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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
De RIO GRANDE
Republican, corresponsa!
de un diario unionista.
iSimpatiza -?
MES De MAYO
MES De MAYO
A cada cual 10 suyo. idien-
do escuelas rurales, -Sobre
presupuesto municipal.

CAusa e1trsn:za q los unioniatAs
do cate pueblo, que I'M republicano
suscritor del <Aguilss, hays, segba
rumores, solicitado y acsptsdo el car
20 do corresponssl do eierto diario
unionista que cuenta aqul muchos
simpatizadores 81 % OF, pues 10
dudamos, conoeisndo, eomo conocs
mos, 10 excssiva dslicAdeza del pun.
donoroso eabAllero, aerfa una msls
sold dadura para 10 cadena dc los inte
reses politicos y msterialea.
Con las funaiones religlosas del
mss dc Mayo termina la lAta que nos
yepia dando el corresponsal de cierto
diario admirsdor de les hiss do Ma
ria. Por asr do Mayo reIulsaron ma
| ydseulAs.
Hsmoa oiio dseir Al Prasidents dc
lla JuptA Escolar, que 10 tslieitaei6n
tributada & esia por 81 acierto on 10
els oei6n de masstros corresponds q 10
anterior de 10 eual fle digno presi'
Idspts ell Mfo or La Cruz, doctor Alfre'
ldo, porque 6,tsy no sqreIla f4e IL
Ioue h'zo los nombramientoa, A 90
Ida cual 10 apyo,
Vsrioa vscinos, pc drss de familis
ds los barrios de MAmeyes % y Zr
lzsl, piden sscuslas rurales para d.
chos barriol y que 90 sleve d gradua
Ida 10 rural del poblAdo sPalmer
DIeha pstIei6n parsce ser atendidi
por 10 Junta Escolsr.
El Coccsio municipal fundandos'
len 10 reducido del presupussto do In
grssos CON la deaeoEsolldacl6n d.
ILoiss, on que debla ssendsr, ante
lous NADIA, q neeesidades de mas ur
qencia ecmo 10 de un hospttalillo pa
Ira heridos y sotsrmos pobres, del qu
se earece, on que 10 penosa vida, o.
al 4 tiene abAtidos al Gomez clio y Ii
lindus,ria on eats looAlidad no permit
90 los grave con impaestos muy subj
ldos, en- que, antes dc shors, con igua
}, | nj nero dc hsbitantss 4 poeo memo
! d Il que hoy cuenta. no tuvo NAV gu
J, uu me lieo municipal y por d'timo, o
| q 10 & pesar del aumsnto do au pc b.s
ci6n q 24,800 habitantes, suando !
! consolidation de Lozs solo dos me
} dteou mun!clpales prestsron oil ssrv
Icto me ilco municipal, acord6 dsseas
mar 10 petIcidn que SO 10 hacfa d
dsisr subsistents las dos plazas d
. lmedioo y Aesptar pos unHnlmidtd
propol'cl5n de nombrar IN praot
\ csnts 8 un me iico 4 iuieio del Cone
!, 10 81 duranse el curse del sfo econ|
Imico, Ia nscssidad & tzlgeneia Incl
q perada del servicio 10 reclama y lc
D rseurIos 10 permiien, entendle ldoi
cue para esto 80 neceEita el consent
r mlento p,6vio del Conceio,
a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
BAS g. 90.

Agsntes somisionistas. Coffed6'
res do AduAnA. Representatives. do
importAntes cAsas do Europa y Esta'
dos Unidoa Compra y vsnta do tru'
tos dol pals. 30 solisitA sorrssp0n' I
dsnaiA.
Allsn. "a st. P. o. Box 7k1.
Gan 1nAn, ?. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
DON JULIO CABRERA

Hamos tsnido el quito dc aAludar
& nusstro busn amigo don Julio Ca
brera, professor de Comerio y uno do
los j6vsrss que mas honrsn al mSgts
tsrio. Pasar& lAs v6cSc!ones en- San
Jaap, do2ds ls dessAmoE gratG peer
mAnenGIA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26

Stentm Segurload nj cor nhrxa sKu'
sna en- nuesiro gobierno y adminiatrA'
sei6n, desds sl punto de vista poIisico
ssop stitueional, Desde sse punto do
svista el nusstro o. I'M gobierno dsfse
stucso.s
GAIA, nusstra adminish sci6n %
buena 6 90 mals, segtn sl gobernador
que nos ,ijs, 81 por easuslidxd el
gobsrn ador rssulta personalmsnts I'm
csballero honrsdo, recto justo y pa
tri6tleo, nusstro gobisrno ssra bueno
| psro oil por el eontrario rsiulta ser un
| aventursro corrompido , depravado,
indjgno dc 81 patriA y 81 bandsrs,
| snt6ness nuestro gobierno es psor que
eli de Rusia. De los tres gobernAdores
civiles que hasta 10 fe' hs .hemos tsni
ldo, el gobsrnsdor Win hrop, duica
m ,nts hi demostrAdo & nueatro pue.
bio que hsy vArias elasss dc america.
nos, on sentido polf'ic,. sNc, sei1o.
res, no tsnemos con n6ArzA nj seguridad
slguna en- nuestra forma dc gobiernos. ,.
| Presidsnts. Su crftica 90 rshsrs
..ous esm&, bien IN gobierno dc hom
Ibres no un gobierno sufclente de
Ileysiy
| ir. Guerra. Preelss ments: 90 ur
Igo obierno de una demAsiadk naturAlexs
personal. Demasiados poderes arbi
trarios 10 han oolooAdo en- manos do
| gobernadtr y On las del Constio Ej )
eu,ivo que derende dlrsotamente d,
sQuel. Por supuesto que 81 sl gober
nador ca una persona como 81 goher
nador Winthrop. no hay dudA Out
usaiG saos poderes on benefclo do
pals. Lo mIamo iucede con sl G bier
| no do Rusia. Pedro el Grande tue u,
1 monarcA idsal; 81 ngura resaltA com,
10 do uno dc los monarSas mas gran
! dss y mas sabios do 10 terra; siuem
! barge, era un Car. Como dice 81
r William Meredith: $40 % 500 q
0 hombre que 10 sientc Aino el que est
D lexpuesto 4 10 tiranfa, quien estk priv O
do dc su libeltAds. Constantemsnt
estamos expueatos { ellis; hemos pasa
. | do y aent!do los dfaB, no muy distan
,es, dc las dssp6ilcaS administrations
{ do Allen y Hunt. o. dire que cuAnd
i lei GJbernador Wialhrop LEGO Puer
a 10 Rico me die & mi mismo tss to
buena persona y tan buen gob,rnador
que dc Wglro nos 10 han enviad
squi por equivocaci6n'.
Aai hA hlblado con entsrA fran
lqueza y h,nrades el o. Gor g aerrs
a por ESQ ha triunfado. A eats pals he
:, Ique vsnir & decir 10 vsrdad, que 90 !
. .lQue en- dshoitiva triuLfA. YA los he n
y bres del gobierno americana les sgrs
:. do que 10 hAb!en sl lengusis do 10 vel
i. dad Aunque sea rudo y sgresivo.
nj Y como el abogado senior Gusrr
10 no Ia hesho ClrA cosa que interprets
o los sen.im entos CO los pusrtorriQ us
laos ainosros y rspetir 10 gus On ms
n de una osaSi6n diiimos los psriodiats
tsderAlss y unionistss, digno 90
"A que 90 le tslicite y 80 10 alien,e, porQr
90 un jovsn que vAle per au iutelectul
y lidad y su Cultu:A.
Ill Es dc los pocos que han triut I i'd
y .qui en sus smptfios, sQuf sl trlupt
60 ado aiere & costa de radAs y ANA
D gas prusbAs.
Ill EG dc los i6vsnss q le 40 lsvantal
n briosos y bAIAllAdorss, miranda car
{ sara Al porvsnir, oispueatos & eOl
j. q pistArlo, noble y & 'nerosAmsnIe,
10 va saos ioveneA hsy que gr u
si eI;
ID ALEA gACTA EST +
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
IGEHCIA De CAROLINA

Oesds ahors, y cumpllsndo reg a.
axtrlciss dc ID Adminintraoi6n de LA
DBMocRACiA, las auIsrieones a Q, ts
peri6oieo SO cobraran sn este pueblo,
dsntro del mss que correspondent Y
70 DEsPUEs DE VENCIDAs Lo AVi-
sAmcs q los EuscrlloreE, an de que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Mariana AbriI

NV York, JUNO 1.9Q6,
~ LA DENCCRACIA hlOs suyI
eatA cr6nioA dc 81 CorresponIal OF
NV Yvlk N de 10 r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
IA FLOR De MATlAzAs''

Esta tkbriea de tAbacos ha esta'
bleoido On esta capital Gale Fortsl lezA
ndmsro 60, un dep6sito con grsndss
exiatsnciss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
1 los CORRESPONDENTS

VArioS eorresponssles de eHts pc
ri6dieo, on vez de notlcias, elcriben
rese6A de meetings, eptlerros, bAilea
de soci.dAd, bodAI, 6eslas eacolAres,
sse.
Advsrtin4oH cue es impossible In
aeraar dichAa ressfiAS por fAlta do es
pac.o, cue ae cCnssgrA & 10 propa
gAnda politIca editorial J lS irfor'
maci6n de pAlpitArte sctualidad,
AgrsdeosmoI que % nos envier
notas lobrs sucesos y no comentAriol
de los sucssos misnoE En- sodo caso
dc comentsr 90 encargs la redacci6n
que tlene psrsoral numsfo o y com.
pstert',
En surnA, psdimos nueItroa co
rresponaales, no sriiau'os, nj deserip
clones, nj po,6mic ., sino notciAs,
noticiAs boiioiEs. 33
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30 airVAn, con su puntuslidsd de COS
tumbrs, faciliiAr hushrI taass. adap
Iandoae las instruction 60 Qus reel
bimos, Carolina Junio 22 de sO6
e sgente.
80 V GARCIA SALGADO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26

Todos estos instrumentos son
vendidos por ARMANDo s. BE1AvAL,
quien acaba de recibir varios de ca.
da clase.
Ana Otero, Elisa Tdvdrez, Lolita
Aspfoz, Julio ArteQga, AnstideS
ChQvier y otros pianistas notables,
procedentes todos de Conservatorios
europeos, recomiendan los pianos de
KOHLER & CAMPBELL, dc New York
con preferencia a cualquier otra
marca de las varias que SO importan
On Puerto Rico.
Pregu nte Vd. a cualquier profe
sor dc piano de ALGUN PREsTIGIo on la
isla por los mejores pianos y le con-
testara Embellishments: Los de.
KOhIer & Campbell, de New York.
81 Vd. quiere comprar uno de
los instrumentos mencionados, pue-
de escribir a
ArmandO 3. BeIaVal.
ApArtado 81. San Juan P. r
en- IL ssGuridsd de que serA muy bien tratsdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
CALDEBA Y MOTOR

Be vsnde una cAldera de rs cabA.
Hos J un motor de So cAbAllos dc la
renombrada f&brisA SAtlaas; tiene
POGO uao. Para informes dirijirss >
B. Z. De solA.-P, o Box 808. San
Juan +. B. Avs I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26

Munieipio Gi,Abo q IS de j lnio de
1905 s Santos H.fadudsz.
3 2 Alcalde Municipal de G Glrabo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
MOOSE.LAEE
MURDER CASE
on Trial for Death Of
Grace BrOWn----Would Not
Take Gin into Society.

rnr-,xrrp L "a ms.
~ ~ -, ~ $3.50
lric. go 80 ia.su' soua
sinnins ~ e ",nnu ~ ~ r,mattn =,
80 .,.don,nr raaa psohn
!" n,n ~ ~ .sa a,Seaoas,,a
mnotaoa 80 - ~ 100 Ty;tnassas s,,h
rannsod a.. tha n,sa tooL tna sta,d
,ina az an ~ n-,.osaas,,,ass a,a
,nhi,a .,a' 49, oraerod - ,a,,,a;n ~
ao,.t NJ, EN-, b.,s araars Z a. NJ
~ IA manr ~ tnam Vii ha 80, iiad
Mr.. Ward said thai he had no doubt
~ ~ oasa yro,,Id III u ~ ,,,r,, M
,.eoI,
proh.b,r tho most ,n+ro
atU 49, +sat 81 Ainnst - paess
- ooaa,,ats ,itt.a s,,n,,.an ..asa',
Sor,land r4a dasc,,,,ad IL
~ hoat VIA ,vrict cIiiatta ana MS
p,.ov,n had ~ lii n,aca anont Inna X
,,aSr,,, !, n,antn ,,afona ~ noo,,.anao
ON Bio Sioosa ,o,,a wn,cb Id II an
Iette,s orrost
c,,latta asped "a, : ,oynd NATHANIEL
o,,d WIS s~,,nnl,ad Win ono
M yy,toa.s Ma said ma n,anv ~.
conc ,yare af,aid u ',,ontn,e IL rorna
h[otto,n hoots ana ~ ans,,,a,. s. M dis
trict attor,,ev no aid tbat MATS ~ NAT
dasc,.;ntynn t;nnad over ,o,,cb mora aaa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
$3.50 NEST FOR RATS
IN 4 JERSEY HOME.

BLOOMFIELD, NOV. 20:-Work-
men engaged in tearing down a parti-
ton between two rooms in the farm
house of Jacob Zimmerer, in East
Passaic avenue, Bloomfield, yester-
day afternoon were startled at the
sight of two big rats that dashed
from between the walls and seemed
about to attack them.
The men warded off the intended
attack and the rats scampered across
the floor and out of an open window,
followed by a shower of weapons.
Then the workmen discovered a
rats nest in a corner and found il
had been constructed out of bank
notes of various denominations. The
money was made UP of bills ranging
from 81 to $40 and all were in a bad
ly mutilated condition. They were
remnants of at least $3.50.
When the money, or at least what
vas left of it, was shown to Mrs
Zifnmerer, the frugal and saving wife
of the farmer, she said it was a part
Of some of the savings from the sale
of produce which she had kept in q
dish in a closet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
Two more scows are finished o

Two more scows are finished %
the large order at the Perth Amboy
dry docks.
The barge Ray is at the Perth
Amboy dry docks for repairs and
painting.
The four-masted schooner
Charles S. Hirsch is at the Perth Am
boy drysdocks for repairs.
Perth Amboy Lodge No. ~, A.
o. L.. W., meets tonight.
A meeting of Court Amboy No.
SIS, Foresters of America, will be
held in their rooms in X. of P. hall
tomorrow night. A meeting of the
bail committee will be held immed-
lately after the regular transaction
CT business.
AT the meeting of Halcyon Cas-
|tlN No. 81, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, to be held next Tuesday night,
81 report from the ball committee will
be received on the recent ball held in
Washington hall. 1t is believed that
ever $3.50 was cleared.
AT a meeting tomorrow morning
at New Brunswick the Board of Free
holders will receive bids for steel
spans III the Amboy bridge.
William 7. Hartmann has ac-
cepted a position as clothing sales
man with D. Wolff & Company.
The fire hydrants about town
are receiving a coat of green paint.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
THANKSGIVING SERVICE | \
7a saas 4-Ss4Tr &
Epworth League Of Danish N. E.
chiltch ID nhsefve fhs Occasion.

fitnsssAA tA ssa4-44-44-@ss HsssfsFSili.
The Epworth League Of the Dan
ish M. E.echurch is making prepara-
tions for a special Thanksgiving SER
vice to be held in the church Thanks
giving night. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged for the oc-
casion, consisting of vocal and in
strumental music by the choir. Rev.
S. Rechnitzer of Linden, will give
the address of the evening in the
Danish language on Things in Our
National Life We Ought to Be
Thankful For" The league presi-
dent, Christ F. Nelson, will also make
an address on 1.-THE Young Peoples
Debt of Thankfulness." Refresh
ments will be served by the ladies in
charge in the chapel of the church
after the service. as.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
LAWMAKERS TO
HAVE BIG TIME
Will Endeavor TO Make Hay With
out Grass at Washington
Hall Friday Might.

Did YOU ever see a haymaker MAX
ing hay without grass? This feat
will be performed next Friday night
at Washington hall, when the Hay
makers hold their annual costume
ball.
This noted organization of farmers.
who never saw a farm has fairly out
done itself in preparation for the
event. Past Chief Haymaker Philip
Schwartz has been busy night and
day sending out minions and vassals
and others for prizes and ideas. Mr..
Schwartz will incidentally give an{in-
teresting exhibition In making the
long green, which is a favorite pas
time in New Jersey.
Live animals will be given as prizes
to all who appear in suitable cos
tunes. The interior of the immense
dancing pavilion at Washington Hall
will be decorated to resemble the In
terror of a barn, and plenty of cows,
| pigs, horses, chickens, geese, turkeys
and other animals and birds inciden-
tai to farm life will help along the
illusion.
Costumes of overalls and straw
hats are provided for the men, while
the girls wear Bingham dresses and
sun-bonnets. 1t is worth a trip to
Perth Amboy to see men well known
along Broadway dressed up in over
alss and straw hats, dancing a quad
rifle to the music of Prof. Steinhaus-
er's band.
This being the applejack season in
New Jersey there will be plenty OF
applejack on hand. Nothing is SO
conducive to the enjoyment of a Soc
ial affair in Jersey as %applejack.
Wednesday night they will form
at their hayloft, where several hay
wagons will be in waiting and armed
with their W Instruments, a band
Of hayseeds will immerge with some
of their popular airs, parading the
principal streets of this city, adver-
Using their dance, which will nc
doubt will be a bowling success, as
the growth of the local loft has been
remarkable since their institution
two wears ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
COUNCIL WANTS GUARDS
CONTINUED from Page IL

applicants thus refused ere Hyman
Effren, Davis Levinson, David Shum-
sky, Hyman S~hragovitz and j. Till
man. M. Kaplovitz was granted a
license at IL New street.
An ordinance to make the record
er's salary $500 per annum was in
troduced and passed on first reading.
This will be an increase of $40 a
month.
A petition to extend and lay out
Chapman avenue from Lehigh avenue
to the southerly line of Chapman
avenue, was received from eight prop
erty-owners and referred to the
street committee. This is les school
No. 4.
A resolution was passed to issue
bonds for $4,000 in anticipation OF
taxes and to borrow the sum from the
sinking fund without interest.
c.. w. Sheath complained that he
was assessed on two feet too many on
Rector street. Referred to commit
tee on streets and sewers.
The petition for a receiving basin
at High and Lewis streets was grant
ed, on recommendation of the street
and sewer committee.
A petition for two electric arc
lamps on Elm street, south of Market
street, was received from the Rari-
tan Copper works. Referred to COM
mittee on lamps and lights.
An invitation to attend the Rari-
tan's. Clubs free lectures was &C
knowfcdged with thanks.
A warrant for ~$3,740.40 was or
dered drawn for the Standard Bithu-
lithic Company on the Market street
paving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
Cry BaIEFs
DCCCCCCc oCcONjOOOoox oop

Market street is now coacreted
as far as State street.
Tenement House Insr ector Bruce
Drnmfnond va in town yesterday.
The M%achinists Union held theii.
semi-monthly meeting last night in
Union hall.
THE Electrical Workers Union
met last night in Union ball.
MR. Ernest Comegys has pur-
chased a Winton touring automobile.
On account of Judge Lyon be-
Ing engaged in the Water Board case
at Jersey City yesterday no session
was held in the district court.
Work on the Mandel building.
on New Brunswick avenue, is RAPIDLY
progressing, The walls are up and
the root is being put on.
The property surrounding Grace
English Lutheran church, in .Jeffer-
son Street, is being graded. A fence
was recently put around this prom
erty.
The two-masted schooner L. R.
Simpson arrived at the Lehigh Valley
coal wharves yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
ADDRESS ON JAPAN
Mems Club of Simpson N. Church
Heard Mr.. Honeyman.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Mems Club, of Simpson M. E.
church, was largely attended by the
members and their friends, and five
new members were added to the al
ready long list.
An excellent address was given by
A. P. ID. Honeyman, of Plainfield, on
Japan in 1906, telling briefly of the
people in that country, of their gen.
eral society and of the feeling of the
people there since the late a Mr..
Honeyman also spoke of the country,
as he had travelled about 900 miles in
the interior during the early part OF
last spring.
oysters were served in various
styles in the dining room of the
church by the ccmmissary commit
tee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
Up the
DISMISSALS.
Presidents Order DisSracing Ne.
gro Troops Suspended-Flood
Of Protests at War Office.

" AcrIror,~ ~ Acting
nnda,. - T,ft Ma or
'.GenarsI 81 seoi s" ,n,,itarv secre-
torv hos n.su 4i'at f,,rthey dis
IN ,,cas nf ~ mevNr IL thSee negro
comnaniss 80 ~ ~, z, afth infan-
nv on occornt W - M sboating at
R-rownsvil,s Tas - s,s,onded pend-
inc furtha. 49,
The aeffan Il & t,y,d ,s IN order
II await M ,.att,r,, - sacrotarv Taft
to Washipgton taday IA 4 nending
f%nrthar aayicas 49,, prasidant Roose,
velt d III hean IN, M, icated with
IN M s,,h,oct
mo yvor doba , rt,ne ~ Y bas Noon delug-
"a With nrotests apainst ne order di-
rectlnp the disc arga ~ the three com
names ana II Il ,s,ortsd NAT n fur
tber nvastioat,on yin n made and
fhat cart,, II ott;cers I ) bs allied on
for ~ az n,ana,inn X ootion with
tbe oveme ~ tbesa NON At the
tin,a M p,o,,, s,tsa e oIdant occur
rcd
aTba tbraa co-n6nan,as I, mo Twen-
tvsaftb ,nfontrv wara endowed dis
charged h~aoanss Il IL sofa 70 have
tbem IN the ar,nv Tbey cannot be
tr,,sted. and for tha nrotection Of the
nnbiic and tbe nr~espryotion Of the
discinlina ~ IN mn tIa,r discharge
& necessary . sa}d Acti,g secretary
Giiya,. or tho Nd, do,a ,tn,ant when
intarviawed here s.Tbe ,dea seems to
nreyail thot tbe man vere ordered
Han rradd paoa ,,sa Ana, raf,,sed ia fell
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
TRAINED EELs MISSING.
Stryker of Lebanon, Who Fed Them
from His Hand, Offers Reward.


SOMERVILLE, Nov. 20:-Josiah
c.. STRIKERS twenty trained cells,
which for years have been a wonder
to the people from the countryside
about Lebanon, have been stolen
from the spring near Clark's cream
cry. The cells were in a small stream
which flowed from the spring. 1t
was their habit to enter the spring
every day to be fed out of STRIKERS
hand. After he noticed the cells hrst
he, spent many hours in patiently
coaxing them to eat worms out OF his
hand. Gradually the cells became SO
tame that they permitted Stryker
to take them from the water and ca
ress them. When Stryker raped on
the stone wall of the spring the eels
would glide rapidly from the stream
and gather about them.
The leader of the school, which
had grown to three feet, Stryker had
trained to grab a worm held several
inches above the surface of the wa
Ter. More than a thousand persons
have visited the spring to see StrykeI
give an exhibition with the cells. and
he has been offered big prices for
them by museum men but he has re
fused to sell. ,e
It is believed that some one who
had learned Stryker's trick of calling
the cells to the spring scooped them
IN in the night. Only two of ths
school of twenty now remain. Stryk'
81 has oFfered a reward to anybody
who will bring them back. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
BOAT OWNERS
APPEAL TAXES
Continued from Page ~

The Monmouth Steamboat Com
pany claimed to be assessed in Mon
mouth county and objected to being
assessed here also.
Antonius Gibson and John Ford
land, both of Monmouth county, de-
clared that their boats were assessed
there and they did not want to be as
sessed here.
New York and New Jersey Steam
boat Company is also taxed in Mon
mouth county.
The Great Eastern Clay Company,
of South River, complained of having
lis boat assessed twice.
John Scully, of South Amboy,
asked for a reduction of n vessel
and he said he had been assessed
twice on two others.
The board took these complaints
under consideration and decisions
VIII be given later. Some of then
Will be taken up with the State Board
of Taxation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
p,sesHnqnrged withont Honor.

Ell RENO, Okla. Nov. 20.E"Pretty
rough weather to be turned out in, but
will have to stand it." This was al
most the. only comment heard from the
negro soldiers when twenty-four mem
bers Of Company B, Twenty-tifth in
fantry, received their discharge with
out honor" with the tail end of a biz
card sweeping through the garrison ut
Fort Reno. They were orderly and well
behaved. Not one of them displayed
any ugly feeling. Later an order came
from Washington that no more sol.
diers be. discharged until further no
tice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
gBIDS FOR FURNITURE.
School Board May Include School
No. 2 in Contract.

President Walker, Of the school
board, said today that the castings
for the remainder of the furniture in
No. 2 had not yet arrived, and
that no action has been taken in the
matter. The firm of D. Wolff & Com
pany contracted to have the furni-
ture in place before January /, and
1t is understood that when the new
furniture nids are received on Mon
day night, they will also Include
school No. 2, and have examined the
one room now ready. Manager Dey,
of the Wolff company said yesterday
that the furniture is all right, but
that it had not been properly put up,
The matter is expected to be brought
up again at tie meeting of the board
on Monday night.
Advertising in the NEWS bring
oood rpcu1te
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
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Tablets. Druggists refund money II
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nature is on each box. Csc.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
CARD or THANKS.

I beg through the Evening News
to thank dill my friends and Rev.
Northrup for their kindness and
heartfelt sympathy extended to me
in my late bereavement, the loss OF
my dear wife.
ANDREW B. NELSON,
IS East Ave, City,
5225-11-20-1t*"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20

Leave WANT advs. at branch Of
fees. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20

would you have potatoes grow By
the pot-side?" Is it too much trou-
BILE" for you to read the want ads?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20

Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
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