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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10
DENTISTS
LOST OUT
COURT FINDS NO EVIDENCE TO
SUSTAIN MANpAMus : PRO.
cEEolNGs

pr. r. J. Brown, on behalf 81 HIM
SELF aud other advertising dentists. =
yesterday failed 20 secure writ u
mandhmas compelling the State Board
or Dental Examiners to grant him a
license 70 practice dentistry. judge
Euakin before whom tho matter vas
heard. held that there was no evidence
60 show that the board had ever Re.
fused 10 issue licenses 90 dentists who
had passed tho examination because
they would not sign a code 81 ethics
aErccing not 20 advertise. Brown
claimed tho contrary.
A tury was lmpapeiod TO try Ques-
fiens % fact.
After Judge Rudkln's ruling IN the
mandamua proceedings tho state took
up the prosecution ef dentists who
have been arrested for praetieing With
cut ll0enses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10
FRANKLIN ASKS AID

The Fruntiin County Chamber %
Commerce has asked the Seattle
chamber 20 aa-opefHte In an effort
20 secure the trriEatlon 0f that couti-
- BY shat IL known as TIE raiouse
river project. Government survey
oru last year worked Ca plans for
the Irrigation Of southeastern Wash
inEton. when the plans were made
known the Franklin County Cham
her ~ Commerce Nan eEksnitesi %
help BRING about the auccena OF the
project
The Seattle chamber Yesterday re-
frrrsd shc request 20 the COMMITTEES
on arid lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10
SUICIDE
ON TRAIL
BODY or UNKNOWN PROS.
PEcToR FOUND BETWEEN
EAGLE AND FoRT GIBSON
Especial corrsspondsnss.l

DAWSON. y. T.. Feb. 49, The
body Of an unknown man was found
on the trail between Eagle and Fort
Gibbon by jules Marion. who car
riea the mail between those parts.
II ~ thought tho man committed
suicide, FOR a revolver was found 40
tightly clenched IN hlz hand that the
fingerH had 10 be cut loose.
The corpse vas buried Ia the snow
when found.
Marion SAYS the man who killed
himself landed at Fort Yukon last
fan from the steamer Ison. Ia COM
pRuy with a man named Lewis.
Lewis II a member Of the Northwest
mounted police. and II he can be To-
Gated the Identity Of the man can
possibly be- anccrtBined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10
AFGHAN THREATENED
TO Kill 4 WITNESS

A. he was leaving Justice Cams
court yesterday afternoon Petit
Khan. charged with the mnreeF Of
Mereli. the psddlsr threatened % Kill
Raaoul Khan, the states star vii
ness. n he told more concerning the
murder The threat was made Ia the
language Of the AfghanA. bat the
white Interpreter Was standing near
and heard the remark. Deputy Proc
scouting Attorney Kreite and Justice
Cam we're Informed OF the threat
and IL may be Investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10
A HAIL,
SAYS Or. MORGAN

pr. q Campbell Morgan concluded
his werk here yesterday. lie held
four meetings for mixed audiences
IN the First ~ y and riys1oufb
ConFre Eatlanai chureh hes AZ mn
afternoon NetVir. an invitation 20
Or MorEnn 90 return next rear II
stiii IN the country was cordially
given 81 AL present. The dceios
said he would NOT eoSse again uutii
an auditorium large enough 10
hold more people than he had been
abln to crowd into the churches
where his meetings were being held
should be available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10
VIII INSPECT N. G. w.

An officer % the regular army
vii conduct sfe inspection OF the
Washington National Guards tn
Seattle April IA n his report H.
favorable the local militia VIII par
tlcipate ia tho national eucamp-
ment next summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10
DANGEROUSLY Ill

Capt. John O'Brien. master Of the
steamship Eureka. IL critically ~ at
Providencs hospital with typhoid
fever. He was taken sick about ten
days ago and for time u Was
feared that he had no chance % re-
rovery. lila condition to-day IL
slightly Improved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10

call for a Smooth Mike" a. Tom
Williams. eit First aveuue. E@vs
yogf M~su tho HfouN.f 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10

canelra echoel. Pref. Wilisen'.,
Rmnks ball. PIKE street and tifth
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10
SURE CURE For PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture ana
cause itching. this form. as well a.
Sind. bleeding or frotruding Pies
are cured by Or. Bo-san-ko's Fns
Remedy. stops itching and bleed
ing. Ahsorbs tumors. SOC a Jar, az
Druggists. or sent by mall. Treatlss
free. Write me about your case. Or.
Rosanko, Philadelphia. Pa For sale
at the Quaker DRUG Co. ioiS Ffrss
avenue, Seattle.
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DR.. Shops Restorative

Gan be taken On trial. For fp1 month
will let you Use II entirely at my
risk.
send no money. Just write me for
the book you need. When | aerd IL
i wifi tell you u a drnGgist near BY
who will permit tina month = trial
Tae the Restorative q month Then
decide II you say 70 the Druggist
ut did not help me- that VIII relieve
you Of any expense whatever. He
will bill the cost to me.
THIS n my way Of clearine your
mind of all doubts a. TO what DR.
ahcops Restorative can do. No mat
ter how prefudiced. yOu cannot dis
pute this absolute security offer
n you are sick.
Brf you have "A weakness, write me.
III you can't a. things like you used
To 40 them. tell me about H.
Write III corfidenca A. a phqei-
clan I will tell you a way 20 help.
Get my book uow-teday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10

has bee |
Nitatfzi
cases o
Vitality
Th0us
regaine
use. an |
selves
TEN str |
'Fror |
cradle
Joying
traceat
DR. NJ |
MRS
delphia
tie fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10

The
West
and "
lsndinI
suRe
public
Superb
Seattle |
psny
Ferry
ate III
defend
The
result
rssidef|
ferry
elaine,
10 tern
City d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10

OF material 10 introduce our late dis
coveries and painless methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-10

Won
subject
shat II
they n
fouseh
they d
IL Is
As q
ture o.
cverloo
Heryatl
hXbssl7,.
with q
directly
TEN
That
feadae
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Telephone, Rainier 80
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AM
Of n |
apoEt
case
Obtain
No
prevfr
AbotI
tdlQ
wives
adult. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-08

&eformen in Macebonien protetttrt
urb erflGrt, Die 6ultung Der Siirtei
perldneere cine @ituution, pel6e fir
bic pforte fopobl, ME fir 8ulgdrten
gefGbrli9 lei. &uBlanb, beiien aufz
merfiamtett CUR 3eit bur4 Die fernz
Ditlide 8riiis g~eniigenb in Qnipru4
genommen lit, ION fi4 bergeblid be-
miibt BADEN, 8~ulgarien IN oiefem
neuen Qufrolen Der maceoonti4en
5rage gu berbinbern.
Inter ben fran50iii6en SO5idliiten
iinb bebenfli6e 0ifferen3en elngertl=
fen, qeraoe ME unter beH 9euti9
@enoHe MiGerano, pel9er friiber etnz
mai MiniIter mar unb pu6r14einli9
besbal6 ben So3ialismu5 nt4t mebr
70 fart treibt, pie por6er, tit BON Der
8artei ausgeitoBen por0en, neil er IN
Der 9eputirtenfammer, beren Wfttglleo
er 1T, qegen einen BON ben SO8iuliiten
oeTteQten Qntrag duF ReDuftion Der
militGrif6en Qusgaben fttmmte.
Srpbbem bat er ertldrt, er unb feline
&n6Gnger piirben SO3iuliiten bletben,
tpenn fe audi ni4t M2itglteoer Der
Yartet me6r fein t0nnten.
Sn Der iiibamerifanif6en &epublit
ltruguab lit cine Rebplution ausgebroz
6er, tpel6e bereits groBen umfang
dngenommen uno Die Regierung gez
5tpungen fat, ale O~i5pOniblen Srupz
pen gegen Die Snfurgenten in'S Snnere
ub3uf4iden. Die ReDolutiOn puroe
BON Der 1o~gerannten Partei Der Beiz
zen ungefa9t, pelde nit benz ReIulz
tat Der leBten 9rGiiOentenpabl un3uz
frieben 1T. Sn Solge Der BON Der 3ez
gierung ein9efibrtsn, idarfen Dope
ffen : Genfur bort man nur tpenig
ii6er bic bortigen 8orgdnge.
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cueen Nnne's GiIenbahnzGn.

& rpIuu trat n Rraft ). SsL 1908.
. Sampler Strlof,n gitr Rr. 10 an aiobt:strabs
tdqlia (ausgsnOmmtn 6oHRtaas) UNI 4 ubr 3a9s
m~ittaqs ua9 2Ooe 9oint, GtntsSslauo, Eutsnss
tuipn, gentrepiae, SeutpH, Gr:sHUOoo, eaeroals,
2trpts uno 5pii6su= Statipnen.
Wur WoHtoos UNI 7.I5 Worosrs, mad 2oDez
9oiut, QUEENSTOWN, GbtterDiae, Srstnn0OO INN
Spii9eHzStatioHtn.
n q. = Der SamSfsr Snmfus Ra5mitta9
uaA 9ODe=9oiut isSrt jH rdd nab Baltimore I'M
$50 &benes.
Nraat ipirO an BS4tntao,n bis 8 lbr Ra5m.
~snteeotu osHomuien.
lqRai2T, Ial
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@efern WQrh(ann 8ahn.
9rat Il t 4 m %. R"oosm6tr 1886
3Rgs oerIafsn SiasH=S Station, Dis ioIgt:

9rat Il I an p. ROosm6sr 1868.
5Rgs oerlafen SiIsH=S ~tltioH, Dis ioIgt:
SdgIi6.
40 frib - S9neupOt, SauptliHit, 9agTstoDn,
ga9Hssboro, 81. i u. EabH uno otm SUotH,
uHo "aUsgenommeH zonntlg5 y. y. U. X,
@bambersburg, DtartlH5bUrg uuo gSiU1eier.
ll25 NbenOs Qtt0m. nab llHion=SrtoGs.
SGgIib d, ousgtHp en- OHHtd9s ,.
T.2j frub Qoyf, g. & g. GD. uHo S1uptlIuls
otli9 BON Gm0r9 GtoOe, 6ar!I5ls uHo v. Il 3.
825 9orm. 6auUtlin,s, 6agrstOpu, sbippsnss
buro. f7r,ouii, GmmIt5bHrQ unO y. 4 N. &p.
bis clifton.
lO,l2 9orm. - qt.om. na3 uniOns9riogs, Qori
o. = mann @rom. nab rniou=griogs.
925 0a5m. - a.t9m. nab Gmorp grOO,, Q. L
s. 3io., ionic Vogt.
as QalbuI. - Grprtb nab g!pHoon, 8ttmiHs
tr, RerUzg9iuoipr, llntcHsgrioge uHo oGuu Ms
Tom. bis eag,rst0ruH; Ievner 5rtotrld, Gmmifss
buro uno SbipptHgburg Cgarlor- 6GUl.
XII 9o6m. - Nttom. mad Smprp 9rOpt.
E548 Rabm. Simltso nab V0rt, 1unop.r una
GETTYSBURG. CQarlor=6ar.l
612 Qbsnbs - @ttou. nab llHion=9rioqt.
800 absnos - QtiOm. nab Gm0rp GrsoL
Rur SpuutaQs.
9.25 @orm. atiOT. nab Union Bridge uHs
6aHoptr.
23c Ratm. ailom. mad IluiOnsgribge.
44O Ra3m. Attom. nab Gmorp @root.
> 6alten ni5t oil 8tHniDlDania=Ap sStation an.
gilsts uHp 9ePads gIreau, 215 GhzSaItimorss
etyGSs.
3uss balt,u aui Unions, northumberland
0ultons uHo 0albrOotz StatioH an.
y. 6. SrtspOIO Sen. Cratic Tgr,
.. ID. e0IsIL Gen. 9ah. 'aGsRt.
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Nar6lanb & 9snniblbanin=G iiens
bahn>Gnmnaanie,

3ag. orIaFsn @Ortb ~AUeRut. uup CafzstraS,.
6tatioRH an Wo9,niagtn nab S.lair 7.30. $50
9nrm., 800, AS, 600 G5saos. RAD Gslta 80
9orm., 800, As Raam.
9ta4 Yort 7.S0 9oTm., $50 Na4m. sonHtags
mad 7slta $50 9orm., 400 Ra3m.
sonHtags nab S:Iair 7.30, go Born, $50,
425 Rltr., 800, Il.5 ab;He-
6. u. Gifsr. 9sH;ra!spaHaSitr.ggsnt
eROolt
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SteuersS Department,
NuthhduA,

SteuersS Department,
S Hatbhaus.
gdLtimort. ben IS. Eeslmbcr 1903.
Bur Nad)rid)t fir Steuer;abler.
2ie 9dG,r Oisits 9spartmtuts ntrOeu ON
W cntug otR 4. Sunuur 1904 Jur GntgeQeH=
nabms Der 3dblunqsn BON 5tuatss uHO Stu0titeus
trn fir Oas Sabr 1904 q~e0iiHtt.
3pst uno sinbaIb (2D 9rolcHt 5iabatt tptron
out ale hdDtllben @ruuDeigentbumss qerioHalz
uHo 6tfuritdttn 1tsbnuugsu b~npIuipt, pie pdbreuO
beg WOnats Sdnuar, ni6t ipdtsr, ais bis 9 a M :
faq, ben 80. Sanuar DER 81. 9anuar 1T elm
eonHtag), Nittags u llbr, btjabli pcrnsn. 6urf
Qroyent 81 gtabatt p,rOeH duf 6tadtss q tbnungen
~ptrQutet.
stcusrjd6Ier f0nntn ibre Rtbnunoen per Rot
%trbalttn, inotm ~OicitlbeH obns 300ern Darum sr=
iudsn, NIT Qnaabt oss Gigentbums, Dss abgsiddB=
ten Giqt%ntbimers unO untcr gsiiiieun9 e:nts NIT
Osien QOtsfs o,rlebentn f~raHtirtsn gIitiumi9la0ts.
6enrD SBi1tdms,
6taot: steuttcinntbmsr.
tSrlB, 243l, Sun8, Is, q, 2g)
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uutsG Bra Strren.
gereiniste Sdder.G efeui6an.
wearpIaup GafuaItu GOmpanp.
gefanntMad nnaen.

Neparfemsnt fur 6HemtIide Serbe frrunsen.
~Subs Sepnrtcmemt ees Etd6fsSugenieurs.
@altimort, Den Z. Sanuar 1904.
Der 6taOtz5Hqeuicur miro i9 an IA. Srnnnr
1904, Rlbmittngs IA llbr, on Crt NM Steue eins
fiuO.u. um Dag Rip,uu Der c@ooOpear=S Strobe, BON
RortbsaUsnue bis ROrtbpstsStrabe, fsitiufelsn.
9. Z. 6enhdu.
(SanS.9 9, II, IL, 49, 6ta0t=5uotnieur.
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Baltimore : 9ampf : Padet 60.
(NItc uns iupsrIdfGse Saiseinie.)

Stt Ger. Stadten5Yof bttoroerH0.
Sampisr fabrtn tdsIi5, eOnntags ausotnommsn,
bon gapzQinsA"qics, 1913 2igbt.6trabt, $50
&bsnos, oirsft nab Oh 9oint @omfort, Rorfolf,
9OgtsmOutb unO oG.R gunft,H bes Sabens. gus
biHoung in Oh 9oiHi Comfort nit g. & o. Gi=
ienbabn" nab RiamouO. g,r6iHoung in 9ortgs
mouth NIT OGm .6eaboaro Dir Sine" ioIiotn 3ug
BON 9ort5moutb mad atluHta. On RurtoH Der
~binouHg nit Der atlantic Scat lint." Rorfolt
uno Carolina, ROrfoIf unO faOIl6, ROrfolf uuO
tp,itlit unb rCl6 Dominion Sine nod Rstpbsrn
uno Wnibir8tOH, Nc.
TRabteittn mad sursSdii6,m glaue. Qururj0is
Raiiteniimmer s:eftrii6: 8tI,u6tung, 8ampfbei=
sung, Roien frti. Rsitroirt, Raiat,u3immsr i'm
giItt4gir,au Der p8a5s2ins," Rr. 103, Of.SaItiz
mor,s5trabs. 9strpbous 6. & z. 81. 9aul 1886;
murpianO. GpurtlanO 485, aIbuuob's, Is Qoros
Gbarltsz5traSs, uHD girsau Der rSeabourD Qjr
Cine Continental 5ruft Go. Building"
Scbn u. 9beruope. q. Sroun,
B..Brli. II. &eRsUianGssr, @su,s9aiiosiersassnt
(GJ27
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Heuartrment fir ofentIfdbe Vcrbe ferun gen..
~SubsScpartcmcnt ees GtaetsSusenieurS.
aItimOre ben Z. Sauuar 1904.
gIn gGr, Bic es dusrht!


Baltimore, ben Z. Sanuar 1904.
An NGr, Bic es anscht!
8icrmit pirO alien 8runOeigentbiin1ern an Der
StraBi BON Dr HorOic;te DIR Rortbs
9lutnue bis jur IorOitjte Der Q8dlbroot=auenue,
unter Den 9Oridriitsn Der am s. Uiai 1908 bcitaz
tiqtsn gereroHung Rr. Isl; al Der 3tbnttn
Strabt bon Der gor0Ohieite Der 8iuOior=Nlils
9fodO bis Jur Rn-Oieite Der Gbtiupeafe : Nptnue,
inter BEN 9ori&7titen Der am 8. Uni 1903 bcIds
tlQttn YtrorOnuHg Qr. l49; oil Der 10 item
StraBe, 3pljben Der Nor0ofisite Der 9ibsrtD=
BON WlHOlorzURlu=RoaD uno Der SiDjtite Der
pinoipr=aDcnus inter Dtn 9oribrifttn Der AM 8.
Wai 1903 b%titdtigten 8erorouuug Nr. 152; uuO an
Der Gltfton Nptnue, ppu Der Gtitite
Der 3cbnteR straBe bis 5ur TorOofititc Der @inp=
iorSDlIusRodO, uno BON Der SiOpttitits DerY9inO=
iOr=Vlil=RoaO bis sur 28cfieite Der Gbeliea=Scr=
race, uHter BEN 9OridriitcH Or am 8. U}a; 1903
befdtIgten 8crorOnung gr. l55, 1u6riat %Qcgtbtn,
oaB Der StaOt=9nstHicur ole 9ertbsilung Der &Oz
it'n Der 3iuslirung uHo Der 9fIaftsrung al bsiag=
ten 5traBen ftrtig 9eteqt bat.
Die Sotumtnte b~eiiu0en f6 in oi,iem 9urenu,
uno miro Der Sta0tz5nQenieur am q. 5anuar 1904
in itintm 9urtau u~nipeieno iejn, mn jlpii1tn u
llbr Wlittags uaO 2 ubr 0l3mittdgs irgeuD ipelde
Gngaben, iopoh miinbIibe, ME ibriftIi9e, ip.lbe
Don intsrtifrten QeriOnsn pOrgsbrabt pcrosH mos
gsH, in Sttrabt su 3iebeH.
.. Z. Seneau.
(Jan8,9,1 2,1N staOt=5nueuiur.
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COMMUNICATION, 800, 800 Dorm, !l2.0j Uttts
taos, 1925, ?5.40 0anm.
GsrIoFtn COMMUNICABLE nab Grcocrid, 1875,
1000 Dorm, 2Ql5 90rm., lbs, 4SO uHO "5.S
8in8stsf, 1920 Born, 800, 4.3O, 1920 Eu&'
mittnGs. $500 ,,o
SIcottsGitp uno Ut. Mirp, gocul, .7.35, 9l5
Born, !I.25, 4.3O, '5.35, 900, *ll35 &bsn0s.
Gurtis' Rap, 1928 @Ormittaqg
Qurap, Nt. 8opalsS tatton, '256 Ra9Hl. Cams
h,usStatipn 300 IaamittaQs.
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SpSeSf1nc.

am 6. Sanuar 6. q. 8 amueI Slumer
i'm altsr BON AZ SabrsH.
gm 6. SaHuur s SoDato Rautz
nj II, , SABRE alt.
DIN 6. aanuar 6 utbtrine 2eifHtr i'm
"a. Sabre itins3 2tbens.
aim 6. Sdnuar Is D ID ! n 6. R n i'm %. 9tz
hrnsinhrf
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Nepdrtement fur llnterrtd1tsncfen
~SIredu Der Scb6ree Ger SdlulsSo mmifdre.
8alttmor {, Oen 81. Se3smber 1903.
gerfegeltt GorOerungss~ 2lHgsbots fir Qiefcrung
BON 9ausoer matters 9toarf, pie @tien, 9irittn
etc, ipsroeu bis W i 10 d, ben 10. Sanuar
1904, Rubmittugs 4 ubr, in oieiem @trtau sHt=
QtgeH geHOmmsn. ~grtsfumi6Idge fno NIT Der
aufi9rift rgiO for 6]uppIies" 5u o%rriebsu.
Sus Rebt Jur 8srperiuHg DOR NHgebOten bl,ibt
oorbsblIteH.
SpeJifiiutiouen in oieitm 9iirsau.
SIN auftrage
8. W9, gowIes,
(Sta3l, 5an2,4,6 ,8, 10 Sefretdr.
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t4r1l8, "a 81, Sans, Is. q, 30
Nepartemeut fir unterrid)fSneEen.
%Snrrau Ger Sehprrer Ger SdiulsN o mnlR

~Snrtau Ger Stborce Ger 2 duIsG cmnthdre.
RaltimOrt, ptn 81. DECEMBER 1903.
9trfsgelte Goroeruugs =Gngtbote fir Qititrung
bon 81 S6reibmaib tHeH '(9Dp,Dritsrs) nit SbuBz
idteH uuO Stiblsn 1pubsn bis ID I 10 0 d., Den
-. SdHuar 1904, Rahmittues t lIbr, in Oisitm
girtau c~ntgegsH IN S~risfumidld9s fno
NIT Der Auflbriit r8tO for 9DpeDrit,rs" au Uer=
feben.
9as Ecdt iur gsrptrfuug Don g~nQsbot,n bI,ibt
oorbebllten.
SpJififdtiorsu in oieitm Rlteau.
Sun Auitruge
g.. W. GomIeS,
(Dt3l, 5au2,4,6,810I S,tretdr.
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Spbn 6. Surit.

Gs fart pt0sti8 om 6. Sunuur 1901 Sobn 6.
Surit I'M Glttr DON II Sabrcn. Ste Stsrotgung
finpct 9 a m # a Q, DtH 9. Sanudr, WorQens UNI
il ubr, Don Der Observation-Disclosures st.
0etcrg =Rir6c, Ode Sruio=6il=Npeu unO 2anz
palez Strabc, aus itott. 9siit5uHg pripat. Bite
feline 3lumen. Ll9-
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0ruiS.RiSoe.G Cemetery.

Ser ip,oI. gaItimorr Grispbof, nab. gifssbius,
,p,i sl,ftriibt gabnlinisn uno 9imIicOs9ouItpar6
6ireft ,um GtitObOft. aae 9terdbuiBSIdSe uHtsr
t,tiqtr 9iltet. Ri,origt 9rtiis, grIongt neutH
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, 1904-07-27
Would Be His Choice.

More people die from overeating
than from starvation"
But think how much pleasanter a
death it is!'
, 1904-07-27
Euchre and Concert.

A progressive euchre and promenade
concert will be held at the Wildwood
Casino on Wednesday evening, August
18th, 1904. The object is to raise funds
for the furnishing of the new rectory
of st. AIMS Catholic church. A peru
sal of the names of several popular
summer %eottagers who are patronesses
of the affair 1nsures a pleasant evening.
These ladies have the affair in charge:
Mrs. H. Apeler, Mrs. w. Bradley, Mrs.
J. Bradley, Mrs. r. Boyle, Mrs. e. s.
Culver, Miss Sophia Connolly, Mrs. j.
Clarke, Mrs. L. Conlen, Mrs. Patrick
F. Dever, Mrs. w. Doyle, Miss M.
DuQuesne, Miss Nora Durfee, Misses
Flanagan, Mrs. George Ferris, Mrs.
j. j. Harnett, Mrs. ID. j, H~artigan,
Mrs. Chas. Helm, Mrs. John Murnin,
Mrs. James Meagher, Mrs. Chas. Nc
Glave, Mrs. Frank McCauley, Mrs. q.
McNulty, Miss Anna Maxim, Mrs. j.
Murphy, Mrs. j. Mcbride, Misses
Needlam, Mary Nelson, Mrs. VIM.
Cakes, Mrs. Michael j. Ryan, Mrs.
Rohe, Mrs. John Reardon, Mrs. q.
Riley, Susan Riley, Adelaide Stanton,
Mrs. c. Scully, Mrs. J. Speckman,
Mrs. B. Scally, Mrs. Daniel Wade,
Misses Ward. There will be handsome
prizes for the winners. Tickets will be
sold at fifty cents.
, 1904-07-27
New Jersey Travelling Libraries.

There are a number of people whose
daily employment keep them apart
from their fellow men and who neces-
sarily lead lonely lives. What COM
p%anionship then can be better than
that to be obtained through the reading
of good books. Recognizing this need
the New Jersey State Library Commits
sion have organized a system of tray
cling libraries. These libraries are
made up of fifty good books of fiction,
travel, biography, poetry, etc, and
will be sent to any community that
will promise to comply with their rules.
They are intended especially for far
mers, men at the life saving stations or
for any one who lives too far from a
public library to get books and yet de-
sire to read.
One need not dread a long evening
which can be spent with such interes-
ting companions as StevensOn's "Treas-
ure Island,n Dickens "Oliver Twist, "
and s'Tale of two Cities" Ralph Con-
nor's "Black Rock" Alexander Dumas
Count of Monte Cristo," Winston
Churchill's 1.-THE Crisish and the
{ Crossing" and Others equally delight
full. If you will write to the New Jer-
sey Library Commission, State House,
Trenton, N. j., for circulars you may
very soon be introduced to this delight
full company.
, 1904-07-27
One Lady's Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes of Chamberiain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.

Ihave, 1 believe, sold fifty boxes of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation of one
lady here, who first bought a bog of
them about a year ago. She never 6res
of telling her neigbors and friends about
the good qualities of these Tablets p.
M. SHORE, Druggist, Rochester, Ind.
The pleasant purgative effect of these
Tablets makes them a favorite with
ladies everywhere. For sale by Cohen
Bros, Wildwood; M. L. Branin, Holly
Beach.
, 1904-07-27
CAME TO WILDWOOD.
A Number of People Visit Cooper
Battalion.

A great many Cape May residents were
attracted to Wildwood on Thursday by
the presence there of the Cooper Battal-
ion, of Philadelphia. The day was
visitors day and five O'Clock a dress
parade was held. There were many
people in attendance. Second Corporal
Bull, who has this year not been camp
ing with the other members, but in
stead was visiting in Cape May, Thurs
day afternoon chaperoned a party to
launch, the persons enjoying it being
Mrs. d. B. Murphy, Mrs. L. Putnam
Hughes, Miss Edna Buck, Misses Lena,
Blanche and Lucrissa Hughes.-Cape
May Wave.