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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
JUDGMENT AFFiRHED'

The United States circuit court
~ appeals yesterday affirmed the
decision Of Judge tiauf0rd award
inF 10000 damages 90 the Ibellanta
Of the steamship oregon. Who sHf-
ferrd efrat hardahipu on "a voyage
from Nome tn 1901 The vessel IL
osusi BY the white Star Steamship
company.
There were $50 ilbcrants. Judge
iianf1fd allowed each passenger
double the amount Of his passage
money The circuit court Of APP
fsrals is the court Of last resort IN
this case a. II can not be carried
further.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
WILL Sc 4 HOT ONE

The weather permitting tho Man
usi topper baseball team and tho
team composed of professionals.
ho are spending the winter Ia tho
city. viii limo up against each other
90 play the game whlch was pust-
pourd iaat SUNDAY on account OF
rain. Jack Hickey wiil pitch ter tho
Manuel iapva aggregation. while
jessie StnNal will be- iu ihc hnR Cor
the professionals. Manager Nrw-
man. of the Manuel t.apeF team. has
added several of ths crack Humi
lsofeasianat players. who lru now iu
the city Ia the opinion pt "a mum
BIER 81 the 90 de@'ss. the Manuel
Iapra team will give thr ufafna.
sinntiH d hatd rub for the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
WRAr TINE MINISTER sAYs
Is Maas eowFHnHnu

n U6lpuo000f ! vooqna6 urfqDo poU
wl.uat P1aoao0ool0 PAN. e1Ounsa ooul dpns
Tor 0oue. I ooUo = ooQoa0 luaQatya ue6
oao.s. off ofOss'ol4ssi. o0duot: oOUo'esso
sOreaOOItsoI v1oasn ! osQG 90 go 20 lduosot
Oouu. fifty emit ooot coqaoo ocuo I nsei
foge . nlsnE nuauOb ! tnGne r5ooBoopqep4eb.
sd . 20 o@6us@r ~ ossqGH 100 oupaU
Nposolol01eOi lHs1uUfd0 souof.no1 - D. lDO-
seed 4 Gonolm opoSsn0ls TO sugReFipH
. = ooaooity. Too arc n ossrty 80
oOss. 0sdOs EoE ea ~ Is gnura6. aoo
aOoao4s n sogCS do poaso Rev. ~. q.
CsorT. AS NO. l&oGOFoon 81. Dap.
vi Oss. Va
CIOs1aonuu9n lasDs an professional
oouSp Hds'o Bsa6 ssaoteoM,srY DvsBi are
espeeqsu0y aoUODcqoeo to pi1iss 10 W.
r-O..s bnawUs, aogo auro oomCe annatEsy on
this soodnoouo for a nena-es5y ufot D ~
a Nc nsosef v1fn Gtf1s or MO t6s.a OF
obaoorGr1R a eqdns.
Ro.oo5o xtuR tails fftef. Rev. VI
Carr comoaeTdos to this @Vo OF hIy
ugufss 10 s.6dsT EbIlt oKhep soo1LeF 90.
may fouorI THERE b. cuUs -adifsi
Pyramid Pile CurS. Whirh u sota By
oratonlScoa s1nqry wfasarS Tor ths iow
pstess OF hffy ceaatn5 a psur5ousss. ausi
whheh VAN saTun a osout Tor avery
odss aSniabezn with plies. the ssuTla
oeoufoncstu nssndaB 5g IN D D. own
ssf17e. b. s1ahtifta to ReSpa 20 sdB.
sdupnta and rsomauufssr tIio tlleKn
o. NO nesssiS ''tsd aOs gEsosa.
a Htste book d,sys rdSSun oie fa,pee.
aaFs cure of pitea b. psihllfdaed oy
Esvnforao Drug Co. Maool.D. %frb
mad v1n sa sant free Cor TIM: so0d,lp.
All sufferers are advised TO write
foS II. 10 u "putal Oh otiuablc iofrr-
onao5oa on the subject Of p1lea
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~ isssto 2 nssls ussHa . sunny 4
o.0ean 90 waf0so smaHS -
stter.tee Sooa g 3uief. 80 Ia so
,ssso. toas top eosD Go ssBrsi sgd,
80 e.art &c, ssaoo Is, take ths Il Csc
usssier oiVlep Hno"s
.oV nasaee 70 eoi9aN wlsb OBJ
tetatoS qestrseS uoasr falao ire
teoaHS 90 L. l. fooius Ia sosr0r-
tos o@use 20 tor uno riassss Is ~
e0d t6at tets t6e 90 ua3 ofseosse
ei'an tge task eo0 4oes THE
Hnpatsvi9 - 100 EheeS IA 8o5 D.
iFo@res zee ois 60. II 600 sfa@o
ul mo sseatsss @astNosl tsaos os
goOo0uero TO d@cos - Iss tHonasa
7 orons iseooes GEO "a srssgs0 II
1 oOee Sors 20 funds iu no oonS 90
tose 90 the toss..
Ton aeuls. ross "s GoorsOtosg q
@D ueeot eoar f'Bv, sds utehs 70
noFodoato t0e1r "a o61ds FOR tho
coming e,.o oie'.oun. Thpfo oil no
o pHoE-r. Its treasurer. Cqty 0ssor-
uNV. ritP eles& RoSlto officer au0
four counr slrnen Fas repvUit, asas
ell holi q . oni;0r msc tsnG Uo,anes-
Cay HDt
Ms Bofe goi'aanso. Q 70 If 5 8
GRlio9osn. on eoi oSerO oui 1ouatP
ahe'FFf Win rho o. a1o ottnG ottor-
npT1a odHtr'e. dp~o elVgt sog otter
moon - tnie Pasa~ iospo 70 aoss it'd 8 orc
hoo ZEN sfrfs fua over oneo ~o~ns
nor oosos srie-adg mourn h~f ldao.
sns wu Con many ss9UH 70 Stseot
n tnU eltS.
Tbs finstf &SSthe 10 ypo txsv curn
pqDy took out a permit nj tnr city
bail ysoo eqoay 10 construct .
&lo 600 400 lttnn 10 the splto's Cove
was nsdOu9u 'sa. This - In addition to
t5se Cd neF Improvement tabt ara
oeiHH pospds at tho docks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
POLITICIANS
Ih A FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov s-eon-
EroaalSao Livoruash aud Registrar
81 Voters Adaoia had a sensational
YerbG snc0uetcr At Ada0lH' office
Yeatcgday. and but for the Inter
ventiou of Congressman Wynn a
tragedy might have resulted Liver
nash asked Adams for "a number ~
cards u admission to polling booths
Aod Nhs0 told the eetirc Issue had
leo ElYuO 20 poiltlr0l arEaoi % lions
entitled 10 them. lifrrnaOsh ice
into a terrible faeo nas csilSs
Adams n "a sruuoerrl"
Adams repeated that oil tas 90
eta Ncru cone. end LiveruasS AeRlu
cursed him
They made a rush Tor eat vAer
but pYnu intcrfcred and SeputiSa
l~l Llyernaah from me Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
They Say He
Rugged And
Kissed Them

GRANTS PASS. ovp. Nov. s.
Rev. %iiibuo Goutsp Comneil. os
the oathnny P,ss6 yoe14p,p church
lpd oiRhf resigned lreca mps bts reg
0cnoioo was raoussGrro IN account
OF hts propensity TO hug ano siss
yonoH 6so'en N toe congreWtbun
Han ooso'o of the Eir6 couatusf
all Il the best familUu OF the city.
Thursday evening" confronted bin
with written evidence OF his tndis-
cre,ioD Re ba n vito and three
small coiidfeo. lie Is an sloucnt
sDe.titsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

~ IA eotipns, a. 400 . family
whsrs there are 40 9ausah'e r0o-
tores OCCASIONALLY. Dot te~ss ishn M
lessrHeH b. hsyiag IN, Sings ees
LIE pills srouoo 9seh trsohis trey
cave by their ereSt sork Ia S'o'ns o
en- liver troubleN They nos only
fslleKe you. but cure ~ O. G.
Guy. ine., srus ssera. Ssxans ans
Saptnp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

rho CosgseHns PSc1StnR corr e0oP
ye.tsF0os offorouoo q filed o ilso 90
oua fhe7ooUsp g. ap 90 oNeftae q % o
az # 10 600 = SsQoNunojo-er Il. Tho
cosas peisy cislma loot asa - Vaot
90 oreqnao0 osops .u5 oo.eS Voso
90 do.'o o. cpsnS s0onnors~s % tbo
VvstS en-
6oswGrs Csop Con EN- Me- ians we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

FF0sxe K1uoooooloso9s oOo os i0Ss
y'eoe. @eTs. o. uradgnS tos coo1i-
b. tss zoe op u.s. Onr 90 aoo I. tps'
oolos He Sa0aQN3 b. ass tsGfCc3 10 6o
BbsstE chi. oooDon0oOe oao 10 on tbUy
soesu !. s&.aoeo. If 60 aDzsg .aG stmj
os SsFoo4o oozo eco. %O p onlosn5 tts
o. ssctseOllg nare OF COS Jon os ena
10 cit oor pAo re nS 0egsof .ssooIs
y = oss o0c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

Martin PuIlnieb. reel estate
dealer - TSeoms. 10 81 inotste 81
to- city isii charges Stto criminal
assault upon 0taH Helen johnson.
y no OllsAea tsOt ses d'VieO iufsd her
% thO city Gith tsO understanding
tssi a. Nss 20 &c companion 20
ss aAtss Busieicn we sffestse IN
Tacoma SeaierdaS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

fssses taao oeor. a. ia. this year
% Is q itSe'y ussu cor une 80 tse
ISIS
GootossbuG tbP Los SGgeiSs .'si
frNsnsnSn. % aoso 20 geo Qssozpsss
- sroas fAi'uo 4 obl@Y atrea ~
no e 't3s 'syln0te eos t4osE-
mSa tfs ye~oGg4s * 50 10 boro os
rasls oa0 nesrP % sar.fe g Is
cato ieat 50 nJYn SUsx Q1ostSss 10
nos too Oh n s'zose os co'lOe = on tbs
Goo con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

os5 nbs. Il ITO CO rfcGn 81 eersi
@osol GO o 'osooaso s.S0eo ade out
80. y fosB cor oo6o fer eoUo. ond cos
.oeSoecol % rsqo1ss D 90 .doo n fsV nseD
% egsc@eep opos OF.
ono OF tisc uouoso osOsasaEpC m ese
Goigcrinc aJoos Is JoocnY G.rro's
o xsHuro eoof 10 Ito e'luert ut
o Osi ~ TOO oroos loss e. oosu ouo
oo ss9eA io@no soD,oe ioss 500 O,e
msfsS hio hiSGar. offteis g. ona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
Dewey May Gef
The job

WASHINGTON. Nov. a-It ip
stated uun1Ylct,oiy Lhat The Amer,
Gun nnvy win BE- iuiIteo 70 foro 6,h a
noeuuhso Of the Inquiry com oabsdoo
into this &nrtb zen aSsnir Admiral
b"Wey Win Dc a yrs a chuice to o,ito
OF rsua tbs po,dtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
THE HOLY cry

The Noill company Is giving The
Holy city at the Seattle theuter
The production ia very elaborate
and rs being handled ia splendid
style with Mias Chapman In the role
81 Mary Of Mardalene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
At the THEATERS


The Prince 81 Liars. with Tom
Wiedemann IN the titir role. rs The
bin nc the Alcnzar for the week A
thread Of romance ruufAhruugh the
comedy. which Is proving popular
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ST ETTpg. Nos. NJ pyon eois
uhs Frens u 0sganBus. has pOs, ezll co
GVs nt&D. uostl " o., owAae \ fl&sf
eos ~lass DF t,Bi boo. & s}antsno.
CO q saho.Iiufo otfHo ten
Cag,ai0 uasdVUi 0Rs pvesnaoieo
tas fueaas % me srHoe 400 es
eaess 70 make an0lheF Night sHts
Wosk
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aFINNEnANa nAII.H

4 mI8fFllaNHdu8 luIN-fe q non
feuao under Qha title "FiuuoEun n
hall' ia on a. the Third Avenue.
II ia drawing we'll
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SEW WORK. ts0p g. k,ug Ea1-
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ssoos,oilne ia olt OF 100 iifelessrG
<Ngu rsan Beye leo Isssfs hes oso o
seess. erf,soa, @sso sss1s. COP 90 sac
n fiaGtte t'a0aprsf steamer Mime
aesosa TIE osssl oGeEte o Is 6n'o&lD0
20 i.oNAoo eoG there sur aboBE9 tts
~ s00S&8Ois8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

The Cinnamon are belug kept In the
city jail until the vessel sails for
another port
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breadth.
4 The din that we going on while
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12

WASHINGTON, April II. - Honors
Were evenly divided at the Bennings
track, three favorites and three out
sidcrs winning. Miss Alice Roosevelt
was among the spectators. In the first
race ~Briarthorpe, an outsider, though
last off, won easily. Paul Clifford, the
~favoritc, was overweighted. Lily
Brook, an outsider, beat Pasadena, the
favorite, by Il head in the second. Ora
ziallo, the ~favorite, at prohibitive odds,
in the third galloped in a winner by
two lengths. There were three entries
in the s~teeplechase. Tireless, an out
slider, took the race by four lengths,
Chivington, the favorite, practically his
only competitor, being Il fair jumper,
but having no speed. Red Hood fell
ard never finished. John +. Ahearn,
the favorite, was easily the best horse
in the fifth. Ten horses faced the
starter in the last event. Nine Spot,
the favorite, though apparently shut
Off SOC after the start, worked her
way through and won by a length.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
MARIONS AND
EQUITABLES.
Two Famous Rivals, Go Out Of
EwxiStanCe at the Same
Time.

ut seems strange SAID Dave Driscoll,
captain of the E~quitables, to the writer
tue other day ''that tic g two great
rivals, the Narions and Ecu ia bles should
pass out of existence AT Inc same time.
We were always sure that we would nave
to play our bt st to win when we came to
Perth Amboy and most of the games we
won or lost there were decided by n
single run. We enjoyed the contests
thoroughly and always received the most
kindly treatment FROM the p. nth Amboy
fans. AS have said, it is quite a coin
cidence that after years of rivalry on the
diamond the same season should witness
the end of both teams"
Roy Evans who has bsen blacklisted
by nearly every league in the country
because of his double dealing, has ap-
piled for reinstatement through the st.
Paul Club. IL is hardly likely that his
request will bs granted, however, as he
has been up to some of his old tricks
again. He was down with typhoid
fever this winter but that did not deter
him from obtaining 5000 advance none,
from the manager of the Haverhill team
which the latter will ever ZEE again.
Local fans had a sample of Evans du-
l%icitylast July 4, when he disappointed
a big holiday crowd by falling to put in
an appearance through he had promised
the anagment faithfully that he would
lie o. hand to pitch the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April -. Five
favorites and Il heavily backed dark
horse won ut Montgomery park. The
first five races went to favorites, two
of them, Witful and Audience, at odds
on. The Tennessee Oaks, at one mile,
was ar easy task for Captain S. S.
Browns Audience. The filly took the
lead at the quarter pole and galloped
h2me without being headed. Jockey
Helgesen with his mount had no occa-
sion to urge Audience and had her I'M
der restraint to the wire. Lady Lavish
finished second in Il fierce drive with
Outwai.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS.
Outlook for Running Team Not
so Bright.

The outlook for a ru inning team In the
High School this spring is slightly du-
bious, but, with the same amount of In
terest as was displayed last year, a
creditsble team should be the result.
One of the members of last years team
and also one substitute are still In
school. A number of letters have been
received from the University Of Penn
sylvanis requesting the local school to
send a team to compete in the Interscho-
lastic games at Philadelphia. The idea
of a baseball team in the High school has
been abandoned as nearly all of the
students who would play, are members
of mines outside the school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
Staten Island Rapid Transit r. n.

Time Table in effect on and after oc., II 1903
Perth Amboy to New York Leave foot OF
smith st. daily except sundays and Legal
HOLIDAY 3 IS, Gi2 6,5S, 7.36. 7aF, sos 8 03
55, 10 05, and ll.25 a m. II 81. | IS 2.lO, 3.55,
4.3J $50. Gas, 500, 9.G0.iO.30, Ills p. Nj.
sundays and Legal HOLIDAYS
GEO. This. S.55. Obs. 1o.h57 !. Rs A. NJ. I2.56, l.56,
2.55, S.55, 4.5O, $50, $50, 7.!0, 9.4O,P. N.
New York to Perth Amboy:-Leave foot of
Whitehall st. daily except Sunday and Legal
Holidays, 5.F5, $50. 8 90, 900. 10 co. 1t.On q, m.
1890 I 10 29G, = 20 4. so. $40. $50 5.sb. 6.15.
6.3i, 7.80, $40, 0 ~, 11,fb 1875.
e~-'ove md IargeI Pnlida e..
Lelve W York 20 . 90, 1910, II 60, 1870, q
/ 90, o., 80 10 . 90, Geo. 200, SOC, 9.t0
11.05, In,
sundaysqnd LEGAL Holidays K SEQ, Gas. x7.55
xSFb. x9.5S.x10 81 * II 81. a. m.x1256, xf.b5
x2 .h5,K 8bh, x4.F0. 1880 ,x6 90, x7.t0 s 40.
x940,t0 70. p IN l2.<0,a. m.
] cave Tottepville daily IL 80, 6.b5, 6.22, "a
x7.10. $50 xa. 10, x9l0, . 40, x1O.16, 111.05 q
5 10, x5.sT, ks IS, xG.55, XIII, 40 1881
xa.37 i0.15xf0.z5, p m. x12.lc, x1.S0 A. NJ.
Sundays ard Legal Holidays s6t0. 7.15. x81
go. Tf0.l0, x1l.l0, a. M. XII z 10,x1 .1O,x2 4
x8 10. x4t0 y5.l0, x6.J0. K .10,x6.10, xq.1
x10 IL 1915, p IN. xl21Ca.m.
*Legal holidays only
xTrain Connection.
J IAN VMITH2 p n. CAesIDY.
Receiver Genr Trafac Agent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

TfIno Table in eject Nov 70, ISCa.
Stations In New York. foot OF CorIahdt. lea
hrosees and W sat 23rd etreets TaurB. r. r
Ferr'es,
TRAINS cav SrATs STREET STA TOE
FnR YORK.
Clio, T.45 am 5.20 p M. /. 80 I'm. daily connects
wit way train for Bound Brock, Mnuch Jbun9
WcatberiV, Hagelton Pottsv1lle and intermedt
ate points.
o SOUTH PLAINFIELD. n
fl0. rs a m. 1.3O, 20 p. N surda13
s So q. III 1870. 6.15 p. m
o. OTHER POINTS
7.45 n. IN. Daily Except Sunday Connect vtth
tran express tor Easton. Bethlehem Allen
town., PottsvillP. Buffalo. Niagara Fails and Chit
cago. Parlor Car New York to Buffalo, CON
meets with local train for all points east 0
MaUch Chunk. Il
s35 s. m. Sundays only Express train for
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Chicago. Stops at
Pennington jet.
4.al p. N. Daily Except SUNDAY Express for
for Wilkes Barre. Scranton, iiazoltoIf,
ana PRINCIPAL tn~termediate citations.
Sis p. N Sundays only Through train tor
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge
and Chicago, connects Tor New York.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PLAINFIEID
FOR PERTH AHBOY
$40. a. IT. s.45, 500, 7AO. p m. surdays:
10, S5 a. m, 500, $50 -. M. Trans arrive Perth
Ambo-- $50 a. m. S.104.05, 6.2t, s 10 p. m sun
day, 10t7 a. M. r. pr. $40 =. M
TfczatE sold to all Western Points.
For further Information apply to ticket
ORents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
RARlTAN TRACTION co,
Time Table in Eff ct Dec. Z, 1903,

Cars leave Metuchen for Perth Amhoy and all
points East to Woodbridge Creek 1t 5 and 80
minutes past each hour r. m & n. m. to Z rs pm
aud 7.3i p. m. to 49, p, IN atS5 minutes past
III hour.
Cars leave Keasbey School fer Me'uchen at
: and 81 minutes Iast ea'h hour from 600 q. m
to 50 D. m. an1 every hour from 8 to II 30 pm
Cars leave K0asbey for all points East every
10 minu'ea
Cars leave B idga at Woodbridge Creek for
Keaebeysa' foot of Smith Sweet every 30 ninu-
ties iro v t.1F n. NJ. to II Is p. m.
Cars leave Bri re at Woo "a idge Greek for
Metuchen n the even hcur and i ar hour FROM
6 nj tn6.90 D. ~. and the half hour only fro n
$50 to 10 80 r. m.
Car leave $ aten Island Ferry for Metuchen
and Reasbey rchool ct IS and as m'nu'es pact
asch h mr. from 6 10 a. IT. TO 7,g0 D. m, nj I ON
=. q t. / 90 y. m. ut ~ minutes only and Cor
KeasheV at foot OF Smith street at 3 and 80 min
mes pas The hon
Cars il ave Staten Island FerrV for 3 idge at
Woodb' idse Greek a Il, &c, q, and 70 inu'es
WIN a. ROCK
aUperipierdent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
YOUNG PREACHERS "DoN'Ts."


Young DivfncS Get Advice From:
President Little.
BALTIMORE, April 11.-"Never pro
woke your congregations TO laughter,
and keep ycur names out of the news
papers" was the advice given by Pres
ident Little of the Maryland Methodist
Protestant conference to the young
ministers who have just been ordained.
Continuing, the president said:
"Don't advertise yourself and your
sermons by taking up commonplace
subjects.
Don't so on vacations. There arc
some ministers who never deserve any
vacation.
Don't be housekeepcr and preacher
ut &c s"me time.
Don't try to initiate any one. BE
yourself and yourself only.
Don't think it will help you to lei
people know that you have made great
sacrifices to enter the ministry.
Don't try to get an article for i
price cheaper than is asked for it. BE
manly.
Don't always be looking for youl
salary.
Don't borrow money under the state
ment that the stewards are lax in theil
work. If you run up bills and borrow
money and impress upon the people
you arc serving that you need the mon
py, they will soon begin to believe thai
you are working for the salary and moi
for the upbuilding Of the Lords king
dom"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
A. ". Thurne's Remarkable Case.

A. II. Thurne's, Mgr. Willis Greek
Coal Co., Buffalo, o. writes: IL have
been afflicted with kidney and bla ider
trouble for years, passing gravel or stones
with excruciating pains. Other medi-
elm only gave relief. After taking Fol
ey's Kidney cure the result was surpfis-
ing. A fow doses started the brick dust,
like fine stones, and now | have no pain
acros, my kidneys and | feel like a new
man. Foley's Kidney tulo has done me
81, 900 worth of good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
To Brighten Old Bracs.

To brighten much Giscciorcd old brass
scrub it with parafin and powdered bath
brick. Use a fairly stiff brush and when
the stain has all disappeared polish with
a cloth and finely powdered bath brick,
and then give a final rub with wash
leather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12

SAN FRANCISCO. April 12.-There
were a number of surprises at Oak
land, among them the victory of Lady
Kent in the last race. Misty's Pride
was played as Il good thing in the
event, but after leading to the stretch
stopped, and Lady Kent beat her n
neck in a drive. Clausus stumbled at
the start and threw Bonner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
link won wrestling Match.

BALTIMORE. April 12.-Slad Link
of this city defeated Richard Davis
C'Young Sandow'O Of Washington in Il
catch-as-catch-can wrestling match
last night. Link gained two falls in
1917 and 3A minutes respectively. Leo
Pardello of New York was booked to
Mrostle blink. but failed to appear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
RARITANS Get BUSY.
Manager Has Already Booked Sew.
era Games for Season.

Manager Floyd McHose, of the Raritan
baseball team, has closed a date for to-
morrow with the Royal BOOSTERS. The
game will be played In the Raritan Cop
per Works diamond and will commence
Mt 8 30 o'clock. Saturday afternoon the
Raritans will 40 TO South Amboy tt
play u team there. Arrangements are
now being completed for games with a
mines at Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
How to Break up a Geld.

After exposure take Foley's Honey and
strengtlensNthe lungs, and is safe and
sure. Contains no opiates. A.. A.. Her
ron of Finch. Ark, Whites: ''fUley's
Honey and Tar is the best preparation for
coughs. colds and lung treble. | know
that it has cured consumption in The frs,
stages
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
Spanish Postmen.

1t is part of a Spanish p~ostr,an's
duty to collect a tax Of a cent apiece on
every letter sent from within the king
dom which he delivers at the house
To saw expense, large business houses
send to the post Office for their mail.
Letters from abroad are delivered free
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
Not interchangeable.

Remember that time is money" said
the person who gives much advice.
eyes," answered the man who is not
working; 'but sometimes it is very diff
fcult to effect the exchange wash
ington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
RUNNERS WERE OUT.

The High School students were out on
the Copper Works path yesterday In prac-
tice for the running season. Those who
ran yesterday afternoon were W.. h. Nc
Cormick. Jr., Nelson Macan, Ernest
Plerson, Louis Booz and Andrew Wight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-12
ANOTHER FACTORY NINE.
Swan Hill Terra Cot a Of South AmbCy
Gets lnt) Line.

The Swan Hill Terra Gotta employees,
of South Amboy, have formed n first
class baseball team and they will open
the season next Saturday afternoon when
they play a scrub team from that town.
They will try to book games with teams
from this city.