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HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL HYsER-william G: Heyes, Buffalo.
spraeue, Waterto1n n. Y: oe {. <: Cox, &.
Foster, Worthington; P. Fl. Miller, Des Moines,
Iowa: Edmund Dekard and wife, Huron, s. D.;
L Rettsy and Fe Mss city tews
Duluth Charles E. Marks; Utica. N. Z;
+. R: Trayes, Chicago; j; L. Bernstein New
Alta. Iowa; G. A. Walker, Brainerd; Mrs.
Al E. l RtMianer Lake Mills IeMa Hay.
New York: Paul Bush and wife. Chicago:
Il. B. Bard, Lansing, Mich; F.. B. Doyle,
Chicago; W. s. Sheep Frank L. Bu,nett
B. 3, Harris, Crookston; Frank. Porter Cassel-
ton, N. d. S. E. Moist. Chicago.
HOTEL VENDoME-Dr. and Mrs. G.. P. Dc'."
Worthington; j. G. Born, sheboygan; G..
Clark, Hartford; NJ. Bange. Madelia: Dr..
do, Jr., Minot, N. d.; E. J. Brown. Kenm.
N. D.; H. E. Leach, Spring Valley; F.
Lake, Scandal; W. B. Mitchell, st. GIG
Pore pa gsts'f e. & Crosse g. Iand
Dawson; A. Mortenson, St. Paul; Charles GUS
tafson, St. Paul: J. II. ALLEN, Chicago; r..
W. Yates, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. v. p H.
Mason City Loyal na G. n kseney' Mason M Gek
| Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. stewert Wash
ington, Iowa; J. 4. Gunst, Washington loWa;
| Ray Gunst, Washington, Iowa; G. e. Fraiiey,
Wis: a.. N. CUM Center City, Mimi; W. A.
| - Butler and family, Little Falls; Mrs. Hugh
Evans, st. Cloud; NJ. s. Barger, La Crosse;
| James Kabaker, Chicago; J. b: Larry, Cedas
Rapids F.nsA. NeEman.-Le susur' =. y :
| D. W. Cram, BEETLES, Alaska; Mr. ana eMrs'
George Hoffman, Fartbault.
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FOR sALE-DRuG STORE, STOCK, FIX.
one In town and patronage of seven other
towns where there are no drugstores; hfty
miles from Minneapolis; good farming coun-
try; stock will be sold at inventory cost
BENTLEY & KENNA, s.-.-..
4OO-4O4 Endicott, St. Paul.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE.
Eleven carloads of cooperage stock, MS fol-
lows: #G
Five cars Eastwood heading. "a
:, Six cars southern gum and oak slaves.
& This property can be inspected at Security
warehouse corner LIST st and 4th av N. &ef
lr--, Security Warehouse Co.
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HOTELS

...s5 HOTELS
HoTrr, vEHDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
ninmbtne. parquet floors, room telephones
steam heat. 75c-$1.25; with bath N.oO-kS.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd Av g: ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside re"
Rates. 75c ST. 81 so single.
MELBOURNE HOTEL. sT HEaHEeM
Eierantiy furnished rooms: strictly drsts
SEVENTH ST HOTEL; NEW AND NoDl
from 75c day upwards. 90 fth ct d
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MEDICAL

SWEDISH MOVEMENT AND MASSAGE
Cured successfully, sprains joint disease, con-
stipation and rheumatism. A. Clasno gradu-
ate at Stockholm. Sweden. 222 Boston Block,
Minneapolis. Tel. T. G. 9O23; hours 9 to IL
and to 4 p. ri
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN H. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and ambalmer. SO 7th st s.. Both phone
HUME DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin. Both phi
RAINVnLE BROS, UP-To-DATE UNI
z takers: honest prices. II Central Both pa
HUME 6 ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECT
40 Hennepin av. T. c. 97o7. N. w. 81
). AMOR co.. UNDERTAKES AND EN-.
balmers, sos ID av s.. Both phones. 155.
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SEVEN PER CENT, PREFERRED, CuMuLAa-
tive manufacturing stock Is oHereu 10 q nuu
its products in most all the country ADJ.
tional working capital Is sought. SHARES are
; of 500 each, but payments OF S1o MONTY mon h
on each share can be maze. ooupons W. I'D Id
given for fractional parts of the shares as palo
for and interest will begin on these at once:
Failure to pay the balance Will not 1oilvi'
what has been paid Address J. 5. sherfl4l'
1922 Guaranty Building ----------
o Fox so s21f-REs s Z Z . SMALL .
European hotel and the only bakery , IN 9
o a live Minnesota town of 1000 people: 9
O This is a money maker; can pe poengnt
at low figure; $500 down, balance Aroln
o profits Of business. 49, Il. .,-s. Z
40O-4O4 Endicott. St. Paul:
o o 0 o o o o o o Q =: = :. = - :
AN ESTABLISHED MANUFAoTURFING t.. Com ION:
pany enjoying a large and growing business
are in need of trusty man that mas Know !
edge of bookkeeping. AS they desire the posi- s
ton to be filed permanently they ask Ina ma
business, part to be paid in cash, balance % o.
time to suit. An exceptional opening Tor I'M
right nan. Address Position, or cal IN per
son S22 Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis:
HOW THEY GOT R1CH-GY BOOK tE ~
how great fol tunes have been made; nov ION
Sc, 900 made $4,000 in three years; now pc
cent can be made monthly on your capital AM
money secured by New York real estate: nov
small Investments become great; how you cal
! make $1oO to $500 monthly without capita !
my book tells all these things and more; 1t i
free Write for it. J. V. Riedel, AZ Broad
way, New York. - --r-- : -
% 90 sroRn eAsHo . % y
o Let us know your requirements anu ae we :
o Z: VIII make you very low price on oroets:- n
placed 'e city S sssh J, + Door Co..
4th st. opposite Courthouse. Phone %.
o o 0 o. o 0 Q o o
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DRUGGISTS

WHEELFR's COUGH BALSAM 20c AND $50
per bottle; our time, attention and ability Is
given your prescription. Let US prepare yours
Cchurchill. druggist. NicolleI Hotel block.
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REAI, ESTATE EXCHANGE

- oSo~1s>RooM MODERN HOUSE. MIME
'D s5,so5NTen. room house part modern, for
sc oaN-Eicht-room house and store build-
ing Minneapolis, for stock farm. -.
$1,5O0--Five- room house, 8 acres, at sparta.
Wis, for acres small farm rs miles from
se,ooeM2oo-acre farm 90 miles from Min
neanols, for general merchandise or hardware
Ss Or P9Sss sft5Ser and meadow. for
$7ooo-lS5 acre farm, large house an, and
buildings on shore large ty lake north OF An
We have a number of good houses in Illinois
and Indiana. for Minnesota land ~
437 Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis.
OF FOR 0 TRADE &c. O. % 0 o
VIII trade for a1yhg that can be t1nad
8 800 Oneida Block. g., =,
o o. o o o o. % o
ELK RIVER STOCK FARM FOR TRADE-s2o
acres, 1870 Of it is, fine meadow, balance Is
wood timber left on it. 1t is five miles from
town. will trade this for a good stock Of
f'V want IT them now. Address Rudolph Babler
Jr.. Real Estate, Perham, Mimi.
40 ACRES IMPROVED FARM, NEAR
s IS 50
pillow and in clover, balance pasture; farm all
fenced; acres natural grove around build;
terms to suit on balance. 5746. Journal
! HAVE THE FOLLOWING LAND TO TRADE
for general merchandise, horses, shoes or cloth
ing: SEA, 4-116-47, Dueul county, South Da-
kota price $50 per acre. mortgage $4,000. This
is a snap David Ryan, Ivanhoe, MINI.
r YOU HAVE LAND, CITY PROPERTY OR
- merchandise anywhere you want to exchange
or sell, list with u.s.. Can match any propo.
son A as1 anaru ses ststs Investment
EYA
dat building in exchange for arst-class brick
store building and general stock goods in
good southern Minnesota town; owners only
1854, Journal.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE STOCK CT
general merchandise for North Dakota land
must be first-class and clear Of 1ncumbrance
x Address Box 461, Devils Lake, N. D.
For sALE-oR WILL TRADE FOR SMALL
stock of general merchandise, 100 acres o
pine stumpags in ros ST. Louis pus. county Mimi
FOR SALE OR TRADE-4so ACRES OF GREEN
timber land in Aitkin and Kanabec counties
will trade for stock OF merchandise. G. F
Mahnkt, Mora. MIMI
FINE VIII WHIP n ayAnrEn %jss 1,o1 IN
ton; near Wilton, for small mode home
HOO 18th av Sc. 49,
70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND LOT ON let
st, between Hennepin and Nicollet, for s NnI
farm; property rents for $35 per month. 521t
Journal.
WILL TRADE leo ACRES OF FINE LAND Il
Clay e0ny Mnn for residence M sti
WANT TO EXCHANGE GOOD FARM LAND
in Stearns county for vacant lots In Mime
- apolis Write Walter c. Borrill. Norris MINI
NEWSPAPER PLANT TO EXCHANGE.
House to exchange for land. =
Shepard Bank Of Commerce bldg. -
70 ExCHANGE-FINE RESIDENCE PROF
erty in growing Minnesota town for North
South Dakota land. $751; Journal. I
{ CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. sHEI
ard, Bank Of Commerce bldg. :.
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: AUTOMOBILES.
Use "Anti-Freeze'' in your automobile and
run It all winter; guaranteed not to freeze OF
injure your machine in any way: Boo per gallon.
;.--~-..- Northwestern Motor Vehicle Co.
! !. =. 219 9th st. S. Minneapolis. MINI. -
AUTO WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR PLAN
runabout in part payment for land; ~ miles
from Hankinson, N. D.; give price and descr1p-
ton first letter. Address 5529, Journal
FOR sALE-1s04 MODEL RAMBLER AuTOMO-
! bile: 16 horsepower, with detachable tonneau.
Apply at 31S jackson st, st. Paul ~
WANTED-To BUY SECONDHAND AUToMo-
bile with tonneau; must be a bargain. J. +.
/ Kulander, Winthrop, MINI.
FOR TsALE1NDIAN MoToRCYCLE, 1906
model, good as new, frst-class running order
| See Roach, Z 7th st y.
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CLAIRVoYANTS

MME, ANNA ALPLANALB READS THE
lines of the hands by methods known only to
the gypsies; fee 81; ladies only: no business
SUNDAYS 3O44 Fremont tv s. Take either
Como Harriet or Lake st cars.
NAIRvoYANT-MME.A ANDREWS, 1917 Sd Av
a. Take 4th av car.
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o o
y - 49, .'@2 .%~ -...,.-
o FOR sALE-EINE FARM, $40 ACRES, c
o all under cultivation. in Pope county, {
o only one mile from Lowry. Barn 4OXS0,
o granary, good house, telephone, flowing c
0 well piped. This Is OF the best {
o farms in the state and will be sold at a
o very low price, the owner wishes to {
0 retire. For further information address {
0 Hans Slette, Lowry, Mimi.
o o 0 o c
FOR sALE-THE OWNER OF THREE FINE
sections of Canadian prairie land must close
out his, holdings at once, and offers to sci
all In section or half-section tracts at
very low price. This land is located In south
eastern Assinaboia, in the finest wheat coun
try in the world; in well-settled, prosperous
community and near town. Anyone desiring
q bargain will do we'll to communicate witt
A. N. Quale, 617 Andrus building. 49,
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o &C o o o o o o o o
o s7oo-cHEAp FOR THE FINE COR. 0
o ner of Riverside and 23d ay S; all Q
o street improvements in; 81 foot front
o age on Riverside; .o,. I,,u 9
that fine lying lot on Humboldt {
av S, between Franklin and 22d ST. c
o "a feet front by 1S5 feet deep; faces
o east and has all street Improve
ments in; among fine new homes; {
o can't be duplicated.
MAKE OFFER for the south and west
corner and adjoining lot on Sd av s
o and 9th st; 91x127; all street improve
ments in and paid for on both streets.
ss5o-Harriet av, between Franklin ana
o ed st; east front; all street I'M
provements In and paid for o,., -.
S1,15o-Fremont av 5, near 24tn ST.
80 os east front; 5sx12s' oornsr ODD St. on
o s1,5oo-Girard av s.. between Franklin
o 81 4oo"Corner W e6th st and Lake Of {
o isles boulevard; 54x15o; above grade.
Make OFFER on lots 1, 49,, =, O. d -; a1'
corner of Lyndale and Garfield avs
o Yale Realty Company, 2oe 9TH st s.
o Q Q Q Q Q Q Q {
Q aiooSnor ON ? poRf1S ( 5 Az, ?&lslas,
y near 2Sth st. lots across the avenue
held at $50 front foot; this price lot
short time. ~
o 81 ,25o-Lot on Colfax av near 10Th ST: oo+,,
O S70O-Double corner Pleasant anu oati,
o SA0o blocks from Lake Harriet car line;
o sao5NCorner lot 42d st and Blaisdell av.
y S9OO-East front James rav near 3lst:
q $3.50 per acre on Nicollet av and Goth st.
We insure farm and city pFopeetE'
O Lauderdale Co. s Sloane,
O. Temple Court.
o o Q o Q Q . . y
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN y, LOTS &c.
81 soo-Lot Nicollet av, near 10th ST.
ri .OOO-Lot Irving av S, near 3od st:
x OO0-Triple corner Aldrich N and 18th ST.
ssOO-Triple corner Aldrich av s. ana 42o 81
$4oo-Lot Aldrich av s. near s ssd st. st.
S225-Lots Bryant av 5, near aou 81 -
S2O0-East front lot, Bryant, near list st.
$25O-Lots Garfield S. near 2lst st.
Croker & Abbott, 51s Bank Of Commerce.
TEN ACRES s1.e5o; 80 FEET FROM CIT III.
limits; nine blocks from street LII Ii, s+r ne
water crossing it: good for chlckens uuc a1,
fruit and flowers: other pieces larger ,I an
smaller. F. J. Percival. 8O6 Guaranty DloE
CORNER ON 2sth ST. $3.50, VICINITY BIZ
Vicinity s2d s. 100 Oakland AZ corner ives se1
! front. inside 35th st, $625; Calhoun Park COZ
ner lot, 81 900, on SOD st s, vicinity, !Hnh
boldt. F. J. Percival. SOC Guaranty olog. =
S4oO-GRAND AND s5th; SIDEWALK, WATEHe
s92 Goo oP Foresf aV az. $4,000 feet j. G. Hal
1855 Lumber Exchange.
THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY CO.
lots ct Koochichtng Falls on BALE Easy term
Call or write at once. 12o Temple C''as
Minneapolis.
: INFORMATION FREE - CANADIAN LAND
R. r. Stoner, Canadian government agen
2S1 Boston Block Minneapolis, Mimi
a. OR 30 FEET FRONTING EAST ON 81
av Sc, between University, at great oargan
Inquire there.
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STOVE REPAIRS

repairs FOR ALL sTovEs-GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hcnnepin ~.
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PROFESSIONAL.

suPERFLuoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, rERMA.
nentIy removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER.
s77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand OF the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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THEATRICAL COSTUMES.

WE FURNISH THEATRICAL AND MAsQUE.
rade costumes at reasonable prices. Catalogue
free Smith Costume Co.. 80 18th ct 3.
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STEAMSHIPS

TO AND FROM EUROPE, NEW sTEAMERat
hest service, low rates, cheaper than to stay al
home r.. e. Lidman. agent Canadian Pacih1
Steamship lines, Is 3D. st s, Minneapolis
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OUR PRICES BRING THE BUSINESS. YOU
are requested to look up other stocks and
prices, then call on US; we guarantee 20 sell
you. Our stock Of new and second hand office,
store, ba TX, drug and bar fixtures is the larg-
est IN the northwest, including sales, desks.
chairs. tables, walioases, showcases, scales,
counter, mirrors; special line Ut Jewelry AND
bank safes. twin Clty fixture Co.. z23 sd
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Home, business or property of any kind, no
price and learn how we do It, H. A. Richie,
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IS ,0co ACRES OF CAPITAL BUILDING LANDS
in Mcrherson Edmunns, taulk, Potter and
Hyde counties In South Dakota, will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder. For
particulars, If interested relative to descr1p'
tons, appraisement, terms, date and place
OF sale. apply to this department. CD. Bach,
commissioner sci DOL and public lands, Pierre,
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o o o o = I
FOR sALE-1F YOU WANT TO BUY
a stock and dairy farm in the big red
clover belt midway between Minneapolis
and Duluth on extra easy terms, address
L. A. Howard, SOP Oneida Bldg.
O q
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MONEY MAKER.
Here's opportunity that is seldom offered.
The only 81 and $1.25 hotel in town; restau-
rant in connection; doing fine business; must
sell. Write for full particulars to Box 16l,
= Mi}lhank n
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PERSONAL - MY HUSBAND WAS A HARD
drinker for over 20 years. cured him by 4
you how l did it. 1 have nothing to cell, so
want no money. Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Box
159, Hillburn, N. Y. 1859 b..
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ELK RIVER STOCK FARM FOR TRADE-s20
acres, $50 of it iss fine meadow, balance Is
wood timber left on it. 1t is five miles from
town. will trade this for good stock of
goods or store building. Send me your trades,
I want them how. Address Rudolph Babler,
IL. Real Estate. Perham. MINI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
CHURCHES.

Women without hats are not to be
admitted hereafter to Canterbury
cathedral in England.
Pope Plus x. has sent the papal bene-
diction to the members of st. I.iborius
church choir. st. Louis, in recognition OF
their consistent and sustained observ-
ance of the regulations regarding church
music.
s As a memorial to the late Jay Cooke.
one of the founders and rector's warden
of st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal church
of A%shbourne. Pa. a memorial hall will
be built there. The plans for the build
ing. which will cost SIS 900. have been
accepted. The funds will be provided by
Mr.. Cookies children.
Twenty-Five years ago, says a religious
worker. the ruling idea of the church
was that children should be seen and
not heard. The result was that few were
seen and none heard. The growth of
young peoples societies in the churches
in the last quarter-century means that
the truth is realized that the young are
the most efficient builders of the King
dom of Heaven on earth.
DR.. Adolf Fritzen, bishop of Stras-
burg, has again issued an edict forbid
ding priests within his diocese TO use
bicycles. He is sharply criticised there
for by the newspapers, which call at
tentiop to the fact that bicycling ceased
long ago to be a mere secular sport, and
that priests often find the wheel most
useful, especially those who have 10
visit members of their congregation in
remote country places.
Notwithstandingth the French people are
demanding the separation of church and
state, the Roman Catholics of Francs
have given more to the worldwide
propagation of their faith than all other
countries combined. Out of a total oil
S 1852, 017.07 given for that cause last
year France contributed S701.00S.64
while American Roman Catholics save
only S156. 942.9 90. about oGe-eighteenth
as much as was given to missions by the
Methodist Episcopal church alone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
LEARNED OF -LITTERATEURs.

Viola FIRTH, a 13-year-old English
girl, has written a volume of verse
which has sold more than 5000 copies.
Paul Bourgeois Paris home, in the
Rue Barbet-de-Jouy, is a rallyine
point of the French artistic and lit
erary society during the season.
The son of the not sufficiently APP
preciated novelist, Anthony Trollope,
has likewise turned to literature. He
is about to publish a biography OF
IMoliere.
Justin Mccarthy says that his three
objects in his life have been attained.
They we're: To write books, to be a
member of parliament, and to live in
London.
Capt. Orville ]. Nave, an army
chaplain and author of "Nave's Top
ical Bible is engaged in the com
'pilation of a revised Bible which will
be a unique edition and the only II
of its kind.
Edward Rostand has made so much
money with the products OF his pen
that he has been able to engage thI ee
popular Partisan artists, Jean Weber,
Henri Martin and Caro- Delvaille, to
decorate his Basque villa at Cambo.
Helen Longstreet, daughter of the
famous general, has written in Lee
and Longstreet at High Tide" the
story of the battle of Gettysburg in
answer to certain criticisms that have
been leveled at her distinguished IA
,ther. She has gone to the reeords for
her story, and has filed out sundry
gaps by reference to the memoirs left
by her father.
A. r. Quiller-Couch, better known
as O." is the latest British novelist
to make an effort to get into parlia-
He will stand at the Oc-
tober election, and it is expected ne
will win out. as he is very popular in
his native region. He lives in the
Cornwall ne has made so famous IN
his stories. Couch is 43 years of age.
and has written % books.
While he was yet a teacher in the
Jews free school, Spitalfields, Lon
don, Israel Zangwill, now famous as
author and playwright. composed
some verses, and timidly sent them to
the editor of an American magazine.
They were promptly returned. Some
years later, when fame had come his
way. the same editor cabled for o
poem. Mr.. zangwill dispatched the
rejected verses, which we're paid for
at a high rate, and doomed as the
work of a celebrated author.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
PORT kEADING.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. King, of Elizabeth, chief oper-
ator for Standard Oil Company, who
has been stationed at Port Reading
the past few days, during the test of
the new pipe line between Bayway
and Lancaster. Pa, has resumed his
regular duties at Bayway. The first
three days while the pressure is be-
ing SEN from Lancaster is inspected
hourly by inspectors in case any
leaks are discovered.
Harry b. Wilt, who for the past
year has filled the position as Phila-
delphia and Reading railway train
dispatcher on Port Reading Division,
was transferred to the main Offices
in Philadelphia a few days ago. John
Shea. of Philadelphia, has succeeded
Mr.. Wilt. Mr.. Wilt has been a board
er at The Homestead" Sewaren,
his home being at Centre Valley, Pa,
near Bethlehem.
John Bailey, of Bound Brook, was
a local visitor Friday night.
The democrats have now II hun
dred members for their new club,
with William McGittegan os presi-
dent.
Norman Klein, pipeline inspector
Standard Oil Company, covering the
territory between here and East Rah-
way, has left town for Pennsylvania
where he will inspect new pipe lines
now under operation. His home is at
Midway, Pa.
Walter Randall, of Bradford, Pa,
another inspector, has left for Kan
sas, whore the company is installing
new pipe lines.
Frank Hudosh was a local visitor
in Jersey City Friday night.
Robert Ponder, who has been in
: the employ of the Philadelphia &
Reading railroad as night foreman
, on the local docks since the docks
were completed thirteen years ago,
has resigned his position to take
charge of the Crab Beach Hotel,
formerly run by j. ~Rockberger, sup
e~rintendent of the tin works, who
has moved near Lockwood's cross
ing.
Joseph Nevill was a visitor in
PERTH Amboy last night.
William Connors and his two sons
enjoyed Saturday and yesterday at
the nome of relatives in Philadel-
phia
Charles Hibbetts spent Saturday
night in Perth Amboy.
Robert Irwin enjoyed Saturday
night at a theatre in Newark.
Walter Ferguson spent yesterday
afternoon and evening in Perth Am
boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
American Slaves
C. A. Sexton S Emancipation Act that will Free Thousands.

No one appreciates better than the
victim of indigestion that he is an
abject slave to his stomach, and
Mr.. C. A. Sexton, in guaranteeing
that Mona will strengthen the
stomach so that YOU can eat what
you van and when you want it, re-
moves all fear of further bondage.
The stomach is to the body what
the foundation is to Ine house, and
when it is weakened or diseased, one
organ after another is affected until
the heart, lungs. Kidneys, and liver
will all be involved. Indigestion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

causes nervousness, sleeplessness,
head aches, back-aches, distress af-
ter eating, furred tongue, and gen.
eral weakness and debility.
Mi-o-na is not a mere temporary
relief for Indigestion, but a positive
remedy for all stomach troubles, pro-
noting good digestion, stimulating
the secretions, and restoring health.
Ask c. A. Sexton to show you the
guarantee under which he sells Mi
o-na. A large box of the tablets
sells for so cents, but costs nothing
unless it cures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
BOTH ROOD
AND MEDICINE.

We like best to call SCOTS
Emulsion a food-medicine. 1t
is a term that APPLY describes
the character and action OF
our Emulsion. Mote than a
medicine-more thaha food,
yet combining the vital Rrin-
ciples of both. 1t is for This
reason that SCOTS Emulsion
has a distinct and special
value in all wasting diseases
There is nothing better to
remedy the troubles of i'm
perfect growth and delicate
health in children. The action
of SCOTS Emulsion is just as
effective in treating weak
ness and wasting in adults.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York.