CAPE MAY HERALD. SATURDAY AUGUST i;, lyw

CAPE MAY HERALD IV only Daily Morning Newspaper Published al"Cape May

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- .< *.™- rwc 1 !S: ^SSCSStSS efforts to k«*p the Ko- „. ltxl l(.«,a (J. SJ Ftrat ura » 'b «■< \ it^s- sas mil. l-dttc tiolar'd to '>■* „Ukr. Hraaktuh « W* y of Jujiaii a trrdtmcut o i • u v .

la iwtilUir. for by treaty the late* at one time undertook to e the Intesrltr of Korea. De- • lu the far eaat lu recent v held by diplomats to have abaol>ed this country from Ita obllKBtlous Korea baa Itaelf made with Jaiutn which the natlo • Vnlted State*

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aerre their andent llbertlea. But the aiH-etacle la not new .for us. Early In the nineteenth century the liberal* of Enrol* looked for the IntqT-entlon of this country at the time of tbe dismemberment of Poland^ More recenty Ibe Boer cause aiiprMled to oor sympatble* n tbe etflmplon of the rights of man. Bat while porting as an asylum for tbe politically oppressed the American republic has never set up as the physical champion of oppressed people* of the old world. Otherwise we would long ago bare interposed against the atrocities of Turkey, die oppression In Bnasia and above all the cruelties

of the Belgian Kongo rule.

China waa Korea's natural protector as against Japanese aggression, and Russia stood next. The defeat of China by Japan In 1896 was the beginning of tbe end. Ten years later Russia recognized by tbe treaty of Portsmouth Japan's right to exercise a protectorate over Korea. The moral side of the case remains to be developed. Japan claims to be engaged In a laudable and beneficent enterprise In Korea. And she now has a free hand except as the

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I Cape May Hrral.l. MBR'aablngtoo at I -aaM-lman. William S . Ml " , ,l,r0. Reuben. MS Ocean at t dorr'. Janie* C. i» Perry *t loud. M r> A B. BIS yneeu at !; aiupiou. Richard. Ml Beach are Oox. Waller ICS #<oCkU.U aee 1 :ndK. John E. Columbia aee. ulien, Joseph. 619 Hughea a> .'uaardy. Wm K. TO Corgte at CUtk. Jamra. Mi « Perry at orn. J W. MB J-raoklio at ch. Horatio H. Bit W aahlugton St font, taeorge C. 660 Rev Harrison P tilruwood. riugbe* .bell. Theodore. 610 Hughe* at .*. Tbeo. 610 Hughe* at is. J Pereival. ' J D. 60S Franklin at

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Deacon. Ix>uD J. t«3 tloldtahU aee Daela. Mr* bally B. 616 Hughea at id. Joseph. 819 Beach are D. Cbarjrf N. 9B7 Beaet are laile. M. IS Sooth laatayetle at

Robert.*Broad a ay ’ y. r'rank S 1U» W a •»S. I«B Slock i on are y.Charle-H. 790 Waabingtoa a ura J. 838 Waahiogtoo at . GeomS. 811 Waablngton at Duke, Fiwocla K. 611 Katayrlte

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n the Defensive.

For a year or more the railroads have been "catching It” from all tides. Congress has given the Interstate commerce commission increased power In tbe matter of fixing rates, and than half of the states—nearly twothirds. In fact- hare either passed laws or shown a strong Inclination to pats them limiting the powers and privileges of line* doing business within their limits. What tb*- ultimate effect of the restriction* enacted or Impending will be Up..n tb» usefulness i perlty of tbe roads Is moat uncertain. The general plea of the railway officials against government restrictions D that If enforced the net earnings of tbe lines . affected wlU 1* reduced. Lower freight and passenger rates cut down earnings, and higher priced labor and materials increase expenses. Eo omles hamiav tbe service and lead

public complaints.

It Is well for all concerned that tbe railroads tr<t tbs new laws In the court*. Tbe situation trill be clearer wjsetr'tbe railway official* know the 'limit of government n^wer ami tbe ■— farthest reach of tbe'ann of -tbe law lu “regulating" prtvat* .Interests. It Is pretty plain that retaliation and reprisal on the part of the roads will defeat the end In view. Tactics of that nature have gone unrebuked In past, but In tbe present stale of the public mind they will only m l^matlre worse Retaliation la'certain to t^'jSctng .iilMu. A frank and candid policy, especially If It shall prov# tbit advene legislation la oppressive to f point of suppression, will tbe sur lead to peace. The people have sec They have been the best friends tbe railroads and'will be glad to bars

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Joa. Haad .Jaa.1. Bill well Hand ...Jam L! Jaa. J. Dealt ....Jan.-!, Joa. R. Brooks ..Jaa 1.1*08 Sam. r. Ware .. .Jan. 1.1*0* Loula C. Sayre ...Jan. 1.1909 F. S. Townaend..Jan. 1.1909

\ Thompaon. Jam 1. l Hughes .. Jan 1.1908

Collector—Sol. Needles .. .Jan. 1,1908 Treasurer—1. H. Smith... .Jsn. 1.1*08 City Solicitor—J. Sploer Learning Jaa. 1.1*08 Bldg. Inspector, W. T. Stev-

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Cape Island Lodge. No. *0. F. sod A. M. -Communications, second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at lodge room. Washington and Franklin street* Oops May Camp, No. 8771, Modern Wood men of Am*rtoa-M«el* first Wednesday

of each month at Aodltoriom.

Cepe May Conclave, No. TO Improved

Mr-Glover P. MI Hughreat Poucber William A II Sooth laifeyrtA* a Parkloaon. Tb tn*. H l*rrey at Pbyalck. Dr Emleo. ints Washington at Prasauo, Antonio f.Wl Beach are Porter. William. 1UM latfayetw at Parr. Mr* Henrv A 33 Ocean •L

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guldort, Charles F. 194 Decatur at

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Reardon. J Tiers. Ill Ocean at Rogers. Joko M. *06 Reach are Bobbin*. K A. 818 Hugbea at Reed. Mr* Asm. 8. SIS lofarette at RouaeUe. Dr Albert K. 940 So lofajeWe i Rodan, David W. SW l‘crrr« Rutherford. Henry Deed nr Read, D. Charles H. 637 Hogtaea at Revere*. George. 407 Broad wav Rudolph. Sabeatlan A. » Jackaon at Rnlachman. Frank 8. BJgblh are Reeves, Georg* W. 1114 1 of*Jell* et tbe* at* , r y Hudaoi. 901 Blockloo are W Jotce. 1106Columbia art mvl, »* Windsor are Seweli. Robert 2i7 " , Steven*. Dr Albert U Myrtle are Seaman. Frank C. 5 AUanUc Terrace Sartori, Frank A- MB Beware Sheerpard, 1 L 4® West Perry at SnJfto?Edwin V. TO Colnmbl* are Steter. F S. 41 Jackaon at Sikes. G. 8ib andJIeach ave SbevroO, Wm T. *JD Windsor are sbrppanl. W R. 485 » aahlngton at Sbrarer. Dr Gtlber H. 313 Lafayette at Stereos. I a-* hr T. "TBCovg** *t Stereo*. WIIIUmT.TOCoritieat Sn.h fa. Isaac H. 806 Washington at Stidham. Mr* J P 811 Howard at Slosa. John H. 829 Stockton are Sealer, Henry E . Sudke. Ad m. 1U25 Washington at Jaenb. SoCongreaa at .ker. J L. 819 StocktoB are on. Walter S. 8*7 Waahlogto" -•

Samuel R. BUtea, President .. Dr. A L Leech, vice president Wm. H. Thompson. 19t)8 Edw. H. Phillips, Clerk. ....^...1908 Waller A Lovett 190* William B. Gilbert 1*09 George S. Douglass 1*09 Luther C. Ogden .w —..IBIO

Cbarlts York —

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

.1909

BOARD OF HEALTH.

L L Leach. President.Sept-1.1*09 Dr V.M D.Msrey, Health officer HUM Robert. 8. Hand ” 1*09 Satanel F Eldredgr. Secretary “ 1K77 Albert B Utile 1*07 George U Lowell ” 1908

COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Hall.819 Waeblngtoa street, on aeoond and tonrtb Thureday* of each month. Cape May Connell. No. 18*1; HoyaJ Ar Loum Meets first and thirdThoradaj • of >ch month at Aodltorlnm. Cape May Lodge. No. *1, A. O. U. W.— Meets first and third Thnraday* of each month at 819 Washington street. Cold Spring Connell. Jr. O. U. A. M- No. 185—Meets In ball at Cold Spring, every Tneeday evening at 7 o'clock. Colombia Lodge. No. S3. Independent Urdrr of Mechanic*-Meet* each Monday

at Andltorinro.

Eureka larige. No. 7. Ladles' I. O. M Meets every Toeeday evening at 8 00 No. 504 Washington street. Friendship Council, No. 37. D. of A Meets on Tuesday afternoon of each we at AM. In Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Sprit Tbe John Mecray Post No., 40. G. A. ineeD on the third Friday of each month at 7.30 o’clock p. m-. at Franklin alreei

school building.

Mayflower Lodge. No. 358, Independent Order of Odd Fellowa-MeeU each Frida) at the Auditorium. Jackaon atrret. Ogallalla Tribe. No. 137. Improved Onlr of Ked Men—Mreta at *10 Washing! ol

Justice Supremo Court—Tboa. W. Trenchard. Hop 1814 Tlrcult Judge—Allen B. Endlcott Rep 1911

law Judge—James M. E. Hildreth

Rep 1*11 Cape May Fire Department, n Prosecutor <{f Pleas—Harry S- Monday evening In each month Do H? U ?.' V.”” J** Washington and Franklin .tree

How Do Yon Spend Your Money!

Are you doing it in a way to receive aubMantial benefit’ Are you laying aside hpmeUiing /or a "rainy day?" If not. you will never have a better time to begin than BOW. To get quickly started, begin the easiest way, come to the

Security Trust Company, Cape May, N. J. and open a Savings Account.s. Do not wait for a large sum. for it may never come; just de]*>it whatever you have to spare, no matter how small the amount Wt will gladly assist you in getting started. Ask youi friends aliout us.

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Edmond-. Mr. Mary M. C*4 FUdredge. Ellis C. *U Peril . Eldredgr. Dr J Smallwood. 1

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sens. Aogwatns, Eighth are Starr. Dr R walur. New Jersey and Ball IScbriteoreTB If- 4Ss wr»t Perry at Shield . Ch*a R.' 406 Utfayette s» Shir Ids. Peter, Beach ar. Smith, waiter R 644 Washington at Smith. M 8. (Cl Washington at Sieved'. S Irwin. U4 Decatur at Stevens. Thomas S. 794 waai'lngtoo at Stereo*, william L. 316 North at SUfata. Edgar P. 518 UOaycUc at Stlws. Samuel R DOS Lafayette at

Foeer. Daniel. 338 I>rry *t Fenner. Mrs Annie 715 Corgle at Fenton. George F. SS7 Grant a Fottemll. S B. 2 AlUnDc Terrace Falkinburg. Joalab.668 Washington at Farrow. William. 683 "anat. John w. 710 Corgle at osier. MrsStra A. SOI Perry st irlffitb Miss E J. 613 Colombia are ray-Gile*. Mia* M C. 843 Windsor are Greene. Mr* M M. 7 AUantlc Terrace liemrig. John H. 107 Ocean at Goodwin. Mrs P H. la Gnerney st Craves. Ferd J. 631 ColumbU are Graves. N Z. South Lafayette A Congre Gallagher. Christopher. 45 Jackson st G lb. n. Conrad M. 281 Perry at GuOahalk. Edward H. S* Howard at Garrison. Mr* Sarah S. S3* Decal or at Gregory. Douglas*. 31* Perry at Gaakill. Dr L. 818 Stockton are

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Herald (Dally and Weekly 1306 Washington Hepburn, W Horace. Beach ave HailoweB. J Wallace. 36 Ocean at Hnghre. Mrs Harriet f>. 613 Hogbe* r*

Sherlff—Wm. H. Bright, Rep 1*07 Coroner—Rob. 8. Miller, Rep. .. - .1907 Coroner—Wm. H. Thompson 1*08 Coroner—Nathan A Cohen 1*09 County Clerk—Julius Way. Rep... 1910 Surrogate—E. C. Hewitt. Rep. ...19<r County Collector—Joeepb I. Scull, Rep 1*0; County Board of Election*—Joe K. Hand. Rep 1*07 County Board of Elections—Henry P. Daugherty. Rep. 1*09 County Board o( Election*—Chaa. T. Norton. Dem 1*0* County Board of Elections—Michael H. Keanu. Dem 1*08 Terms of Court—Second Tueadsy April. September and December

StoveU. Frederick D. «» Hughe* r-edgewlck, Roland. 1008 washing!

Tornar. Frank D. TO Franklin at Townsend! LRburn H. 1051 Washington

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS B. Smith. Palermo, Jan. 1,1910 8. Johnson. Ocean Qty .Jan. L1910 John P. Fox, Ocean City . .Jfih. 1,1910 C. P. Vanaman, Dias Creek..Jan. 1.1*08 J. D. Ludlam. So. Dennis ..Jan. 1,1*10 D. Schellenger. Erma Jan. 1.1*09 J. T. Bennett, Cape May ..Jan. 1.1910 H. S. Rutherford. Cape May Jam 1.1*09 Anthony B. Smith. Director Samuel Townsend. Clerk State Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Rep.1910 Assemblyman—C. E. SUlle, Rep .1*08

TAX COMMISSIONERS.

Ellis H. Marshall, Seaville. 1SWJ Stilwell II. Townsend. Cape May Conrl I loose —1908 Aaron W. Hand. Cape May City....1910

X Windsor a

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1 ebttfhS^ Hirbert F. 103 Jackson st Hto. Rev Arthur, 806 l^fsyetu st Holman. Mr* W A. 7U5 (>lun.bi- are Harned, Frank P. *33 Stockton sve Reuse. Millard K. 304 Ocean at

Hatrer, Dr Frederick J. 1239 Waahicgton

Halt. lira L M. 608 UlayeUr at

Hand. Dr Anna M. 510 Vt aabingtoo at

Hand, Enoch. W. Hrtl “

Hand. Harry, R 1014 HsimI. Joasph, 1007

Hand. JtHwdl S.

Htu^rtOUbertiaSu Madison Hngbea, I Pnloam. 23S Perry at

Hngbev. J War

Justice. Randolph F. 109 Howard Jackaon. Emily. 411 Broadway

JuaU. Henry U. Ocean sod Colombia are

Johns. Harry. SI7 North

Jacoby. John F. 901 Colombia are W

Johnson. B*n|amln F. *lb Perry W Jobyoo. Eldridge. 235 Oogreaa Place Kn“r^ l »lre. t Ml^y A 130Decatur

^r^i^Sithra Kelly, W.G 1031 Wash King, Mra. Wm. Jackaon an Knight. Mia* AnnieC. 306 Cl Ktaery. William H. 636 Waa!

warrea. Chart** C. 515 Franklin at webb. Georee R 835 Beach ave welsh, wm. 818 Bench ave wrlgbt. Spence. D 80S Stockton are wrstwu, Dr T 8. 71* Columbia are wblioe?M H. *08 Windsor are eright, N K TO Broadway -llbtnham. John. Myrtle are orthlngtoo, Amos. 34 Gnerney at •esvrr. Harry- ®M Stocktooave w later. Jours. Oor an and Basok aveui wllaon. J Clifford. 18 Jefferaon «t _ ware. Horace R. 1148 Washington st son, J. 317 Franklin at iver, George P. 17 Broadway

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Zlmmele. John B. 90* Congress Place FIRE ALARM CALM The Fire Department has rearranged it* fire alarm host* and the following are the numbers and new location b0 « e *WasbIng|oh street, near FcbeHenger’a Landing. ' fc- W a*bl ogfon street, near Pnloit. 47. IV ashing (on aUeet and Msdlson aveone. W. I^favrtle and Bank streets 68. Broad and Elmira streets. 65. I'Hubovf sodMewJerseyat 69. Block ton avenue, between >n sod Qneen streets. 73. Franklin and Washington streets 76. Howard street, opposite Stockton ’k. Colam bin Aveone end Garner streets. ■ . .. • 84. Ocean street, near Beach avenue. 91 . Sonth Lafayette and Grant streets. 02. Broadway and Beech avenue. 03. Pervv atreet, near Bridge. 04. Perry street end Beech sveno 96. Washington sod Jackaon itn 07. (Colombia aveone sod Decstnr “sR^Wsshlngloii and Opran street a.

?ro(r*sional (Sard*.

Church Directory

Rev. Father D. 8- Kelly, Rector. Masse*—Sunday*. #, 8, and JO s tt •• Weekdays, 7 JO s m. Rnndsy tud Frldav Evening Service*

| 8 o’clock.

Confeosloos—Saturdsy*. and Thorsdays before tb* First Friday, from 8 30 ■ p. in , and from 7 30 to*JO p m,

j EW18T. STEVENS: COUNSELLOR AT LAW,, 610 WaauigOTos Sr . Cars Mar, N J Master and Solicitor in Chancery.

Notary Public.

Commissioner for Pennsylvania. E. DIANE MOORE. ■W ARTIST ^ PAINTING AND EMBROIDERY arastriKC ako ogaioNiiec a arectai.m Wash Embroidery Silks and Float. Ready made novelties. Work dh 6a6 WaaHtsoTO* St. CantMav. Known as Knickerbocker Bldg. James J. Doak Carpenter & SBuilaei

Jobbing

Promptly^ttended to No. 833 Washington Street ’ CAPE MAY, N. i.

Local Phone 07.

Welsbocti Lomps Free With every Ga.s Itsm-re |mrcluised at our store bolero AUGUST 10, 1907

e wilt give free oi ebarga ONE WEL8BACH LAMP

Lafayette I

Marie Corelli say* that tbe n

of men of the present day want to keep them- Elisabeth Cady Stan- I Jota , CocW Ana’s'granddanghter says that there f * ‘ — —- are no object Ion* b4a women Inber | J path, only objectionable men Both | Biwxk of tbe Aoglo-lUxqo type. anJ II la about time for an Investigation com

mlttee to tackle this «

Valet Ladies & Mens Tailoring

, .vllle.Uil.1 L*f*yeU«*t ..Alfred, 15 Jefferaon at

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Week^lay*— Churaday*. Holy Common. Ion 7 80 a-m. Wednsadaya.EreoIngPrayer. " 00 p. m. Saint* Day’*—Celebration ot tb* Holy ommuoion 7.30 a- m. rRSanTTUIAg CKDBCR. James McLeod. D. D..Minister Sunday eervicea at 10 80 a. m., and 8.00 p. to. Sunday school at 3 00 p. Prayer meeUng WedneadaT 8.00 p. m. TOnior u. E- at 4 id p. ir ■ P.8. C.If. FfM»7»MI09 «>• Stnogan always weteome. rissr m. caoncH. Bar. Jama* Burnt, Pastor. Preaching ou Honda) m •ruing at 10.80. In lbs evening at 7.46. Meetings st 9 A. M. and «.M r. w. on Snadaya. Sondav School at 8 r. a. Epwurtb League Sunday evening 01 7 Mki-waak prayer service Wedoeadaj raolng at 8 o’clock. Clam meeting*, Toeeday, Thorsdaj sad Friday eveoinga.

" OVEN GAS RANGli - - • f I V ot) • OVEN GAS RANGE ... . 5,600

All Connections Free

CAFE MAT ILLUMINATING COMPAFT ’ Both Phones, O. A. Merchant, Jr, .Managers

mug oEcamion mi hmigr

Contractors & Builders YORK BROS.

W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE la aay Part of Capa May County Holly Beach. N. J.

Have your Clothes Cleaned and Pigsffed while you ure asleep. Afternoon or Night

EDWARD VAN KBBBKL.

431 Waaatson

Cop© May© Reading Tailor WligMihMMBdha'hi JACOB GARKBON unmni

SMaster liUorh a Specialty tnctusta, LUaiton anh Burlaps lOCce and fihow Rooms. Second floor Smith Bld-j. 610 Wash. JSt | CAPE h.AY, N. J. * fcm agaaaegEaaffi

Charles T. Campbell NO.'SOQ WASHINGTON STCape May CKy, New Jersey fo IRE INSURANCE ARE YOU INSUKED7 Iniurance placed on building furniture, stock, plate gla>s, and boilers in the best Companies represented in the Country' as follows: UNITED FIREMEN S INSURANCE CO. OF PliILA. THE CONCORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MILWAUKEE. FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO. OF PHI LA

CHARLES SCHERER

Ladies’ and Gentlemen's

Bar. H. F. Crego, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at 10.30. (a tha avwtmg at 7-3®. „ „ Sunday morulng Workers Mratlnff at ^Sunday 'school at 1.30 p. «. Wednaaday evculog Prayer Masting at Mia’S Meeting Ssturdsy avealng *18.00

Wn Make Harness

sod moke It right. The quality ot th* leather and tbe other material, need, 1* tbe beet obtainable, and its cut pot to gglfaer and etitched by aklUed hand*. Double or tingle flaroeaa, for farm, delivery or ro*d wagon*. Fine carriage Hnroeae ij a specialty of owra, ate.

only. 6 OOP. M.

The foltewtag Oaigysaae *»* ^Mjotad to offlclat* daring Ihe summer of 1*07. Jan#**. Hwv. Floyd W. Tamklns. 8.T.D .

th. Hoty Trinity.

W. A- LOVETT C#r. Washington and Perry Street CAPErtAY. N. J.

TBiLBBIIIG

Cleaning and Pressing

304 Was ington It. Cape May, N. J.

10

OFOUB OWN STAnPB Fun FREE

SKOO and upwards, by praaanUng adTertiaeenent and; learn sU

-SIW STAMP SYSTEM-

Qahomas TT). Jflillet El Sbora for man, woman and children, * - ■

DAVID H. FELL

CAFE and B IJ EE ET

CHOICE WINES AND LIQUOR? Chris. Gfillagher’s Alderney Whibkey.

Rje^er Greta’s I’hjlarldphia Beer on Dfquffht. Cor. BEtCH Iff, l PtBRI ST, Cl PI WAV. 3. J. MECRAYS* CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Was Kington and Ocean Streets

603 Washington St. 217. 2I9TTJI Ocean St.

t»s Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits

C**re Batten -Sharp! •** 6U» Sp»«Wt|

Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm FUA, Oystars, Cloau and Terrapin. Brassed Paaltry

The largest market in Cape May.

COAL & WOOD

WASHINGTON 6T. Both Phone

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