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CAPS MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1906

CAPE MAY HERALD

AN INOCNCNPCNT^ WKtKLY. PBbll.hed Every Thereby Merala* ■t 506 Waahlaglaa Street. Cape May. N. J. subscription: Out Don*" P*" Tt*" i" Aov»«c«

THE HERAL13. CAPE ITAY. n. J. KntcrcJ »I the poet o®cr «t Cepe Me;

Adverti.mf rite, upon eppliceCoB. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TJ. IP06

WILLIAM HURRY’S GRAVE. ■m Whs Rmae the l.lkertr a»II U t* Have Maaaaieat. TUe man who raujc the Uberty bell In I uiU'iHtuileoee hall. I'hll when It auuuunced the alcnli Dacia ratton of lutlepawdent-e axo warn William Harry, » mlxbl be made on Sir hat:

Council —Wm. H. Bbaw. Jan. 1. W7

>ih monlh at Andltoriom. Friandahlp Oaunell. No. tT, D. of A.— MaaU on Toeaday afternoon of aacb weak at ■.K. la Jr. Q.D.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. The John Mae ray Poat No., «0, O. A. K. watooa the third KRrta tab o'clock p. m.. at

who 1781 Ottobreitliite* k*r

The Hepubliean Cooeentton to notnlt a eaodldate for Hepwuunlralo Conitre** for the Second Dlatrict of New Jeraey. Comprlalo* the CouoUee of Atlantic. Barllnaton. Cape May and Cumberland will be held at Brld»teton on the aecon* day of October, one thousand oinr hundred and six. at H o'clock, nooo^ The chairmen of the eariona County Committee, will a pretty the p>cce for the bolding of primarie* fpr the electloo of delegate, toaaid convention and the nomner of .telegiaea to which each dlatrict la entitled according to law. (Signed) B H. MINCH. KDWAKD S. 1.EK, W. H. CARTER. A- B- SMITH. , ItBPCBL.ICAN OOt'NTY OONVHN-

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In accordance with the mica governing the Repnblican party in Cape Mav county, icd i.tonfomuiy w.th the Uwa of the State onitf ring aoch mattera. the undet.igne.l berryy givea notice ,,:i ’ h '.? c > >abl ‘““ l vol . r „'^ of the eeveral mumcipalttiea. ward.,and election diwrictaof Cape May County, to a; tend at the legally designated polling plate, m their respective dUtnete. between the hours of one o'clock in the afternoon and nine o'clock in the evening, on Tuesday. September 23th, 1906, to elect delegates to represent them in 0 Republican Coontv Convention which wi he held at Ocean City on Saturday. September 29th. 1906. at one o'clock p. m. for the purpose of not inating candidate, for member of the State Senate. General Assembly and Coroner. And also to elect delegate, to the Second District Congreteional t^nvention t

f dele

Jau-UUKD Commlaslonerm of Appeal, Theodora Moalter..-..Jan. ■dwoidCh —

fflower Lodge. No. lofOdd Fellowa-k at (M Auditorium. Jaekaon street Ogallalla Tribe. No. 147. Improved Order of Bad Men—MeeU at 410 WaahlogtOQ

entitled to -

gates in each ol

t following r

Delegate. Vot

Sea Isle City Avalon. Middle Township, tat Diet. Middle Townabip. rd Dirt. Anglerea. Wildwood. Holly Beach.

South Cape N Total.

a ranuoTB humlde tbougb palrlottc cltlxen. bat l| : least obvlotu that the country jot iweii in a "burry" to honor hla memory, for the spot where hit body was laid to rest was for many yr forgotten. I-ast aprtng the aextos the Pine Street Presbyterian church. Philadelphia, found the tombelt originally erected at the bead of hla grave. It had become half burled In ■roas and undergrowth. The local chapter of the Daughters of the AinerIcan Revolution becamp Interested In the discovery, and as a result a suitable monument la at last to be erected the resting place of the man wbc rang out the glad news of the birth of

Charisel 1 fcOAKU 6F HEALTH. Robrrt S. Hi no .............. r UJU Urorgr L. Lovrvtl

TRADE. niasa. •jeUaaa. 1 Tree»urvr—Thuwas W. Mlllst. County Directory.

BOARD TRADE. USKWStTv JUSt S — L —*■ w Vlllrr

Harry S. Doaalaaa

'*« SheriB—WillUm H Bright. Rep 1907 Coronepa—Robert S- MWcT. **F- *<P1 Corouer'a—WilllAm H-Tbompaoa. MB Ccroner'a—A. LaHny Molllfr.,,- ..,„19ui Cvunty Board of EDctlaue-Jaa. k. Band. Oouaty^ Board of «.cdesa""Char'lea K_

C.auty Board .

Elcctlone—Wbl 1. Tvh-r.

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0«pe May Fire Dvpanmeot. nwt Monday evenlog lo each muolh at Washington and Fraokllo atreeU.

HOIKiKKh WALKS,

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'am PiiaasicT. Dscati ■ IlfaiM,

MAT City, N. L V

Telephone 9S and 84.

Office houra, 7 to 9 a. m., 2 tol, and 7

16 9 p. m.

Office and resuirnre, Wales United States Pharmacy. Ntort

Trrm? ‘cWy-Berond' Tnseia/ \ti' April?

MRS. BLOOR'S WORK.

I*w akv Aaalslrd In tho R> Parklagrawa I Mrs. Ella Bloor. who furnlabed evidence regarding abuses In Packingtown. Chicago, during the Investigation made by Messrs. Neill and Reynold*, was commissioned to gather such evidence by Upton Sinclair, author of “The Jungle.” Mf- Sinclair had been Invited by President Rooeprett to assist the commissioners In their •lamination. but on account of the pressure

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS.

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Spring; saeretsry, May Court flougg,

3. Ex. Com. I

Church Directory ■ • sr. mart's a. c. CBcacH. Rev. Father D. S. Kelly, Rector. Masses—Snndsyx 6, B and 10 a Weekdars, 7 JO a m. Suaday and Friday ereninga services slBo'd ck Confessions—eiaturdays, and Thi days before the First Friday, from »J0 to0.004>m and bom 7-*) to w 30 p m

PROGRESS AND LABOR.

' ot lltsrtry work he was unable to dp A FTench Jeweler. Bordenlt has In- go and asked Mrs. Bloor to act In his' vaoted tools foe engraving the surface 1 plat* She and her husband both spent

several weeks among the packers and

obtained many startling farts' an- to conditions existing in Parklngtown.

Mrs. Bloor taw the women wbp work in packing bouses In their boms her husband met the men Id ■ and other places, and by doing tire work In this way they elicited Information which could not have obtained had their mission known. Mrs. Bloor. who has bee aorta ted with Mr. Sinclair In sociolog-

ical Investigations before, devoted her

attention especially to the Insanitary,

depressing and demoralizing conditions under which employees In the packing

bouses a re us Id

A machine has been recently Invented called the syntonic wireless machine and la used for locating bodies of ore. Telephones are being much used In large coal mines. In some cases where the galleries penetrate far from the abaft or mouth of the mine the telephone systems are quite elaborate and

A great California Industry Is the manufacture of salt from sea water, la Alameda county 100.000 tons wen produced las: year. Only a few yean ago the state Imported all Its salt Now It producea-eaotigh for It* own nae. which Is enormous owing to the fisheries and packing booaer. and ex~

STATE LINES.

' Then are nearly 40,000 farmers In (Now Jarney, and they are repreoented la the present legislature by only one Four billion feet of lumber were cut la the state of Wkahlngioo Is tbo year 0906. Two hundred billion feet are' Utm standing—enough, at the rate of This last year's enttiafc to supply the inxllls for fifty years.

An aerolite struck Andrew Oise of Sooth Norwalk. Coom, ad terrible a Mow that be was found sen*

crystalline figures, mineralogists declare after a tvsmlaslion of the curious ■ rrtal that it Is a tioclc origin. Tbs a

.j- —-.Uses Mag,.— Anthony^BJgaRb.^ Director;

Pemshyuimi RAILROAD WIST KUXT * SXASEG&Z U1L10AS In Erracr July 98, 1906. Trains will leave Cape May aa fallow* fo* PHILADELPHIA: aaoAU STREET- IT ATI OX I c A M—EXPRESS. Connects -> Ocean City and Wildwood. 1 at Philadelphia. Broad Street. 9 o» a mabkict sr. wuaar 6 a r A. M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stop* J at principal intermediate stations, from Wildwood Branch. Ocean lea tele City. Arrives at Philadelphia 9.17 a d. , A. M.-EXPRI dclphla 8-4] a sAJM _ja Isle City. Arrives at Philadelphia ic

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, P. M.-EXPRESS. Connect* fr ••A’ Wildwood Branch, Ocean City and Sea We City. Arrive* »t Philadelphia 4 aj

*•35 Arrives at Philadelphia j-ji p.

A dO P M-8XPR8RR. Connects from T'“ Wildwood Branch, Ocean City and Sea tale City. Arrive* at Philadelphia 6.40

PM.

•CRDar TRiixa. pnoan ax. statior. c on P- M. ErPHESS. CouusoU from Wildwood Branch. Arriveaat Phladelphla. Broad Street, fi 44 p. m. MARKET ST. WHARF. P. M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stop# ad iatennediate atAiiona. ..I dwood Branch Ocean City a^Seyalc Clly. Arrive* *t Phlladcl- . OO P. M. ACCOMODATION. Stop* at ■* priacipal intermediate atallon*. Ar rives at PhiUdelphiaAsap m. 6 OO P-*- EXCURSION TRAIN. Coo0 - 0U nset* from Wildwood Bianch. Stop* principal intermediate station*- Arrive* PhlUdelp'

ACCOMMODATION. Stop. at principal iotermediale ———

cs at Philadelphia }. tl p. m

Srofdiiouil eardf.

1TLKY

Security Trust Company

4 C % ner Wash j n K ton and Ocean StreeU. CAKE MAY CITY, HEW JERSEY

CAPITAL . Surplus and Cudivided Profits

DEPOSITS

J KWI8T. HTEVKNB ; t'jj. OOUjrKKUDB AT LAW, BIO Washieotom Hr., CapsMay, N. Master ^bd Bolidlor in Chancery.

Notary 1'ulWic.

Commiaaioner for Pennaylvania.

J^B- C. H. LO BENCE, (Dr. W. B. SiCkier. aaaaciale.) DENXIST Oceab aud HfOME* Braxm., Cafe May. N

Oral Surgery, incld4ihg Extraction of Teeth under Narcotized Air an ’ other AneatheUcs Phil* Office: Perry Bldg. lOth A Chestnut 8t-

Bev. Francis T- H. Flan, in cWesSunday Service*: A00 a. m. Holy ( munlon: 10.80 a m, Morning Prayer and "armoe; 9J0 a m, Sunday-school; . m. Krnolag Prayer aud Mesteon. Hol^ ciommaalpo—lai Sunday la the Thnraday*. evening Prayer and afidreje, OtSer aerrloea a> annonooed. F&XaBTTERIAK CRT7RCM. Bev Arthur W. •pdouer.'D. D.. Paa-

• at 10 BO Jb B>„ and oi at 9 80 p.

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H*y*» made »

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Monday 7 BO v- mSunday

btrengere always

r >|R«T : ir-l_ —jKey. Jntoea Burnt, Pastor. Preaching Ou dnode> morulag at 10.B0. In the evening at 7.44. Meetings at 9 a- *. and 4.80 P. u. on

psalar 8oh,K>l stir. «.

Epwortt Lsagj

League BoirJay dvaoing

prayer asrvloe Wed Deeds)

'Tuesday, Thursday

APRON OF HUMAN BONES. ■ raws* Article wf Apnarwl •Mala* la Tibet. Tbs apron shown In the accompany-, lug engraving la made of human bones and was worn by one of the Tibetan ■ In the celebration of curious re- » rites. It was snppoeed to poaroyatlc virtues which could be transferred to tbs

. F. Crego, Pastor, thing on Sunday morning at 10.B0. rvsulug at 7JO. Bay morning Workers Msetlng dag Bcbool at 2.B0 p. K. .

Trains leave for Cape May-Bxpreaa^ooa.m Ain.and4.08p. m.. weekulaya. Accomr AW® 7-00 end 7^8 * ®- «»d 3iS P BundAr. xtPivHr 9(P ((- * A c «““ od »- uon^i•*>*.»- «»ct»i*iiifl t»4in. f-oo a mFrom Broad Street Station. 4 ojp. m week days; 9.00 a. m- Sender*. Trains leave Puilaoelfria. Broad Street

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FOR NEW YORK.

Jane yo. 1906-

Week dar*. 4 J*. 4 40. 4 54. 5 '8, 5 5A*7-«>. “• 7 ik 8 °3- 8 «°3. 9 s°- IO SI. *1100 A. M., *isoonoon. is js.*i 00. 1 40, s so. *S jo. too, I} 32. •fys*. 453 *4 no. ‘4-M. i«, 'sS7.6oo.7oo.<8co.900.ioisP.»L, ^sVhL fillsaig&l**’ 700 •^ ,00 • ® c From West Philadelphia ouly,S4jmn s j* and 6-00 p. m. daily. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

Jalys, 1906.

For Baltinuxc and Wa ' y.so, Bj * — — -

end Waahinrton, *645,

Sjx, •lOSJ. II06, am., *1J xl. lit 4 48. 4 46.5 *5.6 18. ** »4-11TB. P M.and night, weekdays. Suvroava, *6- J5. 7 so, 11 06, AM., fi SS. *4 4 46,4 SS>

*114. II 18 P. M. is.is mghL

Prom Wr*S Philedriohia only, tjt and [' fill * ' * ** * W4 ' ”‘*° l * nd P •Dialog Car. tExtra-fare Train. W. W. ATTBRBCRY, J. R. WOOD. Gen'l Manager. Pare'r Traffic Manager

GEO. W. BOYD.

General Passenger AgenL-

§HEKlFF't) SALE By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, dc I et ler . to me directed, issued oat of tl Cape May ( irenit Costt. | Will capoae 1. —.Ml, —r-.

lit, 1906.

between |h* hour* of twelve and ire o'clock D. UL. to Wit. at one O'clock lathe afternoon of sold day. at the SbevilTa oMcr. in Ctos May Court Hnuse^Cape May County. Mew , *A3 r thst certain lot or piece of land And premises hereinafter partieuUriy described. D*— Borough of r»i 4 — dp of Lower, in

in the townabip of 1

tot nomoerea sisteeo. tn me— —, —- of Seagrove. and dnly recorded In the jsS'tsra'ifr.iaj:

$100,000.00 I137.E92.30

$2,480,439.35

W e solicit your account. Our patrons rec«iye every coortery and accommodation consistent with prudent banking. THREE PER CENT. INTEREST PAID

on dcpoeiU in our SevingB D^artrnant.

Isaac H. Smith, Cbairmau

J. Spicer Learning lieu ben T. Johnson

-Advisory Board-

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

H. C. Tbompauu, Manager

Aaron W. Hand John B. Hufluiao Hubert K Hand

LENOIR?

James J. Doak Carpenter & SSuilaet Jobbing Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Pbooa 97

ABTISTIO OECOMTOH UM HANGINGS. 1

plaster THHorh a Soecialttgr?""’ •f| ^^Xfnccusta. Waalton anb JSurlaps CWce and $how Rooms. Seoond Floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash. St § ^ CAPE MAY, N. J.

Circolatlnf Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Pine Stationary and Blank Books, Toya, Shell Goods, Gaines, Toy Boats, etc. M. L. WARRINGTON. 514 Washington Street. Contractors & Builders YORK BROS. ewaatea *•■* avrvx* P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

Charles T. Campbell NO- 506 WASHINGTON STCape May Cjty, New Jersey V IRE INSURANCE ARE YOU INSURED? Insurance placed on building furniture, stock, plate glass, and boilers in the best Companies represented in the Country as followsUNITED FIREMENS INSURANCE CO. OF PbILA. THE GERMAN INSURANCE CO. OF FREEPORT. HOME. FIRE AND MARINE OF SAN FRANCISCO. FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO UF PHU-A

W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE in nay Par* uf Cap* May Cuu Holly Bench. N. J.

VMJMBLE Real Estate In Cape May City FOR SALE To close up an Estate Hi wime mmis ib im NO. 1. A three story frame cottage and stable on land, at No. 676 Washington st., size of lot 100 feet front by 200 feet deep. NO. 9. 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 sL Far Terras and laforraatloa apply to S. 5. MARCY, Marcy’a Phar■racy, cor. Waahlagtoa and Dec*ter Mo, Cope May. N. 4.

Pierson and Son.

Cor. Washington and Union stg. Where yop will find phpipp Gfoperies, Vegetables, Provisions and fruits. We also handle “Michbnkrs Star Hams”

SAMUEL E. EWINU General Contractor, House moving a specialty IP037 Dimas fiBUlESSa, BlISIBSiBSS, 55 $

WM. S. SHAW SENERAl. CONTIACm Dealer la SSrich, Sand, Cement and SBui/ders #•- *o- SftateriaU. m st.t~ 3n*tt

DOAK BROTHERS Groceries, Meats and Provisions Butter. Egg* *nd Poultry Fruit and Vegetables G. E. Brownbak’s Famous Golden Butter a Specialty i2aftrr,r" v ' jssiax? 515-517 Washington St. Cape May City

o^ Brown Villa 218 PERRY STREET. CAPE MAY. -^mOPEN ALL THE YEAR mm—— . Rooms Largo and Airy ... ... Appointments Find-class . .,

.. Near the Beach .

ilistt .Tgke Notice. ALDINE, J**- RoorasUrgearalairy. ..„ mm rnmm »•■■■—B dm eprai rrlknt Ralte. f» par 4ajr, i l W Ml LUST Mm*. dm->J33U/

B. E. MURRAY.

DECATUR ST. (First bouae frotn beach.) Open all the

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