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DEATHS IN EDGEEIEID.

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ne III BlackstOck for II short visit.
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THE CHARLESTON BUDGET.

Piedmont. S. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

two years and one month, when he
was removed, charged with offensive
partisanship.
He again devoted himself to his
mems furnishing business, which he
had not in the meanwhile abandoned.
In January, 1892, he was reappointed
Postmaster by President Harrison,
entering upon his duties February 1
of that year, and serving continuously
until March 81, 1896, when he again
returned to his gents furnishing
business, until February, 1898, when
he was appointed Collector of Gus
toms at the Port of Perth Amboy,
N. j., by President Mckinley, receiv-
ing a reappointment from President
Roosevelt on January 29th, 1902.
He was always very active in all
the political bodies of which he has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

Village, Somerset County, this State,
November 9TH, 1872, attended the
Round Top School House, near
Martinsville, where at his early age
gave evidence of a brilliant future.
When but eighteen years of age he
taught school at Mount Prospect,
N. j. Later he taught in P~iscataway
town, Middlesex County, and the
three succeeding years was Principal
of the Fairfield School in the same
county. The last year there Mr..
Spencer read law with the firm of
Reed & Codington, al Plainfield, and
two years later was admitted to the
bar. Later he was licensed as a
Master in Chencery. After his adj
mission he opened an offieeAin this
city and has since been engaged in a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
MAX GOLDMAN

Max Goldman, of &c Hall venue
and 300 State street, is one of the
City's most popular wholesale and
retail butchers. Mr.. Goldman is a
member of the Excise Board and
takes an active part in the duties Of
that office. He runs four wagons
and has eight employees and is mas
ter of the different branches of the
business in which they take part.
His fair dealing and fine meats have
attracted a very large patronage.
His stock is of the best quality, both
smoked meats as well as fresh. His
poultry is always tender, and all kinds
of game can be purchased in these
large stores in season. Once 'puT-
chasing you are Sure to return.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
S. SCHULTZ

Probably in the whole c ty of Perth
Amboy there is no man in his line of
business more popular than S. Schultz,
liquor merchant at SO Hall avenue.
His telephone number is S. |. OF
jolly disposition he numbers his
by the thousands. He was
porn in Germany in 1878 in which.
dountry he was educated and took
good advantage Of the excellent Ger
lhan schools and university. Fifteen
fears ago he first saw the great land
Dc America, coming here with a de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

termination to make a home for him
self somewhere in the United States,
just where it would be, or was, at
the time he landed a mystery to
him. A young man ambitious, full of
energy, it did not take long for him to
secure a position. He worked for
several years for the L. V. r. r.. Co.,
but his independent nature and pro-
gressiveness five years ago, and also
advice by several friends, induced
him to open his pleasant liquor store
at 20 Hall avenue. Every thing there
sold is of the best and is the resort
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

four years in that body. He was
elected to the Legislature from the
Third Assembly District of Middle
sex County in the Fall of 1883, and
again in 1884, serving in the Assem-
bly, of 1884 and 1885. In February
Of 1885 he was called to Washington,
ID. c., and offered the appointment
of Postmaster of his native city by
Senators Sewell and Kean. The
latter at that time was a member of
Congress from this district. He
accepted the appointment, it being
the last of hat character made by
President Arthur. He resigned as
a member Of the Assembly and
entered upon his duties as Post
master March 4, 1885, the same day
that President Cleveland was inaug-
uEated, serving until April II, 1887,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

been a member, serving on important
committees and taking part in debate !;
has served as chairman of both
County and City Republican Com
mittees. He is a charter member of
Goodwill Council, No. 81, Jr. O. U.
A. NJ, and was its first presiding
officer. In Masonry he is a member
of Union Lodge, No. 70, f. and A. M;
Scott Chapter, X. A. M. Temple.
C|ommandery, No. IS, Knights Tenn
plar Mecca Temple; Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, and the Masonic
Temple Association. He is also a
member of Friendship Lodge, No. 80,
Knights of Pythias, and Adelphic
Council, Royal Arcanum. He is "a
director in the First National Bank
of Perth Amboy, and a director in
two buildik md loan associations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

pumps and dug the first wells of new
main and other improvements which
he foresaw would be necessary and
which he reported to the Council
in 1899 and 1900.
The improvements he suggested in
his reports are now being carried out
by the present Commission. In 1901
Mr.. Johnson was elected Freebooter
and reelected in 1908. He is a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
HON.. ROBERT CARSON

Robert Carson was born in New
Rkswav,z s2U., December 20, 1883,
where he has always resided. He
attended the public schools until he
was eighteen years old, when he be-
came a clerk in the real estate office
Of MI. John S. Ferguson. In June,
1873 he entered the New Brunswick
Post Office as a clerk, having re-
q .ived the appointment from Post
aster Joseph Fisher, where he
7emained seven years, when he re-
signed, to embark in the mems
furnishing business. He was elected
a member of the Common Council
from the Second Ward, in April,
1882, andEe-elected in 1884, serving
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
JOHN H. POULSEN

John II. Poulsen of 40 Ki.land
Place is one of the cities popular citi-
Zens.
Mr.. Poulsen is chief clerk in
Haney's Coal Office and is now ser
wing his fourth term as member OF
the Board of Education being first
elected in 1897 and has served longer
than any member Of the board.
He was born in Denmark and has
resided in this city thirty-four years.
AS a man Mr.. Poulson is verylpop-
ular, enegetic, strict in his business
dealings, he has made many friends
is a member of the K. of p, Wood
men of the World, Red Men, Danish
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

among the members of the legal fra
ternlty of this part Of the state. He
IS now attorney of the Perth Amboy
Mutual Loan, Homestead and Build
ing Association, and was solicitor
Tor Raritan Township for the past
three years. Mr.. Spencer is a mem
Der OF the Perth Amboy Council.
n. a., No. HOO, and the Mount
1ion Lodge, No. IS, F. x A. M.
improved Order Of Red Men. In
politics he has always been a staunch
Republican, attends all the conven-
tions of his party.
His great-grandfather, Caleb Spen-
Ger, was n of the first set 1ers in
County. His uccess
proves what a boy by energy and
7 sticking to it can achieve.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
PETER JOHANSEN

Freebooter Peter Johansen is one
of the cities most progressive e
He is superintendent of Patrick White
y Sons Machine Shop and Foundry.
MI. Johansen is a Democrat, in 1898
was elected alderman of the Third
Ward, serving one term was chosen
chairman Of the Water Committee,
and during his term installed new
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

of many politicians, and by the way
light here is a good place to state
hat Mr.. Schultz proved his popular
ity last fall when he was elected an
alderman by a good majority, and the
boys will not soon forget the good
time hal was given them by Mr..
Schultz after the vote was announced
and he found himself elected. Its a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

this city which is an e1viable record
showing the appreciation of his en-
ployers. He is a charter member OF
the Knights of the Golden Eagle and
Past Chief and Ex-Foreman of the
Hook & Ladder Company, of which
he has been an active member four
teen years. Mr.. Henry is president
of the Central Labor Union and
Treasurer of the Terra Gotta Local
Union No. IT, also treasurer of Union
Courier. Mr.. Henry is a man Of
sterling qualities and highly respected
by all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

most prominent and honored citizens.
SO great was his Honor's popularity
that he was elected twice to represent
the people in the assembly.
In addition to having a large
clientage Mr.. Lyon is President OF
the Perth Amboy Saving Institution
and Register of the Board of Propri-
etors Of East Jersey, one of the few
ancient bodies in this country. He
is also prominent in the Chamber OF
Commerce and identified with other
important business enterprises.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

Social Athletic Club, One Hundred
Men Society and the Braga Singing
Society. Since Mr.. Poulsen has
been a member of the Board of Edu-
cation by his advice and influence
public schools No. S & 6 and the
High School building have been
built, and school No. 7 in Paterson
street is under way
This gentleman believes in the
young people starting out with a good.
education and with his co-workers has
done excellent work in the advance
ment of educating the youngsters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

Hon. Adrian Lyon came to this
city when a mere boy.
His ability as a lawer is known all
over the state although not many
years a practitioner. 1t is due to this
ability that Hon. Foster M. Voorhees,
when governor of this state appointed
him judge of the District Court of
this city. TO his honesty and en-
legrity is due his great success; and
he stands today one Of the city's
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
John L. LUND, vi. D.

EVERYBODY knows John L. Lund,
M. d., 1871 High street, Perth Am
boy, N. J. He graduated from the
Long Island College Hospital, Brook
Ign, in 1891, came to Perth Amboy IN
February, 1899, and rapidly built up
a large practice. Has been City Phy-
stefan for the last five years. Is a
prominent member of Raritan +. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

city where he conducts a cafe of the
best kind, and of high order. 1t is 10
Gated in a most attractive building
and very largely patronized by. the
best element of the city trade. An
attractive feature of Mr.. lofts cafe
is its cleanliness. every thing is as
clean as it is possible to make it, and
his employees are well paid and of
the best. Mr.. lofts political career
will not end with his being alderman /;
his hosts of friends while they would
regret to lose his able and valuble ser
vices as alderman have in view a
higher office, and his nomination
means his election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
B. FRANK HENRY

City Comptroller B. Frank Henry
was born in Prince Edwards Island.
He has resided in this city since 1882
present city address is 100 High
street.
Comptroller Henry has been EN-
ployed in the Perth Amboy Terra
Gotta Works ever since he can to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

general and lucrative practice. His
resolute nature, laudable ambition
and strong mentality, are an excellent
foundation upon which to rear the
superstructure of success, and his
friends are confident that his future
career will gain him nigh prominence
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

A handsome figure is that of
Henry loft, alderman. He is of
Danish birth, has served faithfully
several years as alderman in the
Fourth Ward using his utmost infu-
ence for the interests of the people,
is a most conscientious representative.
His frequent reelection to office is the
best evidence of the peoples high re-
gard for him. Mr.. loft is in bust
ness in the Eagleswood section of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
ARTHUR L. GROVER, D. v. S.

If you require the services of a
first class Veterinary Surgeon, one
who guarantees satisfaction, call on
Arthur l.. Grover, d.. V. s., of no
Brighton avenue, Telephone call III f.
DIR. Grover was born in New Bruins
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

pleasure to go in this store, %cleanli-
ness prevails, there are nc disturban-
.ces and friends can sit down, quietly
give their orders and talk over busin-
ess or matters of the day without fear
of being annoyed by a noisy crowd.
If one wants a nice little lunch, help
yourself, it is there in large quantities
and of the best. The proprietor Of
this popular resort belongs to the Red
Men, Liquor Association, S. K. P.
Society and National Grand Lodge OF
Chicago. AT different times he has
filled Offices in the different societies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
WILLIAM A. SPENCER

VIM. A. Spencer, although one of
younger representatives Of the
fraternity, has by his active
brain achieved great success.
Mr.. Spencer was born in Union
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

M. and Lawrence Council 10, Q.
F. and a member Of the City Hospital
Staff. The doctor socially Is very
popular. His office hours are Sto 10.
a. M, / to 3 p. m, and 6 to 8 p. m.
Telephone 63-B. Also, can be reached
through Sections Pharmacy, 70 and
IL Smith street, telephone o4-F.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

member of the X. of p, Masonic and
several Danish Societies.
Though of scandinavian d~escenthe
is an American Citizen in the deepest
meaning of the term. Far seeing;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

previous 10 that he was a student IN
the Nc Gill college Of Montreal.
He was house surgeon in the N. y.
hospital also later House Surgeon OF
the Burns Im6rmary Of Brooklyn.
D.. Grover has been very succes s.
full and established a large practice
In politics he isa strong democrft
and it is evident in the near tutuie
that party will elect him to some good
Office,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
N4W YARD NEWS
Special to Tn. start

BREMER'TOS. Sept. 2s.-Ths
monitor Wyoming vas given . dock
trial on Monday morning. IN order
60 see II the work completed By the
steam engineering department on
her engines was satisfactory.
With the exception Of the mounts
for her after 4-inch and forward
e-pouuder guns she is now ready for
sea. but viii not leave here before
October 6. when she goes 20 Seattle
20 be present al the launching %
the Nebraska
The board of survey on the Al
bangs dynamo meets today.
II Is rumored that the New York,
which Is now AZ MagdAlen bay.
Mex having target practice. will
return 20 san Francisco and not "a
around 20 the Atlantis side, as orig
inally intended.
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51'PHONE THE STAR

quarter u the south east quarter
/ tHE. = of gE. - Of Section -.
same Township and Range. thence
west 10 the north west corner ~ tbs
south west quarter Of the south
west quarter fBW. 4 ~ sW ~
~ said Section n. thence north 70
+ the north vest corner % said Bee
t ton -. thence eaat. along the north
| line ~ said Section 4 3. and eontlnu-
I ing east along said line produced.
/ ~ the intersection 0f said line with
tha north westerly boundary limo Of
lot !. ~ Block fz7. Of the said
/ Seattle Tide Lands. thence north
saatefiy. along said last mentioned
line 70 the west boundary line ~
the West waterway as indicated
upon said plat ~ said Seattle Tide
Lands. thence north along SAID
west boundary line Of said West
waterway. and said line produced
north. 20 the Outer Harbor Line as
shown upon said plat Of said Seat
Ito Tide Lands. thence north ~
90 vest % a point where such lina
interhecta the center section line Il
Section 2. same Township and
Range. produced north. which point
Il due north Of Dwamish Head.
thence south q west 10 a point
where such lins intsrsscts ths
south westerly boundary line "a
Block lG5, 81 said Seattle Tide
Lands. produced Orth-uestefly.
thence south -eaeterly. along said
south westerly boundary line q
said Block 465. Seattle Tide Lands.
produced. 10 the place q beginning.
That the polls will be open upon
said September zeth. 1904. the day
set Tor said special election. betweea
the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock r. ".
That the following places at
which the polls will be open upon
said day shall be ~ follows
For all those portions Of River
side. Spring Hiil and Mountain
View precincts included within said
territory 70 proposed 20 be aunsIsd
% said city. Al the residence "a
Peter Hanson. IN said Riverside pre-
einrt. said residence being located
in Block No 4. Of Banner Tract Ia
West Seattle.
For all that portion Of West se-
attic precinct IN said territory 30
proposed 20 be ANNEXED TO said city.
and not included within the present
corporate limits Of said City %
West Seattle. at schlottsra Hall.
situated on olympic Ayenus. In said
city:
For the City Of West Seattle. 81
schlotter's Hall. on Olympic Ave-
nue. In said city.
That there are hereby appointed
and designated as the officers %
said election.
For the precincts Of Riverside.
Spring Hlll and Mountain View.
Peter Hanson. Inspector. and =. Y.
Lemouda and Charles Davis. Judges
For that portion OF West seAttla
Precinct not included within the
corporate limits Of said city. c. p.
King. Inspector. and L. X. Mess
and John schlottsr. Judges.
For the said City Of West Seattle.
{. p. King. Inspector. and I. n
ElcsE and John sehlotter. JudEea
COUNCIL or THE CITY or WEST
SEATTLE. King County. WASH
ington.
@. r. EIcOLL. Mayor.
Attest; W. G. DICKINSON,
City Clerk.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

=. Il. Mullen. 81 Ballard ave, cop.
City Halt
frentert prua Co., Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W A. Mansfield a Co, Druggist,
gard snd Jackson.
aransm's Hene Bakery, a1oS ts.
RNenue.
c. n. Lehndreif, cigar stors, st6la
Second.
Thaa Harris. at Postofflee, Rsnton.
Littis's Pharmacy, let ave. north
ard Harrison street. J, ~, Little,
prenrister
Carlton a c.. pruaeist, cor sth
80. and pae. street. south Seattle,
p. A. Moore, Posteffioe. So. Psrk.
University prus Stere, University
Station.
Newell 81, Pharmacy. 1914 Howell
street.
Hainlsr Pharmacy, Mr., Clark, pre-
prletor. 2o2a e. Madison.
Cetuwhia Drua store w J. stud
ley. prcp., Columbia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy p, z. Fisher.
prop.. ets Broadway ard JaHfes,
cusker nrus Co. toi9 ist ave.
leary's Pharmacy, 80 ". broads
NaNf phene Union %
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SOME vsrY fine homes close 90 ear
lines ln fhe suburbs - Seattle
every wnKs Henutiful homes f4r pee
pie ~ moderate Incomes Hf exceed
inRiV modest prices. Al on such enaF
terms that you con afford fo Hfap
paying rent on some other mans
piHfe You viii Dee Furrf.Hrd AZ what
few hundred dollars will do WHY
not come iu and talk about If We
Ike 90 visit with YOU. and sou will
not be- urged 70 buy something you
do not want
See T. y. FAY q CO. 90 Denny Bldg.
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dALE Of ENfHA Fine
FURNITURE a. Il a. ltifkeftnn
Go b HnieHrnumn. z1H first avenue
on Saturday. the lat. nt u On rhhtp
Fine ohh bed sets elegant iron HfHHt
hpfiHHH mnftfrhHeHt bureaus com
modes. extension tah ie. dining chairs.
frutef tHhIHa elegant urflHht piano
ruurhfH. toilet HrfH. rockers pisfufra
music boxes. screens. hauninHI thnh
stoves. carpets fHuH. EFT hHHHf'h.
lace curtains MuHfntic steel HhHNH
aud other fine steel ranges. hfatfrr.
etc. ell first UlaHa furniture o.
Uitkrrtuu & gu.. AurflnHeHfH HhuNa
Main tnW fHdfpfuafut 1871
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WHY

rou have 70 60 three times ss Tar out
kot'riiiftsf SEATTLE
lots FiEht on the car lire. tight On
TIE laks. Win taaee schaat house
rtsht on the sddiu4u.
TERMS 1888 boApchivp soc 4
" III n
n AL The real estate men IN Hsattis
formed themselves fu one I'D com
bins they could never huY land 80
these larrs lots Ws have osasd -
$500 t.sni5 -s.ssi tsag,s 49, 80 nss e..
know ue boa9ht cheap. and il
T. ridiculous % think FOR min
ute an body could buy land et
H. n ,,% g 80 fssSff I'm ere n VA a.
TEH aIuEW AIkH ELECTRIC
LIaHTa md TELEPHONES NOW
Don't buy anywhere on a promise o.
these improvements Eair~ m Ihay
are ~ Southeast Seattle NOW
After Yea sFe Southeast neattla M
men on earth can convince tan be
|SB 1SVEsfmESf ''' ''' ~
This land hsgina on BEACON HuI and
extends to Lake Washington taking
n Part q Raluisr 4eights fine
boutheaaf Seattle teVst 90 the eaF
from top = first hitl The beacon
I'LL and Rainier Heights car lines
are both within 81 blocks ~ SOUTH
EAST SEATTLE and Rainier
Heights lsns VII hs extended posi-.
lively this summer e the addition
Don't DELAY ard you viii have moth
Ing o. regret Take any Warrington
street ear o. Southeast Bantfleait
runs through the middle - the add
fiuu buy there ard Nuu viii save
months ~ time which you ulIl loss
- HFinH way ont where YoH can buy
lots az cheap e. ours
office open until Z evenings
eEATTLL HDAEHEEkEHH CO
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AUCTION BALD N furniture the com
tents ~ HeNnu.foum private hauHa.
D. % nicharton 4 GO. aill eel uu
Friday. the anth. az iH - fhnfr. ht
90 Tenth avenue south ltrd Hrftl
springs. matfrorHrH. rNtrHaiun table,
dlninH chains HIdehuafd rockers.
center tables gHfHrfr Hugn steel
range llunlsum etc D. 81 hlghrt
ton AuDfioufsr Phone Main il9l
Iudful udpuf 1871
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A pEatHAuiH HOME
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tsa nsw Broom house. lat s1ila near
tist ard MHdlHHn
a ~ 1nffNHTuN
- Second nEs OPP ~ y Hk
Main ca fhHura Ind a IT,
O. on CASH. haianre easy rag mfnfs
faf one = the Sect paving f.nfEiHE
Houses 81 the ritF lnEHtrd enc block
from FiHusFr Square
q q HHkHEW
a. Arcade Building
Phones Matu ET Ind u 1874