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The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

closing of the operating from
have devoted considerable space
to them time time but hope that this the occasion 10 T @
swindlng the public long enough 49,, c,..,
Weiess nstSo concern The connecton Of petro with
the The Clark the only the companies advertised
as included merger that Was really in operation on s
The latest Offering from the Burr c office the Buick on s
are not lutte ce are those OF the CaS people, ou ms
tion passive rather than active it appears.
cued this column repeatedly within e past two months Iney We're
find my mail this morning ete- from the Buick Oil Co., % thai
is worth quoting e last hone ennon of some OF the eevee
rho & SE sen & ySg M h4 nG deserPe un TO- tell e ahaS
ssndna 5% usr %s Of ali
1 % & on @ S % eS" so wa" & ne you air & nS" "EGs$F' as% w% % @ %
Gs SS % This a9l @ K T9 COMFY % .r % S@, @a fRr h
& hs, lite m od M tha w@g & ny S@nK @ Ws we their
pipe @ W Wh run % right "ions Of our p%@peTesq @
ayS % ysT never sTiR & ae % TO any e & % hat h @ c % back % @ %
an .E ia & Miqqns if man
5s 1efss sPqrsf s you
hours Of 1r T9esi % & % aa To o % an; reason t % m
capialns their lis, Of
her widespread ADVERTISING
pay sending out
come out Of n" proceeds Of the sales the
This OUTFIT however made the public pay or Its own
pretty engraved cerinc o. n
bT ,tt h oon nona NV he rres NJ for il is saving
United Wireless and finally this raid on
they jail sentences for the
toward cleaning the aki When
term in Jail likely result of fraudulent use OF the mails these the mmms
and industrial that have cut such large hGes IN e aver
columns newspapers and magazines viii not be SO much evil
atnd be ehansed If it finally does
become unheatny Tor swhc 10 use m ny ~, Ln 81 n ,n
it, The postonce
authorities the people if The people cannot learn by re-
peated sad experience to protect thenselve
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Russell : Penn. &c. Irene r. Hol,
stein, 20
Abbott B Wilkinson. 40; Mary NJ
Roberts, 20.
Roy }. Miller u. Bernice La Charity
Albert \. Drumb. 40. Eva Blake. "a
Edward j. Moore. 80: Jean Ether
inEtun, 30.
George j. Galster, 45, Anna Miller, Al
Frederick j Welsh, "a; Mary H. Pou-
get 81
:, Frederick Q. Evans, 81 Isabelle A
Aibertus u. FerreII. 80. Hillsdale. Pa
Judith Il. Lanham, -, pittsburg. Pa.
William Laramie, Ir.. 20; Louise
Brow %.
Theodore Hltterbrandt. 27; Josephine
Milton j Maxwell 20, Rochester,
Mich. Lena Gardner %. Detroit
Thomas Wirzykowski 2s: Ethel IIet-
ma. IL
Charles L. Kendall. -, Detroit; Mar
tina T.. Allor, II. ST. clair
Robert Medium. 25. Detroit; Helen
SCHNEIDER 81. FAIR Haven
Jacob Szott, 45: Anna Bochnia. 3s.
Joseph NJ Schmitt %; Mary krctz.
20.
Julius Poot. 81; Elodie L. Van Eenoo.
William Thomas. 80, Detroit; Jessie
Emo, ~, Flint. Mich
Thomas Pruc. % Anna Heintz. 20.
Thomas M Lee, 2s Louise V Bra
Leo H. McClear. 80, Detroit Agnes
Rohb. - Choactoh. Mich.
Ge ebriel Monte 80, ECorse, Olive
Steffes, q, Detroit.
Charles Finen. 20. Kansas. Okla; Ka-
Uterine IL Smart, %, Detroit.
William II Barger, %; Hattie Ka-
minski. 23
Herbert Il. Lyon. SO; Louise Gunkei
Alfred II. Han. 81, Chicago. Helene
&c. Darling, 20. same.
Blanche =. Potter, %. same
Anthony Gfes, 20 olga Koenig, 21
Henry Beauory. %, Wyandotte. Eliza
Bloomfield. 90. same
Charles c. Richmond SO, Toledo: Jen-
ME Bartcl, SO. same.
Anthony Weller %; Mabel Snowden,
10
or. II
George Malaska. 80. Cleveland. O.
Frances L. Bolcer. 81. same.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

After four and a half days work
by a force of % men. the recount on
the mayoral vote, asked for by Proc
tor X. Owens, was finished Tuesday
noon. reducing Thompsons official
majority by 80 votes, and leaving
those who bet on his 5000 plurality
still in position to collect their
money.
Some errors in both directions were
found, Tuesday morning, in the Sew
enteenth ward, and in one precinct ol
the Fifteenth The variations were
quite evenly divided. The final dif-
ference OF 80 could be almost entirely
accounted for by bunch of 50 bal
lots left on the outside of the box by
the inspectors in the ninth district oi
the Ninth ward, and thrown out as
irregular.
Owens watched the progress OF the
count till the last box was sealed up
Then he announced that he would 20
10 the circuit court, Wednesday morn
ing. with n motion TO throw out the
entire election. He alleges that the
ballots should have been numbered
and that in many cases the proper re
turns were not made
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Charles Fiutler lG2 Jones' 81 years,
dilataliou OF heart
Ncwland Hayes 3l1 Forest west. o.
years, saTCOna.
Charles j George. S21 Fort east. 81
years, pneumonia
carl T. \ .SChCiand, 2is sheridan, "a
years. pneumonia.
julius Herring. Eiolse Mich. a.
wears, exhaustion from parctiC dpneu-
sis
Thomas crowley. IT Mary's hospital
- years, aucnia.
Mary Bullock. 12b1 Sixteenth. 81
years. ncPhritis chronic
Hans Is Wontup. i93 Woodward, 30
years. aerhvNiation by gas. suicide
Francis Setley, III Sciden. S0 years.
Jonn r.dv ards. 81 Seward. - years
mltra insuIhCtCnCy.
Scth smith. 81 Bralnard, 81 years.
PRANK II Cohucn. COS Champlain. 2I
yenrs. fracture uf skull, accidental
Frederick Nruman, Michigan and
Williams, - years. inquest pending
Walter Mclaughlin. Harper hospital.
- years. eNophthulmic gastro.
Miles keavt Sol sixth. ." years In
.uueCt pending
Milton Harp, rman, Harper hospital.
81 years fracture of skull. accidental
ANTHONY NJddlHbeVe. 12g Fort 4
tear. tuber ucriugity4
Michael kciis. So hFcsson, a. years
Stamisiaus Zija. 455 LIvernols. 20
years Fracture Of ska4I
~ Ulatd - Bishop, l30 Sixteenth. 4
ltgrs dlphtberig
Frspk Eacctuc ~ Nary's hospital
a. ,t.tts ttputtu fUVcr
Ethel ~autaErct 6Os Coagfcss. 40
cars, atste appendicitis
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED INyERURBAY
LINES

PORT HURON LIMITEDS--7 A. m
and every Two hours To y. m; sun
days only. IL p. m. Through locals. 9
a IN. and every two hours 20 s y m.
hourly 10 p. m. including linlteds.
hourly 10 IL y. IN. shore line TO Mt.
Clemens. e;2S a. m. hourly 20 ll,2s p..
FLINT LIMITEDs--7:ss A. m ga,
a m, 'l2:35 p m, 1886 y. IN. 1885 ..
m Through locals. I a. m, every two
hours 10 } p. m; Oxford only. ~ r. m.
I'hut. Sundays only. IL p m. To Romeo.
a. m. S a. m. and every Two hours 10
JACKSON 1IMiTEDS-s.is a m. ana
every two hours TO Sis N. Through.
locals. Z n IN. and every two hours TO
. n m; Ann Arhor orlN. q. M, 80 y, +
m u n. 10 p, m. ~ p n. Northyilis
oniv $40 a m. hourly 70 $40 y. m,
: 80 y. Ha.. p-rn.. ii y. n. saline cars
''YS1 YTSo1Lt.DG LfMfTEps-7sc a. m. ana
every tWo hours 10 520 = m sfsHrfayt
end sunday, go ~ N. through loSate
$50 n IN. and hourly 20 $50 n m-s
Monroe only. 80 n IN, ~ p n ~
ANDOTTE DIV.--5.Ss a m. half-s
hourly 20 S:33 p. IN, hourly 20 II ~
FONTTkC Diy---6 n. n. 90 20 80 rlr.
,c,,.ire to sac r. m, hourly IN fo:10
~ ~ m; Birmingham only, - n.
GkCitARD lake DIV 30 a IN. hoisr-
" 10 ~ y. IN.
.These GERS run throuEh 10 sasinov
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
DR.. J. E. CLARK A CANDIDATE

As one of the library commissioners
who worked TO secure the gift of
S750.00O from Andrew Carnegie for
library building purposes. Or. j. T..
Clark would like TO return TO the
board 20 witness the building of the
library itself and the various
branches
He has announced his candidacy as
a successor to Herbert H. Bowen,
who retires from the. board Jan. /,
after a service OF 10 years. Clarence
A. Black is also candidate for the
place and n number OF the school in
spectors are reported 10 have ex-
pressed themselves as favorable TO
him. However. Dr. Clark believes he
has friends on the board who will
stand by him. The election takes
place the first meeting in December
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Michael Mandalkc. 14l Artillery
EanCrCd Sharon, 23J Chamberlain
Edward Dittbcrnor. 65 Thirty-fourth.
Frederick Stork, l54 Twenty ninth.
Daniel Popy. 1117 Military.
John Sikora. - McGregor
l. Charles Turek, ISL Twenty fourth.
Corsimir Flenck, 107 McGregor
Peter Tes2ytek, 81 Twenty ninth.
Harry Hermann, T2l kerchcval.
Joseph Mistrz, 800 Willis
Augustus Barr. b60 Grandy.
John Miller 3S1 Twenty third.
Joseph Cock, 20 Wolf.
Rome ShoTk. 1868 Twenty fifth.
Walter Scott, 33I T.. Larned.
Herve Girand. 2O5 Riopelle.
John Bork, 571 Clinton.
carl Graf. 4t6 Alfred.
Bert Hacking, 9J7 Warren, twins.
Alexander Noble. IL Ward
Edward Lyburtus. $50 r. Willis.
Albert Sadler. 1917 Russell
Jacob Borsozek. 276 Leland.
NichOlas James. 22J Rowens
Thomas Burdene. 81 Thaddius.
irvine Senrett. 1873 Pest.
stephan Bannonis. 21i5 Fort
Harry Dufendorf 100 Lakewood
BOYS
August Smith, 494 Lawndale
George Lewis, AZ Thirty-second.
.'ohn kalis. Is Delray.
Anthony Pfefer. 647 Ersldne
Willard, Chase. 517 Warren.
w lduESlaW lNtn, ~ ipubOlS.
Arthur Burns. 1877 Dix
Charles Gardner. 337 Twenty fourth
Edward Gaiefsky. 90 Romeyn.
Grover Kelley. 196 Rivard
Leo Biolski. G23 Palmer
Gust Rhode I3t Berlin.
Iohn Pehlke. 1896 Brooklyn
fohn Macleod 76S sixth.
Frederick Schelling. tg12 Dubois
Wladvstaw EileZewski. 6S9 Hancock
Leo Dolletre. 80 Goldsmith
Edward IIpTfOn Irpp pnvidCp
David Grant. % Park
Walter Schmidt. ESQ Kirby
Charles Kuniolka. 376 Medburv
Andrew Rider. Sr. g17 Scyburn
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Catherine Smith, 52s Crawford. 10
months. malnutrition.
Eva faikoVsky, 6l5 Livernois, b3
years. dCmentia
sarah Richards. Noi jefferson. i2
years. valvular lesion OF heart
Joseph Adamaszak, Harper hospital,
Is years. elan psia
hiram Brown. $40 Vinewood. 80
years. typhoid fever.
FRANK ChaciarZ. ss6 Ferry. 2 years,
diphtheria.
Edward Curyl. 8; Medbury. ] year.
pneumonia.
Gottfried Kraft. 52e sherman. u
years. senility.
Mary Garrison, Grace hospital. 33
years exhaustion ana post-operative
shock
Leto Lorenzo. 1872 Fort. months;
lencaetnia
Victor BERNARD s0s Hammond, 3
months. pneumonia.
Nicholas Wallaster. 351 Champlain,
90 years; chronic nephritis.
Edwin - Loomis, Az Third, SO years;
urCmia.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
WILL THRESH OUT DISPUTE
OVER st. CLAIR FLATS DEEDS
James Rouche, of Detroit, Says Et-
forts Will Be Maoe To Get
Quick Action oy Courts.

LANSING, Mich. Nov. 22.--tSpe-
ciaD-For nearly year the remains
OF the st. Clair Flats commission, a
body created through an act passed at
the last session of the Legislature.
have rested undisturbed. since former
Attorney-General John T.. Bird. who
was made n member OF the commits
sion dee Jared that the state had no
legal right 10 issue deeds TO the e-set.
tiers. and the matter has been tn the
court of ST. Clair county ever since.
However, there seems to be q resu.
reCtiur dag in sight for the commi5-
sion. rs James RouChe, OF Detroit. sec.
rotary of the St Clair Flats protec-
tive association, says that efforts will
be made at once to carry the matter
through The courts and secure dc.
cision that WIN determine whether
or not tho occupants Of land are legal
ly entitled To- deeds.
Before the commission discontin.
ued its meetings. Secretary OF State
Martindalc Land Commissioner Rus.
sell and Audltor-GCncral Fuller were
arrayed against MIR Bird or the pro
position Mr. Birds idea was TO re-
fuse TO Issue the deeds and then have
some property holder start suit
against the commission to compel IT
TO do so that the matter could b.
carried TO the supreme court and a
decision secured that would enable
the members TO proceed without fear
of further litigation
II was Mr.. Birds claim that the
land was simply held I'm trust by the
state and THAT the legislature had nj
authority a. authorize commission
TO deed It away lie stood >Arm and
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

CAfllI.I-A Nov. 81, 1910. at his moth
trS residence. 800 Canton-aVe, mos.
j. beloved son Of BridSet ana tl,,
late Thos Cahln. and brother oi
William and stephen Cahill and Mrs.
ThOs y clancy Funeral from resi-
dence Wednesday at $50 a m, anu
to 81 Charles church az 10 O'CLOCK
Burial at Mt Elliott
DALTON--Nov. Is. I,anora. widow of
the late Lawrence Dalton and molh-
er of Mrs. George Baumgariner, Mrs.
fIosee, Mrs II Mininger, Mrs )
Wilson. Mrs. II, Reed and Robert NJ.
Lawrence J Dalton. aged 50 years
Funeral Wednesday at from resi-
dence and 81 Clements church, CEN
terline, at $3.50
HARDY--Nov Is, 1910. at Seattle,
Wash. Mrs Ann HARDY, aged 81
years. Funeral services from chape'
OF VIM II Hamilton q CO. 20 Eliza
beth-st west. Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock,
AW--Nov 20. William Law, aged "a
beloved husband OF Alice Law. fatncr
of Marion and James \. Law; of De
troit, Charles II. Law, Of Houston
Ten. and Mrs. X X Grlies. Of CHI
cago Funeral from ll05 Warren
ave west. Wednesday, o'clock by
car. Elmwood
MCKNIGHT Nov go. al residence. 800
ConErcss-st east. Miss Elizabeth Me-
knight. beloved daughter OF William
Mcknight, sister of Mrs, Peter An
derson. Mrs George Thorkelson. Mrs
T. II. Craig, Agnes, George, DaVld
and William Mcknight, Jr Funeral
Wednesday at | 80 H. m, and y. m
at Christ church, Jefferson ave.
UMANN-Frederick suddenly, Nov.
10 husband of Katherine. father or
Mrs r. i Reich. Mrs. q. Wendt, y. r.,
j. r.. Ida and Richard Neumann
residence i6 Est Funeral from
above residence Tuesday at m
NUTTIN-Nov. 10. Sidonie, beloved vile
OF Joseph Nuttin and dear mother OF
Gabrielle and Marguerite Nnttln
Funeral from her late residence, st.
Ciaire-ave., Crosse Pointe. Wednes-
day at S:l5 and to ST Pauls church
at Q.
PUGH-Hazel. Nov. 90 1910. aged 3
years 10 months days, beloved
daughter Of Albert and Laura fuSh
Funeral private
RICE-Nov q, at 81 Roscdale court
Alice Emery, beloved wife OF >. H.
Rice and mother of H. l.. Rice AMI
Mrs | o. Derr sister OF Mrs. r. w;
Baker. OF Manistee. Mich. Funeral
services "Wednesday at | - m Inter
ment In Woodmere cemetery
WITH ROW-Nov. q. at her residence,
21l ~ Fischer-ave. w, g., bcloVei
husband of Mrs. Emma Withrow. and
father Of Floyd G.. Withrow. Funeral
"Wednesday at 80 =. III.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

when the other members OF the COM
mission insisted on issuing deeds he
secured an Injunction in the circuit
court OF st. Clair county preventing
them from acting, and there the mat
ter has rested for nearly a year. II
is said that Attorney General Kuhn
takes the same view of the matter as
his predecessor
Deputy Land Commissioner A. c.
Carton says that the state has ex.
pended thousands OF dollars in sur.
veys at the st. Clair fats and he is
OF the opinion that the matter should
be threshed out at once
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
The Teams The Thinu.

Commenting upon syndicate ball
and who owns the Boston Nationals
the Boston Traveller says To Barney
Dreyfuss. John Harris. Willie Locke
or whom il may Commemorative us q
real ball team al the South end dig
gings and Wen stand for syndicate
ball. poor umpiring presidential dead
locks and divers other things bat do
give US ball team.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
Policeman Shoots Hawk.

HAWKS are beginning to hover over
Belle Isle In quest OF squirrels and
small birds which may stray into the
cloaringcs Patrolman Burleigh shot
n big marauder Tuesday morning. 1t
measured about three feet from tip to
tip.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

AA.-DETROIT TYPEWRITER co.
500. All makers. sl5 up; RIBBONS. IA
PER~~cARBONS. u Price, Renting.
ShelhN-St
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


be accompanied
the reliable
and be
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
AXE ayp NV nn STEAMERS.


PoS Cleveland, pfttsburg anu
.oints south and east. leave daily ~ E
- nm. Fare 10 cleveland. 81. Pirtsbn1<
sit whole roorn. $50, week 1cif0<
cui sion 20 cicvolshd every S4fnc<
night. a. 90 r,eld trip. ~r<.cI<<
City Ticket Ofilcns: Natrstl<
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
TO RENJ-RoOMs.


Cor. iarned g Bates-sts. one block
from Woodward a. Jefrerson-aves
Rooms per day 50c 75c. 81. Single
meals Zoe Rooms per week $3.50 81,
~. 80, SO; with board $3.50 to- sic
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
PERSONAL
FoR sALE-vACAyT lots.
BUILDING LOTS
SI.oo Down. SI.oo Weekly

Yi.Oo i|ONi, Yl.OO w SCkiy.
Cadlllac-ave.. south of Grattot. corner
schumacher: cement walk. water and
trees; $375.
Gratiot subdivision, near Harper ana
car barn; n few left at $500 and up
Michigan and Parkinson. fine location.
at $3.50
North Woodward. fve minutes walk
from new car barn and Ford plant:
close to new school; excellent build
ing lots at $3.50 each.
Glendale subdivision. In the center oe
Highland Park; just put on the mar
ket; lots 80. 81, 33 and s4x135; close
TO all improvements and In the best
resident section: bargains at s22S
and $3.50 each.
Many other lots I'm ali parts OF the
city. Sec US before buying. We can
suit you
NO INTEREST
charged the buyer. No payments to
make IL sick or out OF work Ten
pei cent allowed on extra payments.
Main ofnce open Saturday evening.
BFSSENGER a. MOORE. EOS TeIe-
graph bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
". B. THOMPSON's 5
MARGIN IS 5,147
Recount, Finished, Shows Mayor
Elects Plurality Cut BY 90
Owens Talks of Court Action.
Recount Oriqinal

htCOUHt OII9ITIdI
Thompson's plural
ity. 5,147 5,23?
Ovens net gain-90 votes.
Cost Of recount, about $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
SHOE HErArNrre.
wANTrD--poARp AND RooN.
FRANKLIN HOUSE

rates: Rooms per week, $3.50
Up. with board. S6.JU up. Best 35c
meals in this city. Cor. laTued &
Batcs-sts. One block from wood
ward. & Jefferson
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
kpenses Pile Up In Brazil.

fican employers need not be
|ed to receive lusty expense az.
from travelling statesmen sent
tazll. says Commercial Agent
in a report to the govern
| In Pernambuco, a city OF l50.-
sulation. he asked an American
In. travelling with three trunks.
a total weight OF not over J00
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

hCCMS--Furniture Tor rooms com piOt~.
u week. sumner Co. Mich o nd StA
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
HELP WAxTED-HALE.

a. ALBANIAN, toolmaker. mnchlnisr,
lathe. landis grinder, fireman. second
papers: teamster, sheet metal I'M
ner. patternmaker, bushclman. Cen
trail 90 Fort Main $500. city bO99-N.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

For constructing Radial Brick Chin
ney at Runyon. N. j.. for the City OF
Perth Amboy. N. J.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Board of Water Gem
m~issioners,- City Hall. Perth Amboy, N.
r., until $3.50 .. M, August 9th, 1910,
for furnishing all material and con-
structing complete according to plans
and specifications q Radial Brick Chin
ney, at Runyon, n.
Certified check for $4,000 must accom-
pany all bids.
4 satisfactory bon for 100000 for the
faithful performsIss OF the contract
will be required OF the successful bid
der. which Will be returned when the
work Is accepted. -
office OF the Board of Water Commits
sionors, city Hall. Perth Amboy, N J.
The Board of Water Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
m~issioners.
14oSlR-1s-1Ot.
sta a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT
RAILWAY.
Tim Table III Effect Thursday, May
PERTH AMP0y ~ NEW VI

PERTH AMBoY 10 NEW YORK.
LEAYE-6:10. $50, 100. 7:2s. 7:s2 800,
s:eS, go, go; i9:@; Ii:T A, n 1Ss1. d:ss.
ga sATRutRpAYs BETWEEN n:5o A. M.
"a s:a aa:c s:oe, So i- III. SIS 81 a. s:io. '2 7:sS. s is:
x: Sbp 81 5 (! BOATS WITHOUT
ss:5$S ~ S;@ 10; s';s' = s:iS E'$, zS SIS:
sttSp1AYs AMD' LEGAL HoIip1AYs.
s s:sS, s s:tS. 1 s?as' 81 i" SIS e. G s:ls. 1 rs s s:ss..
s:6S' s:45. 1885. and holidays only n:sO p.
rA APRFF dosspcT R4aFf LEAVE T1 FHRqgTE
f.IS, s;1o. s:IS;. 1?lse. ID: d" 81: & G s3saB, l a:G.
HOLIDAYS only 10 a. m. and sis a.
LEY kHEvr y9sF r g. =. ssF CT, i SNe9 n.ss
3 80. nj st;:ls is' ESQ., n9 s:R: s:9s.. U.s. U.s. a:&: st :g..
S; sAT rGiR. 1a;T sG q MAEN q; 1s @a p. m.
"a I ,.is' ss (: P.7 4. III: ID, I'D IL IL IL, IS IS:
S: wpp 81 elSg t gsoATs, WITHOUT
t1;sos. /; p: 1s;si: l:ss. s:ss s;4s, l::.o. ss::Ss
!. M: R;ss. 1875. i:ss. Ss@. It'd. s:5S.
~ ssSsx * e. |, = hEaAn Hq41pA ss,s,
s;&. rs !:eS, 80 Voc; sses ~. s;;@S!.
and holidays only 1870 q. m.
ADDITIONAL BOATS WITHOUT
THAN CoNNEcT!GNstEAxE TOT.
| ia;0 noon; 100, 300, 500, 400. 4:6s, -b:n.
s:6S, s:ss, e:55 p. m. and SIS a. m. holi-
0" " GEORGE ,. BROWN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

Notice is hereby given that the under
Board OF Excise Commissioners OF the
City of Perth Amboy, at their next meet
Ing, for a transfer to himself of the
license heretofore granted to Mike
Stankfewicz, to keep a saloon with the
privilege OF selling malt and spurious
liquors in the City of Perth Amhoy. and
in the house owned by George Muszew-
ski, at TO Cleveland avenue.
Dated August u, 1910.
WILLIAM wOLESKI,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
A Nice Distinction.

He was hurrying for the train,
somewhat impeded by a clumsy crate
containing a large live turkey. AS he
approached the gate the guard stopped
him with a gesture.
You can't take that through here"
he said. "That1l have to be checked
or go by express"
"But / can't STOP" declared the
passenger. 1--WE got to get this train"
And he tried to push through again.
The guard held him back. THAT is
baggage" he said firmly, land 1t must
go in the baggage car"
"Oh, no" replied the other, with q
charming and confident smile; tits
luggage. Don't you see I'm Juggling
itT And he had slipped by before the
astonished guard had caught his
breath.-Youth's Companion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
FOR SALE.

Cows, Cows, Cows. VIII receive OF
Wednesday, August "a, carload Of
fresh COWS and s%pringers, which will
be offered for sale or exchange at
the lowest market prices at Gua
Lewis's Stables, 445 18th. Ave-,
Newark, N. j. Tel. 2804 Waverly.
14224-8-24-25
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned intends making application
to the Board Of EXCISE Commissioners
of the City Of Perth Amboy, At their
self Of the license. heretofore granted
to Thomas Formaniak. to keep a sa-
loon with the privilege Of selling malt
Perth Amboy, and In the ous owned
by Frank Travinski, at OCT Charles
street.
Dated August Is, 1910.
MARYJAN SWIDEROSKI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

Rooms to Let-Six large rooms and
bath, latest improvements, newly
papered and painted; pleasant local
ity. Inquire Bauer's confectionery,
lob Main street. Woodbridge, N. ].
Tel. ALL Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
Faostious Nomenclature.

'The people Of Wales escaped much
when 1t was decided to call them
Welshmen instead of Whalers-"
Eyes, but 1t would have been still
worse II they had called them Welsh
ers."-Baltimore American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed intends making application to the
Board or Excise Commissioners OF the
City of Perth Amboy, at their next meet
ing for a license to keep a saloon with the
privilege OF selling malt and spirituous
fiquors In the City of Perth Amboy, and
in the house owned by himself at 1870
Chauncey street.
Dated August Is, 1910.
WILLIAM MASSOPUST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

For SaIe-One complete set OF genu-
inc Scotch golf sticks. VIM. H.
Mccormick, 50 Smith street.
14~235-8-24-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
Business Directory.
oARpET oLHANrNa.


J. G. oonovex, 27s State ~.
Carpet Cleaning and Upholstering.
Carpets made and laid. We aim 10 give
satisfaction.
GardelI Brothers. 11& High 81.
Carslnx, Trucking and Piano Moving,
Orders by Phone or Mail promptly
attende6e4o. Tel. 125-J
sT0HAGE WAREaoUSS
esorase Warehouse - Best facilities.
elaan, airy, locked rooms for furniture
and pianos, $500 up. Albert Leon,
l1sA Saith street. 67ss1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

To Let-One apartment left, High
and Jefferson streets, six rooms,
bath, private hall, steam heat and a
bot water supply included in rent,
$50. Fraser Bros, 95 Smith street.
19807-7-3O-tf-W-S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

To bet-Four rooms, all improve
ments. Inquire s. Mandel, 10
New Brunswick venue
1421S-8-24-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

Any AFFAIR, or happening, or cir
cumstance which is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to worry
about,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

To Let-Four rooms. Inquire Jens
Mikelsen, 523 New Brunswick
avenue. 14173-S-22-24-26-27
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

Flat to Let-Six nice rooms, all i'm
provements. Inquire 90 Catalpa
avenue, near Lewis street.