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mu.it Sim. ijrr U-gliw uf iwkluj n t|iu*nllull uf til.- |irniuu licit lu Ulm. tUI<U muxl In- aiunurMl wittiuut unluc I be wuci iv bleb Ibr i^UMtluorr ■ |in>bUiltA Cuuuten lu I Ik furiu uf lirau* or chl.'ni »T fill* i f |«|*T «boulJ be cTruly iltatrlbuicd l-cfurv tbc ptuir botlUA and If Ibr fori lildcu Vuwrl li u*rd lo qurstluuci i litre cumiirra. Tbr ur»l lo llor tlicn a»k» a queatlou. nod «o uruulxl the circle. There may br a Ixv ..I caudk-a tor a prlae. and the one *. b. the o»oat cooutera at lhr rial . I tbr yW- U the winner.

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Im: • k:.i:ii ter lu one uf Crimtn'i tulea. or in "Alice In Wouderit mi;. icr Inxik that Is qu iir to . li i ••• I'lnyera. alts on I I be Hie t-harat ter Tlir ^thrr chlllUteu carefully, and the llrat :liluk» Ik bus micaird the eba Its oil the tlebr beside the o ■uiitliiuea to dootlbe the eba If be baa gues.K.1 rialitly and la .-t lu Ills dcscriptlou. tbr r allowa-blin to cu .m drscrl f he Is'mistukeu the first player 1 him out of the panic. As child ibiuka he has giie.sscd tlic

ne SPORTING WORLD r McOoirt s Cits! The veicnin . ult h.f Jim MeOuIfU/ vVbvi Is lu aVUu.i iiKl of Mic Cleraland Vturflcuu catchers wud Webers thla .pHtv*. U one of tin- mJTrkahto feaurwi lu ttie nalbutal pnme. “The Dea<in." as lie la fauilllarl; termed, bscau o play with the Up tenina In I88S, the year of hh. majority. In .his twenty dive years of actira scrvbe MrCulrc baa never l

Nervous Prostration

tie street, tjueen streot, Wushlactoo street, the rebulidlw of the hoardwalk, and to take u# the fiooUn* Indebted neas borota re retrod to. itioa A And ha It forthar ordain - _ nd anaeted that upoo tba lamtaaoa of th. aald hoods an amount aqual to

“I suffered so with Nervous Prostration that I thought there was no use trying to get well. A friend recommended Dr. Miles' Nervine, and although skeptical at first, I soon found myself recovering, and am to-day well.

MRS. D. L JONES,

5800 Broadway, Qeveland, O. Much sickness is of nervous origin. . It’s the nerves that

mO, th, him fore, Ut, blo£ ^ ^ tle a , ; „ ^

through the vetns, the lungr 1 ^ take in oxygen, the stomach digest food, the liver secrcte^STle and the kidneys filt^rjthe blood. If any of these organs at* weak, it is the fault of the nerves through which they get their strength. Dr. Miles’ Nervine is a specific for the nerves. It soothes the irriution and assists in the generation of nerve iorce. Therefore you can hardly miss it if you take Dr. Miles’ Nervine when sick. Get a bottle from your druggist. Take it all according to directions, and if it docs not benefit he will return

your money.

J. F. JACOBY.

PreotdRot of Council. FRHDERJCK J. MELVIN,

Mayor.

Approved March JO. 1909. JNO. W. THOMJRSON.

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• tiHd i-f life and

bU people.’ lie took hi* hurdle ill ..-wnll.lr* *tlik«r.nd wt cut Mull There he aaug his death chant. HI i c-ple follou-ed.. but waited at the fe. 1 - f the Waff. While they were sjatcllng they raw him slowly rise Into the sir. bt voice *ouudlug faluter and fiilnler The spirit of the four winds rotseth him to the "Croat star IcdjfcA Ila was given s place

• mooc the Ttars.

Ills stooping f6rm. his staff -and bundle ore Dow poluted oat to Indian children as they watch the stars at night

(—Indian Craftsman. The Game Mosaic.

A writing gatpe for any namber Eat-lf wrl!*-< a word on a slip of paper, sytad/aftcr the rllps are mixed one of tEc players draws and reads them In the way they come, and each person «mi-t write them down In the same ■ntd-T. Then each one must write a little story nr paragraph, tudug tbees*

words In that order.

The game may be made more difficult by requiring the story to he within a specified length or written wlthlo a certain time, or it may he made easier by allowing the players to Introduce the words In any order they Came of Magic Minor. This la a “catch" game. Two people nnu t noderstand bow It Is played. One Is to leave the room. While she Is gone the other has one who does Dot know how to play look Into the mirror, -'ftr ntsu-nt one 1* recalled and by looking Into the mirror can tell who looked Into It while she was ont. Here It : Tbs one who la aiding her

A1IUUICAXB.

or pnt ont of a game by an umpire. He formerly enjoyed the nickname of “Pinch" for bis aptitude lu bittiug the ball al the crltlcul |ieHod. McGuire bolds the world’s record for continuous cabbing, having participated In M2 consecutive games. Driving Club'a Chart Rsvitsd.

Detroit Driving

reconsidered their decision inge the Chamber of Commerce lug stIke from the 2:13 clam lass, aud thla Gxtnre of the graaJ'alr oil uya-ilug will remain In the 2:13 ctHlEfc—>1 he value of the Wolverene luuidl.ap. -a free for all pace, w bleb takes I be place of the 2:07 |«clns stake. U to he «.<n0. Tbe Mercbuuts and Manufacturers' slake of *10.000 remains for Ihe 2SM trotters, and there U a rctffwnl of the *3.000 event for 2:11 trotters. The W Is to he two lu three aud the other events three In Ove beats. - Penn Cray, Arranging Patas. There apiwars to be a growing tempt to heal tbe athletic break which has long existed between Pennsylvania and her natural geographical rival. Princeton. The freshmen crews of the universities will meet in a Sclibylkili. and It Is a known fact that negotiations are under way to arrange a race between the varsity rights well. Ilotvlug L booming at I'etmaylvaltia. and a pretentious schedule la bring arranged. A varsity Ttuce, baa already been scheduled with wale, and races with ITiucetcu and New Y^k universities are probabilities. Big Trotting Moot. Announcement Ua» been mi race meeting to be. held lu Lawton. UU.1., April 17 to 27. Inclusive, which. It L believed, will attract bet wee Slid Mu of the best burses on the ern turf. Tim Comanche county fair grounds have been leased by the pro-

moter*- of the

was also made, that Lawton. Chick-

os-iw.^-Kuid. Oklnboma City,

Clare more. UsrtlesvUle. Pawsuska. all lu Oklahoma* and Parsons, Kan, will

be Included In a racing circuit. Unroll May Buccssd Baldwin.

A meeting of the stockholders of tbe Los Angeles' Racing association will be held lu the near future to elect a president to replace the deceased E. J. Baldwin. 4. J. Uuruh, tbe real comptroller of Ihe Baldwin estates, is men Cloned as tbe possible successor to the late turfman. Unrob has been very

AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED

traps any, nsw r, w cm* of fifty thousand dollars to provide necessary funds to pay for the addition and repairs to tbe tewogt disposal building and additions and repairs to Pavilion No. 1. extension of storm water sewers on Madison avenue. Corgie street. Queen street and Washington street, spproxlms tely tiro thousand feet, the rebuild lug of the boardwalk and to take up the floating Indebtedness of the City of Cape May, New Jersey, which floating Indebtedness was created by The CKy of Oape May to provide for the expenses of said City. Be It ordained and enacted by the Inhabitant* of Tbe aty of Cape May

City JO.

enacted by tba authority Section L That tall bars shall bars or tbe proper Committee thereof without further order sdrertlse for bids for tbe additions and repairs to the sewage disposal building Madison and Michigan Avenue*,Cape May, New Jersey, In accordance with the plana aud specification* on file in the Qly Engineer - * Office, additions and repair* to Parlliou No. 1, extension of storm water sewers on Madison avenue. Corgie street,Queen street. Washington street, and the rebuilding of the boardwalk-

award or said City CouhtiJ mar If In their Judgment It be sdriaaMeemploy

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERBEY. To Morris Rojeobaum and the Ameri-

can Art Mar'-de Company:

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof, In • certain cause wherein Anna E. Oor-

U* Mmch mas el RECREATION

pwh ums el m etadoot mi

Newlwm Mm wfl yea kd md> belgM. emaans is« Wtkla. llaarsud csclamsly by dm M m pen photopapW RECREATION k itomc fro. dm Uddml themes who wise lor in psrtmve “ Boas Then" aad caa Uaa yoo places

maganao tad all hi belpislaam. BUY THE AARCH NUnBER AT AN - NEWSDEALER'S. IF ME CANNO. SUPPLY^ YOU, SEND US 2* CENT. AND WE WILL SEND YOU A COP. BY RETURN MAIL, ead.il mEemme time.yea wBmmsinndm ssr sod addmm el the deelm who caaset aapply y* with dm me^zma, we w® mad yea the hrmsilv RECREATION Celmder/rm. Rsmember RECREATION k dm aalymegazio tkm wJI Mad yoo rifbt aod kelp yoo to make dir ■oa el dm eudooe saaeoa. Add«* RECREATION. 24 Wea 39di St, New YoA.

The History of •:Cape May Counry;« neM THE ABORIGINAL FIMtS TO THE PRESENT DAI EMIUONC

AM hocoont of tbe Aborigine*; The Dutch In Delaware Bay; The Settlement of the County; The Whaling; Tbe Growth of the Villages; Th* Revolution and Patriots; The Establishment of the New Gow. nment; The War of 1812; Th* Progw of th. County and Soldiers of the W*.

Sr LEWIS TOWNSEHS STEVENS tM Fakes. 4S Ulaitratleai. SI Ckeyters. 5 SprmStcwi usi fusirue ,v ncurr er tut at LEWIS T. STEVENS, PubUeber 610 Washington St Cepe Map. N. J

rls Roaeobanm and tbe American Art Marble Company are the defendants, you are required to appear, plead, ir or demur to the bUl of aald alnant, on or before the twen-ty-aixth day of May next, or the oaid 11 will be token os confessed agotna ML The aald Mil U filed to forectoee a mortgage given by Thomas C. Hutchtawoo and wife to Laden B. Corson dated the. first day of An-

lands In the Ctty of Ocean OUy, and you. Morris Rosenbaum and tbe American Art Marble Company, are made defendants because you bald encumbrances on said lands. ALLB.N B. BNDIOOTT, JR. Union National Bonk Building. Atlantic City, New Jersey. Dated tbe twenty-fifth day of March.

HELP WANTED—MALE. Wanted—Young men to loam automobile bust uess by mall and prepare for poettioos os chauffeurs and repair men. We make you expert In ten weeks; assist you to secure position. Pu/ big; work pleasant: demand tor great; reasonable; write tor par-

takes. os nearly as possible, parttcu- j cloll .], connected with the business of larly with, the hands, tbe position cf 1 ,. r h-mb-i,, », - •

the one who looked In Of course It 1 Is best to take one who has not a position like olliers In tbe room. Com par-

atlrrly few ever catch on to this game. Rovers Will Tour Great Britain.

Tbe famous Fall River (Ml

fa, one of the best association foottoll teams In the east, will tour Great Britain next se*gon. Negotiations ore under way for game* in England. Ire

land and Bcotianti. It Is the opinion of socker experts In thhf 1 try that tbe learn will moke

showing age Inst teams on tbe other

Our Rosy sin*

ks that sot Ur*s pay. friends, an oU at us.

Why. Roar stops us right a**y. fo-forr we've hardlyjjald^a tbta* ^

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Have tiom to eo^oyrta. but my choler Would bo our Ron . usoful vole*." — Touth's Companion. Corn Pone. Flft together one qnsL sweet one traapoonfut salt, twi •ugar. Add one pint oca Id In* hot milk pnd beat *»«U.

Wisconsin For Boxing. Boxing may'be legalIzeu In tbe state of Wisconsin before another year rolls by. The flgbl dabs of Milwaukee and other towns where glove contest* have been held hare acted In co-operation with business men of Wisconsin, and an attempt la to be made to get tbe legtslatnn- 10 pass a bill permitting tights tbropgbout tbe state of Wtocou

. _ borrow for the City of Oops May the sum of fifty thousand lars and issue hoods therefor, pursuit* the nrovisloug' of an a LeggBalSte of the State of New Jersey entitled “AN ACT to authorise any City of this State to raise mocey by either temporary li by Issue or Isearn of bonds, far any sum not exceeding fifteen per cen of the taxable value of the real and personal propeidr rated for assessment In sach city use the same for the purpose of retiring, flouting or matured

for the eolarge-

t and Improvement of the pub-

Iwring powder and *tlr Into the batter together with the beaten yottd of two egoa Beat hard. Fold In the stiffly beaten white* of tho egg*, lorn Into 1 long, abnllow tin pan and bake In . hot orra, This la a famous Kentucky reripe. The' Virginia rub callt tor one quart bunrrmllk. twq teaapoonfala snla. on** quart corn men I and noe pint of hour. I hike for three hour* to

Ce-nmeal Mu ah. For old fashioned the beat carecl. according to msny pernona. bring three pint* of Water to a boB. add a level labhwpoouful of a*M and then sift in wllh one hand, little by llllle. stirring all the time with the other, a cupful of meal. Boll for ten mbttiuw. Then turn Into tbe upper pun of a doable U-lier aod cook for at lenol.three bcursr more will not burl It. Rerve the omsb hot or eoM. with rb ji cream or with maple sirup. Cofel and *lU ed, tt* la drik-luus fried la ham. u yM rak >wa m*.

Entries For Kentucky Futurity. With the entries of several Calif or rla breeders and other* now In Europe to lie heard from, tbe entry Hot to the twentieth renewal of the Kentucky Futurity for foals of 1900 wffl be far In excess of last year. With breeders at a distance yet to bt board from, tbe oun which wOI ha * eecoi

1 Man.

. . man b. • grte married, km t he? Tom toy's Pop-Yea. my sua Tommy-Am what does be call himaetf afiarward

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■yatem and for other lawful purpose* of inch city," approved March JSod. 1904, and tary thereto and amendatory tberfcof The proceed* at tele shell be used as fotlpws: or addltbm and rtpalrs to the sewage disposal building at Michigan and Madison avenues ..J1LOOO.OO Additions and repair* to Pavilion No. .1 2,000.00 Additions and repair* to Boardwalk ,. v ..*,000.06 Extension cf storm water Sewers 1.00741 Thera aboil be use* tram the proceeds from Bale of sold bonds the following the floating Indebtedness of certain notes of sold Cl

Come Out And Join the Boosters’ Band!

DO YOU BEAD IHE HEBALD! IT IS TO THE INTEREST OF EVERY iff mao who visit, or own, property in Cape May (o be a reader ol the Cape May Herald. In its columns you wilt find throughout the year much matter that will interest and be of value to you lor the trilling cost ol one dollar per yeat. It you do not already take the Herald cut out and fill in the following coupon, enclosing check or a one dolllar bill, and mail same to “Herald,” Cape May, New Jersey.

virtue of on order mode to Lewis T. Stevens, referee In bankruptcy, on the twenty-seventh day of March, 1909, 1 wlH expose to sale at public vendue on

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the aftentooa, the Eldridge Jobneoc stable, oft of North street. Cape May. N. J. following personal property of Thoms MIBeU A Sou. Bankrupts: 1 coal wagon, 1 express wagon, 3 boy horses, 1 brown horse, 1 set doo-

Dont stay Rem* and go to roost! Keep awake aod make * spiel! Pat your shoulder to th* wheel! Try to help your town along! Boost it loud and boost it strougl Everybody lend a bund! Come and join th* Boorter*’ Bond!

0001 bosket*, (Canvas), 1 pitch fork, 2 oool screen*. 1 small office MQ " lot of board fencing end set of scales IUouj of »ale wU b* t

known at sale/

Dated March *9, 1909.

AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED

J. F. JACOBY. Pvarideot of Council. Approved March 24, 19*9. F. J. MBLVJN, Mayor. W. THOMPSON, Recorder.

In Chancery of New Jersey.

We Make Harness and make it right. The quality of tin

Double or single 1 delivery or ro*d,wtgon* Harness 11 a ipeoalty ol

W. A. LOVETT •r. Washington end Perry Street CAPE MAY, N. J.

W OP OUR •WH STAflP* TREE FREE With your Ant cash purchase of $1.06 and .npwordh, by presenting this advertisement and learn all about our •HEW STAMP SYSTEMWe have the best shoes we eon buy for tbe money u* greet variety. Shoes for men.

Established 1886.; Bell Phone 97x The Daylight Store ef^nnoaneement IVt fetl positive fiat our Spring On? of White Goods, Percales and Ginghams, as far as Style, Quality and Price is concerned, is the best popular priced line in the market. you Sntpettion Snvited

O. L. W. KNERR, 618-20 Washington Si.

B- S. CURTIS Plumbing, Steam and Gas fitting All oedkes emcmivm raaurr attehtio* SHOP—Delaware Ave, Gape May, A.

HOWARD F. OTTER genual oraounm

FURNITURE and MATTRESSES WINDOW SHADES, AWNINGS, and REACH TENTS A SPBOAL fY 412 WasUagton Strict. Cape tUf

wm. SB. ©HAW & SON OENHtAl CONmCTWB ■ • - iDteter la ‘ 1-.' V LIME, BRICK, CEMENT AND'WILDERS MAtBiULS BeSh Phenes • tslaJUSA STREET mm. f .. ^ewih ,1,^ ' SAMUEL, B, Ewmp: General Contractor, ■ * s House moiriog a specidltu srriDi Aiiitrs. *A«assss.' o.-f .:r-