May 1901 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

my eyes or 

Before a'few 

tor, ana iney aiTer, the imoet Intense 

scene for the;arflstvaM-U)er are to the 

embasaaaar of tbealty allenthnalBBm. 

' Complete 1 pardon .''*»r~$|WBt;J. guilt 

Sweetest comfort rnrgbiutUsstagony. 

Brightest hopo for atrimoest death, 

andest resurrection for darkest sep- 

ra-r^T^s-"!T-"f | iWenervi Ob, what »Koiperto preach! 

(JautibasHie pralsew] Christ over all In It'. Bis birth, hla 

fettn,* snd puts bo-J- Buffering, bis mlrocles. hl« parables. 

,.••-,--»—,-;—r>——Y-r^!"••'.»«•••"• ineaven? 'It l^bccAnfa Jesus wia 

pointed down to,him from tho Betble-| ahead, tbe herald and the-forerunner. 

Jount zipW wil 

Wrty antfrwir tBomWi^d and 

just IMD made^ p«.rf«rt. aid WtfWaui 

ascribe rfabMaad:feoni>»-aniJ;8lory «nd 

r 

f 

-i "of o .practical Joker In tbo 

bureau, of engraving, and, the ttqld,'BO.: 

rlous money of the country boa become 

Seaside ;V,. .'•. 

WM^LAKE. O. E. 

«mr UUtlT. 

- alpsy, tho flnger of chronology, the to- 

..I'jleôitj ev^ntsrHiH' live • fingers • pointing 

M be offered, sod tbe time of my de- genuine.; 

parture la at b«ndl I have fongbt th» fromWaL 

•* L --^S,-£'"JS Tj^n%Z1*%Z«Z* **** evils »re forever pro- 

nbappearlngrDo** totheteftof311°,itTZSLTS' Mbited hV H«J • 

Health Restorer 

Finest facilities for 

Sailing,gunning,etc. 

M 

and Its 

day, and not ûmiiiin Hinarea e 

oay. ana not.to me only, bnt to all an American eagle In"a little engraving L-i. Sl j . 

them that IOTO bla pppearingH Do yon to the. left of tbe seal and between the fUDIKO *>y 

not aee that Curttt la abore aU In dying names of J. W,. Lyons, register of the Every l 

aUeylailonaf., . • '. . .' treaabrv. unit vnitm w »»-•—^-•-• 

LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 

No. 721 A8btiry Acenue, Ocean Cihj, N. J. 

FMpcrU«s tor aato^ Boartlng bonsss and eotUfse tar rant In all parla oi lbs city. O» 

Every lover ol Temperance 

d M 

x.,_. , ^ • nme orJ. w., Lyons, register of the y Temperance 

allevlatlonsf. ., • .••_ . , treasury, and Bills B. nobcrts, treos- • • »» i «. u i.*- *_ 

Toward the but bonr of our earthly nrer. ef. ibe United States. There U a n d Morals Should combine to 

residence we are'apeedlng; Wben I tea nothing peculiar In the. eagle' until .the he|D us 

tbe spring'blossoms aeattered. I say. bill hi turned upside down, and the " 

,«uumu ana aaveq be wrote t«- »I "Anotber season gone forever." 'Wtwo eagle becomes a jackass, perfect lit pot- •:' 

friend, saying: "Come over and Join na; I *«ajaa lbe*Blble on Sabbatb olgbbl Une. The Jackass' picture Is on one of 

great and awful slnnersT saved by. tbe| sa '- "Another , Sabbatb departed." the most common of tbe HO notea'm 

grace of God. 

, -&*! «wlrtbe:llr«t'an 

.,_ _ ^.reason why we 

r 

thy perpetrated 

the sound of trumpeters will be tbe tbe Joke In a spirit of maUcIouaneaa 

sepolcber through whose rifts the bolj and revenge sent word to the treasurer 

light of beaven streaineth. Qod will of the United Btntes to scan the por- 

Watcbyon. Be will send his angels to tralta on the treasury |1O bill when 

guard yonr slnmbrring 1 ground until, «•-»•• -—"- '---- — ' 

at ChrtatV behest tbey shall rod away 

theatone. . . -.—.-•-. 

V > - iitf IX ailllMl't »« 

Bo. abo. Christ la above all to 

Water Supply, 

Railroad, 

Steamboats 

• And all other ' - 

THE OCEAN CITY REflL ESTfiTE EXGHO6E 

MASSEY & EDWARDS, 

Real Estate and Insurance Agents 

Lota for sale or exchange. Houses to rent. Deeds, bonds or mortgages 

drawn.. Loans negotiated. A number of. bargains In lota. 

JOHN 

A EDWARDS, 

811 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J. 

« * 4m% Mae* aWaMrf-^.aBl • . •• •' • •.••».'-». ' — •- 

A 

M«rt to tfie 

P.4>.B€>x,aSA 

« m worwi.ia.-.atom all In 

beaven. The Bible distinctly sayatbat 

CbrK •» tbecbl«f tonne of tbe cefca 

-• - -••-e,.f»-ai«1#Be» wm+*w+Mif .nmjmtxmm 

,-r la the chief thetne of the cefcs- 

«al 'ascription, all the thrones facing 

bla throne, all the pslma waved before 

bla race, an the' crowns down at bla 

teei' Cbernblm to cherubim, serapbha 

to aerapblm. redeemed spirit to 're- 1 

setoMd spirit Bhall rtdte tbe SavtoaVa 

> a r t h l y s a c r i i l c e . . • • • • . - . •;••••• 

.. —T T«, I Htand oo some blgb bin of beaven 

it lb> foot of load lQ.BjU.tba radiant aveep the most 

rtotlan. fronr I gjorious object will be Jeans. Myriads 

suing on the score of his aafferioc U> 

allebce flnt afterward breaking forth 

tot? acclamation. The martyrs, all the 

. ... ••-«• •mmm*. I mto acciamatlon, Tbs martyrs, all tbe 

Again I renwrk that Christ Is shove I P«rtr for tbe llama throogbwblcb'tbey 

D to dying ullertallona. I nave not I noaaedi artll ••• •*»«-«. »—-— 

discourse which'presents' tbe,same 

ttuth, but uooer dlOerent phrsaeolbgy. 

•JWw>-,-f -«ay o^jalnt wfvbji asWl 

through the heart, the gnn »rrost of us bare 

I ttatt « tbousand words that we 

~ \ *aa than HO, and thai 

the 

-. on the M«(«âira», we 

a sallor'a death.. Oa mission 

of mercy In. boepltsl. amid brokco 

bones and reeking leprosies and rag- 

Ing fevers. We ' " ' 

plsfa death. C_ 

BR-vhia; -Ood and 

'former. 

wantthe 

, In your hand; 

your children to BurroUnd 

want the light on yonr DB- 

J ^j USVMUJ4 nf4Wi M3L Îlsj 

bells efthe city Vang again for Joy. 

And as they opened the gates to let la 

the men I looked in after them, and. 

lo. tbe city shone like the sun, and 

there were streets'of gold, and men 

' walked op •Ihtnl.'tarp* In their] bands 

to sln»pnHseawlrh iit Aod alter tbat 

they shot vp tbe jtatM. wblch, rbe 

had a ^ w>b^ nw#j(sjpo4r the 

^ IComHtH. tm. by UuU Uievch. U, M.I 

Ton do not want any enrtooa strgs 

standing- around. watcalny yog .; : Yoa 

want yonr kindred from afar to bear 

your bat prayer. I think that la tbe 

wtohofaDf Bt 

wmm&$mm£z«£i°m 

.__^. v_^-r_ weflndIt Iowa of death come np (o tbe girdle! 

___ never been used la tHat Can homan voice charm open beareu'a 

Jbe/ore-olt tbe njore »haU w« gate? Con bumaa haoda pOot us 

'WB>cometoa^r-«e«)» 

and alt beside, m* and; It «• fajkof 

Tbe awnuje, man doaa'blmaslf BO 

mocb barm oa Bonday tbat be doea 

•MCracovBrnoUI the followtag Wedoes- 

expand the boaacv msttad. of betna; a* 

tire, as oa Breekdays. .In Ibe next 

~**iCaV«ai e«tB.>to.brealifBg|'tolar tbas 

ask aad bto dbwae>earll*r. «ndf «ae 

nawit to that be to knocked otrr unto 

TBJaailMlaeTa a "Pfc^ .in* •*•' *- - J 

. "A rather. grewBome fsshlna" says 

tbe london Dally CnronkK "has Just 

been dtoenssed m certala .niUitory 

dressiaa rooina. BevtrsI. oOcen who 

have left sd arm behind them to South 

African bospKsls have been exerdaed 

as"to the proper treatment'of the «a> 

— ' BaBsve. Tbe flat of fashion has 

___ gooa forth. 'The empty sleeve Is 

to be: worn phued to the breast and 

witb tbe coat sleeve a full abut sleeve, 

atoo,- so that the. wblto sinecure cuff 

looks to the dlsuoce like a perpendicu- 

lar wtrts band worn aa a decoration 

upon tbe fsuUleaa coat.- ' . ' 

Advertisid?. Medium 

It has no aofXrlor and few 

Baiea nunlslwd 

TH« 

Literary Department 

Is presided over by a trained 

newspsper msn. 

Job Department 

la equipped with all the 

Latest Conceits in Type. 

Artistic workmen 

ployed, 

class. 

etn- 

All work first 

I'' 1 •'•• îs v -•••'••••F' 'feS-' •-'•' '••••• '• v i 

OCEAN 0XTY,N. 

CITYSENTIHa. 

. rOBUSBBD WBBKXY *T 

OCEAM CIH, N. J., 

B, C. HOBfflSOH, Biltor ais Proprietor. 

alOTBXB ABD 

9t r 

~ajMas*'eaieVea~ ya 

CITY DIRECTORY. 

crrv OFFICIALS. 

M»yor—Wo.tayC.BmUh 

Pnaldantof Oodncll-Mark l* 

Vlty OlarK—Wilton H.-Wlll»M 

Tr««aarnr—IraH. Champion 

V l l t N l b U 

HOTEL ATGLEN 

ooBitaa HIKTII A»D oranu.iVE, 

OCEAN CITY, K. J. ' 

Now open; Terms 11.60 per day. 

a C. dOKF. 

. THE EMMETT 

as.. A. BOVLB, Praorlelor 

Open *U Um yaar. Hot w«i«r boU » 

clectrla llshtln bedrooniA • " , 

Ternu,a)l.sopcry. 

JÔRGAN HAND,- 

ATTORNEY and 

CptlNSELLOR-AT-LAAV. 

SailoltAr-IIaatrr MM) Exaimliusr In CbAmwry^ 

Haprsma Court Commissioner. Nofary Public 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. 

AT TWIUGHT. 

• Ue eld bene alooe at twulght 

a'ntAl 

d. Mark 

Barruwe. Ttwmaa J. Tborn 

Board ol Health—br. T. C. Unteblnaon 

preafcSentl li. Li Wallace, Ueoretarrl Ur.-U. 

K. Kdwarda. Treaaoxer; . r. 5. Warner, 

t 'SSm^" t JnS&£^-Dr. B. T. Abbott. 

pnaldenl: B. U uobr "~ "" 

Tborn, UU.Creaae,U. 

son . . i • 

Overeeefof tbe Poor-B, P. Saaa. 

City Bnperlntendent— W. Klwell tâke. 

SECKBT SOCIBTIB5. 

. Oeean City Lodge, No. 171. W. and A. X. 

meet* eeoond_Bn4 fourth ~ L ~ - ' 

sUonDr. B. T. Abbott, 

uobUMOn. ssorMwyi B. H. 

s, «. P. Moore. H. U. bimp- 

GARWOOD HOUSE, 

fisCsnlral Avcaiae, 

' OCEAN CITY, New Jaraey. ' 

DellgbUol tx>catlOD. All tbo Lateat Im- 

Hoose Heated throughout. 

MBS. a OARWOOO, Prop. 

OCEANIC 

BUVSBVH mm* WEHLET aVb, 

OPEN ALL THE YEAR 

"Ocean City Lodge, No. 83, K. or P., meets 

Uret and tnlrd Uonday evenings, of eaflb 

month In 1C of p. hall, Aabury • avenue, near 

. Seventh etreel. Mara Lake, K.of K. and H. 

Iota Gannett, Mo. mJr. O. IT. A. M., 

wry Tuowilej- «««nliiaT l« KV «# - al 

Wlllard W. Adama, eeoretary. 

(Mean City Council, No. 10. D. ol A., meets 

every Ihuraday evening In K. of F. Ilail. 

HI*. Mary 8. Tfaoro, aeeretary 

HEAT 

M. O. WIHHAM.Vrop. 

Pnteetlbn IMfe> Me. 40, A. O. V. W,, ineei 

aeebiSalM OMlHb Monday evenings In K. < 

P. hall. WtUardW. Adams, recorder. 

~ L O. K. M 

I la it. of 

Rbepaerde ol Betblehem meet each r*rlday 

evening lo K. of P. hall. tin. UeorBe W. 

ICverlngbam, secretary. , 

CHURCH SERVICES. 

atral I 

mil. pastor, 

•ervloe, 7.U. 

>irat M. K. Cbttnsb, ooraar Osni 

and»lshlb«tr*at. itov.J.H Bow 

Moroloaaervloe, UUn. .EvanlDSl 

Prayer.meeting"* Wedneaday evening. 7.4& 

Unnday aobool. U. W. K. Lake, auperln., 

Undaot. . . • • ' 

Hoard of Triuteee-Praldent, B- O. Robin- 

•on: secretary, J, W. HtnUhr Ireaiurer, 

OeorKe O. Adanui t t>r. B. T. Abbott. Homen 

CMIIna, P. M. Wbeaton, John Maru. tt. B. 

Meeilnaa-Hnnday mornlnl. BJO, J, 

Itb. leader; Moodavevenln«^r.M. Mia 

J Lake. 'leaderTHollneH meetlnr. 

Monday eveolnr. Jew Oonver, leader; IfrT- 

dajf •venlns. Young* Conoo. leader. Tbeee 

II|.M>ÎW»M am oeld In 11M onurcb. 

Strst PreabrUrlan Cboreh. WeêT avenue 

sad Ueventb rtreeU Uev. A.jW. WllllaUM, 

OCEAN CITY HOUSE 

•_7*T Amtotw* Avenue -^--'— 

- -. OCEAN CITV, sr. jr.; • 

Udder new' liianuaemout Thbrouuliiy 

bovaUd. Openull the year. TermB modo- 

rmt«. Convenient to I>epotM and rosi-onioc. 

••:. ..',.,. ..'.. M. X..HANP, Proprietor, . 

OFFICES 

: . .. > , I f r i \ 

SCHOYLCrt C. WOODHOLL, 

SOS Market a*., OaamSew, a. J. . 

JONATHAN HAND, 

Oonnsollbr- tlL.a.vr, 

dolloltor. Master In Cbanoerr, Kolary Public, 

OAPB MAY OODBT HOnBH, N. J. 

wiu, as •' ' . • 

. la O eiaael MlaiUa Bar r( 

CMI'EA.M cixr, at. jr. - 

Open all tbtf year. Kear the beaob. Hteabl 

eat. Weekly and trmnalent . board. Teble 

boaroera. ^ N . - C. K. MOH1HON.' 

flBDIIHL 

Claea Meelli 

W. ami - 

Mary r 

. Handay aerrloea, InJO a, n. and » 

v^ m. Prayer meetlag, Wednesday even- 

Ins, at B o'olocar. Handay school, %»> m. 

A. J.Hmltta,aanerlntendent. . 

Beard of Trnataee V. V. OannekL breet- 

dent; Klnatban Hmlth, aecretary; A. H. 

UaJUr, Uoaaurer; Lea>U M C'raaae and UlUter 

•int Uaptlat thumb. Aabory svraoe. be- 

tween Iclgbtb atad Ninth etreeta. Hav.jobn 

B. Adam*, tlaktor. Preaching, 10JU a. u. 

and7.Up.in. U. V. p. U. meeta al TJ» p. m. 

»«A Toeadajr eyenlnaj Prayer meeting. 

Wednesday evening. Monday evening 1 , 731 

bXm* "attody of tbe Holy HplrlL" Vrlday 

evanlttS, "tody of UH Baoday achool leeaon. 

CbanboT tbe Holy Trinity, Protestant 

EpIaeotMl. eotae* Kleventb eireet and-Cen- 

tral aveate. U«v. Martin Algner, minuter In 

ebarga,. iioly Conin>ahloa(lLnievu.:niorn' 

•nat prayer auvtaernsoq, lOJO a. m,; evenlo 

prayer and lon kxo n tn On tbe B 

£)R. J. S: WAGGONER, 

BEaiOEHT • . 

Physician and Druggist, 

T3I Asbnr; Ave,, Ocean City, H. j. 

tnre l>maa, ftfae Btatlooery* Coofeotlobery, 

eto. odBatantly ort hand. 

, C HUTCHINSQN, M. D. 

Homaeopnthiut. 

No- 804 Ocean Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY; N. J. 

Ornoi Houalt—Till 10 a. u.a ltott. hi., 

tftoMp-tn- 

L,EWIS L. ROSE 

Law and XI. S. Courts 

I und 2 IJmirw) liulldlug 

OCEAN OITV, N. J. 

I TttE PAINTER'S 

ANGEL*.**.*. 

. ' • " • • ' \ V ^ •• • 

««'•••»•»«•••* 

The pointer sat In his square studio 

with bis bead bowed In bla hands. 

The four walls of the room had each 

D. -GALLAGHER, . 

bandar or tbe month the Communion eer- 

»!«;» »W (olloir morning: brayer at law s, to. 

itt. AUBustlne'e- Homan Catbollo ChUrcb, 

AabaiT-wranae, between Thirteenth- and 

fourteenth atreeta, Rev. eatber-P. J. Hart, 

Vitun M. K. OU'DHOU, . 

* Aid meet* drat Monday evening of 

onth. IM Addel KoblneaB, brent' 

tjkvinlsTbora, treaaurerj Mra, M. 

rfKllpg swrelsiy. 

g 

AnJlalJe*U>a Wotaan'a Home Mlaalob- 

Biy'eiaiiluly nee4e tbe arat Tbunday alter- 

noon, s t/eloek, of eaeb uontb. Mi 

. . . tfeaaorer, MHL.T. € 

r . CbrlatlaU, Oorreepbndlng 

Mllner, brealdent; tnauhir, MkiL.T. O. Sut- 

loo: Mra,Eatber V.CI ' " .. 

aeeretarV. 

Ep«ortb fsairii t nuail eseta Monday even. 

; jw:m- 

' . IVromotoH p-m. 

r>. s. SAMPSON, 

HIUi r» • . 

Stoves, Heaters,Range8, 

PUMPS, SINKS. «,C, 

4O8-1O ABbury Avenue, 

OCEAN OITY. N. J. 

TJ1 roofer end eaeet-tron Winter. All klnda 

e^Wo^CawtlDStsideiiedUeboHkotlaa, Oaa- 

ollae Btovee • epeelalty. • AU Work BtisrebU>eJ 

as Sepreeealed. . 

J. T. BRYAN, 

rUGTIUL rLUlBEB ud OIS PinEB 

lee? BUg• Ave^ PhllmeVelplilel 

dreulallev Bolkr*, Blnlu, Bob Tub., Watur 

CtMeU, Lead and Iron* Pipea, l^jtdpjt. Eu.. fur- 

ulabed at ahArt aallee. Country or dtytbal- 

descee Blted up la Ilia beat blaooer. HaUlUry 

rhnabls«aadDralaagl>t>P*cUlly. Onletsby 

maUp«oo>p41yaU.o»aJ la. 

FINE FURNITURE 

• 43 South Second Street,' 

*•>••••.«•»'.•,•>••>«. ••». 

RALPH L. r GOFF, ~~" 

GIVIL ENGINEER.. 

SaRVEY6R. 

eONVEYANGER. 

HIHTH AND CENTRAL AVENUE, 

. OCEAN CITV, N. J. 

HtUI. KXTATE A»P IMHttHAMUX. 

. ADAMJ 4 CO. 

Real Estate * Insurance 

AQEOSTTS, 

laanu t, I ft B, fail EiUla ft bw B-Udlig, 

*TU>WTIC CITY, W.J. 

Commlmlcmers' of Deeds tor P»nn- 

nylvaiila. 

Money to loan ob Viint Mortgage. 

LoU for sale at Bouth AUantlo City 

Hooef l» tai M 

FlrtiMorlflgt.. ' 

Hattatbr 

Stb Nasal 

The News Columns 

*»• UUd with the 

«* our town and 

rounding conmi*s. 

f toe^qfwv to JWW.OSOJI 

SJET3fBB»ni»''flkBrt'.WlaU-lBBU!W;/l«'B*'BB 

SSSSfOtofsi;- wbo died tbat I mbjbt Bvel 

'•&^\w2lifamv*i* ot.wfc.tai gtortv- 

SJ'Sj |o»»tbto« M to to die! -Ob. Ute-ltr 

S£! 

lewwaimei. • ^JH>.-waas. a. 4f>Of> 

tbtox tt to to dto> tOh. tbs> lor. of 

ls«,;t»«loveofCbHatr; T W^Bt,«W 

m»»»»»ry. 

i f l tm»Tr**r'r" Wffrf***. ''**• **"* rfl n 

i wlts> 'bJavwodi fm Aâmmltteemao,.re. 

•ew** dtoeovered aforgotten room u 

•*• al » ltolta * otBUtmn bait It 

u It 

0. J. HAMMOl 

m IMS. 

Alderney 

tnl» tpacs laressnad tar 

W. L. BERRY, 

RRY, 

Manufacturing JeweJer, 

NO a* SMITH 

CCMCTCRV INCLOSURC8 

Burial V l t 

Asfnnin, Braacottsi,' inaamaaauoo and 

WeakneM of toev I mur hilila, Jliiaieaii—. 

ftJCT'TtLroetarKtBoraueaelii tbetaSeZ 

V INCLOSUR 

Burial Vanlts, Grave Covers 

All kid f O 

M. MUoeT, piealdenla LbuUe Oocaoo: iraaao- 

rer, Leon Button; secretary, Mabel Bennett, 

yaehtntan'e AaeoclaUlnn. WUtoA WUIeta. 

bcealdenli Marat I **w«. seeretavy. AnnOal 

meeting wlU be held In Jons. . 

- -• —»BB»aaBD B»— 

J. W. tin, bsifedinr iaJ lr»frUir 

PETER MURDOCH. 

OO.AJL. and WOOD, 

OooanOity.N.j 

ip^^-^ 

. ... » ******** UIBVI Irvftfl 

All kinds of Cemetery Work 

Works at Pkasani villc N. J. 

Dr. W. H. Long's 

HtMt HunJly Vc«ct«W« 

RBMBDIBS 

, . JTof aaleat . .. ' . - 

AMOTrS MaJUUCr, Occaa Ctt/.at J 

No. 1O8 Market St., 

PMILABELPillA, 

RueFaillj GracfiflK. 

Briolr. TMyUig, Eta. 

All Work In Hason Uoe Promptir 

Atianded In- 

OOKAM OITY, N.«/. 

i&i&x£x teVt.-r>.' fe^'îJ^' 1 ^- 'V.-.-j -•"•-' - v ••;.!:•> •• "• •:•:••.:••'••;••',;-:•, 

^gKm%Wf9ifttji^ftiitKAmmm%mSimi^LiuijLiî^JLî'''''- '---•• ^^ -^l*-, 1 * U'l' 

and Lard. 

Wben par- 

In Weight 

rrom tbe be«C 

I. N. JOriNSON, 

PLUMBER. 

STEAM AND 6M FITTER. 

Repairing; a specialty. 

Bath Tubs and Plumbers' 

Supplies. -"' _~' ——•"-"- 

73O AsburyAveune. 

HEADQUARTERS FOR 

Beat Estate anff Insurance, 

coNvevANciNa/rrc., AT 

CHARLES P. LAKE'S 

. No. 811 Anbury Avenue. 

JOSEPH SUTTON 

BOURSE BUILDING ' 

CITV. N J. . 

OGKAN 

Conveyancing, Real Estate 

Insurance, Mortgages 

and Collections 

SamuelSohurch 1 

^-t-i^ REAL ESTATE : : : 

"^^~ AND INSURANCE 

701 isbdjjkit, Oceanftty.M, J. :: ,, 

CottaaM UBd UoariUnK.IIOailee for rent. 

Itnproved and unlutbroved.propertUM tor 

W.V Um 

QEO. 0. ADAMS & BHO, 

PUSTER1HG, RIHGE SETTING, 

UIOC LATOI6. BtC, ETC.. , j 

All Woim la Ma«oa line ' Promptly 

Attended To. 

R. R. SOOY A SON 

Restaurant and 

Lunch Rooms 

M. a BM) a taura Ttunn smn 

*H4ILADCLtH||ia, PA. ' 

CgS BCAS4MABL* 

HIOM aaADc BICATS) A 

Laoics- DIHiaia HSuiHuiwunoM 

JOSEPH M. COMOM 

Real Estate Agent 

PALERMO, .ti. J. 

I have a number of tot. lor. salt) at Ocean 

City; aotnevery ebeaponeM, and-tnany bar- 

gain*; a!ao a nuhiber of oottaipa, tar aaUi and 

rent In all partaet tDSolty. laieohavoeottuj 

fobl|l 

JACOB 8QHUFF 

THE P10NEEI BAKERY. 

charge.' Kothlnar delleered on Bunday. 

V) 

ltiifn'li llealeminlBaagea. 

• ,,,,., ::~,,,aasltMlBB>, -, .- : ;.- " 

Jobbing In all Uoe 

All aladeaf Btoeee sad naelerslaerlps. 

oodtlio floor was bare. Tbo man's 

face was drawn and gaunt, and wben 

he raised bis head bla eyes were very 

bright. ; . 

."Tlieao yenrsr he cried to the si- 

lence. "I'pur of them, dny after day, 

week after wcvk, always striving, al- 

ways laboring to express the thought 

which la In my brain, always Impotent 

because of poverty, always tolling 

through thrô Java that oa tbo fourth 

I may have models and materials for 

my great work! I feel the power with- 

in die,, bat I am helpless. Othem 

around me-wocceod. I envy them, and 

my envy strangles the lovely thing 

which I try to paint, and Ita features 

grow ghastly and hateful to me. If I 

could only finish this ono picture! But 

I cannot without hoars of work with 

costly models and many days of appli- 

cation which I most Bpcnd In earning 

my bread. -And the'Inspiration will 

not wait It fades dimmer wbllo I 

light on. If It passes, I am lost." 

Qo bowed bla head In bla hands 

again, nnd hla shoulders moved as 

though with BoliblUtr. ' • 

Just then • ujture.. white and shining, 

drifted dawn through tho open'sky- 

light and Blood bealdo him. Tbe paint 

er raised bis bead.. Be knew tbat the 

visitor was on angel, for he bad seen 

angels In his drenma. lie clasped bls~| 

handu qud knelt at tbo angel's feet, and 

tho tears were still en his face. 

The angel was looting at tbo canvas 

spread upon tbe easel. It was a Jom- 

ble of huge forms; for tbo.painter was 

to .represent upon It a great allegory 

of humanity entitled "The Triumph 

of Xlfe." "Why are you not at work J" 

tbe stranger . asked. Tho painter 

strefbed bl» arms wide with a de- 

spairing gesture. It was hopeless and 

helpless. It meant want, desire, pov- 

erty, agony, supplication, all blent Into 

one. • • ' ; 

The angel regarded him pitifully for 

moment "I have a master," he said, 

"in -whose nailery are tbe models of all 

the greatest works of the world.. 

Nothing.la missing. I have come to 

give you hU invitation to paint In It" 

Tbe painter -lifted bla bead eagerly. 

There was a question upon bis race. 

"It la a wide gallery," the angel went 

on, "with four wings. In these wings 

have, sat fill the great artists of all 

times to do tfadr labor. In It they 

havo tecelved tbelr flrat Inspirations 

from tbe great art: Ideal of which they 

Were the Interpreters. There Michael 

Augclo brought bla rough stone to set 

free Ita angelic forms; there came Bee' 

thoven, Itn baraioules of form and of 

color hymning themselves to hint In 

splendid music Thither camo Raphael 

to gaju> upon tbe glorious hues and In 

tbe peace and beauty of- Its aisles to 

point the delicate loveliness of tbo 

Christ child. In. Its alcoves tutt KeaU 

and Shelley, gazing till Ita various 

beauty rang from their soujs Into a 

full and fragile voice of uong. There 

they framed those sweet hdrmoule* 

which, unheard, were swetter. All 

these nieu have learned u this gfesi 

gallery. Today the masters sit In It 

working' and striving 1 to Interpret and, 

hi giving- their' all .to the world, to 

show to those to whom admittance hi 

forever denied, becsase they have not 

the.seals to apptvclats this art, a little 

portion oT tbe enduring beauty or tbe 

collection."; . V. 

I have never, heard of this gallery,** 

sold the painter. 

"Tru*," M|d the BflgeL "You have 

been «oo>b,uiy with this great painting," 

Ue touched tbe ca»el as be spake. 

Tbe paluter bung; bis bead. "I am 

not at." be sold, "to kit with thcae 

great artists. I would better work lon- 

ger here." , • . 

"Not BO." said the angel geutly. "You 

havo the- will to do. The candle Is 

horning In your souL" 

. Tbei painter's lips moved alleatly, but 

the angel understood him.- "Take me 

with you totbls gallery," be-was any- 

Ir' 

[tho nntcul, "Hie soft colors nnijl clear 

[tints whlcli liolonc to ob opniia'c mcill- 

' nro." Ho nnrliiKl out hi. band'anil 

drew In a cllnililnjt rom> that bad rench- 

ed to the cnmnicnt. "WHO anytblDs;, 

moro'exqnlaiu>J?.hd said.' Tlion. softly 

and carefully lent It sbould brush.off 

Its petals: against the robgh *" " 

ledge, ho. bent It back to Its 

asalrut tbo Bray-wall.' 

"Closo yonr pyoa," tlio ttnecl Bald.' '*t 

will show yon the second wing 1 ." The 

pointer felt himself 1«] to the south 

window. "Mow look,'-'said'hla guide. ; 

A. stronBo xhonite hod come over the 

landscopo In that Bhort inoroont 

mellower flush softened-tbo follag-.r- 

tho' trees' and deepened tbo hoes of 

tho blosseuis. Tho sky Itself bod a 

stronsur and moro vivid bluo. Tn this 

callory." sold tho nnjccl. "are nothlns 

but oils. Tbls Is wlierc Itoaa' BonherJi 

painted. Xook across to tbe nail and 

you will soo tbo charging, wblto maned 

heroes of tho 'Uorso Fair' and bear 

tbelr nolglilug. Playlns tbcro on the 

post road are tho gamins of Mario 

Bashklrtscu*. Hero are all the. land- 

Bcopea tbat were oven-spread on can- 

vas. Today ttioro ara scents of calm 

and quiet; tomorrow my Ifastcr will 

cloud bis sky, bond bis trees and tiblp 

bla hedges with a great wind In order 

that thoso.puplla who wish, may have 

for model tbe gloom and tho storm."- 

' With .a Bestare tbe nngcl bade the 

painter close his eyes .a second time 

anil led him to tbo cost window". When 

ho opened tbcm there bad coma another 

subtle change on tho world without. 

- ' i • • • ^ ^ ' ' 

POWER OF IMAQINATION^ 

A Dâsal«t'e llorr• or rlovr 1 It Worked 

"The power of' lmaBlna«o«.""fcaia a 

•Kew•York' droBBlst.'"is past compr*- 

henslonl Not lori«r alnco • 'domestic' Iq 

the employ ot a ptomlneot family 

cams lnto.ttiQ,atqr l t b t l U 

lt Qtqra nisrtiatibsste. 

a, .prpscrlQtlon. Wb|ch -cÛcd for,, fwd 

grains of niqrphlne In two oynccfl qf, 

aqua. n'ara—tliat'In, dlstlllajl wntcr—th( 

accompany Inf' illrcctlori' rba'dlng,"' *jl 

teaspoonfnl every 1 Boor'antll the'Mlt 

Is d)Iayi«i'''Tb'e patient 'tor' whom It 

and' wisps pf vnBrnnt, motley.' leaves 

danced alone tbe paths. Tim great trees 

were bare, nnd In tbe network which 

their stripped, complaining; branches 

laced the wind Hindu a somber singing, 

"In this wins'," said'tbo nogc.l. "are 

my Master'8 etchings. Heru are silhou- 

ettes of forests against a steel sky. 

Hero nro stretches'of Uarrcti scocoast 

with lonely dunes- Here ara desolate 

country hotiacK by bleak ways. Here 

are all tbo sad and sober shadows of 

the pencil/' . 

Again tbe angel badd him dose hto 

eyes and Hung tbo north window open. 

Tliu> time a further chance, the great- 

est of nil. appeared. Tbo painter' 

could scarce repress a cry of. delight, 

for ho wns looking out upon o world 

of sculpture. Sort snow had marbled 

tbo dimpling surface of street and 

fleld ond Binoothed tho harsh outlines 

Into grace, stilling tbo sparkles of tbo 

distant river.-It bad turned tho con- 

tour* ot tho faraway lillls.ln tbo 

curves of mountain maidens and giant 

warrior*. It 'was as though some 

great white vision bad como wbllo the 

earth slept to toocb all tbat waa bare, 

aU that was ugly, all tlutt waa without 

charm, and dream It Into loveliness. 

Tho' painter drow n long, doo» breath 

aud threw hack his beat] with u pecul- 

iar gesture. There won a new light 

upon hla face, nt wbleb tlio augel 

omlkHl.JUo aeatcd himself anil dropped 

Ills facq Into bis bunds. It was BO 

great and marvelous! . ' 

Wliea be looked up. tbe angel was 

•one. Ho started to bis feet. The 

tears wero wet upon bis 1 face "A 

beautiful dreoW- bo uald. "A 1 beau- 

tiful dream." Ho looked at tbo can- 

vas spread upou tbo euselfor a mo- 

ment smiling at It, but not bitterly. 

Then ho went to the window and look- 

ed oat upon tbe spring. The climbing; 

roso was still there, a llttlo redder, a 

llttlo moro sweetly perfumed.,a llttlo 

higher- and stronger upon Its stalk. 

He reached out a, linger anil drew It 

Into the embrasure of tbo window. 

"It -was a. beautiful dream," bs sold. 

But It was not a dream after all, for 

an hour later tbe door bcLInd him 

opened very-softly and the augcl.come 

In. £to did.not speak, but went close 

behind where 1 tbo painter worked and 

looked over bis shoulder. Tlio great 

design of tho "Tbo Triumph of Life" 

was blotted out, and low down In the 

corner of tbe huge -canvas a little spot 

of color was growing and taking 

shape. 

He waa painting tho climbing rose. 

Then tho autfel smiled to blmsclf, 

Passed out through tbo door noUtelesuly 

sad was anno.—Atlanta Constitution. 

lack of nervous ueuralght. u : 

, âw,. .It so- happened, that tbo fam- 

ily physician Wbo had written tbo pro* 

scrlptlon was behind tbo counter when 

the! mdssengcr arrlyed.'bavlng? dropped 

In. cs was-bis wont, on the way* to but 

Office. Wbllo t Was putting np'tbepre* 

gcrlptlon Wd chatted and laughed: and 

JokcU and passed tbo time of day. aa 

only, profcBslojaal uieu are capable of 

dolour. I tilled tUo bottle, corked II 

carefully niid labeled It properly, and 

When tbo rctrcntlutf form of tbo do- 

mestic bad disappeared out ot the 

store door returned to my companion' 

able 1 physician visitor. As 1' did BO i 

saw to my amaxoment-the two grains 

of morphluo reposing opon tbe pre- 

BcrlptloD Bcalrat,. . , . , ,-.\ii 

' "'Dpctor.'j I ciocqlated, Tvo given 

tbat. girl nothing but distilled water. 

Tbo morphine Is here; look at It What 

SIRM WITHOUT WINGa ANO BIHD3 

WITHpof 18ONa 

Tbe PeBgralai I« ei DliroV Taerl 

-.«««•: Swlaae.' Irat i D o m e r ^ 

'nisei TJIX C«wlta|s Veiater TaanAtB>ei 

Birds wltnont wlnfis'nro 

Mew : Zoalandana 

tnats'aro madotof the featbere of tho 

..I^^W&SrW&i; 

.d that It always mined In 

Verona. As witb Verona BO'It hu been 

toi.b the deai-rta of tbo globe. Tbo 

great Australia .desert shrinks every 

year It Is bettor known. On the pro- 

sqmed dt'sort land of a lifetime ago* the 

fluent «h»vrt In the world are noW rais- 

ed. Tho iliwrt was mapped ob hasty 

generalUationu on lusul&X^nt umples. 

So It wan with tho American deserts. 

Bo it la with llie Asiatic dMerts. Bo It 

Is with the African degertc'ttfty, 

years ago the map of tho Bdbaira show- 

ed an unbroken stretch of sntad. The 

map of today shows a tract of country 

With patch*, of adUd, but diversified 

*lth bllla atul wuU'f cottnMHt and event 

In plac** con4l>llus of llabt. airy park 

bud. with wldwiuvud grassy tracts In- 

t t d villa forvat—JflSchaoge. . 

8TALKED BY VULTURES. 

Wblle.B Man Waa TraJlln«t m' Back 

o«»t»nW(likU l«r* Hve 

as secluded, as Bafu from mokittatlon. 

did their anceatpra In pre-Adaniite 

Oajs—ttju vlslbk) ou treu UUuk. on 

beatfitt jpsmo path' aud on tho yloldins; 

day at the drinking places by the bar- 

ryjiuj stream. Eferu a belt of mod uinr 

feet from the ground 'shows that an 

elephant' has rubbed 'bis' Itching back 

against tho rough barlr of a tree, and, 

see,' coarse hairs aru sU|l •ticking In tbe 

aardoned day. TUerw A king iham 

•cratcli rvpcu ted' at. rogulox kitervsla 

marks the. pAssing. of • a.: vhloocvroe. 

Qertf again is the -pad tnsxkr of a tigerv' 

barely an hourokLaadthe-pitted tracks 

Qfiieor of alii shwat and vartotlea aor- 

tound tho deeply punche 

tn «ba> fooUtan* of. .Raweaaa* aTa«ae 

A well known physician, advance* 

the theory that the dUtrosfllog soasa- 

tloo of tuiuseo hn^ Its seat In the brain 

Bod not (n tho stomach and tbat relief 

(nay.' Ibe,obtained, by: cooling, the. bdso 

of tbo brain. . U* claims, toriiavei tented 

this Oftvn aud tboroaghly In tbtscaso 

of: blcW beadflebe, .hlllpaa coUc. cholera 

taorbus nod other lib} U» which nausea 

I* A dlstresslDg: syutptotn: without a 

Blngla! failure: alao'.that.lbo.otaca.re- 

Ueve* they natue*' resattlna;' rrotn can- 

cer of the stomach by tho application 

of. Ico to the. back of tho u«ck aud 

Oodpltal IKJIIC. The lee hi to b« broken 

and.the bits plactdi between the fold* 

ef a tow**.' Hellef maybe obtataed 

by holding tbe'nead'over a sink or'tnfc 

and pourlna- a small stream of water 

on the. nerkv-Tnls Is worth 

bl* Wi 

baring as-'a : r«Ue«'for sick besjUcte, 

to which'so' many kre' subject,—BocJ> 

nhay Is ao>'Immense city."witli 

L_'..n._ -.I. • ... .-•-•-•y»ie 

^ l y H n f B l J i l a a > r 

soundings and this has started the) re- 

'port'that .'another 'senrch/'wrt'to! be" 

muda for this : burled treasure,. Wo 

kk N b 

moxo eaccriy aought for than that of 

tbo old Hussar. .„• ,''),v, . , Vi'.,^" •' 

Many wrccklnff paroles have*'been • 

orgaubsed to bunt for It aid, much ' 

money has been *pent an these »t- 

toinpts,.' FVirco pamns, divers and bit 

dnMlgerB have been Used hi;this work. . 

njid Ha soon as dne conrpany bssifaleed -. 

auvtlier. lusbeeoîrganlsed. to.toM It 

up. Pieces. or., wreckage, '(have,.;been.,.'.' 

found, nu

'^^î0^:;Êsnm^ 

Nothing will enable us 

MILLER ACT VOID. 

to do Ibis so much as moderation. 

_rnnmn> Ann Poammp Evaar TSCTUWI 

todolblssomaob u moderation. A 

taste fur confectionery, for •tblellos. for 

novel reading for gay eoclelyn f 

Bm^mmmn 

jf.-; 1 ';--; 

1 

menta In local columns, 10 oflnta 

b Insertion Monthly a n d l 

..Auwnuvmrau in local columns,idoenta 

per line, each Insertion. Monthly andjrearljr 

nice furnlsHed on application. ; 

Job work- promptly dons by expsrlenoMI 

s a n d a . ' " / . ' . . ••, . - ; : . . . . . • ••• • •••..• . • 

THTJB8DAV. APRIL 25.1S01 

Knteredat the Poat-ofllceatOceaaCltyvN. 

^ as second olaasmau matter* ' ; •• ,• ' 

. ....»u«.j,iui siiuieiics. lor 

novel reading, for gay society—none of 

them In themselves to be wholly repre 

sented—by excessive Indulgence wear 

themselves out., aud leaver*. 

I pslurai lo bear. 

__. ,_«..,, .u unu. «or ineir danger 

lies lex ID tbelr positive Injury than In 

tbelr tendency to crowd out other and 

more permanent satisfactions.''.;,' Where 

sweets or dainties are used Immoder- 

ately ibe appetite tot •. wholesome (bud 

declines; where athletics absorb the 

•i,»i>»* —*.—*-• —.-i«:'i- '- 

In the Atlantic county, court it May's 

uandlnv- • Mouday, JudgeEndleolt dis- 

e.>!•"-' -•••^ - - 

,» —... ywywi is MSS1 SCC1HH1* '. It* 

list la not padded, with deadheads to 

•jsr^âlofc-.'—eî-**-*^-'" '' •''• ! - •• ' ' 

IT'S about time to begin' to flftare on 

(be length and 

bathing suit. 

breadth of the 1801 

-^Tî i w "«« .wsfHKi 1 inajro 1 tuel - - -—— •»«»«uin«a ui giwi—,'.--. wuiHiuHiiHi oy llieeuuits. itl | "S fcllvllln »oHscnv«rps,ana.anenieriainlii 

student, menial work beromeadUtaaie-r yMr ' r . . . says thai Ibe legislationIs vicious In ItsIf" 3 ol W««hin«lon. 

l ^ w h j r ^ ^ 

ling and Instructive conversation Is de- 

stroved; WIIAM niw.1 .M»-.I«I..-_: .• L: 

nniAEBs;. 

S. B. SAMPSON, 

(Jontraotor and Quildcr, 

O. -JP. MOOKE 

Architect'. ".Builder, 

'AND 

mii$i 

ml 

fell 

• A'raii.'•' showers don't make May 

' flowersany more. Tbelr principal pro- 

duct Is dlsastroua Inundations. - ' 

; - IT cxwra a little more to advertise In 

'the8ENTINBI. than lu a paper with- 

out circulation, but then tbe s/lver- 

. User gets something for! his money. 

: T/Hfe.-State authorities are slowly 

• Waking up to the Important subject of 

..-water pollution., Governor Voorbees 

and several of bla advisers bad a con- 

ference on Saturday to consider tbe 

'" subject of calling an extra-session of 

' the legislature to deal wltb tbe notori- 

ously fofil Passalo river arid Its water 

supply, but adjourned without action 

a m i —• 

kind may be moat wisely Implanted in 

earlier year*. 

Charles. Browu, adultery, (200 flue !•»«. and adds that the Illleof the act, 

and IruprUoumeut uulll It Is paid. If'uot absolutely false, Is at' least m(a- 

CarrfeW«lBou.cbsrg —• '••-••- B ~' -*""" "'" 

ay,May 

* tour uX 

— , .««, »uu jy. *u« oauiiaracn roo- 

I bery, two years, each aeutence to beglu 

at tbe expiration of the oue before It. 

' iH *'•— ——« •- • - w 

In Ibe flr.t case Chsrlea Brown and 

cators, or ambitious parents or stern 

moralists would like to do, U to rob life 

of Its most natural Joys and cbsrms 

and some of Its moat bleesed memories. 

Jbetthem be cheerfully admitted and 

fully provided for; only let at prepara- 

tion also be begun for others that may 

Ttwo^d ta" 

wholesome exercise for any of us to 

*--' " " our likes and dis- 

—rtrvt •"" ~»j«uiuea wunout actlod. wholesome exercise I 

8U1I. the factthat they a,e thinking of blJ oeenBiouMy, 

Ihematter is enconraglug. It permits mn.tM*mm\u*Uoa. Bo they corre- 

the towns and cities wblcb depend on Bpond with our needs and our welfare? 

q^ Tassalp to hope for belter water j^we InstlncOvely and from preference 

sometime, \ ___• ; choose the b-tter. and refuse Ihe woneT 

FOBEST Ores have begun early to take 

he-iyy toll of the Boutb Jersey woods; 

and whj(e the du-ect pecuniary damage 

' from such vleltallona may be compara- 

tively little, the Indirect and nobsequebt 

- • •loss to tbe community cannot be calcu- 

lated In terms'of current coin. Soulb- 

.ern New Jersey would be little more 

,thanitbroad, barren sand spit If the 

' "plney woods" anould be destroyed, 

jet tbe coimnuolty"dr If6T to ward this 

choose Ibe b-tler.aud refuse Ibe woraeT 

Are we eagerly reaching but' to grsap 

.that wblcb cornmabdsour revpect and 

deserves our honors? lOr do we secretly 

like certain tblniDi- which we cannot 

openly approve? Do we dislike Ibe 

faults to wblcb we are prone, enougli to 

undertake their educallou? Nolhlug 

cab reveal to us our own character so 

clearly as auch a reviewof our likes and 

dislikes. Mr. Lecky In his recent book, 

'•TheMspofilfV'ssys: 

,._...»,U>IIOIIICU roraauiiery, 

the cbarge*being pressed by Samuel 

Watson, the huabaud of tbe woman, 

with whom be had Uot lived for 

months. All the parties are colored, 

and live In Allautlo City. The crime 

occurred In the fall. . Tbe evidence was 

clear' and. the 'Jury convicted both 

prisoners.' . - • . 

Theodore Bryant, a colored man iu- 

dlcted by the September grand Jury, 

lenlered a plea of guilty of an iuuaull 

entered a plea of guilty of au i 

and battery upon George Turner. 

ant was Oned 920.' 

J 

l 

Bry- 

WM 

life! 

were of no material value-or account 

._...«»»»» mauiim, ' 

It Is a very common thing to treat 

>ur likes and dlsllke» as trivial things 

inuo|vbig no Important Issues and. 

therefore, enforcing no special responsi- 

bilities. Let a man cultivate tbe 

' virtues and establish a good character, 

It la said, and he may trust his likes 

an'ddbdlkes to take care or themselves. 

Bucfj an estimate, however, shows but 

little knowledge of the spring* of eliar- 

•eter. It hi as If one should stand and 

admire a noble river as It flows along 

with Irresistible force, aud then; fol- 

lowing It up to its head, should des- 

pise as of no Importance- the tiny 

. ,m mo (rear, majority oi casea.mtlmauiy 

domlnaU.. Certain tbuiis will always be In- 

tensely pleasurable and certain otbar Ihlnxs 

Indifferent or re reliant, sod tills ms«nettatn 

Joseph Love, a Pleasant' Mill* lad, 

was tried for crlmlual assault upou 

Maggie Adams, a girl uuder sixteen 

years of age. He was convicted add 

promptly sentenced' by Judge Eudl- 

cott to. two yesra'-lmpriaonmeut aud. 

I Bned IS0O. Application for a writ of 

error was at once made by Ibe hul'ii 

counsel. The extreme penalty for Ibis 

crime Is Ofieeu. years' Imprisonment, 

but Love Was fortunate. In gelling a 

— rj "'" for mercy from the 

first drawn was applicable to all' third 

and fourth-clawi cities. It would have 

I applied tdOape May City, Woodbury, 

Salem, Millvllle, AtlautloOiiy, Beverly, 

Gloucester and a score ol other place*. 

but such a storm of opposition wus 

[ aroused that a provlno waa inserted ex- 

empting from IIH provision i all such 

cities a» then bad excise b uirds. - 

Beuator Kvano, however, did uot 

waul Ibe courts to say wlielberllceiiaia 

should be granted iu Atlantic Olty, 

and bad an aiuendoieut .reported 

by tbe seuale committee exempting 

cities of over 13,000 luhubllauls. Theu 

[ Benator Stokes discovered that the act 

would apply to Millvllle, where there 

has uot been a liquor license for twenty- 

five years. He Intilsled ou . another 

ameuduueot exempting from thLpro- 

vlslons of the act cities of oveTOOOO 

agents, and will eover a period or five days. 

An- experienced obaporon. wboee enpiicbi' 

oluinie wjll be iineifcorted ladles, will accom- 

pany tbe trip throughput. Round-trip tick- 

els.Voverlng. transportation, carriage drives, 

and hotel accommodations, will be sold at 

the eitretneiy low xateof S2f, from Now Yorh*. 

92i from Traoton, %gi from Philadelphia, and 

proportionate rates from other points. 

For Itineraries 'und.full lnlormutlon apply 

totlokotuuunta; tonrlst agont, 1100 llrosdwuy 

Now York; 1 Court street, Brooklyn; 7HI 

llroad nlrtwl. Newark, N. J.;.or addrau) rlolon or tuetttb* l*im > i'oiiiii|04list«Nlault«oliitoiiinootbn«mor •urAuM*. Ihuii prcventliw 

tbolmltfiiiftntof mrroilliiir IUIIuwiPr*mil] Wllb tb0 I » ^^ * 

.._.»•; wunsoa tniuo; lo treat I majority or men It tnalnly dcisrmlnea con-C*- Hklllman. Rev. H. H. Bodlnv, Mr*. 

obir likes and dislikes BS trivial things. Idnot. ' - IW. A.' Hpencer, Bophle Carlson; Mis. 

in.,»i..y C|(y. T u VliwUm 

wod, Miss B. N. Keuible, Mlllville; 

W. £. Mauey, 8r., and Wile, .W. K, 

Uassey, Jr., city; Jack" Meyer, T. 1), 

Dehcr, New York: L. U. Fal.lamb; 

Wllmlnirtou. Del. . 

Ocean-City Houae: David Miller, 

eorge Bpauldl WII 

ARCHITECT 

Bourse Building: 

EIOHTH STREET AND ABBUHV AVENUE 

Ocean City, N. J. 

ALLEN SCU^L 

C o n t r a c t o r i B f c 

poadents. 

Hammoaton. 

Harvey King, a pupil of the gradu- 

ating class of the high school, on 

Mouday, April 15 laat, lost hla voice tui 

he could uot speak' above a u bisper, 

aud-was obliged to leave uchixil. HIH 

ajnicliou puzzled tbe physlulaus, uu 

otherwise he was lu gitoi health. IJ« 

went to work uetllug typ*) hi Ihe fckiiilh 

Jersey printlugonice, aud Friday ulglil, 

when be Was palil hla wsgeJ by Editor 

Hityt, lu tue.astiinlshtmiutor hlniwlf 

aud otbern.au he tried to thank his 

employer for the niouey, bis vulo) re- 

eoa Central Avenue 

OCEAN CITV, N. J. 

• Uulldlniis erected by contract or day. 

ruliy aiundixi lo. 

JOHN MARTS 

tikHVVKCrtVUKU OV 

SCREEN FRAMES £H 

. Window and Door Frames . 

•UU-WEST AVENUE. BCtOW TEOTM STUET 

OCXXN CITV, U. JT. 

HcrttllHuwlt l 

Hcr 

tloa.' 

CTV, U. JT. 

tllHuwlntf unh.> they are born wltb us, Ingrained 

wblebareproducUveofevU. True we 

•A bora with (endencle* In one or 

. another direction which we 

Tba First NaUanaT Bank- of Cape 

May, capital |2S,000. will ' ' 

u day« 

ness Juce 1. At • meeliug of- Ihe) 

T*k« the wry sunniest ibnn of like* 

•ndduaikes, thaw wblcb relate to eat 

In*. Children.ofien •hem very 

«T, SJ i by * 

tdrtlojjato raUM nojA f^tf.^^ tK?lnt y ;' 

Toe I'Sttanaylvanla BÛAMd oomtwny oow 

Mrales two throusb tjralua eacb way dally 

etween Pbllsdclpbla nlll f 

i>(ws»esi iwo ibroucb trains eacb way dslly 

between Pblladdpbla, BslllmoN. Wusblu«- 

tda. and Knrt*fo. 

too, sad Biiflslo, 

«»~ •"• *'"«M« MO wujijim 

Koreross,M«y-a landing rjeorge M, 

Heudrlcks, K*ypoH,N. J.S I),. We*v 

Ohureb. Lewi* 

^ ' : : • • : • • 

-Eight 0oltaftea.furalflb6d 

in 

fcvor a "hsblt which tnsy~«uuii 

trouble. Be will flod 

, ei* 

y A building 

central loralloo. 

. .^»^-»».«i—rjgnr.ounsjr«.furululied 

•dduufuruUbed.iaootoVSfOO.' £lwond 

,Allen. ABU andTreuloo ave , Plilla. If 

not sold, wijl be for rent. 

fOH 8*MM-i30, A U«sou * Ham, 

Jin organ lu good condition. Apply at 

VdUHO-Engllsh Setter. Owuer s|.' 

yto Joseph Clark, BeesleyVf Polui 

... . _^-«....r orey ill fiHB' 

ded, Uondaj*. .|be api>llc»llou of (he 

ally of AlUutlo Oily vu. the Allsullp 

Oily Railroad. compauy (or uu lujun'cr 

tlou to restralu tbe cooipsuy from 

. - . bulldiug trauiks uorth of lh« IliorougU- 

WlUL. PAVKU a* low. as tliree cents fare was brought up, uud, ou bebsJf ul 

per piece. A tow remnants of blauks, oouniwl for Ibn dty, Ihe auu was ad. 

5£$£~ZZ? JMSSTT,? 1 ** 1 Joumedtortwow^s «>- '- 

ply to Joseph Clark, 

and prove property. 

tter. Owuer s|. 

BeesleyVf Polui, 

receully enacted by clly couucil. At a 

tn&Ulug Thursday ulgbt Ibe Dus Meu'x 

awutclalloo adopted a scale of rales 

euiirely at Variance with those council 

bus established to protect visitor* 

against extortion. 

Colonel Jsmea R Hbanuon, for many 

years manager of tbo Csrrolllou Hotel, 

Baltimore, aud the Blue Mouululu 

House, ou tba Blue Kldge mouutuiu, 

In Maryland, but who baa of Into con- 

ducted the Eutaw Hotel, Bullloiore, 

died suddenly lure Huii'lay uorulug of 

heart trouble. Ueuuo, out if not, be 

lj»nd«avor to so modify the tindenpy 

t It .mavnot tm •» i«-~...._. 

?4«t< so modify the tendency 

It Biay not be an Inconvenience 

mbarnut b bl 

ay not be an Inconvenience 

barnuament b> blm Ibrqugb rife. 

. . taapost*nt ihuiCB. w*w 

e^>e(«. da^sand 

Z£2Z\ * °* 

•Mw.w.avss.orKDouiuoasa. Vorseoam. 

modaUona at WlUarts aajant.MetropolUiut 

or Kaltori,! U^MjilLa, iSIMSJTS 

^ 

. Vard and OKloa I 

Cor. 13lh Stmt ail Hares bum 

Leonard Krauss & Co. 

ELECTRICIANS 

3EVENTH ST., AND HAVEN AVE, 

BRIO K 

V. O. B. OCEJiU CltV, at the 

followlua- price*: 

\ No. I Dark Uurds ut »J-V) far llioiuuuul. 

No. 3 II«rda at U7JJ0 twr Hiotuaixi. 

Hslmoo st nu.i n»* "— • 

StOCk (New) 

Soda Fountain 

(New) 

everything new 

rkfiAN CITV. N. JL. 

.•.ywioVo«..u,.i 

year, aud 

They are ahead o 

lit Ilurdrf utautf t>er iliouutnd 

HJman at VI.7.', per Ihouiutitl. ' 

Itouyh IJurd* or Kllubom 

Addreui, 

ut 86.7^ per 

W. MJ FORT 

M. Roads bland ib«oM 

u 

''••j. 

% 

i^M 

S. B CONVER . 

Sanitary Plumbing 

us, Gtifuiud tui cma iMni6 

g flUAl*. VCNTILATINO 

F. J. SMITH 

ID a 

Ms°materiaJ, I ton rUKJi CnsUr^-0at yacht, '£! ft, 

1050 Asbary I ksel, rigged tip tot winter and summer 

T ^^ÎK. Apply to William B. tUancbiU. 

few days. 

Respectfully,. 

W. W. CHAI,FANT, 

The U. T. D. D. and p. o. M. I 

LATEST FALL STYLES 

YELL 8H*Pr_ Ir 

SHOES.. 

IN 

(oticcuoru w. C.wuillli & (kuis) 

Contractor and Builder 

And iiemlerlo 

Building Materials 

Lumber, Millwork 

and Brick 

MI and U*t lino at Men's, VewM 

Hox-' Cl«uil>i( sinsl Varai 

Ui on Toano wiywtuin Id Ib0 eauol. 

. dud tlutt ^.xus va 

buying, we eu adrryoa 

l^»Mi moa^y*" fco yod wlJl dud tbmt on 

our fcyftedt oi OMUI buy lair. w« eu ol 

you «*»»••>"' "•-•'— " * 

mtmtatmm* 

)Dty, and aa 

bal Sir tba 

at wlos lo 

tXtt ya 

pEST UADB SHOES FOR 

MEM and WOMKW 

VABO AND 

Fourth 8t &r.d Haven Avo. 

OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

& i 

ssoaln«. B«4^ 

ot 

our prliîi MlUi tboM of 

Uuua Uu MMd why We. 

lotBKj, and or our o« y«*K. 

4itjr oavnt mtv ulwdy* 

tloa (Uiuauthl or 

will meet ID-regular session to-morrow 

evening. 

Kx-Counvlluiaq Harry Headley Is 

N 

y y 

palutlng hla cottage on Ninth street, 

nearGentrsl avenne. --'•JJ J '••••''. •'> ".• 

Robert t>her,la. having bis building, 

at the coriier of Beventb slreet aud Ao- 

buryMeuu«j|alnted.< :,-'...-;(....'. 

TbB ntad' l wbo I gries around looking 

for trouble dou't have to. take a ttle- 

scope along jwlth him. 

• Joseph Button has purchased Alfred 

W» Bmlthis-hoose and lot on Central 

avenue, above Fifteenth utreet. 

. J. G. Bucherand w|fo, of Narbertb,' 

P*s., were eujoyIng the seashore breezss 

here several days the put-week 

. Mrs. Kva Cbsraplon has returned to 

her bwpe In, ibis, city afteC.spending 

the.wlhter innntna In Philadelphia; . 

Arthur N. Taylor, of Philadelphia, 

has p'urohswdqii'iie'B' number of lots 

In this city within a few Weeks pant. 

Charles Malhew*. Jr.,/of Philadel- 

phia, was In this cltv aevertt] days last 

Common council convened lu regiilar 

session on Friday evening, Preaideut 

Lakti loê-ebatr. 1 ,-')' ••' ) J '^ : -"» ! { 

AI' niembera wer p t 

week in the Interest of 

Ings. 

O»Jutiactor Allen 8ci»l' 

Ity bold- 

^ i ' • • 

force.of 

rlck'd 

Fifth 

workmen engaged on J. 

cottage, -Centrai: aveuua,-; 

atrMt.',.' 

Itav: Hv H. J3od_lne, of; 

• former woll^mowu resident, waa 

here oo ThMindsy renewing old ac- 

quailutsnces. ••'' • . 

. Robert Bradahaw has rentled and 

taken occupancy of .Jiîph' Button's 

cottage on Central avenue, below Four. 

trenthstreeL - . . . 

Harrjr Bonard aud family, of Oer- 

roanluWD.Wereguislsof Mrs. Buzxard's 

parenU, this .clly, during the latter part 

of last wevlc.. , '. 

£». Hsny. qbandtor, ur VtneUad, 

who baa been having bki W«wl#y ave- 

nue cottage re|iahlled,.Waa down over 

Thursday ulgbt. • 

Tbe Ocean -City House and Hlgu 

Painting company Is 'painting Frank 

B. Schneider's place of business, Asbury 

avenue, bear Ninth slrvet. 

Csplalu J. I>. KbsrbSch, of Plilladel- 

pbls, lias been occupying hla cottage, 

aimer First street aud Haven avViiue, 

several days tbe past week. 

\AJ1. ntembers. were present, exeunt 

'jfjouûcllnjan Haud, who Is still 111. 

V Tbe loloutef) of Ilia mbellugu'lieia on 

April lOaud I7were read and approved. 

On motion of Councilman William- 

son the rules were suspended aud uew 

buulnras taken up. • > | r • ; 

Owlug to the passage of the ttiitU 

spring election bill by Ihe late legls- 

lature, extending tbe ,. lerrpii of city 

ufllclulauuiU the January rollowliiKlliu 

expiration of.tbulf term of onive^ aud a 

later 'declslou, by Attorney /General 

Grey to the ullect that said law did nut 

In any way.refer to boards of educallon, 

the teriUM uf Ibiyee memueru of our 

board—Messrs, U. T. Abbott. JU. M. 

' leand R. H.ThoVu—had expired. 

A letter was read from Htate Bunerlu- 

tendeiit llaxter, In which lie said that 

"sectiuii 83 of the'schuol law an arai;iid- 

od at t|ie last sesslou of the legislature 

provides that vacancies lo boardu of 

education, tbe members of which are 

selected ' In - accordance with local 

charters, shall be tilled, lu tlie manner 

provided lu said charter."' He further 

cited, the Reetlou, ahapter and year 

Kovernlug ourcaae, which placed tho 

Ulllugof vacancies with council. Ac- 

cordingly council, ou nio'llou, wtut 

Into tlie appolnlnmutuf three muuj- 

bcni of the board ol education. The 

retiring nienibers^-Dr. B. T, Abbott, 

ex-Postmaster II. Howard.' Thorn and 

Assenibtymuu ti. M. Creme—were 

unanimously appointed. '. 

Tlie street committee reported u. list 

of sidewalks hot .Hanged, Ibo wuorn 

thereof having beeu uotlllwl tu do Ibe 

work but liad neglected to attend to II. 

The stinie oomrulttee repoited' the east 

side of West avenue, between Ninth 

and Kleveuth atreelB, lu bad shape.. 

The electric llglit-at BlKth Htreet and 

Haven aveuua was ordered . dlncou-' 

lluued. 

Fire plugs were ordered to be plarwd 

aa followfc: one at Tuutb and AVvnley; 

two on CVnlrul aveiiui.', between Tenth 

intl Thirty-fourth streets; and Iliu 

ueoesHary oiie« below Thirty-fourth 

or bwnsrs of any Lulldina'wFo •bulI*bss|other proggr.olllfltrKîâiiM«ri» U* 

r^coajtyof twqnur^llprs^f^r.saî day 

of mich~coiitlnfi4Ml noglcei or renisals pro- 

.yl^led ^h»t iMluro uny penalty Is forfeited or 

SCHOONER CAPSIZED. 

tuwoiili«t- 

poned uutll Thursday eceuliiK, May 

SOth. 

Nelson B. Sooy ban so far recovered 

from bis reeeut Illuewi as to bo able to 

eome to Ocean City Mouday where 

couvalesenee. It U hoped, will be more 

rapid. 

- Hit W. E. Majuwy, who ban beeu 

•pending winu lime at. tbe home of 

her father, U. H. RudcllBe, lu Millvllle, 

relumed to her homo lu this city ou 

Friday. 

Alexander Bloau, Jr., of Fails of 

Schuylklll, fblladelphU, hiu tvuUd 

Or. J. (ls.rrisou's collage ou C'eotral 

avedtie, near Sixth utredt, fof the. eonv 

lag aeason. 

Mrs. Reeves 

• The street committee were liiutructcd 

to adverllw for bldj for KrmllnKi Kruvel- 

IIUK and curbing Seveutb aud Twelfth 

streelu from Wait avenue lo the buy'. 

Tlie proper ofllcerd were autlinrlwd 

to negotiate loau of $W00 lu autlclpa- 

tlini of 1001 taxes. • - 

A commuulcat|iiu from L. M. llc>ui, 

of Ibe EuterprUu) Telepbouo company, 

relative tu the cloHoueaa of wire* of the 

telephone and electrld light companlt» 

at cerlslu polubt, wus referred to "tho 

electric light company, tlie solicitor 

stating that it was out a mutter fur 

council's actiou. 

The. boardwalk committee - .won 

ordered to include iu tbelr advertise- 

ment au'itppKiacli at' Eleventh jitrtot. 

Proper onlcera were directed to 

execute u uole for $713, Interest payable 

ueml auuuully, on accouut of the An- 

bury aveuue improveriiiiul. 

Tbe property commltteii will look 

luto tbe matter of palulluir the fire 

house aud report at tbe uext ttteetluir. 

C'ouuelluiBU DarrnwH Introduced uu 

i to the bicycle ordiuauce, 

Which was accepted on first reading, 

fhbantetiduieut Diuked it unlawful to 

ride bicycles, etc., i,n the uldewalkx or 

buardwalku butweoii May IS aud Bep- 

tember 20. 

H. G. Bteelmau, It. H. Thorn uud J. 

W. Builth were apoolnlud u cummlttea 

to audit the accounts of tlie collector 

and treasurer. • • • 

AdJ lurued. • . 

curild added In our advertising columns 

thlH wyek. . • • • 

Mix. II.,11. Ky'llbtt uud son, or Phil- 

adelphia, aru «|>eiidlnK ukeumin In their 

on tVdtrul 'avenue, uoutb '« oni 

iuiiousllty; of'.muuloliiul ' '' 

HU.,,,, 

mgaioeRtsr.irelfeetUnl 

provemsuts; The ophilonrf werb >ht»it 

DjrJusllce8brini>r The nriiiclpal pile 

, 

town, N. J. She has a gross register ol 

017 touu, aud u net register of 518 tons. 

Hho IM 1-17.7 fdet loiig, US). feet wide 

and IS feet deep! Her value Is e*tin»- 

ted at about 135.01)0. 

The Ill-fated craft °WOM Thursday 

towed Into Delaware bay, and righted 

Itullritud Bletimtiblp 

herm-lf. 

The Paua'aiu 

compauy'» ultaiuer Clly of Wuubluglu ' 

lauded the crew of eight intu of Ibe 

Knowles at Hew York ou Tuesday. 

Tht> crew were picked upby Ihuuleouier 

Alliuiiue, of the uauie line, ixtuud from 

New Y'»k for Colon, on April '23. after 

the Hteaiuur had been In eollluloii wltb 

Tlie twenly«eveiilbii«rnl4o'nnal'c6bi 

vontlori Of the Ca|(d May'County Wo- 

man's Cbristlau TemiwrancB', tTnlni^ 

was held Iti.tlje Pint M. E. church, of. 

this clly, on Tliurwluy litat. Thenioru-' 

lug sessluu epmvoued at ,10.40 q'olook,' 

Mrs. K. lirlck, enmity president, of 

Ocean Clly, preHldiug. Sluglug opened 

the e'xerclsea, follow«d with prayer by 

Rev.. W. K. FlMher. The president 

gave a very lulereailuK talk, after which 

Mrs. Isabella Uemoresf, Blatorecordlug 

secretary, of Ololaler, N. J., addreused; 

the couvcutlou, duelling on tlie lack.of 

numbers In the uulous and ibe cause 

of failure' In Ibo absence of Mrs. 

Hteelmau, Mm. Iiydla Flick, pf Dennis- 

vllle, conducted I ho morning devotional 

exercises. • .' . 

•ITie following comrulttees were ap- 

pointed: llenblutlou—.MIsaAnu Chauj- 

plou, Tuckahoe; Mrs-Aitiarvln, Ocean 

City, and Mrs.' I. Demorest, Clolatur, 

N. J. Courto.y-MI-i.i.AIWB 

. J«rh 

bidder 

il u rMi 

contvuiil Is Hluuv4l 

by Clly Counull. 

Ooum 

y. d nation, uud 

tbmi wo plitdue our tuoMt iWltlifUl elforU for 

Its sappr«*slon.~—: ~ - 1 — 

Kvtiry act .that b 

tb« 

y .t lUm tb« 

proper obiHirv'uuod of tbu Hubbalb, every, 

tn'lnir whlub uo em|iloyu workers on luc 

ford's day as to prevent tlialr atU)ndunr« In 

bouse* of worship. oponM tbowayto Kreuter 

Mabbath deM^rl 

of tbe ui*i»; tlwr tu> It 

th« 

That tut cbruitlun Workers we de- 

precate umlprotwt uiialnat lbs runnlno'of 

trolley cars on tlW HdUuilli day any wuar« In 

tbls county. As a determined ellilrt ul 

In some.iuurteni to 

th Il .i trpreMont rueliilust 

the Inlqnltouif eunfiHm will bo r«turo«d to 

tbearuiy, 

H 

Oouiicm-rcsa 

nil bltlx. 

WIIil.IA'M K. WII.«il 

ItlCIIAUIt IL HTITKH 

AKTIIIIU l>. IIAItltllUW 

DulMlMyllUOl 

bo uucco.i.rii 

Halil bottil t 

< • • » 

rUjht K>rrjunt any or 

' 

1144 ASBURV AVCNUC 

Will opt-ll tin April *&. Or«U*r>4 will 

protnpt ultonllon; tuiilrirai-tlon icimru 

laundry rollectod und dt'llvtTi'tL — 

Get in the Swim 

—B—atlfy- ywir how*s.-Ortintnenl*l- nnd 

quick grawlliu HU AUK TmttU f 

•'bo'li. Urowlb Iimurc 

nnd 

e uiu> 

Addrt'iu, 

A. H. FISHER, 

. - Ocean City P. O.. 

The Alpha Employment Bureau 

leaves Now Yo» 

Beta^SSVa 

Uoloo Tnniftr 

Union Transfer com pa nj will eallha» and ' 

book UoBiBMts from hoislsaad riaW«nn»P ,-"• 

W. O. UKH 

ANDREW MARSHALL 

6oi S.Twenty-Second St. 

Philadelphia, Rau 

' ''" . " . • •. fir'.! 

ICE CREII. 1UBUCB4. 

' '.. PUIIC1IB 

F4NCY 

nozsi num. 

We da CiUritg h tit to Bntdtn. 

Cblcksn 

llatty. 

Judge ou Tuesday .beard 

ocesa itfiy Bully couiuuy. 

Tlie Oceau City lUaity. eotupauy, 

aplUllxad at SlOO.tiOO, was 

yn 

vs. Johu Brnwer, to abrogate tlie terms 

In €amdbu 

In 

of a ltm»v >* UJuJv Was hsard lu C 

a lew wibukssgo^has 1 b»t>u' 

lr*rjt wy^bejl^rdj O/litd 

tr*rjt, \»ytJlward 'K.'- Headley, th« 

months-old, and oils Jbahaii Ueadley 

and wife, died Oil Friday after a »ry>rt 

Ul VJ l 

VuneroJ bervlcau ' Wero coo- 

ouBon- ducted, by tytv. J, H. 

day sflertu*>n, at the paretlU" resldenca 

on Weal aveuue, uearlWa «tteel, Iu- 

h>naent was made at rjeaslde cemetery, 

Palermo.' Ullbert A Lako were the fu- 

Wo W neadquarten for window 

shades, all colon and shtea. We defy 

compaUtiou.! itoeîjuV JsrradguueiUM 

ytUtrje largest manufacturer In the 

eouutry,.s.mtf)fe

fcife-y•,•>' *• •' *'''HB|MfflsTCT^^jaaSjiB! '-•' 

fare when yon belp the helpless, for 

| the promise la "Blessed la be tbat cunx 

sldcreth the poor: th» Lord will deliver 

Urn to time of tnrabltV Then there '1st 

another way of, providing for the fo- 

Utro. If jrou, bare f 1,000 a year In- 

come, aave 9100; or 12,000 a year, aav* 

say sucb economy la meanoesaT'•' J say 

It Is a .vaster meanness .'for yoo tor 

make no provlalon for tba future and 

compel yoto trienda or tba world W 

take care of yon .or youra In caaa of 

bereavement or calamity. ' 

•There are »~"~"- —»•- 

tbs lord. Tan. Iookayou ID tba fica 

and .bat. '»«»* fcto ^ ^ X M ^ 1 * 

cryuig, "All arr-yotirar : So tbat what 

*"»L«*J" «»• aomiui Mfkx: Oo. to 

worfc right ,awajr aod robciM sjs w.u 

/fe 

• ' . ' • : • / • ' • 

• < / ' 

'foot' 

trowel* of earthly Industry fan to rear 

tte.awptera/or bcavenlj rewanl win 

InoNUmnroiikaop. rehlneno*ta tbe 

u«a«n or «Tefr aar but wak^ 

vsn.iara»wBf>*jrt._','V*J ' IRI 

B»o«lbBo;m*sT*rjp. i-vnismiMlaUte 

Usaou or arery aat bOt -WaktsV-tibt a 

moment ra i_rlraa.nsrttsormibealtB* 

nplohic. ' Men fret' "•--—•— '* 

but oo matt 

r-wY* . .»»•, :,nujm . anil DO; 

_»giving nogulde, overseer 

Vor.' ruler, proyldetb. h,cr meat In tbo 

>gummet and gatheretb her food In the 

: . t a r v * s t J S : • ' . • . ' • 

: < ' 1 ' 1 J 1 

- ' - . 

; 

' V - ' - • • " • . • . • • ; • • . • • • • . • • . ' • • ' ' • • ' • - • • • 

c tiôiôiaa» wrltlaga have 

!?** b * y6 wmo ont l * r « 

...—•— -«.o to psy for, Tbere 

ere people witb $4,0p0 .a year Income 

wbo bavo not. ono dollar laid up for a 

rainy day.. It la a gtiutly dUbonesty 

practiced on toe. next generation. Buch 

men deservebankraptcyand Impover- 

ishment b> almost every man** life 

ww. 

„.__ -?«, . s>at*»f|riuVa7 ' flDQi . TlUtU 

and Qulntlllnn. : Solomon's Bong: .and 

; Ecclesinstes and Proverbs, "preserved 

by Inspiration, aro a small part of his 

volaminoua productions. He waa a 

frost scientist 'One verse lo the Bible 

" ausgesta. that lla was a botanist n so- 

ol6glst,'an ornltbologlat, on Icbtbyolo- 

:; slit and knew all about reptllla- I 

i^jn-lr, S3. "Ho spaboof trees, from 

-the caoae tree that Is In Xebanon even 

'Ontothe nyesop that springcth oat of 

tho wall: bo spake also of beasts and 

of fowl and «f creeping things and of 

fl»lesv"*BgaIdcs all these scientific 

2««»«< ••• 

them being replenished. "Go to the 

them being replen 

ant. tbon sluggard. 

and be wise whi 

ant. tbon sluggard. Contiaer ncr way* 

and' be wise, which, having no snide, 

overseer or roler. provldetb her meat 

In tbe rammer and gatberetb bsr food 

Intbe Harvest* - 

ructed, be waa 

also an lnscetolocist and watched' and 

describes the spider build Its Buspea- 

' KMlBtig It tbo'sDiaer's'wcU ad h no- 

. : . . • *Toia ArmwUm. ' 

Tbb» Is no argument tor mlseitmeam. 

Avsu-lce and pcnorlposness destroy a 

so poor that' be 

a plow handle. 

Furthermore, go to .„, 

alder tbat If Ood honor* 

making. It our Instructor 

lessons we ongbt not to 

er orders or crcatWn,'/ 

found by scientist* that 

fixed In tbe case of 4 

_^ „_„„. .„. uwnumi ""» •» "» case or a) i(ty(HKom have 

•Avarice and pcnnrloosness destroy a I been allv* and In torMw-fbr years, 

man about as soon am any of the other I Bow mucb tbe Insect aMfbe fowl and 

vlcea. . We b«ve beard of those whol the brute ms» b. rt«Mi. J-H-« « 

, "The spider toketii 

«i u«r uonda and Is In kings* 

. 1»— But ho |s especially Intercst- 

.cd^ln theant aod recommends.Its hnb- 

1 Its its worthy of study and Imitation. 

Mylni. "Qo to the.qn't. then sluggard, 

consider her wnyis and bo wise, wblcb. 

having no guide, overseer or rater, pro- 

vfdetn her meat In tbe summer and 

gatheretb her food In-the harvest" 

. .'BoMt was not Dnlll about 800 years 

agcy.when Jnn Bwnmmerdam. the son 

of an apotbeenry at Amsterdam. Dol- 

o study of tho ant under 

~tEat the full force of 

vices. We bsve beard of those who 

entered' their Iron mosey vault for 

business purposes; and tbe door acci- 

dentally abut and they wre H t 

«•-» DUII of scores^tf 

loiilkctlng tho mlDule 

rr ims« !*!' . • • : > • . - : .-!.- >, '...; 

aTE MEM 

Finest facilities lor 

d 

;->•>*>«» usico scientist in bis oxam- 

%»to*i!*ti>ottuectlxim,textaimco^, 

; 'S??:.**^' e **^lfBfpJ r ..«* ine wisdom of |*^ Jeaeorj. Going out of Ibis world 

— - —~.u »uo warn aw >oe rowl and 

tbe brut* may be rigbtf/ called to auf- 

fer for tba advancen>«at of human 

knowledge and tbe betterment of tbe 

condition of tbe bnttjjfo'rae* I do not 

„„„ ,„. now atop to dlacoasVJmt be who: use- 

next day. - Dot every day and all op iessly harms any of'God's living crea- 

and down tbo streets of oar cities them ton InaoKs tba Crsator.. Alas, for tbe 

are men. body,' mind and soul, forever horrors of vlvtaewtiool I have no coo- 

fast In tbelr own money vaults. Ac- fldenee In tbe morality of a man or a 

cdmulation of bonds, mortgages and •»•»•» -•---—" •- " 

government securities and. town Iota 

and big farms lust ror the pleasure of 

accumulation Is despicable, but tbe put- 

ting aside of a surplus for yonr selr de- 

fense wben yonr brain baa baited, or 

yonr right band baa forgotten Ita con- 

ning, or your old age needs a Vnanarr*- 

ant or for the support of other* when 

yoo can no more be'a brvadwlnorr for 

your household—that la right that b< 

beautiful, that ta Christian, that U dl 

— - '^•^"^--'••"•''lU.ror.n^ 

ered aa great.display or the wisdom of 

Ood to Its anatomy as astronomers dU- 

epver to'tbA beavcna and waa so ab- 

sorbed and wrought upon by tbe won- 

^^^^M, M. UM utvipinj' or a man or a 

woman who woold bartn a bone or a 

dog or i cat or a pigeon. 8ucb meo 

and women, onder atfront. If tbey dar- 

ed, woold take tbe lira of a buman be- 

ing. Too cannot make)' m« brlleve that 

Ood Iooka down Indifferently upoo the 

gaOsd neck of ttM ox; or the crnelly 

curbed bit of tbe borae, or the onsbel- 

tarsd eattla In the, snowstorm, or tbe 

cockpit or the btar baiting. " 

Oo to tbe ant, Iboo mlacrrsnt. and 

. ./orld, and ' tbere 

sreui to «ay. "Oo to "- 

bird; go to tbe Saw 

i; go to tbe waters." «.m- 

law* tbat drop from the 

gallery of tbo tree tops. Notice In tbe 

path where you walk tbe.lessous of In- 

dustry and divine. guidance. Make 

natural religion a commentary on re- 

vealed religion. Put tbe glow or sun- 

rise and sunset Into yoor spiritual ex- 

periences. Let every star, speak of ihe 

morning star of lbe Redeemer and ev- 

ery aromatic bloom moke yon tblnk of 

him who la tbe Rose of Sharon and lbe 

Uly of tbe Valley and every overhang- 

ing cliff remind you of tbe rock or 

age* and every' morning suggest' tbe 

"day spring from on blgb, wblcb glv- 

•tb light to those wbo are In darfenesa," 

and ewo tbe. little hillock built by tbe 

roadside or In tbe fields remind you.of 

the. wisdom of Imitating In temporal 

and spiritual things tbe Insectlle fore- 

thought, "which, having no gnlde, over- 

seer of ruler, prOvldetb her meat In tbe 

summer arjd gatberetb her food In tbe 

-harvest" 

?3a:i3bTC3 . 

Sailing.gunning.etc. 

The Liquor Traffic and its 

[kindred evils art forever pro- 

hibitd b d 

[ s ar 

hibited, by deed. 

Every lover of Temperance 

and Morals should combine to 

help us. 

«» .uu wroogni upon by the won-1 •*«• Jroa have a right to pbl you 

dera be discovered In the ant and otberl j" ***? «nfldenee on lbe pillow 

• In*o>rB#ha»»^-I-—-^-—•-•»'— I I«—•- 

„ H. .«**«,««:•«** iu uie am ana drier 

• Insects that body and mind gave way. 

: and,-bo expired: at 43 ."years. of • age.- a 

martyr of the great sclonco of Insectol- 

ogy. ••, v e ' -' • ' • " • 

Ject lesson. «olog out of Ibis world 

without leaving a dollar for tboav wbo 

remain behind. If you haw donv you 

best, yon have a right to ptal yobr bi-a* Loab KlaiMrk. W. T.J 

UNIFORMED PALLBEARERS. 

Cmnr *h»- O»mM 

fllwaak 

Am iu»li^« mi ine pilUW WHICH 

Jererolab shook dp In the forty-qlnth 

Chapter or bis prophecy, "Iâvv tbj 

fatherless, children. 

at ooxht too. 

In tbe free air of 

l 

• ;••;!ffiKvji«r«;osi«bsi«ooa.•. • • 

•: No «na but Ood could have fasblon- 

ediba Insect spoken it to the test or 

given It such genius of Instinct—lb» 

wUdom for. harvestbig at tho right 

time. Its wonders of antennas, by wblcb 

. It gatnera, rood. - and of mandibles, 

which. Instead of the motion of tbe 

baman Jaw np and down to mastlca- 

tlon. move.from side to side; Its nerv 

ooa aytteni Ua enlarging doors In hot 

,wcatber for.more sweep of.breexe. Its 

. mode-of attack and defensa. closing 

the-gate at nlsbt against bandit bv 

^ . tnua^r HI ocarpa ana ii 

your wife and children go to lbd» 

to snlddeT • ° 

Bat my subject reaches higher ibso 

temnoralitlea—foraslgbt for tb. souL 

provision for eternal experleocvs. prvp 

oration for tb* far btyood. Ant bills. 

..-«-,.» Kannrauon of tbe earth for apeak out and teach as a Isrjrr and 

.human, residence Its social life. Its re- mlefatJcr lesson of preparing food for 

pobllcari government with lbe consent »be more Important port of Ml Oo 

of tba governed. Its maternal fidelities, yon reallxe that a man may be a mil 

{be habit of. these creatures of gather- .Uonarre or a moltlmllMonalr. for Uinr 

tog nair and tben under the dome of *•"" " " " * 

the ant hillock seemingly to consolta- 

tloa aod'then 'departing to executo 

pot oo lh*tr _ _ ..„ _« ». 

beaveo, drovaaôf cattl* agoobwd of 

thirst on toe M.*» anuiqgf 

onto tba next warm 

Irtataf opapa, tbey .are ready. Blow, 

* " Bang yoor Icicles 

rraviaVaflaJ H.ira.a 

Wbea daring the plagne la Londoa. 

at the risk of hit life and under the 

protest of his friends, Bev. Thomas 

Vtoeent spent bl» time preaching the 

gospel to tbe sufferers' and t&JBOd peo- 

ble prriahed, seves Malriie* fa tlw 

bouae where he lived, did tt Jns< hap- 

pen so that be came through tmburtt 

In VulUm street prayer meeting. New 

York, a young nun rose and jd "1 

• ..«,«• wuere ramiuea 

| cannot or will not make arrangements 

for them a pallbearer*' association lias 

been formed wblcb will fnrnlab at abort 

notice and at reasonable cost a uni- 

formed'escort for the dead. The uni- 

form will consist of a black coat witb 

race ndBea at the wrists and' wide 

White lace collar. Knee breeches, black 

stocking*, buckled shoe*, a black hat 

Uke those worn by tbe Knights Trnx 

plsra and a sword complete tho ojitllt In 

plessaut weather, but wben It rains or 

In cold weather a heavy black military 

cloak will be worn over ait 

There are many people to Milwaukee, 

mostly Germans, who are "freo-think- 

er*" and - belong io no religious organ- 

isation. Many of tbeso aro member* 

I of tbe turner societies, and funerals 

In their families are conducted by the 

turners. Others do not belong to any 

society, and wben a death occur* to 

the family a professional funeral orator 

Is usually called In to conduct the serv- 

ice*. Tbe funeral orator's success and 

the love for display wbep a beloved 

relative hi laid away doubtless suggest- 

ed, the organization of the pallbearers' 

association, and It Is believed that It 

will be financially successful. -. 

An Undertaker whose place of busi- 

ness hi In the crowded tenement boose 

district said that a similar association 

would probably receive-good support to 

New York. In tbe Italian district elab- 

orate funeral* take place dally. Par- 

ents nuy neglect a child while It'Is to 

good health, but when the little ono 

die* thero must tw plume* on tbe 

bearsAtbe_coffln_mtist be of an expea- 

slvo'kltfd, and a baud of music mast 

precede the funeral procession to tbe 

church and from tbe cburcb at least 

to the limit* of tbe Italian district 

The uniformed pallbearers would prob- 

ably Bod patronage In that part of tbe 

dty. 

In many places hi Europe.there are 

bvj*h>eas concern* which- furnish not 

only uniformed mourner* and pallbenr- 

ers, but funeral trappings for the horses 

in UM funeral procession. The uul- 

formed.pallbearer-hi tbe first step In 

that direction, and If be succeeds In 

Milwaukee this new knight of tbe mel- 

ancholy aspect may become a feature 

at New York foneralj. — New York 

Tribune. 

tie, 

Water Supply, 

Railroad, 

. Steamboats 

; And all other 

Modern Conveniences 

Thousands of lots for sale 

at various prices, located in all 

parts pf_the city. - 

For information apply to . 

WE LAKE, 

Secretary 

Ocean City Asso'n, 

LICENSED AUGTTONBER, 

No. 721 A8bttry Aoenue, Ocean City, N. J. 

- " ' Boardlns booaeaand eouac** IbrnOWallparlabi lbe city. Oo 

.TOW WHO SHOP. 

«M7 AWBVBV AYEBfls. 

PrapotMiors^* 

naponduiMSOIIotMd 

THE (HOT Cin REflL E8TJTE 

MASSE Y & ED WARDS, 


Lots fur Bale or exchange. Honses to rent. Deeds, bonds or mortgage* 

drawn. Loans negotiated. A number of bargains In lota. ' 

JOHNBROWER 

1m. 

U3MBnr A EDWARDS, . 

811 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, II. J. 

Mt tm the tat-oaVa: *» «. —— •- 

»«•«• the sf*. O. Box. 380 

B. CURTIS ROBINSON, 

Real Estate and Insurance, 

Nos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

mt wan 

riRST aUAUTV 

HMO OIL AND JBHBHSHES 

ROBERTS' PiBB AND WATBH 

PROOF PAINT. 

Vwfw MetaUc Faaata for Tin aid 

Bblngle Boots (and no other abonkl ha 

used wben rain waiar la)' eaogbt >te 

family use). All brandaof Beady Mixed 

Paints. Window Qlsaa of all kinda 

and patterns. Beferenee given.. 

ASUU.Y AWL, 

FLAGGING AND CURBING. 

__.. QUALITY OF 

Pennsylvania and North River 

*"' Pavements.. 

' pa. •«•., 

o,uHwwir laid py upert'trorkmen and KUS 

UarblnaT ink* and deep lo hold It* artr* Hlteb _ „_»_.,.. 

In (reei variety, tersws* »rle*» and best terras, . . . 

. D. MAHON EY, i v.tor. ««*».•. cnw«, sn,**** 

W. B. JOHN8OM. Aaant, Ocaar. City. U. J. 

Commercial Printing 

• Envelopes; Letter, Note 

V" 1 Blli Head*. c«ds, etc. 

.'• • •• ' .-' • " ' I 

Ocean 

ESTABLISHED 1881 

a. C- ROBINSON 

Battier aad Proo.Ut«- 

odCAN CITV. N. J. 

Bubaoriptlon FN-Iâ, 

miM V«M«r.-.r... 

me. In tho tert are \MUee Ita indefaHgablenes*. IT by the 

i timber ihe cities' of the 

d are destroyed. Instantly 

. —. .- -> rebuilding. They do bot sit 

I-around tnopln«. At It atulo lo a ase- 

of a prominent Japanese. Wbo 

read It and was bronchi to Ood and 

Immediately began to commend Christ 

to the people. Did all tbat merely hap- 

pen soT Tell that to those who do Hot 

belter* there Is a Ood, bot do bot tell 

It to at least a hundred of us wbo have 

bad In our own Urea providential res- 

cues aa wall* proved w that we have 

ry E , wbru Arthur baa 

*• ** o 

rounding coonUes. 

sur- 

O*4 Iaa>l4«lr WIM . 

Bat We live to times when tbere are 

many clashing*Tbere seems al- 

bere aeema al>| *TJy eaj 

Large fortune* I letter B. 

d moping. At It agato In a aso 

Tbehr fright immediately gives 

^Towae-He-a quit, m lln^lMt. I be- 

Browne-yes, be can convene la M 

different tousde*. 

Towne-8o I understand; bat there 1 * 

one ten** he ha. n«v** iroccidedTta 

Browne—Whnf* that? Chinese} 

Towoe-No, bis wlfVs.-i'bllddtelohlfl 

. Ble Oart elO.U. 

Is peculiar," remarked the 

"Well, when It comes- to making 

•boodle.' I alwaya lead. aad. youwlU 

nodee. there la aJwUntelTno reas 

why t ahoufct be to yebt^-lsxch-u 

HAVE YOU TRUBO 

CHEW'S 

.. • *•*—.»•• », __n_»"y|» 

ua PnarkUr 

CaakHaat. 

make- young 

SSSSaii^^ 

it tbv bust 

.J thai bl* man- 

I by tbv wlrtor.- 

PETER MURDOCH. 

' tr^f tin ks 

CKOJmJLt ttiid WOOD, 

Ocean pity, Vt. J. 

0. J. HAMMUL 

}*Graoi(e Wort 

Moiioliwotv, Msi ttatoliTtnTii'j 

Btaluary Work, Cradle..,. 

CKMCTCMV INCLOSURCS 

Barlal Vault*, Grave Cover* 

All kind* of Oetnetery Work 

orks at Plcasantvllle. N. J 

Dr. W. H. Long's 

ONM* PsunMy VoxctaMe 

RBMBOIBS 

; . VfaraaWat ' 

AUOrrs KAUIACT. Odaa Clty.rT. J 

Tnl* »paoa I* rtmfd far '- 

W. L, BERRV, 

Manufacturing Jeweler, 

NO. aj sotrrri SECOMD ST.. 

aMHI«rt»n»air«, x»«u 

Hesairlaa a saeeialrr. 

nu s. CHAMPION 

Alderney Dairies 

Ooarantaad BtrlctlyPar. 

l c e 

Brlok __.yl_er. JBto. 

All Work lo'Uason Uoe Pro_| 

Attended to. 

O/TY. N. J. 

AND 

^^^_2^« 

'•'• v- ;".')••. 

.1 t.l U\ ~1 • i A 

• 1> ,;i;; ; > .ty.U 

'•'f'--' 1 • ^y\ i Mi»M'iisii'j&'itfivJ-iS.&ii 

OCEAN CITY, N. J^ THURSDAY. MAY 9. 1901. 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. 

mnunso vnur AT 

OCEAN CITY, II. J., 

B, C. BDBISSOH, Ejitorand Froprietor. 

UMa»»«u>slil 

B d f Tste V l: 

^ __ _^.^_ l "fôllneas* Ueetln^ 

Monday evenlnga 'Jesae Conver, leader: Fri- 

day avenlnjr, Yoang* Coreou, leader, Tbeae 

rneetlnga are* held |n tbe obnrcb. 

Irlrat PreabyUruin Church, We'^ley avenue 

and Heventh street. Uev. A. W*. Williams, 

• '-- Htirtday services, 10UJU a- m. abd a 

b letlng, Wednesday even- 

Handily sebool, tM p. m. 

, . ntendent. • 

Board of Troatees— V. V. Canneld, presi- 

dent: . Ktnmtban Hmltb, secretary; A. II. 

Baker, treaaurer; l-ewl* il L'nWae und l.utlu.r 

li. Wallace. 

Irlrat BapUat Cbureb. Asbory avenue, be- 

tween KtiblU and Ninth street*. Kev. John 

B. Adanu, p—lor, PreaeblnK, 1OJHI a. m. 

and 7.15 p.m. B. V. P. U. nieeu at 7JO D. hi. 

- eacb Tuesday eVenlnir. Prayer meeting. 

Wedneadavy evening, Mouday evening, 7is> 

n. m.. "Bfody of the Holy HplrH." FUday 

*.-S?- .. .' f iha Bunoay aohool leason, 

UO p- m. II. u. Kalbacb, 

WAGGONER, 

Charcb oT tbe Holy Trinity. ProUslanl 

Kplscopal, corner lUevenlb street avnd Cen- 

tral avenîe, liev. Martin Algner, minuter In 

enarge. -Holy Communloa, IUU a. r_i moro- 

Ina* prayer and **rmoeulaJIO a, kn.; evenlna 

prayer and HerBooo, IU0 p. m. On the Ural 

. Bundayof tbe montb tbe Conunurilon ser. 

vie* will (allow morning prayer at uuo a. m. 

B4. Angnatlne's llontan Catbollo Cburob. 

A&bdry avenue, between Tblrteebtb and 

Fourteen!— MreeU, Her. Valuer P,J, Hart, 

" Bervtce* a* Jbrmerly. MaM • s 

- HeeerUctloa.Sn.in. 

CHURCH 

Knurr M. _ Cuvucu. 

Ladlea 1 AM meets Brst Monday evening of 

eaeb month. Mr*. Addel lloblntfon, Dresl- 

dent: Mr*. LeivlniaTborn, Ireaailrer; Mrs. M. 

CQarreUoa, teeordlng; seereury. 

Auxllutry at the Woman's Home Mbwlon- 

ary society kneel* the arat TbUraday alter., 

noon, 8 o'clock, of eaeb month. Mrs. M 

Mllner, president! treasurer, Mra.T. U, Sut- 

Ion; Mrs. _rfber V.ObrUtuui.eorrespoudllig 

secretary. 

Kpwortb luHa meets eaeb Monday ev«o- 

log at T.I4. William tt. Fisber, president; 

Mbs Amy Miller,aeeretary; Mr*.». V. Hiuu- 

loo aad M|i*>Alice BJaUy, superintendent* 

Ji_lo«Laa«a— • 

Vurt PaavBVvaayAt CIIUHAU. 

Ladles'AaxllUuy society hwet* nrst Man. 

y •vnlna' f ch month Psidt 

Physician and Druggist. 

Tit Asbary Ave.', Ocean City, N. J. 

Par* Drugs, flam' Btatiooary, ConTectloDenL j 

eto, eoeslasuy on hand. . ^ 

, C HUTCHINSQN, W 

. HomoBopathiHt. 

No. 89-4 Ocean Avenue. 

OCCAM OITV. N. J. - - 

OrriC* Houus:—Till 10 a. • m., t to i p. m., 

»to»p.m.- ., 

g/rT ABBOTTTMT b., 

a?hy«I«l*eaa rnrnH Mnrajcoa, 

Contrt! ud BCfthtk StntL 

L.AW OPPICBS . 

OODFREY & GODFREY 

Room* II and IS Real 

Ejtslo and l.»w Ulld 

ATLANTIC CITV. N.IJ. 

L. ROSE 

Law and V. S. Courts . 

ItiuiniH I'uud 2 Ilouruu liultdlDR . 


D. GALLAGHER, 

DKAI.KK.IM 

FINE FURNITURE 

• 43 South Second Street, - 

tiil.*•>•: 

pALl'H L. GOFF, 

CIVIL ENGINEER. 

CONVEYANCER. 

NINTH AND CENTRAL AVBNUE, 


-- - • • /TillDa-m. 

orrioK Mouaa :'| jjrom I to s p. m. 

r». 

Stoves, Heaters,Range8, 

PUMPS, SINKS, *C, 

4Od-lo Aabary Avenue. 

OCEAN OITY. N. J. 

T.n ruofaw and sbset Iron noriuir. All kuids 

0«IMo**OsstlagrurBbhadatsborMILADCLrH4IA. M. . 

MI«M aiuec siCATa a aPKoiaLTV 

laoiaar DiHisia *>AaL«a «• IIUWD 

JOSEPH M. CORJOH 

Real Estate Agent 

PALERMO, N, J. 

X bavua number o#U>t* lor aal« af Ocean 

City; soutavery cbeak> ones, and tautny bar. 

stilns; uliM m nubsbac ofeottake* Ibr •*!« and 

mint In all part* ot thcotty, rMlsohaws malnlaod; arms bargains 

JACOB 8CHUFF 

THE PIONEER BAKERY. 

rVeabBfsaoV 

»kea» 

chart*. 

andCake* dally. * 

, . Orders delieenkl 

lothlng delivered on Bundar. 

HENRV A. W. SMITH 

Practical Plumber 

• ' i ^ ' \ V 

Hoi Water ui« 

' 

og> 

Jobbing In all Ira* 

l 

matter over I decided that tbe woman 

must have couio from one of tbe bf- 

lands In some way and determined to 

glvo both a dose sesreb. I set off to 

tho north and In tbo course of an h_our 

mado a, landing, Tbls Island had ail 

area of not iuoro than Ove acres. Here 

and there a patch of soli covered thu 

rocks, and young cocoanut trees were 

strugt'llng for life, but the ground was 

easy of search. I went over It care- 

fully and made tbe circuit of the Island 

hi my boat but not a living thing did I 

see'aside from-the birds. There were 

no wild fruits to sustain life, nor was 

I able to Bud auy fresh water- 

It won noon when I got back to my 

own Island, and after dinner I set out 

to search the other. As this one bad 

more vegetation I took with tno tho 

boy, who was about IB years of ago 

and named Whang, As tbe wind waa 

light and a current against us wo were 

two hours hi gaining tbo Island. I was 

strong In the-belief that somo woman 

bad been cast away and was shifting 

for herself, aud tbat she bad not made 

herself known to us simply proved that 

sbo had lost her reason tiudcr the 

strain of the hardship* or .took us for 

natives wbo would molest her. It wnu 

near sunset when we put off after a 

vain sesreb, and when we reached the 

.reef surrounding our Island and bnir u 

mile out from the beach the evening 

breeze died oat to a flat calm, and we 

lay Ilko a loir. Before taking to tho 

oar to scull us In to tbe shore I jat 

qukjt for a minute listening to the 

whisper* of tbe sea. Wbaug leaned 

over tbe tall of the boat and watched 

tbe sharks darting to and fro and leav- 

ing trails of lire behind them, and 

things were so still that I could bear 

tbo ticking of my watch, when there 

cauio a strange Interruption.. It was 

the voice of a woman In laughter, aud 

It sounded cloau by. We. both sprang 

up at the sound, wondering If our car* 

had deceived us. and as we stood lis- 

tening the Hounds came again. Wbeu 

they bad died away, the-boy turned to 

me and whispered: 

"Master, for food's sake let us get 

ashore at once! There hi a wltcb of 

tbe sea close by, and she will drag us 

downr" ' 

. I waited ten minutes, and, bearing 

Mining more. I picked un the oar and 

•culled In to the lauding. There I 

found the three Chinamen waiting for 

ine. and they Were Id a state of great 

excitement They bad heard the laugh- 

ter, and tbey believed with the boy 

that a wltcb bf tbe sea was hanging 

about and meant to do us harm. Chi- 

nese life Is made up of legend* am) 

sa$«ratJU> markets of tho 

World."- •' ; - . . ' I ••••• • 

Hut that tlmr bos not yet ttrtlvwl hi 

. * B* rrveH T«ve> Cfaaa**. • 

In the will of tbo lalo David W. 

Hitchcock of Boston appears tbo fol- 

lowing clauca, bearing upou a bequest 

mado to .Welhiflluy I*Vmalo Bemlnary 

lo establlHh scholarships for worthy 

young women: 

"I exclude Itomnn Catholics nnd col- 

ored persons, becauso I feel that tbe 

Introduction Into Bald seminary of pu- 

pils wbo differ ertwnHnlly In race and 

religion trout the others may prevent 

the best Interests' then'rtf. Sucb glrU 

to be selected all the beuellclarlen of 

tlilai fund by the officers of said semi- 

nary aa would lie unable to afford tbe 

expense of on education nt nald Institu- 

tion without «ucli aiwlalance. aud I re- 

que- Bald ollk-era lo limit the benefit 

of said nuilHluuce to BUCII girls us ap- 

pear lo them to be bright and Iptclll- 

K»'nt and likely lo profit Ihoreby." 

He Haebesi OsT Ilia LctT, 

Caught Iu a boar trap on tho banks 

of tho Athabasca, near Mllford, il^ 

Johu JIcLeod, a. lumber sealer, waa 

obliged to take out bla. Jnckknlfo and 

cut off bis leg. The trap was too heavy 

to move aud was sprung In such a way 

that bo could not reach over and re- 

lease It Uo was far from any human 

being, and the only way out ul It seenv 

ed to .be to cut off tho leg. 

That, was done caully, because the leg 

upon which hu operated was of wood. 

But wbeu bo stumped back to camp It 

mado him mad to hear tbo Jeers of the 

Pn>ncb-Canad!an cook of tho lumber 

'of.Whom thoro are hu 

large'dty 1 . see»Uothl 

than a' foot 'away frbin'lifa'noic. 

yond tbot dlstnnco'tho outllno.6t oh- 

lecta becomes bosy oiul >' Indistinct, 

growing rapidly moro tuid more *» um 

til qverjUilug la flunlly mergetl, Ulto 

oneeeneraltdur., .^hqjtapca ofncopto 

acrosa tho Btreet riw mere fjlpk blotch; 

es, their' dgurci aro desCltoto''of-'Up- 

tall, signs arc Inderfphcralilo !tt fee* 

away, and the wbolo Wovement of trhf- 

flo nnd ) passing show of tboithorousb- 

tot*> ,fal .a. misty panorama. In which 

yi^hlny bjucjb ansaUer. tboji,a.:cal>.caii 

be _Onlt«ly dluUnsulahcd. .-.., .•,... 

"Of! coume. a, nearslgbtfHl person can 

aco as well as nnybody through, jpron- 

«rly fitted glasse^. but a great niany 

folks regard them as' Btich 1 a dlBfieoro-' 

meat tbat' Urcy prefer', to do Vlttoot 

tbelr aid. That kind'ofiprido I* eras 

talnly very foolish bocnUKo It causes 

one to rolsa at least ulno-tenths 

wnni is suiug oi 

now places of worshln. BmiiV*lW&$mm 

Met ,tmia^?U^wln»; Oaf Mall Baa*, 

Tho busiest clerk Iu any crew or car 

Is tho ono who hi detailed to receive 

aud throw otf the sacks and pouches. 

To lift a heavy mall sack aud throw It 

from a car moving at tbo rato of a mile 

a minute U a matter of good target 

•booting. "Looks easy enough," com 

mented OHO of tbo veteran clerks at the 

letter case,- "and It docs smii as If a 

man should be able to bit a station 

platform without mucb' difficulty, but 

you see that station. Is panned and gone 

In about cue second. Then, tbe auction 

of a train running at till* upeed Is some- 

thing terrific, ami uutll tlio knack ol 

throwing it poucb Is learned a hum Is 

liable, to feed tho wheels with, a few 

letters."—Saturday Evening Font 

UHsrltf «* «t>e Word stevllaair. 

The origin of the word "sterling" I* 

very curlouB. Among tho early mint- 

era of coin In northern Europe were UM 

dweller* of eastern Germany. • Tbey 

were no skillful In their calling that 

numbers of them were Invited to Eng- 

land to manufacture tbo metal money 

of tho kingdom. Tho strangers were 

known aa "easterllngn." After a time 

tbe Word became "sterling," and ID 

this abbreviated form It has come to 

Imply what 1* genuine In money, plate 

or character. • 

Ing an. opca,, Invitation to. nccldifDt 

Yet, oddly enough, I know of a COBO In, 

which It, actually saved a liian'a llfo 

abd laid the foundation of a fortune 1 . ' 

"The bero bf tho cpjsode was a law- 

yer In a city In Ohio where 1 spent my 

boyhood. Ho wan beyond middle age 

at the tlmo. hot was straight as an ar- 

row nudn decldvdly bandsouic, Boliller- 

ly looking, personage. Th«s« good looks; 

of his wcro bis weak polut, rind ol- 

tbpugh he was cxtrc—cly nearsighted, 

ho was yaln enough, to deny .himself 

ghlsies'arid'kept the fact of his In- 

firmity a Becret. The conseqnenco of 

tbU roily was a wide reputation for 

baugbtlnesa, as be rarely recognized 

nnybody oo the street, and It undoubt- 

edly damaged blm In his practice At 

any rate, be had never mado anything 

more than a. very, modest living when 

the carious Incident I have Iu mind oc- 

curred. • .'',,"''• •',•'•' 

"Tbo city government had been for a 

long time under ring rule,"- co'ntluned 

tbe story teller, "and It Unnlly boenrao 

so bad that tho decent people revolted 

and organized a reform ruoyeuiI'iit-.Tlio 

good looklug lawjor—callbfin Colonel 

Jones for convenience— was uno of tho 

reformcra, and, among Other tilings, ho 

mado himself active In securing In- 

dictments against-a number of gam- 

bling bouse keepers. . 

Tbo boss Hngsterof the place-wan a 

typical bully and ward politician'nam- 

ed Hording, wbo waa Uuauclully lutor- 

ested In sovordl of. tho cuinea aud nat- 

urally furious at any Interference ' llu 

wan a giant physically," bo would flgbt 

at the drop of a bat, and .tba personal 

fear be Inspired wan really the secret 

of his Influence. After the. ctimlillng 

iDdlctmeota were fouud ho tiroce«

tmmmm?^ 

wmi 

fmrna Am Vuiumto Er«a> TircaanAr. 

vmmam ROBUBON, 

KDITO 

CKSnraUB Oar POPDMTIOH. 

One of the most remarkable and ai 

the same time one or Ibe mget Interest- 

ing features of our growth aa a nation 

IstlMlaCtlbattheouitniJiifpopulallou, 

ana, baa moved ateadlly westward eacb 

decade about one degree of jongllude 

and haa never varied twenty 'mllra 

north or south from tba parallel« list 

flrst centre, which-wa* east ^fbrltl- 

mpre. tTbe ccriaua tKAcau baa '* ' 

Ode KBlwcrlptlon lUt oTany 

_ , .,„,,,, sjaJHf1.al.fJl nt IB ' Hal at OV- 

legtHmate paper to thU section, re* 

Oat to ao* Padded with deadheads to 

ftie census btAcao haa-Jual 

computed |he centre of 'population 

baaed on the cen f lt J 

| baaedi on the census of last June, and 

aton \» a difficult process 

Every tboogbtful teacher know* thai 

been ao far weat aa uMial.lt haauot 

materiaJl ltt f 

often Joat by (be way and acldom re- 

side* in the mind t Ib i 

ben ao far weat aa uMial.lt haauot 

materiaJly varlett from the parallel 

before mentioned ' : ' i 'i : 

often Joat by (be way and acldom re- 

side* in the mind ot Ibe pupil In Ibe 

same form In hih II Ii W 

teriaJly varle 

before mentioned. 

T t 

n mind ot Ibe pupi 

same form In which II I*given. 

wfl tri l I ' 

y 

Tun'meiiwhoare now striking for 

anelght-bonrday wereklcklag for an 

bour > »^work~three or four years ago. 

: ^JMBioilABlJl women" In .Boston are 

(IdblghoneacIoUuapu fashion. They 

tblnfc Uiiste'Just a* sensible aa sitting 

•stride a blcyde, and most people will 

, - !'WBWouId call the attention of our. 

readers ta the merits of oar ndvertlaera. 

Tbfr.ro. well known business men' In 

•*-'- respective linea-and abould eom- 

I vonr MINI«~ : 

efore mentioned. :.; : :,':i : '|;'>;-. 

This la tbe more reuuukable when we 

couslder the vailed accumulation* of] 

territory tht h 

••'"j-'jv ;:»i>jt.jpa becomeaueh 

ith aomo of the cott 

favorite trick 

•.;:»i>jt.jpa becomeaueh a favorite trick 

With aomo of the cottagers nt tbe Mew 

Jersey anmmermnrt* to leave withut 

grs nt tbe Mew 

to leave without 

territory that we have achieved. 

When tlie constitution waa adopted 

provision waa made for the census, and 

It was not without territorial considera- 

tions that the present capital waa de- 

cided on. The Urst centre Was figured 

out to be on tbe "Western. 8BO»» of, 

Maryland, some twenty miles east of 

Baltimore. In 1800 It waa about tbe 

same distance west of Baltimore and 

hardly a mile norih or south ol tbe flrat 

centre. Before Ihecensuaof 1810 was 

taken we had abaorbed Ibe "Loolulana 

Territory, 1 ' which Includes mo*tof the 

country west of the Mississippi lo Ibo 

Rocky Mountains. Tbla drew * 

accompanies Ibe tranaferreuce of Imma- 

terial tbloipi. In a strict sense we can- 

not give any oue an education; we o^n- 

uot bestow upon any oue thought*, 

'•*—- ' •«—«— desires, affection*, 

»»»«wsw» war. IK* dormant, to 

attmufate hi* faculties, to'. Inspire him 

In^ltjivÎlM -.#.^..^-1: 1 .• ' i^> !t-j>v~'*' .-.'I 

—•-••••»••» «r UKUIIICB, to inspiro mm 

•£*•?•«»'««>.''*» "onae ilwbest that iThom 

«Mi» htoltt llfcil^jâ^loBTâsieJtt&SJ^B. Bri» 

*•,-•»* ;u«w w »Hi.siuu|.ôaoiiion.' i -.j£ven 

the; men communication of fitcla and 

Infiirmallnn ' *• - -iim-i" ' i -~—~ 

be 

ame form In which II I*given. When 

wfl strive lo Impreaa' olbaia.,.wlth our 

own opinions li> couvey to th 

Hecllngoronaa —, —,v,.( 

The Ocean Clly Rallroid carnpaii^ 

which baa pawedunder the > control 

of Ibe Beading, held lie annual meeting 

and l tiluiVi* I|I«* ixroliuil tin* lioily of 

ROOFEtl 

BANGOR. PA. 

IlAoflnir Hlata~at quarry* prlcMU- 

OCEAN CITV -HOWlSlU or JOIli 

WIU be promptly aod 

*m Mm in, v\/ear 

_ 'V, i'KKygCT^KITnre tbo 

pronounced foaturva of tho . 

HERIIICK suoii (or wameo 

Too Cu«bton Innerjttle'fbr bealthnnd easy 

, valuing has been one or the menus of raking 

[ tbelr reputation above tbe goneral lov«l. In 

ordeEtoraltsll pnrecslUeyaM mmlo In Ibreo 

MtnmcM 

•HOC 

OdKiH 

- We 

news 

of 

uteresj 

to this community apd. our reader* 

everywhere. 

All communications abould, be ao- 

fully ulumded to.. 

, U'HUrd «7, Adanu 

CHAS.E. ADAMS 4BR0. 

Practical Carpter and Builder: 

~ 1821 Attar)Anus Ootan tttj,M.I. 

i given. Uolldlnga erected by con 

r. Jobbing promptly attended to 

tmct or day 

I wv wuuiutuw yon to alndty Inspect tbk* line Id 

order that «o May pro-ve to yoo their merits. •'' 

' D«fllMAln,llw ifnnM ' • 

to Ilakor 

Dealers In . 

Pnralrare, Carpels, Mailing and BeJdlng. 

'Window Shades, Etc ' 

712-14. Aubury oven ue. Ocean Cily, N. J 

H:IV: STAIVTOIV,. 

Conirseilng Builder '. 

' • • ' ' A « D ' ' • ' 

PRAeTIGAL DRAaGHTSMAN 

u.. .i^,— .— -— ,wa.a. 

JAPAN PAINTS I 

•2M 

KNORR 8t CO. :[' 

ese ASBUWY,AVEINUC 

. The Ocean Clly \V*(*c66mpMiy lioli 

complutod lu pipe exunslon to Tblrty- 

Wlreei lu now beTng^taW. - ^ ^ •? t -" -" 

T. P. Williams an 

• H|HMi|Hrotton«ftlniUb«uuulon or 

ihfonsti their non-poJMcwton off the~iiiuHtiy"at 

oluHtlotiy, and the action of tbe atircwplMK on 

• ' - • tholr rough uwfqMM** VKrnUh< m»d« «itb^Bu 

befflna lo r|M-n*ll'-ti< 

larly. Tlie Inv IM |»r«Min«iiH «sl. H.V jill 

lmii» HI. IIJ J 

. I. n . uHo-Uy ,. »,• 

IF YOU WANT A FENCE 

WILSON & WALLACE 

Contractors—Builders 

-JOBBING PROMPTLY DONE. 

•tea a-l. ocean • Mr • 

* ; • ' • • ' • • ' - • • • ' 

mmm 

, _lue. We must adapt It to 

tbe needs of tbe ou« we would lu- 

Iflueoce; we must obtain 

. wild 

In ray bearlrip; two (liiv« Iwtnrv flu- 

Brltlali enlvrnl I'rrtorlnY ll.T hlark 

mnld iraa flontiliiR Sirs, ll.'n iH-ilrooin 

on Ilii* iin'.rlous tiny.. HUe llfi«>il ti.inlili> 

so awkwardly Hint Airs. Itollm IViireil 

she would drop It. Hold Mr». Itotlm: "I 

loolcnl around for •umii'ililmr to iu'nt 

ber with. I rould only llml u iv>|i|M>r 

poker, anil I cnvv licr n i;niul »-hl|i|iIns 

ml. l.m-klly | jinly.jili lu>r on 

.uv ^.,.k. for had I la If IIIT ou MM- hi ml 

1 shoHId Imve killed lich. fair llu'iit 

the pokrr so" (rrooklnc her llnci-ri. "I 

then' ni-nt Into lilt 1 kllihi'n ami Save 

tk« ««t»«^ «nl lasa lo Mta 

iwf MW tutn mu to., mm MUT. H. I. 

"ADVERTISING IS PUBLICITY 

9E0. A. BOURGEOIS & SON, 

€j»rpen.ers and Biilders, 

OCRAMI CITV.N.JI. ' 

. Eitlinatei gi»«n. nHIMlsCT eredeil by con' 

tract or day, . ' : 

, ....„ ...._ vurt;ln, m-M uurunui^ ana capaciiy:lior "belm 

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATIONS . 

MAIH'H t'AINT la Nnl un RriamM, hut a noniilno Varnlub paint wllbont num.conv 

lilnlnff llu) clarity of tli«> old Jupuiicvu lucquvr wltb tluiuuiwof MPpllcutlooof inoaero varnlsti.. ' 

JOHN MAIR & SON 

136: SOUTH DrLAWAne AVENUE, . - 'PHILADELPHIA 

TY 

ODO of ttu* tnont ItuportantOtctonilp 

|pnurtylDtf u wmMftiti rcnoji. Tlioii«anJ 

will luMiii tbronir Llio MUM|M>re; let them hoow 

of your holojM, of jrour bUMlntwji, whatever 

kind It limy to, uud tliuu wcuro u lurcu uhat*t 

of thiilr putr^niiift? \V"o will pl u l 

kind It 

of thiilr 

vorlltt 

ut Iho 

i 

d tliuu wcuro u lurcu uhat* 

p i f . \V"o will pliu-e your uil- 

ont In any huwujwuwr or ptirlodlcfll 

IHO tttlo UM tlto-ie clmftt*^ ut tho main 

Cull on uii iiud-wo will BIVP you 

l t 

l.iulvuittuua*uWVtimko 7 . 

UP-TO-DATE SIGNS 

r tor ten*, for uluh display mlvortl 

IDTEBTISWC I6EHC 

.•.".THE.".". 

.„«, ^_ uiiMiud to be overcome. 

While some people always see a lion Io 

tbe way, and .so shrink from effort,' 

lotberacan discover DO possible hlnd- 

'rance to their plans aud rush forward, 

unprepared for any Impedlmeuls, aud 

astonished and helpless when they 

meet them. Particularly la tbb tbe 

case la tbe efforts we make for other 

people-. BelMntsnat Is so absorbing a 

motive In general tbat whenever' the 

altruistic principle does appear It b 

balled as being aU-sufllcleut to Insure 

success to every -generous purpose. 

It seems so easy to find out what others 

oeed, and to supply It. that the wish to 

do so often appears to be the only 

requisite. Yet Ibis Ul not the case. It 

Is better to face the fact at once tbat 

there are other obstacles besides sel- 

fbbneAs which must be met aod con- 

quered If we mesn really to be a power 

of good to other people. • 

Well Bnonacb. . ' • ' 

"Didn't I tell you lo let well enough 

Jtonc.1" said tlie doctor to the couvalcs- 

cent who bod dleolwyed and wan uuf. 

ferlna; a relnpsc. 

^cs. doctor," whined. • tbo' imtlont, 

"but I wnMn't well enouch-"—Bctrdlt 

Free Press, . 

HARRY H. RICES 

ARCHITECT 

Bourse. Building 

EIOHTH STREET AND ABDUBV AVENUE 

Ocean City. N. J. 

ALLEN SCULL 

Contractor and Builder 

OOB Central Avenue 


HUniuteil cbecrfully given. 

n'tUlns 1 ! tfrt.'ctiMl Iry'contruct or duy. 

u...UK a"uu ui oinen in al- 

ways something dlslluclly apart from 

our own proper dally life, something 

wblcb has uo connection wllb any 

phase of self-culture, aud which muni 

be undertaken ouly lu leisure bourn. 

It la true tbat there Is a lime for this 

deliberate benevolence! but It Is only a 

small part of what-we are capable of 

doing by living day by day, pure, sin- 

cere, energetic, manly, noble lives. Ak 

James M'artlneaii well says : 

The true One of a Dian'H pona&utlonw U to 

help bU work, and the beat end of oil his work" 

Is to enow.oa what be 1*. Tbe ntblettt-work. 

lert'oT oar'world becJUeatbed be nothing ao 

great as IbelauMce or tbeuaelvvw. 

TJIE work of Ibe fire tieud at Jack- 

aonville, Ma., on Friday last seems to 

have emulated on a smaller scale the 

furious sweep of flame In Chicago 

nearly thirty years BKO. Wllb bulld- 

Ings hurgcly of woodeu coUHlrucllon, 

Inadequate flre-flgbtlug app»ratu< and 

-.._.,.- n-*i(.ROAn 

R*TKS TO PAMaSKHIlAN 

. KJCSMMilXIOW, BVFFJILO, 

TbelVnUMylVanla Itjillroad company uu- 

Dounce*' the Following Mpeclal redlio«d HtUii 

Mummer excurakm llcketM. to ba aold from 

A0r|l 110 to Heptembur' Uu, Incluillve, Utad UOCMI 

lo return "^'"" ' 

.. . .TTPinff,aMwia.M loan paper, 

Ay the adoption of suitable machinery 

'; thaae aheafa .can be nude even thinner 

andean be nsed fur book and writing 

tapar* The- BJelal will not oxldhw, a 

. praetlcaily fire and -waterproof and b 

IruIestMctloIe by worms. Should Ibe 

experiineiils. now, In ptogreas prove 

anfcsatflil there .would be a new and 

, Important «a» tor aluminium, partlett- 

hudy. li| the> preservation of valuable 

Is the dlfflculty of 

communication. At tint sight this 

may seem to be bat sn Idle fancy. 

Whatever a man has in his own pos- 

seaslon be can surely give away. If be 

chooses. But t* this actually so? O' 

eouras. It Is Uterally true Ibat we can 

transfer material thing* from ourselves 

to others If w« uil.k •—• >•» 

ituuajcKot water tiupply, there was re- 

quired ooly Ibe evil chance of a high 

wind to bring uVstrtielloa anon Ihe- 

busy Florida town. More than a score 

of victims perished I thousands have 

been rendered bomelew, and properly 

Worth millions of dollars has been re- 

duced to ashes. A new Jacksonville will 

rise from tbe "•" ' ' ' 

olbcr. . . • 

Ten-day excursion tlfhetM, to IH) iiold, bu- 

uluulng May I, and continuing evury diiy 

UicrearUr during the exposition, lr!>liJ, Udi! pro- 

portionate rates troin other |>oiuul, . 

. Tbe IVunaylvaala Uallroadconipuny now 

ODeratai two through Inilna tuch wuy dully 

between I'tillutklplilii', lUMIhlorv 

ton, and »—••>- 

752 ASBURY AVENUE 

. . OCEAN CITY, N; J. 

Fine Paper. Hanging, Painting 

A Select Line of 

WALL PAPERS AND 

INTERIOR DECORATIONS 

Headquarters for- 

UP-TO-DATE SIGNS' 

ArtUtlc Worlfmanshlp 

K. B. TOIBUT li, W. TOIBKBT 

TOBBEBT air MOM 

- (HuccenNopt (o AIIKLI). BCULW 

HOUSE MOVIMQ AND RAISING 

Oeneral Contfradon. 

UCKAM CITV . - Mew 

Ocean City ice anil Goal Co. 

A. J. SMITH, PROPRIETOR 

«Np HCY«IL DKALKH IM 

L. S.CORSON 

Contractor ud Builder 

l-îllmnlcti clvtto on nil klndH -of 

' work • IIC1TELH, Ctrrr.iafcM, 

HTtlHK UlMMHN'dH, I'lr. I'iunu 

- ulld Hikcciflt'UllonM furnliilicd on 

uppllcutlrtti. ::::::::::::::: 

UeaMexce, Na. HIO Akbury Avenue 

. ' «-*MI»ENTtS; Nllor 

.Wm Avei near tlgbtu alt, ' - 


TEWIS E. GORDERY 

OCEAN FRONT. LOCATION NOT EXCELLED. 

APPOINTMENTS AND SERVICE FIRST CLASS 

R. R. SOOY. 

JOS. 9. CHAMPION X CO. 

HRCHITEGTS -. BOILDEflS 

SEH388IE CSTTBCE3, H8TELS, FTC 

W E WOULD CALL YOCR ATTENTION to tbe Archlteciural Branch 

•of our business. . . • . 

. The ARCHITECT HELPS YOU with bis experience lo plan jour boose 

couvenlvullv, Miibkiantully and woiuimlcally. We do IIIIH at a cost ao muqn- 

.... -.-..— . . - - v«r l»v •»»i»ltll*.--' «• » - * " 

i£Sî«SHH£ 

, o.nri uwuer or Guilder. We guarantee out 

We are also practical bulldent and will furnish 

PURE ICB 

loerrvsnUBO, ii'»t»v, 

I INOTON. 

CARPENTERING and 

.. JOBBING 

I Screen -Doors, 

Windows and 

Slgno Mode . 

l'HOUr-ri,Y ATTKNDkU TO 

IPUHNITORE, REipAIRED 

IVopertleit looked ufur. C'orrvtfpondi'ric^ 

•ollclled. 

SHOP.-Ko. 143 aS8UayAiUUJ£ 

BMUSBM^ IMnl Art. ta 383 

Av edliorof a'wesleni paper says, 

and:with a good .deal of force, too: 

mmm. 

mm. 

mm^ 

'§m^ 

_ . away* —-«.,. »• uuiumi, or 

furniture, or bouses, or lands at pleas- 

ure. If this were all tbat altrubun de- 

manded, we should Ood the path an 

easy one. But what the benevoleul 

mad really desires to confer la tbe 

happiness or well being that be believes 

to be contained la these thing*. £x- 

eept for thai, they IH worthless, and 

may bs worse. If the alms we give 

to a beggar la exchanged 1W dnnk, we 

have not ouly falltd to do him good, 

«not helped, but- Injured them to 

^ ulntM. 

' Cor Illutnirlunitia lull lulorouulon upply 

»ticket ugiitiU; tourUt agent, 111MI llrouiluruy 

York; 4 Court ttre«t. Urooklyn; TKII 

~I atrect. Nowark, N. J.; or uaJwJlto. 

W, lloyd, uiuUUaut general iuuuierj|;«r uijcut, 

Itroad ttroet rtutlon, 1'lilUuU.lphln. . 

A copy ol a very hundsauie bfiokl«li ulvlng 

Hluirfratlooiiund uVMeriptlvu Infoj-uuitJon lu 

«»-"-*• lotbeUnWt PiUI-AllUfrlulu K* 

* '* ,M«y lul-toNovutu- 

Ul uuy. aildri'U' Oil 

bUan 3: 

Beading 

in will 

w»» we wiu nma uy tbs silrnMlTii' detteade 

upon Itmeit Practically, It may ba said, you 

cannot transfer *v«n tauaay; tbat latoHax, 

yotfcallnos eartalnly tratu|er the nonna] and 

onttasry rrt^n#tlts wbleb we aitfoiilaln wllb 

the poaMaaloo of tnooey, 

What Is thus true 

——-—» adopted all over 

Be w Jersey stands amongst 

''which are tmkt progressive 

Vorkând has a school 

VM_».uS ,, ^Tn— »u«» uow rstnuy WOUhf 

enter with Joy anolber wo«ld ouly live 

In on compulalon. Tbe laded picture 

or tbe worn Irlbket tbat 

— sedulous 

Kitimell: K. A. Huap«, lira. It. Tull, 

£dlth Tull, Mrs. A. HprloKer, Paul A. 

Usndry, J H. Hawyer, U. K. WIIILtm- 

•ou aud wife, H. C. Doyle, Andrew 

CsMou, W. H. Long; and wlf>>, Mrs. 

Tbobipaou.Juo. X HeudVrsou, fhiitrlas 

*. Harry. S»>u*k SI. Kelhty, JJUIUM E. 

UggMal, ««irge Bl*d«u, J. Ood 

Howard V. Buck, Mra. Jaoiea one*. 

0. a Hmylb, Jatdcs &fyer>, Mrs. li ft. 

[dhapely, alias Dunn, """ " " "' 

• w«MiDrewurHjoU tkkulil during tbetdObtb 

olM»y from I'lilliuielpbUl. Thu I'hlliuKlpbbl 

A Ucddfng Ui UIMO tho pona'.ur rouui to AtUin 

lie city, Oouiu Clly and fupo lluy, UM U.-II uii 

lo W^wVork-and ta Ituiidlng, HHrrutbur/j 

WUII.BIi.pori und e youth dons wllb glee has DO 

. In the eye of the aged. The 

Uanafalr of pusseanlfins, thswlbre. Is by 

no mains synonymous wllb'.' the bo- 

-.„_.•-.u Yo> w»lfjire.and if 

from the ,~~ = .-- ••"» 

_. expensive. Plcium moulding, 

room moulding aud pictures; " 

ksel. "«Wxl up for winter and summer 

Vff. Apply to William _BtooeUM 

»*"• p Af« •• low as Ihre, eenJ. 

"T?" . A •• nannanuo/T 

.sold ai ajrery low figure. „ 

"* &£XV3£ *''«n&ti' 

MaWO Asbory avenue. 

Excelsior Dairies 

Bourso BtOldlng. Eighth and Ashury 

Sometimes 

It Is Remarked 

Tliait we'are CRANKS; 

too exact aud particular; 

that we ask our customer 

what his purchase is'to 

be used for; that we refuse 

to sell poisons to chil-. 

dren; require all poisons— 

that are sold to be regis- 

tered;, that if our cus- 

tomer is not positive' of 

the article he requires, 

insist upon his ascertain- 

ing tbe correct name. 

CAN WE BE TOO 

CAREFUL OR PAR- 

TICULAR? We say 

NO, aud say it with a 

vengeance, too. Practice 

jnakes perfect. We. ase~- 

** alxvays exact aud particu- 

lar; i. e.,' wheu you pur-'. 

. chase,' or receive infor- 

mation at 

CHALFANT'S 

r lg*IH Hi Wesley mm. Bt£3I fin 

you are fully assured 

that it is correct aad per- 

fection personified. Wlieu 

your life is at. stake, or 

oue near and dear, and 

you desire conciseness^ we 

are always at your ser- 

vice, mid in person, too. 

At no time is the store 

without a competent 

pharmacist. 

pHAI-FAlSlT,~».« 

Toe V. T. 0. 0L ami f. O. M. L 

p. 8,-DK. H, O. silMtW will 

assla^ In promulgating thjs year. 

All signs tall In dry time, but 

.ChaUant's B/gna. You will find 

, something' new on these every day, 

and'you will never tail to get * 

bargain.. • • : 

E.W.BURLEI8M&C0., 

LUMBER 

AND 

MILLWORK 

OF EVEBy DESCMPTUM T(r SUIT THE 

BUitOKS WML 

Stock 

Whlcli uieiiiisi to Ilia eoiidunief, boltoiti 

lc*« uml tlie rear of his resUlouoe, AB- 

bury ttveiiuo aboô'Scwiiiil H^reet;) iS>. 

J, Hrul tb furuUricd tho lumber, 

Mayor ft. VV. l'ayne, of Wlllvlllo, 

who- was litre liui weak!'bail nvitud 

William. Hlonelilll'H eottoRe, coruur 

Fourth Rtreot and Anbury avenue. 

PoMtmuHter VV. Ii. Bruitb, of Ocean 

Itent,'linn a, Hi'O "irnwbprry patch, ut 

'l*l.lk.tLfLf.iilrtlJ k,*lû.*' I*. 'l.«.^^.k* .' !»' Iu 

m&tifc 

Chosen Principal. 

> -*Jf \ * XL. •• > • -(. . 

•alarlca Increased taw atae com. 

ber bM 

overBunday. 

Regular.' rbrtutiiiy 'meeting of tbe 

BulldlnRaud Jjoau auaociallou Satur- 

day eveulug.. • .. 

- Paldtera -are beautlfyluK Uodfrey 

A ' ili W yK y 

Ang'a eoiligo. Welt avenue, near 

Fourthitr»e> --' ------A'U'v-•*• 

FdleV Haxg, or" PhlludttlphU, has 

B B B 

reuled B. B,; Banipwm'H ciiltaKo, 720 

. Wesley aveuu^' 

The j^rst baulof the wanoii al tbe 

flub pound oB TKUty-fourtU Mreet will 

• be made lu-morriiW.-/ 

Trabiamu 00 tbe^tVest Juney aud 

Beasbore railroad douued tbelr white 

cape Monday uo'irulug.;'; 

H'. l4r,.Bbuitou'H Ixmf hodiw oil tbe 

bay front, near Tenth' street, In. Ix-iujr 

raised by Torbert'A Bou> -..--' 

.ThoouU'AriHiM 'Oraco, iif Pbiladel- 

phla, was here a few dayu. lu»t w«*.'k lor 

tlie beu^flt uf.bla health. 

• Isaiab Christian, of Kant Creek, tbU 

Blata,jU Waiting Ul* «oa, Jl*u- B. 

ChrUUan, for a> few days. 

Mrs. 11. V. VVert, haa reuled horcot- 

,H n l y 

Tlilrty^fourtlt Htifeet In bloom, 'it IH 

Hakl to be the tineet in the county. 

IJOUIB Weber jwllb.be among tho Hlill- 

adelpbla cutUfeers benr tliln oummer; 

He will occupy Kruuk Corstni'H cotluge. 

A'sbury aveuao below Thlrteunth street. 

Five earn have been added lu the 

rolling Block of the Oceaq City Kleotrlo 

Itallway coui|ii>uy. The. citrs. were un- 

loaded at ilia car .biiru by T'wbeit * 

8.111. ' '~^hlliuUI|ilila 

drugglHl, IIBH rtnled Dr. It. T. Abbolt'H 

cottajen, HMO Aubury aveiiut). 

Mn. Hun nub -Arthur; ol l'liliudcl 

- |iliia, a former nwiduut (if IIIIH city, lian 

luen u|wndliiK a wiwin here. 

moved a cottage Ueliiuglug, tolioury 

I). Moore from We«|tfyaVeiiue,b«t'fceeii 

Eighth aud Ninth »'treeta, to Moorlyu 

Place. . '• . '- '.' ••'• •' 

Mrs. AunaJoues aiid daughter, Mbw 

Lutle, uf Phlladel|ibla, came down lant 

week aud opened tip tbelr cotlaKe, An- 

bury aveuue uear Fourth street, for a 

few Weeks. ' • ----- —'-•-' 

William Jerrell * Bon, of llrlrtficloii, 

have leaned grodnd at Teulli xtrtet aud 

Wc»t avenue upon wblcli • uiect'un 

Icehouse^' They will aljoentabluihuo 

orHvs IHer*.'< • ; • j • "- »• '-' : . V 

It. S. Bc-iill, of Camdeu, an extenalye 

pr»|ierty owner lu Ihe lower «ud ol tho 

clly, luu reuled one;of the ^nckley 

Hrou.'etore* oil Anbury ^veuue- below 

Ninth Blreet. ' • > 

W. Hcu(t .Haud.caslikic of llwCViilral 

Triist- toujpany, has awarded the" cou- 

tract for it cottage to be ereoted ou 

Wesley aveuue belWeeu Klghtb aud 

Ninth ulreelH. 

It IM ruumred luut tlio Iteadlug llalL- 

way will put oil mi oxpreHH train'to 

Philadelphia about the middle ol this 

inuuth, at wlileh. time'a uew K!litH9iiaurt.K.H. tuoai. .0 /. 

Tlie cull wan for tlw election of a 

(irlnclpal und' tencjliers Jfof thc' 

adelpbla. \ - 

K. K. Totbert Jk Bob are movlyg a 

bouse belonging lo « U Btltes, looaUd 

ou Twelfth, street, back from the line of 

tbe street. 

Ocean Kest hbtelatTblrly-llriiUlieet, 

on Baturday. 

Joseph O.CbJtmpWn *Co.»rx)«)rtcl- 

lug a double coKage ou Went 'aveuue; 

4 

Ileirry D. Moorubiu dUpowid -of IIIH 

holding* In tbe Oceaii. City ttallrund 

company to the lleadlug corpnntllou. 

Aa Mr. Moore owned tlie majority of 

the Mock lu tlie above cuiupuuy, tlie 

latter mauitgemeut will, ansume full 

control. 

M. llowkeruud wife, 

Hpeul beveral dayn during Ibe 

week In '.hiilr cottage,- pilut of httach. 

SIt»: Bowker'a health bn^ been Im- 

paired uud It' wan thought tlie ocean 

breezes alight attaint tlw Invalid ip re- 

Kalulug btreugtb- .. -- . . 

Ollbert'toritoo, aonof E«wlsH.Gnr- 

HOD, wlio.tlaa Ukeu> eouroe In lelegraw 

|ihy at tbe. Oceuu View oRlce, W. J. A 

H. H: It., durlug the past wluler, IUUJ 

accepted a poulllou with' tlie luirue com- 

pany at tlie depot lu tbU city. He will 

go ou duty ou Ihe 20th luut. 

The Ocesu City House aud Blgu 

Palutlug company.baa secured tbecoii- 

tracts for painting MM J. B. Turplu'rf 

collage, Anbury avenue below Four- 

teeutb street; William O. Moore's, 

Moorlyu Terrace, aud Haury D. Mbore'u 

double colUgeoti Wejt "avenue. 

. Miw. AuuBbelle t'rale^ widow of Ibe 

Itev.J. (J. Crale, died atihet liome In 

Camdeu ou Tuesday eveuiug, after a 

bilef Illuexij. Ueceaned was a obiter of 

Mm. Charles K. KdwardK, of tliiii city, 

who, wltb her sou Reuben, waa^ pre»- 

eut when death came. The fuuura| 

took placeJJMlurday arteruoou. . ' . 

i, JN, Jauiea L. Bmllb aud family left 

"flftian"0lly ou Tuesday morulug for 

New Mexico, wliere Mr. Builtli I» en- 

gagad lu buiilrieaH. When tba travel- 

em reach Chicago they will be met by 

Mr. Bmlth, who will- accompauy them 

to their new home. They lea.ve a hout 

of friends lu. thU city, who regret tbelr 

departure, 

At a special tueetlug of city couucll 

held on Friday eveuiug it' was 

4cdded to expend »IOOO In adverHslog 

the clly. One of the methods to be 

adopted will' be tbe placing of .feigns 

along Ibe route of. the Iteadlug rail- 

road. Two pages in Oopalll's Atlantic* 

City OceaJi-CllvdJrsdtpry will also be 

used, »^S being net apart for that pur- 

' . \>Vii-. u t'.t»: r .• h MarMhall, TnekaiW; Becre- 

lary, I)r. Nutliun Cohen, Wildwood; 

treaHurer, Dr. Itaiidulph Marxlmll, 

Tuckubiie. ' 

Bal«a 

In the Capo May BOUrijlafltWediien- 

dsy William Heoaoo, oi> a pica of- turn 

vult to a charge of runnlug a gamblug 

house at Cape May,, waa sentenced to 

two mouth* In Jail wltb tlOo Nile, uud 

coat*. 

l'(wlinnHler Hutlop la having placed 

in pou'lllon -117 lock boxeti ol the latent 

improved pattern. When completed, 

U) uew iHWl-oitlca quurlera will not 

Her hy comparison with uuy lu thlu 

ucellou of the Btate. 

Mr. Buttou lu upa^lng uo expense to 

have the Interior arrangemetitH of tlie 

oBloe Buch a»' will tend; to expedite 

•nailer*. He has carefully otudled the 

requlremenla of the bualnisw, aud he Is 

endeavoring to be fully prepared to 

meet tbe rush tbat U) »ure to net lu with 

the advent of July/ Tbla couimu'uily 

will appreciate the rywtmnijtej'u vllurla 

In their behalf, aud when luutalled In 

tbe uew building, with ample accom- 

modutlous aud good light, the, postal 

clerUx will be enabled to handle the 

mall matter with greater eawj aud save 

iuu*rr valuable tlme-ûii lui|uirt desid- 

eratum. 

Whuli tile vlsltoM reached their deH- 

tiuutloii they found in .attendance 

twenty-three member* froiu-Prerlty 

uiuticll, No. 15, of Atlantic Clly; Hlute 

Coiiiiclllur H. I). Jnlniuoii, of Newark; 

Hluto HcchJlary A. A. Tilton, of Tur- 

key: Hluto Juuliir Paut Couuclllor 

Ain.llu H. VuiiHclver, of Ilivcrulde, 

uud Htulu VUt'-Coiiuclllor Ida V. 

Hluku, of Trenton. IudiiHt'ry t'ouucll 

uiiler'lHlued the Ocean City deli-Katlun. 

Durluii 'he evenliiK twelve eunilU 

•IHKM were Initialed. On (lie IHIh hint. 

Indqulry will colebrult* Uu wound mini 

venutry. 

. At the coilclUHlou uf Ihe uveUluu'a 

work, Hpeech-maklug was Indulged lu, 

lixjbtate (inlosm, Mr. Intytou, of Pros- 

perity; J. W. Bmlth, William liake 

and UU Hallle W.-Lake, of Ocean 

City, partlclpatlug. Tbe banquet tbat 

followed was. au elaborate affair, and 

Uirate who wave forluuato to be present 

uulte'iauyins: Ihitt tlie Pleawtutvllle 

Uanghtera are royal entertainers. 

The PleaHSUtvllle couucll meets lu 

lied Hen's hall, PleaiantvIHe, every 

Batufday evenlug, aud la said lo be In 

a flourlHblug condition, financially and 

numerically. 

' A Novel 

. Iu the Cape May county court Thurs- 

day lu the mldat of the trial of William 

Peaselulck on a charge of Illegal sale of 

liquor at Woodbine, Judge Voorhee* 

created a Beusatlou by-orderlug Charles 

Qrace, one of ibe |uroni, to leave the 

box and bo seated among the spectators. 

There being but eleven juroru left, the 

court anuouueed a mistrial and declared 

the ease ott anttt-tfeplember,.stating aa" 

wUneaae*. WI|!lafR,OiMWp,,,1oyer, the 

outoametif the ca»e,;tt>«/lUriir being 

oredltiid wllh sayiug that he bad so far 

ne4n urjUilug tipani whloh «o eotivlet'the 

a c c u s e d . ." ., ...... --.- . .- ,. •.•••'. 

Jacob CotornJtU. UUOU< oouvlotlui of 

aggravated abua.ult upon B t b W 

Jacob Colcoian, colored, waw 

Costa. 

Fo«mr>-ÊUurUBb Better; Owner ap- 

plyta Joseph Clark. Ueaaley's Polui» 

tnd prove property. 

fflce. 

Conservatory of Mualc, 

»tniptloopprj«b«f.ila3. 

banjo to Ocean Cily pupils, on TblUo- 

daysand FrldaysL- For terais, address 

P. Or bo» 802, Ckxan Cltyf 

a*r«pariuac for Bunlneaa. 

W.VV. Clulfaut, the up-lc-datedrug- 

glut aud promulgator of modern Ideas, 

whose uulque adverllaemenb) attracted 

HO much attention Uat summer and 

crowded bin store with customers, was 

In town Thursday tnaklug arrange- 

dieutu for the aecomrnodatlon of bin 

Increased trade. When bin place of 

busluea* la thrown open to tbe public, 

former patron* or the bouse will nee 

ample evideuee of Mr. Chalfaut'u pro- 

greanlveuew. The luterlor of the-slow 

liaa uudergoue a complete change -aud 

a handsome new soda fountain ^111 be 

uinoog tbe Improvements. Mr. Cual- 

raut I* ever ou tba alert tu foreaUJI the' 

public demand, and wheu tbe summer 

visitor* repair to l;l» htoru at Eighth 

ulreet aud Wesley aveuue they will 

Hud tba Improvement* hove made it 

veritable palace out of the old «Utud. 

Thin summer he will serve Icecream 

manufactured by himself.,' JHe 0011- 

oeutrute* all his energle*. upou hla 

business, and to this can be attributed 

Iho BUCceM which ban crowned his 

eljort* lu the past. -. -••-.• 

Wiras," •!•« M 

tlonor s*e«. 

turdiry m 

complle»lt|ou of dtaeaaerij Burraiooo aiJAouofbr tboPs 

«.merloan expostUon.Uiid'io Nutfara VWIUu 

-On sfajr.U UQ1, uw reaulan snntraer oxeury 

,8100,1 tkktu 4oi,aU'tbD5tHiDdpai: •unmer 

ta t ( f i i u n l .BuOnlo wsro 

. ^^~iffi&mM 

Tbs. Pennsylvania RallMiad *mpmci-"UitatJl 

•lou ranlo boolt rar 1U01 win tw Itmcd, 

uorutolarajonJunoil.-''.'-"'-,' J t;t >;\- \.'"-'. - - 

pall bearert.' 

with It lliu UIIIOII'H purlKee on tlie 

17th and new moon' ul uu ccliiiae node 

vu tho 18tb, u total eullrwe or the sun 

fallinKon the littler date. ThU eclipse 

will not be visible In thin country, but 

no doubt we .will nee and feel tbe 

electric aud atiUonpberlc perturbations 

resulting from tbe moou's direct con- 

junction with earth and auu, even on 

our side of the globe, tireat warmth 

for the season, very low barometer and 

heavy Htorma of rnlii, wind and tbun> 

der are more probable from Friday, the 

17th, to Monday, the 20th. The same 

dayu constitute, also, the moat prob- 

able earthquake |ierlod for tbe month. 

Prudent readers of these forecasts will 

wa(cb tbe clouds aud olber storm indl- 

CatloiiB- during this and other May 

atorm periods. Very cool nights will 

follow with tbe higher bar imcter rrom 

about the 10th to the 22 

euuiiii, falling buroiuetur uuU wide 

itnrin ureiu will Ui advancing from 

weuleru extn-mfM durliiK thu 

uyx of Muy. 

Tin' ouly ciiuhu fur 

IUIIKU'OUH utonun out of iho ordliiitry, 

urlnK thin uud other montlwuf the' 

' i Ihe fact lliu planet.Jupiter u 

tilu eijuluoctlal |uilut at thU 

.'. .';,".",, Bakersylllc 

lUv. H. Oj-Ohottln, of Tiickahoo, 

pnucbedon Hiillday evening. Much 

intercHt IH niali/re^twl In the teu day 

May niw'tliiR, ' '• r ' 

Ou Biniduy tho KieiiteHt vigilance 

wan rei|Uired ID prevent tl|e flro uturled 

| by llio IiicomntUe from uainlng head- 

'wuy. Oue lire burned' fiercely uear 

Ibo church und wax' cxthiKUMied by 

bard lighting, '• ' . / 

At the receiitmeellngor Ibo ClirlHt- 

luu Enditavor Uiwiety at the lionâf 

Miss Llizlo Price, au iuttrtmlug feat- 

ure or tbe eveoluK was s wslklug 

library. Each perxou who took part, 

by their coBlume, represented - the title 

olsbouk. Tlie books represeuled were 

as follows: Vanity Fair, How of 

Orange IUbbon; Bo Peep, Black 

Beauty;'Woman lit White, Old-Faob- 

loued Olrl, Bamantrta at Saratoga, 

Man wllb' a Hoe, 81|ver Pltcbers, Five 

Little Peppen, It's uever Too Late to 

Mend, Mao lu Black. Our Bessie, Very 

Hard Cash, Under Twrt Flags. The 

society presented the church Wltri a 

bsndwuqe pulpit Rlble.' . ' '' ; . 

Atlantic City. , : 

For au hour Baturday evening flre 

threatened tbe heart or Atlantic City's 

hotel aud collage district. Eftlcjenf 

work by'theHire department .conDlied 

the blase to tbe steel pier bath, houses, 

Virginia avenue aud beach, leased by 

Haue. Hall & lluud. Tlie bulldlug was 

practically destroyed. Kallmated low, 

$3000; uo Insurance: origin unknown. 

Tlie comptrollers authorised tlie 

organization 61' the Chelsea National 

bank, of Atlantic City, N. i., with' a 

capital or tlW.OOa. O. II. lugerwoll, D. 

IJ. COMIUH, J. li. Thomiwou, Junies If. 

Maiion, Jr., aud others are Uamed as 

liicorporslots.. .• • • 

Signs of lilt) ate already apparent In 

Ihe puttag* ooloiiy.. Beveral hundred 

prominent PhlladelplilauHowu uummer 

homes here and tbe number U steadily 

eulargldg. It has been a practice wllb 

the cottagers' to begin their reoldeoee 

here In Juue, but the reiiort's develop- 

ing attractloaa lor the eutertaiumeut 

of Hprlug ylaltora baa beeu all iuBuence 

lu having tbcra. eome here earlier. Aa 

a matter uf fact, nom« ol tlie cottagers 

opened their villa)) lit'winter, to euter- 

tsin collage parties, uud others have 

had their reuldeuceB here opeu Blue* 

Kuster,' coming duwu at will ror u few 

days or a fortnight. If aiiytblug, tbe 

cottage coluuy tills wjuaou will Im more 

tirtlllmit tbaii ujuul uwlug tu tli« In- 

creailug uumber of leudoiy In this noolal 

u. neuapnka, Tuttnj, Mfut; 

tin account u( ItiQl.nuovo occtulon 

Baulhurfl'nllwy wu^llîl^l 4^ 

; was'tiinittoa'. to. Vuiuiililji. ia ruifo of 

BIK.1W. TIAkelK Will 1>O uol. In. 

• aud C,aUsJ. 

Iquarteu tor window 

sharp, 

WM are ,_ _. 

ahades, all ooluro and aUes. , , 

oump««lUi>D^. > Brjsclal. < anatuliutaiits 

with the largest mauutacturer In tbe_ 

coootry, cuabloa^ u«* to make Iriri au 

uoaooomcut. B. «. eanitb. A Hous 

ipSO Asbary avenue. . • 

wr» un'd' letturn bring uu 

iiuuls of grtsat Htomm aud doodu uloug 

lie Allautlo coiut regions, forcibly 

erlfyiug our forecasts of such pue- 

funiena lu that direction. Lei It-be 

eineiubered thal'the Jolnulowu 0»od, 

d mauy similar cttbutrophe-i, hap- 

d near tbe centra of tbe' jupller 

lsturbauce. The present Jupiter 

[lerlod laHtlug two to three years', waa 

t it* ceutre ou April tbe 22d or about 

he time thl* Usue of Word aud Work* 

111 reach our reader*. Blorms of uu- 

i*ual deatrucliveuea* for so early In Ibe 

season have already occurred, notably 

be tornado that wrought so much 

uln aud deathlu AlabauJa aud Georgia, 

belie uoust lu large part be attributed 

» tba Influence of the Jupller peftur- 

:>a,Uou." Tlie same 1* true couceinlng 

»'gretf>lGaIvestnu horror lost Bepteni- 

We reiterate our predictions that a 

partial aubsldeuce of destructive talus 

id flood In tbe gulf regions will set lu 

urlug this seasou that oloudburstn 

lid local fldod* will visit reglona 

outing -the Allautlc, aud .that • 

dangerous tendency to dryuew will 

visit tbe grain regtima of tbe Interior 

during tbe present Kud coming ueanoau, 

although local "water spouts" and 

cloudburslB are probablu In auy tecllon. 

Tbe teudcucy with tuttuve at Mich 

times' 1* to tear her cloud chariots lu 

taltera, thu* dumping tbelr watery 

accumulations over narrow areas, In- 

stead ol-dittuulug tbe moisture. ' 

police' UOMinoa* for tlu> v«ar. 

Chief or Police Baiuuel B. Bcull's re- 

port for the year ending May 1,1001, Is 

a. Haltering commentary ou the moraJ* 

of Ocean Clly. W* learu from'Uut 

report that thera"were tlijrleeu arrral* 

Tof drunkeuueBM. elghtt«u tramps fur- 

nished with lodging*, three peraoiia 

coutlded on susptelou, two Insane-' per- 

sons carod for and oue arrest for tbeft. 

Thlrty-oue boboea were eouducled out 

of town during that period aud dfleert 

Waudotlug WlllleM asked fa* steeplujr, 

quarters. Three tharge* wero not 

pr«ased. 

Tbe Uital ex|ieU*e (o Ibe city for tlie 

above elglily-slx ariwsU waa only 1980. 

sccdrcd Work. 

A number of young men from thb 

oily'have secured work in Otieau Clly 

for thin summer. Oreat puuu aiul 

prentiratloua. aw belug Wodo by Uw 

busltieaa men there- uud this se»iwu 

promhieM to be tlui most prosperous iln< 

UM hUtoryor tlw, clly—Mlllvlllo lbs 

porter. 

HAUB —Eight oot taKea.turnlahelk«. 

ordinance making 

tuid 

eo, b« nad tbe umt 

pD« lor Uw woof lamp* 

«pe«3d upon Ibe 

" ~ • ' « : . : . 

binary- 

buMby untdndud to 

ally ror vlola- 

. , A Uuy thirty^ 

ihundrudaad r 1 ^ J 

. _w~ I* buMby uutdbuuu MI 

read aa lollowM ItUutll beunlawrdl ror nay 

n»r~n». of pemaos ta rlao any luoyole or othAf 

- propelled by • means or toot, 

. - .... .. - May 

•; Union TTaMajroomDany wffl call 

oheok (nnpiasfrom boteUandll 

,pyuta«uiiJkPifVotn M 

finitto Huptembtir V*«ntl«iUi.ttml utwan t 

boar

^^ftipLliiiiili 

tears start, and be 

ropm:to:«!b&r 

to bis 

?S:fSS'i-?.i^:V.'».l 

•fared at any scientific exploratloD. 

Jhofartto^twUgloiVsnaêaS 

have struck Iwnaslnete^lmindE 

.11ifcXiHf# r " P •MttWUpmj' can soar the Own** bssnas tos.il*, !Sa 

SrKn^LT^!?S^S'^LS"^ 0 ?''' I**-* ~w.P.P«r. and 

pto:«»!bo&rfnaji>rart;nw..mimiesi m ino i world's science I sepn. in the conn., Dv_.,. —,._. ,_.-. 

and from the highest towers haveflans; BbadtBcu In tne Bre. Pnol In the sblp- 

ont the banner or the cross and Chris- wjte*. Christ on the cross. 'Ob. that 

tlanlty now. from tile observatories at "*» might In our families tlllnk more of 

Albany and Washington, stretchea oaf tba power of > Cbmtlan pictures! One 

Itshind toward tlw opposing 1 wdMflBa little: skelcb of. Samuel kneeling In 

weapon, crying: "Tbers; la nooo like prayer will mean more to your cbll- 

tbat; givo*'lt mer, I was rtadlng of jdreri than 20 sermons on "devotion: ona 

•«---— - - ' - wri'Datlnnt rnra-n' •"•h.j.e •.. .«.- •—*-- -- 

jot face of. Christ by the band of 

tbo artist Will '.be more to four child 

sei muua uu fui peami)ce.~~ The 

' ETH E?'Z'NQA; HQR8E. 

Ias*U*l Wo#sc Tkat 'lit Bsiaa stt 

•lBtsI UoaplOI. • . \ 

I.ti|&a'l£bqi5*o shows by 

••;• U l u • '.•/",•:•,•. 

BV&'S;': 

jive It me. 

. 'A8rM.ra.u«M;«ivro v -iiu*,,nrjrnaeiBV..Th6 

world runs very fast when It Is chas- 

'^taif, a'spoflmart. 'The countTy Is trying 

to catcbJDavidand toslay bun. David 

Boea Into tho house of a priest and asks 

him for a swotd or spear with whlcb 

; to defend himself. The priest, not bs- 

:: Ink: accustomed to use deadly weapons, 

. tells David that be cannot supply him. 

but suddenly tho priest thinks "of an 

old aword that had been carefully 

wrapped ;op and laid away—the very 

aword tbat Oollatb formerly used—and 

' he takes rTnnrri »h»t »—~e —-e _«-«- 

waldsen's chisel. and Ublrtondajo's 

powerfnl u» uauu> avert ois eyes. 'And 

It bas been JBst so' that many an as- 

tronomer bos gone Into an observatory i waiasen^s chlcel. and Ublrlandajo's 

and looked up Into tbo midnight beav-l crayon T Captured for tbo truth. "There 

ens. and.tho Xord God has; through I Is none like that; glva It me." 

soraa swinging* world, flamed upon Ms' ' 

vision, and the learned man' cried ont: 

"Who am IT'Cndonei Unclean! Have 

mercy,Xord God!" ' 

Xa« CfcrlsllaJM TrnreL 

Again, i remark tbat 'tbo traveling 

aworO that Goliath formerly used—and 

be tnjkca down that sword, and wbllo 

bola anwrappins tbe sharp, glltterlna, 

• memonible blade It flaabea npori bav- 

Id'a mind that ,thla' la the very sword 

tbflt wnauscd ogahuit himlf' h 

•tbflt 

„„_..-, . xiuiurat uiuc ioe traveling" 

disposition of tbe world, whlcb was ad- 

verse to morals and religion. Is to be 

brought on oar side. The man that 

went down to Jericho and fell amid 

thieves waa a type of a great many 

travelers. There. Is many a man who 

la very honest at borne, who when he 

. la abroad baa his honor niched and bis 

ISood habits stolen. T»—;-'—••• 

Mlajhtleal of Voleea. 

So, I remark. It hi Wltb business 

seamen, and tact. Wbea Christ waa 

upon earth, the' people (bat followed 

him for the most part bad no social 

position., There was bat one man not 

,—— , — ,H.,UyWWI 

_._., . V.'keep bla band 

until tho priest has unwound It uav- 

' Id stretches out his band toward tbat 

V ' old sword and Bays, "There h» none like 

that; give It rno"-ln other words, -I 

':, •;. want in my own hand the sword, whlcb 

.bos been ased against mo and against 

:; thsj cattw of Ood,^ Bo It was given .„„ „„„..»„„„. UBTO in me way 

_hlm, Well, my friends, that Is not tbe of keeping the Sabbath when they get 

nrst oir tho last sword once used by into Spato on the Lord's day always 

:' Slant nnd Philistine Iniquity which Is go out to see the bniloghta. Plato said 

to come Into the possession' of Jesus that no city ought to be built nearer to 

Christ and of bis glorious church. ' I the sea than ten miles lest It bo tempt. 

wanVos weU as cod may belp me, to ed to commerce. Bot this traveling dbv 

... show yon tlat many a weapon whlcb position of tba world, wblcb was ad- 

baa been nscd against the armies of Yen* to that wblcb Is good. Is to be 

Cod la yet 1 be captured and used on brought On our aide.' These mall 

oar side, and I only. Imitate David trains—why. they- take- oar Bibles: 

; when 1: stretch, out my hand toward these steamers, they transport oar mis- 

that blade of the Philistine and cry. sJonarles; these sailors, rashlng* from 

"Xbere.la none Uko that; give It mer* city to city all around the world, ore 

.,- :' :' A Masrelacwms Traifc. to be converted Into Christian heralds 

' , |. remark.'first that this Is true In re- and go oat and preach Christ among 

gard to all scientific exploration. -Son the beatben nations. Tbe gospels are 

know tbat the. flrst discover lea in u- InOnltely multiplied la! beauty and 

troaomy and geology and chronology power since Doblnson and Thompson 

-weroascdtohattleCbruiUnnlty. World- and Burckhardt have come back and 

Christ? Not one. When Peter came 

to Joppa, he stopped wltb one Simon, n 

j£*Pp.r^n^^^^ 

{nT^^ 0 ..*^^^ 

position., There was bat one man nat- 

urally brilliant In all tbe apostleslijn. 

Joseph of Arlmatbea. the.rich man. 

risked nothing when be offered a bole 

In Hie rock for the dead Christ Dow 

many of tbe merchants In Asia Minor 

befriended Jesus t I think of only one— 

Lyilla. How many of the castles on 

the beacb at tialllee entertained 

Christ? Kot o Wh P 

^ _TO ..uua unusTd- amir* or vonntDT .None. Tbe.proml- 

Ing of men for the purposes of trade neat men of the day did not want to 

because of tbe corraptlna; Inaqanccs risk their reputation for sanity by pre- 

attending It A good many men now tending to be one- of hto followers, 

cannot stand the transition from one Now that Is all changed. Among the 

place to another. Soma rnon »•">-•— "•'"•>«—*——" " 

ftr merchants and. 

d If t 

.je neglect wMch'lhreatcns the closing fl 

of the Harvard Veterinary school at ". 

Boston and Its hospital and free clinic 

far-:tbo! art trials of the poor. TJnleas 

money bi provided for an endowment 

New England; It Is announced, must 

lose Its only Institution for the' sys- 

tematic study and'relief of tho diseases 

of animals. :;..•,,., ., . .,'•. ;'• 

TuQfrce.cUnlc has been by far' „ 

-jrgesTin IBoÛnlted States and oao jf. 

the largest anywhere. It Is entlmated- 

that the present year Will see a, record 

ef over 4JB00 cases, it Is much like tbo 

free clinic of out patients at any hospi- 

tal and will be Badly missed by a class 

.that can hardly afford the services of 

trainod*vctcrlnaruins. Cases aro brought 

to the hospital as an ordinary put pa- 

tient clinic, accompanied by friends. If 

not by relatives. Tbe most common 

cases are. those of tbe smaller domestic 

creatures.' When monkeys were more 

commonly - seen with hand organs In 

Boston, tbe tendency of these animals 

to consumption and tbe poverty of 

their owners brought many of them 

to the clinic. The animals are examin- 

ed and treated by students Working 

under tho professional surveillance of 

their Instructors and; anally, of Dr. 

Charles P. I^yman.dcan of the school, 

formerly or.tbe agricultural depart- 

ment In Washington. The hospital It- 

v:-' ! ;.';.;;'';Sj(|jWjdle-;.." .: 

'v-7•;;"'"•"'•/.' Resort 

Not Excelled 


Finest facilities lor 

: BBAI. KWTATB AUVH.' 

•' : ''.' •••• "'•••• • • 

; 

' L L V ' 

; : 

- . " • • ^ ' • • • ' • ^ ; • iwainii arm ny me movement ed. (be beacb upon whlcb Paul was 

of tho heavenly bodies, that the Bible shipwrecked, tbe fords st wblcb Jor 

Is a lie and that Christianity, ss we don was passed, tbe Red sea baak on 

bav/e It smoirg; men, la a positive Itnpo- —»-•-• * •• 

.. sJUan,*' Good, men trembled. The tel- 

escope, the Leyden Jars,'the electrlo 

very oM sword 

nmiti bad 

A man aid: -1 

" D lnB 

oTSnsr^t. 

that these .thetoiuS 

^ i X 

, Ho- 

. that all tbe world 

_j and see Golgotha and BetbleV 

^-.-T-T—'^—T^^Z 1 *^Tf ^*" M *°." m " nenl - How many who coald not afford 

that; give; Itvmer : AUUI Copernlcns muieteera now essliy bay tickets from 

s^GslIlel and lÎera^ Isaac Kew- Conatsntloople to Joppa. Then let 

ton and Bencbel and O^^WKfên Christians traveJl Ood speed tbe tali 

têfomoadtoM.thaworidtbatln tralna and galde the sieamshlps tbl« 

-thcur ransacking of the. earth and beav- night panting across the deep la tbv 

*???*£ *"^ orei^belmln«t presence pbosphoreseent wake of the shinlag 

"f^'rVSf? WbOm "? r^ftJSli^* aa pouoaopoy. and In lHKv 

. 'to the southwestern part of this coon- 

,try, Christian,men Went oat to exam- 

ine tbe morcb'of the locusts. There 

ore men rigbt before me'wbo mast 

• bmve noticed In that very part of tba 

.country tbe coming ap-of tbe loettsia 

. Ukeansrmy. and It ams found that all 

the. newspapers anwlttlngly spoke ol 

tbem asan army. -.WhyT Tbey seem 

to have a commander 'Tbey march 

: Hks>» host.- they bait like a boat. No 

amnr ever-went to slralnhter flight 

j thSO'the |ocust« coqje-not eveo tdrn- 

toa; aside for the wind. If tbe wind 

tiaea. tbe locusts drop'and then rlse> 

."Sjsjaia rafter It baa gone* aowa. takuis* 

the same line of march, not varying a 

;«oot, The old Bible.right every time 

' When, It speaks of locusts -coming like 

an army; worldly pbllosopby wrong, 

', '*' ''e«*Usrf«a ••4'Salamew. 

^WorfdTy philosophy sold. "Alt that 

story sboot the light tamed as day to 

tbs- •eai'Js simply an auaordity.- old 

'tlinv-'vMrUly, pbuciaopbyâid. "The 

Ibjht eomea atfalgbt.- Christian phl- 

kMDpby aoya, "Walt sr Uttle while." 

It.cnes pp an4 nuikea dlscoverlea 

(kids that the atmosphere carves 

tkad „ .w WW*M«. ' erewnwa 7 

say. -nellgioa la very good for sged 

fwomen. It Is very good for children, 

I bat not for men." But we ha** la the 

roll of Cbrisx's host Uoxart and naa- 

del hi tnoslc: Csnova and Angelo in 

scttlptnra: Rapbsel snd Beyoblds hi 

painting: Dancy and Boerhsave In 

medicine; Cowper and Scott In poetry; 

Grotias and Barks u stataaraanshlp; 

Boyle and Ulbnlts In phllosopay;. 

>r*êj|aaj CnslnMra and JTohn Uaso9'ln' 

_. ... ... .UM wvnusjveryining tnat 

la worth anything, and there will be 

nothing bot the' scam left. We have 

been rebebi, bat a procbimallon of am- 

nesty goes forth now from the throne 

of God, saying, "Whosoever will, let 

him come." However Ions; yoa may 

have, wandered, however great your 

crimes may. have' been, "whosoever 

will, let him come.*' Ob. that this hour 

X coold marshal ail the world on the 

aide of. Christ! He b the best friend a 

man_eyer had. Ho Is so kind, he no 

loving, so aympatbetle. I cannot see 

bow you. can stay away. from him. 

Come now and accept bis mercy. Be- 

' bold him as be stretches out tbe arms 

of hla salvation, saying, "Look unto 

ropes to. prevent any.posslble Btraggle 

snd another holding his head. and 

quieting the animal's nerves with band 

and. Voice. Tne nose bair, .conical, as In 

tbe rase or the smaller apparatus used 

In etherising man. Is placed over bis 

nostrils, the ether Is poured upon tbe 

Bponjre. and the' animal, after a few 

deep Inhalations, Is .utterly oblivious 

to any farther suffering. 

' WVw BVsland'a •••>•>•( Peat. 

New Zealand's rabbit poet can be ap- 

preciated only by Inspection of tbe fig- 

ures submitted by tbe secretary or ag- 

riculture of tbst colony for tbe year, 

ended July. 1000.: and recently publish- 

ed ta his annual report. Ho states' that 

during tbe- year ended July t, I00O, 

8.15X877 rabbits and 7.744.038 rabbit 

skins were exported ns against 4.214,- 

D8Z rabbits snd rx5O4,t80 skins shipped • 

the preceding year. 

This Increase In tbe number of rab- 

bits killed Is. In his opinion, not an en- 

couraging- sign, but rather the reverse. 

Tbe Inspectors .of stack for tbe vari- 

ous districts report that phospborhted 



parts of the city. * ."""'"" 

For information apply to- . 

WE UICE, 

Secretary 

Ocean City Asso'n, 

CURTIS ROBINSON, 

Real Estate^nd Insurance, 

JOHNBROWER 

MM ' 

' •&&&•$ - 

• *$?& ,• 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL.! 

ruattsHss 



IS**Money to loan on Bond and 

^ iMi mm 


BE8T QUALITY OF 


..Blue Stone Pavements.. 

Artistically laid by tapert workmen wad viMUmDte«d Mritoei 

D. MAHONEY,tic* 

LBWI8 BROS. 

rmwunvuB, 

V1RST QUAUTV 

HIRD OIL AND VARNISHES 

ROBERTS' PIAB AND WATIR 

PROOF PAINT. . ;•, 

PUM Ms4allc Polnts/for Tin wxt 

Bblngle JBUmta (and no other should. b«. 

used where rain water la caught tot, 

IsmUy use). All brsudsorReady Mind 

Paints. -Window Glass of all kink 

and patterns." Reference given. • .'..,', 

STORE ON ASBORr AVL, 

. OCEAN CITV. N. J. 

' K. H. SUVTOH. 

„ uu amvDiioo. ssyina;, "Loo]i unto. .._. «. all ye ends or the earth, snd be ye I beln* spplW to large farni£or; rangea. 

saved,-for"!""ani-Ood.' MBk*-fiii.ifl .- . 

i-t ••-••: 

HI 

mm 

VeUld ..• ^. ,.^w *—* wuiweuucrff curves 

and bsnda the rays of llajbt aroand 

tha aartb litersJij «ô the day to tba 

s*aL"rvTb« Bible right agjslri: worldly 

nblloaophy wrontr asnla. "Ah." says 

worldly philosophy. ^11 that ailosion 

tb-Job aboat tbe;fi>iio4stiaas of.the 

taxtk Js-'almply an ahsBrdlty. "Wbwe 

wast tborj.' says, flod, .*»&«» I set tha 

flnmdatlons of the eartbr . The earth 

•H«a-no Totmdation,* i Cbristiaa phllaa- 

jOBhi.cornea and flnds that the ward as 

' lxsjulated^fotuiilatloris 1 * may be bet- 

'"~~'•^ 1 * ••••*" ,Bo Bow sM 

' translated 

. .in-ie •» iv left Hlone, they two—ones toor* 

Bqrinalns life ovnr Molo. '. 

Imt u tl»y did In Uu dwe'ol yon. . 

Before th«y w«ff« nine or tn. 

AM) the labU Is aa't lor two time dajs| 

The children went' on* by one ' 

Away Ironi home on th«fr eefierate ways 

Wbn tba dilMbood'days a. nt, Uebcdlction, 8 _i. ba. 

' CHURCK SOCIETIES. 

" - Klkirr M.K-Cmrluju,. 

gR.j7s7 WAGGONER, 

• . —alWIDKNT ; '.' 

Physician and. Druggist, 

>3i Asbory Ave.. Ocean City, N. J. 

Para Drttira, Flaa Btatloaary, Coafectloaery, 

eto, n1anl(y o» bated. 

^C. HUTCHINSON; M7b? 

No. 83.4 Ooean. Avonuo. 

OCCAM CITV, N. J, 

L. ROSE ' 

Law and U. S. Courts 

iH I mid 2 Kourue llulldlup; . 

O0KAN . 

RALPH L. GOFF, 

CIVIL ENGINEER. - 

CONVEYANCER. 

MIMTK AMD CENTRAL AVEMU.B, 

OCEAN CITV. N. J. 

rviOB 

HtoUp.bl. Houiuc—Till li) a, in., 1 loi p. in. 

• • 

aPaaWajlCSSUi sUld HMrgCOli, 

Ctainl ud BUklh otrwL 

ileii Aid meets nrMl Monday evening of 

aiuih liiubth. UH. Addol lCobloiuiii, totuM* 

. dent; Mral LiivlublTborn, trtauturer; Mra. M« 

- C. (ieurretaoli, recording* ts»crmldent, Mrs. J 

Womans UhjttaUiut Tomwtanw ilnlou 

aodenomlnittloiiai, ' knaeta seml-moutbly. 

l>ldt Mr JUItabetb Urlikj ospnd 

r 1 ^ C 

.Tetnperauce - Unlou, 

- 'eta seml-moutbly. 

> Urtakj correspoud- 

" •; treasurer, 

the Loyal Teiabenmco l^glou nieeuiiwiiit- 

tuoauiir »ni cbarab. HapirlnUfldeiol, tlra, 

M. BellSer) BreMldent, .Usslo Umes; treaio- 

. rar* Leon Huttou; aecreitary, Hubel Ueanutt. 

Yachtmco'w Auaaiatlon. Wlltdo Wiliels. 

presuiebt; Hark liaktf, secretary. Annual 

nteetlng will be beld In Jun& 

I HulldlnK and Lo«a SaaocUv 

\ HatUroVy ot aacb tnoatn. 

' WUllans 

- 8. 

StoveSjHeaterSjRanges, 

PUMPS. SINK?, A.C.; 

4OB-1O Asbury Aven tie, 

OOEANf OITY. N. «1. 

T u ruolW BSB-1 nbsMi-lroa wetter. All kiudt* 

:ov«ni m kptwUliy. AU work xumr+hUhd 

M»:AIL etn-Ai-E AMI* IMNUSIANOK. 

ISRAEL Q. ADAMS 4 CO. 

Real Estate i Insurance 

J. T. BRYAN, 

PMCTICIL HUMBEB ud OiS riTTEB 

ClrcuUIUut UOIUM, Malu, U.th Tuh«, Wator 

t>^tcji, lêJ uad Irou tlpee, rîttitiS, l£c«-. fur- 

kibwi at ihntt UolkM. Couulry or City ItMil- 

dMieoelllUd uplmln) lual tusbewr. Kaullary 

liuiubliut aud UrsluaMri a uBveislty. Ortl*ir« by 

mall Dromptly alUttded U>. 

6. THOMAS, 

No.108M«rk©tSt:, 

NIliDELPHIA, 

Qi^©arn 

Always tba treaboai and bast to bo lonnd In 

rnu OavomldTaSei, ehoioa brands ol Oottaa, 

af ll d 0nned sralU. I*lekiea, 

Balalna, DwHAuOSAlalM and Lard, 

of-bast aUaUty,' Welcbsd wban por- 

b]> ooatomarm. MoTcaS la wj«bi 

Brio__ 

*" Work |O Ifsoon,^ 

Abendedto. 

oTtlOand upward 

', aoyraf *—-• 

ooonty. 

ifi 

IN. JOHNSON, 

PLUMBER, 

STEAM AND 6AS FITTER. 

Repairing a specialty. 

Bath Tubs and Plum 

umbers'. 

KIMIU i, I ft 6, feu) bill* ft 

ATLANTIC CITV, N. J. 

(ônuulaalouer* of Deed* for Pend- 

Bylvalila. . . ' ." • 

Mouey lo loan on First Mortgage. 

Lain for sale at Boutli Atlantic City 

Moaej lo Inu sa 

r1rits1orl||ss. •' 

1st 

Sil«»flsaL 

HEADQUARTERS FOR 

Real Estate and Insarance, 

rrc., 'AT 

CHARLES P. LAKE'S 

No. till Atibury 

JOSEPH SUTTON 

BOURSE BUILDING 

I OCKAN CITV. N J. 

"Don't say that, Mary! You know 1 

lovo you, and"— ' . ' 

"Now, Tom Palton. stop Habt vrbcro 

you' aw. I've told yon ofton onough 

that I like you. You havo IHMMI my 

rrlcnd aud Dlayiuato ever Hlueo I wan 

a llttlu elrl. and I Bball alwayn like 

you OH a friend' No, Blr; I Won't llst.a 

to nny lovcniaklng. I won't marry 

you; sir, and that's tbo end ou't. I 

will marry no one lxtt a bravo.man, 

nnd ( don'J love anylKxiy, olid 1 *— 

"Hut, Mary, Bur«ly 1"— 

"Thin 1 you go again, Hlr. If you ever 

mention love to me njraln, 1 Will never 

Mpeak to you, aa sure as my iiauw la 

MaryHurt."... 

"Oil, If you put It that way I'll really 

liave to retire, far I couldn't eurvlvo 

tbo punlulimciit. How do you know 

I'tii not tbo brave limn?" 

- "And I've known you all these years, 

and—but I won't have; It brought up 

again, and tbero's an end on't, air." 

"Well, well! 'It a woman will, nho 

will, and U she won't sbo won't, and 

tbere'M the end on't,'" quoted Tom Bay- 

ly. . "Every dag has bin day, Mary. 

What do you say to a nail down tho 

bay? Ltt's-haye that mother of yours 

and tnko a run down to Elin island for 

dinner at Cobb's farm and a bath at 

tbo short beacb. It's a Hue morning- 

for a sail, and I'll bo bound I'll learn 

to Bwlm this time." 

"Tom Dalton, If there ever warf— 

well, I know tuero wnHU't. And I really 

begou to think you wcro serious, sir. 

Dot mother never would-veuture oat 

In that craiy knoekaliout of. yours. 

Wouldn't It bo Jolly J I'd lova to no." 

"It la all right about the knockabout. 

Bhe Is high and dry for a new'cost of 

emptier i>alut. Captain Doylo liaj* his 

new BChooner Willie and told mo tbla 

morning bo should run down to-Elm 

como flood tide. What" do you Bay, 

Mary7 And—you know I was In car- 

to Elm last Tuertdny. Tight 

weather coming homo, too." 

"Thoiuna Dnllon, do you mean that 

you .were down hero In lust Tuesday's 

gale nnd nux-ur told? And you let us 

tblnh you luid been, detained In, Both 

too on luialnefiH." 

~ "Got It straight from Doyle."'quoth. 

torn. - ' • , . 

Tbe Colilin wcro on tbo bench to wel- 

come them. Master Harry bad banied 

his t>ots that mornlna; and there wotild 

be lobstor chowder for' dinner at S 

o'clock. Would they try a dip at tho 

short beacb by the. runway between 

Elm and Elm, Jr.? • They would—that 

Is, tbo young peoplo woalO, and Mra. 

Hart-would watch the sport from the 

beacb. ' 

Ouitr In tbo water, Mary's spirits 

seemed bubbling over and she waa 

noon daring Dultou. to try a race, to 

dory iroorcd a short distance from tho 

beach. |IoEcomed reluctant at flrst, 

and was suto it was too' near tbe cur- 

rent of tho runway, but to tako a.daro 

from. Mnry anil havo her taunt him 

wltb a hick of courage, was too much, 

for n young umn of hU tompcrament. 

Bho wnv wndlng toward tbe -boat; 

and. wbon but a fow Rtrokcs from it, 

called luck laughingly:. "Will you 

swlna for.lt, Tom? If you reach It 

first. I'll be your prize, sir." 

Ho was striking out after her as soon 

OH tho words had loft her lips. _ 

Bho bad nearly reached tbo dory and, 

confident of winning the race, put her, 

hand up to cnlch tbo gunwale, missed 

It and suddenly discovered she was out 

of depth and In tho runway current 

"Tonil" she cried, and then all Tom 

saw won u pair or frightened upturned 

eyes nnd .u terror stricken face as she 

swept under tliu surface. • 

A lino tireulcnmeat for a lover who 

was not n bravo man and who bad 

barely learned to swlmi Drawing a 

deep breath, blind to all danger and 

with no-thought but to nave her or die 

with her, Tom Htruck out Into tbe cur- 

rent aud under the surface. • 

Hid heart thumped wildly as be felt 

a mnM of-thnt KUU cold hair come. Into 

bin ttraxp, and In a moment more they 

rose to the Hiirface. Through bhraalt 

dimmed e.veu Tom saw a bit ot^ rope 

and sranpMe-lt. They had come? op un- 

der the stern pf the dory, whlcb bad 

BWJJBE Into the current with them, nud 

be wan now drmly urrpplng a bit of 

painter which bung over the stern. 

In a few iiilnulex more bo hnd lifted 

her. over- the uldo, ebimltered In after 

and WUM dialing her hahJa briskly. 

Mrs. Hart'H crleu from the beach bad 

brought tho C'oblia to tho ncenu, and 

BOYS OF" 

osailMr i, stae» ever could be Bo foollsb It must 

be a brave man. 

"None but tbe bravo deserve tbo fn!r, 

and you aren't brave. You know you 

aro nor, sir." ! 

Flood)tide found tbem skimming 

down the boy on the natty HtUo schoon- 

er Wllll* In a spanking breexe. Jumping 

nt the tea like a mettlesome borwe, 

.while Captain Doyle Blood at tbe wheel 

extolling her virtues to Urs. Hart The. 

loung" people were camped comfortably 

on the deck at the windward Bide of 

the Irtwimnas*. : 

"Oreat. bn't Itr* Bald Tom. "Now 

what would you say to a lobster ebow- 

uVr for dlnnerf 

*-Tonj. you vUlaint Vou have IMWD 

plotting tbhl spree wltb Cobb. You 

know I dote on lobster chowder." . 

'Down tbero last week." Told 'eni 

Wo"d be down. Tried to get mother to 

come, but she Wouldn't step ber> foot 

In anytbia_t. smaUcr than a liner/* 

" ul you never told! I can hardly 

believe It I never knov wbea ta be- 

lieve yoa, sir.'' ' 

Lctl Sure encash this time. Isn't 

It, Captain Doylel- 

ict, sore." sold tbo skipper. "Mo 

sn Mr. Oajtao had a bit of a ran flowi) 

Drlll.h ttar#la4.aV Wlsrsv 

The wigs worn In English com-ts were 

formerly nmdo of human balr, and It 

Is on record that the white hair' of a 

woman, who lived to be 100 years old 

win Hold for that purpose for £50. - In 

182T the old form nf powdered wig— 

which was wmewbut of a nuisance be- 

CatiHo tbe powder came oS and tho hair 

frequently required. recnrUng—was su- 

ncr>«£ded by tho horsehair wig. 

Only, about 100 of thcoe legal ortwi- 

lUentM nro nmdo annually, A good nr- 

tlclo will Idnt for a nuflrtcr of a cen- 

tury, and, moreover, barristers do not 

altogether n[iiif»'elato now wlgii, as they 

suggest that tho wearer la now to tho 

huslneiui and conue 

This - manufacture of. tbe sugar- was 

not confined, to any ono tribe, but was 

practiced by all northern Indians nod 

waa known to those living nk far Boa tt 

as Florida and Texas. Among tha 

sdsar making tribe* a spodal'festival 

was beid. which- was called the map! 

dance; which was undoubtedly - a re 

llgious festiynl hi the. naturo • of . a 

prayer or propitiatory ceremony, ask* 

lag, for an. abundant, flow of Bap nn*, 

for good, rortune (n collecting It : 

Among many If not all tlio Indians 

Inhabiting tbe. northern United States 

maple BOgar waa not merely a luxury; 

something rater) because. It was tooth- 

some, butwas actually an'Important 

part of tlwlr support. Mixed wltb 

pounded, parched corn, jt wuBjrat ui 

Iq.small quantities and was) a concen- 

trated farm of nutriment nut mocb 

less valuable In resi>uct,to ltn auullr 

of support than,' the pemmlcau wblcb 

.Waa Used alniost'-down .to our owl 

times. - , • i 

Among; ail the older writers who had 

much.familiarity with tlte 

Algonqnln trrboB; arid nn eminent'ail 

thority. Dr. Brinton. ' has BUeriestcd 

that they wore probably "so called^ 

from their lovo of the product of tin. 

sugar maple." On the other baud. 

A. b\ Chamberlain bus very plausibly 

said "that It In iiardly likely-that tu 

Iroqaols dUtlngUbjbed other tribes b_ 

tills term. If Ita origin bo us suggested 

alnco they tbemsclved Were Bugar timk 

ers and .eaters."- '• 

Atuoru proboblo orie'h of tho word L, 

tft'sea. 

t 

too merit of 

ta ono-lhu G. 

W) and 

Ings. Wulcbirftcnds tatty It oa 

rtit Drifl b l 

f aty t a 

opportunity. Driefly bo polota 

opponunity, uneny no polota oat toatv 

Wllwoy nnd sea sickness ore both eanai^ 

ed by ttaJ rapidly cbao^tBg toemoei': 

y 

ed by t 

i W d 

apparent approach and withdrawal 

«f objects^•sneb' 'OS nedgffs. ralllnga. 

ctev; nhca u .a traintociUie' nlllna; 

crests of the/ waves, at.soa. .,Nov/,,lt Jav,^ 

obvious, .that', ivq, eyes nro '.XiKfftmX.j 

for, focusing objectsi pwperlj»,.,(wJ m>^ 

sequeotly It occurred to tbo Ingonloua 

physician' thnt by closing 1 or' coveHnM 

ono eyo be might get rid of tbe Irrttot- • 

mg effects or traveims; I>r roU or sest' : 

Ho personally tested the experiment oa!" 

sovcral: occaskins, wltb • the moat grot- • t 

ifybuj results, and as. a reaaltof.cxpe-i 

1 b f l M ' n ^ | V 

t 

cliurchyurd In Imm than . the 

rent of tho counecrated ground. "To 

bo buried there," wrote Duriuulaa, tbe, 

great fourteenth century ecclesiastic. 

"Is. In tbo language of the eastern 

countrlen. to he buried out of ennctu- 

ory," Heuco the poaltlon waa ey 

cjppropriated to tho graves of sdlcldes, 

anbaptlifed pemony 'and excommu- 

nlcatetr:—Kotcs and Qaerica. 

' . . Clatrtf K.lM.lexy, 

'Tbs batlW Of Kanllaso Was woo by 

tho flv Gun)ban and Potieas, according U 

3. 0. -Dorscy. uud aUo of tho Kttnsnit 

Osage and Iowa, Wluucbaso. TtiscaWr 

ra aud Pawnee. The Cueycuoea, ot 

the other band, call It box elder water 

A, V, Chamberlain, wbo. baa BOOO wltl 

great care Into tbo question of *hl 

meaning of the words wblcb designate 

tuo maple tree and Its product, la dls 

posed lo believe that tho name of (in 

tnaplo means tbe tK-e— In other Words 

the real or actual tree or tbe tree wblcl) 

stands above all olberuPret < 

to rjoso or cqver one eye occtisiooglly, 

'" o short Intervals of rest "" "" " " 

clcrit to prevent any nervo'ua Irritstton:, • 

It might be m-ged that people bavs;- 

frequently tried doslns; thett- ares' hs>'< »' 

fore now. without effect . But It'aeema 

thnt It Is,not enough to shut both eyea.io (1 

bmaglnatlonhaS no* equal' play.' : At' 

any Tale, the new remedy has the ad- •: 

vantage of bemg an cosy ooe to exK> 

perlment .wlillj and probably;tho pPUBt,, 

channel Bteamers will soon be fHjt 

' I "iW 

,101.' ' 

"On my flrst visH to North Bolujta. 1 * > 

snys a western man quoted In tbeBos-t '• 

ton Tranacrlnt. "I, had to ride 20 mlksii: 

oefcosa tho praWp.Irom arafton to.PnrJr,. 1 , 

Ulvcr. It was a most *«**}?»* Joarooy,... 

Tho cold was Intense. It cut yon dow» .. 

far below your own overcoat and,IM>..,*' 

fur coat which tbo driver gnvo yod . 

With a sneer at your petty garment. ' 

and It paralysed all exertion and every" ; 

thought except that or reaching the 

Journey's end. : In the back o* the sled. '' 

which, carried, trunks and. the rjasll.waa 

a. sort ef stove, but U goyo tnaro smoko- 

than heat and almost suffocated, the (. ( 

tenderfoot The road waa devious, nod r. 

tho tms and downs about the Iriyer: v 

wero uany. Wo skirted thatrrver*';.' 

part of tbo way bt tryina; to escape the'-" 

cold wind. And yet tt was a mild day. • 

what they would coil ln Montana 1oq!»ii 

a. two, ebirt day.' Nothing - couM; ba .'•. 

moro. dreary odd dtpresahi* nn(lfbarr : ; 

barouti than that ride, and It taadema. 

ihluk tbat I waa In a, region far: ro- , 

moved' from tbe modern worhi' Tbht' 

was four years ago. What Is this ' 

that I read today In a newspaper from 

thnt young .statat- 'A. mnjtutny.ihaSr. 

boon lucorporatcd to equip, and rnn o. 

lluo of automobllefl from Park Itiver to' 

Graftou!"' ' ; ' *.•-'•' .' ': 

«a4 Uke> Toieei HltakasUL, 

Tho JuUcloua odor of. a bis. roomy 

country kltehtn only whets onji'a appe- 

tfta Iusii>a4.of OulUug It as town kltcb/ 

ens da. And aa to there, being any- 

thug, dlsagre«lblo 'In dining in tbe 

think* of the ol

i0l*VtA t^''^^,î*j'''if^^''^4'! v '-^"'''" ? V'^'-'''' ; '-'''''^'' • r " I -V 1 '''.'-'ri' : ".','V. v ';.'';''/V-' i ;*' ! ^"'''v l ''u'" : ! i J''''> f i f .' •!•''.•'•*' "''•"r'--''' ' V .V*.".'. '• >.':•''' ''i\>.:'-'! ,:'•'', - 1 '"." '.-•,'...: < '•/." .',';. • i . 1 ",;'•' .''•••'•' ..'' -' .'.'Vj. J -:..yi:'.i'i r '' V>'-.'! .'iV 1 .. , .^;ajf.VC/- .'''',".«. 

••••'••«8 

BOBII8OH, 

iilK: 

PBOPBTKTOB. 

Morals 

rand yearly 

r'done bjr espertenoid 

THTJH8PAY, MAY 16.1901 

'.•,;;'-.';t'VL 

> work 1 

of civilisation, but ratbsr, our 

crowded cities, where rapid cbangea 

•od conllnnooa escltejnant take the 

place or peaceful labor and a quiet lire. 

Wai.ogsrlnaBL.af^Laar*--'**'-'^'-—*-*•— ' —- '- 

[ebaogeof situation. . .,.-.»»», 

Ibr av«ryfcl>idcr-benefit, It also oOera 

- - - ' - 

v "• • • • • • - • • ' ^ ^ g g f . 

{•«»•*• 

aaja upon Ibb point: 

•'Tna. sUilaat innneno. of,.,, 

•mblfiKKuv As 

ITUWTIC GQUNH 6LEIHIHGS. 

Oanwrad by the "Scatlael" Cucnf 

Jtokjen organuuxl last WerJueaday U? 

Ibe reflection of aJltbeoldulHoen, aa 

tbllotai Olrrtlgr, Jubo T. Irvlog; ao- 

llollor, JaaepbtbampaoD; olaik. Joho 

Ci Aoderaau;oaaaty collector, JêvlC. 

AlbWMoa TUe board of Ibe prisoners 

a .to | coofuted • IIIi the county Jail • : iras ; ln- 

"JJJ 'ereajwd "trow 12.60 to $8 per week. It 

'was decided Jo purchase the Atlaullo 

rBAV'. 1 - 

Muni 

laji, 

w 

lav I sun 

ftlon and deceit are c 

• of civilization, • U mrantwa 

L*!-? I robbery and mnrtter wllb tmw Wpons, 

'8£ 

H3K 

.as 

oW 

-ralwhioli rnaanuy Ibe rnonU fravlty of _ 

' - —'oobnes, In proportion a.: thwruso demand* 

lavenllw power and syslemallc calculation^ 

JJJI ••. • •.'If Ihtsclvltlutlon bring. raor«l 

aAaldnriffer* unknown to fbrmer am*.tb*o we 

~ can only ny mat it rnakas damands of tbo 

Individual and or soolntr alike lo fees (be 

4J» I nev condition*, uut do all tbat In ttwm IK» 

ha erected on Iowa avenue, south, biu 

been leased for f lie summer for $2000, 

He expects to make It his peruianeut 

b o r n e . . ' . . ' '.'"•,. •.;•; •• . /.: . ••• •'... .-•:;""" 

Fred Pi Currle, Jr., the sliteen-yeaii; 

Sunday, at bla borne,, Baltic and 

BbodeTauuida.veuua>. Tne|odezplretl 

In Jila DUUet'a araiB diiripg » vlulenV at 

tack of (bcamatltm. of the bearl. 

Snoday moroint about aeVeo o'clock 

Jbe lad. row from bed and was paniag 

aloaglbe ball way of ilieaecoud flour 

when beiuiddvuly (ell. Ilia father wa» 

ID an adjolnlug room aud, hearing him1* 

1^1; bunted to h » ^ ^ ^ 

Tbe INinnRylvanla Railroad company an- 

naaanvlbe raliowlosapealal reduood nm 

tolloao!o.on account ol too Pan-Amcrloin 

Bummer exodr«lonlj«luti.(o be •qlo "otUjnTof Ibe atooinblilnf «*;'?' 

begins todeteriorate from tbo moinnnt or Ua nppliralton. Arler OMr'lM « f S l J ! 5 j " » ^ 

îiaMOVMAlonaryrlodâcoiniiliiutBaloi. giK.i.i. •..- • r-^^^fff«''Bi«ataj».. -. 

p v}| m 

prorortlonole num, tram 

TraâT-eioarVloa tlcketmlo tw Kld,bt>- 

Iqplnr &tay I, amreonllnulog: every day 

thereaRef*dnrin0 v tne exposition, good goiua- 

-u regular trains and; good relnnUna; within. 

- ' •"— ' • " i or sale, at ralsof 

eci to the approval I room, hu( dsath cime aloioat immedt-1. Special cifnrnl•>">> only on Tbbr«iar. U.VM . gratifying to note that eml- tuHons of learning which extend lo 

nent medical men are Interesting them- every hamlet, f 

aelvea In a movement to l tb l d 

nteres 

In a movement to 

d W 

o 

ree libraries all over the 

td 

y , ee libraries all over the 

aelvea In a movement to ralae tbe land and mullltudeaof like advantages, 

iitandard of arlmWon to thebr profios- for which we do well to be glad, {low 

alon. ' The leading medical colleges la It with the moral and splritaal/orcea, 

havaa been extending then; cotiraea and which aloue can convert these opporiu 

maktrjgl tending then; cotiraea and which aloue can convert these opporiu- 

maktrjg'exarnlnaUons harder, bat ao bltlee' Into permanent bkeslngaT We 

long as IeM repatahte Bcbools areal- exult in our strength, we glory In what 

lovredflo turn oat fledgling doctora after we call our booor. we Iwumt nf •««••• >- 

ply of uionmpeteot practitiooera. 

Tbe most direct and amalble move- 

ant twad l b 

of 

twelve 

|aeoD(jal7louupIes,or whom nine were — _uu 

have n^lncent r*ou«e. ^/.^rntvrorThe^^sldr 

Atlantic City. 

Atlanllo City Is srraoglnga beneat 

ror the victims of Ibe Jackaonville Urn 

tbat promises to rut a handsome sum 

for. tbe suffered! In the destroyed 

Hqulbem city. A grand subscription 

ball and reception la to be held lo tbe 

spacious dlniug balls aud parlors of tbe 

new Hole! Hudulpb. Pronrletor 

Cbarleslt Myers has given tbe entire 

uae of the first floor or hU msgulQceut 

hotel for Ibe aflalr aud will lu addition 

furnish Ibe USB of tbe Imperial Hun- 

garian Orcncstra,' Atlantic City people 

feel a. keen Interest lit tbe affairs of 

Jacksonville, uot ouly because ° It Is a 

slslerrreaorl, but because so' many go 

from b^re lo tbe, beautiful clly fur 

vacation periods. Tbs press club will 

work lu eo-aperallon with -Mr. Myets 

In making tbe affair a big success. It 

Bhe'hfld departed. 

"1 nin sure I don't know why young 

women should run ' after' ui«* on tho 

street to irlve mo luooi-y." rjacalattfd 

the man. "but I. will spvud II for drink 

since she particularly rvauosted nip 

n o t t o . " . . . • 

A tov/ steps farther on lie was mcl 

by a seedy looking fellow wbo betfnn. 

Tor ttod's Baku, give." etc. . 

"Ves. my man. I think tills wait In- 

tended for you. A young wonmn seat 

It to you. but you nro not to Bpend II 

for drink." Add bt> paUM] on with n 

Hirht heart wbllo Ibe becear t 

tbe quarter suspiciously,, en 

41 Itviullnir IM iiiiio^litT po|>uliir rout« to Atluu 

llr City, Oi'un City anil Capo May, rm 

•-•- T- Osranmb. 

Uentenant Gcnoral Nelson A. Miles, 

commaudlrui the nrmy..wl|l not be ry contract or day* 

JOS.S. CN«MPION(Ce. 

IBBJulEGTS«BflllDElS 

sEisjioBE Btrnca, JMTEU, ETC 

W E WOULD CALL YOUR ATTENTION to tbs Archlkeclural Branch 

of our buuiuetw. • 

• 'The ARCHITECT HELPS YOU uilli lilu experience to plsu your bouse 

Iconveultntlv, BUlwIaulially umi tionoiulcally. We do this at a cr~" 

B that we can Have you our 1 fve rnauy llme« over by enabling you 

mate. becauM) of the builder hav-luii bcrore.hlm the enact dim 

descrlpllou of what you want; whereas If you leave him to draw c .—«,- 

inatiou for mout of your wuuls, he muat allow geueroualy for things unforeseen 

and It will ntn" ~ 

I 

m 

Mcnm Huwlnir and Turning of mnv detwrlp 

tlon. A uliart)or-your (uitronaî) ôlleluid. 

cral upon tho retlrouent "of rjfiicrnl 

VVbeaton. on July IS. litOinnil Itrlirii: 

dler General J. C, Bates wlicn Ovi 

Brootrretlres, on July 21, 

Konqut — 

CturiM E. Ad»B 

Wlttard W.AdMM 

CHAJ. E. ADAMS « BRO. 

ALLEN SCULL r_ JWI .»„. 

-,_-. v. T. L . -, o ii j _ conveniently. HUlntaullally and economically. We do Ibis at a coal so reasou- 

vôniraCTOr ana oUllaer able that w« can wive yim unr frc Diauy liruex> get a low 

OOB Central Avenue mtlniate. becaune of the builder haviuir. before.him the exact dimensions and 

OCEAN CITV, N. J. description of what _vou waiilr wh"«M"i H »•«o k 

' DoaUraln . , •" ' 

fiiralmrc Carpels, MstUnr and Bcialor 

Wlaobw Shaoea. Etc. 

ZI3-M Aabury avenue. Ocean Clly, N. J 

am a t>oor 

tt 

and. flud It 

f 

S. B CONVER 

Sanitary Plumbing 

?t'l^Z~*3S£.tne^rorTio'talkTl' *"% i-utMlMo Dd Ctppif R0OPIH6 

|fr^- VKNTILATING 

it 

to otter my tbounbrs clearly aral tonj^ 

My. I bave decided tlicrvforo io taka i 

course of Instruction In uponLluff. | 

and, learning from tbe 

L. S. CORSON 

Contractor ud Builder 

tlMlllilnti-i' fflveb nu nil klntl* ut 

work : 11OTKIX, t'OTTMIKX, 

MTpll-tly 

OCEAN CITY MILL AND LUMBER CO. 

'IIKAI.KIUi IN 

, Lime, Hair, Cemenl, E!c. 

•«Uu», lt». Mlo borr. Arnu 

UBKNTOI HHor ' 

HI *v«. acof El«htb Ut'. 


g 

thai 

there are a great many speak cdalcs lu 

your city, I would bo obliged If you 

would recomroend uie to one." Too 

professor broko too n^>* to lilm us 

cupbemlstlcally as poaallilo tluit n 

«.-—«- easy Is merely an uullcciucd 

Place. - - - - 

Loat alaa.r la 

Olriculuflxluic u utoLuUU) 

will unnn tbhmif llwfumul 

of n h 

Ttiouiiaui*J>i 

tlietrtkdow 

wtuttavcr 

vmott wrrauei, 

It Is difficult to dVDne |u«t what Is 

or ought to be meant by civilization. 

It Is so complex an Idea, and maybe 

regarded. In aotBoany diOerent ways, 

that people) are very apt toempbaalw 

•M*f •n«ft^yf* whatever' appealii 

to them of most Importance. To aome 

It m«ain'rihl»Hi* the Inenasp of wealth, 

natlDnai or •' lnd(vldual. Others cite aa 

Uaeomeisfoos the Increase of tnacblo- 

esy, tfa« division of uuW, tbe progress 

ipn» -susd coiUnlereial 

fntscastav-^SQ *>Mt ai»^tlon,Wh^ some one would |not done tonnerly on Hnaday lu thru 

regard aaUamam point (be' advance- ^ 

• ~fj»Ufa. CertJjnly ••U. - these onward 

'. dtovemanta and many oibera are trnlbi 

rjf'ctvlll«attnfl.-Tto discover -them alt 

would .'require a mental gratp and a 

;' powwof vObatvifallon oot jr«t pnsaasspd 

- Th/^wliob^MtneswoVaoIlaiy Ideas 

fDrBatal|«-,îo*tyetv tmtta In one rea- 

IMet, tbMol b*lat«in«TcI*uiaUion to be 

•Iwaâadevelopmene fur good, an cn- 

outward advantages Into permanent >UK Chelsea Mtllemeut. 

blesslogs. When the civilization Henry 8. Grayson, a (nan of middle 

which comes from within meets that ***• wbo •"" b «* u d. 

Sofean Doors/, 

Windows and 

Blans Mad. JOBBING 

PJJftNflTsjKkE RI2F»>VIReD 

*tiu attend to m, dnUci |^"^T 

m * IDfEBTlSIMfi IGUC 

After more tbarj 30 yeara In tho nubile T "«"" one "* » Ml j.ki,«« *, 

tan 30 years In tbo pu 

serrlce. I flnd myself at 75 with my 

law practice gone and the accumula- 

tions of my youne days dlstlpntnl, II 

Is lmpoulhle to wumlnin iccugtetm and 

attend to one's duties' and at tho aauie 

time to continue aa outside business.' 

—Troy Tunes. 

•tildiaw. 629 Casifil *»«• • Bar 383 

E. W. BURIEIQH & CO., 

LUMBER 

~AIM0 MANI'KACTUKKhM OV 

ODD-SIZE MILL AND STAIR WORK. 

in either hard or soft wood. 

Office, Yard and Mill: lOlh and West Sts. 

OCEAN CITY. IM. »J. 

AUTHORIZED BY nRE UNDERWRITERS. MIDDLE DEPARTMENT FOB 

ELECTRIC LIGHTING.. 

H IM t/ll n i n i l AIX MATEMAl AND WOMC COAlUr*. 

SON & CO.. ELECTRICIANS. 

«3U1 .MRllRV JkVVmnV BkHied êctriclaus.S'urnlsbed 

93a ANHUHI JkWmMWKu j^y or Migbt - • 

OCEAN CITV, NEW JERSEY. iroar offiom moxt aim 

Electrical Bupplleo, lucandwutiit Lamus, any vollago or color: Chande 

tiers or Bbad«s, Electric Belbi, Culls, AuuuucUtors.Batterleai and all Electrical ' 

.«BVBr»Jiw»ddhigr)-an» > ln«arly pros- 

P* 04 - ' :' . • ' • " . 

Wall paper .hangers'are as busy as 

they can be. . •..-,', ,'.,„:'•.../ ....'n v •• • 

Memorial Day amngerqents , are 

Ulna.planned^ •• •- • "'">:; - : "• •;••; I" ; •••'•'' 

Tbe cornhiencemerit'prograinnjes are 

being prepared. . ' ' '"'•'.'' 

Closing exercises for the schools are 

Jac^8huU'yo/yBrtl(toloriii|a'spend- 

ing a montb here. 

Mrs.'8allla ' BlcklnW Is' tlio guest or 

her father, C. T^ V. Baudtrlli 

A special meetlug of commou couu- 

cll will be held' {iv-morroy)' evenliiK. 

Mra. Krank Uoulbre B^d dautfliter, 

of Mlllvllle, are iiere ror the summer. 

Our public school will class for the 

summer vacation UU .trldoypr Uext 

weefciHoi^^l/w li'l'Ut '.." :••'•:• ; 

J. It. Kendrlck aud wire, or 1'blla 

delphla, srjeut several days lost week 

at tbe Bwartbrnore.' .' ' 

Cape May .county public acuool com- 

meucemeut will occur at Court House' 

on Wvduesday, Juue 6. . 

. Councilman Wllllamuou lias opeued 

blscoltaxeon Bluipsoq aveuue, near 

' First street, for the season. 

' Tbe Baptist colored mlaslou bas re- 

. openejtJflir *r/WJa«l«}o.V8»tvWj»,are 

held ID KiiightH or PytUlaa hall. 

The Jr. O. U. A. M. c tuuolla of 1>I u- 

wwid ana Pleaaautvllle will vlilt tula 

council, No..123, tbla clly, lu about two 

. w e e k s . . ' • . • ' • . • • • " ' ' : 

Mrs. M.P. Create han purcbased a 

lot ou Oeutral aveuue, above'Kuur- 

; leeuth atreet,.or. l)r. Charles E. Ed- 

wards. "•'.•.' ' ' 

George Harold, of Mlllvllle, wbo 

building, m.ciitiaga on OctsaU avdiiue, 

soutb of'Klglilb street, wan a Buuday 

visitor: .. •-.-•• ' • ' ' •' 

Tbe Philadelphia Inqulrerou Buuday 

|>riul(d an excellent half-tone porliall 

or Civil Euglneer William Imke, ill 

thUclly. 

; . 

Tbe JUflsses Welmer will Improve 

tlielr property, Beveuth street aud Cen- 

tral aveuue, by puttlug down a Hag- 

alone pavenJeui. - . 

Slw. F. H. Ware aud daugbUr, Hiss 

Lulu, rrtnrned to tlielr home la Mlll- 

vllle Tuetdsy, after npeudiug a few 

days In this clly. 

It. M- TbompBon, of Plilladelpl.ila, 

Bcbools, aud .teachers aud puîlls are 

(aMrldrg ieajoualy tVtoifKo It a success. 

'• jtuny iilôur .clliaeusrecall. with 

Boardwalk 

Rejected. 

The annual examlnallorie In our pub- 

lic schools were beld) dunng last weak, 

Tbe results In lhe high Hohoolware'sa 

fol|o«Bi 

TENTlr GRADE. 

1. Vlralnl»Ulco • 

tf. AniyTliorn ^ 

H. furtor illfler 

tjbe' JHuW ijenry Houjik, âxatstiiDt 

superluteudenl or fiubilo/Iniilruotfon of | 

Peuusylvaula. at last year's oummence 

ment. At tbe request or a large num- 

pUd to 

b words 

will be on refreshing, and braclug aa a 

haJiiw, sufuig, .day, ii Her i flsllclloiuily 

cb'mUne» wlt : arid 'wUdom and stnils us 

all un our way rejoicing that we have 

met with uo hearty and happy au ex- 

MPE MAY COUNTY NOTES. 

Varlooa Sources,, 

. ,,r ..£*&* ...; ........ 

A complete ae,werage.syslem to oelug 

plauned fur tli.la town. :\. ;;•;..y^C >. •,..,;,;: 

A Ove-yosr ointrnpl for. the eleottlo 

llgbtlng of (his re^Kt W, been CQlered 

Into with the West. Jersey,, Kteclrio, 

coinpany.of Holly B ' 

Aîarty »l-W«i»^J 

py 

perltiuce of practical and pitllijout 

ituidH /!;• 1 1 v |; - i;i -IH i 

Tlie niuulcai prog ram mo will be ol 

ur|iaHalngexcellence. Kaneclal.atten- 

tion Is îiff pfven tjyuj^ly In Its 

charavlcr. Tim cb-operat)ou of some of 

the concert tulerj^ 1" the Bmithf rji |»^t 

or the Hlate bas been secured- 

Tlie proceeds are tn be employed In 

a further enlargement, of our public 

school library, funil. 

We uresuro the local pride aud luter- 

est lu our imMllc tcboolSv Is »iuch thai 

HtltcH ball will be crowded uext Tfium- 

duy oveninft. 

: ' • • '' ' •' -.'••.' 

•easlfanN 

Intriu« 

thrse atuiuikuui wllblo e**y roach o/ 

oas that Uu> t*w>u»ylv1uil» W 

p*ay «jiiuu t 

fficers were s 

Ihtlr weapoos CM fear or 

h h 

mutakiug 

h 

>ref An nOtr at Half afoon bay camrst 

aaj • BaaJI flan «n4 ajfawad H t» awtm ax 

I of the tta« vhOe be rotted i 

a. AUvooadexi 

[ tto-«Hla> flab and *ra» 

each otbor, and by the lime tbe com- 

batant* Mashed the If out door much 

or the akin had been torn from Wood- 

ruH's face. Idaben finally broke away 

and eacspwi. but the dsfaetivaa caught 

ooe of tba trio and lucked him up. • 

The JBeU-Dlckeraou company, which 

hwjust been Incorporaled wltb »l.0t»,- 

OpOcaplial, to erect a large department 

aârc, With • frootag* or 270 feet uu At- 

'- itlji avenue, above TWnnoaee, on 

HatUDiay wilbCba*. Evans, as 

limulfb Ibo pldorujixi Ulu« Mountain*, 

lo«tl>«rittaoa. VV. Bar- 

tine's cottage, Wesley avenue, between 

Seventh aud Eighth ntreet«, 

A. W.Henry baa. sold a lot at tlie 

corner or Tblrty-tblrd street slid Cen- 

tral avenue to Mrs. It. U, Bmedley, of 

Itutledge, Pa., who will erect a board- 

ing bouse on her purchase lu tbe sprlug. 

William D. Duuaford, of Phlladel- 

phla, who occupies a cottage on Anbury 

aveuue iiear Fifteenth utrtwt, was dowu 

on Mouday aud Tuesday. . He. will 

coins down for the summer about Juue 

Int. 

G. G. M. Large, adverilsldg ageut for 

tbe'PbiladelpbU and Reading railway, 

accompanied by Charles Itunkte, also 

connected wltb tlm name depattmeut, 

was lu. Ooaau City last week lu the 

Interest or the Reading. 

Thomas R. Lake, of North Cramer 

wwuuu urui auus •• 

762 ASBURV AVENUE 


•_ OttUN CtTV. N, J. 

CHALFANT 

tYetttlaat ioaataqoea- 

•sand num. Wedefyflûls Knshnle, traaannr. Tbo conv 

epceial^ arrangsmetiialpyoy porr-haarrl the properties to eon. 

andcottaceakod 

Tne stock- 

y oi AlWiio City's 

i 

y o AlWiio Citys 

beat known botel proprietors and other 

In u Kuarautet) thai Ibe gi«*leU 

earu SJ< lo tbe precision: and 

eXftcilUNM will h« used lu all 

the pruc*a>M which K WUy.H 

All bid. to bs acconlndnled by u dt , 

. JSI. In, ibo:*um;of on«-liunuredt'dollar* 

ulUljj 

urb to tenrt I d 

l 

utraotlo 

Mild cur 

by UUt 

m tbtf UuiiUluii 

Mild curb to tennrt InNkM^led antl u 

by UivUtNMtt'ouinUUMiai'Oouttnou 

Th« grade tobtt mroUlMd Uy tUo 

yeror All bil* t b 

1% 

r 

Council. 

by Ibo Clly HUf 

'. AU bids ta bet ttadabl|MU»UWI by n Wl 

Mas In, Ibe main or on« bnlidrwi doll, 

yrr. All bi«l* t 

H*Mloii#oii la UK 

(U00) d t 

HMloi do doimra 

(U00) di-atWD U> tbe ortlet' otf UUu*j|uUnuun4i from tli« date of tbe elocution 

*Md cootraot* oa Uie putt ot ttu> vlly.-ntid 

Will kt Ibe Unw ufMltfiitntt Hultlcuntruci mtUsr 

laloa band-with necurlly HoctiptMble to Com- 

bsoa Council, to bo aubrovoa by tlio tjliy 

uolMlar, In. Ibe lamoinny pnroeut. of Uxu 

lo Hi cob tract brioy.cotulllliuMMl lor ibo lUllh- 

AllbUlamuBt beby th»litiu»ti root, atnUllio 

work to be ooknpl^tAd l>y July JUL xm%\ utulur 

a. fqrftjlttire of flOJDO |>er tiny tot VMUII. UIIU 

every day therearter' tbe work 1»* »ntlml*ib«d» 

daiy tbe work I*ootipltei b 

Parlor ean'pD all exnrepa trains.: 

®®&mvmxmi 

y y th 

u|>fetul 

tbe wor C 

luiu of Ufiyoaum 

k I*ootiipleteti bu 

Council rt t 

k 1 »ntlml*ib«d» 

uertluy roruiwb 

iure tutld July l- 

bo rltfbtlo tvUM 

Ootnmnn Cotttaeti tvHwrvtal tho rltfbl 

•.uy ana all bids. 

TIIOUAK J. TilUIlN, 

JllHKl-ll K II AND, 

JlWKm I?. 1|*NI) 

A. II. UAUUOWH, 

Mlhwl COUlUllltoo. 

PAN-AMERICAN STAMPS. 

Placed ou Bftle ^(UcOccaa Clly 

. . onlc« oa >• d 

parlors tbe coming keaaou lu eouneutl&a Jonptloo at the resldeueci or Andrew But- 

•euro Uuj 

ulm«r. Mud nr^SfKWiViS 

wllb bis other bualoess, 

Hev, A. a. Kyuelt. presldlugelder of 

tbe soutbwatera district or PUlUdcl- 

t>bls U. E. cuuftreuoo, was ben .ou 

Tuesday aad awarded tbe cob tract Cor 

tbe painting of bla cottage, I2&J Cen- 

tral avenue, to H. I». Boilth 4 HoiW, 

M Kynct luao propose* maklug 

bn* •?»•^ -' 

. IQ.Jtf 

| scl, West aveuue near Eighth utreul, 

followed tbe eeremony, and a hunt ur 

•rieudsjojurd iu exleudlug oougratula- 

llouu to the uewly^wedded couple. Ho- 

rresbmtiuls'werii served lu abuudauoe. 

Mr. aud Mr* Grlfflu will reside tier. 

maiKutly lu Oocau Clly. 

P«8T MADE SHOES VOU 

MEM aad WOMEN 

VAUo AND OPFlcE: 

fourth S t and Haven Ave. 


liAoi", HpedflfatlorH and thtlrdalal Air- 

|nl»b«d. iktl lUspbono Ho. lu. 

11UJO. 

1U0. 

Hoot 

M. MENDER 

fraternity, 

will attend j!4v)tte fHirvloo* at tho U.' Bi 

church, MlilvlJUi, on Buuday morulug, 

May 1»UJ. Tbo membara ur the cool- 

wandery wUl appear la lull uniform 

oil the oecaajou ttaojed. Oc*su 

wilt be r%st«a

w^MWff" 

''.'*>rf'?.'^.'.'I-v : ''>,•';\V'^,' /'^.'V'j'r.^j'.v'i*"^! t It I said to myself: ."That I* nothing 

•A-*" bogsbcadii. Why, pur American 

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fSiViTii ^j-T 1 I "Wvering In the night of the SOBV look* I *rtas, sod weTkeepJ 

Illlllll M ta« M*d 

Wut Ueib UM lo Urt Ltmbl 

': I am sore that'there are some men 

Who- at some time have been bit by 

—,— „ ..... uv«iiu «,• wia royai uicu- 

nesa," and then to quall.tbe content* of 

tbe bowl at a draft, make a profound 

bow toward tbo prince regent and so 

resume bl* seat** 

Tbe gentleman In question acted Io 

the letter according to tbe Instruction* 

given him. To the' manners of the- 

court must be attributed the suppryx- 

slon of all suspicion of a giggle,-and 

It I* stated that tbe royal host did. not 

appear In tbe least disconcerted, hut 

afterward tbe merriment wa* unre- 

stricted.— London Telegraph- —- • '• — ' 

A PRINCELY BANKRUPT. 

Water Supply, 

Railroad, • 

\ ' '• Steamboats 

And all other 

Modern Conveniences 

THE OCEflW CITY REJL ESTATE EXCHflNGE 

MASSEY .& EDWARDS, 


• Loin fat sale or exchange. Houses to rent. Deeds, bond* or mortgages 

drawu. Loans negotiated. A number of bargain* in lota. 

' ' ' J : • 

MASSEY A EDWARDS, 

811 Asbury Ave.v Ocean City. N. J. 

U to the Poat-office. ' ' P.O.Box. 336 

i ; *>»a»«i»i sw««. • . . ' 

' In tbo flrst place. If you want to h« 

effectual In doing; good yoo mjari.be 

1 very iraro of your weapon. TviMma* 

aomctbuig Very foaclaatlna abdoitÛu* 

archery of olden UnajiC'V : rvruap* you 

d» not know what they «ouM dor wltb 

the, bow and arrow? fXVby. the chief 

bottles fousht by th«'Eoall8h 

tagensta wero wltb the lnb 

bottles fousht by th«Eoall8h Pluiw 

, tagensta wero wltb the. longbow. Tbi'y 

would-take-tho 'arrow :of t»II«a«l 

wooov's)nd feaibcr It wltb the plume of 

a bUd, and theu It would Hy from Ibe 

' bowstring of plaited silk. The bloody 

' fields £f,jlglncourt and Solway llou 

* and KevlUe's' Cross beard the loud 

— —_.. „•» nivr no SOOJST Are 

tn«y sinless thai they need no pardon» 

An there no dead hi tbelr boasr* that 

they need uo comfortT Are they cat' 

off from Clod to go Into eternity—no 

whig to bear tbrm, no light to cheer 

tbem, uo Welcome to greet tbemr I 

bear today, surging up frou that lower 

depth of onr dtlesv s groan that come* 

through our Christian assemblage* aud 

lhrodgb,oar bedntlfnl charcbvsi, and It 

. . sf«N ktaeatbAM aateeUel, 

I remark, further, If you want to suc- 

ceed 1 la spiritual archery you must have 

courage. If the hunter stand* wltb 

who- at some time have been bit by 

tbe gospel arrow. You felt the wound of 

that conviction, aud you plunged Into 

the world deeper, Jast a* the stag, wben 

the bound* are after It, plunge* Into 

Bchrooa Uke. expecting In that way 

to escape. Jfesu* Christ hi on your track 

today, O Impenitent man nt I th 

w ~-*«4re. vow ÔTUU i* on yonr track 

today. O Impenitent man, not In wrath, 

but In mercy. O ye chased and panting 

soul*, here U the stream of God's mer- 

cy and salvation, where yoa may cool 

your thirst! Stop that chase of ski to- 

day. By tbo red fountain thai leaped 

from the heart of my. Lord I bid-yon 

atop! There I* mercy for yon—mercy 

-that if'^'H mercy that heal*, ever- 

lastlag mercy. The V} gate* of God'* 

love stand open. Eater and be forever 

safe. 

There Is In a forest In Germany a 

place they call the "deer leap"—two 

crags, abotit 18 yards apart, between 

kt. T. Hosier Umat ike. Bate. 

of S73.OOO av V.a». 

It Is now nearly three years since the 

fallnre of K. T. llooley, whose estate 

ho* yielded so far ouly 2 shillings In 

the pound to his creditors. 

In view of tbe magnificence with 

wblcb thl* splendid bankrupt contin- 

ues meanwhile to enjoy life, Inqulrleu 

have been mode by a Dally Mall rep- 

resentative as to the future prospects 

tbe estate offer*. 

His Inquiries took our representative 

to the office of George Hardy, a mem- 

ber bf the bankruptcy committee ap- 

pointed by thu creditors to act under 

tbe supervision of the .board of trado. 

Questioned as to tbe outlook for cred- 

itors, Ur. Hardy expressed the belief 

that tbe estate would yield another ii 

shillings In tlie ixuind In the. course of 

a few months and wa* exceedingly pes- 

simistic as to anything beyond that : 

"Ur: Hooley boars his creditors" mis- 

fortunes bravely, doe* uo not*"" 

"In what wayr* 

. "He atllMlve* at the rate of a few 

thousand* a yearf 

"More than a few thousand*,** re- 

plied Ur. Hardy. "He has. beside* hi* 

salt of room* at Walslughntn House, 

bl* two country seats, I'apworibaiall 

and Blsley HalL Why, he pays In 

wage* to hi* servants, male and fe- 

male, and bis gardeners, grooms and 

tbe rest, more than fo.000 yearly. His 

Weekly wage* bill, apart from those be 

pay* monthly or quarterly, I* between 

£120 and £130. He keeps many, horse* 

and every sort of vehicle, from a dog 

cart Jo a shooting coach. He bo* about 

a score of gardener* at I'apworth 

alone. He hi constantly adding to, hi* 

estate there by buying op •-"••• " 

Thousands jof lots for sale 


parts of the city. ~ : 

For information apply to"^' 

W.EXAKE, 

Secretary 

. ' • . • " * ' . • • •" 

Ocean City Asso'n. 

VJXTII sr. nn mm 

R. CimTIS ROBINSON, 




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BEAK. ESVATK AOfEKIH. 

PAMIMl AWP «" «-lga^ 

WM. LAKE, C. 

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paB aJ«#^V #O* V*SUV SJs Qa^||B^DBn^ SalflJllgBB£BBJ ^ 

twtfHfea. WIlta'Mid Ooatr«ct« carMtallj 

ints aud Mlnltm' nnsusi 

l** us a, call bmbntSi 

VOIJ. XXI THtTRiÂY; MAY 

JOHNBROWER 

Painter and Glazier 

natr.ss i*r • 

LEWIS BROS. 

•it 

to loan on Bond and Mortgage.* 

•UK WHITE 

FIRST QUAUTV i, 

HIRD OIL AMD VARNISHES 

ROBERTS' PIRB AND WATER 

• PROOF PAINT. 

Pure Metallc Palate for Tin and 

Iblngle Boob (and no other should be' 

used where rain water Is caught for 

family use). All brand* of Ready Mixed 

Psinls. Window OUs* or sir kinds 

and patUms. Reference given.. 

STORE ON ASBURY AVE., 


•It" 

VJ,- ll 

I. M- SUTTOM. 

HTOBTB AND. 


BE8T QUALITY OF 

Pennsylvania and'North River 

.Blue Stone Pavements., 

Artlalteally laid by ttspert workman ubd «uWiant««(l .Mrftict In evtry liartlciilar.. HIAOV 

Carbine Uilek and dmp to bold Iia grip- Hllcblng t\Ml>, Carrtaca Hlonex. Bloae BUpa. elf.. 

MAHONEY, u.w. 

W. S. JOHM8ON. Aa«nt. Oo«»n city. N. J. 

'W 

I'Vi'-Vr! 

•-•I.',',',' 

SHOP. W8T ««., k«L 7tk Md Da STS 

Commercial Printing 

Envelopes'; LciUr, Note, 

•nd B10 Heads, Cards, etc. 

v »^ WUJIUK up oujoining 

farms, anJ recently he bougbt 12.000 

worth of additional agricultural ma- 

chinery for bis operation* there. Hla 

irln© cellars contain one of tbe most 

extraordinary collection* ever got to- 

gether, and you may awy oa my esti- 

mate, a* a member of tbo committee, 

that this princely bankrupt I* dot liv- 

ing »t tho rate of !c*i than £13,000 

J*ariy." 

"Bat bo vent yon add your fellow 

commltteemcn any means of diverting 

some of tbl* Income toward the ered- 


»- C. ROBINSON 

CITV. (M. J. 

•I.OO M r V«.. 

m. 

ring. 

mlghtter wespoo than tha 

;:'lnw» of the. goapci.'. It 1* a sharp 

;arrow; 'it la. a atraight JUTOW; It la 

iestberedrrom the wing ot tbe dove 

of atK^s Spirit; It fllea from a bow 

mode-ontof tbo^ wood of the cross. 

Aa for as I coo estimate or calculate. It 

bos brongbt down 40OJM0J30O of sooU 

Faul kne^ bow to-brlng; tiw notch of 

"NWHIU Air. Uooloy obtains bin 

uiconiB by flnanclal .operalloas he 

conduct* from WaUlnghom Bouse, 

when be *e«* client* dally. But be 

doesn't deal on hi* own behalf.' Ho la 

the agent of bit'wife. I have long con- 

. .„ ,..ua aiain, iioiswn tended, that we, the committee, should 

them a fwirfdl ebasm. This- hi called be able tb control tba bankrupt'* earn- 

the "deer leap" because once a banter lug*. We ought to be nb|o to secure 

wo* on tbe track of a deer. It came to for the creditor* tbe remainder ofthat 

one of these crag*. There Was no e«- Income after allowing tbe bankrupt a 

cape tot It from the pursuit ot the good mnlnteoanco-say £8.000 a year." 

"' " " ««d "And do not sour nau-ers cuahlo you 

' • : ' • • • " ' • • • • • • ' • 

Ocean City 

that arrow on to the bowstring, and IU moW bean, but more backbone. What 

\: til tha. InuMMn* »w»i_ •—'- • - -• 

B U 

•> «uo uuiiwr aiann* witn 

trembling bond orvsbotddW that flinch- 

es wltb fear. Instead Of bU taking tbe 

catamount tna.'calainotint take* blm. 

What would become of the Greenland- 

er If whin out hunting tot ibe hear he _ „ „.- 

mhoold staod ahlverMg witb terror od I capo tot It from the pursuit ot the 

aa Iceberg? What would have become J nantesv and In utter despair It gathered 

of Do ChalUa and Llvlnit»tone In the! Itself un »nA i~ ••.. -•—••- 

Afrirad thicket wltb a faint . . „ _..„_» w> cuune n »oi odt • nave beard from a very 

a weak fcnwt Wben a panther comes (ell and wa* dashed on the rock* far reliable quarter that n* one' resnlt 

within 2u pac«* of you. and-lt has Jt* beneath. Here I* a path to heaven. It this Hoalcy banlae** legislation will iw 

eye on you, aud It has sqaatted for the t* plsln; It U safe.' Jesu* mark* It out propoaed with tbe'object-of rendering 

fearful spring, "Stefldy theref Coots for every nun to walk In. Bat here hi • acn crying acdadabi lmpo«alble In tha 

sgc, O y« spiritual archeml There are a raaa who toy*. "I won't walk In that future. 1 *— London Mali 

great monsters of lalqalty prowling an path: I will take my own way." He 

oromld about the community* - Shall come* on up until he confronts thi> 

we not In tbe strength of Qkxt go forth chaatu that divide* hi* soul from beav- 

.«j•——:-' -L.. - i-.. •- - " aa. Now-U* last tour ha* come, and 

he rcaolvea that be will leap that chasm 

JpS/V-V':- 

. Haass' 1 »• m Tlu*pl«««, 

Hunger-, according to bin honor Judge 

Ijiniley Hmllb, K. C. Is a cheek upon 

u« resoive* uutl be will leap that chasm forensle eloquence; henr« when tt. J. 

„ ^_ .u-> •> »uon«i rear from the Iwlghls of earth to the belgbt* Drake, coauael for tbe plaintiff lu tbe 

ta look bi Ibe eye any transgressloaY of beaveu. Blond back now and give ease of UarrUvcr.ua Newman, roue to 

There 1* tbe Bengal tiger of drunken- him full swing, for nq soul ever did address tbo Jury at five minute* to the 

oes* that prowl* around, and Instead that *ucce>*rbUy. Lot him try. Jump! • «»"• «« mepnmgeof theau great 

*•-—"'--—-•— --— - id body I ton*ohi Of We dropping down into the 

Wooldlfathooueas aod thandiring oigrsro of 

hi that I anlfering and woe. • —"—" • 

•w-naai- BM>B\lsajs^|asgBSjBB> fmQ fAtSttslSfflAâ' jftT^yHTl 1 O* 

S'^mor* faith to that anffering sod woe. I so'metlmwi think 

nmiblefft man to' the. that, imt aa Ood blotted out U*o cbnrch- 

4 cooagb fktt«'to. |t. es of ThyaUra and Corinth and Lao- 

*Wch that can take tbe fo 

-££?* conu »« o ' ' " ^ , ' ' , • ' , * , " • . . V " * " ! * """.••-','.-'"*","•',*,'"'• . ' . , - ' - . • ' ' " 

. Monuments, Mausoleums, 

Btatoary Work, Cradle*... 

CCMCTCRV INCLOSURCS 

Burial Vault*. Grave Cover* 

All kind* of Cemetery Work ' 

[ Worts at Pteasantvfife. N. J 

DnW.H. Long's 

Orcat Fsunlly VetxisMs 

REMEDIES 

• ••;-| ' For oole at 

AUDIT'S HUUUUCT, Ocean City, V. J 

Vbl* spaea I* nssrrad lor 

W. L* BERRY, 

Manufacturing; Jeweler, 

«• -- SOUTH SECOND ST., 

NO. 

p 

1 • •woUltv. 

IRA S. CHAMPION 

Alderne Dairies 

UuarsnUnd Wrictly Para 

MILK 

AMD 

Ice Cream 

All 

7th St. aid Asbaiy Ivfl. 

i3^.-''^f''i''~^Jn^-Si\:iSAi&i&t''i-' r i^. 


aTDBLTBIIsU) WKHaXY AT ' ; 

OCEAN CITV. H. J., 

R. C. ROBINSON, Editor ani Froprietor. 

SI.q» pur fmmm\nlMHtMT I" •**•*»>•• 

HOTEL ATGLEN 

Mitirir AND 

CITY .OFFICIALS. 

Mayor,Wl.fd Hmllli 

l*r«aldatitor Coanoll—Murk lin 

City Clerk—Wlltao H. Wlllolil 

Tniaaurer—IraH. Chmn|tlo|i 

CollaatorMMwIaaUimaB 

CollaatorMMwIaaUimaB 

- CUIof of IV>llee—Hamuel Hoilll 

Ijsk^R. k HUte«. Arthur 1). 

rniws,Tnomiui J. Thorn 

Hoard ol Health—Dr. T. C lltiicihlniion 

frealdonl; U U. Wallute, rk-oretury; Ur. f. 

Ki \ Kdwiirda* Xr«aiiureri V. U. 

l i i il ii 

nMtlonÛr. a T. Abbott, 

Mantl -Idl.. Koblniwn, aesnUury: •(, H. 

rn, LJ. to. Creaao. O. I*. Uoore. M. IL Hatnl* 

son 

. Ovenuer of the I"oo|-—H. I*. Hmm. 

. City Hdperlntendiint— W. Klwoll 1 J»1I* 

Mionvr. Not«ry l*ubll 

CAPE MAY COURT HOU5E, N. J. 

' (O|ipo«lte Vubllo 

OFFICES 

SCHUYLER C. WOODHULL. 

JONATHAN HAND, 

OCEANIC 

amd WEaLKT AVE.. 

OPEN ALLTHB YEAR 

HEAT 

it. O. WIHIIASr, Vrop. 

OCEAN CITY HOUSE 

717 Awbary Avenue ' 

Oeaan City Indira, No. ffl, K. of K, 

ifilrd, Moi - - • - - 

Oe 

nml of 

. J Yuh>, Watur 

Cto4*tw, Iâtl aiul Iron tNruw, 1'uuiw, l£tu., fur- 

ulsbwt at uhnrt IIOIWD. Ciwnlry or City Hval- 

Aatie** ttltmd UD lu tha taw! aiattn^r. tUni'ary 

liuubluir aad Uraluaue a Hp««Ulty. Onl^rri by 

m:ti. tmtTe AMD IHNIDBTAMOK. 

ISRAEL 6. ADAM$ & CO. 

Real Estate i Insurance 

Booing. 2, 4 ft B, Bill Ettit* ft I» BulldliA 

ATLANTIC CJTV. N. J. 

of Jêeds Calf JPeull- 

uylyunla. • • 

Money to loan on Blimt Mortgago.. 

I>oti) for aale at South Atlantic City 

o Loia os 

—Tb* vas head- 

ed for tho Canaries » second took the 

courue for Itlo nnd was Boon overhaul- 

IllR IIM. ' - 

At noon thn stoapier caine up with 

us. Tlio brothor wan .aboard of herj 

while tliu'jfuther hnd taken .thu other 

riiutel Sha caiuo mlaBhlnit aloifgBldc, 

with Klioiitu mid yellM from her crew, 

tliliiklnu to.'mnko on eiiHy capture, but 

IIH tlulru were uo ni-ninl men nlHuird 

I roiiartd with fuel or nrovlalonu. haw- 

over, und ut luut had to turn about and 

head for t viifcly away ullb our re- 

ward, and tlie ohutlnato old father bad 

nolhlnit to do hut chew tho rag slid 

yell "Curamlui!" 

Of too nretnlllp, properly apeflklllaV 

of: tbe IlrltlHb unvy,. (uiowii .of. the 

Groat Harry,'tho rolloWlriir particu- 

lars nro (tlvfii'ln oil old nnmbcr of tho 

Uccbatilii's Mo'tfazlnoJ da ted' Oct. 25, 

1 8 8 3 1 . ': • •'_•'• •• • • • • - : • " '. ' •••••-•• • 

Xbe Qrcat Hnrry woo- built by Kins 

nenry VII at n cnxt of £11.000, and 

tras buraml at AVaolwIcb, UirqunB acci- 

dent In ItUW. ..„. -.,. ..;;. , :.,. 

JrtiouBh^.^fnB ncary as, •weljl,rai 

ot'ier princes, lilrcd many sblps, ex- 

Cln^vd-'of thosb' •*blch"th'ii''-"«'--"-* L 

CI' 

^ r 

seaports were obliged ft> fnrnlsb. bo 

seems'thas to bave.been the first king 

Who thoasbt: ; bf avoiding, this Incon- 

Tenlenco by rnlslnff sueb a< force as 

might bo at all times eufflclent for tbe 

service of tbe stntc. Ulgtorlans tclfos 

that bo caused but navy, which bad 

been neglected In tho preceding r^lgn, 

to' bo put In a condition to protect .toe 

British conMs against nil foreign Inva- 

sions, and that In tbo midst of. prrA 

Wla'asnun': 

(ho month. 

Ulllputloti 

mauga," eo Id tjaplaln pWcL., 

pointed (chief quatfcrinastar qf, tb«,sl^ 

faH/f rt 

j 

On Inklog nqcuun,t, of,tho: qunrtemms. 

tor's stores J,foun|) that;lwjis|n need 

H bo 

moiiotalnons couiilry,, and. tho onlj 

way to get them wnHrto: go to, Nash- 

ill d b th d I t t 

belonged to' shall be pumuisl." I nald. 

He'sbrogned bl* nbooldcrri and tull- 

•A • •. • . ' ' •'• . • , ' 

"And M e*|)ldt«d It will tneaa 

of lniprl««oiudl for me." 

"Tonr pay. will bo coiumetuiurato 

~»4lth tbo rinks. Beaur. Let us wamo no 

taiare time. Sot t&ih tit once and And 

u craft.- 

- .At tho end of another half boar w« 

had the detail* arranged as far as pos- 

sible, and I wan ready to begin my 

sluue of tho work. Within £4 hour* 1' 

bad foalid a Hchoooer yueht frolu tho 

jUdltfriuieau. ail. kiiglbib built craft' 

f owwir had. tired of. playing aoil- 

or and left ber la the band* of a bro- 

ker for sola. It rwiulrod a week to re- 

paint; rvpalr. flnd a crfrw and pat provl- 

Tie. Wlllliitn Krulidu In Tlio Jounml. 

of N'crvouu anil Mi'iitnl DIBOHWH de- 

KITMR'U tbo cnxc of a Pollsb livnluuitiu, 

27 yc'iira ot nj;i'. wi'lKlilne —U) pouuds, 

who Homo iiiontlm lirovloua to nu nccl- 

dont li:nl HiilfpU>xy re- 

BUliIni; In lert lioiiiltilccla. Ho waa 

Rluu'ly roKitliilnu; tlio uw of III* arm 

anil !*)yar- ^ p ; w. IS 

When Sou *«U aua*t| _ _. .. 

remember that other peoplo bay* 

acaJ««.-Atcblson Globe, 

Th0 L«aSdtt 1 

In bis aqtohlogrflpby.,"Up Pram Slav- 

ery," Booker T. Washington telhi an 

amuslbg anecdote of an old colored 

man who during the day* of slavery 

wanted to learn bow to piny oa tbe gal' 

tar. In bis dcslro to take guitar les- 

sons bo applied to one of bla young 

tuaBtorM to teach him. But tbe'yoattjt 

man, not bavlug much faith In tbe 

ability of the slave to mauler tbe gui- 

tar at bl* age. sought to dlgco.urag* 

him tytelllng hlm:;'0ncIe Jake. I wlU 

giver yort cultai- lesions. - hat, Jake. I 

will have to chorea you *3 for tbe first 

lesson. VI tot tba second lesion add tl 

br too third lesson. But I. will charge 

you only 25 ecuta ror tbe last lesson.". 

. Uuclo Jake uuwvrvd: "All right, 

boss, I b)rvjt you on dem tcrnis,. llut, 

boss, I want* ycr to be nure an give' mo 

dat hlrf teiiodrirnL", '' 

vllle and bavo them uiuile, no I went U' 

Nnshvillo ahd had flyo" IIRUI; . waffoni 

mado by the quartrirtonntbr"s Uepnrt 

ment ' When I got bach to Ohattanob 

gu wltb tho wagons; I pat ~a- dtlroo 

teamster In charge of the wagons 1 and 

mule*. 

"Tbo too muter, being a green band 

did. not know that mules would qal 

anytbug within tbelr reach and Jnnp. 

«ently'tied them to tho wheels of the 

wagon*. Not long dfter that I gbt or 

order to-bo ready to ma rchi hnd on go- 

ing bat to faispect'my outfit 1 fodnd 

that the males Imd eaten tho enofceao! 

the. wheel* nearly off, BO that tbo wag 

on* wero.eeaily.to.fiiM downio(;,thcli 

own•aeeM'>f-Ai i- Wald>nol'use' (them 

'I bad' no recourse but to drop thcL 

from-my'rettjma.rind.lttlnir'oullged H'- 

a*abjn n'rrottiti for so dropping tbem, 1 

gavo tbe true one—vbt 'Eaton' by 

m u l e * . ' •..• . - . •. .-•-. . . . • • • ' . . • '•. 

"Shortly afterward. I, «ot a lottot 

from the quartermaster general sarcas- 

tically Inquiring If JM.eutennnt fitch 

had observed whether the mules hat 

•eaten the tire* or not.^ I repllul that.1, 

presumed they had,'as they Boeracd to 

bo tborougbly tired the next day. Th« 

quaHermbster general wrote- back, 

'Any further trlHIng wltb this depart, 

meat.on the part of .Llcutenaut Fltdi 

will probably result In bis being retired 

to private life,' . Thereupon I dropped 

the subject, but my tlmt report. wa> 

correct.** ''•''. 

"At Chlckamauga." .said ibo major, 

"Loogstreefs men ran' over bur head 

quarters teams. ' Bvery mulo In olio ol 

the teams went down, nnd the wagon 

stood an ohatructloa In the rnad. Five 

mlnqtea later every -mule wnir on lu, 

reet, aq^.q wounded ttnumter jelled n» 

-them to pi)ll out Tbey startud.wllbout 

more ado, swept along the road after 

our broken regiments nnd, turn Ins a. 

Just the. Hght point, came Into our new 

lines and slopped where the heiulqnar- 

tereJlag bad been stuck In tlie ground 

The driver reported later nnd drove In 

to Chattanooga. . . . ' 

"One of these muled the nlglit luifore 

had pulled the blanket off our dlvhtlo. 

cottiniandcr. hnd run over the lines o. 

soldiers Bleeping In close Itattlo order, 

had raided the Confederate pickets and 

bad returned to our bivouac tinder , 

furloos Ore. The men of tbo brigade 

took a solemn vow *> shoot'tho mU* 

chlevou* mule at daylight, but when 

daylight came they had other'things *A 

shoot at, and the mule waa forgotten 

until be came In ut tbo' bead of the 

team attached t6 tbo headquarter* 

Wagon.- Tben tbe"boys wbo had wit 

neaaed tbo charge nnd tbo escape of thl 

drlvsrles* team coauted the miuVs dev 

iltryMnothlng.? ... .;..,.. ,. 

"That charge of Lcugitrcet, by tbt 

way," said the colonel, "wan one of the 

great charge* of the war, aad It wiia a* 

Kaccessfal aa auy as a breaker of line* - 

Of course we think at IHckclt'a cbargt 

at Gettysborff In B class to Itself,- but I 

have • often wondered • whether tbe 

Colon assault on tbe Confederate post 

Hod at Keuesaw mountain Juno 27, 

1801, shoulil not be put In tbo list will: 

the Confederate charge' at Gettysburg. 

Mckett'B charge wo* of courao tht 

moro spectacular, anil the asaaulUafl 

force was more compact, but while II 

broke tba Onion lino,at ono point I 

wall driven back Iri disastrous retreat 

' "The direct assault'on the fortified 

line on Kenesaw waa made by three 

brigades; no - better troops than" Pick 

tbero Is an engraved hucrlpilOD of the''). 

Oukonnd bta title* and armorial beat^' 1 ' 

Ings, together with tho date, 1637. O» ! > 

tho back the engravings ore also Tery-"' - 

finely, and skillfully ejcecnted.amous5.il. mm 

g vf^ 

men of Uio sevonte«ntb !^toysi!3B»i:i 

dial plate I* of silver, cbnsed In rellefc (, 

whllo the ln»ldes ore bean tlfnlly chased;,,' 

w'lth/flgures'of birds nnd foliage. Tbe '•.- 

watch hna tww separate 1 movcroerits ana''':' 

a large. Bwect toned ben. At tbe bMk, : 

over this bell, the metal Is ornamental-" > 

ly pierced In a circle, with a dragon an* 

bther device*, while the Mdcs ate piste '• •• 

cd .and engraved wltn a compllcatii* I! 

design of beautlfurscroll wprfcf—la«»; . 

d o n T l t - B I U . .'-- - -••••'•':•:.'••.:•.•,..••:;• 

'^$ 

DR. BYLES STOOP 

ii. "Waa mi >Tk*i*ara«tvtiar «J 

m-x& • 

One of tbe moat famous of tbe oh> .. 

l'urllan divines was Dr. Mather Bjle*,' 

wbo was bora In Boston In VtOty and •'.'. 

who wa« tlio flret pastor of the Holtt* 'J 

Street Congregational cborch, toy Which 1 - 

be'mlnhitcred for more than 4^cara; ;' 

Dr. Ilylc* was famob* a* a hatnoHit -' 

and .wlt« and 'unnmerable'nneiedolca) ^ 

nro related ofhis clover quips and. r» 

torts, Uo was a xcalpus Tory,and, , 

warmly advocated the. causo of •ftlxt 

•mother country'' against (lm colonies. 

In Nilvcinln'r, 1777, ho was orrettcd'as . 

a Tory, tried, convicted and sentenced . 

to be conflhed ob board a gaard ahlf'"' 

nnd >«nt to England with hi*. famll) v: 

within 40 days.- The sentence was att-. : t;" - 

crward commnted by the board:of wot :.•' 

to couUpcnjeut In, hi* own baasa, ,*irH. 

ettard being placed over hhu wltli to r, 

slructlong not to permit', him'^to.!ea,iit,"•,).. 

his residence for n moment nnder 4ny' .' . 

clrcamstnncc*. ' ' ' ' '* : .•"'.'•'.•"••'•'',','""•• 

On Tbanicsglvlaft raomnigv bhJfe"**fA«''..*' 

, -,A g«otliman «ho»e bearing bi d«v 

tMilve b) the owner of a dog that I* tbe 

fcrrorortbebflgkborbood In which be 

live*.. ' •• •; l >!•• :>:>. .-• |- ; 

The olbor day bo was accouled by* 

rko^, K 

"dood 

J,,I: .. ,,.,I, 

dood uiomldR. Ur. n. Ynnr t»'lf? 

made a, very pleasant talloo ns last 

evvulng" , , 

l"n( r*ry aoryy." t l 

ply Sll ! th 

rt-ply. 

i 

p Pick 

'«tt'« Virginians, bat It must be rt'toom, 

bered that, while tbey failed to pleit* 

the Confederate lino tboy bold.their pa 

sltlon and did not retreat Tbelr lost 

was correspondingly aa heavy as Pick- 

ttt's at Oetubdrg. Bheruiao's Idea wai 

to show bl* own., army as well as thi 

Confederate army that bo could makt 

a frontal attack. If the assault had 

been, mode and tho assaulting eolumt 

bad retired, as did Pickott's colutnd at 

Gettysburg 1 , tbe effect on the army 

wouUl not bavo been a*.It.was wber 

JbtKfilmeot* thaf led the assault cluni 

to tbelr position not mora'than 30 paces 

fMto the Confederate parapets. 

"Tbe attack railed except Iri that I 

.was an Illustration of ibc.splrit of th» 

tfalon troops- Itrassautt' I^C'B pnrpb« 

at Qeltyaoarg was nndoubtedly t. 

drive Pldkrtfs IC.000 men like a. weds* 

tbroagb tbe JJnloa Ilni-B. The. follati 

of the attempt led to tbe retreat of tb. 

whole Coofederato army. Bhermau'i 

purpose st'Keaesaw was to captort 

tbe CoofedtTOto fortlUcotlodS. Tbo at 

tsck let to Ibe r*

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TWJJR8PAY. MAV.S3.1901 

antucriptfoa Ort of 

tW» scctloo. 

ffUNTIC StEMIINBS. 

Brf" Com*. 

Undertaker take, ol Ocean < 

Doagnly, of *mllvllle. on MandajN 

The deceased was the «oo of Captain 

Jobn Dodfehly. At In. tlms of hl» 

War 1 * death. Captain Doajrbly. was 

boaad (&r Bavaonah ao Adn CUamplon. of Ocean Clly, 

•m that ua« ih«.i~-• "•"• ueaK0OioI 838 

to make Iliu assiiaminnt. becailse"tbel>8 ollD > au tofthebushieu. Bhe willj-TcinlVeryOffice* . 

franchises'u*em«y affect several 0llle*r« nov « lo H»«' e » | w ro80uI1 - '- 

HARVEY V. LAKE 

838 aaaURV AVENUE 

and town* of a county and In some In- 

stance* several eonntiea. The 

move lo Swedeanqro aoon. . . 

C. E. Slllle made ble appeaMnca «i. 

the street with hl» automobile hut 

occupied the "comfortable" imrte73| a " kl > b * ra buU » on hto W*K ln « hto 

"• Captain Fleming, of Ibl* place, ha* 

milt quite a Urge hennery on hi* place. 

The farmer* lo this vicinity are doing 

tbelr part toward* plowing and plant- 

I... k«» •••-—•-> wet weather doe* not 

„ «»cu|——• -a»u«s«rves.miK 

municipality and so certify to the I V. Adam*, of Ocean 

communities, who, aa beuenclarle*. | Sunday bere. 

will do tbelr own collecting. 

TbecorporaUoUafuugbt the bill when 

«pent 

that It wu up lo tbem to «_«».> 

themselves stranded and either sleep 

on doorsteps q» In barrels or to get 

ahelter ttorn Chief of rbllceHcuIL 

, After cotwIdeniDledlBcniwIoa' they de- 

cided that the Utter plan waa better 

than to hovur around In some oat of 

the, way place and to run. the risk of 

«»"aocceaa. 

pUouafuugbt the bill when 

It wu before the legislature of 1901 

an'l are preparing to tight It now, aa 

It to about to go Inlo cdoct. Many of 

those lu tbe upper part of the State 

have combined and have refused to 

make return* lo the (Mate board of •»- 

wasoreu lowbat they baveujlaxable. 

Some returu the blauk* without any 

comment; other* make Ibe atalement 

Smith Grave, who baa been working 

In Ibe mill at Belleplalne, met with a 

palaful accident, navlug Ibe mhfortune 

no Itourse llulldlug 

Automnblle Service. 

JAPAN 

::. • PAINT AND VARNISH 

In acblevlog ttie object . , 

mronah Ibelr non-poaaeaslon or lbs daali 

oltiallolly, and th« action or Ibe all—- 

^Bl^ziiM^ 

"——: Iheir rou«h aarnuwe. Varnlab mad* witST2.25'".i 

Una to deteriorate rrom tbo moment or Ita anpllmtlop. Alter a aenea or Mperlrnint. ••." ! 

' J^miy^cîJy.inrnNli.lijw bc^proaucei.l£atii.B^!i!Si-^ 

»!*t% 

tendingovcrn longperiod, 

THURSDAY, MAY 2s; 1901 

wllhoot alfuctlna tbe' color. T po«enilog' too- reuulMtla elasticity by wblob ttie 

and oxpuimlon or metalu l»acrtiOTritaInMdalall tlM or Baftl 

llmlton of IwlUrla. IbamoW 

rability ana capulty tor belof cl 

R 

j.j P»A«!»IC.VIV«.a\TWB. U 

.: a on April £!. Oriiorx will re^ 

prompt iilluntlnn; willwAtctlon ieuuru»t< 

tuiltldry c^lltu-tiirantl ut-llveriHt. 

ALLEN SCULL 

I Contractor rand "•" Builder 

60S Cahtral A Venus 


l-Vllinutai ebMrfully (Ivan. 

* 'ltulldliai«K.l«d by eonlvuvtorduy. 

W E WOULD CALL YOUR ATTENTION to tbe Archltecliinl Branch 

of our buHlueiut. • . • « 

The ARCHITECT HELPS VOU 

eniently Ulttll l 

The ARCHITECT HELPS VOU.uilh hi*experleuce lo plan your bouse 

conveniently, HUlwtantmlly un »•«•.•• .•-..- — • 

eehool* for acboo] year coding June SO, 

19011. High Bcbool—Tuckaboe, Bae 

ITblUnplonrrigwol^DiCk 

TlUpgwiol^DiasCreek, Pearls 

A. Norton; Clexmont, Ariel Bice; 

Academy. KWe M. Hand, Bae W. 

Bwala; Kact Creek, Sarah E. Haley; 

Ooshe», Clara Hpribger. Hlllleent Tom- 

. 1m; Court House, Minnie H. Springer. 

QrammarBobooI—irisblDg Creek, l*»- 

lla'WoolMin; Ocean City, Julia ISM- 

bacli, Kalberlne 8caU, Hiram SteeJ- 

•• man, Alfce WutMo, JUyodoa Ang, Ber- 

tram JJarby.Harrlet Bcborcb, Margaret 

were not fortbcomliig wneo the um- 

pire called the game over. A epirited 

war of word*.folioarsdioegBSse, but 

tbe matter waa amicably asttled. Ocean 

City 1 * captain proving himself the more 

forceful talker. No game has aa yet 

been arranged Ibr the coming Saturday, 

but tbe schedule for the remainder of 

the season I* being completed sod tbe 

Juniors promlae an Interesting aeasou. 

Oa aceoaat or* Ib* flnb IhUrrtalloaal «^>n- 

'ealloa or lha Upworth LeatflM. lo ha b«ltl In 

Han fmncUoo July IHtoet lb« Paunaylvunl* 

railroad company'will Mil. July 4 lo 1'.'. rrom 

all fetation* on Its Hpc§ ûeat^laa tli-kfct* lo 

M«n IKntncfatoo at greatly kvducod int'UM. far 

•pfolne litflinnallon ivtAtdtag rutf*', route*!. 

and 'eaadlllon or tickets apfly to llckt-t 

Coaledtfale Vslsraas 

nloo. Haxnttlals. Tnn., May 

aatJB-SOtlt, itar. 

On accouut ot Ibe above ofeaalon Ibtf 

Houtbern railway Will sell round trip llckvt' 

from Waabioatoa to'Me0bb|jl fcl rulu 

--— Ticket* will be aoldon May 2Sth,i 

Ube 4tb, Itol. 

_ „ Joint agebt at 

impute between Hay Wth and June 3rd. 

payment or a ree or any centa an ex- 

•adajr •« 

Parker MUler, Ann* Champion, Bertha 

Bampaon, Kettle Btites; Holly Beach, 

Adelaide Btanton; Oeean- View, Ida 

BmitlJ, Arthur Eidredge; West Cope 

Hay, Myron Morton, Halvera Craig, 

AUapîJSwIng; £rma îfti lobliaoni 

OM. 

„ .. Jawing; _ 

*W"Pb!>rg,Woyd ; BeavUle,' 

l J 

eaarg,£1oyd vincmder; BeavUle, 

£min*cVMa|BbalI,EatelIa Cole, Joseph 

First M. E. eburch, will preach oa 

Bandsy mornhnr Ibe sixth sermon of 

the aeries on the history of the early 

church, tbe subject being, "Joy In the 

City." UU evening sermon will be 

the third question In Ibe question aerie* 

on Bondsy evening talks, targe con- 

gregation* attended last Habbaib'* ser- 

vices. 

DeonlsvlUe, Jetale ^ Way, Hay V. 

Ucgrd/X^Heibeit Carroll, CUude H. 

Tayjlor, Frank Cremai tiosbeo. JBdns 

Bwain; MaryTownaend, Bertha Bright, 

, Carrie Powell, Florence Bramell.Eaim* 

| palllka eoowa from Ilie Btale and I* 

superiorly a local demand. • '•' 

Tbe Btale board of aweaaor* Ukiw the 

position that tbe act wan framed antici- 

pating such a course, for It dbtlnctlveiy 

•talcs in Ibe title tbat Ibl* franchise 

tax must be paid by corporation* 

"using or occupying" public street*', 

and in tbe flint section slates that Ibe 

act, I* effective oo those who "hav 

acquired antbonly Iroiq theBtale o. .nd znb, wllb nnalHniir i 

woo' may acquire It from that source." Uy depoaUlna; ticket* wllb 

Tbe Btate board of asnrnsnm t-ouaider JUempbui between Hay Wtli 

the act air UabL =—- • - anjaayment oT a reeof niijr u an ex- 

The oppoifuon to the bill when It ^ ^ •"-•"«.. ' \ 

A. W. Henry, ol Mlllvllle. *uex- 

tcnalVe proDfrty^wner bere, Is a rego- 

.', IaT weekly vbltor. " " ; 

J.iJpuUols, of. Camden. bas opened 

, hlacutla«e at Pitth street and Central 

avenue for the seaton. • ' 

Mrs. U. Lewis, of HillVllie, ha« 

opeued her cbttage ou West avenue 

• below Thirtieth street. ' , - 

Mrs. E. Browii, of Vlnelaud, I* pre- 

parinE to move to Ibis city. Where ahe 

will spend the summer. 

MsrlluHteeJojan, ol thU city, who 

iia»b«o VUlllrirrilemlBin Mlllvllle, 

relumed home Tuesday. • 

C. Peunock, of Philadelphia, arrived 

Mouday for a week'a sojourn In his 

cottage at 1839 Central avenue. 

H. a Weatherby ha* purchased tl,ree 

flue bulldlus lots lu thla- city, .oT the 

eHlate of the late E»r* B. I»ake. ' 

•liiomaa Beott, a Pblladelphlan, has 

opened bis Hammer residence at Beven- 

teenth street and CeUlral aveuue . 

Tbe Vint' M. E.,Hunday-*clwol. oT 

Mlllvllle,' will run. -tbelr exeuislon to 

Oc«aii Cily IheHecoud Week In July. 

We wlab to call altenlloii to tbe 

booklet* of I lie Plqiia-and Imperial, 

printed lu our Jobbing department. 

K. J. PuMee, ol Pbibtdelpola, was In 

tbl* clly Saturday looking arior his 

collage, Hlmpsou aveuue êar First 

H l r e e l ; ' ' • " • • • • ,^-';. • . 

»ln. J. K. B. lleuuctt, of tha Quaker 

Clly, I* occupying* ber cottage oi'. Cen- 

tral avenue, betweeu Sixth anil Seventh 

b t r e e U . • • . • '••'•• ' - • • • ' • ' ' . • 

H. M. Pa*son and family, of Phlla- 

'dvlpbla, have o|«ucd Ibelr collage'at 

Wesley avenue and UUth atreet for tbe 

aeasou.' - . 

Mlas Nellie Bchurch, who liaa been 

spending the whiter In Philadelphia, 

relumed home on Monday evening for 

Mmmu '- 

g many; new venture* 

launched beta Ibl* summer Dope will 

be waloted Wlh'vfesUer Interest than 

the'Ocean L'lly'eaoltarlum which will 

be opened,by Mlw E. M. Kreb, of 

Philadelphia.... ' .' ••..:.'.•'• : , .'': 

Early In tbe bUtoryof Ocean City 

this waa • project often considered by 

tbe resort, but for' wine reaaon 'the 

plan* have never materialised. Three 

years ago Item, fikra B. and B. Wesley 

Lake bad about completed plans for 

bulldlug.but the dealhorEzra B. JLake 

caused the other* Interested to with- 

draw tbelr support. ; . •,. : : • 

Mis* Kreb 1* » nurse of great expe- 

rlencr. Bbe Is a graduabj of the Cam- 

den tralnlug school for nurses and tbe 

Ho«ard Hospital of Philadelphia, both 

Institutions of high) standing In the 

medical fraternity. After graduating 

Miss Kreh Joined the army carp* of 

nuraeaand lias served on the regolar 

hoi'plutl s'tafl through all pr the late 

wsr. ; Bbe baa eaUbllahed govern- 

meut bospibtb lu Cuba and In the 

Pblllpplues aud at many of. tie re" 

crultlng and sailing ports In the Boutb- 

• To-illgbtla the all. Important one for 

the graduates of tbe Oceau Clly high 

sc&ool.f Foo^teeii!.ehlkl^ Jwv], com- 

pletedtbeboursepresorlEeaTlntbecnrrio- ulum and will' reo/ilva tbelr diploma* 

this evanlDg. ; iliaim/ deelenaJoniT'and 

syntax have lost, the old terror for 

some of Ibe members.of tbe class who 

have been mastering all the wtrleaelea 

qf ttooldjangdagft an^l ;^hey wlll|re- 

qf tbaoldJangaiuM an^l ftey wllllre- 

celve tbe loaff Worked for-'/ewkrd of 

•oholarahlp. The class Is feeling the 

impoiUDOaof thevpos|ilon tba« occupy 

In «lie eyes or" adinlrin*; friend* and 

relatives who will turn-pot In fjirce lo 

make to-nlgbt a memorable occasloo-in' 

: Pints (oaevua' Mra«t-vii«>' '' 

Utlon cottage,.at Wesley 

em Btales. 

The 

avenue and Fifth atreet, has beeu 

secured for the purpose aud Ml«a Kreb 

wu In the city Saturday to complete 

arraugemeuts for opening on Juno 1. 

Dr. B. T. Abbott has been wcured a* 

tbecousultljg physician and aurgeou. 

BpeakluK of the project, the doctor 

Bald: " I' tblnk tbat It Is a much 

ueeded Institution here. It I* 'sure to 

prove a paying venture. Mis* Kreb 

come* wttb.the best endorsement* rrom 

tbe government." . 

Ocean City'* climate and eurrouudr 

Ings make It an Ideal location torcoa- 

vateaclrjB; medical and aurglc«l cane*. 

aud, while lu former yeara there have 

beeua large number of *acb, ills hoped 

that wllb tliebest uf fBCllltles'rbrtaklug 

care of tbeee tbe number will be greatly 

Increased.' Hhould tbl* prove a aurceo* 

It would do much .toward.. Making 

Oceau City an kll-year-rquud rewirt. 

their BCUOOI career. 

The clasa la a remarkable one in 

•taudlng, all graduating with a liberal 

['margin. . ;. •„• ',-.:,'' 

Klabbrate preparation* have been 

made to make, s^sg «i«niiars tepecjally 

attractive. HUtes" R»ll will bf dêco; 

rated wltba myriad display of banting', 

aud Ameikuui flag* will be draped 

about the stag* *tad oversli tbe door- 

way*. • • ' . ' 

Several of tbe class.express regret 

tbat the teuton Is oversold! ^w.rtlme 

haa'come tat them to stop out,'but Ibe 

balance seem highly Jubilant. 

Theywlllall ba seated lu the (rout 

row ur tbe hail and will becalled'up lo 

receive their aheeptikluu from Dr. B. T. 

Abbott, the president of tbe'board. 

Ttie Hop. Henry Houck, swUunt 

auperlnleudent of public Instruction ol 

Pen liny lvaula, has been uecured to give 

tbe address of tlie eveulug. Al|. who 

attended Ibe exercise* of last yealr will 

be more than dellghtedr with this p»tt 

t. tbe programme.. < Mr.-Houck la 

widely known throughout tbe East as 

meat bouse at Elghtti atreef, and Ocean 

avenue. .''.;. •...-. 

pa Saturday Mr. Headley, aoeom 

panled by Chariea Uoaman, went to 

AUantlo City: to get Idea* about the 

construction, and Immediately ou their 

return}^rwHoffman, began,work cm 

the plans o^>h» new buUdlo*. lib to 

one-of tbemout. 

eta lu tbe country, popular publlo. 

I, and Ocean Oil 

npe«V- 

lylato 

to 383 

©35 ANBVJBV AVKSUE. 

lM>a«.Vu.a) 

E.W.BURLEiaHACO. 

LUMBER 

OCCANCITV, 

Klectrltiu HuppllcM, I«eniidt*j*iit Ijarnps, any 

llew or Bbadeti, Klet'trie IJ«II«. Calln, Auuuuvlaton, 

f/ouiiebolil Materials : 

All MATEklAt AHB WOEK GiTalAN. 

TEED STUCItY FUST CUSS. 

ELECTRICIANS. 

Hkillrd Klectridans Furabbed 

Day or Night. . ... • 

roar off lorn Box. trio 

any voltage or color; Chande 

i"~ Batteries aad all Eteetriesl 

the aummer. 

Mlas £mmaCramer, r CllassboM, Is 

vUltlug ber aunt, Mrs. B. Champion. In 

: ber collage on' Wesley aveuue above 

Third slrtet. " " _ 

~JTT^~ Klwood Allen, a lumlier tnerebaut of 

•:.'j, spaielfle Coauu. 

i 

lee tan and 

Wafer 

AND 

MILLWORK 

WRY DESetlPTlOs TO SUIT THE 

BUilDIIS TaaJDl 

B Ri e K 

V. O. XL. OCbA N fIT V, ut lli« 

No. I ltarL llurda %l trtJJI per tliouualul. 

IB, POYER 

HOOFER 

BANGOR, I»JL 

Mulit 

HT 

HuTuiou tit 8J.7.1 per tUt 

Hough IlMrila' cr U 

ttiouwiuL 

Utuumml* 

UUnkutu ut 

VI. M. FORT 

New Voi*k« 

y pIl train «»l IMlluiiui 8j>vp- 

uluifi itutl oltaiervulloa eurw, July H, 

will bat b£ toonrtb*dl to d«l«igale*j Co Uus K'p- 

worth LEACUCI roov*atl tram all paiaU ou Ilia 

jptnituylvaaU ntllraul out ol 

llsUdoovei l 

erldgeton Colony wIvThsv. 

kaaplafa/ttb.tbadayj' ."Sto* eveuiog 

pueilns; wUl be almost eoUndy In 

ebar*Bo/tbe children. Beelulloo* 

and ainglaeTWlII farm the major part of 

. ~_. ••u*|Mitnandns£aJ*lndinln«car; ttrabenoiuili 

tor, E.C. Hall, NTewbird; JohnDtui-:laberUi,ea«li.'tl«Ua. luu* trot* 

«.»• *-»-'" Coriery, Harry f"~" 

»e«rt on Memorial B«y, iWe^wUf 

be quite, bunch of them.and they will 

spend one Jolly good day.brepariag for 

Jj^rjnjb. ^n.^fially'^tr, 

rclerredio 

. BrUgeton; 

p. Brown aud wife. Cainden; 

Henry A, DU. Ulllvllle; Mr*. WUIIam 

Jhtughly, Mies Mary Doughty. Myrtle 

Hb.has letted Hairy^.ail^V 

boteiat Etehthatrei a~To«*n 

Swarlhmore: D. P. Haley, 

yjfred Cooper. X Bplcer U 

Cip* May; Baiiuul - ToWnaeodi 

Cold Hprinr. Haiph L. Uoa, Arluu. 

Barrow*. Oeean City; Jf. W. Cornell and 

wife. WUiutm UeUart, F. & rfcoM, W. 

W.J.JaAby, U.M. Knb, Cornelius 

Kreh, a a Waniell and wife. Mia* 

Mary WeonU. C. Haggerty, tUcfasrd 

QUf^||Uy 

by varloUM nulcn'iil 

t 

yot ruHber Idtornlallon upbly to Unket 

aaenU, or addrea* tieo. W. Ikiyd, awbiiint 

XSBeng naaaeakef sgebt. IPblladolnlila, 

Ocean City Sanitarium 

Sbett'and Weiilcy Avenue 

Will be open Jans I for hsNpilda uad . 

lim made a siudy or ibe ad of 

. f'Miiouudlug. uu comblus- 

lluua of Cream, Fruit, Flavor, 

elc, are niurs thun nifeuauieal 

pnntwex-ibey are studied ef- 

forts, ueeomplbhed with lu- 

>lllif«ut -tluiught and profrti- 

•loiial discrimination, making 

_^.llw riclieut aud inml delleaUly 

flaviirwi loo Cream aud Buda 

Water tbat eau be made. 

Tlie very ualuwof ih» uauie 

and calling- 

C HALF-ANT 

Vai-d and Office i 

Cor. I3tb Street anl Haven Aveane 

Leonard Krauss & Co. 

ELECTRICIANS 

SEVENTH ST., AND HAVEN AVE. 

oCtlAH CrrV. N. J.. 

vork oi ttll kludii 

il material uutt 

TUlaeirWttl vork oi ttll kludii bratii|)Uy 

UO, 

. ifeturucd home Tuesday after apeudlog; 

beveral day* with her daughter, Mr*. 

C. W. Carter, Aabury avenue near 

Fouilb street. • . . ; ••:;.':>••!;> .- 

Arraugemenlei are belus; made by 

Edward It. Back to move h'ls collage, 

now at Fourth atreet and West avenue. 

to. Atlantic avenue, between Fourth 

and Villb tlreeta. 

luvltatlous are out'for the wedding 

of Harry a Adam* and MUM C*rrU« J. 

Mason. The teremouy w|ll take place 

on June 6 In the borne of the bride at 

826 Central avenue. 

y 

H*v. (Jeorga Weubell, pastor of Ibe 

zmaffi&8& 

11000. All bid* submitted exceeded tbe 

amount, and tbe bill was laid oo Ibe 

table. On Friday nlgbt tbe contract 

waa awarded to Anderson Bourgeois 1 , 

wbose-bld wax »I.S1-per foot for ibe 

main walk and (1.43 per foot for ap- 

proaches. City Solicitor B. C. Godfrey 

was Instructed to draw up the contract. 

Tbe grading of Anbury avenue, from 

Seventeenth lo Twenly-nlntb fttreet, 

was tbeu con«ldered, and Sutlou and 

Monre'were given tbe contract. Tiielr 

bid Is 11.40 per lineal root, both sides ur 

street 

Tbe anseesm«nt ol two lot* on Central 

avenue, owned by Itobert Fisher, .wan 

then brought before tlie session. Mr. 

Fisher; It was explained, had Improved 

lib lot* some time previous to Ibe 

patuge of a bill by council requiring 

It. and tbla fact had been overlooked 

by tbe assessors when tbe entire' block 

had been assessed. The solicitor was 

given InatruetlouD. to adjust the 

mailer. ' ' . 

Audrraou . HiiurtfenU look tbe 

aud addreaued tlie meeting, 

proteslagaliuil the price charged by Ibe 

uew water coturauy to tap tbelr mala*. 

Under the old'company'* rulluu the 

prlc« *>k«d w*s $3.60. Tha UBW eom- 

paoy ha*' flxed tlie charge* »t flO, 

which ticlud^M the laying of the pipe 

toibelualdeof Ilie curb, A eonirallliw 

wax appointed, to confer wllb Maaiwy 

A Edwards, tlie repreiieu'atlveii of Iliu 

eompaiky lu tbla elty. 

Tim bill of $712 Bubiultted by Mooru 

ASulluu for bulldlug Akbury aveuue 

from Thlrty-seennd lo Tbirty-tbird 

alreel* was apprived aud the Hriu wau 

given a note for tbe aidmiuj 

Clalru* aKaluut lot 3i3, kecllon C, wert) 

Itfl tu tlie ciillettnr t'o arijunt. Ou Ibe 

pa # p d , . _, 

dresa and will,not he a. led 

eduedtlou or any nub)ect perlolulng 

to tl«e work.' It ha* beeu added to In- 

iiure a more enjoyable ending to the 

uchool year./j •'" :' '. p, jVj . '• "' 

Tho bcliuUrn tueuuelves will take an 

Important part lu theefaning event and' 

will contribute recitation* aud 

prepared expreesly. 

A quartette of local latent luu been 

secured, aud there will bean abundance 

of instrumental music... 

AH tbe procewiloual I* played, the 

scholar* will match Into tbe hall In 

single Hie and Jake tbe pobU of honor. 

The • complete programme I* ap- 

pended: '; 

l'roce-ulon.l Marx'h Mlaa Mabol lu Wata 

ausst Bcatt of*** 

Co> a^nnplaile asalMfsiaj.bjr 

Kavnv. Ifaui. -. 

Ez-PresldeiU of Council Harry Head-1 The Ocean Cltjr l>and company has 

tyôricahbUqa; a aUKdicmnpany with I recently been Incorporated-wltb the fol- 

Ihe view of erectlng_ a modem apart-1 lowing offlcera: Ptvsldeut, E. V.Cor- 

aon; vice president, El-Senator H. D. 

Horlmau; secretary, Edward B. : l>e; 

treasurer, Francis P. Qulgley, of At- 

lantloClly, and aenatal manager, Johu 

O. Gandy. of tbla elty. . 

Tbe company purcUnsel.about a year 

ago, the tract of btn4 lying between 

Fifth and North atreela and extending 

from Atlantic avenue to> ibe oeean 

fniot. They have finished tbe work 

of grading and atreet building on about 

half the land, aud are now working on 

the laud north of Fourib alreet When 

seen Monday Mr. Oandy staled. that' 

It would be nearly' two years before 

their, entire land possession* would be 

cut up Into building •lie*. 

Tlie bind was formerly owned by the 

Ocean City association, aud tbe lots 

are sold with the same restriction* 

gorerulng all (round owned by Ibe 

aaoclatlon. . • • • 

Mr; Qandyand bl* colleague* have 

adopted, novel pjan In laying oat the 

new land. In addition to Ibe Inter- 

•ecllug atreets required by Ibeetlv gov- 

ernment tbey have added one addition- 

al street to eacli square. 

Between Fourth and Filth streets 

tbey have uamed the uew thoroughfare 

Brighton Place; between Third and 

Fourth, Park Place; between Third 

aud Becoud, DeLancey Place.; between 

Becoud aud Flrat, St. George'* Place; 

and between Flrat aud North street*, 

8t. Charles Place. These streets will 

be seventy feet lu width. Bud were 

added to make tlie bulldlug site* the 

more attractive and t> Insure a better, 

view of the ocean. 

Tbe company hi enthusiastic over the 

prospect* of tbe north eud of tbe bland 

by Ibe, graduates, Ip our^rtn.l, 

•clioql.. Below we give tbe result, lu 

maud nnmberej ubtalned In- Ibe roiim* 

other than the pnoil(nl l M: ••..,• •..:•:..;,,,•;. 

jKgbiW-ir^VvaU^VIoJelÔb«nf 

,M( Mabel Hwh 

be a thoroughly modern structure .In 

every particular, and all tbe plana of 

apartment., bouses In the larger cities 

will be Inipected before the work U 

started. •>• ' • ' "' • '.' • ' 

The building aa now plauned will be 

six stdrles blgh and will be built entire- 

ly of brick 1 . The floor*, will be arranged. 

In suites, which will Include from two 

to six room*. Each suite Is provided 

wllb ..private bath and can be lighted 

with both ga* and electriolly. Tbe 

kltcben furnishing* will Include a gas 

range -aud tlie details will be as pel fee t 

aa found lu tbe Uneat flat building* of 

New York City. 

On the tint'floor the company Will 

open a lirst-claa* reatauraut. ' 

The plan l*.recelvlng the approbation 

of all realdeuts, and one-half of tbe 

slock In already subscribed for. 

Bpeclal care will be taken In deolgo- 

Ing the bulldlug to make It of partlcu- 

larlyjartlalfc* appearance.. : . . 

Operatluu* will be started an Boon a* 

tlie plan* are completed, and It Is Ibe 

purpose of Mr. Headley lo have It 

ready for occupauey by the early fall. 

He has not yet decided whether tu keep 

It open during the wluler. 

83; Norman Borle. 82; B rtha Camp- 

bell.' S3; Leon' Weacuat. 80; Meaale 

Hlgbee. 78; Jenul* Adain*. 77; lilcele 

Coraou.7fl; Mndley Hoiltb.7S; .Charles 

Boorlr. 09; Edkn^nd^Vardeil, 87;, Paul 

Seventh grader-Forrest. I*ing, 90; 

Harold Cottouj 84j ISdward Vues,.83; 

Ad B k 8I J 

Ada. Banok, 8I[ 

l 

Hultun, 79j 

i 

Willie Morris, 78; Anna Campbell. 75; 

Harold Hand, 72; Daisy Moray, 87; 

Harry Smith, 67; Edna Miller; 67; 

Bbutcbe Sharp, IM. . 

HOOK 8, HUH: HATTIK SMITH »:OWAHI>H, | 

M u Wata 

Mliulo "Tim Htcln Honc.V.UoIo aad uy 

*-TboO«loor»a Education 

JulUK.lb.cb 

d**rn>i" (Hidney Hiullli) 

UU«r 

"Wliat Uodrtiraduatlon Jledat 

KatborinaUeilll 

"Tbo Hputsa Tbrtxi IlundMd' 

lllamHiMJn> 

Addr*. 

Siu.lo 

•ll __- Mr. UaHIn 

Hon. Henry Houek 

"ThsMlgbty IVMP'MJudd) 

Carl N. Wars 

Italian of Dlbhinuu Dr. U. ¥. Abbott 

Hunk-, Duet. "TtwCbarnoribeUhlana" 

MlJUe* Anna and VIAWI Cnaniplon 

BuoadUlloa K.V. A. W.'WIIIURU 

The Hat of Rraduatee follow! . 

Iiyndon Blsley Aug. Anns Mabel 

Champion, .Bertram Myers Darby, 

Morgan Crease Hand, Jr., Julia 

HUuebe K»lu*ch, Parker Bcul| Miller, 

Jr* Mary tUnlno PoolWe, Berths Ella 

Hajnpsim, Harriet Wattle BeJiurch, 

KaMierlne. Grace Boull, Hiram Bleal* 

man, Jr., Margaret Robinson tjmllb, 

IJertle Lnreua Btlte., Alice May Wat- 

OFFICIAL VISIT. 

Cbanafe or Hhndiilc oa mt 

' ynfUmm SMcsiilicsr.Oo«f«s Ots. 

A. O. Dayton, superintendent of .the 

Went Jersey * Beaahore railroad; J. H. 

Nlchol, assUlaut euglueer, aud J. J). 

Hulcliluitou, general manager, weie 

here Monday afteruoou on a tour of lu- 

pecllon. ;•__-. •; 

Tlie offleialsoiiue' tin a special train 

aud made a brlel review of tbe road at 

thb> end of line. Tbey announced that 

tlw earJy aumnier schedule of the road 

would go Into effect on Buuday, May 

2(1. They will alaovtart the boat aervlce 

bctweeu liongport aud Ocean City ou 

that date. One boat wlll.be put oa. 

11 U aunouueed, unofficially, that a 

fourth bust will be added to thoae al- 

ready rnnuing between liongport and 

Oceau Clly. Tlie uew boat will make 

a complete circuit of all tbe resorts 

along tlie bay, touching at Beesley'* 

Point, Homer. 1 Point, tongport and 

Ocean City. Improvements have beeu 

made In the lauding at Becoud atreet, 

and Ilia presumed that the slip will be 

enlarged to make It possible for two 

Third grade,'A class—Ralph Adams, ( 

88; Jpjisy Fuller, 88; Ethel Norcom, 87; 

Anna Maban, 87; Herbert Bmltb, 87; 

ijsureqce Ijear, 80; J^tta Cami'baU, 70; 

Jtiewl* Barrett, 79; Millard Carbon, 

78; Pearl Boull, 77; Idobard Johnson, 

74; Emily Poullere, 71; Harry Darby,68. 

B class—AI vau Borle, 80; Hen'. Gil- 

bert, 82; Samuel Fllhlan, 79; Clarence 

fjake, 78; Eleanor' Briueshults, '71; 

Fratases Taylor, 09; Mary Bollock, *; 

Johu Mead,». . •'.'-, 

anou 4, Mrs? BABA B.' VANOIIDKB, 

• TKACUEH. ' . ' 

A clnBa—Emma Hew, 80; Elsie âke. 

i',. Evalyu Flaber, 88; Emma Back, 87; 

UerlbaAdam*. 87; Hamue| Fisher, 88; 

Horace Aujr, 80; Alice Wallace, 84; 

£Ura Bmltb, 84; Prescutt'. Cadman, 

80; Norman Breckley, 79; Calvin 

Bmltb, 76; Atlle Adams, 70.. Mo. 

WeUentlial, 70; Ella Voss, 81;-Warren 

Mead, 70; Jacob' Campbell, 60; ijoule 

Headley, 09. 

B clans—Editb Borle, 83; Bttdle May- 

berry, 87; Ruth Morris, 85;' Edua 

— _ .^ ^.^ M «B^,» a^*âeav^m.s*jga,. ymp 

naoca tfedoiiaa and spmltyiaff tba maansr Ur 

wblcti tbs unxu oCooma Viiy Phaala be 

(Tad«taTaveUMIaiHl urbd id 

St. P. F..U27. 

J THORN, 

iuig^g. 0 - 

Htnet Commutes, 

wmmmm 

. _ w .^.^.J^^-'I-Ê^V'^^SA-* 

- ,-,—.-..,. Win be' reoolved by tha 

City Cl«rk_ed.WOOlaia|00. Elwood 

Alkn, Ann and Trenton ave., Phils. If 

not sold, will b. for raoC • • 

rXt vou have any real asisto to aell or 

it leaver description of It at Head. 

G. Moore and paid a number of bllln. 

to meet at the 

, All Iba tueui 

beiM oftbebiard were preaeut wilb tlie 

exception of Samuel K. Ewlng. 

»a/lll«C«l*lH'uteNlala Anniversary 

.ila Council. No. I2u, Jr.O. U.A. M., 

will celebrate II" ninth anniversary on 

Tuwlay evenliiK ueKt, 28th Inut., lu 

Tniwer'u hiill. Tho eveiuug will I* 

'levnltHlviiilivly tu liavlug au lulnriuul 

8. U. SSJOÔO'Is'/SSlngL hog. 

boat bouse at,FooHh slreet and,Bay 

av«n»«. •; TMbom^flliW WrWfm ' ' 

Include *rveWu Write. oViiomsod^ 

second story, and tbo Unit story. wl|l be 

arranged a* aVreceyajan rpom.tyif sailing 

and boallng parties. Ptovialoo will be 

made Ibr aktrtneT svla^go' bomber' of 

bosia and riggutg. .... '. 

CbmmoocoppcilssitoboldiapecuJ 

meeting on Friday eveoiog. Hay Si, to 

receive bid* for the grading, graveling 

and arrhinftDf, r^venâttd ftrelftbj 

»(roel* from West avenue to (he bay.* 

6VK» WJ000 Wee* oT tftir paper' In 

stock, from the cheapest grade to the 

made on short noUoaf aitlats materUl., 

Ac H. R. Bmllh oVHons, 1080 Akbary 

•ventso.'-1-' 1 . j !•).•. .i) .ra.'ii-iirMii îni 

" lal .- 

-flte 

I Ham, 

ou eiitertaluuieiit 

aud arrauKenivut* have abiut com 

plolej tbelr plaun, aud tlie pnigramme 

la Ibe beat yet prepared. 

To*nla aud apeeebmaklug will be in 

order, aud there will be au addreni. by. 

J. W. tiujllh, Junior put councillor, 

Muald will be reudered by the qnar- 

lette, comprlitedôf Koll*\ GarreUAu, R. 

W. Edward-, Harvey Y. Luke and 

Ralph Oufl.: , 

the order ha* -now ninety enrolled 

mem bera. 

front. Tbla b merely a precaution 

taken, but the member* of tbe com- 

pany are decided that It u nol at all 

ueceaaaty to Ibe safety of tbe property. 

The contract to construct a new 

boardwalk to extend from Fifth jo 

North streets Us* been swarded to 

Harry Headley and Joseph Champion. 

The walk u to be twenty-four feet wide 

and will be built right at the high tide 

line. The work will be started at once. 

It I* Ibe Intention pt the contractors to 

erect a large number of pavilion* along 

the uew section. . 

Among Ibe building operation* now 

proceeding ou tbe laud U tbe cottage 

F. J. Bmltb, contractor and builder, .1* 

erecting. ' ' . 

Next eprlug a hotel will be built by 

tbe company itself uu Fourth street. 

Water aud feeWer pipes will be laid 

In a short time. 

"It bi possible." aald Mr. Gaudy, 

•• that there will be several boardwalk 

attractions uear the Improved land." 

Tbe company U comprised of men 

well known lu ' Atlantic City and 

throughout tlie Btate. 

E. V. Corsou b an extetwlve dealer 

lures! estate lu Atlantic'City. 

H. D. HoHman Is an ex-*eliatnr~, hav- 

lug repreaenled Atlantic county.- 

F. P. Quigfey I* cashier of tlie Atlau- 

t lu City National B tuk. 

Ed«ard a Lee I* piv«ldeiit of Allan- 

tic Clly'ai o .uut-ll. 

John G. Gumly U one of tbe uldiwt 

lesidvnt'i of OiWatt City, b ivlug csiuw 

h*r« elgbtreu yeara ago. • ' 

' Vats tvssloa 

Tfae Passion Play, Illustrated with 

coluied view*, will ba given In the FbMt 

M. E. church uu Thursday evening. 

May 301b, by Ilev. John H. Boawell. 

The eulertalnttuut will be given under 

tbeauaplce* of the Ladles'Aid aoelely 

uf-the church. 

: 

The PaaJoq *H*y^h| -a-daaaleal pro- 

h 

Hy^| p 

ducllou and during tbe bast winter has 

b ^ I f th U 

been a^Vftt of; the} Urgest 

f Philadelphia, 

d 

y p 

The play Uaata^f^herdesjfa and p**- 

kion of Christ; bis last supper with hi* 

disciples and the roeldent* 

wilb hb life at thl* period:. 

Harry Headley bss sold thehouae oa 

Aabury avenue, between Beveoth and 

fclghta «wWs, owned by Wlllsrd W. 

Atfam*. to Edward M. Hutton. Mr. 

Button will move the dwslUug lu a lot 

on We*l fiwoneea fttirdeCiihttliig Ibe lutfrl'Ur ul 

the Baptist ebun-b. 

The merry-gn-ruuud,. uhuOti biard 

and manbaltau were all In full awlug, 

and tbe building had all the appear- 

ance of midaummer gaiety and life. A 

large uubdber of Iraualeul visitor* wet* 

also Iu atteudauce. 

. , 85; Kdua 

Bcburcb, 80; Ague* Warner, 88; Lizzie 

Austlu, B0: Ida Mo >re,- 73; Wilson 

Chilslun, 78: Kiiacoe Bhsri", 70; Irving; 

Brad'haw, 73; Leslie Headley, 74; 

Oll»e EruHl, 06; Eleanor BdhoomkolT, 

84; (iust,le Haud, 6fl. 

BOOJlS.MIBH HKBTUA L. KOHH.TtUCIJKU. 

. A class—Eatolla Like, 85; Anna 

Wallace, 94; Louisa Cormin, 03; Amy 

Erusl, BO;. Leonard Lear, 8S; Lewis 

Garrelt, 87; Eu«eno Miller, 8«; Willie 

Campbell, (U; Howard Scull, 83; Itoyal 

Johusou, 81; Georice NOIOJOJ, 84; Con- 

BlBDty Pouliere, 81; KJia Potter, 81; 

Harry Lake, 80; Frank Auullu, 79; 

Fred Champion, 79; John Biitlon, 73; 

Flounce Button, 74; Charlie Bcbock, 

70; fjewui Howe, 70; Frauk Schneider, 

67; Margaret Parker, slcki : 

B class—Mendel Brackley, 87; Joseph 

Borle, 85; Leon Breckley, 85; ttita 

Haud, 83; Inez Coraou, 81; Bleveuaou 

Garrelt,8U Norvin Hmllli, 79; Edward 

Coltou, 78; Charle* Miirrb. 78; L*wl> 

Loder, 76; Walter Milu«r, 74; EtmlrS 

Hector, 63; Howard BUulon, 63; Leou 

Fries, 59. . 

KOOW 0, UlSa SlATTIK II. ttABEHTS, 

TflAOUKtl. 

First grade. A olaa* May Adams, 

98; Nellie Adam*. 97; Ettuer Kanck, 

96; Margaret Kelley, 84; Humbert 

PouUere, 94; Roy .Datby,. 94; Beulab 

Champion, 63;- Ioua Adams, 93; Alleu 

Smith, 93; Maurice Bcul|, 92; Amy 

Voes, 91; William Gilbert, 81; Ida 

Kennedy, Bl; Auna MoClure, 89; Delia 

Murdoch, .89; 8t Clalr Thorn, 87; 

LeuetU Loderr8S;-Ewlua"Ctake «m»ct Octo- 

txjrUO.UUL TbocUrbln* to bouaad to beof| 

wood and all material* toltf ud I tb 

. ToUrbln* to bouaad to 

wood and all material* to.litf uacd In tbe. 

•tructlon or ui^ •tnwt ond _tbo buliai 

bsaWt laap«ctad*Bnd 

by UwHInMit'ottUnlUeetff t'omoioo fld*toneaceoin|>anla)dt>yal 

aifot 

aConncu. 

'•" Hnr- 

Oitya 

said 

Will 

tUid cbeett ta Has aum ot on« iiu^^.v*. wu«n> 

(SJtiU) drawn to tno onter ot lln* eualrroan ol 1 

UM, Htreet Commtttae ua a suantnliw lunt tbe 

barty so bidding. U awanJoJ. llui contract, 

Will enlor InUl contract With tbo oily tor aald 

worK allhs MMoTuU t>ld wltlilnHfueo 

rmm Ina. data or Ibe exunoUon of Itie 

contract, on tne part of tb«j «lty, nntl 

Will atlhe Unie of alffnlntf aald contract ofiutr 

Into a> bond with aecnrlty acoentable to Oonl- 

nion Oouncll. to be ripprovmi. by tbe city 

solicitor. Id tbe Sum of nfty per m»nt. or ItM 

tu'al contract brlco.oondltlottod lor the rultn- 

Ail uvrfbrmano* of saw contract. 

AUbldaunat. be by tba llnoll toot. Mid tbo 

worK to be nunbtobd by Jnly lat n«» un, 

A. ll.BAUttOWH, 

. HUCOI COUllUlttWJ. 

Asêiff aeaaaB^^fltHtltOP T '^ '^1'' ''' ' H"'"' £j*^' ''j'^r 

any and all bid*. 

. I\ 

WE are headquarter* for window 

shades, all color* aud she*. We defy 

compellliou. . Bpeclal arrangement* 

with the largest manufacturer In Ibe 

country, enable* us to make tbla au 

nouneement. B. K. Hmllh * Bou* 

1030 Asbury avenue. 

C. L. 

. DBAL1EB IX 

lUI Butt Snarltt tu 

W< keep K bu*e, lr««b ktoeb lo Mlect 

. - fraus. (Ml at Tba IfeopW* UMcery 

and We will endeavor U> please you. 

Twelfth Btraet anoi Asbury Avenue 

Datallodtli 

. Union Transfer company will ealt Ibr ana 

cbeck bwsw frora bûaTuinaMsttoa*.; - 

. a. IIEB 

IlEBIiKB. KODOdJ. WEKK8. , 

General Httpti' • Qaa.vium.AttnMi' 

OcflanCityHonMHnadBBakny. 

•IS ASBUaTAVB., 

Bread. Uolla,Cates and ttsslresb trom Ha* 

ANDREW MARSHIU 

l^^ 

TOMATO PCANTS- 

JAPANESB PERN BALLS 

Lady Washington OeranlUrns 

• Choice Double Petunias 

better his bus beoa. 

The better bb blfcuues* the more be 

eat* and the more he tavc*. Ulveus 

the uunble tin pence, today that roles 

merrily In on tbe steady sale* rather 

than the alow shilling. • That keep* our 

Spirit* Up and make* be feel tbat tbe 

.world alter all b aU right owing the 

people what Ibey want b a good prin- 

ciple to aland by. The people, tug In- 

stance, want tbe best tit the least 

money. .We can do this.. Our Block Is 

kiMe, and ackcted by one ol lottjc es> 

perieooe. . Doing business lo-dsy U 

dealing with human nature—measur- 

ing It aa a commodity would be meas- 

ured, endue; It tip and handling It In a 

very careful n»fnn««. We live to learn, 

and we fed that we have learned your 

wants aod are having made at our lac- 

tar* the largest and moat complete line 

of «»••«»"»»•• shots and Oafcraa, They 

will arrive Jon* I, and those wanthur 

thejlataet style and beat footwear will 

do kail, to wait and eae them belore 

•m 

TSili*ao aid LobaUal) 

'OttetieaL I nhslw* Coilb_a 

Booed'Turkey and OrsUc* hi ererys 

Wf.hilrV Maijlfeba 1 10 nllba MMlf 

H H k«t Ml UsaxtMO b lUtiatdan 

R. B. STITES & Co 

If YOU want U> make' money—And 1 know you do—get a bold on aoiuoOocun City riiMl 

ealale, and don't be long about It. TueGood Mitu nuule tbetajrtbln aixduyn. Don't you 

bo six days bnyuuc a IIIU«j pineeor II. Don'l niaka nay dlS&enaa wlmt you wuul—Lolu, 

HotcU, Boarding* Uouaea, Cotlaite* or Uaney en Uorttoicri—ta w 

HARRYL HEADLEY 

V tbe war, >oa 

patent laaUber abpes. 

tcTweartotbe 

toajr wacVaome 

lot your «ihlyf»im 

V. MABAV ACoâoleagants. 

liyu fl* you Up. If you h*vu 

UpecUl ItwlUodbbBiktii t«t otltirou the Canton—GnnJy itwitU 

, bi

. . v / v . v . •;;•••/;;•••••••'; 

P§||||K| 

the rush ofOw rnaeMrom. In whose IJ 0 *-- 

': ooter circle your boat now dances, mole-1 ? eeSln * 

Ing metry witU: the whirling watorsT 

But you are Ming: drawn In. .and the/ 

gentlo motion will become terrific agi- 

tation. .• 'Ton cry far. help hi vain; yoo 

nnii ~*'"'~ îr;tP|imt V^ ^T "•* 

_„ .. not 1 avail 1 yon will bs 

tossed and dashed and shipwrecked 

and swallowed In 'the* Whirlpool Ibat 

has already crushed In itswniliiaooa 

hulks. Young men who bavo Come' 

* • - • • ' - • • - • — " ^ ' " ' 

the mountain or Dab In Ike brook, .(vltb 

no time'to pray or work or read; i» \ 

notlsalufsll "»* ....t^ -~.w~.~i..i-*. 

cons by hhv side or the fly' bolt Wltb 

wb|cb be whips the stream. A;,man 

who dock not work! does pqt : know bow 

to play.,. If Ocjlbad Intended; na to, dp 

nothing not laugh, be would' not' have 

go out lota 

Bneoee for, 

them yoa m 

.break In It 

. 'taw a wnywardthuabanil sun 

| at the deathbed of his Christian „..,-,, 

•.JWftJ** *&&"*& a/rlnajonjber 

finger and beard her say to ber hug-1 

. band. "Do yotilseciitiai ringr Be rv \ 

piled. ,-Yes. 1 see It.. "Well." i 

~«sa«,. H BoinuelUH. "t>t the jug 

men; now.ariso.aad.iday. before us." . 

There-ore two rirtnlea encamped by 

tho pool of dlbcon. The ttino bangs 

heavily or; their bands. Ono army pro- 

' poses a, snrne of sword fencing. Noth- 

ing coold bo" moro heal thfo, and Inno- 

;.: cent, Tbo othor army accepts the cbal- 

;Ienffit/^ | rw«iiTA •«,«"—-•-—* *** 

(•awnnil,''•;,•:•,;...v . ;. a, . . . 

Still further, those arrrasement. , r e | age; and~ dentfl" 

, n Wbo4faL old 

exit Jtne taWl 

Seaside •]•:• 

Resort 

,_.».. uw aunuwmenis are agv.nwi arain. • ruen exit Jtne' last 

wrong which lend yon Into expenditure earthly opportunity. "Enter the O«T- 

boyond yonr means. v Money spent In whelming rvalltlva of nn eternal world! 

. recreation hr not thrown «Woyr U to 1 • I «o furthw and say that all, •.hose 

! all folly for ns to come from a place of. amasements are wrong wblcb lead Into 

amusement feeling that we have, wast- ba* company. If yoa go to any Pta*e 


led our money 

In sportfulness ended In 

v. T—T~^~--fc*"- •' wv iupnitf uu contestant, 

by the hair and then with tbo sword 

. thrusting him In the side, so that that 

wblchjopcned ID Innocent fan ended In 

tbo massacre of all tho. 24 sportsmen. 

Waa there ever a better Ulastratlon of 

' what'was trap then and Is true now— 

Sf-rlV'i'W' ••'. : -.":';tbat.*nat;!wblcl>..ls Innocent.may be, 

1fe^;/;ft^;/.v;;,niadd.;destracUve»v •••.•• '•-- . . • 

BsSJl"^'.''..''!-!-•"'•'••''• ••'"•• 1 . VWhatof a worldly nature U more Im- 

•v;-..',:-: : ' . - : portnnt and',strengthening and Inno- 

cent than amagenjent, and. yat What, 

has counted more victims. I have no. 

sympathy with a atroitjackot religion, 

This hi a very bright world to me, and 

I prppoô to do nil I con to make It 

bright for others. I never could keep 

step to a dead march. A book years 

ago Issued Bays that a Christian man 

has Ov right to some amasements. For 

Instance, if ho comes home at night 

weary from bto work and, feeling the 

need of recreation, pots on bis slip- 

pers and goes Into bis garret and walks 

mm 

men lad. I stopped at a hotel, and I 

remember In the eventide one of these 

men piled me wltb his Infernal art. De 

saw 1 was green. He wanted to show 

me the sights of tbe town.' Be painted 

the path of sin until It looked like 

emerald, but I was afraid of him. I 

shoved back from the basilisk—I made 

op my mind be was a basilisk. I re- 

member bow' he wheeled hb chair 

round In front of me and.wltb a con- 

centered and diabolical effort attempt- 

ed to destroy' my sdol. but *tbere were 

good angels In the air that night It 

waa no good resolution on. my part, 

bnt It was tbe all encompassing grace 

! of a good God that delivered me.. Be- 

ware, beware, O young man I "There 

hi a way that seemeth right onto a 

nun, bat the end thereof Is death." • 

'. ' WOM of Istraaeraaaa, .' 

Tba. table has been robbed to pay the 

tlnhu TtM» ^HKIIMMi. Iw.., _lu-A—• .I. 

T 

r—v- *-#."«• aw w nuj IWICV 

where yoa, .bare to associate w'th the 

Intemperate, wltb the unclean, wltb Ibe 

..—-». ..ÛOIIIIIW WIU lue 

abandoned, however:well they may be 

dressed. In tbo name of Ood qnlt It 

They will despoil your nature. They 

will undermine yonr moral character. 

They will drop yob when yoa are de- 

stroyed. They will give not ono ceotô 

support your children when yoa are 

d e a d . •' ', • • • . . • • • • • . • . • • • . - 

I had a friend In the west—a rnrt» 

friend. Be was one of the flrst to wet- 

, com* m» to my new borne. To One per- 

sonal appearance be added a generosv 

Ity, frankness, and ardor of nature that 

made me love blm Uke a brother. Iiul 

I saw evil people gathering, around him. 

Tfaeff Varna, nt* aw* •».— —•--•— >• 

rtbe presence of men and angdls.- you 

promised to'be âltbral'ln 1 Joy and sOf. 

I row' and In sickness and In benllta: 

by the memory of those pleasant bourn 

. When yon sat together In jour new 

LbomqtnUilagoraibriMlit future: by the • • . .'• ' 

I cradle and th» Joyftil bpur wben one " Pmest fadlittCM lor 

life was snared and another given: by rincsi «*"'«• •"• 


v—— r^r^ «•»--« .H«V u,« gurrvi out! walKS . IMnnur lua uean rollDea TO PSy Y.HO 

lively roqnd tbo floor several times dab. Tbe champagne has cheated tbo 

there 'aia. bo no hprm In It I believe children's wardrobe. The carousing 

*•:_.i--^ 1 —^--*x — - - - party has horned up ibe boy's primer. 

The tablecloth of the comer saloon b 

In debt to the wife's faded dress. Ex- 

carslons that la a day make a tour 

[around a, whole month's Wages, ladles 

I whose lifetime business U la to "go 

shopping." large bets on horses, have 

tbelr coonttrparts In nneducated chll- 

.----.,« IWM*. m MM. u|isui ia ic i rieiieve 

the cbtircb of Ood has made; a great 

.. mlsiake In trying to suppress the sport- 

fulness of youth and drive oat {from 

men their Ipyo of amuscmciit If Ood 

aver Implanted anything hi ns, be lin- 

plantcd this desire. Bat Instead of pro- 

vldlng for tbu) dy^qand pt.our nntnre 

tho church of God bos for the main I tnelr counterparts In uneducated chll- 

partisnoired It As In n.rlot tho mayor I dren. bankruptcies that shock the moo. 

SlajDUa battery at, tho J end of. the I ey market and appall the church uud 

I baa It Bred off BO that ev-(that " M 

They "came np from the saloons, from 

the gambling - bells. . Tbey piled . him 

wltb a thousand arts.- They selxed 

upon hla social nature, and be could 

not stand the cnorm. They drove blm 

on the rocks, like a snip, fall winged, 

shivering on the breakers. I rued, to 

admonish him. I would sSy, "Now. I 

wlsb yoo would quit those bad habits 

and become a Christian." "Oh." b' 

would reply. "I would like to. I would 

Uke to. but I have gone so far I don't 

think tbere is any way hack." In bis 

moments of repentance be Would go 

home and take bb little girl of 8 years 

and embrace ber convulsively, and cov- 

er her wltb adornments, and strew 

around her.pictures and toys and ev- 

erything that conk] make her happy, 

and then, as tbongb bounded by an evil 

•«•«. Moa, afnireu and another given: by I 

thai sickbed., when tbe little one lifted I 

Dp the bauds and called for help, and] 

.yoa kpew be must die. and he put onr 

'arm aroand each'of your necks and 

brought you very near together In that 

dying, kbst'by the..little grave In the 

cemetery that yon never think.or wltb 

out a rush or teara: by tbe family UI- __ -, rr cz ~A Z+~ 

bie>, where, ntpid stories of heavenly The Liquor Traffic and its 

r?iJ3i th * ¥%- l ?S'V l ?*F l "?"* Wndred eviJs are forever pro- 

of births and deaths: liy the neglects . . . . . . 

ofthe past and by the agonies of tbo hlDlted by qeed. 

^ril'Z.rj.^^-nacnnuren I &W » v « °J Temperance 

in immortal, groups, win" stand to be I and Morals should combine, to 

caught Up to Bblulnir am* i- f*. .h>i~>-1 

help us. 

——• .-UU^M v*»^vsysoclna*,cSjnnilaBlonerof v^v«v«, nnj . .MM —,—rw aH V^WBUW.^ 

BecreuryU«eanCityBoUdlnKandEoaoAnoclatloD. Lou toruleorexcbanie. Uonassto 

rant, tunUbea or nnrarnUbed. Deads, Bonds, Morlfssea, wills and oontrarta earemily 

Mmt 


No. 721 A8bury Aocnuc, Ocean City, N. J. 

I'rouut 

reepondenc tbstorcala. 

oeMlottad. Bcardlns. boaaes and ooltagM. tar rent In all parts ol Ibe city. Oor- 

— -~~»..u, UIUUIJH. win stand to 

eaagbt up to sblalng array or to shrink 

.down Into darkuess-by all that I beg 

; erythlnjj la cut down that happens to 

stand to tbo range, tbo good as well as 

•• the t>ad; so there aro men In the church 

: who plant their J^ttcrics.of coademna- 

" tlon and fire away - Indiscriminately. 

Everytbino; Ui condemned. Bat Paul 

the apostle'commends those wbo. use 

: the World- without abusing it, and In 

, We natural world Odd boa done every 

thing tpplcasp and araaae us. 

'; Evlb of Corrvpl Aauuea..-—. . 

-•• And I am glad-to know that In all 

oar cities there are plenty of puces 

-where we may nnd elevated moral eu- 

tcrtaUm>etit,< Bot on honest men anil 

goodîromen wtDAgrco with me In the 

--'——t that one of tbe worst things 

cttlea to cormpt nmusement 

•i bave grmo down nnder the 

flnenco. norer to rise If we 

send droakeaness •taracrrlug 

across the richly figured carpet of tbe 

mansion and dashing Into tbe mirror 

and drowning oat tbe carol of music 

wltb the Wbooplng of bloated sous 

coma borne to break their old mother's 

heart. 

I saw a beautiful borne where, the 

bell rang violently late at night The 

son had been off to Slnrul Indulgvnfe*. 

Ob comrades were bringing him home: 

Tbey carritJ him to the door. Tbfy 

rang tbe bell at I o'clock In tbe morn 

I Ing. Father and mother came dowo. 

They were waiting for the wanuVHoc 

son, and then tbe comrades, as soon ns 

— . — nwfi uoanaea oy an evil 

spirit he would go out to tbe Inflaming 

cop and tbe boose of shame like a fool 

to tbv correction of tbe stocks. 

I was summoned to fab. deathbed: I 

hastened: 1 entered tbe room: I found 

him, to my emprise, lying la rail ev- 

eryday drsss on the top of tbe coach. 

1 pat oat my band. He grasped It ex- 

citedly and said, "SU down, Ur. Tar 

mags; right there." I sat dawn. u« 

•aid: "last olgbt 1 saw toy uotber. 

who has been dead TO yean, and she 

sat Jost where you sit now. It waa no 

drjram. 1 was sride awake. Tbere was 

_..u iutu oaritness—by all tbat I beg 

aron give to borne, yonr best affections. 

, ib. my frlcndsVlbere Isnn hour com 

log when our past life will probably 

pass before us In review. It will tx> 

oar last boor. 'If front dor death pillow 

ws> have to look 1 back and'see a life 

spent In stofol amusement there will 

be a dsrt that will strike through ojor 

soul sharper than tbe dagger wltb 

Which Vlrglnlos slew hjs child. The 

memory of. tbs past will make us quake 

Uke Macbeth: tba Iniquities snd rioting 

through wblcb we have passed will 

come upon, aa weird and skeleton au 

M«g Uerrilles. Death, the old Hhy 

lock, will demand and take the rvmaln- 

Ug pound of aVsh and the remaining 

drop of blood, and. upon .our hut oppor- 

tunity for repentance and our luxi 

chance for heaven tbe curtain will fur- 

tferdrop. . 

ICOKHW. ISM. fcr tools KlopK*. V. r.J 

a l i a B a l a a M . *'•'-' 

Water Supply, 

Railroad, 

. Steamboats 

. And all other ' ' 

Modern Conveniences. 

THEOCEAN CIJY REflL ESTATE EXCHO6E 

MASSEY & EDWARDS, 


Lots for sale or exchange. Houses to rent. Deeds, bonds or mortgages 

drawii. Loans negoUated. A number of bargains In. Iota, 

' •• '' •^'••'•i'i,'h ; t^§iîl 

' • : • • ^ 

8TORB AT.D (tHOP, 

•47 AMBITBV f«^"'.«tv?.u,«.'wsrf,iirt& 

JOHN SHOWER 

VOL. XXI OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY. MAY 30, 1901. 

Sc EDWARDS, 

811 Asbury Ave.. Ocean City, N. J. 

Asbury Av 

to th« Poftt-oiliro. P. O. Box. 335 

soooVinuneo wtOtiorae with roe In th»'j tt *"* oor ' "" «>P«»e4 «hfew •»• P">* 

SStoejn^Toae^beWoraTthlnS [teal "eadlong, Into In* doorway^crylna: 

? S S » ^rrr^t^maVment | ^"^.!V d nk •• » r «° L Ho - *»«" 

to 

Xfnltlt 

blostfa 

They were newly married and were 

calling npon one of the.friends of the 

bride who had been particularly pleas; 

ant npon the occasion of their wedding! 

The bridegroom, apropos of nothing;, 

began to talk about phrenology and 

told bow bis wife bad discovered two 

very prominent bumps.on toe back of 

bb head. Ue was proud of them. Bo 

was she. and she passed him around 

that the host and hostess might feel 

tbe'bumps and know of their exist 

- . - — —— -«i».»«6 . MW vuuJina and KIIOW Of 

-no delusion In the mat «irin »«* I t^y mean good memory and 

Ity." 

blostfarmilnencc, Daver to rise. If we 

mayjndgoof-what Is going on la many 

cC tbe plocea of amusement by th pi 

.— m v* wMaiKuuen amnsemenis. 

llcrchanta. Is there a dharrsngfoicnt 

b> jow icwifflUl- !• Lthstsvay leafcSg*. 

:inuyonr-monay drswtrT - Did notloe 

0 

_ _ ! • ('•'.•::••• 

When DKO go Into amhsen>eni« that 

they cannot afford, they steal Wbai 

«u«j JUUJBJ DI wnnr is coujir on In many *hey cannot borrow. First they go Into 

Ot the places Of amnsement by tbe pic- smbarrassmeat and then Into lylag and 

tares onv board fences and In many of Uua Into theft, and when a man,g 

' rnents. ,^0 proportion ns a ship la swift 

ttwnty a strong helmsman, to propor- 

tloa«»'»r-bora»ts gay It wants a stoat 

driver, and iheso people of exuberant 

sotnre will do weU to look at tba reac- 

tion, of aU their amusements. It, na 

•mnwjnent sends you borne- st nlgbt 

Pttvoas, so that yoo cannot sleep, and 

. TOO rise np to tbo momiog Dot'becsase 

jyoo oro fjiept-otnV bnt:becaDn yoar 

'rVUtf firing'you froflp JUUT siiimhsra. 

.yoo'havo.been where yon oagbt not to 

: jbove be»A ",Tbere,aro«mUsem«nts that 

MtuTa man next day* to hui work wltb 

Ibis eyes bloodshot.-yawning, stnpld. 

- BWMafi^t^n^..imJ thsy1a/e. vmubg kinds of 

• HwifriTrgtit. - They are cntsrtauineats 

Uatgivoa.tnandlsgnst with tbedrodg 

jtjE^f ^fi^M'MMM^^- ^BBTSWS^ wraa^SSsi amaBaaseBleAasuS^ aj^^^^^rf •, i 

_—_«. s «u> aauary yoa give bun 

may meet lawful expenditures, but not, 

th# tdiifid'Indulgences In wblcb be has 

entered, and be tekrs by theft that 

which yoo do not give him' In faiwfal 

salary. 

; • • •' '• *" '* 'V ; ' ' • 

Sow brightly the patb of aaw*inb< 

•d amuseoi«n( oprnsl Tbe young man 

says: "Xow I am off for a good. tlme> 

Kerer rabid ewnooty!, IH get money 

somsbow. What a On* rosdl What s 

beantlfol day for * ridel Crack the 

Whip, and oxer tb* torapikel Com*, 

boys, ail hlgb' your ^gJasses! , Driokl 

long life, bMllh,, plenty of rides lost 

Uks thur IIsrd spects- 

des—Just as she nsed to look 20 years 

tgrt. But -I U» -wl«h-yon~ would tike 

.these strings awoy.. Tbryannoy me 

so I can hardly talk. Won't yon take 

them away)" I knelt down and pray- 

ed, conscious of the fact that he did not 

realize what I was saying, I got up. I 

sold: "aoodby! I hope you will be bet- 

ter soon." Be sold, "floodby, goodbyl" 

That* night bis sonl went up to the 

Ood who gave It Arrangements were 

It was evident tlutiidpo was proud of 

the facts, and BO was he nut tbo host, 

being-of nn Inquiring turn of mind, 

wished to. uttlufy himself, so lie got 

down a' phrenological work from ono 

of MM library shelves and nftor much 

hilmr -found tho bumps on tbe chart. 

Turning fo the notes, he read, seriously 

at Omt, thra unsteadily. Tho bride l>e- 

*am» suspicious^ but ahp was game and 

Bald: — • 

' "Kt-ad M out loud. Tl«aiu>dor And 

the bout read: - . 

^Tbeio bumps nro roost frcanenlly 

-foand-ntredts and'monkeys." 

. Other topics consumed the remainder 

of the vhrtt, which was brief.—New 

York Bun. 



[parts of the city. .-..--- 

For information apply to • 

W. E LAKE, 

Secretary 

Ocean City Asso'ri, 

R. CURTIS RdBINSON, 


Nos. 744-46 As^^ry Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. 


-!»UajJsBao WSSSLV AT 

OCEAN OH, N. J., 

BOTEU1ID OSTTlaKS. 

K3»Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage..* 

wax. mm IUD, I 

riRST QUAUTV 

HARD OIL AND VARNISHES 

ROBERTS' PIRB AND WATIR 

PROOF PAINT. -:! 

Pure MctaUc Paints for Tin and'". 

tiblngle Koots (snd no other should he. ' 

used where rain water la caught lor'. 

fsmlly use). All brands of Beady Mlxss ' 

PaJnls. Window CMsas of sJI Unds 

and patterns.. Reference given. ..,' 

STORE ON ASBOBY AVE, 

.' OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

etstesiriai •*» 

•130 as eawi »f year. 

I. H. aUTTOM. 

HTOliE PAVEBEHT AND 


BEST QUALITY OF 


..Blue Stone Pavements.. 

evMrt workmen «nd Bniaurmuteod 

crptoboldlU l Hi 

Artistically laid by evMrt workme 

to KIWI vnrteijr. Low««t price* ma& 

uteod perfoct ID nvury kutrtkuUr^ UU)b 

p m&bett term*. . . - 

MAHONEY, H.«.CdfJWIeia>sdr^Mt.Sti P 

pW. Agent. Ocean City M J 

W. S- JOHWSOW. Agent, Ocean City. N. J. 

isvrcs 

CITY DIRECTORY. 

CITY OFFICIALS. 

Major—WealeyC.HmUh 

President of Council—Hark Ijiko 

«'llyClerk-Wllton II. WllleU 

' Treasurer— IraH. Chamblon . 

IVtllnnlnr HlnhnleMi^nratin 

Chief or Polloe—Haunuel Heoll 

Coanollmen-Wm. K. WlllUrasoii, Joev V. 

'- - Uruk l^ke, R. IL Btllee, Arlhur IX 

U Tbomsel J, Tborn 

Board ol Health— Ur. T- 0, HlltablneoD 

. 1-reakJeDt: L. Ii. Wallace, Hecretary: Ur. U. 

Board ol Kdoeatloa—Dr. A T.' Abbott, 

Drealdenl: B. O. Koblnaod, aecretary; H. II 

Tborn, 1*. M. Creue, O. t>. Moore. H. iLHamp 

son ' • 

Overseer of tbe IPoor— U. p. Uaaa, 

City Huperlnlandanc— W. Elwell Lake. 

SeCRBT~ioClBTtB5. 

O«aui City Lodze, Mo. 171, V. and A. U. 

meeta aeeood an4 lourtb Tbureday evenlngM 

of eaob month. Its ball In Tborn'a -bulldln, ' 

Aabary aTenue, aoalbol Klsblb street, 

-Hcatt Hand, secretary* " 

Ocean City Lodse, No. «i. K. of P., meet* 

Mret aud tnlrd Monday evenings of eaeb 

* inontb In K-or I*, balli Aubury avenue, near 

Seventh street. Mark Lake, K. of K. and H. 

lotaCoUBcll, No. UsTjr. O. U. A. M., tneeU 

•very Tneeday evenlnsc In K* of bath and 

drive them to bed."-! > bilad«iphla Bec- 


*. G-' ROBINSON 

- Editor sad Prop»UI»r 

CITV. N. «l. . 

. t>rl'o« 

p.,, 

Ocean City 

Tbe got home at last 

ibaiglvo a mao disgust with tbe drodg 

Jstr«?ltts, WbLtooW because tbey aref 

(no*s»«)I«. with worktng'tbroiai be. | 

' Mas* tbey are not robfs. with rattle 

ey are not tnrorlatcd nuiu 

tf anyflmusement send* 

.*u« larvuisai ass got home at last. 

Mother win go to her Uttle gardeo and 

I get tbe sweetest flowers and twist thetn 

Into av.ehaplet for tbe silent heart of the 

wayward boy and ptudt back from the 

bloated brow tbe long locks tbat wgw 

once hc*pridc and the'aUv> rant 

With the D^pwy..-Tfe grsaU&>* thing. Wbetber we were 

Wsan arui .i.~-«- i.—•» -'•-•• -- I born In a palace or hovel, wbetber,we 

iWson and ahoota Itself.-moonlight ad- 

Teotnrcs and hairbreadth-escapes, yon 

. may depend upon; it that you are. the 

: ;s*crja«ed: victim of anaanctined pleds- 

'Biw-otn: Kerentton*ore Intended'to 

us up. aruT If then nnn «« J — 

serapoi 

Ore aBlnent. or pinched, we have to 

work. If yod do not sweat with 

jou wUl sweat with disease. Voo>- 

I a. soul that Is to be transfigured amid 

\ the 1 pomp of a jrJdgmentday, and after 

fae-sea has sang Its htst ehgpt aod tbe 

Tod are huxt- 

gnM 

-Not at «1L Voa have Junt proved 

coUckulvely that I um not bete, so 1 

cunt be bnrtlug yod. w . ' 

UeioHi his stifn pdrvtlt bad quite 

dune with Lira Torn filt tbat th 

mt b t f 

the 

In an 

U*e and 

In a dungeon^ 

tbat mao who hoar obihlng to

j 

Naw* of Uw Canty' aatntr^ lirom 

"•95TO ANBI PBOPancroa 

iPiS|pii^S^^HSsp^SPÎ|il^pvP^fP^î 

/Cwbdl to obMidertng J piii^1oi 

erection of a new borough hall and flre- 

Hojn.Aa.p. 

.worth Eeagne convention, wbleh will he held 

in Baa Msuielacofroin July W IO21, bnlwOl 

be run ft>Fthe benofUof all who desire to visit 

rt«Mihîto and- too'Canadian northwest dor- 

.,. — summer season., Stops wilt he mads 

at Denver, Colorado Springs, Ball Lake City. 

8»n Francisco, Monterey, Hants' Barbara, 

fcos Angeles. San. Jose, Portland* 9«alUe, 

. Hat Springe, 81. Paal,~and olber Interesting 

I points en mate 

S. B. SAMPSON, 

Wt.mVHmUfJM&OeimmClUT,*.*. 

* 

|«arryloa; out of tbe »««« « « • 

perfunctory character. Tbe proposed 

-"-- "- taken wllb a view to a closer 

.,-..;--..-T- .—T -.. cedar awamp, 

*»•»" "»• "Burnt Csnseway.V In 

JJ» the home of fata daughter. Mr*. D 

— Cbamrlon. Captain .Burroughs 

j brought to his 1*U» home on 

*v« 

Mr. Uaer will be.presldent of tbe 

on which 

iwmUL ' 

Ctty. 

Tbe following summer lleeusea wsre 

granted by council Thursday night: C. 

A. Strlngfellow, Edward W. bale, V, 

s»re»iu- «W.«.Halpln,Coog»a.Hall, 1*1- 

'•netting, of tbelr rcepecllvestockbold- «*•• ^*»**««»»»««« «•»'»* 

_„_.,» .r*hnM i"—» •"«"». *»rnow*rjon»aud Fie 

. i i --.I— *«• uHir reepeciive siocanoja- I • « _,, ., 

Ca»hlerJereNI»on,oftheMecbanlc*'ljooel2,and the Oceau City ^ . ^ |«^w •" «owet James B. Hill*. 

National bank, of Mlllvllle, has been 

elected cashier of tbe Chelsea National 

atOcean City, June 13. at which meet- 

Ing* UM proposed euti*olldailou will be 

at Ocean City. June 18. at which meeM "• V°*». Tbomas Btuart. Albert KlI 

, mas Btnart. Albert Kl- 

wlog, Lewis Williams and Joseph 

[consummation or 

Frew. 

Ocean Clly llne*L.*» m _"" eclml mee'lug of city 

eon«,mn»llooof Il»a^;rib7ilo75|^^tta^ O^SlZi. but both 

DeVlltotoJohnBuIey.of.bl-city.rur euaipanW- have wllblo Ibe pment 

*| »8O,000. Mra. T*nMt>e»ntly applied \s~r paa»d under the control of the 

«-»> ror«ilisBitMw««» h..j.i-»- —-»— " •— •• 

' ^ 

— » will be so cheap 

lt,coiiHulllnit 

Inrormullon, refer to Dr. It. T, 

MARRY H. RICES 

. ARCHITBCT 

Bourse 3uIfdlnA 

E1OHTH BTBKKT AMD ASBUKY AVENUE 

peean City. IV- J. 

i-r- -—•« mnnmo at all 

limes with merry repartee and an. occa- 

sional waa; scattered bore and there 

and Ibe owner of\ 

_^.^...u>. aua ine owner nt 

, ,.~—~~««uui i«o coven were bid. valuableOosati SIKCI property, m writ 

8atnrday-afMmeoa|Tne banquet board resounded at all|nrMî •>—^ 

aiotuu wag aeattere 

Mia* Nan H. Father fa spending Ibe sloog tbe board kept all around them 

week at Washington. D. C, attending la laugbler wltb atorie* and anecdote*, 

the commencement at National Park - Mr. William* I* accorded tbe highest 

seminary and Columbia college and praise Irom eanb and every member.- 

visiting friend*. ' J Tbe musical programme and Ibe ban- 

William Barrett, of May'* landing, ' "" "' 

— ~" •••««'• property, a writ B>aa|a>Ms» nflTTBgirC 

ofcerilorariha* been served upon om- rlNC«l vUllAOCd 

dais of tbe Ocean Htreet Niwro.r 

ALLEN SCULL 

'Contractor arid Builder 

60S Central Avor 

DttAN CITV. N. 

Untlniatea'caeerftilly given. . 

ll,llUI>a> imM by mlnM o» Oajr. 

Is tbe guest of John Cadman. Central 

avenue, betweea Beventb and Eighth 

street*. - Mr. Barrett Is Just reeoverlng 

from a severe Ulnca*. 

Tbe West Jersey railroad steamer. 

quet filled In so much time that the 

toast making that had been planned 

bad to be omitted. 

Railway company. It"waa'bwued'by |N OCEAN CITY ' 

Chancellor Grey and la returnable on | f • s?AD DEaMT 

Write for Prices 

•lid .Locations 

a. tbt> honored poaltioQ of 

wa* the first to ni an *•• 

p«*stlo-CHAUF'AN'r, 

'ADVERTISING 1$ PUBUCITY 

... WM4H, u-WIUUIUnÛHHIgll, 

_ -...» uanuorl, who 1* a. B. Halgh, fraukford; Mr*. Thomas 

remaloed oa board tbe.trala In order to flejj-OIM. Coll ou as and Ve will give you 

peetal advantmoa. We nuka • 

UP-TO-OATE SIGNS 

H|iaei« for- r*n« tor sign display ad vsrtliilHg. 

lOSH iWUflSllfi UlMCi 

Telephone No.» 

Yard and Office i 

Cement, Etc. [tor, I3tb Street ail Harei 

LUMBER VARO AND OFUCB.. 

'.fflSt _... a. j. SMITH, w»«ormrro«i 

IdUaUUJt JIH4* tuVaUi, IUUII law 

PURE ICE 

ha* been visiting friend* here, returned 

. to hr* city home Tuesday. 

Thorns* Everlngham; who has been 

suffering from luflamatory rheuma- 

. tlsm is recovering rapidly. ' 

H. Hmltb, a Philadelphia merchant, 

Is occupying bis cottage on Central 

avenue, above Fifteenth street. 

The llev. Penblngtoo Corson, pastor 

. of the M, E. churth at Princeton, was a 

prominent visitor here last week. 

Pmlfeasar Thomas R. Frelt, prlncl- 

. pal of tbe Ocean City high acbool, baa 

returned to his home In Reading, 

Hlreet Bupervlaor Andrew Burley, 

who ha* been auflerlng from an attack 

of bemlple*la I* slightly Improved. 

• Mr*. Uowood Back and Mrs. Gar- 

' Haoo, of Westmont, were recent visitors 

at Ibe horn* of Mrs Cbarie* Watson. 

E. E. Melllcb, of German town, bas 

rented tbe cottage of Tbomaa Oamond 

on Central avenue above Fourth street. 

Gurney Brown,- of Mlllvllle, came to 

Ocean City tat week on hi* wheel. He 

I* spending a few day* with friend* 

bare. . . ' • . 

Wesley lUrllne and wife, oi Phila- 

delphia, have beeu spending* few day* 

with his mother, at ber Wesley avenue 

collage. '. 

T. 8 Mitchell, of Philadelphia. Is 

down for tbe summer. He has opened 

bla cottage at First-street and Blmpson 

avenue. . ' 

Maasey A Edward* have rented Abel 

D. Beull'a cottage, on Central avenue 

near HJxtb street, toJobn P. Hollppeler, 

of Camden. • 

Horace T. Oreeowofxl, or Phluidel- 

phia, baa leased one of W. D. Wilson'* 

cottage* on Central avenue below Four- 

teenth alreet. . 

John Carson, of Philadelphia, a 

member of tbe Ocean Clly Yachting 

dub, was registered at tbe Emmett 

IaatBaturday. . 

Tbe Ocean City Junior'* . have no 

game for Saturday but on April 1 will 

play tbe Ocean View team on tbelr 

OCEAN CITY, N.J 

Telephone, rÎdence, 1— 02, 

B«ll TVlephon^N.t l-5i 

Enterprise Telephone, No. 4. 

Leonard Krauss& Co. 

ELECTRICIANS 

SEVENTH ST., AND HAVEN AVa 

OCEAN CITV, N, J.. 

I t£i*Hrlc*} work 6J all klno> brotriptly st> 

tended Uh All uMlarlal and tobrk uUAir«uUi*d 

strictly ant class. 

P. J- SMITH 

(8ue«S«rtoW.CH10|tb4'H011,, 

Contractor and Bnilder mait *• 

BEST .V. GOA 

Bonding Materials MQ'S FHIi OPHIIS 

Oaacoaaalox In* arifa Inienuitoaul eou- 

vaallod OTUM) Kpwortn Leagiw, U> bo bold la 

Nam svaacbco July W to let, Ibe Pw.B«ylvaaW 

railroad company trill Sell. July 4 Id It, rrom 

allsisllofisoo Us Una. exeonlon tUktlM la 

—~a,»VWiy H40C 

L£7eoadulaa u UekataMab 

crdioa nUML 

UekataMabalyta 

...--» iansus* TwsleiaiVtts'. 

Uo-awoonl of In* coovutioa of lbs United 

BocJoUssorcnrlaHanBn«b«Jdln 

CIddaaaU Jaly • la 10, tb* WoMylv.nl. 

railroad oompaaywul aatl July4 U>«, tram 

allslalfair-''— u* lin*w sxenrslaa tleksia ta 

CHALFANT 

Pharmeclst. 

It a guarautee that the greatest 

care a* lo Ibu pjUclalou and 

enaclueii* will be used In all 

Ibe prcea«e* wblcb ga In make 

lee Creiuu uiiil Bod* Wairr the 

beat. 

!fie Ian wild the Fcsllc 

CflALFANf, PHARMACIST 

make* Ice Crejitn the best. 

.-,..—~a> jasamg W*« 

tnaeiaasU si oa* law tor ins wood trip. 

Ta***Uek*:S5; Youuga Coreorj,' 

laneods,tS. - 

'lltl/llsis wf\l«lllillVIIV l" 

Contractors Have Considerable 

Work ois Hand. 

i wir, and haa don* a UiKe amouol of I 

lobbing work, v ,1 TI»I AI* AHeaaV-Rpceeei- 

tb*bay rrootat Twelfth alreet (or C. 

a 'Bands, ol Philadelphia; an offlce 

building for Ralph IA. God, dty SDr- 

veyor, on Ninth street, between Aabury 

Promptly at 8.80 tbe. bid* on the 

table for tbe itreet Improvemeulu ou 

Beventb and Twelfth street* and frou 

Haven to Bay' were, opened. W. H. 

Graham'* bid for Twelfth ktreet wa» 

t\A7 per lineal fool, abultiug each 

property owber, making a total of 12.94 

perllueal foot for the sixty-foot street, 

Jowpb Button'* bid for Beveutb street 

wan t2 par lineal foot for bulb nidi* or 

.ktreet from Wtat to'Haveu, aud t3 per 

Illueil lout fbr both blJ« frooj the alley 

nurihwuit of Haveu aveuua In llt» 

uurtbw«at curb Hue of Bay aveuue. 

The ciutraeltf for Twelfth street aud 

Heveiith street were awarded respect- 

ively to W. 8. Graham aud Jc-«»li 

Huttou. 

Th* *i>ecluWtluu* (fall for Ibe com- 

pletion of lbs work by July 1, and for 

every day over time a peually at 110 

aball be reijutrod, a premium of &0 

eeuU belug oBered for every day before 

contract lime. 

It Waa moved that Iba city ttolMlur 

be Instructed to draw up tho aiutraeU. 

"iiie new street appropriation of 

IIS.0OU wa* tbeu eouftldeMd, aud It Was 

decided that It Would be sufficient tu 

complete all the uuflutshed work. 

Ou motion the meellug ad|ounuJ. 

YACHT VOH HA US. — The modern 

yacht "E1U=*N. W." is* fact over all: 7 

feet 7 Inch beam;' IS feat water line. 

FaUy equipped. Launched June 1900. 

Addna* box t88. Ocean City, K.J. 

Hirjt and albalroa* Waist* |u*t In 

Models for sty ks and dt Coll and «ee 

tbem at . KHOUH A (Vs. 

, " 8&8 Akbury.'ave. 

. OVKH 80.000 pieces of wall paper lu 

block, from tba cheapest grade to tbe 

most expensive. Fieture moaldlnv, 

room moulding, and. ulclotj»i.framos 

, made on short nouce; srttat* material, 

Ac. B.U. HmllbArjoo*. 1060 Aabury 

'aveoue. . 

The fact that the summer season laao 

near Is catulngan Increased activity In 

the balldliig; operations now In progress. 

Hotels and cottages, promised for the 

early spring months, are now receiving 

the UnbhlDg touches and will soon bo 

completed and ready, to band over lo 

the new Investor* or aummer realdeuts. 

All over Ibe Inland tbe several flrma 

have nouses and boarding place* In all 

stages of construction, but all are confi- 

dent that If they can bold the men 

tbey Will have tbem ready for occu- 

pancy In tbe prescribed lime.. Tbl*, 

however, only relate* to • contracts 

entered Into In the early fall, for It la 

the unanimous opinion of every promi- 

nent contractor and builder In Ibe city 

that the residents will witness a new 

departure lu house-building here— 

uamely, summer work. Iu former 

year* this waa a comparatively rare 

occurrence, and by some It I* supposed 

that no rlrm waa eager to lake work 

that would require attention . In the 

hotel season, and that the city should 

have only tbe appearance of a finished 

aud not of a growing and .thriving 

resort; but thla I* evidently a false Im- 

presslou for the builders are all more 

than pleased with Ibe outlook,-and gay 

that this ha* been tbe flrst year In Ine 

history of Ibe city that It bas teeu 

uecessary to draw plan*, open bid* and 

award contract* fur. building* yet to be 

erected. . • * 

Many flrma have work already 

booked mouths ahead, and are not eu- 

deavorlng to obtain any new contracts, 

jand there Is no one, whether late'or 

uewcouier, who haa hot been kept 

busy ever since tbe aummer patron* 

left for Ibelr home* but fall. 

The builders and, contractors adver- 

tising, in Itw BEHTJBTEJJ have kindly 

supplied u* wllb a Ust uf the new 

structure* completed or under way at 

the present time. ' 

, Joseph O, Champion A Co, have 

built three large collages for MrM.LouUa 

W. Hart, at. Fourth atreet and Wesley 

avenue; a oolUge for Samuel Huasell, 

at Thirteenth street and Anbury avenue; 

a bouse for Alfred Goodwin, of Phila- 

delphia, on Central avenue, between 

Thirteenth and Fourteenth- streets; a 

thoroughly up-todale boathouse for 

Hon. li. &I. Crease, on tbe bay front 

between Eleventh and Twelfth streets; 

The Ricbman, a large hotel on Wesley 

avenue below Tenth street, fur Mra. 

Rlchmau, of Camdeu. and are now 

completing Mr. Crease's cottage at 

Wesley aveuue sad Eighth street and 

tile double bouse that Henry D. Moon) 

Is building on West aveoue, between 

Nlulli and Tenth street*; also a cottage 

for George Harold, on Ocean avenue, 

between Elgbtb aud Ninth: In addi- 

tion to the above work the Him will be 

busy, for mouths to conu, Mr. Cham- 

pion said, lu speaking about the sum- 

mer contracts, "We. have never In 

former yean started work before 

October 1, aud have always fluUhed up 

before July 1. This year We will keep 

ou our entire force of men and will have 

work for them." 

H. H. Itlce, architect aud builder, 

gave the following Btatemeul: "Gener- 

ally speaking, the prospect* are In- 

fiullely better than I. have.ever known 

them. There I* no builder In the city 

who ha* not tome summer work in 

'view, and this is the flrst year this 

coudltlou ha* prevailed. The Improve- 

ment* at the lower end of Ibe beacb 

will be many, and will Include an M. 

E. Church which the association ex- 

pecU lo build. Bid* will be Invited iu 

a few. day*," Mr. file* ha* nearly 

.completed arrangement* fur a »10,000 

boUl to be rJbllt In tbe fait During the 

winter Mr. BJcs has designed 'arid 

built six collage* at Cedar Beacb and 

drew the plans for J. V. Fox'* house at 

Fourteenth street and West aveuue. 

He will soon start work on hi* new 

office on West aveuue, between Elgbtb 

aiid Nimb etreet*. 

F. J. Bdjltu took bl* first contract lu 

Oeeau City last fall. He baa had a big 

force uf artisans at work uninterrupted- 

ly, aud la now working'on a large 

number of unfinished contracts. A few 

of hi* buildings are tbe cottage he 

built for J, F. Vox at West avtuue and 

Fourteenth etHet; G. EL W«l&»' borne 

at First street aud West aveuue; .a 

large cottage at Fourth' street and At- 

lantic, avenue for 8. 8. Weulzell, of 

Philadelphia; a cottage for Mr*. A. W. 

Bnillh, at Fifth street and Ocean ave- 

nue, nud three cottage* at'Fifth alreet 

aud Atlantic avenue |u*t alarted. 

Mr. Builth'a forecast o'doclile* with 

I bat expreosed by other builder*, and 

[ bo state* that be Will have'* uutnbsr or 

large c.mtraelo tu beglu oh as aoou a* 

lutcumpbleii Ilioiiealready buked. He 

boa aloo doiie a Kreat deal of rebuilding 

laud remiulellng of M cVillages. 

Hltelniuu A Mafia have built a r«*l- 

detiee for Captain O. Tiiw.of lllllvllU. 

at Tblrtwih street and West 

BCMIISKB for It. W. KdwordJ.at 

avenue>u«l TVnthalreet; th«dr_o 

alld renldeiiee uf Fred tWpp, at Wekley 

iivtiiiud aud Eighth B tvol. Tba drug 

st"ir« haa Ue*u lean d lu W. W. Ciial- 

hut fur the aumiurr; at boaMlug Isoumi 

for Fred K*pp at Eighth alreet »ud 

Wesley avenue; a hotel. The Wbl'e 

Hall, lor UN. toonlaud.o/OamiUjo; a 

double dwelling lor Chorfa* T. Wool- 

kloo, uf Uivertoo, *». J., l Vli4el 'Chumulou 

^ tv a puuiu du*C A plait J aiid vloJiu 

duet Wa* Arndsred by Mr-aiid U1*M 

Mortlu.aud BalpbGofl WaadoWn fur* 

Ilsfrisbmeobi ware served lu the 

dining haU of tbe Atgleo. 

Fo^ HAUL—Yacht Emily G.; 8 ft. 

Ifon HAULYa 

beam,H» ft.ova* 

arund 

mily O.; B ft, 

Oood boat (br 

ll k d 

cabin — 

Apply to 

CsSlraL 

» ft.ova*•• alL Oood boat (br 

around, or Will make cood 

Can be bpogbl rcaaooably- 

pUta Biatey. Beventb ud 

' DC •romiueteal bjr Jaly is 

Ocean City's business men are snak- 

ing hands with each other over Ibe 

promised improvement* In the tele- 

phone service soon lo he Instituted. 

Then will soon be no more wailing fbr 

connections with friends lu distant 

towns and Pblladelpbla, no more Im- 

precations upon telephone service In 

general and tbu cily'a In particular. . 

Both the Bell and Enterprise com- 

panies-have awakened to Ibe Tact that 

tbelr catering to Ibe wants of one of tbe 

'moat Important resorts along tbe At- 

lantic coast has been woefully denalcnt 

la measuring up to what It should be, 

and are arranging 1 lo run wires direct 

to Philadelphia. ; . 

Theli purpose has,beeu hinted at 

several times during the winter, but 

now It I* a real tangible fact and Ibe 

long-expected and h>ugtd-for Improve- 

ment b almost a positive reality. 

Juat which company took tbe Initia- 

tive Jn planning; the new arrangement 

b under dbouaalou now, but which ever 

deserve* tbls credit tbe other soon fol- 

lowed the lead, pud both are now In a 

nlp-audluck contest to complete tbe 

connection before tb*other. 

It b 'probable that when tbe Bell 

Telephone company lucreaaed their 

capital 92,000,000 a tew day* ago the 

plan waa formulated, and the fact that 

tbe Enterprise company will, In a very 

few .day*, be Incorporated with the 

Keystone will -make tbe competition 

all tbe greater, and all the better also 

for Ocean Clly. Tbe Bell company, at 

therecentmeetlngo/ IbelrstockboWer*, 

decided to make large extension* In 

tbelr rural and dly servicesnd to cover 

a much wider area of tbe Eastern 

Blsles. The high market vajue of Bell 

Telephone alack Insures ibe rapid com- 

pletion of thb Work. > 

.' Tbe Improvements will not alone be 

confined u» opening new office*, but 

tbe local service will be .made much 

more desirable to 1 private parties who 

already have tbelr 'phone*. . 

The fight fbr supremacy between tbe 

Bell and Keyatoue companies will lead 

both to make many Inducement* that 

1 will prove very attractive to all- Inter, 

eated Individual*. Tbe general Hbaatb- 

raclloa expressed by the Bell'* party 

line syatem, In wblcb. several office* or 

residence* have been on the same wire, 

will be one or tbe flrst feature* reme- 

died. In Atlantic City 600 'phone* 

have been recently taken out for thb 

reason alone. Tbe competition amoug 

real estate dealer* and corporation* of 

all kind* there made eavesdropping too 

easy and loo frequent an' occurrence, 

and often big deal* have been blocked, 

by the overbearing, accidentally per- 

haps, of the plans of a rival oonoru. • 

Tbe Enterprise company haa atarted 

the work of erecting pole* and runulng 

wire*. Starting from Woodbury large 

force* of tlujlremployee! are now work- 

ing toward Philadelphia aud Oceau 

Clly. The flrst message over the ntw 

line between Philadelphia and Ocean 

Clly I* expected about tbf middle of 

July, if nothing occur* to Interfere wltb 

the" present purpose: Tbey will also 

run wire* to Atlantic City, connecting 

there with the Atlantic Coast Llue 

Telephone company, aud will In addt- 

Uou* be iu direct communication wllb 

about thirty New Jersey town* through 

their main offlce lu Mlllvllle. Among 

these towns may be mentioned Vine- 

land, llrldgclon and Cape May Court 

House. - . ' • 

The B*ll Telephone company, for- 

merly the only distance 'phone lu tbe 

city, will doubtlea* be In about the 

same time, iitunely, tbe middle of July, 

with a direct wire from Philadelphia, 

and will, move their central office to 

No. 834 Aabufy av'euua, Mr. Btrafford, 

tbe general manager, was seen lu hl» 

office at Eleventh and Filbert slreela, 

Philadelphia, ou Mouday, aud gave 

the following offlclal bulletin: 

"The direct wire 1* uow under way 

at Wllllamslowu. From there It will 

be extended to Tuekahoe, and Iben 

direct lo O«an City. The reason of 

the change I* tbe constant repair 

necessary to the line across tbe lulet, 

ibe expense of maintaining It at tbb 

point, arid the delay lu message* so 

IrequenUy at Atlantic City. Uuderour 

new'arrangement all these detrimental 

feature* will be remedied. There 1* 

also a line being built over the name 

route to Wlldwood, wllb branches to 

Auglesea and Holly Beacb, wllb con- 

nectlari* for Ocean City. Tbb may not 

be mads tbb summer, but will by 

| another year. Workmen are uow 

shipping back to the city old 'phone* 

and are installing iiew«r model*. 

Fourteen new 'plume* liayo Instil put In 

lu the iMat week. There will be three 

l>ay klatli>ua opened a* mum as tlte Unit 

U cowi'lelwf; MM) al C. li. Glfford'n, at 

Twvlfib »lrc«lauropo«als 

staalUiaBeatel aod addraVsad to. tbe Onda* 

^•^^^•v v ^ î^ssswu ea4sta •h4a&&'^BVBa3%B ^^^ *>*SO ^laaaHavSw 

signed, and endorsed M PropoitalN for tho> re- 

moval oTrefuae matter except 'nurbugd. 11 The 

-J-*-- '-reserved to reject any oi* toll bids. 

May "ySoji^, j, rilORM 

TIIOMAH J.TIIORM. 

AKTIUIB I). HAHUOWH, 

MUKTU F. IIANO. 

pBlfiBBWU.AMD'WMAVtma BOUtm. 

' iuunw arr KUIBOAD ";:î ; ;..--' 

SorPhll*. 

i- a^ves7n~PbusTs«. 

£ngln«>bnrnhaldeoaL 

:-::Wm 

OCEAN CITY 

CONTINUES TO 

MOVE FORWARD 

t Uilntf clxW«ly IVJIIOWU tlw prv 

ir on*. TbU w«ek ». U* -.ttlfcl* uii- 

oUDde* tb* o{wain* of tha 

Asbury Avenye Hattut House 

Will be ready ft* basinets JUIBK e4b 

With evcryUiIng upjtyilit*. Couipl»l» slock 

h*ddlM la Iba most Improved taanne/. 

Kverylhlnn gturabteed ail rviirt^suUtd and 

sold si Philadelphia pricM. 

B. a. SCUIJU 

Aabuvy Av«ilHe> 

kUW Mlalb Mrael 

. S«O p. HI.. . « ' «•• «'.- '.'*J»Bv.Bli'. 

OCKAN «ITV aNP'mrw; yonsa VIA 

f«tvaOân Clty^«LEajs.J 

| 

IJ-UVO Liberty tUrwd. 

- Mew Vurk, »3 

7JI4tl.nt, ,.:•.•: • . -. 

OOEAN CITV AMP CAPE MAY COCBT 

- • UOUWK AND CAMfclMAV. 

IJ&AVO Oc*An d" ' 

Court-House, 

1O3J a. u. 

jjave Cape Uay, tii p. u4 |esv* Cape May 

tiourt UOUMTUI p. BJ4 aotvs OeeaaCttr, 

6 61 IMU. • . . . •...:.::,:• • : 

JLIUSTilt CTXY DIVUUOJf .';.' 

l*ave 1'lilliA.lpbla.CfcortntdBtreeiWnarl' 

HJBoalhBtrcet Wharf tor Atlantic Ctty. 

h ?&m 

urdays only/ 

7.15 r>. to. Ac 

•Ufa p. w, .. 

i 7.1A p. In. Ao 

IHUMIHW, 1061, 

Notetf glveu uurluff rlu-al year, 

Total, 

Paid out ss per ord«r«. •UU.7IU& 

[auad, uows iTrit'*:^'* 

. ~ W > t i . - > . ' ^ c - i V ; y > y ^ 0 . - - ' ' , ] — , •• t . ' ^ - * . > s • ..-, . . .. ' - • . •. , * , 

• : '. - - ' ,- ".". ".-.-:.• -i-.f:'.'.,. 1 ?• .vJ-J-l&Cs

B^SM^}?''-:'.^ 

ij«?*^''*?.y-p v:":'j 

Ba^'V-'•'''> ' ''"' '•' ""•'* 

ISs'S>iT-' ; ','':-?.'-''l.''..>ii'j 

Si": 

' •:...'. WABJnsQToif,' Jnno'a.—This la a dl»- 

'' eoonKr by Dr. Tolmago for «hoso o'vcn 

•.;•-:' to depreciate themselves ond who nave 

-r nnHdcttiliat-tlnrlr teaftittenpirBnMitmf 

..'.'. to little"or nothing; tpxt, Matthewxxv, 

15, "To another one." :;-\ . . . . 

' Expel first'from tht» parable; of tbo 

talents tho word "usury." It ought to 

• liave been;translated "interest.'.' "Usu.; 

ry" la flndlne a man In a tight price, 

and compelling him to pay on unrco-j 

, Bpnablo sum to get out "Interest"la a 

!rtgbt counot skillfully swing 

B croquet umllrt or golf stick. lnut be la known on tb*- atrvef 

and In tin? rhurrb and In many luuiora- 

ble circles us au bonest man. Ills 

word la ns (toad as Ills bond. He lias 

for SO yâr* been . referred to a* a 

clean, upright. Industrious, roiwlstrat 

Christian man. Aak bltti how mauy 

taleuts.b* bos. and be.will uoi rlalm 

even otu*. lie cannot luake a ynweh. 

lie.cannot buy up a markWt, Uv cuiiuot 

afford an outshining l 

rap* with' widowhood and orphanage 

and childlessness.. Though be wad tbe 

brilliant uiqii of the ages, would It not 

have been belter ror tbe world tfb« 

bad died lo his cradle six weeks after 

be was born? Compare that wltb the 

man wbo bad one talent and that tbe 

talent of Invention. lie was born on a 

farm la Bpeuccr,-alasa.. In 1810, lie 

want to tbe district school In tbo win- 

ter and never bad any other literary 

advantage*. He became a machinist 

In 1840' be came on. to a balllefleld 

Where;more women have been slain 

by tbo needle tbap In the wars I spoke 

of men were slain by tbe sword. E!]as 

Howel Be could not make an oration. 

Beconld riot marshal a host. Be could 

not wrll*-e coustliutlon.. But be.could 

contrive a seWIng machine, which aald 

to millions of beggared, consumptive. 

btotom. half blinded a*w,luK von>«n: 

"Go fr**I Take hack yourjwaltb' 

Becover yoor eyeslgbll 'Come down 

out of tbat gairetl, Oo treel" ' 

stall* Oo»a1 Ua. •> Voar Talaat. 

Is your talent tbat of persuasion) 

Uake good use or It We all have It to 

aom* extent yet none of us think of II 

as a tslaot , But It Is the mightiest of 

talents. Do you know.that tills on 

talent will retch the world back to 

Oodt Da you know It Is tbe mightiest 

talent or the blgb bcovettsl Do you 

kaow that It hi tb» one talent chiefly 

tknploynl by all tbe angels of Okid 

waVsntbry oVscvnd to our world—tbo 

talent of persuasion*- Do yoo. rcall 

that tb* rouiib lumber lifted Into - 

cross on the bill .back of Jerusalem was 

In persnaslon aa well aa sacrlUceV Thai 

la the only, absolutely,tbe only, persua- 

sion tbat will ever'Induce tbe human 

race to atop Ita march toward the city 

of destruction and wheel around and 

start for the city of light Sow may 

the Lord this moniebtsbow each one of 

us that to a greater or less extent w* 

have that one talent of persuasion and 

Impel us lo tbe right use of It Voo say 

you cannot pr»-acb a sermon, but can- 

Dot you persuade someone to go and 

bear a sermon Y Vou say you cannot 

sing, but cannot you persuade sonic ony 

ta go and bear tha choir chant on 

Christmas or Easter mornlngY Heud a 

buncb of Bowers to tbat Invalid In the 

hospital with a message aboot tbe land 

where tbs Inhabitants never say. "I am 

sick." There Is a child or the street 

Invite bla) Into the mission school. 

There Is s nun wbo has lost bis for- 

tune In speculation. Instead of Jeering 

at bis fsH gn and tell him of rlcbes thai 

never takv'wlajrs and fly ssray. Ilucfcle 

on that on* talent of persuasion. O 

man. O woman, and you will dc a 

wiark that heaven will celebrate 10.000 

year*. . . 

Among the 11-1.000 word* of Noah 

-.Webster's vocabulary and tbe thou- 

sands of words since then.added to our 

English vocabulary there Is oue out- 

maatnrlng word tbe power of which 

cannot be estimated, and It reaches so 

for up aud so far down, and that la the 

trnr.1 "«»i» - ft baa drawn more peo- 

oiber ten." . I stand aud watch . tbe 

other divisions as I bey go by. division 

nfter division, until the largest of all 

the dlvlstons comes In sight It Is a 

hundred to one. a thousand to one, ten 

tbotraand to one. Inruor than the other 

divisions. It Is luado up or men who 

never did onylblug' but Bupport tbelr 

families and give whatever .of tbelr 

limited menus they could spare for tbe 

relief of poverty aud sickness aud the 

salvation of Ibe world, mothers wbo 

took good care or children by example 

and precept atoning them on tbo road 

to beaveu. millions or Sabbath-school 

teachers who saerldcvd an afternoon's 

siesta for tbe listening class of young 

Immortabk wonieu who declined the 

making of homes ror themselves that 

tbey mlgbt take care- of father and 

mother ID the weaknesses of old age. 

tbe gospel wbo. on nlg- 

' stipend pivached Ip tbe back- 

woods meeting bouses, souls wbo for 

t Oommlwlooer of Daed*, Notary sfnblto*' Master ID Ohmneery 

fy y lg Lou lor mleorex«luu)g«. HOOMM I o 

u larnUbtM. or anftaroUlMKl. lHftl*. Bood*. Mortfmse*, Wills and Con fl 

VOL. XXI CITY, N. THURSDAY. JUNE 6, 1001. 

MEA8URINQ WASTE STEAM. 

Seaside 

•./..:* Resort 

Hot Excelled 

as a 

. Health Restorer 

Finest facilities for 



No. 721 Asbury Aoentie, Ocean City, N. J. 

l*rop«rtl«a lor MBIO. boarding hooMS and oottaiva for rent In all parts o| y,, c(tw( Cog* 

-——•-»-« solloltod. • ' . . 

. »uu.a nUV ivr 

iicrary I (on, years did nothing but suffer.- yet 

-blalst I aaoTered wltb so much cheerful pa- 

lleOdd I IU.^. ,•--« •- •- 

tlene* that It became a> helpful lesson 

to all wbo heard of It: those who serv- 

ed Ood faithfully all their lives and 

whose name never but once appeared 

In print and tbat time In Ibe three 

lines of the death column wblcb some 

Survivor paid for. sailors wbo perished 

In the storm while trying to get the 

life line out to tbe drowning, perse- 

cuted and tried souls wbo, endured 

Without~ complaint—malignity- and 

abate,, thoso wbo bad only ordinary 

equipment for body aud ordinary eu- 

dowtneut of Intellect yet-devoted all 

they.bad to holy purposes aud spiritual 

achievement Aa I see- tbls. the largest 

of all the divisions, from nil lands 

aud from all ages. |>aas III review'be- 

fore . Ibe Klug on tbe great while 

throne I niu reminded of the won- 

derful parable or tbe talents nnd more 

especially or uiyteit- "To another 

one." 

The. Liquor Traffic and its 

kindred evils are forever pro- 

hibited by deed. 

Every lover of Temperance 

and Morals should combine to 

help 'us. ••••'. 

»«il. tir »J»II« K'owuh. X. r.l 

FAST BEING MADJTRARE. 

A Catrtoan Booli, at Wkl«k MVarlr All 

COBJM M.V. B»a DnlMfal. 

That queer book, "An Innocent Man 

Water Supply, 

Railroad, 

Steamboats 

And all other 

Modern Conveniences. 

word "come." 

In a Keioo's Cell.'', by A, It Dunton, 

kite of Belfast author or the Duutonl- 

an Bystem of penmanship. U not Includ- 

ed In tho bibliography of Maine. How- 

ever, If a person should go to tho xtute 

library wltb ono of thotte voluinca In 

bla band I have, an Idea that tho Insti- 

tution would pay 1100 or 1200 for tho 

work. The fact Is thera is proliably a 

larger premium 011 that book than on 

any other by a Maine author. For 1M> 

years certain parties bavo becu ciiicna- 

ed so sedulously In destroying -Lal«d Im- 

provement*. House Heated tbruuubout. 

Open all lite year. ' • . 

UUH.H. (JAUWOOl), 1'r.ip. 

•OCEANIC 

KLKVsUITH auul WEM.ET AVE., 

OPEN ALL THE YEAR 

1TEAM HEAT ' 

"M. .HM «i|H>|Mj|[«r. ' bUt 

wliat an example lie Is to Ih* young, 

what BO honor to Ma boOarboldt Wbat 

luuau- w the church of 0*1, what • 

Specimen ot truth and Integrity 1 and all 

roumiuetia of character! la there any 

comparison In usefulness between .that 

man wltb tho one talent of boiuwty aud 

the dashing opemtont of tbo uiouey 

market? . ' - 

, •- w.»nu I1WIV 1^0- 

ple away from the wrong and toward 

the right than any word I now think 

of. It baa at times crowded all the 12 

gates of beaveu with fresh arrivals. It 

will yet rob the path of death of tbe 

las* pedestrians. It will yet chime so 

loudly and gladly tbat all Ibo tolling 

betla of sorrow will be drowned. with 

the music. It hi piled dp In the Bible's 

climax and perorailou, "And Ibe spirit - ;—.— 

aud tbe bride say come, and let him was one of tho plainest ptv)|io»ltl«ii8 In 

that bearelb say come, and let him that cblrograpuy be ever bad uubmllled to 

laaiblrsttoiue." Have It on tbe poldl hlm - Hewetitouthei.taiidaiidtM.il- 

of your pen. bave It ou the lip of your "«> ^* «?««•• « le «"< wa » ««»* ««• 

(A«~.. •• ••-•'- ' prison for life. 

In a short HUM; after the trial Mr. 

Dunton found out that deccptlou bud 

been practiced on him and that be luid 

unwittingly sworn away tbe liberty of 

oue wbooi bo had reason to believe did 

6oi S.Twenty-Second St. . 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

YOU 

wish to be a pas- 

senger on the good 

ship "SUCCESS" 

S. CHAMPION 

Alderney Dairies 

. Guaranteed Strictly Pure 

I'rolectton 

BOOOQllBDll 1* j .,- .. 

I", ball. Wlllard W. Adauis, ruoorMne. below- Ml nth Hif+l 

OCEAN GMTV* N. J- 

y on the lUmrli. Futly W|iHp|M«l- 

UootuH wlouUt or un HUIIA. l*rlviiUt luithu, 

t-dtnitury dritlnutitf. (?UIMIIIU IIIO Httuul. Fir*- 

tiUUlfuM. ' HUlUlll lt4>Ut. 

. W.H. (JlCAIIAM, Millmu^r . 

STAR VILLA 

nKrtml Av*n>CJU. Stats what you »aBt anItbawlla- 

hiV ol ki»Mtr««U. Kav.Jolui 

lU Adutns, patklOi-. l'rvatblBir. IOJIO a. III. 

and 7.U p. m. IL V, ••• II. buets at 7JO l>- ui. 

. eauib Tuwtday UV«U|QK,—I'ri 

WsdDeMduy vveulBg. Uobda; j..- — 

l>. u., "Hilldy or tlui Holy Kplrll." Friday 

mvoulug, Hludy. u( Uta Huuduy wtlMWir 

«v«nlug, Hiutly uf tlid Huuil 

Hudday aobool/ UU |>. u. 

auprliiUiUihml 

C'bureb o/ tb.lloly 

puaust «Mirsr Klb- 

Wl leson. 

Kulbiuh, 

.i«nl 

HAVE VOU TRIEp 

CHEW'S 

COUGH JJVD mmmm 

tf Ml, bftaut a kstllt al osoa BHI fja, M a trial. 

It euifesJUICbroul«UD*d LloKvrlotf t'oagbs 

Asthlna, Uronebltls, Itinamblauon ' Bbd 

Weutnui of lbs Lungu, Colds, Huancuu 

tand8or«f every 

now and then. During tho but ses- 

sloa of tbe letflslaturo oue'of tho uceus- 

latt volumes was doatlna ubout the 

statebouse to the ottrvme dUfc-unt of 

two lawyers who were more or lesa 

prominently tncafeeJ In tbe work of 

legislattda. They paid a good round 

pctee. trot bold of the book after some 

Befft)llatlou aud destroyed IL They de- 

clared tbat tbey hadn't swn otio of tbv 

tblUBS for 16 years, but It hi likely that 

.aa some'of tbe old Waldo county at- 

tlca are njuiuisd th bk 

Briok Laying, Etc. 

Ail Work lu Uaeoo Line Promptly 

' Attended to. 

OOEAN CITY. N. %l. 

nty at 

are njuiuiascd the books win pop 

oat occasionally.—L«wlstob (Ue.) Let- 

ter la Boston Advertiser. 

Dr. W. H. Loti^s 

Oreat Family Vegetable 

REMEDIES 

the best advertising 

medium in Cape 

May County 

Our Job Printing is 

strictly up-to-date 

LadlsV Auxllbuy society Meet* Hr*t HOB 

(ta\y SVCUIUM* ot ts«fib Ulouth. frealdeut, 

MbM Alias CaarUld; Secretary, UM, A. It 

KBBek: iMaUmrer. Ut*. WUlbtbt K. WU 

ub 

:, ijiwbi 

UU 11 

K N. JOHNSON, 

PLUMBER. 

STEAM AMP BAS 

lausoa 

ClirlatlaB Kud«avvor aoetety uiacts 

Hauday ovenlns at UU. ruljful 

UaalUU-feorreapopdlnK »ucr«Uir 

KBlaer; traaailMr, U las KtlMl HuilOl, 

JUUlof Kndcavor Society InMls each W*d- 

MasdsysiMniooa In ttM# «hur«b Bt 4 o'clock. 

'Mm, IV. UnUuuu. sutttrlatendsiil. 

Union, 

lbly 

Wonuui's ObrUtlan DiUDifaHN Union 

UMSdomlnstlonal. m««ts Sabdl-bdotilbly. 

rraaldaot. MM. tSllxBbeUl llrldk; eornxpoa.l- 

\OM ascnlaury, Un. Hadlo Corâry; uaaaunr, 

Mis Loyal *VuiX>*rmMe» L&ilon suets saml. 

luoolhly In tbUKb, HurwrlnUirid with my 

conlliientdl prentl|(e." 

I traveled wltb my frU'iulx In a 

leisurely way. Wu gave - • hours to 

Lyons and reached Mursellles on tliu 

iivenliiK of Jlec. HI. Our bin, tbe Mil 

Midi,- was on -tbe mad to tlio Now 

Quarter, and I have been tolil. alntentlnllty of the 

steam which passes thronnl. them. 1'or 

example, a Hpecliled nmount of beat 

may lie transferred through covered 

pipes by the use of lo«n Hteuro and con- 

scquentlj- less coal than could bo car- 

ried throuiih uncovered pllies. 

A BCleiitlllc' IIIINIS for 1 tbeso calcula' 

tloim wnH nbliilned In tho physics lab- 

oratory of tho Maniuichusctts Institute 

of Technology by means af an original 

dovlco constructed under tbo.direction 

of Professor G. )U Norton. A piece of 

ntenlll pipe la tilled with oil and heated 

froni tho Innldo by means of electricity. 

The amount of electrical energy aup- 

pllcd In measured, and henco tbo 

amount of heat fuVnluhcd ts known, as 

well an tho "amount given out or lost. 

In order to Increase tho accuracy of 

the tests, which often lasted for days 

and oven for months, tbo oil wblcb 

serves an a distributer of tbo electrical 

beat Is briskly tttlrrcd by machinery; 

aud tho whole apparatus Is suupeaded 

by nonconducting cords from tbo con' 

ter of the laboratory. 

It lias been found that a nultnblo cov- 

crlnc wilt nave 83 per cent of tho heat 

tvhlrlr would lie lost from the bare pipe 

and tbat tbo. eoimeiiiicut saving of coal 

In Hiittlclcnt to pay tho coijt of tbo cov- 

ering In less than a year. 

Tho ability of a pipe, cover to with- 

stand tho action nf heat for a prolong, 

ed period without beluc destroyed or 

rendered less clllclciit la of vital Im- 

portance. For' determinations of tbls 

.chiiructer It lum been nccoumry to keep 

some of thcKe covvrliigs for-two years 

lu ono uniform temperature. 

NAPOLEON'S WISDOM; 

O«JB IVETOODa-lllaitleat Und* 

CaMt. 

"Wu aro colnt(.",abii said, "(o walk 

In tbe Ca'neblero. It will Uo great fun! 

Come alongl" 

Come along? Of courtiu I would! I 

•notched.up my bat and a dustcont 

Bnd on rushing from my room observ- 

ed slight Iran gates and within a lift, 

stationary. Ther-i was no gas lu It 

uor any attendant, and I bad not uo- 

tkt-d It before or beard of |i««ulo ffolug 

iip or down. But the thought struck 

nie, "I may aa well uso It, time will b« 

uuved." Tba grdtlug was unlocked, I 

entered, took a seat ami pulled the 

rope. Tho llfi begau'to descend. Dark- 

ness, but only for a moment or two. 

and- then another kralbig. aud bu—Into 

tha darkness again. Bmldenly 1 fell 

that Ibe seat I waa occupying was Ion- 

Ing Its horUootuI position. It sunk on 

ono Bide. There wan grievous creak- 

ing, nvraplng, crashing und then slop- 

pafix-. Half way lielweeu two binding 

puces the machine had stuck Immova- 

bly fast. • 

Of rxiUr»o It waa wry awkward, but 

tbere waa apparently no cause tot 

alarnL I knuw I should gvt out In 

tlm*. bat still It might bu a looglsh Job.- 

I did not bear much uolso and conclud- 

ed I waa among thick walls and not 

near a. grating. Hut there wan some 

rumbling aud shouts as I thought Id 

a abort Uni«. however, all waa still. I 

hod not called out.' toe I was anxious 

to show I^waa cool and not disturbed 

b/f, trtfUn« accldeat of ttw.sort lB- 

Homo iippri'lienulou. Kleep entirely ile- 

serttNl me, ami an ai'ct^Hn of nervous 

cjfclteiueiit enwiliHl. Twelvo 6'cloclr 

struck und then 1. It was Intolerable 

I should U> altogether unmanned with- 

out rest. 1 hnd bydrato of* chloral In 

my portmanteau, but there, wus no 

night light. However, I managed to 

get tho bottle ami tho toilet tumbler 

and measured wiih my linger. Tho 

Huld seemed a good deal In drinking, 

but took effect at once. 

When I awoke', I heard an exclamo- 

IUIII of relief. There wero. two orthrco 

nersnnii In the room. It was hroail 

daylight. A foreign doctor, wbo npoko 

Kiiglluli with an accent, felt my pulde. 

"IIo will d» now," ho wild to tho oth- 

ers, and,, turning to me, udded, "Voii 

have liad a Hi|iicuk." - , 

"I luust get uh," I said. '"Tin! uteam- 

er> goi'H at noon." - • . 

Thero was a hiugb. 

"It In long luiut uoon," said tbo land- 

lord, who wau n |uilyglot, and a young 

man, an Intertireter who attended the 

trains, put III, with n grin, "I wiw tbu 

steamer with my eyes pinu Chnteau 

d'lf and a long tall of muoko follow- 

Injr." 

I soon learned that I had taken an 

overdone of chloral, wan discovered lu 

a, profound Ktupor and could not lu> 

awakened. Dr. Cherry had dnuo every- 

thing for me. The MvflscngcrlcH Htenm- 

er.waw going tho next dny, and tho 1*. 

and O. atfent had trniisfcrrod my-paa-. 

sage uioitt Llnilly To the French Iwuit. 

Ur. Cherry had called In Iternar- 

da, a local doctor, and Intrusted my 

ease to him. My pubic had been care- 

fully watched ami suitable nieduures 

taken to Insure mo against fittnl ef- 

fects. 

Hy the wny'of cheering me the In-, 

tcnircter wild: "Your friends Imve lost 

one comrade aud got another. A gen- 

tk-muu arrived from I'arls early this 

morning. He wan aggrieved at your ac- 

cident und uecoiui"inlwl your good doc- 

tor aud- madam ami tho young lady 

•n board the steamer." • 

"What WUM IIIH uumeY" I asked. 

"I cannot tuiy bis name. It will bis In 

Uie book." 

"Do get It." 

Tho book was brought. Bebold the 

entry, "Jan, 2,.from Loudou to Uoni- 

luty, M. Mackintosh, rt'litlurl" 

"Confound tbe fellow!" I luiwlcd out. 

"Ho mtuf have cluiiiged hlrf plans at 

tbu laut moment! ibindbosi! I'rlg" 

Intruder! Oh. tluit llftl" ' 

"Vou arc lietter." oliserved the In- 

terpreter, "but you must not overdo." 

"Tlio early training of n Jockojr.ls 

thorough, Bovcro and relentleux," says 

Allen tfangreo In Aluulee's. "Tbo boys 

sleep In a Htablo loft over tho borscs. 

Bummer and winter they are nwnkcued 

at daybreak by a groom pounding ou 

tho boards. They Jump Into their 

clothes, shivering lu tho early mom- 

Ing's chill, nnd hurry to a pump, where 

a

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