CAPE MAY HERALD, THUkSDAY, JULY 6, 1905.

COUNTY NOTES News Gathered by our Special Correspondents This Week.

THE COUNTY OVER li hat is is Happening Among Our County Neighbors From week to week..

FISHING CREEK. Tht farti vtl hfld at the chapel on Sntnrdaj eveahiK for the benefit of tbrinj provtnent fund cleared f^2 70. Mina Kie*U Shaw spent part of Poturdav and Sondav with Mina bailie Woolson. Mi«. Geneva Shaw took tea with Mias Emma McPherson on Sunday. Mr. Bertram Snyder and wife of Er. ma apedt Saturday and Sunday with Israel Wool son and wife. Elwood Cox caught a sturgeon in gully here tup first of the week. Will McKean and wife entertained Will Swain, wife and daughter over Sun day. Messrs Jobb, Jame*. and Richard Uetningwav visited in 1 hiladelphia on Saturday und Sunday. • Richard Scbellinger called on relatives here last week Mise Nora Hand of Rio Grande spent Sunday with friends here. . Frank '’altheW* spent Suneay ’ Geo Towser and wife of Green <*r Claud Kid red nr, wife and son routed her parents over Sunday.

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The Country Calendar If you want to feel glad that yon are alive and able to 9aioy the wealth of outdoor treasures that our magnificent country affords, just read The Country Calender for July. The ludoos yellowgreen cantaloupe of the cover well indexes the seat that waits within John Borrongh’s keen eye und qmite phlloephy appear in some intimate personal notes from his July diary in this number. Dallas Lore Sharp repeal* the charm of bis former Country Calender nature talks in a captivation description of Phe Flood-Tide of Mid-July WU1 H Irwin, member of the breesr and brilliant .Bohemian Clnb of San Francisco, tells of their annual festival among the SOO-foot redwoods. Two articles give the'last words on the much-dMoused Luther Cnrbank.—one, an appectution by an ardent admirer. W S Harwood, on^a symposium of the conservative opinion as to Burbank’s commercial value, by George P. Poweli. “• apturing the Leaping Tuna of Avalon," California is the subject of a paper by Charles F. Holder Among other contributors are Frances Duucan, Mrs Martha McCulloch-Williams, Gelette Bargees and K. P. Powell. The Country’s continued etndloy meat of (he sincrest and pleasenlest outdoor literature, With its lavunly beautifnl pictures nod ty|>ography, will keep it high in the interests who truly love “God’s greeen earth.

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What is year height worth when measure mth Siive* Dalknf Tea Asa'S here to wise eesaefl rrsTw^irT-^Tiiiinr 4 "*" ry The contest is so simple toAhair that enrrbod} la hasitTcaa enter ha chOoewi asr great com]

foa ever taw; H was so awliwf faBay. And that other one that mane the tear* start in jour eyes

rradMwa The dip is the coatestsriB close and the prizes begin tu iMdsd oa or befoee Sept. >rt.*o5 National ——wasrs ocIt are ihwihlt tn the coapetitlw Betides the first ten prizes, each a track oi i doom as Ugh as the Mad of the prize wii Cheea aia tew awards o( tono each for the tn nndiwtawaM. S fTa, namagrade V.U.r -yog CHAPPLU, Zonrnm mStggM. MACAZINC. BOSXWHk MASS.

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Booklovcrw Alagaainc

In the Joly number of Appelton' Booklovers Magazine (the Book lovers Magazine, of Philabelphli, was recently purchased by D. Appleton A Comyany) will appear an article by |)r. Thomas W. Kvans, tbe American dentist who helped the Empress Eugene in her flight after the catastrophe of £edan. The writer describes in this article a visit he made to Napoleon III at WUheimiihobr, where Napoleon was held prixioner after his final defeatand capture. The article is taken from the a* yet unpublished memoirs of the writer. Hit style it rimjde and strightfonvard and Le has a keen perception for contrasts, speaking of Wilhelmsoohe he aayt: "Heev one of the uncles of Napoleon, King Jerome of Weslphalia, had reigned. But ,ii the overbear!eg mood of a conqueor, Jerome had shocked the good people of Caaael and its neighborhood by changing the name of\he place and calling it Napoleonvhohe; and, aa it were by a bitter iorny of late, Iti pass that in the palace thus named a Napoleon did live, not aa a reigning soverign, but as a prtMouer of war.

The Arena for July

fhe July ‘ Arena'' opere tbe thirtyfourth volume of the* atendard review with a very notable table of contents. Among tbe features that will appeal witn special interest to persons interested in civic life and duty are tbe following: “The Economic Struggle to Colorado,” by Hon. J. Warren MiIls;'‘Munictpal Black Plague," a story of tbe period of a t ter darkness which immediately preceded the recent revolt of the people of Philadelphia, by Kudoiph Blankenborg; “How the People Kfaoufd Acquire Public Utilities, by Prof. W. Bemis and F. F. Ingram; and a criticism Andrew D. White’s posioton on the railway quealion, by the editor of “The. Arena." There is also an admirable pfr entitled ‘■The Charm of Emerson, by Prof. J. R. Mosley. Ph. D., one of them oat fascinating papers that has been written in pedw on tbe Concord philosopher; “Homer Davenport: A Cartoonist Dominated by Moral I peals,” illustrated with a number of Mr. Dayan port’s best drawings; “Tbe struggle of Autocracy with Democracy in the MidEra, - ” by & P. Powell; “Our Diplomat kPloicy in Relation to tbe Republic of Panama," by Prof. Edwin Maxey; and “Tbe Idenny of Social ism and Christian, Ity,’’ by lames T. Van Be There are two original full-page cartoons in this issue: one drawn by Dan. Beard, tbe other by Ryan Walker, beside four full-page half-tones printed tn eepia on India tint paper. Tbeae with tbe "Mirror of the Preeeat,” tbe Book Studiescurrent cartoons, and book reviews make np one of the strongest' and most readable numbers of ‘Tbe Areana' that

SfatD HTHEET PERKY. NEW YORK Reading's New Terminus la Centre of New York CHy Com man ring Juu* 3lt.li tbe new uptown ferry at foot of WeatMdStreet. X. R , Nr" York, trill be opened to the public aad first claw ferry boats will ply regularly between that point and the Jersey City Station. Tbe New Terminal 1* a modern structure beautiful as wsll as utilitarian, with every rrsugemenl poadble for the comfort and ■atlsfaction of patron* as well ai their quick handling. The ferry honae is doubledecked with two walUnu room*, the one on main floor lie ing 50x80 feet and uu the upper floor 50«fi0 feet and aa the fern boat* are also ''doubledeckers" oa**enger» trill hr lauded from both upper and lower

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An Electric tab service at low rate* has been provided and the cabs will meet the passenger* at tbe water-front Instead of the street. The Metropolitan Street Hallway ha* oe-cperai«d by putting in loops for the following line*: 14th Street, »d Street, 38th A 3Kh Street lines. A baud some glass roofed canopy or marquise SO fret whir, extend* along the at reel front of (err>. and paarengers can alrp directly into the cars without being exposed to Inclement weather or running the gauntlet t the street traffic. Twenty third Street has long been r.oled * a great sbopnlsK centre. The Croaatown lines Intersect with the various htpuckes of the elevated line, all of which have sts lions on this street, while the New York Subway ptqaeota still another mean* transportation up or down the Island; thia u furthermore the heart of the houl apd theatre section. With the opening of this new ferry tbe old Whitehall.Term Inal (South Ferry) will be discontinued, but the Liberty Street Ferry will be mairttatnud with sendee un impaired.

Of all tbe newspapers In New York the one which has approached moat doer It to what an American newspaper should be in straight forwarduesa and tout, THE NEW YORK TIMES stand* first.” —Harper's Weekly. The Mew York limes "All the News That's Fit to Print.' Uivea more apace to news than any other New York newspaper It prints a greater variety of new*. It gives Impartial newi free from bias. It gore Into botnea that bar other newspapers- It Is a sane newspaper. neat In typography, rational in Its news treatment and independent In its opinion*. It has refused to appeal to viriona. tbe ignorant or the thonghtle Special Cable News i« one of the ! important feature# of Tbe New York Time*. Tbe I»ml on Times’ foreign report* appear In this country exclusively in Tbe New York Time*. No other American n.-^-*t.tper excels the New York Tin.** in tie nreaentatlon of Domestic Telegraphic Tbe Areorlsted Preas r*-[xirts are ‘ "by buodreda of Special Oor-

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