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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

One hundred wagon loads of rich
dirt, free for the hauling. Marshall
town Buggy Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

G. W. Norton, manager of the Pos
tai Telegraph Company. was in Chi
cago to meet his daughter Marguerite
who has been visiting for month
with her grandmother in Champaign
Mr.. Norton and daughter arrived home
last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

Mrs. Benton Davis, of Pueblo, Col,
arrived in the city Sunday for a visit
of about a month at the home of her
sister, Mrs. l.. S. Peckham. Mrs. Davis
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Ethel Hamilton, who returns to the
city to take up her school work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27
Country F'roouce.

Reynolds & Sheldon quote the fol-
lowing prices in trade for country
produce which will he effective during
the remainder of the week:
Butter, fresh, s6rictly choice coun-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

Eugene, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Higgin, 1872 North Second
street, was operated on at his home,
this morning, for appendicitis. The
patient rallied nicely from the operas
ton and his condition is most salts
factory.
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The City in Brief

Ed Lynch spent Sunday at Clear
Lake with Mrs. Lynch, who is there
for the summer.
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Roy 7. WATSON, who travels for the
Lennox Furnace Company, in Kansas
and Texas territory, is in the city for
a short time visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. /. WATSON, and on bust
ness with the firm. Mr.. WATSON will
probably spend part of this week at
the state fair, where the company has
an exhibit.
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Nicholas Jorgenson, the carpenter
who has been confined in st. Thomas
hospital during the past six weeks, be-
cause of fracture of the spine, has
been removed to his home at 404
Woodbury. street. Mr.. Jorgensons
condition has shown wonderful i'm
movement of late
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

Horse sale Saturday, Sept lst' at ~
North Center street Have many horses
already listed. Expect new buyers.
Bring your marketable horses, we can
sell them. Crary g. Gowdy.
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All Marshalltown people visiting the
Iowa state fair are invited to make
the Staver Carriage Co. exhibit their
headquarters. Neat souvenirs for all
T., r. Maxwell. general agent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

The State Center and Melbourne bali
teams are to play series of three
games during the next few weeks for
the championship of central Iowa. The
first of the games will be played in
State Center Tuesday afternoon. The
second game will be played the week
following.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

The Imperial Club. social organi-
cation of seventy five business and
professional men, will hold it's fifth
annual picnic tomorrow at the grounds
Of the Marshalltown Gun Club. Com
mittees were appointed some time ago
and elaborate preparations have been
made for the outing. Following are
the committees: Finance, L. c. Abb
bolt, R. w. Mcbride and James Min
eah; printing, E. I. Austin and
Charles H. Hull; amusements. Cliff
Will, w. r. Forney, S. w. LaShelle
and Charles Seely; refreshments, r..
l.. Jones, j. C. Dunn, w. G. Stricken,
M. S. Mcfarland, Cliff Will, c. P.
Cook and Merritt Greene: transporta-
ton, Charles McCombs and DR.. II. I'll.
Nichols
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

In few days I'll be we'll" said
Mrs. Johnson when she bought a 5oc
box of Mona stomach tablets at NC
Bride & Wills. And she was.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27

We have commenced to blacker
stoves for the fall trade. Our large
assortment will show you a line OF
steel ranges, cast ranges, base burn
ers. hot blast heaters not excelledl any
where in Iowa. During county fail
week make our store your headquar-
ters-make your s.election-we pay the
freight c. F. Schmidt, Marshalltown's
Reliable Stove Dealer
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or more for a safe IL Per Cent. fnvestIaentI IT
PAYS 2 PER CENT. EVERY SIXTY DAYS. ORD
Z CENT L YEAR. Business established
over 20 years, National Bank ReferenGes; Fol
full particulars address MI. c. H. NELLY. 0s
Fourteenth ST.. ". w. Washington, D. c. ,
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ATTENTIONS HoRSEMEN-Hitch anywhere;
patented: big seller: agents wanted. POCKET
HTTCHING POS CO., Muncle. Ind.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Eight BOY typist. 50. Call The Oliver
Typewriter Company. $40 Broadway.
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Fully furnished cottage on Otsego Lake
Cooperstown. No mosquitoes. COLI near.
Address Browning. CooperstOwn. N. Il.
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LISTS good profitable farms, all sections, cheap.
O'SHEA & KLEIN. 3ee West 18th ST.
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ACUINER


SEVERAL BELTED AIR CoMPRESSoRS. steam
driven straight line compressors. following sizes
iOSIO1IO. I2xI2xl2, ~liGl4xls. ~l6Al7X2O. and larger
I'VE can furnish from stock new or second hand com
pressors, all sizes. WlCKES BROS, l3I-l39 LID
erty st.
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REAL EsrArE,-OUT OF THE CITY.
ACKNOWLEDGES.

Aouehonga Islands. on Long, Lake, Hamilton
county; one OF seven acres. with lodge; open camp
and outbundlngs, accommodations for ~ per
sons, bcsides servants and guide. suitable Tor nsn
ing and hunting club; smaller island 81 'hIee ACRES p1
II desired: will sell both Islands, Including furnish-
,ngs and complete camp equipment ,SS seven mse g,ue
SIS, 600, half cash. half mortgages; liberal allow
ance for all cash; allow 5000 for smaller aSTn,G
for indefinite period. Apply j. BLAKE
"a Tnmnklns Az. Now BTlGnton. station Bland. n. Y.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES


A.-A-A.- A'-A'-A'-
9th av., No. 78o. near 44th ST.. BIKES; two stories;
ON eth nv. near H,ppodrome. large two story
building; suitable for business: long lease. ,,
,nG NeS MneouaIed location for restaurant or large
business: can be rented together.
dist ST. between 9Th and 7th avs, nve story and
an av'' corner In the 4os; two four story build
tpgs, S011O0 and 25xl00: elevators; 20 year leAsehold.
East 3Sth ST., six story and basement, SO,OOO square
feet OF floor space; elevator steam heat power
st5th st., near 5tn av.. three story and basement
with two story extensions: rent for term OF years.
18th St, near 9th av., three story ana basement
building: rent term OF years.
Five story basement and cellar building on bow
cry. near Grand ST, 2a.o1ioO; lease term OF years
STUDIOS.
Southeast corner 9Th av. and 18Th ST., light store
studios: large show windows; one with north sky
"a Fast csd 81, half OF second floor. $40; and others
on and between BroadSay and Sta Az:
sO2 eth av.. I'd floor, 9 rooms. suitable for business;
$3.50. ~
21s Centre ST., store and basement; $1,000.
Store on 9th av., near 4Sth st.
East 25th St. running through. TO next street.
store and basement 5000 square feet.
Store, basement and cellar, sOuthw est corner
Broome and Suffolk SITS.
SO2 9Th av., store and basement.
eth nv.. corner 2Gth ST. desirable locatlon; large
store; reasonable rent
"a East sd ST.. half INST loft; skylight. elevator
service, steam heated, opposite Madison square;
other large or small lofts,
East ia5th ST., corner lofts, $500 feet:
4lst St, near Broadway, two lofts, Soxioo each,
1872 Canal ST., list and I'd lofts.
OFFICES.
"a East sd ST.. on second Moor
cYRILLE cARREAU, 100 9Th av,. above 46th.
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF THE CITY
NEW JERSEY-SAIE OR RENT.
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FURNISHED ROOMS. TO LET.


FURNISHED rooms. with private bathroom
hot and cold water. steam heat, elevator and hote
service; cars TO ali parts OF the city: cannot bt
eaualod for the money. THE ROLAND Part
Av. and 5oth st.
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FOR SALE.

TRY US FOR EGGs-ATl leading varieties poui.
try, Pekin ducks. jersey cattle, o., ]. G.. pigs: prices
the lowest, stock the best; over 100 premiums this
year: S tisfactton guaranteed; eo9 fertile, M.so
Nper is. IS per 100, Let US send farm letter: interesting
poultry supplies; we buy your surplus stock hatched
from our eggs: let us help you make money; men,
ton this paper for special oGer. CRYSTAL SPRlNG
FARM Westboro. Mass.
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SPRING RESORTS.

A. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Weekly; one, SIS, THE A RENSSELAER,. is
East 18th St
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SELECT



FOR RENf-iOl West 55th street, corner sixth
ave. APARTMENT OF 7 rooms and bath; newly dec.
Grated. Apply Janltor. or JAMES r. HAY. II
R~roadWav,
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I-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT.
~nryate hath, 81 daily: including meals, two, SIS
weekly; one, SIS. Il VAN RENSSELAER,. ID
East lith St
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CLOTHING.

GFSTIEMEN'S CLOTHING to order on 81
u-eeLiv payments: perfect Mt: hne material. EN-
CHANGE CLOTHING co. $50 sJSsrdway. rooms
Q and 4
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IF O WANT BUSINESS that Will pay sev.
erai thousand dollars annually start a mall order
"a" rS he sucSessfui. MlLBURN HICKS. 3SS Dearborn
st. Chicago,
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SUMNER HOME OF AMERICA. l want a
customer who can afford this place. Midway
het ween New York and Boston. lSJ acfcs, is room
house. ave barns. abundant springs. Long shore
front, extensive views Of woodland. river ana
sound, Ten minutes to three r.. R. stations, CN:f",
Y, II, & HI. 20 minutes by trolley 10 daily N,ew
York boats. Fishing, bathing, boating WIN
four or nvc popular summer colonies. VIII deal
with principals only. No agents. ]. L. BEERS.
SO Vesey ST., New York.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
Advertisements for The sun and Evening Sun
may be left at any American District Messenger
Once In the city.
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p,pTNFp WANTED for lltht manufacturing
t,ar, steel rod for the trade, absolute monopoly; n
man con,pctrnt to assume full management pre-
TrrTrs.i nrice $500. OWNER, box 100 sun once.
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DAN
nuSINESs pERNnNAIa.

eob DmaLEoliN Cvil, crimmal Investigations.
GnNaaHSthlldl reliable. reasonable. CHARLES
NNslDER Lords Court Duilding1. "a William st.
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INVESTORS desiring TO make from l0O9e TO very
lutciy 5OOra on Investment Of from 5000 10 slO,ONO
write for particulars o1ccrnl1g o hrst .citss ptopo
sitior, maki1r 500 per day, viii soon be making
sI.5OO to s., 800. Address W, J., FIFE 5E6 MISSOURI
Trust Bldg, 81. Louis. Mo,
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HIG GRADE POSITIONS NOW OPEN. e.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT for large depart
ment store, 5000. Managers: Business. able 20
handle advertising and sales OF mumufacturtng
concern; 5000; mail order, clothing. 5000; ads
master. electric railway, 81 800; salesmeib ph9ooRto
and cocoa, $1,000; wire and nails, 5000: mahogany
and veneer. $500; draughtsmen OF all Elnas. 5000
81. 100: bookkce pers and clerks. B780ti 100 A
GOODS, Suite sos, 800 Broadway.
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WANT Responsible man TO manage branch
once and distributing depot for large conee ane
spice company owning Its own mills; salarS, tEuo
monthly and commissions: references ana lhNest,
ment OF 81 coo required. Address MANHuEF' 10
River st., Chicago, -
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FOB ALE-One Of fnest Guern sey Stock Farms
IN the State. OF ESQ acres; 100 acres OF heavy timber
land: just the place for any one wanting NICE sum
mer residence and stock farm: falling health is the
reason for selling; on apnlication Tili se WARTS biTe s. T.
son, +. d. No 1. Oxford. n. y, Chcnango county.
Homo tele nhOnc.
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AT DUMONT, NJ j., Il miles out, nne large house
and barn: z rooms and attic; hot and cold water, &C;
properly contains I lots; this is certainly a bargain
%SSpoNSLb .W1GGINs CO.. 27 broadway.
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WASHINGTON, CONN.
A furnished residence 20 rent: 8 bedrooms ana
ali modern improvements. Address Mrs. WIN.
HAMILTON GIBSON.
TO LET Beachside Inn. eighty rooms: cottage,
ten rooms, beautifully situated north shore Long
island Sound. RAYMOND RIOS South NorwalK'
Conn,
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~FARMINGTON, n

To R~ent-Colonial residence; all improve
ments: newly furnished; |? rooms. 3 baths;
electricity: telephone; buffers pantry; laun-
dry: plains, spacious grounds; tennis court;
spring and village water; delightfully."- sit
,ated; opposite Miss Porter's School; near
churches, post Office, trolleys; stable, 10
stalls: ~clrriage and %,automobile house;
hours from New York or Boston. Season
or term of years, Address H., Elm Tree
Inn, Farming ton. Conn.
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REFINED widow North, GERMANY with 10 year
old daughter, desires TO take care OF home OF party
leaving town for summer; frst class references.
Address A., box lis Sun once.
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,r. EsTATE-0IT OF THE CITY.
<uN JERSEY SALE on RENT.
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5000 of guaranteed I per cent. stock for sale
at par In an established manufacturing business
highest of references furnished. Particulars AT
kcDONALD-Wl GGlN CO, 257 Broadway'
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PLACE for summer boa ders. fruit ana
poultry farming; 80 acres: i2 room house ontoeila.
ings; orchards; beautiful region: half hour New
York; $50 acre; nothing Ike this for the money.
A. AARON, Sal L. SD ST.
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$40 1000 BUYS one third Interest In valuable hair
tonic; nothing like II on the market. business Is
established and located In New YORK city, lnNesu-
gate this: Particulars at
MCDONALD WiGGINS CO., c57 Broadway.
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HELP ~WANTED-MALE.
Observation-Disclosures.

~
A very large southern concern. handing lafGO
amounts OF lumber, principally cypress, whose
representative u temporarily In n, Y, needs sew
eral first class statesmen to travel In eastern teul-
tory, and will pay good salaries 10 high classf
experienced men In the lite and no others need
apply: state full experience In your reply or no
attention will be paid 10 It. All conmunicat tona
will be consl Tered as, confidential II desired. Ad-
dress l.. b., box ll8 sun office.
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SALESMEN-Best side line ever odered ire
sstible advertising, plan: arguments enough y, 3,
poor sllesm n u win; good sales men clear sloo 70
1850 month; won't interfere with regular line: no
sample case necessary. E.. B. LORI Omaha Nee.
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A FURNISHED, "a large room house TO rent,
country; as sanltarium, boarding school, ho.ei'
improvements; good roads and water: very reason
eblc: 90 miles OF n. Y. Il. COURTNEY BROWN
Jamesburg. y, j.
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GOLD mt SILVER refining business: this city;
for sale: established lS4S: reason for selling, death
Of owner this Is a grand chance for an expert
~ MNccDoNALD"WiGGINS co. 257 Broadway.
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COMPANY OWNING 100 ACRES red rose stone
and high class oil lands In western New York re-
quire $4,000: particulars at
MCDONALD WIGGlNS CO., 257 BROADWAY
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FOR RENT.
SPECIAL EOR SUMNER.

Finely furnished house of fourteen rooms; upper
st. James y. Springfield, Mass: competent domes-
tic can remain: two car lines pass door: terms rea-
sonable. Address T. X. A., IA. Republican once
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5000 BUYS bakery. catering and ice cream
business: established is years In best location.
Brooklyn; now doing $500 business weekly; nicely
equipped place, with all the facilities for the busi-
ness; price icludes horse and two wagons; owner
retiring from business. Apply at
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MANCHESTER, VERMONT. .
For rent. from June 1 70 October l. a furnished
cottage, ten sleeping rooms, two baths' eieclfic
lights, stable room four horses.
Address P. o. box 22i. Manchester VI
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A AND ORGANS.

FURNISHED COTTAGES TO rent. $500 and S4oo,
Keenc Valley, Essex Co, NY. E. N. CRAWFORD.
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sIrrAr1ONs MANTED-FEMALE.

AGENrS-Get samples OF aluminum calling cards,
20 Others with your name on. l0c. ALUMINIUM
A RI CO., Lowe II, Mass. IL
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ARE you looking for a Summer Homer Then
buy "Milorook Farm" grand Views, pine WOODS
fishing, hunting; fresh cream, berries, fruits, &C.
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U lots In Fort Worth. Texas. the Packing
House Centre OF the South. Lots from 500 up;
which will double and treble In a year. A MIRO
packing house coming, Rare opportunity ior Iuie
money. Write at once TO SlTTlNGEH q Ga
Fort Worth, Texas.
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AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell gas
lighters; no electricity, fire or flame; hold over gas,
il ignites: everlasting: liberal salary. The NO
MATCH 60. Indianapolis. Ind.
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THE GERMANIA Life Insurance Company II
Offering hrst class contracts for the territory com
prising Manhattan. Richmond and Bronx. For
particulars, apply TO USER MARCUS. Manager.
2O7 Broadway, New York.
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AGENTS can easily make $1,000 a day selling our
Gold Window Letters, Novelty Sings and Change.
able Signs: catalogue free. SULLIVAN CO., 4J
w. Van Buren, ST., Chicago, Ill.
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NNECTICU

AT CREsSRuL,. N. j., IS minutes Enc Rail
road. houses for rent with, all improvements ad'
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nAhR MANTEn-FEMALno-


ali materials and pay from 81 to Sl2 weekly. Sc m
stamped envelope 70 ROYAL CO., 81. u. Monroe
Chicago. aA,.,.n- 81" p s$sy ss4tv- q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-28
A RJRTHDAY PARTY.

Saturday afternoon a crowd OF
girls and boys gathered at the home
of Miss Ethel Dill, of Sayreville town
ship, in honor of her twelfth birth
day. A pleasant time was enjoyed
by all. They had no merry-go-roune
so they used a broom, and each had
a ride.
A beautiful birthday cake, with
twelve candles, was presented to heI
by her sister.
Among those present were Misses
Kitty Hause, Ethel Harris, Nellie
Grover, Bertha Harris, Edith Free
man, Gertrude Bloodgood. Lille
Harris, Evelyn Freeman. Mellisa Dill
Georgiana and Arthur Harris, Ever
EFT and Edward Dill, Sadie Leer, Ella
Jones, Mabel Dill, Sadie Harris, Rus
sell Bloodgood.
After refreshments they departed
for their homes, wishing Miss Ethel
many returns of the day.
Many beautiful gifts were received
The treat was served under the shade
of the Old apple trees, which was the
special feature of the day. The jolly
five were there.
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SOUTH AMBOY.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LIN WAS OEE-


The lid must have been off some
where in the borough Sunday as
there were several DRINKS een One
man was a pitiful sight, with hair
and beard which Father Vine had
silvered, he was a spectacle not pleas
ant to see as he sat on the ground
waiting for a trolley car and when
another man finally got him up he
could hardly walk. While lolling on
the ground he sang and talked. An
other man who could walk all right
was goiny along talking to himself.
He spoke of a lot and he said he had
spent $4 and he had bought some
radish seed. Finally he met some
little children to whom he gave some
money and told them to be sure and
take it TO Sunday school, where they
were going at the time. There was
another man who could Just navi-
gate; he was going to his home and
If ever there vas a picture of misery
he was one. He looked as if he
hadn't a joy in the world and his
face was that of one, Oh, so sick!
and the questions arose in my mind,
Does it pay? Does he feel as miser-
able as he looks? And that aged
man. who could have given him the
drink? for he appeared to have come
from where there wasn't a saloon,
only houses where people lived and
who he was perhaps visiting as he
went away on a Keyport trolley car.
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TO DECORATE THE GRAVES.

Wednesday morning a delegation
of General William S. Truck Post No.
11S, G.. A. r., will decorate the sol
diers graves in the grounds of Christ
church. In the afternoon the post,
with thier flower girls and invited
guests, will leave their hall shortly
after 1 o'clock in carriages and pro-
coed to the Central station, where
they will meet the Westminster
Cadets of Perth Amboy. They will
then proceed to Christ church ceme-
terry and ecorate the soldiers graves
with flags and flowers and read the
memorial service over the grave of
one of their late comrades. An adj
dress will be made by Rev. +. G. Uhl
and there will be singing by a choir
under the direction of Elias Mason.
They will then proceed to st. Mary's
cemetery and decorate the graves Of
the soldiers there also with flags and
flowers and will then return by way
of Main street to their hall, where
they Will be dismissed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-28
A Rim.

The plans for the Memorial day
run of the Richmond County Auto
mobile Club have been changed. 1t
was proposed to go to B~ernardsville,
N. j., but after the committee took a
ride out to that place last Wednesday
it was decided to go only as far as
Morristown. 1t is quite likely that
dinner will be served at Chatham,
between Morristown and Summit. il
suitable arrangements can be made.
Notices will be issued to members to-
day giving full instructions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-28
WOODBRIDGE.
SURPRISE PARTY,

A surprise party was rendered
William 1rotter by his parents Thurs
day night. The evening was spent
in music and games. Miss Agnes
Trotter ard Mr.. Francis Mcleod rem
dered some charming selections on
the piano and violin. Refreshments
were served about II o'clock and at
an early hour they departed for
home.
Those present were the Misses
Hattie Weber, Mary Gels, Laura and
Mile Oberley, Ellie Jelicks, Kittie
Doody, Helen Campion, Anna V.
Fenton, Lizzie Kath, Agnes Trotter,
Helen Trotter, Mrs. H. Hemsel, Mrs.
P. Mooney, Messrs. Henry and Ed
ward Oberley, Henry Miller, Edward
Conlon, George McCarter, Harry
Fender, William Grace, Phillip and
Edward Doody, John Jelicks, Francis
Mcleod, Edward Olbrich, Francis
and Patrick Mooney. Henry Hemsel
and William Thomas Trotter. From
Perth Amboy, Miss Lizzie Lonseth,
Katie Smith, Mabel Parker, Lewis
Lonseth, Peck Mullin and Elvin
Dingler. From Railway, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Eisolt.