CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1906

CAPK MAY HERALD Lewi* T. STivtNS ^sossieros. .Wsnsew C. Wmu »**■»*«■• AN INDCPCNOCNT WtCKLY.

PablUhed Every Tber*dey Meralaf •t SOC Weshlojtos Street, Ce»e »ey, H» Jsusscription: One DoLtAn Pen Via* m Aovahc*

THE HERALD, CAPE riAY, N. J. KntrrcJ At the post otter At Cap* Mat N. A* A*cood-cUA* mAil BAttn. March 11. t«ot Advcrtimint rstt* np«o AppUcAtioo.

THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1906.

. NoTtCB.—HereAlltr the Hkaald will not pablish rtaolntion, of condolence from lod*e».ehurche».A»*ociAtion» or iodieidoAl*. emcept At the foIlowiBB rAte»; Three inch •pace or Icaa. Iixioeach in*ertion; fire cent* per line for each Additional line over three inchc*Notice^—After thi* date. March I. 1906. the aobacription of the Care May Hbaald will be $1 *5 a year; and $100 pet year if paid in Advance. So More OoneenlfonA Prom the Atlantic City Prem. If a bill now before the New Jersey Legislature becomes a law there will be tie more political conventions. It baa as ita purpose the nomination of every officer by primary election. Such a bill would prove entirely satl«factory, no doubt, to politicians as well as the people, as the convention system la entirely too primitive. People are tired of electro* delegates to have them go to a convention and probably upset their intentions as expressed at the ballot box. If primirie* are responsible each voter aelects his own 1 and doea not entrust bis vote to a legate who may do just the oppomte from what was intended The bill *** likely become a law.

A Good Bill From the Newark Advertiser. The opposition to Senator Cornlsh'i bill, requiring each psekage and bottle of patent medicine to be labeled with a list of its ingredients, is taking a very peculiar form. It la, in substance, a demand that every phyiician’a prescription shall be written in plain English and not in the Latin and medical hieroglyphics now in use. The claim is that the patient has aa much right to know the ingredients of a doctor's prescription aa he has to know what la patent medidne be buys and swallows. This is not strictly correct. Every physician worthy ol the name has made thorough study, under the moat favorable auspices, of the hnman system and all Its ailments, and an equally thorough study of the medicines moat efficient as curatives. All this a tody la supplemented by years of observation, ex per ience and practice under the moat instructive condi I ions and the most impressive responsibility. Doctors know as nq others can know what is the matter with patients and what medianea are best for them. With patent madid nee it la entirely diflerent Interested and ignorant people make the diagnosis and take they know not whaL It is often best for patienta not to kpow what the doctors prescribe. Is is best for all to know what patent medicines are made of; they will then refuse to take most of them, and will be better for IL

DIPLOMAT TO MAfiEY

uroAonatirr or iruon XDDY IB AMMOVMOMB.

nil Wad Daughter of California Sugar Xing, According to Xoport —Tormar Now Charge D*Affaires nt St

made boro that Spencer F. Eddy. of Chicago, secretary of tho American embassy at 8L Petersburg. Is en gaged to Mias Lurllue Sprockets, daughter of Qua Sprockets, the sugar king, of this dty. News of tho en-

CUT GREEN BONE. The Moot Economical Feod When rod Judiciously—A Good rood Box to Use. This artlcU 00 the use of cut green roe was secured for the benefit of our raaders who desire to have the most thoroughly up-to-data Information on this subject, which has direct bearing upon tha question of winter-egg prod net Ion. says the Country Gentleman When It la possible to have the cut iroen bona within the limit of an outlay that will not exceed the value of eggs produced, no kind of food will equal It la valua as an egg pror. la localities where the raw material can be obtained It la very largeled to advantage, those who It admit that It excels all other kind of animal food for the laying hen. We give below a design for feed box made of wood, which is excellent for feeding green cut bone, for an even distribution among bens; the cut hot

California from Paris, where Mias Spreckela la now sojoornlng The announcement caused a surprise. The date for the wedding has not been Ten out. Mias SpreckeH, it Is said, some day wlU Inherit $10,000,000 or more from her father and her grandfather, the late Clans Spreckela. She la a blonde, tall and handsome. Mr. Eddy la regarded as one of the oat promising of the younger menq-_ hers of the diplomatic corps. As charge d'affaires at BL Petersburg and acting ambassador daring the recent troublous times In Russia be acquitted himself with great credit Mr. Eddy la only $0 years old. but 1 has won bis spun la other European capitals. After bel*g graduated from Harvard be chose diplomacy aa ’. although hla family preferred that be enter huataeas life, and he was made third secretary of the American embassy at 8L Ji Mr. Hay

rotary and filled that position during the busy days of the Paris exposition. It was at Constantinople. Mr. Eddy’s next promotion, that be first attracted International attention.

spa per correspondent who

gives false information u a thousand times worse than the ordinary mis-

representing tale bearer of the

inanity, because the information not only buna the newspaper which prints the correspondence, but mlarofonfls the readers who have through the newspapers the only means of learning facta and thereby get wring impressions which they never entirely forgeL The correspondent who it sending items to the Philadelphia North American is not only hurting the town but injuring the North American ‘with its Cape May

Last Thursday there was a statement from Cape May that eight Inch* snow fail here the night befo<e, when only a boat three fell, and alto that the weather was down to six degrees when the reader to see the falsity of the statement had hot to turn to the editorial page and find the correct goreminent report of 28 degrees. On the day preceding there eras a

LCRLINE SPRECKELA. (Daughter of Sugar King Who Will Wad Kddy.) tire control of the legation during the abeeace of Minister Orlacom at the time when Mist Ellen Stone and others were captured by Turkish bandits. It was Mr. Eddy who conducted the

’{gad succeeded In obtaining the re! of the captured church woman. On this record the young Chicagoan aa promoted to Russia. Under Mr. McCormick be did good work In handling the interests both of the United and of Japan, the latter power

her affairs in BL Peterothe war was In progress sad her own diplomatic representation

Mr. Eddy is s son of Mr. sad Mrs. Augustus N. Eddy and a nephew of Mrs. Marshall Field. Before entering Harvard lie went to school at Heldel-

mts concerning the police appropriations, and showed bis ignorance of municipal matters and figures and

law.

On another day week before last be aid that owing to a break in the mod bank of the Heal Estate Company’s Washington street wss covered with six feet of water. If that were so, everyth! oe would bare been carried sway to It

As a matter of fact tt

BOX FOR FEEDING GREEN BONK, should be mixed In with the dry wheat bran, using enough of the arate thoroughly the cut bone, pladtg all in the feed box or trough, from which the hens can help This has the advantage of dividing toe cut bone equally, as rfell as providing 'a dry bran food, which ta enjoyed by the hens, who make good use of It the manufacture o. eggs. The slats on the trough prevent tne fowls from scratching the bran about and wasting

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Cot green boas la tha great egg proucer. It aids the growth of pullets Intended for winter-egg production. When fed to the young chicks, you e them grow. It contains fat. lean, protein and phosphates. all the coi ponent pans of the egg, even to the shell. The egg contains about U per iL of shell, skin, etc., (3 per of water, fJ per cent of protein

Frauds K. Duke-Jau. I, HOT Council—Joa. Baud Jee. 1, HOT Samuel T. Bailey Jan. 1. IgOT Hubert J.Oa»Awe"I. IBM T. Maakel Bb«ri>~—>«"• I. tgf Jaa. J.Doak Jan I.190R

Friendship Council. No. fT. D. of A.Iiwts oe Tuesday afternoon of • sell week at tAO, in Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring The John Mrcray Poet No . 40. U. A. K. keeta on the third Friday of a«ofc month at T.» o'etock p. m.. at Franklin sirart

Samnel F. w, Louis C Sayre.—;... Jan. j. 1900 F. Sidney TowueendJ. a. 1. IB* Recorder—Juo. W. Tiiomps jnJan. I. Ilk** Aaaesaor—Gilbert C. Hug he*... Jan. L HOT Collectoe—Jss K. Taylor Jnn. I, MOT -Uaec H. Smith—.Jan. 1. HOT -Joers of Appeal, Theodore Mueller Jen. 1.1WT Edward Crraae * ~ * ’~“ Thne.R. WaL

Samuel K Stites, P- — S. H. Moore, vice president. Ur. tUwmnl H^-blUli-. Oerfc..

Mayflower Lodge. No. *8. Independent Order of Odd Fellow*—M eeU each Friday t the Aaditorinm, Jackson street.. Opal 1a]la Triha. So. l&T, Improved Order of Bed Moo-Mecca at I

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Walter A. Lovett Barclay L. Schcllengrr... William T. Stevens Dr. A. L Leach Charles P. Quidort

BOARD OP HKALTU. Dr. A. I. Lrarh. I'nddmt ..Sept Dr. V. M. D Mercy. Secretary...

jAML'KL F. KLDHEIXiK. ATTORKgr-ar-LaW. SOLICITOR, MASTER IN CHANCERY A»D NOTARY* PUBLIC. 810 WASHixurox ttntgxr. Caps May City, Ngw Jsssky.

POAUD CP TRADE. President—Stcpbee B. Wilson. Serretary—Lewb T. Stevens. Treseurvr—Thomas W. Millet.

County Directory. Justice Supreme Conrt—Fraud* |. Swayse, Cl rt^d? j uogi---A fien~B7Etid iooU —"1??? " ' m H. Voortmra, PleaelHeny S- Doiqflam^

Rep. 1907 Coroner’*—William H Tbon peon HtW Coroner'a—A. l«Ko> Jttullhir.. —IF* County Clerk—Jaitoe Way, BeP. ■-• Bio - - . i: CM II Hewitt. Rea....hot: Connty Collector—Joavph I. Fcull B. IBOB c-innty Board of KleeUoue-Jo*. K. Ilatnl Hep HOT Coopty Board of Elcctioaa-Charles E. Foster. Hep...... UOS C.unty Board of Elertloas-Wm. J. Trier. Dow 1907 Comuy Board of KlrcUeae-Mlehaei BKeanu. Dent IMS Term, of Coort- Pecond Tuesday la April. September and IWermner.

Ih pay W. B. Johnson. Ocean City Jan. L John P. Fox. Ocean City Jan. 1, 1907 C. P. Vanaman. Dtat Creak. Jan. 1. 190K a t D Lodlam,So.Dennis. Jan t. 1907 lei Scbe!looser, Erma,...Jen. 1. IKU STs.L.'saapiis-.&.v.ss Anthony B. Smith, Director; bamuel Towuaend Clerk. Bute Senator—Lewis M. Crease. Ocean JM-x—-i Cape May City, Rep...

QK. WESTLEY BODtiEUS WALES, - WALES’ UxiYKD HTATXB PbAERACY. WABHiaarua axd DncArt a Stsxct*, Cape May City, N. J. Telephone 9S and S4.| Office boors, 7 to B a. m., 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 p. m. Office and remdenee, Wales United States Pharmacy. Night Bell.

| EWI8T. STEVENS COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 1110 WseHixorox Sr , CafbMay, N.J. Master and Solicitor Notary Public. Commissioner for Penney I'

Chnrcb Directory

sr. maxi’s r. c. cnracn.

ton per cenL of fat, and s small per-, Hev. Father D. J. Kelly, Rector, centage of mineral matter. This would Hours of divine service on Sundays, Indicate alAoet pure lean meat, for the t Meases at 7 and 9 a. m. bon. alone, dry «d fre. from blood. 1 Sunday School at 2J0 r.

00Claim about one-third animal mataad fil per cent, of phosphate of lima To have the beat cut groan bona

1. it should be at least o

Sunday School

Rosary, sermon and benediction or

it Moat Blessed Sacrament at &00 r Wet k-days, Maas at 7 JO a. m. Services every Friday evening at 8.

r. x. Oirntfa or rkx advxxt.

green bone, rich in blood and adhering meat, contains more Protein, more fat j B oly Communlon-la* Sunday lo the and SO times aa much mineral matter month at 11 a m. Sod and 4th Sunday at Ob an egg—that is, pound for pound (of i 8 aaL — .« Th. iZ. „11 P “'" only contains Ol the elements for pro-. Other a , dudng tha egg, bat has some to spare ' Dally Servloea through Loot, (F.Oruary for the maintenance of tha fowL” This j * 10 April ' 4 * ** 4J0 U oue of the few kinds of feed for hens rasaxYTEXiAB that eemtaina a full complement of the | BeT Arthur W. Spooner, D. D., Pao-

at 1080

s wail for ana-

One pound of cut green bone fa a full allowance per day lor U beam; this with wheat and crocked corn and some short-cut clover or alfalfa hay, win make a perfect ration lor the laying

SMALL DOOR FOR FOWLS, Place Through Which the Hone Can Pass and tha Honae Still Remain Sang. Saw off one of the boards in fjtt middle of the door about tan Inches

or stripe of leather and a narrow ttrip of leather with a — silt cut la

— to the bottom of

small door. Turn the door hack

oa ita hinges and drive a nail in tha

1 door through the allt In the

leather. The small door can be opened and closed easily, says the Farmers’

e. Through this small opening bena can com# and go at their

pleaauro. and yon hare the satisfaction

of knowing that everything

Hev. James hurra. Pastor. Preaching on »unda> morulng at 10.80. In the evening at 7.48. Meetings at 9 a. M. and 6.80 r. m. aadays. Snnday School at $ r. u. Epworth League Mood* prayer Berrios Wi reulug at 8 o’clock. Class meetings, Tnsadly, Thursday and Friday evenings. BAPTIST OIUJECHRev. H. F. Crrgo, Pastor. Preaching on Bunday morulng at 10.80. In the evening at 7 JO. tinnday morning Workers Masting at 10.00 a. M. Sunday School at 2.80 p. x. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting 7 JO o’clock Young People's Mee lug Friday eve

o'clock.

extraordinary appropriation, when indeed it had Wen made tt what was

with the growth and

prosperity of the town. He made mm- •‘f* ^ ^ t"»th. r ’ J .... tsAssA all mnaf .A—, I, <u., -

girl being in pink.

“Milady," aald the Auoclldr, "yoor lovely daughter might wall he called the pink of baanty." "Ah. monsieur.- was the reply, “yon are prone to Rettery, I

fear." “But no." aald * ~

whose knowledge of

The farmer's hen com petse (or prat edenos with wheat, poultry prodne aggregating half a billion dollars in

valne.

A combination of tne fruits, poultry and bees in tha hands of a capable

•eUe fa the pink and yoa the drab of

la the aooiogical gardens at Braalat-, Oertnaay, there fa a spider monkey which was operated upon for cataraet,

and now wears glasses. Far mors than l

after It was received at U* soo earo a pull* healthy and lively; than

try quiet ceased to play.

It wad

Sundays 7 80 p. m.

Sunday school •

2 80 p. m.

Janior U. E. J ndmy at 4 U r Y. P. S C. E. Friday at 7J0 p. m. btrmgers alwaya made welcome.

’a Nesting Saturday e*

(Hog a 18.00

and Franklin strsets. Cap* Island Ledge, No. *>,F. and A. M.

Security Trust Company Corner Washington and Ocean Streets. CAFE HAY CITY, HEW JERSEY

Cape May Firs Department, marie first Monday evening fa each mouth at corner * Franklin etreete.

CAPITAL Surplus and Undivided Profits DEPOSITS

$100,000.00 *136,371.69 *2,184,129.81

gr*lt»l*Ml C»rd*.

We solicit your account. Our patrons receive every courtevy tnd accommodation convirteut with prudent banking. THREE PER CENT. INTEREST PAID Oil deposit* in our Saving* Department. —Advisory Board— ^ “7*"”’° Or. JanM Hrerer H. C-Tbom,—n, J. fepiovr lewnio* W.llum F. 0—1. Awoo W. H*o4 Heaben T. Jobowo AU-n G- B-.m.ti John B. Huflin,*

C. H. LOBENCE, (Dv. 9T. B. Stickler, associate.) DENTIST Ocsa* avd Hraiixs Bnxxn, Cape May, N. J.

Oral Surgery, including Extraction of Teeth under Narootixed Air and other Anesthetics Phils. Office; Perry Bldg. 16th & Chestnut SL

Cor. Washington and Union 8ts. Where yon will find choice Groceriei, Vegetables, Provisions and iruits. We also handle “Michbnkrs Star Hams”

James J.- Doak Carpenter & Siuilaet Jobbing Promptly atteoded to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Phone 97

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.

V R BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE la aay Part •( Capa May Ceaaty Holly Bench. N. J.

VALUABLE Real Estate Id Cape May City FUR SALE To close up an Estate

Tucodaya of each t

OapaMay damp, Mo. fin*. Modem Woedmeoot America—Maria first Waduoaday of each mouth at Auditorium.

m Kama mm ik <™ NO. r. A three story frame cottage and stable on land, at No'. 676 Washington *t., size of lot 100 feet front by aoo feet deep. NO. a. Drug store at S. W. corner of Washington and Decatur ata, together with all stock and fix-

'W. LENOIR* Piaster Mork a Soecialttg— w j Lincrusta, HClalton anb JSurlaps b and $how ftoomt. Second Floor Smith Bldg. 610 Waah. CAPE MAY t N. J.

iH3H

Pierson and Son. WEwfcAPE^mYlmHkET.l

\)0m. ©. §(et/eps ’AND' LAUNCH

Office aai Shop-Tor. Corgie and Jefferson Sts. CAPE MAT. V. J.

SAMUEL E. EWINU General Contractor, House moving a specialty

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W M. 8. OBUEEt A T. OOB-iat a l-ITOi*

T.nm BRICES, SAFI), CBHBVT AHD BUILDBB3

MATERIALS.

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HOW AKU K. O'i TLK, lias |nircl an»l Uw u mnmot tbs laia 0. bOl UKit, and wuved 9e 311-313 Mansion Street CAPE MAY, N. J.

FURNITURE AND MATTRHSSBS

B- S. CURTIS Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting 1 Au. ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION SHOP—Delaware Ave. Cape May, N. J.

UPPINCOTTS

The "Soue Gnaetlc” haa arraugwl lo publtah all Ibr news rriatlve to the proueodfaxs of the New Jmey Icgfafatura bal tha pfMde air Intrnwlad fa. Ita errvlca will cover all aettoua of tha public ekarocler. give tha

ad and tin- Aiapoallloo of H. Mhse newspaper to tha stale will *o much fa detail of the IcgiriatWe

toea that oughl to to kne out the state fa that the ’ Weekly State GsBetle” U oaty oae dollar a year. The “Dally Slate Gasette" w U to poat- ‘ ~ during the fagfalatlve

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