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judicial mercy and liberality, BY that
discrimination which will limit and not
gye free play to merciless repression,
that the. Gar can mske that order a
leaven to ferment for good below the
snrfaee. Military repression. according
to the Muscovite standards strikes blind
" and sweepingly. 1t exterminates the in
noeent as well as the guilty. It suspects
everything and runs riot with blood lust.
1t is almost inevitable that IL the Gzar
acts on the advice of his counselors he
will rush to that extreme, which will be
recrudescent of the most appalling pages
of Russi~n chronicle. The failure Of the
strikers outbreak, with its Red Repub-
lican alliance, is due in considerable
measure to the allooness of the classes,
specially represented by the Zemstovists
and the ''intellectuals," quite as much as
to that by no means certain quality, the
inmohility of the meujiks. and the un-
suspected loyalty of the army, which
probably astonished even Nicholas him,
&
self. A merciless policy of repression and
cruelty, with free play OF the hangman's
knout and the ''Cossack whip and ssaber,
would go far to unite all the elements
which are opposed 20 the old regime. Re-
bellion is not killed, only scotched, and
its swift revival into more powerful
life and a more extended organization is
the most thinkable of alternatives if the
Czar blunders through the advice of his
friends and counselors.
He has magnificent opportunity to dis
play a polite mercy. If he can give halt
to revolutionary fires by thus placating
public sentiment till he is able to extend
those political reforms in which he is
alleged to be stin constant of purpose, he
will greatly lessen the odds against Is Safe
ly weathering the national sfofln.o The
Kaiser, by recommending thetesari to
treat the Litlluanians as ehe Teutepic
knights treated their heataeu forefaahers,
only feeds the antagonistie forces, which
may be fatal to the house Of Renanoff
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lations for safe travel simply by teot
Of his horn.
The automobile Nuisance is TO be thor
oughiy ventilated ~ the Legislature, and
this stupid confidence Of the chauffeur in
his hern win receive comment and viii
not be. forgotten in the new law that
viii be- passed to impose needful new reg
5ulaations on automobile travel in this
State. 9s
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II Germany and France reach q crisis
in the Moroccan controversy and war
shall be declared, the nroletariat of both
countries will have to be reckoned with.
Both in Germany and France the Social
lists are numerous and well organized,
with capable leaders, says the Newark
Daily Advertiser. They have watched
the revolutionary movement in Russia
They have seen the Russian Government
completely paralyzed by a general labor
strike, and, they have learned, they be-
lieve, that they can by their organization
among the laboring masses put a veto
on war. j
There. is an intense aversion to war
among the European Socialists, and it is
energetically voiced in the national legis-
latures of German and France. Only re-
Gently the Socialistic leader in the Ger
man Reichstag declared the opposition of
the masses to war and boldly suggested
resort by them to measures to stop the
great government utilities so that govern
ment could not carry on its operations.
The dispute about Morocco has not ev-
en- remote bearing ON the welfare of
the German and French people. 1t is a
! politicians dispute. Germany is not a
Mediterranean power and his inconsider-
able commercial interests in Morocco.
third nation that cannot protect itself
/ If a war shall break out between Ger
many and France the common people
who know and care nothing about Nor
occo will have to march to battle and
undergo privations, wounds and death.
Germany and France viii be filed with
mourning; there viii be many thousands
of the widowed and orphaned.
:. f
Far better strike in both countries to
paralyze the arms of the governments
and cause general demoralization than a
bloody war. The Socialists in their doc
trine of peace speak for humanity. and
they will act for humanity if they inter
pose every obstacle to the prosecution Of
a war, even to forcible stoppage of all
railroad and telegraph service in the two
countries.
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IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To Albert H. Raymond, Francis e. Ray
mond, Fannie Raymond, Augusta Almeda Ray
mond and Emma L. Langwith.
BY order of an order of the Court of Chan
Gerry of New Jersey, made on the date nereof
in couse wherein Adrian Hit is complain
ant and you are defendants. you are required
to appear, plead, answer or demur on or be-
fore the twenty-tirst day of February next. or
the said bill viii be takenas confessed against
YOU
The said bill is filed to charge or establish
lien on said property with the moneys exe
pended thereon, Of which Augusta A. Thouap-
son died seized; and you Albert H. Raymond
Francis E. Raymond, Fannie Raymond, Au7
gusta Alneda Raymond and Emma q. Is1lR-
with, are made defendants because you ara
tenants in common and claim an Interest Yh
said property. n
nsted December 20. 1905
ADRIAN HIT,
Pro Sc
2S Palisade avenue
Jersey City, New Jersey
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TO WHOM IT MAY coNcERN;~ ~
Take notice, that Joseph L. Boiand is en-
gagged in the business OF occupation Of bot
Ting milk and cream. under the name Of
Joseph L, Boland. at No. 22S First street. Jer-
sey city. N. j.. and BY virtue Of the provis-
ions Of an act entitled. San act to protect the
owners Of bottles. boxes siphens. tins, kegs or
other articles used in the sale Of soda water,
mineral or aerated waters, porter, ale, beer
lager beer weiss beer, white beer or other
beverages medicines, medical preparations,
perfumery, oils, compounds or mixture ap-
proved April g. A. D., 1888 and the several
supplements thereto, does hereby give notice
that he uses In his said business or occupation
bottles bearing marks, imprints. devices. or
brands stamped, engraved etched. blown, inn
pressed or otherwise produced upon said bot
ties as follows. to witt
Circular form bearing the words:--Jos. L.
Boland. sSs First St.. Jersey City, N J.. Regis
tered.
Circular form bearing the verds:--S. L Be-
land. Pure Aiderney Milk, 2ss First ST. ], c.
And that due notice is hereby 8aEsn that q
description Of the meme Or names, narks or
devices so used by him has been duly Aied
with the Clerk of the County OF Hudsoa New
Jersey, by virtue Of the provisions of the said
act.
Dated. Jersey city. NJ j.. December II. A.
JosEFH L. BoEAsFD.
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Some good advice was given the other
night to young men who are being taught
the duties of chauffenrs in school main
tanned BIZ the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation in New York, says the Newark
"Daily Advertiser The lecturer warn
ed his pupils against the idea that
chauffeur who kept his horn going had
done enough to show his regard for 9th
ers, and freed himself Of responsibilities
in case of accident Instead, such driv-
GERS simply prove their own lack Of skill
and their need of Instruction that would
enable them to dispense with the horn,
except in a few cases Of sudden emer-
gelicy.
The sudden foot of horn as warning
when ar automobile with undiminislfed
speed is approaching a crossing is discon-
certing to pedestrians. 1t is not sufTi-
eient safeguard against accident. ii is
absurd in many cases that the horn IS
blown when the automobile is. 50 close to
the crossing that if any person should be
in the way a collision would be unavoidr
able. But the average chauffeur thinks
be has compile with all i. ~ 4 ,ls. re:.li-
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The New Court House Of Hudson County

Plans and specifications are on file IN
the office of the Committee, 5T3 Newark
avenue, Jersey City, \. j.. where they
may be seen and inspected. Plans and
specifications are also ON file in the office
q the Architect, Hugh Roberts. l Ex-
change Place. Jersey City, y. j., where
they may be seen and inspected, and
where copies of the same may be. pro-
cured upon ,feposit of two hundred and
antee the return Of such copies in good
condition.
Each bid must'be accompanied by cash
or a certified check on a Bank or Trust
Company of Hudson County TO an
amount eSfual to % per cent. Of The bid.
By order Of the Committee.
I FREDERICK Ripe, President.
WILLIAM b. SMITH, Vice-P -Pres't,
ALEXANDER ]. CLEMENTS. Secy.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

TO WHOM TT May CONCERN
Take notice, that Harry Feulkea II 60
gagged in the business or occupation OF bot
Ting milk and cream, under the name OF
Harry Foulkes. at No. 195 Harrison avenue.
Jersey City n J., and hy virtue OF the proyis-
ions OF an act entitled. IAN act to protect the
owners ef bottles, boxes, siphons tins, KEGS or
other articles used in the sale Or soda water,
nlrera or aerased. waters, porter ale, beer,
lager beer. weiss beer. white beer o. other
beverages OF medicines, medical REeparatlons.
perfumery, OILS, Compounds or mixture" ap-
proved April :. A, p. lsss, and the several
supplements thereto, does herehY give nckics
that be uses in his said business or occppafior
bottles bearing marks. inprints. devices
brands stamped. engraved, etched, blown. insA
pressed or Otherwise produced upon said bot
ties as follows, to witt
Harry Fouikes, 1ss Harrison ave, ]. G.
Circular form bearing the words ;--AlderHey
MIX dairy. Harry Foulkea Propr.. Jersey City
And that due notice ts hereby given that &
description OF the name or nafnee, marks or
devices 50 used BY him has been duly ale4
with the Clerk Of the County OF Hudson, Rev
Jersey, by virtue of the provisions OF the said
act. liz
pasqa, Jersey City. N. j.. December Il. 4.
s1asoi1et HARRY FogLKEs.
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, WHOM. IT MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM. IT MAY coNCERN:--
Notice is hereby given that am engaged
n the oeseupasaen q D9tsing ana selling cream
business bottles with the following name,
marks or devices, stamped blown or impressed
thereon:
q 6. Albers, 7s7 communipsw Ave. Jersey
City" In circular form.
The, description o. above name, mark or de-
Clerk OF Hudson County, N. T., according to
the provisions OF 1.-THE New Jersey Bottle
+. G. ALBERs.
Dated October g. 1905.
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IN cHANcrRY or NEW JERsEr.

70 PasquaIe SelNagRis-~
By virtue of an order OF the Court OF Cham
3 cause wherein Cornelius Duncan. ,r.' is Com n
painant, and you and others are defendants,
You are required to appear, plead answer oF
demur to the bill OF the said complainant en-
or before the eighth day Of Arsust. ninteen
hundred and hpe or such decree will be made
just. 81
The said blu Is filed to foreclose mortgsgs
made BY Antonio Cerra, ct ux, to Cornelius
Duncan, dated November 24th, 1909. upon lands
IN the city r6f Jersey city; and you, Pasquale
Selvaggi, are made defendant, because i il
alleged thatt you calm 70 hold mechaniea
Hen upon said lands and premises.
Dated Jrne Z 1905.
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eoRPoRATroN NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that on the twenty
fifth day of September. 1905, applicationw as
made to the Board OF Street and Water Com
miEsiYneys by Thomas Maloney for the
NUE AND CHERRY LANE
and more particularly shown on map attached
to said application; and that the eighteenth
day OF December, nineteen hundred and ave,
at 2 o'clock P NJ. and the Assembly Cham
ber OF the City Hall IN Jersey City, are hereby
hxed as the time and place when and where
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
will meet to hear and consider all objections
to said vacation that may be presented in
writing
BY order Of the Board Of street and Water
s''''',' GEO 7. BoUToN
Clerk.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1906.

The meeting of representatives of the
various religious organization of this
State in this city Thursday for the franz
ing of a local option bill is one more
manifestation of the sentiment of the
people of this State for the decentrah-
cation of power, says the "True Ameri-
cam
The movement is not intended as a
total abstinence affair. 1t does not con-
template the denying to any man the
privilege of drinking intoxicants if he
desires; it simply intends that where the
majority of the residents of community
desire TO exclude the saloon from their
community they shall have the privilege
of doing so.
For nearly a generation the tendency
In this State has been towards eensraI-
ization. The removal of the control of
local affairs to the State. and from the
State to the Federal government relieves
the Individual of large part of the re-
sponsibility of government thar the in-
dividual in democracy should possess.
The interference by the State. with the
police and FIRE departments of the mu-
inequalities; franchise grabbing; the Civ
ing to the State of the right to with
draw from the municipalities certain
property for taxation for State purposes;
the limiting of the tax rates in the mu-
nicipalities; the diversion of public school
funds to the State-have all contributed
to the feeling of unrest that is now APP
parent all over the State.
The municipalities have been stripped
of one privilege after another. until they
can scarcely perform the simplest duties
that pertain te local government without
first securing legislative consent. One
city may want TO do something that no
other city may want to DO, but since the
Legislature can pass no special laws. it
passes a general act, and repeals it as
soon as the city for which it has been
passed has made what use it desires of
it.
The cities of this State should be as
free from interference on the part of the
State in matters that concern them alone
as the State should be of the Nation.
General laws should be passed to give
the cities the freedom that they should
possess. Then the Legislature will be
relieved of the burden of dealing with
much of the mass of legislation that now
congests its machinery, and the indiyid-
ual win have restored to him that inalien-
bic right which from the foundation of
this government has been his
The advocates of local option base
their demand to the Legislature upon the
doctrine that the majority Of the. people
should rule in municipal affairs as in
other matters. To a degree their views
involve the principles Of the Initiative and
referendum. What they demand is
"home rule" If they, in the framing Of
the measure they propose to submit to
the Legislature, hold fast to the funda-
mentals, they should have the support of
New jersey lawmakers, but they must
be reful lest they stray.
Plainfela's City Council recently fixed
a limit in which saloons may be licensed
irrespective sef the desires of the people
who reside in the sections from which
the saloon is excluded. It is needless
70 say that it was the act Of Republi-
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FEMALE.

LADIES! l WANT YOU TO KNOW
of the splendid opportunity l can give
any woman whereby she can actually
turn her spare time into money. The
work is very pleasant and wifi easily
pay SIS: per week. No experience is nee
-HssAryp and if you really want to make
money easily, write to me at once Adj
dress, HARRIET a. RICHARDS,
Joliet, LII.
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IN cHANcnaY Or NEw JnRaEY.-

IN cHANcERy or NEw JERsEY.
80 RhfAp H. HAhar Gad Louaas aabsr:--
Take NOTICE. thar by virtue OF an order AZ
the Court oz Ghaneery Of tbs stare Or New
Jersey, made on the DAY Of the date thereof
in q Gauss wherein John b. AndrtIs Is som.
plainant and yogs and others are defendants
you are required to appear, plead, dsxAur ~
answer to the conlplainant's bill On o. be-.
fore the nlnetesntA day oe July. next aiid
that in default thereof. such decree win bS
made against you qS the chaaeSiloe ehen
think equitable and Just.
The Bali Is Aled 70 toreclcRa 4 taorfxarn
bearing date November 1s. 1sa5 made - Jers-
mine Moessner and husband t0 hsie$napialn-
ant upon lands In Jersey City. 10 secura ne
payment Of ciEht hundred dcalasa..
And you, Louisa Huber, are made defendana
hacsuse It is alisEei b. the hlll q eoincleinf
that you are one OF the heirs at Law cf sstd
Jeremine MoesHner, now GeeeAsed.
And you. Philip II. Huber, are mada a.
fendant hacals4 you aze thA hpsband & ne
said Louisa Huber.
Dated May IS, 1905.
WILLIAM O. RUMsTnp
Solicitor OF comnlainanf
Offioa ana Post oetIce address,
No. ExcAaaGe Place. 5egaey csy. Nea
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MEETINGS.
THE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE

THE COLON1AG LIE Y I1NoUEsANOE
COMPANY. OF AMERICA.
Jersey City, n. j., Jan. 4, 1906.
The annual meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the Colonial Life Insurance Com
pany of America, for the election of
Directors and such other business as may
lawfully come before said meeting, will
be held at the office of the Company,
No. 43 Montgomery street. Jersey City,
N. j., on Monday, January Is, 1906, at
two O'Clock p. NJ. Polls close at three
CHARLES F. NETTLEsHIP.
Secretary.
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Wednesday, Jan. "a, 'O6

at two o'clock in the afternoon. at the
office of the Committee, 573 Newark ave
nue.. jersey City, n. j.. receive proposals
for the furnishing OF the labor and lna
Work, tireproonng Work, Waterproof
ing Work, for
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PERSONS EVERYWHERE 70 DIS
tribute samples; 5000 weekly and ex-
genses. Address MANAGER II 4 Wells,
Chicago.
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HELP WANTED.
MALE
AeENrs no INTRODUCE

and sell to factories stores, Offices and
homes Phone Eze" telephone bracket;
business men buy; sells itself; patented
November Tth, 1905. FOX BORDEN
MFG. CO., 110 West 34th ST., New
York.
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10 CoNTRACToRs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
sealed proposals win be received by the
Beard Of Street and Wafer Commissioners on
Tuesday, January 9, 1906, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
IN the Assembly Chamber es the City Hail.
OPENING OF WILKINSON AVENUE.
from its present westerly terminus to jackson
avenue, and for the improvement Of Wilkin-
son avenue from Ocean avenue to Jackson
! SAID improysment to be made eonformably
70 the provisions of Chapter 2S9 OF the Laws
on file in the office of the CLERK Of said Board
Blank forms OF bid and agreement Of sure
Chief Engineer, City Hall, Jersey City, N j.
1OoI Standard
About 1891 cubic yards of Earth Exca-
yation, per cubic yard! .:-...,....-..$ 20
About cubic yards of Rock Excava-
tion per cubic yard ................... zoo
About 1886 cubic yards of Earth Filling,
About 81 cubic bic yards Of SAND Filling, "
per cubic yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.3e
About $50 square yards Of Paving, Bel
About Zoo @ lineaf feet feet rt 5f Gnrb Sss Stone, @
S'xls''; 1 set in. eoneEete, per, Ilneal foot 20
About 120 square feet of Bridge Stone.
About io5s4 square fssAtE Of Fiissi, F4agginS.
About s square re; yards of Rapasins, per ~
ASaua SauaFs Is i;asa yasd t.st - .as. i -.
and dressed Curb Stone, per liAeai
foot -.......................s.. 80
dressed bridge stone. PEI atasre iaaas foot.. @ .Os
About 5oS square feet of xrelaid and
dressed Flagsing, per SQUARE foot -. .o2
About Receiving Basin rebuilt, and
connections, complete each ............ $500
Time allowed for the completion Of the work,
75 working days.
The making Of the above improvement and
the award of contract therefor Will be subject
to the renonstrance Of the owners Of the
property liable for more than one-haf the as
sessment therefor on the basis of preliminary
sketch.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envel,
opes endorsed Proposals for the Opening AMI
Improvement Of Wilkinson Avenue" directed
to Mr. James S. Nolan Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Streets and Sewers" and banded to
the Clerk of the Board in open meeting when
called for in the order Of business relating to
sealed proposals.
The bonds required to be furnished on pro-
posals land possible subsequent contract)
are those of some surety company authorized
to do business IN the State of New Jersey.
Bidders must state single fixed percentage
of the hundred per cent. standard above quoted
for which they will furnish all materials and
do all the work comprehended IN specihca-
tions and If Anal award OF contract be made,
the per cent so stated will form the basis
upon which payment will be made for all
items
Tho Board may, under the provisions of the
any or all proposals.
The attention of bidders is especially called
to Section Z, Chapter 1874 OF the Laws Of
1891. under the terms whereof no contract
shah be binding upon the city or become ef-
fective or operative until the bonds offered by
the contractor have been approved as to suf-
ficieney, by this Board and as to form BY the
Board having power to examine the proposed
bondsmen under oath.
BY order Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
GEO. T. RouToN,
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
q Take notice, that he, George C. Stslmann In
engaged IN the business or occupation 81 bot
Ting milk and cream, under the name ef
Geo. G. SteiHann, number i143 Summit avenue
Jersey City, N j., and by virtue of the provis-
ions Of an act enttslefl. San ACT to protect the
owners of bottles, boxes, sphons, tins, kegs Or
other articles used iH the sais Of soda waser.
mineral or aerated waters, porter, ale, beer
lager beer. weiss beer, whits beer or other
beverages or medicines, medical preparations,
peffumeFy, oils, compounds or Sntxturs* y ap-
proved April 8 A. D., 1898, and the several
supplements thereto does hereby give nosice
that he uses in his said business or occupation
bottles bearing marks. imprtntA devices or
brands stamped, engraved. etched. blown Inn
pressed or otherwise predaesa aPea aatd bot
ties as follows, to witt
Geo. c. Steimann.
G. C. Steimann, Favorite Dairy, 11ls Summit
ave, J. G. H., N. T..
And that due notice Is hereby given that q
description Of the name or names, marks or
devices used by him has been duly aled
with the Clerk Of the County cf Hudson, New
Jersey, by virtue Of the provisions OF the said
ACT.
Dated, Jersey city. n. j.. December II. 4.
D. 19oa
GEO c. srEIMANN.
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the Guard; A. Pringle. as an orderly;
Flora Snyder, as Nora Flynn, and Mary
Lea. as Lucy.
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ToewHoM. IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice. that NJ " Murphy is en-
gased IN the business or occupation Of bot
". V. Murphy, at No. 220 Arlington avenue
Jersey City. N. g., and BY virtue Sc the provis-
ions of an act entitled. "An act to protect the
owners q bottles. boxes. siphons. tins. kegs or
other articles used in the sale Of soda water,
mineral or aerated waters. porter. ale. besr,
lager beer. weiss beer. white beer or other
beverages or medicines. medical prspsrstisns,
perfumery otis, compounds or mixture" ap-
proved April 3, A. D. 1883. and the several
supplements thereto. does hereby give notice
that he uses IN his said business 6x occupation
bottles bearing marks. imprints. devices. or
brands stamped, engraved etched, blown, I'M
pressed or otherwise produced upon said bot
ties follows, to witt
Circular form bearing the words:-M. "
Murphy. MIX and Cream Cstar). sz0 Arlington
ave, ]. c.
The Nassau Dairy. Brooklyn. N x. ts.ar.
N. d.
And that due notice Is hereby given that
description of the name names. marks or
devices used by him has been duly flied
with the Clerk Of the County Of Hudson, New
Jersey. by virtue of the provisions of the-s
act.
Dated. Jersey city. N. j.. December
D. 1905.
NJ. ". MURH
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HARMON & MATHEWSoN,
Attorneys for Atlantic Rubber Co,
40 Wall street, New York City.