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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-21
Accused of Cruelty.

James Harwell, constable, was ar- rested by Patrolman Roberts at noon yesterday on charge of being cruel to the horse which Harwell drives. On being taken to the police headquarters a pistol was found on the person of Harwell and another case, charging the carrying of a concealed weapon was docketed against the constable. Har- well will have a hearing before the Re- corder on December 27th.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-21

When Lieutenant General A. K. Chnf- fee retires he will make his hona In California.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-21

Beautify home
 Buy Pictures. At. Tresslar's, IA DexteK
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
When using baking
powder it is always econ
omy to buy the Royal.
Royal makes the finest,
most wholesome and de-
Iicious food,
Port Reading.
LOCAL ITEMS.

John o. BOYLE, who has been m
ployed as timekeeper on the new 2
x r. dock for some time past, has re-
signed and taken n position with the
DeLamar Copper Works. Chrome.
Miss Gibson, of Railway, has been
appointed teacher in the local school,
Mrs. Is. Cassidy moved into her new
home, on Shore road. a few days ago
from her former place in Woodbridge
avenue.
IT. B. Wilt has returned TO his
duties as p & r. train dispatcher in
the main Office of the local yard after
spending two weeks vacation with his
family at Centre Valley, near Bethle~
hem, Pa, and visiting relatives in
other parts OF Pennsylvania.
Police Officer William Rodenbach
of New York, is spending IL few days
vacation calling on friends in Wood
bridge township
Robert and Howard Fender and
Frank Fowler. Sunday, visited Charles
Sweeney, of this place, who is being
treated for lung trouble in st.
M%ichael's hospital, Newark.
Andrew Walsh, who is accused of
assauiting n Hungarian woman. WIS
arrested Yesterday and taken before
Justice Wilev in Woodbridge by Pc
liceman Mcdonald. He was held for
Il hearing this morning.
John Connolly, forpervo Of this
rlace, now in the UnKed States navy
yard at Brooklyn, Wis in town ~yester-
day calling on som9Iold friends.
Mrs. John NGNulty, who was
operated-on fortan abscess, by Doctors
Loogye, q Ilaii6lleld, and Hoagland. of
Woodbridge, is able to be around
again.
Mrs. Parker Brown is spending n
few DAYS at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Pennypacker, in Eliza
beth.
Mrs. Gallagher and daughter Susie.
of Metuchen, are enjoying a few days
with their friends Mr.. and Mrs. John
McNalty.
Michael Noonan returned to his
home in Brooklyn after spending II
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nc
Donald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
METUCHEN.
A JOURNALIST.
True to His Profession he Fell from
Exhaustion Was Without Money.

The residents of Hillside avenue
were much interested in n young man.
Friday, who was taken Ill and fell
while walking down the street. He
proved to be a journalist, u Swede by
birth, who was looking for n friend,
and not having eaten anything in
three days. had a nervous chill. IN.
Gross attended him and through the
kindness of Mrs. Washington Wilson
he was SEN to the Metuchen Inn and
cared for till the next day.
Wishing to get to Boston a ticket
was purchased for him anc a purse OF
fifteen dollars given him by the ladies
of Hillside avenu
The young nan was n graduate OF
Yale College and had not a relation in
this country; he had walked about
fifty miles in the three DAYS, hoping
to find this friend in Metuchen who
would assist him financially. He was
very grateful for the aid and had Ne
promise of work in Roston..-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Lille Tlulsizer, of Railway,
visited Mrs. william Hahn yer Sun
day.
Miss Emma Seaman is the guest OF
relatives in town.
Mrs. Theadon Wilson'S brother, OF
Newark, called mon her Sunday in
his auto.
Trumbell Marshall has returned
from his auto trip through the White
mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yingling and
daughter are spending a few days in
town.
Mrs Glen Bloomfield is home
Mrs. Harold TAFT is visiting Mrs.
+. Pattison.
Miss Morgan returned to her home
in PHILADELPHIA today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bomen Pierson arc
visiting Mrs. Ed ward Kelly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
SOUTH AMBOY.
BULLETSUPPOSED TO Be
IN SHOULDER is FOUND.
Had Burnt Mrs. EIlisOn's Arm
and Left a Hole But Passed
Into the Floor.

The bullet which entered the kitch-
en- o., Mrs. Charles Campbell 5 resi-
dence, in Catharine street, and which
was Supposed to be in Mrs. Ellisons
shoulder, was since found on the floor.
1t had gone, through the waist of Mrs.
Ellison's dress and burnt her Shout
der. leaving a hole. The flesh was
black and blue around the hole and it
has since panied her, but fortunately
the bullet had rebounded.
1t was supposed 10y some that the
lady was in her own house, but to the
contrary She was in Mrs. G. Camp
Lell S house and had just taken Mrs,
Campbell's baby down from the
shoulder that was hit and laid it en-
her lap, otherwise the child would
have been shot. The day before a
bullet from the same direction cam
flying through the air just over Mr..
Campbells head. He was out in the
back yard at the time. They say it
was a party shooting at birds instead
of q cat, rs some parties thought, but
it is not positively known. There is a
law about boys shooting with rifles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
I0ITEAyILLE.
He CAPTURED
TEN PRIZES.
Judge GiegeriGh, Of Central Ave-
nue. Had Fine Display Of
Vegetables at the Fair.

Judge Leonard A. Giegerich' VINO
exhibited at the recent county lar
vegetables raised by him at his coun-
try home in Central avenue was
awarded ten prizes, besides having
three Of his other vegetables hlghiS
recommended. He was awarded hrs'
prize for the largest pumpkins OF any
variety, for the finest early potatoes
largest muskmelon, largest water
melon, and best favored watermelon
He won second prize for largest spec''
mon If late cucumbers, largest cheese
pumpkins, peppers, yellow corn, ant
third prize for the greatest and pes
display of potatoes His lima poi'
beans, lima bush beans and cat "
beets were highly recommended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
SOUTH AMB0Y.
LOCAL ITEMS.
want" Ads. for the EVENING
NEWS will be received at Gem Stud
TO-, G. M. Church, Broadway.

George Hart. of Broadway, spent
Sunday at Philadelphia.
Several new scholars were added to
Miss Martin class in school No.
and a few to Miss Scully's.
Mrs. George Rehfuss, Of Ernston, is
SPENDING a week in New York city.
All Ut The members of the Ladies
Md were requested to help 10 the
c4eaning of the Baptist church yestet-
day. They were getting it ready for
the new carpet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rehfuss, of
New York city, spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Rehfuss, of Ems
ton, it being her eightieth birthday.
Ernest Martin, of Broadway, spent
n few days ut Troy, New York.
Neddy Bloodgood and family are cc
cupying part of Samuel Lockers
house, which was vacated by Frank
Schants and family in Broadway.
Mir. and Mrs. Walter Knox and
family have moved to ~Englewood.
James Hackett, formerly Of G. T.,
is clerking in Chris Straubs meat
market.
Mrs. Abe Kaufman. of David street,
has been visiting friends in New York.
Daniel Dunn, of Broadway, spent
Sunday at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fred Hewlett, of Broadway, is
spending a few days in New York
city.
1t was u bad evening for the show
in X. of p. hall Monday evening as it
rained and the wind blew, making it
unpleasant for people to venture out.
The ladies who have charge of the
Girls Friendly Society, in Christ
church, held an important meeting
September 6.
Postmaster Roddy and Cornelius
McGonigle arrived home Sunday
nj ght.
The Girls Friendly held their FIRST
meeting for the season last night.
The weather was very disagreeable
Monday night and but few people were
out. The merchants generally claim
that business was very dull consider
ing it was pay day. Quite n number
of DRINKS were celebrating and in
evidence on the streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
TATEN IsLAGnYoTEs.

Mr.. aid Mrs. v. =. Barry Of I n"naa}
kinsville, have r3fupned IRONS zen"
Grove, vf,jFhsy spent their ~eT
tion.
Harry c. Cahill, of West Brighton
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mills, In
Denver, Col.
After a pleasant visit at the nome
of Mr., and Mrs. J. W. Let's, OF Fort
Richmond, Mrs. Louise Grammar mas
returned to her home in Cedar Run'
N. Y.
The Misses Kate and Mary Herman
of Stapleton, have returned IRON
Schroon Lake.
Mrs. p. Walsh, of st. Mary's ave
p5e. Rosebank, and Mrs. W. Couga''
Of Johnson avenue, T~ottenville, nave
returned after a two weeks visit In
Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Vile Commercialism.

They stood in the shadow of the pyr-
amids.
"Oh, what murmured the romantic
maiden. will the sphinx say, when,
after centuries of silence, it finally
speaks?"
Il don't know" responded the prac-
teal young business man. But I'd be
willing to pay big money to have 1t
boiler: Use Dingbat's Tooth Soap. 1t
does not bite the tongue Courier
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
TIMELY FLORAL NoTEs.
What to Do When Black Aphis At
tacks Asters and Suggestions
Concerning Slips and Plotting.

Now is the time to start many plants
for winter use. Take cuttings OF gera-
oiums. abutilions, begonias, heliotrope'
xalvia etc. Root them in shallow
boxoa If clear coarse sand, Wnlch
should be kept warm and moist when
new leaves appear you may know that
new roots nave formed. Do not TO-
move from the sand-box until a Geconu
pair has appeared.
r. E. Rexford advises going over the
Detunia bed, and when you hnd q par
ticularly pretty variety, pot II. Cut
AWAY all the old top at potting time.
As soo as the roots have taken hold
on the new soil new branches VIII 10
sent out from the crown. NIP THESE
hack until you have a dozen or more
of them. enough to make the plant
hushy ard compact. Such a plant VIII
he saws. begin to bloom as soon as
taken inio the house In the 1all anu
continue all winter If the old branches
: are cut out TO encourage new growth.
Ageratum, the pretty blue, feather-
: headed flower, also blossoms beauti-
fully in the house in winter, ana MI
Rexford says saliva s~plendens, some
times known as scarlet sage blooms
: more satisfactorily in Writer thah
many rarer plants the florist recon-
mendS. -
Mr. Rexford has a unique way OF
. treating his p~etunia beds. Alons 10
ward the last of summer they get u
looking rather passe. Then he goes
r over them and cuts out all tne on
growth. Not a stalk is lett. lnen ~
> scatters fertilizer over the peu am
waits. In a short time a vigorous new
n growth of branches starts on WIFI
9owers unite as fine and large as thos
81 carly summer will be produced an
these will last until frosts put an eh
to everything. ~
II is not necessary to take up tn
h,lhs Of tulips, hy~acinths, crocus' ete
unless they fail to bloom well. IN suc
case. lift them as soon as the nay
shed their foliage. wrap In paper. az
pc mack in boxes of dry awdus 2
look hulbs are thrown away. Inc o.
err. whore they have grown should
red shaded deeply and enriched with m
nnre Get the bulbs into the groul
again about the middle of September
Asters are often attacked by a Dia
Oh anh,s which does an incredible amou
If harm in a very short time. AS so
80 as seen. spray the plant win y
o' water and powder thickly with topa,
dust. DO it quickly. a little w.
mos means ruin TO the plants.-MiehiA
livestock Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Handy knowledge.

Oilroll-Hello, old r+an. Do you have
much trouble giving your tainted money
away?
Beefwad-Yes; | have to use secret
methods.
Oilroll-So dol However. there's one
thing that's fortunate for us both.
Observation-Disclosures that? ...
Ollroll-We learned a thing. OF two
about secret methods in acGimulating
the dern stuff.-Chicago Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Nird-Rondinr.

Perhaps smoking is offensive Il
you. Miss Smith,"
"On the contrary, l like the smci
IF a good cigar"
Without a moments hesitation h.
Threw away the veal he was smokina
Something in her manner, rather THAI
her words, led him to suspect that sh
was a judge of cigars,-Chicago Trib
une. b..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
TRIP THRouGH TIE WEST.

Mr4rand Mrs. Charles Ayers and
Miss Mcfarland left this afternoon for
:,n extended trip through the vest.
visiting California, the Portland eX-
position. the Grand Canyon and many
other places of interest, and will be
absent about six weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12

kITEMs.

I" ITEMS.
NEW pr the EVENlNu
Phai az
rEAIS.
MI. per,.v and Miss
=" returned from
they have been
80
WISE - MCGOWAN gave
La, NJ iAier, at Menu
ht.
: I'll man. OF New
+ perrr r. and Mrs =
n,a ononod bridge toWh'
-,
49, lusic teacher
uoar school, 'hiS
-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
~LEIDERKRANz LADIES.

The laides of the Leidorkranz met
at Mrs. Chris Rehfuss. in Broadwa !,
yesterday. There was a full atten-
dance, all OF the ladies but M being
present. Refreshments were served
and all had u pleasant time. The
ladies are contemplating trip to
New York city and a matinee in tie
near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Comic ,tiNn Relief

Johnny" said his mother. reprovinr-
ly, do o know where you'll go if ycl
persist in being naughty
Mother, replied Johnny, when 1 get
a little bigger I'm going to join tho
church where Tommy Bagg'a mother
goes. They don't believe in any such
place."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
HALLIDAY ASSOCIATION.

The first annual outing of the Will
liam r. Halliday Association was held
Sunday afternoon at Phoenix Park'
New Dorm A feature OF the AFFAIR
was a baseball game between tne
single and married men. The oflcers
If the association are Jules Schroeder,
pre ,ident; Frank Siebelt, ~viee-presi-
dent: John Hollinde, secretary, and
James Vail, treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
READY FOR RIDE.
St. Stephens Outing Around the
Loop Is Arranged.

The committee in charge OF the
trolley ride which the members OF
St. Stephens Parish Guihl VIII nave
around the loop from Perth Ampov'
this afternoon, announce hat every
thing is ready and the only thlng &c
preyent the ride is stormy weather.
In hat case iii will take place tomof
row afte rnoon.N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12

"He is certainly a bouncing baby
boy"
Eyes, and his mother hopes some day
he may SO to college and make a name
for himself on the gridiron."
"You don't say. Is she teaching
him to stand hard knocks already"
yes, she grabs him by the wrist and
pulls him through every bargain rush
they have NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
LOST WATCH AND CHAIN
Young Men Went for a Watermelon
Cut and Had DISASTROUS Results.

A party of young men'were invited
out to a farm in the country for a
watermelon cut last Sunday. While
there two of the Young men toe u
walk aud on their return one of the
young men discovered that he had lost
his watch and chain. OF course there
WAS a search, but it was like hunting
or a needle in a haystack on a farm
and the watch was not found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Couldn't Give, But Would Take.

He-Give me a lis5. won't you?
She-I can't; i belong to an anti
kissing club.
"Oh, that is too bad"
why is it?"
Because | wanted to KISS you"
"Well, you don't nelong to one, too
do you?"-Yonkers Statesman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
To "Let Her Down Easy

Mike had been appointed a commit
tee of one to break the sad news to
the widow.
Here" asked Pat, where are yez
goin'?"
ITO the tilegrapht Office. I'll sind
her a dispatch and whin she gets it
she'll faint and the turrable shockll
be painless. Chicago Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12

Allow two-thirds pound of sugar to
each pound Of fruit. Put the sugar into
a preserving kettle, with just water
enough to prevent its burning. Dissolve
the sugar as quickly as possible. When
the sirup is hot, put in the berries, cook
about ten minutes. skim them out care
fully Let the strip simmer 15 min
utes, then pour over berries. Fill jars
full.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Airy Persiaage.

"Ah!" he exclaimed, enthuslastical
ly, what a splendid girl q are!
wonder if there's another person il
the world rs jolly as you?"
"Oh, yes replied the bright girl
81 may be a jolly individual, but fee
quite SURF you're 4 Jollier. ".Philadel
phia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
A Proviso.

Don't you think that government
ownership is a thoroughly practical
propositions"
Certainly" answered Mr.. Dustin
stax. 81 haven't the slightest objection
to the governments owning property,
provided it is willing to buy it at my
ice."-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
PLANS FOR PARADE.

The members of the Staten Island
Driving Club will hold a meeting a
Hupots Hotel, St. George, Thursday
NIGHT for the purpose of completing
plans for the parade which wlil 90
held September u.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
TOTTENvILLE.
POLICE SHIFTS,
Staten Island PatFoImen Think
Some viii Go Elsewhere.

1t is understood that Police Com
missioner McAdoo will shortly make a
number of transfers ''for the good o.
the service" and some of the police
men on Staten Island have an idea
that they will be shifted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
LAWN FETE.

The members, of ST. Francis church
gave n lawn fete on the church grounds
Saturday night. The attendance was
good and the dancing was enjoyed
until II o'clock. A good sum was
realized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Unfounded.

'"They say" said Mrs. oldcastle, that
she married him under a misapprehen-
sion"
"Oh. no, she didn't," replied her hbst-
ess. I seen the whole thing myself. 1t
was under a bell made of some kindlof
flowers. Chicago Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
HOLD A FOOD SALE.
For Benefit Of the Candy Booth
of the Masonic Fair.

A food sale will be held on the lawn
of Mrs. william Robedee, Amboy ave-
nue.. Friday afternoon, from Z TO-
o'clock, for the benefit OF the candy
booth Of the Masonic fair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
E AT SPRING LAKE.

The p. r. r.. wrecking crew was
sent to Spring Lake yesterday. The
report was that Joseph Capner had a
wreck at that place. but it was not
learned how bad a one it was.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12

Nordy-Hello, old man, you look
sad.
Butts-Yos; my wife's away for the
summer
Nordy-Lucky dog! Mine isn't
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
round a Rare Specimen.

Miss Wellalong lat the party)-Who
Is that scholarly looking man that has
been cycling me so p~ersistently all eve
ming?
Hostess-That's Prof. Grimes, the
eminent paleonto1ogist. I'll introduce
him in a moment. He says he is great
ly interested in you.-Chicago Trib-
une.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Garter(
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 ITEAIsl

Miss Kelly and her Of 10,
Pennsylvania, have return1 of.
ter a weeks visit with Mr\d ,
George II. Wilson was IN
Saturday.
Mrs. Davis, of New York, \ la
ing n few DAYS with her sjSer, a.
Jack Davis, OF BIazi1SStar road
Mrs. 2E~Nilson was enterta
Georgia Beam. OF Sewaren,
Cora Shalfar, Of Woodbridge, Sund
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Gerlach,
Elizabeth. spent Sunday at the ONT
George Morgan.
Mrs. James Bryan, after seve
months stay in Maryland, reached
Carteret home Sunday.
Mr.. Henry He'll is entertaining
sister and family, from Pennsylvar
for q few days.
Miss Lizzie Vernon, formerly
Carteret, now Of Cleveland, Ohio,
making an extended visit at the he
of the Misses Leber.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Has something to Look Up 40.

IN. Peck is eight inches shorter than
his wife"
q suppose he doesn't like it very
well, does he?"
"Oh, he doesn't mind it much. He
he prefers to take his higher crit
ieism that way."-Kansas City Drovers
Telegram.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Held Tnnlr-

Towne-Yes, he's impulsive. hut
there isn't much likelihood OF his ever
getting married; he stammers So.
Browne-What las that to do with
it?
Towne-Wcll. you see he may start
to propose to a girl. but before he gers
Il out he has time to cool off,-Phila-
delphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
When One DEPARTS.

The man who pays his debts and moves
away
VIII hardly he remembered fer a day;
The MAJ who goes and leaves his debts be-
hin
Is sure to linger in the public mind.
Chicago Record-Herald
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
ROSES FROM CUTTINGS.
How to Start Them and Put Up Pro-
lection in the Fall Place
for Planting.S

Who ever mas eHuuSH IoStS' wv
many readers will answer in the aflir9&
alive. unless they hail from a cI&e
where blight and insects do not df&roy.
and frost is unknown. Some vEietics
seem to have an inherent weakness Of
constitution, which causeSF them to
dwlndle and die after a few seasons.
Others are unable to withstand the Sc
we're extremes of our climate. The in
PRODUCTION of the RRfnblers with their
harQiness and general a%daptability has
1S ed a new erai in rose growing. Hun
are now planted where only one
prmerl. Thousands more should
|E wn. At this season, every rose
loild start a few cuttings. II he:
Arlen is full, she may help along
work of ne~ighborhood improve
Is there no forlorn sChoolhOus2
cottage near you whose occupants
y,uld be gladdened by the gift of a rose?
1--WE prepare a bed having an eastern ana
southern exposure by %scooping out the
soil and refllling the cavity with sand
mixed with a little rich earth. TO insure
making the cuttings at the right stage.
they may be taken from shoots on which
the flowers have just faded. Cut them
about three inches long. and insert hat
their length in the sand. Some prefer
to break them down. leaving a heel at
the base of the cutting. Place a glass
fruit jar over each one, and water relig-
iously every day unless it rains. The
success of the undertaking depends upon
Keeping the soil we'll moistened. Just
before the ground freezes in the fall,
place a frame Of boards around the cut
tings and fill the inclosure with leaves.
Lay a few boards or evergreen boughs
over the frame to keep the leaves from
blowing away. The Ramblors. Poly
anthas and Hybrid Teas start readily
at any time. but the Hybrid Perpetuals
seem to root best in the fall.
BY May of The following year they will
be ready to transplant to the permanent
bed. Some will bloom the first year. but
. better to Keep of most OF the buds.
In Teplitz which INstarted from
hast September now stands
neaf4g high, and hasNthree fine
buds. Some shrubs can be hooted by
making cuttings four or five inches long
from half-ripened wood. Rempve all
but the top leaf. and insert nearly the
whole length of the stalk in the soil. +
have rooted the climbing honesuckle in
the same way.-Rural New Yorker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
TITS Ever minus

you can't fool all the people all the
time, you know"
Yes, curse IL" replied the man with
the get-rich-Quick scheme. Il know.
Some reporter always comes along
sooner or later and puts them nextp-
Chicago Reeord-Heraid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
THE DELEGATES

RS. Fanny Bachman, of Johnson
hue, and Mrs. Eta Crowley were
delegates TO the recent convention
Ia DAUGHTERS of America, held at
IRA. N. Y. They represented
stark council.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
HOOK & LADDER MEETS.

! meeting .. Esasaet'os 1ssr---ss
.addeS Company No. l, of broadway
a been called for tonight. All mem
nc ore reouested to be on hand
omptly at 8 O'Clock as business oil
~portance will take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Advantages.

"a man can live cheaper Europc
than he can in this country."A
Eyes," answered the trust Aromoter.
land with less risk of being votheredI
by grand juries. "-WashingtonE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
An Expensive Walton.

"a weeks vacation Mans a PEAR
added to your life"
1T will have to m~ean\n,ora than
that, If l am to live to ID for IT,
N. Y. Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12

Poetic the soul Of the night-singing cat
Though he's pelted with shoes.
He let's no such prosaic matter as that
Interfere with his news.
Philadelphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
EAGLE ATHLETIC CLUB.

The annual picnic of the eagle
Athletic Club was held Saturday even
Ing at Silver Lake Park. Prof
Nanley's orchestra furnished the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Heartfelt.

O learned your duty toward
your duty toward your neigh
(son?'
mamma, and"
.vhat, dear?'
IN. wish you had gotten me IN
"-Life.