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CAPE MAY HERALD, THVRSDA«. JUNE 15. 1905.

Ur«MC«*'Orowrtb rmltr ftirnrrtlc l«»Mlrr«htp of Worthy 8iatr W. V. Gouut, Nrw Jcrwry l» on Joy In* a full ohorr of tU* oub■tiuilUl pro«rv»« now not«l In »o mnn* otbrr oociiono of oor W* country. Sinor January l. fourtcrti Granicoo and Our Pomona bar* born otartrd on their way. twrrral of them entirely new. other roor ganlaatlono. At Franklin Park and South Branch, in Soturrert County .at PlinobotO, Mliltowu and New Market, lu Middloaos county, are eome of the new onea. Suarox connty l» to ba»e a oew Pomona June T. When State Mrater (taunt war plaeeed In the lead hr reaolved to here active Gran in each county in the State. He has •acceded In all except Hudaou and that being tight by New York City, le almoat a olty ttaalf yet al»o ha* numbera who belong to a Grange just over the line In Bergen county. A number of special sixth degree meetings under State Grange auspice* are being arrged In different part* of the State, in preparation for a large claa* for the seventh degree* when the National Grange neeta next November. No pains ere being spared to make thla coming of the National Grange one of the very beat ever held.

Reading's Dining Car Service The Philadelphia & Beading Railway at.nuance* that the Dining Car Service was I nan gu rated on Jane 18th by the opor tlk>n of Dining Cara In oonjunetlon with the Central Railroad of New Jersey, week-days, between Philadelphia and New York as followa: A la carte breakfast will be served on 7.00 and &00 A. M. trains In each direction. A La Carte lonch on the 12.00 noon and IJX) P. M. trains In each direction and Table d'Hole dinner at tl.00 per Capita on the 5.00 and 6 00 P. M. trains each way. Mr. S. W. Derr, the Superintendent of Dining Car Service, haring formerly been Assistant Superintendent of the same department of the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. thoroughly understands the needs of travelers and will spare no efforts to accommodate and pleaae the Reading's pa

Hotel Keepers Protected An act of recent Legislature for the protection of keepers of hotels, boarding booses, etc., has been signed by Governor Stockes. It reads as follows: Any person who obtains any lodging, food or accommodation at any rest a rant, inn, hotel, boarding house or lodgingwlthout paying therefor, with Intent to defraud the proprietor or the manager thereof or who obtains creelt at such restnrant, inn, hotel, boarding house, or lodginghbuse by the use of any lilac pretence, or who after obtaining crfBit or accommodations at such reentrant, Inn, hotel, board, log boose, or lodging-house, absconds or surreptitiously removes his or her baggage therefrom without first paying for hts, her or their food, accommodations or lodging. Is guilty of a misdemeanor.

REDUCED RATES TO INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Account National Gymnastic Festival, North

Americas Gymnastic Union

On account of the National Gymna-tii-Fvstivalof the 5forth American Gymn**ti Union, to be held at Indiacapolis. Ind . Jane 21 to 25, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell round-trip tlcxvi* to Indianapolis. Jane 12 and 20, good retaining to leave Indianapolis not later than. Jane 2i, inclusive, from all stations on its lines at rate of single fare for the ronnd trip pins fl.00. On all tickets good for tiassaxe via Philadelphia, Balt I mors, and Washington, a stop-over within limit will be allowed at either of these places.

■•w Blnlng tsrvics oo the lew Jersey Ceetnl The New Jersey Central has just placed in commission on its New York and Philadelphia line six new dining ears. They leave New York and Philadelphia simultaneously at 7 and 8 a. m., 12 noon and 1.5 and 8 p. m. The service is superb and every detail is arranged to meet Cue exacting reqairemeuts of the traveling public. Each car haa^gtng aswell as eafe compartments, the furniture is of mahogany and leather and the interior farniahltucs are aot only elaborate but oomfo-tabla. The commiaaary department Is directed by a steward of Wide experience and the management Of the New Jersey Central Intends its dining car service shall be as famous as lu hourly train service between New York and Philadelphia.

Heaaior Mlat-b B»r The Trenton correspondent of the I’hlla delphls North American U»t Sunday -aid: While ibe political pot for Governor is ■iiuHierlug. SeioiUtr Minch, of (.'umberlami noiMUy. hit- -unounoed that be's gotng to Europe ibis summer in company with Senator Wakelee and Captain Edge, the latter one-time secretary ol tbs New Jersey SenateWith the coming back of Minch there will develop a boom for him for the Republican nomination for Congreoa, in the place of John J. Gardner. Tbl* will not be the liking of Gardner, and something Interesting will likely be beard from him. Of oourar. Wakelee will loee no time or opportunity to hurry along his boom for Governor. He will toe received by his constituents on a tug In New York harbor and dined.

Hi. John’s Church to Open St.John's P. B. Chnrch at Washington and Franklin Streets, open* oo Sundsy for the summer. It is announced that the following clergymen will conduct the service* during the summer: . jane «8—Rev. Henry Martvn Medarvr. Rector Memorial Church or the Advocate, Philadelphia. June Rev- Alfred G. Mortimer, D. D., Rhetor St. Mark’s Chnrch, Philadelphia dy *— : Rev. Edwin B, Niver, Rector Christ Church Baltimore.

r hurch of the Incarnation, Philadelphia, ib—Rev. F. A D, Launt, D.D., Rector David'a Chnrch, Manayunh, Philadelphia. July *3—Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, D.D., Rector St. Margaret's Chnrch, Washington, D. C. Inly »—Rev., Robert W. Forsyth, Rector St. Paul’f Church, Camden, tf. J. Aug. 6—Rt- Rev. John Scarborough, D. D., Bishop of New Jersey. Aug. 13—Rev- Winfield a Baer. Rector St. George’s Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. Aug. *>—Rev. Tame* R. L- Nisbett, Minister in Charge, Christ Chnrch Chapel, Phils-

A YALUABUfi PUBLICATION. | The Pounaylvagla Railroad 1005 buminerExvarnlon Route Book. Tha I'twamger Department of the Pennsylvania lull road Company baa published the 1M5 edition of tht Bammrr Excursion Route Book. This work is dnaignad to provida the public with deacripllva notes of the principal Summer resorts of the Unite i .Slates, «4th the bant routes for reaching them, and the rates of fare. It contains all the principal seaaborv and mountain reaorta in New Enland, the Middle, Southern, and Western Sanies, and in Canada, and over aeventeen hundred different routes or combinations of routea. The. book baa been compiled with the groataal care, and altogether is the troet complete and comprehensive band hook of Sommer travel ever offered to the public The cover is handsome and striking, printed In outers, and the book contains ajveral maps, presenting tbe exact routes which tickets ere sold. Tbe book is profusely Illustrated with fine half-tone cuts'of scenery at the various resorts and along tbe lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Thla very Interesting book may be procured st acy Pennsylvania Railroad ticket office at the nominal price of ten oenU, or, upon application to Geo. W. Boyd. General Psaaenger Agent, Brood Street Station, Philadelphia, by mall for twenty cents.

Aug. 27—Rev. G. M. Perkins, Rector Trinity Chnrch, Vineland, N. J. Sept. 3—Rt- Rev. Leighton Coleman, S. T D., LL.D., Bishop of Delaware. Sept. 10—Rev. T. J. Taylor, Rector Church of the Advent, Kennett Square. Pa.

THEORY ABOUT CHERRIES.

lafc Only Bveay Other Tear. A drisen of Council Bluffs, la-, has advanced a new reason for tbe biennial cherry crop end la confident be has discovered a remedy, says a special dispatch from Council Bluffs to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Explaining his theory recently to a meeting of the Council Bluffs Horticultural society fata idea-was generally received with favor, and should the present season, .prove the truth of his contention a new and profitable discovery will have been

abundant only every other year is because of the manner In which they are picked. His theory is that when the cherries are picked tbe bods -for the next year's crop are pulled off with the fruit Tbe method of pie cing cherries Is to pun both stem and cherry from the tree. "If you will notice a basket of eficrtlee in the market” be says, “you will see that part of the bark of tbe limb is on tbe stem. Usually there

hanging

and if yon will look closely you will find bods on the stem. All other fnxK leaves Its stem on the parent stalk. Plume, apricots, apples, peaches, raspberries, blackberries and other fruits drop off. of, when picked, pull off without bringing tbe stem with them.** Mr. 4 Wilson last summer dipped all his cherries from tbe tress with shears, and this year the trees are full of bloom, promising an abundaijt yield. His experiment Is being watched with

Bsrt KtUlsg Parties Is Missouri. Farmers In the southern part of Petris county, in Missouri, report that swarms of rats are playing havoc 00 the farms, says a Sedaiia spedsl dispatch to The Bt. Louis' Republic. The rodents are unusually large, and, besides wrecking coracrlba. the animals

even young pigs In many instances. Fanners are afraid to put out poison for fear It will be distributed to their feed pens, but rat kllllng parries are of nightly occurrence and hundreds of rodents have been killed.

Red need Rases So Trenton via Pena-

For the

the G. A. R- State Depart 1 Tree toe, N. J., Ji sylvania Ballrowd Company will sell round trip rickets to Trenton from all stations on Its lines In the State of Bow Amy, June «. 22, and 28. good returning until jBBo2K.tndaslTa.ali ~

BOSTON, Mass., June 18.—Tbe death Is announced at FoH .Warren. Boston harbor, of Major James C. Bnsh. U. R A, of the artillery corps. Death was caused by apoplexy. Major Bush was born to Connecticut to WW. He was to the Philippine service and while there hts has ' ' ^ ‘ ~

Taa Dyke PRINCETON. N. J.. June 18.—Dr. Henry Van Dyke left here for a throe * 1* salmon fishing trip on tbe north of tbe Bt. Lawrence river In the Baguenay. He will spend the

REDUCED RATES TO BALTIMORE Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account International Convention United Society of Christ Ian Endeavor For tbe International Convention United Society of Christian Endeavour, at Baltimore, Md., July 5 to 10, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell round trip tickets to Baltimore, at greatly reduced rates, from all stations on its lints east of and in eluding Pittsburgh. Erie, and Bufilo. The rate from Pittsburgh will be •0.00, from Altoona fl.49, Erie 112. Williamsport •0.82, Buffalo 811.00, ransndaigna •8.70, Elmira ISAft. New York •8.80, Newark, N. J., 8110, Reading •5.15, Wilkeabar*7.06, Dover, Del, •AW. with corresponding redactions from all other points. Tickets will be sold on July 8, 4, and 6, good for return passage leaving Haiti more until July 15, Inclusive. On payment of •1.00 to Joint Agent at Baltimore an exon of return limit to August 81 can be obtained. Tickets vis Philadelphia permit stopover within limit, if depos ted with the ticket agent at Broad Street Station. Special excursion UcXeta are on sale every Saturday and Sunday from Bait! more to Washington and return at rate of •1.26 for the round trip. Thcac tickets are good for return passage until the lato train Sunday nlpht, affording ample opportunity for delegates to visit the Kariooal Capital.

Mottiogs! Mottingsi! Row is the time to ma.irp rour Selections. I have a fine line of Japanese and China Mattings. The Price you cannot match either in this -city or Philadelphia, taking grade for grade. — A few Rolls left over at a reduction of one and two Dollars less on a Roll. THESE WILL ROT LAST LORG.

Lowest One Way and lend Trip BaUa te All PotoU Wort rU How Jtraoy Control

The New Jssey Central has arranged to sell ronnd tickets to Portland, Ore., from date till September 28th and good to return within 80 day* for 874.60 to Denver and return for 4S.O). on sale from Jane 28th till July 8b, and good for return trip till August 8th: to Denver for 43.00, on sale August HU and 12th, final return Umlt S.ptember 26U: to Denver and return on sale August 28th September Sd return to be asade before October 7th. Summer exennioo ticketo on sale to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pneblo till September and good to return till October Slat nJO. San Francisco, Cal., tickets will be sold for 878.78 on Aug. 5th till 15th, good to return within 86 days. Hate other datea dates till September 28th to Los Angelas or San Francisco, 885.50 and final retarnlimit90days. Low rates to all other potato.' Liberal stop-offs at Niagara Falls, Detroit, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and otfasr points of interest. Variable routea going and coming. If any information is dsslrsd. write or see Ira E. Whyte, District Pameigenf gent. Asbnry Park,

REDUCED RATES TO NIAGARA Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Account Imperial Council, Ancient Arabic

Order of the Mystic Shrine

Oo account of tbe Imperial Counoil, Ancient Order of the Mystic Shrine, at

K. Y.. Jane 10 and 21, tbe Railroad Company will toll

(to to Niagara Falls from stations on in Unto at greatly reduced

PortTille | . . . r.mm intermediate stations, tickets wW be sold »d good going June Ufbd 20, good remi tog until June M, imlosive. From ell oth«F stations on the Pennsylvania Railroad rickets will be sold and June 18 and 12, good returning

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By deposit of Joint _ than June M and payment of fifty of retarn limit may bo ob-

Dr. Franklin says: “Nothing is certain except death and taxes.” If so, nothing is more plain than that a man should insure his life.

Wdte for information of policies The Prudential INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA. Office, Newark. N. J. Incorporated ss s Stock Company by the State of New Jersey. JOHN F. DEYDEN. President LESLIE D. WARD. Vice President. EDGAR B. WARD, sd Vice President FORREST F. DRYDBN 3d V|c* Pres. WJLBUR S. JOHNSON, 4th Vice President snd Comptroller. EDWARD GRAY, Secretary. H. B. Richakdson, Asm. Snpt., Cape May Conn House, N. J. 2080

CHARLES A. SWAM. Local Phone 68.

305-7 Jackson Street,

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CAPE MAY, N, J.

CHILDREN’S

DAY

SPECIAL A special sale of Children's white dresses and

suspender dresses of all kinds.

A lot of Ladie’s shirtwaist suits and silk waists to be Sold at reduced prices THIS WEEK. Just received a new lot of Men’s and Boy's Spring Clothing, all of the very latest designs. Men's white vests from 98c to $2.50. A lot of bleached sheets from 50c up, table linen, toweling, etc.,

at greatly redneed prices. Special for the Countnr.

Watch for my wagon, all of the latest rtyla doth.mg at the latest price*.

LOW-RATE TOUR TO DENVER

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Account International Convention, Epwortb

On account of the Epworth League International Convention, to be held In Dan . ver. Otd., July 5 to B, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has arranged a tour to Denver under its Personally-conducted System. A special train of high-grads Pullman equipment will leave New York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Altoona, and Pittsburgh on Monday, July 2, arriving In rerat 12J0noon00 Wednesday. July K. Tickets covering round-trip transport

berth) going, and all areals 1° dining oar -when traveling oo special train, glU be sold at the following ver? low rates: New York. toKJO; Philadelphia. *61.75; Baltimore. fB&jOO; Washington, JKO-OO. Harris

lo. and Will ha good for return past regular trains to leave etthar ef the aboveisioDad points not later than July 14. Depqrtt of tickets with Joint Agent at either Drover, Colorado Spring*, or PaeblobrtUtorthan July 14 sad payment of '** ro^mlTtotoTTtithe? 1 of the

a to take edvrotoff* of the many deals the Cdor* L the Yi

Grand Canyon of Arisons, and the Lewie and Clark Exposition at Portland, for which special reduced-rate ticketo will be sale at Denver, Colorado Spring*, and

For farther U c&c rates, stopover privileges, and n tog routes consult ticket agents. A descriptive itinerary will be mailed upon application to Goa W. Boyd. General Paeaanger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX- * PAYERS. Your attention is called to the new law concerning collections for the arrearages ia taxes which imposes upon tbe collector the dosy of selling all property against which taxes ore assessed end remain unpaid on the first day of Inly following their tosessmenL Section 3 of the tax act reads aa follows: "When taxes on real property ivtnain in' arrears on the first day of July in the year foUowingthe levying thereof, the collector or other officer charged by law ia the taxing

c any part thereof

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