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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-24
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
NJ m Z. ,. ALIEN
Feed Specssalst
INDIANS Way TO PREVENT
DISEASE.


Three hundred Ute Indians
have Just completed at Grand
Junction, Colo. their annual
three days sun dance and fzst,
which they believe 20 be > pre-
ventive Of disease and especial
~ Of consumption. The most
advanced medical science Of the
cay knows no better preventive
Ct consumption, cancer. pneu-
monia or any other disease. The
exercise u excellent ~ = means
CT breaking d6~n and eiiminat-
ing WORKOUT tissue, which, &C
s formulating In the blood, 10 the
physical condition precedent Of
all disease; the religious eefe-
nony has = good influence IN CO.
ordinatins the nervous systsn.
especially when accompanied By
the muscular exercise Of dame
Ina, and the firm belief that die
ease will be prevented BY this
means IL q valuable means of
suggestion. u the average man
and woman would take . weeks
rest at this season OF the year,
fasting for from three 20 ten
days, or at least living upon an
exclusive acid fruit diet, the re-
suits would be far more beness-
eial than from the ordinary va
cation, during which the average
oVerworked person Is likely %
overeat and exhaust himself fur
Their l.. the effort 70 enjoy him
self, instead Of resting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
SEWAREN

Miss Stoddard gave a small. In
formal bridge tea Thursday after
noon. Mrs. =. @. Pierce, Mrs. Hig-
gins and Mrs. Hutchinson were the
guests entertained.
MRS. Hutchinson was a city visitor
Saturday.
1t Is authorattFelv reported that 9
piece of land has been purchased on
the south side Of Woodbridge road
q few rods below Mr.. Whitaker's
store. for the purpose OF erecting q
Christian Science church on tbs
ground. Quite 4 number OF Sewar-
ems best citizens belong to this de-
nomination and the need OF q suit
able sdfiiee for their meetings has
been felt for some time
MEs j. C. Fop5sr and her daugh-
tiers. Miss Terese and Helen. expect
to start on Monday for New Orleans
tor e visit Of sonss weeks to friends
in that city. New Orleans was the
home OF Mrs. Fowler previous 10 hef
n~aarriaga.
Tho Ice Ia fha creek at this place
is said % hc badly damaging many
ef the daeks along tbs shesa ana
owners d sw ere wA&nhla&@ snezs
w @A s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
4 Measure Of Merit
Perth Amboy Citizens Should Wea8ss
Well This Evidence.

Proof OF merit lies in the evidence.
Convincing evidence In Perth AM
boy.
Is moi the testimony Of strangers.
But the endorsement of Perth
Amhoy people.
That's the kind Of proof given
here
The statement of a Perth Amboy
citizen.
William Eggers, 2eE Maple street.
Perth Amboy, N. T., g&ya: 81 have
not the least hesitation In publicly
recommending Deans Kidney pills.
/ have used two boxes OF this RENEE
dy recently for trouble With the
kidney seGreticns wsscS vas due. 40
doubt, to my advanced ags. poanss
Kidney Pills acted as . t5nie to my
entire system and ~corre7Sed every
symptom of ray s0~znpiaink. feel
tibet It Is s dasY 60 ksll other kidney
sufferers about ahfa valu@hle pre7ars
alton"
FOR aass by all @saaerz. Price so
cents. rcassr~MfibuFn Co. HaHHlos
New York sale agsnsa fox tbs Unit
81 Ssaeas
RenezsAae ks mameaaE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Anness and
nephew, James Liyingood. left yes
terday for a few weeks vacation In
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Greene. of Barron avenue,
spent Friday afternoon In Elizabeth.
Mrs, 1. r. Spencer spent Friday
morning In Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Joseph Huber and daughter
Blanche we're Perth Amboy visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Albert Martin, OF Green
street. spent Friday afternoon In
Perth Amboy.
Mrs. A. l.. Huber, OF Railway.
spent Friday with Mrs Walter
Huber In New street.
d. s. Voorhees,, of Edgar Hill, ID
confined to his home with rheuma-
tism.
Miss Rics spent Friday afternoon
In Railway.
Miss Padget spent Friday after
noon in Railway.
Russell Moore was a Railway visi-
tor Friday afternoon.
Brace Mawby was a Perth Amboy
visitor Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Franklin, OF Green street,
has returned from b visit In Berlin,
Maryland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10

Washington. Feb. 1o.-Renresentatiye
Mckinley of Illinois. who has accepted
the post of head Of the campaign bu
reau which will have charge OF Presi-
dent Taft's political interests during
the p~reconventio1 period. got TO work
without any delay. He had a confer
ence with Secretary to the President
Charles ID. Hilles and Senator Crane of
Massachusetts. who Ia one of the presi
dents political advisers.
They believe that the president will
have q total OF $50 votes on the frst
ballot in the Chicago convention next
June. while they think that the oppo
sition to Hr. Taft win not control more
zHpn 300 sizes. They also discussed
the plans for rounding up delegates
during the next few mouths.
Postmaster General Hitchcock. fhe
last national campaign manager. 10 not
figured In the present developments
among the Taft supporters.
Successful management by Mckinley
In the campaign TO nominate Taft Ia
STATED by prominent politicians will
make his selection as national chair
ma as practically certain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
JAMESBURG

Professor Livingston Barbaur. OF
Rutgers College, will give Of his
popular recitations in the Junior
Mechanics lodge room over tho post
ONCE tonight, taking for his sub
ject. David Copperfeld." The en-
tertainment is under the auspices of
Miss ada Soden, q member of the
local w. G. T. IT,, who has volun-
lteered TO raise $40 toward the foun-
tain fund. Professor Harbaur will
be an over-Sunday guest OF Miss
soden and will visit the State Home
for Boys and give 9 recitation to
the boys.
speedy horse that promises to make
some OF the steppers hereaboata so
some.
Dancing being prohibited In the
lodge room OF Mechanics Home
Council. Jr. O. U. A. ~. q commit
tee from the above named lodge and
the local Daughters of Liberty will
meet at the home Of Everett Coles
In Gatzmar avenue. Sunday. to per-
feet arrangements for what they call
an "ail night s~ociabIe." to be given
In Langs's ball In about a fortnight.
The local choral societies have al
ready started reheersals for the hol-
Itday OF a concert around the Easter
holidays.
willard Forman was a New
York city visitor Thursday. COM
ipssssAs arrangements Ior an outing
to Florida with his family.
Frederick Welserf la confined to
Ihia home with an stack OF heart
tronhle.
Mrs. Mary Mevey Is convalescent
from an attack OF heart troubIs,
Suffered Wednesday night when shs
fell helpless to the door from .
chair.
The ~Jamesburs branch OF the
Polish SoAoiu. an atnieric ana social
Club viii hoid q dance In st. James
hail this Saturday aight. Visiting
societies win be present from South
River and S~aYreviiie.
Witty & Young have purchased
a horse aad oatht from Nelson
suedeker.
Howard Conovsr has on sxhibi-
ton az this store OF William Mat
thews some samples Or luscious
fruits from Orlando. F&arsda.
Charles sckanek haa resigned his.
position with Louis +. Bennett and
clerk In Matthews stovs.
4 small blaze II the drying room
OF MnnahaGss EaRndry ThuFsday
wss bubdus6 kokoxs any material
damage resulted
Crank Richardson Lies very iii ia
. Few xoFk e$&Y hospital. A0 being
RamaRAa o 80 HooMa #ss@s
hsaae . tass res IL y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
OLD BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dobson. OF
South Amboy. spent Tuesday after
noon with Mr.. Dohson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. ". Dobson. Sr. OF
South Old Bridge.
Mr.. e. G Osborne, OF Newark, was
the guest of friends In the borough
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Selover, of Church
street. spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Selover, of First street,
South Amboy.
Mrs. w. M. AppIeby and daughter
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Appleby at
Newark.
w. F. Clayton called on friends
In Railway Wednesday evening.
Mr.. F. M. Perdun has moved into
the other side of the Rue dwelling
and Mr.. Frank Treat will occupy
the side vacated by Mr.. Perdun.
A very large crowd attended the
clam chowder supper at the town
hall Wednesday evening under the
auspices of the Old Bridge Volunteer
Fire Department. A neat sum was
realized from the affair. The fire
company raj assisted by the good
ladies of the village.
Mr.. Henry Van Hise, of River
~s.reet, and daughter, Mrs. Harry p.
Disbrow, of Report, were enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Bertram Slower. Of South Amboy.
Miss Nora Gregory. of Morgan
Vile. Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Smith, of Maple strest.
Mrs. Richard Rue and Mrs. VIM.
Woodland, of Main street, Witnessed
the production Of the Little req
Lady at the Biiou theatre Perth
Amboy, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Jolly is quite Ill at
her home on Main street. DR.. l..
&c. Crandall Is in attendance.
Extensive Improvements are be-
ing made to the railroad bridge bet
tween Old Bridge and Runyon by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Compay.
The wooden structure is being re-
placed with arches Of reinforced con-
crete with heavy steel spans. The
work is being done by the company's
men.
supt. J. H. Cottreil and wife, who
have been enjoying the balmy air
at Long Beach, Cal, are expected
home abont the 25*h.
+ Mrs. Charles Riley and daughter
Edna attended the show TT che
BtJou. Perth Amboy. Wednesday az
ternoon.
Charles III. Reid. of Church street.
purchased O handsome colt at the
horse sale held In Madison Square
Garden Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
SOUTH AMBOY

Mrs. Charles Stuart, of David
street. was a New York visitor yes
|terday afternoon.
Mrs. Stephen Planer, OF Augusta
street. Was an out Of town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Stephen Cianer, Of Augusta
street, was q Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs John Rue. Of First street, Is
visiting friends In Monmouth coun-
+ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Deacon. OF
First street. were Newark visitors
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. william Chasey, of Swan
Hill. spent yesterday afternoon cut
OF town.
Miss Bernyee Bogart, Of George
street, was a Matawan visitor yeste-
day afternoon.
John Coakley. of Broadway, was
d New York visitor yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Manville A~ppiegate, of Swan
Hill, spent yesterday afternoon out
OF town.
Morgan Lambertson, Of Broad
way, is sotourning In Florida for
the recuperation OF his health. The
rigors OF this winter and the sudden
changes In the climate has made
this necessary.
Mrs. Bertram Seiover. of Second
street, spent yesterday with her sis
ter, Mrs. George Vandeyenter, OF
Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith. OF
Red Bank. spent Thursday even
ing with Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Neal, of Second street.
Lineoln's birthday, Monday, is a
legal holiday. II Ia also the day on
which the Ladies' Aid Social will be
held In the Baptist church.
Fred Vreeland will deliver the
address at the Y.M.C.A. rooms Sum
day afternoon. Mr.. Vreeland Is not
a stranger and is quite a favorite in
South Anboy.
The regular meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary of the 4. hi. G.. A.
will meet Tuesday night, February
Is, instead of last night All mem
bers r requested to be present
night.
A. r. Chattfn, Of Main street, n
OF tbs P. II. n. terminal clerks. Is
confined to his home with grip.
Mrs. HI. J. Rogers, of Burlington,
was visiting friends in this city this
week.
Mrs. G. B. Pearce, Of Camden, is
visiting relatives and friends In this
city
The supper given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the John Street M, E.
church last evening. was a decid-
ed success. There was a large at
tendance and the good things pro-
yfded were consumed before all that
came had been served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
cAunrusts y
OH

Tho Louisa Franen verstn will
have a masquerade bali at Mfllor's
Hall tonight, There will be d prizd
for the best dressed lady and the
best dressed gentleman. Music Will
be by Adolph Auer's orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew 6chneider
will celebrate their golden wedding
on February a.. 1912, at Augusr
Rohde's hail. Invitations have been
sent out TO ali friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mira. Edward Week, OF
Hart stree. we're Nav York visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ffshsr went
tut for a sleigh ride Thursday even
Ing.
Mrs. Regina Thels. Of Main street.
and Julia Week, OF Hart street, will
pay a visit to New York in the near
future,
William Rohde and Henry Holt
hansen, of Main street, were Mill
town visitors Thursday.
Mrs. George Hoover. OF QUAD
street, was a South River visitor
Wednesday.
Seminole Tribe No. 2s4. Improved
o. n. NJ. will have a special meet
Ing Monday evening. February IL.
business of Importance ia to be
transacted.
PstAr j. s~chronth. OF Pariin. was
d lower sayreville visitor Wednes-
dey. 80
Charles Maxein, of Hart street.
and Joseph Meade. OF the sand field,
were South River visitors Thursday.
Charles Holzworth. OF Pariin, was
an out-of-town visitor Friday.
Mrs. John Burkhardt, who was
operated on recently. returned from
the hospital to her home In lower
Main street.
Clifford Rodan, of River street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10

q fAKW EaH Nh L
pTrTrrR = Firm. receipts. SOFA Lack
ages. Greg merry specfals ner Id. sac. ex-
Ire. aaa asikc frsts asaa2xc.: seconds. apa
sfuc. thirds. 2ea asaxc. held. specials sac.
extra. ssa2snc srsss a1as2c.. seconds.
40 ansa. thirds estssas1xc-. rtat. dairy.
suns nnas, assssc1 GOOD 70 urirns. IA
ssn ror,rror ro fair 5a asr. nrocaas nue-
csst. sac eytra. ssasa1sc nrsts 2ssss
s7lzc !. secands' Na2gc.: factory. current
maEa ers,s asa 9s1xc Reconax ga 9stsc. /.
shIraa sic naekinr stock. current
maka No , esnc. Ma. 4 "a aaMc
~ rac.intn. f2s7 boxes:
x*ata whoia rnfyk hsie s-neciais. yyhirs.
nar IN I7nr caIorad l7sI7hc.. average
&C., uh,+s rs raiarsd tsNe Writer
49, .n.cs.,s tssLr avrrara fancy
tsu u-ndrrwrades Is,.afsc.. daisies. gals
snd A,r,,er haas 4r1nl7xn skins fan
.nd .a~,ier .necIsis ixscs: choice I3as4e. /;
Svir,sr naak. wnaclsf. iax afxr1. shoica "a
afasrc nrssryrra.@ roynin.f ~
Trl.f.a = Es5~n~r. recrIns. sr0 cases.
s~aah gsthsred .~trn. nnr .for ssaaTr J
100 1rst. x1sxse /. nrsfs x7kaxyc.. aer-
80 7agsr -gfirsias ease rsfrirerafar
49,. ssaaar . .tots Panrxvtvanss ana
yea III 1snnerv whit.,' fancy. largs. ice.
fair 10 good ssassc. hennery browns. goa
&c: gathered brown snd mixed colors.
asassr
hay AND aTHAw-6seady: Timothy.
ra- I'M nv Il. GsafI rs. shtppinu II: clover.
a,I.as go q. e;oywr. sa.aau. svus rye
straw. soaa5c. OFT and wheat, b5a6oc.:
small bales. 1tsasc. loss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
MUCH ACTIVITY AMONG
SOUTH AMBOY BAPTISTS
spsose, 20 IL. rvsNISa NEWS.

9F1NS* W NV z
South Amboy, Feb. 10:-Every
department Of the First Baptist
church in South Amboy Is busy.
The weekly publication OF the
church "Our Welcome Messenger"
u full of the good things being done.
Tomorrow at 1890 o'clock will be
preaching by the pastor, at $50 Is
the Funday school; ut 6:45 is the
Senior Christian Endeavor Society,
and at 1880 Is preaching by the pas
tor. Tuesday night is the meeting
for young men. Thursday night Ii
the regular weekly prayer service;
Friday at $3.50 is the Junior Chris
ton Endeavor Society: at 1880 the
Bible training class and the choir
rehearsals are held.
Among the items Of interest for
the church is the Ladies' Aid social
Monday night; increasing attend
ance of the Junior Christian Endeav-
ors; extra chairs needed in Deacon
Green's Bible class last Sunday; the
attendance at the Senior G. e. So
ciety meeting last Sunday nearly
filled the room. A duet was sung
by Mrs. Nettie Roddy and Samuel
McKenna. The young mems meet
ing promises to be heard from soon
The next dollar roll meeting will
be held February rs.
Rev. Thomas Neal. Jr., is active
along all lines OF church work. He
has won his way into the hearts OF
his people at the very beginning of
his pastorate. One new member re-
ceived the hand OF fellowship into
the church last Sunday and more
are to follow. This future Is exceed
ingly bright
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
SOUTH RIVER

Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Lott, of AS
bury Park, visited his mother, Mrs.
Mary Lotto, who Is convalescing
from a serious illness. She is at her
daughters, Mrs Fred Nodine.
Exercises were held In the public
school yesterday afternoon in ceie-
bration of Lincoln's birthday, The
schools will be closed on Monday
Mrs. Grover Shantz and Mrs. Leon
Bennington, of Trenton. are visiting
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. Leyeritt
Smith.
A. w. Bfssett has installed a cold
storage show case In his new grocery
store.
william BeIding and brother Al.
fred. have gone to California, where
they expect to find employment on
the Panama exposition buildings.
They ara painters By trade and sor-
merry conducted q successful busi-
ness here,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
GUILD BAZAAR
AT SPOTSWOOD
Ladies' of St. Peters Church
Hold a Fair.

Special to the EVENfNG NEWS
Spotswood, Feb. 10:--St. Mary's
Guild, of St. Peters Episcopal
church, held it's cake and candy sale
last evening instead OF February is,
as originally decided and later an
nounced. The sale was held in the
Parish House and considered d great
success. a large and gratifying inan-
cfal gain resulting from the untiring
efforts OF the guild members. The
various articles offered at the bazaar
were homemade cakes, candies and
fancy articles of every description in
attractiveness of design and work.
manship.
The society holds similar affairs
yearly, the proceeds being used to
enrich the guilds treasury. which
later is expended for church Inn
provement, as the occasion may de-
mand. The ladies have not az yet
announced the exact amount raised
by the fair, but Is said to be a sum
we'll in the two figures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
SOUTH AMB0Y
SUNDAY WORK
Railroads to Require 1t Only
When Necessary.
upsoto. to tia EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy. Feb. 10:-The
railroad companies have decided
that no work shall be done OF Sum
days by those In their employ at this
place. except what Is absolutely nee
essary. This is q O in the right
direction. While this request emil
mated from the citizens Of the town,
would 1t not be we'll to 60 a step
farther and have the places OF bust
ness. that are kept open on Sunday
the same AZ week day. closed, excep,
when an absolute necessity requires
them to open.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
SOUTH RIVER CHURCHES

Church OF the Holy Trinity. Rev.
Sidney H. Dixon, B. D., rector.
James Fl. Gorham. assistant.
Sexagesima Sunday February II,
1912.
1890 A. M, Holy Communion.
Corporate Communion of the
Guild OF st. Mary.
1890 A. M. morning prayer and
sermon.
1900 p. NJ, church school.
1880 p. M, evening prayer and
sermon.
On Friday at 7.4s P. M, evening
prayer.
On Thursday at 5 P. M. the Guild
of ST. Mary will meet at the resi-
dencs Of Mrs. Charles Hermann.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
S. OF. |. ELECT
AT SAYREVILLE
After Business Refreshments
We're Served and Social Time

Special TO fks EVENING NEWS.
~Sayreyille, Feb. 10.--Elizabeth
Lodge No. q, Sons of Liberty. had
their regular meeting Thursday at
ternoon In August Rohde's hall and
the new officers were installed. They
are: Former president, Anna Weis-
haupt; president, Louise Bohi; vice
president, Pauline Holthausen; re-
cording and financial secretary,
Sophie Fisher; treasurer, Margaret
Rohde; side guard, Mary Schneider;
inner guard, Anna Bendgieser; outer
guard, Margaret Kumuff.
After the regular routine business
was over coffee, cake and sandwich
es were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10

BALL
IN SOUTH RIVER
Meeting Held Last Night to
Plan for Event.

Epecsa, TO thu EVENING NEWS.
South River, Feb. 10:-A joint
meeting OF the fire department was
held last night in Borough hall.
The fire companies are planning for
a masquerade ball to be held in
Yates hall Monday night. Prizes
will be awarded to the best walters.
Chief Marks wants each fireman to
attend in uniform and to assist IN
entertaining visiting companies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
FRED 8. vREE[AND TO
SPEAK IN SOUTH AMB0Y

sososa, 10 fss EvBsiso NEWS.
South Amhoy. Feb. 1O:-Fred p.
yreeiand, from Newark will address
the P. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.. OF this
place, at 1 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. In the evening at 1880 O'Clock
he will make a special address in the
First Baptist church. MIR. Vreeland
ia d ~forceful taiker and It lis expected
large numbers will be on hand TO
hear him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10

PORT READING

William Turner spent Friday 81
Perth Amboy.
Mr.. W..,.-- uus..-ca .a@ - .as-
of-town visitor Friday.
Mrs. c. Smith spent Friday III
Perth Amboy.
James Cassidy spent Friday ont Of
town
Mrs. Edward Lirnspster spent FRI
day out OF town
Mrs. Thomas Quickley spent FRI
day In Perth Amboy.
c. A. Rodney spent Friday ia
Perth Amboy.
Miss Helen Quickly was a Perth
Amboy visitor Friday.
Grand masquerade ball under the
auspices OF Dan. Lodge No. so, d.
b. s., will be held in D. B.. 8. Hall.
Port Reading tonight Bring your
own masquerade suits
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
ST. JAMES PUPILS GET
PREMIERSHIP DIPLOMAS

mpsofal 10 tAe EVENING WE'VE
Woodbridge. Teb 1os-The fol-
lowing pupils in 81. James school
have received diplomas Tor penman-
ship from the A. N. Palmer Com
pany: Alma Laub. Anna ". Leonard.
Edward j. MCGOWAN, Margaret Kon-
das and The mas Karth,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
NOT MONEY TRUST PROBE.
But HOUSE viii ordsr~ inauIry OF RI.
aansiai Conditions.

Euk House VIII Crasr~ Inquiry OF FL
aanslai Conditions.
Washington. Feb. ta-A RESOLUTION
investing the house committee On bunk.
Ing and currency with power to make
an iaquiry into nasncial conditions
with q vtew TO preparing remedial leg
isiatjnn III the facts collected warrant
such a course was announced BY Rep
resenfative Pujo or Louisiana, chair.
man Of the committee. Tbs E'uio reso.
luton was presented In accordance
with Instructions by the recent Demo
cratic u
The term 'sraoney trust does not ap
pear tn the pujo resolution II asrnr@a
tire committee to make au inquiry inta
financial conditions aud 20 report what
changss. II any, should be taads In the
banking and c~usrency laws. Broad
powers are conferred upon the commif
tee By the pute reaolusion. The COM
mitses Ia authorized CO snforce the al
tendance OF witnesses and TO cosnual
the production Of books aud papsss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
Lixs sssek Markets.

n .MNn Fftk&DNt 8ls y E0s sps
cArTLE-Rscsipts light. market steady
good 10 choics. s.. AoaT.ss: good. s7.i5a7.4 40
medium sa s.asaT.is; tidy. ssSaaz; fair.
8. gas; s~.an,on. ss5oa4.50; conmo to fat
hulls, 81 7sas.ss; eommen 20 Fat cows. saA
Il. heIgsrs. gs.Eoas7 fresh COWS. si6s50
uOGs-Reeeipts. twenty-five loads. ae-
dive and 8 cents higher on good weights
4 prime nlsdinsu. ss.E0z5bS: heavy York
~. sS.Eon6bs: light Workers. N.sSae. 70; piga.
ID ioae. 70; roughs. S.boas: stays, *sS-So.
eHEEP-Rscelpts. nvs loads: steady on
sheep and choice far fxrsbs: othsr grades
Iambs dun and lower: receipts of calves
lisft, demand good. market higher: primo
sgethers, s4.xaAso. Esod mixed. tAa4.4i
fair mixed ewes and wsthers. - 2SaS.7s:
esils TO common. s3As.be. cuiis 20 ehoics
lambs. g. rs: ysariinx lambs. g.5aae u
veal calves. s7a1e; heavy and thin calves.
sAa6.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
fss smith ST.. Perth Arnboy. N. j.

1873 Smith ST., Perth Amb0y. n =.
First La Grippe. Then bronchitis
Such was the case with Mrs. ~ 9
Bailey, McCreary, KY "My wife
was taken down with a sever at~
tack OF la grippe. which run into
bronehitis. She coughsd as though
she had consumption and could not
sleep at night. The Doctors medi-
cine gave her no relief and ] was
advised to try Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. The frst bostse
gave her so much relief that she con-
Itinued sling it and three bottles eff
.fected q permanent cure" Mr.. wv. 9.
Bailey says he Is prepared to answer
ali Inquiries promptly.
Iauara Drug ComLAny.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10

woorHoches. Il l.. Fel,. 10. Hrs.
Elizabeth y. Mages. aged Io2 years. q
dead here she was born ia GlAswow.
Scotland