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SUCCESSOR TO DR. DIX

Rev. Hr. W. T. Uunnlna. newly elected recof Trinity Kplecopal ehurcli. N w York, who (Urceeds the l«te Dr. Moriian Hut, 1* known "The Utile Olant of St Apiee'.” and dra-«» « ■alary of ISLOCO a year. He haa a record of La - Inc refused two bishopric*. Prudence and reserve arc marked features of Mannli.c's face. His li|>a are thin and hi* laws bulee at the side* beneath sallowlsh, dose ren skin which s'-ems to announce that their ter would aland fast by any dedslon he had made. “Trinity corporation Is one of mystery and Dr. Manuluc l* another." remarked a member of the laity "You see the results of both, but you it not Inquire too closely Into their resource* and methods To do food unobtrusively, without publicity, without recard to financial considerations. Is the aim of the man and the corporation. Dr Man nine Is a good business man. thoroughly able to handle the 11-nanc-s of the wealthiest parish In the country. Recently an attack was made on Trinity because of the see mine secroUveneas In making public what became of »400.!H>0 of Its funds last year. It elicited no reply. Dr Manning Is «: years old. He was born In England, and came to this country si ten years of ago. After graduation from the University of ths South st Sewanee, Tonn, he was rector of a small California church for • year, and then spent three years a* a professor of dogmatic theolow wlUtln the walls of his alma mater. Before taking the rectorship of a church at I-ansdowne. Tonn.. he married Into the wealthy Van Antwerp family. Soon he was occupying the place of assistant rector to Trinity parish. H* had refused the bishopric of Kentucky some years before. In November. 1904. he was elected bishop of Harrisburg. Dr. Manning aaw the greater field of usefulness opening before him In the New York parish, and waiving the honors of a title, chose the 1* <>0» a year assistant rectorship and the ttadltional rights of succession to the head of Trinity corporation. Dr. Manning has few amusements. He belongs to the University dob and goes there not often. His home life la pleasant and he U fond of music, golf and sailboat riding.

Pennslyvania Railroad FEI.ONALLT-CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS NIAGARA FALLS Jsly I. U, A*4mat s, I*. September S and 16,19M Round-Trip Rate-$I2.00 FROM CAPE MAY Tleksu good returning on regular trains dAy before excursion to Philadelphia. sod SPECIAL. TRAIN of Pullman Purler (jars and Day Coaulwa leaving Philadelphia at tuo A. M. on above data*, running via the PICrUIttCHQUK NUSQUKHANNA VALI.KY ItOUTK TltkilssiDOd (vtonilngon irgular trslna within HIXrKKK DA YH Including dat* of excursion. Sic p< IT within limit sllowtd at Buffalo returning. Illustrated Booklet and full Informaliou may be obtain ad from Ticket Agent*. 3. R. WOOD URO W. BOYD Passenger TrafOn Manager General Passenger Agent. Philadelphia. Pa.

FOR SUCCESS IN LIFE'S PATH.

ACCUSED OF JEWEL THEFT

Augustine Btrrell, chief secretary for Ireland, s been accused by an Insane Irishman of hav,„g in conjunction with lx>rd Aberdeen, lord lieutenant of Ireland, stolen the crown Jewels that are missing from Dublin castle. Realising the absurdity of the charge, the magistrate before whom the complaint was made refused to Issue a warrant- It Is unfortunate that such a charge should hare been made by a man of Irish blood, for Mr. Blrrell has always been a devoted friend :c the Irish people. He has always been an advocate of home rule and bas even sought to have that principle extended to Scotland as well having In view the establishment of a federation like that of the United States or Canada, eat* of the states having 1U own legislature and a central parliament sitting In London to legislate for the whole empire, a parliament In which the colonies would have representation in proportion to

their importance.

Mr. Blrrell la undoubtedly one of the strongest men in the present govera men t, and when the late Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman was sent for by King Edward to form an administration the first man he turned to was Mr. Blrrell. He was given the department of education because on It would full the work of preparing a bill to undo the work of the Conservative government which practically abolished the school boards and set up a system of church schools, a system which was bitterly fought by the non-conformists, many of whom went to Jail rather than pay taxes for their support. Mr. Blrrell s bill passed the commons, but the peers Inserted 147 amendments which would have destroyed the bill altogether, so the commons refused to accept them. Mr. Blrrell ls«uite a prolific author. His principal works are "Obiter Dlctu" and "Essays and Addresses" which the London Graphic pronounced to be "terse, scholarly, hmnorons and suggestive, sympathetic and witty." He Is said to be the one humorous man In the cabinet. He Is an able, forceful speaker and Is In great demand at elections. In parliament he Is a fea aggressive fighter and ready debater Like most of the other members of the cabinet, be represents a Scotch constituency, and his mother is a native of the

land of heather.

If you are not very clever, don't be discouraged. It la not aHesys the brainy man. or the positive genius, who makes headway. If nature has only given you average brain power, then make up for It by cultivating other valuable qualities. Go In for genuine, honest work. Take a pride in doing every Job well. Turn out the very best article you can produce. Do nothing as If It were

trifling.

Earn for yourself a reputation for reliability and stanch honesty. Bo known ns "a white man.” Three are precious qualities. So Is punctuality. Cultivate a habit of turning up promptly to time. Be as correct as an English lever watch. Redeem your Uses. Be willing, kjeep your temper well under control, and. by your words and deeds, convince those around yon that yon are to be trusted. Just. then, think of your chances, even if yon are not a clever young person. Buck up. like n good sort, and succeed on these lines. There Is heaps of room for this class of com modlty—Exchange.

Bobby Was'Curious Little Bobby was leaning over the bridge garing down Into the clear waters of the lake. j "Oh. pa." he exclaimed suddenly, what kind of fish are those swimming over thereT' on." replied his father, "that Is s school of German carp." Bobby was thoughtful. "A school, pa? And do they have German lessons?"—Chicago Dally

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DEFEAT MAKES HIM GOVERNOR

Xenophon Orestes Plndall, president of the elate senate, became acting governor of Arkansas when Gov. John a Little was taken 1U. but v ' went to Washington to attend the convention for the conservation of natural resources Allen H. Hamlter. speaker of the house of representatives. succeeded him as acting governor. Hamlter vetoed some of the bills to which Plndall had given his assent and called a special sessic the legislature to pass measures to which Plndall 1 Is opposed. Now Plndall hurried back from Washington to oust his successor and revoke the call for the special session- The legislature refused to d the call and the promised trouble averted. It was a queer turn of luck that enabled Plndall to attain the summit of his ambition, the snuir s chair, through defeat He had that ambition in view when he ran for attorney general That fight he roitarded as only a preliminary canter, and so dl. opponent Plndall was beaten and was considered out of the race, so be ru. for the state senate and was elected. The senate elects Its own presiding officer. who la ex-oBclo lieutenant governor, and IU choice fell on Plndall. Thus be reached the office of governor through the side door, and the man who da Icated him for attorney-general is now his subordinate and has to take his orders from the man be defeated at the polls. He will also be the court of first resort to decide whether Plndall or Hamlter Is entitled to the office, s question that will be determined finally by the supreme court. Plndall Is an active, aggressive mas of S3, the youngest man who ever sat In the governor's chair. Had he not obeyed the call of President Roosevelt he would base been occupying the chair yeL Attorney-General Kirby la certain to decide against him for he Is an ally of Hamlter's.

ARE ASHAMED OF THEIR JOB.

"I don't see why it Is." mused the fiat dweller, "that men are so ashi of washing clothes when they are caught at It Why shouldn't they' Washing is about the hard set work anybody can do. tod yet It Is relegated to women. The other morning I got np unusually early, and. looking across into the window of the next apartment through my kitchen, win. dow. saw some one with short hair bending over the tob. At first thought It was a short-haired glrL but when she raised up and I saw that she had on trousers It was home in upon me that she was a hoy. The mbment he looked at me be frowned, came to the window, and angrily drew the curtain down. Now, why shouldn't he have washed those clothes with the curtain up and me looking at Just the same as he would have done If he had been a short-haired girl?"

Hurrying Cupid. I'd like to buy a parlor sofa.” announced the old gentleman with the p U rimmed glasses. “My daughter has started receiving company from a young man." "Ah. here Is Just what you want, sir,” responded (he pollfc clerk. 'This will last a lifetime." — "Then It won't suit. Show me one 'hat will wear out In six months. 1 lonl believe In long engsgementa."— Chicago Dally News.

Easy Order to Fill. Dealer—Dogs! Yes. we have all the finest breeds sir, any number stomer—Oh. I don't want any of the costly, ullrafasblonable breeds. 1 want a common dog. a regular street cur, something that will he a nuisance > the neighbors. Dealer—Un»—well, they'll all he that—New York Weekly.

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Dry Goods AND Notions,

N«tfce To UbM Creditors.

fctau of Tbcophllni T. Pries. Purruanl to the order of Churlev P Vanatnan. Burro#ate of the County of Cape May. made on the twentieth day of May. A. D.. 1908. on the application of the •ubacriber. Administrator of said deceased notice Is hereby given to the creditor* of ■aid deceased to exhibit to the eubecribrr ■inner oath or efflrmatloo their claim* sod demand* against the estate of rsld drreaaed within nine mon k* from the 90th dayof May. A. D.. 1908. or they will he forever barred of add action against the

n ~" u iS’iSpS.SS , Br pines. -31-91 Administrator.

rays by mirrors, but tat ths simpler apparatus with which Prank Shuman has been experimenting at Taoonx. Pa. the direct rays havs been made to beat a holler of blackened pipe oolls Inclosed In a shallow box with a doable glass top. An sir space of one Inch between the two layers of glass forms s Jacket preventing eecape of heat by radiation Water in the pipes generated steam with a pressure of II pounds, which was mads to driva an englns, and by employing either a pressure of 90 pounds

SATISFIED CUSTOMERS

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Explaining the GhoeL The most popular creature In theatrical circles 1* “the ghost," and the ghost Is said "to walk” when salaries are paid. The credit for originating this phrase belongs to a company of English strolling players who. although their salaries had long bean In arrears, were rehearsing "Hamlet." The rehearsal progrvssd. but whan Hamlet referring to the Sheet, exclaimed: "Perchaaee twin walk again." that sordid spirit yelled beck emphatically: "Nel Fm damned If the ghost walk* any more until our salaries are paid!"—Bohemian.

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NEW PRESIDENT OF BOLIVIA

Washington from Bolivia, who has been elected president at that country by a majority of XW>00, came Into prominence through his shinty as lawyer, and his writings on political econo Several of Us text book* are nsed In the law partment of tbs university st Lopes. He was s captain In the government army during the war of the Pacific, after which be entered the diplomatic servlee. First, be was son! to Peru as secretary of legation, and then to Chile In the same capacity. Later he was returned to Per* as charge d'affaires, to the bouse and senate, respectively, of the na

Calderon, to be mlnlsU

gentlna and afterward to Braxll. which him before entering the presidential cam

of foreign affairs, from which office be can

Washington.

1c th* spring of 1904 Seaor Ouachalla relieved as minister to Washington by S London. Later he was appointed minister to Ar-

ECZEMA and FILE CURE

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MRS. E. TURNER 323lWashington st. Cape May.

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We Make Harness

sod make it right. The quality of the leather and the other materials used, is the best obtainable, nod its cut put to getber and stitched by skilled bands. Double or single Harness, for farm, delivery or road wagons. Fine carriage Harness is a specialty of ours, etc. ■9"Don't Forget the Place. W. A- LOVETT Cor. Washington and Perry Streets CAPE RAY. H. J.

any afflicted s porillvc et

OFCHARGE fhir» 0 and^kin

TOCONSUMPTIVES Edward A. Wilson’s Preparation of ■' hltes and Blodgett! from formula is the Sovereign for Consumption, Asthma, is; Catarrh, La Grippe, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Maladies. Tliousaad* of people say they have een relieved by iL Those who have used it will have no ' r, and recommend It to their fellow

PHOFMAL FOR GRAVEL ROAD

Cape May Coaeiy, N. J. Is will be received by the

Sealed proposal, will be received by the "

Board of Choren Freeholders of Cape May and mat prove fata . County, N. J. until twelve o'clock noou of Kw full parUcul*

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g*L tape May Ooert Hoe«e, —

■traction of s gravel rood from the cent., of the Seashore rood st klogrsode to s point in the Bay Shore rtmd nesr Scbellenger’s Comer st Green Creek a distance of two and nine hundred seven thousandths (t 907) miles and known as the Rio Grande Said road to be constrocted according to plan, and specifications which may be seen at the office of Hon. Frederick Gilkraon, State Commissioner of Public Roads, TrenJ.; st the rcaidesce of A B. Smith. t, Berkleys Print: J. T Pox, Occsn rhartes Clonting. Sen late City: J D. B. Sotb Dennis; Sylvester Spence, n nod Henry 8. Rotherford, Cope

etc., address.

G. A ABBOTT. Sole Agent. 0O Ann Street. New York City, N. Y.

Oath*—, —- , ________ proposals rrerised for said work wfl! be im mediately opened and publicly read by the SSrtof'cSroen Fseehrider. of C^eMjy

to the of the RllihsHt* nf.fYm May

Axminister and Velvet Rugs. 3-4 Yard Crex Stair tarpet Now on Sale Grass Carpets Crex Carpets Grass Rugs Crex Rugs CHARLES A. SWAIN 305-7 Jackson .S't. Cape May, N. J.

Grand Opening Camden Bottling Company JESSSSS?" nt-14 WasMsgtsi Stmt 4 beautiful Ladies Reception Room with lady attendants Imported sod Domestic Wine* and Liquors sod leading Beers on band. Mail orders delivered free in the county. Both Phone*

POLLARD’S

The undersigned aa a consumptive an testify Irom his own experience as

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Write at once-delays are dangerous,

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Table D'Hole Dinner. 12 to 2 p. m. KfV, Sea Foods and Salad SpedalUea..._ LM_FU.

Heat of Wines and Liquors served. Auditorium for Balls and Parties. Special

Orerhoit Bottle and Bond.

Jackson St. below Washington JOES. J. McCASB, Prop'r

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HOME MADE

Smyrna Pig Cn- Brooklyn,JLV.

Notice Tske not tor, that L Thomas H. Em men*, will apply tot hr Court of Common Fires, of Cape May County. New Jswary. at the court boos* in Cape May rourt “ooae. county aforesaid. 00 Wednredat >* t w.nty fourth day of Junr.A D.. 19W. i Ln o'clock In Or# forenoon ut sahl 6ay it a Meroaete keep *n Inn and severe to 41 Spirit non*. Vi noas. malt and brewed

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JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING

Largest stock of carefully selected goods Clocks of all kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or Jewelry promptly and skilfully done. belfobd OAKBISON

T he Mansion Bakery

X17 Mansion St.

WH. WALDORF, Prop’r All kinds of Plea, Oakes. Bet Boos, Biscuits. Faaev Goods, Etc. Hotels and Cotlaga trad* solicited. Orders lelt at the store or given to Ihedrivers, will be given prompt and careful atlaatlon. Tailoring and French Dry Gleaning ALEXAIDER A BUST

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