Oct 1910 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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7 ;\BJ WOLASD BUKEMAIf 

Ootiniftlt. tfUl by Amlcu Fiw 

"vuit« rU-blZ" I n-f*iic*a"*ap ""•' Central oveDiie, tu-oin city, N 

_. . _ "T 1 -'". vuu "i» eII ^lj,«.inemue«or thouKbf tbl* explain*'-why'the old fa«hloned 

i l Th i 

bewns om«iti«- »:ild:/«i.i 

ahead.'and I'll «!u thc'i-rlw.' Me In- p p. t any 

tc-ndvd to win It t.*..~-l'.w.>n Ilcnild.. Sirl woald'ilk to her ma an June talk-- 

woman came bome tbat day. "1 never 

expected." aheeobbrd to pa. -that any 

il ldlk t h J l 

A jl/EJGHTY REASON.. 

It Told Why One of the Nineteen Com- 

missions Was. Executed. 

ed to me."—AtcbUon Globe. 

HAWAII'S BIG VOLCANO. 

j 

Before a certain c»iiilfinnn net "nt 

for Japan and India lil. relatirw'eate 

' 

"j Curious Relic* ot.Lava It Hat Left In 

the ForetU. 

Hawaii possesses one of tbe greateat 

l d f 

ee g 

him emind«. ' One wunled ii.n'Indian natural wonder* of the prwent day 

b l another a »!lr*r Bucldlm. a world-a lire rolcano a- blgb a».Ve«o- 

l ' ^ i ' d i l d 

thlrd n ilirj-««-l^pb;inti'in^ of joora. Bnppose we.try Itr 

SoX,wrote Uncle Bobert offertns a 

bome teaJporarOy and. If be Uked it" 

aa loss >> be Utred. Be accepted eager- 

|]r; and It was not Ions before he was 

down npon os. bag and bageagc 

"My d«ar boy." be exclaimed, pat- 

ttes me en. tba back, "bow yoo do re- 

, rnlud me of your father! He and I 

.wet* Inseparable as boys, and I've car- 

ried yoo on my abooWer often. And 

to think that I'm to'bare a bome wltb 

.yooVPnt me anywhere. A carret Is 

; good'r«ooa(b; for a .broken down old 

codger like me. "• Pbew: Somebody's 

been amoklns; Here. Do yoo smoke? 

that be bad the,,«.inu> claim on 

her annt bad on hiT. It Is true lint 

6ccafdbnally there would tx> a Inli lir 

the ho«tllltl« and we would' find t!i~ 

two cbattlnir quite omfcalily. Hut fhN 

was when tbey" h»pp«-n•»«••» «W« «' }M* mountain, 

smlllas cou.li, iimld ib« dllmô. and one of tbe^m came within tbree- 

l«.k« t Ib.* other rvlntl.-«f. Wbv. tb,.' 1'».«ers of a mile of llllo. the chief 

disappoints ..ueH n.k«l. had I.J -xe•'•*"* o'.the Island. There hare been 

1 • ' several ouibmtlM of Kllauen In tbe 

la«t bundrvd years. In 1^40 there was 

ployment wblcb afforded opportunities 

for advancement.- and. eventually; I 

amassed a. trast fortnne. ." • 1 * 

"Society," baa Its scouts. They are 

the cennectlns links ber ween tbe onlm- 

portant rich and the Impecnn'loas 

" S r e a t " , : '.;. Y . :.. ., :.,.' • „ • , • . . . • . • • ;;.;. •;•. 

The wife of a fashionable artist 

sought our acquaintance. My por- 

trait, wblcb, ber biuband .painted, cost 

iMK> eninetu. bot. at their boose we 

met the peeress 10 wboew oot disinter- 

ested nesotiations I owe my knlgbt- 

• b o o d . ' .•;••.•.,.:••• ,-•; i. ••'•; -. , .-•• .•:' ' • ; . ' : . . ! 

Tbat step up the social ladder cost 

some £20.000. . .' ". 

A pbllantbroplc dnrbnn came for- 

ward next to welrtnpe us 00 tbe way. 

Her public benefactions and ber prl 

rate bllla reUeved me of a farther 

large amount, nut to compensate for 

this we were Introduced to "society.". 

I,was elected to several clnbs.'and 

vouchers for tbe "royal loctostuv** were 

a'ccortled t o u s . , "..' '••. ! •;. : ': : ' .•.. 1 -.- 

An hnpecunlons bot Important 'poll 

rlcfain later procored for me a barvo- 

etcy—for, a consideration, part of 

which waa for tbe porpows of the p>v 

ernment and port he retained for him 

self. Be Is an Inveterate opponent of 

corruption In manlcl'ial. corporation*. 

There.appean to be no Inclination 

to Interfere wltb free trade In titles, 

for subsequently I was offered, ami I 

accepted, a. peerage lo return for « 

ml-i.nMnl 

IMQtl* 

prov 

>ô»iit» conf«-rr*il itf*jn MO) 

nr' rr«l mint, by Tr****u of aurll Itll. 

Tuvntn* th-«-»w umy li*. 

Kiil.l.A •lAUItKT luN. • 

C'llJ••l.'lrrlnif il.'««ni>3rturV lie 

StomT bato tobacco! ft tnabca me 

,"I wt»rt smoke any'mure In • tbe 

•'Mote since joa*ra come, ancle." I said. 

"Oh. doot. mind me.- 1 can stand 

anything; got to stand It. IVe mode 

£a4!«ta nalluro of life and dont deserve 

anything,else. ?on'don't mind my 

opening tba window, do you—Just to 

let the odor ostr* 

Cin bas-sDad coMTjoo know.' 

was 'V.born 'gentleman.*'and nutblnc 

would .e further'Irorn bis ti;itur£'ih:iti 

to hurt one's fivllne*. and to ujr|H-jr 

uncrateful would^ b|*nt bU heart. I 

called I'au 11 v l|jto ibe library; ftiut tLe 

door and null^l Un the old man w 

speak. ; • 

"My -dea'-boy." hi Ifuan. tuuln^ mj 

baud, "and my d«-ar little Kirl."'t»klus 

Fanuy'n-biiiirl. "I ti.ive xoruethluu to 

announce wh!'h will VurprUe you. I 

am point; to IIMVV ynur* 

"Oh. under' uj- l«.Vh exclaimed, try- 

Ine hap! to appe.ir tnufh ln:»l. 

even nbockefl. 

"Yes. I "uui pjltm. uway. und your 

aunt li* olsjo f;i*liis" , . 

Tbi» wn* IIIIUNÎ U Hiirttrlse. 

fYour klndiitnw has brought al»>ut a 

great' vb:inê Ui'-twu t'.n' Jives. For 

a.tluie It sc«nii-d to LH.IU uf us thai we 

•must thwart y.iir plans fnr'the. buVnit- 

neiu of both of ,UH. It lj:i< t]«>t &eviu«^l 

that we can live uiid-n li>- :ildvc.fc a f. 

stops and, stink'ni** ltii» bt-nd. »ut il". 

ed In the.open top. tilled with decaying 

bark. unt)I now tbere U a sleantlc 

lava vase, holding fern* nnd flowers 

of ibe party. 

Ability. Industry and enterprise made 

me rich. Hrlbery bas- made me re 

spected. 

' Wltbout fees to tbe fashionable I 

should be still but p local celebrity, «^ 

verely Isnored by tbe oelsbborlne mat; 

nates. Directly and, Indirectly It ban 

toitmo some £200.000 to attain social 

respectability.—London Troth. 

A Ban on Patterns. 

"There U one kind of correspondence 

sometime* rtkeived by women clerks 

tbat iiuik o'cltK-k unil It-ave on a 

short wtHldln^ trip "n ilif lu'ov't-lock 

train." . ', " : . . . •• 

"Goodness .•ration*'" from i-'uiin'y. 

"Great SSeott*" from me. 

"But we sli.ill !«.• pone 1 only a few, 

•daya- 

"And tbeo."* 

brealhle»ily. 

Fniiny and I 

^Xnis WQmeo 

,(w»sJ>es!nnta«. 

- V H b t 

And then.*^ rwnmi'd ,;be old man. 1 

pottln; a band ou •-:!•• h of our liradu, 

"we return-to KJM-IHI the n-xt "f our 

lives with our dc:ii* ii!»-ee and iifplicw." 

' Heaven hi-)f>* 

l 

who bwp idem- 

p 

selvM." At any nu: heaven 4-jirni- t 

our rellet. .1 luh-rii madant." raising his voice. 

"I'm J not. deaf. 1- beard yon wen 

\ i«n»fh- 1 object to yon calling woro- 

'anfs'ssflzaSB s craxe.'' 

"An yoa an advocato of woman's 

snfftagcu madaror 

" *I mosfrassuwdly am." 

Ti tU^ one who advocates 

t" 

„-,,_-», -,-. ktanoUng by, that principle 

•'8Mapt.attanptlns to^straddle"— 

S S i S w a B r ; ^ ; . ' 

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': ; ;';---^.That;Is. to >.;•; ,••;!:'.s-:,'." >•' v 

•VUmtAblcan.** Interposed my wife; 

' : me help yon to this little bit 

' Toh're not eatlBg cnoagb to 

think," remarked 

"that there's a good deal 

:jjj|ij|9M*{ ; ;31ito: m? 0 

woara-bI»Mroe whi- Is proTuig that 

"-**'Im^we eat the-morp votk ,we can. 

•,^BQUI^P'p^"*sfff|[fflt*ft'fl 1"0V0itXtIO2i pound*, 'snd li one unit >; 

half Incbim ibli-k In -iimnii-r 'nri tiv«-mi«* tut prov'ftlmi- lor b^- un nr- 

OltlHUit t-Dlllti-1-An orilliiMtirt lor Ilir* Itir 

pruvrtiitulbl U* *.tt-v av. our riolu III«-*- Till. l'«w.Otll) ulln,liilN> inr; 

Mll'l Illrilirr • • ; : 

T.VKK MJTU'K Uuil tlir I'aM n liiu.l. 

tO*1rr»of*A — **ullll-tlT.tlHV4* H|*|Mitnlnl >llLfir. 

> r. )li|Jtl II c .i*'y^\',r!";V""/'»!' ie "• connection', with a liousc* to.'house delivery, overoomihg . 

nlJ°ui7JI-Vitn"' < i'.Vl."i'i{,r"!î i'i~'i','i|',T-~'l |i;ul - v .•u*>j«-''-'t.onalMi'- iVnttirov in devices a-i lieretut'orc constructed'by 

•»"-'-" ••' —"•—^-*- "•""—"- '• '"''"""" tlttinj; il box or receptacle- inleriorly of the-liouse adjacent the door, 

tittinj; !l box or receptacle interiorly of tlie-liousv adjacent the door, 

' '""provided with a chute so arranged as to OJK-II outwardly, ol' the house 

' 'in'a >ul.stanlially hidden positin HVorth> of Hivgwtltl 

t* ].'.. .1-., I", f.. * 

'A Beautiful Lake. 

r«Tlni|"> the ma>t nrrlklnc instance 

to I* swnlu the whole wor.d of tbe 

jVoadi-rful upput-C'nt coloring of >KM11CS 

of water I* the marveloualy beautiful, 

Blue lake- In Switzerland. Kncom- 

i 

-bliTTpnTsrs-ctlvâTrdnrnce vrero oe- 

termlued to wan-b the movements of 

bbi mould-nitb tho clo**e-it .scrutiny 

wltb a'vlew nt coufoundlnf bim. The 

nlctt came, tbe utundauts ca'rtierform- 

uuce 'H-Uf. unusually uueeesijfut. the 

mu-tcle-i "of bl-i fate j-irlnc no evidence | 

of bU un. The chiiutei uf voice were 

marvelous, atid the astonished crowd 

at tbe close of the eililblilon't-afc- him 

a rotulng ilictr. ,\uulu uud ugaln 

tb&y called bfm. r back. and be exprerf*- 

«I bli pleuxure by innuuerable botrx. 

bAt laiit tbe cheering feuded, and be 

ivu* permitted to retire. Scurcely bad 

be done so-when ibe three "lay" flg*- 

urcs uot up from tbelr chain aud walk- 

ed off tbe stage. The vemrUwjulsc bad 

employed three friends to Imj 

his uxuai nievlmnical figures. 

tbelr lon-rc ^ni-iltv.^ 

Metntx-j-oribe •wrn«-ri.l 1 .\»-,-i,il'iy. . 

; « 

One Mfiiit«-rof itic i 

- >l**rx> Iff* "fCoiiinion 4'otifnil. 

TlM- 1*»I U • rllDi; uf ftltr \Ui»ni it( lffill-1 > 

11 nd f-;te

, -y,'.•-'•' îxT 

oh Uie pan of 

as much street 

^tibe people, 

all hoot pt«ca 

^ Sun says, "the 

tfîr makca Cape May a fourth- 

«la*a eountyt_bqt to all other respect" 

It if first-clMajUHt stands at Ibe bead 

of tbetoroeetsjop.' That b to say. It Is 

Irrosdnjc 'taster' In population and 

weauti than auy.other county In tbe 

Httlfc'f''And It la Louud to keep o 

gftft^jft - 

*I* btfinatp look now aa ir Ibe nexi 

boaae' or representative* would" con 

tain many new men, and men who 

haveyettomafca their reputation 

•xtrfefbrcca to'the government, say* 

the,Tien ton'Gaietta. Many or tbe 

l d ^ t h t 

ft>f MOOminaUon, and tbe Incoming of 

other n*n I* certain'to mark the be- 

ginning of •< new era, no putter what 

tbe remit. New s blood to coming to 

the i.*>te.' and the- oolcome of tbe 

Olianvfd alignmento/tbe two parties 

Is awaited with deep interest 

'• Its would be well for every manwlio 

believe*. In the'principles of the Re- 

bubltcan party to keep In mind these 

* Wonto of President T»f»: "The ques- 

rjoa wUI'not be what complexion or 

9epDDiKsjDiRii one prefers, bn 

Whether It Is better for the country to 

leaveIbelbpublleaD party control the 

qoaat&'tot the- next two yean and 

further redeem Us promises, or to en- 

able a.'.Democratic msjorlly In tbe 

Boose to Interpose a veiolo Republl 

Csntt measures, or to forinalsla and 

pass, bills to carry out Democratic 

Prindpl«*.t> J 

AV political flghta go. President 

ftft'sattsckrupon tbe "pork barrel, 

irtw sticks to It, wlU not be rated as 

•.skirmish, says the Jersey Journal. 

Theeasy way In which money Is ap- 

propriated by Congress is a national 

seandaT'of long' standing. There Is 

not tte;sllglitert doubt tbat AMrich 

Wat right wbenbe said tbat C3O0.O0O 

•xyear was as good as given away by 

Ibfri national government. If Taft 

stops this plunderlie will deserve to 

, raok among the great presidents. He 

fa going to stop It, If he can, for be said 

' loW.Cmeianatl speech: ••Tbe days 

orllhe c 'port' barrel' are numbered • 

WeshmHnoirsee "wbat'a preslden 

ta preden 

eaKdotbssvehfar country from feeing 

^ baying nnblle has a distinct 

totecst ^whether or not a merchant 

advcrtHesTPor It la an economic trutu 

t l U adte 

aetnsl' valoes—to 

thai are really 

boslnesa on tbe 

boylnr PObllo baa eone to know tbb 

-^knowrihat Ibe boyerbas a direct 

th* qnesttoo of wbat tbe 

rtises. Tbe baying public 

know.ihe bnyer paya tbe 

^âtroniidng tbe non- 

^ ^ ^ g e 

pracrasslve (tore, where smalt volume 

otAea|aa jnake targe per tale proOU 

liwrllable. -Jit has come, therefore, t.. 

bejttfmatterof penonal interest to a 

prospective bayeras to whether he or 

h tadll a progressive or 

merchant. 

Ayiunwn paper pnu It up to former 

PraadentBo6aereltinthiswt«e:"Uav 

lnbUtbOIda 

. * •'!w«r»«wdjl1and(liavlngassumed 

;py In New 

to'Colonel Boose 

Be 

and the boss is expected 

.. — ^n resoll* ,BooseveIt must 

* " -Ke^lthattbedefeat of the Bepubli- 

ein candidate for Governor and a Dem- 

•'^- - - "tin;the Legislature 

•OAT* raPDMa. 

'"Jr has. been **t(mated that there are 

nawmorstba'nSOO.OUO motorboats -lo 

tblscoootry.' These figure* were not 

•nested at, bî't.were reached through 

a'ceusu* made by' ao association of 

builders j»f these craft uot Jong ago 

The association tried to find oat Just 

bow,many craft there were In addition 

to Ibote detailed In, tbe Yacht Regis, 

ter, which only takes Into account ves- 

sels, of a certain size. The ' figures 

rather surprised tbe manufacturer!). • 

There hi not a piece of water navi- 

gable by a small boat tbat' has not 

« motorboats on It, and as many of 

these craft draw ouly a few Inches of 

water It can be seen bow they have . . . . . 

developedyachlipgererywhere.When •; uurolieH - » n »« Augustine s 

sailing craft only were at tbe dbposl-1 » ne "**•.'• tDe Kev. John J. Sweeney, 

lion ot tbe yachtsman he had to limit, silvered a short, but Instructive,; wr- 

ote cniialug to known nav>Kable lu "" "PProprlate to Ibe occasloii. 

waters, because a sallinR craft needs;*" 1 "nnounced that there would I 

room to work In and cannot be «ut! ohl * one m »" the subje 

of I he, Kev. I>r. Bmnyqle's nercuou 

the Pint SI. E. Church Sunday evec 

ing. He took IIIH text from- Kev., 

17-19. 

• l>r..ltruiiyale înoke in part an fu 

lows: 

Is tbe attitude or the defeated caud 

dates and tbelr friends, according tn 

the information we have receive I. 

This U as it should be. Wben Repuk 

llcans adopt auy other attitude the 

do not benellt themi)elve», but simply 

play Iplo tbe hands of.the Democratic 

party, which i»roolisb. -A.very utron 

erTort to create dusenslou among. Re- 

poblicans was made during the pri 

marlesand has been continued «lnc 

because the one or two Deiiiwirati 

bosses of the old school which surviv 

are very intent upon the election, or 

Democratic Slier III, aud realize'thai 

there must be-aatton* Republican dl 

seuslon to enable them to do It. Ilu 

tbe game Is a failure. Republican! 

are united in tnlhia; Ann 

A. McUulliard, itridgeloii. 

" . WVOMISO. . 

H. H. Prlckett, Rurlliigloii; J. H 

Yocum and wife, Ml»« M. K. Yocutu 

H. J. Ch'upman, A. C\ Lore, F... M, 

'ollinn and wife, Philadelphia; (i. H 

Kuowleo, Rtverview HeigliU. 

ELIIKKUN. ;. ; 

Thos. Harrix,. Camdeu; Clara it 

Clouting, Miss J. Clouting, Minn A. 

.•loutlng, Hamh A. Clouting, C. B. 

Cloutlug, Sea Isle Cily; J. B. Jdbe« 

and [wire, Denver; "J. O. Soniieboru, 

Airy; J. W. Young, Wildwood 

Dr. and Mrs. Bruuyate, Ocean City 

tlary Stretch, Philadelphia. 

i • . • -ATOI.EN. 

O. U.'Langley. Millvllle; Mr». Cora 

Harrison, W. F. Dougberlyi -K ii 

Dougherty, It. Beainel, J. H. Noton 

Llrs. It. H. Paller«oii, Mr«. M.C. Hart 

an, Phlladrlphia; Wui. LongHireet 

ind ulle, Merchamvllle, Kmnia Lang- 

ley, luua, J Wealey Arthur, Mllinay 

K. V Couipton, Maurketown; W. D. 

Brown and wife, Mian Kate Dluau, 

Cuuiden. 

BI8C-AVNE 

Thomay It Fort, Jr , K. B. Maltoy, 

M. U. Watts, C. S. Andres. Jos Stell- 

wagon, Sd, R. M.Fisber, M E Fisher, 

W. Brown. U. £ Rlsley, O. W. 

WIIHams, H. S Morrison and wife, C. 

H. Jacobs, Thos. M. Bains, U. A. Bls- 

H Y. Rlegner, tbe Rev. B. N. Cham- 

. W..J. 

Powers, Marguerite Carmeny, F, J. 

Shoyer, Wm. McCoacb, Thos. F. ftfe- 

JNIcbol, E. D. Saint, W. B. Davis, 

Philadelphia; John Foster, A. A. 

Howell, Ocean Clly; Wm. O. Moore, 

Haddoulleld; Kugeue F. Jump, J. J. 

I Frost, Misses WcUrelght, Camdeu; 

Kev. A J. Chapman, Idlewood; H C. 

Deunten, AlUntle Clly: C. P. Willis, 

, ill, stored fur the'Moorestown; O. Warner. Potutowu; 

a A. H^ Phillips, Long- A. R. Rodgers. Woodbury; John U. 

ftlagulre, Wayne. 

•Has) Virginia Bora Barlrd. 

Tbe funeral or Miss Virginia Horn, 

• daughter of the late George L. Horn. 

fwunn rv wbowasone of the' pioneer summer 

^ Ad- «"W«ots of Ocean Clly. took place bst 

rk; iriTuesday from her home, 8717 Frauk- 

" • ford avenue, Philadelphia. j 

RUMOR OF HOTBV 

•Talit of • BsMIsi sa O««an 

Front at Klsnrasuli SM*W*I. ' 

It Is'reported that Chas. A. Doe. ol 

Phlladslpbui, cootempiatea Ibe ems 

•ion of an np-to-date hotel on tbe ocean 

front at Eleventh atrcet, containing 75 

rooms equipped wltb all modern ap- 

pliances. 

'His slated tbat the hotel will be 

conducted by a person who for several 

yeaia has successfully mauaged oue of 

Ibe smaller hotels In this city. 

SEALED PROPOSALS 

prapoMIs will he rixwlvcdbylbe 

ri al h-m onto. Mo at A.boty »vo- 

N J onlll Mond«T.Mobtr 

In e>r-los4 kM> CO loo«, or mora. DUD I tat 

•reicbl).oro 

(In Ocean Cllr. N. J. HUH pries per Im 

AUo •!«• uuu ol coal 

PROPOSALS 

Kor Iron Drains** Ho« for tbe 2ud Krrtiop ol 

th» Heulwr* ROMI. 

frOpouU win b. raoilnd.snd orxnnl by 

Collector 'JoMpb I. MCD'U". iVtiin tiir.'sf JT, 

Uondmr, October 10, IVIO, at II •'• - ' 

Ir6pouil> w 

the Bo.rd of rnttboUto 

C«pe »l«v,N*w Jenejr.a 

Collector JOMPb I H 

on M 

vd sn4 

or tl. 

bm 

y, 

m., for Iron 

B 

iol> ol 

• ipty 

tilr. !f J., 

or loci M. 

ll d P 

er 10, IVIO, at II or loci M. 

for oral • lo be dell ered P. 

U'lon >ndu VJ 

Ita. 

l lo be dell ered 

«JaMUlon >ndueeiui VJew. 

KUUDIU} IO be ruroUbert: ' 

•-.n. plp«. ior.-n, Unxttw. wel(bl XA 

p* r lenglb. 

10-ID. plpe,l6l7IL lentlli*. weldu TTU 

per lengtli. . 

12-ln. pipe, I 12-H. leDCIUm Wel(bl 

pet leogtb. ' 

K-lo. pipe, « l.'-fl. Irattba, welKbt IJUO IM. 

per lensib. 

I»-ln. pipe, Sli.n. lenttlis, wH«bt 1.VW Ibt. 

p**r MnslD 

L.A.KIVB, 

22 

CHABLKSHAYUE. 

? 1 "'"' 

Notitre of Meeting of Commis- 

sionars of A«x»«miM»nt. 

Notice U brrebyglTfn lust 1 bsvedrllvered 

to tbe LYHumbslonen or A»x^«nieol or 

Oc i -n Cty, Mew Jeraejr. s copy or tbe reaalu- 

iwn P«Md by common Coanrll ol iww 

City oo October 3. imo. awertalnlnit I be co l» 

or expense or tbe Improvement >« xt oat In 

«nordlo«Dc«r entitled-An ordlnanm ti pn>- 

vU« rortbelmpmtenent ofcertKln .trr,^-. 

a>enae> and blxbwsye- In tbe • Itv of > X€»n 

City by cutblni and pavlnic Ibe tameln front 

or certain Iot» and between rertalD wmta." 

approved Heptember |0. ir ». duly a l*»tert 

by nirrand mnber • 

TAKE NOriCK tbat Ibe. «ald Co-nmU- 

•loneni of A>M«nienl nave appointed Malnr. 

lor bearlni tbo partlea Intemled In •nrlmn 

proveu nuat wnlebtlme tbeywlll sue a I 

i«rtle- lutereahd lo.or alfecfr*] by, tb« Ini- 

P'ovrmenl ample O|>ponuntl> t.. be li».U 

upim tbe «ut.Jec(or In*IMMUI«|]|of dnm. 

aiceM naMtalnett-by or ben*-llli« conrerrrd aunn 

any landa or nai eaule by reawn or »u.-l. lui- 

proveratniMw Ine eaae tnny be. 

• lt.il.LA UAKKKTMON. 

NOTICE. 

TbeConniy Hoard or Tavallon will bror 

Appeajs rrom aiue^nienta of t*xe« lu llw dr- 

leivnt niunlripallllea in l'«|«. May L'oiinir al 

tbe plaera d»l«naled t-lo« and npoo tbe 

daM named, roiventnn In earb pU-v at l»n 

oelock In tbe mornlnif except n4 olberwlw 

elated below. 

Appealacannotberonrfderrd aalrvmiulr 

In accordance with ibe role* or tbe thiard 

and apon ibe pmcrlbed bUok>. whlrh oil' 

beanppllaltouiy wbodeelielbeni.uponsp 

plication to Ibeaecrelaryor Ibe IIo.rO. Hurry 

Headley. Ocean Ciiy.N.J. *" J 

HoutbC»pov .'ad.lvio.a. m. 

SSoTtthMBB "*"• " OTOU « b - "-». >rld»y. 

SSoTtthMBB 

Middle Tmrn.hlp, Court Uoo»e. Uuuday. 

>ov. ,tb, IVIOL * . 

Lower Townnblp. Townnlilp HOOK, Wed 

neada**, Nov. ttth. 11*10 ~ - 

wiwwood Horoujh. Horou«h ll-.ll. Friday. 

r*ov. llth. Ivio. 

iiiii'. l iliJ!" y City ' '"*'""""• MoDd » 

Nortb Wlldwocd KomiKli. lloroueh Hull. 

Wedneaday, Nov. l«b,1flo. -• - 

Holly B-jK-h Honraib. IDrobul, H«ll. Krl"- 

day. Nov. IDIb. IW0, p. m. "• 

T .MS 00 * '^~ | -" oroo "' h 

ber Frldv w l»l 

T ber, 

er, Frldav 

^ D 5lT 

w, l»lo, a. m. 

•»»» l«le City. City Ha 

Mb. |MD. • i . . - 

. - W. K. YOUNU 

ilon.l,}, 

Nov. 

—Cape May fonntjr Board olTBIiltlo 

Attest: . - 

HAKKY UKADLSV- Meeretary. 

\JXZr 

Jl * y Coorf P 00 "- >•• ••••'* 

1IMI.KU.P. P..KISI.- 

Geo. E. Alferd 

Harness and Collar Maker 

Paul t*«lronase Appreciated 

• ^m 

KumreFMtron.eeStill More Appreciated 

HAVEN AVE. aaovt EIGHTH ST 

OCEAN CITV. N. J. ' 

JAOOB 8OHUFF 

THE PIONEER BAKERY. 

la.700JUtarf JbteM,OoMi C8), 1.1, 

The Pontiere 

BOOT s SHOE 

REPAIRING 

SHOP 

REPAIRING NEATLY DONE 

•Is-»I8 Asbmy Ave Oceta CJtr, rt J. 

ABBOTTS' 

Alderney Dairies 

(Sncoruor to I. S. Champion) 

Seventh St. a'nd West Ave. 

Ocean City, N. J. 

Choice Dairy Product*- 

ButUr and Enu 

Ask for Booklet of Specialties 

Shoe and Clothing Sale on Record :#' 

Prices: $7.60 $10.00 $12.60 $16.0Q $18.00 

Each one of these is ^rfiain 

BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES. 

In all theswcllest novelties. Well made, correct fit, and up-te-daje. 

Prices: $1.48 $1.93 $2.44 $2.96 $3.48 

' • ' "WORTH DOUBLE- 

Our Line of MerVe Pants is Complete. 

PRICES: 9SC $1.50 ?2.oo $300 /4.-°o $5-°°. 

tA1l the late t styles. • 

Orrter- Delivered Both I'liQiiex 

SHOEMAKER'S 

STORAGE 

HOUSE 

•3th and Went Ave., 

Ocean Clly, X. J. 

All person 

id of Me is liavlng Funiiidre or an, 

kludof Mercbaudiiw to beatoml wl 

save money by going to the 

Shoemaker Storage House 

LA.STEEIMAN 

BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRI6HT 

• Practical Horseshoeing 

JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY 

CUm Md Ojttet Toegi 1 SpjtfaHj 

Ageiit for Stewart's Tron Works ('». 

Plain and Ornamental Iron FVnrr. 

Iron ltailliiRH.and Window Ouarcl-. 

Seventh St. and Haven Ave. 

H.STEELMAN 

Fresh Meats 

Teas, Coffees. Fine Groceries 

and Provisions 

POULTRY DRKdSEO TO OUDKK 

FOURTH ST. and ASBURY AVF. 

Clears anj Tobacco. Orders DcllTcrcd ' 

Orders receive prompt attention.- 

, A. J. SMITH. PHOPKICTON 

«M«LKaai.s aas iL OCSLCS ia 

PURE ICE 

BESTTriCOAL 

OAK AND 

Boys' Bloomer Pants,' 48c, 73c, 98c, $1.25 

A Full Line of Men's Wool Underwear, 48c. 75c. $1.25. 

BIO DRIVE IIM SHOES 

Read a few of ihes«: items. . Such extremely low prices. 

Boys' and CHrls! School-Shoes 

Regular Price §1.50 

• l ; or this sale ySc 

Special Lot of Hen's U. S. Army 

Shoes. . 

Price $.1.50. • For this sale S2.4S 

Men's Heavy Russet Shoes, also 

Patent Colt 

Rcg.IViceS3.o0. Fortlifasale Si .;. Price S3.50. For tins sale S2.48 

Car Fare;, Paid on $10.00 

'. worth of Goods. 

$1.5O Sweater Coats, all colors, now 96c 

A. HIRSCH 

11603 and 1605 Atlantic AVenue, 

fOBTHjt4-TOSUI AID HDILDCUM. 

OTIS M. TOWNSEND 

BUILDER 

OFFICK:- Sth St. Opposite P.-O.' 

Plans and Specifications 

prepared without charge 

" Only galvanised nails used on t ' 

exterior "work 

.ENGLISH A JOHNSON, \ 

CODlraclofs and Builders 

•3IO Asbnry Atennr, ' 

OCU> CITY, !». J. 

flessbore Home* ud B«mod,.llnr s mprclmity. I 

Pifnutw cheerfully «iveo. 

6EB8GE H. I01UE81S J SOI . 

Carpenters and Builders 

OCEAM CITT. ». J. ' j 

Una. BnlMlnp erected bj COB- { 

HEADQUA RTERS 

For anything you want to know about 

building. 

L 

Are you nniKvidtil how to plan your house ? You are invited 

to ctuiio ai'ulsve-ntir s]>U-mliil coikrlion of-iiii-lo-date^ plans. 

• ' Wo'nM \mlikL- to liave your iilcas of a house 2 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N. ). 

Klectrieal work 01 nil kinds promptly at 

tended to. All material and work guaraolceo 

alrleUy drat claaa. 

ESTIMATES AND PLANS FURNISHED 

JOHNT.SEAL 

BUILDER 

Oittatn^-SI) li.li. HilUtMitul. A|«rtlilrtif IIOIIH* 

orriec: roe MOORLVN TCRRACC 

ocean CITY , MCW jcoscv 

B.O.Mtfams. . ff.W.Adiot 

BED. 0. AOAMS & BHO. 

PUSTERIN6, RANGE SETTING 

MICK LAYING. Etc. Etc 

AU Work lo Mason Uae\ Promptl; 

Attended'To, 

OCEAN CtTV. N J . 

YOU SHOULD HAVE 

A Reliable Builder 

To erect your Ocean City cottaKe. Vouonnot spare the tirne 

must depend upon 

to look after it closely yourself and 

Iionesty of the contractor. 

the 

Aiiionj; others I have built for Rev. C. W. Bispham. 4244 

Pine si:,ami Joseph !•'. Myers,.12^7 Ridê avenue, Philadelphia. 

-Ask_thenuabout 

OTIS M. TOWNSEND 

OFHCE 

81b St. Opposite P. 0.BUILDER 

OCEAN CITY. 

•n. J. 

GeneraJôntractors-and-Biiilders 

, Scull and Marts Company 

. . - INCORPORATtO . 

ALLICS Sti-1.1.. President- JOHN MARTS. Sec'y and Trea?. 

• unices, bixth and Haven Avenue. Ocean City, N. J. • " 

'• • . BKI.I. TKI.Iil'ltONK ; 

Hotels. Apartment Houses, Cottages, Bungalows 

8PEGIAL DESIGNS IN 

CONCRETE BLOCK 

and Hidewalkx, also Brick Work 

. and Plastering.' 

Sehupeh, Cafter & Co. 

701 Anbury Avenue 

GOAL GOAL 

GOAL 

GOAL GOAL 

Boy ynnr 

A. W. ELY 

CITY. Kf. J. 

Hboro Kiut l.lnij Puuni Door 

>ubl,.uwl itm. lWllihon.liai.ll 

WUUrd W. Ad 

CHAS. E. ADAMS & BRO. 

(SooceMor. (a Bsker-ft Adsiu) • 

Osslsrals ' 

Hart, CarpeU, Mattlof and Bcddlnt 

^^.ywtow Shades, Etc 

M-Ji Asbury avenoe.Ooean Olly.Nj 

ursservsa lor 

.•'•-W. L. BERRY. 

Manufacturing Jeweler, 

NO. 33 SOUTH SECOND ST.. 

Ksvsirlor * 

For LIGHT. HEAT and POWEB 

C/TY QAB UQHT OO. 

• DO wear AV*. , 

Ocean City Sentinel 

' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1910. 

. We shall be glad to "receive Hems of 

news aud comnpuulcatlousof Interest 

to thla rcommunlty and our readers 

everywhere. 

All oonnnunlcatlona should be ao- 

compauletl wltb thp full name and 

address of the writer, uot uecessarlly, 

for publication, but sn> Kuaranteeof 

Hood faith. 

DOT8. 

Ilulldtrs are busy. . 

Advertise lu the HENTINKI,. 

Many resklenlH are taking their 

vacsllou. 

Flahlug In the bay Is po|iuiar now 

wltb some of tbe resldeuts, 

Joseph I.BcuU has had his building 

' oirAsbury avenue repalnleil. 

What's become of Ocean City'a brow, 

band and KalmlaTrlbe'Hdrum corps? 

Jacob BchnlT, of this clly, aRaln en- 

tered Hie ranks of married men a few 

days ago, 

' The fall meeting of the Cape May 

County Teache.ni' Association will oc- 

cur al South Beaville, October. 15. A 

prominent New York Inctruetor will 

be present. , 

MORE FIREPLUGS 

NEEDED IN.CITY 

Council Will Provide These, 

aa Well as Fire-Alarm ; 

Boxes. 

At foundl's meeting -Monday even. 

Ing, the subject of additional Ure plugs 

and lire alarm boxes for the new and' 

growlug sectlous of tbe clly was dls- 1 

cussed at jranre length. . • 

On. motion, It WBB agreed to have the' 

water committee place new lire plugs 

In several section's 0/ tbe towu, City 

Clerk Garretson lo notify tbe Ocean -. 

City Water Company of' Council's **»»lon«l race Tuesday evening next at 

acllou. |' ue Hippodrome on tlie Itoawlwulk. 

Attention was called to the need pf .The entrance fees or stakesand tmphy 

lire alarm boxes on the bay front' In ">»•«* »»' niske the total purse *S0O. 

ACT OF 1907 MAYBE MADE 

PART OF CITY'S-CHARTER 

"JOB" GRIM WILL 

RUN RAGE 

PERSONALS 

H. H. Lake, of IIIIH clly, IA al .Dela- 

ware Water Uap. 

MIK. It. H. Patterson, of 1'lilladel- 

phla, Is a visitor here. 

W. Frank Hony. of Atlantic City, 

was in town Saturday. 

wrawen~W7~Wruwii and wife liave 

gone to Niagara Falls. ;. "• 

J. Wesley Arthur, of Mllinay, 

greeted friends here a few days ago. 

letter Carrier It. ,850.3». v 

It wa» agreed to publish a notice of 

iileutlnu to o|ien, grade, gravel, curb 

and pave the sidewalks and roadway 

of Twentieth street from Central ave- 

uue to Anbury avenue; to curb with 

cement curb and pave sidewalks with 

cement Hie sidewalks or Atlantic ave- 

W. Hlialler Hiuilli and family have 

gone ou a trip to WasbliiRtun, !>.,(•., 

and other points lo that bectlon. . 

- AIUOIIK the vlKiturH here Saturday 

was Deputy HueritT Sparks, and Im 

was Kreeled by a ijuiuber or friend*. 

A. K-Mllner and wire, or the Wy- 

. KIUIIIK. will leave III a few.days.for 

—NBW-Yorferwberethey-will-remaln-a- 

week. r ' "* • ' ' -. " eiut on Noveinber Ili, 

ml alllioiigh IbeHeaHon lnw>me weeks 

oir guniierH are iiialerv Hurronnds Death ol Hl» 

Icrof xu ealrlcal Hanwcr. 

Chief of.Police' Soull, of tlilnclty 

went lo Homers' Point late Friday 

afleruoou toluveBtigale the report or 

Hie tiudlng of a dead woman on /' 

flats oir Itainbow channel 'In Ureat 

K|?g Harbor Itay. " 

Wlien Chief Boull reached Bpmers' 

Point, he found that the body had 

beeu discovered by John Pralt, a llsh- 

eriuau, aud Inn 16-year-old KOU, Frank. 

Dr. Bbuder, the Atlantic Couuly 

Physician, made a basly txaminallon 

of the body. He saw that tbe womab 

bad a near over the rlgbt eye. W hat 

caused this he. was uuable to de- 

termine Ht that time. . . 

' Chief Hcull, soon after returning to 

Ocean City, sent Capl. H. W. Hll- 

dreth, of the, local -police, force, to 

Pleaxantvllle, where the body had 

been removed, to see whether be could 

Identify the woman Capt. Hlldreth 

was Unable to tell whb.sbe was.' • 

The woman was5 feet, 8 Inches In 

height, aud weighed 165' pounds. She 

had black hair, gray eyes, and excel- 

lent teeth. She was probably 85 years 

old. Chief Scull Bays. She was wlth- 

November. XiasUbut-noHeanrr-cmneH- 

WATCH FOR LOCUSTS 

Warning Ment l» HIMIe Knloinnlo. 

- -.' mm J." a H'•• 11 Ii. 

Ill antlelpatliin of the visit' next 

yearor tlie'perliKlk-al uli-ttin, or, an it 

IH commonly known, (In- 17-year lo 

t-UHt, Dr. John II. Smith. Slate Knto- 

malogut,-luui-seiit-bul_a-Svariiinit_ to 

nurserymen, orelianlltt^, fruit ijrowerH, 

Question to be Submitted to 

Voters at Next General 

• ' Election. 

At tbe meeting of Council "Monday 

night, the following petition was read: 

"We, the undersigned, being at least 

100 taxpayers of the city of.Ocean City, 

respectfully petition that tbe question 

of tbe addptioti of the provlHlous of au 

act or the Legislature of tbe Hlale or 

New Jersey, entitled, *Au aot provid- 

ing for the re-Improvement or any 

street, aveuue, mail or highway,-or 

the porljou or HUCII' Htreet, avenue, 

road or highway In any city which 

ban been heretofore Improved, and for 

which Improvement anaeaBiuentH for 

beuellts have'been heretofore-levied 

and Imposed, and for the i*sue of 

bonds to pay for said Improvement,' 

approved. May' IS, 1(H)7, be submitted 

to Ibe voters of Ocean City at the next 

general election " ' 

Councilman- Blanton explained that 

the object of the petition Is to give tbe 

voters aa opportunity of voting on tbe 

question of making the act referred to 

a part or the city charter aud thus do 

away with submitting tbe matter or a 

bond Issue to tbe people every lime 

clly ImprovemeiitH are to be made 

Under thlH act, the clly can rebuild 

and improve Htreets, and provision l» 

made for the payment of the name. 

A resolution carrying out tbe provi- 

sions of the' petition waH adopted by 

Council. 

ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES 

STEADY MARCH 

OF IMPROVEMENT 

nd farmeri) generally. 

It IH explained that Ibe njiiry IH 

done by -the female depoiltinit eggx In 

twiga and Hinall branche'. 'I'reuau- 

tlqus suggeHled are two-fold, Belting 

oi|t wdody Htock too nmull Uf attract 

he peat, or refaiutug from pruning 

heavy_wooded-j!tock,jM>-tbuLILw:IILbt 

strong enough to ntaud the utluckn. 

, .OLD-TIME VISITOR 

ISM Harp Plritl Haw Thin Item 

as ycara Ago. - 

MIHH Emma Harp, who liven atthe 

Penn Home, Itelgrade and Sunque- 

hanna avenue, Philadelphia, l» vlnlt- 

K MM. Hazel Newklrk. 

MUH Harp, who Is 75 yearn old aud 

remarkably young for her age, paid 

her llrst visit-to Oceau. City 28 yearH 

ago. tthewas an Intimate, frleud or 

Mr. and Mrn. Jense Couver. This Is 

her. HrHt visit lu teu yean, aud she 

marvels at Its great improvements. • * 

Jaollce Trenchard Ol«cs Clvar 

• Kxpianallou of Law. . - 

In charging the Cumberland 'Couuty 

Urand Jury, a few days since, Justice 

Trenchard was particularly explicit 

regarding tbe Illegal Hale of liquor. 

Hald Justice Treucbard: - 

•Uroadly Bpeaklug It IH unlawful to 

Hell Intoxicating lli|uor« wllhoul a II- 

ueiine. Thai IH familiar Inw. ' 

DrugglHts may, neverthelexH, Hell 

tiy lewi iiieanure than one quart under 

certain conditioiiH only, which I will 

now Ktate. , _ 

.•"The Male by drugRinlx IH allowed 

mily when HUCII llquorn Lt\ in gmMl 

faith, compounded or wilil for Inedl- 

uliial \ixe» only", upon the 'preHcripttoii 

or a reputable physician. 

"It is essential to the validity of a 

sale by a druggist that the .liquors be 

lu good faith sold for medicluul.UHes 

only on prexcrlptlon of a reputable 

physlclau. Any Hale not HO made is 

unlawful. , ' 

"A sale that IH unlawful IH a mis- 

demeanor. For misdemeanor* all pre- 

HOUH who aid, abet or auslHt aree* 

All poHt olllce 4>HMl8lanlH ure inter- 

ented In what may be the outcoini* of 

the consultations lu progress at tbe 

While Houne between I'reidileut Taft 

aud the members of Ills cabinet. It Is 

expected 'that the President will Issue 

Boou au order placing approximately 

8,000 asslotaut poHtma'Hters iu the 

Uulled Hlales under the protection of 

the civil service law aud takjug them 

entirely out of politics. * 

It Is also Maid that the President will 

recommend to Congress this fall that 

second and third clasa' poatuiantern be 

placed under civil service. 

• By this order iasuel 7,(1:22 a«»lBtaut 

postmasters will be airected and if the 

reeumuioudallou Is adopted by Cou- 

greau 7,198 addltloual p.nluiaaterM will 

be under .civil service rules. 

Postmaster General HItchcock made 

tbe. recommeudalloiiH to President 

Taft, both as to tbe awdxtaut post. 

masters and to the ottKHals of the 

mmd and tlilrd class. It l» a part of 

the pontujanter general'x scheme to 

put the postal eatabllshmeut on a busl- 

newi banls°aud to make It self uupport- 

lug. • 

BIK Money From AUIOH. < 

The motorlats of New Jersey t>ay a 

larKesum anuually.to the Htute. Ac- 

cording to llgures compiled by a mem- 

ber of the New Jersey Automobile 

and Motor Club, there are 25,000 motor 

owners lu the State; Ibe average value 

of tbelr cars being about $1>500. The' 

tax rate throughout the various cities 

in about two dollars per hundred. 

Figuring *30 the average lax nn each 

car, we have $7o0,000 paid to the var- 

ious municipalities, ' Iu addition to 

Ibis Hum the motor vehicle depart- 

meut of New Jersey receives about 

IwtOO.OOO for car licenses, brlugiug the 

total paid by New Jer-ey mnturlxtx to 

one million nnd llfty thouHand dollarH 

annually.' , • • ' • 

ChlckcB Supper. 

The members of the Ladies' Auxil- 

iary of the First Presbyterian Cliuruh 

are making arrangements' to give a 

chicken supper ou Thursday evening 

November 10. * . 

The.J. O. Bentley Co. 

I 1 - 

I 1 

'I 1 

85O Asbury Avenue 

Ocean City New Jersey 

Also Branch Store, 826 Boardwalk 

Stamped Linen, Embroideries 

and Novelties. . " • 

THE KATHLU 

liaicsniral Aventw, OCEAN OITY, M. J, 

upou rortbeMuon. Plesaantly loostsd, 

near Iba beasb, with run oowa view. 

Home comforts. Wrlie tor bookut 

'M1HHKULUW1B&CONAUU. 

WYOMING 

~ ., J»4 OCBM>. AVEHIIB -', 

Occsn tiljr, M. J^ 

Open Bll.tho year p Uot WaUr Mesl 

. •• A.'V. i 

THE ELBERON 

(VormerlrUxKmmett) . 

KHrmti and central Avenue 

OCEAHCITT.H.J. ' . 

Hot Water Unit. Bvory Room Tboroagbly 

Heated. 

MRH. Rl.1.4 E. N1VLOR, Prop. 

OCEANIC 

ITIv.le ImUia. MoM desirable lo- 

cution. capscllT am. Klevalor . - 

nod service unexcelled. 

' Open for tlie season. " 

, . • " MM. »%. BAICKIt 

HOTEL ATGLEN 

NINTH AND CKNTBAL AVENUE 

Ocean City, N. J. H- 

• . . sj.CfioVF.PvaD.. 

" BOARDING 

814 Central Avenue" 

uvluK clowd tlie Kolrview, I will bo 

p to entertain my patrons al Ibis 

pleiuuuil cottage.* * ' * > 

•UN. •£. PICEU.- 

High Claw llooms Every Convenience 

THE LINCOLN 

Ninth and Wesley Avenue 

H.B. WEKUGU UellH-W 

Dance Every 

Wednesday and 

Saturday Night 

Cold Lunches; 

' Etc 

The Excursion House 

tusk Closed Colnnbna Day. : 

The Pint National Bank or this elty 

will be-closed Wednesday, October 12 

Columbus Day—a legal holiday. 

Tbdse having bauk buUues* that day 

will bear this in mind. 

" atiikntan >Wi:flN. ^ 

Franklin 8. Taylor, employed In the 

ottlce of the Abbott Dairy Co.', la this 

olty, and MIH« Harah Huddell, of Phil- 

adelphia, were married lu Atlantic 

City a few ulghts since. , • 

All business I transactions with tlie 

First National Bank are regardea by 

tbem'as strictly conadentlal. ; • 

FOB BAMU—CoUages, and loU in 

most desirable locations in Ocean City. 

Apply to A. Cottou 619 Asbury avenue, 

Ocean City, New Jersey. 

. fire Alarm Bona. 

Wben you hear (be lire-alarm bell, 

look at the subjoined list of numbers 

of tire-boxes, and you will aacertaiu 

tbe location of the rlre: 

16—Second aud Anbury avenue. 

18-rPourtb and Asbury avenue". 

27—Fourth and Ocean avenue. 

80—Sixth and Central avenue. 

46—Eighth aud Anbury avenue. 

48—City Pavilion,' Boardwalk. 

54—Ninth and Ocean avenue. 

02—Tenth aud Asbury aveuue. 

73-^-Eleventh auU-Central avenue. 

82—Thirteenth and Anbury aveuue. 

Dl—Sixteenth and Anbury avenue. 

"Free Telephone Berwlce. 

The' Bell Telephone Co. Is now offer- 

ing three months' free service on all 

new contracts. . Tbla la a good offer 

and oue tbat should be. grouped by 

those without telephones. 

A Way Out, 

"Sbo Insists 1 hut ber paternal uncos- 

tor came over on Ibe MuyUower." 

"But I. thought they proved to ber 

that there was no »ucb name on .tlie 

Mayflower rc«lBterr • ••.'.' 

"They did. Aud uow abo ooys be 

was a stowaway."—Cleveland' Plain 

penlor. :_ •' • 

' Ths Story Needed Confirmation. 

"Oeorele. did you know tbat 1'was 

going to- marry your stater J" 

"Well, 1 beard ber. say so, but she's 

bad tbat Idea about so many other fel- 

lows tbat I didn't.feel sure about it 

till you told uie."—Brooklyn Life.; 

. Poor Product. 

I'm a self made man, I am." • 

"Well. Ibere la one thing you needn't 

worry about" ; , ' . ., • '• 

"What Is thatr* •' , . 

•Takjng out a patent, 1 * ' _ ; | I 

Trie HssvUst Mssl. 

"When do yon takn tbe heaviest ratal 

01 the dayf. asked a bachelor of a| 

married man.' • ' 

*• "Wben my wife cooks It," came tot | 

1 reply. . u _ 

ABBOTT'S ALDERNEY 

have, the liest of everything in tlie dairy line. We desire 

. ' to serve all of our patrons .that live in Philadelphia when* ' 

• they return home in the fall, so please tell our driver your .,"-. 

home address before you leave and we will have ' 

Abbott's Selected Country Bottled Milk (S. C. B.) 

at your city home wlien you arrive. • 

The superior .quality of- this milk' niid'the special and ' 

.. sanitary care it receives", nlakes it well worth while for'. 

>ou to give it a trial." Nothing better to'be-liad. . • 

Abbott's Alderney Dairies 

Phila. . Atlantic City Ocean City Wildwood 

JAMES CLARK Proprietor 

MAIN STREET and ... 

NEW JERSEY AVENUE . 

SOMERS* POINT :; N. J. 

IRA E. WALL 

710 Asbury, Avenue. .! 

Ocean City , New Jersey 

Plain and Decorative 

PAPERHANOER 

Estimates cheerfully given ' 

Bell Phone 18 ' ; Inter-State Phone 134-A 

SUTTON '& GORSON CO. 

General Contractors 

Grading and Street Building 

739 ASBURY AVENUE 

Ocean City, • New Jersey 

Advertise in the SENTINEL 

First National Bank 

Oooan City, N. J. . 

CAPITAL JSO.OOO.. . SURPLUS SM|«W 

I k M . O K K S S K , P n s l d m t • • , , ' ' . ' . " 

. B. u. erf mm, vie»-PnsM«it ' .< 

• - W. 80OIT OAMD. Oailiter' • •.";-w:'j 

J. HTHIAH TATKM. HoUOUO 

T 

Kllis B.ItVstaaU 

Ootemiu»rUMU»lm 

Board ot Olraelon mMt 

Itotdarmorolags.' 

laat sopotmt u rsspsetwlljr snlimsfc

i : / 

by 

4* 

BRHNAtD Ot HAVEN 

«H by American 

7 

VEN C 

an Prws 5 

, $ 

wwww4 

00 yon? (lira u* an hour to acclaa as 

to when nnd how we »linll publlsb our 

uuloato the norld " 

\VIO> a tinlar the old lady bounced out 

of lbi> rooni. 

"rtif^lrl aud I luotfrd ut mcb other. 

Wu wouldjiiive'laii^bitl, but tbe affair 

wus fur too wrlous for mirth; 

"You've giil' i'ir luto a terrible plo- 

klu," mild Loin, uiui'b Irritated. . 

"1? I ask a tboumind"- ' 

**AVby did yon *iy m wore married? 

1 only laid we ivcrv enpigj-d. Tbcro 

*wua a retreat from that. There Is nono 

(rum mni-rluge." • • . 

"An CDRIIKCU.CIII doww't warnJnt 

Blrl luiviiiB a lovijr In a closet." • • 

, "1 don't suppose It does." 

will 

UNCLE SAM'S DOCTORS. 

Rank and Pay of Physlelans' In ths 

' • Oovtmment Strvlee.' 

Uncle Bom employs more than 1,000 

These doctor* nre. pn>tty. evenly ill- 

Tided betwwu tbe uiedlail corps of Ibe 

armyt tbe uu _lca|. oorpu, of Hie navy, 

the marine hospital and tlio public 

health sen he. Tbe Complete army 

nieilli-nl cor|nk Includes 444 medli-nl of- 

flcore In addition to tbe medical re-, 

serve conw, the lio«pltul 'orioi, tho 

TWAIN'S FIRST LECTURE 

Bret Hart. Hsadsd th* Claqufc but the 

Audltnw Swamptd Them. 

Ur. Clemena.pnjiand a lecture for 

bis Son Francisco audience, giving a 

most cxtravaeifnt account of what be 

bud seen amous tlie south sea blunda. 

When Bret Hartc and spmo other of 

bis frlcods were told of his platform 

Intention they asrecd to so In a body 

to the old Mechanics' ball, where 

Twain, was to,deliver himself, and 

form a bis claque that would Insure 

hotflto. 1 one* lived In one of 

boows, and I never went homo 

nu |i rick of setting luto tlio 

i'was a young 

•âppearance 1 especially ad- 

,., . ana'ate-ma certainly very stylish. 

f5 •" " "Now. tint's Just tbo girl I wonld 

Mte tot a wife," I used to say when 

nwher coins Into or coml-g out of 

ber borne. 

On* afternoon 1 went home, and. 

flndlns the front door ajar, 1 walked 

In, pot my bat and overcoat lo the ball 

-, closet And went upstairs to a kitting 

room on tbe second floor. The room 

was abut la by brick walls, and! sel- 

dom nt tbere without turnlns do the 

^ngftt-Belnrtlnm. 1 threw myself Into 

' an our chair and. closing my eyes, sai 

thinking'on a matter of business thai 

bad uwuiimd darlns the day. Prcscnt- 

'Îy, bearing a footstep and looking up, 

tnvt womnn'sflffore standing In tho 

doorway. Then was not enough light 

todtattosubb' wbo she was, but 1 waa 

Hot-tone kept-In Ignorance. 8he press- 

itd a button besldtf tbe door, and a 

bright electric Ugh^'showed me the 

girl who lived two doors from me. 

, T&VW- to UUaf* 1 stammered. -Havo 

I eat into tbe wrong homer' 

1 "Paxdob me. 1 assure yoa 1 bad nc 

Jdepp I'm Tery careless." 

At tbat moment I beard tho front 

door claaa. Tho girl heard it, too,, and 

gracious, my anntr she ex- 

1 •«w«nr 

"U Is vary unfortunate your being 

Tbo Is a ,very suspicious- wo- 

"1 aea. It wonld grieve me terribly 

to baronet think"- _,^ 

* "Dear me, she's comlniîiberer 

"' "Can J get out without meeting 

-Nov Goto there." 

Bbe shof me up In a large closet, and 

the next-mlnnte I beard tbo harsh 

roles ot an«ld woman In the adjoin- 

ing mom. , 

"Xptafaba said severely, "that young 

man yoaiadmlreso much woo lives In 

Ibis block U In this bouse, t was sit 

ting in Mrs. Deacon's window, next 

door, and saw bun come up and walk 

»ln at the front door. What are yoa 

dotng- tn'thbr room with all this light 

turned onr 

"Why, Aunt Jane, yon most be mis- 

•-Ilstakenr Do yon think 1 haven't 

•yes! Oh.-heavens, Lois! Can It be 

possible tbat you are-ore a wicked. 

bBdeM) , Upon, my won). I believe 

r 7oifaxe'hiding a lover. I'm going to 

- hart** look." 

> Sttt made'for tbe only place In the 

loom passible far concealment—the 

ctaMfc-wia.badber.baiidon ibe door- 

knob wbenl beard a alight scuffle, and 

,. tb»yotms lady said: 

"Aunt Jane, before you open tbat 

doorliwbb to say something to'you. 1 

bare-been decetTlnff yon. 1 bave been 

, . wooed and won clandestinely by the 

~WDK man you bave referred to. Be 

rln rturctesetr—'—' 

J moat hasten to protect tbe honor of 

' one 1 bad compromised hy my stupid- 

i Uy, I .flung open tbe door, pot my arm 

A around the girl «bo bad been driven to 

t - 

tnlu IInd roeelvm $__.I(M. a your. In two 

yeant he 'mvlt'iw nu Ineniike of 10 per 

nuriw corpM und the deutal r«nw. • Tlio u,e success of tbe affair. 

Notice or Meeting of Commls- 

Hionen of AssesMinent. . 

Notlca In hereby (iv«o Ibatl liavodrilvtml 

to lb« Commbaloori* of AuruunnDt ot 

Orran Cur. Na«r Jimy.a copy ot I bo mo)u. 

Jloapa>nruoDilnoDCoonrllolOrraii 

City on DrtolMr «, ivlo, aanrlalnlns U» 

ro*la orrkprlmior lb«lliiprov«n-i«itaaa.tr tbe Improvement of iwrlalo 

•timta, avenuea and hlnhwaya In IMclty ol 

Mark wrote bis own handbills. vvhUh 

autliliwilon 

•titMU, HVenueii «od blRbwiiysIn Ibecty 

UTMD I ity bx curbing and pavlns the • -me 

w(tfa at»nror ««mentln front of eertR'n lota 

>nt Ultrrrn certain ilmu, approved Vi.,^"Ki'.'i_.v*t.i'.rj.^fiy' Irrltan- by some mNtake or a canlaln. 

__' ^_lr4_.*tll. ^tjLJLB* Hltfel ftl_^^ 

HUtUflfiii. A.ei-inilue (M-url lias a hard!• n * n " r "' r Mm W|IU bla »«k* I" °">er 

Ii |.IC«"IIIH II Hurt or> sbell-lika" 1 V>.«rtke l|lm. The caplulo ran away. 

snrr.i.e «iih HI l.«.-rll°»ible blush. I *"? nKXl ' uu hiB. the commanding of- 

IliN hlii»h Is >».'• leverly i-oiiuterfelied flw f 1 '! 1 ""^ "» "be king that the offl- 

li> win In.Ii.itlons ih.it «.vei."ibose..wbo'' t * r lo » u "".'»''. «>.*» «" "he most effl- 

Kionuil to tiiiiidlhiK pearls day 

u.ier dtty lire- likely to he deceived-' 

IIIIL* or the larpe New York Jefr- 

hoii>,e< i.i«i , whiii'i- a customer 

iiiMil a tiaial |>aiiiieeechli_ji. wltb surprise. "1 

"anted to lell you of your promotion, 

but' you ran so fast I could not catch 

the Inconsiderate demands of-"Faster, 

faster! We can't stny here all night*** 

Nolle. I. tiDreby if I VFQ 1 l.»t I I 

n» Ibe t'«,ii«nilwi'onvn* of A M^Kii-t*nl of 

tile Hc*MU t'tly, Ne*A 4i*rNey,u'ropy oriliv rtvolli- 

Claquera, they Insisted ui>on applaud- i'i" M 'i : Si!i!«_fii or BV ui^t'oiii'iVii'i'iitii 

fences and, above all, tbe surprise that j f' 1 ""!'. "? 

ly appluudi _ tbe finer pannages were . 

ment.Bt »hiriittiiiet|wv«iiiKivir devil, who began "to 

howl In alliance. "I'll give you my 

w,utch."'siild the surgeon, "Iftho oper- 

iitlnn lî-trt more than a minute." T 'e 

mini accepted the offer, but was oblig- 

ed to' fureiro the hnndxome wntcb. ns 

the oiH'niflott tk li^ts time than It re' 

quln-s m il.-H-rllM-. "To amputate an 

arm at the xhmildcr Is a most dllHcnlt 

o|>enitliin. I>r. Lanênbecb of ,GcT'' 

many did It In'two minutes. A young 

phyNlcfno who-cnme-"to ,see Jilni per- 

~form~tlie op«'nitlnn. adjusted bis- spec- 

tucles to his nose so an not to'lose a 

plpgle movement, but when tbe spec- 

tacles wen- in place the operation was 

over and the severed arm lay on tlio 

floor, 

then. 

Times have'chanced much since 

thereupon, ut u >i 

BtnbbcU lo death.' 

Mlllais' Faith In Himself. ' 

The artist M Wills, writes J. E. Reid. 

was-ns-«i»*ii-aiid-fruuk-as-a-boy-io-exV 

from Ills host, pressing Ills bellrf In,himself, tt'ben 

Vo to.Her Name 

Apropos of Ibu eternal- domestic ques- 

tion, im Kncllsbwouiuu rehui-M tlilu ex- 

perience: 'Tl e!i»:iKed;a luuld iiaiued 

Peart, and as I simply couldn't uslc.a 

Pcurt to.HII ffce coal scultte or-to bely- 

stono to tbe diMirAtvp I sulil •! would 

rather call }ou b) iwiiir other unme 

Have you «e caps und 

aprons?* she replied uildly: 'Yes. 1 

have, but I'm not Eolug to wear 'em. 

Mn didn't christen me •Krinl.ioe for to 

wedr a llvpry •" . 

Thought (la hjid 8»en It. 

Vanlieu T«mi^r> efi 

thut,.they .c:m 

and bee.urn- familiar with 'tlie routine 

of the whin I: 

into tlie •i.urty.Tnl 1 lit- shoe- ..re no ,|hdd |o ^ a|ways rt „,_ anij gacb 

j.iilbcri'd. lino a .heap, uud, kueolins n m Ws ^ o t t e a m e a 00,1,1,18 

lu a big circle acmind tlix, the fn-*h- er -of. ,*„„,„„„. tbat „ requi,^ 

men nre ol.ll^l to KO throuub ">nie Ter, atrong evidence and a very clever 

GATHERING PRUNES. 

Th» Fruit Is Never Picked, but Is-AI- 

• lowed to Fall-to tho Ground. 

A peculiarity of prunes Is that, they 

are never picked from the trees, but 

are allotted to full to tbe'ground. Tbe 

'reason Is that a prune must be dead 

ripe; witb all Its sugar developed.,or It 

will not cure properly. Therefore tbe 

ground under the trees Is carefully pre- 

pared und leveled to make a soft, 

smooth bed for the falling fruit. Gath- 

ering ibe fallen prunes Is a staple In- 

dustry hi August arid September. Boys 

nnd girls nnd often entire families nre 

•'luiiloyrd lu It, camping la the "or- 

c l i a r d a . '•';.'. ••' ;. . :. ;.' '" ';:" .. '.. •'_ '.; 

living gathered, tbo prunes arc rolled 

down troughs fall of tiny needles that 

prick their skins. They are then dip-' 

pod- In u hot solution-containing lye, 

wbicb cleanses ' them, and rinsed * In 

cold wdfpr. Next they are put In 

broad, sbnllow wooden trays.and In Id 

In the sun for two pr three weeks. 

Thla sun drying practically convert* 

them Into the staple prunes of com- 

merce and of boarding bouse Jokes. 

At the packjbg bou_4e they are assort- 

ed as to tlze by a machine which 

shaken them over a, huge sieve. Tbe 

farther the. prune travels over the 

sieve the larger the' holes, and when 

It comes to a hole a little bigger than 

Itself It drops through Into the proper 

bin. It Is.tbcn run through 

tainlug hot water aud finally rolls 

down a chute Into.a wooden packing 

box—thr sume box tbut you see at the 

grocer's. When the prunes pour from 

the chute, however, there U a remova- 

ble frame about three Inches high on 

top of the box.- Box and frame eo un- 

der a prexs., wbicb promptly starniH 

down the conlentg so that they ore po 

higher than the top of the box. The 

frame Is lifted off. -the cover Is nulled 

on the box. iwd the prunes are ready 

to ship.-Will l*ayne In Saturday Even- 

Inis Post. . T ' '. 

A Victim of Leprosy. 

"On my tnureb ln Venezuela," said a. 

New York -man. **! stayed In a hotel 

with a young man ln whose family 

. — —j-»»meiit of ilH-«lin.iH 

-Ihvd l.ydr ItenrlitH'ennhTml IIIHIII 11 

limdt* or n-nl t^tlale hy nattou of HU< b 

imveini'lil NK IIIHCMM* itiuy Iw. 

llatrd, i uit^-iiiiK tor ur 

Inii the purll(w tnle'tMtird In wu.-h Iniiiru 

•iiunl.nl whlilillnirlliry willvlvr nil lutrliiK 

InUrnMlrit lit, nrûltVt-tiMl by. Hit* Improve, 

eot Htii|Weop|M>rlunll> I*.IK? h.^tr.1.upou 

«HUl'Jt^-| OflllVUMN^MMIIIIflll of ill" lUllllUUrM 

ttlulnd bw or itll l l n 

Ilieor Hrven rrnlliHrrel by 

nK Hml icravvlltttf Hie Hi,tne, •• 

T1I1,11 w. duly allr»l«l hy iu. ' 

UOI.l.A OAHItKOUIN, 

• ' ' t'lly Clrrkorticvaii of1lte lto:ir.lt.rt'^lut-ul|..u fur 

Iwoyeun. *>ui-t 

line Member of I lie lluurdof Kilui-Htliiq f.ir 

one yrar. ' k 

MeintM-r* of Ciiiiliiiiii 1'oiiiicll. 

The last' n.«ellni: e.•.'rond 

Hour. . 

Hi II.I. \ •' - . 

. K> vtrl'ie ur nnonler of llie Court fvfritriit- 

eery.ill New JerMay, uttidr-on HIM day nftlie 

r«lrir'reiich. Secreiary. 

Palermo, K. J .for full parllcularHand 

au application blank. 

t'AIT. A. C TOWNHKNH; Trea>i 

R.eURTJS ROBINSON 

NOTARY AND 

epMMissi0NER OF DEEDS 

PENSION VOUCHERS :: 

CAHlil-ULLY EXECUTED 

74J and -;\6 Asbury Avenue 

- ; - " " • • . • NEWJERSKY 

O5EANCITV 

STORE and STOCK 

; ;,, O F . •.. 

Housefurnishing 

Goods 

...FO.R SALE... 

Orandt opportunity for n live busi- 

Will sell 

ness man. • 

or rent store property 

"Certulnly. sablb." said tbe envoy 

eagerly. ' , v • . 

Tho general made a low bow. "Ami 

ao can |," be said dryly. • 

separately. If wafitillg a * good 

business stand; it will pay you to 

. • investigate. 

for particulars, address 

Geo. O. Adams 

713-16 A8BURV AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY ' ' NEW JERSEY 

The Ideal Summer Resort 

OCEAN €ITY,N.J. 

BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED 

FINEST BEACH ON THE COAST 

THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN 

Spacious Boardwalk. Free Band Concerts During 

nl-T; •? 1 ? t -i, Fl! *ff ; " Ocean and Bay. The 

i? ht ^ e Yachtsman. Numerous Trains to' 

and fronr Philadelphia oh Three Railways . 

Within easy access ef Atlantic City and 

ether well-known resorts '" 

MANY CHURCHES NO SALOONS 

man] oi^wnnniun-iii. i,.. i. ADIMIITV 

Pmldent; A. J. mnllli. Vice l-nnldenl; UK. 

Miultb, Hecntary: Klilmril II. Hiltca, M. H. 

ttaiaiMon, Jauiea W* Lrti«. 

city HaptrlnuniteDi of Hchoo1«-Frol. Jii». 

M. HUivonn. - ' ' • 

" f U ' i V l t o t l l l 

CHURCH SERVICES. 

Kirat M. K. Cburob, corner central uvemie 

ana Klglitu «treel. itev. Ur. K. K. Urau>itU>, 

Mtr • 

maervlue,lOJn): . _ .. . _ 

l*ray«r meollUK* Wedoenday evouluie, 7Jtn. 

rtunclay aobool, 2.30. Murk W. Aduuia, 

•mperlnwudenu 

Uourd of Tru»l«-«-rr»Mc'iil, Ur. U. T. Ab- 

bott. **4*relary, •'• H. Muwrur; trvuaurvr. 

It W. Kdwurdal Kdwurd U.Hull.Mi. Win. I., 

illlib. John MHrf. UMW • •. A.liinii., o. IL 

farluir, UU K.Mlvwitrl, 

Cla-MMvelluna—«uiiUaymornlnie,_WHl.Joliii 

Marl**, leader; Monday uvuillnu, 7.U, .MrM. 

fr« Hrlvk, liwder Kridiiy e\euluK. tuuiixa 

wNink.!! l«ad«r. TliitMe 111 H.|IUI;M art* livid In 

Ibnoliurcli. .,_, ' : 

Hunliir Kim-oriii l^-riiiue-.riiMnubiy even- 

' IUK,7JW, Ik lluwur.1 Tlioru, I'rmliliiuC • 

' Klrat 'freabyteriaii Cliiircli, WeMluy uveuuv 

and Mtveutu Mmn. Itov. II. T. 1 RMMilwrty, 

paMtor. Huuduy imrvU'VN, iu.:_u it. m. una 1* 

^ 111. fruyvr mi^t.uK* Wedu«MdMy evun- 

t M * o'clock. Hundky MIUUUI, 'Urn p. in. 

K»v. U '1'. CuitMillwrry, numirinlendenl. 

Uourd of Traiileea—l*i» U M. Urenm.. pr«>- 

, Idont: John If. Orovtw, wtcrntury; IA-»I» E, 

Niiiltb, treaNurer; Jo«eltb I. Meull, Juliu K. 

'JowniKndund Warren W. Ilrown. 

Holy Trinity Church. l'rote»lnnl Kplncopul, 

U«otrul uvenuu and Kleventh Htrwt. The 

K v. Mydney (Icoiliiiiin, rn-lur; WHUn... 

T. Prlnulo LayKwulvr. Huiiduy H.'hool, luuu 

' K. iu.: Mornluic Hvrvltit und sermon, lu.1*; 

KvoaliiK I'myur and HHriuon, 7.L'i p.. 111. Hol> 

Cuiilliiuululi, Unit Huuduy In llw iimnlli. lu.t> 

a. iu.: otht!rHinic_}H,7-:«iu. in.; Holy !>..>-, 

IUWn.111 

H«l ' 

; den, 

* Mttll 

J. l_ibuirji«iul*ley IIMVIIIK" J. Thorn, A. I.. 

.WIoKler. • - 

SI. Anctullne'a Konutn Clitbollo Chui'cli, 

Anbury avenue, betwmi Tblrtoeutb and 

KoarteeDtbi l«,li«v. Juliu J.Muwjnoy, pjuilor. 

MaaaatVJWo'eloc'k. . 

Inilnauuul ItapllM Clinrd'', Wvalcy avenue, 

Iwluw Nluluwriwl, ItrV. K. If. White, pH-lnr. 

HuadaytervlwK.IU.iM it. m. mid 7 lo p. ni_; 

pray*r mevllnit Weunt-Mluy t'\uulnK at 7.1X 

• Union Tuboruarle Haptlm I'biirch, Kl«hth 

alrttet aud Wr*l avttuuu. Iti-V. J. II. llrundou, 

uaator. Huuday Htjrvicen, prvut-'bluif II it-im 

and « p. m. I'rayer muutlun.H o ilouk Friday 

—BVS_lnifr~utl.cvrK T ofTtlie~tMjMrd—t-uarlea-H.- 

HowMrd, ctuUruian; J inn H. Trow«r. Ireaa- 

orar; H. Uaroiu, aecntury. 

• -St. JUIIKM A. M. K. oiurob: corner Mcventb 

and Uavenuveiiuo. Ocean city, N. J., J. II. 

Juokwtu |ui*lor. Huuday Hor>lixsa: I'ltiucb- 

. lug, n.1611. m4 Mu'ihatli Kcliool, iai p. m.; 

Pnwcblnic, IUU p. in.; IWer Mmllnita 

Wodnoiduy eyculun". ut Mo'clock. 

Macedonia M. B.Uhurcb, Tenth Mreot und 

Hluiuaou avenue, nbove Headline Usual, Ibe 

Itev. J. A. Klitli.pio.lor. Ht.rv.reH, II a. in. 

Uunduy Hcbt_ol,_UJUp..D>.;1 < brlHllitli ICudeuvor 

W H. Ill 

«..ilor Warden,W. T. HrlniileUilnlor Wur- 

in, W. U. COIIIMMOU: VeMtryiuen.TlHiiniiML*. 

Alinell, Jobn l>nt*u-hf|< at Seaflde.C'euielery. 

Cspt. WilletH, who waHover 5II yeafH 

old, .died .iu C'uuaden. Kur uiuny. 

yeaiu- he WUH cnptiiln of a con-t trad-* 

veuHel, and i-ontliiiieil at I IIIH OI> 

cupatlon until about a year uni>. He 

WUH juiiltor at tlieyuvht cl«l> for one 

Cnpl. I*. H..Huinl INH lirotliemr Mrn. 

WilletH mill Mm, Kriink ('..r»oli 11 

Hl»ler or Mrn. WlllelH. . 

Than. Frl. and Mul. 

Elsie Ferguson 

'., IN A SKW I'l-AV 

Will Hulia Apitrlu««-nl«. 

Jouepli Cl. (Miaiiiplon IIBH ree ive««•> Ulty LodKe, No. 171, K. und A.M., 

aieeu aecond uud Fourth Tbunday oveoluKa 

or each montb. In Maaonlc hull. W. fl. 

' C..-H. Hcnll; aecretury, P. M.TUOIIIUB J. 

. Tuorn. 

• Oeeun City Lodge, No- W, K. or P., meeu 

OritSid ffilrdflondoy evening* of each 

moutb ID K.of P. tall. Aabury aveniw. near 

tievnntli uneL CM.'.. Uavlon Vanumitn; K. 

or B. ap IB., B. Howard Thorn. 

lolaCoUDflll, No. U»Tjr. O. U. A. M., meeta 

'leta,iNwretary 

Ocean cltyConDell.7Mo.10.-U.ot A., meeta 

every Tbnnutay evenlnic In K. or V. hall. 

HlwBallle yv.iLttke,aeoreUry. 

ProleeUon l ^ " 

•eeond and rourt 

P bll M W 

f. bull. M. W.. John 

1, No. «u. A. O. U. W., __.- _ 

londay ev»ulni£a ID K. ol. 

day u 

W. B vitulniea ID K . 

iullli; Kecprder, 

Scaled Proposals will be rcccivwl l>y C. R. 

Stilwell, Secretary and Treasurer of Ocean City 

.Title and Trust Company.unti! October'?2,*i910,; 

at 12 o'clock noon, for the nvo-story buiUiup; 

situate on the West corner of Eighth street and 

Asbury avenue, Ocean City, N. J., possession 

of saidbui'ding'tobe had oh'November 5, 1910, 

and the successful -bidder to remove same from 

its present location between November. 5, 1910, 

. and November IO, 1910. 

Bids close Oct. 22,1910,13 o'clock noon. 

Wlllard W.Adauiu.. 

Ottcb *Wo CoanclirNo'. 60, D: of J*.. meeu 

•v«y M?nl_y.l«pii'1TJ«>,lSK-or V. Hall. 

Mr..«ohplab.Cump_»ll. K.of It-• -.- 

Oceun City Brti_noU,'No..!U(i. o( the Oraod 

fraternity, bolda reiculur monthly mraUUKa 

o_L_tM) tieoood Toc^rtnV oC eticu iuotp*u in K* 

"orl*. UalL t'omiuunder, LowW t Uiultb; 

Heeorder. 1-eon B. Hutton. 

Vaobtman'a AMOOISUOD. Wilton WllltU, 

piiiufiinl: Mark Lake, awretary. Anooii 

. meelln* will be held in^J nne. 

and l_oan muoela- 

eacb montb. 

aeorelary, B. 

Howard Thorp. 

R. CURTIS ROBINSON 

Gonyeyancing | Insurance 

• NOTARY PUBLIC AND 

• COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. 

Nos. 744-46 Asbiiry Avenue 

••; OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

Established 1881 

Bell Telephone 

Tbe ileean City Building and Uom 

tlinmoXieiond (utorSayol ewb^ 

e l d l UeorgeU. Adamaj 

Tbe ileean City Build 

tlinmoXieiond (ut 

eraaldenl. Ueorge-U. 

Hward Thorp ' ' 

Pine Geraniums 

in fact all kinds of iBowers and 

• plants Closing out at half price. 

••• ...Etcsli cut flowers at all 

t i m e s . '" . . ',••'•• . ' 

" Funeral Designs a specialty 

at short notice. ' 

. Inter-State Phone No..23.1-B. 

R. L. HENDERSON 

Millvllle, N. J. 

B. R- SMITH & SONS 

VVÂLL, PAPER 

1048 and 1050 Asbury Avenue 

• 'Ocean City, N. J. • 

Up-to-Date Paper Hanging 

Artists' Materal ..... • • ^_ 

.Workmanship Guaranteed 

- Pictures Framed to Order 

NO COMBINES 

OFFICE: 1238 WEST AVENUE 

Consumer's Ice & Coal Co. 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN ' 

Improved System Used 

No white or frost ke 

I O 

Prompt Attention 

B«^t Ice In the City 

A Big Redufetion In ; Rrlcts 

BOY OF THE COMPANY THAT CAUSED A RCDUCTION 

TRADE MOTTOJ "SQUAKE DEAL." 

Both Phones 

Dr. Ulkc lo Wcacb. 

The Itev. l>r. Jiinifrt K. Luke, nfllilx 

Ity, will preacb hi lliu. Klr»t. M. K 

liureli next Hnnday lUiirninK itiul 

eniliKln llie ubnenct) uf llie |u>xtnr, 

e Itev. l>r. llriinyule. •_ '. 

aud llnnaliiir. 

' Itolluml Demi, of the ll.rin *r Demi 

A Hemnley, lee cream manufacturerx, 

ban gone 16 Canton, IIIIH Hlule, where 

lie w 1)1 Hpeud two weekN at the home 

of IIIH father, John Deun, nurl will'|>»HM 

tlie'tluie gunning aud IIBIIIIIK. He IK 

aveniirfunied by l.lx fiiiully.. They will 

Mop at' HridKetoti hutora returning tn 

tlilHtlty. .•.•'-"•.' 

" ciiiiiilytolleetor Jtweph I. Sctil) aiid 

wife, nf thin city, have retiirneil from 

aviHltto Mt, Holly. Mr*. Hi-ull aud 

the driver of their aulii,, ljuther \Va'l. 

IHL-B, Jr., went to that place tlie. latter 

part of lit* week. They hail wnue 

trouble with the auto, anil Mr. ricull 

waHMent for. . . 

THEY WILL HAVE 

HOME WEDDING 

W. Hi Collisson, Jr., and Miss 

Margaret R. Smith Marry 

Next Week. 

Win. II.I.'olllHMiti.Jr., ortlilHCily, a 

civil eiiRlueer ullli (.'Ity KiiRlneer 

Ituipli IJ. ('nil*, and a well-known 

yniiiii? mnn hero, ami MIHH Margaret 

Itnhliixou Smith, daiiKblcror lliilldliiR 

limpcflor II. A. \V. Kmltli, will .be 

uinrrled un Wcilne-diiy nrieriioou, Ou- 

tolwr If). 

Tliu uetldlni; will occur ut the home 

nnd the* 

from which to radiate eantwanl to 

LiakoL'liaiiiplain, wentwant toCaNcntle 

LakeH, Haruao.I,ake and l 8eull, or Ililn city,* IH 

teiicUiiiK III Atlantic City tmlioolH, Ket' 

tiuK prnctieal trainhi|? for her profet.- 

NIOII. MIHHKCUII iHattcmliiiK llieHtute 

Noruinl Hehool at Trenton. 'Bhewill 

Bmiluateiirl-'ebniaryT —~— 

SIXTEEN HORSES BURNED 

TO DEATH IN STABLE FIRE 

ceremony will be performed by the 

liev. Mr. Iliatchford, rector of a l'rot- 

eHtaut Kplitcopal Church In Atlantic 

City. 

MlnsHuruh Hmllh, a Hluter, .will be 

the maid of honor) and Clarence Col- 

liiMoti will be "bent man." 

Only the meuiberH of tlie Immediate 

familieH will bu prenent. 

After their wedding trip the young 

couple will go to housekeeping In tho 

HrHt Itmir apartment of the two funilly 

Hat IIOIIHO at DilK'entrul avenue. 

MIHH ffinllli wax given a prnfune llueii 

lioWer hy tier friend* a few duyx ago. 

POST-CARD SHOWER 

MTH. Hireicli. 7* Vtnrn Old. »f 

tiirmbrrvcs Ity vrlenctM, 

Mrn. Wenley Blretch, of riillmlel- 

pliW, who Hpeiil the Hummer at the 

Klberon, celebrated her Tilth birthday 

anii(ven.l the view 

thatrif electolT-hewllr-be the-Keryaiil 

of the people. Mayor Melvin 1H |vopu- 

lur wllli the.|ieople of Cape May. 

will Allenrt Conference. ' 

Win. It. Decker of thin city, who IH 

well known an a local preacher, will go 

to VVmt Clnwter on October 18, an a del- 

egate, tn the U. A. M. K. Coiifereuce to 

be held there. ' . 

lempteil to get the homes out. Just aa 

he was about lo do thin, a' sheet-of 

llauieHhot through the stable, and lie 

waH comiwlled to lleeto save hia own 

life. 

.When -the llremen arrived they 

round' they could do nothing with the 

Htablo, so for tho. moat part they cou- 

llned their work to navlug' the adjoin-. 

Ing buildings aud near-by houses. In 

this they- were successful. At one 

time the roof of ,the house at tbe 

corner of Heventb street and Went 

avenue was ablaze, but tbe flamra 

were quickly extinguished. 

There was a strong wind off the bay, 

aud fora little while the II re threatened 

to sweep the near-by, district, but the 

volunteer companies exerted them- . 

selves succemfuly to prevent this. 

Messrs. Button _ Corson Co., have 

the sympathy of their many friends 

lu their heavy loss. They bad aOue 

collection or horses, gathered together 

during the last few years, and It- will 

be.difllciilt to replace these animals.- . 

The following letter explains Itself: 

KIIITOKTIIESKNTINKI.:—We desire, 

through the columns or your paper, 

lo thank the Volunteer-Fire Depart-.. 

inenf or )ceau City, for Ibe very' 

d d r I h 

RIGHT OF WAY FOR 

NEWTORNPIKE 

Committee Appointed to- Se- 

. care This Prom: Draw- 

bridge to This City. 

The new Ocean City turnpike'wan 

llHCUMied by the Cape \Muy County 

Hiiard of KrecholderH at their meetiuK 

here Monday. One of tlie H|>eakcrH wan 

Harry Hodman, of Holly Iteacli, who 

gave IIIH vieWH BH a road builder. 

On motion of Freeholder Schellluger, 

wan decided to appoint a com in ft tee 

o secure the right of way for the new' 

road. It waH Hinted that the right of 

ay wax needed only from the

^ffi*»^^ 

W»* opIploD flrrt, pud soinctqtiig else! 

next, that.diaertntlates him from the' 

American. .< We an orthodox.'-in a 

^negligible'tort or .Way; but we are 

h d l b l ' 

UM.it 

rawl 

MDU 

sarir 

i Oo«an..Cttj, 

evld*oUy;««Mitn»lnessln thelreflorts 

to-.have the bridge bollt ovar the hay 

le^ttataMfâd may reach a satis- 

u iyJTOafftwgrigl^TT***'""*-> proposed 

,elpb,hv'.kv-li ? ""T***- ? few •vfiDr 

ratlf^*^^ In the 

Plp9^;t^^;;th«re;w«;: i nbt 

n^Ttallfegnardawere all young 

' -J* y°H; «n(T«i n«V property owner 

- In tola remit, don't forget to subscribe 

lor the fêas City grapnel before re- 

turning to yoor, homo;''We say new 

proptrty^pww^becaos^, tbose who 

any .Iragtb of years 

>watt itbe arrival of 

wben they are at borne, 

expensive commod 

c«njnnn|ty .can entertain.' 

hoold^norbeforgotten that 

ofrtbeldtlxens. more than 

moral eondlUons, The 

lbnmements,aud at the 

end of the year or any month they can 

tell bow tbelr business to going aa to 

receipts and expegns, though not In 

detail as to divisions and classlllca- 

tlons of the various departments. Each 

department should be required to re- 

turn its evidence of proilt or expove 

Its record of loss. 

It to a good plan 'for the farm' to 

square up Its, business once a year, 

take an inventory and learn Juat now 

tlie farm Btands as to proilt qnd IOHM. 

(CommaDlcaUjd.) 

; Trie cii> •• Trolley Myaiera. 

EDrroiiTUEBENTiNEi.: 

i^njopklng.oye£thl*week!s_lsiiuejil 

the SENTINEL I was very much Im 

pressed with the meeting of Counell 

talking It over and try Ing to Induce Ibe 

'management or ibe trolley line to run 

their ears all the year, and the answer 

of Mr. Win. U. Moore, the presldeut, 

{that they would run the cars IT the'peo- 

ple would patronize them, and that 

Mtey^nLrAnnlngîitMi^^jniereJtt 

a great deal of room for Improvement 

lo your street railway system, and any 

one spending a season, at Oceab City 

can see aa much. ''The past summer 

Was inyfirst season there, and I wlab 

to say that myself and wife were so 

Impressed.with'the plaoe that.we in 

vested our money there' and stayed BIX 

months, doing all tbe. bunlneiuf In. the 

town that we could. I can ma great 

future for Ocean City if the head men 

and tbe residents of the town will only 

worK for that end. ' 

I am glad to Dote that the gas com- 

pany have at Isat extended their line 

of pipe from Thirteenth to Fifteenth 

street, on West, avenue. This, I Hud, 

has been a loDg-felt want; and I myseir 

bad worked since last fair to get thin 

Improvement that was so badly needed 

lntbUgrowlugsection; but I am'ge't- 

tlug o9 of what I marled to talk about. 

Mr. ; Moore sayt> the trolley road does 

hot s payv and I want to. say-', that it 

Derer will pay unless It Is run oil a 

paylug basis. I will not talk,about a 

dally occurrence, because 1 do not know 

that It Isl;bntlwUI stateof one special 

day,' that j weut to baseball. After 

the game, I,' with a bfg'orowd or other 

people, waited ror a car fifteen minutes 

to take us home. At tbe end or ttfteeu 

pijnutes.acarcameln and'the crowd 

wentfor It. 1 Theconductor 'stopped'us 

from getting on,.stating; that' another 

carwquld ber In, Home eight mlnuteB 

later, that would go out ahead of him. 

With this news the crowd^dlnpersed 

All bad to walk home. I have no 

(loubtbut irtbere was a car or two lu 

walling there; at tbe cod of games every 

jjlght, that they;would be tiiled. AB 

JtWas.tbe'crowdcameout, sawoocar 

^âafSfft!^.,-iW»»C.H'^j^l^^|hey;^'eVe;cpm^^ 

'I^Mnewîlôyer^the/xliy.: 'If 

iy. If 

tbe company wbib to run the carsand' 

do staying busiuess, they certainly 

must «ater to the, people or they ran 

uOt make it pay. 

^Tjtaatlp'g.tbat I am not taking up too 

mneh of your vlbl 

^ g g up too 

mneh of your valuable paper, I am 

ver tl 

the moral life or humaulty. All men 

who live do both and good men 

both well. Christianity Is a dlvln 

religion, and as sueh accepts an 

adapts llselfto thin -condition of ou 

e x l n t e u c e . •'- •:' ;-.". '•- -'•: " "••••':.')•' : \"- 

/•What Is It to be a dlnslple of Jeau»'_ 

The urageof tbe word disciple lu the 

New Testament Is very simple lu 

meaning. It means not only a pupil 

but an adherent, an Imitator, one whi 

follows the teacher or a doctrine, a p 

pll aud learner, and, mark you, u« 

only accepts but folloWs. Thetiuedl*' 

clplei coutlunes ln the word of thi 

master. To be a- disciple of Jesus Im- 

plies several things, and the. Brut thing 

Implied Is the master. * 

VurlBt was ackuowledcd by a! 

o be a Hebrew rabbi, leacbi 

or master—even a prophet. Eveu t 

day men who wish to rid themaelvi 

of the Idea of a 8»vlor Bay lie was 

teacher from Owl. . 

-"All teachen are judged by the 

ability to Impart'knowledge, not i 

much to the wise an to tbe Ignoraut. 

"Jenus CbKwt-wlsbeirto convert 

world to a new religion. He doe& u 

go Into a theological school, but H 

gets together twelve unlettered Hither 

men. -instead or telling them the; 

muut know all the writlug* of the ra 

bin,: He commands them, saylug, *u 

less ye become a» little children ye cai 

not even see the kingdom or God.' 

"Not ouly wue, but BM a Master H 

was"wlnulug-. Not every teacher 

winning in bis tnaunerlmn. Bomi 

airive to he winning, but for somi 

reason they.do uot have and hold th 

.hearts of the scholars. 

"How patient He was" with dul 

whbiars, the disciples struggling f< 

tint place. But let us be i-areful bo 

we Judge thoite dull achoIarH, tor Jeiiu 

school Is not dismlwied, and we or to 

day are Just au dull." 

Hold Arrlvala. 

i' ' WVOMINO. • 

H. I.. Itons, Philadelphia. 

ATOI.K.V. 

Davlrt Mct'lure, H ». Field, riilla 

delpbla; (J. II. Langley, Mlllville. 

• ELHKKON. 

Chan Rooz, Balein; Percy Townnen 

ad-wlfe,-j^\V—Itoiikr IMilladelpljl 

Tlioa. W.. Jack, ColllliRHWoud; Lei'l 

Lore, Mlllville . • 

. QARWOOD. 

Mrs. Anna Turner, Gertrude Turner; 

MIHS JoHepblne Kempe, Mrs. R. H 

Macdonald, Philadelphia; Dr. E. H 

Madden, Abfecbri. 

. IMHEHIAL. 

—Edward 8cbmaIi!rle(lt7D«trbItrJohir| 

E. Phllllpit, Thomas Cooper Mcl!ah«n 

L. Rlempp, Elmer Schladewslty 

Robert Carson, Philadelphia: 

1 " BISCAYNE- 

E. K. Scbultz. John C. Allen, Jr. 

P. II. Denn'lslon, A. S. Anderson, H 

U. Burchfleld, T. A. Updegroff. J. A 

Fi'uley; J. A. McSberry, Cbas. A. Doi 

aud wire, Edltb IV. Kldd.. Phlladel 

pbla; Frank R. Liggett, Wm. O. Llg. 

gett.Piltabnrg; C. H. Euos. R o ' 

Corner, Del.; I). K 8lrao(j,.E. O 

Bleakly, Caindeu; M. W. Matllson 

Belolt, Wl» : J. E. Mountain, Harrj 

Mouutaln, W. H. Batty. Norristown 

J J. Holcomb. Indlanaplto; W. Mar 

tioi. New York; E Z Bowman. Ger 

mautowii, Md.; Cbaw. D. tVblte and 

wife. Ailed.K. .White aud wile, Allan, 

tic City. . • •'••'•.•:. 

. . VlilllnK Knglaod. 

Miss Daisy Wood head, who has 

been with Mrs. A. P. Milne'r at the 

Wyoming for the last two years, left 

here early this week to visit friend" In 

England. Mrs. Mllner accompanied 

her to*New York. 

DIUECTORIi 

LAKE 

Undertaker and Embalmer 

' 039 CUMTBAI. AVINCI 

Tbonellia ' OCKAN CITV, N.J. 

y 

very truly yours, 

. HERDEKT. 

l2 

Ocean City Title and 

Trust Company 

if Ocean City, New Jersey 

CAPITAL $100,000 

Conduct) a caneral baaklnc bufneu, 

reu«|vlni[.depo«lU rabjoct to check wlthont 

oollee iindbaaa BavlDgaPund Department 

oo wblcbfnurwt Is given atUieratoof Sper 

eent. rahjeet to cheek on two weak* notice 

ACISM exoeutor,wlnilnl«tratora trnileeor 

•mrdlsn. Wllu repelpteJTor Knd kebt wltb- 

ontcturite. 

L. M. cmCHHB, Fmldent 

HKNBV D. MOOHB, yint Vles-frmldenl 

L.KHLIKH.I.UOIjAH.fMoondVlee.I'mlilant 

V B. tniUWnjs, Heeretsty and Tnuurer 

J. HTWtAN TATKM, HollcMor ALBERT G. GILBERT, 

PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER 

645 Asfaury Avenue, 

OOBAM OlTVi N. jr. 

!v thetpremteet or James. 

^Twelfth atreetand Blmp. 

" t H ' 

OlRCCTORSl 

IMImalc* Irnrnunej. I , 

•full Una of Joan LOOM A Co.'* rslaw 

'amiabe«.Eto.,iitOnrBlore. 

•"Is*;!••iono",T.''l Lead and Oil Co»- 

NBW DRAWBRIDOB 

To Iw Csnilranad ©»«r CBannrl 

•.;•;'•;v:;:;-«inoiiyn—uM,-^:.y'"'-j- •.•• 

At the meeting cf the Cape yaj 

County Board of Chosen Freeholders 

In thin clly Monday,-the follow lug 

resolution was passed after the report 

of the bridge committee bad been read: 

"ftaaolved by the Board or Free- 

holders that this board take proceed- 

Ings, for the erection of .a new draw- 

bridge over Grassy Sounds ehanuel at 

Holly Beach lu'sald county; and that 

Hie engineer be instructed to prepare 

plansaudspeciacatlpns'rbrsaid bridge 

and to submit, tbe same to this board 

for its approval."': 

The' bridge committee, comprises J. 

P. Fox, Sylvester Bpence, William S 

Johnson, Daniel Hchelllnger, D. w! 

Rndan aud Hope W. Oandy. 

JACOB SOHUFF 

THE PIONEER BAKERY. 

Re. 700 Aitanr Atttn, Oettt Ctt), 1.1. 

BnaAflss and Oikss d*U>. w*4dln» 

•paelUqr. Ordsrs o»tli»r«d tnr o> 

Notice of Meeting of Commis- 

Hioners of AsseKsraent. 

Notice l> hereby glv«D that 1 bavedellverad 

to Ibo CommlMilooera or AM««4Nnieni or 

Oo9r, Borongb Hall, Wednen. 

. 2nd.l»IO,B. m. 

Weat Cape Slur', llarougb Hall, Friday, 

Nov Uh.lDlO. • ; . . " 

Middle Townablp, Court. U«W, Houday 

NaT.7tn.ltla • 

Lower Townablp, Townablp llonw. Wed 

tmAMW, Nov. »tb. 1810 • . . 

J 

day. Nov. 

Wt C 

Cakiaa 

The Pontiere 

BOOT s SHOE 

REPAIRING 

SHOP 

* : »: " '. 


XK— 

9I6-9I8 Atbarjr Ave., Occaa City. N. J. 

ABBOTTS' 

^.THEGREATEST. ^ 

Shoe and Clothing Sale on Record 

New Fall Suit© forMen and Youths. Npbby Up- 

to-date Style». Wonderful values. ^ 

Prices: $7.50 $10.00 $12.60 $15.00 $18.00 

Each on** of these is a rargain.j 

BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES. 

In all the swellest novelties. Well made, correct fit, and up-to-date. 

Prices: $1.48 $1.93 $2.44 $2.96 $3.48 

WORTH DOUBLE . : , 

Our Line of Men's Pants 

PRICES: 98c $1.50 $2.00 Jfood 

All the late't styles. 

is Complete. 

$4.00 55.00 

(gawcener to I. 8. Champion) ; 

Seventh St. and West Ave. 

Ocean City, N. J. • ' 

Choice Dairy Product*! 

: " Batter, and Egg* 

Ask tor Booklet of Hpeclaltlea 

Onlern Delivered Mutli Phones 

SHOEMAKER'S 

STORAGE 

HOUSE 

13th and We*t Ave., • 

Ocean City* W. J. 

All jpersous having Furniture or auy 

kloof of MurchandlHa to bextored will 

aavemoney-by-.golng-to4lie 

Shoemaker Storage: House 

L A. STEELMAN 

BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT 

Practical Horseshoeing 

JOBBING DONE PROMPTL' 

CItn tnd Ojtlar Toagt t Spwliltj 

Agent, for Stewart'B Iron Works C 

Plain and Ornamental Iron Fencr, 

Iron Railings and Window UuartlH. 


Boys' Bloomer Pants, 48c, 73c, 98c. $1.25 s 

"; * v A Full Line of Men's Wool Underwear, 48c, 7sc $1.25, $ 1.50 

BIG DRIVE IN 

Read a few of thrso items. 

SHOES 

Such extremely low prices. 

Boys' and dirte''School Shoes 

Regular I>rice $1.50 

For this sale 98c 

Special Lot of Men's U. S.Army 

Shoes. • '• • 

Price S3.50. For this sale §1.48 

Men's Heavy Russet Shoes, also 

Patent Colt 

Reg.I'rice^.oo. ForthUsale Sf .97 

All onr Ladies' nml Men's fine 

Jiand made Shoes in all leathers 

and styles, Price$3.50 and $4.00.' 

None betleriuaile. 

Men's and Ladles' Dress Shoes 

All up-to-date ^tyles. 

RcR.I»rice53.so. For this sale $1.48 

Car Fare Paid 911 £10.00 . ^ 

worth'of Goods. 

$1.5O Sweater Coats, all colors, now 96c 

A. HIRSCH 

1603 and 1605 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, New Jersey 

OceanCitySentinel A6BD HAN DIES 

' THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1010., 

We shall be glad to receive Items of 

news and communications of Interest 

(a this community'and our readers 

everywhere. 

All communications .should be ac- 

companied with the rail name and 

address of the writer, not necessarily 

for publication, but ana guaranteeof 

good faith. 

.. DOT8. . ' 

Freeholders meet here Monday. 

Oburob suppers are now lu order. .". 

. Buildlriir, contraetors here are busy. 

Where matrimony la a farce allmouy 

becomes a stern reality. 

Tbe public snbobls had a holiday 

yenterday—Columbus Day. 

More talk of the brldgo from Uees* 

ley's Point to'Bomers' Point. 

'Some men haven't brains enough 

with which to feel'a headache. 

The' kind of work many; a man 

wauls Is the kluc| he can't get. * * 

Holly Reach Is, organizing, a State' 

bank with a capital of fW.OOO. 

-A man may always mean w bat lie 

tiays and still not be a man of meaus. 

..What every woman knows In that 

Hhe just baMii't a nlngle thing lit to 

wear.* 

No woman lias ever had tbe courage 

to.rely ou ber hatpin In dealing with 

a mouse.' , 

A man never made a mistake lo ac- 

cepting advice. It's acting- upou It 

that counts. 

Some people are married dlwon- 

WHILETALHHG 

Gilbert Rnstlh Had' Appar- 

ently Been in Beat of 

Health. 

Gilbert Huatln, who was about 78 

yean old, suddenly dropped over dead 

at the home of W. H. Colllsson, 80S 

Central avenue, wblleconverslng with 

memberlt of the'family In the. kitchen . 

Saturday afternoon. ' ' | 

He bad never appeared In belter, 

j humor aud talked In a Jolly strain juat 

I before bis fatal attack:) - ' 

HEALTH OFFICER ADAMS 

CORRECTS MISSTATEMENTS 

H. STEELMAN 

Fresh Meats 

Teas, Coffees, Fine Groceries 


POUI/ritY DRESSED TO OltDK 

F0U1TH ST. and ASBURY AV£ 

Cigars and Tobacco. Orders Delivered 

Orders receive prompt attention. 

A..J. SMITH, PNOPRICTON 

aiNOlCSALE AMD HCTAIl OMLKM !• 

PURE ICE 

BEST .". COAL 

"OAK AMD 

(mice. No. 634 ASBURY AVENU 

ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY 

«LCW IN pnBBiiii Mountain Ice 

O floe, ' 1014 ' Aabury Av« 

. ' OCEAN CITY N.J. 

nwUr,Nov.»U>.lilO.' . . 

Wlldwood BotoatO, Borougli ilaJi, Friday 

Nov. Ulb/lila . 

Caps May Oily, Clly Bull. Monday..Nov 

' North Wlldwood Boraocb, Borough Hall, 

Wedneaday, Nov. llttli, win. . . 

Holly Bcmefa BoroogU. B roagb Hull. Frl 

day. Nor. 18tb. Iflio, p. m. 

- wlldwood Oral Uo 

b 

. Nor. 18tb. Ifli 

lldwood Oral 

Frlday.Vov. l 

UeoDlaTownalil 

Nov. 21at, 1910. 

Kb. Council Cbam 

^1910, n-m. 

L of e: Hall, Monday. 

" Avalon'Boroaicb. Horaagb Hill, Wedpo«- 

day.Nair.alnl.UllO. 

WoodblDe Boroaib* Coanoll Cbamber. Fri- 

day, Nov. 23U>, 1910. - 

Ooean tiny,- Council Chamber, Monday, 

Nov. aub,19ld • 

H*m law Clly, Oily Hall, Wedn««lou to give it a" trial. Nothing better to be had. ' 

Abbott's Alderney Dairies 

hila. • Atlantic City , Ocean City 

Wlldwood 

QHARLES L. HOFMANN 

REGISTERED ARCHITECT 

tfl M r i ' BuUdlnE 

WUlard W. Adasa 

Cimj. ADAMS & BRO. 

(Baooeaaora to Baker A Aduu) 

, • Dealerata •'• • • • •."•:-• 

Furalrttre, Ciroeta, Mtttloc awl Bcddlig i 

''"'" Window Stales.ac ..|«>Ii>ltitt-nt ntid fmiuil lilu 

.out ovcry II111**. I'riviiK* Hvnt HIIIUKUIIUI'-OIC. will. I u-oiili 

not raukf 11 iii 'rrlliiini- 

. New line of.sweaters for men, women and children 

from 50c'to $5.00. ' • ' . • • • 

5; S. McAllister 

755 Asbury Avenue ' Ocean City, N. J. 

PAPERHANGER 

Estimates cheerfully given 

GAS 

For LIGHT, HEAT and POWER 

CITY GAS UQHT CO. . 

•guvewrw A«/O wear MVK. 

Eyes Eiamined Without Drops 

Xeweat up-to-date' metboda. Hmturactlon 

suamnteed. Vor rlnu-elaaa Optical work 

there la noneeeaalty omoln^to PtUUdelpbU. 

TUal aa* 

FreeholderClark.of Atlautic County(- 

here yesterday, says -their board Is 

ready to build a bridge at any time, 

but It must be tirst-class, and Cape 

Mayy must Btaud 'its..proper share of 

the expense br bulldiug It. . 

... Blaratnon Race. • ' 

..C.Gallons; won the marathon race, 

at the Hlpjodrome Tuesday • evening. 

He ran 8J miles In 4881, with. Joseph 

Treut ouly three yards In tbe rear. 

"Joe" Grim, kuown a«|tbe ••human 

puuchlng bag," also ran. . 

Own' Up. • ' 

A mnu Mliniilil III-VI'I- IU--II»IIIIIIIISI |. 

own bi' IIIIK lUH.ii in 1 In' tvrmii;. tvlili-i 

U Inn wiyliit'.- in iillii'i' u'lHiK'llitit h 

l 

U In y 

Is wiser tntl.iy lliiiii'hi* v\ns 

—Pone. ;.'' ' • . _ • . ' 

. -Startad In Rutinus. 

"Futher ililuku I OUKIH to RO lu tor 

business n lilt." reiunrkt-d the elided 

youth. •• • • . * • ' . 

"Muilo 11 murt yet7', . . , • 

" "Oh, yinis. I've onlcrrd threp biis.1-' 

ncfls siillB nnd bad IUF name put up at' 

a comniervlnl club."—Tînlsville Cou- 

rier-Journiil. 

The J. O. Bentley Co.; 


. Ocean City New Jersey 

Also Branch Store, 826 Boardwalk . 

.Stamped Linen, Embroideries' 

and Novelties. 

My'iitoolifo! Kye G&uwea and HpiMtmoi««"U •• 

complete urn can tie (band ln any city* 

Pr&ortpUon lenaea * dnplioabd at »bort 

notice* Aoouraey gaaranieed. Prloea oqn- 

«latent with good work. All work dene on 

U t e p n m t M a . •• • • > • • • • '•. . - ' „ • • •-•• - •.. ,,.•.. 

A. WV EliY-r^. 

Tirclnln and AUautUe Aveik,' 

ATI.AHTIO CITT. H. M. • ."'• 

Bhore Kaat LlneFaaarn Poor. > 

Katabllabed law. • ' Bell Phone 1U0-U 

This ipaos la ressrvad far 

W. L. BERRY, . 

Manufacturing Jeweler, 

NO. aa SOUTH SECOND ST., 

Ptaiuultsltttila. pa. 

, FOK KENT ou FOB 8 ALE.—1441 West 

avenue. Ocean City. Apply. W. L. 

Orr, 1609 8.19th street, Philadelphia. 

10-18 lmo. , . 

weeks very pleasantly with Mr. and I Apply to A. Cotton 01 

Urn., WihMiu,IIoy, L lQ i)arr|sburs; Pa. ! Ocean OUy, N?w Jersey. 

jury avenue, 

stall .out* . - . 

On uud after tomorrow, the last 

mall out'from here, to Philadelphia 

will clone at ,0.15 o'olook p. m. The 

6 10 mall'will be discontinued. Tbe 

other, malls will clone aa at present. 

.. "A. Mlstit la Botieuim." 

Bomeof Ocean City's reoldeiits this 

week received an Invitation from O. B. 

Bauds to attend "A Night In Bohe- 

mia 11 at the Blughatn HOUH^ Phila- 

delphia, Uut evening, i ":, 

- *- Her Instructions. 

Conductor—TleUot. iileuse. . Pnssen- 

»Ber—Certainly, sir. Bum Is the bey of 

my trunk, which lu In the baggage car. 

In tbe pocket or uiy second best dress 

Is my mileage book.-Bart>er's poiar. 

Life and a Living. ." ' 

ilany a man baa made, a good living 

wbo has made a poor lire. Bomo men 

have made splendid lives who bava 

mndo very moderate and even scanty 

livings.' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • 

X Hard Task. 

•Hew. sir," Bald an Irish barrister 

wltb severity to a loquacious witness, 

"bold your tongue and give yonr art- 

dencoclearlyP* j- _ > 

Bell Phone 18 . - 'Inter-State Phone 134-A 

SUTTON &^ CORSON CO. 

General Contractors 

Grading arid Street Building 

739 ASBURY AVENUE . 

Ocean City, New. jersey 


••••:^'u:i'^W^^^^ 


CAPITAL $50,000. SV^^M^ftt 

Mt B. BTITKH. vi»ît«U4«a«;,^:, *.;-;•?,,'; 

'-'•-•"• '•' W.'BOt»I'BAIl)», t 'Oiyililar--' ! -"

MWMMMtMMMMMM 

nl» nrm«,mnn« v ,r'contained 

but" thrr* «vi>nln. -Ki'inrmtajM 1 yonc 

promlMi." And Vnushn n-plled o« 

briefly. "I have nimw>l«r«l." 

Through tlie busy, days' which fol- 

lowed the Elrl's fine, with Us Wondor-* 

ful dark tH-auty. limintod Win couiin- 

uallf. and b WIIH pomiMcd of nn 

ovcrwhclmluR drain- to boar, bee 

voice, perlinps nun-' In commendation, 

nnd at length be determined to visit 

upon tbo following day, the'-crowded 

fi S- 

should learn nhnt i-fTect I lie HIM I lemon t 

of tho strike lind upon tho live* of flio 

peon 1 ", and., N'lckola rould tell him 

where to find—IHT. 

Trils • particular evening IIP lind 

ngrood to accoinpnny Freddie While 

to the opera. It wns very tilsti clima 

opora.- nnd Vnushn wnk exeeedhiKiy 

bored until tils roving e.rcs. glancing 

Into on opposite box. rc-Mi-d unliolloi • 

Ingly upon tbo piquant. Blowing face 

of Antona. Clml In " nlilt>> sllki'n 

gown, with sparkling Jt-wi-N lit her 

tbronu sue lenned forward. llstiMiltig 

wltb rapt oxpn."-lnn to tin* nnpdr. 

Vnuglin. enncht III* frlrnil'H hand In a 

crushing Rnu.|>. "Who b tlintV" lie 

demanded. 

Freddie nlnrml: tln-n his gaze fol- 

lowed Vaughn'*. "Ity Jove-:" lie,said 

____ _ pityingly. -"We nil snit-n'mli wmnrr or 

« •eemed to"vangbn'that a mlrncVo 1 later to Miss Xort-mij uiidiipiit.il 

Happened, ft>r tho desperate mob in-' charm, but. to be bmUed mcr at the 

•tantly obeyed ber Imperious call an first dnnc-p. nlrt man. \* nniHiial." . 

common Impolso moved fnrthe "«'Uo Is h|ie?" \auplin nnHinl. nnd 

t**ta*tbe foadwo,. ieavlng a c,n **«£ dn-w. ^ . ^ - „„_,, 

"ber mother U the iii-knowlmlgeil so- 

ciety leader, her father nn lnc\hiiimt- 

Iblo bnnk. wli 1 '" >IIKI Antiilnottc her- 

self de- inorrty h.ivi. rnn> 

glimpses of ber. Stre"-|i InterestMl In 

wfttttiKnont work—n»Mi» iuiroo«»es uud 

In bis antomobllo to 

tmrettJgato the temper of tbo strikers. 

ED} unm Pocelved by a booting crowd. 

A glut Italian railed a atono and beld 

It polsedtrlcn above bla bond. 

"Throw'it, Andtear screamed tbo 

TOket, and tben down the steps of a 

tenement Imlldlng camo a flying fig- 

nn-a girl whose dusky bah- fen about 

ber face as sho ran. 

"Andrea," one called brcatblcssly, 

"remember Nlckota!" 

Onqnatlonbigly tbo men mado > y 

for ber aa abo rushed, tbrongb tbo 

crowd and. leased into tbo automobile. 

then stood directly before tbo man 

whose life was threatened, protecting 

Um with one small outstretched band. 

.fWaitrebecried. "Waltr And then 

"Andrea," the girl repeated sobbing- 

"lX. *W»; Andrear And In sllenco tb 

Slant replaced bis stone and followed 

too others. 

As she .stood panting, one bam 

pressed cjpselr against her heart, tbi 

re was IndeBblr-Btnmped npot 

wbld 

iVaosbn's • memory—the.. small 

Duo with Its great dark eyes. 

.Down the rickety stairway, clatter' 

Ing upon, his cratches, bobbled a crip- 

pled Italian boy. "Antona!" bo wail 

efl. "Antonar 

, The girTa face was transformed by 

lOTlnssmile. "Ifsail right. MIekola." 

sbo called reassuringly. "I will be 

with yon soon.'* 

Ând now." oho asked of tbo wnltln 

men,'win yon let us eo? Tbls nemo 

is herbYfor, your good. Can you noi 

trast Antonai** 

.As.taongb.tn answer.tbo crowd qui- 

etly ; dispersed,, and -she tamed' t 

Vaughn.' -n am going to ride with you 

until yon have passai through the da u 

gemos section,'' she said. "Start •»• 

once; lor their moods change quickly, 

The factories and nooses bad been 

left behind when tbo girl again spoLe 

Too will be-quite safe now." abo told 

Mm 'fftet mo get oot« please. 1 must 

go back." 

Vanghn stopped the machine at ber 

bidding and bent over to'look Into ber 

eyes. "I am Inexpressibly grateful." 

bo said, "far the great service you 

have done jne, while I marvel at th" 

power yon hold, over those desperat 

~'"1 love them and do things for them 

tjl." ahe answered simply, "and down 

here fat this port of tho world wo repay 

oar kindnesses Just as truly as wo re- 

vrago onr.wrongs.** 

"Ion soy •we.'" the man"Interposed 

OttkUy, •*trat yon ore'Very "diSereoi 

ftom the others.'* 

r1*3That h) only because 1 have had the 

aenooung ânoT trohung which they 

she answered. "In 

• thought and feeling I am still a wo- 

man of the) people and sooner or later, 

. aa yon" hare 'turn"*, demand payment 

" * •ftmwfr Wn/fifoffa ' w^wt rewardsball 

-, Zelarm.fnm yon. Sir. Vaughn?" 

i ."I am eager to show my gratitude," 

, bprejailed. , , .- 

' r 6ne stood np before him. and her 

" glowfiig"color deepened. "If* yon are 

' sincere la Uwyr one said quietly, "then 

end the strike at once." 

' ,^, The, man looked np ln dismay nt 

this unexpected request. "Yon oak an 

bnt the?Junior .member of the company. 

and efenif I -were willing to yield to 

ivhope- caoao.yoa champion there are 

Mbem-ln power higher than myself." 

• The girl spoke ln a low, passionate 

,' tone/ft^rqu and.I both Know." she 

said, "that they will do exactly as yon 

'' edrêcv&U boa been left to yoar jads 

'TOBBQU ânrîigen^taf^r whatever they 

may be called, bave not been giving 

TOO correct information regarding the 

JSrMaj' nf atrltro Till, Hma tho 

gg 

joAWotitUf'sttike. This time the 

workman's cause Is just, and I will 

," tea a tar.truths. which it wfll be weU 

' for you to know." • 

7V«nghn «a,t.tascinated, watching her 

v .-gwihlng. eyes and Impulsive gestures 

r v/«a : 'sha eJoqnently.portrayea the'mls- 

,^ «ry and poverty In the lives of the 

i- men wbtf had threatened him so short 

. tho girl's 

?is*r& *** there to NIckola." she 

:?F5eontmnedJ"' It-was bis father who 

'-fVwonM nave emshed yon with that 

V V^great «tono'today. Hto temper when 

'"'Jâroused If terrible. In n fit of rage be 

. ;.; >.threw. tho baby NIckola downstairs, 

rilL. T,T^.andgjtn«t ,is why bo must walk on 

crutches always. Since tben Andrea's 

'•"'' , Ufa has been one long effort to make 

X/ amends.to Jh 

X\ itotnwteinif 

sr*- > i» r may 

een on 

Jhe boy, and becanse 1 try 

iftote: happier there is notb- 

f d h 

p 

may uk Of Andrea that he will 

oV *Wha«N!ckola-to in want 

fthejr^bai^tter turns, savage and cruel. 

tMany-nfthts^Blnco {be,strike began 

J6s»ith»'boy slep't andt wakened bnn- 

y.^for one must plan'cleverly Indeed 

" t hit th t b 

ntjhrost charity 

y 

these two srob- 

Ob. promise me." sho 

-. nbut this strike may 

strangely. 

nd.'^J'avgbn sold 

~ tJ id. Iwe hate 

Tbe demand 

wages to of no conse- 

all that sort of thins. The .poor ami 

miserable of .a certain section regiird 

her as an anscl upon enrtb. undgood 

reason they have to do so. Pretty 

names they have for her. 'Little 

Mother* Is'one, and she seems to tin- 

' V '.^_&___ _1 * L A. ^mm A««B B_ A. .a. w«K •• feet Into 

tbe rear of the box.'pnwntly wltb-. the air/ The cqunuy^for hundred* of 

drow.u Vanghn lookedailinhliiKly down- feet arotniil Is filled" with clouds of 

into the girl's ifnrk eyes, . • " | spray Boatlm: to leeward. Wbqn this 

"I have-bocn trying to dreluV." b«j| BubuUli-* tlu> u-ull l« lu operation and 

said, "whether 1 1 most ndnilru u white the Hboon-r ns-elvns his -fee uud drives 

satin gown or out- Wile woMrii dress [• away.—Harper's Weekly, 

uhlch has a scnrli-t tli 1 ." - 

"It all depends.' 1 she n'|>ll. 

of the peduncle slowly enlarge* nuil 

forms,the familiar pod. wblcb Is there 

fore dug out of the ground." 

Scattered over tbe roots of tbe plant. 

however, ore numerous' warts or 

bercles. In wblcb; by the nUl uf a goo-t 

mlcrbsco|ie. can be seen' myriads of 

minute organisms. These bacterlu-IIke 

bodies, though they get their living 

from the plant, contribute mnterlully 

to Its supporting by collecting nitrogen 

from the air and hohllng It in storage, 

so to speak, supplying It to the plant 

as' need requires. These wonderful 

little storehouses often contain, by 

analysis, a greater supply of this In- 

despensable fertilizer than tbe sur- 

rounding sonY ' . 

Tbe nativeôuntry of tbe peanut has 

'long been n mutter of dispute, but the 

department of ugrlcuiture states thnt 

the' weight of evidence seems to belu 

favor of Brazil. Thus the peanut Is 

added lo'tbe.four other plants of great 

importance that America has givn t 

. p gt 

tin- ear )V{i« illre, ' 

A New.^.York tlieutrli-iil itiimiiKer wnn 

advising o'lrlend to be ruurloua In un 

undertaking he, uud in .v|en\ " 

"You cou't tnko loo tiiuiiy prputliU-or hydropathk* 

core. 1 One of the most contenliil i 

I ever knew wns the liiost t-iiutii 

He was di-nf n'jid dumb, and he iii-vr 

went to bed wliho.it puttlugon.lio^lng 

gloves." ' . • ' 

'Boxing.'glovos? Wlmf fur?" 

•So Unit lu- wouldn't tnlk- In his 

sleeb." • ..' ._ 

More tieriouo. . 

Browne WHB .very' rude It. 

an overdressed old, wonum she mot on 

tbe Btreet.car,tie other dity." 

"1 know the, story. The old wouinn 

turned out to be Muthllde's very rk-ti 

unnt, and now she's.golug to ghc nil 

her money to a hospital for decrepit 

dOgS." ,: 

"Nothing of tbe sort. In fact. ItV 

worse./: Tbo old' woman was tbo 

Browncs 1 new cook, und now thr>> 

haven't any."—Clevelaud Plulu Denli'r. 

y 

track, looked up »t the door uud said, 

wllb noVnlth In his voice, 

"There nhould bere be some-steps." 

—Youth's Companion. - 

j g 

I the world—namely, .cbllon, Indian cbrq 

tobacco and the potato. 

. Only WanUd His Consent.' 

He wus well dressed andbreeiy, and 

wben .bu entered the private office of 

tbe great teur merchant be looked' ca- 

peble of dolug anything from selling 

, _ : — j books to writing up lusura'iK-e. . 

AWonderful-Foat.' | "1 bave come, sir." be aunounced 

'In Its' review -of, Pierre de Vasslere's-without, hesitation, -to get your con-: 

book ''I.o Morj.du Itol" tbe Keuewte sent"— - '..'', . . . 

TWIcuTIFbleii uwi'(ls upon the account I ConBPnr~f6r~WbTiTT^T16T5anl 

account 

of the 'last. Hevt-u mluuti-it of' Louis 

XVI. as described In the hook. TIIIMV 

were bi^tweeu 10:15, wheu tbe king ar- 

rived nt tbe foot of the guillotine, nnd 

10:22. "when u shot tired at the end of. 

tboCbnuips Klysees. no one l:uon> iiy 

whom, pave -notice tluit-.tht' IMMUI hail 

fallen." Tim review calls-aili-nllMii io 

.tbe Htateiuent b.v the auili-M* f!iat ih*- 

king's Jiauils hail lieeii • ii :ie>l In- 

abind blm' by the exert: ;', r. utiile 

Louis wns.tiiiltlug on-flu- (V,.t wltlHi 

bo was. to wear n't" tin* *-inl nuil-ihai 

when he. retichetl' the pint form of thV 

instrnineiit of rnowl."*souiej>f 

explain tlieiiim'lvi's. 'hut bow muiiy 

people mt Ct-nlrat avenue, occnn Cily, N. 

J • an the lltne and pioro of nteetloic f r beur- 

llur thi- i-Hrtlt-M tnlereitleil In 'MUCII Improve- 

mrnl.nl wlih-.h llinelliej wlllvlve all parllrK 

inter oled-in. or. aft«-ctMl by, tliif .lnii»n>ve- 

ni'-nL HIII .I* iipi>orliinliy to 1H> ln-*tru u|ion 

Miilijiel «.r tlm MM-eniimenl nl Hie IIHUIHIK-'I 

«ui*iiitii il Iiy or lit-nrlllN i-onri-rrt-il u|M>n uny 

IIIHIIH or ri*Hl emule Ity reHnoirof Mieh Im- 

provfini-uliiH tin.. HN« tuuy iH-^ . . , 

III (I.I.A UAKI1KT UN, 

Clly Clerk nfl li-u'lM'lly. 

Dau-iJ, i u-fili. r I, tulli. in.if. :li.. I'. K-, tl ••'•'•• 

Notice of Meeting of .Commis- 

sioners .of Assessment. 

Noun-1" hereby given tliM 1 lixte ilvllvoreil 

ti» Hie ('fii,wiilnNiiitii.n. uf A »v»»iiu-'il 'nr 

iH-etin Clly, New Jersey,u iii|iy (if the nvalu. 

lion |III*M-II by th*- v'ommon I'ouiu-il uf ni-îin 

!!>* on Oi-liber -I. into. n- 

(M.M or ex|ieni*ti ut Hie ItiifiMtvt-nii'iiln l 

luvtrtll Mret-I, Tlilrleelllli flreel, Fuirleciilli 

'eel, 114-cnti iivi*,i.ie. Klevriilh Mtrert unit 

np*on uv«i.uti uil pr«i\lileU tor lit itn nr- 

unre.« utllli-lt, **.\n onllnht-ie tor iltt* Inl- 

proveiiiem of Tu-rlllh iiln-i-l, fn>ni VWMlr.i 

ittenue to (it-enn iivenne. Thltt'i-iith i>lrt-et 

tnim AVewtey iivemle i» i h-eHii uteiiut-, Kmir- 

l»enlll ttlreel Inilll Wi-i>lr> H\eline liillrrull 

H\enue, no-mi liventte tmni-Klevi'titli 

I" Kourleelilh f.tre.1, Klevelilli i.lie,t mini 

llii\eu 4tveuiitf,lo Ditt iMiy or ihurtiiii>l-i. 

Ulit-rni'f iVMMmufllieiil IlilVe i*r,|MiUllei1 S,|lir< 

«1MV. ihe-^Mdity of o -tuber, lum. u» 11 iiVlm-k 

the furentiun. HI .the t ouiirll rlminlirri 

jlilh •.nil Cer-trul Hveiiue, tii-eiin cny. N. 

.1., HN ilteilineund pltut>ot ine«itlni( for neiir 

wt Ibe pur-lew Inlere-nU In i.in-h lm|iro\i'. 

iiieot, in whlt-li tlmeihev ulil uiveuM .>i,rtu-« 

nl«ni.len>%e 

i-i-ul Hnlple OI*|M» tilliltv.lo IM* In-iiril nielli 

lie i.lltiJet-1 of the iM>Ni-»»meti. of III* 

Construction Sand & Gravel 06. 

jOS. a. CHAMPION, M«n»«e>r . 

Office, 8th St, Opp. Penna. Depot Ocean City, N. J#> 

All grades Concrete Gravel and Sand. . 

Top Soil'for Lawn.Purposes, - .. 

1 . •.' . Dirt for Grading or Pilling. 

.- READING RAILROAO DGUVERY. 

l Of t III U l l 1 

ed tiy or*t>eii*>iltH tontrrre 

or rtrtil «**tMte l.y rrtixmt i 

pruvf tuflit IIH t titr nn* ntuy I*-. 

i m i v 

" I'y t'lerk i 

Xolire of Meeting oi' roiniuis- 

sioueis of Assessnu'iils. 

Nallr-elN hereby ulwn tlmt | hii\ei|r|l\tti-,t 

«» Ihe t'oiirmlK lonen, nt ANw^Niuent of 

Ireun I'lly, 'New JeijH-y, u Ni|,\ of I he rewiln 

tlun pa*i«eil by IlieOilnfiiiili I'oiifu-llorf li-t-iin 

ciiv i>n ueiobtfr >i. imu. i*i>«-eriiiiiiiiii: iin- 

or es|ien«e ol Ihe liiipru\eiut-tilK nf 

y Hveniie UM pruvliled lor hyiui or. 

iw t-oltth-'i-i'AU orillniiiici tor lh«- tin- 

lirovementol W'Hlev iivruile Ironi Ihe xii'ulll. 

wt-K.erly line ut Thlrt,eiilh i.lri-el to Ihe 

Kf>lithue>l|erlv Itiifof Seven eelilli i>lrit-l h\ 

Un.i1l K..f'lirblnK mill lirHVellni; Ihe iJdur. 

Hlpruveil Muy Till, )-.«',duly HIU-I..I bj in,; 

T.\KK NOTU'K Unit the wilil I'l.hiiui- 

illlt-r* «>f AN*f«-llt«.||l titf\e il|i|Millit*Nl Hiilltr, 

wy.Ilie-JJ.I tl ly ol .h-lobxr, l:il II • c n* I. 

i Ibe lorelilMin. nt Ihe .'mini II riiiiMilwr. 

Illih'll Ullilrelllrtll s\eliue,4ht nil I'lfl.N. 

J .it* ttiet.ine HIHI pliu-enf mî-litii.' Inl biur 

Itiu Uii-piirlleN liue-e«leil ih -tub Inntrmt- 

til uliuli lltii.- lhe> mil gi\e nil L>i«ru >• 

leit In, or Htti^-leit bv, Ilie Improvi" 

iient Miuple»i>|M>rluiii|> II.IH- lifinl IIIMIII 

he^lilji-i'l of Ilie ut.iM'titfiiietit nf lli'-ilntniiue- 

•UNlitltled bv ur IH iierllH eimlrrieil IIMin HIM 

IMIIIIH or, mil .ew iitr hy niiMiti of »il ti Itn 

TOVelr.elil H*1II** i'n»« limy lie. 

, It'JI.I.A i-llorarcuniplHlnuiil. 

;• • . . l'o«l onteeAddreti. 

luted Heptemlier «'. MHO. 

II, Oily, N.J. 

it.. P.K., t)i-. 

Notice to Limit Creditoi-s. ' 

t>lttt« ot John H. Wuviconcr', drfruvcl. .' 

Puniuiiul to Jhe order.or CUUM. I*. VHUU- 

man, HuiroKMleorttiaCounly nt Cut*- Muy, 

mud* on ibe 'iTlti dny or July. A. It. lulu, 011 

IheappllCHtlooof tbe MubHcrfber, Kxt-i-ulrix 

ol fuid dec«un«d, notice la hereby -uivi-D 10 

the creditor* ol mild deceiuwd 10 exIiiMt U> 

the aubac-rlbur under outb or .ultlriiiullmi 

their datum and-deinabdii UKUIOMI ih« (•hiiiu; 

ofaald drreuwd wubln nlnu monllm rn»» 

Ibe'^lU dn l July A I) luin l i 

ofald drreuwd wubln nlnu monllm rn»» 

Ibe'.^lU din ol July, A. I), luin, or llu-y will 

-be forever burred or any action uKulniit Hie 

tuuncrlbi-r 

Investors or Manufacturers 

are invited to investigate the merits of- a patent 

recently granted for a ' • l 

House-Mail Receptacle- 

which is offered' 

For Sale by the Patentee 

Miniy patrons on free delivery routes will SIHJII provide mail recep- 

tacle 0.11 their houses, aml'this invention "-, particularly desiguetl for 

line- in connection with a house to IIOUM; n:ilile features in devices as. heretofore constructed l>y 

fiUinjr a IMJX or rei-i-placle interiorly of the house adjacent the door, 

provided with a chute so arranged as to o|>en outwardly of the bouse 

in a-substantially hidden position. Worthy of Invextlnatlon 

.For particulars, etc., call or address 

R. C. ROBINSON, Agent 

•7-4-4-IO ^»bury Avenue " Ocean City. N. a. 

Real Estate 

jSLXtt> 

LICENSED AUCTIONEER. 

M'. 721 Asbunj Aocnue, Ocean Gity, N. J; 

rto '*'i' - ?'?fl*"!*.. "?•""»« boq«.iind nnuiw. for renr In mUt^wlM ol lh.M>.. ecial iiiduceuient 

Write to Keter «:. Kreucb, Hecreiury. 

Palermo; N. J.,for full parttcularK and 

au application blank, ' . 

CAIT. A. U. TOW.NKKNI>, Trea» 

PyBLie AND 

OF DEEDS 

PENSION. VOUCHERS :: .• 

CARHFULLY EXECUrED* . - - 

Numbtrs 74,, and 74f5 Asbury Avenue 

OCEAN CITY - - NEW JEKSW [ ' 

STORE and STOCK 

OF ;;. , 

Housefurnishing 

Goods 

:..FOR SALE... 

rand opportunity for a live busi- 

ness tnan. • 

Will sell or rent store propert}" 

parately. • If wanting a good 

business stand, it will pay yoti.-to 

• investigate: • 

for partloulare, eddreee 

Geo. p. Adams 

713-16 A8BURV AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY NCWJERSEV 

The Ideal Summer Resort 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED 

FINEST BEACH ON THE COA$f 

THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN 

Spacious Boardwalk. Free Band Concerts Dtirinc 

Scuon. Great jMshing in Oc-ân and Ba-y, ^ 

of he Yachtsnian. Numerous TVain 

Phl 

ay, ^ 

K e Yachtsnian. Numerous TVains to 

and from Philadelphia on Three Railways • 

Within easy access of Atlantic City and 

other well-known resorts 

MANY CHURCHES NO SALOONS 

VOL. XXXl OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1910. 

Ocean City Sentinel 

Puhll.hed Wetkty »t 

OMAN CITY, IM.. J. 

-By— : • 


.Editor and' Proprietor 

$1.00 Per Year, Strictly in Advancn. 

CITY DIRECTORY. 

CITY OPFICIALS 

Muyor-1 «>wl» M. ln«M'. 

PnMlJent oM'4MiiwllUr{eo' 

i;ity Clerk—Itollu tlurreiMiti. 

TreHiiurer—li. L'linu IUILIIIMMI, 

t.'ulleilor— K. W.llilrlelKh. 

l.'hlefor rNillce-HnmiielMeiill. 

UulldluK Inapector—II. A. W. Hmllh. 

Mlreel Mupervlnor— Wurreti \V. llmwn. ' 

I'llyHollcllor—A. A. Huwell. 

* L*i»une.llmen—Hurry K, HtHiuun. Hurry |M 

MiiitlU. iile, 

Mornlnir Mervlre, ItUKI: evening i»ervlce,7Û. 

l*rayer- meetluit, WedneMiliiy uvenlnv. 7JIIL 

rtunday acliool, iau. Jlurk W. 

•u • • " 

iperlQtoudenl. 

Boudi — 

or,Truat««H—I'rentitent, Dr. 11. T. Ab- 

bott, wcreury, U. H. Slimrer; treuaunir. 

It. \lf. Kilwurda; Kilwsr.l M.Mutcnn. Win. U 

Olbb. f-v-'"-—-, •i-A-ir- j.-ja,,m«,U. II, 

rarkcr. Kit K. HtewHrl 

C l M t l 

jnduy~e.veuluuy7.is, Mr». 

Frldny eveuinif. loiin 'IS 

MurlM, leuder; J 

K. Brick, lender . 

-J4ink.n Icikder. TtieK- mietinifH Hn nrld 

theeburcu. ^ - 

HeuUir KpU4irlti l^-uicue—Tlmrndny e\eu< 

IUK.7-1". IU lluwurd I biirii, I'renuteiu. 

Flnl l're«byterl»ii Ctaurcb, Wcxley uvenue 

and Hevemu alreet. Kev. H. T. eu~.ell.eriy. 

ATTOKMBVIbit'T.t.AW. 

MORGAN HAND, 

ATTORNEY, and 

COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW, 

Solicitor, Hutar »nd Bumloer In Cbuoary, 

BupramB Court CommlMloner. NOUIT Public. 

•JAPE MAV rOIIUT HOUME, K. J. 

(Oppddls Public Bulldlnta). 

JONATHAN HAND; 

OonnNollor*at> Law, 

Solicitor. Muter In ChMuery, Notary Public. 

CAPE HAY COURT HOUSE, N! J. 

IJOOK UlHlunra Tclepliono. 

W.'IIOLT AH1AH. ANDHKW 

•|jAW OFFJCES 

. Apgar & Boswell, 

MAMTKIM IN liir. 

* HUlMlayf ervteea, luû 11. 111. nud *•!>> I*, in.; 

prayer uieelllllC WeOllewluy evelilui: ut 7.15. 

Union Tubernucle KaptlNt fliiiri-h. Klifhth 

alreet and Wnl avenue. Itev. J. II. Itrundou, 

jMuitor. Huuday Hervl4f«a, preHL-liluK lla.ui. 

iud» p. m. I'ruyeriueelluif.Koi-loek l"rldii* 

-ev«OIUi(.-omeeni-«>r-llie-boMr j;ijJHr l 1 l 1 < 

1 p. in. 

Meellni:i 

Otis M. Townsend 

A l'rui-tlcal rkanhoro An-llllec 

l.ihmwl by the Hlale. -:• •:- 

EIGHTH STREET, OPP. P. O. 

OCEAN .CITY, N.J. 

JaekMon naklor. Monday Hervicett: l*ieai-h- 

tnij, ll.iau. ni.;'Ha»bftlnT Hehool, il« p. in.; 

Preaching-, IUKI p. in.; • Prayer ••—•'-- 

W«dneaday eveulnica, at ao clock. 

*' Macedonia M, B.Oburcb,Tentb HtreelVand 

Hlnipaon avenue, uliove Iteadlnu Ue|x>l, >bej 

KevrjT.A. Klati, pa«lar. Hervleen, II a.m. 

Hunday NCIIOOI, i-f p. in.;UlirM I"" Kudvavor 

tlnK?7J«>|»rW^-l'btuit»i>4u 

CHURCH SOCIETIES. 

KIBST PBBJBVTBaiAK UMUMCH. 

Ladle*' Auxlluury.iwelety meela Or-t Mon. 

day evenlnic of eacn month. Frealdeut. 

Iri. J H. Suhi Vlce-frealdent, Mr-. John I*. 

FoV; traaaanr. Hn. l«wl» E. Bmtlb; «Mre. 

' Mra. Rlitli K Zleijltr; collectom Mra. 

l l d M n i Kouldi • 

ldi 

tary Mra. Rlitli K Z 

WalleniaudMni. Kou 

• ',•.'" KIBBT M. K.CHUKOU 

UulleH' Aid meeta Unit Monday eveuln£ 61 

eauVnVonlb. Mm. Kllxabelb Gaudy, iireal- 

dant; Unk Uertrude Heiulley, Ireaaurer. Mm. 

Came Adania. aecreiary. 

. Mm. Jobn o. Uandy, nupertntendenl J 

'°Oabei»?*Unlon, H; H.,Mowrer. preHldeut: 

Parker Miller, ireaaurer. 

HIILV T«INITV CIllKrH. 

Parli.li Uulld. ItrM Monday in the •uilntb. 

. Wouieu'a Ouild, everv Thlimituy -I.UU p. iu. 

Women'a.Auxiliary Mlaalouurx, la>l 1 hum- 

day In Ibe iiiuulu.. - 

Woman'n Chrl'mlan Temperance Union 

andeuoiulnatlonal, meeta iwiui-uioulbly. 

?raSdent. Mri. Klliabelb llrtck; cornMpoud- 

lV?aecretaryT Mr". II. B. Parker: recording 

««oralmry, Mra. M.Mlluor; ireaaurerv Mm.H. 

, B.Hwan 

iECRET SOCIETIES. 

Tuo.rn. 

Ocean City Lodne,-No. (HI, K 

flnTand ttlrd^Monday even 

e,No. (H, or P., meet" 

onday evenlUK« or each 

tn luiUry avenue, nea 

'K 

fievBntb itreel U. M, 

WediieHday« nnd Halurduyi4,»..«) li> 5-lu p. in. 

liSfl Allen Corson,M.D.'^H 

808 Wesley Avenue 

Ocoan City. 

.ItellW. 

Now Jorsoy 

DR. w. I\ IIAINES 

9aU Central Ave. Ocean City, N - 

.OI-KICK IIUUIIH: 

KIO iu a. m. . '.'to i p. 

K to ^ p. in. 

JJR CHARLES B. .RIDER 

809 Central Avenue - 

OCKAW CITV. N.J. ' . 

T 1'HARMACY 

KlKl.th Street and Afbmy Aveinu>. 

tilV.li'iM.r ••r*r«n>iul -)-l ttul.l.**. ••(!.- in 

UMTII ntS tliiwiuM' !•} iiifi* .win.' irt'iii tnl 

MUIil>. IdtitnitlilriKi^tl fur (••»•' t»f ati- »•'•' 

Atluntic City Theatres 

If you waut to nave money tn Dry 

d ntl nl meii'x furnlHliltjgH 

aut t 

otloiiH anil meii'x 

c,go to 

POWELL'S 

921 ASBURY AVENtfK 

A rull line of May Manton'n l"att«rn« al- 

rayalnalocK. - rhone 1IU-U 

, L A. STEELMAN 

LACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT 

Practical Horseshoeing 


fCUm ud Optef ToogJ > SptcUllj 

!gent for Stewart'« Iron Worba'Co. 

Main and Ornamental Iron Fence,' 

l W l d t i d 

•Seventh St. and Haven Ave; 

HHARLES L. HOFMANN 


_ «e.••cciriUTioua««D.UH«I»TC«OIP.CI 

421 Mariner & nerchants*. Building 

PHII.ADCI.PHU, PA. 

1 < H-ean City, ut Jon. I. Bcull'a oltlee. every 

dneMlay and (Saturday and every eyenluK. 

Thuradii), frldny and M*nurd»> 

MUTINKKItiT, 

II KN ItV t". HA It It IS 

. • IMtKKKST* 

Elsie Ferguson 

In a New Play 

Victory. 

'i'liv tiKht between xomcor Hie liullil- 

ItiK i-iinlrai'torh and merubern of the 

Iwal cur|ienter»' union In' being futiKliI 

•Itilelly, but mine the le*« deteruilnert ly. 

The bulhlefa claim that they liave 

no trouble In muring competent iiou- 

iininii I'ueu from out nl town, unit thul 

their conlraclH are iirnKremiiiK In K.e young women etijoyeil n motor 

boat trip anil Klmx-aught a large niiiii- 

berof Hue IIHII... They vMKIi-eun ( Ity 

twice a year ax giiertH of MM Kimuf, 

and the other porlion of the tluie they 

Hing the prai«eof Ihla reMirt. . 

QUIET WEDDING 

AT THE BISCAYME 

Miss Margaret R. Smith Be- 

comes Bride of Wm. H. 

Colllsson, Jr. 

Wlllinm II. COIUHHIIII, Jr., anil Mi»r> 

.Margaret Itolilnwin Hiii.lth, ilniighler 

uf IIIIIIII'IIIK IllHpeitortl. A. \V.Smith, 

'were married In the .'.faimly'a. private 

roiuii at the lllsCayue ill :!.:«> o'elm-k 

.ve>-terilay afternoon. The' ceremony 

wax performed by the Itev. Will. \V. 

Illuluhforil, rector of HI. Jamen' I'. K. 

Churi-li, Atlantic Clly. 

The wedding wan unlet, only mem 

lierHnfthc iiiiiucdinte fanilllen lielnc 

prenffnt. 

Tlie tiritle woro a blue traveliuK l!»«ti' 

atitl carrletl Illien of the valley. 

MIKH Surah Siullli. a Klnter, WRH mulil 

of liotmn. She wore a IlKht blue Hilk 

and currieil Illlen of the valley. 

Clarence , a brother of the 

groom, WUM bent maiu 

TheileeorallotiH coin-l-ted of prettily 

arranged autumn leaveH and Dowers. 

-'ollowiiiK.the ceremony wan 

(ilng breakfast, and then Mr. and .Mr*. 

klpii, where she wax 

with her brother ax much ax the hon- 

pllal regulatlohx would permit, and 

accompanied the body to Ililx elty 

Tiie»> ^ tomorrow evening. •:- 

There will be dUpluyed a full line i.f 

vecelHlileM and there will bp a llne.ex- 

liiblt of autuiuual deenrntioun. . 

A feature or the ull'air will"he a 

p'utato race, In which uiuny of the 

ieti will 1 

AMBITION 

Eve., 'SM 10 * I B0 • Mat., a5c to (I (XI 

Monday. Twmlaj and Wird. 

I,aurette Taylor in 

WAITING 

ThurMday. Vtiaav and Hiilurduy 

October »», »8, »>> 

Henrietta Crosman 

Building for Sale 

Sdaled Proposals'will Be received Iiy C. R. 

Stilwell, Secretary and Treasurer of Ocean City- 

Title arid Trust Company.until October 22, 1910, 

at 12 o'clock noon, for the two-story buililinfr 

situate on the West" corner of Eighth street and 

Asbury avenue, Ocean City, N. J., possession 

of said building to be had on November 5, 1910, 

and. the successful bidder to remove same from 

its present location between,-November 5, 1.910,' 

and November 10,1910. . 

Bids close Oct. 23,1910,13. o'clock noou. 

Established 1881 


B.R. SMITH & SONS 

WALLPAPER 

1048. and 1050 Asbury Avenue 

•,Ocean City, N. J. < 

Up-to-Date Paper Hanging 

Artists'' Materal'. . ., "• • 

Workmanship Guaranteed 

PIdturoa Framed to Order 

_ | 

NO COMBINES OFFICE: 1238 WEST AVENUE 

Consumer's Ice & Coal Co. 

• ' WHOUB3MLM AND RETAIL. OBALERS »)V , 

Rrice 

Improved System Used.. 

No white or frost Ice 

Prompt Attentl 

Best Ice In the Cltj 

A Big Reduction ir> 

BUY OF THE COMPANY THAT CAUSED A REDUCTION 

TRADE MOTTO: "SQUARE DEAL." ' Both Pho.n. 

liiK cniiiberrV'Crop. 

Wlllinm' S. Zatie, druKKlst, nf thi« 

Ity, " Ii" IIUH been nut of mwii for two 

et'kH. wax here a "feu- iliiy* jret-enlly. 

r./line han been buxlly tni!»K«l in 

arneriiiK his cranberry en>p on IIIK 

nit at Tuckaiioe. 

ONION HEN HAVE 

FORMED COMPANY 

- Hold Tlielr HualneM. 

Kmnk K. Chauiiilon anil xon,' Milton 

K ,of llil»clty, liave cllapiMcil "f their 

LiiMiie»n tht-ir 

l'leu-antvllle and enâKe 

In tin) auto biullie«i. 1 „——- 

yearn he liud been employed' on Hie 

New York TlmeH'and wun operating a 

iuaulilne In the olllc-e of 

thin paper when he WIIH taken ill. He 

wax one of the men selected to he neiit 

to ParU Io o|>erate the llnoty|ie uia- 

fliiueH employed In the Ixsue of the 

1'nrlH eillllun or the Tirue» ilurlnn the 

exposition of HHK>. Me wan a uieiuuer 

of iheTypoKraphlcal union nnd ideu- 

tllled with printer*' xovletlex In the 

olllee 

It had been IIIH C-UHIOIU for many 

yearn to H|ieiiil the nuiumer seaxoiiH in 

HUH city, where lie wan axboclutctt with 

III* brother, K C. lloyle, in'the bath 

houne bu»lne>4i(. , - J . 

»ITM."lloyle and the member*of the 

h d h f 

chlcUeu Mapper. , 

The nieruberM of the liudlen' Auxlll 

ury of the Kintt, Pre-bytenan Cliurclt 

are bu»liy engaged lu their plant f»f-L"J ' 

the chicken Hiipiier tbey are to cive In ullll 

the cliiircb ha»eiuent «ti tlieevenlni? of 

November 10. ' ' 

TAXPAYERS AGAINST : 

PROPOSED NEW LAW; 

NO. 29 

POISON NEARLY 

KILLEDA CHILD 

Little Otic Drank the Fluid 

Daring Absence of His . 

Motber. 

d'oliiK out for n lew minute* Satur- 

day uflernoon, MTH. Krankllrox/er left 

her tuir ehililren—Joitepli', aiteil four 

yearn, and Frank,two-and-a-half yenrH 

-nlone in the hoiine, baek of \Ve»t tive- 

nilv, above Ninth xlret't. 

In 'ruiuinaKliiK-"found, i> H '" tlle 

f i-lillilteii, Joseph dlHiiivered a 

liair-plnt linlllu of • INIIMIIIOIIH ll

• ite* coima 'ROBINSON 

W.ttpawn 

from;Mexico;pf a further extension 

Ibers or tbe parcels post trafflo already 

In operation between the United Blates 

and that country." ., 

Four moralities, bave beau added to 

those |n Mexico to which packages 

weighing up'to eleveu pound* may* be' 

mailed irotu,'Pb,lladelphla or any part 

of tbe United'Blaler for. the •am or 

twelve, cental ft pound. -This rale l« 

permitted underan Inlernatloiial agree 

ment between the United States-and 

Mexico, both or which countries come 

noder'the requiiiltlutia or the Postal 

Union, embraoing practically all the 

cWlllxed countries or Ibe world.- .', I 

lii marked contrast with'the parcelx 

post rate of eleven pouuds ror twelve 

Tmotivif Qodoabt that tbe proposed 

fVgivwir body Wow bj 

Hi •• ' theToteiaon election day—a blow that 

"• •"- - Will put It woolly out of business. 

'On t»;nof .partlquUlly; .surprised 

thetods^rajita'faiseûmberorsalclde* 

ni auam'darinff'tae month of A.u- 

gasf,'but;the great carnival of crime 

' '"' few weeks In tbe big 

to content* 

&'Xiirnuumn,' window- display. In 

'storea-an'of after ejection day. Even tbe alleged 

, wGnnd Old Man" Is at last beglunlug 

-to;see'the handwriting on the wall, 

and la, valn,ly shrieking that he la not 

'» Cjs,nnonlte.' too late. If one Is to 

Judge by the temper oX moat people In 

, thbjUJongresitonaldistrict. 

' r ^Bmni arevarione mlxtureaon tbe 

market that are warranted, to cure a 

, eokU.' Jj«t na give another, says an ex- 

1 * change. t Take a locg -walk In tbe 

'fresbvS.lr,,' brestbe, through the nose 

•*' aqd^tskejong drangbts or air iutu 

i yoqr'jungs.;, Drink freely or fresh 

i 'Water durluajtbe day and sleep with 

^ MUjjha wlndowsof the"nedroom open. 

,yMo.eDldcanlongwlthsland that treat 

f.t THS Joan who grows up in bis na- 

.^tlva^QWn, Is regarded aa a boy by his 

eldermantU be Is well started down the 

• decUÛyJbr life that euda In a hole 

. Tne^fttrangerwbo comes into a place 

(•(pare often pushed to the front than 

^^^T^y^WMttJt pomp \yDai* flfltt tTTo^?y^ pi 

itat of tbe sebool system of 

""""'•nVsjIo b ^be dlrecHou 

r;jjmanyr(ha.ve ktadly 

IN 

LOCAL CHURCHES 

8trong8ennonB and Excellent 

Music Heard by Large ' 

' Congregations. . 

Service* In the local oburclies on 

Sunday were largely attended. Fol- 

lowing are reports of theservlce 1 *: 

ST. AUOUSTINK'H. ' 

Mass was celebrated Sunday tinoru- 

Cliurob by tbe 

Notice of Meeting of Commis- 

sioners of Assessment. 

Mono* la barefytlvo that 1 bavedallvared 

to Ibo VomrowloDcn or Anwmrol • or 

fi?»?»«?!Wi^"».«'f"i» < S!?«'.. l ^.rj!5! l "r 

OcruiOlly.Niiir J*ra*y,«,oopyor tbsrnoln 

Ifoo tmmti by Common Council ot ocean 

Oily on Ortob»r 3, IBID, UMrtalofnn tun co>ia 

oraaptonor iba lnprovain«iit«««t out In 

•n ordinance oiiUtl«a**Aii ordlniinc* I 1 

vlila tonne Improvement orcortmn 

A-enaiM andblsbw»y« tntbit rliyo 

1 * pro- 

mprovement orcortmn •!»«!•, 

blsbw»y« tntbit rliyor ooenn 

City by eurblns and paving Iba umi In rrant 

or oorfaln lota and belwesn certain alrxilii," 

approved Heptamber 10, UM>, duly a tented 

2 TASE n NOnCK r that tba.aald Cnmmla- 

alonera of Asataament have appointed Hatur- 

day, tba tweu'y-aerond day or October, IVIO, 

at II o'clock In tbe forenoon, al IbeCouueli 

'hainber. Klgblb abd Oentrai avrnue. Ocean 

city. N.J.,a»lBe lime and place or mealing 

sen a paokage. eigg more lo|| ,||e 

fburpounds by wall acrom the/lvcr tq C||U|(,|I% 

Camdeu, nor to any other part of the 

country. Furthermore, he uiunt pay 

t^ |le „„ ._ 8weeo f who 

the 

of 

sixteen cents a pound ror merchandise 

mailed which does not exceed tbe four- 

pound limit specified.- 

As ranking member or the.House 

Committee on' Post OUIcex and Post- 

roads Congressman Uardner holds au 

Influential, position lu Washington In 

all' matters pertaining to trauult by 

mall. He Is ainouglliemeo who have 

stood lu the way of establishing^ par- 

cels post service in this country In tbe 

face or the demand rrom. all sections 

for such service, aud the outcry against 

tbe profits piled up, by the privately 

owned express companies, by reason or 

tbe monopoly they bold lu tbe parcel 

carrying business. Certaluly it doe» 

not become Mr. Gardner to argue 

anlnat a domestic parcels post In tbe 

race of the fact that even Mexico Is ex 

tending tbe parcels post service she has 

established lu conjunction with tbls 

country. 

When eleven pounds of merchandise 

city, preached. In tbe Flret M. K. 

Church at both services Sunday. 

In the eveulug bis subject wan "Dht- 

clpleshlp." be taking bis text from 

Matt. 16; 24: "If auy man' will coino 

after me, let him deny hluinclf and 

take up his cross and follow me " 

"Jesus CbrJM," said the speaker,' "ii 

the klugoMHe spiritual kliiRilom. The 

character of the king marks the char- 

acter of I he klugdom. Whatever Jeaus 

Christ I*, His kingdom' must be. 

Hence, Jesus Chi 1st very .clearly estab- 

lishes the fact that, to be a member In 

His kingdom,' we must be like'Htm, 

and In order to be like Him, we must 

malKor-tinHve-cents-* the-cooslant-hearing-or-HlsKlslly-cros- 

until the King should promote him. 

The main part or the sermou 'wg» 

pound to tho republic of Diaz, and the 

same package caunot beseut to Loredo' 

or El Paso, on the Texas border, with- 

out beiug split ID to halves and taxed at 

a rate of sixteen cents a poiiud, there 

Usomething wrong with the post ollice 

system. 

Hotel AirrlvalN. 

OAUWOOD. 

Chat-. D. Beuuett, Port Kllzatetli; 

A.J.Hmlth, Herbert Uteve-, Myron 

Rlgglus, Leesburg, 

IMPKRIAL. 

Madame T. Mazzl,Oceau'Clty; Mrs. 

Thomas Cooper McUali'ait, .William 

Tames Mo'.'ahan, 3rd, Overbrook. 

ATOLEN. 'r.' ' : ; . . . 

E.E White, T. K.Btolil,J Lukeus, 

M.Walton, E. W.'French, John K. 

Kendrlok and wife, Philadelphia; U 

(V Blugham, Camden. . . 

KLBKKON. 

Uhos U Dyott, New York; Oeo. 

Taylor, Highland; Mrs. Chan. N. 

Booz, Halem; Edwin Helcher, Htoiie 

Harbor; J. T. Brown, W. C. Hunter, 

Philadelphia. 

WYOMISO. 

H. L. Itoss, W. H. Vaud'erhercben, 

Martha H. Solms, H. J. Cbapmatt, H. 

U. Taber, Philadelphia; George H. 

Knowles. Rlvervlew Heights; W. H. 

Mllner, Miss .Ernestine 'Scull, .Miss 

Amanda Stewart, Ocean City; V. A. 

Bonsai aud family, Clarence Sill aud 

wife, Lausdowue. 

BISCAYNE " 

The Rev: E. V. Collins aud wife, 

Brooklyn; E. Mactiowau and wife. 

New Hochelle; H. A. Morris. J. It. 

Wilson, J. W. Bew, K. E. Bennett 

E B Rlsley and wife, A. P. Maloney, 

F. W. E. modem, D; E. F. Bledem, J 

S. Catersou aud wife, Frank Nelinx, 

E. D.* Saint, E E. Dyer, •Philadel- 

phia; H. B. Perham, St.. Ijiiub; H. W. 

Smith. Coatesvllle; Oeo. H.'l'aultowir, 

Woodbury; W. A. RobertHou, North 

Carolina. 

Bnl Estate Tranarenk 

Recent real estate transfers lu Oceau 

Clly recorded lu the ollice of County 

Clerk Hlldreth are as.follows: 

William Brldgewater et al, to Mary 

A Carpenter $525.: Lot 653, Section 

U. 

Oelancey Realty Co'.'to Harriet Mi 

Rogers. $1. Part of lot iw, gratitor'.M 

plan. • .. 

fiame to John T. Boucher el al.. $1. 

Part of lot 88, grautor's plan.- 

Gardens Liand Co. to Harvey K. 

Partridge. »1. Lpts 8021. and S0i>. 

block SO, plan 2. 

Simeon B Miller et al. to Rebecca 

F. Werts. JI. Lot S97, Section A. 

SametoAmy-MIUeretal. $1. Lots 

105,106,404,502 aud 785, Section H. 

Amy Miller et al. to Simeon ii 

Miller. $1. Lot 785, Section ii.' 

James M. Chester et ux to Lydia K. 

O'Brien. $1. Lot 432, Kecllon A. 

Isaac C. Yocum et ux to William H. 

Uroetzlnger et ux. $1. Lot 886, Sec- 

tion K. ... ' .. 

Joseph Ii. Fritz qt ux to &. Junette 

Bmitb. $3000 Parts of lots 88S and 

886, Section A. ' " 

Adelaide V. Cooke to Andrew N. 

Paul etux $5100J .Lot on southeast 

abteot Ocean avenue, 275 feet HOUIII- 

west or Eighth street. ' > 

John L. Price et ux to William U. 

Lot on' northwest side or 

Orr. - e of 

Anbury avenue, 840 feet southwest 

from Fourteenth street.- ' • • 

Flora L. Ryon et al. to Anna Whln- 

yaten. Wo. Lot 88S, Section D • 

Aatoa in pollllca. 

Tbe combined automobllo Interests 

have Opened a oulte of rooms In New- 

ark, and have a stall at work for, the 

purpose or taking a hand In the politi- 

cal campaign. Their lint elli.rt i'x a 

FIRST M. B. 

The Rev. Dr. James E. Lake, or this 

"I. 

"2. 

"S. 

Deny self. 

Take up our cross. 

Follow Him." 

The speaker briefly elucidated these 

two thought* by showing the absolutP 

necessity of self-surrender to the King 

and the spirit of His kingdom: and of 

upon tbe third part, "Follow' Me." 

.Jesus Chrlat nald, "If any mail,' 

thus making the appeal to the In 

dividual. Uod can only speak to the. 

Individual and that to his Inner con 

Hciousness, aud upon this Inner ap- 

peal every individual must be Judged 

If we would be members of Chrlst'i 

Church we must follow Him.. ' - , 

First, lu humility. "I am meek and 

lowly In heart." . ' 

Second, lu sincerity. "Which o 

you accuses me uf Bin?" 

Third, In usefiilueHS hi His kingdom 

ITpoi),this latter .the two Ilr»t1iee.j. b; 

Jd I 

"In so mucliaM yedld It ii.nl 

tbe least of these, my brethren, ye did 

it unto me." 

- Fourth, The heroism with which lie 

followed Him. - ' .. 

JenUH Christ Is the'world's Hero, 

It wan He who set the pace "ot thi 

world's herowm.aud He demands tha 

HIH followers nhall follow .In HI 

heroic footsteps, and In Mark 8;S8,"H< 

declares, "If any man be. oshameil o 

Me, of him the Son of Man will be 

ashamed' when He Cometh to Hi 

glory.'* 

.Here the speaker exulted tin 

supreme heroism.uf Jesus Christ am 

declare that HI* followers had been 

the heroes of the world in the pasi 

2000years and that today, the mission 

aries like Livingstone and William 

Taylor were following Him Into every 

clime. 

The closing appeal wax to the young 

especially to adept Jesus Christ- a 

their lire's model "and follow Hire, 

until the end. 

FIHST I'llKSItVTKKIAS. 

'•Je»unClirl»t Noil lie Product of Hi 

Times" was the subject or the Kev. H. 

T. 1'asselberry's sermou In the First 

Presbyterian Church Suuday uiornlug. 

Mr. Casselberry spuke In part as fol 

lows: 

"If we deny the supernatural nature 

(>rje«iio we throw away the IflGle. To~ 

deuy the infallabliity ofJesus ChrM is 

to deuy that, or the Bible. To make 

Him one with the rest of us Is to deuy 

the atodement and account the wholi 

Hebrew Idea of approach to Ood by 

sacrltice barbaric To be without tlie 

history of tbe Bible is to be without, 

auy history of Jesus, aud todenytbeMt 

things is to be uo loueer sure of. any- 

thing He said or worked: So you cau 

readily see If Jesus was a product of 

the times "In wliteV He lived,, theu 

what He said about Himxelf was na 

true nor that which His disciples said 

about Him. 

"A great mauy. attempts bave. beeu 

made, and these very cdusplcuously; 

hi receut days, to trace th'e Influence o 

Jewish.tradition on our Lord's tench- 

lugs. These attempts bave geueraliy 

beeu made In tbe iuterest of a purely 

Uatural explaiia'io'u of our Lord aud 

His work. Xu order to make out that 

He was like every man, a creature "f 

His times, men bave formed tbelr owu 

theories, which, or course, does away 

with tbe miraculous birth and His 

dlvluity. He Is before all things, and 

by Him all things exl»t. 

•This man speaks to .the llsteiiers u» 

ir He were their Master and our Mas- 

ter, and everybody's Master, with a 

royal tone, condescending to no 

vindication of HIH right W command, 

but with clear-cut,* sharp definitions 

layiug His order* upou every human 

heart.. He does not!argue the value of 

what He says, nor point out.the sweet 

reasonableuessofltall, but tbe definite 

and final 'I ray unto you.' 

"What right baa He to plant Him- 

seir opposite all humanity aud 'to 

speak as ir He bad authority to lead 

them' as servants? Ift Jesus Christ Is 

only what they are, one In a class, tbe 

peculiarity which distinguishes, ills 

puts Him 

circular letter asking all legislative eachlngs rrom ttielrs pUui * 

candidates top edKe themselves to vote beneath and not above tbLTfor.no 

or more liberal automobile laws. The .other man-has ever made the Impor- 

ntoplubKand tbe auto dealers have!'"" 1 stumble or raying that he, the 

combined and nave collected tnonev i!!? gea . nd bumble, Is likewise one with 

SHOEMAKER'S 

STORAGE 

HOUSE 

12th and Wort Ave./ 

OwuiClty.JI.J. 

- Irsce. TowardthaTlucarnWonTveVy" ^"j^rS, 08 ft**!. 1 !? F»">IW'e.or au; 

»,. thing moved until itaaccompUsbmSut I "5f ° f «•"«»•"«•«* to be stored wlf 

' finding therein fullllmeut; au ex- "» ve w° n ey by going to the 


wnersV'and It Iseald that qUHe a lib the all-sulttoieut sanction or His com- 

milted fag and license Items reduced, the methods of God with a slunloB 

forbearing tbe partlea InMraaicd In anrli Im- 

•ro»em»nt at which lime tbaywlll give all 

Wd In, or amwled by, tbe Im- 

provam^nl, 

artlaa 

pravemi 

M InMreatfd ln,«r aRMIed by, tba Im- 

atnanf ample opnortnnltjr to be heard 

l Ibe •uhjeetor tn« aisenmrat or dam- 

ages •uatalnad by or benellu conbrrcd upoa 

any laodaor raalealat«b> ivaaon ornuoUlnl- 

provemnnt aa «b« eaaa may be. 

OAKHBTHl/N, 

Clry Cltrk ol Urcan Oltv. 

Unt»d. October 4.1KI0. 10S,3t.,f. F4*l< 

JACOB 8OHUFP 

THE PIONEER BAKERY, 

a^700Ai«Br|AiNH.Oetti Cm. 1.1. 

•yeaaltjr. OrdarsMlTsrod ft» ol 

Mathlar dallntod oajiflaadar 

The Pontiere 

BOOTIJ SHOE 

! REPAIRING 

SHOP 

MS-' ' , 


—»-»:—'— 

916.918 Aibory Ave.; Ocean Clly. N. J. 

^.THE GREATEST. 

Shoe and Clothing Sale on Record 

NOTICE OF INTENTION. 

1'arNuaot to u motion *H]OP1ee»o City. N. J., held 

on the third day or October, A. 1>. IU1 >, public I 

nollrv la bereby VITOD of ib« Intentloo or tba 

ABBOTTS' 

ot Ire la 

nttt Ct 

y vlven or I be Intention 

Ooandl to Inlntduoe 

(SHCCcator to I. S. Champion) 

isw vmu ** I ^^ ^ 

Ii.'i

• i • 

trbcra" site would have facilities' ror 

elVuiif thcni iiu pdui-atlon. Finally sbo 

tvsolTcdjouv ilututun that If no lldltiti* 

camp • from hrr HUBUIIH!, during the 

whiter MIII* n-ntild KPII her pluntutlou 

and'her iK'nro**-*. kft.(iltiK tier horses* 

nud.'uiuuniliu: lier-j-hluitvn anil ber-' 

self, mi tlii'in. would uo.to some point 

on tbt'Tlv.r bunk ••'.•• '•I'd Ju Queen 

.' IIIO'H rx'Utn tUvy iNt-niiiw I bo moat 

•-u-ily.Uwui oi"p*iiilutiifu'a wardrobe*. 

Sir Itli'hnni SI.-.I..'H Tiill buttoned 

Murk, wig" ronl All ciiim-as (about 

>~iV"n. nndtbf rnshli.n bu-auio so cam- 

un.ua (but Co|k>y ClbU-r wbcD play- 

ins "TD» Kool of r'uatiluu" to satirUo 

ilu' styles Introduced a wig or llax eo 

KEPT OW PRAYING. 

Th* HOUM Chaplain R«pond»d to tn> 

. Journal ChvVa Apptal. .. 

After a rather lomrtby pniyer by the 

chaplain of tbo boiiiw of .rt-pmtenta- 

live* a veteran IIIVIIIIHT said: 

"Tbo cbaplnlu's pni)vr rviulnJed ma 

of the moHt niiiuHliig Incident I ever 

•iff during my c'ntlrv service' lu tho 

house of reptvuvatatlves. TUe Incident 

occurred uintiy ycurs ago, so I lure 

forgotten tbe nnmes of tbe actors. 

•nine dn.v the Journal clerk rushed 

Into the hoUHB while tbo chaplain waa 

He looked through the draw- 

"Mr. Cliaplnln wia no rtartled that he 

itotUUon of 

t t t U w 

((•.Immense trees,'Its 

flowers. And aucb 

tMnptatUmwaaneceassry. Tho settlor" 

nan* knew at what moiscnt tho yeU 

aCttwasrago would break tbe atiUncas 

" at to* wflderneaa or when be and hi* 

tunOy,mIffht "be cat down by a toma- 

hawk; wKnouteren a whisper of warn- 

\ John Abora and bla wifo Mary jour- 

•neyed to their new home down tho 

' Ohio rlrer on tho only means of In- 

land narlsatlon known at that time, a 

. flfltboat. and on reaching their dostlna'. 

thm weat aabore,- Entered" a qnarter 

aeettonAif land, built a loe cabin, and 

>. ptoe*Bdsd to make a Urtntt by tho cut- 

ttratfam of too. son and bunting Cbll- 

dtsa were bow to them, and other 

famUlea'settled about them. As more 

room was needed tbelr tnbln wnu ex- 

tended, and wtthln a fow years the lo- 

cation assumed tbe, semblance of clv- 

Aborn bronght with-him to Ken- 

tacky • taw Blares and boueht others 

tram time to rime, for we must re* 

that In thoso days Uio only 

It- 

#.'. 

nanas a tanner could obtain were bis 

, own negroes. • Tbo community lived 

on game, of which there was abun- 

dance, near.at hand; the grain they 

raised and nuts and berries. Which 

grew plentifully'on tree and bush. 

Each family was a unit bound togeth. 

•r'by the strongest ties, 

Bat after a time tho gnmo was not 

an'plentiful about the settlements o'n 

ttottrer bank.- and the. hunters were 

ob|I(ed ,t» go farther Inland to provide 

meat tat then- families. Then It was 

-that Un? Atom's troables commence*. 

In tne'wiHeness sun Inhabited by 

the dear and the wild turkey were 

many dancers. Besides the Indian, 

there was the- wolf, and there were 

desperadoes, who, whenever a new 

country 1s settled, on account of the 

absence of government find It a line 

r fle1d for their lawless operations. Nov. 

Mtbeless every antumn John Aborn 

was oblljed to'go Into the unsettled 

restons to order to brine back a sup- 

ply of meat for the whiter consump- 

tion. Sometimes he weald go with a 

party oThl* neighbors, sometimes with 

a single friend and sometimes alone. 

.One October morning be set out on 

Va annns] hontlng, touy«1n company 

with Alewnder Swift, the, nelshbor 

with wnoffl he was most intimate. 

When Abom embraced: his wife and 

'Children before departing they clans 

a>< Urn with nnmmal reluctance to let 

him go. Whether this was due to • 

to nun- pt.t that he must now go farUier 

and *** w *^ 11 longer-'thao ;erer before, 

the> fact remains that- he and his fam- 

.lty were loath to part Finally, tearing 

tthnsehVawayfrom' them, he sprang 

Into the wtMernen with his Mend. 

When tt came tlmo for tbe husband 

and jEatbeffe return bis wife and chil- 

dren watched Car him eagerly. : He" 

bad mmally beenâway two weeks, but 

on this trip he purposed to be cone 

three. This was bectrase with the set- 

tUns* ot the country be was obliged to 

Boi,fk^ther;tram home. He bad set 

eatona,lj(nday and had promised to 

be back on Batniday, two days before 

the third-Monday following. An that 

day Ua wife and- children watched for 

tdmv not J*» did not come. The next 

d t h m d t h f l t 

t: 

y _ i _ p j 

; , . he disappointed them. 

' Tbe wits and mother began to be 

troubled, bat concealed her anxiety as 

\ weU'as she was able from her enfl- 

drenvj-Whca another week bad passed 

an^QI neither Aborn nor his companion 

Ktnned Mrs. Ajbont felt rare that 

i BHWftv Oslo. ^B}^c ^yyCfc*- al^l•%^^^^^^l^^_ ^Lrho 

' rnsat reasonable snppoaMon waa that 

„ theyâd been kflled by Indiana. 

?V-., A, montil 'passedL and still neither 

JUMUCII nor bis companion returned. 

' Then the other boaters of that region 

* onanbttdja band' toô and look-for 

" th»^ misting men. A week later they 

fisliiniBn^.pcporUmc that they had come 

•; npasji th* body ot Alexander Swift 

-' pierced ."with arrows and scalped. 

* They-'bad found no trace- whatever ot 

Abton." ft seemed probable that the 

, two men had been attacked by'In* 

., dlans; that SwlfJ had been tilled and 

^Âbom. captured. In' which event he 

' ;imust naTe'met'a worse fate than bis 

1 ri «anpanIon. 1 'Thb rates bad washed out 

^'fnft tnO of thb 1 vedsklns as wen as 

*£ ttat 4j& then* captlTe. 

T-\ .The-party beXore their return debat- 

— 'ed-what report to make to Mrs Aborn 

,: astotbe probable fate of her husband 

and acreed that It would be. best to 

i tell her that her husband had doubt- 

lea* been kflled by tbe Indians, not 

> mentioning that he had been first tor- 

^ J 

V; 'A*«W*i1>0fn'family'had Increased 

i 4 troubled *rttj» irmmpi., Bad slept In 

:Y* toom by hlmfeir." Mrs. 'Aborn. who 

,£4UMMt reUiKiDbb- all nope that b* 

,»v-would: ntoro, kept this room always 

rteOytorblm. Bat ahe kept tt locked 

8nd"semr mentioned It or to whom it 

*âA*wa)e|awBM]**>*Âftcr ..bar-,* husband^. 

captor* to tbe'lndlans sbe sold ber 

tj^ntni Iraep^tbem, hnjipc' 

wnr> wouW serve"an 

_ ri, . s. To this woman 

the, raroM -thai; jra» wver.. opened 

wa» S e7i^Bai».?^be once mentioned 

-Atba,«ooiaiP(hir mistress, aisbic why 

It^^'fapMocfcetf, bor receiTttJ* no 

i aathrfactJon: After Insr sbe speeolat- 

poor 1 wonu*ttv 

neeoaoobtlentor- 

whotu sbe ho|H.-d lo soil her |>laniut|uii. 

It wns a stormy ulpht. but »lii' was 

anxlouii'to K»t nu offer for the proper- 

ty und was not deterred by the weath- 

er.'" During tbo ewntutf a baud of 

friendly Indians cu.tui* into Ihe »ettU- 

mem uod were noon vriiiid precluur Uv,.Wlind>'r hlo nnu. 

'••Aui.'iC Mild tlie chaplain, with a 

lun'o pun of'llie \vorId nore social slph of r.'llof. nnd tlif »in-iiki>r prouipt- 

dlHtlnctlons inor»* rlpldlv d.'fln.xj thf" 'r yt«»."~t iicre.. Vuu no l>>ll." 

He aivotuimultHl his words with n 

savage look tb.it tl.-d iKT-ronciK' com- 

pletely. Sho wIsh.Hl lo tell of the In 

dUin who hfld"i;oui> iuto the odly 

caril nK>nl. i.ui did not dtire. -lit' woi 

surely know that she had told nnd 

wouldtotnabawk her. When" ber m!si- 

tress returned JJ. was ovidout that t'.-.p 

ncsro had vxiwrlem-od u-treat scare: 

but. though Mr*. Abort, tried to II- 

ducc her to toll .what had frl^liteni'd 

ber, her offorfB :0«ulust In fnlluro. As 

soon as MM.; Abort! had ci.tie'to her 

room Martha w.'tit out and .reported 

the Indian'.* prwence lu tho house 

But HOC* was .either not lH*llcved or. 

those the- told. »;;'.Tb.-younKW «e,.,HM Ujlween 

T ?:. battle. preoi>eh^^LTIv^Tn tnausunit- '"•' «'"••• ."**'** xTa k , ht '^" he od ' 

uld. • , ,. ' Ivini. ^ •.!,„ ,-: ,.,^., »„, A.-.vls.'d. "lf*.Ulter Wulklm.-." 

ed by William the Coii.iueror for tbe 

nillliar.v defense of his rvnitn. Ula en- 

vironment uufurally t.r.^1 certahi hab- 

its uf rouimund. fosfrtni arnpaciry for' 

dtrcuttni: .the efforts uf uttiei> and lm- 

. (Ktsed î sense of n-slH.u^ll.illty upon 

the planter.for the lived rh.it were la 

hN t.vplns. ,• " . 

Atx'vo all'.•!>•.' the "plnuier Jealously 

miunled bis,rictus U* an rimlUb.frefr' 

mau. When .liberty, .IIIII:.II>UMI lo Eng- 

land the Virvinl.in sturdily resUied ev- 

ery 'jigi2rvs>lon of ro.ful tyrants. One 

husband, one'wlfe. une boiucone kins. 

one iitMl- ibbt'.was the planter'tt creed.' 

Itjif be.reserved the richt to renounce 

monarch who violated the ancient 

Ml and people.. So 

•ulktni: _ 

"No,''r.'pli. I the older man. "I never 

walk'; "ti ihe mllroad truck." "Rut 

we're facun: the direction from which 

tniiu-s et.uu..'' i^rslnlêd the-other. "It'i* 

"sjife." "My ~ son," * «ild tlio middle 

uirt-u* uiiin. "I was.a ruilruacl eui:lueer 

for wore Hum twenty- years.' and if I 

leanu'd oiic thlui; from the poor cbiips 

I'vit seen ;.lrk.-d ..up It wuit not to. walk 

ou'u'*rsiilrueiil inielc when then- t* a 

iKMsIMlity «.f walking: anywhere else. 

If Uif law -f'W'.'d all irillus runnlnc 

on tîiudiiy. and thin \rati Sunday 1 

wouldn't do. It^ lfn the fellow that's 

SUJV he's tilting all the precaurin« 

that Beta kllU-J.~ 

Hero wax u uiiin who knew about 

au who knew. ^ railroad man 

... .-' eoni|»act.betwe».|» ...... ,.-.— _ . 

Oblivion' fltiMlly telKiKtl over the set-. | other peoi'.le numerically as unim'por- railroad* fYotu Intimate con.vtlon with 

Ilcnitjut. Martb.i »l.'i>t In one vf the j^ taut «« thai cn.ii|> of Vlrslnla settlen thorn. Hls.advici* was the adrKe of a 

oosrp cabuw ami .arl.r In tlie inwruluir | ba* f-iyen to humanity MI maoy stateo- 

rcturoed to her IIIOIIHT'S al»»>.lo. dread.,.' ' " ' - -- 

Ins to mid both tier and her.children 

murdered. Entprinu'tbe kltctu-u. she. 

went from there Into the other i-or- 

tlon* of Ibe bouae. ini.i. nndlni; every- 

thine qok-t! the older children'asleep, of^hp 

In tbi-lr licds aud her mistress slum- I p\j,;w Io 

beruij,- Wilh the.Viuallor tie». she uiade 

men, soldiers, orators." |.attioi* and pbl: of oxiK-rjence win say the «ime as bo. 

losophenH— EveryiKniy's Macuzlne. 

opber mind tlmt Ibe wmw was loss 

murderous than *!ie liad-supi 1 "** 1 *' him ; w|,[, V(llr 

to be and set nlHitit cetiltiK bn-atfast |amj (\tt. f., 

Presently she hennl a H>u TIIIKL to so out lo the cemetery side the track arid never on it. 

night. Mrs- Almru's.liead >viis liaug- ' W|it,n. |he uiajtlfs are clad lu tender may not. !«• quite a* p«wl walklnp. 

vd In distan.v l.y takine to the rail- 

road insttîd of the public highway. 

Tlio man xrho ftvls that. ho *mrjst do 

this will 1H» wise ahvny* lo walk bo- 

It 

but 

-The Iwllau «»• nono .oilier than vou lMv,,t. t „.» you It is wmns: It i» .wb^ , ^ ,Ue-story »b hliuseif. "and 

John Aborn." And this ww bU*iory: uo way to rll^ chtldren. .Make your'., 'X l £,r*, % r> £^"SSfL-.me 

He,and his• wmi-aiilo,. buntsimin had honie.bappy. Be tione>t. with them. ° u ^ '£X-«ioS to Sfe/and I de- 

ty had occutT"! for *>nie time to re-' ._.._J>. .,,_J ..... .—. .. . w hra>c . »•.= .o ~c.. .".» " 

lorn north, ifml ev.-n tui'ii he hiid b,H-n 

pbl(p?il U> d^hiy p.'iuc: to his ii-mie 

Those vrifb whom he -bail ent.'rViI thf 

.sottlem'oot were lenornnt tb»t he AVSIS 

a white mnn.'and. be dM.'nut wish 

Ibcru to.tcw It,- tie .'remained cou- 

coaled till they bad left. , • ' 

' ' ' . Willing to Pay.. 

Wht-u ibe ItrTtisb square, at the bat- 

tio or Abu K!e..r.u the Nutttan desert.: 

was pciietrsiied by Uir dervUlns one 

p 

of them atiempied to »|ie:ii a iriiuuer Vious 

l l h 

.In.India Uind.M*. and Mttssuimans aaa i wui r,vilng pre,,y blue as.) 

alike wear botb sandals and shoes (BUD- n^,kod dowo riflb avenue with a 

,pors.' aud tbe latter .boots also, but tbe fpjjjjj. '•-. • ' 

invariable rule U to tvuiove tbem after, '-suddenly'i »aw two "spociai trol- 

emering a' private bouse Just when leys'coming down a cross strwt flllod 

.stopplne on to tbe mat or carpet on ;wjlb ; .jiidreu wavlns flags and'appar- 

wblcb flie visitor take* his seat. Tne3reo[,x U;,vms an uwfuitr good time. 

mu>t be cast off. tbe rlubt boot or shoe bm x COuiao't hear a sobod. In an In- 

drsr, before the worshiper enters a'6UlDt ^m,,,., «topppis to realize tbat 

temple.or moique. aud It is stiU re-! j ôuid hear all tbe other noises of the 

parded as an absolute 'profanation.*to ,,„„,. n^ mT friend's voice I turned 

attempt to enter either fuMy. sbod. But ;arouna aDd geixedhim by thejirm and 

the domestic habit arose out of its ob-' Sboute'ke the ran.ii.er. Lilt I never iiioiiebt, 

tbe fellow*.. iie.i.1 .x.uM Iv s.i Hani. 

rll itiy ti.l ill.- rniinii.'i «• "t« to bear 

no UWHV,..! t|ie ca»e-** 

. '. ~~, ~ , — j coutlueutial air , 

., •,[ . Gold Filled. . ' • ' | "I'll tell yon Just a> iini.-h as 1 know 

~eo!d tilled" mean? Pmli- mjjj.tf,'" bo said "Iji'.i nlstit sbe told 

me sbe sbonl.l n.ijr wlilte. This 

toorolnff at breakfast she said ene'4 

decided on her rose colored sown, and 

*'• badn't causlii on a hook as 

er. wlttf' the e 

. i p a n l o n . *. .''••'•• ..•' ' 

..'. Th* Coffee Shrub! 

AS a rule, the ovfjoe ..bruu first flow- 

Did His Beit.* • ' ers in Its tulrd year and then bears 

Tbe'youns poliri,i:iri.was as obllglns " nl . T a > u " tl . 1 l '«»P »f •fruit. The flftii 

as possible, but mere was a limit to • - c< ' Ilr ' IlS uiliallx the time-*f the first 

bis posalblUlirt When the reporter "-•'ol.sMer.iMe. yield. In Java three uatli- 

itsked him what his ttlfeVould wear.' erinjis. are ma.leaiinu.illy. called tbe 

at the mayor's re.','pil t rmtemplojree." the; mltitner;-what ts yonr Idea of a perfect flr 

answend wearily. t-Khe's a woman' nnT' . . 

trylric to decide on* a. uenr Mt.~—Buf- 

falo Express. • ' 

X;^> : ;.Si;,?-Ai.'.'Py ? ,< . V. 

•''.We should tell onrsrlves nnre for all 

that It Is ttieilrst duly uf the u.ui'io 

become as nappy, complete; |nde|ieud- 

cot and grent us' lira 1 Iu Its i».wer,— 

llaurice Maetfrilnrk. ' • 

Be>-nM you ever near lUat Jos»on> 

irtfe s'praka I wo |bmgoajie* J Hl^-. Vea.' 

He-WiMt are luVy> She—TUr- one;fo» 

eomnanyat>d'tliaoi!ber'for Jaceon. :' 

. l M ^ ( . ' " i " , ( J T ~ ' i , ,"..—•' *•• ' • •' ' p ' - ' 1 *•'".• •• >•.-. -i • '' . 

f&jreq^^ 

! : Kl'5?SicfT^SiT. Jfrf •' k'nfiBr.' 

• -Wdt" replied her bnaband. 

000 may not. be perfection, bat ITS 

near enough to satisfy a man of my 

Umple tastes."—Chicago News. 

. ' Facetious Nomenclature. ' 

; . "The people' of iWalea escaped ranch 

when it was decldifd to call them 

Welshmen Instead of Whalers." 

-Tea. hot it wooM have been stm 

worse U they bad railed, tbem ,Wdah- 

ers."—Baltimore American. 

Be woo brings ridicule to .beat 

against trotb Bods In his hands a blada 

* cotX«*MS- isreely in belni 

bWm»e«W8lild 

p 

als wither and full on* almost Imine- 

dliiiely: A coffee, estate iu full oowr 

Is a very beautiful n'lghr. but its Blorj 

Is very s«on i«Kt.—Westminster Ga- 

xette.. ' •'.. " . 

At tli 

.was a 

A.W;tty Suggestion, 

tliur wbeti Thatldeii* Stevens 

representative in •(s.uKre»s. a 

of the house who was noted 

for Jils uncertain * >lii|-Uu.:er"dl>cus!i|«ii 

without. tiudin*- hlm^»tf nentntl ns-ked 

one ilfly' for le:iy of II|I{..IIIV. ,k 

"Mr. S;>«ke!-." said Stevens. "I do 

not rise to oi>je.t. but to xua-ivt tbatt 

;tbe bononil I.* member uetM not "ask 

lbl< fav.r. fi'r. lu« (•Tin enislly pair off 

with himself.". . 

. ' • Few Wits. • 

niro—I w;is cok me only u 4U.ituenl to 

rolhvl uij- wits. Ilir-Y.^: !!• ••'ii.dii"! 

take ally l»u?er tliau that. Co'nu."— 

'' 

Huuru Hi* Man. 

< **I con't say I've uever told a lie." 

,'"Say tbe retrofit." . ' 

"But I never tell a man a bleeor lW 

than't think be'U beileve.-—Piftsburi 

Post • • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : • . 

One today Is wortb two toroorroara. 

.rf*aakljn.:;-;.;:. : .;.:'.:' ... i ",:....-.:..:..:..:.... - 

FOOTPRINTS OF GLACIERS. 

They Prssant a 8*riou* Probltm tar 

• ". Future) Oaneratlona. 

Tbe lite of New Vor£ city wns once 

burled under hundreds, possibly thou- 

sands, of feet 01 lev. , Ample' proof 'of 

this Is found* lu many places ou .Man- 

hattan Island, tho most tangible being 

tbt> "fuotprlnts" of claclem. Examine 

tlie surface of tbo rocks tn Central or 

Riverside park and you will find nu- 

merous peculiar marks. 

Those peculiar marks, called by ge- 

ologists "striae," aro 'tbo "footprints" 

of glaciers. They were.produced by 

tbe grludliu; of pebbles upon'tbo rock 

surfaces Tiuuer' tbe glaciers' as tho lat- 

ter moved to tho sea. 

Uow Ions ugo It was that glaciers 

flowed over Manhattan* Island Is a 

matter of uncertainty^ Tbo period baa 

boon variously estimated at from 5,000 

to 00,000 years. ' Tlio present trend 

of opinion U In Tuvor of tho smaller 

estimate. Tint, knowing as wo do 

tbat tbo idle of Now York clly was gla- 

ciated at a time remote or compara- 

tively recent, iho iwrtvntous question 

arises. Are the glaciers likely to de- 

scend on It npiln? Xo human means 

could arrest their Irresistible advance. 

Palatial home*, towering skyscrapers. 

East river bridges, all tho magnificent 

monumeutM of human achievement, 

would ho ground into atoms and swept 

Into tbe ocean. _^-~ 

8triue, or "footprints" of glaciers, ore 

fouud from the highest nortneVn and 

southern latitudes to the equator. Was 

tbe entire- surface of tbe earth at ono 

time covered with ice? "8ome geolo- 

gists have taken that view, but the 

evidence does not warrant It. 

Tbat the e.irth has changed Its axis 

from time to time aud Is still changing 

It is a fuel well knawu to nsirouomers. 

It la conceivable, therefore, that In the 

course of ages, liefore the. earth's crust 

assumed li» .present formation, the 

les may once have lieeu on the pres- 

| m 

Hue where' the |H. I ik-rl, I&IO. 10 .1.^1., I*, y.. elH'^ 

ELECTION NOTICE. 

- ' The Psychological Moment. 

"Is Miss Wheaton at homer 1 asked 

one of tbe neighbors of tbe spinster as 

be called at hrr door to get her signa- 

ture to a petition. •" • 

"She la that." res|>onded Cella-Leahy, 

three weeks', over from Ireland and'a 

most wllliuc bandnuilden. "Will ye* 

step In. sorrV" . ' • , 

. "1 should like to see ber on n matrer 

of btisiriii-s for a few moments If sbe 

Is .not engaged." said the neighbor. 

h i m In. " •••• .. ' " ' 

•"If «he has nc—Boston Transcript. . 

Lite ret." • . • 

Bnmmy' Roblnsoo-Tea. mom; once 

for a whole year I turned me back on 

Ilkker. Klud.l-ady-Ah. my noble man. 

what • were you doing at the time;' 

Rummy Uoblnson-Drivtoff.a brewer* 

dray, mum.—London Tit-Bits. 

The Way It Goes. 

' "ThU, U an odd way Rlrls nave of 

gnttlng Into society." *-]. 

'••How Is it oddr .' • . 

-Why. to s*t Iu they first bare to 

come out."—New York Journal. 

l*t him who would move the world 

orst IU..V.. bltiiW.—Socraics. 

Notice of Meeting or Commit 

sioners of Assessment 

Nolle* !• b«r»hjBU«o UiMt h«vcd«lKer«d 

to ttw Ctinmi--ioQ*r« of AM/iumeni P' 

Or*nn Oily. N»w Jonjey.ftcopy ol ibonMlu* 

lion paueu by I UP Conmioo Council ol Uce*n 

City on ociobar *3, UUK iMMwrlftiDinn I tie 

co*w arrxpt-iiMiof ih«1iMprovero«nliitw*» 

out m »n ordiDADr* entitled "An ordinance 

lo provide fir the improvement of certain 

»U*«li., »\«nue*and blgnwayii In Iberlty o> 

Ocean (Hy by curbing and pavlocihe in)' 

wllb i'tni*or comrntln front of e*rta*n .«• 

ami bet«r*en r«rtattf atrveU. upproved tie- 

rfnhtr £1. Mutt, duly nttevted by roe; nod 

TAKK NOT1CK tbat tbe. «ald (Mmroli- 

Monerp of Aw wment Imve nrpolotcd ««iiir- 

day, tbe -^1 «tny of October. Wio, at 11 o citvk 

In Ui«? fort*noon* ml Hie Council t^btmlxr. 

Klglitb KnUConinil uveoue, ttveitD City* N< 

J • M» tot) it me nnd place or meet.DIE far bear- 

ing the parttr» tntrredtedin sorb I m pro ve- 

in*.. I, HI At inch Utiioibvy will give all p«rllf« 

inter- MM m.'or adt-ctert by, lli* ltnpro\e- 

m»*nt HID Itt opportunity to be bearu ujton 

«ubj*ct t*r tt.« aH-ewment ol tlie di.m*v» 

puaiain Mll*-i>tt-4 !>• (»•••; »IH1 

lurUivr v 

TAKK NOT1C th, V 

J.,M* I he lime and ulareol utretliic f(>r iwr 

me tbt« par*if« .ntervitHl tn *urb lmpn>%r- 

nieni. at wliU-h time they win tfivetttl phrtlr* 

toten^led in. or Hliected t>>. Ibf ltn| rove 

ircot nniple onpo luuily lu lw iM^trd II|MIH 

Ibe Muljerl of lite ui»iin.i«men\ of Hie iliiiiittL't-* 

tied by nr l>«>neniia conlirred ii|' 

or mil t-Ktale ••>' rru^m of «u< h in 

KOI.L% «..\KHI-riSoN, 

• i*y Clerk or o rutifiiy, 

Ihtted.lK'toNTl, li»H» IlKi. tt., I*. F..*«. U 

Notice of Meeting of t'o'mmis 

siouers of Assessments. 

Notice !• be re by tclwn Hint lh»\e dtllvere«1 

lo Ihe Commit* loner* of A»»*»M«nient of 

ttreMi». lulu. iN-lwet'ii *he bountor t.oVloc.li tnth*' 

BiorulDtii.it*l Tcv'clock.ln Ilie^veulrttr. lor.lljr 

purpoM-or elcvlltic 

«;owrnor. ' , 

Mvlnberj^f tile llnil-4'of ltrt>r*"..t!f 

- Afembcr of tue (.ttrtirrnl A^M-ml'ly. 

Sheriff. 

I'vrontr. 

t'Uy t'onil'trollpr. 

Tvo.Mrnilwr*.iftl^ lUwr.l.'.f f^]u.Mt|.c>tl«ortti« County of Cape MM), 

maoVootbe 27lh Oay of July. A. l». 1V10.»n 

ibe application of tor »ab*rribrr, Kxn-utrU 

ol »aid decea»ed^ notice 1» hrr*by eiwo io 

Ib© creditor* ol auld devra*>etl lo. exht'ttt IA 

(be *ub*rrtbvr uodef o«lb or MlBriuulloii 

Ibelr c'alin*and demand* mptlaat the r*l»l 

of raid deceased -v. IvtO. or they Will 

be forev**r barred of any aitlou at^»tn*4 -ibe 

»ub« 

• i ;i J : ; V 1 ...;'; 

Tlie lots marktil on thi* plan were a part of the H. B. Ho well estate. 

Other lob«, all of which arc for s.i!c, comprise i.ot 7,^4, Central avenue, 

third lot wjulli of Thirleenth -treet. This Central'avenue lot has new 

Granolitliic Sidewalks anil Curbs. • • 

Also 653 Wesley avenue. • _ 

Ashury avenue lots are two fotSon wtst •iiile Seventy feet north of Six-' 

teenth st'a-et, nnnil*«rcil 4S9 and -| will soon provide mail rccep-' 

tariff on their house*, and this invention i> particularly designed lor" 

use in connection with a house to house delivery, overcoming 

many objectionable features in devices as heretofore constructed by 

fittini; a.box or receptacle interiorly of the house adjacent the'door," 

provided with .a chute *o arranged as to "pen outwardly of the house 

in a substantially hidden position. Worthy of Iiiycmlgnllon . 

- For particulars, etc., call or address . •" • 

R. C. ROBIINSOIX, Agent 

744-46 Anbury Avenue Ocenn iilty, tVi J. 

lng Inapectorll. A. W. Hmllh. 

Hlreet HupvrvlNor—U'Hrrau W. Krowu. 

Illy HollJitor-A. A. Hiiwcll. 

Councilman—Hurry K. Ntanlon, Harry 1. 

Hiultn, V. M. Uunubell, JoUu MitU.-tt. M.' 

HampMin, Uoora-B u. Adama, Dr. Ulurlo. II. 

Hoard ol Health— PraaMed, Or. N. Howard 

Kurt; Hiwllh UlUwr und Hocrcury. T. 

c Adama; Truu.unr.Ooen J. 5lcCunn;Med. 

Lee. 

leal loapcctor, or* I* N.Urlacom; Metubera 

or Hoard—Ur. V. K, KUwantH und Jolip It. 

U U U l l l d M i 

U r a v e f U u U y l u p w r r l p i 

Jloard 01 • Kducullon—Ur. n. r. A boot 1, 

l>mldenl; A. J.Hmllb. Vice l're»ldcnt: U. K. 

Htollb. Hecrelary; Klcbard B. HUlca. ti. tt. 

U^rup'Wn. Juium W. Leo. 

Ully Huparintendeniof Mrhoula—Prof. Jaa. 

H, Htevuna. 

-oveneer or tbe Poor— Itcubiu t.uilliiiii. 

CHURCH SERVICES. 

Kirat M. K. ly'liurcb. corner cenirnl avviiiie 

and KliiMI. alnsoU' Itov. Dr. K, It- IIriin>ut«, 

uaator. 1 • " .. 

Morulmc iwrvlce, 10JKK ovenlnii nnrvlcv.TÛ. 

Vrayer nieellnic* W«dniM.1uy UVVIIIIIK, 7J*I- 

riunday aelioiil, iUU. MurK W. A.IUIIIH, 

aupurtnlAlidunl.' r 

. Cmidoflru»l«J«-ITe«l.l*nl, Dr. II. T. Ab- 

K. W. Kdwarif»; »lwurd. M. Himou. Wn>. I.. 

Ulbb, Jobl. Mart*. Ueunto j. Adunia, U. U. 

Parker. Kll K. Mtew»rl. • 

Claaa Jltwcintfa—Huuduyuiornlnic,IL&),Jnlin 

UarlJ*. leader: Monday eyenluK, 7.*fl, Mra.' 

K. Urlck, leader Krlduy- weutuv. t ountfa 

U n l d Tl latiua e nld In 

WM. LAKE, C: EM 

Real Estate Agent. 

Survrytnt;,t'on\>yimJ'hitM*«tMii.lH»Umtrr»' IM^t».Nnti*ryf*u!iltiivri untl A«t'iirv uvt-liuf, 1*. u. lto\ if*. , WSf.fLAKKe 

Real Estate Agent 

LICENSED AUCTIONEER. 

No.: 721 Asbury Abenue, Ocean City, N. j. 

ck, leader Krlduy weutuv. t outf 

Uon.n leader* Tlieae lusatiuga are neld In 

ibecbnrco.* ' : . .. 

- Benlor Uitwurtb Leuicue—Tlturaday eveu- 

ln«,7J0, It llowurJ Tliorn, Pmildeni. • 

Klrat Pmabyleruin Uuureh, Wealey avenue 

and Mevemu alreet. lu. in.: Hubbaih Hcnopl,-iDO p. m.; 

Pnsaeblnn. 8JJ0 p. - m.; Praj'er Meellnlia 

Wednemluy eveulna". Ill»o'clock. . ; 

Macwtonla U. B. Cburcb.'TenUi atreel and 

Mliupaon uvenue, ubove Iteadlnie Depot, IN* and Thuraday Kveulugi* dur- 

IliK Winter. 

Bell Pbotie-AUanlleClty, NO.UI U. 

Ucran City, No. IK. 

B# T. ABBOTT, M. D., 

Phyaician aud Mnrgeon, 

OFHCE-Conwr Centnl ind Elgbtli Street 

(TUI9a.m. 

Krom I lo S ,..... 

KromUloUp.ro. 

orricc Nouna rjp?51 to aj>. nj 

C HUTCHINSON. M. D. 

624 EIGHTH STREET . 

OCEAN CITY. N. J. . I. 

oyriric HnnitH^H to 11) a. iu.:*Jto 4 p in*. 

7 la H p. in. ' Ifell 1-boue IK7-X 

J N. GRISCOM, M. D. 

EIGHTH 8T. /VND WErfLKY AVK. 

llotli liiuneH— IKII, IS; luler-Hlrtle, lilt 

Oltlce lloura- Until lou. m. Krom »lo «|>* m. 

No oflico liuura Hunday ufternoon. 

Al Itnttben H. ConH.n'a, Mnliiora. Mon.la>H, 

WvtlneHdaya and Hatunlaya, H.1U lo 6J9J p. in. 

Hour*. 

it- Ilia. m. 

Mp. 

7-Nn. 

Hiimlay 

«"; Allen Corson, M. D. -vv.:::: 

, 808 Wealey Avenue 

Ocean Cltv ».New- 

-Bell W. 

ÎtJii 

- W. P. HAINES 

9aO Central Ave. Ocean City, N. J. 

Or-KICK iiolIIIH: 

KtOIUll.lll. 'J III I p. III. 

lltl.S |>. III. 

[)K. CHARLES B. RIDER 

Otis M. Townsend 

A Practical HeaBliore Arclillec 

-Llcenaed by tlie State...' -:- -:- . 

EIGHTH STREET, OPP. P. O. 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

LA. STEELMAN 


Cbn ud Ojtlajr Toagt a 8pio&IU 

Agent for Btewail'a Iron Worku Co. 

Plain—anit-OrrjBiDenUI—F 

Iron Bailings aud Window-Guards.' 

Seventh St. and Haven Ave. • 



t>L*ae,a».iciricATio«ea«oeuptai«Ti«oeacc 

421 Mariner &nerchants' BuUdlos 

_ ' PHII.ADEi.PHIA. PA. 

ln*t>«»n City, otJoa. 1. Hcull'a offlee', 'Very 

Wedncaday ondHalurday and every evening. 

809 Central Avenue 

OCKAM V1TV. X. J. • 

K'S I'HA"KMACY 

d At-bury Avenue. 

ll>|.>|i|..»]>hlt.-^. a tn... 

)UII twbl .mi 

ourwtd.this matter at lln-ir 

Monday evenlHK-. It »»» decided, to 

iii»lrui:t Secretary" Tuwnveiul to write 

Hupt. Akariuati, of-Die Hlioru KUHI 

Line, explulnliiK the |.y»illiiiior theatre- 

K»er» from Ocean City" with rtfereuee 

I11 the Irpln a«. 1 oinniiiilatlon»1.uiiil re- 

•|UesllliR him In I111I1I Ilie 11.1(1 'farturv 

Atlantic City Theatres 

APOLLO IIJLATKE 

Ttsurt*, Krl Mud •...!• Hvia. 

. H4T.MT.ATJ.I] : 

f>!rect from the Uarrlck TheHlre, 

• New York • 

Tlie Neu* Voik rtun «ny< Hie luciui- 

parable f'oiueflltftiiie vt AtDerluti *' 

iMaiirli-efampbell i 

Henrietta Crosman 

Aud Her Metrouolltnu : traln 'on 

the Weat Jer»ey Kailroad, and tbey 

did not ultoRether encape the public 

«ye. Their bitKBai»e mire deeorutloHH 

tlmt cave Hlrone liiilkutionx tluit the 

nwnerH.U'ero 01*1 their wedding tour. 

Kveulng—25c, 6O0, 7oc, $1.00, tl.50 

.Pop. Mat. Sat—25o, fiOc, 75c. |l 00 

NEXV HONPAVKTR. OMI.V 

Thomashefsky's Yiddish Co. 

IN 

The Second Wife 

Price*, SSe, 85c, 60c, 7f>c. tl 00 


Conveyancing»Insurance 

' ; • • \ • • ' . ' * ' >? 

••'.•'. * NOTARY PUBLIC AND - 

.' COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS 

Nps. 744-46 Asbury Avenue 

OOEAN OltY. N. J. 

KS*M6ney to loan on Bond and 

Established 18S1 


B. R. SMITH & SONS 

PAPER 

1048 and 1050 Asbury Avenue 

\ Ocean City, N. J: • " 

Up-to-Date Papor Hanging ',, 

Artists'Materal . . . • . 

•. Workmanship Guaranteed 

•. Pictures Framed to Order 

NO COMBINES OFFICE: 1238 WEST AVENUE 

Consumer's Ice Si Coal Co. 

WHOLBSAIM MHO RETAIL, DEALERS IN „ . 

Improve* Syutem Used 

Nowblteorlroatlce 

Prompt Attention 

Be«t Ice la the City 

A Big Reduction ir> Rrloe 

BUVOFTME COMPANY THAT CAUSED A REDUCTION 

.TRADE MOTTOt "SQUARB DEAL." Bottf Phones 

SEEK LATER NIGHT CAR 

FROM ATLANTIC CITY 

Progressive League "of This 

City Sends Request to 

Sapt. Akarmaa. 

|inlroiiMof Atlantic Clly 

aicalii ex|irrlencliiK tlielr 

UHiial troublo In tlie fall anil winter. 

When they attend amumjuient plqcvH 

In Atlantic City in Ilie evenings. 

UHually tbey are compelled to leave 

the lliealre before the clone or the 

HIIOW iu order to catcli the, Innt eleclrle 

car for Ocean City. 

Hupt. Akarman wax si-kcil, n HIIOII 

llineaKU, lo hold the luntx-ar. "until .a 

tiuios little later than 11 •!«. ON |H now 

the cane, but He tolil lilti |iellthuiur» 

that IIIIH could not be done under •tin, 

ItiHHlated. 

The tneinbets of the YOUOR MCU'H 

TRUST COMPANY 

SELLS BUILDING 

Joseph I. Scull BnyB Property 

Now Occupied by Harry. 

Cone. 

County Collector Joueph I Hcull WUH 

Ihe Hiiccesnful bidder for the two-ntory 

property occupied by Harry Cone, al 

the corner or KlRhtlmtreet and Anbury 

avenue, olFered for Kale by the new 

owner, the Ocean City Title and Truat 

Co. - ". - • • 

Kour'bldri were received by the com- 

uy.—UUio-co 

MeHalou of the Lulldliig would be bad 

Novembers, the wiccesBrut bidder to 

remove the building.from Its pronent 

location between N'oveuiber .> and 

November 10 of Him year. 

.If Mr Bcull I|OCH not Hell the hon-e 

wrnre IIIH time expired, he will move It 

tooueol hi,i lolN-aiid make a nuiiiber 

of iiilprovemciilHlti thi> JIOIIHP, ,,,- * 

NOT A CANDIDATE 

Or. HuadlM Daran'l Wnul '•••••i. 

L . * nlnfeTton l*re*ilr. John Hnudley, of 

Ocean Orove, l» not. Io lie the next 

prealdent of I'ennliiRlon Hemlnary, 

I'.intrary to publl»heit re|K>rt. Doctor 

Handley, who IH a prealdliiR elder of 

the "New Jersey Conference -of the 

MvlliodiHt Epl-eopal 4'hureh, Hay» lie 

IM uot a "candidate for the place. In 

all probability the Itev. Dr. Johji It. 

HalneH, the vice "preHldent,* .will be 

chuxtjii an president at the ilext ineel- 

IIK of the board of IrunleeH. 

Alieaily the Milary or Doctor HalneH, 

11 anticipation of lilu elevation lo the 

lilKher oHIee, IIBH been InereaKed to 

£*MHI a year from flSlM. It IH ulider- 

HIIHHI that Doctor -Maine* will pick a 

buHlneHH man from the conference 10 

take charge of. I'ennlliKton'H uivlerlal 

IntereHtH, while he (Doctor HalncM) at- 

tendn to the vcholufctic and relinlouM 

partiueuts. -• ' . 

•louulit-u coiluic**. - :. • 

TliaiuaH.ltoblnHoii*, or Cramer Hilt, 

IIUH purchased, Ilirouuh the agency of 

Frank K" Darby. Mrn. Annie K. Ped- 

rlck'H cottage. 111 Went'avenue. He 

IH employed by Frank llownuii in tlie 

concrete work 6u "the Oardeiin t.'o.'H 

tract and will bring bin family .lo llilx 

clly. . . . ' " 

THEY FAVOR CITY 

PLHGRODND 

Property Owners Say Official? 

Here Should Provide for 

- ••'•'*the Fntttre. • 

"A few weeks "ago,"-nald a I'IIIIB- 

delphlan who OW'IIH property In till* 

rerart, "I raw an article in the HKS- 

TINEI. advocallng a playground for 

the children and nuggeHtlng Ilie open 

space known ait the camp ground ax a 

delightful and available location. 

'•'I- think the Huggestlon mwt ex- 

cellent aud I. with many or my 

friends, approve of the idea. It neeniH 

tome that.Ibe city authorities Hhould 

make a move. In t.hiH matter before It la 

too late. They Hhould look to needH 

along thiaHue for theyeara to come. 

"The city la growing remarkably 

aud within a comparatively aliort lime 

the need or Buch a playground will be 

felt. There In no doubt of thin. 

Itutprcfvd aloud. 

The Cape May County Hoard of 

Freeholders yealerday afternoon lu- 

tipected tbe work-being done by'Bena- 

tor Hand, the coutraclor.for tbe second 

sectlou or the new-road from Crooked 

Creek to KIIIB Man>hall'»- btore, a dis- 

tance or eleven ml let). Thin road is to 

be part or tbe ocean boulevard. The 

board's engineer is uow preparing 

plans for the third section ot t bio road. 

Oone «o Trenlon. 

.11. Frank Smith, a delegate from 

Iota Council, No. 126; Jr. O. U. A. M., 

left here Tuenday for Trenton to attend 

the annual. State council meeting of 

the Junior Mechanic... He was aocotn- 

p'auleU by Charles J). Bauipson, a 

member of tbe local lodge. 

.Anomer Bay Villa . • 

' K. t.. Chenter, of this.clty, has glveu 

to English A Johnson 'the contract to 

build a two.Htory villa ou the Ulen 

Cove Tract at Tenth street aud tbe bay. 

The house will cost fc!500. 

Own Van Hauie. 

ft's dlgulllod aud gives you 'a deli- 

cious Dense or security to owu your 

home at ' 

., OCEAN CITY. 

Besides, your responsibility as a real 

estate owner makes you q desirable 

cltizeo. Think It over, then call on • 

HARBY HEADLEY, 

Real Estate Operator, Ninth and As 

bury- avenue; next. to tire, house who 

wlllahow you tho very best way and 

some or the greatest bargains to be 

found, hero on the ..eaatetit. teims. 

Phone connection. • •'... . 

iiditloiiH-were-thttt—poH' to—write—slmllar-leti 

Hratauraul Haal 

H D. Pierce ban .tlinponed or hi* 

renlauraut bunlnenH. lo Win. Wright, 

forneventeeiiyeamae«inMtablein Mlll- 

I. Mr. Wrlght'H Him ban been 'con- 

ucing a reataurant iu Mlllvllle _ Mr. 

fierce, who han been in biiHiiiens here 

two, yearn and han done well, for 

which lietiiaukn hln patroiiH, will con- 

tinue to reside here. He"wlll devote 

all hlatlmeio piiMhlng his luvenllou, 

which la adyerti»ed In this innueof the 

SEXILNEU! 1——ill: ——1___—. 

WANT BRIDGE RUN 

' TO OCEAN CITY 

Letters. Sent To Freeholders 

by This Resort's Progrcs- . 

sive League. 

Membern oftho YonnR MBII'H Hro- 

CHHIVO I.caRuo of Ocean City are or 

the opinion that the proponed bridge 

aeroHH Urcat Kgit Harbor Hay Hhould 

be built from Homers' Point to tblH 

city, hiBlead or to Heealey'H l*olnt, aH 

nripean to bo tbe Intention. 

After dlncjiBHlnR the Hiibject at their 

meeting Monday night, the uiembeh) 

Instructed the necretary to write lo 

the mernberH of the Cape May County 

Boanl or Freeholder!. In thin city' and 

remie.it tliein to une all their ellorU (o 

build the bridge to tltix city fioui Hoiu- 

erH' Point.. 

The secretary wa* also Instructed 

item—to—Director 

Doughty, or tile • Atlantic County 

Board or Kreeholdent, aud W. Ueott 

Haud, or till* city, a member or tbe 

State Ocean Boulevard Committee. 

The league -put lUteJf 011 record an 

opposed to making the nut of 1IMI7 re- 

lating to Ihe rehuprovemert nf HtieetH 

a purl of the city charter. 

The following new ineiiilitr» were 

elected: • .. ' . 

J: I'. DUIIOIH, Lawrence Lear, Harry 

II. l.uke. Win. H. I'olliHMin,' Jr., and 

A'. Ii: Purler. 

C. Mower Hlioemuker'H application 

for memberHlilp will be acted upon at 

tbe uext meeting of the league. 

President Holla (larretHon a|i|Hilnled 

('liailcH HampHon' a member or the 

linauce committee, and l>eroy Howe a 

meiuberortlieinemberHtiipcoiiinilltce. 

The league bus secured, a room at 

the ItlHcayue, where the regular nieet- 

IIIKH will.be held. - ' . 

MBLVIN COMING BACK 

CdHen of. typhoid here lant Hummer, 

perhapH due to tl.e eating or oyuterH 

out of neaMon and the changed mode 

of living on tlie part . or vlsltorn 

people -who probably had typhoid 

fever gerniH before coinliiK to thin city. 

If the gerini were lying around loose 

11 Ocean City, why didn't praple from 

L'amdeii.'MlllvHlo, Jlridgcloit, Vine- 

laud 1111M Hco'reH of otlnSr placeH who 

 

later. 

Jt In said Uiat It l« more than likely , 

hat Commodore W. D. Hnow, Vice 

Coramodqre C. C. W. WlUon and the 

other oRlcers will be reuomluated and 

re-elected, a» they have been at tbe 

bead or the club affairs only s very,. . 

hort time. • '. 

Many of the members wi

nei 

•'Ha in 

r.don* bysmpsrisnesa 

wonu'Ctv; 

notiacad tb«tUM'd«flcltfbr tb« O*c«l 

year ended Jane 80.1910, amounted lo 

only- «tf81,482, aa compared with 

117,479,770, far the preceding. >«ir. 

These are tne>,flna| Ognresai reported' 

hytne auditor Tor'tbe department and 

•bow a *«vlojtotUl,i$98,2Jpdartng tfr 

course or Ibe year. The «rWe discrep- 

ancy between the deUdt tot the fiscal 

yean 1B0B'and l&10 : -la'regarded by 

officials as bearing out the recent state- 

ment', by tbe Postmaster Genera] that 

befyra ibe.close or another flscal year 

tbe portal establishment' will be «lf- 

sustaining. . " • 

Wurnsa In the. Cbrlitlsn Herald, 

B. B. Johristone aaya: In England, 

city government baa aettled into. cer- 

i ii h I l 

rt Boardwalk hotel a reality 

-cao afford, to do a- little 

mov. 

iwllUea aregettiug red-hot, 

{ntkleratood, and if la conadently 

f;:fw*ift«|-by many that all Republican 

iJTeindMatea 1 will not have a walkover. 

Newark, Oct. 22.-H la only three 

years ago tbat Knturnbacb. then tbe 

Democratic candidate tor governor, la 

an address to tbe people of Pater- 

tain definite requisites that It lias son used tbe following language In 

taken .centuries to determine. The praise of Vivian SI/ Lewis, .the pres- 

Englisbma'u or attain works for the eat BepnbUcan candidate: -In Justice 

love of IU There buve beeu ca«ea or to Mr. Lewis, your fellow townsman. 

graft In British Cities, but diacovery I 1 must' say that he Is oue of the few 

meaut quick punishment and com-' officials at Trenton who can be found 

plete suppression 

mayor or aldermau 

'rfl^WIMwoodBu'o.onooftbeneat- 

âajilnnaibr jwpwa tathe, county, baa 

ftl'-u'pon {lta eleventh year. Tbe 

littr aU.but especially for 

6f JBlve;MUe Beach. 

tbe political ex 

t»'inobW not be forgotten 

. i i r ' f . ' p p t y owoera or 

tMa'cnyfc.l tbat provisions iboold be 

; a i " l d f b bll 

fc t p 

r.i" plajgroondfor tbe cbll- 

h 

fiearlsle-tity-Bevlew-esHie-to 

- qslastweak In an enlarged and much 

,. Improved 1 shape. 1*. I. Bossey, tbe 

edUorrortbeiastlS months, has ae- 

fMapHaimH gnu results during tbe 

sborrttaM he has been In charge of 

, 'theBevtow, which has now entered 

^nponlta third year. 

""* \"Drarnro tbeyean 1911, isi2 and 1918 

•• the-turns of more than BOO office- 

_ boldcrstn thls'State will expire. Tbe 

> salaries ot these people range from 

910.000 • year down to tl.OOO. The 

/"'dtsMbntton of this pat/onage will be 

• ID- the hands of the next governor of 

•£ .New'Jersey. Here Is something for 

the voters togtve deep consideration. 

~, Ax exchange suggests that worn-oat 

,} railroad ties which are burned op 

\ along tbe right of way might better 

-'bagfventofamlllesforfoeL. Thin Is Dot 

' new. and BQdoobt a great many are 

f 'thus disposed of, bat tbe companies 

> woakt bs pat to expense In hauling 

_ the ties totbeelty poor. Probably tbe 

^vUles^woold be donated If phllanlhro- 

r -'-plsu would anange for tbelr eollee- 

'' . tion. and delivery to the poor without 

Yonr Eugllth 

Is proud of. bis 

position because' or the opportunity 

given to "Improve his city. HI*' own 

emolument* are too small to be con- 

sidered. Hls'rewards must be what 

many American officials would re- 

gard as the merest seullcenialltles. 

Germans make a close, exbsusiive 

study of municipal government—a» 

tbey do most tblugs' affecting tbelr 

empire, and tberi- are no .notable 

scandals lu tbe realm of tbe Kaiser. 

The official thief bas a ebort shift 

uuder German systems aud his re- 

wards do not tempt him, aa lu tills 

country, to brave Imprisonment. 

A COUNTY exchange coutaius the 

fallowing, wblcb can be read with 

profit by a few SENTINEL subscribers 

wbo have "been a trifle negligent re- 

, „".) jtat a,'decision just handed down, tbe 

•" Haptrtor Court in Pennsylvauu has 

• sostsined theTalMltyof the act which 

' /makes It unlawful for onnaturallzed 

"l-'iV- ' pwsoQS to have flresnns In their po»- 

**v i aMsJooy^Xbe case WAS appealed from 

« \;,', Indiana Coonty.wbere twotUavs were 

' am*sted«od fined S25 for having 

doable-barrel shotgun In their posse 

skw.[.,lt. was contended that ibe act 

•.trsalsted. the ftartecntb amendment of 

the Federal constitution, bat the court 

_nfnsea to take that view. 

^V«AHX of Ocean City's people attend 

; tb»Âpollo Theatre, In AtlanUcClty, 

-(• offlce of tbe el'y clerk on or hrfnrw 

lb« Mvttntb day ot'Notember. A. U- l»;o. 

Pone by order of Common Cou-rtJ.Orr.oU. 

HOLLA 

10-15, St., P. 

oruceao City. N. J 

NOTICE OF INTENTION. 

Parabanl to a motion adopted Mt H oiê' - 

or Common Council ol Ocean Cliv, N. J .neli 

on the third dny of October. A. l>t folD. |Hibll« 

notice la hereby given or ibe Inlemloa ol ibe 

aald Oominob Cooddt to Introduce an or- 

dinance at a tneellpa 1 to be'held o-i.tbe 

seventh day of Noretnber.A. D.1910. *n tbe 

Council Clumber, al » o'clock, 'or as « 

loereafler'aa common Council may at 

mlnettoeorb wltb eententeurb and pavaMlu*-* 

walka wltb «-menl.tne aldewalka ox At antic 

avenue IromHislb to Herentb aireeta; c«u* 

tral avenue from Korty-tUbtb atreet to Kitty. 

dr»t Htnet; Anbury avenue tforn Fony-nlntb 

aueel loKinjamt aim>i:rorty-nlntn «lre«l 

from .Aabury-avenue to .Wealey avenue; 

rlftletn street from Aabury avenne lo Wvalry 

avenue; Xbtrty-lourtb atreet tram. Central 

aveaoe-U>-Uav«n~avenoe;-exeepllnc-lbere' 

rrom Ib v lota alrrady completed. ID aald city 

of Ocean Clly, according to- ibe provlalooa of 

an ordinance now I o force governing tbe 

n n e . . • • • " • • : . • . • .' • • • • • J 

Notice la farther (IV-D that ao much or tbe 

coats, damaa.cn. and *x p^naea of tbe Improve 

menu or aa*d at tewalka as represent* the 

apedaland pecnllar beneata conferred upon 

tbe owner* of land and re il eatale tenenne^ 

tbereby "ball be a«*e«eftl thereoo- fn propc»r- 

lion lolbc beo'Staeaeb •noil be deemed 

aequlre. -'..'. • . ' , • 

All pepM»n« ot>J clinic to fcueb Improve- 

1 ire«e t inelr obleetlona In wrll- 

tn««ttlô4tlôrLbeÛy«iWlitb 

tbe seventb day ol November. A. D. I9!a 

!>one by order of Common Council, October 

1910 ••• 

ROI.I.V OARRETXON. 

•••*,• i City Clerk of ocean ciry.N.J 

10-13,SI.. P. K..HUB. • .-„' 

-: , : .•:" '} N O T I C E . •;• •. 

Tbe County Board of Taaation will new 

appeals from iiiriinirnn of tales ID tbe dlf 

ler**nt mnnMpalltles lo Cane May Coontv at 

tbe places designated bvlow and a poo tbe 

date* named, convening In eaeb plane at ten 

o'clock in tbe morning except a* otberwt 

stated below. 

Appeals ean not be considered nn1e«s made 

ID aceordanre wltb Ibe roles of tbe Board 

Boys' Bloomer Pants, 48c. 73c, 98c. $1.25 

A Full Line of Men's \Vool Underwear, 48c, 75c, $1.25, $1.50 

Orrterx Delivered Both Pbouen 

Special Lot of lien's U. S. Army 

Shoes. 

Price S3.50. For this sale S2.48 

CREAM 

SBBjaMBBB«BBB«BBBB ^ 

724Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J. 

WeddlnR Parties and Plcuicx a Spec- 

ialty. Your trade solicited. 

Ordersdelivered. Prompt atleutlon. 

Milk and Cream always on baud. 

Both Phones. • 

Real Estate and 

Search Company 

of Cape May Connty. N. J. 

- HEPKEKENTINO 

FIDELITY TRUST CO. 

• (H NKVt-AIlK ' . . 

TITLES INSURED 

Kraivti •• Ab»tnun«ol Tlllwauil Kl.tln- 

FARM PROPERTIES 

BOUGHT AND SOLD 

• Om any wbodeslie tbem, upon ap 

PIICMIIOO to l be secretary of tbe Board, Harry 

Headley. Ocean CUy, N. J. 

Upper Towoibtp. Tocluboe Hotel, -5lo3- 

dw.oetobRSM. lyio. ' 

CapeaUr Point. Boroocb H»ll. Wednto. 

tar.N'.v.ioa. UIO. 1. ro. 

(toy, Nov. said, 1*10, a.jn. 

Borongb Ha|l. Wtdnea. 

Caps May. Borougb Hall, Friday, 

Sov tth.lOIO. 

' Middle Towoahlp, conrt House, Monday, 

Sov. 7tn,l»I0- . 

Lower Townablp, Townablp Booae. Wed- 

oeadav. Nov. tin. lilo. • 

Wlldwood/Borouin, Borough Hall. Friday, 

Nov. lilt). IU10. ' 

Cp» May Oily, City Hall,- Monda>. Nov. 

Norm Wlldirood Boronin, Boronicb Hall, 

Wmneaday. Nov. Mlb. 1910. 

Holly Beaeb Borougb, U- roa«h Hall. Frl- 

Uav. Nov. lstb, 1IM0, cm. 

Wlldwood.. H. Andoifer,-of •Colllngnwood, 

WON a vrnllur during the week. • 

- 1J. Newcomb, a "Vlneland lawyer, 

.wan in town during, tbe week. 

Mrs. Joshua Allen, of Philadelphia, 

•has beeu visiting friends here. • - 

' David' MrClure, of Phlladelplila, 

waH a recent guest of tlie Atgleu. 

. Hamuel Hchurch', who moved to 

Pelerebiirg, was in town Suuday. 

Millwork aiid Builders' Supplies 

City Mill and.lumber Company — 

•;• • . * : •••"... INC0BPOR»TEO ' . 

JOHN MAltTH, President. •• AI.LES SLULU. Sei-retary and Treasurer 

Offics, Sixth and.H nnAvemie, Ocean-City, N. J. 

• . BKI.l. TKLEPHoW 

JAMES 8. HAMILTON WALTER V.-HESS 

Hamilton & Hess 

" . ' • 

Jesse Cone aud family. are occupy- 

ing apartments at Mrs. Wajtgouer'a, 

*ou Asbury aveuue. 

Robt. W Scott and ST. Uolllou, of 

Philadelphia, cottage owners here, 

were lu town Tuesday. 

Capt. I>. R- Beckett aud Capt. Wm. 

Houch, of Carcden, were amqng the 

visitors to this city Friday. 

Frank E. Champion has been enter- 

taining bts father. Somers T. Cham- 

pion-, of Atlantic Highlands. 

'William Kalbach, Jr., and wile, of 

' Wlldwood, were guests of Sir. and 

Mrs. Mark Lake over. Sunday. 

' Miss "Edna Hlldreth, daughter of 

Capt. and Mrs. H. W. Hlldrelb, has 

returned from a visit to Tuckahoe' 

friends: 1 '. .' '--. '' : ; /t • . .-. 

- Former State' Banklug Commis- 

sioner D. O.- Watklna and wife, of 

Woodbury, were 'visitors here durlug 

the week. .. :. '. . " ;. • '" ' „ 

• Mbw Emma Corson, of this city, Is 

visiting her. brother, Dr. tltiwood 

Corsou, atUlenmore, Pa. She will 

return tn this city next week. 

A. Deverall [and daughter, Miss 

Anna, of Philadelphia, property 

owners lu this city, were vleltors here 

.yesterday. 

Mrs. A. M. Gilbert, or West Phila- 

delphia, a summer, resldeut ofOeran 

City, lu speudlng the winter mouths 

lu California. ' • v '•;.:;.' 

Dr. and .Mrs. Oeorge-W. Urquhait 

aud JohnS. Morrw and wife, of. West 

Philadelphia, summer residents of tbla 

-city, were here a few days ago.^ - 

iMr.tpdMrs. H. b, McUullopgh, of 

West Philadelphia, spent Sunday with 

Mrs. Mct'ullough's psreuts,,. Mr., and 

Mrs. V. A. SchoekV lu this clly.' : ' ' 

The Bev, J. B. MoClotkey, df At- 

weeks', trip 

ALFRED H. BOYLE 

IS LAID^TO REST 

Associates on New York 

Times Accompanied Bodv 

to This City. 

The funeral of Alfred U. BOJIOWSB 

held from tbe'home of bis mother, 

Mrs. Jane E. Boyle,- 844 Ventral ave- 

nue, Friday morning. • Tbe services 

were conducted .by 4be Rev. 11. T. 

Casseiberry and ibe Rev. Charles W. 

Helsley, an uncle af tbe deceased, 

Tbe body reposed lo a black cloth 

casket. On and around the casket 

was a profusion of floral emblems from 

sorrowing friends. Among these tokens 

were a large and handsome wrealb and 

a pillow from Mr. Boyle's associates 

on tbe New York Times. 

Four of tbe ten pallbearers were men 

from the composing room of the Times. 

MORE BUILDING NOW THAN 

AT SAME TIME LAST YEAR 

SUNDAY IN THE 

LOCAL CHURCHES 

Mnslc Heard by large 

Congregations. 

Services In the local churches on' 

Bunday were .largely attended. Fol- 

lowing are reports of the services: 

FIRST M. B. 

"Can We Have a Revival?" was tbe 

subject of the Rev. Dr. Bruuyale's ser- 

mon In the First M. E. Church Sun- 

day evenlug, his text being ••Wilt 

p 

.The pallbearers were J. F. McUlrT Thou' not revive us again tbat Thy 

and H. C. Pierce, or Brooklyn; W. J. 

Goldsmith and John M. Fitxpalrick, 

of New York; John Brower, E B. 

English, Sbreeves Smith, D. B. May- 

hew, W. W. Brown and it. L, GorT. 

Tbe interment was at Pleasantyllle 

Cemetery In charge of Mark Lake. 

The four men from New York.'who, 

are employed on the New York Times, 

accompanied the body from Brooklyn 

to this city. 

BOUB1VV AFFWCTBD 

Hlllvlllci Man Bane*) Wlln emn 

Dim Here. 

Burying his wire In Mlllvllle Tues- 

day afternoon, Bennett Hayes came 

toHhls-'-cily-andTtiiscovered-tnat-hbt 

son,-Dsulel, aged S3 years, had Just 

died here. 

Daniel, who was a cement • worker, 

had been III fora few weeks. He lived 

at 60S Wesley avenue; and leaves a wife 

and four-moulhsK)ld child. 

Tbe body was sent to Mlllvllle by 

Undertaker Lake yesterday afternoon. 

through Pennsylvania, Ohio and Ken- 

tucky. ' 

Mrs. Marguerite Schelleuger, of Cape 

May, and Mrs. Peale and Willie Hchel- 

letiger, of Philadelphia, have returned 

home after a visit to D. II.. Mayhew 

and wife In this city. " ' 

Misses May A. Mldilleton and Ade- 

line Helsler,' of Philadelphia, were 

guests-of the Imperial during the 

week. Miss Irwiu. of Philadelphia, Is 

now a guest of the house.' 

Capt. and Sire. V. S. Robinson left 

tills city Tuesday for Arlington. N. J., 

where they expect to-spend the win- 

ter nionlliB with their sou-ln-law, 

Ernest Peters, aud family. 

N. T. Lutton has. returned to hi" 

dutl« as money order clerk In tbo 

postofflce after spending his vacation 

In Philadelphia and Delaware'County. 

He saw one game of the world's base- 

all cbainplonBbip series. 

Mrs. E. H. Cain, ot Philadelphia, 

was In .Ocean Cily. Monday, looking 

after her business. Mrs. Cain Is con- 

nected with J. O. Beutly A Co, 8a0 

Asbury 'avenne, stamped lluen, e'm- 

brolêry and novelty store. 

MIHckenln Barn. • ' 

Ueo'rge !•.' Dukes, of Tuckalioe, was 

suddenly strleken-wllh-an-allsck-of 

acute Brlght's .disease Sunday morn- 

ing, while In bis barn. He fell lu an 

unconscious condition and Isy there, 

he thinks, about two hours, before*he 

came to.- His family were in West- 

vllle visiting; but the neighbors heard 

bis cries and .assisted him into 'the 

bouse and called a pbyxlclau. His 

coudlllon-ls-eonsldered-serlou».^—-— 

lirdWoujiaVcnrlll. 

Mrs.J.C. Scull, of this city, was 

summoned to Pleasautvllle thjs week 

owing -to tbe serious Illness of ber 

mother, .Mrs. Jane Homan,. who' Is 

more thau 85 yean old; Mrs. Homau. 

resldeH -at NorthBeld, but ban beeu 

spending some time with' her' son, 

'apt. Charles A. Campbell. . 

Well Allended. 

Tbe secret societies In this city, and 

here are a number, are drawing their 

customary large attendance thene fall 

eveulugu. Tbe members are busy dur- 

ng the summer, and the lodges are 

not frequented very.much but all this 

changes,when the cool weather ap- 

proaches.' . 

' Gone Into Bankruptcy. 

C. M. Campbell, wbo Is serving bis 

last term as Councilman here., has 

Uled a petition iu bankruptcy.". He 

has been In business here at lutervals 

for a number of years. He has moved 

From Henry D. Moore's bouse ou Cen- 

tral avenue, below Eighth street. 

Hallow-e'en, Panlo. . 

Next Monday night will be Hallow- 

e'en and many of the .young people of 

both sexes In this city are preparing to 

have a Jolly time. There are several 

parties to be held, It Is stated, aud the 

Indications are tbat the streets will be 

well tilled with masqueraders.,' • 

people may rejoice In Thee?"—Psalm 

85; 0 Or, Brunyate spoke-In port as fol- 

lows: 

"The prayers of Hcrlpturo, like Its 

promises, never grow old, Tuey deal 

not with tbe changing surface and cir- 

cumstances of life, but with Us llviug 

heart and' abiding ueedx. 80 this 

prayer or the old psalmist Is as fresh 

and lit for our lips today as when ho 

breathed It. 

-"The very word 'revival'. Is often 

strangely misinterpreted. With Home 

It awakens suspicion, and there are 

those wbo candidly do not devlre any- 

thing tbat might be HO termed. It 

needs rescuing from questionable COII- 

necllon».-r-It—lian-ljeen—limited—and 

perverted. It hns been regarded ax 

synonymous wltb a special mission. 

"A revival does not mean" a two 

weeks' fever, a transient excitement, 

\ brief, sudden sally upon the hosts of 

wlckeduesg. It means the churcn re- 

newed and quickened In faith aud 

love .and revitalized lu power. IIH 

methods and eveu lta •manifestations 

must be most varied. A revival "In 

this twentieth century, . with Its 

changed conditions and altered prob- 

lems. Is bound to dlller widely from 

one hi tbe Blxteentli or elghteenMi. 

"Wlieu we speak, of revlvul we 

Hlinply mean a church touched ultli 

larger faith aud sire iglli aud charily 

by the linger of Hod, and Hucces^rully 

advancing the Kingdom of Ulirlvl by 

the myi-terioiiH,uut potent eneriry of 

the Holy Ghost. Anil HUCII a revival 

msy. begin at once. . „• ' 

"While the bleaslng so needful, so 

Immeasureable aud vital, can be cer- 

tainly experienced,!! cannot be cheaply 

and easily won. There are no short 

cnls and easy roads to large spiritual 

prosperity. A church robbed of power 

and dead to raul-stlrrlng eiithiiHlaam 

Ida wet blanket emporium, and .the 

goods delivered mean JoylexHueso, life 

lessness and stagnation and useleHH- 

uess, decay and deal li. * . 

Much might be*atdcuiicernlugtlie 

means or promoting a revival, but the 

oue supreme requirement from the hu- 

man side is that we get back tu prayer. 

"The modern .tendency to bring 

about a revival has heeii to adopt all 

nortH of various Hubxtltutex audio rely 

less and less upon prayer. .Only tbe 

Urest Day will reveal the untold bless- 

inKH-whlcliJiave resulted from the 

Hloiple pleadings of a few true HOUIS at 

despised prayer meetings. 

"How many there are of professing 

Uhrlstlahs of long standing and ofllclal 

lioslllnn who have uever Joined In 

prayerwith tbelr fellow-telieverH, and 

to whom, united intercewHinn IH an un- 

known experience? Evidencen. are 

plentiful that prayerbmi-liad 

decreasing a'tteutioii." ' . ' .• 

"A revival will not be realized w'lth- 

out much faith and prayer," steadfast 

devotion aud ceaseless toll. Make an 

Immediate start. For the pake of 

Christ and His church ajid the multi- 

tudes who know Him. uot, take your 

part. Stand In your place, .even If 

some rearrangement and self-sacrlHce 

la needed. Be .In your place when 

next the hour of-meetlug striken." 

'• KIBHT PBESBVTRBMN. ". „ - 

•Our Father", was tbe subject of the 

Rev. H. T. Casselberry's sermon In tbe 

First. Fresbyterlan Church Buuday 

morning, be. taking his text from 

Luke, II; 2: "When ye pray, say our 

Father." ° : 

Mr. Casselberry spoke In part'as fol- 

lows: ' ' • ' , 

"While the Old Testament revealed 

tbe uulty of the Godhead, It empha- 

sized especially His soyerelgolly, the 

glories of His holiness and thuuders of 

His power. He Is the great Creator, 

the great Lawgiver, • the Just Judge 

speaking from out or the cloudy pillar, 

tbe windy tempest, 'dividing right 

from wrong, batlug sin with an In- 

finite hatred, loving righteousness 

wherever found. 

"The quiet that came to the world 

then was the lust of fear, of awe, rather 

tbsu of- love, for while tbe goodness of 

Ood Was a. familiar and favorite 

theme, and' wnlle tbe mercy of God, 

wblch enduretb forever, was tbe re 

-~ a..*- A....!. fraln oft repeated, still they had not 

TO near Appeal.. reaohert, even In their loftiest songs, 

Property owners should bear In ^cpuon that 'God is love. 

.*«.« thai tin A t •••"•••:' .:••''•*•',;; ' . ' 

Competent none' 1 desires engage- 

ment.. Address Mrs. ; Alice Collins. §84 

Central five,, re;r. Can give reference. 

READING ROAD 

OFFICIALS HERE 

C. H. BWIOK, the New Super 

Intendent,- One of the 

Visiting Party. 

OOlclals of the' Reading Railroad 

Company' paid a visit of luspecllon 

here Tuesday, coming lu thl» clly from 

Cape. May aud Sea Idle City. They 

took a look at theroad and Ibe new 

turntable at Fourth street. < 

The party comprised Oeueral Mana- 

ger A. T. Dice, Superintendent C. H. 

Ewlug, who* has Just Rucceeded A. O. 

MoCauslaud; F. S. Steveus, chief 

engineer maintenance of way; O. A. 

Wldener.asststant superintendent, aud 

J." W. Demoyne, division engineer. 

.They relumed to Camden from this 

city, going In their special train. 

(Uommnolmtwl.) 

DvfenfJ Clly'a Reputation. 

EDITOR TUG SBNTINBL: — Ocean 

Clly, for the past quarter' of century, 

has been known aa the queen of all 

summer resorts along the New Jersey 

coast, for health and comfort for Phlla- 

delpbians. 

Unfortunately, last Bummer some 

cases of typhoid; fever developed Just 

before the end of the season and some 

cases were reported after the families 

returned to Philadelphia. It was 

Indeed very nod "to all Interested in 

Ocean City that Home CONON were fatal. 

However, newspapers published the 

fact that tbe patients relumed .from 

Ocean City.wlth typhoid fever, leav- 

ing Its reader In the dark an to the 

-moHt-pmbable-vaujie-of-the-lnfectlatrr 

Sluce then rumors, of course, are 

afloat, and many theories anil vtorles 

are being circulated.' 

Some claim it Is tbe water supply, as 

It- was supposed that tbe water com- 

pany w as using two artesian wells 

tbat have uot been used In years. 

Other stories - have as the cause, the 

ce, the milk, the oyvtern, the clams. 

However~from the moot reliable 

source of Information, all of these 

ca>es were amoug guestH of two of the 

leadiug'hotels, where raw oyster* were 

nerved. No cottagers were reported OH 

having thin slcknem, before or after 

returning to the city. . 

Let us Investigate arid llud tho innxt 

probable cause:- 

Had the water been at fault, or the 

inllkVor the Ice, would not the cot- 

tager* beeu ad Habit to get this Nick- 

ue»s as the parties that were guestH at 

these hotels? Therefore, to our miuds' 

he ouly true cauaelstbe oysters aud 

slnins. .It Is, however, probable that 

the oyster WSH the cause, because very 

Tew raw clams were rarved; therefore, 

It IH without doubt that the true cause 

Is the raw oysters. - 

The most prominent bacteriologist 

pinion Is that typhoid germs can 

nly be Introduced lu the system of. a 

human being through the moutb, and 

thls^belugan established facl.lt can 

be readily seeu that the reason only 

the guests of the two or three larger 

bolelM got this disease was that raw 

oysters were being nerved dally. Tike 

cottagers were uot large cousunierH of 

raw oysters,, aud tits' Hmaller hotels 

and boarding .houses do not serve 

hem. • - • 

Another stronge coincidence IM that 

hone oysters must have been supplied 

from a district outside of Ocean City, 

because, bad t'-ey been Hupplled from 

the Ocean CUy district how could the 

lypbuld germ have gotten In- tbem lu 

lib 11 ret place? The only remedy for 

ihe partlex who Insist on eating raw 

>yslera, next season IH to know where 

he Hupply come* from. • 

It Is no more than fair to Ocean City 

Tor every one Interested In this resort 

it^glveaiemucn-ijublicltjrto-the^true 

cause and to explain lu detail to the 

most skeptical person. 

. PlIOr-BltTV OWNRR 

lMTlss E. AiUma WUIard W. Aaaaw 

CHAS. E. ADAMS £ 

(SaooMsors to B*k«rfi Adams) ' 

TMatorsIa . " 

Farnllare, Carpets, Matting and-Bcddloi 

Window Shades, Etc. 

-ii Asbury avenue. Ocean Clty.N J 

STORAGE 

HOUSE 

12th and Wcat Awe^ 

Ocean City, S. J. 

All -perDous having Furniture or any 

klndorMerchandute to be stored will 

save money by going to the 


PinERJU, DIRECTORS 

LAKE 

Undertaker and Embalmer 

BB OSIITBAI. XvBnUB 

'Phono 1O . OOEAJUCITV.'N.J. 

Ocean.City Title and 

Trust Company 

of Ocean City, New Jersey 

CAPITAL $100,000 

Condncti a gaoeral bankiDK bnalnew( 

reoelvlnk deposits sukjeot to obeok wltbout 

notice and bus a Savings Fund llepartmont 

OD which Interest Is given at the rate or S per 

cnt. sabjeet to chock oo two weeks notice. 

Actsas exuoator,adminUtrator, trustee or 

•nsrdlan. Wllui reUWpted foraud kept with- 

out ebarge. ....'.f*"'*. . ' v •' 

U M. 0RE88B, Prealdent 

HENRY U. MUOBB, Vlrst Vlce-Praildent 

LE8LIK B. LUtJLAM,H«oond Vlcw-Presldent 

C. B. 8T1LWELL, Beorelary and Treaiuror 

J. KITH IAN JATEM.tkillcltor 

.'•' DIREOTORVt 

; 

IM M. Cruise Henry D. Moore - 

K. V. Coraon Charles Mstnews ' 

J. M. Chester . W. K. Mauey 

B W- Kdwards . a. B. atltos 

, W. S. Hand • Joseph L 800II ' 

8. W. Lake ' ' ' Wm. rxeberraird 

Leslie 8. Lndlam J. Ptthlsn Totem 

• O. P. Leamlnc , It. .Howard Thorn 

Aaron Q. Bias. • JuneaO. Boull 

' Ohas. P. Vsnsman '•" •"•..'• 

Banhlnf by Mail JB Specially 

Mow is Your Stock 

of Stationery % 1 

IF, It's probably running low. Take a look. . 

II If you are in need of letter heads, bill heads 

or envelopes, call at the offlce of the SEN-' 

TINEL PRINTING HOUSE and secure 

an estimate. • • ' ~ 

\ First-class Book and job Printing: at reas- 

onable Prices. You will be highly -satisfied 

in every respect. Don't put the order off until 

the spring rush. Do it now. 

1 Order your Calendars at the 

Sentinel Printing House 

744-46 Aebury Avenue 

Ocean Gity New Jersey 

NOTICE 

We advertised in this space, 2 lots on 

Wesley avenue, 33 1-3x120, at $1,000 each; 

They have been sold and the buyers' are 

better pleased tlian the sellers. 

We also have a piece of Ocean Front that 

is the BEST INVESTMENT TODAY .IN 

OCEAN CITY. - 

It's worth your while to investigate this. 

MA88BY & EDWARD8 

8th and Central Ave. . • . 

A GOOD INVESTMENT 

. Choice lot on Wesley avenue near Thirteenth 

street, 50x105 feet, only $1800. 

Lot on Boardwalk, 50 feet front, with riparian 

rights, near Thirteenth street This lot has two fronts, ., 

'. one on Ocean avenue and one on 'the Boardwalk. \ 

Only $4200 Easy Terms 

For further information, see,: 

JOSEPH K SCULL 

" '. 1 • 757 Asbury Avenue 

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. 

-No waiting for two weeks to know If you can get It; we can tell you at 

once. Bargains iu Bay'and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for 

rale. Also lotM for investment and for Improvement—the choice of 

OceauC'lty. Apply to . ' ' ' -. 

, J^M^CHESTER __&_C_a, 

OCEAN CITY,.N. J. 

flcALLISTER'S 

eebD-WEATHER-SPEGIAbS 

BI.AMKBTS. 

Special heavy,' soft, cotton 

blankets in gray and white, full it -4 

at $1.00; full 12:4 -at ?i.5o pair. 

Also higher priced blankets, cotton 

and wool, up to $6.00 - . 

COMFORTS. 

Special heavy cotton filled quilts, 

large size, extra values at $t, $1.25, 

g i . 5 0 ; " . .'. ••;.; ! ~ •••• •'—..'• '. 

Outltig: Flannel Gowns, Etc. 

-Big line of outing flannel-go^ns, 

night shirts and skirts. . '• '_ 

Full 36 inch black working shirt with white 

stiipe, extra value at 50c. . 

- Wt> guarantee our prices o» low or lower than 

Philadelphia deparlineut stores. 

S; 5. McAllister 

755 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J 

. • ( ' • ' 

; it 

The J. O. Bentley Co. 


Ocean City New Jersey 

I*. 

' Stamped I. inen, Embroideries 

and Novelties for Christmas 

:. G i f t s . ,-:..' ..:. : : •"'•.'".. ••.•'•..' 

• 0. 

I 1 

"I 1 

I 1 

I 1 

•I 1 

• ' ( ' • 

I 1 

GARWOOD HOUSE," 

• »!• Ct>mrstf>^\ 

OCBAN OiTV; 

• •4 OCBAM ATBNUBl 

.-ocean K/vhi 

Open all ;tlM year 

THE ELBERON /r;. 

llot.WatarUaat. Kr 

HRtt. ELI.4 B. MA' 

HOTEL ATrLEN I. 

NINTH AND CENTBAL AVENDKf ?-:l Sk' 


• ' a. c eorr. 

814 Central Avenue ^ ^ , 

Ilnvlnc olowl IBS Kolrvlew, 1 iifln tis) 

'plcaaed lo anutrlain my patrooa u Ibis ' ~ 

pleiuunt collage. • . • ..:... ...»r ',!aat l*atronaa* Appneioled ; 

Future Patronage mill More Appreciated 

HAVEN AVE. a«ovc EIGHTH ST. 

OCEAN CITY. N. 4. 

Eyes Examined Without Drops 

Newe»t up-lo-dnl« mclhoda. Batl>niet|on 

Kuurunlewl. Kor drat-class Oplloal work 

llwre Is nonejesslty of going to Ailladclptila. 

My aioek ol Bye aiawes ana Hpeetaeiss Is as . 

complete ai can be foond In may city. • - • 

Preacrlptlon lenaaa doplloucd at abort 

oollce. Aoooruoy roarantsed. Prices eon- 

alaient wltu good work. All work dene oa 

the premlsea. ' . •,.--.;, >.i .*• •;. 

A n r .Bisr.fT / ,. • .... 

• . Hi J3JIJ1L ' • '.-'' 

Corner Tlnclnla and AUsuiUe Avea. 

. ATt*aTI0 CITT, K. *. ' 

Hliore Faaljulne Fuses Door. .*. 

Ealablubed 18DU.' ' Bell Phone 11&-U 

m 

. Thlsspaoslsrsssmatar >"' t . ; -» 

• \ W. L. BERRY,-V^.;; 

Manufacturing Jeweler, < 

NO. a» SOUTH SECOND ST., J; 

BspaiHsgasBselslty. 

Bell Phone i8 Inter-State Phone 134-A 

SLJTTON & CORSON CO. 

• - ; General Contractors 

Grading and Sfcpcct Building 

Advertise in the SENTINEL 


•OF 

llt^l 

Oooan City, N. J^' 

_. .. •••-;•.•••• •• • •• •• •ôug'ituwpfr:^: 1 .. 1 ' 

CAPITAL %S0,9M. ^WfMStUjm 

L. M.CBB88B. Prsatdsai' ; ' ; ;':^"-/.;--;:W. i Sîj 

B. B. BTITIC8, Vloe-PwaUlant..; --—''-'•- 

W.aOOTTOAJIIl 

1. VlTaiABI 

^-:

The Woods 

Wbca It Was Over There 

ly 1 dinner mix ovt»r. mid 

I washing dlxU.-s In (hi-'bij; 

Henry MUOB mid ills wife 

cam* oat dressed to tnelr IK-SI C'|OT.!U*. 

. and cot tpto the waiting bussy. Kw 

atuM toey bad been married twenty- 

fl-nj-reus befot* tbe Sunday afternoon 

tide tad tern a rcsolar proceeding. 

XMr daosbtcr Beth waved Uicm a 

taravreU aa tbey drove out of tbe big 

r- r 

Cetb looked anxJoosJy away toward 

to«,woods tnat bordered tho distant 

wtMatflehb. Behind them rose a paU< 

graj cloud now and then flecked by 

fiytnc cinders. Bain h»d not fallen Tor 

wrend weeta. and the-woods wero 

Ilk* tender, and the paths were thickly 

carpeted with dry leave* fallen'from 

III* - kttcben windows faced -the 

irWDMtfldda, and Rebecca's rml fa«v 

l'»,n ^J was nmawil anxtonsly to tb* iwu.- 

"""' "" men ate saw Beth and. came t« in.- 

"Xte -mods ate* afire. Miss uV:u.' 

"she said excitedly. "Your pa's wh.-ai 

wtn be- done for It the wind d.-n'i 

dunce pretty Boon." 

Tbe -wbeatfleld waa an undulating 

sea ot pale eieea blades sU Inches 

high. The dry weather turd sltsbtly 

patched tbe Mps, and Beih bent down 

to assnre berselt tbat the Brain w.n« 

ttttshonld'reach the-fields 

iWhca ate looked np again sereral men 

wtre running across the Bold. One of 

t&emsaw her. paused and turned back. 

Slowly ?' ahe walked through the 

wheat, bar Ilglt tread scarcely crasb- 

lag the young shoots. Her fair checks 

took on the rose tint of early dawn. 

and her blue' eyes were-veiled under 

a thick fringe; of. lashes. 'The man 

watched her coming toward him.' bis 

handsome eyes drinking Is b.'r frvsh. 

sprUwUke beauty. Her pink sown few" 

softly about her slender form as the 

greco wheat rippled about her feet 

At but Beth lifted her shy'eyes 

and saw bla good looking face with 

Its • reckless, _ smiling Ups—saw the 

- lmmaculats whiteness of. his collar 

and cuffs and the trim nestnen of 

M» handsome dothes. He carried'his 

coat on bis arm and slipped Into It 

as ate cam* op with him. Tbey bad 

smiled a greeting Into each other's 

•yea, aad toeir first words were com-' 

"*ttt* woods are afire," said Ralph: 

Cttntoo. -Doot yon want to so alone 

sad ae» the fun. Bethf- ' 

A look «t disappointment crept Into 

the gtrfa Ctee. "Aren't yoo solas .to 

fight tt. Batpb*r sbe asked. 

Xte -roans nan hutched'cood o»- 

tB|--s*B**r. * ^*1t ta&t Qcccssary. There 

at* featt m bundled trying to till it 

••ftth sand or tack fire, but Its sot 

taoVkjsibeadway. Besides. Ibe wind 

ta atroos; from tbe aonthwest. and 

"""•'"a can «t»o tx tmtll it dies out 

Dor want ot aotDetblnc to bens.** • • • • 

"Wber* ts tt now. Ralphf* qms- 

tlpiififl Seth QjoSetly- 

••*Ont ta Deep Hollow woods—a 

ta-ofc-'ft-sm the raOrasd started the 

Man and a war ahe went!. There were 

0T» adlea tamed o-rer at \Taynm. Tttetr TBtUe bonxs 

*-sm oa |-Bb)eQjK *Lrt os bnrry, Tftaiipl; 

bttplteotxoar]o)dnc I am sow yon 

«M cotnsto be»p ta a th-ae ot need like 

v * 

te'." 

fanner parley Ralph helped 

Beth orcr.tte fence and Inta a wood- 

land path, through which tbry borrii-d 

•taxreatercpeed than «ae yorats mao 

****h9 Olrea this time and oppor-' 

taa&y. te (ett that the April iroodc 

y«e aa Ideal spot to wnleb. to ask 

WBf> fhv soBAeBtous ojoestSos thst had 

MnrsimniB; m mv npv XDT wees. 

Be waa 9jaKr sore of her answer, for 

bad abuuu ber preference for him 

f the past winter, and Us cienr 

aad wtt tad qolte thrown Bra 

•Wjatt Into tte anade—raw. eoostry 

batBBfcto that Brn was: 

• Salnb'm Ups carted In a Bttle «dV 

»teataw»l.a» te thunalu of rtw,«teal 

^rtn>sated ^DlctijT ^rttbdrtwD CRMB 

MBoX faror when «K- 

tte snUJect or opeo 

VteaototoXTew thicker, and the air 

it» cttap Oakes oa tbdr ncadv la tbe 

~ *tacT '•• ' • .. , .• '•'' 

shnfts. Wivplnc and iirnylnc nnll nt 

the Wll*m .imvtlnj: In Aitnenllii' la»t 

*tVedncs K.tfhlh oinsrvsiiloiKil 

ill«trlot In Newark.' 

Dr. WINon hsil di-nUM that h,\ bad 

made nny acn-ota«'ni with any one.or 

that any i»r\»ni|st^ had Nvn nia»lo to 

(lira. Pr \\l!^n !>»• cpon- 

tnnpons v'-lioi.-o ot f*i«" *rw>ni«>niMeil In c-onventlon at 

Trent»>n. lie hi-nrii rh,* rail of Tho |>oo- 

plc .iml iviniiitlonlly •.tiliirdlnatiM hi* 

•vr»k>ri.il ln rvftvuh tb,> ilr«^l 

mon. Bftorv it «nw, Rvti \Vyaif* 

tarn to drink from tho dlppor «ar *"P- 

pod aw.iy down tbe r»»:ul tow.-ml lionu* 

As sbe patsnl.Mni It.ilph Clinton ari>-» 

and followed her. :.'.'• 

-S00 hore. Both.** bo sa'ftl dlsasr»s»- 

ably. *'l*d like to kn«>w niin-. I*TO Oorio 

to'.dnerre cucb 1 iivatmeiit at- your 

hand*-" » • : * '. ' - •• 

Beth taruiHt anil >urro.rod hlin with 

level eye*. .-"It Isnt anything,yoa*vo 

done, • Kali'h." sbo «--iltl quloily. "Oii 

the contrary. If* wliat you havon't 

done. I don't think you i-an iini!t-r*Mn,l 

Oalrymple - » Stjtemtnt. • 

Th\< !• nlmt Mr .Hair}uiple -aM' In 

-virt: 

"If tho IVnwniili- •'•.i1i>liilato nwâtw 

what ho -aj». tlion It I* safe to «ay 

that n.- K tl.o iw:.v P.T«"* hi I1I,--T.I:O 

of Nott JcrM-y w!u» il,-*»-« li.^l- kiii»w -,\ l;o 

KlvUBtit aUi::t ;ht» ii.'illln:ltfvll. ;it:il It 

i«. I tl:lnk. Itn^'rt.irtt th.it •»•• n of North Amer- 

ton. In lt« Issue for iV-tober. on page 

' SSO. makes the follow Ine comment re- 

gardlng Woodrow • Wllxin. IVmocratlc 

candidate for'o«-ernor of New Jersey: 

i "Woodmw , Wll*on. president of 

rrtneeton nnlverstty. U ttx> Democratic 

nominee for covemor of New Jersey 

' and U also belnu sroomed by certain 

intppp^ts n* M cunfllJate for president 

sbo watcboj blm wnlfe slowly nonj 

sbo folt.a. pnn? at .tb-* -slianorinc -*t*. 

a chorl*hod ll!a«Mn..-Th'lo at tti,» *nmo 

trim* thory-xa* 9 itranc*. n m Joy 

In bor h,-an. n-lnciiNlxrltb a roar tb-ti 

»ho' had rtallUt* nltb rva) IOTO and 

lost. It. . 

Ralph Clinton tiinn-J :» rltuc a Ki. t-- 

xrnrvl taunt. -| **M—•» in. i;>l:* ;I-H1 th-T ':i •*•• 

*\vnt of 'no «l"ft'-ar?••-' ''."••-••rTVtr 11-'"? 

toon (n '*h!'"*, Thl* . full "!i»-y AV'M.1 

*tan»J l>cbiii>l him ami , « : '»* f"- '•!- 

nomination to iho hUti '••tti.v-f j-r."-; 

vdont ofj-bo l'nif^l S?ato< I*r Wi'I^.', 

,thor»np"n !i.-o,-s'i>sl iho .wriiK ..IT.-:.-.' 

Ha« Offer Wu Midei, * 

•in* -I.-- tr-ir 1 .* i:i ''"• ,*:;i!ft!i-"lii> If you" bav.t>,you.hare 

tv.-n coni|w:!ed to notice It. Atdl uii- 

1I->L< you ««rv a .tnlsaptbroplcal! persyti 

I iu«-ss you have caught yourself f.vl- 

Jnrfunie uiider Its widf r jhf, r»:iilirnlnci 

earalcaJe of tb»> fac!ilv,> «tsrflod. 

'tfoem lotx* : ornharm'sîV„ rt-dMTlit^ô 

that tholr «•tlti. K .M.'J) TIVIkrl 

ELECTION NOTICE. 

S* 111 if lit tl« ftfhV ciV«*O thrtt H 

11f IN 

t*ltS.'tlOII W II 

11 ty «f . liv. In Ihr 

n fviT MH> Mi*-. Bmifoi N»u 3*r*v\, 

•Mi Tiic>«l-i>'. Mtv cIrtttill t)u> «! >oVtflliDV, A. 

l>. 1*10. t- ivr*m 'htr hour* of »»n'olock Ib itiv 

tPorniDr nnd T o'clock In lbeywutnu. tor the 

purpose of «*fn?ttni: * 

Uowrnoi 

Mi-nitvr «r M(f UKMITCtiifr*»*r«l «C 

Tt>t : »r.t! 

iiti- 

rri£ 

Utr- 

i-1 II. 

•ma t" him Is few M 

Mr O.irr.-.n*« s«!*t«nt 

ct:".>r*< .^TSoe In Mai!f»c 

An.>ilvr msn 

l-^r«..who te (,•, 

.Wf*n-.!>»nt t-ri-nu-kt* you arc lli«- 

A1) IH-nWl II. Krdiuoint. nt.«l n> 

i in ***tt1 Ut.ti-,• 

Al.HMtTA, H.tWKI.l 

KaallOtinr •kf| 1 ON*lfl)tlllIt>lt. 

• \\ ••l i'rtKvA-10rr*». 

nr Jorw'y anj l« Sow | 

H ^ ^ O I common 

(,•,„„, „, Octr»n c-n, f«r •'..••• 

.Idrtullon of Rrpatl . I 1 »m- 

' 

inipr.»\iMi»rni 

!•«*•:> In thl. 

don? 

In thv> 

T#r»!ty. 

J>rti 

.-v.icn.- !v.vcfvf iho DatfiO'ld family, direct 

o>*t. atv also f*rlnoeton men. 

3 that Mr Dnf 

elootloa of Mr 

> of«- 

.l. .VKKIn 

t i->' Ol.—fc/ir 

>' i.' 1 jr..a . 

of- 

.-»"o r*i'i>~ori».Nl *.o,h!r.i that If 6e 

'wonM t»^-:bo Tli,; caQ*1l- 

tlist'wouM.Vtaut iho po.->;>>e to'tho Lio.! 

I>-\^nil;'-r»V T'j" -M-.r* for^tai-ior* In *>nr 

constUuitoa.' 1 ' •' ."'' - • 

-viv «a»r to h'.ra. -If yon will a'.low 

yonr nnn;,- t»-l*'iir»*»ht«l to tho po.v 

thit yi'u .atv tiniVr 00 j^roirilw or for Coil* 

aldrrallain. nf Mcpon of Coltl- 

mlwlonrni olAawwi-irtl'. 

v,i on>. Nr» J i^y 

."»ntrwv,,: m- 

^ and fonrxl It 

as he bad UrvdntWL ' Tb* niiod rvcl*- 1 

terV'a'r Tim-n*' "ti.it h -d«>M oot irsisai-.y 

.report. . ." .t r . 

FOM of 

Ci'mdt-o 1* iifco »--P* of the more 

on* of. ihe youueor s-vakor*- 

tbr»nch1, l>rt**a»rvru 

liruwn. A'ÎtHi i»*i»f IHIt—i-srrfu'ty |tr*-[>«r-r>ij. Kvpt-rtfiW >»f li»ortTuian iw*>uis->riv« yea 

ortttv-HUlh olrvt-t itii.t A-Mirv uvnuir, K o. \lo\ •*?, W9f 1LAKF* 

• 

I*te£]Ll Estate 

T " - '' • 

LICENSED AUCTIONJgJER, 

721 As ^ un l Aoctiue,;Ocean City, N.J. 

o»a«Mai«lu»>ftw i iMiteji«^ I tbectlT- Oor- 

CITY OFFiaALS 

. Mayor-I «wln .H. Vroiwe.' 

Hruildeul ort.'ouncll—UnonirU. .Vditnin. 

City Clark—Itullii UurrcUon. 

Trewiurcr—K. Cutlln ItoblnaoD, 

l-olleclur-K. VV. Iturlvlxb. 

CUIof or folios--HUIUUOTHCUII. 

Uulldlnc Innpeclor—II. A. W. Hmltli. 

Htreot HupvrvlMir— Warren W. llrown. 

City Hollullor—A. A. Uowell. 

G'ounclliium—Harry P. Mbinton, Harry 1^ 

Htulth. •'. M. Utiuplwll, Jobu JlHrlK, b.H. 

Hatniwun, uwirxo 

Communion, nr*t Huoduy In tbe mouth, Ilkt't 

u. m.; olbur Hunduya, 7JU u. iu.^ Ifoly- Ui,y-, 

IOU1 a. m 

Heulor Wurden.W.T, Prluicle:Junlor Wur- 

den, W. H. COIIIHMOU; veatry IIIHII, TboiiiuM C. 

llenaell, lohu l>«la«lwii, I. N. Urliuxiui M. U., 

J. Labaa llewlley Tliomiui J.Tborn, A. I*. 

Wlukler. . .. . 

BU AuguillDe'a Koraan Catnollo Cnuicn, 

A*bury avenue, between ' Tblrteenlb and 

-fourteenth* u,K«v.Joliu J.uu/eeoey, puMtor. 

Maa-> at VÛ o'clock. 

' iiiiinanuel ItupllHi chure 1 -, WeKley aventi?, 

• Deluw Nluiu atieel, Uev. K. K. W'liiW, pn.tor. 

Hundayiervkif*i, IOJU u. in. iui(r7.io i>. tit,; 

pruyer iiievllnir. WvativMluy evvultiK al 7.IS. 

Union Tabernacle HitptlMI I'burc'li, KUbtb 

Ntreel and Wtît itveuue. Itvv. J. B. llrandon, 

. paator. Hunday Hervicett, preucbluif II a. in. 

and H p. m. Prayer meeting,* o mock Friday 

—evenlUBTr-UdlcerH-or-tuti-lJOard—t;faarl«ii-Hr 

Howard. cniUrtttan;*J >bn H. Trower. treaa- 

urwr; M. (iarota, aecr«tury. . . : 

Bt. Jainea A. H.r>. Cborcb, corner Heven'lb 

and Haven avenue. Ocean City, N. J.. J. H. 

JackHon pahtJor. Hunday Hervlce-t: t*reacb- 

* Ins, II.15a. iu.; Kaiinalb Hcuriol, £M p. m.; 

' Preachluic, *Uw p. m.; Prayer Sleellnga 

WedneiHlay evolilngn, ol u a'clouk. 

Maredoola M. ICOburcb, Tenth alreel and 

' Hluiiamu avenue, above Heading UepoVltie 

lUsv. J. A. Klab, pa»lor. H«ruliw«, II a. in. 

Hunduy nebool.UUp. ui.;Clirl»lIan Kudeuvor 

ld«etlog7^0 PIUPreucblngKpui 

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. 

J AMESMT E. HiLDRETH 

Counsellor-at-Law 

and Hoilollor, Mauler and Blam'ner In • 

Chancery 

omce—No. 214 Ocean Hlreel 

CAHK MAY CITV. N. J 

OFFiCES 6iF 

Herbert R.-Voorhees, 

IICKAM CITV : Tun Aabury Avenue; 

Vn-AWTic CITY • Cor. Kentucky and Allan 

tlo Avenues. 

AlOr«an City Omce ou Tueadava HudKrl- 

daya; Tuesday and Thursday Kvenlngs dur* 

Ing winter. • 

Bell FbODO—Atlantic L'lty. No. UI D. 

- - Ocean t'lty. No. IK. • • 

Otis. M. Townsend 

A Practical Seanhore Arelillcc - 

LlwiiHed by the Slate. •:• -:- 

EIGHTH- STREET, OPP. P. O. 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. -. 

THE UP-TO-DATE 

TONSORIAL PARLOK 

824 Asbury Avenue 

Four.Barbers 

If you want to xave money In Dry 

ROOury' 

of I!IO self a;>i«o'ntetW v Sit fin- lahiv 

• Uunl suit • 

H* 

Out th* Gunn#r. 

Gadotiex-a.-In tlx- sr^mV dacbj- nf 

ileckl*nl*ir=-S.-bw-rin. iu oeUH.ratlou 

ot Ibe Unit of :i i.-Tac-al l/V>rl ir.at tbr 

•nw »'»rtrl" At'ibi» 

muxik-ipul 

«stae 

i civ* ta> naroas; «f »!!• ih'W nsv««it 

j at'that 

i stw W11*O3'» ê>11ii:-»J dahiU-atl co> 

or and tjo roeat. ' - ' ' 

Well Satisfied. 

"OU-Grabber Ok^TBt 10 .* 

with tb* BMHM? bi> ba*.- '' 

-He Is aaUs9r »orb so that 

wants • lot -none of exactly tbe 

taod."*—loaded 

Alrssdy Dtm. 

Fa—Bat. jetne man. An jxa Hdnk 

> mate my cjM Japw? Scteox 

"" " "' net* 

OSE who fitfcr*. iti» »oiitJr» In tbe 

of this state for Morirsn. Uoclw- 

a3art of tl)e ycorfctaj- 

taeo of tbe evmDtry -a-snrofltable sen-. 

sat*** tbe laninixre xra» 

DOtv in tbe narer* of de 

and abate than "friendly rritJrfrinr. 

end bl« ta«iat* 

select workers for ibe rarv«s posts to 

be COed. rracttnU mes. not 'Tfcrfoo 

are aeedeal to tbe public serrtea. 

. Xotie* to Limit .Creditors. 

to Ib* ordor of l'bK» ' 1*. 

r £Tlt Cur of Jalv.i.v I, 1 

&t'of 1* Iwr-t.y ci' 

•r nedc-r o*lb'or «ttin 

i) 

e»e4 vibia 

ol July. A. 

T^Sf 

At 

Ctaarla-r opeocli; 

the . ii.nua! . mertli Of tlie 


NOTARY AND 

OF DEEDS 

N^ VOUCHERS :: ; 

CARKI-ULLY EXECUTED ' 

XumbtTs 744 and "46 Asbury Avenue 

OCEAN CITY , .; . - " . . • NEW 

Palermo AM Society, tt »a> unani- 

mously deotdrd io.o|«u the clisrttr 

aud admit-member* td fifty year* of, sse upon payuii-nt ; 

of (rl'.iW entrance fee until the utxt 

anDoal meeting—ibe fli>t "Aatuniay in • 

JoDe.l*ll. Tni- cnion MM due to'tlir i 

elcell*Dt fin«nci»l condition of the -•' 

treasury. sud|to perum tbe friend-or 

Ibe lOCKriy to beVoiKe merubrrv at a ' 

Dominal 'ce. X'o» i- the time to take 

advantage of lhh> rperlal mducvmeiit 

Wrile to Pettr i*. Freueh. e. ol A.,m«el« 

every Tbumday eveulng In k. or- P. ball. 

MI4n Bailie W. Lake, aecretary' 

Protection Lodge. Na o», A. O. U. W., ineetJi 

aecond and (ourtC Monday evenlnif" In K.ol 

P. hall. M. W.. John W. Hmlth; Kecorder, 

WlUard W.Adamu.' 

Kalmlu Tribe. No. m 1. OJ K.U.. m»l« 

. eaob Weduraday evening In Cliuiuplon H hall 

Lutber U Wallace, keeper ol record*. 

Washington Camp. No. 75, P. O> H. "I. A., 

meeu eirerjt Friday oUjhtCbamplon'a.ball. 

V. P., Uharlea MTAIIen; President. Mllbert 

uoraon; Kccrelnry, K.li.iunil A. llourgeou. 

Camp 19, P. (». of A., meela evory Haturday 

»t7T8up.m..lDfb»lliploir»ba|. M.T. KUHII, 

, aeeretary. . 

Wah4ltella Coanoll7-No.»B. Ik. or P.. meeu 

every Monday aleep atTJW, In K. of P. Hall. 

Mra.BohpliL M. Campbell. K. or It. , 

Ocean'City llnineb."5io.'2Ill." of the Grand 

Krat«rnlly,bolda regular monthly meetlnga 

on tbe aecond Tuesday of each month In K. 

' of P. Hall.- Commander, t*«U a Hmllli 

Kecorder. t*on B. Mutton. 

* Yachtmeo'n Aaaoclatlon.' Wilton Wllieta, 

orealdent; Murk Lake, aecretary. Annual 

meeting will be beiajn Jnne. 

The Ocean City Bulldinif and Loan aniioclji- 

tlon meeuuoond Halurdayol eaob month. 

President. Ueorge O. Adama; aeoretary. K. 

Howard Thorn. , • 

Within easy access of Atlantic City and 

other well-known resorts 

MANY CHURCHES ' NO SALOONS 

H. STEELMAN 

Fresh Meats 

teas; Cote Fine Groceries 


POULTRY DREB8ED TO OBDEB 

FOURTH ST. and ASBURY AVE. 

ttgm and Tobacco. Orders Dellrercd 

• Orders receive prompt attention. 

JVf ORGAN HAND, 

ATTORNEY, and 

COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW. 

Solicitor, M«.t«r aad Examiner la Cbaaeery, 

aupreme Court Comml-aloeer. notary PubUe. 

« ? « MA* -PO1JBX HOtmB, B. J 

(Oppoalte Public Bulldlng»)t 

JONATHAN HAND, 

BoUoltor.Matter (nCbaaeerT, Notary Public. 

OA?K MAY COURT HOUSE, Vf/i: 

Long Ulstance Telephone. 

w. HOLT APUAH. . AMDMW c\ BOMWILU 

OFFICES 

Apgar &. Boswell, 

MAMTKHll IM UHANOKKY, 

HUUKHK BUILUINU, ' 

AHUUKY AVKNllK and KIUUTU HTKKKT 

CUBAN CITV, N. J 

OFFICES 

Godfrey & Godfrey, 

Itooma nit, alb and 817 

B# T. ABBOTT, M: p., 

Pbyiilclan and Hnrgcon, 

OFFICE—Corner Cental and Blgtth Street 

•nil 9 a.m. 

i J I S 

T. C. HUtCHINSON, M. D. 

HomoeopatkiHt. 

624 EIGHTH STREET- 

. OCCAN CITV, N. J. 

orrirtK llnDHH-H lo iu a. in.:-.: lo 4 |> in.. 

71o«p. ni. IU.II Vlione «7-X 

T N. GRISCOM, M. D. 

KIUHTH ST. AND WEHLKY AVE. 

llolh IMionea-Helt, 15; lnler«lat«, III 

Urtloe lloiirs-'TJnlll 10a. m. KroinO t»H p.m. 

• No ontce Ituurs Hunday aftcrnoun. 

At Iteuben M. Oomou's, -duuioru. Alnntlays, 

Weanesdnys und Haturdays, H.1U lo •: Allen Goison,H.D. Hunday 

": 

80S Wesley Avenue 

Ocean City . New Jersey 

With Mrs. Crease, He Enjoyed 

Tour, bat Is Glad to be 

Home Again. '' 

After traveling more than iSMO miles 

n their auto, Mayor and Mrn. 

JM. Creiwe reached Ocean I'lty 

day evening, much pleased with their 

Journey and the beautiful Highlit they 

had ieeu, but'more deliRhted than 

ever to be tiack In thin.pretty resort, 

^bone charm aptwalH so ntn>uRi.v to 

ill who have their lumien and frlemlK 

here. 

Mayor and Mrs. Cresne have taken 

Beveral Inuf* of IIIIH kind, liiil they 

consider tliln last trip the lie-it yet 

They saw all the nhow places and 

poinlH of luterest in the KaMeru' pail 

if Ihe United (Stales, takhiK In, 

other places noted toi their 

W. I>. HAINES 

9aO Central Avo. Ocean City, N. J. 

OKKICK IIUUIIH: 

K 10 10 a. m. J lot p.m. 

ii 10 f p. 111. 

QR. CHARLES B. RIDER 

809 Central Avenue 

NO WAITING 

LA. STEELMAN 

BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT 

Practical Horseshoeing . 


CUn ud Oftlar Tongi » Spidilli ' 

Aftent for Stewart's irou Wotkn fo. 

Main-KPltjatniimental .Iron Kence,. 

Iron Railliigs and Window Uuarda. 




»i«n»,»pcciric«tio««««D»upiai«Ti«oiNci 

421 Mariner orlierclmnts* Building 

PHILADELPHIA. PA. 

In Urean City, at Jon. t. HeuU'n offloe, every 

WedDtaday mid Haturday and every evening. 

CITV. BJ. J. 

JJADIJOCK'S PHARMACY 

KlKlitli HI ret t ami Anbury Avenue 

f'oiniKiiiiitl N>ni|, ll)|nt|4n»|l.ull,lrr urwiirral >»• riulilm ,111,. tc 

Hitnl off dltM.am« by lit,-n ajiiiur .in-ntrHl . 

ix&jxr""'"""'" 1 "•' •- •" "•>""•• 

DPPRICE 75C-*A 

ent, there Isliot 

a large public hall In the city that can 

be had for town ineetlnga or political 

gatherlngx, It in declared. 

iVIuiost every hamlet In the country, 

has its town hall, and a pluce with HH 

much enterpiine and activity an Ocean 

City should c'ertaluly have a large hall 

fur. public uietitliiKH and entertain- 

uienlH, according'tothe views of a 

number of people who have -liven 

expression to HielrthouglilH. 

SUPPER A SUCCESS 

IHUV People fineHlM uf the 

I.WII'" 

Julm T. Beal ba» received .the con- 

tract to build a -two-atory apartment 

al.Tlilrteeiitli aud \Venley avenue for 

Mim KellerH, of IMilludelphla. MrH. 

Harriet JobiiHton, of Philadelphia, ban 

al»u ({Iveu him the contract to build 

for* her u tuo-xtory apartmeut on 

ourtU Ntreet, near the Boardwalk. 

8. Ji. Bwau I" building a Ihree-atory 

apartmout ou the Uardeuu Co'u tract 

ror Mrn. M, A. itarber, or Philadel- 

phia. * •• 

C. A.. Carey," of Philadelphia",' ban 

Kiveu tbe Hcull and MarU Co. tlie con- 

tract to build a f4SU0 cottage lu tlie 

vicinity of Horty:neveiith olreel. 

'nook ctiaracier Dead. ~ 

"Mrs. R. It. nrtinyate, or thin city, 

baa a newspaper clipping or recent 

date in which announceuieut id made 

or the death of William, the olrcult 

rider. He killed hlmulelf lua UeorKla 

Held. He was the Itev. Dr.Lundy H. 

Harris, the original or the central char- 

acter In ,»A'' Olrcult Rlder'8 1 .Wire." 

This was. a book written by bin wife, 

CorraHarrla, wblchcreated attenuation 

when It wan published,by rea»ou or Ita 

frank exposure of tbe conditions under 

which tbe' Metbodlut circuit rider* 

have to live and work. Many Oceau 

City people read the book. 

•aellrea from Bnalneaa. 

lira, A. B. Itauck, wbo was In busi- 

uesa tiere for many years, baa closed 

ber store. Sbe will remain In tbls elty 

having reuted a cottage, to which abe 

removed her household eflecta pu 

rbursday. * • • ; • ' * 

FOB SALE.—Cottages aud lota in 

mom desirable locations iu OceaO'Clty. 

Apply to A. Coltou 019 Asbury avenue, 

Ocean Olty, New Jersey. ' • 

Fou SALE.—liot No. 676, Section D 

(Sixteenth and Asbury.avenue).- •Ad- 

dress P. O. Box 058, Asbury Park, N 

J. ' tf 

, Advertlno In the SKNTINKL. . 

Baseball Organization to 

Widen. Its Scope of 

Activities. ' 

' At a meeting of the olUcvrK and "II- 

rectorH of the Ocean I ily !ttt«el>all Arf- 

Hociatlon, held in the iillice of Manney 

Fjlwardrt Saturday eveuiilg, it waN 

ileulded to reorganize ou a broader 

vcale and widen the Hco|>e nf thiS 'aHHo 

elation, taking in varimiH linen of ath- 

HOTEL KEEPERS 

HAD GREAT TIME 

Gave Two . of Association 

Members Big Masquerade 

Surprise. •• 

Again tbe inetnberri or'the Ocean 

.'Ity Hotel ProprletnrH 1 AHKOCIMIOII 

have been nut for a gitod time. On 

October -M all joined together to give 

Mr. and Mrn. CharleH Iliiag a inawpie- 

nde mirprlHe at their winter home In 

i'lilladelphla, which proved a HtieceHs 

n .every way. 

When Kim. Haag llrnt Haw .the 

rniwd nt g~rou'M|iiu iigiiren, HUB neni- 

aled about admitting them, but wan 

HMIII made to tindcrntaiid they were 

'rlendH, and then the run began. In 

Tying to tell who wax who among the 

;arlcty or characters There were the 

sual fatoiieHBiid lean ones, Japanese, 

!hlne«e, "Hi» Hopkliih", old malda, 

Aunty Urudge", uiouk.drum major, 

;ake-walker, college ntudent, colored 

lieople, old lime uaker and the pic- 

turesque HpanlHh cavalier. 

MUHIC and dancing, with IOIH of fun, 

.va« the l, uf Trimble Lodge or 

Masoijs, I IIII'II/II, lectured before the 

neniliersi" (Mean City Lodge Friday 

jyening,'^lien 11. special coniiminlca 

ion was litld. The subject -of his In- 

erestlngdlscour-'e was "Morgan, the 

I'erjurer aud Falsifier." 

: ' 

There was a large turnout of mem 

bers or the local lodge.ahil, In addition, 

here were present a dozen or fifteen 

members of KuyMone Lodge, of Lin- 

wood, wli.li were escorted to the lodge 

room by William Lake. . •; • 

Folfouing tlie lecture there was a 

When this had beeu,dls|K>seil-of, re- 

iiark>< were made by *|Vorshipful Mas- 

ter Itrown, of Llnwoud; Clayton H. 

Itrlck, Itobert Kislur aud Andrew C. 

toswell. • Mr. Jtrluk made a pro- 

lounccil hit UHBII after-dinner speaker. 

Mr. lloawcllulM)spoke unusually well, 

NchooliaiiMcn Meet. 

.;('At the .Smith Jersey Hchoolmasters' 

Association nieetliiK o'n Saturday", In 

tlie Vliielaud High School bulldlug ai 

address was delivered by Associate 

Superintendent Ueorge W. Flounders 

of Philadelphia, in." the subject 

TeaX-hlng or, Kngllsh In the Klein^nt 

ary and High Schools.". Pror, Smith 

Burn ham, of the Wc-t Chester Norms 

School; was the second speaker of the 

meeting, Prof. * Burnhaiu's. subject 

wus ••The Individual Child." 

Don'l MIMM. CltlclkeH .dapper. 

Don't make any ctigagem'eut fo 

jiext Thurnday eveuiilg except for the 

chicken supper iu the social rooms of 

the First. Presbyterian church gjven 

under the auspices or the Ladles' Aux- 

iliary. It will be one or ihe greatnas- 

tronomlc occasions or tlie seauon, and 

uo one can all'ord to mls>> It, ' 

•Will o«i Anio vire Kuiclne. 

Fruuk Sbeppard, treasurer or tbe 

Wild wood Fire Company, has receive 

{087 from private contributions toward 

the paymeut'or the new automobile 

lire engine whloh will soon arrive 

The auto Is tocoat about «8000. 

Foil SAI.K -.727 Anbury avenue and 

lot south corner Twelfth and bay. Ap- 

ply to owner, W. F. Washington, K 

At lanllo avenue, -Atlanllo City. . 

DEMOCRATS PLBA8BD 

Coantv Candidates) Are 

Hopeful ol Klectlsn."/'.' 

Mayor Melvlu, the Democratic can- ' 

Idate ror Hberltr, and Oliver ii Black/ 

/ell, the Democratic candidate for the • 

issembly, were here Friday and'ahook 

lands with a large uumber of tbe* 

oterx. It was Mr. Blackwell'a ant 

luced to tile voters by Mayor .Melvlu. 

Mayor Melvlu has- beeu making 

thorough' can vans .of tbe county, 

oming Iulo personal contact with as

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