CAPE -MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY i. 1906

CAPE MAY HERALD

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THE HERALD,

CAPE riAY, N. J.

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TMURSDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1906.

Norte*.—Hrrtaflcr the He*ALP will m pobli.h rrAolotion. of coadolrare I to, lodte*.churchr. ».^oci*lion. or iodiridn*!* eicrpt, «t the lollowin* r»te», Three inch ■pace or lew. »lx«. earh imerthaa; five cent* per line for each additional line over three

KtartlloK Contention That the meat packer* Under indictment in the Federal coarts find themselves driven to the last ditch U apparent from their resort to the desperate expedient of an attack upon the President founded upon the contention that Mr. Kooaevelt in countenancing the present proceedings violates a guarantee of immunity. In support of this claim a letter of the President'* ia produced, whetein he note* certain joint operation* of the department of justice and the department of commerce and labor conducted for the purpose of securing evidence against the packer*, these operation* having the executive approval. On the surface it does not appear wherein this implies a guarantee of immunity. In any case the attempt to exploit executive correspondence in a court of jus'ice U a bold one and if it should succeed a new and startling precedent would be established. It Is extremely doubtful, however, that the courts will lend countenance to any such departure.

That Cape May is growing rapidly ie evidenced by the new appropriating ordinance for the support of the resort for the current year. For 1906 there was appropriated $77^26.00. The new budget provides for the appropriation of 9106,480 00 or an increase of G6 per cent. Since last year business has been on the move and the coming to Cape May of large monied interests, and the spending of million* in the improving of the eastern portion of the resort has caused increased expenditure* on the part of the municipality to keep up with the march of private enterprise. The resort's permanent population has increased shout 30 per cent, and the valuation of the real estate has been increased over 30 per cent, by the aeeaors. Ten year* ago the average annual budget was about $56,000DC.

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The Newark Evening News aaya that the organ of the State liquor dealers feels very badly because Supreme Court Justice Swayxe bad told member of the trade tn Cape May County that they will lose their licenses unless they obey the Uws in the condnct of their business, and aays that “His honor ought not to be unduly severe.” The saloon and their advocates are taking the wrong tack. They ought to encourage the courts in enforcing the existing laws, and then perhaps thane might possibly be a cooling of tb* rapidly rising sentiment in favor of the passage of more restrictive legislation.

A number A senators, in considering Panama affairs, may be impressed by the fact that in the past “a memorandum of agreement” has proved all that was needed to precipitate a case of frenxied finance.

It looks very much as if people in Standard Oil employ had done things which young Mr. Bockfeller's Bible class would have difficulty in approving.

There U no longer any doubt about the desirability ofeocourageing the American giri in athletics. She may want to viait the White House some day.

Representative Sheppard evidently believes that the,time la',ripe for aome good oid-fashioned straight-from-th»-heart oratory.

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City Directory.

Mayor—Thoa. W. Millet.. ..Jan. I. It Aldarsaa—Prsuola K Dehe-Jau. I, II Couasll—Jua Baud Jaa. 1. tl

Bamasl T. Uslloy Jaa. L tl Bohan J. Crvuwell^Jan. I, II T. Maakol Sharp....Jan. I, U Jaa. J. Donk.......^—Jan I, U Joseph H. Hruwha— Jan. I. M bamurI K Warv Jan 1. (I IamiIs C Sayre. "

F. Hldaer Tow,

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Aaaraaor Gilbert C. Hl. OsUaotat—Jao. B. Tnylar .Jan Tveaaurar—Isaac H. Smith Jan. I, HOT

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-.WB W -!tg«r H. Moore, vice pTcsideut.... . r. Edward H. Mfiapr. Clerk KffA'ilsrr: —- '.Schclles f. ateven.

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„ BOARD OP HBALTU. Dr. A. L Lrarh. Pnaidrat . .Hrpi. 1, 1B0J Dr. V. M. I» Mercy. SacnNary .........I9B6 ■ohrn E Haad 1KU Lafayette U. IU1 " UMM Albert E Utile “ WM Ororge L. Leweu “ 1U0C BOARD CP TRADE Prealdeat —N t epbea B WUaSN. BM-retary—Lewie T Blr,en* Trsaaarer—Thomas W. MIlieL County Directory. Justice Supreme Coart Franc!a J. Swayse, Clreul?Jii'u|te—Al"ieii B. Eudioou4....'t2l'? Law^ Jadao—Hai rtaos H. VoorW^ Proescator of Wasjl’MsnV g.' Doimlam Bep *PoB Sheriff-William H. Bright. Rep 1907 Coroner's—Robert A Mfllrr. Rep. 1907 '»—William H. Tbon-paou IBW --- 19U8

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BOARD or CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B. Smith, Palermo, —.Jan.i 1907 W^S. Johnson, Ocean City—Jan. 1, 1907 John P. Fox, Oossa City Jaa. 1.1007 C- P. Vanamao, Dias Creak, Jaa. 1. 19M Uankf i| IS Woriiey R. Walaa. Cape May. Jaa. L —

Mams on Taaaday afternoon of await at RAO. la Jr. O.D.A-M Mall. C-otd Sprlag. The John U array Host No , dll, 0. A. maet* on the thlnl Friday of e.oh me at TJO o'clock p. m.. wa Franklin at

Mayflower Lodge. No. AM, lodepot Order pf Odd FfUowi—Mosta awch Friday l tbs Andltoriom. Jackson at reel. Ogallana Triha. No. 1*7, Improved Order of Bad Man -Maria at uo Washington

Caps May Firs Department, meet Monday evening In awch month at . Washington and Franklin street*

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s^AMUEL F. KLDRKDGFAttorn xv-at-la W. SOLU'ITOR, MASTER IN CHANCERY ARC NOTARY PUBLIC. S10 WaaniRuroR Snixrr. Care Mat Cm, New Jeuset.

J)K WHITLEY RODGERS WALES, WALES' Uhitso Status Praruact Washirotor and Drcatvs SnutETa, Capa May Olty, N. J. Telephone BS and S4.f Offloa hours, 7 to B a. m., S to 4, and 7 to 9 p. m. Office and ramdanoe. Wales United Stale* Pharmacy. Nioht Bell.

EWI8T. STEVENS COUNSELLOR AT iJtW, «0 WaaRiRoroR Sr . Cape Mat, N.J. Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Notary Public. Commlarionerfor Pennsylvania.

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fiasHea at 7 and S a. m. Sunday School at EBO r. M. Rosary, sermon and benediction (

Watk-daya, Mam at 7J» A. r. bervicea every Friday evanlng at 8.

P. X. CHURCH OP '

Bar. Francis T. H. Finn. In 1

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PTsiPar Thuradaya. -rrning Prayer and adilrtUi. i£E,

J^R. C. H. LORESCE, (Dr. W. B. Sicklcr. associate. I DENTIST OCKAR AND HVOHRB StSUCRIS, Capr Mat, N. J.

Oral Surgery, including Extraction of Teeth under Narcotised Air and other Anesthetic* Phlla. Office; Perry Bldg- 16U. * Chestnut St.

James J. Doak Carpenter & SSuilaet Jobbing Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Pborato

Security Trust Company Comer Wa*hington and Ocean Streets. CAFE MAY CITY, HBW JERSEY

CAPITAL Surplus and Undivided Profits DEPOSITS

$100,000.00 *136,371.69 *2,184.129.91

^ U e aoljcit your account. Our patrons reccare every court«oand accommodation oonaiatent with prudent banking. THREE PER CENT. INTEREST PAID on depomte in oar Savings Department.

-Advisory Board—

ARC H. Smith, Chairmi i. Spicer Learning Reuben T. Johnson

Dr. Jamas Mecray William F. earned y Albert G. Bennett

H. C. Thompson, Manager Aaron W. Hand John B. Huffman

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Pierson and Son. ^f«|wEw|cAP i|MY|i«KET.

Cor. Washington and Union 8ts.

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

VBro. <§. §(eueips BOATAMO-UliM^BUiuia (Office and Shop-lor. Corgie and Jefferson Sts. CAPE HAY. H. J.

bunday services at 10.90 a. m., and

7 90 p. m.

Buuday school st 9 90 p. a. Piaver meeting Wednesday 7JO p. m. Junior C. E. Fnday at 4 16 p. m, Y. P. <LO. E. Friday at 7 JO o. m. Btrangen always made welcome. FIRST R. R. CHURCH. Bey. James Burns, Pastor. Prsachhig on Buuda) ixirnlng al 10.80. la lhaaauatag al Y.<0. Meetings al fi a. h. and 6.80 P. ■. oa

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Sunday School at 8 P. H. Epworth League Muoday evening at

8 o’clock.

Mid-weak prayer service Wi -erring at 8 o'clock. Glaes meetloga, Taaaday, Thorsday aad Friday aveolug a

Rev. H. F. Crrgo, Pastor. Preaching on Sanday morning at 10.80. In the evening at 7 JO. Sunday morning ~

Sunday Sebool at 8.10 r.

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' Tlati'i Meeting Saturday evening at8.00

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Young People's Mas lag Friday ,

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Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stationary and Blank Books, Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy

Boats, etc.

M. L. WARRINGTON, 514 Washington Street.

Contractors ft Builders YORK BROS.

P. O. Box 661.

Cape May, N. J.

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Real Estate lit Cape May City ' FUR SALE To eloso up an Estate IK Feuwc WOIBM ffiOl NO. 1. A three story frame cottage and stable on land, at No. 676 Washington at, sue of lot

too feet front by NO. 2. Drag store

SAMUEL, E. EWINti General Contractor, House moving a specialty Pmv aywaa Affluasaa, BtsiKSBas, b u

WM. S. SHLA.W. <>Ea?nEjajLi. ooirw»AOTOa8

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HUW AKL> E. QTTEK, h- •' fc r^wif»#WThr 311-SI* Mansion Street CAPS-MAY, N. J.

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Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting All orders receive prompt attention SHOP—Delaware Ave. Cape Hay, N. J.

CAPE MAY COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. Frederick "c Pfeiffer l A^ebMcwt.

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