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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
PLEASANT PLAINS

Stephen Decker, twelve years old
the son of Mrs. Rose Decker, oil
Huguenot, who was attacked with III
fantile paralysis a week ago, Is still
confined to his home in a serious
condition.
Reuben Simonson was in Totem
vile yesterday afternoon.
Harry Jost has several contracts
for putting in electric fixtures in
places in Tottenville.
Arnot Doty and Percival Marshall,
who left here several months ago for
TeXas.--are now in Kansas City,
where they hive secured good posi-
lions.
s. e. Androyette is making sever
al improvements at his home In
Shore road, Rossville.
The members of the Willie Social
Club had IN enjoyable time at Oak
wood last Saturday.
The house of Henry B. Winant. in
Amboy avenue, in being rapidly COM
pleted.
A valuable horse belonging to
Leon Stern, of Kreischerville, died
this week.
Several candidates were initiated
by Court Rossville No. ABA, Foresters
of America, last night.
A short meeting of Molly Stark
Council, Daughters of America, was
held Wednesday night.
Work on the new buildings at St.
MichaePs Home, in Greenridge, has
been started.
A meeting Of the Sunday school
board of st. Marks church was post
poned from Wednesday until next
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
lott ENVILLE

Former Sheriff jill: Daley made
a flying trip to Washington, d. c..
Wednesday.
Mrs. William Bloodgood had as
her guest her mother, Mrs. Edwards,
of West New Brighton, for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Lehman are
home from Washington, d. c.
Charles Kaufman and family have
moved in their new home in Fisher
avenue.
Mrs. Runalder Johnson is recov-
ering from a broken arm.
The tug Huntington, of the Red
Star line, left the shipyard of A. G.
Brown and Sons yesterday all COM
pleted, under its own steam. 1t was
launched in September and is now
in commission.
Richmond Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, will meet tonight.
United Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
met last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
MASQUERADE SURPRISE
WAS GIVEN LAST NIGHT

A masquerade surprise was ten
dered to Miss Elizabeth Jones and
her brother, Charles Jones, at the
home of the latter in Amboy avenue,
T~ottenville, last night in honor OF
their birthday anniversary. All were
masqued. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilker, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. Mabel
Skidmore, Mrs. Arthur Palmer, Mrs.
Margaret Cline, Mrs. c. J.. Rogers,
the Misses Alice Benz, innie Henne,
Ruth Cloyes, Elizabeth Jones,
Charles Henne, Edmund Benz Oscar
Ommundsen and William Abbott.
The prizes awarded for the costumes
were Mrs. Arthur Palmer and Mrs.
Margaret Cline.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
THE
ORGANIZATION

On connection with the celebra-
ton of the seventeenth anniversary
of the organization of Bethel Meth
odist Episcopal church that win be
held during the week of November
Is, there is, as fas as known, only
n person in Tottenville that would
enjoy the celebration more than any
n else, and that is Mrs. Gather
Inc Christopher, of Bentley street.
Mrs. Christopher, who celebrated
her ninetieth birthday anniversary
In september, was a young lady
twenty years old and the only one
living in Tottenville today who was
at the organization ceremonies of
Bethel church in 1910. Mrs. Chris
TOPPER was born in the Billipp house
September 20. 1890, and is still
hale and hearty,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
Bullock Skin Rnata-

There are few more primitive meth
DDS of transportation than those in use
today by natives of northern India
who make their homes in the vicinity
of the swift flowing Sutlej. The boats
Of these aboriglnes are nothing more
or less than bullock skins inflated by
the breath of the natives themselves.
Two natives may be seen hard at work
filling the skins with air. Having in
fated them to their satisfaction, they
will leap aboard and paddle them,
selves across the river, great skill and
strength being necessary to sustain
their equilibrium during the passage
But even should the boats overturT
they are easily righted, and the ma
tives are without exception expert
swimmers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
TOTTENVILLE, KREISCHERVILLE,
RICHMOND VALLEY
ANNUAL ELECTION OF
HUGUEN0T ENGINE co.

The annual meeting and election
of officers of Huguenot Engine Com
pany, of Huguenot Park, took place
Wednesday night at company head
quarters in Tuguenot avenue, that
place. All the old officers were re-
elected. B. p. Winant, who has
served the company for the past sew.
eral years, was again chosen fore
man. Chief Winant, as he is called,
is known as one Of the most fear
less fire fighters in the volunteer
companies in this section. The 9TH
er officers under Chief Winant are:
E. Mcdonald, assistant foreman; j.
Louis Garetson, treasurer; Samuel
Benjamin, secretary, and Stephen
Housman, Albert Boesch and Will
liam Warren. trustees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
MRS. DUBOIS E~NTERTAINS.

Mrs. George w. Dubois, of Fisher
avenue, Tottenville, entertained the
members of the Regina Euchre Club
at her home yesterday afternoon.
Besides the club, Miss Eleanor
Abrams was a guest. After the
cards refreshments were served and
prizes awarded. Mrs. William Win
capaw received first prize, a pair OF
sheets, and Mrs. Harry Smith, coun-
terpane. Next week Mrs. William
Ford will entertain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
FOOD SALE FOR FAIR.

Mrs. A. H. Yetman's candy booth
committee of the coming Bethel NJ.
E. church SEVENTEEN anniversary
fair, will hold a homemade food
sale tomorrow afternoon from 3 to
5 o'clock, in K. of P. hall store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
STATEN ISLAND NEWS

and election day, when / trust that
all the badge stands for will be re-
allied at the polls"
Mr.. Dix returned to Manhattan,
where he delivered five speeches, and
today he leaves to go up the state.
All of the borough candidates
were at this meeting, together with
many of the district leaders. Tax
Commissioner Charles j. McCor-
mick was one of the first to greet
Mr.. Dix.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04

More than 10000 people In this
vicinity read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
AoUEHONGA A G. MET.

At a meeting Of the Aquehonga
Athletic Club last night four new
members were elected. DR.. H. V.
Mccormick, president of the club,
presided. 1t was decided to open
the club house every Wednesday af-
ternoen to the ladies of the town for
their use in bowling, besides every
second and fourth Wednesday
nights in the month to the wives
and lady friends of the members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
LECTURE AT PUBLIC SCHOOL.

The lecture in the assembly hall
of public school No. 5, Pleasant
Plains, last night, was poorly at
tended on account OF the wind and
rain that covered this section. The
lecture was delivered by William
Hopkins Spencer, of New York, on
the Land of Pizarro," In which he
gave a general study of the lands
covered by the Spanish conqueror
following his course through Pana-
ma, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, the
American Tibet. The lecture was il
Illustrated by stereopticon views.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
PRIZE EUCHRE TONIGHT.

Everything is in readiness for the
prize euchre to be held at Summer
fields hall, in Huguenot, tonight.
Tickets areSWenty-fve cents and re-
wtreshments will be served. Many
prizes will be awarded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04

Look at the prices of things as
advertised in today's paper. If you
know values, and have a care for
your purse. these prices will interest
you.
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Saved From the Grave.

mad about given up all hope. after
nearly four years of SUFFERING from
severe lung trouble writes Mrs NJ.
L. Dix. of GAINESVILLE. Tenn. often
tne pain in my chest would be almoat
uhDearable and I could net do anv
WORK, but DR.. Kings New Discovery
mas made me feel like a new person.
us the best medicine made for tie
throat and lungs" Obstinate coughs
stubborn colds. hay fever. Ia gr1ppe
asthma' Group, bronchitis and Iomor-
images, hoarseness and wboonine-
couSh, yield quickly to this wonderful
medicine me Try it. soc and s10O.
Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by
Roses Drug Store
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bulwark of the people, the protector
Of the defenseless upon which hangs
the very honor, peace and dignity of
his state.
So anxious was this nis-fit governor
to save his henchmen from that penal
servitude, the assassias bullet hal
earned fer him, actually pardoned
Cooper. without a review of the case
and While the supreme court Of the
state was still occupied in writing its
ruling. Had he waited, for even the
sake Of the appearance of the thing.
until some mock review had been
made, and then issued his pardon
some Ct the boldness and the aldac-
ity would have been concealed ara
common decency might have been pre-.
served.
Patterson and Cooper, like the poor
lamented Carmack, VIII pass from
this earth to shat reward their lives
here merited, but such wanton mis-
use of the executive Office, viii re
turn to plague the law abiding ana
good people of Tennessee. when "a
of the actors in the outrages viii long
have been forgotten;
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sTRANeLlNe TIE COURTS

Those who have kept up via the
record If Governor Patterson Of Ten.
rossee, must long have placed him
in that category of sm2lG and narrow
politicians whom a never certain fdte
occasionally places in high Official no
sition. However. those who know him
best, will scarcely be N position 70 re
ceive the information that he has pdi4
4 political debt TO a murderer. " par
doning him and that TO, in the face
OF the fact that the supreme court az
the great and sovereign state OF TeT
nessee, had confirmed the findinos of
a lower one and had ,ritten its ap
prevail of a verdict, which even had it
been allowed to stand would have
been a traversi:y on mild punisAmen,
and law and Justice
In pardoning Duncan b. Cooper. tile
assassin of the brilliant and orav,
Carmack, the governor Of the state OF
Tennessee, has made Of the execut
i've office play thing end a toy to be
used in serving his political eads. /
matters not if in so doing. he was
compelled to strangle the law and
slap sQuarely in the face the most ex-
allied court in the commonwealth, the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15

IF ever a set of blatant mouthers
and pestiferously pessimistic prophet
of evil were confounded by the facts
it is that small bunch of journalistic
birds of i'll omen who have 30 persis-
tently croaked far months that the
new registration law would cause The
Acknowledgement Of white voters, the
purpose for which it was enacted -
Augusta Herald.
Sneak your little piece. good con-
temporary and if necessary speak it
loud.
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correspondence solicited, bat to
receive attention, letters must be
accompanied by a responsible name
not for publication, but as .
guarantee of good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by
HostsI note, check, money order or
Agistered letter Address.
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
BRUNSWICK. GA.
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The Georgian has no intention Of
supporting Mr.. Smith OF any candidate
though it win welcome him into the
race if he comes as We believe he
will-if he comes at all-free from the
membranes which hGmpered him in
his last race, and we promise to give
him absolutely square. unbiased treat
ment in the columns of The Ge"rsian.
Atlanta Georgian.
And it strikes us that's about ali
Governor Smith would want from any
Georgia newspaper, g square fair
DEAL
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1t is to be hoped Tn 1t the G, orgi4.
Engineering company sill be in posi-
ton to remedy the der.cts comp 'nirFd
of by the city in the Newcastle street
paving. Law suits are poor things
where you win, if you los, you lose
double when you lose
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rHE MOUNTAIN ANo THE MOUSE.

The following is from tAe esteemed
Atlanta Journal and is of real value
in that it corretcs a sjudious misre2-
Presentation, which the Brown dreams
Of the state have been pieased to make
with i'll concealed motive:
"A mountain cnce travelled. sa.ss the
old fable, and was sorely a@;tated.
Loud groans and r7arings issued
from its top ana people from all parts
came to see what WAS the matter
While they were asse nbled, anxiolsl7
expecting some terrible calamity, out
came a little mouse.
For several months past the lnnkel-
ish politicians of Georgia have ira
vailed over the new registration law
Wholesale Acknowledgement" they
roared.
"Depriving the farme of his vote"
they groaned.
They were indeed troubled and from
their fumings and splatterings one
might have expected something awful
to come forth from the operation of the
new law. But the official figures
which are being comn.led from the
actual registration lists show that
these perturbed politicians have sim
ply re-enacted the fable of the mour
tain and the mouse. with this one ex-
ception, that we have witnessed the
agitation of mole hill rather tI,an a
mountain
The Journal has received to date
authoritative reports from sixtv-fivc
of the one hundred and Iorty- six couL-
ties of the state. These reports prove
that in the sixty-fve counties there
are only three thCusan seven hundred
and thirteen fewer white men register
ed in 1910. under the new registration
law, than were registered in 1908, but
that the names of fourteen thousand
six hundred and twenty-five negroes
have vanished from the lists.
The reports prove lurther rat il
the country counties here has been
no decrease but rather an increase il
the Number of white registered vot-
ers. All OF the noteworthy decrease
appear in the city counties where the
floating, irresponsible, purchaseable
votes are 10 be found. Take an eX-
ample or two:
In Gordon county The registration
for 1908 amounted to 700. For TIE |
present year. under the operations OF
the new registration law, the registra
ton there amounts to $500, an in J
crease of eight hundred
In Fulton county, m the other
hand a city county, the registration
for 1908 was l9761. While for 1910 i
is, approximately 5000.
With these two counties under cone
parison, the country counties showing
an increase and the 1tty county show
ing a decrease in registration, what
becomes of The reaeionaries howl
,hat The new law would result in dis
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15

The explorers assert that on reach
ing hign point mp Mt. Mckinley. they
found no traces of Dr. Cook. Speci-
fications and better evidence that ttey
reached the high point are in order
We can stand that other kind ol
dryness,-but we want seine rein and
we want it badly.
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John d. Rockefeller is quoted A.
saying that money is not nh Truo
enough, but the great trouble IS that
John D, comes pretty near having ali
the money!
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Give The census enumHator clrd u
greeting when nc calls on YOU Thu,
morning and help him in his work for
it is a very important one for tho city.
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Nnean Rates Offered to ALBANY ch,J.

a wonderful list of amusing and in
struct we entertainers have been ca.
cured Every day a special dav 49,.
l'hlc coast Line agents will sell *
cursion tickets at very low rates
April 10th to 23rd inclusive limited
tc return April 20, 1910.
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Brmswicl, wants the Georgia Coast
4 Piedmont and the C. c. & p. wants
Brunswick, Ii does look to us rs il
the consummation so dovoutly Desired
could be arranged,
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Paving streets ana putting down
new sidewalks is a good enoaSh &C
cupation for any city. Keep II w
gentlemen Of tae city council.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15

If the man higher up is as baj
as he Is said TO be- then its a poor
incentive to the Cnes III the bottom.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15

Recorder Broyles has demonstrated
that he is about as good a fighter as
he is a Judge.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15

Macon policemen win get q Yaca-
ton, says cur tamsstGe Of that city.
Why we Thought the average police
man had q vacation al the yea"
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Macon is anxious for the reunion of
the confederate veterans and we vote
fer her right now,
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Attend the millinery opening al
Miss Kate Slater's on Thursda!
Handsome hats will be en- display ant
all of the ladies are invited,
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But Did the Exploring Party Ascend

The exploring party which assembled
Mount Mckinley found no trace o.
DR.. Cooks alleged visit. Whenever
ar exploring party shall really reach
the ncrth pole it is certain TO return
with the same kind of report.
Ia Herad,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15

FOX SALE-One Of the most desfr-
able Suburban homes in Brunswick
Ior sale; large dwelling and cottage
Pesldes other Improvements. four
acres cf land on which is a GUAM
Try Of fruit trees, desirable loca-
uoh. If interested apply to Edwin
W. Dart. courthouse.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15

There seems to be no escape from
the fire escape ordinance in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15

The census man gets in his work TO-
day. Give him the glad smile
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Mti,h Odds to the Cost.

Even the cost of Investigations has
advanced. The eongres sional commit
tee Investigating the high cost 0f liz
ing has already run up a bill of $5o.-
00o--AugUsta Herald.
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FOE SALE.

FOR SALE-Twenty -six-foot gasoline
launch, 6 II horse power LathroD
engine; bargain at 5000. Apply 20
J. E. burberry, at Dubberly-Butts
Hardware company.
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SIDE &c II rs F r o M
9TH Err S NOT U M S.
And State Senators!

And State Senator's!
What Causes Graft?" asks tie Al
lanta Journal. Grafters.- Macon
News.
Let Him Walk!
Congress declines to provide an au-
tomobile for Speaker Cannon Say
annah News.
Hartford, Conn, Ditto.
More good news. Springfield Mass.
has elected a Democratic mayor.-At-
lanta Georgian.
Col. Henry WatteIson quits working
in his mint bed long enough 20 an
uounce that prohibition is losing
eround.-sayaunah Press.
Eut Piaohots Job Hasn't.
Since Roosevelt has met Finch0t We
may now sleep peacefully. knowins
that tie universe mas teau cons rvet.
Florida Timos-Uuion.
and He Fer the F3or PeocleI
Tie new tariff law aeals Tor j.seit.
sts Serene Payne. and Il ralks like
uouey Go. t.e trusts Columbus
Ledger.
Or Too FuH to Know It's Slack I Dose
A.ur au may e drank ON power.
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If They Are Farmers, They Are We'll
come This Way.
Sdachle en- says thar the poles are
moving nearer each 4:,E. So is the
FIRST of May Florida Times Union
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Entered at the Brunswick (Ga.) Post
office as Second Class Mail Matter.
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Has the Col. Seen Missing Anything
Its a Coed Bet!
\ German writer declares that
Roosevelt made more noise than all
the other twenty five United States
Presidents put Observation-Disclosures
Pest.
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Eut Some Of Them Fill the Sill,
It IS said the forthcoming cen us
euumer&tes housewives as 'ii'or@. -
This is ne Of Uncle Sans little Jokes.
Savannah Press.
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Ard ReaIIy NJ hadn't Thouoht q Z!

Somebody has said that as rule
the man who never signs 4 sutecrip,
ticu IS the first to sign a petition
Ahay Herald.
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Eok SALE-Eggs for Matching barred
plymouth Rocks; rs cents for set
ting OF Is. Phone 337.
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EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-20
NOTICE TO WORKERS
IN SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Next Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Francis T. Walker. president, and c.
H. Appleton, secretary, of the Arizona
Sunday School association, and B. w
Getsinger, president, and b. Erile
Hughes, secretary OF the Third District
Sunday School association, have joined
in the following self-eXplanatory circu-
lar letter which they desire published
that it may reach the eyes of as many
Sunday school workers as possible:
The Territorial and Tri-COunty Sun
day School convention GnterdenOmina-
tionaD meets'in Phoenix Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, November %, &c and
81. The railroad companies have eX-
tended the Thanksgiving rates to cover
the time of the convention, ie., tickets
can be purchased as late as Friday, No
vember %, good returning Monday, the
2Sth.
Please announce this at your Sun
day school and church services and
urge your workers to be present, as
subjects of vital interest to our Bible
schools will be considered. Delegates
will be elected on the basis of two dele
gates and superintendent to each school
and one additional delegate for each
twenty-five members. All out of town
delegates will be entertained, if notice
is given the chairman of our entertain
ment committee, Mr. z. A. Spaulding
at once. We are very anxious to make
this convention a very helpful one, and
urge that you be present yourself and
bring as many of your workers as you
possibly can.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-20
CLUB WOMEN FOR SUFFRAGE

The Michigan State Federation OF
Women's clubs recorded itself in
favor of equal suffrage by a vote
of two to one. at it's annual meeting
held in Battle Creek. The res"lu
ton favoring votes for woren was
introduced at the federation meeting
a var ago. and was tabled until this
wear. when each delegation came in
structed to vote for or against 1t
This year the resolution was pre-
scented by Mrs. Charles r. Williams
of Grand Rapids. president Of the
federation, and was carried by a
standing vote, without debate.