CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY. fUI V 28, 1904.

PHlUbUKLPHIAN'H WIX-

A VALUASlf mUUTIW.

Hhaiiurk. Darla anti t:%an« Cap tart- 7h* Ft&filj'.vftBlA E»ilr«*4 1901 SnmmtT

Ixcwtioa Beau Book

On June 1 Ui* I'aaaatigar Urpartotcat of tbr IVtiuaylvitnla Railroad Company pnltlUbrtl tba Him atUtlou of the Suninirr KacuraioD Route Book Tbia work U doaigurd to proridr Ibe public with d«acrlptlve notra of tb« principal Kutnuar Ri’-orta of Eaatvru America, with the boat route, for reaching them, and ibe rate* of fare. It contalnaalltba princlpalaaaaborr and mountain reaorta of the Kaat. and over acreuteeu hundred different n>ute» combination of routra. The book baa Iweu compiled with the greatest care, and altogether la the moat complete and com prrbeuaire handbook of Summer travel

ever offered to the public.

The cover la handsome and striking, printed in colon, and the book contains several maps, presenting the exact routes over which tickets are sold. The book la profusely illustrated with fine half-tone cuts of scenery at the various resorts and along the lines of the Pennsylvania Rail-

road.

On and after June 1 this very interesting book may be procured at any Pennsylvania Railroad ticket office at tbr normal price of ten cents, or upon application |o Geo. W. Boyd, General Paaseugvr Agent,Broad Street Station. Philadelphia, Pa., by mall for twenty oenta. \

Golf Prlcca Maturday.

Prank R. Shattuck. secretary of the Cape May Golf dub. won the handicap medal play tourney last Saturday after noon with a net score of T». Hia gross to, was the beat actual score of the day. Tbr

acore:

G H N

Prank R. Shattuck 5? .5 *5 J Ijteretice •—••••• W H HO Charles X Davis. - ® J ** Whittou Evans •* ® J Erueot Smith.. -• * ? ® HCBMdW 5 J S W H Hepburn * ? S H J Topping —- W 7 « W M Allen « » Spencer D Wright. Jr W * JJJ R L Baratow • • J? U Norris Williams.. lOU 15 M P J Graven. j® ““ J M E Hildreth, f - « „ E C Rutachman - J® Thom a. S Dando . Courtlaudt D Cramp 1M J

Ix.ula H Ayr*

WI w' o... _ .

..Ill 18

Thomas \\ East wick Joseph R Rhoades J W English R W Skinner. Jr.... John T Rally. »d

Wilbur Morse

Albert l.ucas R J B Swindell E O Richards withdrew.

KM 10 M U*» 14 *

..106 W 10b IS

10b 10 08 113 13 100

Twenty-eight compedltor* turned for (be handicap scratch foursome tourney last Saturday afternoon, which oy Dr. Charles X. Davis and Whittou Evant, of Philadelphia, with the act acore

of T8.

Prank R. Sbattuak, of Philadelphia, and J. Ernest Snrtfh, of Wilmington, made the best actual scores of the day, retaining a card of TV. The score: G H X Dr C X Davis and W Evans 81 5 W H Hepburn and P J Graves. . SO 3 H C Walt hour and O L Bamtow Si 5 K R Shattuck and J E Smith TV 1 I. McCormick and T S Dando 84 5 H C Biddle and H .1 Topping 3 T W East wick and S D Weight *3 3 L H Ayre» and J M EHildreth... 85 4 A B Swindell and W M Allen PJ T E C Rutachman and JT Bally.3d VI 5 P L Bocklus and J R Rhoades. . i* IS C D Cramp and P I. Chambers.. 93 T R W Skinner and W Morse VT 8 J F Lucas and FW English . 9T T The women of the Cape May Golf dub held a clock golf tourney laat Saturday which was won by Miss Dorothy Maris of Philadelphia with a score of 38. The score of the event follows: Miss Dorothy Maris. 3ti; Miss Brown. 2T; Miss Gertrude Gilbert. 2T; Mrs. Percivsl Collins, 28: Mm. T, W. Eastwlck. 38: Miss Rena Diamond, 31: Miss Gnlie Davis, S3. The class system bas been abolished St the Cape May Golf Clnb, and Monday' handicap medal play tourney all of the comped!tors played in the Rain fell daring the prog res* of the event and only the most enthusiastic of the players entered, but all of those who ed except one completed the eighteen boles and at times the grounds were dotted with umbrellas. In spite of the sodden ground Miss Dorothy Maris played the best golf seen on the links this season, and took first prise in a score of VT. The score-— .. 0 W 9T e Gilbert Miss Ellen M Williams . Mrs R L Baratow.

o list loo .... 8 UO Kti 3 I'O 102

» 1*4 110 Miss R Dimood 10 130 l»i Miss Guile Davis, withdrew.

New Jrraey aaa Doubtful State. From the Newark News. Already numerous articles have been published forecasting the possible result of the coming Presidential election and classing the different States of the Union as Republican, Democratic and doubtful. In every instance New Jersey D classed in the doubtful column, for the reason, probably, that In former years It was In the habit of giving Democratic majorities. There seems to be an Impression abroad that it was the defection of the gold Druloersu in 1806 and 1900 that placed New Jersey In the Republican column. Jerseymen. however, know that this is an error. While McKinley's matchless pluralities of ^7.0*9 in 1806 and 56,809 in 1000 were largely swelled by the votes of gold Democrats, it most be remembered that In 1805Griggs, Republican, was chosen Governor by a plurality of 06,000 over such an exceptionable candidate as the late Chancellor McGill, and that in 1804 there was a large Republican plurality on the legislative ypte. In fact, for the last tan years, at least. New Jersey baa been a Republican State and the preponderance of that party has grown rather than leaaeoed. At the preernt time there Is no Indicat km that on national laanea New Jersey is anything but safely Republican, and If the Democratic hopsa of carrying the other •exalt'd doubtful States are based on no better foundation than they are In New Jersey. Candidate Parker’s chances an

Voting Districts Hhonle be Made. At thsUst November election over 11 votes were polled In this place and uadi the law the itovaraiag body of the voting precinct la reqaired to divide the territory into two or more voting prreincte Jt is, therefore, the duty of rite council tow this division and as the new disis must be In operation for the Braenrahev primaries city council really has but two 1 regular meetings to consider the

* " mule this quee-

y that It should

it to be rarlr «e that nsv know where they .oioidg ntimarlea and

It .» rrallr «*

RATES TO ST LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR. Ticket* to be Sold at very low rotes vi* Feafifijlve&ie Railroad. For the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to be held at St. Louis, Mo., from April 38 to December 1, 1904, several forms of excursion tick eta to St. Ixmis will be placed sale by the Pennsylvania Railroad on April 35, as follows:— Seaaori tickets, good to return until December 15, 1904, to be sold daily at rate of 839.90 from Cape May •ixty-day excursion tickets, final limit L later than December 15. IKK, to be sold daily at rate of 832.70 from Cape May. Fifteen-day exenndon tickets to be sold at rate of 836-50 from Cape May. Tickets of the forms named above will be sold from other stations on the Pennsylvania Railroad at pro{g>rtionate Ten-day special coach axcurifion tickets will be sold on May in. and on other dates tie announced later, good going only on special coach trains, or In coaches on designated trains, and good returning In' ben on regular trains, at rate of 830-00 from New York, 818.50 from Philadelphia, and proportionate rates, approximating se cent per mile from other points Excnrsion tickets by variable routes, eason tickets and sixty-day exenraion tickets will be sold via variable routes: that is, going by one direct route and returning via another direct route. Variable* route tickets will be sold applying through Chicago in one direction at the same rates is apply for season and sixty day exenrdon tickets to St. l<oui», going and returnug via the direct routes. On all one-way and round-trip tickets, reading to points beyond St. Louis, aMopof ten days will be permitted at St. Ixmis on payment of a fee of 81.00 and deposit of ticket.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington, May 14,1904. IIT Notice is hereby given to all persons who may have claims sgsinst "The First ional Bank of Cape May", X. J.. that the c must be presented to William M limit, Receiver, with the legal proof thereof, within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed. T. P. KaNK. Depnty and Acting Comptroller of the Currency Jn 9-jtn

A Handsome Magazine fbr Nothing. Possibly some of onr readers have not sewn The New York Sunday Tribane recently. If ao. it would pay them to get a copy, If for nothing more than to examine the new Sunday Magazine, which is given free with that paper. The Sunday Tribune gives In bandy form, easy to find, all the newt of the world, with special articles o timely topics and handsome Illustration It bas now added to these fe itu res an Independent magazine, with colored coven, and a splendid colored picture, separate, suitable for framing. This magazine itself is worth ten cents of anybody's money. It contains original stories by the beat authors, bright verse and all the other specialties that go to make np a first class publication for family perusal. For summer reading It Is just the thing. It If lively without being vulgar, and Is so nicely baL aaosd that the boy with a passion for outdoor sports will find it as Interesting as his mors sarions-mlnAad parents. Aa for the girls, they all like it, regard less of their temperament or disposition. Bay it fyom jour newsdealer or send 8J to the office Id New York for a year’s snbscrlptloa. Sample copy sent fret.

Roamllte,*‘The Meal Wall Paint.” Komslite is an Oil Paint pnt np in paste form to be thlnwd with water. It Is made for both luida and outside exposure. It is durable and has stood five years oo exteriors with seaside rx posit Is flat (withont gloss), washable, hygienic and gives a very artistic velvety finish. It was adopted by the (J. 8. Government Buildings at the Bnffalo Exposition. Latar the Government used Komslite for its buildings at the Charleston Exposition. The Committee on Kxporia on Awards, awarded Romanic the gold medal. For sals by A. C-UiiA, 416 Waahinaton

SHERIFF’S BALK. By virtue <4 a writ ut Fieri Facias, to me directed, issued out of the Court of Chaucer) of New Jersey. I will expose to sale at public vendue, on Monday. August 22d, 1004, ■tween the hour* of twelve and fire o'clock . m, to wit, at 1.30 o'clock in the afternoon of •aid day, st the Sheriff's office, in Cspe •toy C ourt Houkc, Cspe May cunaty. New Jersey, All that certain lot of land and premises lying In the Lower township of Cape May ..... - situate in the ... _ 00 the northeast angle of the Town Hank and Sbunpikr Road, being bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at n corner of land formerly belonging to George Beunrll and running thence along said line north forty •even degrees cast, twenty-two perches and ten links to a post for a corner, thence north forty-nine degrees west, nin£ perches to the line of the ro«d; thence by the road south thirty-sis degrees and forty-five minutes —tst. twenty-three perches and three links a corner, thence south fifty-five degrees

v les Seized as the property of Edward S. Luper ; UX. defendants, taken in execution at the auit of Reuben T. Johnson, complainant, and to be sold by SAMUEL K. EWING, Sheriff. Dated July jo. 1904. H. C. Blake. Sol’r. 7 *1 p f 87 14

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice ia hereby g^ven that all persods ,re prohibited from throwing or depositing jdon the streets and sidewalks of the city, refuge of all kinds, loose ashes, paper, scraps and debns of all kinds, in violation of an ordinance of the City of Cape Majr. entitled "An Ordinance dcfiningfnejlntielE' of the Committee on streets andWlghways,” iid supplement* and amendments thereto hich said ordinance was approved Jude 4th. A. D . 1876, under the penelty therein contained. EDWARD SAYREThe “Day-light Store.”

The kM of Furnishings A Man likes to wear. llerc’a a stock of men’s lurnialgnga which will enable the man with a laat year’s unit to look well and which will straighten the value of this years dothea. mv m bw win i cm raw umsm raw na

0. L. W. KNERR, 518-20 WASHIBGT0K STREET.

W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE In any Part wf Cape May Cnnnty Holly Beach, N. J.

“Lah»«f laclm,” FwnylvaaiA A fine well-written booklet the beantiaa and comforts of tha "Lake of Eagles.” the newest and one of the beet of Bnnimee reaorta In Pennsylvania, situate

mt reach Cram any part of Penneylvania by the Philadelphia A Reading Railway, has jnet been pabhabed and will be

lane raUtog on the ocean etde of 1 avs-45

I. 1906 1, ittfe 1. 19WT 1. IIfIT 1, Ittff 1.1*08 1. Mr

City Directory. Mavor-Thoa. W. Millet Jan. Aldcrmau—Francis K. Duke . Jan. Ppwaoil.—Jos. Band. .Jan. Samuel T. Bailey Jan. Robert J. Creewell. Jan T. Masks! Sharp Jan. Jas. J.Doak -Jan. _. Lemnel K Miller.. Jan. 1, llf* Jaa K Taylor Jan. 1.1*06 Urals C. 8a) re Jan. L 1*** F. Sidney Townsend-Jan. I. IK* Recorder—Jno. W.Tbouipaju.Jau. Aaeeaeor—Cbaa T Campbell . Jan. Collector—80I Needle*.... -Jan. Treasurer Isaac H Smith Jan Commissioners of Appeal. Theodore Mueller Jam 1. IWI5 Edward Creaee Jen. 1, IK* Tboe. R. Wales Jan. 1. 1W*

BOARD OP EDUCATION. Hcmy Kuthrrfuid, Ptcavdeul....March, 1 S. 11. Moore, vice peceident 1 Dr. Edward U. Pbimpe. Clerk.. Howard P. Otter Barclay L Schellenger .... Samuel R. Stitea ... William T Steven*...

hoard op health. Dr. A. L. l-earh. l’re«ldeut . Bepi. L IWJ Dr. V. M. D. Marcy, Secretary ... IK* Rolwrt 8. Hand " 1KT.I Lafayette U. Mali " 1K*4 Albert B. Utile 1904 Ueurgv L. Lon ell “ MMI5

HOARD CP TRADE. 1'rriSdeot- Step ben H. WUaen. Becrt-tary—Lewis T. iSleveiia. Treasurer-Thomas W. Millet.

County Directory.

Justice Supreme Court—Fraud* J. Swayxe. Rep —— .**9 Clrcnlt Judge—Allen B. Kndicott—...1011 Law Judge—Hal rlaon H. Voortices. Rep IK* Prosecutor of Plea*-Harry S. Douglas*. Rep TPefc Sheriff- 8.m l E. Ewing. Dem 1904 Coroner’*—Geo. Sayre, Jr.. Brp, .1904

Coroner»—John D. Craig. Rep Cieouer'a—Chaa U. Clouting, m County Clerk—Julln* Way. Ret>.

Surrogate—E. Clinton Hewitt, K>

County Collector—Lewis S. Uey. County Board of Election!

Hep,

1 1905 . ..1905 Sliiweli.

R<* -Jo*. K. Hand. 1*08

Elections—WUIIam T.

County Boat

Bale. Hem »» Comity Board I of Elections - Wm. J. Tyh Dep \ County in.aril of Ktectluu*—Michael ! Keanu. Debt 19 Term, of Cuurl—Poutth Tuesday In Apr September and Deccmoer. BOARD OP CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B Smith. Palermo May, W* W 8. Johnson, Ocean City....Jan. 1, IKiT John P. Pox. Ocean City ..Jan, 1. 1907 C. P. Vanaman, Dias Creek. May 1. 1907 Jesse D. Ludlaro. So.Dennis May 1406 "• T. Bate, Fishing Creek.... Mb r. IK*

Onr Secret Societies.

Adonlram Chapter, No. 30. Koval Arch Masons—Convocations, third Monday of each month at lodge room, Washington^,

and Franklin streets.

Cape Island Lodge, Na 30. P and A. M Communications, second and fonsth Tuesdays of each month at lodge room. Washington and Franklin streets. Cape May Camp, No. 8778, Modern Woodmen of America—Meets Brut Wednesday of each month at Anditoriom. Cape May Conclave, No. 18S, Improved Order of Heptaaophs—Meets at Ogden's Hall,813 Washington street, on second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Cspe May Council, No. 1691: Royal Arcanum—Masts first and third Tuesday* of each month at Anditoriom. Cape May Lodge. No. 31. A. O. C. W.Meets first and third Thursdays of sash month at 813 Washington street. Cold Spring Coandi, Jr. O.C.A. M. No. 15—Meets in hall at Cold Spring, every Tneeday evening at 7 o'clock. Columbia lodge. No. 83. Independent Order of Mechanics—Meets each Monday

at Anditoriom.

Eureka lodge. No. 7. Ladies’ 1. O. M.— Meets second and fourth Thursday* of each month at AndKorinm. Friendship Connell, No. *7, D. of A.— Meets on Tuesday afterneon of each week at 3.80. in Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. John Mecray Post, Na 40, G. A. R-— Meets on second and fourth Thursday* of each month at 816 Washington street. Mayflower Lodge, No. 856, Independent Order of Odd Fellows—Meets ensb Friday at the Anditoriom, Jackson street. Ogailaiia Tribe. Na 187, Improved Order of Red Men—Meets at 310 Washington

-All kinds of ready-to-wear latte’ walking skirts at Bel Neadtse* sad got green

MI •Z22KT k 8ZA5ECSI in gvrgJT xi kz jr,. |i» vill leave Cspe Alai aa PHILADELPHIA

from Angle***, Ocean Citj s.* Die Cltv. Arrive* Philadelphia v 21am 7#IO A 8C—KXPRKSB toueeo. from 4 Anglo** Blanch Arrive* at Phil-

adelphia k.41 a m.

A M -EXPRESS Connect, from Angle***. Ocean City, and K*s 1.1* City. Arrives at Philadelphia 1 i.ou

9 05 '

2,20 •*.—EXPRESS. Connect, from

Angle***. Ocean City and Sea (.it City. Arrive* at Philadelphia 4- J9 P M.-ACCOMMODATION Coe"ret* from Anglrsea Blanch. Ocean Lit)', sod Sea Die City Arrive* at

2.*5 1

mv. aua nea Die City Philadelphia 5. ry P M

4.4C *'• M—Ezpi**» Conn ecu, from v TJ Angletea Branch. Arrives Philade!

nbia 6.45 p m.

C AC P M. EXCURSION TRAIN

necta from ‘ '

3-45 1

8-35

Con-

—- nngleaea. Ocean City, and Sea Die Citr. Arrive. FhiD-

delphia h. 15 p m. St VDSY TKZIKS.

M. EXPRESS. Connect* from Angieaea, Oc.an City and Sea Die City. Arrive* Pniladelpbia

4.00 . T at principal interawdUte .uuon* Connect, from Angle*ea Branch Ocean City and Sea Die City Ar. rives Philadelphia. 4 50 P. M C jo P EXPRESS. Connect, from •'* Angle»ea Branch. Arrive* PhiUdelphia C y, P M 6.00 p H.-EXCURSfOV TR AIN Con necu from AegleMa Branch. Ar rive* at Philadelphia *.r$ p m P M EXPRESS. Couoeeu from Angle»ea. Ocean City and Sea Die City Arrive* at I’hiladelplua

10-JS p m

FROM PHILADELPHIA. '

Train, leave for Cape May—Express. 9 00 A. M. l>> (Saturday, only.) 2.^ 4^, and 5 x1 D m week day. Accommodation. -.4* A. M.. j-35 P M Sumlay exprea., 0.00 a m. Accommodation, 7.J0 a. m ji .ou Ex

curaion train. 7.00 a tn daily.

Train, leave PhilaUELTMa. Broad Street

Station for

NEW YORK. May 29, 1904

Expre*., weekday.. 4 F«, 4 40. 5 oa 5 is, 5 5». T-oo. 7 AJ. 8 ao. 905, 9y>, 1021. •iiotT A. M.. 1200 noon, 1235, *100. 140,' ■2 30, 3 00, j jo, 3.52 (Penns Limited) 94 (New York Ijanted). 400, »5 ou.• < j6.6 00. 7 ao. •» 00,9 00. 10 00 P.M , 12 02. nighuSt nPAVS 4 3h. 4 40.5 OO.J IB. t> 2 5 . 9 jo ,, 0, A. M. *12 jj. *2 jo. jo. (Penn* Limited, 3 54 iNcw kork Limited), 4 00. •< 20 *5 J6. 6 26, 7 OO. •Boo. 10 12 P M.. 12 aj nigh tFrom Wet PhiDdclphia only 24c A M

and •i2«PM daily.

Prom North Philadelphia only. 12 2B PM

daily (Manhattan Limited).

WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

May. 29. 1904

For Baltimore and Washington *6 sc T-as. SjMoto. nat. A.M.. *12 ti,’ •, £ J J0 344. 4 «6,5 25, TiB. 11 38. P M.and i2<£ night, weekdays. SUKDAVS, tc. 7 3d For Baltimore accommodation. 9.05 A M. o* and 4.01 P. M. weekdays. 5.07. P. M

Prom We*t Philadelphia only, t« and

" « .f, a., i'ju

tomrted. ) 'j-SS. •6.30. *7 35. P M..

daiP

•Dining Car.

W W.ATTERBURY. J. R. WOOD Gen'l Manager. Paaa'r Trai&c Manage!

pgILADCJgU A UADOTB EOUTX, x - ATLANTIC CITY RAILBOAO. TIMETABLE ln"SectJuly 1. 1904.

WKKXOAVS.

Lv. Cspe May. Arr. l»hila. 5 1 ?*™ 8 38am 7 15am (90 minutes) 8 45 a m •8 06 a m (exprea) 9 45 a m 2 30 p m (exprea*) 4 25 p m •3 00 p m (express) 5 10pm •3 00 p m (local) 5 50 p m •4 55 p m (express) 8 55 p m 6 00pm ($1.00 Ere.) 810pm

srSDAT*.

•7 20 a m Qocall 9 55 a m 5 30 p m [locai] 6 10pm •4 15 p m [express] 6 10 p tu 6 00 p m [$1.00 Exc.] 8 10 p m 8 50 p m [express] 10 40 p m WKKK1IAY*.

Lv. Phils. 700am 8 50 a m 8 50 a ra 11 50am 1 40 p m 4 15 p m 4 30 p m 5 30 p m

Arr. Cape Mar.

[f 1.00 Exc.] 9 18 a in

845am 9 15 a m 5 00 p m

‘[express]

pool)

[erp»«l

id’sL]

po»l)

[exprea,) wnraavs. [$1 00 Exc.] r P0Cd] i

[local]

10 40 a u 11 14 a m 1 34 p m 3 35 p m 5 45 pm 7 SO p m 7 30 p tu 9 10 a m 11 14 a m 1103am 606 p n

tic City. A. T. Dick. Gen’l SupL

Junction for Atlan-

Gen’l Paas’r Agent.

-Tbs 1004 edition of "Plemvam Place, on the Phiiadslphia and Reeding Railway”

is now ready for distribuUoo

It is a nsat booklet with a brief deeeripUon of tbs sornmer resorts on the line of the Railway from the Ssasbore to the Mountains, within easy reach of Philadelphia. with rates of tare, sta, and a concur Ha* of the Hotels and Boarding Hooaae at SMkptoea, Price of board sad Poet Office Address, giving valuosbte Information to

ektag summer quarter*. Tberv Is

also a list of thv Picnic Grounds snitabW

bs grocured at the principal ticket of the Company or will be mailed to nay address, upon raosipt of a two oaat by Ed-on J . We Igeol. Philadelphia.