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CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY. NOVEMB R I, 1906

CAPE MAY HERALD

Lcatia T. Stcvkhs Faoaaitroa .W*aa(N C. Wou Mawaaf "an INDCFCNDCNT WtCKLY. Pabllahc^ E»ary Tbar»4ay Moralae .( 806 Waaklagtaa Street. Cape May. It. «!• suBScniPTioN: Oa( Ooika* Bca Vcaa im Aovaacc THB HERALD. CAPE nAY. N. J.

PEOPLE OF THE DAY

City Dlractory.

.....Jan

PraaeU K. Dake-Jaa. 1.1907

Coooell—Wm. H. 8ba« Ju. 1, 1907

8amnel T. Bailey Jan. 1. 1907 Hobart J. C • r ^

Ml wall Hi

ft?*Brooka— Jan. L II

Bamoel K. Ware.Jan. I. II

\f rate* upon application

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER l. 1906.

Republican Ticket

r ilemlxr of Uomu of RrprurnUlitts of tko Staff. JOHN J. GAHDNEH.

FACTS IN FEW LINES No Scandal In Government. There exlata throughout the country a keener Internet than usual In the affaire erf government, and an aroused public conscience, intolerant of cor ruptlon. It bolding to a etrict account the actions of political part lea and their leaders. While It may bapieu that through misguided meat or nmhi tlon to obtain political power false charges are sometime* brought against those In authority. It la unquestionable that the people strongly desire to Intel Ugently correct evils existing In their governments. This Is equally true of the several states and the nation. This popular desire may and should lead to the loss of power by those who have proven false to their trust The He publican party of New Jersey welcomes the closest scrutiny of Its con-, duct of public affairs. It hat nothing to fear from an honest and Intelligent criticism of Its motive* and leader ship. Criticism founded upon Ignorance and misrepresentation will not appeal to an Intelligent and truth loving people. Twelve years ago, with dele pride hurt and Indignant at an Improper administration of government 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 Republican party came Into power In 1884 no scandal has attached to the financial administration of the state. There has been handled by state officers since ISM $30,000,000 to $100. 000.000 of public moneys, and every penny has been honestly accounted for. No question has ever been raised as to the integrity of tbs state's financial departments While the legislative appropriations bare been liberal, they bare been made only after careful pruning, and the state’s expenditures ordinary and extraordinary, have always been kept well within the annual Income, so that there bat been a constantly Increasing treasury surplus. Millions of this expenditure are now represented In reel estate assets owned by tbs state and devoted to necessary public objecta. In his last annual message Governor Georg* T. Warts said: “New Jersey, with no tax for state purpose* and practically out of debt Is unique among her sister states. No such showing can be made by any other state, nor. I apprehend. by any delated nation anywhere.” If such a Jubilant comment could be mads by s governor at the dose of the year 1909, what language would be too extravsgant to characterIxe the conditions In the state In 1908. after twelve years of Republican legislation and Republican administration! Primary Reform and Representative

Coasmlttooesu Salltvaa.

Roger C. Sullivan, member of tbs Democratic national commltta*. whoa* controversy with William Jennings Brysu attracted wide attention. Is having troubles of bis own theaadays. Ns sooner bad the Bryan Incident cooled somewhat than It was reported that Mr. Sullivan had charged Senator Bai-

ley of Texas with being a Standard Oil . — - attorney. This the Illinois committee- 'JUr Solicitor. J.Sploer Uemlngjan l man denied, but not In time to heed ofl Uu{ * " T- J*» » IK**

s warm reply from the Irate Texan. Ur Sullivan Is a native of lillnoli and Is forty-five pears old. His flrsl

„. Jan. 1.1109

1.1909

Collecloi—Jas

Boon c. sunxjvav. political office waa that of custodian of the Cook County hospital, and later b« waa clerk of the Chicago probate coert During President Cleveland's administration‘be served for a time In the Internal revenue department. Mr. Sullivan Is secretary and treaacrer of the Ogden Gas company and secretary of the Cosmopolitan Electric company, both Chicago carporatiaoa.

Appreciating the defects existing In the old methods of nuking party nominations, the Republican party, under Governor Morphy's administration, to the honor of New Jersey, passed la 1903 a primary act enabling any candidate. upon his Individual merit, to secure a nomination. If that noalnatloL Is demanded or deelrad by the people. This law baa given to New Jersey a

tunlty for the full i of the people's will mixes the poesi'.AUtles of the predominance of corporation Influence or control by so called political homes. With R»e primaries In the hands of the people, with cmiupt practice acts, which Insure pure elections, wbera pub lie seotlmant is ripe to that and, with no danger threatening popular rule, with twelve years at beaafldal laws

through ths Initiation and support at the Republican party, w* submit that this party has so administered the gorernment of New Jersey ss to be worthy of public confidence and sup If continued In power, we pladgs It to the continuance of laws for tha we." of the people and la the interests of good .awl intelligent government, pledge It to the soaetmsot of measures as will raatrict undo* encroachments of corporations upon public and to the enactment at i free and untrammeled the rights at ths

Governor Peauypacker recently sum moned a placeholder In one of the departments Into his private office. When the man entered the governor was unusually affable and In a rare good humor. “Smith.” said the governor, after five minutes bad elapsed, “you are not kept very busy with your work, are you?" “Not very, governor." confided the

William H Tbompaon vice ptesideut 1908 Bl..rtl H. I’bllllps. Clerk.." «« wfutem* ii'&fczrr::::™-}#

BOAUD OK HEALTH.

Secretary—Lsite *1. Treseorer-Thon-rm W. Millet. County Directory. Justice Supreme Court—Tbos.W Treuchsrd Circuit Juagr—Alleu H. Eudlcoli Law Judge—James M.EHIIdretbKeplBIl l*meeutar of Pleas-Harry S. Douglass. Bep ..teo8 Sheriff-William H. Bright, Bep 1907 Coroaer's—Robert S. Miller. Rep 1907 Corooer’s—William H. Tboixpaoo. IBM Coroner's—A LeKo> Molllar— 196 County Clerk—Jellos Way, live Ulo Rnrrosste—E. Clinton Hewitt. Rrp....lB07 County Collector—Joseph 1. Scull K IBM C-.unly Board of RJectlous-Joa. K_ Hand.

Rap—

County Hoard of Elect loos-Charles E

Foster,Hep IBM

C.unly Board of Elections-Wm. 1. Tvler.

1807

County Hoard of Electlons-Hlcbsel B.

Hearn*. Hem 1M6

Terms of Court-Second Tuesday la April,

deplember and DecernDer.

HOABD OP CHOSEN FHKKHOLDEHBAnthony B. Smith. Palermo Jan.! 1807 W. S. Johnson. Ocean City Jan. 1. 1B07 John P Fox. Ocean City _Jao. 1. 1807 C. P. Yana man. Dias Creek. Jau, 1. IBM Jesse D Ludlam,Sc.Dennis. Jan 1. 1907 Daniel bcbelleuger. Erma Jau. |, 1806 Urstley H. Wales Cape May. Jas 1. IUO7 H.S. Kutberfoid. Cape May. Jan. 1. 1808 Anthony B. Smith, Director; bamoel

CIl;

Com mission

, Ocean

Vacancy

-Kogeoe O. Cola,

oeaviiir; ouiiwellH. Townanod. Cape May Court House: Jamas T. Hoffman. Cold Spring; secretary, Jonathan Hand. Cape

SaaTllle; S Court He

Spring; aeeretarj7~J May Court House. Church Directory

Kev. Father D. S. Kelly, Rector. Masses—Sundayn. 6, 8 nod 10 a •* Weekdays, 7.30 a m. Su'-day and Friday evenings serv

make your burden still lighter, •du't come to Harrisburg 00

warrant day. I have another man who , will draw the tHirj." it

“In fact.” an id Mr. Penny packer, “you seldom get to Harrisburg except

00 warrant day. do jou?“

The placeholder wan encouraged te be frank by the governor’* good humor, end be admitted that one day a month was the extent of hit time In the state

-Wsll Mln-ter Smith.” drawled tee <j t \° D l I^^ teTl^irar^'ty. from 3.30 governor. In hit peculiar fashion. 'Tm ^ #.00 p m .od fmu, 7.S0 to B 30 p m. going 10 make yonr burden ttlll lighter. p E CUITBCU or ^ ADVK! , T .

Pnndsy Servloea: 8 M a. ffi. Holy Commit 100: 11.00 a m. Morning Prayer and rruoo; 8*4 a m, Sunday-school; 8-00

. m.. bveiling Prayer aud Sermon

Holy Commonloo- Xst Snnday in tha

moo lb at 11 00 a m

Next to King Edward the most pop- | TLuradays. evening Praver nod address, alar and universally respected man in ‘-® P m - U Geotral WUll.^ Booth, tt. | 0l£ " bead of the Salvation Army, and yet, o raxanTTgaug couhch. not many year* .go be wan pelted with ,. totuiay wmricea at 10 30 a. 1 mod when he wearad te public Now ' „ n the ministry seriously talk* of turning «» f • ■ over to him and bla army the care and the reclaiming'of tha wards of tha state who are past sell' support and yet are not criminal*. This la owing tc the farm colonies and tbs Her. James Burn*, Pastor, social redemption work of the army In Prenohiug on Bumis) moruingat 10.90. this country and la England. In ihe evening at 7.44. Meetings at 8 A a. And 6.90 r.

Sunday School at 8 r. a.

Epworth LeAgue Sunday evening at

7 90 o’clock.

Mid-week prayer service Wed needs) evening at 8 o'clock. Clasa meetings, Tuesday, Thursday

and Friday -

Alva Adams, who has been nominated for governor of Colorado by ths Democrats, has already served two terms as chief executive of the state. Two years ago Mr. Adams was agate e candidate for the governorship, his opponent being James IL Peabody. *' that time governor. On the face of tea returns Mr. Adams received a plurality of about 11,000 end waa daetered clact-

AX.YA AC AMS.

ad by the state legislature. Gov* Psabody contested tbs election before ths legislature, with tee reauItthsdAd-

bis claim that he was robbed at the governorship two year* ago In tea Peabody and Adame

Rev. H. F. Crego, Pastor. Preaching on 8u «day moruing at 10.90. lu tbs evaaiog at 7 JO. Sunday oinruing Workers Maetlag at 10.00 A. M. Sunday School el 2.90 r. a. Wadhaaday avaohig Prayar Masting at 7 JO o'clock Young Psupis’a Me* log Friday wveoIng at 7 JO o’clock JI on’s Masting SaUmiay eveulog A1&.00 o’clock.

Cape Hay Camp, No. 8778, Modern Wood- .

7 aMb monUi at AndMorloei. Caps May Oooclava, No. 188, Improved Order at I _ Hall, til fourth Tberadays of Cap* May CouecB, No. 1991: Boyal Ar caacu—Meets first and third Tuesday, of each month at Aodltorianr Cap* May I<odg*. No. II, A. a U. W.—

. _ Jr.aU.A. M. No. IK—Mast* te hell a* CoU dpriag, every Toaeday svaatng at T o'clock. Columbia Lodga, No. 99, ladepeadsat OrdarsfM) ^

at 9.90. te Jr. O.D.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. The John Mncray Post No., 40, G. A. B. mnste on tbs third Friday of aach month at 7.80 o’clock p. m., at Franklin street school building. Mayflower Lodge, No. 188. Independent Order Of Odd Fvlluws—Meets sacb Friday at th# Auditorium. Jackson street. Ogallalls Tribe. No. 187. ImprovadOrder of Had Men—Meets at 810 Washington

Cap# May Kira Department, inn Monday evening In each month at Washington and Franklin streets.

PEIWLYflHIH RAILROAD TOST jmtY k 8ZA8E0U RAILSCAT Ig Errgcr OcmnKg 14, 1906 MASggT ST. WBAKT 7.00 A - M-ACCOMMODATION. Stops ' *< principal intertsediate sutioas. Connects (lorn Wildwood Branch, Ocean Cite eedJJra talc City. Arrives at Cam7.30 KXPRB48. Coeacct* from ' W ildwood. Ocean City and Sea laic Branches. Artier* at Philadelphia 9 19a m IO 20 A ' >*-ACCOMMODATfON. Stop# ■ at principal Intermediate stations. Connects from Wildwood. Ocean City and Sea Isle City Branches. Arrives Camden 1. yo p m. 2 OO P “--ACCOMMODATION. Stops at principal intermediate stations. Connects from Ocean City, Sea Isle, and Wildwood Branches. Arrives at Camden tyoom. A.2C r M - EXPR BSS Connect, from * • Wildwood Branch. Ocean City and Sea late City- Arrives at-Philadelpbta 6 ij * re P-M. ACCOMMODATION. Stops "1 JJ at principal intermediate station Connects from Wildwood. Ocean City and Sea Isle City Branches Arrives at Camden yyop m STBDAT TRAIKI. MAKKKT *T. MU A KV. 8.00 A. M. AtXXiMMOlJATlON. Slop, at principal intvrmcdiate stations. u from Wildwood, Ocean City and

, OQ P. M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stops * at principal intermediate stationr. Connects from VVt dwood Branch. Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Arrives at Camden Ayo P M. it Phils r oo P. M. ACCOMODATION. Stops at J* principal intermediate stations. Connects from Wildwood Ocean City tnd Sea late City Branches. Arrives at Cam len y.yo p a. FROM PHILADELPHIA. **‘KKET ST. WM ART. Trains leave for Cape May-Baprcas.pAoa m

00 p m week days. 7.00 and 9 00 a m

nd 4 oo p m. Snndays.

^Trains leave PHILADauvitiA. Broad Street

FOR NEW YORK.

QR. WE8TLEY RODGERS WALE8,

WALEB’

• UgtTRD Area ^pRtgMAry. • Wash 1 koto* ,A9d DECati'k ' _Cape Mey Qjly.Jl. J. Telephone 93 and 34.; Office hours, 7 to 9 a. m., 2 to 4, and 7

to •■p.mr

Office end reside nr*. Wales United States Pharmacy. Niout Bkll | EWI8 T. STEVENS-’ COUNSELLOR'AT LAW; - 610 WAiufKuro* Hr . Cap* Mat, N.J. Matter and Solicitor in Chancerr. Notary Public. Commissioner for Pennsylvania. £)R. C. H. 1*0HENCE, (Dr. W. B. Sickler. associate.1 DENTIST

Oral Surgery, including Extraction of Teeth under Narcotised Air am' other Anesthetics Phils- Office , Perry Bldg 16th A Chestnut St.

CAPITAL

Surplus and Undivided Profits

DEPOSITS

Sj*. 5^*7 00,

oa t ' I. *4c

Jux

Week dar*. 4 J*.

•a yo, « 00, ny *1. iii •* 00, Vh. joo. *JS7-«oo. 700. *8oo.9oa iouP.MT. i» oa. mgnt, Sckuav*. « 38, 4 sa 4 yy. $ 18. 6 *0. 9 5011 on A M.. »! a » ao «a yo. fy *1,

te*^n4£t 6SS ' 7 ° 0 ' 4 ® 00 ' 900

From West Philadelphia only, a 43 a. m-

34 and A00 p. m. daily.

WASHINGTON AND THB SOUTH.

Octobers, 1906. For Baltimt

nore and Waahumton, •635, io*s. 1106. a.m., *ia >1, 1*5,

3 ao. 4 46, 5 *S. 61%, •8.13. 11 afi. P M.and IJ15 night, weekdays. Sewn *'

7 *a II 06. A M-, *1 at *3 » •Ray. it a8 P. M. ia.is Ogku

From West PhUadelp

Paas'r Traffic Managei

GEO. W. BOYD,

■eral Passenger AgenL

tee a nr of cafe rat, new jersey PROPOSALS FOR WATER RAIN

Oape May Oily, N. J., Sept. It, 1906. Proposal* will be received -by the Oity Cooocil of t'-e City of Oape Mev in Council Bueembied on Norembfrll, 1906. at 8 o'clock p. m , in the Obuucil Obamber of the Oity Hall of said oity, for liie cooat run ion of a pert at If* water supply ayatem in aoeordance with ti*. plain end apecifina tioui therefor, wbioh can be eeeo on flle In tba office of the Hejorder of said eiiy. *■ - 1 Tba work will comprise the conalrncliou of a boot *974 lloeal fewt Of oast Iran water mein with Are by draot-, velvea end aped ala thareio ap

perlalullg.

Oopira of the phnv and apeclfioatlooa will be loMed'lo Intending biddete by the Recorder at the Oltr of Uapa May. apod aupllcgtion bv mill

Any other it cordaooe wl*b ly be obtained from lie 1 low, Oity Bngieeer at hit oBlce, In Uen* May, N. 1. The proposals meat be nude In strict accordance with the pleat Mid apeclIleal lone nod upon the propose 1 -*—* moil ha aeaUd, and delivered . Oily Council elibe time aud •pacified, aud at uo other time or win any proposal be received. Upon •eceipt of tli* propoaala •eon will he publicly opened nod t cotatents announced iu Ibe

*Zh I place

end priOM otea of said Oily Council. Tli* detail 1, form ol proposal*, pro-

which Ibe propueala meet he nude god will he received, ate shown In tall .pen float I ou«, DMio* nod loatractiona

—For Bale—A Mataee nprigkt |4 This ^ano waa aeot to M aa a earn pit, wtUheMMateheigelo. Anfen Woo FUhlag Creak.

James J. Doak Carpenter & Guilder Jobbine Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Pbooe 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 oov Pert of Cope May Conoty Holly Beach. N. jV

VALUABLE

Real Estate In Cape Ha; City

FUR SALE

To clots up an Estate m humic mnmii m waa NO. 1. A three *tory frame cottage and stable on land, at No. 676 Washington st., sire' of lot 100 feet front by 200 feet deep. NO. 2. Drug store st S. W. comet of Washington-and Decatur sts, together with all’ stock and fixtor**- . '. J!* ' NO. 3. One-half of double colUge and lot, It No. 416 Bank st. For Terms and lofwrmatto* apply t# S. S. MARCY, Marcy’a Pfcormacy, cor. Woehlngton nd Deco* tur Sts, Cepe May, N. J.

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OF OUR OWN STAfTPR FEES With your first o $1.00 and upward*, by presenting thle advertisement' end teeth ill about our -BSW STAMP SYSTEMW* bare tbe beet aheee w* cea buy for the money in great variety. Shoe* for men, women end children.

Opp. ReadtegTermbuO. 606 WaaUactou£t

For Mend For Real,

A few very d*a I rabteaetUgaa situated la

daelnbl* peri of tha town. Also torn* barsalaalu I«e In difftr

Now la tha .UK* to boy your

bunding lot.

Chari** T CampbaD,

If you hav* Job work and It oloog.

Security Trust Company Corner Washington and Ocean Streets. JCtitE MAY CITY, HEW JERSEY

$100,000.00 1137,592.30 12.4S0.439.35

Wc solicit y

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

on deposits in our Savings Department.

—Advisory Board—

Isaac H. Smith, Chairman Dr. James Mecray J. Spicer Learning William F. Caasrd v Reuben T. Johnaon Albert (j. Bennett’

H. C. Thompson, Manager

Aaron W. Hand John B, Huffman Robert E Hand

'W. LENOIR' MISTIC D£C0il,llPEl1ii^ Piaster Wlorh a Socclaltu"~ w -1 -incrusta, Wlalton anb ISurlapr and /S'Aow Roo/m. Second floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash St CAPE MAY, N. J.

Charles T. Campbell NO. 606 WASHINGTON ST. Cape May City, New Jersey MRE 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 GEKMAN INSURANCE CO. OF FREEPORT. FIRE ASSOCIA r ION OF PHILADELPHIA. THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO. OF PHILA

.Pierson and Son.

it,

fUaicuiEia

WYpMKET^

Cor. Washington and Union Sta.

Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Prov - sioDS and fruits. We also handle “Michenrrs Star Hams ”

SAMUEL E. EWINO General Contractor, House moving a specialty wsst syims runamsas.

WM. S. SHAW GENERAL CONTRACTOR Sealer la JZime, SSrick, Sand, Cement and Siuilder* Si/ww X*. to. SKaterialo. fit St~t

DOAK BROTHERS

S. S. DOAK

Groceries, Meats and Provisions Butter, Eggs and Poultry Fruit and Vegetables G. E. Brownbak's Famous Golden Butter a Specialty Lone Disuses Pboes 84x. Prompt Dslivsrlcs. Lose] Phone 108. Polite Attention. 51&-517 Washington St. Cape May City

o<3Brown ‘Villa 218 FERRY STREET, CAPE MAY. • I OPEN ALL THE YEAR . Rooms Large and Airy ... ... Appointments First-class ... ... Near the Beach ... B. E. MURRAY.

THE ALDINE,

DECATUR ST. (First house from beach.) Open all the

Rooms large and airy. Appointments first-class. Cuisine ex* Rates, $3 per day, upward; $10 per week, upward.

Thcedere Mueller.