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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-03-17

Yerington, Nevada.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
EvanaeIistic Meetings.

Rev f. NJ. Stephenson. Sunday
School mlss,oucry for Colorado.
will begin n series of evangelistic
meetings NJ the Baptist church next
Sunday A sermon 10 parcnts IN
the morning, cvangclIstic meeting
IN the evening ut 80.
On Monday and Tuesday. ais"
Thursday and Friday, at J o'clock
p. M, there ,wiIl he meetings for
Bible conference and prayer.
On "Wednesday at J p. m, n
mothers meeting, and nj 4 p. m. IL
mass meeting for bows and girls.
All are asked To come.
Evnngelistic meetings each even
ing al $50 excepting on Saturday
evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
Presbyterian Church

Preaching service Mt II H. m
and I:30 p. m by Rev. NJ. +
Barakat. Sunday school at 9:4J
a. IN. Prayer meeting ON Wednes.
day evening at $50.
II may interesting TO the com
munity to know that Rev. Bakarat
was born and spent the greater
part Of his life in the Bible lands
and we hope that in the neal
future, while be is supplying tn.
pulpit. that h. will give us som.
Of his experiences in those inter
estinp lands.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
Danger frem the Plague.

Of Coughs ami Colis that are ~ prsya-
lent, unless you take br. Kings New
Discover, for Consumption. Coughs aud
Colds. Mr.. G-o. Walls, Of Forest C,ty.
Me-. writes lisa Gods-nd 10 p~opls
LIVING in climates whore coughs and
colds prevail. lind II quickly ends
them" n prevents Pneumonia, cures
LAGripp-. give. powerful relief IN
Asthma and HAY Fever and makes weak
lungs strong enough To ward on Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds. 10 and
elm Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06

Two span 81 good work mares
for sal. j. ALFRED SMITH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
How To Cure a Cold.

The question OF how to cure cold
without UNNECESSARY loss Of time is one
in which we are all more or less inter
ested, for the quicker Il cold is gotten
rid OF the less the dsuger Of pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr.. b. w.
l.. Hall. of WaverIy, Va, has used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years
and says: II firmly believe Chamber
ln,n's Cough Remedy to be absolutely
the best preparation on the market for
colds. have recommended It to my
friends and they all agree with me-" For
sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06

Ii you are in hurry ride n
Thomas Auto-Bi.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
Resolution adopted.

The following preamble and res
olutions were unanimously adopted
at regular meeting of the Sol.
d,ers' and Sailors Home Commits
sion held at the Home on the third
day of October, 1906:
WHEREAS. The Rev. William Kerry,
who has been the honorsd and respected
chaplain OF the Soldiers and Sailors
Home, at Monte Vista. Colorado. for fif
teen years last past. has rendered his
re~i9nation rs chaplain Of SAID &1ome. to
take effect at once: and,
Whereas, Said resignation i. made mt
his own request. therefore.
Be it Resolved. That in accepting the
same this board in behalf of the Sol
diers' and Sailors Home desire 10 tender
TO the Rev William Kerry, the thanks OF
! this institution for the kind, faithful and
efficient manner in which he has dis
charged his duties as such chaplain and
To assure him that the best wishes OF
this board go with him in all Of his un-
dertakIngs. and may the Great Father
in whose cause he has labored No fifth
fully reward him as he so richly deserves
Resolved, That copy OF these resolu-
tons be furnished to the Rev William
Kerry and the Monte Vista papers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
Flrst Baptist ehurch.


XIV. ;. I MOWERS, Pastor.
The meetings at the Baptist
church will continue through the
day. The Lords Supper will fol.
low the morning sermon. Dinner
at the church. At o'clock the
quarterly meeting to he followed
by II love feast. Rev. T.. NJ
Stephenson will he at these ser.
wees and preach IN the evening
See the other notice in this issue
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
Bailey at the Bar.

over the signature of Ii. +.
Ring of Houston. president of the
Harris County Texas Good Gov
ernnen, Club, Senator Bailey's
senatorial conduct is subjected TO
"A singing review. As Mr. Ring
is one of the leading LAWYERS of
southern Texas. il may he as
sumed that this review is no bit
of child's play. And II will he no
child's play. The South proposes
to rid itself Of the Baileys whom
i, is sending to congress TO play Mt
democracy at 5000 "A year and
who practice law for plunderers
at fees which no lawyers who are
not senators can command. The
Public.
NJ r.l,,.,, A.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
Methodist Episcopal church.
W y Fulton


'tANh W MATS All iaHifs
The subjects for the sermons
ncNt Sabbath morning and even.
10y are respectively The n,sur
nnce Of Chri-t- gong 10 the
Father and Tho victory over
satan.
Sunday School ut loco u. M
Epwnrih League nj $40 y m.
Subject The Grace of Giving.
Tho new hymnnls have arrived
and will hc used next sabbath
morning and evening. In the
evening the orchestra will furnish
music
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
lours truly,
IHos &. ScoTT, Mgr
Monte Vista Lecture Course.

The lecture committee oilers the
hes, course this year that il has
ever offered There will be five
numbers presented. Alton Pack
ard appears October 81. 1906. lie
Is cartoonist and humorist of rare
merit. picturlng some phase of
American character and nccompn
nyIng his cnrica,urc. with songe
and readings. Mr Packard, aside
from being an entertainer, i'm
presses YOU with his message.
"Ilave some worthy ann IN life. -
The second number Will occur
Jan, IL. 1907. DIR. Ihos. r. Green
i the lecturer and needs no intro
duc'ion. HIS lecture last year has
gwen HIM n reputation he can
easily sustain.
Feb Il, 1907. John Il. DE Motto
will present The Harp Of the
Senses, illustrated with the stcrc.
op,icon Dr. DE Motto Il n -cicn,
Isl and n famous thinker. but has
the faculty OF presenting his sub.
lcci IN mn interesting aud most fas.
chatting manner. The series of cx.
pcrlmcni- used 10 illustrate the
speakers arguments. are the most
delicate and Difficult, known Ia the
scientific world His lecture alone
Is worth the price Of the course.
The Ridgewuv Concert Company
il hooked for Feb -. 1907. That
there Is nothing better on the road
may bc known from the fact that
the entertainment costs the com.
mi'icc sl15, the mos, that ha. ever
been pad Ia amy concert company
in this plnc.. We are fortunate in
securing them ~ it's impossible To
I'LL the demand for them on the
best lecture courses,
The closing number l. March 1.
1907. n lecture by Iho- Brooks
Fletcher entitled "lhc Mariyrdom
Of Fool-" He cn,cr,nin- and
thrills hi- audience because he i.
dramatic and humorous
These numbers nrc the best Ia bc
hnd II i mn experiment. II the
people of Monte Vista show their
appreciation of the best talent the
country affords, the committee will
furnish II from ycnr Ia year.
Course tickets ,hi. ycnr will cost
adult. ~ 90. children ~ -. hut
there hns been one number added
10 the course. Single admission y.
zoe for the lectures and zoe for the
I concert
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
Local Market Pirm.

Denver Union Stock Yards, Oct.
ALTHOUGH receipts here last
week were quite liberal, trade WAS
very satisfactory. Eastern markets
had heavy run and were lower
but a strong demand and active
competition here held values up
we'll, Choice beef steers are full
as high AS a week ago. Fancy
grassers sold up 10 40 with
choice at 4 40 to 4.50 and the fair
to pretty good killers around 800
to 425. Cows closed about steady
with strong demand One fancy
COW sent down 10y the Agricultural
College brought 100 with others
from the sane bunch at 80 10
1925. Choice North Park grass
cows brought 300 TO 3.l5 with
bulk of the pretty decent killers a,
225 to =. 80 Stock cows are selling
,o,ooo, and IN ,,ood asmsna
PM ern, md IN s,ro,, damar5
hoo, briu,,;r, oo5 Vasls we're
III .bar Io., ..sk bpt supnlv lsry.
,oJ.u AL al aJy.ncs lns, Eaad.
.,.,t.ors olor, s,..d, mud
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,ro,ad * 10 qic Iowa, with ysth.r
I;,d,, Ja,,.od br,,b;s fac, bad
,., l;.I. IT,, an trade b.r.
Demand ,rss h.,,.r than s,npIv a
f.a,rrs If IN. week : trsda ;,.ipg A.,
upch he,,ar irnpiry for the com
m,,ar ,I.ss 81 .,.sr. Fancy
i,o,., ,.aJ.rs s,ll MT, 4 "a with
,,,s, osu,a ,r.,,y good kinds -,
qoO,o . on and madum IN rom.
mon li,,b, a,,g around > N and
9oo usrL., firm TO-DAY and the
Emi,.d o,r.,ir,,s 500, clos.J IN,
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06
Cnrlstian church.
JopSTErIo,n, Pastor.

JOHN lhtlNN" a-''i'
Bible school. lOa M, morning
worship and Lords Supper. l | =.
m, evening service. :, 30 p. III.
Morning theme-"Neglect Not
the Gift That is IN Thee" In the
evening Mrs. Treloar will give a
Tennyson Reading. All are cor.
daily invited To these services.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06

Librado Martinez, one of the
leading young men OF the Seven
mile plaza, wss doing business in
town FRIDAY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06

WANTED :-by Chicago Wholesale and mailordsr
house, assistant manager imam woman Tor
this county and adjoining territory. Salary ~
and expenses paid weekly; expense money ad.
yanced. Work pleasant; position porman
No Investment or experience required. Spare
time valuable. Writ. at once for full particulat,
and enc los. self add res sed envelope. Address
GENERAL MANAGER. IA e Lake st.. Chicago
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06

John W Wilson. candidate for
county clerk, l. making an excel
lent campaign and j. going down
the line fnf the whole ticket.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06

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suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six months ago, when
she began taking Electric Bitters. which
have completely cured her and restored
the strength and activity she had in the
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patrick, Of Dantorth. Me. Greatest res.
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Liver and Kidneys right, purities the
blood, and cures Malaria, Biliousness
and Weaknesses. Wonderful Nerve
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druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-10-06

FoE >AI.r. Two Mccormick
binders. ions fiscunAcH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
FRIDAY NIGHTS
soon TO CLOSE
Some Wonderful Scores Rolled
BY Members Who We're Moi
Present Last Night.

The Friday Night bowling team
met at the Hartmann alleys last
night, where they rolled up the scores
in some practice games, after which
they had a jolly good time. The team
will meet for the last regular bowl
ing next Wednesday night. On We'd
nesday night, May Is, they will enjoy
a big feed" for it is the annual ban
quet of the team. Invitations are
now being made up.
The % rolled last night were
as follows, according to the list made
cut by President Fox, at least the
manager at Hartmann's says the
president made them out. Mr.. Fox's
imagination m IL be roaming, 70.
Ramsay, Evans, Kennedy, and Bald.
win, all of whom are credited with
high scores last night, were very act
i've at the Raritan Yacht Club meet
ing, which lasted until nearly 1880
o'clock. However, here. are the
scores for what they are worth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
RULED A F
PuIliam Suspended Manager McGraw
For Rowing with Umpire.

FOR HOWlnk WIN UMPIRE
BOSTON, May 3.-Manager John J.
McGraw, Catcher Roger Bresnahan
and First Baseman Dan McGann of
the Giants were suspended here by
President Pulliam of the National
league for three days for rowing with
the umpire in the game.
This baseball sensation forced the
Giants to hurriedly rearrange their
batting order.
The trouble with the umpire resulted
in the players being ordered out of the
game when it occurred. Umpire Con
roy was the official that had the play
ers removed from the grounds, and he
at once made n report TO President
Pulliam.
The loss of McGraw will be a severe
one to the team in the opinion of base
ball men here.
Bresnahan. who heads the batting
order, will also be missed. as will Nc
Gam, one of the best basemen in the
country.
The players will not be able to get
into another game until Saturday.
Without the three stars. however. in
a ten inning struggle the Giants won
another game from Boston.
Strang's two sacker in the eighth,
which sent in two run and tied the
score. and Marshalrs single in the
tenth were what did the business for
the champions.
Maroney's wildness in the second
inning gave the visitors one run.
Barring the first inning, when Bos-
ton got a triple and two singles, Nc
Ginnity kept Tenney's men safe.
Ames. who twirled in the last three
innings, was very nearly invinclble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03

T Every fan in this city and sur
rounding towns where the NEWS
cireulates will read with satisfaction
the plans of the Perth Amboy Amuse-
ment Company, which are published
today.
Cox. of New Brunswick, is TO be
with the local team again. We are
! glad of this, even If he does come
from Brunswick. He is a clean little
player and should make good.
/ The Chairwarmers are ont for
games with teams whose average age
is fourteen years. Send all answers
to this challenge to SIS South First
street again.
SO our young friends, THE Little
Potatoes ''The Little Onions and
others are active. Well, we like to
see this and trot along Your scores
to the sporting editor.
Report comes from the high school
that Francis Parsons, the popular
bali player, has had his golden locks
trimmed. The girls are sorry, but
Parsons says he is glad that 1t hap
nened. No, dear friends, he did not
take gas.
1t comes as joyous news to the
lIdnS I0dI DENNY SlCoiy1 nat OA0
time ball player, is to umpire the
games for the Amusement Company
this year. The management could
not choose a better nan for he knows
the game from start to finish.
Better late than never is the YER
diet of Birden Golden, manager of
the Keystones, who every once in a
while rushes his team out for a few
practice games.
It would be a mighty good idea If
every lover of baseball in this city
would dig down in his pocket and
send a dollar or so for the Factory
League trophy and when the games
start and he thinks of the good he
has done toward helping secure the
nm. II will make him feel mighty
proud of ''our own boys"
Clerks in local stores are talking
bout organizing a team for the fun
that is in the game. Good idea boys
~ush 1t along and see the.go0d times
on get out Of the sport,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
HIGH SCHOOL MEET
THE COPPER WORKS.
Game to be Played This Afternoon
Expect ALVEY Contest On
Copper Works Diamond.

This afternoon, if the weather is
clear, the high school baseball team
and the crack team of the Raritan
Copper Works will meet on the cop
per works diamond. Both teams are
in great form and the battle will be
one worth seeing.
Manager Hardiman will take the
high school boys to Lakewood Satur-
day afternoon, where they are to
cross bats with the Lakewood high
school team. This year Lakewood
has a first class nine and the local
boys will have to some tall hustling
to win out, but they have the conf
dence that they will be at the head
of the contest when the game is
finished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
TO PLAY FFTC ORC

1t will be a great game Saturday
afternoon on the local diamond of
the American Smelling & Refining
Works when the Office employees of
the A. S. & r. Works from New York
and this city cross bats. The local
boys have had an advantage over the
New Workers for they have been out
for a practice game every clear after
noon, and they are now In such fine
form that they say they a already
see the score in favor of the Perth
Amboy office. 1t is understood that
AL. DeLeon is to pitch for the local
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Still an Opportunity to Secure
One of These Beautiful Wraps
at SI4

We have secured about a hundred and twenty-five Coats and
Wraps to add to those remaining from the offering announced on
Tuesday morning. This has been one of the most enthusiastic
sales Of the season, and little wonder. We secured the Coats from
one of the leading makers of these garments who had to turn over
his surplus stock Immediately. e.
The collection includes long tweed coats for street, automo-
bile or steamer wear, and theretare almost unlimited varieties OF
taffeta and broadcloth boeros, Elton jackets, and smart short
coats. There is also a small but very choice collection of finely
tailored covert coats, dainty little short serge coats for golf and
steamer wear. NJ
The regular values of these Coats and Wraps range from Sic
to $35; today all are marked at $4 each. \
Second floor, Broadway, Stewart Building tE'4 4 \ ~ \
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
In The FIELD OF SPORTS
OUR FLAG AT
ATHENS FIRST
American Team Carries Away
Olympic Prizes Victory CabIed
TO Roosevelt.

ATHENS, May 3.-While thousands
upon thousands waved American flags,
turning the great Stadium into one vast
terraced flower garden of living color,
and long lines of uniformed Greek boys
paraded the amphitheater, each bearing
the red, white and blue Of Old Glory,
King George presented the prizes for
the Olympian games. And, praises be,
we got the most of them!
King George, Queen Olga, Crown
Prince Constantine and other members
of the royal family stood for hours in
the heat of the sun distributing the
prizes to the successful competitors.
Sherring, the Canadian who won the
Marathon road race. receiving a beau
tiful statue of Minerva.
The Americans had all their own
way>and won by far the greatest mum
Der of prizes. Their score was IS,
whereas the English scored with 80,
the Swedes and Greeks tying in third
place with 2S.
1t was a sight to put a swelling In
every American throat as the contest
ants from the United States came for
ward to receive from his majesty the
trophies they had won. The huge mul-
titude had been noisy enough before,
but when that moment came the e
thusiasm broke beyond all bounds.
Suddenly. as if by a concerted sig
nal. the far reaching arena blossomed
with the national flags of Il own
country. Where there had been an
acre wide, mile long stretch of black
humanity a moment before was now a
swelling tricolored sea ripping and
tossing and dancing. The noise was
that of the breakers meeting a rocky
shore.
For the most prominent of our ath-
letes there were individual oyations
that almost eQualed the force of the
main demonstration. Sheridan, PHI
grim, Ewry and half a dozen others
were greeted until the hills behind
Athens gave back the booming echo
to us.
Our victorious team will leave on the
9th for home via Naples and South
ampton. We bring with us eleven
first prizes, six seconds and six thirds
out of a total of twenty-nine events
And in a good many of those twenty
nine events we had no entries at all
These are the official awards the
games committee published them just
before the vocal fireworks began.
James +. Sullivan. manager of the
American athletes here, had already
announced the American victory to
President Roosevelt in a cablegram
| saying:
Americans won hurdle, half mile
and standing jump today. Final score
for Stadium events: America. eleven
tirsts. six seconds. six thirds; total
se~venty-fve points. Great Britain and
all her possessions, four firsts. six sec.
onds and three thirds: total. thirty-nine
points. Greece and Sweden tied for
third place. Great athletic victory for
America "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
WEED WON PRIZE.
Some Lively Bowling at BIOOdgOOd's
last Night.

Alonao Weed rolled high score in
the contest at the Bloodgood alleys
last night. He made 1913 and was
awarded first prize, s5 in gold. Bir-
den Golden and William Lydiard
both rolled 1873 and were tie for sec
ond prize. So. In the second rolling
Golden made three strikes while
Bydiard made two strikes and nine
pins. Golden got second prize and
third prize, So, went to bydiard.
Others who rolled were Max Kali
etsch, 17S; AL. Bunten, 1853; Waring
1879; Brooks, 17S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Low- Priced Helps
For the Spring Cleaning

May brings misery to the house
keeper who has Spring Cleaning to
do without efficient tools to do or
have it done with. Here are many
of the things you need in this
period of stress-at s~candalously
low prices for qualities you can
rely on; and they r just part Of
a much longer list:
Step Ladders. . IT. high. SOC.
Willow Clothes Hampers: hinged cover;
wood bottom; % in. high, 81.
Oval Willow Clothes Baskets. 00c.
Corn Brooms. threerow stitching. zoe.
Galvanized iron Garbage Cans. 40c.
Ammonia. DC a bottle.
Bristle Dust Brushes, 45c. .
Galvanized iron Water Pals. loot,
10c.
Pure Laundry Soap. e. nine-ounce
cakes to box; SITS a box.
Hair Floor Brooms. 14-inch block. T5c.
Basement. Wanamaker Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
Tom McGrath won In Romp,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 3.-The track
at Montgomery park was sloppy and
heavy. and mud horses had their first
inning during the present meeting. The
feature event on the card was the Ten
nessee Brewing company stakes, which
brought out nine good horses. Tom
McGrath was the favorite, and he won
IN a romp from Lady Ellison, with
Macy, Jr,, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Observant.

Willie-Your big sisters engaged to
Mr.. Mugley, amt she?
Mamie-No; an | guess she don't
wanter be.
Willie-Why?
Mamie-'Cause she knowed he wal
comm tonight an she eat onions for
supper.-Philadelphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
EXPERT is COMING.

Theodore Bloodgood has received
word from Charles e. Blodgett, the
Chinese pool expert. who, as told in
yesterdays NEWS, is to come to this
city to give an exhibition at the
B~loodgood parlors, that he would
certainly be on hand any night next
week that Mr.. Bloodgood might
choose. 1t is most likely that a date
will be set some time today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
jag could WIN. bal England,

LONDON. May 3.-Jay Gould of
Lakewood, N. J., in the amateur court
tennis championship contests at the
Queen club defeated v. w. Yorke by
so. This the second victory Of
the young s.Rerican here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Mother Goose in Jest.

The COW was jumping yer the
MOON.
"Oh, prunes!" exclaimed the little
dog, when he had finished laughing.
Il bet some one footed an automobile
behind her."
And the cat was SO tickled he stop
ped playing the fiddle. Chicago Daily
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
WILL NOT PLAY.

The Chesebrough Vaseline Works
team will not play ball Saturday af-
ternoon. Manager Swift is on the
sick list and has been unable to be on
deck this week. This caused a set
back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
GUN SHOOT

The regular monthly shoot of the
Aquahonga Gun Club; of Tottenville,
for the handicap cup and the high
average cup, will take, place Satur-
day afternoon at the grounds Of DR..
Juhl, at Richmond Valley. The traps
will be ready at 2 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
BASEBALL SCORES
Games Played Yesterday I'm h Ma
fiona and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AsS YORK s.. SSSS93S 11z-s
New York, 2; Boston, 2. Batteries-Mc-
GinnIty, Ames and Marshall; Maroney
and Needham.
At Cincinnati
Pittsburg ......... 0 2 0 0 0 0 o. 4
Cincinnati ........ 0 1 0 81
Hits-Pittsburg, Il; Cincinnati, 7. En-
teries-Winis and Pietz; Dorner, schlei
and Livingstone.
At st. Louis
Chicago ....a.....0 0 0 0 o 2 lis
st. Louis ........ 0 o / 0 0 0 81
) Hits-Chicago, IL: st. Louis, 10. Errors
Chicago, 0; ST. Louis, 5. Ba~tteries-Lund-
gren and King: Egan and Holmes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
TO PLAY COPPER WORKS.

Manager Woitscheck, of the Emer-
aid baseball team. has made arrange
ments for a game with the Raritan
Copper Works team to take place
Saturday afternoon o the copper
works diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Not Likely.

'Arry-Wot does Not transferable"
mean on this ticket. 5"
Fht-snre. It means that you won't
= admitted e ys don't.se xefeslG
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-03
Is DONE.

Last night the Sewaren bowling
team did not meet at the Kirby alleys
for practice games. The team has
closed the season, it is understood.