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CAPE MAY HERALD Lewis T. Stcvcns. ^••►•'rrss AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY.

Published Every Thursday Morning at S06 Washington Street,

Cepe May, N. J. subscription:

Onc Dolls* Pen Yean in Aovsnci

political writer. The Huuuits supporting AaaeiuUy Oesae for the eehstorship against Senator Hand because Mr. Hand I* no longer entitled to the nomination for the Senate. He has had his turn, and the Senator's attempt to disrupt the Uepubliran ]>arty is Lhpe May county is opposed by the Hiouu> as it Is by hundreds of the quiet voters.

THE HERALD, CAPE rtAY, N. J.

TtlUVSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1903.

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In accordance with the mica goveroin* the Republican party in Cape Mac County, and in conformity with the law* of Una atatr concerning auch matter*, the under*igm<! •hereby e*ce notice to the Republican voter* ol the acvetal municipalities, ward election districts of Cape May county tend at the legally designed polling place*

in their respective district* ' hour* of one o’clock in the i nine oc'lock in the evening, c

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Srn. 1903.

Some of the [><>oplc of Cape May think ii ia a piece of impropriety for Congressman Henry C. Loudenalagrr. who does lot now represent Cape May county in he lower house of Congress, to interfere ind make person* 1 canvases in Cape •l^y for the re-nomination of Senator Kidwrt K. Hand. He has a right b and brought to do so. Kenatoi Hand •»Uj'|*ortc! him for United States Senar. while Assemiilyinan I-ewll M. Creasupporte<l all the time Senator Ed 1 ward C. Stoke*, of CutnlieriaDd county, hich is in our Congre»*i"n»l district, for the name office. Jhig.is the only difference Itetwecn Ijondenslager and

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nty Convention, which will rt house at Cape May C ourt

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TRIDAV. SEPTEMBER I IT*. 1903 at one o’clock p m.. for the purpose of nomi-

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Member of .L-*embly. be entitled to the following number of dele. gate*: - . Ocean City. i»t Want, two (j) delegates Ocean City. ?d Ward, two (2) delegates Upper township two I j! delegates Oenni* township lat Diat.. one fl) dele-,

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Denni Sea Is— — ... - Avalon, one (1) delegate, casting 3 Barter vote. 1c township, irt Dist., two f J) dele

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“half vote. Wildwood, one (I) delegate. Roily Beach City, one (i) delegate. I .owe: lowuship. two I2i delegates. West Cape Mav. one 11) delegate Cape May City, three (j) delegate* South Cape May. one (I) delegate.casting one-quartet vote. Woodbine, one fil delegate, casting one half vote. WILLIAM K. WILLIAMSON. Chairman last County Convention ALFRED COOPER. Chairman County Executive Committee. Dated. August xith. iqov

Whatever bill finally comeii out of the conference which the Republican a bem of the Finance Committee of the ,Sena'e have been holding at Senator Aldridi'a residence and at Oyster Bar, it is already clear, from various reporta, that all concern,d, President and Senaare wiae enough to see that no bill tain be paased next winter which attempts too much or raise* too many contentious muea. Some improvement should be made in the currency. B better on all secoiyils to secure a substantial advance by a moderate bill than fail of any progress by a bill which attempts too much. Col. WiUiatn J. Bryan ia quoted saying-of Senator Gorman that ,l selection as Democratic leaded m Senate as* a great mistake on the part of the iH iiiocratir Senators and a great misfortune to the -party at large." Which, curioualy enough, exp:canes the exact idea of probably ^majority of the Demicrata of the country at this time regarding Col. Brvan hlmaelf.

Tlje friend* ofSenator Hand are try ing to convince nnnuspecting person: that Assemblyman Crease baa not been loyal to South Jersey daring the past three year* that he baa been a nienrtier of the House of Assembly at Trenton. Aa one of Senator Hand'* staunchest lieutenants puts it,£It's a long story, but when it resolves itself down to tl mere facta the story is verglaconic. The fact of the matter is that Senator Hand and the crowd with which be trained at Trenton, all ofVhom are now out job, desired the election of ex-Senator Charles A. Keed, of Somerset county, a* ^ State Treasurer Mr. Cresae supported for this positaon Frank A. Briggs, Trenton, who was elected. Trenton nearer South Jeraey than i* '^Somerset county Mr. Hand also supported for the United .States Senate, moat of the time during the recent battle, Congressman . Henry C. J/judenalager, who lives in Gloucester county; while Assemblyman Crease supported, from start to finish, Clerk in Chancery Kdward C. Stokes, «>f Cumberland county. Anyone familiar with the geography of tbi* State knowi that Cumtwriand county adjoins Cape May, aud that Assemblyman Crease, therefore, supported the man living nearest South Jeraey.

' The ridiculous argument is being used by Senator Hand’s friends in this section that tbe election to the Senate of Lewi* ii. Cresae will lie prejudicial to the interests of Cape May City aa a resort. To those who know Mr. Oe*se, no refutation of this fact hi needed. He 1*' tori broad minded to forget the fact that he represents tbe whole county, aod not a portion of it- Cape May City has only needed Mr. Cresae’* assistancebmonce, and then it was cheerfully and promptly given. When tbe proposed improvements fur Cape May were bripg lint agitated, it became necessary that boim legislation should be enacted to enable Cape May to borrow money to carry out the contemplated improvements. He not only was prompt in iu rapport, hot took the trouble to come to Cape May and feel tbe temper of its dtixens, and aa soon aa he found out that they wanted the regulation, he pushed it through . the Assembly, notwithstanding the fact that there was opposition by tbe nltra conservative element here. It did take him as long to get it through tbe House a* it did for Senator Hand to get it through the Benat*.

So much has been said by the Rear of the Capt, tbe principal stock of which is owned by State Senator Robert F. Hand, aboot-the ownership of tbe Cara May Hnuu> and the intimation that Ai blyman Crease is its owner, that it is about time for that paper to get n to the troth. The fact la that Assemblyman Cresae doea not own a cent’* worth of interest in the paper, and has never had any intereat is it whatever. He la not even a subscriber to tbe Hxaaui, which may even surprise ( the ate*-’,

Our Church Directory.

Among The Worshippers of The Different Dcaomiaatlona ( rhmnTTKRiAM church. Ho*. Edwin F. Uallaglier, Faalor. Preaching Sunday morning at -10.80; evening at 8.00. bunds) School at S.00 I* M. Wednesday evening prayer service at 8. Communion service every third Sabbath of each qukiter. , Tbe L»dk*' Missionary Society meets the last Friday ol each month at d I’ M. All sesta are free. Everybody welcome. KIHsT M. X. CHURCH. Hev .8. F. GaskIM, I>. D., Paatol. Preaching on t>uuda) morning at 10 80. In tbe evening at 7.4.1. . Meeting* at U a. V. and 0.80 r. m Snodaya. Sunday School at Sr. m. Epworth Ijeague Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Class meet lug*, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evening*. baptist church. Rev. George William*, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morulug at 10.30. In tbe evening at 8.00. Sunday morning Worker* Meeting at 10.00 a. M. Sunday School at 8.00 r. u. Wednesday evening Praye: Meeting i 8 o’clock. Young People'* Meeting Friday evei lug at 8 o'clock. Mcti'a Meeting Satuiday evening at

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City Directory.

Mayur—Thus. W. Ulllei ......Jau. I. IMS Aldenuau—Framd* K. IWkr . .Jsu. 1. lt»Ll Council-Jo*. 11* nd Jan. 1. 1MH Jvba llaliilu Jan.- 1. 1MM Horatio If t'Uur.1, .-Jaa. 1. IM T. Maski-I Hbarp. Jr.. Jau 1. USA Ja*. J. I*>*k Jau. L 1MC U moel K. Miller Jau. 1. IMS Jaa. K. Taylor J«" t. IMS* ' Louis C. Sayre Jaa. I. IMM y. Hlduiy Townsend. Jan. J. IMW Itn-ordrr-JBu. W. fboupsoo. Jan. + IMOi Assnwor- llouaTd F. tHirr ..Jaa. I. WH .n.'.lot J. II' ll.iiuulnl, . .Jsti. 1. u«ri Treasurer, l*as<- H. Bmllb ...Jan. 1. URM

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BUAUD OF EUL’CATIUN. Churlrs York. FreaidenL March, ivd Dr. Edward U. PbUOp*. ITerk. . Samuel U. Moore ' Samuel 8. Stlte* — >yn6 fbsrlrs F. Uuldort " IMS William H. Mills " 1WH Henry'S. Rutherford " Howard F. Otlsr mjgplay L. Scbellenger —.. .

BOARD OF UKALTH.

Dr. A. L Lra< b. PreMdrot . “ ’ Lewi* T. Steven*. Secrelary Robert S. Hand |jfsy«le M. Hal! Albert B. Uttlr Oeorge L. Ixiwett

BOA HD OF TRADE.

President - Htepbeu B. Wilson. Be. retary-Lewis T. Hteveus. Tressurer-Tboms* W. MUIrt.

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County Directory.

nstlre Supreme Cotfrt-Charles K. dricksun. Dem A - Judge—Hsirlson H. Too

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Qoods, Jfotions, CLTidJflillinQTy WHITE COOpS, LACES, Emliroideneii, Handkerchiefs, RIBBONS, etc. Hosiery and Underwear Ladies' and Men's Furnishing! Agent for Standard Pattern!0. L,. W. KNERK 613-20 WA8H1HGT0H STREET. CAPE MA. Y. N J.

yy kt mm t sxasboiz raiuoas leave Cape May as f, 'lIILAIiKLPIllA ; 6 ac A M —ACCOMMODATION Hun* •T J ,t principal inlrnnediatr sutiuna Connects from < Kean City. Sea lair. arrive* at Philadelphia i,n A M 7 17 A.M.—KXFKIiSS. Connects from • > Anglesea Branch. Arrive* at Bliiladelphia 8 47 A M n he A M —EXPRESS Connects from “ 3 Angles**, Ocean City, and Sea laic City. Aniveaal I'hiladelnliia

1: .00 A. M.

2 20 I’ M -EXPRESS. Connect* from

Anglesea, Ocean City and Sea l*le City. Arrives at PhiUdetpuia

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J nect* from Anglesea Branch, Ocean City, and Sea Isle City. Arrives at

Philadelphia S-7i P M

, ,c I’M —EXPRESS Connect* from '•'“o Anglex-a Branch. Arrive* Plu’.s

delpbia 6 45 P M

r AC p M-I'XCURSION TRAIN Connecta from Anglesea. Ocean Cily, and Sea Isle City Arrives at rmladrlpbia * ■ c x

BL’NDAV TRAIN*.

P M—EXPRESS. Connect* from Anglesea. Ocean City and Sea Isle City Arrive* at Philadelphia

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tier a—ueo. lUyr,-. Jr.. Rep. -ner'a—John D. Craig. Keii.. iner'a—Cbaa. H. Clou ling lot. — Julius -Way. Rot).

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Nurtorale—_K. CUnteli

Cbrtaiisu Endeavor at 7.80 p. in. Divine service and aqymon at 8.00 p. in. All are cordial I v Invited at the Fresbytrliau Sea-aide Homo, a brief aervice of song and addresa, from 4 till 5 p. m.

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you waul to kuow who works for the intereat of the whole county ut Trenton, regardless of pledges for politi; cal support, ask the residents of Woodbine or Sea Isie City. They bad tp.. get Assemblyman Cresae to introduce their bills to baee Uimu made IxirougLa. Ask them who w** tfie obstructionist or the incoui|M-txfiI in their efforts to become incorporated. *

The Hepublrcan pnVYy in Kentucky as never so confident of success. Its confidence re*l<ou a solid basis. There (s the ticket made ‘up of the best type of Kentucky's representative citizenship. There is the party organisation, never in better shape than to-day. The newspaper* that are poking fnn I tbe Nebraska Kepnblieans for indorsing for Vice-President a comparatively unknown lawyer seem to forget that the most successful candidate* for office are usually those about whom very little ia known. /

Hone* of divine itervice at St. Mary's CRtbolis Church. Washington street, Sundays, will be at fi, hand 10 a. m. Eosary and 1 benediction of the most hi eased .Sacrament at 8.00 o’clock. During the week Masses every morning at 7 o'clock.

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St- John's P. E. Cbnrcb. Sunday Service*. Holy Communion. 7.30 A. M. las announced). Holy Communion, 10.30 A. M. tbe fi:al Sunday of each month Morning prayer 10.30 Evening praver H.00. The following Clergymen are expected to officiate during the anmmer of 1903. Sept. 6, Rt. Rev. Leighton Coleman. S. T. D.. LLD , Bishop of DelaBiapham, —urefa, Philadelphia. Kcv. Cassius M Roberts. Assistant Rector Church of tbe Saviour, West Philadelphia, seats are free at Ml services!

roomy Board of Elections—Wm. J. Tyler. Dem 1MB •..limy Board of Kkellons—Mlcbarl H. Kearns, I real tIM r. rm. of Court—Fourtb Tm-wlay lu April. September and Deeemner. > OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. B. Carson. Palenno .. Mar. 1B03 Champion. Oiswn City. N. J. Jan. t, IMri John J'. Fox. Ocean City ...Jau. 1. IMri David P. Haley. Eldon May. IPU.! Alfred Cresse. Pierre’s May. 1904 Wm. T. Bate, Fishing Creek May. 5MA Ml -a)»h 8. Smith. Cape Mar .Jau. 1.1MK1 WrstleyR- Wales, Cape May. Jan. 1. 1UH J <1. Champion. Director: Samuel Tonusend. Clerk. OUR SECRET SOCIETIES

Whara T* Do T# Pasa , Among Your B rath ran. AA on tram Chap tor. No. B. Royal Arch Maaooa—Convooatloua. third Monday of

-. Roosevelt ia probably putting in bis time since the naval review in ttuni ug over in bis nurd Mr. Hill's new

word—"apectaculariam."

From time to time some enthusiastic New Y ork Democrat grabs tbe air pump d trie* to make the Parker 1 >00111 viai-

- to tbe naked eye.

Hand la Warned.

The Trenton correspondent of tbe New Y'ork Tritmnt in speaking of the Cape Mar county Republican senatorial battle

said one day recently :

"To add Inc reaming warmth to 'the already boiling political pot, somebody aeserted that the newspaper which attacked Governor Morphy belonged to State Controller Willard F. Morgan,' tbe Intention being, tbe Cresae partisans aay, to Inflame tbe opposition to the State administration and to mskelt sppear that tbe Governor and his official family were not Mr. Morgan said that be bad no Interest, financial or otherwise, in any newspaper in Cape May county, and never bad bad any each interest. He knew Mr. Hamittou, he said, had remonstrated with him for Ua attacks on ex-Senator Stoke* as a prospective candidate for Governor. Mr. HamUtoo waa, Mr. Morgan continued, a partisan of Senator Hand entirely of hi* own volltioii Rod account. Certainly be had never urged Mr. Hamilton to advocate the reoomlusUoo of Senator HarwL Controller Morgan regretted the present political difficulties lu Cape May. but he bad resolntely declined to interfere In differenoa* which belonged to tbeoonniry to sattle for Itself. He had never, aaid breathed ad much aa a suggestion looking to aa attack upon Governor Murphy. Mr. Mnrgau said that he had declared all along, a* be now declared again, that be waa la favor of the lAminatioo of ex-Seuatur Stokes for Governor against alt comer*. He declined to aay what political lufioeoer*. Individual or ere supporting Captain Hand

EQUALLED ULOOH. tORPAUU REVER Sugars rails Raturet Wendtrwerk. Kverv section of the United States can claim some special exhibition of Nature'* WoudiTa, as the Y'oaeiniUk Valley and •Big Tree*'’ of California, Tbe Y'ellowstone Park. Tbe Torrid Luxuriance of Florida, Tbe Adirondack*, White Mountains. etc., etc., but Niagara Falla ia fully equal if not superior W> all others of Nature's aoculc beauties and iu addition i* easier of access and at cheaper rale* from the Middle Slate* than any other. Tbe best way to reach Niagara Falls from this vicinity ala low rate is to take advantage of one ol the Philadelphia A Heading's Ten Dollar—Ten Day personally conducted excursions via the Read-ing—l-eblgb Valley Houle. Tbe dates for tbe balance of the season are July 80, Aug. 18 and 29, Sept. 10 and 20 apd

Oct. 8.

The participant* in these tripe leaving Reading Terminal 8.80 A.M. ham a pleasant ride through tbe aoeuic Lehigh and Wyoming Valleys and arrive at Niagara Fail* in the early evening. A dining car attached to train furnishes meals Table d'Uote at fifty cents per capita. Opportunities are afforded for several side mpa and for stop off on return trip. Tickets are good going only on apeclal train aud good to return within ten Raya on all regular train*. Hound trip $10.00. Foil information aa to aid* tripa.-ratea and time of connecting trains from other

aaA Franklin streets. OOcere: M. E. H. P.. Joseph P. Henry. P. H. P.: E. K.. Robert H. Fadelay. P. H. P. : K. Howard 8. Hoffman. P. H. P.; Treasurer. ~ tea P. Quidort: ttecretarr. Samuel H. -a: C. of H-. Benjamin 8. Curtis. P. H. P.: P. Charles P. Quidort: R. A C.. William Farrow. Br . O. M. Ed vail. ~ 1 H. Eldredxe: G. M. of Id veil. ass B. Stevens. Jr.. P. H. P : G. M of 1st vail. Alban H. Faulkuor; Chaplain. William R. Sheppard Cap* Island Lodga. No. K. F. and A. M.—Communications, second and fourth Tuesdays of oach month at lodge room. Washington and Franklin streets Officer*: W. M.. Everett J. Jarrell. B W. Thomas 8. Steven*. Jr.: J. W-. Irwin H. Eldredge: & D.. H. Walker Hand: J. D.. Benjamin B. Hugh**: Becralary. 8. R. -es. May Camp. No. grn. atooern Food it en of Amarica-Meet* first Wedaoday of each month .at Auditorium. OSare: Consul, Charles F. Quidort. Worhy Adviser. Frederick W. Wolf; Clark. William G- Blattner; Banker. Barclay L. B hellenger: General Manager. Mo ward T. Otter; Escort. William E. Romlg: Watchman. William B. Shaw.

sent in the State Senate, tout be bad as Id

’. A R. Ticket i EDSON J. Wfe Gererxl Pi

it or by addressing

MORPHINE-

Can Moralline and Other

Drag Habits be Cured?

It baa tieen long oontonded by phyaicVaas that there is 110 cure for the drug habit. This i* true so far aa the rank aud file of the medical profeoalon a re concerned. The ridtaou.- therefore, la -that they are ignorant of the full scope and nature of the disease; but fortnuatd'y for the cause of Buffering humanity w*- have Jemonatraped that the morphine nr other drug habile can be cured and guarantee an ahsolute, permanent sod painless cure to tboae addicted to tbe use of drags If they will taka our treatmait and follow odf

Each caae anbmJUed to u* receive* Individual aUdutiou and tiSAtmeut from an experienced nerve specialist. We do’ oot detain yoo fnen basis »*. W# give 1mmedlate relief. Appetite for drag* I* dr-

atrictlr confidential In plain envelopea.

Manhattan Turraprutic At

a great mistake in kaeping op the fight. He did oot believe, be told Hand, that be

could be re-elected a* Senator in Cap* Advertise In the CArxMATHgAAL»l<e May county, aud that tbe outcott* of his Hrey get the beat Malta and pey iwralstenee might be tbe election by the no more for I he apace than in other

Democrats of tbe oex’ Bute Senator." peper*.

1,11,Mr Board of Eleetlom

Rep. ...... CounQr Board

Jm. K. Hand.

HXB Elect Ion*—WllUam T.

and fourth Thursday* of each mont Officer* Post Archon Lewis T. B*even*: Archon, C. Edward Haghos: ProvoaL Hebert C. Hughes: Inspector. Harry T. Ludisrn. Secretary, Andrew 8 Rush; Treaaaar. A. B. Uttta; Flnanctar. Samuel H Moere Cep* May Connell. No. MM. Royal Arannum—Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Auditorium. Officers: Renat. Grant Vonamatr. Vice Regent. Clarence F. Kahn: Orator. Howard F. matt

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Cap* May Lcdga, No. *L A. O. D. W.— Meets first aad third Thursday* of each ith at HI Washington •treat Off!oar*: _ W.. David Hug hoe: P^JE.. Joeopb C Charm ell: Foramen. E. O. Doughty: Over-

Bush: Receiver, A. B. Little: Financier. Remoat F. Bldradge. Columbia Ledge. Me. O. Independent

■on: Recording Secretary. Joeoph H. WeDman: Ftnanctel BecreUry. William D. Vanaant; Treasurer, J. Clare no* Oel-

Utn. Mrs. Viola Hawksy: T-oesurer. Mis*

Kim Kate Conley. John Mecrar Past. No. 41, G. A. R - Soota wa aacond and fourth ThureRay* ith at <U Washington straat. • r. -Patar W. Smith:

OgallaRa Tribe, No M». Improvad Ov «ar ef Red Men-M**« at » Waahmgton afreet Officara:- BaehM Onbart C.

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-4-Just E«ceived’isNEW LOT OF VAlili PAPER All the latest desiRtts and most fashionable colors. Let me estimate on your work. TERMS MODERATE.. WILLCALLAND SHOW ESM FLCS

Real Estate lor Sale.

bandsouir cottage on Columbia uvenuf. near Howard, ntreel, for i»alc. One of the t>*>t locatol cottage* in Cape May. Apply to Lewi* T. 8tevena, Atty., Cape Mar. N. J. Fog Salk—A splendid building lot on the north aide ol North utrvct. 40 ft. front by 10tl ft. deep. Will be aoid on unable terms. Apply to Lrwin T. Hleven*. Ml Washington street. >t on Corgie street, near l^mvn, aouth aide, lot 40x.">l(t feet, riinuing ehrough to Columbia nvemte. Mill l»e sold cheap. Apply to Ian»-i*T. Stevens, Aliy., 509 YVoahingtnn *tnit, Cape May, X. J,

FOR SALK—Splendid cottage Lafayette street'. IaH 4*x150. Ten room botue. Flrtt class condition, f 1250.00 cash, balance 00 5 per cent, mortgage. I^ewts T. Htevens, 509 Wash-ii'gt--n streeL

For 8aUf—Twenty-three acre* of land U^reen the turnpike and the beach, in West Cape May and Cape May Otv. Will be sold in one \t%cl on reanoamble term*. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, 509 W sailing ton street.

A handsome hotel property for sale. Lot 50x1.10 on a street, and very dose to the beach. Has 44 bed rooms, steamheat and snn parlors. Will be sold at fair , price. Furniture included. Address Lewis T. Stevens, Atty., 609 Washington street, (Jape May, N. j.

Ohms Anna E»ilm>ll Tima-Uble. Ferrv anviee between Cars Mat N. J. and Lxwxa. Del. (weather pornituiug.) Steamer Queen Caroline. Schedule iu effect Sondsy June 14. 1901. Sieamci connects with trains for Baltimore daily, except Tuesday, Tliuisday, Saturday sort Sunday at'4.80 r M. Tuesday, Tbnrsday and Sunday at 3 JO r M, with through express train—Bullet aud Chair car* at-

tached.

Monday, special boat leaves Cape May at 6.80 A X. connecting at Lewea with ex- { rrsa train for Baltimiue—Buffet and hair Cara attached. Additional trip from Lewee Monday at 5 00 A M. MONDAY, WtONKsDAY AND FRIDAY. Lcavc Lewea Ar. Cape May A* 7.10 a. Mt 8.10 a.m. B 11.40 a.m. 18.50 pm. B 0.40 P. m. 7.50-p. m. Lv. Cape May Ar, Lewei 9J80 a. M. C 10.30 a. M 4.80 P. M. D 5.40 p. m. 8.00 p.m. 9.10 pIm. • ATCRDAT ORLY Lv. Lewm Ar. Cape May A 7.10 A.M 8.20 a.m. B 11.40 a.m. 12.50i-.m. BO 06 p.m. 7.15 p.m. Lv, Cape May a Ar. Lewea 9.20 a. M. C 10.80 a. M 4.80 p.m. 5 40 p.m. 7.50 p.m. - DVOOp. m. TUKBDAT AND TUURSPAT Lv, Lewea Ar. Cape May A 7.10 a. m. 8.80 a. M. B 11.00 a m. ; 12 10 p.m. B fi.40 P. M. 7.50 p. m. Lv. Gape May. Ar. Lewes 9.20 a.m. . C 10.80 a.m. 3.10 p. m. D 0 80 p. M. 8 00 p.m. 9.10 P.M. •URDAT OKLT Lv. Lewea Ar. Cape May 7.00 a. M. 9.00 a. M. B 11 00 a.M. 12.10 p.m. A 6.40 p. m. 7 SO p. m. Lv. Cape May Ar. Lewea 8 20 a.m. GIOJOa.M. 5 10 p. m. D • 20 p. m. 8 00 p.m. 9.10 p.m. A* Leave MnrnUvr at 7.43 a. M. A—Connect* with train from RehoboUi. B—Connects with train from Baltimore. C—Connect* with train for Reboboth. D—CouneeU with train for Belllranre. E-GownecU with train for rati road iminla.

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, 6 yi;- fc M —EXPRESS Concrete from Anglesea Rrancb. Aniies at iTiil. adc!phi*6 55 P M M.—EXCURSION TRAIN. fi,oneete flora A-.^l.-ota Branch. Arrives at Phil, uclphia 7 55 P M M —EXPRESS. ’ Connect- from Anglesea. Ocean City, and Sea Isle City. Arrives at Philadelphia 10-55 P. M FROM PHILADELPHIA Train* leave for Cape May—Express. 905 M. i.JO (Saturdays only.) *30. 4OS. and jo r M weekdays Accommodation. * <». M. J 55. P M Sunday Express, s j>. a m ccommudation, 7 to a M $1 Excnr- ion atn. J «> A M flaily: Trains leave PMUjtu»UPHiA. Broad Stu rt Station, for NEW YORK. August Kith 1904. Express weekdays, j ou. (does not stop at Germantown Junction.) 43.,, 441, 5,*, 5J». 5 y. 7,00.7 13. K20. qoj. 950.' tort. 1'cxi A J. . .zoo m-m. lZrt.e|ao. 40, ’J Jo. 1 <x>, J 50. A 5j (Pcnna Limited) .54 (New York Limited), 4 *500. *556. 00, 70J, •>(*>, 900. loon P.M., iz..j, night, SUNDAY*. 3 tx>. 1 docs not stop at Germantown Junction.) 4 jo.j 407500,5 18,895, 950 tajoA-M .•1935. •130. J5J. (Pcnna Ijmtted). J54 (New York Limited). 400. 6 iS. 7 09. *8 00.10 00 P. M., 13 os

M daily (Seashore Umited). WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. For Baltimore and Washington, xgs.«6 tt. 7 *0. »32. in 30. tt 31. A M7*i3 71 3 >3. 3 44. 4 46. 5 *5. P M. . 1 28. night, weekday.. Sl'NDAVS, 3 45- *6 35. 7 ». 9 I*. D *3 A .. M • ‘‘3. 3 11 4 46. 5 35. 11 38 P. M. prom Rest Philadelphia oi>ly, ‘u 55 A M 3-»S.(*N33 "Congresstonal Limited.”) *5.55. *6.5°- *7.35. P M . i3.oi mgbf “ M. weekdays

it night, daily. 6.15 P.

daily. 'Dining Car W. W. ATTERBURY. J R. WOOD. Gcn’l Manage: Pass': Traffic Manage: GEO. W. BOYD. General Passenger Agent.

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PHILADELPHIA k HEADING SOTOb R- ATLANTIC CI7T HAILHOAD. TIME TABLE in ktZi JUNE 37U.. 1903. Wwk ' ur p *' l «wr«»: 7.IO A .M —Express arrive in Philadcl- ' phia (90 mtnntr*) 840am 7.1^ ;'-M- —AceuminodaUon. Arrive Phi- • 3 ladclphia mac. Q 00 A. mT— y. hi i 9 3- 00 HitSpw. c ^r <x “ liOT A.cc T. M. — Express. Arrive PhlloilelT ->0 phi* 6.55. SUNDATs. •7 7ri AM — acomnmdation. arrive I’hiladelphta9 55 3 m P m — occomnvKtati:*. arrive rtills•6 U dclphia 6 10 pm — Express, arrive Philadelphia ft P Fxcurskm train, arrive 1’hibdclD ' 00 phu 8 10 Q c n pm— Exprrw, arrive rhiladrlpbia J 1040 Trains leave Philadelphia for f'ape Mar: Week Day* — g ^o A - M. — Expire*. Arrive Cape May g ^ A. M — Itxptre*. Arrive Cape May I.4O p m ~ Kx P rr “- arrive Cape May A re — Express. (90 minutes) arrive 4* l 5 Cape May 545 S A n F. M. — Accommodation Arrive ”T Cape May 8.03. BUM DAY* - nn am — Exctirslon train, arrive Cape f- 00 May 9 10 Q , r A M.—Accommodation. Arrive Cape 0 *45 j| tT „., 4 9.15 M- — Expres*. Arrive Cape May r fin r. Jf.—Accommodation Arrive Cape S' 00 May 8.06 A. T. NDtcx. Gen ’1 Snpl. Boson J. Wkeks, Gen’l Paaa'r Agent.

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