j NOT CHEAPEST, BUT LEAST EXPENSIVE \ I - On-Line ...

"And bo tbo Kmurtot looking 

nmi own a girnngor to mat '(art or 

Uilnit for so long that-lt sont a Und. of 

thrill shivering through him. ; After all. 

to hnrq a coiytea tntilo and 15 slliu 

while linnd to Inclose III' yours—Cyn- 

thia'*' hmuls were slim, nnft white 

eiliMiKli'nii they moved among tbo chlnn 

la the half light, lie pullwl a chair 

.clone for the profe'nior, and then aat 

dowli himself. , ' • " , * 

"Itofotv Me. Hornci- Mil Mock wont to 

boil Hint night ho reniombered that on 

the morrow Vy nth In Thoruton was to 

driyo with him In IIIH chnoipngne col- 

d H It ld hi 

p 

ored trap. How It would harmonize 

with IWT noft brthj iMJforo tho mbitio 

SCHEMES OF THIEVES 

.TRICKS OF THOSE WHO PPEBATB IN 

JEVVELRV STORES. 

trnp you ovor saw, MUJKC! ItVcuom- 

nagno Colored nhd a perfect 'lovo. 

What do yetfHot | don't land him. trap j Bn£ tollt.ntt, ,t to.goldl, Wbnt a- dear, 

andnll. bcforuthoHuninicr'S'flbwubyr i womnmj. nttl,. .treasure of girlish 

. Miss IrcuK Warden. ,a beauty (and , brlRhinc-sHislie wns. anyhow! • ' • ,' I 

'aware. o| It)., wns. writing to her girl | Cynthia'-only returned from Adams 

•'. chum c(»iHH?rnlug,tli'w iMU-liolor, who had 

•' - Just taken I he big coluuliil IIDUHO with 

tho, carriage^ roud and Iron archway 

. which, toe Kuvorul HouHons now* hud 

abauiloned I10110 of. usefulness. 

•8ho WUH welting l>y an ojiea.window 

•whoro the went oT the roues caroo up 

from tho front garden. Beyond' Iny 

- tho pretty tfeo lined' road over which 

• -tho bachelor nnd bis champagne col- 

ored trnp had Just flown by% . ' ; 

"Although I've told you tils unino Is 

Horace Mattock,", ran on Minn' War- 

den's pen, "1 haven't told you.what no 

looks like. H"'H nn old man, forty or 

"fifty/,! nhouM Fny. . Ills none 1*. rather 

• . too big, nllhnm.il peoplo nil! him hand- 

some, and ho'H n lilt Jwld, but, then.-1 

suppose n:ott ixwn 'who llvo In big 

. hanWoii ami ilrlvoHiunrt traps haro big 

noses. What?" .MINH Wnrdcn ilmllcd 

a little soft HIIIIIO Into the KIUKH above 

her OnvwIiiK talilo and-th»n.bt>nt over 

. her portfollo.nCTln:' ' ' 

"Of cinin.0 I'd prefer dear old Tom. 

- -no's young* nnd Ktimnlnc and'sings 

.• cpllega Bongs no bt^nutlfully, bntv-an, 

you know, ho nimn't n red! And I real- 

•iy muiit do something this Bummer. 

MadVo. My already lucager alloWnnce 

will bo cut cmHlilomlily In tho aaturan, 

for in.Scpteii '«>r pa's going to enter 

tho matrlninnli \ guuto hlmnolf—a hor- 

rld, dpslgnlng .widow too! So I m'uHt 

TkrWafUn^ Place Wrnrn f»l«t«lr 

. jlnanl OII-HOK Show Wlatnn 

Aro nrobej>—G«ltlaa • Sato Tkat 

Waa Ballad fa'Ih* VlaaMac. 

A uunihor of Jewelers were duilug to- 

rother and with' tbe cigar* tbe talk 

turned on Jewelry thieves and their 

methods. • , ' . ' 

Th> first story was told.of an uv 

dividual who Was seen lounging about 

tin- puitv front window of a Jewelry 

store. No particular attention-, waa 

paid to the twin at the time. Dot the 

tbo next day. a hnlf hour lwforo ber c|Prks recalled the Incident after tbe 

drlve-and was,-^consequently. «. bit. robbery. tn this instance tbe manap- 

tlred. She was not ono to make con- m n 4 „ miIuborpe times In front of 

tin) store' One evening sooK after dark 

there wan a'sudden crash, and a rob- 

ber wus actively engaged'in scooping 

In Jewels wltb a booked stick. In 

thirty seconds he was done and away. 

Ilystanders stood ss If petrified until 

vorsatlon. nud the quiet and beauty 

of the ncoaos strotcbod out beforo ber 

mado her very silent. Matlock. ns be 

bandied tho reins, watched both ber 

and tho landscape Thoro was a cer- 

tain ' pence about them both. And 

pearo wns, above nil things, wbst he .. , 

wanted. |' . "'"" BtnK * ou f. at * • "*"• 

Tbo next day Minn Warden wrote to 

bor girl cbi.m ngnln: ' * ' • 

"In the beginning of 'tbo summer, 

Madge, dear. I wrote you that a cer- 

tain matrimonial venture 

Then 

FIGS OF SMYRNA. • 

» W*r Th«r Ai« drain, OatkmeaV 

carotflclnls. 

"In point of fact, though," pupniod 

tbo voluble |»n, "It'll bo pretty easy, 

plain SIUIIHK- I haven't a Blnclo good 

looking rival up In this out of the way 

place except old ,I*rofcfutor Thornton's 

daughter, and Hhi v 'B the quietest- poke 

of a clrl—a rpgulnr ntay at botne. And, 

aa for dressing—well. Madge, yon and 

I spend n» much ""on our RIOTCS nud 

veils. I reckon, an HIH> docs, on her 

whole outfit. That'll what comes from 

having a bookworm for a father." 

Tbe noxt- week In the little VIIUIKQ 

postofBce a frleud presented Mr. Hor- 

ace Matlwk .to MIHH Irrno Warden. 

Apparently tho niratlnir wns hy accl- 

. dent, but Miss Warden felt her smooth 

cbtVks flush, nnd JUT hahltual.com- 

posuro was rfpplt*d for n Hin.*nnd, while, 

for his purt, Mr. Mnllock •u.-uruulg look- 

• ed| nt her and. having' passed a con- 

ventional'"glad to tnL-ft you,** lifted IIIH 

hat politely and walked out to his 

-smart llttlo"trnp.. 

**I .had on my chic volli*. the 'out* 

Aunt TctMlu went' uie from Paris, you 

know," wrote MIHS Warden to Mudgo. 

"and my bur white but with flopping 

fuchsias. But lt was.ail rank waste.." 

She couldn't . understand It Her 

dreams hadn't ended that way at all. 

One day In the tiny Idle llttlo hunk 

Mr. Horace Matlock stopped' short as 

he recognized a ittooi>cd. gaunt figure 

with a patrician fuce. 

; "Why, It's Professor .Thornton, isn't 

Itf be cried, stepping up to him with 

a cordially outstretched band. 

When Matlock years ago.bad entered 

Tale as a fronbnmn Thornton hod been 

tutoring, and quite a friendship bad 

sprang up between them. Subsequent- 

ly they bad lott track of'each other. 

Bnt .the satisfaction of tbo younger 

man la meetinc tbo older ono nguln 

was Bcnnlno. 

«roor-old-Drofesiior!—Ho^r-tbln-nnd 

worn and nyed bo's'becomo!" thought 

Matlock as bo drove the. professor 

home to bl» luodbst llttlo cottaKo. 

Out In tlio cottage's Hide .yard by the 

hollyhocks h girl was picking- a crwtt 

buncb of street 'pens for tho -lunch 

table. When she beard the smart llt- 

tlo trnp stop at the gate she looked 

quickly up frour tho.blossoming vines 

I nJj.il: nnvcr Und port- not, at Ii 

with my bachelor up. on the bill. Ant) 

In tho name of .wonders, who of al 

people do you suppose bos -taken- th' 

wind out of my sails? • Cynthia Thorn' 

ton. tin' old hookworm's daughter! H' 

had her . out- driving In that llttlo 

beauty of n trap three times during tbe 

lAt wivk to my knowledge! I' 

afraid Cupid Isn't very kind to me. 

You'll find I'll die an old maid after all 

unless Tom"— 

At this point Miss Warden'!, pretty 

teeth absently caught tho top of ber 

penholder, while she looked dreamily 

toward tho sunny. tree lined 'street 

Then she begun to-hum. . 

—A»-»h» «tnrt«I ou the fouTth~bar~oi 

her song a clinnipagrio colored trn 

•sklmmi-d by. In lt was tho charmln; 

bachelor, nnd by bit sldo was Cynthia 

Thornton. 

A NOBLE STOCK. 

Mdr, Dlcmltr »d Brantr of 

Modern Hpanlarda. 

You may ttcc todjiy In any 'church 

portal In Spalu the soraber dignity of 

oxpresHlon Immortullzod In. ti:e por- 

traits of Velusi|uez, the sinister cast of 

countenance of l'blllp II., the note and 

proud bearing of n Roman centurion. 

In the KuHi|Uto' provinces the dignity 

and pride of the peasantry are reflect- 

td In the graceful carriage anil Bym- 

Dii-try of'wovemeut for tvhlch.the. men 

of that roust and thu girls carrying 

(iltcherx ou tlielr heads' are Justly cele- 

brated. There Is 110 trace of awkwanf- 

UC»H III a SiuinlHh peasant, on whose 

rt-utnn-s Is Htuiuped thu pride of Borne, 

who will tulk to you with the ease and 

volubility of a Spanish courtier.' It Is 

a- noble stiK-k. 

Thougb todny'tho glory of Spain has 

departed and the modern Spaniard fa- 

vors a western' ''bowler" nnd the wom- 

en wear rurlxlnn hats, tho national 

ty[K> uf Spulu |ierslKU with ull Its dig- 

nity llhil iliurncicrlutlcs. LIvlng-typea 

of Murlllo's street urchins nutybe seen 

In-ituy Hpiitilsh village—a group hud- 

dled together'la some shady retreat,' 

brown, chubby, curly headed}'merry 

little rascals, lunching off a water- 

melon, picked up In the mnrket, happy 

as princes In their hempen rags and 

with their' meager morsel, or you 

may see the sunny side of Spain as 

Goya painted It—n.dance In the open 

square, a bridal feast, a bnllflghters' 

carousal, a brawl, on elopement. The 

apparel Is', less gaudy today, bat the 

sun and the types and the-spirit are 

tho same 

q p soming vines 

_and-u-ouilor.iL—Who-waa-tbo-dlstlrid 

'enlsbcd looking stranger? And where 

bad be picked up dear-daddy? 

A few days luter Mutlock.drove up to 

the coltjige ngalnt It was only deceuC 

be' told himself, that be-should show 

the professor niuii attention and take 

. him driviuj; now imil. then.' l'erhaptf 

same day uNo be would .tako ttae iiro- 

fCHBor's duurhler. He liked her. tic 

liked the natural, unulmshiKl way In 

wblcb Hbe hnd nekni>wledi;ed .IIQC fa- 

flier's prcnoutiitlon of him,' with bet 

sleeveit^/olled up niiil tier arms full of 

sweet l«-ns; hu Ilkiil I lie width iHitween 

her eyes, tho tireiidlh of her brmv, ill* 

lines of her iixiiitli, - Klu> wnu linn prut 

ty than many joiui • '-'. • -i Ilierf' 

, was about hor a frc«hue».n, a' uwoet- 

— ness, that I>I:IHKI IIIIII. uud lie Untl no 

tlcod that her ll'.Mire In her simple lit. 

tie gown was well limlded mill mini. 

Ono evening towurd twilight.-\Vhot 

ont In the open luun huts were whirl 

Ing aimlessly mid ilrelnsuly. Mullock 

: dropi>cd'iu upou' tlio iirofeKsAr to innUt' 

him a llttlo rail. He had fetched lilui 

his afternoou mall us pretext. While 

they wore sltllug >ut ou Uiu porch from 

the sbudowjr i!ttlo iuirlor culne the 

first chord.-* of Ilecthiivun'a beuutlfli. 

"Moonlight.Bduiitu." . 

" 'Tnafs Cynthln." wild I'rofessor 

Thornton In ntmu-ef to hUinicsi'n ntiirl 

of surprliui. - "Blra's never too tired, n>. 

matter bow hunl or long tlio on n lancet.shaped 

Hputnla. Ibiui handled, with at owi end 

a curved point, at the other n tinoly 

duututed edge. With* tli"_'j- 'iii-d edfio 

tho wux could .bo mitiuUftiSef ttd smooth- 

ed, wlillw'the |HJlnr w:» ''SfS.-d tor pl_ 

IDS high llKbtn, murkiu,; lips, eyebrow", 

e t c . • ' . . . • . • ' ' '. 

Tlie finui process, wlilt-h 'gives the 

name encaustic to this kind-of paint. 

'ln*r. WHH thtlier case the bar spreader was used 

open tho burn of a window. "Thin' 

vlco_tapslats of a hplrully threaded 

f t a d b t b 

women and girl*, for the operations ot 

sorting, washing,- drying and packing 

the.friiit.,h_ , '.'.' .' '. ' 

Tills uii-ans work for many thousands 

lir Smyrna ilin-lng,tlu> mouths of Sep- 

tember and'October, and tho average 

degrev nf prosperity among (ho lower 

'clniises during tlie.elitlre y.-nr Is large- 

ly dependent upon tlie amount of mon- 

ey act In motion during thin *bort pe- 

riod. . " , " . . . 

Tbe sorting or the ligx Is carjled out 

with grent enro. Color, nut wore spo- 

clally site and thickness, or. rather, 

thinness, of uklu, guide; the classifica- 

tion. The Inferior grades, tbe ao cnllud 

"bonus," eulU or refuse, are elUnluat- 

ed and sold for pupxines of dlstlllntlorL, 

certain quantity of this grade Is ex- 

ported to Austria and Hungary and 

used ns a sulmtittite for chicory. The 

dellcato flavor of Vienna, coffee Is duo 

to the presence of dried fig powder. 

The bettor grades are prepared for ox- 

port In various 'ways. Tbe least ex- 

pensive Is packing In linen or miter 

bag* and Is used usually for the leas 

•valuable qualities. 

The finer grades nrv subjected to a 

certain manipulation Wfnri> helng 

tightly packed In taxes i-outnlnlnjr 

from one to eleven |K>uiflls. During the 

manlpalatlon the workmen cohtlnualfy 

dip tbvlr ilUKerH in sea watlfrT .AM u re- 

sult the fruit Is Intter pre5«>rvRi~und 

the swvvtneiw Is not dluilulsbed bjrj 

long kev|ilng.—.NVw York I lent Id. ' 

Ra«n Man'a mr» of rianl Chame. 

Teacher—>Vbun' wutwr -l 

> Ice. 

what Important' clmuge tiikea piaco? 

Pupil—The le^"» him — Arnhlhn Proverb 

He that Ri'icakK of. thluga that do not 

concern btni-.Hliali henr'of thjugs tha* 

l t l hi — Arnhlhn Proverb 

pleco with a bar for turning.' 

The blwliS uro adjusted between two 

jars, .thu central "niece turned, where- 

ipon the spiral nhaft causes tbe blocks 

o exp'uud Hlde\vlse, forciug- tbe bars 

ipcn. Then tbe Intruder can pass In. 

A Htory wus told of tbe removal of a 

safe In wblvh the proprietor of a Jewel- 

ry store was accustomed to put his' 

•ostly stock euch night. It waa not a 

rcit safe, hut i-xccedliiirly strong, and 

iMx-unsv of its light .weight a number 

f lioitn wort* put through the floor and 

oumvtnl with the aafe bottom. The 

proprietor ofti-u mild thut thieves could 

i''t tuke the safe unless tbey took floor 

.1 nil. N'nt long lifter the store was 

i. Ted. u lid. belljld, the thieves bad 

miu'eti out thv Aectlou of tbe door to 

hk'h llu- wife wus fixed. • The. safe 

'us. lioltiid up with rope, tbe latter 

ilsH.il iinilt-r tho wpurated section of 

flooring, nnd, when tbe boards were 

BUWIHI through, sufi-. tjoorotid all were 

loui-red Into the basement and readily 

moved out tliroui.il llie basement door, 

put Into.tin VxproKa*wagon und carted 

off.—Jewelers' iik iliv law. especially for sain 

there arv also itoluts. especially thost' 

we huve uientloni-d. upon wblcb hi 

will,, not—nttju-r will be chopped • h 

or. chop you nnd take all con 

q 

tor. 

The subject In which thv grammar 

school (so' called) contravenes most 

sharply tbo law of the order of learn 

'Ing Is perhaps grammar, for grammar, 

being thvaunlytlcand theoretical study 

of unguagc, doe* not belong In the 

grammar Bchool at ull. The 

cloaalflcutloir of ptieuomeua cunnot 

commence uuttl.the phenomena luive 

been asseinliled uud made fuinjlliir. To 

this Ian-, of leamlug-luugnage Is no ex 

ceptlon. The languag« study proper 

to the grammar school Is opaervutlon 

and uceoklntf 

and composing.. Nor for. this Is the 

study of grammar neoemuiry. Whut It 

, nect-sKary Is a very large (imount of. 

pructlre, much reading,"niuch k[»ej}kUut 

much com[>OMlug. Tb^ oa'y use of 

grammar here IH n- iivgatlve ouu— 

ly, to correct mUtakes—and 

negative purpose the only pproon lu the 

"grammar school who need know gram- 

mar Is tbe teacher. The posltlve/sci- 

entlflc study of grammar must be" re- 

served for the high school.—W. O. Wr- 

Bons In Atlantic. •' '• ' . 

. A nuk, Far 

lake a large portion of the flesh of 

a rhinoceros, carefully cut It up into 

•mall pieces and place In a largo'Jar. 

Then cut a 'good haunch of. veulsoQ 

Into chunks, a dozen pounds or so of 

wild cattle meat, also cut Into tiny 

pieces, and add some large slices of 

crocodile. Put all In tbe Jar wltb?the 

rhino beef and mix very earefujly. 

Keep antil tbe odor Is such that yon 

cannot remain In tbe 'place where It U, 

then add a quantity of honey, stir wejl 

and SaTTS. It Is of course a very ex- 

pensive dish, but then, the flavor^ 

ttngapore Budget. '.' 

' . aalatlasr -salute,'and If sitting- be is required 

to rise and stand at "attention" until 

th* flag bos passed.—8t Nicholas. 

. A Calaridaaee, ' 

"I supiwae you enjoy hearlug youi 

boy talk since be weut to eolWge." 

' "Ves." Uhswured I'ttnuer Corntossel 

'but-aln't it kind of a coiucldeuec thai' 

so many of them classical quotations 

betrln with "'Hah. 'rah, 'rahr-Louls 

Vllte ConrieriJourTUtl. 

1 

i - ' ' i * 

: 

( ' ; 

: V ' ' ' i . ' i ; ' " ; • • ' . t 5 , ' . ' , • - : • . 

l PnrU. 

Tbe pearls found on the gulf cossl 

of Xowcr California ore aaia to~elhiblt 

a greater variety, of colors than tboae 

of any other part of the World. 1 and the 

business Of peajrl flab Ins there Is grow- 

ing. . The chief 1 colors are black, groy, 

red, bluish green and-yellowish. ' Tbe 

red pearls rank among the moat Tam- 

able. They possess a fine luster, and 

many of them are large 'and' of the 

moat perfect shape.. They are, how- 

erer, found only occasionally. 

ICHOLAS OORSOV, coi- 

y, Cap* M«r coanir. N.w 

t C«Mmodcand provld«d, 

atn»ats. berMUUm«|U 

oflbsl 

lo asls all ins 

">«>Uon«0.or sny put ttnrcol •umoT.nt 

ll ti T 1MK Inolact- 

!( . y p 

Uw nd IJeean av-enutf 

and 'VXUfiullUK NW on (Icvim 

•ourwi, 

UnkDown 

of land lylniftK'IKwn (h-ran and 

A U«nlicttvenUt"Hiu>a Iwl wwa-Ktflli and 

Hlxllmtrt'eni. 

Unknown 

Lot or IniM lylne Mnni (hwrnand 

Wt*ley HVenneM itiid betu'ern Klflb uud 

s HIXIIiatlNU. • 

rDknown • . 

.of. ot IMnd lylni; between Anbu 

ent! uvenum and Klllb d 

Natban Klalay nod Hona 

100 00 

I.VI oil 

UIU0 

100 OU 

100 IU 

luuoo 

lor uu 

loo .uo 

naao Norton 

NMtmD Malay and Hona 

lylni; between Anbury and 

' Went! uvenum and Klllb and Hutli 

win***.. , 

TnkDown : ' 

!mpo«ers, hoi been called ^ 

> F r i L 

urg'rlulnt-IIoiiore, taaoai4%Oolll»lS©110«'-a't~ 

ui'twi'i-u u eouutry house and a hoU.f ''""" 

lt IIIIK liad 11 checkered cun-er suwelti' 

crevtloii lu 1TIK undhas baruored ajoil 

queer'ehuViU-tem. Louis V, preteMd' 

It to Mine. di< l>oui|>udour Wbolmon 

bow ninny lettreti de cucbet went^ctv 

of Hit- t'ltcs to Imprison thoao «b ; 

lalui.is.ii.d lu-i'V ruder Louis XTlt 

was C.IIIIMI the Klysue Ilourbon.' Do- ; 

tin.- revolutlouTIt became oatioul'; 

pro|ierty, wus put up for xule, fouwl» 

|)UrchiiM.-r iihd'vus turuud Into * cot-, 

eminent' i>rliillnûrHce. During ti. 

dlroctoln* there i$un> gay doings in Of ' 

flu» old rooms, uud the uiorvulllemfl" 

uiid Im'rojiilili.'H duueed aud gamiiW 

from suiixut to sunrise. -Tbo rooa ; 

win- let to 11 H,viiillcntii- who nude 1,, 

fortuiip out of the specnlotto. 

HIucv then tlio pulura has beea ocny*'; 

jilc-d hy Murut, Nupoleoo'l, laU-:^,--^ : . 

Ilomipurte uud Uut-uu llorteoso. Ala- -}>»• »»»-£- »» c- u u nui;TH 

udir L of ltiiK»la and the Doe it\:?JAMES M. E. HILDKETH 

After the revolution of 1830II-'^ 5 

tW.'HOIT .VFOAK." AMDBKW C. 

;||^VW OFFICES 

;• Apgar & Boswell, 

;>'-!yJi M»HT«KS IN C1IANC1KKV. 

'-*"•• BOUItHK IIIJII.IIINO, 

ft AVENUE and KIUHTH HTKKKT 

OOKAN CITY. N. J, 

||Qodfrey & Godfrey, 

';.:-, Room" sir., .110 and an 

;•..;;• . Uartlett llullillng. ;: :: 

AS ATLANTIC CITV. N. J. ' 

U'rrl. 

rumuiuuil uiioccuplvd until.LoaU V* 

jimcle It bU rcsldenco wblltb 

IVUH prexlilent of the. republic. Nenij 

ul] thu HulMe>]ueut presidents of ttt 

ireiient rcpUlillc huvo added to It Tb 

c K IIWIIIUI; wcu from tbo FM- 

bouri;, culled liy the scoffers "ihe D» 

key. piiluiv." wus tbe work of Cimct 

Ills also In tile lurcu ballroom, nt 

left WIUK was built by 1-ouln > apoleij; 

and Urevy udilud a room ovcrlooUii 

tlio irarden. 'None of Urn prcsldati 

HOein to fiiuey \\n stute IMHUXIOUI, DV 

da they write ut the U>ui.i XVL tiiit 

irunuieiitei! 'with liruNti work chiacM 

by (Joilttlen.-. • 'Ibey. huve ouesadil 

ircferred to fUruliili Htnall rootnii nmj 

from tho Koleuiu atiitc>'U|iartmvutsu< 

uau-Uu-ordmiiry-desk-MUt-ti-as we ti 

In any ofilce.—llostilu Tranuctipt. 

1 ' j Counsellor-at-Law 

and Holleltor* Mauler and KKnmlner In 

M ' Chancery 

. . Offlno-No. 214 Owun Hlrrat 

• Central Avenue 

O4JEAM 4JITV, N. J. 

RALPH L. GOFF, 

CIVIL ENGINEER. 

stmveveR. 

. _ , CONVEYANCER 

NINTH AND OBNTRAL AVBNUB, 

, OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

HARRY H. RICE, 

REOISTEREP ARCHITECT 

IN.J 

BIO ACQUATIC EVENTS 

1; TO OCCUR IN SEPTEMBER 

• • • 

64S Haddon 

George W. Ernst 

GENERAL HAULING 

Automobile (laraRe. 

Wholesale llulter, EKK». Lard, ChcCHe 

aud Poultry. 

•-IteHldeiice, 6S0 Anbury avenue. 

Olfloa, 7th Slrtel bat Atbuijind West Annua 

SHOEMAKER'S 

STORAGE 

—HOUSE— 

Professional Race and Ocean 

Race Will be Run'Next 

Monday. , . . 

Tlie Professional Race nnd the Ocean 

Race, scheduled for laat Weduewlay 

afternoon,*erepoHt|one. no miittw at jWî 

hour."—NVw York I»n»*iii. ">.' '*. 

j NOT CHEAPEST, BUT LEAST EXPENSIVE \ 

-OUR- 

PLUMBINC, 

HEATING, 

fi 

ROOFING 

coivyBR '" ' ' 

652 and 654 Asbury Ave., - Ocean City, IM. J. 

mrrxTH AMD IHMUBANUK. 

UPCUI. ib; L>«rer! 

•It la coutTdtil'by all bin t'oatent* 

m N. C. Cleliand 

|BÂL ESTATE BROKER :.': 

•iH';f lioattH Negotiated. Improved or Un- 

.>^linprovwl Property for Kent Halo or 

5£|K|l KKolmnge. . ( , ' 

-Bteveulb «t. and AHbnr> A\«'. 

Jlf ARK LAKE: 

Undertaker and Embalmer 

SJB OsWTBiki. AVEKOS ' 

——T-OOBATrdlTYTlJTar 

BOURSE STORAGE WAREHOUSE 

koana Bulldlor> his,success. lie uoasedsalltj 

other (luulity, however, which 1» «| 

uiost |f not quite us cssuutlal " 

work, nnd that Is clearness a— . „ 

pljclty of Ktateuicut - His logical ml»;., 

uiarshuled fucts In such- ordorlyjj- 

ijuoDce uud bo Interpreted them hi tn 

slmplu laiiauute thut a chlU>TBOuUW 

luwhllu throucb the most eomplI«WS| 

>,' uud his mere n-cltULSM**' 1 **' 

»ut>s bud tin? force of tirtuiliwit-Flw;, 

wick Trevor Hill in Century. , •"• i; 

• — : • . ' • ! ' 

Au Rlplurvr'a Stralasaai.. u 

Sir llurry Jobu..toli. Uw• JiiuMW-i*} 

, OIHV iMi-niwd from averj'llf u £ 

corner lii" Afri-.'ii by u ijuicr iilriiiapatpj 

A score or r,vi| of, :.'.::r(lt'.'uii>< ' IUI ' lxl &'' 

had 'Hiurouudivl bis teut.'luiu »'W*^ 

•bt!fpre-ru.4liili|; It, they wilt ull iMJWfffiS 

The envoy wm. told the stiialliVij.* 1 ;^ 

In ,the.'eunip. und u"' wn'triiet! • An**^|; 

was sent out ii* the u'wful fxiiiiil'le;*giJ; 

five minutes tbe seiirnl trlln'ii.til>' 

VBUWi(id.".Xit."iSir-fturry./>v'' l fl';i''«*J i ; 

they fen red th^îhlti' diHi'iiie" "" 

th,on nil tbi- InvcntloiiH of .\iii\itt]. 

MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING 

ALLOWAYM. SMITH & CO. 

. ' (Successors to H. A. \y. Smith) " • '• 

811 ASBURV AVENUE, ,-. OCEAN CITY, tS. J. 

' ' TELEPHONE, 

AND INSURANCE 

|% Isbary In., Ocean City, K. J. 

iibd Bourdlng Houaiea' for rent* 

and unimproved propertl** for I 

C. L. LAKE 

RE AT' ESTATE. AGENT... 

Hbury AVentie, Octrtu CityjN.J. 

Cottageatfoi rent. 

>rr«Mipondentttsi(oltcited : i i: i t 

oney for_Mortgages... 

[JORDAN MATHEWS 

If,Cor. I5tb and Colnmbls Avenue, t 

(BO57tb Ht.. Ocean'City. N. J. 

III. tt 

'A tuiiu lu kuuvvn by 

risl tlw. Irroiiruiwllilo nViirtnur. 

wua utldroHsiinjr ii luri{t> uud u'rui 

tic audk-ni-u. • ' ' 

"Yours imiHt lie a i;as wnrks 

u rtije. uueulturcd'pnhion w 

pled-a-kaeC-scnt:—i—i——• 

Whut, 

•. I40BNSBD 

5?l,!?L?! bulr « Aoen Me, Ocean* 

>>llu:ruper "to help tlie proprietor," hut to 

elp yourself. • , 

BaferialnluK Their Dauvhler. 

Mr. ulld AlrH. ICdwIn T CllhUm/Of 

iVest Philadelphia, arc eilteriulultig 

heir daughter, Mrs. Win. IS. Loug- 

well, of .Maryland, lit their cottagej 

IS Ceiltrat- avenue. Mrn, IjOhgWell 

Is culivuleHcltig from, a severe ultuck of 

ypbold fever, which "lie underwent 

II her Marylutid home When Hue 

wns able to travel, Mrs, Cllntou 

irought her to Ocean City. 

ParcnaHed Htorr, 

Win. K. Washington, who WUH In 

he reHtuUrunt bUHltiesii In Atlantic 

City, lias purchased from James C. 

Scull, 6r this city, the store and dwell- 

ing, 7^7 Asbury avenue, for Heyeral 

ears occupied by;Co"uataut|j# WelMler. 

William P 

Chester, has 

Hold. ' .' '. 

Bharpiess, of West 

sold his cottage,' two- 

Fh d W 

ud-a-half stories, ut Fourth and Wes- 

ley avenue, to Harry Woolever, of 

Philadelphia.. The sale was niatle 

hfou'gh tho agency of Josepli I. Bc'Ull. 

IROIPVI.AK ITOVWL TO OETTVB* 

-BVHO-AMD-WAUHINQTON. 

The Rpniial iiljc-(l«y peruonally conducted 

:our to the tiettyiburg buttlonold uidWuh. 

Jngton, via Iên^Hylvanla Railroad,will leave' 

HepWmber &t. Ooe day tvlii be Hpent on tbe 

battlefield,'and tbe (rreat conolot will be 

Kraptalcafly deaorlbed.in leoturei by C«pf 

Lottit. TwodttyiWIllbonpentlnWiuhlngton. 

Tbe rate, raw Orota 1 New V«Jrk, altLOO (rom 

Philadelphia and proportionate rates from 

.other polnl«, WIU Include a|l neeesuir7«- 

penaea. For itineraries a'pdiuii Intormatloni' 

apply to ilokec agents' or addreia Oeo.W- 

Boyd.OeaeralFasungei'Afeat.Phlladelpbia' 

the wonts or St. Paul to the (falutln 

From henceforth, let no uiuu trouble 

me, ror I bear In my bod-y the murks 

of the Lord Jenus t ,'lirl-t." 

.Alter referring to the colnplexltlo 

of society »H It existH to-day, Mr. line, 

said that, with all or our Inheritances 

of the pust, there Is a certain part c 

man which cannot be penetrated Have 

by man's will. No mutter how the 

world may regard him—In the height 

of holiness or the depth or Impurity— 

"I am that I am." Paul still longed 

for tho (JalatlniiH. He yearned for 

meu. The Old Testament wii* good 

but the New' TeHlninent—a greater 1 

Testament—cume with tliu.iippcaraucc 

ofthejjord. When tho perfect cuuie, 

th&Tmperfect WIIH iloiie away with 

The Israelites followed Paul mill lin 

I iugned IIIH motives and utithority 

'mil waxed warm us lie fell bin IIII- 

tliontj-u« un upoBtlc, with the jry of 

preuclliilK the KoHpel, fiucstioncil 

VKroiu henceforth, let uo man trouble 

uie." I." the nor vice of the higher, wu 

are free "from the lower. There WUH a 

part of Paul's heart—III 11 will—whlcl 1 

he could uotRlvc to any other. Whei 

we decide that our heurtn ure (JIMI'H. 

somucli the lieitcrHhull we bu.io maii- 

klnd. ' 

Tli"-music on both OI-I-UHIOIIH «as 

excellent. 

'.'.-' h'l IWI' M. K 

What I he World Needs That We 

Call Olve" wa» tlio topic of Ucv. Dr. 

J.,\Vnrd fJumlile'H dlscoiirHe In'the 

First M. K. Church'oii Siiinluy morn 

ii|r, tlie pastor tuning hjn text from' 

nines II.,U; 17. "Home would innke 

out the world lo lie lietter than It is. 

Others call It u wilderncHs 11 desert, u 

clmriiel-liouHe," wild Dr. (liiinhle. 

"True, It Is not Klysium, for there me 

tears, sorrow, strife, lust uud/sellUb- 

neiiH. Hut tliereiire coollinf i^trcunis,- 

bowem, songs, ravoriiiK winds uud 

tides. All this may lead on to"reward 

ir be know how to use/.mid get the 

help we deserve from other's. 

•'Tlio jlilllK tlie world needs i 

Hvmpnthy. Wo liave it to Rive. Ills 

aIltne>orld'iloert-|ieeeggufure touched alike Hildre*i>le lii His life und giive tm 

he clliuux of ItH exercise.'.' •• 

IilITItKKAN'. - 

W.J. Huiltningor npoku to tliu Lu- 

herull congregntion oil Siinduy even-' 

ng, taking his text from Luke, 17; ,'U: 

Hemember Lot'H wtle.C He said In 

iart,: "Tlie text .brlngH 'tin .back to 

MJiiedlH, giving Us thrcetiiiiigri to ru- 

member coiirernltig-ljnt'H wife; her uil- 

untiiRes, her sin mid )innlHhtiieiit. 

•Ihe wax Iho wife of- Ahmhiim'H 

lephew. Bhe wns the Wife of a reilgl-' 

lUSiuuu. Hhe hud nil theailvulitUgeM 

if a CUirlstuiu home, enlcrluliitHl 

iigels, heard thulr me^sunes, saw their 

«jwer, WUH delivered front Hodoni be- 

•aUKeor one righteous niiiii. Notice 

now merciful tiod wuM tmviird Lotund 

nls family. Notice tlnil the nalvation 

>r the most righteVitiH man must bo ut- 

rlbuted to Hud's mercy. 'Henlember 

Lot's wire.' Kemembor her. sin., it 

deemed a small thing. All she did wutt 

to take one last look tit the city which 

Was now being destroyed,;but Hhe dlx- 

nbeyed a direct couimund : 'Escape 

for thy lire ; look .not behind thee.' 

•My Clirlstlun frieudH, are you look-.l 

ug buck? Be careful that you do not 

delay too long, Hy loiiklng'back uj«jn 

the Bluful pleasure'or this life, Vou 

will be retarded lu your flight. You 

will be left behind -and will be over- 

taken by the conflagration of*«ln and 

death. Uo nut remain standing mid- 

way In the way of salvotlou. Itomeni- 

h lt' |f* Itwtiifttuhpr ^flr pilnlH.li 

c a pill f U 

mont. 'Bhe became a pillar of saU.' 

Tho flery und Balplinroua vapor with 

which the air was tilled killed her. 

She had already escaped from Sodom, 

but became, disobedient and perished. 

Let UH ever remember Lot's, wife. 

Her pillar IH a fearful, reminderbf tbe 

fate of. those who look back and so 

perish. •.'•."'•-. 'i 

"My dear Mends 'escape for thy lire,' 

Look not 'behind you for your poaes- 

slotis. Look uot behind you for'tbe 

sake of your former companions Look 

uot behind,, but you 1 should • ever - ad- 

uot behind,, but you should ever ad 

vance beyond your presenl position. | 

of George 8. Bacon, a 

• Personal Friend. . 

(lovernor BtokcH was a, visitor here 

for two or three hou'nf Sunday after 

noon. He came to town In his usual 

democratic way, and probably very 

few who saw him recognized In him 

the Chief Executive of thin Common 

wealth. 

Whlle'hcro bo was the guest of au. 

;i;l(I 17 and 18. 

"It Is not our purpose to treat or -. 

Ho into a debate about tbe miracle, of 

these three young me,n being saved 

out of the" tlery furnace. With, man, 

tilings are Impossible, but with Got! 

nil thlngH are possible, and so-we be- 

lieve It were possible for God, to have 

waved these youoR men Just as His 

word nays He did. • lie that an It may, 

many of the-preclous thlugH of life are 

tested by the severe test of lire—gold, 

silver—nnd when Paul would depress 

the severity of tbe trial of the eternal 

judgment to which every man's work 

iii-lire IH to be subjected, he terms it 

•tlie trial as by lire.' Ho It IH that every 

•nan must stand tho lire test, but nn 

man was ever yet templed beyond 

that he was able, with IHvIno hell 

uud aid, to bear or IInd a way of escape. 

•* 'Our God Is aple to deliver,' said 

iliese three young men. Tltux they 

Illustrate, IIrut, the truth that a re-, 

ligioii of prluolple Is founded upou au 

intelligent conviction of tmtli, no llxed 

n the iieart UH to be beyond the reach 

if—argument; Bometliue>< we are" 

fralil to npeak our own convictions 

when the answer should oouio clear 

anil strong. There In anotlier prin- 

ilplo here, which COIIHIHIH pre-eruln- 

ently lu obedience totliOHent*eof iaBtyêanl 

, •. !•'• •.i,?fi-i','ii« ; $

Ocean City Sentine 

rtnma UD FgwnD tnn Tnwu 

R. OURTIS ROBINSON* 

' Editor and Proprietor 

OCEAN CITY, . - NEW JBRBSY 

later-Suta "Phono No »r 

AdvsntHmeoU In local- oolumu. A oont 

pirMnceMblnwrUon, Monthly and jTMrl; 

Job work promptly done by experienced 

Imnrte, 

fHOBSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1906. 

Entered at the pan Oflloo at Oeaan City 

N.J..B*Moondela-umallnwUar. . 

Kcpnbllcaa Coanljr Convention. 

In eoeordenoe wltb the mlee governing 

Republican Party In Cape May Couuy^nd 

conlonnlty with tbe lawn of tnla Btale, con- 

ccrnlngsuch matters, the undersigned bmbjr 

elvee notice to Ibe Kepnbllcan voters or the 

Mveral Municipalities, wards and election 

dlatrida or Cape Mar Coanly. to attend at the 

ecally deilgnated polling placee In tbelr • 

sportive- districts,' between tbe boors or oi 

o'clock In the afternoon and nine o'clock 

tbe evening, on - ' • 

TUESDAY, BIPTXXBIB SStb, U06, . 

to elect delegates lo represent them IntbeBe- 

pobllcno County Convention which will be 

•beld at Ooean City on 

HATUBDAT, SKPTKHBKR 29, 1900, 

at one o'clock p. m. Ibr tbe purpose of nomi 

natlng candidates for member otBtaleBenate, 

General Assembly and Corooer. And also to 

elect delegates to the Second District Com 

slonal Convention to be held In Brldgeton oi 

October and, 1906. . .--. 

Under Ibe law tbe several Districts will be 

entitled to the following nn'mber ot delegates 

b>eacnotsaldconventloas: • . 

AXLKOATI 

2 

2 

3 

Ocean City, in Ward 

Ooean City, Sd Ward 

Upper Townablp 

IMnnletownnblp. Ut DUtrlct 1 

DennU lowoabip, 3d DUtrlct l 

Woodbine 1 

ttea IMe City I 

Avalon , • I 

MldBle towniblp, Ut Dlatrlifl S 

Middle town>blp.:M DUlrlcl t 

Angloea I 

Wlldwood .. l 

VPT1 

2 

-a 

a. 

1 

.1. 

*1 

1 

H 

II 

2 

people known or supposed to be la > pained tbe note to O with tbe remark 

favor of ex-Senator gaud.to. tb " " "" ------- 

meeting under tbe gulae of a general 

Republican call. • 

At tbe -last moment. It becalm 

known tbat there Wan to be a w 

called'Republican man meeting, am 

Senator Crease's friends "got busy. 1 

They presented themselves nt tbi 

meeting in ouch number* that,, mu 

to the chagrin of Hand's followers, 

Crease's frleudn organized the meeting 

and elected their own president am 

secretary.' . • -4 

Notwithstanding tbe alleged pope 

larity of Hand on Five MlleBeac 

and. despite .his well-laid plans to ge 

I his friends there, aud wltb tbi 

small 'percentage of Senator Cresse'i 

friends who could be assembled ni 

abort notice, tbe meeting turned ou! 

to be a triumph for Senator ('resse'i 

friends. . . .: . 

After the meeting was organized, 

the people who bad called tbe meeting 

were loath to say what It had been 

called for, so tbe gathering adjourned. 

After adjournment, a few of Hand 

friends slipped around to a prlvati 

room and went through the farce o 

organizing a Hand meeting.. 

This. was tbe first real "show- 

down." It Is Indlcativeof other things 

~Hony~BeacE ' 

lower Township 

West Cape May. 

Cape May City. 1st District 

Cape May City, Sd District 

Bontb Cape May 

Total 

2 

2 

._ 2 

S 

2 

• I 

SI 

. JOHN 8. DOUGLASS. 

Chairman Hep-Co. Ex. Com. 

Ncond Dlalrlct Repabllcsn Can. 

Krcawloiusl Connmlon. 

"The Republican Convention to nominated 

candidate tor Representative In Congress for 

tbe Second District ol New Jersey, compris- 

ing the Coa'nlles of Atlantic, DurUngton, Cape 

May and Cumberland, will be held al Bridge- 

ton on tbe secon and wife, R. Harrys 

Halley, Jr., It. H. Halley, ilafy 

Halley, Elizabeth K. Jones; * I.uln 

Wlesler, Mary E. Aldrlck, Mra H. C. 

tones, George S. Winner, Thomas. We- 

•lurklu, Arthur I). Kurtz, Philadel- 

phia; Mm. K, N, Ullllugton.-PltUburg; 

Jllve Ernat, Ocean City; Maude Reln- 

rie, Camdeu. 

KLHEHON. • . 

Harry B. Douglas, Cape May Court 

Houne;Harvey Bouller, Frank (juilTra, 

Mlllville; E. H. Guyn,' George' W. 

Kenln aud wife, Mr. and'Mrs, H. F. 

Speck, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.,Speck, 

Einioa Thorp, Margaret Thorn, E. A 

Gllmao, M. A.-Oilman. Philadelphia: 

I. Creek more, H. C. Pussey, Mm. H. 

V. Puiwey, Nan Ma'ttle, Bertha Matlle,- 

Mildred Mattle, Pllmau Grove; Arnold 

L'ramer and wife, New Gretna; Ethel 

!. .Morton, Palmyra; Daniel Bouder, 

Irldgelon; William Wardell, William 

I.'Graham, Ocean C'lty; Mrs Emma 

,Iyern, Mm. Smallorell, Haddoillleld. 

. • WvosrtKo. 

H. 'Clarke, William' D. Clarke. 

Edythe' larke. Ituwtell G. Pa'ttemon, 

Alfred Haggerty, Tbos,. A. Tonalice, 

Emma C Youup, Cora . Jobimou. 

Anna R. DanntiibcrK, William Miller, 

(VnnaT, Bynm. Marsaret E. Binm, 

Mrs. Jane Byrnn; Thomajt JoKephi 

Parrell. U illlam'Iiead and wife, Thou 

». Read and wife, C. Wesley Read 

Herbert N. Read, Edward Klbbje- 

loune, Mrs. E. Kibblehouse, Mrs, E. 

Richmond. E Rlcbmand. li. H. Flood 

and wife, Elizabeth Farqiibar, Edw. 

Hamban, Ehlladelpbia; Mrs. John. 

Warr. Ablngtou;Mr« John A. < larke. 

Helen Clarke. Dav|d M. Clsrke Edgar 

M. Clarke. Fox t'have; William Httyex, 

Mrs. Charles F. Lynch, M. Stowmau. 

Besste 8mlth,_Wa|ter-t. Davis ana 

sop 

Kev. George Reed. Fleet Surgeon—Dr. 

Howard - Reed. " Social Committee— 

Messrs. J.- C. Marsh, R. W. Edwards, 

and H. F. Slanton, chalrmau. 

The board appropriated $150.00 for 

the nodal committee In providing £u- 

tertalr nenta during the summer 

mor .». Upon tbe sugKesllori uf tbe 

board, these affairs were beld on Wed- 

nesday nights. They conslx'ed chiefly 

of receptions and dances and progres- 

sive euchre parties. It likewise was 

arrauged to have the presentation of 

club tropbjes made ou tbese'cveulngs. 

A ladtea' auxiliary 'committee or 

twenty members 'authorized by the 

board or governors wax appointed by 

Chairmau Hexamer, aud lent valuable 

assis ancetoihe social commlttee~dur- 

•ig tbe season. .This WSH particularly 

«o on tbe occasion or tbe Open Re- 

gatta, Ibe social side or which affair 

was managed entirely by tbe ladlew' 

auxiliary committee; and the Ladles' 

Day which waa more Hueeeimful Ibis 

year, perhaps; than ever before In tbe 

history or tbe club. 

Tbe board also made an appruprla 

tlon or 1150.00 to tbe Regatta Com itilt- 

tee to be expended by tbe Prize lorn- 

mlttee iu providing tropbletf and 

championship flags for the races. - In 

this connection it might be well to add 

tbat the board authorized the purchase 

or* stopwatch for the use of the timer 

on racing days in order tbat tbe liming 

of tbe yachts should be done wIt h all 

possible accuracy. The board also 

authorized aud bad done 'the slaking 

outoMbeyacbt race course and other 

frequently uted channel* of the bay 

ror.the convenience or the, racing and 

pleasure yaij 

GRAHAM GIVES 

HEADLEY A RUB 

Incident Occurred While.City 

'. Council .was Awarding-' 

Street, Contract. 

Only one.bid was received by Coun- 

3ll Monday night fdr the "tret'l work in 

the vicinity or Second and' Atlantic 

•venue. This bid was from Mutton 

& Corson, and was as follows: 

We wllf fill with hand, grade, gravel 

and curb with wood curb, iu accord- 

ance with your advertisement lu the 

Ocean City Sentinel dated August soih, 

1906, as follow.: 

Sopthwest side or Second street, eaitt 

of Atlantic avenue, 800 feet more or 

less.for tbe sum of$1 97 per lineal foot. 

Atlantic avenue, went side, begin- 

ning 859 feet south of First ntreet aud 

running to 300 feet south' of Hecoml 

street; also went Hide, of Atlantic ave- 

nue beginning at Second street and 

running 300 feet nouth therefrom, 

niaklng-ln all about 7.50 lineal feet of 

street, for the sum of $2 05 per' lineal 

foot. • - ' . - 

Endowed please Hnd $200 In cash. • 

On motion of Councilman H. I, 

Smith; seconded by Councilman I). 

S. Sampson, It wan decided to uwanl 

the contract to Sutton & Cor»on wlien 

they c imply wltb the condltlonH. 

The followlug -communication uu 

received from the IIrm referred to: 

Gentlemeu :—We, the underHlgucd. 

have the contracts for street .work on - 

all tbe north side ot.First Htreetj con 

tract from tbe Ocean City X,»nd I'om.- 

pany. 

now," answered Mr. Headley. 

Mr. Smith moved that the compan, 

bo permitted to do the work.' 

Mr. Graham said that, he .was pel 

fectly willing that the compan; 

should le given the pjlvllegeof doln 

tbe work, but he desired some s|iec 

lied time named. Mr. Grabam furthe 

sakt.tlmt be had fre-t 

side of said avenue. We liavc had nil 

the above streets tilled tn grade with 

sand, .and propose to emiii'lettf the 

. , NOTICE--.. 

H'hereby uivfii tlinlthf follow I ni; rhttiM"' 

M»v« been NMtf«d m IMP- M»y ivun y, 

compllnnra xillb no Arl of the l£«W* 

Zldfifof cEwnnHH? J»rvl« sound*, "!"', 

llitnk rbunnelK Holly Hnwli *•'*'»•»"•;' 

iir«*"y Hound, «r*-»i .Sound* JLUOIHIII s**a\v 

U ' - ' nnel troni Crbftk Horn io IWiu*l*y' 

Oct-iui *:ity Ytichi Ctutu .1 

Hunt, oroyottrr Lnuulh 

^t. Hi.. I", y , VlM Atlnnilc Count/. 

OCEAN CITY BAKERY 

(Hncd 

1 nn RnmiA* 

DO IT NOW 

SERVICES RUN 

RANGES SET 

' ON SHORT NOTICE 

CITY GAS 

[N. JOIiNSON 

PLUMBER, 

STEAM AND GAS FITTER 

i 

gradluR. RravellnK and curblnc a» 

soon as poiwtble. • . ! • _ ' • . . , 

"Does tbat letter state ' wheir the ; RepainnjI a Specialty. 

work will be comiileted?" asked irtTf Bath—4-ubs—and^'Plumbers' 

Graham. "We have had too much of Supplies. 

tbat sort of business." • I • ' . 

"They have the land all juiniinNl In [ O2O A.Nbnry Avenni 

ASSESSMENTS FOr^lOEWALK IMPROVEMENTS. 

^beroliowlneaNHeHMinpnl reiwirt u-»*t nlt^t In IIH-OIII'-I* ol Ilie City Cl^rh Uy iti*. 

'" ' on K«pUinilk«r:i. HU>l,ttll(l tl)«Hli',ic-,'|Mirlnl liiColiiiiiillll'oilltnl lit lit. •,-•••.11 

'tbe wtinedHV. Act on on KHII! rt|iort win imiukt-n liyConunnn i'uiiin-ll IUI 

û.iUmi». 1- itHkt ... u..._,....,. ..s... "^-m Ilitrcuft^r 11" II I'MII Ik* ct 

Anbury uvebtie 

Hen, h. 101471 AMbUryn 

ma 

tec B. lotrjo 

430 

CO) 

KoiirtecnH. «lr 

H««vvnuâtli wt 

Fourllmtrret' 

To rent of lockers. 

To admission fees........... 

153 SO 

85 00 

Total receipts,........' (1 608 50 

. I -'H. F, STANTON, 8eoy. 

The folloyrtog report was submitted 

by Dr. 1. N. Grufcom. treasurer, for tbe 

flseal year ending. September 1,1808: 

Balance September 1,1906... * 440 68 

Received from B. Oarretsou, 

ex-«ooreuiry.l906......... ' 

Received from secretary for 

dues, etc., season 

21 46 

1 808 60 

' Total reoelpU........Vtt 070 68 

ToUI«*pendtturea.......... l 708 64 

Balance. SeptU, 1906. » 888 99 

NEsJd*H«venth street,'Usy-'nvfnue 

< to'PlesMDre avenue . ..' 

KW corner 'Konrtb and Uky itvenue, 

n Iseron Hmy avenue - 

IS feel NW ItaynviDoe.TSfeet K Ol 

Konrlb street 

60 feel NWBay avenue. Ull fen! Not 

' Kobrlb'street 

41 fe»t N.W Hay avenue, 216 feet S ot 

. r-onrihsi>u.(.||4.r • - 

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Builder.. 

A young man with plenty or bras* In 

'on the rauil to uianiifucturlng IIIH.OU'II 

golden opportuniticH. • - 

If' Bom*> of UH uolil boiue of our 

tboagbtH for a penny, we'd liave u libel 

anltfbr a million dollurx ou hand. 

BAY TROI,I,BY 

for 

Ocean City, N. J 

. Plans and Specifications 

Rreparied at Short IVptice 

rTH«n< HKrCK f *tioiiH ol*ather. When .MIM< 

liuHhoug reached her father, the water 

wan. up"to her HpHV He grahbeil the 

hiilid at his neiircnt nou.-the latter 

caught tliejiand or the next one, and_ 

thus It was that all were brought uT" 

whore. 

Whcu one of Dr. BuMhotig'w WHK 

wan brought to shore, he WOM almost 

lu n drowned condition, but after 

wording ou hhii for Home lime he \vus 

reHiiHcilttted 

Tiiere are no lifelines at this point, 

we are told, and this matter should be 

attended to at once. 

I'lie-o women arc entitled to Carnegie 

medals for heroism displayed. 

PI,AN-TO IMPROVE 

Kve» of VlH lorn r»y nout will be 

:l with Bay Kronl. 

There IN a project all foot aiiiouK 

tliuou'iierHof more thai) half a block 

ofuiiiinpruved bay front land to gel 

toKcther and make' a garden H|vot »r 

tlmt grouiiig'Nectloii of the clly. 

—Tlio-idca l« to-bulkhead-aiith Inst. you must be 

registered by Tuesday, Heptember41th. 

Do not overlook this point. ' Make It 

your busluesM next Tucwluy afternoon 

to nee tbat your name Is on the registry 

list, otherwise you may loso your vole 

at the primary. 

Tlie next day two copies of the com- 

pleted registry list must be posted hi 

conspicuous places in tlie district. 

On September 25 the primary elee- 

tloiiB for all parties are held from 1 to 

Thlnk» Inspector Should Do 

His Duty or Resign' the 

; QflSce. 

At Council's meetlug Monday even- 

Ing, Mayor Champion called otteutlbn 

to the alleged neglect of duty on thu 

pa'rtoftiuVbuilding Inspector. Homo 

bulld)iigH,^bcvMuyor said, «re uot In- 

spccteti vcry\«ll.anil houses are being 

built without. permltB from the' build- 

ing, Inspector. . 

The Kama . coiid.Uloiui exist In the 

olllceof tho puimbiiig inspector. The 

plumbing Inspector and tho- bu'ildlug 

Inspector are one and the 'same. 

Tlie' Mayor'suggented that word be 

vent to the dual olllco-holdor that If he 

cannot collect the permits he should 

Bend ^communication to Council. 

Mr, Oraha.iu cxpreiwed tho View 

tbat It In the Mayor's duty to enforce 

tbeordluuuces. Thu Inspector Is under 

tbe Mayor, be added. 

The Mayor took exception to Jhe 

Councilman's last remark.' The In- 

spector, he said, Is appointed by Coun- 

cil. The inspector receives the money 

from those, who obey the law and take 

out perinltH; others who do not pay 

aro allowed to go*oil undisturbed. 

Mr. tlralmm explained that hv 

meant it in the. duty of tho Mayor to 

enforce the ordinances. \ 

Tho Major stated that It was liii- 

possible for him to know who does or 

does not tak'e out permits. He said lie 

had heard contractors xay they do not 

have to take dut permits. If the In- 

polls the registry board sball make a 

canvass of tbe votes and make state- 

ments thereof fn accordance with tbe 

provisions of tbe law. 

On October 80 tbe board shall' irieet 

from 1 until 9 o'clock p. m. for the 

Uual revision of thq registry lists. 

November 6 Is election day. The 

polls are opeu from 6 a, m. until 7 p. 

m. At the clone of the polls the vote 

must be canvassed and returns made. 

Briefly, they have about one day or 

cupvasslng, one afleruoon and even- 

ing for registry, olie ianernoqn and 

evenlug ou. primary .aay, one after- 

noon and evenjng for the final revision 

of the registry ll»t, one long day on the 

'Ith of November and their compeuHa- 

tlon.ls llxed at &"•"> In districts having 

over : registered voters. 

PERSONALS. ~ 

MIHM Franc«i< Iteynolds, of I'hlludel- 

plila, Is a guent of the Kathlu. 

Mrs.-Charles Ilreckley, of Philadel- 

•phla, Is among Ocean City's visitors. 

Lewis T. Btevens, or the Cape May 

Herald, was lu town Tuesday. - 

Miss Clara HatuaWay, of Brooklyii, 

1H the guest or Miss Elizabeth Abbott; 

or Ibis city.' • ' " .. . 

' Mm. Anna C. Fleming, or AUHecon, 

Is visiting- Mrs. William Imke at her 

cottage, Fourth and Central avenue. 

J. K. KuHsell, or MauchCHter, X. H., 

a big |iro|ierty owuer here, wa*a visitor 

liere this week. 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred..' Ilarroot, or 

Frankford, are vlHltiug .Mrs. Hannah 

Allen. '— • r—'- 

' Ueo. II. Laugley, wire aud daughter, 

of Mlllyflle, are rtpeuillnga rewdaysat 

tbe I'lMcoyno. . - . 

IJ: li. Kaveiisou was with his faulty, 

at Heventeeiith and Central avenue, 

over Labor Day. - . - 

Hherlir Daniel Houder, or Brldgeton, 

wan among the recant prominent 

guests ofth~eT2iberou. 

(ieo. H. Winner, of Philadelphia, 

wan a guest or the Oorwood on Labor 

Day. : - . I '' 

.Tlios. P. Head .and family, or Plill- 

adclpliln, were gucMts of tho Wyoming 

during the week. 

- Wm. I^SharpIesH, President of the 

Ciiester Couuty Trust Company, West 

Chester, is spending a few days here. 

Klr.aud'Mrs. M O. Loreuz, Ruth 

and Frederick Lorenz, orCbester, are 

registered at the Imperial. 

Mrs. itobert Cbadwlck, of Chester, 

Is among tbe pleased guests of the 

Katbiu.. • • 

AI leu 3. Davis aud family, of Xorrls- 

town, have closed tbelr cottage for the 

seaxou. ,. ' 

.' Mrs. J.. a. • Hudsow -and- Miss E. 

Hudson, of Philadelphia, are reg- 

istered at tbe Biscayne, 

MIHB Sara A. VanUllder, of Peters- 

burg, was among' the visitors to thlB 

city to-day. • • 

Miss LUreue Campbell, or. Pleasant- 

ville, Is the guest or her cousin, Miss 

Bertha Hcull. • . . 

J. K. Kussell, or Manchester, N. H., 

who has been'taking a look at bis 

property here, registered at the Atglen. 

David it. Hudson, who Is a cottager 

at Third and Went avenue, him left tor 

Mlllville to attend the 'funeral or 'his 

nephew, w.bo Was killed In tbe West. 

blrv uud Mrs. Howard Budd njid 

sou, of Philadelphia, were amoug the 

guests'or the Bea Spray during the 

week. . • • 

Mrs. Jaue K. Boyle and Miss Mattle 

Doyle have returned to this city from 

Pleasantville>, where they spent the 

summer. • 

Lin wood Coruo-J, a 'Philadelphia 

druggist, Is speudlug a few ; days very, 

pleasantly wl|li bis rather,. Nicholas 

trorsou; (u tblicclfy. 

Councilman and Mra. George , O. 

Adanis and Harry 8. Adams add wire 

left here In Councilman- Adams' 

launch on Saturday tor a ten days' 

cruise up the coast. ' 

.Miss Vetta Rlsley bas returned from 

a two weeks' visit to Ta'cony and West 

Philadelphia. ' While away, she also 

visited the Blaymakers' . camp at 

Bustleton. • • : 

William Weat and daughter, Mrs. 

G. E.Btowart, of Morton, Pa,, father 

and sister, respectively, of Mrs. Mark 

Lake, have returned home after a 

BUILDING LAWS ARE NOT 

ENFORCED, SAYS THE MAYOR 

OLD BACH WINS 

GREAT VICTORY 

Clint, lifctkluy and his.old Ilnch,' 

of this city, covered l|ieiiiselves wlHi 

honor and glory nt WCIIHIIIO Park on 

Labor Day by. defeating Another Old 

Maid; thu crack boat of the Seaside' 

Piirk Wclit'Oub, by .more limn in 

minutes over a twenty-mile cournc. 

Itcsldo the Old Maid, there were 

sailing against thu. Old Iliich the 

Happy Pfincei ul (ho••Oivhii'H liy Ynrlit 

Chili • 

Tho jmliic of the njic-) were tin- 

cliulrnicii of Ihu ri*Katla roiuitliltcc^ or 

.Seaside 1'ark, Ocean City mid Ishiuit 

HelghlH clubs, , 

Following iire.thc stiiuiuuries; 

I.M.AH4 A. "'• 

Nil '-lurl. Flllt-ll. KliI". >'• n, 1 1.1 1 ; 'j. 1., :i -ji 1.', 

- t'ptonoon.vt'sierdiiy.wewere uutihle 

lo get Ihuii'oinpjelc link- nf the Pir- 

' " ' 

Informa t 

sent out last year; 

Collector ( orson 

i 

answered that to 

ld i 

tbe best of his knowledge UICHO bills 

were seiit out-last year. 

On iiiollon of Mr. (iraliam. Collector 

Corson UUH authorized to-iemlt thu hi- 

terest and costs on the two bills In 

Question. 

The annual report or the Itoanl of 

Kduiatlon wan received and Hied. 

Tbe rei»rt of the iiNsesHuient for 

sidewalk repairs U'UH accepted,-ordered 

published and a time rat for hearing 

complaints. 

AI'I'HOl'llIATIO.VIUI.ANCICS. 

Treasurer I raft. Vliaiiiplon re|>orled 

'balance)!' 

? 051.« 

' 777.K0 

•i.lWI) 81 

. 1218 

XflHUM 

the following appropnutioi 

Streets, 

MIscellaneoUH, 

Flro Department, 

IntereBt, .. 

Salaries, 

Drainage,. . ' 

Light, 

Water, 

Garbage, • - 

Axberi, • • t 

Printing, 

Mimic, 

Hoard walk, " 

Board of Health, .' 

Blnkliig Fund balullceK, . . 

New Sewers, ' 

New Streets, ' • " 

CASH AVAILAIII.!-:: 

Boardwalk, 

New streets, lop. 1 ),. 

•taxen, 1004, 

Street Improvement, 

Taxex, lfitiS, 

180(1, (over) 

Balance cash, 

City Treasurer Chuniplon 

'L'/W.Wk 

(Kll-dll 

uiw.iki 

W..17 

MIK.4. 

' llo.lHHI Ik) 

B,07U.(M 

t iU.1l.0() 

jll^lW.KO 

IW.liil 

tO,«»7.l7 

•aid tlmt 

City T a e r p 

tI700 would shortly be required wllli 

wlilch to |>ay luteretit. and that $3U00 

were needed to pay current.bills. 

The Joa'iis Were ordered ui>gotlateVI; 

These bills Were read aud ordered 

paid::. . . • ' • 

Neapolitan . Hand, fli'i-'i; Ira B. 

Champlou, Interest, etc.; ,$M,", r >o.-Mr- 

George Hawkins, *10.M; J. P. Fox, 

streets, fH8 57; Robt. (Jreenleaf,fajl.lM; 

Ira B. Champion, streeta. $01.45; M. 

Kenuedy, tm.iH; . Clareuco Turner, 

(3296 H h k L b C 

Kenuedy, t . ; . urr, 

(32.96; Hhoeuittker Lumber Company, 

«5S.O5; L. L. Wallace, $00; Jos. Boyd 

& Bros., tl20; B.'Carhart, C70; Ledger, 

*H '22; Oeo, Htanton.-JW; K. A, Bchock, 

«S2; 0. H. WutsoD, fOO; M.: Q. Buck, 

(50; Daniel Krauss, W, Uecves 

Flowers.- ISO; H. W. Hlidroth, »I2; 

Geo. Brewer, $50- Ira 8 (.'bamjilon, 

(41.08; Ju ' Rdy $50 Wlt 

F 

ewer, $50- Ira 8 (.'bamj 

Jumes ' Reedy, $50; W 

02 W W B $«0 ti 

alter 

ti B 

(41.08; J Ry, $; a 

Foster, (02; W. W. Brown. $«0; ti. B 

Bcull, >72; Conner Tr Jones, C2S.aa, 

Alfred it. Hiulth, $50;Cbas.'O.-Taylor 

(22.64; Jos. Krauxs, *S4; Harvey Y. 

Lake, $24; Atlantic City . Railway 

Company. 78 

T. Lee 

Rev. and Mra. Tbeb. Stevens have'g.' *Burley, B> W».76; Archie Gardiner; 

returned to Frankford, where Mr..'934,61; h. J, Smith, ns.78; |Hlram 

Btevens Is pastor of a church. They |St^lman.*l-l;I0;B; B. Knglish, board-. 

bad been visiting their Bon,. 

Stevens, city 

schools. '-•' 

y 8tn 

,_j; O. K; Adams & Bio., f8.20; 

., Sloan, Jr. A Co., »2.O4i K. J. 

°'| Smith, 19.87; English and Cresswell, 

' J » 1 2 5 . • • • • ' . . • ; • 

SUTH'E TO- LIMIT (KKIUTOIIS 

rîit«tlAr>M|litil ( 

I*ur»iti4i»t 10 ili>- unit 

r*}tinW fit UN* Count} *> 

tlf filtlrtct'llltt H|>pli» lu Suiiimi '••." 

iitt*t of Ot-« k Dit >f*liy AvMiM 

Hit' HOlltJit-ii«(urr> uhlit « 

lx lilUTMttlOn U'lla.1O8 Market St., 

PHILADELPHIA, 

*Mdqaart«r«of Soatb J«n«y tor , ' 

Fine Familu Groceries. 

MwuyNthe!ro*beflt*ny m»ll promptly attended to. Al 

I tplne amount of flO and upward dt? 

l i t onitrctt at any railroad atatloi 

r Cape Hay oonnty. 

LOW 

xallafactloa Onaranleeil. 

GnRWOOD HOUSE, 

7II Muy County, will meetoa ' < 

Tuesday, September 117 1906, . 

d on Tm-Hday, Hep'ttfinber iS, 1MM, Mt I In 

nhi^t un«re the next election in their dtw- 

irlct will lt«ueldtat one o'clock In thearter 

noon, uud remain in HVHMlon until ulu* 

| k t th l f h l 

>'*.|(M;k in tlie evonlntf, ror tli« purposs oi 

miifcloicup from tbe OUOVSSSIDIC books two 

win tit rviflMters of tue namvs, resiliences 

mid Htre«t DUintiers, U nny, or »ll tlitt por- 

ulifl lu tliflr reupvcllve election dlntrlcu- 

ntUM to tlie rliibl oriuffrajn) therein at tin 

i*xt oltH.'llou, or wbosluill personally uppeiti 

H>lorv them inr that purpove.or wbo slmll bi 

îKiu'n in the Nntl» r nctlon or- such Hoard ol 

Itt'KlMtry imd Klu^tloas to have leipilly vote* 

,li tlmt election dislrlcût tuv lost preceding 

Wei'ltou tuvieln lor member or tbe Otftierhi 

AHM'tnlily, or who Mlrill be shown by tin 

.itlldikvlt In writlaic of some voter In tbsl 

t'lt'Ctlon dlMtrlet to boa leiful voter Ibeivln. 

Ami on TmtMd&y, Heptember ^S, lual, unil 

' llioNHiue hours the said Hoards til 

' and Klectlon will- bold » primary 

*'I>.I:III>,I i»f delri£MteT« to conventions ot pollr 

ii-ul purtli'M.or tor tusklnic uomlnatlous, or 

1»r both,HKreeuble lo the provisio

ofaJRatr 

Br GRACE MAC9OWAN COOKE 

' Copyright, (000. l>y RubyDougZu 

• • "Buffering Moses! Hochnskn. If a" 

'heads' I win, tails you lose.' playip' 

• poker with you these days. I rung Ul 

' Bvo jacks on you that hand, an' you 

.. Aovcr tunied a hair. What's up?" ' 

\Tbo cowboy :pushed"back and regnrd- 

'.. "lilncli jams"—they uro 

I callable of tuakiuiz heavy trouble for 

him. Aside from the commanding offi- 

cer. It inlflit uliuoHt Iw said that of all 

tbe otlicerii attached to a modern war 

vessel It Is most ueeessary'fqr tbo chief 

engineer to iiossess not only the good 

will, but .tiie actual devotion, of tbe 

men under him. The chief engineer Is 

held strictly accobutahle for the pres- 

ervation In goou 1 condltl6n of tbe.ablp's 

liollors and machinery. A, loose*screw 

ample, they can cither make life mis- 

erable for tbo commanding officer, If 

bo Is tbo man they have it In for, by 

looflng on their Job through all tbe 

watches and drugging, the dirty and 

unpleasant coaling tusk through an In- 

terminable length of time, or they can 

punish nny watch officer for wbolh they 

„»"".„ „ . . • I have cot It iu. by "showing blm up." 

"Burnt Bear," he began, "you know | ,„ £"„ Iattc/,.aRO the/calmi> wait 

?fi?! J"? on Nto ' > 8po ^ X been till tho wm*b offlccr wbo baa Incurred 

their illsplemnre taikea the deck and 

—. - - —--»--. .«.».j«u BW. a881imcs jiret-t command of the work 

week. If such sbonM happen I reckon •ronna to him, I was up on the knob- of ,^1,0^ and „,,„ thoi_proceed-to 

yon could name your price." . "•"*"> *• era*" 5 *- ,!«*• tbousbt It was ^vo nn exhibition of how frantically 

An eager are leaped Into the Indian's ^tenoiigh fo-you, could see t+e „„,,,„.„.. -•=--• 

somber eyes. "I could," he answered. " 

"But no such thing will happen. Burnt • — —•-•• -.7.- 

Bear sloops with tho pony's stake ropo wlcky-up. But thero was a great big 

tohJsVrior" • ' - 'snake In tbe grass that you couldn't 

to bis wrist' 

"Don't you be too sure." remonstrated 

the cowboy. "I've got money up on 

that caynso, an' I'm mighty uneasy 

that he's about to gat some sort o* cpm- 

. . - - r- -—• --r •—•» •¥» n ship's eonipiiny of naval Bailor men 

hawse from where you was down at „,„ 'work. wltijout doing anything, 

the caipiH-settin* by the door of your n ? y B1IVS,~"~l*. "^' '" ."""1 i"° 1 dor tho strain of "labor tbnt'loois quite 

kicked out? Tbeqîu) I watches ,.„„,«_ > • . -- - 

„ .~~ ,, n# vuui-, „ . ..-- — . —•»•-. • --«»•«» (cfrffl^ j,nt them In a monumental lack 

plaint InJjls right hind foot Tho old I."» bo no08 f 8 a P. B long, stout hawse. ^ beadnilv ,n ,,lt. mnung ot the Bblp. 

man knows*I'm pettjn* heavy on bis I mUr ', a ? f ""5* nnd 8llp * " aroa ^ A toe The disliked officer of the. deck, may 

hawscfleaban*blman*mouisreatpals|' >n /" boi:l1 - . . ' -»•-'- —-•—-—-- 

—weYe thickcr-ri thloves. 80 lont 

He stepped to tbcf front of tbe black- 

smith shop, swung Into tho saddle and 

disappeared. ' ' 

All day long the young Indian served 

bis customers and attended to bis usual 

duties with an olr'of preoccupation. 

He guessed what simple trick bis cow 

puncher friend .had in mind. If tbe 

' gome wont through succcHsfully, would 

tbe father pay the price? 

Crowds were* gathering for next 

week's races and business was brisk, 

for, thin scientific blacksmith and vet- 

_ertaariari-, t|1(. ,wv, 

y j tiioeniTof 

verllleiitliiu nf-Mils legend Is 

crevice. HI»I ..very 0111 

Ueortif Wiishli>L-:iin reuliy ||v(4.' 

GREEN TURTLES EXPENSIVE. 

r In Cmamf't u« How 

The? JIM nroas-bt. North. 

_ **Tbe flesh of the irreen turtle often 

brings $30 11 pound," sold an oyster 

dealer "Tils rih t 

"Cure Brat, pay after,*' eald. the old 

Indian sentenUousIy. ' " 

The lover gathered courage from the 

tact that the price Itself was not men- 

tioned. He held ont his band for the 

bridle, and Burnt.Bear permitted him 

to lead tbo pony down to the forge fire. 

It well suited tbo young bl 

dealer. "Tills rieh ranat romes to — 

from the'coral rwfs of the'West la- 

dies. 

**Tbe turtles arc cauebt In nets 

among tbe rocki- They aro very care- 

fully brought nortii. They are deck 

passengers at first, iiut as tho weather 

grows cold with the ship's progress 

they are penned lo mirro rooms below 

—regular staieroorof. 

"It's a different'treutment that they 

get, tbot'sb, at the natives' bands. • If 

a native Is brh^-lnu turtles north be 

nails them fast to the deck by their 

flippers. Strange creatures that they 

ore, tbey, appear to-suffer little under 

such cruel treatment. . 

The calipee and calipash are re- 

spectively the flesh from the bronst 

and tbe .back of tbe green turtle, Od- 

btts which, I have beard epicures say, 

are nnequaled In the. earth beneath, 

the heaVeas above or the waters nnder 

tbe earth. This meat Is superlatively 

rich, delicate and tender. . 

"Live greon tuntle fetches wholesale 

from, a dime to a quarter a pound. 

What Bitnteti^tfae meat so expensive In 

the end U that out of a 140 pound flab 

you'll only get two pounds'of calipee 

and one of calipash. 

"Several times when therefhas been 

a tight turtle market tbe chefs of mil- 

g e market the chofs of mil- 

lionaires and of certain extravagant 

hotels have offered me $1 a pound for 

live turtle*. At,that rate)your calipee 

and calipash would comei to quite $50 

a pound."—New OrieansjTlmes-Detno- 

crat. ' ' 

»7. „,, 

i*V 

' to halt in the darkness, run 1p tho shop 

V for a harmless bottle of volatile'oils 

, , which would ameD loud and look WelL 

*IUen,stooplng,be took the slim pastern 

.., fax his hands. Tho foot was hot and 

, • throbbhig. Those 'deft digits, warned 

> : where to seek; cleVerly lnterrogatud tbe 

•', -'-hair about tbe smailest portion ef tbe 

' • ;'•'-; joint. Ab, It was there!. He snapped 

J •;.• tt. Tiie relieved pony, put down a grate- 

ful noso toward bis shoulder.' Then 

' \ '• 'witllakllled movements Hocbasfca itib- 

" bod-nnd kneaded tbo member to hasten 

- Xthe'impedud circulation. • 

':;;•,.'•.. For an hour be worked tbns; the dra- 

•>;V''niatle : values must be preserved. Oc- 

'•v.caslonaUy;ho walked the pony abont 

;>•;• and, its owner could' see the. lameness 

, KdocKaatajt'. Attend of tbat time he 

kJp^^-S : «S't«ki:'?;v;;';,''!;,? 

;\ 1 -iS:a"/Burnt yBear,'. yoon bor»o Im sotmd. 

M$iy,pfaigmte(i.iMt,m toot. 

rSttetitbe. fever waa.aU out of it 

. . SIHIns on . . 

TDoes sitting on cbalrs'tend to,make* 

people stiff and awkward? Orientate 

can sit on tbelr beels bowover' fit and' 

elderly tbey may be. white many Eng- 

lish, people after middle age can rarely 

rise from tbelr chairs without assist 

noce.—London Oraphle. J 

>ao-r> CadTKtn. ' 

"Jane Is DO suspicions.*' ' 

"What hatCJane dono,now?" 

"She thinks tho postmaster invari- 

ably roads "all her letters, no she puts 

•Personal' nud 'Privato* on eacb' one 

pf thorn."—New Orleans) TlmeavDomc- 

and that tlie.,usi'fuUie teft or !"}•. with ii strap around It l0Bm, 

Its falling*- WiiKliinstou ilrairtBl 

h f hi T 

RISON H. VOORHKHS 

or-at- L,O,AV, 

.oyrur.... 

MffJBarket 

BplT AWIAH. AM1IUKW C. HOHWKI.I, 

, OFFICES 

to ihu ilujv "Tlie undoita' 

Inc In Unit the pirtfjotic Imps'jf 

mountain wind It, iHvniiKe It 

to the Father of II1« 

1ml KIIIHTII KTItKKi4 

CK\N CHTY N J ' 

UCK,\.N CHTY, N. J. !«;_ 

OFFICES 

Godfrey 8c Godfrey. 

T. ABBOTT, M. D., 

PhyMlclan. and Surgeon, 

OFFICE—Comer Central and Eighth Street 

•'(Till e a. m. • 

omen Houna :•< ICrom l to » p. m., 

(KromBto 8 p. m., 

T. C. HUTCHISON, M. D, 

Ilorrar notild not t 

ulwil. Thl« will Itiriirelyofoiii'rrV'?;"-. . ,£, , , 

mix. it wan orit-iniuiy of leajo Herbert R. Voorhees, 

(iiiiiinnnly nf tnat nuigpenUKCiTV : 7»i Auhifry Av..ihie; 

I.e.ul win. nwii fur «.I|H h, tholJari55JS3«i'u" : C ' or ' K '"""' 1< >' """ A """ 

'Me nneleiit Itiiuiauii nud In etllI*.AtOeeaiiCiiyGW«-ou Tm't.luvu i,,nl I'rl- 

for that pui-po*. Iu Italy. Tbe toiSFtllSSZS** " m '•'"""'"'J' Kveninuii unr. 

lilt of.leml'lH 

nun In l.nlin "liulla," Itotu UWBO-./J; 

rlaliinii'the l.>rm Imve ilropped ejdi—s 

MlKht.* -Thi' Itoinuir liulla. was a 11 watch«;'';'» 

elreulnr liM'kin. ItJtii(Uv:oni-iiXa!l;ii- 

or luihle fiiinllli'n altjicln-l to a •, ni'i- 

JV^-I cull, 11 tii ~:.i- t! , _, 

muut keep your iloV from luiflilrM. i O»3Wt7» 1 ' Xt.,Oc«uii City, W.J, 

won't lot our i,ii by HJiiip. tloauHi'î.i' •• . 

i-Ynt Kind i'du'i'iill^l, 1 wiiiitcdP*m$M . ' • " ' '• 

tbAt If ybuMloii't'iiiii^yOuriM'T^M'jB — • 

crying 1 Klinll .have to miter « «*ilia ' : % »,..' 

Pluint. itiunWjyft iny-ittirnwfonr jMnu«ip(i»l»ro»ervodior 

. woru. tik» si.*',•:!'•, Mj?®. W. L. BERRY,' •• 

^'^^nfwiuirti^SnufacturinK-Jeweler, 

KoiitloiiV Mh,. IIewjnro»-Oh. T«g.|iNO. 33 SOUTH SECOND ST.. 

Oneu ,-ur^l Willie of u violent 

ache by. MticceatluK that ho go-.T-.J 

floutlat'» nud buvo tlio tooth extnw",! 

-Chlcnco Trihuno. '1. 

Storaae fur 

' xtme und 

ur an 

' xtmxe under 

anything personal or po 

er the bent oondltlonR at 

te rates 

h bent oond 

moderate rates. 

. , moderate rates. . . 

Cootracbj made for mo vlng aud storing 

BOBSBT t»iai«rRal,-MiUM»gcr. 1 

w- nniBniiii, •,.; 

• Knlrkcrv Thero • KoeH a ma» 

would ruthi-r richt tbiia oat 

Soldtorj Kiilcl£or-No; 

"*•*>'«• Mntfnilna. / 

' Halliir Utxad. 

Soy, Jack, whufhuve you . 

Ued arouiiti your ttnitor forl" ,. 

"Ob, that la to romlnd tne toil I 

«ot Bomethlng njy wifo toiam 

•nro to reineniber.'*-Baltliniw. 

can. • • 

Philadelphia, Pal. 

Initaspaclaitir. 

I an Your. • 

IHORE FURNITURE 

. Of Every I)eur||>tlon at . 

Galladher'3 

SECOND STREET • PHIL*. 

and an* mooay. 

DAVID MUIR, jRM 

Tin. • Slate - and • Slag - Roofing, 

CORRUGATED IRON WORK 

FURNACES AND RANGES, 

405 Wesley Avenue, - Ocean City, N. J. 

. Kepalrii of every per, cent. Tliu bonrd 

Wan angry, und hitornicd the aHiieKdorH 

that they Would be compelled to Hlm.w 

an IncreuKeorill percent, this year. 

"The aH»eHNor» went over their work 

uKalii.und now Tjandl* toU'lTHTiTp and 

Vinclunil VOWIINIIIP HIHI'W IncreaHeH or 

S-I2.),(KKI and $400,000, rexpectlvely, 

nearly a million ilolliiin more. 

nnd who ducn not take ont permits. _ 

OÎIH Htaluiumu aloile proves one -fttct^l _ 

viz , thnt were hes fully aa well ap-oo— v 

tlio actual ntnte of affairs as he is on , 

jumping, he would not bave made' 

Mich un UHsertlon. 

A matter of record ut tbe Clerk'* 

olllec, panHed by Council at each 

monthly meeting, shows the building 

iiiHpector'H n-iHiri for the preceding — ~— 

month, with ailjiermlU granted and - 

fees for the Hame, accompanied by 

"TIIIH year, w'lien tho unxoxHorH of Uheuk covering the amount, with tbe 

tlieHe two places turned. In their imokK [•"'.'J 8 ,' "refelved and Hied." . 

rieuttnlitviile •TliurHdny, .which WUH 

well ntteinleil. > Mtu-h iiitcroxt wun 

xhowii in tho iirntterxdlxcuhneH that be" feel tbat my re- 

Hix-ninulliH-old buby, Moiiford I'"uyH, 

died nt J o'clock TiiiirHtlny morning. 

Death WUK due in a complication of 

diseases, 

The buby wuuMr. und .Mrs. Kills' 

Unit child, and Ux dtatli Is felt nil tlio 

more by the parents. • ' 

TiiKHKN'riNKliJolim wiih Mf. mid 

MrH. Klilx' frlcnilH in extending Its 

deep Hj'mpnthy in tTieir bereiivemylit. 

R«MI ft-ZHInlv xrmiMferH. . • 

Iteceu't real estate transfers hi Ocean 

City, reporU-d In the otllce of County 

Clerk Way, aro UH foijiiww:- ... 

'.l'hlilp K. t'olniiinii, Ji(,' ,et ui, lo 

Churles |,,ll. Wilke. $!I'JM». lutt '> feet KoiithwoHi of 

Kloventli street. 

Charles F. Wall ot lix. to Idu'K. 

Olxon. Jl. Lot on Ituy Front, •S>x.m> 

feet, on southwest side of lOlcvcnth 

Htrcet, " 

Wm. D.lluriihurrit et tiic to V'uilghuli 

$1. I'remlsCH northwest Hide 

, .-_. my re- 

Klgnatlou a» building Inupeetor will 

.add to the name, I stand ready at a 

moineut'B notice, to offer the name,, 

and In HO doing would like to suggest, 

llrst, that they make a building or- 

dinance that will' Htnnd. Secondly, 

follow them youTHell. Then appoint 

my MueccHBor, who will lind blsonlolal 

duties far less arduoiiH and 'more 

pleitMint than lian 

. Yours truly. 

SMITH. ' 

p 

fore Se p eptember lo. 

•>OI-l'I.«K TOUW TO OKTTVS- 

BVBO AMID WASHINUTON. . 

Tho uniniul iilxil'iy |*r»ouully ooadueted 

tour to the Uettynburg battlcUold and Wuil- 

Inilton, via I'ennaylyunlu ltullroad,Wlll leave 

H«pU!Ulber ai. Ouo dar wlll.be lipent on the 

battlefleid, and tbe great eonlllot wilt be 

liruphlcully deucrlbed lii leciunw by Capt. 

Lonu. Two dujn will be itpeol lit Wmhlnnton. 

Tbe rulo,«-22.UU from Neur Yotk, »1U.OO from 

phlladelpblu and proportionate ruteii Irom 

othor polnu, will Include ail iiebiiiuaryex- 

pomeu. for Itineraries und rull Iniormutlon, 

anply to lloket agents or utldreai Ueo. W. 

lloydi ()»••asMDce[ AEeut.l'bllodelphlit. 

j t ide 

rieuHiiro uveniie, Hi Ml feet soutliweut 

of' Twelfth street, liOxlJiV-ll-lO feet 

to Itipariuii CommiHuionerH exterior 

line; lot It!, on 1'lun ii of (lay Front 

lotlJtiiJil* Ktl H I 

(y nt 

lotHlJotiiJil*, Kectlon H, and IOIH V£i, 

18(1, 18H, Jllt-^'JiJ, .VJ1, «•£,', VIK, TIKI 

irt WI4fBtfott^ 

Ueorge F, Uber et ux to Mary A 

Ifarnhiirst. $1. Iiot5iO«, Hcctlon li. 

John It, Keiidriek'et ux toMuy Fru- 

taiiduono. fllOO. l,ot.»oi> Section 1>. 

Jameu C. Kciill et ux, to William F, 

Waulilugtoll. *l. liotBftS, Hen. A. 

linttlo M, Itlttcr to John Glvon. 

*10,0(IO.' I'rciiilscs on nortliwcKterly 

side liay''avenue S« 11-100 f.et; Bouth- 

we«t of Tiveltu Htreet BU liil-100 feet,. 

Also northu'eHt^ljie, l!ay uvenuo lot 

ill-IIW'feet VolitfiweHt of Twelftii streot 

B5 V4-JO0 feet by 1(10, feet, ' 

Ocean .Olty-AMHoeta'tlon to. flowbrd. 

Parry.- $3»0. .Ocean frontage^ aud 

ltiparlun IUIHIH lir front of lot 1)2.1, Heo- 

to Jacob.' i). El«ele. SitlO. 

Kparla 

tlon. 1). 

Hamu f 

a Jacb. i). Elsele. 82(10 

Ocean frontage au.d'ltipiirlun lauds ill 

front or lot «£i, Bcctloii I,. 

Hame to Mary it. slim, $J00 Oceau 

rrontage ltlpariun lands iu front or lot 

1KM, Hectlon 1J. 

'Btatb of New Jersey, by riparian 

commissioners, to Ocean City Associa- 

tion, $760.' Four strips of ilpurlan 

lands under Atlautlo Oceau betweeu 

Flfly-llrst and Flfty-elgbth streets. 

** » > • 

Wo Do II RlBbt, Quick Service. 

All kluds of Optical and Jewelry 

Kepalrlug. AH broken lenses replaced 

without your prescription, by bring- 

ing uu the pieces. Smoked glasses- to 

suit your eyes. W. Wardell, the Ey- 

Spociallst, Ttl Asbury aveuue. 

IvCttcr to Sotncrs Cameron 

' Ocean< City, AT. J. 

ItcnrBir: Weshalircel obliged to ' 

you Iryou write ux how you came-out 

on your llrst few Jobs Devoo, as to 

gulloiiH expected aud used. 

Tuke Job A. Yon make your price, 

expecting to IIMO '2ft gallons Devoe, and . 

lined lo. Job li. You expected to use . 

|. r > und -used 10, And toll us What " 

puint you had lined before. t>f course, 

you Judge Dovoe by. what you bave 

used before 

llero'Hhow a few came-ont. . 

M. A. Tluminx, painter, Lyuchburg, 

V"a., WriteH.- My first job with Devoe, ', 

1 cHtlniutcd r>7 gallons; it toJk 2S. Since 

then I Iinvo used nothing else. ' * 

O. Ii. £>lu-urdu, Jtaleigh, N. C, had . ' 

lined ill) gnlloiiH pnete* paint on- Jits 

house, and bought, !U) gallons Devoe; 

A.' K. tilcnn, hlH painter; said It . 

woiitdu't ho enough. Hud it) gallons - 

toft. • •' '.. • ..:•••: 

Mayor W. ,W. Carroll, srontlceilo; 

Florida, Writes: Painter estimated 85' 

gallium for my lioiino; took 20 gallons 

D e v o t ^ . • • . , , •...••• 

' Ollmoro & Davlx'-Uo., contractors - ' 

and pulutohvTaliahaHHce, Florida, nay 

2 KalloiiH Devoe xproadH BH rnr as 8 of 

any otlicr pahlt they know, and cov- ' 

orsbetteri. .'•• . . . 

H, A. Itullurd, painter) Sanford, - 

Klorlda, cstiointed 60 callona for Odd •"- * 

Fel'lolfH and Maionlo Hall»; they took ' . ' 

anJevoo."' .' "' . . ' • . 

• Jones & Rogers, Merkel, Texas, ootl- 

mated 10'gallons I>ovoe for Mr, Pratt'a r 

house and bought S gallons for lint , 

coat; Itûluted two coaU. ' 

Erb-Spfiugall Co., Ban Antonio, . 

Texan, painted two nouses same size 

forD. J. Wood word, one lead-and-oll, 

the other Bevoo. '" 

paint and labor. 

Toui Masey's _ ,, 

Springs, Texas, estimated for his bouse 

10 gallons Devoe; bo bad 4 left. .,','..' 

You see how It goes.-' Even the beat' 

painters can't guess. ilttlo enough .at; 

aret..i'-- .' '. ;':', .;:,:•;• :^,,;" •:::;:?'v>M 

Yours truly, ' ! vv^r;ffi 

!• ' : . • '\'.p;-w:'jpKiraH,^cwi«{i3 

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Dovoo cost less 'for' 

painter, Walnut 

i 

P. S.—n. Howard 

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JOHK H. DOUOI.AMS, 

' chairman ltep.-Co. EJr. Com. 

Second District Kepabiican Con 

BTdMlottttl Convention. ' 

Tbe Republican CODV«DI1OD to nominate 

candidate for B*pre«entat.ve tn CongreM for 

tbe^l^cond.-Dlatrictot-ierey.p 

IDB the Con ntle* of Atlantic Harllnnton, Cape 

May and Cumberland, will be beld atUrldge- 

'tonontbe aecond day of October,one tboa- 

* euiid nine hundred und six. nt twelve o'clock 

noon. 

Tbe Chairmen of the varloua Coaoty C6m< 

mltteea will apecliy the places for the holding 

of rrlnuuies tor tbe election or delegate* 

•aid Convention and tbe number of .-elega 

to wblcb each District u'rotllledacccording 

lothelaw. 

; mignedj—llr^-MINCH; 

_, ., KI»WA.UU8,t,KK, 

* '' . . W. H. C'ARTKlt, , 

A. U.HMITU. . 

DON'T suppoae ".We'll ramble" will 

be one of the rallying songs tbkt year. 

* A MAN should always be willing to 

help a womau when uhe wants bar 

j o w n w a y . *-,-•.' 

ISN'T it about time to do away wltb 

a dictator In Common Council? Thin 

In a matter for the voters to consider. 

®M, 

WE dlalike to think tbat the man 

.who In an houeit aa the days are loug 

.will be getting leaa aiid lew boneat 

- every day from tbla time on. ' 

• AUOOBTUS HII/TOK, President of tbe 

Cape May County Liquor Dealers' As- 

Boclatlon, in going through tbe county 

distributing Jland photos and buttons. 

THE Star of the Cape 'nays It. E. 

Hand wan a .fluhftrman before be 

entered politics. -What a pity for the 

.tax-payera be did Dot remain a' Usher 

- n i w i / ' • . . . - . . . • • , . . — ' , 

LETT'S «top building Htreeta "out into 

the thoroughfare, each aa at Ninth 

street, tor a year ortwo. - MoBtof you 

have ibis opinion. Expretm your 

' views at tiie poll* '...'. , 

. AT a recent gathering in one of tbe 

• so-called "Hand strongholds^ It wa» 

found that one out of every forty-nine 

voters was wearing a Hand button. 

They looked lonesome. 

'-,'•. How would you. like an overcoat 

; now? ; Therey were persona orj tbe 

)' boardwalk lust night who would.have 

; belleved.lt cold enough to make Ice, 

' bad tbey been told so. 

As Abraham LIDCOID once aald, 

; "Let aa have tilth- tbat right majcett 

might, andlo that faith ;let us to the 

. end dareto'do our duty, as we under- 

, stand it" It Is "up to" the voters of 

•pceattiUity'.it tbs coming primaries. 

r,jy:^yi;-^..'M • •: •.,.'.••.,•. 

HE sayp be didn't "play to the 

gallery"'wheh be voted for tbe sewer 

ordlnanci.-^No? 'Perhaps, for once,' 

it might have been better had hedone 

- so. Butrperhapa the people will bave 

-Bometlllh^toaay a little later: ( : 

.JJemocrirtaiciJoagh Votea'.,to defeat 

Uk and the Democrats want 

:;,by,;a 

because tbey know be will be "e«»y " 

He bas "sowu to tbe winds aud reaped 

the whirlwind.'; , ' 

IK Robert E. Hand 'ever, bad a 

pbance at the Itepubllcau nomination, 

that lasf chance was loBt when 'UUR 

Hilton'. President or' tbe Liquor 

dealers' Association, commenced • to 

distribute Hand buttoiiH and pliotoH 

Tliovotoruof Cape May County are 

not ready to surrender eiitlrely to HIIH 

sort of a political combination. 

Tin: Hand organ* are try ing to.uood- 

wluk tbe farmers and tlHber'men of the 

county tbat. be. In' tbelr ftlend aiid 

Cresbe tbelr eueuiy. Senatr Crenae 

was raised on a Cape May County tnrm 

and bis parents still lloe.ou due, and 

Henator Crewe IH respected J>y every 

farmer and llsbernjan ""in the county, 

and'tuey have no better friend tliuu 

b e . „ • • • : . , • " 

A OAHKFUI. cauvaiw of the county 

MIIOWB that about one Htnre or |itiblic 

place out of every twenty-seven buna 

Hand photo dlaplayed In It, and tl 

one voter, nut of each forty-nine 

throughout the county In wearing a 

Hand button, TblH IH food for thought. 

It is wiggentlve'tbat when the vote IH 

couuted, soine wine propbetK will tie 

out of the running by a large majority, 

an they were three yearn ago. _ . 

PERSONALS. . 

R. M. Uorgas. orMt. Airy, U tuklng 

a rest at the Blncayne. 

Prencott Cadinau has returned from 

a week's visit to Mlllville and vicinity 

Mrs. Harry Keairy, of CoiinellHVillc, 

Pa., Is visiting her couxln, It. Howard 

Thorn. 

Mr. and Mm. 11. K. Katon have re^ 

WHO CAN WE 

TRUST? IS ASKED 

i 

TOTirea. JO .tllBlr coitagi*, -* Central 

ayenue.-T . , , _l. • 1 . '. . • 

Minn Alice Watxoii vlHitol her friend, 

Mr*. Julia Uoper, nt.Wllilu'oixl over 

Sunday. 

Cherle Borie, Jr., of (Icriiiaiitovvn, IH 

spending a few dayn with frlenilN in 

tblMClty. - ' 

Mr. and Mr*. John. R. Keudriek 

will leave for their I'hJIadclphhi hoiue 

to-marrow. 

• Mr.mid Mrx. •Lautiin Kumlrlck, of 

New York, hnve .returned liume ufter 

a vlnit here. 

Mtiu Bowie llullook. ori.'()llliinw 

lloak I'lmnêlH. Holly H-aib I'hxunrli 

Unts»yHouDd, Urcal Mound., l.ujlaiii Moun 

UP io (vook Horn. • " 

Tbv CbHDnel trom Cronk Horn to ll«asl^ 

Point und Ocrun City baa beeu .lulled 

Oman Cliy Yncht Club. - % 

IJUd AUK. v, IIOJ. 

"A. It. HHITH, 

Kupu of Oyater ComlnlSNliin. 

Hi. lit., I'. V . a-tOO. AlladllcCnuiity. 

•.IslorHnpaldPoll and Pino 

tor me Vear 190], 

George A.Barrett..'.: 1 OC 

WlUlam Bojarth:. ....I (Id 

Harry Buzzard 

Henry Bryant 

George Bond .*.... 

Lewis Cordery., 

ladwlck 

...] OH 

... 1.00 

1 (XJ 

2« 

William Chadwlck 2 4( 

Itlcbard Cbew .' ......1 (X) 

Albert Carpeuter. „ 1 OC 

Hamuel Carr...... I 0C 

AlbertCrutbers ::. ......'...I 0C 

Albert N. Downes ......; 1 0C 

Walter Decker......'.;., ..1 Oil 

James Fowell. .,......:.... 1 OC 

Kenjam I niOroyei^ o j i U i l l l u J _, ^1 

Samuel Hersey -. I Of 

Irving Hill....v ..; 1 (Kl 

Bolomon Jeiikius .'... ....I IX 

John N Johnson .....1 Ol 1 

Joseph Krouse .....A KC 

Harvey Lake.....; '. .• I (Ml 

J. Mixuor 1 Otl 

Frank Lougo. .'......1 Otl 

Thoma« Matbews .1 

Charles G. Miller ..:....'..,.» 

Cornelius Mahan '.......",..»!' (HI 

JrWrSmltb- 

FrankHchock 

Frank Bchock,'3r,".... 

F. P. Smith 

H, C;. Bands ...... ..( 

Reuben Sands;....... 

Turner. 

David Tucker..;...... 

Joseph Tucker 

John Tucker.. ... 

John Thompson..... 

Theo. Townsend 

Albert Williams..... 

Walter Yotiug........ 

J.T. Adams 

Kdward Bushay 

A. Barclay.....,:...:. 

Joseph Barclay....;... 

Somers Burley......'.. 

BenjamluKard........ 

J, A. Canfield 

Edward Campbell.... 

Touy Dlllllo.i......... 

'ohu Freellng , 

oshua French........ 

Frank GlrtluB.,,....... 

It.-Harris 

-barles F. Headley... 

George Hawkins...... 

Leo. Haggerty........ 

Walter-McCorkle..... 

Tsaac Norton.......... 

loseph Norton........ 

Bdward Burdlck 

Thomas Barlow....... 

Hilton Champion..'... 

Frank Rlgglns :. 

William Shrlver...... 

IVilllam Bhrlver, Jr.., 

Daniel Stewart...'...:. 

..:1 Oil 

,. 1 W 

., 1 0C 

...1 711 

...1 Otl 

...I W 

...1 110 

,..1 DO 

.. 1 on 

...1 oc 

...1 00 

...1 00 

...i 00 

. ..'2 40 

...1 00 

..,1 00 

...1 00 

...1 or 

.,1 00 

...1 00 

...1 00 

1 IK 

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...1 00 

,..1 Oft 

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. 1 Oil 

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..1 00 

...l'OO 

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..1 00 

...1 00 

..1 Oil 

no 

LVIIIIam Tice........ 

Samuel Talero'....... 

Bertram Smftb....... 

oslab Bbnrp.........,..: 1 oil 

. NiCIIObAH COIiSOK 

MB, it., P! F.( »3.76. folieclor.. 

Menders - 

One-Price Store 

Rdts and (Lent's 

Furnishings 

The Inside make .pf a suit Is either 

lie making or the ruination of It—all 

depeuda on the. amount of tailoring 

put upon these'parts. Tbe secret of 

long wear and shape-holding lies be- 

neath the surface.. That's wby you- 

can't. buy by looks atone. Mendel's 

Jlothes, whilst as stylish and correct 

n cut as any garments made, are bet- 

er built In tbe wear-telllug parts than 

most clothes—that's wby we guarantee 

bem with our name." 

Clothing for-Boys. 

Widow Jones) Suits for Boys. Nor- 

blk, Buster Brown, Double-Breasted 

nd Blduseii.' 

Hats for Men and • Boy& 

The Latest and Nobbiest Sty leu In 

Blaok, Brown, Nclter, Mouse Derbyn 

,ud Sort In every grade at tbe lowest 

rices. • 

Men's Pantaloons ' 

he Swellett See our window dUplay 

.' Gents' Furnishing Goods."; 

Mendel's One-Price Store 

'. • 1626 Atlantic Avenue, 

ÂTLANTIC OrrV. N. J. 

FUEL LIGHT HEAT. 

DO IT NOW 

SERVICES RUN V 

•RANGES SCT 

ON SHORT NOTICE 

CITY GAS LIGHT CO. 

OCEAN CITY BAKERY 

(SuooMspr ^>F. A.Sobook.1 

BRBAD. FANCY CAKES and PIES 

GEORGE S. BICKEl, .Proprietor 

NO. 81S ASBURV AVENUE..- 

' Ocean City, N. J. 

I. N. JOHNSON, 

PLUMBER. 


Repairing a specialty,, 

Bath Tubs 'and Plumbers 1 

Supplies. ' " , 

O5SO Anbury Aveiine 

WE ARE • STILL GIVING 

AWAY LOTS AT 

PEERMONT-'AVALON 

" . x ' • ' • • • • • . . • . • ' . 

Y 

'OU MAY NOT KNOW that the natural elevation of the wild IIIIIM on 

• Seven Mile Ikoch at Avalnn, New Jersey, jiermltH the eHlnhllhhed grade 

to be on the average twice ax high as the average grade extaulitihcd on 

all the other beaches Iri ('ape May county. You may not know tlialtlie 

smallext lota at Avalon are-fiOxllOfeel, or more than douole the size of a lot 

•10x90 feet You may not know that we are Mill giving away some of our Ue«t 

and blgheift lots to partleH. who will huild a house on them coHtlng not ICHH 

than $1500," You may not,know that we are oll'eihiK lots at a lower price (him 

uhilt-lotH-have-ever-beeit-oirenMl-tit-tliewaiiliorc;—Yotr-wlll-not-npr r ? cillle ~" ln 

statement of facts UIIICHH you vlnit Avalon. ' ; 

' . - ' • ' . • . ^ " 

EXTENSIVE. ninuivi;Mi:\is iiti: BENT, MI HI:. 

MILK AN"I) A HALF or new gravelled HtreetM have been made and 

three 1111 leu of cement concrete curb Imx been laid. A IHO WHkl lineal fwt 

oi water-j)l|ie within the last four IIIOIIIIIH. Thrre IIIIUM of (t'lilt'lil'i-Ulc- 

walksare now being lulil. Many ImuHeH have been built hare thlx H|irliiK 

and others nre building. '• 

Heinemher tbat Avalon Is a municipal borough that IH practically out of 

debt, Us water works being worth as much an.Its bonded debt. Taxea.are 

lower at Avalon thnti at any other Seaside renort ln'Ca|ie May county. • , 

Do'you want to build n cottage for next neawin? if BO. why pav .buinlred 

or thounandh for a lot when you can have'sn eleeaut lot near 1 he Ocean frJu' 

rorthebulldliijcof a IIOUHC! Thl« IH the moot liberal oiler that has ever been 

inude at ally New Jersey Svasliore resort. ...We only auk that you InvextlKale 

ttl, HI.M;— " ' • 

DeMi'rlpllon. 

Ken. A, lot V7 

x 

•JWI 

•JKI 

•M\ 

•jwr 

Wewl avenue 

-Kfiurllr street 

Wcm nvenile 

Klfih Ntr*^^l , 

Attbnry liven lie 

Name or owner. 

Kitu'ri. H. lleemer 

—•JnorltKi-ndrloK— 

W. J. XH. Itullroail 

' lrf'ntlrlll itlrtfvt 

KldVeiilltMlree 

Tweltlb ulrvet 

Asbliry Hiviiiie 

n 

ry t^yv 

Kourioenlli hlrfvt 

Kev#nt4^nth ittreet 

Foarth street . 

42O / 

KuldBHuvonlli street, Hay aVeniie 

. 10 IMeanore avenue . 

« W enrner^ Fobrtb and ll!iy uveuue. 

, 76 leet on Bay avenue . >' 1 

"teulHW Huyuveunc, 711 feel N ol 

. . Fourth street • ' 

So fen NW Uuy avenue, liu leet N 01 

Kaurth itreet 

feet NW Hay avenue, ill, feel N of 

Fourth sireet ' ' 

0 feet SW Bay uVenue. iVI feel N of 

Kourth street , > 

S feet N W Bay u venue. Z7S loet N of 

-. Fourth street 

SO feet NW B»y u venue, HUO leek N Of 

. Fourth street 

reoiNW Hay avenue, !K0 leet N of 

Fourth street 

reetNW HayuVettUe, 421 feet N or 

Fourth street 

fwt NW Bay avenue, «f. feet N of 

Fourth street » 

fe«t NW Bay avenue, N corner of 

Thid stt I 

et NW y 

Third street 

.00 leet NW Itoy 

Thid st 

avenue, ttt feet N of 

leet NW Itoy , 

Third street" v_ 

50feet NW Bay nvenuD,ISTIeei N ol 

Third utrwjl 

fe«t NW Bayu»«nue, l»0 reel N or 

Third street ' 

20 leet NWiluyavenacÛ feet N of 

Third street • • 

iii Utl HW Bay avenue, 1170 reel (* of 

Third street 

Alileron lUiliritwitu 

. Murk Knife! 

I ^liiininnM A I'oWfll 

. Mrn. K II. liiuinutuii 

^ in, Mnrrluon 

llcnrv II. Unwell - 

». K. Klnkhlner 

Wiillfr lluyu 

KllllDII A, K|t^|t, ' 

.1 M. (.'onion * 

Wiilter Crnwiler 

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Business House, 657- flsftury Ayenuo, Spring of 1906/ 

:ean City Sentinel 

cae4bo.. 

I." Fiili Line of House Furnishings; 

. UPHOLSTKHINa IS A PBOFK88ION, and IJUavooneqr.iheb«j«J 

People know It sure, as the work Is rush n " 

3RSDAY, SEPl'KMBEK 18,1800. 

jfe Bhall be glnd to receive Itemi* of 1 

~ i uod coutnunicatloiiH of Interest 

a tommunlty and our readera 

wbere. , . 

communlcatlotiB should bo an- 

Dled • with the full name and 

of the Writer, not litteHnarlly 

^|]jjf^publication, but an a guarantee of 

fWtb. ' . • ' 

HAS SUED LOCAL 

, SEWER COMPANY 

oR.Curtis Robinson \ . 

' ' ' ' ' • * * • • • • ' . . - . . . • 

Conveyancing and 

Inisurance 

Notary Public anil Commiiisloner of Deeds ' 

INps. 744-46 Asbury Avenue 

OCBAN CITV, N. J. 

, Money to Loan on Bond and Mortjrojre v> 

DOTS. •- 

^ SHjO more liuilidayH till Tlmnknglvlng. 

(|lBW)niula IH cured tiy gbhiK to Bleep, 

jHJplculer days are pleusant ut.tl - 

,,Tl»e pleru are tlrawhiR 

•ndieuceH. 

' WeuNIIni? belln will. Hum 

OOMb «'lty. 

Bien a little like miiuincr durhu; II 

Aipuinber i.f our eltl/.eiiH ure alten 

Ingtourt this week'. . 

V.'A'/new' broom aud a Ntriilgllt this 

make a clean sweep. - 

'••Some men's IlttlenexH IH by far tli 

biggest part or them. - 

7;.Tlie jiretty girl visitors .arc 

aliyleavliiK this city. 

The filler end of man IH generally t 

make both ends meet. 

C'beerfiilne«H in our IIOIIICH makcx 

paiadlHe for humanity. 

;'&tylce'l« a Kernjnir of which tl 

adyiinr IH the real text. 

He*who never takes the lirnt Kiel 

woa)t lose out hi tho race. • 

Faith may remove inoiintHhlN, In 

..Builder.. 

Ocean City, 

Plans and Specifications 

•Prepared at ShorJ Notice 

< ONTIIACTIIKN AMD 

G. B. SITHENS 4 SON, 

C . . JoMing a Specially. 

Estimates Fumisneu. • 

IteaililenceM t 

1054 A8RVRV AVKNUI-:, 

1138 -ANBURY . AVKNl'K, 

Shop, 908 ANliury. Bnih i*ttuii Wriirlttori I» 

OCEAN CITY m .1" 

B. 0. Adimi. ,- ' . W. W Adam 

6E0. 0. ADAMJ & BRO. 

PLASTERING, .RANGE SETTING 

' B8ICK LAVING, Etc., Etc. 

All Wbrk In Mason - Line 

Attended To. 

OCEAN CITY. N j. 

W.H.MIT.CHELU 

BRICKLAYING - PLASTERING 

ite»ideuce: ^04 Central Ave 

OCKAN CITY. y\i 

uiM tC Ad«m« • ' ' Wlll.rd W. Ajl.m. 

CHAJ. E.ADAMX&BRO. ^ 

(SDOOiawra to BaKor « Aduus) 

riMJara In 

rallDre, Carptis, MJIIIOJ aiid Bc4dld(, 

Window Stadct, Etc 

12-H Atbury avenue, Ocean City, N. J 

bu worxc vacations than 

le'OD^tliat the hiiHbnnd KUIH when 

la wife IH away, • _ . •. 

A wornnn'H iilcaj of n honeymoiin 

JUJg Sfhere you' wont tell any one' 

it everybody (?uenhe». 

'" ^^Tllt'^Bii who formerly Invented 

oil u».''5^*f'' Bmetl ' or H i ee l''"K earn In -now 

lay with the apartment- hoiixex. 

Bableo are Kiipremely oblivkniH-of 

liliji-le-u*- leaenthnentH that the tltireluted t-oiii- 

dmi To. dbltyat larKe'cherlsh toward them. 

• . The :,Womau who looks HH tlioucli 

f!("t ATi! e fa»'t n necret norrow IH .nlWnyH I11- 

rflrtlnjg until hhe trlesiotell It to you. 

Tbe.Ocean «;ity Klectriu Iji^lit S> ,„ —. _ 

Hurml VaullH, Grave Cnver» "•?»». . „ 

• • **«i i . . . .' - ... »_ . /ViVasulilc nee 

All kinds or Cemetery Work H -K , 

; v»iu»i«i) • rhere]»lll lie a Mluted 

Works at weiasantville. N. J- o'otocean cijy l 

: d A M' hi MUi 

bn'tltaract that the uioKt 

(indoecn't It follow that If you hope 

fcocceed JOU miiHt b iwillit? 

cuiumiinica- 

No. in, K. 

DARBY'S - (TA;; M.,'III MUHOIIIC. Hal! tills uyei'i-| 

"fiH|irin'nlng at"« o'clock. World 

Mrs. Julia Hays Brings Pro- 

ceedings in Eject' 

7 ' • ment. ' 

Atra. Julia HayH.'wire'or Walter H~ 

i I ay a,.or Went PhUadol|ilila,, .-recently' 

brought ejectment '^proceedings ajraliiHt 

the Ocean City Sewer '(.'otnpany -to 

have the latter remove tbelr 'mains 

abultiiiK her pro|ierty at 'Seventh' and 

Ocean avenue. It in wild that. Mm. 

HayA elahuH that jibe baH been dam- 

aged, by reason orthCHe nialiiH, to—the 

extent orBoveral thousandH of iIollnrH. 

In couverHallon with a reporter or 

TnKHKNTiNF,l.yeHterduy,a representa- 

tive ' or the eoinpany nal'. Itudelill' 

anil family, Mr. Andrew 1*. Miiloncy,' 

Senalnr and MM. I., M. Cressc, Mayor 

and .Mrs. Jos. Ml>< 

Wlibert Klminerniail, who-IIUK been 

miucriliK in Ocean City nil tlie »ea- 

11, ciiine up long cnmiKh to look 

'er IIIH position au one of tlio oflicurs 

llie Kt-cond Ward Hoard of itcKlxtry 

id ejections, HUVH a Bridgetou paper, 

0 wiyn tlie shecpHlicod are bcKlnrlinp! 

kite und. many. 0/ Ills frinndK- arc 

onderlnc If h'e and Ham. Bouder will 

ucky enough to make the. wiinio 

lull they got last year while. 

V the'rullro'ad'bridge, 

l-irp Chlfl's >l,117.H."i had been ex- 

pended on the lilllldltiK fund and that 

.ii remained ill tlie incidental ac- 

l.'OUlllH. . • 

It. It. KtKeH reported that ir a t«ii- 

ihc.ii Water main WaHriiii Jnlo the school 

building for, lire purposes only the 

rate fi»r general use would be the Hume 

as heretofore..' 

('apt. l.co, of the same comuiltici), 

rcporleil that the committee had coll 

traded with J. I{. (.'roves' to run the 

extra 11 Water pipe for KCiioral-Iiso at a' 

cost or ^tl.iU), so that tile' iMnch' main 

could be kept for lire piirposeH, 

' l>a\'l« A I>IIVIH' IIIIIH for $!W mill 

were ordcreil paid. 

The prcHklent .and secretary wi 

directed to draw tbe sceonil order for 

the payment of ^.'tiilKI to tho Kelmol 

blHldiilg contractor, Jo". Btetimait, a 

HOOU OK he presentH the aroliltectH 1 cer 

tllkiit?.' Mr. Hicehiian expeclH to 

liuve the building cninpleled by 

ThankHglving Day. ... \ 

U'liere waw received a' coinmuiilca- 

tton • from the Slide. superintendent 

•mowing tliD attendance tor the school 

year or Um-IMAnhu .Vi.l'ii duyti.-uii 

hicre:iHe of about 1,IKMI over last your. 

CI/BARED 

••••lllicit'ipltln I'rleiidii'of l-rcsl>> 

tertitii Cliurcii vVer«iHucce*iHltii. 

"A Very pleanalit time'WaH had at 

d 

Kenator Crcaau'H bay villa on 

liftornooii laHf, .when «'UH"1ICI 

Tuesday 

old a. bazar 

In' .largeof se'i-'eral Philadelphia Indies 

Interested In thv\ Klrst. P're«liyterlan 

Clillrcli In thiH city.' '. ' • 

Tho ladles .actively interested wore 

Ml*. T. B, Mlteitell. and' Mr*,- U. C. 

Truvilla, orl'hlludel'phia.' They .were 

assisted by others. 

It IxHtuted that the sum o * 

cleared through the eM'ort,K of tliew 

ladlcii. ' . . • ' • ' 

(>iie of,the features of. the dcciiHlon 

Was a sail ou tbe bay,' ' 

.Hrsc for Halo or given out for the 

winter, Jacob BcliuJI'. .. i ' 

The BKStJKKr? IH on »ale at Wm. K. 

UurdluMr'H"tore, 7£0 Anbury avenue ,' 

PianosTuhed'i$2; 

Ten years' experi- 

eribe:,V.' '-'• " : ,'-M't-:" • • 

HarrvH.Lake. 

M, Wilson, .Siipcrllitendcnt \ (S. Mc- 

Catislalid, Mr. John M. Ii/ Itlackand 

lly, Mr. and Mrs. Tiiomax ('(xiper Mc- 

Cahan, (icorKo Holies uud family, 

MIHH Keller, Mr. C. S. Krlsmtlth and 

family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Im'uden- 

tierper, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jtuiswaiigcr, 

Mr. A. II. Klddcil and famiiy, 

Mr. Albert l>. Out and family, Mr. 

Artmiili and family, MIHH Auabelle 

'Murgcriim/.MJKS Kva Margerum, MIHH 

MarguerilcllarrlH, William Oill, Mr. 

and Mrs. Charles II. WUISH, Mr. atld 

Mrs. S. s. Lines, Miss Kdith' Baker, 

-Miss Ilcrtha Kell'er, I-;. It; Hacon atld 

family, Mrs. Ada V. Moore, Mr. and 

Mrn. K. ('. Slitic, MIHK Jlary K. Itleak- 

Icy; Miss Hone ll.leiikley, Mrs. Joseph 

I Sttill, Mrs. HlnicrMelllek, Mr. and 

Mrs*. Itiisscll It. Smllli, Mr. and Mrs. 

I). J. DiiMce, Mr. and Mrs. Italpli 

Wilson, Japies Webb, Anilreu' I.cnch, 

Howard 1.0111,-1 J. Milton ilitgy,- MIHS 

Ada M. llugy, Miss Katharine Hagy, 

Mr, and Mrs. K, IV Sagciidorpli, Mr. 

uiitl Mrs, It. I/, lluy's, Mr. iVorniaii 

Miss Kdna MtiSHclmall, 

Mr. Oliver (ice liiid fiii'nlly,- Mr. and 

Mrs. W. If. Itrlckor, '.MIHH "Ada Itad-' 

L'llllc, MlKti ltluiichc Martin, Mta Julia 

VouuK, .Mixx Dorotiiy Xcl-on, MIHH 

Ijlllidy ItrOW.Ii, Mrs, Nonimn II- 

llooKi', Mrs. CuekoH, MIHH Muy wv I llttL7lli 

nr, !!«»! • 

It. Cl'llTIH ItillllNsoN. 

N'olnry l'lllilir 

.1' M.CIIKHTKlt, 

It. HilWAIIIl TIKIItN. 

It. II. S'ITI'KM, 

._ lllr,',li>rK 

TO LIMIT CltKltmiliS 

Ar.hlhiil.) t'tit(ll>»M't|, •li-«'r-liH.-! HcctindH 

and the Lucllc Ii: minutes. The Anlo 

started llrst at Hi-L'i'-lll, will) the l.ucllc 

und tlie Old llaeh following, the latter 

starthiK :l minutes anil L'O xecondH bc- 

hlii 

u'.KiKiNiiuri;. 

"viltll U'lll mini'*, 

T*riTTrt€-i'lilli slr.',M, 

. I'lillmlnlDlllll, I'll, 

Or Al.l.hS K. MllltiiAN*. Ills uiifiriiey, Till 

Nllrlli AHU'rli'lill llltlhllnj;. I'llllHllulllllllt, 

"HI, M..I'. K,,f>l.l'i. 

MISH Kdlllt ItnUer, MIHH Kriilu ttad- 

cllif. M.IHH lla/tl Itttdcllir,. MIHH Mar- 

guerite Hi'lmiitt,-JMIHH Mny Dow'deli, 

Mr. JnmiM Henderson, Mr. 

dorph, Mr. Norman Fort, Mr 

M 

Hageil- 

J. No- 

luy, Mr. KHuanl NIolioleH, Mr. Price 

It.. Ki^'lu, Mr. Clim.nl Hunt, 

Mr. K.I Murphy, Mf. Orban Bliay, 

Mr. Harold WhUcnlde, Sir. MofrlH 

irrciuhurt't Mr/kBtanley' WHelix, Mr. 

Oaulol ItuKgutty, Mr. IJOO MuKKor.y, 

Air. Klchari uuu iVntrki uvriMiu, (hvitn City, Nuw 

twy, - 

All tlmt wrrhiin loi or Olent of icrttiilH 

if, lylitifiitMl l*...i;ln tliufilyot OtL'uh t'ity. 

Cup** Muy CtMiliiy.KiiitH ot Nuw J»T»»'y, nuin- 

lti>rc (u Hi'clliiii **A. 

K. K. TORBEBT . 

(«ucr" WV'AHKI. |>, Knn.1.) 

HOUSE MOVING AND RAISING 

Ocneral 

OCKAN CITV 

C'onlrarlor > 

New JerHL-y 

K UF l!K«> Muy ('iiiiiiiy, v/in mi'i-i un 

Tmsilay, pL-ptt'iiibcr, 11, njqfi, 

ml im 'I'm-Miluy, H«'|il**nil«" ^',, Immi nt tin 1 

tin, IM'XI I'lri'iliin III ihflr^liii- 

1M111, 

Vr 

nin 

i ul 

Mini r.'ii'hln 111 >i*->.klitii milII 

iVrot'k in iht< ••vt-nltiti, fdr lim |MiriNiMi*M.r 

iiHklnuii|i from (In* t-utiViiNMlni; ixMtkMtwo 

IH|N* ol rrul-ti'ru t\f lilt*' Itliuii'M,- rrriliti-m't* 

•lit hlrit'1 liliinU-n'.. IT tin', of ill I tlitt t't'r- 

OIIM In llii'lr rt*Kiw tlftuTiti 

MWfnlhiy, iir \vlta Nhntl IK) MJIIIWII t»y KM* 

flliliiVll In U'rlllnu

t*. 

REPUBLICAN RECORD 

.State Comnffitee tells Voters of 

^New Jersey What PWt> 

Has Accomplished. 

IT IS THE REAL REFORM PARTY 

io me stnre liwnronons tor construe- 

tlon and betterments; It had reformed 

and urAteiuutized the labor lawn. 

Tile leKloluttirr of 1IMM prttrldMl. fot 

a Mtute eoiniiilttHloii to «*.\uiuliie lutd 

niilruud ttixutioii, with a vlyw to .the 

vniiclniciit or tin i'.|iial tux luw. The 

pliitrurui dc< Imvd thut "e>pinl taxation 

is nut only Juxr. but nil ohllmitloii (jrt- 

IMMHKI u|x>u tin- lecliiliitiirt* lty the con- 

stitution." Tlit- platform declared cm- 

Ubuticnlly for the tnxntlon of ull tuvmiil 

class railroad property at tin- full local 

rate. .Aa'for CIIUIIKI-M to be, made,,in 

a. for thiuiKi** to be, made,,hi 

the taxation of the iiiiil'n Htein, tin- pint- 

f itd h 

use or snr«ntnro« opilust accidents Lf xuiMttx over aDa soove one-ak. 

and tbe Insinuation of such devlco* as rper,„„, „,„,„ the property Is a 

nre specially designed, like the ex-.J,ii_^K.»t-n> ..—*--— — 

baust fun. to mitigate the dangers of 

wctipntloiiK kuowu to be .a menace 10 

licnltli. .' '',.-' ' • I 

Fourth, HQ art uppolntlng-a comuils- 

xlou to* twist* *tlit» umxti^r' nnd servant 

net In the Inti-ivxtH of labor, an set 

Krvutly rir«lrvd by laboring people. 

'• N.w State institutions. 

Then 1 have Iweu created by Repub- 

Jk'xu li-flxiiition xluce ISM tliAe new 

and iuiitprtuut Mute uutltutlous, either 

built* or authorized by Htatuto, In add!- 

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8lnc«' Coming Into Power. Twslvs"} 

: YearsaAgo., It Has Hescued, the State 

'Frem 'Iniquitous •'Doss", Rule and 

3 -.Enacted Many*.Excellent Laws In tne 

- Interests of the People. 

The Now .lerw'.v lti'pnlillcnn 

couiniltti*6. throtiuli u HiilK;oiiiiiiltttH* 

npiMlnted by Frank O. llrliat». Vtiite 

clmlrmun. IIUH 1KHUC(1 the following 

xtiitonicnt to tlie voterx of New Jersey; 

A political ipiny Hint IIUH IXI-II In- 

trnxti-d for a period of. years" with tin- 

tidmlnUtrntlou of a x'tntt* iroreruiueiit 

nml nppesiN ntiew to the |KH«|,I 

Itarlum (lii 

for Rlrls bulldlne. cost 

tr In stuti* legislation In 1M*4. nnd two 

yi'ura Inter . n.lti'pulilli'iiii governor 

was »*U*»'ted for tlu- drxtthu*' In twi'ntyv 

s>.\vn ,vjitat « II10< "' 

the.itvoril of,lt'i:Ulatiit!! for two years 

prove. Tliey ulxo show that, through 

recouimeiio'utUins -In. the uuniiiil nies- 

sage of tlovern.ir. Stok*i» lust Juuuiiry 

aud by tbe patient, faithful nml'iin- 

wearying work of'tlie leglslatntv lu a 

prolougt-d session this year, tlie meux- 

State armories, cost $!ISI,32O. 

Two Millions For Improved Roads. 

'Trout lssi-1 to llinS inclusive tile 

•iiate paid in state nhl for Improvwl 

riinils.il total of *l.M^..17tl.2-*iarntlve ttuMire": 

State treasurj' liicouu-, #4..v,is,07,*,.7r,, 

an increase of .*l'.4i;.H.'t.tc. The state 

trojisurj- hillunce was *L'.N."A.;i!i*»:l".. 

There was paid dlr.'-tly to tlie public 

school* #l.îr..!-*t.:tl."while the princi- 

pal of. the rlparluiifiiiid was Increased" 

by fU.;7.!iJ'.i.:ii. altlimii:li the jimiit:il ap- 

proprlutlon out of the fund to the 

schools had h.^»u (Inul.letl. The vastly 

Increa-ied.state, revenue, whlrti niiirw 

tbua dmihled tbe Income of 1S!I5. jilstl- 

Ued and n.-ce»"i.ituted ^large ex|ieudl- 

tares for n.-ce-ixury ytute purix>ses. 

Last year they 'uliuiuiued in tlie gros* 

to $3.ils In tin' extent of Improved 

r.>.id^. aii.l her example, has been of hii- 

ineiiê iK-uettt to the country at largo. 

while the tinpriiveiiit'iit bus .IHH'U of 

enitrtiHtiN N-iierit to New Jersey fnnu- 

cr* mnl villauers and.mis viutly stimu- 

lated tlie growth of Milmrhan pluiv* 

ainl tin-' value- (if suburban und rum! 

property. Tiu- juvater «s-nld by die.railroads 

In addition to their other tuxes, so that 

In this way they are timed more Hum 

Individuals, and help reduce' the. 

amount.that 'Individuals, would other- 

wise tie coni|M>lled. 10 .pay.. Vudcr these 

laws the revenues of. the state and 

muul(-i|uilltlcs .uliotald, l>e lurvely In- 

creased and a I'orrt'siHnidliie rtNluctiou 

made in die tux rate to the beuetlt of 

the liK'al taxpayer. In order that tbe 

taxpayer' may receive the betiellt of 

this liicreiiseU revenue on railroads dud 

other corporate enterprises, the let-ix- 

Ininre provided that the tax rate 

should IH» mîdiially redm-ed from year 

to year -until It reaches a maximum 

amount. This will prevent munlcliuil 

extravaKitnce and ln'iteilt the inxiutyer 

iieeordlncly. ' • » 

This letlslntliHi was promised in the 

Repiihlleuu state platform of l!«>4. as a 

reference to that platform will show. 

It was outlined lu the luaui. r ural ad- 

dress of Governor Stokes lu January. 

11KO und recommend^ in his tlrst 

(JBMC NOTICE!, ber.br «l»«n by NICHOLAS COR8ON, Col- 

lector of nties or tne City ot Ucean Clir, C«p» May Counir, New 

j*rM7,ibat by virtue of tbe sutute la soon owe m-ide and provided, 

be will Mil at pobllo dale mll'tif ,laqds, leneuienli., taeredUaniinM 

»od real eataw beraln-flu meDlloaedror any pel 

tor tbe porpoae to pay I be lax MID Ibereoo, for II 

iDf inuraef and- cosb of ula or In fee, where t 

aborter lerm. 

.^rt tliereot euftlelent 

tlierekr IKB,laclad- 

DO one will bid for a 

..-.-.- *•"' •*'• x> >*ke phkoe at Ibe Council Clumber, north corner 

orKtftiltr street and Central avenue Isecond Door), In UceaD City. 

>.J,,oo • ( , i • 

Thursday. September 27,1906, 

at2o'olocklntbe*>Unio&dr" • " " ' . • • ' ' 

•' Tbe a«ld laodm, teDemenu. beradlumenu and rral mute so la be 

•old .sad Ibe names or tlio persoos «i|«ln»l wlinm tbe mild luxe* Imve 

been laid OD account or same, and Ibe amount il.|n« laid on 

"~"" "I «cb parwl, are aa follows, vlsr 

• ' ' '•" FIRST WARD. . , . ' , . . 

Owaer. • -LolNo. Sec. -Vsl. T««.' to* 

Wm. Wlllougbby " n • s. H.; • I T.0 00 17 M I 2 

-2 01 

•2 01 

•2 01 

|» 

us 

IU 

wholly, ltepuhllcnn 

InduhltHlilv 

laniiual message hist_January. It wus 

in Its conception, ill Its delilterutioji a:td 

In" Itn exeeutlon 

ltfglxhitlon. in-: the 

snow, and was tbe natural evolution of 

Republletin jKillcy (-oncelvwl two years 

ago. • Tin* cynllt Itelongs. tlu'refor*'. io 

no Individual or Individuals, but to the 

KcpuWlcan party u> a party.. 

Limitation of Franchises Also'Brought 

, . About. . 

L'util the present >enr nier,- n>->ei 

was anr Itmit ou the po\v*%r or n niuiiie- 

Ipallty to grunt a publle service fran- 

chise In iMTpetulty. I'ntll hist year the 

-of^sucb; 

N. KI»ley*Vtona ' 

II. u. frailer 

'lltl(in 

ot Vverj- aet'iiow- ou the stiittite book* 

Inlmlml to the ltit.-r.-xts of-tbe |te»|tU-. 

We pi.-.Ice ourselMsi tct u[i[t.»le any at- 

tetnitt to liiiiKts.. umm tli** jwMiple H f^T 

for tin- *iip|Nirt or tin* 'stute govern- 

ment;, any attempt to hiljulr or divert 

, fmm its proiH*r usea the fund for- tlie 

supjHtrt .tf llie Jre.- public st-bools. VW 

pledgt^ uurxelVt-t. to tlie ult.il!tiou of Ull- 

nc. t-A&iry ottlceM iiud. tlie rt-dyctlon of 

. «>xtiw*lvi>' milnrltM. We .plwdge our' 

M-lve* t(» tn»j purincutloii n.r every 'de- 

partment or the srnte governtueltt, to 

xtlll further leeislution for the general 

good :uid tik :i*u ailmlulstruiiliii of the 

nffslrs'of the state- wlih-li shall have f«r 

Its sole object the welfare and prT coromunitv. 

GiS.00!).!..'. less thai! the Income for the "•"' 1 " i uMVIopim-nt «neouraKeII Ultltlc 

tlilMUL'li tilt the country of the overcnp 

Itulizatl.iit or piit.li.' Utility -isirp.int 

ti.ms. In ii with tlie HiiKKfHtloiia' 

gdvi-ruor, who xuid.lu Ills 

"The corruption of the __ 

IK*.*!! .the 'Hiihjivt of frequent 

'tlon. ,V. -purchas«M" 

ngulnst |Aipiilnr gov'i'riiMieiit; 

(lersoll el."*ct|.d to'otllc(f t 

bus no in.ire moral right tohigr 

thiin-u mini who IIKIIVDH It by I 

force.. Thv purity of Hi,,'|, 

(•xsary to safe'und honest ] 

lidlK-xt elections inn) imneKt 

go haml tli liaiid.A t —. - ' t ' 

a One act inn k,-s easier (HI 

lirlliiiy (aud the other 

KIIL'II-1I "net In" entnrt 

or lirll.H'ry sii US to un-mn,.. ^, M(^,> 

. . 'indulr hV 

g llie mind or the voter, "'' 

. Jury.ReJ'oVm. • ',;{ 

Jury ri-form lias IH 

'iiionplih : e ror years'. Jury ( 

have Ittt-ii created. III.I|M,.,| anj j^jjT-: 

ed.' Uiivenior Stukcs. lu hlti ^^ "' 

inessu'g,., said: "Jury duty 

IK* tile.reward or |Htllt|,-,,|' B 

IH* inaile a IIIMIIIS or pnlUlcal 

the ih-ii>rmitiliig, party fn.th,. 

of the panel. The sheriff ,-uuld n.". 

form: iiiiib-r pro|i.T'. rules and tw-i"'•' 

tlnns. duties similar to Ilinse noir p, 

foriiiisl by him In the i-r.-numtlou / 

r the tnxyti.iii • 

tras'inuilefor.n riew wing. In tho last ! s(«r« of our luiiitllatlou liiusi iliul holucj 

are provldtsi with' i^voty KJrft-giutrd of 

health known to modern, itaultary and 

hygienic' HCICIM^.'. 

Third, thit geuerul factory uci of WM. 

which rlxeg fourteen years at* the mini. 

mum fig* at 'which children of either 

sex may he employed In fuctorien or 

workishoiM, provides for .the fullest 

possible, protection, for-operatives In 

die nutller of factory couatnu.-tlon.th>>I 

iin-a'sure. Kur \v.-.-ks the various.nietb. 

(wis uf reaching tiii.s end were' dUctissei! 

cxli; iistlvely.'nt-puhUV liûrlug* and.In 

i]i.luite>c.upub tlie door, and after a free 

•and i»p4.1K i .,'t:i7. The new law;' i-reali-l 

u ciuiiuistiiiiii wiiii'h is ac.jtiirlu;: ex- 

tensive tntcts of rmvsi liiinrfitr r%-t-er- 

vaiiou dL*v,.)opmeiit unit future U k .' its 

puttllc tuirks. . 

To Save the-Riparian Domain. 

• .t st«te eitliimlssloti - Was ' >it>Hi!l 

latit wluier to investigate 

NntllHD IU*lf>' Itnd Sonit 

!-e4Uu' Srtrton- 

• «.Ct 

i-U 

tu 

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tc 

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iw 

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4-t 

41 

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t*t« 

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II III. 

I, III 

.'.in. 

aim 

.w ui 

•JUUI 

jn ID 

•jo (u 

Jdul 

'ami 

mm 

ami 

aiui 

JUUI'' 

JUIU' 

ai ui 

David I i. Applrtu 

CllH». II. Curncy" 

J.C. Tomwnil '. 

( i U H l b M 

.FIRST WARO. 

Owner and.UcKrlplion, 

t'uklinwu . . ''" ' - 

IT;I te«t of lta> Front, hntinningiit l-'iiiii 

Mlre«litudvXltftutlui;HWi>ii I lay KWlilltL. 

Ctitts. MUKIUDI] • 

Uifert AI Hsy l-'ront Wif unintf 17^ rn>l 

. is\Vol l-'inbMlrr«ltiii(l entendllitfUvA'oU 

CukDowo 

Ten. Cott. 

I1MIKJ | IDT -.'4 | » (U 

D 

i nwt or OWHII Krout, t 

unit Hlxtu »lre« H 

liar.' HuchHclin - 

' .1(4' by )nr. lerl. li^Mlnnlni; 

rorntrotKlll 

n Fiflli 

'.M (XAI (II 

UQrtli. - , — 

1W0U 

lin uu 

lin (a) 

l.VI Ul 

life) 14) 

IUI (kl. 

' HlKH 

a 

K, H. I 

riparian'] 

louses nn.1 grmils, to us.-ertnln the ex- 

t.-tit aud.value of the stale's riparian 

llolllaln nlgil rv|ton reeouililellitutlnus' 

for Iw prviifrvutloti for tbe stutescjutnl 

funil. ttowruor Stoteti iu bU.flTuiii.'ii- 

ral address said In rvspeft of.grutKs 

In fet*_ of rlltariun land. '-Tl'ie li-gislu- 

rare ma provide that rlpurhm laiiils 

•hall no longer t«? dUi-ts^l nt lu ri*.* 

simple, but shall tie leased ou rentals 

wlili-a at profter i*t-rlod» smdl l>e r.-iid' 

JinteJl on a fair basin of Incr 

vulue.** He relieoited In bis., uuoiia. 

i.-ssnee lust whiter/that the leeii 

iture provide In some practical wa; 

that these !snd»_mgjr_iiot be diistHiaei. 

of in the future In fee simple, but shall 

be leaked, oo rentals which at p 

periods may b» readjusted OD a fair 

hasis of Increased value/" It will be 

the duty, of tbe legislature.next winter 

to, carry oat tbe governor's repealed 

recommendations. 

Tbe state, riparian board.a few years 

ago made 'ad estimate) of $20,000,060 

ss ibe prospective value of what re- 

mained or tbe state's riparian domain, 

which, held Intact as aii Investment for 

public ssuool purposes will ultimately 

yield s maculucent and ever' Incrttss- 

!o? revenue from reuiahi.- to "be atr. 

oted to public' education. 

' Mosquito EKtafminatlofllt 

Tne act by, tbe leglsuiture thiif year 

lUtuorbtlUg uu uiiprituriution, eoverlac 

years, uf *:t.V!.uu0 for tbe ex 

tirtiati^n nt ih4 moûulto> i>e«t deaU 

ui a state evil uu> magnitude' or 

which tbe people of tbe mate fully com- 

prehend. It has given to our state 

abroad tbat bag done Incalculable 

Injury to ibe s&te'*- material Interests, 

l ban retarded the development of Our 

msenlucent selcoast and' mountains, 

been a seriotu obstacle to tbe popula 

don of our beautiful suburban- dis- 

Ticts kad Injured property values to 

tbe extent of many mlUloos. Tbe pest 

Is. also responsible for much sickness 

and the cost of medtdues-snd medical 

attendance. , BepubUcan ' legislation 

first prortded tbe means for a kctenttnc 

study of thcpestv and tbe methods now 

will, ttuuw la arerr sasur- 

Akroo \wliHfvr 

A MOD KUI y. •' 

Win Tirv 

MW.KlsK;r*luii.U 

K Ultra LiowuM* rslutc. 

l.U Unit 

K. T. .V r« 

Alton Klalry 

AD » K. Uerr 

K, U. lj.li, 

W.J.I, w. K. It It. IV, 

and t*xu-oillli 

LnkuoWD 

IXJI or liiml 

HT«nirS 

I'Dknowo 

•-•>' of Und l 

t'nktnnwn . 

1/.U ol Illntt 

IVl IH-I -of I 

lbs nil' .oi 

i kiri^tHndDmta 

N\v oo ucrun i 

"' Ul 1.11 |.l .' HI 

JII41UUI 

'.(III111 .11,1 (i, 

IniSlVimHv, IM 

. secoMi WARD. 

Krout, WirlnDiiii; nt 

3 NIllUI »lr.,t *Lni| 

iwr 1 "*' " w " u " 

* - ' r outi.U i L'lllliliiif Jkl 

- «.rn.r of KlrVrntli • 

n-v.^v,"; 1 ,.'"'-""-' 

'-' Ul 

:iii 

Tl 

Til.' vurli.iis stnte Ui'arils Inn) 

il.-|.,-i,.|.-iuly of .ii. li....th.r uud of «n -'; 

is'iitral autlii^rltv In-tlj.-lr exjtendltinaii.V.I 

Tin' suit. ninil~*fo"iii.r lm« cental' t/ 

Iw-d' anil systeuiutlzol their aduhk^v^! 

initiv...Viiik Tii.. |ii«'. pijtt'tdN tte,. _; 

all n.-iv Itu'ldititf- shall he done u' 1 -^ 

curtllug tit the plans of the ((iiiunlsikt'.',%• 

er's ar ' 

latilrc il. s year gnipple.l_ IKIIIIK; wH-,' 

the sliu.ill.iii mnl .IUI.I.-.I- :i Uw. wU'.'. 

tlie II s-.ii-y lua.liiii.-ry r.ir |ts opm^ 

tioll, uli.li !lt.-'ts all rcasoiiuhle n-,. 

qiilr.'in.'iiis wlilioiif iiiuk'iug tlie' roti • 

nf S'evv'Jersi'j'.repi'lletit to .clllleu»o( ; 

this nml other states ..r il.tlug lnjmj 

io the New Jersey pleasure rei-oru.. .^ 

Seacoast .Development. 

lty a strike or :-_-i>lation the atatr - 

n-.suni.sl sovereigmy .tier 4"^) thjninS. 

miles' ••! Ilillil muler tile iH'.'illl. cnUlJ -J 

Ing tin* state's limits tu that* extest'/ 

This a.-t wus jn furt lierun.'i* nf n pollij 

nf.pfiiii-ctlitii tn tlie salt water tKhetis'-' 

ami tin- .l..\.-lo|.in,-iit or the. sracout 

I'll" st,it.- uihtilu'lsiiailoii tills ypurtook i 

«te(is in s,s;-ure r.-iler.il c^-itpenitloo h \ 

.lbe_eiiaiiU-.*Jit—"f— harlutr.s-on-tki— 

ihtust anrl ..f safeguards rm shlpplnjls , 

ktoftuy weather. lty tlie wldpulag-and \v 

(Icepeulng .if .'t-t-iaiii haCs or Inleb] for :' 

th*' entrim.-*- ot il«-*-p-draft ves*>t*Uco&,'; : 

oierce Will-.lie attracted, towos *srtB;'.. 

Is,* IIIKJ weitlt.h and •.[.purtuiiltles tej••:> 

lli.I'lii-. Il.i-Ilt A'lll"he trtflltlplled. ' .*» 

Trolley Freign-ti, '-'^ 

The .l.-slsintnre thl.' v.-ar legamrtV', 

'CounHollor-a(- 

...Ol'tlt T..., 

SO7 tlarbol Nlrerl, . l 

^;W. IIOIT AI'OAK. 'ANIIUKW b. tlOHH'RI.I 

Apgar & Boswell, 

• MASTKiUl IN (IIAS.'KllV. 

IKUIItSK lllMlilHNII, - 

AVKNIIK unit KNIHTll KTKKKT 

' HI'KAN I'lTY. N, J. 

_ Godfrey &, Godfrey^ 

• ItiMimli :il'.. :I|II nml .117 

lluulcll Iliillillnu.:; :: 

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 

"'JAMES M..E. HILDKETH 

"i Counsellor-at-1-aw 

andrioilcilor, Miiwtt-r iilnl Kxlnnliii.r In 

Chuneury _ • " 

Ontce— No.'.'II mvanViml 

. CAI'K MAY IM'I'Y. N. .1 

"JJAW OFFICES OF 

Herbert R. Voorhees, 

OCKAN t.'i rv : T:ai AHbiiryAviuiie: 

An iNTie I'ITV; for. KcniiKky mnl AIIIIII- 

ti Avnu* 

ut*. 

r|ty tiirico on TiifUiiiiv-ti 

y unit 'l'lmn(,tii>' KvcMi 

A 

Ai mîn 

41a>H Tues 

loic Wlln.'r. 

il, II I'lioiR- -AlliiMll.-Cliy. N'n. Ill I 

. Iknuu'llv, N,t.ln. 

l l-'rl* 

(lur- 

O^'KII-K IIOUKH: ! lto:l jiirii, 

ll «• H p. in. 

, i'* Kell'l'liorie 

T N. ,'GRISCOM, M. U. 

EKIIITII KT. AND WESLI-JYÂVK. 

, llulli IMionm—Hell, IS; Inivr-Hlnte, 111. 

OllU-r lloum- Until Ida. in. Krom II to » it, in. 

No »K'' I" «" I* ''rccted 

•undtt.toiiebulldlmr, «ix,W, creeled on "" •"Os«aHt Hide of the church, faeltiK 

lUe corner.. The new'and ohl church i l "' l '5l*. t'oiiiituriiiine, of I'lillu- 

ili'l|ilila, will occupy the pulpit orthe 

^Crer-hytedun ('hiircli, aml.iilHO con- 

diiet the WedueHlny evening pruyer 

FI.AYS THE .CIGARETTE - 

fhyHlcliiiiM HI Inlerti»ll4tn»l ni-i* 

Itiac l%4.*Hr riipi-r on Tannccw, 

Thi! liilernutliiniil llomeopathli 1 

< 'niiKreKH,* In xeHfioii at Atlantic. Clly 

lii-it week,1111 Krlihiy look up the Ilil- 

Ul>rtuut KtiliJtN't of tliu ell'ccl of tobacco 

upon "the human H 

Miuok)ni; WHI 

y»tL'in. Cigarette 

ied |jn' the 

lleM em-uiy thi'*-American youth liu», 

It)' Dr. Cliark- Mohr, rroretiwir nf 

Mali-rla ,\jcluu linrn anil thieves, have 

"tllltiiiTfminiTii tir (lie lliTTnTOKlifuWrflTiWirfiTinfinn^ 

of the juveiille 

Tir tliu" 

' I'micr Imi been turned into arc lumps: jut school, and 

cunrtH liav-L declared 'tliat or the in- 

and criminal clux* or 

-OUR 

tli;- .'n 

li'iule-t 

fert Iroiu lli«* H\V c mlto udrld 

n» one of the liiiv^t htretches of rond-1 not n boy hux hcvil found Who did not 

, wiiy in existence. HeverjirueeldeiitK, i use clKiUv'UeH.' 

oiii'-iif tlieiii filial, were uttribtitcd to' "During the puxt dei:ade the liuiill 

the uliselicc of light at hrliigc. mi-'of cigarette. HmbkiiiK, cvpcoiully by 

pronchcH, where the mini nurrowH, j boy* uud"young men before the IIKO of 

null this sllrred~lhe .Hoard or fcree-|HTiiliTFTIy, hus 

t hnliierH to action. As nu additional 

, t-urcgimnl, fciiccn , at the bridge up- 

I piouches have been painted white. 

Helll4ble Optlcinii. * " 

A town which hiiuu.Kood rulliiblc 

optii'lini in thlx day or fuklrn mid 

HH'liidlt'rx l« (vrtulnly forintiiltt'. Ot'tall 

('ity inif -IK.'U 11 one, mid If there IK 

ii'nylhiiiK thi.' mutter with 

i 

,BtA«. EKTATK AMD 

N. C. Clelland 

-ESTATE BROKER : :: 

' FFKERAL DIKF.CTOUK, 

A. H. BAKER 

...Undertaker - and - Embalmer..' 

849 ASB.URV AVENUE, 

OCCAN CITY, N. J.i 

Osils axiswervd day or bl«tbt» ' 

LAKE, C. E., 

Estate 

LAKE 


iw OCKAJCCITY. N:J. 


Ponn«' BntUiurf »U> sad AJbnry 

Btorare for aoylhlDg personal or port- 

- able under the best coudltlonn at 

moderate ratts. 

Contracts made for moving and storing 

' OBCaT FllHRsl,h.Baicr. I 

•'—• A ' wir T> 

LICENSED AUCTIONEER 

No. 721 Asbury Aoeniie, Ocean 

f lAmnti Negotiated. Improved or Hu- 

iinproviul Property ror Kent-Kuleur 

:'fe Kxchange. • •• 

i;iKleventh Hi. and Anbury Jt\\*. 

fSamuel Schurch 

REAL ESTATE: : • 

AND INSURANCE 

pH libury Ate., Ocean City. N. J. • 

^H OottngcM und ltoiirillni.' Hi 

ivliuiirovvd. uua uiiiiiiitrovtid 

: Salo. 

, I 


AL.LOWAY AI. SMITH & CO. 

(Successors to H. A. W. Smith) „: 

•811. ASBURY.AVENUE,"'" - OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

for r*mt. 

rllMt. Tor 

ijj 

i.jjf C. L. LAKE 

.REAL ESTATE AGENT^. 

I(US AUhMty AVt-nli«, OuUuii City, N. J, 

IMIH for Mule. Cii 

corrt-Htu>t)Ui-uL'fi i 

k tot reoi. 

for Jortgages... 

Invi 

d'lv|s|,"r,i 

utllltv i 

„,„! 

i 

fiirlbj 

p ' JORDAN MATH EWS, 

'•'Sjl, K.Cor. 1Mb und Uoluiiiulu Avoniie, 

;%/ .'• • ' ' .* l/llll. 

fj-'Or'.imyth HI.,Ocean City. N.J. 

it 

uf ..Hiiiil.'lpal 

Tin- h 

ui tin- 

tliv ( 

~ if 

•Ntvi.rhiuoiiritniinli'ipjiltK' ."•/--i 

i>n.|it"ii.4>ilioilii of niuiilill* « f~ if 

im. lire now In .11 tnt*!^,/ ,, 

tiiitl. u'ii«itiiifii..ijiry co 

lilul iirovlnion liuu hJvti liiiult. fir «• p 

H|i|wliitiui.iit vt 11 coiiuiihwlnu to rcrW , »» , 

m l ,„ i,,1iiin> ln*» t* 

mr i i,lwii ,;,U| ,„ i,,(1iiin 

of inutilcipal. Hifitlisi. wltli 

vtifr. HiliiilnUtniiion vi 

Jlorw 

fro»» 

I" "^ 

tltf 

tin' iiiiiduvt 

" ,v|i>w to 

uiny |,, thi 

I'lii- iitiitc'ti- Ititcrc-it in 

'imil mnl 1U viihinhU. 

>rii|H.|-ty U HIMI, U-lnir tMtvd 

.tirtu hy •jimhoriiy of tin' 

il« y . 

A nt'iiatit cnimnlno* iipiWiluttKJ,' to I* 

1»liv into uu> llf.( hwuraiit* builne* 

n thin >itat,> to iwc-rtalu whether refl* 

ill'il liiwd nr,. iKH^joil has IK-KUM lt»l»- 

>|ulry.wltb.'u-iirounitutvas unusUftl tor* 

»l«*ltt|-couiHlftl,^ 

pthor conmilsslons ai»p«lnted by f* 

fSlaUiture will l«t B't work UiUyeart* 

jrepaje the ground for legUUtlon neH 

winter. . - 

Tbla space Is reserved tori 

W. L- BERRY, 

Manufacturing Jeweler, 

Nb/aa SOUTH SECOND ST., ' 

Philadelphia! I"a. 

kepalrlngai 

EASHORE FURNITURE 

. OfKvery Deticrlpllon at. ' . 

Gallaaher's 

8, SECOND STREET - PHIL*, 

and savs nlousy,. 

DAVID MUIR, JR., 

Tin, - siaie - anfl 

"It uiiuid pay yon io eonxult Harry II. 

•'Litfce, 'tt'lmw treatment Nt'citiH to I* 

ftivor every, day hy the HucceHH 

l i CUM!. Mr. I.uke liiul conferred 

lipoii iiim tllf title of Doctor of OptlcH 

thin year hy the Dr. Thomax lnftltnlei 

(il.lnilliinii. wlili'h deC'lureK him well* 

• iltted to handle til) caKOK of dt k f*>i'llve 

; V'IHIIIII... Oci'iih City In to he con- 

Krnliiluted hi IIMVIIIK tiliti rti|illreil 

nit'il HO elili'lehtly IIlied. 

! .... .^, . .v-.^ 

, Keilr.ert Iroiii lluaiueMM. 

i Mrn, CliiirluK I'". Ntio*h, who liii^con- 

'dlli'ted u eonfeetloiiery Hlore nt "W An- 

hliry i.ventit' for several yearn pant, 

' IIUH retired from In^lnet^. Tlie more 

viieideil'by-.MrM. Kiibb im« been reiitetl 

(CORRUGATED IRON WORK 

FURNACES AND .RANGES, 


Itepulrriof every deHcrlptinii for ulhiiiukeH 

• of Kurliai'OH uiid|!tulif;v»r ABiiilt, I'lliltidollihiU- 

NOTORDIHAftY 

' TROLLEY ROAD 

" * • ' ' • ' 

Pctjnsy Defends Fares on At- 

- lantic City Electric \ 

Wne. ."-.-• 

The fnllowliiB nntliorltative. Htato- 

meiit reKurilitiK tho openhiK of the 

now eleetrlu lino between l'hlludel- 

plilu uml Atlantic »—Oood, pluin cmlki xmnll 

funnly. Wageu, fn. Apply Jon, O. 

Cdllttdnyt Tuckuhoe, N, J, .. ..- 

JUDGE TRENCHARD TALKS 

ONNEW'UQUOR 

Gives in Detail Provisions of "Bishops'" Bill in His 

^ •' Chargeto the Cape May County '-;:•• 

\ , Grand Jury. ' . • , v 

The fact that Judge Trenchard, Injlnp; drluk» In by law prohibited to be 

IIIH chnrKe to the (Jrnnd Jury; ut tho Huld (Hundnyn and election tfays), and 

.September term of the C'npe May may nt any and or all other times), n-. 

County Court, took wcanUm to refer i;f ijiilre that the entire Interior of mob. 

letiKtli to the provisions of t([e : bar or lm»liie«M room shall, during the 

"itlHhop*" hill, IIUH cniiHiii ninny 'entire prohibited lime,or m«y at«Dy • 

piiople to Htinpect Hint |H>HHibly riimorN'unit nil other tlmeii, as, may be re-- 

of' violation* of the new rnu" hnvc'ijulrcd by nuch authority, ba opt\D to 

reached the' JudKe'a earn. In IIIH Hull view from the street, 

riinrge, JiidKeTrem-hard mild : It WOH evidently the legislative pot- 

ThoTuw known us "lll»hopV bill, pone .to prohibit, lu all cases, by force 

npproved April l.'Uh, HKJi;, inakcH new | or the Htntntu Itwlf, any obstraotloo of 

the view, by unj person, of any p«r< 

Hon within the bar or business room, ' 

or being served 'With liquor 

qo 

therein, _The Interior of tbe bw or 

Screen I,nw" uU'ectn every place | IIUXIIIOHH room must be so arfisDgsjtiaa 

where iiito.vlculiiiK IH|llorx nre xold by 1 to'glvo at all times au. unobstructed 

less meaxtirex thnu u ipturt, excepting j view, of tbe whole Interior, and, 

(1), An. Inn or. tavern or. a hotel the Court, ozclse .board, or otbsr 

hnvlni; nt lenxt ten xpare roomx und 

beds for the acfominodntioii of Linurd- 

erx,,cte. • . V . 

*('J) A rcxtuiirunt feet Kf '1'liird 

Htreet. 

lu M, Crcxse ef; iiy to Johlr IJ. 

Itlte,- Jr., JWWI.' Kuxt corner Kiniri 

ccntli'xtreet nnil I'lcaxure -avetiue, 

'JII5-1IMI feet oil l'lcasnrc iiveinic, 

lit) «-l(i (Hi I'(iiiriccn|li street, 

ticcnii City AHHiieiiitJoii to Williiiin 

I. Itntler. Jl. Lot (in liortliwext "iile 

if H

^ .1 ua A 


l*C»llft»Kt> KVbMV 

R CURTIS RQB1NSON 

£ 4 i ' d H 

1 

CITY,' .- *-, 

t.uci-Sutc 'Pboue NO'"IJI 

.vtlv«*r*l"nli* In tural roluu.iti., .'••*- I 

p rlliuv rtw k b lltMvlilon. Mnullil} »l»il.v ,-*'•• 

l,U«Mlfl .*DUIMH1OU m»plUi4tl*«l». . \ i 

1 Job work |m>uti>\ly done t.j «xe«rl»fii.- 

uaiil ' 

lit tin? fowl OfTlcr »l.l>f«Mli 

; 

.ix; 

.51 

•k- j 

.IS Tliunsday .... i-VJ 

14 Krkiay ;.\.l 4.tr.| 

1.1 Salunlay .. 4\V| 

111 Similay ' "' •"* 

mw 

It. Siimlay .... 

I? Muiulay ... 

IS TurMlay .... 

• 19 WeitueMtay. 

20 Tliurvday .-. 

il Friday 

It! Saturday..:. 

28 Sunday . ... 

SI Monday 

25 Tuesday .... 

36 Wednesday. 

27 Tbutvday.... 

2S Friday 

2tt Saturday..,. 

SO Huuday 

S.IMt S.*>7 II ">T 

4.27 III t" In •''-' 

wmisii in 

tins II :i-\. ..: 

i 

, 7.^; 7.4-1 Irh» l..*l 

. . S.Oli !j :i>. I.-W, 2 17 

. SAO tf.lil 2 27 .H.l>2 

.. DXli D.57 X.M .•{•'•(l 

.10.2410.47 4.1V* 4 41 

. ll.lllll.42 4..M A**' 

. .....i .14 S.VK ti.'iT 

. .4»v 1.07 «.«| ,7.4i 

. 2WI| 2.22 S.Uj; S..W 

, ; S.Hi' «..-hf 9.2ilO-.|tt 

.1 4.27 ! 4.4010.2Sill 

. S2SJ SSSll II'alt uiif 11 To - 

ItllltfV" ' ^ • • 

I'm- lit'llie. iler.tly palliellc query 

pn>pounHUIII iif v*nir 

ll.v:iiue" lii repairing the ilan 

uni! in ilt-vd», ujeet for repcutaiic*. 

*kN.>TIIKH> LIK N.U*.:'.'>. 

uiliiiK the report- fn>:n 

tiie Hind cuiii'i> that there 

oiitMt.iituti to i 

I iiit he (''re*-el. >mul.i pr.»liiblyKr-c 

one wtir.l, tlia fjct rent tin* III it lathe 

•; THiT-tlRinKHV ACT. Philip A, Dollt, 'Ml*. P. A. Doul, 

Nuwtliattlivvaiupalgu, for the UOU1-, Media. .. 

Illation* HWU lu IM! made nt the prl-; , • HISCAVXK • 

mary election, midconventloni. H'| ._,_ you,,,.,,;, Mr«. Kdward White, 

•CHIIII to open, it h. u'«ll,to*call the »l-j.Mta( AuDB KeUlfr. H. E. Moody, Wl 

trillion of tug** InlereKteil to the. ây|l)r j 'A ' willanl', I), M.' I'allou, 

-triimeiit pn.vl-luiiHor an net. of tliej j,r; M^hall. Wm. A. Kiu-ell, 1.* H. 

lx pn> J,one» and wife! H. L, lle->trlcfc, PHIIa- 

I vide fur the punW.nien, *^..' 

Martha 

iwrl- m>:ii K,ve for_ tiiu. ,ulrii«v»eor |iriiuiollii|»or' Ke llu. Jr.. /.'auideu: Mm. .Marth 

*« ,-,riH..ur,llw thc election «rf.n'candldalei»»»>o|well. Dttrl.v: Krant*'-r). Sully. 

»£,'«: ;: li |_for|1.ubllo ...lice. ..r.for'.he ,.arPê or j '-"'«P»'«' »• '• ^'»~«^ AlloHn >- 

J KATIUC 

., KATIU.C 

'Ueorue.K* Lewi* "and ulfe, Ja» It 

pnituotiui; or priK'urmu 1 the niiiiiina- j 

. , . w . lion of any iierson a» u oundhlate fur I 

.leclty four reputable men .em.id 'jnlb,ccofflp.i all>. ,lim,ey or any valu'- »-" ! * ll S . 

l» rwnd-VI... .vuuhl ru..j.lU..iJ ',.,,,, ,llin(r to lle „,„, fur slly llf tlu'lj!', 1 ^""'. ^k-o-Hl' Sryrick^MI.,-V:| 

;nircutrlcl« vll!,-be 

x—^~enUUedto the fbl!ow.lOK namber o 

w l b l d 

OocsnCity,Ul Wut«trlct 

Woodbine 

tiobltfCtty - 

Anton • 

• Middle townahlp. lit Ptal'rtct 

Middlelo«TMhlp. ii DUlrlct 

A 

Wlldwood 

Lower Jowniblp 

7 W 

Cape Slay City, lit »llao».. . . 

lUit whether K»tt'le>e or Japanese 

>»ith a|u-ltali), the |«ni. 

rutttui \- rliupiy Lively. LlHeu! "No«. 

fi-H'.iw-vin/on-, let UJ* be men" t* * * 

'•r.ct u» vott? fi»r a man who U a man-'' 

* * *. ijuotlni; Diukebpell, we a»k 

"I-- id-not \tn\\y alfetty yet"."*. 

tractor. e\-SeiMt»r Hand -AuH till- "• 

JOHS X. IKir«l»ti>iS,< 

Ohairmao ltrp. Co. Kx. Com. 

•ccoBd District Kepatnlcan Can- 

fciicwwlonitl Coatcallon. 

i*be Republican Convention to nomlnutc a 

.candidatelor Bepnwntatlve In CmErMlor 

tbe Second Pislricl ol New lervf, comprU- 

tatftneCounties of AUanlic, Itarlinirton. Car« 

' tan oa the: aeoood day of October, one tb© :- 

«and nine hundned and »!x. at luel\-v o'clock 

noon. * . 

- TbeCbalrnaenof tbe variotMConntyCotu- 

mllUea will 'peciry tbe ptacea tor tbe boldlng 

of Prtmarle* tor tne.elr.-tlon or dtfteiattt* tu 

•aid Convention and the namber of • elegatr* 

tawbtebfacb Ulstrlct l« e 

to tbe law. 

r- . IKlgned)' It. ".MlNOII. 

KI>VAKLVM 

A. II. KM ITU. 

DoN'Tfoiget to attend tbe primaries. 

OIK .would-be SeDatnr:—What do 

you think of him? Ob, I don't like 

to nay. 

B. E. HAND claims lij voteatter M. fii 

oatuliiia.te-for Sîiutur, I- » firmcr'- 

n, liiathc ut \'.i K'.A'.C t.-u.-Ii-j.. He 

twtrau life a- a H*IIO.>I teacher tn vnr- 

ioiHi'dUlriotKotthevuiityt an.I tlieii 

becauie a clurl; In u Sea l-le'i'ity l.:niu 

ii'd then an Atlantic City l.-m'^ 

When tiie bank at 1W.111 City -tirU-l 

he b«'aroe .It- chief .'lerli. *:ii!.| !..v 

tiulir>t- ellorl- iia- >u'c^'r^li' 

prtwldenoy. He I- a man of ihe'|v 

and ;Uilo«'- the i*c«'pU'S w.ttnt. 

hel|u to **viir«- tlietu for tlnni ' 

t»O VOt'U FI'H DI'TV. 

the C.VKI' iHi>>ple of ("ai* Ma" 

•unty 'lu their full duty a- voters, b- 

n.atrif l.ewi- M. l're~-e ha» done h • 

ii duty a- a lecislator.'* there will b- 

|L!c-lio!i of-a third term foV "ISot. 

u..I. and no cliai:ee of n return 5.. 

incilii«|. ly which the HaU-l 

iii'imie he.M 11- tenure of life. Th-.' 

c'| ar.1 doe- lu.t ctiange III- »|«t>-. at).I 

ninil.of io-tiay N llie »ume mora 

• ill |-ilitlmil U-iie lhat lie u's< thre>' 

yviir»-ai:(>. In* no >jiiKle faet or faiioy 

lia-. lie cliaiice-i a»" a XVye of tin; 

rule or r4iiu |H.litic«r btws and the 

I'voj le don't. ,n*«d to think twice to 

lil.roviatv ihl> atuiene—. 

but, really, l.ii't ir nearly tiiiic to 

otrr , . . 

M)f Si'1'ti.'mtvr,"- -tuibbltrs g.er a jiara- 

' gpTphic trail'of absurd •• Why's"—and 

aiûer- lhat are not wi,^—Until it 

rc^che-the ilnal "why." as. follows, 

•'•viiy lias the County Itoard of Ad- 

ju-tcrw piit lu the whole day ofi Sc(" 

. teiiUwr J in lA-eau City •.'"' .". , ' 

• \Vhy, «e luiiubly ;i.u# why sbould 

even -.' distinguished a IVmochif a- 

, ttii-l^tele. 

hi- a'-tral 

1 future-: 

• have the power to project 

;M>n ruinous tax bill* ri 

|io«ir m.iu literally -and liîimlively. 

pa--e- la.>- for the cla-w and iii»i:i-l 

t.ieJiia-.-K-—bill the Ihil.l r^>*l reiu>ln- 

itli.it here in Ocean ' tiy, where h 

actually,knovn — where the.people 

not Itet the estimate aif him from u 

SUII, Star or Moonshine—four me* 

hij;h;.)r low, rich or lwor, t.ljok o 

white, couhl not oe^fouud wbo*c>>u 

or would oppose him for the Senat 

Wben a man lias lived among a peop 

for ten years, tbeir estimate of him 

quite as reliable as are the opinions < 

a handful of per*ou« wbo are blasec 

or blinded by personal Interest of on 

klud or another. 

CHEWE'll CI.tKAM HKCOHD.' 

_XbeMLmmen an hnuc-in-the career-c 

every legislator wben be is face to fa 

witb one or more propositioustbroug 

which tbe lines of demarcation be- 

tween moral rigbt and wrong a 

sharply drawu. The boneot,cousclei 

tious member of the State legislature 

who. having taken oath tb perform 

bis duty along.a moral »traigbt,-ed the rotten Holly Beach 

brldsc, bat that Is a poor platform for' 

ttoa to run on and an nnaafe obe for s 

jiorae to walk on. Honestly, tart this 

tbe most notable thing he ever did T 

TliE-Uemofratlc paper- ai.n "leidcr- 

are pUyiiie a sharp iraine. A kind o! 

a two-edj!ed wwnrd, a-If were. They 

are «upportlnir ex-^nalor Hand lu 

the dlsgiistj)f all true lU-iiubli.-.tn*. i 1.1.-. iilihi^îidôf Freeholder- 

return for bU.'.uppori of the Hem..-.' lyder tht-Haod tnaclhne, the Frei 

cratie partjiHlnce l{itv wa>i iuimlui 

the Assembly nomination. Well,well! 

Thai*>< funny. Three years ago Voor- 

hees wa» play ing 'The Old Man of the 

'.••"•• , ['Sea" to Crease's "glnbad," and we 

x -"*- •-* •*»*•>»• OF-At*," hatdly think,here could beany serious 

>uoh«iu-rK fal-*-l by asiiatUin or de-ire to repeat. 

the MUftiou a* t» whether the t*re**= • fre-w'- important leaden are Dea>< 

r liaud.itilluein.-e worked best result- < cn,t, and ••Creae's defeat Is certain 

far the Senate three ycarv 

niuatiil in.liter- were merely hi-, puî|«ts Hi 

• - . - - (llu ' at ilaiidi was and I*. In t-oIIUis for 

the game time tliey ho|w to ha.i*uiilm ;.the main chanc*. all the time. 

Dominated,;.know|np. tl.at he wiuld ; 9inr fre=-it has 

! nnd the best thing be can 

draw and leave the mercenary little 

.bosses"—presumably '•Jed" and "Lit- 

tle Lew"—"to tbeir own devices.'' 

Now, where is there room In this in- 

not be electe> ii'ntnlnaivd;' 

thereby Bivhie the Item-WMtlc tioml-; abwrb the taxpayers' money. Ther 

neefor tbe Senate a. sure think;. Hut" • • •• " - 

8eb 

st..r fre>st has never, even by mV, telltctual vacom for e'Uher toirth or 

eneiikies; been, accused of r*tklug ,11 ' patbo*? 

don't meet trouble half way: Hainl 

wont be nominated on,thc t!epiiblic;nr 

ticket. Tbe Iêmuc'rat! 1 caii't sujris* on 

him. and M ean't qualify ns « probiti- 

itlbnut. ••'.',• 

, HTll.l. miTISU. 

py y 

have never been any hints of; graftloir 

or dishonesty In cotinection wuh hl»\ 

ex Uteifce as a legislator. Sot * b'reat!.' 

oi i-Ur-i.K'lon lias ever connected hi- 

name .with shady'deals' with Prfce-j 

holiiers, teollectfvely or iudlviijually 

There lisve'beenu") "fake" contract''i 

i 

TAKE WARNING 

j or emaseulattd speciticatiobs *ucii,,foi 

» Vote for Sdllc neaos a. V«le. 

.,'•"• ,' • " for.Bsad. . . '• ;"' 

, , Voters of Upper Township are told 

that tbey can support Sillle is a 

matter of local pride, sod not be 

We are still waitlln;. for a licia 

or recreative {jurposes, or providing 

for uniforms for any organized club.'* 

Auy |>ersoi| fuund.guilty of the |in>- 

visions of thin act Is subject to dls- 

rraiichisemeut for. a 'period or two 

years from tbe-dute of conviction, ainl 

tor ahy subse and wife, 

Philadelphia: AnhurC'orsou, llea-ley'- • 

Point: U, ReudotT and family. Cam-' 

deu: Ci. I>. Moore, lirldgeton: H. L; 

Smith, Ocean ' City: It, C. Collius.J 

Millvllle. . . •'. 

BREAD, FANCY CAKES, and PIES 

GEORGE S. BICKEL, Proprietor 

. NO. 8iS ASBURV AVENUE.' 

O«eab City. N. J.* 

Pl.l'nHDHII 

N: JOHNSON, 

PLUMBER. 


Repairing a specialty. 

Btith Tubs and Plumbers 1 

8O Asbnry Avennc 

, I>r. J. H.I 

I. • George.J.j 

>*Ier a*jd wile.' 

FUEL LIGHT HEAT 

DO IT NOW 

SERVICES RUN 

RANGES SET 

ON SHORT NOTICE 

CITY GASLIGHT CO. 

Mendel's 

One-Price Store 

'Hats-and-Geiifs- 

John E Ogdeii, Chas. Ilill'i^rn and 

*• lEurnishinjjs 

, ,, , ,. . ... . . The lii-ide make of a stilt I-either 

fc. Mrs J O. Arnold and dauehter.; the making or llie ruination of it-all 

Mr .iud Mrj1!KltT K 

i»ili"'ii. * " 

llru-ht'. ub.J i'alntrr- 

i:...>.WT,..,i,,,, «„,,,„;„ 

\-uu-i 1'ruiiu.tij'. .•.ir 

I OUCH- 

C»ARLES L.. HGI-MAXN 

REGISTERED ARCHITECT 

; 

905 WAUNUT STREET 

*..'...• . PHILADELPHIA ' ", 

LEONARD KRAUSS CO. 

-Electricians 

659 Asbury^ Avenue, pe*an .City. N. J.. 

*a : d«| l iir*iM" l ' l< '," 1 "" kll "*'"V»mpliy • 

;*f ledy Br« "uli!"" 11 •""- •""•'• ««»riiBIA 

BEi\C 

EDWARD STONEHILL 

.sofivKHirto Wiiiuu !t.stOII»hli,, 

BRICKUVER and PLASTERER 

All work m miisou liue 

promptly attended tr,,., 

'» Rrijyhton r»lnr>o 

CITY. N, j. 

HPttoSd x. 

iB.O. 

ii* uprltii; I 

k MH,K A.V1) A HALF of new gravelled street* liave I 

r% three mile* of cement eancreTe curb hai been laid— \lî 

TL. or »aier:pkf«-' > w ; itli'""tmiSraij"fSuV'moiitti'i Thr«.'"nii|!sy 

. -..' walk«areAiiow being laid. Many lioumw have beeii bull* I 

3d other* are:buildiue.' . ' . ' 

HeWfuber that AvaloiiUs muulcipal borouKh that•'iV'praoticallv out 

=bt. its water work>.being wonha, much a'».|t> boiide.1 debt 'ra« 

wer M Avaloti than at wiy otlier'.«rVoa»lde reîrt in (.•»,« May comity 

Ik> you want to build a eottatfe for tt*"cr 

r thousand- for a lot when you can have 

ade at 'any New Jer»ey 

O.ADAMS ft BW 

RANGE SETTING 

BBICt UYING, fete. Etc . •••' 

lW«rk'l. Miaea Une |»,ompt, 

Attended To, 

•____OC6AN CITV, N J.' 

lot 

ou around. For further I 

»eei*noonfc station. 

CO., 

F» P. CflNJ=lEUt>, SecPetai«yt \ 

' ' • , • ' ** 

*-•*•• Avaion. lieui Jersey. 

7O4 Central Av, 

'•*»rt*a K..Aiato, > 

71&-U Aibury .venae, Oceic City,». j 

September "JUth, at MrH. KuHHett'H, tt!o 

Wesley avenuu. ' 

•Tbf danger In gelling your salary 

rafted a liuhdred dollaru a year IH you 

think you ought to Hpoud llveniiire 

lo living up to It. ' 

•••"""be DeColl SI100 Company have 

-uppiiM. lt0 ' d lllclr "boe biinlnfj«, In thin city to 

iiir,r!»B> »?hliu«lel|>lila party; who w|li" take 

ebarge iu a few dayn. . . . 

r Several Phlladelphlatiii have lilowd 

tbelr hummer' liomcH In this city dur- 

lpgi-the pant week and returneii to 

tbeir w inter reHldeiictjH . 

flfotkeable iutprovemenlH are hciiiR 

made to the cottage owned by MrH. 

Bqiinu BiiiiiuotiH on Anbury avenue,' 

near Twelfth »treet, occiiplc. It, Mnyhew, John 

M. Zuriv 

recent visitors to this city. 

John .VuiiTinu lm« left tlile cliy for 

his purcutH 1 liomc in F.slcllvillcr tliiitcr 

lie will g« to.l'hilailelpiila, 

t'larcncu K. Frucmiiu und Kilgur A, 

i ofCamdcn, Wore amnngre- 

cciit gticstH of the Klhcrou. 

Wm. S, rûue ami J. Wesley ^.oorlcy 

left In the '•'/. \, Z".oil Tuesday .uftur- 

lioon iin a crill-e up the coast. 

Mrs. I .yd la l,ee has returned to her 

lioiiie"lli-lhlHcity-ttfter-nii-nbi«.'iiro-of 

Kcveral niontlis at Ocean VleuT 

-Mrs. -(jarrisuti, or llolxlcrvlllc, l« 

viMiting her daiighter, MrH, Alrrcd 

I'owcll, In thi« city, for a few dnyx. 

. l",verton A.CorKon IH upending 

a few weekx with her parcntH, Mr. and 

Mrs, lUtiJumlii Marshall, atTinkahoc. 

. ClntrleH Sic|'hcum>ii,îil_iililhi 

dclphla, haH been visiting Mr. ami 

MrH, Learning HtupheiiHoii in thin city, 

CliarleH'P: Lake, or thluclty, IH'OII, 

ti extended vinit' to the. Adirondack 

MountuIiiH for the bcncllt of IIIK health. 

MrH. UeoVcH Hlldreth in spending 

the week In l'hlladelpliia, inakihg ar- 

raiiguiiieiitH ror her millinery opening, 

Mrx. John Long i'uiil ilaughtcr, or 

llnliiit'ribiirg, I'a,, arc guivtH or Mr. 

and Mr*. Win.: V. (Jardlmr, hi' thin 

MrH. Lcoiiurd KrailHH haH returned 

to her home iu thin city after 11 pteax- 

unt V'IHII with relatives' in I'lllladcl- 

piliu. t . , • • • 

• Mrn. CI111H, F. Ly'iVuh, MrH.. William 

It. Lyneli and Harold V. Lynch, or 

Tucony, are ainong the Wyoiulng'H 

gueHtH. . , 

MrH. S. I!: Miller and rtin, Kugcne, 

of HIIH ocity, lire vinltlug frliiiidH and 

relatives In Culiideii und IMiiludelpliiu 

for a few dayn.. 

Howurd Hliocniukcr, .tlie nicnV 

fumlHlier, ImH reiUriicd to thin city 

after a weck'H vlHit to AHbury I'ark 

mid l'li'ludtilphlu. 

MIJH Anna K.' Muliau, or thin city, 

I111B joined her |iareutn nt IVermont. 

MIHH IICHHIU Malian will go to I'cer- 

niont In u ftiwduyH. , 

.II«K Clara AnilorBoii haH returneii 

to liur hoitie at "IjeeilH! Point arter a 

ll'leuMiitit viwlt ; Cornell 

Fox, If'-MIMI. ' 

Tlio proper olllcers Here lliHtructed 

to negotiate a Mall ot ^llMNI for Hew' 

Htreet work. , . ' 

Foit HALK.—'J'OCIIWH an nutate, 4-IK 

jjbiiry nvenuo, ••".leveji-moiu. Fuf- 

nlHheif Cottage, comillete, lu llrHt-claBM 

condition. Hot and cold Wutcr; alno 

gail range, uewer druinago', frout and 

aide veruuda.. Bultttbtt) ror boarding 

houHc. Lot, DOxIOO feet, Ili(|ulre K. 

W." KlMiKV,7«l N. Forty-foutth Htreet, 

IMilludelphia, !'«,, or agentn at Ocean 

City.N.J. • - • • * tf, 

New President Chosen and 

Interesting Reports Made ' 

of Work Done: 

Tho Cape May (.'ouuty W. C. T. U.' 

held ItH annual co,uvutitioii hi HIIH 

city on Tuesday. - • . . *,' 

•The meeting,, which was.\vell ut- 

tendeir, wan called to order hi tho 

inornltig by* tlie County I'resldent, 

Mm. M. S. AIIUUIH. After a row ad 

(IreaHCH, interuHllug reports we reread, 

Thc arternooir«u» taken up by the 

readliig or the rc|u>rtHiif llieni'iperl 

teudeulH ordepartmciitH. Thtfru was a 

Hhort talk by Mrn. Klb( M. Timelier, 

i>r' Florence, N.' J., aucl- Mrn. Kllza- 

beth llrlck innilu a memorial aildrcHs. 

ThvM! olllcern were elected: 1'rcnU 

dent, Mrn.'I). It. Smith; CorreH|i|iud 

Ing Secretary, Mrn. K, Wallace; Iio- 

corriliig Secrctiiry,' MIHM 1'. Holmes; 

Trcaxiircr, Mrn. K.Sclicllluger. • . 

Iu thc evening, there wan a large 

utteiitlahcu hi the First M. K. Church. 

Mrn. Timelier, Nutlnnul Supcrln- 

lemlcnt of SallorH and Soldlern, guvu 

ancnlertalillii)' talk or her progrcxH.in 

thin II.lit or W. C. T. U. .work.' 

., Boncn Cfimeron 

'.'DKVOB PAINT CO. 

C'eiitlomen:—In reply to 

yours In lust week's Innue, t WIHII. to 

Hay thutwhtlo your paint may be all 

right in'-iuont" sections, I find .that 

tor tlte HCBHhore PATTON'S HUN- 

I'isoOF PAINT Roen farther and 

wears longer than onyoflier-pnlnt I 

nave ever need. . • -, . 

Vourn ro«|)ccirully, 

8MKIIH C'AMKItON. 

'WAS CHRIST SEVERE?' 

ilt'ft-Hlliiu; niMcotiTMe l>>- Hev. II. 

X. CaHMviherry. 

V'WIIH JesiiN Chrlst'ScVoroV' ? wan tlie 

Hiilijcct or'Kev. II. T. onllnK to' pinna aud 

•>pratnc'(IIOn« on Ilia wllll lliull.iro>l«liTl'lorK. 

HldN'lolw 111. anil .opfnoit by GuancTil nt tlio 

Council Idmai

Mouse? 

Hutlha 

' McCulloca- 

.Williams 

' Ctipyrluhl, IlOO, OV1'. C. KuUntmt 

L. 

Tlio wnter, luiigldtn; nnd'lapplng. In- 

• tiled.. The day'was giddy M»iy, uud 

Uiu liivll.il youiii! Loroiiu, moreover, 

. owned, all tlio folly normal.td_u|iieteenl I 

. ' 80 i|lto^'ellier II would linvii boon n'jiilr- 

' iiclo If tliliiKH bad gone exactly UH they 

nliould. A proper young' .woman of 

vourm' .would have reckoned chnucetf 

*'before liurlin: ber foo' aud diiucfug 

. Joyously ju midstream, where tlio peb- 

' blciTTiiy HUioolliiy bedded iii' lino Baud 

and gleimiliig Jowi-l-wlm*' whyrovcr ,u 

NU11 ray H'ruck through tlio ripples.' 

' Liirena did not let Iierself ruuiuuibor 

Hint'tin- fi.nl. WIIH but tlfty yurds higher 

ll|. or that tills special shallow rencb of. 

, thu creek lay between U10 two lakes 

Umt guve the lluent tlsblng. They wore 

not true InkCH. .of course—ouly water 

.mlrnirs, Htlll unit deep. Imitouiidcd. by 

damn or Uiu whiter tlood'K building. 

'Loronn did-not lovo them, "They wero 

HO placid they reminded ber somehow 

of 'Johnny—and whatever did tbat put 

nor out of temper. 

. She loved ulU'or, motion. excitement, 

rt WIIH iH-stiiHy to her to #Jinco 11II day 

long und hidf the night after, footing 

' It UH IIKIIII.V* an fenlly. IIH wind MOWD 

thlntle "i-.il. If only Klie could dance 

alone! Kill KIIIIV that W41H out of the 

i|ueHtloii nbe iiiiturnlly preferred |inrt- 

ueni who kept Hte|i anil wero ulmblo. 

'. Johnny WIIM lieillier.'yet all tho time 

Hbe bail been engaged to him bo luld 

felt it btn rlulit to miy. If slie did not 

11111111' with him. Hhe miiHt dance with 

.Uarilly auylNMly'eltf*'. 

Ami mil nl all with llninvllli' Oore. 

• * tbn ver>* iiritiiv of partner*, who'.was 

, IIIIIIIIHOIIU) nud slender'unit llKht lu'art 

wl.'wltli iiiiiiir'.T-|ir-hoth~rBi?telH and d 

State Committee Tells Voters t& 

New Jersey What Party 

Has Accomplished. 

'trick of H|ieudiug It with IHIIII bauds. 

Joliuny hated him, without reason no 

far* us !.oreii!i could we—at least bo 

pave biT no reason-,, only nuld, "If you 

are goin' ever, to li'lonu to mo, I*olle, 

• you must lie barely civil to that fel- 

low, 1 ' • •> 

Someli.in' Hie CIII|'II.ISIH on Uie last 

word always inaile l.otvun shlvor whpn 

.fho rccnlliil It. llow could nlio lielp 

it. wlien Jolinny wim-tmvnrd ntlier folk 

tlie HOIII of kindly Justice? Still sin* hail 

relt Iliat he .WIIH uiifitlr. tfhoj really 

knev uuytlihu.- lui might let her know 

It HkewlHe. " 

ir .loliiiiiy I'lnild hnve"lirought lilniHelf 

to tell b*'r Jlic break might not have 

~"cnine. Hut lie way ton proud .Mid muii- 

U'rful for Hint. IIU wir«. must believe 

111 him i'ii.iui:li tn understand Hint •hi* 

-. hail ren*.»n* /or. npy nud erarythlnc- 

ltiT.Iil.--i he wasnfraUl or wviulnlt en- 

vi.ius'inid Jealous of 'ii UII\U. HO much 

rlelier nnd li'lter looking.' Moreover, 

he did mil really know- tuiicli that 

roiiltl lie told ciiteKiirlciilly It WIIH 

l.ory'H general nir uud niauner, eon- 

jdhie.1 to W(.r,|H dmpp.-d here and tliere. 

that uuule .lohiiuy ".vrliiln ho bad no 

'real reverence for nnylliliig fcuiliiluu. 

A girl, uny izlrl, win* fttlr t;titiii> to him. 

If KIIO hadn't noiise ennui:!) to. look out 

for lientelf he wa* not liouitd to 'look 

out for her. Yet tiure wan not dlHttuet- 

ly vicious--rather, liii>r.lluatc|y vain. 

,nediil not liieiiii wome by womnuklud 

uud glrlkhid than to iiiifki' love to tlii'm, 

tlieii ride nway. Marry! Xot he! Jfot 

the, Unest gtrl nllve! . ."••*>—* 

Jf, -l.or.*iia lunl kiinivu tluitt tin- 

knowing It. Kite bad 'thought a great 

many times and a great ninny thlng-i 

of the ruminating bnd 

beun away for two of them, uud nluee 

lio came home HIIO bnd Moen him only 

In crowd*. Ihit lie iiad jised his eyeti so 

—eliKjucntly-jiar-to-BcrbernieiirfwIIdljT 

fluttering. Hut. oddly enough. It had 

fluttered oven more wbeu by chimed 

*be had cuconntcrcu' Johnny. In his 

working clollii's, .Irlving bin waeoii to 

ml"- . ' , . ' ' • . . 

,, .They had barely nodded to each otb> 

cr. and Mi.- hud rlilileu fast afterward, 

but Hot funt enough to, uct uWiiy 'from 

a ncn that Ji'hiuiy. old Johnny, ul- 

—tlnmirfi—Ills—fnrt>—wan—(ropnaiiiye^tiaa* 

, turned to look after ber ns loili; as nbe 

W118 In sltît. . 

Today she wlW.ililt thll.klug or llllll— 

LarUly even of tiruuvHle/ Wilding was 

micli |.iin» joy. Tin* water came Above 

ber ankle*. She lirte.l lier nklrta light- 

ly lu bolb'luiuilH ami luilancvd to ber 

sulidow 1111011 tho rippling Ntttenui, Such 

a funny Kliuli.*rMuir- get 

cuiiebt In such a pltKlit. 

luireun. noting lilH.iihHcncc 1 ', ntumbled 

blindly'towunl'the ban1c anil half roll 

.upon It, covering her eycH wltb both 

bauds. Aliillen -Hcratubli'tl out besldo 

her and tried to lift her,to her foot, tbo, 

rent Jeering ,bhuv pretendlUK .to Hay 

Uilnpt anldu iind ulnghiK In cra'cked'jl.^^. 

elioruH, "Wliere In my wiiinlerluu boy T' 

, They wen' hiuglilux HO loud, wutcblnit 

HO Intently. Joliuny fell likon them like 

a tbumiurbolt from blue Hkl.-s. Johnny 

, wus still In workluw clothi*Hr-ho bud. 

In fact, started to, tbo blacksmith's 

shop lu U mad burry lu hope of netting 

a dulli'd plow ivoliit nluiriiuncl. 80 be 

had caiuo to'the ford In tho Very,nick 

of thui* to Hee-ttint a woman was In 

need of help and to runh to give It.' .voting.'. . . . . 

"C.euileineu." Joliiin.v'» .v.olei' eutJIkn .. I'mvidliig ror most complete Htute 

lee, "yon IIIIIMI nliow me your wurrai t «vnsiw ever liiken. ' 

for taking it nrlHtmer. linlens you do"—I-. or memorial at 

'iiey. VMT . _ • 

An iMt ni!iklui.'JIiejiiotlier as well as 

Thrr iiN 

the honor of' New Jersey, passeil In 

11)03 n,primary netêiuiblliiK inly ciinill- 

dute, u|kiu his Individual merit, to se- 

cure a noiulmitlou. If Unit Humiliation 

Is ilemnndcd or deslreil by, the people. 

This law IIIIM ulveu to New Jersi'yn 

pre-eminent puSitlou iimoiiir.' thwe 

atutiM willed have striven to udvnnee 

UIOIIK the iwithway of 11 true n'preHL-nta- 

the Koverniiieut. It ufforils nu oppor- 

tunity for the full Hiid.fnlKuxpresîou 

of the people's will or choice and lulul- 

mixes the |Kisslhllitlcs -of the pre the fol- 

lewlug, which IIUH Junt come to light: 

V\1ieu,tlie'.irder WUK given to ntrip '01 

action just lierore the battle of Maulli 

Bay a powder IHIV OU tbe ll!tg»lilp nCel' 

dentally droppi'd bin eont 

Uo asked imrtulVislou to jump lifter It, 

_hut_Kns—ftituseil In spite— of—Uio—ro 

ruiuil bo dropped oVcrtiutrd, riiovcns 

bin .coat, wan tnusbt nuil nrrc-t.'J foi 

disobedience of orders, .a nerlous or. 

rehin) In the niivy; ••x|vaH-lnlly uinlar tht 

An net to recover rentals on riparian 

Iniw uud'tiike p.K-.-sslou thereof. 

Atlthorl'/iiic seitKlde places to Uciiuirt 

iitlid. for puMfe recreiltlou. 

l'mhatloti acts. ' • * 

MakliiL' the aL'e of consent slxt'ccu 

yejii'fi. • 

All act pmtecilui.* IIUIIIHIIK und louu 

Int.'rcis. 

An at't to Hci'ui'e wimes to mei'hank'y 

I'liiplnytHl hi Inilliliiii:. 

An jiet_ prottHtluu' the oyster and 

chiiu 'Industry.' • • • 

All net for pulille parks lu cities.* _ 

us to tie iH'youd the tellliiL'. hut we 

tnve no fewer than UIKIIU 1.INKI a ierlca 

tbrOUKh whfch the bhssl Is a.wnys 

llowiiit; under the Koveriimciit of the 

bonrj. . • 

Zf X 1 "' bluod Is comiMscd of two connllt-.] 

ueiits. teruusl by physiologists riNl'uiul 

white cortmsi'leH, iiunibcrllin sonu> thou- 

sands of millions. _ 

Our house- IIUK somcthluir~llke 04H) 

liny , tclijrr.iph, wlt>-n. cnlU'iI o nerves, 

••onueeteit with Ule hmlu uud spluul 

cord, and these little wires tin* nlwuys 

IhrobhliiK with inessiiKeM .which -**iey. 

telem*aph to the malii ottlee-'-the bniln. 

tU-sldes thwe there are the sympathet- 

ic wires." or ^nerves, numbered by tboq- 

ttnnds. which belp the" former. 

Ilie front of our house, the skill, bus 

bevu nieujiHBJKriip und found, If sprenit 

out. to clover fifteen Hiiunre fi. rhc|r function 

ts to deivoslt secretlouH ii|sin the.skiu; 

hemv the uevetuiity of n dnily tub to 

wash this stuff HWiiy, pthcrw|»e_lLcloCa- 

It wus tli." niuti In wiuliut; who bad. 

spokeu., He'-wuH striding ou toward 

; her, bis Tod over his sboiililer, n hrond 

crtn njvou hi* Hill, red fni-e. Her sun- 

Iwnuet, bur fuifcil print frock,- above 

' nil lior.present ense, hull rtenrly luiule 

blui nwileve her some boldenisb uiltk' 

- m«l«l rather thiiu tueriunliL • 

- "Hkln't 1 toll you fellows' -Am flnowl 

flab w mlUlous buck : of the' Oat 

redr face — tnlllloua tbat mbjht mean 

much (o Gore's future. Was be to risk 

tbolr help, to Inrtte orertaatlng cbaff. 

to mako bliusclf tbo butt of tbo crlll 

rooms next time be was In town, by 

ctuunpIODSblp at a elrU a silly country 

commuiider. The Aîy was brought bo- 

fom Ihe liditilral. wlw kliidly but firm 

ly deinaiiiltsl- aiie^plantitliin. Hniik 

Ing Into *ti':tnduhU i*onbr% l giitii.iii -by-ri'|i.'iiiliiir 

the sirnle scri'in'ii. He hjul pr.-iri'-b.st It 

twelvo timeH. The bishop ask.sl for 

the tiiit.' Neither of, the eliiiriliuiiWlens 

could renii'intier. "tin liaeU." wild Jji«* 

bWiop vte'rtily. "1111.I ask ynur clerio'- 

mau to kitviieii the Keruion 4>uce. lUiiri' 

am] then 

text"" 

baelt iliid tell iue the 

you cwr c*t -anythltai; on 

tbo Installment systemV iTtlwrt—Tw; 

got niy bous.>hnld .that wny. l-'lrut 1 

sot my wife, then he" f-\i!n«r' nurt mitli- 

cr nnd notr . I'm 

«trt who should bare kaovn better I >t»d alstera.. 

ber brother* 

tics. • • • . '• 

An art pensloiiliiu civil wnr.veteriiuV 

lifter forty years" service in a puiilli 

posiiloii, . . • . • . 

Mliviioti law ameiiii.sl nnd linpni*.*eit 

Coincident State Prosperity. 

i'lilneldeiit with ltepulilleiin leglshi 

td.11 niid policy , during the bint teti 

years there has ).eeu u marvelou* lie 

Viliipmetii ..nil. 1 uiaterhil luterestn ,01 

th* 1 state, 'uud'lts l'o.iple have reached 

a siuiimlt' of pronjieHty uuexaiiipUil 

Iii'.the ten years HIIICO lSiA.-tlu.* re 

s.inn-es nt ihe batiks' III .New Jersey 

the sweat .tland* nud prevcuu their 

proper working.." ' . 

CARE OF CANARIES.' 

A pliwe of cuttle bone Is needed nl- 

wnys. uud' now,' nud then a.lump of 

sUKilr. ; 

Ouanl the ciine from •draft, from cx-~ 

Kjsurv to cold at nleht ntnLillstiLftuui- 

depositor-: have Increasmi from H4,l«i 

owniilu S.;.l:N:M'L'il ^ .l.'|insltii. iii IV.'.' 

fn 'Jiil.Jisl d.'p..sltiiis" nuiiliif JSlj.L"J.s, 

T.'U. Hi llm.*.. ' , . . 

Sin.-e ]*.:•.'* tii.-re luu lui'ii 11 plienoiU' 

ciial tri.wth nf iniiniit'aeturlug Inter 

>"ts' In New .lernej, luruely due tg thi 

eii.'i-iiriik'ctiii'iit clven by irood niati 

In a*, to itiiiniifiictiirerii to locate tbeli 

1 • 1:1111.-* in the suite.. I'opYthitiou buy 

iiKn tiiei'distil ut an eitniordluiiry 

rale attfm'l.'il by the Aitviilittiiri-s nt 

mwiciati' tax.v. hrst clus>: KCIKVOU uud 

bulfest imil eltteleiii government. 

• No Scandal In Government 

There .exists thr.iliuhout the i-ountry 

a k.'i'ii.r Intci.-st tliaii usual in the 

nrfalrs of ifiivi'mnient. au.l nu Hrousiil 

piil.li.-. Vsin^.-icn..... Intolerniit ' or iiir- 

ruption, is li..l.liiig in a strict, HOIIUM 

tIii* actioiis nf' jHilltleai parties titid, 

thi.lr leaders. \Vliite ll'lliHy luip|»'U 

Unit iliri.iiL'li iiilsmiildi'd walbr iiillbl- 

ur to i.hfiilii putlttctil iîwer false 

charges lire sometimes brought IIL-IIIIISI 

HI'niitlmrlty. It Is iiiiiiUentloiiable 

Hint the people similarly ditii're to lutiil- 

correct evils uxlsiiiig lu tiielr 

leuts. This Is is|UaIly true of 

the several .-mtcs anil tlie.uuilou. Tbl* 

po|.tiliir dcHlre. iiuly und should lead 

to tiie iosi of iH>wt*r tiy those who have 

fulsi* to tiielr trust The "Its- 

u . poriv ,iif \"ow. JersSey ,wi*l-. 

.'.IIIII-S the. elosi-st scrutiny 'or Its con- 

hut of pill.Ilc affairs, it has .nothing 

to rear from itu li.inest ami Intelllgeul 

•rlti.-Um i'i' its iinttiwii and leader' 

*lnp. frltlelsin fntiii IINI IIIHIII iiniurilniv 

and mlsri'pri'-eiiîtloii will uot up 

I to tin luti^lfii viit' iiiui triitb liivltn. 1 

pie. Twelve' years ag.i. with elvli 

|i'-.lnir( mid' luOlgiuiui ut uaiui 

ti«.r-/tidnihilstratl.'ii iir ,iri'Vermuetii 

tin* ilettim'nlcy, 11 .lilitlorlty of til. 

, pie of *sew Jeraey J (tlrilliJ ' to- ill. 

IJ.îniiliciiu party, plfieluir UJ1.111 It-Vtli. 

too much heut. 

Cniuiry imil prluclpally sbouM IH> 

Riven. * thouidi • now unil then n little 

riipe seed is liei)el)r.'|.,'N.* llrlwoiiV,"Sinllnil 

These lnterestliiB ,vlloi an -.JMHrtor. .Ur. .N. II. ll'i.rtj;ll..rln.. 

JONATHAN HAND, 

Countsollor- at-Law, 

Solicitor. Master In Chanc«ry,;Notj»rj Vublle, 

(3APK MAY COURT HOUBE, N. J 

Lout,' I»Utittiri'Tst li.-illl^nl 

binbijjiio'wji In Jin* .troples.- .f,^-; 

Uuv'H aiKiliillll.ill win tw&i Vinti>re»l.ylirliinl'liiir.'li. Wesley uvi'iiiii 

said tn be tlie 1H1.-.1 In th'f irnrM ""!'«•»•""'•. »' r '*'- lt>Vl '!:.T'. i'»»s.-ll«'rr»' 

sis Is fxtri 1 

auihorltle 

mini of i.-.imii 'ulfered' for It litl 

eelcl-rlty. It I 2.-~.~ 

sollltely pi'rf.cl.in.sl.l'of th«i5((1ooTJiVrcicr^'-v>fM. 

t r c i n l t y ' o f H i e I > M I > , ••'-•-• •'-••••-•••• 

irlanil, vein.'nerve aadu < 

It to.* .Insepli Towlie, u ctentf. 

onsirnior at liui K.'li 

uiClly Dlll.1'011 'rili>Mihi"H noil J-'rl- 

; rui-îl.i> unit TliurH luy Kvi'iiinif dtir- 

jrlhe WInK'r, 

IUU I'IIMII.' .Mil.Mill-I'll v. Nu. Ill II. 

ll.vini I'ny, .So, |x. 

nuijâ i l n , 

i'rklliu uhuiti In* uuirdmeMMtor*.'; Hiinih.y m-rvlivi, |>r.'iirlilkii: li 11.111, 

W,II 11 ,.,„!' Ll(Ul j.î.îmlll P^m* I'ruyur niffllllu.K.M'IIM'k KrlilllV 

*II 11 i. i.«l -.i/.sl »i»ctoaww£1C' onu-en. >. in* 1 onr.i-i iiurlû li. 

h l f l ] f l j u a liluui; 101111 K 'rwi iftii 

Tin. I.I^J 1 111.. 11' ,... 

Jin- I..I>.» |. ill..-n imi 

uli'illt Hi'rklliu uh 

lull*.* 

nuw 

Into 11 Ki'h.nl of 

>tiinf until liu r.uil.l i,,,t ( t 

ltiM-lilx i'ii|iiii'linis inuiuYn, tttap , 

hlinsi'ir. throve H|i what i«l . ' 

••an'ii uud ln'i:tii nwr IIL'IIIM.aftar. 

In- Wniilil kii'ii mi tetljlni; tbHat.'.'I' 

UnionTulmrnui-lo Hupiixi rhiirch, Klirhili 

uiâd Wtviiw ib'V.J. 11. lUiinilm 

lilkii: l 

nuen i iirl 

(.'liiilriuuii; 101111 K, 'rr..wi-r, ift-ii>i. 

1 1 

'••'•'NICKAI. nlHM'TOHH 

A. H. BAKER 

...Undertaker -and • Embalmer. 

849 ASBU.RY AVENUE, 

OCEAN. CITY. N. J." 

liHu'tTitil iliiy r iilul'il. 

]V(ARIC LAKE : 


riciclcloii Avc, 

. . . IS. J. 

I.'CI ( 

IUU. OCKAN.CITV. N.J 

SHOEMAKER'S 

STORAGE 

HOUSE 

Jlli ami WfMt Ave., : . 

City, JS. J. 

J.lnlin Hclienk, I45; Chnrle* Sampwii; 

' I i">; I'lu.icc forl-'llyl'ollccl.ir. N'lcliolas 

liinir IIIl> inoriilUK 

. SiirroundluK Stimtoi: C'reHKe Were a 

iiiinllier of local pnlltiirfmiri, who were 

Choice for cliy Clerk, T. Lee 

AilaniH. 

. r'or Member Hoard of" Krel'lioJilerH— 

John I", l-'ox, 11(1. 

Kor Member of Ciiiiinion Council— 

Cr (iiHlfrey, IIII; II. Sleel- 

imt npurlni;' in their dcliliiiciutlon nf j ,,11111, :t; Arthur Ailuiiix, 1. 

the iirllmi, or,luck of action, nf.thei Kor Annejsor— ll^rry "1". I'uuIdH, 77; 

All 

poiiliciiiiiH and presumed rrielidn of 

Kelmtnr t'resse .at Cape May f'oiirl 

lloilsc. J 

.1' I'pcr 'I'nwlisllip gave u majority fur 

('rcssci it WIIH learutil yesterday niiirn- 

Inir, wjilch leaves him with M| dele-, 

gutcs and lluiid with I4j delegates, "~ 

Senalur i 'ressi* spent yii*iurilny**iiiorli-' 

iugal Ills bay. villa, slipcrcnlcndliig 

the iiiuslriictiiui iifu slip for his boatrf 

llie prhnarics eniiseil but little ex- 

citement hi this city nil Tuesday last. 

^11 WIIH a fnrt'goue eonelUHion tliut 

having Furniture iif any i Senator Cresse would have no trouble 

kind nl* .Mcrcluiudisc to Im stored M ill' hi winning out. und tlie only eoutestn 

Miveniiniey. by giilng tolliu _ i were fiir tlie nllleenf 1'rccln.lilcr rroin 

* PLnNta.**!*. c»M«MAn u«..HH • the Second Ward, nud tbator AHsessnr 

Shoemaker Storage House imth.-Kirstwiird, • 

In tlie Second Wurd, Hpeilcer C 

K.J. 


Bourse BulMInr, 8th and Asbury 

Btornpe for aDythlng iienwiial or port- 

able Under the best condition* at 

iuodeiaje rntoi. , . . . 

Con tracts mode for moving and storing 

•qBEBT FIBBEB, •ouitr. 

BE A Li KHTATK AtiCNTH. 

in*. coinlnUuilonrf or l4eda. Nouuy PdlWkiUJ.i*r In ('In 

j minimi and Loan AuockUon. IAU lor i»i» — -""•' 

wnl, laml*b«d «>r UbrardUibisl. |I«*M*J, Hottf " ' 

JniVru. Ab*>»ft« or litlM eiirvrtiily ptvpmtÂ. 

Om.»—«HUi >U*Mi and AnUory »v«doe. V. 11 

. LICBNSPD AUCTTlONfiBR 

e"y.,Coi 

'nl-li.tr l-'or If.r 

...Wltlll.ilt B-HHI. tccllr I! 

u^1i iiiiisticnti'itt ' 

.uuistli ntimi tliiri- 

dli:e>tliiii. Hint'coll 

health results; I..-:...- iln» V""^ 

importunee or Ktiiiinl tcth,' 

le 1 t-.-ltl Blioull 

U" t.i side. 

tho points or the giiuu 

Jurcd and. thi' teeih 

top. ilnwiiwnrii ifroin tli. 

ends of the iivihi. tin 1 11> 

tin. luiiinm 

to the i-xitvtiilty .11 tl 

I tlic'te.-tll 

111..Ill .1V11 In 

' 111,.I.Ill 

0«anCiiy i..i(ii;T.in O.H. AJ M., 

»aiiy/vi-iiiiiu Hi K. i.r I',In. 11. ; 


ALLOWAYM. SMITH & CO. 

• •• (Successors to H. A. W. Smith) 

811 ASBURY AVENUE, - OCEAN CITY, N.;J. 

city, ('i.iiiii-11, S'o. Id, II. 01 i., in.'.. 

I 1 , hull 

lotion.l,oilK*i. No.IK', ,\, 'it. |:. ^ ,, l.i.'i is 

an.l fourln Monday (ivniiltiiiw 10 -k, 01 i 

W'llluril W. Ailainu, ri'.orili'f. 1 

l.'olllll'l'l, *.' 

Into ntlvi. oll'au.l inl. ill.' 

In riuiy I'lgiit imiirn' it wll. - ,, 

with a Hue ,.,i..|t ,,f riKi. Tbaip.; 

1'iirr.l wiih a i!iii>.uii...| 

iiiui wipe ivlib n'.riiij ill 

ml. 'Ti tvhroii.11 

wiih oil nuil euii'i. . 

•inovi" Hie grease .wUh.fauy*. 

1 ('ra-Hclie«t Mjroiiit Hvrinoiart. 

Jtev. 6. It. llurrlH, of I'liniiiii (iriive, 

a. nleinber of tlie New Jetney C'onfei- 

eticc, who "tandM IIIKI) In tiie exteein 

of many reuldentnof tlii«;«lty, preached 

In thu M. K. Church in) Hillldiiy." He 

delivered powerful ternionuat both tile 

i-nllii evenini; d'erVlceH, olid 

pleaned Ills lieiirerd.Kreatly. . 

imauy. 

The weather o|i Hiinilay laHt wuu de 

lightful, Tho HUH \va« warm und the 

uree/o \y'iiH froiu tho mnith., ^l'liere 

were quite a number of people ou the 

boardwalk iliirliiK tile (lay, but h , 

for tho inout part, were re«ld«nt« of 

tlie city, : '_..^ 1. 

It'n dlKiiilleil aud KIV^H you n dell- 

eloiiB ueiiBoof-Hecurlty to town your 

home at 

O0KAN CITY. 

JienWeH, your reHponhlblllty im'a real 

e»tate owner inukea you a" dbslrable 

citizen. - Think 'it over, then call oil 

HAltHY kEADLEV, 

Heal rotate bperator, Nluth -and A«- 

bury avenue, next to lire liouno who 

will abow you the very bent way and 

Homo of tho ureutent bargulut). to be 

h 

found here on the 

I'houe conucetloii. 

g 

eaalett terma. 

STRANGE ACTIONS 

ON A FERRYBOAT 

Cape May Coqnty Man*Wbosc 

' Mind is Unbalanced Taken 

Into Custody. 

liecaune of IIIH, peculiar nctiniiH 011 

a Heading liullroad f rrylioal u.l 

ilgliii.'s I'o,nt, Cauidcu, .Sunday, 

Walter C Krricksmi, III! yearn old, 11 

pupcrbaiigcr, of Cape May .Court 

IUHO, this county, wns locked up in 

the Cuiuden eily prison, lie- Wax re- 

turning Inline from I'J.ilailelpliln, 

where lie had been visiting frlemlH. 

When llie boat entered tbe Caiudcn 

slip, Krrlckson WIIH acting peculiarly. 

First, he look a roll of blllM from IIIH 

incket, counted them, rolled them In 

a liuudkerehief, and, walking to the 

rear guard rail, threw It overboard, 

lie followed this by throwing IIIH gpld 

wutch and chain into the dock. When 

he seemed about to follow, u deckhand 

il two mate pasHeiigern grasped him. 

He submitted cihuly, ultliough ii? 

p'ou'erful phynlipie. When placed In 

11 patrol wngini lie tore IIIH shirt on". 

Dr. (Jenrge Miller,(>r IHaiiinnd strucl, 

I'lllludelplila. vislied the C11 indeirCity 

Iliill Sunday night;and wild Frrlik- 

HIIII has been ill rmin nervous proHtni- 

tlotl, due tn overwork. Tho îlnetnr 

said thai HrrlckMiii had Ilirown Ills 

grip. Into .11 luaiiliole on Dlaiiionil 

Irect, iilHive Tivciitlclh, riilladclphla. 

When, searclieil at tlie Uity llull-u, 

red letter edition oftlic No* Testanieirt 

was found In Ills pucket. A'Tour-leaf 

clover marked tlie page oh" which 

appeared, hi nil Ink, ."Tlio wagenof 

11 Itdc-atii,'! . • 

Ills father, Virgil X". Krrickson,nf 

I lias Creek, WIIH notlllcd and went' 

after the iiurnrlliulilu young mini.- It 

IH hoped he wjll Hnoii' recover. , v 

SHOT IN THROAT 

IlL-rry-Plrher Vndtfrwent He««rt> 

Hurtclcnl Operation. 

Kean-ely able to breatlie. un tlie rc-" 

Hult of a bullet woillid In IIIH neck, a 

iierryplcker was sent from Tuckalioe 

to the Jellersnii Hospital, In I'hlladel- 

I'lila, oh .Sunday plglit. At the lios- 

plttil he tiiidorweut amarvel.iiiHu|iera- 

tiou. A lingo flit WIIH uiudo In the 

throat, a uiiver tulle wan in- 

Mcrled ill thu windpipe just below the 

uryuxTaiid"wlillohebretttheirÎiriTul;ir 

thin cniilrlviince tlie Hiirgemis pnlehed 

irp the liijnreil organ of spifch and 

I tiie lilillcl, wliieh had iodgeii 

the. Jugular vein. Thu opera- 

tion WIIH performed by Dr. J. Chalmers 

la t.'ostn and Dr. OeorgeJ. SchWariz. 

JilHt liow tlie mill) WIIH' nhtit IH tin- 

kunWn, hut It WUH reported that he 

,'iliTTi|t!it-WJrliiCtii|ieilL j ii to uiiclior for. tlility-Hlx 

hourn. i _, . 

' vv'ii> IIC'H iinitpy. . 

Ri.bt. l'"l-liL'r, mr'itier Mayor ut tlllx 

city and now hi the real i'»tate busi- 

nM, IIH Weil IIH hiivliii; Hiipcrvlriiou of 

the Ilitel-Htate Telepliono t;oiiiiuiiiy'« 

ollice hore', IH one of thu bapplerft men 

In town. IIU'H been for "Hob" Hand 

all along—avowedly HO—aiid'haHHtoiMi 

by liinKtmn throughout Iho late "on- 

" 

Kept »ii (!•«; Mow. 

{. 11, (toll", civil engineer, of thiu 

city, IH hclng kept oil ihe move these 

days. He ban u lot of work at Avaliin 

anil .Sen -Isle City niid pnlniH "oil- 

nre, 1 ^ He IH iielng aHHlHted, by .W. It. 

COIIIKWIII, Jr. Lyndon Aiig I>IMO haa 

been, walking for Mr. (loir for a week 

orniore, '':.'* 

The 

cars, which' took 

. VHTH Hlill HUMtilnic. 

'Uaiiroad. htealii 

tlie plucc ol tlie 

'dummy" line, are mill running be 

twecli this city and Avulon. .'Thene 

earn ure being run much later than 

WUH the caso wheu tile other earn we're 

In xervlce between ttieoo two 

•WM TukclluHlnemi comw. 

J..Kdward VOUH, HOII of Mr. and 

Mru. John VrjHH, of thlH city, left on 

Friday night luot for Philadelphia, 

where he will piirHiie u counw or 

litudjcs lu tbe fierce JtuulneBa College. 

The young man graduated from the 

OceajUUty Hl(?u School lust May. 

Oceajit'll 

Fuit BAIIK,—Coluuiblu Bicycle, lu 

nrMtclans condition; also a Mnenk box, 

cheap. AddrewiX HLNTINKII, l»-2t 

REOPEN NEXT MONDAY 

LEANING HADE 

VICE CHANCELLOR 

Cape May Connty. Boy Wins 

. Well Deserved HlRh 

'• Honors. . -. , 

• Kdmniid It. l.caniing, of Cuiuden, 

liaH been '.npiHdiilod -Vice Chnncellor 

by Chancellor Mugiu to nerve In tho 

southern district of tlie State hi tlie j 

place or Vice Chancellor (irey, (Ic-' 

ceased. He look tlie oath of olllce at 

onco. > 

Tlio new Vice Chancellor wan born at 

South Heavllle, Cape May County, on 

•May 27, 1K57. ".He. In u .HCIUII of. tlie. 

beaming family, who were am ngthc 

original Hettlorn of. Capo May 

Quarters for the Children Se- 

cured in Different Parts V 

•'•••.. 6f tMe City. . 

Itcciuitie of uni\vold'ablo delay In. tbe 

work of completing the new building, 

hulls and rooms in different BCCtloos 

of the city have, been secured by tbo 

m 

'••••'i'm 

• • ••-" ? >; ! ^ 

°l' cu '"• u o'clock on Jrouday mornliiK 

next. ' ••*» ' " 

.n..ln ,..,,,,. ' , .„ . •', 

ituvens tell* IIH : 

.•High .School-City I'avlllon. Prln- 

eipnl Oeorgu-.M'. Kills and Minx Mattle • 

Iloylo. 

Heyunth nud Klglith tirades, MUa 

ll.ngby, HIMII 'grade, M|KH I


IIURTVP AND PVBLIMIID EVKUT TnUMtfAT • 

R. CURTIS ROBINSON 

. . editor and Proprteipt , 

ci&tW CITY, -« - .NEW JEB8EY 

I.ner-Sutc 'Phono No 131 

...Ivorilwmontu In local column* 6 cenU 

p r I mo. mob Insertion. Monthly undyoitrly. 

luleHflmlttnvdon'M-ppllciitlon, v '' ;- 

i Job work promptly done by experienced 

mind*. 

THU R8DAYvpEPTl':MJ*Elt 27,- WOO. 

" . Kntcrod »r tlu- INni Oflloe nt Oceiin Olty 

N, J«. (ui wwond cluiw* mull mutter, • . 

»KI*TKMUKR TIDKH. 

0 Thursday... 

7 Friday... .. 

t> tiuturdny ... 

VSunduy 

1(1 Mouduy..... 

11 Tuesday .... 

12 v\eilnu«iny. 

lil.Tliursduy .. 

'U Friday 

IS' Saturday 

. IU Sunday 

17 Monday;...' 

llTTucsduy 

II) Wednesday. 

20 Thursday ... 

21 Friday : 

22 Saturday.,... 

it Bunday . ... 

24 Mouday 

25 Tuesday 

26 Wednesday. 

27. Thursday... 

28 Friday 

20 Saturday 

110 Sunday 

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. 11-17 11.21) 

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6.8.1 H.I 

.40 6.00 U.41 

l ! 7.57 

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7.60! H.">7 

867 l».o« 

4.27 10.0S 10.62 

5.20' 11.02 11.40 

uesiu.ss. 

B.Alt 1 .27 

7.40 1.10 

B25 1 1.6SI 

o.io 

0.67 

227 

8.20 

4.05 

1I.1UU.42 1 4M 

.H| 6 60 

1.071 6.53 

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4.4010.28 11.03 

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7.45 

8.50 

IO.lKt 

l««s publican. County Convention 

' In Hcconlanra with tow rule* govern tnjf Die 

UtipuhlicHn Hittiy In OinwJIwy County .Una In 

—rtMilofiiilty-wUu-lbtHww^-of-thlit-KUit^rWio- 

cernlncMUrh mutter*, tue underfillo««l hereby 

Iflv** notice to tbe Republican voter* of the 

tuive/al • niunlcl|>ulltlcM, wurdN and election' 

dUtrlrttt of Capo May County, to iitt«Ud at tbe 

*?KMlly det>lKnuled poUlog place* In tbetr re- 

Hpeviivv dlMtrlciM, b«twe«u tbu boum of one 

o'clock Iti tbe afternoon und nine o'clock In 

the evening, on 

TL/)0IDAY, MK1-TKMIIKU 2Mb, 1WM, 

to elect dolcicaluw to re prudent tu«m in )be He- 

• publican County Convention whlcb will be 

held al Octtun Oily on * * 

HATUKUAY. HKrrKMIIKll.SU, HOI, 

nt • 

always the "basin of prosperity, the 

thb medium through winch public 

attention Is most readily attracted 

Signs and circulars, It'inlulit .be 

added, are .'but c'xtravagujit •honstri>»l- 

tlea.' They blleiid.r'uther'tiiau Intereitt 

imHHlblo purchuscrs, ' When a man 

buys iaTiewHp'aper It is with tbe knowl- 

edge 'that It contait^ nilvertlslnV. an, William .Hunter, M 

Luber. K. Kadanskey, H. C, llaniey, 

Fred It: Dych, I'hllidelplihi; Win- 

\Vardell, Oiean Clty;>'. H. Wllcox, 

Jir»H'Ij H.Shiiw, Hrldgetiiii;Clarence 

Frecinnii, Camden; Win. 1*. Sharpless, 

West Chester; Jol»V ,l|-,Mvezcy, 

Doyieslown.' IJII'KUIAI.. 

. Itobert Cnnmii/II.J, Itiirzner, Wll- 

liatn H. l.udwlg, Iioberl II. (llass, 

Mrs. A Olass and Helen Cllass, Milton 

iiray, K»telie Unruly, I in raid (iood- 

wln, Jr., Harold (JIMIIIWIII, H. !t Philudclpliiii; Mrs.' U.C 

Hunt. It~W Hunt, MlwtJ. K, Apple- 

gale, Mlxs Kleiiiuir Hunt, llrliluetnii: 

Willlaui,Jeirursou, (oatesville: Koulê 

Anstailt, York; Mr, and-Mr.' K.,(>. 

Locke, Camden. ' '" 

* 

J. (iruger. Mrs. J, p. Crugcr, finis 

I. Kinsley uml wire, Mrs T. !•'. Arm- 

stnilig, Chas. P.-Wllllts, Mtj. K. II. 

lliiuluy, n MJMs llubloy',4''. C. lliiiilcy, 

Jo»; A. -Weber," i-Mtiard'. rniiinlierty, 

Philip J.- Ilougheny, Ii. Itodiigo. S. 

W. l!nrme»ier, A. F, llurinester, H. 

W. (.ioldcamp, w. u (Powder and 

• reth "MSrsli, X. k. (ier- 

STATB STATISTICS 

Report of cbmnilllee o 

' . * and correction. * n 

The following, llgures lorNt'u'Jtr-' 

t-ey ror liXMl have been published by 

the Committee ou Htutlwtlcs of .'the 

Xatioual Conference of Charities,and 

Corrections : .. ' 

Adult Delinquents—Iu Ktate prisons, 

1,243; In county prisons, 718; lu reform- 

atories, 27H; In jallu and workhouses 

serving sentences, 229; total, 2 UOU. 

Juvenile Insubordinate^—In public 

Institullons, (U3;iu private institutions, 

47S; total, I,ll«. . ,. . . 

Adult Destitutes—In public Institu- 

tions, oSii; iu private homes for aged, 

0H8; lu private hospitals, 1,60.1; In pub- 

lic hospitals, 524; total, 3,020. 

Juvenile Destitutes—In public In- 

stitutions, :t4; |u private institutions, 

l.iuti; lu almbouses, none; placed out 

during year, sa; total, 1,080. ' 

Defectives—InHaiielnHtateViospllals, 

2,837; insane lu county hospitals, 2,221); 

insuue ill almshouses, I'M; l l 

In Blate Institutions, 10: e|illbpt!eH iu 

lmshouses, uoue; reeble-mit^ded anji 

idiots lu State Institutions, 4:il;'reeblc- 

miuded aud Idiots In aliushouscs, 17; 

deaf mutes In aluiHhounes, il; •otul, 

O' ' ' 

ATTBNDBD PILGRIMAGE 

XnipreiMlive Cet*eiuoîlc« wttnvii*- 

cd by HyallcllbTlnera. . 

William K. Williamson aud Itobert 

Fisher, of this city, attended llie pil- 

grimage or Crescent Temple. A. A. O. 

N. M.'B,, ofT(enton,'lu Atlantic City, 

last w e e k . . ' . . '• , • ' . • ' " 

There were present nobles from New 

York, Newark, Philadelphia, Head- 

ing, Washington aud Hurrluburg to 

number of 600. - ' . 

There were forty-two- candidate* 

Initiated, the work being done on the 

stage of the Steel Pier. ' ; 

A banquet was served lit the Itudolph 

lu the eveuluB, at which inoretliun 

600 nobles were Id attendance. ' 

Miss 

wife, John Cn 

hard, Miss II, lierhurd 

l.erhard, - -Heu_ |». IjUtt, • James 

Franklin, Mrs 11 I-; Iteiijuiiiln, Miss 

It'. Fibber, Carrie tlooilfellovv, M. 

Hou'lund, M. Templeton, . \V. S. 

Lelbsly, W. II. Collins, C. K Stiteler, 

Philadelphia; . Janies ; - 

JACOB SCHOFF 

THE PIONEER BAKERV. 

No. 700 iUI»ir» ««»«•• «"*" J?^ Jî 

3 

BREAD, FANCY. «PJ1.—.—•• _ 

GEORGE S. BltKEl, Proprietor 

«TSIS ASBURV AVBNUB. 

. ocean City. N.J. • 

OM. C. Clelland 

REAL ESTATE BROKER::: 

Loin. K«o"»"«u thfcê |>artM. -The necrel nf 

•••lie wear and «ua|>e-lio|iiliig lien l>e- 

neath the Mir face. Tliut's why you 

can't imy by lookn a'.one. Mendel's 

Clothes, whllxt BH Hiylbib and i-orreet 

In cut a» uily garmentx mailu, ure bel- 

ter built In Hie waar-telllni; |«irtH ili,ln 

mo»t clotheii—tllat'ij why we RUarulitee 

them with our name 

Clothing for Boys 

. Widow Joneii SulW for lloy>i. Nor- 

folk, Kuwtcr Brown, l>ouhle-l!rea«ied 

und IllouBtw 

George W. Ernst 

GENERAL HAULING 

k'liolesale Itutter, Kuit», liiinl, C|iee>e 

and Poultry. 

Hiu-ldenee, lliu Asliury aveiiue, 

Office, 7,h Stroet.bat Asbury and WeslAienue 

Hats for Men and Boys 

i The Ijatest and Nobbiest" Styles In 

I Itlack, Drown, Neiter, Mouse Ilerbys 

..; and Kofi In every graile at tlie lowest 

priced.. 

Men's Pantaloons 

j 1 he Swellest, Bee OurwltidoU' dl 

(ients biii^. (joodH. 

Mendel's One-Price Store 

l'lii Atlantic Avenue, 

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J, 

ARE STILL GIVING 

AWAY LOTS AT , 

PEERMONT--AVALON 

r.jxr 

KiniilleanS'i&^Kîcîig:^ 

M lots nt.Avaloil uri> Sllxl lo'feel. or in" e il,,m do"ufe « k "i ()W "i M "« 

auxin) feet You may not know j| m i we lire rtlll KMIIJT fcwLv £.1 * h % " f *. ll)l 

mid iitphest lotii to ji»rtlfn whi>VI!l(«itld aiV.mll .»i*i?.! y " e f «UUCt'«l. 

than *15W), Yon-may not know t|,utS areotb iWlo s »i'°i W ' i< ' il '« llee.| olfered i.V lie ««.K ta you Ml îmt" Wer P"*»""» 

itementof fuctKiiiilL-^you v-Mt Wiilnii, *»u,»m nut aji|irrt-lale our 

U EXSIVE m BW 

u 

1 

! ; , ^ ^ ^ ^ 

' - 1 " lv * beel>bul ltuerethlHi.hrliiK 

l i l b ' ' ' 

Illl illlinn me UUIJUIII); • . . . •• «»IC LUIS »pri||lp 

Hemember (hut Avuloli Is a iniinli.-li>iil liorouyii ilini IK'. 

debt, IW water works being worth us 'mUfh a" \L b! il 1 "?^""' °"t df 

lower at Ayalon than al any uij^r geaslde resort In CawW*v H ' ' r ** e * "^ 

.Do yoii want to build a eottmre for next *eawm-> if to J ° < """ y ' 

or thuit-UHilH ror » lot when you c,.n have an eleiaiil i*» ;.».*"-IT.^y » ( 

for the bultdliiic of a houwi! TIU« is the mostll&? 

made at any New Jersey Ht-un,ore rewirt, WB niTw 

our (.ropo-liloi. I),, HO at once. There will a t S 

wfcwhxj&^3SSQSf^g 

Made coiicice bean. 

Dr. Herbert Ii. Northrop, formerly 

professor of atlatomy at the Hahue- - 

manu College, ban been elected deau of , 

that Inetltutlon. D'r. Northrop Is Well- V 

h h b | 

known In this city, where he had been | 

a summer cottager, ror a number of i 

yearn. He Is a vocalist of marked 

ability. . ' • 

P.P. 

iPeermont Station* : .* «" 

1 • tfet«sey. 

N. C. GODFREY'S 

Business House. BB7 Asbury Avenue, Spring of 

'-". ' ''AND PROSPBCta ARE OQOB 

; Full Line of House Furhiihi 

iCity Sentinel 

iY, BKITKMBKK !!7,1000. 

»>' ' ~ - ' - ' - 

r 

" " 

r 

* • - : " " - > . - . . ; - - - - • — • 

Vfhkll be glnd to receive Iteins ot 

Hd*"coiiiiuuiiieatlonn of IntercHt 

Ci mid' our reuderH 

UPHOL8TKIUM' I 

Pnnnle kno'w It »ure 

I lmxB 

the work IH TUHII n 

oneof should be ai-- 

wllb the full name and 

'.Of. thu writer, not necessarily 

but as a Kuaranrco of 

MODERATE WINTER 

IS PREDICTED 

Chief Scull Says There Will 

.be More Rain'Than 

' ,R. Curtis. Robinson 

* * ' • • • 

Conveyancing and 

Insurance 

^V doeH It Hull you? •' 

Qe^ready for KCIHIOI,' boyn ami KfrlH. 

AWOm'au addH !lier aire by Miibtrae- 

Hot UiqperH edul nil' love belter limn 

hltojrou'wait. • 

'~ ' we are enjoying now 

bracliiK. 

Notary Public and CommlKsloncr ol Deeds 

Nos, 744-48 - ASttl'RV . AVICMK, 

Hhop, qoH AHl>ur>. Holli iriitm' M 

• r 

. y to fiiii' th*ro u'urt any , Hint 

SupplM l»i«UM be spared (tit po.ipie ki'lm liitVeu't 

^W " ' ' 

GEOBGE H. BOURGEOIS & SON ' 

Carpenters and Builders 

huK a K 

well 

by coo 

QHARLES L. HOFMAN'H 

REGISTERED ARCHITECT 

N;,««ci,ic,T,'0K..NisU,,.,N i TCrDtHe 

• • H, PlarteierB and decorators make 11 lot 

SHOEMAKER LUMlBlrnionVby hax-iuK the heudof tho 

_ûnU3rr4iy to ll\ Hie iiiuiubiiit; and 

nB Iood tKuhnnui-. 

"I IlKiirC, she 

H you do, but 

elf with- her to 

not HO rapidly 

, but it travels. 

'An you arc alw 

^ll »u 

,u arc lilwaynBonuP- AnwrqiDg 

^j-lll [.miildBlotheWOpejr^rJt „ 

0, J. 

Mo vhl A onii 

MttlDlC alld 

CEMETEBV 

Burial VBUII 

All UiVi 

Acconjiog to the way mother* reel, 

f the boyuwho go back to 

In tin-full aremurtiiigxtrulglit 

* 110 White llouw. 

have frlemlH who are lint now 

hti*n SKI. regujurly, Koud 

Uelrftddre-eK and n will be' glud 

osep'dUiem a uumple copy, 

: a uood tlilnir uud 

jVorks ^ 

""^DARBY'S 

Ocean Cit U 

656 A 

Plrst-Cluss WurL lo & 

tin* 

« Run Acro 

hy îtiiy IKI. 

il uiinoli!i(;eniei)t Jmn 'been 

Bttrn & Bllverinuu, uoutruu- 

nnhylVHiilu Itallniull'B 

lley Hue to (kenii City by 

_, .^'Oreat Kggllurbor tillt't will 

L«\,i1,ifyn.'W«-d^Dd2i» 1 '*ieinaiwnrated next May; ' .' 

"" l "" 1 * ' Caw will run froru Virginia nyeiuie 

d^th," btut'h lu Atluntlo City to 

'j'olnt und ttienec on u trentle 

l long uordHH the Inlet. The 

e^femltd to Wiidwood and 

gft Cupe Muy, Rntraiiceinto 

Ooea,a^qity will bu inuile at Kiglltli 

752 

Fine Paper 

o A Select 

WALL Pi 

INTERIOR 

. HcdqiiBteW**^ 

UP-TO-DATE f" 

Allitlc Wo. 

Broke Arm A|[ulu. 

Bmltli, Hotr. of P. J.' 

ipjicars to be lljHiHiialJy.tllifor- 

Beteiitly, ho broke one of IIIH 

bile pluylng with his brother, 

few days Jtlnce, he fell and 

I arm alraili In the Hanie ptaCii. 

EN r .-Two hoijHcs; oncuiifur- 

tllb year;, one Hinall out-, 

>« 

JJTINEL, IH oti sale at Win. F. 

t*n atore, 750 Anbury avenue 

t y;, 

until June t next. 

uvciiuo. 

' The i-uifcroHsed the line a few n>yn 

Blnce, nud,Chief of police Scull, who 

IH a weather prophet of, eonaidoruhle 

Htntidlng In thin commuulty, kept IIIH 

eye on the exlMtlng weather condition* 

on Friday, Halurduy ami Htinduy. I lit 

did HO In order 10 'get a Hue" on tlie 

weuther probabllltlox (at yin next 

montliK. . . ' 

It IHj|ii old. Haying among ,tho Heft- 

furl ng men that, IIM the weather |H at 

the'time of the Him eroding the lino, 

NO NIIUII It bo during the Kueeecdinir 

HIX months. • . ' • 

' AH the renull of Chief UeUll'Hobxcrva- 

tloiiH,'lid tellN the HKSTiNKi. Hint a 

mniK'rate winter \vlll ho experlenceil, 

although the weather -will he' ruther 

rhnngealile. There will bu more ruin 

than Niiow. (iencrully, it will be pretty 

dump, wllh variable WIIIIIH; - 

Kuriy In the spring, grvut during almost 

nil of the KeiiMin a» to make it lin- 

eonirorliible for inoxt of inuilkind in 

thlxxeelion. 

IN THE CHURCHES 

EXCITJNQ BATTLE WITH 

- A DEADLY TARANTULA 

VISITORS TO THE 

YACHT CLUB 

He ttlTc 

IKMIH Myxl (tuuduy. 

KIKMTM.'K. 

llev. X. J. Wrl'ghtr I k re»MlnK Kldcr 

of the 'dlHtrlct, will preuuh ut the 

inorning and evening xcrviecri In t'he 

I'lrt-t M. I'"-, ('hurclioii Hiinduy next. 

Thero will be Quarterly Conrerenre on 

Smurilay evening. 

"' . MUST'imKHIIVTKIIlAx. 

Itcv. John I), t'duntvrinliie, *l>. P., 

of Philadelphia, will occupy the pul- 

' 

next Saliliath mornliiK anile 

His iiiornti^ subject will be "The 

TransliKuratlouôf - In tlie 

eveninp; he will—»|>osk . 

CrcsHWell uud.MIsx.M.ary Vounu/, In 

this city, u rew days rteeutly. • ' 

. INce Hhrliiley, nHHlstaiit cashier of the 

Franklin National Itaiik, who lias 

been H)wiu|hiK Home time In tills city, 

IH much' pleased wltli thin resort. . - - 

Mr. and Mrs/ Itobert Barber, «f 

ui!letbii,.i > u.l left here on Mondny 

for Millvllle, where they will remain 

a Tow doyB, While here they Were 

TWO BOATS; TWO CARS 

lurc-HluiiVlial Ihe •••.emuncliol>" 

'Che Pennsylvania Kiiilroiiil Com- 

juiiiy Is riiiinlni! but two IHIUIS between- 

this city and l,»HKport. Tlicrc were 

thVcc in Hervh.*c up loKiiuiluy lust. In 

11 few days,.wlicii_a change In.Mie rail 

romt schedule is made, aei'ordlni; to 

fil-tnni. these boats wlll~>loulaless lie 

taken oil'. " - . . 

The electric railway company Is now 

runnltiK but- two cars. Most of the 

trip* are made between the steamboat 

Itiiiiiltitt.and Twentieth street.' - 

-I'III'M'.hlîiH portend the near ap- 

proach or the days when the frost will' 

be on the "piiuklii." 

XtU!«.-|ierM' AllllUHl >X4r«;tlll|C. 

. Jllie minimi nn'< t'ntr of the inenilier- 

of the Teachers' lic-tfreiiieni.lMinil will 

be held In the A^-einlily ('hailiber of 

the Stute House, Trenton, at 1:!o'clock 

noon, tin Saturday, bepteiuber-^lth, 

for the purpose of iiomhiatlnK live 

members of the .fund, whose names 

wijl be presented to the, tioveruor for 

I- a|i|Hilnlineiu—to—tlio Hoard-of 

Trustees of theTeiicherVIictlremeut 

l-'iiml-or tht 1 State of-New Jersey, in 

ai'corilaiii-e with the provisioiis or Ar- 

ticle .V\'V, Section i'l:i, of the School 

liiiw, no amended In IO:Hi.. ' . • 

Noniliitillonti arc decldeil hy 11 major- 

ity Will' i>r the meinln'r" of the I11111I 

•>clil -ut this inei'tiin;. ,lt Is hoped 

"SBNSE, " 

Inlurinulloii of liitrreMt Clicern- 

l»K*.tlUMI|UltOVH. 

The season or the year when the 

inosi|ullo will not trouble the people 

it the seashore is 111 hii'nd. 

-Many |n'nple do not Miller much 

rrom the lno.-i(iiltn bites: Wlielller 

this Inline to tin-condition ortlH?sklit, 

or to the Insect havliiK a.dlsllke to the 

iôlors worn iiy the IndlVlilniil^js* a 

i|iipslion.' There are many who ad- 

vance the latter reason. Ill u recent 

consular report the alleged preference 

orthe mosiiiilto -for i'ertB4n_ colurs utid 

Was. Kiveu wlilivclrollatiiill. 

This report readas follows : t . 

It Instated that the nioM|uItoes are 

t-troii^ly Inlliieiieetl ill choonhiK llicil 

victims Iiy the. color of their c'lothcs. 

Iu ,|s|l Spence foiiild tllal'û looê 

fnlirii- or white tlireads' kept IIIOH- 

|iilloes iiwny iiiiich more uU'ectlvely 

[ban one of lilai-k threads. July ob- 

-ervcil iii( Madagascar tlnit moKquItnes 

lirefer to alight on lilark Mill ruther 

than oil white sandy soil,' and rather 

on black shoes and clothes than oil 

white' The native* of Madagascar 

even suspend pieces or black fabric 

'rom the celliUKs of their huts In order 

n attract the miM|Ultocs to it, July 

ult-o roliiid^tltai light ilogn ure tor- 

nienleil less by mosi|uliiies tliun black 

ones, negroes niorejlnin Kuro|ieails. 

Similar • observations were made In 

Tiie Knglishiiicn, Nuttal anil 

Shipley, found thiit-Auopheleti macill- 

iciinis prererrcd colors In this order: 

IWtrk blue, ilark reil, brown reil, lilaek, 

Kray. ullve Kray, violet green, light 

that then- will be ii good nttciiduiice. 

J. S, llrlggs, or I'hlladclplila, n 

summer resident'of this city, whose 

cottage is ut Thirteenth street mid 

West uvciHle, W.I10 Is a xpcHalJiispcc- 

tnr Mini ilcuioiiHlrutor rnr the Depart- 

niciil or Agrli'iiltiire, ut Hnrrlsblirg, Is 

ut I'littsinuii, I'n., this week, giving a 

irnclli-al ricmoiistratloii of liow til get 

rid of the".Sail-Jose scale, which IH 

littncking mid destroying the-fruit 

Irel-s Ui that locality. Ills purpose, as 

stated, |x lu tench- farmers uud fruit- 

grower- the habits of,and how to treat 

the Sim .lii-c sen! «aild other orchard 

pests, , • _ . 

ltiMlruc-lor In £ol)rige. 

Ur. Arthur Ad'iilliM,' or thin city, sou 

of Mrs. .J,. K, Adiiins, icrt here 0.11 

Monday for llarlfilnl, Conn., where 

he will be ussista'ia professor of 

glish in Trinity College. He has 

the good wishes of muny friends^ 

the guests of Mrs, Ittirber's brother, 

Win. K.'MiiHHcy, nf-tlie llrmof Massey 

\" .1'Mwnnls. 

Or. and Mrs. Charles K: Kdwurds 

mid Mr.ujid Mrs. It.'W. Kdvvards, of 

thin city, have been visiting frlemlH In 

Port Kltoibt-th during the lust few 

days, - '•' " . 

Miss Alice M. Wjtitmm, chief operu- 

r oftlict "liitcr-Stale Ttiephoiic Co., 

of this city, Is spending u season very 

pleasantly with frlemlH ut 'Millvllle 

and Itrldgeton. ' .' 

The Misses McUiiighlljj, daughters 

of a pruiiiiiieut Philadelphia lawyer', 

who tire- spundiflg tills inontli in u 

Central avenue cuttugu) arc among the 

popular visitors here, - 

' Itcv. I), it. Harris, of I'ituian tirove, 

uiio.delivered tuc, eloi|ueiit sermons, 

in.the First Methodist Church,'Sun- 

day, WUH entertained by Mr. tilid Mrs. 

Itobort It. Naylor, at tlie Klbcroll. 

,Mrs. I'^T. Fries, or Holly Iteach, 

has b'ccii speiullng several duyH in this, 

city, where rornierly.Mhe resided- ror' a 

number of years. She lias disposed, of 

her household g'Odn at public Hulo, 

T. It. liiike and family, of Nortli 

CnimerJllll, ure iicuupVlng'.their cot- 

luge iu tills city tot u season of recrea- 

tion mid pleasure. Mr, LuWo wus one 

of Ocean (Jlty.'H Hrst property ownera, 

Alonzo Cotton and family have 

moved to West Plilludelphla. . Mr. 

Cotton's HOM, llurold, u recent grudu- 

uleof tlicViccuii *'lty High School, will 

uttcud the University of I'einiHyivu- 

A. It. Itaiick wishes to unuouueo 

that HIIO wlll ' have her Fail.Opeu- 

liiK' of Millinery the tlrst .week of 

October, • 

Pianos1~uned,$2; 

Ten years' experi- 

ence. . •.-••.' 

HarrvH.Lake. 

Defendants Dispute Conten- 

' tion That the Ocean 

Crest is Insolvent. 

. Vice Chancellor I.eatnluK, recently 

appointed lo succeed the late Attorney 

(Jcnerul Grey, sat In tJhaiicery Cham' 

hers In Camden Mondtly niorniiiK. 

He wns greeted hya larno number of 

tlie ineinbersof the bar. . ' 

Tho now Vice Chancellor made the 

iiniiouuceiueiit totlie members of the 

bar thut |ie Would not plaee auy CUUSCK 

011 the lint to.be tried .'within the next 

two or three weeks, as he ilcslrcilto 

clean up IIIH law practice: He wl'll, 

however, dispose of common motions 

on Mondays. . 

, After disposing of several'iwlltlpited 

motions, the Vice Chancellor heard 

argument 011 ornle tn show cause why 

a receiver Hhniild not be appointed for 

the Occ-iinM'rcst Hotel Compiiuy, tit 

Wiidwood Crest, this county, ou tlie' 

ground or Insolvency, .-'f he applica- 

tion WIIH nm'ilu hy Attorney I.OUIH.A: 

Star ror Mrs. |-}, Stoktey, of Clientcr, 

Pa , a.stock holder. Others entered at 

CDiiipraiiiauts were X. Suellt-nlierK Co., 

Sti'phcn Tliiirbcr and Itichard I lev Inc. 

The appllcntloii was opposed by At- 

torney Horace F. Nixon, who alleKcs 

that the concern Is not Insolvent, lie 

stilting that the assets arc ^17,'Mm, and 

liabilities $111,310. • . * 

The View Chancellor reserved de- 

cision ror two weeks, in' order to give 

the defendant corimrutlon 1111 op|>or- 

utility to pay Its debts. 

MILLVILLE WON 

EXCITING (TAME 

Will Play JCocai' Team for 

the Championship, of -... 

• Soathi Jersey. ' 

Tho MillVlllo banket, ball teum de- 

feated tho local team lii-un exciting 

game In the Hippodrome,011 Saturday 

evening last, by .the score or 27 to UI. 

Some gooif, plays wtfrc made on both 

sides,'which were heartily—cheered by 

the crowd. 

It WUH a clean gama for the most 

part, but 011 a few dill'ereiit OCCIIHIOIIH 

Wallace, of the visiting' team, "was 

disposed to Le a bit dirty In his' work., 

which lei to a little excitement. 

The llnc-up of tho tennis was as fol- 

lows : ' • . 

OC'KAX C1TV' 

Forwnnl 

• Centre 

Uuiiid 

Nollce -to ' Contrnciorn 

HOHIMI ProiMj'iiU,' enilnniiiri »«IHiK .... 

llorouiili Hull,' wlll lm n-rvlMri hy Hit-Coun- 

cil or tbu uoruuuli nf Mvu INI,,, lor lhu vroclion 

of u Horouuli 11^1', Hc'itlrdtnir 10 plnnN HD

THE 

-LILACS 

Wants. 

I .a, hy \v. ft UdlnO 

admiringly on toe tine, wtmo parting 

that'.«cr>ara|ed' tho braids of purest 

flax.. • ' •.'•• ' * • . 

."Ami bow d"jro Ilko them, Mr. Sel- 

dcnr* naked Mm. Jono* a bit later, re- 

rcrctng to tlu> biscuit :, .. 

"I love thorn.", n iw wened ho, .referring. 

tbo'Elri' dlmpl ( 

p 

• ; Of coaiw that wn« only'the bosln- 

nlnn. After tbat Seklcn. Uownrd man- 

agod.almost dally to meet Kiitherlne. 

or at least to catch a sllmnto of bcr. 

Her loroly. tlrod eyes and Uttle. quiet 

wajn* appealed to him In all Inflnltely 

more tender and real fashion'than hud 

those of many a pampered 'beauty 

whom he'd met In the courso of hU va- 

ried travels. - • • , • • 

One moraine Kathcrlne was reading 

;eudlujs the 

wlater licre in lila little cottaee among 

tho Berkshire bills. -By tho way. I 

•aw a strain.-'} man at tho postofflce 

this moruluj; aud I overheard some one 

say bo was 'Mr. Howard. Very eood 

' lookluc man ho was and seemed to 

bnqw a thins or two." 

"TbatV him.',' couUruied Urn. Jones. 

"But wbysbouldn't be know a thins or 

' two? He don't do dqthln" but travel 

and trainu.* round tble>' - 

Nalban Ul.lty 

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' SECONit WARD. , 

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u ISO leei of Ocvan Front, tN.uliin>nft ut 

Ibe SVV .oroer «it Nltuli Mir t-i itnil 

IKYBTI nv» n«>e *a* 

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BO reel 

70 ml on NW»ld*Ha> avenue, ketln- 

Dln' l ' t «utli|uliy. Ir wai 

why don't you come to bedr ns'-ed \ "'aDUt-.wiur^ tirst by the 

bis wife. 'Let me 'lone. Ttlnb: de mo' ' 

I tries to 'splaln to de Lord bow I come 

to steal dot pig de, wusser I gits' mix- 

ed.' "— Buffalo Commercial. ." 

! L««ra>«d Better. 

"My daughter bas learned one thin; 

at boarding school." exclaimed tbe 

man. "and that is how to write a legi- 

ble hand.", * " 

"How did It happen?" asked a'frlcuil. 

"She' kept writing home for money." 

said No. 1, "and I sent back word I 

couldn't read a' word of her lottcrs. It 

soon cured her of tbat Chinese cbirog-' 

rsphy."— Detroit Free Press! 

anil afterward l.y. tlie 

autl uni-.i-nt 

Itomans 

tu-ntiou' 

A J m o a t • > l i u B l t . 

Tbat suit you haVe on." said the 

chap who always talks whether be b 

anything' to say or not, Is a dead ring 

er for one my > Brother has." 

?Huh!~' growled the fussy man: 

"What do yoa.take me for—a clothes 

ringer?*:—Chicago Xews. 

M o t l a S t o c k . 

Customer (iffltatedly to Eossiplng 

abopclrls>—I wish you would show me 

common civility. 8bopglrl (absently}—' 

Sorry, madam; We ain't got It—Boston 

Transcript. . 

"THI yoa regard that man's argu- 

ments as sound?" ' ' 

. "Yes."..answered the senator, "That 

and nothing 'else,'*—Washington Star. 

Suuilt-v... ftiaju.uJ U E.i.;ll«!i la-irsii- 

, are, suiUctemiy Luov.lu^ iit'.tllstiu. 

gulsh betuo,.:i m.-loua sub*br !li«u ii Hive 

«ro|i of tcuilfr li«C unu. lu u CJUJIIV 

of blurs Uu'y win have euni'c-ilt'j It 

from Hl-ht. Try thoui u-ltb a p:«.i? of 

chJlk or a tiny i-v.i'ilo. anil tbty re- 

ninlil utollc'jy luii.lii'alilc. Wet the 

chulti anil oiler It. u|;:i!u. und tile plant 

apparently mistakes It for meat.- tbe 

bristles gradually Vloslng round It: 

u. UUco\'er|uz the' doception. they 

GiiaKy relax uud return tbe chalk 

without thJinku. Tbeie vegetable glntv 

tons will a'wsrti morsel* of poached 

and mutton chops.'but cbeeju 

tunu the IOJVCK rjatte black and Onal- 

"» kills tUT 

D e f l o e d . 

Teacher—WUD kusns. what triplets 

aroT Teacher's Pet—I know. Two 

twins and .one left over.—Woman's 

Home' Companion. 

Idleness walks so elowry that pover- 

ty has no trouble tn catehlns op writ 

It 

The man who forgets to be thankfrj 

hu fallen ssleep hi life.—Stevenson. 

Two Irishmen were digging a sevker. 

One of them .was a big. strong man 

abouf sfx,. feet four Inches In height 

and the other one was a little,'puny 

man about four feet sir Indies. The 

foreman came along Ju> See how the 

work was progressing and noticed that 

one of them was doing more work than 

the other. '-Look here.*' be cried, "bow 

Is It that little Dennis bacan. who Is 

only half your size. Is doing nearly 

twice as'much work as yon. Patrickr 

Glancing down to his partner. Pat re- 

plied: "And why- shouldn't bet Ain't 

he nearer to liV . • , ," 

The world Is bin who can see through 

Its pretension. . What deafness.' what 

stone blind custom, what jovergrowi) 

error you behold. Is there only by your 

sufferance See It to be a*.)|e. and yon 

have already dealt It tia mortal blow.— 

IS 

In, Kngbjnd. under the Tndors, tile 

man who gave to a beggar was fined 

and the redolent of the gift was pan- 

•Tat'ltus. I'llti'r. XI'IIOJIII iur and others. 

': lie U'i::u'!ii were 

great l.i^r'il^lnki-rs uud tbut for a long 

.tluii" every Hiijlc**s»;wr iiiudt; bis own 

tHt-r. In tii i^c- year* iHt-r was the 

erJl nnil p:>;n:l.:r ilrlnk. In the colony 

of Mu.*ii!(-(iurfvtrs Its r**tnll prlra waw 

Hi.-.1 l.y itnv ut u iM-iuiy u (irili-rt'ti tdu.t every vlct- 

Uftta-.or «r.I.ii:iiy lu'nktfiifr should ol- 

jvays b*- jiroi'liled with goml whole 

soUic I!**V fur the « and 'cugravliiKs for",.. 

rupiH'r cent that was to bo banM> 

wlilrh hiiH RIUCV IIIM-MI in servlcs j- 

were over n thonsiuul iloslgi 

firlzo wnii n, ghoil ono. 

r;:ckeil bl* brain for soino < 

slniniliir ilotlun th\it would 

for uioutlis he hju? 

sirllsfy hliiiwlf. *** 1 

Ouo morning a tniiiilKjr of 

with their ibU-f,'.who Inul beeatajjj 

their nwiM-i'ts to the prent whitt/ 

In WiixtihiK'.ou, I'MIIII. to tbe cU>i 

were slimvii tbrotiKli the mint 1 

Intmduivtl to Ilie.wbato^ 

e Tii:iki*r, who was' 

IIIM young iliiiiijhtei 

.- . •« 

^ • 

OL. XXVII. 

OOEAf? CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1906. 

• ' . . ' . . . • ! • • ' • • • ' • . . ' • ' .' • • . • • . • . . * • . • • • • • • • • . . 

lu 

ijCity Sentinel 

Publlaned Wtekly at • 

rRTIS ROBINSON 

Êditor and Proprietor 

er Year, Strictly In Advance 

fSi.Jo at End nf Year" ''• 

j StnhJ 

gn-iit .'cdiiifrn. . Tbe olil thief „, J,j 

ti'ttvtiHl liy tin 1 swei-t- faced maUau'l 

ln-r Inl.TO't In Ills feathers and 

!.l,v wondered DOV 

woiilil look In tlii" feiitliercdDej 

Till* w:i« mill th rlllof. who «Mj£ 

lhvsliil IIIIIISI-IC rolntal 

world liiK. sni'h treini'iuloos-j 

tloii.—Hi'tralt Xi'wrf 

DIRECTORY. 

CITV OFFICIALS 

__ _. i «.(;tmmplon. . , » ' 

Dl ofi'-owncU—Muck W. Adam* 

k—T. Leo AduniH, * . i 

•w-lruK. UliMiii|>lon. , . , 

—Ntoholiut C'orwm 

I I'ollco-Wiiiiuuil Hrull.. ' 

InHpeotor jk|urlrort C Hmlth. 

jpervlKor—wtirron W. !irt»wn. 

Icltor—Kx-JuUrfeJott. TUutiipHon. 

men—Ueortce u. \ituuiH, A1«rk W. 

ÎIUiimH.i.ntliuiu, limob O. Htcel- 

irry lieodloy. Hurry I*- rimlth, U. H. 

•ol Ueuilh—Dr. ( li4rlet*.K« KilwurUw, 

Mi l>r. C H. Itlrter, Nwretury; Hurry 

Ion* TrUH 

gpector; l>r. 1. N. (.rlnooni, Mnllcul 

r. Dr. N. II. Hurt; H rburlC.Htn.il., 

fot Educntlon-Dr. H. T. Abbott, 

~: A. J. Hmlth. Vice ITtfHUletu; K. c. 

_. Hoeretary; Klvbiird It. iiiur-.H. B. 

i, JutnuM w. i vf. • » 

jup^riDiaudent—1'rot. JUIIICH M 

r or the I*oor—Jerome H, Ku»b., 

JCHURCIi "SERVICES. 

»|".tJburcb(cornorV'ouiral Jivenue I 

•• Hireet. Itev. J. Ward (Jumble 

..r. . ! ' 

ifHurvtre, tOJW: ©veotnj:»*«rvlre,7JtO. 

uectluif, We«ineMdHy ov«nlnjr, 7JUi. 

Muhool, 2^0. Thomiw H. Uoarluy. 

ATTORSEYfc.a.T'LAW. 

HIEDIMU 

JJyJORGAN HAND, 

ATTORNEY and 

COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW, 

Solicitor. Hastar and Examiner In Ohanovry, 

Haprams Coifrt Commlaalonar. Notaiy Publlo. 

alAPE HAV dOIIHT HOVHK, M. J. 

(Oppoaltslîbllo Bulldlpga). 

JONATHAN HAND, 

OonnselloF r 

' 8olloltor, Muter In Chaooary, Notary Pnbllo, 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J 

Iconic DlMtnnco Telepbnne. 

^C. HUTCHINSON, M. D. 

«*> llomoeopathist. 

No.' Hsi4 Ocean Avenue. 

OCEAN CITV. N. j: . 

OCUCK I1ODBS:-TIU 10 a. nt.,2 to 1p.m., 

II lo«|». ID. ' . 

jg[ARRISON H. VOORHEKS 

CoutiHollor-ai- 

207 .tlorUrl Ntrect. - I'siadiiq, 

\V. IIOIT AIHJAIU A mm lew \< ry «.ii..nv-li. IMnutris. 

Jt>-:llir\ U till- clC's fnod add 

I"rov«A 

Illvjuiltllili V 

lUlii'M p.iwor lu wiininnV— BroosB 

L-ott. 

•" uiore woiiii'ii hnve 

ni(ir th^y are willing to 

'UCIIM. : 

Women "aro 

present iiml m 

uniwi* rnivt-rb. 

A tcrnmirniit wife,may In 

ice-in In' ili!cfi>il a toleraN* 

iir.—\Viii.hlii:;t'.in Irving 

llielr wlvi's. tbltililifj t • minutetta*^ 

ml tliey iiliviiyx full.—Jnbnwn. 

_.. HuiHliiy morning, mm. J. 

l«ud«r; Monilaytivenjnif,7.l.'i, Mnl. 

Krl ..< uvuainir, VOUIIKH 

rlieM^t >.>«llflaK Hro lield in 

jHbyterliiirCriureli, Wevley Iiveimu 

inlu Htrevt. Kav. H.T. CiiMHilUjrry. 

inday aervlceii, lUUB) u. m. und » 

.ij«r nicelluv. W"lne" 

I II IU 

Til. II u. lu. ' • 

a p. ni. 

H p. 111. . * 

Hcll'l'bciiie 

I N. GRISCOM, M. I>. . 

KMJllTIIST. ANlVWB.SI.BY AVE. 

XUitU lMionf*—Ifa'll* l'»i lutt>r-Htut«r. ll:t. 

OUU'M HoiirH Unit) Ut"~ m. From 0 to H p. m. 

, No olllcc UuurM MuiHluy iiftermHin. 

- At-Hfiibvn H. CorMon'M, Munifirn ftloudnyN, 

un, I** O. K, «it A., 

- Krlduy nliiht lu K. of 1\ liull. 

eVy Krlduy iilK 

ruooM, Hecretttry. 

. of A., m«tu every Mat 

K. ol 1\ bull. ii. T, 

19. (•• O. of A., m«tu every MatiirdilV. 

l K l 1\ bll ii T Uuao 

| v! in 

ninnr'itiiifj'. Imt h ' •llilrtt • 

ItimlllW. 

|.ii nf IIIIJI" B'") , 

J iii'rfurated. 1 

me tuue» 

nni'li'iit Orulda 

liy I>lliiy and other < 

Htella Council. No. as, Vt. of l»., meet* 

Monday uleep at 7.10, in K. or 1*. Hull. 

CHURCH SOCIETIES. 

KIUOT M. K. OllUKOH. - 

• Aid meet* Brat Monday evanlLIE of 

nontn. Mm. Ellsabetb (Julidy. vm»\- 

in. UIVIDIU Tborn, trtatnurtri Mm. 

Adfiijiai* ttfiorotittry* ' ' • 

Jobn O. dandy, superintendent ,Ji-n 

»"•' 1. •' , . • 

'IB8T PBaSBlTIHIAK bllUUCH. ' 

W Auxiliary Uoclcty nieeta Jimt Ml/' 

.ênlBS ofi aob tnontn. PreHldenti 

J. F. Fox; Vlce-1'reaident, Mm, lu M 

fl treaaurari Mm. William K. Wll 

*p; Moreuiry. Mra. Jon. I. Hcull: uaalii- 

- «tiiry. Mra. T L>ee. Adam*: coUeoto»«i 

.aimun and Mm. Cbm-len Mumn.. , * 

.r KndeaVor noolety meets every Krl- 

Mrnoon at i o'clooa. . 

jtlan Kndeuvor. noclety meet* at 7 

t Uunday evenlnga, . 

Obruitian Teuiperuuco 'Union, 

omlnutlonul, meet* aemt.montnly« 

- — t*lii * .-.»- •»Î._.^M __^^^_ , * 

nl. Mm. Eltmbutb Urlolts corro«popd 

ry, Mm. A. B. Kanck; racordlr- 

lira. M, Mllner; treawirar, Mra. 

thin 

i" U:ui',-htlly i 

l»lttU. "I jiui tbtt.otdr. utti 

'Well; ytw, but you want tO*J 

ber that you're UOt 0 llM* * 

t'hllU fre«». 

itman'a Aaaoolatiou. WUlon Wllleu, 

jut, Mark Lake, asoratiuy. " 

OK wlu be bald Ii 

In June. 

. Da«d lo 1«. 

Mm. KnlcLer—Weren't yoa 1 

cd when the bull bellowcd.st J 

account of your now dress! 

er-No.' It was exactly th» i 

>X behaved wbon he sot tho.* 

Ocean O ty Bonding and Loan aaaoela. 

neeuaaooud Hatnrday of eaob month. 

" nt, ueorge p. Adania; aooretary, " 


ALLOWAY M. SMITH & CO; 

(Successors to H. A. W;. Smith) 

811 ASBURY AVENUE,. - OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

TELEPHONE, Y 

HAND NAMED TO SUCCEED 

SENATOR LEWIS M. CRES5E 

In a Convention Controlled by the Hand People, the 

Former Senator was Nominated With No 

Friction—Cresse Said He Would Not be 

an Independent Candidate—Stille 

'Nominated for Assembly. • 

In the Republli'aii County Conven- 

tion held in the Hippodrome lu thin 

city on Balurday afternoon last, '«x- 

Hcuntor Robert K. (land, of Krraa, 

vvaH nominated for Henutor to tmcuced 

Honator'LowiH M. CrcHw, who HUC- 

Nled Mr. Hand, uud who haH held 

tlio poHltlon diirlnK tho lant I m. : 

In a prepared Hpeech, pry|iareM|uoted, Senator 

eNHe Ktated that there had been ru- 

uiorn that', if not reuoiulnafed, he 

would run for the KonalorKhlp on an 

iidependent ticket. Mr..('reHM) told 

[InntclcRaTcirthntrinnnnl no liiieiitloir 

of iloliiRanythhiK nf the kind. . 

I"r. 3. H. I)ougla-u> wan chot.cu 

sei'rctiiry of the committee. 

coiiiiiilUcu Mliall coiiHlHt of members 

Irom ench election district, to be ap- 

pointed by the chairman of the con- 

vention, .: - •• 

Captain Hale lu a few worilx 

nominated Robt. K. Hand for the 

otllce or Stute Kenatdr, 

Mr. llonnell -named Conivllle II. 

HtlllevofTiicknhoerforthe-Ainiemblyr 

"uiniiii with a clean record and well 

liked hy nil who know him. The 

nomination Wax xecouded by 

Suyre. • . • . . 

l>r. .1. X.- (JrlHcoiu, In a ringing 

Mpeceh, plm-eil Benntor Ije»'l'» M, 

Crc>ise'H iiamo before the convention, 

mi iiHlKnisi 

acllin him In a poxltlon to win the 

ntllcc tliat lie HO Justly inerltH. (Jentle- 

inen, It Klven IUO tho greateHt pleamirc 

to present the nnnreof Kcnator h. M. 

•tc^ênsiicunillilatefiirnouiliiatlon for 

e SeimtiirMlil|i ot Curio ^lay Oiiiiity,- 

nil I aHHtirvyou.vletorlouH or defeated 

ie will t-Uinil true tiHhe rrliiuliilcx of 

tcinibllcalllwin aiid true to IIIH party.' 

DAVID MUIR, JR., 

Tin, • Slate • and - Slap - Roofing, 

CORRUGATED IRON WORK • 

FURNACES AND RANGES, 


. • RepalrH of every description for allimokeH .. 

• of FuruaceM aiidlHangeH. ' •. 

Repairing itone promptly. Smoky .clilniueyB 

cured or lio charge Shop lu rear. . . • 

• , . • • • . , » 

How About Shutting 

off the Water? .,.. T 

We have the mechanics and, the ability ' 

to do 'this properly. A little attention 

. and a little' expense NOW, will save 

a •'heap "of it when Spring comes. 

JOHN R. GROVES, < 

64-9 Asbury Ave -* - Ocean City, N. J 

Mr, ('lialriiiuii, you. my fellow Ite- 

lnililkaiiB. nnil (lentleineii: 

It in my privilege to-day to Hpeak 

id you briefly In behalf.of one whom 

yull alt know, win) IH a soil of Cujie 

May Cminly tii tlie manor iKirn, and 

ulinse idicexlori- .have had lio vmall 

Mian. In nuikInn her hletnry, ami who 

liimxelf will he known In the yearn to 

come UN 'me of the line«t typen of.men 

und tlie truest of Kcntteuieii that old 

.•a|ie'May County IIBH ever produced. 

AH tit lil« public record, it needN no 

eulogy from me. HurhiK the Inciim- 

Imiicy of theptllcefl lie-haM lieirl^more 

IUWH direi'tly beneliclul to the inu» 

of the people liavo been enacted than 

In any other period of the liiHtory of 

the Huuie leiiRth, and In every Inutaiice 

be'IiaH fully HII p port ed 'beue meaBUreii 

with hit) vote.. Ill fact during tbe taut 

tWo yearn, under the wine and able 

leadership' of our prenent CJovernor, 

whom history^ will acclaim as the 

Brentt'fct. Governor New Jersey has 

ever hud, more k'Rlflatloir has been 

enacted for tlio benellt or the commou 

people tliun in anjr previous ten years, 

We are proud or the fact that the 

oncmleH our candidate IIUB made were 

nnile ill tlie support of legislation that 

wan enacted tor the moral aud ma- 

terial Welfare of the general jiubllo aud 

uot rbj- cu"rnoratc' Interests-. Ho \vcarn 

no lnan'H collar, and never will. Ha 

wears no UIUII'B nbackles and uever 

iian taken ordi rs from any corporation 

magnate; be'ban "lidded lustre to the 

Uameu'Of those.inen-who-JmVe repre- 

^teuted Cape May Couuty In tbe service 

ortbeStatfrol New Jersey; . "" 

As to hl« private life, ]t Is wlthou 

reproach; thone who kuow htm beet 

love him most. Kitidly and genial lu 

bia Intercourse wltb all, the regard of 

bis .townsmen Is bhown by the fact 

that no reputable man'In'all of Ocean 

City could lie found to oppose him as 

delegate lit .the - recent primaries. 

Where he given bin friendship he In 

tbe BtauucbeHt and truest friend ever 

He Is a Ho|iubllcau, a stalwart of tin 

Btalwarta, whoso voice hau ever bee 

beard lu no uncertain tones lu aup 

port of tbe. prllielples of Republican, 

loin an Republicanism has been pro- 

claimed by Iilncolu, OarUeld and 

Roosevelt. Honest differences, of oplu 

ns to pulley, • have always been 

bund, and Die liberal in hid respects 

he honest opinions, of his opponent. 

though he hlinseir'(irmly believes 

hat the eourse ho follows will bo for 

ho benefit of the grcatec majority of 

ho people lie, represents. Bliou'd the 

orlunes of war or politics decree that 

lofeat shoiilil perch upon IIIH banner^ 

Is voice will never'be heard hi ailvls- 

g IIIH frleudi* aud followers to fomake 

he Republican party and, vote for the 

>emucratlc candidate -in opposition to 

ils HiiccesHruI Republican opponent; 

ut ratlKT ho will urivlHC them, to 

GARDNER AGAIN 

GETS NOMINATION 

Chosen for Eighth Term, He 

isPrateed by Governor - . 

Stokes. 

In the Hceond District Republican 

Convention, at Tumbling Dam Park, 

rldgeton, Tuesday, Congressman 

Dim J. (iuriliner, of Atlantic County, 

nnmiiiated by aectumatlon v for his 

Ighth term. The convention wax one, 

the most- eudiuslastle ever held In 

he district. The Atlantic-County 

elcgatlon went In a special train, and 

lth the dPlegateH from Rurllngton 

ud Cape May were mot at the station 

'and shoulder to Khnuluer in Hupporl 

tlio' principle)! that have been the 

uiile and beacon, light of the grand 

Id party for the lout balf century. 

>Ien are born, live their little liven, 

lie and are soon forgotten, but tbe 

irlnc'plex that |iave been and are 

(lealHoftbe Itepiihlican party tliat wu 

ill love are ax ImpcrishableaHtlib hill* 

nd an eternal an the heavens, . 

I pre»e.iit to you, gentlemen, the 

ante nf one whomîe of Oecau City. 

ire proiid to ejnlm an a eltl/en nn into details 'of what IIIH -policy 

HI be.'what lie will do or leave uu- 

me. . I don't need to tell you what 

Ills I will Introdilee and pans next 

Inter. That In ouo of the bright 

Wen to lonk at it. The dark side Is 

Ills: I have had at my side, lighting 

loulder to shoulder, an army of good. 

iyal friendn, ready to make any nucrl- 

Ice a'ud I have led them to jlefent 

'hat Is the hard part for me—there Is 

ie Ktlug, and right here while I 'have 

he opportunity I want to exprt'SH my 

ppreclatloirortheir tlrcleHH~eirortH~ln 

uy behalf. 

In thin contest, I HomelliueH feel that 

huve not done-uiuch myself, but J 

liiuk you will all agree with mo that 

uy friends have put up a .pretty re- 

peetalile. tight—ut least, they luive 

.cpt up enough exelteinent lo break 

le'munbtony that sometimes ultemls 

RAILROAD MEN 

TO VISIT HERE 

Mayor Stoy Sends Request 

. to Mayor Champiou to ' 

Iad and other Hues general agoutH for 

ihort-otrHng;—\Vill7be—poHltton—for 

•our people to give, the delegation a 

cceptlon at your yacht club.' The 

larty will remain about two hours 

md will look over the proposed route 

rom AtlanttcOlty to your beach front. 

A prompt reply will be appreciated 

iy.our committee. * - .' 

If possible a trolley ride through the 

Imlts of your famous resort will bo 

lighly appreciated by-all, If provided 

iy yiiur committee. . 

Vourn ltes|>ectful!y, 

K..P.:BTO.V. ' 

President Adaintr-npimlnted tho fol- 

Aving committee: tiea.O. Admns, I). 

. Sampson . and J. C, Sreeinran. 

hese gentlemen were-requested to do 

verythlilg possiblu to eutorlahi the 

Isltors. "••.•• 

Before the committee WBH appointed, 

'ommodore C. Howard .Schermcrhorn, 

" the Ocean City Yacht Club, exr 

ressed regret that the season had 

•nded and that all the bouts were ., FciRg. of Cumiteu,Who has 

arge property Interests here, where he 

esldes In tliu sunimer, has arranged to 

ako a numlier ot iiililltions to tbe 

'uirvlew Hotel, whleh he owns, aud 

bleli has been so capably maiiagi'd 

iy Mrs. Fixed since she took charge 

ifter the hotel wus erected. 

Tho dhUng room of the hotel IH to be 

made double Its present capacity. 

Board of Trade Wtfclliiy. 

The Oceaii City. Hoard. of Trade 

III meet In Council Chamber ut K 

'clock this (Thurstluy) evening. All 

members are requested to attend, us 

utters of Importance will come up. 

.We have all done whatever our 

taiids or heads found to do, and have 

io excuse or apologies to oiler, t think 

frank confession rrom both sides 

oulil be that we have both douo 

ibout all we couTd to win, aiid we 

Ust bow to the Inevitable. 

I have frequently been askod whether 

r I would run Independently nr mil 

nd in order to clear the utlnusphere 

irlends and cticmlcs ullke, I Want 

o'Htate here, publicly, that I will Hot, 

Hider any clrciiiiistanceM, be au m- 

e|ien(leiit cniiilldate. And once more 

waul to express my appreciation ol 

lie many good friends who bave'vnl- 

liltccrcd to go' alon(?" in caso I 

iliould.* Mnt we don't want two 

tepubllean partlen In this couuty; the 

mrty. IH bifsfcer tliun inyself, nnd my 

liugrintlun It has repudiated me will 

lot luT^ti HiiOlt'ieilt reason .for tlic to; 

Urn my back upoirit., 

Another silver lliilng to the dark 

limd of (Ii feat In the Inner COIIHC 

esu tlmt I have' honestly dune my 

;ery best for my constitueutH and the 

axpayern. My only thought bus been 

heir Welfuro, and all my public acts 

lavo had in. view "Uio greatest good 

a tlie greatest number.'' Itut at 

legislation ban been from tlie earliest 

ays of history & Circumscribing of the 

uctloiia of the few for tlio benellt of the 

many—Which IH another >yuy or "nay. 

Ing. you can't please ' everybody. 

Homebody's apparent rlghtH are re- 

strlcted for ilie general good of tb(; 

icople at lurgo. 

I think I had reason tn expect that 

my course would meet tho approval o 

the people, hilt what I have done rial 

either been not understood or appre- 

ciated, at least that Is the] story the 

ballots tell, and we bow as 'gracefully 

aH possible to the Verdict of the voters, 

I am* a flrm believer In majority rule, 

and If a miijorlty'of tho people of this 

county prefer Bonator Hand at the 

bead of ntluirs, they are by rlebt eu- 

Itled to hla representation, and I 

would be the taut one to attempt to 

thwnrt their wishes au ex pressed at thf 

polls last Tuesday. 

tienator Hand having served In tho 

Senate two terms' knows better than 

most or you. the responsibility he Is 

assuming. To attempt to defeut tho 

legislation that would be injurious tc 

the county, and to secure for It leglsta 

tlon that Is heeded, Is no small task 

even In a small county like thin. 

Your representatives In the Legisla- 

ture have to Spend many hours of -mud 

w6rk, In research and study (when the 

rest of you are asleep) In order to vote 

Intelligently and houettly on matter 

Commrjdore Has Always Paid 1 f\> c 

XaxeB Batty; He Telia 1 /^'** 

Membeft of Couodii^ \ $ ^ 

At Council's moetlng^n Monday^ ^V*' 

evculqg. Commodore^ O. Howard 1 

bchermerhojrn, of Philadelphia, toaiit,, 

a protest against being advertised ui 

delinquent taxpayer in thto $tty, J- 

something of which he bu,*never'~~. 

been guilty, ho said. On tbe contrary,, 

he bos always been prompt In " " 

his taxes. 

The trouble over this piece of Una;,/ 

baa been before Council ueveral times'.., 

recently. Not until thla past year, a* 

inn been staled, have Mr. BobermerV vX ' 

torn and Mr. A.T. James been as-'"/ 1 " 1 

lessed for property alongside tbe 

oardwnlk and In tbo vicinity of< 

hlrteonth rtreet. 

Mr. Bcbermerhorii c'aimed that the 

ground was largely occupied by the • 

ENLARGE HOTEL 

ty,. and ho asked fora proper ad* 

lustment of tho matter. 

Mr. Jamea was present at tlie meet. 

ig, but did uot say anything- In 

reference to the question, 

Mr. Bchcrmerhorn, continuing hla 

emarks, stated that If the groand-U 

Kild under the present conditions It 

ill be the last easement deed he will 

Igu In Ocean City. ,, .. 

City Solicitor Thompson expressed 

he opinion that Council baa the right 

> adjui-t Hie assessment. 

John Creth Marsh, representing the 

illssos Crcth, • asked fair .reduction for" 

in alleged overcharge. 

Oil motion; the proper officers were 

nstructed to adjust these claims. 

A Itrrte later, ^r^Tbompsou said 

liat ho hail looked Into tbe matter 

nil was of-the opinion that the city 

IOH uo* right to change the assessment, 

Then came a little "scrap" over the 

ims. u. • Miller communication, ref- 

reuce to which Is made elsewhere In 

his Issuo. ' 

Judge Thompson told Council that; 

ndur the conditions, the city knew 

ily Mr licedn. • . -: ' 

METHODISTS JUBILANT 

irectlngyour welfare. To huve done 

Is and then be coiiilemneil lu hard, 

ut that is tlie prlceur penalty of being 

public life. 

Although defeated by the Kcpuhll- 

rau party of this county,.I emerge from 

tit content with charity for all my 

iiemlcs and malice toward none. 

The party and the pcoplo of' Cape 

lay Cotiuty.have iny very bmt wishctt, 

ml lu* tlic. familiar language of till' 

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