The Conshohocken Recorder, October 17, 1905

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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
2428 CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, I905 $1 PER YEA'
NOTES OF OUR TOWN
I'KMs oi INI BREST CONCERNING
THE PEOPLE OK Ol K BOROl uri
CONIil'.NSKi. FOR RECORDER
READBn! -
Unwind 11.1 - mploy-nii'iii
with the i i i company.
Rat \ .i 11 11. -
convention ol liapl hel i
this week al Scranton
A II . HI. 11 i,i .. n: will be -A ..n by
»in' Washington lit ■ Coi ipans En the
hose nOUM mi S.ilin ,!:i .
vember 4th.
A I •■•..- Ii I |H rfoi l...UP ■
in tin- local theatre on next S
evenins. A vaudeville in:: «in I
••ii. 'I'm- proceeds ai •
the Conahohocki •..
I Ion.
...r. ami Mrs. Hlmi
ilium* and Ulan Etta 0 i
Hectoi
.nil ifattle Joni .. pan-in.-
Campbell were
Baturda).
vVilllani I'M: or Sixth ad
Kay. i ,
Hun i.i the Merit n » i
■;i vi'
■nove in I in
eared emploj mi
I l.i IT.. II.
• ■.. ii I II.: .1
ll..in.- \fiti
Philadelphia Tit , n is
IIH- afi i no in at 2 a
latr home. Interment ...- prli
MI. Morlah Cemeter).
i: .i ii daj there are i i
MI ana m vVi DI
again repeal whal are h ive always
tried in Impress on the minds
readers ol the Recorder Write, phone
or tell us personally at the local hap-penings
in | "in- nelghborho id. W
appreciate the lavoi The paper is
yours and we wish >our home si d vl
"inn j rennet ated.
Tin daogbters ol Mr an I Mrs John
>< 1I< '"Ii Ii : -i I
arranged a -.minis, i
on Friday evening and thlrtj rrlendi
eongegated to help in II leb itlon
of the twenl Fifth anniveraai. ol Hi
nil.I Mrs Handi
nil in. .. HI | ,.. | i. ■
the couple, and the pli ■ of the
i rental * augmentc I ii refresh-ments,
John Cardoj win open a ne«
grocery store on M ipli
First avenue. H will In one "I the
handsomest stores in thai parl ol the
iown. Mr Cai lomom an n
i.'sni. m ,,i Conshohocken nbonl
tj two y< -I- El I.I ,. .... |M.
opened a grocer) BIOI e al
street ami has been
lie now moves ai row i is n real to .i
much larger one, which is ,,-
with electric lights, an.I all the llxnnvs
of a modern up-to dati iton
The annual Hallow,
aance of the Washington Hose Compa
ny win be given on Baturda
The maskers will be headed v th<
Conahohoi ken Band, In masks and win
parade imin the Hose house to Fa)
ette street to Reading Railroad
an.I countermarch in I ls> tor iti
the boae !.
ih.- company who want ilcl
Th.'in al the hose house from the com-mittee.
The commiti. ■
stiles Stemple. William Horn, John
Bailey. John Nelll llnir Mnn
Thomas I'm ■ - i. r
The following are nea hooka which
have been ad ,ed from Calvary Pariah
free Llbrarj
Hooks ol refereni i
FICTION
The il.'iin ol Rome
Tin li"» ol Oxaufif lii
Alabama 81 • hi
I CELI wi
Famous \t
Nln.-i.'.'i 7
Complimen two
books:
1 ..e Voice
No, .
In the Mldal ol Marm, No, 2789, Case 6
A party was given al Mi.- home ol
Mis- Mai y i Ea I Bin
on Friday event n
m.'iiial music and singing bj Qua Ruaei
ami Miss .May Rusi r and |
the amusements of the evening Re
freshnienis were served si s late houl
after which the guests departe-1 im
their hoin. i, rl hosi wi re:
Misses Jessil Hettger, May KuSer Re-ha
VanFoaaen, Bill Elliott,
Brennen, Blva Jordan, Matgan I
nnaugh. Mary McGrato, Hettie Elliott,
Annie ('aval: nigh. A1 ■■-•■ Doyle, Mabel
Metsger, Ida Pugh Clara i-"i > Man
Cartel and Messrs Mahlon Bowers, Al-bert
Rollon, Wllll "ii i '.i-. ui.nr.:
•pa Baldwin, Gus Ruser, Horace Meta
ger, William Baldwin, Joseph Fltager
aid. Frank Burton, Robert
itichur.i Cavanaugh, Mrs. J, Fry, Mi-ami
Mm. Joseph Carter, John Carter
.iiisi'iih Carti i jr.
A birthday party was given to
es Anna and Mattle Ka) Bl their home
18 W. Hectoi street on Saturday si
eniiiK. The evening was spenl m
games, niusi.- and dancing. The most-were
Itoill l.ansilali . I'.1.1.1 BerWJ n
Roxborough, Manayunk, Plymouth
EaBl Falls, and Kasi an.I Weal Consha
hoiken. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Kay. Mr, and ,r Bturgll .Mr-
Anna BtUrglB, Ml. anil Mrs. lani's
.inin-s. Bailie Kay, Gertrude Jones [di
Webb, Marj Kelly, Katli Kellj Be Ii
tseiiy. Ida Woodward Katie Ri
Mabla Davis. Mary Farrier, Blals Davh
Anna and Mattle Ka> ind .Messrs Hai-ry
Jucobs. Charts Dvana, William
Bradley. Arthur Bwlng, Howard BvJ
ans. Steven Harris, William Tv
Earnest Hunsworth, Horace Fleck
Perclval Qel •! Mi Bowman, Ben
Janiin iieiuiiliksnii. Jumea Hendrick-son
and Hear) Kaj Thi -
received some very beautiful presents
A JUDICIOUS INQUIRY
A well known traveling niiin who
visits the drill: trade Bail he hi
teli heard druggl la Inquire of i to
mers who asked for -i GOUgh uiedii ine
whether it wai wanted foi ■ child oi
for an adult, ami it for a child I he)
almost invarlalilv recommend
herlain s Cough Item. >l>. I he
for (his is thai they ' now there i-- no
danger from ii and .1 llwayi cure*
There la not the
It. ami for COUgha, .olds and CTOI
unsurpassed. For sale b> .1. Rut i
Parr. West Conshohocken and William
Neville, Cnnsholioekcn.
MI. k-iip people, as a rule, an
fal map's Influence may i»- ol
Even a person who is color blind
i an te)l a white
A proper iniiii of affairs" Is one « ho
i ttends to In- own
The » ai. - "i a theatre an- nol whal
make a theatrical "angel."
w t - ipposc a "happ) m
m«l ie in good spirits
We do in" nti nan. •• the people
ool of counter
Ii is nol always safe i»' remind a
man thai h" la close with Itla cash,
Men oi brawn are nol nlwaj
■ a much brain
'II. . ' Inn
■iiliiini-t ions laiiili is not
a -.- at ii- reminder.
i • pt Ms
i mg ;i h ndi
Charle Mai» - secured ern-i
loyn Sxpri im i n W
i li i Bchool I
■
: "ids.
mi Bundi
ml ■ ' -I - i-, feelerda) . rtei noon
We ll :i"l' I"! t:
■ t >l'"!.
ild .'.■ for i, v
I ' '..in.' ill ! I 'I ill of ll •
| : Booth, al
a ii- pul lican i
ni mi ■-' :d '' ■
I'll, m.'ai'i i .-I il. • Nortl El
Club will leave here on the l Vi trol-
«•> on Batnrdaj i" si...,,i a retuin
match with ih.' Pi nn Gun Club, ol
Noil islown.
Mi hel l.nidi- was | eti
: rise part) al her ii on Hi
Ireel laal Friday si enlng \
iiii.i enjoyable evening was spent b)
id.' guests preaenl
Conahohocken High Bchool fool ball
ited ii"- Bchlsaler Busl
College eleven 16 to 2, on Frlda) Ca
• i. "i 11" visitors, had a collar
broken, and Lloyd Dale had an
i In a i ollslon.
Howard B. Webster, ol MM Pi
i the PI] mouth I
ary Society, whi.h was recently form*
, . . were twent) pi sni v
llt< r. iv nd musical program *
i red.
Camp iL'l P, . .S. ol A . "I thl
oush, win ihis evening be visited b]
•ha members of Camp ■"■'■. of
Point, The Waiting lodge men win
11ke ii"- ioiira." in a special si
the Lansdale and BchuylklU Voile)
1 rai Hog roada
Al'
MEN S VISITATION
lend-
♦
• DR. J B MAUN
• DENTIST
e N Fayetti street
a Kleetrlral Kiiulpment.
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Hours:—9 A. M
• iteii 'Phone r,i w.
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Mark .'. a
trolley i onductora, ran into a 'ip
burglar, about i o'clock
morning, i rouchlng behln ; i tree on
the lawn "I C A. <"•:. of Not rlSUIWU,
Ask. .1 what ii" was doing, the fellow
i..hi the fare collectors II i SH aoun ol
their bualnesa." "Let'a make it our
business," retorted Super, i";' Ine
words were scarcely uttered when the
man landed a terrific blow betwaen
\sii.'iii. lii r s . .(■- and fled, it will Ue
ii day before Aahenfelter a?
as both i s are closed
■ ml In nose .oken.
When one of liv. dogs ubou
lions,■ began- to bat ■■ terdar morning
: ii. who w i- at work in the din-ing
ro m of ih" bouae "i <Ibarrlea 11
Webb, of Ogontx. Quietly made h
'• ii" othei -
iiir'ni'd even i" the h rking of their
burglar
. ■ i i
$'in. Knives and "a Its
i had r.'as.in in bellevi
s ire broken In h lives to
piii.ni and then Ibrowli
mi tin
LUTHERANS ADOPT
REVISED CATECHISM
lii': .a animated dlacu
over til,- report oi the Church Booh
Committee'ei report presented by the
Ri i Ur. ll. !■:. Jacob! ol Philadelphia,
to ih" General Council ol the Evangel-ical
Lutheran Church of North Amei
lea al Mllwauki - i I
s hli ii recommended the r
English translation of Luther's cat/
rhisni tor lav, I ks. Ill p
eld translation, was adopted, and the
Church Book Committee given
to ." . The ■-iT.ii is of the board in
getting oni cheaper sdll - s/er ap-proved,
lii" plan [or the establishment "t a
summer scehool for the training of
teachen was approved. The school
probably will he established hi I'enn
sv vanla.
The General Conncll yeatardaj sei
tied ''" marriage and divorce .pi
b) the adoption of a canon as to the
pi a.-t i t the ('inn-, h in the future,
- tolinv s
|U pa-iors shall il<" "ii" i"
marry any person who has a husband
in w ii.- living, unless such i-shall
have been divorced by due pro-ii
law from such huab ind m wife
for th" cause ot adultery or wilful de-sertion,
and in ihai case thai thej con-
'iii in marry only the Innocent part)
in -II. n divorce, and then not until the
expiration ol a year after the divorce
shall have been granti
COMMUNICATION FROM
THOMAS F M COY
i.ii-1 to Refund None) ii H i il
Does nol Cure Catarrh
To ii," Recorder:—
I have been . antlj if 'in
advertlsementa printed in your col-limns
regarding Hyomel were true
where I offer to refund a 11• - monej n
this ir.atmenl .i cure catarrh. 1
wish Mm would pi.-as.- print this leltei
II a i olisplinolls a |d.ue a- pi
iii .Mini paper, saying thai ws nbso
lui.'iy ai rei to refund ii"
in> ptirchfl i Dl a 11 "in"i iniitli il ii
Im - i "i rnr. i atarrh.
I Ms "utiit i ini-isi. in an inhaler ol
a i ill v.'llienl SlSS I" hi' . il'lii'il III
ill, \','-' pin kit so that til" ns.'l i all
breathe Hyomel four or live times
dallv. With this is Included II-
.•in" ilronpei and ■ bottle ol n
The oiuiit Bells tor 11.00 and
most economical treatment, for thi
Inhatoi laata a lifetime and there is
mough Hyomel an- ", ■ ral wet ks'
us.-. ,\iiii" extra bot(i in be oh
tained for SO cents.
i trual this letter will ettli
loubf thai may havi to ni)
Arllllngneas to refund the money for I
Hyomel outfit In case the pun h
i
i wish to say emphatically thai mj
HI Hyomel holds good, and
i win refund the money t" any i
.-ni"i purehoaer s/hosimply atatea that
ac n is used ih.- treatnx
i.i-i-i tii-ns ami a"' been la |
Rospectfully Kours,
THOMAS F. McCOY.
town. Ills residence |n Wa-liinglgiL-atid
charit) was foi
to ih.- minds oi ih.- nn i
"a 11 i i ai"
nough to be in aitend-
. oi o Newpoi
Ited \mla
I I. ut l hat plan . . in!
i " llll-
, t i in- most pli
. i i.a.' n
a it ill" I'o.ii rid" li.iiii
Id i," putting ii mildly,
I'll.- ■ in.ii ns • ii II in, .I.,,,. ..ii .a j.ia
on J" d mad" i-oli-i
ii"- l.i i boat .ni the
i • i P.- t'ltj Chi er. ll
i iii tia- uppei .I., i.
Bel am 11 . "I ll"I < hill III"
.. \i- n in -.
i el arare I all
.
:
i MI.:
' l
'.,- i ■ „',.[•
i in-
\\ iiilam J.
\\ i ■ ■ a
i of thl M'l'i
i ,.. I ...
, ! I
. - • N .
Iocs'
l , ■ I ' • '.rlli '. and
ni.-- were
t .I" n i the lower floor ol tl. i"
i banquet i T lie pan
in ih" program was "i I
' ■ nip. which surely
Ing,
■ a i '"■ order -r-
'. an mi .i of both '-'■
ita an rribes, and
and nnaii ul-o played helped to
. able. At a late hour
ih.- Great - imore, th" Greal
: ,n.i i ii" i: real ' 'hie! of Recot da
i 11. ■ a i" ar-verj
i'.
\ t i I ■'
■ "a'' mii ' Wi '
Ita 'ii ,n band i ■
, r irlbe i-.'i t -
tut! air a
aiiidnv.
■ a itlon "1 Si I ai'1.i
■ i "l-ll."!.
i i- ill around
N"W l . "ill', a small
countri place, it Impressea the i
; rrame inn present mat
i ■ :
continually, AH the Industries ol the
ihi o iiit"-. they
a wol ks, a glue mill ami a
\. hlle on Ih" on'
ol t -a- town are numi mas farms,
o'clock the n
i parted for WllmiiiK-
. ni
also ni i I' by boat.
Taken ail in nil. the visitation was
a it will live fur a long lime In
i id- ol Iti" 'iicil It.'d M.-n whi,
■ .-ir.i" l among those on th" irip
.- 11 'in I", lifts, "i [latitude
whii h the lot : Ti: be hope t" return in
■ a".
im 111.-ii- return th" members of
■ i the tit" linns,.
a.. of Wil-mington.
A 13. ('Ilt'lti'll
I) H. "I
he im
. REV El l II.I.
EPYVORTH LEAGUE
CONVENTiON
'i ue nineteenth annual t 'a.
of tin- Northwest Distrli Bpworth
Phllsdi Iphla Con 1 tri|i was will in. held in th" i lethodlst
Church on Thursday and Friday, "t
tKlt """k.
Th" district i ornprlses abot
churches principally located In Phila-delphia
ng tin- BchuylklU Voi-le)
I" I'lillsvill".
i.n commenj - - a' i" MMtsn
i l) nai: in": ,. Cll
a. with three esi inn •■ " h d o
Th" Junior League v. ni have their
part ai i i'. M. Friday ami a vet
ti resting ami profitable i lm| la ■
"d. All the -.hint! children
younger i pi" "i th" town are i
inlly Invited to in present mi lh
SHOESTRING caalon.
Addresses will be made on Thi i
evening b) Bishop Thomas B. N
II. tv. ot South nmerlca, fo
Phliadelph la an ! "a l-'i ' I
by Bishop Cyras D, K.iss. H. n
ENDS LIFE WITH
In a III oi t. mporai: Insanlt) from
.; -. ll agje, known ns
. " stialii:l"il her
-.■it' -.. 1th a whit. : !;. ;'
in Pottatown, yesterday. Her
whole lii" was devoted '" charitable
ml i hrlsllan work, and as a King's
ii" original promoter
it and ' "ih-. i".! tin- Drat monej for
'n I1"" pital.
in" . chta was ;!i" gather-ing
or i i. !iiii-n ot all conditions in
lit" i I i "liiiions Instt in tioii
".a ry Mond i it pel oi
il Church. Because ol
per close touch with th" poor, chart
la itlona depended upon her
to indicate where, charity should be
worthjh bebl
i ■ - tai l"i i oromitted sui-
.11 th" same house in which sin-met
i" t it brother in
a HI ot ntal aberration, tti.-.i several
year* igo ti ■ o • i>■ - Bchuylklll Itiv-floating
I".-, perishing In 11
tempt,
LUTHERAN
CONFERENCE OPENS
Th. fall meeting ol the Norristown
COUfl l"in e of (In- Minn t.i i ii iii ol I'i'iiii
in Trinity Lutheran
Church yesterday, at Norristown, Th"
Rev, N, T. Miller, ol Phoenlxvllle, de
llvered a sermon, whleh was followed
by the administration "i communion
i lent i.anry formally opened the
Conference In the afternoon.
Reporti ii'n ar aowi a a better
condition than last M ir "Regenera-tion
in Reference to Holy Baptism"
was i1" subject ol an address i" ti>"
ii. \ .: I. Bei kor, and Prof (i. T.
Muhlenberg Colli ge, spnk"
mi "I in Mil imi id ( in -'inn BuUca
I am
Thi folios inix nth. "t were elected:
President, the Rei. i v Lanr). i'.-i-
I" it"\ \ H Miller,
Phoenls vill . Ire tan ret. I he ii"> D. ll.
Rli Man.i i,. Ian,
I he Rev. C C Bnyder, Tl
will i iiitini " today)
SPRING MILL
R0D8ER CAPTURED
Philadelphia,
"ill lie
i.n th. entire two
ill R8DA1 IORN1NQ
Open
if." '. . - iih nt
; Welcome,
H'". ' i Ud Mi.
(i. orge Pitm in Ir .-•■' <■■■•
'i':." Tia
I" i,i."iiav iron
i:.\ i Q Wilson, n D.
Adjournment
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
1.45 Devotional Bei i
' r i Work
"ni.
Re» Wllmer l
Ad." | laml. McWIUianM
I), ECU
i Devotional
-.' "i World
K. . -a: ni - lent,
Ri ■ i ■
Addn i "i in-
Exhibit,' Mi.~i'"nwi"s
ni-' II an ii|i"i". | b)
♦ Mr, i \:." ■
1 '. i iiiiiiiiin.'iii
Till RSDAY EVENING
"ir.-e'l
: \ i. ,•
"i" - sldeni
Anthem rim,, n oholr
it. .. 'i ini=
B. Donohugh, ,\;:-.-.i H
ii. i). i.i. ii.
i Church.
\a 11 ii" i i "ti ti, help de-
'ii' expenees of th. District
IHIHAY MORN
'
TRACY S HORDES KILLED
J'. I a - be w is preparing his bn
fast ai a hmeiy spot along th" Ply-mouth
Railroad on Snnda) nn i
Harry Wi rts was startled I
'land- up!" II \'
nii'iii h" was looking Into th
nl a revolver in til" hands of u,;
it.oiwai (iiin .a- O'Donni il
Tin
Werts sine.- laal August, On
i :. L Tun y '1 here
i
Mih stat
In hauling
. .- Mi-land
& Co., and on returi
Hi Res ling -id" in
•
i which was - ung
rer ol
iiiKiu oi th. seventh ol th it nonth the i" .in Prank
Wei i/ with two - ' 'he appro i hlng trail "■•- apted
"ion at Spun | Mill I D I a. id ' Tuck.
aiti.in in mealing cigars i a I moil '' '" ' '":
iia v ip|i tel; wre ked the M Imply dropped off
Report "I Vice President,
Mrs. JaajOh l'"llon
\.Ii|l"SS
Address, Miss Stacks,
Iii ai oness Home.
I la < i
Devotional Interlude
'a::" Department of Literary
and Soidal Wink
Report of \'i' i- President,
Mi ('. ('. I'M.lleman
Address ,...Rev. Linn iiowman
Di-i-ii-sion
' 0 Adjournment
IKIIIAV Al "I 'Kit NOON
Dei nal s.-rvlce
. nn Business s.'s-ion.
Brlectlon ol Ofletn
i in- Denver Con
venllon. Ur. J (1 Wilson
-j.ad—Addn.-. "The Church and Tern-i
erance Reform," it.-> Hem i
Wood, II. ii. Secretar) National
Temperance Society, New York.
\ id'' 'I'lie Bpworthlan of the
lanh Centnrj," Mi— Sara E. Len-iinrt.
New Brunswick, N. J.
1 00 Junior Hour, in charge "i
Rev. (i. II lluiliWooil
\'l'li-'MS v v....- Way to luter-esi
ih" Juniors,"
Mr. I 'airi-ln■»• A. lavans
Exerdass b) Looal Juniors.
Miss Ma Bpeaker, Bunt.
Question Box, Rev. J. ll. Royer,
President Weal District
mi adjournment
PRIDAY EVENING
i s. iu," Rev, A B. Orowell
. IS Evening Service
Opening Bxerclses, Th" Presldsnl
vntii'iii Church choir
Communication from Rev, ic. M
Randall, I). D., General Secre-tary.
Address, Th" Rev, Cyrus D, IToss,
11 n. 1.1.. ti.. Bishop of the M K
Church
Consecration Servli a
Rev, (' M lloswell, D. D.
A collection win in- taken to help de-xpenses
of i..n-ai Chapter
, ELBERT Ir RHOADS
Blbeih i.. i'.li "mis died on Baturda)
.a tin- hoin" of hi.- brothel in!™','. Har-i-
aivin. si Baal spun-" street,
Norristown. after' u lingering illin-s
ti" was aged :!7 years ami was the "ti
oi Hie late Henry ( . Khoads. of I'h
tnouUi Meeting, il" served with Hat-ter)
O, sixth Artillery, through tin
aa i n an War and was in nu-
■ i--■ i iiicnts. Puneral on Wed-
I morning at ten o'clock services
,.n l Interment al ('old Point burying-eround,
icattering several !i".
worth ot n . a tb" building. ,
thai lime v.
inn from his home iii this bon
lima "II -.., .
an-! trai i" : him to
the place ol th" man "
When Werts a an
Maglstiali Lenhurdt, of Norrl
im "onii -"a to having
in th. ah ii and -land that
lime has been on the hum. u
thai In- was glad the I >vei
He was i ommitti d 1" jail f. i a ther :
hearing on October 26.
no inji,i- Mini.-,
Boll ''
• il from im tracks Inl
carried on th" cow-omotive
nn- aba
i
The wagon was badly damai t i
HOW to CURB cuitNS
AND 1HN
; -nn. :," \" ,i old. ,ii Co
llimbla i!i th. .i,nl.iii.i!!• " al Nor '
I Islou i^ ■, -ti i day afternoon while on
i) to iii" hospital. Jackson, who
'tni . ni a I rolghl train on
th" 11oi "1. ,ai nit was caught In
an i ara nn.i fat ill; Injured,
DBA1 xi".- I CANNOT Hi': CURED
b) local applications, a the] oannol
, ■ il pin lion ut Ih" .ar.
tni ni" deal'
and that i • i itltutlonal n an
1 ■ i ■ i an- •"! by an inlhllil
in ol th" mucoua Uniim of
im hi.'in Tube, w ben tin
is inflamed j'on nave u rambling
Hiund oi- In nnd when
il] closed, inniii" ■ is th"
and null's- nn- Inflammstl m
MIH h" ink"i' mii ami thi: tube restored
' ai i ondltlon, hearing win 1 di iro I.I MI .". .-I: nine "a- m out
o! tea ,,i, i a i . i Ii. Calai I'll, wlili-h i
nothing imi an Inflamed condition of
tin mucoua
Ws 'in -a ni,.- II ired Dollars
im any case ni Deafj - (caused i"
■ atariin -hni cannot be cured bj
Hall's Catarrh <'uv<- Bend for clrcu-hn-
free l' l CHENEY .c- ('0..
Tola I". c
sold hv i 7Bc,
• Hall's Famll) fills tor Constl-piilion
la' i al; tin- i "l-ll in
warm wator to soften ii i tin n pat" i;
down a- dOW ly a a." :' ll a
Irawlng blood ami appl) Chamber
a n Pain Halm twli e daily, nil
vigorously lot llvs mln b ap-plication,
A corn plaster should in-
Worn a I"" days to protect it from tin
shoe. A; a general liniment tor
sprai.i lamem an i i
iism. Pain Balm is unequaled Por
sale b) J. lillfus Han W(
iioii.i'ii uii.i William (
ll.'11,1-11.
BIX IV WEEKS I'd!! $1.75.
WY WORK
By Henrj
I.-1 ti it do i "ai da) to
la i ' loom,
ai roa
in;
la l Hi" but III"! II a in. in-.ill In
vagrant me
a> .
'"i lii, is my work; my I It
ui> doom;
I h. n Bhall I -••" it ma ii,i rn .,, mn
•mall
'a Hie
Mil'. .
To -nil in, spirit, and to prove mi
powei
Then shall I "i i greet tin- labor
in ■ bo
Ami . heerful turn when th" long
.iv,- fall
an I ri st
I know ny work is
best.
* Tli.- (»t
Tli" nea lubsct Ibei to Tin- Youth's
, onii' t'liiai lor 1906 \* I"
ih.- subscription price, $1.75, will rc-i"
i\ .■ ■ iiit in r.'in tiulni
i a- i a r tin 1908 'I |, will
contain nearly M • -»mi,i.-•.- stoiiea ' Nl eventide to plaj and lov
b pii" op.-ni" .a Qrace
S Hi srlal, 'Tli' ('linn lulls'
Latch si Ing," a sequel to bei t.u- of
"lit" Sei HI l \ niiin. « Im li ..-I':
in tti sail) weeks ol I Mad
aaa- :: • iirn-h will amii rlbut I
I'IIL "a Sovereigns l Have Bung To."
and tai. w ill li" Ihi". stories I" Ma
Robeits Clurh under Ih" iltl".
n| a Ian a e ll.-lo."
These " id glvi n im. i "t" of lie
nil" for I!"11'. Mill il
lust rate ' A nnouncement of win. a will
i i i •. he j
New subscribers will receive a gift
of Tim Companion's "Minin i ti i C
.inI,ii im 1906, lithographed in
' nlor.- and gold.
Till'', V(M"| its COMPANION
iii iti rkelej Btri st Boston, H i
Woodvnle .".e. i-icar. Its all Havana
- 'Ill.l. Al".
it : i ;
vi. •• in urge i i i" i
III" ,1
'i.Tla': ' ' > '■
an
" which i: ii ."ih i," done h>
■ I' a'
:
Id hes-an.
other, li i i .i Rufua
ho -a ami William
Pl.UMMER SPEAKS TO
JENKINTOVVN THRONG
i im first public meeting In the Inter-
■ i ot th. Republican candidate [ot
Treasurer, J i Plummer, ami
t'.' ticket in Montgomer) oounty, was
held ..t Jenklntown last night under
uaplces of ih" i.iiwer Bod Repub-i
luii. oi Montgomer) county, Rep-atlve
( harles A. Ambler, pri I
• 1.111
ll leal and to hold
Ih" i ting In the loi-al he,"hp,nri.Ts
ot ih" club, inn ttie interns! manifested
■■-. so great thai usasonlc Hall was se-ared.
. he 1, i • e: .1. IA'C I'lutu-iu.
ii.iui" for siate Treasurer:
m General Thomas J. Btewart,
Benator Algernon B. Roberts, A.
II. Hendrlcks, oounty <-tiaii-mau and
Conner Dhttrict Attorney; Realaenl
Clerk Charles Johnson, John Booth ami
liliine Russell i'f I. chief coiner of
tin .Mill).
LETTER TO BURGESS JONES
Conshohocken, Pa.
in, r sii: You are im. resti d in the
prosnei ity ot m i town v un con-tribute
to ii materially, ami give |l
in- nun" prosperoua look at th" same
time.
IVrhnp th" public pioperlv iii-id- a
' '■ ii ni paint.
ll.'Mi" wfll supply that i-ont with tun-thirds
of ib" number ot a tllona requir-ed
"i ny oiini Devoe will last twice
ong as an\ other. Davos la all
i ami nud full-measure. Devoe i; the
.-1i-niiL" i palm known. Devoe v.tii
care ol th" property, in the lou-r
mi- lor huii iii" mom required bj
aliv oili, r
'I ll" i ason is st ited above: Devoi i-ai!
paint and full-meaaure: tin- atrong-
' i paint known.
B 11 J.wi II. cony. Pa., painted hi*
i."use :, .Mm- i.n with a mixed paint;
l-t gallons, Last spring h.- i"
ited with Devi .■. bought It gallons
li ti i I. it Saved ,'i". to j-'n for
Iwo rn- three tit
mi"!. . - tin paint.
- Yours truly,
i-v w Devoe *:• Co..
Hi New York
Particular fcmokers iinoiaml The
Wi iniv-ii" ," cigar, its ait Havana
WEST SIDE NOTES
li KM-' ni' l\"i BREST CONCERNING
THI: PEOPLE ACROSS THE lttv
^NSE» FOR RICCORDBR
RBA
• i; ! ' II I ,, nhn- Is Visiting
i , m l-'iaiikti r.l to da. .
Mr.-. Hiiti'.in-. nf Merlon svenue, l.«
i in her home by iiin"--
Letters oi administration have been
er.ml".l in th" esiale of S.ir h I I...
nf tin- I Igh t" Bll.."" I Morris.
Tni- w.'.-t Conshohocken Outing Club
will nave their annual banquet at th"
Rising Sun Hotel to-morrow evening
Donald M.n k. n/■ of ibis borough.
:D]i\ vlr- iPatu-h Bnyder, ot Phoenli
vllle, wei" mirrled in New York on
: in r lay.
\ a.mil.", o person root this viein-i
. will ..tifti.t ,. birthday parly to i>"
,,\, a Mi.-- iTori" Davis, of 1410 x
Tentli street, Philadelphia, on Satur-day.
While patrolling hi- beat mi Satur-day
evening Policeman McShane found
a music toil 'I'll.- owner can ha . •• the
i hy applying to the officer and
proving tli" propel I >.
David Rust, vesterdav, removed from
John i''".irnMii"'s ti.in-, on find -tit-.'i.
ro the handsome n.v. residence whleh
in- intlj purchased on Payetus Btreet
alinvi Tenth avenue. CnnshohiH ken.
me new eleetrle erane which baa
been In course of construction at tbe
Swe-leluiid furnace for some time pant.
wa- imi iii operation for the firm time
last week. Other improvements art) al-so
being mad" al the plant.
When completed the house wbh li
Charles Beat is erecting in West Con-shohocken
will be one of the finest in
thin borough. On.- story oi iii" build-rag
Is atone, while the upper stories
v.ni ii" pebble dashed, The stone work
was dune Bl Prank Coffin, contractor
of Weadleytown, Cheater county.
A special nioetlug of Council wsj
held hist evening to hear the report
..I ih" st reel Committee in reference,
to the ordinance granthiK to the I). &
A r a T. Co., the right lo erect poles
ill tl." side .-ireels and alleis of III"
borough, Then were a number ol priv-ileges
usked for which Council refused
to grant anil thl ordinance was referred
imck to the Street Committee, II la
expected (bat Hie Cmiiimltce, Solicitor
ami representative ol the Telephone
Compau) will meet and revise the or-dinance
and have ii read) lo preaenl
toCoiiii.il at ii- next regular meeting
'iti il) other business transacted ai
last niRbt'a meeting wai the granting
of orders for several bills.
\vitii their team heavily padded for
the occasion the St. Mark's foot ball
team Journeyed to this burouKh on
Saturday afternoon OOnfldonl Of defeat-ing
the Reliance team, They, bow-ever,
were sm "l> disappointed but the
same turned out to be one of the
greateal contests ever witnessed i" ibis
town. The two teams battled for for-l>
inliiiil's with neither team being able
to cross their op|ioneius' goal, the aeore
ending a li" u in II. although at one
slaw i1 looked ns ihough the visitors
WOflld score It waa a case of "so
ii'ui yi'l so lar" for the Whistle sound-ed
ll ml oi ih" half before the cov-eted
K»Bl line COUld be lea.lad 'flu
game had been the one topic of eon
vi-anon in l.oi hall circles for some
weeks and a large crow! of spectator*
witnessed tbe .oiliest. Next Saturday
Reliance will put) the Belield team, of
Norristown, In this liorough.
Andrew QUIKS. ol Bwedeland, was
held in $KW) bail tor conn liv Magi.-
irate l.iiliarilt. of Norristown veStei
ii.-.y inoltiiiiK on the chary" ot Innen.
in' a-ai M,|iiin.'i! mi Su'.iiia.v svenlng at
the furnace al Sweileland. Kdwanl
Walters teatifled that lie caught QUIRK
iii Hi.- .at ol ving a bronze tuyere
weighing on. hundred pounds, HUIKK
wa- made ■ prisoner, but before the
arrival m an omcer he mad. in- sscupe.
After a chase of a quarter of a mile he
wa- captured by John Levan, superin-tendent
of Hie furnace. Quigg refused
lo walk and lie had lo be .an led b)
Levan and several of tbe workmen, lie
was kept prisoner until the arrival 01
Special oncer Thomas Blackwell, He
was locked up In a cell at the City Hall
> esterday moniiiiB.
getting out cheaper editions wen an
summer school for the training of
Illness, Mis.- Annie Kngie. known ."
OULF MILLS
A dance was held al the residence ot
Thomas Nally, on Saturday evening.
The small bo) is alread) preparing
for All Halloween.
William Rhlnehart, or PhiUdelphU
spenl Sunday with relatives in the vll-lage,
Ttie Misses Kate nnd Lizzie Kt.lilng
ham were vlslUng ai the resident e ol
Jacob wick, nl Lsnadale, on Sunday.
On Tbureds) evening i exi ihe reg-ular
monthly meeting ol die Ladles'
AM Boclety will be held in the Dull
Church,
A fellowship meeting ol the mem-f
ihe cull ciiii-t'aa Church will
lie held in Hint chun li an Saturday ev-ening.
October Jsip
Daniel Mclntyre, Jr., has 1 uue
young dog which lie wih train to hunt
the wily raccoon
Walter Lfmnan, s former roi i l«mt of
mi- loeallt). now ni i; i in in. a junc-tion,
N*. J.. wai ienea i- i i-u m-
Bunday.
iin.liu, n |..u -
i ^TwsTsneat gg ISIIIII <>f
McKiirlallil's house- which
a.;, il b) I ll" lli'lll) lain
Mrs. Mar) Holmes and Mrs. Margar-
'i Wilkinson, ol Philadelphia, spent
svei I days last areek with the la tier's
daughter, Mi-. Prank Lennen. In Dp
per Meiion. near 'iii- place
w i'. Morris, ol Rose Brooke, Vs..
is visiting In- sister, Mrs 8 I. Rough-er,
al the parsonage of the Dull Chris-tian
Church.
Rev. J w Harrell, A II , of Ports-mouth,
Va., win assist Ri i si |.
'. i. in n rei Ival m< sting al the
iniii Christian Church for two weeks.
""-inning Nov.-uibct 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jeffrys and Miss
Walker, of I'pper Merion have relum-ed
Hoin a driving toui to Gettysburg
and through Ihe Lebanon ami Schuyl-kill
\
Arthur Bpragg, owner of one o
linesi Docks iii white a/yundote .: i k-
"ii- in this section, is erecting .1 1 irge
building for their accommodation,
Joiin (orilery. of Atlantic City,
brothel In laa oi Mrs. Daniel Mcln-
'M' Si- . lias 1 11 Visiting Ml. and
Mrs. Mclnt) re for s tea
On Wedneeda) ail the studenta al
Qtrurd College, Phil idelphla, will lie
K vim a day off to go ihcsinutiiiK. Sev-eral
students arc from ihi.s place.
Bpragg Brothers, who recently pur-chased
the OoniOg properly, are ex-leaalvel)
engaged In the poultry and
"Kg business 111 addition lo their cigar
inn .
Ouc of Hi" ni". 1 In aittiful of autumn
flowers, Hi" chrysanthen i, la now
in bloom in many of the yards in Ihls^
village.
Wallace R. Bernardo attended a
fashionable church wedding in Chester
last week. The contracting parllep
were friends of Mr. Hernanlo.
After undergoing medi.al treatment
in Charity Hospital, Norristown, for
several weeks, Mrs Patrick Nally has
returned home.
John Anderson, stone nj -mi. resid-
,ng on the Gulf Creek Road in Brnoka'
Hollow, near Radnor, has beta admit-ted
to Hi" Bryn Mawr Hospital, suffer-ing
from severe Injuries received by
famiig down steps at In.- home.
Among the Philadelphia visitors in
the village on Bundo) were the Misses
Anna ami ltose Qledhlll, Messrs, fieo.
Parks, William B, Dawaon and James
ciiniuiings All of these were the
inesta of Mr. and Mrs. Robert And.! -
son.
(In-mill hunters are still searching
for tin- brown nuts. There . a larger
clop this Mar than (here has been tor^
many yean past, and yel they com-inninl
a good price, being sold for fif-teen
(en's a quail in 1 lie Norristown
markets.
Rev, s 1, iSaugher, pastor of the
Ouif Chrlatian Church, conducted aer-viees
over the remains ol Letitla tones.
m iliat sanctuary laal week. The fun-eral
Which took place fioni the resi-ded..
ut deceased's mother, Mrs. Pris-cllla
Jones, in Philadelphia, was Inrge-
I) attended b) persona from the vicin-iiy.
where deceased formerly resided.
A number of the juvenile population
ol i li is. place amuse themselves dally on
a hug" grapSWine swing which bangs
from .1 high tree along the Halmoral
dam. Without exaggeration the awing
is about forty feel high unit muni are
the hard bumps which the children re-n-
ia- whin they fall from It.
Ilev. W. II. Siv.d, who is superinten-dent
of the .usaonlc Home, In Philadel-phia,
OCCUPled the pulpit nf the Ulllf
t nilsiian Church on Sunday morning
ami evening lasi In tbe absence of the
pattOi Rev. S. I. Baughei who is at-tending
th.- Sew ' 1 1' ai
1. i-'-ia " .11 1 \ii
.ears ago Hev. '.:
(he (lull Ctiur ,. on numeroua <N
ions.
'fin soakers after political •ifficett
seem 10 have alighted ns this year as
none Ol them have been seen In this
district, the Lower District of Upper
Mel ion I'elllaps the'. HlillK lT I.- sate
for them, but they sl Id nut be over
colillilclll, :,.- politics are very llllcer-inin.
Beveral years ago there were
nn" imi tini.-s politically 111 this
pi.ue. Inn lately il has been ver> quiet.
coon INVESTMENT OF ONI DOL-LAR
If you have had breath, OOOStipntiOU,
pain in the small of .he hack, discolor-ed
skin, nervousness or dSsmness, your
OBJ) wi-i iiiiir.-e i.- in lake in. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, or'Rou-
•loui. N. Y. ii w:tt oleanae the blood
ol all impurities, regulate the Kidneys
and Liver, anil lluis .'eslore a liealtliv
glow 10 your cheeks again
DAMROSCH
says: "It gives me pleasure lo testi-ly
to Mi stackhouse's ability aa a pia-no
tuner. 1 have tested his work ami
find li excllent In every respect."
Orders received at McCoy's Drug Store,
Fourth Avenue anil Kayette Street.
Particular smokers demand The Neville, Conshohocken.
Pall .-tyl" bats and '■nps In up-to-date
: ivies nt Tracey's, the Hatter,
Norrli town
A Matter
of HeaJthv
There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which pro-motes
digestion. This pecu-liarity
of Royal has been
noted by physicians, and
they accordingly use and
recommend it exclusively.
aovAi BAKINS POWDER CO., NIW VOSK.