CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE SATURDAY JANUARY 4, 1908

We Hear of More Cures Of troubles originating in impure blood, scrofula, loss of appetite, catarrh, rheumatoidtis by Hood's Sarsaparilla than by all other so-called remedies combined. Somehow those cured by Hood's seem to stay cured, and they'll gladly tell the good news to others. Scrofula Sore - "My wife had a scrofulous sore on her leg for years. Many different medicines gave but little benefit. She turned to Hood's Sarsaparilla and the sore quickly healed. It is a good blood medicine." J.N. Daft, Crosby, Texas. Afflicted 16 years - "Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured me of scrofula, with which I have bean troubled 16 years, and caused by vaccination. My little daughter had a scrofula swelling on her neck and Hood's Sarsaparilla also cured her." Mrs. Nora Hughey, Hughey, Tennessee. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere. In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Prepared only by C. L Hood Co, Lowell, Mass. - Notice to Governing Bodies. To the Governing Bodies of the TaxingDistricts of Cape May County. As the time is at hand for the preparation of your tax budget, the County Board of Taxation feels it to be its duty to direct your attention to certain points which it will be necessary for you to consider in making your appropriations for the coming year. The new tax laws provide that in all municipalities in which the tax rate o for county aid municipal purposes is over $1.75 and under $2.00 on the $100 of assessed valuation, there shall be a reduction in the tax rate each year of 5 cents on the $100 of valuation until the maximum rate of $1.75 on the $100, is reached. In municipalities in which the tax rate for county and municipal purposes is over $2 on the $100 of assessed valuations, there is required a reduction of 10 cents per $100 valuation until the maximum rate of $1.75 is reached. There is added to this such rate as is necessary to raise the State School Tax required from each municipality. The State Constitution and Laws require that all property shall be assessed for purposes of taxation at its true value and this is interpreted to mean such sums as it will sell for by cash bona fide sale at private contract. The popular idea seems to be that the Assessor or the County Tax Board or both, are responsible for taxation. This is not the case. Neither the Assessor nor the County Tax Board has anything to do with the amount of money to be raised in any municipality, excepting to see that each property is charged with a fair and equitable share of it in accordance with the requirements of the 'law. The gentlemen composing the governing bodies of the municipalities of Cape May County are requested to familiarise themselves with the fundamental facts presented so that in formulating the list of appropriations for the coming year they

propriations for the coming year they may be able to form a more or less accurate opinion of how much money can be raised by means of the rate allowed by law on the true value of property in the municipality for which they are responsible. - - ; The County Board ot Taxation deems . , it to be*a duty to notify the governing body pt each municipality that no money in excess of the amount which will be yielded by the legal rate on the assessed true valuation of property within its limits, will be permitted to be assessed, and -thia_ places upon these bodies the duty of ascertaining before appropriations are made, how much money can be legally raised, in order that embarrassments in the finances of municipalitiewnay be avoided by the making of appropriations in excess of the amounts which can be legally raised. The total tax Tate includes the ■um of the rate for State 8chool Tax, the rate for County Tax, the rates for local school and city, borough or town- ' ■hip tax, under the bead of Local Tax. Suppose the total rate this year to have i been $2.06, dedust $ .20, rate for State School Tax and there is left $1.96 for waanty and local tax. Deduct $ .82, which was the rate for county tax this i year (1907) and there is left $1.63 for local tax. Since the rate for county ■ and local tax, was in exefiss of $1.76 and the county tax has not reached its ; maximum of 60 cents, thiB must be re- • duced by 6 cents, making the net rate , A $1.68, available for municipal and ' < school purposes. If the valuation is $1,000,000 there can be raised for mu- ' -> nicipal and school taxes $16,800 and no more. Neither the State School Tax bor the County Tax is likely to be materially increased this year and if a , rate of 20 cents for State School and 1 86 cents for County Tax he used as a basis of calculation it will not be far ] out of the way. J AARON W. HAND. i ELLIS H. MARSHALL, STILWELL H. TOWNSEND, ] County Board of Taxation. Attest :-T. O. HAMILTON, J Secretary, £ 12-28 2t

Why Refer to Doctors Because we make medicines for them. We tell them all about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and they prescribe it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, consumption. They trust it. Then you can afford to trust it. Ask your own doctor. The best kind of a testimonial - "Sold for over sixty years" Made by J.C. Ayers Co., Lowell Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Pills. Hair Vigor. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Ayer's Pills greatly aid the Cherry Pectoral in breaking up a cold.

I LOWER TOWNSHIP TAX SALE 1 " P°blic notice is hereby given by • Charles C. Bohra, Collector of the J Township ofTLower, County of Cape May. N. J. that he will aell at public sale for taxes assessed for tha year e 1906, all the lands, tenements, herediI tamenta and real estate hereinafter men [ tioned. for the shortest term for which J any person or persons will agree to ! <*,„ fx no one will bid for a shorter term and pay the t including interest and 1 ^Tbe take place at Township - - Hall. Lower Township, Cape May . • County. N. J., Tuesday, January 28, < ; 1908. at 1 p. m. The said lands, tenements, beredita- " ments and real estate so to be void and , • the names of the persons against whom i the said taxea have been laid on acqpunt of sainf. and the amount of taxea ] laid on secoont of each parcel, are as ; fellows, vix: J Taxes due from Cape May Point. , ; Amount of taxea .assessed, $14.70 ' ; On lots Nos. 21 and 22. block K, ( Lots Nos. 86 and 87. block A, Lot No. 468, block B, I Lot No. -64, block E. J Owner or reputed owner, 1 Association, Y. M. G. A. t Amount of taxes assessed, $2.21 . , On lot No. 88, block N. 1 Owner or reputed owner, 1 of E. Allen. < Amount of taxes assessed $6.62 _ On lots Nos. 49,' 60 and 53, £ block A, , t Owner or reputed owner, Estate of William Beatty. Amount of taxes assessed. $2.57 C On lot No. 44, block A, and lot No. 123, block E. Owner or reputed owner, 1 Jane M. B. Blister. ^ Amount of taxes assessed. $1.47 r On lots Nos. 91 and 92, block E. \ Owner or reputed owner, |J. B. F. Bellows. g ] Amount of tax assessed, $1.84 t. On lot No. 156, block E. 0 Owner or reputed owner, George Benaugb. Amount of tax assessed, $1.47 h lot No. 9, block K. A Owner or reputed owner, n W. Bailey. of tax assessed, $2.21 On lot No. 84, block A. I) Owner or reputed owner, A John H. Benezet. Amount of tax assessed, $2.94 On lot 63, block A. Owner or reputed owner, S Ambrose Deatrick. A

y Amount of tax assessed, $3.68 . On lot Nos. 13 and 14. block A. a Owner or reputed owner, jj Samuel E. Ewing. ; Amount of tax assessed, $20.58 » On lots Nos. 19, 99 and 100, block A: 1 Lots Nos. 122, 128, 134, 140, 146, r 162, 168, 164, 170, 176, block K ; 3 48 and 63, block I ; -, i 600 feet undivided in block N. s Owner or reputed owner, r Thomas A. Fernley. 5 Amount of tax assessed. $3.68 1 On lots Nos. IS and 14, block D. ' Owner or reputed owner, E. P. Feaster. ' Amount of tax assessed, $1.47 ! On lot No. 148. block K. Owner or reputed owner, , E. S. Farrow. , Amount of tax assessed, $7.61. On lot No. 16, block H, improved. Owner or reputed owner, , Charles Foster. Amount of tax assessed, $1.47 ■ I On loS.Iw. Ivw, WVU XX. i Owner or reputed owner. Ella J. Gibb«. Amount of tax assessed, $20.68 : | On lot No. 70, block A, improved. Owner or reputed owner, Gilea. Amount of tax assessed, $1.47 . On lot No. 23, block L. Owner or reputed owner, < A. Hoechly. Amount of tax assessed, $4.41 ] On lots Nos. 10, 45, 94 and 95. block A. Owner or reputed owner, Frank A. Hall. Amount of tax assessed, $1.84 ' On lots Nos. 19 and 20. block K. Owner or reputed owner, ' Maggie W. Hovey. Amount of tax assessed, $1.47 • On lot No. 39. block I. Owner or reputed owner, Jacoby. 1 Amount of taxfasaesSed, $9. 56 1 On lots 118, 124, 130, 136, 142, 159, , , 160, 165, 166, 171, 172, 177, 178, 181, 183, block K. | . Owner or reputed owner, ] E. W. Kirby. ' Amount of tax assessed, $2,94 1 : On lot No. 29, block K. . Owner or reputed owner. i - I JamPh Murphy r* Amount of tax assessed, $1.47 ; ' j On lot No. 143, block K. I ' Owner or reputed owner, j I j George Myers. | Amount of fax assessed, $4.41 , On lots Nos. 57, 58, 59, 60, 65, 70, and 76, block K. Owner or reputed owner, r MeOonnell. Amount of tax assessed, .74 £ On No. 82; block H. \j Owner or reputed owner, 1 1 George W. Porter. ( ( Amount 'if tax assessed. $3.68 ( On lot No. 33, block A. . Owner or reputed owner, ( , Thomas A. Reading. j Amount of tax assessed, 1.47 1 On lot No. 16, block N. | Owner or reputed owner, F William Selvy. F of tax assessed, 82.21 <- On lot No. 24. block D. I Owner or reputed owner, - * WflpcrS. Smith. j 1 Amount of tax assessed. $6.62 On lot No. 24, block K ; Iocs Noa. 1 i 84 and 86. block A. ! 1 Owner or reputed owner, Bamy Sobw, < J

Amount Of tax iMfsanrl, tt.21 On lot No. 122,. block K. % Ada2TrS»mtedOWner' J oT^Nm block' C.1 Owner or reputed owns-, H. & Sloan e. , Owner or reputed owner, ' t ; Amount of tax asaeascd, $ls44 : °° Jots Noa. 74, 75, lJH lK, 128, 88, 62 and 63, block E; V - < ; Noa. SM 81. 61 and 68, block I; £ t i , Noa. 81 and S2, Mock K; ? . , No. 18. block D; ) 11 end Noa. 1. 2, 8. 4. A 7, 21. 22,. ' 1 . 24. 26 and 27. block L: , lota No. S3, 24, 25. 26, 27, 28,: 29. ; i I 30, and 31. block N. S ,j Owner or reputed owner, j i Estate of Learning Whilldin. 5 J Amount of tax assessed. y'fo 1 On lot No. 68. block A- v Owner or reputed owner, f? j Charles Thomas. Amount of tax assessed, $3.$8 , On lot No. 64. block K. i* Ownei or reputed owner, } Francis Vanderherchen. \ J Amount of tax assessed, $2JU i On lot No. 96. block A. rgt' | Owner or reputed owner, ' ' i Samuel Wiley. ^ \ j Amount of tax assessed, $2JM 1 On lota Ncs. 76, 77, 78, 79 and -. 1 80. block E. : j Owner or reputed owner, ie { A. Whilldin. Amount of tax assessed, $8.68 J lots Nos. 129, 141, 147, block E. C Owner or reputed owner, J E. Wansfir. J of tax assessed. $2.21 ® lot No. 124. block E? Owner or reputed owner, * N. Winslow. ' Amount of tax ass^ksed, $4.41 „ Lot No. 47. block B. Owner or reputed owner, \ J. Yoilng. j e J due from Lower Townsnip proper j of tax assessed, $54.90 ^ 86 acres joirrine lands of ; Lewis Hildreth. * Owner or reputed owner, | S. Cord. I ^ Amount of tax assessed, $7.82 ] v 6 acres joining the lands of Frank Rutherford. u Owner or reputed owner. J. F. Cake. | q Amount of tax assessed, $1.22 ! On 1 acre, joining the lands of E. Fleichhauer. OwDer or reputed owner. of Andrew Edmunds. of tax assessed, $2.83 1 acre joining the lands of A. j 'Piereon. : ® Owner or repu*ed owner. Foster. Amount of tax assessed, $3.44 I ^ AIUUUII, ' ' . wu ubseseeu, ^.1.44 1

8 1 On one-half acre, joining the j lands of Charles Hoffman. Owner or reputed owner, Charles Harris. 8 Amount of tax assessed, $7L -6 - On railroad property other than j main stem. Owner of reputed owner, Philadelphia and Atlantic City . Railwav Company. Amount of tax assessed, $39.65On 20 acres, joining Lands of ^Charles Dawson. 1 On 100 acres joining Coxe Hall 5 property. Owner or reputed owner, W. S. P. Shields. r Taxes due on Highland Beach property Owner. Lot No. Sec. Amt Michael J. McHugh, 1, 2. 1 $ .98 James Dougherty, 18, 14, 15, 16, 3 L47 John Gourley, 18, 20, "30 .98 . George L Nields, 22, 24, 20 .98 -"miam Rowley. 42. an jg . Thomas Tunms, 1L 12 2 .98 Reuben MuhL 3, 5, 2 .98 Emily Leadbeatter, 6;- 8 .49 1 Fredi-rica Wegele, .lg'-vr' 1 .49 David Russell, 20, 4 .49 J. Frank Peales, 9, 1 .48. Ellis Redding, 6. 8 .49' August Achtermann, 26, 28, 11 .98 Rosier J. Levering, 6, 33, 2 .98 Charles L. Weir, 9. 2 .49 William T. Weir, Jr. 7, 2 .49 R. Weir, 11, 2 .49 Emily H. Levering, 18, 2 .49 Anna D. Levering, 8, 17, 2 .98 1 Anna M. Weir, 35, 2 .49 1 Eliz. A. Weir, 15, 2 .49 1 Mary S. Cochran, 9, 11, 20 .49 1 Abraham Ball, 26, 27, 3 .98 John J. Brady, 4, 2 .49 1 Noah Morton. 38. 40. 42, 20 . 49 1 James Niah, 6. 3 .49 Martha K. Smith, 22, 9 .49 j Lewis Steinmelz. 23. 24, 9 . 981 Ernestine Messing, 17, 2 .491 ' A. Hostach, 21, 12 .49 [ Henry E. Billerbeck. 12, 2 .49 ! I August Shuler, 18, 2 .49 | Alfred Walton. 50, 2 . 49: James L. Tolan, 2, 6 .49 I S. Smith, 25, 9 .49 j Jacob G. Wolfe, 65, 2 .49 [ j Wm. J. Billerbeck, 14, 2 .49 j John W. DeHorsey, 6, 1 .49 1 James G. Conway. 43, 8 .4« j ! William Cappers, Jr., 61, 2 .49 ! Schuler, 15, 2 .49 1 August L. E Golf, 1, 5 .49 1 Benjamin Whitman, 16, 2 .49 ! j John McLeea, 3. 4 .49 . August Lehr, 37, 2 . 49 1 j Anna S. Hoagland, 2, 4, 5, . 7.60, 4 2.44 1 I" " 2- 4 S .98 - i I George L. Neild, 19, 21, 23, 26. 27, 2 2.44 h Needere, 14, 1 49 1 i Anna Seals, 10, 1 .49 j j C. Lafferty, 29. 31, 2 .98 i> Condy C. Gallager, 2. 12 .49 1 Charles L. Creighton. 39, 40, : 41. 42. 2 1 47 U David Gleason, 32, 84, 28 ■ .98 ft John Weisner 14 12 .49 R. Martin, 30 28 .49 . 1 t John W De Horsey, 1, 2, 28 . 98 j j John McCoBsell, Peter P. Hoffman, 5, 1 .49 1 1 Myers, 4, 1 .49 Charles Lincoln t Creighton, 84, 86, 20 . 98 I William Bailey, 32. 34. 14 .98 Highland -j Bailey, 81, 14 .49 I McGann. 1,16.18, 2 1.66 Michael Doyle, 22, 24, 14 .98 Elizabeth Lehr, 2, 19 .49 i John W. DeHorsey, 6, 7, 8, 26 .98 A

> S :S M .. 4J ^O,8L 88, 21 1.96 • iRugeoe F. Daebert, 8.^, 18 . .96 l.ilhpML.EeoUni. 16,17. 21 .96 S. gn^avaa, - 47. 49. 18 .98 Frmik^ediWd. 10. 3 .49 G A. Barwig, 20. « .49 John W. Bvaim, ' 17, 14 .49 Annie S. Hoagfand, 47, 69, 60," CTrey. §.26, ; feme Eamp. : 6L • 21 Annette Hannold. 7, 9 .49 John C5. Noon. 4. 6, 19 .96 ( Carr, 39, 7 .© , Lwtiae Bofiche, 14. 16, 11 M ' anfl H. Schwalto, 47. 49, 26 .98 I William Oldfleld, 16. 1 .49 , William White, 87, 7 .49 4 Wm T Eiaentrager, 16.; 12 .49 4 David McQnien. 18, 16, 14 .98 . GeoR. a6nold.Sr.4S. 2 .49 i 8qott Smittk 9. 14 .49 i Sarah Ann Brown. 17, 7 .49 , Samuel Bias et ala, 5, 25 .49 1 WiHiam H. Brown, 8^ 2 .49 Wm. D. Anderson, 44. 46, 48, 2 1.47 - Kate Reese, 60, 6 .49 Oldfleld, 16, -6 >49 Louis Bosdie, 87, 7 .49 Catherine Favren,;84, 86, 19 .98 Margaret Farrell, 84. 86, ' 19 .98 Weber, . 88,86, 28 .98 Mintzer, 9, 3 .49 - Doyle, 18, 20, 14 .98 j James Booth, £, 10, 12 .98 i McGolgan, 10, 12, 14. 16. 14 1.96 William Grantland, 28, 80, 2 .98 Henry Gerbert, 2, 20 .49 John W DeHorsey, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, » 14.' 15.16,17, 18, 19. 20, 21. 22. 23.24, 25, 26. 28, 26 1.88 WiUisfn Redding. 7. 8 .49 J. Butt, IS, 16, 1 .98 James C. Glackeri, 82, 34. 28 .98 ( John A. Ch timers, 6, 7, 8, 3 .98 ) Agnes Chalmers, 1, 27 .49 Kirkpatrick, 41, 26 .49 John Mehaffy#, . 7, IS .49 Mary Efeliy", " ~ 8, 27 .49 , ; John W. Rupp, 48, 5 .49 I Alfred Horaefield, 5. 5 .49 I Lizette Zeller, 25, 5 .49 C Mallroy, 9, 27 .49 John Fehn, 47, 49, 61. 22 1.47 / Jones. 20, 22, 24, * 26. 2 1.96 . George Pringle, I et ux. 1, 3, 5, 7, 12 4.88 ' Costs and interest to be added in each case to the amount of taxes as- 3 sessed. CHARLES O. BOHM, t Township Collector. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, I Solicitor. 1 Dated December 26th, 1907. F. $58.80 12-28 5t g I.

In Memorial In memory of Albert Atwood Johnston, who departed this life December 31st, 1906. Those who knew him best love him most. Wife and Daughter. In Memorial In kindly memory of Lizzie Taylor, who departed this life January 1st, 1905. At rest. Husband. Engraved visiting cards, stationery, or wedding stationery at Star and Wave Office. Come and see sample. 15 Days' SALE All Millinery Hats Trimmed and Untrimmed One Quarter Value Off all goods mentioned. A lot of Corsets, our entire shirtwaist stock, working waists, fine white waists and silk waists. This sale covers entire stock of Ladies Tailored Suits, Coats and Skirts, Misses and Childrens' Coats. Come early while the stock is good. Alterations free of charge usual. No goods charged at the above mentioned prices. Mrs. E. Turner 323 Washington Street, Cape May, N J. 503 Pacific Ave., Holly Beach, N.J.

A NEW ONE MONTREAL MALT RYE $1.00 A new variety of FINE LIQUQRS Wines direct from CALIFORNIA VINEYARDS. A PRESENT OUT WITH EACH 75c SALE AT CAMDEN BOTTLING COMPANY 316 Washington St Goods delivered anywhere Auction Sale! Auction Sale!! From Saturday January 4th, to January 11th. every day from 10 o'clock a.m., to 12 o'clock noon and from 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Great opportunity to obtain bargains in Household goods, Hosiery, Notions, Ladies and Gentlemen's furnishing goods. Everything in the store for sale excepting fixtures. Pay attention and get along to get your bargains.

B. ELLER'S 5 AND 10 CENT STORE 413 Washington Street. CAPE MAY N.J. [Image: Illustration. Two women in Victorian dress looking through the window of a furnishings and household goods store.] Charles A. Swain 305-7 Jackson Street, Cape May, N.J.