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KMr«w» from C»p« May Cirttilt on A*cour. ef Lack of Support by Mom* Town. Not bwn* 4l>lr to wcure |»Uy»r. ider tfir rule e(M>« Waju*. atKl on ,oub* at pot brtfil proprrlr »upt*or' by tb* batur town. U>* Tiukaboftlcllc AaaocUUoo tu* (ii»L«ad«J id oltbdrawit from the Cap* '•»>' «nty Leacui- Court Mooa*. IL-i nla 11«, and Woodbine ar* Irtt to "*' * for I hr peiiuanf to Ihl* leasur no on« but a bona

i lb* big league*

The County Hoard of Director* ct trol* tin- league, on* director b*i rboern from each aaaoclallon and o at larar Dr John S. Doutcla**. of C Way Court Houw. l» proaldent a dlrector-at-UirKe. Dr. Hugene "'ay.

j Hoard. One againat How Wl. the third baseman of Dentiiavllle. on th* grouada that he receiving compensation for bis aerrlcea. The othet against KlaiU. the first baseman o Detiniarille. on the grounds that he la not a realdent of Cape May ConnThe dropping out of the Tuckahoe Association will not prevent the ached ulc being played ns far a* the olbet teams are concerned. Woodbine wii. be Idle for two games, then Court House and then Denntsville. Court House has a percentage d ~'u0; Dennlsvtlle comes next, with -fiUli. then Woodbine, with .000. Den nisvllle has a great lead In the Indii idual and the club hatting. Town. Wenuell. Fowler. Brown and KlaiU are doing- great work With- the

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Dennis villa Courthouse Woodbine

battffig of the league follows: — All K. H. SH.SB. P C, 267 68 81 8 67 .30: 288 47 69 6 53 .201 253 35 46 0 26 ,1SS

Olractly Facing the Ocaan

Spatial Teems by Die Wash

Stockton Hotel @AS>S SSAtrVB.J. JOHN C. GOSSLER B. A. SMITH Proprietor* 1909 OPENED FOK8EA80N OF 1909 Hew Cafe - full a la Carte flDenu

Concerts and dances In ball roam p. m.. 10.30 to 11.30: hops ercry evening S.30 to 11.30; concerts 10.80 to' 12 InJapanose Hoorn. Dudua O. Carpenter, Director Dancing. \

lorongbly ItcnovatrU

Nicely boosted

Hotel Glenwood

». MtRCl UIBU*, PrapriEtcr Near the Beach and Business Center

Special Attention Given to TABLED

MODERAIE KATES

SHaDY PORCHES

CAPE MAY 9: SPARTAN 1. Home Team Defeats a Philadelphia Aggregation. The Cape May team defeated th< strong Spartan Athletic Asaoclatlot team composed of ex-Clrard College boys. The game was Interesting despite the fact that the home teat: romped away with the visitors. Manager Doner of the Cape May tea. said the visitor* were a very ge - llejnanly act of players They mad a very favorable Impression with the fans and were roundly applauded lot every good play that was made. Crook the Spartan pitcher was badly hand trapped from sun-burned arms. Barry Judd, the University of Henusylvanb player made his first appearancethU and played a great game for tfcCapes. The management of the, Capi May team wish that people woulf remember that It costs mojtey to ru: a hall team and that w hen the collet • ors come around they would roapon! better tn the future than In the past The score: CAPE MAY r h o a Smiley, lb. 2 2 1-40 Corkran. «a. 1 2 2 7 0 Carrey. 2b. 2 2 1*0 Judd. If. * ». * •'* 0 Homan, lb. 1 2 12 1 0 Pell, e.- o 3 6 S a Hall. P- 1 2 2 1 C Gamble, ct. 0 1 0 ? ‘ Graven, cf. . 0 * •• .0 ♦

Tha only brick fire-proof hotel In Old Cape May. Directly on the Beach, situated on the highest land and overlooking tha beach drlvoeway and ocean. Rafumlahsd and greatly improved. Coolest spot on tha beach. R. HALPIN

Clark, c. Whle. K. Don'n. rf Crook, p Totals Cape May

1 8 27 17 OlOttllts1 0 0 0 0 9 0* 0-

mubic rruoio aay hour during da/ or

REUBEN B. REEVES, Often E

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Personally-Conducted Excursions To NIAGARA FALLS July 21, Aufust 4,18, September 8 asd 22, ’09 “ ou 2?T. T “r$12.00 From CAPE MAY Tickets good atoiDg oc regular trains day befonascuniou to Philadelphia, and FECIAL TRAIN of Pullman Parior Cars and Day Coaches l—ting 1 hlladalphla at 8.N A. M. on above dot**, running via the PICTtmBEQUK HUHQUKHANNA VALLKY ROUTE Tiokats good rrlurolng on regular trulns within SIXTEEN DAYS, including date of excursion Stop A within limit allowed at Buffalo returning Illustrated Booklrt and foil informal Ion may be obtained from Ticket Agra la J. R. WOOD. GEO. W. BOYD. _ . .. General Passenger Agent

The History of -:Cape May Count j:* * FROM THE ABORIGINAL TIMtS TO THE PRESENT DAT EMSMACING

^fer £f%vov.ue 'Qhoto Studio

AT THE OCEANS EDGE The Pier Avenue Studio is the only studio where the poet sard photo is made that high olase workmanship and finish, and yet at very low prices. We have had many years experience. A oall solicited.

WILLIAM G. ESSEN 'ffialter'y & Jce (^ream parlor HOTELS AND COTTAGES SUPPUED 524 ashiagtra Street Cape May, N. J.

AN account of the Aborigines; The Dutch h- ( Delaware Bay, The Settlement of the County i The Whaling. The Growth of the Villages; The ) Revolution and Patriots; The Establishment of I the New Gov. -nment; The War of i8i»; The J Progress ol iht "ounty and Soldiers of the War |

8y LEWIS r«^NSE?Oi STEVENS 480 Pages 48 Illustrations. 31 Chapters. 5 Appendicwi Sin I I'ISIPAID OR RECEIPT OF SZ.M BT LEWISt T. STEVENS, Publisber HlO Wa«hindtf-'< St. Cape Mav. fl A

Camden Bottling Co. Imported and Domestic Wines and Liqnors

A FULL LINfL OF HIGH-CLA S WHISKEYS

Sunny Brook Gibson Montiot-Uo Pepper Wm. Penn A utocrat

Three Fcathem Whiskey Mount Vernon Patterson and Coane No. t Tramrick Peerless Overholt

AND ALL OTHER LEADING BRANDS

A Large Variety of Bottled Beers Fine Line of John Steigerwald A Go's. Cigars Box Trade a Specialty

311 l r mliitai Street, Cape May

DECORATORS

mm jJI Wm,

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Keystone Phone

52D

Wm. Waldorf, Piop. Prompt Delivery Bread, Cakes ana Pies, of Finest Quality TRY OUR HOMElHEilD sir hakeioh 8T

<! THE VIRGINIA I> Cape May, N. <1. gossler £ smith. Props.

THE CECIL HOTEL 205 OCE ANSTOEET * Open lor llie Season ol 1909 .CAFE AND BUFFET Biggest and Coilest Place in Town. Sea Food* and Salads a Specialty. Private Banquet Rooms for Supper Parties Phone Ordere Receive Prompt Attention Cottage Trade Solicited

TATTXjE see.vice S-uxxa VTrrsx Eatttb Hsitsc Coxxx'oxaTs GSOXCE X-CCA-XXOtJ CSEA.'SBZS ^Icxrz:-EL&.XS

STAR VILLA

OCEAN 81REET*^ BEACH AYE CAPE MAY, N. J.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE CAPE MV?, H. J. Directly on the Beach. Newly furnished. Rooms en suite with privite baths JOHN TRACY

M. L RICHARDSON

Oag* May CSV

Hem# Sltaa—waat Capa May Ftftaan Ugk and very dealrabl baUdhj* tots—all togather or atngl* for cash or on easy taatsUmeoU. Bo' taw each lots to be had In hU bdr

TRE DEVON HQTEb

.OPEN ALb THE

YEAR^-i Canirsfl; Located

WALL PAPER Big Reduction In Spring Styl s Before Decorating your Room look at my New Stock. You can save money by it. BURLAPS. LTNCRUSTA WALTON. W. LENOIR 626 Washington St. Cape May, N. J

HOWARD F. OTTER GENERAL UPHOLSTERER FURNITURE and MATTRES^-E S WINDOW SHADES. AWNINGS. «»d BEACH TENTS A SHECI*« ry 412 Washington Street Cap* ^lat

GENERAC MERCHANTS

Tataphona Comiaetlona

Fstatt'sned 1S86. Beil Phone 9/X The Daylight Store The Embodiment of Style, Taste * Low' Prices In Ladies* and Men’s Furnishings

Hotel Chalfonte

HEAR THE BEACH

O. L. W. KNERR. 518-20 Washington SC

Cool Shady Porch**.

H. A. CRESSE. Ownar •

T he Wyoming

•Between Congreaa and Perry BU. One Square from Beach. Moderate Prices WM. D. VAHZAN7 ' CAPE MAT, K. J.

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realdaou ot Caga do batter than to opal tb Sacurity Tvoat Ocwwanj jfaaaad to aerre yoo. and yoor maaay safe for you

Ocean City and Capa Uv non

IB. Plaza

Improved ul Renovated Cenveslentlr Located Mederate Rate:

tphe Jfotel (JoZumBio Is Now Open Unier New B. F. BRUCE. Prop'r Fumiert, ot U. Ov^took

Pierson anri ©on.

THE|nEw|cAPE|wf|wMET#

Cor. Washington and Union 8ts. Where you will find choice Grocies, Vegetables, Prosions, and fruits. We also handle “M'rbeners Star Hams*.

l.ooAt. Phonk.

MECRAYS* CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Wsshington amd Ocean Streets *02 WaaBIattoa St. 217.219, aM Ocaaa St. Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits t«4 CfcaKa Batter*-5karylen CUt »dja-A Sgactalty Country Produce fresh daily from onr own farm FUh, Oyster*, Clams and Terrapin, i The ierfesf market in Ctet Wav WILLIAM E. JOHNSON ri—Caterer-*!- 815

Special Attention Paid to the 7.