CAFE MAY HERAU) AN INDEPENDENT WCCKLV. Published Every Thur»day M«rala( •t 506 Wa»bla(too Street, Ce^c May. N. J. subscription: . One Doha* Pi * Vi»b in Aovancc

THK HERALD, CAPE hAV, N. J. Lewie T. Stivcn*. Mtasaca

THUKSDAY, AIKIUST I*. 1903. What CA|*e May comity dcalrc« at TrwiUm i» vcb to not only have ii nil! to look after it* intereata in l«vi*laUv«- mat tent bat for other mattera in rejranl to Stale attain*. It iacoticrde<l on all Mile* that Aaaeintilyman Lewia M.'Creaae; in the next three vrara to come, could have mure intlnenee and obtain mor** favorable I oxidation and secure other matters of intereat to * the county better than any other person that is at the present lime a figure in the contest for State Senator. . He stands well with the present State administration and has an influence there greater than any one else. For this reason. If for no other, he ought 10 lie sent to Teuton, and it appears that the people of Ca|ie May county realire this condition more vividly than was at first lielieved. I>aring the past week all ( the property owners have received their tax billa, and they can now walk up to the collector’s oflice and settle up. if they deal re. Many of our people have been somewhat amused at the great amount of advertising on the envelopes in which 'they have received their tax bills. They wer« nut quite certain whether the envrloties contained a circular of the buainesses cot ducted by the man wholtappens to tie lax c,Jlector, or whether they contained the more serious piece of paper which they eventually received. The city certainly ought not to be compelled to pay for this great mass of printing, but on the other hand the tax collector should pay the dtj; a large sum for the use of the city's stamps in •msflihg his adrertisNtoents to persons . he otherwise could not reach.

POETIC HUGGETS. rrwwWwas's JwMIew. What *0111.. «r» ibosr thaf gr«*t our saka. tlkr voile. .Willing lolidT What miau* ttaU conrours, gathrm] nsar. Ilh. bonk last-4rtvtns ciouit'! What Bhouu «r< thus*, and wild mclaims, that cioavv (b« summer air? Uurrabl Mussa' Ufi up your «yaa! Tb. B*a W* tovo Is lhars! Op maiir a long and weary man E tboas •Uvsr stars haw sssed, O'er- mail) • bard-fuugl.t baiUehstd those crimson stripes have loassu. many a triumph has been ecu bea*atb Us colors bright. By wAr-scarrsd veterans who fosahi far freedom sag (be right: Tbcn fling abroad that glorious flag! 8*1 all Us kpiendors free! rung out the stripes! Fling out the stars! Tts freedom's JubUes! ah. tbose silver stars hare gused on man) a peaceful scene. While abrlnru as aacrtd relics bung war's erstwhile Weapons keen! The bugle s voire that called to arms in shrill and martini strain t then he* suns tbr song of peace o'er many a fruitful plain; The ruddy camp Are shines no more on . civil strife to-day. But lights in frifndly bivouac now. comrades In Uhse and Oray! Then fling abroad oui country's flag! Waft Fling out (he strip, a - Fling out the stars! Tu freedom's yubUcy! O flag, proud flag of liberty! Though war's dark visage looms asi once mure upon our land Us (errors .and lu glooms. Thy silver ileus and crimson stripes stall Boat from freedom's dome' ie beats one heart beneatb thy folds to claim this land a* home! spirits of our gailaiu sires have hevtr

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It is currtntly reported that Tax Collector James H. Kdmund*. who for ten year* wra* mayor of Cape May, elected each time as a Democrat, will be a candidate for that oflice tbis year aod will go before the Kepublican voters for the honor. Mayor Millet has not yet announced his candidacy for re-election and it is not knowji whether he desires the place again. He has served five years very acceptable to the dtisena of

Cape May.

Mayor Millet as a Kepublican defeated M/. Kdmunds us a Democrat five years ago for the position, and three years ago was so .uccesafuJ in securing the Republican nomination, over the plan set up by Mr. Edmund* that the Demi crats simply endorsed him and he was- . almost unanimonslv re-elected.

While it is understood that tbose who are attempting to manage this municipality have picked out their candida'e for every.office to be filled, the peoplt have sot yet been informed as to the names of those who are to be presented to them for their suflerage at the September primaries. It is to be hoped, however that each man Is qualified to perform the duties which will be imposed upon him. It is very important that the city shall have coundlmen who will be progressive and yet economical. Aa the matter stands today the city has already entered into contracts for something like 520,000 more than the amonnt for which they have iasoed bonds aod , made appropriations. Vice-Chancellor Pitney evidently does not sympathise with the net timent of the mnnber* of the courts which precludes them from expressing their opinions on the proposed constitutional an i end menu He presided over a meeting of the Morris Goonty Bar Association. on Saturday afternoon, that unanimously voted to endorse the amendments, and-the venerable Vice-Chancel-lor, who is president of the association, made aa eloquent argument in their favor. The judges know better than any one the need of relief to the courts and the voters hare a right to look to them for information and advice Sow that Mr. Pitney has set the example, we may expert others to follow It.

It is to be hoped that those who interested in the establishment of a Carnegie library here will not reUnquiab their effort* towards what is really desired by the better thinking element of - our atixena. We need this library, s« we do everyth!ug which will tend to promote the intellectual development of our mfidenu, and aO of ns will be benefited by what others learn, even if we do not learn ourselves.

Cage Kay's future Is bright With two new modern hotels In prospect erection, and increased presage, apparently we are <-n the road of prosperity.

*)al hearts

blood that flrsd thslr throb* In our vein* to-fla) . float in maJc*D on high! Float over

Fling out thy airitx-*' Fling out th) 'TU It odour* jubilee! WhltnejaCiark. la Woman's

Thorns are on th. rose*, y Clouds betoi, the sun. Bui we'll pick the bloom*, fi'.uck 'em ev’ry one!

Might have Aten too hoi! Ain't you glad It's rainin', t*

Hoi

• full.

And you'll »r* the ski** are blue When there Tomes a lull; An you'll hear Ike whistle sweet Of the whlppoorwlU. WA«a the perfumed shadows coma Troopin' from the UUE . Let :W old world keep her (alt. Let her roll along! If you're glad tton't stand an' wait, IX you rs sorrowin' brace up— If li all com* right. £_. If th* eida to'ards you Is dafk ^. To'other side Is bright. K —J. M Lewis, m Houston Post. , A Plea tor Patriotism. Nol*> T Well, yea, perhaps It Is. But to-day xht youngster* have cam

for mirth.

*boM cannons roar and rockets whirs To celebrate thp^nation's birth. So l.l tb* boys have their All of noise— > Fourth of July comes but once a) ear. And. cld-aal am. 1 could Join these boys, Maae noise for noise, give cheer for cheer tall you It makes my old blood boll When I think of the deeds that our grandsir** wrought With nary comp.alnt for bltlsr toll. They starved and frof* brave as ibey (ad It not been for them, think what we'd

Colonies! Bowing to prince and peer, is I let my boy * triake a nolar. you »**— The fourth, after ah. comes but once a

V»ar.

—Robert T Hardy, Jr., la Munsey'■ Maga-

Oar Caaa(ry*a Satal Day. We praise Thee for th* Past. O God. On this our country's natal day. Tb* glories, paths our fathers trod. The boro blood that of our sod than common day;

Th* w Our b

And for the present, fair and bright. W* thank Thee. O Thou King of kings; FVjr lor* rf Justice and of right. For strength and courage lu the Aght—

But for th* Future. O. we crave Thy benediction. Prince of Penco. That still unstalnwd our flag may wav* Above tb* merdfal, the brave, TUI stars and planets ooa»e— Vhere'er Its glories art unfurled levered and loved of all the world. —Lalla Mitchell, la Good Housekeeping Over lb* country, bells are ringing. Over tbe homes of the glad and free: “Union Forever." tho bird* are singing While we are keeping our Jubilee. Boom of cannon the meadow* over. Throbbing of drum* on (hi Bv*ry boy la a loyal rover.

Our Church Directory. Amonfi T lie Warabippera of Tbe LndcrcMl Ucuominatlona. rttmUYTUUAM CUUHCM. IWv. Kdwm K. UallkgU-r, i'aalor I'luacUiug riubtiaj uiortiibg at III fiOy ,vetting at M.0U. {iui'tiaj -hied at 3.UU I* M t\ auimMlaj' • vci.lug p«aj>( *■ rvicc a. P. l'«itinmii.iotia>-tvior tVeiy lltiidrabtisiu of each qitailei. It A Lulu-W* jIi-.VOIAIJ Soclely totvis the I<m l i itlgy ft >aeb niouili at d r u. All ecata ale I rvu- Kverjtaalj Welcome. FIlttT U. 8. f Bl'BCH. I lev. fi. F. <Ja*hlll, D. D.. Faatut. , I'leaobmg ofl buiMtaj uionuug al 10 80. In tile evetm^f al 1.45. Mct-img* at » a. yt. ami fi.SiU r. u. «<o SutHlaja. » Sunday Sehool'at 8 l\ si. Kpw.irtb ImagUe Mm.d.y uvemtiif aL 8 o'clock. • ^ Mid week player service Wedtu-Misy evening at b o'clock. CTasa mtMtluga, Tuesday, Thure-iay and Friday cvtsiinga. lUPTIST CRUHCn. Hcv. (ie>>rge WtUlama. FaaUtr. i’reacoiug tut tyumlay tuurulug at iU.DU. lo the evening al H.UO. ttuuday tuurnlug Workers Meeting al 1U.00 *. M. Sunday School at 8.00 r. m. V* Wednesday evening Piayci Meeting at 8 o'clock. Young I’oople'* Mceitug Friday evening at 8 o'clock. .den's «8c.lntg Saturday evening ml 8 o'clock. HKibhi; siiuiohi A rttbgca, c. m. ro

ci vme ami sermon. Ublistiai. K-.ideavur al 7.80 p. in. Divlm.- ►. rv;c- and *ermdb at 8.1X1 p. All are coiflially invited *l Uw l*r,»Uyertau Sea-sHle Iloinr, a Uriel service ung and aodrura, I rum 4 till 5 p. m. LOUALLLD UU>0M. SUKFALUO BLVLR

■ Ugara Falls hater* S Wsnderwsrk ‘Every wcuww of tbe Lluiutl Sutee c. clsiniaonM- aprolal cxhibHlou of Natur< Wondeis. a*' tbe Yoteinite Valley si lilg Tree." of f^llfornlu. The Veliosione Park, Tbe Torr.d Luxuriance Florida, Tbe Adirondack*, White Mountain*, etc., esc., bat Niagara Fall* isfully equal II not superior lo all others of Nature’s scenic beauties and in addition is easier of ageeaa and at cheaper rates frnm tin Middle States thin soy other. Tbe boat way to reach Niagara Falla from tbia viuinity at a low rale is to lake | xdvutitsgc of one of the Philadelphia A Kradlng*. Ten Dollar—Ten Day iteraonally conducted excursion* vis tbe Read- | ifg —I. hlgb Valley KouU-. Tbe titles j lor the balance of tbe season are July 80. Aug 18 and 29, Sept. 10 and 26 and

Oct. 8.

I Tlx.’ pariicipuut* in ihese uip. leaving ! Keadinj; Tenniiuil h.80 a.M. have a pieaa- ■ sot ride in'oiiglt tbe soeioc Istbitfli and Wyoming Valleys and arrive at Niagara I Fall, in Uteeariy evening. A dining car attached to train furnishes meal. Tabic d'Hote at fifty cent* per capita. Oppc rlumlie. arc atlpidod for scvcfsl Bnic tup, and for stop i.flf »u i(-futii trip. Ticket* are good going only on special train sod good to return wiHiin ten days on all tvigular tran.,. Kound trip $10.00. Full ilifortnatiwn a* townie tri|», rates and tl.oe of coi.-jeering tisttis from oUwr point*, etc, can is- procured Ironi any F. A ]L Ticket Agent or by addressing KDSOK J. WEEKS, (■enefal i'ssaeuger Agent, Phlladelpb a.

City Dlrectorv. TW W. slidri Jae. I JtWI. ^(.uhjjiud. ... U . ' • Jan*!' I fJOt Jrtni tla.imi .... Jsa I I'kHUuialln li. ilmbii ..Jan. I !>H I. Mass.-i Mkarp. sr.. Jai. t. had J, ., J. ikul. Jan. 1 list. le-iilUi-l li kill lei J«M.^ ilS*

I. ileore Kuiauud*. .Jan. I. > l>ad< II. mn.lli Jan I. 1 ter «f A|qs-«1-Wta^T. So-r of Appeil. Wtn. 8. Jliis« Jau. 1. I ..inailisloner of A|n>eal-J<A II. 11 ou.-*.

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liUAUli OF eotCAl lU.V. Charles York, 1'reddcut Msrvli. ]>:. Kdwanl II. I’bllilp*. Cierit.. Samuel H. Moure " 1«I6 Samuel K Stlte*........— 19* i uarlea F. Uuldnri " liari IV I Ilia m II. Mills '•• 11W4 il.ury 8. ItutlHifnrd . ;; was

J)ry Qoods, J/otfonc, angLjffilljnery WHITE QOODS. I.ACES. • Kmbtoideries, Handkcrcliicfs. RIBBONS, etc. Hosiery and Underwear Ladies' and Men's FumishftiK: Agent for Standard Patterns.

Trains r M5 A 7 '7 A

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1-.UAIU- t-K TUAUE. I'nvldetit -Klepben 11 Wilson. Secretsry-l-cwl* T. Wevena. Tri-anirer—Tliouias W. Millet County Directory.

r Ktiprriu* Court—Charles K. lii-u- ;> kson. l>rui 1;**

Judge-' Hal risen II. '

Kell wrtn -!

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■nim’k KwW. In-in .... -4leo. Kayie, Jr, llep. -■ -John Li. Crats. U>-i--Chs*. II. Clouting. Hell . lerk-Julias Way. U.n. 1L Clinton Hewitt, fief. CnllM-tor Lesls 8 8t

Count jr nurmsa

Coniitv Itonrd of Clcrilons -Jo*. K. Hstol. Itnp 4'-^ County lloanl of Elerflous-WlltUm T. 11*1*. Itrp n*>* County Boerd of Blertlous-Wm. J. Tyler. Bern »*«l County ISourd of Electl«*»- Ml. b.el II. Kesrn*. Hem ll**! Term, of C«Hiit—lourth Ti.-wUy In April, tteptemlier and Iwc-uioer. HOAIU* OF CHOSEN' FItEEHOl.IiEKK. Ilsts-rt H. Csraeti. 1'rlertno . May. VAC J-v. G. Champion. (Kean City. S. J.

0. b W. KNERR 618-20 WA8HIIOTOH STREET, CA-PE MAY. N. J.

-4*Just Received-*^ N'KW IXFT OF VAliLi PAPER All tbe latest designs .-tnd most fashionable colors. Let me estimate on your work. TERMS MODERATK. MU LL CALL AMD SHOW GAMPItft

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will I. s.e . Slsy s, f.,Is u« I r I Illl.VJri i.l'IHA * M .CC'iMMOIiA'riliN SI**, si ri v< • at Idu Ud, iphu i, k! -HXFRinhtL Cooneits li. « AnglcM-a hranrh. Airi .cs at Fin-1

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V. - KXFRHbM. Connctt- li.m Angli — a, <Krsn City. amT S ■ ‘ ' it rutisd.ii i...

5 45 1

talc City.

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*.M. —HXPKKfcK. Conwect* lt«.u Aiig1'-a<«. 'heHii City and S<v ICity Atrivr* at I'liilsrUlp-,.

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• M -ACCOMMODATION L. t. nects from A nglcsn Branch tK r i City, and N«* l*le City. Army. id.-.'adrlj hia s *7 p M • M ..Al'hy.SS Connect:- fr.-n Anni... ,irli. Arrive* Fin. uc*fd»i«. .. ; k! 'll I'.AtCh. :- TRAIN foil H.ct, fr-.m Angle***. (Kean Lit* and N*a Iklc City Arrive* - riitladeSphia s I s >- kt

3-45 * 4.00 1 5.10 f 5-30 r

I' M—HXFKHSS. Coamct* Irom AngU-M-s, Ocean City and Sea I»lc City Atrive* at Philadelphia I’M—ACCOMMODATION, stupa at principal stafiun*. Airivea Fhll-

adrlphia at 6.50 r M

M.-liXPKKNS. Connects front Angleaca Branch Au,,c* al Phil-

adtIplnsU cj P M

M.—EXCURSION TRAIN. Connell* from At;gic*ca Branch. Arrives at Phi!, .it-iphia 7 55 »• >t

8.CC *’ M —HXPRiiSb. Connect* from • Angli-scs. ‘ .can -City, and Sr*

l»ic City. Arrives at r-lulatUl-

phia 10.55 P. M

1-KOM PHILADELPHIA. Train* itavc for Cape May—Hxpre**. 9.15 AM. I ju I Satin day- only.) I 4 <.1, and 5»>rM weekday*. Aceummudalion. b.<« A M. 3 55. V M Sunday Exprer.*. V Jr. A kt. Acivnnniudauun. 7.30 A kt. »i .»• lixtnrsh/n train. 7 00 A M daily Train* leave PHilstDMJ-tlfA. ill.ad Slivtt

Station, fur NKW YORK.

5 ikfss£.-.“'.,03^ JS'.l

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Real Estate for Sale.

for all.** our motto Iher. _ In rockets of crimson huej Oman of statas no hand can a»vcr Under the Bed. tbe Whit* and tb# B'.u*. Ills la th* glorious Fourth wt'r* keeping. H*r* to thg land of Ik* proud and fr*a. Voices charring and pulses leaping. Honoring th* nation's Jubilee —Ruth Raymond. In Minneapolis Houae-

V wbo can undtrstand him. says that when be misbehaves y kindness only she'd'command him. • sensitive to word* unkind. 1. loo of contradiction—

_ 1 of mind

s the best without restriction. Tbe neighbors say that Harold gets Htf own sweet way mar* than be ought

to;

feat when hs rolls and screams and frets A sUpper-* what be should be brought to, feat measure* mild be never heeds: For drastic on** you'll And them stlok-

Oray beavraa tinging with the sauries rad, A glsem of eua la the later morning sky; "

The dominating si

But in the evening, light I XL A rocky pathway up a mountain strap.

of

op thi Kuasoa.

. ftamurl Towns-

end. Clerk.

OUR SECRET SOCIETIES

Whsra T# Oo To Rato An Evanlnfi

Among Your broth ran.

Adonlram Chapter. No. », Royal Arch Masons—Convocations, third Monday of •nob month at lodge room. Waahingtoa and Franklin atracts. Officers: M. BL M. F.. Joseph P. Henry. P. H. F.; K. K, Robert H. Fsdeley, P. H. P.; B. 8, Howard 8. Hoffman. P. H. P.: Treasurer. Chart** F. Quldort. Secratarr. Samuel H. Moore; C. of H, Benjamin 8. Curtis. P. H. P.; P. B, Charles F. Quldort; R. A C. WUliam Farrow. Br.: O. M M velL Irvin H. Eldredge: G. M. of Id vcU. Thomas 8. Btevens. Jr.. P. H. P-: O. M. of 1st vtU. Alban H. Faulkner; Chap-

lain. WUliam R. Sheppard.

Cape Island Lodge. No. X F. and A. M.—Communications second and fourtb Tuesdays of each month at loflgr room. Washington and Franklin street*. Officer*: W. M, Everett J. JsrraU: 8. W. Thomas 8 Btevens. Jr.: J. W, Irwin H. Eldredge. 6. D, H. Walker Hand: J D, Benjamin B. Hughes: Socratsry. 8. R • Cape May Camp. No. *rn. stooern Woodmen of America—Meets first Wed k need ay of each month at Auditorium. Offi~ cars: Consul. Charles F. Quldort; Worthy Advisor. Frederick W. Wolf: Cleric William G. Blattner; Banker. Barclay U Schellenger. General Manager. Howard F. Otter; Escort. William E. Romlg:

Watchman. William 8. Shaw.

Cape Mar Conclave. No IB. Improved Order of Popistophs—Meel* a t Auditorium on *•* >nd and fourth Thursday* of each moat Offircr*. Prat Archon, Lewis T. B’evens; Archon. C. Edward ... - - Egbert C. Hughes: In-

Lud lam. Secretary.

A handsome cottage on Columbia avenue, near Howard street, for rale. One of the beat located cottai;e*> in Cape Mny. Apply to Lewia T. Ktevene, Atty., Cape Mav. N. J. Fos hAUt—A splendid huildinv lot tlie norlii side of North rtreet. 40 ft. front by 1U0 ft. de«i>. Will lie aold on rrh*onal>ie tenna. Apply to Is-wia T. M< v«n«. 509 VYaahington ntreet. I-ot on Corgie atreet, near (Ju.* n, south aide, lot 40x510 feet, rbnning ehrunirh lo Co! uni his avenue. Will be sold cheap. Apply to Lewi* T. Stevena, Atty., 509 Washington *tr*~t. Cape May, N. J.

FOR SALE—Splendid cottage Lafayette atreet. Lot 40x150. Ten room houiie. First claaa condition. $1250.00 cash, balance 011 5 per cent, mortgage. Lewia T. Stevens, 509 Washing t-m atreet.

A Beautiful Day s Rid* oa The iindaiHi ha* hceo styled iheAmcri111 Rhine but the name hardly applies aa H- -on.it- I«autle- nl till* uiaguifiorni rivet ale with one exceplitm. Ihc aljaeoor aucW-nl caallea ami iiiin*. far superior tbuee of the far lamed Rhine. Fvni.iino'e Cooper mp 17 lerni* it “tbe drof he -ulilul-urp. j-w’ as in several idea I be boaiapiiarniiUj' about to plunge w ou into a precipiioii- bluff, with a sudden tarn, opt n* up another vteta of imauliiul -cuiieijr. A splendid opiiortuulfy to have a daylight view of the flur natural Souut-ry and agnifioeul Min-.jner homes of wealthy Yorkers U afforded l.y llie Reading rijratcui'a l'p The Hudson excursion*. Special trains leave Reading Terminal t.8" a.m., Thursday, Aug. 6, 18 aod Wed-. Header. Aug. 26, aod connect at Jersey Oly with the s:e*mor 8l Johns for a trip round New Y-.rk Hay and up the Hudson in Weal Point and Newhuri;. Rnluriillig tbe strainer leaves West Point (Crana- • Dock) about 8.20 t-.tf.. and excurtI.HiistJ. arriru home lu .he rally evening. The fare I rum Phi lath! phi* U only $2.50 fur round trip. For fare from utber point* and time of apeolll or oonoectlug 1 rain* consult any Pb-lidrlphU A Reading Ticket Agent.

Hughes. Pmvo ■pactor. Hsrrj Andrew 8 Bu*

lush; lYeasuer. A. B. Uula;

Financier. Hemuel H Moor*.

Cap* May Council. No. IXL Royal Araaaum—Maata Brat and third Tuesdays of Bach ssonth at Auditorium. OScars: Bagrat. Grant Vonaman; Vie* Regent. Clarence F. Kuhn; Orator. Howard F. Omar; Baeratary. WUliam E. Romlg: Col- —‘ ** Phillips: Traaaurer.

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Komallle t "The Idemi Wall Pglnl.' Uomalite is an Oil Paint, put up in paste form to bo thinned with water. It la made for both mnide and outside expo* u re. It is durable and has stood five yeara on exteriors with- Brandc exposures. It is fist (without gloss), washable, hygienic and give* a very artistic "velvety finish. It was adopted by the F. (4. <iovernment Uoilding- at the Bnffalo Exposition. latter the (iovernment osrd Homslite for its buildings st the Cbmrieoton Exposition. The Committee on Kxporta on Awards, awartfed Koma litr the gold medal. For sale by A. C, Gil*, 416 Washington etroet.

A Wendwfsl Pklmlrt md PUaot losior. Mia* Stone tbr fair on* Palmist, now to be consulted at her cottage. Ocean streffi Capr May PoinL Rradii.g* St parlof m.trrfaiumeiiU s apooislty. 8mt» May 3

Loon Wonted. Hare client* who desire $400, $500 $800 and $1000, on first mortgage oi bond. Address Lew is T.Iitreeas, Atty. Cape May, K. J.

Cap* May Lodge. No. *L A. O. U. W.Maat* Brat and tMrd Thursdays of rack ‘ — Washington street. Officers:

Bamwal F. Eldredga. Columbia LoagfeN*. A Independent Order, ot Mechanlce-Meeu each Monday at Auditorium. Officers: Senior Mastafe fi emirs L. Lloyd: W. M, B. Walter Brauett. J. M, Jacob O. Corson: Conductor. William Boadsrr Chaplain. Joseph Robinora: Recording Secretary. Joseph H. Wellman: Financial Secretary. William D. Vanaant; Treasurer. J. Clarenoe Oairoka Lodge. No. 1. Ladies' L O. M.Msots second and fourth Thursdays of each month at AadKoriu^. Officers: Past Worthy PrraldenL Mrs. Artan Bailey. Worthy PraaldeaL Mr*. May Mraray: Vied President. Mrs. JustlM Hugh**; Oraiaotrrao. Mrs. UoMa BHrotl: Rsooedtng Secretary. Mrs. Ethel Barton; Chaplate. Mrs. This Hawkey: T JannU S. Wales; — Mias Kata Conley. John Mecray Pool Wo. X. O. A. R--Maota ra second and fourth Thnraday* of each month at XU WashtngtBa street. Officers: Commander. Pater W. Smith: B. ▼. C.. Francis K. Duke: J. V. C, Bam ■el R. BUtes; Officer of tbe Day. Joseph

Chaplain, Swain B. Reeves; Quartermas-

ter. John D. Craig.

Mayflower Lodge. No ME Independent Order of Odd Feliowe-Meete oath Friday at IX Waahingtoa street. Officer*: Noble Grand. Grant Vanaman; Tlo* Oread. Somers L. Lloyd; Treaeurar. Ben8. Curtis; Secretary. Thomas 8.

Jr.:

Ognllafia Tribe. Ne. XT. Impipved Or-

Haghee: •mkh: i.. —. Prophet, George Taylor; Chief of Reoords, Robert C. Hughes; Keeper of ^um. A B. Uttle/Colloatee ot Wampum.

Fun 8a ix—Twenty-thrw acre- of laml I h-tween tbrtjirnpike and the beach, in West Cape May and Cape May CItv. Will he sold in one tract on rraMinable U-rm*. Apply to Lewi* T. Steven*, 5W9 Washington -tract.

A handnome hotel property for rale. Lot 50xl3»i on a atreet, and very done to the beach. Haa 44 bed rooms, steamheat and sun jmriora. Will be aold at fair price. Furniture included. Address Lewi* T. Btevens, Atty., 509 Washington atreet. Cape May, N. J.

Qnooa Anns StUmd Ttao-tefcit. Ferry at rvlce between Cam May N. J. and Lxwks, Dm- (weather permitting.; Bummer Queen Catqjine. Schedule in effect Sunday June 14. 1901. Steamer connect* with trains lor Baltimore daily, except Tneaday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 4.80 r-M. Tneaday. Thursday and Sunday al 5.10 r m, with through express train—Buffet and Chair cars at-

tached.

Monday, special boat leavea Cape May at 6.80 a m. oonoecUtig at Lewes with express train for Baltunoie—Buffet and Cbair Cars attached.. AddlUtmal trip from Lewes Monday at 5.00 a m. MONDAY,*WEDKKM)AY AKD FKIDAT. Leave Lewes Ar.' Cape Jd»)’ A* 7.10 a. m. 8.£0 a. M. B U.40a.m. 12.50 p.m. 0.40 P. M. 7.50 p. M. Lv. Cape May Ar, Lev 9 20 a. M. C 10 80 a. A80 p. m. • D 5.40 p. m. 8.00 p.m. 9.10 p.

SATURDAY OVLY

Lv. Lewes Ar. Cap* May A 7.10 a. M 8 20 a. M. B 11.40 a.m. 12.50 p.m. B 6 05p.M. 7.16 p m. Lv, Cape May Ar. Lewes 9.80 a. M. C 10.80 a. M. 4.30 P. M. 5 40 p. m. 7.50 P. M. D 9.00 p, m. TUESDAY AMD-TRURO DAY Lv. Lewes Ar. Cape May A 7.10 a.m. 8.20 a. B 11.00 a.m. 12 10 p. B O.«o P. M. / 7.50 p. m. Lv. Cape May Ar. Lewes 9 *0 a m. C 10.80 a. to 5.10 p.m. DO » p.M. 8 00 p. m. 9.10 p. M.

SURDAY ORLY

Lv. Lewes . Ar. Cape May 7 50 a. M. 9.00 a. M. B 11 00 a.M. 1510 p.m. A 0.40 P.M. 7 60P.M. Lv. Cepe May Ar. Lowes 9 90 a.m. CIOJMa.M. 5 10 p.m. D 6 90 p.m. 8 00 p. m. •■10*. r.

A* Leave Monday* al 7.45 a.

Thomas ft. Taylor, tb* popular boot and shoo maker, baa removed to No 006 WeahlRgton street. Ho does all ro-

pairtog RORtly, thoroughly and at rea- 6-4 lonnent. wtlh train for BalUmnre. Prieto Ha haa. boee doing F.-Connect*with tral* for rallroed point*.

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From West Philadrlphie uniy, 10.24 A M

Sandapa.

From Germantown junction only, io 11 A

M daih (Sca»hurc Limited)

WASHINGTON AND THK SOUTH. For BaUimotc and Weebington. 3 4J. 7.30, 32, loan. If 23. A. M.. *12 36, "l 13. 3 13. 3 44. 4 46. 5 »5. 6 » F M, 11 as. night, weekday*. Sl-xdavs. 3 4J. 7 so. 9 12. 11 23 A M .

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From West Philadelphia only. 11 55 A M.

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accommodation. 9.1* A. M. 1.16 and 4.01 P. M weekday-, 5.07. F. M.

laily.

•Dining Car.

W. W. ATTERBURY. J. R. WOOD. Gcn'l Manager. Pssa'r Traffic Manager GKO. W. BOYD. General Passenger Agent

rrom west i'ni&aueipnift only 3-»5-<*>33 "Congrcs*ion*l LimiU *6 So. *7 35- P M . «* 01 night, dai For Baltimore accommodation.

pHXLASZLTSU 4 KEASQTO SOVTZ. L ATLANTIC CITY RAH&0AP. TIME TABLE in Eflcct JUNE 27th, lotiu Train* leave Cape May for Pblladelphi*: Week Day* — 7.IO A M —Kxpre»» arrive 4n PhiUdel- » phi* (90 mmntn) k 40 a m j r A. M. — Atxnmmodslion. Arrive Pbl- / ‘ 1 J ladclnbis 945. 8 OO A - "- ~ hxpwm. Arrive Pbi|ad)-i-phi* 9 45 2 jo *’• kl—Erprefc-, atrive in rhiladcl- *•* phi* 4 25 3 0(1 — Accommodation. Arrive • uo Philadripbia 5.1a A. 9€ **• — Exprc-*. Arrive Ifeilmlcl4*75 plii* 6-U-(Toe *’ N— Excureion train, arrive Phil*. CW, 5 drlphla 8 10. OURDAYK. 7 ‘ so AM— acomomdalion. arrive Fblladclphi*9 55 v vn P 1,1 —accommodation, arrive Phil*delphia 6 lo 4.I5 jo* —Expnw*. arrive Ifeiladelphia 6.00 p “ Fxcureioii train, arrive Pbiladelg_jO pm - Expme, arrive Philadelphia Train- leave Philadelphia for Cape May : Week Day. — «. 0/1 am — Kxcurvion train, arrive Cane 7.00 May 9 jo Q 20 A *««*•. Arrive Cape May ‘•J laao. g 45 A. M. — KX|ircw* Arrive Cape May j j am — Express, arrive Cape May jr _^q p m —Express, arrive Cape May frHl.—Rxpreea, (90 minutes) arrive S-oof^* 5 .o r. M. — Accommodation. Arrive - U Cape May 7.55. atiKDAYa7 on am — Excursion train, arrive Cape " May 9 to Q . r a M.—Accommodation. Arrive Cape OHS May 11.14 9*15 A - R-—Kxprea*. Arrive Cape May 5 00 r m—Accommodation Arrive Cape • 00 May 8.06

D02TT GET STUCK You can easily get stuck without

going near anything in the shape of mud. You can avoid mud, and

l yon can avoid being stock. To le

A—Cnnimcu with train fruni Rahobotb. stuck in a purchase is to be ric-

Buv Your Harness of Us. W. A. LOVETT