CAPE MAY POINT.

The ‘'Queen Caroline" _ mada j

p from

Del., to r 5th at 7

firat trip from Lewes, Point on Saturday July

Mr. Frederick Naael, ot Philadelphia, arrived the first of the week to enjoy few days here with Mr. George

Walters.

July 4th was the largest day ol the

season at the Point.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Britt and children, of Phila., are spending the sum-

mer at the Bav House. The East Side Bay Club mington, Del., arrived last to spend a week’s campini

Steamboat Landing. Among members are me following: (ieorge Stringfellow, Frank Khem, Charles McCtane, lohn Spahr, David King, James Kelley and David C. Mahan.

GREEN CftBBK.

There is a large dew-berry crop in

this vicinity.

: early varieties are

of WilSon day ; at the

Apples ol the « ;oing into market

'aptain n vesse

1 M. M. Norbury returned

from vessel duties on the Fourth. Captain James Swain spent part

ot the week in the city.

las return-

3ty.

Many of the voong people ot

town spent the Fourth at Wildw

The mercury reached the mork in the shade here last

day. Rev,

Captain Henry Bennett has n ed from a trip to Atlantic City.

PlrffHAO CREEK.

Geo. Keltar purchased a tie* Dayan carriage of Wm. Feaster.

James McPherson is

itner of a fine baby girl.

part of last

McPherson it the proud Frank Wool son spent part of li

ycek with friends in Philadelphia.

Mr. Geo. Harris, William Henchciiff 1

Wildwood.

wife and brother spent Wednesday

heater and family, of Point, spent Sunday with

Arthur Ch< Cape Mnv Foil , Daniel Woolson. Richard Hemingway and wife, ot Holly Beoch, spent part of Monday and Tuesday with her parents. Harry Thomas, wife and daughter, of Holly Beach, are visiting their

> this

jweek. 4M

Samuel Woolson, wife and som of South Dannis, spent part of lat week with Daniel Woolson and

wife-

Mr. Geo. Harris and wife, of Franktord, Pa., are visiting her father, Mr. Wm. Henchciiff tbii Willard Crandol and wife, of

guest of Mrs. Lib days last week.

d-

Mr. \

Camden, was the g bie Mount seyeral c

the sigh Fourth.

Idwood. hundred Wednes-

. J. Foster and family took in ;hts cf Cape May City on the

[ary Fisher was a business Cape May City the first of

i called oa Boice, last

Mrs. Marj visitor to the week.

Mrs Wilbelmina Somers her mother, Mrs. Mary

Tut

ic was soon on way rejoicing.

Miss Ruth McPherson celebrated :r eleventh birthday on Tuesday. Those who were there were Hattie Williams, Haunah and Jennie Woolson, Helen and Phene McKean, Retta and Geneva Shaw, Dannie Hoffman and Cuddle Barnett.

evening.

Mattl John

ing his sons John and caller on Mr. T, ~-—

s who is visit1 Frank, was a

R. Boies last Saturday.

Mrs Kate Horton and husband, bt York, spent part of the week Frank Holliogsbead and faro-

New

will ily.

Captain Eli Johnson [w! known to be idle] and wh freight at present, is claming

sounds this weeks.

ho is never

has no in the

town

1 niag^ to

A severe storm of rain, thunder and wind, passed through our last Saturday doing much dam

crops and trees.

Mr. Walter Watson who has been spending several weeks^at Mrs. Susan Hickmao*sbouse, has returned

to his home in Goshen.

A union service was held in the Methodist Church last Sunda;

ing, when Presbj

nmj odis

rrians and

ly eveMeth-

Rev.

odists met together and the Rev. John Blown, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, preached a practicable

which is highly

-■ gospel sermon,

spoken

A-company of clami Hall on Saturday evi

g of a notice

icrs met at the

on Saturday evening to bear the reading of a notice by Maurice Crease, which was prepared bv the ' Oyster Commisaion, advising all persons from damiug until investigations are made by said board etc.

Church Notices.

Preaching at 10 o’clock in the morning. Class Meeting at ii.i5; Sunday School at 2.^o; Epwortli League meeting at 7.50, topic: Con slant Companionship,” to b^ led -by Mrs. Ada Hess; there will be an after service in charge of the President, J. M. Cresse. Other services of the church are: P Mid-week prayer meeting every Wednesday evening; meeting of the Official Board first Monday evening of each month ; and business meeting for-the League last Monday eve-

ning of month. RIO GRANDE.

Two men with a very Urge bear I, ^neie in.tcwn Friday. Preaching in the M. E. Church to morrow afternoon and evening. Miss Theresa Fisher U living with her aunt in PhiiadelphU. Our people weee greatly frightned by the high winds ol last week.

Miss Marie Brown who has been

Millville in very poor hej turned to her home Tuesday

health n-

|jgve.|

John Hand, wife and ton of PbUadelphU, are spending the sum it— with his sister, Mrs. Irvin Harris. Miss EIU Hoffman and J»ho Stcdworthy were in VineUnd on the Fourth, the Utter being in the bieycle race. Miss Edna Shaw, who has been

her home Tburs-

o Elmirs tody J toUy s'sewer alone Jarirs Street, ■ Broad Street lo Cspe Island Creek. W. S.Sksw

E BrUot

STs-Eg. SamaelB. BwUf

Uncle Billy, our veteran hay load

‘ * load ol hay one dai

when one snt the hor

er, started after a

this week, and out wi

B. in the wagon, at his disposal he

ace gave way, and left poor

Notice to Bicycle Riders!

An ordinance to r can late the nse of tricycles, tricjrclea and ainuliar vehicles in the city

of Cape Kay.

Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the inham tents of the City of Cape May in City Council assembled, and it is hereby enaeted by the authority of same, That all bicycles, tricycles and at mi liar , vehicles, when in use on the highway, eUeets, lanes and public places of this city, shall have a lamp of such illnminating power as to be seen one hundred yards ahead, attached thereto and kept lighted, between one hour

after sunset or sunrise.

Section 3. And be It further ordained and enacted. That all anch bicycles, tricycles and aimiliar vehicles shall canry a suitable alarm bell, attached to the handle bar of anch vehicle, which when rung may be heard one hnndrcd feet distnnt. Section x. And be it fnrthcr ordained and enacted. That no person or persons shall be allowed to ride any bicycle, tricycle or similiar vehicle, within the city limit, at a rate of speed exceeding eight miles an hour,

except p herein-provided.

Section 4. And be it further ordained and ‘ iiliar

Cape May Hotels STAR VILLA. Ocean Street and Beach Avenue Under same generous management. Excellent cuisine and service. M. L. Richardson COLONIAL. Sea End of Ocean Street. Enlarged and greatly improved. Capacity doubled. Appointments and service first-class W. H. CHURCH

vehicle shall be ridden upon the aide walks or board walks of ibis city, provided, however, that this ordinance shall not apply to foot paths or portions of highways.streets, lanes or public places of this city lying outside of the thickly settled parts of the city, which are worn by travel and arc not repaired by the city authorities or by the

abuUlng owner.

Section 5. And be it further ordained and enacted, 'Oiat the committee on Streets and Highways, or a majority of them, may, in their discretion, upon any special 01 Its to any person or [

upon sjiccial portions of the public ways" of - the city, at any rate of sjwcd, and may annex such other reasonable conditions os wi«.. aw urtng. k.'S," r;3s hlB aar machines, by children, on any such sidewalk, boardwalks and public ways of said

city.

Section 6. And be it further ordained and enacted, That for each and every violation of the provisions of this ordinance, the Mayor or Alderman, may, upon complaint due proof, impose such fine upon the ndcr or oil coders, as he may’ think proper, not exceeding the sum of five dollars for each offense, with costs to be taxed, and in default of the payment of said fine and coats may commit said ofiender to the cit] or county jail until said fine and costs art Approved April'21. iBofi. THOMAS W. MILI.KT, Dated June 24th, 1902. Mayor

Eight thousand d price paid for Print

, Sturgis.

TftE HORSES. The Monk la working halves better, than 1:08. ^ * The Abbot la working quarter*' b

thirty seconds.

Rose leaf, 2:14)4. has been bred to John R. Gentry, 2.-OOV4.

a cash waa the irect. 2:14)4. by

M. E. *

The pacing stallion Roan 4Vilk< 2:04%. baa been purchased by Haul Gilman of Exeter. Me, who will cm palgn him this year. W. W. Savage of Fort Fairfli baa sold >ia pacing stallion 02. to New Brunswick (Canada) par ea at a reported price of 91.000. Splan was the brat trainer to drive a tile better than 2:30 over the Clere md track this spring. Pilot Eranx. :13V4. was the horse be sampled and

he time 228%.

E. E. S math era' stable. In charge of George Spear, la now quartered at the Grease Polnte track. iK-trolt I-ord •by. 2:06%. ami the green pacer d Erica are tbe stars of the lot

Irfleld, Me, > Alfondly.

THE FASHIONS.

Into belts and la rather smart for t purpose. Tbe newqpt bows for conage 1 millinery use show braided and ki ted effects. Tbe dark blue and green combination ao fashionable In walsta. bat trimmlncz and costumes five seasons ago la being revived, ionite Igna are united In some of tbe more expensive and elaborate lace Ilona used this season. Long evening gloves are no bottoned, but laced with a fine silk cord matching/tbe glovea and ran through tiny eyelets net very dose together. — Some of tbe neck ruches and raffs presented this season as attractive novelties bear a close resemblance to pictures of those In vogofc la tbe sixteenth

REAL ESTATE. M. B. Scull la the agent for some very floe modern cottage*, conveniently located, elegantly furnished, sanitary and comfortable. For sale or rent. For further Information address,

M. B. Scum,

Herald Building, 306 Washington St,

Cape May, N. J

F6r Comfort and Economy

USE A

PERFECTION

CYNICISMS. Som* men ore too alow to make good

pallbearer*.

Did yon ever notice that your enemies bar* aa many friends as you 7

Every 1 1 a real

man carries what ha believe secret Thera are 00 real se-

easier It is for him to find a way to

to decide on a wedding day. A man wm loaf around a month before ordering a soli but when be finally orders It ha wants It next day.— Atchison Glc

It la said that horse meat la now being sold at many of tbe small rests rants In New York. Equine roasts ai steaks promise to be on tbe Mils of fa there for same time to come as a ns oral substitute for the more expend beef. Aa yet tbe aubetltution of tl doubtful meat la said to bare bees l. ed only In the cheaper rest an It is asserted by on* of Abe

t not on* customer in ten or e re la able to detect the dlfferenc* A Serlou Jake. ed a grim Joke on the camp of three years ago. the which la Jnat now appreciate, was an a trip ta Denver when qua iota nee, In a spirit of baste him a Mack of auppoaadly worthlem mining atock. Ha has now aold the

J/fat

—come l__ing and floating in ? Lion Coffee put np in sealed packages inures cleanliness, uniform quality, freshness and delicious flavor.

UFIflE

Endorsed By . Standard Iil Co.

and

For Sale By L R. WILSON & SON, DANIEL FOCER, H. B. SHAW and THEO. YOURISON.

and equally so to our customers. The sloe has been carefully selected, and comprise everything manufactured in Watches, Mties, Diamonls Silver Clocks, Table Cntiery, etc. Bi what we with to call particular attention to is our line of Novelties sod Souvenirs, etc JACOB GARRISON.

Tba Now Cun faction - Brittle, only at Hagau'a.

Sailed Paauut

THE ELBERON. Congress Place, opposite

Congress Hall.

Modern Improvements. Renovated

throughout.

Pure Cold Spring Water. J. R. WILSON

VICTORIA.

Ocean end of Congress street.

Open all the year. Modeate Rates....

Location unsurpassed. Fine Lawn. Large Airy Rooom*. Modernly Equipped. .

J. S. WALES

THE RUDOLPH. Perry St. and Beach Avenue.

Directly on tbe bluff overlooking tbe sea.

Thoroughly renovated and refur-

nished throughout.

Mrs. R. C. HUGHES

CARROLL VILLA.

Jackson Street,

Near Beach Boulevard. Central and convenient to all points Long Distance 'Phone.

Ocean outlook.

Mrs. T. R. BROOKS THE GLENWOOD. Hughes Street, near Decatur. Convenient to Beach,

Railroad stations

and Places of Interest. Comfortable and Homelike. W: F. WILLIAMS

GOIDEN EAGLE HOUSE

Saloon.

Oysters served in every style. Choice Wines and Liquors. 219 Decatur Street. WM. HEYL. Prop.

BUSINESS OPPORTUHITIE8. [Advertisement* under this head, act in

plain type, five cent* a line per iaane, in

advance. Display type, 10 cents per line.]

Segars at wholesale, 105 Perry st.

For all the news, told in readable manner, subscribe lor the Hkrat.d

Fancy table butler and butter ol all kinds at Campbell's, 308 Decatur

street.

Poultry, Game and Squabs killed and dressed to order at Campbell’s, 308 Decrtur street. *

■■■■If* The latest and best for HeadL 1 Rl 11 aches and Neuralgia. Send 10 rlliu B “ k -

Hass’ famous Mother’s Bread anti Rolls of all kinds’ fancy Cakes and Bulscuit’s at Campbell's, 30S Decatur street.

Standard Fashion Sheets lor August, showing the Intent alyL-s for summer wear, are given away by O. L. W. Kneer. Call and get one.

11 you are in need ol ladies' and gents' furnishings, or shoes, inspect the stock carried by K. Conley, 406 Washington street. Big reductions in ladies' shirt wqist and wrapper^. Agent lor Barnes Bill Laundry, tf

Thomas H- Taylor, the popqlar boot and shoemaker at No. 4if Washington street, does all repairing neatly thorougbtly and at reasonable prices. He has been doing business in Cape, May for clven years. Rips in uppers sewed by machine with silk to match. Lost or broken eyelets or hooks replaced.

ANY KIND OF HARNESS can be found in her atock, and a few bits of information about our Harness AND HORSE GOODS I at this time might save yon money. If the prices we give seeA too high just come in sisrinSvEw W. A. LOVETT 1 : '

“Thirty Cents”

is a small sum, |but in many cases it takes onlythat amount weekly to provide Life Insurance for a workingman’s family.

The Prudential Insurance Co. of imerlca.

EDGAR B. WARD. 2d Vice Pres, and Counsel. FORREST F. DRYDEN, Secretory. H. E. Richardson', Asst. SupL, Cape May Court House, N. J.

NEW STORE ‘ H STaW DRIVE IN MATTINGS! Just received 26 rolls, which I will sell cheaper than you can btiy anywhere. BEST QUALITIES and LOWEST PRICES has become a BUY-word at my store.

House Furnishings. CHAS. A. SWAIN, P. O. Box S41. 30S-Z JAGKSON SIT., ^^7 CAPE MAY.

"RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS.

| experimented for year*. One Bean makes one gloss Artificial Whiskey (Rye or Bonrbon); six ! "—is to the pint Just the g for trave’— — J ■enient for excursions, etc. , Contains aH the virtue of tbe best whiskies with- | out the deleterious’ effect Made from tlje pure vcgc- ! table matter, and guaran- | teed to contain no poisonj ous or narcotic drags of any If a Ec re rage is not de- , sired, a Bean may be token in the mouth without water and the most exhilcrating 1 effect will be experienced. BOX Cf 12 BEAKS 50c. i The Beans retail at toe each, and con be procured from any druggist fancy grocer, or first class bar. For sale on dining cars. One box sent post-paid Ion receipt of wets.

Ginseng Distilling Co. DimtLiRi or ■YI AID (OOMOI WWUtia ST. LOUIS. - - MO.

The DaylighfStore

Sisijfl

PER

ATTERNS

ing Skirts for Ladies, Shirt Waists with "Duchess" closing for Ladies and'Misses Will all be fouad In Auffoat patterns Just received Fancy summer costumes for ladies, and bathing suits for ladies and young folks and ore given Marked Attention DESIGNElfk llwt TEN CENTS A COPY.

0. L- w. KNERR 618-80 WA8HIIQT0I 6TREKT, CAPE MAY. N. J.

SC WdanTs Choir Boy*. Tbe choir boys of St Michael’s Epic copal Church, of Blrdsboro, Pa, about thirty Id no arbor, am here for the servant h summer outing, this tim* making their headquarters at the Bret ton.

PHILADELPHIA k HEAD IKS BOHTE. r ATLANTIC CITT RAILSOAD. ENGINES BURN HARD COAL. NO

SMOKE.

TIMETABLE In Eflect JUNE2*th 1002. Train* leave Cape May for Phlladclrliis: Week Days — 7- oS kA* " p '~' A "" r PM ^'- - , c A. M. — Aneomraodstion. Arrive Pbl/•‘S IsdelnhU 9.45. ft nn A. M. — Express. Arrive Phlisdel0 - 00 phis 9.45. I.4O hujlio El l >rr “- Amvc Phi lade )• , __ !*. M. —Accommodation until Tuckshoe. where change cars. Arrive PhiladelphUfi.10; aecom. on tbe wliols route sir. Phila. (L25. S-oo I',“ irri ” "-"r* 1 - 6.00 SytirA’'- 1 "”""’ An< " ,,b "-

Sundays —

6 jo *""• 3-30 *""• 4.15 P^M. —Express. Arrive Phllndcl6.00 — fo Excursion. Arrive Phils8- 50 A ' lir - Train* leave Philadelphia for Cape Msr:

Week Day* —

A- M. — Excursion

7.00 A. M. — fi Excursion. Arrive Cape 8.30 A - “• — Express Arrive Cspe May ft s r A. M. — Acoommodalion. Arrive

Cape May u.ioT^

11.4c A - M - -V Express. Arrive Cape May j .40 **• — Express. Arrive Cspe May ^.JO f-^M- — Express. Arrive Cape May 5 °° Am ”

Sundays —

J,00 — I ^* curi, * on - Arrive Cape g - c A- — Accoinomdatiou. Arrive •45 Cape May u . 14 ^ Xj A. M. — Express. Arrive C*pc M*y 3.OO-K Accommodation. Arrive Fast train* lesi-* Kesdliut Terminal. PhilsdelpliIa,forNew Yf*k, Bethlehem and |Hilni» 011 Ibu Lehigh Wiley, Hrxdint:. PoluMIle, Wtillamsport add point* in Interior PennsiTvsnls. Tickets and Infcrmstlon st station. W. G. «BLKa. Gen'l Supt Rdmik J. Wskts. Gen'l PassT AgenL

nsnetion t ol July 1

of business

and 26,

The Board ol Health of Lower township will meet at the township house lor the trnnstr— 1 r '— !

on the evening* ot

Au*. 8 and 22 and Kept. 5 1902 at 74 o’clock. Persons having business with the board will please be present

July and 190a.

By Order ok Board.

Sea candy fnoda In our window. G free sample. W. S. Hogau. Bead the Hkhald for all the news.