhaps a ship is called "she he-
,.,use ii so often geta Into a squall.
The la si refrain tot some popular
Is to refrain from singing 'hem.
Kven the I'al old maid who longs for
a husband is weighed and found
Ing.
it., ronionioiiisi with a "Monsieur
to his name is not always a Preach
twist
"There comes a sharper, thought
Dniy. mil I'm not afraid. He won't
no me."
I',,!,,re you gel iliioiigh with a i heap
trip to Europe, you may be sick ol |pnr
bargain,
You'll And that a lawyers brlel Is
anything bul that, II you measure it by
red tape,
The heavy swell, viewed from an In-leileeiuai
standpoint, is decidedly a
light-weight.
Add.lion is too mm h fi r ii>e hay
schoolboy, because there s usually
something to carry.
"There's a i i time coming," bul
let's try and have a good time while
we're walling for It.
The raising ol ■.m ler pigeons lias
become quite a tad in this borough,
i|!:, re are a u'uiiiier here interested In
the birds, and very fine coops have
,ei a iiuiit.
Judge San.a. I W. Pennypai ket at-ended
the Pourth ol July celebration
tt Plttsburg on Prlday and whili then
: ol Attorney General
Knox. The Judge returned on Satnr-
,av 'veiling and waa greatly delight-ed
with the trip and the celebration,
vvhlli then he was much In company
with President Rooaevell and had s
,,,,] ret s pleasant i iii. with him.
'I lii'V had never seen , ach oilier I
The Judge accompanied the reception
committee to the Presidential train
when he was Introduced to Roosevelt
who thus greeted him, "How do you
do. my fellow dutchman?" The basis
for ihis greeting Is thai the President's
■ors came from Holland and Pen-nypaoher'a
from Germany, and both
can speak (Jermnn.
$500 REWARD
rowN col NOIL i»iT'T:ns A IIK
WARD POR THH ARRHflT OF OUR
BURGLARS.
A 84O.0O0 RESIDENCE
J. Ilagv Yorma of Lower Merion, re-cently
sold his home Io a Philadel-phlnn.
Archltecl C, B. Bchemerhorn, ol
Philadelphia hai prepared plans for a
(40.000 residence for Mr. Tomun that
Will lie erected near his pres.'iil home
The contract has hern given to Slinff-ner
llrotheis, nf Noriistown
The Souderton Bank has deolared a
dividend of I pel rent, and added |4000
io the surplus fund.
Bllwood M. i.iuiwig. of Koneybrook,
a director of the Mutual Plre Insur-ance
Co., oi Cheater county, on Thurs-day
ol lasi Wei, rlslted i". G, Bean, ol
Worcester, also Moyer .v Mattern, ol
Weal Point, and adjusted the loss each
had on the 88th and 89th ult. Mr.
iiean received $iij'.«.:i" ami Moyer I
Matti in i" ■ Ived 11600, each the full
amount Inaured in the company.
The School Board of Frederick town-ship
has appointed the following teach
era: Zlegleravllle Grammar, vacant;
/.leglersi ill.' Primary, Irei
i.riilys .1. H.Gresh; .1 s, S. K. Shan
, i. iiaiieks, Prank Qottshalk; Mock's,
Alice Staufter; spring Mount, vacant;
Mine Hill. Kmnia Tyson; Sleller's,
Margarel Gottshalk; Church, Jacob
Fisher,
it is a mallei of common remark
that only evil acts are noted and re
uieiniiereii. Here is io the contrary,
After the examination at Perklomen-viiie.
lasi Wednesday, a Mr, Keha,
teacher, dune off without paying the
hostirr. 1,1,1 he recroeaed the bridge
back to the hotel and corrected his
mistake, Bo also a school supply man.
Schmidt, oi Allentown returned an cx-oesa
oi 80 cents on his bill to the en-niie
of the late Treasurer ol the Fred-eric
School Hoard. Srhweiiksville
i.iiu. _^gf
cm this out and take ii lo .1 H
Wm Nev-in's
Stomach B Live'
s of thi
ats.
'The way to gain a good reputation
is to ' ndeavoK to be whai you
in appear." Thai ii precisely the man-ner
in which Ohamberlain'a Cough
Remedy has gained its reputation as a
,me fni coughs, "ihis. croup and
whooping rough I nottle that
has evei bet n pul out by the manu-farlu.
a fully up 1
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