CAP* kAY HXRALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER W/ISOP

KANSAS WOMEN IN OKPIOE TMctwn, Court Clerks and County Trossurer* and • Judgs. The poser sod Influence of women to the Kansas Stale's educational affairs was demonstrated there when 6400 taacbers had their annual mcetins. Nearly throe fourths of thesn

not kept themselves Informed on th* procreas women are maktn* In this State as office hold-rs were amaxed

The day folios l

n-hed I

women of the

city to h

a voice In the annual moetln* school teachers live hundred of t arrived by special train at 1 a. finding hotels and boarding houses packed with earlier arrivals It too late to find shelter In the homes of Topeka for that night, but tho*« women were equal to the emergency "Open your churches.” they said, "and we will sleep In the pewa"Wore than ZOO were thus accommodated Stsly-two women bold county offl cos by election In Kansas, many of them having been elected for their third or fourth term. Many women hold elective municipal offices, but a list of these la not obtainable. The women have a notion thol they can fill purely clerical places ns well as men. and the office of Register of Deeds In each county appeals to them. Seven women have already hern elected to :bW office In Kao sas, and It la estimated that at least twenty-five will lie candidates li other counties next year. Five women hold the office of Cler of the District Court, and their records arc models of neatness and accuracy. Four are County Clerks.Three are County Treasurers, one woman 1 g County Commissioner far out li Wichita county. Miss Minnie Uppci was elected 'o this office because o her business ahllli y. Mrs. Mary J. Cooper Is ProustJudge of Mllrbell county. She Issues marriage licenses and performs cere monies with iS much dignity as any minister of the Gospel, and she says she likes the Job. Many brldee and bridegrooms from surrounding counties have traveled to Beloit to be married by,her. In this way she has, picked up many extra dollars. Tfee Kansas women who hold county offices attend strictly to business invariably the rooms occupied by women county oft leers are clean*and attractive. Tte use of tobacco la barred.

REPUBLIC FOR ENGLAND British Labor Leader* Open Campaign Against Monarchy London Dispatch to N. Y. Herald. There Is no denying that society la more than a little concerned at the great freedom which certain leaders of the labor party and others have recently been allowing themselves In speaking of King Edward's place In the constitution. | understand that these speeches ate nyt sporadic or arcidental- but must be reckoned as the first hints bi the opening of a definite campaign against the monarchy In this country Informal exchanges of opinion have already, I believe, been made between certain labor and Irish members .and the speeches to which J have refered. and the questions which bare been put In the house about the Prince of Wales' position In the navy are th< first results. TTier* la no doubt that an attempt Iq about to be made to raise again the banner of republicanism, which has been fprled and hidden away In England since the early days of the reign of Queen Victoria. There is an extreme section In the radical party Which would give Its support to-this propaganda, and the Idea that It ha* •lap the sympathy of Mr. Uoyi George may have given rise to the rumor that there are strained relations between him and the King.

Shirt waists patterns of embroidered batiste inset with Irish lace. Chemisettes and stock collars of tucked tulle in black and white. Ready-to-make tie racks for the men folk that make acceptable gifts. Bordered silk voiles that are Ideal

BTABLMED 1831

THE COUNTRY OEHTIEMM TWOKYltMhndKWSpwe, Latoi umiiini jsimltf lit ¥«rti.

Nervous Prostration “I suffered so with Nervous Prostration that.I thought there was no use trying to get well. A friend recommended Dr. Miles* Nervine, and although skeptical at first, I soon found myself recovering, and am to-day well.” MRS. D. I. JONES, 5800 Broadway, Cleveland, O. Much sickness is of nervous origin. It’s the nerves that make the heart force the blood through the veins, ,the lungs take in oxygen, the stomach.digest food, the liver secrete bile and the kidneys filter the blood. If any of these organs are weak, it is the fault of the nerves through which they get their strength. Dr. Miles' Nervine is a specific for the nerves. It soothes the irritation and assists in the generation of nerve force. Therefore you can hardly miss it if you take Dr. Miles' Nervine when sick. Get a bottle from your druggist. Take it all according to directions, and if it does not benefit be will return your money.

TAX SALE

•0 YEAR**

Keep in mind one thins- A who has a bank account, always has ready money. He is not compelled tc >n hit neighbors in time of stres Try U and keep your money in Security Trust Company.

Mecray Brothers will deliver or the hour, every hour, all day long an hlng you want In the grocery, meat.

Legal Advertisements

NOTICE TO LEGAL ADVERTISERS legal advertisements are required to be published in a newspaper published in the municipality in county having the largest population, 01 at the county seat. By the state Census of ix>6, tpe "City of Cape May,” has the largest populate .h Cape Ms# County. *

Notice to Stockholder*

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the -stockholders of ghe Merchants National Bank. Cape May, N. J., will be held the banking house, comer of Washington and Decatur streets, on Tueeday, January 11th. 1909, beti hours of 11 a. m., and 11 (D. Tbs purpose of the meeting U the election of directors to serve for the ensuing and the transaction of such other business as may properly come

oelore the meeting. HSHBY IL ELDHEDGE

COUNTY DIRECTORY, lustice of the £ W. Trenchard. Republican. 1114. Circuit J

1 M. *. Hildreth.

Wiloyd, Republican, MUi. Sheriff—Robert R-Oorsoc, Republican. me.

Ocean -City; son JL Laka, M. D.. RepobUcan.Cold Spring, November, 1910; Benja-

min C. 1

wood. November, 1112.

January 1910. Surrogate—Charlae P. Vanamao, Rem*.

. I County Board ef SUcttoos-Lsamlag E. Hughes, Republican, i»U. County Board of HaMtewa-Hwiry P- “ i 'Sills

A Big Saving The Best Woman's Magazine and the Best Newspaper at a Remarkably Low Price

That*§ what comes 0? gsttlng together. We have combined with the publisher of the best woman's magazine. The result la that you can have the MAGAZINE Woman's Home Companion and CAPE MAY HERALD for the very low price given below. WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION la too well known to need Indorsement from us. With Its fine etorles, Its splendid articles. Its many practical dspartmanta, WOMAN'd HOME COMPANION stands at the very front rank of woman's magazine*. The price of

| Woman's Homs Companion It now ' 11.50 a year, and this offer la a special bargain which we can offer-for a K.ort time only. Taka advantage of th* bargain whlla you can. It won’t

b* good for long.

womans'hom’e

COMPANION AUGUST “A . 13a

4ft A NOVEL BY KATE DOUGLAS W1GGIN

J

Woman’s Home Companion

CAPE MAY HERALD

BOTH FOR

$2.00

There ere nearly a score of different practical departments for women. every on* a complete little magazine In Itself. Th* Fashion Department, the Embroidery Department,the Children's Pag*, th* Puzzle Page, th* Crocheting and Knitting Pag**, th# Cooking Department—th* Girl*’ Page, th* two Departments for Mothers— th* Department for Church Workers, th# Business Girt*' Department. Mrs. gangster's Home Pag* 1 all these and more make th* Woman's Home Companion the meet useful woman's ma-

gazine In the world.

The Greater Woman’s Home Companion will be the most interesting—the most usetul—the most beautiful woman's magazine published. TWELVE BIG NUMBERS There will be fiction by Aoo* Katharine Green, Elizabeth Btnari Phelps, Mary Wllkios Freeman, K_t* Douglass Wlg5 in, Margaret Deiaud. Juliet WilborTompkins, Myra Kelly, oaephinr Dank am Bacon—and a boat ol other*—all the best

writers now before the public. Each month there will be special

articles no woman will want to ml**, articlaa of such big, llvt Interest as the aeries on the way people iiv* In our big cities. Thera will be a new series of reminiscence* by Edward Everett Hale, completed Just before hit death. Thtat Reminiscence* have bean so popular that w* have secured othe- reminiscence! by famoua man

titled “Stories of American Drawing Room*,” will be” written by Julia Ward How*, Mrs. Burton Harrison

AH this and CAPE MAY HERALD you can hava for *2JX. But you must Order NOW. Remember It's a apeclal concession we've secured for you that won't last long. You will b« In time if you CAPE MAY HERALD

No. 614 Washington Street

CAPE MAY, N. J.

grsftMtsart gsrflj.

JAMES M. K. HILDRETH CotnraxLLOB-AT-lu w 214 Ocean Street CAPE MAY, K J

Notary Public

ICODNSKLLOK AT LAW, 014 WaaaiaoTOF Br-> CsraMar.N.J. Master and Solicitor in Chancery 0 Supreme Court Commie*'oner.

Notary Public.

CommlaaloDer for Pennavl vania.

WILLIAM G. ESSEN 'ffiahoT-g <£ Joe Qroam. parlor {SOULS AND COTTAGES SOPPUEI) SiA'Wutlftli* Slrtd tin B<;, N. i.

W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE la a ay Part af Cape May Caaatiy

i ISAAC H. SMITH CLOTHIER W. EURNI© H E*<

Opposite Reading Depot. QS8WASHINGTON ST.. CAPE MAY* N. J,

Contractors ft Builders YORK BROS. P. O. Boa 661. Cape May, N. J. ^

James J. Doak Carpenter & Shtildet

Jobblna

Promptly attended tp No. 833 Washington Street CAFE MAY* N. J.

THE HOMESTEAD £*st Cor. Washington and JacKson Sts. Capo Mai THE CAFE is thoroughly up-to-date in all appotirtmenU. Handsomely appointed parlors for Indies. Cottages sirred with choicest Wines, Liquors, Bao»< T !. RATH . Manager

10

of our own sTAnes

With your first cash purchase of SI-00 and upwards, by presenting

-FEW STAMP SYSTEM* Wa have the t tor the money in great variety. dehUdien, when you

FULL UNE OF TRUNKS ALWAYS ON HAND

MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Washington and Ocean Streets 602 Washington SL 2l7,2i9.nslOoaaaSC Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits »». Chafe* Batten-Sharpie*, Gilt EA^e-A Specialty Country Produce fresh dally from our own tor* Fish, Oyster*, Clem* and Terrapta. Drees ad Paatoy Tho largest market to Cape May, WILLIAM E. JOHNSON

-4^*-Cate ’Itoae l«« T.

— *■ nalM

Chke. BooHoas, lo* Cream. M

The History of •:Cape May County:. noil _ THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAT EMBt AGING

AN account of the Aborigines; The Dutch h> Delaware Bay; The Settlement of the County The Whaling, The Growth of the Villages; The Revolution and Patriots: The Establishment of the New Govi.Timent; The War of I8iz; The Progress of thi Tounty and Soldiers of the War.

*j LEWIS roWNSEKB STEVENS

<<0 P»*H. 40 Illustrations. 31 Chipten. S ApptuAtcra

uin fusmio o, ucurr or rao* it LEWIS T. STEVENS, Publisher

610 Washlnzt. -. si Caue Hsu. N. t

r

That Necessary Magazine

—for the thinking man — for the professional man —

for the busy business man—and his

family; m short, it’s for You

25 cents per copy

The Review of Reviews

the nie io magarxv buying of Am-

of men and *5 airs by Dr. Alien Shaw, la in* comprehensive editorial ' Progi'-*, of the Wodd ;* a devtx cartoon history of the mrairh • Look reviews; the git of the best winch has appccred in the other and newspaper* of the world; pithy

charade articles c the day.

tbnely and very much to the

• If i, helpful to the whole family. , k"s a fiber*] education,' is the way

in it you wffl find a monthly picture I subscribers express k.

ODE 1909-10 CATALOGUE

#1 *1 Ancricaa n,f,ri,ia ■ a ■tvmy - mw. Yse caa'l Mord Is <min lor aan ywrwriwa fan KM it li voo .pfradM* apcrtoc Ifcacj KXTict, ud duraod —aTia Vufa. lor tk* (twm dolfan. wrat lor a—today. U'r tra, to YOU. The Review of Review* Company, New York

to the btny who matt keep abreast of the

tines, because it gives Han the real netm of the day in concise, readable form; k is invaluable to the thinUng man, who demand r only the truth and then draw, his own cooekoaoos.

k give, bin just plain.

BOTH PHONES.

HOTELS SUPPLIED

Special Prices Ur the HolMay Free Prescab with each sak «(.7S or over

4 BOTTLES WINE S1.M

BAILEY YELLOW LABLE *1 00 MOUNT VERNON $1X0 STANDARD .75 APPLE BRANDY .76

NO. < $1X0 OVERHOLT $1X0MONOGRAM .76 YOUNG'S Y. P. M. J6

All kMs oi Beer art Soft trtaks 1 Cafloa Wlae with faf. Slit CAMDEN BOmiNG COMPM 312 and $14 Washington Street

Estat Ushed 1886. 3 Be 11 Phone 97x

The Daylight Store

The Embodiment of

Style, Taste and Low Prices

In Ladies’ and Men’s Furnishings

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

DECORATORS

WALL PAPER Big Reduction In Spring Styles Before Decorating your Room look at my New Stock. Yon -can save money by it. BURLAPS, LINCRUSTA WALTON. »

W. LENOIR

626 Washington St. Cape May« N. J,

KEYSTONE PHONE IS8X

HOWARD F. OTTER GENUAL UPHOLSTERER FURNITURE and "MATTRESSES SHADES, A WKINQS, aod B&ACN TENTS A SPBCtALfY