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CAPE MAY STAR »*EWAYE ! I Oeesn Wave established 1866 Star of tbe Cape established 1868 i Merged in Star and Ware, 1907 i I Publication Day, Saturday. Forme Close Thursday evening .at 8 o'clock Sobacription Price, One Dollar a Tear In Advance This paper is entered at tbe post office at second class postal matter. ADVERTISING RATES— For tbe convenience of those desiring to send advertisements by mail. Cash to accompany the order. Legal advertising 6 cents per line — 6 point eaeh insertion. DISPLAY ADVERTISING— Single insertions, 26 cents per inch Advertising running for 18 insertions or over, or occupying 60 inches or over, IS aants par inch. Smaller amount 16 Mats par inch. P-sdirg notices, Ave lines or less, 26 cents single insertion; 60 cents three Insertions. Thirteen times or more, three omits pea line. All resolutions of condolence from lodges, churches or other organisations, associations or individuals, offered for publication, either in weekly or dally editions, will be charged for at the rate of one dollar for any resolution occupying three inches of space or leas, and five cents per line in adddition for each additional line. The farmers of Cape May County are jubilant over one of tbe most successful seasons that they have experienced for many yean. The weather has been ideal for the growing crops and not a single corp has been a failure. The corn fields are showing every indication of a bumper crop and the plentiful rains of tbe summer has given the grass such start that a large hay crop will be harvested throughout the county. Sweet potatoes in many instances are at this early date yielding ten barrels to tbe thousand hills as an average all over tbe county, and prominent with others in that line are Edward Learning, of Cold Spring and the Bates brothers of Fishing Creek whose crops already promise immense yields. The berry crop of this summer, owing to the abundance of moisture, has yielded the owners of even small acreages, pleasing profits. William Ewing, whose Wonder Blackberry" is the talk and wonder ofgthe entire southern part of nuuuer ui, me enure noumern pari oi

the county, is the most fortunate in * that line as his vines have netted him, .. because of their phenomenal yield, a fine f, . Lewis Hoffman, of Cold Spring, has " been receiving congratulations from his jfellow farmers on being the most sue- s cess ful tomato raiser in the county and 0 that is but one instance which is one of many as the tomato yield has been large over the eounty. Canteloupes and water melons always a t good yielder in this county liave beer, ii exceptionally abundant and Eli Ruther- o fold on canteloupes alone has cleared > over five hundred dollars on one acre. I Fruit is abundant ail over the county, J the peach crop especially so. Garner h Han a, at Burleigh, having one of the ii best orchards in the country which is s yielding thousands of baskets a week p , which are being shipped to various larg*- <• cities. Senator Robert E. Hand'sfruit a farm at Rio Grande is easily second v best, while several other groves areship- v ping hundreds of baskets daily. -1 Late fall crops with the start they fnow have, will be as gratifying as the f earlier crops which is giving the fanners ! asperations to certain horseless vehi- 1 cles which have grown popular during -1 the past few years among the Cape May « farmers. i

Ho Democratic Candidate for Assessor or v . There is no Democratic candidate for w Assessor running this fall, the two can- pi didates, Irwin Eldredge and George L. tl Iswett, being Republicans. t< The residents and property owners of v ' Cape May County have every reason to * fee] exiUtant at the progress that is being m^de w ithin its borders. It seems " but a short time ago since this march of 1 progression- set in, bnt it has been so 11 great in its magnitude as to surprise even those who have been chiefly instru - ' mental in the work. Ten years ago the work of building good roads was commenced, but in a small way and in spue of much opposition, but since tnat time a strong sentiment has been developed q in favor of good roads, and the work of road bniiding is now progressing in the t; county at a rapid pace. Within the past decade the progress of the seaside re- _ sorts of tbe eounty have been marvelous, while tbe towns and the fanning districts all over the eounty have advanced beyond the moat sanguine expectations of the moat optimistic inhabitant. Official statistics, issued by officials of the state government, show that Cape May County baa, proportionately considered, made greater gains in wealth and population than any other eounty in tbe state, and the agencies that have i»

brought this about are stronger and more active today than ever before. And tbe progressive men of the countv c have not only come to fully realize that "in unity there is strength," but they collectively working upon this plan, ^ and the reault of aucir action has already ^ to be felt and seen. The seaside ^ resorts are now working in harmony in ^ the effort to make the eounty and its ^ many advantages better known, and in tnia way they haTe the approval and eo- * operation of the rural sections, which are ^ prospering as the reault this work. As | ^ stated, within the past decade, Cape May ; ! County has out stripped all other counties of the state in the acquisition ot wealth and population, and it is a ^ ■ safe prediction to say that within the ^ next decade it will more than double in ' .both.— Five Mile Beach Sun. ^ - The Burning of the Menhaden Factory If the burning of the Menhaden plant • at Lewes will do away with this nuisance there will be a number on this side i of the bay to rejoice. If the intention is , to rebuild there should be a fund raised » by tbe residents of tins city and Five Mile Beach to carry the matter into tbe I U. S. Courts and secure an injunction s against their farther operation, for the , reason that there are times when the stench blown across the bay from this i plant permeates tbe New Jersey shore , resorts for ton miles. It la injurious r ana outrageous. The Fish Commission 7 of the State is so little regardful of tbe ( s resorts and so much more favorably in- - dined .to the pirate trust that they col1 led a paltry license to permit these Ii pirates to rob our waters of tbe fish, but there should be tome protection from the stench arising from the factory. e The Colonial will probably remain - open until October 1st. i B The canvass of Assemblyman Christo1 pher S. Hand for renomination and reft election gives indication of large support ' in almost every precinct. h It used to be said of the Bourbons of w France, "They never learn anything t and they never forgot anything." This ■ is true of some near politicianers. e Precisely the same silly yarns which one • of the class invented in 1889 to arouse " prejudice in the county against candid dates to whom he was opposed, he is ing venting and circulating today to carry i- out his purposes. g Take a Foot-Bath To-Night [- After dissolving one or two Allen's Foot- , Tabs (antiseptic Tablets for the foot- ' bath) in the water. It will take out ® all soreness, smarting and tenderness, d remove foot odors and freahen the feet, if Allen's Foot-Tabs instantly rdieve Aliens foot- 1 nDs instantly relieve

weariness and sweating or inflamed feet and liot nervousness of the feet at night. "FO-T -TABS FOR FOOT-TUBS." Then comfort throughout the day sliake Allen's root- Ease, the antiseptic powder into your shoes. Sold everywhere, 25c." Avoid substitutes. Samples of Allen's i'oot-Tabs mailed FREE, or our regular \ size ant by mail for. Address, Allen S. LeRoy, N. Y. The Annual Beacu Party The annual beach party by the visiof West Cape May to the Ufa SavStation on the Two Mile Beacli, of which Captain Hoffman, Charles Mac Xeill, Joseph West, Jame« Dawson, Philip Long. Joseph Stanton, Stokelcy | are the crew was pait eipated-in by a jolly pasty August .ii and all were finely entertained by the crew of that station. The visiting party brought plenty of the good things to cat, such as cantaloupes, cake and fruits with lemons and the day was bright and beautiful with a gentle breezes from the southeast, visiting party consisted of Mrs. Rosa Johnson, Mrs. Charles McNeill, Mrs. F. S. Eldredge, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Stevens, Misses May and Jennie MeNeill, Miss Kate M. Souder, Miss Haddie Johnson. Miss May Hickey, Jos. J. Eldredge and F. S. Eldredge, arriving at the station about 9 o'clock and stayuntil 5 p. m. The station crew fering until o p. ra. ine station crew ler-

ried the party across the inlet so they could take the trolley home. It surely a very enjoyable day to the whole party including tbe life saving crow . as such parties contribute toward relieving them of some of the monotony of their service there. The . visiting party hereby express thanks ( and good feeing to the crew for their kindness to them during the whole day ( and will look forward with desire of . having the. pleasure of duplicating the Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR1A POST CARDS REDUCED. ? Local Views and Fancy Birthday 1 Cards at 15 CERTS PER DOZEN e and Wave Stationery Department, 1 -U7 WASHINGTON STREET 1 FAIRBANKS' MORSE It U0 ' StutioTuwy and Marine Gas and Gaaol ne ENOINES I FRANK HNTRIKIN. Agent e Cape May City. h|

May Poat Office for week ending September 1 : Hanks, Robert; Bentley, Mrs. HenHieberbach. Mrs. lxittte; Brown, L. M-; Carpenter, Mrs. George; Career. John H.; Cameron, U. XV.; Curil, .Mrs. Henry V.; Davis, Mrs. S. Boyer; Dew ert, Mrs. L. Ii.; lAenison, James E; ulton, Miss F., <21 ; Uipean, Misa Jennie; Hartman, Walter A.J Harris B.; Lord, Misa Cynthia; MsBride, Nellie; Meyer, Mrs. Frank; Nerris, WilLam; Petzelt, Miss Helen; Quinn, Miss M.; Ravine, Samuel; Rohrer, Miss Katharine; Solomon, Miss E-; Smith, L. G.; Williams, Mrs Alvin. In calling for tbe above please say advertised. J. E. TAYLOR, P. M AGE AO HAS Everybody in Cape May is Eligible Old people stooped with suffering, Middle age, courageously fighting. Youth protesting impatiently; Children, unable to explain; All in misery from their kidneys. Only s little backache first. Comes when you catch cold. Or when you strain the back. Many complications follows. Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bright '§ disease. Dosn's Kidney Pills cure backache. Cure every form of kidney ills. Mrs. Lydia Martin, Mechanic 8L, Cape May C. H., N. J., says: "My son suf1 fered for years from B right's Disease and although he used a number of prep orations, he was unable to find relief. There was a constant pain through the small of his back and physicians said tuat his cse was incurau.e. He finally procured Doan's Kidney Pills at itfDete Corson's Drug Store and soon after their ' use was begun, a great improvement was noticeable. He has not complained of h isback for some time and his healtu is much improved. Doan's Kidney Pills ' have proven of great value in i.iia case ' and we feel very grateful to them. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents ' Foster-Milbourn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents tor the United States. Remember the name — Doan's — and take no other. For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffi.lo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name — Doan's — and . take no other. I STAR AND WAVE HIGH TIDE TABLE f s

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