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The Kidneys t Vften they an weak, torpid, or stagnant, ttM whole aya ton suffers. Don't neglect team at tela time, bat bead tee warning or tea back, tbe bloated face, tee aallow complexion, tbe urinary dlaorder, and begin treatment at ooce with Hood's Sarsaparilla which coo Ulna tea beet and safest curative telietanofe. In usual liquid form or In chocolated L . tablatt known eatetr— tabs. 100 doses <L SMALLEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD Visited Cape May lastJSunday. Tbey attracted great attention wherever tbey went This is tbe Midget Bijou Troupe, which iqclude tbe celebrated Queen Mab, tbe greatest versatile actress of all Lilliputians; Master Egbert, tbe little Buster, and Mr. Caspar Weis, tbe funniest of all little comedians. These little people will appear la numerous vaudeville ac»s during the seaeon at the Auditorium, commencing done 27th. All of their acts are reded and up-to-date. To avoid losing money Jay fire or burglary, deposit it in Security Trnft Company.

LUTHER INdERSOLL Registered Electrical - Contractor Houses wired for Electric Lights. Electric bells end Annunciator installed Agent for the Ann Arbor Gasoline Light System, positively the cheapest ■M best artificial light on the market. Estimates furnished, prompt attention, pri:es reasonable. Repair work I a specialty. P. O. BOX NO. 8, ERMA N. J. Keystone Telephone Connections Reference, The Cape May Light and Power Co. DO YOU pD % Deering rake or mower. Gasoline engine, Manure Spreader, Two Horse Wagon, Disk Harrow or Auto Buggy, if so consult Eli S. RUTHERFORD ▲lent For International Harvester Co. of America Inc. Every machine stenciled with the name "IflTEBHflTIflHflL" is made from carefully studied designs and is improved tomeet the most exacting requirements of the modern agriculturists. International machines are not only symmetrical in design and substantially Constructed, but they will aUo work successfully under any con ditions"Vhicb will permit a mrchineto be operated Hours of divine service at St. Mary's R. C. Chutch, Washington and Ocean Streets : Masses, Sunday 6 :15, 8 and 10 o'clock a. m. Week days, 7 -.30 a. m. Services Sunday and Friday eveninga at 8 o'clock. Confessions Saturday and Thursdays before the first Friday Iroir 8:80 to 6 :00 p.m., and from 7:80 to 9:30 p . m. Rector's office hours from 9 to 1 1 a m., and from 7 to 8 :30 p. m. D. S. Kelly. Rector.

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BASE BALL TODAY. Tbe new Cape May team, under t, the management of Fletcher Stjtes, 4 will cross bats with Wild wood on >f Stockton Lawn this afternoon. The ■r game will be called at S 30. Follown ing'.is the Cape May line up : Brown, catcher; Stites. pitcher; Pearson, first; Blakely, second: Cork- * ran, short; Brokaw, third: Wood, left; 'e Thayer, oenter ; Middleton, right. a UNCLAIMED LETTERS. = List of unclaimed letters remaining ; in Cape May postofiice for week ending Jupe 25i y Cupper. Thomas ; Cougrees, H. ; •r Dougherty, Miss Margaret ; Hemming0 way, George H. ; Howard, Miss Mary ; d Holiston, Willie ; Jones, W. ; Ramsey. !" Win ; Smith, Llewellyn ; Watkins, '• Emest A., 2. 1 In calling for the above please say K advertised. r J. E TAYLOR. ( c Postmaster. , I , THM3 IT SATED BS UFL Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine. ' says in a recent letter: "I have used r Dr. King'PNew Discovery many years, t for coughs and colds, and ! think it saved my life. I have found it a reliable remedy for throat and lung j u.uie rcuicuy lui t-iirv«i miu iuu« j

complaints, and would no more be , without a bottle than I would be without food." For nearly forty years New Discovery has stood at the head | of throat and lung remedies. As a , preventive of pneumonia, and healer of weak lungs it has no equal. Sold under guarantee at All Drugigsts. 50c and Jj $1.00. Trial bottle free. ju * THE RST PttJi ETQ SOLD. "After* doctoring 15 years for 1" chronic indigestion, and spending over ; k two hundred dollars, nothing has done me as much good as Dr. King's New Life Pills. I consider them the best J pill* ever sold," writes B. F. Ayscue, d of Ingleside, N. C. Sold under guarantee at All Druggists. 25 cents. Ju J 8TONES IN THEIR- P0CKET8. 1 Nevada Mine Promoters Are Familiar Figures in the Hotels. Mine promoters from Nevada are familiar figures Id the hotel lobbies in Kansas City these days, says the Kansas City Star. Many of them are coming here to display rich collections of gold and copper-bearing rock and to hear some of them tell about the richness of the mines they own or represent gives the Impression that about all a person has to do to get rich Id Nevada Is to file a claim. The rich strikes made In Nevada In the last year or two have caused hun- " dreds of promoters to flock to that , country, file on some kind of a claim and then organise a corporation and issue stock. Then begins the struggle to sell this stock. "If a policeman were to come In here and arrest some of our guests be would find stones in their pockets." a clerk at one of the large hotels said. "These stones are not carried around as a means of -offense or defense, but rather as a (beans of exi pense. Now. you might not understand what 1 mean by that, because you have never bought any mining stock. These stones the promoters carry around in their pockets represent tbe richness of the mines out In Nevada. Now there is no joke in , that; the stones that some of the men carry in their pockets represent about all the mine is worth." HAD HIM DEAD TO RIGHTS. I Circumstantial Evidence Certainly | Was Strong in This Case. "Yes. they call It circumstantial evi- | dence. But she won all right." So said the old gentleman reminlscenlly j to his companion, a younger and much less experienced man. The two men . were discussing life in double harness. Tbe younger one was anxious. He felt half afraid. So he consulted bis ' friend, older and far more experienced than he In the matrimonial field. "But how did they prove it?" queried the young man. The older man had seen telling him of his own peculiar experience. And he told it in a sad. way. ."Well." replied the experienced one. "Nell, she i'.jck a needle In her , ralst about a yea; before 1 got so strong. And that blamed needle kept working around there all the time. *

I got kinder stro::a and kept on going. | 1 was there to stc her most every ! ' night. Finally that blamed needle worked out of my aim ""d she ppd ma I i dead to rights. It doesn't pay to get i too close to a good thing sometimes." < CARD OF THANKS. < We wish to thank our kind friends < for their kindness in our late bereave- < ment of the loss of our daughter, Jos- i ephine Chambers. , Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers. NOTICE ( TheTpot pie dinner to be given by 1 the ladies of the Methodist Church on < Tuesday. June 30th, will be held on < the vacant lot on Washington street, . opposite the Reading terminal. The dinner will be served from 5 to 8 ' o'clock. Contributions for the di nney 1 may be left with Mrs. R. C. Hugh- s | or Mrs. S. A. Foster. J < Your money grows when* in a bank, ( without effort from yon, even when you are asleep. Try it. Begin now. Security Trust Company will help I you. to save. V"

^ i f FOURTH Of JULY "COOL CAPE Mil" LIST IF FJEyrptTIORS MORNING Oration by Hon I. T. Nichols. Chorus of three hundred voices. Concerts by Wheelock's Indian Band, composed of full blooded Oneida Indians. At Willow Grove last summer. Will give three concerts daily, free, at Cape May during season 1908 at beach pavilion. Old-fashioned sports and games. N AFTERNOON Yacht and Power Boat races under auspices Cape May Yacht Club, famous harbor, over a 2# mile course. The entire course visible. Concerts by Wheelock's Tndian Band. Base Ball — Cape May vs. Dennisville. Teams composed of noted players. V. EVENING Spectacular pageant. Grand electric and fireworks display. Three thousand or more in line. Several bands. Many unique ,fioats and striking costumes. Wbeelock's Indian Band in native costume.. Bathing on the most magnificent beach in the world, good at all hours. e Special train will leave Cape May at-11 P. M. on the Pennsylvania Railroad to enable visitors from points between Cape May and Millville to return. Special train on Reading at 11:30 P. M. UNDER THE 'DIRECTION OF IRE BOARD 0E TRADE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PERSONALLY - CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS TO NIAGARA F ALLS July 1, 15, August 5, 19, September.2 aud 16, 1908 tonA-Tip $12.00 ™« Cape May Tickets good koine on regular trains day Ex-fore excursion to Philadelphia, and SPECIAL TRAIN of Pullman Parlor Cars and Day Coachea leaving Philadelphia p'lCTUKESQUE SUSQUEHANNAH VALLEY ROUTE Tickets L'ood returning on regular trains within SIXTEEN DAYS ln.-ludlng date of excursion. Stop-off within limit allowed at Buffalo returning. Illustrated Booklet and full Information may be obtained from Ticket Agents. J. R. WOOD. "X GEO. W. BOYD. Passenger Traffic Manager \ • General Passenger Agent Philadelphia Pa • a Sealed ate Certified The only safe milk, for Children and Invalids WAWA, C H. TAQQART 517 WASHINGTON ST., CAFE MAY, N. J. b 1 $ OOOAN>OO©OOO««>oooooooooco<X - BOTH PHONES ~~ FREE DELIVERY « > i: CAMDEN BOTTLING CO. :: ' 312 AND 311 WASHINGTON STREET. || » A full line. of Wines, Liquors, Imported and Domestic. 1. . All kinds of Beers / > > Pabst Blue Ribbon C i » Pabst Milwaukee fi' , Schlitz " / > | Schlitz " Blue Label J ^ i Anhauser Busch Budweiser j Real German Lager ' Hosiers Columbus Ohio Beer * * 1 Fred Teal Favorite Beer * * > Tannbauser f > , Mount Vernon Rye, Patterson and Cohan No. 6, Mackin- , , , lay Scotch, Black and White Scotch, Sunny Brook. < , All kinds of Soft Drinks and Mineral and Lithia Waters . > ^ 1

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