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1. Utnry BdJnumlt. No. SIS Woohlng-

Ibe BUU of i'emujlTul* no J New Jarmt nod also Notary 1’ulillc. CAPE MAY WEATHER REPORT.

They’re few rtelnj jouojt men fouoil The oyster saaaoo opens Dear where ■e abort Saturday olasea Vial tors to the Cradle of Liberty are sa Udok as the prorerbial August blackberry. E. C. Ooi wants day work or wash at home. Residence, St. John street. Oo to Wolfs Ice Cream Parlors [tied Cream, 10 cents. WnsTin—Reliable woman i arse. Apply at 637 Hughes Pndsy, between 0 and C P. H. You oaa get the Jersey Lightning Cleansing Soap Powder at Brook's Grocery store. Try s pack-ge. T at the Queen Jewelry Store to roar euchre prizes. Tally cards given free with prizes. You should see those beautiful-cam-ples that Boned has just received from New York. They are Oie letcel novellee. DooT make -Queen Jewelry .ow Ibe Poet Oflloe, Tally cards given free. W syren—Lodger* for desirable arc >d or third etory furnithed. rooms, mlral loeallon. Inquire at Wavs Offloa. The enlertatomeol at Sewells Polot Is drawing big crowds nightly. . Jersey Llf&fciing Cleansing Soap Powder, will Cash in fresh or salt wsl hot or oold. Try a package aod

Used to nail atm good for nothin'

Oso. L. Lovrrr. Observer.

A happy crowd of youngsters to number ol To assembled at the Coloi Hotel last eveulng to taka part I donkey contest, and the way the p animal was prodded make klm think wse surrounded with Jersey motciull and after the low- was over it was 1 the man at a side show who charged oeets to see the Horse with his Hi where his tall ought to be. and wl yon got In the tent the horse had his

In the manger.

The fun commenced at 8 30 and i all over at 'J&J- The Orel dreedan powder box, was wi

Bummed around and nett, seemed mlod how thlogs was goln' oo; Qlve his folks a lot of worry wl'h his spreeln' here aod there— i his mother's heart, 1 recon, hi he never aoemed to care— Used to call him good fer nothin'—I'l referrln' now to Jim— i a blessed thing In oommon Twill bis brother John and him. Well, the call fer troops was sounded Men must shoulder arms aod go away, to seller hardships and U Ogbt iheir country's foel Used to call him good fer nothin' ways liked to rest; 'Cause he had s taste ter liquor aod was

shabby d

But wl

Bwueg bis cap and onoerad and alerted!

—John entitled, too.

Miss

lb; the tcood prise, a dresden bell,'was woo by Phil Collins Then each child ^received a handsome venir. The following It Use full names of the

I Beasley, Carrie Bitting. Helen Bergmaa. Hester Sumner Chaster. Miss Linda Chaster. Master Willie Cookie. Hisses Grace Cookie, Alma Cookie, Metier Hope Cookie. Hr. P. Collins, Him Anna Hay Church. WalterChurcb. Mrs Wm. Church. Morns Cohen, Bam'1 Cohen, Miss Annie Dougherty, Mrs. W. Drycknlok, Mi*. B. Detwauer, Leo Deaoauer, Wallet Deetauer, Hut Haris Daman, Mr* Dash, Hies Florence Daah. Mist Darlington, Master; Albert '.Dunlap, Mias Loulea Dunlap, Him Valeria Dougherty, Heater Elawgrtb^Dorgherty. Hr. Thomas Pox. Mrs. Thomas Poi. Hut Margaret Uoeckel, Healer George Goebel,Georgs F. Uuntlngtoo, Mrs. G. F. Hastlngloc. Karl T. Huotlngtoo, Judge Howe, Mrs

Haley,Master Harry Hchr,Miss Hals lead, Hiss Miriam Ulal. Him Beetle Jones. Hr. Justice, Mrs. Juslloc, Mr. G. Morris. Mias Kalis McNally, Hr. T- BNeely, Hits Oberllet. Hr. Jama Oir, Hr* Jsmss Orr, Hr. Bomert Pearson, Mr* homers Pearson, Metier Albert Boeecnan, Ussier Harry Uoeeman. Hr* Walter Hoeeman, Hester Samuel Hllcy, Hus Bhvlf-'. Healer Thomas Block hausen, Ala Llllh Slogley, Mlea Helen Sinclair. Hiss Dorothy bladalr, Hr*

boo, Beua Grew.

kin oaatAUE*.

fact te WMvelwg of Mr*** Anna M. Knight, Edward C. Knight, Jr., and Annie 0. Knight, heirs In-law at Edward G Knight, Tnssdsy petition in the Quarter Bowona Court, asking that a jury be apu damiga for property, which they allege was taken from them by the city for the widening of Chestnut street from the Delaware to the Schuylkill river* The [wUUODeii are the owners nfeaTot of ground and building Iheraon on the north aide of Charnel street, 106 feat from the wat side of Biz lean th street The ordloanee authorizing the widening of the street to sixty feet wse passed In March. 1886. and beta the passage the street had a srtdlh of of Hfly feet from bulldlag Una to building Una, a twenty.five feet from one side of the street to Ibe other. The ordinance of 1881 made it unlawful owner to erect oj -.Iter a building w oat making u '■■ do to the Una sewu-uhod fa a width of

1 by the Building' specters that tqt terms of the ordina had hksomoe operative against their la of ground, and they wen directed to to sa back the front of the building to the building line of the street, sad is eqaesce of this ther were comid to relinqalsk sod abandon to lie uns a atrip of ground five feet the aotlrs front of their property, therefore ask that a Jury be ap-

SOMETIMES TOO Ei? TOO MUCF SOMETIMES TOD DE1U TOO MUCH Sometimes you do both

The book bargain counter a

111 has lie

accompany the trip throughout. Bound trip ticket*, covering transportation, carriage drives and hotel aooommods- *, will be sold at the extremely low of *23 from New Yak, *21 from iton, *22 from Philadelphia, and proportionate rata from other point* Fa Itineraries and lull Inlermatiou apply to ticket agents. Tourist Agent, Rroadway, New York; 789 Broad street, Newark, N. J., or address Geo. W. Boyd, Aaeiataul General Passenger Agent, Broad BUoel Station, Polladeb-

Wa'u*

i like bis brother

id Jim

, started,

Brabbio' up the stands leadin' on his cheerin' mao I How be etoppod a frightful slaughtermade the enemy retreat— Woo a victory where others would havs give np In deleall bowaa the fearless leader that wo lastin' glory there? Who "ignyred ths deadly bullets” tbi were whlzaln' through the air? Ueed to nail him good fer nothin'—I'm roferrin' now to Jim— Wa'n't a Idea ed thing that people el found to praise in him! B'poae you've gueeeed be was the hi bore the noble standard on— Well, the feet that he wasn't, ‘cauac hapened to be John.

The September number of McClure's ml Sampson embodying rwmlcisand anecdotes of him from persona who knew him laUmalelv through his boyhood and from his Intimate aasi vy. It Is illustrated with portraits of hla father and mot iria of portraits of himself, and other Icturee.' An article by Theodra Waters describes ths wonderful wok of the Hydrographic Office In guarding the highways of the tea, aod will give mi the Honet of derelict* icebergs, sea shipwrecks la which lbs records of the Office abound. Cleveland Moffett contributa article oo Monehk, the Ethiopian king who fights with Gatling gnos a powder, keeps Informed

* and Is his can of

sleeps only three a lour huars a night. Mia Ida M. Tarbsll glva an ,f Lincoln's Ha kind, sines almost e vary child la the North we irner, and people stood day aod night, Is rain aod shine, along the rall-

Waabington to Bpringflald, to view the l funeral train to leetlfy their veneration and grief.

C. A. R. ENCAMPMENT GUIDE. t Sunoey's Philadelphia •Press" Will Be Filled With Valuable Information for Veterans.

ihould get next ••BuaBay's Philadelphia Prea” (September 3). lie'll conUaae which will be of value to

Over the battlefield of Gcttyaburg. through lb' piotumque Blue Mouulalo* via U»,«.lo*n and Aalielam,

the beautiful and historic V.llcy to tbe unique C*T,

of lairsy. Ounce acroes the rolling of Northern Virginia to Washingof tbe Coot t y Intensely^ tolerating

b'sloric and a scenic slesdwlll leave New York 7,00

A. M . and Philadelphia 12-20 U. M., Saturday, September 10, la charge of

of U

upl will

a period of live day* An

Tbe National Export Exposition,

which opens at Philadelphia

sr 11 at

11 Novel

important event occurring In Philadelphia since tbe Centennial Exhibition of

In addition to Hava

J exhibits It will present many as of popular In local and amuseThe United Slates Marine Band, s Band, the Buds lb era, lanes' ternately, sad a Midway Plalsaaoe, equal If not superior to the famoue Fair Midway at Chicago, theatre, acrobat* and customs, so illlage, Loudon ghoet el : many other unique pre-

J fun -

For this occasion the Penny! Ballroad Company will sell cxcc a from ell points on Its li. Philadelphia and return at rale of s fare ' t third fa tbe return trip plus price of admission. These ticket Id during the eontlnuanoc of the titiou, and will be good fur retui ge until November Sj. specific rates and additional info ■nation apply In nearest ticket agent.

POINTS OF INTEREST TJY WAY of a "ready reference' 1 JJ for tbe usually overtaxed hotel

eierk, particularly wbeu tbe bouse 11 of guests, the following list of

places of general interest throughout Cape Hay have been prepared, and will be found quit? convenient end useful as

of "guide book" for visiter* At it all of ths Inlilulloca or f te named tbe "stranger within our

galea -- can readily obtain whatever do tails arc deaired id Qor.aectiou therewith. Therefore when the courteous and try commodatlng hotel clerk is queried as te any point or place ol wimesi In Cape Hay, be oan graciously advise the pur-

.■.a’:!

factory. Tbe 11

will be n

comprehensive completcaeaa.

STOGPOI} pTEIi

CAPE MAY. N J.

Tho Finest Seaside Hotel in the World NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1899

I UX1-AKTMKK7. -

CHEMICAL KM11SX. S

Uuaurpaaaud for grandeur of pMportloua and elegance of appolnlmenU. tbird of a mile of epadoua prreb, Bmtej with private bath. The manage completely renovated system, acrvioc.culaiue and pjlioy. American plan, *3 per day and *17 per week upward* European plan, * LOO per day upwards. Professor Morgan's Orchestra of twenty piece* HORACE M CAKE. P. H. 8. CAKE, Manager.

WEST JERSEUCAM! A SCHOOL FOR MS BRIDGETON, N. J. lu uue of the most healthy portions of New Jersey, in the pretty town of Bridgeton, ts the Wat Jersey Academy. Tuc lusutuuon was founded by the Presbyterian Church, to 1832, and through more Uiau forty years o! its cxutoucc has always maintained s high

It has proved itself a Clirisuau home school and 1U graduates, found ru all parts of tee country, occupy honorable position* in Church and state. The msUluuou la updo-date In every department and has every Deeded requisite to prepare youug uicu lor ool-

rulshed buildings,

Is regarded si secondary to tee male purpose of the school. W'lte a limited □umber of scholars and strong teaching force, atudcula are carefully aod thor-

Tan-Day Tan-Dollar Excursion via Phlladolphla and Reading' Lahlgl, Valley Route. Wo are nearly all endued with a love if the beautiful or sublime in Nature. Formerly wealthy persona only bad the opportunity te travel and flew Nature'* marvels, but modern Improvements bsvj it possible for one wits very modoome. In no way is this mo: parent than in the Philadelphia am! j Reading's popular oh asp Niagara Fair Excursions. Tbe next one loaves Res:'. In* Terminal, Philadelphia, 9 00 A. M . Saturday, Srptember 2. Tickets will be good going only oSpecial Train, aod returning will be sc oaplad on any regular train (exceptlcr "Black Diamond Express”) within te:: days, Including day of sale. The ticket* i will be good either te a from Nlagws Falls a Buffalo, and returning will permit a stop-off at Buffalo, Rochester | Junction (fur Rochester), Geneva, Bur- j dette (fa Watkins Glen),and Maucb Chunk.

the several railroad ai •Ion tickets at reduced rales necling points to Toronto. Thousand ‘ lands and other points of Interest. Canada’s Ureal Exposition and Indus is! Fairs at Toronto will bo in progress eltl September 6, and excursion licka, either nil a boat, will be oo sals , Niagara Falls al special low rales. Fa further partleulart,Pullman seal*, c., fa this excursion and for Informs, on about Ibe next excursion, Beplrm ■r the 14th. apply so any Philadelphia

Coos Wsxtxo for down stairs work In oottase at Cape Hay till October 1st. **“ In Philadelphia. Address, W»rx

MANSION STREET CASH GROCERY. NOW OPEN

SPECIAL I

608-6 10 Washington 8t-; Branch No. 14 bo. Delaware Av., Phil* all kinds of Fresh & Salt Meats

THE CHALFONTE, CAPE MAY. N. J.

CHAS. S. HOLMES. PrODrfwtor.

THE BALTIMORE INN Jackson Street, Close to the Beachi Add-ess MISS HARRISON'

COLLINS' CAFE 106 Decatur Street opp. Columbia avenue, Gape May, N. J. A wma Sunned hat of nianclsss wines ami liqooi* Bartnoioauy* UocUster sod Aren nensefcr-B, «*, Brsun Best or Mogul ana in nature Oysters and crabs in every styl* rsmur orders solicited. itaiTLY amiDmo Kooan you law its. P. COLLINS. Proprietor.

HOTEL. DEVON, South Fafayette Strait, Cape May City, N. J;

REEL** MACNE1R.

THE GLEN WOOD, 609 Huohes Street, CAPE MAY, M. J. m.»nnan to Doupta ns puKHEK caracfry • vamii.t nouaa Tsana kiahoxabl* Mrs- 8. P. WILLIAMS.

THE EBBITT, JACKSON STREET. CAPE MAY. N. J. Open all the Year. Steam Hat. Ocean View. Near Golf Units. S. W. GOLT, Proprietor.

THE ALDINE,

cars has orr. x. j PEI ALL TBI TBAB. THEOPPR- MUEIjUR^

THE SHOREHAM, CAPE MAY POINT, N. J. tw MAitaasHsaT. dikkttlv ox tbs bsaob. nxute. aoooxxooa 1 I UTgXT ATTACaSD. SAMUEL E. EWING. Proprietor.

CONGRESS HALL, Opened for the Be eon of 1BW9 ocood year nf prescul maosgtmenl. A Ihorourhly modirn bnck herd. Gommatd--Jgly •ilualcd on bloff overlooking ocean. K-cvaiors. eloolric light* bells, etc. Concert* morning and evening by Usaalcr’l odcbrelol urnbeslr*. Sanitary cqulp-

venuc. In ehacg* of C*wtAis A- bony and is men. Drtlla every Monday srteroaon. tsacnad by trelley read. ■ MAY IU1NT Ufg SAVINU BTATlON. s cutlet at cap* dame* » xiireng.. wad rtlmLiadi'f 111 *" h ** ca ® d treuey IUT BUCML-Caneltayiyot. ■WrerirnaM

ATLANTIC Cl

BCBBLUtNOSK-S LASDlNQ.-Sur.li Wsauagtno strea* llace of ant. WgATag^Bl'HIAa-teieo.J^Lorc:

t CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY SOLICITOR J. 8M are Waablngtoc street. "TKXIT SUI XltVISOR.cmir op roue*—wu Uty llsb. TOABn or URALm-Ur. ^LMcnjPre.1L'°iLtst**jT'SmSD WMS^ifattir - Ware. LB. Uau, a. D. UUi* CHURCH DIRECTORY. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCHy Corner of WASBINUTON sad fKANKLlNB a

ougn, D.D.. Bishop of New Jerve Augusi 13 Rev Too in -s W. D.D., Hector Bt Btopncn’sc riaburg. 1’* August 80. Rev. W. S 1 delplus. August 37. Rev. U. M Pbiladelphla. Ueptemoar.a, Ikv. Wm. Rector Churcm "f tee Tr.u t'lulauejpllla. Baptembe- 10, Rev. C. Kr D.D., Rector Bt Michael Angels' chorob. Jiaiii'u >re. 1 Beptembnr 17. Rev. Inoma Umsler Chris! Church llnvUle, i*A.

* Mary's nsunne Cuarctu t

_ CAPS BAT roINT. rrrxxs uy-tiuluxa. r. *

PHlIN D-r MXtriNO, CATS XAT POINT, N. J.

*oo e. m. bondsy mad closes All p.i* --son after July '.at, isss.tbe PoarvOos mm alVie'mE^'‘oondart luio *a. Lx is!

COUNTRY INSTITUTIONS

MARINE VILLA’ ^ season.

CAPE MAY. N. J.

THE CARLTON, CAPE MAY PO NT. N. J.

oonmn^ud piaiiteg. Ulcyciw at.

ulre fr -ui Cap* May by TruCley. Anlains'r > ter a* TUO Pionda of tbs KELLY Jk WEAVER.

'THE WYOMING,

jiCAPE MAY, N. J. D Till UBACB. TXKB8 MOUEKAT* Mrs. G. H. GARRETSON.

CAPE HOUSE, CAPE MAY POINT. N J-

HOTEL COLUMBIA, Ocean Street, Near Beach and S. J. R. R. HUH, (1X0 TO IIS I'Kit WEEK. XKW MAXAXOBMKNT. Mr*. A. FOSTER.

THE WINDSOR, CAPE MtfY, N. Jr • NOW OPEN FOR TUK SEASON. IMMEDIATELY ON THE BEACH. " It DEPOT. nonla. Finest location on Ux iccao. Family hotel R. HALPIN. Proprietor.

BREXTON VILLA, \ TWELFTH SEASON. agUOHTPULlY UICA^XU. NXAB TUK UKACU. LAkuk PIAZZAS AND BUN PABUI1UL - NKAU OOLP LINK*' ANiiUNU, BO ATI NO, PldUINU. KXC teLKST CU1SINK. ' Long distance Telephone 42. MRS. J- A MYERS.

iSEA BREEZE, OCKAN.THONT, LARGE AIRY ROOSfcJ. WIDE PORCHES TUBS BODKUsTA DAXC1NO BAT AND KYKN1NU. JACOB MAIER, Manager.

MILLER COTTAGE,

HOTEL ORIOLE, Ocean End of Perry Street. L BOOBS WITH UM08STSUCTE0 OCEAN VIEW. SPECIAL BATED FOB FAMILIES. NO BAB. I pr M. A. FRIEND.

GRIFFITH COTTAGE. 613 Columbia Avenue, Cape May, N. J. E SQUAB* PNOM TBI BEACH AND STOCKTON HOTEL. E. J- GRIFFITH.

a ALL THE TEAK. rtJ» to XW PIER AVENUE INN, CAPE MAY. N. J.