The Conshohocken Recorder, October 30, 1900

              RV1 RYTHING HERB
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
NO. 1972 CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., TUESDAY, OCTOBER .'JO, 1900. >l. PKB XEAB
DOOME
VPPENINGS
turn
OF TIIK I RII Mis AROUND US
THEIR I'l.KASURES ANI> III' II,'
WOES
, ly "
11 [row in.'..
1'.!■ ini«-is look n iKed up
I'II.i ii ,
• Bhui'iicncd
Where I Ihnl n d of i rade?
Gum illon are IMIIIIII Ing in prli
KIM I' • i'ii < 'In I v.i . bank (ill
Coal collars are hcRlnnli
Mi'
Whal is becoming of our fair eye
In -ln.'il.l inn In iiiul
mali ii
i in- i-nnieni Rend Is in hi-- ilollghl
..■ ill.
Couch -' run '. going up mill also
llnW II
- I. il slurl - i • ripe, ; I i» I i- il
nnti
I' ilsi i.i. ■ - v. ill ii |io|iulni ii -mor
row night,
Theic's . a ai ■ 11 \ of Idle nun nhoul
I,.. I c\, II
Vpples Bre blushing :ii the •
i for them.
Hen arc now going around carrying
conceal* .1 < DUKII syrup
To run for n train is a good way in
train fur :i run.
n.ll... am Ills slill go 'riillllil tak
Ml Will.
Thai frown is removed while smok-inc.
;i sinnoti i Igar.
Rlverton is I ked fur Saturday on
i..r Conshohocki n ^i Idlron
\i.ii:ii i leavei brighten the nppi ar
in. i.i* the hom< 'a Interloi
Henry Devlin has |ual returned from
.1 \ isii iii relal Ives in I'lttsburg.
"I was out tolling ilp- ball" is the
lati -i definition oi a u.«..i time.
The frowning Bkloe Baturdoy kepi
Mi* football i nthual Ing.
\ ii'iii.n lenvi i are now 1I.MII!' worn
in the hair by our fn 'mils.
John Hurrn} ol I • Po ; ill Ward.
hat ..pi ned up . there.
Rome of oui ■ - ■ I II
nboul i "oi gnniiu nn autoi i dilli club
! ■ ever lie bill nad-ile
I.I - - .-in. i then.
Mrs John VanMeti ' lladel-phin
wna \ is-ii iiiL: friends hen on laal
lay
The game with Frankfort proi
in I.I. up. mosl hotly rontested mi'' of
Hi., aoaaon
i hi' bis" pilglltBtS ale How keeping
ipu. i io give McKlnley and Bryan n
DCS.
'I'ln' man who Data 1 ...
ii 11:Iii hefon h. goes !.. lied often wish-i's
thai in- hadn't
ii is iii. flutj ..I every i Itlsen of the
United siii...- i.» vote Remember
i..is on election .lay..
Lots "i election bets arc hatching
ami there promises to !"■ l"is of fun
in ill. I. -ii mi the 'lav after
The Directors of the Firs! National
li.ink have decktied a dividend mi the
capital stock on the earnings of the
'\ mouths.
ipostoi -- I:PI' tickets
for alleged Qalvi ston i meflta They
have I".'ii operatlni through the
hehuylklll Vallej
The Trenton team evidently heard
how easily Haddonfleid »..- defeated
.■in.i believed thai discretion was the
P. i ter pai i of va
nn. tov i nfested with bow
wows win. seemed to lie in league with
Hi., mldnlghl engineers win. keen the
town awake, Several 'I"u murders
have been threatened.
\i ihr ActIvi '. ■ ■ lon'i hasaar
on Saturday i rening Daniel
was awairthed I Deiansy,
.iii.i Antoyni Messmer, a hox of
* Igars.
The Jury of view lias aaaoaeod
agalnsl 'b*' county the sum of fiitm
namagos sustained by Patrick l.ynrh
by reason of the opening and grading
of Third avenue al Spring Mill avenue,
Mo II i.i I*., the eleven year old daugh-ter
of Councilman i W. Campbell,
was awarded the Ladies' gold watch,
ai Hi., fail- given i>y Ho- Spring Mill
Band on Saturday nlghl in VVashlta
Hall.
\ musical entertalnmenl u-iv.in un-der
iii.- auspices of '!.■' Calvary P. B,
choir, will I... given in ill.'Parish
House mi Thursday evening, Novem-ber
ISth 'I'll.' choir will also P.. as
; by talenl from Philadelphia.
c n N S II (i
in the rush we're sure to go
il ii '■ K i: N
I'ollshoh.'i kl n
Its ihe te 'in we all take stock in
Consh]' Conshy!
i lonshohocken
\ Ladles' ami Gents' prises arc
exhibition in the window of |»\
Rlghter's Jewelry Sim., which will be
given for the mosl beautiful costumes
ai ih. dam. .a the i'. nn Social Club
in l" o s. of ,\ Mali ' ■ i ■ . even
in".
On la; i rnisiiav evening Mis
i in • pupils of ih.. Seci r.i lirammn'
l.ra.li- in mil Public S. ho.Is. through
the i mil tea) . i Phni macisl Thos F
Hi COJ «rei <• given an illusii at. .1 I. s
son on weights and measures which
pi'".' 'i to i y Instr ii tlve ami In-teresting,
an.I wa- mil. Ii i:.i.i... Inted
II i- rag • . i thai Conshohocken
has am..p..: its Inhabitant i many loll
• ■I! win. usually stand around both
railroad bridges and instill strangers
I" ina ' i". alii Imbued with .■ ;m-on
a . in' . i ihelr numbers They
lake in.. i;.i .i. light in Insulting nun
ami women together their remarks of
i. n being ipii." 'pi. on Saturday ami
Sundnj i sp., inllj th< y are more per-
■I ami i"any of our no I i. sp... I
• d Citlsens hay Io run lip. gauntlet of
iii.ii' Instill hoiild
topped ai once ami the rowdlea
'lisp. I
H. .1. Menghre writes to the tansdale
Reporter thai there is a marrlaa
i" take plan in official Mr... You
oon'l Biipp. : - a a .ii \ a pretty IH-il.
proverbial cage without Intending
io put the pretty little proverbial bird
In li. Wi II. Mrs is whin Record, r of
Deedi H"i i . p. Righter has don.',
ami rumor BRJ IS Intending in com-plete.
.Mr Rlghtl I' has JllSl pun iias.-il
a mo lern dwi lllng mi Weal Marshall
street, Norrlstown, He is single, ami
ih.- houa i
i a ' truths taken In . onnei tlon srltn
II'' li'l thOI a- "in:, 'han
usually serene look upon hli fai • ■ ami
is i isily delighted with nil references
io matrimony Are what the missi,,
mongi i. are building upon. The only
thing i know |i thai he i. going to got
a pretty ami ii:..- little wii,- a neigh-h.
ii ■ daughtei i here will be a stir in
social circles al Spring Mill when the
iti rorder mates
WEST CONSHOHOCKEN
Alfred Noiiiii is making extensive
alterations to his property mi Ford
ii. .a
There an several masque-rede par-heduli
.1 in this borough for to-morrow
night
Harry Potter, who was recently
admitted to the German Hospital, in
Philadelphia, to undergo a surgical op-iration,
is slowly recovering.
The small hoy is laying In wall
on to-morrow evening when he win
make himself prominent by calling nn
hi: neighbors attired in bis masque-
- nil.
ih.- public schools ar.. closed this
week owing to the teaciiers' Institute
whlch is being held al Norrlstown. All
of i in- teachers from his borough are in
uttendnni.-.
William Merkle will occupy the
I ae of Mrs. K. Gallagher on Apple
ai.-. i recently made vacant by the re-moval
m Lawrence Ramey who chang-ed
his place of residence to a house in
'in- Old Fellows' row.
ih.- funeral of George WMfoni
•i.k place on Sunday afternoon from
i residence, Mechanlcvllle, ami
irgely ail. nded by his many rcln-ind
friends The intermenl was
a the (lulf Cemetery,
i Paul, in.- three- months-old sou
in ll ami Kate Smith, died al
.-ins' residence, Merlon avenue,
lay. 'I'll.- funeral services will
". I., hi mi Wednesday afternoon, al
i o'clock, from his parents' residence.
i ne intermenl will be made in the
i.uif Cemetery,
MCKINLEYSURiiTOWIN.
on
II.
DEATH OK M MORLEY
Mi. ii ai Morley died on Friday
morning of pneumonia niter a short
Illness, ai his horn.' on North Kim
street.
Mi Morley was horn In Ireland slx-ty-
flve years ago ami came to America
a 1868. After arriving in America he
wenl io New Jersey where In- worked
mi various farms mil 11 the breaking
"in of the Civil War. when be enlisted
in the 28th Regl it, New Jersey Vol.
ami served through the entire war
with distinction, A Fredericksbiirg be
was wounded. Afer being discharged
from ih.. military hospital be again
was s.-ni io the from ami served with
distinction si the battle of Gettysburg,
M " lose of ih.- war, be was honor-ably
discharged and in ISf." name lo
Conshohocken where he resided until
- alh.
Mi. Morley has worked in ami about
Conshohocken until about eight vears
ago, when assisting In loading a boiler
i the Conshohocken Cinder Crusher
he sustained an injury of the hand
which necessitated the amputation of
Bin arm. Since then Mr. Morley
has lived retired,
ii. has always been a good citizen:
In politics in- was a Democrat but
m ver look any active part.
He is survived by a widow. The fa-
Bel ii was held yesterday morning and
High Mass was celebrated In si. Mat-thews
Church, the Intermenl being
ma.!.- in si. Matthew's New Cemetery
The pnll bearers all nephews of the
ceased were Michael ,1. Morley, las
Morley, Patrick Morley, Michael Mor-ley,
Anthony Morley and Thomas Mor-ley.
THOMPSON HELD FOR COURT
.lames Thompson who stabbed
i In s McNnmarn of this borough on
Saturday night, October uoth. and
Richard Vincent charged with being I been~ the work of weeks
an accessory were given a hearing yes-, es letters have i II s.-ni III represeo
AN ESTIMATE FROM WILLIAM
1IKNRY SHOWING THE STATES
THAT WILL GO FOR M-KIN
LEY
Philadelphia, Ocl -"•. n
lass than two months ago the out-look
for the re-election of President
William McKlnlej was exceeding!)
gloomy and the election of William
Jennings Bryan seemed an assured
fact. Mm high in the Republican pai
iy. fully cognisant ol the state of fi-ei
Ing throughout the United States
perturbed in mind ami did not hesitate
io express the nnesalneBs which they
fell as lo the reSUll of Ihe No\.|uh.-|-
-II. I'his . ..million of affall I u.i -
due to a number of circumstances.
Never has ,i president passed through
such a trying period as thai in which
I'?, si.1.-in McKlnley has been Ihi can
11al figures Aside from the wars in
which our country has bean Involved,
greal issues have been met affecting
..in- financial, commercial ami manu-facturing
Interests, A feeling of un-rest,
ever more cognisant among
Americans during prosperity than in
times of adversity, has pervaded the
country for s.-verai years post With
il dv.-ni. or rather revival, of Bryan
as a presidential candidate, the coun
try si fin.-.! to look upon him as the
prognltor of new Pleas which ii mighl
lie well lo experiment with. Thai he
was popular with ihe working cli
none unbiased will deny.
urn now all is changed. Bryan,
with a free tongue, has opened his
neari to the American people. The
sober minds have seriously studied
both si.i.-s. ami realising what n lec-tion
of Bryan would mean to a country
so great as ours, have become con-vinced
that although Mr. Bryan mighl
make an exceptionally bright Mayor of
a city, or possibly, a Governor of n
Stale, il would be wholly iinwisi in
pjace a man of his Ideas in the position
now h.l.l by President McKlnley,
The people of ail classes have begun
to realize that William McKlnley has
acted wisely. Judiciously, temperately
ami patriotically throughout his ad-ministration,
and fully deserves rec-ognition
as one of iim greatesl pr si
dents we have ev.-i had. lie is differ-ent
from Washington, ami in- eannol
be classed as a i.inroln. for he lias in. l
and acted with issues sueli as neither
of them have had occasion lo meet
McKlnley stands alone. Inn future hls-i.
ny will .-lass him among ihe great-est
rulers of bis age ami writers will
place him in the same category with
Washington, Lincoln ami Grant.
McKlnley will he re-elected on the
sixth of next month. Jusl as siir-sun
rims In the East and sets in the
West No power on earth can now dc
teal him. An avalanche is sweeping
our ihe country, sweeping every op-posing
force aside, and Ihe result will
be that Mr. Bryan will he a badly de-feated
candidate fur Ihe presidency.
These assertions are not made oil'
hami nor ui«in ihe strength of infor-mation
gleaned from biased or unre-liable
sources,
I will endeavor to prove by ex
facts and by Bgures carefully gathen I
from reliable sources thai McKlnley'a
election is certain. Their reliability
oi sin h a character as to mnke them
as fair and as conservative, if mil
more BO. than any oilier flgnrea given
In an ante' election estimate. The
work of gathering these Bgures baa
in many caa
GS INT R Mefil VTH
in Conshohocken,
I with the Ti- ■<!.
,,,; '' McGlather) la well ami favorably known
and bis vole here will he a lai -. on mnocl
""'" s v-'"k "f llM- ' ' •'■ > nni by his kindness and
1 ■"■",' mnnj mends ,-. i „,,,, working for in. nicceM op Tues
day.
aim ol in. m..in l : , ,,,l .,,,,| na| h„| r(HI,| h||8.
Inesstral g so that he should make in admirable representative. Those
who vote for M. McGlathery Indeed for the whole Republican ticket, will
make no mistake
Total,
Taking these two partisan i i
si. i,- IU. !... 3tati s only remain,
terday morning before Magistrate
Hej wood in Ihe station bouse.
lames Stewart, one of the witnesses
said that when annoyed by McNamarn.
Thompson warned him to keep off say-
Ing he would knife him if be didn't.
He also claimed that he could only use
a. hand. Vim eni who .sat beside him
said he bad two ready for use but that
was ihe only way that he figured In
fracas,
M igistrate Heywood beid Vincent to
await the result of M. Namara's Injur-es
l.ul as the latter Is on the road to
recovery, Vincent was discharged, in
default of one thousand dollars ball.
Thompson was sent lo jail where he
awaits a further hearing.
A WOMENS MEETING
Tin District Convention, No. 3, of
ihe the Women's Relief Corps, met in
ileorge Smith Post Hall, yesterday.
BJtghl corps were represented with 87
delegates and other members. The
session was opened with the usual
devotional exercise. An address of
welcome was made by Mrs. E. Stewart
and responded to by Mrs. Jnmes. the
president
The realistic work of the Women
Relief forps was then exemplified by
ilu- visilinj; corps, which look up most
of ihe morning session.
Dinner was served in the dining
com "f the hall and the convention
was Balled lo order al half-pasl two.
with routine buslncHs and an election
o officers for Ihe ensuing year. Mrs.
Stewart being made president, with
vice presidents Mrs Ringler, of Oxford
ind lira Vldenger, of itovborough.
A rising vole of thanks was given
ih. Corps. \::\. for their hospitality.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with palms and Hags and bunting.
I ■ -i T:i visited in ihe evening and
addresses were made by Commander
Rogers ami Past cm ander .1. c.
Jones and were i.Mpmiileil lo by sev-eral
ladies from Philadelphia
DEPARTMENT STORES
Many of our residents who obtain
eie.lil in ihe Philadelphia Department
sioies would shudder if they knew the
mirse taken by their creditors before
the goods are finally sent Besides
finding i.-.ii whai the weekly Income of
- a- h housi-hold is. they also inquire
Into ii"- habits and morals of the
prospective purchaser, Of course ii If
a very wise method to learn a person's
financial standing before giving cred-it,
l.ni ihe custom followed by lh.se
l-nlladelphla establishments is nothing
short of detestable. The degrei of
suspicion with which they look upon
credit . ustomers would arouse their
utmost Indignation were || known Bo
ii is w.-ii lo deal with our own Con-shohocken
merchants who know ail
al I us
lalives of both of Ihe are ll i
and in only one case—Wyoming haa
a letter failed to secure ihe informs
tion desired. The Information in Ibis
rase, however, was subsequently II
cured Horn a reliable source.
As a basis for starting the calcula-tion
or estimate proposed, n method
Whldi has not yel been used in the
many already published, is resorted
to. The given estimates as disclosed
by the leaders of III.- tWO pa i lies ale
taken, li is safe to assume thai neiih-er
will concede to his opponent that
which there Is n ghosl of a show of
obtaining. To gel the Btatea an
McKlnley we take the figures
out by the Democratic National Com-mittee
conceding them to 'be Repub-licans.
The best of tbese is the one
which ex-Governor Stone ami Con
gressman .lames n. Richardson, of the
Democratic National Committee, re
centiy gave out for publication, These
figures, ii inusi be remembered, were
intended not for political Beet, bnl for
purposes of Information to Democrats
and Republican! alikv- The •Malts
conceded to McKlnley, as well as the
electoral rotes of each, nre as foflowi
miisl be regarded i-: doubtful. Tin v
i .. ..
Colorado, i
Illinois :l
Indiana i:,
Kansas in
Kentucky I:;
Mai ■ land B
Nebraska. 8
Ohio 1
South Dakota, 1
Utah ... .:l
West Virginia, .. t
Wyoming, :i
la llo. k-
California .. .'.i
Connecticut ...8
Delaware . .1
Iowa 1.'.
Maine ..«
Massaebnsntls ' .
Michigan I .
Minnesota . a
N.-w Hampshire, . - ■ . 1
New- Jersey I-New
York
North Dakota ■ ;
Oregon
Pennsylvania :'
Rhode Island 1
Vermont .1
Washington .1
IS Isconsln
Total.
!::
.s.
on ii. • other sldi i number if
males - i-.e bee,, ^i . la \. !'. .1
.ellain 'ales . r ' I. 1 ! to Bi V. II
III one of these Joe M.iiil- W ho has
.barge of III ' < alu'ii-i ",n n -ll i iasl
g,,ivveeas !lbliyvnainl iInhiilr'liceee:a .-'i..: iie-ss.. naamme"ly> »,,„, ,,. ,„,,, „ „„, ,,,
Alnl'iiinn V,''".""? ' :v"J, "'::' i'l-nt's hem-Ill His plurali.
'■"'"■■ "■' Wl» ' "'I'1- s ""''.' '- "" ' in l-.'i; will I... increased ti
BISMARCK'S IRON NERVE
Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will nnd tremendous ener-not
found where Stomach. Liv-er
Kidneys and llnwels are out of or-der.
If you want these qualities and
I ne sue. ess they bring, use Dr. King's
New Life Pills. Only 2.1 cents nl all
drug stores.
Dr. Mason K. Moyer.D.nlisl liilslave.
Wouldn't II make you mnd when yon
found out that the hat you paid three
dollars for Is no better than the one
your friend bought of Tracey, the Hat-ter,
for two dollars? Wouldn't It Jar
you?
I
Carolina. I"en .-. Ti \ is. Virginia,
Montana and North farollna. We will,
hoWl ' . r, ll kl a mo . . neroilB . on.-.-s
sion reci ni.y made and give li I in
Idaho. Missouri ami Nebraska I'
will be remembered thai In IBSM Bryan
had a plurality Of 18, MM) in Idaho ami
.... 7:'.. In Missouri, and me in.li. ilimis
are Dial In- will again earn lie -•
Slates. This then, will give Hryati the
following:
Alabama II
\i kan IBS . . . .X
Florida I
Georgia IS
■Idaho
Louisiana ,8
Mississippi i
Montana :!
Missouri 17
Nevada. ,1
North CaroUaa n
Routh Carolina 9
Tennesee 12
Texas . . i.".
Virginia |]
The best method nf cleansing the
liver Is the use of the famous little
pills known as DeWltt'a Little Barly
Risers Easy to lake. Never gripe.
H. Maxwell Harry and W. K Supplcc
W. Conshohocken.
121
\'.'.- mn i Col - Into
consideration. Thli Stab In 1898
iiiyan a plurality of 134 792 over Mi
Klnley. Tblngi i i ... an I
■ of Bryan's BIIVI r frl
deserted him. He will, howi .■ i
n plurality oi al This will
cive Bryan foui more el cton
Illinois it e battle groin
' ■ in the Middle
W I It. publican factional
then «ill do greal lamage to Hel
I- ) 'a ; iurallty, and the Demi
utilised the n I - with
i M plur-
. will be n in- id
i" ."■ OOP i HI igh howevi r ti
1 : the
El '
18
ill .• :
U til
tora lo Mel otal. The I lemo
' '
Itate It i t I . on ■
:, II el tie* bill in Ihi
McKlnley,
ii. Kansas ilie ,. mlitimi ,.i .
\-. ill lie compl li lv 11 i*mii-i
i with 1890, when Bryan had a
plurality of 13.6011. Thla year Mi Kin
ley -.viii 'any th i,0 I and
thus gel r ii -.a allotted to
Kans is, llai i-.s.tn carried Kan-.
only B.87I pi iralltj in I
As usual Kentucky m having a ler-lif:
...in si In '•'■! M.Kinl.y earrl
i-l iii" i-- - only 281 plurality, tail
i -.1 twelve of the il ■
electors, one of the I lemoi i atli glee-
•ois being insen The Goebel law and
i onsld-iralili
effect The 1 IBI iy is
• !i ii1 il. hill i. ih ■ sup-who
voted ii will
cany Kentucky bj more than
linn al'i v.
The fa-1 thai s. nator Well I
in di ii i led the Republican parl
nvei :.. li .an -,v ill have bnl little
fie.-i unon ih- condition ol
i ■ -• I : in I i
li'i Vii'Klnli 'is plghl "i. ■
ltd
■
■ ... i i i . .,
'
''
' :' "»■ |l ■ - 1 ll'il 111 l.-'W
| ,in I.
■ Bryan's own SI b i
bun IJ D3S plurality in I }»6 H
'i j ii tin.- '""■ bj n thi
run i'. eight elecU)
i
the Ni hraska Legislature and I
le s.-ni to Waablpi ton ns a
ites s.-iiatm from his home State.
Ohio is unquestlonabl) Repti
and its twenty-three electors \<i\\ h<
I'm McKlnlej State pride and many
ih.
ni
to I"
South Dakota's four eli rtors will all
be for McKlnley Bryan carried 'his
State in 1898 by 183 plurality, bill ..ill
lose ibis iim. I.-.
I'lab has only Hue,, electors ami la
controlled entln I; bj the Woi mi a ele
in. nl in i .,i 118 in
for Bryan and Indications polnl
i ii' in Hi-van's majority thl -
' io |.-ss than 10
\\ i -i Virginia a hli •
^•' majority In 1898 will i1" i
■ii.-i thla ycni an I will i
li | h. r six electoral votes bj |
. :ly.
Wyoming, whlcl gavi H
: •; majority In ^w will
him thla year .-.ml the thn
isi their votes for HeKlnle
i II v. Mi h cai rli i' th
foui real .i n i thi
■an. State Coi i
on I funds to i any on a ■ ontesl \ - a
■ ol iii ■■ conditions Mi K
will bi . '
In all of the figures quoted to
he is credit, d with thi
on the Democratic and all othi i ol
iiiiins
Taking Into consideration all
la. Is and flglin
estimate of the general resull I
follows:
M. KINI.I'V.
: ;i
1 DtiCUl li
j |
Indiana |g
i :
|B
Maine (j
and
I'husetls [fj
Ml hlgan ||
Minnesota ;»
N 'i imp: hire 4
N' .• Ji .aey in
fork
North I Nikola ;]
'ihi.. ;»;.
on i
i mil SJ
llllOfle hdaiul .|
South Makola i
■III I
V I in: I..II
nia ,:
12
::
Total 281
BRYAN.
ma ||
Arkansas g
Colorado i
Florida 4
|;{
Idaho " ;j
KI ntm ky |8
Louisiana g
Ippl «i
17
Montana :i
■ ika x
1 ;:
'' 1 "linn ||
C ii'ililla .|
Tennese* 12
fex*» ...!!!«
2
nia 12
Total IGI!
Total number of electors 117
M - for a choice :':'i
McKlnley'a estimated majority,, ..108
Gain IVI 1- 1898 majority 10
Thl a i.ii. show ing chang-
■ s in pluralities In many States nnd
' h uming from one party to the
other, gives Mi Klnley ten more elec-in
he reeeiveil In 189(1.
While th.- wiit.-r is a Republican the
riven with the assur-
1 ii nn ■- ai-- neither given in a
biased or prejudiced vein or for polit-ical
effect They are given for the In-
1 a ni Recorder readers who
iiniii Democrats and Repub-
1'1. estimate has 1 n care
i- ■ i.n 1.1 and has no conned ion
. . 1 with any othei estimate
".huh has been punllshi 1
wi'.i 1 \.\i HENRY
: l-'REAK OF A BFT
11 ra llai ' :■ 1 -I n I'.i
'.1 :■ ' h ... s igen .1
! . ■ 'r the suh
. II
■ ' el "i..; i;;-'. mils' starl
l'i ni
eleel 1 .ml creep
'hi del] ' and Reading
. a :.i hand - mi knees, 1 n
rorrj Ign '.v or l- 1
I voted I- 1 M Kinb y
''mill lliution .a 1 1 illy n
' li'11 lip alia, he 1 to 1- ■
trlng will be iisi-il lo eal 1 >
'll ilu- 111 \ iimpp 1!
Ihe iln.i.p iiin.i then h 1
I - imall lioya of the! >« n
nl 'he 1 1 m rii IK tor and '■' 1
tiee| |f McKlnley is elected Buck
"ill have to perform the tin 01 -
a there promise to be some fun
for the public the day following Hi.
Nntlom
REALIZE AND ACT
Pi ople ai-.- not mini rand is i'h. \
'i tell whal niu - 1 "i 1 -han'.
nli be It
: HI liim In
his pi i.. a befoi ' . ii . v. s in a |. ...
rial 1. "I..,., he will I
when : ■ in.« much
ha - iir.l
'li ■ .. hohorken
I 1. v. -ii- el in
Will I .
iliul ; 1 :.- I \-
I M.E t'S TE! ■ IMON1.
I ll'i'i I ' ell -v. liv I I I I Cain
ham St., < mi.'in. SB) "I have tried
1 il everythti g thai i.1 used as a pre
- 1 - ni for hi adache, but noth
111 11 lillli h good as KrotiBi .
■ he Capsules. Others who have
used them say the same thing." Price
sold by 11. Maxwell Harry and .1.
Itufus llarr. West Conshohocken.
FOR I KM M.K COMPLAINTS
mil diseases arising from an Impure
of blood i.iehiy's Celery Nervi
• .impound is an Invaluable specific.
Sold by II. Maxwell Harry and .1.
Itufus Bnrr, Weal Conshohocken.
QUAY'S SPEECH
i'» s.n.it.11 Matthew Stanley Quay
red the In si speech he has de
during the campaign al PI nlxville
..11 Saturda) evening to a targe audl
1 in-. . An overflow meeting was held
"in oi ih, p| my Hotel, uther
• i" OOI Stum Nat al Ofll
' Jf 1 T. Mi 11. k, 1 1 Philadelphia,
' Ub 1 Joseph 11. Baldwin,
1 Ihi si. 1. ami others
in the . muse of in - sp. ". h Senator
Ouc week ag lay, In companj
with sinne gentlemen preeenl on ibis
nn. 1 went in Sklppack to tell
thai upright agricultural communlt}
whal I did not know about terming,
ami thence to Pottetown to witii
iblli HI :-:iiln ring there. Thi n 10
mild a gentleman as Profeaaoi
iter screamed as
followa ai a meeting of triends ol
- 11 1
"W. are nol here to plead the slatuti
..1 limitation; we are nol here to om
1 1 felon] \\ i- are nol here to claim
Mil.- as boss. s. p. complain of com-
. iuiaii .1. to apologise for our ex-
We have a right to ai t, i"
think ami to live, and we call upon you
to think and act with us ami i.. pm me
io their Innermost lair these wild
thai hai e been pn ring upon the
Stall."
The outburst is encouraging. Leav
11 the oiber haul names v.- an
here to meet you to-night, people of
rim nlxville, as a traveling menagerie.
; hi is Wild Beasl Btone, the Gover-
1 f your greal C monwi ill h
ibis is wild Beasl Stewart, your .lis
innnisiii-.i \.|jiiiani General of thi
Pennsylvania National '.Guard Thai
M Bee -1 St ha. iv.-r, the recoi der
- Ittdlclal oplnlona of ihe highest
court of 'in- Commonwealth. This is
Wild Boas) McBlree, a respected and
esteemed fellow-citisen of yours, ami
1 am "Wild I-. : 1 Quay. Wild Beasl
i-ikin y ■ distinguished Attorney
General, haa broken loos.- ami away,
ami is west of tin- Alleghenles aoi
"inn-, on this dark nlghl doubtless
sucking blood of ihe iiim ni "Friends
of ( ".nl 1 ;..\ 1 run a 111.
There, So. a.. Drdlng to Prol
the bunt is on. the "Good Q01 -
ernment" people have loosed their
dog inn thane particular "Wild
it.-asis" before you are nol exactly
taking to their lairs, in fact, thi
lave turned to hunl the hunters
sixth ni November,
The pretense thai the campaign of
the Poslonlsts is conducted In the la-ti
1 "si - ni good govei inin-iii is as false
: ite of
limitations in the trial al Philadelphia,
Which von all ri-iniinlier. It original
..I in the political miseries and per-sonal
malice of disappointed men for-merly
members "f the Republican pai
iy. The Democracy, hopeless of 1111-
aidi :i ad nit' rly forgetful of
ihe resulting demoralisation to iis or-ganisation,
look them to iis in.sum.
warmed their sickly vitality ami set
them to wmk in its vineyard.
1 have large charity for dlsappotnt-
».1 ambition, "The flesh will qnlver
when tin- pin.-.-is tear. 1'he blond
will follow whore tin- knife is driven,"
and the wounds bul half heal and
gangri ns .-"is in. Then the
blood is poisoned and the senses are
numbed, and to the victim all nature
seems changed. He looks al the worid
through smoked glasses, lie has evil
' 'alks iii his sleep, 1 lope
d.-i.-rred become hopiessness, He aa-
. a monkish austerity, announces
i.iiiiself as a man with a mission, puri-
1 in the crucible of adversity, with a
d given errand, to Inform the iiiHi-
II. 11. ihe evils from which they are
ignorantly suffering, ami lead them to
redress,
fear after year, in Instance after in-stall..-
this history repeats Itself. Un-derlying
Ih" present tempest is the
United siat.-s Senatorshlp
Pi nnsj ivanla in a whole centurj has
not lost a single dollar liy defalcation
of one o' her public olll.ials. The
united fortunes of all of the heads of
departments at Harrlsburg, from the
Governor down, added t<> the fortune
of our United staiis Senator ami my
own will nol in total equal one year's
Income of the merchant prime or the
traction magnate who an- tin- main-springs
of ihe fusion movement, the
greal teachers and treasurera of re-form
Tin- treasury of Penneylvanls
is not tiie great fiscal Institution re-formers
would ban- you believe. Ill
.1. i- our financial BVStem the annual
receipts of our Treasury are nol one-f.
inrth of the annual receipts of the
Treasury of the city of Philadelphia,
Tin y do mil more ihan equal tin- an-nual
receipts of the city of Pttteburg or
th.. .-I.HUM nf Allegheny. The money
is not held in Hie vaults of ll-irrisnurg.
bul di nosiii .I .1 11 irdlng in lav
ii-.ul 1 In slate, w li. 1.- Mi.
1 1 ilu- n •■ of it. union il
- ■ immonwealth n pilre
A ill.iliav.1'
p. nnaylvanla la honest. 1 ler ■
iri honi BI li'i' .ii- i 1!. : '. a 1
■ a.' . ■' all lll|. I :-ii .1 of si Hi
.,.,,-, .| , 1 .,,.| . .
in nnd th
,1 . : I nil,-.
', - , - ih
■ M 1 f I In- hist twenty liv-
1 ■ mini 1
11
hnvi ii "■■
: I ,-| ',
1 - - fpui I'
nd m- " ha1 <■ hi n .-''
II ll of paid lab '.- in " 1111 '
if Hi 1 ' ■ 'if 1 b -. 1 -a-
1 -I I' BI " I Btlllll ilmi" am:
be a nation am.: herai If. Oitl of hi ■
I : 1 '""Will.:
M piai in tin
Bel I 1
1 f • I"- unai I. I of 11 mill: 1
'i" II. .-!" 1 llllld Imil.l at h 1 o v n
s ilpynrda hoi ov n BUI V plal ■ hi r
■ hei .-'.'. :: -.11". i- planl
". "h Willis li ne: 11. 1 OS 11 :' in 1' H
" Ii ml .-. ml them out on the M
1 ■: -I . n her ll
Inite on 'll
[ nil fn i i-
! , in ■ I l'i : . i- III.I a
In : Mat i'-' n 'I
" a IWO Cf-1 ii -i|.|
1 ■ .1
h.>'. ■■ rni a 'l a In .' inu'iuit of 1
1.. exi "in' In -i -miii v -mil other
i In a contest, one of the
' 1 Mn- rnsi 1 11
1 1 f Ihe
s |o
Phlladi Inhln hai -■ a histoi v, la the
aim nl'' lie v will
bribe piously, They iiavi bribed pray-e
fully, v.,a can scarcely any them
1 i] Taki Ihelr mom y lav it care
fully out of reai h until aftei eli ctlon
Th. 11 there are laud ible chart! -
hand lo tip- use of Which il 1:111 be
usefully donated ami you can 'consider
Ihe propriety of mentioning IimJ|b.|itl-l
iy of Ihe donors.
ANTI QUAY MEETINGS
anti-Quay Republicans ol
gomerj county hold .1 ■
tin Grand Opera ilu
on Haturday < venlng, 1).
. mil. in . though ' ! ■ ■
IS In any ,
1 le.-ia 1 It.ii .
•| he a '■• tin
H
thi il
II. II l-'.-ll. -roll
Ki'icbcl, thn .- of thi 1 an lid
anti-Quay I.-1
The Bpcnken oi II
' larli Hi - 'ii,.-k-
'in 11 Maxwell of I 1 ■
in. .1 Bayard Henrj il PI I
1 . ■ 1
1 III till Sill
'
da] night In the North H d 1
- Walet 11 S Krii '
.1 North W
known thn
I.I . hail arm I I
.11 -..
Hon '
Public Snfi iv Phlladi
I!. I...V.-.-I-. 1
her Clark, Cm hoh 1 -
on the Indi i» nd
"i ': 1 Govrrmni nl 1
em and ihi
Messi Pettei olf, Krlebi I. .1 in
Sexton,
The i.i.v... Mi , |on 1 .
soi i.iiinii represi ntlng tl
Governmenl lantl Quay) tli
l.itiir. in Mom
held a n ting .11 Brj n M
renini 11 Herl
;.| < si.l. .1
Ih" I,, . nn.
live legislature
ton, ll. 11. Pettei
1."
1. ni...
THE CONSHOHOCKEN
PROPHET
PREDICTS
A DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
\ Democratic M
held ai Hotel Barrett Col
on .Monday evening, No
o'clock 1 h toll -ain
address the meeting E
M Baq Norristi wn; 1
Smith, Esq., candidate foi
Norrlstown; Jerry Deloney RJsq . .,r
pmt. I., ori 1 W v'. ai
Philadelphia; Dr. ci
Artsdalen, of \siii 1,,.
lobn A. Wentx candidate for in
grass, Kmt Washington.
DEATHS
GANNON In c.iishiiii.i : .
October 28, II Michael Gannon
The relatlvi ■ ami fi lendi ..1 thi
family, also Ihe m. mbera of thi
"i- MrEvoy Beneficial
Chestnnl llill. Philadelphia, nn
Holy Rosary So. lety of Bt. Matl
''hull h. Conshohocken, ar
fully iir. io d to attend the 1
Wednesday morning, al B o'cli
his late residence, Fourth
Wood strei t. ili^li Ma - ol Ri
it St Matthews Church, int. 1
ii si. Matthew's Cemetei y
SMITH On Ocober 29, K 1
infant son of John ll and K 1
an. .I 3 months.
The relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully ip, ||
tend the funeral, on W
noon, al 1 o'clock, Iron- his pa
residence, Merlon avenue v
ahohocken, Montgomery Count]
Intermenl al Gulf Cen I
HEWITT. Mary BHisabeth da 1
ler of Kphi-aini ami Mary T I!
aged nine months hied Mondaj Oc-tober
29. Funeral on Thursday morn
ing al 11 o'clock.
1 li-i- feller thai got ■ aronn iei-r
rounty oughl tar be man
■ ' i in manage hlmsell
♦
' anill.v : lluini; |M)y |H
In
polltlshun'd drop dead
■ a bard day's work ♦
'i hai thi 1 football pi
mat kli mii> kb ;, with tii. 1 mouth
♦
" thai builds castles
'." "" 1 no foundation
' ' luis a
" 'I'd Job, I.Ill li,. olwuz . ..nn s ..ill op
top.
go insane from
givin . very bod} -i,,.,- mind.
•
Thai a HI Increase In tho
"'■>■ act poii-
:i hlnw-in.
e
ttin that "skeer>
'I look.
♦
pBttSe in th. i- of
■ "al 'll ma- In ther price
ike s|f>\ 1 feel mate full.
.1011 COULDN'T ll >Vi: sninn IT
If he'd bad itching riles. They'n ■- 1
riidy annoj Ing bnl Buckli 1
Sain- will line l.,e worst .as. of Pill s
on earth. 11 has cured thoui
l-or Injuries. Pains or Bodily
lions it's tin- best salve iii the world,
trice LT.C a box, Cure guaranl I.
Subl by all drugglsls.
No other pliis mn equal Di "
Little Barly Risen for prompl
certainty and aflli
11. Maxwell Harry and W. B, Supplee
W. Conshohocken
Ism ss is now
beglnnln (er iiuivo a lltl
♦
M people kin
' ben y«j- nint
[oi no in-ill. j
Thai ilii-r feller that don't mend his
ways usually lias ter mend his clothes.
DAMAOUG EVIDENCE
1NST ALLEGED WIRE THIEF
Bali ai. the alleged wire
thlff. wim wi.,:,., ui-,.,1 nn Wednesday
Weal Spring Mill 1 '• Offlcei Daniel Hastings of this bor-
|"i' a hearing yesterday
fore Magistrate ilevwood.
need, be posed for a
plrtui
Onigguri William Neville testified
- - open ami noti-
!"' '' suited iii Friday's
1 C. Bevan, an employee of the
■ ml Atlantic Telephone Co
"nl" "n" he f nl four spans of wire
intlng 1 r.-ot or i«o
pounds vnluod at twenty cents per
sum,, nf the wire which was
; i-rippleil and broken off
Daniel Hastings said thai he
- i« Baldwin and another man stend-*
1"" 1 w 1my feet from where
the v. ii-.- was coi, He covered the
■ with ins revolver, hut his
companion escaped,
1 William ll.-iild who searched
■h" prisoner then produced the articles
found iipnii him. Among them was a
sleeve sllllilil I' III I he kind UBCll by
linesmen in Joining wli 1 . ■ her
In atsld 'inn he used the knife
ii wn,.,1,■„ handle, which
was found iiiiun. hirftrTTTr7*axlng and
■ 'i ere nf rutting Wire '
v it li ii ifii-rwiu-.ls.
\s Hi evlrienoe against him was
' -' ■ lio'i'i'ii'i' Magistrate
lleyi ...il hold iii,,, under one thous-md
dollan ball in defauu of which he
ni i" the Norrlstown jail to
awali 11 iii iii court
I
1 I-' "I is mi eczema of the scalp
i.'iiines. inn ii can be
cured. Hums Ointment, quick ami
"in in iis results \i any drug
i:ls
Read the RBC0RDBB. $1 n year.
POWDER, <
Absolutely Pcire
Makes light, flaky, delicious hot
biscuits, rolls, muffins and crusts.
Makes hot bread wholesome. These
are qualities peculiar to it alone.
I have found the Royal Baking Powder superior
to all others.-C. GORJU, late Chef, Delmonico's,
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ROYAL BAKING B0W0M CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW VOftK.
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