CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. tgoj

CAPE MAY HERALD JERSEY’S

HIGH COURT

AN INDCNCNDtNT WCCALY.

PabUthrO Every Tliyr»4ey Moral! at ftoe Waabln(toa Street. Care May. N J SUBSCRIPTION

THB H RALL). CAPE rtAY. N. J.

THURSDAY. AUOUST J. 1903.

.No Temptation fur lloi>i In 11*01* Eliha Hoot, of Nee York, her m»uj ol the qnallUr* wUicb ic»v« cLarm lo llit pmoiiam? of Jobn Hay. He b«» all Uie rare yifu of |>aUeDce. >leatlfa>l-

dcw, earucatnew. and

wbicb. coapled wltb prufuuni

I rrudllloD makegood

meu great, belf-reliaul. aua-linpolaive, never veekiug notoriety, and al*ay» avoiding needieaa puUicily ElUin Koot typUiea in ni» pnvale and profeaaional career, the spin! ol Uie tugboat principle

Kilnt

u all tl

Thoae who kno« Mr. Kool have meaaumi tua high ideals' hts nobility of character, hi* aingli purpose, and bis unseltUh dev the party lor which tie has done so much resent the imputation that an ambition to he a canid ale for the presidency in 18US prompted acceptance oi ' the Sjecrelaryahip of State. No such temptation waa needed, and none waa placed befor him, ior that would have raised a most effective harrier lo the fuitUlmcbt of the President's dewire. No two men in the country understand each other better than President Kooseee.t and EUbu Kool. Their long-con-tinued intimacy has cemented a friendship of an uusual tpye. It waa the earnest appeal of one great hearted, warm-blooded friend to another equally great-hearted a*d noble-minded that made Elihu Koot the successor of John Hay, and brutgbt to this country, and to all the peoples ui the world, a sense of satisfaction as exhilarating as it is ,. extraordinary.

Cape May The Select Cape May never looked prettier than It does at prsenl, with its green velvetlike lawns, and its innumerable beds ol hydrangen. There seems to be something in the soil and climate which dedt veto pa the aixe and color of these flowers. From one end of Columbia Aveneu to the other, in 11 ages street,' South Lafayette street. Ocean s and Washington street almost every lawn U covered with multi-colored bydrangeas. Even on beach Avenue Where the ocean spray Hies on the lawns when the breexe is blowing briskly from the aonth, the hypraugeas

grow luxuriantly.

Around the Weighlinan villa, skirtIng the residence of Dr. Charlie N. Davis, Srudding the green of the charming Bogera' villa, ami in charmingly arranged about the fine residence of J. Wesley Allison, there are thousands of these plants with their nodding plumes, swaying gently in the breexes. Cape May at this season of the y. Is a ventable bower of color and green, with Sowers of almost every deecription, mingled with shrubbery, bosh and tree.

The recent appointment of James K. Hi as a Judge of the Court - of Errors aud Appeals has brought that tribunal the limelight ol new spa|wr pub The constitutional history ol people of New Jersey . ills Uie if last resort, and Uiereluie lue highest court in the Slate It Is cuu.posed of the Chancellor, “ho preside.. he Chief J ustice and the eight aasocUl. UBilt-es of the supreme Court aud six .prcial judges, making altogether s ourt of sixteen members. The present xagie; Chi el Justice, WUHatu fiutiunrrc, tssreiate Justices, Jonathan Olxuu, . barite C. Uarrisou, J. Franklin Earl, lDram U Uarrelaou, Charles E. tteuInelson. Mahlon i’Uney, Francis J. jwayse and Allred Keed, and special or ■lay Judges. Jonu W. Bogert, William ;t. \ rtdenhurgh, Uarret D. W. Vroom, ■eurge K. Urey, ElmerEwlngfireenand lames K. Util. Ol the six special j odge* our are Dwyers and two are laymen. Tuner the constitution of 17TC Ni Jersey, like New York, made the highest judicial tribunal the Council, or benate, as now called, and this in New Jersey was |-resid'd over by the Governor aa ex-othdo president. Thu, of course, was patterned after the House of Lord* of England, in which body rested the last resort in all case* of law and equity. The difficulty that naturally arose was that mem ben of the Council were not always Dwyers- At times there very lew and sometimes none. The direction of the court in the right was left to the Governor, who had to be a Dwyer. because, under the constitution of New Jersey, be was ex officio Chancelor. 1 he dissatisfaction with a court this character, changing, as It oouid, yewriy by the annual election erv great and waa one of the principal causes that led to the cslliug -onsutulloual Convention in 1&4H, the main purpose being to incorporate in the fundamental Da the entire paration and independence of the three great departments of the government, namely, the executive, judicial

and legisDuve.

it came to form the Court ol Errors and Appeals the debates'in the Convention showed that it w^s the most diihcnlt and delicate task. 1 he Dymen iturelly resented the idea that the old Court, consisting of the Council, should be abolished, and fought hard lor some itattoo at leaat in the judiciary. In looking over the reports ol the constitutional Convention it will be seen that many strenuously objected lo the creation of a separate Court of Appeals imposedeutirely of lawyers. The

Milan I driveways throughout the reworl and leading out Into the surroundlua country Tbs ocean front boo lev aid which D Bye miles la length and one hundred and two feet wide affords an exoelDut plan for r'-dlng along the front of the ocean and enjoying the healthful eea breexee which are wafted along before the sephrye from the cores. Connected with this ocean front boulevard D the btale roadway built by the county commissioners in conjunction

the New Jersey State roadway which ms a ulstaum of twenty mtlre north this resort and D connected by larn- ,. aiao built out of the 6tale road «. w the sister resorts In ths county, it forty miles of thb roadway D In »-.t of condition so that an aototaocan •tart at fllwell’s Point, ride a ore of five nT.lea along the ocean front,

then turu at right angles north and can go twenty five miles on an aluiMt straight

way northward and, at their option. tr.ru off U> the resorts of Five MID ;h, or to Ses Isle City, or to O

City. Not only do the aoiomobilDts do this, but those who have bones and «qul-

- here enjov the aame routes of travel.

City Directory. Mayor—TbM. W. Millet Jan.l. 1806 Aids mi an- Francis K. Du k*-. Jan. 1, 1807 Councll-Jos. Hand -Jan. 1. 1W7 _ Samuel T. Bailey .....Jan. 1. 1807 Uobsrt J. Dree well.. Jan. 1.1807 T. Maakel Sharp Jan. 1, 18W Jaa. J. Doak —Jan. 1,1808 « K. Brooks...Jan. 1,1808 Taylor........ Jan. 1. 1808 LouD C. Sayre... ’ Jan. 1.1808 F. Sidney Townsend Jan. 1.1806 Hecordsr—Jno. W. Tbompsjn Jan. 1. 1806 Assessor—Gilbert C. Hugnea. Jan 1. 1806 Collector Sol Needlea Jaa. 1,1806 - rarer—Isaac H. Smith Jan. 1, ' sDAonere of Appeal, Theodore Mueller Jen. 1.1806 Kdward Creese Jan. 1, 1806 Tboe. R. Wales. Jan. 1. ‘

Cape May Poet offler

Arrtral and departure of malls. Week days, arrive, 6.10, *-*5, 10-&S, 11 06 a m; 315 p m.. Saturdays only , «-86, 5A8. 6 80, .10 p. m. Depart, b.15. 6 00. 8.40 a. m.. 50, 4.00, 5.15, 6-30 p. m. Sundays, 10.45 a o.. 4.30 p. m. Dally collect lone; 5.30 a m. 18.0; m.. 8.00 p m.. 5.45 p. m. Dally dell-

tuo a m., 1800 m . 6J0 p. m

day* oollecttou 801 p. m. Office open from 6.00 e. m. until 8 p.m. weekdeya Money Order Department open from 8 a. m. until a. week days Office open Sundays

from It noon until 1p m.

Points fUr Advertisers

Advertising- of the right kind-alwi did. does now and always will pay. 1 it must be of the right kind. Take more Interest in It and show your personality. The HsRald s advertising columns are

constantly increasing.

I. Clerk..

BOAKD OF BDUCATIOK. Samuel B Stiles, President. 8- H. Moore vice preside Or. Edw.nl H. idillUps. C William H. Thompson.. Walter A. Lovett. Barclay L Schellenger... William T. Stevens Dr. A. L Leach Charles F. Quidoft.

BOARD or HEALTH. B r. A. L. Lesrh. president ..nepL L WOJ r. V. M. Dr Marcy. Swretary M* Robert S. Hand " 1804 Lafayette kl. 1DI-. “ DO* Albert B. Uttle “ 1904 George L Loweu - • DW6

Beereury—Lewis T. Btevefc— Treasurer—Tbomss W. Millet.

County Directory. justice Supreme Court—Francis f. Swayxe. r::SS ■i. rrsa Prasecotv of Pleas-Harry S. Douglass. Hep :vo& Sheriff—William H. Bright. Rep...,.....i^jy Cutuncr’s —Hubert S. MiUer, Hep 1915 Coroner's—John D. Craig. Uep 1M6 Coroner's—Chaa 11. CkmtVag, fi. p .. 1806 Couaty Clerk —Julius Way. Uep U10 Burtogate—H. Cilntuu Hewitt. Kep 1007 County Collector—Joseph I. Scull K. 1808 Oraniy Board of Eleetlone Jos. K. Hand. Bin- 1906 Couaty Board of Elections- Charles E. Foster, Kep 1S06 Ovisly Board of Elections-Wm. J. Tyler.

Hall,819 Washington street, on aeunod and fourth Thursday* of each mouth. Cape May Council, No. 1681; Royal Ar mum—Meets first and third Tuesday* id each month at Aodltorinm. Cape May Lodge. No. tl. A. O. C. W - Meets flrgt aud third Thursday* of each month at 819 Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. 0. U A M. No 186—Meets In hall at Cold Spring, every Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Columbia Lodge, No. 88. Independent Order of Mecbanlce—Meets each Monday at Auditorium. Eureka Lodge. No. 7. Ladles' I. O. M - Meets second and fourth Tfauradays of each month at Auditorium Friendship Council. No. 17. D. of A--Merta on Tneeday afternoon of each week at 880, In Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall, Cold Spring. The John McCray Poet No.. 40, G. A. K. meets on the third Kridgy of each month at 7.80 o'clock p. m.. It Franklin street school building. Mayflower Lodge. No. 858. Independent Order of Odd Fellows—Meets each Friday at the Auditorium. Jackson street. OgallalD Tribe. No. 157. Improved Order of Had Men—Meets at 810 Washington street. Cape May Fire Department, meets f Monday evening In each month at nor Washington and Franklin streets

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Trail

6-45

SMALIw SAYINGSHOW THEY GROW 5 cents a day in one year ann um* to $ 1*. jt. in ten yrs f 182.5<»

The foregoing tabic docs added, would largely increase

lot include intei the results show

9.13 a.

- A.M-HXPRKSS. Connect* fr. * ‘ Angle sc* Branch Arrives st PI adclphia S.43 s m. 0 nc A M—HXPBKSS. Connect, fr 7 j Anglesea Branch, Ocean City ■ Sea laic City. Arrives si Philadelphia 11

County Board of Elections-Michael Keanu, Deni. 1 Terms of Court—Fourth Tueedsy In Ap September and Doremoer.

AUDITOR’S SALE

Cape May County Circuit Court Frederick W Wolff, 1 In attachment. vs > On Contract. ' A. Jackson. J Notice of sale, virtoe of an ordet made in the shove I cauve by the said court, on the nineteenth day of July 1905. the muditot appointed by the said 1 said cause, will sell and make 1 . S blic vendue, at the office of Lewis T. -vena. No. 610 Washington Street, in the City of Cape May. County of Cape May and 'Cl.tr. rtf New lefWV. OU

In the busy season the residents of lb* city do not want to forget that there are officers to be selected to be presented to <0 the primaries for nomination during

; of August and early pert of id It D highly important tlmt election Capuflrfj eelee-

_ jo into council who will | than for the express purpose of looking after the Interests of the city and In Tiding economical government for this resort Than are many matters which the

it oLCape May feel should

was composed ol the Chancellor, judges of the supreme C.urt, and aix judges be especially appointed, there being do qualification attached that they abould he members of the Bar. Tbelact after this eomtiluuon waa adopted ami the Court of Errors and Appeals first came into being the tlx special, judges constituted just half of the court but from an early tune it waa the custom to appoint Dwyers, although the Dy element has always bud mi representation in the court. Among the eminent Dwyers who have held the place may be named William N. Wood, James Bpeer, Garret D. Wall, Amxi Dodd, Caleb £. Green, Robert Green and others. Although the majority of the special judges were Dymen, prominent in various walks of life, and generally men of high character and ability, their presence in the court was always regarded by members of the Bar as an incongruity. When Governor Griggs came in he resolved to take four of these judges irotn the Bar and appointed William L. Dayton, Charles E. UehdncksoD, James H. Nlffon and John Barcalow, and that practice has been continued down to the These special judges share In all the

duties of the court

•U ought to be men who are well-known la busiaras drclss. Either person* wl regular Inmnna are sufficient to maintain there or others who are regularlv employed or are doing bruin ere te such a degree that they know the value of their money should be elected to city council to aoveni for other*. The aame ruD should be applied to the selection of other officer

Outdoor Life Here Outdoor diversions are even mor lar than they were a year ago morning until night It D one <

meat at the Golf dub bouse, are partldpated In by tha smart set and highly enjoyed. Yachting too has It. ’ those who like to go out no waters of ths seuada. The Caps May YachtaabDIa a flourish!u*

M;,Ik Kilty f tyobe, BE t jo o'clock in the afternoon of said day. 1 that ccriaia tract or parcel of land and

premises, hereinafter particularly described, •ituate, lying and being in the City of Cape May. in the County of Cape May and State of New jersey, bounded and described as

follows, toNrit:HECINNTSG

of Washington , M.di.nn Avon northeast corner

BOARD OF CHOSEN FKEEHOLDEKS. Anthony B. Smith, Palermo Jsn.i 1906 W. (j. Jobaaon, Ocean City—Jan 1. 1907 John P Fox. Oocwa City Jan. 1. 1907 C. P. Vaoaman, Dias Creek. Jan. 1, 1906 t ree D LodUm.So Denui* Jan 1,1907 m. T Batr. Ftahlnx Creek . Mar. 1606 West ley K. Wales. Cap* May. Jan. 1. IBOy MlcaJah K Smith. Care May .Jaa. l.IBOU Anthony B. Smith, Director; Samuel

Townsend Clerk.

State Senator—Lewis M. Creese. Ocean

City.

1906 ' M. R. Hildreth.

Church Directory

SL John's P. E. Church

St. John's P. K Church, corner Washioirton and Franklin eta, Sunday ear Holy Communion, 7.80 a. m, (as anoi ad.) Holy Communion, 10.80 a. m flrst Sunday of each month. Morning

stake standing in the : Prayer, 10.80. Even lag "Prayer, 8.00. The

. said stake being the

'. lot. bnt now Mary A. fean^s 1 Winfietd a Brer 1 ng thence (1) along the curb L ashiuston street north thirty- ... An * u i l . f 0- J*®** ^

K;'? said Wsahington street north thirtyfive degree* and forty-three minntea cast (N .15 4J’ K-) sixty (60) feet to a sttke; thence <» sooth and binding on lands of Harry XL Jackson fiflyfonr degrees and fifty minutes east (S. 54° 30 - B.) one bnndred aud fifteen feet and nine inches (IIJ 9-t >fV) to a sake for a corner; thence (3) south thirty-five degrees sod fortvthree ^Ttea wret (S. js° 43' W.) Mxty «6o> feet itakc for a corner, said corner being

of the said Mary A. Hand's

August so—Rev. James R. L Nubctt, Vicar Christ Chnrch Chapel.PhiladelphiaAugust 7}—Rev. C. M. Perkins, Rector

Trinity Chnrch. Vineland, N. J.

September y—Rt-Rcv. Leighton Coleman.

6.T.D., LL.D , Bishop of Delaware.

September 10—Rev. T. J. Taylor, Rector Church of the Ad vent. Hen nett Square. Pa

Hand's

and fifteen feet si

? wT w

le inches (115 9.11 fl>

the place of beginning, containing six onsand amLnine hundred and fifty square H of land, be the aame more or leae.which

: seised and attached by

III EFFECT 10^24, 1806.

Trains will leave Cape May as follows f

PHILADELPHIA:

M—ACCOMMODATION Stops t principal intermediate stations. from Anglesea Branch. Ocean City Sea Die City. Arrive* at Philadelphia

2.20

r M-EXPRESS. Connects I

fees isle City. Arrives at' Philadelphia *.»

Connects from Msnrice River branch, rrives at PhiladelphU 5.77 P M. . .„ P. M —EXPRESS. Connects from Anglesea Branch. Arrives at PhiDdelphia 6.4J p. m. c . e P.M—EXCURSION TRAIN. Con-->'rD neca from Anglesea Branch. Ocean City, and Sea DD City Arrives at PhiD delphDSljPM. B UVD AY TRAtVS. , . e P. M. KXI KESS Connecu from J-T J Anglesea Branch, Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Arrives at PhitadelphD S-gc

PM

^ 00 P.M.—ACCOXtMODATION. Stop*

Arrives

5 , e. P. Si. exthesb connecu irom ' * u Anglesea Branch. Arrives at Phila-

delphia 6.55 P- m -

/: nn P. M —EXCURSION TRAIN. Con nee** from Anelesea branch. Ar-

nects from Anglesea branch, rives at PhiladelphU 8*5 p m. P. M.—EXPRESS. Connecu from

' inch. Ocean City and ives Philadelphia 10.55

Anglesea h sD City. At

FROM PHILADELPHIA.

GILBERT C HUGHES. Anditor. LEWIS T. STEVENS. Attorney.

Dated. July M. 1005.

ST. MAEl's B. C. CBUBtiB. Rev. Fatber D. J. Kelly, Rector. Honrs of divine service on Sundays, Msares at 7 and 9 a. a. Sunday School at 2J0 r. a. Rosary, sermon and benediction ol the Most Bieaeed Sacrament at 8.00 p.b. Week-days, Maes at 7 JO A. U. Semoea every Fnday evening at 6. r. a. chcucii or tux ai>tkbt. Re*. Francis T. H. Finn, In charge. Sunday Services: 10. BO a m. Morning Prayer and Bernsou; 880 a m, Sundayschool; 8.00 p. m.. Kveolng Prayer and

a-m.. 1 3D (Saturday only), ajo 4.08 (90 min utea) and 5.S0 P- m. week-days. Accommodation ;a8 and 5.35 p. m. Sunday, expresa, 9.00 a. m Accommodation, 7.30 a. m. 61.00 Excursion Train, 7.00 a. m. daily. Trains leave PatLADaLTBiA. Broad Street

Station Tor NEW YORK. Jnneti, 1905-

Rxpresa, weekdays,438,440. 4 S3. 5 ‘8. — ®iI 00,

•400, *5 00. P.M.. uoa.

p f 610.36

IN CHAJidfiRY OF NEW JERSEY. To Seward C. Powell and Mary A- Powell: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery, made on the day df the date hereof, in a enure wherein He*ry L Patter- •-*——*— —1 nbd others are . ralred to sgraisr. plead, answer or demur to the MU of said complainant on or before the twei ‘ day of September, next, or the said be taken aa confessed against yon. The said MU is filed to foreclose dated November 05. moj. on lands in

City of Cape May. New

Seward C. Powefi are at becanae aa the hnahand of Mary A. Powell, ran claim to have some interest in said lends, and goo Mary A. Powell are mads.a

thereto by the preaid lug judge of the

Dw and the chief justic*- in cases ol equity. There D nothing In the con' stitution that differentiates there socalled “lay” judges from other members

of the court.

The court D generally regarded by lembere of the Bar as abnormally Urge nd waa often referred to during the discussion of tne proposed amend men o the oonatitnUofi two year* ago as 'town meeting." It D quite probable that the com mission now considering revision of the judiciary of ths State may recommend the wiping out of thif court and the the creation of a small and independent oowrt of last resort.

iteof 1908 pro*

such a court, to consist of s chief judge

, tlB t

Solicitor of CompMirural.

S14 Ocean Street, Cape May, N.J. pf ^ eg

Notice.

Prayer and L Thursdays, evening PraYvr and addt .09 pm. Other service* as announced. FfiXXBTTXUIAH CBCBCB. Rev Arthur W. Spooner, D. D., PasPraise service In the lecture room every wbbwlh mornlngat 10o'elook. Morning ervtoa at 10.80. Kveolng service at 7AO. Mid-week prayer mredliB at 7JO. Junior Endeavor Friday afternoon at 4. o’clock. Senior Endeavor Friday eraolng at 7JO Su »daj-school at 9Ja AMIconlUlly invlied. Sena Free. ^ FIRST M. X CBCBCB. Rev. James Burns, Pastor. Preaohlug OU bunds) morning at 10.80. to thnsvanlng ai 7.45. ^ Mootings st 9 A. B. and 8.80 r. B, Sundays. bundsy School at 8 P. M. Epworth league Monday ovnnlng 8 o'clock.

IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY To William Willougfaby: By virtue of aa ordet of the Coast of f New Jersey, made 00 the day hereof is a canse wherein Mil

City of Ocean CSty are defendanU, you s before the tweutMlr*" v *--»»> next, or the said bill w "Sasariw try Market Street, Camden, N. J, p f 64.5c

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice D hereby fives that all oereoi

ifttag tumr* firm wWtaS mfi mtm tstosd. Rnwaai. Baraa.

58 ii °°* /f m noon. ^ J S' 9 4^, •a jo, j 00, *t3 w, *t3-ta 4 50. •- -6.600, 7 00, *8 00.9 00, 10 1: L SCKDAYS. 4 38. 4 40, 4 S3. . 95011.00 A.M.. *1335. 3to *r 30

*13.34.400,530, *5 56. 6 36, *700. •8 c .

~ ” , I a or night. ,

. wn West Philadelphia only. J 45 A. M.

and »13 34*M 4aHy,

WASHINGTON AND THB SOUTH.

Jnlyp. 19°3

For Baltimore and Washington. *635.

evening at 8 Class meetings, Tuesday, Thnradaj sad Friday evenings. baptist cauncn. Rev. H. F. Cisco, Pastor. Preaching 00 Sunday morning at 10.80. lo the evenbig at 7 JO.

10 JO

timiday School al 2.80 r. B. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting al

7 JO o'elook

Young People's Meeting Frida;

ing a: 7.S" a'olock

Men's Meeting Saturday evening alB.OO

It you wish to take adt-intagc of the aboyc, rail or w t<le o us and we will gladly open an account with vm. Three per cent. Interest paid. Security Trust Company, Of Camden, N. J. Cape May Banking House, COR OCEAN AND WASHINGTON STREETS.

,W. LENOIR

PAPER HANGINGS.

plaster Cueth a Specialty "^llncrusta, THHalton ai^ Burlaps and $how Rooms, Second floor Smith Bldg S10 ash. CAPE MAY, N. J.

Paint! Paint! Paint!

lothlng bet th* beet tnalerisD. I mix patote*preperiy, apply ttem thoroughly and rapidly, and cxrrcii

e- rood Oat* la the sclcctlm of oofon Goaraatcs all work T' faralah estimates, and promptly attend Is all ordet*

Uns of Paints, OU. Sains, Putties Fillers. Brushes, V..........

end other Coloring Materials of highest quality. liAFAYEHUFE BENNEHnF

103 Jackson Street, - Cape May, N. j. PRACTICAL HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTER. AGENT FOR J. E. PATTON'8 8UHPBi5*K PAINTS. JW-I alas give specOl etteutlau to glass contracts, acd handle eadssfvrty tos paw ducts of the PITTSBUSC PLATE CLASS CO They are of finest quality tad m ewer D prir* than the common grades, which give nothing bo: dl*s.r1«>arrtou 61 kind* e» plsre. whita window sad oolorsd gtaae carried in stock TJtFwT-v. T= . TJrr-om JL*7X) FKJ’A'aBtX: .nTMrtata

7inr Zflrfri and Jewelry Step airing Cape SHay 3iamondt Souvenir Spoons rtn 1 -ycr A. WTTT-bTQTTOlsr STS6SSX

Wwf'phiDdelphia only, 5 55 * A. M., 3.55*5 44. *6 eud *7 35

It J5 A. 1 L daily-.

•Dining Car. tExtra-fare Train. W. W. ATTERBURY, J. R. WOOD. GcnT Manager. Paea'r Traffic Managm

GEO. W. BOYD.

General Passenger Agent.

ATLANTIC aTTEAOJOAS. TIME TABLE In Efiert Jane 34, 1905. WEEKDAY*. Lv. Cape May- Arr. Phlta. 6.10 a.m. (accommodation) 8J6a.fn 7 16 a m (Exprere, 98 minute*)8.46 a.~ •8.06 a. m ' Expreva, 9.45 a 2.80 p. m Kxprere. 4.25 p. •8.00 p.m. Kxpreas 5.10 p.m 800 p. r tn accommodation. 6 26 p.m 4.66 p. m. Kxpreas. «.56 p.m 0.00 p m fl.00 ExcuntOD ' 8.10 p — aoxBAia. 6 80 a m (accommodation) 9.86 a 1 S.D0 p m (accommodation) 6.10 p 4.16 p m express, 010 p.m 6 00 p m 61.00 Excursion 8.IU p.m 8.60 p m expreas, 10.40 p.m

Lv. Phil*. Arr. Cape May 7.00a m fl.00 Excursion 9.18 a m 8 60 a m express 10 40 8.80 am Local 11.14 a-m 11.60am Express, 1J4 p.m 1.40 p m express, 3 S6 p m 4 16 p m 90 minute express 6 46 pm 4JO p. m. (scoommodstton.) 7J0 p.m 8JO p. m express. iJOpm BCXOAVR. 7.00am61 00 Excursion 9.10 a. 8 00 a m accommodation 10 21 • as;: ta;*. •Change Oars at TuckaLucA vaais avxar boob ourmuHovu

r Fbbbt-Wbr tU St«xxt, t Nxw Yoax Cm,

^ ^ JOS- K. HAND ^ (Danutacturlno Tcwelcr

Pierson and Son.

^THEfltEwIcfePEllllAYlmRKEf:^)

Cor. Washington and Union Sts.

Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Provisions and fruits. We also handle “Michbmhrs Star Hams.

\©m. §>. i§t ev/ei ?§ Office and Shop-Cor. Corgie and Jefiemon Sts. CAPE MAY, N. J.

SAMUEL E. EWING General Contractor, House moving a speeialtg imisy am®® ABiBBaas, sMBaBas, n a

WM. 8. SHLA.W. osmjskjkx* ooU'nAJk.crroR DEALER IN twin BRICKS, SAFI). CBMEST AUD BUILDBBS MATERIALS. _ „ , No. w. wBumsamss

TRE ALD1NE ssegsu EMSMsOreC Ratos 6* pm day. upward; 610 ps» week, upward. THEODORE EUELLER.