The Conshohocken Recorder, September 21, 1900

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NO. L962 CON'SIIOHOCKKA, PA., FUIDAY SEPTEMBER 31, 19<M>. $1. PER fESAK 11OME
APPENINdS
OF THE l MINUS AROUND US
THEIR I'l.KASUKKS AND THRU
WOKS
I warmer
..i ! rei etormcr.
Ml I'lli'lles .loli.-s Of I I
i barking In the bakery business,
■:"> •■ the clear dealer, trill
football i arda tor the 29U>.
i<;i■ ■ >ii K. shaner, Dmnoorai County
Chairman waa hare on Tueadaj
1 ■•"' 1 hompaon of Norrlatown la
rialtiaa. Chart, i I:I.IJ. r ol Pom
oua.
I. P. Boo ii n "ii n.'.i en \\; ,h
ficnn a •'■>v pleasant thr< e da
in Maryland.
lip Builer family h d from
He. tor sum to Bprlng M I i ennjeand
Walnut street
Pedt Ii candy la thoroughly enjoy-
I ■ eta. Increased pat-la
the tale
Woi i "i Washington who
nave b ip< riding u o lummei here,
n turned home to da]
Mrs. Kllanbeth Hatry lias an
din.,
ilini she wishes to rant
Prank Collins baa returned from
\ with II fllllli ol
ii the runnj Booth.
An Ice cream and fruit festival will
be held at the home of Mary Jane
Drummond to nun row evening.
The Surgical Woi ka have now Bnlsb
■ '1 thi Ii .-MM in II- ■ II t order and have
laid nfr a number of extra hnnda,
Pbe a ibjecl of the sermon In th Bap-i
urch on sun.i,iv bight will be
ii- from : rtoo Calam-ity."
.ii hn McRrath who hai lati I] Btarted
in the hui kater buatnen la no*
ln| i n mi Bprlng Mill ai i nue
near Apple.
in a i'li n pole and lit" DOV
la R common thing but to see a man
with a string of fish would Jar the
pet rtle of this borough.
Bel I-' Webster found a bunch of
keya on Many street on Wednesday
tnornlng. The Under can have them by
appl) in'-' i ' Mr, Wi i
ill- dramatic compemy has threat! n
••ii in give a performance Bhot I
n ward is <»IT- red for tome who can
dli cover one ol its members,
The I adlea qf Qolden Bagi will give
.1 '• in' and social In P, O. s. of A
Kail .HI Friday evening, October Beth.
Music by Prof. Barrett's orchestra.
Mlas Bthel Blgsbee, dsoghter of Cap-tain
Bigabee of the Onited States Navy
was visiting tbc Misses Wood of Wash-ington,
who were spending the summer
In re.
\ semblyman Wellington Kosenhei
iy.nf l.ansilnl" who is re-nominnted for
\siemblyntan. lias a great many frl ndf
in ihis borough anil all Hie ileloant.es
Ii. re I'.IVI..' Iiis renoininntlon.
. . evening llir "Huhli'-r Neck De-ll"
will lie conferred on all appli-cant,
by the Villa Rehi'knh I.odire. No.*]
82, ii being the anniversary of the la.'
afltutlon nf the Rcbekah Degree in thi
I. o. o. P. "
Mi JbhnWood, Jr., wive a eorol
parly :if her home lliis morning; in hon-or
of Mra. Smith of New York. Mrs
s'miiii Is thi ilsti i of Mrs 11' i lull i
* '■ - ! and is visiting at the i
Church Ret tot)
The following have i n appointed
a domjtnltti i " ioll< it subscriptions
for the I'II I.', i lian church of i!
ought Mis -Ui'm Ku,,\ Miss l.nvliiia
Crawford, Miss Marj McParland, Miss
MH v Calms, Miss EJMa Magee, Miss
Fannie Robtflott, Mrs. N. Ronan, Mis.
Milton N'ns.-. Mi s. .!. I". Bhappard,
after an ilim i raJ months
Mi- David Jayne Bullock, 17S5 Pine
-•i mi Philadelphia died at Beach
Haven on WadnaadaV. Mrs, Bullock
waa a member of the Society of Coin
ninl Dailies. She leavi - ;i husband and
three children—David .1 Bullock, Jr.,
Bdw«rd s Bullock and Arthur Bollock.
David Jayne Bullock is a son of the
Buttock of this boron rti
A number of our resilient' |
the i'. n Wawr Horaa show yesterday,
The Woi Mlasnnary Circle or th"
Baptlal church have arranged (Or
Mia i "Miv in. '••in;' in I"- bi Id in the
church on Sunday morning at the usual
hour for morning servlo Then ting
will be addreaaod by Mis. Bishop, a
a missionary from Ohgtanoga, Ten.
Her talk will be chiefly uhonl the work
among Hie colored people nf thai pi n i
Being 'ii active, live missionary her
description of the plaoe am
ling and I" I llu a very ;il. as-
■i'ii speaker her address will bi
nuirli enjoyed by all who have th.
siiri tO hear her. A cordial in
ndi d to ovary one to !"■ pi
The following is I lint uf the UK-MI
i the Washington Hose Company
who will go on the pleaarare trip toNia
gars Palls "ii Sunday Cn i I
Miles si. mple, who will a.'
President Qustave A, Bnmmera Secre-tary
Harry Murray and Treaaurer
Thomas Murray, Llewllyn Joniea
il McCart r. David Maaon, John
Bailey, Charles Perrler (M* ard Btotl
J.din \. ii. Jt. William ii. Horn.Thom-
''•, - pie, William
Hi - Harry Wllllan s, Chart, s
Hn." rd, i.. r Piaraon, John Carr, Wil-liam
ii Jones, John Bnnlap, Walter W.
Morris Thom Pi fries Sol. p, .l.af-l.
Tiv. Joseph* \l. \iidoi. loll II W, Mor-gan,
Jjunas.C. Bocdh.C. B. Hippie, Wm.
Dii rion.
'■ developed, prlnti d and
ted al i Maxwell Harry' when
you bity thoa Brownie Cameras
: be I-1 onom) Clothing House, corner
1 ' Payetti and Hector itreeta will he
"ii Monday until ii p, in.
Ing 01 the 124th Regi-
'- soi latoo waa bald ihis >. ar al
intlolam, uing ovei the i oute the reg-imenl
went In going into thai battle,
atlon l< n Philadelphia on
Saturday and arrived bon n Monday
on of Manayunk ami
Ml I Ion a. - l'o\. oi ihis I.,
ini led ai the home of tho brlde'a
parents on Fourth avenue bj Rev, B,
Mi thodlal Church on
\ n ptlOU and
banqtii i followed the can my Mr,
snd Mi- Button a ill reatde in Mana-
Bprlng Mill Hand
will open In Waahlta HalL on Sat-
O tobai IS, and conlln-two
weeks. The following or-ganlsationa
have aipreaaed a wllllng-nd
will aaalsl In making it a
i.i'd ihi. following is the
I tables i has far assigned:
Table No I,- Odd Fellows, Daughters
"i Rebecca an.; United Americana, with
fi hn s. Qrauel In chat
Tabli No. 2. Knights and Ladies of
the IGoden Eagle and the Brotherhood
of i!i" iinion, aIIh Qeorge Jonaa In
Table No. ■'. Washington and Qeorge
Clay Fire Companies, Poal 79,0. A. U..
i i ii urn corps, with il . Krlebel In
Table No. I.—Coaahohockan Cornel
Band, Poreeters of Unertea, and
:i ii Harry Knlp In
NIL ■".. Improved Order of Red
Men, Juntoi Mechanics and sons of
a with W, s. Qrauel in charge,
No B.—Conshohocken Foot
lal Y. M. A. A,, and the
V. O. H., In el . I fames Ramaey.
EST SIDK
HIMS AND WAYS
MISS TII.I.IK HAITI.Kl;
Couretsy of the North American.
A ROMANCE OF THE WRECK ;, ,
WEI LINOTON II R08BNBBRRY
MR. SURETTE'S LECTURES
or the Course of Uhivei slty
Ion I. ctlires by Thomas Whil-irotte,
have be n placed on sale
ek, ami the local committee are
- ill possible in the
lent,
Mr, Burette cornea to ua fresh from
hie summer of travel in Europe, and
ddltlona] eiiihusiasni for the
voi in- oi the composers whom ha inter-illy.
The lectures for tins course are ar-ranged
at intervals of two weeks In-li.
as formerly. This
' mini will doubtless suii better
the convenience of thoaa desiring to st-ti
n.i.
I:i addition to the musical lllustra
'ions by Mr. SuNtnn he will he as-sisted
by soloists, and it is expected
ihnl other atiractive features can he ud-the
Course. Tickets can he oh-from
any member of the com-from
the Trensuri r, Isaac Rob-erts.
Trad smen'a National Hani and
ii tin drug stor. of Thoa, r. McCoy,
Wellington n. Rosenberry, oandidate
for Vsaembly was horn in Bklppack,
Montgomery o tty, Pa., January Bth
1866, removed from there to Phlladel
phia In 1-::.. and theme to Lena
is?.; whan ha baa resided aver sine,-.
H< atti nded the public schools of Una- to bottom
dale, took a conns al Braner'a Acad- Mr. Rosenberry is , hustler in .
emy, North Wales, and also at Pieroe'a over he undertakes, full of energy and
College of Business, Philadelphia. He ambition. Re 1. peasant of an .
haa been a member of the Democratic slve dlanosltton and in this a
Standing Committee „f Mootgomery BOme enemies but his friends are of the
county for ten yeare. He waa elected taunchesi kind
is of Lanadale In 1886 In the face through
■.carriages than any which waa almost. WCeeaarul from the
other dealer in Mootgomery county, raci thai he was .,,. ,, . . ,
Ho hold, weekly rtoek reimporting been t^rrlbjS5^?£^ S?
a large amount of cattle from llarylan it HaWeid 7*h™--Jl
and Virginia. ..is carriage repository Mr n«„ , ,-' • "ks T
»°-treat. 1 shl. makea an In7 and wllTn^ %Z ^ ^^^ n,C8"
l"IS1"-' and is filled wllti
carriages of all descriptions from top
what-and
stand by him
'" able t.. aee his
warm friends of Conshohocken and rl-clnlty
before the aampalgn cloai
•enberry Is weU known InConaho-
'"" :""1 throughoul the country
"-hen Miss Banner, who is his fiancee
heard what had befallen him, sho hur-
■l"'1 to Hatfleld and undertook th • task
10»>ng him to his homoal i.,„s-
Then the posted herself . t his
■ m injuries which menaced ;■ i, Mr,.
Hwwer bsa been mittlng
' ;i"" m her betrothed ami
sui" thai he will recover.
tions. held
< oi
several weeks ago, In
fn.-e of the most desperated "
He Is a dealer In carriages an.I live eve, uaed to defeat il candldal'
elected to the House of Representatives
in November iv'.is.
FOR GALVESTONS RELIEF
MB. SURETTE'S LECTURES
order:—
music and of good h'c-nshohocken
will rejoice In
'" ' portunlty to again hear Mr. su-a
i out si oi lectures on the
i ii ii Composer! of I ec steal Period
will begin on next Thurada]
I Hn- -'Till lust., in the Pariah
1 : i opal Church
These lectnrea of Mr, Burette'a nre
unique. He ■ is to have discovered
Bi I ! hitherto unexplored, and be at
cnplos ii aa though it were his by right.
The manner In Which he combines in-ion
ami entertainment, lllustrat
theme by selections from the
worka of the great masters <>r music, is
worthy of ill praise, and make his lec-doubly
valuable to his bearers
Even i having Mule or no knowl-
1 music, they are full of Interest
.ti i lain in lit.
rhe co.us.- has been arranged to be
given on every other Thura-
-1.in | allowing for other engag.
in the weak between. No Ane
p in si! ly arrange to attend this
' us. should allow the opportunity to
go by unimproved, Course tickets are
I by mernbera >.f the Unlver-ilty
Extenalon Committee and can be
had ai the drug tton i also
MUSIC.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Preaching by the pastor al lo.3u a. m,
■IHI! 7.:!.! p. in. Sunday seliool al 1.11
i. in. r", P. B C. B. 6.48 p. m.
MATY PEOPLE ARE AFFLICTED
With sei IT ■ hi aaachea;
caused by torpidity of
. ne liver. Hood's Pills,
By Invigorating the liver,
Quickly overcome the headache, cause
no blood to circulate naturally uml
about complete relief. Hood's
Pills act ilroctly upon the liver and
boweU, They are prompt and reliable
and yi r gentle III action. They lone
angthan instead of weakening
the system.
Large sun spots, astronomers say,
' I xtreme heat this summer.
and iioctora declare Dearly all the proe-tratlona
were induced hy disorders of
tomach. Good health follows
good digestion. Kodol Dyspepsia cure
whal you eat if you have ba-ton
oi dy ipepsla ii will qalckly
ami permanently cure you.
fit. Maxwell Harry and W. E. Supplee
\>. Coiishohoekon.
The following wire received ai the
Uecor.hr Office from the residents of
ihi town.
'• ■'• Boogar ! hag Bour
Rev. H. .1. cook Package of oloth-ln|
and box or hats.
Joseph Rakoaky Glothlnj
M. n. wiisky Clothing
John P. DeHaven suit of Clothes
0. !•' .Hess Coal and Veal
|;'" Beni urn n,s. flour
Joaeph !■■. iriirieii..ii.,x marked ' i
Mrs. Cannon BOX of grc
Anonpiions Box of Clothing
Samuel (hid. n. Cox of uroceries
and Bag of FI '
il. Q, Jon. s. CO I ease of oloth
\\i11inm II. M.iconaiiiy groceries
;■!' B llu se n treat many of "in
" i ■ nt contributed through other
SOUn es.
Collected by The Coaahohoeken Ri
corder:
Name Amqunt
Anonymous 16.06
Mis. Joaeph Collins. Br 1.06
.Mrs. .1. V. Stewart..i 1 ..in
Mrs. E. I". Corrigan,
Hotel Montgomery 1.00
11. Colcleaaer I.OO
.i. Wood .^ Bros, < So f-vn
Bdmund K. Williams I.llu
1 leorge M, Williams 1.00
John W. Harry :,u
.limes Platt :,u
Arthur il. Bagebeor
J. A. Crosslin.re
v\ illiam Mlnnlck
Join. E. Rogers
i bomaa Landla
T. C. Wood
Qeo. sp, aker
\\ illiam Maiwood
Allied Thawley
M. C. Campbell
Richard llran.lt
I'rank C. Smith 15
Taomaa il. Blngllsh ::;,
nenrj Bchenk
William II. Ilol'ou
>!■ 0. W. Cl' s-niau
itn bard Pi arson
\\ iiitam speaker
Speaker I
William Oroasniorc
Thomas Snyder
.'licriis Pyles
Paul Johnson
John Raysor ■.:,
H. W. Harry i 00
Qeo. W Royer so
A i ndei Long 50
Chillies I'!. Jones |5
U K.nnc.ly 21.
Hai iy Welah !... LT.
James C. Williams 25
.award i ioe 25
A Illiam Stewart 25
Charli s Marwo d -jr.
McCauley 25
William C. Woodward 50
Robert Bebjhaw 2:.
John Kllpatrick 88
John Cloud 25
Lee |8
John Douglass ig
i.'\ Is cloud ■;,-,
John A. Siullb 1 1111
■ Dewees 25
John Weatwood 25
Mark Qiiiim -,,
Heo, II. linker 1 , 1
William Nixon
John w, Rhinehart as
• Ii ore ■ A. Loir m jj
N'njgle _•-,
Patri. I. McShane .,
■ I Smith 25
Jami s Mi I'ann
1 1 ms 26
William M. Connelly 50
imew 1 Erowley 50
ODonnell
Michael A. Hlngltah 25
William B. Burton BO
Fohn : 25
Iviward llei undo 25
William iinteiem 25
\\ illiam Kllpatrick 511
linn s M. Connelly 25
William Raysor 28
1 Ihnrles Brandt 25
cov.ird Campbell 50
James Mellon 511
Edward O'Neill, Jr 26
a T. WOOd 25
Total, 148.86
CONSHOHOCKEN'S GRIST MILL
11 waa started in operation on Vug
11 I 16, 1896 by Henderson Supplee. who
«a • 1 oiiy proprietor of the Old Qulf
Mills which was destroyed hv Are on
May 8, 1896. Having thirty yean ex-perience
aa a miller, he had I lie ma. I1I11-
01 y placed so as lo run as automatically
Ibli a large turbine wheel be-
1 ' hi soi, power.
since its establishment in Consho-iio,
ken iiiisine. a haa lb adily Inei
ind at present the linn has orders
ahead for two thousand barrels of flour,
btforward dealings and the excel-lent
1 nallty of "goods" offered is the
Of the mill's great success. In a
short time it will be enlarged and the
' MI Increased owing to thi
' d i' r its out put.
rapacity nf the mill Is
' ■ 1 1
■
: ' which Is known as
■ ■ - m ra foi Hi" 1-i-'
nti h ■ eneral 1 ulc
"ii-hohoi ken Flour Mill has n,
nji ncy, nil ord< ra coming direct to the
■ stablishment
The Bxrelslor Baking Company, one
if the largest sstabllshms)nts In Phils
di l.ihla. us. I 1'iiot," flour '",
i-luslvely for pound cake.
'I hi mill also nmniif etur. s cm n
hoi ■" d corn, cracked corn and
chopped oils. Their Hour comes in
tltlon with all the winter wheat
Hour maanfactur. d In the United
'mi hi i trlctly on its merits is
ide to stand the test. The Arm Is com-posed
of Henderson Bupplee, Albert Ir-vin
Bupplee and William Wagner Bup-plee
Their united efforts have brought
"iisii'd ken I'Moui Mill among
the leahr of Amerti 1
nan FOR LOWER^WATEH HATES
'■" wnpal raoQgniUon of their olaln
""■'I'd water rents property ,„„
Lanadowna, Darby, Bharon Mill
*»rton. CoJlingdale, Ridley Park Rnt-
O'enolden Bwarthmon v,,,-
" ™* All|"» WU1 Nike legal action
' "" North SiuiuMiiiid water
'• *< ■ maeUng o) property
'! «"• Purpose In view had
" Unadowne April 2« laat. 1 con t-
'"' V •'"'',,,il I to consider 11. beat
1 ' * 1 reducUon m v.-.,,,.,
f«nu Qeorgi w. Oarrwaa made ehair-
1 committee, ami a Finance
"""""" "U.S. Van Zanl
i Cheater Wilson, Angus! Hofatetter
'""l " "• "WtwU waa appointed. On
"'"s-iay this circular waa issued to the
i""i'' rty ".MH ra concerned:
The committee having ailed la Itaat
'""' "' i'"'"'" the Bprlngfleid Water
to recognise the justice of the
r|il"" tor cheaper water renta k.
»boul to be Instituted. The Court
"' Common Pleaa of Delaware County
lv,n '"■ wkod Cor a mandamus to eom-
' company to furnish wate
»«"«» HI tO Sllch euslo-
"'"' "'•'>• ■" dl on al rates no.
I to exceed those charged In other see
p"kl ' ' ■"" and a lull in
•"» he Wad asking the Court as
■'•thortxed by \,i „r April 89,1874, .,,
'"," "«« question „f the exorbi-tant
prices charged under t .,„,„„.
ill tariff or rates, both of
wnlch will he mod o„ Monday, October
DOINGS ACROSS THF. BRIDGE
Mis i:ila Williams Is eonlineil to
her home by illneas.
'he railroad station In thin bor-ough
is being painted.
—Morris Lawrence has accepted a
position al the l.alayell,. || 1. pbjjj
delphia.
M. I. Hush, n. proprietor of the
Mingo Hotel is having his bar room
remodeled,
Joseph Todd, of Chester, a former
resident, is spending this week with his
Slater, Mrs. William Smith.
—William and George W. DavlB have
sold the old mansion house on Ford
sir. ■•! opposite the Komling Railroad
station io Richard Jardine for 816UO.
Oscar Pleraon, of Hector street,
Conshohocken has lieen held under $300
ball hy Magistrate Simons on a serious
charge preferred by Miss Bessie Allen,
—The fair of the George Clay Fire
C... will open to-morrow evening In
tii.ir hose house. The Spring Mill
Band win be in attendance ami render
sell, tions.
Miss Annahella Fearnside Is filling
a position na teacher In the Lansdulo
s. hools, in the absence Of one of the
teachers who is sick. Miss Fearnside
recently graduated from the West
Cluster Slate Normal School.
Christopher Bhank has completed a
large contract lor the Hecksher Iron
Co., ai Bwadeland and is now engaged
In building a stone wail for the Qeo.
Clay I'lre Co. When eomplete.l this
wall Will he on,, of the strongest In this
■action.
—A party was given on Mondayeven-
Ing by Miss Mary M.Kenzle In honor
"f lor brother, who will leave for the
stem part of the state. He Is going
to eiuer the llabiiemann College, Phil-adelphia
on his return, to study medi-cine.
A very pleasant time was enjoy-ed.
Upon her return from a trip
through the Baatern states. Miss Mary
V. Koley was tendered hy a party at
her mother's residence last Monday
evening. Miss [Toley antertaned those
present by relating exiierlences during
1 ' i Visit and them any pleasant sights
She had seen.
THE PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK
I'resident McKlnley will be heard in
this borough on Saturday evening, A
Hspublican mass i tine "ill be held
i" the 0, A. it. iiaii ,m ii,.,i evening
ami through a glani phonograph Presi-dent
Ml l.inley will make an a I
Bpeeehea will also b. m id. b] Hon.
James M Beck, ofPhlladelphia,ex-Mln
latea to China Denby, ami a nut of
oinera There «iii also be son
..and music
ihis will be an opportunity for our
townsm, n to hear thi Pri aid. nt
and should noi be a. gli oted bj r
an politics nationaltlea and erai i
NORRLSriWN OI'KRA HOUSE
The performance of th ■ hypnotic
Flints tins wet I. i the talk of the town.
Many Conahohoi kcnltes said it wa the
most novel show thai the] "v, i wit-
Uht it i. Flint seems U
aide to do anything be wishes to \n
obstacles n, peadil] ovi rcome, and
aucceaa marks his even ventura The
most sceptical have left the opera house
well satisfied that he is Hie genuine ai
tide.
In fact both artists present an enter-tainment
that deii.s a description ill
words. The tremendous crowds which
have poured out nightly BhOWS the
quality of the performance. To morrow
night Is their last, so don't miss the op-portunity
of Basing these wonderful
people.
run
ALVIN JOSLIN
A SPLENDID CHANCE
To he fitted nut for the winter is now
bang offered by the Economy Clothing
House. Hector and Fayette str.-ets. The
very latest styles In clothing and gent's
furnishings can always be found in this
established house.
The acquantaoM of many years with
the thoroughly reliable goods exchang-ed
for the money Is the best reference
obtainable.
It is a mistake to go Philadelphia.
thinking yu can save M this house
handles B Is at prices that will equal
those lii town and of quality that in
most eases will surpass. So yon are
sa\..l the time, trouble and car fare
Incidentally being better acquainted
which altogether gives you the best
general result for your money. Ii Is
well |o go early as these fall goods will
ttol , , long on the counters. Quick
scrvl,... polite attention and honest
B is are the three sterling qualities
which have given this house Its a 1
n potation,
On Wednesday night, September SB,
Alvin Joslin the famous drama of
Charles I.. Mavis will bs presented with
one of the strongest acting companies
on the road. This play abound .will
huii'or and pathos, the trials of the
good hearted country man being thril-ling
In the extreme
Brand new scenery painted by one of
America's leading scenic artists will be
I feature of this production. The real-ism
is of the sterling quality the main
feature being real acting.
Baonra > seats lo advance ir yon
don't want to stand.
This show will be followed by Uncle
Tom's Onhln and A Night In china-town.
THE LITTLE MINISTER
On Monday September 14, Mr, Chaa
Frohrnan presents the success of the
century. "The Little Minister, found-ed
on the famous novel by J. M. Hun.
Tills play was presented tor three hun-dred
nights in New York. The fact
that it is under the direction of Mr.
Charles Frohrnan, assures a splendid
performance. The east la composed .of
the cream of the theatrical profession,
each artist being a recognised leader in
his style of Inisiness The play has
been unanimously approved by public
and pulpit and appeals greatly to the
human sympathy. A crowded house
will undoubtedly greet this fine pro-duction
Seats were placed on sale this
morning at :i a. m.
That
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That
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That
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That
la usual!
Thai ib
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is the on
Thai
trudge all
That, tr
there,
iin.i i
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drunk.
That sd
liberal,
I hut so
Hoy evil
combe,
I nat II
genrilly
tli.-r morn
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flsb ran
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me on a i
BEN IIUR
BARRETT TOBIN
11 Mary Tobln. the daughter of
Mrs Hani, i Tobln', of this bor-
1 '' I '«>hn !•'. Barrett, of Norrls-own
we,,, married Wednesday after-
" :! M* In St. Mai thews
fhurch by Rev. Richard EClnnahan.
William Holland i r Norrlatown, was
' ' ' Sis slater of the same
Both brld and
whifa II
■ led a b autlful bonqui i of
'' '' ' ■ ' • atlon was
Rlv. n th, happy couple by the parenta
f the ini'!" at their bome on Fifth
i ate in the evening they left on a
ng tour through Washington and
ther points of interest. On theii fe-
•'"ii they will r.siih. in Norrlatown.
Wouldn't it make you mad when ) on
hat the hat you paid three
for Is no better than the one
found out that "iii i.olib. Algernon II. doltaa»
The emergency nags sent by a church
society to Kansas soldiers In the Phil-ippines
contained among the necessi-ties
n box of Hewitts Witch Haxel
balve, the well known cur.- for piles,
nj'ti " s and
\ POWDBR Mil.I, BXPL08ION
Removes everything In sight; so do
drastic mineral pills, hut both are
I dangerous. No need to dVns-
"in bod) when Dr. King's Nea
I.it" I'ills do the work so easily and
I" i t'ei tly cures Headache, Constipa-tion.
Only KB cents at All Druggists,
"ii Wednesday Hie Prohibition apse-
'»l train left Chicago on its first Jour
1 ' ■ through iiiiiii-
1 no i st.it.s. •;•!„. purpose of the train
;"!m Q Woolley, the Prohi-bition
i Ildt t tor tin- Prealden. i m
• sltj t" apeak in the people. He
■nil b" accompanied by Henry M. Met-calf,
of Pawtucket, u. i., the Prohibit-ion
candidate for Vlei President; Sam-uel
Dlokle editor of the Neat Vol »;
\'oi:i, y II. Cnahlng, of Bangor, Maine
and Oliver w. BtewaA, of Ohloago,
man of the National Prohibition
i't" Ni \t Sunday the party will
' Worthington, Minn., ami will
' after the oloalng ral-
1 thi Northwi at rn trip at |||lwau-
, Baturday evening, Beptemher
tu,
IT IS NOT YODR FAULT
Maiu_SprLug of your watch
To prevent consumption quickly
nil" throat and lutiu troubles with One
Minute Cough Cure.
11. Maxwell Harry and W. K. Supplee
Klaw A Brianger's stupendous pro-duction
of Hen. Lew Wallace's "Ben
Mur." that held the stage at the Broad-way
theatre In New York forslx months
last season, entertaining over 400,000
people and drawing receipts In excess
of 1460,000, and which has been pre-sented
to capacity lo this playhouse for
tnc past three weeks, will eiul Its New
Yoik run Saturday evening, October
lilh and will enter on a limited stay
at the Chestnut street Opera House In
Philadelphia, Monday evening. October
th. The advance sale for the I'hladel-
I '.. engagement will open Tuesday,
i End. Suburban patrons may or-
■ ■ ita by mail, accompanied by re-i
I.is Is admittedly the greatest pro
lie In America or But
p|' . \ , ..iiip:itiy of ;.",u people are oni-ll">,,
t in its pWsentatlon. The scenic
and mechanical equipment comprises
' 'i a «tj foot carloads. There are also
twelve horses ami two trained camels
Utilised In the Staging of the piece. l\
i-. presented In six acts and sevcn,t>-rii
•■ n,s. in which the story, reluttous |n-tereat
and characters of Qea, Wallace's
in mott 'i i ile are Uajaslatad to the
With llliineloiis fidelity t„ t|u,
nook story, While the religious Int.-r
set i>y no means predominates; the stage
version, il is so distinctively preserved
aa to especially anp«Ai to all church
people.
'I'h< nhgrtOI race Is the most remark-ably
reality ever seen on the stags,
I W0 Chariots, racfi attached to four gal-loping
horses, are shown In full view of
the' audience. The smashing of Men
sala'a .harlot by Hen Hur at the turn
of the anna Is presented with wonder-ful
■•IT. cl. A great feature of the entire
production is the beautiful musical
tie men i. I'II I't sed by Prof. Bdgar BUI>-
mini Kelley and the choruses of L'iill
Voices.
iiows IHIS.'
We offer One Hundred hollar l{.
ward for any case of Catarrh thai can- I
noi h.. cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, ! I
F. J.CHRNRY ,s CO. Toledo, O. ■ "'"
We. the undersigned, have known F. i A"-'i>cs-
.1. Cheney for the last IB years and he ' m,
ii.-1. a him perfectly honorable In all
business tranaac a and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their llrm.
West ti Traux, Wholesale Hi i,.
Toledo. 0.
Walmng, Rinnan *; Marvin, Whole
sab- Drugglata, Toledo, n.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal-ly,
acting directly upon the hied and
mucous surfaces of the system. Tes-timonials
sent free, price 7.".,' per hot
tie. Sold by all Druggl
Hall's Family I'ills are the b.
Fall Stiff lints. $1 to $2.60, Soft
hats. r,(ic. to $f,6o, And tboiiBnnda to
select from nt Tracey'a the Hatter
i i. i
that lie?"
Mayine
tin only
ifotild *he 1
I'lH'l
F. M .11
News, was
that no i
lie tried
Lest in tt
'S W hull
Piles i 'u
Hold by Al
The Deli
Fragrani
For forty years llr. Fowler's Rxtrart
Wild Strawberry baa been e.-lng
summer complaint,, dyser'
from a hot
Royal Baking
Powder biscuit
whets the
appetite. The
taste of such
a biscuit—
sweet, creamy,
delicate and
crispy—is a joy
to the most
fastidious.
raised ■
not did
delical
digest^
warmi