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JAWBREAMNG INDIAN NAMES After spending several weeks among the Indians in Oklahoma and the South- ( west, Emerson Hough has a notable | article in Hampton's Magazine for i ( April, setting forth the tragic career : of the redman from the days of Lewis ! ( and Olark down to the present time. j , It is a story fall of romance and pathos, relieved here and there with | ( flashes of humor. Tlie tribal rolls of ) . the Five Nations, for instance, says J Mr. Hough, offer strange reading, and J ( tell of the admixture of red and white. , ( Here are the names of Pheny Bowlegs, J Bmitka Riley, Eliza Greenfeathers, | ' Mandy Washington, Oce Hogshooter, | , Buster B. Joumeycake, Dennis Whiteturkey. Ketcher Whirlwind, PrBtt ! Barndollar, . Coosweecooswee Belt, 1 1 Blunt Bendabout, Wildy Tarepin, j Jennie Feather, Betay Augurhole, Deertrack Candy, Waddiyali Birdcbopper, Lucy Buzzard. Lou Cat, Tom Oat, Tom Chuckaluck, Lutiatia Corn- j tassel, Lucy Dirtears, Susanna Bean- i •tick, Emiline Bearpaw, Kizzie Sam, ! Nellie Tenothlope, Nicey Tiger, Sallie Wallow, Dudie Byrd. etc. One gentleman of Cherokee persuasion rejoices j In the title of Paymaster Cabbagehead, and still another is registered as Housebug Pumpkinpie. Respectfully referred to the Great Chief of Records. THIS IS A GOOD ONE Eogene W. League, former Representative from the Ninth Congres- I aional District, suggests that New i Jersey found a State University, where young men and women may secure a j college education without coat. He j has written a letter to the State Board j of Education, in which lie sets forth | hia views. He asserts that New Jersey I is the only State of the Union which | has no college where students msy be educated at the public expense in courses other than agriculture and normal school work, while In nearly all of the Western States there are between 1600 and 8000 students in each of the the State colleges. He declares that it would be extremely desirable for the [State Board to advocate the retention of all the school moneys now paid under tha act of 1906 for a period of time sufficient to enable the construction and establishment of not only a second-rate college, but one which will equal the State universities of other States and be a credit to New Jersey. t

1 • CONFERENCE APPOINTMENT ■ I The following appointments of pas 1 1 tors forjtne Bridgeton District were < I made by the Methodist Conference in « session at Camden : ' Superintendent, *N. J. Wright Alio- J , R. S. Aspinwall. Asbury, W. A. ( ! Auro and Richwood. to be sup- , ! plied. Bridgeton, Central, G. H. Neal ; ] 'Commerce Street, 'James Bums; j to be supplied; Trinity. D. O. i ' .Cobb; Wesley Memorial,, J. W. Lynch. I ! Canton, to be supplied. Cape May | City. G. L. Dobbins. Cape May Oourt [ House, W. T. Valfant Oedarville, H. ' I E. Garrison. Oenterton, Alonzo Cham- j 1 bers. Clayton, Samnel Sareeant. . I Deerfleld and Aldine, J. F. Eldredge. Dennisville and Skroth Seaville, to'be ! supplied. Dividing Creek, to' be sopI plied. Eldora Circuit "to be supplied. Elmer, H. M. Blake. Fairton and Center Grove, W. E. Blackiston. ] ' { Friendship Circuit, to be supplied. ( Glassboro, G. S. Meseroll. [Goshen and : " ! Diaa Creek. H. B. White. Green, [ j Creek and Burleigh, [to be supplied. I : Haley ville, S.;H. Evans. Hancock's! " Bridge D. D. Fialer. Harrisouville ' ] and Ferrell, L. F. Bausman. Heis- 1 ' ! lerville, William Moore. Hollywood, i [ R. S Carlisle. Leesburg and Dorche*i ter, G. W. Veal. Malaga Circuit, F. j A. Howell. [Mauricetow n, J. B. ] Adams. Miilville, First. F. R. Mason;) , Fourth, to be supplied ; Second, W. E. . Lake ; Trinity. C. S. LAwrence. Min- - j otalo. C. L. Right. Monroeville Cir- j -Icuit J- W. Wainwright Mullica Hill ' j and Ewan, H M. Smith. Newfield, ' f j E. H. Craig. Newport. J. S Garri- 1 ( son. Ocean City, E. R. Brunyate. I 8 ; Fennaville, J. W. Tower Pitman j I I Grove, E. A. Robinson. Port Elizai> beth, to be supplied. Port Norris, : t William Adams -Quinton. J. R. Grier. \ l> | Roadatown, *G. W. Fisher. Salem, e Broadway, W. P. Davis; First, John j t Goorley. Sea Isle City. W. A. Cobb, j - Seaville, Circuit, E. H. Du Boia. | f Shapptown, A. H. Frazer. South n Vineland, Christian Ernest. Taber- 1 e nacle, M. S. Messier. Tuckahoe, J. E. Sawn. Vineland, J. B. Haines. Wood- - ruff and Rosenhayn, H. O. Miller, d Woodstown, Lawrence Oorrell. e t Health and muscle are developed by i i- the judicious exercise afforded by the [. bowling alleys. Congress Alleys. 38 Perry street, are the most modem ® and best equipped. Try an even- j d ing at the ancient and ever enjoyable I

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IBP SiOB SCHBL Lesson XI!.— First Quarter, For < March 21, 1909. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. ) Text of th# Leseon, a Comprehensive Quarterly Review — Golder. Text, \ Acts vili, 4— Commentary Pre pe-ed I by Rev. D. -M. Stearns. ICoprrieht, 1808. bj American Press issorSsttseil ' Lesson L-Acts J. 1-14, the aae«Mlon of our Lord. Golden Text, Luke rxlv, < 61. "It came to- pass, while He blessed ' them. He was parted from them and J carried up into heaven." During the , forty days, in which He appeared to ! the disciples only, at leoat ten times Be spoke of the kingdom of God and com- ; manded them to wait till they should have received the Splrffc that they might by His power go forth and bear wltnes^mto Him In all the world. Lesbos IL— The descent of the Holy Spirit, Acts 11. 1-21. Golden Text, John ilv, 16, 17, "I will pray the Father, and He will give you another comforter, that He may abide with yon forever, even the Spirit of Truth." According to the type In Lev. ixill, Jnst fifty days after the resurrection . of Christ the new first fruits began to be gathered, the human Instrument being Peter, but the power the Holy Spirit, who came as predicted by Joel, but also promised by Jesus Christ Himself. Lesson III.— The beginnings of the Christian church, ActB 11, 22-47. Golden Text, Acts U. 42, "They continued steadfastly In the apostles' doctrine and fellowship and In breaking of bread and In prayers." By the Spirit of God, through the word of God, Simon Peter so preached Jesus Christ crucified and risen again as Israel's Messiah, the Son of David, that 8,000 received Him as their Saviour and Lord, put all their possessions into a common fund. Lessor IV.— The lame, man healed, ) Acts ill, 1-26. Golden Text Acts 111, 16, i "His name through faith In His name j hath made this man strong, whom ye | and know." The risen and ascend1 ed Christ wrought through Peter and John In the healing of the man who had been lame from his birth, and this striking object lesson gave Peter an other opportunity to proclaim Jeans Christ crucified and risen again, as the whom Moses and all the prophets had foretold as the seed of Abraham. Lesson V.— The trial of Peter and John. Acts lv, 1-31. Gflfden Text -Acta lv, 31. "They were all filled with the Holy Ghpst, and they spake the word of God with boldDees." Ever since Sin entered the world mankind, UB'srwhole. have been against God and on the side of the devil, and religion, so called, has been more largely on the line of Cain than of Abel, the god of this i world taking the place of the living and true God. Lesson VI.— True aqjl false brotherI hood. Acta lv, 82, to v. 11. Golden Text, Prov. xll, 22. "Lying Hps are i abomination to the Lord, but they that . deal truly "are His delight." With one ) heart aDd soul the believers lived to1 j gether In the bonds of a risen Christ. , . I counting nothing as specially their i j own if only He might be magnified. > I But the great deceiver, the father of . j lies, could not stand such powerful testimony to the truth and got ia some ' of his work to the loss and everlasting disgrace of two names. aisgrace or two

1 j Lesson VII.— The apostles Imprla- I ! j oned. Acts ,v. 17-42. Golden Text. Matt, j • ! v, 10, "Blessed are they which are per- \ t • secuted for righteousness' sake, for i ; - : theirs Is the kingdom of heaven." Re^ j 1 - llglon imprisoned the faithful follow1 ' ers of Christ and beat tbem and for- | S bade them to speak the name of Jesus. I J but the Lord by an angel brougUt them ' J out of girison and commanded (hern to I ' speak to the ;>eople and strengthened j , 1 j them to testify again before the rulers. t " Lesson VIII. — Stephen, the first!, . Christian martyr, Acts vl, 1. to vlll, 8. < . Golden Text. Acts vU. 59, "They stoned | , Stephen, calling upon God and saying, j , i Lord Jesus, receive my spirit" Not J apostles only, but men willing to serve j , ' tables, become faithful witnesses to ! ' this risen, living Christ, and one of , | them Is the first to be honored by lay- 1 1 lng down his life to seal his testimony, j ' • The religious ruler of this world Is not i ' - only a liar, but a murderer. j 1 Lesson IX.— The gospel lr Samaria, j Acts viil. 4-25. Golden Text, Acts vlU. j 6. "Vhe people with one accord gave ; heed unto those things which Philip | , ! spake, hearing and seeing the miracles 1 1 g which b<- did." God works In spite of Ll 3;all hind:1 ces and makes even the! n wrath of man to praise Him. The peri- secutlon scattered the preachers and , e ! gathered more souls to the Lord, some ! ' doubtful, but many real believers, and : It is one of the humble committee of . . j seven who Is used, j Lesson X.— Philip and the Ethiopian, I Acts vlll. 26-40. Golden Text, Jonn ▼. | 89. "Search the Scrip teres, for .In them | ye think ye have eternal life, said they are they which testify of Me." Something is wrong In the holy city when a man can go there and to the temple to worship and not leant of Him who la greater than the temple. Some one " hi heaven carea, even He who told • them it was a den. of thlevea, and by an angel and by' His Spirit gave light by Philip to the euimefa. Lesson XI.— Aeneas and Dorcaa, Acts lx. 81-43. Golden Tort Acta tx. 84. "And Peter said onto him. Aeneas. Jasos Christ maketh thee whole; arise nutn thy bed. And be arose Immediately." We are on earth to make tt manifest that Jesus Christ, who healed the s|ck and raised the dead. Is stm the very same Jesus, giving llfv to dead Bonis and causing helpless men and women to walk In newness of Ufa.

J; SHERIFF. SALE. virtue ofa snri^of- fiyi facito to ® Chancery of Ota State of Ne« Jersew, b I will expose for sale at public vendue A at the Sheriff's Offlce-in Gape May b Court House. N. J., oo • £ HONDA Y, APRIL 19th, 1909, b the bbura of twelv and five ^ o'clock. \o ait. 'at owe u'tfobk in the rj ALL thoee tracts or iota of land and * premises, situate on Peck's Beach, in t Towoabip, in the .County- of Cape May. and State of New Jersey, c bounded and described as follows : In Section K on plan of lots of the P "Ocean City Association. " ' Lot No. 6, situate on the Southeast- 0 eriy c rner of Bay Avenue and Fifty- I first Street, containing In front or width on Bay Avenue fifty feet, snd of > that width extending in length or depth Southeasterly between lines parallel 1 with Fifty-first Street, one hundred « snd fifteen feet to a fifteen foot wide c street Also lot No. 144, situate on the Northwesterly corner of Simpson Ave- ( nue and Fifty-second Street, containing in front or width on Simpson Avenue fifty feet .and of that width extending in length or d- pth Northwest- - 1 erly between lines parallel with Fiftysecond street one hundred and fifteen feet to a fifte raRbot wide street. Also ft) No. 208,. situate on the Southeasterly line of Simpson Avenue f one hundred snd thirty feet South'- ] I westerly from the Southwesterly side < f | j Fifty-first Street, containing in front j ! or width»on Simpson Avenue, forty feet • ' and of that width extending in length • or depth Southeasterly, between lines | : parallel with Fifty-first Street one i . hundred and fifteen feet to a fifteen j ( foot wide street. i i Also lot Ho. 216, situate on the I Northeasterly corner of Simpson Ave- . nue and Fifty-second Street, containing [ in front or widtKon Simpson Avenue 1 . fifty feet, and of that width extending in leDgjh -or depth Southeasterly be- 1 ' twpen lines parallel with Fifty-second ' Street. <ine hundred and fifteen feet to i s fifteen foot wide street 1 ' Also lot- No. 849, situate on the 1 Southeasterly corner of Haven Avenue l and Fifty-first Street, containing in fropt or width on Haven Avenue fifty feet and of that width extending in length or depth Southeasterly between [ lines parallel with Fifty-first street one • hundred and fifteen feel to a fifteen foot ? street. | Also lot No. 441, situate on the 1 Southwesterly corner of West Avenue > and Fifty-first Street, containing in » front or width on' West Avenue forty • feet and of that width (extending in \ length or depth Northwesterly between t lines parallel _ with Fifty-first Street " one hundred feet to a fifteen foot wide ■

street "v . . 1 i Also lots No. 443 and 444. situate on the Northwesterly line of Wdat Ave- I . pue seventy feet, southwesterly rrom : the , southwesterly side of fifty-first i 1 st. containing in front m width onWest i i avenue ri-ty feet each lot being thirty 1 i. reef in width and of that width extend- 1 e Mg in length or depth Northwesterly i [, between lines parallel with Fifty-first i f street one hundred feet to a fifteen foot i B wide street. . ; , " Also lot No. 3&7, situste on the Northeasterly corner of West Avenue 1 and Fifty-first Street, containing in frost or width on Wert Avenae forty 1 0 feet, and of that width extending in : e length or depth South^ae'erly between t lines parallel with Fiftv-fii^t Street e ninety feet tn.a fifteen foot wide street. >- Also lot No. 648 situate on the North- . I westerly corner of Asbury Avenue " ! forty test and or that width extending I in length or depth Northwesterly he- '• i tween lines parallel with Fifty-second f i Street one huhdred feet to a fifteen i- I foot wide 9t'eete ' Also lot No. 729. situate on the g 1 Southeasterly corner of Asbury Avei nue and Fifty-first Street, containing

j in front or width on Asbury Avenue ] forty feet and of that width extending < * length or depth Southeasterly be- 1 l'nes parallel with Fifty-first ' Street r.ne hundred feet to a fifteen I street. c Also lot "No. 742. situate on the < Southeasterly line of A6hury Avenue, ' i four hundred feet Southwesterly frdm i | the* Southwesterly side of Fifty-first i i Street, containing' in front or width J on Ashury Avenue thirty feet, and of I that width extending in length or < I depth Southeasterly between lines par- i iallel with Fifty-first street one hun- < Idrpd feet to a fifteen foot wide street, i | Also lot number 948. site ate on the i line of Wesley Avenue 1 two hundred feet Southeasterly from i the Southwesterly side of Fifty-first i | containing in front or width on I Wesley Avenue fifty fe£t. and of that < width extending in leDgth or depth I I between lines parallel i with Fifty-first Street one hundred and « : feet to a fifteen foot wide i ! street " 1 ! Being the same premises granted j and conveyed to said James Moore in fee by "The Ocean Front Improvement Company/' by deed dated Feb- 1 I ruary 11. '898, and recorded in the 1 1 | Clerk '8 Office of Cape May County in j Book No, 14' of Deeds, page 131, etc. | Also lot No. -142. situate on the ' Northwesterly lintf of West Avenue forty feet Southwesterly from the Southwesterly sifle of Fifty-first Street, containing in front or width on West Avenue, thirty feet and of that width extending in length or depth Northwesterly between lines parallel with Fifty-first Street one hundred feet to a fifteen feet wide street. Being the same land granted and conveyed to said- James Moore in fee by William Gland and Sallie M.. his wife, by deed dated June 18th. 1S98, 1 and recorded»in said Clerk's Office in Book 139 of Deeds, page 299. etc. i Also lets No. 489 and 440, situate on • the Northwesterly c«oer of West Avei nue and Fifty-first street, containing - in front '-or .width an West Avenue , seventy feet; .lot number 439 bein» thirty feet In front or width on West . Avenue, end lot number 440 being 1 forty feet in front tx width on West • Avenue, and extending in . their re- . spective widths in length or depth ! Northwesterly between lines parallel with Fifty-first Street one hundred , feet to a fifteen foot Wide street Also lot No. 686. situate on the Northeasterly corner of West Avenue 1 and Fifty-first atraet. containing in • front or width on West Avenoe fifty i feet and of! that width extending in l length or depth Southeasterly between i

Hoes parallel with Fifty-first Street nine tyy«t to a fifteen foot wide street. Also- lot* number 793 and 794. situate the Southwesterly c rner of OentralA venue and Fiftieth Street, coo- I taining in front or width on Central i ninety feet; lot number 798 i fifty feet in front or width on 1 Central Avenoe, and lot number 294 forty feet in front or width on ; Centra) Avenue, and extending in their respectivfe widths in lerwth or depth Northwesterly between lines parallel with Fiftieth Street one hundred feet a fifteen foot wide street. Being the same premiw a granted and conveyed to said James Moore in fee by "The Ocean Front Improvement Company" by deed dated November; 27th. 1900, and recorded in the Clerk's Office of Cape May County, in Book 162, page 829, etc. Sold subject to lien of unpaid taxes for the years 1907 and 1008. Seized as the pibperty of Julia H. Moore, et als., d- fendants. taken in execution at the suit of Charles Hibn, complainant, and to be sold by ROBERT R. CORSON, Sheriff. CHARLES A. BONNELL, Solicitor, r . p. f. $37.26 3-20 5t SHERIFFS SALE. By virtue " of an alias writ of -Fieri de bo. et ter., to me directed, I issued out of the New Jersey Surpreme Court, I will expose to sale at public vendue, on MONDAY. APRIL 19tb. 1909, the hours of twelve and five o'clock p. m., to wit, at 1 :80 o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at the sheriff's office, in Oape May Court House. Cape May County, New Jersey: Al L those certain several tracts of land ; No. 1. Situate on tne easterlyside of Broadway in the City of Cape May, County of Oape May and State of New Jersey aforesaid, beginning at the distance *of one hundred and five feet south of the southeasterly corner of Broadway and Mount Vernon Avenue, thence extending southward along the east side of Broadway forty-five feet to ajftiint; thence extending at right angles tp Broadway, east, the distarce of oneTiundred and thirty feet I to a point ; thence northward on a line , parallel with Broadway forty -five feet ! to a point ; tbence we6twardly the distance of one hundred and thirty feet to the place of beginning. Being part of 1 the same premises which Jacob Snare, 1 executor, by, deed bearing date the 1 ninth day of November, A. D., nineteen hundred find three, and recorded 1 at Cape May Oourt House in Book 182 1 of Deeds, page 612, etc.. granted and L conveyed unto said Genevieve W. Sickles in fee. subject to certain build- ■

ing restrictions therein mentioned. No. 2. Situate in the Borough of South Cape Mas, fo'merly West Cape bring lot No. 2 in the division of the homestead farm oi William Ruther- " ford, deceased, beginning at a point jn ; the soutn line of the Turnpike road leading from the City of Cape May; to I the steamboat landing, being the northeast corner of the tract alio ted to J« n- I nie W Rutherford and the northwest ' corner of lot one allotted to J. Henry ' Edmunds; by said lot 1, south five I degrees thirty-five minutes west twenty-eight hundred and sixty-two and eight-tenths feet to line ditch at . southwest ' orner of said lot 1 ; tlunce nortn eighty-four degrees and fifty | minutes west ore hundred and six feet I to the outhesst corner of lot No 3 allotted to Liz^e E. Godfrey ; thence 1 by lot No. 3 north five devrees and thirty-fire minutes east twenty-eight : hundred and ninety feet to the south 1 line of said turnpike road and north- j east corner of lol No. 8 ; thence by said i road south sixty-seven degrees twenty ] ! minutes east one hundred and eleven j f feet two-tenths to place of beginning. | Also all that certain parcel of land in j ! the Borough of South Cape May. in Ulc DUruUKU fiuuill -•■ -

the County of C$pe May and State of 1 1 New' Jersey, being lot numbered three 1 1 <3i of the division of the "Homestead 1 1 Farm" of William Rutherford, de- 1 _ cea-ed, bjr proceedings in the Court of i Chancery, whereiu j. Henrv Edmunds j i complainant and Lizzie E Godfrey 1 1 and others, were defendants ; bounded and described as follows: Beginning' at a point on the south l'ne of the I I Turnpike Road leading from the City of Cape May to the- "Steamboat Land- j I ing." the same being the northeast ■ corner of this lot oi piece of land, num- ! (8) set off to Lizzie E. Godfrey, | . and tljf northwest corner of the lot or j ' piece of land numbered (2) set off and I allotted to Jennie W. Rutherford, and running thence along the line of the or piece of ground numbered (2) set | off and allotted to Jennie W Ruther- ; . ford, south five degrees and thirty-five j 1 minutes west two thousand eight hundred and ninety feet, to the line of I ' now or late the property of j , Georgie H. Edmunds and the south- ' west corner of the lot numbered two i \ , <2) set off and allotted to Jennie W. Rulherford; thence along the line of j I Georgie H. Edmunds' tract north j 1 : | eighty-four degrees and fifty minutes j west one hundred and five f- et to the 1 | southeast corner of the lot numbered j : four (4) set off and allotted Clara T. , i Henry ; thence along the line of the j ! lot numbered four (4) set off and al- j ; lotted to Clara T. [Henry north five degrees and thirty-five minutes east : two thousand nine hundred and twenty , i feet to the south side of line of the I sa'd Turnpike Road and thq northeast I corner of the lot numbered four (4) set off and allotted to Clara T. Henry ; I then<*« along the said south side line of ' the said Turnpike Road south sixtyi seven degrees and twenty minutes east one hundred and ten feet to the begin - i ning and northwest corner of the lot numbered two (2) set off and allotted i to Jennie W. Rutherford, within which bounds is contained seven acres of : land be the same more or less. ■ Seized as the property of Jennie W. ' Sickles, defendant, taken in execution i at the suit of City Line Brick and Lumr ber Co., plaintiff, and to be sold by , : ROBERT R. CORSON. Sheriff. i Dated March 16, 1909. Francis D. Weaver, Atty. I p. L $20.84 8-20 6t OA.8TOH.XJk, : talk .IkMUliwuiei

. » 4 >T[ ' SHERIFFS SALE" % By virtue of a writ of fieri ftenm ' expose for sale at public vendue, be- H i tween the boars of 12 and 6 o'clock, towit, at 1 30 o'clock in the afternoon i at the office of the Sheriff at Oape May ■ Court House. N. I., on ..1 MONDAY. APRIL 5th. 1909. * -4 I That thirty shares of the thirty -ninth jM : series of the capital stock of the ofa- . plsiosnt association, held by it as coiI lateral security, by assignment from . t • Theodore Mueller, in hia life time, in ' . - the * ill of complaint in said cause par- , ticularlv described, to be first sold to pay . : and satisfy unto complainant the sum , of six thousand seven hundred and nine dollars and twenty cent*, the principal, 3 dues, interest, Jinea and insurance premium secured by a certain mortgage . made bv the said Theodore Mueller and ' ) Caroline Mueller, his wife, to complain , ant. bearing date the twenty-sixth day of January, in the year of . our Lord one thousand nine hundred snd . seven, and of redord in the Clerk's Office of the County of Cape May, in Mortgage Book No. 77. pages 28<, efc., and that certain mortgaged premises, with the appurtenances, in the bill of - complaint in the said cause particular-, ly set forth and described, that is to say: . ' r ALL that certain lot or piece of *'" ground in the City and County of Oape .j May, in the State of New Jersey, deI scribed according to a survey thereof e made by E. S. Taylor, Eequire, Surc veyor, on the twenty-ninth day of August, 1881, as follows: Situate on the southeasterly corner e of Decator street and Columbia avek nue, containing in front on said Deche tur street fifty-two and six-t^ntha feet ■X. and extending of that width !u length ; or depth eastwardly along the southerf ly side of said Columbia avenue at y right angles to said Decatur qtreet one • ,e hundred and thirty-six feet to ground e of William Marks; bounded eastwardly ,t by said ground of William Marks:' e southwardly bv other ground of said !r Theodore Mneller ; weatwardly by said j. ! Decator street and northwardly by. g : Columbia avenue aforesaid. " •• e | Being the same premises granted and ,t conveyed to the said Theodore Muel,e ler, by deed from Charles Young et >t ux. , bearing date June 24, 1896, and !e recorded in the Cape May County Clerk'B Office, in Deed Book No. 123, g. pages 426, etc., in fee. Seized as the property of Carolina , 3f Mueller, etals., defendants, taken in e_ execution at the suit of Cape May,e Building and Loan Association, come. plainant," and to be sold by 4 ROBERT R. O0RS0N. ' 52 Sheriff. ,d James M. E Hildreth, Solicitor. 2. p. f. $18.67 vS-6 6t*

SHERIFFSJALE. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facjas, de bonis et ten-is, on docketed judgi meet, to me directed, issued out of the I New Jersey Supreme Court, I will exi to sale at public vendue on MONDAY, APBIL J9tb.. 13IIL. between the hours of twelve and hve ; o'clock p. m., to wit, at 2:80 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the • Sheriff's Office, m Ospe May Court ; House, Cape May County, New Jersey.^ i ALL that certain lot or piece of ground situste, lying and being in the ■ Borough of Sea Isle City, on Ludlam's t | Island, in the County of Cape May and < ; State of New Jersey, marked and numI bered on a certain plan filed in the ; Clerk's Office of Cape May County, at I Oape May Court House, being lot No. 218, bounded and described as follows: i i Situate on the southwestwardly side of . j Eleventh Avenue at the distance of I four hurdred and sixty feet southeaat- - wardly from the southeasterly side of i Landis Street, containing in front or I breadth on the said Eleventh Avenue i [ fifty feet and extending of that width I I in length or depth southwestwardly ; in length depth southwestwardly

i between parallel lines at right angles I said Eleventh Avenue one hundred ! and ten f°et. Seized as the property of William F. defendant, taken in execution at the suit of Thomas Timbo, plaintiff, ! and to oe sold by JOHN W. REEVES. Late Sheriff. j Dated March 17, 1909. Pope & Runyon, Attys. f $6.84 3-20 5t i THE CITY OF CAPK MAY. NEW JERSEY. PROPOSALS FOR STORM j WATER SEWERS OR DRAINS. NOTICE CHpe May. N. J. Mar. 2. 1909 Proposals will be received by the I City Council of the City of Cape May, . I Council assembled on TUESDAY. MARCH 23rd, 1909, • at 8 o'clock P M . in the Council ■ ! Chamber of the City Hall of said City, for the construction of a part of its ' • sewerage system in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor. ■ j which can be seen on file in the office . of the Recorder of said City. Copies of the plans and specifications , ! will be loaned to intending bidders by j j the Recorder of the City ot Cape May, : upon application by mail or in person, , 1 at a charge of $10.00 for the set. Any ' other information desired, in accord- , | ance with the said specifications, may . ; j be obtained from Stiilwell H. Town-' " send, City Engineer, at his office in ' Cape May, N. J. ' The proposals must be made in strict ■ accordance with the plans and speeifications and upon the proposal sheets, • must be sealed and delivered to said Oity Council at the time and place ' specified and at no other time or place ' will any proposals be received. The Council of the City of Cape \ May. N. J., reserves the right to re- ' ject any or all bids and to waive any ' informality in the bids received as may ' best serve the interests of said City of Oape May. ' STILLWRLL HAND. 1 Chairman Street Committee. ANOTHER ■CONSIGNMENT r A large consignment, direct tgo m Germany, of colbVed Cape Mi>' vUw^ t poet cards have arrived aix^are on aale, - wholesale or retail. You will Admit when you see them that they are finest in tbeXmarket. Star and Wave Music and Stationery Department, 817 Washington street See show windows.