. - c . CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 2S, 1908.

CAPt KAY DAILY HERALD

LEWI* T. STEVEN*

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CITY DIRECTORY. Mj yor-Tird «Wk J.Mriri* J*b.1.1U0 i—r. k. deiul * • :ta. l iMt -Wbl & Etev ...Jarn-Lmi BML aMMM,. j*E.i.un Joa Haad Jaa 1.1110 BUlwall U*sd ...Jam. 1.U10 Jm. J. Da*k ....Jam. 1.1*11 Jowpb H. Klw«H ..J*n.l, Nil Bml r. War* ., .tea. 1,1HE Louta C 8*>ra ... Jan. 1. UM r. & TowmmE. . Jaa. 1.1W>» Tboopm. Jam. 1.1110

SATLHliAY, JULY 5» 19U*. QUIT* DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP. John Sharp William* Raatgna as MlEufauU. Ala—In a lattar lo Coaarxasman H D Clayton, who hare. Jobn Sharp Williams ol Yaaoo City Mlaa. IsaJar ot the Democratle minority In tbs lower bouse of oc graan rsalcnt his position as leader, take effect December 1 next, lost before cuncreas meets for the secc session o! the Sixtieth con*re*a Williams says he resigns at C time to glre his fellow Democrats ibs bouse plenty of time to pick successor Also. If N*» Democrats carry the next house, their leader will

Tb* Fir* Department has ?*amnf*«J Its Br* alarm bozaa. and tb* foUowini at* th* a ambers and new location of

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BOARD OP EDUCATION.

Samuel R. Btltea, I Dr. A L. Leach A'iUiam Porter ttdw. H. PhlUlpa. Clark. ... William R- Sheppard — William B. Gilbert Georg* 8. Douglas* Luther C. Ogden — Charles York

**M. Washington street, near Union. -47. Waahington street and Madison M. Infs re tie and Bank street*. 68. Broad and Elmira itreeta. 06. Pittsburg andMewJanarnrenoea. *7. 6took ton arenne, *— and Queen sires la .X Franklin and Waal— 76. Howard street, oppe

91. Sooth LafaTctta and Grant street*. 93. Broadway and Beach arenne. 83. Perry Street, near Bridge. 94. Perry street and Beach arenne. 96 Washington and Jackson streets 97. Colombia arenne and Decatur treeL 98. Washington and Ocean street*.

BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A. U Leach. President. BepL L 1909 Dr V.M.D.Marey, HealthoOoer " 19W HoberL S. Hand " 1999 WlUlsm R Sheppard “ 1910 William Porter, Secretary “ 1910 George L. Lot ett “ 1*98 Board of Trad* President, Luther a Ogden; Secre tary, A. O. Merchant. Jr.; Treasurer, Thomas W. MUleL

Cherch Directory »T. east's a c. cBcnca. Key. Father D. 8. Kelly. Rector. Hector's office hours—8 to 11 a to 8J0 p. m. Masses—SundsT*. A16,8 and 10 •• Weekdays, 7 JO a m. Bundsr aud Friday Frening Seryiocw at 8.00 o'clock. Confessions—Bstordsyt, and Thursdays before the First Friday, from 8-80 to 6. p. m , and from 7 80 to 8.30 p r. a. cuiucb or the adyett. UfsreUs 8L. briwsen Jeekson < Her. Arthur Hass. Ksel bundsys—Celebrstlon of the Heir Com mnnlon. 7.S0 s. m. Mornln* Prsj*'. LUsnr and Sermon, (oc lb* Erwi Bunds] of sack month otlrbrstloo of Heir Com mnnlon) 10A0 a a. Seadey Scheol IA mEranlne (Choral) Sarrlo* and Sermon EA> ( ^Weekdays Wsdnssdsys,Krenls*Preysr 4 . EaSata'Day's sw j Bon of the Holy C

Before Leaving

Adcnlram Chapter. Mo. M, Royal Arch third Monday of nth at lodge ro — * -

Cap* Island Lodge, Na 90. F. and A. M. —Communications, second and fourth Tuesdays of eaeh month at lodge

Cap* May Camp. No. 8T7*. Modem Woodmen of America—Masts first Wednesday of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Conclsr*. No. IS, Improved Order of HspUsophs-Meets at 0*‘ Han.Ml Washington street, oc scoots fourth Thnr*W» of each month. Cap* May Council, No. 1691; Royal Arcanum—Mssta first and third Thursdays of each mouth at Audltorinm. Cape May Lodge. No. *1, A. O. U. W. Meets first and third Thursdays of snob mouth at *1* Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. O. U. A- M. No 116—Meets In hall at Cold Spring, every fnesday evening at T o'clock. Columbia Lodge. No. SS. Independent Order of Mechanics—M seta each Monday U Auditorium. Eureka Lodge, No. , Ladles' L a M.

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CAPE MAY HERALD

WEEKLY EDITION

Mailed To Your Address

SECURITY TRUST CO.

STATEMENT

Capital. Surplus and undivided profit* $ 242.130.91 Deposits .... ,.228.738.87

CAPK MAY ADVlMOlt Y UOAKD HENRY C. THi.MPHoN J. SPICER LEAMINU DR. JAMES MECRAY AARON W. HAND REUBEN T. JOHNHON WILLIAM K. CA88KDY JOHN B. HUFFMAN ALBERT U. BENNETT HON. ROBERT E. HAND

1.00 for Year In Advance

T. I I TA.Y L .OK CENTRAL SHOE STORE=

©. §Leuer?s BOAT»AHD • LAUNCH » BUilDER^li Office ant Shop-Cor. Corgie and Jefferson Sts. CAPE MAT, S. J.

OOO Washington 81. Op. Koadlng Terminal. Who Dealer In Boots snd Shoes, Bathing 8 Agent in Cape Msy for Lafnlx-rtTille Snag-Pn For Men Uepaiiiug in all it* Branches lor Sale. Bail Band, the bee: Ru >ber Hoot.

, 8ole

Tolleys Stop • sod Rubber ' ota snd King Qo ring Dmulng snd Finding* keystone Phone I -J8M

Established 1872

No. 50* Washington Street-

Friendship Connell. No. 97, D. of A.lacta on Tusaday afternoon of muh wash at U0.1* Jr. O.U.A.M. Hell. Cold Spring

TV» John Macray Po*t No., 40. G. A. R ipu th* third Friday of each month U 7A0 o'clock p. m.. at Franklin street

school boUding.

Mayflower Lodge. No. *66, Independent Order of Odd Fellows-Maata sack Friday

n Sharp Will

d*y. »»d ^

Morning Prayer and t> Evenlug Prayer only. 6 p. c Tb# following elcrgyi

late darto* ths *i

7 JO a. m., wvry Bun-

Church. Philadel-

I. Lanai. D. D. _ BL David'. Church. M

rtink, Philadelphia.

lirr. Norman Van Pelt Levia. keel or Charch of the Incama

bacome speaker of the Slxty flrst congreaa. and the experience be cam gain as minority lender on the floor la the abort sasalon next winter will be valuable to him when he becomes speaker. William* believes the Democrat* can carry the next bouse If the campaign la fought out on the Issues cre-

ated In th* last session.

John Sharp Williams has been Demo- ■—^ —........ I. u.. b.™ r=, u, ,«r. f ^ *■ f KffiJgrSSS-jS: and has ably conducted the minority —-

through many legislative battles and filibusters. He has been chosen by the Mlaetaslppl legislator* to succeed Senator Money In the upper bouse of congress when th* latter’s term expires. March 4. 1911. He will be in the bouse throughout the Blxty-flrst session him self, and Is resigning hi* leadership now, abandons the certainty of becoming speaker of thai congress If the Democrat* have a majority In It David Alhongh D* Armond of Ml* aourl has been regarded for th* past few years as the certain successor to Williams in the leadership of th* bouse

16. Rev. C. C Pierce, D- D., Rector 6t-Matthew's Church, Fhflad.)

“ sjT 2cv- Kerman L Dahriag, D.D.,

SJWKErS&f JD, Charles M- Pcrkina, Rsoal Dean. Recur Trinity tharch.

Vincised. N.J:

SEPT. 6. Rev. Robert W. Forsyth, Rec-

CHICAQO PREACHER A BISHOP.

The seats are fra* at all semes*

Baltimore. Md.—ftev Dr. WUUam A. Quayle, who was elected a bishop of th* Methodist church at the recent general conference held In this City, waa born at ParkrHle. Mo.. June It, list. HI* parents were both of Manx blrth Dr. Quayle’* early life waa in Kanaaa. then Is Us

Rev. H. P. Crego, Pastor. Praachtagoo Sunday morning at 10.80. a the evening at 7J». Sunday morning Workers Meerlng at LOO a. ■- Sunday School at 3.80 r. u. Wsdnaaday erealag Prayer Meet* 7 JO o'clock Young PenpU'a Meeting Friday even gat7JO o’clock Men’. Meeting Saturday evening atS.00

Rev. Jim* Bunn, P Meetings at 9 a. k. ai

atap.M.

Epworth Leagus Sunday evaalng

idflJO P. m. l

m atSo’etoak.

^a^dTx school at 380 p. m.

KEITH'S LAUNDRY Perry and South Lafayette Streets a*® All Class of Work at Lowest Prices Prompt delivery and good service. Our wagon will cal ROBERT H. KEITH

CAPE MAY FOrr OFFICE Arrival and Departure of Malta WEEK DAYS iv* Depart Cloa* at Office •JO A. M. All A. M. 9J6 - «4* -

SUNDAYS 19.46 A. M. 4.10 P. M. Collections and Deliveries WEEK DAYS 6 JO A. M. tJO A. M. 12.00 M. 11.00 M1.00 P. M. 9.46 P. v SUNDAY! XJfl P. M. Office open tram 6 a. m, untfl t

n tram Sab. until * ■f. m, weak days. Offlc* open BunUys from 11 sa^ until 1 p. m. JAMBS B. TATLOR.

Geo. W. Reeves Steam and Hot Water Heating and the Honeywell System

JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND FULL UNE OF ^Perfect Fitting Bathing Suits^ ‘-both Rounder Dutch neck*

ram only launch umb

Gape MV • Two Large and Coe

“MAY" ME -BAT «."

TJtSTCLE PIOEI’S 1 8g)B81EliaB SIMA BalE? IBfllfiaa I

RICHARD M. ■CHRTCAD, Pre*. ThorengMy Renovated" Strictly F a

Sirs! Glass ’Work... Al Popular Prices SINK The Leading Barber

Plumbing in all line* General Jobbing 8pedflcations Furnished

022 Washington St.

Tailored Buttoned Skirts la AU The Latest Colorings me Skirts are MADE-TO-FXT fra* ot Coat by our own special fitter. Com* for full assortment- We an also headquarters for tbe Worlds Renowned Bon-Ton Corset Wh leigthjsiing waist. Tb# ICoet jpeffaot flitting corset in the world fiTRMt 18 to 98 A Compute Uneof Tailored and Fancy Shirt Waists If you want the latest shades In Awnings and Trait Good# MRS. E. TURNER 32* WMtoflsn SI. care MAT, H. J. BOTH PHONES LADIES ENTRANCE CAMDEN BOTTLING CO. HI m*. Ill 1

p^ssen’s J^akery HOTELS AXD COTTAGES SUPPLIED

524 Washington Street

This Spaa 1 is Reserved jor

C. H. Taggart

JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING

Established 1888

Largest stock of carefully selected goods. Clocks of all kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or Jewelry promptly and skilfully done. BELF0RD GARRISON .05 WMhlaffon St.. Ogw May

Birr toto fruit at HOGAN’S CIPE MIT'S OUT FRUIT STORE Forty years in the Fruit and Candy Business. East Cape May delivery. Special sealed packages for Hotel Guests. No charge for package and delivery. 601.3-5-7-9 WISHING™ ST.

"'he Mansion Bakery 317 Mmnslon St.

Keystone Phone BUD

WM. WALDORF, Prop i

.411 kinds of Pies, Cukes, Hot Bun*, Biscuits, Fancy Goods, Etc. Hotels sod Collage trade solid ted. Order* left at the store or given to the driven, will be given prompt'and careful attention.

ELI ROSENTHAL ... lylerphant Tailor Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dyeing, Men’s and Ladle's Suits made to order 413 Washington Street

Keystoue Phone 10BM

CA^E MAY. N. J —-A —

Manufacturing Jeweler _ Repairing of Fine Watches, fewelry, &c. Foil line xff Cttt Glass, Hand Painted

China, Jewelry, &c. JOS. Z. HAND,

311 Washington St.

The History of :Cape May County:* non THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY

AN account of the Aborigine*; Tbe Dutch hi Delaware Bay; Tbe Settlement of tbe County; The Whaling; Tbe Growth of the Village*; Tbe s>— j Patriots: The KstihBib—t of ■t;The War of i8i»; The