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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
Winneiotas 2esislatnr.

Segislaturen aolonrncreoe Sre.
bags til Sirsbag benne llge. 2iDet
al 9ctponins CT ubrettet op til 8oto
meb llnbtagelien al en- Del forbere.
oenoe Irbeioe / aomlteerne. en- bel
Del mere og minore oigtige Bills bor
imiolertib feet Sogens Sps, og Oct
ier no til, at 2opgiperne bill fao NOT
at beitiue, bpis De ffal bebanble ole
bisie. 81 mPrfer oS felgenbe. iom
life fsr bar prret nppnt ber | Sla.
BET: : Sniet Sm at forbpoe
Option" Sanoel meo G%reaturer,
aornparer og "gropisiiuns"; ON at
Iorbpbe "gildet Chops" og "gudet
Sbopping"; ON OF paalGg9e ganfer
at ppgipe for Sfattesiemeh aftier op.
Itaaet peo Gipioenber; ON at $40 pr.
acre ifuI bore Den lapeite Eris, for
boiIfen Statens SfolelanS maa i9l.
aes; ON at Statens 8ooro Of Control
ifal gipe Slip paa lin Ipnoigbeo
oper l~lnipcriitetet os Sc soriee Stats'
Ifoler. s Setatet: Sm llouGpnelie
al en- 2attoepeisfommisiion for Sta.
ten; on en- Reoiiion Of Stutens 2ope.
@upcrnsr Sobnion bar ubn9pitt
s. $. Spfiman fra ct. Saul til ia.
br~ifinIpefter / ct. 9aul Giitrift.
9puis 2epp oa Souls Sogler er no
nnpnt til 6dbrifinipeftsrer for Min.
neapolis 3iitrift. Souis 9. Sorger'
ion ira Gilbert 2eo % Better &arpen
ira ct. Yeter er ,ronGpnt til Snipet.
tsrer for 2anooiitrifterne % augnit
Sosberg for 8nIutb Giitrift. OLAF
Splitrsm or uouGpnt til 3ompfieoel.
injpeftsr / Sennepin Gcuntp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
Suer apinSc fan sipre bet biemne
- foiter intet at prepe.

On MP imaaIss 6pbaseIie, iOm fan sioes II, RATE
eaer RaS. SiertfIis sooiisa0t Of W. c. T. U. pa
ale andre aiboIbsiu!f. let sIsr fit grbEioe ida title
% Ettert. at mems ben b~sRaipae Suitru, sgFter cher
Batter fer paa BET bEr 9raniesea freIit eHoog mob fin
Billie os uesn bans gtosuoe. Srno bit Nauu 90
aereSie til Al. 3. ". Saines, 1854 SIsnu SIpg Gins
e%tnHatt. G., o. ban oil isHoe big en- SrsuepIite df
"goISeu Specific" irtt for at piiC. buor let bet CT at
,urere Srdnfere ueo bette NteOel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
Niseonfns qeaisIatnr.

On Mnngoe 2~opforilag ct freniottc
! be fioiie Dage, gIonot be pigtigfte
er feIgenhe: Sm ~epiIgning at
$4,000 til en- aontmisfion, Tom ffal
repr9fenfere Wiseonfin peo BcrtIdno.
ltoitiaingen til Sommeren; en- Sor-
anbring al HrimGrnalelooen, bpor.
peo Observation-Disclosures nominereS
Jon forben beo Goleuier al De for
fieIlige gartier; ON at Sernbane-
fornpanier ffal forpIigtes til at l9s.
ge Sfinner fra fine 9aner til SIDE.
ipor mnlagte at Sorretninesn9n6 |
en- @p; iamme 6orilag tilplistes
aompanierne at ifaffe be forasbne
2ofomotiper og 8osne til 8arebefor.
bring fra iaaoanne Sibeipor; ON
5orbuo moo SaIg 90 genptteIie al
iaafaIote "Irabins Stamps". gioe.
re er Der fremiat JoriIag ON 6orbei.
ellie Of gp-Maporers 2sn, inaleoes of
De ! 8per al lite alaSie fol erboI.
be fra $4,000 til $4,000; Sper
Of 2oen aIasie fra $1,000 til $4,000;
/ 9per Of 3bie aInsIe fra $500 til
$4,000 % / gper af 4oe aInsie fro
800 til $500. 2snnen ifal ! bpert
TiIfpIoe fnitinttes of @prnabet. SfsI-
ge ct Sprilag ifnl Waporer ! gper al
2oen, 3bie og 4be alasie bore ielp-
ifrebne Weolemmer al 8praabet meo
Ret til at n9gte Sanftion al 9eilitt-
nineer, men De ifaI life babe Stem-
meret. ct mtoet Sorilag foreilaar
opbupet BET nupRrenbe Superpilor.
8aien % bill / bets Steo babe inofsrt
ct Slags aommisiionsipitem. aom.
missioner bill efter Sorilaget | Siege
len beitaa at ire Meblemmer unbta'
gen / be itore Gountper. @rGnien |
Smaobper for Sfattelignine | Sfole-
siemeb foreilaaes al ct 2egislotiir.
mebIem ubpibet fra / til 2 Brocent.
Mrpeifotlopen ~fcreilaaes 9nbret Der.
ben, at teitamentariife @aper til
Golmtper ifal bore fritagne for Sfat.
Sette Sorilae er foranleoiget peb, of
ct at Gtateus Gountper forleoen MOB.
tog en- 8ape paa $4,000 til npt
G%ourtbus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27

gssfsfsbassbos.n &c en- paffsr. Itbsn 300. Oar
ausreee tuefrsptt Hert Sauns ben. Wsanse Sdf fcr
ben o. -Heerrah=e Otsu-, iUa er en- p%eifcuuten SiGt
| son Sas. eiaeieS.s 'geb arneH. uto fine tntsn
.siaais ~Eort9aaser.
ears pIitn. Gurburo. Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27

sra Jinlamb. Sra Seliingiors mel.
bes oen ste Sonitar: S 8perne SaDa.
itebus oe 2cpiia ntsSte ingen til Bal.
get af Weolemter til u~oifriuuings.
commissioner. S a1lopio blcp Badge
ne uSTat, iuotiI MilitGrtienefte.
Spsresmaalet er aigiort | 2atooa-
gen. en- tiIiparelroe geilutning bep
taget al Masiitraten / Saia. 8orgers
meiteren ! Seliinpfors bar tilltilet
@alpernementsforpaltningen en- Weeo.
belelie ON, at 9pelt iom Sslge al De
iioeu 102 co aominiltratiu 8ei trnf.
ne Sorbolbsresler moo &etsnteolent'
n,errc er ubeit Mogrtrut. $ ben flo
tie SiS bar Maeiltraten fiin beitoaet
al Berioupr, Der mbfertioigt uSfsrte
Observation-Disclosures. Com Sslge
al 8itperfereltS operorocntlige 6or.
fclosregler moo Magiitratsmeolem.
nlerne ril ire al bisie in4r Sremtio
neolroee !ine Wanouter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27

@eb Caucus. afitenmine blanbt be
repubIifanife Weolemmer | WanoagS
bIeo 8uoernsr Ga SoIlette meo So
Stemmer nomi,teret til Jorbunosie.
nator. Charles fit 26 Stemmer,
3ebb 10, Gid A og Gonnor 2.
SEQ @iitenniiteen / be to Siiie |
Sirsoaes bar nbfdlbet Tom Fsteer:
5 9uiet ga SoIette 80 Stemrner
Nortin 2i,ef (Gem.) IL; @ictor 3.
Serser (Soe. Gem.) 3. s Senntei
ga Boaette 81 Steurner Charles
9; Sued 3; Berger 1.
Ga 5oEettes @als itaof9iteoes !
59aesiesiion / Snsbass.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
Sverige oe 5inIano.
sbeatrrtusrnr til gmerffa. Of

Sbeatcrtpnrne til amertfa. Otter
Taabirfning at 3beaterpenner ! an1e'
rita ifal @steborgs 6olfetbeaters Sc
Der agte at fcretaae en- Sorrne til be
ileite @per | Norbamerifa, bpor Der
leoer eli Itsrre ipenif 9efolfning.
Programmed ffiiISe blipe omtrent
u~oehiffcnoe ipcnif, iiGr SoIfetpffer
meo biitoriif Yagsrltno iom "grouo.
pet pd ltlfdia~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
81 sbafeIpeare ;ynnb. :

st sbafeipearr Snno. IS Sisie
Gage ifaI Der bore giprt ct operor'
fentlig iitteresinlt 9ogfuno Of gice'
bibliotbefar Or. 2iungren | Sino.
On Manb | Wolms, ion snifeoe at
p9re ufienot, bnpoe foreoiit BAN ct
sammelt Sefte at Sbafeipeares fsrite
arbeioe illus anOrouicus". Oct
bar trpft ! gonbon 1894 % tiIbsrte
en- ltbgape, iom man pioite ihtlSe fin.
oes, men bboraf intet erenplur emo.
M er opoaget. Der itdl aaereoe-pare
tuot S,linoer al 8un6 Sterling for
tette eneitnaenoe grenplar, Der anta-
ges at bore fomlnet til @alms me0
engelife S~fuejpiaere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27

iom bar inbe, men Slnnmerne oreo
Gem tiIboge. Harnes bar en- al De
melt p~clftaacn0e Gornterc | Gourfpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27

Icnpmpnee electric Mfg. Sos
9pgning / Weromonee brpnbte neo
iibIte Ianoae. Sabpt er $4,000 og
asiuroncen $4,000. Sloen outu9es
ct ppre paoidt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
A SWELL WEDDING.
italian Couple Wade Man and Wife
in St. Mary's Church.

A very swell wedding took place at
st. Mary's church 10 O'Clock Wednes.
day morning. The happy couple were
Italians and were married by an Ital.
ian priest The bride is said TO be q
sister of a party who keeps a shoe shop
near Welsh's hotel and the groom q
brother of jim Drutch, OF Mechanics
vile. The bride was dressed in white
and wore a wreath of range blossoms
on her head. A reception was held ri
the residence of J. Deutch, in Mech
anic'ville, and six coaches were KEEP,
rolling through the streets for hours,
the bells of the bridal carriage max
ing music galore. The bride and
groom will keep house in q home all
ready and prettily furnished in this
borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
PARIS AND THE AMERICAN
Frenchmen Think We Are S~pondeTs
and Are on the Watch for
Our Dollars.

In tie beginning il amused me when.
having been embraced by an agreeable
+ French woman she would with de-
licious naivcte Immediately ask me u
procure q rich wife or a splendid posi-
ton for some impoverished. always
noble. friend, or when t~radespeople,
boarding houses and the army Of the
unemployed appeared 10 me with child
like confidence in the notion thar. be
ing an American. | had only { o say
So and the fabulous wealth Of our
money kings would al once be applied
to the relief OF all their nccessitics,
says a writer in ~lIarper's Bazaar.
But after a time the novelty Of this
situation wears of. and then the irony
and the burden and the lonesomoneas
Of it appear. No matter what evidence
! personally exhibit OF the fact ih1'
All Americans are not made Of money,
I am still supposed to be comparltivs.
ly poor in consequence Of some slight
ly stupid eccentricity OF character, anG
it is joyfully believed that | can. nov
e~rtheless. procure anything | want Of
American wealth for the soed of any
deserving French individual or iDsti-
tuition.
There are, Of course. as IS wei
Known. countless shops. mOdistes,
couturiers that are almost entirely sup
ported by an American clientele. and
there are many splendid hotels. restau-
rants and places Of amusement where
inc lights would 20 out II American
patronage were Withdrawn. But sim
pie conditions Of everyday business
explain all that.
The marvel appears in affairs erect
cd on the belief that Americans are
spenders, ard anyone can make o
fortune by merely getting in the cur
rent of our spendthriftiness. with lit
tie or no regard for what one offers 10
Do or sell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
State News

Trenton's annual budget Of munich
pal expenses totals 1882, 433.
West Cape MAY will add another
teacher TO the high school stad.
The Physical Culture Class of We.
nonab las taken up the jiu jItsu.
Since the mad dog scare last week
20 least twenty five poodles have been
killed at Barnosboro.
William MinicS, of GibbstowD, is in
Woodbury. Jail, charged with assault
on Martha Fieldman.
Joseph NJ. Huff was seriously in
jured by q scared COW at a vendue at
Barncsborc, Tuesday.
Marion, a little daughter OF s. o.
LeFevTe, Of Pitmap, was severely
bitten by n vicious dog Wednesday.
Efforts are being made by Ithe state
executive comm, tee to establish a
branch y. II. c. A at Riverside.
A new combustion chemical engine
and hose carriage has been added to
P~rinceton's fire. dgbting apparatus.
The spring meeting of the Glouces-
ter County Board Of Agriculture will
be held at Swedesboro Monday next.
Cape MAY Council has omitted from
it's appropriation the $1,000 usually
paid for q Dnich band in the summer
Mount Holly Lodge, No. ., and
Unity Lodge, No. 30, l. o. o. F.,
we're consolidated at a meeting Wed
nesday night.
The sopreme court has sustained the
city OF Bordentown in its discharge
Of Henry J. Marrin as marshal on
charges of misconduct.
The Mt. Holly NJ. L church. Of
which Rev. ". $ Meyer is pastor,
closes the year with all debts paid
and a balance in its treasury.
Congressman John Temple Graves,
If Georgia, will be the principal
SPEAKER at the banquet Of the American
Club, in Camden, on March 10.
The post Office at Courses Landing,
near Woodstown, was discontinued
Tuesday. Rural delivery now serves
the people OF the section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Abbott
Celebrated the fiftieth anniversary OF
their wedding ut their home, OF
Poplar avenue, Woodbury., Wednes
day.
Falling down a pit at the UniteC
States Pipe Foundry, at Burlington
william Miller sustained serious in
juri,s about the head and shoulders.
The trolley business has so increases
bstween Pi~easantville aud Atlsnii,
City that additional cars will b. rub
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
TOTTENVILLE
MISS TAYLOR'S PARTY.
Her Friends Gathered al Her Home
to Celebrate Her Birthday.

An account OF a surprise party rendered
Miss Kate Taylor, Of William street. was
published in these columns Tuesday
light. The account. as published was
sent to this paper through the mail from
To~tteuville and bore a signature which
vas supposed to be genuine. II has been
learned that the account was made nm nv
some deceitful person bent ON doing In
jury to those for whom the marty was
given. IL THE scoundrel repeats his coward
ly trick he will be dealt with according
to law.
rnis IL a correct account OF the party
and is here published in justice to Mas
Taylor.
Miss Kate Taylor was given n surprise
party at her home In William street, Sat
urday night IN honor OF her eighteenth
birthday. The evening was very pleasant
iy spent in playing games. dancing and
singing and many selections were played
on a phonograpH.
At a seasonable time supper was served
after which the guests departed at a late
hour wishing Miss Taylor many more
oappy birthdays. Among those present
we're: The Misses Kate Taylor, Bessie
Androyet'e e, Annie Price, Emma Gaul
Mae Sleight, Sadie Sleight, Margare,
dussey. Minnie and Maggie Tavlor, Mrs.
L. II. Tyrrell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs James ".
olaight, Mr.. aud Mrs. f. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs G. Taylor and daughter. Emma
Messrs William Bowe, Charlie Foley,
William Gaui, +. Sterling. Frank TT oy
f. Van Pelt, /. Psugh, J. u. Slaigbt.
Jr., Steward Slalght, of T~ottenville
John Dewaters, A. johnson, Of Pleasant
Plain Maggie Clais, jennie Don.gan,
Maggie Leahy, Alice Campbell, Nellie
Allen, Lizzie Falkenstein, Axel Hansen
and Mr.. George Falkenstein, of Of Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
SOUTH AMBOY
OOCAAITAs StLTzER
a TATE If a Man With a
Basket A{rryfng for a Train.

James Mc0arthey, of Henry street,
/ jRc9lve a present of a very young
lyulidog pup from o friend IN New
lfork city and had it safely tucked
away in u basket, last Saturday, and
when on his way liome hn was invited
Icy some friends to play a gtme of biz
lizards. Nothing loath he accepted
the invitation and ACCOMPANIED his
friends to the Morton house where
he placed the basket hcneath the bill
lard table and played II numher OF
games willis the time few very quick
iy when liz suddenly hetl,ought him
self it was probably train lime. On
Looking nj his watch he foond tn 1t he
had no time to lose, so caught up the
basket ami | urried away. He had not
proceed d very far when his friends
hollered TO him and told him to come
back. Thinking something was up,
he look ed into the basket and found
- ~seltzer bottle instead of his dog
He went back and received the dog
from his friends and now they say
that he is trying to bring the dog up
on tie settler bottle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
ALLOW NO CUNNING.
Property Owners Will have Notices
Up This Season.

Ii is understood that a number OF
proper Y owners who have heretofor
allowed cunning on their property,
wilt have their grounds posted and
not allow gunning there tue coming
ses son The different lands have been
PLACID in the hands of an officer who
will herenf er have fnll charge and
look after the property and enforce
the law. The prope ty wnei do this
to protect themselves from some OF
the guDners who tear down wood
ranks and from some who carly away
the late vegetables grown on the
places and also to p'otect their chick
ems from heing shot and stolen in
place of game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
FOR HARRY DEPHEW.
Pleasant Surprise Arranged fer
Him by His Friends.

y suTori,e party wa given Thursday
night Ia honor Of Harry Dcpcw. Rich
mond Valley, by a numbfr Of his friends.
The host was greatly snrprised.
The evening was speut pleasantly in
playing games. 1t wds discovered that
Que Of the young ladies present seemed to
enjoy the kissing games the most.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour and all departed IN happy spirits.
Those pIesen. were Misses Ethel Storer
Maude Totten, Dora Nelson. Neia ADder.
son, Blaneh StOrer, Mary Anderson and
Hazel Slaight; Messrs. VIII Bowe. George
johnson, Harry DeDew. Emet Storer,
Harold Barkelow. aud Melvin Stricklin
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
Woodbridge


The gentlemen of the First C0ngrega-
tional church will have a supper differ.
ing somewhat from the usual entertain
ments CT that description. The ladies
will stand sloof and will not interfeI Z
unless they observe some starting DE-
ptrture from the rules of good hous,
keeping. The gentlemen promise to ex-
coed anything in the supper line that the
ladies have furnished heretofore. The
entertainment will be called the gentle
mems oyster I'D turkey supper aud will
take place at Z p. N Friday, March 10
at the church. The tickets viii be 80
cents.
Tuesday morning Miss Tessie Farrell
recited ''The Builders in chapel exci
cises, Wednesday morning. Miss Jessie
Jackson recited 1.-The Launching Of the
Ship''au1 on Thursday morning, Miss
Florence Ward, will recite "Aunt Tahi.
tha."
Miss Louise Hained has been visiting
relatives in Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Rathbun and fami-
ly, are spending a week in New York.
Or. Goods-C ott ing. Shn.s everything
at reduced prices at Gleenbaum's Mid
winter Sale 0QSo 81 sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
Hts ut ncef md OIL Trusts.

LINCOLN. Neb., March 3.-Thc house
Of representatives of Nebraska passed
an antitrust bill by Il vote of ~ to 10
The bill has still to he considered by
the senate. The bill cxenpts domestic
corporations in its provisions, and its
author, Representative Junkiis, said
that while 1t affected all foreign public
corporations it was aimed specifically
at the so called beef trust and the
Standard OIL company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
SOUTH AMB0Y.
LEAD SPLASAED ON HIM.
Edward Rowe Met With Painful
Accident While at Work.

Edward Rowe, who work s for None.
CHAN the plumb Der in Broadway, was try
ing to hang up a pot Of hot leaf, which
be had removed from a furnace when it
fell off of the nail and some of the melted
load splashed In his face.
1t narrowly missed his eyes striking
one OF his eyebrows aud for a second he
could not see out.o o. the eye. He had to
have the burns dressed by a physician.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
4+4R*+.t+.I-s.E.-Fs-F..9.a..
Garteref

Mrs. Spitzfaden has returned from a
few days visit TO Elizabeth.
Mrs. Davis little son, is visiting friends
in Brooklyn.
Mrs. BioEn, Of Plainfield S the guest
Of her son Mr.. Brown of hrome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers spent Monday in
New York.
Mrs. William Kelly Of Chrome. Is re-
covering from an attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Samuel Donnelly, who has been
Ill with the grip for several weeks, is i'm
proving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
NEWS ms.

James Gillian, Of Red Bank, was a
South Amboy visitor Wednesday.
Patrick Kennedv's barber shop, in
Broadway, has been male rosplcndent
with new mirrors placed the length of
the shop, and other Improvements.
Miss Bella Applegate, of Cranbury.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
8. Dcy, of First street.
Richard Hillman's son, who has
been i'll at a sanitarium in Trenton for
the past tWo years, has improved SO
much that his parents had thought of
bringing tin home, but he was taken
suddenly worse and has been very i'll
again since January. He is now re
ported as much better again.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hoff man, Of
Jersey City, are the guests of Mr.. INC
Yrs. Joseph Smith, of John street.
Mrs. Sarah Iselton was taken to
T%ompkins home Saturday.
Mrs. r, A. Day spent Tuesday with
her daughter, Mrs. George Yeandle,
If Jersey City.
Mrs. Fred Howieit, of Broad way,
has returned home after an extended
visit with her daughter at Livingston,
IS l.
Terminal Agent D. G. Chase re.
ceivcd an invitation to take q trip to
Ireland wi h the captain of the steam
ship Longwood, which coalcd at the
?. r. K. company dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr's daugh.
ter, who has heen i'll for the past SIX
weeks, is improving.
Miss Bella Jackson, Of Yonkers.
spout Sunday wi h her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph jackson, Jr., Of
Broad way.
Mr.. and Mrs Chat Watson, of Sec
ond street, have a young son, born
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. FEED leslie and Mrs
John Who'd, of this bor' ugh. went to
New York oily yesterday to see Mrs
George Mills, who is very i'll and, if
possible, to bring her to relatives in
this borough.
Mrs Samuel James had a number
of sinking spells Wednesday morning
and was very much worse.
Mrs. Lulu Good and Miss Lydia X ely,
OF Augusta street, spent Thursday in
Perth Amboy.
Miss Florence Everett, of Broadway,
has sent an application to St. Luke's
hospital, as she desires to become trained
nurse and is awaiting reply.
William ] leonard came home from the
sanitarium at Trenton, has e%ntilely re-
covered from his illness.
Asa Thomas was able to be out today
after two weeks illness with the glip.
Richard Furman is very i'll again.
Miss McItostie, teacher In School No. !.
is stopping with Mrs. Cozens, of Main
street.
Rev. Father Brady arrived home from
the south Thursday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Patrick Kanah and Mr..
aud Mrs. William Monaghan, start for
Washington, ID. c., today where they
will spend a week. 4
Prot. and Mrs. Fitch are entertaining
Mrs. Tobias Grace and daughters, Miss
Ruth, Grace and Mrs. A~pplegate, of
Bound Brook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
QUAIL FROZEN.

One Of the men employed on the p. r
r Company's soft coal docks called the
attention of some other, who we're work.
ing there to five young chicken that ht
had found dead on top OF a car loaded
with soft coal. The chickens proved to
be five quail which had frozen to death.
How they got there is a mystery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
A HANDSOME BUILDING.
Elwood Brown Will Erect Structure
on Broadway In Near Future.

Elw God Brown, who owns the two
buildings in Broadway, one of which Is
occupied b7 Mrs. Ginter and the other by
Mr.. Erhlic, is going to make a great
change and Improvement to that at of
the block, by erecting a large building
in their place. The building occupied ny
Erhlic, will be moved to job n street and
the build ing occupied by Mrs. Ginter
will be cut In two and one part will be
moved adjoining the ouse belonging
to Ward G. Perrine, and be raised and
a nice store will be made out of 1t. 1t
will be occupied by Mrs. Ginter for the
present.
The remainder of the buildings will be
moved to John street, and placed in the
rear of the other building. The new
building when completed will be occupied
by Mrs. Ginter an]4Ir. Erhlic will then
move from the Jollh street building into
the Il vacated by 'her III Broadway.
There is again a rumor that Henry
, Wolff will erect u new building OIL the
corner of that block very soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
a TRAINED NURSE.

Miss Carrie Straub, of this borough.
was graduated as a trained nurse from
the New York hospital Monday. Her
father Mr.. Chris Straub, attended. The
place was handsomely decorated and
about fifteen others were graduated be
sides Miss Strnub
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
TWO MEETINGS..

TIT Christian and Missionary Alliance
VIII hold a meeting for prayer Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. John Cal
vert's Ambov avenue, and an evening
service at i.I5 O'Clock at Mrs. +. u.
Names, Main street. Tottenville. Rev.
W. y. Howden, will have charge of both
services.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
KILL SICK HORSE.

Yesterday afternoon VILLAIN Storcr, OF
KreischervIlle, complsind to the Totten.
Vile police. that he bad a sick horse
and asked that a policeman be sent TO
XIII il was referred TO the Department Of
Health. who have charge OF that work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
SPRING TERM.

All Is now ready for the opening Of
The spring term Of the Richmond County
supreme Court, which, ..as told In the
NEWS. will take place Monday morning
at Richmond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03

Attempts we're made to rob Mr.. Dey's
house in West avenue, a few nights ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Grant are spending
a few weeks in Florida.
Billee Demarest has been suffering
with the Group.
Miss Kohler, of Perth Am boy, was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Demarest, of West avenue.
entertained the Library Whist Club Wed
nesday afternoon. The first prize. The
Clausman'' was won by Mrs. T. l. Perry,
the second, 1.-The Silence or Mrs. Harold
Mrs. NJ. Irving Demarest. won. Mrs.
Howard Valentine won the guests prize.
The guests present were Miss Kohler,
Mrs. Valentine, and Mrs. John LockW God.
No SAFE like GVesnnsum's-it is the
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
BUSINESS

Tuesday night the monthly business
meeting of teachers and pupils of the
South Baptist Sunday school was held in
the lecture room of the church. TIE
meeting was called to order ut S o'clock.