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WANT MOBB MONBV. Asasgal*D.mrasn>siaiati' '•To Us hon» low In d» w» % ___ Ne# jmgr/ttruie Into the;)ltgtalatijre this kU toi**ria«tan old atatuta fimtot Oie ffceeof constables, for the ••nice and'faweotlon" of various pro* '" ' of taw;to dvU «d_crimtaal * ' - . ' - ' • . . i * • ' . - . _ - • • . - • • Ttefeeaof oonstables are now regu- Iatadby a statute which was revised [to 1878. The objection to the present j system;,"«*;remuneration Is that a constable cannot make a Uvlng If be. de- FINEST COTTAGES Ussba'arMlo'a-erdanlll— ' 6OiaI'*e nearjna III- cabin ,:'. ; An* ittil't'aayshlBln* throat ' Do Ivr-klvered window. Dar-adeemello-wlttUsooaklti'. •--^•-si'.^m'-sr'.-"'.- 1 *- 1 *»ji.-i'*et ] - ..a. —-j a L i ^ -*'• *-••—-• UwCfataH] '"' t»etarwattoa«o, and sp little nae of.'htat, aaya the ' i^BMSk Jsii onpflfcjtof optpfcm between Cbadtriek, lltt a>««r, of the '*'"•"* •"•"!;«i«|'EIji4i-'Haito; of Beading, Pa. otetnu to be able atit*mfgntnry wild lbwl b apli^ asiuithaftal problem to mind : psjriictkm, Biong never oliHa«hln«ieil whiter, " :•'»*••' Oo Monday wanContiaetor William 8. Hawitt, John ctBWay, tt» teal ertata Thareare to this Btato about instabla*, and the movement tor a betterment of the financial and of tbe office will reeeive the support of alL Unless there U an extraordinary amount of work Trenton constables Bay it is difficult for them to earn more than six or eight dallara a week, and tt Is very seldom that the weekly In- come exceeds fia Anideaofthepayofaoonstablecan begotfromthe'followlng list, which comprises about all the work that falls Into |us hands. Inclvll proeednretbe constable receives for serving a ram- mons, 60 cents; serving execution, 75 cents} to an attachment ease, W.85 tor all hb> labors; to tenancy' cases be «*> cetves 11.80, SI for the warrant of eject- ment and 60 cents for service of sum- mons;' to replevin salts his fee Is tt.SO; distress warrants, 75 cents, and. If he secures execution he receives 8 per ccnL of UM amount collected; serving sobpama, 8ft cento; attending a Jury til agreement of verdict, 60 cents; selling property under execution, 85 cents, and for advertising property, under execution, 85 cents. In criminal procedure he receives 80 cents for an arrest under a warrant. It often takes a constable a week of careful watching to get his man. Them are) many other fees for the constable, and to pot himself In the way of them he oftentimes has to work a Whole day for CO or 60 cents or a dollar iiiiitiiai' ' ~" O1VDB8T KABXNBR DBAD. Captain John Vaughn, who'bore the reputation of betfig tbe oldest Baa captain to the United States, died at bis borne at May's Landing last week. Ha' waa ninety-three yearn old, but up to within a short time of his death he retained all of his mental faculties. Yean ago Captain Vaughn owned a number of sailing vessels to the days when that trade was a most prosperous one. He sailed the schooner Barah J. Vaughn before the beginning of the civil war, and during that straggle was In tbe service of the United States navy. He was engaged, to the coasting trade, carrying supplies to tbe North- em troops which ware engaged In Southern operations. , When Atlantic county waa set off Cram Gloucester county to the early thirties Captain Vaughn waa one of the members of the flrst panel ever drawn-to that county. Every other member of that memorable panel baa been dead a number of years. Captain Vaughn leaves live sons. Captain D. F. Vaughn, Captato Frank ughn, n**^[«mtti Vaughn, of Avav lon, Alexander Vaughn and John Vaugh, a resident of Florida. For the butt few years be has lived quietly on a farm he owned. at May's Landtag, and, although at a very advanced age, lined his hearing and sight until a very abort Ume ago. IJISAVB your orders for Fancy Cake. Pies and Pastry at K, T. Fries' for Christmas. ' foremost la looking attar tba comfort of tbe ffcntben tramar, Baeea av USB anaoa of tsB aad ttos tbs artraetrre arrrlea taat has aver been ill Ilia minis) sessliig a snlliij minis In addition to tba pnaaat' tdgb daaa earvies from PbUadelpbU to tbs aaotb. eflaoUTe December a, a new steeping ear Una will be d between Waablaatan sad bnnt, N. a; tearing Weahlngtoo on tbs Washington and BootharoUo WedaaadaTSaad irrtaajra. and effective De- cember la. tearing MrthMtslafita dally at r p y draarlaa-foom bolM lisa vtnha Wpamtad between dthJ; p , m alaaplac ea MawVofk. p villa •ad'Cfaartostae.tl.C. Thamaiit of th. •asaoo wlU b»tha iaancnnUoa ol tha •moos Hooibera'a smlm limited be- ttaw To«k. railadaliihla, and Bt. Aaantlue. Tba Mth day of Jaiuuy la eet, and on and aner thai data, dally except 8dada)ra.thialrata tMLoxs wnl make the Wpto Biorida la lasa than twmtr*m b m i i l Tb Wpto iorida la lasa tmtr*m boo Own miadaipals. Tbaaarrleeonlbletreli pmUm Ha patooaswHa waif muwanlanee and loxorr knows to Modstn lallniad pa«- nvla Ooapaaad f Pall m aarvioe. Composed of Pallman earn nartmeatcara,oi>laaor dining car*. aUbunriooaly and artistically flalsbad and Qvitl*be4 electric lighted, sis* tba train is la a modern boautr* oa wheats; In wtrien oa. Bay occupy eotaaariataata atagly orenantUandinaKalheeolttotrtpabaolotely Btsidas the Honthem'a pafab UmUad. tbs Bontbam BaUway waleUlas a doable oally sanies tbs year round between Maw York, Pnlladdphla and JacknoTUle, Alton aad (a. V^sKawYaikaadViotldaaxpnaa Pnlladalpl|laaia«p.m. WaahlnaJnn dtslagcaranrloaaaall Unoaabtiuaw. . p a ) •aatbsra Bailway.DVdMatart atnai. Puts- dalphavwuttak* plaaaars la ftirnlrhtnj all Tbaaootham Ballway will aaU Cbrttuoaa Wasbiactoa topolouaatabaadSodlhweat oo lMeatabcr WtUfcetmaiMUsiiBaBrt. aoslbmlt J nr * W a* »sl» or oaa (am aad a tatra air UMteaadMa. Ttakafevul baaoldtonarti anaod atndaalaot ataoola aatf wiiiaaaa at istaae*ft>sa, WWssamBt'âWalKWT Ch**LU Hopkins. D. P. M. Booilttrn HalV wsy.iwotiastaal atnst. Ptmartrtpina. ami - - a i * r • ' • • " • " * j r A p prtotad—When yoawaiit Uk*newaof XM wantUbabaat prlntlac of any de- As W lookln' aort o" Ipceloaa Atdaman'anualodsmoon;, IMnmaoIabeart'aklndo'.e Win an* rapper's woltiD" mi, -°An*'ofe«hll1ra i> emaktn*'nu«e ' Aide halter eakee an' tern. : WUh dat I cod be 1 * happy ' All da time aa I to when . •. ravwalkln'thra'dstwlllsht - To mm homa down In de glen. • •.'•• . ' —W. VICTORY. n Octa • The" Atlantic City and Suburban Traction company won a double victory Friday In Its flgut with the Dela- ware Valley Traction company. Both companies' are seeking franchises to connect the suburbs of Atlantic City with the' beach front. After a battle of over a week, the representatives of the Atlantic City and Suburban com' pany 1 anaaum-ed Friday night that they had secured a majority of the consents of the property owners In Pleasantvllle whose rights are affected to the laying or the tracks. The rival, company still continues the fight which will be taken to council at the next meeting! . The Atlantic City and Suburban company' was also granted a franchise hy the council at Absecon to lay lt« tracks through that township, at a meeting held Friday night. FOB RENT, ' UMFORNISHED—Two 7-room dwellings; hot and cold-water, electric light, bath, etc.; hi llnst clafcn Older; 657. and 659 Anbury avenue. Apply to Robert Fisher, Bourne Jlldg. MBJtia BH BOVTE. in Mriladclpltla > I BcadlaTe Boarty n hourly train* leaving Philadelphia at KU0 a. m.. 11W) noon and &00 p. m.a and Sew York at 7.00 m.,lJ0O and 600 p. ni* weekduy*. on wblcl can be procured a light loncb or a, go*>d b uta medium COBC. The menu rotiipriMew tun klnde of MMlp, broiled cblckvn. uUwk, ebop*lva»ilai December 2» baa been aelened a> tbe dale for tba Dersonalb'ôndaeled holiday lonrnf tba WnnaylTanla railroad to Washington. ThW lour will cover a period of three da/*, affording ample Ume to visit all tbe principal touts ol Uterast at tbe national capital, In- eladlog tba ooogreaslDnal library and tbe aew Corcoran an gallery, Roand trip rate, covering railroad transportation for lbs round trip, botel accommodations -i guide*. fJlUOor auoofrom New York, IUOO or tKUO from Trenton, and UUd or tun tram Philadelphia, according to hotel aelected Bales) co«ar accommodation* at botel tor two daya. Special aide trip to aloanl Veraon. All tickets good fbrUo daya, with tpectaj botel rates afler expiration of botel eodpona. Itar ttlnerarlea and full Information apply to. ticket agents; loori.1 agent, 3fS Wnb ave, ana. New Yorkj sOodrtatreeWBrookiyn; or address Oeo. .WV Boyd. Asalstant General Passenger Agent, Broad street ata'ton, Phila- delphia. PUBLIC report I datn- age. anetalned by reason or .tba grading, graveling and curbing or tbe street and side- walk oa Third street between Bay avenue and Atlantic avenue, lot* Mo.stLHec B4 «3.U (lc«lce la'also given thai tbe common/oon- ell of Ocean City will meet at eonneil cham- ber oa December »j Ism. at TJUo'eloek In tbe avantos; o4 Bald day, for the porpoes of cnn* armlnaororrefuslag faconflrm .tba meats aforesaid, at which tlmi opportnnUy wtu be given for L__ . lo laid aasassmenl to be beard U they a desire. - ' • Dated December IS, UOX ' . . WILTON HTWIIXKTH, City Clerk. MBAJLBD uen of • Taraalke sload. pike road from Bio Grande lo Holly B«acb. tBOu»Vlayconaty.N.J4a ^~*- • andapMtaeaUonavbieb m NovemharZl.lHB.at tbe omce or Henry I. Budd, Htale «ommla«Iener of pnbllc roada, Trenton, N. Or^ tbe otnea of I be director of I bi hoard, Joseph a. Champion, Ocean City, aud t W. J. Grande lo Holly B«acL , N. J*, according to plans hieb may be aeen after t the omce of Henry I. ii bl d Tbecontractor will be raqolred to exeeoie within- ave daya 'after giving of contract, a bond m sneb anm and wiib aocn set-orltles a* " approved by the board of chosen re: said bond aball be In a. ram not per Bent, or Uw cost of tba road Tbarlgbt'toirvJeH shy and all bids Is «» Measly reserved, i-i'rtuti'd check* in be drawn payable to Hfclnuel Town«nd, clerk of tha board. • -' JOHEP11 Cl. CUAUPION. Director of the Board. BAU0EL, TOWMBENO. Clerk of thi Board. Dated Hovember.M. Hot •• Cataig»c«sTW «>r Vew ..Between |a|ss(esst) flsVrlWaTACll* B* VeW^ -w On bill lor I Mlfl To William at Maaiy a ml Mloa B. Msssuy. By virtnaofaaardarof tbacoori of cbatt- >ry of Maw Jeraoy. made oo tbe day of the h f la amuse wherein Isaac Baha y made oo tbe day of e wherein Isaac Ba wnoiplalnanla and re r«4alred lo ap t th bill r ra >om wnoiplalnanla and yon ara Gtft--4—toj yon are r«4alred lo appear, gtead. answer or dnmir to the) bill oreom- SslnanU on or before tbe ^^ " - lanoanrnezt. or tbs aald I *Vbld WBaM. sWTATE MMWf MaDaUMCK. Jl IN OCEAN CITY l ^ RENT . Wrile for Price* and Locatloim FOH SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS • HARVEY V. LAKE • •3* ASBWn* AWCNUC Aalomoblle Service. JOSEPH SUTTON 8BO A8BURV AVENUE OCEAN.CITY. N. J. Insurance, Mortgages .and Collections Money to loan on mortgage*. Estaws man- gd and ««llled- Legal paper* kept rn-o ol Bents oalleoTed. rire and title In- IM. C. Clelland REAL ESTATE BROKER::: l^tans Negotiated. Improved or Un- improved Property far Kent Hule or fSxchange.. . ' ltj at. and Aattary Aver. Samuel Schurch REAL ESTATE: AND INSURANCE 7M itbnn Iw., OtMB City, •• 1. Cottages an • Boarding Houses for rent: Improved and unimproved properties tor Male. • N EVER before was such a wtorlllce made of a stock of Fine Organs as we are making now. Tbe prices are below cost.' The Instruments* are all standard- makes and'guaranteed, to be In perfect condition, and. our term» are BUth aa to'be within the reach of evcryoue. As a Chtistmaa U1R nothing; could be more appro- priate, and eq those who would like to make a purchase for such a purpose' we will nave the. InMrument set aside and deliver when wanted. Those contemplating purchasing must remember that this stock comprises but a few dozen InotnituenU and an early selection Is necessary to secure one. They Include such well known makes on the Mason .ft Hamlin. Wllcox At White. Packard. Eatey.etc, aud they are. all to be Bold at prices ranging from $10.00 Dp OUR TERSlS are BO easy an to make the bargalna exceptionally attractive. We will accept a small flrst payment on purchase, and future monthly payments of JilSO and up, according to the price of the Instrument selected; We welcome you to look at these bargains, whether you care to buy or not. KIRK JOHNSON CO. 1216 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic Git;, N. J. C. l_. LAKE ..REAL ESTATE AGENT... ' IttM .V»bury Avenue. Ocean City. H. J. Lola ror sale. Cottages for rent. • - '—• Corrvepoodcnee- aoltrlled :*:::::- MERCER * COTTAOE '' Improved Steam und . Hot Water Bollero :: THB H.B.8HnE COH1U irta SL,milili JOBI R. GBOTO. Octu Cltl Utat Practical Plutuber and Hleani Fitter MENDEL'S WINTER CUT PRICE SALE v#r.uftJtob« In . W«u«olfeeritar tlw bwt clot b bur ir. Uw ooantjr »t U*m money th*n you aui bay lafador qu«llty •laa«bair«a ruut you kaowtlt*! «• «l««>a bestw'tm oar w«rd« by RIVUMI th« •*la#> ru *k*t»d* .To Drove our •••rritnn you twvf oa>y to call aad bap-el oar nulohloa lino of Bate* aad O«eren**H to b* ooovlacwl Uul you »IU law a tMoiv oa •9r9 dollar by puretuiiar »IU law a tMoiv oa •9wr9 dollar by p o' ua« and wo apMod a re* of our h«low: ltW.Hu*., worth HanV Wool Bolu. Baa's WoolffsMlni. . . cut otlwtv m - *cti( Baits, tsntmfc euCDrlce aA ths skl %t til euCDrlce aAW Men"a Blaek feUls.Ctay Worsted, others sskllo. • • . rtga a* watf^Li^BL. SfcT Jt Men's rtae Hairy Worsted Bull*, aonb |l and tl2, enttoaoOS Jfeo-e Vaaey Danabtvd Worsted Rolls, tsllor aulsh. sapâoequaUtr, worth f 18. our n> lb«v last, tll>B> Mt n't Oxford Automobile Coats, a I, »otlh H; SJ.78 aohbeia; •laja, vortb ali Hals, Cap* aad deals'roralsUiig Good*. < alt at . eat pries. s*r-Bed Htsr Blamyi gtf ea »hhe»er7 »areb*ee M. MENDEL, KINO OF bOW FB1CE8 • 1635 Atlantic Avenue a-.jr. N. ©.GODFREY . Oencral FURNITURE REPAIRER and UPHOLJTERER Varnlslilnr. and ralnllnr la Colors Carpet Lsjlnj; a Specially »v .•: Bustnss tutt-isa man ivt ut A. H. BAKER ...Fu«nl Director ud Bmbalnu., Having barcnaatid an entire new ooinl, - an prepared to render tne best service at lbs lowest prices. Calls uaatered day or night, 849 Anbury Avc, OCEAN CITY, N. CHRISTMAS PUNTS aJLUICallA BXCEUA (or Kortblk Islaad Mac) KEHUarAUtS MACBHA CHmssB nuuuases. E THOMAS J. THORN FLORIST 1124 Central avo. 8E0. 0. ADAMS ft |B0. PUSTEBK. RAMtt SETT1N6. ABWofkla '.. ,4 OOCU OITY. M. J. E. W. RURLEIQH ft CO., LUMBER AND MILLW0RK OF EVERT DESCalPTIM TO SUIT THE BUIUUat. TRADL . 1—arse Stock Which means to the raiiHumer bottom *r.cvM anil^qulckdailvory. . HI«. PA. Everything Wlr*t Class HAVe YOU TRIED CHEW'S HuL(aooarsilniiasg|Mh.u4iL It furtal «JI Chrohlo and LloivrlnU CooilM, AuOKna. BroncbltU. luOaailnallon uac Weak now of tbe iJinks. Colds, lloarseneaa. Bore Tnroat and 8orene*s In tbe Cbest.' —ranrAaao ay— 1. V. CHEW, lualidarar ud rraorktor O l t A ' On sale at ABBOTT'S PHARMACY, |R> i d AKbbry Ave* Ocean City, M. X ' _On sale at Bi. and AKbbr PETER MURDOCH, COAL and WOOD, Ooean Oity. N. .T. Orders left at IM Asborr avenue will reeaive prompt attention. ""T" Reading Coal Also Kindling Wood by barr.1 or cord. Beet eoal on tbs toarket. ZUOlba. lo tb« ton gnaranlaed. Bell or Knlerpriao «esj mm* Vawa. Tearm asuj wnrr OCUP City Vam-muk Bakmy.. r. A. BCHOCK, Prooriator «U ASaWJaTAVB^ OCEftS CITT, R. J. Bread, Holla, Cakes and Ptas treeb from the LEONARD KRAUSS CO. Electricians •oe) Aabory Avanos, Ocsan City, M.' J. Klastrieal work ol air kinds promptly'attended to. AIJttalertsJ and work guaranlord EN8LISH ft JOHNSON. (O\TRlfltlH\i\D BUILDER Aabnrjr OCUII CITY, M.' J. Beaibore Bonua and BemooVlimr a rpeelaliy EsUmatea.cbeerfally given. S. B. SAMPSON. Gontraator and Quild«r »•.»•* W«mler «•«.. Uca Jobbing promntly aitMded to. l*uns, speelS- atlifi* aad worWng drawlegs rnratobaa. L. S. CORSON Contractor ud Builder Us. HIO Jl.burr *>ncy obtainable, lasting lo It*effect*, ireat durability and capacity tor being cbaned. INTERIOR AND EXTCRIOR DECORATIONS • MA1HH PAINT 1* Not an Enamel, boi a genuine Varnlsb' Paint wltboot gnm.eoiu Mulug tlie clarity of tboold Japanese lucquerwlib (he ease of application ol modern varnish JOHN MAIR & SON 138 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE. PHILADELPHIA Hotel n, OCEAN FRONT. LOCATION NOT EXCELLED. APPOINTMENTS AND SERVICE FIRST CLASS R. R. SOOY. JOS. 6. CHflWI & CO. instltfiGts«BoiWers IBtlllE Cim.EI, MTEI. ETC. to t$jm AtrohllceltirBl BruKh on any class < Office. Thfrtotath steewt aod Haves Avanuc P. O. Box 104. Bat Air Yes, It's Bad! Ju»t ail bad as you could have thought It might be when yon i ut In that cheap plumbing. How are yoo going to repair the.wrongT The Best Way to tai BJgkt Wiyiu We'll take chance of It for you U you'll give us the opportunity. We'll put your plumbing In good order and prevent bad breaks In tbe {tittye. BEHEaaEa >*balever you «aat la our Mvtral bntbebes Is what we nrnlsb, and our gBirantCB gas* *Ub tmrf Job mov Can't we ngnre with you 7 Tta. Oatvaalu*. CONVER A BUZUBD ***-*** *•«!•*•»«.. OCEAN CITY. M. J. Mag ROOPINO Champion Bros., -:- PHOTOGRAPHERS -:- Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace JACOB 8GHUFF THE PIONEEI BAKEIV. fc. WBIlisjl lissjaa, ttim CHj. •. J. BKOWNIK CAMKHAH, 80c. and (l.ao Aj»PorNTMENT8 FOJt 81TTINGB - MADK BY 'PHONK Charles G. Mlllor Is ftiUy prepared to defn out oesspoois. Haul in joarortkn at yoor earliest convealutee:«t "> ***, J^- '•••:& THURBPAY, DECEaiBEB 19. 1902 We eball be Bl»4> receive Items of news and ebmnaunlcatloiis of Interest to-this commnnlty and our readers evtrywbeif* •' '" ' - ' •;,••'.• All communlcaUons should, be ac- . companled;with the ftjll name-aid fufflress of the writer, not netessarily tat, publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. "rags, redtattona, «»., will begl by tbe pupils of the public school •harpr The pUbilfftt conH-lly invited to be present. . ; ., '• The programme follows:'' .;; Otviaiua* Hyron, '.; . . .; , IrOCAI, DOT8. HildaTrant PBR8OMAI,. Charles Scharch was In the Quaker Itr over Bundav. ' ^~ Cltv LBundaj. «ong."Wben Oood Old KtJciZZ Beellallob, "Wnat Obrlsimaa Oue week, from to-day Is.Christmas. MysUrloos bundles will soon be carted home. . Pieezlitg politeness. U on a par with * cold oomTort. . Be la a, wise man who knows when ' be has enough. ' It's-Just!as well not to think, of troable until yoa are up against It. It Is easier to live up to a good reputation than to live down a bad one. It was Just one year ago lart Bunday that tUeJill-rated Hlndla came ashore. Letters directed to Santa Claim are ' finding their way into the post office. Ocean. City thus, far has been very fortunate In obtaining a supply of coal. . Thanks to the Bead Ing Coal company. The local weather sharps say that we will probably have a damp, rainy winter, with prevailing northeast winds. Whenever a married man bears a wedding march played he can play a strong card by going over-and kissing hlswife. , A young man Is an awful good fellow aa long as his money lasts, and ' llasel Hand BaoltattoD, Tb. Night Uttore Obrlsimaa.- "ong, 1*il|y Old BI. Nlebolaa," . . Bcbool RmlUtloD, "Hanta. What Is Keeping Vonr* ... • Joseph lMOeld Btorjr,"Panoora>tK,v"' i »' UoraMariiB BeellatloD, ••tbe phrtatmaa Keeral, 1 Beellalloii, . . Ueeitatlab, "Obrlsunas," ynrbuMr Harvey Howard ClonnoaHuUon Heaool After Cbrlslmas,". AnnaBlstur ftaTenUi and Blghtb Grade otrls Hong, BoelUtlon,' 'Cnoros, . . _^ Holo. "Tbafs WhuTl Want Hanla to Brlig," _ ' • Margaret Parker Recitation, '•The ObrlUmaa Dream, 1 Exerelae, "Obrislmaa Ulrts." Hour, .';..', . , Beeltatlon, "C'brlstmss Uaj," Swing Cotton ,' . KonrOlrls . Hebool Hlevim^jn (Jsrralt Vocal duet, . . Ednn KUber, L^dla Hlgbea Exerrlw, "Come Again, Hants," Mix IVImary Puplla-Hoy UonrxeoU.'Al- berta Marts, (lenevra Cbteter,! Klale Hcull, Helen Jerrrles. l*aul Mead. lttl solo, . .. Btla Campbell Cbrlstmos Acrostic, Imary Pupils Beeltatlon, »lr Hanla was lâ," Joaepb llorte AXma.C'iiuuU, Mlas ItoberU* Itipll* llecllallon, "The Ulrtb of the CbrUt Cblld." Hong, Bdna Uramell kibool 8UNDAY NOTICBS. , altar that he Is referred to as "that lobster." The high winds during, the recent eold map made considerable trouble " on the telephone linen. Some wires are "till crossed. The pay ear of the W. J. A B. It. It. made its regular monthly trip on Friday. The employees of that company naturally hit good. ' Beporters are not mind readers aud unless you give them that Item they may riot get It. Give It to them, for they will be glad to get it, . John Marts has the contract to build a Urge double cottage for It. A. Brlce, of Camden, to be located at Fifteenth ' street and Central avenue. ^ The steamer Aurclla, which has been plying between thin city and Loiig- port, watf taken off Tuesday afternoon and Htarted "Bouth yesterday. It IH boped another boat will be secured In - a few days. ' . : The Christmas entertainment of the M. E. Bunday school will be'held In Trower's liall next Wednesday evening.. Admission free. A silver offering will be. taken. Superintendent; Adams la preparing a grand pro- . Kjanuue for the occasion. - ^L. Camp No. 19, P. O. of A.,. sent a handsome bouquet of flowers to At- lantic City on Monday which were placed on the casket of the late Wil- liam Croulu,,who was burled on the above-uamed day. Mr. Cronln was the organizer of the local camp. • ' . Pis*. The business section of the city via •startled Tuesday evening about six o'clock by an alarm of fire, which was < turned lu from Mahan's shoe store,at 786 Asbury avenue. The trouble came .from a gasoline lamp which Claude afahan was trying to light In tbe rear of the store. The lamp had gotten out of order in some manner and wa» leaking, and when Mr. Mahait touched the match- to It tbe eutlre lamp was - instantly enveloped In flames. Mr. Mahan, Br., reached for the lamp and waa going to throw it but of doors, when a bystander extinguished the flames by throwing a bucket of Water . on them. In trying to get bold or the lamp the elder Mr. Mahan's hand was slightly burned. ' Mo damage was ' done. The Hie companies responded ' promptly, but their services were not n e e d * d - • or The election of officer* of Ocean City lodge. No. 171, F. and A. M., on Thurs- day evening last, resulted as follows: W.H., John Brower; a W., T. J. Thorn; X W., William Gibb; trean- .urer, B. H. Thoru; secretary; Hliam Mowrer; trustee for three years, J. M. Chester; & D., Allan Corson; J. D., William M. Ranek; a M. C, K. R. Torbert; J. M. C, Clarence Ferguson; Tyler, M. L. H. Boldt These offlcert were duly Installed th' name evening. Peaaw «.oaa. oood Man.' At the mertlng Wednesday or the board of directors of tbe Pennsylvania Railroad company tbe resignation or J. B. Hhfehinson afl general manager of the great system was presented Tbe request to be allowed to relinquish the position was sent to A. J. Caasatt, president or the company, under date or December B. Continual strain has told upon Mr. Hutchinson, tbe letter aaya, aud bis physician advises that serious injury would result unless .measures of relief were granted. Topics) rar.lkeBermaiubi (tie Mr. ' .fercafPaalem. PHE8BYTEBIAN. ' Rev. A. W. Williams, pastor: 10.80 a. m.—"The Dealre of All Na- tlonH Has Come." 7.45 p; m.—A special Christmas service; choral and renponulve; short address. ' • ' ' . ; 7.16 p. m.— Meeting of Christian Endeavor Society, Mr. Roaenbaum, leader. ~ Special Christmas music by the choir of fifteen' voices both morning and evening. Christmas thank offering will -be received at the evening service for. foreign missions. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all. ' BAPTIST. Rev'. George B. Young, minister. 1030 a. m.—Preaching by the pastor; theme of discourse, "Christ's Advent." £80 p. m.—Sabbath BCIIOOI. . 730 p. m.—Song service. 7.45 p. m.—Sermon; subject, •'Oood Tidings or Great Joy." — Baptist Young People's Union on Tuesday evening. , • Prayer and praise service on Wed- nesday evening. ; .• A welcome to all at these meetings. — METHODIST. Rev. John H. Boswell, pastor. Horning service at 1030; Sabbath school at 230 p. m.; evening service at7.4S. .. .• .' . ' • ' CATHOIJC. Services at 8L Augustine's church during tbe winter will be at 10.45 a. m. on the seeolid, fourth and tilth Buu- days of the month, Cloakey, pautor. Ilev. J. B. Mc- ATHI/RTIC ASSOCIATION. J. 8. llambo, ofShamlny Falls, was avtaltor here recently;. . R. B. Btltes and wife were at a "hog killing" at Palermo yesterday. Albert justice, of Bakersvllle, was Irf this ctty a^Juple ofdaya tMa week. Thomas Walters-and family have gone to Camden for aibrtnlght's visit. Beth I.. Hand attended the a. A. R. re-union at Cape May City Saturday. Paul E. Carroll; of Philadelphia, was in this elty for a short stay a few days ago. . .,'. • . . .' • O.W. Brown, awell-khown Phlla- delphlan, - registered at the Emmett .the past week. Mrs. AbelD. Bcnl'l spent Beveral days the latter part of last week In Philadelphia visiting friends. V, Mrs. Jane Homan, of ilakersvllle, has been the guest, or her son, E. B. Campbell, for several days past. W. B. Johnson, wife and daughter, and E. B. English are on an extended visit to Baltimore and Washlntrton. Captain J. 8. Wlllets and City Clerk Wilton H. Wlllets and wife were over- Sunday- guests of Mends at Tuckahoe. Letter Carrier Duffleld, who was off duty for several days suffering with pleurisy, returned to his post Monday. Mrs. R. Howard Thorn accompanied by her son and daughter are enjoying several days' visit, lu the Quaker City. Prof. C. Howard Sohermerhom, of Philadelphia, was a guest at Hotel Blscayne during his recent visit to this city. . > Charles L; Gilford, accompanied by his wife and two children, Were In Mlllvllle a few days the lint of the W e e k . •• • / ' . . • ' Mm. H. O. Newcomb, or Mlllvllle, has been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. A. O. Hurt, on Wes- ley avenue. - Miss Lulu Lake, daughter of Ilev. a Wesley Lake has accepted a position as soloist lu a Philadelphia Cath- olic church;" 7 '•""••. Mm. Colemau Learning, of vllle, is visiting her sister,-. Mrs. Scott Hand, and brother, Hon. L. M. Cresse, In this city. David B. Henderson, of Ilrldgeton, representing the Blaslus Piano company, wan transacting business here on Saturday. ' Dr. R. Harulll D. Huing, ot West Philadelphia, a reiilty holder here, was looking after bU; property Inter- ests last week. • .•• ' T. S. Hlmmons came down from Mlllvllle last week to look after his real estate Interests at this resort. He tookdlnueratthePrado. j*oofaana» MWMl^f^||M»Pjfg^ of oentraUy located and deaurable lot* improvements, on a. mato atraet, close to tbe center of the dty.
ir a nuin'a frlctHU do not slro him tab war In and ^^^^.%^^^^^^^^^T^^^^^T^^^se * IViSetaReV.-''%•'• ITOttW '! tOtaHrpeTVf or tfcb tntaot oatr to tte i tbe 0m&*£tttmtitiiiatw*mc. i of.every; In canaMmd geotl* saan-to speak wvll in Amsrlca H to atao : 'Mm»' parents.' brattVt* to speak eulogistical «^**fi tat b t live opoo 'aa email" a M lMf»nn|a,,nnjujk* Is by force jggiq 1 ""- Pf-Vâ tf pay Inora, I am sorry to aay. too, that gptrtt of depredatloo. into rator> I to recogi^ and reward laertt to MOMUme. seen In the relation of • chardi to Hp minister, artboagX thank. Pod, iaoa« congrtgatioM are not aeUMi Tbe grinding and Satanic effects of •Info] depredation In the business world ore tho cause of many a tragedy. Look at that funeral! Who was that poor creature whose body to being taken to potter's Odd? Yea. tumble ber Into a pin* box. and shovel her* under the ground! Who cares? She to nothing bat a l>oor working "gui—yes.—nothing- bat' a poor working girl—yet her life waa Ju»t as dear to ber aa yours.Is to you. -Bite hsd an Invalid mother and s little bnby brother. At night when she would corns borne from tbe store, she would sometimes bring, a few faded flowers and pot them in an old broken pitcher and say: "Come, mother; let's play wo were oat In the country. How; I wish we could see the old farm, where pap* used to take us before be dledl Tired? Oh. yes; a Uttle. The store to so hot. and the customers, especially about Christmas, find so'much fault with us, ss though, we were not human. Bat then, I think of you and the baby, and tbe scoldings of the floorwalker do Doc cot so deep. There, mother, kiss me good night- Yoa know'I-must'be ap evriy in the mornmg to be down to tbe.store on time." Day after day she got weaker and weaker.'. Tbe boon' were long. The boxes were heavy to lift Ah. sbe wss earning bread. She was earning It wltli ber life's blood. After awhile two little, red spots appeared lo her thin, pale cheeks. Her eyes had an unnat- ural brilliancy. Half the night she would toss,and toss, unable to.sleep. Tbe backing cough never seemed to re- lieve the -awful pain to the aching .chest One day "N'a 87" faulted. When she wss being carried to tbe cloakroom, an old lady customer .stopped and look; ed and wiped ber eyes and said: "Poor little thing! t wonder If my -little grandchild will ever.have to work like that" Two of her companions took ber home. After that she could not da much. Stin, a happy smile would al- ways welcome the girls who would stop at night after they left the.store and bring her an orange or an apple, bought oat of their scanty earnings. That to alt She's dead now. Tumble her Into ber pine box. Shovel ber under tbe ground. She to nothing bat a poor working gjrt. What Is the matter? Oh. nothing, except that thto continual depredation of the price of goods has In- evitably driven Some people to the wait smt she Is one of the first to so. What to the nutter? Oh. nothing, except tbe fact that thousands of men and women, some of whom are members of tbe church, are driving prices down and down until at last a groan of agony to romlng from the throats of hundreds' of thousands of working girls whose mor- al and physical Ufe to being crushed out of .them. .If an article to worth S10, pay tt or go without It is for better to pay yoong men or women a liv- ing salary-to support them before they do wrong than to estabHah ran homes to save them after they have gooey astray. , •< r*. aimUm Depredation, when tt to unjust to by pocrisy. and It to In a largo- measure responsible for .tbe dnvessed. condi- tions of spiritual life hi the church as well ss to the home and tbe store. Some people seem to think that the re- Ugh» of the Lord Jesus Christ has nothing to do with the'Weekday. They act aa If they had a right to lean tbelr piety at borne on a atinwi.y morning, •a they would pot on or off. their Snnv dsy dotbea. Bat I want to tefcj that Christ's twwhlngs are utterkjit varjanfff with sneb hypoctUical-tw^. sense. If • man to not a Christian'dor- las tbe weekday, be to not s> Christian on Sandsy. If a woman is not a Chris- tian to her dealings with her grocery- man and botdver. her baker and serv- ant gM and on ber shopping expMl- tlona, she to not a Christian when she gona to church. A falsehood is Just as Us and black wbeo ottered over atora cotmter aa wbeo U> to^to^d ^ " D-d), It to as bdnous sn ofltasavas waa Uhat Ue told nndcr the, ahadow of the mjUftad band which tbe anostto A WHITE HOUSE SALE. Tfc» Old. r>nlt«n >a Sam* HI*, tart* cklma to Oo. The probabilities are, says the Wash- ington Port, that on the arrival of tbe new "Boosevelt set" (tbe Wedgwood pottery) there will be a sole qt White 'Haute property, at which a large number of pieces of the Lincoln, Grant and Hayes sets will be sold. Collectors, bargain hunters and society people are on tbe qul vIVe i. J. -By-' '• -. ' R. CURTIS . ROBINSON tyUtor and Proprietor - ' •i.oo f>er Year, Strictly In Advance Sl.jo st End of Year . CITY DIRECTORY, crrv. OFFICIALS. 'Mayor—loaepn Q. Champion. nmldent orCoanoll—Wm. K. Wllllsnuun. Ulty Clerk—Wilton H. Wllleu. Treanurer—iraH, champion.' • Col lector—N loholaa Comon. • Chief of 1-olloe-Hamuel Henll. City Hurveyor—RHlpb 1^ raprlclar Open all the year. Hot water .beat sod electrle light In bed rooma, . Terma, il.jo per day. GARWOOD HOUSE,. . Wa»bln«too CamD. No. 74, P. O. H. of A., bueu every Friday nl.bt In K.or 1-. ImIL tuniuoe Hcull, Heeretary. CHURCH SERVICES. 1/lrH M. K. Cbureh, eorner Ontral avenue and Klghth straet. Kev. J. U Uoawell, Haator, Uorolng aervloa, UUSk evenlos mnUx.t.a. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening, 7.4S. . Monday aebooC ZW. Mark W. Adanu, aubcrlnlendeot* yoard of Tmrteea 'Prenloent,'&. O, Bobln> aoa: aeeretary. J. W. Hmlln: ' treauier, Ueorsa O. Adama; Dr. U. T. Abbott. Homera Uolllna, P. M. Wbealon, John Maru. U. U. Hlll T«s Cenlral . OCBAN CITV. New Jeraay. Hellshtlnl'Location. All tne Latest Im- Kovements. Home. Heated throncbonU Open all tb« year, • • - . Mas. H-OARWOOO. Prop. THE LYNWOOD Boa MlBIb aHmet . 'OCKAM CITV, M. J. Under new management. Tborongbly renovated. Open all the year. Terma nioje- , Convenient to Uepota and Poat-olHee. a Ii. HAND, Proprietor. S£" GORSOH LICENSED AUCTION BER, No. 721 A8bury Aoenue, Ocean City, N. J. Oor- Vbla apaos Is natrvad lor W. L. BERRY, Manufacturing Jeweler, NO. aa SOUTH SECOND ST., Bapalrlnga.paoialtv. WlllanlW. CHAS.L ADAMS ft BIO. - (Baooaaaon la aaaar « Adasu) Daalaisfai FaraHar*. Carpds, Matiiaf as. ttjtimg. WtaW Sk « R. CURTIS ROBINSON Real Estate and Insurance, Nos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue, OCEAN CITY. AT. J. atS-Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage. S-aiHTEHH 4MB UaJisillUW. AUOTBUKlt v te KMS «adaC Blabop CorUandt Wblubrad of PIHs- I« rond of tslMnc storlce at hi* own expense. .When io .Was rector of tbe Church of tbe.Nativity at Booth Bethlehem, pa., he acqolivd a coovert for the Episcopal cburcfa In the person of a Uethodhpt woman who was tnocb (Iven to cootrlbatins to tbe church aervkes by Interjectin* "Ament" and *>Hallclnlar He explained to the good woaum that ancb eJacnbUoos were not customary la. tbe Episcopal church, and she sat Krav«ljr tbroufb s aennon on dignity sod.decorum In public wor- shlp. Afterward the blabop thanked her fty rretrttlnlqgber- ferncr, "No need, to thank mcT retorted tbe Tbomaj) Woiitu-ortU IllKulnaon adys: 'For outdy year* II bus bi'cn.my stron- gest couvlctloii li|' twupW-t to divorce that oar statuti' lumk» uliould have a doable syslcui of LIU'H In rMpcct to cblldlens marrliicltbuu7aapartnUndaat lonlor Laaina. riaar PsssnvvnlaM CMUacu. Ladlca 1 AUalliaiy aodety meet* Bnl 1SL SSjSftffSJ^513 & ''junior KnaaavoreoeUly nieeU each Wed- baaaayanarnoon In the chnrcb a^ 4 o clock. " sraman's OnraUlan~TeBiperanA> Union, meets aeml-montiiiy. •eorecary, Mr'. V. B. Uara: tarhMn-aUIIUnavi tnasd VIBST Urntr Cuvuca. VlBST alriur C Ladlea* Aid meets Mrat Tbunday atUrnoon «^b SThTM^ Ma d -"»a£»^ d "{L : Mrs. N.' Wataoo. Mcretaryi Mr«. Untllh,' treasurer. YaeWmen'. A«o5atton. Wuton Wlllets, preaident; Ma>k Lake, secretary. Annual meeting will be bold In June. ' ' Tna Ocean City Balldina; andiLoan a Una maeu aeoaad Haturdayof oscbj Prealdenl, U. P. Moore; secretary. \* HENBY A. W. SMITH Ihwiiniii Hit. Seirt Hr*. Practical Plumber 8*6 Asbtti} Avenue • OCEAN C'TY, N. J. Hot Wab*aad eaaaai ]|,wllaa. Hot AU- U^leca sad Banco. Oa.SH la,. Jobblas n all Ua»a AU klad* of Bio*, and Haalsr iMMlr. 0. J. HAMMEU larblewGianite forte Monuments, Mansoleaaas, etatnarjr Wedr, CradlesiM. CEMCTERV INCLOSURCS ' BorbUVaolla, Grave Covsts AU UarborOswHtarj Work Works at Pieasantvilfe. If. J. C. THOMAS, No. 108 Market St., BaadqaaHaMol BOajtb Janay Mr Hit Fail! eraeertfis. THE KATHLU . M Central Avenue, OC'KAN CITY, N. J Open all tbe year. Pleasantly located. ' near tbe beach, Wltb full ocean view. Home comforts. Write tor booklet. . -M1HHKB LEW1H A CONAB1). THE (NEW) IDLEWILD On tne ocean ittonk MooRIiYM TBBBACK ' ' )IU> NIDVM HTMSST a»D OOSAH AVSSIDS ' o»ea» Jem* IS Klessntly tarntebed. Ktrst'class In every '• y.K. CHAMPION L. GOFfV CIVIL ENGINEER. CONVCYANeCR MIH1H AMD CIITIU AVBHUB, OOBAN CITY. N, J. UI, r •» ao~«iHTi»o»»c« •OOMa.S SMO4, SOUSSC BUItOINO OCCAM CITV M. J. ^ GREAT PEACH CROP THAT WHICH 0REW AROUND NtW YORK IN THB.YtAR 1670. i r On I«aefa«a rvmlt Waa Maw* Abaaiaal os Manhaiiaa I>- lau>« Thaai AirltUg BHae> Exeesi BoUoUcV.sUalar Is Chancery. B*Msry Public UAPB HAY COURT HOUSE, N. X WIU be In O«rau( «tt> every Wednesday; u cove. Mo. 744 AsburJ avanna ::: > : JJARRISON H. VOORHEK3 Connaellor-a(> SS7 narhel lUreet. ' faaadeai. W. HolT AWIAS. . AMDBSW C. HoaWBIX OFFICES Apgar & Boswell. MjUTTkRajTM CRAKCniV, BOURHK BUII.UIN(1. AMBUKY AVKNUK and KlUHTil HTHEKT OCKAM CITV. N. J. OFFICES Godfrey & Godfrey, Boome U aad IS Baal Batata' - ' •andLawBoUdliw! I : : :i: ATLANTIC CITV. N. J. J. S. WAGGONER, «atd Dragstot Artsrr Avc, Ocean City. H. J. Fora Dion Via* Stationery, rjoaraetloaary. •In . nnnitiiiltr nn hinl T. ABBOTT, M. D., ; »uid Htmrgcea ud EUktk Stnet (TUIsa-m. •». w " MOU "« : tlrrS£ JE I 1 ; C, HUTCHINSON, M. D. HomoBopcLthteit. No. 834 Ocean Avenne. OCCAM CITV, N. J. Orvtes Uor/sK-TUI 10 a. BV, I to 4 p.m., atoHp-m. HOWARD BURT, M. D. • • . . • • 809 Wesley Avenue. I Till* a. m. I 10 s p. m. L tf to K p. m. Bell 'Pnone. QR. CHARLES B. RIDER MDenticitM . Bteewt ssa Ualral AVeaiaie OVEAM OITV. W. a. 0R. E. MILLER, Phy••«!•» Mid ML . • eU CKNTBAIJ AVKNUE Hpeelalbt In Hnrgery. Vemale Ubeuea and *|>|aeaaee of Children. orrlcM uoUkUM I to 8 p. .n. t 4 lo »p. to* ..RESTAURANT.. AND ICC CREAM PARLOR Mealaor InneboSMrved. Oy.lera Inevery style; (ansllta.suppllad by plttlorqUaH. Ice SSSi^viryHaliroay nlgfiu Ulvouaaeall KDWyaattt T. •'Bllstal, s>«>BW Lumber! Lumber! ' We carry a complete Mock and largest varleile I uugeat varieties of Lumber and Mlllwork In , ULINUH and MO0LUINOH aNUP-to We make a specialty Of OliAZED UAMH< at bottom pr'.• ' "tt was nearly 3 o'clock,-and | har- iM to tbe bank. I made out the deposit dip arid laid It. wHh my gold qnd bankbook, to front 1 of tbe reoelvl"» t e U e r . ; •• - '. . • • • • ' ! > • ' • ' • " - : •'•'• - : - "%t Is closing time now.' he said, •and you had better not mske your deposit until moraine.'.,•: ' . , ., "•Charley.' I said, for I knew him well, that hi ridiculous. It Is a half mmnte before closing time, and I In- stst that'yon Uke my deposit' I dont want to be robbed of all that I have on earth before.morning,' ' • • - '. . "•I win fix it for Srou." he said as be gathered up the money and bankbook ad disappeared to the vautt with lem. In a minute be, was back, and was astonhmsd St Ws sctlona. "•I have pot It In my private box,' a contlnned, •where' It Win be safe, snd In the morning yon can'make tbs deposit If yoa want to.' ' ' r "Next mornmg the bank's faUara was announced: • . "I harried to Charley's bouse, which wss near .by. and asked hhn about tbe bank. . ..' ' ; ••',.'••..• •-. " 'Yes, It has failed and want pay • cent' be said. 'Just five minutes before yoa came In with your money >**- terday the dtreetorai decided' not to open this mornmg. I waa toM to-give oat no Information until bus!Was hours today, and that Is the reason I didn't teU you. If yoa .bad made your deposit, tbe money would have all gone. Now It hi safe In my box,-and yoa can' have It any moment you 1 please.* -I did get tt and It was the founda- tion of my fortune. Tne man who was Just here U that Charley and. waa the teller who saved my capital for me.' Is Tairectlaa. To flnd honesty In Its full perfection tt hi said that one must go to tbe Welsh colliers of the Ogmore Vslley, who travel by a workmen's train which runs from Maesteg to Abergwyun every morning and returns la the evening. * There are heavy, penalties for taking . pipes and matches down the pit, so when tbe train reaches Ifs des- tination to tbti morning every smoker lays his pipe on tbe seat, and when' be returns to the evening It Is exactly where be left It During the day the are shunted to • skiing, tbe doors are not locked, but there hi no single Instance of a pipe having been stolen.—London Answers. . '- Us>'t» 1MU. . -I have here." said the dramatist "a play that doesn't Seem .to meet with tbe favor of the managers." "Year said tne author Inquiringly. -ttm." said the dramatist. The dont want original plays now; they want dramatisations of novels sod all that sort of thug." "Well!" "Well, this ta a pretty good play, and tt seems a shame to waste It Suppose yoa read tt over and write a novel along the same lines, and then we": sen the play aa a dramatisation of the novel and We'll both ninko a mint of money.' Bo long aa we have the eom- blnsiloo I don't see thst It makes any difference which I* written first"— Chicago Foot . A Frenchman, who appears to -have sen of a thrifty torn of mud. con ceived the Idea In 1BTO that too moeb valuable tune was being wasted In trnit-f —«•>•-—•—1^«« preparing them for the market He found a way of preparing them without cleaning them. and on this be took out letters patent Apparently be had same slight misgiv- ing as to whether tbs public would be perfectly suited with bis..Invention, and so In his dslm he makes this Vtsh pat Up by.this process may be sHghUy »i"pi»"-"* to tbe customer at Orst, bat he soon gets used to tt. tentsa fce itaeaea Taverns In Sweden' are dosed on Sa urday, which la nay day. while the savings banks are krpt open until mid- night This plan Induces the workmen to Invest their money where it will pay them Interest Instead of In •ttmulonts. "O'Brien sis be bos bin carryta" the same stick. Ivcf since he boa bin tho force." , ... ... .:,. "How long bos thot btor . • - "Mvintane years."., . • . ••:, • "Bcdad. at mast be a slvtaune year loeastr-PhlhuMnhia Beaord. ' 8AVED HIS CAPITAL. •I).) 1 'XJi.-.V-. *35 a ^h very tittle effort l|. back and'keep hla tbe simple matter'of J ^ every swunoiw snows and nnda'vary easy. If Uw swlminw wm tnetf coot • snd float the crsjnptog Bmb wm «re» qneiitlyrelaxaiteraUttlfandhewillj find himself aa weU • a Q # m : POULTRY POINTERS. Is more Pure water Is more t»B?"Ma^ than dean gross. Even though turkeys are.good for- agers tt will not pay to let them go without proper feeding. Everything to the-rearing.of yoosg pooltry depends upon their care and management at least untU well feath- ered. •'•' Fowls Inclined to fatten too easily are not good layers. The flesh they carry makes'-them laay, and *h*a never promotes laying. Middlings make a good food for poultry, bat If wet up alone It hi too sticky. Tbe.better plan la to mix with bran corn and wet wtth mil m water. • •• Whitewash ta better than paint on be poultry booses, for the reason that ht costs less and has .a purifying man- It may be applied as often aa month to advantage* The properties of sunflower seed are peculiar, and a small quantity fed at proper time will essentially aid In Imparting to the plumage of adult fowls a gloss thst no other groin; win produce. mania and p>«rposely iiWiUned ooa: 1 tb» pmniu of tbe sart. riMjotoad ftr taking live' stork over' tbs Iber**..';, •$»':' Ibro 'want' to. s Itaasiso frontier'pa*t snd pnseatnl tbe rlocnamrt'til the 'off- OeUI In vhsrg* ss bis warrant !»• nsaav' Ukr mauv others In almllsr positJaBa. th« msntsHiM rwsd no-Kauwaniaa an4 Uttle Ilitsslon, but be waa duly\ tat- press*d by thf Ug. otnrial looklag pa>, psr, wlih Us coat of armsaud aeaL and be readlry slurk the Unssbin vls»'oa,'H. At the «vl of hrslnVTsrotaUoo WtoW HettbevakyretwnedloKOBrowv'WbeB the opportunity ram*. b Uctrhenkii flgurvd tbm aa a "bhiesl '. full grown, with OQS ear :partly^ torn awayt"-Youtb'a Coaip«nk>aY i One of the earliest members of the Royal academy, It was OainaburougVs custom to have his pictures i-ouveyed to tbe metropolis by a prosperous Lon- don carrier, a Mr. Wiltshire of Bhock- erwick. neav Bath. - Thai man refused to accept payment oa tbe ground that loved pictures too WeU., He was not however, allowed to go unreward- ed, for Gainsborough presented him with six or his best works, and some idea of then- ultimate value may be gained from the fact that when at length they were sold the National gallery secured two. The Pariah Clerk of Bradford-on-Avon,":.for BOO guineas, and "The Harvest Wagon," for t&Buu, these prices being considered low. Later "Tbe Bisters" from another gallery realised dose Upon tlOJOOO. ' ••*•*> EnvtronuMut aids poetry, bat does not create It Nature b the Brand agent In making poetry, and.poetry Is present wherever nature la. It spar- Ues on the sea, glows In tbe rainbow, flashes from the lightning and tho star. peals hi thunder, roars hi the cataract aad sings on the winds. Poetry b Ood's Image reflected In nature, a* In a mirror, and nature b present wherever man Is. "Lookln" f« a bird's nest sonnyJ" asked tbe good natnrod westerner of a seven-year-old boy whom he met to nt^fy Common. •' 'No, sir." replied the Intellectual prodigy aa he con tinned to gase up Into the bee, "I am merely endeavor- ing to correctly- classify this tree as a .ni^.1- prcduct" —Columbus Biato Jonmsl. i ; . - ...,.' • W«derly-Dld I understand yoa.to say that Enpeck Is • ralatlv« of .yoars) Blnafctoo-Yoa did.. He's my st*t> friend by tnarrJsge-- - -...-... Wederry-Btcpfrlendl Why. how's thstT •' r • • •••"• " • Bmgleton-Uo stepped to and eloped wtta the strl I was engogol to.-BX- V ' . 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