CAPS MAY HSBA-LD, THUBBDAY, NOVEMBEB 26. 1909

CAPE HAT HERALD

LHWf T. OTHVHW

AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY

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U, » wfaleb U aNwraE is «• chaasa for promtoea. U purohaaad. no matur by whai poliu name it misfct ba called. Money to poUUoa naoaaaarily maane orrupUoo, End a oandldau who boye to nomination or olactiifc or

w. to dtobcoeat, and UU UUa to ortloa ha holda U tainted. it to to be hoped that Oorornor Port'a attack upon the cpolte ayatam ill qu'rfcei (he demand for lev!

OLD SOLDIERS

CAPE MAY HERALD 414 Waehlrgtoo EtreaL C-pa May

r HONKEi Ball S27X; Kayaton*. 420

THURSDAY. NOY

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Modem Man Craatar Than Hereculet We will now paaa to the main tent. If you hare looked at the animal* Ions enough, aaya Eugene Wood to an article on Steel maklog in Sue cesa Magmlne. 1 don’t mean to Et out of the building, but behind th< open hearth. In which aome atee baa been boiled and boiled, until 1! la now done and ready -o aerve. 1'b aorry thla isn’t one of the furnace* that they tip up to pour the ateel. but we ll bare to make out the beat we can. The ateel guahea out at the taping bole with the rich Dow cream, and ]uat about the color of It. If cream could only ahlne with an unpitying Impact, of Its light that the eye* would ah rink and oowei fore It And aa the daaaling lto«dO poura, up from the lad el leapa, aa It were, a grore of tall upbrella-pelun of scintillating fire, that nourish and die down, flourish and die down^acb stalk and Its, outspreading top. to an eye-twinkle. No'sight I erer saw can equal It for sheer magnificence. 1 stood awestruck, afraid. And pres tntly an exultation mounted to me, and thrilled my blooa like wine. 11 had to It something of the ecstasy faith. It‘-was faith. Faith to Maa.thc New Creator. So abort a time fifty yean, a hundred at the out and he commanded nothing but what hi* penny muscles could more mold! and sow, what Thor< what Jupiter, what Hercules is his match to might? So short a time! Yet th only the beginning It has ell < about within the memory of mex living, this almost unbeUereable access * of power. There are centuries before us, long, long processions ol them, endless processions of th< each one accelerating Man's control of Natan's forces, accelerating, not by addition only but also multlplytog-

the most demorultai.ig inmi Ufa. Play Up to the Part You an Cast In. The story to so old that H seem* trite to repeat It, but when a girl wants to go on and play herself, she proven then and there that she not want to act; she wants ilaply to show herself. It to lust a garden variety of Ingrowing age. Her attitude of mind at once pros her. She will never be an acBut If an exceedingly goodlooking girl decides she wishes to play character parts, in other words, orget her personal beauty and make jp plain and homely for the sake of characterisation, it’s a pretty good sign that somewhere within Is a spar ihat may mean art, says Paul Armstrong to Succees Magazine aadhe on to say: Acting to. after all. simply self-hypnotism, the trick of being some other person than oneself; of being U In mind and voice, body and eouL Ut goe# deeper than clothes, wigs and grease-paint, and. in all other things, the menu strength always wins. According to no less an authority on the art of actin' than Miss Olga Nethersole. It to a great paradox. While It U certainly egotism which ads a girl to believe the public wish i applaud her. nevertheless. Miss Nethersole maintains. ’"Diere to nc ego to art." In other words, she means that It to the utter effacenent of the person the ego. which mahei

BOARD OP CHOSEN PR kg HOLDERS “ ‘Smith. PsWruio..>....Jan. t, ills . Johnson, OoSan City. Jan. 1. 1*10 J. P. PM. Oosan'Clty........Jsn. l. 1U» Eylvsatsr Bpencs. Ooahen. .Jan. L toll Lb as. E. Foster, Bo. Beatilto Jan. 1

J. T. BeuhelL Cape May... .Jan. 1, toto David W. Hodan. Usp* May..Jsn. L toto V Bayrs, Baa U;« uty Jsn. t, toll C Clouting, Ees Is!# CUy.-J.u. t, l»i: Ballb Ulraoter isond Oat*. ■nob*it JJ. Hand. UapubU-

ly.

Man the c

r Creator.

Livingston FumlMied the Rlvsr, Ful-

ton the Engine,

Watt and Bolton had established at Soho the first regular engine shop In the world. Engines were made froE stock patterns by trained mechanics, and the work grew better every day. The new firm was making a fortune

charging a royalty

pumping mines. They tight and of great power. And sa John L. Matthews goes os to say In

able to cess of ppputotod, and Fultou power of efficiency of the engine, they formed a about forty thoa begun the ClermooL Pultor. went to xyifUTut to buy the engine, and Livingston sect dispatches to hto willing Legislature Instructing them revive his monopoly and Include Pi too to It. The revived steamboat to ru from New York to Albany, and the Clermont exactly accomplished it, Amazc-d at the (which they might hare been excelled any time la twenty years before) the poly to thirty 7ears,.aad agreed that if within the wators of New York, or three miles out to sea, any person turned the wheels of a boat by firs, or steam, without Bs from Li rings ion r gentleman mil without any process' •else the offending steamboat stolen property. This was not a ent right. The new promoters eased no valid patonL It was el and entirely a Stats grant to a fa-

Any OldJSoldier who made a homestead entry of 40, 80 or 120 acres in any state in the union before the year of 1874, has a claim coming to him from the government, provided he has never sold this right or taken up another homestead. It does not make any difference whether he proved up on his original homestead entry or simply left it. A Soldier who never made a homestead entry or one who entered land after June ai, 1874, ^ as nothing to sell. WE BUY THESE CLAIMS The widow or heirs ol a soldier can also sell these rights.

Royal Advertising.

Modern publicityjnrthodx are betof Introduced toto the king business; (he Crown Prince of Germany has to for advertising. He does not propose that when the time comes for him to take the leading part to the show he will have to be Introdu-

id to hto people.

By order of hto Imperial Highness, says a writer In "Boccees Magai the royal cinematographers have photographed him at hto military duties. He to represented to command battery of artillery and in plain view of the camera he fearlessly places the shelf hi the breech with hto royal hands. He leads a fierce charge a the parade grounds under the heavy fire of a cinematograph ma chine, and after the battle Tb easlb discovered by the court petographen Instructing tls officers to the art oi ling cannon. The films have beo ordered put on sale and H to h

streets. In the City of Cape May, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1»M. at the hour of 1.30 o'clock In the af-

ternoon of said day.

that certain lot of land, being lot No. 41, situate In the City and County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, bounded and described aa follows; Beginning at the northof Humphrey Hughes' lot

s line of Elmirs

ivers with hto even

have royal n

g boer.

Perhaps at bo distant day we maj hear at the creation of a new posl Uon, that at press agent to the Houa< of HohensoUera. Some time the face of the German Crown Prince may be as well known to the world as that of hto fellow Teuton. Hans Wagner, of the Pittsburg team.

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac tar 19 K. Ready November 16th. 190*.

meteorology, the only one containing

aewstands. Me. One copy free with year’s subscription to World and oiks, lbs Rev. Irl R. Hicks tfon thly

a onto to hto own pubHu WORLD AND WORKS PUH t 8L. Sl

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H. Marshall, DaavUU.. BUlwall H. “ ficuss...

CITY DIRECTORV.

A Mel via. Jsn. LMto

B. Hugh os. Jso.1

Council—Wm E Shaw ..Jan. L

H. Moots

Jos. Hand Jan. L U1 BtlHrsll Hand Jsn. 1. tol Jna J. Dusk Jsn. L MU Jos U. EJwsll. Ana- 1. toll Wm. & OUbsrt. ■. .Jsn. John T. Jnooby Jna Adam Bustos Jsn. L ton ol Council—John y JnooCy. Rooordor and BupsrUlsndsnl ol Wat Works John W. Thompson. Jsn. I. to

Collector—(Umart C- Uusi-s Jan. I Trossurer—Thos W. Millot. Jsn. 1, toto .dty Bollcltor— .Jsn. J aty Knslneor—to IL Tawnsci J. Jl Uulldlng Inspoclor—Wllusm T. Bu

Your Earning Capacity ought to enable you to Jo more than juvt make your living. You ought to save money Then having saved, the next thing ix to set your surplus to work salclv and prolitiibly. The best way l> r you to insure u steady, /t-liable income Irom your savings is to deposit them in n Saving Fund .Account in the Security Trust Cumpony, wheie they w ill bear interest at 3 per cent You are earning now, but your earning capacity

Can’t Last Forever

Not next week nor next month. Itime to begin to *a\c. Il you never start, ton never will cash white may some da\ be so 1

NOW is the ive the ready

Security Trust Co

Cape May City, N. J.

CONTRACTOR

R. E PEALE& CO.

BOARD OF EDUCATION -Ssmuel R. SUlc-s, Pres., March. 1*12 WUUsm Porter, CUrk March. 1*11 Dr. A. L. Lssca ..Match. Ml* Howard F. Oiler, March IS 12 William R. Sheppard, March 1S1! Luther C.' Ogden, March 1916 George S. Douglass March 1912 Thomas 8. Stevens Starch m Everett J. JerreU. March 1911 BOARD OF HEALTH Dr. A. U Leech, ITesWenl. Sept 1. ISO* Dr. V. M. D. Mercy. Health officer—

Jndge Bulling. Salt Lake City, Utah.

Hughes lot south sixty five degrees and fifteen minutes west <B4f deg.

! hundred end twentytenths (114.7) feet to oraer of Isaac Shaw's

lot; thence by the same non ty-four degrees and forty-fire minutes (N 24 deg. 45 mto. W) fifty feet; thence north slxtyjlve degrees and flttsen minutes esst (N 65 deg. 15 min. E.) one hundred and twenty

■the '(124,7) feet to

th* westerly aide line of said Elmira thence by the said side- line of said street sooth 'twenty-four' degrees and forty-five minutes east (S A tec. 45 mto. B.) fifty (M> feet to the place of beglnlng. rwntstoiwy six thousand two hundred and thirty-five square feet of

land more or less. * No. 41 betaE thus

marked on a map of lots ms laid out by N. C. Price and others. Commissioners appointed to divide the ratals ut Hetty W. Hughes, deceased, dated November ISK^aed recorded at Ckpe May Court House, N. J, and beta* the same premises conveyed by Denial Hughes and wife, by teed dated 12. 187*. and recorded in the Clerk's Office, to the County of Cape May. in Deed Book No. 4! pages 25 dm. to Emma B. Stuart in

attached by Robert R. Corson. Esq..' Sheriff of the Csunty of Cape May. virtue of e ’writ of attachment Ad to the above-stated cause. End

•rill be sold for cash.

' led. November 22, 1909.

CHARD T. WARE.

Lewis T. Stevens. Attj.

PROPOSALS FOR ABUTMENTS AND WING WALLS. Sealed proposals win be received by the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Cape May County. N. J„ at Cape May Court Hoose, until 12 o'clock noon, December 7th. 1*0* for the con-

City of Cape May, and ex-offlclc of the Justicea of the Pescj, In end for the county of Cape' Ma.I will expose for sale at public vendue et the store building. No. 507 ton street, in the City o! Cape May. New Jersey, on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 190! beginning at one o'clock la the el lentoon, the following goods or chat tels, or so many of them as shat be hereinafter named execu tlon and the expenses Incident thereto; visits salt ted pepper ahakera, 1 glass vase, 2 glass vases, 1 pick and rake. 1 electric Iron, 20 dark blankets, light blankets. 121 bed spreads, 4' table covers. Y00 towels, 226 sheets. 67 white table covers, 1*7 pillow ca ses. 59 napkins. 11 Isoe curtains, 1' wooden handle knives, 21 pieces of colored chins. * glass candle slicks. box tools, 27 fruit pistes, 48 small pistes. 9 meat pistes, 98 saucers. El vegetable dishes. 7 waiters. 30 cups 16 small milk pitchers, and other si nsistlng of cooking utensils, dishes, silverware, knives, forks,

spoon and b

as the property of B. f Brace and Lens Brace, defendant*, and taken into execution at the anil of Oscar Crlppen, Martha G. Smith, et als., and to be so d by ALEXIS SGHELLENOBR.

• 6. 1*09.

-LEWIS T. STEVENS, Atty

NOTICE The County Board at Taxation will far appeals from asseaso-ents of lax i in the different municipalities of Cape May County, places designated below and upon the dates named, con veuing In each . place at tan o'clock

Appeals cannot be

lees made In sccordsnho ’ .with the rules of the Board and upon the prescribe blanks which will be supplied to any who desire them upon applies don of the Secretary at the Board. W. E. Young, Angleaea. N. J.

- " HOUI

Cape May Point. Borough Hall. (1.26 p. »,) Wednesday, November Srd, 1*0* South Cape May, Borough Hall, (10 s-m), Wednesday .November *rd, 1*06. West Cape May. Borough Hali.,Frl-

CHURCH DIRECTORY tervioes at SL Mary s R. C. Church Washington Street, v. Father D. & Kelly. Hector, cur's office hours—S to U A M-. EM P. M. asses Sundays Et 7 and 9 o'clock i.. Weekdays, 7 o'clock.- Sundayjehooi si 2.30 p. m. Sunday evening Rosary Sermon and Benediction of (be Most Biesaed Sscrement.

P. E. Church of tne Advent.

xEfayette street, between Jackson on

Decatur. Rev. Arthur Haas, Rector. Sundays—Celeb rauou of the Holy

Communion, 8.60 sl in., Morning pray ar. Litany and Sermon, ton the first

Sunday of each month celebration

Holy Communion. )10.S0 ajn.. Sunday

school 3 p. m. Evening Prayer,

p! u

Wednesday evening Prayer,

Young People's Meeting : reniug at 7.20.

.JZJt: the Onto Sprint Presbyterian Church guadaj morelng

FIRE ALARM CALLS. IS—CVaatUbgtaa street sear Oo ■ere l

c l. A R * ^ New Method Cement and Asphalt Paving iterproof Cemeiil Hoots and Insolating a Specialty ALL KINDS OF CONSTRUCTION WORK AU| kinds of Paving Msterlahrtsapplied to the trade from Supply Department, Bros.] Mr cel and hcuding ilailrusd. OMltie, No. 1164 Washington 'Ireet. I3f ALL WORK UUAKAN l EED. JAMES: L CLAIKE, Engineer

M- C- SWAIN — MANLFAt TUBES OF Artificial Stone. Pavement, Cellars, Floors. Etc.. Etc ads) svms mmm. AMY COLOS OS DUICS a SFgQSLTT

All Work Guaranteed and Best of Reference Furnished 30 Y r-.ATLFi ExcxrEXLXxrbrcjE. Office and Residence, 337 Windsor Ave. Cape Atay. A. /.

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