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PROFESSIOAL I J 8PICER LBAUING , COUN8BLLOR-AT-LAW ] Solicitor, Muter and Examiner tn Chancery. Office SIS Washington St. (p CAPE MAT. New Jen* ; « p.'- , ; 1 SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW ' Merchants' National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts. 1 Cant Mat Cm v mV JKMKT. (, NOTARY PUBLIC, Solicitor and Maotor in Chancery. Keystone Telephone 85 A ■b>\ _j_ — b E' COUNSELLOR- AT-L AW a 820 Washington St.; » CAPE MA V. [ I f' ! tl JJLOYD C. HUGHES, |a ATTORNF.V-AT-LAW J omcss:" 503 Washington st. ; Cape May City, N J J NOTART PUBLIC SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY ^ ft Q BOLTON ELDREDGE t< * ATTORNEY-AT-LAW w OFPICESl Merchants National Bank Build In g Washington and Decatur Sts. i . Cape May N. J. NOTARY POBUC SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY Keystone Telephone 86 X JAMES M.E. HILDRETH, OOUN8ELI/OR-AT-LAW — AND — Solicitor. Master and Examiner I' g Chancery. NOTARY PUBLIC. Office at No. 214 Ocean Street. Cape May City. N. J Keystone Telephone 50 A |JE REU A. HAND DENTIST Announces that he has established ofiiees at ^ (14 N. 5th Street, - - Camden, N. J with thoroughly modern facilitiee for the practise of Dentistry. H jy- J. H. OLIVER DEfSTlST <m , Eat #y BnHcli..si«* L llflO O^xeatxx'u.t Street (One door abovefKeith's Theatre.) Ap pointments may.be made by Bell Telephone. Walnut 18S8D. Extracting painAcd is die Most Comfortable Contrivance known to the Oculist L. C ASHBURN Doctor of Optics tmtnj ut York Aveme, West Cape Miy I n^dEyas J k otmkmi kg aak Lat I / I I I I I

MARGARET'S LETTER TO DOROTHY ! DEAR MARGARET:— This will be my last letter from dear Cape May tbis season. I say this ; because we are surely coming , here next year if we go to any sea- j shore at alL I am writing this knowing that you ; at Niagara and of course will not be when I get there. 1 ^ f . Tbis week will be what 1 call oar farewell week for we are coming borne after we spend another Sunday here. Last Monday we were out for a sail on the grand harbor here and afterward ! caught several fish and a great numof crabs while lying at anchor. Frank and I have enjoyed the sum- ; mer here as we never enjoyed n season We hare met the best people, .localise they are the ones teat corns Here and are the ones that make Cape May the exclusive resort that it is. We have sailed on the harbor, and been on numlaunching parties both at night and in the day time and it is splendid We both enjoyed the bail games here • this season oecausc the team lias been a very good one, composed of college boys and the best of players. The Hotel j Cape May has been a constant source qf , delight" to ns because we have enjoyed the splendid orchestra manged by My. Theodor Gordohn so much, and . besides the hotel is managed' in such u fine way jthat no one could be dissatisfied who remained here. There are several fine hotels here that » many are jnst in lore with but I am going to stand by the popular- hostelry tuat has enterained us this season. Oue of the best things o! the season '• the lnnrsnmallow roasts ana dandy

[beach parties the" young people here are y so fond of having every night in some part of the beach. r Another pastime we have indulged , ; in -and are very fond of is tennis. There 7 . are several fine courts at the Golf Club beside a large number about the town i.-nCntained by cottagers. , The Board Walk of course has • j been our favorite haunt of an , , evening when there were no dances to be attended. The city band on pa- , vilion number one was visited several < . times a week when ever we could find | r time to spare. 1 Several straw rides helpea while the 1 time away, and that is another favorite , 1 stunt of the young people. j I This it one of the greatest card party ( , towns I have ever struck. Every one j plays and the best parties of the season j were held at the Golf Club by the Ladies 1 . Association. , Above all other things here we have - enjoyed the bathing most. There can be ' no better beacli than there is here and everybody goes in nearly every day— t euch a clean cut. aristocratic throng of 1 1 bathers is hard to imagine unless you 0 , spend tbe season at Cope May. Lake 1 several times and we had two lovely pi;- s Lily at Cape May Point has "neon visit \ _ed several times and we had two lovely 0 picnics over there with the young people, j | ! There are wonderful water lilies there j r 1 and" such a-still, quiet spoony place, in | e paddle about in. J 1 I The country about here has the very I 1 best of roads and we liave motored t «nd driven over every inch of them ditr- ; iug our sojourn hen. p Tonight as I sit here living over again j e i the season so pleasantly passed I fn.ljp sadder thai I lm< 1 since Frank and i Ip useii to quarrei befo-e we became nn old ! n married eouple. ' But we all say together, "AIL IihiI I _ to thy qneen of ail resorts." This is "my i j last good-bye this summer. From your ] DOROTHY. i . 1

Take notice that at a sale of bods for taxes levied to satisfy the execution of E. T. Johnson vs. Cepe Msy Point, held on tbe seventeenth day' of December, A. D., 1908, the subscriber did buy at said sale the following described property, vis:— Lot 128 in Block E, for the sum of #11.14. And take furtaer notice that your right of redemption In said property will expire on the seventeenth day of DecemA. D., 1910, and that there is due me the sum of #11.14, togetner with interest thereon from December seventeenth, A. D, 1908, st tbe rate of 12 per cent, annum, and other taxes and legal I expenses, and unless you redeem said premises from said tax sale, I shall apply to the proper authorities to complete my title to saia property. AM.SM.V WRionr Ssrsh J. Miller: Take rotioe that at a sale of lands taxes levied to satisfy the execution of T. Johnson vs. Cape May. Point, held the seventeenth day of Dece: D., 1908, tbe subscriber- did buy st said f-ale the following described property, vir:— Lot 33 in Block B, for tbe sum ! of #38.49. And take further notice that your I 1 ightof redemption in saiu property will j expire on the seventeenth uay of December, A. D., 1910, and that there ib due me lie sum of $38.49, together with interest j 1 hereon from December seventeenth, A. D., 1908, at tbe rote "of 12 per. cent. j annum, and other taxes and legal j | expenses, and unless you redeem said j premises from said tax sale, I shall ap- ' ! ply to the proper authorities to complete j niy title to said property. AMNlo" WRIGHT j j To Jane W. Hughes: J Take not e'e tnat at a sale of lauds for i jinxes levied to satisfy the execution ofj E. T. Johnson vs. Cape May Point, held on the seventeenth day of December, A. ' i

' D., 190S, the subscribe*- did buy at said 1 sale tbe following described property, ; vis: — Lots Nob. 5 and 0, Block N, for the j sum Of $7. 04. j Ana take further notice that your j right of redemption in said property will I expire on the seventeentn day of December, A. D., 1910, and tnat there is due me' 1 the sum of #7.04, together with interest 1 ! thereon from December seventeenth, I A. D., 1908, at tbe rate of 12 per cent, per annum, aud other taxes and legal expenses, and unless you redeem said premises from said tax sale, I shall apply to tbe proper authorities to complete iny title to said property. AMNON WRIGHT To William V. McKean Estate: Take notice that at a sale of lands for taxes, for delinquent taxes, due the Township of Lower, for the year 1907, held on the nineteenth day of November ber, A. D., 1908, tlie "Subscriber did buy at said sale, the following described ' property, via: • Lots 30, 31, 32, 33 ,34, 39, 40, 02, 03, 64, 65, 66, 68, block F. may of Cape May Point, forttlie sum of #35.87. And take further notice that your right of redemption in said property will expire on the ninetentli day <»:" Xo e 1ber, A. D„ 1910, and there is due rue I ie sum of 835.S7, together with iitert-t thereon from November nineteenth, . A D., 1908, at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum, and other taxes and legal expenses, and unless you redeem said j premises from said tax sale, I s\ill apply to tbe proper authorities to complete ' my title to said property. , AMNON WRIGHT I

CELEBRATED SINGER AT WINDSOR > == j The guests qf the Hotel Windsor are ! enjoying a rare treat in the presence of . Miss Roberta' Glanville, of Roland Park, I_Md. Miss Glanville, a tall, stately 3b1oade is the possessor of a soprano , voce •>: rare ;i:r.li!y and beauty and her Drrsdon and \ Vina, she was the fav 0 orite pupil of t-.e celebrated Marches: K and, under the direct patronage of the I ■ ; late grand opera conductor < ouricd, has jg i appeared very successfully in nitrous 0 | roles of grand opera As the Flower! j Maiden in I'ursfhl she lias achieved ' great success not only on account "of her; I wonderful voice but in point of beauty j land great dramatic art. We hope she' j tnay regain her health and -treugtii by; j her stay in Cape May. Mis* Glanville i j is accompanied by her mother and sister, j 1 Mrs. and Miss GlanvltV.

i HE WINDSOR M . r: p GPEN ALL THE \ EAR. R, J. CRE8WELL, Prop. First Class in all its appointments. Sun parlors. ^ Suites with baths. Thoroughly renovated and heated throughout. a' Keystone Telephone 654 A p: 1 ■ — ; THE VIRGINIA HOTEL : A. M. Ludlam (FORMERLY OF THE CLENWOODI Z Open all the year. Steam heat, Sun Parlors ; Rooms single or tnsuite with bath. Keystone Telephone 679 A

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r » W I Vrll I j f nr Inaata and Children. d KM Yn Hm Alnyt ; i Bears the // 1 of (JGtf/zteucsUiu ' K- R. Wentzell'a furniture store, - Perry street, carriee a gnat stock 88 . furniture and booaebokl goods and many purchasers of Urge and small 1 quantities have found that they save , considerable stuns of money, while . having goods delivered without dam- , age, as is not the oaae when purchased j anywhere and shipped by rail. ! A Reliable fifty;"' "• ' , Remedy Wtftixjth ■ Ely's Creist Balnt s it qalcWr abtorUd. COtPl Give. Relief el Once. Mr,D , It cleans*-., soothes, heals and"- protects I the disea»-d meta- Fy " btane resnlung frota E^t _.u, 1 Catarrh and drives B8M-S5 r ' Z Wtt away a Cold in the •_*2_Sfl i 1 Taete and Smell. Full sir.- 53 c;a,, at Lrtiggists or by mail. Iu li.jni 1 form, Z 3 cenhi. Ely Brothers. 5G Warren Street. New York, : Are you undecided where to have - your clothes made? Are yon looking ; for a first class tailor? Are -you tired , I of having to take the soit back for 'j alterations and lose your time as well : sb your temper? Avoid all the un [j pleasantness connected with clothes 1 and have them made by CHARLES SCHEKER, Ladies' and Men's Tailor, Cape May, N. J EPILEPSY! St. Vitus Dance, Stubborn Nervous Disorders, Fits rwpond immediately tr the remarkable treat- I , meat that haa for 39 ycarr been a standard j remedy for these troubles— GN. Kk.*NF*S CKEAT Aft KCKVE RESTORES. It isim^-ribed I Hpt J»w especially Tor these diseases and is 1 Bottlfi not E <are<UL Its beneficial edects |p are immediate and lasting. FhysS ffCe ciaas recommend it and dnicrists scC it. FJ prove its wonderful virtues, we will cheerfully send, without char-re. a FILL S .0( SDPPLT Address DR. KLIX'J IX <~~ZTVTE, j Branch lOO, lted Bank, liaw Jersey.

HCOMffiiBB 1KB. 5 OFFICE 508-510 WAt MUT ST ! PHIfArtPIOMVa ba ' ? , rtlLADLLFMIA. PA. j SL'IflTJS, \ A Dale Benton, John L Th amies J. Tatrall Lea, Charles B. Pnah Etthard M. Cadsraladei, RSnghaa A Mania, Edward Tstoteabcry Bdwia N. Bern, jr. w. GARDNER CROWELL. Senretarr HAMPTON L. WARNER, Aaaistant Bwa tary. *«• J. DAWSON. Sec'y Agency Depart a. w. band a p. *-i rrwag HAND AND ELDREDfiE I LOCAL AGENTS K«i« lint's Nsticnsl Bank BWp.sr 815 and 817 Washington Street Cape Mav/N J. Go to Thomas Soults, Cold Spring, ■ 1 for the things you need for the tabla, and family, add obtain satisfactqqr goods at the smallest cost. Fall and complete stock, carefully selected, with knowledge born of experience gained by sn active career of more vears than that cf any dealer in Lowe !*fownahip. tf ! INVITED TO ENTER STONE HARBOR RACES Commodore "Jim" Thompson, of the "Stone Harbor Yacht Club came into the barb ii in the Albratross yesterday and visited tbe yacht club house. He invited ti c Cape May "fleet to participate tn the races at Stone Harbor o-i Labor Day.

A. C.GILE— — fouse and §iqn ?aiqier and Cccoiator. Office SHOP IN REAR of 5 Jackson st. Cape May City Glen wood Hotel Let me tell you about , MADE HARNESS EXPERT REPAIRING Also a line of good serviceaMe horse j goods. At low price SUMMER SHEETS - - - SWEAT PAr S - WHIPS ' JAMES McFADDEN SECOND FLOOR OF THE EXCELSIOR BUILDING CN WfcST P_RH* STREET . HENRY REEVES machinist STEAM FITTING AND r. \ < KITTING I • j; HIRING PROMPTLY ATT:'.V ->EJ TO. Jefferson St., below Gorge. I, 116 1'earl SL, West t'a;n* May, X. J. Keystone 'Phone 137R .Intimates 1 uiiiislied # PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ! PERSONALLY — CONDUCTED EXCUF.SICN3 Niag-ara Falls - September, 20, October 4, 1»10 $12.00 Cape May SPECIAL TRAIN of Pullman Parlor Can. Dining Cor, and Day Ooarke* laavea Philadelphia following day, running via ibe PKTVII#«I (I'lCVERAMA VAIIET ROUTE