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Believes This will
"Cure LunQ Troubles

Consumption Is a hattering disease
that Is one Of Its chief dangers. Those
present, it is no time for trihing. II a
so-called "cold" has long persisted; II q
cough is present that keeps you anxious,
or any of the symptoms are present.
such as fever or night sweats, weakness
raising OF mucus-do the sensible thing:
take Eckmsn's Alterative-as Mr.. Bet
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recommended to me. but no results SAM:
for the better. had night swsats, and
would cough and spit until I got %
weak could hardly do anything. But.
at last. James Deerins, Of Glasgow Jone.
In one weeks time there was quite An
improvement in my condition. and aftes
l had taken several bottles. l felt ~ Wi
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telling Of recoveriea, and write to Eeknan
Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa, for more evt-
dencs. For sale by all leading druggists
and r. "A. seaman In Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
THE MASONIC
LODGE ELECTS
N. [. Fisher Master Again
for Another Year.

Martin L. Fisher, was reelected
worshipful master of Huguenot
Lodge No. 387 F. & A. M. at the an
nual election of officers, that took
place last night at a stated commu-
nication of the lodge in Masonic
Temple, Tottenville. Nearly all of
the officers who served under Mr..
Fisher during the past year were
again chosen. Immediately after the
election the newly elected officers
were installed by r., w. Peter G..
Miller, assisted by R. w, Jacob Vel
ten, who acted as marshall. The
officers elected and installed are as
follows: Worshipful master, Martin
l.. Fisher; senior warden, Christie
pher Steadman; junior warden, AL
bert H. Mcclellan; secretary, Edwin
c. Shea; treasurer, Charles A..
Thrall; trustee, John N~ewstead; SEN
Tor deacon, Harry w. Putnam; jun
ior deacon, Robert Angel; chaplain,
Joseph Forester; senior master OF
ceremonies, Rueben Androvette, Jr.;
Junior master of ceremonies, Melvin
Forester; marshal Alfred Larklns,
Sr.; tyler, John H. Jones; historian
John H. Newstead and stewards, G.
Nance and j. Richards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
1OTTENviLLE

Miss Mary O'Donnell. Of Dongan
Hills, was the guest of her sister
here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry David have re-
turned to Pennsylvania after a visit
here.
Mrs. Jacob Stlverman has gone to
her home In Philadelphia after a visit
with her brother. Samuel Feinstein.
Charles F. Taylor, of Baltimore,
Nd, is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Dewitt H. Pepper.
Miss Ida Meyerwitz. of Brooklyn,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fem
stein.
Miss Alma Sanborn has returned
to Atlantic City.
Thomas Hawkins was in Pleasant
Plains yesterday.
John Lang is out after recent in
jur1es.
Harry Jost is rewriting the Morton
House for electric lights.
Mr. and Mrs. M. l.. Joline, of Hop
ping avenue, entertained at cards at
their home last night.
The weekly social of Welcome
Council, D. of A., was held last night
at the home of Mrs. Amos Sleight in
William street.
Miss R. Goldman, of Spotswood,
visited here this week.
The second nomination Of officers
of United Council, Jr. o. U. A. M,
took place last night.
About twenty-five were at the pig
roast at Harding's Hotel Brunswick
last night,
piohrond Iodce No On X NJ p
will have a social session after the
meeting tonight.
A change in the registry desk for
the conductors on the Rapid Transit
has been made at the local depot and
a new bulletin board placed on the
outside.
Welcome Council. D. Of A., meets
tonight.
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| SVAtE ISLAND NEWS
AMlClTIA HOOK AND
LADDER ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual election of officers of
the Amicitia Hook and Ladder Com
pany, of Pleasant Plains, one of the
remaining volunteer companies in
this section was held Wednesday
night at it's headquarters in that
elected for the ensuing year: Fore
man, G. c. Wincapaw; first assistant
foreman, U. G. Sprague; second as
sistant foreman, George Slaight;
secretary, ]. Newton Jobes; treas
urer, J. H. Hitchcock; trustees, j.
G. Swade, j. M. Velten, John Kern,
D. Price and William Grant. Dele
gates to the Southern New York
Volunteer Firemen's convention next
year, II. G. Seguine and alternate,
U. G.. Sprague.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
BAN ON GIFTS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Presents in City Schools Not
Allowed Is Order.

There Is being read in every pub
lie school throughout the greater
city of New York to principals,
teachers and public alike an order
that will prevent an exchange Of
Christmas gifts between teacher and
pupil and perhaps put an end to the
payment of a fund OF $4,000 to
Miss Grace Strachan for her activi-
ties in behalf of the teachers equal
pay bill. DR.. Maxwell has issued a
circular Of instruction. The order
specifically forbids the collection of
money and its presentation to
teachers, principals, district superin-
tendents Or pupils without a special
permit by the Board of Education.
A quarter Of million OF gifts it Is es-
timated are given throughout the
public schools by teachers to pupils
and vice versa and by principal to
teachers. There have been many
protests against the gift giving ten
dency, many contending that 1t led to
favoritism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
BLAZE CALLED
OUT F|REMEH
RossviIle Department z
Midnight Fire.

A fire in some rubbish in the base
ment of an unoccupied two story
frame dwelling at Freshkill road
and Rossville avenue, Rossyille,
shortly after ~ o'clock last night,
called out the Rossville fire depart
ment. An alarm was turned in from
box 20, at 1910 o'clock that caused
the sounding Of the whistle at the
s. S. White Dental Works in Prince
Bay, that called out the firemen.
Rossville hook and ladder company
closely followed by the %gasolene fire
engine were soon on the scene and
extinguished the blaze. The build
Ing Is owned by George Walten OF
Brooklyn. The cause OF the fire is
unknown. No damage was done. 1t
Is believed that 1t was set on fire as
the building has not been occupied
for some time.
The alarm aroused everyone in
that section from their beds and
caused considerable excitement for
q time among the people living in
that vicinity. Volunteer firemen
have been called out several times
during the past week in the fifth
ward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
R G FOR FIRE
COMPANY ON ISLAND

Fire Commissioner Joseph john
son, who on Monday last issued a
statement that he intended providing
some open-air and enclosed gardens
on the tops of certain frehouses for
the benefit OF tired iremen after fires.
favors Staten Island for one of these
additions. He has chosen the new
engine company located at Glove and
Danube avenues, Concord, for an
open-air garden on the roof Of the
new house. Should this one with the
others prove what is desired. the new
house at Tompkinsville will probably
have one placed upon Its roof.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
STAR EUCHRE CLUB.

Members of the Star Euchre Club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
o. Beauvais, in Main street, Totem
Vile, yesterday afternoon. After the
games refreshments were served and
the prizes awarded. Mrs. George
Hoehn was the guest. Mrs. Abram
M. Sprague and Mrs. Cornelius Magee
were awarded the prizes. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Abram
Johnson, in Amboy venue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
AQUEH0NGA ATHLETIC
CLUB HAS ELECTION

Matthew Matheson, vas elected
president Of the Aquehonga Athletic
Club of Tottenville, at the annual
election of the club at it's clubhouse
in Garretson avenue that place last
night for another year. Theodore
w. Woglom was chosen vice-presi-
dent; D. Agnew Joline, treasurer;
Abram M. Sprague, recording secre-
tary; Arthur Lehman. financial SEQ
rotary and William H. Robedee,
Alonzo Milliken, and Graham Chris
topper, board Of governors. The polls
were open from Z to 8 O'Clock and
the tellers in charge ( the election
we're Camille Delaporte, John Nc
Donald and G. M. Ayers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
PLEASANT PLAINS

William j. O'Neill, OF the main
Office Of the Mission of the Immaou-
late Virgin in Manhattan, has been
charge OF the mailing of the Home
less Child" a paper printed at the
latter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Androvette
have closed their house in Amboy
avenue and gone to Port Richmond
to reside with their daughter. Mrs.
John Knobel, Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O~uterbridge. OF
Jersey City. visited In Prince Bay
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Howley are
going to move from Prince Bay to
the Esselborn house In Amboy ave-
nue..
Christopher steadman, Of Hugue-
not. visited In Tottenville last night.
Mrs. William Ellison, OF Jersey
City. visited friends in Little Farms
yesterday.
Stephen Slower, proprietor of the
Stephen House in AmbOy avenue, has
purchased a new horse.
The 8. 8. White Dental Works, at
Prince Bay, will close down at noon
tomorrow and remain closed until
January 2, for the purpose of taking
inventory during that time.
Molly Stark Council, Daughters OF
America. held the second nomination
OF officers at the meeting Wednesday
night.
At a meeting of U. s. Grant Coun
ell, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Monday night
the nomination of officers took place
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
SIX MONTHS IN COUNTY JAIL.

Magistrate Handy In the first dis
trlct court at New Brighton yester-
day setenced John Gaines, a ship
carpenter to six months in the coun-
ty Jail at Richmond, on a charge
of vagrancy. Gaines, who Is believ-
ed to be of unsound mind. either
from drink or not being able to care
for himself, was arrested Wednes-
day night at Main street and Broad
way, Tottenville, after he had made
1t uncomfortable for merchants In
that vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
ANNIE MITHERS DID
NOT GO TO ENGLAND

The report that Miss Annie
Withers, of Prince Bay. had sailed
for England last week to claim a
fortune of several thousand dollars,
is without foundation. Miss Withers
is still at work at the 8. S. White
Dental Works at Prince Bay, where
she has been employed for a number
of years. Miss Withers, 1t Is said, is
at a loss to know how the report
started that she was to get possession
OF a legacy worth 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
e TO BE GIVEN,

SKETCH TO BE GIVEN.
"The Greatest Plague in Life" a
sketch will be given in the Prince
Bay Mission chapel tonight under
the auspices OF the Prince Bay
Christian Endeavor Society. Ice
cream will be served with the ticket
OF admission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

Look at the "prlces OF things as
advertised In today's paper. If you
know values, and have a care for your
purse, these prices will interest you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

boy avenue. T~ottenville, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Edith Jensen to John r. Grimes
Of Washington, D. O..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
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New Paint aAd Wallpaper store
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Now ready for business With . big
stock Of Lucas Paints. Hnamels and
6tainA Let US estimate on wall paper
Ing, painting ana glazing. Our prices
Gin surprise you. Special in wall pa
per. 8 CENTS per double roll and un
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
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EVENING NEWS covers the neld
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

Cut out this COUPON present 1t at our store, and by
and Eggs, you will receive 20 S& H. STAMPS FREE,
day, Dec. 90, and Saturday, Dec. 81.
This COUPON not good after Saturday, Dec. 21st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

Santa Claus is with us again. His surprises will gldd en- the heart Of everyone Sc viii we
very possible way to make this Chistmasa memorable occasion. Never IN history lave
bountfuuy. We invite everybody to celebrate with US SEE COUPON ON PAGE l.
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Be it further resolved, That. the
following candidates having re-
ceived majority Of all the votes
cast for the various offices opposite
their names, are hereby declared
to be the nominees of the Demo-
cratic party for said offices. viz
j. J. OQuiun, Clerk of Court.
E. S. Murrell, Assessor.
WIN. LaCroix, Police Juror,
ward /.
d. M. Mcknight, Constable,
ward /.
Rufus A. Walker, LIST Justice
Peace, ward 2.
r. L. Parish, End Justice Peace,
ward 2.
j. Z. lee, LIST Constable, Ward q
Odus Watson, Justice Peace,
ward 3.
j. E. Nugent, Justice Peace,
ward 4.
w. G. Lincecum, Constable,
ward 4.
w. w. Dunn, Justice Peace,
ward 5.
Lige Rambo, Constable, ward 5.
r. w. Richardson, Police Juror,
ward 6. .g c3f
Wiley R. Joues, 1stl Justice
Peace. ward Z.
j. r. Miller. End Justice Peace,
ward 7. - 80 -ae
G. j. Hutchinson, End Consta-
BILE, ward Z.
Be it further resolved, That no
candidate for the several Offices
hereinafter named having received
a majority of all the votes cast for
said Offices, the two persons whose
names appear under the Offices for
which no nomiAation has been
made having received the highest
number of votes cast for said Of
fees are hereby declared candi-
dates for the nomination for such
Office in the primary election to
be held February ~, 1912, as fol-
lows:
For Sheriff
A. b. Perkins.
r. w. Wagner.
For Coroner
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four of us asking to be elected to
this office before the people in the
primary election. Two of our
home raised gentlemen have been
eliminated from the race by your
votes cast at the primary election
January 23d. You now have one
home boy left who is being oppos-
ed by a man who, SO far as we
know, is a perfect gentleman, but
he was not raised here. He has
not lived here many years, and his
past record is unknown to many of
us. He tells you that his princi-
pal interest is just one thing, which
affects only a few of our people.
This thing l have told you be can
do little if anything towards adj
justing if elected your representa-
tive. l have told you that can
do as much as he can along this
line, and l have told you all that
can be done, and / stand willing
and ready to do this little bit that
there has been so much said and
talked about.
My friends, those of you who
supported DIR. Willett aud Mr..
Darlington in the first primary, let
us join forces with the voters who
have already thrown their support
to my candidacy, and stay with the
home boys always when their rec
ord and conduct has been straight.
I shall greatly mistake the appre-
citation and loyalty of my people if
they fail to prove grateful to their
own sons, who have been tried and
found worthy of positions of trust
and honor.
l thank you for the past conf
dence that you have placed in me,
and solicit your further loyal sup
port in the coming second primary
election to be held February 27th..
Yours very respectfully,
GEORGE A. FOSTER.
Attend the big sale. Peoples
CashStore TWO STORES.
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Proceedings of Democratic Parish
Committee.
Colfax, La, Jan. 81. 1912.

Coltax, La, Jan. II, 1912.
The Democratic Parish Com
mittee met this day in the court
house in Colfax, La, at IL o'clock.
noon, pursuant to adjournment,
for the purpose of canvasiug the
returns and promulgating the re-
suit of the primary election held
Jan. %, 1912.
Chairman A. A. Dean produced
the returns, which we're gone over
and arranged in order as to wards
and precincts, and on motion the
committee took recess for dinuer
until 100 p. m.
The committee assembled at the
appointed hour, and call of the
roll showed the following present:
At Large-H. G. Goodwyn, B.
F. Lewis and NJ. C. Nugent.
Ward IA. A. Dean, J. B.
Roberts.
Ward 2-B. F. Lewis.
Ward ST. j. Walker.
Ward 4 M. G. Nugent.
Ward 5-Not represented.
Ward Cd. b. Lyman, Jos.
Terrier.
Ward &c. l.. Purvis.
Secretary j. b. Lyman, being
unable to write on account of rheu-
matte trouble, on motion duly sec
onded II. G. GOODWIN was elected
secretary pro tenn.
The following resolution offered
by j. b. Roberts and seconded by
M. c. Nngent, was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. The chairman of this
committee, as required by the pri-
mary election law, has tabnlated
the votes cast at the primary cleo
ton held in Grant parish, La, on
January %, 1912. and the same
having been examined and found
correct, (the returns for Mont
gomery precinct as to State officers
alone being missing), therefore be
it,
Resolved, That the result Of the
said primary election as tabulated
be declared correct, aud the same
is hereby promulgated as the re-
suit of said election, as follows:
(See tabulation of vote in an
other place III the Chronicle.)
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BE it known and remembered thu :
mn s,,ant to an ordinance of tn
luoln e Jury Of Grant parish. Lo,iisi-
y ana. adopted January. 2. 1872. grant-
II ing the right un,Ier certain condi-
n tjuns therein stipulated t,,tIm police
Il Jury III ,Ife parish uf Nnfchitoches.
4 State of Louisiana. tn sell. accord
t5n.. to- law. to the iaHt nnd highrs
sbisi.ler, the ferry acr,ss Red River nc
yoIg:,x. Louisiana, connecting tEs
,risIies nf Nutchitoches and Grnr.
= Y. PradhOune. president of ~
81, Ne jury al the parish of Natc'i'.
pvu =, viii ssIl at the principalfroi'c
.", ,. purt house at Natchitoche
=. o ,m. q. between the hours To-
judicial ~. les. Oh 100
MoNDAAv, IL. @RuAki ~, isis'
the pu bile IL .ry nc "ss moa tho
Coifax. Lon isiana. o ,hn s..,,'s,, ,nU
said parishes. under nc io''o" '"s
conditions. to wit: .a,or
FT,r.t-Thsf Try to he soi
wears. A Tn
,Iil--Jlic ferry To le offer, ala
highest lii 1der per annmm for +.
period on he day Of sale. aud til
first years prize to le paid IN adj
vauce on tn .sisiy ufsaIe and ut once
hy liz sncce ssfui bidder. otherwise
the ferry to- Eat oine Offered. and
such ,Ielique II bi'i'l'r deprived ~
III the right again bid. Said pe
annnm price he paid In advanc,'
each suIsequ, ut year ON Januar.
End.
ThirsI-The X a zee shall sign writ
ten contract an.l give bond In the
SUM of FIVE hun Irt q dollars. renmw-
able annually. )a. able tn the pr..-
sidents ii the 20 DE iurcs III Natciii-
tochcs B,d Gram D irishrs. fOr III.
faithful perform: lice of his lease and
the payment O he p1 ice.
j. w. DUNCAN.
President Police Jury Grant Parish,
Louisiana.
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E. H. Blackv God.
E. B. Gray.
For Represent, tiye--
G. A. Foster.
TO. Hart.
For Police Juror, ward @
g. w. Gray.
II. ID. Pruett.
For Police Juror. ward f.
M. H. Nugent.
O. G. Watson.
For Police Juror, ward s.
w. l.. Blewster.
w. A. Nugent.
For Justice Peace, ward G.
f. P. Bullitt.
John R. Gray.
For Constable, ward g.
j. W. Fletcher.
F. E. Lemoine.
Be it further resolved, TEA.
there being funds on HANG srfii-
cient to defray tbe..xpenses of the
second primary, that no udc ltional
assessment be levied on the candi-
dates.
The following resolution offered
by H. G. Goodwin, and et,onded
bv B. F. Lewis, was unai imousJy
adopted:
Resolved, That, under iibe pri-
mary election law, a Sc ,ond pri-
mary election is .Hecessa ry to de.
termine several nomina tons, anc
the same Cohifnfssi5oners audl
Clerks aud Wmcharaaof election, !
who were seleetesbqto ssrsp at tl,.
first primary rlsablosts held. Jmu-
airy 23rl, 1912, are hereby real, |
pointed, as required by law, amt
directed 10 serve as Clerks. Com /
missioners'aud Watchers of elect
ton at thesecond primary eleciio,I
to be held February 81, 1912. amtl
that the Deputies elected for SER
vice at the first primary elections.
are reappointed for the se-onG
PRIMARY, apd shall deliver the bal
lot boxes, ETC., as required by law,
On motion, duly seconded, the
committee linen adjourned Ia. meet
on Saturday, March 2, 1912, to
canvass the returns and promul-
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gate the result If the.second pri-
mary election.
A. A. DEAN,
Fl. G. GOODWIN. Chairman.
Secretary Pro Tenn.

Here ia a m ssags If hope and good
cbeer from Mrs. y. j. Martin. Boone
Mil, Va, who is The mother If eiRhtee,,
children. Mrs. Martin was cured Ut
stomach trouble aud constipation 10y
CIamberlain's Tablets after five years
Of suffering, and now recommends the,
tablets tn tie public. Sold by all dealers.
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VOL. XXXvI
To the Voters of Grant Parish.

keen sense of appreciation when l
announce to you my sincere good
feeling for the loyal support and
large vote that You gave me at the
primary election Tuesday, Jan. %.
| came before you and am still
before you asking to be elected to
the office of representative on my
record as citizen, and my record
for honesty and efficiency. My
past and present record stands
open before you. You know that
/ have been found faithful to every
private trust that has been com
miited to my care. 1t is only by
the past and present standing Of a
person that we can Judge what
their future acts may be. My po-
litical position you know and have
read in my platform. You know
that | am pledged to use my best
efforts in bringing about the much
needed reforms in our State gov
eminent, for which we all have
been contendiDg. / stand, SO far
as | can, to help reform and stop
the extravagant expenditure of
our States public funds.
l am not seeking this Office With
the hope of getting money ont of
it, but l am asking that you elect
me to-this office because l believe
that l am qualified to serve you to
your best interest, and to the best
interest of our State. 1 am not a
stranger and foreigner in your
midst, as is my ouly opponent who
is in the race with me now, but /
am one of you; my home has al
ways been here, have always liv-
ed among you, and all of my inter-
est is here in Grant parish. My
object in asking to be elected to
this office, rs | said before, is not
for money, but for the work that !
shall be able to do for my people,
my parish and State, and when
this has been done well, then i
shall have an honor and endorse
ment that will be a future credit,
not only to me, but to my parish
and to you, my fellow countrymen,
as we'll.
/ have not come before you ask
lug for this Office in the interest Of
any one class of our citizens, as
has ny opponent, but l have come
in the interest of all classes and all
the legitimate interests of our peo-
pls.S My opponent. MIR. Hart, says
that he is making his race princi-
pally in the interest of some tim
Der and homestead claimants in
the center of this parish. He
says in his address published that
he has been in the timber and saw
mill business over twenty years }.
/ come before you asking for the
Office, and If elected shall not only
do all that l can to have the old
timber claims adjusted and settled.
And let me say here, for l want to
be honest with my people, that l
do not want you to expect much
from your representative along
this line, for there is little, if any
thing that he can do, as this mat
ter belongs to the United States
Congress, and is lodged in the
United States Land Department.
To introduce resolution in the
legislature asking our Congress
men and u. s. Senators to try to
get Congress TO take this matter
u, fsall that a parish representa-
tive can do. A number of our
Congressman have already agreed
to do what they can to have this
matter brought to a close, but l
shall also look we'll to the many
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Attend the big sale. Peoples
Cash,Store TWO STORES.