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CAPE MAY POINT. The Happcnlax* ol ■ Week At Thta Pretty Sculde Report. Mr *nJ Mr*. Frank Hitthrrfonl, and ■on Hobert, were voting relative* at Wildwood on Sunday. A •tereojiOcou exhibition, giving vie** in Europe, will taka place iu Beadle Meinivrial Church Sunday evening al'8. A ball for the benefit of Si. Agnr«* Itomau Catholic Cbarcb will be given at the spacious and airy Sborabam Friday t-vruiOg. w -'i Twenty veara ago lake IJlv w*s atiK-ked with «arp, and non ontain* many large apeciiaeus, «h'ljh. attract the effort* of dahenm n, nhaoocasiodally catch them The annual drill oCthe crew of the 0. S lift- Saving station will take place on the Shoreham lawn this afternoon at -I.SU. weather permitting. Shonld day prove stormy, drill will lake place next

fair day.

A new bell, for a long while a real need, has been bung in the belfry of Bead:* Memorial i’leabylerian Church. The old .'>00-pound bell was placed temporarily on the ground near the door. On Saturday night some person or persons unknown, evidently intent on a practical joke, dragged the old bell Vo a point directly in the gateway of the church, and to complete the "Airricade'’ pulled up the lamp poet and placed It aa a bar over the bell. Much indignation waa expreaard bytboM in chaise of the church.

ON THE GOLF LINKS. ANOTHER VICTORY.

Mr*. Huty Writ* A««la - Atlantic

City Players Kara.

Tka ladto* of tbe tneal «l»b tarfd their weekly handicap medal play tourney Ifobff*/afternoon and judging Prom the alnioat Ideal weather conditions one might have been led U> expect the Urgent entry list of tbeataaon.

The ■cores follow:

Clam A.

Up

Ura A fi Huey

Capa May Keeps on WlnnJag-Not

Lost Single Carrie this Summer.

Cape May kept up its record last Saturday aad the game won this lime waa from iba Crescents, of Vineland. Cape May

ha* not loot a game tbb year

The score:-'

Cape May.

r ii. o. a. e:

Mtaa Anuatt* Dpvla 0 Mm* Waller Burr 8 Mr* H L Bsratuw 4 Mira (Una Diamond 1» Mira Eleanor Diamond 10 Mi« Doroihv Mari* 0

Class B.

M r» T 8 Oamlo 28 1 Miae Martbs Rre.1 28

Mrs J I Rogns

Mrs A B MUhr. 80

Mbs babel Craw

Mrs 1-uther C Ogden

Mia* Boyd

Mia* G Davis

HAXDU:*fi MXI>AI.NWtr. In the habdic.p medal play event on Saturday the best Individual golf of the season waa plared, R. Wistor Harvey playing from scratch won wttb a 76 within on« stroke of the record. Ills 3> for the first nine boles eiioalled the record made by bimaelf last season.

The scores:—

103 103 117 H» 114 110 1*1 111 lUfi US Hu 116

20 128 108 2S 134 . 10» 20 134 . 1UII 4iKoa». . no

ow euct ii us! mw . Mumpuiimcooia.

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At the popular bathing hour, between 11 and 1 o’clock, the visitors nearly all rre assembled on the beach either enjoying th^'bathing or watching the antics of I those in the edge of Neptune. Bathing j waa never better than now at Cape May, and there it no better bathing ground than Cape May poiaeeee*. Its beach is world famed because of the fast that it is as even as a billiard table top, and because it has a gradual descent into the ocean and no life lines are required as s means of safety. The beach U of a white bard sand which is elastic to the tread, and ia a most marvelous one from the fact that it is free Irom quicksands and from ugly gullies which exist st some'of our. rivsl resorts. -*w ; „

R W Harvey

Frank K Shatluek Elliott Rodgrrs R 1. Barstow Jr

Dr K W Stan-

IY H Hepburn J M E Hildreth

John C Bell Louis Brow n J 1 Rodgers Jr

Frank A Sartorl Arnold Service

Alexander Williams

Rev F F Briggs

f W Esatwick

A H Koaengarten

HUcp Net 0 76

Miller, rf Stiles, 3b

Doak, c

Wand, ItJefferson, p Nicboja, as Keevea, cf Rutherford, lb Baocady, 2b

Totals,

Tarlor, lb Pan coast, sa Bielner, p Tasso, c Pierson. 2b Horner. 8b E'rikiu, If Miller, cf

0 0 10 0 1 18 3 0

11 0 2 0 1 o i 6 r 1 0 0 0 0 2 .3 8 1 0

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Totala, 0 18 20 17 7 Cape'May % 0 1 0 8 0 0 3 1 x—8 Cresccntt. 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0—6 Earned runs. Cape May 2; Crescents 1 Two-liaar bit, Rutherford. Three bale hit. Wand. Home ran, Btitea. Stolen bases, Cape Maj I; Crescents 1. Struck our, bv Jrilerson 5; by Steiner 3. I/eft on bases, Cvpe May 0; Crescents 10. First

"2 i base oil called balls, off Jrfleraou 2; off 82 Steiner 2. Hit by pitched ball, Taylor. 821 Wild pitch..Steiner. Time, lb. .Vim.

I Umpires. Hughes and McCeorge. ,

Thought of ether*. The last issue of the Mount Holly -Vrirs ■ay*: “With the sea breezes' blowing briskly keeping everybody cool sod in good humor, the political thermometer continue* to rise in (.'ape Mey county and it will go higher before the change. occurs there. From personal interviews with men of standing and influence we arc led to believe that Assemblyman Creese is in line for the nomination lor Staje Senator. The voters of the county appear to have bad | enough of Hand, and more than one has announced bis intention of refuaal.to support the latter If nominated. 'ltd* to be hoped the necessity for such a course will not occur. Mr. ^'reeae is in to Win and ia conducting an open, hcnereklr and clean campaign, nnd than ought hot to be any doubt about the rvault. We hope to record his nomination and * ~

' Will You be s Contributor to tbs Voluntaer Firs

81 1 y Deportment T

84 | While enjoying the cool breeze* of New »4 ! Cape May, give a thought to the Cape jt, May Volunteer Fire Department. This

. - department is composed of young men, urx Ei.u<>TTT!oi«r*Ro wix>. who have taken upon themselves there-

; sponaibility of fighting fire*. They must

In the final match of the Inyitatlon . hare mod'-ru equipment and up-to-date tourney for the Harvey-ScoU cups; held tire apparatus, >u connection with the new on the local links last Saturday Mrs. El- ,irB eu k‘ uc i u » l puichasod by the city and

i turned over to their care a month ago.

Tbey wer, I. n«i „r .

Club, defeated-Mias Esther Dougherty, | Uon chemical and fire hose wagon, the nf Cape May, jl upeud 2 to play. 1 same aa is uspd in all of our large cltka,

Both played from eerstch. | w ^P h will cost (2.000

tv sj-oi-uo. „ P ... Hi..; h r stt .'v.Tvt^r Rena Diamond, of Philadelphia, who de- stances brought to your attenflbn willenfeated Mrs. G. Howeil^srr, of Baltimore, ' bst your aasistanoe and secure the coutri2 up aiuft'to play. butious which are needed and will be

' most thankfully received. <'

— - — The Committee on Ways and Means is

Mi Of RiJIl RTIff composed of the following members:

Kd. Barton,

Cbarlee F. Guidort, William Gtbaon. The Cai-b Mav Hkkau> will promptly

Osteopathy Not ■ Cure-All. Though not a pauseea, Osteopathy will Cure anything that medicine can entfe, and besides can help many things which medicine cannot. Though generally called on ■tpreaentforrhrouiccaaea.it Is equally good for acute ones,' and has already ■Sown some wonderful results in that field. It is destined to show many more aa tite people get better acquainted witli it and call on It oftener. For colds one trestmeut Is usually sufficient to cure, if the ease ta taken 4n time. For rheumatism, stomach troubles, affections of the kidneys, liver and bowels, it has no equal. For curvature* of the spine, mibdialocatious of tberibsnr vertebra-. it is unexcelled. It often teaovrs tumors, cures goitre, as well as benefits —— of valvular- dlacaatt-jof. the heart. H Valeria almost always yield* to R. ; .Anyone suffering from any disease, es-

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Hertiert A..Buzzard, individually and trading aaCouver A Buzzard, bankhtpta,' the aubscriber will cxi«se to aoie at C MIt rendue, on Wednenday, Beptem28. 18U3, at 2 o’clock fu the afternoon at No. 664 Anbury avenue, iu the Oltv of Ocean City, Cape May County, New Jersey, nil those two Certain lot* or pieces of ground situate, lying and being in the CSt v of Ocean CHy, in the county of Cape Mav and State of New Jersey, numbered three hundred and aerenty■eteu. (377) and three hundred and seventy-nine in Section A on piau of lots of Ocean tSty Association, and bounded and described as fallows: Beginning at a point on th* northwest-

Wedding Bell*. UL’OUa--BOFEMAN.

Mr. Ralph Hughes and Mias Wilbeltnina Hose man, of Caj>e May, were united in marriage by the Rev George Williams at the parsonage on Sunday evening, August Ittth.

•Fly side of Asbuiy avenue, at the distance of three hundred and' aerenty feet southwesterly from the southwcsu-rlr lh>« of Sixth street; containing togetbei southwesterly of that point iu fagit oi breadth on the aaid Aabuty avenue sixty feet (each lot being thirty feet in width) sod of that w idtfa extending in length or depth northwesterly between lines parallel with said Sixth street one hundred fe-1 to » fiftoeu feet wide street. Being the same premises which were conveyed to the said Satnarl B. Conver, one of the above named bankrupts, by deed from William D. Wilson and wife bearing date June 26th, 1801 and recorded i n u*. Cork’s uffioe of Cape May county In

weald do weU to Vy uteopathy-4wfon-470 Washington ■tMet, | Cape May. St. Joka’s P- B. Chorcfc. tt fit, Jobs’a Church o* Boa-

SSBESASaSSMSSS St. George's Church, Brooklyn, N. Ywho is wdi and favorably known to tire worshi|>«A of St. John’s as an eloquent and eflertive preacher. HolvOdtnmnnion at 7 JO a. m. Morning Prayer and nertnon at 1U2» and K veiling Prayer and aenuon at 8. The vestry of St- John's desire to notify the worshipers that the offertory at the morning service will be devoted to aid of SL-Fetw’s-by-thedsea, Cape May Point. St. Peter's will abort! y be pnt to great expense owing to the necessary purchase of a new lot and the removal of their building which ia made necessary owing to the encroachment of the «ea and the washing away of so orach of the land that it will be impossible otherwise for the building to survive the storms of another winter.

A Good Bypla

trfeVuhRMn.fr and

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the Boards of Registry and Election in and for each and every election district or voting precinct in

Cape May county, will meet on

Tuesday. September 8th, 1003, at the place where the next election in their district will be held, at one o’clock in the afternoon, and remain in session until nic: o'clock in the evening, for the purpose . a making up from the canvassing hooka ten. list* ofrcgistcTS of the names, residence* and street numbers, if any, of all the persons In their respective election districts entitled to the right of suffrage therein at Uk- next election. or who shall personally appear before them for that purpose, or who shall be shown to the satisfaction o! such Board of Registry and Election to have legally -voted in that election district at the last preceding election t tcia for mesvber of the General Assembly who shall be shewn by the affidavit .in writing of some voter in that election district

' > be a legal'voter therein. And on the same day and

The AUCbodiat Cbarefa Has bran reopened at the Hotel Colum bis. Great variety of fenny articles or sale. -1 re cream aad other refreshments served evenings.

Pastor William* will preach morning »>** fve.ilqg. Visitors are luvitgd to wur. with us. Seals are free and the ser

Have dioota who desire. *400. fffiUU 8888 and 81008, on first mortgage on bond. Addraa* Lewi* T.SUnrena, AUy. Gup* May, M.J.

Advertise in tire Care May ilkaaiaibr sue* tiury get thr Um result, aad pay o more for the *]«(*- than in other

— conventions of political _ _ making nominations, or for both, 'agreesb - the pro Visions of - 'A further snppjemenU.

:J ipplfUM-nt wa>» approv-

Tuesday, October 27th. 1003. at thg pisoe of their former meeting, at the boor of one o'clock In' the' afternoon, and remain In session until nine o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of revising and correcting tiic original registcrs.of adding thereto the names of ell persons entitled to the right of suffrage in that election the next election, who shah abefore them or who shall be

HTretitled "A farther suMuramfrre an act to regulate etretiooa kpprruqd April and the maeadmenta thereto. - W. J. TYLER.

PROPOSED IMERDMERTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.

STATE OF NEW JKffiEY. Dctaktmknt ok Statk.

a* required by an act entitled "An act to rovid* for snumitling proposed ame

imon of this State

the people thereof," approved April 8, 1903. notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the twenty-second day of September. 1903. j Special Election will be held in the several election districts or precincts of this State, at soch places as the clerks of the several townships, cities and municipalities of the Stale shall provide, to enable the electors qualified to vote for members of the Legislature to vole for or against each of the following proposed idmcnla to the Constitution. S. D. DICKINSON, Secretary of State.

ARTICLE V,

Insert in lieu of paragraph -10 a new paragraph, as follows: ia The governor, or person administering the government, the chancellor and the attorney-general, or two of them, of whom the governor, or person administering the government, shill be one, may remit fines and forfeitures and grant pardons, after con--iction. in all cases except impeachment. ARTICLE VI.

jUUIClABY.

i. Insert in lien of Section II a new sec-

ion. as follows:

1. Tlie court of errors snd appeals shall consist of a chief judge ,and fonr associate judges, or any fonr of them. In case any judge of said conrt shall be atified to sit in any cause, or shall be le lor the time being to discharge the dntirs of his office, whereby the whole number of judges capable of sitting shall be reduced below fonr. the governor shall designate a justice of the supreme court, the chancellor or a vice-chancellor, to discharge such duties until the disqualification

inability shall cease. 3. The secretary of

clerk of this conrt.

. When s writ of error shall be brought, any judicial opinion in the cause, in favor of or against any error complained of. shall be assigned to the conrt in writing; when an appeal shall be taken from an order or decree of the court of chancery, the chancellor or vice-chancellor making snch decree or order shall inform the conrt in writing of hit

reasons therefor.

: 5. The jurisdiction heretofore exercised by the supreme court by writ of error shall be exclusively vested in the court of snd appeals; but sny writ of errox pending in the supreme court at the time of the 'adoption of this amendment shall be •proceeded upon as if no change had taken place.

Stciiou IV.

paragraph, as louows: 1. The conrt of chancery shall consist of a chancellor and soch nnmber. of vice-chan- - cell or* as shall be provided by la v. each of whom may exercise the jurisdiction of tiie conrt: the conrt shall make rules governing the hearing of canses and the practice of the cpnrt where the same is not regulated by statute. Action V. At the end of paragraph 1 add the folTbe court may sit in divisions at the 1 or different times and places. Strike ont paragraph 3.

shall be the

Section VI.

ARTICLE VII. CIVIL OPKICKRS. Section TI.

.. Insert in lien of paragraph 1 a

paragraph, as follows:

1. Judges of the court oi error* and ap-

peals, justices of the supreme conrt. the chancellor, the vice-chancellor* and the judges of the circuit conrt and of the court of common pleas shall be nominated by the governor and appointed by him with the advice and consent of the Senate; all persons

' " ng any office in this paragraph cept the judges of the conrt of

appeals as heretofore existing, shall continne in the exercise of the duties

of theif respective offices according to r*

respective commissions or sppointm . the judges of Abe court of error* and appeals, except those Erst appointed: the justices of the supreme conrt. the chancellor and the

icellbrs shall held their offices for

of seven year*, and shall, at stated times, receive for their services a compensation which shall not be diminished during the term of their appointments: and they shall hold no other office under the government of this state or the United States: the

' *'• ittofyrannAjga “ _ r . T _*irbe appointed 'one

three years, two for five years aad two for seven yearn: judges of the conrt of common

shall hold their offices for the term of

Strike ont paragraph 2. . SHERIFF'S SALE. ‘

By virtue of a writ of aa execution to directed, jsaned ont of the Circuit Court of Cxpe May County, New Jersey, t will expose

- sale at public vendue, on,

Monday, August 24th. 1903. tween the hours of twelve and fiveo'efa to wit, at one o'cl^fck in the afternoon id day, at the office of LeansT. Steven*. 509 Washington street. Cape May City.

M*T county. New jervey.

that certain lot of land, county of Cape May. C State of New Jersey. I cite and Washington — lands of Daniel C. Wore, H< and others, and bntted and

1 westerly corner qf a lot of land belong- _> Daniel C. Ware and whereon he now lives; and miming from tbenca along the east aide of sold Lafayette sin thirty-six degrees west, ahont one and thirty-two feel to * past and northwest

Business Men are Giving

increasing evidence of their confidence in the various plans ef Life Insurance by taking out policies, combining protection and investment, for large amounts. For full particulars, apply to

The Prudential Insurance Co. nf tmerlca.

JOHN F. DRYDBN, President ■ LESLIE D. WARD. Vice President. EDGAR B. WARD, ad Vice Pres. FORREST F. DRYDBN. td Vice President EDWARD GRAY. SecretaryH. K. Richardson. Asst-

Perfection

A 3 turner High Stove A 2 toner High Stove

WE HAVE THEM FOR S4.00 They all have patent covers which protects the wick and oil ii any thing should boil over. Compare these prices With others.

$9.50 $7.50

CHAS. A. SWAIN,

30S-Z JAG^SON Sip., -T ‘ • CAPE MAY.

P. O. Box S41 Local 'Phone 65.

DENTISTRY,

Ocean

Hughes St.

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Every branch of dentistry at this office is done by an <

pdit need operator who has bad long experience with the most '

difficult Ws. S ' * | ^ NABC^KED^lRr

for the painless extraction of teeth absolutely without pdn and the horriable after efleetspf cocaine. We solidte difficult artificial dentfires. • Crown and Bridge made second to none.: . WeGuarautixylo give satisfaction. -Oat charges moderate

Win. B. SICKLES. D' D. S. Manager.

Drs. Lorence and Scholl, who janrhased I5r. Whiter Leammg’s ' practice, are .graduates of Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery and have been established since 1890 »» Philadelphia, have one of the largest and most , a-y.-- • complete offices in the United States,

St. John’s P. E. Chwrch. Sunday Service*. Holy Communion, r.yo A. M. (a* announced). Holy Communion, 10.30 A. M. the first Sanday of each month Mofoing prayer .10.30. Evening prayer (Loo. The following denrymen are expected officiate during the immmer of 1903. Aug. *. RUtev. John Scarborough. D.D . of NewJyroey. ■ — ^ '>®ett.ir

iC; reTjoh. G Murray. Reetor St Michael'*ond^AU AngeUChurch, *3-. Brv. Winfields.: George's Church. > kriof^d^L •Pkii^- . ^T. D.. LED..

wiiGt of m iKiiiifi of mm 4n the District Conrt of the United States, for the District of New Jersey. • - In the matter of I * - Klwnixl & Ben stead ,, .l" Bankrupt. J . Tn the creditors 01 El wool] s. ItejietcsJ of West Csih- May. in the county td Cape M*r. and district afor.-Mid, tomkn.pt: ^ b tebl, a.. n ttu .« W 0.1b teeoth day uf Augnot A. It. <903. the said Mwood S. .Bcmtead ,a*» duly •-*■—*' • bankrupt, and that the first meet - *" ’U be held at ' ~ Referee in 1 r Jgract, inti county of Cape May, , a .dhs T tMS«ew. _ dey of Angnat, a. Jx .^oj, at tea i/clI^Tiu the forenoon at which time the said credium. may attend, prove thdr claim., appoint a tt ^"-'““"e tkt'"raknipt and Traaiw