CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. JANUARY >8, 1906

CAPE MAY HERALD

INDEPENDENT WEEKLY.

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Cape May. N. J. subscription:

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A PHILIPPINE SEAL. omciAX coAT-ov-ASxa to»

Ordered by Tnanlar place Old ' H.w Baala

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Waahlnxton.—Several

Prench E Chadwick dlacovered that | tha areal aaal of tha Called SUtaa had been heraldically faulty for 100 I year*, and forthwith tha dealsa was | corrected by experts and a new die was cut ter the state department Cape May. fhts led to a study of the r. March ii. by the other feaeral depa new designs were soon made for tha army anu navy, and for the customs

service of the treasury. Evan the THURSDAY. JANUARY IS. 1006. n »* of ^ prudent had to be hllored

The experts who were consulted In

about the

Money la Advertlaiagi ll Pays The merchant who pula aa advert lent in a paper for a few times, and than say* advertising Is a fail nr* because be has n no direct sales, la Ilka the child who nla So er seed, and lading no lowers nandsy says the seeds were had. Your oomprdltor, perhaps, has bean ad.ertl.lng for year*. Why should buyers rash for yon at only s single annoaneement f Try na ad In the Hksai.u and wntch tha re-

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publish resolution* of cundoleuce (ram lodge*.churche» AAAoci*lion* or individual*, except at the following rate*: Three inch space or less. |i ou each insertion. See cents per line lot each additional line over three

inches.

The Uaa Company Halt Many of our citlxens ere thinking eeriously and hoping that Cape May Oily will win the salt brought by David Baird, ol Camden, for the Cape Inland Gas Company for the recovery of about *8,000.00 alleged to be due upon the contract made some year* ago between the City and the Gas Company, and which contract was repudiated by City almost immediately alter its making. The contract, however, was never signed by the officials. t-ince the making of this contract the Gas Company has made a subsequent agreement with the city under which it ir receiving 1160.00 per month for lights and allowance for this seems to have b made in the claim of Mr. Baird. During all of this time that the Gas Company has been receiving $160.00 per month, the taxes on their plant in this city have not been paid, neither have their franchise taxes been paid. As sequence the city is paying them money continually when they ought to be talcing it and crediting it on account of their taxes. The dty is borrowing money at 5 per cent, to meet the appropriations made on these 1 ties, and the citizens themselves ought tc make some move toward bringing this delinquent corporation to terms There course, some smaller tax payers who are in arrears, but the Gas Com pan; item is the largest and. therefore, aitractsjbe most attention.

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vised a new coat-of-anna for Porto Rico and a new seal, which some indication that the Island

that of the United Statea. In the last few months, however. Porto Rico has abandoned Ita new seal and coat-of-ajma, and returned to Ita former device, on which the name of the Island spelled "Puerto Rico." and this U now affixed to all official documents to legallie and authenticate them, notwithstanding the fact that in all sneb documents the name of the Island la spelled "Porto Rico," In conformity with the laws of the United States. Almost simultaneously with this action by Porto Rico, the tnanlar government of the Philippines was getting rid of Its old Spanish seel and substituting a new device. On July J. 1905, the Philippine gov-

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Jaa. J. Doak - Joaapfa H. Brooks— Jan. I, Ita Samuel F. Ware—...Jan. 1. MB Louis C. Havre,—Jon,!, jHI F. Hidnt> TowiieriHlJan. I, !*#

Recorder—Jno. W. 1 l.omi^x.i Jan. 1. IKS Anaesaor—Gilbert C. Hmckre—Jan. 1.1907 Collrctoi—Jaa. E. Taylor Jan. I.190T Trrasnrar—Isaac II. femlth-a^Jan. 1,1907

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Following The Prcaklent The outlook at the'National Capitol compels the old timer* to keep pinching themaelvea to see if they are wide awake. They never knew anything hke it. The only thing they ever knew smcli approached it was in the administration of James, Monroe. They see the whole discussion around Congress turning on I matter of ItieTedetsJ regulations of railroad rates, and yet they .call attention'to the fa t that it has not been endorsed by the party In power. On the other hand, they call attention to the fact that H baa been made a party creed by the Democrats campaign after campaign. They find all the energies of the President bent in the direction of having passed a bill which he took np after he was elected, and which did not figure in the campaign when be was elected, and they discover that the leaden of bis own party are bending to his will loctantiy and with scowling facet, while the opposition is coming to belp^him along with ahouta and cheers of good wilL They find Mr. Roosevelt the dominating figure, and see that, for the fita time in the history of the fiepublicai party, a president baa risen above per. tiaanahip, has cracked his finger* at it in acorn, end found another way of compliahing things than waiting for the party causes to declare what the programme shall be.

Ing a- great seal, to be placed on all commissions, official documents and paper*, and describing U aa follow*: “Section L There U hereby prescribed and adopted the arms sad a great seel of the government of the Philippine Islands, of the design hereinafter described: Anna: Paleways of IS pieces, argent and gules; ■ chief all the arms of Manila, per teas gules and asure, la chief the castle of Spain, or, doors and wInax ure. in base a see 1km, argent I armed gules. In dexter aw a sword bitted or. Greet: The

In the naming of the committee* in the Legislator? last week Senator Q and Assembly ms n Hildreth were given important appointments. Senator Crease was made chairman of the Committee* on Banka and Insurance, Stationery and Incidental Ekpensee, and the State Village for Epileptics; and he ia also a membi the Committees on Clergy, Printed Bills, State Home for Girls, Training School for Feeble minded Girls ami Boys, and Boroughs and Township*. Assemblyman Hildreth wag named chairman of the Committees on Miaoellaneoui Business and Printing, and a member of the Committees on KevlHou of the Laws, Ways and Meeps School for De«f Motes.

Many complaints are being heard on all aides concerning the poor quality of gas which b being furnished by the Gape May Illuminating Company,which has the monopoly of the gas lighting btaneas in Cape May. The gas la poor that various patent burner* mart

charges $1 AO pn» V—

"Sec. r The great seal shall be elrilar in form, with the arms as derlbed in section I. hot without the scroll and the Inscription thereon, and surrounding the whole a doable marginal circle within which shall aptha words: •Government of the Philippine Islands,’ 'United States of riea.’ the two phrases being divided by two small five-pointed stars.” Tha seal was cut by TICany A Co, in New York, and went Into use In the Pblllppinee on the 4th of July.

Stuffing Cattle for Market Everyone knows that the east c ot compete with the west in t

; or wherever This new plan might be called "forced feeding." einoa the animal ia marketed at U or 14 itha, instead of four or fire yuan, raa done a generation ago. Ther^ to" an Intimate relation between length of the feeding period and gains In weignL Animals in wild state eat enough to keep t

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condition. They may taka on extra fat when food Is plentiful

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HOARD cr TRADE. Pmldeot—Bteghvo B. Wlleoa. Brerrtary—Lewis T. Etrvaaa. Treasurer—Thoms* W. MlUet-

Justice Supreme Coert—Fraud* J. Swsyxc,

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J^R. WK8TLEY RODGERS WALEB, WALES’ Uarrxo Htatxs Puabmact. Washibotox axd DacATOB brarn*, Cape May City, N. J. Telephone 93 and 34.| Office boars, 7 to 9 a. m, 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 p. m. Office and residence, Wales United States Pharmacy. Night Bell.

Corooer'e—William H. Thompa Coroner’*—A. UKoy Mulller... Couaty Clerk—Jail ns —— ““

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County Collector—Jo*rpb -'rcthin*. LhreiMes—CliswieB K.

J EWIfl T. STEVENS COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 610 WASBiaaroa Hr . Caps May, N. Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Notary Public. Commissioner for Pennsylvania.

Ksaraa. Dva. Term, of Coort-Fccood Tnnday la April. September and Decemner. BOARD OK CflOBKN KRICEHOLDKRB. Anthony B. Smith, Palermo, lab.I 1907 W. 8. Johnson. Ocean City—Jan. 1,1907 John P. Fox. Ocean City Jaa. 1.1907 C. P. Vanamao, Dial Creek, Jan, 1, 1900 lease D Lodlam.So. Dennis Jan 1,1907 Daniel Beballeoger. Erma—Jaa. 1,190$ West ley K. Wilaa. Op* May. Jaa. L 1907 H. 8. Knibcrfoid. Cape May. Jan. 1. 1909 Anthony B. Smith. Director: bamnel

HtaU Senator—Lewis M. Crease. Ocean CRy, Rep. Aaarmblymai—Jama* M K. HUd Cape May City, Rep —

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