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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-06

even Kerosene, both OF which float on
water and continue burning. To my
mind the farmer should be the most
deeply interested in the production and
use OF alcohol for industrial purposes,
and especially IN lis use for automobile
and motor-boat propulsion. II would
give the farmer a sort Of balance
wheel. A crop that is not easily mark
etable, or crop partly spoiled be IL
fruit, grain OF other product, could be
made the source Of cheap alcohol for
industrial purposes Alcohol can be
stored in tanks for AN indefinite period
without deterioration Whether de-
naturized or not, as have stated above,
at a reasonable price Il Is the natural
fuel for automobiles. inasmuch as the
amount which can be produced is prac-
tichlly unlimited. whereas with the
increasing use of gasoline, the price Is
sure 90 rise
A. matter Of fact. arrangements
have been made FOR tests ;his year Of
alcohol as motor fuel. and al users Of
motor vehicles. either for pleasure or
for business. will await the results with
interest The tests will be- Of far
reaching Importance a. affecting not
only the question of cheap fuel for
motive power. not only the question Of
a bcttermcn, Of the farmer condition.
but also the question Of an adequate
supply of energy Tor heating, lighting
and power In the future. not extremely
remote. All II the questions seem to
hang upon the price u the alcohol. and
the taS al present upon The material
must BE- recognized as limiting the pos.
sibilitics of its advantageous use.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-06
Breaks an ARM

lussic Gilbert. who s attending "a
mclical school az Louisville, happened
to a painful accdcnt this week. lc Is
In training fur the annual races of the
school this year and IN somc way while
exercising IN the gymnasium hc tuppCd
and icll on his arm breaking Il at the
elbow.
an the necessary medical aid was
given tee iuiursi limo al once. bat Il
IL quite hkcl, h sll be- unable TO take
part in the a. = this year as he In.
tended L. do
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-06
after Two WEEKS SESSION
The Bulk Of The Cases on Docket for
Last Week We're Equity Cases..
Disposed Of Greater Part
An UNUSUALLY LARGE DOCKET GIVEN

hlleT TWO week session, all cases
on the docket having been duly dis
posed Of.
Judge J. F. Gordon and Common
wealth's Attorney John l.. Grayot left
Saturday for Smithland, Livingston
county. where circuit court will con-
vene Monday morning, April IL.
We have given each week a list
showing the disposition made Of each
case as il came up for trial. This
week completes the list on an unusu-
ally large docket.
On the commonwealth docket the
following cases were disposed Of this
week:
Commonwealth vs. Hughey Lowerv,
breach Of peace, filed away.
Same VS.. Herman Martin, petit
larceny.
Same vs.. Jack Robinson and John
Wocdside. an afrray, dismissed on part
Of Robinson and continued on part Of
Woodsides.
Same vs.. Lewis Armstrong. false
swearing. continued. .-
Same vs.. VIM. Maynard. burning a
house used as an Office. continued.
Same vs.. o. W. York, false swear
ing. continued.
Same vs.. Fred Kemp, horse stealing.
continued.
Same vs. Dock Watson. carrying
concealed deadly weapon. fined S25 and
10 days in Jail
Same ", same. hourishing deadly
weapon IN threatening manner. dis
missed.
Same vs.. Isaac York and Will.
Young. iniuring a school house. con
tinucd
Same vs.. Willis Clark. carrying con
cealcd deadly weapon, continued.
Same vs.. Hey Corley. furnishing
liquor to a minor, filed away.
Same vs.. same, carrying concealed
deadly weapon. continued.
Same ", same. iniuring a church.
Same Va. Almond Tecr. etc. a rout
continued.
Same vs.. Willis Young, carryin,
concealed deadly weapon. continued
Same vs.. Alonzo Belt, drawing
deadly weapon, fined So.
Same vs. Marion Paris. firing a dead
" weapon on highway. flcd away.
Same vs.. same, carrying conccale
deadly weapon.
Samcy vs.. WIN. JAMES. unlawfully bu
not fcloniously taking property not hi,
own. continued.
Same vs. Walter Mott, carrying con
ccalcd deadly weapon. continued.
Same vs.. Paducah Coopcagc Co.
failure 20 lie statement in Secrctar.
Of States office, continued
Same vs.. Press Stone, col, falls
swearing. continued.
Same VI. Caroline P'lmblcc. kecpinl
hawdy house. continued.
Samcvs Fred Hughes, etc. disturb
INK religious worship. continued,
Same w. Marion Ryan, assault an
battery, continued.
Same vs.. Bind Cline, seduction. cot
tinucd.
Same vs.. Henry and Billy Thomas
} killing horse not their own. an
acquitted.
Same vs.. Fred Lemon, an appci
from quarterly court. continued.
Same vs.. same, an appeal from mas
istratc's court, continued.
A great many Of the common Ia
cases had been disposed of herctofor,
However. the following were callc
for trial and settled last week:
Ada Robinson Va Illinois Ccntrj
Railroad. continued,
L. Cox VI. Tennessee and OH
/ River Transportation Co, agreed sc,tl'
mcnt
r. r. Rushing vs.. Nationaeflu'
Co. settled.
Geo, n. Foster W. J. C. Adam
judgment awarded Foster. .
DycusbuV Canning Co. va. Geo. '
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-06
underqr - peralIOn.

Curtis llatm 9. nar lrma. who
was shot lasi Dccsmlcr, ard who has
suffered greatly b. suss " the wound,
has undergone uru ,al operation and
Il is thought he " \ lu.t we'll
Drs Clement and Nar,on attended
him and report lh., hs Is getting ale v
nicely.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-06

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5000 pair fast black seamless
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Nomen's $l.OO Hose ACC pr.

Fine imported Isle thread hose in plain
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nnCM-ITENLS

Mortimer LaForge is going to
make many Improvements this com
ing week to his handsome residence
near Amboy avenue. He will have
his house painted and thoroughly re-
HOvatCd.
Carrot Ellis, -Jr., has broken
ground for the erection of Il new
house in Station avenue. His broth
or, Edward Ellis, has the contract
Of the mason work.
Mrs. Stephen Slower has been con
fined to her hcmc on account of i'll
moss.
Rev. w. W. Nanderhoff moved
yesterday from this place 10 Denville,
\. j.. whore he was appointed to
take his new charge.
The pound social held in the Prin-
ccs Bay. chapel, under the auspices
Of the Ladies Guild, Tuesday night,
was largely attended and was a great
Success financially and socially. a
neat sum was realized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
ToTTENvILLE.
THE LIST.

The premium list OF the Richmond
Agricultural Society for the coming
annual fair viii be ready for dlstrl-
button on Saturday. The book con-
sists of 1870 pages of printed matter,
and in addition to the horse show,
there arc 1893 classes of exhibits
for which premiums are given. The
sun of $1,000 will be given III cash
prizes in the hCrse show alone.
There are 1853 classes in the poul-
try department.
The book can be had on applica-
lion to the secretary at Port Rich
mond. About 1900 copies will be
distributed through the Board of
Education, as there is Il special de-
partment for children's work.
The book is a very interesting one
and through its advertising gives an
excellent idea of the industries of
Staten Island. The total premiums
offered aggregate $4,000. The rae
ing purses amount to $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
MIR. Dan LEAVES

". r. ADAMS, who has been tho
local manager of the New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company for
some time, has been transferred 10
Passaic. n. j.. and has been succeed
ed by J. c. Vercelius. During his
STAY on Staten Island Mr.. Adams has
made many friends by his courteous
manner of doing business and his
going Will be regretted by many OF
the patrons of the company. His
successor, however, m well rec
commended, and will NJ doubt be as
well liked as Mr.. Adams in a short
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
GARTERET.

,szn,.rrxnm nHnns sxlasznr1IEsGETsaal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19

INCNL ITilNiS.

Irving Domarost, of Woodbridge,
has purchased the Hilsdorf property.
on the Blazing Star road, and treat
ing the house to a new coat Of paint,
also putting up a new wire fence.
+. p. Woodman. Of Railway, WIS
doing business in town Tuesday.
NJ. Hoses spent Tuesday in Ne"
York.
DR.. j. Wantoch was doing bust
ness in Newark Wednesday.
Ground has been broken for the
now sub station on Houston street.
4 carload of stone is on thc ground,
Max Cast spent Wedncsd%N out o.
town.
benjamin Moore & SCaa' Whiting
Works are going to cnl'tGo ihrF
plant nearly as large a& in. TE"
contract has been placed.
Sander Kish was in Perth Ambo%
Wednesday,.
r. il. Sluag was in Now Brunswick
Wednesday.
Louis Sabow made q business call
in Pcrth Amboy Wednesday.
Mrs. G. r.. DiSbroW, OF Brooklyn,
is spending a week with her brother.
Rev. L. Il. Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19

SOUTH RAB0Ys
ITEMS.

Gerhard Roddy, Sr,, is going to
ave the tin roofs OF the back part
of his hoIsc painted. Bernard ROD
dy, Jr., viii do the work,
The marriage OF Miss Mary
Brophy. of Bergen Hin, will be sol
emuizcd in ST. Mary's church Thurs
day. April %.
Mrs. Fr|eischncck has returned to
her home in Ernston after spending
the winter with her children in this
borough and Perth AmbOy.
It is said that over ninety invita-
lions are out for the wedding rccei
ton of Miss Mary Sutliffe and Frank
Farrell, which is to take place in 81.
Mary's church April IS.
Master Heath Noble, OF MaHvillc,
fell down when on his way to school
Yesterday and hurt his kncccap bad
ly.
Charles Saffron, OF Bergen Hill,
was q New York visitor yesterday.
Miss Florence Kroker, Of school
30. T.. resumed teaching YESTERDAY
after two days absence on account OF
the death Of a cousin.
Mrs. Irving Turner was a Ne"
York visitor yesterday.
The engineer working on the ne"
drawbridgc has moved into tn"
Lcavy building in Broadway. The.
arc from Maryland.
4 lot of furniture was moved inc
the Rchfuss building, on BroadWa,
Yesterday
Philip Hendrick, of Second street
has Il position as assistant in BrcV+
bakery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
ME- rREsroN.S STATEMENT.

George Preston wishes, through
the kindness of the NEWS and CORE
spondent. 10 correct the statement
made by a number of people, i. G.,
that he owed the former proprietor
of the hotel in the Smith building.
Dennis Ryan. an unpaid bill. He
says he never owed him any money
and that the fight was started by
Ryan and what he did was in self
defense. He had only a scratch on
his face, but ne had some bruises ON
his head and body whore he was
Kicked. He was around Yesterday
and stated that he didnt mimi the
bruises he had received. He says
the trouble came from his being
falsely accused of calling a hrothc,
of Mr.. Ryan q hunchback.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
LOWER WAGON NEEDED.

One OF 4 cltiZcns THINKS n WOMB
be a good idea for the borough to
purchase a low wagon with small.
broad-tired wheels for the garbage
collectors use. Anyone who sees The
men lifting heavy boxes and barrels
of garbage and emptying them into
the high geared wagon now in use
by them, can readily understand the
advantage to be gained. both for the
men and the borough. In the first
place the strain in lifting is very
great and liable to result seriously at
any time, and in the second place
the work could be done more quick
". When this was suggested TO
Street Commissioner Collins his face
bcamed with a smile a yard broad,
one of the smiles that never come oil.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
TOTTERyILLE.
DRAMATIC cLUB PERFORMED.
Gave Entertainment for Bcreft o

Gave Entertainment for BcEcfit of
Catholic Church.
Wcstfield Dramatic Clnb gave an
entertainment in Knights Of Pythias
Hall. in Amboy avenue, last night,
for the benefit of the Church of Our
Lady Help of Christians, when three
comedies were presented. There was
4 large audience and the amateur
actors and actresses deserve much
credit in the manner in which their
parts we're taken. The comedies
were THE Irish Linen Pedler,
Uncle Jack. or Testing Hearts, II
=" A Night in Happen
The officers Of the club are: Presi-
dent, NJ. f. Humphreys; vice presl-
dent. A. Marsher: secretary, Mrs. f.
Harris: treasurer, Mrs, A. Marcher;
sergcant-at-arms, Peter Perry,
nromptcrs, William Mead and trank
NayOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
MARRIEn YESTERDAY.

The marriage of Miss Jennie Cog
an and Frank McNally, of West New
Brighton. chief clerk to District At
torney John J. Kenney, Of the Dor
ough of Richmond. took place in 81.
Peters Roman Catholic church, in
New Brighton. yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Father Cassidy performed the
ceremony. .
Miss Katherine Cogan, sister of
the bride, was maid Of honor. and
Charles McNally, brother OF the
groom. acted as best man. Only the
immediate members of the family
were present. After the ceremony a
wedding supper was held at the home
of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. McNally
left for avoiding tour to Washing
fOn- d. C.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

Cornelius shea. the comic story
"lttcr, is having an addition put on
his residence in Fisher venue
wood & Grown, Of Pleasant Pr AS,
hav" the contract. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. SpragIe. Of
&uticr aycnUc. visitors III Man
haitian Yesterday.
Patrclman James McDcrmott, OF
Fisher aroAuc. who is detailed AT
Tho BurcaI of Elections in the Staten
lsland Savings Bank Building, mas
been transferred from the eighty
G"sl ureainct to the third precinct III
Manhattan. .
The Easter service and musical
"r0%yam will BE- rcncatcd liz the
church OF 81. Stephen, in Amboy ave
nuo. ON SUNDAY.
Edward johnson, OF Main street.
is kept busy these days clipping
horses outside Of his regular bN5i-
moss.
Chnrlns Ainsworth, Of BentleJ
street, who had his leg broken in the
Yard Of the Perth Amboy Dry Dock
Monday, is resting easily.
Miss Marguerite Skidmore, of But
Ter avcnuo. has accepted Il nosition
with the New Jersey Typewriter eX-
change, in Ambov avennc.
Miss 1rolon Cole. OF Oakwood'
visited ro'ativcs in town Tuesday.
Tho f'Thvav department is maE-
ing murh ocodcd improvements to
thn mqcadam road in Richmond Val
ley.
Mrs. Stacey Palmer, of Rector
sttcot. pc,th hmnov. visited her
.,.4l,a. Nh. Ahead aflsinG in El-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
SOUTH AMB0Y.
AND MRS. MCINTYRE HERE.

mir. AND MRS. MCINTYRE HERE.
Rev. and Mrs. McIntire, OF Pen
nington, formerly of this borough,
returned home from q visit with their
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcfntire, of Broadway. Mr.. Mcln-
tires sister Jessie spent Easter sun
day with them.
AS stated some time ago in these
columns, William McIntirc passed 4
successful pharmaceutical examine
ton by the government and it /
rumored that he is going TO Pan" " .
where he will be given a positio ia
the medical department. While Mir.
McIntire has had q desire for some
time to go TO Panama We arc inform
ed that he has not really made up
his mind to go Notwithstanding
Dame Rumor's report. Some even
think that his parents were making
Il farewell visit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
~uTGTENOT CHAPTER.

Huguenot Chapter No. 81, UTucr
Eastern Star, conferred the degree
of the order on two candidates III
their lodge rooms in Knights OF
Pythias Hall last night. The mcot-
ing was largely attended by members
and visitors from other chapters.
Ira x. Morris, Of Richmond Lodge,
No. &C. was a visitor. After the us
business was transacted , social
time was had and refreshments were
served by tho committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19

The y. w. Robertson prCicrto-
scoro Company scored q grand SIC
ccss at X. of p. HALL, as usual, last
night. The hall was crowded ard
The entertainment very good and
satisfactory to these who Witnessed
it. A nice sum Of money was reGl-
.1ed by the company and the ushers
union, under whose auspices tho
mna performed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
IMPROVEMENT BOARD MEETS.

The local board OF The bOrough OF
Richmond will meet in the borough
Office in the Corn Exchange Bank
building, at St. George, April "a, at
1870 a. m. The only advertised
business will be the limited improve
meut of Indiana avenue, Wester-
leigh. but it is expected that other
matters of considerable Importance
will be brought before the board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
A u PROMISED.

Miss Ruton, teacher in school Nc,
!. has promised her class a rare
treat. She is going to take them 10
Central Park in New York city and
through the Art museum, etc, IN Il
few days and they are delighted.
Grades IL, II and 10 and grades
Z and e in school No. / are going out
after trailing arbutus and cther
flowers for their exhibits in the near
future. The children say they a:o
very busy working &c" the same.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
DRUM II SOCIAL.

The American Fife and Drum
Corps will hold their dollar social
tomorrow night at Temperance HAL,
in Center street. The members OF
the corps have been working hard
for the past month to make this soc
ial a success. An entertainment VIII
be given by local talent. This be
gins promptly at S o'clock. ice
cream and cake will be for sale nd
mission will be free and a silver col
lection will be taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
KEPT ON THE MOVE.

David Williams. who krcpS the
stone yard in Amboy avenue IS Kept
on the hustle those DAYS, having Sc
cured contracts for curbiDg ana lay,
ing cutters in Amboy avenue ana
the side streets. lie has the cnn'ract
for putting the curb and cutler IA
front Of Frank Ioline's II Niartlil
Crcnk's residence. He received u
carload of stone YESTERDAY aud is now
having il cartcd to his yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
HAS PASSED ASSEMBLY.

The ncgrOOt, or equal RighIs Dill,
which authorizes the city of New
York to pay the volunteer firemcn OF
Queens and Richmond for services
from The time Of consolidation 10 the
limo the paid department was in
stalled. passed the assembly Tues
day. This bill entails an cXpendi-
tire of $4,000. 600 for the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19

Tho marriage of Miss Lottit Grcel,
of Pine avenue, to Frank Eiause, Of
Second street, was solcmnizcd at the
-h.idG.s houec q o'clock last night by
Rev. j. Y. Irwin. The immediala
relatives of both families were pres
ent and quito a number, it is said
ov~r thirty, guests partook OF a we'd
ding supper before the happy couple
left for Washington, d. C., On the
1N.hh trlin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
LECTI-EN ON HIRDS.

The next lecture to be held in
knights of Pythias Hall, in Amboy
avenue. tomorrow pight, under the
~ansuices OF the Board OF Education
of the CITY Of New York. VIII be the
last lecture of the course of four on
nature study and VIII be delivered
Inv Theodore Hoffman. who Will t'ke
for his subject, birds" 1t VIII be
illustrated by s~tCreopticon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
AtnlM 10 TIiE EHNNX.

Rev. ard Mrs. Arthur Brooks, OF
Nroadwav, will shortly move to the
Bronx. where Mr.. Brooks has accept
ed ii charge in Il mission at tina,
rlacc. John Dunn and family, OF
B|r0oklvn. will occupy the house
NncnIN1 by thCm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
rnNrEnING

Station Island Chapter No. 136, r..
A. NJ, which conferred the degree of
Royal Arch Mason on two candidates
recently. met again Tuesday night and
conferred the degree of Mark Master
Mason on several candidates. y
number of the members were present
to help to work the degree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19

Take IIollistcr'g Rocky Mountain
Tea this month. Drives away spring
liredncss, gives appetite and slccn,
nekcs You we'll and keeps you we'll.
".rat family tonic. - cents, Tea or
Tablets. Sections drug store, 10
S"ith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
BIRD HAWKS.

A numbcr OF small bind haWEs
haze been shot this week at Morgau.
Each one Of these birds by being
shot, it is claimed, saves a half-dozcn
young quail or other young birds,
each day. The largest flight OF the
hawks generally come on sunday,
when the sportsmen are not allowed
10 shoot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
TEGtH HEsMNMg
PLEASANT PLAINS. !
ANiICITIA no ENTERTAIN.

The Amicitia Association will en-
terrain their lady friends at their
club rooms. in Amboy avenue TO-
night. whom the ladies will have COM
plcte possession OF the whole house;
Dancing will be held in the h9ll ana
refreshments will be served by the
committee in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
L HE n.

Court Southdeld. Forestcrs OF Am
erica. has elected the following
officers for the ensuing yer: loseph
Lisk. chief ranger; Charles Tracy,
sub chief ranger; James Larkin, re-
cording secretary; George Schults,
financial secretary; Edward Cock
5hutc, treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
HUGUEN0T.
20 Nn
SnInrm sHnRM VETERANS.

The Board of Directors of the
south Shore Veteran Volunteer Fire
mems Association met at the house
of Huguenot Engine Company Tues
dav night and organized for the en-
suinevear. f. Wilsey Owen, of Citi-
zen Engine Company. was elected
president, and A. p. NJ. Hellmcyer,
of New Dorp Hook and Ladder, was
elected secretary. Several matters
of importance were discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
EAR OLD
Acts ms Il Bar 10 Profitable Employ
mcRt.

Won cannot afford to Frow old.
In these days Of strenuous competition
It 10 rcccscary to maintain. a9 l2"g az
pos-ib!e ones youthful appearance.
It is impossible to do this without re-
tanning a luxurious growth o. mar.
The nroscnco OF DauGruH indicates tho
nrcyancc of a burrowinC "crm when
lives and thrivcq On tho roots of the
hair until 1t cauaes fetal baldae4s.
Ncwbro'a Eerr!eido IS tho onl" known
deatrovor OF this pest, and II is as cree
tive as Il 10 doIightful to use
Forpic;Ia makes an elegant hair Cfc13-
ing ~ well a. Dandruff euro.
nccort - ruhsti'utc-thcrc II none.
Sold p, LEADING druggists. Send DC. in
tamrz tor sample to THO Iicrpicii9 Co.
~'~oit Mich.
C. A. SEXTON. General Agent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
,;r ClEFOOr GRap.raTFS.

George Carfoot. of AmhoY avenue,
graduated from the New York Trade
School last week. rs Il plumber, with
high honors and received his di-
ploma He has accepted Il position
with Emil %Scvenhaar, the plumber
in Broadway.
Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
Live stock Markets.

CATTLE upplg light: market steady
choice, S%5.Cod5,So; prime, $5.-535.'o; Yea
calves. e5.F0fiG.
HnGS-Rcccipts light. market st'onE
pri"lo relvics, mediHma and heavy. G@'}-
"rs. 2,0TG: light YorEors. $6.S90a&5; pie
$f60N6 ~. ro""7s, :; cas-. 10.
d.,rkot steady: prime vethers. 3.tiU4"
gnlls and common, S2,5aq3; Ia nbs, $l4A.,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19

The advertisers attention is called
to tho fact that the NEWS reaches
by far the greatest number of people
who shop in Perth Amb0y than any
other newspaper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
RoSsyILLE BAND DANCE.

The Rossville Band IS making
great preparations for their enter
and dance TO be held In
Washington Hall Friday night, May
4. at s o'clock. Dancing will be held
after the entertainment. Prof. Cerbi
will furnish the music. Admission
will be twenty-five cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-19
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimu-
lates the liver and thoroughly clean
SEES the system and clears the com
pleXion of pimples and blotches. 1t
is the best laxative for women and
children as it is mild and pleasant,
ana DOES not gripc or sicken. o:iao
- much superior 10 pills, aperient
waters and all ordinary ~eathartics as
1t does not irritate. the stomach and
bowels. Sections pharmacy, 70 Smith
street. aG-1