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1912 New York ave.

1912 New York ave.
Columbia I'd. rent S10O
per mo, Tor. b.
10th ST NV. rent, $50 per
mo. Sr, b. latrObes; 2
stories and cellar.
18th st NV. rent S55 per
mo. Tor, b.
q st ne. rent s15 per
mo, Tor, b, INV heat.
Florida av NV. rent 500
Per mo, Or.
/ st nv. rent SIS per
mo. Or.
New Hampshire ave NV,
rent 500 per mo, 1lr,b
Hopkins st NV, rent $S3
per no, Tor, 2b.
Hopkins st NV, rent $50
per mo.
Columbia I'd, rent $55
per mo. sr. SO. INV hit.
q st NV, Tor, b. 500.
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ST, COS 18th ST. NV.
1903 1+th nw.l0r. b.. 30. so
Gus X. 7r. b. 49,. 30. so
1879 9th. Sr. b.....25. 80
I0I 7th ne, Or. b.. ..24.OO
23S 18th NV, Or. b. 1000
1876 Lincoln v.7r. 90. 10
1926 Marion. Or, b. ..lS.5O
I'll y ne, Or, stable. 1900
APARTMENTS.
1889 18th. 7r. b. :. .42.50
Darlington. 5r. b. $500
"Coywood." Ar, b. as. 90
2O2S \ Cap, Or, b. .20. SO
l2Ol \ Cap, Ar, b. .25.50
1924 Pa av. Or. b.. .25. 90
Gl4 18th. ar. b. Is 90
80 Todd pl. Or, b. 30. 90
1920 x. Or. b. .....I7.UU
l2lA 18th ne. Ar, b.18.50
t74 o, 2r, b. 1850
OFFICE. ROOMS.
$40 l%th. 3r. b. INV b. Is. 90
COS 1Ath. 2r. ID a. 20. o0
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FOR RENT-BY ii. l.. X
iT06 18th, l2r, b. fur.$l 90
1911 20th. Tor. Oh. ~ 10
1870 18th. Tor. b. 1900
1882 Richmond, lor,
l., furnished. 80. IS. 90
$50 18th. .5r. b.. .65. 10
1895 Falrmont. IL, 2bG0. so
1872 22d. llr, Oh. co. on
1Ii9 18th. Or. %. so. ~
l.46 ore ay. Tor. b.45. 90
1872 X. lr. b. .4l.OO
iS4l Corcoran. llr, b. 40 81
iaI NJ, ilr. 40. 81
1919 n. Or. b. 40 80
l34l Corcoran. Or, b. 40. 90
1870 Euclid. l0r. b.&0.0C
900 18th NV. Or. b. 40. %
49, l NV, or. b....37. sc
II r NV. Sr. b. .S7.S
i3II Corcoran.Sr, b. 81. 5,
1882 W. lUr. %. IS. Sc
ia 3 NV, ar. b....32.5 (
Is II NV, Or, 80. Z:
1892 18th. Sr, b. 80. so
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all6 o. 12r.. b.. s55, 1910 Riggs pI, 12r, b. so
Il6t 10Th; Tor, b.. IS 1914 Riggs pl Tor. b. .45
1872 Q, 12r, IS Flat i9l5 4th 81, b. II 80
OFFICES.
CIT 14th. front. S15 GIT F........Ss to $25
STORES.
143s P............. s3ol 1890 Pa ave- 2 floors Is
1927 ID d stores. 65 617 F..........,....2S
se223t +. W. GRAHAM, 617 14th ST.
FOR RENT-s1I5 MO, 1916 18TH; COMPLETELY
and handsomely furnished; 1Or.. Oh, furnace.
COLLINS, GUERRY CO., 621 18th ST. NV.
se2l-3t
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se22-3t BIG st. NV.
FOB RENT-BY p; F. say. CO. :TH L NV.
and rooms all MODERN centrally sS7 ssat ted .7so
The Juniata. 1924 W st. NV. r. and g.. INV
ne Nantucket 14ls W st.. rooms ssu'V and wv
The ss;qu:i.nna: 1850 i st NV: .
,.s 'a 9ah n% and Sad s.t g. ana to
1isss e j. &. ID 4 so' I'D Fl and sSSs
1922 9Th st. NV: 5r; and B. :.:........ ESQ
ssi 81 iits NV ID 81 ao aSoF sr o. and spS asS
Feha o; -: l.t n0S5 s 81, and a. ni &S
zje g st: ne. 81. and b. ::::::::::::..:: sI.1S
NV aa and s. " average sS
l4Ss i. ne:. i.t door. g.. ..:.:...:.:... 9oss
sse st. NV 1T noof s0S g. and and fna 500
"a sa4s nv. 81 b. a. average sga rent 2ssS
ao7 st. NV. 81. and b..... ... iSSS
Is h R@hean At me- A. and an6 1sse
iS25 Ru Gsa st. st. e door, a and and 1ssS
1916 9th st. NV. 2r. ID door. ........... 500
5 Is,f, st NV a.. I'd floor: 100
FOR RENT. CHOICE APARTMENTS.
y %TME w ,SsealSni rent $1,000
Columbia road and Mintwood place; four-room
fiat; modern building; all conveniences; car line
1.-THE CIiFFBOTRNE"
Calvert St, Washington Heights: and room
fats; new BLDG. good location; handy to cars.
as MEIsAf igSe ST. $ n.y. $1,000 '4''o0'
Between 18th and 18th, T and U sts; modern
2-family fats; separate cellars, yards, furnaces,
etc. LIST fiat, rooms and bath; ID fat rooms,
attic and BATH convenient to cars.
Rent very reasonable.
Flat No: j. s45.oo.
First-noOr dat. rooms front. $50 go.
Second floor fiat, rooms, 5000.
se22-2t LIEBERMANN & HAwN. 1903 r ST.
FOR RENT-11S 4TH ST. NE. 4 ROOMS
rooms, perfect condition rear poSch. yard,
sea2,st LUTHER l. APPLE. si2 litS s st.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
One two rooms and bath.
One three rooms and bath.
Apply 1O6 THE ETHELHURST. 18th and L.
IN THE 'WHITNEY." 1888 PARK ROAD NV
cor. Holmead. Groom hat. first floor; elegantly
finished; steam heat and hot water: all outside
rooms; modern throughout. Apply to JANTTOR.
FOR RENT-BY OCTOBER /. A DESIRABLE
northwest near Conn. ave.; $50 per month. AJ-
dress Box 1884, Star Office. se223ts
FOR RENT
1900 4th st. NV. rooms and bath. 90
Four rooms and bath. NJ ct. n.e........ $3.50
8026 st. u.w., 6 rooms and BATH 24.60
CHAS. 8. MUIR 4 CO.. Inc,
se22N 1908 N. 7. ave.
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FOR RENT-CHEAPEST IN CITY; 940942 LET
lie. 9Th and X s.w.. 50: 1912 ID s.w., over
ssoie. 50; 1913 Blads. I'd me-, 50. +. A. Nc
fSsrlHE, 22i ST. NV. seq 80
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THE CUMBERLAND.

THE CUMBERLAND.
on THOMAS CIRCLE.
A charming location and within easy
walking distance Of the White House
and uptown departments.
A five-room and ba til apartment over
looking the circle, al $50, and six-room
and bath apartment facing south and
west at $55.
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THE PHOENIX,
I'd and East Capitol SITS.
Opposite Congressional Library.
A broom and bath apartment, with
all Improvements and an abundance Of
closet room and near cars. Rent, S35.
Also several nice apartments In two
story buildings, very cheap. at $21.50
per month.
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THE MILLION
No. 1920 III st. NV.
A Groom and bath apartment on first
story; location near Metropolitan Club
and White House. Rent. $40.
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THE CAMBRIDGE.
b1O I st. NV.
A homelike. 4-room and bath apart
ment, in good order; central location,
near cars, stores and departments.
Rent, $40.
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'UK KENT
+. II. SMITH CO.. l40s N. Y. AVE,
RENTAI AGENtrS RnND mo

RENTAL AGENTS BOND BLDG.
JOB II, !. ave. l2r. and Oh. elegant. .si2J 90
order; front side and rear yards - sG5 90
1904 II; !. ave-, llr. and b. ......... $65 90
1920 18th NV, Tor. and b.. handsome home
kuou OIuer. SypVV
$3.50 Calvert ST.. llr., 2b, very fine. $50 90
IQ2 Goth NV Tor and b., exceptionally nice S55 90
1852 Columbia road. IL rms. and 2b. s55 90
1873 MintwoOd place. IL rooms and baths. .S55 90
.3tl Irving ST.. IL rms and 2b; hne order. So3.OO
'02 goth St. Tor. and b.. fine order. S55. 90
1918 st. NV, l2r. and b.. open fires. So. 90
1000 ii st NV, Tr. and b.. together with
large store rOOln Soo.OO
$500 14th ct. corner Or. and Oh Si5 90
alls q EN-. Tor. and Observation-Disclosures $1,000
rut in good order. $40 90
$50 n. J. ave. NV. rooms and bath. $50. 20
DAB ct. NV. Sr and Observation-Disclosures $50. 90
293 r ST. e, ST.. and b...................$25. 90
c27 ne, Tr. and b.: newly pspered. 60
se22 81
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THE KENSINGTON.
2501 14th st. NV.
An outside apartment on a street corner
and overlooking the Barber place;
rooms and bath, all front; rent. $50.
Also a fve-rOOm and bath apartment In
The bennington, next door, at $4S.
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THE MILLER,
NO. I'LL m" st. NV.
A nice broom and bath apartment,
well arranged and comfortable, at
$3.50.
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THE VICTORIA

THE VICTORIA.
Cor. 18th st. and yelling place.
A northwest corner apartment. with
8 rooms and bath, at $45. and a 4-room
front apartment at $35.
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THE MONTGOMERY.
North Capitol and M SITS. NV.
A modern building, with well-arranged
apartments. at medium prices; rooms
and bath at $50, and rooms and bath
al $3.50.
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SWARTZELL, RHktM & HENSEY CO.,
se22-3 GIG st. NV.
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THE MARLBOROUGH,
18th ST. near II" st. NV.
A Broom and bath front apartment
on first floor. at $55. This Is a first
class, convenient, downtown location.
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FOR Rents ROOMS AND BATHS; STEAM
heat; good condition. 1879 Q NV. $500.
RALPH W. LEE. Real Estate and Insurance.
l4oe NV. seSu
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TIE SUNDAY STAB, WASHINGTON,
FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT lNE14I7 G, Or. b. 10. so
NV 2O29 l. 26r 2b. S15 90 NV 524 21st Or, book
NW,ol2 I, 16r, b. 1900 NV 425 @, Or, b...20. 40
Nw.2l2 N Az, sr b40 Is NE 1902 Sth. Or, b.16. 40
NV 234 N av 8r b4O 75 Sw S1p s Cap, Tor b 80. 90
NW3l7 Mass av, 8, BIS o. SW 831 18TH Or. IL ~
NW.212 F, 7r, b. ..22.5 sw 1916 Union, Fill 80
NV, 400 O(hall. Phil r15.G
OFFICES
Central building. of1ces. 46S La Az. o61ces.
Gunton building of1ces. t.,
Call ut ONCE for Information regarding aueS
properties, stables, etc. have for rent
For further informs ton apply at once.
seI5-tf j. w. PfLLING, 14l6 NV.
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ACL CO. 7TH & L NV.
1907 18th NV, Or, b.30.OO
1911 L NV. Ir. b. .2S 20
5l4 Tenn av ne. sr. hes. so
Il l0l7 18th NV, sta. 25. 90
63I l1th ne, Or, b. .2J.5O
l433 9th NV. ar, b.. rs. so
40 X NV, Sr. b. 20. 40
5l9 II | av NV Or. b. 20. so
3il7 Br'tw'd av. Or. BIO. 10
lli3 10th NV, Or. b.21.50
18th and Kearney,
Brookland. ID @. 20. 90
1851 Sher'n 6r,w.15.OO
l2I9 35th, 5r, W. lib. 40
GA Morton NV Or. WILL 90
{ COLORED TENANTS.
Rear 235 Pomeroy 2r5. 90
J. NV. tsteam heated.
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THE BRUNSWICK
splendid 7-room and bath front
apartment. overlooking Franklin Park,
at Sos; also nice 4-room and bath
apartment. fronting south. at $45.
THE WYOMING.
choice front apartment on north
west corner of the building; rooms and
bath; beautiful outlook; rooms large and
light; rent, SIS; also a bright Broom
and bath apartment on the southeast
of the building overlooking the
Oaklawn. Rent, $65.
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FOR RENT-RY b. r. o
IDOL X NV. pr. .$l5O.Ou
1915 9TH NV. e..15.W
il05 n NV. store. 60 "
lllI X NV. Tor, b., go. OF
la 18th ne. ST., b..io.50
1913 Core NV i2r.h 40
1918 9th NV. store 40. 90
400 18th NV, lar. h. 40. 00
639 Fla av NV. Or. b. 80 W
,0S II ne, store. 5r. rs. %
1900 9th NV, or, b. 30 on
lG5S 18th NV. Ion, b. 30 81
1871 S NV. Tor. b. $3.50
!2lJ Quincy. Brook
land, Sr. b. 80. so
f3S = NV. l0r. b. 80. SO
lil+ Columbia. sr. b. sc. OF
O6sce looms at 512 b c
kpl5-tf
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STOPl!i
0NSIDERi!
ATTENTION.

DON CARLOS APARTMENT HOUSE, FOOT O
st., just one block south of Dupont Circle, In
the select residential and fashionable section;
elegantly appointed and homelike housekeeping
apartments with every known convenience and
strictly upto-date Reasonable rents. The
closest inspection and comparison 10 invited.
(See them today.)
Phone 1472. E. G. BRAlNERD. 1410 G st.
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FUK REM
23ll Pa. ave. NV, RMS. b.: h.-w heat. 1000
Available Octobe l.
J. HARRISON JOHNSON & son,
se.26t BOG eth 81. s.w.. phone Main 23S5.
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DAVIS. 1TH & f S. W.
1910 Tn st sw. Or. IL. 40
1928 B sw. LIST q,
or, b. 5000
1867 Pa av Sc. LIST f.17.5O
1910 B Sc, Or, ami. .22.5O
134O-a B Sc, Or. ami. .22.5O
1851 Pa av Sc, lst f.17.5O
1912 b Sc. Or, ami. 22.5O
1928 Hun pl sw, Ar. $50
1871 Pa av Sc. I'd fl.17.5O
1908 26th ,5r, b. 1855
1114 X st Sc, 5r. 1900
141S n C av ne,
dover 4. 1850
40 G sw,1st a, Ar. 1000
722 H sw. Or in at..5.OO
400 9TH sw, store. 20. 80
so n st Sc, store. $500
It'll & d NV, Sd &
4th f............@.W
947 Water sw,
warehouse 80. 90
IL Browns ct, Or. 1000
se2l-St
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FOR RENT
VERY CHOICE.
A DESIRABLE CORNER RESIDENCE.
With a two-story brick stable room for two
horses and three vehicles; two rooms over
stable; an ideal automobile garage.
House contains IL rooms, all neawly painted
and papered: large tiled bath. ALL FRONT
ROOMS Splendid hot water heating plant.
Nc. 400 Irving street (kenesaw). corner OF
18th Near schools stores and churches.
Open for inspection.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave, adjoining corner 14th.
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FOR RENI-F LO1D T..
1872 Conn av NV,
: 12r, yr.......$1,1 10000
430 Sd NV. 12r, ami. AZ. so
300 F ne. Tor, b. .30.50
646 l sw. Or. ami. 1850
617 Mass av ne,7r, b25. 90
1919 ~ sw. 7r, b. $500
1913 Md av sw, Or,
ami .............21.50
1011 Md av sw, Or,
ami ........:....21.5o
485 C sw. Or, imp. Is. 90
4S7 c sw. Or. imp. 80
416 It'll st sw, ar. 1850
1929 Tin st sw. Or. 1900
722 H sw. 3r. Sd Fl. 800
1918 Half Sc, Ar. .11.50
$50 Md av ne, Or. .31.O0
1905 9Th sw, Or. ..15.00
1873 n Sc, Or, W & 6. $50
7OS 7th sw. store. 1900
1888 y Sc, Or. .......9.0O
1901 Half sw. Or. ..12.O0
1924 Tn st sw ar $40 Al
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FOR PENTHOUSE 1871 CORCORAN ST.; 3
stories south front, 0 large rooms; many closets;
ANIL dining room first floor; rent, $40 H..
L. RUST. COS 18th st. n se22i,o
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These apartments are finished in oak and are
among the finest in the city.
For further particulars address
B. +. SAUL CO.,
se22-3t 7th and L SITS. NV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22

sqhsrFis4 fef the SENS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22
EVENTS ON STATEN ISLAND.

The Staten Islander has this to
say regarding the latest develop
ments on Staten Island:
Two things of considerable i'm
portance to Staten Island are hap
pening. The Perth Amboy Board Of
Aldermen has granted a lease to the
newly-organized company for a sec
ond ferry between that city and Tot
tenville, and the company will soon
be busy making. preparations to
utilize this lease. At the same time,
Receivers Howell and Hazelrigg, as
our advertising pages announce, will
sell, on January z, the Midland rail-
road to the highest bidder.
THE old Staten Island Electric
railroad, embracing the north shore
trolley and its qualifications, and the
Midland road, including the Rich
mond and South Beach lines, have al
ways been, separate, and managed
separately, the latter of late years
under a receivership.
Now m the question, will the
syndicate road, or rather the Rich
mond Light & Railroad Company, of
which Mr.. Hazelrigg, receiver of the
Midland, is vice president and gen.
eral manager, buy In the Midland
property at this public sale, or will
an effort be made to bid it in by the
Perth Amboy & Staten Island Elec-
trio Railway Company, with the pur-
pose of connecting it with the COM
pany's new ferry?
"Of course, If Mr.. Hazelrigg and
his associates want the Midland road,
or rather if Mr.. Rogers desires to re-
tain control of it, they will keep it.
If they do not want it, it looks as if
the new ferry people might step in
and take it."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22
THE POLITICAL CAUCUS.

Another senator has Joined the gen
tleman yfrom Essex in declaring he
will not be bound by any caucus.
Senator Alderman, of, Union county,
has so placed himself on record and
he is to be commended for his stand.
Gaucuses may be all right in their
reay, but when they compel a man to
placN his party above his own COOL
judgmNnt and the expressed will OF
the people, they are all wrong. The
men sent to the legislature are
elected from different parts of the
state where the people hold different
ideas and the desires of one section
cannot be the desires of the other.
The people in these different sections
vote for men to represent their views
in the legislative halls and it is de
cidedly contrary to public opinion
for these men, so elected, to meet IL
caucus before the legislature con
Venes, fix up a program and, simply
because a mere majority of those
elected favor a certain thing, all bind
themselves to it regardless of the
feeling among the people whom they
represent. The Colby-Ackerman idea
of a caucus is correct Go into the
meeting and stand with the rest as
long as they do what you believe is
right and what you believe is the
desire of your constituents. When
they depart from that, be conscien-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land today overcast to partly cloudy
and slightly colder weather will pre-
vail, with light and fresh westerly
to northwesterly winds, followed gen.
orally by clearing. On Sunday, fair
weather and slowly falling tempera-
ture will prevail, with fresh wester-
ly to northwesterly winds, and OF
Monday fair to partly cloudy wealth
er, with slight temperature changes
E--
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22
R ALARM x

Rs-Raritan Copper Works.
2g-High and Lewis streets.
"a Madison avenue and Paterson street
28-Market and First streets.
Rb-Smith and High streets.
S7--State and Smith streets.
k3-Buckingham ave. and hartfofo TX
l6-Commerce and Front streets.
k7--High and Washington Streets
sz-State st. and Buckingham ave.
ke-Hayy avenue and Charles street,
67-State and Wayne streets.
e2-Washington and First streets
S8- New Brunswick ave and elm 81
i4-Smith street and Watson avenus,
k5-.Commerce and State streets.
72-Front and Smith streets.
73-Water and Gordon streets.
74-Kearny avenue and Gordon street.
B2-Smith and Herbert streets:
6S-Woodbridge road and washington. 81
B4-Lehigh avenue and Stanford street.
To send in an alarm, open the door OF
the box and pull down the lever ana iel
20, once only. Stay at box until hremen
arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
l tap-Break in circuit 2 taps--Drin
and Are alarm test. 3 taps-F1re out. Q
taps-Police call. l2-Calls for Lincoln
Engine Company. .13-Call for Washing
ton Hose. f4--Call for Mcclellan Engine
Company. 5-Call for Protection HOOK
and Ladder. 1e--Call for Eagle Hose
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22

y M HIS VUNIANl TT|Vl- y
is a legal depository for the funds of the stat
OF new j ersey, the County OF Miidl esex ana :
1lso a depository for the nlunicipai funds OF she
@ ~ of PERTH Amnov
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22

That mob at Annapolis, Nd, which.
took a negro from jail and lynched
him a day or two ago, evidently was
not much impressed by President
R~oosevelt's message in which he
gave his opinion of such affairs. In
regard to showing contempt for the
president and what he has to say,
the mob and Senator Foraker are
somewhat alike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22

Paterson's Young Mems Christian
Association has been successful in
raising 500, 900 for the erection of
a new building. 1t will be Camden's
turn neXt.-Camden Post-Telegram.
Perth Aamboy must get in the
swim there somewhere. Perhaps it
will be after you, my dear Camden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22
POSER.

A certain psychologist is making
some original researches regarding
the so-called Questioning age" of chill
dren. He has an inquisltive young
son that serves for an illustration,
and one day, when the two We're
walking, he purposely allowed the
boys questions 10 go on and on while
he answered each n as best he
could. At last he was forced to fall
back on that ever-useful, ever-avail-
able answer:
God made it."
But Carl was not sileneed.
rs there anything God can't do?"
he asked.
NO, my SON."
Then could he lick another God
fast as big and strong as He is?'-
Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22
A BUREAU.

Commenting upon a part of Sena-
tor Colby's winter program for the
coming legislative session, the New
ark Morning Star says:
"a well equipped reference bureau
at Trenton for the use of the mem
bers of the Legislature in the prep
aration of bills is a necessary con-
venience. Wisconsin established one
some time ago and it has been sue
cessful in it's operation. Senator
Colby proposes that a reference bu-
reau be established in Trenton.
Bills are introduced haphazard in
the legislature by members who know
little about the great body of stat
utes and not much about constitu-
tional law and it's requirements
Even lawyers in the legislature are
guilty Of raining and introducing i'm
perfect bills or bills that would SUI
percede or ~unfavorably affect gooc
existing statutes. The work of com.
mittees is largely that of sitting gu
imperfect or misdirected bills.
"As for a suggestion put forth bs
the Trenton Times that the work Of
bill supervision might be done IL
either house by a standing commit
tee, if the necessary legal and clerical
assistance was provided, that would
make one more obstacle to legisla-
zion. The committee could 'hanl
up a bill or arbitrarily declare it tc
Je unconstitutional or disable 1t In
some other way. There are strang-
ulation committees enough now"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22

Who will next stand in line to be
Theodorized? - New Brunswick
Home News.
Which Theodore, neighbor? AS
the Home News knows no other
master than the county boss it is to
be presumed that it is asking who
will stand UP next to be knocked
down by the Strong machine. The
Home News being SO much under the
influence of the ring itself thinks
everybody else must be. Few peo-
pie, however, are now being "Theo-
dorized," as such a term is under
stood in this county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22

tious and withdraw if necessary. No
man can be honest with himself who
will do anything else.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-22
STRENGTHEN YOUR CREDIT BY
INSURING in the HRUDENTlAL

n have known cases where the possession Of a
Life Insurance policy helped young men TO credit
for many times the amount Of The value of The
policy because OF what the possession Of the policy
ment to those who gave them credit. bnd have
known instances where the whole question OF CIV
Ing young men credit turned ON the fact that they
carried insurance policies"
DR.. G. S. Marden Editor of "Success'D
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-11
THE SECOND PRIMARY.
Important That all the Voters Turn
Out-The Offices and Candidates
to be Voted For,

The second primary will be held
throughout the county and state to-
day. 1t has generally been the case
that there was indifference on the
part OF the voters in the second pri-
mary. This should not be, for there
are yet to be chosen Il governor and
an attorney general and rilroad
commissioner on the state ticket, and
III the county one member of the Icgis-
laturc. county supervisor and two
county commissioners. All Of these
are important positions and the vot-
erS should turn out rs fully as they
do in the first primary. 1t will take
but very little of their time to go to
the polls and east ballot and this
much every citizen owes to his state.
The polls will open at s O'Clock and
close at 4 o'clock. The same mana
gers will conduct the election that act
ed in the first primary.
In the town of Ncwbcrrv the vot-
ing precincts will be in the same plac-
eS, the Carolina club voting in the
council chamber, the Young Men $ in
the supervisors Office and the Old
Men, in the shcrilf's Office. The
Mollollon club will vote at Thinner
man $ store and West End at Sem :
store.
For state offices. the following are
the candidates I" be voted for today ::
For %overnor-M. +. Anscl and r. l..
Manning.
For attorney gcneral-J. Fraser
Lyon and JAS. W. Ragsdalc.
For railroad commissioner. NJ.
Sullivan and John II. Wharton.
For county Offices the following are
candidates:
For house of representatives-El-
bert II. Aull and Arthur Kiblcr.
For superviSor-J. Chcsley Domi-
nick and j. Monore Wicker.
For sub-supervisor-.. Press Can
non, Osborne Wells, w. II. Wendt
and II. j. Wilson.