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THURSDAY. JULY 12. ,906 ;

Soticr-Ahetthi. d-.. M »' ch ,h» .ah«tip*i«. oflb* C»r« UkX »Ua*L«. paid in »dT»ncT-

1 1W UrowtuR rvrrj minute finding frirnd. errrj d.y. Court Houm Banato winning her w»y.

A Bank account glee* an one • standing. Get the habu. deposit In the i ^Jurt Honae Bank.

A I—h for Tbe Muck llaker Charles E. Hughes, whose splendid work as counsel and inquisitor for the Armstrong inreaUgating committee, in S»w York, gsee him a nstionaland world-wide reputation and has earned for him the admiration and aflectlonate regard of the whole American people haa no ose for the , *muck-raker,' , an the earnest words he spoke on the suh ject of mock-raklng at the Page dinner in Sew York, Tbursdsy night, a.e writ timed anti wdl not be lost in tbeii

Auto Boats as Racing Cra.fi

^IIK auto boat is pushing the aolomoblle.close In ttw race for lapularlty. Builders are rush-

ed tl

What Mr. Hughes said was, in suh stance, what Gorernor Stokes said In - speech at a dinner in East Orange ho month. “I believe in criticism, strong criticism. Tbe community owes it n only to itself to be relentless with the evil doers, but to give It. meed of praise to those who stand true to their trusts We are not lacking in faiUifnl public servants. There is no reason for general abuse of those who represent us in the Legislature or on the bench.” Governor Stokes made the same earnest plea in almost the same language. Again Mr. Hughes repeats the admonitions of Sew Jersey's Governor when he says: “A sorry spectacle thi man who sees nothing hot evil i world full of good. The contagion of good is more potent than thecontagion of evil. It is true we have in thi. country a great deal of dissatisfaction, of uneasiness, which springs from a feeling that there are wrongs to be righted, dlaenmlnations in business life that should bs sxpoaed. But eo far as oar public ideas go, I believe they were never higher than at tbe present when men m public life were more res-

ponsive to them.”

Mr. Hughes speaks directly to the point and utters truths in epigrams. His words have a singular application to aflairs in this state as when be my. j in cobdnsion: "We have great need i for men who can think sanely, who have sense of proportion, who are not earned away hr desire to repeat tbe rewards of criticism. It is a great misfortune to a man to find him lacking in what is lovable about him; that be becomes a common scold- I take so pessimistic view of the fntme of our public hie. Tbe motive of our poMic men '• more largely to-day the giving !«> the cot'imunity that which benefits it than mere transient success, of individual or

Pkety-’’

Ibese sane, just and eirqoenUy truth ful views by a man of the character ol Charles E. Hughes are addressed to tbe American people generally. In tbe main they reiterate the words of Governor Stokes and emphasize them. Let us criticise and condemn evil-doers, bu: at tbe same time give credit to those who arc faithful, and "we are not lacking In faithful servanta," as the record of State legislation this year al ow. Let us not eternally hold up the evil and hideous, says Governor Stokes,sod Mr. Hughes responds: "Thecontagion of good la more potent than the contagion of evil.” Governor Stokes asserted the integrity of the avenge public oBeer, and Mr. Hughes says that "to far as our public Ideals go they were never higher than at tbe present

boats forcmislug and for

racing. Across the ocean an solo boat •xhlhltlou baa Just been held lu Monaco. France, where tbe latest achievements In the form of racing and pleasure motor I oats were displayed and r ted lu general the French have led the building of motor boats as they

have In the construction of motor

Idea: One of the sensations of tbe t season among tbe European Bjortaiueu was the auto boat Antoinette III. At Lake Garda, Italy, she covered ninety-three miles in 3 hours 2 minutes -12 seconds, or at tbe rate of thirty-one miles an hour. Antoinette 111. Is only a little over twenty-si* feet long, but posse.sea n motor callable of developing klai boraei-ower. This the Antoinette IV. was on exhibition at Monaco, and she Is expected lie an Improvement even over tbe Speedy Antoinette IIL The Seasick and Kapler 11. also showed much af Motor boats arc of two classes, pleasrr craft and racing machines, pleasure craft may lie s|ieedy, but In their case sliced haa to be sacrificed to comfort and safety. The racers are bollt on different lines. They are structed so as to he very light and at tbe same time carry Internal comboaUon motors of high |lower. Some very fast motor boats have been built In America In the past few years or purchased by American millionaires of foreigner*. Alexander Stein's 2UU horsepower Veritas made thirty miles In 1 hour. 23 minutes and 2-1 seconds on tbe Hudson last summer. The same season the TUlcum and Union raced

from Tacoma to Seattle, twenty-eight

miles, the Tlllcum winning. TSbe made the twenty-eight miles In 1 hour 2CH4 minutes. IVrhapa tbe most sensational motor boat yet constructed In America Is the freakish craft Invented and built by (Tutrles F. Herreshoff and

called the lien. Her Inventor states that

she has traveled tor abort distances at the rate of forty miles an hour, a

rvth mouth at Auditorium. Friaadahlp Council, Mo. *7. D. of A.Issta on Tnssdsy uftornooo of sank waak at MO. to Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. The John Mseruy Post No., 40. 0. A. K. on tptbliu Friday .at Fraakli

**Y Jan. I, 'ummiaalooersof Appeal. Theodor* Mueller Jan. I. . Edward Crnsa. -Jan. 1. l*n Thu*. H- Wales Jan. 1,

AKU OK^EIiVCATION.

Wll’lian;’H Thouipsojivki* president ig®

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m H Thompson vies p Kdwsid*1. Phillips, Clerk...

George 8. Douglass

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Charles F. kfuidor

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BOAKII OF HEALTH,

ir. A. L Lesrb. PnaWrol ..h-pt. V l*h I»r V. M. D Marey. Sscretary .IMS

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ItOABB or TBAD*. t'rrsldrut—Strphrn B. Wllsou. Secretary “Lewis T. Bteveua

Cl rt^lTjudge—AileaR

Law Judge—Jamrs M K-HUdrythBepltH

Pits*-Harry S. DotWijJ*

Sheriff—William H. Bnght. Bep- 1907 Coroner’.—Hubert S. MfUer, Bep »?°7 Curooer's—William H. Tbompaon. IMB Corourr’s-A I-eKoj Mulller.

C-runty Board ttwOi 11 — County ,B<wrd of EtecUoss-Charlss K-

TCrarw*. liem....r..V..T IMS ■rm, of Court-Pecood Taesday U April. September sad *

IIOABlr OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDI Anthony B. Smith. Palermo. Jar,.! W. s. Johunoa.Ocaao Ctep—Jan. 1. — John P Foa. Ocean City Jan. 1. 1W7 C. P. Van am an. Dias Creek. Jan. I, IMS irate D Ludlam.Sc.DennU Jan t, 1007 Daniel Scbelleoger. Krma...Jan. I, IMP

Anthony B. Smith. Director; Samuel Townsend Clerk. Stale Senator—Lewis M. Crasas. Ocean

I906

gAMLEL F. ELD HEDGE. Arroassr-AT-LaW. IClTOB, 1UBTWIIN CHANCERY

Order of Odd Frllows-Meet, at the Auditorium. Jackson . Ogallalla Triha. No. 1!7. Improved Order of Bad Men—Meets ai UO Washington

810 Waanisuro* Stbbbt. Car* Mat City, Maw Jar

Cape kay rtra Daps nmou louday evening in each mm Franklin ai

51. John’s P. e. Cburet!

Cor. Washington and Franklin Sts.

Sunday

■PN, ... ■ month. Morning Prayer 10.80 Evening Prayer 8 00. Tbs following Clergymen are expected to officiate during the summer of ItOO. July I. Bar. David M, Steele. Si. Luk's Epiphany, Philadelphia. July b. Right Her. Kihelbert Talbot, D. D .LL.D . Bishop of Oen.ral Peousjl

July 1&. Her. Herbctt S00U Smith. D. D.. Rector. St. Margaret's Church. Washington. D. C July S*. Kee. Nathaniel 8. Thomas, Hector. Church of tba Holy A post I sw.

Philadelphia.

July V. Rev. K. E. Brrstell, Rector, St. Paul's Church, Camden, N. J. Aug. ft. Right Rev. John Scarborough. D. D„ LU D , Bishop of New Jensy. Amc. XI Rev. Robert W. Forsyth. Rector. St. Pnal'e Church. Rlcbmoud.

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0B. WKBTLEY RODGERS WALES,

WALES’

UaiTSh Srsm PgABatacY.

1 sore a alt» DnCsTrm Simagis,

TeleFbona 10 and 34

hours, 7 to 0 a. m., 2 to 4, and 7

to 9 p. m.

lenoe, Waics UoUnd States Pharmacy. Niowt Bell.

| EWI8T. STEVENS COUNSELLOR AT LAW, MO WaaBistnoB Sr, Cara Mat, N. J. Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Notary Public Commiasiooer for Pennsylvania.

Security Trust Company Corner Washington and Ocean Streets. CAFE KAY CITY, SEW JERSEY

CAPITAL Surplus and Undivided Profits DEPOSITS

$100,000.00 S136.67S.83 S2,429.198.69

We Bolidt your account. Our patron* receive every eourtrey and accommodation consistent with prudent banking. THREE PER CENT. INTEREST PAID on depcwiU in our Saving! Department

—Advisory Board— Isaac H. Smith, Chairman Dr. James Mevray H. C. Thompson, Manager J. 8pieer Learning William F. Oaaeady Aaron W. Hand Reuben T. Job neon Albert G. Bennett John B. H uffinao Hubert E Hand

Aug. 1». Rev. U N Caley. Rector Church of tbe Nativity. Philadelphia. Aug. M. Rev. C. M. Perkin., Rector. Tuiultj Church. VI nr laud. N. J. Sept. t. Right Rev. Lrichlou Coleman. 8. T. D.. LU D.. Bishop of DaUwara. Sept. 0. Rev. Thomas J. Taylor. Rector.

Church of tba Adseot, Eeunott Square.

£^B. C. H. LORE.NCE, (Dr. W. B. Sick ter, aaeodatt.) DENTIST Oca.a avd Hroam Sraagra, Cafb Mat, N. J.

Oral Surgery, Including F.xtractlon of Teeth under Narcotised Air ant' other Anesthetics

Fhlla OOet; Perry BMg. ifith * Cheutaut BL

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Spring: eecretary, Joe May Court Hours. Church Directory

7.1 r A M—EXPRESS. Caoaecto from f 3 Oceari Ci ty and - - ■ at Philadelphia. Broad

*40 A- M-—ACCOMMODATION. 8 ^ at priori pel intermediate Mail Connect, from Wildwood Bruch. O

Rev. Father D. S. Kelly, Rector. Ra«xe*—>andays. 6, 8 and 10 a m; Weekdava, 7-30 a m. Sunday and Friday evening* nervicev 18 o'd ck. Confeeuonv—Saturdays, and Thundays before the Fuat Friday, from MO to 0.00 p ro and from 7.80 to 9 90 p m.

Lj.SSigEiSlT?^ 5 -"'

90s Vm 8c. bic City.

Sermon; OK) a

p. m- Evening Prayer aadiarmoo. Holy Commonloo—1st Sunday ii

lontb at 1080a. m.

Thuradaya. evening Praver and addram. OtSrr serriora a* announced. rgmBTTSKlAE CBCECH. Rev Arthur W.SpoouaC.D. D.,

when men in public life 1 responsive to them.”—JTrwa

The whole country appears to be rising In revolt again.t the iceman. Can it be poeeible that the plumber's

Colombia M going to aeod a minuter to tbe United Btatea. Itaeemr we ■ the diplomatic separation moeh belter

than she did.

If the Austrian Parliament is careful, tbe Russian Downs will Hi record for keeping up the gayety of

A diamond was recently tound in a stork's neot. Many a

: seasick AXD Hafizs i

speed of fifty miles an boor la predicted craft when anfficlent akiU In her

management la attained.

The mile a minute boat has not yet put In lu appearance, though Paris has a count who has Invented n gliding boat called a hydroplane, with which be hopes to be able to reach a mile a minute gait, or sixty miles an hour. The boat has planes or fins upon tbe bottom. Exceptional claim, aa to speed are made for a type of power boat invented by Tbaddeas Davids of New York and recently iiatented at Washington. It has a tube running through tbe bull, thoa allowing tbe water to pasa through tbe vessel from

tern, where it la delivered to

the proiiellcr in a solid mass. This prevent, in great measure the churning up of tbe water and the eddies cansed by the water coming In around the aides of tbe stern to the screw. It also lessens tbe combs of spray formed boat making high speed and which sometimes are ao heavy as glblde the craft from view. Leas resistance Is offered to the water at the bow. It la claimed. In consequence of tbe tulie passing through tbe bull. The Invention take* advantage of tbe principle that tbe movement of a fluid through a pipe or tube la somewhat analogous to the movement of a rope through the same—that Is, It can be drawn through with lees friction than It can lie pushed through. Tbe Inventor exix-cts that by using this type of construct km power boat, m.y Increase their speed from 33 1-3 to DO per cent In other words, boat, which are approximating a speed of forty miles an hour, as Is c.'tlmed for the Den. might tie able to hit up a pace of sixty seventy miles In tbe near future. It 1* about three year* since William 1C Vanderbilt. Jr., brought hla turbine yacht Tarantula, with its record of 38.75 knots, to this oountry. Ur. Vanderbilt haa a large estate at Great Neck, on lung Island sound. Just outside New Rprk. and with either automobile or auto boat can beet tbe train from tbe city's bnaloeoa renter. Other rich men who do business In New

York and lire in tbe suburfas

sound or qp the Hudson one adopting motor boats for getting to and their bonm. and their craft haV*

, Bomad the "Wall street fiest"

at 750 p. m. e welcome.

Sunday

750 p. m.

Sunday school at 2 90 p. m.

Priver meeting Wednesday 750 | Junior U. E, Inday ai4 1ft p. m,

Y. P.8.C.E. Fridayat'** Stringers always made

FI Bar u

Rev. Jamas Burnt, Pastor. Preaching on Baud.) morning at 1050. In the evening at 7.45. Meetings at 9 A M. and 850 F. M,

Sundays.

Sond.v School at 9 r. ■.

E [.worth League Sunday e row lag at

7 90 o’clock.

Mid-week prayer service Wed need.)

evening ' “ ‘

, f. M.-H J Wildwood 1 8cm laic City. Arrive, i

Rev. Francis T. H. Finn, In charge. Sunday Serriora: 8.00 a. m. Holy Comlunloo: m ao a m. Morning Prayer and

2 7 r P. M.-ACCOMMODATION. *•35 «t principal intermediate Arrive. »t Philadclohia 5 31 p. m.

. -O P M—EXPRESS- Connect, from

Wildwood Branch. Doran City tad

" Die City. Arrive*« Philadelphia ft 4 s

t 10 90 o. m., and

SW

6-‘>° r ,^SE3!S2i£< Md Sea Die City. Arrives at Fhl AajP-W-•UBDAT TXAIXB. BBOAD ST. aranog. max gar sr. wbabp. , . r P. M.—ACCOMMODATION. •9‘Tj at principal Intermediate at Connect, from Widwood 9ra*Hi Cit£ end Sen Die City.' Arrives 1

Class meet logs, Tesedsy, Thnradaj

sod Friday evenings. BAPTIST CKVmCH.

Rev. H. F. Crego, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at 1050. In the evening at 750. Sunday morn lag Workers Metleg at

10.00 a. M.

Sunday School ai 2.30 r. M. Wedntaday eveulu. Prayer Mgeting at

750 o’clock

Young People’. Mes tag Friday

lo^ai 7.90 o’clock

s Meeting Saturday eranlag alAOO

Cape Island Lodge, Na 90, F. and A- M. -Commanicatteoa. neoood gad If—* Tuesdays of aach month at ledge 1 Tasblngum and Franklin street. CapeMay Camp, No. 877!. Modem W00A-

of each month at Auditorium. Cape May GoocDvo, No. 181, Improved Older of Heptaaophe Meets at 0| ‘ Hall, Bit Washington stnet. on Maoo tourth Thuradaya of each month. Cepe May Council. No. U9I; Royal A*

Cape May ludga. *0. 91. A. O. U. W. Me*u first and third Thuradaya of sash month at SU Washington stmet. Cold SpringConmdl, Jr. O. U. A. M. >0.

Ib Effbct Jt-aa 90,190ft das win leave Cue May as folk PHILADELPHIA:

Carpenter & S&uilaet Jobblna Promptly Attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J.

Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES

Fine Stationary aad Blank Book*. Toys, Shell Good*, Games, Toy

. Ocean City Philadelphia

*«*

Contractors & Builders

YORK BR£)S.

840 PM.

4-»°y^gffisa«!n7 rives at Philadelphia ft£p m. 6 ou P. M BXOCB5ION TBA IN. Con at principal iatctmedUSe stations- Arrives et Philadelphia 8 xj p. m. « rr RXPBB3S. Coen. wood Branch. Ocean Citr aad See Isle City. Arrives at FUlddelpMa tmaj pm. FBOM PHILADBLPHIA.

for Cape . . , - iStsjfe-fKSATJi

®. 7.y>‘ ® b k deyv; 7 c® a "treet -talloo, 4 03 p. m week days; 900 a. m. Sunday*.

joaepo,!^*. Week dava, 4 3*. 4 40.4 S3- 5 >8. 5 SV7-O0. Jfit, swroatra, 4 Aft di 4 9%.S«*>

.v--*vd4.«S%i9ftt. 8so, 9soir.ooA.IC, *UM&*«»*s ji»tjga

James J. Doak

M. L. WARRINGTON. 514 Washington Street.

P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. I.

JMaster HElorh a Spcdalto!^^' Lfncrueta, UHalton ant> JButlape

\0*Foe and $hov Rooms. Second floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash. H CAPE MAY, N. 4.

Pierson and Son.

'^cape|my1

NEW

MARKET, i

Cor. Washinston and Union Sts.

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

<§. §{euei?s ri>(lBOAT-MlD • UUNCti •BUILDER|l l

Office and Shcp-7or. Corgie and Jefferson Sts. CAPE MAY. 9. J.

W H BEIQHT, FIRE INSURANCE la aar Part af Capa May Caaaty Holly Beach, N. J.

SAMUEL, E. EWING General Contractor, House moving a specialtg ffflstr simas asisiBssa, sibasssi, t j

VALUABLE Real Estate In Cape Hay City FOR SUE To close up an Estate ■ HUIMMHnBUIIKBB

NO. t. A three story frame cottage and stable on land, at No. 676 Washington at., are of to* too feet front by aoo feet deep. NO. 2. Dreg store at S. W. comer

all stock and fixNO. 3r One-half of double cottage and lot, at Nb. 416 Bank «L

WM. S. SHAW GENERAL CONTRACTOR

JUme, SSrick, Sand, Cement and S&uilder* O'hrt... SU. to. SKaterial*. tit &Wr. Sim

HOWARD F. OTTER GENERAL UPHOLSTERER

FURNITURE and MATTRESSES WINDOW SHADES, AWNINGS, aad BEACH TENTS A SPECIALTY SI 1-13 Mansion Street. Cope May

H. M. DOAK

S. 8. DOAK

DOAK BROTHERS

Groceries, Meats and Provisions

Butter. Egg* and Poultry Fruit and Vegetables G. E. Brownbdk's Famous Golden Butter a Specialty/

Prompt Deliveries. Polite A traction.

516-517 Washington St Cape May City

B- S. CURTIS Plumbing', Steam and Gas Fitting

ALL rypnaam BXCXIVX PBOMPT ATTENTION

Cop* May, N.Jt

SHOP-Dcimman At*.

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