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SOME RAILROAD NEWS TROLEY LIKE FROM OC&AN CITY TO MILLVILLE Pennsy Said to beJPrepsring to Eectrify Road to Cape May and Our Comity Seeorta in Time for Next Season. Bays the Millrtlle Daily Republican: "8nrveyora having been working along the line of the Weat Jersey and Seashore Railroad, between thia city and Cape May, have revived the rumor that the line it to be electrified in the spring. 11m engineers are sent out from Broad Street Station and the local officials are ignorant of their purpose iJ making the survey. Some of the rumors are that the road is to be double tracked all the way to the shore. It is said that the grsat increase in travel between this city ■i»d Camden, due to the installation of the electric system, hi* made the railroad people feel satisfied that with a double track and electric trains run frequently that it would build travel up between this city and the shore. The Sea Isle Times says: Rumors are also about in Sea Tile that big things may be looked for in the railroad serivce before many months. At any rate the Penney has been making many improvements hereabouts in the past few months, and more are contemplated, the least of which is not the new bridge across Townsend's Inlet, which it is estimated will cost dese to *400,000, including the jetty just finished at that place in an effort to fix the current, which has been the bane of the railroad engineers for years, and t which has been the cause of the Fennsv spending many thousands of dollars each wintar and spring in repairing its bridge connecting this place with the lower beach. Within the past thirty days railroad men have put in improved signal devices here. Heavier rails are being unloaded almost every week, and surveyors gangs have been frequently seen at work on the ljnc between here and L _ OteajlCSty and out toward the Junction, r* giving some foundation for the talk that the road is to be electrified. The electric road between here and Ocean Gty, it is said, will be oy the way of the old Pleasure Road, and that a combination station for the coast branch and the trains via Millville will be erected on the triangular plot belohging to the railroad and lying be tween Land is avenue and Pleasure railroad and Ocean avenue and Italia street, where the Company's water tank now stands. Public sentiment is heartily in favor of this rumored move of the railroad, and of which the railroad men say they have no knowledge, but which the report further says will be made at an early date, as the Pennsy is anxious to get rid of the big bill paid yearly to the Reading for trackage privileges over its f line from Winslow Junction to Mount I Pleasant, and which could be used to help equip and maintain an electrified road from Millville and which would be a big saving in the end if trains were aent to Cape May County resorts tath way. fc Another rumor, which may or may not have fouudation, is that Stone Harbor will be the terminus of this branch. & Ocean" Gty having to depend on the [ Shore Line electrics for its passenger TEE? ALL DEMAND IT Oaps Mav, Like Evary (Sty and Tows is the D&ics j Bseeivsa It People with kidney ills want to be J . cured. When one suffers the tortures of an aching back, relief is eagerly sought for. There are many remedies < to day that relieve but co not cur . Here is evidence to prove that Doan's Kidney Pills cure, and the cure is last- ■ tag Michael H. Holland, Columbia Are, Wast Cape May, N. J., says: "For almost a year'I was afflicted with kidney trouble, brought on by a heavy cold. I had pains in the small of my back and j at times was unable to sleep well, arising in the morning tired and ante- ! freshed. Whenever I stooped cr brought i any strain on I be muscles of my back, I " sharp pains darted throughout my body ] I ' and I often felt miserable. I was also j 1 subject io headaches and dizzy s pel la, { during which my sight became blurred Hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills, I decided to try them until completely cu red. I have had no trouble since I can only sav that Doan's Kidney Pills are invsluab > for kidm y complaint » For sale by all dealers. Pries 60 cents Foster- Milburn Co , Buffalo, Now York, sols agents for the Uaitad States. Remember the aame— Doan'e— end take bo other. [ Oo to Thomas Soulta. Cold Sprtn*. for the thins* rou need for the table end family, and obtain satisfactory roods at |k • the smallest oosL Full and complete f Stock, carefully selected, with knowlL edge born of experleaoe rained by aa active career of more yean than that £ of any dealer In Lower Township. tf I I a l t

TEN Strong Companies ART.pltC.piU Over S10 000,006 RapresNM If Had I BMp Fire Insurance Agents. Twenty-six years of experience. Your Insurance placed; with us s absolute protection from loss by fire Apply to S. F. ELDREDGE 810 Washington Street or . A. W. HANii 815 Washington Street Keeley Cure The core that has been continuously successful for more than SI years Is worth Investisatlnr- For the drug or drink habit. Write far particulars. SIS Worth Broad SX. Ml*., Fa. 11-t l»t FAIRBANKS' MORSE A CO Stationary and Marina Gsa and Oasotsns ENGINES FRANK ENTRIKEN, Agent . P. O. Box No. 8 Cage May Gty, N. J. PEOPLE HAVE CHANGED Some years ego the people of Caps May used to go to Philadelphia to have their suit* made to order, but now not inly the people of Cap* May, but the people of Philadelphia and other big citie* come to the Cape May tailor Van Keaiel to get their clothes made. They are not only pleased with th* fit but the style, material and price. Our large stock of Fall and Winter goods havs arrived for inspection. No charge to *ee these goods. Come in and consult ma about your Fall and Winter suit and overcoat. Satisfaction guaranteed. EDWARD VAN KESSEL, notice Beginning with the December 10th issue of the Star end Wave all unpaid taxes for ^909 in Lower Township, will be advertised and sale of property made upon which taxes are due. Delinquent tax payers will have an opportunity to square their tax accounts without additional costs. CHARLE& C. BOHM, Collector Dated December 3rd, 1910. PILES If you have Piles we will cure you Write lonlky for FREE BOOKTLET dt OUARANTEE. Established in 1885, and have never found a case we could not cure. OREEN'S SPECIFIC CO., Broadway A Manhattan St.. New York, R Y BEFORE WINTER SETS IN Better have me to look over your tin ; roofs. A little attention now may save j much trouble later on. CHARLES A. SWAIN, 305-7 Jackson Street I FREE MEDICAL BOOK 7 This coupon, if mailed at once, la rood for one copy of MURRAY'S CHEMICAL 9 FACTS, an up-to-dats household medical dictionary Cut out this coupon and mall It to the M RKAY CHEMICAL CO.. 844 ) East sm St.. New York City. N. Y. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER A new and fine assortment of wall J db per is now being offered by Eldredge i Johnson, 318 Washington street. WhatI you need >n thia line can be suj | lied . rl iiLL__ 4^* " .. :•< it 1 .7 mkY : 1 ROY ' Laundry ; 310 Decatur Street Cape May, N. J. 1 1

— , — ! IMPORTED MATTINGS At Dcmeatk Price, JESSE M. BROWN 322 Mansion Street, Cape May Keystone Telephone is8 D Wm. F. Brown PLiUMBIflG, STEAM and GAS FITTING Jobbing A Sfcci&'ty. 5 1 5" mansion Street.

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