CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1905

CAPE MAY HERALD

AN INOtPCNDCNT WCEKLV.

P«Hl*hcJ Cvcrr T hands) MoralD( •t 506 Wakblogton Street, Cape May, N. J.

THK HKRALD, CAPK ftAV, N. J.

ar. inra stock oommlaaloearrMRs aeeounlaBt, »tat<- Rralu Insin-etor, aacraury uf the bard of control, mtent of ibr mpicultural oullace. state a<cent at Washtnctoo, member of tbs Hntchln•on reformatory board, one member of tbr grain commission, assistant stale grain Inspector, state architect and the governor's private secretary.

Just before bis marriage. In 1874, the late John Hay gave a bachelor dinner. One of his guests asked bow long his honeymoon was going to last. "All the rest of my Jlfe. 1 think." bis reply, and his closest friends that ha prophesied truly.

Nothing worries a pessimist dot j than the noise made by people wh | shout for Joy

TMURSUAV. AUtiUST 10, 1905.

development of the hlghapesd auto mot-lic These cars, literally locomotives. are sent across country at rail. rqpd rates and over steam-road tracks without heed for the common rules of caution. Owing to the failure of the stales to make laws requiring the Sinking or raising of the Hoes over country roads, as well as city streets, there are thousands of places In the thickly settled parts of the country where human life Is exposed to danger at all hours. This danger Is especially great after dark, in the wooded pans of the rural districts In many places the railroad tracks are invisible ten feet from the Oral rail, save for the Immediate spare of the crossing. In consequence, chauffeurs, driving their own machines pell-mell over the roads, run upon the lines only to be crashed by trains the approach of which they have not heard or seen. The antomobllists of the country are rolled upon by the "common people" for aid In the establishment of a system of good roads, says the Washington Star. They have not accomplished much to this end thus far. Here, however. lies an opportunity for them contribute to the public welfare while they are conserving their own Interests and protecting their Uvea they would organise for the purpose of forcing state legislation *or abolition of all such death traps throughout the eastern slates they would go far toward overcoming the public prejudice against their i aroused by-the wild actions of SOI Jhelr number In city streets and coi roads. A systematic demand fot the Abolition of the rural grade crossings would, of course, be strenuously opposed by the transportation lines The expenditure Involved would be very heavy. But the time Is coming when the railroads and the towns counties and tarts must make this concesslox to the public security. If the wort were undertaken now on a gradually Increasing scale the cost might be so distributed that the burden would not fall prohibitively upon any corporation or community. The expense of changing the grade of a country road Is by •o means an heavy as that of raising or lowering a city street, and. de the groat.number of dangerous places to be this reformed, the project is ew tlrciyi.feaslble

The reason governments should leave as wide a field as possible for the operation of private enterprise, says the Boston TrascrlpL Is that government opera lions perpetually lack the one test which Is the mainspring of all successful private business life: "Does It pay?’ As soon as private business concerns find that they are doing something which Is not worth while, they shut It off. They may make mistakes In this line, but their attempt la to ragulate the life of business projects and enterprises by their return, by whether they pay or noC In the government failures and ■ucceeses Sourish side by side. There Is no motive for cutting off the useless, because It* cost does not come out of anybody Id particular, and the beneficiaries of any appropriation cling to It llkv grim death

■ The Emporia boys who. left for the harrsat fields this morning, reports the bnpuela (Kan.) Gazette, carried drees anil cases, and one of them wore patent leather shoes, a shirtwaist and peg-top pants. It's bad enough to carry any tra clothes when you go ha/vestlng. but when It comes to taking a'dress

boys day after to-mor

the harvest field at 4:30 o’clock la tha morning In clean fblru, neckties and peg-top pants, and then fancy all the farmer boys for mile* around gathering

to watch the lenderfeet and betting on *1

the number of hours they will last. extra ahtri and two handkerchiefs done OP » paper boodle would hare paeaed * * t peg-top panto and drees

t to too much.

it the war la the far east has glrse hoom to tbs Japanese tongue. "Before this Russo-Jap contest aald. "I didn't have a single pupil receiving Instruction la the Japanese lan gaags; now I have 41 of thorn, and •they are ander the care of two Japan-

A rather fnteresTtng tendency of the times Is emphasized In the amount of space which a number of newspapers are devoting to genealogical articles In other words, says the Washington Post, we are beginning to manifest some concern regarding our ancestors. The creation of family trees has never been a popular Industry In this country. It was discouraged by our ancestors. who felt that they had enough to do In subduing tyranny, fighting the Indians and conquering the wilderness, without expending time and thought upon pedigrees and heraldic devices. They were a sturdy and practical people, those ancestors of ours, and very democratic In all tendencies. They Judged a mai what be said and did, and not by what his father bad said and done before

m TZLLOWJTWI ?AU, 1XWB AXt cuts xxrounov, avs the boost MOTOTAnrS

. speMal netenasll _ rd tour to Tlsltthe Pacific Coast, Inaludlng tbs Yellowstone Park, Portland (for tbs Lewi* and Clara ifxpaailioa). and thsbsautlful resort* among the Colorado Kocklss. This tour will leave New York. Philadelphia. Hull I mure. Washington, and other cliir» mi the Pronsylranto Railroad Saturday. September *. by a special train of high Itrsdr Pullman equipment. Tbe Itinerary will cover a period of three weak*, hr party reaching tire East on the bomrv«nl Journey September J*. The special ' 'mu «ill be used by the party near the -■■ilie route, except during the five am. melis'f days In tbe Yellowstone Park, when I he fine hotel* uow Id aenriae lu the Ureat Preaerve will be ntlllsad. The train will la- .id-tracked In Portland for occupancy there, and all tnaaUen route, except In tbe Yellowstone.Itork, and In Denver, -rvsd to ibc special dining dar. expense, for t went; - point* on tbe Penns oept Ptttaborgh, (rot

be 8185.

itineraries and further Information apply to ticket aaeoU: C. Sludds. Eastern Paaseager Agent. 383 Fifth A venae. New York* Hugh Hasson. Jr.. Passenger Agent Baltimore District. Baltimore. Md B. M. New bold. Passenger Agent bo nth eastern District. Washington. 0.C.; Thoa. E.Watt. Passenger Agent Western District, Pittsburg bPa.. or address Geo. W. Boyd, Gen eral Passenger Agent. Philadelphia.

Clean It Up Complaints are still beard concerning the bad coodition of lbs neighborhood of Columbia are. <fbd Jefferson st. where garbage men are continuing to dnmp all kinds of obnoxious refuse which they r about town. It la time somebody In authority attended to the abatement of this nninance. If the dty authorities do not look after such matters a* these then It it about time they gave up their public offices and allowed others to look after the city and take care of affaire here.

Council—Jos Hand... Sami Hobs T. It

Taylor.— Jan. l. ituf isiui* C. Sayre. —Jan. 1.1808 F. Sidney Towuaeod-Jan. 1, 1808 Recorder—Jno. W. Thompson-Jan. 1. 1803 Assessor—Gilbert C. Hughes..-lan. 1. IBMB Collector—&'" ** '

Theodore Moeller Jan. 1.1808 Edward Crease. Jan. 1. 1808 Time. R Wales. Jan. 1,1808

isf

Walter A- Lovett Barclay L Schellrager William T. Steven* Dr. A. L. Leach Charles P. Quidort

BOARD OP BKALTH. Dr. A. L Lsarh. Prc-sidrut .. Btpt. 1 Dr V. M. D Marcy. Secretary Robert A Hand Lafs/rue U Hal:

County Directory. Justice Supreme Court—Francit I. Swayze,

VootbeeSj

PteaWleny " ‘ ‘ ”

Cape May Post Office

Arrival and departure of malls. Weekdays. arrive. 6 10. 8.85. I0M. n.08 a. m: A15 p. m.. Saturdays only; 4.35. iJK, 6 30. Depart. 0.15. 6 50. 8.40 a. m., 15. aapp. tn. Sandsya, 10.45 a. n. Daily collectlona; 5.90 a m.

5.45 p. m. Daily deli-

veries

. 6J0 p.

day* collection 3.(0 p. m. Office open from until 8 p. m. weekdays Money Order Department open from Sam. until

days Office open Sundays from 13 noon nntll 1 p. m.

i:'c

Rep..

Sheriff—William H. Bright. Rep Curoner’*—Robert S- Miller, Rep.... Coruurr a—Joha D. Craig. Uty . Coroner's- Cha*. H. Clouting, kru iuuo County Cn-rk-JaUtt* Way.Ttep Ulo Harrogate-K. Cllalon Hewitt, Rep 1807 County Collector—Joseph 1. Scull R. 1808 Csuaiy Board of lllrctkms-Jo*. K. Hand. „ Rip 1805 County Board of Election*-Charles K

Ootuly hoard sf Elections-MlrUel H-h.-*rn. Hein 1816 Term* of roart-Fourth Tuesday la April, September and Decrmner. BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS.

? • B Jobmwn. Ocean City...Jan. 1, 1807 John P. Fox, Ocean City Jan. 1. 1807 C P. Vanaman. Dias Creek. Jan. 1. IMS Je*»e D Lad lata, Sc Dennis fan i, ino?

Townsend Clerk.

Slate Senator-IswU M. Crease. Ocean

where yon reach tbe point of ■npreme Individual obligation, say* xr* w■—■ City Star. When you are troubled with the (uspldon that the in ae Miner Juatlee to warped, and that freed to

and Independent of all other forces. £an do for the sucoeas of yonr principles. Wen. you can always da thto. You can be clean and decent and right yourself. That will contribute good unit to society. An* the practice of thto doctrine by all- per who can appreciate tbe Influenc such action will contribute many unit*.

Experience has shown that there 1* it one way In which the discomfort ef very hot weather may be mitigated, and that U by enough physical activity

splrmlion. Absolutely, the most uncomfortable way In which to paaa a hot day. advisee the New York Time*, to to be alagglsb. and by that meane pile up, so

i mosclee and ttor nerves and tha

secretory asrvse of the sodorlfarotu Eland* are the thermostats of the body.

carries off latent heat and

Two science Uaeben of Colorado allege that they have discovered a method of "cartilage extension " by which as Individual can permanently add from two ve Inches to hie stature. Not so' many ceoturtee ago, states the Boston

Impiety; nowadays they will be bothered only by appliestios* from those who have a longing to be eJongat- ’ rod by post offtee fraud ordare If they proved to bare strstehad the treth

AUDITOR’S SALE

Cayw May County Circuit Coart Frederick W. W jiff,

JUT. Rep

mblymen—Jat _ Cape May City, Rep..,.

Charcb Directory St- John'. P. E. Church St. John's P, E Church, corner Washington and Franklin at*. San

la tbe | first Bandar of each month. Morning

■Mic rendue at the" office rf" L^S T. I Pr * T ' r ’ , ^' 0 ' Er,Dln * P ™J rr ' Tim

Vo. 6to Waabiagtoa Street. City of Cape May. Couaty of Cape May and

State of New Jersey, on

Mi.fkffUhf fbfWe.m at t.jo o'clock in the afternoon of said day. all that certain tract or parcel of land and premise*, hereinafter particnlarly described, situate, lying and being in tbe City of Cape May. in the County of Cnpe Mar and State of New Jersey, bounded and described a*

follow*, town:—

BEGINNING st * stake standing

lot. an lint u:

*.D) a

formerly Wil

w Mary A Hand's

are free at all

Atwim6-RL Rev John Scarborough. D.

D., Bishop of New Jersey.

August IJ—Rev. Winfield & Baer, Rector St. George * Charcb, Brooklyn. N. Y. August so—Rev. James R. L Nisbett. ” Christ Charcb Chapel.Philadelphia.

“ “ ** ^Perkins, Rector

— _

LL.D , Bishop of - »—.T.J. Taylor. Rector

■d. N. J.

v. Leighton C of Delaware.

said Washington street north thirty- _. _.xxees and forty three minutes east (N. JT 4J’ 8.) sixty (boi feat to a make: thence m south and binding on land* of Harry M. Jackson fifty four degree* and fifty minute* east (S. 54° jo’ B.J one bandied end fifteen feet and nine inches (us 9-lsft.)toaBtake fqr ' ‘ **

' v„““’

r, amd corner being southeast corner of the said Mery A Hand’

' along the sitVr of Mary A.

fifty-four degrees and fifty minples west (N. 54° jo W.) one hundred and fifteen feet and nine inches (ns 9-11 ft) to the place of beginning. — ‘~

feet of land, be the a* said lands William H. Cape May, issued in the shove-stated

>ld for

GILBERT C HUGHES. Auditor. LEWIS T.STHfi’ENS, Attorney. Dated. July S3. looS-

IN CHAMCBRY OP NEW JERSEY. To Me ward G. Powell and Mary A Powell: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery, made oa the day of the date hereof, in a cause wherein Henry L Patterson is cnenpUinant and yoa and others arc defendants, yon are required to appear, rdemur to the bill of aoid or before the twenty-fifth t. or the said MU will ... jenn.l vi la filed gage given by yon Steward C. Mary A. Powell to said Henry I dated November a*, tooj, on lands in the because aa tha husband of Mary A Powell, yon claim to have some interest in said land*, aad von Mary A Powell are ‘ rfendaal because yon claim to c md* or some part thereof. Dated July sgth. 1905. James M. B. Hildsxtw. Solicitor of Com 14 Ocean Street Cape May, N. J.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEIfN

Notice is hereby given, tlmt aH persons refuse Of nil kinds, loesc ashes, paper.

. 1. ■ aerapa ami debris of all ktoda. in riolarvm • to hatgkL aador- of an ordiaawre of the City of Cape May cn-

^September — —-.*. ss^sm, stemo* Church of thcAdrcut, Kennett Square. Pa.

ST. mart's r. c. chprcji.

Rer. Father D. J. KeUy, Rector. Honrs of dirine service on SaDdav*.

Mamma at 7 and 9 a.m. banday School at &80 r. u.

Koaary, sermon and benediction tbe Moat Blessed Sacrament at H.U0 r.M.

Week-days, Mask at 7.80 a m.

Benrtoea every Friday evening at 8.

r. A CBL-RCH or THK ADVERT.

Rev. Francis T. H- Flnn, In charge, bunday Sarricya: 10. SO a m. Morale Prayer and Sermon: 8.30 a m. Snnda Srrmou 600 B ’ * £T * oln * Hrayez az Wednmdaya and Fridays, morning

Prayer and UunyatBSOam

Tiiorwlays, evening Prayer and addt

*"otS m

Hall.>18 Washington alrert. on second and fourth Thursdays of each OJonili Cape May Council, No. 1881; Royal Arcanuin—Meet* first and third Tumdays uf aach month at Audi tori am Cape May Lodge. No. 11. A O. U. W.Maeta first and third Thanday* of each month at 818 Washington street. Cold Bpring Council. Jr. O. D. A. M. No. Meets In hall at Cold Spring, every Tnaaday evening at 7 o'clock. Columbia Lodge. No. 83. Independent Order of Mechanic*-Meal* each Monday at Audltortnm. Eureka Lodge. No. 7. Ladles’ I. O. If — Meet* second and fourth Thursdays < each month at Andltortom. Friendship Connell, No. 87. D. of A - IreU on Tneaday afternoon of each wee at 8.80, In Jr. O.U.AM. Hall, Cold 8prln» The John Mecrey Post No . 4P G. A £ leete on the third Friday of each aAnt 1 T.80 o'clock p. m.. at Franklin street school building. Mayflower Lodge. No. 833. Indrpendi Order of Odd Fellows-Meet* each Friday at tbe Auditorium. Jackson street. Ogallaila Tribe. No. 157, Improved Order of Rad Men—Meets at 810 Washington Cape May Fire Department, meet* first Monday evening In each month at conic Washington and Franklin street*

BT KBIT k BZASHOai UE-EOAS I* gFFRCT JDKCS4, 1805. Trains will leave Cape May as folio* PHILADELPHIA 6 . c AM.—ACCOMMODATION. } st principal IntermrdiaU. slat Connect* from Anglesea Branch. Ocvsn _... and Bea Isle City. Arrives at Fhiladclphia 9^3 a. m. 7 IO Connect* ' Anglesea Branch. Arrives at Fhiladclphia 3.43 a m. Q OC a M—EXPRESS. Connects J Anglcses Branch. Ocean City and Sen Isle City. Arrives at Philadelphia

r M—EXPRESS. Anglesea Branch.

Connects I Ocean City Philadelphia

2 - 2 5 Connects from Maurice River branch. Ar~ive*at Philadelphia 5.37 P M. . . Q P. M.-EXPRESS. Connect* from Anglesea Branch Arrives at Philadelphia 6-45 P- m. esc P. M—EXCURSION TRAIN Connects from Anglesea Branch. Ocean City, and Sea Isle City. Arrive* et Philadelphia &!$ P M. •CROAT THAIS*.

PM.

e City. Arrives st Philadelphia 5.4c

„ P™ 1 ** •*' rTlo « In «be lectnre room every Sab hath moralngat 10 o'clock. Morning irvloe at 10.30. Evening service at 7.30 Mid-week praur meeting at 7AO. Junior EndemVor Friday afternoon at A o’doek. “ " (TOT Friday evening at 7. . _ J®* 4 - Beata Free. FIRBT M. R. CHCBCH. Bee. James Burns, Pastor. Preaching On OumU) nii.rutug at 10.80. in thnersoiog at 7.46. Meetings at 9 A. M. and 6.30 r. I Sandaya. Sunday School at 8 P. M. Epworth League Monday evening at O'clock. Mid week prayer service Wodaeaday reolng at 8o'clock. Claaa meetings, Tuesday, Thureda) *nd Friday ereuluga.

Her. H. K. Crego, Pastor, ttanday morning Workers Meeting at

«JO o'elaok Young Pe .

In^at 7.30 o'clock

■tog Prayer Meeting *

»rtd., aver

A oo P.M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stops at principal intermediate station*. Arrive* at Philadelphia 6 50 P M. C.JO P. Ms EXPRESS. Connect* from J Anglesea Branch. Arrive* at Philadelphia 6.55 p. m. 6 OO P. M.—EXCURSION TRAIN. Con nects from Anglesea branch. Arrives at Philadelphia 8.33 p Q cc P. M.—EXPRESS. *03 Anglesea breach, ( re Isle City. Arrive* Philadelphia 10.55 FROM PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave for Cape May—Express. 9 00 a.ns.. 1 jo (Saturday only), 3.30 4.08 <90 minutes) aad $.30 p. m. week-days. Accommodation 7-48 rodj-j} p^m Sunday, express, 81.00 Bxcureiaa Train, 7Ain. m. daily. Trains leave PmmxDEfinilA. Broad Street Station for NEW YORK. Jane n, 1905. Express, weekday*, 4 J8. 4 4°. 4 S3- 5 »«. 55*. 7 °^7 33. »so. 9oj. 9^0.1031, *1100, •3 30. j 00, *13 M. »t j l4. 4 5°. *4 00. *J *5 56.6 00, 7 00. •u 00,9 00, ro u P.M., 13 njglrt, StrosAV*. 438. 440. 4 53. 5 t», 8*si 050 IIA A.M., *13 35. 330 *3 V] *»« 33 *7^*4,400,5 30, •536.8*6. *7 P. M.,t3 03nightFrom West Philadelphia only, 3 44 A. M. aad *13 54 PM daily, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. July 9, 1905. For Baltimore and Washington. *655, 7-so, 833, 1035. 1106. a-m., *13 31. *-~ J-*o. J-44. 4 46, 5 35. 6 18, 11 38, P M.and night, weekdays. Str *' 905, II Cfi, A M-, •! 35. F. at. 13.15 night. From West Fhilade

a,

•Dining Car. 1 Extra-fare Train. W. W. ATTBRBURY, J. R. WOOD. Gen 1 Manager. Pass’r Traffic Man we GEO. W. BOYD. General Paaaenger Agent

SMALU SAVINGS— HOW THEY GROW 5 cents a day in one year amounte to f 18.85. hi ten yra $ fhj

The forepoing tabic tines not include inurest, which i added, would largely increase (he results sl.own. II you wish to take advantage of the abo\ -. call < r wt.it to us and we will gladly open an account with you. Three per cent. Interest paid. Security Trust Company, Of Camden, N. J. Cape May Banking House, COR. OCEAN AND WASHINGTON STREETS.

=W. LENOIR^

DEfMOR, PAPER HANGINGS

1»»»»»»»»»

plaster IXJorh a Specialty^" .incrusta, WHalton an& Burlaps \0Wce and $how Rooms. Second Floor Smith Bldg. SlO H'as/i. £t

CAPE MAY, N. J

TIMETABLE to Efiect June 14, 1905-

Lt. Gape May. Art. Phlto. 6.10 x. m. (sooommodation) 8^5 a.m 7 16 am (Bxpzrea, 90 tniuatca)(L46s.m ‘8.05 a m. Express, 9.45 a m 2.30 p. m. Kxpres* 4.25 p.m •3.00 p. m. Kx press 6.10 p.m 3-00 p. m. aooommodatlon. 0 2S p.m 1.66 p. m. Express. 8 66 p.m 6.00 p m $1.00 Excursion 8.10 p m

Paintl Paint! Paint! .nfMT DON'T TOO PAIMTT Bat when 70s da. as. [W w t* - * v* socking b»t tha West materials. 1 mix ptin:«l—F) »

properly, apply three thoroughly and rapid)v. and exeroac

lupod last, to the selactiau of color* Guarantee all work, cl.eeriallv ,a

wv furaUh estimates, and prompUy attend la an order* A complel*'^^ -

u*e of Paints, 0C. Stains, Puttie* PUtora. Brushes. Varnishes,

and other Coloring Material* ca highest quality LlAFAYEiriPE BENNEWUI

103 Jackson Street, - Cape May, N. A PMCTICll HOUSE, SIGN UNO DECORlTIfE PUNTER. AGENT FOR J. E. PATTON'S SUNPROOF PAINTS

'•J’V 0 * thaa the common grsdes, which give nothing h

v-a- of pltee. wbts- —* , 1 ~—,

idsstvaly toe prwst qaality aad SriB iaaatlafacttom AM

a. white, window and colored glass carried to stock

AXJ. A-ZJXI raox-PRtX: TiA-f TT-T ■■nTugrare

TSr JOS. K. HAND ^ (Danufacturina Jeweler

Stine Watch and Jen’tlrg Repairing Souvenir Spoon*

Cape Sftag 2>iamonds

3ia ~w a RT-rnsro^roiT street

Pierson and Son. •|itEw|cAPE|l»AY|llAHKEf:^>

Cor. Washington and Union Sts.

Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Provisions and (ruits. We also handle “Micheners Star Hams.”

\Bm. ©. <§te\/er?§

AND •LAUNCH

Lt. Phils. Arr. Cape M«y. 1M • m $1.00 Excursion 9.18 a 8 60 am express 10 40 a 8.60 • m Local 11.14 a. 11-60 a m Expreaa, 1.34 p i 1.40 p m expreaa, 3 86 p 4 16 p m 90 minute expreaa 5 46 p 4J0 p. m. (accommodation.) 730 p. 6J0 p. m ax pares, 7 JO p

7.00s m $1.00 Kxcanton 8.46 a m (express) 6.00 pm (acBomreoaatlon)

Office and Sbop-Oor. Corgie and Jefferson Sts. CAPE HAY. F. J.

SAMUEL E. EWING General Contractor, House moving a specialty PtBS? 8J-1T33S HBBESSS, B1ESSB3S, 0 A

WM. 8. ©HA-W. a OOInI TA& Jk/5rOJ$

DEfiT.ES a T.nri mmrs SATO, CBHB5T AID BOnjUtM ' HATETUALS.

IRE ALDINEgs^i rete « rw day. agreare. «••< ap*-U THBOOOEX UVMUMA.