CAPE MAY HERALD

Ltwta T. Stcvcm*. tNomirropi. WftMUN C. N (AL.

AN INDCPCNDCNT WKCKLY.

Published Every Tbereday Morela^ at SOC WaaklaftaA-Ataaat, Cape May. N. J. subscription: One Dollah Pea Yaaa in AovaNec

THE HERALD, CAPE /1AY, N. J.

Kntrrrd at the t>o»t office at Cape May. N- J.. aa accond-claaa mail matter. March ti.

Adeertiainc rate* upon application. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1903.

KXECniVB DEPARTMENT. STATE OP NEW JERSEY. r CITY OF TRENTON. I appoint Thuraday, November >6(h. aday of thankaaieinc and prayer, and request the people ol the state to assemble in their places of public worship and return thanks to Almighty God for the blessings bestowed upon us aa individuals and as a State during the year that is passed. Life and the blessings of life are still ours. Our State is at peace Our people are prosperous and we still enjoy the blessings of a free government that grows more enlightened and more beneficent as the years go by. Let ns all. young and old, gather together on the day named, and, with humility and thanksgiving, scknowledge the Lord God Almighty as the source from which all blessings flow. Given under my hand and privy seal, at the Executive Chambers, in the city of Trenton, on the Thir* L. S. teeuth 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. FRANKUN MURPHY. Governor. Attest: JOHN L. SWAYZE, Secretary to the Governor.

Tb« Vacant Judgahlp.

A duty riil devolve upon Governor Franklin Murphy in the appointment of a Circuit Court Judge to succeed the lateJamea H. Nixon. It would gratifying to the people of Cape May County, and there would be no objection on the part of Buriington County, to the appointment of the Hon. Jamea M. K. Hildreth, who hat be« elected to the Assembly from Cape May County by the greatest vote and the largest majority ever given to a candidate for office before the people of this political division. Mr. Hildreth is a learned lawyer and one who would honor the position and give eminent satisfaction. He has been practicing in the' New Jersey Courts for twenty-two veers and U well and favorably known throughout all booth Jersey. He is a native of this aty but acquired his lew rudiments in Burlington county where he studied in the offices of Jedge Joseph H. Gaskill and Colonel Walter A. Barrows. Cape May County has not been honored with any state appointment for many years and there is no doubt bnt that the people will be unanimous in their approval of such an appointment, ahould it be made by Governor Morphy. The Cars Mav Hxxals hopes that the Governor

will appoint Mr. Hildreth.

To Flab or Not To Flab. Testimony was taken by the attorney, general at Trenton before United States Supreme Court Commissioner Francis Rawle, iu a controversy betwei n the states of New Jersey and Dvlawaie, relative to the right of Jersey fishermen pursue their calling on tbe waters of much of tbe Delaware Bay or River lies between tbe two states. Tbe differences arise from au act of the Delaware legislature adopted In 1877, and baa been resting before tbe court, in its present form, since 1884. It has si last been decided that tbe matter should be adjudicated aa qaiekly as may be, and tbe bearing before tbe commissioner la tbe

result.

Tbe bearing was besun Batrrday of last week Iu Mr. Rawlc’a oflket in Pblla delplila, and at that tlmff waa limited to tbeopeeing of Attorney General Robert H. McCarter, who with H ward W. Hayes appeared for this Stale. George H. Bates, of Wilmington, appears for tbe State of Delaware.

It to Not Understood. By reference to the Sd and 6th pages of the Hkxald the residents can easily see who deliberately refuse to pay their taxas, and it will be noted that among them are many who want to be the forefront of telling othera bow the place shall be managed. These tales will take piece on the 7th and 28th of December To many, however,, there is some surprise that these properties should be ■old over again for yew when they were sold for in previous years, both under City Solid Ip r» J. Spicer teaming and Jamea M. E. Hildreth. Some one ought to explain to the tax payers who pay the expenses of these sales why it

der the Martin act again, when they have heretofore been sold both under

the dty charter

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„ City Directory. Ma/oe-Tkx. W. MUta Jaa. L 1804 AMrrmsu rTsDcta sL Duk* . .Jxu. L 1800 foal.*" L 1800 t s Culln-tue—J. Mean EJmuud.. .Jau. X IS04 Trraaurur, Isaac lir. Hmltfc ....Jan. L 18M Cunmi—lcavT ot Appml-Wm. T. Btevaas „ Jaa. L 1804 Coomlaalouer of Appeal. Wm. 8. 8baw Couunlasloast of Appml-Joa.*H. ^anm! Jaa. L 1004 BOARD OF EDUCATION. Ciniriea York, President March, 1904 Dr. Edward H. I'UUUp*. Clark.. ’• IKd Sauiut! H. Moore ....\7 “ 1806 Samuel K bum. •• m Charm r. Outdort •• 1604 William H. Mills •• ™- Heary 8. Rutherford “ Howard K. Otter “ Barclay L. ScheUeuger. *• . . BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A. L. Leach. Prvaidcat ..Bcpt. 1. 1803 Lrwla T. Htrrraa. Secretary .. " —- Robert s. Haad - Lafayette U. Hal: •• Albert B. Utile - George L. Lowejt i'-OAKD Or TRADE. Prraldeut - Stephen B. Wllaoa. OecreUry—Lewla T. Bterena. Treanirer—Thomas W. Millet. County DirectoryJest ice Supreme Court—Charles E. Hen dricksoa. Deiu . ...1M* Lsw^ Jodire Hair Ison U. Voorbw^ Prosecutor' of' lii'a^ Harry b Ilouglaaa. Krp Bberlrf—8sm*l K Ewlnx Dem 1804 Coroner's—Geo. Bay re. Jr, Rep 1801 Coroners—John D. Crals. Rep 180o C oroner's-Chas. H. Clou:1ns. Rep... J8C6 County Clerk—Julius Way, Rep ...:i8Ui Burrogste—E. Clinton Hewitt. Rep 1807 County Collector— Lewis 8. Kill well, Li-p. County Board of Elections-Jos. K- Baud. County Board of Electloos-wiiUam T. Bate. Rep *...1804 County Board of Elections—Wm. J. Tyler. _ Dem. fiBOS County Board of ElecGon.-Mlrhsel H. Kearns. Dem 1804 Term, of Court-Koartb Tuesdsy iu April. Heptember sod Deevmner. BOARD OP CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B. Smith. Palermo May, 1006. Jos. O. Champion. Ocean City, N. J. , . „ _ „ Jaa. 1, 1804 John P. fox. Ocean aty ...Jan. 1. 1804 Jesae D. Ludlam, So. Dennis May 10A Alfred Creoae. I , le»ee's May 1604 T. Bate. Fishing Creek May. MMC Mlrajah K. Hmlth. Cape May .Jan, 1,1801. W.-»Ucy It. Wales. Cape May. Jan. 1. 11)04 William T. Bate, Director; Bamuri Townsend. Clerk. Our Church Directory.

mong Tbe Worablppera of The Different Denominations. rKdurrxRtAK cfliwcB. Res. Curtis E. Long, acting Paator. Preaching Sunday mornlug at 10.20; evening at 8.00. Sutiday School at 8.00 TM. Wednesday evening prayer service al8. Communion serrice every third Sabbath f each quarter. Tbe Ladies' Missionary Society meets tbe last Friday of each month at 8 r.n. ' AH sente are f ret. Everybody welcome. FIRST X. X CHURCH. Rev. 8. F. Gaskill, D. D., Paator. Preaching on Suods) morning at 10.80. Iu the evening al 7.45. Meetings at 8 a. u. and 6.80 F. M,

Snudan.

Sunday Sehocl at 8 r. M.

Epwortb League Monday evening at

o'clock!

Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Class meeting*, Tuesday, Thuraday and Friday evenings. Raft 1st church. Rev. George Williams, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at 10.80. 11 tbe evening at 8.00. i»nd*7 morning Workers Meeting at

10.00 a. M.

Sunday School al 8.00 r. m.

Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at

8 o'clock.

Y oung People’s Meeting Friday even-

ing at 8 o'clock.

Men’s Meeting Saturday evening at 8

'dock.

ST. mart's R. c. church. Hour* of divine service at 8L Mary’s Catholic Church, Washington street, Sundays, will be at 0,8 and 10 a. m. Rosary and benediction of the most - blessed Sacrament at 8.00 o’dock. Daring the week Masses every morning

grttooloMl gartto.

■ AMIS kXCKAT, M. D.

(Opposite Oougross Hall.) Oafb Mat Oitt, I*. J

> t to ft a. as. • to 4 p. m. T to ft p. m.

WESLEY RODGERS WALES,

United Slate* Pharmacy, Washxmbtoji Ajrs Drcatur Stherts, Caps Hly City. «. i. ftft aad fti. ira, 7 to • xm, I to 4. aad 1 * 9- to. OOos and Rssidsnes, Walts’ Unite. States Pharmacy. Biomt Bbu*

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W. E. BEIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE In-aav Part pf C«pe ftlRy County Holly Beadi, N. J.

J^EWIS T. STEVENS, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, BOS Washington St., CaFH Mat, M. J Master sod Solicitor la Chanoary. Notary Public. Commissioner for Psoneylvanlx. Surety Bonds Secured fee eontraetors, oOelsU sod fidelity purposes.

STEWART & BARTON FE-A-CmiOJLX, F>ouse Si Sign Sainoiers

• 80 Jmolcmoxk St., OAL*S VAA.Y. N. J.

MORPHINE. Why Remain a Slave when Ton can he Cured at Home?

borne cute for Morphine, Cocaine, Laudanum, Opium and other * ' " “ guaranteed lhose follow Our treatment to very simply taken wttboat tbe knowledge! •f other pereons. We do not detain you from business and each* dividual treatment from _ nerve specialist. Reitof to immediate. Appel its to restored at oooe and sleep toeomes ■Hirraal at the begianhig of tbe treatme We reap’re the oervnua and physical « to their natural ooodltioos beeai we remove tbe eauscs of tbe disease. FHHSIHtAL TaXATHKHT showing the perfeet support our remedy glTM will beaMt on leanest. Coafldeniial eorranpoudeoee especially with physicians solicited. Write today for our free book wbleb gives our references, term, toe.

MahraTTaM THraAFtrvric Asbociatio*, Dep’t B„ 1185 Breed way. New York GRy.

' F. W. WOLFF, Baker and Confectioner tU WuUagtaB Mnat CAPS MAY, N. J. My eoosuot effort Is dlreeted toward ■apply my trade with tbs fresh—* purest sad most palatable bread, eakss, pis* ate aavar

-^Just Received-^ NEW LOT OF VALiLi PAPER 411 the latest designs and most fashionable colors. Let me estimate on your work. TERMS MODERATE. WILL CALL AW D SHOW SAM FLC*'

Real Estate f

For Sals—Seven building lots in differeat locations in West Cape May. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, 608 Washington street.

A handsome cottage on Colombia avenne. near Howard street, for sale. One of the beat loeated cottages in Capt May. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, Atty., Cape Mav. N. J.

GO TO .. J. D. CRAIG'S.. 108 Jackson St. Cape May TO ‘' t YouR Shoes Repaired You will find a first class Shoe Maker, and he wil do your work Satisfactorily, as nothing but tbe very best of Leather is used. ikhtolAiTatuU hmihOuTuhTnn! Utot " irz 1 " WK ALSO INSURE AGAINST SICKNESS OF ANY K1SV. Sewing Machines And Organs Sold on Instalments r AU, KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TUNED AND REPAIRED. STRINGS FOR VIOUNS, BANJOS AND GUITARSON HAND

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PHILADELPHIA:

6 4£) A M.—ACCOMMODATION. Kl-»ps at principal tuition. Arrives Pbil-

-Vlphis M94J a H

—EXFRESB- Cosnecu from Angle tvs Branch, Ocean City. Sen Isle City. Arrives at Fhitodclphia

Majam

P. M —ACCOMMODATION. Cuanecta from Anglctea Branch. OC< an City, and Sea late City. Arrhet at

Philadelphia 6.15 PM '

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■, * 0 P.M.—ACCOMMODATION. Sup* D'o at principal intermediate ttsti- ns

Arrives at Philadelphia 6 »* F M

. , r P M —EXPRESS Connect, from

Anglrtea Branch. Ocean City and Sea IsleCity. Arrivea at Phlladei-

plya 6 55 P M

FROM PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave Un Cape May—Express..« «o M. and 4 t#> P M week days. Aocomuio ' ■ ■ " M. Sunday, expresa,9.00a m.

7-.l° "i

3-55'

J. 0. Craig,

108 Jackson bt.eeLli

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In the line of Flour we Recommend

Duluth Pride b-cFLOUB

THE BEST

-4* GRAINS Received Fresh from thej Mill ever}’ week.

H. S. R O D A N

HAY

STRAW

WOOD

Raid Seed/ of the Best Quality.

.202 Perry Street..

FALL OPENING if

with a Complete line of Seasonable Goods, ^11 New and carefully selected from the best houses.

424 WASHINGTON STREET. F'A large selection of Ladies' sad Men's Cloth sold by the yard.

irmiE Ocean End of Congreae Street, CAJ’E MAY, N. J. Open all the Tear. Capacity 65. Moderate Rates, fine Lawn Localioo Uiuuiipassed. Large Airy Rooms. Modrmly Kquipperl. ' J. S. WALES.

c Pl(lLAI>U.f*M,a. Broad SGcc

Express, weekdavs, j 00. (Aue« not stoj> at GermanUm-n Junction., 4 iu. 4 40. 500, 5 th. S S'. 7-oo. 7 is. k ju, <, 03. v Jo. 10 ri. II 00, A. M.. •iroo noon, 11 js, *i uo. 1 40, *j yo. « 00, 3 50. 3 V (Fen,.a Tjmiud) 3-54 (New York Limited), 4.. Moo. ‘s #•. 600, 702. *» 00.9 u,. 1000 P M 1 *01. night. Soi'AYs. 3 on, (does not su-j. at Germanlow.1 Junction.) 4 ro. 4 40.300,3 18, K aj. y go 10 joA M . *13 35, *j jo J3X (Peana Lira •ted). 3 54 (Nr* 1 ^r. Limited). 400, S Sb. 6 35. 7 oj, *000,1000 P. M . u uj

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From West Philadelphia only, •1x33 F >1

daily 10.34 A M Sundays.

From Germantown J unction only, to 11 A

M daii) (Seashore Limited).

WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH For Baltimore and Washington. 3.45.*635. 7 ». 8 37, »o 30. 11 33. A. JI.. *13 36. *i 13. J'i. 446. 5*5. FM. uaa. night, week day. SL-XDAVS. 3*5.*6.35,7», 913.11 13 AM..*I 13. 3 »J. 4 4b. 5*5. M *» P M. Fur Balumoir aci oimnodarioo. 9 13 A M

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From Weal Phiiadelphi

F M weekday s. 507. F I

i*5.<*5A5 "CongreaMonal Limited. ) *5 55. •T* 5^ < 35. P M.. is.ui night, daily, 6 15 P.

M. weekdays.

W W. A?TKRBCRY. J R. WiXID. Gen’I Manager Paax’i Traffic Man.grr GEO. W BOVD. ^ .0— Cftevtel fF—cnger AgcnL. .

Time Extended. In appreciation of tbe patronage which we received during ten days of tbe Iasi month, we shall, for a short time give cTWO STUMPS FOR ONE.On all Cash Purchase*. Also fur charges that an on our books that 1 paid during tbb sale, we will give two 4 lain pa for oof. sws to on w. fm dcib. We will be pleased to have you "LOOK THROUGH OUR STOCK." U you do

Ladies’ amft CkB* . dreu'a Hate, Tailor-made Suite, Coals and Jackets, Coraeta, Underwear, Gloves. Ladle*', Children'• and Infant* Furnishings. ‘ogens choice Tape Gir*’— ' iw 30c. each, while they

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For Sau^-A splendid building lot on the north aide of North street, 40 ft. frost by 100 ft. deep. WU1 he sold on reasonable terms. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens. 60ft Washington street.

Lot on Corgie street, near Queen, south side, lot 40x610 feet, -running ehrongh to Colombia avenue. Will be sold cheap. Apply to LewisT. Stevens, Atty., 60ft Washington street, Cape May, N. J.

FOR SALE—Splendid cottage Lafayette street. Lot 40x160. Ten room house. First clans condition. $1250.00 cash, balance 00 6 per cent mortgage. Lewis T. Stevens, 609 Washington street.

Fos Sals—Twenty-three acres of land between the turnpike and the beadi, in West Cape May and Cape May dtv. he sold in one tract on reasonable terms. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, 60ft Washington street

A handsome hotel property for aale. Lot 60x186 on a street and very close to the beach. Has 44 bed rooms, steamheat and sun parlor*- Will be sold at fair price. Furniture included. Address Lewis T. Stevens, Atty., 609 Washington street Cape'May, N. J.

, Loeated hetweet. Cape May and Cape «ay Faint, and known as the lata. A, to SOcente s tdeeT* ran ** H. Stevens farm. Apply to Denial K. A. OGii* fitevew, Hdradga P. O WeatCspe May. 416 Washington rtmto. V. J. fita

Mrs. £. TTTENEB. DRY GOODS. MILLINERY. 516 Washington St.

To g«t tiie Best Gratia of everything at the Lowest Cash Priew. 1 We make a specialty in h ndling Michener’i . "Star” Harm aati other Sait Meats. Call aati mnnaina our Stock H. C. FZEB80V 4 80H •»«*

Romallte.-The Ideal Wall Paint' Koinalite i* an Oil Faint put up iu paste form to be thinned with water, it is made for both inside and outside exposure. It is durable and haslitood five yeara on exteriors with seaiude exposures. It is fiat (without gloi»), washable, hygienic abu gives s very artiatic velvety finish. It wa» adopted by the U. 6. Government Building* at the*Buffalo ExpoaiUon. Later the Government used Koinalite for iu buildings at the Charleston Exposition. The Committee on Exports on Awards, awarded Komalite the gold medaL For aale by . A. C. Glut, 41« Washington street.

James J. Doak CARPENTER AND BUILDER

Jobbing

Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J.

Local Phone ft7

PHILADELPHIA k HEADOTO ROUTE. 1 ATLANTIC CITY RAIL SO AD. TIMETABLE Id Eflect OCT. 6th. 1903. Train* leave Cape Mav for I’hiladeii bix: Week Dan — 7.70 —Expre*# arrive in PhiUdrl- * •* phia 9. to t m 7 Ofi A - M- — Accommoclxtion. Arrive IT»l- ' lade)phi* 9.10. 3 00 *’• ” — Accommodation. Arrive Phlladeiphi* 5.35. -7 r r F- M. — Exprea*. Arrive PbltodelO'JJ phi* 5.55.

BIUDAVII.

p - Exprea*. Arrive i’hitedeiphia Train* leave Fbiiadelpbi* tor Cape M*T:

Week Day. —

8 AC ^ M - — •’-xpte** Arrive Cape May

•tj ,034.

K , r A. M. — Accommodation. Amve

0 ’*> Cape May 11

A.IC P M -

^ 3 5-55-

r qq F. x.—Accommodation. Arrive Cape O* May 7.49

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T. Dicx, Gen’I Sopt. EOSON J. WXXX!>. Gen’l Fxxa'l Ai.cn!.

Exprea*, Arrives Cape May

Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stationary and Blank Books, Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy

Boats, etc.

M. L. WARRINGTON. • 514 Washington Street.

DON’T GET STUCK. You can easily get stock without Ingoing near anything in the shape of mnd. You can avoid mad, and you can avoid being stuck. To 1* stuck in a purchase is to be victimized. You can't get stuck when

yon

Dot Your Harness of Us. W. A. LOVETT

Contractors A Builders YORK BROS.

P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

Fruit* and N tte to the oboap—t poaal bUprioaa. Wa giaa tiwdtng stampa, at Cacphtol’a.

Thomas H. Taylor, the popular boot aad shoe maker, has removed to No. •0* Waahington straet Ha dpaa all r»palring neatly, thoroughly and at raasanabla prlcsa. Ha has baaa doing hoalimaa la Caps May for 11 yaara. Rips la uppers sawad hy aiarhlne with ailk to match. Lost 6t hrokea* eyeteu ar

Loan Wanted. Bare clients who desdrv $400, $600 $800 and $1000, on first mortgage on bond. Address Lewis T.Stevens, Atty., Cape Mag, 8.!.

Qoode, JfotioTis, andjfflilli nory WHITE GOODS, LACES, / Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, RIBBONS, etc. Hosiery and Underwear Ladies’ and Men's Furnishings. Agent for Standard Patterns.

0. L. W. KNERR 518-80 WAHHUQTOI 8TRBBT, CAPE MAY. N. J.