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Tha Vcllowalooe I’aik U ULqucitiooably ooe of the moel tntertaUng region* on the globe, tor within it a ditpUyed Uit peateet collecuoa ot neturee m»nlfold wooden. thlt mountain bound plateau, high op on the enmalt ot the cTerleaUug rockiee. It a vcrl playground for the world'* giant fotoaa The peraonally-cooduotod lour of the PanmylTania Railroad Company, which IcaTct New York on .September 1. afford* the mo*t •atiifaotory mean* o! eta]Ung Ihl* wonderland and viewing It* marrelou* fealurea A *top of two day* will be made on the return trip »t Omaha, aflording an opportum'y to Tiall the Trana-Mluiaaipi Ezpoaltion. TourUU will travel by ipecial train of Pullman smoking, dining, sleeping and observation can In each direction. Eight day* will be spent in the Park. A ■lop will also be made returning at Chicago. The round trip nte, *235 from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Waahlngton, (230 from Pittaburg, coven all neeeeaary ezpcntea tot detailed Itineraries and fall information apply to Uoket agent*. Tooriat Agent, 1190 Broadway, New York, or address Geo, W. Biyd, Assistant Gea-

Blatloc, PhUadelphU-

DEUGHTFUL VACATION TRIP. Torn Visiting Watkin* Glen, Nipgan Fall* Xbooaand Islands. Qusboc, Montreal Au Sable Chasm, Lake Champlain and Lake George, Saratoga,and the Heights of the Hudson. Leave Philadelphia by special train August 10. The tour will be In charge of ooe of the company'a tourist agents. Au experienced diaper on will aleo accompany the party, havIng especial charge of unescorted ladies The rate of (100 from New York, Brooklyn, Newark, Trenton, Pnlladel- - - d Wash-

transfer charges carriage hlr*-ln fact

Foe detailed itinerary, tickets or any additional information ad drees Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 1190 Broadway. New York; 800 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 788 Broad street, Newark, N. J.; or Geo. W. Through Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Service Between New vork and estpe May. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that beginning July 1, e though Pullman buffet parlor oar will be planed In service between New York and Gape May. weekdays oo train laavtawMaw York, West Tweoty-third ip. m., Deahroaaes 11.00 p. m.. Brook- _ Newark 1.28 p. m., , T.n p. m., New Brunawlck oa p. m., and Trenton 2.53 p. m, atand OoetlaodlB«eet.ll 43»- in.. Weet Twenty-third Street Sutton 12.15 p. m , Brooklyn 12.05 p. m, making

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The recent triumphs of see and land rvvires the Interest in that greatest of ail American battlefields Gettysburg. In orde '’ll of New York. PhiladelphU, and neighboring the cities may visit this great battlefield in the most satisfactory otr, the Penns! vanU Ball road Company has arranged for a three^ay persouallyconducted tour oo Saturday, A ugust 11

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Leave New York 8 50 A. M...(18 SO " Trenton 10 58 “ ...12 50 ' Philadelphia... 12 20 P. M... 10 00 Proportionate rates from other point*. Rate includes transportation in each directioa. two days' hotel aocommodations, and carriage drive over the entire battlefield under the direction of Oapt. James T. Long, the celebrated guide, who will describe the battle at the

prominent points of the field, agent and chaperon will eeoo

party. A Poilmen parlor car will be run through from PhiladeipMa to Get-

J burg and return. Itineraries tickets end

lion apply to aeaieellick kgents, 1109 Broadway. New York. 789 Broad street. Newark, N. J.; or address Gao. W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent. Philadelphia.

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H. rHILLLPs, M. D., SEBDEIT BQIE0PATH1C PHTSIC1AK.

J^OBGAN HAND, ATTflEHET aM COOKSEIM-AT-LAW nouaion, kanrsH aso BkawiKSK is tasoaKr, sli-hsks coukt oohMissiosgB, sorakv fubuc. cars uai oonur nuusa, k. j JONATHAN HAND, C0UNSELL0R-AT-UW, cars gar oookr boOua s. j.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE,

CAPE MAY, N.’J. JOHN TRACY A CO.. Proprintor*.

THE WINDSOR,

CAPE MAY, N. J. NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. IMHEDIATELV ON THE BEACH. — OH* BbOCK FROM w. J. K. R. DKIVT. Open Spring, Summer, Autumn- Has been renovated and ts now first-class to " sppotutments. Finest location on the South Jersey Coast. The WINDSOR ways entertained the best ot Cape Hay's visitors. R. HALP1N, Proprintor.

THE CHALFONTE,

GEO. W. ARMS. Proprietor.

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SMOKED SPECTACLES Regular price 35c to-day they go at 23c Hither riding bow or straight temple

SNAKE RINGS irom 50c to $12.00

CAPE MAY BRANCH

PATENT ON PANTAU00NS,

READING COAL. YARDLEW1S W. HILDRETH,

COAL AND WOOD OFFICE AND YARD. LAFAYETTE ST.. Adjoining Reading Railroad Depot, Orders left at 34 Jackson Street or at Yaid, Will Receive Prompt.Attention. A. R. CORDON 219 Decatur Street. - - Cape May. N. J. THE CONTINENTAL BREWING CO.'S Gold Seal and Imperial Beer

Cor. Washington and Ocean Sts. lalerta: *1 J per eenL allowed on tuar ilfposlla an-l **tln* tano aeceunm Hafe Uepuen Uoxee In Unrflar I-roof VanU, MAIN OEFICE. Third and Market Sts.. Camden, N. J. CAPITAL. - 8200,000

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' COIPAKI.

ICE- -ICE^ -ICE KNICKERBOCKER ICE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. SippHa Mlt BstairaiH 4 Cuttatm fill BIST IjliiUTY ICI ALSO WITH GOAL I COAL l

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•ured. If bought right, the selling price, era right. Every item in the •tore wUI convince you of the truth of our assertion. For this reason, and from the -i-"dr v * of economy, it pays to trade at oar store. Oar NewTS Waists are here, m lawn, percales, madras, gingham and 'summer garments To possem that Ideal charm in fit i be cleverly fashioned, or the effect ts lo of good dremmaklng to use patterns that are absolutely reliable- Tnere’s nothing better than THE NEW IDEA PATTERNS—always ID cents caoh. June fashion sheets O. L. W. KNERR, 518 Washington Street. Ospe May.

I. H. SMITH, No. fill W sitting ton Street, Cape May, N. J. Fine Ready Made Clothing Dr In M Bm i ai lit Latst Sttls aif at Liiesl Fm GENTS' FINISHING GOODS, MTS, CAPS, THUS. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES. F. W. WOLF, 410 Washington Street, Cape May,

Graham, Vienna![and French Bread ICE CREAM. WATER ICES. ETC.. ETC. city free of extra charge. TELEPHONE 94. WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO^, Toil W A IlIJIillM of Merchandise, Valuable Packages and Money TO AU, POINTS IN THE UNITED STATfrc Oape May aad Philadelphia Quick Transit. PROMPT DELIVERIES. Oape May UAee—Comer Waahisgtoe and Jaekeoe mresk* Fhiledelpkie CMew-MeAet ttoM Fmry Biukhega. south aUo. ROBERT ETRtTCH. Gerteral 4

THURSDAY, SACRIFICE SALE... QUEEN JEWELRY STORE 305 Washington St., Cape May. To-day and To-morrow a low-price wind will blow on shore. A tidal wave of bargains will inuudatc our store. We never before offered so much for the money, and probably never will again. So this is your opportunity. These bargains will melt away like snow in a tropical sun, so don't put off that purchase if you want : dimes and dollars. Prices split right open. ^OPTICAL GOODS. buy a pair of Smoked Glasses to save your eyes.