CAPE MAY HERALD, THUKSDAY, AUGUST i6, 1906

CAPS MAY HERALD

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PubllihcJ Every Tli»r*4«y »«*r»lAg at 506 Waahlagtaa Street, Cape Hey. N. J. subscription: Onc Doilak Pee Vkaw m »pv»"Q« thb herald, CAPE nAY, N. J. KnlrrrJ »l the ««« at S. ] . »• »rcond<l»»» niail natter. Nareb H. teoi # AdvrrttMog rate* apon application. THURSDAY. AUOUTS 16.1906.

totice.—Alter thU 'dale, March I. «9°6- ■ .oWriptitn of ihc Cara May llaaau. Sci, tjaycar.andli-oo P« T»“ »

WHAT HAS BEEN DONE (CONTINUED FROM FI BAT TAOET r.r*r Jrrwy ai>4 in fad by all who kooe the lianifrr* of the along the.ercck atre.n Nr* Jrnry coaat; tkry rrcognlae lu nrr.1 to Tenrl. In di»trr». that It may brthr roran. of aatlng many lire* and much valuable property, and the fadlltte* It will afford for the promotion of trade and com merer New Jeney baa ~~ ~' m - merclal port along lu entire con 7 The apreial advantage* ibr harbor will po^-* are: Ka»y accta- •- »turm. facilltie* for coaling, repairing vrfcrla in dl*»ve»; lie. tborongb nafrty. arallabl conditionr and il» favorable Wfarn thla company Drat i — derrlopment of New Cape May. It bad no thought of conetnieting a deep water harbor of tbr nine now bring dredged. It wai ««!r after cnanlting with the railroad* Sd with the KIvera and Harbor. Commit ter ..f Concrra* who prartically gave a»wrM.or that if « 1-rgr deep water harbor w.. con-meted the Government -ouW provide a proper channel of tnjrrwa ana ,., rr«a that the plana for the harbor were enlarged and it» coat '“P* 1 * ln .“??“. l i, the Government baa —'-red an ax-

il the mat-

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„nld miliar the wharvra anddock. ot 'h n.ilroa.1. put ihrm»elv««_emphaU<»lon record in thi* matter. The railroad* r carrying ont tbelr arrangemeat. The Mi'EarasisMsss JJSK K55 ffiSSS 222. ill A »par direct U> tbr h-rbo'J'her* U B* coaling atation and deliver* beary

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ksks : , nd‘ >o , r h. o, ^^ oleh. in a word. i. that If «a wtU a

aot. Sooth Jer*ey U a aparoely aa«r country but developlngfa^Tb. rations at Cape May alone will provtda adv market for bolldlng material* aad ride a water outlet for manufacturing agricultural prodorta

give thought U> lbe merit of the . . can no help but be ooovinoad that Ibl* project baa treat merit. About a year ago, wbeu Cape Flagl ime down beta laat Not, I made a r> eon from the r land point of the internet, of the Pennaylyanla Kallroad, and alec have bad ample opportunity t loua! thought to the project a commercial railroad auud point, thla appeal, tv me to-day much ure strongly than it did before. I he large expenditure upon the part e Ural Ealate Compauv here baa rather u*ed many of ua lo loan sight of the ..cl that ibe principal thing about Capa May may ba of a resort character, be itiae ibelr rxpsudtturra bars beau largi ud expended in that direction; but from railroad standpoint, this prujectappe.la . mecatber differettl from a paaaet operation. It la my privilege to I charge of all dock* and wharves of Penney I van is Railroad Company In I adcipbia, fur four years, and I am, tl ' rr r wry familiar with all Ibe water . tioiik of Philadelphia; and also the difAcnlt Cbanuel ol the Delaware River, and wliat alrougly appeals to me now la the laul that the puai bullies of thla harbor at Cape May, not only as a harbor of refuge Pi which Vestel* may flee in time of ►t irina, but that the railroad* can lak advantage of that port for loading fu spurt, particularly ooal and grain. I bare chaise of ibe ooal plera of Phi adrlpbia, and I look back now upon tlie vast quantities of coal expul ted. It was no unusual thing to handle from 650 hi 700 car* a day, and there was always ■bout S090 car* on baud. When I passed Upae* piers a few days ago, I waagie t ly surprised to find what II ' " — here was in the output of Now from that alone It tliat the poaslblllliea of d ■ • I aee no reason white Ter wly d not bring ooal down from Pimlo this harbor, and avoid ibe dangers of the river, and from this commodity alone I look for a great conlercial advantage, not only to the rail•ada, but to tbc Stale of Panuaylvania. hlcb la so largely Inter, sled In ooal and or the export of its products, especially oal, grain, etc. The opportunity for t be evclJpmem of many iodtutries la right

cre in Cape May.

In a letter toCapL Flagler one year ago explained the opportnolllm at Cape May, and If yon will study the sllaatioi of ooal operations, yon will And man; an from New York to PhUadr! ipty, for ooal. Newport Neva. Norfolk, Lambert's Point and many other places all bare faculties for handling ooal for ocean traffic. It la not merely a

United States protrida n tween thi* harbor and the ocean, makis nroriaioo foe thla connection at uoee. ■ it.., when the harbor la completed. It wi be available for the pnbilente Thi* Company »land* rendy as beretfora to execute to- the (rovrrnmmt la an «utemM the apredy complrtloo of the harbor At U>r present rate of pr.-terra, lb*~ tog of ibe harbor will be completed before any money aporoprlated by fl" aioo of Coagrasn could be expended for the Improvement of tbr Inlet. CAPE MAY' KkALEtSTAA CO. Peter bhlelda. Prae't.

Patronise Crmnty First To all in need of moo re—bom we wish to nay that we would fat rather place or loan ibr money out in Cape May county. u> onr own people, than aeod It away to tbr larae can obtaii the propNational Bank of Capa May Court I s* here in the interest of Cape May C* people, first, last and all the time. Did you rrrr frrl tbr nml of • friend SunlYo^ESk acenm modatlon on a note, whr-yea. you would hare a friend la the Bank; It would

That* what we're hare for, wa

Gold cutlera. fillers. Boy. and girl*, factory. good wage*, ateady employmei Georg* H- P.eevee. West Cape May. 7-lB-dt. J-

RAILROADS APPEAL w by Mr. LovMI Why

At the hwariag before the War Departisnt engineer, at the WlnBnr Hotel MM buraday. Snperiatandaat U, H. LoraM,

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at ua, IB Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall, Cold Spring. The John Mtcray Poet No.. «0, 0. A. R. >aate on the third Friday of each aeonlh at!JO o'clock p. m., at FraukUa street

SSSS^!5,?c T lEaSJ=: ! ’ iS! *£5K^S*S£3S: c—"i aB .* |Bffi , . Edward Craaaa Jaa. }. }»T Tbna. R- Wales. Jaa. I. l«0r

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Qnidort.. BOARD

Dr. A. L. Leach, P« Dr. V. M. D. Morey,

Robert 6. Hand

Lafayette M- BaB , , Atbm B.. UtlW Z Oeorge U Lowett

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Justice Supreme Court—Tboa-W Tree chard ClrcuR*Ju<igr—Alle^^Endkmtt-—

Order of Odd Fellows—Meets aoeh Friday at the Auditorium, Jackson atraeL Ogallalla Tribe, No. 167. Improved Order

Capa May Fire Department, meets Monday evening In each month at corner Washington and franklin street*. At. John’s P. E. Church Cor. Washington and Franklin Bu. Banda/ Barr loss; Holy Commui 7.80 a. m. (aa annoancatf). Holy ( 10.80 a. m. Ibe first Bonday -f nth. Morning Prayer 10.30. Prayer 8 00. The following (Jergymen are exjmeted tooOcUte dorJuly ». Her. K. E. Breatell. Rector. 8t. Paol’a Church, Camden. N. J. Aog. 6. Right Rev. John Bear borough, D. D„ LL. D , Bishop of New Jeney. Ang. M. Rev. Robert W. Forsyth, Rector, St, Paul's Chursb, Richmond. Va. Aog. !». Rev. L. N. Calcy, Rector. Church of the Nativity. Philadelphia Ang-Jh, Rrv. C. M. Prrkioa, Rector. Talalty Church. Vineland, N. J. Sept-8. Right Rev. Lrlghion Coleman. 6- T. D-. LL. D . BUbop of Del.ware. Sept. 8. Rev. Thoms. J. Taylor. Hector, Church of the Adrrnt, Keonett Square. Pa.

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QR. WK8TLKY RODOERS WALES, WALKS' Umtso ST.raa PgAgRacv. WAtRiaarog AgD DbcatcV Srassra, Capa May City, N. J. Telepbona M and 84.; Office boon, 7 to 8 a. m., 8 to 4, and 7 to 8 p.m. lea and read.not, Wales United State* Pharmacy. Night Bsu.

J EWI8I. BXEVEN8-' COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 610 WagRimnonBr., Care Mat, N.J. Muter and Solicitor in Chancery. Notary PnbUc. Commlasionar for Pennsylvania.

Security Trust Company Corner Washington and Ocean Street*. cape May city, sew jersey

CAPITAL

Surplus aud Undivided Profits

DEPOSITS

$100,000.00 1137,692.30

- 12.480.439.35

We solicit your account. Our patron, receive every courteay and accommodation conairtent with prudent banking. THREE per cent, interest paid

on depodta in oar Saving* Department.

—Advisory Board-

janiwcHH-lSdraliin j/oape^May Court House; James T. Hoffman. Cold Bjirtn^ secretary, Joc.lhen Hand, Cape

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i; I taka It as a quest loo that much to the entire State of PeooS Ivan la. From New York Id Lamha olnt there are no faellttlM for the port of minerals and grain, except the plera In New York which care rely oom Dieted by the Peoneyivanla K* 'I road

foe It, the ooal from VlrgioVirginia mines mnat go to Philadelphia for ahtpreanL aad veareU seeking three cargoes moat go empty lo Philadelphia to get t‘ • • dwell on the distance c, Philadelphia, nor go Into any dstail* regarding the dlficatUaa of going " ohaunri rx oom pared lo the ad iFiug this new port at Oapi . out to you the advaaUgaa proDoailloa from e oom menial stt The harbor now uodar oonauN-r . . . ssfvrc ssLsns^i Company with the. oom mere tal advant;ea It urrecnU that they have already .pended large sums-if money In improv-

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« Weekdays, 7 JO a m.

Sunday and Friday evenings services Confession*—Saturday*, and Than day. before the First Friday, from 8J *- 6.00 p m and from 7.80 to 890 p m.

1 Street Stall i Improvement* hi

to the point that K me* of bet 8800,000 to donl of twenty miles, to i dooblatrank,railreed _ ... .. . Cape May and Pblladelpbla. I think you will agree with me that lbs repntettoo r' that company I* * aufficleol guareoli the work will be completed, e must not Idee *gbt of tha fact thi there are other IntereaU breldre onr owi We are lute rested from a mmarercl aide, ebieh la after all additional to U aids of safety, lo which the Nation G.rvenimant Is Interested, the State of Pennsylvania la Interested to a great exin that this harbor glyrsbara nasi Dorr accessible port of entry no ' seaboard for exporting bar products.

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agaa of tbl* port, show* It at port of entry. To any o re the alluatioa It will ba a and not a local advantage. Om babalf of tba Pronaylrmnla Rall-

pariaon to what tba various Icterestad have expanded la > tbl* what it should ba at all time* aad a rearil piare of week. I do not know what ala* I have to say thank you for thsowpor r vise a.

LOUDty l_Olirctor—k*»*

Oiuniy Board of K1 rot ion.-Jos K. H*i^.

Rep l* 17

Cooatj Board ef Etertlon*- Char Ire E. C.nof ti^ tVoM-Wti' }."ttb? reaaty '^'re' uf'"'icirrttoBa^Michaei H.

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W. B. Johnson, Ocean City—-Jan. 1, John P. Fox. Ocean City -Jaa. 1.1807 C. p. Vanaman, Diaa Creak. Jaa, I. 1806 D Ladlam,So.Dennis -J*n 1.1007

... _ icaurr, r-ruis......>— Irv R. W.ka Cape May..Jaa. 1. ISO* H. 8. Rutherford. Cape Mar. Jan. 1.1S08 Anthony B. Smith. Director; bamoe] * Clerk. Lewi* M. Creese. Ocean

PEHSTLYSKIfi RAILROAD" wist jessiy * seaseoez ratt-mati Ik Effrct Jptr 28,18C6. Train* will leave Cape May as folloe PHILADELPHIA: bsoad mirT ktatiok 7.IC A M-BXPRBS8. Cocnecte from • 3 Ocean City and Wildwood. Arrive* at Philadelphia. Broad Street, 9 06 a. m MABUTST. whAar *r A. M.—ACCOMMODATION.! at principal intermediate sta! Connect, from Wildwood Branch, Ocean City and Sea Isle City Arrive* at Philadelphia 9.77 a m. -7 oS a. M.-EXPRESS. Arrive* at PhiMdelphia R«3 a. m. A.M. EXPRESS. Connect* Wildwood Branch. Ocean City Sea Isle .City. Arrive* at Philadelphia

Sea Isle City. Arrives at Philadelphia 4 r.35 Arrive* at PhiUdelohia 5-31 P-«. eca day TRAtga.

Bar. Freari* T. H. Ftea. to eharg*Snnday Serrloe.; &00 *. m. Holy Comraaloa; Ml8D a re. Moralag Preyvr aad ermcB; 8.80 a re, Bundy aehool; 8.00 p. m- Evening Prayer aad Barmon. Holy Commnnloo—1st Sunday la tba rererthat MKa-re.

Prayer meetiug Wadnaaday 7JO p. Junior C. E. Friday at 4 16 p. m. Y. P.B. a E. Friday at7J0 p. m.

1 always gi

rtnar m. a. ci Her. J Ames Burnt, Pi

log at 10.80. 8r.it.

BApnrr ciiuacH. Rev. H. F. Crego, Paator. Preaching on Sunday morning at 10.00.

Adonlrem Chapter, No. 60. Royal Arch Mason*—Coo vocations, third Monday of rash month at lodg* room. Washington

f each month at Auditorium. Cape May Condava, No. 186, Improved (Mac of Haptfaopha Maata at Ogdcs'a

Ne. 11, A. O. U.'W. rd Thuraday* of aaah SXZ'SZS Jr-O^A. M. No.

J~)B. C. H. LORESCE, (Dr. W. B. Sickler. associate.) DENTIST' Ocbak akd Hdohbb Braxart, Cara Mat, N. J. Oral Surgery, including Extraction of Teeth under Narcotlxed Air and other Anesthetic* Phils. OSce; Perry Bldg. l6th A Chestnut 8t-

laaae H. Smith, Chairman J. Spicer Learning Reuben T. Johnson

Dr. James Mrcray William F. Ceased y Albert G. Bennett

H. C. Thomps-.n, Manager Aaron W. Hand John B. Hniliuxu Robert E iUod

James J. Doak Carpenter & SBuilaet Jobbing Proh^ptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Pbooe 97

Circulating library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stabaeary and Blank Bodes, Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy

Boats, etc.

M. L. WARRINGTON, 514 Wsshington Street. Contractor * Builder*. YORK BROS._ P. o. Box $61. Cape May, N. J.

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. OO P. M. ACCOMODATION. priadpal iatetreediate 1' rives *4 Philadelphia A 30 p. m. reBSlSfpwij - Isle a tv- Arrive* at FUladelpUa IU-S5 pja. FROM PHILADELPHIA. MASS XT at. WHARF. jTgsarJSnya-s _ _ «-week-day*. Aceoremodatiow 7-48 «- 00 a. at. week day.; 7 00 a re. Sunday* Prom Broad Street riatioU. 4.03 p. m. week day*; 900a. m. Sondaya. Trains leave Phii ADXTFKIA. Bread Street FOR NEW YORK.

June 30^1906.

Week dav*. 4 4 40. 4 S3. 518.5 SA"7-oo. . “•7Mt Bo 3- 8 * , '9 03, 950, lost, *1100 A. M.r*i» 00 boob. 1* js.*i 00. 1 40* r ao. tS-X^Aoo, 5 *9 6*6. 700,•*00, 900 Proa West PhiUdelohia only, *430.1 •u 34 and 600 p. m. dally. WASHINGTON AND THB SOUTH.

July 1.1906.

For Baltimore and Washington, *635, 7*0, 1106. AM., »i *5. *3 *0, 41'

*8. *3. tt *• F. M. I a. Ij night. at PhiladvlphU only. ] 34 and *■53 •444, rejo, and ■yjS P-

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W H BRISHT, FIRE INSURANCE Mg Part af Cap* Map Cnanty HoDy Beach, N. J.

VALUABLE Real Estate In Cape Hay City FOR SALE To close up an Estate mnumi moiih wm NO. t. A three story frame cot • tage and stable on land, at No. 676 Washington at., site of lot 100 feet front by 200 feet deep. NO: 2. Drug store at S. W. comer of Wsshington and Decatur sU, die with all stock and fix-

|W. LENOIR2S JfflsiJliMJiTlift

Plaster Mlork a SpectaltdZ: j Tlncrusta, WHalton an6 Burlaps | |0^oe and $ho» Rooms. Second floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash -S'/5 ^ CAPE MAY, N. J. pag

Pierson and Son.

#THE|iiEw|cAPE|iiAY|iARI(Ef:^>

Cor. Washington and Union Sts.

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

USm. U. -§(euer?s ]j)f BOATdUtO - LAUNCH

Office auiShop-Cor. Corgie and Jefferson Sts. CAPE MAT, 8. J.

SAMUEL E. EWINU

General Contractor,

House moving a speciaitg

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WM. S. SHAW CENEtAL CONTRACTOR Dealer U tCime, S&rick, Sand, Cement and Guilders 3»kpUm* 3U. *0. S&aterials. Sti Mmlm Strtt

S. 8. DOAK

NO. 3. One-half of doable and lot, at No. 416 Bank sL Fnr Terms and laferreatloa a tn 8. 8. MARCY, Marcy’s Pbar-

tar Sts. Cape May. N. J.

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DOAK BROTHERS Groceries, Meats and Provisions

Butter, Eggn and Poultry Fruit and Vegetables

G. E. Brownbak’s Famous Golden Butter a Specialty &SS£E7or ,OD ' Wx - SmSSSKT: 515-517 Washington St. Cape May City

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