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grand parents, turned aside sick

era nd parents, turned aside sick
with envy.
And there was old Methuselah,
who kissed 969 years before the
rnicrobes got in their work.
kissing unhealthy! If there is
one thrill OF JOY keener than the
kissing touch of infants velvet
lip. it will have to be repeated
from chaf same baby about thirty
even years later! ave shall not
n'iye much progress in sanitation
30 ng as kissing is indulged in"
Sanitation. Who in the name
OF Cupid ever coupled kissing and
sanitation together before? Why
the man actually puts the prac-
tice on the plane Of d bucket of
sude and a scrubbing brush. He
ought TO be sent to iail-Lake
ch:'r!"s Prc-s.
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Da la, Monday tha Assessors
from d fIerent parishes throughout
the State, met at stated places, in
response to previous call by
Governor Blanchard to exchange
views with the hope OF being
able to decide upon some
plan that would enable them to
equalize assessments. The fol-
lowing Assessors from the diff
ferent parishes met in Thibodaux:
TT. ". Kappel, st. Mary; T. E.
Wright, Terrebonne; George Mar
zero, Jefferson; A. G. Gonzales,
St. Bernard; NJ. CogneYich,
plaqurmine; John Truxello, AS
sumption and Edgar Mervant,
Latourche. The above gentlemen
went into regular organization by
naming Mr.. Morvant as president
and MIR. Gonzales as secretary.
At the meeting assessments in
general were fully discussed, and
it was agreed that each Assessor
present would make house-to-
house canvas in his parish for the
purpose of better deciding just
what valuation should be placed
upon each property assessed. We
believe this meeting of tire Asses
sors throughout the State will re-
douDd to the benefit Of both the tax
payer and the State, as in some
parishes the ratio is one-half, in
another a third and in another
fourth, and this unequal proper
ton is bound to make the citizens
in one section pay more than they
should compared to others.
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Daniel j. Sully's failure for mil.
lions carried many men down to
ruin, including Col. S. F. B. Morse
and =. II. Pagan, his partners and
intimate friends. These oentle-
men. after. surrenderipr ali their
worldly goods to satisfy the snecn.
counter to his agreement with
them, are now planning their per-
sonal business affairs. just as
soon as Col Morse secures his
formal discharge by the New
York Bankruptcy Court. and
backed BY ample capital furnished
BY friehds, ne will complete the
organixaHon of tile big Southern
Cotton Corporation and start Il IN
business. Mr.. Pagan has asked
ior and secured his reinstatement
70 membership in the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange, and will re-en-
gage IN the cotton business in New
Orleans. He obtained his court
release sosne days ago, So bitter
ls the feeSiAx against Sully that
the New Offs6ns. Cotton Exchange
subjected Mr.. Pagan TO q search
ing investigation in order to as
certain whether or not he still had
emilation vith'him. Mr.. Fagan.
proving hfsGkirts clear, was read
mitted. d..
It is stated that Mr.. Pagan has
formed an advantageous connec-
;lon with some New York capital
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of ST. Mary-23rd Judi.
cial District Court.
DR.. G. A. McGcweu VS.. John
Green, ct ais. No. 1,37-.

Under and by virtue oi az urdt ?
issued ous OF the Honorable Ord Ju-
dlcial District Court, in and for the
Parish ST. Mary, and to me direc.
ted in the above styled and numbered
cause, in which judgment was render
ed ordering the property hereinafter
described TO be sold ut public sale to
effect partition between and among
Sanders, Siberia OF the Parish % St
Mary, La, viii on
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, \. D., 1905
between the hours 0: II O'Clock d. n.
and 4 O'Clock .. m. same being The
hour for judicial sales. Ill the rrinci.
pal door OF the Court House in The
town Of Franklin. Parish 0; S.. nary
offer for sale and sell 10 the last and
highest bidder for cash, the tollos ing
described property, to-Wit:
A certain piece or parcel Of land
situated in the Parish of st. Mary.
about one mile and halt t-,lDy the
line dividing said Parish from The
Parish OF Iberia, and bounded on the
north by the Bayou Tecte, east by
land Of Mrs. John n. Webster or a.
signs, south by the public road lead
ing from the town of Franklin, III the
town of New Iberia, and on the west
by lands of DR.. a. Mcguire or assigns,
and measuring eight hundred and fifty
three feet on said public road. and sly
hundred and seventy feet front on
Bayou Teche, being the property So
CURED by Firgile and nina Green, as
per deed recorded in Book Is OF Mort
cages, page $50 of the Recorders o.
tice OF the Parish of ST. Nary, Nth
all OF the buildings and improvement,
on said land situated.
JOHN 3. SANDERS,
Sheriff.
Oilce, Parish of St. Mary,
La, Dec. j1:h, 1904.
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When You Have g. Cold

The first action when you have cold
should be to relieve the lungs. This is
best accomplished BY the free use of Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy. This Remedy
liquefies the tough mucus and causes its
expulsion from the air cells Of the lungs,
produces u free expectoration. and opens
the secretions. complete cure soon
follows. This remedy will cure Il severe
cold in less time than any other treat
ment and it leaves the system in = natu-
raj end healthy condition. 1t connrr-
acts anp tendency towards pneumonia.
For sale by Gates Drug Store
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The Frederichs law, passed at
the last session OF the Legislature,
which compels employers to give
their employees whole hour at
noon is being largely violated In
New Orleans, according to, news
paper reports. This is good law,
more SO on account of the fact
that in large cities the employees
are mostly females, and it ought
to be rigidly enforced.
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Those who anticipate matrimonv
should call on G. F KRAMER, who
has just received handsome car
riage from the Babcock Compal.. :,
Of Watertown, N. Y, for which
Company he is agent. just the
thing boys.
Boys arrested for playing with
dice must learn the difference
between gambling with dice and
marbles. The difference is that
dice are square and marbles are
round.
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Homeboy-''How did you man
age to get all over the world and
never speak a word of anything
but English?'
Spondulix -"Because money
talks, and it seems to be fluent in
all languages" - Detroit Free
Press.
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There is a man down in Con-
necticut who is using the motor
Of his automobile this winter to
operate a chufn and run fodder
cutter. There's no use trying to
keep down Yankee ingenuity.
The St. Mary banner., 1905-02-04

The Federal grand jury at Port
land, Ore, has indicted United
States Senator John H. Mitchell
on a charge of bribery. The in
dictment alleges that Senator
Mitchell mad accepted on seven
different occasions sums Of money
aggregating 1920 from a timber
land dealer.
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We congratulate our young
friend, Prof. l.. j. Alleman, a st.
Mary boy, upon his appointment
by the State Board of Education.
on the com mittee to examine and
report upon text books submitted
for adoption by the State for the
next four years The following
is the committee: Supt. c.. e
Byrd, of Shreveport schools: Prin-
cipal F. w. Gregory, of Boys
High School, New Orleans; Supt.
L. j. Alleman, Lafayette parish;
Principal j. o. Taylor, Bastrop
High School; Principal c. c.
Lewis, Sabine High School.
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you think" said the old man,
that the baby can bring a lot Of
trash up on the front porch now,
but wait until she gets about 1S
years old and you'll know what
trash really is."
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Recently hotel clerk at Nash
vile, Tenn, received $1,000 for a
kind act performed ten years ago.
This should be clipped out and
pasted over the register every day.
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Exhibits are arriving by the
carload for the Louis and Clark
Exposition. The displays are be-
ing stored in the finished buildings
and installation will begin in the
spring,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. MARY. {

"" the members {" the Auditing Committee and the Secretary
the named all
going condition Association
Dee Dist 1904
edge and belief
(Sisned) T. B. GOOCH Auditor.
J. E. MUNSON. Asst
Sworn and subscribed before this End day of January
(Signed) WILBUR H. KRAMER Clerk o.
l. Wilbur II. Kramer Asso-
do soemny that foregoing and
(oigned) WILBUR H. KRAMER, Secretary
Sworn subscribed January A.
D., 1905. go
(Signed) EMILE PERRET Notary
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Thirty national conventions will
meet at Portland during the Lewis
and Clark Exposition. Most of
the sessions will be held in Fcsti-
val Hall on the fair grounds. The
auditorium seats 5000 persons.
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Group

begins with the symptoms of a common
cold; there is chil'ne.S, sneez'ng. sore
throat, hot skin quick pulse, hoarse-
ness and impeded respiration Give
frequent small doses "G Rall,r,i's Hore-
hound Syrup, (the child will cry for iD
and at the frs, sign OF croupy cough,
apply frequently Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment to the throat Mrs A. Vilet, New
Castle. Colo writes, March 18th, 1901: 1
think Billiards. Horehonnd syrup won
dersul remedy and SO pleasant" 25c,
SOC and 81. 90.
Sold by Franklin Drug Co.
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SATURDAY, THE 18TH OF FEB
RUARY, 1905.

between the unurs Of eleven o'clock \ a..
". and four O'Clock y. NJ. at the late
residence Of the deceased. lfeTmogene
R"bicilaux, situated in til" Parish of
81 Wary. near tie Town OF Charenton,
"Err :ot sale and sell. for cash To the
last and hi hest bidder, tor not less than
two-'nitds "i its appraised vnlue th,.
plHrta,ion belonging to SAID succe>sOn
described ~ follows
That certain tract of land Or sugar
plantation. knOwn IS the Ucrmoment
Robirhe;,tlN Plantation, situated IN the
Parish. of st. Mary, La. on the East side
I" the Bayou Terhe, IN liz innIan Bend,
having Il from, of about three acres on
the Bayou E.cLe. hy the depth that be-
longs to the same !: the side lines diverg-
ing to the rear 80 us IL give superficial
area Of Two Hundred and Tw-ntv-foux
aces, more or lees; bounded on the
T. tsi bv lands formerly of Jules Mass,
and Others, North iy Grand Lake South
by the Bayou reche. and Mes by lands
now or formerly of Etienne Maynard
together with All the mules, carts. seed
cane c"rn and fodder, and agricultural
imp! mtn,s. ana in fact everything at
t;.cilta to and belonging 10 said pianta-
zion. placed there for lis use an! cuItiva
ton.
This sale is made 10 satisfy uehts due
tv -a'd surre>ssl"n. and especially a
mortgage deb: hearing upon the whole
OF fha .h"ve tt'Scri,ei property.
MRS. CLAEISSE MORA AROBICHEAUX.
Administrators.
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RESOURCES.
Cash on hand and in Bank : 'i,469 Is
Loans secured by pledge Of
stock ................... ,,52,9 50
Mortgage loans. secured by
Vendors privilege. ..... s4.05o %
Due by borrowing members
Tor interest . -! 81
Oifire building and lot for
use of Ass s'n....... 5000 90
Real estate, acquired by
foreclosure ............ 1853 IS
Snndry open accounts t,e-
cured) 80 66
individual Saving Bunks. 800 "
Total 800. 924 s.
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A kind thought unfolding into a
helpful deed, is the blossom that
never fades.
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SATURDAY. FEB. 4, 1905.

The Grand Lodge of Masons Of
Louisiana will convene in New
Orleans on next Monday.
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Capt. Thomas j. Woodward has
been appointed postmaster OF New
Orleans vice Mr.. w. j. Behan.
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
Serial Stock dues paid by
members ............. s41.O44 n
Insta ,ment stock dues paid
by memhersl ....... $50 ~
Full Paid Stock tpaid by
members) 49,. ....-.... ls.7n 90
Dayton Stock (due> paid by
members .......-.':..... 44.5+4 9s
Contingent LOSS and Re
serve Fund. ,.:.:.... I,uoo %
Dividends reserved for Sc
rial stock ......-....... le,74s ..
Liability under uncompieted
loans ................. ...... 4,23s IS
Borrowed money and inter
est lint. paid) ....... =. 1000 10
Undivided Profits (atter re-
serving dividends for se-
rial stock and crediting
interestto remaining stock
for 1901 ... w 46 81
Total. l..-..............sl .slN, ,994 81
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Cour,-Par.
ish of ST. Mary.

secession Of H-rmogene kobi-
cilauX, Deceased.
No. 29S2,
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Pa! suaut /" III Ord 'r OF the Honorable
23rd iudicia. District curt. granted III
tiIr above numbered and entitled SUE
c.ssi"n, and to me directed: ! the nnier-
.gned, will on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
A NEW GERM THEORY.
Explains Cause Of Much of tho Sickness in Perth Amboy.

disease germs are either nentralized o
else driven from The system. You can
cat what you want and all you want
without fear OF Indigestion, If you take a
Mi.o-na tablet before each meal.
Thousands OF people are wasting away,
thinking that they have heart disease,
liver complaint, or some kidney disorder,
and that tho resulting headache, dizzi-
ness, heartburn, and general d%esponden-
cy and ,kiiess Is a sign Of serious III
ness, when in reality there is nothing the
matter with them but a weak stomach,
which a fifty ceut box Of Mi-osna tablets
will restore 10 llfalth and strength.
Mi o.n is . gnaranted cnfe FOR all
diseases Of the stomach, excepting can
Ger. Ask e. A. Sexton 10 show you the
guarantee be gives with every package.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23

on top of the spectators. Once or
twice Jenkins came pretty near crack
ing his Uranium or otherwise suffering
a severe injury. He bruised his back
against the side of the ring, which
was only protected from the hard wall
by a rubber. mat.
The Beell-Jenkins match was the
first of its kind in the annals Of the
sport, according to those who know
their wrestling from a to lizard. Here
were two men who met to a finish in
private for a stake of 81, 900 furnished
10y the hackers of the two. There was
no admission charged only friends of
the contestants being permitted to at
tend. That the men would have to
wrestle strictly according to the hon
est ethics of the sport, there was no
gain saying. But that they would
rough it in such a way and risk their
necks and heads in the fashion they
did just to satisfy those who had haz-
arded their money on them was not
expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
COROOvA BROKE RULE.
Investigation to be Made Of Report
that He Sent Miss Bown Letters.

Trenton, June 23:-The report
that j. Frank Cordova, the unfrock-
ed minister from South River, who
is serving a four-year term in State
prison as a result of his having twice
eloped with Julia Bovine, a former
member of his church choir, has cent
a 3,000-word letter to the young wo-
man, is being Investigated by the
prison authorities, and II 1t is legal
ly established hat Miss Bovine re-
ceived such a letter-and 1t is not
doubted she did-the effects may be
serious to Cordova.
For a week Cordova has daily
pleaded with Head Keeper Osborn
for permission to send a letter to the
Bovine girl by the regular channel.
The request has been made many
times since Cordova became a prison.
er, but always refused. Recently Cor
dova has been almost frantic to send
a letter to the girl, and his hammer
and insistence seem to justify his
reiterated pleas, II will go crazy if
you do not let me write to Julia"
Not only would a letter from Cor
dova to the girl be a breach of the
ordinary prison rules, but in Cor
dova's case the sentencing court ex-
pressly and in so many words for
babe the passage of such letters.
He is looked upon in the prison as
a monomaniac on the subject of
Julia Bovine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
TO BREAK TIE
FOR |ST PLACE.
Best Game Of Season in Factory
Team Expected Tomorrow
When Leaders Meet.

Tomorrow afternoon the Factory
League followers will see Il holly con-
tested game when the Perth Amboy
Terra Gotta Works and the A. S. &
r. teams meet. These teams are. nov
tie for first place and have been SO
since the season opened and one OF
them must now give way. Both are in
great shape and the winning team
will have q hard battle of it. The r.
& H. Chemical Works and the Cheese
brough Vaseline Works teams come
together and the Standard Under
ground Cable Works meets the G..
Pardee boys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
SUCCESS FOR JULY.

There is an important addition tC
literature in the July issue of Sue.
cess Magazine in the first of a
series of six complete detective
stories by Alfred Henry Lewis, the
well-known author of the "Wolf-
Vile" books. Mr.. Lewis's central fig
ure is Inspector Val, the prototype
of one of the most successful OF
the younger detectives of the Central
Office force of New York City, and
several of Mr.. Lewis's stories are
based or some things that have act
ually happened. His first story is
entitled, THE Mystery of Washing
ton Square," 1t is the exciting and
interesting u%nraveling of a celebrat-
ed case, and is mighty good reading.
In the same number, Samuel Mer-
win has a powerful article which
shows how various American cities
are held in a grip of the railroads.
General Nelson A. Miles contributes
a timely article entitled THE Am
bition of Japan" in which he speaks
of the possible outcome Of the sup
remacy which Japan has o on the
Pacific through her defeat of the
Russians. This article should be of
interest to all who want to follow
worldwide problems. The life story
of Luther Burbank, whom Success
Magazine" calls "the high priest of
horticulture" together with an ell
aborate description of his marvellous
work in changing plant life. is told
article is profusely illustrated with
photographs. There are some good
fiction Stories and poems by Joseph
Blethen, Burgess Johnson, Roy Far
rell Greene and others, and the large
department devoted to the home is
as valuable as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
Parsons FOR JULY.

Parsons Magazine for July presents an
attractive collection of early summer
reading, both in breezy short stories and
In Timely special articles. Chief among
he latter is X. Fl. Graves's ''Our Animal
National Slaughter" recapitulating the
enormous army of Fourth of July victims
annually killed or MANNED while cele-
brating Independence Day.
points About Sea Swimming" and
1.-THE Camping Wagon" treat of subjects
that will interest everyone longing for
the wilderness aud relief from the heat of
"A sweltering city. Charles NJ. Harvey con
tributes II timely article on 1.-THE For
tunes Earned by American Railroads. -
Charles G. Johnson in an article entitled
the Star Spangled Banner" tells of a
wonderful industry of patriotism which
has sprung DIP among us. "The Swish of
the Lariat'' is an account of bow, recently
the cowboy king won his laurels as
cha mpion roper. The Profession of
Getting Hurt" and s'How to Make Money
Out of Pets'' complete the list of articles.
OF fiction there are ten contributions,
beginning with the return of Don O., and
including a moonshiner's story, an
Aapache story, IA yachting story, two
love stories, and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth
Via Chicago & North Western ,Ry.

Four magnificent fast daily trains
from Chicago to ST. Paul and Minneapo-
lis and two to Superior and Duluth. The
archaeological North western Limited
and Duluth superior Limited to the
Head or. The-Lakes, include all that
skill and liberal expenditure can provide
for comfortable aud luxurious travel. Be-
ginning June /, round trip summer
tourist tickets will be on sale daily from
Chicago at the rate Of SIG 90 round trip
ST. Paul and Minneapolis and 5000
round trip to Superior and Duluth, with
correspondingly low rates from all
points. For full information apply 70
your ne lrest agent or address r.. NJ.
Johnson, Gml Agt., COL Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
1858 6-1 til $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
SPORTING NOTES.

Dave Holly, the colored lightweight
of Philadelphia, has received an offer
to box Rufe Turner twenty rounds at
San Francisco.
''Buddy" Ryan, the welter weight
champion, and Dick Fitzpatrick come
together for their scheduled ten-round
battle tonight at Battle Creek, Mich.
Lewis (Kid) Goodman has been
matched with Young Sandow for n
wrestling bout to take place at Brook
Ign on Friday, June 30. This will be
the third meeting of the pair, Good
mar winning..bo the former bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23

1t is we'll known that everyone swal-
lows countless germs every day, many Of
them being positive disease germs which
under right conditions result in serious
sickness.
Dame Nature kills most of these germs
when they reach the stomach asd diees-
five organs with the natural inic, 5
sacreted by the healthy stomach. As a
usual thing it is only The person with a
weak stomach and poor digestion who
should fear the germs Of disease.
The most recent theory Of scientists is
hat the bodily health depends upon the
natural action ofthe stomach. This ex-
mains why those who use Mio-na tablets
sre rarely III. Taken before each meal,
Mona Strengthens The stomach 60 Ii T
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
Wrestling


Y
That Harvey Parker is n shrewd
MAJ when it comes to wrestling no
one will deny after the way he got
Fred Beell. of Marshfeld, Wis, a me-
tropolitan Endorsement. Beell was
comparatively an unknown quantity
in New York. Very few persons
identified with the sport hereabouts
had heard much about him and con-
sequently they were prepared to see 4
n sided contest when Beell met Jen-
kins. But evidently they had not bar
gained on their host for Beell not
only made an exceptionally fine show
ing but came so near heating Jenkins
that the latter's hackers were a tritIe
worried.
These who were present ut the con-
test will not. forget the event in n
hurry. 1t was a great struggle be-
tween a good little man and a clever
big man. Beell went against Jenkins
at odds that would have unnerved the
gamiest. In the first place, Beell was
wrestling in a strange city for the
first time and under conditions not
really conductive to excellent wrest-
ling. The two met in Billy Elmer's
gymnasium on an elevated ring about
twelve feet square. The ropes were
not taut enough to hold the men in
check when they rushed to the edge Of
the mat and more than once the prin-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received Saturday, June
24tl, 1905, at 2 o'clock P. M, at the
office of Forrest L. Smith, Civil En-
gineer, Io2 Smith Street, Perth Amboy,
N, j., for the construction of a pile ant
timber wharf to be built on the property
of A. A. Guigues, Esq, on Water
Street.
Plans, specifications and genera
information may be obtained at the
Engineers office.
A certified check for 5000. 90 must &C
company all bids.
A bond of $5oo.oo will be required Of
the successful bidder.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
1882. 6-Is I7-2o-2s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
One NIuht TO Denver.

From Chicago and the Central States
and two nights from the Atlantic Sea
board, ON the Colorado Special. Two
fast trains dai y via the Chicago, Union
Pacific and NORTH Western Line, ovel
the only double track railway between
Chicago aud the Missouri River. Sum.
mer tourist tickets to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo and return daily,
beginning June 1, $4,000 from Chicago.
Corresponding rates from other points,
All agents sell tickets via this line. Send
FIR maps, booklets, hotel lists, etc. AID
dress,
R. M. johnson, Gent Agt., 601 Chest
nut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
i144S 5-23 til csc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
Special Trains, Epworth League, Denver
$500 round trip from Chicago.

Special trains leave Chicago July Be-
and 4th via tho Chicago, Union Pacific
& North Western Line. Personally con
Quoted, through without change over
the only double track railway between
Chicago aud the Missouri River. This is
the official route for Ohio, Indiana, Mich
igan, Western Pennsylvania, Wiscon.
sin and other states. Low. rate tickers
on sale from all points. Send for illus.
trated Itineraries to r. M Johnson, Gem
Agt., 6Ol Chestnut s., Philadelphia, Pa.
1192G G.2I I'll G &c