CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE ai, 1906

CAPE MAY HERALD

Lcwia T. •rtvana Wahbcn C. N*»u AN INDEFCNDCNT WEEKLY.

Pabllahcd Erary Tb«r*4»r Maralaa at EO* WaaWaJtaa Street. Capa May, M. J. subscription: Oat Ooll*« Pt" tc*a ia Aoaaac*

the herald, cape rtAY, n. J.

THURSDAY, JUNE ai.l»06.

eicepl at tb* followin* rates. Three inch •pace or less, ti .00 each iasertioo. 6ee ceata per line for each additional line oeer 1 inches. ~Notice:—Alter this date. March 1. the snbacriptioo of the Cara MAY Hat will be $1 *5 a year, and $i no pet ye paid in advance

Neat Je.

■ Inanranor Inveatl-

(atton

A special committee of the New Jereey Senate baa begun an inveaUgatioo of the business of inanrance companies this State, under ioalractiona from the recent Legislature. It will endeavor to determine flrat what limitations should be placed upon investment* by these companies, and this may aflect holdings of railroad securities, as was the case in Sew York. It U also instructed to ascertain, second, what limitations should be placed upon the kind policies to be issued; third, whether preferred dividend policies should be permitted; fourth, whether political contributions by insurance companies should be allowed, and filth, as to whether the power* of the Banking and Insurance Commissioner should be en-

larged.

OOLDKN TEXT OF QUARTER.— Never maa spake Ilk* this maa.'*—Jeha

TlM.

TOPIC OP QUARTER.—Tha words of TRUTH OF QUARTER.—Jaeus *x>k* sir words of halp and comfort. Review of Christ's Ufa. It win clarify the minds of the scholar* to go back to the beginning and construct a chart showing the principal events In Christ's life np to the transfiguration. Thin chart the eschar may form before the clans, hen cover 1L and ask the scholar* to reconstruct It, In wilting, on the *poL In the arrangement Stevens and Burton's Harmony has been followed: L Thirty Tear* of Private Ufa. S B. a to the summer of *« A. D. Birth. In Egypt In the temple. II. Opening Event* of HU Ministry. Bummer. !( A. D. to Passover, spring. « A. D. John th* Baptist Baptism. Temptation. First disciple*. First miracle. III. Early Judean Ministry- Spring. *7 A. D, to December. *7 A- D. Temple cleansed. Nicodemom. At Syehar. IV. First Period of th* Onlllenn Ministry. December. 17 A. D, to early summer. M A. D. John In prison. Rejected at Nqsarelh. First preaching V. Second Period of th* Onlllenn Ministry. Early summer, ** A. D, to Paaeover, spring, tt A. D. The twelve chosen.

(iovernor Stoke*' Sutei Governor E. C. Stokes when aaktd regarding bU position aa to United Senator John F. Drydeo’* candidacy for re-eleclkm and alao concerning the staw meat ot Colonel A. R- Koeer, Drydco' eoo-in-Uw, that th* Governor had aaanre hluf that he. the Governor, favored Senator Drydco'e candidacy, gave oat following *tsl I hi

The office of Governor should be exercised solely In the public interest with fair***■ to all and sboold not be involved with or need for or against any tndirtdaal' candidacy. I have endeavored to keep th position fret from any grounds for charge to the contrary, and fo- this reeeon have maintained an aultade I deemed consk*

ent with this view.

The United State* Senatorship is matter entirely in the haods of th* voter* of the State and can be left to them for snUrmeat without any official interfere-

nce on my part.

•' time I desire to aay anything

specially as to my Individual view* gardlng senatorial candidate* 1 will beaitai* to speak and shall not depi

deputise

Not To Debate U. 8 Senator Dryden has saat, in ply to George L. Record's challenge to debate on issues of the coming state campaign, the following letter "Jane II, 1906. "Dear Sir—Upon my return to Washington after a few days' a bee nee I find your typewritten let ter of J one 6, signed “George L. Record.'with the initials‘K. G.’ underneaUi, which I assume to be those of your stenographer, Inviting to join yon in a aeries of joint debate* in the several counties of our State. “I hare other plant, after my duties daring the present session of Congress have bene performed, for presenting the people of New Jersey my yiewinpoo issues, national in their character, as would be likely to come befo United States Senator for his of action, and I therefor* fed constrained to decline yonr invitation. Very truly your*. ■ JOHN F. DBYDEN. “George L. Record, Jersey City, N. J.”

To Siwdy Mosquitoes In order that be may be better qualified for the task of ridding Mew Jersey of her mosquito pest, Prof. John Smith, of New Brunswick, State entomologist, is to spend the Summer la Europe, studying the methods of extermination employed there. He hopes to come home better equipped even than be is at present fora jodidons sad efiectlre expenditure of the •350,000 which is to be spent to exterminate the Jcr»«y variety. The oae of the money was aotho in a bill penned by the Inst Legislature. Prof. Smith’s aerriees are not reqoirod la Sew Jersey this Sommer, as there is do money available for monqmto fighting until the annual appropriations become dan on November 1, and then it will be *0 late that all work will hay* to

QUARTERLY REVIEW

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Second preaching tojir. Widow's eon nt Main (Leason III.). In Slmon'a boas* (Lesson IV.). Parables by the aea (Lessons V, VL). / Gadarsne demoniacs (Lesson VII.). Third preaching tour. Twelve sent forth. John the Baptist killed (Leason

VIII.).

Feeding of th* five thousand (Lea-

rn IX).

VI. Third Period of th* Onlllenn Ministry. From tbs Passover, spring. M A. D- to November, » A. D. Th* Byrophenldan woman (Leason

t).

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RAILROAD k f

O ta arrscr may >7, 1906.

at principal la termed! ate

ta fitan Aagtaeen Bnash, Oesan Otv

sad See 1*1* City. Arrive* at Philadelphia

City Directory.

« Jen.:

_ Duke-Jaa. Con noli—Wm. 8. Shaw -Jan. Samuel T Bailey.—Jan. Hobart J. Ore*well.-Jan. T. Maaksl Sharp J»». Jaa. J. Doak Jan. Joaepb K Hrooks....Jaa. Samuel F. Ware Jua. Louis C Sayre J5. Sidney Townsend Jan. .no. W. TI.ompaAn.Jan. Assessor—Gilbert C. Hogaee.. Jan. Collectoi—Jaa. E. Taylor. Jan. wc v H. Smith Jan.

i. Ocean City, ai it Philadelphia 6.

3-20 *

•UBDAV TKAIXS. F.M.—ACCdMMODATIOM. Stop* at principal intermediate stations, •ecu from Anglesea Branch, Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Arrives at Philadelphia 6-1J P M. c IO P M-EXPRESS Connects from 0' 1U Anglesea Branch. Amee* at Philadelphia 6 55 P M-

°'OJ adelpbis io 55 P-'

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FROM PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave for Cape May—Bapresa. poo a. m-.i-yo (Saturdays only i sod 108 p m week-days. Accommodation, 74* • “»• ,n<1 vi S p. m Sunday, express, 9.00 a. m commodstioc. 7.J0 a m Excursion y.jo a m- Sundays only. Train* lesve PHlUkuaLMilA. Broad Street Station lor Ngw VORK

May 77. 1906.

Week-dan. 4 J*. 4 40.4 S3. S »* 5 S8.*7-oo. 70J. 733.803. **0.0 °3. 9 3°. ,0 *t. °° A. M, "u 00 noon. 1 a 35. *1 ». 1 40, s so.

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500. *5 57 «1 —■ —• IS os. night, Sl-MDAYS. 4 58, 4 40. 4 5^5 •*.

8 so. 9 50 r '

WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

May *7. I9»*-'

For Baltimore and Washington. ^635. 7.so. 83a, *10 *5.1106, am..‘is 31. 3 >o.3 4». 4 46.5 15. 618. 8.*J. II aB.P IS 15 night weekdsya SUNDAYS. *t>. J5. 7 *0. 005. it 06. A M.. ’I 5 «3 *0. 4 46. 5 *S.

lit. it SB P. M. 1 a.IS night. From West Philsdeli'

•ttMA-r

M. daily.

Dining Car.

W. W. ATTERBURY. J. R. WOOD. Gen'l Manager. Pass r Traffic Msnagei GEO. W. BOYD.

General ~

liht, Sundays. 4 38. 4 4°. 4 55- ! 5011.00 A.M.. •!» 35. >*° *>• 400.5*0. »s 57-6 shy 7 00, <8 00.

** -'Cenight.

1 copy of the following

ATLANTIC OTT 1ATT.MAP. TIM* TAA* In Meet May 19. 19^Lv. Cape May. Arr. Phil*.

1. What lemon had It for Okrint’i

4. What leason has It for unt Aik the scholars to com* prepared to answer then* questions for each

hove studied, and to apply the tioan alao to th# other thro# lemons, no far as they are appropriate Books.—From what Oonpel were tbs largest number of them lemons takenT ih Gospel reports mmt fully JeSermon on the Mount? Give riel— «f the lemons that are found in Luka. Why are wa studying three Gospels at once? Mean.—1: In what province of lm do w* see Jesus In thsm Melt Where did he preach th* Ber1 on th* Mount? Lemon L Where Jesus work Ms first miracle of lag the dead? Lemon *- 1 From * pulpit did Jeans deliver a **r1 made up whoDy of puruhlmT ■an I. S. From what place was is urged to depart? Lemon T. ire was John tha Baptist put to AT Lamon *. «. What distant .^oaa did Jesus vtaltT Lemons 1*. 1L i. On what mountain, probably,

7.00 a m excursion train 8.46a m express 6.00 p m accommodation A. T. Dies, Epsom J. 1 Gcal Sept Gen'l Fa

bath? Leason 1 T. What Oeatflm *d gnat faith ta JesasT Lew 3, It. R Who supplied to Jesns the dlscooriaous Simon nsglectT 4. Who war* Interested in Janus’ parables so that they sought hem? Lemon. 6. 6. Who, la tha country of th* Oadaronm. - - ' by Jasus? Lemon T. John the Baptist? Law sen 6. Who incited him to do this? •Who mad* tha great ooefemions of Christ? Leason 1L 10. Who wlt-

aon U. Tmckisga.—U- To what have we paid special attention la this quarter’s lessons? Qnartsr’s Topic. 11. What was men's verdict about the words of Jasusf Qusrtsr'a Golden Text It. Whst did Jesus tseeh by th* story of the Two FoundsHoas?

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to year by th* State aolhoririan - Prof- Smith hopes to have th* maw — . —Tr “ qwits perishminated from AnStaMin GpRnTTwSTta i* ‘ fiytorrisyem*.

Jii,

ouly, 33s snd and *7 55 P

?Extra-fare Train.

306 p. 3 55 p m 6 30 p . m

r Mtn. accommodation. 6 66 p.m Express. 6 66 p.r exprom (bat only) 8 86 p.i SUSDAXS. 6J0 a m acconunodstion 9 26 s m 8.30 p m “ 6^ - 6.10 pm express, 6«i ttdo p m excursion train 8 00 p m 8 60 pm ex pern* 10.40 p WXKXDaYA Lv. Phils. Arr. Cape Ms 7 80 s m accommodation 10.86 a 8 00 a m expram 10 39 a 1.40 p m exprem (Bat. only) 3 88 p 416 p m expram &-67 p (LOO p. m. ^accommodation.) 8.15 p m suxnAva.

9.20 am 1084 a 8 06 p

VALUABLE Real Estate In Cape May City FOR SALE To close up an Estate IE KK1H1K nWOTES IE MIM NO. x. A three story frame cottage and stable on land, at No. 676 Washington st., size of lot ion feet front by 300 feet deep. NO. 2. Drug store at S. W. corner of Washington and Decatur sts, together with all stock and fixtures. NO. 3. One-half of double cottage and lot, at No. 416 Bank st.

ta S. *. MARCY, Marcy’s Pharmacy, car. Washington and D tar SU. Cape May, N. J.

10

OF OUR OWN STAnPS FREE FUSE

With year fintn

by

STAMP SYSTEMWe have the best shorn we oaa buy to the money in grant variety. 8bn«* to man, womqp and chUdm*, amtradmmtkn stamps whan yen grilOOat

Trinity Church, Vineland. N. J, B*pt. 8. Right K*v. Lrichton Colsmao. B. T. D., LL. D . Bishop of Delswsr*. B*pi. 9, Rev. Thoms* J. Taylor. Hactor, Church of th* / - - -

1:1

Theodora Mu*ller..„.Jan. t. I9W Edward “nmi Jan. L 1907 Tho*. R. Wales Jan. 1.1907

WUItem B. GrarnsB. ’ William T.

BOARD OF BRALTH. tkkWJKItS^iJSl

BOARD OrjTRADR. Ikrralarr-Lawla T. 'starana.

County Directory. lira Snprrmr Coort—Fraaci* f. Sways*. Circuit Joogw—Alira U. kudioDU ! ’ ’ ’ «•* M.E.HIIdratbK*pl911 Flaa»- Harry S. Douglass.

■ Way, May. ....Itio n Ilrwltt. Bap....1MR Joaaph I. Scull K. 1908

Coroners—A. LeRoj Mnlller. County Clerk—Julloa Way, " " Kurmgstr-E. t'Unton Ilrwl

County Collector—Joseph *•.01111 Board of Elavtiuue-Ja*. K. 11 a an Hep 1907 inuty Board of KlrrUoio- Char lea E. Foster. Kap ....1906 uuty Board of Elections-Wm. J. Tvlcr.

dapirmbar and lArraniora. BOARD OF CHOSEN KKKEHOLDEUS. Anthony B. Smith, Fslcnno Jai.,1 1907 ^ Johnson. Ocean City—Jan. 1, 1907 , J , 0 ^P P- yox. Ocean City Jan. 1.1907 C 1*. Vanamao, Diu Orrak, Jan. 1. 1908 lesse D Lndlam.Sc Dennis Jan t. 1907 bratel ttebritamrar. Krm«._j2n. l| iM u'a*? “l ''“ha May. Jaa. 1. 1907 H. 8. Rntbrrfoid. Cape May, Jan. 1. 1906 Antbona B. Smith. Director; bamnel Townsend Clerk. sut* Seirior-LewU M. Crasee. Ocean B'P - MOB blyman .Vnmnov

Chnrch Directory

„ . Jars, 7.30 a

suiidav and Fndsy evenings eesvioe*

at* o’d ck

Confession*—Saturdays, and Thursdays before the First Friday, from 8JO to 6.00 p m and from 7.10 to 8 B0 pi

r. x. causes

FrancteT. H. Fins, in charge.

Sunday B*rvle*a: 840 a. a-

Mon '

p. m. Events. . . 8a,,d * r u U “ Thnradays. arming Paarar and add ram. Otter

Sunday service* at 10 30 a. m., and 7 JO p. m. holiday school at X 30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7JO p. m. JuiJor C. E. I nday st 4 16 p. m. Y. P. 8. a X Friday st 7 JO p. m. Htnugers always made welcome. fibst n. s. enunen. Rev. Junes Burn*, Pastor. Preaching on 8uods> morning at 10.30. In th* •renlng at 7.46. ^toetiiig* at 9 a. m and 6.60 r. n. on BandsT School at 3 F. n Epworth Laagna Suudsy evening nt 7 30 o'clock. MU-week prayer service Wedoeadaj evening at 8 o'clock. Clam meeting*, Tnmday, Thursday and Friday evamloga.

Rev. H. F. Crago, Pastor. PrmeMas on Sunday atoning at 10.30. In th* avanwg nt 7JO. Bundsy morning Worfcsra Masting at Snoday fiobool nt 2J0 r. m. Wsdtsriday evsnlng Prayer Masting nt 7 JO o'clock Young People’s Mm lag Friday *v*nta^nt 7JO o'clock o'clock.

M. John's P, E. Cbnrch Cor. Washington sod Franklin 8U. Sunday Service*: Holy Communion. 7J0 a. m. (aa anDonoeed). Holy Commonion, 10.80 n. m. the flrat Sunday of each month. Morning Prayer 10.30. Evening Prayer 8.00. The following Clergymen are expected to officiate durthe summer of 1806.

n* 17. Rev. Alfred G. Mortimer, D. D. Rector. 84. Mark’s Cbnrah. Philadelphia. Jooa 94. Rev. Floyd W. Tompkins, 8.T. D.. Rratnr, Cbnrah of th* Holy Trinity, Philadelphia. July 1. H*r. Da rid M. Bteele, Rector,

I.D.C. Rev. NathaaM & Chun* of tha Holy 4pmHm.

Cape May Camp, )>o- 0778, Madera Wood 1*0 of Amcrieq—Ma*0s flrat Wadoaada] of each month at Auditorium. Capa May Cooclav*. No. 188, Improrm Order of Hqptoophs-Meato nt Ogden'1 Hall,818 Washington strari, on second am fourth Thursday* of sack month. Cap* May Council, Ho. M9l;_Roynl Ar-

Cold Spring Council. Jr. O.U.A. M. No.

ooday

Tumday evmU Colombia L Order of Meebi at Auditorium.

Eureka Lodge. No. 7. Ladles' I. 0. M. Meets second and fourth Thnradays of

• •-.h mouth at

Friendship Council. No. 07. D. of A.Mrat* on Tnaaf . at 8J0. in Jr. O.D.A.M. Hril. Cold Spring. The John Mrcrsy Post No.. 40, meets on th* third Friday of each month at 7J0 o'clock p. m.. at Franklin street

school building

Mayflower Lodge. No. 258. Independent Order of Odd Fellow*—Mrau rath Friday at the Auditorium. Jackson street. Ogallrila Tribe. No. 1&7. Improved Order of Red Men—Meets at 810 Wi "

■treat.

Capa May Fire Department., meet* first Monday evening In each mouth a Washington and Frankllo atreeti

groftfiSioul Cards.

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

CAPITAL

Surplus and Undivided Profits

DEPOSITS

$100,000.00 $136,676.83

$2,429,198.69

We solicit your account. Our patron, receive every courtcy and accommodation coiurinU-nt with prudent banking. THREE PER CENT. INTEREST PAID

on deposit* in our Savings Department.

SteC.H. Smith, Chairman

J. Bpieer Learning Reuben T. Johnson

—Advisory Board-

Dr. James Mecray William K. Caaaedy Albert G. Bennett

H. C. Tbotn|iaon, Manager Aaron W. Hand John B. Huffman Robert E Hand

Plaster IKHorh a Suecialtv!”' 111 'g llncrusta, Iimalton anb Burlaps and $how Rooms. Second Floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash. S CAPE MAY, N. J.

Pierson and Son.

gAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. ArroKagr-kT-uiW. BOLK’ITOR, MABTEK IN CHANCERY

NOTARY PUBLIC. 310 WAaHWuroM Brum. Car* Mat Citt, Nbw Jganv.

J^R. WE8TLEY RODGERS WALES, WALES' Uxitxd Btatub Pbabmacv. Washixotox amd Dmcatcb Brugna, Cape May City, N. J. Telephone 98 amLSt.l Office bonra, 7 to 9 a. m., 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 pt ao. Office and reswlrrme. Wato United States Pharmacy. N ight Bpj.

JKW18T. 8TEVKNB ^ COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 6)0 Waomixotox Br.. Oaf* Mat, N. J. Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Notary Public. nsylvamk.

J~^R- C. H. LORENCE, (Dr. W. B. Sickler, m DENTIST Occam amd Huobmb Btmxmis, Cafm Mat, N. J.

Oral Bargery, including Extraction of Teeth under Narcotixed Air and

PhIU- Office; Perry Bldg. i6th A Chestnut Be

James J. Doak Carpenter & SBuildet Jobbine Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Pboo# 97

Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fin* Stationary and Blank Books, Tbya, Shell Goods, Games, Toy Boat*, etc. M. L. WARRINGTON, 5x4 Washington Street.

Contractors & Builders YORK BROS. P. O, Box 661. ^ Cq* N. I.

#THE|NEw|cAPE|lMY|iMKET.g>>

.Cor. Washington and Union Sts. Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Provisions and iruits. We also handle“Michbners Star Hams”

Xjrx-iaTi Fmcoi^s.

<§. <§tevei?$ Office aui Shop-3or. Corgie and Jefferson Sts. CAPE HAY. H. J.

SAMUEL E. EWINU

General Contractor,

House moving a specialty

pas? ®?i?Das AEBAsaa,

S3 d

WM. S. SETA.W,

DXALXK IH LBB, BRICKS, SARD, CEKSBT AID BUILDSB3 HATSRIALS. Na 10. !

HOW AKD E. Oa'a'ER, U*» pumhAMd th* IwMMaawf Ihn late O. bOUDER, and ramosafi 8s 311-313 Mansion Street CAPE MAY, N. J. ra.-WTNr-F-.-w a t . T7FrrCU ^l'J£3UB» FURNITURE A*ND "MATTRESSES

B- S. CURTIS Plumbing', Steam and Gas Fitting Au. orders receive prompt attention

SHOP—Delaware Ave.

Cape May, N. J.

H. H. DOAK

S. 8. DOAK

DOAK BROTHERS Groceries, Meats and Provisions Butter, Eggs and Poultry Fruit and Vegetables G. £. Brownbak's Famous Golden Butter a Specialty ijaassr-"- „ SKSssr

515-617 Washington St.

Cape May City

^dvortiao in tho J^orald