The Conshohocken Recorder, November 9, 1900

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CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., FRIDAY, NOYEMBEB 9, 1900. $1. Phlt YBAM
OME
\l»Pl£NINOS
OF THE FRIENDS AROUND US
THEU PLEASURES AND THEIR
WOES
Pool ball li neat lug an and.
Now gel road; tor Thanksgiving,
Hen oul of work should be ecarce.
Pour more yean of prosperity at
least
Many politicians are looking in
work.
Toys are alreadj ; ■ i > i •• ai Ing li
window
1 his ,\ i ither is profitable tor the oul
door trademi n.
i Mr skating lend i- getting ner-vous
for ire.
Van A Alex Is si III) K some up to
date i onfectlons
Man} B painful tool; ■ I by a
panelaas window,
Mince meal pie is non the popular
eandldate tor di
Don'l miss to-morrow's game if you
appreeiate championship football.
There has been an abundance of
i. i sold since Wednesday morning,
\\ <■ < ;m now look forward to four
more years of continuous prosperity.
Christmas Is now only n matter of
Says, so £smember thai every little
counts.
Another victory to be celebrated will
occur to-morrow when Conshy beats.
1 rankford.
Hi ran II la now said will become an
actor, if he's a good artlsl he onghl
10 draw wall.
If iiio lady who found 11 >»■ gold cuff
imiion -will call ni the Recorder office,
ii will i"' returned to her.
The union greatly Interfered with
the display of 1 lection returns on Tui t
day night. Btrange to say ii resem-bled
a huge silver dollar.
A supper, for the benefll of the organ
fimil of the Presbyterian Church will
1 wed si thi boon ' u. H.
Bati Pmirth avenue and Harry
on Tueadaj
AI Calvary Church on Bunday 1
ing s special choral service and
"Gounod's" snthem "Olory to thee n v
God Miis night," will be given I
choir under H. Ores 8ti
The Hook and Hartey's pine organ
for the Presbyterian Church is now in
1 in church and will be sel up 1 1
as near] carpenter work la com-pleted.
Prankford rooters 1 omlng up
to-morrow with lots of money to back
on their home team. Many of Consho-hocken'a
friends have also s quantity
to put up, HO lots of excitement is
promised.
Two employees al one of our largo
groceries created ■ little excitement
on Wednesday by settling their elec-tion
bet One had to « hi el the other
up in the far < nd of Payette Btreei and
return. The vli toi blew s horn nnd
seemed to enjoy the ride.
■The Girls we Like Bent" is •)■ - - title
of in Inti 1 ■ I ire to be given In
si. Mark's Lutheran Church next
Thursday evening, Dr. Hufford Is a Una
ki r. and his lecture has been high-ly
commended whi rover ho has
It We can assure the people of this
town 1 treat Old and young will he
i and benefltted.
A Church Sociable will be given al
the home 'if Mrs, John Enox, on Pay
atta streel Mrs evening for which n
small charge will be made for admis-sion
and al winch refreshments will
be -1 rvi d fn a. The spi 1 lal fun of the
evening will be the "Button Party."
All comers will be welcome. The pro
cecils will !»' devoted to the Oman
Viintl of the Presbyterian Church,
Patrick 1. Blanch, of North Elm
SIP at HI thin boro igh and Mis. r> lie
Man. of Philadelphia were married on
' iii loin 1 ::i b] thi Rei Father Conni II,
in st. Patrick's Church, Philadelphia
nniid the presence of B number of
guests. Miss M.nr was attired In
while silk 89 train with dm In
trimming. s'i" carried a beautiful
bunch of bride roses. Mr. 3. MaiTj
brother of the bride acted as best man.
The bridesmaid was Miss n. M, Blancb
■Ister of the groom, she was gowned
in I'oini He Spray, over satin and car-ried
n hunch of orange blossoms. A
reception followed in 11 venlng al
their newly furnished home in :hila
ilolphl.i. The happy couple were the
recipients of a number of beautiful
and useful presents,
The Spring Mill Republican Pioneer
Corp headed i>y Harry's Bextetti
painted the town red on Tuesday even
Ing after they had heard the returns
annesinclng thai McKlnley had again
oaptured the presidency. Besides the
hand ami the pioneers 11 large number
of young Republicans of the borough
fell into line, s large number of them
being masked. All kinds of suite were
displayed and the manner In which
the panniers lei loose their enthusiasm
wns very unpleasant to the sleeper's
cars anil especially Ihoso who did mil
enre to hear Hint the Republicans h I I
gained control, not however, the mid-nliihi
prowlers enjoyed themsert
the fullest extent ami the Plot
enrneil praise fur themselves for the
manner in which they executed their
mnnctivn s
Wl-.ST CONSHOHOCKEN
Qypj les 1 ampsd al the "sheep
days,
W ii 1 r A' Lambkin left yt
lor mini's Hall. Charles City County,
Virginia
ii is rumored thai a Young Men's
Republican ciuii will ic organised on
1 his side.
Tin- regular meeting of the Loyal
Temperance Legion will he held in the
EQbenexer Chapel to-morrow afternoon
at two O'clock.
II, P, Donnelly of the Mutson Ford
in another column advertises a
deslrabli tanemenl house for rent
Every thing pssstlfl off qultely at
the polls on Tuesday. The Republl-i
id all their own way and many
I ile Buccesaful candidate! ran far
nh< ad of their ticket
The Active Association of Gulf
Lodge, No. :■-:■. 1. o. (). E. will give
in entertainment in Odd Fellows' Hull
HI Saturday evening, November 24.
An excellent musical anil literary pro-gram
is being arranged for the occas-ion.
AI I he meeting of Town Council
II Wednesday evening there was no
Important business transacted other
'han thai of the regular roiintine. The
iiiisiness included the reading of the
minutes, .1 short dlseussion pertaining
in Hie enforcement of the borough or-dnances
ami ihe granting of orders to
the amount of |106.60.
Joseph Darrar, a young, energetic
<ml highly respected resident of this
borough, died al Hie Herman Hospit-al.
Philadelphia, al S.4B o'clock this
morning. Mr. Harrar's sickness dates
.1 period of only two weeks.
'In Wednesday he was admitted to Ihe
hospital where an operation was per-tormed
for obstruction of the bowels,
Which owing lo liis weak physical
• late was unable to endure. His death
will come as a severe blow to his many
friends and .1. sxlatse. He wus IH>PU-lar
With all who knew him and his
for athletic sports were known to
ill who were acquainted with him and
In- was noi a shining mark in
1 ii is well known he was
. • lsed in 111.my branches, his fav-
,iii amusement being bag punching
11,1 boxing, lie bad. also, bright prOB-for
a Successful future in tho
-s win 1,1. and was the Junior
■a. mber of the Arm of G. .1. Darrar *
Bra, who are doing a nourishing re-ail
shoe business a' M Payette Street,
'onshohiicki n. Mr. Harrar was a
neinber of the Y. M. A. A. of Consho-bocken
and always took an active part
n the execution of nearly all of its af-
He was iwenix;oiie rears, of
nd resided with his mother on
Dullock avenue from where the fn-
1 1.1I will be held.
A NEW TEACHER
PROMOTIONS MADE AND A TEACH-ER
ELECTED BY THE SCHOOL
BOARD
PROF. SURETTE'S LECTURK
Mam people worry 1 .'use thi v i"
lleve they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are ail
right but lb, ir stomachs are unable to
digest fin,,!. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di-gests
what you eat and prevents the
formajtlon of gas which makes tie'
stomach press against the heart, it
wi.l r\n'>' every form of indigestion.
II. Maxwell Harry and W. B Sup
plee. West OVmshnhockcn.
Dr. Mason K. Moyer. Dentist Hi I si n,
The University Extension lecture
'sal evening was on Mozart.
Mn/art s music, by its faultless pro-mt
Ions, elegance, and purity of
bought as well as by Its clearness of
otprcnslon, stands pre-eminent as a
lodel of what we call Classic. It Is
1 god like in its beautyandseren-
Ity; full of manly courage, orave-
I. without a tinge 01 that unrest
ind yearning after the unattainable
rhlch is so charai erislle of modern
Untie.
Motari had keen dramatic instinct,
'in ii was bound within certain confln-
I The music wns the thing; it was
'0 any great extent snerifleed to
Iramatlc consistency yet in the statue
tcene in "lion Giovanni'1 there Is true
Iramatlc feeling splendidly expressed.
After Ihe lecture was finished Prof.
oinlli spoke about ten niinul about
the good work that Is being il me In
lOStOti by Ihe Twentieth Centui yClub.
Iii- latter is a club organized to help
municipal Improvements, have free
lectures and in other ways to assist In
refining Ihe people and in assisting the
.1001. He also told of the lyceum at
Concord, ami believed that these lec-tures
glvei every winter was of great
'"in in io ihe community.
Rev. J. I'. Sbeppard and Hev. Her-bert
Cook both spoke of the great bon-lit
to a community of a club similar to
the Twentieth Century nnd indicated
thai an effort would be made to or-
1111/' such a club here.
NORRISTOWN OPERA HOUSE
The coming attractions are as fol-low
s:
November 9.
Unclfl .lush Spriliehy
November 12.
Bnrke's Select Vaudeville Co.
November 1 I.
Kai/eiijammer Kids.
November 16.
Hob Pitssimmons Co.
WHEN YOU GET \ HEADACHE
don't wasle a minute but go to your
isl and get a box of Kmuse's
Headache Capsules. They will prevent
pain even though your skull were
cracked. Tiny are harmless, too. Read
I In guarantee. Price 25c.
FOH I'KMAI.E COMPLAINTS
and diseases arising from an impure
siale of blood I.ichty's Celery Nerve
' ompoiind Is an Invaluable spcrtfle.
Sold by II. Mnxwell Harry and J.
Ilufns lla-r, West Conshohocken.
No mailer how long you have had
ihe cough; if it hasn't already devel-oped
Into consumption. Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Byrup will cure it.
Hundreds of lives saved every year
by having Dr. Thomas' Bclectrie Oil
in the house just when It Is needed
Cures croup, heals, burns, ruts,wounds
of every sort
Balance on hand $14!is.27
DeWltfa witch Hazel Salve wit?
quickly heal the worst burnsand scalds
ami not have :1 scar. It can be appli-ed
to cuts and raw surfaces with
prompt and soothing effect. Use It for
pnes end skin diseases. Beware of
worthless counterfeits.
H. Maxwell Harry and W. R. Sup-ple,
West Conshohorken.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
Harry's big yellow Chrysanthemums
are ihe official foot ball colors. Free
exhibition of cut blixims and polled
plants at 115 Fnyetto street. tf.
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Hcarness Is caused by an Inflamed con-dition
of the mucous lining of the Eus-lachlan
lube. When this tube Is In-flamed
you havo a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when It Is en-tirely
closed, deafness Is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out nnd this tube restored to Its
normal condition, bearing will be des-troyed
forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh which Is noth-ing
but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any ease of Deafness (caused by
catarrh I that cannot he cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars
free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills arc the best.
An impressive lesson in parllmonia-ry
law was given to the Conshohoi ken
School Hoard by President George M.
Stlh s at the meeting on Wednesday
i veiling.
It was nil aliout the election of a
teacher. Four teachers were promoted
and another sleeted, before the major-ity
of the Hoard knew it; and all ef-forts
to undo the work w ere unsuccess-ful.
The denth of Miss Itockhill made a
vacancy, and the Teachers and 'I ext
Hooks Committee made a report to the
Board advocating the election of Miss
Amanda Sliiigluff as a substitute to
teach in Miss Uockhill's room until
next Juno; all the present teachers to
plain their rooms until that date
when promotions were to be made and
a teacher elected for the primary room.
These recommendations were made as
the committee thought It would de-moralise
the teaching to make changes
'ii the middle of the term. This report
was signed by President Oeorge M.
Stiles John P. Bowker and William
i 'leaver.
Mr. Jones who Is a member of the
committee, would not sign the report,
lie believed In making the promotions
Immediately, and made a verbal re-port
advocating the promotion of Miss
Calne to the vacancy In Miss Uock-hill's
room; the promotion of Miss
Matthews to Miss Calne's room; the
promotion of Miss Steelo to Miss Mat-thew's
room: Miss O'Neil to Miss
SI. i Is room anil the election of Miss
Sllngluff to Miss O'Neill's room.
The President stated the two re-ports
wore before the Hoard, and
SSked what shall l>o done with Hum?
Mr. Lindsay moved that the report
of the majority of the committee be
adopted, It failed of a seconder nnd
was dropped.
Mr. Smith moved that the minority
report be adopted. This was done
ilu re being practically no objection
to the motion.
After the report was adopted Mr.
i'leaver arose to bis feet and said as
he understood the motion, there was
nothing to lie done now but the elec-tion
of a substitute teacher, that is If
Ihe Board wanted any more substi-tutes.
The chair decided that Mr. Cleaver
was right.
This raised a storm of opposition
A number of the members did notknow
ilia I I lie HOoniioH of the rrport rlwtpit
a teacher and made the promotions.
Mr. Lsey made a written objection to
the ruling, and Ihe chair placed It be-fore
the Hoard, a vote lesulted in a
tie, and the chair decided that the ob-jection
was not sustained.
Mr. Collins still persisted In his ob-jection
nnd President Stiles said fiat
he would entertain another objection
and vote on it. This was done and
again lost.
The petition of the pupils of the
High School for a change In the hi.urs
of teaching to make it a continuous
session from nine to two o'clock was
debated and defeated, Messrs. Lind-say.
Ilowker. Stiles anil Jones voting
in Its favor.
The Superintendent reported 128 pu-pils
on tho roll and an average at-tendance
of 547.
Orders for the following amounts
were granted:
Partridge & Richardson $o.9R
\V. S. Harry, flowers Jr..on
John Ellis, sundries $9.74
H. M. Harry. Estate 2.47
Recorder Publishing Company... .$7 25
\V. J. Keys, lumber ff.,97
Rural Laundry $2.43
')as Light Company $11.95
Slectrlc Light $3.20
I. P. Boogar 13.58
Wm. Wright $2.05
H. Nnss »r> 00
0. II. Thwaite g| -tr,
W. T. Bate A Son ilt!».:i7
J. H. I .a mils $10 00
W. H. Orevenyer & Co $37.50
(Jueen & Co $10,211
The treasurer's monthly report was
read as follows:
Halanre on hand $100::.Of.
Outside tuition $ 9.00
State appropriation $1021.93
85085.88
Orders paid to date $1537.72
i^ei ism, HSB. sy CTISH A. onr.
PRESIDENT M'KIBLEY.
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Har..enbergh, m 161 Ml H 185 Ml 210 lit 19 237 14? 118 165
CONUItBSSMAN
Urow, at 161 HI M UK 881 213 114 19 237 151 120 165
Foi-rderer, m Ml 2 11 N IM, BU 211 111 II 237 Hi 119 163
RBP. IN CON.
Wane r. in Mi Ml M 1'." s::i ioe 115 18 888 148 nr, 163
.S8EMBT.Y,
Barker, 1115116; 2H 1 901174 7s m 215 110 14 235 107 N 161
HeHaven, iii 162 3 11 sv 181 174 108 14 226 101 94 188
Haliieman, II:. L61 21, 89 178 m 175 109 14 -.''A 107 94 166
BtcGtathery, 115 i :.: 223 88 17" 751 178 108 14 225 1117 94 170
Mnrphey. 117 161 Mi 89 181 7',i3 174 109 14 277 107 94 167
PitOTHON.
Ilruoke, i2fjir>( Ml 1 8! 181 7!i' i.08 113 18 233 181 110 163
1)1 It. Or' POOR.
Klndlg, 184 156 241 89 ISO 790 206 111 18 233 131 111 163
ll'KY COM.
\\ alters, 124 Mb -11 89 18(1 790 208 112 18 233 131 III 163
IIKMOCKATIf
Bryan, 121 96 93 101 72 483 73 90 81 173 80 64 62
AllD. GBN.
Meek. 123 97 94 M 76 485 74 84 77 176 86 66 59
UlNGKKSSMAN
Grim. 13" 99 93 M 75 488 75 86 77 172 82 66 59
Bdwards. 120 !I,S |i:i 93 74 178 72 86 77 174 85 66 59
UK P. IN CON.
Van Arlsdalen, 13" 97 93 M 68 474 XII 83 77 176 X- 68 57
A88BMBLY,
Delaney, 121 89 TT 89 66 118 52 107 77 173 77 65 61
rlerah, 121 '.in 78 90 61 137 13 87 77 172 83 65 49
l.arzi lere. 123 HO 74 90 64 111 71 85 77 174 84 66 49
Itosenberry 122 Illl UN ■la ,1 492 69 84 77 177 82 65 49
Smith. 121 88 76 SK .11 430 75 87 77 173 Sll 65 48
I'ltOTHON.
Albright. 122 1"2 H2 IO0 74 184 74 86 77 176 90 67 Iff
Dllt. 1)1-' POOH,
Swing, 122 ltd M LOO 71 I'.n 74 86 77 176 89 67 59
LTtY COM.
llemlricks. 122 mi 93 M 77, hM 76 86 77 176 87 67 59
rIONBBT c.OV.
Sexton, It 13 H i 22 S3 30 9 6 12 tl 29 13
Petterolf, IV 13 U i a S3 30 8 6 11 53 29 18
Krieble, 16 11 2.-, i in 7.-, 30 8 6 11 47 29 12
Miller. It II 2., i 21 n 28 8 6 11 47 29 11
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2., i 18 71 27 6 6 10 411 28 12
I Prohibition rote In First War I.
7, Prohibition votes in Third Waul.
1 Prohibition vote In Fourth Ward.
4 Prohibition votea In Fifth Ward.
VOTE IN THB COUNTY
A count of the vole iin Presldentand
Vice President in Montgomery county
shows that the McKlnley and Roose-vi
ii Blectora received 17,117 rotes and
the Bryan and Stevenson 101,, t,,is II
210. The Republican majority is there
i887.
The following are the totals fur ,\s-
Se|||l»l\ mi n:
Republican
l,arli"r 12.177
DeHaven |J608
Eialdeman, u 135
McQlathery i::::,:;
Murphey Ui4M
Democratic
Deisney M m
"ll'sh 11 188
''■"z"'"'" 11,858
Rosenberry 11 jo]
.Smith
Honest Oovernment
.10.90.1
Bexton Ills
FWterolf ,,;,,,
Krieble .12.711
"••'"• 4033
3933
Itosenberry has cause lor congratu-lations
on bis von. in Conshohorken.
He bads the Democratic assembly
ticket by 50 votes.
THE RKSDLTS IN 1896.
States, |M'Kinley. | Iryan.
|elec.| Pop. |elec | Pop.
| vot. | Plu. | vot 1 Pill
Alabama 1 1 11 7.7,7,71
Arkansas 81 8 72,891
California I 1 8 2,797 1
Colorado 4 13I.SS2
Conn i 8 :..:.-, 1.-,
Delaware J 3 3,63(1
Florida. ■ 4 21,448
Georgia, la 13 84,141
Idaho : 3 lli.Slis
Illinois. 21 24 112,I9S
Indiana. U 15 18,181
Iowa.... 13 13 68,668
Kansas. 10 10 12,269
Kentuc'y If 12 281 1
Louisiana 8 8 66J8I
Maine... u 6 45,777
Maryland j 8 32,221
Mass 15 16 17,3,21,:.
Mich II 14 56,868
Minne 9 8 53,875
Mies B 9 58,729
Missouri 17 17
Montana. 3 3 88,048
Nebraska 8 8 18,676
Nevada . 8 6,439
N. Ilamp. 1 1 3.7.79 1
N. J lo in 87,692
N. York. M 36 888,168
N. Car.. II 11 i:i 246
N. Oal 3 6,848
Ohio... 2.3 23 17.197
Oregon . | *' 2.117
Peon..., 32 32 29.1.H72
Rhode Is. i 1 88,878
S. Car.... 9 a 19,617
B. Dakota i i 183
1 • M tl 12 12 17,486
.1 M
lab .3
IS
':t
2(12.911
.71,033
Vermont. I 4 10.1911
Virginia 18 12 19.841
Wash.... 1 4 18,488
W. Vlr... 6 6 M.IS7
.Vis 12 12 103,618
Wyoming 3 3 683
Total.. 4471 271 1,568,3 II! 176| 966,844
FOOT BALL
The lion,, stead team which wrote to
Manager O'Byrne for s gam. with the
locals when they come to Philadelphia
mis season, on Tuesday defeated the
1,111 »ne A. c. of Piiisiiuiv, ,i the 1st-
" i Place b) the -, ore of 10 to 8. The
i ' one of the prettiest ami
mool Interesting thai baa been played
in Plttsburg tiii:. season. These two
teams are about the best in the State
and an- composed ol sx College phvy
"is. Qelbert, who s few •
played in ibis ougfa with the Nor-ristown
team which administered the
only defeat to the locals thai yesa
played end on the Duqai. ne tea
i large number of Princeton, rale,
University of Pennsylvania and other
iasl years college leuins played on Ihe
Homestead.
That much talked of Prankford Ham
maki their appearance In ibis
lorongh to-morrow afternoon to again
indertake to drive the harpoon Into
''"' locals, A i, ,v weeks ago this bsun
■ ""■'| to do what ither team
which the locals lane played ibissea-
"'" able (0 do but they look Ihe
•'""' ; ' ' ii" would-be cham-pions
and went down to defeal in ,,
•veil played game to tho tune of 16 to
o. 'ibis defeat, however, has nmde
them more determined than before to
lake a drubbing oul of Cooshohooken
»nd ail of th,.ir mass plays which they
have been practicing since that lime
will be brought into action In their
doubled effort to get sweet revenge.
The Prankford team will nndoubted-accompanled
by ■ large crowd of
rooters who have as much faith In
their team as the local followers have
in Conshohocken, and who win come
prepared to uphold their end
uih anybody when it comes to bet-ting.
In the former game considerable
' banged bands bin this has not
Discouraged the Prankford population
who will conic here expecting to see
their team win and they will not be
ifrald to place money on it. Hut how-iver,
the game will be one for blood
■mil it should not b isse.i by any
lover of the Sport as il pi lass to be
al thing;
THE CONSHOHOCKEN
PROPHET
PREDICTS
BASKET BALL
PLYMOUTH BAST DISTRICT
President, McKlnley, it.. 108; Bryan,
n.. 7:i. Auditor General, BL li. Hats
denbergh, K.. 98; P. Cray Meek, !).. in.
Iteiiroseniiitlvc-.'ii-Uirge |„ Congress.
Calusha A. Crow. !{.. In]: |[. |). |.-(ll.,|.
irer, u.. 100; Harry B. Grim, D., 76;
Nli iioias It. Ddwards, D., 76. it, pre-
' II Itive in Congress. I. p, Wane.er. |(.
N; I'lni topher ITanArtBdalen, I).. 77.
Representative In General assembly,
Thus. II, Barker, It.. 77; Wm. Del i.iv
"li. K.. 78; I. H. Hableman. It.. 7s- i;
It. McGlathl iy. It.. 80; \V. II. Murphy.
It., 70; J. W. Delaney. II.. 7S: .1. i;
Hersb. li.. 77. John l.ar/.eletv. |).. 7J;
W, II. Itosenberry. I).. 7.7: Tlimnas V.
Smith, li.. 77; Jason Sexton, II. c. il;
H. I'etterolf. ||. t;.. 84; J. Krieble. II.
'". -'": A. H. Miller. ||. (;.. 80; P. I..
Jones, II. c. n Prothonotary J,
Milton Brooke, it.. 88; Titus Albright,
D.. 78. Director Of tin Poor. J. H.
Klndlg, it.. ss: A. s. Bwlng, n.. 78.
Jury Coinnilssioner. K W Wallers. |[ .
886; .1. U. Itendriiks. I)„ 77.
WIRK THIEVES MARK
ANOTHER HAUL
ii tweeu the hours of two and five
O'clock this morning thieves stole
about live hundred feet of f I win
from tbeChestniii Hill and Norristowu
Railway. The wire was ent all the
way from Plymouth Meeting to the
Trenton eut-off. The culprits an evi-dently
the same who have I n opera-ling
all through the Bchuylkill Valley,
Manager lloeger of the Trolley Com-pany
notified oncer Holland this
morning thai a reward of live hund-
The v. M. \. A. win pb,y Roxhor-n
w issaiii. kon on Baturday, No
■ember 1". They will also play hero
HI Basket Hall Mall when the houu
team is visiting.
To-morrow evening another great
'iiiaiiion ai ih. Basket Ball Hall
when the Quaker City team will make
i heir appearance. Ibis team aaSjds no
recommendation to the people of this
gh as Ihej have played here time
imi lime again and they ban always
■i\in ,i good aecoiini of themselves.
The local leiini has been practicing
bard for ibis gams as the) know they
will have no easy proposition and they
are In g l condition to play the
game of theli life. The Conshohocken
team is going Into the game this year
to do anything thai comes their way
and will try their hardest to .any the
hamplonahlp honors to this borough
it the end of the BBBBDU. Of course
the] got defeated Iasl Saturday night
but that defeat was ovi usable and is
no reason why Ihe people of our lown
should not patronise them as they
played the hardest game they were
capable of putting up tor so early In
the season. The hall should be erowil-
. ii • pry nighl thai then is i game
played lure by the locale as there is
nothing more discouraging to the
players who are working to uphold the
i orOUgh's name In sports, than to have
i slim attendance. Thli game to-mor-
■ ow i M nlng will b, on - thai will gtvi
Lhe | al rons of Ihe game I heir moi I y's
worth an I turn oul an i glvi the home
i some encouragement that they
will feel that their efforts are not go-ing
for naught
Better times than ever ;rni cheap
watches
♦
That Bsh make yer smart cause ther
swim in schools.
♦
That courtln orfln emw in court af-ieller'
8 caught.
♦
TIUM the best way bar make ends
noai is ter eat sheep's tongues and
pig tails.
♦-
I hat the hard drinker orfln gits a
oil head.
♦
That ther man that don't shine in
lusiety alwuz cast* unpleasant reflec-sntins
on others.
♦
That an ugly dlspersishun spoils a.
pretty girl.
♦
That the girl that poses fer an artist
lends a model life.
♦
That its all right ter give a tramp
ther cold shoulder—providln ther's
ham on It.
♦•
That many a lajwyer that goes be-hind
the bar 'd make make a good bar
tender.
♦
That ther feller that's got money to
burn gits left in ther cold when ther
smoke clears away.
♦
That a girl kin eat a rabbit without
-■iitin hare on her teeth.
♦
That a feller has ter swaller more
ban be wants after he glte married.
V
SCARCITY OF II0MRS
:. , i > day there is a demand for a
bouse in Conshohocken from the out-lying
districts. People want to come
ben- and live but cannot do so on ac-count
« f lack of accommodations.
An Increase In the number of homes
moans an Increase In the general stand-ing
' '■ ih" borough. Thi n is ample
spare for the erection of many more
B mi If eri i ted they would not
remain long unoccupied, i.'i tome
one press the button In this direction
and slari a building boom, liins mak-ing
it possible for those who want
- oi their own to get them right
in ii nshobocken.
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THE PARK THEATRE
The Park Theatre opens on .Monday
' venlng, in an entirely new garb, with
inw amusement, ami an entirely new.
and popular policy.
The house since last season has been
renovated, and redecorated from pit bo
dome, and :s now without a single ex-reptlon,
one of the most attractive and
handsomest theatres in Philadelphia.
Manager WIrdllnger on Monday even-ing
the 12th inst. Inauguaratea the
new house as a first class family thea-tre,
to play only the leading attrac-tions,
at which a popular scale of pri-ces
will be adopted, and It will be i an
of the features of this popular play
house, that Irrespective of the attrae-tion
lhe prices wlHHWYer bo changed/,
but will run from 15 cents tin, ci......
for the gallery to 25, 35, 50, and 75
cents, and a few seats at 81.00.
This Alls a long felt want In the
amusement lino In Philadelphia, as
never before of all the places of on-leriainment
nnd amusement In Phila-delphia,
lias such a theatre been prac-ticable.
The opening attraction at the Park,
is Jas. Wallack's elaborate, pastoral
spectacle, "The Dairy Pann," from tho
en of Eleanor Merron.
The play Is of the Way Down Bast-lid
Homestead Class, but Is pro-lounced
by our most eminent critics.
.aJ lhe clergy, to be better than either.
i he production, and company render-ing
this play are identically the same
s played It at the Chestnut Street
Ipera House. Just prior to the opening
oi Ben liur.
lhe "Girl from Maxim's" that lively
farce, and The Broadway Theatre
Opera Co., in The Highwayman, fol-low
'The Dairy Farm." The latter is
ine Thanksgiving attraction at the
Park, and Is the only musical attrac-tion
In Philadelphia that week. Seats
in be secured two weeks In advance,
for any attraction to be seen at that
theatre. Remember the prices, they
never change.
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