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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
LEHIGH VALLEY R. R

Time Table In effect May 10, 1906.
Stations In New York, foot of CortlaDdt,
Desbrosses and West 23rd Sts.. Pennsyi-
vania II. r. Ferries.
Trains Leave State Street Station
For South Plainfield and New York
Sis am. ] :32. 6 SIS pm.
For Other Points.
1880 am, daily except Sunday. local
train for Bound Brook, Pennington. Clin-
ton, Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk and intermediate points.
1880 am. daily except Sunday, fast ex-
doah. Mahonoy City, Mt. Carmel. Wilkes
Barre, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Detroit, st. Louis, Chicago and the West.
4:2S pm. daily except Sunday, ex-
press for Flemington, Clinton, Easton,
Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
ton and principal intermediate stations.
S:15 am, Sundays only, fast express
for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Wea-
therly, HaZelton, Wilkes-Barre, Rochester,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit, st. Louis
Chicago and the West.
for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Wilkes
Barre, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit,
Toronto, st. Louis, Chicago and the West.
Trains Leave So. Plainficld for Perth
Amboy.
S:45 am, BIAS, s :00,- 7:45 p.m. Sum
days, 10 :35 am; 100, 7:45- pm, Trains
arrive at Perth Amhoy, 9:05 am. 4:O5,
5:25, $40 pm. Sundays, 10 :57 am. /:
s :25, $40 pm
Tickets sold to all western points.
Baggage checked through.
u Information, rates, MAPS, time Ia
bles, etc. at City Ticket Office, SO Smith
street. Perth Amboy. N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12

more on the night of April 20, 1775.
A few days later tidings Of the bat
ties of Lexington and Concord ar
rived at fredericksburg, where seven
hundred men were assembled under
the command of Captain Samuel
Meredith. Patrick Henry made a
brilliant speech to the assembled
men and, as a result, Captain Mere
d1th turned the command over to
Captain Henry, who at once marched
on to Williamsburg, determined to
nave either monetary satisfaction or
the person of Lord Dunmore.
The fame of Patrick Henry pro
duced such enthusiasm that before
he reached the end OF his march over
five thousand men were under arms
in the region about Norfolk and Will
liamsburg.
Lady Dunmore retired to the man
of war Fowey, then lying off York.
Lord Dunmore, in the meantime, sent
messenger after messenger to meet
Captain Henry and beg him to desist
from his purpose of coming to VIII
liamsburg. The messengers were
detained that they might not carr,
back to Lord Dunmore reports of his
strength. By the time Captain Henry
had reached Domestic a few miles
above jamestown, the British COVER
nor had become so alarmed that he
sent a last messenger post haste to
meet the advancing c~olonials with a
check for three hundred and thirty
pounds.
With this check in hand the adj
vance on Williamsburg ceased but
the patriots proceeded northward rs
far as Hooe's ferry on the Potomac.
Captain Henry there severed his con
nectioDE with the battalion temporar-
lily. but it continued in existence and
thAafrst body of troops raised in
YirginiaA
Thus &trick Henry, who had CIV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Great Scheme.

Cyrus-I hear Hank Crawfoot Is
making barrels of money hiring out
opera glasses.
Silas-Opera glasses? Why. there
amt been a show in this town for
six months.
Cyrus-Oh, yes. thar is a show over
on the hill every afternoon. The
hired man makes love to the milk
maid, and Hank hires out the glasses
to the city folks so they can enjoy
the fun.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12

In Tradition tea above mmnb.h there will odhedme h parcel interest at her Of pm onmm per num
FROM December 20 1905 mhet od pawmmt together whha fee of twenty-five cents ne each parcel dhd @Me-
tit twenty five Cshr each parcel Ohes ole, fifty cents for each certificate of sale and uec tO printing post
age amhsM md acknowledgements t1hrw with the prpnumem tM Oft this advertisement
A. ii. OWE Collector.
lated Perth AmMyN J. Sept A. 1906
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Preparing for Action.

He-What did your father say when
you informed him that | was going
to ask him for your hand in marriage
tonight?
She-Oh, he didn't say much.
He-He didn't?
She-No; but he asked mamma
where his heavy-soled shoes were.-
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
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en- the first political impulse to the
Revolution, was also the first to head
a large body of armed troops on the
soil of Virginia when the actual con
lict had begun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Lucky at That.

During the first year Of our mar
ried life my husband would call me up
by long-distance phone every day
when he had to be away from home"
Doesn't he do so any more?'
Mercy, no! The only means | have
of hearing from him is through the
picture postal cards he sends the chill
dren. Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
SALE OF LANDS FOR UNPAID TAXES FOR The
YEAR 1905.
NOTICE OF SALE.

Md pr1 all the h%I mmentsh Entertainments sand M estate hmnanm SmG M Una MAI
ph aype o Uprms villa @ to tax hesa and pay the tax Hnugwon MMInUH & I r
SAFE The said salt will take place on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Thursday, October 4th, 1906,
at 10 O'Clock a. m.

III, The The aMlI@ land s1emsh emdaamsnss d nh estate 50 to be sold and the name uhe penmsm mau whom
follows viz: Az ""uhtu eh parcel are as
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

en- tort RioIe neo ct lille, fofet, bpiSt
6orflR6e, bopri Der bar arbragt en-
~tuSpeu0ig 2omrte, til boiIfen Der bar
aogang eieuuem en- Sli0ie. Yaa
gentle 9tueSer fra btre EiSer ier
man alto Gomerte, Sc iornemite
iaaoeI iom De taroeIi9ere, meo imaa,
pSerit fofette GorflGoer al ale mul.
Itge, fOitbare Stofier, Se fiucite be.
ictte meb Sub % foitbare anipIin.
ger. 6ortIPoerne bap0cS / ollie mn.
ltge 6oroer % SamneniGtninger.
st QortrRt al 1riniesie 2ouire
@ILiobetb al 6rarfrig / geriniue5 pt.
fer o$ 6gritin0en meo ct tenneItg
Iongt Sficrt, ser er operioact me0
fine Observation-Disclosures og omqiDet meO
en- breo @oro al i%fiGnne &ntpIingcr.
ser uTiten foISer belt neO til 6eu ne.
oerite Scm al RioIet.
TortlG0et bllOer un0er 2lt6OiJ
XIV til ct al Sc ot9tigIte Stpftcr ! set
.eIegonte EoiIettc, % ba man life fan
Ioa oct foitbart NOT, begonoer 6et lot
efter Itot at bIipe lpngere % EprMcrc,
for at ser fan bIioe NIo6$ til mere
Sta8 paa 6et. On 2tpet bJiUer set
bppptgt ~iammcnboI0t mc0 ct @cItc.
beiat mco foitbare 9G6clItenc. Zen
bruien0e 9pcrfIob al &utplinOer o.
NoIaHter Qaur mart opcr ! &ioIen3
@oIonter "a @eiTtntna. % TorfIr,
oct fourmer oerDeo mere Ill at ligne
en- SDcrfIoIc, ser bcopFfer belle 6cn
forreitc Del al &ioIen od uoQibr
Droaten@ forncmitc Gunt. Ii8ie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iUm ri I. Gr.
Ter poo @iueoet al 9&ntticr. bIonot
on6et pno Nortrptterne al Gliiabctb
az SrIeon ~ &uooi1 NN'S @arne.
barn ISABELLA. bar ion turlc % foits
bare, at Set Oor uuulIiat at hare Dem
poQ 8ooc1l. De bIep 6crfor Ii0t eftcr
liot iortrUugte al 6ortIGocr iom fun
beitoo Al &GL oQ Sc fornemuc o..
mer bar Dem MI ale pua @uoCu.
9ette bar naUnIig GiIiUI0ct omfring
IarCt 1850.
Sc imoo EpntciorfIUocr bolot fig
Iongt ino / oct 19oe 4orbuuOrcoe
iom Ell pi0tig Gel al oct eIelonte
SicmmPtoiIctte. gu bar oc tltn iueoc
at inutte Stoficr "a ! fire 9oconer,
men oc bar life mere %pruocoe mco
Cub eIlcr ?Gncitcne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04


ION ban mi falber fla, lsper MI ipul
Gaarobruser paa Gpeitfeiet. Reiar
orep | monse aar 2~nnbbanbel - iBrit
paa Breffe % iiben paa 8robaffsn %
Wpmoen. San or Serbranb 6labbelms
albite Ssn. GlabbeimsiamiIien er
ijeibne bpaselise ps bra Soif.
Serano 8ittilslano - Ole Stills
lambs Suitru, er iemmelie Helm M i
bet fibite. Snn bar p9ret ipselig /
Here Var ps bar foniulteret ilers S9ser
-pRret unoer Operation for en- Guilt
unoerlipet-men bar III opsiust Saa'
bet ON at blipe iriif isien. Suu bar
antaselie life lanst isien al i'm 9euetiO.
Slime 8latitao, bun iom for nogle
War iioen blep gift meo Ssrbrano SOrs
bet al &plag, er osiaa ip9rt baorlig.
bun bar nplis p9ret uuber Operation
for 8raft; men Der ital bore Tibet
Sdab ON &ebnins.
Ser9it 8ratteruo, min Wpiter, par
I Sinter iaa ubelbts at fable % flaa fig
laa iprbarpet / ben enc SOfte, at bun
bar ips ps ienselissenbe / fere Tiger.
gau er BUN Oppe isjen % fOrreiten NOT
iaa irilt, men iaa bait, at bun life fan
fomme poer @uIpet uoeu Stap. gun
er M "a Iar gammel.
9anle Snlpor 8ratterubioroet er MI
aloeleS bllno. San bar | mauoe gar
ltot al ben iOrte St9r. Ssrit mtitebe
ban SDnet paa bet enc Die; men iaa
bog nUseulunoe paa bet anbet / flere
aar, bet uar fsrit i &iuter, at bet bIeo
aloeles mgrtt for BAN. Salpor er trpo8
i'm 8linbbeo, pratiOm % en- ipert.bpsae'
Zig Raub. Der bRrer fit &prs, ipm bet
ipmmer fig en- trOenpe 8riiteu. Scr
%iaabanne er T~rensIler % 2ioelier en-
StoIe for Gpl9beoeu. @uo peliigue
ale sumle ps ipge.
@ifte er: SnSebret Gritisu Sueiten
% RasnbtIb ToQeisoatter Wogsn. Sc
bauOe fort, %sommeloass Srplup, iOm
uarepe i 3 Gage. Gore SelseIen Mpt.
itu ps Snoa @unoersoatter 9otfen.
Gnfemano guoers @plpit al &Olas pS
8ise 2iu Steinar8ontter Sprbet. Sor'
bet er en- 8laOs unoer 9asluub i Rolz
lag. - Inore fam ies life butte benne
Gang; meu Cub ampr brtuer, iaapiot
les fan f~Uritna, tit Spill meb Here, ina
ie9 not faa fIere at uepne pnI life ret
lGnge.
Gil amerifa reiite ipaar: SaloOr
g. SeIsesplabs. Saluor Steinsrimien
Staulen, Serbrano 81. Sretfe. GIoite
Ssn al Heiar 8refte (2Oitbus), Sig
rib &jembus, Gute Sprano Sebisrnss
batter Sueiusplabien, iamt bjempenot
Gmeritauer SbeopUr Semen &u8unss
rub. (Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
IinOcSmcrfe for
Ola RDnrtng.

ON Ga IUtring. Ran Erelhi6u,
ucu ira SnMicu, ion me0 fin gretc
@og ont 4mcrifa % fin Serb Scr.
oocr tnoIc0ct ll0udn0rtrQcn ira 9}or.
Qc til oct itore @eitcu lar icl 5trc0ct
! "Qecorob Toirn" for Qur ti.6o8c.
Sans @ntoric bar ale b6rt no9ct Al.
Sans Naur cr tienot. Som &criou.
IiQhc0 % for oc1t Ro1e, han fout Ill
at ipiuc, or ban ourn at nrinoc2. Seq
forciIaar. at nj Rorif- TmrriFdncrr
I'M I et orcritonif @n REFER bout ct
bprHiQt WinN@rurrre. TorrIobtg
finn octtc. Clao &rtn8cu.
Snoaieu, Soc Irtlldt 1906.
Nn0re @Ia0e bc0c& optoac oettc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
Sorfleoets 6iitorie.

Den u,toRreuoe Robe isscr oeS
tprigt StitSirmi al tioIigere lib at
iinoe paa Stng, Der, afpaSieoe efter
Glitibcts Sumg, bog fan minSe ON
gamle Si6er.
Sor roaet Sio iiSen 'uutes Ser,
gamle Robe at bore SorfIpoer fuIo.
ltpnStg at bore gaaet al @rIg, men
III ipnes oct, iom ON ocnne RoSe
after bill bIioe opfriifet.
SioItgere bar SorfIp0ct en- Sot.
Iettegienitntb, paa boiIfen ser bIeo
onOenbt me9en Gurus, oq set pro.
6e0e aItio be fornemite Gamer. Gen.
ne SorflGbets 8IanSperio0e finder
oi fsrit / 9eapnbeIieu al oct 17Sc
I%arbunbrebe, paa ben Sis, ga frunif
auIt1r 90 froUfte Sro9ter be8pnbte
at uoeoe fit Serreosmme ober belle
guropa. De bGSerIiQe 9orQer6a.
rter ! oct 16be a~arburorcoe baooe
lem EeBn pa1 fin SuSmooeroprOig.
be6 mco StoItbeo baarct Ianoe oa
breSe 6orfIGoer, Tom oar Iogte / 0v.
be Sp8. s 9egpuoeIien al set t7oe
I~arbun6reoe gif Ncoeoomerne fun
; 0aaen3 fer1te elmer meo TorfIp0e,
90 tfert bette mobtog De %iittcr. @t
imIft @iueOe al 2epnlttrc Diier % en-
Sofoame / en- beurioen0e &ioIc ncS
ct Iangt, Init TorfI9oe, Ser for ne0en
gaar Ii6t breot no % er in0fQttet al
en- 9oro pcnetianife &eIieffntptinger.
Slnfring 0ti0ten al 170e Narhuu.
oreoe frcnfom Der nltaet foitbore
8OrfIroGr, iom bar im0ffcoc meo
foitbore TortIGoer, iou Oor inof.
fe0e meo toitbare @uI0s euer
SelOfniplinger. GiSie STorfIU0er Oor
meget imoo % laoe0e al Silfe %
SGIobrotaoe. Wtan bar Dem ooQ enc.
MI life til Spa6iereture ~ til @iIit.
ter, men BOG aIerebe ON Gftermio.
o0gen, naar nan moStoQ @io1tcr, o.
o. IigeIeoes til WorgenrWeue ! So.
oen. Mon bapoe oeioo SEN Sang
breOere IorfIp0er at iommc Stoi
icm aioIernc % meo ltQncnoe @eirts
ming iom oisie.
: Iaret 1872 bar Oct eittr er Sc.
refining al Quiderat eff bIon0t 0e
eIegonte0 ouer omNtor8eUcN at brre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

On lang lib bor Set WoSe at bore
forte SilfeforfIGSer, % neO SuIetib
ier ri Dem 10 ogiaa enouu ben dag
tOag oufte op / be 8anoIeu0e3 8iu'
buer, Iigeiom Be at os, Ser bar gautIe
Eanter eIer 9eoiteusSre, iiffert oil
funne fin0e Ell iaaOun 8ieuitaro /
6ere8 8arSerobe.
Ban set artoct aciier6smmeS Sto
bar 6orfIp0erne DOG fuIoitGn0ig for
bite ira Sc iornemme Gamers Sol
Ietteitob, % oct bar fGrit efter bets
Sab, at Be t8ieu tom' oo. Sc bIeO
ga ipe0e al tint @ottiit. unoerttOen
meo ct euer ou0ct iptnfeIt Rsufter /
8Iomiter, Iigeiom man hln0e ic 0cut
funteoe al en- Ii6en, fin Nonoe eIler
8oIout. Goa sen enc euer pua bcgqe
St0cr al Oct begpnOte man mart at
~anbrtuge inran 2orumer, paa boilfe
Ser life iicDoent bIco fIitiOet en- fu'
I6rt 8aunoI0tie. QtQeIe6eS bcUpn0te
man bao0e pao 3u5boINningS. og
BpntefortIpoer at n De prottiite
Smpffe, ser flrn0e oere poerit 70.
fctte.
PI | &c Ienere 0ar bar TorfIu6ct,
'om rRput, ppret tenncIia ite6nlo.
0erIigt bebon0Iet, iOet man finn Ill
rent prafttF 9rrg og tnap uof
bette - bar benpttet Oct, mer BET Ia.
Der iii after at ifrue fouure til NU.
Der on ?&re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
poicISoagsbOgen

GtsfctsSsesbsgeu sr IN sliisr. ttosa Boa, eGs
aacrrss iuefrrort Ger, RaBRs I eta, Ranss Ist Use
ben o. "per0n2s8sarU'. ION II en- psltommeH 9lEa
I port Gus. 9tssIeses "g,S ArneE- mro rac iutrp
gEl1ur dcrtgulaaer.
sarS DIisu I. GoEbors. BH-
Evening star., 1906-03-11
Then a Church Fair

an urgent appeal to his congregation for
funds necessary to pay for repairs. The re-
suit of this appeal was disappointing, for not
more than half the money needed was given
The next day at meeting of the vestrymen
the pastor referred to the discouraging re-
turns and asked advice in the matter of secur-
ing funds.
We'll" said vestryman eve have failed
to get the money honestly; so I suppose we'll
now have to see what church fair will do
for u.s."
Evening star., 1906-03-11
Old-time Marriage Notices

DERSONAL journalism is supposed to be a
4 recent development, but these extracts
from old newspapers show that it has at
least the sanction usually accorded to old age:
"A few days ago was married at St. Bridget's
Church in Chester, Mr.. George Harding aged
ro7 years, to Mrs. Catherine Woodward
aged eighty-three. The bridegroom served
in the army thirty-nine years, during the
reigns of Queen Anne. George |. and part
Of George II. This is his fifth wife, and he is
Mrs Woodward's fifth husband. 1t is also
worthy of observation that the above old
mans diet has been for the past thirty years
chiefly butternilk, with a little flour, and
bread and cheese. The personal tone of the
latter part of this announcement suggests
another, which ends with the edifying informa-
ton: "He served IN King Williams Wars
and received a ball in his nose"
Besides age and diet and accidents there are
also illusions to height, fortune and length of
rourtship; as for example the following: Mr.
Thomas, a grenadier in the Yorkshire militia
Fix feet two inches high, to Miss Hannah
Tennick, three feet two inches high, with
fortune of five thousand pounds"
And to another item is appended: What
is still more remarkable, there has been a
courtship carried on betwixt them for more
than sixty years
Often a complete romance has been related
as in the case of an English soldier who went
through various experiences in foreign coun-
tries and after an absence of thirtV-three
years returned to his native land where he
accidentally met his first wife. He had lost
two wives and she two husbands during the
time and both being disengaged, they will
ingly renewed their former connection"
Disparity of ages is one of the commonest
of incongruities among married couples, the
instance of the much-married woman, who for
the fourth time had "honored the marriage
register with her name, suggesting ridiculous
condition. 1t announced that in the
evening several of the relations went to
the apartment of the newly married couple
TO pay their respects to their young grand
father
A difference less great but more conspicuous
is referred to in an account of the low status
of the Golfers in a certain district of England.
Church ceremonies were attended with un-
seemly display, and from time to time collec-
tions of absurdities passed through the streets
on the way to the parish-house On one
occasion the marriage of g Johnny and Betty"
was being celebrated. In the procession
foated a couple of yards of painted calico upon
which the secret of rejoicing was told in the
words:
"At Johnny and Betty's wedding
We will merry be;
For Johnnys sixty-ive,
And Betty's seventy-three.
Evening star., 1906-03-11
Up-to-Date

THEY were looking at the will of a Colonial
ancestor of theirs, whose life was described
in a family history
He was really very well-off, for those
days" said the mother Of little Susan to little
Susan's aunt. Her tone bespoke proper pride
in a wealthy forefather
Yes" responded little Susan's aunt, che
left five hundred pounds to each of his daugh-
ters"
Five hundred pounds?" repeated little
Susan. How much is that2'
About twenty-five hundred dollars"
Twenty-Five hundred dollars?" cried the
little girl. a. don't call that much Why,
it wouldn't buy a decent automobilei'
Evening star., 1906-03-11
The Clever Lady

There was a young lady of Butte,
Who thought herself very acute,
That her suitor might praise her,
She gave him a razor.
Which suited her suitor hirsute.
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
Council
ssndy's PRAYER A1swsreo

A Scotch minister found s. dy, the
cobbler. looking sad and asked him
what the trouble was, It's salr
thing that's going to happen to me-
said Sandy. "The sweeps ta'en the
boose over ma held, and I maun turn
cot next week. Il am very sorry to
hear this, Sandy" said the minister
"Pcrbaps you might maize it q matter
of prayer" ~ weel, micht do
chat" said Sandy. Some days later
the minister found Sandy hammering
away as chceri.y as ever. I'm glad
TO see you looking more hopeful" "
said the minister. "Ou ay, meenis-
Ter" said Sandy. 81 did as ye tell't
u.~ sustts ewec,ts 1rid-"
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
GENERAL DIRECTORY.

.lamcs ?. Clark Little Rock, Ark.
| GONGRESsMAN-7th District, !
Minor Wallace -. Magnolia, Ark
| UNITED STATE OFFICERS. |
AT WASHINGTON
tPostmistress Miss Rosa Wallace. I
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor ..........J Jeff Davis. F
Secretary of State O. c. Ludwig
AUDITOR -. Avery E. Moore.
| Treasurer. .,-...#.. Il. Z. Tipton I
Attorney General -Robt. l.. Rodgers
] Supt of Pub. lnstc j. ii. Hineman
Com'r state Lands . +. E. Conway
CONT Agriculture II. I. Bradford
/ JUDuEo 0UPnEME COUh1.
Joseph u . I1lII .....C Cnelt Justice
ID. u battle ....... Associate Jnslce
E4gur a. n4cOulIocn.
.UarrolI ". W ooa..-.
a, IllULl1Ch
u. 4A6 IIsA. ..OlefR
|. u. Crawford. ..... neporter
AuufeSs, L1J le IeocA, ARK
Judge oyA, District t.-......#.......
j. =. conway. ....IeAarkana, ark
Prosecuting Attorney. -. ..-.....-.
i. l.. u auIey al lAtve.eipll4" ARK
oUaJe .Jen4O0r zOtA DlsJflcC......
L. y. u 00oe.=.s... '.5...'=. 1op. AIN
uempstead GIrou4, oourl meets
tirst monday IN Apru anu Ue1obe
each } ear.
County Court meets, 1irst Mon-
day i'll January, April June sept
and December "a each year.
State ana County Ticket.
Governor d. ~ LlGtle
For Circuit Judge u. ii. uarter
For Pros, Attorney -. v. uraves
For Count Juage W. a. D4le.nt
For Circuit Clerk Y. u. nOy SUN
1or County O4cth II. "o1u
For Treasurer Jonn w.. TAIIllpS
For Assessor Onas. l. -auaoleOn
Aot,--a4.lp
JustIcc VI lue eace III. -4..i44nros
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Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13

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Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
WRITE US a LETTER

V9NlIM 10 "a lsLt INK
freely and frankly, in suiotest conf3-
ence. telling US all your symptoms and
troubles. We viii send free advice
Cn plain seal. envelope, how IN
cure them. 10 ess. LADIES' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co..
Ch' ttano0gs, m.
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Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
LUAotdDlt

Municipal Of WASH oh.
mayor ''.'' oe
recorder ..yr. g. Eakin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
QUARANTINE LAW.
Open Season Begins to Continue
Until March sth.

People living south 90 the Quaran one
line maintained by the Bureau OF Animal
Industry. United states Department a
Agriculture. can now ship cattle North,
'a, open season aav.ng begun on the 18th
il win continue until the 18th Of March.
During these three months any one
who desires 20 send or bring cattle over
the line in this section OF the James
River. may do SO after these cattle have
been examined and certified To by "a duly
authorized State inspector on an inspector
OF the bureau For the benefit of any
who may wish 10 take advantage Of this.
Mr. r. ID. owen. Inspector states that
application for such Inspection should be
made several days ahead either to the
state veterinarian in Blacksburg. Va. or
himself Any mail addressed to Or. r.
j.. owen. Room q Shafer Building Rich
mond. Va, VIII reach him and he viii
make the inspection or detail some one
10 do IT at an appointed time
However Mr.. owen calls the attention
Of the public to the fact that an cattle
must be Inspected ana certificate issued
In duplicate for each lot Of animals
crossing the line, and TO warn the people
that the Waterman at the bridges viii not
allow any one 10 bring animals across
until he has seen such certificate. and also
that there are heavy penalties for cvadine
this regulation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
ALMSHOUSE NATTER
IS AGAIN IN DOUBT
City Attorney Says Council VIII
Have to Approve Action

City Attorney Henry r. Pollard las in
Or1ntd Chairman Gunst and pr D. g.
W --lalus. "a subcommittee OF the Coun-
~ committee ON Poor, THAT the award
Ot the contract Monday night for The
construction o. ne colorcd almsnouse viii
iot Doe vaui unless and arul approved by
iHr ounrl' 'Ur committee. after eN-
Iausuvr and cNhaustng consideration OF
THIS matter f. months. adtp tcd plans and
S." urc0 lads. lut al og them exceeded
ttr ava 'atle appropriation. When
changes We're made 80 tile plans with "A
View 90 bru-lus ilc cost within tho APP
preparation. bids We're again asked. but
these also exceeded the amount appro-
lriatod Tor tle construction OF tie build
Ing
II was ascertained. however. that by
leaving tie basement unfinished and put
tbs in only one boiler instead Of two. as
ourt"ally provided ior that the Lid ol
Contractor q. Bedford could be
brought Ult.l the appropriation Tho
committee awarded the contract 20 Mr..
bedford. uro.ir,d the city Attorney CON
Trmet tho rig.t OF the committee 90
award tlc contract with these changes.
pears to reopen tho entire matter and
vs. I'D certainly delay action ou tnr COM
sfrurunn. TIE CON mltt.. has boon called
for Thursday. WHOM Dc muse decide
whether Go. reJcot aI tlc bids and asl,
for now ones. or Co F0 Oh thc Council and
state t.r situation and ask authority for
Tie award ~ tIe contract. or far AN iY-
creased appropriation
Iuf cost of the building WIN range from,
$500" tp 5000 according fo v,hrtH..r
t'e changes are made