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CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1906

CAPE MAY HERALD

AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY. Published Evary Thursday Msrulag at 50« Washtaftaa Street. Csye May. N. J.

THE HERALD, CAPE ITAY, N. J. Kntrtra si thr po»t office at Cape M>< N. J . a» .ecuJ cl»»» mail mattci. March II AJ.-erti.ioe rate, opon application THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11.1906,

Notices—Alter Oii* date. March i. 19A. the .olncriptioB of the Care MAT HeaALD wit! l>e $1 a year; aoJ Jl-uo per year if

Republican Ticket

For UmhtT of lloutt of Hryrutntatiori of tkt UotUtd Slattt. JOHN J. OARDNEK, or aTLaxrtc cocimr.

REPUBLOi RfCOflO

Twalva Yearn of Prograaaiea Govarr,Tha effect of Republican legislation began to manifest Itself in 1805 iu an Increasing Income and In expenditures dlrerted from the useless ofllr— »holIsbed by the legislature to the shite Institution. In 1835 the state's Inco-iie was $2,175.5*11.83. and the treasury balance $833,747.88. The public scboali received $100.noo out of the riparian fund. The state expenditures wore $2.209.033.Sfi. The Income from the taxes on miscellaneous corporations was $038,292,30. or $161,080.10 more than the income In 1833. when the 1 *cm-. ocrats were in control of legislatiou. Stats Incema Increased by $2.422.14342. Last year the comptroller’s report showed these comparative figures: State treasury Income. $4,508,075.75, an Increase of $2,422,143.02. The state treasury balance was $2358308.13. There was paid directly to the public schools $1.215.80231. while the principal of the ri|>arian fund was Increased by $037323.35. although the annual appropriation out of the fund to the' schools had been doubled. The vastly Increased stale revenue, which more than doubled the Income of 1895, Justified and necessitated large ex|>eudltures for necessary state purposes Last year they amounted In the gross tc $3664.73129. of which $631,723-19^ was extraordinary, the ordinary expenditures being $24>70.0Cil30. or $1. 628,008.85 less than the Income for the year. The annual appropriation of $1.01530231 to the counties to pay 35 i>er cent of their school taxes Is not an expenditure and is not included In these figures. The Increase In the annnal Income of the state since 1835 U greater by $266212.00 than was the entire state revenue In 1805. In ten yean the state's Income has !>een increased by $2,422.14332 and the state's exfiendltures by *1.3U.'.f,'>143, exclusive of the school uppropristion. a difference of $1396.651.43 on the credit side of the state ledger. From 3895 to 1905 Inclusive the miscellaneous corporations paid a total of $16317.029.41 In fran ehise taxes and several millions In registration fees. In the previous period of ten years the aggregate of Income from these .franchise taxes was $3300.73037, ano^tlicfees were less than half a mllliotL'-fbe war debt has been wholly wiped out Rich Benefits For the People. To public education the sate has been most proviJenj. From 1895 to 1906 Inclusive there was paid $3,478.470.12 to public school objects In addition to the annual appropriation of about a mRUon toward the county school taxes, making a total to date of nearly $6.000300. The total paid In 1393. the last yjar or Democratic rule, to public school purnotos was flSLSlX/l. The total Ust year was $1,340.400. The bounty of the state to the dependent classes aggregated about $0300300 from ISM to 1905 Inclusive. Of this amount about $1.184300 was special appropriations for construction and enlargement The Rahway reformatory was bulM at a cost of $1.048380 up to the pres ent year, when a large appropriation waa made for a new wing. In the last twelve yean nearly a million dollars Lave been appropriated for new and

al guard baa been completely equipped with the regular army magazine rifle; the Sea Girt encampment grounds bar* been enlarged and Improred and become national and interultional In their uses. Benefits to Labor. The legislative contributions of the Republican party to the legitimate lute rests of labor hare ta broaden thr workman'!

standing and widely recognized abuses,

namely:

The act of I960, providing for (he cash payment of wages at periods not longer than two waeks, which baa been and U now of Incalculable t* to the large populations of the i producing districts In the soul

counties of our state, and also to the Iron miners of the northern sect km. who had for generations back bees obliged to accept goods at company stores Instead of the cash which they had honestly earned by their labor. Second, the tenement bouse lew of 11*6. uudrr which a board to control the erection of tenements waa appointed. whose duty It Is to nee that structures In which of necessity large numbers of our population must find homes are provided with every safeguard Of health known to modern sanitary and hygienic science. Third, the general factory act of 1004. which fixes fourteen yean as the mini mum age at which children of either a»-x may lie employed In factories or workshops, provides for the - fullest IHwalUlc protection tor operatives In the nutter of factory construction, the use of safeguards against accidents and thr Installation of such devices as are specially designed, like the exhaust fan, to mitigate the dangers of oecuiutkms known to be a menace to

health.

Fourth, an act. appointing a commitslon to revise the master and servant act In the Interest* of labor, an act greatly desired by laboring people. Mew $181# Institutions. Thera have been created by Republican legislation since 1804 these new and Important state institutions, either built or authorized by statute. In addltlon,to Important enlargements and Improvements of existing Institutions: The Babway reformatory, cost $L-

048380.

The state village for epileptics, coot $31236033. Home tor soldiers and sailors end their wives, cost $103,500. Colored manual and training school. A new state normal school (to be built this year). A state tuberculoais sanitarium On building). Btatc home for girls building, cost $125,000. State armories, cost $061320. Two Millions For Improved Reeds. From 1894 to 1906 Inclusive the state paid In state aid for Unproved roads a total of $1.81237634. The appropriation last year waa $277,000. In 1893. the last year of Democratic control In the legislature, the appropriation was $20,061.85. There had been no previous appropriation. Practically the entire system of state aided good roads In New Jersey is the result of Republican legislative appropriations. The legislature this year waa extraordinarily liberal in giving to this Important state object Under the state aid law of 1802 there were built, up to Nov. 1, 1905. a total of 1.111 H miles of Improved roads at a cost to the state of $1325.44134. Of this total only 37K) miles were built prior to 1891. when the In power In legislation. New Jersey Is today foremost ef all the stales in the extent of Unproved roads, and her example has been of Immense benefit to the country at large, while the Improvement has been of enormous benefit to New Jersey farmers and villagers and has vastly stimulated the growth of suburban places and the values of suburban and rural property. The greater economy pi transportation for fanners and urban business booses, if capitalised, would far exceed the cost of stats aid tot Improved road building. | EXECUTIVE | President Aids .Bailer's gulL la b letter to Bear Admiral Thomas President Roosevelt personally cootrib$100 toward the expenats of the undertaken to test the legality of excluding any man-from any public place of entertainment because be wears the United States uniform. The president cannot sufficiently express bis Indignation and contempt for any who treats without respect the uniform of on enlisted man. Tbs suit la that brought by Chief Yeoman Boenxle for $500 damages against the Newport Amusement company of Newport beie be waa excluded from e dance while In uniform. Battleship Georgia Asoeptod. The new battleship Georgia, 14348 tons, on arriving at the Boston navy yard from the Bath Shipbuilding works was accepted by the government and | legal-criminal] Alienists Examine Thaw. Harry K. Thaw at last has been per. aoaded by his motbar to submit to an examination by three noted alienists. The result was not made public, but It Is presumed that this foreshadows the plea of.Insanity to be made by Thaw's counsel when be la tried for tbs murder of Stanford White Bomb For Bohiff In Mail The postal authorities at PhOadelpbla unearthed an infernal machine addr rosed to "Jacob H. Be niff. Main Floor. New York Stock Exchange," and It waa twllered that the bomb bad been sent by Russian anarchists In revenge for Bchlff having floated the Russian loan during tbs Japanese war. Bioodgood 11. Cutter died at bis botua near Little Neck. N. T. Thursday. He was known as the “farmer poet" or "Poet Lariat." Id Mgrk Twain's -Innocents Abroad." Hr waa In hla ninetieth year. •making Students Must Ray. According to a rule laid down by Chancellor Day of gyracuae university, students who are known to use tobacco »nd patronize the theaters will be required to pay the fall UHIocl The chancellor says (bat youag man who can afford need leas luxuries and indolgeom will rocs!vs as —

Council—Wm. & Shaw _ Ram oel T. Bailey—Jam 1. II **-■— -'l..Jan. i. it

Robert J. Creswall...

■vb month at Auditorium. Friendship Council, No. IT, D. of A.loeta oo Tuesday afternoon of each week at U0. In Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. The John Meoray Poet No.. 40, (J. A. R. the third"

Assessor—^ iibert CT f^ube.. Jan. 1.1907 Colleotoi—Jaa. E Taylor Jan. 1,1907 Treasurer—Isaac H. Smith—.Jan. 1.1907 ° mtm *1iSSE3RSZ Jan.

Kdward Crease Jam . Thns.R. Wales Jan. 1.1907

BOARD OF BDUCATIOH.

WiTlUm vk>r p'tnidenT'InoH Kdnxrtl H. Phillips, Oort lS* Walter A. Lovett —.1906 William H. Gilbert. 1909 George 8. Douglass. - 1** William I', ntrvens ...1907 Dr. A. L. Leech.. 19®7 Charles F. Quidort I9°7

BOARD OK HEALTH.

Dr. A L. Leach. PnsMest ..HepL L 19tkt Dr. V. M. D. Marcy. Secretary —1908 Robert A Hand “ 1WJ Lafayette M. Hah “ MM Albert B. Uttle JMM Qvorge L. Lowett " 1*06

BOARD Cr fBADR.

President—Stephen B. WlSoa. Secretary-1 ewle T. Stevens. Tresiurer—Thon tvs W. Millet.

County Directory.

ClrcultJuagt—Alien B. Eodkmw l2ff Law Judge-James M.K.HiklrelhBepl911 Proeeeatnr of Pleas-Harry S. Do a* lass. Rep .-fo8 Sheriff—William H. Bright, Rep 1907 Corooer's—Robert S. Miller. Rep 1907 Coroner's—William H. Thompson. 11M) Coroner's—A. LsRoy MnlUar— 1908 County Clerk—Julios Way. Rs-n. . ...U10 fegsfc^.sgigt-iiss Onmty Board of Elsetloas-Joa. K. Baud. Bap.— 1907 County ^Srt „f Elections-Charles K Crenty Board of ijiieUooo^WaL i. Tvler. Dei*-. 1907 County Board of Electlona-MIchaei H. Res ms. Hem Utfi Terms of Conrt-Recood Tuesday In April. September and Deccmoer. BOARD OK CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B. Smith,-Palermo, Jan i 1907 W. 8. Johnson, Ocean City Jau. 1.1907 John P Fox, Ocean City -Jan. 1.1907 C. P. Vanamao, Dias Creek. Jan. 1, 190b te !'D Lodlam,So.Dennis -Jan 1,1007 lei Bobdlonger. Erma.-2an. 1,1900 Wearier R. Wales. Cape May. Jan. 1. IUO7 H. S. Katnerfoid. Cape May. Jan. 1.190$ Anthony B. Smith, Director; bamnel

Townsend Clark.

State Senator—Lewis M. Crease. Ocean

Amein&rma

Tax OimmlaskMMta-EamtM C. Cola, 8ear1lie>2RlUwe41 H. Townsend, Cape May Court House: James T. Hoffman. Cold 8jgtoj$; secretory. Jonathan Hand, Cape Chwrch Directory ' "■ • » ST. mart’s m C. CHCBCU. Rev. Father D. 8. Kelly, Rector. Masses—Saodayt. 6, 8 sod 10 a m; Weekdays, 730 a m. Su' day and Friday evening* eervices

at 8 o'd ck

loulewaione—Saturdays, and Thursdays before the First Friday, from $30 to 6.00 p m and from 7.90 to 9 90 p m. P. g. CHURCH or THK ADVERT. Rev Francis T H Ptau, In charge. Sunday Services: 8.U0 a. m. Holy Com manioc: 10.90 a m. Morning Prayer and Sermon: 9.9n a m, Snndmy school: 8 00 p. m.. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Holy Commnnion—1st Sunday In the month at lu 90a. m. Thursdays, evening Prayer and address,

8.00 n m.

Other services as annonnoed. ' rggSBTTgaiAK CHURCH. Rer Arthur W. Spooner, D. D., Pae-

llidiug.

Mayflower Lodge. No. J Order Of Odd Fellows-M.

l ft tha Auditorium, Jackaoo

Ogallalla Tribe. No. 167, Improved Order of Rad Man—Marta al 810 Waablogton

Cap* May Fire Department.

Monday evening lu each month at ooruer

Washington and Franklin streets

*■> 34 and 6.00 p. m. ■ WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH

October A 1906.

For Baltimore and

7 *0, 8 3*. *

Sunday services at 1090 m m., and 730 p. m. btfudey school at 2 90 p. m. Pram meeting Wednesday 730 p. m. Junior C. K. Inday at 4 16 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. Friday at 730 p. m. btraugen always made welcome. riRer a. e. cauBCR. Rev. James Burnt, Pastor. Freacbtug on Suudsj morning at 10.90. In the evening si 7.46. Meetings at 9 a. m. and 6.90 r. M, Sunday School at $ r.R. Epworth League Su slay evening

Bey. H. F. Crego, Pastor. I’reaching vo Sunday mo ruing at II In the even tug at 730; Snndmy morning Worker* Meeting at 10.00 a. M. Sunday School at 230 r. M. Wednesday eveuiu. Prayer Meeting al 730 o'clock Young People's Mee ing Friday 1 log at 730 o'clock Mao’s Masting Saturday eroning atS.OO

and Franklin Cape Island Lodge, No. 90, F. and A. M. —Communications, second sad fourth ruesdaya of each month at lodgv room,

HalLfU Washington street, oa second and fourth Thursdays qf each month. Cape May Oonnoil. No. 1891; Royal Aroanum—Meets fire*, and third Tuesdays of web mouth at Audltotiam. Cape May I<od*B. No. II. A a U. W.

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

PEIIISTLTBRIfi RAILROAD 7IST JXS8XT k SXASE022 KAIUOAS IR EppgCT Ocroagg 9, 1906. Train* will leave Cape May as follows for PHILADELPHIA: MABggT ST. WHASr 6.1C A. M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stops al nrindnal iutennediste rutiona. ConaecU from Wildwood Branch. Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Arrives at Philadelphia 9.17 a m. 7 08 A M.-EXPRESS. Arrives at PhiUdelphis 8.43 s. m. 2 7 r P. M —ACCOMMODATION. Stop* •05 at principal iatennediate atatuma. Connect* from Ocean City, Sea lale. and Wildwood Branch. Arrive* at Philadclnhia S-JI P- ®- A.AO r M-EXPRKSS. Connect* from 1 “ Wildwood Branch. Ocean City and Kca isle Oly. Arrive* at Philadelphia 6.40 SUNDAY TRAIN*. MAKKKT ST. WHAKV. , a e P. M —ACCOMMODATION. Stop* at principal imennediate autiona. Connects from Wl dwuod Branch. Ocean City and Sea lale City Arrives at Philadelphia 5.40 p M. a.00 p - M ACCOMODATION. Stop* at “ principal intermediate stations. At rives al Philadelphia 6 50 p. m. FROM PHILADELPHIA. MAKS XT ST. WHARF. Trains leave for Cape Mar-Bxpreas.^ooa.i -rvkdays. * and 3.33

day, express. 9.00 a. Trains leave Philadelphia. Broad Street Station FOR NEW YORK. June jo. 1906, Week days, 4 3 s - 4 ««- 4 53. S >*. 5 S8.*7-oo. Z°h7 ^l 80 ^ 8 ’ 0 ' 90 ^ 9jo. 10*1. *1100 A. M , •uoonixm, ijjs.*i 00. 140, 3 30. •* jo. J 00, n3 33, •73.34. JSJ. *4 00. *4.53, 500. 'ify-fioo, 7oo,»8oo.9ou, ioi»B.M.. i> 03. night, Sundays, 4 38, 4 40. 4 53. 5 iB. 8*>. 9S011.00A.M.. •u 35. 3*>•»30, »t3 **“ “ 636, 700.rao -

oo. 90

MS night

limore and Washington. *633, •loss. 1106. a.in., *1331. 1 35, 5*5. « t®. •8-M. 11 36. P M.and

fight, weekdays. Sundays, *6 jj, —. II 06, AM., *1 35. *3 *0, 4 46,

8.23. it *8 P. M. ta.15 night

From Went Philadelphia only, « 33 and ('ially U ' *■** * 5 ^ 4 ' * 6 ' S °’ “ <1 * 7 ' 3S , P ' •Dining Car. f Extra fare Train. W. W. ATTERBURY, J. R. WOOD. Gen'l Manager. Paas'r Traffic Manage!

GEO. W. BOYD.

SHERIFF'S HALE.

My virtae of a writ of Fieri Facias, to directed, iasned out of the Coart of Chance, ry of New Teraey. 00 the 13th day of September. A. D . 1906, in a certain t ‘ *

’ 'ohn B. Huffman, executor, c

inant, and William M. Trusty, et nx are defendants, I shall expose to sale at pnblic

nonday, October 22. 1906,

between the hour* of twelve and five o'clock p. m., to-wit. at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at the Sheriff's office, in Cape May Coart House. Cape May County, New All that certain'lot of land si taste on the Miller farm in the Lower Township in the County of Cape May and Slate of New Jersey numbered 303 as laid down in a certain map of Iota at Cape Island which ia recorded In the Clerk's office of Cape May County in Deed Book Book 1L paras soo and 301, bounded and described as foi lows, to-wit: Beginning at a stake in the southwest side, line of Fifth avenne. fifty feet from the

south corner of raid avenne and street; thence binding by lot No'em,

• *y-onc degrees and ten minutes west.

deg. 10 min. W.) one band red and

fifty (150) feet to an alley; thence binding by the northeast side line of said alley.

Rh aitty-eight A Mb-68 deg. jo 1

No. 103; thence by lot %>3. t

t degrees and tea missies j. to min. g ) one hundred and fifty (130) feet to the aforesaid side line of Fifth avenue thence binding by raid avrnue. north aixtveight degree* and fifty miontes west. (N. 68

’UuJ’.ffi.'SL.'':

thoasaad five bnadrad .. feet of land strict measure. Being the

1 to the said Williat

& Shaw and Marie

i wife, by deed data 3, recorded ia said Ck WILLIAM 0 k , Bfl£&r C ‘* Dated Sept 18. 1006 Sheriff. John B. Hoffman, BOt'r 930, p. f. 8936

^DJOURNED SHERIFF'S BALE. Notice ia hereby given that the sale of land in a certain cause wherein Anne M. Walker Executrix of the last will end testament of

then adjourned to Sept

complain- , et si*.are

Mooday. October Ifl, 1906, at the same hour end place. WILLIAM H. BRIGHT. Dated Oct 1, 1906. Sheriff Lewis Starr, 80IT. 10-5 »t p. f. $«

gr«fr»itul £»rdf.

£)K. WKBTLKY RODUEBb WALES, WALES' .

Telephone 99 and 94.;

Office hours, 7. to 9 a. m., 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 p.m. - - Office and reoulenre, Wales United State* Pharmacy. Night Bxll.

' C A FIT AL

Surplus and Undivided Profits

DEPOSITS

| EWI8T. STEVENS-’ COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 610 WASHigorogSt, CAraMav, N.J. Muter and Solicitor in Chancerv. Notary public. Commlaaiouar for PeDDsylvonia.

£)K. C. H. LORENCE, (Dr. W. B. Sickler. aaaodstc.) DENTIST Ocxak akd Huonss Srgxrra, Caps Mat, N. J.

Oral Bergery, including Extraction of Teeth under Narootlted Air and other Anesthetic* Phils Office; Perry Bldg. 16th A Chestnut 8t

$100,000.00 J137,692.30

$2,480,439.36

We Bolicit your account. Our patrons receive every courtesy and accommodation comdatent with prudent banking. THREE PER CENT. INTEREST PAID

on depooita in our Saving! Department.

—Advisory Board—

leafe H. Smith, Chairman Dr. James Mecray H. C. Thompson, Manager J. Spicer Learning William F. Caseedy Aaron W. Hand Henben T. Johnson Albert G. Bennett John B. Huffman

Robert E Hand

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

Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stationary and Blank Books, Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy Boats, etc. M. L. WARRINGTON, 514 Washington Street

Contractors & Builders YORK BROS. P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

W H BRIGHT* FIRE INSURANCE la aar Part *7 Cap* May Cwwaty Holly Beach, N. J.

VALUABLE Real Estate In Cape May City FOR SALE To close up an Estate MfOUlRK nOMSHf Offtttt NO. 1. A three story frame cottage and & table on land, at No. 676 Washington st., size of lot 106 feet front by 200 feet deep. NO,. 2. Drug store at S. W. corner of Washington aqd Decatur sts, together with all stock and fix-

tures.

NO. 3. One-half of doable cottage and lot, at No. 416 Bank sL ■*r Terms and Information npply to S. S. MARCY. Mnrcy’n Pbnrmney, cor. Wooblogtoo nod Decotor Sto. Cope May, N. d.

OFOUR OWN STAflP* FREE FREE With your Aral cash purchase of $1.00 and upwards, by presenting

10

-FEW STAR? SYSTEMWe have the beet ahoee we con buy for the money in great variety. 8bnee for men, women and children, and redeem the stomps when yon get 100 ot Tbo*. H. Taylor, Central Sboo Store

A fsw very deoli

Security Trust Company

Corner Washington and Ocean Streets. Oafe 'May city, hew jersey

,W. LENOIR”

lilJliiZllJlK

Plaster UHorh a SocclaUrTT’ v Lfncrusta, TOlalton aub Burlaps and $how Rooma. Second Floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash. £t B CAPE MAY, N. J.

Charles T. Campbell NO- 506 WASHINGTON STCape May City, New Jersey h IRE INSURANCE ARE YOU INSURED? Insurance placed on building furniture, stock, plate glass, and boilers in the best Companies represented in the Country as follows: UNITED FIREMENS INSURANCE CO. OF PHILA. THE GERMAN INSURANCE CO. OF FREEPORT. FIRE ASSOCIATION OF’PHILADELPHIA THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO. OF PHILA

Pierson and Son.

^THE|llEw|cAPE|ilY|iAHkEf:^>

Cor. Washlnston and Union 8ts.

Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Prov : - sions and iruits. We also handle “Uiciibnkrs Star Hams”

SAMUEL E. EWING General Contractor, House moving a speeialtg [PtSSTj 1 ©PPflSiS

WM. S. SHAW GENERAL CONTRACTOR Dealer la £ime, SBrick, Sand, Cement and Siuilder* S'hpU.. Su. to. SXateriate. su Simim Sir**

H. H. DOAK

DOAK BROTHERS Groceries, Meats and Provisions

Butter, Eggs and Poultry Fruit and Vegetables

G. E. Brownbak's Famous Golden Butter a Specialty Long Dtetoaee Pbooe 64x. Prompt Deliveries Local Pbooe 106. Polite AUeotion. 515-517 Washington St. Cape May City

oQBrown "Villa

218 PERRY STREET. CAPE MAY. '^ZmOPEN ALL THE YEAR reE~ . Rocn. Urg. ..d Airy ... ... Appointments First-clan .. . — Near the Beach — B. E. MURRAY.

XWE A l r\llUir DECATUR ST. (First house 1 lie- ALLMnC, from beach.) Open all the year. Rooms large and airy. Appointments first-class. Cuisine exoeflent Rata, $a per day, Upward; $10 per week, upward. Ttoedere Mo«U«r.