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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13
MOND DEMOCRATS
Ian LIVELY MEETING

annual meeting of the Demo-
General County Committee of
nond to be held tonight at the
3cratic Club at New Brighton,
rises to be one of the liveliest
sings In the history Of the Or
cation.
he members of the general COM
eSaelected at the primary in Sep
Der, will be seated and then the
test for chairman of the commit
will commence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13
P htLEnfUNS ADJOURN
UNTIL AFTER HOLIDAYS

The Philemon Literary and His
torical Society at Its weekly meeting
in the lecture room of ST. Paurs
church yesterday afternoon, adj
journed its meetings until after the
holidays. Mrs. William d. Frerichs,
president, presided at the meeting,
and announced the program which
consisted of interesting papers on
Christmas. Miss Catherine Dodds,
a teahcer in public school No. /,
read a paper on Christmas in our
! Literature" and brought six of heI
pupils to illustrate the work.
There were three boys and three
girls who sang and recited. Mrs.
George Dow gave a reading on
Colonel Carriers Christmas and Mrs.
Frederick Hillard read from Miss
Muffet's Christmas party" by Croth-
ers. The musical part of the pro-
gram included a duet by Mrs. Ed
gar Ellis and Mrs. James Little,
Jr., and a piano solo by Mrs. w. P.
Chase; a quartet composed of Mrs.
Martin Fisher, Miss Ella Butler,
Miss Ella Miller and Miss Durham
sang.
At the business session Chairman
Mrs. Stephen Cossey of the Philan-
thropy Committee, reported that the
sale of the Red Cross seals was on
in earnest and that good reports had
been received from them. The seal
that the in charge of the society,
have be en- put on sale at A. F. Deck
| er's and J.. F. Bedell's drug stores,
| and H. Levinson's dry goods store,
| or they can be purchased OF Mrs.
| Cossey, at her home in Bentley
street.
The society has now adjourned
untli January 9. when another inter-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13
Iu1TENvIkLE
A. c. ELECTS
W. { Sharrot Again Chosen
Its President.

annual meeting and election
GERS of the Tottenville Ath-
Club took place last night at
b house in Sprague avenue.
ter e. Sharrot, who was one
Hnizers of the club several
is was again unanimously
hsident. The other officers
M: Charles Hilker, vice
isGeorge Del Crosse, treas
COR Palmer, recording sec
TOLLS Larkin, financial Sec
rad Fisher, Erben Paugh,
o~att5rge and Alonzo Cole,
NEAstees.
3 To- election reports of the
heithe year was received.
sa dance and reception
Lfssed for Washington's
tsFebruary %.
sfnmittee in charge of the
o4nquet of the club reported
effort was being made to
IT affair take place some
ut the first of January.
prevalembers were elected at
sting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13
FAIR AT GREAT KILLS.

Plans are being rapIuIy completed
Tor the fair and bazaar under the
ause1eea of the Ladies' Aid Society of
eorayian church, Great Kills,
will be held in the church
day night. A feature of the
will be the supper that will be
d a la carte. Many fancy and
Il articles suitable for Christ
gifts will be on sale at the vari-
booths. There will be no admis-
charged and everyone will be
:ome. The proceeds will be for
benefit of the church debt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13
LECTURE COURSE COMPLETED.

The final lecture in the first
course of the season, under the de-
partment of education in Moravialn
church, Great kills, was given last
night to a good sized audience. The
lecture which was an interesting one,
was delivered by R. Cornelius Raby.
of New York, who spoke on the SUBJ
ject The Texan and His State" He
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13

told much of the country and its in
habitants and how the state has
grown in past years. 1t was Illus
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13

trated by stereopticon views. TIL,
second course will start after the hol
idays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13
OTIS w. BOYD
Main Street,

Main Street,
Opp. Masonic Temple.
--latest Records, Fishing Tackle, Bi-
Racyele.
Repairing in al it's Branches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13

BETHEL ANNUAL ELECTION.
The annual meeting of Bethel M
e, Sunday school will be held to
night at the home of Super.
tntendent A. V. LaForge. in BrehauI
venue Ulcers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13
WANTS.

II you do lot read the NEWS
ry day you will miss a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13
MISS PAUGH PASSED AWAY.

Miss Elsie Paugh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Paugh, of Wood ave-
nue. T~ottenville, died about 5 o'clock
this morning after an illness of sew
eral months. Miss Paugh, besides
her parents, is survived by several
brothers and sisters. Arrangements
for he funeral are being completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-13

lnted-Gentlemen's or families rough
washing to be done at homo. Call at
johnson Ave, T%ottenville.
10-1Q-2t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
BLOOD POISON
LOST MANHOOD
SPECIFIC DISEASES
Three Classes of Diseases Which Wreck
More Human Beings, and Destroy
More Happiness Than All
Other Causes
MIN WHO ARE WINK

mentally morally and phN sically
whose systems have al some time been
polluted with poisonous private die.
eases whose depleted manhood for
bids any advance toward marimouy
or those who have made the mistake
Of marrying while there lWrkrd IN
their system some blighting weakness.
or poisonous faint II private diseases
snd who now tind themselves IN the
yc~ge Of social ruin, should secure eX-
PERI medical advice ana treatment
DON'T WAIT until your whole
system is polluted with disease, or uu-
m your nervous system is tottering
Under the strain ana YOU become a
physical and mental wreck, unfit for
work, study, business or marriage,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
II BEAUTY is but SKIN Deep
use A. D. s. Peroxide CREAM

I, ho,p,v ia orIv skin deem thcn
'"ne people certainly ouGht 10 vA'
Hofe attention 70 lAe N"'N ''' d
rn2h, req, |I'nl!el, tc4Iy SIN L'-' '
'Ao ultfacliVcae-s 81 LII ny o."'IN'''
beautiful women ard handsome me-"
%len the American Druggists Gym
1eAte- ot l2Cg0 leading druggists
ool.sctel fla I.gt ~ 1000 household
g.oGics AID toilet articles, much
te.uqLt was devoted TO The treat.
INT of the c..l. and ls n rusul. 4.
J 3. Pgcylle Cream YVES made ana
uAs groyca enc os No very bast nro.
sucis of the NgdIca,e. Locluso IL has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
J.J.IIENDFRSON'S
PAWNEE SPEECH
on THE OCCASION on TmE OKLA
NOVA g.. \ ~ Hl INION
DELIVERED SEPT. z
a Review Of The Great Wurl ~ me
Grand Army ul ne Republic
ana the Nations idcHl

ana The Nntion's idcnI
Not every sprcuh delivered /,
worth ntptIug Nut every ,u,rpII
delivered is worth printing Drw
nuauIH. though "a public addrps. CON
o., Intrinsic merit muDlpur u give
l.g place iu the romu- of tnr pr...
regardless ~ the time place ur ur
,seou ui its utt,r1uc, Such "a uu,
is tbp address hy ndgr Iohu ! Hen
d,isou Of Tulsa d,IytIrd Ht h,
siate EruuIuu If the a. A u of Il..
Ipnomu. nt pnvnrc. September ..d.
!, follows
Afr chairman ip1i,s ANA r,unu
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.,yn MS continent IL urv Nation
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,I,a,h n m. uoopdnv uu tb,rp n
,ys. that y,u received IN. wnp,d,
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.y,,, s.nro mo wor ar contracted
.,n,, chrortr dtsrns, thpt hns b,.n
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constitution ever since
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02

The Ewing Hardware co. handle
the largest line of builders hard
ware u Tulsa gt pricrs YOU can't roe
stst and with quality superior 20 the
rest adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
BROKEN ARROW
TO FIGHT BOOZE
CITIZENS FORM ORGANIZATION
IOH EARNEST ptKrOSE.
WAR TO THE FINISH
sons ~ Washington n "NlOclt Murai
i'suCiWiOn '- Goes uH Record a.
Ittufiup Highest Morals

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02

II YOU'RE working tor but hair what
your work is worth, IL probably means
that YOU have a lot yet 70 learn about
want advertising.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02

Garland heaters do th, work better
with less trouble and economy The,
have mo- equal Their worth has urvu
nrovru ASK the Ewing llUrdVar,
Np.ud\
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
TABLE UHoTE WITH MUSIC.

When I'm IN funds. as sometimes hsps
] frequent one Of those cafes
Where Ia an artificial bower
Some gifted aggregation plays
How strangely dglcet music sWaya
piEcstiou No star dish appeals
10 me less fianHed By rondeiays
When I have music with my meals
with oysters let them rattle on
Some sgncopated ditfy gay,
hut pialuiive music I prefer
When they bring on tho consomma
my Rosary Is fitting Say,
a tear into my soup oft stealR.
But, then. / like 70 Be distrslt
When ! have music with my meals.
The roast an overture with this-
Say Carmen" and her Don Jose.
That intefmeEzos sure 10 come
Accompanied ~ the enfree
Strauss rendered "a q dreamy way,
An added charm p Hrause reveals.
Win Ordinaire acquires bouquet
when / have music with my meals
"soul Klasr and cigereitesl Here's food
For poppy dreams, thoughts FAR away
waiter. the BILL. I've fingered long
Now apropos that Kipling lay
with It's refrain Of Pay. pay. pay"
An empty pockethook reveals
I've nothing for a rainy day
When I have music with my meals
Arthur d. Pratt ia Puck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

Henry Bray visited his sister IN War
rem Saturday
Mr. aud AIRS y. c. Powers were in
Randolph 9 day recently.
II. P Fifeld and S. II. Kent are work
ing in Hancock saving wood.
Mr. Powell, the woods boss On the
Ford job, went 70 Boston Friday
William and Frank HuntleY ana n. r,
Wood were IN Rochester Thursday
Mrs Il Il Martin. slrs Kent and Her.
man were in Rochester Thursday.
Arthur LeBar has been sick with i
hard cold and unable to work for sever
al days
Mrs Alonzo French and daughter, Jen.
ME. are quite III and attended BY DR..
Hamblin.
William Huntley and wife and son,
Frank went TO Woodstock Saturday 70
visit relatives
Several couples from town attended
the Masonic BAN IN Rochester and re-
ported q fine time.
Clayton s. Hubbard was called to
Montpelier Saturday by the serious i'll
ness Of his little daughter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
The Bombarament . Rerin.

There has FOR sometime been more
Of less desultory shooting on the firing
Tine. ii connection with The governor
ship Of tho state of Vermont b which
this paper with others has bad 4 hand
brit It Is understood that The lombard
meut Of the enemy position Is 70 begin
in right good earnest next week. Lieut.
Governor Mead has secured the sery-
res Of trained assistant, Hon, John
I. Lewis Of North Troy, who viii busy
himself for several months in exploit
ing the doctor with the poole Of Yer.
mont
Next week the state may look to the
press for page biography, embellished
with illustrations depicting the doctor
and his career from early hoghnod on
the Fair Haven farm to one Of YER
monts captains Of industry. with his
platform and other matter supposed 70
be of interest to the state sc large
This viii be but the beginning 81 the
campaign which has IN it lots Of prom
ise Tor Dr. Mead, despite the eayiling
If part Of The state press that see no
good h any but the dillettante eandi-
date, when the entire state IL elamoring
for d business man for governor and
nothing else
Lieut.. Gov Mead seems to have seized
upon the psychological moment for Dc.
ciaring himself and his positions for
the word has Just come from Col 0lin
S Merrill Of Enosburgh Falls that he
viii not, on account Of impaired health,
be candidate at this time for the gov
efnorship
DR. Mead has forged ahead at great
pace since the meeting Of the Fish and
Came league, last September, and Il II
can be kept UP for Few months more
and there seems 40 good reason why it
cannot, any schoolhoy can without slut
teriHg, spell the name Of the next gov.
ernor Of Vermont. Fair Haven Era.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

office is keen disappointment to the
Standard. as II is, we think, TO a large
majority Of the people Of this section
of Franklin county because we believe
that had he been chosen by the people
a. the chief executive Of The state as we
feel confident that ne would De would
have proven one Of the best - yermonts
list 81 governors and would have given
the state that clean and progressive adj
ministration that the spirit Of tie times
demands
The STANDARD win now feel free 70
discuss the political situation without be-
ing open TO the charge Of ultetior pur-
poses on Of local bias. and hopes 10 10
its full share as a member Of the state
press in advocating such men and meas.
ures as Il believes will be for the best
welfare Of the state. AZ this time the
Standard expresses no further opinion
than that its support viii not Be given
To Lieut.. Gov. John A. Mead and to the
methods that he = employing @ secure
The nomination Enosbufg Standard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

The new editor Of the Springfield Re-
porter is reminded that to The Times,
the matter Of promotion OF non-promo.
tion does not enter into the present oppo-
sition to Lieut. Gov. Mead for the posi-
ton OF governor Of Vermont, 50 THAT the
contemporary declaration that The
Times, together with the Burlington Free
Press, st. Adams Messenger and other
newspapers, Is not consistent with it's
position ia the 1908 ,ampaigu is not
borne out. The Times believes that the
fact Of Mead's present position should
not favor or hinder his chances, although
We are not in sympathy with the prevails
ing opinion smong lieutenant governors
that because they have been chosen for
that position the people want them for
governor III 1908 The Times did not
favor Preuty because be was lieutenant
governor a vermonts nar does il now
sppsse Mead bscauss he holds the same
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
INAIoRANTs ARE SPREADING OUT

IMMIGRANTS ARE SPREADING OUT
Another publication from the national
immigration commission, which body has
recently been under fire ia Congress,
has to deal with the matter Of location
Of immigrants in the United states It
has been the general understanding chat
immigrants rarely 20 beyond The boun
daries Of the city into which they enter,
or. &C least. do not 20 far away from
the large eenters Of population There.
fore, there has been much effort expended
IN getting the immigrants ~ spread out
instead 81 hiyine ia the congested dis
tricts 81 New York and other large cities.
Whether this effort has been responsible
or whether the ambition Of the immi.
grants themselves has caused them to
seek better surroundings is not certaing
but the Immigrants Of several years resi-.
deuce do not eonueeatc so much in the
large cities IS We have been led % sus.
pect. according % The report 81 the inn
migration commission Senator Dilling.
hams commission tells lis that the popu
lation Of foreign districts ID New York
Chicago, Philadelphia. Boston, Cleveland
Buffalo ard Milwaukee IS composed. al.
most entirely Of newcomers to the
United States, one third Of the families
having been il this country less thar.
five years. while practically two-thirds
have resided here less than ten years.
II is reasonable to assume, therefore.
that the Immigrants ii longer standing
have been led through some reason to
seek more satisfactory surrounding and
that. as they have acquired means, they
have removed 20 other sections and pur-
chased property Thus gradually, the
problem Of scattering the immigrants So
that they can be The better assimilated
Is solving itself; and an that is left Isl
to accelerate the movement by urging
the immigrants 70 break away from their
environment il tie large cities more
quickly, telling them Of the greater op
portunities which JIG in less restricted
areas.
There are many other interesting and
features Of this latest re-
port Of Che national immigration com.
mission and We are promised still other
documents Of value.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
Somebody Besides Mead.

The Standard has up to the present
time refrained from discussion Of po-
litical matters connected with the con-
test for the Republican nomination for
the governorship of Vermont for the
reasons chat we believed previous dis
cussion and agitation Of this matter was
premature and unwise and also because
We had hoped that at the proper time
we would be able % have The honor Of
announcing a candidate from Franklin
county, and from our own town, for the
office of governor.
Mr. Meffiil's announcement as pub
lishcd in another column Of This issue.
that he viii not be a candidate for the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
mentioned for Governor.

We need strong man as candidate
FOR governor. A man who combines
those qualities which would make him
an ideal executive. We suggest az such
4 man james n. Batchelder 81 Airing
ton Mr., Batchelder i Acknowledged TO
be one Of the ablest lawyers IF the state.
Eie served years ago With CREST credit
las speaker 81 the House. and has just
retired as president 81 the State Bar as-
ISOLATION. His address AZ the last am
nual meeting in acknowledged to be one
of the ablest ever delivered upon such an
occasion.
We have do doubt but that sir Batch
elder would consent to the use Of his
name as q candidate He would not
use or consent 20 the usr Of money 10
secure bis nomination II candidate
BE would stand upon a progressive plat
form. one which would meet tile approx
Al If the people His state could not
de- better than 10 draft him for public
service as her chief executive Whining
ton Times