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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Women's Waists
Dress Skirts
WrahherS etc

Dress Skirts-Panama, Serge, Cheviot,
Broadcloth, Worsteds-circular
and p~leated--value $751;. EDS
China silk aad Net Waists b..
white and black-elaborately
trimmed-value $3.50. ............ 2.DR
Chiffon Taffeta, Louisine, Peau de
CygDe and Crepe de Chfne-elaborate
trim Of baby Irish lace and medal
Iions-fancy sleeves-valus $685.. 5,DS
Women's Lawn Wrappers-dainty
f~igures-neat styles-value 3d.. .39
Fine Cambria and Lawn Wrappers
tailored or fancy-value $780,. .A2
Woinen's full length Kimonos-
crepe and Lawn. Japanese. floral aod
neat figure eff~eets-value ST. o 49,. .A2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Giant Exhunsd.

Workmen engaged on excavations
alongside an ancient Roman Catholic
chapel at Bristol, England, recently
unearthed in a deep trench the coffin
of Patrick O'Brien, a giant from Kin
sale, who died In Bristol 100 years ago.
His height was eight feet four inches.
Identity was established by the coffin
plate. The coffin and remains will be
reburied,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
wilbur the Land Man.

The J. w. Wilbur Land Company,
which operates with unique methods,
is coming here and has taken the
store at 9S Smith street as head
quarters. Wilbur las been in New
Brunswick for a wee. or so sad has
stirred up a record -breaking real es-
tate boom there, buying tracts and
selling lots at bargain figures, s29,
$50 and the like. He has a gay look
ing wagon and he gives presents to
people attending the land sales.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
friday, As UsuAL, BARGAIN Dag
Here Are Promises for Tomorrow:
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
MusIins. Sheets


MuShnS, SheGt3 So
Pillow Gases Tba
pillows. Ticks, etc. 70
Min lengths of Fruit Of Loon, EWiX
and Dwight Anchor MuEiins- "
yard wide-10 to 20 I'd. lengths
value 10 and 10 yard. .....,.-s.. n
SO iuch Unbleached Mustins-hrm.
close thread-regnlariy 8 cents. ..... AZ
Unbleached S~heetings-54 inch
extra ~,heavy-value II. .........a.. On
Pillow Cases-45x3e-sood, heavy
muslin. no dr~essing-value .1211a.... S36
nnbleac hed S~heets-good, heavy mus
un-for fuu size ~beds-vaiuS 80. -. 40
Launjered Sheets-fuIf b~Ieacned-80x9O
for extra large be~ds-usually 10. .6X
Bleached and Unbleached Cheese
Clotht-36 inch-yaiue -5.~....-...a 35s
Absorbent Cotton-Emergency
Brand. 10 OF. carton-Talue 80. -. s&E
TwiiIed Awning 6tripes-Biue and
White-fast c~olore-vaiue -16.-.... DIX
Feather Proof Tickings-Broken
and A. G. A. Strlpes-value .17... .1&k
Plain Red German Linen Ticking
fast ~colors-1eather p~roof-value 30 I'D
Bed Tick Copers-heayy bieached
musIin-Three quarter and fun
size. ..........% .0S.s Ills. LBS
pure Feather PHllows-no odor-t
no dust-best ~hevringbone ticking
.$Sssss-ysllS q. IS . 3 %%s sssSS-,slS: ssii !. 4 Sc sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03

SCHEDULE.

The committee of the Foreign
Missionary Society or the First Pres
byterian church met yesterday to Sc
lect the subjects for the ensuing year.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged.
The next meeting will be held
Monday, May IA. The subject will
be China and will be in charge of
Mrs. G.. w. Tyrrell, who has arranged
an excellent program for that time.
The June meeting will be in charge
of the Christian Endeavor Society.
There being no meeting during the
summer months, the next meeting
to be held is in September. The sub
ject will be Syria, and a mission in
the Holy Land" 1t will be in charge
of Mrs. Adrian Lyon.
The October meeting begins a
study on India. This meeting will be
in charge of Mrs. Henry Dillon.
For the November meeting DR..
Arthur Judson Brown has been Sc
cured and he will talk on the Phil
ippines. Miss VanNuis will be in
charge.
In December the study of India
will be taken up in charge of Mrs.
Charles X. Stevens.
January will be devoted to the
study of India and Mrs. S. E. Shull
will preside.
February, the study of India will
be taken up again with Mrs. Frank
B. Moore in charge.
The March meeting will be in
charge of Mrs. j. G. Burns. DR..
Charles G. Hall, of New York city,
who has just left for India, has been
secured and upon his return will
probably be at n of the last meet
ings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Table Damasks
Napkins

Table Damasks-pure linen Scotch
and German-full and silver
-bleach-usually .89. s64l
49c. AH-Linen Damasks-5s inch.... 30
All Linen N~apkins-21 inch
extra heavy-regular $1.59 quahtyss.1.10
Huck Towels--31 to 80 inches long
good, heavy ~quality-usually .15....- o
Hemstitched Huck Towels
bleached-20x4o i~nch-galue 10. ...s. IL
Hemstitched Damask Towels
colored borders; regularly .161s..... III
All Linen To1yellings-17 and Is inch
bleached and unbleached-value IL. 6s2l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
cincinnati Musical Festival.

CINCINNATI, o., May 3.-Sir Ed
ward Elgar, the English composer, con
Quoted in person his oratorio, ''The
Apostles which constituted the sec
ond evenings programme in the sew
enteenth Cincinnati May musical festi-
val, last night. The English director
welded the baton with skill and pow
or
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
WILL HOLD DANCE.

A reception n dance to which
former students and friends are in
vited will be held at Trainers Priv
ate School tomorrow night for the
benefit of the baseball team.
A number of yacht club members
will dance informally at the club
house tomorrow night.
J. d. Smyser, of Newark renewed
acquaintance in this city today.
Prof. Edgar H. Kleinhans returned
to the high school this morning to
assume charge of his classes after an
illness of about two weeks.
y + =
]. l.. Boggs and family have re-
turned to their home on Water street
after spending the winter in Newark.
Miss Veronica Corrigan, of 20
Elizabeth street, is visiting friends at
BlissVille, l.. /.
John Skidmore expects to go to
Baltimore next week.
There will be a social called THE
Family Album" in the Baptist chapel
tonight under the auspices of Mr.
Sellers class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Harvard In Close Game.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 3.-Har-
ward won a close and well played
game from Amherst by the scoring of
the deciding Il in the last half of the
ninth on Springs passed ball, the re-
suit being 2 to /. Hartford struck out
thirteen men. McRae for Amherst was
nearly as effective. striking out nine
men and giving no bases on balls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Foresters' Meeting.

Court Amboy, Foresters of Ameri-
ca, held a largely attended meeting
last night. Three candidates we're
initiated and n application was re-
ceived. Arrangements have been
made for the degree team to go with
the team from Court Standard to
New Brunswick tonight. at which
time about twenty candidates will be
initiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Drivers Quit Work.

Because they had some trouble
with the bosses a number of the driv-
ers of the dump wakons of the New
Jersey Paving Company on the Mad
ison venue Improvement contract,
quit work this afternoon, They were
paid off and left for Newark, where
they live. New men will be secured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Insnectcd Pig Pens.

Inspector Ramsay and President
Main, of the health board, visited the
yard of James Smith, in Mcclellan
street, this morning to investigate
the charges made at the last meeting
in regard to the keeping of pigs. 1t
is expected that the matter will be
taken up at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Dress Goods :
Dress Silks
and Innings

50 inch Black and Navy Chiffon
Panamas-value SO. .............. 80
Fancy English Mohairs-3S and "A inch
ALI leading shades-vaiue SO. -. .33
ss inch All Wool Nuns vellings-
colors. cream aud black-value so. 80
3S inch All Wool Henriettas-silk
fnish-colors. cream and black
value soo..st s4O
~ inch Black Guaranteed TaGetas-
Chiffon or heavy fnish-value 80. 40
SO inch White Washable Habutais-
90 ct. qualify. 80
EiE'd Satin Foulards-redt designs
on black and colored grounds
value .39
40 lnch Lining Lawns
black and colors-cisewhere b.. ~
Yard Wide Mercerized Sateens-
b.st colors-regularly .25........ is
Satin Serges-full luster-were 80. ~
so inch Moire Percalines-blsck and
solors-value 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Women's Jackets
and
Tailored Suits

Women's Tailored Suits-Broadcloth.
Panama and Mixtures-black and
coiors-POny, Bolero and Elton
6tyleS-value $1S.9S 11sOS
Jaunty Tailored Suits-Chinon.
Panamas n light weight Cloths
Elton and Pony st~yles-blaek q coiors
attractive models-value S24.eS. .16.0S
Chiffon Taffeta Shirt Waist Suits.
black and c~olors-yoke effects.
richly ~trim'd-value $23.9S. ......1S.0S
Covert and Broadciotb Coats-box
and lifted styles-value $10.0S. .....8.0S
Chiffon Taffeta Loose Goats
applique collar-also jaunty Silk
E~tons-value $500. ..............0.02
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
CLUB PLAY.

Tonight the Catholic Club play,
Captain Racket" will be given in
Wilder Hall and will doubtless be
seen by a hall full of interested ad-
mirers of the past theatrical offerings
of this popular organization. A cap
able company of young people have
beer cast for characters in the pleas
ing comedy drama and all have their
parts down to perfection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Mrs. Hoffman Buried Today.

The funeral of Anistina Hoffman,
sixty-six years old, who died Tues
day morning, was held from the res
idence, SGT State street, at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. Rev. Jacob Gariss, of
Kreischerville, S, l., oficiated. Inter-
ment was in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
LITERARY SOCIETY MEETING.

At the meeting of the Young Mems
Literary Society, of the Presbyterian
church, Saturday night, Assembly
man Crowther will make the main
address. He will take for his sub
ject, young Men in Politics" Rev.
Mr.. Northrup will also speak on
Opportunities for Young Men to Be-
come Great" and Judge Lyon is to
speak on constitutional law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Hosiery
Underwear
Gloves. etc.

Worlen's vests-Swiss ~rib--pure white
trimmed neck and arms-value 70 .1&M
Extra size Women's Cotton Vests
ribbed drawers to match-special. rs
Children's Cotton Hose-Fast Black.
also Bleached White-all sizes.... 10
Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose
Double Heels and Toes. ......... s14'
Mems Negligee Shirts-hne 3
Carlbric and Madras-new style
extra we'll mnde-vaiue .t5....... s48
Wcnen's Lisle Thread Gloves
2 'lsp-special ............. -
women's fine Silk Gloves-2-clasp
I'll shades-black and whito...... IA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
sewer. Added starter. won.

NEW YORK, May 3. Sewell, an
added starter and quoted at 4 to l in
the betting, won the Greenfield stakes,
five furlongs, at Jamaica, defeating
the 8 to 5 favorite, Curriculum. Royal
Breeze, also an added starter, played
down from 10 to l to I to |, was third.
In a hard drive Jockey Sewell landed
his namesake a winner by a head.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
LECTURE IN ST. STEPHENS.

A number Of people attended The
lecture delivered by Prof G. H. A..
Bjerregaard in the st. Stephens Dan
ish Lutheran church last night. His
subject was "Thoro." his life from a
na~turalistic point of view. 1t was an
interesting discourse and al greatly
enioyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
mo- SIZE THE CIRCUS.

A party of young people has been
formed to go to New Brunswick by
a special trolley car Saturday wen
ing to see the performance of Barn
um G. Bailey's circus. The chartered
car will leave at $40 O'Clock from
the foot of Smith street. There will
be about forty in the party for which
tickets for the circus will be pur-
chased beforehand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Cninesv,IIe Mnn KiIled m Fscbt.

GAINESVILLE. Ga. May 3.-Cur-
it's T. Witty is dead here from injuries
inflicted in a fight with John Tucker
Dorsey. Dorsey is said to be suffer
ing from severe injuries received in
the fight, 1t being reported that his left
iawbone is broken. He has moi been
arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Planted in cans.

Mr.. Gardner-Well, dear, how are
the tomatoes you planted?
Mrs. Gardner-Oh. joint I'm afraid
we'll have to buy what we need, this
year.
why how's that. Mary2s
II recollccted to-day that when / did
the planting / forgot to open the
cansl -saek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03

Beautiful women can have the best
things in the world, for there Is none
so inhuman as to refuse anything to
q pretty oman HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes beautiful wom
On. So cents, Sections drug store,
no Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Arch Masons Entertained.

Amboy Chapter, No. Al, Royal
Arch Masons, entertained a number
of visitors last night at al interesting
special meeting. The attendance was
large and visitors were present from
Huguenot and Lafayette Chapters,
of T~ottenville and Railway, respect
;volv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Embroideries
Laces, Nets
Veilings, etc.

Embroideries, Insertlngs, F1ouncings &
-Cambrlc, Swiss. Nainsook-3M to
1884, in~ch-usually 10 to .25...... s1254'
Emily Edgings and Ihsertlngs-
2 to I inch-new patterns-value .i5... u
Emily Flouncings and Corset Cover 4
ings-13h inch TO II inch-vnIue 20 .4G
Point de Paris aud Fancy Laces ana 4
Insertings--2 to D inch-value e...... q
Oriental Lace Nets. white aud cream.
for gowns. millinery, etc.-val. .9S. .40g
Val. Lace Edgings and Insertings- .
IL yd. pc.-best widths and
patterns-value SO. .............. .2Sst
eream1Tsiae .sS.,.....-.......... 20
All silk Mesh velllngs--plain AMI
~dotted-value "a. .16
Novelty B~elting-Plain and Fig'd Gilt
or Silver-2 to Az inch-value So. ,34
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Baptist business Meeting.

Many matters of Importance we're
transacted at the monthly business
meeting at the Baptist church last
night. Among them was the reading
of the annual report of the cIlrcn 70
the East Jersey Association. me
rear of the chapel was granted TO ms
Young Mems Association 0 a rem
ing room. They will furnish lne
room suitably for their purposes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03

II e"twere well It were done quick
y. then it were necessary Tin most
oases) that it were done in 'the want
ID. Wax.n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
MuIls, Lawns
einghams
BatiStes. etc.

Silk Muils-soft chiffon texture
best shades-elsewhere ill.,. ~
Fancy Foulardines-silk fulsh-
checks and neat tg'd designs
value 10 6A
8 ct Chambray Ginghams-
best colors. absolutely fast. ...,.. 4
Fancy Flowered Lawns
enst olors-value s cents,..... 3N
Fancy Percaics Light grounds
last c~r!ors-good value at .1Oh.. z
Fine Dress Batistes-Horal or
ngured enects-value .15..,..,.. ~
Plain Dress Voiies-
best shades-12h ct quality. ~
Mercerlyed Oxford Cheyiots-
plain saadcs-value .12H..., SH
Satin Plain organdies-
Moral designs-worth 10. 1oH
Fancy Sill Finished Pongees- "
white and tinted-worth 20. 1ok
Emb'd Slk c-hifons-street
ana eTening shades-value so. ~
All Dress Lengths and Remnaph "
Ar FatDAY CLEARANCE PRIf,Es
A u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Toilet articles
Notions
Stamped Goods

Papier Veloute face powder \
In book form-regularly .12......... d
Witch Hazel Soap-regularIy .10....
Hays Hair Health-50 cent size. /. .3H
Solid Back Bristle Nall Scrubs
imported-regularly .15-speclaI. -. n
Silk Elastic Hose Supporters
pin tops sizes-usually .f5....... .l<
Black skirt Braids-steam shrunk-
extra wide-5 yd. pc.-usually g.. e
Stamped Damask Tray Covers
value .lOl q
Monte Linen Scarfs--
open weave-knot fringe
1880 lpch-value "a.
1Sx70 inch-value 80. .&s1
ChIldren's Observation-Disclosures a.. ~
Washable Emily ~Silks-ssJue sc. ....2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03

Never trouble trouble till trouble
troubles Eou,-and then take tns
sting out Of II with a want ad.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03

Soda and Candy in Basement
q give eDsry desired Attenuation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03

Miss Veronica Corrigan, of Z
Elizabeth street, is visiting friends q
Blissville, l.. /.
The oasis., 1906-10-27
REASONABLE.

The objection most confidently put forward by the opponents of joint statehood is that New Mexico with sixty-six delegates in the con stitutional convention will over whelm Arizona, as it has only forty four delegates. Now, MT. Voter, just stop a moment and consider if this objection has anything in it. First-the vote on November 9th is only to decide if the two terri tories desire to join. It does not join them. If the vote for joint ure on November 9th is favora ble, then constitutional convention must be held. If that convention does not adopt good constitution,
The oasis., 1906-10-27
THEN AND NOW.
tcoNriNrfD FROM PAGE SIX

Under that act the board of super visors had it within it's power at any time to bring Sheriff Turner to an accounting. Had the board exercised it's power and suspended him he would have been compelled to turn over to the successor the board would have appointed under the same provision all books and papers of his office. Should he have failed or refused to do so the board could have proceeded against him under Paragraph S3 of the Penal Code, which makes of such reglect or failure felony.
 The democratic administration of Santa Cruz county had within the law powers amply sufficient to prevent so deplorable a condition of county affairs as was shown by the report of the April, 1905 grand jury, founded as 1t was upon an expert examination of the books. And the attempt of the Vidette to throw false scent, and evade the responsibility for the criminal neg lect shown, and the consequent loss to the county, is too transpar- ent, and will not go down with the taxpayers. The appeal of the Vidette to the record is against it. The years 1903 and 1904 are part of the democratic administration of affairs of Santa Cruz county, just as we'll as are the years 1901 and 1902. The very fact that the first two years show so well, and the latter two so poorly, justiies the natural Inference that during the first two years of democratic administration they found how the county might be robbed with inn punity, and the last two they de- voted to a practical application of their discovery. If the view here presented is not correct it is up to the Vidette to explain what is or would be a correct view.
 Now, the foregoing are not islanders, as intimated by the Vidette. The statements are taken from the county records, from report of d grand jury, backed by an expert examination of the books.
The oasis., 1906-10-27

tbat is fair to Arizona, then it may be defeated at the polls by the peo. pie. True, after each territory agrees Co hold a constitutional oon. vention, then q combined majority vote may adopt the constitution, but when once a constitution is adopted the territories cease to ex- ist. No sane man who may be member of the constitutional con. vention would make one that would discriminate against one end of the new state. He will make one that will be fair to the whole state. Ask yourself the question: If you, Mir. Voter, instead of B. s. Rodey had drawn the Hamilton Rodey enabling act, how would you have arranged it? Would you have given each territory equal representation in the constitutional convention irrespective of popula- tion7 How would that have worked? As we'll might you have given particular counties more than their share of representation as to give thirteen counties in Ari- zona the same representation as twenty five counties in New Mexi- co, when the thirteen have just half the population of the twenty five. It is ridiculous. No one could have drawn fairer bill than did Mir. Rodey. Arizona gets un- due power when she is permitted to defeat with about II ,OO0 votes all the remaining 53,000 votes in both territories. Remember, just one ~ote more than half the vote of Arizona can defeat the question of statehood in both territories. New Mexico may be unanimous for jointure with 44,000 votes. and yet one vote more than half of Ari- zona's 10000 votes, or 10,001 votes, may kill jointure as dead as her. ring. The chances for jointure are slim, but if the voters only knew what is good for them they would be like the old Scotchman when told he had one chance in ten to recover from his illness. said "Weel, :, docther, well hae to talk thot oLoYoo D
The oasis., 1906-10-27

< REMEMBER that a vote for the republican county ticket this year means a vote for close collection of taxes, ard farther reduction of the tax rate.
The oasis., 1906-10-27

THE owner of the Nogales daily Diejest will be an exhibitor at the Territorial Fair, it is said. Whether as a goose, an ass or a monkey is not yet determined.
The oasis., 1906-10-27

ONE of the pioneers of Nogales, Mir. R. H. Clarke Sr., is the re- publican nominee for justice of the peace in NogaIes precinct. Vote for him.
The oasis., 1906-10-27
Notice.

November 1st. Dr. Gustetter will remove his office and residence to the house formerly occupied by Mr. J H. Pomeroy, corner Terrace avenue and Crawford street.
 Office hours 5 p. m. and 7-8 D. m. Telephone No 721. 2t
The oasis., 1906-10-27

Monday evening Doctor Me- Questin returned from California.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-06
REUNION AT NEW ORLEANS.
The Veterans Requested to Notify the
Committee How Many Will At
tend From Each Camp.

The veterans all over the south are
beginning to look forward to the
great reunion in New Orleans, April
25th, Goth and 9th.
The camps Of the U. c. V. have re-
ceivcd the following:
cit is very important that you in-
form this committee at the earliest
possible date, the number Of comrades
that your camp will send to our reun-
ion that expect to be provided with
free lodging and feeding.
"Plcase answer as promptly rs pos
sible. Address your communication
to Maj. j. w. Gaines, Chairman
Committee No. 2, U. C. ". Reunion Of
l906.'
The following orders have also
been issued:
Headquarters United Confederate
Veterans.
New Orleans, March II, 1906.
General Orders No. Al.
l. The general commanding has
the sincerest pleasure in announcing
that the measure so long before the
national Legislature to make provis-
ion for the proper care of the graves
Of the soldiers of the Confederate ar
mics who are buried near hospitals
and prisons in Northern states has
passed both houses Of congress and
been approved by the president. He
desires to express the thanks of ev.
cry member Of our grand federation,
for this most generous and patriotic
action on the part of all connected
with the enactment of this law, espe.
cially to Senator Joseph B. Foraker
who has worked so zealously in be.
half Of the measure; and to the pres
ident of the United States, who rec
commended the action on the part OF
congress, and who was so eager to
approve the bill. .,....r.... ..-...s.
! 2. Among our own people, Col.
Samuel E, Lewis, NJ. D., Of Washing
ton has given his time and best en-
ergies to the furtherance Of the move
ment from its inception, has favor
ably worked under discouraging SUR
roundings and has overcome all op-
position by the determination Of his
enthusiasm; Mrs, w. j. Behan, pres
ident Of the Confederated Southern