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The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18
UNITED

A YOUNG MAN ABOUT rs YEARS
of age as stock clerk: one exnerieneed
in electrical line preferred. Mrst be
Intelligent and able to think for himself
Good wages. Only first class men need
address in own handwriting, giving refer
eence- Telephone, care of Jersey City
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18
Dated Jersey city. october IL. 1905. =
HUDSON COUNTY GIRO yIr COURT
Andrew E. Foye, VS.. Frank NJ. Foye.

HUDSON COUNTY GIRO UIT COURT
Andrew E. Foye, VS.. Frank M Foye.
On Contract. In Attachment.
Notice is hereby given that writ Of attach
ment at the suit of ANDREW E. FOYE
against the rights and credits, moneys and
effects, goods and chattels. lands and tene-
ments OF FRANK NJ. FOYE for the sum Of
ten thousand dollars $4,000, issued out Of the
Hudson County Circuit Court on the seven
teenth day Of June nineteen hundred and
hve, returnable into Court the twenty-sixtn
dsy of June, nineteen hundred and Ave, and
returned duly executed by the Sherin OF the
County of Hudson
Dated Tune 2S. 1905.
BRINKERHOFF & FIELDER
Atorneys for Plaintiff
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18
Dated September rs, 100.
]. c. News and Hoboken Observer.

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sHERIFFss SALEM cI4ANcERY OF NEW
Between the cItizen's Building and Loan
association of Jersey City. N. j.. Complain
aRa sTsssssk & as Psssss
Eeturnapie october Term. 1906.
Carl 81 A. schuman Solicitor;
dTsssd and asissrsa shall fsG sell ss Sy 20 pablls s
VENUE az ,s =. 81 Wolnerts Real Estate Sales
THU TauRsDaY ta ass Of ay octoper Sn
A. D: 1905
AZ ;n 1%o flock Ina 70 me aS,ern0Gn all the fosw
puI.enSnlces eeing me same described IN said
WTi5; an .has tsiat y so 70 i say =.
sna Pretss neEeanaf.er particularly de-
seilpsu. SO satuSse. Iysas ana nsng n the City
stas: & ana ~hIsh On AsanSs asp aas en
onsins p y carlss = asRon snge No Ds
BsTsen ow Sherman ad ssnasea osswes nom
,s ~, Ssa s ano sala OUT INTO
WI,. lSsS saa Guay nieo ne
County e Hudson Z dssignsted and known
as ~ ~ .ns 70, .ronsns On tne soukn-
nrsmisss convsSss Nv Josn ng W ae,, tae sst,s anS
ras.a ~ rscorSSa IN ias orlce OF Sds sne
~ hool 7se ~ .is.Ss ~. sta -, iSos.
pages si1, ETC.,
-t' ~ shsrir.
Dated September 18th. 1905.
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SI5ERiFF'S SALEM Ct1ANCERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between John H. Reehten, Complainant, and
Daniel Habermann, ct al. Defendants.
Returnabie October Term, 1905.
McEwan McEwan. Solicitors.
By virtue Of the above stated writ, to me
directed and deliyered, shall sell by public
vendue at F. G. Woiberts Real Estate Sales
room a. MONTGOMERY street Jersey City, on
ber A. b. 1905
at TWO o'clock IN the afternoon ali the follow
ing described s,, land ana premises With the n ap
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land
city Of Jersey city, in the County Of Hudson
and State of New Jersey, which on map en-
Heights. Hudson @ CITY. New Jersey rs adjoininE
the Reservoir OF the Jersey City Water
oF sryeysd ,,yss and d lsia sid out ~ b. BY lev w.
Office Of said County OF hudson, Is known and
Block 4 fronsins and facing on he he nortssriy y
ave feet wide in front and rear and one huns
dred feet deep throughout Ssss
JOHN zhLEEE shsT,r
patsd socts October r 4 s,o1ss.r 1sS5 os..r,.r
J.
Jersey.
Between Adele Watson Stokes Complainant,
and Michael NJ. Bloomgarden, ct Al. Defend
ants.
FL Fa. For Sale of Mortgaged Premises.
Returnable October Term. 1905.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ, to me di-
rected and delivered, | shall sell by public
room IA Montgomery street Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the twenty-th third day OF Novem-
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all the follow
purtenances. being the same described in said
All those two certain tracts or parcels of
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

PUBLIC NoTIcE-IN THE MATTER OF
RECONSTRUCTION AND EXTENSION on
THE RAvINE ROAD SEWER OUTLET
TO TIDE WATER.
The Commissioners appointed under, and By
virtue of an adt entitled AN act 70 provide
for the reconstruction Of main outlet sewer
two cities" approved March ls 1890 and the
acts supplementary and amendatory thereof.
having completed their duties as provided BY
said act and the acts supplementary and
ameadatofy thereof. and having hisd with th4
County Clerk Of the County OF Hudson. and
with the City Clerk Of Jersey City, their re-
port and map showing the drainage area trib-
utsry to the new outlet sewer, and the aaja-
cent drainage area drained by said sewer,
ana having on the 24th day Of July, 1905, met
st the City Hall. Jersey City. 10 hear object
ions to SAID sssessmsnt, row give notice that
Justice of the Supreme Court. sitting in the
Hudson Circuit. at the Hudson County Court
House. Jersey City, on the 3oth day Of Sep
tember, 1906. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to
have said assessment confirmed provided
BY law
RDIow W. HARRISON,
MICHAEL t. CONNOLLY,
NATHANIEL ROBERTS.
-.~ i, .,--.~,r-x- r,,. SonAaSsAonsrS-
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18
.EDUCATIONAL

THE COLLEGE OF
ST. THOMAS, VILLANOVA
CLASSICAL. CIVIL AND ELECTRICAL EN-
GINEERING AND COMMERCIAL
COURSES.
The fihonoxss system In discipline prevails a.
FiHanova and has intensified the loyalty OF this
men for ther Alma Mater. New athletic feid
gymnasium, A-miie cinder track, new build
ings 81. Nicholas's Academy for small boys
under Matrons supervision. Catalogue l. Rev
l. A. Delury, D. D., o. IS. A.. villancva. Pa
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

Mrs. Newlywed-awell, Henry, hos,
do you like my pies?'' Mr.. Newlywed--
Dearest, they are just like the piel
that my father used to say were not likg
his mother used to en'-Life
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

She-"Before we were married vol
wanted to buy me everything you saw
He-'I do still, dear, but / am SO blind.
y in love with you that can't sell
much. .''-Pick-Me-Up.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

Office and Pcst-oifice address.
No. Exchange Place,
Jersey City, N. J.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

Dated October I, 1906.
]. G. News and The Daily piapatabs
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

Dated october T.. 1905.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

Sealed proposals will be recsiyed bv fhe
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners Dn
Monday, October 23 1905, Ut O'Clock r. M
n m me ne assembly Chamber Of the City Hail,
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

Alton--"Some people carry joke toll
far Balton'Yes. Old Puntoon car
ried one of his to twelve different news.
papers and couldn't sell itsthen. ~ udge.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

~ - y t<1i EN- Ot f5f<fktSEH AVENUE. II
REPAyING WITH ASPHALT
rom Communipaw avenue to Fairmount ave-
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-18

Dated Jersey City. October 49, 1906 :
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28
Irrigation Suits Argued

Judge Torrance Friday morning lis- tened to arguments by counsel on the demurrers submitted by the Califor- nia Development Company and several of the I'm perial Water Companies in the suits commenced by ranchers for the alleged failure of the defendants to furnish water. There are nine suits in all varying from $2,500 to $8,00O.
 The demurrers filed by the defend ants are lengthy documents and set forth a number of legal questions in addition to claiming that the com plaints do not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. It is claimed by the plaintiffs that the defendant companies have not lived up to their contracts to supply water and that consequently the crops have been ruined and the lands rendered valutless.
 Judge Torrance after hearing the arguments took the demurred under consideration and will render a decision later.
 E. A. Meserve and Victor A. Shaw represent the defendant while J. z. Tucker and Haines are counsel for the plaintiffs.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28

feel sorry for the poor fools who believe the Czarr's hand reaches from God to the people.
 It is q sorry thing to see this benign ed people struggling in tine darkness toward the dim light that is beginning to break for them and thun to see those who now have the power and should have the de- sire to lead them to the light using that power to crush them back into utter darkness. But twas ever thus. The progress of the human race to liberty and equality has been the most heart sickening spectacle that this old world has ever looked upon. While God seems to sleep and the devil
 to hold sway, Might mocks at right and mercy turns
 her face away; Injustice stalks trium plant while justice
 hangs her head, The wicked seem to flourish and the
 Godly to be dead. Faith lies crushed by fact; doubt fast
 fills the wind, In vain died Christ, the Savior, for all
 the human kind; His blessed words and stainless life are
 all for naught, Human veal by human woe must ever
 still be wrought.
 $. o. LONG.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned citizen of the United States is in possession of the land described as the w 1-4 of sec 10, Y. l5 $, k IA E, $ B M according to the survey made in 1900 by the Imperial Land Company and commonly called the Imperial sur vey and 1 hereby certify that l have been in possession of said land since January l 1905. l also certify that il is my bona hde intention to file Desert claim on said land as soon as the correct map of this vicinity which is to be made according to the Act of Congress of July 1902 is filed in the United States land office at Los Angeles Cal. The numbers which correctly describe this land in the land office records, have been used by other parties and applied to other lands, but l here by certify that there is no other claim or occupancy to said land in opposition to mine. Signed,
 EDWARD INGRAM.
 Witness F. G. HAvENs.
 Imperial, Cal, January 3, 1905.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28
Stevenson Brothers Company Have Grown Up With the
 Imperial Valley
Enormous Amount of Business Now Transacted by this Firm Shows that Things Are Moving in
 the Community

It will soon be two year ince the above mentioned firm cast their lot here and as they have expressed it "took the chance of rising or falling with the settlers of this Valley" From the first day they began to do business there was a steady increase, for people from all parts of the United States came to this land of promise, taking q chance that has proved we'll worth the taking. Stevenson Brothers started in a small frame structure, but trade in- creased at such a rate that before a year had passed they were forced to build the large modern store which they now occupy. From the time they opened the doors of their new concern with their large stock we'll displayed in departments they have kept ten em- ployees busy and the now large stock is being enlarged very rapidly for the trade demands it.
 The firm is doing double the business of last year at this time in all depart ment and three, four and five times as much in some departments. There are many more people to sell to while there are three or four new stores all doing good business which shows that the population of the Valley is steadily in- creasing.
 Mr. Stevenson says: "This business in Imperial Valley has been most suc- cessfull for the firm and has increased beyond our expectations. This is the place for me-"
 The advancement made by the above mentioned firm shows there has been considerable progress made and also shows the opportunities for wide awake business men in this Valley of Fertility. Were these conditions now existing, and government oWnership-to be had what will be the prosperity when Uucle Sam takes possession.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28
Pleasant and Most Effective

T. J. Chambers, Ed. Vindicator, Lib- ""tv. Texas, writes Dec. 25, 1902: "With pleasure, and unsolicited N'' ""n. I bear testimony to the curative power U. nal- lard's Horehound Syrup. have used 1t in my family and can cheerlully affirm it is the most effective and pleasantest remedy for coughs and colds have ever used" 25c, soc and $1.00.
 For sale by Imperial Drug Co. Dr. P. $. Anderson Propr. Phone IS.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28
New "ChrOniCle" Office

The Chronicle will scon be in new quarters, the owner having bought for 1t lot on the north side of Third street, between the railroad station and Imperial avenue, on which an office building is already under way, and from which the truth will be dispensed at so much per, This (the location, not the truth will be convenient to the busi- ness center, and so handy to the only means of arrival and. departure from the town that none can go or come with cut being seen of its reporter.- Chronicle.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28
Russia

 PRESS to say lew words regarding the outrage at St. Petersburg last Sunday. Words seem feeble things and fail utterly to give adequate expression to what any one must feel whose sympa- thes are not limited to few miles of tlis earth's surface or to his immediate kinfolk.
 The Russian peasant or even the Rus sian work man may not be so very far advanced in the scale of civilization, he may not be the most desirable compan- ion one could wish, his intelligence may not be overpowering. Still he is human and step by step is bing civi lizaton's ladder, rising slowly but surel y from the mud and mire of ignorance and super sttion, with his face toward the light, already seeing the dawn of intelligence and freedom.
 For thousands of years he has been enslaved by the church and the state, robbed, broken, beaten and banished
 
 had some rights in this world, and as on Sunday last, shot down as a mad dog in the streets of the city that he and his ancestors, by their labor, had redeemed from that wildness and wet of that sav- age region.
 Shot down, and by whom? By the men who are living off the product of hls labor, by the men who revel in idle ness and luxury while he who supports them are doomed to toll and starvation, and if he dares even to ask for better conditions is answered with bullets and blades; and not only he but his wife and helpless children also. It is enough to make one ashamed of belonging to the same race as these red-handed mur- derers and assassins, worse than mur- derersI Iand assassins because they slay those by whom they are fed. These nobles-God save us-these autocrats are but the eXcrescences of humanity, <! the parasites of the people, tbe tape worms of the body politics and twill be the better for society the sooner they are dead, rotten and forgotten.
 Thiuk of it. The Czarand his bureau crats are ready to manure the plains of Manchuria with the best bodies of the people, his people-in fact what he chooses to call his children, for he pie lures himself as the "Little Father" with one arm reaching to to the people and the other to the "Great Father" God, the intercessor and mediator be- tween the people and God Was there ever such blasphemy! If there be a devil, what hellish glee he must have in contemplating such picture. No, 1 don't believe it. The devil him self must be a great deal worse than the ignorant and superstitious imagination has ever been able to paint him if he would not
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28
BRAWLEY Happenings of the Week
 From the North End.

Dr. Jones and wife of Suhnyside, Washington, are visiting the family of Judge Holloway. The Doctor and the Judge are old time friends and both are firm believers in the Imperial Valley.
 R. l.. and T. D. stewart formerly of Seattle, but now residents of Southern California and land owners in No. 8, are staying in Brawley, and breathing the ozone and enjoying the society of the good people of the town. They are popular men and liked by all.
 Hiram Rogers and wife, and the mother of John Cady, all from Con- cordia, Kansas, are visiting him they are charmed with our genial climate and the surroundings here.
 Judge Holloway made brief trip to Los Angeles this week on business.
 Colonel Goodwin known from Mis- sissippi to Nome as an all round good fellow has taken up his abode with Harry Stewart in No. 8, where he is assisting in farming operations.
 Chas. H. Wores left for ban Francisco of last week on a short busi- ness trip.
 Kellogg & Ramsdell are hustling oper- ations and threshng corn for the farm CTS. They recently purchased full outfit and are doing business all the time.
 The Brawley Farming and Experi- mental Company, otherwise the Cante- loupe Association, filed articles of In- corporation at San Diego Monday of this week and are arranging to plant large acreage of melons. They have also provided for ice, and sidetrack will be built by the Southern Pacific a short distance above Brawley, as well as an ce-house and the company is be- beginning operations with every pros- pect of success. It is all important move for the Valley and will be watched with marked interest by the farmers.
 o. c. Van Ness of Los Angeles, one of property owners and . heavy was in Brawley several days and left town yesterday.
 U. s. De Moulin a land owner in No. and resident of Illinois is taking . vacation and spending his time in Brawley. He believes the Valley will be the future health resort of the State IS it's climate is unsurpassed.
 The crops are looking fine everywhere md give every promise of an abundant yield. Some of the barley is attaining ! rank growth and will be fed down by stock, and the yield in this way will be increased.
 Pete Hovley is about to erect house m Brawley opposite the home of John JadV
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28
Imperfect Digestion

Means less nutrition and in consequence
 less vitality. When the liver fails to secrete bile, the blood becomes loaded with bilious properties, the digestion becomes impaired and the bowels con stipated. Heroine will rectify this; it gives tone to the stomach, liver and kidneys, strengthens the appetite, clears and improves the complexion, infuses new life and vigor to the whole system. 50 cents bottle.
 Fol sale by Imperial Drug Go. Dr. P. $. Anderson Propr. Phone 78.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28

The PRESS does artistic job printing.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-28

The BEST job printing at the PRESS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
THREE ON ONE TREE.
MOE AT HENDERSON, TEX, WORKS
 LATE.
Negroes Taken From Jail, Where They Were Denounced by Accomplice as Murderers of Lonely
 Farmer.

Henderson. Tex, Nov. 12.-Q:45 a. m)-Thirty minutes ago mob of 200 men broke into the jail here and over towering the officers took therefrom John Reece, Robert Askew and one ther negro whom they are now hang ing in the public square.
 The negroes were arrested with two others a few days ago for the murder of a farmer about ten miles from this place. The other two negroes were not molested. members of the mob claiming they were only accomplices and not principals.
 Will Williams. one of the negroes in the jail was made to mount box at the door of the jail and tell the mob how he and one other had stood guard at the door while three others went inside and killed Elias Howell. a farmer, living in the Pirtle neighbor- hood. for his money. When the mob had heard Williams's story. they took him back in the jail. and. taking out the three he named as having actually committed the crime, they took them to the court house yard. where they hanged them to one tree.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
KILLED IN WRECK.
Fast Train Jumped Tack, Killing Fire
 man and Injuring Several.

rast IFaA4 dumped INck, htllfu$ FtKe-
 man and InjuFing Several.
 Fort Worth, Tex, Nov. 11.--A spe- cial to The Record from Aledo, Tex, says: Eastbound Texas and Pacific Passenger No. 6, known as the Cannon Ball, was wrecked about two miles west of Iona switch today, killing one man and injuring eight others.
 Dead: Luther Wilson, fireman of the front engine, buried under wreck, Fort Worth;
 Injured: George Courtney, Fort Worth; Swick, Fort Worth, helper of engineer, seriously scalded; O. L. Tomlison, Fort Worth, brake man, badly scalded; Ed Schenewerk, Fort Worth, regular passenger engi- neer, badly scalded; B. B. Mckinney, Fort Worth. brakeman, scalded and foot crushed; R. T. Rogers, Fort Worth, mail clerk. leg scalded; c. W. Wimberly, Colorado City, Texas, pas senger, hand badly burend; John Moore, Abilene, Tex, foot injured.
 The train was double-header and the two engines turned over just as they struck a curve at the top of the heavy grade up which they were pull ing a train of fifteen coaches heavily loaded with passengers.
 Both engines. the mail and baggage cars, the express cars and the chair car left the rails. Only two passen- gers out of 800 received injuries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
eopernment has isaued an imperlalI de-

Government has issued an imperial de- cree warning the people to respect every treaty stipulation under penalty of severe punishment, and urging them to suppress the boycott pending action of Congress to relieve the situation and the provincial authorities have is- sued similar proclama tons. As the laws and the immigration regulations stand today. aside from the few classes named in the expired treaty of lS94 (students, merchants, teachers, travel CTS and offlcials). the following classes of Chinese cannot enter the United States: Bankers, lawyers, Journalists. priests and the clergy, physicians, dent- ists, insurance agents, brokers and travelling commercial agents. Nothing was further than this from the thought of the original negotiators.
 In fact. the laws on the subject seem in such a state of hopeless con- fusion that different attorneys gefier- ally have rendered conflicting opinions as to the meaning of certain vital requirements with the result that reg ulations which had been intended merely to carry into effect the pro- vision of the laws. impose conditions. additions to the law and unwarranted requirements which have the force of Chinese subjects have been made to suffer great hardships In their att tempt to land in the United States. And, after being admitted. they have been necessarily harassed by immigra- ton agents. Any new settlement of the exclusion question therefore, in or- der to satisfy the Chinese government and to be in accordance with the dig nifty and sense of Justice of this great American republic, must have regard to the unsatisfactory manner in which the laws and regulations relating to Chinese immigration have been ad- miristered and should correct the abuses that have gradually sprung up, which the present state of affairs Is intolerable.
 What China asks is only fair play and due consideration and she can well rely on the justice of the American people headed by their illustrious presi- dent, who is the champion of peace, of humanity. of just dealings, to bring this important question to successful set clement and remove the only serious obstacle to the free development of our commercial relations"
 In conclusion Liang Cheng referred to the 'lamentable events" of the mur- der of several American missionaries, saying that under imperial edicts for eign missionaries are lawfully in China and that the cause of the mob violence has not been yet Infinitely ascertained but prompt punishment will be inflicted upon the murderers and full indemnity made for the injuries and losses sus- tained.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
Examining Board Provided.

Washington, Nov. 11.--Secretary Root today provided an examining board to carry out the Presidents order of yes- terday regulating promotions in the consular and diplomatic service.
 The board consists of the Second As- sistant Secretary of State. the Solicitor for the Department and the Chief of the Diplomatic Bureau. Examinations are to be both oral and in writing. The subjects upon which applicants to the position of Secretary of Embassy of Le- gation Will be examined include inter national law. diplomatic usage. and modern language.