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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

The strangest flag under which man
ever fought is that Of the Macedonian
insurgents. II IS red on one side and
black on the other.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

the back, head
aches and attacks
Of dizziness. Nv
eyes gave out
and with the Ian.
guor and sleep
ilessness Of the
disease upon me
VESTED from ia
70 Ia pounds Al
the time I slsrfed
using Doau's KID.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

Lewis Single Binaer straight Sc cirar
Made a ripe mellow tohacco, - nch ID
.uaiity thai nAEy who fQrmeriF sUnked
Toe cirArs new smoke Lewis elnE4a
Binder. Lewis FAesoy. ProrA IA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24
In MAJ, Attic.

AEkew-what is that particular
apartment Of the brain called that il
set aside for the solutioa Of prob
lemsf
William Teli-That Is p~roblemats
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

Canariez. English spsrrogs and par
rots are the only birds whose songs
are fully satisfying, and a very little
of them will give more than fun salts
faction.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

There are q lot q things that .
nan would not want half 80 much
n be thought there VA any chance
o. getting them
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

Statistics compiled By the various
automobile trade associations show
that there are about $4,000 motor ears
In use in this country. the first coast
Of which aggregated s7o.09o.000
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24
Losr y pounps.

Was Fast Drifting iSto the Fatai
stages o. kidney sickness.
Dr. Melvin n. Page. Page Optical
Co. Erie. Pa. writes.
Taking too many iced drinks IN
New York 70 1895 vent me homo with
a terrible attack o. kidney trouble.
! had acute congestion. sharp pain ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

The NAN who wrote a n~aEazsne art.
icle On the ~Ioy Of work received
more Cor Il than the section had
makes in n year
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

When Love takes up TIE harp q
lie TIE nciEhhors stfn cOnplAia -
cAuso tho airs arr all sentimental
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

When some men meet a creditor
they either tear up the street or turn
down an alley.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

A mar In pabiic lie cant make 20
pie believe be Is hoacst YEA b. epiax
10 chnrch every Sunday,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

PeskAhoo shirt waists are meant %
show less they they appear 70 and
more thar they ought Ia
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

-Dyp-p... Ts-1sss.s NJ. ssr r-= pe
EbeasnQ, nassAAA N~@ e-N Nrt~N &n
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

Even an old man can win a woman's
love and keep IL. II he isn't Jealous.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

Try me suSt enns and ! am sare 90
come aEain nefance Starch
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

A Time When Women Are Susceptible TO Many
Dread Observation-Disclosures Women Prepare
for II. Two Relate their Experience.

III change u iife -
Ne most er1fioal peno1
- . mgInan's eHieteoos
anf fhe aoEiety felt -
wosnen ~ u dFnvk nsar
Il B0f wttbsst reana.
EFeU Wonan whc
n~eFiecta she care - h<r
health 81 his tnse ~
Wites disease nnd pn.a
When her system = in
q dsunRe6 coadiH1n
or she = r~refispoeed -
spopiexy or ~ooageEaou
81 nar organ, the ten
deBey f. Is this per5od
likely 20 hecone scfirs
and~ With best Of ner-
gous irr1tatDnk make
life q burden A. TIA
time also. cancers aod
temors are more Hable
70 form and begin thetr
destructive work
Such warning sywnp
toms IS sense 81 suNo
cation. hot flashes bead.
aches bzckRches. drsH1
Of impending evil. timtd.
ity, s0snds IN the ears
paipitatioa offhe heart
sparks before the eyes.
Irregularities, ccnsitpa.
tirn. rarable appetite
weakness and inquie
tude. and ziEHness ar
promptly heeded b. IN
teiligent woEnen wh0ar
approaching the period
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

". \, " KANSAS CIV. NO - 80
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-24

SHE WAS NO GENTLEMAN.

i Yoa Hss. Al-uys Bo1eht
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
WISE MAN.
secured a Pace to Rest at Mod
!, crate Cost During Inauguration.

4 a gentleman Of this borough, who was
@at Washington I'D. =, on the night Of
vine Inauguration, tells n good story OF
ZONE of a part of three men who were
unable to secure II nights lodging and
were compelled to walk the streets all
night In consequence. Suddenly n bright
thought came to one of the men who was
very tired and felt that he couldn't posi-
bly, stand 1t without some rest. Leaving
tue other two men he made a bee line for
a1urkish bath house where he inquired
what would lie the best time to come
for a bath and a rest, which he very
much needed. The man in Attendance
informed him that about l2o'clock woulu
be the best time and TO hang around un-
til then. He acted on the mau's advic~
and walked around town until the honi
named when he went to the bath houst
and took his bath and laid off on "A com
Portable couch and slept till morning.
The price Of his bath and sleeping only
s1.25 when before the scheme entered his
head be was unable to get at bed ut any
nrfee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Woodbridge
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ellis Edgar and Ray Hancock, start
for Titusyille, Pa, this week.
Mrs. .Boyce. of Brooklyn, is visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Oscar Miller. of Ed
gars Hill. itl4
Don't forget the turkey and oyster
supper In the Congregational church par
Tors Friday evening March 10 Only 81
cents for tickets. The gentlemen will
wait Oh the tables.
Hampton Cutter has purchased a hand
some new yacht, containing q state room
aud a cabin.
Mr. Frank Valentine will entertain the
Whist Club at her home in Green street,
Thursday afternoon of this week.
A dead pig, weighing between fifty
and sixty pounds wa found ha~nging.ovcr
the lamp post in Mr.. Coddington's yard,
Tuesday. No one knows where The pig
came from.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
TRAINS FOR PERTH ANNOY
STATEN ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT r. R.

Time table In effect on and after OctcDer g, 1904
Perth Amboy 10 New Y~ork-Leayes foot Of
Smith street, daily except sundays and Legal
s.T, 9.55, Il. 20 u M, 12.E& 80, go, 30, 49,
j.a, 6.4@- 80, 900. 10 81, ulsp M
Sundays ard Legal Holidays.
CD. 7.5l, s.E, as, 1875, Ills a. N. ie.E, L&,
10. 3.5i. $50, 80, So, $50, Q.4pp u.
New York to Perth Arnhoy- Leave foot Of
Whitehall Street, daily except Sunday and
Legal Hoitda;s ;. 5.j5. G.45. 500. Goa. 1ntn. II ~,
-. m. 1870, 80, go. $50. 4.30. SO. $50, Oh,
els, C.35. 80, $50, no. li.05, y. IN. is-25 u M.
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
100 300, 1000. 100, "a. NJ. 1900 noon, leo, 600,
800, 400, so, 6.Q0. eco, 500. . 90 Hos p. IN.
Ferry between Perth AInboy and T~ottenville-
Leave Perth Amboy-
N515. 1G.12, Csc, XG.5s, Nf.S3, xs o., xS.55, 9.25,
E9.5J, 1919, kills.. ~ m, 12.&, xI..b'. Sl.Jh,
N2.jO, NS.55, S4.30, A.55, 400, 30 XJ.4e, t.0a
7SO, x7.S, x9,00, 955, Zlc.S0, Sli.l5, ?. Ia, l2.3o
u. ID.
NS.55, v9.&, Z1nJ5, kills.. a. H. KISS, Xl.55,
x2.55, x9.55, Ai.JA 1910, x6.50, xi.50, $40, X9.t1,
Leave TottenviNs daily xl.S0, $50, Gee, 6.42,
MO. a.45. XS.12. X9.10, $40, T1e.tS, Nll.oS "A. m,
x12.05, 1910. Ni.&J, X2S5, 1881, 4.l0, x4-57, 5ln,
x5.87. x6.2O, x6.JJ, x511, X5.40, xS.37, x0G5,
1915, xlO.45 p. IN, xia.t0, Nl.30 u. m.
Sundays and Legal Holidays $3.50, 1.1J, Xs-l0, $50
xluf0, xil.10a a. m, Xi2.10, Xi.10, MO, NS.l0
Si.10. X5.1U, xG.1e. X7.l0, xs.l0, Xe.lu, NiO.l2
1915 y M, Kl2 ~ q. IL.
Illegal holidays only. tWHl run holidays
xIIss Train Connection blS not Sundays.
GEO. J.. BROWN,
Geni Traffic AZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
OUTH AN BOY
NEWS ITE S

Mrs. William Ware and child, are both
i'll at her home In Gordon street.
|. Mrs. Samuel Plmlott Is quite Ill With
~sciatic rheumatism at her home In Bor-
dentown avenue.
Charles Fassler, of Broadway, has been
Ill with the grip the past few days
| Gotleib Straub was out Wednesday for the
first time since his illness.
Harry Read, brother OF Mrs. PEER
Apologize whose whole family with one
exception, Mr.. Peter .Applcgate, has had
the measles and 18th whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Read boards, was i'll with the grip and
before he recovered from that disease DE
too got the measles and has just re-
covered from the same.
George Frey, Of New York, spent two
days at Zimphers' farm at Ernstop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hochberger, of ErnstoD,
was calling on friends In town Tuesday.
Master Charles Straub is Ill at his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
5teuerwald, of Bordentown avenue.
The funeral of an uncle of Hon. j. f.
Montgon cry, took place at Old Bridge,
Tuesday.
James Sousl. of Broadway, was antici-
plating a pleasant time Tuesday evening,
when he expects to attend an Italian mas.
luerade ball at Carnegie Hall II New
York city So his friends said.
Miss Essie Force, of John street, has
returned home after u few LAYS visls at
| Keyport. Miss Force attended the funeral
If Mr.. Ward, the motorman, who died
rom injuries received IN the wreck OIL
the trolley road.
Little Harry Petty, of Second street,
and Carman James are Ill with the
| measles.
Patsy Egnis, driver for the Swan Hill
Ice Company, and family have moved
| rom the Swan Hill house In o the house
formerly occupied by Lou Mount.
Miss Sarah Bennett, of Bordentown
,venue, attended a party at a friend S
nousc In Perth Amboy Friday night, and
/ dance, by invitation Of THE Happy
lbIct at SfidSCO = Hal, t>htuiNuE biS't,
md had a delightful time. Miss Ben
| lett was the guest of Miss EllaDe Worth,
OF Perth Amboy, both nights
Herman Kollisch, of Broadway, was a
New York visitor, Tuesday.
DR.. Tyrrell, of Perth Amboy, was In
town Monday.
Ernest Game is seriously i'll at bis homs
u Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Perrine. ST., of
swan Hill. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Irs. Harry Arrowsmith. of Matawan,
sunday.
Mrs. John Watson. Jr., and daue liter
| Mrs. Charles Stuart, Of David street,
we're New York visitors. Tuesday.
II. c. Pcrrine, Jr.'s children, who have
| oeen SO very i'll with the whcopiug cough,
are getting along nicely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

ALBANY. y. Y. March AT a eau.
Gus Of Republican senator's ordered by
Governor Higgins and the steering
committee of tho legislature. which was
not concluded until . O'Clock this morn
ing. il was agreed Ia have the finance
committee report the resolution for a
lighting Investigation that was intro
dured by Senator Page with some mod
iticptions. This is a defeat for the SO
called gas senators and tho lighting
lobby.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
REAGAN LAID TO REST.
Lnte Member Of the Confederate Cab
met Hurled at Palestine, Tex.

Late Member Of the Confederate Cab
met buried at Palestine, Tex.
PALESTINE. TEX. March 9.-The
body Of John Fl. Reagan was laid to
rcst in the family lot at East Hill ecm-
rtery. The floral offerings We're pro
fuse.
The services mt the Reagan home
We're conducted by Rcvs. ii. &. Willis,
l.. D.. Anderson and Isaac Sellers. rep
tcscnting the Methodist church. of
which the dead man was Il member;
the Christian church, where Mrs. Iiea-
gan is n member. and the Confederate
Veterans. and there was Il brief scry-
ice for the Daughters of the Confcd-
eracy.
At the cemetery The Masonic. fratcrni-
~ conducted The ceremony, General
Henry &. Stodda,d of Bryan otiiciat-
ing. In attendance at the grave were
many of the distinguished H',a Of Tex
as, including Governor Eanham and
other state officials.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
HOW IT HAPPENED.
IT Is Thought William Creed Fell
from Top of Freight Car.

Al. ,near as could lie learned william
Creed, Of Mechanicsville, who was brake.
man on Joseph Capner's train with ROOF
Skimmons conductor in Harry Stratton's
place while, on top of a ladder at the tor
of car when near Long Branch, slipped
and fell to the ground. 1t is thought thai
one of his feet struck a rail as one of The
ankle bones was broken and the bone pro.
truded through the skin. They tool hin
TO the Long Branch hospital at once
Mrs. Creed went to Long Branch Wednes-
day, to see her husband aud it was SAID
she expected to have him sent home, bui
that may be only a as it would moi
be well to do so, even il she was Sc in.
clincd,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
IS YOUR BOY
A DRUNKARD ?
Help Him by 0rrine to Overcome His
CravIap. Can Be Given Secretly.

II your boz or husband has fallen a
victim t o the drink habit, endangcring
his future happiness and prosperity, do
not delay Il moment IN helping him 10
overcome his craving for drink. Will
power alone cannot cure the liquor
habit, for drunkenness is q disease and
the desire for liquor must be satisfied.
Orrinc, the wonderful specific for the
cure for the whiskey and beer habit. rc-
moves all craving tor drink with a few
days use and effects u permanent and
lasting cure. II comes in two forms. No.
] is perfectly ~colorless. tastcless and
odoricss and can be given in tea, coffee
or food without the patients knowledge.
But we recommend No. , in pill form,
TO be used by those who desire to free
themselves from the terrible mastery OF
drink. The cost OF either is S1.00 Il
box. Orrine, the only guaranteed cure
for The drink habit, is SOLD and recon.
mendcd by c A. Sexton. Druggist,
Perth .Anboy, NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
TOTTEN VILE.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Friends Gathered at the Home of
Miss Ethel Storer.

plumber Of people gathered at the
hoiHe OF Miss Ethel Storer, in Beach
street saturday night when they gave
ner u surprise party. The happy crowd
enjoyed themselves playing games, sing
ing and other ainusements.. A II O'Clock
leireshments we've served. 1t was a very
late honr when the guests departed for
home. Those present were as follows:
Misses Hazel Slaight, Maude Totten.
Media Anderson, Mary Anderson. Dora
Nelson. Blanche Storer, Ethel Storer
Messrs. stephen Hubbard. Harold Bark =
allow. Dick Carfoot, Will Bowc, Harry
Depew, George johnson, Melvin Strlck.
liz, Howard Slaight, and Emmett Storer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
TRAFFIC TIED
IN NEW YORK.
Mayor Nc CIeIIan's Offer as
Arbiter Turned Down More
Cars Being Run.

NEW YORK. March 9.-Condition'
are much better 10Th on the New YOrl
Il and subway systems than th"J
We're last night. The Sixth and Nintl
venue roads were able to handle prac
tlcaliy all OF the passengers who r.
turned home from downtown stations.
General Manager Hcdlcy has an
bounced that reports circulated by tho
strikers that meu in the power houses
would quit were absolutely withou;
~foua1atiou. He also said that from
now on free rides would cease; that all
the ticket agents had been bonded and
would collect fares as in ordinary
times.
b company declares that before
long many Of the strikers will apply
for their old positions. These will be
restored 70 them Oh condition that they
submit 10 n physical and mental OK
animation.
The interborougl's reply to Mayor
McClellan's Offer to- act as arbiter was
in effect as follows:
we appreciate the solicitude for the
public convenience which prompted
you TO intervene. but in view of the
vital questions affecting the permanent
Interests of the travelling public. which
ore involved, we arc compelled. with
great respect. TO decline your offer"
Comptroller Grout has written to the
lnterborough company stating that the
expense of the present strike Of sub
way and ~" road mel must he borne
by the corporation and that the city
VIII not accept any diminution Of
rental.
W serious accidents and several
minor ones have occurred Oh the lines,
but fortunately no passengers were in
1ured. The green motorman OF IL
train that was in collision with another
at One Hundred and Scvcnty-sixth
street and Boston road was cut about
the face and head and when freed from
the motor box threw up his job. He
ran past signal lights and crashed into
q train standing at the station.
Another strike breaker ran his train
at fun speed across a switch at Third
"NNLut hiu oiif IlulOItl dbu FOEllPtl
street. One car filled with passengers
toppled over on its side. All escaped
through the windows.
Surface line travel was again far be-
yond capacity, although every availa-
bic car Is utilized. and the public suf-
fcrs great discomfort. ON the first day
Of the strike the surface ears carried
1Uo.Gt0 passengers above the normal.
and these figures were exceeded yes
terday.
Determined effort is being made to
day 10 induce all tie engineers and
tiremen IN every power house in the
city 10 join in a sympathetic strike.
The movement was set in motion at the
meeting Of the building traces section
Of the Central Federated union last
night.
The condition Of the strike Is uncer-
tain. Both sides are claiInin. victory.
There isn't the slightest indication of
tte lu%terborough giving iii. While the
strikers are ~ c;1flent as ever.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Want a co,umnus Discovery Day.

ALBANY, n. V. March 0,-Thc sen
ate judiciary committee reported ia
vora bly, the Fitzgerald bill making DEF,
II a general holiday. to he known a.
Columbus Discovery day: the Arm
strong bin prohibiting the docking of
horses tails. the Cassidy bill removing
the limit from the number OF notaries
public that may he appointed by the
governor and the Bracket bill abolish
ing the office OF miscellaneous reporter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

PICTOU. y. s. March 9.-The ice in
the Northumberland strait is So thick
that steamers are unable to cross 10 or
from Prince Edward Island. The
steamer Stanley. which lift George
town. L. l.. l., on Monday for this port,
has sent q wireless message anDo1uc-
.rs that she was Imprisoned in the leo
four miles of Cape Bear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
FREE LECTURE TOMORROW

Tomorrow night the free lecture in X.
Ct T.. Hall. will be given By Frank j.
Belchcr, Of New York. He will take fol-
his subject THE Days OF &C." This is
an interesting accoun Of the causes OF
Colonial Justification and OF the early
campaigns in the War of Independence.
It VIII be illustrated By the r~tereopticon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

ALBANY, y. Y, March 9..-At the
Preusser murder trial here five wit
nesseS swore Us to IrcusSer's where
aboutS on the night of the shooting.
The line Of questions put 20 them by
the prosecution We're designed to show
that Preusser was intoxicated on that
believed 70 indicate that the defense
will be insanity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
DANCE AT MATAWAN.

Miss Gertrude Petty. of Second street,
and a lance at the RI sidence of Mrs.
Samuel Gofylan, III Matawan, Friday
uigbt. There were Ii5 guests aud all had
4 delightful time. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Republican, Editors. Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 9-Tbe Ma
tieral Republican Editorial associa-
tons sixth annual convention was
opened here. The annual address by
the president, John \. Sleicher Of Les
lies Weekly. was read in his absence
by Secretary \. q. Ruuneli.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
PUBLIC SEsWcE TIME TABLE.

Lnectiyc Jan. =. lVOJ.
Cars leave Railway Junction for Railway Re-
formatory ev cry 80 minutes from 80 a. u. until
no pm
cars leave Ralisa as Junction fer Woodbridge
Greek every hour from :. 10 q. IN. until II, 10 p. NJ.
connecting with New Brunswick cars /. after
the hour. 40 r. III. ear from Railway Junction
last car that makes connections Tor New
Brunswick.
Cars leaving New Brunswick at ~ q. m. and
"vpry hour until SIS p. III. connect with car tor
~~rWarpn. Woodbridge Railway and Mestfield..
cars lra1i ing PERTH Amboy ferr. ct NO u ~
aud every hour until 30 p. m, then 10 u y IA.
and 1l.4s -. m conn - for SeWareD, Wood
bridge, Railway and West1ield. r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
irving Drives Ont.

WOLVERHAMPTON. March g.
Sir Henry Irving is nov able 10 drive
out into the country. His physician
says he is making steady progress.
During the afternoon the mayor and
municipal delegation visited Sir Henry
at his hotel and presented him with an
address engrossed on vcilum Oh sn cb-
ony roll and inclosed in an oxidized
enair"led silver caskot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

The Building contractors of this city
for some wears back, have been suffering
from what we deem 10 be: not n necces-
sary. evil, Not many years ago it was
customary for q man intending to erect
4 Building 10 first fneo Il what he
wanted, then find out the approximate
Cost'of the improvements and the
next thing considered was whether he
was go ng to be able to pay for the
building when completed and have
some money ready to make partial pay
meats as the work progressed. When
he saw his way clear lac proceeded to
get estimates OH the work but. alas
things have taken an awful change, and
we think the change does not always
even benefit the owner. as he ome
, times becomes tied up in Il way that he
wUuld be glad to get out of II he could
without loses. We refer to the practice
that has been growing 10 all alarming
extent that of first erecting the build
ing. and after it is completed lie
realized that he must have some money;
aud lie starts at that late day to look
around for Il loan and tiLds sometimes
~ his dlsmay) that he can only borrow
half the amount that he needs. The
contractor. no matter how hard pushed
for money he may be is compelled to
take second mortgages or notes (Which
are sometimes not negotiable as culla-
t-rall for Il considerable sum. II is Il
well known fact that when any basi-
ness man becomes cranpcd for money
where with to pay his bills he must
necessarily cranp some IL else :;
and SO it goes. We realize that
we are not dealing with millionaires
when we build houses for the people of
Perth Amboy. We trust also that the
people will realize full we'll that the
contractors in the building trades are
also poor men. Our desire is to benefit
all concerned therefore, after mature
delibcra ion, We decided to try to re-
form the present conditions by having a
uniform II act for all buildings
whereby the owner will know just what
is going To be expected of him. aud the
contractor will bc able 10 tell Il ma
whom lie owes when he can cxpcc;
some money. There are always Sew
cral contractors connected with the
erection Of 4 building ana if the head or
contraCtor-doeS not receive
anV payments the sub contractor also
al blltl llIll ltiiIiliNS ~
Throughout the .countr, except
llcrc--building loans and institutions
of all kinds that loan money to build
house, make payments OF a certain per
cent. OF amount of work done and ma
terial furnished at different stages Of the
building. We sec no reason why it
could not DC done here. as it will not
harm the owner and will do untold good
in many ways. Il is necessary to say
that a builders credit becomes impair
ed when he become unable To meet his
bills when due, the form of contract
adopted is the general uniform printed
contract used by architects throughout
part of the country-except the
stated periods when payments arc to be
made on different classes of buildings is
to be printed in the Building Trades
Association contracts. 1888 50 1T
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
PLANS COMPLETED.

Plans are being rapidly completed for
the entertainment, which Arthur Kill
Council No. 10lS, will give in X. of r.
Hall, Saturday night. Tickets are now
for eale at J. L. Bedeil's drug store,
Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
MAKING REPAIRS.

During ths past few days laborers have
been at work making repairs to the
Rapid Transit railroad at Totteuville.
1t Is understood that during the coming
summer the railroad company will make
many repairs all over the system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
On tn. MERCY OF tho Conr,.

LYNCHBURG, Va, March 9.-Mra.
Sal'ic VI. Hanna. who administered poi
son to q family of S.A persons because
tho family had gi""n shelter TO the bus
band of The prisoner, whom She had
run away from lone, waived trial by
Jury and threw herself on the mercy o.
the court. The judge announced that
Il" would take De batter under Ad-
yisc:nent.