CAFE MAY HS>.U.D, THUkSPAV. FEBRUARY «, i»o«

County Happenings From Tuck&hoe to Cape May Point

riSHINQ CREEK. *1 Fiehinq CacxK. Ftb. 6, Iw*. \VUWl» Johnoon made a bu»lne»» inp lo l'hila<lcl|itu* on Monday. Mr», (irornic 'njdrr of Krma. -pcnl Monday with Mr». Annie WooHun oi IhU place. Mjm. Nora Hale drove lo Oreer Creek on Saturday. Thotna* llciulnf way Weal Capv May \ tailed hl» father here on Sunday. John Mayhew and wife of Mauricetown are \tatUnK her molher, Mr*. Vanaiuan thta week. Wilbert Turner pi Klotirende, callevl on Aaron WooUon on Monday. Mr*. Kmily H. Tliompaon of litveit Creek, v tailed her parent* here a few day* thta » cek. Henry Shaw and wife»|>ent Monday with her parenta at Cold SprinjtMia* Jetiuie WooImmi «l>eiit |«irl of thu week irllh her *i«tcr, Mr*. Kuril* 'Thumpaon. Mr*. Kltcaheth Snyder 1* vKIting her daughter, Mr*. David Ma^un of Harry Jtaher of Diaa Creek. eallAl on one of our fair ones lad Thuraday evening. Lemuel Pohellender a|rent Motuhiy with hi* wife-in Philadelphia al the Lyneoenn Hospital. The Cape May Court Howe haker came through here on Monday, tire ftrat lime aincethe bluiard. Mr* Samuel Mink U viaiting relaUvea in Philadelphia ihia week. Mr*. Hannah Woo boo v idled her aon Daniel at Sicetown, Pa., a few days. Jacob Barnett U on the sick liat Ihia week.

RIO ORANDH

CQUIin ITEMS TfU. IN FEW LINES The annual ruretime of the Municipal (wrgur of Seaabure Keaorla will be held *1 Wildwood loniglu’ J j»rph W Quern, of FiahiliK Creek, raa been gtauUni a peusluu <•! fU pu uoulb I ruin April Id. 11*0/. The toe bareat u now on In lid* aee ion of the county and ti*e an I ata Inui * ia being houaed. It baa id*ru bun re>la of unemployed men work at •I'hU u fl* OU per day. Court Ho rae ia taking the cold are—N'early every body U aierplllg tith ibeir windowa up. Skating ia fine, and yoong folka were ut in lame numbers on the ponJi round lioahen and Denulaville yeel*r-

Mr*a Came Ilulmea baa been appointI derk in the office of the Cape Ma* iruuty clerk by Dr. -Inllna Way. The Karon ue Uirach Syndicate of Woodbine here pitacbaanl a number of crea oi land on the Bridgeton turn nd wdl establish a Hebrew rillaeel.iere i lhe near future Unemen are buaily engaged eyery ay replacing the telephone pole* and wire* that were blown down or pulled ■own by the anow of two weeka act tod an- getting them to their ndrenal poai liana again.

\ Bio Gbasde, Feb. S, IMS. Kphriam Hildreth waaji Wednesday vtailor among friends al Krma. Maurice Thornp*oh was calling on relative* at Green Creek the Ural of the

Min Sara Turner of West Cape May U spending the week wilh.herparents, Mr. and Mr*. Ira Turner of this place. Thomas Rilay.our Beading Railroad agent, was transacting legal b'lsinoi* at Cape May on Mondav aflernoou.

Sport* For High School The ■todenU of Ike Cape Mar Court House High School bare organize! an hlrtlc association, and will have foot11 and basketball during the winter monlbs, and in the apnag and aninmer baseball, tennis, rowing and swimming coniesi*. Ala meeting held last eye ning the following ofBcera were ooarody elected:—President, William 8. Thompson; Vice President, Jessie imdIsm; .Secretary sod Treasurer, visa Bethel; Manager of Team, Zee Va and Captain, J. Reed.

Jeremiah I-earnlng Dead Jeremiah Learning, a native of Dedniaviile. Cape May Conntr, died at hihome in Chkago, last Ifaorsday. In hi* T7th year Hla daugkrter. Miss Anna Losmlng, died on Hie day prts-ediov him. and the canse of the death of both waa pneumonia. The double funriul occurred from their residence there la*l Saturday. Jeremiah Le ming was born in Cape Mar County in l&ll and a a* graduated from Princeton College in 1853. He then went lo Chicago, where be has ever since resided, and became a prominent lawyer and was for a uuui her of years Macter in Jhancery. He was a brother of the late Dr Coleman F. learning, o' Court House, and of the late Senator Kichard S. Leawiug

Boy Die* Suddenly ieorge Uoebal, the aeren ynwr old -on of Frederick G >ebei, of West Cape Fa] die I very suddenly on Monday morn ■ng about eight o'clock, from a cumpls • lion of diseasea. The lad had only been ill for a few days, and his death was reriy ooexper »l The funeral occurred from h father's residence on Wedneufny alUm Interment at Cold dpringcetn

While akaling w ith a crowd on Die County House pond at Court House Tuesday, Harry Fisher came near lowing hi* life by breaking through the ice and draw ning. But for the arrival of several of the skater* he would no doubt have gone under the ice, but waa finally pulled out of hi* cold bed safely on the bank.

Sipped Away to Wed Miss Mane Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John 8. Brown of Uk Gragdtani Mr. Heroert Hoffman of the asm* place were ncited in marriage at MillTitle on/Bonday. The yoong couple slipped qmetty away on Saturday, an.! it was a great soprtse'to leara of then marriage on Monday. They will reside at Rio irande.

Farms Blown Away Several favour* were out Monday bunting for their farms. The fierce wind of Sunday made the Band fly bke snow aind hanked it two or three feet in many places'throogbont the conoiy. On the old 8ngar Company'* farm >l Bio Grande nearly every field hav gone over the fence, and the sand is banked ao high that duly ibe top rails is to hr

Celebmtid lieyenth Hint-day Mr. and Mrv Charlet Arnold gavei surprise partvlo their non, a-erWsr ren Hughes Arnold, at their home, h'.< 618 Washington etrrel, J#*t >atuMay evening, ia honor of hi- *rvenlb birthday anniversary. A Urge number of hi* lutle companions were present and enjoyed ibe evening The little one* were given a generoos treat. A nninb-v of matron* *-«i-jed rt Arnold in ea teruining the juveniles.

Henry Brown Dead Henry Brown aged iiS, auoid resident of Green <'reek, was stricken wllh anopiesy on Bnnday afternoon abon< four o'clock at his home, and was removed to the reankenee of bis brother, Joseph, where he died at eight o’clock The funeral ooonr* Ir day. at twv o’clock and the srrvces wlii lie conducted in the Taberna le Charcii Her. r. Looden, of ftm-o Creek H. H. Kalberford It the undertaker.

firs. Emma Brown Dead

Mm. Ksnina Brown, w ho for a number of years was a resident of Krma, died suddenly on Hunday afternoon from a complication of disease*. Fun-

The Pre*byleriun Ihurcb at Gre ‘ reek la being innovated god a an ceiling a beiag conatrueied and t church I* leing repainted.

Joshua Poulaon Dead Joshua II. PoolaoD, the oides. of Mr and Mr*. Charles Poulsou died l»*t Thursday night at tha bone of his parents on York Avenue. West Cape May,ago] fifteen years. The cause of his death was pronounced as sugar diai»eles superinduced by pMomoma. The funeral occurred on Monday afteroon and interment was made at Cold •Spring Cemetery. -

Fishing Smack Dnfteo to Sea The big fishing smack -'Tboinaa MartiDdaie." of which the well-koown Philalelphia merchant ia the principal owi broke from her moorings in Hertford f.niet last Bandar and waa carriad six miles oot to tea. Although there waa ie on board to guide her, the boat waa not damagedatall, and waa brought ■•bore by the life saving crew of the Holly Beach Life Raving Button

Filling lew Hooac With Six lack Ice Will ram G Eaaen u taking ad vaatage of tids JHiusually cold speii and baa for the put two days had a force men cot ling and filling bis large lor bonsein the rear of his plane of business ou Wash inglon itret He Bays tbit ia the brsl ice he obtained for several years, H bw-

Wjlhin the past week threw of large sawuuRfi of Denniiville hsve been .urted *Tu!rblaBi. tbwa giving employment to many men of this town, who hay# hewn Idle aioce the doting down ol these mills

COUNCIL ON 1

(COHTlMbKD FROM FIRST FAOR.I

sss

931WOM These were all ordered renewed for ihtee month*, and President Ware ' ■ -' committee to try to have tbl Me reddled from six per own I lo five per cent. It »a« reported that there were oo of unpaid taxes for 1907. The annual appropriating ordinance a* taken up and passed through first

mding.

Wm. Porter aedreased Ooui ceming hi* effort* to have Cape May removed from the “Unfair List' of the kederaiton of Murid ana of Americana, which had been placed on i *' "

«as extended to Mr. Porter tor hla

effort.

(ouncll accepted a propoaiUm Thomas B. Harper for the use tf ' -* ^ " Plans were ordered adopted for the repairing of ther* * —♦*—

Diab ChRRX, N. J-, Feb. 6. Capt. Nathan Doughty filled his looouaa near the mouth of the creek on Monday. Uedman RUlea and brother Holland of Green Creek have been cutting firewood tor their aick father at Court The wm a quilling party at tha resl:uoeoI Klwood ilowall'a Uutl weak. „o.ui Norton U viailtng hla aiater at Urcu-i Creek tin* weekThe weaierly gale on bundar blew clouda of aand and dual from the bare Held* here. Rev. J. W. 's eal filled bU appointment here ou bunday. Mias Bertha VkoodUu reluroad home Friday evening after a viail of eaveral week! with friends In Cumberland County. The fishermen along the Delaware bay shore are about to efibcl an organisation tor mutual protection. Charica Uoffe, wife and aon Clifton, are viaiUng frienda in Philadelphia. Uriah Norton landed a large porpoiae, after shooting It last week Uraaay bound Channel It* took the united effort* of Mr. Norton, his wife d MU* badie Standard lo pull U out the' bank.

Bat for the awakening tf Mrs. Crammer at about 4 o'clock on Saturday morning at bar horn* in West Cape May their reeidence would bare probably been horned- down. 8be wm awakened by ibe amoke Ibat filled lbs sleeping obamtser, and upon arousing bar buibsod It was discovered that an ric light wire had bean crossed by another wire and had aat fire to house between tbe rafie-s. With the help tf several of ibe neighbor* tbs flame* were exllngolsbed. No dai being done whatever

Blind FUheiMaa cut* Weed Dine Creek can boast tf having a llnd man, “Uncle” Peter Baru*un who Uvea at the mouth tf the creek and does all kind of work, regardle-., Of his total blindneas he does his own ing, baking and even eula and •pliu hi* own wood. Ma also engage* extensively in the rairing of poultry.

Captaiu Auurew Otvsuuiau, lor many years one oi Cape stay county'* be«l auuwu ava eapuiaa. and who has been to joariy all Hie important sea ports in Uis aorld, died last week at We oailor’s onug Harbor. New Brighton, H.1 , from an attack ot pueuwouia vlncn he U*u oon traded wniie wking a long walk.

Fast In Ice K. B. Uoweli, schooner “rindeline' tf Fiahing Creek, u attick fast in the month of bidwetl'e creek

Irom Delaware loaded with grain anu since Monday has been in danger of being crushed to piece*.

Doing Kxoelie

Building Boom at Wildwood Nearly ally cottage* and iHiaiuna building* are now uiidrr conrae of couilrucUuu al the Fife Jllle-Beacu rewru wblcu include Augleeea, WUdeood *ud Holly Beach.

GOltHMOilraidog PiilMfllL |CO«TIKIlRD iriUlM S’litnT FAUK.I

and Bergen CounUe* lo receive additional compensation not exceeding We amount ol their pratenl salaries. Another tali introduced by oenat Minch, of Cumberland, takes from tbe board of manager* of the Home for Disabled .aimer, at Vineland the of making appointments to ail high ortlcer* it the uiauwUon anu ve»i« it in the ooverncr. ibe Mou*a received a eommunJca. from the Attorney General, accompanying a bill which he had prepared, enabling the .Mat* Board tf Aaemaor* to res ires second-clas* railroad and canal property for 19M and >907, Instead of the local board, before acts were declared illegal by the Court of Errors and Appeal*. Mr. Martin, of Kaaex, Introduced the bill, Among other bilk introduced in the House were the following: By Mr. Cattail, tf Gkrone*ter-Pro-viding that no person shall futniah by sale, gift or otherwise any cigarette* to minor* under the age tf 18 penalty imposing a fine not

$50 or imps

three months or both is imposed. The present lew prevents the sale of cigarettes to children under tha age tf 14. By^Ir. Keffer, of Atlantic—Providing that the Clerk in Chancery shall provide at the expense tf the Bute room* w Atlantic City for the use of the Chancellor, Vice Chancellors and advisory mature In the hearing tf By Mr. Martin-Placing telegraph and telephone lines -under the .direction tf the Public Utilities Con-mL-

aion.

Former Sheriff Henry J. West, of of Camden, was nominated for Bute Comptroller yeeterdey afternoon by tbe Republican members tf the Legislature in caucus. West won on the second ballot, receiving *0 vole*. Alfred N. Dalrymple received U, and J. W. Morgan 1. Before the vote we* Ukan Senator AvU's name wa* withdrawn by Aaeetnblynun Cattail. Tbe

first hallott resulted as follows.’ Henry J. Meat, 94; Alfred N. Dalmnple, 12, John Beyd Avis, 10; J. Willard Morin, «; neceawry to a eboiod, 27 Immediately attar tha ballot Colby held a ocaferaoee with Mr. Dalrymple, which recalled In Me* Dai-

'* deciriea to atap tetk Otfbyto pretoreoee n tewre Senator Avto.

THE PHILADELPHIA PREA5 Dr. Goan's Honrehold Phyatcua or Home book of Health retails for FOUR DOLLtRB AND FIFTY CKNtb. The regular price of THE PHILADELPHIA PKKdb, dally, one yaar, U THREE DOLLARS. No home can afford to be witboui bolb, which THE PHB*8 eruualy oiler* to send W any address In the United KtaUe, postage paid, for 84.00. Please Uke nntlee that this V a value of SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS sod this unheard-of Jibe rsl ofier I* fiM jut thirty days.

Be sure and hear Mia> Ola Bldwell at the Baptist Church Monday « log, February 10.

A GOOD Policy. Olenr and Definite. Reasonable in Price. Liberal Loan and Other Values Backed by the Strength of

The Prudential,

This is the NEW Low-Gost Policy. Have you seen it? Have you Investigated its Cost ? Have you Protected your family?

Pennsylvania Railroad Bulletin. THE EASE OF TRAVEL TO-DAY. It has just turned a century since the first boat was propelled by steam. There was not a complete locomotive in existence then nor a mile of railroad tract. But the pendnlum of time has swung rapidly forward within the last two generations- The railroad, tbe telegraph, aai the telephone have revolutionized tbe commerce and the industry of the world and have made neighbors of remote people. First of ail in this work of upbuilding, expansion, and development comes the railroad. It is the medium of exchange, the agency of transfer, and wherever it has gone prosperity has followed. The Pennsylvania Railroad has built thousands of miles of track and equipped it with the best rolling stock. It has constructed or absorbed branch lines and consolidated them with its main stem, thus bringing indnstrial and manufacturing interests in direct touch with a'l the centres of trade and affording the people the facilities of travel in all directions. Travel is no longer a dread, it is a pleasure. Comfortable cars by day or night drawn by the best type of locomotives over a roadbed maintained at the highest degree of excellence, elimintte as far as possible the annoyances of travel and mtke it recreative rather than bordenaome Tickets •resold at the lowest rates consistent with good management an l a tJet coalitions moH accommodating to tbe passengerThe schedules of the trains are designed to meet the wishes and requirements of the greatest number of travelers, and the equipment, both as to vehicle* and employes, is kept st the highest state of efficiency. It is the object of the management to encourage travel by making it easy. Interchange i* the life of the social system Travel is a tonic to the tired—the lens of observation to all. The Petiasylvania R tilroad sells tickets goal for s mile as well as for a trip aronnd the world. It will plan a trip for you or provi le the tickets for one of your own selection. It is a fine thing to have a great transportation agency like the Pennsylvania Railroad at yonr command.

President tf the Security Trust Company, tf Cape May, wa* selected by the canctai M a candidate to succeed himself a* Bute Director tf Railroads. The long-heralded Local Option BUI tf the Anil-Saloon League made iU appearanee yesterday morning. It was introduced by B. H. Croaby, of Oeean

County.

The hill provide* for the power being granted to the people to vote on the question tf saloon* or no saloon* by a direct vote In ward*, townships, boroughs, village*, dUe* sod other municipalities. When the majority have voted In favor tf making a particular division “anti-ealooo terri lor^which 1* defined in the bill lo mean “such political division in which, under the law, liquor shall be prohibited,” then it shall be unlawful for any intoxicating liquor lobe The hill provide* for the protecUon of present “dry" territory, and aloe when one unit, for example, a city, U “dry" a* a whole, ■ smaller division within the same (« ward) cannot allow the sale under any circumstances—the law governing the larger unit must prevail. -WANTED

A representative in this conn by a large real estate corporati Special inducements to those wl wish to become financially inti ested. Tht Real Estate Securiij Co. »Htcf8<fctu

We the audefttgaed bring own ' property oo Ocean Street. Colombia iaa mi Carreer finest ia tbe Cltr of May and interested io the rnariianina - jeswr or dr-la to arid dMrict, that will properly care for tbe nufoce water — flood* the Mrectaaad odjoiaiae prop. he eonatractad or Irid sack a atftsble sewer or drain as will in year jadgsaect properly reassIp*k* irertk tflaya wtHpfl aad — for the Nitoce water, aad take such as may be n.cusary for the accomplish of this object. * ~d yonr petitioner* will erer pray, elc. Kichard Campion, for Mrs Leas]. Ho Mia. P. P Wolff. L HiUcbraad. Estate of d m. Bs*et per W. O Rsaen. .

Notice F«r ApHtataort «f Com

Notice is hereby gHve. that appHnsrton will bemad* by the Common Coaacllof.be

the twentieth day of coraaiT A D.. iqoB. at tbe boor of -le*en 'dock in the forenoon of that day. or a* «poe tb*rraf>rr as said court caa hear said apbl cation, for the appcdmi freeholders and re id

B Cylinder and™ Disc Records We have in stock a full supply of each kind, and they will fit the Edison, Columbia or Victor

Come and hear tbe LaLM Records

You do not have to buy unless they suit

The Columbia Machines we carry in stock Also Needles for the Victor

CHAS. A.SWAIN > 305-7 Jackson Street Cape May, N. J.

For Rent ■ The second floor of SMITH BUILDING Three Communicating Rooms and ToiieL City Water. HO. 610 IMliTlW ST-

APPLY TO

I. H. Smith, Jr. or Lewis T. Stevens, On the Premises.

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of Twenty sixth and Central aeenaes. in the j No. *.

Borough of Angiesen. Comity of Cape Olay tf land, and State of Ke* -Irracv. Ibe fsllo ring dcs numbers aeveturen and nineteen h, oma cribed loU of land of which ibe said Henry aamber two hundred nnd twenty-rix.silnal* ; elUug * ampbell died *. ised. to the ffnreawh tf Angli im. hi the wap ot No. I All thane two certain lotnocptatc. | May aad State vf New Jersey, and of land situate lying and behm in the Bur pmticnUrty dewribed a. follow*, vis: onjhtf AnS&eTiS the ’ cS.y of ci£ H »*Honto. ri . potot „ to. >orU«M«r1y uTy and State of New Jeer, designated * '

on the "map of the North Wildwood Land Company. Angle*.*, hew Jereey." which map has been filed ia tbe office of the

Coonty i lerk tf said county tf l Wpe Msv.si — - r——-y ch. iu, kss

twowy-alx

(ts6). aad particnisrly described a* follow., ek: i'eginnlng at a point on the norlh (■slrriyl.ne of Tweniy Sixth A ren nr Uis iaa: one hundred lion) feet unthr—nerfiy ■ram the •ootheaaterly Hat tf < enlrnl Are nnc. and extending theo« along said Hoc of Twenty Sislh Avenac *oolhe*a».w*rdly

ibe diataact tf sixty (6o» fort; '

Twenty sixth A

rentrid Aeena*. . _ drrd fret lieiag the mms msmlaaa conveyed to the mi 1 Hear* lelttax Can,pb.fi by the North Wildwood Lead Comoaay by deed tf canvevaace dated ffieetemhxr to. •«»». and recorded to the Clerk's Office tf (ape Mar Caaatjr to Boo* Na. sootf Deeds. ^fbe abrore lo«s a»e *eM .abject to a

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seyeAto lhe sal? Hi

SS’SstssMay County in Book No. 19

, The nbwe* lots are sold .object

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