PALACE STEAMER REPUBLIC,

PALACE STEAMER REPUBLIC

PHILADELPHIA and CAPE MAY Stops both ways at WILMINGTON on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ami ClIKKTER on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and

Saturday.

UUEAKWATKK TRIPS

Wednesday.

WILLIAM F. BUSSELL, GENERAL MANAGER. Telephone 5901. 41S Walnut Street. IMiilntlelplila

OCEAN TRIP

LEAVES RACESTREET WHARF i'hiladelphia. 7 30 a. m. Cape May landing 1 30 p. m. for Ocean and Breakwater Trips and 3 15 p. m. for Philadelphia.

CONCERTS,'T^USIC, DANCING, THEATRICALS.

Fopu-

Rcfreshments of all kinds

Ur prices.

Fare Round Trip, Philadelphia to Cape Nay and return the same day,. 7 Sc Fare Round Trip. Goo! to Return during Season, $1 25 Single Trip, either way, 7Sc Breakwater Trip, Wednesdays, SOc Ocean Trip, Fridays’, SOc

Baggage and Freight Transported.

Horses and Carriages taken. Baggage handled by Union Transfer Company. Office, corner Washing-

ton street, Cape May, N. J.

TIME-TABLE OF THE WILDWOOD STEAMBOAT COMPANY BETWEEN Wildwood and Cape May City.

IN EFFECT JULY 8, 1897. I.KAVK UII.I>WOOJ> h GO A. M. 13 Noon I.KATK NKUKI.l.S 1G GO A. SI. I.KAT i: MIl.UTVOOIt » 43 P. SI. I.PAVS: NK4TL1.US POINT 2 GG, 5 3G I*. SI Fare for the Round Trip, Including Trolley Fare, 50 cents. Children Under 12 Years, 35 cents. WILLIAM J. WARE. Captain.

Knickerbocker Ice C Jo.

Philadelphia.

SUPPLIES HOTELS, KESTAUBASTS and COTTAGES WITH BEST QUALITY ICE.

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COAL! COAL!

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COAL! COAL!

t FAMII.V DSE. ANl>

I', w. wbi i'1'. 406-408 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. Fancv Cake Bakery and Ice Cream Parlors. Aar FRENCH AND VIENNA BREAD. ROLLS. PASTRY. ETC. BEST MATERIALS USED. COTTAGES AND HOTELS PROMPTLY SERVED.

GIVE US A TRIAL.

WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO. Merchandise, Valuable Packages and Money To all polnt.s in the United States. n, Rod seryjje Between Cape May and Philadelphia. Quick Thansit. Prompt Deliver es, Orders for goods to be forwarded by express will be carried wltnom charge and p.-omptly delivered by our own messengers, so as 1o Jnsure s~ far as practicable, the return of goods same day. HORSES AND CARRIAGES Can be sent by express on taut paaaeDger train*. CAPE MAY OFFICE—Cor. Washington and Jackson Sts. PHILADELPHIA OFFICE—Foot of Market street, adjoining Upper Ferry Building. . EOBEET STEETCH, Genet J A;5at.

Knickerbocker Livery Stables,

\VM. HEBESTHAb,

Rear ItnlckerlxM-ker Ice OUU-e. r». Any boor. Horae* takrn

L>2 x X CffOSITE COflQBESS HALL. TWO SQUARES FROM STATION. CAPK MAY, !*. J.

J.R.WILSON

Proprietor.

OLD TOM TYSON.

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Bill flunrbUioa. bnt no Imjfl'r Is aolmatcd by tlat rrl.p InUivi.luallty of It* founder.

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t, who know that

wherrln

tor all their linoi.l*. like 10 bo aUve tnhllshrd a RBauront cxlbio aiit.xmt, might •mu making and win rlrbn. by Oil* v.ry ei:f.,n . iiaiit He |irovldud only rhop*, sbaik* and Cunil«rland ■ ’ with ih.-in.lnBead erf La Mr*, hut buinavd toast or broad. M<«t

people

wh.1 ask'd h.r intnt..-* It wiu. saroastloally rmarkod that they should liavo brought heir own. Knry one who nte at Tysun'a rns nimiollid bIn> hi drink. Ale, Boat, offec and tea were t be liquid* A cusomer asking for water wa* rvlcrrod to aha ‘teetotal ahnp next dour." A host of gw*! siorle* ore told of Tyaon. lodotulnuted the phuw In his (hlrt alcevea, nd nothing .w-api'd hi* Tlgtlant eye. H la duty to the customer, a* be conrdved It, done wh.-n g-..l f..*l had been laid promptly bufonThlm. After that tbo cu»irf tbo nwtaurant began Hemllng was not i«-mlUod. at least In the mUldlc of tlic day, nor grumbling, tec a protracted sitting, nor smoking. Tywin'* strength was the cxn-1- ' < tawpmaa and hi* btndtwwsllko dl*|<itrh. and. ktxralng this, ' ' be tyrant to Uk- h>p of his bent. an ont«‘ railing,“Walter, bring

the temerity to complain that bis n a* tough. A conskicrahlc space of clap«<l l«-fure la- came again, but Tyson, who forgot nothing, wa* waiting ' ' in. The grumbler wiled f.r a Book. >ks are tough." was the reply. "Then wee n .hop." are tough." n what ran I hare: " "Nothing. It

curtly InTary." A

a library,

d exnvded his welcome TF - ih,. few who com-

bot I

t.wsth. u«*. Who knows but that tbo eatablbthment of a goal toarthouse might not restore the days erf wit? In oouna.of lline. If the toaathotue heewne aa notable a* Will's .iiflis bouac of old, another John Dryden or llr. Johnson might bo furthn.mlug to dominate It, and wa need an, ther Ur. J.dinsnn. The oocaalon. It ha* been said, produce* the man.—Cornhill *'

On a railroad lu lYnnsylvanla stand 3S Pullman palace cars, ckwely guarded day and night by watchmen whose only duty It la to aae that no one Inu rferea with the prnraas erf decay and deaqullatlun which the element, bate Inaugurated. The oar* are the property of the Pvnnayltanla Rail road company and represent an outlay of about 4400,00a Tbess handsome ooaebe* ha to been dragged through the slow and of litigation for over the railroad and the on the tendered M? court* tin*, magnificent vehicle* avtd by tall ore hft to ret and cruro in the Open air. Tiny will soon be t fur any us.- exopt kindling

GOOD TIMES COMING. ConUaued (ram First Pace. voyage they are making out of It. All well, till .. eift'K lyd-.li of liuslnraa dl The I, strewn wi: .1 the ahattored bulk*, but baeauso yonr property gne* shall your anal guf Oh. no! There 1* coming a more BuiH lnlnus alilpwnsik after awhile. Thli world, (uk! launched It0,000 years ago, and It la sailing on, hul one flay It will stagger at the cry of "Fire!" and tbo timbers of the rneka will burn, and the mountains flame like mast*, and the clouds like sail* In the judgment hurricane. God will take a good many off the dick, and Olliers out of the lairths. where they are now sloping in Jesus. How many sliall go down? N'o one will know until It It announced In heaven one day: "Shipwreck of a world) So many millions mved! So many million* drowned! Uecause your fortune* go, because your house goes, because all your earthly !>o**e*sl.>ns go, do not lot your soul go! May the Lord Almighty, through the blood of the everlasting covenant, sai your souls!

The late Max Maretxck ustd to tell the following anecdote of Adelina Paul: “I re mem Ur once at the Howard A thenwam, Uoston, Sitae, llurill 1‘nttl. the mother of the 1‘attl slsu-rs, sang the jtnrt of Norma, with Amalia 1‘attl as Adrlglaa and Adelina, then a little child, as one of the children of Norma. Adelina, always willful. Insist'd at reh0urs.1l lo singing tbo music of her mother and sister In tin-duo'Mira N..rma,' and w ben, aft. r several warnings, she would still continue to sing, her Irascible mother look her up and gave her a regular spanking before the eyes of the asariubled orchestra and members of the company. "Now Adelina Patti get* 14,000 a night for singing Instead of a spanking—aliuoat as great a change of conditions aa in the rase of Klita Henslcr. Adelina Patti made her first appraranoe In public under my direction lu a concert at Tripler hall la February, 1862. She was then a child of 0 years, and at that early age not only gave evidence of her precocity In vocalising, but also In making bargalna. The conditions which she agreed to sing there were a tful of caudles, and she Insisted on receiving them before she went out to appear before the public."

The pasha told us a story of a Judgment d gave which reminded me of the cadi's 1 the “Arabian Nights." He bad 1mporud sit Kngllsh coachman and groom, “vase did not agree with the Moslem ita, who complained that tbo Englishmen curved their religion. "In what language did they career' “In Arabia" "How long have they ham borer’ "Six oonths." "Have they had lassona in Amble?" “Na” "Then they learned the from you I will hul them to curve English." "Hut we don't want to be curved at all." “Then why do you ■ hem?" And vo, having extracted a to abstain from

» east, as you will

from orientals. In have notlovd, the al

very much alike.—CornhUl Magazine.

The pope has Issued an order forbidding ricata not belonging to the Bm esc or not having any regular ie«rt In Rome to f on erf this rescript will lie at . le Is also being taken of the n priests who are a

. There 1* an hour I by the ringing at the church tubers erf the clergy muat

HAtPINS

The Largest Business is done at

Because it has been long known that the Choicest Meats ami Finest Qualities of Groceries, FriMts^Vegetables, etc.,

OPEN ALL THE YEAR . . .

PIEE AVENUE INN CLARK MAY. K. J.

Boarding by Day or Week. Central Location, near the Brach and Post Office. STABLING ACCOMODATIONS. MRS. T. R. WAI.KS.

HAINES & WOODS EXCHANGE. RESTAURANT, New Mannsenicnt. Cor. Watliiiiiftoii «iid Jju Whoh Kim. Sew Stock of Best Brands of Whiskies, llisndiem, \V ne* and Beer*. Fan Supplied wllh Beet Good* at Philadelphia Prices.

DILLONS,

Corner Washington and Jackson Streets, Of which the well-known JOHN J. RAT IY is proprietor, is one of the most central ami popular resorts on the Island, at which the finest Wines and Liquors, and Rochester Beer can always be had, together with superior accommodations for parties. K^f^Handsomely appointed parlors for ladies.

Hotel Lafayette,.. c-A_rx: ar. y. Ooen June 22nd to Sentember 16th. Situate on the Beach ; service of highest standard ; the only house employing;' a corps of 1'renclt-wakers. - JOkJhj/TRAOY & CO.

SEA BREEZE HOTEL T«xtilo 33'Seto and. Ji X*a Carte. Perfect BeoovaUon all through. Fourtran Elegsat bleeping Booma. Beat Wine*. Liquor* and Clgara. Orchestra Music Day eud E veil In*.

RRISCOM’S MILK and CREAM DEPOT, UlylOOUpl J 104 Jackson Street.

WM. G. ESSEN, Bakery and Ice Cream Saloon, 624 Washington 8t, Cape May City. •y entirely remodeled a riora and Porch. Lar*< delivery and ressonxbl' price*

'^tlunirus. JAMES M. E. HILDRETH. COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW Koi irireB.MssTrKAKxsv vxKixCusxcxKT KOTAI1Y rL'BUU. Office at No. 34 vkvwu Slrreu A'xi'x Mat Citt, N. J. J SPICER LEA MING, ATTORNEV iXUCOL'NSEI.LOR-AT-I.A KXAMINKR. KOUCITOR IN CUANCKRY AI.SOSI'HTAL MASTER IN CHANCKKY 009 Washikotom Stkkct, Cai-k M wCiTV. N. .1. J^^ORG.LN HAND, Attorney and CoCNSEU.on-AT-I.Avv Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chaucer} - , Supreme Court Commlssiivuer and Notary Public. (Jack Mai CorRT Hocsk, N. J. (Opposite I'uhUc BulMlags).

Thytirians. J&Mh.S MECRAY, U. D. RT-SIHENT rHYSlClAN. GKF1CF—FchaT kt., orr. Comrcss Haia.

<(filet fimirs—From 8 to9o'eloek A M„ - lo 4l'.M,auaBlosi'.M. mTD. marcv7m. d., RRblDKNT I'UYKICTAN SINCE IMS. OH'lCE-*rYinxdr!|'hU rharmsey. Cor. Ocean

Kxsidxnce-No. 678 Wasdinutok Strclt. OjRccX/oors—From8lo9 A.M.:Xto 4 P. M. JQ1L WALTER S. LEAKING, DENTIST, Oi'kice—Cob. HcohrsandUcean Sts.

CHIROPODIST

AND

MANICURIST mil Facial M assaye. Parisian Gnu RICHARD B. GILPIN GARDN1R. Apply ai PALACE PHARMACY

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liotrU and Cottage;*. ^JMTED STATES HOTEL, Comer Jackson and Lafayette Street*.

. »1.50

.lay; 48 to 410

Choice Bramt* "I Whlskkw itoebeslerBag DenAerniu’ ^p'.'&LU NlCProPOeUir! 1

0APK MAY

LOTS FOR SALE.

ESTATE OF MARK DEVISE.

First ami SocouJ avenues. aUji-iulue the baud soiureolUgrol Thomas F. Kell) and lir.AaWater, (la. and Electric i-ights lu FruuU The lob. ore 711*1411 and Sexiak Plans and further lulunnatlou from JACOB SNAKE. Attorney. 127 Walnut Street, Phllada.

UNION TRANSFEK COMPANY, ■tAUUSUE EXPBESS AND General Rallrouil Ticket Age ii(-.

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DELAWARE BAY HOUSE. The broad porches of the Delaware Bay House at Steamboat Landing are shielded from every ray of the sun and get the benefit of all the cool breezes, while the view across the bay “is out of sight.’’ It is just the place to visit when in need of a change from the Cape May routine. Unpleasant individuals are not permitted there, so that the morning or afternoon, after the departure of the Republic, can be delightfully enjoyed there. Seaside delicacies are prepared and served in the best manner.

Zoological EjardEn, Fairmount Park, PHILADELPHIA. THE NEW MONKEY HOI 8E NOW OPEN o!' nruSTwiiaTaSK.'SK* “*5

Admission. 26c.

Children, Under 12c ll Ho,Ida Y* l ns rapt July ; car aad 'frequent trains