CAPE 1AT STAR ASD IAYB Ocean We™ en«nbU«bn<! «fe5__ Star oflfcr Cap. ««WrU*tf 1*3 W U erred in Star »Bd Wane 1907 ] I Trm* do- Ttoreder K-rei*. l*Aj) i ^ T.7r^rTr*---^X- ■ ,ow* ' I I MM* frta. Ow MMr « Y«r Is Mow : nkiapt. k «tmel« U- po« o®» a. «cood , ttau poetml metter. AOVKFTISINGS AT^rnr^co^gWnceof TTIa/l'i liMM il m f canw per toefc. Treoeicl Ad7 V pWkS.^er.t.i«Tlochea£».taettSon. I w'cenl per word tach ta- ; ft'-.' Repaey—eolotioe eooiprlnc three Iwdwr of epace or 1^7 4i fte. cep^pT line In addition for each ( «tAR AND WAVE" PUBLISHING CO. SIB and 317 Washington Street Aaron W. Hand, Oeneral Manager TELEPHONFBt ...flfcnalWlilW Irwrilnt h" AHKE5S Ok WAY STtt *» WAVE REPIIBM TICKET Fob President William H. Taft. of Ohio I' Fob Vicb President James S. Sherman, of New York ; FOR CONGRESS. John J. 'Gardner (Of Atlantic County) ASSEMBLY Ooreville E. Stille (Of Upper Township) CORONER ' Mark Lake Of Ocean City I ALDERMAN Joseph B. Hughes. Sr COUNCIL * 1 R. J. Creswell Louis Sayre S. F. Ware ASSESSOR Irwin H. Eldredge ( , COLLECTOR « Gilbert C. Hughes TREASURER Thomas W. Millet, Sr O^HOSEN FREEHOLDER , George S. Dour lass 1 OVERSEER OF POOR 1 Albert G. Bennett ( DENN1SVILLE 1 Friends and relatives throughout the county will be shocked to hear of the ( sodden death on Monday of Enoch 1 James near his home at Ashland, Dli- ' nols. Mr. James was born in Dennis- 1 Ville in 1821, went west about 1850, - and was su ccesafu! at farming. He married Maria, oldest daughter of the late Smith Townaend, of Goshen, and the widow, two sons and two daughters survive him. He was a lovable, (•Title man of exemplary temperate habits, and strictest integrity. Good health crowned his years with peace c and plenty Mr. James was struck by a train but details were not received at this writing. He was a famous pedestrian, bad walked 200 miles during the harvest season, bis farm being located several miles from his home, and when visiting Dennisville, he thought it an easy task to walk to the ' Court House. His last visit was made , in August, 1907. Three brother sur- ^ vive Mr. James, residents of our , Tillage. Afioat twenty of our young people , were visitors in Philadelphia during , the late celebration. An autumnal service at which time j the annual offering for M E. Hospital will be received. This is cheerfully , helped by all our villagers and is an uplift to givers. ] Six of our teachers ate at Ocean City | for the county institute. Shoppers this week are Mrs. Way ( and daughter, Mrs. Hemphill and j daughter. Mrs. Geary and Miss Helen Carroll. •; Visitors to Dennisville for the sale j of Mrs. Belle Errickson, were Sbeppard Taylor, of Cold Sprina; Seth , Hand and wife, of Rio Grande : Tru- j < man Hickman, of Green Creek. Dr. Eleanor Beealey left on Friday, , October 9, for her home in Belvedere. Mrs. Eugene Way and friends took ] an auto ride to Port Norria recently. ] The return was made in an hour. German Smith and wife spent Sun- -< day with Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. , Boabnell. / OASTORIA. 1 »_u. -,!» MWnW B"*» I

WEST CAPE MAY Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Fiaber hare leased the Vanxant'cottage oq Emerald avenue. Mrs Annie K. Hughes left Saturday for Burlington where eh^ wjll make an extended visit with her niece, William Dunlap. Mrs. Thomas Reeves retained Monday from a very pleasant vlait with friends in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldredge have gone to Philadelphia to spend the winter. During their sbMDce their Broadway net— re —I'l -.i— < w Mr and Mrs. Edward Gretfs. Mrs. b. G. Doughty and daughter Mary, were Philadelphia visitors Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Blattner and son Robert, returned; Monday from week's viaii with their daughter in Philadelphia, where they enjoyed the celebrations of Founders' Week. William [H. Hughea will spend the winter in Millville at the home of his nephew, Benjamit Hughes. Mrs. Charles PerkinsTwas among the Philadelphia visitors Saturday. Charles Corson, a genial baggagemaster for many years on the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad, is enjoying his annual vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reeves and son Orion, spent several days in Philadelpha last week. Mrs. William Mathews and daughter Irene, enjoyed a few days in Philadelphia last week. Joseph Wellman has accepted a posij tion sb freight agent for the Pennsyl- ' vania Railroad at Collingswood. J Mrs. El wood Roseman and two chilj dren and also her nephew. Lemuel j Swain, were visitors last we k with her parents at their home in ; Philadelphia. Mrs. Louis Washburn and aon Richard- of Sagertiea, N. Y.f have been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirby. Mrs. Howard Stiles erjoyed a short visit with her son Howard, in Philadelphia, last week. Israel Woolson, of Hancock's Bridge, has been greeting his old friends during the week. Mrs. Coleman Learning, of South Dennis, was a gue't ^Wednesday with aunt. Mrs. Rebecca Wiley. Mrs. James Dawron and children are spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Maine Atkins in Wilmington. Mrs. Lottie Bell, of Philadelphia, is the guest of Mr. and Mre. Walter N. Hand. She recently underwent ao operation from which she is now recuperating. f Joseph St't?s has given out the contract to William Cummings and Son for the erection of a fine cottage on the lot on Broadway, adjoining his present home. It is to be a thoroughly modern structure, 'fitted throughout with gal and^the plumbing fixtures are to be especially fine. Operations have already been begun on the work. Mrs. Hattie Smith returned Saturday from a two weeks visit with friends in Philadelphia. George Taylor and family have closed their Broadway cottage and . gone to Millville for the winter he having be en transferred from the Cape May the Miijyille branch of the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad. COURT HOUSE Harry Tyler spent a part of last week with friends at Tuckahoe. Jesse D Ludlam. Jr.. was visiting his grandparents at South Dennis, one day last week. Prof. F. W. James was transacting business here last Saturday afternoon. John L. Burk. of Philadelphia, was transacting business at the office of the County Clerk last Friday morning. Since the September term of court tbe county jail has been cleared of a number of the prisoners. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Springer, of are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R. Springer. J. Fithian Tatem, Baq.. of Philadelphia, was looking after real estate matters here recently. Dr. John S. Douglass was visiting friends at Tuckahoe last week. Howard Townsend was in town last week calling upon friends A. E. Holmes and sister Frances, of Dennisville. were calling on friends one day last week. A. R. Springer has been using his gasoline engine for the purpose of sawwood. A number of the people from Middle Township attended the meetiog of the Church last weekl Miss Stella Powell is spending the | week with friends in the Quaker City. She will return at. the end of the week. Miss Carrie Holmes was among the weeklv visitors at Philadelphia. Judge Hildreth held license court ; week. The license of the Frank- * House at Holly Beach was refused. Attorney Samuel K. Eldredge, of 1 Cape May City, was transacting business here on Wednesday of this week. i A number of the local glass blowers out of employment while foreign ' is being used. ] Mr. and Mrs. Yerby were at Swain- i ton r cently. .

Miss Joanna Hearon was shopping in 1 1 Philadelphia last week. B. H. Springer has been a frequent j , visitor at Mayrille recently. The farmers are picking their apple crop, which is not as large as usuaL Mrs. John Douglass was visiting her relatives at Goshen last week. Misses Carrie Uoombe and; Carrie C. Powell were visitors at the county seat last Saturday afternoon. - '' IAD t OK CA1I Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely known proprietor of the Croom Hotel, Vaughn, Mies., says: "For several months I suffered with a severe cough, and consumption seemed to have its pip Drying's New DiscoveryT'*T" began ' taking it, and three bottles affected a complete cure," The fame of; this life saving cough and cold remedy, and long and throat healer is world wide. Sold at All Drug Stores. 60c and fl.00. Trial bottle free. _ oet PARKER'S 6REEN CREEK. Theodore Hickman made a business trip to Cape May Friday. Mr 8. Will Eldredge and daughter returned to Stone Harbor last week after spending five months with her grandparents. Mrs. Emily Batman, who has been I in. poor health for some time, had the misfortune to fall down stairs and hurt , hereelf quite badly. Mr. and Mrs. Whitefield Thompson . and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Learning, of , Holly Beach, passed through here Sunday enroute for Dias Creek. j ( Mrs. Elizabeth[Tozer spent this]wec.k with her daughter in Cedarville and J Woodruff. | ] Mrs. Emily Armstrong returned to , Ocean Ciiy Tuesday, after spending j several days here with her parents. ' , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett drove to Court Bouse Sunday. I Miss Etta Douglass, of Burleigh* ) spent last week here with Mrs. Harry j Thompson." Mrs. Mary Norbury spent last week j , in Philadelphia with her daughter, . j | Mrs. Matt Cresse. j , The potpie supper given in the ball j last week by the Ladies' Aid Society, ( was a success. j j The officers of the . Middle Township j Sunday School organization held a j ^ meeting at Aaron Robinson's Friday ] evening to arrange a meeting to be held in Asbury M. E. Church. Novem- c ber 5th. , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schellenger , drove to Court House Friday evening. Tbe members of Exc( hior Castlewrill r have their hall painted in the near ] Mark Somers was taken quite sick ( one day last week hut under the ^ai e , of Dr. Lake he is better. Heath and Leslie Norbury purchased x a horse on the beach last summer and £ last Thursday night it was taken ill and died Friday night. ] Friday night of last week the friends of Frank Fisher made him a surprise < party to celebrate his birthday, but he j was taken so ill he was compelled to ■] go to bed. He is better^at this writing, t Rev. Mr. Keller occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Sunday, j Mr. Bush being on his vacation. •] George Dare, of Wildwood, was here Suoday. % Mrs. Thomas Loper and daughter e were shopping ir£Philadelphia Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong, of ( Goshen, spent Monday evening with r their daughter, Mrs. Thomas I.oper. George Swain, of Cold Spring, was t here after hay oo Tuesday. \ Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Fisher, of Rio Grande, attended service in the M. E. Church Sunday morning. Mre. Robert Thompson, Mrs. Vera 1 Schellenger and Miss Emma Conover, 1 of Eldredge, spent a day last week with Mre. Julia OonpVer. Truman Hickman WaaaUDerniisyiUe on Thursday crying tbe sale of household goods of Mrs. Belle Errickson. !| Mr. and Mrs. George Hand, Truman Hickman - and Mrs. Carrie Key were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loper Monday evening. F1SHIN6 CREEK. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Yearicks passed away Sunday evening last. Messrs. Earl , Gussie and Cordon ' Yearicks are boarding with Mrs. Hemingway. Meadames Sarah Matthews and S. Bate, accompanied by their cousin, Mrs. A. Cowperthwaite, of Medford, N. J., spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Enos Tomiin, at Cold Spring. ! Silas Matthews is slowly regaining his health. Earl Woolson is ill of typhoid fever. We wish him a speedy recovery. : The " Jalithumpian" band was' greatly in evidtnee Saturday evening of last week upon tbe occasion of the arrival in the village of Mr. and Mrs. ■ C. Fisher. Mrs. Fisuer was formerly Miss |Maud Yearicks. popular among I the young set, and an appropriate cele- j bration was tendered tbe happy pair. ! Ttiey will reside in West Cape May. : Fisher holds a position in tbe Trust Conreai y. i Tbe ci an berry crop is about hari

vested." A fair yield is reported. Mr. and Sirs. Henry Shaw now enjoy! these fine autumn days riding in their new auto. j Mr. A. Johnson is suffering from i fish poisoning in his hand. M. Mrs. Fannie Stevens and mother, Wm. McKean, were calling on i old friends one day last week. I George McNeal, of Erma, thinks of I going into the bay busineaa. j Mre. John Vanzant and Mrs. Joe of West Cape May, called on her aunt, Mre. J. Snyder, on Friday last Leslie Champion, of Court House, | in our village doing some repairing for Mr. Henry Shaw on Wed1 nesday. ! Mrs. Henry Conover and children, of Green Creek, called on her aunf, j Mrs. Snyder, erroute for Cape May. Mre. Cynthia Siathews is spending a days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Thomas, of Court Houee. Warren Mount and Stanley Roberts, of Holly Beach, spent part of last week with their friend, Walter Barnett Mre. Emma Barnett is visiting ber mother, Mre. O. Montgomery, at Holly for a few days. Some of our fike fishermen are getting their nets ready for the fall of eels. Some have tbem out. James Shaw, of Holly Beach, was a visitor to his sons, Herbert and Henry part of the week. Clem MathewE called on his brother on Wednesday last. The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Yearicks, was interred Wednesday. Mr. Louden preached the sermon. Tbe parents have the sympathy of their friends in their sad trouble. Gordon Yearicks railed on his sister, Harry Fisher, at ;West Cape May Tuesday. Miss Mary Snyder was an over night visitor with her friend, |Emmi Barnett, Wednesday. Claude Yearicks, of Camden, was Wednesday to attend [his little niece '8 funeral. Mrs. Claude Eldredge spent part of the week with her mother, Mre. Daniel S. C A8TOHIA. BMMti* >»lbi Kinl Yw Hw llwiys BwgM . KCTICE OF REGISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the Boards of Registry and Election in and for each and every election district or voting precinct in Cape May County, will meet TUESDAY," SEPTEMBER 8th, 1908. and on Tuesday. September 22, 1908, at tbe place where the next election in their district will be held, at one o'clock in the afternoon, and remain in session until nine o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of making up from the canvassi' g books two lists of registere of the names, residences and street numbers, if any, of all the persons in 1 their respective election districts en- | titled to the right of suffrage therein : at the next ele-tion. or who shall personally appear before them for that purpose, or who shall be shown to the j I satisfaction of such Board of Registry j and Election to have legally voted in that election district at the last pre- j J ceding election therein for membets of i ] the General Assembly, or <*ho shall ne | I shown by -he affidavit in writing of' some voter 'n that election district i to be a legal voter therein. I And on Tuesday, September 22, 1908. i and between the same hours the said i ; Boards of Registry and Election willj 'hold a primary election of delegates: • to conventions of political parties, or for makiitf. nominations, or for both I | agreeable to ttys i revisions of "A | j further supplement of an act entitled j , An Act to regulate election," which j said supplement. -'was approved April] : 14, 1903, and atnendrrnts thereof and I ■ the supplements thereto. And notice <-• herebv further given, I I thut the said Board of Registry and i Election will have their final meeting j / i'j. ' ' v- \ ' 'i , ~

on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1908. at tbe place of tWkir former meeting, ' at tbe hour of one o'clock in the after- ; ] noon, and remain in session until nine ' I o'clock in th^ evening, for the pnrpose I of revising and coirecting the original registers, of adding thereto the names . I of all persons entitled to the right of | suffrage in that election district at . 1 the next election, who shall appear in person before the-n or who shall be I shown by the written affidavit of some Toter in such election district to be a , 1 legal voter therein, and of erasing : i therefrom the name of any person who. j i after a fair opportunity to be h- ard i shall be shown not to be entitled to | vote therein. -• - Done in accordance with an act of Legislature of the State of New Jer- | sey, entitled, "A further supplement j to an act to regulate elections." approved Aprill 4, 1898, and (he amendi menta thereto. H. F. DAUGHERTY. Sec'y of County Board of Elections 8 29 8 j/. .. ' , - ; "y ' ■ e t

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