CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ti, 1906

CAPE MAY HERALD

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THK HERALD. CAPE HAY, N. J. Entered at the po»t office »t C*P« M»

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1906.

NewJereey'a V. 8. Eeantora From The Camden Poat-Teletram II wr are io believe aome of the outside newspaper* the State of New Jersey iv in the throes of an excitement over the election of a United State* Senator to succeed Mr. Dryden, whose term does not expire until March 4, 1907. One of these papers devotes considerable space to showing that Governor Stokes is not debarred by any constitutional provision from being a caodi date. The argument is wasted, as the possibility of his vacating the Executive chair is founded upon nothing more tangible than silly newspsper gossip and the fact that he came near defeating Mr. Dryden through an agreement whereby be fortunately received the votes of all the other South Jersey candidates for a single ballot. On the next ballot, if one bad been taken, hi* name was to be dropped for that of Kami or Gardner. It was this agreement that gave the Governor his increased v -te and conaiderable political prestige, hot nowhere in South Jersey it Is used or suggested to antagonise Mr. Dryden’s re-election to a deserved full term by bringing forward Stokea, Baird, Gardner or any other Sooth Jersey candidate next ynsr. Unless the law should be declared legal to elect Assemblymen by districts, it la not probable Hodaon County will wield any inflnence In the Republican joint caucus next year, nor, if it should pro re otherwise, that it will be against Mr. Dryden, who has been a laithfnl, intelligent and iuflnential representative from New-Jersey Hr the Senate, hi# courtesy to all, either personally or by communication, being proverbial and unbounded; and. so far as party precedent is concerned in the re-election of United States Senators, it is unbroken in his favor. Not fbr Party Determination Senator Patterson is absolutely right when he aays that a Senator's vote on the ratification of a treaty D property his own, and ought not to be dictated by any combination of Senators. If it cannot be directed by the Legislature of the Senator's own State, as is known to be the case, it surely cannot properly be controlled by a party caucus. The Senate will do well to adopt Mr Patterson's resolution establishing this principle. It does not matter what party is concerned, nor in what party' intereat it may sometime he to attempt a aimiliar direction on its members' conscience*- Our relations with foreign countries ought to transcend questions of party politic*, ajd be voted on by Senators upon their conscience as citixens and their sentiment as patriots. Bat apparently the Democratic party In the Senate is so corutilated thi would rather take the narrow and titan position with Tillman and Bailey than the broad and patriotic one with Patterson and McEnery.

No Chance For Contest* From the Caaitea Courier. A bill has been introduced in the New York Assembly providing for the use of voting machines in New York City, which, it is thought, will render unnecessary the consideration of the corrupt practices tails now pending. The Republican organization ol New York county has declared in laror of the voting machines, believing their would prove a remedy for corruption and illegal voting, and Governor Big gins D reported to be of the same belief. With an honest registration the voting machine will record an honest

War with Japan, acomding to official figures cost Kossia dollars. The estimated expenditures for 1900 are a quarter of a billion m« than the estimated receipt*. Rot since our Civil War haa any nation h*d greater complexity of problems to (act. America weathered the wont of the troubles of the year 1806. Ho one can predict what may happen to what a revciutionary government might

do with

Bong by the Go old family: '*Oer Bon!

HER SECOND VALENTINE By WRIGHT A. PATTERSON

8L Valentine * day, but It brought no expectant flush to the cheeks of Jennie Morris. Rather ahe was Jennie Morris M year* ago, now bar neighbora knew her as plats Jane MoRIx Twenty years ago the had been i blithesome girl just budding Into mag nlficent womanhood, the ball# and pet of the village, and people generally had voted Henry Fraser the meet fortunate of young men when It was said that Jennie Morrie was to be hie wife. Twenty years ago. How long the time seemed to the woman living alone now In the village where once ■he had reigned as queen. Parents gone to their long rest ten years before, leaving her Just a sufficient competence to keep hunger from the door. She was still Idolised by the village folk, for she played the role of Good Samaritan In every needing home. Every day In the yeer eave one she was at the beck and call of any who needed her help. But 8L Valentine's day was her own; her own to be spent i with the greatest sorrow of her life, for It was on St Valentine'* day }0 years before that she had driven Henry Fraaer from her by a bit of foolish pettiness. For *M «ays of each year ahe cast this sorrow from her that ahe might be of help to others, hut «o this one day ahe bronght It all back to her only that ah* might cherish the love ah* had spurned so foolishly. When the remains at bar simple broaktast had been cleared away aba . to the drawer of the Utile secretary and took from it~tBe mementoes of her courtship; of the happy days i she was the affianced bride of Henry Fraser. Among them was the golden circle he bad placed upon her finger when sue had said “yea" to hla wooing. She had never returned !L for yeajs after ahe had driven him from her the did not know where end It. Then when ahe saw hla B mentioned as a prominent bustman of an eastern city the little circlet with Its modest setting had become too dear to her to be parted with, id besides he had probably forgot-

the Valentina It was the first and last one he had sent her after thMr It was because of thi*

THE GOOD SAMARITAN. with his mama How angry she had been when H came; bow she had expected one of those silk and lace af tain exposed for sale In the village store. She could still remember the she had particularly admired and . icted. It waa much tbs finest thing of its kind In tbs Tillage that year, her disappointment was bat heightened when Lucy Edwards cam* bearing the coveted bit of aenti-

aage into a ball and thaw It into his facs. In vain did ha attempt to explain that be was making every effort to save for their home. She would not be pacified. If Ahe was not worth as good as other girls received she would have none of him, and ha could leave and never return. And he did leave. Left the riling* on the night train, and she had never seen him again. Her mother i the crumpled bit of p< where it had fallen, i full significance had carefully laid it away. Within a week the willful girl

much as hear of him. Then one . la reading the dty paper she attract-

ed the attention of

bore nothing but her address In a ig masculine hand, and the village nark. It was just such an envelop* that bad brought bar valentine M year* before. The writing bore soma resemblance to that of the faded little note she had Just been reading and iw-roadlng so many timet that morn What could It mean? She was at afraid to open It and carried It back to the little secretary with-

Mayor—Thee. W. Millet Jan. 1.1W« Aid.ru.au-Kr*..el* K. Duhe_Jau. t- iwn

Council—Ju*. Hand.

land........ Jan. 1.1901 si T. Bailey—Jaa. i. ivoy rtJ.CnawrOm. I. IMT lake! Sharp..^J*n. 1, IMf

Meets on Tuesday afternoon of each weak at *.10. In Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. The John M*eray Fo*t No , *0. (j. a. K. meet* on lb* third Friday of e.cb luimtb

at 7 JO o'clock p. ■-

-HORRYP

ent breaking the eeol. There was a strange fintter In her heart. Sht the long glass beside her and noted the flnah In her cheeks. She was almost beginning to hope, and the hope waa growing so strong that the dared not open the envelope; she dared not dispel the dream ahe was dreaming. And ahe was dreaming. Dreaming' In spite of herself of her love come back to her. Twenty yean rolled backward and she was again a girl—blithesome, pretty Jennie Morris, the belle of the village, the afbride of Henry Fraaer. She slipped the little golden circlet lying beside her on her finger, and a* ■

T. Maaksl Sharp -. J**. J l>oak......—J*u. 1, Joseph R. Hrooka~.-J*U. ' Samuel r. Ware.—Jan. Louis C. Hsyie.—....Jaa. ..

K. Kltluer TowuaeiaUam. I,

Recorder—J no. W. Tliomin ,u .J*n. I. IM Aaeemor—Gilbert C. Hmthr»..Jan. 1.1907 ColUeUu—Jaa. K. Trylur J«n. 1.1901 Treasurer—1-aa* M. Mnllb Ian. I, HOT

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__1.190T Thn*. R. Wnlts Jan. 1. 1907

8. H. Moore, vice president It. Kdarard H. riifiH... Ctrrk..

Barclay L Scbrllragri... William T. Stevens Dr. A. L Leach Charfr* F. (Juidort....

Dr. V. M. I) Marey. Secretary..... 190*

<ii,.rsr L Luwmi . . BOAUK Cl I'n-sUlrut—Blrpbn B-HK-rrtarx—Lewli T. 1

County DirectoryJustice Supreme Court—Franci* I. Sways*. Cl rcutfindgr—A IWeiL Ewt tooui 1Z..' I??? Laa^ J wise—Hal riaoa H. Yoorfcer*j I'roaecutor" of lie* HarTJ S Don^U** Sheriff—William H. Bright. Rep. ..1907 Corooer's—Robert S- Miller. R*p 1907 Coroner*#—William H. Tbompaoo 1908 Coroner'*—A. I-Ro. Mullhr. —

County Clerk—It Snrresatr—E. CH County Colie

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t Election*—J<*». K- llaml

f Election*—Wm. J. Trier.

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BOARD OF CHOIEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B. Smith, Palermo Jan.t 1907 W. 8. Johnson. Ocean City„.Ji.n. 1, 19177 John P Fox. Ocean City Jan. 1.1907 C. P. Vanaman. Dtaa Creek. Jan. 1. 1908 a t D Ladlam.Bo.Drenis,.

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Anthony B. Smith, Director; feamoel

Townsend Clerk.

Slate Senator—Lewi. M Crease. Ocean

City. Rep. Assemblyman Jama. M Cap* May City, Rep...

E. Hildreth.

did an the tinkle of the doorbell again

Morris, the Tillage ated by some of

the village folk, hot the dream had too real for the awakening to rethe flnah from her cheeks or the love light from her eyes, and they were there when she opened the door.

“Jennie!" There was entreaty ln ; Rev. Father D. J. Kelly, Rector, the voice of the man who -poke; there Hour* of divine service on Sundays, love la the eyes into which she! Mr ** —- “

Church Directory

«r. mart's a. c. car sea.

-Henry!" Tbs entreaty was anvered. Eyee looked love Into eyes, and Jennie Morris had received herad valentine as the affianced bride'

of Henry Fraaer.

Gladstone’s Tribute. Yaablngton is the purest figure In human history.”—W. E. Gladstone.

Sunday School at 2J0 r. a.

Rosary, aennon and beast the Most Blessed Sacrament at (LOO r a.

Wetk-daya, Maas at 7JO a. a.

Service* every Friday evening at 8.

p. x. CHcati or rax advert. Rev. Francis T- H. Flan, In chance.

Sunday Service*: II. 00 a m. Morning Prayer and Sermon; 9.46 a m, Snodayacbool: 7JO p. m, Kracing Prayer nod

~oly Communion—tat Sunday '

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RAILROAD

WKT JXBSZT A CLASH CUT lUIT.lQtl) I* EFFECT JAKCABT 1, 1908. Trains win leave Cane May at follows for PHILADELPHIA: ■ACCOMMODATION. S

Arrive* at Philadelphia 9.39a

■t Philadelphia 9.31

aad Sea Isle City. Arrive* at 6.15 P-aL attaDAT THAIXS. , , n F.M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stop. '’■•I at princtp*l intermediate etatioaa. t at Philadelphia 6 x3 PM. . „ - P M—EXPRESS. Conoccts from T*T3 Anglesca Branch, Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Arrive, at Philadelphia 6 33 PM. PROM PHILADELPHIA. Train, leave for Cape May—Bxpfca*. pan

NEW YORK.

November a6, 1905. Bapreaa. weekday*, 438,440. 4 S3. 5 tk 5 5k 7-°o, 7 J3. 8 *°. 903. 930, tort, »u co. A. M., *1*00 boob, 1*35.•! cm. ■ 40, f *0, ioo,*t3Xa,*tj-»4. ASO. *400, 4-33. ■3 57. (Too, 7 oo, *8 oo. 9 00,101* F.M., n^hl, Sludst. 4 3*. 4 40, 4 33- 5 I*. >301100 A.M., *11 x»-xjpP*»j xa. . 4°o. Sao. 'SJ?. 7 00, •6 00,10 11

, lam night

. . .m West Philadelphia only. 143 A. M

*ix 34 and 6 00 P M daily,

WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

November 16, 1903.

For Balt!more ead Washington, *633, y.ao. 811, »io xj. 1106, n.m.. •11 31. •« as - xo. 4 46.5 *3. 6 18, S.xo. U xB, P M,aad 1*15 Ight, weekdavs. SDVDAVa. •6. 35. 7 xo i'Sp‘tkAZii * 0 ' 446 ' 5,i 4so ' •Diain* Car. t Extra fare Tiata. W. W. ATTBRBURY, J.JL WOOD. OeoT Manager. Paaa'r Traffic Manage-

GBO. W. 1

9nd aad 4th Sunday at

Tbaredaya, evening Prayer and address.

7 JO pm.

Other aervloe* aa at-nonnoad. raxauTTEMiaa ctitrucH.

Rev Arthur W. Spooeer. D. D., Pas-

tor.

Sunday service* at 10 30 a. 91., and 7 30 p. m. Sunday school at 2 80 p. m. Praver roeeti.g Wedueadav 7JO p m. Ju'.lor U. E. 1 nday at 4 16 p. m. Y. P. 8- a K.-Friday at 7 JO d. m. Stratigera always made welcome. Finer a b. cacaca. Rev. James Burnt, Pastor. Preach lug ou Sunday morning at 10.30. In the evening at 7.46. Meeting* at 9 a. M. and 6.80 r. m. ou Bondavs. Sunday School at 8 T. M. Epwnrth League Monday evading at 8 o'clock. Mid-work prayer aervloe Wednaadaj retting at 8 o'clock. Claaa meet lug*, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday * renin**. Baraer entrurs. Rev. H. F. Crego, Paetor. Preaching on Bur-day morning at 10.80. Id tbs evening at 7 JO. Sunday morning Worker* Meeting at X00 a. M. Sunday School at 2.80 r. a. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at 7 JO o’clock Young People's Me* log Friday eveog at 7.80 o'clock Men's Meeting Saturday evening a 18.00

and Franklin street*. Gape Island Lodge, No. 80. F. sad A. M. —Communications, second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin streets. Cepe May Camp, Np. 8778, Modern Wood

of each month at Auditorial Cap* May Conclave, No. 188, Improved Older of Heptaaophe—Maeu at Ogden'* ~ ,819 Washington atoert, on second and lonrth Thuredav* of such month. Cape May Connoti. No. 1991; Royal Ar Meet* firm and thlid Tuasday* of

Mayflower Lodge. No. 968, Independent Order of Odd Fellow.-Meet* each Friday at the AndhorlarnTJackaoti street.

Cape May Fire Department, mart, first Monday evening In each month at oc Washington and Franklin streets

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v^AMUKL F. ELD HEDGE. ArroKitxr-aT-LaW. KOLHTTOR, MASTER IN CHANCERY NOTARY PUBLIC. 810 Waamuurox Btuxxt. Capr. Mat Cm, New Jeuskt.

pH. WE8TLEY RODGKR8 WALES, WALES' Uxtrxo Brara PuaaaatT. WaiHiaoTo* **D Ducanra Stukkt#, Cape May City, N. J. Telephone 93 and 84.| Office hours, 7 to 9 a. m., 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 p. m. Office and residence. Wales United State* Pharmacy. NionT Bell.

| EWI8T. STEVENS COUNSELLOR AT I AW, 010 WaanfMOToa Sr , Cafe Mav, N. J. Master and Solicitor tu ( hinearer. Notary Public. Coinmiaaioner for Pennaylvama.

J-^R. C. H. LOKENCE, (Dr. W. B. Slckler, aaaodaU.) DENTIST Oca** akd Ht-oun Stxexts, Cart Mar, N. J. Oral Surgery, indodiug Extraction of Teeth under Narootlsed Air and other Anesthetic. FhiL Office; Perry Bldg. 16th A Cbeetnut SC

James J. Uoak Carpenter & SBuilaet Jobbing Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Phone 87 «

Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stationary and Blank Books. Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy Bouts, etc. M. L. WARRINGTON. 514 Washington Street.

Contractors ft Builders YORK BROS. aaaatAe vaaa avtTEe tea* P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSURINCE la URY Part uf Cage May Cuuaty Holly Bench. N. J.

VALUMIE Real Estate In Cape May City FOR SALE To cloie np an Estate nnuamnoffisiEiiffaB) NO. 1. A three story frame cottage aad stable on land, at No. 676 Washington at., size of lot 100 feet front by 300 feet deep. NO. 2. Drug store at S. W. corner of Washington and Decatnr sts, together with all stock and fixtures. NO. 3. One-half of double cottage and lot, at No. 416 Bank sL Far Trraas aad lafanmatlaa •( taS. A. MARCY, Maray'a Phar-

Security Trust Company Comer. Washington and Ocean Streets. CAPE MAY CITY, HEW JERSEY

CAPITAL Surplus and Undivided Profits DEPOSITS

$100,000.00 1136,371.69 12,164,129.81

We solicit your account. Our patrons receive every courtesy and accommodation consistent with prudent banking. THREE PER CENT. INTEREST PAID on deposits in our Savings Department. —Advisory Board— W H- Smith, Chairman Dr. Jam*. Mvcray II. C. Tbomp-m, M.n*gvr i. Splovr Learning William F. C*reedy Aaron W. Hand Reuben T. John*on Albert G. Bennett John B. Huffman

AUTISTIC OECM, PAPER HANDINGS,

plaster tlClorh a SpedalftfilZ^ : Xincrusta, UMalton anb JSurlaps and $hov Rooms. Second floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash $t CAPE MAY, N. J. Pierson and ©on.

NEW

HEzancaH

MARKETS

Cor. Washington and Union Sts. Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Provisions and fruits. We also handle “Michenhks Star Hams w

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Office iDdShop-Cor. Corgie and Jefierson Sts. CAPE HAY. N. J.

SAMUEL. E. EWINLi

General Contractor,

House moving a speciaitg

IF©S7 ASiDTEiSSSs,

WM. 8. 8HA.W,

DEALER nr

1,1MB, BRICKS, SARD, CEMENT AMD BUILDERS MATERIALS.

Talanhone No. VX

HO\\ AKL> K. O l 'UEK, ila* purcltaa#,! ti* u n, re ol th* lau C. t-OL OKK, .od rrreuvvfl to 311-813 Mansion Street CAPE MAY, N. J.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES

B- S. CURTIS Plumbing', Steam and Grs Fitting All orders receive prompt attention SHOP—Delaware At*. Cape May, N'.J.

UPPINCOTT'S

MONTHLY A Family Ite Mhfii •*<

Fabm at VtaMagCwak, adjoining Horn Lreunlng^ pmulre*. Inquire rt C. C Eldivdgv P. Ol, Cape May, N. J.,

Advartire u th* BagAUk It p*yx

The Stale Oaaelle The -Stale Gaaettr” ha. arraagvd In publish all the o*w* n-latlre to th* protoadlnic* of the New Jrvrej IrgUlalura that tire pvopb «r.- Intvfvauri In. It* rerrie* will cover all uetiao* of th* legislature nf a public character, give the number aad nature of wary bill latredac *1 sod the dlspaaltioa of It.

h in detail of the bwialalir*

bet that nairhl to b* knn out the Mata b that th* -Wrekly State G*artt*”l*oalyoa* dollar a roar. The "Dally State GaMMe” w II b* part-