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New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
JUDGE ORDERS INQUIRY.
asserted He Is Night Rider er-An-
other Judge Issues Statement.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Paducah. KY, Aug 11.-Circuit Judge
Thomas P. Cook. who is trying the might rider
cases in Galloway County. KY, instructed
the grand jury at Murray to-day TO investi-
gate his own record and that of Commonwealth
Attorney Denny B. Smith. of Trigg County.
He told the grand jurors that it is openly de-
cared he is a might rider" and has taken the
oath He gave the names ,of his accusers as
witnesses Judge Cooks circuit takes in the
counties where might riding is most prevalent
and where one hundred men have been in
dicted
The prosecution objected to his whole charge
might rider captain. to-day. There are said to
be two might riders" the jury.
County Judge S. T. Bradford and County
Attorney George b Kinney, of Bracken County,
issued the following statement at Augusta.
Ky, yesterday. in answer to Governor Will
sons charge that they have not done their
duty:
county judge and county attorney of Bracken
County have failed to do their duty as officers
Of said county is false. They have been
ready. able and willing at all times to do their
duty. and the county of Bracken at the present
time. and for months past, has had no trouble
of any character other than the troubles caused
by the Governors troops riding the turnpikes
and intinidating and frightening citizens, and
creating an expense unnecessarily.
The Governor of Kentucky never made an in
vestigati0n of the facts and situation in Bracken
County. He has listened to false statements
those who are opposed to the American Society
o Equity
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
ENDS LIFE BECAUSE OF ILLNESS

Despondent after a long illness. Mrs. Helen Minor
thirty-sx years old, wife of Edward H. Minor. who
is connected with ''The Morning Telegraph" shot
and instantly killed herself last night in her home
at No 100 Claremont avenue. She fired two shots
both taking effect in her mouth, and death was
instant
The shots were heard by Miss Kindred who
lives on a floor below. She summoned the tanitor
and went TO the apartment. They found Mrs
Minors body lying the bed Mrs. Minor left
several letters one her husband and another to
Miss kindred She asked Miss Kindred to be good
to Dick her canary 'he liked people to make
a fuss about him" Before her marriage, year
ago Mrs Minor was an actress, her stage name
ba;nR FIeIen
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
MUNDJI BEY IN CHARGE
Turkish Consul General Here Ap-
poinfed 4cting Minister.

Nunas Rer Turkish Consul General here. re-
cefved Yesterday the following cable message from
Tewak Pacha, Secretary Of State of Turkey:
Proceed TO Washington at once. MehIned Ali
Rey recalled Assume charge of Turkish Lega-
tion Acting Minister
Mundii Bey left here for Washington last night
TO take possession of the post and to see Robert
Bacon the Acting Secretary of State He said
that while acting minister he would continue TO
hold his Office here. II is not believed mere bhal
Mehmed Ali Bey will go to Constantinople-
The acting minister said that he was sure that
Tz.et Pacha the dscredited favorite of the Sultan
was IN washington with his the removed
minister II was believed at first that 1zzet Pacha
was in this city, and he may have been mere put
Nuudfi Bey was sure that he had slipped away
OF course he will not be likely 10 remain IN the
legation after his retires. Mundji Bey has lalo
the responsibility of nearly every Turkish atrocity
of the last fifteen years at the door OF the IuelFe
He has also ACCUSED him of being the prince OF
grafters in Turkey
sidky Bey second secretary of the legation al
washington. came tc this city yesterday and ac-
ornoanied the acting minister 10 Washington last
night Mundji Bey said that Sidky Bey prooaoiy
would be made first secretary OF the legation IN
Mace Of the incumbent who is abroad, and tnat
Ihmson Bey, the third secretary. would be ad-
vanced a grade
Mund1 Bey will return tomorrow as he wlshes
70 ATTEND the meeting which will prepare FOR the
celebration August % of the acquisition OF
constitution in Turkey The acting minister said;
we none to make the occasion one on which the
kindly feeling of the people of the United States
toward those of the Ottoman Empire. ana wee
versa. will be duly emphasized and promoted
Furthermore we feel that our American brethren
rejoice with US what happened during the las'
few weeks
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
THIPS Mr.. DITRICHSTEIN.
Plagseright Soundly Thrashed oy
Maior Because of Letter.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune,

stamford Conn, Aug. 11.-f Leo Dttrich-
stein the playwright and manager who lives
here doesn't have a realistic hand-to-hano
struggle in his next play it may be because he
feels for the actors in their efforts to please the
audience To put it tersely, Ditrichstein was
perilously close to being whipped yesterday by
Major Frederick Schavoir, surgeon on Colonel
Fftch's staff of the Sd Connecticut Regiment
When the who answered MIR. Ditr1ch-
STEMS cry for help pulled Major Schavoir Off
him the playwright had beautiful black eye
and was call in"
According to Mr. Ditrichstein, anonymous
letter addressed to his wife responsible Tor
the trouble Mr. Ditrichstein suspected friend
of Major Schavoir of being the author OF the
letter
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
"REAl DAUGHTER" "a YEARS OLD.
[ny Telsgrsph 10 Ths rrthanAi

Quincy, Mass. Aug. n-Mrs- Emily p. Collins a
real Daughter OF the Revolution and one OF the
original womans suffrage champions OF the coun-
try. celebrated her nnety-fourth birthday to-day
She was born In Bristol N Y. She was eradu-
ated from the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary near
Rochester. and taught school near Rochester for
several years. In 1884 she married Charles P.ltsr
of Detroit. and in 1si2 she married Snr Collins of
Rochester. During the Civil War she served as
nurse. and her son served I'm the ranks Mrs
Collins one of the woman sufragists who In
ls4s secured the FIRST petition the New York As
ssubly In behalf Of that novsuasnt.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
BAcHELLER IN A NEW LINE.

Greenwich, Conn. Aug. 11.-Irving Bachelor, the
author of "Eben Holden has gone into real
tate as side line to novel writing and is now
treasurer of the Indian Point Improvement Com
pany concern incorporated to carry on. it is asd
the Improvement and sale OF property adjacent to
Mr. Bachelors home in Riverside. He has
ferred about thirteen and a quarter of his
own land to the company for a compensation of
$9UoO0 The land is covered with restrictions. which
bar public docks, stables. lighthouses and boat
houses Nelson L. Johnson of New York City, and
Alexander Grosset of Plainf1ed, n. J., the
other incorporators.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
NEWARK MOTOR BOAT AT PROVIDENCE


Providence, Aug. 1.-THE Afoot gasolene launch
Juliet, manned by Edgar Bross and Hugh Cairns,
of Newark, n. j., arrived here this afternoon,
after weeks continuous voyage from that city.
without having touched at any port along the
shore. The launch has 4horsepower engine and
can make a speed of about seven miles an hour
When the tide was with them the went
ahead. but at other times anchored off shore to
await a fair tide. Less than barrel of gasolene
was used during the long Journey. Good weather
met with all along, and harbor
sought
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
HAIL RUINS BAY STATE TOBACCO.
Loss in Hatfield District Will Reach $780,
O00-Storm Breaks Suddenly
TRv Telegraph to The Tribune

Northampton. Mass. Aug. ia slashing hail
storm ruined hundreds of acres of tobacco IN Hat
field, Bradstreet, Whately, North Hadey and Sun
derland this afternoon, causing loss Of 100000.
The Hatfield tobacco area is the largest in Mas
sachusetts and the second largest In New England,
and except for the fact that nearly half of the
crop has been harvested the loss would have been
much heavier.
The day had been clear and the storm came up
suddenly. The 1908 crop promised to be the finest
m years The hail-struck tobacco is IN most In
stances a total loss.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
COL. KNIGHT EXCUSED FROM TESTS.

Burlington, Vt, Aug. u-Although somewhat
stiff from their exsrtions yesterday. the fourteen
army officials of high rank including Major Gem
eraI Frederick D. Grant, had their second thirty
mile endurance test horsemen to-day.
The results of the examination held at the close
of Yesterdays march were made known tonight
and as a result Colonel John c. d. Knight, of the
corps of engineers Governors Island. will not con-
tinue with the practice march. Colonel Knight Is
hfty-two years old. and has week heart. His
duties do call for horseback riding, and hs was
excused from further participation In the trip.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
THREE WOMEN BURN TO DEATH.
Mother Jumps and May Die-Four Sons
Escape with Slight Injuries.

, Wheeling. W. Va, Aug. 11.-Escaping gas in the
building South Eoff street, occupied by Mrs
J S Gavin a milliner and residence,
caused a fire at $50 o'clock this morning which
resulted in the death of three persons and the pos
sible fatal injury of other, while six
compelled to jump from third story windows to es-
the flames.
The dead Clara Gavin. twenty years
old Mamie Gavin, twenty-nne years old. and Mar
garet Gavin. twenty-one years old. Mrs. ]. s.
Gavin was so badly injured that she may die.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
NORFOLK AND WESTERN CUT REFUSED.

Roanoke Va, Aug. 1.-THE proposition recently
Western Railway Company to its employees look
ing 10 general reduction of wages over the system
has been turned down by almost unanimous
vote The charmen of the various labor organ
izations came here to-day and delivered their
answers the company. President Lucius E.
Johnson of the road told the that tn. com
pany would again make any proposition
a in wages.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
WEST CALLS HASKELL A KING
Says Governor Dominates Courts and All
Public Offices in Oklahoma.
- Telegraph . 90 rrIbnn. !

Guthrie Okla Aug li--Governor Haskell was
denounced By Attorney General West in a speech
befose the Supreme Court to-day in which he de-
cIared that the Governor had dominated all the
state Offices and the state courts The Governor
was referred TO by West "A --kng-''
The Attorney General and Governor Haskell nave
been fighting each other for some tinle over pro-
hilsition ana corporation law. Tire Attorney Ger
ssal sass be VII carry tie case 10 the United
States supre.ue Court. II necessary.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
WILD RIDE FOR MARRIAGE LICENSE.
fBy Telssraph 70 Tns tribune. !

Ogontz Penn. Aug. n.-Because the BRIDE
sroon's train was delayed. Daniel Brown. OF CO
iurnbia g. c.. said TO be auditor IN the New
York Custom House. and Miss Laura r. Laueief
OF Petropons. Brazil. had a Wild automooie rae
from this place TO NorristOwn Saturday 10 GET
their marriage license before the courthouse
closed They made the IN thirty-thres mn
utes got the license. and rode lelsurely back TO
the home of Arthur Scott. where the ertde-eieeA
was a guest, and where they were married
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
CAR CLEANING RACKET STOPPED.

Although the metropolitan receivers and their
counsel happened to be out of town yesterday,
they sent word to the Public Service Commission
that hereafter it would have no cause TO complain
of the noise caused by the cleaning Of cars in
West 53d street, between Eighth and Ninth ave
nues the line is used during the entire twenty
four hours and stored in the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
CANADIAN GRAIN CROP REPORT.

ottawa, Ont, Aug. 1.-THE crop report issued
by the Census Bureau estimates on a yield OF
wheat for the whole of Canada 100 263 600 bush
es; oats 269,254,O00 barley. 51,69O000 and hay
$3.50. OO0 tons The report states that the heat and
drouth of July lowered the condition of the field
crops all Canada.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
MRS. CORNELL RESTING COMFORTABLY
Detail of Police Officers Hunting Assailant
Daughter Goes to Woman.

Magnolia Mass. Aug. IA detail of fourteen
police officers, under the direction of Chief c. s.
Marchant of Gloucester to-day began a thorough
search O the country herea bouts in endeavor
TO apprehend the person who robbeod and shot
Mrs William T. Cornell. of New York, summer
visitor here last night. Mrs. Cornell is resting
comfortably. Her wound, although painful is not
considered dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
HAMMOND FOR MINNESOTA GOVERNOR

St Paul Aug. u.-At a secret conference Of
Minnesota Democratic leaders here this afternoon
II IS said that Congressman w. s. Hammond Of
St James was selected as the most likely nomj-
nee to head the state Democratic ticket for Cot
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
TWO DIE. TWENTY HURT. IN Wreck

Giendive, Mont. Aug. 1.-THE North Coast lin
.ted train on the Northern Pacific inlo q
burned bridge and vas wrecked last night about
twelve miles west nf Glendye. The fireman and
unknown tramp killed and some twenty
persons injured. rot seriously, however. with
the exception of express messenger. who may
Ola
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
BARON sEEFgLD QUITS RHODE ISLAND.
fRy Telegraph TO The Trisun.


Providence. Aug. 11.-Baron Fritz Won Gordon
Seefeld. arrested at Wakefield on the charge of
trying to evads paying his hotel Bill at a Nara
garisett Pier hostlery. released from the
Providence County Jail this afternoon bail and
left the state. He was sentenced yesterday to
thirty days appealed and furnished bail
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12

Mrs. James NJ Kent, the daughter of Mrs. Will
lam T Cornell left here yesterday afternoon with
her husband DR. Kent, to be with her mother. DIR.
Kent said before starting that he and the other
relatives of M,s. Cornell would use every possible
means to have the man who attacked and robbed
her arrested
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
FATAL AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT UPSTATE

jamestown. n. J., Aug. 11-An automo bile bear
ing Ohio number, and said to be driven by an
unknown man from Cleveland. struck 1 carriage
tonight two miles from here. John Brooks
badly injured IL is said he cannot live. Marvin
Brokaw. his companion, was injured, but not ia
tally.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
RECEIVER FOR GOLD HILL COPPER CO.

Salisbury. N. C.. Aug. u--Upon application Of
New York creditors. the Gold Hill Copper Com
pany. in Rowan County. has been placed In the
hands OF B. B. Miller. of Salisbury. as receiver
The concern is capitalized at 100000 For wears
1t been considered OF the richest mines in
the South. The claims Of the chief creditor Mr.
Newman. formerly president of the corporation av
gregate s352,Oo0
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
STATEMENT BY THAW
Checks Were Paid, soith One ETcep-
tion-Visited By O'Mara.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. Aug. Hilary K Thaw'
who is seeking to have the courts declare MIN a
bankrupt gave out the following statement from
his cell in the jail tonight, apropos of re-
port that friends had induced Pttsburg banks TO
withhold payment on checks made by him in favor
of certain lawyers:
The story that checks of mine We're not paid is
not entirely unfounded. One check that made
Nav % overirew my balance. Later. under a
friendly arrangement, stopped that check ana ana
expenses amounting to about 5000, With that one
had to draw has been paid both before ana AFTER
The last check 1 signed was cashed at the Union
month My balance remains in that bank
subject 10 my receiver for the benefit OF all cred-
itors No creditors need feel any anxiety over t9e
soundness of this bank It's high standing ,is rs
its deposits increased over sl,ooooco g.
received s1i5 o6O before he withdrew from the
The amount as stated by Mr.. u MIRA is correcLc;
about se5 O oo from me m @ and prevos a9ous state
ment M Gleason received 1uss s 3 and also
Sf self and an b1 Mr rsdues LSsfon for Nasg expenses $4,000
pRefiIv received for himself 11oOO altogether be
and Peabody The sums received by other law-
have not been misst2ted bel 6snese SeS '
Roger o'Mara of Pittsburg. receiver in bank
rrptcy for Thaw visited him at his quarters IN the
Dutcbess County jail this afternoon. Mr OMara
said he came here to go over Thaw's accounts, ana
would make no statement at this time CharleS
Norschauser attorney for Thaw, left the JAN De-
fore Mr.. O'Msra.
pittsburg Aug 11-No attempt will be made to
eive precedence to the Thaw bankruptcy proceed
ines In the United States courts here because OF
tbe prominence and influence of Thaw. accorolng
n the court officials. The papers are now IN the
hands of Referee Blair, and the case will be
called in its regular turn. Roger OMara, before
his departure for Poughkeepsie. bitterly arra1gned
clifford W. Hartridge.
United States Marshal Stephen P Stone de-
clared tonight that if Thaw Is brought mere ne
will be perfectly safe, for although he Will De
nhvscallv in Pennsylvania. legally he will stlh
be in New York. and be returned there at any
time.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
TOWN HALL, WEsTyILLE,
Monday, September 14th, 'o6


the said lands. tenements, hereditamenss and
real estate 50 70 be sold, and the names ct the
persons against whom she said taxes have been
laid on account OF each parcel, are as follows
Brooks, Joseph W. tax due, $3.50 10 acres
Brown, 6. w, tax due 1926 description. house
and 10 acres, situated at New Sharon.
Bond James D. lax due, s7.4o description. house
and lot, situated at Woodbury. Park,
Boat club Arena, tax due, 81 %; description, los
situated at Wessville.
Boat club Roam, tax due, $685. description, boat
house situated at Westvilie.
Corsey, Walter, tax due. $685. description house
and lot situated st Jericho.
Gflbelt, Martha, tax due 1885, description, HOUSE
and lot situated st Jericho.
Hires, Samuel K, tax due, SA.40 description
farm, IS acres site near Woodbury.
Harris John, tax due, SO; description los SIT
at Woodbury. Park
Hensufan, Celia, tax due, 81 -; description, los
situated at Jericho.
johnson, Charles estate, tax due g IS; deserip-
tion. house and LOT. sit, Clement bridge road.
Jodlousk NJ. F., tax due 3.32 description. farm.
Il acres, adjoining ]. Sarlo and others.
Johnson, Sarah, tax due, SI4s; description Loo
situated at Jericho.
Kersey. Edward. tax due 81 40: description house
and acres, situated at Jericho.
Lrdent John, tax due, los; description, boat
house, situated at WestviIie.
Laid, Samuel H.. tax due, s23 IS; description.
timber lands lying along 6lassboro road.
Mowbray. Mrs. e. E. tax due 0.S6; description.
house and lot situated in Woodbury. Park-
N8rtlnua1e, 10OmaSl YAK uueJ u H. uescLllsl1
lot situated at Woodbury. Park.
Mullen, Dayton, tax due, SC; description. farm
GA acres, near Mantua.
McCarron, Michael tax due So e; description.
house, 49, acres, Almonesson.
McCarron, Michael, tax due, s2s6.0O; description,
Almonesson Park Co.
Rudderow, Asa, tax due Si6.2S; description. 295x
acres. adjoining land OF Brewer homestead.
Rudderow, Asa, tax due. $500 description I'D
acres. former S. 8. Sharp property.
smith Elvin . tax due 10 ~ aescr ptohs hoass
and lot situated at Westville.
Smith, Bertha, tax due SL4S: description. lot st
Jericho.
Tillman, Aaron, tax dues .45; description, house
and lot, situated st Jericho.
TilIman, Henry tax due 81 49, description house
and lot at Jericho.
Tolson, Alonzo, tax due. 81. As description house
and lot AZ Jericho.
Thurlow. Caleb. tax due $3.50; description farm
III acres, Fairview.
wick. Harry, estate. tax due sl.4s description.
lot situated as Jericho.
Williams Charles H. tax due, $2.67; descriptions
| house and lot situated at Jericho
| Prs fee, s. 20.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
cLARks1oR

Miss Abbie Shoemaker spent Sun.
day in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walter paid a
visit on Saturday to Brandywine Sum.
nit Camp Meeting.
Will Smith, of Mullica Hill, will
preach for Rev. J. r. Vannatta in the
NJ E. Church next Sunday morning.
Rev. Vannatta will occupy the State
Street pulpit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilkinson, of
Washington, D. c., are spending their
vacation with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. /. H. Davidson.
Mrs William Hoffman spent a few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Corbitt Hoffman at BOrdentOwn.
VIM. HILL of Pittsburg, is paying
a ten days visit with his sisters, Mrs.
Margaret Smith and Miss Eva HILL
On last Saturday morning a horse
belonging to VIM. Resting fell from
overwork and the heat down by the
depot on a piece of glass and cut a
cash in its shoulder about six inches
long. It is doing well at this writing.
The Misses Gertrude and Bertha
Hele, of Philadelphia, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Burk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells and two children
and Mrs. Glass, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Mrs Laura McElwee.
Miss Celine Renard spent Sunday
in Atlantic City
Mr.. w. H. Sibbits called on friends
here Monday.
Mr.. L r. Haines recently purchased
new horse and buggy for his chill
dren.
Mr.. Chris Miller has sold his motor
cycle to Mr.. Myers, Of Repaupo.
Miss Ethel M. Haines left this
morning for a two weeks stay at
Wildwood as the guest of Miss Eba
Heritage.
The men are busy working on John
Pools new barn, to replace the old
one struck by lightning and burned TO
the ground about three weeks ago.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13

Mary B.W Reeves, administratrix OF the estate
Of Clement Reeves deceased. by direction Of she
Surrogate OF she County of Gloucester, hereby
gives notice TO the creditors Of the said cleuerk
Reeves deceased, 80 bring In their debks,ciai1ns
cedent, under oath or Affirmation. within ni1o
months from this date or they will be forevee
barred OF any action theretor against the said
Administrative MARY Il. w. REEYES,
Dated August 9th, 1868. Administratrlx
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
% esolation @ BOTTOM Honey.

A z
Resolved, that she Mayor and City CLERK OF
the City of Woodbury., New Jersey, be and are
hereby authorized 20 borrow sum Of money
not exceeding SIX Thousand Dollars, in the cor
porase name OF the City OF Woodbury., Tor tha
use OF said City in anticipation of the payment
Of taxes TOR the year nineteen hundred and
eight, said money 10 be borrowed for period
not exceeding five month";.
Passed at q regular meeting OF Council held
- = - 1. HAMPTON WILLIAMS.
Attest Presidents
RoBERr @. sPAsKs, City Clerk.
Approved July %, 1908.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13

Louis Fadum, of Baltimore, Nd has
been recent guest OF F. W. Bake and
wife.
-Nuts's store at FranklinvilIe was enter
ed by thieves early Wednesday morning Of
last week and a quantity of merchandise
was taken.
AT a meeting OF the Gloucester County
Board Of Education on Friday, Samuel D.
Beckett was elected chairman and Thomas
G. Dilkes, secretary.
DIR. w. M. stratton entertained the
Physicians Protective Association Of Wood
bury and vicinity at bis office on South
Broad street, Saturday evening of last
week. ~
lightning struck the barn on she sam'l
Wilkins farm, near Thorofare, on Friday
afternoon The bolt punched the cupola 30
pieces and ripped of some shingles. The
liYe stock felt the effects Of tbs lightning
but did not suffer any serious injury
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
TAX SALE.
Sale for Taxes of 1907

Public notice Is hereby given by William O.
Allen, Collector Of the Township Of DepsforJs il
the County Of Gloucester, shat he viii sell az
public sell all the lands, teaemeuts. heredisa-
ments aud real estate hereinafter mentioned for
the shortest term in years for which any person
or persons will agree 30 take the same and pay
thesTax lien thereon, for year 1871, including IN
terest and cost Of sale, the sale sale will take
Mace at tine
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
EVER WATcHFUL.
A Little Care Will Save Many
Woodbury. Readers Future
Trouble.

Watch she kidney secretions.
See that they have she amber hue Of
health;
The discharges not excessive or infre.
quent;
Contain no ssbrick-dust like' sediment.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this for you.
They watch she kidneys and cure them
when shey're sick.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
BOuGmT AND soED

Beef cattle and csives wanted. Kresh cows
and sprinsers assYsyspn band. Sal 81 81 a.
dress n NATHAN
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
JOSEPH a. JACKSON.

Dealer in High Grade Vehicles
Redwood, New Jersey
Phones-Keyssone lex tRuraly; Bell, 25x.