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: yard" department
MUST STAND TREAT.
_ I
Office Force Dafealed Them at 1
Bowling £gain Last
Night
The Raritan Copper Works yard de
partment team was defeated in three
straight games at the Bloodgood alleys
last night by the bowling team from
the office. This is the third match
game that they have lost to the office
clerks. Now tho winning team and
their friends are to tat a dinner at
the expenso of the yard department
boys. The game commenced at 8.15,
when Nat Pierce, of the office team,
broke.
The highest score was rolled by
Kelly, who got 18!t in the last game.
The lowest score was made by Ralph
Yoong, who rolled np 75 in tho first
game. In the first gnme tiro office
won by 85 pins. In the second by 13
and in the last by 7. Tho following
are the bowlers and the scores they
, rolled np:
Office.
Plerco 140 137 18'.)
Reed 123 ltd 100 j
Higgeng 137 148 151 j
Co Iyer 103 113 133
Clark 180 135 186
741 681) 788!
Works.
Seaman 142 152 124
Yonng 75 71 100
Larkin lilt 117 184
t Kelly 188 188 143
Blair 132 174 180
lb 666 677 681
■ CHALLENGE FOR HANSEN.
^B Tho Evening News is in ren ipt of a
^■letter from Edward J. Atherton in
B which ho wishes to meet Hansen in a
kwrestling match in this city or at
^katavia, N. 1., whore Atherton lives.
Hie prefers the latter pine'. Atherton
■Haims ttUia^ defeated Cijfrlie J.eon
XiiryfiliT lif
^Middlewi iglit
Wrestler of tho World.
GETTING RTA1Y.
Elmer Christophcrsnn is working
hard shooting pool those nights. Hf
is getting in trim for 1uh coming
match with Joseph Concannon, o
Woodbridge. The match, which is a
100 hall game tor a fair sized bet, j
takes placo at. the Raritan cafe one
night next week.
STRIKES AND SPARES
Tho Riverside howling team oxpeef
to give the Wond-rs n return gnun
after the lioltdnvf. Both teams arc
I getting in Bhape lor tho haU*e. Tlir
losing team is sapnosed to pay for a
f ‘‘blow ont" for tho winners anil thou
friends.
FORUM BASKET BALL.
The Fornm basketball team did not
go to Keyport Saturday, bnt they hope
to bo nble to do so on Christmas after
noon. The team has open dates for
any local or ont of town basketball
teams and a letter to Chester Gillis,
the manager, will receive prompt
reply.
Fairlantlers To Meet.
The Fairlandera will meet Christ
mas morning at the home of Captain
Walter ^ulerson. All the members
^ 1 Bifefpecrod to be there. After meet
ing at thq cluh house the members
J will go to Karitnu lake to practice
i; hockey. Walter Anderson has about
succeeded in securing hats and hockey
6 sticks.
INTER-STATE LEAGUE
^ W. L. Played
c^Hriday Nights 7 3 10
>»^Bmicitias <> 4 10
X^Bhree B's 4 ts 10
X^Mmuahoneas it 7 10
■ THEOUORt BLOODaGQD
B BOWLING ALLEY
|BilUard and Pool Parlor
CIQARb AND TOBACCO
45 Smith Stress' Perth Amboy. N i
. |''^ARiTAM-CAFE |
, ■ BOWLING BILLIARDS:!
V ■-.- M
B • 02-13-4 Smith St. Perth Amboy ■
^ JAMES KIRBY, Prop. ■
HOCKEY MATCH.
The Abbits Hockey Club mid tbc
Cottenville Hookey Club uro to bare a
;ame on Friday morning on tho Cole
loud, Tottonville, »f the ice is in fair
londition.
HEAVYWEIGHTS MATCHED.
Jack llttiirne n:i.l Tons Sharkey Will
I i d*t About Murel» 1.
NKW YtHiK. Dec. 2*2.- .lack Munror
nutl Tom Sharkey will he the priuei
pals in the next big heavyweight bat
(!?. They have been matched to light
on or before March 1, 11)04. The win
nor of the match lias been promised
a kittle with Jim Jeffries for the
world’s heavyweight championship.
Sharkey and M inrcc will light before
the club offering the D t inducements,
the bids for the conte.d to ho opene<
on Jan. in. There arc, however, sev
eral restrictions to these bids. Sharkey
refused to tight in San Francisc
claiming that he had boon given Hi
worst of it in Frisco and lhai. the.\
would not let hiu; tight there wh; n k*
was matched to meet Jeffrie:. Mini
i\>e, o;i the other hand, would not ID:
to Sharkey's proposal for a six four,
contest In either Chicago or I'hiiade'
phia. San Francisco, Chicago am
Philadelphia are therefore barred fro
bidding for the c desk
The winner cf the match is to tnk
the entire gate receipts.
The guest ion of a side hot was ad
vain-d. but was objected to. as Mua
roe's backer, lssy l'ulter. ref us d t
make a wager at even money, statin
that the sailor would he a warm k.
vorite at the ringside, uml he woul
therefore get the worst of tin* odds.
NEW YOKE. !' 22. The nti'ics*
for tho second annual international au
tomobile moot under the* auspices n:
the Florida East Coa-l Automobile as
socintion promise 1>» eclipse ill liuuibo
r.ny previous meet entry. Much inter
est is centered in what speed \\\ I\
Vanderbilt. .Ir., will do the mile. It i*
freely predicted that his previoi:
world’s record of foi'ty-eight seconds
made in France, will suffer by at leas
live seconds, which will make Mr. Van
derhilt beat the prevent world's nr
by three seconds, as il now stands a'
forty-six second:. Speaking of Mr
Vanderbilt's driving. W. J. Morgan
who attended the international race r
Ireland last stimm *r, a k* d many <
the French auhmuihlli-i - who they
sidcrnl the fastest American drive-:
and they all accorded that lienor to V
K. Valid.-rbiit, Jr., and maintain, d th
lie should have bn one of the driv
representing the America us in the i:
tern.ithaul rac
lint In*-; nt Fi*Imi*o.
SAN FJiA.V’iSrO. la-e. 22. -Lon:
price horses wi :• .* to the fare at In.
•: i! Arthur Kay tool; :In firs r.
odds of In to 1: Soufrim*, a 12 in
choice, von the third r.n . an.! Iiarr.
ri:atf!»er, payed from IT* to in t ■ 1
led the tichl in the last ran*. S.me <»
the sp stators objo ted wl.- n the jvid.g- •
placed Silurian tir.-i in flu? tilth. ('«•
renal came with a rush in the fifth, l *.'
finished second.
Lot:it In Threw l iainl.
NEW YOLK. Fee. 22.- Ilia! .
Luiulln got tin* d*vision over \ugu<.
Faust in a wrestling match in !'•.
iy;: last null. Afe-r 1. m.din the -v.
Faust nice the labor announced that :
sore arm prevented him from coatinu
big.
on \<*tv O.-lenn* Trai l:.
NEW Oil LEANS, Dec. 22. Fa lor
niati and Tim Urgent were* the only
winning favorites her., and Tho He
gent shared betting honors \\ ith Satin
Most of the winners were v. • 11 hacked.
For real estate sec page 2.
desire to wish you
A Merry Christmas and
A Happy New Year, and
many of them; with the
hope that our goods have
given complete satisfaction
—with the promise that
we will work and work to
keep your confidence,
and always
Your money back foe
anything not tight.
Fot sal* by
H. McCullough,
Perth Ainboy, N. J.
I
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ness of Breath, Co#tiveness. Blotches on the
Skin. Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams,
and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations,
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health. They promptly remove any obstruc
tion or irregularity u* the system. For a
Weak Stomach,
impaired Digestion,
Disordered Liver,
theyact like magic—a few doses will work
wonders upon the Vital Organs; Strengthen
ing the muscular System, restoring the long
lost complexion, bringing back the keen
edge of appetite, and arousing with the
XtoHcbml of XBoulllt Ilia whole pliy
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classes of society, n.al one of the be*-t guar
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THE INDIAN’S LANGUAGE.
lie Still tfrefer* It to r.n»livli In Spite
of All the MStiMioiimricai
Can Do.
The Indian exhibits the same quick
ness in grasping a new idiom ur strik
ing phroso ns the white man. altbougt
restricted necessarily to Indian sources
says the New Orleans Times-Democrat
it is a remarkable fact that the slant
of the white man hnds little favor wit!
the rods, although they are eager ti
seize upon anything good in any othet
Indian tongue. Their confinement tr
tlie bounds of reservations has. had tin
effect of purifying their lanr tinge i:
that there is Htlie of the old mixturt
of other tribe.-' to he found.
Ail Indian language is spoken in gut
tural. deep, thr: aty tones, with smal
syllables and lmtcb use of the vowels
Words of tii- hieux sometimes meat
whole phrases of English. Take, to:
instance, the old word "a-mah-pai-an
ta-pil," which expresses a long sen
lencc in English.
It means tk.it the Indian has seer
something silhouetted against the sky
after dual: has act in. and that he ha1
watched until he could distinguish tin
object by the red light of the aftc
glow. Tendcrfeet scarcely ever ob
serve this peculiar phenomenon of tin
plains, but old 'plainsmen have notice:
that always in the evening when dark
ne-'S is gathering i ver tiip land thcr
i3 a fuint roapp:-r.rauce of glowing re
light, as if the sun were about to rise
again.
The Indians, who are great at no
tiring things, understood this phenom
t-non and Watched for it. When writ
ten the word would have b: on "wa
yan-ka-pi,” added if tlie object h it
been seen by more than one. The aifi:
“pi” always signifies the plural num
her.
The old Indian words wigwam am
tomahawk have no longer a place it
the language of the reds. These an:
many others are practically extinct
They were strictly speaking, words o
astern tribes, and in some cases the:
were the inventions of trappers am
plainsmen. The Sioux word for wig
warn is .epee, which has a more essen
tially Indian sound.
Hy prefixing and affixing an Indiat
word may be lengthened nut into mean
lugs that would require a whole para
graph of English to translate. Tii
language is very comprehensive, and it
Its arealer purity is more poetical thn;
formerly, shorn as it is of what cor
responded to Indian slang.
Why Traveling is Dangerous
Constant motionjArs the kidneys whiel
ire kept in place in the body by dniicat
WtachmeulR. This ia the leason tha
tra elers. trainmen, street, car men, team
•u.f rs, and all who drive very much, suff’e
f'nm kidney disease in some form.
F doy’s Kidney Cure strengthen . Hie kid
toy's and cures all forms of kidney am
)holder disease. Geo H. Ilausan, loot;
nolive engineer, Lima, ()., writes, “Con
taut vibration of the engine caused m
• great deal of tumble wr li my k;dtiuyc
• mi I got no rt lief until I used Foley’
Kidney Cure.” For sale at Sexton
Pharmacy.
H In Ex per fence.
“Here’s a conundrum for you." sai
the funny man. “What’s the differ
ence between a man and his family?
"It’s invariably a difference of opln
ion ” replied Heaped:.—Philadelpbi
Ledger. __ _
Honest Man.
“Do you ever take a bath?” asked th
woman.
“Sure,” said the tramp.
“When.”
“Whin I’m in jail.”—Chicago Poa
JanrhiT ni *• ruaclu«lon.
Ethel—What fool'll-* h things a youn
::ir.n will do *.v*r:cn he is in love!
Edith ' -reaU’!' .v’y)—Oh, Ethel! I la
he proy.oud?—Til-Bits.
Fatality of Pneumonia
Pin tmionU ».« tin- most fatal <-f all acid
flections, being second only to coiihuih)
ion in mortuary lints, ail claavca, rich an
ooor, young and old hi. comb to its n
vaga-s. Foley’s II ney and Tar eu/c
•olds and picvonU pneim onia and ha
•nr* cl many severe etsea of t)ti-t cIihcam
•My vile had a severe attack of pnei
moiti.t which f< l owed a seven? attack r
hi grippe and I believe that Fo c:»’s Hoiii?
,*nd 'fur saved her life.” writes .1 aim
Coffee, of Ilctymoiid, Mars* For si c l
Saxtons Pharmacy
Aim out.
"Peduncle, aro you engaged to Mis:
Quickstep?’’
"Yes—constructively."
"I don't understand.”
"She knows she can have me when
ever she will say the word.”—Chicagi
Tribune. _
Ah Defined.
"Say, papa,” asked little Cordelia
"what is a woman called who think:
twice before she speaks?”
"She's what they call a mute, m3
dear,” answered the knowing parent.
Chicago Daily News.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance to fix the rate at wliicl
interest shall run on assessment
for improvements made under tin
provisions of nu act entitled ”Ai
Act to authorize and empower tin
Common Cnnucii, Board of Alder
men or other governing body it
cities of second c.tass to Ret nsidi
certain moneys to he called tin
‘Special Street Improvement Fund,
and to provide for the expenditur
thereof.” Approved March 20
181)0, and (tie supplement approve!
March llltli, 1800.
Re it ordained by the City of Portl
Amboy.
Sec. 1. That the rate at which in
terest shall run on assessments fo
improvements made under tlie provi
aions of (lie above entitle!1 act, filial
be and the sumo ia hereby fixed at flvi
per cent, per annum.
Introduced Oct. 1 if, 1908.
Passed Doc. 14, 1008.
Approved, Dec. 15, 1902.
CI1AS. K. SEAMAN,
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN F. BIBLEEY.
City Clerk.
4382-12-15-10-22-28
AN~ORDINANCE.
An ordinance relating to tho oilieo c
City Treasurer, in the City of Pert!
Ainhov. N. J.
Be it ordained by liio Lily of 1 cm
Amlio.v, ns follows:
Section 1. The City Treasurer slml
l.o appointed by r, majority vote e
rim Board of Aldermen for tho tern
of three years, for which said tern
ho shall hold ollico, unless sooner.' ro
moved for cause, after a heatim
given, upon charges preferred ii
writin
Sec. 2. Such City Treasurer slml
recoivo ns compensation :m annua
salttry'of Seven hundred ami twont;
lollars, paynblo in monthly install
men's of Sixty dollars each.
Sec. 3. All ordinances and parts o
ordinances conflicting herewith, nn
hereby repealed.
Introduced Nov. Hi. 1903.
Passed Dec. 14, 191)3.
Approved, Dec. 15. 1998.
CIIAS. K. SEAMAN.
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN F. MELEE Y.
City Clerk.
4883-12-15-16-23 23
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance relating to tho oflico o
Receiver of Taxes or Collector o
Revenue, in tlie City ol' Perth Am
boy, N. .1.
Be it ordained by.tho City of Portl
Ambov as follows:
Section 1. The Receiver of Taxes
nr Collector of Ritcnue, shall le
lppoiufpd by n mu lent e vote of le
Board of Aldermen for tlm term o
Three years, tor which said term li
,lmll hold ofttoe, unless sooner re
moved for cans-', after n hearing git
en, upon charms referred in writing
Sec. 2. Such Raceivoi of Texes, o
Collector of Revenue, shall receive a
compensation nn annual salary o
t Twenty-five hundred dollars, puvnbl
in monthly installments of Two him
I lred and eight dollars and thirty
three cents each.
Sec. 3. All ordinances and parts o
ordinances conflicting herewith, an
hereby repealed.
Introduced Nov. 16, 1903.
Passed Dec. 14, 1903.
Appr overt Doc. 15, 1908.
CIIAS. K. SEAMAN,
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN F. MEDLEY,
City Clerk.
' 4384-12-16-22-23.
i AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance to build a sewer i
Smith street from Oak street eas
and from State street west an
through lands of the Pertli Ambo
& Eli-iahethport Railroad emnpan
and Second street tn the city c
1 Perth Amboy to the Raritan Rivet
' Bo it ordained by the city of Pert
Amboy:
u * i rri.,,4 n O ■ •> linn j onurn
1 be built from On k street oitsterl
along the linu of Smith street to
j point where Second street extend*1
northerly would intersect Sunt
street, then a sewer of the same di
mensions be built from State strer
3 westerly along the line of Sruit
' street to the saute point. Then a fon
’ foot circular brick sewer be buil
3 southerly through the lauds of th
Central Railroad Co. to the intersec
lion ot Second street and Mark*
street, thence along Second street t
1 the Raritan river, and that the sai
- sewer be provided with all the mcei
1 sary man-holes, lamp-holes and rc
. ceivmg basins.
j Sec. 2. The work shall be don
under the superintendence of th
-treet commissioner and under il
direction of Iho committee on streo
3 and sewers.
Introduced November 10, 1908.
Passed Dec. 7, 1908.
Approved Dec. 11, 1903.
OHAS. K. SEAMAN,
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN V. RIKLLEY,
, City Clerk.
1385-12-16-10-22-38
3 NOTICE.
Not it*** is hereby given Hint the undersign*
Intends me r ing tipplio ifi ni to Ihn Hoard «,i i£
cl-*■ Cdniiiiissione,? ■ *’ll***City of lvrth Ainbo
at i ht-ir next lm'otlng. tor u license to lie*
q H-.-r Ho rling Est .bPsImiPrit it* thi-t.'iiy *
Peril* Amboy, and in nbouse owned by lib.*
* AM IIP I.I.O, on oO otuniford S’ 1,-t‘t
i litti 13-10- t o 1*-. iv. AMlitO PACIlVUjO.
: NOTICE.
.VfOTICw *3 h?rcV-y given that the nnrlertr^i
intones mukiui; apihifution to the II -«ir<J
'tiinnUHPi-HH i> *f tho t.'ity ot JVrth Ai
' v, rtt their n«*rt i.ipo.tii;* tor a lir**uso t .* kee*]
• a with the t»rivl!i;^o of pclknj; .auk' ft
•<mi» liqtiorain the i'lty of Jr'oit>< Au’bi
un i in a house owned by; Johu Ilru n ’ ' «,
Iiiste Street. .i*»H *-'« »L‘ > •*
43U:-12-I5-2t-o. e. '
BANNER SALVE
Is the most healing salve la
the world. It cares Sores, Cuts,
1 Burns and ail Skin Diseases.
It positively
fibres P$$&3
S. Kingmaker, So East Ohio Street
Chicago, writes: “I hud a bad c&so of
■ Piles for several year3. BANHKR SAI.VK
cured me quickly and permanently after
several doctors and remedies had faileo
to relieve me."
GUARANTEED. PrlooZGGents
_____S3
SBuildorsi and Con
|traciors Dirpctory.
>Vr-^7TeaPM»t\«ryfTifTTrT'aHllg-'x ttM’-’P.’r.c.-HPA'pL.BMK,
First Class
FRESCO PAINTER and
DECORATOR.
i Gilder of Furniture and Altar?. Wants
private work and work for tha trade-.
Rooms decorated $S.OO and $10.00,
guarantee of 7 years.
Highest relerence on application.
All work guaranteed.
HENRY NEMTZYK
271 Washington Street Perth Amboy.
Telephone 1 Oil I..
CHRISTENSEN & FEDDERlSEW
Masons and Contractors
Office: i2V Madigon Ave.
Te). 67b F«rth Amboy, N. }
j. H. TYRRELL
FINE TEAMS ANI
COACHES FOR
WEBBINGS,
FUNERALS, Etc.
A SPECIALTY
Carding to AL.L PARTS of tho CIT
Kesidouoe tuid office. 30 Commerce St
Tet. Coil 34.
Sand, Urvel, KrieV, Ftuo Linings am
Sewer Pipe Funnelled,
HO \V«M.()biidjtre Road. 170 Brighton Av«
LUND & CHRISTENSEN
Garpertere end Guilders
Oif)»3e aud Simp: f* KaH- Avwnuo.
KatiiUiitCN furnished, dobbinjr attended t
i^AFTTm^
Goaorai Contractors
1 EXCAVATING, GOADING, ETC.
Sand, Oravet. ltrokm Stone, Carting, P
. | 244 Smith St. 225 New Brosiawlek Avi
A. K. JESiSEW,
Successor to J. f\. .tonson.
Mason ant! Contractor
.
! 221 Washington St.
; FT’x.'TRcTt'icKT
House Paint leg, Piper Hanging, Intern
fWornt.Irg. 238 WaahlriHiim S
1EH8 K.JEKSEN
ARCHITECT
OFFICE; P. O. BUILDING
Kitsiueueo; 250 Wanhiugton St.
Perth Amboy, N. .
I __ . _
! F. i. LARKIN
MBurr.mng a p-iuing
r Hteam, Hot Water and Hot Air Heating
l Dealer In BtoTcs. Haugen and Heat*
’ Repairing of nil '/in .*»»}•) ?l;*lty.
*’ W State street, Perth Amboy, H. .
; THE FARRINGTON GO.
8uc*-eaflor« to Farrington & Runyon Or
r LUMBER. LIME. LATH.
MILLWGRK, HARDWARE
» All V in ill o* RnlMtng Ihaterlftl
1 Of Ice. 1$8 Fayette nvreet Perth Amboy* H. j
; E. 0. CARLSON,
i Painter & Papef iiangor
F ohb'ng prnwpilv ?tpnt*\l to lf»7 OorAnn
fc---—
» C. w. WSPiBF.RG
‘ Painter and Paper Hangar
j,' 142 Brighton A vs.
I Established in -180. ,
- W. J. CONNELL
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
0 t'.'mber. Laih, Cement, Doors, Sasha*
0 blinds. Koiiiiiimja, Builder's Harilwof
0 Hair uud Nalls.
8 Offleu and Yard; Jaifomnn St.ftTO. B. B. of H.
1‘ rt.h Amboy, N. J.
pTskcvTcoT” “
Artificial Shorts and Cement Work;
Office: !0a Fulian St., Hsvf Yurk City
R. B. SMITH Sanitary Plumb?
Tinniufr aod iJhf«t I."ii Worker. Blear
d and Gas Fitter. .Tobbin>{,promptly
;• attended ta.
i) 55 N. U. Ave. l’?rth Amboy, V. .1
’ r
CARPENTER r.r.d Rl'iLDER
furoUhed. JohbHttr attoudad t'
*0 New linitipwick Av , IVrt.to Amboy
‘,f BTlOr: 17 KINO FT.
n
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50 YEARS’ j
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Travel SUIrts.
Some lauies who travel much wear
reversible skirts, check pattern on or.e
side, plain on the other, the one skirt
thus becoming apparently two. Tlioro
arc flat pockets on both sides.
HalKin Jinn,
Raisin jam is a dainty with which few
housekeepers seem to be acquainted, but
one worth knowing about in a city,
where little preserving is done. Wash
anil drain seedless raisins anil to each
pound allow a cupful of cold water.
Cook gently for an hour, and put in a
cupful of sugar to each pound of l'ruit.
A sliced lemon with the seeds removed
may also be added. Cook for one hour
longer, and put away in glasses. This
jam keeps well, and is liked by children.
—N. Y. Post.
SEWER ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that hv
virtne of an order and direction of the
Circuit- Court of the Comity of Mid
dlesex, dated the oighlh day of De
cember, in the year Nineteen Hundied
anil Three, the undersigned, the Com
missioners appointed by the said
Court, to estimate and assess the
benefits to lands in the vicinity of the
.... . I niwi fwvtv e > vn ill
Davidson avenue to Market street, in
the Citv of Perth Amboy, will meet
at the Conneil Chamber in suid city
nn Monday, the twenty-tiret dny ot
Deoember instant, at. two o’clock in
tlm afternoon of said (lay, to rivo
Dolilio honriiiR to all parties in inter
est, who may desire to lie heard, ill
tefereiica to the matter of tho assess
ment for benefits conferred by the
construction of said sewer, upon lands
and real estate in tho vicinity thereof,
unrsnant to an net of the State of Now
Jersey, untitled “An not to authorize
cities lo construct sewers and drains,
ind to provide for tho payment ot ttie
cost thereof” approved March 8th,
1883, and of the several nets supple
mentary thereto and nmendatory
thereof.
Dated December Oth, 1H03.
JOHN G GAHKKJ’SON,
JAMBS E. NOLAN,
AUGUST KROEGEll,
Commmissionors.
4333-13-1l-10fc
RARITAN TRACTION GO.
T} in e Tu!»\o in Eft act 1 Vr. 7. 3 W '3
Oiftlca t h VHiud'on tor Ps’th A»nlx»* ami
ul points :i i In Woo hri.igt* (Ve. !» llruliio half
mil, |, ir.iiii i.nis n . t«> ’ •do a hi . Hourly f mil
. n. in. io 4.8 p. in. Mali' lion tv fr uu 4.8.»
O. in. In'. i.i|). if. mat Ii inly fr m p. in. to
I ’UTS 1**11 VB Kfflhliey HlllOol f I* M 1 Ill’ll n
in.I 8.1 iiuiuu< s past I’l'idi hour Ik iii ' .”•» a.ui. t
■i. ? a.in. anil Ii inly from H.of, a.in. t*. p. tv.
iik! hair liuuriv fro mi 4.0. p.m. to TO.* p. ui. and
■nun i. lioni T.o:» p.m. 1" J1 -«»• • . m.
5Car loavek u-bey for II points Last e\«r-'
r> tummies. . .
(ns leave lirlrige at Woodhrl go Creek for
Kwishev ot fool of ainiUi s reet 4*very fifteen
Hiinutes fiout li.OJ fl. in. to 12 night
C ars I ave llri go at Woodbridgo f reek for
Mellieli u half hourly f om 0.00 n. nt. lo 7.8!)
•. hi hour)' only from 7. c> a. in. to8.80 p. in.
llmf hourly ricni :-\8) p.m. t» 0.80 p. m. and
hourly from IU0 p. in. to M.8«) p. in.
(’t.rs h ave .sia»en lxlniui I'Vrfv for Met lichen
and ► eii'-l'V Fchool at H ai.d IS iniiiut a punt
•aoh hour from 0.18 ,i. tu. to 7.48 n. in. from 1.4 5
<i iu to :s. 18 t). m. |». in.at ->8 iidiur.es past the |
hour only fmm 8.48 to 0.18 a’ 18 unit 4 mini: es ;
pasr lli*-* hour and from 0. i.fc lo 1". 8 at IS m ante |
idy. For Keashy at foot of Hniiiti fctreGi at 8 i
an i 88miim **s past tho hour.
« an* lea e for taien Island Ferry for Hridge
i Woodlnidrt* (' eekat. 12. 17. 4k*. ucil f-7 mm
itius past euch hour from r».4:i a. iii. to 11.12 p. in.
WM. U. HOCK
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MKiiTIi AM HOY POST O-FFICE
SCHEDULE.
Taking effect Oct. 12,1908
OpoDH at 7 A. M. CToBea at 7 P. M.
Matin Arrive:
New York. Western and Southuin. 7.00a tn
. .. iv ..ai,.m..» 7 -.0 »L n;
South .Jersey way Mail. 0*00 a in
Fords ami Krashoy. 11'
New York and Northern Way. ® •*' a m
Rahway, direct. ... a ,r’
New York ami Northern Way....I> in
South Jersey Way. J- P 11
Wuodbridge direct. * JJJJ
New York direct. . *.HUpin
New York and Non hern Way.... 5#)p n
South .Tors* y Way... — • • • • ’•
l’too1' lyn, I’enn^yivania and N. Jos*y <> •"> p •'
Rahway, dir* .-t. ri.SU p m
Fords and Iveanbev . o.J»6p,in
Mulls (Jose.
Rahway ami Woodhridge... 7 1ft a m
' t-vv \ on; nisi Northern Way. 7 30 im
•*o;ilh.J»TM*y Way. ai*]L1 m
Now Yoik ar.s Lantern hta’-ts. »*
Fords and Keasbey. 1,n
Kubwu. and W. odbridge. UdOain
•outh vey WV.y... f'm
'lev, York aril Northern Way. lsi.'Oam
New York md Northern Way. 4.3" P ui
<oulh Jerrcv Way . ... 4.80 pm
Rahway ami Wooobiidye . • 4.3b pm
’■'ordssnd heasbey .
\ll points....*. 7.00pm
Mon*: Order ^extr.rtment opens at 7 a m close*
»t ij. ift p oi Saturday at <*.30 p iu
Guo H Tic*. P. M.
FIRE ALARM BOXES
28 Raritan Copper Works
20High and Lewis
27 Muilison av« and raterson st
28 Market and First sts.
35 Smit h ami High et
37 State and Smit h sta
13 liuobingham ave and Hr.rtf
45 Commerce and Front ats
17 High and Washington sir
4 Stalest non Buckingham ave
56 Hah ave nod Charles yt
•Vi* Railroad ave and Wayne at
62 Washington and First ste
3 Turnpike and Kim st
‘14 Smith St and Watson avo
55 Commerce and state eta
Vi Front and Smith sis
73 Water and Gordon *ts
74 Kearny ave and Gordon it
8)3 Smith and Herbert St,
83 Wo« dbridgo road and Washington st
64 l.chigh avep % Stanford st
To g*nd in an alarm, open tbM door of the box
and pull down the lever unil let go once ou’y.
Stay at box until firemen arrive. %
BPKCIAL CAM*.
1 tap—Bre; .k in circuit. 2 taps - Drill and fire
alarm test. Hydrant at comer of Jefferson and
High street always to ho used for this trial. 8
. laps Fir*' out. n taps- Police caU. 1*-S—Call for
Uncoin Hoist*. 18—Call for Washington Huee
14—(’all for McClellan Hoee 1ft—Call for ITo
tectlon H. and L.
J J
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"y" Htope only to tflJr* on or lot off na***np*ra
lot or from Perth Aicbnyon notice to Agontor
Ooxctiicfcor.
For further Intonufttlcm see time tables
Tickets lor all point* on the Pennsylvania
lull road and connections, Pullman ucroin
tnodatJono. Ac. at ticket odlce.Perth Amboy
W. W. ATTISllBUUY, Ocn^rvl **nr.fiiit»
T ‘MX1 1'uhh'i* Traffic Manager.
Q1-.0 W. I’OYU. Men'lfkSB. Atf’i.
KXADXJSre
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Corrootod to Nov. 5.9 1903
TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBOY
For Now York, Newark end KH •*’«»**« tb at
6 J 8, 7 17. 7.45. New York fouly) 7.58 8 94, 9 M,
11 Id. 11 r'0. a. ui., i 10. 8 2-, \ 0. 5 00 4 LU, 7 4r>.
8 08, 9 17, jjp. only) 9 55, p. in. Sundays, S’ 8 \
*, •. 79, 0 47, p. m.
i of Pbi'a'lcipui; m 0, i rwiuin via Ron d
Brook, 7 17, 1! !3. 11.59 Am 1 10. 5 09 p in
’»»• days. 817 a. m. 59u p, in
k«-.r Long Branch, rcrn-o etc. 5.07.
0 29, a. ii. 12.92 (4 05, at only) 117 7.19 p. m
13J8 (,Juud»ys exempted) * > rrt ’ «• except
Ocean (irove) 9 55, a. . 455, ft 23, p. m.
1 or F reehold, 5 07, 6.54 3 k'» «.. iu.. ,i.*2 2 «/
5.15 p. « - .
Additional trains for Hod Peek 2 27, ' 15. MS,
P. M. t or Sooth \rr h*v 0.54, 7 11, 9 20 p. m
9.2 ,4. 43 pm. 5 in, 5.59 9.99.
TRAINS FOR PERTH AM HOY.
Leave New York, 4.U», 5/0.8 80, 10.00 li *0,
a. /n.. ( 3 ,Sh*. onl ) 1.80 2 00, 4.14.80,5 10,
5.38, 6.80, d.Jiu, 11.0 p. in. Bulletins 9.00 u. in. 4.00
5 30, p.m.
Leaves Eli/. Jielh. 4 05. 0.82, fi i\ 9.r4, 11.51,
a. in. 1. *9, 217. 3.60,4.12, 4.48, 5.18. 0.42, 8. F8,
li 51, p in Hunduyv. 9»5, a. m. 4.2 8 37, p. in.
Le.ves Newark 0 12 8 35, 9.12, u in.
1 20. 4/5, 4.10, 5 13, 0 19, 8.45 il ftp, p m. Suu
daijs, 9.0.j. a.in 4 0*, 8 1 , p. in.
Through tickst* to All point* At lowest
nu>y be bad on application tn wn'aiiu#
ticket agent at the ftvaitr-n ,
W O, Hari.ru. Vice-Free. & On ere I 2»1 a nog
C. Li. U'ok'j, Ueueral Passenger Agent.
•
LfUIOH VALLJBY RAlUlUA !>
Time T»blo !u M/ftct Nov ' 9. 19^8.
S• at! onh !u New York, foot oi Oort.'ur dt, Pee
liroeeen aud W obt 2#rd street*. Pennu. H- H
Yevrlee.
'Ieaitp LnAV» Statu ST.ns*TStatic*.
roit N KW YORK
0.10, 7.45am 4 20 p.m l.So p.m. dally enn wm*ii
v/.\ v av lr«1n for Hound Brook,Maurh Chunk
Weatherly, Hazel ion Pt tlsvllle j»nd iiteruiedl
ate points.
KOtt P.OUTli PLAINFJ.K Lli.
0.10, 7 45 a m. l.W, 4 20 p. m Sur day*
8.85 a. m 1.80. 6.IB p. in*
Full OTHER 1*01 vtw
7 45 a. Tn. Daily Except Sunday Connect with
tr n express »or bantam. Buthlchaiu Allen
town, PotNville, Buffalo. Nirvarr WrIImikHIIiV
CAgo Parlor Car New York to Buffalo, con
nects wi*li local train fur all points eA*t of
Mauch Chunk.
g.RT) a. in. Sundays only. Express train for
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Chicago. Mops at
Flemingtdn Jet.
4.20 p. ni. Dally Except Sunday Kynrrss for
for Wilkes Barre. Scranton, Hazel ton,
and principal 1ntcrn?edi«to elutions.
6.15 r. in. Sundays only Through iv*.«r< *0r
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Ruspenslor Erl 1 go
I and Chicago, connects lor New York.
TRAIN* LEAVE SOUTH PLAIN VIKLD
FOH ]»»KTH AMBOY
9.10, a. rr. 8.45. 5.00, 7.50, p. m. Pnnday*:
10 85 a. m., 5.00, 7.60 . m. Trains arrive Perth
Amb‘>v-'J.30 a. rn.. 8.10 4.05, B.26, 8.10 p. in. Bun
day, 10.57 a. m.. 5.28. 8.10 n. m.
Tickets sold to all Western Points.
For further information apply 1« tlck«i
agonic.
Staten Island Rapid Transit P. R.
Time Table In effect on aid after Oct, 11, 19JJ
Penh Amboy to New York—Leave foot of
Smith St. daily ox»**pt Sundays and Legal
TTi-lidav r» 15, 6.12 (i 58, 7.lift, 7 HP, H.OJ5 B 08
8 f>r>, 10,05, and 11.25 n na. 12 55, 1 55 2ji0, 8.56,
4.3 5.30, 0.15. 8 00, 2.1.0,10.30. 11.16 P. M,
.tuuriays and Legal Holiday*
fi.30, 7.hS. 8.55, 0.55. JO.66 1.56 A . M. 12 56, 1.66,
2.56, 3.55, 4.50, 5.60 C.CO, , 7.50, 0.40,P. M.
New York lo Perth Amboy:----Leave foot of
Whitehall st. dail > except Sunday and Legal
floli hiva. B.‘p>, 0.56,8 Oh.9.00. 10 00. 11.00a.m.
12.::'* 1 Mi 2 80. « HO. 4 HO. 5.10. 6.80 5.46. 0 16.
6.83, 7.30, 8.30, 9.41,11.05 12.26.
Sundays and Legal Hollda' a.
Leave New Yorlr.7 O ', « '0. 10.00, 11 00. 12.00.a in
I. 00.2.60,3.00,4.00, 5.00, 6.00, 7.(0, 8.(0, C.(0
II. OK.p.m.
F*:ry between Perth Amboy and Tottenville—
leave Perth Amboy dai y *5.16, *6 12,6.82,
*6.58. x7 85, *8 («, X8.56. H.fcR, *10.06, 10 50
xl1.25a. in. 1225. *12.55, *1.65. *2 50. *8.56,
x4 8'». 4.55. xft H f. 00. *6,45. 7 05. 7'0, *8 00,
*9.(0 9 55, *’0.80*11.15 p. m. 12.H0a.ru.
Sundttysand Le*al Holiday* *6.20, 6-45. x7.55
*8.Li, x9.5YxlO.65. * 11.56. a. 1U.*19.56. *1.55,
x2.55.*c H 55. *4.f0. aL6.5O.x0tO, *7.10 8 40.
*J 40,10.30. p ra 12.40.a. ru.
leave To’ten villa daily *1.80,5.56, 6.92. p.42
*7.10 7.60 xR 15, *9 10. 9.40 xl" 15. xll.fB a.
m xl205. 12.40 *1 35, *2 35. x8 37, 4.10, *4.87,
5 II*. *3 87. *4 18, *0.55, x7.17, X 7.40, *8.37,
x0 37 10 rx'OA p ni. *12.1-. x’.MO A. 14.
Sunday* and Legal Holiday* *0 80. 7.16. x8.10
9.(0. * 1.0.10, *11.19, a. m. *13.10,xl.IP,*3 .10
XM 0 x <i 10 *5.10. *6.10. x?.10,xS.lU, xO.lJ
xto 13 10 45. p m. xl3 10a.m.
♦Legal holidays only*
xTrain Connection
J. VAN SMITH, P. H. OAIWIDY,
Her elver. Hen’l Traffic Agent.
F0LEY$HONEYra5EAR
Cure, Colds: Prevent? P.v.uvmnla
£ / j