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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
State Road Commissioner Budd
lHspects the Bridge Road and
Condemns Hole in Wall.
HOLD UP STATE AID.
Declares that " The Borough Wants The
Improved Highway by State Aid II Must
Get RId Of the Obstruction Under the
Pennsylvania Railroad Tracks-Mogan
station Road Also Inspected.

State Road Commissioner Budd Is
now after the authorities of South
Anlboy because of their failure to
haye remedied he''hole IN the wall, =
which forms an obstacle ON tile road
leading TO the approach Of the new
Amboy bridge. This "hole in the
wall is the marrow passage way
which has been allowed to be formed
bysthe increasing tracks Of the Penn
sylFania Railroad Company over the
road at Mechanicsville. The difficulty
has been frequently before the Board
Of Freeholders. They have had con
sultatlons with the railroad authori-
ties, who have declared that the plans
proposed for removing the "hole in
tne. wall = would be too costly to nm
dertake.
The fr~eeholders, at a recent mt citing
decided that the whole difficulty was
ont OF thier province as the obstruo-
tion Il not q road controlled ny the
South Amboy borough, and the solicit
tor Was instructed to notify South
Amboy that 1T must remedy the
matter. This the borough officials
declined to do.
State Road Commissioner Budd,
Monday, visited South Amboy and
went{over the South Amboy approach
to the new bridge and expressed him
self as wsllEpleased with it until he
saw the notorious "hole."
He said that such q condition of
things needed immediate action.
Furthermore he declared that the
State would not stand for any such
obstruction. The South Amboy
authorities, he said, must act imme-
diateIy If they expected the State to
pr-ving the road which is
in much demand for general travel.
The announcement Of the Road Com
missioner il IL believed will result in
the borough authorities moving at
once to remedy the trouble.
The South Amboy.M Morgan station
road was also inspected by the State
Road Commissioner. Two suits have
been started against the oounty on &C.
oouht Of this roao. because of removal
Of earth and trees from before several
properties. when the contractor found
il necessary to make the road of the
full width called for in the contract,
and, which width is required by the
law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
FROM ALASKA TO BRAZIL.
Golden Plover Traverses 16, 1000 Miles
in Order to Spend Ten Weeks
ON Arctic Coast.


Some of our shore birds appear to
make travelling their chief occupation.
The American golden plover arrives in
the first week of June in the bleak,
wind-swept barren grounds" of Alaska,
above the arctic circle and far beyond
the tree line, and while the lakes are
still icebound hurriedly fashions a
shabby little nest in the moss, says the
Saturday Evening Post. BY August it
Is in Labrador, where it stuffs itself
with such quantities Of ''crowberries"
that it's flesh is actually stained by ! .
dark purple juice. From Nova Scotia
it strikes out to sea and takes q direct
course for the West Indies, 1900 miles
away. finally reaching southern Brazil
and the p~rairies of Argentina. Sixteen
thousand miles does it traverse in order
to spend ten weeks on the arctic coast!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
THREATENED TO KILL
PASTOR AND FAMILY.
Nav Brighton Preacher Receives
Two Letters of the " Black
Hand" Sort.

T~ottenviIle, Aug. 31:-The Rev.
Charles Sohweikert, pastor of the
First Baptist church of New Bright
on, has received two letters of the
Black Hand sort, demanding money
and threatening death to himself
rife and baby and destruction to his
AAch. Mr.. ScIiweikert and the de-
sotiyes think the threats were in
spired by the fact that the pastor has
prohibited Sunday baseball in his par
ish, and in the Church Tidings and
elsewhere has advocated a quiet Sab
sth. His wife is said to be in
sny Of fear for the safety of her
rmonths' old babe, which is kept
Nded indoors, and house and
are guarded by police night
v.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
uncle sam,s Bic Rice Farns.

Rice is beginning to loom larger in
the export trade OF the United States,
and a ready market is being found in
Cuba, where. Consul Baehr asserts, 1t
will ~monopolize the market within a few
years. The diversified character of
American exports could hardly be bet
ter shown than by the fact that the Pa
ciic northwest is supplying the rice
eating orient with flour and the gulf
states are supplying Cuba, which is
largely a r%ice-eating country, with rice
that is superior to that Of India or China.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
soFTNEss OF sEALsklN.
Il RivaIed by Human Hair Where
DundruR is Eradicnted.

Sealskin is admired the world over for
its s%oftness> and glossiness; and yet the
human hair is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause of all
hair trouble is dandruff. which is caused
by a pestiferous parasite that saps the
vitality of the hair at it's root. Newbro's
Herpicide is the only preparation that is
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dam
druf there is no falling hair, but a lux
uriant growth of glossy. loft hair is GER
tain. Securing the scalp won't cure dam
druff. XIII the dandruff germ. Thous-
ands Of women owe their beautiful suits
of hair to Newbro's Herpicide. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
% The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich.
@. A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
senntor Johnsnn For Gnrcrnor.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 3D.
Harmony characterized the Democrat
ic state convention, which was held at
the International auditorium here. For
mer State Senator John A. johnson
was unanimously nominated for gov
ernor. Following is the full ticIct
named: Governor, John A. Johnson, st.
Peter; lieutenant governor, Fendall G.
Winston, Minneapolis; secretary of
state, John E. King, Red Lake Falls;
treasurer. Byron J.. Mosher, Saltwater;
attorney general, 4. J. McDermid, st.
Paul.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
LOCAL ITEMS;


Peter Fiigen, Jr., of Sea Breeze,
formerIyof Perth Amboy. expects to
start for the south the last of next
month, where he has accepted a posi-
ton.
Miss May Tuttle, of Oceanic, is
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle at Sea
Breeze.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Long, of New
Brunswick avenue, have returned to
their home after visiting Mrs. Long IS
sister, Mrs. Martin, for a week at
Asbury Park. o
Miss Bessie Mclaughlin, of the
Twelfth Ward Bank, New York. who
has been spending a two weeks va
cotton at Asbury Park, 3 has returned
t. her position in New York.
Mrs. George Bath, of 1897 Bright
on avenue, Mrs. Robert Hanson, of
s7S Prospect street. and Mrs. E. M.
BloodRood. Of Brighton avenue. re-
turned to their homes after a visit
with friends and relatives out of
town.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, of 157
Brighton avenue, has returned to her
home after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Alfred Worth, of Railway.
W. A.. BeIcher hos returned home
after a vacation spent at Fall River,
Mass.
The Central Pleasure Club is max
ing arrangements for a ball in Wilder
Music Hall.
Bricks are scattered all over Smith
street. Tie careless drivers had better
look out for Patrolman McDermott.
Albert Hirner. of loo Smith street,
is spending two weeks at Woodlawn
N. Y.
Repairs are being made to the bulk
head at the foot of State street.
The handsome residence of Assist
ant Postmaster Harry Tyrrell is now
enclosed.
Mrs. Williams, of 1853 Water street,
is entertaining guests from out of
town.
Mrs. Braines. of ITO South Second
street, was awarded a quilt by the
Star of Nativity Lodge, T~ottenville.
Motorman Daniel Gallagher, of the
local trolley line, is on a ten days va
cation. He is spending it in Penn
s~ylvania.
George Antonios. of Freeport, is
the guest of his cousin, Peter WorreII,
of Smith street.
]. Earl Oyerfeld, of Easton. Pa,
was IN town yesterday.
Miss Bessie Land, of Pennsylva mia,
is visiting friends in town.
The hulk OF the burned bark Filipe
now rests with the other old craft at
Gregory's marine graveyard.
The front of the Sexton building,
Smith street, is being painted.
The agent for Barlow md Wilson s
minstrels is in town.
Miss Alice Mara, of Spa Springs,
has returned to her duties as steno-
grapber and typewriter in Q. q, Honi-
mann s law office, after a pleasant a
cation spent with her cousin, Mrs.
Walter Parker, Of Zehner, Pa.
George A. Seaman, of High street.
whose serious illness was mentioned
in yesterdays News, is verv low to-
day and there are grave doubts as to
his recovering.
s. Il. Greacen and his party on
board the Chsrub is expected to reach
Perth Amboy today. Another Of his
interesting letters appears on page I Of
todny' s issue.
n-A4As4z e.. mt n-ANr=4 Hn4fa "A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
E'ars GROWING Scarce in Siberia.

Flrs Growing Scarce in Siberia.
The wealth of Russia in furs is be-
ing rapidly sapped. 1t is reported tina.
in a certain district Of the Yenesei
government, where so years ago hunt
ers annually shot $4,000 sables, 5000
bears. $4,000 foxes, $4,000 blue foxes,
100000 squirrels, 5000 wolves and
100000 hares, hardly a sable can be
found to-day. The blame is laid to
the wanton destruction of wild ami
mails in the course of the hunting ex-
petitions. No steps seem to have been
taken to put a stop to this.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31

Mount Sangay is the most active vol
cano in the world. 1t Is in Ecuador, is
1920 feet in height, and has been IN
constant activity since 1928. Tho
sounds of it's eruptions are sometimes
heard in Quito, 100 miles distant, and
267 reports were cree counted in che
hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
Cork for the World.

The Cadiz chamber of commerce
reckons the total annual production of
cork for the entire world at s 1,287, 760
pounds. OF this Portugal produces the
largest amount. In 1902 its cork trees
contributed 32,515, 104 pounds. Spain
comes next, with contribution in the
same year of 2S,45O,7 16 pounds. AL
geria and the other minor co~rk-produc-
ing countries together contributed TO-
S2l, 940 pounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
NOT FORGOTTEN

Albert PETIT, Of Market street, has
received a postal card from DR.. Men
denhall, formerly pastor of the Pres
byterian church of this city. 1t is
postmarked France, and says that he
is we'll and hopes that the Westminst-
er Cadets are the same.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
A!rraisrsa 20. ..L,es-

In the Russian amy aluminium
h~orseshocs are said 10 lave bee, tiled
with good results. A Few horses fal
the Finland dragons were first fhosca,
and shed with one alumiSum shoe AMI
three iron shoes each. The expcr;men.
showed that the aluminium shoes pre-
served the foot better taaa TIE iron
ones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
lORSE TAKEN ILL

slack horse Of the Elizabeth
HaA rare Company became attacked
with staggers this morning. The
anipf could only be induced to move
with difficulty, and then the forelegs
were raised and brought down with
. quick. oonvulsive action. Turpen
tine was put on the legs. A vetelin-
AIRY was sent for, and she animal
stalled in LiddIe & Pfeiffer's stable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31

OF all European countries France is
the most favorable to longevity; of
every LOCO persons "a reach the age @
70. In Norway the number is 40, 3h
Sweden 80, Italy 81, Switzerland 30,
England 81, Germany rs, Spain "a, Aus
tria %, Hungary IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
TI,e MARCH Of Elcctricitx.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Aug. 31.-It
has been announced that fast ex-
presses on the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad between New
York and Boston will be lighted by
electricity in place of gas within n
short time. The equipment is being
Installed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
THE MAN LEFT.

A strange man lettering on Maple
strest, last night, was complained of
by residents in that locality, and
Patrolman Long told him to leave the
n~eighborhood. he left.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
Mccnrren Carried sixteen District

McCRrren Carried Sixteen Districts.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-State Sena-
tor McCarren carried sixteen out of
the twenty-one assembly districts in
Brooklyn at the contest at the Demo-
cratic primaries. Deputy Fire Com
missioner Doyle, the Tammany leader,
carried the Second, Seventh, Ninth,
Eleventh and Twelfth districts. In an
interview last night Senator McCarren
claimed that the primaries gave him
practically a clean sweep of Kings
county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
Jockeving the Candidates.

President Roosevelt may shoot a
little better than the democratic can.
didate can, and may get over higher
fences when he rides, but. says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, we dare match
Judge Parker against him in swim
ming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
Motor h Boats.

Fishermen on the lake of Neuchatel
are using automobile beats. They are
driven by a beazine motor and lighted
by electricity. They are fiat-bottomed,
glide noiselessly over the water, do>not
brighten the fish and are a great sue
cess. st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
John srifchelI,s Return.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 3D.
President John Mitchell Of the United
Mine Workers of America has reach
ed indianapolis after an absence in
Europe Of nearly three mouths.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31

In the height of summer fancy and
wholesome dishes Of eggs, which are
richsin ~proteids, may take the place or
meat very satisfactorily for awhile at
least.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
Cleanest Town in the rand.

The c~leanest town in the United
States is said to be Shakertown, KY. In
habited by Shakers. Ithas large brick
hotel, but no business houses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
one Engine Ha1ls 1000 Tons.

A Leigh valley freight train, consist
ing Of 104 loaded cars, containing 4,013
tons, was handled between Sayre and
Weldon. Pa. The train was pulled BY q
single locomotive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
Mr.. BL0ODGOOD's FUNERAL.

The funeral of Abram Bloodgood
wal held from his late residence, 90
Smith street. at 2:s0 O'clock this
afternoon, Raw. J. I. Lancaster ofic-
isting. Interment was made in Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31

In addition to lie regular trains on
Monday next the New Jersey Central
will run : late train via ~ Ball Rante
leaving Perth Afsboy at 94z r. will
connection at ElszA besh I2f} 6sf Newark
and Elizabeth. 1854 8S.9f 4ilfs*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
REGISTRY SUPPLIES.

City Clerk Rielley, this morning,
received the supplies for the Board
of Registry, for use on %canvassing
days, September SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
OBITUARY.

John Miller, an old patient brought
from the aims house a few day ago,
died at the city hospital this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31
Resemble Humming Birds.

1t is said that the Jersey mosquito.
famous for its size, is a mere gnat com-
pared with the Panama mosquito.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31

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Dutch Town Items
ny SUGAR AND TEA.

a., a..
few Items TO- Your valuable little paper.
Every thing is SO quiet Sugar and
Tea" cant think Of much to write.
Mr.. Hilderbrand and family visited
Mr., Dickinson Sun,
Charley Ed was seen going toward Nr
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,DrsN rE rils.hr"

As | stayed put list week guess
il is NY ,ia,c this week.
II sin keeps EaImns iass to keep
people from pl'nlla$ corn,
l,ninrd sutton returned home last
week AFTER trlns gsne about SEVEN
months 10 Kansas wc. all welcome
him harS.
Ida Pine Is Suffering with ae4,arrh
On her hand.
Say ",Sour kra1, YOU mus, NOT
throw ,blt rock 10 hard for i. might
hurt | wAS ID 4 hurry Or | would Of
stopped ! VIII stop uex, time for you
might throw to hard acc!den.ly a
purpose,
Say can some one tell me what
(, the sign Is 20 90 see Your siri and
! she Slips oft and turns bis saddle J
would like 10 snoa:
| Yes Sour sraul ,on will sure
have new a1usln when | yet
'Man bus iAaeia Eye and Blue Eye,
!, syvMs i'tHte stH won't h,ve ~, ,ys,&
d
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Correspondents day VII 100

Correspondents day VIII soon
come.
Fred Horton and Jess Booker
spent Saturday night vita John
Booacr
K,y Cowley visited Lewis
Oscar and AlbsI, Horton Saturday
evening.
We saw Hr. Kinney of Eluuslnp
mo. pnss through JAN VILE 81, 'lr
Kinney il we'll thought Of rs NJ
who knew him,
There was Il good crowd out Y
hihlv school Il: 1AH.VilIe So nigh
4 I All close trr thl. time i ~
rsraprs ,te waste basket and lnad
4 ~ The catSAsai viii come asall.
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Hickory Flat Items,
''nY il'NcM ANnit'DY"


''''s '4'' "'0'e s"'N Nn'en means
'"''c 'e ~ '"e Wy '"'H"
= w. e'au - "eA'nen ~repS 2"
'"uN' 'o'se ''''a'" ~ W." s'a's
''s''r 'a'o''' "sa'" ~ '''se ,ou'
''p' '''1s go
'"i'n = 'luss'"s ''u Ns''S ''a''e'.
u''pcu '"e o'oo'i's''eN sur NeSate
'''as''' ~ ''o'''e q p'esea' "''' inc
loarlle Woods called on Len alyrcs
on last Fri
Bill MUIR and vile, ana JOIN Rob.
I'nsoa spsnl SAT a'ierana a, .ihc'rcsl-
dencc Of Hopwoud Coble.
Mrs. Goble Is better, we hope % see
her well N the gear lo,ars.
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We are glad TO say that irni.
ism tkilled yet.
4. Mr. Murray informed us that his
house copght a fire and liked
to burned down on last Sunday
Win Volner was the welcome
guest OF Jim Smart Sunday.
James Smart made a business
trip to Nit Grove Monday ~
Mrs. Smart was see out at
Prayer meeting Sunday evening
once more again.
The Sunday School at JAH- Vile
was we'll attended Sunday
| will ring of foi this time
hoping to see this IN print Bye
bye,
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- - -
BRUsHY KNOB ITEMS
DY VIOLET.
yvhhEr.


Kind Ed. can you find space in
your valuable paper for a few
more items from this part.
frankie Robertson, Dora Well
ton and Mable Clary was the well
come guests Of Elsie Bartholow
Sun. they all went to Mt. Zion
Sun. night and had a nice time
Rev. yocum will preach at B.
X. Sat. night Sun andSun night
every body invited to come,
Mr.. Jim Melton and wife were
visitors Of WEISS Peddie and wife
Sun.
| Charley Melton visited Dale
Fehr Sun.
Mr.. Fehrs daughter from III
.lis visiting home folks at present
4 Wellas time is short and news
|are scarce will ring off for this
time. So bye bye,
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ROCK SPRINGS
"HY NIL sIIp aAp,.'


HELM kind III here come again
with some more ~ nv nonsenre
We art having some cnh and cloudy
wearieg NJ present,
Most 81 lie people inthiF psri arr nix
ling about planting corn some Of them
have already planned some corr.
= There will De church nj Rock Spring
the first Sunday IN My
will Robertson visited his sister that
IL sick Sunday, /, was reported that ihs
Old lady Robertson wrnt 10 see he
daughter that was sick and Size got sict
and hasn't GIT lame ,et.
| II A A, Tate visited Mr. A. ] parne
OF Norwood last Sunday evening
f. Tates intends 10 teach the Greer
! Mountain School down near Names
am sorry 20 say that some Of III
people ARE getting mad AZ jokes Q hoy
never get mad nj flu If /, wasn't for ~
and jokes wouldn't want 70 live an
longer
Mr.. MUIR. Is wanting 70 hire han
to work for him this summer.
Mr., Barnes lost several OF his iilll
goats during them stormy days la
week.
Charley Robertson has been ON II
pnnv list for the last few days.
Wen guess | will Quit for this lin
SO bge bye to Ed aud correspondents.
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Seven Of the Missouri boys had their
pictures taken together Sunday. 40 II was
the first time that there Ind been such a
Missouri crowd in Gardner Kan
Mr.. II, N. Imhird is planting him a
nice orchard 81 Apples. Peaches and
other fruits 81 which he received last
week
Hello "sn.ie,' Sunshine. IL glad Ii
see some Wsislan Items IN The CMgssEr
rs We kpow lots Of Warsham people
say Sour Rron, and Mabel Sunshine
wo,ila like u be with ynu all at some
more good IA parties !iks we use 10
have ~ Mo,
Oh say Sur krant dp Won ssAenihpr
th- llme some ',nyS aud gials went frnm
meeting pnr nie1it aud had party. hA
ha.
Frank. snm and Geo. ave sorry The,
can't b. al Jal! VILE 20 Ut May % see
those rrttts No. girls We will come IL
see ,ou some sweet ds, b,ll M il MAY
Come ~sain mex wr'k Pumpkin an'
Squssh'
Wrnre some whit surprised ~ Sweet
| hart being ab~rui this Wcrk suppose sb
H. p"pping the question M his i IfH
year aud il takes pjtI longer 10 PIP Y,
! question ,ipn il does boy.
4 We'll VS. news i Scarce viii rug q
and give Pans, tie te-, Of Inc zen
| bye. bye
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Alice Items
"uY Nonu"y. nAELi>o

Kind I'll and cor. VIII write a few
lc,ns for ,h- Wnnip', CnEssEr
wei aSihts is SUNDAY and | am M
hntrs ,ixiiuS In w,,t. aud sue Vi | cant
he some ones darling
| VIII tell Aou snmfiLang new l'oh
Hnseins Jumped ne broom stick sun
day aud 'labilhy ruule lid 10,
Say pumpkinanl squash Sosody's
darling wnnhi !uat 10 sre y,ll
Ella Rogers Is siayiaga, q Z p.kes
llhl. week,
really y ,vse.llr1 items lrm thota
HANDSOME s,ris'.
| believe ltai 'Flotay vas mis'Sken
nb",l sour Naut lnnng ale m think
lhal 'plcNie u l.,i lie kraui' was 10
>u,if.
Say pnllo vnu must M, CIV when
Jasper gues I'll il yon d. ,,l must dry
ne tears before Cor bay
Bill Sill. Gap voA was spnskiny 4.
oonl spring Creek hens dry ! Think
that Cooked Greek surely mus, he TOO,
Say snow BAH sute cniry reading
! items from yun. M
lilm Rogers spent sunday with Annls
Lengthy
ulenf NJ. Sqnalb4r's Old friend from
MINNESOTA y yJs!!l"g HIM At present
VAR Barnes hAs gore 10 Webster CO. \
this weak on business
Fannie coff,nan il now staying At blr,
Hazes,
wei! guess 'pol'rly's darling has
wrote enough 50 Win close with pua
aMe bye toad. aud cor.
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Fow lersltem

Hero come again with my few
Items for tho WoRLD's CREssET,
Oh! Grapes and Cherries" /
really enjoy reading your Items
The Colony folks are trying 70
help build up this neishbcnhood.
Farming is getting more impor-
,ant in this ncighbor,iood,
Bro. Garrett preached good
sermon AZ the Arbor Sunday be-
fore last tho subject was about
Easter.
II you want - g. % y good
Sunday schoo, 81 10 The AAH-
Wills Sunday Schoul
Oh. Susan j hko 10 read
lyour Items ,hey are alst tine come
again
Ida Spur!uck has got the
IShclIcy Ridge school u Fowler
Mo. % teach hurrah Tor you. Ida.
II yap want To take a. religious
paper .akesthe WcRLp's CkEssET,
The wind Friday e,orning un-
4 rooted MI. G<arheart's chicken
house also the llaybara u Mr.
i Horton.
I, John and Harry Fo.srson pur
! chased ! hue bloodet call las,
| week.
Mr.: II ortons team ran away and
broke down agate last week,
! Frank Hotfarlh has gst ,h.
v rosola AZ present writing.
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~ >w''' '"'"'" - pa's''S
~ ~ '''t 'Sl@' ~ ~ ~,
'''"'S :" P',"'' ~ - - J Fo"'''"
- J.. III
'
raster a''ha"s w. c''"r "n'
"''Sn' w. SN'se''''''5 WY" ~
o''s"'
Maud and f'arl Stu'ls spent
Easter ~ "" Ms'3'ta's, say g'r!s
hn~ mhny eggs did y"a nrVnnf.
| ida Spurl,ck Who i. gang 70
school ut Caloo!, is at Tome for
few days'
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