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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-14
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
j. HUGH CAFFE.::.

Office and Show Rooms No. S2l2 s2it Hunting
Ton We Finest carriage service In Stsic.sfs
cial for marriages and funerals
OFFICE PHONES: Both No.
Residence. II cafee, No II, Bell. Residcncs
Assistant q. b. OTerton, No. qii, Bell.
Moderate charges.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. z FIRST
class fresh cows. Apply CHAS. SEY
TER. Home Farm, p. o. BOX 1853
Phoebus, Va. 10.20.1m
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FOR SALE-AT THE HICKMAN
farm. two miles from Hampton.
three milch COWS. three work
horses. one young Jenny ASS or
Donkey. w. II. THOMAS. 10-17-1m.
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Check was alaks on Tho Down.
ward Movement and Then
There Was StagRat|On.
0EHAAO FOR CURRENCY CONTINUES
Special Urgency These Days to Meet
the Mld-Month Pay Roils--eddine
High for the Gold Which is Com
ing From England The Closing
Quotations.
(Ry AsaocInted P. assn

NEW YORK, Nov. IA check was
made upon the downward movement
of prices today after running some
what further In the early part OF
the day. The rebound today was mar
rover than the downward reaction
yesterday and tie market became
letharg!c and uncertain In the lat
TT stages, This narrowing of the
selling source movement is usually
the sign of It's approach to con
ditlon OF more less stable equilib
rum In which 1t drifts feebly until II
gets new iniatlve from some fresh
developement of the situation. Such
n period OF quietude would be vel.
coined Mt present by all the most
important interests concerned in the
market. 1t is believed that efforts to
shape to this end have much to do
with the market this week.
The urgency of the demand for
currency continued today largely from
outside OF town sources The special
urgency at this time is attributed
partly to the necessity OF meeting
midmonthly pay rolls. The bidding
OF premiums for gold still to arrive
indicates that conditions arc expect.
ed to continue. Bids were reported
WinS VI uS HlbH Us IN per cent Tor
the gold TO arrive on the steamship
Maurctania. which will be here ten
days hence. Premiums paid today
Tor currency ranged up to 3% per
cent. The copper stocks mot some sup.
fective support today but the gen.
eral list sagged again after n recov,
cry Some anxiety was felt late in
tho day lest the Bank of England
should make another advance in the
official discount ratio tomorrow.
Bonds were irregular.
Total safes, par value. $3,31S. 600.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call. Total sales of stocks TO
day 33l100 shares. including: Copper
f1.Soo; Sugar 500: Tobacco 400: At
lant'c Coast Line 300; Chesapeake &
OHIO 500; Norfolk & Western 1900:
Pennsylvania 22.S00: Reading All.
300; Southern Railway MOO; same
preferred GOO; Union Pacific 44.30O;
United States Steel i6.SO0: Virginia
Carolina Chemical goo; same pre-
ierred 100; Sloss Sheffield 100
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-14

WE SELL AND RENT PIANOS
cash or easy payment plan. accept
secondhand pianos or organs &C
mart payment on new Instruments
Tuning and repairing n speciality.
All work guaranteed. Ferguson
Music Co., 200 Thirty-first street
r't Phone OK 7 10 an
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FOR SALE - ONE TEN PAssEN-
ger REQ Automobile. one Ave pas
senger Cadillac with top, and one
two cylinder Wayne with top. All
in good order. Apply. W. Il.
Schackleford, 236 25th street.
11-10.6t
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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. Hotel Warwick Building.
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WANTED

WANTED = YOUNG LADY TO
take care OF office. Apply before
eleven n. M. JOHN S. MEYER
HoLZ & CO, room 1G, First Ma.
tional Bank. 1l-l4-1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-14

FOR sALTS-FINE KNABE pARLor
Grand Piano, cheap. zoe Thirty
first street. 1O-9-ti
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE
earth to know that NELMS & CO.,
INC. No 2517 Washington avenue.
Is the oldest agency doing a Real
Estate, General Insurance, Rental
and Loan Business In this city, and
represent over $125,000,000 See
them before closing any deal.
10-18-tf
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FOR GALE.

FOR SALE-EXCELLENT BUILD
ing lot On Forty-eighth street. for
only $3.50. Cheapest lot in North
End. Southern exposure. Third lot
from 1t held at $500. SOMMER-
WILLIE TRUST CO. Inc. 11.l4-3t.
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FOR SECONDHAND TOUR
ing car; seats FIVE; splendid condi.
ton. Will sacrifice Apply ED.
DENNIE, 2509 Washington avenue,
city. ~. 11-12-5t.
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WANTED = LOAN OF 81 900, ON
improved property worth twice this
amount. 6 per cent interest and .
per cent brokerage will be paid. In
surance on the building sl,l00. Ad-
dress M. Box 395. 11-l4.3t.
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. SszSzNS2SSlSSSSs SySSSYES7S:
-
FOR GALE.
'---~>--->~~~>>-~-~-~~>-~--~
FOR SALE-EXCELLEN BUILD
ing lot On Forty-eighth street. for
only $3.50. Cheapest lot in North
End. Southern exposure. Third lot
from it held at $780, SOMMER-
WILLIE TRUST Co, Inc. 11-l4-3t.
FOR SALE EXCELLENT HOME
on Twenty-eighth street, between
Jefferson and Madison Ave. only
$1,000. All conveniences. Extremely
cheap property. SOMMERVILLE
TRUST CO., Inc. 1l-l4.3t.
FOR SALT ROOM HOUSE ABOVE
Fogty-flfth street. Bath. hot water.
and sewer Excellent condition.
$1.55o. 5000 cash. balance $500
monthly and per cent simple In
terest. Rents ut SIG. SOMMER-
WILLIE TRUST CO. Inc. l1-14-3t
FOR sALE-sECoND-HAND TOUR
ing car; seats FIVE: splendid condi.
ton. Will sacrifice. Apply ED.
DENNIE. 2509 Washington avenue,
city ! ll-12;5t'
FOR SALE - ONE TEN pAssEN.
ger REQ Automobile. one Ave pas
senger Cadillac with top, and one
two cylinder Wayne with top. All
in good order. Apply. w. Il.
Schackleford, 236 25th street
11-1o6t.
FOR sALE-DHsIRAHLE NINE
room residence on 35th street, hear
Washington Avenue. Owner leaving
town. and Will sell cheap. ]. e.
WARREN. 2615 Washington ave-
nue.. 1l-1O.6t.
FOR EDISON GOLD MOULD
ed records for November, and Edi-
son improved Photographs at fac
tory prices. You save the freight.
Victor Talking Machines, 81 down
and S1.00 per week. Sheet music
cents mp. The GEO. ID. HAMP-
TON PIANO CO., 30 Twenty-eighth
street. Inn
FOR BICYCLE STORE, WITH
well equipped repair shop, doing
good business. i. L. Davis, 1855 West
Queen street. I0-30.tf.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. z FIRST
class fresh cows. Apply CHAS. SEY
TER, Home Farm, p. o. BOX 1853
Phoebus, Va. 1020.1m
FOR SALE-AT THE HICKMAN
farm. two miles from Hampton
three mich COWS. three work
horses. one young Jenny ASS or
Donkey. W. II. THOMAS. 1O-17-tm.
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALI.
parts of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. Hotel Warwick Building.
FOR SALE-FINE KNABE PARLon
Grand Piano, cheap. zoe Thirty
first street. 10-9-ti
WE SELL AND RENT PIANOS
cash or easy payment plan, accept
secondhand pianos or organs &C
mart payment on new Instruments
Tuning and repairing n speciality.
All work guaranteed Ferguson
Music Co., 200 Thirty-first street
ut Phone OK IN trn
UNDERTAKERS.
w. E. RoUsy. FUNERAL DIREc.I
tor. 234-236 25th street. Ofiicej
Phones 81; Residence Phone ITO.
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WANTED - RELIABLE COLORED
man TO act as porter. Come ready
to work. Apply to j. r. Sprague.
Twenty-eighth street and Washing
ton avenue. 11-14-It.
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WANTED = LAUNCH. ABOUT rs
feet Box As. Newport News.
1l-8-Gt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
WEIER WINS
WALKING RACE
TrentOuian Covered Ten Miles in
So Minutes, So Seconds Win.
ming By Great Sprint

Edward Weier, of Trenton, cham
pion walker of New Jersey and a well
known walker in the United States
last night defeated James Frazier In
a ten mile heel and toe walking match
at the Lyceum roller skating rink.
The race was close and fast. The
walkers kept close to each other, sew
,eral times passing after one had held
the lead for some laps, and Weller,
the Trenton man, won only by close
margin
The race was for ten miles, in 9TH
er words 200 times around the local
rink, and for $500 side The walk
ers were quite evenly matched and an
excellent start was made Immediate
ly at the start Frazier, the New Eng
land lad, took the lead and held it
for the next three laps. Several times
Weier tried 10 pass his opponent and
in the fourth mile he succeeded. For
the last two miles Frazier set the
pace until the last lap. At the close
of the 18th lap of the last mile Weier
let out and did some of the fastest
walking that this city has ever seen
He passed Frazier and in crossing
the tape he was between ten and
twelve feet in the lead. He walked
the ten miles in So minutes, SO sec
onds. The last mile was the fastest
of the ten and was made in minutes
and so seconds, four seconds less than
any other mile of the ten. At the
close of the race Weier the winner
swooned from his fast sprint in the
last, and had to be supported for 9
few minutes. He soon came around
and in few minutes felt we'll.
Three races have been arranged by
these two men. last nights being the
first. The next one will take place ir
Somervil.e and the last will be helt
in Fraizer's home city, Jersey City
All will be for $500 a side and the
man winning best two out of the
three races will be judged champion
of this state. Frazier, champion. o
the New England states, Is consider
ably shorter than his opponent. but
he possesses speed and stamina which
was shown In the race last night. Ir
the fifth mile In last nights race
Fraizer's shoe worked off and Weiel
halted for second. after which the.
both started OF with renewed vigor
The time by miles was First mile
700; second mile, 7:13; third mile
6:55; fourth mile. 6:58; fifth mile
6:54; sixth mile 1902; seventh mile
7:13; eighth mile, 6:58; ninth mile
6:56; tenth mile, $50. Total 69:5s
for ten miles. Augustus and Edward
Germs were scorekeeper and time
keepers The race was witnessed by
large crowd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
cHlNA's PRESS AND IDOLS.
People Are Awakening to Folly of An
cient Custom.

Whilst the Chinese government is
trying to coerce the editors and pre-
'ent them from interfering with local
customs and usages. the native press
here in the south is attacking idolatry
With sword and spear" writes a Can
on correspondent to the North China
Daily News OF Shanghai. There
vas time when missionaries were
blamed for venturing to to say any
hing disrespectful against the idols of
jhina ;sld when we have heard some
If them preach we must say that. in
he main they have been very tactful
n their dealings with these things.
8ut the Chinese themselves are not in
my way sensitive in their handling
II the question.
Idols and the like. incense burning
md all it's accessories. incantations
md all their kindred superstitions are
leaped together and, so TO speak. set
m fire in the presence of the people.
The whole system is held up to ridi-
,ule and condemned as stupid ex-
)ensive and degrading In the extreme
The people are urged TO sweep away
the whole paraphernalla without keep
ing any part of it worth a cash.
"Confucian classics are quoted as
showing that when Confucius was
leading the people into paths of right
ebusness and happiness. idols had not
yet invaded China; foreigners are also
held up as worthy Of imitation. for
they at least only worship one God.
Such attacks on the part Of the native
press viii do much TO hasten tho dis
integration of the superstition of ldola-
try"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
IN The FIELD OF SPORTS
HEADCUARDS WORN BY
MURPHY AND MCCORMICK

Frank Mccormick, of this city,
Tommy Murphy's sparring partner,
wears noseguard in his boxing, as
he has had his nose broken In the
past. In a recent visit of sporting
writer to the New Polo A. c. in New
York, Murphy was found preparing
for his afternoons work for his bout
with Spike Robson, the limestone
| (126 pounds) champion of England.
Tommy called his sparring partner,
Mccormick and wound up a flight of
stairs, enveloped by murlky dark
ness. The stairs led to large room
about 80 75 feet, and here Murphy
boxes. There are no ropes and the
floor is smooth and bare. Tommy
donned football headgear to protect
his eyes and ears. Mccormick like
wise procured gridlron headpiece,
! including nose guard, at which the
boys got down to business.
| Johnny oliver declares that Muir
ply was never in such shape. He has
got all his speed and has gained in
both strength and hitting ability. Oil
yer is confident that the little Har-
lemite will be returned the winner by
popular verdict at the end of the
bout, even If he does not win impress.
lively earlier in the so. At any rate
he will be in far better condition for
this meeting than he was when he
met Robson on the two preceding oc-
casions Robson is just as cock-sure
as Murphy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
BURCHELL SIGNS
WITH THE ORIOLES

Fred Burchell. the local southpaw,
has signed with the Baltimore East
ern League team again. dispatch
from Baltimore states that
practically every player has been
signed. Some of them--notably
Burchell, who was always the last
man to hold out because of dissat-
sfaction-signed several months age
and all believe that they have not on
ly been fairly treated by the club
but literally treated. The result il
a spirit which was been lacking In
years past, spirit which will go fas
toward winning the pennant. This Is
the present aspect of the clum
Catchers Hearne, Byers and
McCabe.
Pitchers-Burchell, Adkins. Nc
Neal, Ramsay, Mueller, VanAnda and
Green
First base - Rapp. Hunter and
Crook.
Second base-Dunn, James and
Roman.
ortstop-Dittredge
Third base-Burrell, Lynch and
Catiz.
Outfield-O'Hara, Hall and Dem
mitt.
Needless to say, there are several
deals hoped for that will result in :
change or two in the foregoing, bu
of these nothing can yet be said"
Baseball prospects in Baltimore
with Jack Dunn as manager, ar,
brighter than in years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
How to ,Saxe Eyelets.

There's a new way Of making those
troublesome eyelets, discovered by a
girl who is locally famous for invent
ing labor-saving ideas.
It consists in running the eyelet
around and then cutting it from end
to end, and buttonholing it, making
the stitches as deep as those upon the
usual buttonhole, but reversing the
stitch so that the edge stitches back
upon the material instead of around
the open edge OF the eyelet.
It is about one-fifth as hard to do as
the usual way; and the difference in
length of time is even more marked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19

First of all take some soap and
rub 1t we'll into the linen. then scrape
some chalk very finely and rub that
in also, lay the linen on the grass, and
as IL dries wet it again. This done
twice or thrice should remove the
mildew stains. Another way is to mix
soft soap and powdered starch with
half the quantity Of salt and juice of
a lemon. Lay this mixture on with a
brush, and let the linen lie out on the
grass for few nights and the stains
will disappear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
FOR d. S. A. c. SMOKER.
Fine Program Arranged for Next Sat
/ urtiay Night by Committee.

The committee in charge Of the
Danish Sociable Athletic Clubs smok-
er to be held next Saturday night In
their club house in New street have
completed plans and everything is IN
readiness for an enjoyable time. Prof
David Ham, of Newark, the clubs
teacher, will be present, as will Prof
Spawn, also of Newark, well-known
athletic worker.
One of the champion amateur ath-
letes Of the state will be present and
there three will give an entertain
ment In sports, in the line of wrest-
ling, boxing, hammer-throwing and
weight lifting. There will be wrest-
ling bouts as well as boxing bouts by
the local members. Refreshments will
be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
For a Black Eve.

II child. or. indeed anyone else,
receives blow over the eye which is
likely to become black, there is no
remedy superior to nor more likely to
prevent discoloration than buttering
the parts for two or three inches
around the eye with fresh butter, re-
newing IL every few minutes for the
space of an hour or two. This remedy
is equally good for any bruise not
broken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
ALplNES FORFEITED
TWO MORE IN LEAGUE

The Alpine bowlers, of this city
did not go to Pleasant Plains las
night to roll in the league games, ant
not sending notice twenty-four hours
before the time Of the game, as the
leagus rules call for, the Aquehon.
gas and Amicitias each are credited
with winning one game from the AL
pines.
In the game last night between tn,
Amicitias and the Aquehongas. op
the formers alleys, the Amicitias
won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
BEAU sRuMMEL.
Feature Event at New OrleanH Won
by Odds-on Fav0ritc.

FeRtufe ENcnt al AeW OfIeUhb WON
by Odds-on Fav0ritc.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.--The first
race nt the Fair grounds brought a
pair Of long shots quoted at 40 10 and
90 to ] respectively TO the front, con
tending with Gossoon for first place.
while the two well played things. An
Gitor and Dry Dollar. were complete
ly out of IT, Gossoou won.
In the feature event Beau Brummel.
the odds-on favorite. won ut the end
ifter IL hard race with Lady Navarro.
summaries.
First Race.--GosSoon. first; Prince
lowing, second; Carasco, third.
Second Race.--Posing first; Auditor,
econd: Dapple Gold third
Third Race. Meadowbreeze, first;
Minot. second: Hickey. third.
Fourth Race Beau Brummcl, first;
.ady Navarro. second; Fantastic, third
Fifth Race. Wes, FIRST; Granada,
econd: Oberon, third.
Sixth Race.-Colloquy. first: Tudor,
econd; ID. of Montehello. third.
Seventh Race. foreigner first; Fire
Alarm, second; John Mcbride, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
NEwARKERs AT MORGAN.

NEWARK, Feb. 19:-The mem
bers of the Tuesday Club will go to
their club house at Morgan's today.
They will go loaded for ducks and
dinner. Trave Bloodgood will fur
nish the latter, but the members will
have to hustle for the ducks, as they
are feeding along the short about a
mile below the house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
PUBLIC SERVICE TImE TABLE.
Effective Jan 20, l9tb-

Effective Jan. 23, l9C2-
Cars leave Railway junction for Hah-
way Reformatory every 80 minutes frorn
8 10 am. until II 40 pm.
Cars leave Railway Junction for Wood
bridge Creek every hour from 9 10 an.
until IL 10 pm. connecting with New
Brunswick cars 10 after the hour. 10 p.
m from Railway Junction last car that
makes connectiors for New Brunswick.
Cars leaving New Brunswick at :f4
am. and every hour until S;Hs nm cssH
meet with car for Sewaren, Woodbridge
Rphway and Westfeld
Cars leaving Perth Amboy ferry at 81
q m and avers' hof1- until a.kT 2 - then
10 AZ pm and IL :42 pm. connect for 6e-
field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19

-Four eggs. 11s cups of sifted -four,
salt, and one pint of milk. Beat the
eggs, yolks and whites together for
three minutes, add the milk and pour
onto the -four the same as you would
in making soda biscuit. Boil 11s hours.
being careful not to let the water
stop boiling for one instant. Eat with
sauce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
Teller at 30 to 1.

LOS ANGELES, Feb 19.-At Ascot
the sixth race went to Toller, at 80 to
/. Toller came suddenly to the front
and won easily over Foncasta, the fa-
vorite. In the second race Barney Old
field won by six lengths.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19

Willie walled and Winnie wheezed,
while wintry winds whined weirdly.
Willie wriggled while Winnie wheez-
ed wretchedly. Wisdom whispers
winter winds work wheezes. Where
fore we write, Use Kennedy's Laxa-
tive Cough Syrup" Nothing else sc
good. Sold by c. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
BRUNSyNICKS SIGN BOWEN.
,oectol To the EVENING NEWS.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 49,
The New Brunswicks have signed
as pitcher for the coming season Cy
Bowen, formerly of the Stapleton
baseball team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
HIGH SCORES AT Pops.

High scores on Kirby's alleys last
night were: P. Beatty, 224, 223, 223,
203; ]. Zehrer. 210, 203, 1873, 184;.
J. Dwyer, 200; Hover, 100; P. Peter
son, 100.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
JUNIOR ROWLING LEAGUE.
rIaIE OF HIGH WATER.

piles Of people have Piles. whs
suffer from pilea when yon can U.S.
DeWift's C,i ,clil,d i Witch Haze
salve ana -, relief. Nothing efsx
"a GOOD Beware Of imitalions. So
that the name ia atamped on each
box Sold by g. A. Sexton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19

Open ......1 am. Close .....f. ~ -p-AAs
Money Order Department opens T.se .
"'' Registry S.G Department opens 2 zee A-n-;
closes Z 90 pm.
pm. to z 90 pm.
Stamp Window-opens 7.eo am, closes
Z. 80 pm. daily.
Sundays-Opens zoe a-u.; closes is,oe
Public Corridor open until $50 pm.
GEORGE II TICH.
Postmaster
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
PRACTICE OF ATHLETEs.

The older members of the Danisl
Sociable Athletic Club practiced last
night under Prof. David Ham. OF
Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
wing Ting mt oakIavn.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 19,-Wing
Ting won the feature event at Oak
lawn, getting up just in time to nose
out Midas. Only one favorite was sue
cessful
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
SUFFERS FROM
RHEUMATISM
Remember That VOLTA Powder
Wifi Cure You.

Get it from your druggist, or send
81 TO the AMERICAN VOLTA CO.,
rs Astor Place, New York city, and
receive It postpaid. Tu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
BUNTEN AND CLAUsEN HIGH.

A. Bunten rolled 2i1 and +. Clau-
sen 20S last night on Bloodgood's
alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
HIGH MEN AT swITzER's.

P. Peterson rolled 1872 and +. Koy
en- lit last night on the Utopia al
leys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19
RoHNsAcK,s HIGH MEN.

High scores on Bohnsack's alleys
last night were; G. Olsen. 220; T.
Burns, 1913; NJ. Hurley. 1872.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19

EngIish Tennis Expert Defeated.
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-sliss Freda
deyer. the English lawn tennis expert,
vas defeated in the opening play of
he eighth national indoor lawn tennis
championship tournament by Miss
Louise Hammond of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-19

Use a little KODOL after meals
and 1t will be found to afford d
prompt and efficient relief. KODOL
nearly approximates the digestive
Juices Itdigests what you eat. It
is sold on guaranteed relief plan.
Sold here by G. A. sexton.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-12-27

BILE to find any study more interest
ing, fascinating. Illuminating. That
which reveals to us flood of light
upon Bible history must be more en-
tertaining than any novel and more
instructive than any secular accom-
plishment.
Let us work fervently, energeti-
cally, devotedly for the synagogue;
whom may she claim if not the lovely
daughters of Israel! Others may give
their time. their means, their strength,
if they have sufficient of it, to the wild
est activities of the earth. but, oh,
council sisters, if You have but a
small endowment of time and force,
bring it to the sacred shrine. Adorn
the alter with your spiritual sacri-
fees. to increase the honor and glory
of the synagogue. Let the Sabbath
and festivals be the object of pro
found reverence and tenderest affec
ton. Then may the synagogue truly
claim our council women as "daugh
ters. like corner pillars. sculptured in
the model of palace"