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THUKSOAV. UECE.nBHR 19. 1907

that atraoge » of AnRkorof -imirecly

alloip-IlRT loot

lahliiic i thl> fori

Uiniti* of arulptnrra. Anc h olio iif tire limit ns tonm<tits In the world, and n trinpie seas built no a* « lotvir n» the earth Itself

were It not for the Irresistibly dentructlve effe.-t of plant life on the ■trooKcst walls that man ran raise. Only a highly civil trod and very wealthy people con HI have erected Angkor-Wat, a very different race from the Anamlte of modern days. The whole nation has disappeared as utterly as the bu«y myriads who once populated the wastes and solltudee of Memphit. - Singapore Free Preoa.

He Get the Trout. A story dealing with a large trout that was rising regularly and frequently Is told In •How to Fish: A Tree tine on Trout and Trout Fishers." This la the story: "lie was going up and down, up and down, up and down; not as ihe Insects offered themselves, but a's It suited bis composure that he should take a midge from the abundance. One youth was casting at the trout; another was looking on. t-ald the angler. Til have that Osh whether he takes It or not' 'HowT his friend asked. TU throw the fly Into his mouth.' The trout went on rising: the angler went on casting. I perceived the angler’s notion. It was that If lie kept casting eccnra*ely and the (rout continued lo rise in the regular manner mentioned, the fly would ere long fall at the very moment when a midge was being taken. This reckoning was justified. The large trout was hooked and landed by s fly that had been cast Into his mouth.”

Old Fashioned Oratory. "We don't have no alcb forensic oratory os we used to have.” said the old settler. "I-ajvyera nowadays don’t orate. They only Just talk. Take old BUI K. Simmons of Ran Clair. If BUI was defendin' a lowly chicken thief he'd apeak with the tongue of angels. 1'U never forglt the peroration of his Impassioned philippic In the day Ball case atmut the poisoned cat. It runs-like this here.” The little, thin old man rose, reared back In a deflaut attitude and shouted In the cracked treble of age: “ 'Bestin' upon the couch of republican liberty as 1 do. covered with the blanket of constitutional panoply as I am and protected by the aegis of American equality as I feel myself to be. I despise the buzzln' of the professional Inseck who has Just sot down and defy bis attempt to penetrate with puny sting the Interstices of me 1mtrin” Xew York Press.

The Log Drivsr. The life of a river log driver la a life that seems to get- bold of one after a year nr two. Yon are generally wet through for twelve boors cot of the twenty-fonr. Ten of yon Bleep In a 12 by 15 foot shanty: you live on fried everything, “black strap.” treacle and stewed tea. Yon go to bed at 10 and get np st S. You are ever lastingly cursed and never praised by the foreman. Your life la in danger more or leas all day long, and yon never get more than <36 a month for work that Is worth $100. ‘Then why stick at It?” yon say, and aD I can answer is. “Just glre It f a fair trial for a year, and then you'll know."— Wide World- Magazine.

Dr Johnson says In bis "Grammar of the English Tongue." The comparison of adjectives is very uncertain and. being much regulated by commodions-

l-oat" In which the words “vtrtot" and “powerfulleet" are found a passage from “Samson Agon- ' which contains the word “fa-

v. A QUEER ISLAND, He Bottom Feand la Any af tha Walla

ae of tba queeraat Islands In the Caribbean aoa. It sixty miles north of Venauota. Is about

tlou of more than OO.OOfl There Is no means of prorurtnff water on the Island excapt by saving rnliiwan-rth reoervoirs. A number of wells hava bean bored oadqr ttaervlalon of the Dutch govern me which It belong*, but aach ewM failure. A curious statement regarding liorlngs Is made by the Inhabitants of the Island. They saw that In snd every case after a certain depth was reached the tools dropped out of sight. Indicating that there la no aolid foundation to the Island. The boT were made In low places and thr hills and In about thirty dlffi places, each with the same oltt resolt. A few well* have been to a leaser dep pleasant tasting only for manufacturing The approach of the rainy always an Interesting time. The water In the reservoir la low at thl# time, and the native* eagerly await the opportunity to gather a freah supply, nothing Is never washed there In fresh water, but at all boor* of the day the beach la till re 1 .earing the clotbea with rocks -Buffalo New*.

INOPPORTUNE DEATHS. Men Who. Had They Lived. Might Hava Changed Hietery. Julius Cacuar was assassinated whan he had almost completed the task of consolidating the administration and dominion of the Roman empire, and the way to that Adaption which i *' iy undid his wort Henry of was killed when he had alsux the differences between "Catholic and Protestant which subsequently not only France, but Europe, and llam the Silent also fell when he on the point of uniting the Ketberiand provinces Into a compact agalnrt the encroachments of 8 In Engl lab history Lord Clive the moment wben lac was the o who could have saved the American colonies and kept the Anglo-Saxon race united. But there la the case of Mlrabean. He was literally the one man In France who could have averted the horrors of the revolution, eaved and reformed the monarchy and so spayed Europe the murderous career of Napoleon and all tbs dwaatatton It brongbL If be had lived ten or even five years longer, the history not only of France, but of Europe and the world, would have been different It is. In fact sufficient to aay that he would have made both Robespierre and Napoleon tanpoealble.—Strand Magazine. CHURCH AND CLERGY. Over 6.000 foreign missionaries wo

has 144 churches for every ople. In Russia there are only lirty-flv* churches for a similar

la 1780 the pop* appointed II Carroll of Baltimore the Arst a vicar in the Cnlied 8 became the Brit E bishop of the United The salary o terbary la £13.000. of tl York. £10.000; of the hi. £10.000. The next s sees are Durham. (7,000 and V ter. which Is £0.500.

Train and Track.

In South Australia it coots the railway companies $80,000 a year to remove the vegetation which grow on

The Old Commercial Instinct “What do you think of this table. William r asked lire. Itewtyrieh. pointing proudly to the antique piece

A mathematical professor had tins Invited by a city friend to Ttott tte at

WTY PtWICTOnV. iUyor-Thoa. W. Millet,.. .Jan. 1. I Maw F. K. Duke. .. .Jan. L OwncO-Wto. S. thaw ...fciL

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Joa. It Brooks . .Jxa.d.lMM i Bam. F. Ware ...Jan i,IMS Loida C. Sayre ... Jan. 1. IMS

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I end task!In streets.

Cape Island Lodge, No.90. F. and A. M.

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1 ■seining .. Jaa. 1.1909

Mg. Inspector. W. T. Btev. “• Jan. 1,11

aay BOARD OF RDUCATION.

1 look out of my study window and see a number of black wires st along the street. They look as S aa a door nali." But every day 1 messages coming over them from

and from far over the

the i

£ I see biasing lights it passing through l

touched cue of those wires, b down la a gale, and he was *) dead. I know what those wires do by what they have does. Therefore. I let them alone in the at

R. 8tiles. President }| ST' a „' LTl °* president..... II Wm. H. Thompson. . , .i| Edw. H. Phillips. Clerk. u •r A. Lovett u im B. Gilbert n is B. Douglass i| *» • V Ogden...... «a York..!..... ,: it BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A. L Leach, President . SepL 1.190* Dr V.K.D.Marar, Health officer “ 1908

8. Hand

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at Niagara

aoeaded 100 feet underground la the city power bouse, and In a small brick saw more black objects like great rolls of iron wire. They Ufaieea and Innocent as colls of wire

la n store,

of 70.000 to 100.000 horses resided In

4+ COUNTY DIRECTORY.

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Justine Supreme Court—Thoa. W * ‘—'Rep 1914 ►—Allan B. Endlcott 1911 M. E. Hildreth X .*...T. 1911 of Pleas—Harry S -*t. H. Thompson

i—Julios Way, Rap...1910 l C. Hewitt. Rep--...1907 <tnr—Joseph L Scull, 190* d of Elections—Leam- • ' • ' - 1909

aa It la today tells us what Christ has done for the world. The more Christianity, the i plneaa; the more of all that a kingdom of heaven. The lessen and aorrowa multiply li Uoc aa there la less of the C

Inst the el

la April,

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS - B. Smith. Palermo Jan. 1.191* W. S. Johnson, Ocean City .Jaa. 1.1*1* John P. Pox. Ocean City . .Jan. 1.1*10 a P. Vanaman. Dias Creek,.Jan. 1.1*0* J. D. Lndlam. Bo Denniz . .Jaa. 1.1*10 a Schelleager. Erma Jan. L 1*0* J. T. Bennett. Cape May ..Joa. 1.1*10 H. S. Rutherford, Cape Kay Jaa. L 190* Anthony B. Smith. Director

elotions of evil, the controvei

conflicts, are Mgas that the power nf_ Chriat to working upon too avU. a

navar-aadlng conflict till tba | The Bon Conquering Winter.—Ae-

world. Ten would k

tunahln*. no mod. no floods, but all peaceful aa death. Bat yon tell him .

that an this to nothing to what I tag next apring-the anew away, the field, covered with

SUts Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Rep.l* mblyman—C. E. StUte. Rep .1*08

TAX OOMMIKBIOHER8.

EUte H. MarebaD. Beavflle. 8 til well R. Townsend. Gape May Court Ilonas.—— -1908 aron W. Hand, Cape May Clty_.1910

—Sundays 7 and' 9 a a Weekday*. 7J0 am.

g into leaf and flower. * "f* i*®*?. 130 *- <

You reply. These vary thing* y complain of are a proof of the poa of the rm, and of the coming of I

Weak-day*—fharedays. Holy Oommunloo A00 am. WadnaMlai..EvealnaPrayar. 7 Sbu™ Day's—Grlahrailou of tba Holy

Uorntnanloa AOOa m. rgXaBTTXKtAB CHURCH,

imea McLeod. D. D-Mialatar day servioaa at 1090 a. a

day school at 2 SO p. m.

K?MAlZp.^' "* S. C. E. Friday at 1J0 p. m.

bgsn always welcome, riser a. t enunen.

Rev. Jama* Burnt, Pastor.

. Praeobtog on ttowlay amralag St 10.90.

la theevaulow at 7.(3

— H at 9 A ■.fladlM P.

sad chflnge each one of ua Hs us to accept of him ss our king, laadei, and our Saviour. Wben w* give ourselvea to Christ we do not

eveolng at 8 o'clock.

Use* OMMiaga Totodsy,

sad Friday srenlaba

When of two boys one makes tO Rn mAnr^lmA snd M>* other to live —■* ——cl life, we t hangs or difference nteiy to the hoys; bat a* U M by the

J. W. Lowdeo wlB oondact the

rnvadayaof each moetl. at U Wsahlngteu and Vrankllu ere

Ceps May Oamp- No 9m. Modern Wood

B»eo of America-Mreufln--

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fourth Tbnndsyaaf «

Cape May

Mo. U9I; Royal Ar

mum—Maaisflrat and thirdThuredaya of

tefa (Aobthat Auditorium.

Cap* Msy'Txxlx*. 1»0. 91. A; O, U. W.Maeu Brer and third Thuredaya of aoeh month M 919 Waablugtoe etreol. Cold Spring Caoaril, Jr. O. D. A. M. Mo. 186—Meeta la haU at Cold Spring, ovary

Columbia Urdga. No SS. lodepandent

Order of M at Andlto

Eureka ledge. No. . Ledtaa' I. O M.Mvrta rwry-Tonolay wrolag at 8 90 at

No. 104 Wea

No *7. D. af A.- .

at UO. la Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. The John Mtcray Pea* No., 40, G. A. H. —oa (be third Friday of each month

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We Carry a Full Line of

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All kinds of Gas Appliances.

James J. Doak “ Ktads of humbing & gas Fnm

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Carpenter <t Siuilaet

Jobbing

Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J.

Local Phooe 97.

MPE Mil ILLUMINATING CO.

0. A. Iferchant, Jr., Mgr.

Both Phones.

,W. LENOIR m^JWMKT plaeter imorh a Specialty -fncrusta, UDIalton anb Burlaps , and $ho» Room. Second Floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wadi St i OaP* MAY, N. J.

Wa Maka Harness and make U right. Tne qnaliiy of the leather and the other materiala used, la the beat obtkinafala. and Ito eut potto getber and stitched by skilled bam

Charles T. Campbell NO. SOS WASHINGTON ST. Cape May Ctty, 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 aa folk>^*: UNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF PHILA. THE CONCORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MILWAUKEE. FIRE ASSOCIA-ION OF PHILADELPHIA. THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO. OF PHILA

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MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET C«r* Washington and Ocean Street* 603 Wualdagtoa St. 317.X19, »1 Ocaaa St. >i Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Pratts :-t Country Produce fresh dolly from our 'own farm The largest aadeet hi Cope Moy. » ^Aomos ID- & S or}