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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28

Perth Amboy has a slightly larger
population than New Brunswick. the
city last year cast but 2,972 votes.
against j,166 cast at the county seat.
The constitution calls for an appor-
tionment on the basis of population,
not of voters. As amended. the Per-
kins districting bill will probably be
passed without opposition from any
source
Newark News:
The fact that twenty-three assem-
blymen voted for an investigation is
! d REPUTATION of the claim put forth by
the Prudential attorneys hat there is
no demand for Il probe. And then,
again, there were ten counties repre-
scented in the demand for the i~nvesti-
cation, to say nothing of some of the
other eleven whose senator's and as
semblymen failed to properly express
the. wishes of their constituents.
Elizabeth Journal:
The bill providing for the. appro-
priation for the mosquito eXtermina-
tion comes up in the house this
week, and its passage is assured. This
will mean that Il war of eXtermina-
ton against the pest will be wagcd
! unremittingly for the neX five or sis
| wears. What has already been ac-
complished in New Jersey has dem
nstrated the certainty of complete eX.
termination of the mosquitoes, anC
there is very general approval of this
I determination of the state Legislature
10 give aid to the crusade which vii.
mean so much for future prosperity
and for the general comfort of the
people of the state. As soon as the
act is passed the department having
the warfare in charge will begin tho
work on the great meadows between
Jersey City and Railway, and another
10000 acre tract in south Jersey. In
every town where there has not al
ready been an organized effort the
Improvement clubs and citizens
should take immediate steps 10 Join
with the state mosquito department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
Pretty Hats Need Not Be Costly

NT7HEN there ar ESQ many fine hats O exhibition me is likely to be mElcdinto
Wv the beicf that % get really pretty hats high price must be paid, but this
is far from rue. as is readily proven by the beautiful hats we show and sell at
popular prices. We are particularly proud Of the hats we produce to sell at SAYS,
md from that to So In the collection of SAYS Hats many beautiful models arc
found. They possess all The style and dash and color that is found in much higher
priced hats. and they are very acceptable to economical dressers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28

MARCH %.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-29

VIII be one dollar for first and fifty
cents for second. Here the small bow
will get in his good work. and the band
VIII also be on hand with music. T. j.
O'Brien will give any information de-
sired in regard to events.
After the midday meal, in which our
hotels and boarding houses will do
themselves proud, the regatta will COM
mence. The starting point will be d.
rectly in front Of the city dock within
plain view Of everyone. either from the
wharf or along the shore. The band
will be on the dock to entertain the
crowd till the starting gun is fired at
one O'Clock.
LIST race Open to trout boats Is feet
or under in length, propelled by sails
only. No restrictions as to sail or bal
last. Course triangular and approxi-
mately four miles in length. Must be
four entries. If only three start third
boat saves entrance only. First prize,
$40; second prize, SO; third prize IS.
End race Open to power launches, %
feet or under in length. Course four
miles approximately with two turns.
Boats will be handicapped by commit
tee on the start to equaize as nearly as
possible. First prize, $40; second prize,
So; third prize IS. Must be four boats
entered If only three start last boat
saves entrance money only. Entrance
to all races 81; to be paid when entry
is made. Regatta committe will make
such further regulations as may be
necessary to insure good race. W. j.
Nesbitt, r. r. Gladwin, r. Whyte, H.
f. Crooks, Geo. Saunders, committee.
If the races should not be over by
2 o'clock one need not miss seeing them
for walk down River street to the
starting place of the balloon will keep
one in full sight of the boats. On the
court house lot at 2 o'clock the balloon
ascension will take place. Prof. Chas.
Schwartz, of Humboldt, Tenn, a noted
aeronaut, has been engaged for the oc-
cason, and will make the ascension
promptly at 2 o'clock. When at a
h Eighth of 5000 feet the Professor Will
make parachute jump, and as he cuts
loose from the big balloon he explodes a
number of torpedoes, which gives the
appearance of the balloon and occupants
being destroyed. As the parachute
energies from the smoke and apparent
rain of mid-air battle those who have
n ,yer before witnessed the scene won
der how the passenger escaped A
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-29
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Remember DR.. Feigel will be in Fort
Pierce all through july.
Mrs. c. l.. Faber spent Wednesday
with friends at Sebastian.
The elder Mrs. ANDERSON, OF Miami,
after spending two weeks WIN MIS-
" r. Jones. returned home Wednesday
evening.
Mrs, Halliday, mother OF ). ). Halt
day, will leave today for Jacksonville,
where she will spend the summer with
relatives.
p,of !. L. Pomeroy has withdrawn
his opplicaton for principal Of the Font
pierce school. and it is reported that
be will move south and engage IN
the pineapple business
a. Register, who has been Sc
riously i'll for several weeks, was taken
70 the st. Augustine hospital Tuesday
His MANY friends hope that he VIII soon
return, entirely recovered
Two parties went over to the ocean
beach Wednesday evening; one with
Can't. Depew and the other with Capt.
Clarence Summerlin. 1t is SAID that
Cant Depew's party were eaten up by
sandhes, while those with Capt. sum-
N arlin were devoured by mosquitoes
THE TRIBUNE office will he open until III
,oon on the Fourth of July. This VIII
he a good opportunity for our sub
scribers to come in and renew their
su as the new year begins
Nth our issue of July 20. Those VINO
subscribed on the Fourth last year (so
in number) will bear this in mind
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-29
Fort Pierce Will Celebrate Fourth
With Fine Program of Events
oaoon Ascension with Parachute Jump Regatta, Minor
Sports, Fire Drill, Baseball Theatrical and Dance.

Next Wednesday is the National hol.
day the day on which every true
Americans heart swells with pride as
he remembers that it is celebrated in
memory of the birth Of the grandest
country on earth 1.-The land of the free
and the home of the brave" Columbia
will wave proudly and defantly over
every hamlet, village and town in this
broad land, while the citizens will cele.
brate, and thank their forefathers for
the privilege accorded them by their
heroic actions of l776.
Fort Pierce will turn out en- masse
and do proper honor to the day All
arrangements are perfected and good
time is promised to everyone who visits
our town on the Fourth. The board of
trade committees have been tireless in
their efforts to perfect their respective
assignments, and at a meeting Tues
day afternoon of the different commit
tees a program of time and events was
arranged and every number promises
to be interesting to the hundreds of
spectators.
The railroad offers reduced rate for
the occasion, making the round trip
fare one and a third fare rate. This
will allow residents of our sister towns
in st. Lucie, Brevard and Dade coun-
ties an opportunity to spend the day in
Fort Pierce and join in the celebration,
At sunrise a grand salute will be fired
from the cannon, and while it may not
awake the echoes of old Albion's hills,
the same true American spirit will be
behind it, that was behind the thunder
Gus reports that reached around the
world one hundred and thirty years ago.
At ten o'clock a parade will be given
by the Fort Pierce fire department
headed by the Fort Pierce band in full
uniform. The band will proceed to the
band stand at the foot of Palmetto
avenue, where they will enliven things
by national air.
The fire department will give an eX-
hibiton drill on the river front, WIN
their new chemical engine, after when
there will be music by the band, Chief
w. +. Tylander will have charge OF the
exhibition.
The field sports will start at II o'clock
and will take place on the street east Oh
the depot. They will include foot
race for boys, wheelbarrow race three
legged race, watermelon eating con-
test, dry cracker eating contest ana
sack race. The prizes in each event
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-29
WILLIS HALL KILLED
BY NEP. NEWSOMt

The quiet of perfect midsummer
afternoon was disturbed yesterday about
3.45 o'clock, when two pistol shots rang
out on the clear air. The unusual
sound brought the occupants of nearby
buildings to the scene, and crowd
quickly gathered at The TRIBUNE cor
ner, from whence came the sound Of
the report. They were shocked to find
a wounded boy in the arms of DR.. W.
E. VanLandngham, and it was learned
that Willis Hall had been shot and NOR
tally wounded by Neptune Newsome,
both being boys about Is years of age.
Both shots took effect, one passing
through the right lung and right arm,
while the other passed through the alb
domen. Both bullets passed entirely
through the body and were buried in
wood beyond where he was standing.
DR.. VanLandingham, who was the
first one to reach the wounded boy. at
once took him into his Office nearby,
where the best of attention was given
him, and later he was removed to the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Hall, where he died at 6:35 o'clock.
No details are obtainable except that
the two boys had had difficulty which
had attracted no attention until the re-
port of the revolver was heard.
Young Newsome was Immediately ar.
rested by Marshal Alderman and is
now confined in the city jail awaiting
preliminary hearing, when the facts in
the case will be brought out.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-29
AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST TRIBUNE

THE TElRUSE regrets that II Is un"'''
to give any news about the f'h'a'e
Minstrels this week. The reason VIII
he found in the following mJune''o'
served on lis:
In the High rtof Amusement III anu
for st. Iucie county, Florida
Eemole Minstrel Aggregation vs. lhE
ST, LuclE COUNTY TRIBUNE.
1t appearing to this honorable 'oOr ~
nv salts factory evidence that the r'r'
p;orce baseball club have engaged I"
Genuine female minstrel troupe to give
!, norformonce for the benefit OF Salo
hasahou c,ub about the last week IN
Jnlv. that the said show VIII oe "'s N.Y.,
class and meritorious, and sueh as w W.
nlease and crafty the people "' o.
Juoie comfy; and that said female mr.
strels are now busily engaged III re-,
hearsals; and it further appearing Una,
the said female minstrels desire to avon u
all publicity until the proper '''"e' , ''''"
that THE TRIBUNE, a newspaper pun
,,.Soa a. Fort Pierce, Florida. Is har;'SS-
;mm and molesting said Ministries by
mnb,ishing every week certain rePo' 70
ph",,t said show and seeking to obtain
a thS names of the performers therein:
VI" Il i is therefore ordered, adjudged ana
decreed that the said TRIBUNE s DC SUM r"h.
S u, an io;ned and restrained from pub
i, ,;se e"yy" any news about said show or
m ',iims it any publicity whatever ;,.,
s""s BONES & TAMBo, Judge
Dated June %, 1906.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-29

man sailing easily down through the
air, doing gymnastic stunts, and alight-
ing easily on terra firma il not sight
seen every day at any place. The band
will furnish music during the prepara-
ton and after the starting of the aerial
flight.
After the return to earth of the hu-
man bird the crowd will congregate at
the ball ground in the west end of town.
where, at 345, the umpire will call
"play ball" and a battle royal will be
fought on the diamond between West
Palm Beach and Fort Pierce clubs. The
West Palm Beach club, up to short
time ago were undisputed champions Of
the East Coast, but for the past two
weeks have been smarting under the
sting of defeat administered by the
Fort Pierce team, and each nine will
put up a game worthy of the national
sport in an effort to win this game.
The admission will be rs cents, and DR..
w. E. VanLandingham, F. l.. Hem
mings and G. s. Tucker are the com.
mittee in charge. The band will play
the funeral dirge for the losing team.
The reception room of the club build
ing will be open all day to visitors,
where they can rest and refresh them
selves with cool drink Of pure dis
titled ice water, which will be furnished
free, and in abundance. Beginning at
1 o'clock, ice cream and cake will be
served all the afternoon, and at 4
o'clock the doors of the dining room
will be thrown open, when cold lunch
will be served until 1880 o'clock. The
lunch will consist of salad sliced ham,
pickles, bread and butter, ice tea and
hot coffee, and the sum of 25c will be
charged; cake and ice cream extra.
At 8 o'clock in the opera hall of the
Improvement club building the two
plays, 1.-THE Open Gate" and Freezing
a Mother-in-Law," will be presented
by the best local and professional talent.
At the close of the play grand ball
will follow, and music will be furnished
by the Fort Pierce band. During the
progress of the dance the ladies will
serve ice cream and cake.
Just a word of instruction. If you
are ever in doubt as to where the next
attraction will be, get line on the Fort
Pierce band and follow that organiza-
ton; then you are sure to see it all,
for they will be on hand at every num-
Der on the program and furnish excel
lent music throughout the day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23

Mrs. kiehasd Lamar IS quite IN and nc,
much hopes fo' he' resoveU.
rbc Is s,,,n Jas, sa,u,day killed tin,
c, to rhos 81, Esham OF he Su,der
e-turn.u-
Wnusw Gore, ass ,e>,sn,l ais I,ls.u =
as c..a ,rgrr,s ,.lt ibc E;kirs Ca Co.
aoj " * X. railroad
M-ssrs Isa Z. Gibs 90, John l. Gibson.
tssnA L. Pau-Sk and W Scott Gamer from
runuvl,on we're here ON business las,
Wednesday
Col, Tom Hasson the geutlemanly &c
preventative q John J. Stump y CO.. of
Cumberland is here this week taking orders
t0' harves, home, pienies, Camp Meeting
Reunions etc.
Vincent Z. Goeke aud mother, Of How es-
vile, and John L Matunely. of Fairmont
will leave mex, week for visit with relatives
in Ohio and MessS Cooke and Mauiuely
will 50 on 10 Colorado on trip.
The hue family horse OF l.. NJ. Albright
was hltchsd Oh, in the backyard last Satur-
day night and threw ITSELF in some way and
got badly tangled up in the rope and when
found was "about all in" and II took hard
work io save g.
The hardware store OF Will White at
Terra Alta, was robbed last Friday night If
abos, 500 worth Of goods. The burglars
go' 90 10y pry,ng open the front door. The
blood hounds from Moundsvilfe were iele.
graphed for aud the thieves trailed down tho
railroad to Rodamers, where they los, the
scent as II Is supposed the robbers boarded
a freight train at that point.
The Tunnel,on Camp Meeting is in ful
progress and last Sunday was a big day With
a large crowd present. II next Sunday is a
hne day, large crowd will be there. Il is
supposed Iha, the West Virginia Railroad
runs Sunday train for the Camp Meeting
and gives excursion rates, but no one knows
for certain anything about IL, as no notice of
any kind has been given or no posters
printed and put up as always heretofore.
This paper would cheerfully have published
a notice IN regard to the matter, as we have
always done heretofore. had anybody con.
nec,ed with the road had enterprise enough
10 have sent in a notice.
One day las, week John Brown got pain
fully injured down on the old home place,
where he is spending his vacation. lie was
out In the harvest field with his brothers and
they were cutting oats with reaper. The
team took fright and started TO run away
and John jumped for the machine TO throw it |
out Of gear. His clothes caught in the |
machinery and wound him up tight, holding |
fast Sc that he was IN very dangerous
Wedicament and would probably have been |
killed had not his brother caught and stopp- |
cd the frightened team and Gu, John loose
with his knife. As 1t was he sustained |
several cuts but none dangerous, one hand |
vas badly cot, hut he was thankful to escape |
as he aid
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23
prsCiAH

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Here we come once more. as it has been
long time since we have seen anything
from ibis place, and II this escapes the
waste basket probably we will write again.
Working ~ the oats field has been the
order Of the week
Miss Jessie Adams OF Fairmont has been
visiting Miss Maggie Walls for the past
week
Mrs Ezra Forman was visiting friend
near Terra Alta last week
Benton EVERY was calling upon friends
OF this place last sunday
W.. a. Smith was al Morgantown attend
ING the Institute last week and reports a
good time
O.. G. and J Furman have returned
from Randolph county. where they have
been working Tor some time.
e b. Walls went to Albrightsyille Mon
day 20 see his brother !. II Walls. who is
very poorly.
Isaac Smith and wife OF Pttsburg are
visiting at J 7 Gribbles
Several Of our teachers left Monday for
Terra Alta to attend the Teachers Insn
tutc
J T. Gribble met with the misfortune oil
loosing fine ysarling colt
Quite crowd Of young people we're a,
Gibson mob sunday taking in the splendid
view which can be seen from that place
lt is more than two thousand feet above Sea
level and can be seen from great distanc,
away
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23
COAL CENTER caArs
Tidtits {: Tattls ana T:wz -t'k e:
ssthey With Tales -s.s,,y T,l5

Victor x Hoffman Departed ..st IH.ts
/ day evening for OVtcr C.-.e. N.u.
where he sill. visit laos ua,.,. Nusst.. Nnt
ring Tor a wcek on two
Bosu, to Harry W5taius snI o.t. oi
the IVES, End en- Wcducsds, 90 ,ast o,.s IS.
a daughter
new sidewalk was put down Loo iron, Of
Mrs NJ &. Gibsop's tot .n thc bum. Dist. .ct
las, week. Just iu ,,mc 10, camrree, rs
| travel
All our teachets etc in Ieita Ana i..s
week attending ,he CouuN Institute
The residence OF George ". Bea,,ts. .u
Gibson street has lust been treated Co. a
new coat OF paint Clyde Beavers was the
artist in charge
W, Scott Garner spent three d1S Ir
Grafton last week on business
Alder, and Asa Jeaerys have been bar.
vesting tor Capt Jack RILEY. arA have
about completed their job
W Z. Stewart aud W r. smith were
made full pledged members OF the KING ts
OF Pythiss here on last Monday nirrt
Misses Carrie and Gussie Nillcr VINO
had been spending their vacation with
their parents at Atlantic City. returned to
their duties a trained nar.es % hc Miners
hospital az Fs,rmon,. on : .utay evening
The merrv-go round arrived iu iowa
Tuesday and will be an aurac'.o on Ter the
youns people tor some time.
Cashier Emery &. smith OF Ncv5a,s
was Coal Center visitor Tuesday evening
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23
rho Big shoot at Terra Alta.

ITO. rA team of Company G. Of the
4d Of ias place went 20 T-ua Alta
fH~iay afternoon, Co take part in inc target
u.toH,. a iese Terra Alta fora position
ns Sea- Gin Team to represent the
Natoual Goard Of the State, which
e consist % Twelve men, three substitutes
iua Three officers, a total Of eighteen men.
fhrie ore about hfty men Al Terra Ate
from the different companies Of the two
regiments Those from here are Msior
cushu Pierce, Acting Inspector Of
Small Aums. Lieut. Frank r. Pierce and
-gne o. 50 Wilson, WILDER, Lulon,
Ross G. Jackson and Clinton r Mencar and
Corporal rsn f.. Cole. They will I've a.
Iua Alta abop, a week and then the team
will be made up TO go to Sea Girt Sept. 4,h,
end the men selected will practice few
days before going on to New Jersey to take
part in the National Shoot.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF Cstauh Uaf a...t
cured by Halls CaarrU CIr.
~ CHENEY e. co. Io..'. ~
We tie undersisoed have knssr r.
Chenny for the last is ycars aHl ..H,..
him perfectly honorable n 40
transactions and financially able .t..
out any obligations made oy Hs Hm
WALDING kfNNaN NU..
Wholesale ufugG.se Io.G1 %.
Halls Cstarrb Cure IS nseu Dbl. ..a..s
acting directly upon the blood suI mucous
surfaces Of the system Testimonials r.
free. Price. 7sc. per bottle Sold 1y
Druggists
Take Hairs Family Pills 20, 5a.Ia.
ton
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Notice

On and after September Ist, 1900, the
Moreantown q kingwood Railroad Company
will discontinue receiving Chestnut Ties;
They will. however, continue to take up
White Oak aud Rock OAK Ties under the
same conditions and prices as heretofore,
until further notice. They nov have on
hand al the Chestnut Ties that can I've used
lt present.
7. X. BRErz, Gen. Manager.
Julius *. MoSRoE, Chief Engineer
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FSCApFD AN AWFUL PAR

Mr. 10. Haggsns OF Melborne. Fla writes
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boule Of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
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lung diseases Prices soc s. Sfoo.
soidDy The Cooke Supply Co Of Howes,
vile a. ieubart Of Kingwood and The
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RErrER TuAN COLD

was troubled for several years with
chronic ndtsestion and nervous debility.
writes +. Green. Of Lancaster. ~ H.
NO remedy helped me until began using
Electric H.'tcrs which did me more good
than an the medicines ever used. They
have also kept my vile in excellent health
Tor yeats. She says Electric B,ters are
just Sp'cndi for female troubles that
iley are q Lraud tonic aud invigorator for
weak. rDn down woman. 80 other medi-
cine can take rs place in our family d"
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tcrd.
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] a. Lenhart, OF Kngwood and Irona
Supply Co.. OF Irons
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Preston Connty ). $. As.oc.lLl...

Editor Arsus:--Auenueu au Preston
County sunday secretaries wba h-y uu'
given report Of their school Go thc county
secretary, will please bring OF send lhru
report to the Tuunelton Camp Ground.
Thursday August go, SUNDAY School lay.
G.. a FRDERFR, President
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MYSTERIOUS CfRCl.NSTANrl

One was pale and salow and the other
fresh and rosy. Whence the difference
She who is blushiug with health uses or.
Kings New Life Pills TO maintain It, By
gently aTousing the lazy organs they compel
& God digestion and head off constipation
Try them. Only 2sc.
The Cooke Supply Co. of How,stiIle
] a. Lenhart, OF Kingwood aud I.oua
Supply Co. OF Irona
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WaieamOnce

TEN good msu 10 work in a lumber camp
five mi'-. north Of Eingwood Good wages
and good board apply 10 Thps. Flanagan &
Son a Sutherland. ON the NJ. Il. RI