CAFE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, SBPTEMBR 1907

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Vli EDtl Mrv Hart)’ Coraon, of ('aid u. wvrr rnlr'laiuoi b» Mr and Mia Ear Vtwa. tbr Oral of this araak. dr L Ctait.apaol a fvwdajra racaur dlu Ma'Y 1 'rrauirr rvturonl to her tool «ork in I'nocaloo 00 Mooday. Mi>* K111111a COraon. of Ocaan CU.r, 11 veil brr aont. Mra. A. K. Coraon.

rr >uo.lay.

Mr and Vr«. Alfin! Sapp a id friend «» Kb.canre l‘el ; .l l•o•r^l^»J Ibf rally

of the a-eeL I'e, of Knox* M a llaunub

Uodnrt VanUlldcr oiored Into the bouae fonue lr oocupied by LeaminK Vaotiildcr on Monday. A aery lolereallug Kpaorth Kea)(i>e Uieetiox van led by Mr liaU» on Sunday evrniQg laat, on the 8lh inatanl there will be a rally aervlce, under the direction of Stanley Crain Mra. A. M Creamer and daughter enjoyed a trip to Ocean Citr on Ihuia-

a Week.

. FISHING CREEK. I be Utttc Town Furolebee Many Itcma of lotereat Herbert Bate returned lo Weal l heeler 00 Monday. Mra. Hannah Thomaa visited her eon, Harrv Thomaa and arife, at Holly Beach. '• '

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Martin Harria, of Fairton, apenl the first of the areek with relatiuea here. Ibomaa Hemingway and wife apent Sunday with hit father. Mr«. Beulah laard anil children, of Bordentown, N. J., is nailing relatives

her*.

William Crowell and wife, of Philadelphia, visited John Snyder ond wife over Sundav. Willard Crandol and wife, of Philadelphia are spending the week with Keuben Mount and wife. Mra. Nora Bate entertained Miss Laura Downs, of Rio Grande, over Mias Mae Vanaman entertained John Msyhew, of Mauricetown, over Sunday We are sorry to note that William T. Itev. I. T. Wootson, of Somers Point Suodied with bis brother, D. M. Wool-

son.

Enoch Miller, Jr., took a load ol young lolks to Wildwood Saturday night. Thomas Crowell, of West Cape May. visited John Snyder and family on Mra. Klisabath Mount entertained relatives from Cape May on Sunday Lemuel Scbellenger sod wife entertained Harrv Learning and wife and Mias Olive 'Douglas and friend, Mias Kdoa Madara, at tea on Sunday. Tom Vanamin apent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Holly Beach. Mr. G. Y. finds attraction at Bur leigh. Mr* Montgomery, of Holly Beach, ii nailing Mrs. Jacob Barnetl. Mra. Lixsie Mason and children o Eima, spent Friday with her mother, Mrs K P. Snyder

BMM •F IBS CMJHTT. They Melt Well awd Board UbatUeMed With Tbw Terms. The Board of Kreahoidara on Tusaday of last week sold fll.HOO worth of Improvement bonds at public sale, on terms wh'ch were very italiafactory to the Board; 'ITie bon da were for ESUO oarh, and bear Intercut at the rate of four .vu) lalf per cent, per auuuio. N.'jic of the bonds fall due in 19L'> anil each year after that until IWfl. names of the purcliaaers and the p aid were as follows; 10il-*ax>0 to Mm. Cecilia Dan j», Cape May City, at 10K.J. IHdb-IHWOto Ludlam Hand, Court House at 1U2. *1000 lo Lydia K. Willey, Couri House, at 102-j. ' 191MI000lo Micajah 8. 8imth Cajie May al 101-j. *1000 to Joahua H, Iteevcw, 8ca Isle City, at 101-|: laiMlOOO lo Jonathan HofTman, Cold priug, al lOl-j. *1000 to Mary £ Hildreth RIo Grande, at. 101. 174200 to Joahua Reeves at 101. FJ00 to W. A. Lake, Krma, al 101. *2000 to Morgan Hand, attorney, at IOO-4. ^ 90 ° “ch to Maggie C. Ludlam and Mamie M. Ludlam, Dennlavitle, 100-4. WO to Emily Townsend, Cold Spring, at 100-}. 1O184N00 lo Lamuel To*send. Cold firing, at 100-112. *400 to H. M. rol, Deonisville, at 100-4. *b00 to Mary Coombs, Dias Creek at 100-}. 1W1&410UO le 1 s-slie 8. Lndlam Court House al par. *1000 to Lydia Grace al par. 101^41000 each to I^eslie 6. Ludlam and Mary Coombs at par. 191.141000 to L. 8. Ludlam at par. *200 to Mary Coombs at par. *000 to John W. reeves at par.

DIAS CREEK

1 For Our

Busy Readers Here Dias Crux, SarTgusES 4, 1907 (Wpt. Frank Doughty and Mata Ogdvu. ol the Alberta, arrived home on Baturday with a cargo of live eels The school building looks neat and trim in its new coal of paint Now lei tbr good work go on. A playground is needed and the old rotten tree*

Our b

sufiered defeat

from the hacds of tbeGreeo Creek boys on Saturday last. There will be another game at Green Creek on Satardav

next

Richard Creamer and wife, of Eldora. were visiting Howard Norton and wife, over Sunday. Charles Lanreore and wife of Edgemore. Del., are visiting Mr. Lanreuoe'people here this week. Joseph Herman, who has been employed at the Court Hone E ven up the job and if bow g bia lather with bis farm The conditions forextn tides are farorable for heptambew 21st— son crossing the line, lull moon ami perigee tides Boatmen look to you: anchors and cables Things are very quiet along political lines, but for the printed notices yon would hardly know the primaries wan A Urge number of our villagers attended the sale at Green Creek on Fri day afternoon last Cape Zndok Sharp, of Leesburg, wet call mg on his best girl here Saturdat and Senday. Miaa dan Stewart of PhUadetpnia. is ■pending a few days very pleaaaoth with Charles Softs sac wife. Oui Philadelphia visitors Frida t wen A. T. D. Howell and Uareoce 6

Mrs. Jaaee Coombs,of Oceben is viMh mg at Uw home of tbosnaa H. I A pretty wadding took pises at Um cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin John

. soa oa Parry an Toeadsy eveaiag 01 ids

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Tompfcieaoa of ML Cared, Ps, beeeaw aba bnde sf Mr. WBBam Hamt Canon af Part Dagadt Md. The father at the

bride was the aMdatlng dargrman. Tbs lands is a deter af Mr . He

Toss pfc lean a who has raddid at Oapv

Mar for the gad thras or four years be lagrtidf dark at the drug store of Dr

and groom left on wedding tear wkseb

will la da t ■ a trip through Lew Ene

land and they will rwmde at Port A

(Quarreling Among Tbemaelves Judging from the reading of Senator Hand's newspaper, bis followers appear lo be in a considerable of a racket the decision to name a county ticket for the Republicans to support the coining primaries. It says: ■The latest political news la that \Y. H. Bright, who desires to get to the Amembly somehow,and Mayor Hilton of Anglesea, who desires to be sheriff ‘lied up' together to do political deed and that the redoubtable ex-J udgt Voorhees is their principal sponsor The J udge is a military man of decided ibility- He understands the well known evolution of ‘about face' better than any man in the county. You to catch him on the turn and, chock him or he keeps on going round and round.” J udge Voorhees, however, seems to a.e bad the happy faculty of always coming out on the winning side. In 1900 he was with Senator Hand and lenator won: in 1903 he had the credit of being with Senator Creme and against Hand, and Crease won; and in 1906 he w as out and out for Hand and Hand won; and if his going with the person who succeeds is to be repeated the alleged Uright-Hilton combination ill succeed.

Pilgrim'.

Last Sunday, September 1st, at the on Piet Opera House, The Drury Stock Company pmenled Mr. Frank igne's splendid dramatization ol Buny-an's beautiful allegory. The sacred concert” was indeed sacred. Never on the boards of any opera house has there been presented anything appropriate than this presenlaJl sacred play. Interesting from start lo finish. Tlie audience followed, imea breathlessly, the progresa of Pilgrim, “who L fleeing (he wrath to come.” Mr. ( oigne emayed the rote of Christian, and hu “make np” gave one an instinct of the first great Christian, and bis acting throughout was on that high religious plain we would naturally expect this character to be placed. The fight with the arch fiend Appollyoo (taken by Mr. Sedgwick) m a» a splendid stage effect, and the ringing words: “In all these things

fit ending to the exciting contest. The scene and costume effects . _ .ilendid. Credit fat doe to Mr. Mllcombe, Mr. Bumelt and Mr. Du Krayne for their able delineation of the roles they aaaamed, and lo Mr. 8edgwiod's able management of the stage. The spectacle was accepted by the patrons as an unusual t real, and we

nope lo soon see it repeated.

Mr. Coigne’s play is something worth

going a long way to see. Goaactl la Regalar Meaetoa

The regular meeting of City Council waa held on Tuesday evening. Secretary L. C. Ogden of the Property Owner* Protective Association appeared 1 the city ,

directing the city solid lor to draft an ordinance for the relief of that section of the city and Council is to meet! edneaday night lo take up the 1 r. Rutherford appeared beand asked that Elmira tn charge a. - by the dty

Mag KaoaUeat Work

JemCUKi* has opened a in* slam paiat .tore at l« Jaskaea SMaat. wbarabe kw* pat la a fa. I UweafastaiiVa and glaada. Me will taka eea Warns sad th* axceOsat week dew Liu* la the past Is ita had resemeaa ha gtvea W bias, la

Letter* From Hr*tier* Upon Vartows ■ahivcl* of Uenerat Interest [Letter* bearing upon matters general public interest to the people of Oape May Count* will be published lo this column when ther are signed by persona wbo are willing to bear the responsibility of their remarks. Tbe name not necrasarily be given for publication. hut no Irllera will bepnbllsbed ui-less the author is known lo the agriueut of the Herald.] EtiITtiM UP Tit a HKRAl.D: Dkak Sik:—1 noticed In laat ■ ■ Mar and Wave" an article landing Hon C. E. Htllle, tb* Asaemldrmau from ( a|* May County, and advoem ting another term for the man who had done su b eflidwit aervlce at Trenton last winter If the Republican party of Cape May County whishr* to here Republican Asarmblvman aont to tb Legist*tare this fall they better nominate some one other than Mr. BtHle. Mr. BUlie did not aland with the Republican party in Trenton, last winter. He was in opoaltion to tbe moral ele' meet of the Bute and against the wish of tbe churchea which bis record in the Legislature shows. He voted for the Iniquitos SUier—Klenert Bill which wonld repealed the best part of the Bishop's Bill—A Republican law. He voted to suaUm tbe Judiciary Oommittee which waa killing the Local Option Bill, and voted against the Local Option BUI when before the House, thus denying the people of a right that that they should be allowed Ins Democracic form of government. He voted for tbe Minturo Bill, to amend tbe Bishop's BiU. When tbe Republican party was determined to sund by the BUI and give it a tair trial Mr. BtHle waa againat all moral and temperauoe reform last winter. Tbe moral element of Cape May county will be against Mr. Stille this tall and if tbe Republican party of Cape May county, a a Republican to represent bem e Legislature this winter they had better not nominate Mr. Btille.

A V'OTKR

Bou4 Trip, 51c for Adults

Me for SauII Children

SIX NORTH AMERICAN ARTICLES WILL TELL ABOUT THE ATHLETICS

In tbs meat exciting race tbe American Mg or ever saw tbr Athletic- now look a ire winner. Until the end of tbe araaoa they will be pleylng at borne, while their rivals, Chicago. Detroit and Cleveland, are battling on tb* oppoetng grounds. Apparently It’s all over but the cheering sod everybody in this part of tb* country discussing the Athletic* and their tamis manager. Connie Mack. Tbe fane want to know all abont lb* team, who the ere.where they came from where thry lire and what their habits end pecnUariTbt North American began Surday. September 1, to pnbllsh a aeries of at* trticlea. which w'll tell thlt whole story They will Iw written by Georg* M Graham sporting editor of Tb* America n. wbo. ig been with the team 00 tbe northero training trip, la UmtUar with every ij which tbe club was whipped Into shape by Managrr Mack and formed Into tbr tuvlaelblecombination. Every Mage of this developement wl'l be .verrd, and there will be new Mori** a-i bout member* of team, which, with Bob* Weddell. Cbrlf Bender. Topey Fvrteel. Socks Bey both and each cele

than any team lo the oeantr*. Walt McDoogall, Tbe North American'* famous caloonlst. will cootribote a series of drawings, which will IllnstraU IS* bu loroos aide of the recital. Tb* articles will also be Illustrated by

Order at ooee and make sure that daring tbe next six weeks you g*» every one of pries on the team that look* likely to Philadelphia It* tk>rd pennant In years, and which. If victorious, will play the Chicago Nationals for the world*

P. K. Cbwrck of tbe Advent

At tbe P K Church of lb* Advent, oe Lafayette street, between Decatur and ' "eon streets, tbe pariah and all-year sb, tbe **rrice* 00 Sunday wUl be: Hoiy Communion. 7.90 a m.; Morning le* and sermon, and celebration, lOJK 1.; Bond**-school, I p. m.: Evening

prayer and sermon. 8 p. m.

Du via M. Bara, owner of the Windir Hotel of this city, died at his sumicr home hi Chelsea oa Tueadav tornlng. Be is nurvived by C daughters Miaa Alice, Mia. Mabe ■ud Mis. Hinmua M. Rtnrni, and ■ana Frank Bam and Edward H. Bus*

of-Philadelphia.

Charon of a* a

The Famous SI Loais

T HK a

world fog the money. Sft-bortc 1*11 ■■ power. KH-loefa wt-arf base. *300 pounds. Great speed and endurance. Thoroughly up-to-date, striking, graceful, racy—but not freaky. Very quiet. Wonderfully comfortable. The simplest car built and the easiest lo operate. Many exdcmre restore*. A positive revelation to those wbo have not Built by the originatora of the famoo* Integral motor sod transmission system and tbe three-point anapenston; and backed by fourteen

year*’ experience.

The famous Bt. Louis oars have never been defeated In any endurance contest, and have won many apevd contests over cars of far greater.(rated) power. 1907 Model 17 Runabout. S22SO 1907 Model 18 touring cat $2500

Cepe May Auto Co. Both Rhone* THE ONLY LAUNCH LINE

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Cape May® Wildwood Two I-arge and Comfortable Launches. “MAT" and "RAT E."

TIME TABLE

Regular Dally Trips brtwren Wildwood Crest Boat Landing, and tba trolley at Sewell's Point vanning from Cape May.

900a.m. 900a.m. 10 00 a. m. 10 00 a. m. 1100 a.m. 1100 a.m.

100 p. m. 4 00 p. m. 5 00 p. m.

3 00p. m. 4 00 p. m. 5 0U p. m.

aad in conformity with the law* Mate concerning such matter*, th signed hereby gives notice to the n voter* of the eeveral municipalities, ward and election district* In Cane May count* to inlbrb — ,— nr* of one o'clock in tbe afternoon ne o'clock in the evening on Tneaday September loth 1907. to elect delegates to represent them in 1 he Republican County Convention which will be held at Cape May Court House, on Caturday, September 14th 1907, at one o'clock p m., for the purpose of nominating candidates for member of General Assembly. Sheriff. Surrogate and 'Grower. Under the law the several districts will be entile led to the following number delegates in each of said conventions: Ocean City. ■ M ward. » * Ocean City, trad ward. * 2 Upper Township.

Sea Isle Oar. Avalon. Middle Twp. im District. Middle Twp. end District. Holly Beach,

DiMrict.

Wern Cape May. Cap* May City, 1*1 Cape May City, »< -'1 Cape May.

Total, Chairman

A C.H'LDRBTH ; UepnbHea^ County Executive

D. 39. p. 146. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

Security Trust Company,

Mary Louisa Warrington and others. Defendants The sale in tbe above-stated caaae which B* appointed and ad reft toed to take place -n Friday, tbe sixteenth day of August, nineteen hundred and seven. (iaB7). at two o’clock In tba afternoon, at th* Kec-rder’s ~ 1, earner of Washington sod Franklle la, in tbe Cttrof Cep* Mav.and SteU of New Jersey, STANDS ADJOURNED, onriI FRIDAY, the THIRTEENTH da* of SEPTEMBER, nineteen hundred and seven, at tour o’clock in the afternoon.

Special Me Dated. A< deed and**

TAX NOTICE enforce by advertisement aad sale pay maol of ail taxes no real (Mat* for tb* rear 1906 remaining unpaid on Joly Bret. lfc»7. l b* Adeertlsed Delinquaat iJat wUl first appear la th* Cap* May papers Al tbs same time wfll be pobllabed a llstof the name and amount* do* at tbe Poll aad Peraoua) Taxes of 19H re

Before Leaving Cape May for Your Winter Home See that you

GET THE

CAPE MAY HERALD Weekly Edition Mailed To Your Address

L IFE is the most uncertain oi things and Life Insurance the most certain. It is mttn’s unfailing way oi harnessing the luture that is beyond hi« control to the service ol hiipflelt or bis tamily. The NEW Policy ot

The Prudential

furnishes the largest amount ot Life Insu ranee at the Lowest Cost,

imenilments Proposed to tire Constitution of the Slate ol New Jersey by the legislature of I9DL SUM! MM! UIM 10. I.

Knives and Scissors

shall be agreed ijority of the member* elected lo tbe Senate aod House ot Assembly, the said amendment shall be entered on their Jonrosls. with tbe yae* end nay* thereon, and referred to tbe Legislator* next to be | chosen, and published for three month* prior to tb* flrsl Tuesdsy after tbe first ; Monday of November next In at least one newspaper ot each county, to be deatxoar-

Btrlke out tbe proviso in eection three' _f article four, and Insert lu place thereof I tbe following: ~ Legislator* shell, in tbe year one and uioe hundred and nine, and at I Its Cret aenaiou after each United Stales | decennial census tberrafter. and no' ofl-n er, dielde and arrange the counlies ot this j Stale Into dlatricts for th* election therein of members of tbe General Assembly. _ ch assemblydlstricl socoostltuted shall Halo,as nearly as practicable, a equal 1 tuber of Inhabitants, sod shall consist ; of convenient aod contiguous territory, in 1 a compact form: PKOortiKn. that each j shall stall times, be sutllled to at 1 le member, and tbe whole number iber* to be chosen shall never Court of Error* aod Appeals hereby Invested wi‘.o exclusive original Jorisdlction and with foil power under neb procedure a* It may by roles pir crlbeto review uev division and arraugi neot made by tbe I*gt*l*tare Into asaeai bly districts ot the conut le* of ibis State, for tbe purpose ot determining whether socb arrangement aod division or K ri thereof Is In acmrdaooe or in :t with this section; and if in cooffict herewith, to adjudge the same, or such purl thereof as ms* be lo conflict herewith. uull and told in case said court •hall determine each arrangement and division, or any part thereof, to be null and void, tbe IJeUlaiure shall proceed to ' a new arrangement sod division, . or partial, a* the action ot the may require. (uug. 3 10 not. 1)

Ours is the kind that is always sharp THE ROBESON BRAND Prices from 10c up

Notice of Registration

Registry and Eire rloo hi and for each and eve. r election district or voting preetoet in Citpe May Conoty, will meet on UR8DAY. SEPTEMBER 10. IK at lb* place wnere lb* next elrctio.. ._ ibirr district will be held, al ooe o'clock loth* afternoon, aod remain In aeaaioo nntll nine o'clock In the evening, far tbe >o*eof making np from the canvas* hooka two list* or registers of the res. residents and street number tf any of nil tb* persons is their respective r t district- entitled to the rights of re therein at tbe next election, or wbo II penouaily appear before then t purpose, or wbo shall he sboi sstisfaci loo of such Bonn! of Kcristry I Elections lo have legally voted in that election district at tbe laat preceding elec

elect loa district to he a lewal voter therein. Aod also, on tb* said Tuesday. Sepiem bar to, 1907, and between tbe asm* hours -*-• sakl Boards of Registry aad Election making Dominations, or for both, agrte•M* to tbe provisions of “A further anpplemeot to on ac: entitled Ao Am late elections,” which said anp| las approved April 14. If— sent* thereof and tbe suy And not lor is hereby farther given, that he said Board* of Registry ■«. Elsclit till have their final meeting on TUESDAY. OCTOBER »rn. 1997. t tbe place ot tbair former meeting,— be hour of oo*o'clock lu the afternoon ' nulJI nine o'clock in

of rerlslrg

, afsa'

entitled to the rixht of suffrage In thi elect loo district al tbe next election, wbo ... . a.s.x -t- a- who

lb* evening, for the and correcting tba o

from tbe oame of any person who. afiev a tair opportunity le he beard, shall h* Sown not to be •BtflKd to vote ibaraiu. Don* In areoidanc* with aa act of Legislature of tbe State of New Jersey, mind -'A further supplement to an m aagulate elections” Approved April 4. ■B8, and tbe amendment* thereto. H. F. DAUGHERTY.

Oape May C

(- IB. 1907. _

For lb* National Encampment. Grand Army of tbe Hepabll**»Bar*ua.a Spilues N. V.. September 9 to 14. tbe Penosylesnla Railroad wiU sell eicureton tieke s *o Baratoco Springs from all stations on fia Uae* Beptambrr 7 to 9. lactaaiea. goad retaining to leave baretoga BprlngaBaper 9 to 17. at radoard rate* Stoo at Ne- York. PhU*-lvlpb and WaabiugioD. will begi *a read lug eis those cities.

CHAS. A. SWAIN 305-7 Jackson Sired Cape May. N. J.

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Everything Fresh and Pure In Candy

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Cape May, New Jersey Vorid'• Btmmrntd /fcoIU Rraerf ■V Hotel Windsor A-sw Opm. CMparflff. **>

THE VIRGINIA The Virginia, ocean end of Jackson Street, will be open all the year. The House is splendidly equipped tor the entertainment of guests during the Autumn season.

l» of oak wood oat

winter or spring, delivered oa oar* at on v elation on the Waal Utmj * B. & R- K., daUveoas to bo mode dur-

ing Fall and Winler.