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ambwexis mnsa to tk cncnniTM 1 IS ST ATI OF KM JEtSET RT TEE 1KtSLATCK Of IW feENATE CONCURRENT RESOLI TION NO. 6. , STATE OF NEW/ JERSEY. Be it Resolved (the House of Ae sembly concurring), That the follow , lnc amendments to the constitution o ^thln Bute be and the same are hereb; proposed, and when the same shall hi agreed to by a majority of the mem ben elected to the Senate and House of Ae sembly, the said amendments shall Lx entered on their journals, with the yea and nays thereon, and referred to tin Legislature next to be chosen, and pub lished for three months prior to the firs! Tuesday after the first Monday of No v ember next, in at least one newspapei of eaeh county, to be designated by the President of the Senate, the Speaker oi the House of Assembly and the Secretary of State: 1. Strike out paragraph 8 of section I. Article IV, and Insert ln"place thereof the following: 8. Elections for members of the Senate and General Assembly shall be held every two years on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, beginning anno domlnfone thousand nine hundred ard ten, and every seoond year thereafter; and the two Houses shall meet separately on the second Tuesday In January id each year, at which time of meeting the legislative year shall commence / 2. Strike out paragraph I, of section II, Article IV, and Insert in plaoe thereof the following: 1. The Senate shall be composed of one Senator from each count.) in the State, elected by the legal voters of the counties respectively, for four years. 8 Strike out paragraph 2 of section II, Article IV, and Insert In place thereof the following: 2. As soon as the Senate shall meet after the first election to be held In pursuance of this constitution they shall be divided by the Senate as equally as may be Into two classes. The seats of the Senators of the first class shall be vacated at the expiration of the second year; of the secoud class, at The expiration of the fourth year, so that oue class may be elected every second year and if vacancies happen, by reslguatloo or otherwise, thr persons elected to supply such vacancies shall be elected for the unexpir d (ermsoniy; provided. tbatlhe Seoatdrs having the longest period of time still to serve at the time of making ■aid division shall be entitled to the longer terms. 4. Strike out paragraph I of section III, Article IV and insert in place thereof the following: 1. The General Assembly shall be composed of members elected by the legal voter of the counties, respectively, every second year, beginning on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, anno domlni one thousand nine hundred and ten, who shall be apportioned among the said counties as nearly as may be according to the number of theiuhabitauts. The Legislature shall in the year one thousand nine hundred "and ten, and at its first session after each United Stales decennial census hereafter, and not ofteuer, divide and - arrange each county of this Btate into a district or districts for the election therein of a member or uieuibenrol liie General Assembly. Each Assembly district so constituted shall contain, as nearly as practicable, an equal number of inhabitants, aud shall consist of couvenleut and contiguous territory in a Compact lorm, but no county, or pan thereof, shall be joined with any other oounty, or part thereof, in any such district; provided, that each oouuty ■ball, at all times, be entitled to at least one member, pad the whole number of ( members to be chosen shall never ex- i oeed sixty. The Court of Last Resort, by whatever name known, is hereby invested With exclusive original jurisdiction aud j with full power, under such procedure as It may by rules prescribe, to review I any division and arrangements made by the Legislature into Assembly districts of the counties of this Btate for the purpose of determining wnetber such arrangement and division, or any part thereof, is in. accordance or in conflict with this section, and, if in conflict herewith, to adjudge the same, or such part thereof as may be iu conflict herewith, null and void. In case said court j shall determine such arrangement and division, or any part thereof, to be null and void the Leg I lal Are shall proceed to make a new arrangement and diviaion, entire or partial, as the action of the court may require. 6. Btrike-out paragraph 3 of .Article V and insert in place thereof the followaj: The Governor shall hold his office for four years, to commence at twelve o'clock uocu on the third Tuesday of January next ensuing the election for; Governor by the people, and lo end at twelve o'clock noon ou ike third Tuesday of January four years thereafter; and he shall be incapable of holding thamtlice for four years next after his j term of service shah have expired ; and no appointment or nominatiou to office i shall be made by the Governor during - Ah* last week of blaaaid term. i. 6. Strike out paragraph ti of section i II, Article VII, and Insert in place thereof the following: 6. Clerks and surrogates of counties shall be elected by the people nt tbeir respective counties at the elections for members of the General Assembly. They shall hold their offices for six years. 7. Strike out paragraph 7 of section II, Article VII, and insert in place thereof the following: 7. Sheriffs and coroners shall be elec- ' ted by the people of their respective counties at the elections lor members of the General Assembly, and shall bold 1 their offices for fonr years ..after which j four years must elapse before they con be again capable of serving. Sheriffs ■hall annually renew tbeir bonds. 8. Add to section 2 of Article VII, three paragraphs to be known as nar,E he 18, 18 and 14. All elections for Governors, memof the Senate and General Assembly. sheriffs, coroners, oounty clerks awl surrogates of ooonttaa and all other oflBcars now or btreaftsr necessary to b» chosen by the elector* of the wboie mall, or or any oounty thereof, shall be haM every aacond ytar, ou tbv first ie

I Of Tuesday after the first Monday In Nc vember, beginning anno ' domlni. on thousand nine hundred and ten. 18. All elections for justices cf tb peace and all and any municipal ol beers, aa distinguished from State ant CiU- county officers as hereinbefore provided now or hereafter necessary to be chose* by the electors of any city, borough town, townahlp, village or subdlviteOL thereof, or any municipality of thii State, except counties, shall be held every second year on the first Tueeday after the first Monday in November, toe- , ginning anno dominl one thousand nine As- hundred and eleven. >w- " 14. Except as herein provided with of relation to the office of Senators, all of:hy fleers filling any elective office at the be time these amendments take effect shall ers continue in the exercise of the duties Ye- thereof according to their respective be commissions or terms of offioe, and unMs tll their successors may be elected and he qualified under the provisions of these ib- amendments, and . all officers whose rst terms of office would expire after these >o- amendments take effect and prior to Mr the elecUon and qualification of their be successors In office, at the election for of the respective offices first held under re- the provisions of these amendments, shall continue in office until their sueon ceaeorscan be elected and qualified, at the re- election for «uch office or offices to be held next after these amendments take in- effect, according to the provisions herald of. ty The Legislature shall pass all neoee:e- aary laws to arrange the terms of office ne of all statutory elective officers so that ar said terms may be in harmony with til these amendments, and to carry Into ty eflect the provisions hereof, ae These amendments, If adopted, ahalt' tll take effect and go Into operation on the first day of February, in the year of our in Lord one thousand nine hundred and *- ten. 3e AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ae THE STATE OF NEW IERSFY BY THE l£G>u tSLATDRE OF 1808. oe « ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESO" £ LUTION, NO. 4. iy I * a-! BTATE OF NEW JERSEY. £ ™ 11k it Resolved, (the Senate cou- ' *'|curriug), That the following tmeud- 1 ®r j meiits lo the Constitution of tnis Stale 1 'J j be and the same is hereby proposed, [ le ! and wbeu the same shall be agreed to 1 I by a major ii y of tjte members elected I 01 j to tbe Senate aud to toe House ol As- 1 '8 I sembly, the said ameudineut shall be ; ,e i entered on their journals, with tbe yeas j aud nays ukcu thereon, and referred >D I to the Legislature Uext to be chosen, : ■* ! and published lor three mouths piev- • I ious to tbe first Tuesday after the first < * Monday of November next) in at least , ; one newspaper of each county to be i ■ i". . designated by tbe President of Uie ben- ■ >t | ate. the Speaker of tbe House ol Assent- I , >• bly, and the Secretary of Slate, pay- 1 e S ment for such publication to be made ' '• I by tbe Treasurer ou tbe warrant of the | Y j Comptroller. , 'f Firet— Strike out Paragraph 10 oft. II ; Section VII of Article IV, aud change j I • the numbers of" th? following para- , r graphs lo correspond. j , » secoud — Change Paragraph iO of ; | I* Article V so as to read as follows: , a 10 The Governor or person admlnls- , - teriug the government aud four cm- j t - reus of Uie stale appointed by ttie Gov- • , - ernor, by and with the advice and con- 1 * sent of the Senate, shall constitute the- 1 i r Hoard of Paidous. 1'he members ol 1 1 - said Hoard, ot any three of them, of |< a whom tbe Governor or pe.son admin- j ( i ; is ten n g tbe government shall be obe, t r may remit fines and forfeitures, aud ( i grant reprieves. commutaUous, par- ( 7 \ dons aud paroles, after couvictlon in all f t cases except impeacbmeuL The four ( t , members specially appointed shall bold c - ; office for five years, and receive for their services a compensaUon which shall > - 1 not be diminished during ihe term of « I I their appointment. t ' I Third — Change Section 1 of Anicle , & VI, so as to read as follows: c 3 1 SECTION 1. / I The judicial power shall be vested in J s a Court for the trial of impeachments, a - Supreme Court, County Courts, and t i such other Courts Inferior to the Su- , t pretne Court, as may be established by , t law, which iuferlor i ouris tbe Lt-gls-i i lature may alter or abolish as the pub- i - > Ihfgood shall require. t . Fourth— Strike out all of Seclious II, ! 1 IV, V, VI, aud VII, of Article VI, c 1 change the number of Sectiou III of L I ! Article VI to Sectiou II, aud lusert the i ( - | following sections iu Article \'t: t ' SECTION III. « ; ! Auy judge of any of the Courts of the j - State may be removed for disability j coutinuing for one year, or for refusal to t : perform the duties of his .office, by a r : , vote ol two-thirds of all tbe members of i f I the Senate aud of tw o-lhirds of all the 1 1 r ; members of tbe House of Assembly vol- ] c r ing separately, after a beariug before ( - ' both Houses in joint session. : , * i SECTION IV. I ■ > 1. The Supreme Court shall be or- j t I gauized iu three divisions, namely: the i t ; Appeals Division, the Law Division. | g : and tbe Chancery Division It snail ( - consist of a Presiding Justioe of me Ap- 4 j i peals Division w ho shall be styled tbe l ; Chief Justice, a Presiding J usuce of the 1 1 Law Division who shall be styled the j a > President justice, and a Presldiug Just- 1 c r Ice of the Chancery Division, who shall J t be styled tbe Chancellor, and eighteen 1 1, . Associate J ustlces, which number may | . be increased by law. | 2. The Appeals Division shall coni sist of the Chief Justice, aud six other I a s Justices of the Supreme Court to be as- s ishued by the Governor. A Justice wf ; L - 'the Supreme Court assigned uy the Gov- c e 1 ernor to the Appeals Division shall; f rerve in said Division until the end of t I I bis term. t i| The remaining Justices shall be as- c i j aigued by the Supreme Court to the [ » Law or Chancery Division ,** the buei- e nees of the Court may require. j , V- When eve, the number of causes a - before the Appeals Division shall be so c Kt that the Division cannot promptly e and determine them, tbe Governor ' - shall, whan authorised by statute, tern- t * porarily assign five of Tbe Justices of r the other Divisions to sit in tbe Appeals a a Division, which shall thereupon ell in « s two Divutons for tba bearing and dad- ( ; " a.u— of .

S'o- 4. Four Justices shall be necessary me constitute a quorum ou tbe final hea ing of any cause In the Appeals Dlv the slon, bnt the Supreme Court may pr vide by rale tor tbe making of Into nd locator? orders by a lesser number i Bd, justices, or by one justice; sucbtordei «t to be subject to revision by the Appca :h, Division. on On the hearing of a pause in the Aj (lis peals Division, no Justice who hi :ld given s judicial opinion in the cause t ay favor of or against the judgment, orde or decree under review shall sit at tb ue hearing to review such judgmcut, orde or decree, but tbe reasons for sue! tb opinion shall be assigned to the Cour >f- in writing. be 5. A majority of all the member# o ill the Supreme Court, to be presided ove ee by the Chief Justice shall constitute i ve quorum for the assignment of justices d- aqd for the appointment of officers, anc id the enactment of rules, ie 6. The Supreme Court shall appoiu se one or ifiore reporters, not exceed in f se three, to report the decisions of thi to Court, and shall by rule define his oi ir their duties and powers. Tbe reporter! n shall hold offioe for five years, subject. Br however, to removal at the discretion o! s, the Court. c- SECTION V. " *L Tbe Appeals Dlvlalon shall have and exercise the appellate jurisdiction B heretofore possessed by tbe Court of Errors ana Appeals, the jurisdlqtlon heretofore posses nod by the Supreme Court on writ of error, and the juriGdiotion heretofore possessed by tbe Preroga- . tive Court on appeal, and by the Ordlnary on appeal, and sutffi farther appellate junsalctiou as may be oonferred upon ir by Law, together with such original jurisdiction as may be incident to the complete determination of any H cause on review, saving, however, the right of trial by jury. 2. Tbe jurisdiction heretofore possessed by the Supreme Court and the Justices thereof not hereby conferred on the Appeals Division, and the jurlsaiction heretofore possessed by the Circuit Courts and the J udges thereof, aud such further urigiual jurisdiction not of an equitable ilatiire, aud" such further appellate jurisdiction from inferior courts, r a» may be conferred by statute, shall be exercised by the Law Division oLthe Supreme Court and by the several jusI tices thereof, in accordance with ru(es | of practice aud procedure prescribed by ' statute, or lii the absence or statute, by i the Supreme Cuurt. 3 1 be jurisdiction heretofore pos- - sessed by tue Prerogative Couri aud Ibe - j ordinary , not hereby conferred ou ;bc - ' Appeals Division, and the jurisdiction , heretofore possessed by tbe Court ol ' j Cbaueery and the C'baucellor, aud such I ' furtbt-. orlgn al equity jurisdiction as • may be conferred by Btatute, aud such '■ i furlber original jurisdiction as is now ' coulerrable ou the Prerogative Court 1 1 shall beexercioed by theChancery Divii slon aud by tbe Chaucellor aud the several justices of said Division iu accoidi ' ance with the rules of practice aud pru- ; oedure prescribed by statute, or, iu the I abseucc of statute, by the Bupreun ■ Court, but tbe Justices of that Division shall be uuder such i-outroi and super- • vislou by the Chaucellor as shall bepiovided by the Supreme Court. 1 1 4. Terms of the Supreme Couit prej sided over by- a single Justice of tbe; j Law Divisiou for the trial of issues [ jolued iu or brought to the LawDivi- j | siou of the Supreme Court shall be held j | tbe several couutiesat limes fixed by 1 the Supreme Court. Until so fixed,} such trial terms shall be held ul the I 1 places aud lime" now fixed by law lor 'the holding of the Coun» of Common : Pleas In the sevelal counties. irom the Law Divisiou lo the { Chancery Divisiou. or from the Chanj eery Divisiou to the Law Division of the Supreme Court, arid from theCouuty to the Law Division o. the chancery llivls on of tbe Supreme Court, nd the glviug Of complete legal aud equitable relief iu any cause In tbe Court Divisiou wbeie it may be peuding. 6. Nothing hereiu coutalned shall prevent tbe alteration, by law of any statutory power or jurisdiction conferred upon any Court or Judge since ihe adopliou of tbe Constitution iu tbe year thousand eight hunnred and fortyand nothing herein contained shall prevent the Legislature from conferring upou auy interior Court which may hereafter be established such power or jurisdiction ae was exercised by or which inav now be conferred upou the i Courts mentioned Iu Section i } I of Article VI, of the Constitution of 1844. ' SECTION VI. The County Courts shall have and ex- ' I in all cases within the county ] such original common law jurisdiction with the supreme Court, and such other jurisdicllou heretofore exercised by courts inferior to the Supreme Court aud the Prerogative Court as may be provided by law. The final of the County Courts may | brought for review before the SuCourt in the Appeals Division. otherwise provided; tbe jurisdic- | lion heretofore exercised by the Courts of Commou Pleas. Orphans' Courts, Courts of Oyer aud Terminer, Courts of ; ouarter Sessions, or by the J udges there- | J. shall be exercised by the County j Courts pursuant to rules prescribed by ' I the Supreme Court. The justices of ' j the Law Division of the Supreme Court I I shall be ex officio Judues of the County I } All other jurisdiction or author- | - ity now, vested in any Court, judge, or 1 magistrate with jurisdiction inferior to the Courts iu this section mentioued, and not superseded by this article, shall j continue to be exercised by such Court, I • or magistrate until the Legisshall otherwise provide SECTION VII. This amendment to the Constitution ) 1 shall not cause the abatement of any i ! suit or pr-oeeding pending when it takes effect. The Supreme Court shall I I make such general and special rules and ] ■ rders a- uiay be un e-Mry for the i transfer f all -uit- a ..I proceedings to I the appropriate Dim -ton or Court created ny this amendment. Matters pendiug wbeu this a uemlmiut takes effect shall be decided by the judge or to whom they were su omitted, and tbe order, jud mem or decree made advised by said judge shall be entered as that of the Division or Court to wbicb theMnit or proceeding shall have transferred. Fifth— Strike out Paragraphs L 2,5 and 8 of Section IE of Article VII; and substitute tbe following Paragraphs in place of Paragraphs 1 and 2, and change the number* of the Paragraphs following 5 lo oorroapond: h

7 to L The Chief Justioe of the Supreos ear- Court, the President Justtee of tb* Las ffvi- Division, the Chancellor and the Aaso P">- ototo Justices of tbe Supreme Coon iter- shall by nominated by the Goveraoi x of and appointed by him, with the advioi ieia end consent of the Senate. They shall tela not be leas than thirty-five years of age and shall have been practicing attorney t Ap- to the State for at least ten yean. They has shall bold office for the term of seven : years; shall, at stated times, receive for der their services a compensation which snail not be diminished daring their der term of offioe. and they shall bold no ich other office under the Government of an the State, or of the United States, and ahali not engage in the practice of 1W of daring their term of office. The Cbfoiver oelior aud the Chief Just k* of tbe Soe pretne Court, aud tbe Vice Chancellors es. and Associate Justices of the Supreme nd Court, la offioe when this amendment takes eflect, ahall be Justices of the SoInt prame Court until tbe expiration of d their respective terms." he The Circuit Court Judges in office when this amendment takes effect ers shall be continued in office with tbe cL powers of the Justices of tbe Supreme of Court at the Circuit until the expiration of their respective terms. They may bold tbe County Courts, subject to assignment by tbe Law Division or tbe on Supreme Court 2. The Governor, by and with the advioe and consent of the Senate, ahall Qe appoint one Jodge of the Coudty Court 1^. in each oouuty, and rachi additional a_ County Judge or Judges In any county jj_ aa may be authorized by law. The County Judges may hold court in any ii oounty subject to the control of the Su.u preme Court. The Coeaty Judsea shall ut i>®t,be leae than thirty years of age, and shall have been practicing attorneys In (ji this State for at least five yeats. They shall hold offioe for the term of five ^ years: shall at stated times receive for their services such compensation , which >n 9*la*' not tie diminished during tbeir term of office as tbe Legislature In its ,, discretion shall fix for each oounty, and •h they shall hold no oth r offioe under ' the Government of the State or of tbe | I United states, and shall Dot engage in ! T" piwctic: of the law in the courts ol the I ' coun y where they hold court duriog | their term of office. The judges of tbe I Common Plea*, in office When this amendment takes effect Bkall be the ' judges of the County Courts until tbe j ' ' expiration of their present i- rms. • 3. This ami udmeut ehall take eflect , on the firs: Monday in February, iu the I ... year uext following its adoption by the : people. 4. The Legislature shall pass all laws j'J necessary to carry imo eflect tho, proviMonsoflhecoustitutiou and thisamend- ^ ment thereof. rt amendments proposed to the constitution of ii the state of new jersey by the lec1slature of 1908 jj ^ ASSEMBLY concurrent keso-i r- lution, no. 9. >- I1 ^ STATE of NEW JERSEY. I ;■ " Bk it Resolved (the Senate concur- j ; rlug), I'hat the lollowiug amendment I • i to i lie constitution of this State be and ' ^ | the same is hereby proposed, aud when ! 'the same shall be agreed to by a ma- j ' jurny of the tuembi-m eiei-ted to the | f , Senate and House of Ass mbiy the said amendment shall be entered on their i Join na s, with t lie ayen and nays taken thereon, aud referred lo tlie Legislature " next to be chosen, and published for three months prior to the firet Tuesday i , after the firet Mouda . of November next, ' in at least one newspaper of each • j county, to he desiguated by the Presi- 1 J , dent of the $euate, tbe Speaker of tbe ; , House of Assembly and the Secretary I of State: c . Amend by strikmg out Paragraph 7, Section IV, Article IV, and lu place t thereof the following: j , ' 7. Members of the Senate shall re- ! celve, annually, the sum of one th oaand dollars, aud members of the Geo- c " erai Assembly shall receive annually, tbe sum of ten hundred dollars during < the time for which tbev shall have been £ I I elected aud while they shall bold their " office, aud no other allowance or emol- 1 B I umeut, directly or indirectly, for any I ^ a purpose whatever, The President of L. tile Senate, and the Speakerof the Geu- " • era! Assfembly shall, iu virtue of their [office, receive an additional rompen-j0 I saliou, equal to one-third of their altaw- j I — - notice to umit creditors. B Estate of Theodore Mueller, deceased, j " Pursuant to the order of Chas. P. j s . Vanaman, Surrogate of the County of T , Cape May, made on the 30th day of K ' July, A. D.. 1908. on the application! ' of the subscriber. 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rs COl# SPRW8. it Operations have begun on the widen - »" ing of Mill Lane. We sincerely hope ' the trees will be trimmed and put in e shape for a nioe shady averfue. It n would then make a very beautiful walk * or driveway. * Mrs. George "Walter has returned y from an enjoyable trip among relativM 0 in Bridg^ton. ® Mr. and Mrs. Fraley and daughter, e qf Philadelphia, spent the week with II Mr.£and Mrs. Shsmgar Douglass, ■t Mr. and Mrs. W. JShaw accompanied a by Mr. and Mrs. Cart wright, of PhiUe delphis, spent a portion of the week y with Mrs. Shaw's parents, i- Mr. and [Mrs. Joseph Snyder enter- - iained a iarge party of relatives last a week. y Mr. and Mrs. Chad wick will in the e near • future remove their, family to J Audubon, N. J. r Mr. and Mrs. Swain, son and daugh1 ter of .Camden, are guests of Mr. and I Mrs. George Swain. ^ Miss Pease, of Philadelphia, was vis- , iting at A. Cresse's last week, j I The grounds at Charles^Loper's were I beautifully decorated with Japanese B I lanterns upon the occasion of the 3 watermelon party last week. 3 j Amasa Walter was an over Sabbath J visitor. |i It is rumored that J. C. Eldredge's j ; store will be reopened soon. 1 Geo. Walter, Jr., is a sutfi^er from ■ ; hay fevdr. Miss Olive Douglas went on a fishing I j party Saturday of last week. Miss Mary Phillips returned to hsr I home in West Grove, JPa., Thursday, : after having spent a week pleasantly i among friends. It is to be regretted • that she will not return to the school ' here which she so successfully taught j term 1907-'08. She is engaged for term . i i908-'09 at Lansdown. Pa. | Miss Widdie Hoffman spent a day last week at Wildwood. ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harris spent | Thursday with Mr. Harris' brother, I ' at Wildwood. While there they wit- i 1 ncssed the Industrial celebration. | Mrs. Alice McKissic has returned ' from a pleasant visit among relatives. I | Mrs. S. Garrison, of Cape May City, j is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. E. TICKABOE ' Mis* Emma R. Taylor, of Ocean I City, »pent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. E. P. Taylor. We are glad to see I I looking so well, as she has j , recently recovered from a severe ill- j ■ Miss Gertrude Licbiong is visiting'. I sistei. Mrs. William Rogers, at Gloucester. N. J. Thomas Harris is the prond father of a bouncing baby girl. James Shoemafc errand lady friend, of | Ocean City, spent Sunday with Mr. | Shoemaker's parents. , J Miss Delia Sutton has resigned her 1 position in the canning factory jto take i one in the office of the Ocean Oity i water works. I The new Tuckahoe Bank i-> almost ' | completed- Looks fine too. ' j Miss Mary Dokes has accepted a 1 ' Howard Berry, of Port Norris, was j ; the guest of Walter Peterson this week 1 , ; end. 1 1 Howard Willetts, of Court House, jt i spent a few days of last week in I ! Tuckahoe. While here he was the i ' guest of Miss.Susan^Sutton. Mrs. Ellen Albertson and family are 1 visiting Mrs. Albertson's daughters at ( j 1 Mrs. Floyd Young was a seashore i ' ' visitor one day last week. Messrs. Edward Bailey, George ' r I and CharU - Warren, drove to j 1 Palermo Sunday evening to call on ! * some boys (?) If Mrs. Joseph Randolph and daughttr j 1 I Edith, of Camden, are visiting Mrs. i * father, Mr. John.L. Buzby. Mies Experience Buzby was an Ocean visitor one day last week. WATERMELON PARTY Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Haynes, of | Stockton avenue, entertained at a j watermelon party last evening, Vice .- and Mrs. E. B. Learning, | ^ Mr. and Mrs. E. Cresse and Mr. and 1 8 Mrs. Jere Cresse, of Philadelphia. The j t watermelons, served were a choice a variety obtained at considerable pains NO FALSE PRE1 ENSE has marked * career of Ely's Cream Halm. Being entirely harmless, it is not re- - sponsible like tbe catarrh snuffs and powders, for minds shattered by cocaine. The great virtue of Ely's Cream 1 Balm is that it speedily and completely j nasal catarrh and hay fevfcr. Back of this statement is the testimony of thousands and a reputation of many years' success. All dxuuist, 60c., or mailed by Ely Bros., 66 War- b ren street, New York. . . C ; \

.su 3- Miss Ella White is visiting teer sister, >e Mrs. Enoch Garretson. in Nelson Garretson is suffering from a :t painful shoulder, the (result of tirving Ik Been thrown 'out and a wagon passing over him. We hope he will speedily >d recover from theTnjury. se Miss Alice Hawn visited .her friend. Miss Elsie Seymore, Tueeday. r. Little Walter McDaniels and Reuben h Johnson. Jr., are the latest measles victims. , d Miss Bessie Sheppard spent an eveni- ing recently with Miss Olive Douglass k at Gold Spring. Miss Fannie Taylor visited her friend M>88 Floene Halbruner, Tueeday, wrho " it has been so ill during tbe past week. : CASE AFTER-CARE Plenty More Like This la Cape May j Court House. Scores' of Cape May Court House - people can tell yoa about Doan's Kidney Pills. Many a happy citizen makes a rtablic statement of his experience. Here is a case of it. What better proof e of merit can he had than such endorsee ment? Mrs. Hugh JTomlin, living on Hand avenue, Cape May Court House, N. J., say«: "Mr. Tomlin complained for some time of severe pains through the s small of his back which prevents! him from sleeping well and if he did any I workfthat required.'stooping, the '.pains I always became aggravated. A physician, whom he consulted found his 5 1 kidneys to be in a disordered condition, but failed to give him any relief. He then tried a number of remedies r but received very little benefit. He , finally began using Doan's Kidney Pills • which he procured at Willets Corson's j drug store, upon the advice of a friend . and in a short time he was relieved of all the trouble. His general health is I greatly improved and he gives the i credit to the creative powers of Doan's Kidney Pills " For sale by all dealers. Price 60c. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y„ ' | sole agents for the United States. ■ Remember the name — Doan's — and take no other. HARVEST HOME. I . The annual Harvest Home of the Cold Spring Presbyterian church will j be herd on Thursday afternoon and evening, September 3, 1908, at Eldredge's Grove. Cold Spring, N. J. , Chicken potpie supper will be served and will be of the same excellent qualI ity that has been enjoyed in the past. Ice cream, cake and ronfect oncry will be on sale. All are cordially invited • to be present aod partake of one of I those potpie suppers for which the ladies of the church have become j famous. Coaches will run from Swain's store, West Cape May. If day should prove stormy will be held next fair day. A puny child is tlways an anxiety to the parents. There seems generally reason why the little one snould be weak when it is so well fed. But the fact is that it does not matter how much food the child takes if the stomach cannot 'extract the nourishment from it. No benefit can be derived from just eating. That is the condition of many a sickly child. The stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition are not doing their work, and the body I is really starving. It is little use to i give fish foods, like cod liver oil or emulsions, in such a case, because I these also have to be digested. is what the stoma' h needs, j Pierce's Golden Medical Di soovery ; strengthens tho stomach, nourishes the | nevres and increases the action of the | glands. Itis superior to other jireparation'for children's on account of ,ts body -building qualities, and also because it is pleasI ant to the taste and contains no aico- ; hoi. Th< virtues of native medical roots are extracted' and their value (enhanced by the use of triple refined ! glycerine, which of itself is a most • valuable nutritive and promoter of di1 gestion. Send to Dr. R. V. Pierce, j N. Y.. for free booklet. LUTHER INGERSOLL Registered Electrical Contractor j Houses wired for Electric Lights 1 Electric bells and Annunciator installed j Agent for the Ann Arbor Gasoline [ Light System, positively the cheapest [ and best artificial light on the market. [ Estimates furnished, prompt atten- • tion, pri "es reasonable. Repair work a specialty. P. O. BOX NO. 3, ERMA N. J. Keystone Telephone Connections Tbe Cape May Light and Power Co. OA.BTOnZA.. To avoid losing, money by fire or tairglary. deposit it in Security Trust