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CAPE MAY HEKAU, THURSDAY. SBPTEMBKR 13, 1906

COUNTY ITEMS CAl'E AIA\ COL'itT Jiaij;»l5.

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Miw KUid Uicl.arUou ju I Jack Urtli•1 wcr* «i«ilon at Kiiuji.ui. Sui'Jay)iih Kannie Wheaton lia» bet-h entc - taimne her frienil, Mi»» Uoaa. itotn Halrto, for a few Jajra. tujmonci Sparki who Uai btwu »uui-■M-noc at Shetteld, Pa., ha« arrirrd home, awaitio* the opening of the glaaa plant. M.»« Hattie Springer went to Cheater, Pa., for an indefinite atay last week. Mra Jacob Bmby baa bad a fine ue* Jacob Broa. Pian9J»lac«l in her Bonie. William WeCKa, wife"an| daughter^, Borotky and Mildred, of Atlantic City, apent SundaT with Ula parent*, Mr. and Mr* Ibomaa Weeks, on Ifcestde arenoe. Prank While, of Woodbury, waa calling on frienda here Wedneaday. * , Aubrey Grace left <ra Weduewlay laat for Aldan, N. S'., where be baa found employment. Andrew Hentage, wife and aou Charles apent Sondar with relative» at North Wildwood. Mrs. Wader Harrell waa a aiaitor at Wildwood on Saturday ereumg. Mias Etta Hackney is spending a few days pleasantly with frienda in A,ill«..>e and Vineland. Mr. Peacock move! bis family to Bridgeton this week. l»r. and lira. G. W. Ueyer are ifereie-, iog congratulations upon tbr arrival baby boy on Sunday laat. Mra. Harry Dourlas.- artive.1 home ■ Tburaday from a visit with relative* Ocean View. Mra. Mane Ley, of PblladelpbLi. regutered at the Hotel Bellvoe tbi*

week.

Mra. Abbie Weeks, of Holly Beach, was transacting business here the Brat of the week. Mra. J Morgan Dix was called to Baltimore last week on account at the tenons illness of bur mother, .Mrs. A erby. Mrs. Theodore Emcson and baby, of Dias Creek, were vlabors hire oh Son-

day.

Mrs. William Baebier and daughter. Ella, were ttaing in the sighuof Wildwood on Sunday.' A nambersof our peo|de-aMenbcd the Beae Ball game st BenniaviMe on Saturday last, which resulted in a score of 4 to 3 in favor of our home team.

taloiuit 14 acres. Charles II. Wauia e:na to Ueorge H. While n ., , *» at I vl .A. block *. section I, Town lot s of Wlillt share. Klio In A I .’amp U> P ai.k H. Camp. Mansi I.. a.oeiu»iiot «.J. Iyler's lanf at tkipr d!«y Court House, N. J. Hcs'erJ Bslem.n elal t<* Jiannsh 'M Atkiusou. il.uO tract ottOacrrs on Ke« erly si.la el Waal Jeney Baas dura It B H i«ii MulihcannVttoCharleaB. Kniai iV«) la. le l*sls In .•vmi* u. John H Hollow. N. aide ot Holy IWach Turn plan nd] O. F. B onjul-b Ueirgs II Whirr et al lo Jennie Well, '00.00 lot B block a. town lets of Wbliea

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS icoNTiM'Bii moil nan rioa.)

JamraT. Hoffman. Collector to Towi sh.p of 1 aiaer. J11x»S. thirty aenw lo Hoad Dtalrict No. S, adjolalng lauds of K. Tom lin, aaaraaed l> Leoo Toni. OOVXTT Barard Stockioo. Special Maalei later S-ale Telephone aod Telegraph Company of New Jerasy, UTS-ouvoo rats (Inter alia) all the tola reel ot the luler SUM Telephone Company In Cape May County. erraa rowaaair Robert P. Shirk to Henry Clay, llooo lot Of land known as "Bnaaley'a Point T Property", also iotereai In Riparian Grant at Baealey'a Point, adjoining laud* of Hamilton Godfrey. WOOD HI IB Jacob Shapiro etux to Hyman Upablix. tlyl.Oo lot 4, block V. section D. mi town lota at Woodbine.

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PETEBSEUBG, September 12—L*ri Van Gilder and wife s|*-ot conday with hit mother, Mrs. Deborah Van Gilder. W. Vnucaman was l-e guest of Wm WeBtcott over Sunday. Mias Cornelia Creamer left on Saturday to begin her school work in Andobon nextMonda.'. Mias Ma y Meerwaid resumed nebooi dunes here last Monday, baa proven a very acceptable teacher during the past two yean. Albert Van Gilder, of Knoxville,Tenn visited Mn. Hannah Van Glider last week. Levi Pnce aod family, of Atlantic City, apent aereml days with relatives here. Miss bailie Corson, of Scaville, spent Friday night with relatives here. Miaaea Lizzie Corson and Cnrrie Voaa, of Ocean City, were calli g on Menda here Friday evening. Jamas Brown entertained a number of frienda on Saturday evening. Mies Laura Chatlin baa been the gueet of Mn. B. C Smith for a lew day*

Popular Ms-day rxcnrsioua to Nia Falls will bs ran by tha Pan nsy Ivan la • Railroad Company on Fridays,September V, *1 and October U. Special trains of parlor cars, coaches and dluntng car will start from Philadelphia and Washington. Niagara Falla. Niagara Gorge, tbs Whirlpool aod Rapids never lose their

BEST FOR THE BOWELS « ,,> ra*3»r»i«»epi" —— *- 1 -* "L

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Popular Tour to Gettysburg Washington soaousls'.z day peraooally conduced tour la tha Gatlraburg battleOsld Waablogtoo, via Pronsjlvaoia Railroad, will Isarr September 2# One day will be speut on I he bat I lefielil. and I be great con i flic! will be graphically described in lev to res by Capi lx>og. TwotUys will be ■pent In Washington. The rate. t£!.<0 New York. (IB 00 from Philadelphia sod proportionate rales from other points, will inclodeall necessary expenses. For Itineraries and fall Inform.*iIon apply to ticket agents oroddreas Geo. W. Boyd. General Paaoeoger Agent. Philadeli'hfa.

Cape May Bridge Tr-itoe to Cull I October •-— , For the ooDveniroce of iu patrons who may desire to remain si tbe above, the Pro Bay I van la Railroad Company will nonUntie the week-day ttains be: Ween Broad Street bMtion sod Cape Mar noUl about Octobers. The Sunday trains bet Broad Street Station aod Caps May will be withdrawn on September 18.

LIKE ANGEL'S ROBES pure, spotless and white, are the clothes that we send borne, u From start to finish, our work is properly done, thus we can insure absolutely SATISFACTORY RESULTS. Our careful work has pleased many customers and it will surely please you. Troy Hand Laundry JIO Decatwr M. Phone I4« r Work Called far lad Dalivtrod

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ECZEMA and FOE CURE PtJT?T? Knowing what It waa to suffer. F A£l£l twin KHKE OF CHARGE sny afflicted a po-iiisc can for Eosema t Bfevam. Eryaipelae. Piles aod Skin teaea. InaMal rrllcf. Don't anffer long- ... Write F. W. WII.MAMS. 400 Mol ton a era nr New York. Enclose stair

CITY BONDS FOR SALE oa COB purchase from »*noto gi* ax> of CttyofCapeMay Wster Bawds, dated y 1. 1936. payable In Unity years, latere*

wealth and a at will tw iiiulftpliad. Trwlley FroigMa.

tha carriage of freight by trolley poalee. aubjort lo tbs consent of nletpalHIas Tbe frblley aystem In Jsrsey has now roaebad a develop tomit that -permH* of a freight bus! uaat without detriment to tha gar eerrtro la rural sect loos. In tbe center* of population the prlvllege la the gift of the rnuakipamy will powerfully serre to indoce trolley fompaalee to make Improve! betterment* In order lo gain lb* puhlk favor and secure tbe franchises. The Gallows Abolished. Hanging baa I wen abolished In New Jarm-y. yielding to a human meat, tbe legislature this year put an end to an Institution ns old ns the state and eobetltuted the more enlightened aad loaa brutal method of electrocution Preparing Per New Lefl«UtJ< The usefulness of a party Is mined not only by Its accompllthmenu la lb* Interests of the public, but by Jta ability to anUcIpate tbe needs of tb« future and provide therefor. The Re publican party of this ller on its past. It has 1 Irglslatlve measures of great public In tcrest that warrant Its continuance In

pow.

It has taken up the problem of Immigration that la affecting our eoclal ays tern and Influencing thr observance ot law. It has appointed a commission devise a plan to educate, famlllatiu with our Institution* aod law* and gen •rally Improve tbe condition of

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lug Into — _—— It Mn provided f<

Inquire Into the grquisltkm .

of Its taken and imtabl* waters, sgtir! paling the nerd* of our growing and

rapidly cnngeatlng population. It has provided for a comm

Investigate and devise t plan for the division of earnings between pnblii

utility companies and munli granting the franchise, nhd^ commission to Invewtlgntn ' of mnnlclpgi owneratilp. .. ■

Tlie law* coTuring our muplrlpal and the dlffhrenf method* of mnnli

administration are now

chaotic and unsatisfactory condition

and prortskm baa boro madi apinlntmcnt of a commission

our munldpa: laws and to In^plrf lott tha conduct of municipal affair*, with • View to better admtalntrgllan greeter economy In thl* direction. Tbe state’a Interest In tbe Morris canal and It* valuable water front property la also being tasted In the courts by authority of the leglalatur*

this year.

A senate com rim tee appointed to Inquire Into ~ ‘ In this state to ascertain whether dial laws are needed has tagvmiUp In qnlry with a promptness tmn*n*TTOr a Other commission* appointed by the legislature will be at w> prepare the ground for

winter

Many New Law* TRat

r • commiiAqn tc IslUon by tM guts

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Establishment of abort eourea atudy In state agriculture cotle| tbe expeoa* of the stato. Revlalow of tbe Improved tea da irsper* • revision of

Preecrlblng punishment for Illegal Providing for most complete state

Establishing parole agent for stats prison. Revision of the master and servant act In the hi tenet of labor. Subjecting Individual or private bankers to anperrlalon and control of the department of banking and Insurance. Providing for conference with board* of proprietors of east and west Ji to soeure tbeh; records and extinguish their righto. Commission to Investigate and report upon revlnlan of municipal lawn. Savings bank net farther oafs guarding depositor* Asserting jurisdiction over three mil* limit Making tbe national guard of the •tote to conform to tbe Dick bill Checking overcapitalisation of public utility companies. Age iwnalons for policemen. An act dadoing and punishing lulbary. rate taw.

An act to establish public parka In certain counties. An act to regulate the Inland lakes. An appropriation for a Fourteenth New Jersey voluuti lonocacy, Vo. An act making tbe mother fattier yssponalble for abandoned chil-

dren.

Honor sarvtee medal* for the *1 guard.

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An act to recover rentals on riparian lease* and take iKjoaraaluu lbci*jf. Author!aloe aeaald* places to acquire land for public recreation. Probation acts. Making the age of couseut sixteen year*. ^ An an protecting building and loan

An av< I mployed An set

; ed In bulMtug.

ig (be oyster and

cl*in Industry

An art for public parka In rltlea. An get anthorislng free dispensaries

Election taw amended and Improved. Ceineident Bute Prosperity. Coincident with Kepabllcau legislation and policy daring the laat ten years there has lieeu a marvelou* de veloptnent of tbe material Interest* of tbe state, and Its people have a summit of proaiierity unexampled. In tbe ten years sines 1HB6 the re sources of the hanks In I have Marly trebled, tbe or rings banka depositors bars Increased from 144.100. owning t3Q.l-4B.WO of departs. In MM to 261,Bbl depositors, owning (HfiJtaLT32. In 1906. Since 1HU6 tl anal growth of manufacturing Inter esta to New Jersey. largely due to tbe encouragement given by good stair taw* to manufacturers to locate their plants In tbe state Population baa also Increased at an extraordinary rate, attracted by the ndvantagas ot moderate taxeo. first class sc boo honest and efficient government Ns Boandal In OevernmonThere exists throughout the a • keener Interest than usual In the affairs of government, and an an public conscience. Intolerant of ruption. la bolding to n strict account the actions of political parties and their leader*. While It may hapiwn that through misguided seal or ambition to obtain political power false charge* are sometimes brought against those In aatlmrity. It Is unquestionable that the people strongly drain to Intel Ugently correct erlls existing In their governments. This Is equally true of the aereml states aod tbe nation. This popular desire may and should lead to tbe loss of power by those who hare proven false to their trust. The Repuhllrau party of New Jersey welcome* tbe closest scrutiny of Its duct of public affairs. It has nothing to fear from an honest and intelligent criticism of Ito motives and ship. Criticism founded upon Ig and misrepresentation will 1 peal to an intelligent and truth iovlog people. Twelve years ago. with civic pride hurt ami Indignant at on Improper administration of govern meal by the Democracy, a majority of the people of New Jersey turned to the Republican party, placing upon It the responsibilities of government. Since the Republics^ party came Into power hi 1NU4 do acandal ha* attached to the financial adndnlatnUoa of the Mate. There boa been handled by state officer* since lflB4 gao.ooo.oqo to $100, •00.000 of public moneys, and every penny has been hoi for. No question has as to tb* Integrity of tbs Mol departments. While the legtata-

they have been made only after fal pruning, and tbe state's expenditure*. ordinary and extraordinary have always been kept wen within tbe annual Income, so that there has hr constantly Increasing treasury surplus. Millions of this expenditure ora represented In real estate assets 01 hr the state and devoted to noow public object*. In his last annual ms stage Qovi Georg* T. Wert* sold: “New Js with no tax for state purposes and practically out of debt la unique at

could be mode by a governor at doe* of the jmr 1895. what language would be too extravagant to char*

t Republican administration!

Appreciating tbe defects eelating In the old method* of Baking party nomination*, tha Republican party, under Governor Murphy's administration, to the honor nr New Jersey, ponced In IMS • primary act enabling any candidate. upon hit individual merit, to a Domination. If that nomination •mandad or desired by tbe people, nils taw has given to New Jeney a pre-eminent position among those state* which have striven to advance along tbe pathway of a true tspraeonl tive government. It affords oa opportunity for tbe full and fair ax press! oc of tbe people'* will or choice and minimize* the possibilities of the pradomI nance of corporation Influence or control by so called political boss eg. With the primaries In the band* at the people, with corrupt practice acta, which Insure pure election*, where public aentlmcol Is ripe to that end. with danger threatening popular rule, with twelve years of beneficial laws

through tbe .Initiation god •upper t of the Republican party, we submit that this party has so administered the government of New Jeney oa to be worthy of public confidence and support If continued in power, ere pledge It to the continuance at taws for tbe waiters the people and la (ho Interests at Id and Intelligent government We dge ft to the enactment of sack at win restrict undue on-

MORE LIGHT ON INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE.

5 year in the Prudential, on which he had paid up to the time of his death only $16. For this amount the Company paid his representatlVGS $120

GREAT TRENTON FAIR Opens 00 September ".4th -To Da Five Days Toelu’n Stole Fair will be held at Trsotoo. N. J.. dept. S4lu to hub. loc and at ibis lime ail ot the orrangi for lb* eahlbliloo. tbe greatest of lu klod tbl* side of ib* Mississippi neer. under wsy. By lb* close ot this of tb* work of securing special attract loos will hare been completed and, beginning with Monday of otxi week, to* exhibition buiM oga will be prepared for tbe exhibits, which are now being eulersd lu an bars far is ezoees of any preceding year. Tb* grand stand seats lo prevent see lug. will be sold by mail this year, tb* same os last year. All order* for tickets most bs accompanied by cash, oei check or money order. Tb* sale of will epi be mailed Sep. 10th to Holmes K. ImKne. Agent. Trentoo. N. J. Tbe Fair of MOB will he on extension In of UU. which *T*ty particular. Daring tbs post yens bare bean made lo tb and at ibis time being gl<

better alas* of TeOtag than eoe be onaa at ay other (air la the Halted States. All baaiaa at tbe Boat have

<x] * PUBLIC DUTY rx> of a housekeeper is to watch the bargain ■ales. This it the seanoii of the year when »11 storekeepers have a house cleaning and we are having the largest one in tonii, not trying to get rid of a lot of shop-worn staff, but making room for fall and winter goo<1s We are offering Glass Jars, Agate Stewing Pans, Agate Kettles, Milk Pan?, Tea and Coffee Pots At a Great Bargain Get in early on these goods for we only have a few left and they MUST GO. Oharles A. Swain, 306-7 JACK80H STREET, CAPE MAY, N. J.

Tb* department* for the display of fancy nd art work, products of tb* boom. *401' .altaral aad dairy implement*, farm prodnetsand horticultural prodocto. will be tha very brat ever presented by the Inter Slat* Fair. A vaudeville program of exoeptlooal merit baa been provided. All of the boat act* for tb* open-sir stage bars been secured, and thaai luolnd* balloon 0*0*0alnas ssltb paraebuta leapa. trained aaata. comedy acrobats, aaoaailooal high wire acta, a era* lea! act p loose Una Forty MU ok Huxaoc* aad ether blgh-ctaa* r showing th* very host which 1

at ur cohit m wr W. Unit McCullough J

N*y Conner.

Notice it hereby gii —taobuent was loaned 1 Coaoty Clrcell Conn.

il- >0* Contract.

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sailed oat of the Cape May loan, against tbe righto sad aad effect*, goods and ted tewsmrato of Mas

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Use a Gas Radiator Y _ _ will find it to be a vary inexpensive way of taking (he chill off the room We also want to call your attention to the fact that we are prepared to do all kinda of ^ ^ PLUMBING^ CAFE HAY H-LU1OTATMG COHPASY 406 Washington Stmt. 0. A. Merchant, Jr. Ot*. Maasger. •&*."•<>«• «•- ir LOCAL ** Mg. aa

5HKKIFF-8 BALK ■y efatee ala enk of Fieri Todoa, de bo ct toe* tome fliesrt*4. loaned oot of tl Gbps May arceUOeert. 1 wm expos' eata at pebffc vendee, oa tehee let. is if twelve aad fi oVflecb lathe of said day, si the Sheriff's eMce. May GoaztHoeae. (tape May Oaenty. New . . . auBatoia Uk Barnegt of rape le ffw toweoMpof Lower, in tb

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Notice to Pareeta "Chiidm who ohall bare never attaoded say public or private school mar be ad M to a public school daring tbe i*e flaps tasmediataly following the epral g of said school for tb* fall lerm, dariex ib* flirt tv* day* lo Janaary *ad April m flenly. aod at ao otbee lime aJcv .i by aguajarlty votaafall lb* member* at lb a Board of Education of tb* w haol (!'•;. let ' which raid school shall be •Itoaied. " From New Jersey School Low, art. 10, *ec . r*u*nt to tb* above art lota at the school law* eo pai>il« will be admlned 1, tbe kindergarten of first gia ta of lb* ptb- '• eehoota after Mon-lay. Sq) . ^b. r Kecgnr DeogavT

WANTED:- B- Caiu-ga abolsaata and rail order bouse, avl-lsol manager noa or woman) for tbl* eonnty asd eujoining territory. Salary «S0 and asp

It yea Lav* J*b wo* It aloha.