Gettysburg' Batflefield Three-Day Tour Pennsylvania Railroad Saturday May U\J'J Round Trip Rate, $11.00 FROM CAPE MAY Conn muftportmtlo. oo Sprci*l Trmio !•» and Vrom Gtltyabur*. HOBS at Grttyaliur* and Jri»« Ihr Battlcficl

IVtailed III I K. WOOD. 'r Traffic Maa'gi

m ol Ticket kdcota. or u»o. w Boyd. ■P PMa r Att'l Philadelphia

Scheiletaser

PUBLIC SCHOOL HONOR ROLL TIMM Who Obtained Olotinctlon La at

Month.

Eighth Orade—Reta-o-a I gamine 8«reach Grade—Hciea ScuUh. Dur

othj Sheppard,

Sixth On6*—Loro; Goo aoedv Mary Keel.

ScheUenccr, .Ubert Totnaaaa. Mar> Church, Mary Church, HUmbeth Hoa deraoc. Dally Scbetleoser Poorth Grade—Robert Hinder hoc Walter Darts Stanley Schellenger Henry G|)enoer. Bmtly Drool*, Miry Doaclaas. Alda Evrin«. Matalle Row

Filar, Harry Rocap. fraacca IWown. Marie Nelaocr Hormsl Grade—Rrvd Chambers. WaBaca Douclaae Jotin Keeler. Roes Us CUrk,KaUiryn Bronmjaia Reeres.

Curtis Harris. Vint Grade. rw»n Douglau WIIHam Hces. Kll aabeth Elweil. Leah Uwtng Budarsarten—CLaa A Swain. Jr. Lawn Church, Florence Filer, Mao HatoMoa. a«<«»T Grammar Department—Jennie Wright. Henry Owetm, Jow Otbaon. Willie Setvey, Samuel Truaty. M.a.n— Ferguaon.France, hlatlhewi Melinda Wright. Clarence Bose Primary Department—Alain Wtrfford. Loots Bose. Lubber Bdmuods. TT r Wright. WUlie Thom a*. Mar ■aret Oornlsb, Carrie Blarkiiall HW an Bdmcmda, Joeeptunr Smith. Primary Departmeot—Mtnnte Selry. Fhcny Or-eno. Ruth Holland. Alice Bdmnoda. Marie Younge. Aimed* Kd MOOda, Pauline Edtconda. Rachel Ftn•ry, Thomas Cox. George Jones Al Brad Nash - Kindergarten—Butael Le'wis. AjeXande. Saunders'; George E Wool ford. Bdward Emory. James Owen*. Louisa

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Senate. Hot Hand has concluded to let aocoe other Republican come ut tram Cape )|a7 county for t£e next three yeara. The Senatorial thr* may tall tmoo AaserotSymnn CCrarille E POT l who. after apendtng a numhei of yean in a mercantile lif«. aetUei I dor-u ou a farm in Tacknhoe. and lr p MOW a practical ogricidtnriet. which «f kteetf la supposed to highly com Hand.'Anyway, the Senatorial cdTlrx VlB come Mr SriUe t way if be cae US 'ffiaB the right poUtical (triogs. for « '!• very anxious to round out bis Mb tire record with a term or P» la the tipper Houac. Tenet or Hand ha* plenty of pii Me affairs to accui>y his attention

81 that be la disinclined to let c vadMly. Ciovemor Fort now and thci receive* gentle renkwWrs that Sent tor Hand is a good Republican ant ought to be “taxen care of." Hcnct the Governor is keopiag Ha eye ofec Sir aomethlog in the patronage lino Chat wUl be suitable for the Cap-

' vfl he nicety stioated la i ■Mai edbetei berth where the dt are not too exacting and th> Id la worth while." Tax Beard Organises • Twme.'nlng me6*ers of tht ly Board of Taxation, A. W

r the year. B. H. Ityerm n* made chairman, gnd WT?-’

ly of Beard yUa. vould be rewypotMad a ■ if the Cbunty Tax Beard.

For County Superintendent

^Vhe Committee on Bluralloc of NR U. at ItM A. M.. at which meeting

■ tot the poaUloc of Oooaty

. who la «t praaeat a

BASE BALL LEAOUC The Doings of Fane In Cape The base bull icaeoc of the Cepe May County League will open M 16th Manager Francis J. tkx*tna. the Tucks hoe Athletic AmKxXutt uaa signed the following player* William F. Gardner, catcher a e. Oncer Morey, catcher and first base, Leroy Morey, pitcher. >ea*,- Stephoneoo. centertield. Hear) •Y. "ownneod. right field;Harvey Ta,'--or short stop and pitcher; Charles <* Warren, first Huso. AHwrt Getalnivr second base. Herbert G. BlHxard. ■irat base and catcher; Edward BalVy short atop; Frank Krambea, first base .-iarrey Lake, pitcher. Rodney Gilder, second buse. Harry Thome, .bird banc, FYank Oesna, left field. Palmer Way. Manager of the Cape May Court House Athletic Assoc!* -too baa secured the following pi ay ora Charles O Coraon, c.. and 3b.. J. Lo tan Twaddell, If.; Kennith Orlgg. 3b. Harry S Tdwnsend. 2b. Alfred Scull, ib and cf. Howard WHIeta. p and U>; •leory Poater. cf; Jcwrph Amroae. p tnd as; Roeooe Spauldlog, c and rf; • ennoot Stiles, rf. The following play era will play with the DoanltriUe Athletics As Jatlon. Manager Leri WeataelLW ren V. Graces; Harvey FOwiac, Harry Cheater, sa. Learning L We •ell. 2b. CX'.ude J. Towne, rf, C. rowoe. lb; Albert Scull, cf and -eater Weatcott, lb and rf, Jeaae Heeron, p; Martin Scull, if; Le ■race, 3b; Albert Buahneli, rf. Manager A. M. Simons of the Wood -line Association baa signed the foiowlng pisyera; Wblixm Brail ore. c: J. Roaenfleld, p; H. Eiaeuberg. c, 'bailee H. Myera, p; L. C. Ahrameon, :b; Adotpb M. Blmona, lb. M. Kahn. L Swelling, cf; M. T- Ckxttrey. .1. Hi H. Payne, 3b, Ptncus Kaliner.

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The director* of the league are .'resident and Director at large. Dr John S Douglaaa u< Clxsrt Kouae.Dr

Eugene Way, .of Dennisrille; dorgan IXx. of Court Houe< leas, of Tucks hoe. and Cbarle* aw, of Woodbine This board

roll the league. Each association *i*» is* UT officers aod direotora. The unptres will be named and assigned <y the county board. Di«ene W. Joyd of DennisriEe baa been named

; L^lhren arie* My-

v JK

-.Z.U& DO oa 'buildings and rwduced 1

'— va - - ~ia mss — ^rV3»TTx i waoooina vtraet improve,ninu

OLD SOLDIERS ATTENTION

Any Old Soldier who made a homeatead entry of 40. 80 or 120 cres in any state in the union before the year of 1874. haa a claim tKtiitiK to him from the government, provided be ha* never sold this right or taken up another homestead 11 does not make any difference whether he proved up on bis original homestead entry or simply left it.

/f Stddttr who never made a homestead entry ^ an who entered land after June 23, ISj-fy has nolhinfJ*Ho sell. WE BUY THESE CLAIMS. The widow or heirs of a soldier can also sell these rights.

R. H. Peal & Co., Jn4ge BriMtof. Drawer C., Salt Lake City, Utah

DURING 1908

over 400 death claims were paid on policies whose holders insured in The Prudential while they were in the United States, and who, at the time of their death, were living abroad ; thirty-two foreign countries being represented in these payments. World-wide is the protective influence of

The Prudential

REPORT OF t

; CONDITION C

business. April 2IU Rg SOURCES. ^

to socur* drcula-

00 V. 8. ^Bonds ^

Furnltur* and

3ottds. BecuriUsa^ Due from* approved

of other National Banks on*I Papw Currency. Nick- ^

taffigg Csrunod

Total

State o May. ss

with U. &

LIABILITIES, ck paid In R ink Notes out stand ^ deposit* subject to

1.1 II I

srsey. County d 1 Cape H. Eldrwdge. Cashier bank, do eolemniy

true to the best of my Jtnow.edge HEN HE H. FLORE DOE. Cashier Subscribed apd sworn lo betas* -

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Correet A tired H. 8. Ru raastxvrsisr. FRANK B. MECRAT.

PUBLIC BALE. Tbe PbUdolpbla and Lowes Pier the PbUadei-l-owes Trasaportatloo Company) will aeU at patMic sale oo Saturday, the 16th Day of May tt 8 o'clock P. M.. In front of I lodnoy HoGji at besrea. Delaww heir Pier, sbnatod at the foot of

Said pier la 1.800 feet long, and 56 ‘eet wide at tbe outer end, with tverage depth of shoot 15 feet of

which cooslats of aH the rights and privileges granted by the U. Bt Gcrv yrnroent, end tht Town of Lewes Ur tether with the very valuable and mly privilege tor tbe sale cfTresh water to tbe Harter. Tbe town og Leges bu a poputatlon at shoot thout 60 Mercantile 1 roomleG by a rich and

far

SPLENDID PICTURE OFFER. forth American's Color Gravures ai Works of Hign Quality.

Quite

jesne d* iff end by neats to Us read! jf color art grmvtwse now being die rihoted by tbe North American in txchange for a oonpon from the Sunlay paper and 5 cents Counting the coat of the aewapapei -be entire price of these cotdr. types! M 10 cents. Similar reproductions are ■old every day la tbe art atoree at 11 Of more. Tbe red need price M due o tbe fact that Tbe North American a disposing of these works cf issoclated with several other large towapapen kn tbe printing of them, •ad (b* auormoEa cost is greatly re-

1MBBA.

Th# suhiect tor the first printing •sued was ‘'The Forest Fire," a tbrilrealistic. Tbe

Any old .Union. Boldiar or

•roduoad with tbe otmoat fldelUy to w.10 served »6 days or loogar 4o tbe lau War of tbe BabeUioo, aad who North'AtoerWETt *wot weal after & war Bad made 1 of the a ptjtnre* in g. hotnealaad entry In any. BtaBe In -'th* Union far effifav *«. 80 dr 118,

before Jnoe 22nd, 1874, baa,*

doming‘to him from

*

''♦» » " dtatance by water to New YorfcThe terms of sale are 10 per cent--aah at the day of Sole and tbe bal-

Certain Old Beldlera Hava Lan Claims Coming to Thom From

1 thg OovT*'r^ij

1 It does not make any difference

wbetbdf bA prcrt ad up <m U stead entry dr afoftr-laft~k. There were f boos ande of ofci BoP

Oh niTaStr^ tbe wMow or

Mr* can aeb tbte right.

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Spring Opening

A nd yo(y will command respect. Let us aid you in selecting a becoming fabric for your SPRING SUIT. 'Ale pledge unqualified satisfaction in ft. etc. TAN K ESS EL 02$ afasSfrjfoe iSfiW Keystone Phone 134X

CAPE MAY HERALD

Printing of the Better Kind for Commercial and Advertising Purposes

fi «>H WASHINGTON ST. CAPE flAY A *»**WK»W»»Aa[**[*MC*W**A**«a*

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80TB PB0MES

LADIES ENTRANCE

CM BOTTLING CO. sm une a ms® m k s u m ms

Mount Vernon Tramrick Bailey’s Peerless Pepper. 8 year-old Overboil Philadelphia Rye

P. and C. No. 6 G. and B. Black Label C. B. Co. Sunny Brook Moroney Army and Navy Wm. Penn Gibson Montkello Rye

AND ALL OTHER BRANDS IwporteS Ml Dewotk WIks: all kinds ol Bear

NOW IS THE TIME OIL HEATERS Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Stove Boards, Stove Pipe and Coal Hods. I have a stock on hand. Prices Reasonable. CHARLES A. SWAIN 305-7 Jackson St. Cape May, N. J.

S12 * 214 W«sklB|lon Street. Cape May MBAbMWWbWWM

Kbtbtokb Phok* 40I> TE Lss Sawwot

EeircEucrkM UttCirlalBs ud Buketi

-.sags

kite boo Is a range and gas atovc. £eoood floor baa foor room* gad *

To Cook or Heat H’s Hard to Beat

- MUSIC STUDIO

Lagaona given on Piano nay boor daring da/ or aranlBg. Foi’

...THE... Merchants National Bank CAPE MAY, N. J. POLICY OF THE MERCHANT'S NATIONAL BANK is as liberal as is possible with that degree of safety necessary to insure Confidence and Sneer ss I Per test lateral Mlowtf a Tiow DcrmIB PRIVATE BOXES FOR RENT IN FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS

W. L. Stkvkkb, President Joseph H. Hanks, Vioe-Pres Henry H. Eliireikir, Cashier Ge» roe H. Rkkyrb, Vice Pres Ever kit J. Jkhkkli., AssL Cnsbier

Wm. H. Church W. L. Cummings Joseph H. Haues John T. Hewitt

F. B. Mecray John W. Mecrwy W. H. Phillips, M. D.

George H. Reeves H. B. Rutherford E. W. Kpriuger W L Stevens

fee and Coal Lehigh and Susquehanna $6.85 per Ton—D scount 25c. v" T “

All Sizes

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