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Situations Wanted-haIe.

WANTED-Situation stenOETapher and
clerk. or private secretary. at
$40 per month; three years experience in
railroad, hotel, and manufacturing business.
Address BOX 4S7, Times Office. apl9-2t
WANTED-By experienced dairymau. posi-
ton; understands the care Of improved dairy
machinery. making butter, etc; middle aged.
single. and sober. Address BOX 49S Times
ofiiCs. apl9-3t
WANTED-By experienced cOlored man. a
place as driver on grocery or delivery; ref
erence. 1888 l. st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Piace as janitcr Waterman; re-
liable. middle-aged man. best reference. Ad-
dress J. A. LEHMAN 425 81 ST. ne. apl8-2t
WANTED-Place as chief cook colored;
~ years experience; with Washington best
references; state salary given. Address
CHIEF COOK 1243 Wylie ST. ne. aplS-3t
WANTED-By reliable man. position as
driver for livery. wagon, or as coachman;
good references 110S Half st. court NV,
ap17-3t
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Help Wanted--Female.

wANTED-Good colored girl, at once; light
housekeeping s02 Pennsylvania ave. Sc. 1t
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PIANIST

WHIsKEY, S209 per gallon. THE JOIN
WEDDERBURN Co, 6l6-61s + st. NV. apt
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ARTHUR II. r. LUERSSEN. Drug store
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
r. L CARNE CO.. 70s King st,
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Post Cards.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF post
cards. foreign and domestic. historical ana
artistic and the latest cards published at
sos Vermont ave. ISRAELS POST CARD
SHOP. apls-tf
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Country Board.

GOOD BOARD, handsomely furnished house
near cars references 1913 Newton ST.
BrookIand. auIa-f9r
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Rooms and Beard.

WANTED-Two boarders for nicely furnished
bay window front room, with frst-class
board; heat. BATH 81 per week each 1025
I'd ST nv" apl9-St
DON'T WORRY-DAVISON. 20I Munsev
Building, viii get you best rooms, fats; Sc
leet private families. 1t
121 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Desirable rooms
and board. near Capitol and Library. apl9-3t
ROOMS, front or back, with or without
board. 1913 18th ST. NV. apl9-3t
GOOD BOARD and rooms. Gil Sd St NV
aplS-St
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED front rooms;
best home cooking. 81 weekly. 227 X St nv.
ap17-3t
FOR RENT-Pleasant third floor front room;
good table board: moderate terms I0l5 L
nv. apl7-5t
SUMMER RATES; transient 81 per day;
rooms with board, sin gle, S25i double, $50 up;
select family hotel overlooking White House.
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18th and
New York ave. ap9-l5t'
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FURNISHED ROOMS. with board: reason
able. sZ4 Massachusetts ave. NV. aplS-$t
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WANTED-Domestic; settled white woman
who knows how and willing to work; conc
Portable home and permanent IL suited: large
family. pleasant SURROUNDINGS: large suburban
place Necessary on time for church, etc
Don't waste your car tickets 70 call unless
you know how and willing to work VII
SON, 18th and Naylor road, Randall High
lands ap17-5t
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Aenros and
jefferson SITS.
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Help Wanled-MaIe.

wANTED-Janitor. hotel walters, kitchen
men, SIS. $40 $50. PHILLIPS HOTEL
AGENCY, S29 7th ST. NV. II
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WANTE-White woman or girl as nurse for
two children; stay nights Can zoos Massa-
chusetts ave. ne. II
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GoLDENBERG's TIN and X SITS. NV.
= kANN, SONS 4 CO, Sth and Market space
GREEN, q AP 1 A L ADVERTISING
". z. McNULTY. Cigar Store. 18th and P NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton q
Nelson, Proprietors; corner Rhode Island
ave, Isl and SITS. NV.
ROBERT z. PETzoLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
L FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th st. Rhode
Il. 81 BUTTS FHARSfACY. stu st. and
CHAs. G HORNuNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
EW. cor. 7th and 81 SITS. NV
DOM q SANFORD. New York ave. and
r. A. VEITcH. 2Qth and NJ SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY's PHARMACY. 2lst and G SITS. NV.
GILLETTE q CO, l4th and L SITS. NV.
s. n. WAGNER & CO., LIST and II SITS. NV.
i. z. TAYLOR, cor sth and p SITS NV.
EUGENE z. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV.
NORTHEAST.
FORsTONS BOTANICAL PHARMACY, cor.
I2th ct. and Florida ave- ne.
CHAS II. BLUAfER, n. Cap and r sts. ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. I'd and e sts
SOUTHEAST.
A. z; POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNELL DRUG CO. sth and & G SITS.
n 8 FEALX, nv. cor. l1th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
" HUGO EisENBEIss zsn and streets.
ANAcosTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Ssenroa and
jefferson sts.
BROOKLAED D. c.
ARTHUR II. T. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. vA.
r. L CARNE & CO. 703 King a.
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-J an hotel Tpitsgs ll,shep
AGENCY. see 7th st, NV It
white barber for Saturday;
good pay. FENDoME BARBER SHOP. 1t
must be experienced and
have Al reference. TIKI BON MARcHE,
ZIG 9TH St NV. Il
WANTED-Ton white lunch counter men. s.
TEL AGENCY, 18TH ST. and Pennsylvania
-E-- =
WANTED-White barber; s. guaranteed Sat
urday. i419 II ST. ne. 1t
TANTED-Co Ioresi messenger boy, $50; two
bellnen, so; other male help. EUREKA
l0l1 New York ave. II
WANTED-Two BARRIERS. at once: guarantee
given. 1As II st. ne 1t
wANTED-A young man to deliver orders.
- LIN 81. hW-
XVANTED-Young man with fair education
TO make himself useful in manufacturing de-
partment. ]. J. GEORGES q son. 1ZI
o---l-s Z, enc : . epLS--e
wANTED-A eolored barber BOsTCNs
eth and . sts-i 60e on the dollar. II
wANTED-CoIofed boy to wash dishes. 1912
9Th st. NV. 1t
wANTED-Good white barber for Saturday.
So; steady il suited. 10 st ne. II
wANTED-coiored for lunch room. ea5
:, p. -N. 49,
WANTED-White barber for Saturday; Sc 30
guarantee 5sI 9Th st. sw. i
WANTED-Young mar 20 work around bak-
cry. 467 Florida ave. NV. II
wANTED-Laborers. BURR BROS. Brook
land, ID. c. ap1s-3t
WANTED-Night porters. steady positions %
competent men who come with good refer
ences. Apply SUPERINTENDENT before 10
an, s. EANN. SONS & CO. sp1S-st
wANTED-Five bright young men, with high
school training 70 learn shorthand and type
writing. tuition may be paid when situation
is secured. Address BOX $50. Times Office
apl7-5t
WANTED-Two intelligent young men 10
work IS days IN return FOR business college
course Address BOX 50, Times Office.
apl5-5t
wANTED-Neat eolored barber at the RIGGS
HOUSE, guarantees. apli-st
wa NTED-Gentleman with experience az
salem to sell stock in a corporation backed
BY local business men Of prominence Call
between II and u. no mining scheme. ". J.
ROBINSON, oH 18Th 81. NV. aplI-St
WANTED 49, Drivers and Iaborers, steady
work. Apply l4I7 Pennsylvania ave. nv.
apI7-5t
vyHIsREY. s. % per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. 6ls-siS + 81. NV. ap7-tl
Sl2O0 A WEEK AND PERCENTAGE on
sales 20 active salesman capable OF selling
5eWelry for cash or credit; bond required.
Apply CASTELBERG. sa5 Pennsylvania ave.
mhz4-S0t
WANTED-White active laborers. salary 50
per week, Room 21s STEWART BUILDING.
9th and y SITS. NV. apIs-Ct
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solicitor. SIS TO start.
ROOM 10. 800 9th So NV. apIT-st
/ WANTED-Blaeksmith helper. with soma
experiences. 1877 eth 81. nv. aDl5-St
WANTED-Colored boy for lunch room. g25
y St NV. aplT-et
1 WANTED-A settled white man for stable
| work Apply GROCERY. 18th 81. and Mary
land ave ap15-3t
. WANTED - Ten bricklayeTs. STORAGE
WAREHOUSE. 1st and K sts- ne apI7-5t
/ WANTED-Y ing man 70 clerk in drug store
/ experienced I.efcTTed- Address BOX %
| Times Office. auII-zt
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.


young men and women
who have a thorough mastery OF shorthand.
JypeWrttlug or bookkeeping 20 register with
ference ew neither you are a graduate OF our
school or not. 50 long you are capable.
II You are a little rusty or have tnOt been
properly taught. We can give you just what
is needed. We have calls almost daily from
Washington business firms asking Us to SUP
ply them with competent help. II costs nothing
10 register. neither do We charge for seCur-
ing the position. Apply at once 20 STRA Y
Frs BUSINESS COLLEGE. Cor. 1Ith anG
+ SITS. NV. ap5-th fritz
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION MAY q
Special guaranteed preparation, only S.. en-
tire course. Address BOX S95 Tines Office
apl9-3t
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
for the. POstofhce Department 10 be held May
1 and May 2. We make a speciality OF pre-
pairing for these places CAPITAL COM
COLLEGE, $500 o st. nv. apls-f
WANTED - PEOPLE TO KNOW that we
give private and confidential lessons 20 pre-
pare for promotion and civil service exam
nations; also that three months. summer
sessions. costs but little. Call or telephone
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 East
Capitol st. apI2-f
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING can Be
learned at our school IN from 30 to 90 days.
positions guaranteed: We teach Pitman. Ora
ham. Gregg. Barnes. and Syllable systems;
individual instructed STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. sl5-319 Colorado building mh4-tf
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TIr1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
I'D 0THER


S&4 49, = = -
EYTTJATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents q word for al other elassihed
adverti ssusntss for less than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days. one cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply - Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch offices al regular office
rates. II Il Is tnconVenient 70 leave advertise
ments at either braUCh ONCE OF The Times
Business once, they may be teieph0ned direct
win caN % collect without additional charge
"a eha adgarffser
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For Rent-ROOmS.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING for rooms or
fats, furnished or unfurnished, IN any 10
calities, see US, have listed with
us 50 per cent OF all the desirable vacant
rooms in this city. No charges, and au-
tOmobile furnished free
List your vacant rooms; no charges IN
til rented.
THE CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY,
Phone N. 1855. 1927 + St. y. W.
apI9-tf
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Wanted-Boarders.

TABLE BOARD. ss5O per week: rooms for
Light housekeeping; all conveniences; tele-
phone connections SIS New Jersey ave. NV.
ap14-7t
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Trunk Repairing.

TRUNK REPAIRING: all trunks Vanished
free; all work guaranteed. DE NEPHEWS
905 sth st. NV. Phone Main as. Send postal
ap15-S0t
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Roller Skates.

UNION HARDWARE baIi-bearing skates
this week. s.; all sizes; skates repaired. open
am. 10 S pm C. T. HUNTER. The BIZ
cycle Man. lib Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-By Government clerk, room near
Patent once, permanent not over IS. Ad-
dress BOX 59I. Times ONCE aU1q-gt
WAlNIED-By adults, three or four uufur-
Elsheo rooms housekeeping; EIust be rea-
sona1le Mrs, =. L, l09 r -. lw, II
WANIED-For young foreigner. small room
or room and board. in small family or where
Few borders, IN Northwest, permanent. Ad-
oress p ALEA. 205 IL q. NV. apls-lt
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Bicycles.

DON'T PUT your bicycle n the cellar; II
give YOU a good price for it. c. T. HUNTER
The Bicycle Man. 11s Pennsylvania ave. NV
apl0-tf
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Rug Weaving.

RUGS WOVEN out OF old carpets. Drop
postal. WASHINGTON RUG CO.. 931 5th st.
NV. Phone Main 4S25. mh22-U
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UphOlSterine.

UPHOLSTERING. recovering. polishing and
repairing at your own home: good judge Of
antiques; thoroughly reliable. L FOSTER. 65I
O ST. Sc. ap5-tf
BENZ. r. COLES & CO.. Upholstering all
kinds OF furniture: slip covers made. SOC
eth ST. NV. Main 65f5. mh24-s8t
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Found.

I.ACFY'S delicious ice cream and sheybet,
zoe nsd one per gallon: Eve large tricks In
a box sc. Phone Main $50 COZ New York
ave NV. fnh2-ff
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Millinery.

NINE. CROWDER. Ailliner formerly ct 1903
c. 81. NV, has moved to gE3 Il ST. NV, and
ready TO make hats In latest style for 81
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LOST-Brindle and white male Boston bull
terrier; name on collar, Buck Reward IL
returned 10 FLAT 6. 1915 18th St Telephone
y. SO. aplS-St
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TWO SENATOR'S.


Regarding the independent stan
iaken by Senators Colby and Ackei
man in the election of United State
senator, the Newark Evening. New
said last night:
Senators Colby and Acker-
man were consistent in refusing
to go into caucus and vote for
Mr.. Briggs, as candidate for
United States senator, and they
are deserving of praise for
standing by the principles that
have actuated them throughout
the contest just closed. 1t is easy
to say that they should have
joined with the rest of the re-
publican legislators and made
their action unanimous, but by
so doing they would have aban-
doned everything they have been
working for; they would have
subverted their own convictions;
they would have eaten their own
words.
''Both these * senators have
fought against caucus rule. They
could not honorably submit to ii
in the end. They sought to de-
feat Mr.. Dryden because of his
overpowering corporation atfilia-
tions, and how then could they
support the man whom Mr.. Dry
den named as his own successor?
They have represented, az they
honestly believe, the independent
intelligent views of their constit.
uents throughout the whole SEN
atorial struggle; and how, there
fore, could they abandon the po-
sition they had thus far success
fully maintained at great odds?
There is stigma attached,
but not deserved, to a 'bolter' or
to any one who conscientiously
obeys the demands of his con-
stituents as he understands
them, but there should be praise
instead when such refusal to
abide by caucus dictation is the
consistent elimination of
course approved by the people.
Senators Colby and Alderman
had no other honorable way OPP
en- to them than to do rs they
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from one to FIVE 1that is to say, that
| have ,neyer been left, suddenly on
without snfncient nQttse 10 supply
the vacancy; + have never shad a
satisfactory worker leave me except
for what l considered a good reason
Gin the majority of cases, an advant-
ageous marriage; / have never lost
an unsatisfactory one except by my
own dismissal; / have never, TO my
knowledge, or even suspicion, suffer-
ed the loss of penny's worth by
theft, and my record for breakage is
such that it produces utter incredul-
ity in the listener; in three cases out
of fouriI have had services willingly
and frequently offered me along lines
where it was not expected or request
ed; I have had extra money, offered
by me to Offset extra work occasioned
by sickness, refused, on the ground
that at such times all the household
expected to share the trouble; and
as climax / am able to state that
once at least, on my offering raise
in wages to express my appreciation
of competent and devoted service 1
was met with the astounding sugges-
ton that as my, expenses were heaVy
at the time and likely to increase,
had better not consider it
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07

BOOK NEfESk Ss0NTH1sf FoN FED
IsonsfellovIips frstSplsce'fp fp The
B9aks lNesg Monthly for Fs9rdafy.
Colonel Thomas ". Higginsoh, who
remembers the poet, writes OF his
EARLY Days" Professor Arthur Hob
son Quinn, of the University OF Penn
sylvania, discusses The Rarer Quail
ity in Longfellow' Poetry A short
article describes the various Illus
trated editions of Longfellow s WORKS
and there are portraits and pictures
to mark interesting periods in the
poets career.
February brings the anniversary
Of the death of John Keats, where
fore Arthur iStringer tells about "One
Day in Rome" when he visited the
house in which Young Adonais"
suffered and died; and when he sat
beside the graves of Keats and Shei-
ley and Severn in the Protestant
cemetery OF. the Eternal City.
The series, love Affairs of Lit
erary Men," by Myrtel, Reed, closes
with an article onSsThomas Carlyle;
and the first large exhibition of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07

: ~ q = + ~ WEI -,
season is discussed by Taieott VIII
Jams. in New Pragress ifl American
ATt The fexf for 84hisifs proyiaed
II the f02d annual exhibition OF fne
pennsylvania Academy OF Fine Arts
A number of the best pictures are re-
produced.
"Time.y Topics articles incluae
"a Critic on Critics" by Clara h.
Laughlin; The New Ambassador
from England by Charles Houston
Goudiss. and "The Quality of Like
ableness, by Robert Boylston
Beach. The usual items of news
about authors, with portraits and re-
views of all the new books, add much
TO the interest of the number. An
other new department Our Con-
temporary Dramatists," has its first
installment.
In connection with the art exhl-
bition the new portrait of DR.. Horace
Howard Furness, by Poseph de Camp
now shown for the first time, is re-
produced as frontlspiece in three
colors. Original poems are by Isa-
bel S. Mason and Norma Bright Car
SON.
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USEFUL ALMANAC AND
HANDBOOK FOR 100.

The Plaanfield Courier-News AL
manac and Handbook for 1907 has
been issued for this year. 1t is a
decided improvement over former is
sues of the same publication in many
respects, Covered in red with a
good book paper in the body, illus
trated with attractive pictures, the
i3issi pages greet the reader with an
( tozcelleat wrlte-up of plainnald. The
advertising is tAat of the most rep.
s,t ,sf ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Z
THE KIND OF GRIsT,

The cry of relief from the flood of
useless bills that are annually intro
duced in the state legislature evil
IDENTIFY is not going to be needed this
year. 1t has been well said that
what is needed is fewer laws and the
enforcement of what we have.
Monday night Senator Wakelee in
troduced measure requiring that
the erection of municipal buildings
be approved by the attorney general.
1t would seem that each city is able
to look after its own affairs as far rs
erecting buildings is concerned with
out aid from the attorney general
or any other state official.
Senator Wakelee also introduced 4
bill Increasing the power Of the State
Board of Arbitration by en,,siing it
to summon witnesses ana inquire the
cause of strikes. But just what good
this ineraasea 8ower is going to do
when the board is not called to settle
dispute, te,siBspparently not explained.
Senator Silzer's bin TO abolish the
board il far BETTER.
Assephlyman Brady has present
ed a bin providing that the police JUS
tices, recorders, or police magistrates
in seookh-class' cities shall be ap-
pointed by the mayor for term OF
five years. This would take another
one of our elective Offices from the d.
rect coTtfof 0f tiIe people and place
II where the people could not touch
it. Besides five years is too long for
man to hold Office unless the people
have the power of recall Five days
is too long for an incompetent man
to be in Office, but if he is named for
4AfN JSuAo hS - III a pOSlblOH W utly
those whom he is supposed to serve.
Assemblyman Tumulty is father
ing bill authorizing Boards of Free
holders to construct and maintain
roads to be known as speedways for
exercising and driving horses to light
vehicles. Such freeholders are au-
thorized to Issue bonds not toaexcoed
one-fifteenth of one percent of the
taxables in such county. in other
words Mr.. Tumulty would have race
courses built expressly for owners of
race horses at public expense The
farmer would be taxed to build and
maintrip no road, but he would be
excl;,fe "a frea s Wha1 ha was dgiv-
inc oua - osa of cay TIE
bill Igsei9 - l9 "a If.
M a ai4d 81
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grist that is being poured into the
legislative mill at every session and
it will not end until the last minute
of the closing hour. 1t Is not prob
able that a quarter of them will be-
come laws, but they all take time and
divert the legislators attention from
bills that are really necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07

God created horses for the use oi
mankind and the devil invented motor
cars for the destruction of mankind,
remarked a coroner at Shrewsbury
England. THE reporters may publish
that statement. Mr.. Coroner?" sug
gested the foreman of the. jury. The
coroner said they might publish It az
much as they liked: it was quite true
So here is the genesis of the motor
car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the middle states and New Eng
land today fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with fresh and
light northwesterly to northeasterly
winds and nearly stationary, followed
in this section by slightly higher
temperature and by increasing cloudi-
ness, probably with light snow in the
southwestern districts. On Friday
partly cloudy to overcast, milder
weather will prevail, with fresh
northeasterly to easterly winds, fol
lowed by moderate snow in this Sec
tion, and on Saturday partly overcast
weather, with slight temperature
changes.
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Same True of Spelling.

When was in England, before the
entente oordiale," l discussed the
metric system with an Englishman
The English system of weights and
measures. he admitted, was complex
but he said it was precisely because
of its innumerable difficulties that it
constituted a marvellous instrument
for making supple the young brains
which filled the English schools.-M.
Grimm in LIE Journal of Paris,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

21--Raritan Copper Works.
4 8t--High and Lewis streets.
% Madison avenue and Paterson street
16--Market and First streets
Bb--Srnith and High streets
36--New Brunswick ave. and New st.
B7~-~State and Smith -stFesLs.
t4--BuclSingham ave. and Hartfora 81
4k-Commerce and Front streets
k4-.-State st and Buckingham ave.
b6-Hall avenue, and Charles street.
67--State and, Wayne streets
68-Near United lead Works.
s62---W ashington and First stree@-
pe-@- New Brunswick ave ana Nlrn 81
k4--Smith street and Watson avenue.
eb---Commerce and state streetD
72--Front and Smith streets.
7S--Water and Gordon; etreets-
74--Kearny avenue and Gordon street.
B3--Smith and Herbert streets:
eS-- Woodbridge road and washington It
R4---I.ehigb avenals and Stanford street.
gb-Near City Hospital
'is TO send n II ii, an alarm. oper the door OF
the box and pull down the lever and let
30 onoe only. iStay at box until hremen
vi ~ SPECIAL CALLS.
/t1 tap Break IN Circuit taps-Drill
md hre alarm test. taps-Fire out b
Laps--Police call. 13--Call for WASH
1ngton Hose. 14--Call for Mcclellan
2Hngine Company. 15--Call for Pre-
fection Hook and Ladder. l6-Call for
Eagle Hose Company. 22~-Call for
Lincoln Engine Company.
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Model School Children.

A Northampton tEng) family.
whose five children won 35 scholar
ship medals, recently set up claim
for the British record in that line.
Now, however, a London family re
ports 36 secured by six child pupils,
of whom three also gained London
county council scholarships before
any ONE OF them was IL years old
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aaf4I2 &
They deserve. credit 70

did. They deserve credit for
consistency and for having The
courage of their convictions, to
the very last
Every independent voter. and there
are thousands of them. heartily
agrees with the News in this particu.
lar. These two senators have shown
that the party machine" cannot die
tate to every legislator, at any rate.
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American Ahead. as Usual.

After IL years striving tirelessly to
invent mechanical device which ex.
perts told him was impossible, Joseph
Petrillo, of Boston, has succeeded in
inventing the long-sought-for "one
wheel quarter-hour striker" for clocks
For century skilled workmen from
all over the world have been at work
trying to accomplish this striker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
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the back or chest one should take "a
deep breath and hold it while the
plaster is being put on. If this is
done the patient will not be annoyed
by that drawing of the skin which Is
so unpleasant feature when the pas-
tsv Is ordinarily applied