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The Herald s Daily Slory CSPB Hill M HlfPlfi Cottage Directory ior 1908

Settled Oat of Court

(CotUc«r« wboM name* ar* omit tod «U1 pWtM call at or notify The llorald. No. 614 Waablactoa Stroot. aud their name. Kill he property In

.t ra»-«t? Sever! Bot, ;

a’r-l mao I. a tv tll.-va n la thirty y*i

rally ..

Alton. K H. ti3 Orest Arnold Charlea C, »1*

■"..1,1 .xmwot tn your VrDoltl .Frederick K lit) North at. i I marry a mao vlth Affeldt, Ura. Jd.. >12 Windsor Avenue

..id legal Quarrels for ^

. . ilroua, J. C, rtl« Wash- 8t

more uen a ma c .[ant^am hamuei. klw oolumhla Are

tally for a •U|«'annu arlu*hur»t. Mlaa R. L.. 24 Ocean St.

mvwv T,,u • r *' or ^- tiuun. lienton B.. *46 -Hughes Bt- •*• “ "* dedsett. Harry o.. M Wee* Perry 8t

Uaum, Oeorge, *«• Jackson 8L Hums. Rev. James, 651 Wash. 6t. Ouyd, lieu. W, Hotel Cape May. BeatUe. Ura R. H.. *11 Beach Ave. Barry. Ur. Vera, Via Stockton Ave. oruce, Mrs Catherine A., lUi Ocean 8u Baird. David UJtl hint Avenue. Barclay. William K, 20 first Ava Bennett. Judaon D. KS7 Wash. SC Bush Andrew 8., >111 Wash 8L Board man, Horace M., 82* Wash. St. Brooks, Joseph it., 6*1 Wash. St Benstead. Richard. Ml Queen BU Baker. John A.. *21 Columma Ave. Bailey, John M., 811 Queen St. Blaaelay, John. M Congrees SU Broku. Mra U M-. Kearney Ava. oerger. Mr*. Klorenoe. 20S Howard 6t

wtilch she shewed to ■vth Ward, who lived r girt told her that tt ittvr of fact and gen-

. Uargvd her niece to writs

•u. h • letter «» she woo'd heraetf send to a iu^o she admired. The result was an eptatle that warmed old Ephraim Cod man from the Ups of bla toes to tbs cto am of bl* hair leva he«4. There was no tHi.tu.-ei. tn It. bot It tended to bring about a c-oncluaton of tbs lawsuit. The letter wa« banded with the morning, null to Ur. Codman by hit graudaoo aud heir. Louts, who acted aa ht> ■e. retari l-ouh- opened all letters twforr submitting them. Indeed, be rend Mr. IVatudy’s to his grandfather whoee algbt waa Inadequate to decipher a woman, handwriting. Tbs old man. fearing that a matrimonial alliance might not please his heir, on dertm* to make the reply himself, but Lout, intercepted the reply and sent one that he bad written himself. For reason* of hi* own be poured out Just aoch w ord, aa be would writs to bla

own tadylore.

Then followed a correepondeore that would warm hearts froaen for ceotone. UUa Ward would writs Mrs Pea body, letter*, read them to her stmt for approval and mall them. •The old fool." the lady would eicUlro “to he -wtight by such chaff! It. lucky Bettyi I have you to write tbe«- lettiTv I nerer could do It In the world." Then when tbe replies arrive.! it o onld be- • How alekenlng! I wonder If he will ex[>eii me to U.ten to that rubbish when we are married!

However, he Will pay well for the j .iiHi’uin*!

Caps May Hsratd. *14 Wash. »L

v.«aaelman. WtiUam B., Ml Wash. 8L

Cohen. Reuben, m Ocean St. Corry, James C, 225 Perry St Cloud. Mra. A. B., *16 Queen Bt campion. Richard. Ml beach Are. uox. Walter, k26 Stockton Ave. Craig. John f, Columula Ave. Cohen, Joeeph. 2J4 Ocean St Casseay, Wm. », 7U« Corgis St Clark. James. M2 W. Perry St

Church. Mrs. Margaret, 817 Wash. St

Crawford, George C., *CU Wash. SL crego. Rev. H. P.. 718 Franklin St Chew. Wm. H.. 246 Windsor Ave. Chew. Mrs. S.. Ml Windsor Avs. iimmingM Edwin J., <35 Wash. St.

Beamon. Louis J, 822 Columbia Ave. lilmond, Joecpb, 81» Beach Ave. clavia. Dr. Charlea N, 837 Beach Ave. _>aily, M, lo Boutu Lafayette BL Bails. Luwaru l~. 661 Hughes bt

Oouguerty, arana », 8k« oor^le -St Javla, Mi* B, IoOj Stockton Ave.

... u a [_ WaaiilnglOB St

Wasuiugtod bf Duke, rraucls K., *14 Cafayeue bt

Levia. Oeorf* T, 806 Bearh Are. Loeaa. JaM W «» Hngbes Bt LaaML-SS. L X Oongreae 8t LalnL ie^wr H. Ul Orant Bt lata. Henry C, • Orkkt Bt Jl, 622 Colombia Ask ..ms Lafayette Bt •epfe. m Cionffreei Bt A. L, mi LafayeUe BL M Mima Frank H, Oil Beach Ave. MllU. Dr. James. 216 Stockton Ave MeCaUoogk, Alexander, 6XT Hughes 8 Magnlre. Mine Caaale. 41 Jadmoo Bt Moor*. 8. H, The ISberon Moorhead, J. W„ 626 Hughes BL McCreary. Dr. Jamas. 222 North Bt Miller Alfred B, HIS Wash Bt Mac Far land, Lao, 711 Columbia Are. McGrath. U.J- 818 Beach Ave. McKenna. A. D., Ill Beach Ave. McCabe, 8. B, 002 Columbia Ava vHddleton, George P, 24 Congress Bt Miller, C. J.. 812 Stockton Ave. MhUeu. Edward B4 726 Colombia Are McCreary. W. H, 84 Ouerney Bt Mecray, Jeremiah, 211 Decatur 8L Uecray, John W., 211 Decatur St MeCredy. R. W.. 652 Hughes St McMullen. W. J.. 207 Congress Place Monroe. Peter. 225 Congress Mace. Matthews, C. L, >87 Broadway. Hodge. E. N.. >4 Jackson St. Monroe, John L, W. Beach Ave. Marshall. J. W, 226 Congress St Marta. Mrs. W„ 712 Corgis St MUler. C. Earl. *64 Hughes St. McLeod. Rev. J, 610 Hughes St Marshall. C. Q., 12 First Ave. McDonnell. W. C, 618 Hughes *8t Miller. R. R, 1148 Wash. St Marcy, Samuel 8.. 416 Bank St Marcy, D. V. M. D.,Cor. Ocean and Hughes St McKnlght Mrc. R. J, 748 Wash St Mecray. Frank. 212 Hughes Bt Melvin, F. J.. 616 Broad St Mulllner, J. Harry, 216 Perry St McCsuslcmd. A. G., 508 Franklin St MacgUl, C. C-. 803 Stockton Ava Morlce, W. W., S29 Stockton Ava McGrath, Louis J, 81* Stockton Ave Marta, Mra John N, 815 Beach Ave. Miller. Frank W, <41 Hughe* St. MlUer. Lemuel B, <41 Hughss St 11 orris. Mr*. Evan. *21 Columbia Are. 4 Newkirk, John B, 1015 Beach Ave. Nlrdllnger. Frank. *33 Hughes St Sellaon. Winiam. 22 Jackson St NeUsoA Dr. T. R, 6 Atlantic Ter. NeWklrk. L Robert. 815 Beach Ave. Norrla, Dr. R. C, O Ogden. George. 745 Waahlngton St Otter. Howard F, Broadway. O'Crowloy. M.. 12* Decatur Et P Phillips. Dr. W. H, Cor. Ocean and Hughes SU. PhUllpa. Dr. E.-H, Cor. Ocean and ughe* SU Paul. Mra. Bertha R, >09 Congress Place.

privilege. He U

In the eud. aud that will bautnipt o»: wherea* this marriage will make us rich You’ll be well paid for yonr letter welting. Betty 1 .hall settle 2100 a yevr uu you for dress." “How jp-ua-ruus you are. auntie'. You ax* always thinking of other*; never of

And *

r tbe while, mi at last > propyamon of marriage In It wa* nothing of the business prop ualtlini Mr*. Peabody had Intended to call forth, bot an ardent Wire *ucb aa a young man would pour out to a young girl. “1 •hall lev* you." the old man said. “In your youth and cberiah you In your oM age." The Udy threw down the letter*, muttering: “Not in my old age. you aid fool! You'D be under ground twenty year* before Pm

an old woman!"

When Ml** Ward banded her aunt the reply she bad written Mr. Peabody commented on It “If be Were a young man. Ben. it would be lovely. There’s some exenae for him. after all. coualdaxing bow swcwtly you write’’ Then came the xr range in run for tbe 6m meeting betwaeu tbe principal*.

11 la the morning of a certain day. and sloes be wa* subject to a temporary Indisposition hi* grandson would

-iwUet. Mom*, nearuey A «* DuPont, Irene. *13 Bosch Ava

DaiU. Mia* C. l>, *60 Hughes SL DaSUver. Robert S.. beacn Avenu

and J season Bt.

EUisOA Wm. B.. 921 Stockton Ave. awing. Dr. 8. SL, Myrtle Ave. ■uastwick. Thoms* W, 4* Jackson SL •nifretb. C. P, 47 Jackson SL <6arA Mra. A.• Li, 606 Ho*baa St Ldmunda, J. Heary, 42 Jackson BL Edmunda. Mr*. Mary M, 6*4 Wash tog ton SL i£ldr#dge. Kills C, 213 Parry SL Hldredge. Dr. J. Smallwood. 1142 Washington SL EtdredgA Samuel F, 916 Wash. St

Flynm dames. 19 Jackson SL Focer, Danled. 223 Perry SL Fenner. Mra Annie, 716 Corgle St Fentoa ' George F, 267 Grant St r alUnburg, J, «C8 Wash St i oatar, Mra. Sarah A-, 201 Furry Bt Freeman, Dr. Walter J, S25 buach Farley. R Henderson, 659 Hughes St a Gray. Giles. Mias M. C., 242 Windsor AvanuA arcane. Mra. M. M, 7 AUanUi

uravaA N. Z.. Sooth Lafayette adc

.Lafayette St lodan. David W . 232 Perry St teed. Dr. C. H.. <37 Hughe* St teeves. George. 407 Broadway ludolph, S A, 36 Jackson St otschman. Frank S, Eighth Are. eerea. O. W , 1114 Lafayette St Rice. U L, til Perry 8t

Shields, Peter. Beach and Trenton Sanborn, A. 209 Howard Bt Slckler, Dr. W. B, Cor. Ocean and Hug ha* SU. Smith. H. H., *01 Stockton Ave. SeweB, W. Joyce, 904 OoiumbU Ave.

.. Dr. a a, 618 . . . Stflruna. Lewis T, 722 Corgle St Stevana. Wm. T, 72* Corgle St Smith. L H.. 808 Waahlngton St Stldhahi, Mrs. J. P.. >11 Howard Bt Sloau. John H.. 82* Stockton Ava Soelke, A.. 1026 Washington Bt Snare. Jacob, 20 Congress 'Street Shoemaker, J. lx, 218 Stockton Ava! Sayre. Louis G. 222 Wash. 8t Sell*. Augustus. Eighth Ava Starr, Dr. R. Walter, New Jersey and

“ Ti claimed Mm. Peabody. “He’ll hie grandson to bold him up! Writ* him that owing to a superabundance of maidenly modesty 1 shall have my meet! With me at the meeting.’’ Tbe girl, toughing merrily. 8ew sway to write tbe tost totter of thto unique

■ carriage drove p to Mr* Pee body’s door the aun wsa

-othal Of a

Gallagher, Christopher, 45 Jackson St Gilbert Conrad M, 207 Howard St GarrtsoA Mm B. S., *23 Decatur St Gregory, Donglsa*. 21* Perry Bt M y Herald, (Dally end Weekly), *14 taking tan M. HepburA. W. Horace, Beach Ava Hallowed. J. WaHsce. Hotel Cape

May.

Hug bee. Mm H. 8, «1* Hug boa St HackeU, Stanton H-. 465 Hug bee St Hand. Robert S, 7*5 JeBsrecm SC Hart. Edwin K. 1* North SL . Hex*. Rev. Arthur, 604 LafayeUe St Heaton. Herbert Jr.. <2* Col. Ava

Ml*. W. A.

tndeed. Holmxn. I d of a -tkv.noe •njbPhOrned. F

J Frank P„ 922 Btoukton Ave H*l*se. Millard E.. CIO Haghea St Hnexer, Dr. F. J, 122* Weak, bt Hnll. Mxa. lx M., S02 Lnfsyette St Hnnd. Dr. Anns M.. 610 Wash SL

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CAPE MAY

tfi{» THE 0001E8T 8EA8iDE SMIIMEB RE80BT OHTHE ATUIfflC C0A8T

Reached by Reading System and Pennsylvania from Philadelphia FOURTEEN EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY To and From the Resort By comparative official Government observations, Cape May is from 3 to 10 degrees cooler in Summer and warmer in Winter than any other Resort on the Atlantic Coast, north of Florida. It stands on a peninsula jutting out between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay. As a HEALTH RESORT it is a unsurpassed. Equable and dry climate. It is the Home of Fashion ancf Wealth in the Summer season, with a history of one hundred years as such. Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the ocean front, j oat inside, occupants can enjoy at the same time an unobatructed view of Old Neptune. The Finest Beach Strand In the World is Here THE BOARDWALK is a splendid esplanade, over five miles in length, with unobstructed views of the ocean. FISHING, SAILING, GUNNING aud the kindred sports in both still and rough water*. Ijtrge fleet of public yachts. BATHING. A highly valued feature of many of the hotels are the hot and cold sea water baths, both public and private. Cape May theVinest Sea Bathing ia the World, because its beach is smooth, with a gradual descent into the water. There are no holes gulleys L and no life lines are required. YACHTING, The Cape May Yacht Club is headquarters for yachtsmen. The harbor contains five hundred acres. \ DRIVING, RIDING, ETC. Miles of beautiful Streets and Avenues. Good roads throug the abjacent country. GOLF. The links of the Cape May Golf Club, among tbe finest in the United States, are open all Summer. Frequent tournaments. THE COT TAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made up of residents of the leading cities of the Union. It i* a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages of tbe CooimiT Place, because it is the only resort on the coast, on the main land and not on a sanded island, and along its avenues are trees with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered from farms in tbe adjoining country.

Directly Facing the Ocean

Room* *2.00 U a by the Week

1. John M., 609 Columbia A

L7J ‘B. a. Smith, Prop. CAPE MAY, N. J. OPENED FOR SEASON OF 1908

ScheUucer, B. U. 438 W. Perry SL Shields, Chaw. B., 4*4 Lafayette BL Smith. W. R.. (it Washington BL Smith. M. 8, *21 Washington BL Stevens, William lx, 21* North St Btltea, B. P-, 612 Lafayette BL Bdtas, 8 R-, U02 Lafayette SL Seartee. K. J., 20* Broadway. Stotaabary. C. R-, Kearney Ave. Sheppard. H. W, 417 Broadway. Swmia. Marvin C, 227 Wtndaor Ava. W. N., 124 Decatur Bt

Columbia Ave m Wash. BL J. W„ ^ - Townsend, E. PW _. Towneend. F. 2., *a Wash. BL To! an, J. P, 47 Jeckaon SL Tilton, Mi*. May, Broadway. tend. B. F- 112 Oecetn BL

Hotel Lafayette

cape ruv,, n. j.

0IPSSS ?©!& Directly on the Beach-

JOHN TRACT

3iSAS®SS llli

Newly Famished

The harbor

ScHELLENGERS LaNDING

Path'* Beer ami CboH* Wlnre aad lAgaore S, Klxkiag and Crabbing Supple* Faralel JAMBS A. CARROLL

@qrroZZ -

CKM ■**“ ■ t*M. T. B- BROC

SBM TjgSM&M*

i cf the Pwrv Food In*

Comer Room* La in Hall Room, a

i Parlor* and Hath* Extra. Hop* Evening*, 8J0 to 10 12 in Japanese Room

Washington and Jackson Streets Quick ]Z)UT,ch Service Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANK B. WRISLEY

ffes iilte®!

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. R. WILSON 6 SON

Colonial.

CAPE MAY. N. J.

only a raw taros FROM THE, ROLLING SKA

Modem conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has a seating capacity of aoo "" w. h. church, o

THE ALDINE,

DECATUR ST.

from beach.) Open all tbe

arge and airy. Appointments first-class. Cuisine ex* cdlent Rates, $3 per day, upward; $io per week, upward.

Theodor. Muller.

Manufacturing Confectioner...

New Store New Factory

Full Line of the fest CandlCS