CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1907
CAPE MAY HERALD
IXWB T. CTCVDfi. rrtfh**.
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Annual Statement Auoal BlalMMU or Iko riniUMW. M ar^tt'jsa ?'•& ek^s M07 » Bolonoo an hand at and of - •“''au-sa 1 -—■“ ■ Jullua Way. Co. Oart.
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CAPE MAY HERALD SOt> Wuhi&c<oo StraM. Capa May. N. J
. March Adnttkmf rataa tanuahad on appUratioc THURSDAY. JUNE «. 1907.
War Will* Japan.
Graf von Uevontlow. an officer at tbo Gariuan nary and a writer of authority on army and nary toplca. aeema
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• fontht between Japan and the fnl'ed State*. The (Hiaae^lon of the Philippine lalanda. be aaaumaa. will Ire the matter of dlapute. In a book Juat publlahed thta writer dcelarea that the rhlllppluaa eonatltute the great turblng factor In the world'a peace. Tbeae lalanda. be aaya. will be the apple of discord In the near future. The German writer points out that upon the completion of the Panama canal these lalanda will be of Ineettmable value as a trade center between the American continent and the far east and they will be harmful to the merce of both England and Japan. According to Von Rerentlow—
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of America the great danger of the . lure, though It la not likely that they core! the Philippine* for immediate potion These naturally exert the fluenre also, for It la a group of lalanda of greet natural wealth. They prodi what Japan needs and require no at lengthy development as Korea and Mi churta Great as the d set re (or their c* quest may be among the mass of the Japanese people, the government would be strong enough to bold them In check until the psychologic moment could be aelted Put should the question of pride ter Then populace, government mikado would be united to strike ft prana* dominion of the far east, the of the Japaneea. The author deduces that la any grest the east Asiatic market would be lost to the United States and that this try would moat certainly raoolr* upon and carry forward a war of rerange. "Money, shipyards and technical knowledge.” be aaya. “would suable Americans shortly to build a mot fleet far outstripping the Japanese Those who opposed the retention of the Philippines eight or nine year pointed out at the time the probability of serious International complications, though It was not the general op of the “antis” that Japan would be the nation to take the Inltlatlre. Japan has done things since then which hare made her a factor to be reckoned with In world politics. Whatever may be the otftcome of our Philippine occupation, It cannot be denied that the observations of tbla German student of affairs are interesting.
tlon to year. Time was when a man could enter a barber shop, get a shave, pay his dime and walk out a free mi with money left for other purpose*. Now. In some parts of ibis country at least, be must iKttroulre a tousorinl parlor, pay one dime to the mao who shares him as a tip. pay auotlier dime or 15 cents to the cashier as I of the share and pay at least to the obsequious youth who the dandruff from the front of hla coat and lea re* It on the back. On the average a share costa about three ( times as much today as It did ten yean ago. and this Is bee*ns la aping Europe. Tipping Is a continental In Parts It has begn the custom for generations for a barber shop patron to drop 5 out. For this tip every barber In the shop was expected to glrr him hla politest French bow and uttered thsnir* But this custom was abolished 1st of April—appropriately—th bertxrs haring decided that i method of tipping
prefer the slot tip to the p •xpenslre exaction.
Admiring Frenchmen raised a fund and bought a sword of honor tor Gen era! Stoesucl when that soldier's defense of Port Arthur wi considered s performance of tmusual heroism. Now that Btorasel baa been pilloried as
Instead ef to him. The moral of this Is that hero worship should not be pra-
It will prore a blessing to the Immigrant to place him where be cat the best results from hla labor; a I Ing to the nation to pot htat where be win make the best and most subs tan Hal citlren. It would seem, t hr rtf ora, that a Wise and proper direction of foreign immigration is a legitimate
t half a doaen kids me pa.” sings Judd Uordaer Lewis la the Houston "oat. Than be la looking a bet If be fail* to send a i *d copy of hla poet
JChe -oldest inhabitant” eg the future in’t remember the sprbv s< UOT
n Bright *a» ai vs. Robert Ptndeater. H Briehl. Sheriff, as. a. Cob MM ■ n.vm’lt R. Plndrxler.... B • ■ 8. Mtehetaon... ** **
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Jan 15 Stale Trvaaurer a check.
Accl. slenographar’s aal.
Apr U State Traaaurrr'a check,
A cot. ataaas ' May 1 Jullua Way.
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alloc. South Capo *» Coleman'F. Corao'n.’ MidB J dl Woodro , ff'tldiwili*. W. Cap* May 1 B H M Carroll. Dedal* Township I B James T. Hoffman. Lower Township * 24 Daniel if late Ctty . M Hen), r.
Mlckal.Upper Town- > • •.•••j."-:.-:85
Jan J lr» S. Champion. Ocean Ctty * I Isaac H. Smith, Cape May
SCHOOLS IMC STATE FUND. Dec It State Treasurer'* cheek ..BM* HOT STATE APPROPRIATION OF Jan It Stale Treasurer'• check.. »04X OF STATE SCHOOL 5 Jan 23 Sti
July K Fuel National F Ocean City ~ - Sept S First National Bank Ocean City 50<w 00 Oct U Ft rat National Bank Orran city soft 1 in Nov 6 Fir*! Notional Bank Ocean Oty MW » Dec U Flrat National Bank Building Sea Isle'‘Kirnpike. July K First National Bank Ocean Oily OM0 to Sept t First National Bank Ocean City riOO «0 Oct U FW*« NMjonal Bank ^ ^
15 Julio* Way. Clerk fee* * attendance at Court B John Bright. Jiwtjcc. co * 1 ’ Bt. vs. Edward Miller-... M Reuben Ludlam. Justice, costa Bt. ra Jeff Young.. H H«rry^*Smigiaaa ProaeB Walter Hurretl.''Constable July S George P. Kelley. Court 1 JATlf T ?fiMret'h.‘ juue aai I Mason . » Frank J. Loro. Slat* ra
S Harry 8. Douglas*. ProaeB Jm!u*'Wa^'oi^Clcrk. dM-
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, Ac.. April Cuari ■ 1J. M. £. Hlldrath. July t C*W?lyro*ed3ourt Steiio-
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Advanced tor^tpC Court
ra W altar 8 Wm. H.' Bright Shorbf!
S J.°2* i^HUdraO^Auguit ualary jj...... I Harry S. DougUaa Prooaattar, salary . C C. W.Myro**,Court Stcno11 ^Ori?uJ r W.'ooial’moa salary as Clark to grand it ^bo*. 'w.’’Trtmriiiid.’’i«r*^ siding at Court 1 dsy B Wm- H. Bright. Sheriff, taking prisossrs to SI. Oct 1 C > w 0 Myroia.'cc«rt' Staoo^ I /‘’ll. *£ Hlidrsth! iiaianrI U Walter Harrell. Constable 11 ,l Cha*Bpkm.’”Co«^ stabl* sgustisss .. - U Morris _ Larin, costs SC ra B. 1
5 J.g.ll IC.'w.M. - .jKf^aV "Co.~Ctark^"ati J U |L*Rusb a M Johns Way.
.nrsuti-ijs! *“ Juror (Apr Term) IB County CTerk'a fs* recording namss . • « «M>*5 A Sh.H* Amgri .%« « » • Wm. H. Brisht. khrrlff. c *d^. for ’ 4 A^y "^5aaylass'.*rroM‘ 5 k. Hlldrath.' salary
iistlrilng salary. ilurrell. Constabis UMaiCmiarut. iaama prtsonars to St. Prison . c/..i.i..... *" *MyiwStaStartaph ** ^ » David MkidieVon.’ justice! St. v*. Mark Lopor M Luther T. Oarretson. tier. Si. va Thoa. Porch.. MThomaa W Mfltett B « IP Morris Larin. Justice. St. v*. Jacob Jurnaky et ala II Harry 8. Douglas*. Proas* culor r Francis K. Duke. Jusllce. St. va Wm. Turner et ala B Charles Bridge*. Justice. SL va Jno. Errickson et Fsb 1J. M.' K. 'HBd’rothl'aaUnri J Ales Schelllnger. Justloc. St. va Oeo. R. Brown.... I C. W. M yroec. Stenograph»C. W.'Mrniso!!". l« Thomas w. Mlllatt........ II Luther T. Oarretaon. Justice. Bt. ra Samuel Tsttlt et sis II Wm. H. Bright. Dec. Court ex17 days at Court 11 per day « «■ Paid Pstn jurors... *11® Paid Grand Juror*. HO® Sheriff’s mileage serving Petit Juror* tt ti Sheriff's mUaage Jurors . 8 t* Serving summons Petit Jurors 1W « 8 Grsnd Juroro 1 ^?... «® Constables' fee* . .. KB 10 WRasee* teas B M Costs as per taxed bills . .T77. « SS Co. Clerk recording ^ ^ HW B Amt. advanced lo Sheriff Nov. B. . 10® « 501 S3 B Julius Way. Co. Clerk. Court fees A attendance Mar 1J. M. K Hildreth, salary' 151« 1 George Strung. Board of Grand Juror*. BL va Dodaro ( C. W.Myrose. Stenograph5 Jullua'‘Way."‘Co!'' 'cirri'. dlacharjElnK recognls1 Charles L. Brosrnmlller... 11 Wm. H. Bright. Sheriff. adv. for Apr. Court exp. » Harry B. Douglas*. Prosecutor 1«» 9 Walter Hurrell. St. va Joe Doedero et sis Apr 1 J. M. E. Hildreth, ealary. 4-C. W.Myrose.Stenograph11 St Irilng" W.'coia saiary. Clerk to Orand Jury 0 Wm. H. Bright. Sheriff, taking prisoner to BL Prison 8 Harry S. Douglass. ProseMay 1 Lester N. Srnlth.Coiistebie | John Bright.' Justice'. BL ra Peter Walker et sis . I J. M. E Hildreth, salary.. ( A. 8. Steelman. Justice. BL va Thoa Delaney UM JAIL. June U Wax. H. Bright. Sheriff .. HIT B ■apt SDr. Q, W. Oeysr.. U Wm. 3. Tyler Oet a John K Grove* Nov *T>r. O. W. Oeyer 1 Chaa O. Corson I Wm. H. Bright. Sheriff I John E. Townsend
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Jan -Id John E. Townsend )4 Wm. H. Bright. Sheriff ME. c. Wheaton Mar It Wm. H. Bright. Sheriff May l Dr. Q. W. Oeyar.... 1 Dr. J. M. Dtx I Hiram W. Godfrey S Wlllcts Corson HM ALMSHOUSE May » Sylvester Spence lasa'U Htrkm W. Oodfroy MB July U 8» Ivestcr Spence usyivcatsr fcaaee U Dr. J. M. Dig MB Sept U Wm. J. Tyler Ill tl UBillirolsi ■psasa .i.'....A.' BIB — VStettiTrr •#» SDr. J. M. TMa 1. BB Dee a Sylvester B Jan 10 Silvester Spence U0 ® » Srlrrster Spence . '“SflSSSaKs - Mar 11 Hiram W. Godfrey.™ . MOB S tt *“ , ,W3f"a , SSR. IE. C. WboataO..... tin MB S Dr. J. M. Dtx KiO STATE HOSPITAL. a Harvey H. Johnson. Trees s . Aug a Harvey H. Johnson. Treas BO II Da* 4 Harvey H Johnson. Trsas Ml 55 Fsb B Harvey H. Johnson. Treas _ CORONERS. May 0 Wm. H. Thompson » Robert S. Miller July U Robert 8. MBler....... 1 ..;.. _ _ »» ‘.SLJi’TKC-:: Oct B Oeerg* H. Reeve* Vm:- - ** Fsb B Robert E m1SS"".'"~; BB Apr I Wm, H. Thompson U M May (Robert S MOlsr...... 4 0» 1*4 ELECTION8. K Sept U H. F. Dougherty ja J> a John B. Itretman.......... IU 5 Eugene Townsend. Upper t Enoch H^Randolpta. Hoily ■each B ® I Wnx^E. Forcum. Holly ^ t Cecil B.biM<rV Hony Baacii B * T. B. Dowler. Holly Beach B - 0 James D. Obar. Holly > E*"eUworth ' Hewitt*. An- *
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City
Richard T. War*. Cap*
M»v Clly ‘ A- Hand.Cap* May
0 David C. Crowell. Cap* May City 0 John BhMda. Cap* May City 0 Wm. H. Allen. Wildwood 0 Charles M. Mlrkel. Wlld0 W. H.' Washburn,' ’ WBd-
Kalbach. Wild-
McPherson. Lower township .
0 Joseph Brown. Lower Township 0 Jacob Barnett. lamer Township 0 John B. Christian. Ocean City It Stanley 1. Clouting. Sea Isle City It Theodore L DeBow. Sea ”*■' Ctty
IS Delaney. Sea Isle
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City 11 Frank M. Walton. It JL^Rudoiph. I
May 11 Chart** C. James. Dennis Township U Paul A. Bilrff. South Cape May 11 Charles P. Robart. Dennis Township 14 Reuben L Chester.Dennis Township . U Jobs L Busby. Upper Township » lewis a Loyd. Dennis Township » l-ewellyn Hildreth, Middle ——-L Ip
'. Barnes. Dennis
15 Thomas H. McClur
r T. Garretson
mry F. Dougherty
STATIONERY. July 11 Willetts Corson
11 Oeo. P. Kelley U Julios Way. Co. Clerk... It Wllleis Cornea i WDIets Corwon
ME. C. Haifa. 10 Julius Way. Co. Clerk IB It 10 WSIota Corson K “ U Will eta Corson S Apr 4 Julius Way. CO. Clerk r May « Wllleis Corson II Im 1(04 PRINTING A ADVERTISING. May B L a Thomas H » Lewis T. Stevens * » Engineering New Jim* in a Curtis Roblnsi
Aaron V lOJsd DyBots May 1 Aaron W. Hand... 1 a Curtis Robinson... 1 a Curtis Robinson....
11 Emily a'willlsmoon.Trees 11 Wm. H. Belt aim II Charles F. Nabb
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J-JR. C. H. LOUENCE, (Dr. W. B. Sickler. associate.! DENTIST Oosak axd Ucoun BruKKn, Caps Mat. N. J.
Oral Surgery, including Extraction of Teeth under Karootlxed Am* and ither Aneathrtics Phila. Office; Perry Bldg. t6th & Chestnut 81 j EWIB T. 8TEVENS-* COURSELLOB AT LAW, B10 Wasuimotux Bt.. Caps Mat, N. J. Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Notary Public. Commissioner for Pennsylvania.
E. DIANE MOORE. ■w ARTIST ^ Lessons given in PAINTING AND EMBBOIDERV STAR PI XC. AMO DKS1GKIXO A aPSClAUTl Wash Embroidery Silks sod Floss. Ready made novelties. Work done to order 6*6 WashiXctox St. Car* May. OT Known as Knickerbocker Bldg.
James J. Doak Carpenter & S&ui/aci Jobbing 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 ft Builders YORK BROS. P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.
W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE Is aay Part *f Cape May County Holly Beach. N. J.
ECZEMA and PILE CUBE FBEEt FaSTtf je rara OF CHARGE DtssuSs Inatsut relief. Don't suffer long-
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OP OUR OWN ST AH PS FEES FREE With your flrat cash purchase of 91.00 and upwards, by presenting
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11 DP. ... tl Wm. H. Schulta S Fmlly F. WI'llamson.Trsea S Daniel B. Plan « Dr. T. C. HcteMnaon Dec 11 I. J, Sneer 11 Julio* Vr*v. Co CTerk .. 11 Taylor. BUIes Co 11 Dr. M. F. T.ttmls 11 Fmlir K.Willlsmson.Tree* UB. C. Ingersoll 1* R. Feudal) Smith 1( R. Fendall Smith M Dr. V. M. D. Marcey MH. P. Bennett. p Lather Oarretson ” 10 John Sheldon .............. j»y£ SS«ta^::::::::: Fsh 14 WsHer SESsKSEE' i i:asf.rar5a-r 11 R. Brigg* Davenport!.!!!!
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! -FEW STAKE SYSTEMWe bare the best nhoee we can buy for the money in great variety. Shoe* for men, women and children, and redeem the stamps when yon get 100 at Thee. H. Taylor, CeatraJ Shoe Store.
Getting Rich
O0ME folk* are getting rich, and apparently with great ‘J ease. Do you know their plan ? In many instances here it is ? They commenced by laying aside a fixed portion of their income; this ihcy deposited regularly in our Savings Department, where it was allowed to accumulate. Are you working along this line ? TBBEE PEB CENT. INTEBEST PAID ON THESE ACCOUNTS. SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Cape May, N. J.
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ARTISTIC OfCOmia,! paper ml plaster TOlorli a Sneciaire™
a SSlincrusta, lUalton anb Burlaps 1 |£^ce and Show Rooms. Second floor Smith Bldg. SW Wash St £ “™' CAPE MAY, N. J. (rpa
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Charles T. Campbell NO. 506 WASHINGTON Cape May City, New Jersey TIRE INSURANCE AKI-: YOU INSURED? Insurance placed on building furniture, stock, plate glass, and boilers in the best Companies represented in the Country as follow;-! UNITED FIREMENS INSURANCE CO. OF PMI.A. THE CONCORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MILWAUKEE FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALT Y CO. OF PHILA
Pierson and Son. ^THE^WEW^CAPEJMAY^NARKET. Cor. Wuehington and Union Sts. Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Provisions and fruits. We also handle “Miciieners Star Hams ^
MECKAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Washington and Ocean Streets 602 Washington St. 217, 219, aal Ocean St. Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits Ckole* Balters-Shurplex* GUt Edge-A Specialty Country Produce fresh daily from our own farm EUh, Oyiten, Clams and Terrapin. Dressed Poultry The largest market in Cape May.
^Aomas ££)• JfliTlet & £on. COAL ft WOOD
Offlce-320 WASHINGTON ST- CAPE MAT. Bmxi. 2STo. 50. ^
M. C- SWAIN MANLFAl TUKEK OF Artificial Stone Pavement, Cellars, Floors. Etc., Etc YOIL® ASS® 87®5SS 8STOS33. AST COLOR OR DCUCR A SPECIALTY.
All Work Guarantekd asd Bkst of Kfffrkfck Fufmshfd 3C TTxLA.jaia Ofict and Residence, Corfir <t Qacen Sts. Cape May, N. J.
We Make H«rne»g
THE HOMESTEAD Eul Cor. Wkshlngton ud JacKson Sts. C*)R Nay THE CAFE ifl thoroughly up-to-date in all appointments. Handsomely appointed parlors for ladies. CottxRes served with choicest Wines, Liquors, tf Beers J. J. RATTY, M«n»(er THE VIRGINIA OCEAN END OF JACKSON STREET CAPE MAT, JN. J. -^THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE HOUSE -4* R. HALPIN. Formerly of the Windsor.
SAMUEL E. EWINO General Contractor, House moving a specialty
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