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The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
audience were not satisfied until Prof

audience were not satisfied until Prof Sanford had played an encore, which was also his own composition. The solos by Miss Isabelle Mo Kay, Albert H. Buckingham and H. w. Beecher were very fine. The duets by Albert Fl. Buckingham and H. w. Beecher, and by George Booth and H. w. Beech CT brought applause from the audience, and were greatly enjoyed. The reel tations by Miss May Wagner, Homer Davenport and Miss Hannfe Welby kept the audience in laughter and were all we'll rendered, and the songs by the school showed good training and pleased the audience. The con- with pleasure by all who attended and it is hoped they will give another in the near future. It netted the school about $9. The funds go to pay the music teacher, H. w. Beecher, of Southbury. At the close of the con- cert dancing was enjoyed for an hour The following is the program in full:
 Piano duet, Prof Edelbert Sanford and Miss Adelaide Pons.
 Song, Come, o Come With Me-" by School
 Song, Maryland, My Maryland, :"
 OOlO, II. w. bScCQ0r.
 Song, "Old Folks At Home," School.
 Song, My Old Kentucky Home, :"
 Recitation, "The Village Black smith," Miss Mary Wagner.
 Solo, Miss Isabelle Nc Kay.
 Song "Long, Long Ago." School.
 Song, "Flow Gentle Sweet Alton" !" School.
 Duet, Albert H. Buckingham and H. w. Beecher. : Solo, Albert Fl. Buckingham.
 Piano solo, Prof Edelbert Sanford.
 Song, There's Music In The Alr," School.
 Song, "KinS Words Can Never Die, " School.
 Solo, H. w. Beecher.
 Recitation, Half Way n's," Ho- mer Davenport.
 Song, "Shell of Ocean," School.
 Song, "How Can I Leave Thee" School.
 Solo, Miss Isabelle Nc Kay.
 Recitation, ''The Drowning Singer, 1" Miss Hannie Welby.
 Duet, George Booth and H. w. Beecher.
 Song, 'Massa s In The Cold, Cold Ground, "School.
 Song, America" School.
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
A SUCCESSFUL DEALER IN WORKING
 CATTLE.

A SOSCGSSr DEALHh IN WOhh1N6
 CATTLE.
 N. P. Beardsley, who deals in fine Devon cattle, has kept his stock on the move, this spring, and the many sales he has made show that the cattle men in .this locality appreciate MT Boards. ley's good judgment on good wor+ing oxen. Among the sales he has made this spring of his nice Devon steers Woodbury. a pair to Charles Benson of Middlebury, pair to Charles Hodge of Roxbury, a pair to F. B. Barlow of Brooktield, pair to P. c. Seeley of Washington, a pair to Charles Carl son of WOodbury. MT Beardsley has now on hand pair of nice well broke two and three-year-old Devon steers which he is offering for sale. Call at his place and look them over.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-31

erosb GrIparniB an 8oblen, 2obn uno
prooiant nit fid. Inter Der @orz
uusieBung, Dab ipdtsr9in Die Pahages
sebiibr bur9 Sen plnamatunaI 81 fir
Die SOnne 5ra9t fsin miro, 10 blei6t
fir Sie 8a6n oo6 Ser @ortbeil. oab
beiipielslpeiie Der Wes pon Hefp gort
na6 Gan Srancisoo UNI 1900 SEE
meilen uno BON Nep ORLEANS ndd
SOngtons um 1000 Seemsilen ndber
lit uls bura sen Bananas ;dnal. Die
8a9n pirb oana9 Bel einsm 5rahtz
iab bon 90 begin. 3 Dollars fir Sic
Sonne Dem &dnul sesenii6er ned
pettbetpsrsafGbis fein. Ms @egsnz
mittel i9ldgt WaGIaos por, 6aB Sic
panamaz8a psiter ausgeitaltet uno
ibre Sradtidse berabseiebt tperosn
fonen, penn man un6ers cine f9psre
S6G0ieung Ser in Banana angelsge
ten amerifantiaen Snterefen permsis
SEN min.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-31
Sin ttttaarifmeS Babel,

ni6t tDegen feiner Sittenberoerbrib,
ionoern tpegen ieiner SieIipraGig-
felt, III Die Stabt @peries, bie ni6t
melt bon Der gali5iiden @renae geIe-
gen unb cine Der GIteiten ungari-
iden Srtidaften lit. Na9 Der Mit-
tbeilung elmer geograpbii6en t3eit-
i9rift ipre6en Die 9epobner bon
@peries ni9t neniger als 6 beri6ie-
Oene Spra6en, Do5u cine nod GRO
bere 3abl bon 0iaIeften tommt.
Sabei bar bic StGbt nod Der letten
8olfsaGbIung fnapp 1900 @intDob.
ner, uno oa fie au6 penig Sremloen-
perfebr aufaupeiien bot, biirfte es
berglei6smeiie nirflif unerbort
iein, oaB man BORT bel ie0er m0gIi-
den @eleeenbeit aiif Den StraBen
8 Bis a bouit6nbig beri6ieoene
Spraden boren fam. Na6 Den
geidi6tliden Seltiteauneen purne
@peries I'M IS. Sabrbunbert bon
0eutiden gegriinoet, Die ieoo6 iebt
gegeniiber oen Slomafen uno Wio-
| gporen in oie Win6erbeit gerotben
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ebenIo foit ieoes beoeuten0e SanG-
inert bat bort felt unoenfli6en Sci
ten einen beionoeren SiaIeft, ser
i6einbar UNI feinen Ereis aufgege-
ben tperoen ioa. IS mub BORT wabr'
ibeinIib nidt Ieidt fem, einen gro
Beren SausitanO 81 fiibren. gu
nGdit lit es etipas gan5 @enobnli.
DIES, bab Elm FOLDER nit einem ilotpuz
fii6en 9iener- einem ungariidcn
&uti6er, einem oeutffen Sod unb
einem poIniiden 3immermGO6en gu
re6nen bot, BON benen ieber MIR Iei-
ne Mutteriprafe beritebt. @as hun
aber tpeiter oie @erioreung oes
SalisbaIts bon arBen Der betriift,
10 mag es oft genug notbig fem. iih
nit einem ilngariihen 8ader, einem
inpriiden Sleii6er, einem ilpipofi-
i6en Mpotbefer uno nit elmer &n-
5abl bon &oufleitten 5u beritGnoigen,
Die gep0bnlid gaIi5iides Blatt ipre-
den. Ser &osmos fniipft baran Ole
bur6ous 5utreffenbe @emerfung,
baB es pieuei6t Elm Slid fir oiele
Gto6t nGre, tpenn auberoem mod
Solopiif uno Esperanto BORT einge-
fiibrt piir6en, bas pGren MIR strei
Spra6en mebr, Die cine gerItGnSi-
eung moeIiderpeiie peientIi6 er.
Iei6tern fonnten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-31
Sic SebmantepeesSabn.

Der friibere Gbsf<Snssnisur Sss
9anamaz&anals Sobn Wallaee. bat
in einsm tiir5li9 sebaltenen @ortrass
auSsefii6rt, bdb benz &anal Elm isbt
f6drfer Mitbesperber in Ger Se6uanz
tspecz8abn entite1en miro, Die in elmer
2Gnge bon 800 &m. iiber oen Sftbmus
aleiten Ndmens fiibrt unO pom eirer
englii6en e@f.ni9aft NIT enelii9em
8anal sebaut miro. Nu4 bsaiisiif
oss 5ra9tperfebrs our9 Sen Susas
farll ftebt Wanace cine sroBe Nbs
nabme poraus, ba Die reue Balm oen
Wes na9 Sitaiien uno Iuitralisn
fpelentlid pertiirSsn uno iomit psrs
biuisen miro. 8eiipielspeiis fort sr
an, DAB Der Weg Rsip DorfzS. >nep
iiber Die Sebuantepec=8 abn INN 500
Seemeilen tiiraer 1T als our4 Den
Suesfanal. Nimmt mar, an, 0ae cir
Seebampfer 1 Sonne 6radt fir ST
1000 Sesmsilen melt b%ef0roert, 10
lpiiroe ieber 5rahfaB DER 8abn, Der
untsr 81 Dollar fir bie Some blsibt.
Sen 8srtebr iiber Die 8abn lenten uno
sen Suesfnal ausf9alten. OaSa
tommt als 9auptpOrtbsil nod Die
3e%iteriparnib uuf Dem Wsae iiber ST.
buantepec, Die minoeftens Is Sag, Be.
frGst. tpenr man bier Sage fir Die
T,aiier 6es transports iiber osn
S1bmus in I6rednuns gsbra9t bat.
Ter @tipinn an 3eit brinat abtr audi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-31
Die R~otelette oeS Orr. Sptafer.

Sas tlinst 70, als pdre es sar
ni4ts, unb bod bebeutet ibre @bfdafs
flung cine ReppIution i'm engliider
parlamentsleben. Seit anbertbaIf
Sabrbunberten mar es 8rau4, BIZ
SiBuns bes rnterbaufes auf einigs
3eit auf5ubeben, UNI ben Mitslieberu
3eit gu %sepGbren, elm tpenig frif4s
2uft gu fdOpfen ober AUDI cine Grz
frif4uns gu ii9 gu nebmen. Sieit
l1nterbredung Der Mrbeit nannte mar
bic .&otelette bes SIR. Speafer",
Man fdien alfo ansunebmen, bab ber
nMr. Speater", Der prGiibent, biz
3eit benubte, fia f@neI cine ~&Ote,
lette" braten 81 laFen, nm bann neu
geftdrft fein fdiperes Mmt tpieber auf=
aunebmen. 4qerbings bausrte bas
friiber elm ipenis Ianse. samae brei
Stunben. .
ga man biefe l1nterbredung BEL
Mrbeit bisipeilen febr ldftig fanb,
bate fGon Balfuur bic paufe aui
W. Stunben bertirat, unb nun bai
Tie Cir 9enrb Campbell : 8annermau
scnS einfa4 unterbriidt. I'm genau
su fein. bieaammer sins todbrenb BEL
r&otelette bes Mr. Speafer" nt9i
auseinanber, aber es berridte BIZ
@egel, bab in biefer 3ett peber cir
Miniiter mod elm Hebner aus BEN
6auie bas Wprt ergriff. Bon 71z
nbr Bis 1012 llbr sli9 bic BANNER
elmer gin6be, unb man fab nur fiji
unb ba sinen ~bereinaelien @etreuen,
Der ii4 auf feinem Site r6fefte uni
gebulbig auf bic Wieberaufnabme be,
NerAonbluneen tportete. Sc tam omd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-31
SettfIede aus Yapter u

SettfIede aus Yupter su
befeitigen. 5rif6e Slede ber=
seben, penn man fie auf beibsn Seiz
ten bes papiers nit fem 9epulbertsm.
peiBem 8olus (Sbonerbe) beftreut,
oiefen nit boppelter Gage 5liebpapisr
bebedt unb nit mdbig beibem 8Iaels
eiien bariibsr biigelt. Bel alien s5[sz
den, namentli9 tpenn fe bon trpdz
nenben Selen berriibren, riibrt ma
BEN 8olus erft nit 9ensinoform on.
ftreidt ben grei rs9t eIei9mGbia
mel errIdenbid Iper beibe Seiten bes
Sledes unb iiberbedt beibe Seiten
nit 5%lieBpapier. Menn bas 8en=
%sinofOrm fid sismlia perflu9tist bat,
horf man erft biiaeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-31

por, bub Der Saal DOuig leer mar.
@iumal ma9te ii9 iebp6 elm BART
nGfiaer Gebner ben Spab, pdbreno
Der ganaen 3eit Der &oteletts cine
Rebe Su baIten, Die teines anberen
Sterbli6en Sbr bernabm.
SEPT ion Oas ulip gang anbers
perben. @s eibt feline &otelette bes
Mr. Speater mebr, b. 3. bic Rube<
paufe bat ~uufeebOrt. Der prdiibent
fam ii9 bon benz @iceprdiibenten
bertreten laHen, aber nenn elm Miniz
fter einen 9siebesuntras gu Dertbeiz
bisen bat, betsiIist ibm bic 3ammer
nur flint Minuten paufe. Subei
hGlt fie tire @itunsen bon 2.45 l1br
Biz 11.3O, alfo bur9 fat neun Stun=
ben. Sc mag f9 aGio ieber cine
3eit iuden, IN Der er eHen fam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-31
Boahnffe Brr1tttipanp.

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fein @erbdltnib antniipfen!"-R D.
d n: r6aben sc fsene Mngf! =
gfen Iangt ia taum fir mt&.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-31

96 elm Mann tam, UNI sere9t sesen
~ fd umo sesen feline SamiIie gu
y fein, irseno pelde lesitime Mit'
tel unterlafen bic cine gerbeferung
ieiner 6inan3en bewirten. Oie ein>
fa@ite unb efettibite Metbobe liest i'm
Bereid bon Sebermann, unb biefeIbe
lit elm Gpar Gonto nit bieier farten
@eieuldaft. Mit unieren uniiber>
trefFi@en S~atilitdtsr, CUR Sibrung
bon sroben unb tIeinen 8etrd9en, ent<
bieten mir Sbnen cine freunbli1e GIN
Iabung bieie @eieaf@aft gum Oepofs
tium Sbres iiberFaffsen @elbes gu
MAIDEN. Orei prosent 8infen ipel@e
mir besabIen, uerben ti@tis gu benz
Wa@stbum Sbres @ontos beitrasen.
Sept if es Belt gu beginner.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
THE GREAT
OLYMPIC RAGE
OF Chicago, Wins at
Athens Stadium----AmeriCa
Now Sure Of Trophy.

ATHENS, May by their splendid
victory in the two great runs, the 400
meter, which went to Pilgrim, and the
1900 meter, won by Lightbody, the
American team is now "A certain win
ner of the classic Olympic trophy in
the fourth revival of the Olympic
games.
The conquerlng run OF James ID.
Llghtbody of Chicago in the longer
race added the needed points to Amer.
ica's score. The race was watched with
intense interest, and the great con
curse cheered Justify for these strange,
1.-THE men from over the sea, whom nei-
ther storm, illness nor injuries could
daunt.
The great crowd understood that a
victory for an American in this race
would mean that the fourth Olympic
trophy would follow its predecessors
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

across the ocean to the home of the
starry flag that was waved so often by
the soldier at the head of the Stadium.
AS the bugle called the men to the
starting point in the long race a silence
fell on the benches and the feet Light
body, the hope of the Yankees, was ca
gerly pointed to as he walked to the
mark. Near him was the dreaded Nc
Cough of England, Nigel Barker of
Australia and many another athlete
whose name in his native land is a syn
onym for speed and endurance.
The men c~rouchedotO their marks,
then-bang, The line heaved forward,
and, sprinting like a frightened deer,
an athlete with a red, white and blue
sash leaped out in front.
"Lightbody, L%ightbody" yelled the
Americans. .
IAN American, an American." was
the answering roar in a dozen different
tongues.
But the wing footed Englishman and
his Australian cousin shot out after
him. and the others followed hard. For
ZUU yHfuS TIE tcIIluC SpilhtihS "oSeSNt
and then McGough and the other quiet
ly dropped back to await the weaken
ing that must overtake the flying Yam
kee. 1t was not in bone and muscle to
keep up that pace very long.
They turned the last turn and away
down the smooth straightaway for
home. Now the early sprinting would
tell on the Yankee. Now was the time
for McGough to make him o The
English colors flashed out and the run
ner set sail for the flying figure ahead.
Slowly he gained. The semidelirious
crowd leaned over the benches and
urged the firing man to one o effort.
With victory less than thirty yards
away down the black path Lightbody
put his remaining strength into n
final mighty sprint and staggered
across the line "A good wide two yards
in front. Then-pandemonium!
England won the triple jump. Thorn
as f. Croan of the American team
took third place.
In the 40 meters hurdle race the
three preliminary heats were all Won
by American contestants.
The 1,500 meters walking match was
won by George n. B0nhag. Irish-Amer-
lean Athletic club. Time, Z minutes
Il 3-5 seconds. Linden, Canadian, and
Spetziotis. Greek, were second and
third respectively.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
OLSON WON FIRST
Made Highest Score in BOhnsaCk
Prize Contest.

In the rolling off for the monthly
prizes at the Bohnsack alleys last
night Alec Olson, the crack pitcher of
the Raritan Copper Works, won first
prize. He rolled 1913, and was award
ed IS in gold. The second prize, a
box of cigars, went to Samuel McCue,
the popular electrician of the Public
Service Corporation. He rolled 1853.
The third prize 50 in gold, wen to
William Jones, an assistant foreman
at the Vaseline Works. He rolled
AS. The cores rolled by the rest
of the bowlers were as follows: Cliff
ford Fothergill, 1876; John Conover,
3D.: Yens Olson, 1888; Lewis Van
Horn, 1874; and John j.. Burns, 81.
AS far as is known at the present
time no prizes for bowling will
be offered at the Bohnsack alleys un-
til the opening of the eason in the
fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

So Patsy st. Clair is to play second
base for the Raritan Copper Works
team. This is good news. as Patsy is
an old timer, having played with
league teams last season.
Fitzpatrick is getting in shape
these days by putting in his spare
time playing ball with the Haritan
baseball team. tei'
The Raritan baseball team goes to
Keyport Saturday afternoon to- cross
bats with the crack Keyports baseball
team. 1t will no doubt be a hot game.
Frank Apologize made good at
right field in the game Saturday
afternoon with the Raritan Copper
Works. We always said that 'Ap-
pey" would make a ball player.
Both the Oberly brothers are with
the American Smelling &, Refining
Works team this season, and from all
reports they are doing some good
work in the practice game. ~ 4
Grice and Seaman are to help out
on the American Smelling and Rein
ing Works team. Both are good
enough players and should, with a
little practice, be able to do some
good stunts. 5a3el lgs
Well. well, well, who in the world
would have thought that our old
friend. Nels Linderberg, was going
to get back in the game again, but he
has Joined the crack Emerald base
ball team and from all that is said he
played some wonderful ball last Sat
urday afternoon against the A. 5. g.
r. Works team.
Baumann and Schilling, the bat
terry for the Keystones, are good men
and it is expected that they will help
win many a victory for the team.
Everyone is glad to hear that Lam
gan is back again with the Marion A.
c. baseball team. He is a heavy hit
ter, and certainly has some fnee
curves. We wish you luck. VIII.
Trainers Private School has a first
class team this season and If it does
not win a number of games it will
not be for the want of first class ball
players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
M UNyEILING.

The Lehigh Valley railroad will
make a rate OF one far for the round
trip from Perth Amboy to Phillips
burg, N. j., on account of the unveil-
ing of The Soldiers and Sailors Mon
ument, May 10.
Tickets will be good going May
10 and returning May II, and will
be honored on any train except the
Black Diamond Express.
See ticket agent for further par
ticulars. .east. ,
A4sea - 1583-4-30-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

| n The FIELD OF SPORTS !
SCHOOL
BEAT RAILWAY
Interesting Game Played on the
Copper Works Diamond Yes
terday Afternoon.

Again Perth Amboy high. school
baseball team proved that they could
play ball. In the game against Rah-
way high school yesterday afternoon
on the RaFitan Copper Works dia-
mond they won put by a score. of IA
to Z.
The game started about $3.50
o'clock and at the start was rather
wild but toward the end it toned
down somewhat. Captain Booz play
ed first base and was in great form,
making some great hits. William
Hornsby, who was in the pitchers
box, was in trim and held his own.
The lineup of each team was as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
OLIVER ARRANGEs 'pRELIM."

Johnny Oliver, matchmaker of the
Twentieth Century A. c., has arrang-
ed three preliminary bouts for the
clubs opening stag in Madison
Square Garden on May 3. He has
secured Willie Schumacher to box
Kid Murphy, George Hoey and Frank
Paul and Patsy Haley and Babe"
Cullen. Oliver is trying to get John
ny Allen, of Philadelphia, to box
''Chick" Tucker. With these bouts
and the Hart-Schreck bout the card
will be completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
LOST A GAME
TO ELIZABETH
Amusement COmpany's Team
Played the Stars Of that City
Sunday Afternoon.

The Perth Amboy Amusement
Company's team, the Y. M. G. A. of
Trenton, opened the season in Eliza
beth Sunday afternoon, where they
were defeated by the Star A. c. to the
tune of 5 to 1.
The Stars, in a measure, redeemed
themselves and wiped out some of
the odium left by the fizzle of the big
show with the Palmers last week.
There were some errors on both sides,
as happens with the best teams, but
taken all in all it was a good game,
and interesting. The Perth Amboy
team had a number of men from Phil
adelphia who put up snappy ball play
ing, and there was a shortstop from
Trenton who opened the eyes of the
spectators. The visitors were all HIT
tiers, and the ball was in motion all
the time.
The first home run of the season
fell to the credit of that heavyweight
batter, News. 1t was in the first in
ming; Lloyd was on base; News sent
the ball over the fence into right
field, the ball going Sc far that it hit
the new building that Singer is put
ting up. Williams followed immedi-
ately with another homer. Harter
made good all through the game, and
there we're many favorable comments
on his playing. The day was cold
and raw, and poor for baseball. But
in spite of that there was enthusiasm
at occasional interesting periods.
The lineup of each team was as
fo11nwc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
Bowling


The Friday Night bowling team
will meet tomorrow night at Hart
mans to roll up the scores in a few
practice games, after which they will
enjoy a feed"
On the Kirby alleys tomorrow
night the Sewaren bowling team will
meet to see how high they can roll
the scores in a few practice games.
The rolling off for monthly prizes
at the Bloodgood alleys takes place
tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
hid Won Eycr stop to Think

That we have a very enterprising
firm in this city, the Raritan Motor
Co, No. IT'S Smith street, who will
open their fine store room with a full
line of bicycles, autos, &c. They are
at all times worthy of your patron
age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
SERVICE TIME TABLE.
Effective Jan. %, 1905.

Cars leave Railway Junction for Railway lee
formatory every 80 minutes from $40 a. m. until
11.40 p. m.
Cars leave Railway JunCSon for Woodbridge
Creek every hour from $40 a. m. until II. 10 p. m.
connecting with New Brunswick cars II after
the hour. go D. M. car from Railway Junction
last car that makes connections for New
Brunswick. /.
Cars leaving New Brunswick at 5.45 a. m. and
Sewaren, Woodbrid4 a, Railway and Westield.
Cars leaving Perth Amboy ferry at 6.57 q. m.
and every hour until 9.57 p. M, then 1919 p M.
and 1t.42 p. m. Connect for Se|aren, Wood.
bridge, Railway and Weseield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

Earned runs-Stars, 2. Home runs
Williams, News. Two-base hits
Harter, Biddins. Stolen bases-Har-
ter, 2; Smith. Sacrifice hits-Lloyd,
Jones, Smith. Struck out-By Wal
lace, a; by Scovey, 1. First base IN
balls-Of Scovey, 3. Double play
Reilly. First base on errors-Stars,
9; Perth Amboy, 8. Wild pitch-Mc-
Cue. Notwithstanding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
al handsome wagon and well made

A handsome wagon and Wei made
indicates prosperity. At Paul Bato-
vics, No. 527-9 State street. they
make a specially in truck and bust
ness wagons; also does a general
line of horse-shoeing, jobbing, &c.
Give him a trial and you will be sat
isfied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

Railway H. s.

In a game at West End park, Rah-
way, Saturday afternoon, between
Railway high school and Upsala Col
lege, of Kenilworth, Railway won a
victory by the score of 1911. The
game was replete with runs and hits
and errors. There was something
doing all the time. Van SAINT did
some pretty good pitching. Stephens,
Brown and Worth were up to the
mark in the batting line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

The original DeWitt's Witch Haz-
Ell Salve never fails to give satisfac-
ton for burns, sores, boils, letter,
cracked hands, etc. For blind, bleed
ing, itching and protruding piles 1t
affords almost immediate relief. 1t
stops the pain. Sold by c. A Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
Now IS tbe Time

To have your carpets cleaned and
furniture repaired and upholstered
j. G. Conover. No. 1879 High street,
has more room in his new quarters
and will give prompt attention to all
business. Give him your patronage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01

Clean up and get ready for spring.
Take a few Early Risers. These fam
Gus little pills cleanse the liver, stom-
ach and bowels and give the blood a
chance to purify itself. They relieve
headache. sallow complexion, etc.
Sold by G. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
WITH HIGH.

Howard Hardiman, manager OF the
high school baseball team, is com
pleting arrangements for a game with
the Lakewood high school TO be play
ed at Lakewood within a short time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
LEHlGN VALLEY n. n

Time Table in effect Dec. 81. 1905.
Static, 5 10 New York. foot OF Cortland, Des-
bro ses and Yves Gard S s., Pennsylvania II. II.
Ferries.
Trains Leave State Street Station.
For Sonth Plainn-ld and New York;. 10, 7.55
q. M, 1.3s, 1928 p. m. sundays, 81 a. m;
l .32, T.. is p. m.
For Other Points.
7.s5a. m. daily except Sunday, local train for
Bound Brook, Pennington, Clinton, East0n,
Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk and inter-
mediate pc nts.
TBS q. IN. diilv except SUNDAY, flst express
for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Pottsville,
Wea herlv. Haze ton, Shenandoah, Mahoney
falo, Niagara Falls, Detroit, st. Louis, Chicago
AMI the West.
4.2S D.. m, daily except Sunday. express for
FIemingtou, Clinton, EasCon Bethlehem, Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, Weatherly, Hszleton,
Wilkes Barre, Scranton ana principal inter-
n ediate stations.
S.l5 a. m. Sundays only, fast express for
T. stcn. Bethlehem. Allentown Weatherly, Haz-
Teton. Wilkes Barre, Roche ster, Buffa o. Niagara
Fla is. Detroit, st. Louis. { hicago and the West
G.15 p. m. Sundays only, fast exp ess for
E.eston, Bethlehem, Allentown, Wilkes-Bafre,
| Buffalo. Ming IRA Fall Detroit, Toronto, st.
| ouis, Chicago and the West.
Trains Leave So. PIainfield for Perth
Amboy.
$40 a. m. 81, 500, 7.45 p. m. Sundays, 1874
a. M; 4 SO, 7.3s p. IN. Trains arrive at Perch
Ambcy. 200 n. M; 4D5. b,25, $40 p. M Sun
days. ~. 81 4, NJ; 5.25. 4. 10 p. m,
Tickle $ soil tn all western points.
Baggage checked thr ugh.
Full inf htmat on. rates, maps, time tables,
etc, at City Ticket Office, 9S Smith street,
Perth Amboy. N. j..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-01
Originality Paws

and the proof of it is the fine cigars
that Victor Benesh, No. SO Washing
ton street, manufactures Smokers
and lovers of a good cigar say they
are the best. Give them a trial and
be convinced.