CAPE MAY HERALD Lewis T. Stcvcnb. AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY.

PsbIUhetf Every Thsr»4sy Moraine nt 506 Washington Street, Cape May. N. <1, ^ .

subscription: One Dollas Pea Yssn in Advsncc ASW—« THE HERALD, CAPE flAY, N. J. ' Knlcrrd «t the p*..l office- »l C»pe Msy. K. J„ a> *cc<Jtid-cU»* mail matter. March II,

grotHHonal girfli. AMES MEORAT, M. D.

Collartur—J. Henry Kdmnnda. I rea.urrr, liaac H. hmUh Jao. L fommlMlooir of Appoal-WoL-T. Bten Jan. 1. U Commlaaiuner of Appeal, Wto. B. Shaw . Jan. L 1904 Cowoiiaalooer of Appeal-Joa. H. Ilanra. Jan. L 1MH

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1903. BXBCCTIVH DKPARTMKNT. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. CITY OF TRENTON. 1 appoint Thursday, November j6th,a«lay <a thank««i‘in* and prayer, and resueal the people of the Hate to aaaemble in their place* of public worahip and return thanVa to Almishty God for the blcaaings bcatowed upon W> a* individual* and a* a State durin* the year that i» paaaed. Life and the bleaainy* of life are atillour*. Our State ia at peace Our people are proa peroua and we atill enjoy the blemainp of a free government that grows more enlightened and more beneficent as the years go 1*. . Let us all. young and old. gather together on • the day named, and. with humility and - thanksgiving, acknowledge the laird God Almighty as the source from which all our blessing* (low. Given under my hand and privy seal, at the Eaecutive Chambers, In the , city of Trenton, on the ThirL. S. teenth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and three, and of the independence of the United States the one hundred and twenty eighth. FRANKLIN MURPHY, ^ Governor. Attest: JOHN L SWAYZE, Secretary to the Governor.

dies suss, newuens.. -. Howard U. I'Ulllpa. Clerk.. Samuel U. Moore Samuel R Stiles tlhsrtes K. Quldort William H. MUJa [leury H. Uutbrrford Howard K. titter Barclay L. SclicUragrr

- i&

. Stevens. Secretary .

Lafayette M. Hall . Albert II. Little .. George L. Lowell ...

HOARD OF TUAliE. President—Stephen B. Wilson. Secretary—Lewie T. Stevens. Treasurer—Thomas W. MUlrL

County Directory.

Jest Ire Supreme Court—fharte* K. Hen -'-‘-koon. ix-in.

Judge—Hal rloon

I'oorhrrSj

Harry S. Douglass.

(OppoatM Congruaa Hall.) Caps Mat Oitt, V. i Office Hours:— 8 to • a. ns. I to 4 p. a*. T to I F m. £JR. WEBLEY HO DOERS WALES. ■WAXeEa 1 United Stele* Pharmacy, WAtxmnroa a» Droatb* St»»*tu. Cape M*y fKtj. H 1. U> umos' D aod Roskdanos, Walt*’ UulWo Stats* Tbnnn*oy. Mxo«T B*M>

GO TO .. J. D. CRAIG’S*. 108 Jaclcson St. Cape May—^ to ge ^ our ©hoes Repaired. You will find a first class Shoe Maker, and he tril do your work Satisfactorily, as nothing but the ver> bqst of Leather is used. Ita ¥ ¥ Mn TmIb M M h 0* T«> h tnnl InU If you meet with accident while traveling, the Empire Registry Company will ] you FIVE DOLLARS PRB WEEK for loss (A time In cm»e of drath, filooo. WE ALSO INSURE AGAINST SICKNESS OF ANY KIND.

Sewing Machines And Organs Sold on Instalments ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TCNKD AND REPAIRED STRINGS FOR VIOLINS, BANJOS AND GUITARS ON%AND.

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n leave Cape May as ft

I'HILAIiFlPHIa :

M—ACCOMMODATION. Stops st principal stalloaa Arrives Phil-

adelphia at o«t A M

A.M.—EXPRESS Connects from Anglesea Branch, Ocean City, fbw Isle Cfty Arrives-at Philadelphia .re P.^li.—ACCOMMODATION. Cow

o’jo nects from Anglesea Branch. Ucon

City, and Sea lale City. Arrives st

Philadelphia 6 ij P M acnuAV TBAIka.

4-45 *

Arrives at Philadelphia 6.»t P M P.M.—EXPRESS. Connects from Anglesea Branch, Ocean City and Sea IsIeCity Arrives at Phlladt I-

pitta 6.ss E M.

FROM PillLADRLPHlA. Trains leave for Cape Vlay—Express, b (O A M. and 4.</t P. M wcek-tlaya. Accommi. dsltuo. J.15 P. M. Sunday, express, 9.00a ut.

W. H. BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE In any Part of Cope May County Holly Beach. N. J.

Chicago’s CentennUL The Chicago centennial celebration was an event of Interest to the whole country, prtnvarilj as an index of the marvelous growth of the great middle • west which within the lifetime of that city has become the very heart of this raat country. Chicago, however, la not a century | old nor anything like It. bnt It waa In | 1803 that a detachment of soldier* un- j der command of Major Whlsndf start-! ed to erect Fort Dearborn, named In honor of the eecretary of war. on Chicago river. But there was no such place as Chicago in 1808 or for many years afterward. When the town of Chicago was laid out and platted. In 1880, there were only thirty or forty persons on the site. exdnsPre of the addicts In the vicinity. Chicago had only 4.400 Inhabitants in 1840. 30.000 In 1800 and 100.000 In 1800. Nevertheleos the celebration Waa timely and pertinent as marking an event vtelcli ultimately led to the founding of what la today In many respects the most marvelous city ever built. Although as a community it la but seventy-three years of age and has been bit by panics and conflagrations, one of the latter being the most destructive In Its line which the world has seen. It has today more than 2.000,000 people. It la the second city on the ‘ American continent In Inhabitants and wealth and the fourth In the world, being led In this order by London. New York and Daria its growth is at a rate which win probably bring It op to Paris by 1D10 or 1812. By 1840. when New York will pa** London, at the rate of Increase, exclusive of New York's recent annexations, of the past quarter of a century, the chances are that Chicago will not be far behind

New York.

As a hustling, restless, aggressive and indeed audacious community Chicago Is a magnificent representative of

the great went of whose marvelous _ growth and development the whole 7~o’clock,

country may well be proud.

Prosccutur of Pint

B<T> roc Sbrrlti—Sam'l E. Kwiux. IViu ....... .1904 roronrr's—Uro. Bayrr. Jr., Ucp 1904 CoruurrV—John D. Craig. Krji IHtC Coroner's—Chis. H. Cioutlag. K<p 19tC. bounty Clerk—Julltw Way. Hip 1U0G . •• -vltL Bep....i:i«

• 8. Btllsrell.

„ 1140 County Board of Klectb ua-Jos. K. Hand. Rep. 1KB County Board of Elections-William T. „ Bate Rep. ltt>4 County Board of Elections-Wm. J. Tyler. Dvm. County Board of ElevtloniH-Mlcbarl II. Kearu*. Deni Kan Term* of Court—Fourth Tuesday iu April. September and I»eretm>er. BOARD OF~CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B Smith, Palermo May, iw* Jos. O. Champion. Ocean CUy. N. J. , . .... Jan. L 1904 John P. box. Ocean City ...Jao. 1. 19U4 Jesa, d. Ludlam, So. Dcpnis .May uteS Alfred Cn-**e. Ilrrer s May, 1«M Wm. T. lUte. cubing Creek... .May. 11«. MIi-a)ah S. Smith. Cape Mar .Jan. 1,1901! Weotley R. Wale*. Caj>e May. Jau. 1. 1I*>4 William T. Bate. Director: Samuel Towns-

end. Clerk.

J^EWIS T. STEVENS, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 509 Washington 8L, Can Mat, X. J. Master and Solicitor In Chaaoary.

Notary Public.

G>m ro las loner for Pennaylvaala. Surety Bonds secured for aontrantors, officials sud fidelity purposes

In the line of Floor we Recommend Duluth Pride

Our Church Directory.

Among The Worshippers of The Different Denominations. rxcoirTKKiAv church. Rev. Curtis E. Long, keting Pastor. Preaching Sunday uioruiug at 1U.80; evening at 8.00. Sunday School at 8.00 PM. Wednesday tveiling prayer at-rvloo at8. Communion service every third Sabbath of each quartet. t , The ladies’ >1 iassoi.ary Society meet* the last Friday of each month at 8 r M. All *eata are free. Everybody welcome. riKivr m. r. church. % Rev. 8. F. Osskill, D. D., Pastor. Preschiug on Sunday morning at 10.30 In the evening at 7.45. Meetings at 8 a. M. and 6.80 F. m. on Soudaya. Sunday School st 8 r. M. Epworth League Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Mid-neck prayer service Wednesday evening at 8 ••'dock. Class meet lugs, Toesday, Thursday aud Friday eveninga. BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. George William*, Paator. Preaching on Sunday morning at 10.80. In the evening at 8.00. Sunday morning Workers Meeting at 10.00 a. K. Sunday School at 8.00 p. M. Wednesday evening Prayor Meeting 8 o'clock. Young People’s Meeting Friday evening at 8 o’clock. Men’s Meeting Saturday evening at

'dook.

Hoars of divine service at 8L Mery's Catholic Chorch, Washington street, Sundays, will be at 6, Sand 10a. m. Rosary and benediction of the most blessed Sacrament at 8.00 o’clock. Daring the week Mssses every morning at

The express messenger oa the Oregon railroad who prevented the express cor from being nibbed by shooting one robber dead and wounding another, while two more escaped. 1s the bind of a man the express companies want sod need. He had the courage to use force against the four bandits, although they had the train stopped and the engineer and fireman under their gun*. A few more

MORPHINE. Why Remain a Slave when Yon can he Cored at

Home?

If your pearls have lost their luster yon have only to procure a fresh water mussel, place the'lusterieos article .within the mantle of the mollusk and allow both to remain undisturbed In the water of a spring for several months. That Is what a certain Jeweler said be did with a pearl weighing five grains when Inserted Into the mas sal and which not only gained nearly . a grain In weight bat had wholly regained Its lost brilliancy.

The water supply of Mew York city will be drawn from three sources op fh* if tbaas should apt fur r quantity the Jefeey gbt be tapped. There la sold to be wa|ar enough

»T. MART’S R. '

. CHURCH.

An absolve, permanent

Morphing C<

it and painless

home cure for Morphine, Cocaine, Landanom, Opiom aud other drug habits ts iraoteed those following iostraotlons.

gusrautced those following instruction*. Otir treatment Is verv simply and can be taken without the knowledge or aasistanon of other persons. Wc do not detain yon from baslness and each ease receives individual treatment from an experienced re specialise Relief 1. immediate. Ap-

ntn TRIAL TRRATHkKT

showing the perfect support oar remedy gives will beseul on request. Confidential correspondence tsp-clally with physician* solicited. Writs tn-d*v for our free book wbl«h gives our references, term*, etc.

Address

MARHATTAR THXRAraCTIC AsOOCUTIDa, Dep’tB.. 1185 Broadway, New York City.

Wall Papers. Just received a large invoice from which you can select. The prices range from 61 cents to 80 cent* a piece. , A. (X Oil*, 416“

STEWART & BARTON I7OUSG Sj Sign ©ainoiers

• 80 J stole work St., A4A.Y, N. J-

F. W. WOLFF, Baker and Confectioner Bjt* Street. CAPE MAY, N. J.l

it palatable bread, oakaa, pi I’^ST TTTFiJvX.

-4»Just Eeceived4sNEW LOT OF VAlili PAPER All. the latest designs and most fashionable colors. Let me estimate on -your work. TERMS MODERATE. WILL CALL AND SHOW SAMPLE*'

Real Estate tor Sole.

For Salx—Seven bunding lota in different locations in West Cape May. Apply to J>wu T. Stevens, 609 Washington street.

handsome cottage on Columbia avenue, near Howard street, for sale. One of the best located cottages in Cape May. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, Atty., Cape Mnv, N. J.

For Salx—4 splendid building lot on the north side of North street, 40 ft. front by 100 ft. deep. Will toe sold on reasonable terms. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, 609 Washington street.. Lot on Corgie street, near Queen, south side, lot 40x510 feet, running through to Columbia avenue. Will be sold cheap. Apply to LewiaT. Stevens, Atty., 600 Washington street. Cape May, N. J.

FOR SALE—Splendid cottage on Lafayette street. Lot 40x150. Ten 1 bouse. First class condi 81290.00 cash, balance on 5 per cenL mortgage. Leans T. Stevens, 609 Washington street.

For Sals—Twenty-three acres of land between the turnpike and the beach, in West Cape May and Cape May CUv. Will be sold in one tract on reasonable term*. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, 609 Washington * tract.

A handsome hotel property for sale. Lot 60x186 on a street, aud very close to the beach. Has 44 bod rooms, st heat and sun parlors. Will be sold at fair price. Furniture included. Address Lewis T. elevens, Atty., 609 Wash1 ington *treet. Cape May, N. J. -

J. P. Craig,

108 Jackson Street.^

FLOUR

FEED

.FLOUR

THE BEST

*»|> GRAINS Received Fresh Irom the Mill every week.

H. S. R O D A N

HAY

Trains leave Philaukli-mia. Broad Strict Station few NEW YORK, ptember 14. 1903. Espresx, weekdays. 3 00, (dor* not stop at

^ oov 3 SO. 3 32 11'mi-s ^Limited

STRAW

"Ott a I 40. '•a y

jao, *556. js. mgm, German-

WOOD

Field Seeds of the Best Quality.

,.202 Perry Street..

FALL OPENING

ioJmA M ,•!» 1*2 .1**0. 3 54 I Sc» Y01? •5 *5 y>- 6 35-7 02. *■= *n.iooor. 120* nivutProm West Philadelphia only, •1x33 P M daily, 10.24 A M Sundays. From German town Junction oely, to 12 A M daily (Seaahorc limited) WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH For Baltimore and Washington. 345.*<i i5. 730, H32. 10 so, tt jl A. M.. *12 36. *1 13. 313. 446. 5 as. PM. MS*, nignt. weekday* Scnoa va. 3 45, *6.3$. 7 so. 9 12. 11 23 M.. •» 13. 3 «J- 4 4<>, 5 as. 11 as P. M. For Baliiniurc accommodation, 9 12 A. M. €9 and 4.01 P M. weekday*. 5.07.1'. M. daily. From Wmt Philadelphia only, *11 33 M. 3 25.(‘i33 "Congresxiotial Limited.") *355. ^-SO- *7 35- F M., l*.oi night, daily. 6 15 f. M weekday*. * Dining Car. W. W. ATTBRBURY. J K WOOD. GenT Manager. PaM'r Timibe Manager GEO. W BOYD, General Paasenger Agent.

with a Complete line of Seasonable Goods, all New and carefully selected from the best houses.

424 WASHINGTON STREET. Urge selection of Ladies' and Men's Cloth sold by the yard.

Ocean End of Congress Street, CAi*E M A ^ , X. J. Capacity 65. Moderate Rates. Fits Lawn Location Cnaoipassed. Large Airy Rooms. Moderuly Equipped. ’ ’ J. S. WALES.

1 TgH.A3YT.T»7nA g RT.ATITMO ^01771. 1 ATLANTIC CITY HAIL BOAS. TIME TABLE In Eflcd OCT. 6th. 190?.

Phis 9-to _ _

M. — Accommodation. Arrive I’hi-

ideluMa 9.10.

J on *’■ M. — Accommodation. Arrive

’ U Philadelphia 5.3c " ** ^ Kxpirtr-

7.00 j

Arrive Pfaihwlel-

Time Extended.

In appreciation of the patronage which

we received during too day* of the last

month, we shall, for a short time give TWO SUMPS FOR 0NE. :

On all I’ash Purchaor*.

A<m> for all

mka that era paid daring thie eele, we will give two

stamps for one.

!0 Sms for met I® iffly MB. We wia be pleased to hi THROUGH OUR STOCK, find what you want will take you. w do our best to please you—in the hue of Dry Goods and Notion*. Ladies' and Children's Hats. Tailor-made Soil*. Coat* and Jackets, CoracU. Underwear. Gloves, Ladies'. Children's »nd Inlsnu FuntUhitig* A few dozens choice Tape Girdle*, worth «t.oo. now sue. each, while they ’

Mrs. E. TURNER* PRY GOODS. MILLINERY. 516 Washington St.

To get the Best Grade o! everything st die Lowest Cosh Prices. We make a specialty in kindling Michener’t “Star” Hems sad other Salt Meats. Call aad aaamiae onr Stock

H. C. PIERSON ft SON IKS Wi

TO CON8UMPTIVK8.

Located Uitwcu. Cape May and Capa Vay Folut, and known as the late A. H. Stevens farm. App4y to Dmiusl E. Steveu*, KldwJge IJ.O WeotOipe May. M.4. eu

Romallte,“Thc Weal Wall PainL" Roaulite is an Oil Paint put up in paste form to tie thinned with water. It is made for both inside and outside exposure. It is durable and has stood five year* on exteriors with seaside exposure*. It is fiat (without glow), washable, hygienic and gi.e* a very artistic velvety finish. It was adopted by the U. S. Government Building* at the Buffalo Exposition. Later the Government used Rooialite for its buildings at the Charleston Exposition. The Committee on Exports on Awards, awarded UomaUte the gold medal. For sale by A. C. Glut, 41« Waahiugton street

3-55 ;

•CROATS.

P. M. Expiraa. Arrive Philadelphia Trains leave Philadelphia for Cape Msy:

Week Day. —

g A. M. — axpreo*. Arrive Cape May ft . r A. M. — Accommodation. Arrive

0, tJ Cape May 11.05.

4 1 r P. M. — Express, Arrive* Cape May

3 5-55-

5 00 F. x.—Accommodation. Arrive Cape May 7.49 St'XDAY* ft . r am — Expreso. arrive Cape May ** J 1058.

James J. Doak CARPENTER AND BUILDER Jobbine Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J.

Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine,Stationary and Blank Books, Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy Boats, etc. M. L. WARRINGTON, 514 Washington Street.

Contractors ft Builders YORK BROS. >ns arms 1 P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

DON’T GET STUCK You can easily get stuck without going near anything in the shape df mnd. Yon can avoid mud, and yon can avoid being stuck. To be stuck in a purchase is to be victimized. You can’t get stock when you Buv Your Hans ess ofUs.' W. A. LOVETT

Thomas H Taylor, the popular boot and shoe maker, has removed ts No 404 Waablaxton atraoL Ha flow all repairing neatly, thoroughly aad at rwaibia prices. Ha has been doing

HavacUoata who doeira 8400. 8500 *Ul> aad 81000, oa first mortgag* 01 1. Address I-rwi* T. Stevens, Atty. Cap* May, X. J.

J)ry Qoods, JfotiaTlS, zndjflilli nary WHITE GOODS, LACES. / Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, RIBBONS', etc. Hosiery and Underwear Ladies’ and Men’s Furnishings. Agent for Standard Patterns.

0. t. W. KNERR 518-80 WABH1JOTOI STREW, CAPE MAY. N. J.