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• 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^ parcels 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 character 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, without 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 appeal 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 Shoemaker Storage House 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-' ' , REPAIRING NEATLY DONE —»-»:—'— 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 location 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 children 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 property 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 every '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 railroad 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 latter 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 comparatively 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 JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY 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. • QHARLES L. HOFMANN REGISTERED ARCHITECT 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 R. CURTIS ROBINSON 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 Bell Telephone 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 excellent 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
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