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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 accordance 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, beginning 859 feet south of First ntreet aud running to 300 feet south' of Hecoml street; also went Hide, of Atlantic avenue 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 • - ». l> Kciin i II. l>, Miuirt. I Chliu. ll.ii- I U'ln. li. \l,,,»v ! JMO. K. Ittli'UL'tl IM lluliiiuli lluy,l,,y •I.. «. MrKMi'iMIr II. II. lli>«.,.!| rim« (Jlir.iril- I. if. AIIHIII; Arifffrkukh llftitri.'* .V r. ctPlliinrl ' U. &I.Ci»iit|tlii'll '.'rniit Kuivvrlf KlItlliMHtliiiiifthii Kllu HkWkjnt Annie JUIHMM ('. C. Forilufr UulliliMlii'lK'll Jho. H. Kli>uiniij AnnuC. Kl, Tiling Marub K, C'limnlwl Wm.n. u'liui.n Htuiiti4.| MondvrH MrM. .1, Muttttri. Vbnuiuil llt/ i, l/ol 1). Viumhiun't J'.'i-n.et Wm. o. Mimri. ' : ..Mr* l'»len .* • - ' ,*" K.It. Kum|Won . , (Joilfrey Krouw K^lute Mm.Kurn'Uiiie Kli'burdHliev»lln WM. II. Fell(.M ,. KM iL. i ll-J v", ut iu ' •H .iSSf: -Ilil 211 IH7.-.V li A i :m • nx> • V£t lA 12 .-Jl II 111 ; II III IM V, III 7.", i III 7". ' ) III 2l] , i Jl IL- I'. 71 7« *Si 111-. •> 111-, -JO IH.1 .Vi I "I 7.1 ~< Wl • I'Js in II .Vi w i\ *l 10' !« 1*11 T-^ 1111 7.V l» I.'. 1*1 at liCI 111 'BI.-JI Jl Ml ;II •'•I t-, 11/. Is 21 W 21 .-.I 27 III. .'Ull III, 12)71/ ' "nil '(ly e 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' building, 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 evening for registry, olie ianernoqn and evenlug ou. primary .aay, one afternoon 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 registered 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 officer. 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 blacksmith 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 respectively 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 9 l, Dovoo cost less 'for' painter, Walnut i P. S.—n. Howard •palnL*,.'-'."'. • ••'rVr^.j•
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