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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

Tery4sffza So
Railway to Market street. 10 Prospect
street. to Smith street. 80 Central r.
r. to place or beginning, and tis poll
ket street.
Second roli-Beefnnsng at Smlth
street and Central q. r.. to- Prospect
|TeFnasnal Ry. 70 FAYsste street 10
Central H. II. and pfaee OF beginning.
and tho polling place th4fasn Will rs
lat ASS Smith AfraHk-
Third Pa&4-Ha@snning at Central a
r. and Havsffa street -
Rarstau TSaafzfaaa Nys. r. EASstgh VAL
|Ssz n. ri. ia weaa@s&E Ejxg l1fa@t ~ New
I~n&ne@s sa GaNsx&3 ESassFp#8s ID ggi9eH rf
@MaMgfakzn& $3.50 4hk n0#AfS4@ pAAas HAs*s
{zn " " III 81 Nz@@& MH4z
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
PRIVATE LIGHTING PLANT
AT CREIGHT0N'S PLACE

Highlands, Oct. 28.-An uprto-
date electric light plant is being in
stalled for B, j. Creighton, Of this
place, which viii furnish lights for
his entire hotel, dancing pavilion
and grounds. The plant will be cap
able of carrying 500 lights and con-
sists of q 40 h. p. gasoline engine
and an Is kiiowatt generator. His
system, when complete, will be
equipped with a system that IL any
thing should happen to the maehin-
cry that the Jersey Central Traction
Company power a be turned on at
once. The system Is being Installed
by Electrician A. g.. Hubbs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
I.OTIGE OF REGISTRATION AND
PRIMARY N GENERAL ELEC-
TIONS IN AND FOR THE CITY
OF PERTH AMBOY, MID
nLESEX COUNTY,

M HE TN AMI FUN THE CIEI N9Ns
OF ERT AMBOY, MID
COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY.
Is hereby given that the
City OF Perth Amboy will meet In their
several polling places from one o'clock
TO niue o'clock In the afternoon OF
revising and correcting their regIsters.
Also
NOTICE is hereby given that a Gem
polling places III the City of Perth AM
boy, Middlesex County. New Jersey, on
Tuesday, November 18th, 1911, between
the hours Of six o'clock In the morning
and seven o'clock Ina the evening for
the purpose Of eleeting q Sheriff. a Sur.
rogate. three members OF General AS
sembly. two Coronors. five F~reeholders.
n the following City Officers:
AT Large--One Alderman-at-Large,
sSecojd Ward-One Alderman; Third
Waru-one Constable. Fourth Ward
One Alderman; Sixth Ward-one Alder
man.
The boundary lines and polling places
of the various Distrlcts are as follows.
First ward
First Notwithstanding at Gordon
street and Staten Island Sound, fellow
Ing shore line southerly and westerly
40 Catalpa avenue, thence ncrtheriy 10
State street, TO Gordon street TO place
therein viii Be at $50 HIsh street (Me-
SECOND PolI-Hsginnlng at catalpa
avenue ana Raritan River. then to
Brighton avenue to Market atreet. to
Central Il. o.. 70 Rarttan River ana
place therein will be at Isl Madison
avenue. thfartin's G~rocery1.
sSeuond Nnrd+
straat Srd $500 E. s.as.ss saaa r aareu11
WESTERLY 20 State street, 10 Market
~streetv te high street. to Jefferson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
SPECIAL TROLLEYS FOR
RED BANK MEETING

Special to The EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Oct. 28s-Speeial trolley
cars will leave the waiting room to-
night at 7 o'clock for Red Bank to
take all who wish to go to the Re-
publican mass meeting to be held in
the Lyeeum theatre.
Former Governor E. G. Stokes, G..
e. r. Hetrick and Charles Hawkins
will address the meeting. Special
cars will also leave Highlands at Z
O'Clock and Atlantic Highlands at
7:4b, arriving at Red Bank at s
O'Clock. The ears will convey the
people to and from Red Bank free
as guests OF the Republican County
Committee, and they extend an in
vitation to all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Chosen Freeholders
of the County of Middlesex at their
rooms In the Court House at New
Brunswick, N. j., on Thursday, Mo-
vember 16, 1911, at 2 o'clock p. ms
for the construction of the second
section of the road known as the
Observation-Disclosures Road, be-
ginning at the Northeriy line of the
road to Texas and extending to the
SoutherIy line of the Jamesburg-
EHgiishtown Road. according to the
plans and specifications on file at the
Office Of r. F. Simons, County En-
gfneer, Roosevelt N. T., and at the
Office OF Thomas Fl. Hagerty. New
Brunswick, N. }.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check in the amount of
100000 payable to the order OF
Peter Fl. s. Hendricks, Director;
without any conditional endorse
ments whatever, which check shall
be forfeited If the successful bidder
fails to enter into contract within
ten days from the award OF the bid.
The Board reserves the right TO.
reject any or ali bids. II In their
opinion 1t Is to be the best interest
of the County so TO do.
sPETER Fl. 8. HENDRICKS.
Attest: Director.
ASLEEP " GlSsETT,
Clerk.
resides. 1~1-4-11-14. $10.48z
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
MATAWAN WILL
HAVE LITERARY
Fine Program for Next Meet
ing November |.
|peeiaf 70 The EVENING NEWS.

Special 70 the EVENING NEWS.
Matawan, Oct. 28.-The Matawan
Literary Society will hold its next
meeting on November /, at the home
Of Mrs. H, II. Longstreet. The fol-
lowing appointments have been
made:
Initiative Referendum Recall
Miss Edith Johnson.
The Panama Canal--Miss Airline
Rose.
Premier Borden of Canada at Mat
awan-Miss Ida Slater.
Vocal SoIo-Miss Mabel Cox.
The Sherman LAW. v. Simp-
son.
A Woman's Idea of a Bank-Mr.
G. Wardell.
The Chinese Rebellion-Mr. Cox.
Topics of the Day-The Society.
Vocal Solo-Miss Irene Bower.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
FALLS THROUGH
HOLE IN PIER
Fred Apologize Of Jersey City
Is Rescued.

Atlantic Highlands, Oct. 28;-
Frederick l.. Apologize, of Jersey
City, fell through a hole in a pier at
Atlantic Highlands yesterday, and
vas rescued from drowning by John
Helney, Heiney vas claiming, and
when he reached the pier the only
sign of Apologize was his hat on the
water. Helney dived and brought
him to the surface.
Il have only $40 with me-" said
Apologize, when he vas revived,
"and you are entitled to this, at
least" and he gave Helney a $40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
ENJOY DANCE
AT kEYpORT
Progressive Nine Has Bril-
liant Affair Last Night.

Keyport, Oct. 28.= The shirt
waist dance In Broadway theater
last night, given by the Progressive
Nine, a club composed of young la
dies OF the social set was a brilliant
affair and a huge success. The cleo
trio lights throughout the building
were hidden In pink crepe paper,
throwing a very beautiful color
scheme about the interior of the ball
room. Prof. Harold Stillwell's orr
chestra of six pieces, of Freehold,
furnished the music. Refreshments
were served In the spacious dining
hall above the theater at midnight.
Dancing continued until the small
hours of the morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
WHERE TO BUY

ASBESTOS AND PIPE covEn-
Ssw Torh A sne Z atE Goa ,s g j 81 81
K 1chnssaa hslfii Al II. ie ". x CO. no9 rs II Miillssm 81
Wsihz chaa. }. a47 ". issd 81.
ASH ANS
IndestructibIe Ash Can Co. aas Hudson ST.
schwartx L l.. s57 Broadway.
8oILERs.
PP sEsssyy' E KiS e. sS y kaF'I Il Es y. s.
s slslss i. Z 1 s Y; .f 81 w v. assh s &. SUB
n.stsE. COMPOUNDS.
Rird%Archer Co. The, 70 West St
brass GooDs.
psnessths n sa5sssSs Ga nssssss; h!sA
Essssisoa, Jsaass { sseas. g WARES 81
Kelley & SEuller. 81 w. Islh st.
ENGINEERING SUPPLIES.
K KsEs ! y Eaaass s.. FL ] p y; asss s. =
MeMannss q. II. Son, 60 Gold at,
Roberts. George l. q Bros. 45t-s7s Fourta
sanndsrson 9 Wright. ass q ss7 W. Broad-
ntar In6Ticattng Co. 2sa W. assh st.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
neTas chas a Co q Grand Of
Roberts. GsorEs / i Bro. s47Isa7s rourta
.e&undsrson q Wright. 5<a-s44 w. broadway.
4 HEADS.
sks, .aszEs Z n ssssa Il sa =; .ssa q u. 50, w.,
rnnD wAIsa nnxrEn. Am ruazvrzs.
49, 49, ps !; = !. s. : s a. y nssl IEsss.s e d
EE ssaas. 4 a s.ssm as y Y; Is 5s1 a. s. s.,.s..
Aesea, sShn, III Joaa Y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
MATAWAN

David WalIing and daughter Nor
ma, Of Keyport, spent Friday with
his daughter, Mrs. Matthias Shock.
Quite { number of our young
people attended the shirt waist
dance which was held in the Key
port opera house, Friday evening.
Mrs. b. G. Lippincott and son were
New York visitors, Friday.
COLUMBIA Council, Jr. O. r. A. NJ,
Is twenty-one years old and its
members are making preparations
for a celebration Friday evening,
November 10.
Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs.
Alonzo Walling are spending the day
In Rad Rank
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
WILL OPEN BUTCHER
SHOE AT MATAWAN
VENfNG NEWS.

Special to The EVENfNG NEWS.
Matawan, Oct. 28.=Fred Sieben,
of this place, will open a butcher
shop and vegetable market in Broad
street next week. Mr.. Sieben ia hav-
ing a building erected for this pur-
pose. For the past six years Mr..
sieben has been employed in the r.
s. White market, Keyport, and has
resigned to go in business for him-
self.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

Try our excnange column, no
answer. 40 pay. Two cents for every
reply received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

The most famous piano in the world, the
oldest in America, the most artistic in tona1
character, the most graceful and beautiful in
design is an excellent investment at its
regular price. To those who may have the
good fortune to acquire a CHIcKERING
PIANO at the prices which will prevail at
Wanamaker's on Monday and Tuesday next,
it means an investment on a basis more
favorable than the last fifty years has known.
Jonas Chickering had entered upon his
work as the leading intellect and force IN
piano construction In America as early as
1898. The nearly 90 years career Of the
CHTcKERING PIANO has been one Of
uninterrupted h~onor-honor because Of excel
ience-honor with success.
To receive this practical demonstration Of
interest frorn the house bearing tho proudest
name in the piano world, and to b. accorded
the great privilege Of inviting the public to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

share in the benefits Of so exceptional an
offer, is one Of the most gratifying features Of
The Wanarnaker Golden Jubilee.
This two styles Of CHIcKERING
PIANOS which we shall sell on Monday and
Tuesday next are not special styles. We
have sold them steadily for years. No new
piano of these styles was ever before sold from
this store at less than regular prices. And
the pianos in this sale are all new, perfect
pianos. The regular prices prevail today.
They prevailed yesterday. They will prevail
on Wednesday next, and on svsfx day
On Monday and Tussddy only, tie
prizes ~ the upright (mahosany) uin
- tI10 less, and hs prizes ~ the
Qaarfsy Grand (mahosGny) UM b
tIz6 IsssxR (
&E4E ~ ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-07
THE CRAVING FOR
 DRINK DESTROYED

No more' terrible afflicition can come to any home than the craving for strong drink of husband and father. We appeal to wives, moth- CTS and sisters to save the husband and father or the brother with or rine, a scientific treatment.
 ORRINE is. prepared in two forms. No. 1, secret treatment, powder, ab- solutely tasteless and odorless, given secretly in food or drink. ORRlNE No. 2, in pill form, is for those who desire to take voluntary treatment. ORRINE costs only $1.00 a box Write for Free Orrine Booklet (mail- ed in plain sealed envelope) to OR RINE CO.,, Orrine building, Washing ton. D. c. ORRINE is recommended and is for sale in this city by Be- dell's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-07
} $ + | + < . . . . . = = t$$S REAL ESTATE : TRANSFER + ! Reported Daily by
 : N. 1T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT CO., D E. l.. Vail, Treas. . ' 31S West Barraque Street . ! Guara1teed Abstracts . | A 6 A 4 q . $ + 4 3s

Ellen Kendall ct al to Terry Pearce, deed, S1-2 SW1-4, section 29 and N1-2 NWl-4, section 32, 6, 10 $500.
 Emma s. and Solomon Miller to Selton and Harry F. Rosenberg, deed, one half interest in lots and 6, block 22, Old Town, $350.
 Emma s. Miller to Selton and Harry Rosenberg, quit claim deed, one half interest in SW1-4 NW1-4, section 32, f, g, $1N.
 Mrs. Emma s, Miller to s. F. Ros- enberg, warranty deed, lots 1 and Z, block 12, Whrden's addition, $1,OOO.
 w. c. Hudson and Ben l Althel- mer to Pearce Lumber CO.,, timber deed. WIZ section 27. 3, Il, $500.
 R. E. Bridges to John Williams warranty deed S1-2 NELL, section p, 2, 10, $30O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-07
1.-THE ROCK MAY
 NOT LOSE HOSPITAL
Member of the State Board of Char. itIex vells How That City Might Estain State nStitutiOn-SOme
 0fher Towns Want It.

I.iffEe Rock, March 6.-"There IS no aNesT for the citizens of Little Rock to grow alarmed over our ef- Horfs sU move the State Hospital for
 the treatment of nervous diseases fruya as tocatiom," states a member of fife State Board of Charities which is meeting in Little Rock to- day. Tor we want merely to move 1t to some other place in the com mpnitv where we will have plently nf ground that is fit to be cultivat- ea- A bonus of $100,000 from any StAsr town of the state would not 1aance the Board to locate the new axsadufiou there if the legislature givxs ns xn appropriation for such a building, if the people of Little Rock wi1f assist us in making the change. We want 1000 or 2000 acres uf land within few miles of Little Rock. where we can give some em- plpyneuh to the inmates of the insti- fufiam The board believes that if it Is E@Snitted to sell the present build ings and sites, it can secure 3lfsA ARsH Ex this manner, and this umptnt, with the saving the insti- tutior xiM make in five years. will nay hr dlie new location as well as ma E0 hnn
 We yow have four storied jail and not sufficient physicians. The board wil3 xlsxS q superintendent to suc- rv~d Dr. Stinson, who has resigned, who will be an alienist. We will elect soon after the adjournment of xhs legislature, and we will endeav- Sr uu get the best There will be no politics iM this appointment. for we expect to have to get one outside Arkansas. there being none in the stxsF 'xhs ean ffff our requirements
 Modern science shows insanity is eaused by diseased brains, an prop erly treated cures are affected. We uarx tate mam who can do this, who- @yrr he is. Tn 1886 we had system by wtSefs SN per cent of the inmates uf the hospital, and we want to get haGR not only to that, and in addi- aion have tfie best institution of the kdna au the world, because it will be ,ahe most modern. We believe Pu-
 laski county, which has over 1O'
 srsane patients in it's hospital a
 aIl tiues, will give us $10O,0OO to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-07
AN OLD SAYING.
Showing How Cause and Effect Are
 Never Far Removed.

Showing How Cause and Effect Are
 Never Far Removed.
 It is an old saying. Where there's honey there's bees'-not less true is one which science has coined more recently. w here there's Dandruff there's germs s''-and--to push the in- ference still further we may truly say 'Mhere there's Dandruff cured Newbro's Herpicide has been at work"
 The reason of Herpicide's isola- ton as a genuine cure for Dandruff lies in the fact that it attacks and destroys the root of the whole trou- ble-a parasite germ which feeds upon the material which nourishes the hair follicle
 Other sO-called remedies are moi directed at this true cause of the disease.
 Accept no substitute there is none Sold by leading druggists. Senf 10 cents in stamps for sample to Int Herpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich. Ont dollar bottles guaranteed.
 Bedell's Pharmacy, special agents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-07

ward the new buildings If we will take care of all the county's insane. That is only right, for they are state wards in the first place. we want to get the new institution on the cottage plan so we can care fnr all the states insane"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-07

REMEMBER THE NAME. Foleys Honey and Tar for all coughs and colds, for croup, bronch1tls hoarseness and for racking lagrippe coughs. No, opiates. Refuse suDst1- tutee.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07
KENNEDY PLACE SOLD
&. T.. Heath Purchased iian,l-on,
Residence Property.

a deal wa contaminated yesterday
whereby Chesioa l. Heath ST., pur-
chased from George ksnedy th0 lot
al the corner vi Water sud Aubry
streets and all impfOfemen fhcic-
IN. Tor csgh consideration 90 slz-
200.
The property sold h5 Af KcDolf D.
snOND as one Of tho most sai able
osidcncn sites on the cot BE- eaier
'front.' and consists OF roo .cet lu
Water street. extending taos ilp ieof
durable cement wall nonfa thc
H0puriy ~ she bay siae. aud 0H the
90 b. substantial res den,o $50 9th.
20 Improvement that have maze fhc
place knuHb throughout tns spoiiun
ri tho state a. one oil che handsomeaf
ln The fiiy
Mr kerefy dlI NOT include .n fhe
sale the Two lots facing on tlapatrat
street and lf ls nudei H0od Daf be-
contemplate tNo erection 0fn modern
home thofes Within fhe nest fcw
months
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07
ONE EXTENSION GRANTED
lIsysscw Avenue Matter Held foI
Further Confederation.

a. the meeting of the city council
last afternoon. held ~ the instance -
the street railway company. which o.
dcsirluus ~ going ahead with lis ex-
tensions. permit granted the
company % make the western south
b. n cHtcnsion. leading out ~ the
tract known - the sexresi farm The
council decided 10 take lhc matter Of
an extension out the Bay flew drive
Nay under further consideration.
a change Of sentiment 10 the atil
tudc Of the publ, Ia REGARD 10 this eA.
tens ON vas apparent ~ the meeting
YESTERDAY A communication from
o " a. Kramer vas read ln which
Mf Kramer urged the extension of
the line. provided certain improve.
ments we're made. such a. Nefr 0It-
lined IN recent Interview Win Nr
Kramer In The Caller The commu-
nication WAS nled for reference
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07
Ncm lIn,.lMr,r ,nncrrn.

The Ouif Coast Hard uio company
with headquarters 80 iub Mesquite
street. 10 one of the n.w concerns that
viii cutter the Corpus retail district
on January T.
Tho concorn viii operate under a
state charter md will be- Incorporated
WIN Il paid up capital stock OF 81. coo.
the Interpretations bcinE W Walton
X iiipp and !. y lobe rhe now
company expects TO br ready Tor bust.
ness on January
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07
I.r,rcr,ch 1li. McrA

while 40 definite ABRAMS, mcnts
have been made regarding ihc Visit
oi Colonel q q Noakum and asso.
cinics here this week the railroad
maguatn Is expected Co arrive boz the
clir during the latter part of the.
week. for short visit before rc-
turning north
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07
COMING AND GOING

, u iicrrou of bishop was w..
itor la Corpus yesterday
The Clty Federation ~ Women viii
meet Frida, she I b, Instead OF tomor.
row
A G. Franks. travelling freight
agcu, Tor tho sap. was la Corpus ycs.
tofday
W q Roberts 81 Alexandria. i.a
iu In the els on visit 20 bis brother
clay Roberts
M aud Mrs = n noWcn of iiig.
gins,,llc, No. arrived in the rii, Ych-
icrdny aud viii probably locate here
W stacy. formerly business
man OF Corpus but nov residing Va
pellas. be- here for a several dayt
visit
Prank clsrhAon formerly OF Cor
pur bat nov residing VA Faliurrias
WAS la tho city yesterday, on legal
business.
Mrs Has loco Fromen of Rhien, y
N. " spending the winter la Corpus
nH the guest ct hen mother Mrs Va
len Ahcrnathy
lewcs rrcN lett Yesterday for
klngs,iiio 20 assist In the posiolilo'
AZ that place during the absence OF
Postmaster House
n 4 Guornc, leli lapi nlght Tor
Nankton. South Dakota. having been
called there on account Of the So
rlous Illnesr 81 hie father
Mr. aud Mrs G. NcNesgh Of IN.
nols arrived IN the city Yesterday 10
! anenl he winter They have rent.
ed cottage on Water 81
NJ ani Mrs A & rlndcll OF ga
RIA we're in the city yesterday The,
Z leave this morning for san Antonio
( for n several weeks trip
s John Z nlnntscr well known
raurhman OF this county. IL In the
! riiy ON a several DAYS visit aud h
4 stopping az the RdWell
Curran BENTON left vcstcrda, for
Realities. whore hc will ioin Murry
/ Dnhcse OF Allied. and hunt Tor tive
weeks IN that section OF the coun-
rs
Mrs CLARK prase returned last
nieht from weeks Visit To For,
Worth aud other North Texas points
Mayor rcasc viii return home satur-
day
Mrs Instina nlnntssr. who has
heen con tinod ia her room far the
past week with severe case 81 Va
grippe, was reported greatly i'm.
proved last night
Mrs e. r. Scott aud Mrs. W n.
Pope lott last nlghi for Houston 60
attend the wedding 81 Miss betty Tall
tcrro to Mr. W. T sherman They
VIII return home saturday
y, Hutchinson, Houston. ! n Her
ron. nlshon, G. D. Bowman. Waco
Thos Davidson Houston G. w. Carl
son CHICAGO, Joe lohnsoa. Wakefield.
Net, O. a. Carlton Houston. J. c.
Ramsey iempasss, J W stacey. Dali
las J l., Keller and wife. pihladcl.
nhia Pa, W :. Delaney. Alice. Tex
o v Eads, san Antonio. v W. Eau
NOS Ssa Antonio. W. y. HERRING
san Antonio; ! T. Sluder. San An
tonic; n. |. Montgomery, san An.
tenio, g. W smith Falturrlas, Ruby
Allen. Allentown, pa G. G. Moore,
lCamhridge SPRINGS, Pa Alvin Schust
katherine. Texas, are At the Bidweil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07

Toda, is st Nicholas ia aud d. ob-
served more or less throughout tho
Christian world hut ospeciall, hy One
1rcchs % d. said of fho saint that
he manifested h.s piety a. nu Infant
By fefneiug 90 receive uoprshmtnf on
rrldays except oncc only and thai
Auef rnnsst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07

The ladies Of the Chrlsiian church
Nill bald " husincFl mveiing this sf-
icrHoon at fhe tabernacle ai O'Clock
Nll mcmbcrs are urged 90 hc prcEout
az there viii be- ON cisriion of officer
for the cnsHlnT ycur
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MARRIED At MATHIS



James ljlnmyl koily sl, bee maI'
riod thle mornlng az o'clock In
Mathis TO Mirs ELLEN Tlmon. OF that
place. Miss Tlmon IN a daughter OF
NJ. aud MrH v G., rlmon of Mathis
and . niece of Jadre Walter rimon
oi Corpus
Jimmy" Kelly, a. ho ~ SHOWN hy
his many friends. III a Corpus hoy
horn and raised here aud W. The
youngeal son OF M aud Mrs Dennis
Kelly lie II engaged la hus.ucsH At
ieoo Leopard street
After The woddlnr ~ anh Mrs
Kelly VIII leave 10Y a short trio TO
ann Antonio. and other Texas clticu.
and after December rs viii hc At
home 10 their fricnda at So caran-
cahna street.
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Anrilcr Inn.l MIMI

Tho old our.stoy lrame building
an the center of tho city. pn ChRphr-
val street TOT nearly hall u century
occupied p, Julius Henry The oldest
mcfchani here. 10 being iofu down 20
make room for Au up.io date building
90 be- erected later on b, the purohaa
erH of tho property. Ncssra Frceborn
aud sherman Tho old store was built
IN January. 1850
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captain a a. rNuiail or Ann AZ.
hor anch nesr sariia hs bocu ln
tho cit' for on, paw rtcr DAYS on
business According fo Captain rw-
dan Che farmer. boo ha arrtIou are
preparing 20 rut Iu ununnly large
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07

Dr. 81 ~. Rhoadfg. inspector q.
r. Bureau ~ Anlmhi Industry who
arrived IN Corpus christi tins week
from s. Joseph Mo bought an ad-
dition yesiefday on south nlutf near
Mossrs stewart a Nes nam 3 prop
rriy. on the line OF che new street
ear extension
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07

81 90 TO 500 go What Watches
Of course vow Ect thcm from The
stamms az Mesquite So Just north
of the poHoficc open evenings
Phone gee l2i o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07

pent A r1tta Announce tho sale of
torpedo model Ford auto Go NJ.
thas Mculf Tho sole was made O.
dag or two aso aud s one of several
recently made hy me same urm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07

Capt Andrew Anderson leaves Con
pus Christi this morning on the Oipss
Win party Of fourteen. on route
to Soadrift on che north side Of san
Antonio has,