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Department of the InteriOr,1
u. S. Land Office
Natchitoches. La, May IS, 1901
Notice is hereby given that
JAMES K. HICKMAN
OF Montgomery. La. who, on Aug.
IL. 1903, made II. Il. 1915. No. O546.
for 5 y NV X and fri. SW 4. section
36, township N, range w, La.
Meridian. has filed notice Of Intention
to make final five year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Register and Receiver,
ut Natchitoches. LII, ON the 18th
day Of July, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses j. /.
Roberts. W. n. Dyson, q. Dyson, H.
Roshto. all Of Montgomery, La.
j. ERNEST BREDA.
le4-6t Register.
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Official Proceedings of the Colfax Towr
Council.


4
Colf,ax, La, July 5, 1910.
The board of aldermen of the town
of Colfax. met this day in regular
session with F. B. Cole, mayor pro
ten, presiding.
Present, e. II. Tumminello, G. H.
Mcknight and Z. H. Blackwood.
Absent, W. A. BrownIee.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following claims were allowed:
j.. C. Killingsworth, laid over
bill. ........-............... 1.5O
Dixie Drug Co, gasoline ..........13 60
John Miles, work on streets..... $40
Frank Arthur, same................. $50
John Jackson, same......... 49,. 4.55
Pat Pinkney, hauling. ..............1O.75
TummiDello Bros, gasoline.... $50
Union Mere Co, nails............ 40
Fouke Brick Co, brick ........... Ito
The marshal reported the follow
ing collections for June, viz:
Licenses Observation-Disclosures. 5f.oO
Fines ..................-....... 3.OO
lOtal..................... 4U.oO
Less commission-....-.....-. 1.S7
1853
Above amount was paid to the
treasurer. The report was adopted
az the settlement approved.
On motion the street commission
ers were authorized to remove the
pecan trees near the depot which
were damaged by the recent fires,
also the tree near the Tumminello
building.
On motion the secretary was au-
-thorized to buy one-half dozen globes
for the street lights.
(. There being no further business
the board adjourned.
F. B. COLE.
Mayor pro TEN.
| G. H. mcknight,
Secretary
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Budget of Town Expenses.

On motion Of f. H. Blackwood,
seconded by F. B. Cole. the follow
ing was adopted as the budget of
expenses Of the town of Colfax for
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
OLD men BACK
FOR BRUNSWICK
0 the EVENING NEWS.


Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, April 1S:-The
fans were surprised Saturday after
noon to see the old Brunswicks back
on the field again. 1t was expected
that new players would replace the
FIVE men-Dalton, Stallings, Harter
and the Cosgrove brothers-who
struck last week for more pay, hav-
ing made a demand for SO additional
each game played beside the $15 a
week salary agreed upon at the OPEN
ing of the season.
The return of the strikers, how
ever, was not for the rest OF the
season. Manager Dave Driscoll had
been unable to get new men for Sat-
urday In the game with the Ridge
wood A. C. and persuaded the strik-
ers to return. Upon their arrival
here they agreed to play Saturday
with the understanding that they
were to be paid SO additional for
Sundays game. Such an arrange
ment was made by the strikers lost
as rain yesterday interfered with the
game. Driscoll was given a big re-
ception by the fans Saturday. He
will bring new men here for next
Saturday and Sundays games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
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HOUSEHOLD CARES

Tax the Woman Of Perth Amboy tho
Same as Elsewhere.
Hard to attend to household du-
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With a constantly aching back.
a woman should not have bad
back,
And she wouldn't If the kidneys
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Kidneys.
Here is Perth Amboy woman who
endorses this claim:
Mrs. John Young, 146 Washington
street, Perth Amboy, N. j., says:
about three years ago ! suffered
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pains in the small Of my back that
made 1t impossible for me to do my
housework. Dizzy spells and head
aches were also common. On the adj
wise of a friend / began using Doan's
Kidney Pills and before | had I'm
ished the contents of two boxes the
pains in my back had vanished and
the other troubles had been cor
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New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan So
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
SULLIVAN
AND HAYES
ARE READY

Preparations have been completed
for the tGn-mile running race to be
held between Johnny Sullivan, Of
Woodbridge, and John S. Hayes, of
Long Branch, at the Auditorium to-
night. Both runners are confident
of victory. Hayes appeared in this
city Friday to close negotiations for
the event and he at that time ex-
pressed his sincere belief of win
ming. On the other hand, Sullivan
seems to be equally as confident.
If the contestants are in condition
the event should be hummer 1t
is known that these boys are there
on the sprint at the finish. This was
demonstrated in the last three-cor-
nered run when Forbes ran with
them. Such an exciting finish as
Hayes and Sullivan put up on that
occasion has never before been wit
messed in this section.
Sullivan is a member of the King
wood A. C., of Woodbridge, and
Hayes, now a member of the Marion
"A. c., of this city, will run under
Marion colors. An effort will be
made to have Tommy Murphy, the
big fighter, start the big event, which
is scheduled to start at 9:15 o'clock.
A five-mile preliminary race will
start at 8:15 o'clock, in which have
been entered: Fletcher Hoffman, of
South Amboy: Tim Sullivan, Bob
Gillis, Andrew Gadek and Joseph
Gill, Of the Kingwood A. c., OF Wood
bridge; d. Quinn, of Jersey City;
George Stevens, OF Railway; and
Alfred Peterson, of this city. They
will run for cash prizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
MURPHY BACK
AT HIS FORDS
HEADQUARTERS

Tommy Murphy and host Of
Jersey and New York boxers are due
to arrive at Joe Batess nlaea near
Fords today. to begin training for
future battles. Johnny Oliver, MUIR
phys manager, visited the training
headquarters Saturday aid made ar
rangements for erection of a regu-
iation ring together with more
complete gymnasium equipment.
AS has been told, Murphy is to
start training for his fight with Abe
Attell, scheduled to take place the
latter part Of next week. The other
fighters on the camp scene will help
the Harlemite gain condition and in
cidentally will also prepare for com
ing exhibitions
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
ARROWS TAKE
GAME FROM
PENTACON A. C.
speoiat % tae EvENINq NHws.

Spectdt to the EVENING NEWS
Tottenville, April 1S:A game
that most spectators say should
have gone to the Pentagon "A. 9.
was taken by the Arrow basketball
team, Of this place, by score Of 20
to 27, on the X. of P. court SATURDAY.
night. A dispute arose near the
finish when someone called time be-
fore the actual time was up. At that
period the tally stood ~ to 20 in
favor of the Pentagon team AS
soon as time was yelled the local
players stopped an instant and then
proceeded to play and Pegnod scored
a basket, tieing the score 81 to 27.
lnasmuch as the Pentagon lads were
not playing, believing time was up,
they disputed the basket and threat
ened to quit. A compromise was ef-
fected and the game went on for two
minutes, that being the stated re-
naming time. The Arrows again
scored and the tally became 29 to 27
at the finish
Peters refereed during most of
the game. but after the dispute. his
g,csition was filled by Cline.
Z The Pentagon team is comprised
rof boys from this and surrounding
Places. They played with snap and
Eim 5arnEday night. At the finish Of
| the first ha1f~the. score was II to 8
I'm their favor. Tre~teams lined up
as follows:
Arrows. Pentag0n ASQfs
Hudson .....,... Mcdonald
A. Cole ....... L.. .... Hayes
left foIk&d
Belts, Henne -. ~. .p.;s Wort
centre
Ollney D6tlS sseees DGoLt
right guard
lfegnOd s.....i. ...1..,.s beTnBtelu
left guard
Referees, Peters and Cline; timer.
Lee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
DANISH SOCIABLE A. C!
HAD BIG CELEBRAT ton
9Th. Anniversary Y
Was Observed
Saturday.
GREAT EVENTS

An excellent card of athletic events
was presented at the celebration Of
the ninth anniversary of the Danish
Sociable Athletic Club, In Washing
ton hall Saturday night The two
youngest athletic classes drilled and
marched In full uniforms; there
were two good boxing exhibitions
and professional Indian club
swinging exhibition besides other
events. Dancing followed.
The athletic program. the first part
of the celebration, began at $3.50
O'Clock, when the two youngest gym
nasium classes performed. There
were twenty-five members present.
Under the direction of Marno Ham
sen, they marched about the hall and
formed intricate figures. They con-
cluded their exhibition by drilling
and performing stunts on the horse.
The oldest athletic class of the
club gave an exhibition of parallel
and horizontal bar work that aroused
the admiration of the hundreds of
spectators. There wer etwelve of
that class present, who worked un-
der the supervision of their director,
Peter. Hansen.
he first boxing bout Of the even
ing was between Frank Mccormick
and John Larsen. They went three
fast rounds and mixed matters in
rough and ready style. Albert Mink
Ter and Sigurd Nielsen met in the sec
Lond sparring match and they like
wise mixed matters rather roughly
for three fast rounds. j. A. Jones,
a prominent sporting enthusiast of
South .Amboy. who used to referee
bouts at the Kirby Club, acted as ref
cree at these exhibitions.
The program of athletics conclud-
ed with an exhibition OF Indian club
Swinging, by Oscar Dim, Of Plain
field.
Marno Hansen, director of the two
younger gym" classes, was pre-
sented with a handsome gold watch
charm as token of appreciation OF
his services rendered to the young
athletes. He meets weekly with the
classes and drills them In general
Gymnasium work
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
HUGUENOTS
DOWNED BY
iTOTTENVILLE
bn United press wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Tottenville, April 1S:-The Tot
tenville A. c. baseball team defeated
the Huguenots by a score Of IL to l
Saturday afternoon on the former 8
grounds here. The local squad won
the game in it's early innings. 1t
was their first turn out this season
and they showed good form. The
new players Manager Sharrot has In
stituted on the team loomed up We'll
in this game and indications point to
a fast aggregation This season.
But eight innings were played IN
the game Saturday. The local team
scored first in the initial inning and
later enjoyed rally in the second
stanza. They scored again IN the
third and sixth frames and wound
.up splendidly in the seventh by
scooping up four more runs. The de-
fail score,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18

New York, April 1S:-According
to reports received here from Aus
tralia, George Hackenschmidt, the
former worlds champion wrestler,
better known as the Russian Lion" :"
is to sail for this country within the
next two weeks in hopes of match
with Frank Gotch, the present hold
er Of the title. Promoters in Kansas
City have offered good sized purse
for contest between the pair. Gotch
has already accepted, and 1t Is more
than likely that Hack will do the
same. Exer since he lost the title to
Gotch two years ago the Russian
Lion" has been anxious for a return
match. For the past six months or
more Hack has been meeting all
comers in the antipodes and is in
splendid shape for bout with Gotch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
KINGWOOD BASEBALL
TEAM TRY-OUT GAME
speoiaI q the EYENINq NEWs.

Woodbridge, April 1s-The King
wood A. G. baseball team lined up
with the Presbyterian church nine
on the local field Saturday afternoon
in tryout game. playing only four
innings on account of the cold and
strong gale OF wind. At the close of
the fourth inning the score stood 7
to in favor Of the Kingwoods. The
game with the Kingwoods and the
Newark Stars. to have taken place
yesterday afternoon, has been post
poned until a future date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18

Archbishop Whately said. with Flip
pant but humorous iiseourtesy, "Wo-
me never reason, or If they do they
either draw correct inferenees from
wrong premises or wrong differences
from correct premises, and they al
ways poke the lire from Che top"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
MONEY FOE sPRMe NEEDS.

MONEY FOR SPRING NEEDS.
asSPFing Is Here.
-.Hekns moving, house~eleaning,
new furniture, bills to meet, etc.
Nearly everybody can use money
at this season Of the year. Perhaps
you may be the exception.
But if the time in the past has left
you financially impaired, don't hesi-
tate to see the "Old Reliable New
Brunswick Loan Co.
~ You can depend on us for Quick
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Call today and let us talk 1t over.
We're always ready to accommodate
you. II impossible to call, write or
phone us and we will send the Man
ayers personal representative to see
you at your home.
THE NEW BRUNSWICK LOAN co.
46 Paterson Street,
Room 10, I'd floor, Morrison Bldg.
4, Phone IL New Brunswick.
Tours 8 A. NJ. to P. M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
ouarantlne.

The captain was talking to group
of ladies about nautical ignorance.
"As we neared port one voyage" he
said, II overheard the conversation Of
two girls. Wen soon be passing
quarantine now said the FIRST girl.
The other whispered;
"'For goodness sake, dear, dry upI
Don't let the captain know how igno-
rant you are. Quarantine isn't place;
it's a disease New York Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
BUFFALO, %
ASHLAND, 7

The Buffalo B. b. G. trimmed the
Ashlands to the tune Of 20 to Z, Sat
urday afternoon. on Brogger's field.
The teams lined up as follows:
Buffalo.
Flynn, p; Maloney, CT; Hulsheim-
er, c; Toolin. If; Mullen, 1b; Burke,
2b; Egan, IS; Coley. Sb; Tonghom,
.rf.
Seaman. p; Hornsby, c; Martin.
lib; Simonsen, 2b; Garretson, IS;
Davis, rf; Deidrlcksen. Ii; Handler
han, ef. Umpire, Bath.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
WEATHER STOPS GAMES

Weather conditions prevented a
number Of baseball games from be-
ing played in this city and vicinity
yesterday. The St. Anthony B. B. @.
will meet the Catholic Club nine, of
New Brunswick, on some later date.
Young Carey, the Saints new twiri-
er, who halls from Brooklyn, came
down Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
KINGWOOD WANDERERS
EASILY. Y.DOWNED OWLS
Played in Great
Form in The
Came Here.
SCORE APIS

The Kingwood Wanderers showed
far superior form Saturday night to
any basketball aggregation that has
appeared here this season and, as a
consequence. they easily defeated the
Owls, this time by the overwhelm-
ing score OF AZ to 10. The visitors
appeared to be out of the Owls
class. They seemed to play as they
pleased scoring at will and did as
they liked with the local crowd AL
though very fast, the exhibition was
good square and cleanly fought
one
Hotel and Michael Lang were in
jured in the first half, but returned
in the game and basketball fans
witnessed some fast and spectacular
work afterwards. The visitors shot
baskets with seemingly little effort.
Their passing of the sphere was de-
serving Of admiration and the man
ner In which they eluded guarding
was humorous at times. They seemed
to shoot from behind with apparent-
ly as much ease as any other way
They shot seemingly impossible bas-
kets, sometimes from the center Of
the court Altogether, their per-
formance outclassed that rendered
by any other assemblage Of basket
ball tossers hereabouts this season.
The game began with exceedingly
fast work. Michael Lang, captain OF
the Kingwood Wanderers, and
Thorne played particularly hard,
but all the visitors showed brilliant
team work. In one Of the melees
that ensued. Hotel had an old In
ljury on one of his fingers reopened.
Time was called to allow for bandag-
ing Just before the first half con-
cluded, Michael Lang slipped near
the entrance to the court. He fell
anG injured his left knee. Time
was called for about two minutes,
after which he returned to play.
At the wind up of the. e'-S enc
riod, the tally stood 22..t$S - 81 "a
| vor OF the visitors. Tme seeons
half developed as fast work rs &
the preceding chapter, with aD s.
lFRs7Mber sof. injured players. How,
ever, nearly all the players werI
more or less scratched and bruised
from the fast work they had beer
performing.
The lineups and score:
Kingwo0d Wanderers. Owls.
IF. Lang .....,......... ....s Booz
Right forward.
Reiboldt ............ Campbell
Left forward.
". Lang .............ss HornSDy
Center.
M. Lang 80. .s-t.t...s... Hotte
Right guard.
lHOrne s..f..... .a......~s Sclanti
Left guard
Referee, Robert Dwyer; timers, r
Sattler and John Compbell; time oi
halves, fifteen minutes.
Field goals: Thorne, z; F. Lang
I6; M. Lang, 8; Reiboldt, 2; G. Lang
a.; Hotel. 8; Campbell, /; Booz. q,
Hornsby. 2. Goals from fouls: Booz
49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
BoWLTNG AT FREEHoIn.

Freehold, April 1S.-4B Billy"
White, of Lakewood. took fall out
of Emmons, the Red Bank crack, on
the Garage alleys here Thursday
night, winning four out of FIVE
games, Their scores were: white
212, 174, 210, PIT, 227 Emmons--
200. 1873. 134. 1872. 1913.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18

NO GAMES In TOURNAMENT.
No games in Pairs rool tourna.
ment were played Saturday night.
Albert Bunten and Nels Alstrup are
to play tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18
AOUERONGA CLUB SHOOT
sneeinr q the EHRNINa NRwA

SpecldF to INC EFhNfNu y y " y =
Tottenyille, April 18; Members
of the. Aquehonga Athletic Club, of
this place, enjoyed shoot at the
club grounds at Juhls park. Rich
mond Valley, Saturday afternoon. A
number Of members Of the Robin
hood Club participated and several
gweepstake events were held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18

VIII Hugh Jennings'a great De-
troit baseball team hold together
this season? This is the one oues-
tion in the baseball world IA pres-
ent Apparently the team is every
bit as strong as last seasons, and
Jennings says that With a little luck
It viii cop again and establish rec
ord-that OF winning four pennants.
stili. the end Of the race Is long
way or and many things can han-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18

Anthony Drexel Biddle, the mill
lionaire boxer of Philadelphia, has a
rival. The latest aspirant for honors
in the roped ring is William w Bar
bour, the son of the thread manu-
facturer, who recently won the
amateur heavyweight championship
of the United States in Boston. Bar
bour is more strenuous than his
Quaker City friend While Biddle
displays his skill exclusively for his
rich friends, Barbour believes in do
ing it in public. AS in the case Of
Drexel. who is always secqrnaed BY
Jack O'Brien, Barbour has always
had stellar light in hiss corner in
the person of no other than James
J. Corbett. "Pompadour jim" is
very enthusiastic over the cleverness
shown by Barbour, and 1t Is possible
that in the near future there will be
a battle between Barbour and Drexel
for the honors in the millionaire
class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18

More than 10000 people in this
vicinity read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-18

Referee, Robert Dwyer; timers, r,
Sattler and John Compbell; time OF
halves, fifteen minutes.
Field goals: Thorne, z; F. Lang,
6; M. Lang, 8; Reiboldt, 2; G. Lang,
4; Hotel, 3; Campbell, 1; Booz, q;
Hornsby. 2. Goals from fouls: Booz,
3.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-02-17
MORTGAGE SALE.

GEORGIA, Ben Hill County
Will be sold before the court house
door in Fitzgerald. Ben Hill County,
Georgia, on the first Tuesday in
March 1910, between the legal hours
of sale the following property, to-wit;
City lot No in square 5, block r.,
in the City of Fitzgerald, said County.
Sold as the property of L. H.
erts under power of attorney con-
tanned in one certain mortgage exc
cuted by the said L. H. Roberts in
favor of Valdosta Drug Company, dat
ed May 4th, 1908 and recorded in
Book of Mortgages No. 2, Folio 8,
in the office of Clerk of Superior
Court of said County.
VALDOSTA DRUG COMPANY,
Attorney-in-Fact for L. H. Roberts.
JAY G. JAY,
Attorneys for Valdosta Drug Com
Dany. 1-7-4wks.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-02-17
1-7-4wks.
NOTICE
G. N. WISE,
Ordinary.

Notice is hereby given that the
place of holding Justice Court for
1857 dist. G. NJ. Ben Hill County
in Fitzgerald, Ca, will be changed
from the City Hall building, to the
new Ben Hill County Court House
on East Central avenue in Fitzger-
aid, Ca, and the first terms of
said Justice Court will be held on
Third Thursday and Friday in
April, 1919, and regularly on the
same days ofeach month thereafter.
Witness onr official signature,
this the 9Th day of Feb, 1910.
Alex A. Harvey,
Drew W. Paulk,
J. P. and N. P. & Elk. Offs. J. F.,
B. H. Co. Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-02-17
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,

To the Voters of Ben Hill County,
| hereby announce myself as q
candidate for Representative from
Ben Hill County, subject to the.
white primary. do not ask for
the office under any claims to a
right of hereditary succession: nor
by reason of any former trade OF
combination by which this high
office may be farmed out to success.
i've candidates; nor do ask vim.
dication at your hands on account
OF any past failure to receive your
endorsement at the polls.
Ii my record as a citizen and my
loyalty to Fitzgerald and my coun.
ty and state for the past fourteen
years merits your approval, | will
sincerely appreciate your support,
and if elected [ pledge myself to
represent the whole people, who
will be taken into my confidence
in all matters of legislation NecF-
ing their interest.
Respectfully, q
D. 3. Jay
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-02-17
CITATION

Thomas Mathews Petition for certiOrari
VS. in Ben Hill Superior
M BULGE Court April term 1910.
To Fred BULGE, Greeting:
You are hereby notified to be
and appear at the next term of
the Superior Court to be held in
and for the County of Ben Hill,
State of Georgia, on the First
Monday in April 1910. to show
cause if any you can why you
should not be made a party to said
suit, being one of the executors
thereof: of M. BULGE, deceased.
Herein fail not. Witness the Hon.
U. " Whipple, Judge of the su-
perior Court of the Cordele Judi
cial Circuit.
February 3rd, 1910.
D. W. M. Whitley,
G. S. G. Ben Hill County.