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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18
GreenvilIe Tigers Caught.

>, Henry Kelly, Jim Kelly and Russell
keiIy. all white, have been arreste d
and were placed in Jail, hut now out
on bond, waving the right Of a pre. re-
'iminary hearing. In the possession
OF these men the officers state they
found Il complete blind tiger outfit.
~ bottles of contraband liquor and
TWO very clever tin contrivances for
carrying whiskey concealed beneath
the clothing.
:. These tin contrivances contained
llGnor when discovered. They are so
made that they fit the body closely, a
splg0t being attached 50 that the
whiskey may be drawn without re-
moving the apparatus from the body
and with little Inconvenience. With
an overcoat buttoned it would he
practically impossible to detect the ap-
paratus attached to a mans body.
The officers. have found numerous
contrivances for tho purpose of CON
cealing and transporting liquor, but
tnese the Two vessels surpass any in tae
way OF noveltY:-Greenville special to
News and Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18
A Terrible Accident.

greenwood, April Is Little Alex
anuer; tbe two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. M. Nixon. who live at T the
Connie Maxwell Orphanage here. met
y n sragIc death Saturday afternoon.
oam nne ilttie s :'i fellow fell backwards into a
been placed on the floor of the room
preparatory to securing the floor. He
was playing in the room and in some
way fell hack%ards into the can Of
not water. He was fearfully ecaldei
put managed to extricate himself from
the can' but his injuries resulted in
death. The funerai exercises were
held at the Orphapase yesterday after
n9on; Inc burial will take place in
Charieston: the former home of Mr..
charge of the Orphanage farm.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18
Prospect News.

AIRS. 3, +. .Yeargin is very sick at
this writing ,bnt we h"po she Will suon
be able TO be out agaiu. -,
Mrs. n. Il. Campb-ii, who bus been
sick for some time We are glad to say
III oetter' and we hope sho Ill svun
recover. :.
john A. Bolt is very sick. We hope
he will soon get we'll. ~
The farmers are getting along very
well WITH their woIk, anu viii s1un 11
ready for planting their corn and cot
ton. -
The gardens are looking very we'll
through tEia section. -, :.
he. little chickens are growing
fast and eating all they can get. We
will be glad when they get big enough
to fry.
The school ut this place is getting
smali.,. Work time ia approaching aud
the children. will have to lay aside
their hook! and go into the field.
h. H.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18
Burgess Bridge News.

Wheat and oats In this seetion prom
ise q good yield. - -; ,lsZ,',
Six families have recently moved
into oar neighborho0d from the milia.
They are good. i1dustriors people and
There ARE but thres families of ,ns-
groes within q mile Of Burgess Bridps.
and they seem to be quiet nilnd1s-
W. NJ. Smith has hia cotton land
ready to plant. 7%tS.a.: - : -. =
A child Of 81, 8. Brooks died April
18th after less than q days eiokness.
The little one was about fifteen months
old and. wac buried ut Whitefield
conducted by j. r. Mann. >%, - =
Whitefield school will close with an
entertainment about May lst. b. :!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18
300 Horses are Burned.

Baltimore April 16.-About three
hundred horses and mules were burn
ed to death and the auction stables of
Moses Fox, on North street, was COM
Rletely destroyed early SATURDAY. 'by
fire. The damage is estimated at
about S183,000. The largest terminal
warehouse of the Northern Centra!
railroad, which stands; near to fhe
stables, was threatened, but the fire.
men kept the fire from gaining head
way. .,,. -, =. - :, - - = : :.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18
Money in Elections.

49, tue sesSlOn or the Legislature in
lou5 an act was passed making certain
onences IN primary elections misde-
meanors and prescribing a form of
pledge to be taken and filed by every
candidate before Offering for cleo otion.
The net was of no special interest last
year, as no primary election was held.
But IN the election this summer for
the State and some of the County off :.
ces all candidates will have to abide
by. the provisions of the act.
Among other requirements every
candidate, Immediately after the cleo
tion, must file ae item:zed statement
under oath showing all moneys snent
during the election. In at least one
county the filing of such q Statement
has been required before, but only ao-
cording to rule of the county execu.
tive committee, but it was incorpora. L.
ted into the State law at the 1905 ses-
sion of the legislature.
Inc provisions OF the act will be of
interest not only to prospective candi /.
is given in full as follows:
An act making certain offences in
primary. elections miscomeanors and
prescribing penalties therefor. - -
section 1-Be 1t enacted by the gen.
eEai .aslomniJ o1 tbs State Ss Ss;;::::h
carolina, at or before every political
primary election held by any political
party, organization or. association. for
the purp0ss of choosing candidates for
once, or the election of -Gelegates to
who. shall, by threats, or any other
form of intimidation, or by the pay
ment, delivery or promise, of money.
or other article Of value. procure or
Offer. promise or endeavor to DrocurC:
anotfi-r I" vote for OF against any par
t,cliiar cundidato Iu su5n J0usisIsiSS;os,
offer to +" vote, shalt be gailSy. OF q
nlisdtuieunUr. -. 1tr.. - -.!::.,'-; =
section s-Every candidate Offering
Sectiun l.. shall make the ,following
pledge and file the came with the eclerk
or court OF common pleas for ti q
county In which he is candidate. nm
less he should be q cansD.: to in more
than one county, In which case hs
shall ties with the secretary Of State,
sess .sss:sse ss ahsM s=te: EsGsaa III 355=:=s 5:=s
1, the undersigned. -. OF the
Carolina: Candidate % for tase the 81 oss Ssesa of
.t---.:... hereby. pledge that Il will
not, give nor spend money: or nee In.
toxicating liquors for the purnoea ,nf
obtaining OF '1nfiueucfnR votes, and
that l shall, at the conclusion OF Ere
campaign and before the p1;mary cleo.
tions render 70 the clerk OF court COR
secretary OF State. ~ hereinbsfore pro-
vtdsd,) under oath, an itemiged state
BY me during the campaign FOR d hi.
paign purposes mp TO that time, and 4
further pledge thar will, immsdiata-
" after she prinsNSy. elsction OF cleo.
eions that ! am candidate ID. Grehtler
an 1temizec statement, under oath,
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TO The Trustees Of Salem Church.

Gentlemep:-.
We want 60 donate some T., g. M. Paint
to your church when ever they paint.
Ihe largest Methodist church in Geor.
usual kind OF paint, thew onlv nsaa 'a9 90
Linseed OH. VIII ~ gallons
1t costs less TO paint house with T.. g.
M: tnan with other paint, bscause naintar
mixes Linseed OIL fresh from the harrel
AZ oo Genus q gallon with l.. q M, and
on as done If ready -for-use paint 10 msed
Also because the l.. & NJ. Zinc hardena
tho L.. & nj. White Lead and rusEas ,ta
paint wear like iron. 't~~
Actual cost l.. d NJ. about 81. 20 ner oa,.
Ion. S''~' peR sai'
Sold by i. 3. Crayton. Anders,, n.
Z. r. Horton, Lowndesviiie. = ", e; r. - -
toci; tsse ) 55on' l"a' s. G; F. L. Hopper, Bsl.
Blood P0lsoninu
results from choronic conatipation wh;cb
II quickly cured by DR.. Kings New lie
fille' Ihey remove all Doiso nous perms
JILL .ne system and fnfuse new lite and
SiEoi; cures aour stomach, nausea. head
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Orr, Gray d Co., druggists. -
Danger From Tho Plague. ,.
There's grave danger from the plague
OF toughs and Colds that are 30 pravs
;a., unless you take DR.. Kings Now
Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls, of Forest CItv.
Me-, writes: "It's Godsend to people
llVlng III climates whore coupha and
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Ineh. tprerents Pneumonia, cures La
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strong enough to ward off Cnnsum ntion y
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ahieeG a by Orr, Gray & Co.'s. drug store.
Trial bottle free. 'o'
Stomach and Liver TE5ubie Cured
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup oures
stomach and liver trouble as IL aids di-
bowels without irritating tbeas orssna
me pills and ordinary ;cathartics. It
cures indigestion and sick headache and
CHRONIC constipation. Orino Laxative
fr9lt Eyrup does not nauseate or nripe
aud 1s mild and pleasant 10 take. Re-
iose gu uos'itutes' Evans Pharmacy.
A Badly Burned Girl.
OF OF .oIn ney Ran or woman. is quickly out
Piled promptly. g J. Welch, of Tekon-
sha, Mich., saye: II use 1t In. nv fam;Iv
for cuts, sores and all skin Injuries, ann
i1no hno ~ perfect" Quickest Pile cr-s
6nown. Best healing salve made. 25o
Orr Gray & Co.'S. drug store. ~ '''
No line Of Implements ever mannsso.
tured has given such genuine and an
ire satisfaction as has been given bv The
Planters, Distributors aud Grain Driila
man9factuIed by the Cole Mfg. Co. and
eonan9S, SOLO 6y Sullivan Hdw. Go. Nota single
epp pomplaint ever received. Thousands OF
these Machines have been sold bv this
GtT1mpany 20 na and this is certainly a wonder
MONEY TO LOAN--A few .....osand
dollars to lend ON Land for clients. An.
ply to B. F. Martin, Attorney-at-Law.
gOLEsY z SIlONE RApSIAR
SoF eaudress sases sarss no epsosoo :
f. MONEY TO LOAN for home clients
on easy terms. I: -, .l..- - :"
:.. Simpson 6 aoGa, Attorneys; !.
:. Have You had trs,:,f3Ia IN na.4,ne, .,,,,a; -.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18
This Rlchost' Ias IN The World:

The richest man In the world can not
have bis kidneys replaced nor live with.
out them, so 1t is important not to neg
lect these organs. II Foley's Kidney
Cure ts taken at the first sign Of danger.
the sy ymptoms will disappear aud your
heal th will be restored, as it strengthens
and builds no these organs aB nothing
else Will. Oscar Bowman, Lebanon.
KY. writes: II have used Foley's, Kid
pey Cure and take great pleasure in
stall pg 1t cured me permanently of kid
ney disease, which certainly would have
cost me my life." Evans Pharmacy. s. !.
FOL I YSIION I YIl!Ai'!a!bsEA y! II AIR
Cures Oo!dss Prevents PaauHtGnla
More than two full carloads Of Cotton
Hoes have been received :by Sullivan
Rdw. Co. This Is the finest lot of these
goods ever brought IT,, this :. market.
These Hoes are provided with q very
choice lot Of we'll sclSosed, well seasoned,
perfectly straight handles. Do not fail
70 ace them before buying your HOES. I:
). !. ."..*5.. .. s THE oalalaAL. s. 4. =:5...>
Foley e Co.. Chicago, originated Hon.
eyand Tar "a q throat and lung remedy,
and on account 81 the great merit and
popularity or Foley's Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the Reriu.
1ne.. Th5s5 worthless Imitation have
similar sounding tlaues. - Beware + OF
them. The gennine Foley's Honey and
Tar 1s In q yellow package. Ask for it
and refuae any subatttute. It Isl the bast
remedy for coughs and colds. (. Evans
Pharmacy. -. l5 %ji Z, !;E s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-18
FOL LEYS TlO + AnSI,AR

- - haaes9 - 3t~@&A<AVN4NG5&A--e> t~@ u --e>S SEzHAHA
SoF essssdress saEss sssrss 10 opsosoa :
! : $ 49, = ~~~~eH~v ?
:, MONEY TO LOAN for home clients
+. Simpson g ao0d, Attorneys. !.
:. Have YOU had trouble In getting yood
Cotton Hoes? IF so inspect the 1sne Of
these goods just recsived by Sullivan
Hdv. Go. and learn If you :'nannot gat
goods that will relieve your troubles. s :. s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
BASKET BALL l.

Spalding's Official Basket Ball
Guide for 1906-7 has just been pub
lished in the Spalding Athletic Lib
rary series. The editor is George T.
Hepborn, secretary of the Amateur
Athletic Union Basket Ball Commit
tee. In addition to the newly revised
rules the contents comprise articles
on the game from every section o
the country. The report on the Me.
tropolitan A. A. u. Junior Champion
ship has been written by Chairman
Mitchell of the A. A. U. Tournament
Committee; the Central Association
A. A. U, Championship Report by L
o. Gillesby, athletic director North.
western University; Basket Ball il
the Public Schools of New York City
by Lee F. Hammer, inspector of pub
lie schools athletics; Church Athletic
League New York; Championships
by John H. Poggi, Xavier Athletic
Association; Inter-Settlement New
York; Athletic Association Cham.
pionships, by Charles H. Warner
Clark House; Basket Ball in the New
Haven Public Schools, by w. R. Pear
son; Inter-City League Jersey City
Hoboken) championships, by j. Cal
lahan, Jersey City; Church League OF
Cleveland, by H. e. Pearse; Southern
California Inter-Scholastic Associa-
ton, by Edward P. Murphy; South
ern California Basket Ball, by Johr
f. Torrey; Basket Ball in the West
and Far West, by e. P. O'Neill; Con
necticut Valley Championship, by c
w. Hardy, of Springfield; Syracuse
Amateur Basket Ball League, Ivy Vice
President F. w. K%nowland; Basket
Ball on Roller Skates, by John H.
Poggi. Suggestions for scoring and
hints to officials are instructive chap
tiers and the records comprise the
scores of every team of Importance
throughout the country. The pic.
lures, as usual, are a feature of the
book and include the portraits OF
nearly 1000 players.
Spalding's Official Basket Bal
Guide will be sent to any address il
the United States or Canada, upon
receipt of ten cents, by the American
Sports Publishing Company, 21 War
ren street, New York City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
FOOTBALL
TOMORROW
High School Eleven will Meet
New Brunswick High School
at Amusement Park.

The Perth Amboy high school foot
pail team will play their second game
or the season tomorrow afternoon at
Amusement Park, when they will
meet h New Brunswick high school
eleven. The locals made a splendid
showing against Rutgers Preparatory
school last Saturday, as they We're
outweighed and it was their frs,
game, but they held Prep down to a
60 core. The Amboyans will have a
Strong lineup tomorrow, and expect
this game to commence their list OF
victories for the season. A good
crowd of students both from this city
and New Brunswick + expected TO
be present to cheer their favorites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
TOM ARMSTRONG CAPTAIN

Thomas Armstrong, formerly of
this city, and now president of the
common council, of Philadelphia, will
be captain and batteryman on the
common councils team in the great
baseball game with the select coun-
ell. All Philadelphia is interested,
and the proceeds will go for the bene-
fit of the Modified Milk Society, a
worthy Philadelphia charity.
The former Perth Amboyan said
yesterday, at the conclusion of the
meeting of the common council:
Men, a great event impends. I
will not hold it back-it is, as you
know, the baseball game with select
council. 1t will be the greatest game
that ever took place here or in any
city. 1t will give us the opportunity
Of our lives to humble the naughty
5electmen.
EVERY member of councils is ex-
oected to be present, either on the
grand stand or bleachers or on the
field"
"Give up the makeup of our nine,"
shouted some one.
81 shall. / have picked three men
for each position. They can play tan
lem fashion if they want to. But the
fact is that we will have the best
men for the first two innings. Then
The score will stand 20 to 0, in our
favor. After that the others will
have a chance. Any member who
simply can't play will have a uni
form just the same. We can use him
as foul flag"
eyes, yes" called out Mr.. Arm
strong, when he had been question
I'd. 1--WE will go out in an automobile
leaving City Hall at l o'clock, and
there will be an adequate supply of
patrol wagons and ambulances and
hearses for the selectmen."
When the laugh and the shouts
lied out and there was a moment of
luiet, he said:
"And now, the day will be one of
great joy for us. But there is a seri-
ous side. We play for a noble char
lty. We must see that the chief OBJ
ject is not lost sight of. Every dol
lar taken in may W. a baby's life.
I advise every member to see Ser
geant-at-Arms Hall and secure an
adequate supply of tickets for him
self, his family even unto the fourth
generation, all his relatives and all
ais friends"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
HUNT CLUB NEAR RAILWAY.

RAILWAY, Oct. 12.--After much
hesitation and argument against NOV
ing the headquarters of the Wat
hung Hunt Club from P~lainfield, the
Tub has decided to accept the Offer
IF Charles D. Freeman, a wealthy
member and resident of Iselin, neal
Railway, of his farmhouse and 100.
,cre farm for a clubhouse, and the
house was opened yesterday with a
tide to the hounds, a reception and
lunch afterward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
PLAY AT METUCHEN.

The football eleven of Sibley &
Pitman's Perth Amboy Works will
go to Metuchen tomorrow afternoon
to play the eleven of the Metuehen
A. C. The local team has been get
ting in some good practice and al
though light in weight in the back
field, are heavy on the line. They ex-
pect to win tomorrow's game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
WANT THE

Denver became ambitious yester
day and wired the National Commits
sion offering $4,000 for the seventh
games of the series. Spokane raised
that ante, offering $4,000 and
guarantee of sunshine. If a seventh
game becomes necessary, it's safe tt
say it will be played right in Chicago
and that whether on the American OF
the National field will be determined
by the toss of a coin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
SENIORS VS. 'oe, 90 AND &c

Arrangements are being made for
a football game Monday afternoon be-
tween a team composed of members
of the senior class of the high school
and an eleven picked from the other
three classes. The game will take
place after school hours, probably on
Brogger's field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
WRESTLING MRTcH NOV. 20

Ed Johnson, a lightweight wrest-
Ter, of T~ottenville, has been matched
20 wrestle Mike Willard, of Railway,
Thanksgiving eve, November %, at
New Brunswick, for a side bet of
$25. Johnson's trainer is George
Brewer, of this city. Johnson and
Willard met in Tottenville last win
ter, in a match, and are anxious to
settle the supremacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
HOFFNER ON THE JOB.

William Hoffner, of this city, will,
rs during the past few weeks, UNI
lire the New Brunswicks' baseball
game at Midtown Sunday, the last
ice, formerly of the Amboys, will
)lay shortstop for the Kerns team,
Of Trenton, the Brunswicks' oppo-
lents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
Those Dear Girls.

81 am not anxious to marry" said
the girl who was beginning to be no.
so young. 81 am fully able TO fighl
life's battles alone"
But how DO you know that wher
you have never had an engagement
asked the young widow.-Chicagc
Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12

In THE FIELD OF SPORTS
ALPINES LOST.
Defeated in Bowling Match at South
AmbOy.

The Alpines, of this city, were de-
feated last night in a match with the
South Amboy bowling team on the
Yacht club alleys at South Amboy. It
was the Alpines' first match.
They will meet tonight on the Kir-
by alleys for their weekly practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
t BASKETBALL.

Rutgers is to have a varsity bas-
ketball team this year, in all proba-
bility, the athletic association having
IN amendment providing for the team
to come up as an order of business at
the next meeting. The association
has never before recognized the
game. although it is played by class
teams. There is excellent material
in the college for basketball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
inexpensive, But

Oldsn-I just paid $50 for a new
set of teeth. How do 0 like them?
Youngun-Oh, they look all right.
But why didn't you call on Jones and
get a full set inserted free?
Oldun-Why, l didn't know Jones
was a dentist.
Youngun-He isn't, but he keeps a
savage dog.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
GAME WAS NOT PLAYED

The baseball game scheduled to
De played at Elizabeth yesterday af-
.ernoon between the New York Amer
can League team and the Elizabeth
Invaders was called off because the
weather and the firemen's celebration
attractions prevented the attendance
Of a crowd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
TRACK MEET OCT. "a.

The fall handicap track meet of
Rutgers College will be held October
"a, with the Stevenson cup to be
fought for. The class of 1906 won It
4 year ago. New men will be given
strangers handicaps, so the fresh
men are believed to have a fair
chance for the honor this year, and
ut any rate, for individual medals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
PoWERBoAT'S TOMORROW

There will be a ~powerboat race to-
morrow afternoon under private aus
)ices, although most of the intending
competitors are yacht club members.
The Twill compete for a cup, it is ex-
9ected, and handicaps will probably
De allotted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
RASERAJL SUNDAY.

Hanford, formerly of the Trenton
Y. M. C. A., and now with the Jersey
City Eastern League, will play with
he Kerns on Sunday in their game
with the New Brunswicks, Mulhall
will pitch for the Brunswick team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
In Explanation.

"Aren't you sometimes remorseful
over the way you have crushed out
your rivals in b~usiness?"
my dear sir" answered the bill
%lionaire, Il did nothing to my rivals
that they would not have done to mt
if they had thought of it first
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12

The last practice of the New Bruins
wick football team, previous to Their
game at Dunellen tomorrow with the
Dunellen Field Club, will be held to-
night. On, October 20 the New Bruins
wick team will play at Asbury Park
against the Oreos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
Extremes Meet.

First Prisoner-What are you here
for?
Second Prisoner-Fast riding. What
are you here for?
SLOW riding"
"How's that"
81 ran off with a bicycle. -Casselrs
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12

"W ,at an eccentric person old man
Wappleton is /,
"Eccentric? I have never noticed
anything queer about him.
Haven't you? Why, he's always
saying something good about some
body."-Chicago Record-Heralo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
THE MARION A. G. BALL.

The The Marion A. c. will hold
heir annual ball November 20, at
3raga hall. The committee of ar
rangements is: J.. Bird, chairman; T.
McGreal, w. Harvey, H. Burns, w.
Langan, J.. Mullen and A. Casey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
Probably.

"The San Francisco Bulletin says
that the average woman would rath-
er have her husband pat her cheek
than give her $1,000"
well, ] guess the average husband
would rather do it."-Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
MUCH Shoe Leather DESTROYED.

According to a circular made by a
Broadway shoe dealer, who has a
fondness for figures, there are ~
pairs of shoes worn out in New T
city each minute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
place for Everything.

Patience-So you don't Ike frogs'
legs?
Patrice-Oh, l think they're all right
in their place.
aAnd where is their place, pray?
"on the frogs!'-Yonkers States
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
Wall street,s oldest BUILDING.

The Oldest building in Wall street,
New York, is the government assay
office, Immediately east of the sub
treasury, yet it is only 8S years old,
having been erected in 1923.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
Use for Disused Tunnels.

That disused railway tunnels need
not be a drug in the market is evil
denced by the extensive and highly
successful culture of mushrooms car
ried on in one of those somber pas
sages in the vicinity of Edinburgh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-12
'TWIxT sOpHS AND NO. Z

If some talk now being heard de-
yelops into action, a football game
may be played between an eleven
composed of high school sophomores
and pupils of school No. z.