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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
BURLINGTON CROSSES THE
MlSSOGoi PACIFIC TRACKS.

bUgaoin. Ill. Oct r-The railroad trou-
BE between the Burlington ard Iron
Mountain railroads a. Hsrriu. over the
Intersection - the Iron Mountain tracks
hy III" burlington. has been amiCahly ai-
1l..r.G. The Burlington has received .. r
~. SSioa TO r.a-S ;rs r..s.'s tracks and
thus enter IN" par' ot tho vas: William
su;I county r't! t'r .is
For some weeks past armed guards
raSc At Intervals. protected the right ~
way ~ the Iron Mountain against ;he
burlington. wAicn sought To- .utrrsrc; the
tracks II the former. THE Iron Mountain
secured n temporary InIunrJ lion against the
burlington
TIE burlington I'm. from c.atralia 20
H-rrin - well under way large rnr-
;lo,r Of the rcadh.d being completed. The
burlington people had 0Npevtri to begin
th..r coal 'THf's on this IN. by Nuyem-
Tor. though thi. will no: be possible.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
CANADIAN PACIFIC PLANS
MAY INCLUDE ST. LOUIS.
ErrvRr.IC SPECIAL.

St Paul. MIN. Oct. Alt Is believed
that the movements 81 railroad surveyors
r"w working ~ South Dakota are d.
rect.d by the SEQ and Canadian Pacific
II is asserted ihH:. ia the Minneapolis and
St Louis. the Canadian Pacific and 500
hav. fcu-d an "u:let 10 It. Louis and the
S,u,h. The Minneapolis AMI St Louis
his a South Dak0t, branch running into
wa-ertown am the 500 has for many
T@aE, owned right of way from its
North Dakota line 20 Aberdeen. 8. d. II
Is believed to be she intention OF the
Scp. through IN. Minneapolis and 81.
Louis to bui'i the ink which will unite
the wa;er,o~n branch with the 500 in
North IakOta
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
Santa Fe Has Texas Central.

'HfpT@ EI.II ~fETIAI@
Abilene. Tex. Oct. At Is author
ita;ive.v stated that the Santa Fe
interests control tie Texas Central
Railroad from Waco to Stamford. and
will will extend that line from Stamford
westward 10 fntersect the Santa Fe OF
New Mexico at TeXico. Chi.f Engineer
Thompson OF the State Railroad Commits
sion was here recently and said that not
more than per cent OF the railroads
chartered I'm Texas were built and operat-
&c. This small percentage IL charged to
Stock Laws that prevent the watering
@: stocks and bonds. Til. stock and bonds
must uo- represent NOR than the actual
va.I.e Of the railroad. and hence IL Is that
contractors AMI investors do not see any
raarsin or p,o:i;s N building railroads In
Texas. especially IL they have to sell their
ponds and stocks ~ per cent below actual
value or apprs:sement o: the road and
equipment
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
MccaSKRlN'S NAME NOT
ON THE OFFICIAL BALLOT.
Re~k 1slssA Nay os's Nsoe Vet Ger.
sia~d asd Last Cay ElsDses -
FOaeseeash OtssrSes.

S2-trgr~,t. I!;. Or: N-Thr -ar. o.
George " HcCtsk-r. Mayor q Rock
I=saas Sts ncs T. 81 TIE oGctsl bs..a,,
- Congressman ~ .se FoE-recr-h D..-
t-.-t 20 e. th~ yscs--y cAcs-s - :ae
cr1.A % Ealc-~. ts-~tania y MARKS
Ts-,Gay tSe i&- FAY q: asirS nth
t1s CN--.y css-ks cr-t4e-cztrE .. us-ss 90
H. .i1c-s rr 80 otactsl ballot: ard tie
za-s~ q GcCssk-5- Eas &c; a-so5e :so~<
Car-E-s-
TEc rs-=~s Certified ~ :As Ss--e.ary o.
s.sse .e--say to The country cle-As 20 -
rs11c>, G, c<.c.ai e.Eot< Se-e TIE soilcv-
i-z
Fs-s. NsS,--e~ - Nt~io CR-r,: 1anns
-c.a-t pzs--- % Nou7s-.h sp~7s =
" SO FIT 60 = rocArg-~S fproSi ss.loa1.
shi BsEs- l. Darcy o: KSca Is.sa. $50
1.ss.1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
KING DROPS OUT Of
RACE FOR GOVERNOR
Former State Senator Of Arkan-
sas Says Combinations Are Too
Strong and Too Deeply In
trenched to Combat.

Little Rock. Ark Oct. N-Forner Eta,
Senator David L. King announced to-day
ms withdrawal from the race G9r The
says:
The comb nations are too strong. too
cetp!y ia;5enchsi AID too closely allied
70. A nan o! my .!ID'ai financial ah,i,: V
20 combat; I Am too poor and have too
many Dependencies :n Continue a axh /:
wien / can SEE nothing IN !; b.; DEF {
and myscit
- shan val. TIA turn ~ The .it. an:
wh.a the Democratic party stall have
made a choice and nominated :.cket 4
al! s~ r~ajy 10 take the stump aaa as
sis: IL Increasing the Mat0r.,Ies''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
Railroad Eap.Snes.

New York. Oct :a-Rsilrcs9 earnings ~
pnTfsF TO-DAY
Cincinnati S.s orleans ans Tsxas ras nc
sscon3 ws-S oc,ob-r s'SA As15 IN --~aSe SIS -
Fro-l july 81 -. Iac--as~. yissA
's!-aro asa " rts er-tsTr- Month Ss-f t-sr
e -ss g,s- Irs-ra.s l--,~ f>on, ,u'y !, ss
~ s,S i-c-.ss- - i,i =.
''H'rss2 - Fsui Sa-..poIis sae O--sSa-
Month September s. r. sS: tn,reass S.Sl
ftrrl Jaly ! S..s a.. i-c-~as~. Cs
N'->sgrl rsr.sc - Aasas;-Tro~s - 60,
seCrvsse Sss9 SIC nss - - ssx fs-Ysne~ e.!s 80
Fr-'-s julN 90 kYsust r-S-oes & u! ~ Sc.
cr-aA~ s1t 81; ne: -<s II Inc-.as~ S.atSA
New York. oct. t.-EAlirua6 earnings
reported fo-dsy:
s: t-'uS S,u:Nues-s--Th.ri ~eeG oc'etsr
S.s q. decrease. Sc * F.ou. July l. 81
S.:.i .ecr~as S-.A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
IMPORTANT GRAIN RATE
MEETING IN ST. LOUIS.
REprRI,lC SPECIAL

Louisville. KY. Oct. A.-There will be .
meeting Of grain shippers in s.. Louis ncxt
Tls>dav for me purpose CT discussing
pectei iha, shippers from Louisville. Gin:
cinnati. Evansville. Hend"rsnn. Cairo. ana
al S1teways Will be present at the meet
il".
On the following cay the grain men will
meet with the representatives Of the va
rious railroads anH TIE results Of the con.
ference will he thoroughly discussed. II
resh.rplnc point VIII have an advantage
over another. The conference at 6t. Louis
Is one result Of the hearing Of the Inter.
state Commerce Commission last July In
louisville.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
HEALTH, BEAUTY
0AeE0A
TAI 0keY9

I-S r-ly Saseas.s
s-srara;scn q the
Earxe. q, .aeis- fern.
Sss are ss- rase e.
20 Eve TIA, Ar
! zGsi es-~ a.3
csa.aia ~. t~aai-e
RE Gsis6a ar o.S~e
ss.sG-La i-e-~sie-s0
r>ce<sarv - r~nivcs
sesire. p~szisa
ev create 6~,s-
srstr sSsN. 4>vsi-
q: -f go vyss. s-t
-eSG-T>9
s-sas.s re. .kr7-rs
rE-- Il - sEA-Sss
-asGr- 80 >s-~Gs
rs-e AL .fias ,ss
e~x
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

Sal: Lake City. Utah. Oct. :4.-The an
ntI.il meeting of the Rio Grande Western
Railroad Company Was held In this city
today. Tha meeting was attended bS
Vice President Sch!ncks. Chief Counse!
Vale and Treasurer Cotton. holding prox-
les for nearly the whole Of the outstand-
ing stock. rNr former Roard uf Directors
was reelected with Ire exception o: Z
II Hartman. who WAS dropped IN favor
OF 4. Il Calf Of New York. George
the aircc,orai. % the Union Pacific an!
other Hartman lines. and Mr.. Hsrr!man's
retirement as director Of the Gould prop
critics follow cd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
varsana, Leads H.ssi.s Party.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jackson, Mis-. Oct. 9-A tea.-hvnt-
ing party consisting n Govs:no. Sar3a-
man Associate 'us,:c~ JET Truly. At
:orrey General William Williams Rail-
road Commissioner y. McSa,r SHcr~-
isry OF sts.e J ". Power. ari Deputy
State Revenue Agent ". w Simon.on !ef,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.
Kipp Smith Of Seatonville, ILL.,. to
Go to Prison for Eighteen Years.

REP--RLIc SPECIAL
Princeton. Ill. oct cs-Kipp Smith o!
Seasonviile who shot ard Killed Rol6en
Allen last January was found guilty o.
murder :n the C!:cu't Cur here to-day
and sentenced TO eighteen years in the
Peniten;:ary. Smith claimed he acted IN
se,S-defenRe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

through passenger trains between Los An
geles nd Salt Lake City to :wenty.stx
hours. which will cut the running time b.
tween this city a1l Chicago to sixty-elght
hours. The through limited train which
will be put on by the Salt Lake. Union
Pacific Northwestern routes to Chicago
Will be known a. the LOS Angeles Lin.
fSa<ls
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

p,emsnfaI abstracts and brief and for rule on
ANTIQUE cur.ae Nsse. 10 withdraw.
People e1 rel. Heaiy Ssirien. motion for
tsAvs to Gle Information.
Christian Church Of sand Creek vs. y Use.
molten BY plaintiff ir error for zen days from
date 20 nle reply briefs. allowed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

81. Paul. Mirn.. Oct A-Eswart ] Car
non. a Weli-1osn attorney Of ST Pau has
hstG appointed .iy!si0r counsel oS the
Northern pac.hc road with h-ad;us-:ers
zt Sa"ksrs. ws.S-. ard viii sssu-n. HE
rev duties January !. I, ts u-ss-s:o,.:
tha: ths post carries with {: . salary Of
s. 80 Der arayrA-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

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ssr~,It- x 80 ar rsr tosr, csressra
sszs. .Sss a tt = fsErEs-s Cara .sAssss
azs E7-zr ts>i- ~or Is-sz- ----.
ozr = 80 es=F zr.s-Irfs~. -t7--ssisrs
SaN< -
Gear. " sSs a s9S
rFfAr- yNf-r CO. sr-ss- -
rss--s<----f -~-s r--s -rras~.. 0.-
Ss=-sf-- Cz}~r> TIsa-. T~-- s~--s -.y .
Mss s,t-Tc Tf-NIAP - y WEI '. CRY
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
TIME BETWEEN SALT LAKE
AND LOS ANGELES REDUCED.

los Angeles cal. oct. u-Thc Los An
E.ics Sar r.dro ard Salt Lake :oa! has
decided TO reduce tn. running time .. ;:s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
Specialists.
MARRIED..

,TE.SHARDT -FRAEK-On Tuesday. October
-, at the Hotel - Regis New York C-ty
by The Reverend Doctor ID.sph siiveTrnan -
IN" .eTpl. Einsnrsi. Lola Bloom Frank -
I"e"ah Ii S'.if.hsrI:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

O0V0eSs's Essraes oS vaaSula
reA,ts Q s..~-.ns tsf.caey % aavcS r-y H.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

fsLHER-T-ank Palmer hu.Sa-f % A-,'.
fsE'~r gDSr s"~'~Yl. B.st = ys.rs
To fHr'Ts! -iI ;ass F;se- NSir.4Iay Ns-
'oss- = isss. e. {: vrsos .h.-r. -, Harm
a A7irsss 1HSsrtastnr psrior. KFrs~S-i
No u iSs sTrfns ssFy N So I.ruls. " WI.
uT''s .; srsmsrsry sris = r. Fr.sri. CO
80 :.usi'J sSs iasi'eg - .,,eat
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

R hiiES-on N"r-sr 1r'0S~r :. I.s q.
- H .iaf'k ~ carrie - iT~f~r t-.4s = .r-n~-'
~0r-a utfs = n mas a. FsrH.r rrs.Ns- -,
'frrssk- Arse. Csth.rth- .ai Tnurr.. S,Rss.-.
Ths sgn-ta' 49, take pace wsfrssfa. n--
.h.sf = ~ oel~s tn. fr7-r 'ar-iiI -.sl
's"es, ~. .sos Ities-gu stree, 20 "a Bridge. /.
.svr'h. thsno- - Calssry rsr7-'rrv.
Fsi~ns. are invited 90 attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25

~ Ni.NsN-a- az-ssss <sr~---- 81 =,
ESc& st EaEsh>rh rex.Sr-s- So sea-
-slsssr r.-ts---sS-Es al s-Sz a--.rarf 49,
g ~-r-s. ~ - -a--s - s3- Sea. SsTf1- -.
E-s~f.-
fNF2--i sfl - >-is ->s-~szr s'.---N,- 8.
s.sts-A sr-- Iss -sss"- r.-s-- 49,
>sr.-- E1Sats .S-~-s AS iAssy-z=> asr-a~
T-T.e--s t,-vIt~S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
FIRE WORKS
BY CRANBURY CO..

CRANBURY, NOV. 11:-The Gran
bury Fire Company will soon be in 4
position 10 fight any fire which may
occur in the village and its equip
'mcnt viii be equal to that of any
company within miles Of the place.
An order was placed this week
with q New York company for $50
feet of additional hose. The company
has also completed a deal for the pur-
chase of a hook and ladder truck and
nose carriage.
Chief Perrine and Assistant Chief
Pucrschner went TO Newark yestcr-
day to look at the apparatus and COM
pletc The purchase. Tho total cost
viii be about $7O0. The company
mas about $525 in its treasury and
proposes to procure the additional
$500 by either 4 series OF entertain
ments or by giving q fair.
A special meeting of the company
Will be held next week when further
plans for improving the local fire SER
vice will be discussed.
The new water works will be COM
pleted III q few weeks and the pres
ent company will be incorporated I'M
der the laws of the state. The men
viii start a course of instruction in
the best means of fire fighting. To
perfect themselves in this line. David
e. Benedict, for many years the chief
OF the Newark Fire Department, and
at present the head of the National
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Golfers for November II:
The wisdom OF dropping policies
is q topic on which inquiries are be-
ing constantly put to us, and al
though we have answered them Oft
en-. 1t seems necessary to repeat
again. would you advise one to
drop Il policy with the New York
Life in this case: My policy is for
$1,000, twenty years paid life. I
have only had 1t one year, therefore
paid two yearly payments of $40
each. OF course. it is a long time
yet TO pay. but if | felt sure that the
New York Life is all o. X. wouldn't
Would like to know Just what
you think of this" The three big
companies and other smaller ones
have committed outrages so
gross as TO call for severe penalties.
but that all three companies are
sound We have no doubt, and We adj
everybody against sacrificing
policies from Il fear that any of these
institutions is going to fail. All we
have to do is to work hard to get
the Facts, give punishment that will
be q warming, and institute reforms
on these Investigations.
Deferred dividends should be abol-I
Costs of wild competition
be done away with. Invest
nents should be restricted. Ac-
counting should be more regular.
Probably the size of companies
have a limit. On whether
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

The borough of Richmond, which
constitutes Staten Island. has been
brought into a prominent position by
the recent election. Richmond turn
ed in a handsome majority for Nc
Clellan, when compared with the
rest OF The boroughs, and The news
papers of the greater city have given
it due credit. Il Mcclellan is able
to retain his seat he shulld recognize
the needs OF Staten island more will
ingly than during his past admins
tration and il is probable that the
advertising the borough has received
will attract beople there for resi-
dences, too.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
TRIO OF GREAT
MEN WILL Be seen.
Some Of the MOving Pictures TO be
Shown for Grace English
Lutheran Church.

President Ro0sevelL Cardinal Glib
bons, Mr.. Mitchcll-thcse three men,
each in his own spae4es, exercise more
influence in our national life today
Than probably any other thatfcould
be named. President Roosevelt is
admired by the world-at-large hardly
less is Mr.. John Mitchell in The world
OF labor, while Cardinal Gibbons.
Americas most eminent p~relate. has
we'll won the admiration OF the relig-
ious world. This world-famous trio
is shown in q most interesting series
OF moving pictures secured on the oc-
casion Of their visit and addresses TO
200. 600 miners and citizens at Wilkes
Barre. Pa, on August 10th. 1t is in
teresting because the ensemble. the
crowds. the national prominence of
the speakers. make the whole series
so typical OF American life today.
The river common Of Wilkes-Barre
affords a charming and fitting back
ground to the memorable event, and
the favorable weather conditions en-
abled Mr.. Howe to secure results in
photography that are uncomfortable.
This series as well as many others in
Mr.. HoWe's new and elaborate Life
Drama will be seen in Wilder Han on
Monday evening, November 20, and
constitute a program most OF which
can be seen at this exhibition OK.
clUsiyely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

Mercer and Ocean counties have
seen fit to reject the proposition to
reduce III size OF the Board of Free
holders. The people fayoring the
change should not be discouraged,
h%oweVe}. Middlesex also rejected it
at FIRST, but then came the Amboy
bridge and the rest was easy. Per-
haXs Mercer and Ocean Will have
their Hmboy bridges some day and
hen the people will be glad OF any
thing to get relief.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
EIRE AIARM ROXEs.

23-Raritan Copper Works.
Hi and Lewis streets.
27-Aladison avonue ana Paterson street.
2S-Market and First streets.
3h-Smith and High streets.
37-State and Smith streets.
43-Buckingham ave. and Hartford 81
d~5-Commerce and Front streets.
47-High and Washington streets.
64-State st. and buckingham ave.
5G-Hall avenue and Charles street.
57-State and Wayne streets.
G2-WashinEton and First streets.
63=New Brunswick Ave. and Elm 81.
G4-Smith street and Watson avenue
65-Commerce and State streets.
Ta-Front and Smith streets.
73-Water and Gordon streets.
74-Kearny avenue and Gordon street.
S2-Smith and Herbert streets.
Ss-Woodhridgc road and washington 81
S~4-Lehigh avenue and Stanford street.
TO send in an alarm. open the door or
the box and pull down the lever ana let
go. once only. stay at box until hremeIi
arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS. 80,
l tap-Brcak in circuit. ? taps-priill
and fire alarm test. 3 taps-Fire out. .
~taps-Pollce call. 12-Cal for Lincoln
Engine Company. 13--Call FOR Washing
ton Hose. 1f-Call for Mcclellan EnEln,e
Company. 1l-Call for Protection Hook
and Ladder. 1G-Call for Eagle Hose
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
CALENDAR OF LOCAL rN ENrs.

Nov. 14-Ball and reception Of the
Kamers, Wilder hall.
Nov. 15--Minstrel show, Westminster
Cadets. Wilder Hall.
Nov. l5-Smoker, Court Standard, +.
of A., Washington Hall.
Nov. 16--Mnsquerade ball, Halcyon
Castle, X. G. L.
Nov. 17-Teachers' course, Lyric
Male Quartet.
Nov. lS-Ball, Po Ambo Haymakers
Association, Washington
hall.
Nov. 20-Bowe Moving Pictures, aus
pieces Crazy English Luther
an church, Wilder hall.
Nov. 23--Minstrel show of Raritar
Yacht Club in Wilder hall
Nov. 25-Monthly cake sale Grace
English Lutheran church.
Nov. 27-Slovak theatricRis, Braga
Hall.
a27-Dec. 2-Tempest Stock Com
pany, Wilder Hall.
Nov. 29-Court Amboy, r. of A.. ball
and reception, Washington
hall.
Nov. 29-Ball. First p. A. Hebrew
Ladies, Braga Hall.
Nov. 30--Entertainment Juni o r
League, Grace English
Lutheran church.
Nov. 0-"Thirteenp concert by Ep-
worth League, Simpson NJ.
Il. church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
GRAN BUR- TALKS
TROLLEY AGAIN

CRAEBURY. NOV. ia new
trolley scheme is being developed
here which seems likely TO develop
into the building of a road in the
near future.
The previous talks Of a trolley
have started in the town when en-
deavors have been made to get out
side companies 10 build a line. The
present scheme is the other way
about. 4 company OF capitalists,
who claim TO have a lot of money
back of their scheme are anxious to
run a trolley line from Trenton to
the shore. They will touch at New
town, Windsor and Hightstown and
come on through Cranbury TO James
burg and Freehold.
a representative of the company
has been in town within the past
week and conferred with a number
of citizens as to the feasibility of the
plan and local people are very much
elated over the prospect of the new
road being built.
\ meeting of local parties from
each of the towns through which the
proposed line Will be built is shortly
to be called when the matter will be
thoroughly discussed. 1t now looks
rs if Cranbury was nearer having a
trolley than ii has ever been before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
CLEVELAND GOES HUNTING
And Returns With CottontaiIs Visible
in Every Pocket.

PRINCETON, Nov. t1:-Formcr
President Grover Cleveland vent on
his first hunting "trip of the season
yesterday. Accompanied by one of
the local sportsmen. he went over to
the Mcfarland farm at Rocky Hill
early in the morning and did not re-
turn until evening. Mr.. Cleveland
bdsged several rabbits and some
woodcock, and seemed 10 have lost
none of his skill with the gun. He
would not say how many rabbits or
birds he KILLED, but as there was a
.cottontail bobbing from nearly every
one of his pockets his trip must have
been satisfactory.
Subscribe for fha N--VC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
Not a stickIer.

Willie-ln what month were You
torn. Miss Runnaboute?
Miss Runnaboute-lt makes 10 diff
ference, dear boy-the appropriate
stone is a diamond.-Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

"Why do folks say that the first year
of married life is the most unhappy"
oueried Mrs. Henpeck.
you. never heard me say il. my dear, =
meekly responded Henpeck. Houston
Daily Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
Self-Denial.

did you ever make a personal sacri-
Gce?" asked the visiting parson.
''Yes. indeed replied Mrs. De Style.
81 once declined to be interviewed by a
society reporter" Chicago Daily
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
I{ow Could He Tellg

do you believe That conteftmeht is
better than riches?"
Il don't know; never-having had any
riches, | have never been CONTENT
Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
First Appearance of DandruR a Fore
runner of Future Balda-ss.

runner oI NHIurc
That such is tho case has boon con-
clusively proven by scientific roaearch.
Prof. Unna, tho noted European skin
specialist, declares that dandrrf is thn
ct1ticle OF The scalp. caused
by parasites DESTROYING the vitality IN
the hair Bulb. The hair becomes lifele@s.
and. in time, falls out. This coa be pre-
ventcd.
Newhro's IIcrpicida kills this daudru~
yNrm. ard restores the hair to is natl
softness and ~abundancy.
Fernicidc is now used by thousands cr
people-all satisfied that Il is Tho most
wonderful hair preparation on the mar
iSct to-day.
Sod by leading druggists. Send 1pc. In
stamps for sample to Tho Herpicide Co.
Detroit, Mich.
c. A. SEXTON, General Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

The street department aud the poi
lice are showing a proper interest
preventing The Central railroId
stealing an additional siding aero 5
New Brunswick avenue. Under No.
guise OF repairs to the crossing, he
company attempted to changeN the
grade Of the siding already therA and
add another one. The city ~ the
trick and promptly stopped ~ 1t is
to be hoped The city officials Vim give
the same watchful care 10 Madison
avenue, South First and South Sec
ond streets. There are suspicious ac-
lions in hat vicinity, A grade cross
ing in that part OF the city would be
a crime and the citizens look 10 the
aldermen to protect them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
Unpleasant Sea Trip.

Church-Whpt sort of a trip did you
have going TO Europe?
Cotham-Horrible: there were three
phronographs on the ship.-Yonkers
Statesman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

The absent one has little chance
OF being the heir" But it's a better
chance than has the absent adyer-
tiser' for securing his share Of pub
lie patronage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
Ediforial Page Of the News.

TO vote for. That is all there is to
the machine and the sooner every
voting precinct in the state is equip
ped with them the better elections
we viii have.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

Various Excuses fer Being Late.
Mrs. lloyle-The paper says that
there is d short-story famine.
Mrs. Doyle-Don't- you. believe it. My
husband has a new one to offer every
night.-Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

"Ay course they are, we fool. How
else cud a man see through them?"-
Cleveland Leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
PERTH AMBOY'S CLAIM.


We have no doubt but that some
OF the plums TO be handed out by
Sheriff Church will come toward
Perth Amhoy. and the sheriff could
not find a better place to choose
from. II has been IA long time since
this fity has been properly recognized
in Eounty affairs and now that we
al the metropolis of the county it
is BIT just that Perth .Amboy's claims
sfThen, too, there are two other rea-
sons why Perth Amboy should get
a large Slice OF the fruits of victory
this fall. In the frst place, Perth
Amboy's candidate for sheriff step
ped aside, when the nomination was
practically his, in favor of Mr..
Church. Secondly. Perth Amboy
rolled up a tremendous majority for
the republican ticket. We have *
cellent material down this way for
any OF the Offices the sherin has to
fill and a Perth Amboy man can fill
the bill With credit to all hands.
II would seem thai the Newark
Advertiser could devote lis time.
space ana energies to something bet
ter than denying the voting ma
chimes. The Complaint against them
is entirely mwarranted They are
by far the greatest step yet taken in
this state toward the publication OF
the ballot and cleaner elections. The
machines are simple and easily un-
.erstood. Ii they had always been
n use and ii was proposed to change
toAthe present paper ballot system,
the people would cry a great deal
harder against the change than they
co nov against the machines. Any
man who knows enough to put a pas
ter over q name on a paper ballot.
knows enoEsi, 10 pcil = lsvsf down
over the name Of tho man heswants
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

1T doesn't make any diEerence if a
woman is six feet high and Weighs $50
pounds said the home grown philoso-
pher.
"Wcll?'
Sooner or later some man viii come
along who's willing to call her little
girl. Chicago Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
Silly Questions.

rs false eyes always made av glass.