CAPE HAY HERALD,■ tHpRSDAV. NOVEMBER 8, 1906

A HMrt to Hoart Talk WlOi tha an and Olrta of Pannaylvanla. Why a woman'a pa** 7 Moat woi

bo fed on apoclal and dllntod diet? ,

Can they not road an man road? They do road aa man road—and — — * —-* —the aroman'a

sftoioNs mmm-i

COUNTY ITEMS

FISHING CREEK FISHING CREEK. Norombar J—Jo^pb Ford and wile of Weal Cap# May. apeol Sunday with John Snyder and wife. Henry Shaw and wife rlalied relative* at Holly Beach over Sunday Hot. Walla, wife and eon Kufeel look tea with Herbert Shaw and wife on day. I era*! Wooleon. wife and aon epent day with hi* parent* here Joe Snyder and wife of Cold Sprlna called on John Snyder and wife on Sunday afternoon Willie Stout of Holly Beach. »peot Sunday with hi* grandparent* here. Mr. and Mm LnmmU. Mm Harriet Bennett epent a few daj* with her granddaughter. Mm Matu* M redam re AUle Bennett and Mattie Matthew* tbaited Bertram Snyder and wife of Holly Beach on Wedncaday of Inal Dr. Waatley Wale* and Tboma* Wales of Cape May. drove through tbl* plane oh Sunday. George Camming*, wife and aon Edwin, of Waal Cape May. vlalled her parent* on Sunday. The Methodlau of Flatting Creek began work on their now chapel building u*t week. The corner-alone laying took place on Saturday. October 27. at 3 o'clock p. m. The paalor. Rev. B. A. Wells, had charge of the exer dees, assisted by Rev. James Burns, pastor of the Cape May City Methodist Episcopal Church, who delivered thi principal address, and Rev. Henry M. Lawrence, pastor of the same denom I nation at Cape May Court House. Ground was broken on Saturday. Oc tober 20. with appropriate services. The building will have an auditor lum 24x40 and a das* room 16x24 with a tower 8x8 ft. by 45 ft- in height Its seating capacity when both rooms are thrown together will be about 200. The building .will he located on the main Fishing Creek road about half a mile from where the old chapel now stands.

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RgpubUcgas Ratal* Control «f Coa-

prn by Goad Majority.

WILL BE NO MATERIAL CHANCE

LOCAL RATE TWO AND ONE-HALF CENTS A MILE ON PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 1. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that beginning November 1. the maximum rate fir ooesray tickets over Its lines East of Pittsburgh and Buffalo will be reduced i two and one-half cents per mile. Beginning same date the inter changeable Thousand Mile Refund tic.j>L now sold for J30 with a. refund of 810. will be sold for 825 with a round of 85. when used In accordance ■ith the conditions. As at present, his ticket will be good In the hands of the original purchaser only. The sale of thousand mile tickets, good for any one and any number, •on the lines of the Pennsylvania' Rafir-pad only east of Pittsburg and Buffalo, will be continued at rate 820.

SOUTH DENNIS.

SOUTH DENNIS. November 7—The power boat owned bv Learning A Wentssll makes frequent trip* down to the by, and proves a very handy craft Mrs. Ada Waters, nee Lodlam. is lying in a critical conditional her home in Philadelphia. She is the daughter of the late Charles and Bophia Lodlam,and spent her early Ufe here. Coleman Learning, who occupies the old brick homestead, has had a iron fence placed In front of the property. Richard S- Learning took his first step in Masonry s few nigbu ago, he being entered aa an apprentice in Cannon Lodge of Mmsods at Sooth SeavUle. GOSHEN GOSHEN, November 7—Hev. John W. Wainwright of the Methodist Church beeme a aeries of revival meeting* Son day evening He is aaaUted by Rev George L HammeU, the noted evangeL 1st. The new canning factory bad a' very soccraaful season. Mr Stepbenaon.tbe proprietor, will have improvements made this winter. The Imp’oveownt* made in our village the past year is very noticeable. Several new families bare moved in and we are always glad to extend a welcome

Ttoe Love 1* Malawi A correspondent from DennisviUe writes: “We are gl»d to note the lore and good cheer which exists betwi the pastor and people of the Methodist Ghnrcfc. It baa been a long time air— the church had a paator more loved a respected than tb* pieeent one, R Robert W. Waplaa. who wa hope may remain with os many year* to com.

County Sunday School Officers. The Capo May County Sunday School Association, at Ocxban, recently elected these cttcora for the ensuing year: President Ebeo Tenney; rice presi denL Aaron RoLtnaon; Merotary Iph ScheUemger; ret Truman Hickman; I mlttec. Frank Sheppard; inly executive committee, John Wal lace, Jr, J. ga- Carroll, Way: township aoeretariea. Cap* May City.

NOW IN ENOLAND. Rev. Geo. Poolton'a Disappearance Solved. The family and friends of the Rev. George C. Pool ton. pastor of the NaveM. E. Church, who has boon missing tlnce October 10th. learned last Friday that he U alive and well. Presiding Elder J. B. Haines of the New Brunswick District, received a letter from Mr: Poolton saying that he la In Loudon. England. He told the elder his ordination papers are at Navealnk and that he would not preach any i He and his wife are natives of England. Mr*. Poolton and aon will nail for England to Join Mr. Poolton as soon as she can make arrange-.

—After the dose of registratiob there were registered 888 ( v0ttr*. or 505 i; firxt district, and 323 in the second district. In the county there were 5,1X10.

BEST FOR THE BOWELS

KEP TNI ILON CLEU

Notice to Limit Creditois.

Estate of RU Teal. Decrued.

Pnnoaat to the order of R. C. Hrwm. arrogate of the County of Cape May. m* a the Twenty-sAood day of r-eptember. ... i. 1906. on the application of the acbacrih_r. AdmUilatiaaoe el mil d areas a I. aoriceia hereby given to the creditor* of said deceased to csbiblt to the sebscribrr under

Lawn* T. ffiavaMS.

Notice of Bam—**t Notice la hereby glare that the of U» Mbasriber. aa GnwrdLo of Samoa! A. Carpenter, daeaaaMl. will b* audited and an art by U* sareogata. aad reported for Battlement to tb* Orphan*' Opart of the Ceeay cf Gap* May aa tha flat day Doted. October M. UN. Cram E. Lon*,

By vfrtae of e decree of the Court of Chancery of the Buie of New Jereey.bearing date the lhlrty-6r.t day of Augo*t, nineleen atertefafaXal*. iberTwilihesold at public

DemocraU Gain Raproahntatlvaa la Bom* Slat** and Republican* In Otha re—Nicholas Long worth Re-

elected.

Elections were held In 48 states, and while the results In a number of Instances were of unusual tMerest, It may be said that generally a peaking there were no great snrprlsee. Throughout tha south the Democratic slate and congressional tickets have been elected by the uaual meJorltle* In the weat and east the states (bat were aligned two years ago In the Democratic or Republican col1 show no material change, the Democrats making gains In some Instance* aad the Republican* In other*. The Republicans retain control of congress by a good majority. In Chicago It la estimated that tha Independence League ticket polled 40,000. but there was a Republican plurality for the state officer*. Michigan. Iowa. New Hampshire. North Dakota. Connect!cut. Minnesota, Indiana and Wisconsin have rolled up Republican pluralities, although there some falling off from the usual vote In Iowa Nebraska shows big Republlrin galna. Ohio also ahowa Republican gains over the Patti aon vote of last year. The Republican* expect a plurality of 70,000 In the atate. The conatHuUon of the new state of Oklahoma will be written by Democrats. The Indiana voted the Democratic ticket almost solidly. Oklahoma also went strongly Democratic In choosing delegates to the constitutional convention. New Mexico and Arlaonm have voted favorably on the proposition to enter the Union Jointly as a single state. Governor Hoch la re-elected In Kansas by a slightly reduced majority. '* T ' The result In Missouri was In doubt t a late hour, the DemocraU expectig to gain some of the congressional districts they ioat two year* ago. Congressman Nicholas Longworth was re-elected In CtaclanariCongrew*man J.TrT Wadsworth, for many years chairman of tha house committee on agriculture at Washingwm defeated In the S4th N*w York district. The Republicans carried Utah. Wyoming and Washington, and seem to have lost Nevada, while both parries ■e claiming Colorado. Oongreasman Babcock, of Wisconsin. formerly chairman of the Ursa congressional coaualtt*#, failed of election. In Rhode Island James H. Hlg ns. D . Is elected governor. Congressman Elected. Pennsylvania—1. ‘Henry H. Bingham. R.; 2. John E. Rayburn. R.; 8. J. Hampton Moore. R.; 4. ‘Reuben O. Moon. R.; 5. W. W. Frii. rod. R.; George D. McCreary. R- 7. ‘Thomas B. Butler. R;: 8. ‘Irving »\ Wrger. R.; *. ‘H. Burd Cassel. R.; 10. T. D. Nichols. D.; 11. ‘Henry W. Palmer. R.; 12. Charles N. Bntmm. R: 18. Job* H. FOthnnneL D.; U. ‘Mlal B. Ullsy. R.: 15. wmisJt B. Wllaon. John G. MeHfnry. D.; 17. ‘Benjamin K FochL R./M, ‘Martin E. Olmsted. R ; II. ‘John M. Reynolds,'.JL; 20. Daniel F. Lafean. R-; 21. Charles F. Barclay. R.; 22. ‘George F. Huff. R; 23. ‘Allen F. Cooper. R.; 24. ‘Ernest F. Acheson. R.; 25. ‘Arthur U Bate*. R.: 26. J. Davis Broadhaad. D.; 27, Joseph O. Beale. B-: 28. Nelso P. Wheeler. R. 28, ‘WUllam H..Graham. R-; 20. ‘John' DalaeU, B.; «L‘•James F. Burke. R.; 82. ‘Andrew J. Barch-

feld, R.

Maryland—1. William H. Jackson. R.; 2. ‘J. Frederick C. Talbott, D.; t; Harry B. WoU. a; 4. ‘John 001. Jr. D.; 5. ‘Sidney E. Mudd, R.; 6. •George A. Pearre, R Delaware—At large. ‘Hiram R. Bur

ton. R.

Virginia—1. ‘William A. Jones. D.; X, ‘Harry L. Maynard. D.; 2. ‘John TAmb. D.; 4. Francis R. LasslUr. D.: 8. Edward W. Saunders. D.; 6. •Carter Glaas. D.; 7. ‘James Hay. D.; t. ‘John F. Rlxey. D.: *. ‘CsmpbaU Kemp. B-: 10. ‘Henry DeFlood. D. West Virginia—1. William P. Hahbard. R-; U- Marmaduke H. DenL D.;. 8. ‘Joseph Holt Oalne*. R; 4, ‘Harry C Woodyaid. TL; i, ‘Jamaa A. Hnghaa. R *

Monday, November 19, 1906. tb* hoar of one o’clock In tb# afternoon of •aid day. si the office of June. M. K. Hll dreth. No. si* Ocean Street, fa the city

coaaty. N J

AH those certain tract*, lot* or parcel* of ad and premi*e* situatr. lying and bring _ Middle Town*hie. in the roanty of Cape dsy. and State of-New Jersey, —

"larlr described u follows, that it lo ‘fiivfimbib* same which Samuel Poa--Jf, et as, by indenlnre daled March ■«. A. D., ikjj. and recorded in the Clerk’* office of said conaly of Cane May. In Book "Q" of deed*, page 47j. Ac.. granted and conveyed. inter alia, onto Samuel Ppiingrr (now deceased) in fee and therein balled

snd bounded ss folloas, via.—

BEGINNING at the place where a ditch mptira into the northeast blanch of Dyers' Creek on the south aide of the road leading from springer'• Wind Mill tutbe bouse of the paryr of the 6rat part near the bridge ' running thence on the southerly side aid road tooth ' thirty $*e degree* east forty-six perches; (a) sooth *Utr degree* weat Iwenty-lwu perches to a ditch leading inlothe said northeast branch of Dyer'* .Creek;(3) along said ditch north thirty five degrees west shoot fifty perch** to the aforesaid northeast branch and (4) op the creek or branch nearly north seventy-one degrees east on a general course to the

place of beginnini

CONTAINING about six and one-half

crea. more or lr*a.

The tecoud U the same which lohn Tom tin, administrator, and Catharine Boater, administratrix of Tboma* Foster, deceased, by todenture dated March 18. l8j6. sod re corded Id the aforesaid Clerk’* office, in ~ “ 4 Deed*, page* 475- Ac . _ toveved. inter alia, unto the »ald Samuel Springer, 'deceased 1 in fee id therein butted and bounded aa follows,

«>—

BBGINNTNG at a gum tree standing in te line of formerly Joseph Hildreth, de ceased, now Joshna Brick'* and rnnning from thence south thirty seven degree* -me hundred and two perehes; thence fifty-seven degree* west, thirty four xe half perches; thence Booth fiftythree degrees weal forty.eight perches; thence north arveaty-two degrees west, fourteen perches; thence aouth seventydegrees weal ten perches whence north degrees east forty four perches ‘ col Anna Springer " -- forty-six degrees eaai — right perches to' s — Charles Holmes ssd — . Brick, thence south fifty-nine degrees east twenty-six perches to a chestnut oak .thence south dghte-fic- * —i “

Reserving and excepting however, a iol . xntaining one acre more or Iras, which the said Samuel Springer, ct ax. by Indenture '-led December 31, A. D , 1843- and record in tha aforesaid Clerk's office, in Deed

Btso rrserving sod excepting

Big Republican Majority In Michigan. Detroit. Nov. 7.—Oovovwor Warner and tha entire Republican atate ticket bar* bee* elected by 60,00* to 100,000 majority, the Republican congreaxlonxl e-yan.i.. ta each of tha 12 Michigan districts having boon oloctod. and the “ publicans wfll have a largo majorIn the auto loglalatnro, with ■ pooduty of It* Wttn momborahlp.

id tho Cara Mar Hnnatn

Domocrat* Carry Rhoda Island. Provldooca, R I, Nov. T.—Raturnt show that Mayor Biggins, of Pawtack oL D. has carried tho state for govaraor by MOO. Thirty-fiv* dlatricta glv* Governor Utter, R. KM aad Hlgglms 4TIT. Last year those districts gar* Utter *716. aad (armor Governor la F. C. Garvin. D, MIL

MASTER’S SALE.

hence north hundred and stake in the line of

r less, which the 1

1863 and recorded 4n the See. in Deed Book No.

and conveyed

Springer ct ax- by Indenture dated

gforesaid Clerk's

MiEaJtf.isi._-_. The third wa* conveyed to the said Sam ael Springer by the same deed as the second herein described, and la therein batted

follows, vtx :—

, , l for a on roar. I throe* down the said creek the several * ' reof a Ilka distance from high i to the middle of the old dilch be great slnioe Lid when the main meadow w a banked: thence along said ditch north sixty-eight degrees west to low water mark at tb* Delaware Bay hence by low water mark on the said bay 10 the north east aide of the mouth of Dyer’s Creek, thence up and along the creek on the northeast aide of the same to high water mark being the beginning ooroer mentioned In a deed given by Jo-baa Brick lo Jamea McCormlck.dated January I8M. reference thereto will more folly inear. theaoe op Dyer’s Creek by iteedg* high water mark binding the arveral —uraeathereof end being the Hoe mentioned lo the eforeeetd deed of Joshua Brick to Jamaa McCormick, to .Cnarles Holmes' corner which la to* nrtddK- of the ditch cut for a line between bpth part lee. ■hence at right angles to the middle of the creek: thence down the middle of said creek the several courses thereof to a place opposite the first mentioned klskr: from thence at right angles to the place of beginning, supposed to contain flee acre* of marsh shore and creek be the same more The said Ssmnrl Springer died possessed -of tb* properly hereby cooveeed leering a Inst will anti testament, wherein and whereby be made the aald Amelia h. Springer, hla wife hlasole devisee, which last will and testament wsa admitted to probate March M. A. B.’, f»7T, aad Waotff- • •- '* office of tb*artd

aide of the road the Wind Saw Mill to the said Sam nr 1 Foa Ur's house at the place where the said road Crosse» a small creek which ——' -* Dyer’s Creek and running road on the northeast side thereof elude the truer-on that side there thirty-five degrees and thirty sat sixty-two perches to a comer, from thence running still alotw the north yrt ridc of the road ‘ *

to a comer stake; ft road and rnnning no

down the middle thereof It* severs!

Reserving and excepting however, a lot containing two acres more or leas,, which the said Samnri Springer, et nx . by lodco tore dated January 17. A. D ,, 1838. ,and recorded In the aforesaid Clerk’s office in

Springer by deed of conveyr dale rebruary 10 A. D.. 1881, In Cap* May Conoty Cleek’a office.li Book No. 48 of Deed*, pacea 942. Ac vejffd the asms onto Harriet W. I and tb* said JUr 1 let W. Irving dyli

The fourth —

samel Springer, by the same deed at tbs .-cood tract herein described, and 1* tberein butted and bounded as follows, via.cyBEGINNING at the place where the old line ditch between lb* father and grandfather of the present Samod Faster, empties Into a small gut which puts oaf pi Drer's Creak, and thence up tb* a*Jd ditch aouth eighteen deal *

ne-oaii perenee; tornoe along Itch south fifty degrees fifteen rest DiDetern perobea: throe* south fifty even and one-half degrees weal eight end ne-half perches to Dyer** CreekTTbeoee -own the same to the mouth of tha aforesaid gat: tbenoe up the aald gut to the. place of beginning, yuppoard ». •- alx or tl^bt acres of 'marsh he t Catharine Foster, widow of Th^OMO Foster cone yed her „ dower of. In and to the aeoood, third, aad fourth tract* ben leafier described, to the Springer, by deed dated April — —1 recofBed m the aforesaid Clerk's office. In Dart Book “R”

filth la the

which Anna

Jeted December

, d recorded In the aforesaid Oterk’s office, lo Deed.Book**B'' pages 478. Ac., granted and oonveyed unto the aald Samuel Springer, la fae and therein butted

and bounded as follow*, to wit.:—

® INNING at a comer In the middle

Highway near a large hickory being

-of the heirs of John Holmes.

I. and rnnning aonth thirty-eight

: quarter digress want *— perobea to a comer, loanc* -‘-Ml* of the road south Bfty-fonr and 1 quarter degrees wesL BflT-fo *- _ roan .rnerln Robert M. Boll theooa aloes Holmra’ Ho* north fifty rttgn— wstetghty-flVe parch** to a comer or Hoc ditch of tb* heir* of John Holms*, droemsed: theme* along the said line north thirty -arreu dtgrere and thirty minutes east alxty-aix perettea to a MOD* corner; th-ooeaontb fifty degree* east one bond red sf:,rjGS->iiS$E5 sssas

thirty eevec norm, bo the earn*

leas

The sixth to tha aam* wbtoh Joabus Brick by lodsnturr dated February 21. A. D. 1880, sod recorded la the aforesaid Clerk's ofiBoe, la Dart Book No. 97, pages 574. Ac . granted and conveyed unto tb* ..W bamnel bprlngcr, In Isa, ahd that ' batted sod bounded ns follows, to wtt;.

One of our Merchant Princes Took out life insurance in The Prudential five years ago for . . $250,000.00 For this lie pays a yearly sum of . 7,087.50 Recently the Company credited him with a cash dividend of .... 6.012,50 But he valued Prudential Protection more than ready cash and so he has used the dividend to purchase paid-up insurance for ... . 14,250.00 80 that his insurance noV amounts to . 204,250.00

Irving. Ins In

abort named gran tors aa her beirs-aSlaw. Being the same lands and premises - bleb MariettaSleigct et vtr. et al- by deed dated October 6. 1884. and recorded in the Clerk's office at Cepe Mey Court Houer.oo September 14. 1885. tn Deed Book No. 70. page IS6. AC. gmotrt sod conveyed to the aald Daniel S. Ifwm. 1* of Daniel'S. Irving In

JAMES M R HILDRETH.-

Special Master In Chancery of New Jersey

Walter H. Bacon.

Solicitor of Complainant. - —i^pfaghM

Doled October 17.1906.

Notice to Limit Creditors.

Use a Gas Radiator -

_ ______ of the enbecribers the subscribers coder net .their claims and demands * of said deceased with Is ein- —_.— the 13th day of Ortober. A D “‘J’'? wiirbe forever bsrred of any action against the pnhscriber. ' Dated October 13th. A. Rtgrt. LihavxH H. TowsrsxND Abigail G Towkxxsd, to-iSgt . “

LIKE AHOEL'B &0BE8 pore, spotless and white, art the clothes that we send home. From atart to finish, oar work is properly done, thus we am insure absolutely SATISFACTORY RESULTS. Oar carefnl work has ptraard many customers and it will surely please you.

Troy Hand Laundry

SPEBIIL INDUCEMENTS EOS THE NEWIT WEDDED. HEAVY DOUBLE COATED ENAMEL WAKE. lea and Coffee PoU, Dial. Pane, Coffee Boiler*. Rice Boiler*. . everything in agaleware at greatly redoced price*. Sold to you at a very small profit by nx, Waah Tub*. Sleeve Boards, Wash Boiler*—heavy tin rid ex with copper bottoms and black bandies; Clothe* Horses, Fibre Buckets, Gas Radiator*. Oil Heaters. Coal Mod*. Step Ladder*, Carpet Sweepers, Dust Bruabea. Shelf Oil Cloth, Clothe* Baskets, Clothe* Line, Clothe* Pina, everything for the comfort of the November bride. The largest display of ^OIL-CLOtH-jUiD-LIWOLEUa.i Ever seen to this city. Charles A. Swain, 805-7 JACKSON STREET, CAPE MAY, N. J.

O. A.

Y nr . will find it to be a very inexpensive way of taking the chill off the room We also want to call your attention to the fact that we are prepared to do all kinds of l *<^ F* L U G I N G CAPE MAY ILLUimTAOTG COMPANY 406 Washington Street Merchant, Jr, Geo. Manager. be ll phone n*. i * LOCAL •• No. 1

Notice to Ibscit Defendant. Is Cbskcebt or Nsw Jsaasr.

lo William Farrow, Jr

By virtu* of an order of tb* Court of Chancery of New Jerecy mad* 00 the day of the date hereof. In a oause wbstrlo Eihel Farrow to complaisant aad you are defendant, you are required to appear, plead, auesrer or demur to the bill of said complalaanL-oo or before tho twaotvfoonh day of December, next, or the aald MU will be taken as coofmeed rgaloei you. The aald bill Is tlrt agolnat you by the

Umoov and mala taps nee.

WANZEDr-By Chtoego wholesale aad

(mauorw Joining territory. Salary M aad K paU weekly; <

ECZEMA and PILE CURE free £s, Diseaie. Instant relief. Doot Boffar ioaajr. Write F W.WILUAM8. SSST tan avenue New York. Buctoa* stamp

Notice to ibsent Defoodut. I« Ciiakcut op N'kw JgaaxT, To Mary Jane Rirllg: Rytlriu.ofan order of the Court of fhanrery mod* on lb* day of I he data * * - -7*** WbrtriM John Dos "

drirudantg >ou are rvqnllrt lo appear, plead, anawer rr demur Vo tha Mil ofaaM

■omplalaaat oa or before th* *f

Of Dpermto-r next, or Said MU will he takas

■artufc l agaiaat you.

The ash! ■•Ill to flirt for partftto

Holly r r

Sf ^Koh^IrtoS - Ito!»a*lly f 1 and you are mad* defrwdaa

LEWIS STARR "~?*r -f iSmnn R. O. Address. HI MaxketSk. to 18 M p f 9MD Oamdaa. N. J.

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