CAPE MAY PAILT HERALD, VEPyESPAY. JULY 15. 1908.

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Treasurer—1. H. BrnlUi Jr., Jan. l,l«k- hewl«y school allM P- »

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Before Leaving

Cape May

LD A30LISH CONST I TUT ION.

BOARD OP EDUCATION. .Samuel R. SUles. Preeldeat

■VUliam l*ort« — Sd» H. Phillips, Clerk.'.T.. rt'riltain K. Sbeppsrd — ■ ■ William B. QUbert Geora* 8- Douglasa LuLber C. Oaden i hsrlt-s 1 ort

Tocsifd hi Prof Charles Zoeblln of hho CnlTvrslii at Cklcaco ai ihe recent annual banquet of P»1 Upallon alumni His topic was “The Pundamenta. Pb'laci of Our tioTcmmcnC'' Next to the foolishness of our tnstfttutlons. be newed with dlaguat the lacs of tcielllgeooe of the electorate, declarina that the average Swiss

BOARD OF HEALTH, j Dr A. L Leach. President.SepL LI®* I Dr V M.D. Uarcv, Health officer " 1908 itohert- 8. Hand “ 1909 j William K..Sheppard “ 1910 IS iniam Porter, Secretary Georje L. Lo* ett ........

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Board of Trade —' N President. Luther C. Ogden, Secretnry. A. O. Merchant, Jr.; Treaaurer, Thomas W. Millet.

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herdsman Is Thousands of feet above the average American college graduate or business mat, in political Intel Ugence.* "We have a habit of proudly applying tc ourselves a phrase about 'gov eminent of the people, for the people, by the people.' ~ said the speaker. "We really think that it applies to ns We think that we elect oar president, bat we do not. We think we are gov* emed by a congress which we elect. In reality we elect the members of a pleasure clnb which meets In Washington and selects a speaker. Cggr Is a modest. Inadequate term to apply to the spenEar rf the house. "Then there is the senate. The senate will be soon elected by popular - vote. But why should they be elected at allT The senate Is s sort of v Mom appendix to the body politic.

Prof. Zoeblln urged hems rule and the referendum as an eighteenth century document that by Its Influence la keeplag our laws In the same — 1 tury. Hs advocated Its radical acm or iU abolition and the subetlj tBtion of an unwritten consul

such as England wot

me cenal revi^ subaUt LHutionj

NEW CENTRAL RAILROAD OFFICE

LotrievlU*. Ky —The Son then. Ps-

CorporaUcm. has lust completed a new central offloe. which Is shown Is the This edUtce, meetings of the rating hundreds of millions is bald, was erected at an apt of I1M* U Is situated

COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Justice Supreme Court—Thou. W. TrenchaJd. Hep. 1914 Circuit Judge—Allen B. KndlooU Rep '

Law Judge—James M. E.

Rep. HU Prosecutor of Pleas—Kraeet w. Lloyd, Rep———1913 .'h«rlff-Robert R. Corson. Rep

Coroner—W. A. Lake. Rep. Coroner—Wm. H. Thompeon

.uroner—Nathan A. Cohan, County Clerk—Julius Way. Rep... 1910 rurrogste—Cbaa* P. Vans man ■■ ..1913 County oppcrintentlent of school*. Oacar 0. ban i County Collector—Joseph L Scull. Rep. 1908 County board of Elections—Learning L Hughes - • • . 1908

County board of Elect! County Board of Elect

r. Daugherty. Rep. ^1910 County Board of Election*—WU Unm J. Tyler. Dem... 1910 ael H. Kearns. Dem. 1M9 Terms of Court—Second Tueaday in April. September and December.

BOARD OP CHOSEN FRESHOLDERfi A. a Smith. Palermo, ....Jan. 1.1910 W. S. Johnson. Ocean City .Jan. 1.1919 John P. Pox. Ocean City ..Jan.L1910 SyUestar Spence, UoaheD...Jan. 1, 1911 J. D. Ludlam. So. Dennis ..Jan. 1.1910 " — L1999

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Capo May Jan. L1909

Charles Serre.Ses Isle City. Jan. 1.1911 CbasCTonUng, bee Isle City, Jan. 1,191! Anthony a Smith, Director Samuel Townsend. Clerk .. State Senator—Bob.' E. Hand. HepJtll Assemblyman—0. E SUlle. Rep .1901

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Ellis H. Marsh til, SeaviMe. .-1908 sulwell H. Townsend. Cape May Court bouae. _„19U Aaron W. Hand. Cape May aty.

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Chnrch Dlrectery

Rev. Father D. 8. Kelly, Rector. ReciorWettee hours—0 to 11 A m.j lo (LS0 p. m. », •- r Msnsoe Sundays 0.16. 8 and 19 am Weekdays, 7 JOS m. Kundsy and Kridsy Evening Oeriieea

layv and Tbi a»y* before the Eire! Friday, (ram 1 , and bom 7.30 toV.30 p. n

.. St., between Jse Rev. Arthur Hem. HeeM

Commualee. TJB a. m., every ta .emiUhmA^mjBmb-de, Ing Prayer eed liMW—,*99 tveeiug Prayer osly. • p. m.

The following clcntymsa am aapeeN o offlclat. dunea the eemmar of ]«■.

8.00 p. n

I’rayse meeUna Wedneedav 8.( Y P. E C * Ptiday at 7J0 p. SUaugara always waloocae.

8C Petsre-by-the-8**, Csph May Prtnt

The following clergymen ported to preach at thla

throughout ths preaent erne— July h—Rev T. T. H. Finn. Valley

Forge Memorial.

U-Bmr. Bdw. A. Canon. 8L

Paula. Philadelphia.

19—Rav. Oeo. J. O. Kramer, Assistant of 8L Michael's and all Angela, Baltimore. *8—Rev, Oeo. J. O. Kroner, Assistant of 8L MlchseL. and all Angala, Baltimore 9—Rer. Wald« - *

Philadelphia

9—Rav. O. Wharton McMulIsn.Long Island, New Y. IS—Rev. William H. Oreff, Memorial Cbufch of the Holy Comforter. Philadelphia. 31—Rev. William H QrafT. Memorial Church of the Holy Comforter. Philadelphia 39—Rev. O. U rings ton Bishop,

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95. Washington street, near ScheUen-

M. Lefavetts and Bank street*. 68. Broad and Elmir* street*. 06. Pittsburg and New Jersey srsnass. 09. Stockton avenue, between Jr*— on end Queen streets. ishington sir ippodte Stockton mbU Avenue and

91. South Lafayette and Qrant streets. 92. Broadway and Beach svenos 93. Parry street, near Bridge.

98. Washington and Ocean street*.

. No.», Boral Arch third Monday ith at lodge room. Washington »nd Franklin streets. No. 99, F . sad A. M. second and fourth

of each mouth at AudBoRum. Cape Kay Conclave, No. 18*. Improved Order of HepUeopha-Meets at Ogden's HalLUFWi -* - - -

. _ .»► 9L A. aU-W. first mud third Thursdays of each sooth Si IU Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. Ne 'lat Cold Spring, every

FrtsndaUp Oouneil, Ne. 97, D. «f A.[aets en Tnseday afternoon of each we* at 9A0, In Jr. O.C.A.M. Hall, Odd Spetag. The John Merney Port Na,. 40. Q- A. a met* on the third Friday #f *a«h meath 7.90 o'clock p. nu nt Franklin i

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CAPE MAY HERALD

WEEKLY EDITION Mailed To Your Address

1.00 for Year In Advance

SECURITY TRUST CO.

ATATEMENT

Capital. Surplus and undivided profits f 241.130-91 Deposits .... 2,228.738.87

CAPK MAY ADV1BORY BOARD

IHHAC H. HMIfH

J. SPICER LEAMINO AARON W. HAND WILLIAM F. CAMEDY ALBERTO. BENNETT

DR. JAMES M EC RAY KEUREN T. JOHN box JOHN B. HUFFMAN HON. ROBERT E. HAND

T. I I TA-Y L^aU = 1 CENTRAL SHOE STORE==

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ooe Waablngton Bl. CAPE MAY. N. J Op. Reading Terminal, Where ail Tolleys Hi op Degler in Boots.and Shoes, Bathing Slipper* and Robber Good*. Hole Agent in Cape May for Lambertville 8nag-Proof Boot* sod King Quality Shoe* t»— >•— n , 0 jf|| Brjncbre .Blacking Dressing sod Findings keystone Phone I -SSM

Office anlShop-Cor. Corgie ano Jeferson Sts. CAPE HAT, 3. J.

KEITH’S LAUNDRY Perry and South Lafayette Streets a&I All Class of Work at Lowest Price?. Prompt delivery and good service. Our wagtin will cal ROBERT H. KEITH

Established 1872 Jj^ssen’s J^akery HOTELS AXD COTTAGES SUPPLIED

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RICHARD M. ■CMSTgAD. Frew —Thoroughly 1

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The Leading Barber

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At the Entrance to Iron Plae Clear Picture*—Cool Place ~ ~ i Drily

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS fwe Ladies’ Corsets Royal Warnaster “Bon To i.NjxJCCaek, Thompeon's Glove Fitting sr. among our leading make*. Goods for the Bathers BaUtiog Bata to It all People, Bathing Shove for UhUdren as wed ae for adolts ^ ? MRS. E. TURNER 323 WuUagua Sr. CATS HAT. 9,1.

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THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE HtESENT DAT emuAcik

S24 Wasiungton Street

This Spate is Reserved for

C. H. Taggart

JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING

Largest stock of carefully selected goods. Clocks of all « kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or jewelry oromptly and skilfully done. BELP0KD GARRISON 303 Washington SC. Cepe May

BUY YOUR FRUIT AT HOGAN’S ure wrs omr fruit store Forty years in the Fruit and Candy Cosiness. East Cape May delivery. Special sealed padcages for Hotel Guests. No charge for package and delivery. 501-3-5-7-9 WiSHIRfiTOR ST.

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Mansion Bdkery 317 Ntnsion St.

WH. WALDORF, Prop i

AD kinds of Pies, Oakes, Hnt Bans, Biscuit*, Fancv Goods, Etc. Hotels snd Cottage trade solicited. Ordsrv left,at the store or give* to the drivers, will be given prompt and careful attention.

ELI ROSENTHAL ... . Merchant Tailor Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dyeing, Men's and Ladle’s •„ Saits made to order 4J3 Washtoghea gum KeystOM Phowe lOOM 0APK MAY. !». J

Manufacturing Jeweler

Fine Watches, Jewelry, Ac f Cut Qlass, Hand Painted f Ac.

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