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AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO IS OWSTITUTKW OF TE STATE OF HE* JERSEY BY THE LEGISLATURE OF 1908. SENATE CONCURRENT RE80LU- j TION NO. 0. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. Be it Resolved (the House of At-i sembly concurring;, That the follow- 1 ing amendments lo the couetitutlou of j this State be and the same are hereby 1 proposed, and when the same shall be | agreed to by a majority of the member a j electttfW the Seuate and House of A»•embly , the said amendments shall be. . entered 'on their journals, with they em, and nays thereon, and referred to the Legislature next to be chosen, and published for three months prior to the first Tuesday after the first Monday of No- , vember next, In at least one newspaper of eaeh county, to be designated by the 1 President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Assembly and the Secre- i tary of State: i 1. Strike out paragraph 8 of section-, I. Article IV. and insert in place them- 1 of the following; 8. Elections lor members of the Sen- 1 ate and General Assembly shall be held 1 every two years on the first Tuesday after the first Monday iu November, te- 1 ginning anno domlni one thoifiaud nlue < hundred ard ten, atrd every second year t thereafter; and the two Home6 shall 1 meet separately on ihe second Tuesday I < In January in each year, at which time | of meeting the legi-lative year ahall t 64 commence { I y 1 2. Strike out paragraph I of seel Ion ! 1 U, Article IV, and m-ertin place there- l of the following: 1. The Senate shall be composed of, one Senator from each count • in the f State, elected by the legal voters of 1 lie counties respectively, for four years. ' 8 Strike out paragraph 2 of tection II, Article IV, and Insert iu place j thereof the following: 2. As soon as the Senate shall meet after the first election to be held in pur- j * ■uance of this constitution they .-hall be . divided by the Seuate as equally as may be into two classes. The seats of the Senators of the first class shall be vacated al the tXDiration of I lie second the 1 d

_^year; of the second class, at the expire- I tion of the fourth year so thatoue class | may be elected every second year and if 1 vacancies happen, by reelguatio < or ' otherwise, the persons elected to supply auch vacancies shah be elected for the ! uuexpir d terms only ; provided. that the Senators having the 'onyest period of time still to serve at the time of making ■aid division shall be entitled to the longer terms. 4. olrike out paragraph I of section , III, Article IV and insert in p'ace thereof the following: 1. The General Assembly shall be composed of memberselected by the levoter of the oountiea, respectively, " every aeooDd year, beginning on the first Tuesday after the first Monday iu November, auuo domiui one thousand nine hundred and ten, who shall be apportioned among the said counties as nearly aa may be according to the number of the Inhabitants. The Legislature shall , & the year one thousand nine hundred and ten, and at its first session alter each United d tales decennial census hereafter, and not ofteuer, divide aud arrange each courny of this Btate into a district or districts for the ejection there- - In of a member or uiemoera of tee Gen- 1 ■ eral Assembly Each Assembly dis-L trlct so constituted shall contain, as , nearly as practicable, an equal number j of inhabitants, and shall c«uelst of con- 1 , venleut and contiguous territory iu a . compact form, but no county, or part , thereof, ahall be joined with any other , county, or part thereof, In any such I , district; provided, that each county . , shall, at all times, be entitled to at least i < one member, and the whole uumber of j j members to be chosen shall never ex- 1 , oeed alxty. 1 6 The Court of Last Resort by what- 1 , ever name known, la hereby Invested | .with exclusive original jurisdiction and With full power, under such procedure \ as it may by rules presciibe, to review I any division and arrangement* made by the Legislature into Assembly districts of the counties of this r-tale for the a pnrpoee of determining wnether such Br- r rangement aod division, or auy part - thereof, is in accordance or iu cocdict ; with this section, aud, if iu conflict' 1 herewith, to adjudge the same, or such 1 part thereof as may be iu conflict here- 1 With, null and void. Iu case said court j shall determtue such arrangemeut and i division, or auy part thereof, to ne null c and void the Levi iature shall mooted , pioceed

to make a new arrangement and division, entire or partial, as the action of j the court may require. 6. /8trike out paragraph 3 of Article i V and insert in place thereof the follow- j Ing: „ . 8. The Governor shall hold hisotlice : for tour years, to commence at twelve o'clock noon on the Hard Tuesday of January next ensuing the election for Governor by the people, and to tud at twelve o'clock noon uu the third Tuesday of January four years thereafter; j and he shall be incapable of holdiug | that office for four years next alter his term of service shaii have expired; and no appointment or nomination to office shall be made by the Goeruor during ' the last week of his saidrtenu. 6. Strike out paragraph tj of section II, Article VII, and insert in place there uiUteJullQWlngi 0. Clerks and suirog&ies of counties ahall be elected by the people tbeir ; respective couuties at i he elections for members of the General Assembly. They shall hold their offices for six 7. Strike out parai raph 7 of section II, ArtidJe VII, ana insert in place thereof the following: 7. Sheriffs and coroners shall be elected by the people of their respective counties at the elections for members of: the General Assembly, and thai] hold their offices for four years, after which four years must elapse before ibey can be again capable of serving. Sheriffs shall annually renewthelr bonds. 8. Add io section 2 of Article VII, three paragraphs to be known as par . - graphs 12, 13 and 14. I Ilk All elections for Governors, membare of the Senate and General Assembly, sheriffs, coroners, oouMy clerks u and surrogates of oonnttea aod all other officers now or hereafter necessary to be chosen by the elector* of the whole State, or of any county thereof, shall be bald every second year, on the first

IF ; Tuesday after the first Monday In November, beginning sodo domiui one thousand nine hundred aod ten. { 13. All elections for justices cf the ) peace and all and any municipal of- : fioera, as distinguished from 8tate and •- county officers as hereinbefore provided, now or hereafter necessary to be chosen I by the electors of any city, borongh, town, township, village or subdivision thereof, or any municipality of this Btate, except counties shall be held I every second year on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, be- | giiiuitig auno domiui one thousand nine - 1 hundred aDd eleven: -i 14. Except aa herein provided with . f relation to the office of Seuarore, all of- . r* : flee IS flllilllr ant: aIm-Iivp , 1 fVw ' of the filling any office at the

time these amendments take effect shall s continue iiL the exercise of the duties - thereof according to their respective t nommlsalons <n leima of nllii i and nn, > til their successors may be elected and ! qualified uuder the provisions of these ■ amendment, and all officers whose L terms of office would expire after these - amendments take effect and prior to ' the electiou an i qualification of tbeir > successors in office, at the election for ' the respective offices first held under the provisions of these amendments, shall continue in office until their successors can he elected and qualified, at the • election for auch office or offices to be beld next after these amendments take 1 effect, according to the provisions hereof. The Legislature shall pass all necee- ( sary laws to arrange the terms of office of all statutory elec ive officers so that . said terms may be in harmony with these amendments, aud to carry Into , j effect the p ovlsioqs hereof. I These anieudiricut*, if adopted, shall 1 take effect and go into operation on the ' first day of February, in ibe year of our Lord ouc thousand nine hundred aud J AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CONSffnmON OF • [ IHE STATE OF NEW JERSFY BY THE LEG- [ J ISIATURE OF 1908. M 11 « ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT KESO-j] Ll'TION. NO. 4. |« ' 11 STATE Or NEW JERSEY. |j

"i Be it Resolved, (the Seuate con- 1 '' earring), That the following uiucudj ments to the Constitution of tnis State ! y j be and the same is hereby proposed, ® and when the same shall be agreed to ® by a majority of the members elected to the Seuate and to tne Houae of As- £ sembly, the said amendment shall be entered on their journals, with the yeas and nays taken thereon, and referred {■ to the Legislature next to be chosen, and published for three months previous to the first Tuesday after the first s Mouday of November next, In at least one newspaper of each county to be • designated by the President of the bent ate. the Speaker of the House ol Aasem- - bly, and the Secretary of State, pay5 ment for each publication to be made ■ by the Treasurer ou the warrant of the Comptroller. ! First— strike out Paragraph 10 of I Section VII of Article IV, aud change the numuera of the following para- ' graphs to correspond. 1 second— Change Paragraph 10 of Article V so as to read as follows: 10 The Governor or person administering the government and tour citl- ! zen* of the Btate appointed by tne GovI ernor, by and with the advice and couj sent of the senate, shall cou-tltute the I I Board of Pardons. The members ot j Laid Board, or any three of them, of whom the Governor ol pe.sou admin- 1 . j the government shall be one, - ■ may remit lines aud forfeitures, and , ! grant reprieves, commutations, par- , dous and parolee, after conviction In ail : | except impeachment. The four , i members specially appointed shall hold , office for live years, and receive for their services a compensation which shall I not be diminished durlug the term of , their appointmeut. I Thiid — Change Section 1 of Article , so as to read as follows: ; , SECTION 1. The judicial power shall be vested iu j ! ! a Court for the trial of impeachiueuts, a ' , Supreme Court. County Court*, and j ( ' Courtoaa may ne established by , Haw, Wliicb ill let lor l outls the Legls- I 1 may alter or abolish as the put" ' j 11c good shall require. | Fourth— Strike out all of Seclious II. ! IV, V, VI. aud VII, of Article VI, i, ! change the number of Sectlou III of', Article VI to Section IT and insert I he i I ; Article II, an J the

- j following sections in Article VI: f| SECTION 111. ! 1 Any judge of auy of the Courts of the - Stah: may be removed for disability I continuing for one year, or for relusaj to ]' : perform Ibe duties of his .office, by a : j vote ot two-thirds of all the "members of < f the Seuate aud of two-thirds of all the r members of '.be House of Assembly vol- f I I tug separately, alter a hearing before ■ both Houses iu joint session. |j SECTION IV. » 1. The Supreme Ctourt shall be or- ' I gauized iu three divisions, namely the ! : Appeals Divisidu, the Law Division. . ; and the Chancery Division It -ball I consist of a Piesiding Justice of tue Api peals Division w ho shall be styled the , : Chief Justice, a Presiding Justice of the i - Law PL mil ill who ahall be styled the j , > Preaideut Justice, aud a Presiding Just- j , c ice Of the t bauceiy Division, w ho shall ' , r be styled the Chancellor, aud eighteen i . Associate J ustices, which uumb. r uiay J t be iucrcaaed by law. 2. The Appeals Division -hail coui sisl ot the Chief Justlc-. and six other ■ '■ Justices Of the Supreme Court to he "as- : si ued by the Governor. AJuo.tceof I - the Supreme Court aasig uoi t.y ihe Gov- . r ernor to the Appeal* Division snail1 f : -erve in said Divisiou uo.ii mc end o! i I bis term. i The remaining Justices shall be as- 1 1 ' slgued by the Supreme Coutt io the > Law or Chancery Division, as the bu-i- < neas of the Court may nquire. , j 3. Whenever the number of causes i - ; before the Appeals Divisiou shall be so < great that the Divisiou caunot promptly < - bear and determine Uicui, the Govci nor - shall, when authorized by statute, tem- > porarily aaelgu five of the Justices of r the o' her Divisions to sit iu the Appeals i 1 Division, which ahall thereupon all iu i > two Division* for the bearing and deck- ; aion of causes pending at the time of ' t mch assignment.

4. Four Jnatteea ahall be necceeary to s constitute a quorum on the final bearing of any cause io the Appeals Divl- ? aion, bat the Supreme Court may pro- - vide by rule for the making of hiterI locutory order* by a leaser number of , justices, or by one justice; such orders i to be subject to revision by the Appeals Division. On the hearing or a cause in the Ap1 peals Division, do Justice who baa gven a judicial opinion in the cause in . vot of or against the judgment, order or decree under review shay sit at the i hearing to review such judgmeut, order i or decree, but the reasons for ifoch • opinion shall be assigned to the Court 1 in writing. i 6 5. A majority of all the *members of <

I the Supreme Court, to be presided over < » by the Chief Justice shall' constitute a ] I the enactment of rules. t : 6. The Supreme Court shall appoint | : one or more reporters, not exceeding t s three, to report the decisions of the > Court, and shall by rule define his or i r their duties and powers. The reporters s r shall hold office for five years, subject, i r however, to removal at the discretion of C the Court. I SECTION V. 1. The Appeals Division shall have J and exercise the appellate jurisdiction heretofore possessed by the Court of Errors and Appeals, the jurisdiction -j . heretofore poueeered by the Supreme k Court ou writ of error, aud the jur.sdic- | ( . tion heretofore possessed by the Freroga- ; ^ | tive Court on appeal, and by the Ordi- 1 _ , narv on appeal, and such further up- i peflate jurisdiction as may be conferred j ® it by Law, together with such original jurisdiction as may be incident j , , to the complete determination of any ^ cause ou review, aaviug, however, the ji right of trial by jury. 1 ' 2. The jurisdiction heretofore po>- ' f sessed by the Supreme Court and the. Justices thereof nut hereby conferred on | ' j the Api>eals Division, ana the jurlsuic- . tion hcictufore posset«ed by the Circuit Courts and the Judges thereof, aud auch . further origiual jurisdiction not ol an H equitable uatnre, aud such further apfiellate jurisdiction from iufeilor courts, I as may be couferred by statute, shall be ., | exercised by the Law Division of the M Supreme Court aud by the several ju»I uces thereof, in accordance with rule* , ' I of practice aud procedure prescribed by f statute, or in the absence of statute, by

| the Supreme Cuurt. 3 the juriadlction heretofore poei- (teased by the Prerogative Court and the I- Ordinary, not hereby conferred on the 1 e Appeals Divisiou, and the jurisdiction I. j heretofore possessed by tne Court of ; ' 0 Chancery and the Chancellor, and such J further origiual equity jurisdiction aa h may be conferred by statnte, and auch L further original juriadiction aa is now b conferrable on the Prerogative Court ' , 1 shall be exercised by the Chancery Divl- 1 . aion aud by the Chancellor and thesev- 1 • eral juhticee of said Division in accord- j t ance with the rules of practice aud prot oedure prescribed by statute, or, iu tig; 6 absence of statute, by the Supreme - Court, but the Justices of that Divisiou 1 ' - shall be under such control and super- : - vision by the Chancellor as shall be pro- ' vided by tpa Supreme Court. - 4. Terms of the Supreme Court presided over by a slugle Justice or the: ' Law Division for the trial of issues j i jolued lo or brought to the Law Dtvl- I - aion of the Supreme Court ahall be held i In the several counties at times fixed by ' ' the Supreme Court. Until so fixed, j such trial terms shall be beld at the j : ■ places and times now fixed by law for ' [ ■ the holdiug of the Courts of Common { ■ Pleas iu the several counties 5. The tiupreuie Court may provide | ? ' : by rule for the trausfer ol auy cause or j* 1 1 issue irum the Law Divisiou to the ' Chancery Divisiou, or from the Chan- 1 . leery Division to the Law Division of * the Supreme Court, and from the County i j* Court to the Law Division or the Chau- j eery Dlvis on of the Supreme Court, nd ®j for the giviug of complete legal and j , equitable reliefSu any caUM iu tbeCourt i Q or Division where it may be pending. { 6. Nothing herein contained ahall Q nreveul the alteration, by law of any' f statutory power or jurisdiction confer- i red uixiu any Court or Judge since 'be ] adoption of the Constitution in the year ' K one tbouaaud eight bun j red aud forty- ! e i four, aud nothing herein contained ' . ! shall prevent ibe Legislature from con- ' .! ! lerriug upon auy iulerior Court which 1 e j may hereafter be established such pow- ( () I er or jurisdiction as was exercised by or | „ I which may now be conferred upon the 1 ., I interior Courts meulioued In beet ion I : | of Article VI, of the Constitution of 1844. , e SECTION VI. : o The County Courts shall have aud ex- 1 81 | erclse, iu all cases within the county 11 j auch original common law jurisdiction ■ au.ii original common law jurisdiction

'{concurrent with the -upreme Court, aud such other juriadictlou heretofore | exercised by courts inferior to the BuI preme Court aud the Prerogative Court j ' j as may t>e provided by law. The final 'ljudgmeiits of the County Courts may 1 ! be brought for review before the Bu- ! ' preme Court in the Appeals Division. I r ntil otherwise provided, the juriadic'Uiou heretofore exercised by the Courts I ■'of Comniou Pleas, orphans' Courts. ' Courts of Oyer and Terminer, Courts of ] •juarter Sessions, or by the Judges thereI ■ f, shall be exercised' by ihe Couuty ! Courts pursuaut to rules prescribed by j the Supreme Court. The justices of the Law Division of the Supreme Court shall be ex officio Judges of the Couuty Courts. All other jurisdiction or authority uow vested iu any Court, Judge, or i magistrate with jurisdiction inferior to j the Court* in this section meutioued, ! | and not superseded by this article, shall - j continue to be exercised by sucn Court. I (Judge or magistrate until the Legts- | Iature shall otherwise provide SECTION VII. j This ameuumeut to the Constitution suit or pi ceediug i eudiug wbeu it takes effect. The -Supreme Court shall jtl.e a pp "lulu re Di i-lon "or '' Court I created iu.s ame. .lme-.L Mature, : I pending when Ibis a ueu-iineiit lakes | effect aha'! la- dc-id-d by ihe judge or judges lo whom i iev weie suomrtted I i and ihe order jud man or decree mide i or advised by said judge shall be cut. red us that of the Dirisfon or Court to - wnich the suit or proceeding shall have been trausferred. Fifth— Strike out Paragraphs 1, 2,5 and 8 of bectiou II of Article VII; and' substitute the foliowiug Paragraphs In place or Paragraphs 1 and 2. and ' cuange the numbers of the Paragraphs following S to correspond: ;| I

0 L The Chief Justice of the Supreme r- Court, the President Justice of the Law I- Division, the Chancellor and the Asso- " elate Justices of the Supreme Court - shall by nominated by the Governor f and appointed by htm, with the advice s and consent of the Senate. They ehali s not be Jess than thirty-five yean of age and shall have been practicing attorneys - in the Bute for at least ten years. They 1 shall bold office for the term of seven i yean; ahall, at stated times, receive for - their services a compensation which snail not he diminished during their • term of office, and they "ball hold no other office under the Government of the 8tete, or of the United Statea, and shall not engage in the practice of law daring their term of office. The Chancellor and the Chief Justice of the SuCourt, and the Vice Chancellors and Associate Juatloee of the Snpreme takes effect, ahall be J ustioee of the Supreme Court nntil the expiration of their respective terms. The Circuit Court Judges in office when thin amendment takes effect shaii be continued Id office with the of the Juatloee of the Supreme Court, at the Circuit until the expiration of their respective terms. Tbey may hold the County Courts, subject to assignment by the Law Division of the Supreme Court 2. The Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall ! appoint one Judge of the County Court in each oonnty, and such additional f Judge or Judges in any county | as may be authorized by law. Tbu ' County Judges may hold court in any ( county subject to the control of the Su- i preme Court. The County Judges shall ' bot be less than thirty years of age, and shall have been practicing attorneys In ' State for at least five yeats. They ' shall hold office for the term of five years- shall at stated times receive for < their service- such compensation, which shall not be diminished daring their term of office as ihe Legislature In Its ' discretion shall fix for each couuty, aud ' they shall hold no otb r office under the Government of the State or of the t'nlted States, aud shall not engage in I ' p: actio : of the law in the courts ot the I ' coun y where they hold court during ] ( their term of office. The judges of the I • Common I'leas, in office when this " amendment takes effect shall he the judges cf the County Courts until the j 1 expiration of their present Terms. j c — piiauuii oi iiicu (iicsrui ii-ruis.

3. This amendmeut shall take effect i on th^ firs' Mouday in February, In the I . year next following its adoption by the ; people. 4. The Legislature shall pass all laws I , necessary to carry into effect the provi- ; sions of the constitution and thisamend- ! ment thereof. j AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO IBE CONSTITUTION OF ! THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGISLATURE OF 1901. I ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESO- I LUTION, NO. 9. 3TATE OF NEW JERSEY. . Be YT Resolved (the Senate concurring), That the following amendment : I to the constitution of this State be and \ ! the same la hereby proposed, and wljen | tbe same shall be agreed to- by a majority of the members elected to the; Senate and House of Asa-mbly tbe said ! amendment shall be entered on their!1 j journa.s. with the ayes and nays taken i thereon, and referred to tlie Legislature U'-rt to be chosen, and published for ' | three months prior to the first Tuesday | ' j after the first Monda. of November next, I in at least one newspaper of ^each I couniy, to be designated by tbe President of xbe Seuate, the Speaker of the J I House of Assembly and the Secretary State: ( ' Amend by striking out Paragraph 7, ' ] i IV, Article IV, aud In place ( thereof tbe following: I . 7. Members of the Senate shall re- ' | celve, annually, the sum of one th- u- ' : sand dollars, aud members of the Gen- I : ' erai Assembly shall receive anuually, j tbe sum of ten hundred dollars during the lime for which they shall have been ' elected and while they shall hold their f uuient, directly or lodliectly, for any purpose whatever, The President of ■ tne Seuate. and tbe Sjieakerof the Ueueral Assembly shall, iu virtue of their office, receive an additional compensation, equal to one-third of their allriwauce as memoers. s-1 14 3

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS e Estate of Theodore Mueller, deceased. " j Pursuant to the order of Chas. P. . j ! Vanaman. Surrogate of the County of ' J j Cape May, made on the 30th day of ' [ July, A. D., 1908, on the application * I of the subscriber. Executrix, of said. * deceased, notice is hereby given to the * | creditors of said deceased to exhibit' to the subscriber under oath or affirm- '• j ation their --laims and demands against i the estate of said deceased within nine months from the 30th day of July. A ' i D.. 1908, or they will be forever barred ' i of any action againt the subsscriber. ' l>at-d July '-'0th. A D.. 1908. 'j CAROLINE MUELLER, Executrix. Tt FOR SORE FEET. , j "I have found Buck len's Arnica Salve I to be the proper thing to use for w e • , feet, as weil as for healing bums. . ! sores, ruts and all manner of abrasions. " writes Mr. W, Stone, of East Poland. ; Maine It is the proper thing too for piles. Try It! Sold under guarantee ' at All Druggists. 25c. au CASTOR I A ' For Infants and Children. ■ The Kind You Hare Always Bought Your money grows when in a bank, without effort from yon, even when ; you are asleep. Try it. Begin now. I- Security Trust Company will help , you to save. I For Cool, Coke and Wood, phone T. i W. Millet and Son,

-T- ' ( ' " ' li' ill | £ j 1 Scoff J Emulsion strengthen* enfeebled Z * , j nursing' mothers by* increasing their flesh _jr . £ « »" nerve force. I t Z b provides baby with the necessary fat A 1 ,an^ mineral food for healthy growth, r JjjyK ALL DrUCOISTSj 60c. AND SkOO. 1

i FISHING CREEK. - Sunday with Albert Johnson at Sea- ' Si. , Charles Brenner was an over Sunday t visitor with his wife and son at J. W. * Snyder's. " » | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams, of . Frankf ord and spending a few days with i Mrs. Jacob BametL 1 Mr. Bohn, from Highland, moved his ( family and goods here on Saturday 1 I* st. Mrs. Almira Snyder and daughter ! Bertha, of New York, is visiting her , son, Virgil Snyder, for afew days. Mrs. Albert Fierson, of Seaside, spent Sunday with her brother. ( Georgie Woolson, of Cape May Point, was visiting hej aunt, Mrs. Daniel v Miss Bessie Harrjs is visiting ber friend, Mrs. John Snyder, for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews spent with ^lis sister, Mrs. Frank Thomas, ut Court House. Mr. and Mrs. Hydes, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Wm. Thompson and I I mother, Mrs. Virgil Schellenger, of ! May, called on their friend, -Mr. ' I J. Snyder. Mrs. Henry Bennett and Deborah i | and Mrs. Harry Thompson. ! i of Green Creek, spent the day with I ol Green Greek, the day

| j her mother, Mrs. Daniel Woolson, on B Monday. j Charles Barnett, of Holly Beach, is 8 I visiting his cousin, Mrs. May Heming- ' I way. | Misses Edna. Jennie, Bertha, Hannah and(Leslie Woolson, and Abe Shepjpard, spent Saturday evening with p j Miss Olive and Ell wood Douglas. ! Mrs. Jacob Barnett is on tbe sick ! list. We hope for her a speedy re- ; covery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews and . I children spent Tuesday evening with | his mother, Mrs. Cynthia Matthews. , Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Tomlin, of j Jersey City, visited his aunt, Minnie j Bates. j j Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Foster and son, j I Earl, spent Sunday with his sister, I Mrs Daniel Woolson. j Mesdames Ella Johnson, Emma | Shaw, Allie Barnett, AnniefWoolson. I Martha Snyder, Sarah H. Pierson, j , ; Kate Snyder. Almira Snyder and j daughter Bertha, from New York. L [spent the day with their sister, Mrs. | , Joseph Snyder at a home gathering. ] All report a fine time I 1 Leslie Woolson took a fishing party i ( to the Baltimore grounds Thursday. • ] I All reported a good time until a while ! I before leaving, when a portion of them I did not care to fish. Those in the j ' party were : Misses Jennie Woolson, | < ' O'ive Douglass. Bessie Shepperd. I Elizabeth Newkirk. Ethel Rutherford, | ' Eva Rutherford and Hannah Woolson. I | Messrs. Daniel Woolson. Lemuel Schel- ! j | Abe Shepperd. Prof. Frank ' I Woolson. The party caught ahout fifty | j pound of fish. The ladies catching the ; p most of the in. j a I & COLD SPRING. Mr snd Mrs. J. Hollis Hoffman, I v and Mrs. S. Douglass, Mr. and ' 1 Mrs. D. Hoffman, of .Fishing Creek, -iirs. u. noninao, ot .r islung Creek,

! are planning for a fine trip to Niagara ! [. Falls and other points, August 28. | I '• ; Mrs. Johnson, of Cape May City, j ' f was the guest of her niece. Mrs. Han- | n nah Learning the first of the week, d Mr and Mrs E. Kales were over ! 0 Sabbath visitors. ' Miss Olive Douglass took tea with ' ! Miss Mary Phillips, Tuesday, e Dr. C. Eldredge, of Philadelphia, - dined with his aunt. Mrs A. Cresse. Sabbath last. j Mr and Mrs. L. E. Hughes enter- / ained company Saturday Mrs. Wm. T. Chambers, who has ' been ill for a long time is not miprov- ( ing as her friends could wish. a e ; -Among old friends present Rally . t j Day were noticed Mrs. Joshua Borlnr. | who was formerly Miss Helen Bar- F ^ 1 rows, and who in former days was a s : lrequent guest of her uncle Dr. K. P. Wales, who at that tiu»e was a resident - 1 of the village. ; Mrs. Jas. Arnold, of Philadelphia, . i is the guest of her njece, Mrs Louis Eldredge. { Miss Mary Phillips, of Wist Grove. ' Pa . kindly assisted at the Rally Dayexercises In Old Brick Church. Sab- | I bath morn ipg. She was enteietained j : b y Mr. and Mrs. A. Matthews. j - OA.STOHIA. Bttn tbe Kind Yoc Hw Always Bought j ! ^ r ^£ai^5& Help your City, help New Cape May, and you will help your bank at be same time.

UNCLAIMED LETTESS. t - Lift of unclaimed letters remaimng . in Cape May Dostoffice for week ending August 20, 1908: t Allen. Joseph W. ; Baker. Mrt. . Fred; Bennett, Miss E. ; Brown, Wm. ; r Brown, Mrs. A. W. ; Brown, Edward; f Burdick. Mrs. J. W. ; Church, H. O. ; i Crimp, Geo. A. ; Fassitt, Mrs. Am,. B ; Gillette, Mrs. C. E. ; Gill, Mm. S. 5 W. ; Boss, Walter; Howell. Miss Lilr liau ; Hughes. Mrs. Chas. ; Jones, John H. ; Johnson, Miss La Blonde ; Mitcfar ell. Mrs. S. ; Morray. Miss Maggie; • Perkins, Mrs. Hannah; Pierce, Walker ; Stopper. Mrs. ; Sluttenleib, , Benj. ; Smith, Mrs. Horace ; Stiles, Wm. ; Thornton. Mrs. Wm. ; Thomas, Mi ss J. H. ; Thomas, Miss Hattie L. ; ! Weinberger, Sofie; Wbeaton. Miss Lulu Mary. 2 : Wilman. Mrs. John. In calling for the above please say advertised. J. E. TAYLOR. P .M. WHO LUES GOOD THINGS. Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West FrankMaine says: "I like good thing, and have adopted Dr. King's New Life Pills as our family laxative medicine, because they are good and do their work without makjng a fuss about i'." These painless purifiers sold at All Drug Stores. 26c. i . r

The Security Trust Company has demonstrated ita worth and standing i in this community. Therefore the . community should strongly support it. LIFE QUARD BALL | One of the largest, if not tbe largest social affairs of the season was the Grand Ball given last night for the benefit of the Life Gnarda. The large lobby of the Stockton was crowded with handsomely gowned women and the magnificent display of jewels conld not be surpassed at a mid winter affair. broad porches were taxed to their full oapaclty and the grand stair case in the colonial lobby was filled with dancers, resting between and sitting out dances. The music by Wheelock's j U. S. Indian Band was of an ercep- | tionally high order, and everyone that was within hearing seemed to walk with rythmic step with the music. The committee had looked after . even j the most minor details, and deserve I the thanks of all our people both resii dent and summer colony. ! Toe amount which they will have on hand to present to the guards could J not he ascertained, but they hive sucj ceeaed beyond their highest expectations. EXCELLENT HEUTH ADVICE. Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 379 ! Gifford avenue, Sao Jose, Oal., sayB : | "Tbe woith of Electric Bittdrs as | general family remedy for headache, biliousness and torpor of the liver and is so pronounced that I am prompted to say a word in its favor, I the benefit of those seeking relief such affile i/ons. There is more I health for the digestive organs in a j of Electric Bitters than in any | other remedy I know of " Sold under guarantee at All Druggists 50c. au j The Security Trust Company is al- [ glad to see you and ever ready i lend a hepling hand.

To avoid losing money by fire or I deposit it in Security Trust LUTHER INGERSOLL Registered Electrical Contractor House.- wired for Electric Lights Elerir:,- i-ells and Annunciator installed Agent for the Ann Arbor Gasoline , Light -ystem. positively the cheapest and i>esr artificial light on the market. Emmaies furnished, prompt attention. l ri es reasonable. Repair work specialty. P. 0- BOX NO. 3, ERMA N. J. Keystone Telephone Connections The Cape May Light and Power Co. 60 YEARS' ^^^^^■^EXPERIENCE dcsmns COPYBKiHTS AC. i „ en? Wnlon* p P"r I'r.Tcnunn u probably waiijUa OMmnni" Uona Patrols teSSiiS