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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
Local Items

Miss Nela Watson, of High street. en-
~tertained a number of friends ut a cara
party at her home last night.
Little Frederella Weldon, of 293 Zig
street, Is i'll at hei home.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson, of 1919 Gordon
street, entertained his two sisters, tne
| Misses Nettie aud Mamie Wenb OF Mata-
wan.
Mr.. lessen, of Gordon street, spent
Thursday at Elizabeth.
Mrs. George Bath, of 800 brighton
i avenue. and Mrs. Charles Dawson, OF
13i BRIGHTON avenue, were visiting
friands nj bound Brook Wednesday
RAYMOND Weldon, who has been Ill
with the grip at his home, 2s3 High
street. Is improving.
Mrs. D. futile, of Newton, formerly of
Perth Amboy, Is visiting in town.
Miss Ellen ancher, of 131 Gordon
street, quite i'll at her home with the
grip.
Mrs, Nicholas Morrissey, who has been
confined at her home with illness IL
convalescent.
Aaron Brown, of 25 Watson avenue,
is quite i'll at his home with the grip.
Mrs. Jennie Smith, and daughter, OF
New York, are visiting relat yes in town
Frank Anderson, of Market street, Il
able to be IL after being i'll Mt his homt
with the grip.
Arthur Quinn, of Brighton avenue. l.
onfined at his home with lines
DR.. Wilson lin attendance.
George Ochner, of 151 Brighton avenue
| was n visitor at New York Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-After n battle
with an ice gorge in the Detroit river
while crossing from Windsor. Ont, to
Detroit on q transfer boat the Cont
mental limited train of the Wabash rail
road, covered with snow and ice, has
arrived here with the private cars Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould attached.
Attaches of the train spoke Of the jour
ney Thursday as most exciting. For
forty minutes the big transfer boat
carrying the train rs held by the ice
gorge in the middle of the river.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
EUDs0N L1G<cUT AENAcED.
S me .ools aiy to aork on
Bosses Tfrms.

Jersey CITY b b. ll:-Tue first
breas in the ! cfout sitoatiou in Hnd.
sou county en- G vet. u'ay, audi was
tn unrolB Nto 10 x t ave L =
rDpmbar rs and o~aros u'ers' district
locals lave asked for a conference
W TN rue boss. S aud tue masous h We
elrta1y signed ih- agrs ement wticlr
tue Building Trades Employers As
sooiation nut OUT.
The conference with the pumh''
and ctrpanters will b. held this aft =
noon in the headquarters of the as o.
Grafton in the s. coad National Bank
building 1t is expected that before
ir is over the carpenters and plumber
will also have signed the agreement
If this course is lursuod the lockoui
W Il 10 q an end by this morning.
The action Of the carpenters and
plumbers was probably fastened by
the fact that delegates from the Ma
tional League Of Plumbers and Gas
filters Local of Newark, and the En-
t rprise Steam Filters of New York
appeared before the board of governors
CT the association this morning and
offered to go to work as soon MS the
association would give the word.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
JUNE NORMAL CLASS
CAVE A RECEPTION.
leasing Event TOok Place Last
Night at the State
Schools

Trenton Fen. H. The jane class
OF he S ate Normal school gave q
IN litnry reception and frolio TO the
faculty and members of oil other
G sses in the gymnasium last night.
Momblrs of the eraduatiug class and
officers Of the @ her Gloss s, number
og ono tundrod ia al, came in even
llt coats aut knick-rnock RS. Enc h
# thesa was accompanied by n friend
n evening Costume. The aft was
rom IS until 10. and was given in the
gymnasium.
The reception committee consisted
Of Professor aud Mrs. James VI. Green,
Miss Klngmau, Miss T. H. Thomas
Miss Josephine Mckinney. Miss Grace
Wood and Miss Lillian Nixon, captain
| Of the class. The attendance numbered
TWO hundred.
Fayors distributed consisted OF
black and blue panu9nts. colors Of the
class, aud pretty red hearts upon
which was in-cribod the class motto.
This affair is looked forward to with
a great deal OF pleasant antici pations,
and q Jolly time was enjoyed.
Refreshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
TROLLEY TALK
At ELIZABETH.
Said that the Council Will GRAM
No More Franchises in
Perpetulty.

Elizabeth, Feb. 11-According to Colo.
lel d. f. Collins, chairman of the Fin
nee Committee of the City Council, the
majority of that body has apparently
cached a decision to grant no more fran
his es in p%erpetuity. III an interview
yesterday Mr. [ ollins. w. en- lee uesttd &c
r~ply to the charge made by A. b. Carl
ton, of the Public Service Corporation
that the trolley company had been treated
unfairly by the city authorities, declared
e|mphatically that Mr.. Cartoons allega-
ton was entirely unfounded, AMI that,
N the contrary, the Public Service Cor
poration had quite ignored the desires Of
the city authorities for an early hearl's
on its application, made over Il hall yen
ago, for a franchise to extend its SOUTH
Broad street line, so as to complete ~
-rans-State line. BY securing this rlSht
| of way and connecting IL with rights OF
way already secured from the Kan way
| Council and about to be securei from the
| Linden Township authorities pne iuo-
lie Service CORPORATION would Sshortep
its line nv about ten miles by maxine
| unnecessary the roundabout trip from
ltnis city to New Brunswick by way OF
| Vcstfisld. Plainfield, Dunellen and
Bound Brook.
So as to avoid coming to the city Will
an application for n new trolley route
| into Elizabeth fro its Railway Elizabetl
| rolley route, now building, the Publi'
| Service Corporation is planning to aband-
| IN its original proposition to bring, it.
racks through Summer street to Soutl
Broad street. and will use its presen
racks on jersey avenue, for that purpose
according to Vice-President A. B. Carl
on, Of the company. There are obstacles
however, which may have to be overcome
~ the company before this can be done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

HAYDN; shipping, 65a7oc,; good to
STRAW long rye firm and tending
higher at $l.lj for choice and $1O5@1.10 for
ther.
9Ol, 27@3Sc.; 1909, 2Sa31c.; olds, l2Ql4c.;
,acific coast, 1904, 27M32c.; 1909, 27030c.
bids. l2lt4c. .
WHEAT-Qulet, but steady; February.
C~oRN-stcady, but dull; February, 4sA
oATsLzstssaay No. 2 white natural. ssA
BUTTER-Creamery. extras. per pounc.
1a3ll4c.; irsts, 29@3oc. seconds, 26a2Sc.
4 +hirds' a- s2 g. ;ec hela. ss ia Pss 2SsH5dS%c 81;
seconds. 2-@2lc,; thirds, l9a21c.
CHEESE-State, full cream, small, col
ored and white, fancy, l21sc. fine, Pc;
late made, colored and white, choice.
lll.e; fair to good, l01g9llc.; poor, ga
49,, large, colored and white, fancy;
and white, choice. lli4c; fair to good; s4s
aloe; large, poor, Sh49hc..; light skins,
small choice iGmlo%c prime SAaSlES:;
SIC; common to fair, G&47hc.; full
Skins, 4a5c.
EGGs-state, PENNSYLVANIA and nearby,
selected. white. fancy, 3Gu37c.: choice. 334
Csc. mixed, extra. 33a34c. tirsts, &c; fair
to good, 2SI3lG western. tirsts, sc. sec
onds; 29aSlc.; thirds, 26a2sc kentneky,
dirties, .2u2Gc.; checks, 22q.3c.; refriger-
ator eggs, 22d2Sc.
LIVE POULTRY - Fowls, per pound.
l4c.; chickens, per pound, 11h2c.; ROSTERS
old, per pound, &C.; turkeys, old PET
pound, 15c.; ducks. average, per pair 900
soc; geese, areragc, per pair. N.3Idi.6 81;
pigeons. per pair. 20c.
DRESSED POULTRY Capons. Philo-
delphia, large. fancy, per pound. 23d24c.;
mixed weights, 1Su20c, small and slips, IL
allie; chickens. Philadelphia, 9 to 10
pounds to pair, per pound. 2012lc.; mixed
sizes, l6ulSc. other Pennsylvania. I to s
pounds TO pair, fancy, per pound, 11c.:
state and Pennsylvania, mixed sizes. l4Gh
lac.
POTATOES - State. in bulk, per 1S1
pounds, $l.l2u1.37; per l6s pound bag. $40
also; Long Island, in bulk. per ~
pounds, $l.50nl.1 70; per lS pound bag, Sl;I'
u1.75; Jersey, in bulk. per $50 pounds
|$l.12G1.37; per barrel or bag. Sml.25;
sweet pSotattoes;o per barrel $2'5Oa4; per
DRESSED MEATS - Beef in moderate
demand at 7G9c. per pound for decent To
choice native sides: Il little extra beef
brought 9i2c.: calves slow and lower; city
dressed Veals sold at %d13i9c. per pound;
country dressed at 601lc.; mutton in mod
| crate demand at 719a9lac. per pound. with
| prime wcthers selling at 1Oc.; lambs
steady at 11012iAc.; country dressed hot
| hose lambs firm at $5alO per carcass
country dressed hogs quiet at unchanged
prices. or at 51om1l2c. per pound for
heavy to light weights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
He
HAS CHANGED.
CharlsS c. Black GIVES Int view
in Which He Denies The
n Published S'OriGS,

Charles Q. Black denies that h.
has chanRet front IN the taxat'oo
question. He was interviewed for q
Trenton newspaper on the subject yes
terday. He was very positive in "a
declaration IT. at he had always main
tanned that railroad property should To-
asse ssed ~ a state board.
Said he: "Ihere is not a wCrl OF
truth in the statements that my posi-
tion on The assessment question ~
my report is different from the stand
l took on the same question last fall
l have never uttered or written a
single word against the assessment OF
the property Of the railroads by q
state board
''In the commission of 1896 1 tool
the same position on the assessmen'
question which / have emphasized II
the present commission, and which j
recommended in my report just pre-
sented to the governor.
II stood on the same platform nj
through the campaign last fall. II
nv first speech in Jersey City sounded
the keynote that the railroads should
be assessed by a state board, but tina
they should be taxed S other propert,
is taxed. In every speech through
out the campaign I took the sam
position. [ never said a word in al
~vocatiug the other principle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Charlcs +. Conk-
lin of Chicago is the amateur billiard
champion of the United States. w. II.
Sigourney of San Francisco and Conk-
lin tied for first place in the tourna-
nent. In the extra match played last
night to decide which Of the two play.
RS should be the possessor of the
Brooklyn Eagles cup for the next year
he emblem of the national amateur
championship, Conklin defeated the Pa
ciic coast player by the score of 800 to
231.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
M'CUE CONFESSED.
Ex-MaYor of charlottesville Hinged
For Wife Murder.

For wife Murder.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Feb. II
Without a trcmor !. Samuel McCue.
ex-mayor OF this city. met death on the
scaffold here for wife murder. Hardly
had his strupp,es ceased when his con.
fesslon was given ont bv his spiritual
advisers. the Reys. G. l.. Petrie. II. b.
Lee and John 4. Thomson.
McC,e listened calmly TO the death
warrant ana when Sergeant Rogers
,slzed "Do Won hin thar if give Won
nv arm Won would he able TO walk to
no sc,f,o,d." he ,cplied colmlv ~ can
vail; without vour ala"
II hod hcnn eynnctc1 that bo would
mako sninc sort of statemen on The
.cof fn1d Inn mo did NOT utter . word
,ofnr, he moi death.
muoii.toIr ,fto, fbo oxoou+;on No
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
INSURANCE RATES
AT COUNTY SEAT.
Report There That They Will be
Doubled Within a Short
Time.
Special to the E0enfHg Aesys.

New Brunswick, Feb. 1l:-Business
men and manufacturers here are much
surprised at the information published
that there is TO ba decided advance in
the insurance rates in the mercantile
district of the city and tNat this ad-
vance is to he donble thai Ia te now
inforca. Last wear there was hut a
loss of $40, IS 80 on fires on a insur-
ance of Sill, 800 c. >rding to the re-
port If @ if x duev Of tn flre de.
ptrtn.nr , and tney are wondering
why the rats shouli g rp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
CIVIC RIGHTEOUSNESS
IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
Another Mass Meeting to be Held
There Tomorrow Night in
N. {. Church.
Special 10 lhe EgeNng Ae5o5.

9 New Brunswick, Feb. 1l;-Another
mass meeting will he held here tomor
row night in the interest OF Civic
Righteousness. y meeting was held
at the First NJ. Z. church on the even
ing of January 1 attended by the
aldermen of the city and at that time
resolutions were adopted fayoring a
reduction of the saloons here at least
one-third aud raising The fee to $500,
They were sect to common council the
next dav and the uoard asked to give
them an answer prior tn the meeting
to be held romorrow night. No answer
has heen received vt. The aldermen
nave been invited to this meeting
when Dr., Scott, president Of RUTGERS
College, ami Rev. j. f, Sawn viii
speak Mavor Myers has been invited
with the Beard of Aldermen ard thC
Trades and Lator Federation will bC
!. pres MT d.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
DRUM CORPS BALL.

The march at the ball of the Independ-
ut Fife and Drum Corps, which will b
cid ia Wilder Music Hall Tuesday night
i'll be led by Miss Hattie Anderson ans
1seph Plass.
Tue committee 10 charge Of the bal
ave tended an invitation to the NewarL
ife aud Drum Corps, the Newport Fit
nd Drum Corps aud the American FIJI
nd Drum Corps Of T%ottenville, S. /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

Churches
.ss..s@9~#1f.S
Grimm Enplish Lutheran.


Grace English Lutheran.
Services in the MOI ing at 1880.
In the evening the p stor will speak
on Some Appointments Christ makes
with Men" Sunday school at 2:30.
Junior League Friday afternoon at
$3.50. Confirmation CLASSES meet OH
Friday afternoon and evening.
ST. Paul's German.
Services will be held a s usual to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock, Rev.
DR.. j. Ganss officiating. Sunday
school will begin at 2 O'Clock.
Simpson NJ E.
Devotional meeting, $3.50 a. m.
Preaching, 1870 a m, subject, 1.-The
ReaIityof Repentance"
Sunday school, , p. m.
Epworth League, $50 p. M, sub
iect, Christ a Servant. Leader,
Mr.. Charles r. Fletcher.
At $50 p. m. there will be a special
Lincoln memorial service. 8s$E
r On account of the funeral service of
Mr. George D~inkelacker at 3 p.
III. the Sunday school will hold their
session at . p. m.
The Ladies auxiliary will meet Mon
day, 2 D. m. at the home OF Mr..
Rankin, No. / Centre street.
Presbyterian.
At the morning and evening services
of the Presbyterian church tomorrow
Rev. r. ]. Dick, of Elizabeth, will
preach.
Baptist.
Rev. DR. G ". Clark, OF Nights
town, who represents the Amerlo n
Baprist Pu1licttion S ciety. Will &C
cupy the pulpit of the rst Baptist
tomorrow both morning and evening,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
OBITUARY.

.Johan Johansen, forty nine year
old, died this morning at II Division
street He was a widower. He bar
been i'll for sometime. Funeral vii
be held Monday afternoon.
Patrick Mansfield, thirty-four years
old, who lived ats Boynton 5 factory.
Sewaren, was found dead in bed at
his place of residence in Sewarep,
Thursday. Death was caused ny :
hemorrhage. His body is now at }. j
Flvnn's undertaking p%arlors, thi.
city. Mansfield has two brothers in
this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
SPECIAL LINCOLN SERVICE.

The Christian Eudeavor service il
"a FIRST Presbyterian church tomo,
ju night will be varied ny a servic
f song with orchestral accompani'
nant. There will also be- an addrtss
= Judge Lyon on Abraham Lin
oln." The sorg service will com
neuce promptly at $40 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
Heavy Sentence For Barney piInicIs.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ll.-Bamey
Pilnick. who was charged with con-
ductinG ten different dives within the
past four years here, has been sen
fenced 10 four years nj the county
prison. This is the heaviest sentence
ever imposed j. the local courts for this
offenSc. Rose Pilnick, his wife. who
was accused of being the manager of
five places, was sentenced to three
years imprisonment,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
]0ES NOT WANT POWDER MILL

New Brunswick, Feb. l:-Representa'
ttves OF a large powder manufacturing
oncern have been trying to secure lam
u North Brunswick Township for a ia
DRY. They made overtures to former
freeholder Parsons, but he refused to sell
my land to them. The local Board OF
,ealth will watch any attempt to locat'
factory of any kind along the stream ms
yhich are tributary to New Brunswlck's
water supply system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.

The steamer Man una finished TN
Loading her cargo Of IN lion at til
Amerlcan Smelling aud Rptinins
Companv's dock yesterday, at noon
and in the afternoon she sailed f.
Norfolk, Va Yesterday afternoon a
2:3n o'c ock the big steamer Cherones
from South America, hy a Of New
York, came into po, t.. To-Day she j
unfolding a cargo of copper billion a
the American Smelling and Retinin
Compay s dock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
ElGH YEARS OLD.

Mrs Lawrence Bogls, Of 90 Lewis
street, entertained q lumber of friends
a h-r b mo Thursday mig t III honor
OF her elghtieth birthday. One of The
features of tn party was a huge cake
having In it eighty candles.
Some of hose present were Mr.. and
Mrs JaHn Boggs, Mr.. ami MIS-. G. c.
Hommann. William Boggs, William
Van Wyck and P. Van Wyck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

WEDDING PARTY.

Hungarian wedding party of about
hirty members, walking two by two,
irew attention at Smith and State streets
shortly before noon today, the white
garb or the woman and the streaming
shite badges of the men drawing much
tttpuIiDn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
May USE ELECTRICITY.

Report has il that among the mauy
'hauges to be made by the Staten Is.
land Rapid Transit railroad, this
priug, will lie the changing of the
power nf the railroad from steam to
electricity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
A DOUBLE FUNER RAJ.

A dooblo funeral was held f'om st.
Strpoeu's Polish r. Q. chnrou yestrr-
day af ernoon II was n at Of two
infants who's, parents resi- ie near each
other neat Boyn'on Beach. They
were Stem en- Sefa, te ,fg r'eo-
m|cutts.old son # lisp. ana Rosr
Sefn, aud May ~prime2aako tn
fou I. EN- months olr daughter of
Josep ant Mary Marimezitko,
Intcrment was made il St Stephen
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
BASKET SOCIAL.

The Young Mems Forum basEt t
'ociahie will be hold in the club house
n High street Tuesday night. The
nacious home Of the organ ization
will be tastefully decorated and must
;ai entertainment will be provided A
small admission Will tie charged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Is the Only Possible Way OF Having
An ERectIVe Cure.

# you see 4 woman or a man with lux
uriant glossy hair. you may be sure nei-
Their has dandruff to amount to anything
In nearly every case where women and
men have thin brittle hair, they owe It
to dandruff. There are hundreds of prep
arations that "claim" to cure da~ndruff,
but not one but Newbro's Horpicide tells
you that dandruff is the result of a germ
Durrowing into the scalp. n that per-
manent cure of dandruh and its conse-
quent falling M badness. can only be
had by killing the germ; II there is no
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but Newbro's Herpicide. Destroy
the cause. and You remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
C A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
A N. w RESTAURANT.

Joseph f, Rushe has opened a first
lass restaurant at $40 State street.
Mr. Rushe with Il reputation
moving every detail of the business
n which he is engaged, and will no
'ouht meet with success in his new
Henturn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
THOUGHTFUL Hiss.

The ll.Jl.f-What did you mean by
Ie'tua g..r- llusains kiss you in th'
parIor Jas. NIGHT?
Pretty DWghter-Why. mamma,
afraid We might catch cold If | lei
him kiss rue in the hall.-Chicago News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
Pensions and Panama Zone bills.

WASHINGTON. Feb. II. 49, After
maintaining its record for the rapid
disposition of private pension bills, 433
being passed in an hour and II half, the
house considered for Il short while the
bill providing a government for the
Panama canal zone. An early adjourn
ment was taken to enable the Republic
ans to confer on the statehood bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
LiHC La's 8tt H0A

Mnn1av viii h otstv d rs Lin
colu's ortedav in t lusi"ess world
The banks " II he cl d III oay ut d
the post Office will close at 10 o'cIo h.,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
o.,xeyo Roads Tied Up by storm.

OSWEGO, y. V, Feb. ia heavy
snowstorm, with high westerly winds,
blocked all the roads in this vicinity
and delayed trains Oh the Rome Wa
tcrtown and Ogdensburg and the New
York. Ontario and Western railroads
from one to eight hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
codex Psalmarum Sold.

Tie sum of $4,000 was paid at a OH
don auction tie other day for "Codes
Psalmarum'' of the year 1859, of w"ien
only 90 copies were originally printed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
scnotor wright Arrested.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 11.-State
Senator Eli Wright, indicted by the
grand jury of Sacramento county on
= charge of bribery, has been arrested
,crC. He furnished Il bond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
LAND OF FLOWERS & SUNSHINE
CaIlfo mia womsn's Letter Of Special In
tefest 10 People Of Perth Amboy.

At this season Of the year a letter
from the land of flowers and sue
shine is of SPECIAL interest to our readers.
The letter from the Holden Drug Co., of
S~t"cktou. Ca, Que the lorgest drug
houses on the Pacific Coast is Of esp cial
lntertsr. they write: Excused ia q
letter from oae of the mo t prominent
residents of this city. she will not allow
her name to be published in the news
pap--s, hu' We can furnish it to anyone
writing us"
The lie ter is as follows:
For some four years my daughter
las had h adaches, which seiiou, v in.
erierred with her school wurk. Until
recently we attributed the trouble 10 eye
stain. but hai'peni' g to notice your ad-
vertisement of Hyomei we were satisfied
that her tr uble came from catarrh.
We purchased a dollar outfit and with.
II twenty-IUur h urs great relief was cx-
perienced, and the loosening of mucous
natter and the reduction of throa infla.
nation began. Sky days use Of Hyomei
made nearly Il complete recovery, which
We consider very satisfactory alter nearly
four years Of expense and fluitless treat
nent ny other methuths, and that we
feel grateful is to put it mild"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
r Z SHE'S
r 6 S T A U r a N 7
80 STATE z & T
DINNER 35c
SUNDAY, FEBR jar 18th, 1905.

Oyster Z Shell
SOUP
Chicken Gunbo Consomme a lie Roya
FISH
Cod Fish Steak Sauce Tar Tar
ENTREE
Chicken Pot Pie Peach Charlotte
ROASTS
Ribs Of Prime Beef, att jus
Leg Of Veal, with Jelly
VEGETABLES
Fried Parsnips Green Peas
Mashed Potatoes Boiled Potatoes
DESSERT
Chocolate Pudding, wine sauce
Mince Pie Col9anu' Ir.
Lemon Plmpkin Apple
Huckleberry Apple Damp.ne
Cheese
Tea Milk Coffee
Regular Breakfast 25c
Regular Supp-, BE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

CATTLE-supply light; market steady:
choice. s. 3945,l3; prime, @.Ed5.25; veal
calves. $1.50aS.
HOGS-Rcceipts light; market higher;
prime, heavy and mediums; S.l5m5.g
heavy Workers, S,lOa515 light Workers,
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Supply light
market steady; prime wethers, $4,000, 90
common sheep, $2.50d3.20; spring lambs,
E505.T5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

This letter shows hat many cases Of
,ickness and debility ale Simply caused
y cata rrh and that they can be cured by
'yomci. This is Natures own m-tI cd Of
uriLg catarrh, medic ting the air you
,reath.
A complete outfit, including the in
Ter. costs but 81, and extra bottlt 8 are
My 30 cents. Ak G. A. Sexton to show
MI the strong guarantee u"der which he
ellis this remarkable remedy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call easy at ia per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3l204A per cent.
Exchanges, $Sl5. $3.50 balances, S12, 929,
sol.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
ALL PLAN COMPLETED

This afternoon the committee in charge
OF tie private reception which btaea
Singing Society will give IN Braga HALL
tonight completed all plans for the affair.
Classified ads. on page 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11

An adv. IN The News Want col
umn brings good results.