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Fergus County argus., 1905-02-22

Jimmy Britt states that he will
fight next month II he can get a match.
He is willing to take on the winner
of the Nelson-C COrbett fight or Jabcz,
the English champion.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-13
THE CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK
Fire Insurance
Farm Loans

County Attorney Crandall is now
located in the court house.
Mr.. e. II. CcClellan returned
home TO Sheldon last Saturday,. r
Lee M. Shell has been appointed
enrolling clerk in the senate. ::
B. I. Trip left Monday for a visit
with his daughters at Sutherland,
Iowa.
I. P. Baker, of Loota, passed thru
here Tuesday enroute for visit in
Iowa. -.
Mrs. B. Silveron has returned
home, having been away on a short
visit. ..:@
Will Kennedy, a prominent bank
or of Magnolia, was in-the city on
business last Tuesday.
j Albert Damon, after q couple OF
weeks holiday vacation, resumed his
school work at Dundee last week. :
| Miss Sara Hosmer, Of Edgerton.'
who has been visiting hero the past
few days returned home last satur-
day. IL
- CIV. Patterson has been appoint
ed one of tho Vice Presidents Of the
Emmigration Association which met
in St. Paul Thursday a.. =
Mrs. Hart, who has been Visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mr.. Jact
IKendlen, sretuned- to her home Of
Mankata, this atate. last Saturday. \
Will Nelson, Of this city, made ,
short visit in Iowa the first Of tue
week, making it very short by re-
turning ON the Tuesday afternoon
train p - ':-7s =
! l.. P. stearns, of Anoka, has been
Ia gueet Of J. D. Matteson during the
past week on his way east for a Wis
lit. Mr.. stearns was Captain in j.
]. Bingham's company.
A new reporter has just taken a
potion with this paper and we hore
to be able to give you a good first
class paper just as you have been
used to having in the past.
Reports from AN. Cheney, states
that he laid his beloved wife at rest
beside their daughter in California
He will seek q location in Arizona
and expects to visit here in the
spring.
The Adrian Guardian says Attor-
ney Ell. Jones will continue to prao-
tioe law here. This is an illustra-
ton of how the county seat comes to
be composed Of: the best people Of
tho county. Tie people elect their
best men to Office, the officer moves
to the county seat and IL 90 we'll
pleased with the surroundings that
he concludes to remain in the county
seat town.
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!. Church Services ).
CHRISTIAN SERVICES.

At the old NJ. E. church next
Lord e Day, morning and evening.
Bible School at 10 a. m. All cord
tally invited
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. e W. Lanham Phi. D., pastor.
Services at 10:46 A. NJ. and 7:S0 P.
NJ. Morning subject, III q Man
Does the Best He Knows How, Will
He Be Saved9" Evening subject,
''Christ. The Way, Tho Truth, and
The Life" Sabbath School at 1915
G.. z. Society at $3.50 P. M. Good
music at each service. All are made
welcome.
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WANTS" ~ e.: 80

a For Rent-Warm rooms, 3rd ave.,
1911.
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LOG ! US.
II undry phone. .No. l28.

a 4. 2sf sSSsy 8 fsSsyss tx
S1s,S,,s% A $500
Laundry phone. No. lss.
a dancing school will be started
this evening by Miss Plotts.
j. j. Kies made q business trip to
Heron Lake last Tuesday afternoon.
y ohm Darby and Mike Shanahan
made a trip to Prairie Junction the
first Of the week. - ~: &., y
Mrs. w. II. Blair, of Minneapolis,
returned home Monday after visit
ing her parents of this place.
Miss Spjut, of Comfrey, MINI.
was visiting at the home of Rev.
Moberg between the holidays.
Jim Kane,a nephew Of E. s. Smith,
reached Worthington last Friday
and enrolled in the city schools Of
this place. 7.
The Manska Bros. have just re-
Gently opened dray line and have
their headquarters at the Tuthill
Lumber Co., ~. ..5s =
John Albert, of St. James, is in
the city filing the vacancy caused
by Mr.. Rockwell while at Rochester
with his wife.
Joe Andry and son, who have
been visiting in Iowa, spent. last
Tuesday in town. Mr.. Andry is the
station agent at Hartford, s. D. !.
C. s. Twining and wife, former
residents Of 1orthington, and who
now live in North Dakato, are max
ing q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Law
son. to >..<s* r. =. -
!. Miss Clark, of Brookings, s. D.,
has been visiting friends in this city
for the past few days. She reports
having a: very pleasant time while
here. ...
:4 Earl Mcbride, of Worthington, wa
visitor from Friday until Sunday
evening with Delbert and Wayne
Garberson, east Of town.-SibleJ
Gazette.
Nearly every incoming and outgo
ing train here are Late now days
caused by so much snow falling and
drifting over the country south ant
east Of here. .,,...
j. 81. Bryon. supervising agent o.
the Singer. Sewing Machine Co..
made short visit to, their loca
manager here, Carolus o. Peterson
one day last week.
d. Seymour .,Norland, from nea'
WV,orthington, was. operated on TO
appendicitis BY DR.. Moe at.the hos
pital this week. He is making
rapid coveriryy1.- Times, Heron IAke
!. l70dssSnd Teddy sarnsd nj
+ lay from their Worthington visit
!; Miss Maple Clark, who has been q ct
I tending business college at Aankato
returned with hem.-slayton Ga
E zette. :: a. !" =! 70
Knute Frauzen> and Carl Nyberl
made a trip to Round Lake Tuesda!
to look up the advantages Of open
]. ing up a blachsmith shop there. bu
are yet hentating as to- tho advisa
bility. - . n =
- Newton Fauskee, sheriff of thi
! county has just appointed Davi'
I Anderson, jailor; Ira Mishler, o
Worthington, deputy sheriff, AM
Geo. Slade, of Adrian, 81 deput.
d sneriff. 49,.
| We acknowledge two copies of tn
Charleston Washington Republic
1 edited and published by g. MURDOCH
Worthington's former merchant
Mr.. Murdock's paper claims a oircu
lation OF 5000.
I Mr.. Frank Weller, Of Mitchell, 4
D., who has been east on bushes
matters, passed through here las
Wednesday on his way home. HI
ssys there is considerable snow al
along the line east Of hero
John shana1a tho well know,
machine, man Of Worthington, AM
his wife, were guests at the CIT!
Hotel over night. They have bee'
out to Madison Lake visiting Mr.
Shanahan's mother through the hol
idayA-Aankato Review. :
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-13

Prot. OFT viii b ~ mart mum.
hDr o. ths lsstnzo Sssxxe, ths 1Ats
|lstms H. IL -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-13
| WOULD ]. !. ! : |.
PUT THEM !
THERE Il :: It: ;. 7.

You might as we'll for your earn
:*ings get into the bank, whether
you put them there ur not. II
you spent all, some one else de-
posits them--thats all. Would it
not be better to do your own
bankings 4 per cent on Savings
Accounts-Counts. j.
THE CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK
Fire Insurance
Farm Loans
G.. w. PATTERSON, Pres.
&C GRUNDsrRN, v. Pres.
CT. UPPER, Cashier.
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Just received a large shipment Of
Wilbur's Stock Food and Liniment
Call and ask for free sample pack
ages. A. Fisher. 800
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For Sale Two young poland CHI
ma bears, good size, two short horn
Bulls, 10 and 20 months old. j. 9
Williamson, Sec. 10 Lorain twp. 16tt
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= 200 good breeding ewes for sale
Easy terms Price right, see Oliver
and Madison or 8. M. Stewart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
WANTS TO DOWN THE
MACHINE DOMINATION

Plainfield, Aug. 14:-Former Ma
yor l.. V. F.. Randolph, president OF
the New York Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange, has issued
an open letter to the public calling
for voluntees for a reform movement
against the Pfainfield machine DOM
nation" He declares that the local
government is e~xtravagant and in
efficient and that the ordinances are
not enforced.
He adds that public moneys are
wasted and that important affairs
are neglected. In concluding his adj
dress to the people, Mr.. Randolph
asks all citizens, irrespective of party
who favor good government, which
he likens to Colby's fight, to join
him in organizing an independent
municipal party. The effort is to be
made to put intelligent men who are
taxpayers, in the Common Council.
The object of the movement is to
down the Northumberland ring,
and is believed that it will result in
asplit in the Republican ranks az well
as the introduction of a third munic-
ipal ticket in the field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
PASSENGERS SCARED.

Asbury Park, Aug. 14:-In the
storm that swept down the coast last
night, lightning played about the
trolley tracks, and hundreds of pas
sengers at Belmar frightened at the
display, ran from the cars. Lightn-
ing struck the cottages of w ].
Steiner in Sixth avenue, R. G. Buh-
Ter, in Twelfth avenue and a summer
residence occupied by Mr.. Stoteldo
and family in Tenth avenue, Belmar.
In Ocean Grove the residence of
Henry Gravitt was set afire and the
entire department of the camp meet
ing city was called out to subdue
the blaze, which was confined to two
rooms A barn at Glendola, west of
Asbury Park, was struck by lightning
and burned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
NORTH ANIBOY NEWS.

Emil Johnson spent Sunday out of
town.
Mr. and Mrs j. Fleishman, of New
York, spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in State street.
Mrs. d. Fine and daughter Estella
spent Sunday at New York.
Hugh Cunningham, of New York,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss B. VanSyckle, of Cortlandt
street, is spending a few weeks at
New Brunswick.
Nellie Redmond, of Elizabeth, is
visiting friends in Penn street.
Mrs. II. Baskin is we'll on the road
of recovery and will soon be able to
sit up.
Miss Katie Miller, of Cortlandt
street, entertained q few of her friends
Saturday night. Refreshments we're
served and all had a good time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
HAD
BIGCLAM BAKE
Members of the Association En-
jOyed Themselves Greatly
Saturday Afternoon.

Members of the Building Trades
Association and a few friends attend
ed the annual clam bake of the as
sociation held Saturday afternoon,
at Rogan's Grove, on the Metuchen
road. 1t was m of the best bakes
ever held by any local organization.
The builders and friends began to
gather early and at $50 o'clock the
first crowd sat down to the feast. A
regular Rhode Island bake was serv-
ed and, as in former years, the rep
utation of the association vas lived
up to. During the bake, the guests
were entertained by George Germs,
and Frank Apologize, who kept them
in good humor with funny sayings
and songs. After the feast the crowd
went outside where William T. Ma
ior, took a photograph of all. The
affair broke up at $50 o'clock. All
had a fine time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Harris Edelstein, a clothing deal
er, of Is Hall avenue, had a dispute
with a foreign purchaser of a suit
of clothes. The price of the suit was
$2.60, but the complainant claimed
that he handed Edelstein a five-dol-
lar bill and that he received no
change. The men were advised to
go to the store and try to patch
things up.
Charles Smith arrested by Special
Lehigh Valley officer James McDer-
mott on a charge of trespass, was dis
charged.
Hugh Campbell, of South Amboy,
who was locked up on a charge of in
toxication and d%isorderly conduct,
was discharged.
Patrolman John Meshrow was de-
tailed to go to the house at IL
Charles street this morning to try
to effect an amicable settlement in
a ~clothesline case, in which someone
had been struck on the head, it was
a''eged, with a pail of water or some
other deadly weapon,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
Mr.. SCHWAB'S PLANS.


Charles M. Schwab and a number Of
engineers connected with the Bethle-
hem Shipbuilding Corporation are to
take a three months trip to Europe,
starting on Tuesday.
From sources close to Mr.. Schwab
it was learned that it is Mr.. Schwab's
intention to make an exhaustive study
with his engineers, of the ~shipbuild-
ing industry in England, Scotland and
on the continent, in the interests Of
the shipbullding department OF the
Bethlehem works, which is the reor-
ganized United States Shipbuilding
concern.
Mr.. Schwab, it is stated, is to make
a lose study of the shipbuilding in
dustry in all its phases in Europe,
and will return in tn e winter pre-
pared to put before his associates a
complete plan for the development of
the shipbuilding department of the
Bethlehem corporation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
STRUCK A WOMAN.

Considerable excitement was caus-
ed at Boynton Beach yesterday after
Don when a Polish man was walk
ing along the board walk took it in
to his head to strike a woman who
was sitting listening to the sacred
concert. The woman, an utter strang-
er to the fellow, received a blow in
the face that almost rendered her In
conscious. The mar was grabbed
by some of the people who had wit
messed the assault and the matter
was reported to Manager Boynton,
who gathered together some of his
men and went after the man. They
took him to the barn. The fellow
objected very much and wanted to
night every one. They placed
him in a carriage and drove to Wood
bridge where he was placed In Jail.
He will be tried at s o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
A SILVER
SERVICE NOW.
The EVENING NEWS Is Offering
a Handsome Premium With
Every Yearly Subscription.

If one of the corps of solicitors,
who are now canvassing this section
for the NEWS offering as a prem
ium. with a years subscription, a
handsome twenty-piece Rogers silver
service, has not yet called upon you,
he will do so before long. He is no
ordinary agent, neither is he going
to try to beat" you out of some
money. He is representing this news
paper and as an inducement to sub
scribe for one year he offers, as a
premium, this handsome silver ser
vice. AS this is guaranteed for five
years by one of the most reliable
jewelry firms in Philadelphia there
need be no fear of it not being ex-
actly what is claimed of it, no more,
no less.
The proposition is an easy one.
The EVENING NEWS costs six cents
a week. By paying a slight increase
over this amount every week the
silver set is sent to you at once so
that you can have the S of it while
paying in easy installments, and, at
the same time, secure the paper with
all the city, county and general news.
Every home should have both the
paper and the silver service. Let the
solicitor explain the whole thing to
you in detail. We know you will be
interested. 1t is an exceptional Of
fer and one which has been eagerly
seized upon by thousands of people
in other cities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
AGED man HAD A
NARROW ESCAPE

George Allen, about seventy-two
years old, of Church street, Railway,
nearly lost his life while boarding
trolley car No. 277 Saturday night at
Losers. Hugh McArdle, of this city,
managed to grab the old gentleman
Is he was being dragged along, just
in time to save him from going under
the wheels.
The a had stopped at Losers
to let off some passengers. A num-
Der Of others got on. Mr.. Allen was
just putting his foot on the running
board, it is declared, when the car
started. He is quite feeble and was
thrown, but kept hold of the rail.
The conductor signaled to stop, but
the car had gained much speed. In
the meantime Mr. McArdle had gone
to the help of the man
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14

southern tnt0cNHtS Trunk OMCeh
BELONG 10 ReDublfeanss
WASHINGTON. AnM "A recent
examination made byH commissioner
Greene of the United States Civil Serv-
ice commission, in the internal revenue
service in North Carolina, Tennessee
and Kentucky, reveals, he says, the
fact that those who are not Repub-
licans refuse almost without exception
to take the civil service examinations
in those states. He attributes this to
a general conviction there that the
federal offices belong 10 the dominant
political party.
In the Danville (Ky.) district out OF
173 persons who are known to have
taken the examinations since the inau-
guration of Mckinley, M1B87 only two
were Democrats. Commenting ON the
fact. Mr.. Greene said;
I'm other sections of the country a
different state of things prevails. Thus
in Philadelphia 1t was found that over
one-third of those who passed the ex-
aminations in the ~postotfice for a given
year were not Republicans"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14

Mrs. Sarah Keasbey..and Miss Laura
Steele will leave tomorrow for the
Adirondacks.
Chief Burke went to Elizabeth this
afternoon.
Miss Mamie Hagerty, of Cranbury,
is the guest of her. cousin, Mrs. Will
liam Reid, of State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Fl. Lanning were
at Ocean Grove yesterday.
L. Parker Runyon registered at the
United States Hotel, at Ocean Grove,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Skidmore have
been spending two weeks at Ocean
Grove.
Howard Barton, who is in New
York, is expected back in town or
Labor Day. Mr.. Barton has a posi-
tion as chief mate on the big tug E.
a. Packard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
SPECIAL COLLECTION.

AT all of the masses in St. Mary's
Roman Catholic church yesterday
morning, the pastor, Rev. b. L. o.
Cornell, announced that specIai col
lection to help pay off the interest
ON the church debt would De taken up
next Sunday. He asked that all mem
bers of the congregation contribute
at least So. The interest amounts to
$1,000. The pastor hopes also to
pay $4,000 on the new church before
the first of the new year..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
PRESIDENT NOT GOING.

Trenton, Aug. 14:-It is said that
President Roosevelt will not attend
the county's greatest rife shooting
tournament to be held at Sea Girt
from August "a to September 8. The
president, it is said, retains from
coming to New Jersey because of the
opposition of the secret service men,
who fear some accident might befall
him. 1t was earnestly desired that
President Roosevelt should come this
year and present the Presidents cup
TO the winner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
workmen Have a Narrow Escape.

Workmen Have a Narrow Escape.
Plainfield, Aug. 14:-While work
men at the new Plainfield Trust Com
pany building were placing a four
ton section of a limestone column in
position Friday the tifty-five foot
boom holding it high in the air gave
way. But for the fact that it creaked
ominously just before it descended
a half dozen employees would UNI
doubleday have been killed. They
leaped aside just in time to avoid
the big timber as it cra/led through
guy ropes and structural work to the
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
TROLLEY cAR JUMPED
TRACK AT THE BRIDGE

While trolley a No. 1895, one OF
the big iour-truck wheel kind, was
crossing the switch at the WOODBRIDGE
creek bridge, on the way to Boyntoa
Beach. yesterday afternoon, about
2:3O O'Clock, it jumped the track.
The motorman tried--to get it back by
a quick move and the result was that
all the wheels went off. Both tracks
were blocked for some hours and pas.
sengers bad to be transferred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
FIREMEN'S PICNIC.
Port Reading Ladies' Had a Big
Time Saturday.
Special to the Evening News.

Port Reading, Aug. 14:-The pic
mic and dance given by the Port
Reading fire company was largely at
tended Saturday night. Guests from
surrounding towns were present.
There was a parade of firemen who
marched through town about 9 O'Clock
from Carteret. Firemen from Perth
Amboy and Woodbridge, we're also
present. The party departed at mid
night for their respective homes.
Prof. Guttman's orchestra from Perth
Amboy furnished the music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
MARRIED SATURDAY.

Axel Gotfred Hanson and Miss ST.
CRED M. G. Rosendahl were married
at the home of the bride 1873 Gordon
street, Saturday night. Rev. j. F..
Christensen, pastor of st. Stephens
church. performed the ceremony. The
witnesses were Christ Larson and
William .Bergreen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanson will commence housekeeping
in Elm street at n e Mr.. Hanson is
a carpenter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
MANY ON THE WATER
BEFORE SHOWER CAME.

Despite the showery weather, boat
owners and other devotees of aquat-
ic sports and fishing were out in
large numbers yesterday. Fish were
not biting well. A number of launch
es from other places put in here
or passed through the unsatisfactory
state of the atmosphere kept many
ashore.
Wire netting has been placed at
the southerly side of the porch of
the yacht club.
Replies for the clam steam for
August 81, are coming in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
is Like Trying to Get Rid of Dandrufi
without Herpicide.


Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap or
water?
If you did what would you say of
him?
1t is every bit as foolish to try to got
rid of Dandruff and to prevent Bald
ness by feeding the germs which cause
it, with Canthrarides. Vascline, Glycer-
inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients of most So
called Hair Vigors.
Newbro's Herpicide is successful be
cause it attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
1t is the original n only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Joe. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
O. A. SEXTON, Especial Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
HANSoN-LARSON.

Henrik Hanson and Miss Christian
ma Larson we're married Saturday
night at the home of the bride, 800
Washington street, by Rev. J. F.
Christensen, pastor. of st. Stephens
Danish church. The witnesses we're
Chris Howe and Anna Howe. M r..
Hanson is a terra Gotta presser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
EAGLES TO HEAR THE
REPORT OF CLAM BAKE

The Eagle Athletic Club will meet
tonight at the club house, in Smith
street. The committee in charge o.
the recent clambake will make a re-
port. Some time before the end Of
this month the Eagles will have an
other trolley ride and at the meeting
tonight a committee, to. look into the
matter, may be appointed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14

if you want your saving tree to bear
fruit when you re old or no longer able
TO bear the heat of the dAyMAf few dol
lars to start, a few each week or month
with the 3 per cent. interest we allow
will put you on the road to competence.
Further facts at any window of this
bank and in free booklet if you ask for
it.
PERTH AMBOY TRUST co,
profits $3.50, 1890
Total Assets 1913, .03,73
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
Catholic Club Meets.

A meeting of the members of the
Catholic Club will be held in the
club rooms, in the Odd Fellows build
ing tonight. The club expects to hire
ten passenger coaches for their ex-
cursion to Asbury Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.

Rev. e. ]. Keuling and wife, of
Brighton avenue leave today for a
two weeks visit at Philadelphia. Ser
vices in the Grace English Lutheran
church will be suspended next Sunday
because of Mr.. Keuling's absence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
MOONLIGHT

The steamboat Lottie B. will leave
the steamboat dock at 2 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon on the moonlight
excursion to Coney Island, arranged
by Mrs. w. f.. VauPelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
Lost His Check.

Patrolman Andrew Jensen was
called to a saloon in upper Smith
street Saturday night where a mar
had lost his pay check for $37. The
check was found and given into safe
keeping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
excursion Committee Tonight

The regular meeting of the
excursion committee of the Red
Men and Daughters of Pocohontas
will be held at Mckinley hall, $50
elm street. All members are request
ed to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
Door Found Unlocked.

The doors of a Smith street depart
ment store were found not locked
Saturday night, and the key was Sc
cured and the lock was turned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
Mater Board to Meet,

A meeting of the water board will
be held Wednesday night. 1t is ex-
pected that a number of important
things will come up for discussion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
700 Dogs Registered.

The number OF, dogs licensed since
the agitation began is now 700. Only
one or two come in each day now
on an average.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14

Lehigh Valley Pay Day. :
The employees ofthe Lehigh Valley
railroad are receiving their pay to-
day.