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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-08

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-08

Writes Clerk Wlsngoa Ne Has No De
sire to Deceive People,

SIRE 70 ueealHo Feople'
TuesdSS's Sun contained an article
relative 10 p'a, Of Tote recorded in
thu p,b 70 rteerds-Of AlschuS cnun,N
by II. MulliGaa Of Philsd-lp',a which
land purpOr,ed 70 be lOca,ed IA North
Gainesville, etc,
Clerk Samuel n, WiengeS the day
following Ihe publication received y
letter frIm Me MulliRan, IN reply 10
one informing bia Of lhe location Of
the land, which greatly raises the lat.
ter in the estimAlion Of the editor Of
The Sun, and shows that Mr., Mulligan
had no intention Of deOsivinG or swim
ding the public, aS stated IN the ar
ticle previously PUbithsd In fast,
MulliRau seems 20 have been deceived
himself. The letter 20 Mr, WienRes,
which we publish 60 Justice to Mr..
Mulligan. is aS follow,
"Philadelphla, Nov 8. 1908.
rs. H. WienRes, Eco,
Dear Sir; YOaE favor Of OSt. Slst
Just TO hand, and contents noted with
surpFise, Il being the arSt inumAtion I
ever received shat there Ia already an.
other North Gaineeville, aud have
been In correspondence with a great
many people IN Florida, and hNve writ.
ten the superintendent Of the SAvan.
nah, Florida a Western Railroad ,
which runs through the place, az the
main Office az Savannah, Ga,
II am extremely Obliged to you for
this pointer, and shall stop ceiling LOIS
until the matter is arranged, that !
can 20 ahead legally.
81 have been ~ great expense hAv.
Ing surveyRnd plans made, deeds, blue
prints aud olreulaEs pNhted, eEienslVN
advertising dIRe aud contracted for,
etc., etc and feel aggFieved that Just
90 I am about 10 realize on my great
outlay that ! am obliged to stop pro-
oeediRgS.
"You say, Your plat will be re-.
corded IN Book az ETC.. etc, Now II
this has nos already been done could
you hold the matter IN aheyanc until
We decide what 20 dor II it has been
recorded when this reaches you could
che heading be changed from North
GaInesvliie' 90 New Philadelphia OF
New BaltimOFs'7 700 will note that
there are about the same number Of
letters In the three nameS Or could
you SuRReSt q name for che new toWui
/ am not q man Of means, but am
willing 10 pay iOF costs and trouble
which Suoh change should eHtail,
~ Wouli b. extremely grateful "a
you 10 you could facilitate my Retlinl
out o. this difficulty, would like d
get matters fixed 90 soOn % possible
% have Q large nOmber Of prospective
customers soF these lotS, but can slisOI
90 sales nov, under these conditions
and would like 20 BE- sblo cell come
soon, % 90 % realize on my eXpsndl.
tuFee Have cold q feW, but huhe 81
yet on record, and there WIll b bbeol
600 deeds Coz recording By thIs opera.
zion. VERY tSulg gouFt,
"HUoH MULiLaAN.
"6ON. Thirteenth ST."
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-08

went into the sport with every energy
Finally, he entered HE best horse,
Walter, in a great race. He backed
him with his fortune. The hOrse won
and broOght him q reputation 90 one
OF the greatest Of Southern hOFPemen.
The speaker described 10 vivid rhetoric
the winning Of the race and the eEhil-
arGiion and eXeitement Of she tFi-
umph. Although HE ambition was
realized he found In Il no real SAtiSiae-
tiOn.
lone day l entered a meeting like
this. The evangelist was q man who
had drunk the cup Of the pleasures OF
this world. He talked StFAlght 70 my
heart. Il seemed hard 20 give up
dancing, for Il meant the lOsl Of many
friends. But / tried 10 compromise
that with the Christian life aud could
not. OtheS may be able "a do 90, bat
/ eannOt. Il was an awful test for me
20 surrender my home racing, But
Sald, o God, II you will forgive q sim
nsF like me, will Surrender all.' The
braVsSt thing I ever did 10 my lIio VA
70 rise 70 my feet fFSs In FpspOnss "a
thst Invitation. Ny mothers pTayeri
had been answered"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-08

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FsnainfsoFss. uaish soitaT ef3s Wgit
49,. a ffua uh.sA Nt e19aF
90 geas" has se9gt a1g ao1Iel
- -. tnFEa go ao lNffEr.
go - 81 tr1T Glcgsl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-08

Foley 4 Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar e. . throat and lung
remedy. aud 90 account Of che great
merit aud popularity Of FOley'S HOHsy
and Tar macy limitations are offered
for che geuulns. ThFSs worthless int
tations have simIlaF SOundlnG names.
Beware of them. The Renuine 20
ley's HOnsy and Tar is 10 . yellow
package. Ask for IL and refuse aay
substitute. It 10 the best remedy fOF
sosghs and colds. J. W. AeCollum
"a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-08

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
BAPTISTS 33D
AN ANNIVERSARY.
Pleasing Affair Held Friday Night
The History Of the Church
Was Read.

The rally held Friday night IN Tue
FIRST Baptist church to celebrate is
thirty-thlrd anniversary. proved a very
pleasing affair. The history of the cnurc1
was read by the pastor Rev. J Y. Irwin
and the reading was followed by special
singing by the choir.
Remarks, "reminiscences, etc. were then
made By the older brethren Of the church,
Bernard Roddy, Sr., Deacon Green ana
John Buckle.
Rev. J.. G. Dyer, of TottenVille, then
gave a very interesting address on the
anniversary of the church and of his W
nastorate here saying it vas the longest
pastorate in his ministry and spoke very
highly of the people.
The thirty-eighih roll 6all then came
up for consideration and about $50, was
collected. A bout $50 was subscribed
toward the thirty-ninth roll call; which
was considered n fine result considering
all things, sickness and hard times.
There was more singing n that was
followed by n social time during which
refreshments of coffee and cake were
served and the affair did not break up
until II O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
SLED WAS FRISKY.
Y0unq Men Are Nursing Bruises as
a Result of It.

Hon, John E Montgomery is enjoy.
ing a joke at the expense OF two of his
clerks, ono of whom. Thomas Gil.
christ, is nursing a lame leg and coax
ing it to behave itself another time b'
dosing it with lots of witch hazel
Mr.. Montgomery SAYS the young man
was up all night with it and IS still
lame
1t appears that he and the Other
clerk, Ben Strauser, took John Mont
gomery Jr. s large lob sled Thursda'
night and with ten or mora frien d.
started in for a good time coasting il
David street. All went we'll until :
rone got loose and made the sled,
: which fact caused the latter to d.
stuuts The sled finally landed i'll .
sno bank and fused the riders no II
the air very suddenly. Another youn'
fellow, Rogers, by name. hurt one o.
his knees badly and he was laid out
OIL the sleigh while his friends gave
his knee a COOP rubbing so as to biint
him around. All OF hem got a goo
shaking up, bat will NO doubt try i
again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
NEWS iTEM M S.

James Blame and sisters, of Tottenville,
spent last Sunday in Woodbridge.
There will be a bowling match a. the
W. A. A. Club house Saturday night.
Albert Mills OF Railway Is very i'll with
consumption.
Mrs. W. II. Jackon was in Railway
Friday.
Master Ernest Bovnton Is Ill with rheu-
matism.
Russell Potter is confined to his with
the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan and family who
have been residing la Barron avenue
have moved to Carteret.
Mrs. Isaac Inslee and Miss C. f. ms
lee are on the sick list.
Mrs. w. II. Demarest and Mr.. Campion
Cutter dined with Rev. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Jackson Thursday.
Miss Ruth Gage Is Ill with whoopine
cough.
Miss Sharp spent Thursday in New
York.
The trustees of the First Congregational
church met ut the home Of +. l. Perry
Thursday night.
Mrs. Howard Il. Valentine and Miss
Grace Valentine are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Miller saw Maud
Adams in "Ihe I title Minister" We'd
rfesday.
Mrs. F. /. Perry spent Friday morning
in Newark.
There will be n dance In the club house
Wednesday night, February %.
Miss Katherine Rathbun spent Friday
in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
TOTTEN
THIRD ANNIVERSARY.
Welcome Council Entertained Fri
day Might Many Visitors.

Welcome Council No. 30, y. of a. held
their third anniversary Friday night at
their lodge rooms, T~ottenville. Visitors
from Molly STARK Council. OF Pleasant
Plains, Loyal Council, Of Perth Amboy.
also from New Brunswick and Railway
we're present. The evening vas spent
pleasantly, enjoying games and solos by
the Misses Mae Newbury. Edna Newbnry,
Laura johnson, Florence Meyer and Mrs.
+. Boyce. Supper was served Mt a season.
able time and at a late hour, the guests
departed for home all feeling that they
had spent a pleasant evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
NEWS TIE MS.

Mrs. Julia Fee has returned from 0
visit to her mother, Mrs George Hat
ter, Of South River.
An Italian, WHO was severely in.
jared at the DeLamar Copper Works,
Wednesday, was taken TO the hospital
in Elizabeth.
Tommy Deveroux, of the Blazing
Star road, is coufed to his home with
u severe cold.
The Hungarian who was killed at
the Port Reading coal docks. the first
Of the week, was taken to Railway for
nterment on Wednesday. Three 80
c%ietics, one from Woodbridge and two
from Carteret, attended the funeral.
The National Cornet Band, of CARTE
ret, was also in attendance.
Mrs. T. l.. Slugg and Miss Bessie
SlugG spent Monday in Newark. They
tttendsd the theatre in the afternoon
.ud saw Way Down East
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Claus apd
ably are spending three weeks with
relatives in Brooklyn.
Miss Lizzie Claus spent Wednesday
in Elizabeth.
The Ladies Mission Band, of the
First Presbyterian chuich, will meet
It the home OF Mrs. J. &. Wilson, Of
he Blazing Star road next Thursday
they expect to hold a social the week
after. The evening has not bean de.
termined.
Mrs. Armour and Mrs. Brewer
spent Friday in New York.
Mrs. u. r. Wilson spent Friday in
Newark.
Rev. Z. II Brown, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, has moved into the
Jew parsonage on the boulevard.
James F. Shepherd has returned from
q, few days visit to South Jersey.
Miss F. Belle Beam, OF Newark, was
be guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. T. Beam,
# Port Reading, Saturday night and Sun
lay.
George II. Wilson was the guest Of hi!
brother, Sunday.
1t is rumored that DR.. J. Reason /!
.alking of building n house in Halfway
venue, in the spring.
II Is rumored that Herman Shapiro will
luild five new houses on the hill in the
spring.
Mrs. Long and daughter, spent Friday
In Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
NEW HAVEN

Railway Firemen Give Committee
Power to Declare "a Strike.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. 20.-No
strike of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen on the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad will be
declared except as the weapon of last
resort TO secure recognition by the com
pany as II body Of those members Of the
order who are engineers. This in eff
feet Was the announcement made by
Second Vice Grand Master Timothy
Shea last night, at the close Of what
was practically an all day session of
Tie adjustment committee of the broth
orhood called TO discuss the situation
and to count the ballots recently cast
on the question Of giving the commit
tee full power 10 act in event OF fall
ure of negotiations between the griev-
ance committee and the officers Of the
road.
According to Nj. Shea. the ballot WAS
the largest ever cast on any question by
the brotherhood Of this system. and It
is overwhelmingly in favor of giving
the committee full authority TO act as
It secs tit. The figures are not given
out. Mr.. Shea says they are something
TO which the public is not entitled and
to parade them out now would mean to
lessen the effectiveness of the demand
of the firemen. He said that the per
| centage was so large in the affirmative
| rs to surprise the members of the com
| rnittee.
Mr.. Shea in an interview said thar
the committee pins its faith in the
| suggestion of arbitration made 10 ii by
a great financial power close 10 the
management of the road and that as
the officers of the company in an in
formal way haG signitied their willing
ness TO give full consideration of the
proposed plan ii was Il determined fact
that there could be no strike this week.
MIR. Shea and Il subcommittee have
left for New York TO resume discussion
of the plan of arbitration now pro-
posed. and before they return the plan
will be arranged in all its details, ii is
expected. and formally laid before the
officers OF the railroad company. So
sanguine Is Mr.. Shea that the new plan
will prove a solution of the problem
that he thinks the acute stage will
have been passed by midweek and the
| fremen will be satisfied with what has
been agreed upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
WORK OF A T
Railway Blown Up In Attempt T. Cut
Russian Lines.

SAANe
HARDIN, Feb. CA party of Japa-
ncSe and Chinese bandits destroyed the
abutment Of the railway near Yaomyn,
100 miles distant from here. early yes
terday morning, but the damage was
all repaired In Il few hours. Frontier
guards heard an explosion at $40
o'clock and found that q charge OF
gun cotton had been exploded against
the abutment. Two telegraph poles
were also destroyed. An unexploded
charge of gun cotton was found 400
feet from the place where the explosion
occurred. Traffic on the railway has
been resumed.
These attempts on the railway are
believed to have been made to cover
movements of large bodies of Chinese
bandits across Mongolia.
\ service was held in the cathedral
here yesterday in memory Of Grand
Duke SergiuS. Military, civil and rail
road officials were present.
Field Marshal Oyama reports that the
Russians are continuing their defensive
work in all directions. They continued
to shell portions Of the Japanese line
on Friday. on the same day they es-
sayed L small infantry attack. but
were repulsed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
MADE MUCH STEAM.
Mrs. 0uinby Alarmed When Water
Pipe Burst.

Saturday morning at 0.45 o'clock a pipe
connecting the water tank to the kitchen
stove in the home of Mrs. Qulnby, Broad
way and Tyrrell street burst. The water
flooded the stove and the steam arising
causei Mrs. Quinby TO think that the
stove would blow up. She sert her little
son to find a plumber The boy notified
ex-chief of the Tottenville fire department
George Iloehn. who went to the house
and soon had Things In order. Sevenhaar,
the plumber, afterwards fixed the faulty
pipe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
YOUTHFUL HOLDUPS.
George Mo- gan Attacked on Broad
way by Boys Peanuts Taken.

= Master George Morgan, of Bordentown
avenue, was held up In Broadway Sun
day afternoon about 4 O'Clock, by a lo'
of boys and a packagelof peanuts n
one of caudy vas knocked out of hi
hands and carried away by the boys.
The boy was sent by Dr.. Meinzer, foI
the articles and after purchasing tb,
candies and peanuts at Mullen's store
started to cross Broadway to go to Sulli-
vans confectionery for some bananas
when the boys attacked him. He say
he can identify the boys and they viii
probably be arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
Woodbridge
OBITUARY..

Mrs. L. Thomas Mullen, aged thirty
five years formerly of this town, died on
Wednesday of consumption, at Glencoe,
y. Y. The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon. The interment was In St.
James cemetery here. The deceased
leaves n husband and one child.
The Hungarian, who was killed Mt the
Port Reading docks Monday by n freight
train was buried Wednesday Interment
was In Railway cemetery. He is survived
by a wife and two children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
NEWS iTEM S

Wednesday night the Amicitia Associa.
ton, of Pleasant Plains, eDtertains.
A number of people attended the dance
at Eltingville Saturday night.
Lester Oliver, of Princes Bay, is i'll.
John Frerich, OF Tottenville, is editor
of Westfield column of the Richmond
County Herald.
Miss Jessie Perry. of Princes Bag, !,
very Ill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
Sc VICE TIME TABLE.
Effective Jan. 90, 1905.

Effective Jan. q, 1850.
Cars leave Railway Junction for Railway Re-
formRtory ev cry 30 minutes from $40 a. IN. until
l1.IU pm
Cars leave Railway Junction for Woodbridge
Greek every hour from s. 10 a. IN until II. 10 D. m.
connecting with New Brunswick cars | after
,te hour. 90 F. n. car from X hway Junction
last car That makes connections for New
Brunswick
Cars leaviu- View brunswick AT 8 - q. m and
every hour uatll $50 % IN. connect with car for
-tgalrl. Woodbridge. hthwsy and Westfeid.
tals leaving Perth Aiubay ferr, at 81 a IA
an. evory hour until 43f y IN men 10 AZ p Ia
ANIL -4.s- . m coma ct for Sewaren, Wood
bridge. El4H.EurH Nr-tflelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
Garferet
IDLE HOUR CLUB.

A buiness and social meeting Of the
Idle Hour Club was held at the home
Of the president, Mr. Joseph Childs,
Of Emerson street, Thursday night.
\ very pleasant evening was spent
with music and games, after whieb
refreshments served. Those present
were: Misses Bessie and Fanna
Slugg, Fannie Johnston, Maude Plat,
Louise Savage and Elsie Young.
Messrs. Herman NederburR, Roscoe
Chase, Morris Slugg and Joseph
Ch.lds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
TRAINS For PERTH AMBoY
STATEN ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT 2. r.

Time table in effect on and after Oct5oer @, 800;
Perth Amboy to New ~York-Leaces foot ~
Smith street, daily except SUNDAYS and Le-ll
Holidays, > IL, GIG. G.5S, T.3 ;. 49, : 90. sos.
SIS, 955, Ira m., 1855. 1870, $50. S55, asa
$50, G.f2, 40, 300 ~ d- ILL.,. J. Ia
Sunday, and Legal Holidays
cen. rs, SIS, 9Ha, 1875, tf55a. m. 1875, LIS.
30. 3.55, 4.51, $50. $50, $50, 9Iop ~.
New York to Perth Amboy Leave foot If
Whitehall Street. daily except SUNDAY and
Legal Holidays. 5Hl. Gta, S.00. 800. 1000. T. o.,
a. m, 1880, 1850, 2.aU, $50, f50- 514. $50, 54i,
G.15, G.Sj, 80, $50, 80, u-o5, p. m l2.~ a. IA %
Sundays AMI Legal Holidays.
100. 900. 1000. 100. "a. M. 1900 noon. 100. 2Ol,
800. 400, 500, G.o1. 90, 500 900 Hos p. m.
Ferry between Perth Amboy and Tottenville-
Leave Perth Amboy-
xal5. x6.l2, 6.S2, Ness, KISS, KS 90, KISS. 9.25,
xg.d5. 1870. Xll.25, a m. l2,25, Nl@.A, Xl.5t,
x2.5l, x3.55, x430. As, x5.S0, coo X6.42, T.G,
80. x7.55. 1000, 9.55, xl0.S0, xll.i5. p. N 1880
3. m.
Sundays and Legal Holidays, x6.s0, 635, x7.6a,
XS.55, xq.55, Xl0.5A, Nll.A5, q. m, Ni255. Nl.ho,
1890, 1i.+0 p. ~.
leave Tottenville daily xi.So. 5.55, CSC, r.,
xTl0. 7.45, xsl2, x9.10, $40, xl0.05, xll.0j g. m,
xf2!05, 1910. xl.S5, x225, N3S1, 4.l0, x4.8t, $40,
x5.37, x6.20. XG.5S. XIII, X7.40. X637, XeS1,
1915, xi0.4 p. m, xl2.1O, x1.S0 a. m.
Sundays and Legal Holidays $3.50, f.ih, xelO, $50,
xi0i0. Kill a. m, x12.i0, xl.l0, N2i0, k. 10,
x4.l0, x5.10, X6.10, N1.l0, Xs,l0, N91O, xl0l2,
1915 p H., xl2 10 II. m.
illegal holidays only, tWnl run holidays
xHas Train Connection. bUN not Sundays.
GEO. J. BROWN,
Gen Traffic Ag
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
WILL NOT VISIT FRANCE.
Report Regarding CrOwn Prince and
His Fiancee D~iscreditcd.

BERLIN. Feb. 20.-A story published
in the United States 10 tie effect that
it was reported here that in cunse-
quence of differences between Crown
I'rince Frederick William and his fan
Gee, the, Duchess Cecilia of Mccklen-
burg-Schwerin. their engagement would
be broken off is d%iscrcdited here in usu-
ally well Informed circles.
The crown prince and the duchess
have been visiting Florence recently.
but Saturday the duchess went to Can
mes on account of the illness Of her
mother, Archduchess Anastasia. Fred
crick William did o accompany her
on the journey because he thought it
would he iniudicious for him to visit
France.
The crown prince and his suite ar
rived here last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
THE FUNERAL.

A number of people Of this borough,
attended the funeral service of the late
Karl Zimpfer, at his home in Ernston,
Saturday at 19 O'Clock, noon, Rev. II
NJ. p. Pearse, Of this borough, offlclatet
A large box of handsome flowers ant
palms were sent from Philadelphia, by
friends at that place. The remains wer'
taken away for burial in the Lutheran
cemetery in Brooklyn, Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
REV. j. c. DYER
WILL LEAVE.
Has Accepted a Call TO Baptist
Church in Dover, Duchess
County, New York.

Kew. >. q. Dyer, who has been pastor
OF the South Baptist church for several
years, coming here from South Amboy,
has accepted a call to the BaptIst.church
at Dover, Duchess County, New York.
He will leave Tottenville about March Ii.
Mr.. Dyer Is one of the most popular
ministers who has ever been In Totten
vile. He has a host OF friends and the
entire town will be sorry to see him 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
WANT A TUNNEL.
Board of Trade to Appear Before
Rapid Transit Commission.

At n meeting Of the Staten Island
Board of Trade and Transportation, held
at ~headuarters, No. 80 Water street, Sta
pleton, on Wednesday evening a commit
tee was appointed to arrange a hearing
before the Rapid Transit Commission for
the purpose of securing the extension OF
the tunnel system to Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
SOUTH AMBOY
ON THE WATER.

The tugboat p. r. r. go and the Elem
ming took out a tow of about fifteen or
twenty loaded boats Saturday morning,
for New York.
The Mable and the George b. Rowe,
were chartered by the p. X. Il. Company
in January. In March the George b.
Rowe will be fitted with a new boiler.
Lucas HoaRland is captain of the Rowe.
Or. nbaum's sale, of white goods is the
9953 81 Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
BOWLING MATCH.

The postponed bowling match between
the members Of Arthur Kill and. Staple
ton Councils, of the Royal Arcanup,
will take place Wednesday night on thr
alleys of the Aquahonga Club in Carrot
son place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
PHILEMON SOCIETY.

This afternoon the Philemon Literary
Club is holding a meeting in their room,
In X. of p. Hall. Papers on interesting
subjects will be read. Special music VII
served at the proper hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
DANGEROUS CROSSING.

Every day complaints are being heard
from the citizens of this place In regard
to the dangerous crossing at Main street
on the Rapid Transit railroad. 1t is
only just that gates should be placed
there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
HaiIstorn at Atlanta, Ca.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 20.-A cold rain
is falling here. freezing on the wires
and trees as it falls and threatening
a repetition of the disastrous sleet
storms of the past two weeks. Unless
conditions change communication with
the outside world may be interfered
with again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
FlREMEN'S

The members of Protection Hook and
Ladder Company, No. /, of broadway,
are working hard for the clam bake
which they will hold at the truck house
Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

6~reenbaum Sale IS rn-youN be more
than repaid for your trouble in paying
this store 4 visit 99i3 2-i Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

None bot the best 40, ds at prices you'll
appreciate, at Greenbaum's sale.
1858 > 4 If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

'he ssis of tn. season. is in full swing
Grcenbaum's, join the crowds and
partake Of some of the great bargains
sale. 1888 81 If