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CAPE MAY HENAU) IH WMiUnftoa Atraat, C*p* Ma> Imw Jitmy. Keyitona PAoca. 4»D. THVKMDAY, DECKMBEK 1ft, 1W N«w Aana/'a Vota TLa oompleta alactlou retuma oJ Ota Stale abcn Uutl the HepubUoani carrlai New Jeraey In Uie AaaamSlj roU bj a plurality of 41^01. Ttle pluraUU over tba Oemocrau is con aidanbl; Is ——— at the sTeraca (or the past (Ira pears, thooth It Is much under the Assemolp pluralities recoired last pear, when Taft was elected Prealdent, atd In 1»05. In the latter pear, when the Colby moremem began, the Republican plurality (01 Assemblymen was 67>78. or l6.S7i greater than It was this p«r. A largi portion ol that excess came trom Es •ex County, which In 1806 gate a plu rabty (or the Republican Assembly men ol (C.m, as against 7,860. IhU pear, or 12.736 more In 1806 than in 1808. In 1806 the Republican Asaem bly pluralltty la the State was 1482; la 1807. 15.626. and In 1808. 61,686. It Is Intereatlng to note (rom tht (Igures complied at the Secretary ol State's oftlce that the Democrats re glstered a greater percentage of Iheli rote this year, ss compared with thi Presidential roU than |ld the Repub 11 cans. Democratic . percentage wai eighty-eight, while the RepuhBoan pei centage was eighty-three. Camden we the banner Republican county, with a plurality of 11,682. lacking only 112 rotes' of offsetting the Democratic phi rallty In Hudson at 11,704. thus show lag that as rots producer* (or their parties Messrs. Baird and Darla are the leaders In New Jejsey.—Newark

Inland Waterway Benefits The Jersey City Journal applies the term “Job" to the project of an Inland waterway (rom Bay Head to Ape May, and says the waterway will not “pay lor Its keep.” asserting that the “present cost of railroad transportation U so low that canal transportation bas gone out ol canal will pay." It la evident that the Journal has no knowledge of the conditions in South Jersey. A ship canal on the line of the Inland waterway now being constructed would be ol Utile practical use, while the smaller canal will be of the highest benefit to Ul the bounties through which It passes It will bring many thousands

cultlratSon, open up new regions to the derelopment of tKfc ueacosst and create million* of property ruination* Agriculture, ‘he shell Osherie* and other Interest* will be greatly benefited. and with the Improved t«cllitlee (or transporting food the price* of necessaries will be cheapened. By future extentlon of the canal to the Atlantic coast thousands cf seres of lands win be utilised for culUratlng oysters, and safe passage will be glreela from tha upper Atlantic coast to Cape May. Urn Improvement la so desirable and so necessary. In (act. that the oountlee beneQUed can we afford to pay for it-—Newark Star.

NEW THINGS BEEN. Smart Effects for the Women and Children In the Stores. Comfortable and hygenic felt slippers tor bed room use. * Very dainty fancy cotton crepes for

Petticoats with silk Jersey tops and taffeta flounces. Fancy collars and Jabots of Dish lacs and pt«tt*d Hatpins with tope formed by cabodbons of small paaria. Evening slippers of bronse kid with

Numberless fsney buckles and bows for evening atlppers. collars snd cuffs of dainty

Octagon mesh nets In Mack, white, gold sUrcr and colors. Girdles and sashes of moire ribbon.

, muffs and beck scarves of •d velvet and beaver. Comfortable capes cf military bine serge with facings of red. A variety of tar sets Including muff

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