CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1904.

111! B MI nil Bright and Breety Paragraphs Gathered Throughout Cape May County by the Herald"s Reporters.

DIA5 CREEk. 1*1 A* CKKKK, June 8.—The continued drought in rutting the HlniwUTry crop short *ud prio*-' are very low. Mnt tH»*ie Kobioson of Millville wa* visiting Mrs. Frank Douglass on hatujday last. t^ipt. Nathan Doughty batwl a couple of Philadelphia fishing smacks on 6atorday from his large pounds. 2d Qfiarterly Conference for Goshen and Dias "Creek charges will he held in the M. K. Church here on Friday evening. June 17th Thos Douglass and family moved ofl last week after spending the winter at Wild wood-by-the-8e». V. N. Emcson had a number of Kalians last week cutting ibe road out full width between Ueo. ^Norton’s and Frank Douglass' residences. Ralph Norton went to Philadelphia - on Saturday last to call,on a lady friend of that city. John Bright anti wife of Goshen called on friends in the village the first of the week. W. Scott Erricaon and sister Jennie of CouA House spent Sunday with their parents in this village. S. K. Page, who has been working in a glass factory at Smith ville. Pa, during j the past season, came home on Tuesday last. Wm. Powell and wife of Goshen are' spending a few days with Mrs Powell’s parents in the village. Mrs. George Schellinger, who has been seriously ill for the past few weeks, is somewhat improved at this writing. I Several of our people spent Tuesday | at Seaville and enjoyed the commencement exercises, there having beetf a few I graduates from here.

Jake an Vale la Bible Test. During u complimentary dinner the other night lo Proftnaor Hollis, the originator of the Harvanl stadium. Dr. E. H. Bradford of the Harvard athletic committee, while Mpt-uklng of the Harvard-Vale conteeta. Jokingly quoted this verse from 1 Samuel. 11. 12. aays a Boston dispatch to the New York Heruld: “Now the sons of Ell were sons of Belial; they knew not the Lord." , For several moments the applause was almost deafening and then there were cheers. The Biblical text will become a favorite at Harvard. Placards on which it Is printed in big letters are banging in several of tin* university dormitories.

In Fries laud. It seems, there Is a custom that the news of a birth or death la announced verbally by a man who calls at every bouse In the village for that purpose. If he brings the news of a birth he wears white glove*; If of s death they are black. Some days back a Child was born dead In a Frisian ril laci*. It was necessary that the usual announcement should be made, but in what colored glove*! The harbinger was a man of resource. He went his rounds wearing one white glove and one black one.

CAPE MAY POINT. CAPE MAY POINT, Junes.—i a plain James Eldredge, of the U. S. Life Saving Station, has his family living w'tb him in the station, the crew being laid otT by .the Government during June July. J. Bolton Eldredgg took the first plunge in old Neptune. He says the water is all nght. A foil vote was cast at the local election here Tuesday, when Louis Heron, E. W. Springer and J. J. Kromer were chosen lighting commissioner- for the present season. The amount to be raised. $544-50, was also approved.

~ CORPSE FOUND IX BAY. Body of Unknown Man Discovered bj Fishermen at Town Bank. The body of an unknown man whs round Monday in Delaware Bay about three miles from Caps May, at Town Bank, by MU Taylor and son George, sturgeon fishermen. The body was tied to a stake about fifty feet from low water mark. Nothing bnt a penknife was found on the man It Is the supposition that he was one of the crew lost from a fishing-launch from Ocean City, Md., recently found overturn ed atsea. The Coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental drowning.

HANAOEIC WANTED. Trustworthy Lady or Gentleman to mansge badness in this,county and adjoining tarritonr for well and favorably known house of solid financial standing. $XU)0 straight cash salary and expenses, paid each Monday by check direct from beadquarters. Expense money advanced. Po sttion permanent. 1 drti lae Manager, 810 Como Bldg., Chicago, 111. Moh 17 Ut

J)&. E. D. BURLEIGH, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. No. 663 Washisotos Stur, Cats Mat. N. J. No. 1537 Chwtsut Bator, Pbiladklthia. Member of the Faculty of the PhlhuleL phim Osteopathic College. Hour*:— Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, 8 to 11 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m. Sundays 9 to 11 a. m., and by appointment. Consultation free.

Haart Cake*. It port cakes are made In this way: Having beaten lightly the yolk* of eight eggs, add one pound of pounded almonds, half a pound of sifted sugar, two ounces of grated chocolate and a quarter of an otince of grated nr poundM cinnamon. Stir these In briskly, and when this has been done add the whites of two of the eggs U-nti-n to a froth. Roll the pastry lightly, and after cutting Into heart shapes bake In ttn» These cake* are still more delicious when covered with chocolate or Icing.

“Laks of SaflM," P*nn*ylvAai». A fins well-written booklet describing the hrautUe and comforts of tha “Laks of Kau: *•/' (he nswsst and on* of tbe bset of Hammer resort* In Pennsylvania, situate on a mountain ridge In the hemlock forret* of Sullivan County, but In quick, woven in t ranch from any part of Pennsylvania by tbe Philadelphia A Heading Hallway. has Just been published and will be mailed to any address ooreceipt of a twove at stamp by Kdson J. Weeks, General 1‘ssseuger Agent, Phlladelpola Sc Heading Hallway, Heading Terminal, Philadelphia.

—Entire new stock of men's ready-to wear pauta. Boys' knee-pants at Sol Needles' and net green trading stamps. —Try • P»>r of our W. L. Douglass or Walkover shoes and you will weal others. Bole agent 1. Teurnhaum. —We have a few mors odds and rads in men's and ladles’ shoes that we are selling for 75c and VI, worth 12 andjs at I. Tenen bautn's. —Entire new stock of men's ready-to-wear pant*. Boys’ knee-pants at Sol Need1m' and get green trading atamp*. —This week we hnvegreat bargains In boys' knee-pants: 5Uc pants at 25c: 60c pant for SSc at I. Tenenbaum'a.

WORLD'S 7AH.

Omt Jos* Exesrtiofis rU Pnasylrasl*

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June 9, 16. 23, and 30 aae tbe next dates for the great Pennsylvania Railroad coach excursions to the World’s Fair at 8t. lamia. A special train of standard day coaches will be run on the following schedule, and excursion tickets, good going only on special train, will be sold from the stations named at rales quoted:—

Special Train New York-

West 33d Street .>.25 A M. Dssbroases Street 8 an " Con land t Street ...8.30 “

KO.OS axon 90.00 auto 30.00

Refrigerator Racks. If ijoodra racks are used to bold the ice In yow refrigerator, have at least three, so that each in turn may be thoroughly well dried In tig: son before being again employed. Even In a dny apartment this 1* posalble by watching the course of tbe sun. Tbe odors from sodden wood qntckly affect tbe food, especially milk njid batter and uncooked meet.

Es pert Mat* With Camels. Experiments are being made at Cairo. Egypt to see If camels can be used as draft animals. They are hitched to two wheeled wagons and sent into tbe desert. Their utility Id this line bes always been heretofore doubted.

Jersey City _fUS

Palladelphla—

North Philadelphia 10.48 A M. 1840

Broad Si. (Lunch)...Aril 00 *•

Broad St ...Lv.H.ao *• 1840 West Philadelphia 11.88 “ 16.50

Pltuburg—

Eastern time. 10.45 P. M. Central time... _9 45 “ Ar. Indianapolis (Breakfast) 8-30 A. M. '' Terre Haute (Lnncheoo) 11.00 •' ' St. Lon is'Union Station) 4.00 P. M. Ticket* will also be sold from other stations on Ibb Pennsylvania Railroad, east of Pittsburg and aeuth of and including Elmira. Olean. and Mayville, and from stations on tbe New York and Long Branch Railroad. Cumberland Valiev Railroad, and New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad, good going in on regular trains to point of connection with special train. Tbe rate from Cape May will be 890.10. Proportionate rates from other points. Returning, tickets will be good in coaches on regular tralnr leaving Sc Leois(Union Station) on day of validation, within ten days. Including date of exemton. For rati* of fare from other stations and leaving time of connecting trains consult rest Ticket Agent.

—Men's straw hat*, latest style*, at Sol Needles' and get green

A man attended a dinner given by a witty woman and ate rareDoosly. “Tbe greatest praise I can bestow on your dinner,'* be said, “is to eat heartily.” “But your praise amounts to flattery,” tbe woman replied.—Atcblaon Globe.

Poet — Too remember that Uttk thought 1 set to verse! Well, I made $5 on that Crltdek-Indeed! Yon’re quite a financier. It Isn't every Body who can make money on what be hocrows.—Philadelphia Lsdgse.

Galvanised Iron tubs can be by scrubbtag wttb hot vinegar and da, allowing tbe mixture to remain for a time; then wash In hot. stre sospsod* and wipe dry.

Bars all old sloe, and when chimneys are ailed with soot pot a quantity on tbe Are. It win carry all Boot pot of storapipaa and dean tbe chimneys.

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10 Extra Stamps With Bvny Purchase of One Dollar AT SOL. NEEDLES. MAKING A TOTAL OF TWENTY STAMPS. I Until July 1st.

Window Screens cheaper than ever. WE HAVE THEM FOE 18, 20, 25, 30c. Screen Doors In All Sizes. BABG&INS AT 75c, $L00 $1.10.

Branch Store-Corner Myrtle Avenue and Broadway, West Cape May. m2* Local Phone. 65. 305-7 Jackson Street, CAPE MAY, N, J.

IN THE COUNTRY. What Nature is Doing in Ttsr Garden* and Woodlands. —Red dalrira are noticed in the garden. —Tiny green velvety peachM ar* now to be.seen on the trees. -The old fashioned pink, which is now one solid mass of bloom, is labeled as a native of Asia Minor. —Tbe sweet smelling shrub, which has bean so plentiful, Is now on the wane. —Cherries are beginning to steal a small portion of their reddish tint, and they will be picntifuL too. —Sole agrnwfor the Mildred shirtwaist, Sol Needles, and green trading stamps.

-All kinds of reedy-to-weas ladies* walktg skirts at Sol Needlea’ sad gat green trading stamue.

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SHERIFF’S SALE.

By virtue of sundry write of Fieri Facias

judgment, to me directed, issued out of the Oourt of Com-

Monday, Julgr 11, 1004.

*eeu the hours of twelve and Bn. - dock p. m., to wit. at L90 o’clock in tbe afternoon o( said day. at tbs OherttY office, in Cape May Court Hoose, Cape May

The Story of America’s Gibraltar is appearing in the June magazines—read it.

The Prudential Insurance Co. of America. hc=. mi»: s. j. M Hi rnWi Stitt, Pika i Ehoia Vcili hi, k Inn. JOHN F. DRYDEN. President. EDCi^ B WARD. »d Vice President. LESLIE D. WARD. Vice President. FORREST F DRYDEN. jd Vice President EDWARD GRAY. Secretary. H. B. Rich ax r> son. Asst Sopt., Cape May Court House, N. J. |M

Queeq Jewelry Store, Jewelry Matches anh Clocks. Repairing Neatly Done by a Skilled Wor man. i&C. F. KUHN.J& SOS Washington St. Cape StZay.

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108 Jackson Street, - Cape May, M.J. PMCTICAl I00SE, SISIAM DECOMTIfE PillTEft.

Man id* j. a rivrojrs nuxraoor ruins

Pierson and. Son. Oer. Washington end Union Sts. Where you will fisd choice Groceries, Vegetables, Provims sad isstits. We also handle “Micuikciu Star Hams."

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