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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-19
Large Furniture Sale Wednesday, I

a. m. Almost everything needful for
the home Goods on exhibition Tues
day. Come in and see them Wilson r
Mayors, AuctiOneers, 1921 and l29s G. ST
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
wANTED-sUBURBAN.

WANTED-To buy for cash. one or tgs
suburban lots. or an acre tract or equity
IN same; state price. and II Improved OF not.
Address BOX 81, this Office. noIs-3t
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WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
81 DOWN 81 PER MONTH

NO -AlEGE=t--sg taxes
PRICES. SO up. city property. Fire and
Police protection. City collection aad De-
livery OF mail Three squares from ear line.
one car fare. Lots 25xl03 and upward.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS COMPANY,
Us + ST. nv. Phone NJ 100. nolD-tf
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-December /. I544 New Jersey
ave NV, second floor fiat. finest la city; fva
rooms; bath. pantry large closets and stor-
age. eastern and southern exposure. separate
yards. fine gas and coal ranges, $50 per month
by year adults only. nolg-3t
FOR RENT-Attractive new fat five rooms
and bath. first floor. Metropolitan car line.
S2s llth 81. ne: S22.50 open. noI9-2t
FOR RENT-Four rooms ana bath nat: a.
l.. $40 81. sw.. rent only SIS Ell
BRIDGE +. JORDAN. 1914 q ST. NV. nol5-st
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S. Alright Wood Heater, s..
A. Eberly's Sons, rs 7th NV.
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.

FOR RENT-Omcs rooms IN the Evans
Building. l4l6 10 1929 New York ave NV /:
most centrally located; rental very low APP
ply 10 JOHN .. EVANS 1924 New York
ave. ae2I-tf
BLISS BUILDING. 50 r. Il. nw.-Very de-
sirabe Offices facing Capitol with heat
light. and janitor service. from IS per month
up. Call or write a, -. BLISS. Telephone
East Gas. se1-tf
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

THE DORCHESTER-TW rooms and cabi-
net kitchen; SO. SIz SIS. steam heat. elegant
baths. public laundry. Janit0r service. tele-
phone. etc 18th 81. and Maryland ave sV
Reference required. KARRICK & NET
CALF. 1888 G st. nv. noIs-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping apart
ment four rooms and bath THE FARRA.
GUT. corner 18th and 1 SITS. nol7-3t
LOVELY first floor housekeeping apartment
at THE ELMORE. so nth ST.; SIS 60 Jani-
tor uOlT-3r
FOR RENTING front apartments IN THE
Lorraine. 1904 Park ST.. Mount Pleasant
Each fve rooms ana tiled bath. Price Ss5
Also one apartment in The Kingman Massa-
chusetts ave. ~. between 4Ih and 5th ste .
rooms and bath, hot-water heat uEht free E.
s25 The Lorraine and The Kingrnan are
the Al0nzo o. Bliss Properties thOrOus hIv
modern. conducted by owner, agent visits
property daily.
See Janitor or ". T. COWEN. Bliss Build
ing. % Is 81, nv. nOII IF
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FOR sALE-MIscRLLANEous.

FOR sALE-Mahogany pool table. eood a.
new can II. WELLFORD. 1916 S6th st
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TWO CENTS A WORD
For All other Classified Liners
Three or More Consecutive Days. one
Cent q Word

If you have Lot
the time to send
or bring your AID
to The Times or
any of the fol
lowing branch
Offices, just call
up Main 3o93
and our Want
AID Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

WANTED-By experienced salesman and
clerk. employment from am. TO pm
l. $ s., l24s X 81. NV. nol9-et
WANTED-By painter work at lowest price:
also sign work cheap clothes taken In part
payment Second floor. 1908 Sth ST. Sc.
nol9,2I
WANTED-By colored man, situation as
lahitor or porter; give the best reference
HARRY, 1921 NJ st. NV. nol9-2t
I WISH a position as hotel man OF house
man In any part Of the city. Go st. Sc.
WANTED-By a good dishwasher. - Goat
alley. II
WANTED-By a student, place 10 work
mornings and evenings. Apply 1888 sth ST.
NV. Il
ROBERT II. JACKSON. Trained Nurse and
AisS,aslsi, 1873 J. ST. NV. was trained AT
the Lamar Hospital ana took "A special course
IN the massage trainingi competent 20 nurse
any case. II
WANTED-By young colored man. position
as Waterman. l105 LIST ST. sw. nol9-3t
WANTED-By reliable married white man
industrious. place 10 manage farm near the
city, Address AUGUSTUS ri SGRONE
Prince George Co, Md nols-4t
wANTED-By young man. position as bar
tender has experience. Address BOX l24.
this office. II
WANTED-Situatinn as cashier and single
entry bookkeepeI or as cashier alone: viii
give best Of references. CLARENCE s.
REID. Gaithers5urg. Nd. nol5-3t-eod
wANTED-By young man. a place in men S
furnishing store. Address 943 -. sw.
n0lB-U
FOR RENT-TWo unfurnished rooms front
and hail, second floor sos 10th 81. NV.
nols3t
WANTED-By ex-corporai, D. G. Volunteers
Spanisn-Amerlcan war, work OF any descrip-
lion; good penman; married; guarantee sat
isfaction Address BOX 49, this office.
nOI82t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREg We store for 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., AIS -420-4a2
10th 81. nv. Phone Main "A. oc2s- s0t
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

vVANTED-Ev student room and board IN
private family; state price. Address ION
H. this ofhce. noLS--l
WANTED-By a Young lady In offiee, room
and board. not TO exceed SO per month. Ad-
dress BOX lOl. this office nolo--t
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HELP WANTED--MALE & FEMALE

WAETED-we guarantee to ofrer every per
son a position who joins American Home
seekers Association. AIS lOth 81. NV, base
meut. BOWIE Inc) nO8-sjt
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FOR sALE-Lurs.
JOSEPH I. WELLER.

REALTY BROKER. zoe F 81, n. ".
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR sALE-Racycie. in perfect condition.
COZ 18th 81. be. II
FOR sALE-Chainless Columbia. snell. Ram
bier. Racycle and 100 others. good new.
We need the room. &. II. HUNTER. Tho
Bicycle Man. 81 Il 81. NV. Il2 Pennsylvania
ave. nv. nOlI-5t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Eurnished or unfinished rooms.
682 East Capitol 81. nol9-3t
FOR RENT-Ro0ms, single or en- suite: with
nv. nOl9-3t
THREE nice large rooms: rent reasonable
Apply ~ Goth u. NV. nols-3t
FOR RENT-Three furnished or unfurnished
rooms. with heat and gas central location.
no 18th 81. NV. nOlS-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished or UNFINISHED rooms
1879 Pennsylvania ave. NV, near War De-
partment and Treasury. uoI6-4t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Good reliable woman to cook and
do light housework Apply 1902 'th 81. sW-
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Virginia
property, nicely furnished house, centrally
located. suitable for transient or permanent
boarders. Address BOX l22. this ONCE.
nDlg-3t
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-09
Resolutions OF Respect.
To the Officers and Members of For
rest City Lodge, No 329, X & l.. Of II .

10 the Officers and Members of For
rest City Lodge, No 800, K. 81. Of II.
Whereas our esteemed and beloved
brother, W. NJ Murphree, has been
taken from our midst by the Supreme
Dictator Of the universe. and
Whereas, in the death Of Brother
Murphree, this Lodge lameuts the loss
Of one Of its members. the county a
good citizen, and the family a kind and
aifectionate father and loving hus-
band. Therefore
Resolved, That while we hunbly sub
NIT TO the Will Of our supreme Ruler.
We nevertheless feel the loss Of our
brother
Resolved, That We tender to his fam.
lily aud friends oar heartfelt sympathy
IN their sad bereavement
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this Lodge.
aud copy be sent 10 the family of our
deceased brother, and our city paper be
requested to publish the same.
T. W MCCLENDoN.
Mrs EMMA PREwETT.
W. II PEARSON.
Committee.
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Card.
TO ii.Pnhiil.

To tie Public.
! take tits method q informing ny
friends thatI have resigned ny position
With Mr.. X L. Pettns. and have tins
day TAKEN An interest in the hfm Of
L Tariey X c. where / wish to SCI
al my old friends aad assure a
that | vii BE- in a position TO treat
them family and squarely. and give
them the best tatgains III the make,
from well selected stock q all kind.
Of goods. which our senior member. NJ
/ Tufiey, IS now buying 10 s. Louis
/ hnpe You vii call % me a. NY ne y
quarters, and give me tie opportunity
TO sell YOU what you need in CIR line
With kind personal regards, l am
Your truly.
LINN TUELEY.
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To the Public.

George l.. Jackson will open a pr
waite school in Crowley Ridge Institute
building on the first Monday in Octo
Der Those who wish TO send their
children should make arrangements at
once. Terms of tuition will be reason
able, and each pupil will be put in he
grade to which he or she properly Dc.
longs. III necessary, one or two assist
ant teachers viii be employed
GEO. l.. JACksON.
Forrest City, Arkansas.
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Resolutions of Respect

whereas, very sudden aud most
grievous affection has beta'len our CON
munitF and especially Geo. 2. TayloI
Lodge No. 1876, |. O. o. +, Forrest
CITY, Ark, IN the uu'imely taking ava,
OF Brothefs " W Rainbolt and "
NJ. MuFphree, who in tie faithful di,
charge Of their duties a. officers of thf
law, we're shat down by an outlaw anc
ass SSH: and
Whereas, 1t is the sense of this Lodge
that 1t has never before been our NJ cas-
IRE 10 be associated with two brayel
and more uaseidsh men. aud Sucn j.
also the opinion of!their numerou.
friends in our town and wherever the.
were known.
BE 1t resolved, That in Lodge assem-.
bled We ATTEMPT to express aar heart
felt sympathy for the grief stricken
wives and children, and assure them
that It Is the desire Of every brother e
the Lodge TO be of some relief. aad
KNOWING no" empty are wofds, "
lruHl that they viii to4k back Of ttes-
feeble expressions and understand tn
genuine feeling in eonr5,o ,yi,h a..
a, ~. ~,
~ ~ i'''e IA - s'ieiy pzeu di'tiesse1
men greet aud sorro" are our for tie
less was common ore 10 Is al TAe5f
lives aie pde.jbIy irnnressed IN aa.
noer,ar,ag -. nm 1t.
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trom i4s TO 90 Pounds.

One Of the most remarkable cases of q
cold, deep-seated on tie lungs causing
pneumonia, Is that of Mrs Gertrude +
fenner, Marion, Ind who was entirely
cured by the USE Of One Minute Cough
Cure. She says: The coughing and
straning so weakened me that ran down
~ weight from Las to 81 pounds. tried
A number OF remedies u no avail until |
used One Minute Cough Cure Four bit
IS Of this wonderful remedy cured M
Entirely OF the cough, strengthened my
lungs aud restored me to my normal
weight health and strength Sold by J.
I. Sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-09
Be autiful Women.

Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow OF health aud pare complexion.
make all women beautiful. Take a small
dose of Herbine after each meal: il Will
prevent constipation and help digest what
yon have eaten. soc Mrs w NJ Stroud.
Midlothian, Texas, writes, May 81, 1901:
we have used Herbne in our family tor
eight years, and found it the best med
cine We ever used for constipation. bilious
fever and malaria. . Sold by j. T. San
ders.
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4 eoy,s VIC Rloe forLlta-

IN family around expecting I'm +
c =, aud snn riding for NE. : fnii-s "a
z~t DR.. King. New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs aud cold. " II. Brown.
o. L-esFar, Iad endured death, sgonie.
nom asthma. bui TINS wonderful m-d
On" gave instant relief and ,oou cured
nm. lie wits Il nov sleep soQnd :
every night Ike marvellous. cure, at
consumption. pneumonia, bronchitis. cold
coughs and grippe prove it, matches
merit for all throat and lung trouble.
G1atanteed bctt = zoe and :l99. Ira
bolt Is free. By all druggists.
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Neglected Colds

Every part of the mucous membrane.
the nose, throat, ears, head and lungs, etc
are subjected to disease and blight from
neglected colds. Billiards. Horehoupd
Syrup Is pleasant and effective remedy.
2sc. soc, slice. W Akend-ick. Valley
Mills, Texas, writes: Il have used Bal
iadrs hoTehound Syrup for coughs and
throat troubles; it is pleasant and most
efectiro -e~etY > Sold ~ 7. = san
derc.
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This Means Cash-Not Credit.

IL bs Sand. Gfauu ated Sugar 81 90
i bs Bsst Fancy Y E Sugar -. %
; ,bs G9Jdard's No :, Roasted
Coffee .4..........z....... GO
lbs Standard Gorn..=..... l0e per can
) lbs s'andaId Tomatoes Ice per can
5 los 4. " II soda, with hand
some cupaHd saucer .#......s... 25e
And everything { Sc at the loves prices
N town for cash.
Give me your business
A. l.. GRADY.
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what is l-tfa2

10 The last analysis nobody knows. but
We 90 know tia il II under street law.
ABUSE mat las even slightly. pain results.
irregular living means arrangement Of
Ine organs. resulting In constipation had
acne OF liver trouble. Or KINGS New
LIE Pills quickly read asl this. rs gee
tie, vet tho-oegt Only 80. ty III drug.
glst,.
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Sprafns.

) a. Read Cisco, Texas. writes. March
nth. l90l My wrist was sprained %
badly by fall that it was useless. after
using several remedies that tailed 10 gtyr
relief ! used BatIard's snow LlHimeHt.
aud ~as cured, earnestly recommend
It to any one suffering from -praius. " &c.
soc. 81 90. Sod by j T. Sanders.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT
Judge II y Hutton Presiding. and
A Large DoSket Before Him.


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u 0-i0i1 - ~ tl2'e an 'e4a9 II
o-s''ies-.
he " tifs attorneys present were
". :. j Campbell 4 Se@uofi- tsp-e
ssutirg tie Iz5s Moautsin R41waf
ht. L 1. P'eice. principal attorney 81
TIE IhoetaS' shd III i. I. 4fizlo.e
" D'h ~. 'z5at 'HL9si Pasi a LIN
assn : s.se pisseht.
; Prosecuting attorney z r Andrew
Ct Augusta, snsvefeG . TIE r.. Co
ans a. ready 10 axe ID tie business
q The CUT "a 1=A 9fthe sia'e. -
Is Tie iasi Of Nj Andrews hrss tenn.
lie has MADE a good record aid tie
stale interests nave b.eu eaTeil' )
guarded ana Ieoheo dfktI by hIm. lie
Was Te-fisc'td list MONDAY AID vii
begin lis La" term Of November Ii
1s'i.
JUDGE Hutton soon had The court o.
gained The n lowing grand Jnrors
were sworn 10 70 serve Tor TIE term un.
Tess excused faf cause. W. De-
h9sltf, u W Pearson. II J. Dooley.
L. Is. FafseIl. i. +. Giles. HsI Dennis,
J. II GaFenaugh, John " Blaksm9re,
u. u Rattan, Louis Pugh J. !. Bar.
TOT, ) IL Co'e' ). y Stein, jim Nc
Cutcbep, /. " eIzieys }. W. Aven.
Messrs c. Z. Ninson and e. {. sar
I'm WIRE excused by ne court On &C
eou't u i''neof4 anu Oh. u DAVIS ,t-
:. oapa . 70 ei2f 1'''' l.
i'iItef a'i' u : aii' , "coutcilth
'aA'' I'm 'i'e 1'9s % atseiaa'es.
messfs. W. j. Dillon, b 1 Johnson,
If. a. fefiet' w. Campbell, +. q
May a. W. Bryant and L. L. Bfantley
were excused from service on the petit
jury, and the following were sworn in
10 serve during The term J. W. Grip
pen, j. +. EldTldge, A. j. Winford, J
1. ANDERSON, II a. Horton, Silas Lea
VIII, j. y. Beard, u. NJ. Pettus. 1 a
IL. DAVIS, W. +. Allen, l.. Is. James,
!. /. Garner, / ID. Hampton, j. NJ
Logan, W. II. Brown, II A Bolton,
1feeh DeVasier, }. l.. Henley, \. l..
ingram, /. Il. Iaylor, Jno. Nj. Davis,
hai feeVy, Il. b oliver, }. r. stock
ara
Inc Following business has been &C
eompllshed 30 lar thls week as shown
on The Judges
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
State vs. Jerry Smith, resisting Off.
GERS: cause dismissed
State " Milton Jefferson. assault IN
kill, continued by state.
Same VS. same pistol; same order.
STATE W. Up Jackson arson FOL pros
state vs. ben brown, pistol; forfeit
u'e anu aiiss warrants dismissed oAPay-
nenu Oh costs'
o'a'e vs. Joseph fhlliips, pistol plead
gul''F' hheu s9o.
olate vs. Newton Miller, Lee Crews
anu ueofse " lisoh, forfeiture and alias
:" al "p'' ioi TEXTURE set ASIDE as u
Jews pea Oh guilty by Crews, hned
CIV
state vs. D. Ia. IhomAs, disturbing
peao'' p'e"u guilty nhed %
0'"'e 's Jim "'eenoi' grand farce
ny !u'y tiia'' verdict guilty, peniten-
'i'.S "ne 'e'.'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-05-12
WASHINGTON
HOSE PARADE.
Held an Enthusiastic Meeting
Last Night Will Hold a.
Three Days Far.
co TO new BRUNSWICK

Washington Hose Compsnv held au
important nesting last night in the hose
house in Water street. 1t was the best
attended meeting the company has had
for some time. The new combination
wagon which arrived yesterday was
doub btless the attraction.
At the meeting it was decided to hold
three nights fair, In the new house on
Rector street as soon ..as that building is
ready for occupancy. The following
committee was appointed to make
arrangements for the same. Theodore
Aderson. Leonard Cosgrove, William
Hartman, Thomas Baker and Frank Van
Sickle.
The boys talked over the plans for the
coming firem-n's parade in New Bruins
wick, which will be held next October A.
They decided 10 Ket tIrst class brass
bsnd aud the followiu7 committee will
look after the matter: H. H. FRANKIE,
William HarGmann, aud AXel Peterson.
Before the meeting the company, in
full uniform, psraded about the city
with the new fire apparatus, SO that the
citizens could see just what it looked
like
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-05-12
TORE BARK
FROM TREE.
Fine Maple in Front Of Black
smith Shop Damaged
Last Night.

Longfellow's poem, 1.-The V illage
Blacksmith, with those beautiful
lines,
" Under the spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stands,
Is evidently not appreciated by every
one in Perth Amboy.
Last night some person tore off
much of the bark ON one of the fine
maple trees in front of the. blacksmith
shop James Smith, in King street.
The tree. which is one of the Oldest
on the street, is great shade and
comfort to the employees of the black
smith shop on the hot summer days.
1t now seems probable that the tree
will die, although Mr.. Smith is max
ing every effort to save it. This morn.
ing he bought some tar and applied it
to the injured part of the tree. and
bound it with cloth.
The police are on the lookout for
the person who committed the act and
if ho is found it will 90 hard with
him,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-05-12
REPAIRS ON
SEWER DONE.
Washington Street Sewer Being
Restored to its Former
Condition.

The repairs on the Washington street
Sc wer, from Rector to Front street, have
been completed, and the filling In of that
stretch is shout accomplished. There still
remains below Front street, had hole to
be done away with.
The Crouse Construction Company has
been at work on these repairs about IA
month. The biggest part of The work yet
remains to he done. 1t comprises the
stretch from Rector to State street. The
repairs will extend only rs far as State
street.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-05-12
RENEWAL OF
LICENSES.
Excise Board Held Adjourned
Meeting in City Hall
Last Night.
SEVERAL TRANSFERS

Things were very quiet at the adjourned
meeting of The Excise Board last night
and a number of renewals a few
transfers were granted.
At the last meeting of the board, n
week ago, the request for renewal from
Thomas McCollun,, who keeps the Buff
fslo cafe, State street, WAS laid OF The
table. The renewal WAS granted last
nighg.
The following rene walls were granted
Rasmus Hansen, Woodbridge Road
James K. Nolan 1856 Washington street
Jesse Peterson, 1870 Front street; Oscar
Schroeder, Wholesale, AZ Smith street,
+. j. Drost, &c Smith street; Mike
Fishayer, Smith street; John Cutcher,
Smith street; f. J. Swllz.r, 1913 Smith
street; John Petnski, Sc Hall avenue; ;
Mrs. Benz amin Myers, 249 Smith street
William +. HARTMANN, 2 Smith street
Leonard Zasembra, "a Hall avenue; Fred
fanny, 81 Smith street; Thomas McCol-
lum, 327 State street; George K. Loeser,
Maurer; Carl Mabel, State street.
The following permits to lottle beer
were also granted: John Wurgler, Wood
bridge Road, new place; George E..
Loeser, MAurer; Owe. Poulson, 1870 Elm
street. go
The following transfers were also
granted Carl Nelson, ID Hall avenue to
Wladeslsr Sslcoosoz ~; Mrs Peter Hoe
berg, 1l2 Fayette street to John Dahl.
The transfer of George q. Hrako from
262 Sm'th street to the store at the corner
OF BERTRAND Avenue, and Smith street.
was laid on the table tN
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-05-12
SEARCH FOR
NEW PASTOR.

The committee appointed last We'd
nesday night to secure new pastor
for the First Presbyterian church has
had ono informal meeting already
and expects to get together very soon
and open negotiations for hearing a
candidate, to succeed Or. H. G. Men.
denhall. The members of this com.
mittee are: @. d. Snedeker and
William Murdoch, from the congre
cation; E. W. Barnes and Adrain
Lyon, from the session; Sidney Rid
ulestorffer and j. J. Deitche, from
the Board of Trustees.