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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
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Bic berumsiehenbe 9Gnblerin Shoma,
bic aus Der @eeenb BON Meb ftammt.
bel einem Gifenbiittentpert in Der
g2G6e Der lurembureiiden @emetnoe
Differbtnsen nit ihren bier &inbsrn
am Sube zines @4ladenberses gum
Sdlafe nieber. DIS man an ndhften
Morsen eliibenbe S9lade ausgoB.
purben bic 5rau unb brei ibrer &in.
Der i'm Glitter bon 16, g unb 5 Sabret
i'm Sdlafe bon Der 9luthmahe iiberz
fdiittet unb p%erbrannt. Hur Der
~14iGbrige Sobn Der 6Gnblerin tam
nit benz 2eben baporl.
= Sn Der HGbe BON 81 ps
r:nbasen ipurbe bieisr Sage elm felt
benz 2. Mai bermibter 15iGbriger
&nabe aus 9ejlsfop in sinem Mprait
tobt aufsefunben. unb 5tpar an elmer
Stelle, mo- i'm 2aufe bon bier Sahrem
idon atpei Morbs. bierpon elm unaufs
setldrter, sef4eben paren. Die Gnts
bedung Der 2eide erfolste burd cine
Rub, pelde bic auf ben Spbten gez
bduften Sorffftiide tpesfisb. Das
@tfi4t bes g~rmorbeten NOR in ben
Moraft sebriidt; bic $50 Qroner, bic
e. Bel ii4 sebabt batte, fe9lten. Der
Suitisminifter bat cine befonbert
@ommiHion aur llnterfuduns biefes
unb bes friiheren Norbes einsefebt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

1'"'"ulIu'o1H ViuugtY BeIWHIuuiet
pabiuon errihiet, UNI ben lid bas bi.
plomatii&e @Orps bon @brifiania,
armee. uno Warinso Offsiere. etaats.
uno fdotiI9e geamts sruppirt batten.
9ur3 nod 6 l1br fiinbete Der a6nias=
5alut Der aanonen hes bdnii&sn
arisgsf&ifes rSetla" ben Sarrenben
oas 9eranna6en Der yndt an.
Der SaIut wurbe am ufer ernie.
bert. uno nod baltic bas g9o In ben
Sranitmausrn bes JiOrb, uls aud
i4on Die v6eimbal" Inn bas 0orae.
birgs bog. Die Weuse bsrbarrts in
tiefsm S&meissn, big bas S4if anse-
leat 6atte. uno brad ban, In BITE tur3erl,
i4arfen 5urrabs aus, In benen lprtus-
glider @ntbufiasmus i9 ~tunbeiebt.
Srob mar Der algemeins SubsI, ole
Der a6nig, etne prdatige, ifattli&e
erf4sinung, bas 2anb betrat; er be.
gribte bic biplomatif9en Dsrtreter,
OfR3isrs &c. auf bas 2isbsnsmtrbisfs,
uno lieB f@ bic @sIssenbsit ni9t emit
geben. benz beuti9en @%eianoteu. o..
Stuebel, feline aroBs Greube aussu.
briden tiber ben beborffsbenosn 8siu&
Raifer @ilbslms.
Na9osm sr auf bic Besrhbunssan.
ipra9e zines Stabtberoronetsn tn BERG.
lidsn Murtsr gsbantt, nnbm Der iunge
abnig ben SrOnprinsen Olaf auf ben
Irnt, 9elsit.te bic Rbnigin ai benz
ibrer berrenben Wasen uno fubr our9
bic iubslnbs 8oltsmense nod Dem
t6nigli9en Palafe.
DbmobI Worpsgsr nubsrbaIb bes
pgombenfsloss" gurOpas belsgsu unb
Climb Elm 2anb if, fret BON bsftisen pos
litii9sn Ssinbisligtsitsn, bat bic BOLT.
,ei bod Wortebrun9en setroHsn gum
S8use oes iungen Serf&erpaarss, Der
Observation-Disclosures unb Der iOn-
iiissn bohen DISQUALIFICATION.
@ebsimbisnfbsanits bsoba9tsn ale
3tge unb Sampfsr f9arf, treiben f9
In Der Rdbe bss pulafss berum unb
bssIeitsn Den a6ntg tud6reno alsr nit
Der 2r6nung bsrbunbens1 5efli9.
tetten.
Der S6nig fsIbf if febr bsmotratif9
angslegt; sr betebt barauf, unbsi&hbt
untsr bas 8OIt gu seben unb ueif ben
@soanfsn bon H9. irgenb Semanb
tonne ibm mad benz 2eben tra9ten.
firfei.
% merttantf9eu gin-
Illus erb6ben
2ont ntinopsI |. 19. Stunt.
Die antiinbisuns. bub bic tieFse ams.
ritanii9e @sianbti9aft In ben &an9
elmer gotIaaft erboben unb Der fsit.
bsrise @eianbts o. u. 9sif6man bonn
prdFosnten gum gotTdafter nominiri
tuorben if, bat In ben ssiammten au,s-
rifanifden 2reiisn Der $irfei 9sobe
gsfriebi9ung bsrporgerufen; nimmi
man bod on, bieie Ienoerung uerbs
ben ginfub Der ameritanii9en &eprd.
fentanten In Der Sirfei erb6ben uni
bic grIsbieun9 Der politif9en ODE,
pirtbi@aftli@en Jrassn nit Der pfurt'
erlei4tsru.
9asaIte 2teb.
g aIontdi l9. Suni. - Sr
2iRoIa nabe Monafir ma9ts ein'
8anbe @riedsr 8 Bulgaren einf&lieb'
lid stueisr prisffer, rieoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
8aie=8aa.

Die seRrissn episIe reiultirtsn ute
foIgt:
oeiation n.
Snbianaprlts, 10. Stunt.
Sss &ss.,s ipsssn fisl bas bsutige
Spiel auif4sn indianapolis unb Ram
fas @itp aus.
2ouispils, 19. Sunt.
2ouisbtne ....0 001OO011- 3
WiIuautee - o. l
Batterien-puttmann unb Shatp;
SOugbertp unb gebile.
Columbus. l9. SUM-.
Columbus. .O021OOOO~- 8
Ninneapolis. 20 100000 0
Battsrier - Glaberip unb BLUE;
9bomas unb Shannon.
2uleuu, IL. SuUI.
Splebo .......1 3110O01~- 2
ct paul III o. 5
Batterisn - euttbOf unb abbott;
Buchanan urb Yieree.
NattonaI.2tqa q.
ptilaoelpbia, 10. Sunt.
philadelphia. 20 o. l
ct. Souls 40 o. 8
Batterien : Gug9Iebp, &i&ie uni
DOOM; Saplor unb @ra6p.
Bottom, 19. Sunt.
BoHou .......0 O0OOOOOO- G
Chicago. ..000110201- 5
Batterten - Dcrner uno 8rotun;
! pfRer unb Wooran.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
Mbfubr.
Scr befannte ep5ialit Sanres erleibet eiue Nte.
berlaae lit Der Sepntrtenfannter.

attentat ai General Srspuw. Die agrarii6e 6rase. Die aisIsr &sgaha.
Ser6riteruug bs &aier=gSIhsm=aanals. - @merifanfder
GinhuB in Der SHfei. Sic IusgkidsSerhanolnngen in
Senerrddl 1mgarn. - Cur SrOnuns bes a6niss
Saaton in Sruntbehm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

l1ebelfano. Der F9 bereits In unanges
rebmfsr @siie fhhlbar eema4t bat,
t6nnte TN @rnffale fsbr f8weres ur'
BELL I'm @efOIss 9abeu, tusnn our Ab'
tuetr zines pI6bli6sn ansriHs bic
Jabrt BON ariessfabrseusen bur9 ben
Ranal unter 8oaoampf als notbwenoig
fi9 ertueifen folts, aber ni&t ausge.
ftbrt tusrbsn t6nnts.
eber erre9enoer
pro3eb.
Berlin, 10. SUM. Dor benz
S&wurseri&t In Brtslau baben beute
bic @srbanblunesn In einem Ssnias
tions' grobB besunnen, bsRen @Orgs'
f&i@te In anbstra9t Der 9eieaf4aft-
li9sn Stsluna Der angstlasten 9e.
ualtises NufIsbsn errest bat. Inse.
ilaei Rnb DER friibere gs3irts = ROm-
manoeur BON @oblau uno gbrsnritter
bes Spbannitsrorbens, Maior q. 9.
3anosr, b.fsn gbsfrau unb Der &itter-
gutsbeiBer 2tittig. Sbnen ueroen bic
8srbre6sn bes Wsineibs, gstruss unb
Banterotts In bsri9iebensn 6d0sn CUR
2af gslegt. gu ben @erbanolun9en
finb ni4t tueni9er als 3%ueibunbert 3eu-
gen uno Sa9psrftdnoise selaoen NOR.
ben.
Nsuer Obsr.p rdiibentb sr
probtn3S a9en
Berlin, 18. SUM-. Gum Nn9.
folgsr bss Obsr. prd fibsnten bon Sud-
fen, etaatsminifer Or. BON gDttidsr.
bsRsn Itdtritt i'm 2aufe bes nd9ifsn
Wunats eruartet tpiro, TIT Der ber3eitige
Obers prdfbsnt BIN G6lssuig $ Dol.
ftsiu, Wirtli9er 9e5stmer Ratb 6rei'
herr bon Wilmopsti, befimmt porben.
Die grnennung gum er-prdfoenten
oisier prOoins bat Der isBise Reaie'
rungs. prdfiosnt In Jrantfurt O. O.,
Serr bon SspIb, er5alten.
unff9dbsn q amerita
Berlin, 10. Stunt. Wisbsrum
uanbern 2unfi9dBe bon immeniem
Wsrtb nod Amerita. Cine Der Be-
bsut.nbfen Samburger 2unhiamm'
lunesn 1T BON ibrem bisberigen 8eiber,
benz pribatier Mende, an 6errn s,
ptsrpont Morgart bsrfauft poroen.
Der Raufprsis bstsdgt 1000, 600 Mt,
Die Sammlung umfabt bauptfddlid
grOnssn unb Waiolitsn aus benz Mit'
tslalter urlb sntbdlt Wsrte Der bsriibm'
teften Msifsr.
OefferreiM.ungarn.
Die banb'
Iungen.
Wtsn, 10. Suni. Bel ben BE-
b%ortshsnben MISUNDERSTANDING
swiiasn Oeferrei9 uno ungurn tpirl
es porausF8tli4 obne faarfe Retbe
reisrt ri9t abgsben. Die Mitglisbs,
Der unsarii8en Delegation f9eiusr
ni6t all3u beri66nlt9 seftimmt 3u isin
SinF9tIi9 bss prosramms FIR bi
&sbiFon bes pirtbiaaftli9snM usslei9l
ertldrte Der prsmisr Or. Wstsrls, bal
lIngarn an ben gefimmungen bes an
81. DECEMBER 1902 bon benz unsari
i6sn Wtniifer bes Snnern RoIsmar pu,
S3sa urb benz 6fsrrsi9ii9sn prsmis
ben 2oerber absei8IOHenen MussIei9l
nit Snti9iebsnbeit fefbalten tuerbe
alls untuahr bs3si9nete er bic 8ehaup
tung, bab unsarn Dor benz gnbe be
Bis gum Sabre 1917 Iaufsnbsn San
belsbertrasss cine pirtbfdnftli9s Sren
nuus bon Oeferrei9 bur93uiebsn be
abf9tige.
Mrbetter= unrubeni
y b m n.
ten, 19. SUM-. grnfe Ar
better. unruben Sroben In Brtr In Bob
men. Sic Mrbsitsr Der bortigen Berq
tuerte batten cine 2obnerb6bung esfor
bert, bod tuurSe timer, bisie absef9lu
gen. 9arauf peranfaltetsn fs i
Stdrte bon 20, Wann eine 81
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
Norwesen.

Sur R6ntgs Rr6nun q.
Sronbibem. 19. Suni. 2b.
mig 9aaton VII, nebf @emabltn urb
Sobn trafsn beute Nbenb $50 l1br
bier ein.
Qaum tuare1 bic 0prbereiiunqer1J fir
einsn ~tuirbiger gmpfang bes 2bnigs'
paares bolenoet. oils f@ aud f9on
cine 9roBe WOIfsmenge einfanb unb In
BEN beiben Sonnenf@sin NIT ernRer
Wiene Der Dtnge wartete, bte ba Tom.
men fpnten.
Nn Der Sanbun9sbrtde mar ein gro.
Bsr, nit Blurser. unb Draperien In ben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

Ocl " / q ItQI u uS
Snaenieur @6l bat ser Stabt Sihels
6orf uneefGbr cine MiIion Murt bin
tsrlahen.
Oas Marinefriegseeri9
gu &iel perurtbeilte Den Sorpepoober-
maf6iniifenmaat Witte, ser bon ser
2ei6e bes nit Dem S~orpeooboot rS
1875" untersegangenen Obermatroien
8eder, Gle aus Dem 8orberf9iff gebors
gen tporoen mar, 9elo entrpenoet bait
te, gu 5pei Monaten 9efGnsniB uno
DEGRADATION.
@ein il d b riees
Sienfiubildum bestng Der 8oriteber
bes 3entralbureaus i'm Sinan5miniitez
RUM, 9ebeimer He6nungsratb 2eb<
rede in Berlin. Gad Qbiolpiruns 0es
9pmnaIiums uno na98eenoigung feiz
ner MilitGrOienitseit ftubirte Serr 3eb.
rede Sura unb puroe na9 beftanbez
nsr eritsr juriitii9erP rifung am 10.
Moi 1853 als &ammergeriGJts Nus
tultator perpfIihtet. Sm Sanuar 1860
gum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ernannt.
trat er nu9 tur5er Oienit5eit BEL Ser
Obsre6nungsfamlmer i'm sSuli 1863
aIs @ebsimer erpeoirenoer Setretdr
un6 &alfuldtor gum 5inansminiItee
ruin iiber. Seit Dem 1. Suli 1877,
alio felt fat % Sabren, betleibets er
Den arbeitsreiden ppiten als @orltebsr
bes 3entralbureaus. SroB ieiner 72
Sabre elm felten riitiger 8eamter, err
freut ii9 Der Subildr Der ponen Wsrtb.
idGbuns ieines iebieen gbefs in Dem,
Telben Wabe pie bel Den 8orgdngern
bes MiniIfsrs bon R~beinbaben.
g d d item d ihrer
Strabe E. ginieen 8etpobnern oer
Muladftrabe in Berlin Hang oel
Same ibrer Strabe 81 oroindr, uni
ole etpisen Wibeleten, Die tie bon Der
Wetpobnern Der Na9baritraben gu DO.
rem befamen, lieben i9nen ben 9umo1
ausaeben. Oabei beoeutet Der Nam'
aar nidts BDfes. Wulad tpar Der erft'
Bepobner biefer Strabe, Elm brape'
Waurermeifter. Gs ipurbe beim IRA
atffrat Der Mntros geftelIt. ben Hamel
! Mrlad AT befeitiQen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

SO ten, 19. Stunt. grnae slrs
better. unruben Sroben In Brtr tn Bobs
men. 9is Mrbsitsr Der bortigsn Berg.
merle batten cine 2obnerb6buns ssfOr.
bert, bod tuuroe ibnen bisie abssi&Ia.
gen. Sarauf peranfaltetsn fs In
stdrte bon 10000 Wanr cine Se.
mOnfration, um TIRE Jorberuns 30
er,uinsen. Der ertparteie grfoIs blisb
abermals aus, unb nun bat bic Stini.
ununs unter ben Bsrgarbeitern stn
brrbenbss Ausieben anasnomrnen. CUR
Aufre9terhaItung Der Oronuns tt bss.
balb Militdr nod Brtr beorbert NOR.
ben.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03

State Senator Jackson, renominat-
ed by the republicans of Middlesex,
says he is not pledged to anybody for
United States senator. Mr.. Jackson
is right about it. When any pledging
is to be done, Boss Strong attends to
the details.-Newark Evening News.
Why, of course. And yet there are
people here in Middlesex who are ac-.
tually going to vote for Jackson and.
do their little part toward having this
county represented in the senate by a
mere figurehead. But then Jackson
is the regular party nominee and
there are some men who put their
party above principle, patriotism and
everything else. Such people are not
as numerous as they used to be. This
is one of the encouraging signs of the
times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
Ed&torial Page Of the News.

other part of the same page with the
one Just quoted is found what can be
taken as an explanation of what is
meant when it says that 'the next
chapter may be just as interesting as
the last" This paragraph is as fol-
lows:
"The Colby leaders say they SUBJ
nit to the decision of the primaries
and will continue their work within
the party ranks. This may be all
right for leaders, but it is not the
sentiment of the rank and file. The
plain people perceive that the lessons
of four years ago and Of a year ago
in Essex county have not been heed
ed, and know that the only way to
rebuke the political management
which has saddled this county and
state is to defeat it at the polls"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

23-Raritan Copper Works.
26-High and Levi streets.
81 Madison avenu and Paterson street
2S-Market and First streets.
35-Smith and High streets.
s7-State and Smith streets.
43-Buckingham ave. and Hartford St
45-Commerce and Front streets.
47-High and Washington streets.
B4-State st. and Buckingham ave.
- avenue and Charles street.
57-State and Wayne streets.
s2-Washington and First streets.
sS-New Brunswick w and Elm st.
e4-Smith street and Watson avenue.
65-Commerce and State streets.
72-Front and Smith streets.
73-Water and Gordon streets.
74-Kearny avenue and Gordon street.
S2-Smith and Herbert streets.
83-Woodbridge roa and Washington st.
B4-Lehigh avenue and Stanford street.
To send in an alarm, open the door of
the box and pull down the lever and let
go. once only. Stay at box until iremen
arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
! tap-Break in circuit. 2 taps-Drill
and fire alarm test. 3 taps-Fire out. 8
~faps--Police call. 12-Calls for Lincoln
Engine Company. 13-Ca1l for Washing
ton Hose. 14-Call for Mcclellan Engine
Company. 15-Call for Protection Hook
and Ladder. 16-Call for Eagle Hose
Ompany
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03

The Newark Sunday Call, which is
one of the most conservative, and best
edited newspapers in the state, has a
lot to say about the defeat of the Col
by movement at the recent primaries.
One of its editorial paragraphs is as
follows:
THE collapse of the reform move
ment in Essex was coincident with
that in other counties. Mckee, in
Passaic; Wakelee, in Bergen; 4ickin-
son, in Hudson; Voorhees,, in Morris;
Strong, in Middlesex, and all The rest
of the bosses who have useN the re-
publican party for theft bwn base
ends, have won victories in their pri-
maries and named their little TOOLS
for office. It is a melancholy result,
but the election Is not yet held ahd
the next ohapter may be Just Is IN
teresting as theIest.
IN another pkragraph found An
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
PICTURESQUE AND REASON
ABLE OUTING.

h most picturesque town In Am
erica is Mauch Chunk, in a narrow
pass between the Lehigh River and
the overhanging mountains, rises on
the slopes like a Quaint Swiss village.
Historically the locality is known in
connection with the discovery of an
thracite coal. IThis discovery led to
the construction of a bit of railroad
which is the oldest in the country.
Originally the track was laid to con-
vey the coal to the river, but o it
is maintained solely for recreation
purposes. The ears are first hauled
up a high hill, and from that point
they travel by their own gravity
around a circuit of nearly eighteen
miles. As one ascends the steep
slope the buildings below, the town
and the nearer landmarks drop away
in perspective with Kaleidoscope
suddenness, and the doubling valley
of the Lehigh spreads out in a thrill
ing panorama Sights of great inter-
est abound along the route. Old In
out, the primeval forest envelopes
the track for long stretches, and
glimpses of old mining settlements
are caughtin the valleys. At Sum-
nit Mountain a halt is made and OPP
%portunity is given to visit the mines.
The burning mine which is situated
here has been sm%ouldering since
1882 in spite of elaborate and costly
undertakings to eXtinguish the fire.
Returning from Summit Mountain
the car attains great speed, and, as
the visitor always thinks, the inspir-
ing ride is over all too oon The
New Jersey Central will operate one
of its popular excursions to Mauch
Chunk on October 10, 1906. Round
trip $1,000, and special train leaves
Perth Amboy at 1928 a. m. October
8, 1906.
4~249-10-2-7t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land today fair to partly cloudy wea-
Their and slowly rising temperature
will prevail, with light and fresh
n%ortheasterly winds. On Thursday
partly overcast and slightly warmer
weather will prevail, with light, fol-
lowed by rain in the lake region, and
on Friday partly cloudy to overcast
weather, with slight temperature
changes, followed by rain in the nor
thern and western districts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03

Middlesex county, it's people natural
ly turn to Perth Amboy and this city
has been getting all that the isolated
position of the new borough would
allow, but no effort is being made
here to better facilities for transpor-
tation. Unless something along this
line is done, we may awake some day
to see Roosevelt closely tied to some
of the larger cities in the north, and
the business that should be coming
this way, going into the opposite.
Elizabeth, just at present, is cast
ing envious glances at the growing
borough. In an editorial, Monday,
the Elizabeth Journal said:
THE need of a highway connecting
Roosevelt with Elizabeth directly has
long been felt by it's residents. AT
present the wagonway between Eliza
beth and Roosevelt is a circuitous
route through Railway.
Elizabeth and Roosevelt have
business and social relations which
would be very greatly strengthened
and increased to the mutual advan-
tage of both by the direct communica-
ton. Elizabeth, therefore, is inter
ested in the movement under way in
Roosevelt, and the authorities and
citizens here should give to it all the
encouragement and support possible.
The First street extension movement
was started in this city with a view
to opening up direct communication
with Roosevelt and other points along
the shore. What has been accom-
plished here has given encouragement
to Roosevelt, and the opportunity for
cooperation of city and borough is
now at hand, and If heartily engaged
in the result will be the consumma-
ton of the project"
Unless Perth Amboy gets busy do
ing something, a valuable field will
be lost to us. If there seems to be
nothing to do, why not get busy try
ing to find a beginning. At least this
city should not let Roosevelt and
vicinity, a section which is growing
faster than any other in the state,
slip away. Here is work for the Mer-
chants Association, the Chamber of
Commerce or even an Independent
movement such as Elizabeth has in
her First Street Extension Associa-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8.
THE A BILLS.

Taxpayers are awaiting with inter-
est the receipt of their tax bills
There bills should all be out before
election, but it remains to be seen
whether this will be done or not. In
other parts of the state the political
machines in control are holding back
the bills on purpose for fearing of
arousing the people too much and
causing the defeat of the "ring" at
the polls.
There has been an enormous in
crease in valuation throughout the
state and Perth Amboy and Middle
sex county have been no exceptions.
This, of course, brings down the tax
rate, but it seems hardly possible
that the reduction in the rate will
balance the increase in valuation.
This means that the people will pay
more taxes this year., eve though the
rate is much lower. This is true in
many sections of the state, and while
Perth Amboy must await the receipt
of the tax bills before the people here
can know definitely, it can be taken
for granted that the bills will be
more than formerly.
Ioid 9Th the taxation of second class
Srailroad property at local rates, the
people were led to believe that the
REGULARS had stolen the Colbyites'
capital, but when the county tax ON
mission was named to push up the
valuations SO as to protect the rail
I6-dA the machine politicians played
a trick which was intended to fool the
people. They taxed second class rail-
road property at local rates and then
pushed up the valuations so as to
make practically no difference to the
railroads. These facts were brought
out before the primaries and they viii
be proven as soon as the tax bills are
received.
There is no real equal taxation in
this state yet, and the people need
not expect to get it from those now
in control of the government.
If the local tax bills are going to
show any great reduction, the author
tiles would be only too anxious to get
them in the hands Of the people be-
fore election. There is still a month
before that time, however, perhaps
the bills will yet be out in time.
The voters will wait and see.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
SONG OF A BALLOON.
b ggseN I'm getting
= las now to be the style, and,

gfaEN I'm getting
Ftas now to be the style, and,
filed with dollar gas, far up
above the crowds l smile at earthly
things l pass. Nobody may run over
me nor mangle me, indeed; and there's
no limit, you'll agree, to my aerial speed.
With every current | may glide, nor do
turn quite pale; if eighty miles an hour
l ride they can't put me in Jail!
Indeed, l am a swell affair, Il rounder,
you'll agree; and autos, as | sail
h air, must all look up to me
At times l nave a lot of sand,
m I'm full with such a
load. The only oath
that l command is
this: well I'll
be blowed!"
High o!
! sail in
lordly
FeM s a e
across the ~checkered
Nf sky. l do not even
81 have to wait until
the clouds roll by!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
II Was a Good Thing.

Excuse me, madam" said the
agent, addressing the lady of the
house, but I'd like to show you a lit
tie device that | am introducing. All
you have to do is simply place it in
YOUR refrigerator and it will save half
the ice
Indeed" exclaimed the lady. And
do you guarantee that it will save
half the ice?"
Uncertainty, madam" answered the
agent,
"Then I'll take two" said the prac-
teal woman, so as to save all the
ice. "f-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
Easy Payments
On Furniture Loans

If you borrow SIS,
You pay back s 80 a week.
If you borrow $25,
You pay back $1.16 a week.
If you borrow $50,
You pay back s1.85 a week.
II you borrow 800,
You pay back SASS a week.
II you borrow $3.50,
You pay back $4.20 a week.
If you borrow 5000,
You pay back IS. 60 a week.
Or you can make monthly pay
ments If you prefer. You get the
amount applied for. there being no
advance charges. Our confidential
agent. will be in your city on Thurs
day of each week and will be pleased
to wait on you. Call, write or tele-
phone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03

Better late than never is not so
good a maxim as Better v late"
Especially does this apply to those
who answer Ids.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03
ARE WI TO LOSE ROOSEVELT?

While Perth Amboy is forgetting
all about the thriving borough of
Roosevelt, situated just north of US,
along the Staten Island sound, other-
going TO york ia earnest To
into torch the place and tG
81 I'D buaiI) asevelt is if
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-03

Leave WANT ad~s. at branch of
fces,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

Robert ]. Tanperf. maker OF unnona.
mon jewelry, is one Of the most pro-
gressive ana best.known business
men, not only Ok Las Vegas. hut
Fthr0ugh gheuts the entjra south Ten
years ago, Eealth beginning to ahiI AZ
the result Of assiduous application
to business, Mr.. Taupert sought the
sunny southwestern land with view
to making It his home. In Colorado
he spent short time, In Santa Fe he
remained for three years, and be piled
his art for another three years IN
the capital OF the Mexican republic.
No place pleased him as well as
Las Vegas. with which he had formed
a pleasant acquaintance.
Four years ago Mr.. Taupert located
in this city, establishing a jewelry
store. This establishment may now
justly lay claim to having the largest.
costliest, most varied and elegant
stock Of any in the southwest. Fur
thermore, orders for the unique 'un-
common jewelry manufactures there
come from every corner q America.