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Uwer Tiwukif Stltsaest Continued from Page 8 5s3^ S S*&— ':S 8 8 Grave* 97 G H B«rwig -« Samuel Borer 1.94 John Gilroy .97 Kmil Kamp *49 Ernest F Jummel .97 Jno C Neon .97 Louie Bosche -97 Emil H Scbwalto .97 WmOldfield 49 - Wm White .49 Catherine Fsvern .97 David MeOuen . .97, j George R Hannold .49 Sarah Ann Brown .49 Sanmel Biaa et ale. .49 Wm H Brown .49 Wm D Anderson 1.47 Kate Reese .49 Emmanuel Oldfield .49 Louis Bosche - .49 August Weber .49 • Margaret Parrel I .97 Catherine Mintzer .49 Maggie Winkler .49 James Booth -97 Wm Grantiand .97 Henry Gerbert .49 John W De Horsey 1.82 Wm Bedding .49 James C Giaeken ■ .97 MbMcBafey .49 ■1 By Kelly .49 Alfred Horsefield .49 Lixetta Zeller .49 Mary Malroy .49 Edward Dopp 1.94 Geo Pnngle et us Hannah Pnngle 4.84 Total. "wan WILDWOOD CREST Acker, John G 4.84 Anderson. Adolph 8.47 Aocott, Wm 28.44 Algert, Honrs F 6.46 Barber Anna R 81.46 - Boehl, K O 8.08 I Bacon EL 7.96 Bradley, Rose A 6.06 Bartholdi, Sophia S.63 Bateman. Albert 8.03 - Blanklev. Wm W 8.68 Biscoe, Warren E 19.86 &Mary A 21.78 ilMacr'^ * as® - Oornew, A 6.05 Coll, O. J. 6 05 Connor, Simon J 7.26 K Clark, J. W 43.56 » Caldwell. Jno 6.06 "tfcda- i 00 Done. W H 19.86 Diehl, R J 8 68 Mary L 57.22 English, Laura 6.06 EMredga. Curtis 8.63 Elwell. Chas H 8.4'/ . Bells, W F 6.06 Friday, Harry S 6.05 Flood. John J 8.03 , Flynn, Wilbur J 9.08 i Fry. Nelson 7.26 ' Gloeckler. John 46.98 , Green wait, Mflry H 15.12 > Geiger, Arthur O 8.08 Goodwin. J H 88.28 , Goff, Samuel B 7 26 Gill, James P 80.26 ' :. Hamilton, Elisabeth 7.36 • Hett. Jacob 8 44.77 Heecfa. Chas F 7.26 Holly Beach Yacht Club 61. 71 Hart, AR 8 03 , Honing, Frank L 8.08 ; Hamir, Frank 88.72 - Harper. Mary L 6.05 , Hoppe. R D 6.05 ; Irwin, J W 8.08 j Johnson. Or O E 6.06 ' Knapp 4 Stutzbsch 18.93 , Kosuhowski. K 16.05 Kaiaer, OK 3.08 ' Kelly, Anna M 6.66 Kloo, John . >-OL63 , Kennedy, Anthony W / 103 Lawler, Thos P 7,26 Lodge, R R s.oe Levlttiea, NM - 6.05 ' EBSHKwiar _ 8.47 Milan, Frank J 19.86 , MoNicbol, Margaret 6.05 . Muffley, Nettie 6.45 McNutt, John 3 68 * Mentzer, HH 8.47 Meyera, Matilda M 8 68 a Middleton. Edwin G 21.78 t TWBawoomba. John 7.87 u . : Morton. Thomas H 6 06 a Wlckerson. Harry L ^ 21. 18 p Nickerson. Joseph 1.00 n Olson, Andrew J 4 24 r Ocean Crest Hotel Co 112.63 Pennington, G W & M E L 4.84 , Parry, Dr G 0 6.06 0 Fptashntak. Sarah 6.06 n Paul, Bertha R 4.84 . BMriaad. Emma vW 7.80 . Raw son .Warren T 7.86 „ Rose, Herbert H 7.26 tl Rabfom, Chas 7.86 b Robinson. John J 6.06 n Seward. Mary T 129.47 «, Siegel. Margaret 7.8« * Schady. Louise 26.82 * Sehoenfedt. Dr Herman H6 58 Siegel & Seneff 89.88 u Seheunemann. Emil 14.68 jj Sheehan. Thomas A « 05 Smith, Wm J 6.05 ai Schweigert, John 12.10 . Staples, George B 6.05 *' Staples George B '

H?, Beully. O J 69.88 Smith, Leavitt S 7.26 1 Stall, Theo P 3.68 1 Saber t. C L ' 29.65 Semigan, W J 7.26 Sbsl cross, Isaac G 13.81 J Taylor. Wm 5.84 Timmoos. Frances P 6 06 Vanthuyna. J L 8 0S t WaroockAnna E ' 4.«4 ( Wallar, Christian 5.46 i Ward. MB A«8 Weir. Harry K 38.28 I > Zeitey. Stockton 1AM 1 WUdwood Crest Co 1979.67 1 Anglesea 4 Holly Beach Gas Co 18.16 I Total, WML 90 \ HOLLY BEACH »»»»"«■ PROPER- • TMWNW 1 grew HaWmaa aad Wnkmsan. LSI { » lil WWMr1 . l'.at ! aasi-* lif. ' ShW. D»- Jeha l.K III II. MD t« ssfir w

Temple, Fiad ' 121 Elmqoest, Oscar F 9 09 j ^ Total, #61-16 j Oraaae Avenue, Dividing Line Holly , I Beach and Wildwood Great ' I Montgomery Marietta 4 84 , I Goldsteins & Sons • 6.94 1 ) Baker, Latimer R 8 47 1 j Total, V $80.25 I ) SUMMARY , I Of Delinquent Taxes Year 1909 ' Lower Township proper. A 1168. 78 : I Highland Beach, 80. a. ' Wildwood Crest, 3,554.60 1 J Holly Beach Property owners, 51.16 * Crease Avenue, Dividing Line. 80. 25 1 I Total. $4 884.94 ] a State of New Jersey ' j Cape May County, as. 1 Charles C. Bolim, being duly sworn ' 7 according to law upon his oath says 1 1 that the above statement contains a j correct and true aeoount of delinquent j taxes due the Township of Lower. > Cape May County, N. J.. in accordance 1 , with the tax books now in his posses1 B-on, for the year 1909. 1 ! CHARLES C. BOHM. * Collector and Treasurer. ' 7 Sworn and subscribed this 1st day of 1 January, A. D.. 1910. \ SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. M. O. O. of N. J. j Attest Charles C. Reeves, Clerk. 1 Report of the Custodian of School j Moneys of the School District of 1 Lower Township, County of Qape j May, New Jersey. ■ For the School Year ending June , 30th, 1909. FINANCIAL REPORT 1 Receipts— State and County Funds From $300,000 State Scbool Fund Appropriation, $ 88-45 ■ From State appropriation, 617.14 [ From Railroad Tax, 1 865.89 ! From State School Tax, 2.888.55 > From Reserve Fund. 288.62 | From int of 8urplus Revenue, 41.18 ! Total, $4,684.38 DISTRICT TAXES ' Ba). in hands of Custodian July 1. 1908, $1,481.81 ; From current exp Railroad . ! Tax of year 1907. Included. 1,593.73 j From Bonds and Int, 600.00 ! Total, ' $3, 62s! 64 EXPENDITURES State and County Funds For Teachers' Salaries, $3060.00! For Fuel, 160.11 For Transportation of pupils, outside the district, 480.98 For Tuition of pupils adjoin- : ing districts, 752.67 ' Bal. in hands of Custodian * June 30, 1909, 290.62 ' Total, $4684.38 DISTRICT TAXES [ janitor's sal aries, f 84.00 , . For enlarging or repairing school house, 113.43 ! For debt and int. 335.00 For text books, apparatus and supplies, 702. 61 ! other school expenses, 508. 13 Bal in hands of Custodian June 80, 1909. 1782.47 Total. $3525.64 CHARLES 0. BOHM, Custodian. of New Jersey, Cape May County, ss. Charles C. Bohm being duly sworn on bis oath ssvs be is the Custodian of School Moneys for the Township of Lower. Oounty of Cape May. and State of New Jersey, that the above accounting is correct ^nd true to the best of his knowledge, information and belief. CHARLES O. BOHM. Sworn and subscribed before me this 4th day of January, A. D., 1910. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. M. C. C. of N. J. , The following resolutions were passed by Jthe Board of Trade at a special meeting held Monday evening and forwarded to Governor Fort : Whereas,- There seems to be some question as to whether the dredging of the Inland Waterway will be continued from the point near Holly Reach, at which work was stopped, to its completion, and Whereas, The dredging of this important waterway in spots will not prove beneficial to any section, and ~ Whereas, The most continuously and - thickly settled portion of our coast lies oetween Cape May and Atlantic City, therefore, be it Resolved. That this Board of Trade of the opinion that to expend any ion of the gear's appropriation for the Inland -Waterway elsewhere than between Holly Beach and Atlantic until this ac tion of the waterway completed, would be a great mistake and retard the uaetulness of the waterway immeasurably, and. be it further Resolved, That a certified copy of resolution be forwarded to our , Honorable Governor and friend to the seashore, Hon. John Franklin Fort, and his consideration respectful!} asked.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS the United States District Court for the District of Nfew Jersey In the matter of J .-seph Laventbol, In Bankruptcy. Bankrupt. To the creditors of Joseph Laven- ~ thai, of Oape May, in the Oounty of Cape May. «nd district aforesaid, { bankrupt: g Notice ia hereby given that on the . third day of January, A D.,.1910, the said Joaapa Laventbol was duly th adjudicated bankrupt, and that the " Brat ■siting of his credit xs trill ba f! bald at the oAce of the Referee in CT S'tESTSsrs £ January, A D. 1910, at Steven o'clock v' the forenoon, at which tiaae the said creditors may irtawd. pause their 1 cw JL « II. ito. ,

WEST CAPE MAY Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morton spent New Year's Day in Phi'adelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hoffman took , the New Year'u parade at PMladelMrs Donald Davis spent a few days i Philadelphia this week. Mrs. Edward Phillips is visiting a few days at Bridgeton. Mr. Newkirk has been elected super1 intendent of the Chapel Sunday ecbool Mrs. Helen Edmunds and soq Doric 1 spent a couple of days at Court tiouse. Mrs Charles Pieraon spent 'a reek i at Wildwood. Malvern Craig and lady friend, of spent some time with hie mother, Mrs. Craig. - . Charles Willis an-t William Petersen, Jr., hao a good time on their trip to ; Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles Pieraon spent New year's at MiUvjUe. Gold leaf factorxopens Monday after , week's vacation: . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reevea wenPhiladelphia visitors last week. KEEliEYCURE The cure thathzs been continuously successful for more than 30 years is worth investigating. For the drug or drink habit. Write for particulars. I Only Keeley Institute in Eastern I Penna., $12 N. Broad St., 1'hlla. 1

HIS WIFE OBJECTED' I1 On September I7, 1909, C. Q. W„ of S St. John, New Brunswick, Canada, ' * | applied to The Prud -ntial for a $5oo I policy. It was issued, but, his wife ' I objecting, he did not take it. He re- „ I ceived a slight injury which develop- ■ ed into blood-poisoning, and he died El in a few days: His wife, through her own fault, is deprived of the money that should be hers.

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PENHSYlippAILROAO ON MONDAY, JANUARY 3 LIMITED TRAIN SERVICE TO^ FLORIDA Was inaugurated { for thes-ason of 191 o "The Florida Special" Via the Atlantic Coast Line with solid Pullman equipment to Jacksonville and . through sleeping cars to St. Augustine, ->> Palm Beach, and Knights Key. WCCK-DAVS Leaves West Philadelphia 12.50 P. M. Arrives Jacksonville 2.15 P. M. | "The Washington end Florida Limited" Via Southern Railway with through sleeping '.cars to Jacksonville, Aiken, and Augnsta. Leaves West Philadelphia 3.50 P. M. Arrives Jacksonville 2.00 • P. M. "The Seaboard Florida Limited" Via the Seaboard Air Line with solid Pullman equipment to Jacksonville and through sleeping cars to St. Augustine, Palm Beach, Miami, and Knights Key. ^ WCCK-DAV* Leaves West Philadelphia 3.42 P. M. Arrives Jacksonville 2.00 P.M. OTHER GOOD TRAINS VIA ALL LINES. Full information of Ticket Agents. SEE WASHINGTON THE NATION'S CAPITAL i Pennsylvania Railroad % January 18, Februarys, 17. March 8, 21, April 7. 21, '!r«?r SSEi. S 10.25 ill $13.25 fro« Cape Ml) nllllllltifg^n^i Covers all neceseary expenses "w-^^^Txlfl^BBlilllnlylMBlf'I'l' Itineraries, tickets, and full Information may *" X] i p*-jhsHMIiy be oletalDud from Ticket Asents or J, E. WOOD. GEO. W. BOYD. ^ Paaa. Traffic Mer. Gen'l Pass. Asrnl

W. C. T. U. MEETS At tbe home of our preahten. Mrs. B. Rutherford the W ft t U. held meeting on Tuesday afternoon which was very interesting to all Following exercises the president, as hostess, seryed very beautiful and surprising k.ndTSbieh woe bealtiyenjo^br all present. Thanks to our faithful president Absent member* don't know „w ,b" u-'."y.t5K.. CASTOR I A (M Yn lm Atop hgtt ■a"

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS i Estate of Experienoe Crosgrove. De11 ceased. _ t Pursuant to tbe order of Chas P. 1 Vanaman, Surrogate of the Ooonty ' ot Oape May, made on tbe fourth day J 1 of January, A. D , 1910, on tbe epplir. cation «f the subscriber. Executor of I said deceased, notice is hereby given C to the creditors of said rices serl to ext hibit to the subscriber under oath or , afflmmtion their ctetau end demande it anthin nine months from the fourth £ day of Janeary, A. D.. 1910. or they q will he teaser haired of any artfaa ai | against the subscriber. H Dated January 4, A. D.. 1910. 5

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