CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1904.

SIXTY-SIXNOW DEM Southern Railway Wreok Horror Increases. E5GIXEEH MAY HAVE SLEPT OX POST

>uthlns la U«-anilrlr Knuwn Kxrrpl That Ordrra War* Ulaulx-jrd hr tha Traiamra, Who ParlahaS le tha rslllaloa. KNOXVIM.K. Tcun.. SvpL 2?.-Om of thr vvor»t accidiniU that him evei haj>|H-ntHl In this state lias occurred noar Newmarket by which sixty-six pix>l'le hare bet'a kUled and 120 are reported more or less badly Injured. Meeeral of whom will probably die. Bunntni; on a roadbed In a supposedly hltth condition of maintenance and harluK about them every safeguard known to modern railroading, two trains on the Southern railway carrying heavy lists of passengers came together In a frightful head-on collision. This appalling loss of life resulted apparently from the disregarding of orders given to the two trains to moot at a station which has for a tong time been their regular meeting point. The trains were due to paaa at Hodges-Station, but collided about oue and a half miles west of that place, the westlKiund train running past the meeting point. Superintendent Loyall was In Chattanooga when the collision occurred and U en route to the wtWk on a special train. Every car In the east bound train was demolished except the sleeper. Delong Itlce of Nashville. Term., was riding In the Bleeper with his two sons, and all escaped Injury. Not one of the passengers on the westbound train was killed. A targe number were going from Knoxville to Newmarket to attend the funeral of W. R. King, a prominent oltlseii of that place. Jnmes King, one of the dead, was a brother of W. K. King. The death list as a result of the wreck will probably exceed seventy before tomorrow, as many of the Injured are In a serious condition, and more deaths will occur at the hospital here. There have been six deaths already at that Institution as the result of the collision, the last one occurring last night, when M. P. Gant, a prominent North, Carolinian, residing at Shelby, N. CL. passed away.

PARKER’S ACCEPTANCE. Democratlr Nomlaec's Formal Letter Hade Public. ESOPUS, X. Y., Sept. 27.^Judge Parker’s formal letter of acceptance of the Democratic nomination for the presidency Is given to the public this morning. In stating his position upon the Issues formulated in the platform of his party the nominee declares: That constitutionalism versus imperialism is the paramount question to he decided by the people. That the tariff should be reformed and revised by the friends of masses rather than the friends of Its beneficiaries. That official extravagance la official crime, meriting swift and certain punfshment. That flourishing the big stick over South American republics is un-Ameri-can and a long stride toward administrative tyranny at home. That the method of acquiring the Panama canal Is questionable. That he accepts the challenge of President Roosevelt In relation to executive pension order N9. 78, and that If bo shall be .elected he will revoke the order and endeavor to compass the end desired through legislation by con ifres*. Finally Judge Parker says: ■“The people must decide."

EATtt TO 8T- LOUIS WOSLS'8 FAIS. TieksUtoU Sold at rtrj low raUi tU PsaBaylTaala Bailroai. Forth* DouUlana Purchase Exposition to 1* held at SC. L00U, Mo., from £prll W December 1. several forms of excursion tickets to St. Ionl* will be placed sale by the Pennsylvania Railroad on April US, as follows.— rW*on tickets, good to return until December 15. WM. to be sold dally at rale of laP/JO trom Cape M»v Sixty-day excursion ticketa, filial limit not later than December 15, HUM, to be .Id dally at rale of IS2.T0 from Cape May. Fifteen-day excursion tickets to be sold rate of #36.50 from Cape May. Tickets of the forms named above will be sold from other stations on the Pennsylvania Railroad at proportionate rates. Tga-day special coach axcursion ticketa wilrbe sold on May 10,-aud on other dale* to lie announced later, good going only special coafch' trains, or In coathea pn designated trains, and good retuyniug in coachtw on regular trains, at rate of #30.(KI from New York. #18.50 from Philadelphia, and proportionate rate*, approximating one cent per mile from other points. Excursion ticketa by variable route*. Season tickets and sixty-day excursion ticketa will be sold via variable routes; that Is, going hy one direct route and retnrning via another direct route. Variable rente tlckeU will be sold applying throogh Chicago in one dlrectloa at the same rates as apply for season and sixty day excursion ticketa to St. lx>uta. going and returning via the direct routes. On all one-way and round-trip tickets, reading to points beyond St. Louis, a stopover of ten days will be permitted at St. Louis on payment of a fee of #1.00 and deposit of ticket. Fall Trip to tit. Louis. This Is the time of the year when traveling Isa delight and the journey to St. Ixtnis is one of ^be best trips Imaginable. The great Exposition it a vast store-house of nsefnl and instructive Information and the completeness of the details in everv branch is little short of astonishing. There are exhlblu from every land and region and no matter in which branch or building you may visit you will And amazing things. The route to St- Louis, which lowls over the New Jersey Centra! is one of the best Inasmuch as there L an opportunity for stop-over at Baltimore and Washing! and also privilege of visiting the famons battlefields of Virginia. There are also circuitous routes which the New Jersey Central can offer, all of which have many attractive features and if yon are interested drop a line to C. M. Burt, G. P. A., New Jersey Central. New York City, for information.

Lower Township Sale of Land for Tales.

K- HOPE FOR LADY CURZON. After a Seeeeastal Ope ratios VI aa ror’a Wife Has Rallied. LONDON. Sept. 27.-A dispatch from Waimer cattle bite last night asya: "The improvement in Lady Curxoo's condition continue*, and the doctors state that if her strength can be maintained during the next two days there will be hopes of her recovery." A successful operation has been performed upon Indy Corson, and it was announced that her ladyship's condition was very grave—In-fact,'so grave that certain preparations for sustaining life were ordered by special train

from London.

On the ocean In a race to reach the beside of Lady Curaon Mrs. L. Z lidtcr, her mother, and her sister. Mis* Nannie' Letter, are speeding to Antwerp on the Red Star ltoer Vaderland, Laving left New York by. that ■'

Public notice is hereby given by James T. ItofTmsn. Collector of the Township of Low-.-r. in the Coonly ol Cspe May and State of New Jersey, that by virtue of a tax-warrant •swied on the fourteenth day of September A. D. 1904, by the township committee of <Od township, he will sell at public vendue all the land*, tenements, hereditaments and real estate hereinafter mentioned and altnate in aaid Township for the shortest term not exceeding thirty years, for which person or persons will agree to take th*i and pay the taxes assessed against the same for the year 19W. with the interest thereon accruing, and all costs, feea. charges and expenses in relation to the levy, assessment and collection of said taxes. The aaid sale will take place at the Township House in Cold Spring, in said Town-

ship, on

Tuesday, the First Say of November, A. S. 19M, . - at one o’clock in the afternoon of sold day. The said lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate to be sold, .and the names of the persons against whom the said taxes have been laid on account of the same and the amount of taxes so laid on account of each parcel, are aa follows, viz.: LOWER TOWNSHIP; Heirs of John Batteast, the sum of three dollars and seventy cents (fa.70) upon font acres of farm land m road district No. 4, adjoining lands of Frank Hand James Cox, the sum of two dollars and seventy eight cents ($0.78) open one acre of land in road district No. 1, adjoining lands

Jan* M. B. Bristcr. the stun of two dollars »nd seventy-eight cents (#1.78) upon Lot No. -1 in Block A. Jane M. B. Brister, the sum of one Joist sad thirty-nine cents ($1 w) upon Lot No. i»j in Block B. Andirw Bellows, the stun of two dollars and seventy-eight cents, (Is.78) upon Lots No. 88 and 90 in Block K. J. B. y. Bellows, the sum of two dollars and twenty-two cents (la.**) upon Lots No. 91 and 99 In Block K Sumn Boyer, the sum of twelve dollars and ni icty-Cve cents ($1*^5) upon Lots Na r 8 - *9- 3°- J'. 39. 4°- 4‘. 4». 49. SO. S'. S*. ,Vj. 57 and 59 in Block K. Mrs. Anna Allen, the sum of ninety-three cents (#.93) upon I«oU No. 33 snd 34 in Block K. Bockingcr, the satn of one dollar and eighty-five cj-nts (#1 85) upon Lots No. 141 and 147 in Block K J. Chew, the sum of ninety-three cents 4.93) upon Lot No. 18 in Block N. Mrs. G. W. Cornwell, the sum of seven dollars and forty cents (I7.40) upon Lot No. 76 iu Block A. Charles Diston. the sum of two dollars and seventy-seven cents (#*.77) upon Lot No. 17 ’ 1 Block A. Heirs of Thomaz A. Fernley, the sum of twenty-seven dollars and seventy-five cents (t*7-75) upon Lots No. m, iu. 140, 146, 153, 151. and 176 in Block K and Lots No- 48. 33 and 24 in Block J and Lots No. 19,99 and loo 'n Block A. Martha M. Frick, the sum of six dollars and forty-eight cents (I6.48) upon Lot No. 7 ‘ 1 Block P. E. P. Feaster. the sum of five dollars and eight cent* (#5 08) upon Lot* No. 13 snd 14 Block D Phillip P. Freese, the sum <f two dollars and thirty one cents (#3.311 upon Lot No. 14 In Block K. E. S. Farrcl. the sum of ninety-three cents (I 93) upon Lol No 148 in Block K. Emma Givens, the sum of seventy-four cents (l.yi) upon Lot No: ^ in Block N. E J. Gibbs, the sum of five dollars and fifly-fivc cents <#5.55' upon Lots No. 76. 129, 135 and 153 iu Block K. L O. Howell, the sum of two dollars and •ventT-seven cents (#2.77) upon Lot No. r8 1 Block K * J. P. Jones, the sum of two dollars and ygntyjjtht cents (#2 78) upon Lot No. 157 Mrs. B W. Kirby, the sum of nine dollars and twenty-five cents (to 35) upon Lots No. 170, 165. 166. 172 124 and 130 in Block R. Mrs. E. W. Kirby, the sum of five dollars jd fifty-five cents <85 50 upon Lota No. 136, ». 178, 171 and 160 in Block K. James Murphy, the sum of twodollarsand seventy-neven cents t|2-77) upon Lot No. 29 ip Block K. George Myers, the sum of seventy-four cents (#.74) upon Lot No. 14a in Block K, Mrs. Charles Ottison, the sum of eighteen dollars and fifty cents (#18.30) upon one-half of Lot No. 174 and upon Lots No. 113. 116, 7. 139 snd 130. in Black E E. P. G- Paqlin, the .sum of one dollar and

8osan Selvy. the sum of two dollars and reventjr-cight cents (#3 78) upon Lots Ne.

19 and *0 in Block N

Will .Selvy, the sum of ninety-two cents (t.93) upon Lot No. 17 in Block N. William- R- Smith, the sum of one dollar

snd eighty-five cents (#1.85) upon Lot Na 24

in Block D.

W. S P. Shields, the sum of nine dollars and twenty-five cents <89.25) upon Lot No.

37 in Block B.

Francis Vanderschen, the sum of two dollars and seventy-seven cents <#2.77) upon Lot

No. 164 in Block K.

Stephen Wiulow, the sum of two dollars and seventy-eight cents (#*fg) upon Lot No.

134 fn Block K.

Samuel Wiley, the sum of one dollar and thirty-nine cents (81.39) 0 P° n Lots Na 13

snd 10 in Block A.

S. M. WhiUdin, the sum of thirty-one dollars snd fortv-five cents <831-4S> upon Lots *' — — — - ~3, 32, «i. ana 39 in Block 1;

121, 133, 33. 62 and 75 in

City Directory.

...Jan. 1. lVf'7 Hobart J. Gres wen....Imi. 1, Hw7 T. Masks! Sharp Jan. 1.11105 Jaa. J. Dpak ...^Jan. 1.1*05 Lemuel K Miller Jan. l/iM Jaa. K- Taylor Jan. 1,1*00 Louis C. Sayre Jan. 1, IMA V. Sidney Tow use ud. Jan. 1, Recorder -Jno. W. Tbomp«jii.Jsn. I, ll*» Assessor—Chan T. Campbell....!nn. I, 1W5 Collector 8olKaeiH«e Jau. l, 1*06 Treasurer—Isaac H. Smith Jau. 1.1*05 Commissioner* of Appeal, Theodore Moeller Jau. l. 1WI3 Kdward Crease fan. 1. HM5 Tboa. K. Wales. Jan. 1. 1*05

JQ.7.

upon Lots No. 74.13l, 133. Block E; upon Lots Nd 3a 31 and 32 in Block R; upon LotsNo. 1, 2, 3, -

.. in Block M. Interest at the rate of six per cent, per an* num from December to, 1902, to date of sale win he added to the sum of said tax, together with $3 57. costs, for advertising, posting and certificate expenses of each

parcel. .

Dated Cold Sprii

JAM1

1.. September 26 ions. teTHO^SASr Township Collector.

BOARD OK EDUCATION.

Henry Rutherford, President.... March, 19*5 S. H. Moore, vice president Dr. Kdward U. Phillip*. Clerk.. " l*£r Barclay L. Schcltenger .... '9* Samuel R- Sdtes— 1906 William T. Stevens '9°7 Dr. A. L. Leach.... '9°7 Charles V. guidon 1907

BOARD OK HEALTH.

Dr. A L. Leach. President ..8*-pi. J. 1*0J

Dr. V. M. D. Marty, Secretary... Robert 8. Hand Lafayette- M. Hal: Albert B. Utile George L. Lowed

BOARD OK TRADE.

J-rvsldeut-Stephen B. Wilson. Secretary—Lewis. T. Stevens Treasurer—Thomas 'W. Millet.

L/ County Directory.

.1*05 IBM 1*04 1*05

Justice Supreme Court—Francis J. Sway re, Circuit Judge—Alien B- Endlcott .1W? Law, Judgv—Hairiaou H. V ‘ >orh 1 < *Jj Prosecutor" "if " Plei^Harry" 8." Douglas*.

rtsrtjf'dp'm’i ‘kT Ewing. "] Coroneria—tieo. Sayre, Jrforwuer'a—John V. Crulr Corouor'*—Chas. H. Clout-

SSSl£® cr". SSu**,:::;™, CoMtg Collector—Lewi* 8. 8t ‘ 1 * l <|jj — —'Board of Klections-ios. K. Hsud.

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Trains will leave Caps May a* follows to,

■ •IllLADELnilA

6 ac A 51.-*ACCOMMODATION Stops at principal Station., Connects from Anglesea. Ocean City, Sea Isle City. Arrive* Philadelphian rt a u>. - IO A M.-F.XPRESb Conner, from » * Anglesea Branch. Arrive, si fchil-.

’ adetphia 8.43 a m.

a oc A. M —EXPRESS. Connect* from

J Anglesea, Ocean City,and h*-a l.'.c City Arrives at Philadelphia 11 uo

2 20 P-M.-EXPRESS. Connect* from

Anglesea, Ocean City and Sea Mr City. Arrive* at Philadelphia 4 39 £ M —ACCOMMODATION. Con nects from Anglesea Branch, Ocean City, and Sea Isle City. Arrive* at

PbUadelphia 5.77 P M

P. >L—Express Connect* from Anglesea Branch. Arrives Philadel-

phia 6.45 p m.

SUKDAY TRAINS.

P.M.—ACCOMMODATION Stop#

at principal inlermedialr stations C onnects from Anglesea Brandi - Ocean City apd Sea Isle City. Ar. rives Philadelpbit, 6 50 F. M.

P.M.—EXPRK&». Connect* from

Anglesea Branch, Arrives Phila-

delphia 6.« F M

5 00 P. M.—EXCURSION TRAIN Con

nects frdm Anglesea Branch. Arrives at Philadelphia 8.25 p m. P. M. EXPRESS. Connects from Anglesea, Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Arrivea at Philadelphia

'° i5 P «■

FROM PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave for Cape May—Express, 9 uo A. M. 130 (Saturdays only.) 2.30, and 4.08. p m week-daya. Accommodation, -jx> 7.4K A. M., 3.3s P M. Sunday, express. 9.00 a m. Accommodation, 7.30 a. m. {1.00 Excursion train, 7^30 a m daily. Traiua leave PinLADELraiA, Broad Street

Station for

NEW YORK. May 29, 1904. Express, weekdays, 4 38. 4 40. 5 00. 5 ih, 5 58. 7-00. 7 33, 8*o, 903, 950, 1021, *1100,

* 00. 1 40,

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Cou«y*”Bojrd of . Elections—Cbarlea^^K Ciwnty Boirt^SectVons-Wmi j'. Tyler. County " Board of Election*—Michael HKearns. Deui 1M u Terms OfCourt—Fourth Tuesday la .April,

Sept ember and Decemoer.

BOARD OF CHOSEN FBEKHOLDEB8. Anthony B. Smith, Palermo May. 1*06 W-. a. Johnson, Ocean City..-Jun. 1,1*07 * * - ” 'Scran City -Jan. l. 1*07

1, Dias Cieek, May J. 1*07 So. Dennis May tori dug Creek....May. 1*05 Cape May. Jan. L 11*7

" - May .Jan. 1.190U

_ irector; bamuel

-jOerk.

Sure Senator--Lew is M Cresae. Ocean City. Rep 1*06 emblytn*a--Jaine* M. E. Hildreth, - - ~ -.IMM

Our Secret Sectaries. Adonlram Chapter. No. ». Royal Arch Masons—Convocations, third Monday of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin street*. Cape Island Lodge, No. 80, F. and A. M. —< ompinuicaUonx, second, and fourth TurwUy* of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin streets. Cape May Camp, Na 8773, Modern Woodmen of America—Meets first Wednesday

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION. Notice is hereby given that the Board* of Registry and Election in and for each and every election district or voting precinct in Cape May county, will meet on Tuesday, September 13,1904. at the place where the next election in their district will be held, at on o'clock in the afternoon. and remain in session until nine o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of

Cape May Conclave, No. 188, Improved Older of Heptaaophn—Meet* at Ogden’s Hall. SIS Washington street, oaiieooal fourth Thursdays,of each month. ’Capa May Connell, No. 1081; Royal AicaRttm—Meets lest and third Tuesdays of each mouth at Auditorium. OtprMay Lodge, No. 31, A. O. U. W. Meets first and third Thuradaja of each month at 81* Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. O.U. A. M. Na 135—Meets in hall at Cold Spring, every Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. - Colombia Lodge, Na 83. Independent

rf registers of the names, residences

WASHINGTON, Sept 27 -PrMldent Roosevelt baa Announced that at an early dote he will ask the' cations of the world to Join in a second congress at The,Hague for the promotion of arbitration. 7 The’ occasion of the announcement was the reception by the president of the delcgytra of the Interparliamentary Union, which recently held a «M

•LBL Louis.

Cape May and Delaware Bay Navigation Company, the sum of seventy-loor dollars upon ooe-haU acre of land is road No. 3 known aa the Delaware Bay Hein of Andrew Edmunds, the sum of two dollars and seventy-eight cents ($3.78) upon one acre of land hi road district No. 4, adjoining land of Juo. Dunham Rdward 8, Laper, the sum af three dollars ^#d seventy cents (f* ~ ’ land in road district

Wilbert Weeks.

John Matthews, the ram of fifty-six cents ($.56) upon five acres of land in road diatnet No. 1. adjoining land of heirs of W. MatMatthews. the sum of one dollar aeven cents (#1.47). Heirs of Jane Schcllcnger. the stun of tour dollars and sixty-two cents (I4.62) 1 acre of land in road district No. 4 * tend of L. 8. Hashes. . P. Shield*, the turn of thirty-aeven 2-. (fa7-oo) upon one hundred acres of laud Ip road district No. 3, adjoining land of

n of fourteen dol-

acre* of land ml lug land of Charles Dawson Heirs of Kcriah Turner, t

en dollars and forty o

«XSS5

glaadafC. V- Reeves. CAPR MAY POINT.

I) be shown to the satisfaction of .snch

legally voted * at preceding election therein for member [ the General Assembly, or who shall be lown by the affidavit in writing of Her in that election district to be a

Mer therein.

And on the same day and between the . omc hours the said Boards of Rcgislry end Election will hold a primary elect} conventions of political p ne or for _ • the provisions of "A f supplement to aa act entitled, ‘An act giuate elections,’ " which aaid 1

at 3.80, thjr. O.U.A.M. Hall, Cold Spring.

John Mceray Post, Nd. 40, G. A. R -

Meeta ou second and fourth Thuradays of

ich month at 816 Washington street. Mayflower Lodge. Na 868, Independent

Order-pf Odd Fellowa-MeeU each Friday

at the Auditorium. Jackson street. Ogallalla Tribe, Na 167, Improved Order ft Red Mra-Meets st I

Tuesday, November 1.1904. st the piece of their former mcctiag, st the hoar of one o'clock in the afternoon, and remain in session until nine o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of revising snd correcting the original registers, of adding thereto the names of all persona entitled to the right of suffrage in that election district at the next election, who shall appeal In person before them or who shall /be shot by the written affidavit of some voter such election district to be a legal rot therein, and of erasing therefrom the. nai of any person who, after a fair opportunity to be heard, shall be shown sot to be en-

titled to vote therein.

Done in accordance with an act of legislature of the State of New Jersey, entitled ‘ A further supplement to an act U> regulate ,r *>»-«—<» a—si

- 4, 18& and

4, 1896, snd the ameuraaewtatbereta Clerk af Cuware Roan! of Rtectioua. *MsyC H.N.J. 9-1-4 .

\ytCT JERSEY ft SEASHORE RAILROAD

4-45

4.00

5-»o

8-35

•230,300,35a 15* (Penna~Limited) 3^54 (New York Limited), 4 00. *5 00, *5 56.6 00, 7 00, *800,9 00, 1000 P M., 13 or. night,Sundays. 4 3 s - 4 4°. 5 00.5 18,8 25, 9 50 11.00 A. M., •1235, *230, 352, (Penns. Limited). \$4 (New York Limited), 400, *5 30. *5 56. 6 26,7 oor*8 00,10 12 P. M., 12 02nightFrom West Philadelphia only, 24s A. M.

and ®f2 33 P M daily.

• From North Philadelphia only, 12 28 PM

daily (Manhattan Limited).

WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

September 12, 1904.

For Baltimore and Washington. •635, 7.2a 832, io», 11 73. A. M., *12 31. *1 25. 344. 446. 525, 6 if, 11 28, P M,and 1209 night,, weekday*. Sundays. *6 35, 7 ». 905. ".23. A M., »i 25. *3 20, 4 46. 5 25. n 28

P. M. 12.09 night.

For Baltimore accommodation. 9.05 A. M. 2.os and 4.01 F. M. weekdays, 5.07, P. M. daily. » From Wert Philadelphia only, 335 and I 55 A. M., 2,55 (•5 33 Congressional imited,') 'SSS- “Sso. *7 35. P M., ^nii 5 ^ -5 - W. W. ATTERBURY, J. R. WOOD. Gent Manager. Paas'r Traffic Manager

GEO. W. BOYD.

General Passenger Agent.

PHILADELPHIA ft RZADQTB ROUTE. r ATLAHTIC CITY RAILROAD. TIME TABLE In Eflect SepL 20, 1904. -

WEEKDAYS.

Lv. Cape May

'a.

Arr. Phila.

7 15 am

(express)

9 15 a m

•3 35 p m

(express)

-5 55 p ur

SDK DAYS.

*4 30 p m ,.

[express]

6 40 p m

WKXKDAYS.

Lv. Phila.

Arr.

Cape May.

f 8 50am

[ex press!

11 GO a m

4 15 pm

[ex press J

■ 6 15‘ p m

SDXDAYS.

8 46 n m

[local]

10 58 a m

•Connects

ic City.

at Winslow Junction for Allan-

at Auditorium. Eureka Lodge, No. 7, IrndW L O. M - Meeta second and fourth Thursday* of rach month at Auditorium. Friendship Couucdl. No. 87, D. of

Tbotnaa H. Taylor, the popular boot and shoe maker, baa removed to Na 606 Washington street. Ha does all repairing neatly, thoroughly and at reoeonr" prioea. He hftkbeen doing burinem Cape May for 18 yean. Ripa In uppers sewed by. machine with silk to match Lout or brokedOYtietsarhooks replaced.

FOR SALE.

Two fine building lota on Washington treet, between ScbeUenger and Union tnwta. Lewie T. Stavena, 610 Weehington et.

.(From the Kansas aty Star.]

When TtkJen waia the pertjr*» noml _ee hie aebtarementa in fighting the tbievee In New York constituted a direct appeal to the voter*. Mr. dere-

Ignd s record as a reform governor

W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE !■ any Part of Cape May Ceaaty Holly Beach. N. J.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received for the repairing of the township home of Lower Township, Cape May county. New Jersey. untiLOctober Inform. riahediflL hod of the subacribcr. The township .reumit: ,-e reserves the right to reject any or all bid*. Dried September 14. 1904. Cbss. a Reeve*. - rnship Clerk. EWredge P O Cape May County, N-J-