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CAPE MAY PAtLY HERALP. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1908.

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Wharton McMol lan.linaJt Island, Nav York -Rot. WUltam H. Graff. Re mortal Church of tha^pty

CAPS MAY HERALD »M *k«Ma«tM SL, Cap* Majr, N. 4. W. U HAND. Baal«a«al»HYa^ rtONESi IWU. UJ X.—Kajatoa* U D iTcpn.ior. HaN«uM. Bait « W. Ectared u aacood-claaa mil tar July 1. IMA, at tha poat offlea at Cape May. N. J, under Ota Act of March im. == FRIDAY, AC'GL'HT 14, isua CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor—Frederick J. Melrin Jan 1,1910 A ,icrumn—K K- Duke. . • .Jan. 1. 1909 Council —Wm. 8. Shaw .. .Jan. 1, 1*10 8am. K. Moore. ..Jan. 1.1*11 Joa. Hand Jan. 1.1910 - BUI a el! Hand .. .Jan. 1. 1*10 Jaa J. DoaX ... .Jan.l.l»ll •• Joacpb U . Elaell -Jan. 1, 1911 " Sam F Ware . . Jan. l, 1909 - i^ouu C. Sayre ...Jan. 1.1*09 - F 8. Towttaend. .Jan. 1. 1909 Recorder—J- W. Tbompaon. Jan. 1.1*10 Aaaeaaor—Cham. T. Lampbell Jan. 1 1A*» Collector- -SoL Needles . Jan. 1. l9ov Treasurer—I H. Smith Jr., Jau. l.lwuw atyBoi^U-'-Tho*-1‘ Curie),Jan-1.1911 Mina, inapcctoi. »«. ». ZU~ena Jnu. 1.UKh BOARD OF KDUCATION. Samuel R- Stltea. Preakient 1*0*. Dr. A L. Leach— * B10 William Porter. —J** Ed». H. PhllUpa. Clerk. 190* William K. Sheppard William BOeorje S. Dou«laaa ' I Lather C. Ofden w ._—.... Charles Y — BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr A. U Leach. P real dent. SepL 1.11 Dr. V.M.D. Marcy, Health officer *■ 11 Hubert. 8. Hand " William K. Hheppard ’• William Porter. Secretary " 1910 Oeorga U Lor eU ' Board ef Trada Preaidant, l-ntw C. Ogden; Secretary, A. O. Merchant. Jr.; Treasurer. Thomas W. Millet. Ctarch Directory rr. kaxt's X C. CBt-ncU. Her. Father D. S. Kelly. Hector. Hector'i office hours—« to 11 a m.; 7 to fUkl p. m. Minn—Sondara 0.16, 8 and 10 am “ Weekdara 7 JO a m. Sunday and Fridar htenin* Semoea at 8.00 o'clock. Confessions—Saturdays, and Thursdays before the First Fndar, from 3.30 to 6. p. m , and from 7 80 to9 JO p. m. r. x cacaca or t» adyxnt. ledarett* SL. between Jackson 4 Decatur. Her. Arthur Ucaa Becwr. Sundays—Celebration of the Holy Communion, 7JU a m Mornltut Prayer. UiahT and Sermon. Ion tha Bret Simday of each month celebration of Holy Communion) lOJO a m. Sunday School 1 p. m. Eeeolna (Choral) Set rice and Sermon SOU ^'Weekdaje-WeJneadays.Erening Prayer g. 00 p. m. Saints Day’s and Tbursdays- Cclebra Hoc of the Holr Communion JNJx m. ST. JOKS'B r. X CHCBCH Cor. Washington and FrankUn streets. Cape Mar N. J. Sunday Serrices. Holy Communion. 7 JOx m., erery Sunday. and 10 JO a. m.. the First Sunday of each mouth. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 10 » Erenlns Prayer only. S p. m. The folio wide clergymen are expected to officiate dorlmr the summer of 1906. IDLY i. Ker. Robert McKay, D. D., Recto I Trinity Church, Moores town. N. ]. “ ta. Her. George Gunnell. Rector SL Andrew'* Church, Philadclin, rJ^T P. A. D. Launt, D. D. Recto SL Daeid'a Church, Mans- - A ChESi'e o*. Rector Church of tha Incantation. Philadelphia. AUG. a RL Re». John Scarborough, D. D.. LL D-. Bishop of New Jexn Si. Nathaniel 8. Thomas. Rector Church ol the Holy Apo^ ties, Philadelphia - it. Res. C C. Here*. D. D.. Rector SL Matthew a Church, PhiladclK ju Herman L. Dnhring, D.D., Soperinteudent Protestant E;iacopal City Miamon, Philadel- «>, Charles M-Perklna Rnral Dean, Rector Trinity Chnrch, SEPT. 6, E«s. jnh«t W. ^oreyth. Eac1 ‘1 KL Tbe Her. H. P. Crego, PMtor. Pranching ou Busday morning at 1OJ0. —u, - in m jl. x. Sunday Scbool at 2.90 p. x. WMoiday ereolng Prayer Maying at 7 *££t*>t*'* Mae-lng Friday otmp tag at 7 JO o'clock

M—Her. WUlUm H. Graff, Me , mortal Church of the Holy Comtortor, Philadelphia 30 Rot G. UringatoD Blab' TX- Uaruauaa, Rantuu.

9THK A LA KM CALLS. The Fire DepartmenF*liaa rearranged Its tire alarm boxes and Ibe following are the numbers ami ue* looaUon of boxes. S3 Washington street, soar Bcbelleoger's Labdiug Xt. Washington street, hear 1'nlon. 47 Waahinglun street and Madison arenne. 64. Lafavetle and Bank streets. 56. Broad and Elmira streets. 85. IHtlaburg and New Jersey avei 69 stocklon avenue, betweeh Ji son and (Jueen atreeta. 73. Franklin and Waabiogton atreeta 75. Howard street, opposite Stockton aveuue. h3. Columbia Avenue and Gurney atreeta 64 i >cean street, hear Beach art 91 Sooth Lafayette aod Grant atreeta. 1*3. Broadway aod Beach avenue. 93. Perry street, near Bridge. 94. Perry street and Beach aveon 95 Washington and Jackson streets97. Columbia avenue and Dacatur at* eat 96. Washington aod Ocean atreetx

Our Secret Societies. Aden Irani Chapter, No. 88, Royal Arch Maaons—Convocations, third Monday of each month at lodge room. Washington and Franklin atreetA Cape Island Lodge, No. *0, F. aod A. M. -Communication*, second and fourth 1 Leader* of each month at lodge I Cape May Camp. No. 6778, Modern Woodmen of America—Maeta first Wednesday

Cape May Conclave, No. 16E. Improved

Rot. Jamae Burn*. P-tor Preaching ou Banda) monriog at 10.10. a-

Rudu aahoal at SJ0 X m. fTYTn^ZTA^a

Hall. 81* Waahlngton street, on second and i jurth Thursday* of each month. Cape May Council, No. 1691; Royal Ar rauurn—Meets first and third Thursday* of . ach month at Andltorinm. Cape May Lodge. No. Si. A. a 0. W. Meets first and third Thursday* of each

Eureka Lodge, No. , Ladles' L O. M.j4 seta every Tuesday evening at 8.00 ■ o. 504 Washington stre*L Friendship CouncU. No. *7. D. of A.— Ireta on Tuesday afternoon of [ 2.80. to Jr. O.C.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. The John Mecray Pool No.. 40. G. ~ i-wta on the third Friday of each i 7.80 o'clock p. m.. at Franklin :uool building Mayflower Lodge. No. *16, Independent tnder of Odd Fellow*—Meets each Friday the Auditorium. Jacksot lygaUaiia Tribe. No. 1*7, Improved Order •f Red Men—Meets ax 810 ~ ‘

Cape May Fire Department, maeta first douday evening to each month at a .Vashlngtoa and Franklin atreeta

U. B. Weather Bureau, X14 Ocean 8L, Geo. U Lovett, Agaat

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COL.WILLIAM OOROAfi,CLEANKSR OF PANAMA ZONE, HOftlOPEO.

New Preeldent of American Medleal Aseeclatlon Haa. Attained an latematlonal R«(V«"<m Anreng the Bdentletx

work of Uke nature have been recognised by th» medical profess Ion In hi* election to the presidency of the

among adanUiti given credit to freed Havana of yellow fever and mad# the canal eona, once considered one of the deadliest spots in the world, be healthful aa Illinois or Vermont. CoL Oorgne 4a a native of the tooth. He was bqrn In Mobile, Ala.. October 1. 1664. His father was a leader In the confederate army—Gen. Joetoh Oorgne Ai tha age of *1 CoL Gorges was graduated from the University of the South. Bewanee, Tana. He finished his profeeatonal course four yean later at Bellevue hospital medleal col lege. Mew Tort etty. and became a member of the house stag of the hoepltnL After a few months of this work ke entered the

ant of the medical corpe. In UM. He was sent to Fort Brown. Texas, where he wae the victim of an attack of yellow fever. Mlafortsaae have been the making ef maa of COL Gorges with tha dread tereet to It that wae

Oae year after the appointment of UeuL Gorges to the army eervtoe, Dr. Carlos Finlay, a'practicing physician to Havana, first brought to the notloe of the worlfi the theory that

ef either yellow fever or mala rin, but carry both, after biting human belagx The etegomyte Insect* are natives of India and the PhlHpplnee. bnt the yallov fever organism has never

the moeeultoM are not dangerous t

was promoted to oolocal by special act of oongreee la UM. He was sent to the Panama eons ae drier sanitary ofdear, and March 4, UfT,.wta made a

sparest of disease by fighting tha mow iwttoax “We fought tha renew fever mow tutto with chemicals and acreena. de Stored the breading places of Um ma mosouito. drove him back sev-

snd advised everyowe to take three graina of gtdnlne dafly." said Ool Oorgaa last October. 1 think I am UaUfied to saying that wa have malaria under control. Our death

which bad

Havana of yaDow toer, a scourge that ‘ l x»years. We®

In the cRy of Pmaama alona. where each house was fumigated three rimes, we berasd 100 tons of

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CAPE MAY HERALD

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SECURITY TRUST CO.

STATEMENT

Capital, Surplus and undivided profits ( 341.130.91 Deposits 3 238,738.67

CAPF. MAY ADVIMOI

J. BPICER LEAKING DR. JAMES MEt RAY AARON W HAND REUBEN T. JOHNHON WILLIAM F. CAI4HEDY JOHN B HUFFMAN ALBERTO. BENNETT HoN ROBERT E. HAN

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T. I 1 TAY L*OR ee^tcentral shoe store^=

^Bm. <S. §teuer?s I^BOAT ‘ jUiD » UmifCH ' B1HLDEH |\' Office and Shop-Sor. Corgis and Jefferson Sts. CAPE MAY V. J.

6041 Washington hi. CAPE MAY, X. J Op. Reading Terminal. Where nil To)Lay* au>p Dealer loBeotsand Shoes, Bsthlng Slippers and Rubber Goods. Sols Agent in Cap* May for Lambertville Snag-Proof Boots sod King Qualltv Shoes ” ** “ " ■' **" chus Blacking Dressing sod Findings Hoot - kcystoM Pboes 1-JAM

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

M,- C- SWAIN MANUFACTURER OF Artificial Stone Pavement, CeHars, Floors. Etc., Etc ms ASS® 8T91S SSTTYDB®.

a*v cows Ok suits a artciaiTv

All Work Guana ntkkd

Bkbt of Rkfesenck Fcrnished

Office anj Residence, 2J7 Windsor Avt

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C. H. Taggart

MICHAUD M. nCNfiTCAO, Pres

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3irst Claes 'Work... A» Popular Price* SINK The Leading Barber

JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING

Geo. W. Reeves Steam and Hot Water Heating and the Honeywel System 4 Plumbing in all Unas General Jobbing H pacification* Furnished • 22 Washington St

JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND FULL LINE OF

^Perfect Fitting Bathing Suits ^

All stare |p hath Bound or Dutch Docks

Tailored Buttoned Skirts

la An The Imtsst Colorings

Skirts are MADB-TO-FIT free of cost bv onr own special fitter. C — full nssorttneat. We are also headquarters for the Worlds Renovmed Bon-Ton Corse With lengthening waist. Tha Kost petfaot flitting eoreat In tba world

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A Complcta Lin* of

Tailored and Fancy Shirt Waists If you want the latest shadus In Awnings and Tent Goods

MRS. E. TURNER

323 Wsihtagtos St. CAVE MAT. N. J.

both raoHCB i>adies entrance CAPE MAY BRANCH OP THE CAMDEN BOTTLING CO* hi nn

TvitnUs tomay Brook AND ALL OTHBR LEADING HANDS A Large Variety of Beers

Largest stock of carefully selected goods. Clocks of all kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or Jewelry promptly and skilfully done. BELF0RD GARRI801 XU WashlMgtoa St.. Caps May

BTTY YOTO FEUIT AT HOGAN'S cure Mrs omr 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. 501-3-5-1-9 WISHIIGTOR ST.

''he Mansion Bakery 317 Mansion St.

WM. WALDORF, Prop i

All kind I of Wes, Oakes. Hot Bunt. Biscuit*, Fancy Goods, Etc. Hotels aud Cottage trade solicited. Orders left at the store or given to the drivers, will be given prompt and careful attention.

ELI ROSENTHAL...

Merchant Tailor

CAPE HAT. R. J

Manufacturing Jeweler Repairing of Fine Watches, Jewelry, Ac: Foil line of Cut Glass, Hand Painted

China, Jewelry, Ac. JOS. Z. HAND,

311 Wasbiiftaa St

The History of :Cape May County: reoit THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY EMUACmc

AN account of the Aborigine*; The Dutch In Delaware Bay; The Settlement of the County; The Whaling; The Growth of the Villages; The Revolution and Patriots; The KataNiahmott of the New Government; The War of tflis; The Progreee of the Coonty aod Soldier* of the War,

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