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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-05

Richficld this week on his way to salt
Lake.
Judge McCarty and family Of Salt Lake
visited friends in Rcbfield this week.
AF- ana Mrs Liant Niles OF Monroe LEFT
this week ON am extended trip to eastern
states expecting 10 be gone three months
Miss Sena Sorenson has resigned her
position as assistant postmistress at FL
shore and has gone to Kimberly to aC-
cept q similar position there.
Richard Brown of Aunabella has moved
MS family 20 Grass valley for The sum
Miss Sarah b. James has returned to
CircleVllle after visit with her daugh-
ter here. Mrs. A. u FOutz.
Mrs. Farley Nelson has gone 20 MantL
where she VIII reside while Mr. Nelson
goes east for period of four years TO
take course In medicine at college
He VIII depart in q few days.
Mr. and Mrs. r. @. Clark of Pan2liitcn
are visiting i'm Monroe tins week. having
come 70 meet their son, who recently re-
turned from a stay iu che east.
Miss Zina Justeseu and Miss Eva Thom-
as of salt Lake are visiting with Mr. and
MRS. A. B. Williams this week.
Avis Iuft Of GuuisOn visited his
brothers I'm Monroe this week. Miss lIa-
Eel TUT recommended him back t. Gun
uison for "a visit
Mrs T. 3. Kinney isited with the
family of her son I'm Marysvale the past
week
Mrs. Butler Nelson and Misses A!mira,
Amanda and Tiliie Cudde5acK were AZ
Miss Eud0ra Miller has returned from
Snowflake, Ariz.. where she taught
school the past winter
mr.. and hlrs. a. ID. Nebeker and Mr.
and Mrs Byron Hanchett Of AulJe Ia
spent the past week at Fish lake
G. nj. Jones has returned from salt
Lake after visit of "a couple IF months
Miss Mamie Thompson has returned to
her home near AunaDciia after q winter
spent in salt Lake at school
Miss Edith SneFmer. who had charge
Of the Methodist school here the past
season, and brother VIII have returned
TO their h0me iu paysou
Miss sadie stalker ana two younger
sisters left this week ON a visit 10 salt
Lake and Pleasant Grove.
Willard Audelin " Provo enjoyed a VS.
it with his parents here ON Il triD TO
this cits the gast week.
John Giles has returned 20 Anaab2lla
after being gone to Idaho az Win IN.
T. III. Outzen IS in salt Lake and other
northern Utah cities this week 3n mining
business
Charles LsammeFsdOrf has returned from
Salt Lake and IS now Civ Ug his attention
To the new home which he is erecting in
this city.
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chartered by the Order of Odd Fellows,
which made it possible for the people to
reach the cemetery. while a large num-
Der drove down in carriages, Rev. j,
Price made q fitting address. while ap-
prOprlate music was rendered Dy the
choir. Is. T.. Dudley made few remarks.
Miss Minnie Bergman OF Upper Btng-
I nam spent Decoration day in Salt Lake.
Mrs A j. Minette left Saturday for
Stockton, where she viii visit her daught-
D er. Mrs. James I. Davis.
Miss Florence Ireland and Mr.. John S.
War; were married in Salt Lake City
! Thursday. The young people viii be at
/ hom- 20 their many friends at the Ire
I land residence after June Is.
Mrs. Napier Of Salt Lake was a guest
+ OF Mrs Jack FORBES for the past week
Miss Kate Sdckuey left Monday with
Miss Blanche Strickley for a visit Of a
week or ten days with relatives and
Mrs. Osler Of Highland Boy has returned
/ from her trip TO the capital.
Miss Bessie Chandler has returned TO
I her nome in salt Lake, after brief stay
/ ia camp.
Mrs e. II. Lashbrook returned to her
I homo p Salt Lake Sunday.
/ Mrs. j. C. Dugan returned Tuesday from
q visit to the capital
Dr. W. r. ROthweH left Wednesday
I for Hugo City to marry Miss Muriel Dick
I inson OF that city DR.. Rothwell viii re-
turn with his bride about June 16. At
that time his new home viii be com
I pleted.
Ruth Rebekka lodge No. viii give
dance June 20 at ADera hail
Miss Ida Chandler, formerly of this
camp, was married az her home IN Salt
Lake City TO Mr.. William Wells Of Mon
ticellO, Utah.
Miss Rosa Thomas. who has been at
tending the university at Salt Lake, re-
turned to her home Thursday for the va
cation.
Mr. Dan Fitzgerald was a city visitor
during the week.
Miss Hattie. Thomas. who has been Wis
lting IN salt Lake the past ten days, re-
W. H. Langley and Mr.. and Mrs. Tut
tie of salt Lake We're guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. III. Dunn Sunday.
Miss Maggie Mcneil of American Fork
has been q guest of her father the past
week
MIR and Mrs. r. w. Rogers OF Dalton
& Lark left Tuesday for st. Louis.
p. L. Williams of Highland Boy re-
I turned Tuesday from the city
Thomas ~. Steele and Fred Dooone Of
American Fork were in camp the first of
the week.
MIR. Mcmillan was a city visitor Tues
I day.
Ralph zwicky left the first Of the week
Tor the 81 Louis exposition
Hugh Mcguire was on the outgoing
Sir. ana Mrs. C. II. Roper and family
I drove TO salt Lake SUNDAY. returning
Mrs. James start is seriously ill.,
r. p. Jacobs was on the o'tgoing train
Thursday.
I r staatz Of upper Bingham was IN
salt Lake the latter part OF the weekc.
James start returned Thursday from
I the CaQital-
Marian Davis and Fred Davis were in
camp Friday on mining business.
Mrs. a.. &. SindaF returned Friday after
( a week visit i'm Ogden and salt Lake.
Miss Lubbock was city visitor during
the week
Miss Ruth EelsO and Master Claud
/ l[elso are visiting their father at Lead
+ vile. Colo.
/ the capital.
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+ Logan. June 3.-The Agricultural col
lege closed its work for this school
[ year yesterday and the commencement
/. begins on Sunday when Rabbi Rey-
7 n0lds of Salt Lake City viii deliver the
baccalaureate sermon. Monday viii be
field day, when a track and field meet
VIII be had between the preps and col
! lege men.
The regular commencement exercises
occur on Tuesday the 9Th, when the
following programme win be rendered;
Recessional
Invocation.
Selection by college choir.
OratiOns by Geneva Egberts +. II.
West and Z, ID. Farrell,
Vocal solo, Miss Agatha Berkhoel.
/ Address TO graduates, Hon. James
\ IT. Hammond.
Instrumental solo.
COnferring of degrees, President
/ Kerr.
! Solo. Miss BerkhoeL
! At the alumni ball and banquet to
be held on Tuesday evening Congress
man Howell viii respond to the toast,
The Relation Of Agricultural Colleges
! to Federal Government" Secretary Of
! state Hammond will respond to Mod
ern Demands in Education Professor
[ Upham VIII speak to Lessons Not In
[ BOOkA. while Mayor Robinson viii re-
sp0nG 70 ''The Glass of 1904" and Rob
.ert stewart win reply to The Alumni
7 Association"
There are fourteen members i'm the
graduating class this year. who viii
receive the degree of Is. S. Their names
+ are: Geneva Egbert Grace Fisher, s.
/ =. Morgan Ray H.. Fisher. W @.
Z Swendsen, T. l.. West. ID. III. Stephens.
! Edmund Crawford. William Jardine j.
) ID. Greaves. +. G. Petersen, G. A. Nc
I Causland Ray II. Homer and Ray b.
West.
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opera house last evening. All the club
members were dressed in Japanese eos
TUNES.
Lillian and Leona Ludvigson of ster-
ling were Manu visitors this week.
tnaries VI. Lambert and wife, of FLl-
more. were temple visitors this week.
Mlkkel g. Mikkelsen and WIFE, or
Eountaln Green were temple visitors this
Mr.. and Mrs Erastus p. Petersen of
Redmond were visitors here Tuesday
AIRS. John Broderiek Of Emery was in
Ellen Barton left Manu thls week Tor
~ eper county. where she VIII Flsit Fela-7
SO To Canada. 81 Aers she intends to make
her home permanently ..
tdWardina Parry came home from SAT-
Lake City Wednesday.
2. III. Blackburn Of Loa was in the
city part OF the week
Mrs. sarah j. Blackburn Of GunnlsoA
was in the city Thursday last
john Asnman Of Wayne county VISITED
friends iu ManU "Wednesday
Freeman j.. Alfred and vile. OF spring
CITY. were iu the city this week.
Orilla 0kerlund Of LOa was In the city
President c.. n. LVns and wife, Of at
Pleasant. were in the city this week
WHford Ivie and wife. Of WAYNE coun-
James Aagaard and Miss Christine
Winter. Of Levan. were married ia the
Ephrsim, were in the city w ednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs p. A. POulson went TO
salt Lake city Friday last
A surprise party was given at the
home Of Ellen Barton tuesday evening
last, in honor Of Miss Barton, who left
Mauu this week.
me North ward Primary association
had an outing az the Cold Springs FRI
day afternoon.
~. 10. Livingston, J. ". Hogan and
Ferdinand Elder were business visitors to
Salt Lake this week.
The North Ward Relief society viii give
a BAN in the opera house Friday evening
next.
David Shand was 90 years old last
week and "a number of his friends took
possession OF his home Monday evening.
An ENJOYABLE social time was spent.
Next Wednesday evening Miss Bertha
Crawford and Miss Retta snow, and
others viii give concert i'm the tab
ernaCle here for the benefit of the house.
Miss Crawford is a talented singer Who
has been in New York studying recently.
and Miss Snow IS a student Of Miss
BabCock of the University of Utah IN
giOcatiOn and rs also well talented in
her line.
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PRoCTER ACApEMY.

Provo June 3.-A large audience at
tended the Proctor academy commence
IneuU exercises I'm Proctor hall last even
ms The stage WIS trauef3: med into "A
bower of roses and everEreens iu which
were seated the faculty and graduates
Misses Helen BOuham and JenHie Baker
-acn number OF the programme was ably
rendered and enthusiastically received,
each of the VCc8iISUS receiving enc0res.
me- following is the programme;
MUSIC. ------.--------. Orchestra
Invocation. Rev. Thomas Henry Scruggs
. Vocal solo ----..---.--.- Mrs Ed Johnston
Student Life in the Fourteenth Cen
tur}+' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jennie Baker
Clarinet solo --.--------A AR j. Sondregeer
student Life IN the Twentieth Cen
fury ..........----....-....H Helen B0uham
Vocal solo -------- Miss Florence Jeppersou
Presentation of diplomas ..............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rev. i. A. Simpkin
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PAYsoN

Air ana Mrs James W Shuler an
uounce the marriage OF their daughter
Mar0uda. to Ammon Nebeicr. IT,. on
June a. In the Salt Lake temple A re-
eepuon VII be rendered the couple af the
home of the brides parents
Ernest Hansen and Miss Ethel Mathi-
SON, bcth of this city. were married az
Provo fast Monday Elder III. =. Pyne Of
fciating- They were given a reception
Tuesday night at the home of the bride s.
parents Afr. and Mrs. George Mathison.
Tuey have many frienas in this section
who wish them Il happy future
Dir. Richard Moth lefs stusasy nsarninE
fer his native hauniz in ~ seonsiu, 10 be
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Rec. Simpkiu spoke earnestly in advo-
cacy of religious instruction as a part
of q complete educational system. and
spoke In deserving Draice Of the Procter
aCademy
COruet solo -------.-.--1Ir. c.. J. Hawkins
Award of gold medal f0r best work in
English in the academic department, By
the principal, Rev. s. TT. Goodwin
The medal was awarded to Miss Lulu
Culbertsou. whose weekly average for the
year was over ninety. mr.. Goodwin also
presented Aliss Louise Dickinson. in be-
half Of the academic department, with
two volumes of Among The Great Mas
ters Of the Drama and one volume Of
THE BOOklOver' Miss Dickinson has
been a teacher i'm the academy for seven
years and viii return to her home in
Massachusetts. Ar Goodwin spoke in
terms of the highest praise of Miss Dick
insons labor I'm the school. expressing re-
greJ that her connection with the insti-
tuition would cease.
After "a selection by the orchestra the
Eenediction was offered by Rev. p. A.
Simpkiu.
Alumni Association.
In the afternoon the annual alumni re-
union was held. A fine banquet was en-
Joyed, enliVened by responses to toasts
from an The members present Addresses
were also made by 5EtS. Charles r.
Tucker of New York n first president
of the association, now visiting in Provo,
and 10y Miss Annie Baker of salt Lake,
and farewell addresses was made by
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FVANsToN soCTFTY-

IT, r. Holland of salt Lake mas been
transferred 90 Evanston as manager of
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
panT at this point
John ward. j. U AIard. s. Nesbitt and
IA ~. o.Mailey were The delegates 70 the
Democratic convention at Cheyenne this
Week.
Mrs Jack Keilh and little daughter OF
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Provo Canyon and Return
SIPS.
70 D. & y. d. sundaY. - s.

Via D. & r. G., Sunday, June $.
Leave salt Lake s a. m Returning
arrive Salt Lake q. 10. Provo canyon
in the springtime Is the most enchant-
ing spot IN the interm0untain region
An awe-inspiring panorama of snow
capped peaks, rushing torrents. roar
ing waterfalls, evergreen trees and
wild flowers OF every description.
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For Cravat connoisseurs are found I'm
our beautiful f0ur-in-hands in twiHs
rumchundas and other new SILKS for
summer wear.
BROWN. TERRY g. WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street
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BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.

BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.
Logan, June 4-The regular commence
ment exercises of the Brigham Young
college were held today and were largely
attended The following programme was
rendered:
MdfEn ....trsttttttttsr ts.tsrtsts t0AV6e San4
"The Lord Has Risen, arranged from
Billings College Choir ............
Invocation.
Presidents report .--..- President LIntord
Rhapsody HungriGuse' ..-....--...... List
Miss Lillian Oliver.
'The Tragic in Art" ...-,,,,.E, 81, Peterson
1.-THE NOrtnman's song -.------E- IAuckeu
Thatcher Quartette-
Address to graduates --.-.-.-J Oseph HoWeI
Medley overture. ---...-.- College orchestra
Couferring OF degrees and certificates
-----...-.. Vice President W B. Preston
'EOppleS .s.,.s..s-..--rs De fAOfeA
Professor w. o. Robinson
VaIedictory Joseph j. Hill
Violin solo, "Serenade' .hubehk
q. NJ Harris.
Thine is the Kingdom from Ora
matte Cantata Holy City .....-.-.-.
---------.- --.--.- ------.-.- -Nolle5e CHOIR
BenediCtiOR-
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Excursion 10 Eureka, Only 81
For Round Trip,

Sunday, June 3. Special Train Leaves
Salt lake at s a. N. Via Salt Lake
Route.
Enjoy a ride along the shores OF the
Great salt lake on the line of the fa-
nous bennington cutoff Ban game
between o. S. J.. and Eureka Blue
Rocks.
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Miss Louise Dickinson. The following
officers for the ensuing year were. elected
at the business meeting: President. Mrs.
Matte BreTetOn Ward. vice president.
Miss Beulah Bachmau; seer etary and
treasurer. AIRS. Hattie Hines Slater.
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merit. Ans rocers sell it, None gem
uine without our label with The crown.
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absent month. after which period BE
VIII return ard take care ui rils practice
OF DIT j. Nj ttenEy during the latter
visit in the east ur. SQIh Is recently
- the ~ q r. O. hospital at salidas
Colo. He wiz locate perna aeuf5t iu e. tals
probabig at Att Pleasant
AIR. and Mrs. Harry tFrtcn have left
FaysQn for 1e summer Eir Upton going
10 Cortez New and airs. Iinton ro oak
leg. Ida, where her parents reside.
A reunion Of the Miles famHs was ne.d
Tuesday evening al the home ~ CGUn-
Gilman Miles. iu honor of sister. Mrs
Fitzgerald, of Nebraska. fhe evening
was q most enjoyable social affair, there
being games played and refreshments
served
Sir. and AIRS. Gone Calvin departed
Wednesday for Green River 10 sujourl
country. bfr. Calvin NAV purchase a
ranch in that section of tht state.
The Pavilion orchestra nIargd Tor
dances ar Mammoth f cdnCsdav uiclt ana
at Eureka Thursday night
John Done returned Friday moruius
from a couple Of DAYS spent in Tutic
Eli Chase. who has been leasing u tHe
BuI1on-Beck mine at Eureka. came home
~ Wednesday SICK ana WiA remain here
for while 90 recuperatc.
Bernard Done ana lou Illerts1n were
IN TtntiC Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Ulna Pryor returned 90 hcr home
e. kaIisas CITY NO. ipesaa2. to remain
Miss Pryor was teacher ODD she Presot-
terian school here for q year. lud duTiuE
that time she made many FRIENDS amoug
the old and young, Who are srleFed az
her departure
Ed Coller. a saloon man Of Eureka. was
here Thursday He was so-1s to Rich
field for the purpose of moving his fannie
IL from the latter place to Eureka. where
he has recently purchased a. residence
and VIII permanently resiee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C0Wsu returned 60
Mammoth Decoration night after spend
ing three days here. the guest Of AIRS.
Cowan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. p. o.
Loveless.
Samuel Douglass and hts son. Charlie.
left Tuesday for southern Utah ca a bus
". r. Payne, representative of the
chamberlain Medicine company, was here
Tuesday
Mrs. David ManwiH and baoies were
down from Mammoth the past week wise
lting her parents Mr. and Nrs. u S. Nc
Beth.
AIR. and AIRS. J. Frank Pickering of SALT
Lake spent last Sunday and Monday iu
Payson visiting with AR. Pickering
mother.
Professor j. J. Mcclellan Of ssIt Lake
City spent Decoration day here. also
Wednesday Mrs Mcclellan IS spending
an extended visit with her parents AIR
and Mrs. S. Douglass.
VI. Hicks OF Salt Lake was here sum
day and Monday, visiting the Townsends-
Walter HIeUIe returned nome last sat
urday from the missionary field. his alb
sence being spent in the northwestern
states.
State Senator Whitmore Of Nephi was
George A. Peerv has spent the greater
part OF the week in Logan. I'm attendance
or the merchants of Cache county and
travelling mems conventions
Miss Hattie CO0Ombs has gone TO Eu-
reka 20 remain for some time.
Or. Henry was i'm Goshen Monday night
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, 1904-09-14
Preparing for the Trenton Fair.

Former Mayor yelling G. Sickel, of
Trenton, returned to that city Friday,
from Newport, whittier he went for the
purpose of securing entries for the horse
show which is to be a feature of The
Interstate Fair to be held at Trenton,
n. j., from September Goth to Septem-
Der Both, inclusive.
His success with the greatest horse"
n of New York, Newport, Phila-
delphia, Bryn Mawr and Wissahickon
was such as to insure a horse show at
the Interstate Fair which will compare
most favOrably with the most import
ant exhibitions of this character held in
the East.
Secretary Mahlon r. Margerum was
at the Bethlehem Fair, Penna., Thurs
day and Friday, and at that exhibition
he succeeded in securing a string of fast
horses as entries in the superior racing
program which has been arranged by
the Interstate Fair Association,
Entries in the live stock departments
of the fair are being received in greater
numbers than last year, and there will
be many exhibits of interest to those of
this section of the State who attend the
Trenton Fair. The list of exhibitors in
the poultry, sheep, swine, pigeon and
pet departments insures a presentation
of these classes Olive stock which will
be even greater than that of 1903.
The Interstate Fair grounds are at
this time ready for the fair, all work.
men having completed their respective
duties the latter part of last week. The
large exhibition buildings have been
completely renovated and painted, and
their condition will add greatly TO the
charm of the largest and most complete
display of home products ever seen in
this section of the United States.
The ladies of New Jersey have shown
their interest in the fair by liberat en-
tries of home work, and when their
efforts are arranged in the display cases
the exhibition buildings will be a veri-
able art gallery, showing the handiwork
of housewives and the girls of every
county in the State.
, 1904-09-14
THE WEEKS BUDGET
FROM GRASSY SOUND
Breezy Notes and Spicy Bits
of News

A number of "Charter Oak" members
spent Sunday at their cottage.
The James B. Getz Club are usually
we'll represented. Life moves merrlly on
at their cottage among their lively and
congenial members.
Robert and Thomas Camac have been
very successful in their cunning. Ihey
are experts with the gun.
Mr.. Camac is preparing plans and
specifications for II of b largest
buildings on the South Side.
B. f. Bailey and his staff, Messrs.
A. Quay, Chas. Croll, VIM. Moore and
others have completed the driving of a
well and can boast of al elegant flow OF
clear and cold water.
E. l.. Mailman and family are again
at their cottage on a pleasure tour.
b. f. Bailey, VIM. Moore and Mr.. w.
Smitheman made a trip to the SOUNDS
on Sunday. After attending to bust
ness they made a trip to Anglesea,
Wildwood and Holly Beach.
Edward L. Wenz has returned to the
primrose after spending a few weeks
in Camden.
Chas. Faust and Irwin Faust were at
the Sounds OF Sunday and are closing
their cottages for the season.
O. jacob and a number of sportsmen
were at the jacob cottage on Sunday.
Filings are in for the foundation of
Mr.. COINS cottage and he expects to
occupy it next season.
Mr.. Bunch and family are still at the
Sounds.
Cunning season has opened and
many good marksmen are adding new
laurels to their records for successful
aim.
Mud-hens took the place of the sea
foods for dinner on Sunday, at the
Sounds.
Norristown Club was represented by
a number of the members and their
friends. During their %sojourn they
were successful in cunning and q joyed
many meals of mud-hens.
Mr.. Allen, ST., has returned home
after enjoying a fishing and gu0sing
trip with his friends.
G. H. Beeler and family are still at
the Sounds taking an active part in the
pleasures afforded at this re sort.
, 1904-09-14
Delegate Election.

There was no contest on at the dele.
gate election held at the Wildwood
borough hall on Tuesday and the fol-
lowing delegates were elected without
opposition: Republicans. State Con-
venIion-Stanley NJ. Kalbach. Con-
gressional Conventional. f. Sbute.
County Convention-J. Albert Harris
Democrats. State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
G. Slaughter. Congressional Ccnven-
uon-Chas II. Simmerman. County
Conventional. w. Cobb. The total
number ofvotes cast was 20. of which
% were deposited in the Republican
box and 10 in the Democratic box. n
ballot being rejected. The election was
conducted by the board of Registry
officers, who also sat to register the
names OF the voters. The total num-
Der of names on the registry was 175
There is one more registry day before
the general election on November 9Th
When additional names may be added.
, 1904-09-14
Feet swollen to Immense Size.

81 had kidney trouble SO bad,n says
j. j. Cox of Valley View, KY, that 1
could not work, my feet We're swollen
to immense size and | was confined to
my bed and physicians were unable to
give me any relief. My doctor finally
prescribed Foley's Kidney Cure which
made a we'll man of me.u Avoid serious
results of kidney or bladder disorder by
taking Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by
Cohen Bros, Wildwood and Holly
Beach.
, 1904-09-14
A New Jersey EDITORS TestimoniaI.

M. T. Lynch, editor of the Phillips
burg N. J. Daily Post, writes: II have
used many kinds of medicines for coughs
and colds in my family but never any
thing so good as Foley's Honey and
Tar. [ cannot say too much in praise
by t."Slod by Cohen Bros, Wildwood
and Holly Beach.
, 1904-09-14

Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for chronic throat troubles and
will positively cure bronchitis, hoarse-
ness and all bronchial diseases. Refuse
substitutes. Sold by Cohen Bros,
Wildwood and Holly Beach.
, 1904-09-14

Electric light is acknowledged to be
In this AEGEAN Indispensable luxury and
II OF great value to any locality where
used there are no lights superior to
those furnished Wildwood. +