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Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
WILL PROBE SENATOR BAILEY
Texas Legislature viii Investigate Hi,

Texas Legislature viii Investigate His
Connection With Oil Company.
Austin, Tex, ian. 19.-By a vote Of
65 to 55, the remaining vote being rep
resented in absentees and pair" the
house adopted the Kennedy substitute
to the Duncan resolution looking to
an investigation of United States Sen.
ator ]. w. Bailey and his connection
and associations with the Waters.
Pierce Oil company.
The substitute adopted provides that
a special committee of seven shall be
appointed by the speaker to pass upon
any charges preferred against Senator
Bailey, and if in the judgment of said
committee it becomes necessary tC
hold an extra session as any distant
date, or point, or summon any specia
witnesses, they shall have the optior
of doing so. This substitute was draft
ed by friends of Senator Bailey, 81
that its adoption may be looked upoI
as Bailey victory.
Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitnally constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
nstural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause-
ate or gripe and is mild and pleasant
to take Refuse substitutes. Sold by
Benton N. Weldon, Smyrna aud W.
r. Keys, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money if
Koley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
YOUR cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe, coughs and prevents pneu-
udonia and consumption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine is in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Sold
bF Benton N. Weldon, Smyrna and w.
r. Keys, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
The Difference.

Mike-K.n yez tell we phwat's tn
difference betwane humor an wit. Patf
Pat-Well. it's loize TIL difference be-
twane whin yure wolfe ticl1les ye un-
dher tn chin wild a shtraw from th'
broom an whin she hits We over tn
head wild tn handle av ut.-Judge.
Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
Disturbed The Congregation.

The person who disturbed the con-
gregation last Sunday by continually
coughing is requested to buy bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold by
Benton N. Weldon, Smyrna, and w.
R. Keys, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
SMYRNA DIRECTORY.

TOWN OFFICIALS.
Pcsident of Couneil-Samuel j. Reynolds.
secretary and Clerk of fCouncil-Harry B. Grieves
Town Treasu1er-Ezekisl V. Cooper.
Alderman-Eugene Crow.
Chiefof Police-B W. Turner.
Councilmen: 1st ward, John C. Stockley 2nd
Ward samuel ]. Reynolds; Srd Ward, Harry B.
Grieves; 4th Ward, Jos. H. Wright 9th Ward,
John p. Hudson; 9th Ward, Charles c. Thornley,,
James c. Robinson.
Council meets the second and foSrth Fridays
[ each month
Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
AnInsidious DANGER.

One Of the worst features of kidney
tyQuble is that 1t is an insidious disease
AID before the victim realizes his dan
ger he may have fatal malady. Take
Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign
OF trouble as it corrects Irregularities
aud prevents Bright,s disease and
diabetes. Sold by Benton N, Weldon,
smyrna and W. r. Keys, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
Ground TO Death Under rraIn.

Scranton. Pa. Aug 27-Frank Hol-
land. 35 years old laborer with the
Barnum E. Bailey circus was grodnd
10 death by falling under circus train
His nome is In Ineerson Canada
Smyrna times., 1907-01-30
Liva Stock Markets.

CATTLE steady; choice, $5.SO06.10:
prime, S5-50@5.75. SHEEP steady:
prime wethers, S5.60@5.75; culls and
common, S2G3; lambs, $5@7.60; veal
calves, $50 $50. HOGS steady; prime
heavies, s6S50690; other grades, 81;
roughs. S506.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Tas ESuu, icinc Nniucnonng nnb
,Scritcuuua.

nGs gibt SlulDerte bon MnDcl,s
oungaortclt iiir 05on, iolpie mir es
III grpBcn Mcn0cn nilo billig Der
itcllcn fonncnL" id)rieb @ulien =
elmer Der luelii9cn, Die id)on ppr Sab.
reit bie hobe @cocutung oes SSonS
crfonnt babell, Sn Tlgcnleincl,
abcr pcr9ielt man lid ,biSber in GrSt-
Ilden, ipic in tefnild)ell &rciicn 5icnl.
lid pcllWliitild gegen, has S5on;
nift mr.. neil intpIge Der, Sdppic.
Irlgfeit Hlio &eItipieliafcit Der Ser
itellitng I'M grobcm @nGitabe icine
proftild)e ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cridmert
par. lonoern ollf neil man Die linn
illi,eipoblienocn hpaienild)cn, begin.
dcirlild)cn &igcnid)aften latgc nid)t
genilgeno luiiroigtc, Wml mar cbell
nod) nidlt I'M Stauoe, llnterllufun.
geit arobcren llmfangcS an5nitcllen.
ntlo battc ionlit nibt cntfrrnt gent.
gei0 uicl praftiide 9clpciie SIR Ser
iiiailna, I'M oorlah iiber Die Giaen-
ldlalten oes med)oniid) ~crieugteit
Sjons nrtbeilen ill fDnncn. Gogcaeu
iii man lid ilbcr oclt Wcrtb oes natiir.
liden SSons ldneit i'm 8lorcn, &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Yariicr Srtci.
g irbilrqerli d) c Sol h q /.
II II q.
* 6. 3

c. Toris, .. SUM.
ltnlere ,Sihtitaot" lit fem aroli.
illc5, linb bic foniglid)en &obcitcn,
Oic bier bin mo micocr cilli0e iGonc
Gage perbringerl, p~erloiicn inns re-
gclmdBig uicl bcitcrer, dis lie foulcn.
llno nun gor crit Die &oni0c! 81
men bietet Die republifoniihe Soit
~freunoid)nit Der e%rbeiternbeu 3lpi.
id)enfdae 10 piclc, bo6 tic oil Den Or
|inlcrungcn ibrcS Barrier Nlicntbal.
tcS fir Sobr uno So9 Sod)itoii lit
@iiQe ulo Siile bubcn. Nnd 81
Nobren iogenonlter BOLTS = Solipc.
rGnitat iinb oic S~rnn5oien cben en-
0en ltnlgong nit WoieitGtcu llid,t
mebr equobnt. lno lire @oilid,fcit
bot BON Soiiitten nid)t bic bIolie
Ibnnne. 0oS gilt inl Aa9cnlcineli
ton Ser iebigen @enerotior, gol,s be-
lonocrs ubcr bon ocn oiiijlcQcn&rci.
lell nlta Dcllen mi Saltfe Der 3elt Que
ariitofratild)cn Glcmente o~liSgeulerjt
ipllroen unb ole gcgcnmGrtig baS
litifrage mniperlel IN leiner 9ol,Sclt
plebejiid)cn llrmiihiigfcit periouiiisi-
rell. % gibt es oenn min bel ieoelu
aonigsbcilh @crltobe, &cricben;
Sdniser nnb &c hmitpprr," Deld)c
Die frentbcn Giplonlaten ais l%infrei.
miaiac 3ellgen IN ibren Sngebiiheru
pernlerferL abcr ulld) III oen pprlef.
Weu Clubs, benen lie ongcbnren,
ausplouoern unb 10 Der Sogesd)ro-
nif oas 9~ouleparo iiberlieieril. aitd)
bellte, bo oas ilrigc Serrlherpoor
bon gsorpe9cn iid bon, Soflager oes
Erdiibcnten Snliercs pcrobid)icoct
bat, lauien Die belultigcuoen Nnef.
ooten Don Mlnto 81 Minibc. Nml
meiiieh belpridat man natilrlidl Den
lGderlid)en llniol int Torf po.t
Srianon, Der aaerbiugs nabe baralt
ipar, Gin trogiihcs Greignib 81 luer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16

tire Wioct II. Gba1oon 9Sbite Stur. "
Nier mare ser Momcnt fir ben so
men ? Sooit" gcpcicn. Slber Die Cd
men iebltcn. Mon 5aeoeb. oas be-
oolrcrn ulro in SronudknL oen. Go>
2cbtcre nor oer &iinitiolVOpmtft.
Ger gauge Snnl cine SpnipDonie III
Oriin. Sdmor5 mo @eiB. 2lQc lang.
mciligcn Anipicllnacn ouf Die Ser
briiocrilna pcrmicocn. &ci,tc sc.
frell}tcu Iobncu feline lAdbnlid)en
6errifcrbiiiten III italbigcn Gorbecr
@ebiiihen, Grim Shipar5 ms
@eiB. Sonnc. mnO 5arlla. 5rod,
Iiih5clg, 2id)ter unb Senlocnola.
ihnittc. Grocn ais glibernbcEilnft'
den Oa5piihen. Gie bulltcn 60
menflcioer bGtten oieic Stimmllng
5erriiicn. Meinten Die Woler. llnh
Damn i'm @runoc: man feicrte Die
iul,ge 6rerunbi6oit. lln0 mie Ia8t
Claudio in ,@iel 20rnl I'M Ni6tS 2"
u6rcunoi6oit bdlt Staho III alien
onocrcn 3ingcll lltr III Der Sicbc
Gicnit uno @crbung nidt."
,Nombr Diplomatic - Gu.iNsr'e."
Die @e6ulo lit III Ser ScBboitigiett
criN5pit. @cnllg Der Spciien ulo
Ncoen. Sn aopcnboaen bat man IN
oicicm 9inlcr elm Gincr %icrpirt, IN
Dem mitten 3piihcn 0cn @0n8cn.
5lpiidcn Sriiffcln in Der Scruiette II.
Sd)nepfcn Die @Gitc muiiicrt mltr.
ocn. 81 ipcit iino mir nod nld)t,
9lbcr man mnd)t lid 9clucNung, IS
bilbcn iid) @rltppcn mo picl Yolitl.
lhca miro crortcrt. 9iplomotcu II.
Sournoliltcn miid)cn lid llnb bic
SolNc gut %bcbonocltcr @eillc bat Die
Wcoonfcn beiliigelt. MoS bcn oIii'
5icllcn Hcbcn icbltc, ltcllt iid) in
WprtNcicft Scr Wrllppen Elm: Git
&olpcn ipringcn aus Dem @ol0ge.
bilid! Son Der Hompc ollS bat
man cincn bcionocr9 Id)0ncn @lid
iibcr ben Sanl. Die &er5cn iinb ticf
in oen lpeiBen 5r6gern bcrobGes
brurn1t. Die 9cutld)cn bohen etlpd@
bciBcre aopfc ais lire 8Gitc unb gc-
ititlllircn lebboftcr IN Ocn @rlp-
pen. Son Den Gn0lGnoern Idcint
munber bcs oltcn E~oIonills @ort
iid sur Iidtihnlr 1elommcn 5ll
boben: y0cin DIR lcib' jebcm, ipe-
nigcn 9eine Stimn,c." Gr5cllenj
0ernburg belpegt iid) Don Grippe git
Wrltppe; be9riibt, 5eid)net ourd)
San0cOrud aus. Wton los picl: mic
cr gor5 aolinlann 9c6liebcn ici IN
Der rcllcn Milroc. Wtir ihcint, cr
bot iid ibr raid uno iid,cr on9cpnbt.
6iir eincn 10 tlitacn &npf c~rlernerl
lid) bic YcuBcrlidfcitcll bcS 4iplp.
mntcn lcid)t. ,Sll Dem blullcn ctludS
milocn, bon fciler Srelunbid)nitsct-
Itoic crbibtcn 0ciid)t itcbcl sic fiji
len Nlgcn zines Mcd)ncr9, Der NIT
Napolcon 0ellfcl mag: Die moDre
Eolitif lit nid)tS unocrca ais Die &c
redrnung Der Goulbillntionen Wlb
Gbunccn e. &r Der lcBtcn Grippe
abcr, Die ih sur Worocrobe lteltcruo
pollirc, reoet man boflid) bon eng
liider &unit III 0eutifloto. Mon
lobt 9eerbp1n . Gree. llno clu iluls
ger 9iplonlot NIT ld0nent &olsors
ocn pirft IN Dos @ciprGd ouS olter.
tcnnenoe Mort, buB man III bcrl
nGditcn Sagcn oGborlep's Eontc"
bier sum- 100. Molc ipielc. .@onbe
diplomatic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16


Ocltj1a 9Sit nltn, lucnll Der Juh9cll
&ontgin Wouo, ais ihre Epltfalelde
bllrdr llngeidiflid)tcit 0ca alltlbcrs
0e0en einen FreaIteim Der Bride &C.
ld%)lcuocrt pl,rbe, nid)t Die corplllcntc
Srou &r1libentin Gullicrca sur sci.
tc ullO Der nod cprpulclltcre Inter
itantslefretdr Suior0in 9carmcB
gcgcnilbcr geieiien bGttcn? Hieic bel.
ben genidttgen Gerionen bclaiteten
Den 2SagehH eerurti9, 0ab 'Aic orei
Roitpietoep Die Der &cibcnod) iiber
od5 niebtide @eldnOcr IN Sen fSlrB
iieleL TIM hfdJt nit iid) 5tl l5iebcn
%uermlod)ttlr.i 9trr sic Strdnge ril-
len, uno Der Magcn nit Den boben
>SSnialien' blieb obell an belu genalt
% Gentimctet bobcl griidellgel0ns
Der Gditqett.. Ger Goitiaon, DER Den
2eitgalll rift, mar nit ms @uIlcr
geflogan. Gr fam nit cifter Der.
ltuItdteu Sd)lllter 1tr0 eIlenl gcbros
delicn Sub oapon. lp6brcl1o elmer
Der orei 0Gltle crtront. &er mill ln-
gen, mic Is ocil bcioru 0oncn CT.
Gon1cn ipGrc, lucnm lie 0cn Foltil-
lon uno bcn Efcrocu iolGten? GoS
Nbcntcucr fonnte init cilcnl folteil
8aOc Cl0cL obcr ulld piel crnltcrc
Sol0cn b0bcnL oic oCufbor crnlteltenl
Sd)on bu@ Tnfobrcn ul Den Erell-
item mar ciu cbcnio pcilllideS luie
lGd)erlihea GorfonmmiB. Is gebors
re id)ou cine bcionoCrt llngeididlidJt
felt ooSiL mn ocll Mugcn ocrorti0
1c9cn buS @cl0nocr III ldlcllocrn
onB 6da Irittbrett rmbrnlld)bar mo
bic Eicroc idelt gcnlod)t lullrocn. GS
mar ircilid) fem nMoItlltIdcr" oca
ErGiioentcn, oieier Yltonlcoon, cS
mar Gin Iiir bic 0clcAcnbeit on1c.
l%Dorberer 2obnfutlhCr. G5 iuarcll
oltd) feline EicrOc ans Dem Wtoritoll
hes IlnIec. bic err Icuftc, cs morcn
WtictbSN0llle. Der NrGiiocnt Sal
Heres. Scr IN often 9indcu Sic Itrcno.
ite oenlofratiibc Ginfadbeit sur
Sdn, trGgt, mill fir icincn tGgli.
d,en 0jrbro,td fcincu iiberfliiiiiocn
9ur,S ,~mterhoIteu Mic or o(cih
nod, Icincu1 9(n1tsontritt Ocn 8iiten.
n~1riitcr bes GlnSees pcrobidiebctc II.
b,lrd sic oltc bropc 26hin ieines
oonbnutrs onupi(Inn rriebte. il bot
or outh IN beu Eton,mneu icil,cs ne
,ihcr,noloStes ntit,aeu uuniiteubf1l.
fern ou~ioera,fnnt fnlmm bei,m Ser.
,pno[, mie lei rem aSfcrnebejtoub,-
Ger pcrfloieuesS r eoltbet fnpor o,ld,
ri1, iporlouter Nnuspotcr. ner, icinc
0inilliltc III, .iibrfirb t.20l6apSrcs
in bcItGuoider SSpriofde fiir SIC oltcn
Sooc pcrmoIYttt ofer rs oIollbtc O.
bodb iciner g4iirbc ais Stootsobcr.
haunt ihulbio III iiiilr. Itn1ttlillncr finn.
,chn W1rlr7im Stallc M haltcn. ,Sr.
Nrn,onb NoQicrcS b1lt ibrcr MIR brci
fiir 0rou uub Sinocr. or ielbcr oeht
OTIS Observation-Disclosures licbcr III
Ilti,, aScnn MIN pl0blid, Qonioc III
@clltd( tonmcIr, III oos Yrotpfouont
opnGfhiot Tnrinom, mn 0iruer.
idoft bel irocuh cincn1 G,tmmcrfsbc.
Iitcr ousuuleibcu, Inn oltd, ga nod,
III iporell. mcrocn sic oemictbctclt
80,llc crit in, lcttcn N(uocublif il,
nie StoQuuocu bcS l%sr1iibeutcr,
iibcrlonIu,cu. 10 bof sic 3%utidber. Scr
Mcbr,obl nod cbcufoQs gllSbclicr.
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Qpuhpn . lsarf /. Gcmetern.

BAreamI 81, @eft.eardtpaa,etrate unb
9aupt.GtuBana. 1reberid. Saseb.
WegrdbnibpIdbe bon $25 an inter beftdnbiger
Mufttht. S4nitfbIumer. 0etpinoe, HfIan3en &c.
tperoe, I'm IreibbnuS am &aupteiTanfg ae.
tunoen.- Infer Neent iptrb. tuenn eemfint&t.
borfpreder. (92N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
9llte Teberhctten.

Nrr I5Gfte 9reis tpitba be5dDTt fnr nIte Ne.
bern In irserb lreI@er Hunntttdt. Wlon fefbe
Woftiarte an z. g. Sfsaes, NJ. Ola, Rsrt.Qn.
taw'etrsAe. Weibe telephone. (S-1kGJ
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Nrs. @iuSlpu's suut6iua Spruu

niro felt iihcr iini nub iedlsSig Sabren bon
Miiipacn bon Matteru fir Sbrc ainber bei'm
3abnen nit uulitauoiacm Griula aebraudt. Gs
bernbigt oaS 3tnb, ertpetdt ben 8aumen, be.
if,uidtiat ollie sdimerseu; tnrirt Winbfplit uno
ibefprn IN aIIen 9SeiiibciIen oerianit. Geis
aeiuib NIB e~erIanqt .gir5. NinsIulu's Sootbina
Snrlp" lro nebnlt feline anbere Gorie. Siiri:
mo 5ioni3io GeniS Die TIaf6e. Inter Dem
HdbririiteIs mo NroaiersScfet bonn 30. Suni
1006 aarautirt. Se%rier.Nl,rulner 1905. 9ia
attes uno nut bcpabrteS Mittcf.
CSnui2 Ia
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Baltimore Ge,neteru.

Shrean: 8rnritli,-Stta., Baltimore y. Ssrt1fs.
Eeardbni6pIdte 3uni @erfanf = bon 1876 on.
NIT Warrorpfoftsn dbaeerenst $35 Blat fiir
bier 0rdber. Greie 9ernSunQ Der aabeIe fur
Ir,tuer eotteabienfte. (Sunti6,iS)
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g%eriammlungs . Nuseisen.

,spriaa ejarbcu sapiuas' Aiocattou Rr. l."
Sic Tdbreo.y'erfamnllllra lno 2Sahl Der We
uInteIl obigeH Sereins fiHoei Usrntag, ben II.
sunni 1907. slberba 8 ilbr, IL 5rtbbnn's Saie
an San,bnrss Mnb IibgrlnsS trase tidtf.
G6T--e)
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Gprraine.
@rnff 3en6ecf.
Wr. 2134, Trebcrid.g ucnue.

ainiieriihe Marn;pr. nno granit. WrabmS.
icr.. Sarfppnsac, Stainen, U~rabgetpblbe, con-
t%raliiiShc,, oriid %rnelitclc. crGifcfionifdc uio
Nlhmen'StiobG:erei. gae SrieohpfSsglrbej.eu
III nraenietereu 1reifen ausVefiibrt. 6. 81.
3eIepboH, SiImor 1851 ~. CStni3)
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gtablirt 1880.
@ilhslnt s.. Neinhartt
Rr. 202t. acknowledgements
Rcm.Q1nrf rfdffiidr WruMhSnAer

w" OU*b St"I'FTVVV OlNuTUuUUeE1
phne 1eber.
snnen Toe ano Ncdlt setragen iuerteu.
Nnd S~art'0 i.YGnbrr,
tpefde nie ruften, ielbt tepus Wabeu mint.
Stefelben fitb bon Glen Ner5tep beitetiS
eniptobIcr.
@r bcrlertigt ouf gefteuune unb bot auf Qoaer
CMntterbdnber. tlnteytetbSttubeu.
sueiehe nnb puISItieu.H rahtdnber,
70 urranQirt. bob feline geebrten aunSen Be.
ftenS 5ufrieoen gefteut 5inb.
Mne 8rinbdnber. @anbaeen unb Snttru.
nente tueroen garartirt, bab fe paden, uno
aufS eatberfte nno Bette alqeferttet.
HRr 9aInep Hmb. 9tmmeI
orb. 1eIesbcn - GourtLanb 1874.
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GoiuIano's tirfiiGc SGbcr,
GanttabIs.Gebdnb Vofamt seeen. etets often.
(gue22-)
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Wtarn Wraucr.

IS 'tarb am 10. SUM- 1907 Marie grauer,
aeIiebic @attin bon Spbn 9rauer, i'm 40. Sabre
ibreS 2ebens. 9ie geerbigurs tinbet Conn.
taa, ben 1G. Snni. A3 nbr Gatmittags, bon
StraBe. aus ilatt, po5lt Serpanbte uno Sreurts
DE ndptMnasoUu einaelASen itno. Q65-O .
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Hdfie fRr'S AMslaub teisrst q. Maiue, wg.4t3,
Eh.Naitimore. str, mabe Snium @pmle. Auennr.
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geihditsiRbrer 6. u. Seiu5. &obHnrG:
G. e. z. 12l B @albrooi.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-23
ITEMS.

Rev. H. Handel, of tho Princes Bay
chapel, will preach at 1880 p. m, to-
morrow, and 3 p. m. Sunday school.
7:45 p. IN. Wednesday, Bible read
ing.
John Staudt, of Bloomingdale ave
nue., has already started to prune the
trees at his place.
Kusch & Cutting. carpenters, are
making repairs to the residence of
Stephen Cutting, in Bloomingdale
avenue.
Henry Welz, of Bloomingdale ave-
nue., is digging the cellar deeper un-
der his residence in this place.
Clarence George, of Princes Bay,
left yesterday for a few DAYS visit
with his parents in Philadelphia.
The s. 8. White Dental Works, in
Princes Bay, was closed down yester-
day and also today. 1t will open
again on Monday.
The Evening Euchre Club will be
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Jost, in Woodvale avenue,
tonight.
F. w. o. Schmitz, Of Princes Bay,
left last week for an extended trip
through the south and west.
Mrs. Joseph Forester, of this
place, is visiting her mother in
Greenpoint, l.. l.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, of Princes
Bay, is slowly recovering from an at
tack of the grip.
A large number from here attend
ed the D. w. Robertson moving pic
ture show in X. of p. hall, Totem
Vile, last night.
Layton Sleight, of Amboy avenue,
is slowly recovering from his recent
Illness.
Joseph T. Androvette, of Amboy
avenue, is i'll at his home with the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Depew, of
Port Richmond. visited relatives in
this place last week.
Mrs. Sarah Van Allen. of Brook
Ign. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
o. Depew this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-23
STATEN ISLAND
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TInE TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. i, Doe.
zig 7;Gos $780, 1880, 800 500, s;5s,'
S;S5. 4;SS, 5:3S, 6:S5, 7:55, sos, 1918,
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
l2:l7, Ia. Sal, s:is, S:ls,. 5:iss.. s SIS,
sic, $40 ql:te p. m Holidays only.
m. 100, 900, $40. $40, 4:4O. BIS, $50,
S : GIG, $50, 7;4o, 1000, l1:so p. m
Sundays ana Legal Holidays.
LOO, 200. 800, 400, 500. 500. 700.
SEQ $3.50, 100 p. M. 1880 q. m. Holidays
FERRY BETWEEN PERTH AMBoY
Leave Perth Amboy daiiy:-5:1O, 6:10,
6:32. 700, 7:S0. 800, 1852, s:62, 1925,
l0:52, 1870, HAS am, 1890, 12:4S, 1895,
5:s$, S:2S. 2:ss' s:SsS, 4:9c. 4:ss' s:Soo,
ic::iiis. iii ills Pm Pm, iisc'S5o an 4'''' ''O''
Sundays and Legal Holidays
al:20, l1:47 am, 1920, 12:47, 1920, 1:47.
5s:9aSs, s s:s5, ss:as, 23:asSS, s:2SS, s:ts, s:sSS.
Leave TottRenville daiIy:-1,ss. SEE.
'6:22. GAP 7:10. 7:45. s:l2, s:05, 1905,
1870, 1905, 11:so am, 1905 1856,
TX liSs' SID: iis'i ~ E;Os s:ss z;s $50, s; Sa, s 4:ss. 4 S;ss
s:4$. lies pm, 1888. i:sS am.
$40. Ti5. 500 S s:s5, S:s5a lo:os..
1 1lGSl HI 1l;lo an s:mr 1 s:so, 1870, iSs, E:sS
ahdk6SHs J. ERowM
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-23
ROOSEVELT.
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THEATRE PARTY.

A theatre party, consisting of the
following, went to Elizabeth Wednes-
day evening: Mrs. Mary Coachen-
bury, Mrs. Samuel Bishop, Mrs. Milf
son, Mrs. William Rapp, Jr.. Mrs. E.
Graeme and Mrs. Joseph Crane.
Mrs. G.. Graeme, Mrs. John Adams
and Mrs. Jackson were visitors at
Elizabeth yesterday.
The following have been elected
officers in the Roosevelt Social Club:
s. ScrowlowitZ, president; Alex Leb-
owitz, vice president; Samuel Sha-
piro, treasurer; B. Blumberg, record
ing secretary; Elias Secanda, f1nan-
cial secretary; trustees, William
Brown, Maurice Prince and Joseph
Roth.
Miss Pollard is visiting friends in
Elizabeth.
Miss F. Johnston, a teacher in No.
2 school, is spending the holidays In
Trenton.
Miss Martin, of Woodbridge, is
visiting at Elizabeth.
Joseph Korn spent yesterday in
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-23
MISS ToTTEN HOSTESS.

Miss Maud Totten entertained Q
few friends at her home, in Center
street, yesterday afternoon and even
ing. The guests arrived late in the
afternono and at an appropriate time
supper was served. The table was
decorated with flags and souvenirs,
The evening was spent in dancing,
music and cards, and a most delight
full time was had by all. Among
those present, were the Misses Mary
Dollard, Carrie Corners, Grace Con
ners, Louise Moore, of Manhattan;
Edna johnson, Ethel and Blanche
Storer, of this place; Messrs. Edwin
and Tracy Letter, of Westchester;
Thomas O'Brien, of Flushing; John
Dollard, George Kusmeyer, Charles
Hughes, of Manhattan; Emmett Stor'
er and Melvin Stricklin, of this place.
The guests left on the last train for
Manhattan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-23
PLEASANT PLAINS.
AMICTTIAs HAD sUCCEsS

The Amicitia Association held
their annual masquerade dance and
reception In their hall, In Amboy ave-
nue., Thursday, Washington's birth
day eve. There was a large crowd
present wearing costumes of all de-
scriptions. The varied assortment of
the many original and comical cos
tunes was a feature and far exceeded
anything that had ever been seer in
that hall. Dancing began at s O'Clock
and was the feature of the evening.
There were no prizes, but much mer-
riment was enjoyed until 1880
o'clock, when everyone unmasked.
Several comical costumes worn we're
most noticeable, one Of which was
William Wincapaw, as a monkey,
who had climbed to the iron Orders
that Cross the top of the hall. An
elaborate supper was served by the
committee In charge in the lower
hall.
The affair was considered as one of
the most successful that the associa-
ton has ever held and much credit
is due the committee for the manner
in which 1t was conducted. The COM
mittee had prepared everything for
the comfort of it's guests and visitors.
Everybody who attended thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. 1t was long in
the early hours of the morning before
the last ones departed for their
homes. The committee in charge
was Albert Cawse, chairman; George
Harden, Clarence George, William
Swade and j. Benish. The floor man
ager was A. Cawse; assistant, George
Harden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-23
TOrTENVILLE.
WHIST CLUB HAD GUESTS.

'4AAACA
The members of the Friday After
noon Whist Club and their husbands
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Henderson, In
Johnson avenue, last night, and a
most delightful time was had by all
present. The feature of the evening
was progressive point euchre played
for prizes. An elaborate collation.
was served by the hostess, Mrs. Hen
derson. w~hoproved herself an excel
lent entertainer. The table was dec
Aorated with flags and the paper nap
kins were of George Washington de-
sign. The guests, besides the club
and their gentlemen, were Miss Edna
Johnson, Miss G. Dodd and N. II.
Gates. The following were awarded
prizes: Mrs. J.. f. Bedell. first club
prize, drawn work centerpiece; Mrs.
M. l.. Joline, second, half dozen fruit
knives: No. r. Y" Woo, consola-
tioa prize, fancy 1aIlt The
gentlemen's prize was awarded to G..
M. Winant, and consolation, George
W. Moore, fancy ornament. MISS
Edna Johnson was awarded the
guests prize, a eam set. The fav-
ors were souvenir hatchets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-23
IN THE SHINY snITH.

Irving Turner, the clothier, corneI
of Broadway and Augusta street, is
taking a trip 10 the south. He has
been visiting Palm Beach, Jackson
Vile, and other places. The NEWS
correspondent received a souvenir
card from Mr.. Turner dater the 10Th
instant, he was then In Charleston, s.
C. On the card was a picture of the
Military School at Charleston with
the cadets on parade in full uniform
on the campus. The scene is very
fine and we feel glad that one of our
townsmen amid the scenes of tropical
beauty should remember us and we
hope when he returns to be able to
CLEAN something from him of his
travels through the southland that
will be of interest to the readers OF
the NEWS.