CLSCTION EXPtNSIVt. WW Coat N. JT*Z*.000 to. Veto Oa OaMtttotional Aroaotoianu. •i •bU-Qt* UeMu4.«oUM vtU »« l.<« com u> Um PM)»to ol J«n> 7 Cor U* ipocUl •tooOoa to t>« Mt ruMdaj. bapumbw It, oa to*

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a of Oa buio Ju4Ma r. an axiaaaloa oC-tka larm of Mm ootarnor, mambara oC Um L«f<atotVa and otltor Mala and oconlj o. OMs«. and lucroaalus trom tovc to klOOt a Tear toa'aaiarlaa at toe Jaw■aktra. Some of toe ooato WlU CdU M toe elate toe remainder wUl (44 br toe varloue obucUcaTV -re are IS4« eiiecUon dlalrloU te toe SiaU. and mere are tour Mttc n oCUcan to ea.b dt»irKl.aiakln* UU election aOled* to aU. On toe Cjkj ji toe asocial aleclion toeae olCtoer > wU do double 40(7. aa U vtll •Ma je a reslairx 4aj. Oa .ccouiK at IMS extra aortice toeU paj «Ul be W «acb tor toe dajr. Tbla tlem (X ex |ta~- njoua will be ti*,136. Anotoer taq Item VfLU be toat Cor prtoUn* 4M,( jO bailola oC torse alxe and tor a4t> Cal as toe election la toe newa gatt.a. Ttua vtll coat toe Stale about

JliDu' HEISLEY OK AMENDMENT —a Gins Hi; HtisiBS For Dtslrli; Hr 'nolEititHiiLw. DEFEG1IVE IH WHY WIYS.

H<>n- Wtlour A. Helaler. ilrcult court Judje, baa aotboriaed tor committee of toe State Bar aaaoclatl toe roJluwlni: autement < of toe pending Judiciary The office of Judge Helaley wtll be abolUhed at the expiration of bie ebouid the amendmeuU be adopted. At prva. nl be la one Of toe court Judsva, boldtos toat court In

Eaaex county. ,

In atatlni; bia opinion In toe form of

— — - | alf tnierricw be said:

Otd Resort Mas Charts Not Poa “1 am to faror of tbem and want

ssaoad By Other*. | to tbem passed despite tbs tact

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tb. aoashore reaorta and baa ebartna ^ ( UlU( Mcrl0 ^ ^ ^ M to» o«n noi due to arUOctol ere. , f lbr vllem 0 f tbs ttoL U baa never cultivated some et ^ p,.rtected In toe manner toleans wbicb bare been popula: tended. And every citizen of the

ebouid be educated up to

MKE CAPE MAY’S OU1ET.

At some otoer resoru lor auractlns atU -Uon. and. wblle lu viailora find •Bp.o means tor pleasant occupation cl t^eir time duxtus toeir eojourn.toc Bel • rnxxle-daxxlc to cJtuplcuoua by Rs -haenoe. There are many a bo prefer je e l- i^ , “^‘ of to 1 * bind of thing aac uecome ardently attached to Oai-c May because of ibis difference fm. many otoer -r«aoris. Tbo Qalterlas expressions heard from many risMss tola year because of toe condtaw ■ they bare found peculiar to Cap. May have been xery pleas intis aU totareaied In toe resort.

£> apathetic accounts relata that Vb-.u Harry Thaw laarned of toe failan of bto flgbs tor freedom bis fira. tbcrugbi was tor hla motaer. If bn fiat tooughM bad been lot bis motor in toe first Instance, instead of to. Art’.iflration at bis passlona, be wouii km a spared bar all toe mlaary’ and autpense she baa since suflarvd ns A i .nzequance of bia acta. And toerv iM Xea a moral too obvious to detail.

Bt tae paint, but toe . nemrea. it requires nu a pooor articile i •acd one. Olf yea too fc. bouse exterior oi ac have a Uole talk

not toe coat /a. of labor U re laobr to apian it does a mi renovating interior, way rlto—<iUe,”toe

Heap in miad one to.og- A man ■4.0 baa a bank account, aiarsyi ba> ■indy mooay. Ha la not compelled to gsu aa bia Aalsbbar In of Et i K. and Aaep your mooay In 6e-

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dlffeicntlata diaadvanci. cs to toe poor man In tor present court system and tbs tdran tnsea of tiut embr.-cd In toa mantA “To my mind." slated Judge Hels ky. “a good judiciary Include at least ly, efficiency, expedition and —efficiency in this, that tbs should be possessed of integrity of cliaracier, deep learning of the law cud a judicial temperament; it abould I e expeditious ao that tbs lltigi “ will be ended-reach Itx-ulUmata t’uaion on appeal—aa quickly as possible. The law’* dels; a are proverbial, and the poor litigant with a good cause should not he Herd out with appeals which are almost endless under tbs present system st the bands of a rich I ad spltsful ndramary. , “It should he si-ooomU-aL Jostles should be made as Inaxpenslvs rlble because the poor and oppressed are entliled to Its protecting cars squally with the opulent. It Is obvious that no judicial system will be perfect, without any flaw, and whether to. proposed change should be made b not to depend upon Its providing a 1 ■crfect system. If the proposed system Is better than (be present system it should he adopted. To ray mind. ■ peaking purely In the Ir.temst of the

i be proposed changes a

most desjr“In order to give tbs layman a true ■-omprehcnslon of the situation 1st me describe first toe present system and its defects and then toe proposed ay*

“At present we have In every county what are known an county courts. They and the supreme court, which sits at Trenton, exercise what la called toe ’law Jurisdiction.’ while the’ court

* Sir. Harxlmu has ^iqn ordered -if chancery exercises what is known Cb -mpagne With tbs present ->* the ’equity .jurisdiction.' , Every sab tariff t> this nresorioUou is either * law case'or an equity case, ioisj* tot~omT muchtaTOgw ' VDai * ^ D ‘ U “ " e ‘ . .. aou. is brought to the county courts. ® 4 kktbna of —rrous breakdown. Flllch> of would be a tow aci' st: -a. o .wn S‘S a aU, la awUr .matU wiu ^ ..SL. ua. aim ttuaalaa.iiuiiliaLiu mi.HU u- » -toa poetry, but toe sympathy is ., 0 lr*d to be wrttw* out and printed It rs, all lbs same. book form for the use of the supret

>. and. to our t., MHue caasa j ev itulually >ulT« rs tbi dcjsnraa. Tbr trip, frittered a way uud tbs administration of the criminal law ’ “ * contempt and undsr tbougbtful citizens, pcsed change the cri arty one appeal, la Interest of the dtlxem ’’Under the preeeot sat court In tbr atat court ■ r ImiKWchmen arc -ad sppeala. ■ ch -i . .lor. the chief ; p.. .• court, the amocUted Justks# of tlie supreme court and ,stx toy Judges ea|irctally appointed by tbs

-Of the supreras • ready si«>ken and w addition th«» the Jud are the pn-Vlug Jud courts whether they or a crimltr ’ ’uit idle -The -on • of chan

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tlie bui'lue- of lit.* c by the van- •!< vl-e c in Camden Treubra. pey City, who try rae “Undev I he pn>i>o«e< of emir* and app« court and the court be abolished. In tin simply one ourt. to preme court, conaiatl Judges There " III h vice cbancellora. , “The supreme cour Into three divisions, seven Judges will b division will be csllrf

stoo. which will take the placs or i present court of appeals; another dl Sion "-111 be tbs taw division and < Othsr Will be tbs chancery division “Any one Judge of the supreme WW, may hold tb« supreme court or court of chancery in gay county la this stale, bringing the court dirsctlj' to tbs door of the litigant- Bach Judge

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flu the t to earth sometimes with j * r Soed- before toe supreme court, bw s with only ’ determination Is not final, because f,YMT, »K«* /vans* an - — 1 vnaw tw t■ V.

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** -'**’ iMa -w. which I ™ * * ~~~~ "if jhere bare Uoaton to but ao bard to capture as •to “Bed" army would bar* tbs coun- of printing the Mr bailsva. Our own Fifth Beglmem eausM Is sbeohitely prohibitive. E l It sonvatlma ago witoout tbs lasst ‘ know of many cases where litigants kvSbto. ^ _ ' bars been beaten In toe lower ' w^*w- ' * "*' ■vbsn they have felt they bad TVs peach crop U 1* is I cause of action, but have been *■— • . | to defend an -Appeal to tbc 1 lbs world. H would tlJf ^ Trut expenaA f begla and end in Maryland. -The proposed i t r tost there shall be only oos appeal It wffl not be long before the Bight from tbs ceunty chert to (he roorr.af

will cxerctae the power now exercised by a Judge of the sujireme court and by a rice chancellor. * “This ta a roost Important and desirable feature, becanae at preeent. If Jl be found that • suit which ta being tried in one of toe Igw courts Involri and depends upon an equity question, (he taw court, no matter bow fay Jfce (rial of the cauae bn* progretoo* *“ fora U or bow much expense has Incurred. tnoM stop Us trial and the fwqge must be dl* aimed lu toe taw court and Instituted in the eqnltr court —(hat to. the court of chancery-befhfr

a vies chancellor.

“Coder the proposed, change tbi* cannot possibly happen, because, in stead of bsvtng a taw court and an equity or chincery court and a court of error* « >1 -Ppe»l«. toe supreror court JtMlgr, being not nlj such Judge but clothed with the powers cf the prusent chancellor, may transfer toe esme to tbr proper division of the court when it U dlscovcud tost by mistake it hod been brought before him as a lav »r supreme court Judge -Any one u.-sklug to appeal from l of ilk supreme court Judge in a fomHy. whether be be try iw oran equity case, may have only ooe appeal, and that to the appeals division. He will be put ** — expense of printing, to one an bf tbs-uppeal. and It will be argued before Judgr*. -who bars not aat participated In tbc trial of toe cat to tbs court below. This ta decidedly In the Interest of expediting and pf

NAPOLEON SAID “There ii Nothing too Good for the French” Americans demand tbe beat. Yon can get it at Wildwood Crest. We are building a City quickly, and to do thia we have kept prices down to get population, for tbxt'is as necessary to a resort as blood is to'Tbc dreolation. Here are FIFTEEN REASONS for investing ■..WIIDWOOD CREST i»thi,u*s.i e . : , ; : 1 BECAUSE there are many fine houses already built in the blocks in wbicb tbeae lots are located, t BECAUSE three years ago it was a waste and wilderness, but now it ia the model reaort. 3 BECAUSE it affords an unequalled opportunity to benefit your health, enhance your pleasure, and increase your estate. 4 BECAUSE it is so high above the sea yon get the best views and the coolest air. 6 BECAUSE it faces the Ocean, Inlet and Lake, and yon never fail of salt breezes over tide-waters. • BECAUSE there is no better place on earth to sail or fish or hunt or rest, 7 BECAUSE it is planned, built and condnoted on a scale that has compelled success. 8 BECAUSE tbe public ntilities, avennes,roads, pavements, curbs and sewers are made, paid and free. B BECAUSE you can pay ten dollers per month on ground and your life will be insured, or pay cash and get a discount of $6o10 BECAUSE if yqn build before July ist, 1910, you will receive a bonus, reducing tbe cost of your ground to one-third of its real value. It BECAUSE the founders are the same as at Wildwood, where land has bronght eighteen times as mneb as tbe founders got for it. 12 BECAUSE Wildwood Crest has the benefit of the ex- \ perienceofthefoundersiu making Wildwood. 13 BECAUSE tbe title is insured and you cannot put money where it will be safer or more profitable or developement as rapid. 14 BECAUSE there is no other place of equal cent where yon can buy as low or where success is as sure,and 15 BECAUSE there is not sq undesireable loti in ibis sale rr.. _ ^Lr and the sale will closf very soon. «*_p«wmTE BAKES BEOTIEES F 3??, I ^ , SEr‘ 7»7 Pr*fsi Building, f *« Wl^w.od, N. J

Stockton Hotel

_ . sa? SBAV, H. JOHN C. GOSM.LK B. A. SMITH 1909 OPEN £D FOS SEASON OF 1909 ■flew Gate * jfull a la Carte fl>enu

Trom tbs fieclsloa of say coaoty Judge, whether it be in a taw csss, criminal case or an tom, there wfll be but one appeal, and that directly to ibe appeals dlvtaloc. The circuit courts will fas a boll* bed. “1 have endeavored to carefully but briefly aualyat toe prsaast and to? proposed aysivm end do not ass how tt. Is pesalble for any Intelligent, ffcooghtful ■percon 'to pane hide other then tfakt r —.— litigant* with meritori To my mind the people of (fata state world make a mtotaks end do themsMvt table Injury by rating again “Jn toeir Inter.wfa end their* alone f 04 moot earnestly advise that tfaey OatSA to tbs voice of reason and n that of the demagogue and secure Judlctat system simple in Its formation, quick to -tto reeuit*—a system dwised solely Is toe Interests of litigant* snd which. I firmly bettore. will in coming yew be regarded aa oue sf tbe vary bast to sr— NOTICE TO LEQAL ADVERTISERS. an r»i puhMsbsd to,( uswspato'

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IN CHANCERY- OF NEW JERSEY • i*«*e K. BcbaUingea- and Jsnnla F. ScbsUlngar. bis wlafe, and PJoseph M. ScbsUlngar sad Elect* K. Bchellla gar. bis wtfu. • rlrtus of an order of toe Court erf Chancery of New Jersey, mads on lbs twenty-fourth day of August, 1»09 saqad wherein Emlen Physick u

yoa an required to answer toe ptaiaxnt’s Mil on or before tbe Twen-ty-fifto day of October, IWtS, or In dofault tbsreerf suefa decree wCl fae mad >at you as tbs Chancellor shall tbi ok equitable and jast. The said bill la filed against you for a partition of certain lands in which you claim an

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ft. MftRCY IUDLAM, Proprietor Near the Beach and Business Center Special Attention Given to XillLlAi MOOEKAIE RATES SHaDY TORCHES

Tbs only brick fire-proof hotel in Old Caps May. Directly on the -trsch, situated on the highest land and oferlooking the beach drive-way ‘nhji opejin, psfurnlrhed and greatly improved. Coolest spot on the beach.

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THE CECIL HOTEL 206 0CEANSTREET Open lor the Season ol 1909 CAFE AND BUFFET Bigg fit and Coolest Plan in Towp. Sea Foods and Salads a Specialty. Private Banquet Rooms for Supper Parties Phone Orders Receive Prpmp* Attention Cotiaga Trade Solicited

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