Sep 1907 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

SUNDAY IN THE 

LOCAL CHURCHES 

(Continued trom Klnrt Pace.) • . 

chiidnon runs to .waste. We eann 

- grow the fruit of the spirit, but we can 

, aware Tor the Bplrl't the conditions o 

frultfuln'esa. lr we abide not In Him 

we shall* be barren and unfruitful 

Abide! That la thet In the word tha 

covers tbe • wUole condition of fruitbearing. 

Tbe whole duty of tbe hu 

man soul Is ui that one word. 

Fruits are not gifts or endowments, 

or qualifications. • Many-' confouud 

these with gifts. tiiRa are not fruits, 

neither are they always signs or grace. 

Tbe Corlnthtaus abounded In gifts, 

but were lacking In fruits. Balntlin 

la character Is more Important, than 

success In service. . 

AH are not called to Hervice, and certainly 

all are not called to tbe wine 

. kind of service, but the call to good 

nessis witbout respect to persons. Ou 

duty is to cultivate the grace given us, 

and. fruit will follow. . 

•i'he fruit of tbe Spirit is love, joy, 

peace, long-suffering, klndnewi, goodness, 

faltbfulnea*, meekness, temper 

ance. Love Is the lint word, and In- 

' dudes all the rent. 

Witbout It non 

of the rest can grow', for they have no 

soil to grow on.' 

Dr. Brunyate then took each,of .the 

other words mentioned as fpults'of the 

Spirit, and explained their meaning. 

Peace—a tranquil mind tilled with 

harmony. 

Long suffering—the pa 

tience tbat Buffers ling; patience with 

trying people and patience with provoking 

conditions. Kindness—love'H 

ministry; always ready to give way 

-ratberthan press auytulag-tu-tue-lu 

Jury of'another; willing to suffer 

'wrong rather than do wrong.' Uoodness—not 

merely holiness, but something 

overflowing In simple, childlike 

helpfulness. Faithfulness—seek 

ing always to do • and bear the ful 

' share of . responsibility arid duty. 

Where He dwell*, these thlugH will 

be seen. 

FIRST I-KESHVTKKI'AN. 

"Without Uod" was the subject ol 

the Rev. H. T. Uasselberry's'helpfu 

sermon lu the First Presbyterian 

Church-on Sunday evening. Thi 

speaker took his text from Epb., 2; 12 

"Having no hope and without God in 

the world." 

Mr. Caseelberry said lu part as follows: 

: "The Scriptures are tilled with word 

pictures that bring joy and cause glad 

ness, but there are also word-pictures 

tbat are filled with unutterable sad 

ness. Our "text Is one of them—'without 

hope witbout Uod.' We are told 

by many tbat there la no Uod, and 

some philosophers, in trying to account 

for the world and all about It, 

say It Is from the 'great cause.! 

. "But, before we give up the Idea 

and our thoughts of Ond, let us look 

on tbe world in the light of this solemn 

denial. Agnostics claim that tbe In 

finite God is unknowable. 

Deism 

claim that God in set apart from tb 

world—has iriade and wound It up as 

a clock, but is none more interested in 

its welfare. God Is separate on His 

throne ' hi" heaven. Tbe Christian 

maintains that all these are only par 

tial truths, or as equal parts.of one 

troth. God Is at puce tbe uufatboin- 

.able abyss, and ~the—transcendent 

Father, King, Judge and Ruler. I 

you are thinking of. trying to live 

without God and your Christian Idea 

of God, let us see what we shall havi 

togive.up. . . ' •• 

"First, I will have to sacrifice tbe 

most Inspiring and enobling work in 

any library—tbe book that has enobied 

llveothan aUothenrcomblued:— 

"Second, I shall have-to banish al 

my early and most tender • memories 

which have glagdened my days. 

"Third, I shall have to give up hope 

that, hi the long rah, right will be vln 

dlcated and wrong put to shame. In 

a Word, I will nave to sacrifice my. 

reason, my conscience; in a word, my 

•elf. Will we make tbe sacrifice ? I 

not, then there Is another question 

are we living as If God were our Lord, 

or are we trying to live without Him ?• 

HOLY TRINITY. 

Services at the Protestant Eplscopa 

Church, Eleventh and Central avenue, 

were attended by large congregations 

on Sunday. In the morning, 

Dr.H.X Cook's subject was "Berve 

tbe Lord with all your mighty" Miss 

Theodora Cook,. the local contralto, 

sang "Come Unto Me." 

• 

In the evening, Dr. Cook delivered 

a discourse on the Bible, covering both 

the Old and New Testaments. ' 

Tbe.mortgage fund or the church 

has been reduced, this summer from 

(2200* to $534, mainly through the 

efforts of the rector. 

• 

• , ST. ACauSTINK'6. 

. Masses were said at tbe usual hours, 

6.80,8.80 and 10 o'clock, on Sunday at 

St Augustine's Church, Fourteenth 

and Anbury avenue. There were large 

congregations present at all services, 

which were In charge of the rector, 

tbeBev.J. JT. Sweeney. 

JSAle for 

w m u c 

NOTICE Is baraby given by N If HOI, AH I.-OUHOK, 

JPCol!eetorq7»ue*of the City ol Ocean Cltj, o»pe.Mi»y onnty, 

Near Jeraey, tnat by. virtue of Ibe ela>tut« In anon or" ' * 

vlded, be will Mil it public aaje nil tbe land./ leu 

lenle and teal aaule berelnafter mentioned or any pan-lbenol 

..unlolent tor ttMpurpoae to pay tbe tax lien tberroo, lortbe year 

lSOs, Inclndlns Iniereet and coata-of aale or In fee. when no.one will 

bid for a eboner term* ' ' 

i be aald aale 10 take pliiee at tbe Couooll Clia'hlber, uortb coruej 

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hti IIIKI txtffiiiliiir ilt^K 

. tihicltit-r uiili 

NICHOLASCORSON, 

.Collector of Taxes. 

, Anyth ir^ a 

from a Card-1 

BouâBook| 

744-46 Asbury Ave. 

We are hot satisfied to do just 

as good work as you can get " 

anywhere else in this seption. • • 

Compare our work with city 

: 

printing. We have the facili- . 

.. ties, and we know how to do the • 

•best of Printing. . 

S]HERMERHORNS 

AN OBLIGING WAITER. • 

He Qot the Five Oishet, and He QM 

• Thorn .In Rocord Time. . 

Hi- 

WIIH ii Ntiiiimi'ii in town. The 

I'llTk of till 1 llOlli Illlil lil>Kh*vtl>a to toft'• 

hhii until tnciity niliiiil.w iift..r theii! 

•'' ' liniir, mid iix a < > iiiiiiiiii(.n«,'2'. 

Iind but n Uhiirt linu-'ri'Minuikrastiw.' 

or.' lie luiiKt U'iiiiHon to expect t 

fnlrly p.nil IIIIMII. » 

Anil ni I.. yiM'iil i»f dHlvory be vu 

mil. dlsii|i|>iiluti>d. In nu Incredibly 

dmrt thin' the neirro renii|«>nrvd, bc»^ 

hm iitiift II triiy.i.n wlileh unt flve ' 

llHlii'i. n'lnnrkhhln mily for tlii'lr nlmllinity 

»f «!»• nml «hii|>e. . Wheo the 

tniy «IIM Inwi-riHl Hiilllelenily to brlnj 

till- rontl'llls nf the IIIHIII^ |n|o f,^^ 

Hi.- tniveliT .n|iw his " hn-nkfiuit-Jh* 

•llKlies" nf sleiiiiihn; niitiiieiil. myonipa. 

nli'd I.y live liiliilnliire-iilii-hora of 

The near" IH-IIIIIIII .with wi 

it the. mpldlly with whleli lie 

nteil the iirder. The trilveler Imr...^ 

ly ule one illsh of the orittiietii, anj u 

he left the dlnliii; n>om tlm waiter w«» 

heiinl to reiiuirk: 

AVondnh wot dnt mnn' Buy ho vut 

i» dishes foah!"—t'lilenco Record- 

Ilernld. ' • • . 

MONOPOLIES AND RINGS. 

Olden Time Schemes For Obtaining 

Wealth and Power.. • 

The evil nf uionnpolJeH mnl rhifpi wnj 

known t.i inicleuts. Arlstnii.. 

IO 111.'Ill III 111" "I'l.lllll'H," Illlj 

limy, li wns r..mnl 

VOL. XX VIII. OCEAN CITY, N.J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1907. NO. 23 

(Cmitllinvd iroin Kln.1 l'iiat-4 

ot uT»an«l >iooii ilemoii'-triiteil lliul. 

Liu •rhiK uci'lilontH, Hhe would nmkf the 

H|i tHlltr4i time over the a i-orii rlim. ", ,,,._. 

Is im niii'toiit tniilltlnn tbattbe 

Iclnc wluv iiiiiili- .loNi.pli his prliui! mlnlsri«r 

mill i*.«iTiinltTpl was our of ihe slu'pUerJ 

kliijr^-"nrKl ruliil ov.jr tln> wholo of 

IÔ'lit IK .tom.[ih's plitminli sivniti to 

hfivi> iloiii-. Tin- prlmx inliiliifrduring 

si'Vi'ii 

yi»ars -of ri'itiarknM,* plenty 

luiiiL'lil up CVITV tiiish.'l Uf i-orii N'jood 

tlii» nlKiiliitit iii*! 1 !^ of v ih,;'Ki^'ptlani 

miil «torcd !t. lutrltie tinti'rrilih* fnmhu> 

that f,i]!ow,.il hf wits nhti*'to si>t ' 

his own pilii' nml lmriiT 

umriaihl aiKl. tuUlnir oire-tlfth for 

pharaoii. itmilt* htm supremely wiiiltby. 

I{ WIIK not incri'ly a pro\(il*>iit nrt, but 

a very politic oui>. his puili'j- |u.|ng to 

iiMiirall/^ powor In I ln»* niimurcb's 

hnnds.—Lnriiloit Answers... 

• Our Loat Some. 

Oni- nf the cit'Htest dlsi'ovcrlf* of 

pbysln|i«^>' Is ihut wi> niii'p hrnl six 

nouses^ 

\Vlint tin* Io«l sense wan no 

one kiiows. and probably no one will 

ever kimw. Inn that oiir forefatben., 

rvwsesscd li them ln.no doubt, fot 

thr rciiiiiins nf Hint part of the brain 

In wllliii It ri'"|ded are still to te ftetn 

In nny "in- nf .us,- These 'reniabu 

un> simply a small and now pcrfK-(h; 

useless Midi* niiiss of bralu'-HUbstaace' 

-«nllwl-tht—pltti(tnr>—lwwljr;—It-combttof 

two tlii.v little oval lobra Joined, 

trwlher ii'ml lylui; In a little cavity 

of the skull. stiiiiiKely nniiied tbeiielltr 

.tnnli'ii mnl situnt«y«, 

lOtOa-M 

• 

BL Anfaatlne'a Boman Calholle Uhuicb. 

bory avenue, between Thirteenth and 

bt K Jh JM 

l 

ay , 

troorteentbata, Kev. John J.M 

nmnm irn1 ——••-'- 

Union Tabernacle Baptlat Church, U 

tlnetand Wntaveuue. Kev. J. II Brandon, 

. Bailor.' Hunday aervicea, preuctillur II a. in. 

u4> p. ni. PrayerlueelluK.Ku'clocK Friday 

- HUlu. Ufflcera of tbe board-Vbarle* II. 

Howard, chairman; John M. Trower, Ireaaonr;U. 

Uareia, aeoretary. 

•L Jamea A. M. K. i'burcb, corner He\-enlh 

•ad Haveu aveuue ucean t'lly. N. J.,Hamuel 

Uaraey, pa»tor. Hunday Herviltni: Preai'lilot. 

iri6ariu.; HaOhalb Hcbool, 2JHI p. ax.; 

• rnaehlnx, mil p. uu fruyor 

Meellniia 

Wedneaday eveulnxa. at H o'clock. 

Lutheran Dhurch, AaiiUry avenue btflween 

Uf&Ui aud Nluth >tr«w. 

Hcrvlcea evrty 

Sunday luorulnn at IU.W o'clock. Krlaky U. 

—Hmltb.l'airtar.—. = 

ATTOalJIKVIUAT.I.AW. 

JjfORGAN HAND, 

ATTORNEY and 

COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW, 

Solicitor, Haater and Eiamln.r In Cbancery, 

Hapreme Court t'ommlaaloner. Nourj labile. 

VAPK MAY fOUHT HOIIMR, H'. J. 

• (Oppoalte l-ubllo llulldlngi). 

JONATHAN HAND, 

Oonntaellor-a.t-Lia.-w-, 

Solicitor. Maater la Chaaoary, Notary Public. 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUHE, N. J. 

Long UUIanoe I'eleuliuuc. , 

W. HOLT AHOAK. AMDHKW C. HOHWKI.I. 

L,AW OFFIGES 

Apgar & Boswell, 

MUTKIIN IN I'llANITICHV, 

BUURHK Hllll.llINd, 

AMIUIKY AVKNUK and KlllllTII HTUKKT 

UCEAN CITV..N. J. ' 

OFFICES 

Godfrey & Godfrey, 

lbx>tn» SI'., am and HI7 

•larllett Iliillilliig.:: ::; 

JAMES M. E. HILDRETH 

Counsellor-at-Law ' 

and Hoiicltor, Maat#r and Kiamlner In 

Ctiuucery 

Ottlt-e—No. iH 

dny»; Tucmttty HDI! Tliunulny Kvcmtiux diirtiK 

Wlutrr. 

dl l*lu»nt)-AtluDilrOUy, NlliIf>- 1.1ft'n't "10. ,in*i Hnd BOO 

ynrdH. 

THe vlmriinlnMitor mu«t l»' 

100 fliit'iif '.'Un h_t 'Jt«K aiMi. Mm uiiil liiK* w^'it enftuuh to 

HblnnlMli tn l.rlnc hlB titul to 'J25, or. 

twfy-tlilrilK iif tin* {ii>KHltili>, score. An 

expert.iniiKt il" all thin iiud ulno score 

40 out nf .111 nt :tno yurdH iiud 35 out 

of'r.ft nt 1,IW> yards. Tho luttor dla-. 

tauro IH mure tlmn hnlf a nitli> m>d 

tho Imllw'je ImikM nilRlity umall-r 

Scrnutou Ueiiiihllcun. 

iiwny 

wIlli ci'li'f, wln>n thi> poddtM 

Uiiil iilty mi lu>r nml ViinniiiNl hi'r Into 

u llimiM'. wh|i.|| mill jihrlilkK fnmi Apol' 

lo (tb- iiiiii. ,11111 lihtMt ln>r uiikli'ut head 

111 till' sll.l.ll'. 

< ' * At Regular Rate's. 

M|HK 

Mm 11,In (tui'HH liunK da tbe 

nrm of tin; oil 1 mr «if the Ijmi-vllle Bo- 

Ell'. ,tn \vl111111 Khu hull l»'im eneiiS»^ 

for thn.nyu.iii 1 >;. anil I'niloiivoroil t^turn 

liln (.'ii/i' timniil 1 hi- Hky. 

".luijt iiuilii. Hn> miwiii, IVIIIImil!" s ' l(> 

Hlllil 111 II llli'ltlni; vnli-,.. 

"At the u>iiial rail's. Mtttllilu, I an* 11 

I* ha|i|iy tii ilii wi," ho roplfeuV- 1 iieean city council, No. 111. U. ol A.; iuo=.- 

nary Ttturaday evenluic lu K. or P. hull. 

. Lake,aecretary. 

Frotactton Uidge, No-lW. A. O. U. W.. luwU 

ueuDdaDd fourtb Mou.l 

V. baJL M. W* Jona 

WluardW.Adwna. . 

y evenlniea In K. ol 

> Muillli;. llecorder. 

PENNSYtVANI:ARAILROAD 

PERSONALLY-CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS 

NIAGARA FALLS 

BENJ. F. LEEDS FORFEITS 

CITY GARBAGE CONTRACT 

His , Bondsmen—Henry Gerlach 

'and li. I*. Wallace— 

Will Perform the Work. - 

At n Hpeclnl unwtluR or Comraoii 

Council; Thurwliiy nlKht, the contract 

with HI-K. I,ceitH to collect KarlmKe In 

thlH elty wan declared forfeited by rea- 

III of IIIH proloiiKed abnence from tho 

elty, and the work wan turneil over to 

bondHoien, Henry (ierlach and 

l.uthor ^.'Wallace. 

Tbe following ru-uilution was prc- 

|iared by 1'lty Solleltor Jon. Thoinp- 

M)|I, ol Atlantic (!ity,.and iiiianlinnunly 

painted : 

.WhereaH, llenj. K. I.eoilM i-ontravteil 

with Ocean City for the removal or 

garbage from the city until December 

Ml Hi, jnO7, mid havliiK. entered Into 

IHIIHIH with Haul city to faithfully |ierfnrin 

the name. 

-Âllri-the-nald-I>eet_iiL.llil>i_i:lty. 

take particular pride in having beau 

llful yardn. I'U'o of the pretlienl lo be 

III tlilH renort are tile ouea at the 

hoiueHofMm. Hoiiben, Thirteenth and 

Mr. and M 

Went 

avenue, 

AHliiiry uveniie, uud 

Henry Cêrlach, on 

above Kir>it Htreet. 

word "Klec|>liiK" precedhiK the word 

''roouiH.!' 

Coiiiirlliiiaii Smith 

|ire«enteil. the 

followltiK letter (note IIH date), which 

wu" read: 

UCKA'N CITV, N. J., Jiine 1st, KM);. 

(ieiitleiiieu of Hewer Committee of 

C'OIIIICIIH:— , 

It IH probably uiinei'e>vary to Hay 

i l l u r 4 r j « l i i t l ! i e 

t I p r y y y 

Ihui_wu-Were-Krettlly_tur4!rj»«l_iit_l!ie. 

reitmrkatile rei|iieita'iii J. 

M /urn: and the'doiulrich, Cupliiifi 

It. It. Huoy. 

HeHldOH IIUMC IIOIIIH, tln> 

Helen, owned by .Mr. Wilfoiii;, of ihe 

ll.lUlniore Yueht ({lull, went over the 

conrne anil tnuite n very rrellitiitile 

showing, ooiiHiilerliiK li.iw utiHiiitaiile 

the weather cimdllioiiH wcro'ti. utHiat 

of her build. In a ntrnui; winil Miu 

would have defeaied 

everythliiK^ in 

night. ' • ' 

The Katharine II. and Helen went 

acriiHH tlie line together, witli tlie I.uclleclose 

behind. 

Tl.it? (JiiiMlriuh ins 

icurly a minute hiu'k. On ilie run 

out to.the nea biliiy, which wn» the 

llmt turn, all the j'arlil i'!ul> buui>ilrew 

uway from the llt'luu, leaviui; 

her fit Inat. jiluce.. Oii the rqn from 

the hen buoy lo the stake bunt, Mayiiie 

Hhepherd, iiiichored nil the Sln.llii. the 

Kiitharllie II. imil Ijiiirlle'lre-w uheiiil 

of the other two ItixitH, the ICtitharllie 

II. being IUHI lu riiunil'lhe ntuUe Imat. 

The l.ucilf, OiiiHlrli'h und Helen followed 

hi order. On Ihc run'l>ai'k,.t|u' 

Katharine il. unit l.ui'ilu wero nip 

and luck until the Liii'ili 1 

ran Int.. a 

oaim, loHlng nearly live minute-, the 

Oioilrlch and Helen clo»liiu;*hi nil her. 

The Katharine 11. W«H llrnt to beat 

up Ihe Inlet, but the l.ni'ile imi.le ii.Kv-. 

perate ell'ort lo catrli il|>. The haiiili' 

ca]i wan too irrent, liiiuever. tiiid -tin' 

Kiitlinrine II. WUH twelve, niiuutei 

ahuuil entering tlie liny.. The Helen 

Lively Time at Annual Meeting 

of the Board of 

Trade. 

The minimi luiwtliiK of the Hoard of 

Trade, held In the dining room of the 

Itlseiiyne on Tuenday evening, was 

attehdetl by an uuUHUally repriwontatlve 

uuiiilicr'of renldentH and property 

iiwiiern. 

It WIIH u rather remarkable meetinK 

In Himii wayH, CH|ieclnlly bocaUHO of a 

vote taken on tile queHtlou of Helling 

.-.MIU wator and ice cream ou Sunday 

and because of a bitter wordy attack 

miiile by Councilman U>A. W. Smith 

upon S. II. Hanii, necretary of the 

.Suite l.uw auil.Onler Boclety. 

'Aiiiniii; the nut-eta attiai'tnouiuiy. 

Unt. Un. Kilubetb Brick; correapond- 

«» naereury, Mr., A. B. KHIIO*: reciirdlnil 

1 

y.' Mra. M. Mllneri lr«a«urer, Mrn, I. 

MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING 

ALLOWAY M. SMITH &CO. 

(Successor* lo H. A. W. Smith) 

811 ASBURY AVENUE, - -OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

- TEUEPHQNE. «3.Y. 

NC- GODFREY'S 

Business House. 657 Asbury Avenue, Spring of 1907. 

Full 

"M.v. win' 

hilil," HIIIII 

Too 8trenuoua. 

ti'llujiK' y«ulv.o dl 

^ 

Imy'H 

hilil, HIIIII thi'ÎIIi'e ImyH Iii'Jtli'"' 

"linil ,1 think.ihiii'M utmiicD. -You ndvortlwt'il 

fur a titnmc buy, uiul hi-'n C *'J| 

titlnfy"— 

"UI.'K ti«> HtroilK, iiiiulilni. 

Interruiiti'il the t-mftlnyor., . "In tho 

itlimlf ilaylii> wan hi'r« h« linikc nil 

tho mli'n ni' this otllco iiii(J Koine »f *•"* 

fiiruliiiK.."-Ciitlioilo S t d d i"" 1 

Times. , ; • 

Endurance. 

Ethi'l-How IIHIK cnti n .hunmn j 

llvo wlthimt fiKHlV ' . 

Jack-1 ilon't know aiiciit imuian U"- 

Ingii, but I know jMMStH who hovel** 11 

writing for years.—Judge. ., 

( 

Yaeblman'aAtaMUllon. Wilton Wlllata. 

pnaldent; u>rk Lake, asoratiiry. Annual 

matting win be bald ID June 

TbaOoeajiOItT UuUduualul U»n «aaocla- 

Uon maelAaeoond H»tnrd»y of eacli monlb* 

•Jwaidanu Ueans O. Adama; aeorrtaxyi K. 

SHOEMAKER'S 

STORAGE 

HOUSE 

10th and West Ave., 

Ocean City* * 

All perooiii). having Furniture or atiy 

kind or Merchandise to be utored will 

uvemouoy by golngto the 

ShoarirakBr Storage House 

THOMAS J. THORli 

Florist 

• ' 

PALt • BULBS, GRASS 

•nd CLOVER.SEED. 

" 839 Aabury Avenue. 

PROSPECTS ARE OOOD. 

Line., of House Furnishings .. 

IB A PROFKHBIOtf. aud I have one of the bttt. 

know it -ure, V the w*k. I* ru-l.ln« In. . . 

Putting, the Pipes in Order 

while the weather is warm is Rood 

policy. We are not rallied w»th 

Work—neither are the pipes. 

PLUMBING 

overhauled now will be in perfect 

condition for the winter campaign—if 

We do the overhauling.. 

There's not a thinCwe don t 

MOST-NOT-USE 

THIS OLD WHARF 

Council Instructs Chief of 

Police Scull to Warn 

. All Parties. ' 

At Coiincll'H meeting .on Monday 

eveuingi Councilman Godfrey Mated 

that Chler of Police Hcull detilred to 

know Ir the Fourth nlreet wharr wan In 

proper condition to charge-wharfage, 

Btreet Suiiervlnor Brown nalil -that 

he had. put. Home piling under the 

outer eud of the wharr and made 

lem|iorary repair*. He did not cini- 

Mlder It lu a nafe condition to charge 

wharfage, an the city would then be 

reH'toiiulble ill caHe of accident. • . 

(.•imiiclhutt.il Godfrey mild that a 

dreilgiiigcouipaiiy wanteil to unload 

coal on the wharf. . " 

Councilman Headley «ald complaint 

had been made to him during the day 

about the dredging company unloading 

ami Htortng noft coal on the wharr. 

ThU wharr WBH formerly 

uned by 

paVtlen llnhliig oil' of It, but the .noft 

coal made it no dirty that li wau unlit 

for nuch purpouen. 

The Ked of hy 

Councilman Headley moving that the 

flitter or Police Boull notiry the dredging 

company, or other partlen, not to 

unelthe wharf Mr Htorage ptlr|>OHeH, 

TIIIH wan agreed to. 

' 

muni l-rvcureUcîin to Hunt. 

It mUBt. be remembereil by nonrealdent 

e'portHmen that they cannot 

legally Hhobt rail and reed, birds. and 

uianli heiirt In tltlH State iinleaa protected 

by u.llceiiue, whlih conta flO, 

and In no event muut tbe game be 

taken out ot 'the Htate, The much 

dreaded countable!) aud Juutlceu of the 

peace, who remain >ln wait for un: 

Wary ' BiitomoblllHta, 

RECORD-BREAKING-AUGUST^— 

AT LOCAL POST OFFICE 

PREPARING FOR 

CONVENTION 

of 

Executive 

Republicans to Nominate a 

County Ticket at Court • 

House Sept. 14th. . 

Klnewhore m thlH Iwnie of TIIK SKS- 

TIM-'.I., A C. Hllilrelh, chalriiian 

tlie 

Itepubllean County. 

Ciiiniulttce, given notice that the Ite- 

-puhHcan Couniy (Joiiveiitloii will be 

hell at Cape May Court House on 

Saturday, September 14th, at one 

o'cl'ick in the afternoon. 

Tlie convention will nominate canillil 

iten for member of the Oeueral 

AH-embly, uherllf, niirrogute and coroner: 

'" . . . . . . . . . 

OftheiildelegateHt i bu elected by 

the varloim wariln ami preclncU "f 

C'ape May C.oiilityl]! Ilirllt-y, I-M • . n puaa 

Mlx.il t-iiki-H 

N.'iiiH»lllnn lit* cream 

rnit-kiTM 

(IU>.|ii>.f

. Ocean City Sentinel 

AMI* POBLIÛIO KVKMV TUVIMDAV 

R. CURTIS ROBINSON 

s 

• Editor and Proprietor 

OCSAN CITY, - . NEW JERSEY 

, Inter-State 'Phono Na ISK 

- AivortbwmentH In local column** 5 cent* 

per line, «HGII intwrtiun. Monthly uud yonrly 

uritldbeilou ttppllctttlou. 

• 

' Job wunfc promptly tluue by'esperleutwd 

ttutliu 

• 

TOOK A VOTE 

ON StfNDtf 

SALES 

(Louliniied mini. First Hnuu.) 

certain parlies hi prosecuting Japauese 

who run n giuue. with 'balla' on the 

boardwalk. 

give a lii-eiine. to a man to 

roll' balli.aiirl.tUcn have some m|iilre 

hi 

h 

THOK8i>AY, T 8KiTKMI«Klt 5. 1907. ((oiue along and threaten him. with a 

1 

==îî~:.;.-;î •...':. • ." ,.-.i:=^ri=-= ;• HUIUUIOUU," OttUI Mr. FORK...' , 

Knterad nt tho I'»M( outre ni OttiUn Clly, 

N. J.* iiMMocuud clnMH'mall innlUtr., 

Kn TIDEH. 

lUIII.J*. III.'H. til.i p. Ill 

1 Sunday...... 

ii Monday 

8 Tuemluy 

A Wednesday.. 

H Thurwlny .... 

li'.Frlday 

'. 

"" Saturday..., 

H.I I 

4.IS 

KIH 

4.111 HI 1210."* 

ii.iw s.us u.0.1 u.-i 

! A.«l, 5.52ll..'il..k 

«.27i Ii .1-1 0.24 12 :t 

! 7| 7.12' l.lfi! I 1 

,..j 7.881 7 47 1 4'J I.."i 

8 Sunday .......! N.fW 8.21 2.in, 2.2> 

if Mouduy 

1 «.4«J S.Vt 2.HI. .'t.iH 

10 Tuesday , ».2O il.'tt .1 2ti H.4 

11 Weil nc«lny.,. Ht.nn in r, 4 iw I!! 

12 Thurwtuy (10.4.-i;10/>8 4.42 SM 

IH Krlduy 

«., ll.S4ill.4H li.Sl! Hi 

14 Saturday '.. ..12.28 11.18 7.1 

15 Sunday 0,-17 1"(2 

I« Monday.:..... 2.IM'2.4.1 8.«7| «'«• 

17 Tuesday !!.2> aud an it ix. The neeiled im 

proveiiientH will come later.' 

Heiuy l>. .Moore, after telling a 

liumoroiiHHlory, Huid-he wa» uiui-li In 

love with Ocean City, ft !m« been 

nald that Keiitlinent rillen the world, 

and lhl» hold? true In IIIH work or 

InventhiK in Ocean < 'liy. Hud It not 

been- for tlie lijgh character or the 

place, he would not be here. The clly 

IIBH a .(.iiHl-feurinrîmilinTlity. It I 

bound to go aheair, but we Hhould ull 

help. Mr. Moore, In' cloning, »ald he 

woiilinrru-ayM prw-lalm the advuntageN 

of Ocean (*lty,~ 

II. It. WeallH-rl.y, of .Mlllville, -aid 

he has'viHlted many renortH, but had 

round uono like Ocean City. Oceull 

Orove uud Anbury Park -come next, 

perhap», Imt thow place- have not a 

beach like In In Ocean- City. The 

speaker nald he had every- rea-on to 

believe Ocean City will prosper. He 

urged that the Chrlntiali principle" lie 

kept up. • . 

Dr. T. J. Kllluger, of \Ve»t Hhiladel 

phla, naid that for fourteen yearn he 

liax been a Hummer resident of Ocean 

City, and he WHH lilHtruuiental hi 

brlngli i? seven |W reportn' of Home of the UTIII 

wh« go to hotels. The people who are hf.ird: 

liere are'here bei'aii'Wof the nlt'y'M 

' • IKH.Y TKI.MTY,' 

Sunday wan a great day ror'Holy 

high luotal -tandard. The ChrlHlluu 

Mandard out will jcniitluiie to make 

Ocean Clly prosperous. . ' 

!>r. I. N tfrmcoiu wauled to- know 

wh'nt good.are cheap tliliigH if people 

cannot gut newer,conuectlonM 

Councilman Headley nuid Ihut in 

the newer ordinance panned It wan 

stipulated, that newer plpen iiiimt lie' 

laid hetween Thirteenth and Seventeenth 

ntreelV within u year, and If it 

had not * been ror the people 

with 

haiiimerx aiid tougn the work Would 

have been done before, tlii** time. He 

milled that, nome yearn ago,' hin father 

t.uil vlnitcd Ocean city and -poke in 

prume of the pluce. The npea't'r ntiid 

thai lit- lauded here with twenty-live 

cen'M in hln pocket. He did not know 

anyone here ut the time, but lie hud 

come to ntuy mid had imiIt twenty nls 

liouien here. - * , 

A.Hlrauger from New Orleaun arjiê 

and Httid that he wan pleaneil to »ee w 

many cldnn young men 011 tht- boardwall: 

"We don't have your beautiful 

Sundays In New. Orleans. I winh tu 

heaven .we hud." he exclaimed. 

Ii. I*, dolt', civil engineer, naid that 

the city, need- a ntrlctly llr«t-elu»- 

hoti.-l. 

Trinity—tlie congcegallotiH Inrge, the 

music Hue and the olI'eringH geueroun. 

Tl ere were two celebratloua ,(>f the 

Huly Communion and the total 

co itrlbutloiiH was $112. ', 

!>r. Cook preached in the morning 

fri'.m Jolui'U; 10. Ills main ilioughln. 

connected witli the miriiculounfeiiliug 

of the multitude, were preparation for. 

reception "of, and the panning on, ol 

U.MI'S gifts. , The cveulni; 

sermon 

rroiii the second lesson, wa-on "The 

Hrei'louri Itlood"—the history, the 

elllclency, und the personal bcnelil 

to us tirthe Atoneiueut, 

Kl'HST' i'HKKIIVTKHIAN. 

lii the I'resbyterlau Church last Sab 

hath the Kev. John D. Coiinlermme 

D. I>., preached Iu the morning frou 

til. 1 

theme, "Seven of the Brightest 

and Happiest Thoughts in all Lltera 

til e," and Ills text was taken from 1st 

John,,'!; 2. To1nauy,.lt wan anplritua 

lift. 

: 

' • . . . . . ' 

in the evening, the pastor 

l 

p 

aid hud for Ills sildjeci 

the First M. K.w. If you can 

nay no nelhliig gniMi. don't say ally 

thing." . . . ' . 

(•eorge K. Weiss, a lieruiatlloWi 

busluei-s man, declared that he ha 

bee'i eomiilg here for fifteen 

years 

"ard I love the ground I walk ou. I 

told a mull I heard complaining uhnu 

the resort llia If l did' lik i 

out." 

Dr. Hmith, 

ld h hd 

pg 

uu 

^ If lie didn't like it, gel 

friend of Mr. Weiss, 

joyed the summer M 

e I 

ity that he had bough 

a lot and would build very shortly. ~ 

li. It. Weatherby. of Mlllville, H 

Dr. mt, r 

f Mr. Weis, 

nuld he had enjoyed the summer MI 

well In Ocean city 

d 

l b 

property own-r here, wunleil 

every 

liernou to resolve himselr as a committee 

to go out and bring peor/le to Millvillu. 

AH this wun the sicond time dor 

ing the «veillnir : that he hail iirge< 

something fur'MlllvHIe when he mean 

Oceau Clly, there-wan a big laugli-a 

ld» exiieiise. 

- . " • • 

J. M. Chester said uliiiopt'everytbing 

had been discussed at the meeting, lull 

he would like to know whether some 

tvody-tininrgoing-tirtintldr - 

Dr. Smith answered that he wil 

build, and Councilman Headley said 

he wan about to give out .the 'contract 

for a good cottage. 

Mr. Weiss gave it a* libopinion that 

Oceau 

cream am 

itti all right to oppose Ilijuor III 

City, "hut let.us have Ice ere 

HIMIU water, Itlid a place to get something 

to cat on Sunday." 

Dr.' Hurt said sandwiches a.nd collee 

are sotjl, but a. ban In placef tlie .church am 

tlio work,lngiuttii >ceiucd to inUuinlcr 

ntuild each other, lull the nign* 111c 

hi uhteiiliig uud better i-oudilloli- an 

to be expected. 

• ' 

'There are a nuiiiln-r of -eviln whicl 

tbj- church uud wiirkiugiiian muy 

la Kir together in oven-iune—tin- artof 

tlie liuiiilgruuiT the Soclnllnti 

evil, the drink i-ur-c. which iniiki- 

|H*or more .worklngineii 

than pon 

wugen. . Above alf, let uâll he true 

to the priilclplen luld down by Jc-n 

Chrint, the carpenter." 

The IUIIHII: wan exceptinniilly ucl 

rendered in tlie morning by tliecholi 

uud ii,tenor noln by Mr-Win a 

M'Mire, and In the evening un unthen 

l>\ the choir, a milk- i|ii.irtetle, I'N ur TIIK NTATI: 

or SI;H JUIVIV HV TII>; I.KU'IN. 

i.tiiKi: »• K107. 

K; \rv, itis'rt'iiitKN'T iiixm.rr 

Ml. I. _ 

•• 

II ; rr iikMii.\'t:it. (Hi*, liiiiiu,. ul AM-»-t 

i'*ic -lirnnu), 'l'|liil tin- roll*iwlnii iiiiii-uihiii'iti 

tot it- i-iiliMMltUloli *if tliiH Slut,- In- iitiri tin- 

-1111 ^ IM livri-liy |)io|io-t>(l, uml wlivti ilu- uuint- 

1 Jw-uj-r*.'*-!! to liv it nliij'irity or tin- hii-iu 

I'lrl'li'itiillii'Wi-hiiU-iiiiil lloiw i,f A« 

-till bl^. til*- u lll Veil- mill utiyi 

. ..uiHifcUiut rtti-runl to ill*) U'Ul-lultiru UL'X 

to Ii • iililiuitll, uml )illtiU-tit»t.fur llir*Hi liiulitlii 

lirli r l*i(tli*' llrt.| Tlif-iiliiy ulti'r I lie llrwt Moil 

lU>' Of Sti\'ViHii*.'t lll-Jil III HI 1 l«:liUl your tfitii- tin 

-. nllli* liuinin-ii uml illii(i,'*!». Mur-I.iill. . 

Ili'iij. llanl. 1 

Siim Hurley 

Un-wrr. 

Wultrr Illtrli-luli, 

loMriinl IIIMXtiAl 

i,-o. II. llurriilt, 

lurry lliux'inl, 

U-U'la IUI,.., 

llvtirv liryunt, 

>Vlil. Itiirrctl, 

ii-o. llolid, . 

Mtirrl- HIM I. 

l .vwluliy Avt'iitlt!. liivuii I'lty, N, J. 

Ijll" l.ir -ill.-. I ..lliiLr" liil.rnil. 

Money for Jortgages... 

J.ORDAN MATHEWS 

N, K.tdr 1 . I'tHi uml iftluiul'lit AVWiiit. 

. * • - ' I'IIILAI»KU'IIIA 

Ceorere W. Ernst 

• :,- GENERAL HAULING 

AiitunioiilleiinraLV. 

\\ holi-alc llntttr.'Knir-J. l.unl. v 

.uml Poultry. 

Ut-liluni-i.-, li'iii Asluiry iivt-nue. 

Otlice. 7lh Street bet, Asburi and West Aienue 

DARBY'S 

Ocean City Laundry 

656 Asbury Ave 

Klrst-i'liiM. Work iu Hi-i-ry I'.irll.uhi, 

ALBERT, G..G1LHERT, 

PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER 

" _ 645 Asbnry Ai', "(t,,.y,.|,. ,tl.; 

|iulrlnL- I'riniiptly Aiirniiitl.-i',,. 

Call* at Our 

.ire of iiiniiy k'liiilx 

Tlicre art- the 

tiLviru- wills, tin- (.-iirloiiH 1-alln nud tlie 

-iill*j fut; uiirw.Tv'liv.1, Wi-ureiit your 

"^r JEVERYTHING 

ElECTfllCAt. 

wide u llul t-iiii inuke urui-irluity ilo r rht'i'rfuliy turn Mint 

41 !«»•_ W«>»l Avf>., brlow Ten Hi III. 

Mendel's Annual 

CLEARING SALE 

.of.. 

High Grade Clothing 

and Furnishings..'.. 

COMMENCES-THIS M0RNIH6 

V\'.' l.iin.n.- Mirh IIIHM UK Hun, Hrhaflfbtf 

iuj'1 Mur\. W.-hihini. UIIIKIJII** and ban 

ii hiitu >ln. J. - 

1 4tiniAt«« given. Jlulldlnita erected by 

ir» -I or d«y. " ' ' 

B. i: AHam. W, W Adami 

3E0. 0. ADAMS & DRO. 

PUSTERING, flANGE SEniNG 

BRICK LAYING, tic. Elc. 

A1 Work In Mason Line Promptly 

Attended To. 

OCEAN CITY, N J. 

W. H. MITCHELL, 

B tICKLAYING - PLASTERING 

. J0B1HJV6 H '3PE(!I71IiTY 

ill'KAX I.TI'V. S. J 

II1A S. CHAMPION 

Alderney Dairies 

Cluarnnlwil Hirli'lly I'urc 

• AND 

ICECREAM 

• . ESTABLISHED 1881 , 

» 'Itln'olrtKioruii* ili-w 1I1I- yuur, mil im 

I«;«1 lOBlve Iwlturuervtee'liuw tliuti 111 11,. 

fi St. and Asbmy iVe 

DIHKl'TORli . 

A. H. BAKER 

... Jndertaker - and - Embalmer 

849 ASBURY AVENUE, 

OCEAN CITY, N. j.i 

>' IN uu>iw 

mud 

nwk«ixil«ctliin>rraio.Uu>lKM< 

-.-, til IrOuhOHt mock ID PbllMdolpW* • •„ 

Uritrn* l,y IUKII promptly stundsd to.. A" 

^tHulK lui/m Hinoani at 110anil op»ull *• 

ivoredireeol oburge ut Kay mllrowlIUIIOB 

In Alluntlc or Caps Hay county. 

cactlou ciaauaniecM. 

I, N. JOHNSON. 

PLUMBER, 

STEAM AND 6AS FITTER 

Repairing a specialty. ' 

Bath Tubs and Plumbers' 

Supplies. 

•,•••' 

; ocean City Sentinel 

J be glad to receive , UaniH of 

^-•°and couimunlcatlouB of liileraKt 

•J^Hto commuully B«U odr-reaUera 

here. , 

commiiiilc«tlon» nhould be apthe 

writer, ,uot, uecemarlly 

blit wta Ruaranteuof 

TWO SQUARES OF 

WAiyiHISHED 

Mrs. Palen Offers to 8cllBay 

Front Xand to the " 

City. 

t'onimou Council met In r«Kular 

«eH«lou on Monday nlglit. All 

liern were present. 

rcmmcltman Htecliuan 

onler for 

for an 

. . - dile tliu 

I Clayton .Hand up to the teruilnatlon 

- ••• of-ItMcontract here. • ' . . . 

IHiiy«inauni»keM»roolof lila»H!lf | 

rau'iiGllmaii Headley reported" two 

jj,«|oodCBU»e. 

,«l«i»re« of boardwalk at Fllty-Hlxtb 

tt un't necen»arlly tlie puRaacloun street completed. In accordance with 

Individual who l« always HtrlkliiK — •••- ' ..• 

Tbiidlau 

(j^,toul-of Inn money and none 

fblalire: ' '• 

all UN Inout 

fb 

A mm may boast tbat lie IH layhiK 

op w»»ureii In heaven ami Htlll carry 

W|n«urauce. 

jut because a fellow iueaiiH well, It 

iot,a't necewarlly imply that he IH a 

f 

gome people are HO conntltuted that 

II would be odd If they were not try- 

|nf lo get-even. , 

A bone ban to be broken before yon 

ciodrive him; but It'a dittereui with 

iniDtomoblle. . . 

F. U. Newberry la inakluK a 1111mbM 

of ImprovementH to bin voltage, 

tAibury aveuue. ' , 

Tbe doctor may be friendly with a 

niUtntBQd yet cut him dead when liu 

pffcrms an autopsy. 

TbeOrangemofCape May. founly 

•III hold their annual picnic- at Heavllltcamp 

grouudon Tuesday, 

umber 17tb. 

Tb« annual meeting of the W. V. T. 

B. tor tbe election of officer* will be 

laid put Wednewtay afternoon at :s 

o'clock, 12th iiiHt., at tbe resilience of 

ill*. BwanfM? Anbury avenue 

Tbe Clayton Hand'ban lieen anked 

(or flgureafor playhiR at the bit? fair 

H Glbbaboro,'t'amden Coimty, the 

UtUr part or Hepleiuber. 'I'iie band 

pl»j«d there laHt fall, aud Kave the 

botof Mtlnfactlon—heuce the band In 

winled agalu. • ^, — 

WONDOANCUP 

Did KV«-II ul H*ranireet 

the contract. 

He .HBIII the 

HuperviHor waH putting up the 

UMIIIK the rallH taken from the Uandy- 

Corwu walk. Slep» were alno uehiK 

placwl,'at atreet crnm*hi|iH, 

Counclliuuii Heatlley mated that 

ilru. Kllzulieth l>alen had called al IIIH 

olllce ami valtl Hhe ileMred to Hell 

Meventy-llve feet of bay front al Koiirtli 

Hlreet' anil -prererretl lo nell It to Hie 

city. 

Slit» would at'cepl t:oau (,'up. The 

Alice waH-ralled by (.rapt. W. K. Wil- 

Htmton. 

Tbe Alice won InCla-« It, open 

buU, beating the Old liach by more 

thin five mluutea. • 

Tbe Old Bach wax dlw|!iallllixl for 

Ulare to observe a ntakeluiat. 

. TheTudeuiet with an accident, and 

tbe Katharine II. took fourth place. 

Arm Anpauued. 

A trolley raron the Kant Hlioro Line 

ni utilized an an ambulance Saturdaj 

to convey to the Atlantic City' 

Hwpltal AuReloCallo, an Italian, 110 

inn old, employed an a laborer by 

tin trolley company nt Homere' Point. 

Callo bad hlH ana cruHhed between 

two can and wa» uncoiiHclouH-fnim 

toe palo and. Hhock, and wait placed 

ou the uext trolley. The mptorman. 

•uglveu orders to runh the" injured 

Din to Atlantic City with all npeed 

mi made a record run. 

At tbe boHpllal the phy MICIBIIH fou ud 

_laU.tbe-arm-Waa-BU-bad ly__iuuti]ated_ 

•ud crushed that amputation wax 

ueewary. At tint It wau' reared that 

thi man bad concussion or the brain, 

but no-such syuipUnuH were round 

upon an liivestiRatloo. 

Will Probably Build. 

William.I*. Sandertion, principal or 

the lime had come to Hlop the putting 

in of wood curbing aud that this 

Hhould be liiHerted In the ordinance. 

He ravored stone or not lentt than three 

inches tlilckiiesH or concrete-of not IC*H 

than H|X inches thii-kuesH. 

. ' 

Surveyor Till 

Martha,."f Philadelphia, are vbUtlilg 

Dr. and Mrs. J.'D. Cnuiiteriullie, KfJl 

Ceiilial BVeUUe. . . . 

Prank Powell and wire, of Kldora, 

ui-re guests or Mr. uud Mrs. Alfred 

W. I'owell, West HVenlie. below 

Twi-lflh street, owr Sunday. 

Mrs.-Wilbur U. Oarwond. or Camdeii, 

iss|ielidlug the week with Mr. 

and Mrs Samuel (iarwood, ut the 

llarwood House, In this city. . 

luarters. . 

It. Howard Thorn, and W. 

Campbell, representing (he Secom 

Wiird DemocratM, tlletl petitions rela 

live to the State elect Initiate last night, 

COUNTY BONDS SOLD 

Aliened Thief Held. 

Win. Hamilton, the alleged 

telephone 

thler, Is now iu the Atlantic 

County Jail, at May'" Landing, having 

ten uuable to obtain the t-'itMl bail required. 

His cane will liiall probabil 

Iry come up ror trial at the October 

Urm of court.. Many Indictments will 

t» preseuted against him, It IH stated, 

ud |t In probable that be will, be 

toavlly aeuteuced. He la aroused of 

nuy robberleR In Atlantic City aud 

Uilacity. 

• -Will Build. 

Dr. GrlHIth, of Philadelphia, who 

"MUlly rented the cottage 408 Klev- 

Mlh street from N. C Clelland, Will 

build two Hue cottages. * -. 

Mr. Clellaud ban rented tbe cottage 

WttCenlrai avenue to Mr. I.andlH, of 

Philadelphia, and a cottage on Ai-bnry 

*v*nue, below Kleventh Htreet, to Mr. 

Hancock, or Philadelphia. 

Free Organ Hecllul. '' 

. A free organ recital will be given la 

1» Kirat PreHbyterlau UUurch to- 

"wirow. morning, at 10.80 o'clouk, by 

Mh» Lulu M. Ware and other artists 

of ability, In honor of the convention 

. «f the Mtate Homumpathlc Society. 

All are Welcome to any beat, the recital 

MOB entirely free. 

• 

' ' Important Meeiluir.' 

There wll| be an important meetlug 

of tbe membeni of the Ladies' Bewlug 

••Ijcie or Holy Trinity P. K. Church 

thli (Thursday) afternoon, at a o'clock, 

X the home or Mrs. E. W., Warrt-n, 

»o Central avenue, below Ninth Htreet. 

AU iDUreated are Invited to attend. 

Drainage, 

Lights,. 

Wuter, 

(jarbut;e,. 

Ashes, 

Printing, 

Music, 

Kourdwalk', overdrawn, 

New Strecuv 

s 

mer governor of 1'eniiHylvaiila, wan a 

recent visitor at the home or Win. It. 

Thoiti|i*on, 1UI rtlnipHpii avenue.- 

Mr. and MrH. JameH W. Karr, or 

rblladelphln, are greeting their mai]y 

friends at this reiMirt.'-Mr. Harr IH a 

proniiuent real entate broker In IJhlladelpbla. 

William I. AiiHlin and family,- ot 

IjaiiHiliiwiie, I'a., have rented F. A. 

Myerle'f cottage. Went avenue, ls?l»w 

Seveuieentli Htreet; to/ the month ot 

Heptenilier. 

• 

' it. II. Itreuliiig,' or the lMillade'lpii'iH 

Having Filiiil, l'liiladelphlii, IH spendseannn 

at tiiis resort. Mr. 

Xi-rniM I'rntrd BBll«l»clory 10 

•louril uf. •frerlialderM. 

The Cape Muy Colliity lli>ard 

Freeholders recently told JI7.8INI wml« fall due In UMil. and ten 

each year after that until lltil. Tli 

IIUIUCH or the purchasers and the price 

Tialil were us fiiHnWH! " ~ 

KI-1-$-"W«l to Mrs. Cei'llb Davis 

T'ape May City, at 102}. 

• 1)1-11 r*llHMI to l.uillain Ihuid, Cum 

House, at lirJ. >IMM In Lydla F. W 

leyi Court.House, at IIHJ. . , 

llllli—$10*«> to Micajah S. Smltli 

Cape-May, Bt 101 j. 

tlne of the most 

beuellclal ellec-ts wlll.be Its Kastertraftic 

from Atlantic City. At that time 

Atlantic/City Is Illleil with Its ue>t element 

of the year. 

Outing trips'HUCII 

BH this will be very much In vogue. 

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CAMP MEETING 

HEREMDED 

. , , ' ri'utiltnui'il Irotu K4r-t I'I.IT.'.) 

leader, Kev. A, K. Crowcll, who;Hp.ike 

of the nerliiusiieHK of life, mid the nil 

portancc of the now. The ,-ervjco wiis 

uncof iiuiiriiml interest aud prolli. 

The twilight service .on Hie lieiiel 

.WIIM ledjiy tju* Kev J. W. Smith, of 

thin elty. ' • , 

. Many people from Atlantic 'County 

attended the camp IIK-CI'MIK oil Sun 

iliiy iltid Monday. . 

• The cutnp meeting services in thin 

city ..which closed ou Monday evening, 

. drew large crowds each day and even- 

Ing. • Following are reports of tlieVervlccw 

as taken from The pally llcporter 

of,Thursday, Kriilay and SSturday: 

TllfllSli.VV. 

' 

The camp ineetliiK -erVtces this 

moriihi): u'eie well iitteiuled by liirge 

ami enthusiastic congregation*. Tbe 

Uev. Dr. X.-J; Wright, |>resliliiig elder 

of Ihe'llridgetnn District, preached 

fur his subject 

lie explained 

the ftcrmnu, elioo.-lug 

"t'lilviuernig Drain." 

the horror** uf death, its tl utility aud 

how the dreinl of It -may be nven-uine 

by tliegrace'of tSnil. 

KM-elleiil slnftnig 

WHS heard . throughout the iiiuruing 

services; Tills aftvrnouu the Uev. 

. It. K. Johnson, or Philadelphia, will 

preach, while the Jlev. Thnmus Harrl- 

HOII is the speaker fur the evening., . 

The young people'* meeting- had tin 

iutereNliiig program at.tile service last 

Airs. W. K. Kwmg, the wife nf une 

of the preacher*! wus Hie snliilst, and 

the Uev. K. I'.. Johnson, of l'hHadelphla. 

gave.ii bible leading on—"-fiend t=" 

ness." • -: 

J 

The Uev. I'..-D. Dicker, of Manayunk, 

will itellver the address this 

evening, while, Mrs. Atkinson will 

Ming for this meeting. 

Kimi.iv. 

After the camp,meeting—crvli-e, last 

.night, several of the ministers, with 

their wives and female friends, gull>> 

ered ' tu Schurch'-* pavilion 4111 'the 

boardwalk, above * l\tglith street, and 

Hang fumllliir hymns until after 11 

o'clock, Tlie singing was good, and 

many people gathered nroiuid the pavilion 

to listen, iioii.iv 1 if, these" joining 

111 the songs of pniise. ' -. 

"In the Sweet Ityo .and Itye," 

. ."liculnli l*and," •'Shall We Meet 

lleytmd the UiVerV" -;ll Is Well 

\Vlth-My. Soiil," "Throw (Hit the 

.Liteliuc," and Himilar hymns followeit 

iu rapid MUCCCHSUUI. * 

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• With the occasional buom of the 

«urf, "Thruw Out the Lifeline" seemed 

particularly -timely, _ulld it WH»* 

sung with unction. It was u pretty 

night, and the relleelioh of the union 

011 the oceuii added to tlie lieaiity and 

uilecl of the praise service, 

' Ca|ii|i meeting services this morning 

, Were attended by the' same large 

crowds; that have characterized the 

entire camp, 

' 

Tlu) holiness meetiirg wus led by the 

Kev. Samuel Seargeiil, of Clayton, 

who gave an excellent 'talk on "The 

Fruits of the Spirit"' 

. Tlie Uev. J.W. Thidall, of Philadelphia, 

preached the morning sermon, :liurit.« ii. HIIIH-U« 

1 

. choosing Ids subject from the textl "1 

wan not dtiiobcdiciit to the heavenly 

"••vision." Dr. Thidall siioko with force j ffffj'ff.ffifig 

and Unimex", greatly impresnfng Ills •II'IO.'I.'.'Uj/il.nrn 

hearers. ' . • 

Sale for 

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1— Laun'iqr or TaxM ot tha City 01 Orean City, pap* May ounly 

Sew Jnn«y! Iliat by virtue ul Ilia alalOla ID •tMl*4*w«nauaAih*r, nurtb cornai 

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ly nnd dUtliiKUbib U>tween tea and 

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lav I am not In II. It's too kinky."— 

Ho< liester DemiH'rnt und Chronicle 

"T.B.A.'lPo«m." 

K.ill..y AMiVh wan fond of 

reti Illiiu Him 'aiiMtbit* of |i|H own boylah 

lurluc Miil.'h ii|i|M'HrM In lila Toukapo; 

I'lipem." in the effrvt that upon 

flrs riiierlnt; Jiiincx T. FleldH' olBca In 

the Old Corner ItiMikuioru bul eyes fell 

upo 1 that kllKlly eilltur and publisher' 

mei lomiiiliini book, upm upon the tabl 

MFlll 

ble. Mr. 

wiiM Hbitent for the 

the 

moi tent, anil the youthful poet could 

EARLY. ARITHMETICS. 

BtrugglM of th* Pilgrim Chlldraa Mi 

, On. of th* "R't." ""* 

Next to i>iMinmiiHlil|i the < 

•lionl and Hi'liooltimster 

Htillul ou Telphering." 

In w.liitt I want ;m»..b»r 

«ald. file old filrtner. iL 

with caro a \VliiK4t»'i jjJJJ* 

niotle n'hli'h wa« uwil fi ir ,, ve( * 

r ,irera 

tury In the WlnslowiVuuilly la MJ^" 

chilHetto. The llnit edition wns BrtoM 

In 1IQ0. . It IH rertululy bewUdtthw 

to n modem reikder, " I ' ^ 

Tnble" Is of rouwo our 

iliv 

Tbi»n" como "Tho SatoM 

Thre)'." "Tho Double Qoldoo Bok» 

v.Tlii» Rulo of Fellowship," "The.55^' 

of Fal»e," etc., ending with •% conks 

tlon of plt'itxant nnd polite fln'U'liol»sl'i.rsun 

(If 1'OIIIV -HHIIMII'I Sfllll. , 

" irttN-oWr-ltfrlifrl I'. Smiiii. 

rvixir—W'urreu \V. llrxun. 

"ii. \.\\'. i-.in.lli. I11.0I1 I', SII-HI' 

tlarry Ittiiiilley, Harry I.. Slnltn, II. K 

?l",'.'l Heultli—Pn-nl'lenl, lir. lliurU- K. 

nlM' Heullli orlli'i'r*itiiil sU'cretiiry, 'J'. 

iuili."rr.'ii»urrr. K11...I. \V. lliirl'itih: 

«„„.- *""'rumr.V— 1»J: Clliw. 'lV.'ttUli'r lo'i'ii 

J f . l . • ^ , i l r i M i > i i i : S i i n l l i i r y l i i - i « ' . ' l o r , . l i . l i . n 

* i l o a r d l ' < . l K d l U ' i U I O l l - l i r . H . T . A l . l - . l l , 

^ ^ I t : A . . I . W l l l l l h . V l < > - I T . S I . I . - 1 1 I ! I t . C . 

n . s y - T u l a r y : I t l . ' l m r i l I I . M t i l . - . s . H . 

:ary; Itl.'lut 

rW. u*.— 

The. Wat or Lily.' 

Almost ereryUxty has otwerrea tbt 

strtinic** ebnriiotertHtlc of the Wats hly 

bml oiMiilncltfl i>etuls at atuuiasaad 

I'lOHlnj them npuln ut snnset It wti 

for thin reuKOu . mainly that the a»- 

.l.-ntH held tlw water Illy sacred to the 

HUH. 

I'llny Huys: "It Is reported that 

Ih the Kiiphrutes tho Oo'wer of tbt l» 

tun plmiKeH Into the water at n!gtt.jfr 

malulnir then- till midnlsht and to fodi 

11 depth tliat.lt cjinnot tie.reached wttt 

the hand. 

After midnight It btglai. 

Kradunlly to rlxe. and ns tbe son lists 

above the liorlmn the flower also rlMt 

abovu tlu>'w'iiter;"oxpamts and rates 

Uielf »:om«* illHtHiice above tbe elemeot 

In • which It ei'ows." It was abo 

tbrouicn tblH iiecullarlty thut Hancarvllle 

proveil that the Eirypâoa connldered 

the Uly an emblem of ttt 

wor|il an It row from the waters of tt* 

deep. • " . 

not ht*l|i iK.tl.-Ini- ih^ linpresnlre list 

of .'Ki'iulii: "Ilon't -forRetto mall R. 

W. K. bin .iii'iirni't," "Hon't rorgt't O. 

W. It.'H pmofK." etc., wln-ri'ii|..in the 

"yoiinir Milton." wlioci'riiilnl.v ..,h(.rv«l 

to 

IIK'O'.M! In hl« j.f • ..wlnn. w'mte 

upoi tli4» nicninraiulura book. "I '• 

'fotft t« ats-ît T.. R.. A.'M pofiu, ' 

dianit|H*ariHl. The poern wna ncrt\^.. "< 

pali for and. tnieat klniln.t.H of all, at, m'ltl. 

Mr. Aldrlcb HiuuTtwl. vaa net'«r print- ' 

ed. 

Hut tbn rcaourceful youth never 

loat bU di'fcrintlal attitude toward tbe 

beaiem of thoni-fniiious Initialed names 

that had nh.v prw.'Jwl bis own.-Atlant 

c. • 

8uicide »s"E>u will excuse me. ylr, but Uin't 

thin :he nearwit way to FiftJi avenuer 

-Knrmaa City ludepelident 

A newly Time to 

eniUjted 

k 

tireiuun of oalv 

averse pluck wan iiervinB at his n n> 

are. and the chief rushed up to hto 

and 

iliouted: "Hhin ttp that ladder S 

the . ishjh ntury, crawl alonw the < Or 

nice :o the fourth window, dropMowD 

22* • torto ""«« cawh that wooieS 

jSiiili al!T S .""STL^r BwUl « 

*~**t ^rd t3K'^ 

Jose three old ladle*: Won 

the d luce an. you waiting forr'' 

on certain offenders of Justice. He 

who had broken the law was dlieatatl 

of all of bU c'lothlnir and placed it 

a oprtaln dliiiiince from nrchers «D> 

lii'l bows aud arrowH ready, waUUC 

tin* .''.rmminil. "Fire!" Whep the coo 

wan qhiMi. tin-man inwIcrlndWnoulil 

Imdii runulni; and ttt 

• ftrlnjr. nml If Iu running thli 

., iionn of tho arrows hit hbn ba 

veil to RI> scot free.—Kxcoang*. 

••ut 

A Real Qenlus. 

Fr'ini, the "com|hiKen) of all tin)* 

Beethoven Htnnils nut by himself like 

Koine glKiintli' tree towering up aboM • 

th» rest osl« 

thht he CMMSveil. "'The first test of real 

srehtu» tn the ability to excel ln°all 

.dlrectlnnn. nnd'fnr this reason I bats 

alwnyn Inokeil upon Beethoven, Bbljk» 

spearo ami Turner as the three gnsatsst 

geniuses who have ever existed.—Enw 

Sauer In Htnind Slairuzino. . 

' 

Just His Luck, ' .. 

suld Borem. '4 just tbraS" 

I'd drop in on you- today to"— > 

•*I thought »you would, too." Intafr . 

rnpted Merchant. .' , 

"You 

did? Now, that"* Btrange, be 

caniie"— ••' . • , . 

"Not ut all. This 4a the busiest a*T 

I"ve bad for two weeks."—OathoUe 

Htaudard. and Times. 

Tit For Tat 

. • 

ITusband—I wish I had some of tboM 

good, old' fashioned 

buicults • a** 

mother used to make for me. WW»" 

And I wbih I had some of th*»^nW 

new fashioned clothes like fatter B*w 

to buy for me.—Chicago News.' . 

Toll, feel, think, hope; you «T tu ' l J* 

•ore to dream enough before you aw 

without arranging for lter iiiet-llni:, We«lnvmluv evfiiiluu,7.;m. 

suodiy "ohmil, 2.M. I'r.l.Imrle^ll. lll.l.r. 

JB A5sft l u l rrrii»iww—I'reMdeni, I. W. Kiuiiii: 

. II. H. Mowrer; Ireiiniirer, HwirKe 

a A " : Hr. II. T.'AlltM.ll. Ktlwuril M. Killloa,Wui. 

l*tillili,,J«lili Murl". lruj«.riiinii._ 

W, 

t 

COIWL 

lt»rburcli. 

_ 

Vint I'rwbyKrliilu'lliirrli, u'wloy'avruur 

ud Hevoulu Mreel. Uev. II. T. !. U>» K. squill I.II.I 

ll 

MffllyTrliiliyl'liiirirli. l'nile«ln"(il K|.IMI>|.UI, 

Central avnliiwun.il Klevijnili •.irn-t. It y. 

UVrtvrt J.I'«M1>, II II, l'rle«t-lli-eliug:>>; W. 

I. niUKle iJiy Itemler. Sui.iliiy NCII.KII, :• l> 

a, iu.; Uuniiui: Kcrviiv "ml s.'riinui, iii.ii; 

KT*aniK'i'Tiiy«'r »nti sermon, s.im v: m. llniy 

uooimuuluii, rtr»i îmtliiv tn I lie niomti, IIM'I 

un.; uiiwr K(iniiiiy«, Njiii a. in.;-limy 

li»>s 

UUUa.u 

UL AutfUMllilu'M Ittitiiau I'utholli; L'huicn, 

Akbury aveliii*), la.iweeu 

Tlitrletjiitli itntl 

roarUeolU u. in.; KiiMuili KelicMil,'-.Mil v. in.; 

l-rewliliii;. K.UI |i. in.: I'myer 

Mrelliil:"! 

Wedoimduy eveiilUK*,iil Mi'eUu-k. 

.M. K. riHir.li. IVIIMI -Ir.. I liml 

l l ( l l 

l^t ini- 

»^ll-U» 

i Ku«li*'i 

HAND, 

V 

ATTORNEY'and 

COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW, 

ywv. HUIIIUII HOIINK, m. j. 

IO|HKi»lte nibli,. HuiMlninil. 

JONATHAN HAND, .^ 

Oonnisollor- n t- Iîvw, 

Kollcltor. Mailer ill rhauMrr, Notary t'lllili.;. 

AVKNI'K'iiiul KIIIHTII MTItKKf 

Hl'KA.N I'm. N. I. 

OFFICES. 

•'••• 


' 

UiMiink :il.',. in. umi :tiT 

ltiirtli.tt Itullilnit;. :,: ::: 

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. 

JAMES M. E.-HlLDRliTH 

Counsellor-;tt-l f ;i\v 

Ull*l Sn.trUiir. Mnwi.-r mill KxiutililiT Ui , 

I'ltioii'i'ry 

-. iilttce—Ni».'JII Oi-t-un sii*M.| ' 

.• 

UAI'K MAY CITY. N. I 

jjjAVV OFFICES OF 

Herbert R.Voorhees, 

,\ri.\si ii- t'l r. ( i'nr 

liikt Win 

Htl I I'l 

t t'it\ 

-i.t> 

Krlllil 

.11 -I'll. 

Mid 

OFFICE—Corner- Central and Elflbtb SUeet 

Tin HII. in. 

Itii 

1 Tin HII. in. * . 

i\ Kniiu 1 to 'I |^ 111. 

I From N lo w p. 111, 

. E. HEXAMER BUYS. BIG [GARRISON FLAG 

LOT OF OCEAN FRONT LAND 

jVice Commodore of Yacht 

i 

ClnbWiU BuildaHand- 

X. C HUTCHINSON. M.D. j 8ome CottaKC. 

1 l*omn.tl*iMt> 

No. HiJ't Oooiin Avdnuo, 

, , OCEAN CITV, H. J. 

ui'rU'K Hi.IIKH:—Till HIM. 111.,'J 10 111. 111., 

HI" "tMII. -ll.i'li !•!...11.-. 

p^j # HOWARD BURT, M. D. 

• S09 Woslcy Avenue. 

LIFE-GUARDS DID 

EFFICIENT WORK 

I Till I a. in 

• p. 11 

j- The larKe ntrlp nf urniiud owneil hy, 

I the Ocean City Itealty Oouipany, 

' repreHeiiled by Mtmni.y .M I'irlwurd", 1 

t n^Z!\^^y[ '^Z Not One «rowni« K . in- Oceau 

I'lyinnillli I'liuc iiud.iixl.i'iidniK luuu 

Atbiutie uvetille tu tbe liue'nf limh 

witter, toKetbvr 

"lib tin- ripurliiu_ 

rmhlH Iu front of tbe "lime, IIIIH been 

acquired by .Mr. Wllliiiin |C. IleXuiner, 1 

nflMilladelpliiu. 

City Surf During Season 

Just Closing. 

T N. GRISCOM, M. 1). 

KlliinilST. AMiVVKSI, 

Itoili I ' I I I I I I I K i:. l l . l . ; I M I . I s 

Illll.'.' II..111-H 

11 tn 11 lim. ui. Kn.n 

Nil ..III,-.' lii.ur>- stiniliiv i.n* 1 

AI lt>iil*.n x. I-... 

'». Mi'.in.in 

•'.V AVK. 

ut.-, 11.. 

.'IM"II1.''' "'.' 

lt, 

Tbe ^nle of llie trarl \i'n» nuide 

— jliiruiiKb llie imeiiey uf Mr. lln.rry H. 

Sltiiiton, , real 

cMutc broker. Mr. 

Sliintnii, UiuiiKb in biiMnexr* only n 

,UI |*. Mi. 

CHARLES B. RIDER 

I'liitple nf years, bi'w -.iircecdol in 

••MiiblixliluK bbioull llrmly In tbe real 

cxtiile Held and in •nirrouudiiii: him 

l);lt.ultUi-4f -lalillLiI i-lluaU. 

Mr. McxiiuierT 

tile Oceiin t'ity 

iiiiuuier renlilenl 

Vh-e ('niiiiiKMloreur 

Viii'ht ('lull mill 11 

of; thi-* ru>*iirl I'f 1 u 

! number of year* slHiidiut*;. * He1*4 one 

809 Central Av«:nu"iK. Ai)«m«. 

Wlllard W. Artam 

CHAS. E. ADAMS & BRO. 

(rtuco^Mon* to lUktr.V Ail&n,M) 

l)f»Ifrn In 

Furniture. Carpet*, Malting and Beddfnjc. 

WIndo* $badei«. Etc./ 

KeVrJ. 

Uanaity 

rni 7»tr.t |.. ui. >rr«.t!.'liliii2, H I 1 - ui-. ' 

SKCKET SOCIETIES. 

Ocean i'liy Inutile, No. 171, r*. wild A.'M.< 

raeuwcuuil 

1111.1 uiu rill Tliilrxtiiy *v. 11I111.- 

or eaeti iiiluilli, Ui MiiMiinif 

liuli. \v. M 

WUIInni M. Ibim-k. -.•.r.liiry. I'. M. Tiuinuu. 

,,J. rboru. : . * .• 

Ooeaut'lly.Lodiie. No. lin,K..i>l I'., iiiiti" 

_oi.Laua_i)dtiu->.iu»;ii!y-Jt^»mh'i!4i' r ''"''I 

moDthlu K*or I". liuil.Awl.ur^ uveliHisillMir 

Uetentualreel. I'.C, IMylnu Viiiinliiioi; K. 

of ft. an 1 h'., K. llowuril I'liorn. 

Idtacuuti.'ll, No. 12>>, .Ir. U. U. A. M-. nlcrlitv«ry 

ruemlitv eveiiinif 111 K. 'ui 1'. liuli* 

Councillor, TIIOIIIIIK Y OIIIII; A licit . It. 

eailllii M>uretar> • ' 

Oceau 4'lly t'iiiiiieil, Ni». 10. l». in A., liieet'* 

efrjry TiiurMluy evuiiluu III R> of ,1'. null. 

Ml«Halll|. W. Ijiki*.H4*i?r*;lury. 

rtolectlnii Unite. No. wi. A. 11. II. W.,- 

•loiuilaiiil faiirlli Momtiiy eVfiilni£rt 111 K-ol 

r. hall. M, XV'.. Joliii W.HIIIIIU: Itfiorilfr. 

Knlu»lUTr.b«, No. 

ctcb Wwiiifiidy v 

Luttur L. Wti 

1. 11. 11. M., III.F 

111: in K. of r..iiuii. 

«>l I 111- elly 'and a 

former memher of tin- l.'llllail>'l|ililii 

Itoiirilnf Kilunilhin, hail |in--eiiliil the 

lioanl with a (!nrri>-ou link, Hxli! feel, 

fur the now liiKh cehool. li> lie uneil 

uhen'lhe weulher Was tmi ntoriny for 

Ihe (lianil"ouie Ha^ |ireênlt^t'to the 

si'li.iul hy )ialrlotii' MU'leli"*- of thin 

elly laxl H|irtiiK. 

On motion of |ir. Ahlmtl, president 

Imaril, (lie HIIK »'n» aeee|iteil 

vole nf tluinki-' cMciulcd Mr. 

be foiinil the foolhunly Imther, ami ani 

thi- re-orl hai hail, tin full ihare of:|inu'e ." 

llii-e lilnd (II |ieo|ile. hill, thanki to" 

>.r». l.iiuni A . Mi'.Knii:, of 

the energy umi ellli'lenryof the eor|i- reeeiitly elm'leil a teai'her in the pnlillc 

f life itirinli mi iliity. Hie ri-ikv hallier 

MOIQIII. -rut a lelter ol ileelliiiilloh. 

'hN \MIN ai'eepleil. • • 

i||ySii|iernilenileut Jas. M.SteveiiH, 

wns miyed from lih own Illiiloitnr. 

The Kinirds nt Koiirlei-iilli 41 reel - 

Kluwers .mid" l.ntit;w*.'!l -litnl 

tlielr j icminnieudeil the election uf MIHH IIIH 

hands full tlirniiulinut the -VIHHI, but ! Dura Suyijcr uf WcMlfnrd, N. V., andt 

•nimbly rnmpelciit. 

I Ian" Kriii'ij*s were 

.they |ir«iveil thoi 

•AJ" Snillli.ani 

liiisy til tiliies. and nni'e, -ni'i'iirdlntr tu. 

the stiiteiiieids of eye-'u Mucuses, "AI" ' JcU'crsoii 

Smiiii did tbe fiisle-t work •«« iceii 

on the beai'li., iu respnndiui? tu tbe 

rescue of a woniati w'bo wus attacked 

by sudden flint*".* wbllc in tbe water 

near tin* pier, 

dipt, ••Joe" Kraiiss. at. 

•I*'iu1itl*vstret*t. and l.ntnrn-i'll. wlm was 

uIII.'him ut ihe time on Friday last, 

iiiu.If twb rcHi'iu's^ one of .11 nuiu who 

liad'a sudden ulliu'k of irofirl trouble, 

ami-the. other that nf 11 ulrl ulio. nci-oiiltiit! 

Iu r..|iurts, .went nut iniaiiisl 

the ml vice nf friends. 

It.itli were 

brnnulit in wllhniit 

-uilii-riiitl any 

serum-* .'un>-ci|iifuri*s, 

-In i;uluu In 

nnc nf these rescues, f.'aiit. KraiisM imd 

oiu* of hi-leu-* -evt»rely ent l»y eolliil-" 

Iui! uilh the iHiat i-arrlaue 

While (here were uo ilrou'uhi|!M in 

the -urf, then* 'Wa- an unfortunate 

fatal ai-i-lileiil In the Imy, when* three 

or > foiir>iiiiill Itoy* uent out in a liojit, 

afil when one was ilrowiuHl, lint tillwas 

unmethlilK that roiilil nut lie 

plaetil In flu* fault of the elty. 

PROF. STEVENS HURT 

• B ltiiitt*rc! Iliiwn >ilitlr%vi«v ^Wlallt* 

Mtr**P«»liclli*K •r. win, 

lias been here tor (--cvcral urck-, and 

Capl. Sony'- 

(iiii'iilili-li. "The (.ii'-lle 

M a-second in llie race- 

•I'licl 

lii-ley'- Anna'M , litinrl.i'iii;- 

port, won ifvertlie ,l\dnu Muv t'lipt 

j Given Hard Fight by Robt.,B. 

j- . Naylor in Conncllmauic . 

' . . Struggle. •*-•.'•• 

The Republican und Dciuocmtic 

• rliiun.v eleetlons were, held In thla 

ity on Tuc*ilay uflcriuHin ami even- 

Ini!. 

l.'itlle Interest wus r.)iinvu In tho 

I'liuuirles by the people of the Klrat 

I Waul, » here the total' vote cunt wan 

jonly >'. (if these, Jos. I. Scull and 

j In. 1. N. (irlsiMiu received the hlRhost 

ninilier 'J-t: J. M. CheHter and Jus. 

I.eccalii*.' ue.\r, wllli ±1, umi John U. 

i;r-nian.I t'oliiicilinaii 11. L. Smith 

each had i;i.' . ' • 

The only'liKht was for the nomlnntinn 

for'.! uiiileil'lii tin* Seeoiul Ward, 

c ('..'in.-11111:111 II. A. W. Hmltli 

-nimlit tn -ii'-iceil hlmsuir, HIIII liml as 

In-' i.p|,..nciit-. ou the Keimbllcuii 

ticlict,, St|iilre Itobl. II. Naylor, of the 

l-'.llicion, ami Ca'ssius M. (ninpliell. 

111; Ilisley, iilso lionl l.uiiuiiyit, 111 

the oil class. 

In the knoi'kiibuiit i-hisr.,' I'upiiiiu 

Herbert ('. Sinitli'.- l-'tiv.irui* uiistliiv\ 

bluer, 'llcj nuiy roui|>i.|il 

cluli's rcâtla ruiuiiili\cc mi tbrUM-at 

uuility he *drspl!i.\'c«t, tiM.I w h.-ii 11 

Ininlsomi-ciip was pu-'-ntcd to I'upl 

Smith at.tbe club linuscîn tlwi'^cuilii:, 

I 'niiiiilodotcScbi'rnuTliul 11 plut-i'.l 

him m'tlhcWccllciil IOUIIIII'I n> » Inch 

lur handled the Kavoiltc .' « . 

II* limy he added'lh.il "Ilei'li'-' IIU| 

only In able In brim; nut uf 11 1 1 u.l 

lliere is in her, Inn In 1 Imilil- fast, 

illtK, tuo. 

The 1'iivorite beat withoju roi'iulliu: 

tlie handicap, and-Was about -*i\ 

tniiiiites 10 the mood. TbiMio.its rai'i'd 

ei^ht lulled uu a iiui-triin -tart. 

The pretty cup prc-cntcd Iu dipt. 

Suillli cniifiiin-.thc fuHouim; iu~i'iip- 

Uon:i' 

. ' 

11. c, V. c. - , • 

» I'roli'—IUIIIII llijcc 

4 trout M\>K HiirlMir Ittiy 

('haiiipinii.Hhlp I''U. 

• Kunrkalioiits. 

inuiarli's: 

'•..Vlllli: sllmll's ' 

The 

.'Hil.ii 

Dr. Abbott appointed J. W. I.ee aiul 

S. II. SiiltipHiii. a committee iu have 

the w nlkw in Ironi umi m the -sides of 

tlie-Scliniil.b.ll)ldlllK |i|lt duWII at once, 

they tn advertise for proposal* und 

auard the contract. 

The 'folliiwiiiK 

bill* were ordered 

11. \t - 

hi it ;-.' 

'in 1: 11 

in 11 •' 

in I! .V 

iNUI'KAl!' 

J _ t-1 

)•-• .1 I 

-I." ^. I 

I.- II 

!_• in 

f I - 

I A I'S 

'M11 

The latti-r has etulcayuretl, for neveral 

yciirs, tn secure the nomination, and - 

Ibis (line be was Hiicccrisful, 

Me. watt 

uivi'ii a hard tlulll by the Squire, who 

lu-t liy 'even Vole*. Tn the Hiirprlnoof 

III.'III)^ iir his (rit'uds, 

Coiiucllliliin 

II 1 it 11 run far behind. 

AHh.MiL'li be was cut snine, Dnujel 

It. Maybcw, wlio was elc^'leil dehirato 

to the Stuli' '.oliVelltioll, wan IIIKII 

nniii nu tbe ticket; he recelviiiK liM) 

ulcs'? 

l?Towu, Shncmuttcr nud FoHter 

aell ic.'eived lill voles. . 

J l'bc vote fur Council was; Campbell, 

rNuylor. :il: .Suirtli, il. 

IS,ilh .Sirt.tiaii and It reck Icy also were 

cut, llie former receivliiK !M! VOIUH, 

ulnii- "Chiii" had US. . - . 

Ju several instance*!, tlcketn eame 

ml \"•>""; .•'•'»" 

niuiiin 

iivii.i friielhlei'iirupniiy, >:|j; JaineslMrs Mick, Mitnliv,' I'miliiMe and Mi 

S jî ' 

VOBWIIII. Ckrhttiiu Temiwraiu* uiiwnu 

UHaaoiulaatlouul, meeln stniilûnntlllji' 

nealdenl, Mm. KilialMlh llrlok! iiirrenimnninn 

•Krelnry, sir-. A. H. KUIICK: rei'iirnliii; 

•*°n>lary,.Mr«. 11. Mllliiir; irt-aîlrer, iff, t. 

KWlDKBItlU ^ 

• 

ii'ii AMsocliitlou! WIII011 

pmiatmi. Mark- LUUII, sacromry. 

Aii 11 i"«l 

•Matin, will b« bald Iu June. 

Th»o«uirClly IliilliluiK and Loan iuuM>cl[i- 

Uon IUMW KOCOIICI Hulurday or «aoh moot h. 

%Z2£ ( i 

o- Ad " " l " ry " 

SHOEMAKER'S 

STORAGE 

HOUSE 

13th andWeat Avc, 

. Oceiaii CHiy, N. J. 

All MMWUH havliiB Kurulturo ftf uiiy 

Una or MerchuiidlHe to be Htnml will 

. *•"« mouey by going ta tlie " 

Storage House 

THOMAS J. THORN 

Florist 

FALL BULBS. GRASS 

and CLOVER SB ED. 

.' - 839 Asbury Avenue. „• 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

S.VY. 

• 

C. GODFREY'S 

Business House. 657 Asbury Avenue, Spring of 1907. 

AND 

PRO3PECTS A.RE '"> ' Imvenlie'of tliebi-si 

N. 

Full Line 

Putting the Pipes ifi Order 

while till' weather is wnnii is tl«'«l 

We are not rushed with 

' are the pipes. 1 . 

wh 

policy 

k 

PLUMBING 

overhauled mm- will he in perleet 

condition 'for the winter cam 

i>aii»iir-il' we do the overhntilttttJ> \ 

• ' 

tiling we. don't 

ihiim ami »ttr 

skill 

Tliere's nf>t a 

know uhou'l . 

_ 

knowledge anil the skill thut goes 

with it can lie had at it liiodemte 

JOHN R< 

649 Asbury Ave., 

price 

GROVES 

- Ocean City, N. J. 

FIREMEN WILL 

BE INSPECTED 

Local Department Arranging 

for Annual Parade on 

September Sist. 

. At a' hievtiiiK attended, by Klre ('hlef 

Couver, bin assistants', foremen of the 

dlltcrcnt lire companies and others' 

' directly Interested in the proposed in- 

Hpection, phrude and Iuniiieoii of.iliii 

llri'Uiun ol the local depiirtuleii t nil 

irday, Sepieiiiliur -1, lield on Moll' 

!day evening, thefollrtwlni:coutiiiitteeti 

• were appointed: • • 

| Kniertiilnment - (.'uuncilmiiii X. . 

i; 

I'lnit 

Sumin. * 

lieleiilll 

|tr..« 

r 

t*i 

i-iiii 

Illeek'ley 

uty" convention— 

Illlll KllWliril M. 

Lulu M. Ware, teacher or-riauo atid 

Organ, 827 AHbury. aveuue. ..Term 

begluu September l!U, 1007:. 

Start New Year.With 

". Money in Hand, .; -.... 

I'be .'liwint! uervlre'of the year \>uhell 

In tilt* Tiiberniiete Ansiiitiiitliin'ti 

A''iiliu>i'liim on the'eump, uVniiiiil on 

Siiniliiy eveiiint!, wb'eii the lt«v. l)r» 

I'...Hi.n, nfthe Wiliiiliiutimfiinferenee, 

hit'aebeil-II -tirrint; 'nennon un teln-' 

)>i-mnee. 

I>r. llnllon, "im l» u line 

Kl'.'i'ker, lilmi |ir.-iirlicil ui the iniirninK 

HeVviee In tire.iliiilitHriniii 

I'he Itev, S Wesley hiike, |ire-liien't 

of -the ii~-iH-liiii..ii. in tliiniKiiil; the 

lienjile fur their HII|I|I.'II-I ilniini: the 

•LM-I.II, KIIII Hint the new UKMieliilion 

bml iliine reiiiurknbly well, ,"lle iiildeil 

l.KY, ' 

Real K-ntie U|ierator, Ninth and AH 

bury uveniiu, next to llru iioiiuu wht 

will HIIIIW you tbo very hunt way am 

wiii'ie of the ureatent barBahiH to i 

found nitre 'oil the eaulent tertuu. 

Phoua uonnectlou. 

. ' 

arc iu.licalinns tbul the local 

mechiinlcs- will have a. fairly hi|H.v.Heuson 

tills fall. 

Already two cottages 

have been Miar(c*i, and thc.cuiitractnr'i 

here arc.liuurlim on a iiumbcr uf, cul^ 

tikiseri, it Is- ktaieil. 

J ; C. .•steeliiliiu has received theculitract 

tn Inilld a cuttauc, costing alinilt 

KIMUI, fur Samuel Woiul, of I'liiladelhia, 

ou the. new tract of. bind in the 

'ieiullV uf-^ccuud street nlM llu'nccau 

'rout. . . . 

mllsh .Vi Juhnsnii Imvi! received . . . 

eouiriict in build nn *|Mm btiniiu-l P'Hd and tlic.iuuiiuiiicc. ilmulceil I.. 

uu llie V\ . Scntt 11 II ml inict uf i its excellent wink. •• • 

liiiil at l-'nitrti'cntli street ami the bay 

|'rcj,|ctit' .liiiucs M. '.Mcveii-.-:.nl 

iuii' VVdujViiii'lVJim'* luJrotli^l'-uiVilm'r P 1 "** 1 

"' L ' l tlnil.tlliii'i'eipi" 

"from tin- wile .'I tl.-ketitinoituteil 

to'^-l-'ls.T-t. I li.-' ..\*|'CM-I I; . 

Were'iflUU fur tin* .'-ll|'|*ef. 

l|..l*;r. I IninliKie 

liml jJi.'ln j,n Hie I'ln'itini: 

(In 

mull li "f IU. . Jaeoby, a leadliii; eariieiiler 

mill lilllliler iil l'hlli«lel|.lilii, 

IIIH iiureliUHUl, throllith tho agency ot 

Nlrn I) K. Ijiike, a lot froiu K. 1,-ee' 

l.niiirley at tlie Weil eoriier of Twelfth 

and HinijiHou avenue. 

Mr. Jauirby 

will build a eottaKU'before the I h 

ilni; ol next KCIIHIIII. 

John Martu IIIIK tjie eoutraei fora 

iwmi. I'lillfurnlii iiuiiealow for ('apt. 

iitd. !•', I'IHII ill Kiiiiribxtreet unit tbo 

bay from, ii deM'rlinlon of wlilcb 

i»iven Home tluie Hlnce. 

A 

. 1>. I-;, IJUUC »l>"o Imw wild a lot 

fo**'ty* M -'' ff *'.*'-'"' 

: '* ' '.''•'"""'""' , : . p ' ' 

...l**urnu>' AroPoMjaaso Evunr TBDMIUY 

OceatieitySentiiiel|SDH])AY IK THE 


. R. •CURTIS ROBINSQN 

,' r Editor and Proprietor 

. •- 

OCEAN CITY,-,- - NEW JERSEY 

Inter-Suto 'Phono No.- lai , 

Artvertlaamonta lo local oolaiuna, & canu 

por Una; onsb Inaoruon, Montbly und yearly 

< ' urnlabed oq application. , . 

' ' Job ^vork promptly done by experienced 

' and*. ' •• ' i , 

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 12, ion., 

• Knierod at ibe i"oat Office nt'Ocean city, 

,M.-.J..aaaocondelaaa mall matter. ' '« 

HEPTEaBKBTIDKH. 

If 

1 Hunday...... 

2 Monday.4.... 

.3 Tuesday ..... 

• 4 "Wednesday.. 

6 Thursday.... 

0 Friday 

7 Saturday 

8 Sunday ..... 

0 Monday.....'. 

10 Tuesday..... 

• 11 Wednesday.. 

12 Thursday 

IB Friday.- 

14 Saturday 

.15 Sunday. .... 

16 Mouduy. 

17 Tuesday 

18 Wednesday.. 

•19 Thursday.... 

20 Friday... ... 

SI Saturday'..... 

22- Sunday 

. 8S Monday 

24 Tuesday...... 

.25 Wednesday.. 

SB Thursday.. -.. 

•27 Friday , 

; 28 Saturday .... 

20 Sunday .. 

80 Saturday...... 

UlKb. Low., ., 

ni.M, m, p. m 

0.871 

1.34 

2.85J 

4 0 18 10.04 

4.19 10 12 

7.12| 1.05 

.7 47) 142 

8.21' 2.18 

8 58> 2.All 

9S5| 8.28 

1A 

H.11 

4.18 

S.OS 

6.50 

8.27 

700 

783 

8.08 

8.48 

0.20 

10.0010.15 4 Oil 

10.45 10.58 4.42 

11.84 1J.48| 5.28 

" 12.28| H.18 

0.47 

2.08 

3.20 

4.40 

5 42 

U.S8 

7.28 

815 

9.0(1 

10.511 

5.08;l 1.0311.42 

5.6211.51 

0.24 1285 

1 14 

1.51 

2.28 

X.OM 

S.47 

4.81 

5.10 

1 »2: 7.2 

£45 

8.25 

£45] 8.871 »34 

8.57 9.4910.89 

0.0*10.58 11.88 

6.02111.57 

« 571 0 82J12.5.S 

7.47 1.22 i;45 

S.Sfli 2.10 

9.4510.10 

10.2910.57 

11 14 11 45 

9.2»! 2.55] 

12.02| 6.00 

262 

1.46 6.52 

7.48 

8.451 

8.22 

4.10 

4.59 

5.50 

H.42 

7.87 

8JW 

0.28 

HE that rocks a boat and survive* 

.will blow Into a loaded Run wine day 

WAS there ever a'law enacted having 

for lt» purpose a righteous restriction 

of.a greed that wauu't retieuted a» 

coiiflscatory by the interestx airected ? 

IF the Atlanta Constitution doesu'l 

watch out it will be sued for Hlauder. 

It Is In Jersey .that mosquitoes. are 

Interfering with the malls. In Jersey 

the bird is ouly a disagreeable memory 

THAT It payn to advertise, the faroeeing 

merchant has long knowu. The 

prosperity of the man who does contrasted 

with the poverty of him who 

doesn't la satisfactory evidence of the 

worth of the axiom.- If It pays for the 

merchant, why should It not be uruflt- 

1 able for the municipality ? Publicity. 

, the merchant finds, direct* attenllou 

to hlx wares and brings .people to his 

•stores. It will do the same for a city— 

arouse curlwity at Unit, Invite Investigation, 

then Investment. A municipal 

' publicity department IH a valuable 

mm. 

tfXv/.' 

.•>. 

1®"- 

fit'*A"vJ:'.y/, ,,*''.*" - 

1:,"'-''''?*•••.'.'." 

§§t ; 

Wk : 

••?-'•' '••• 

• , WILL BOOHEVELT BINT 

David Graham Phillips, writing in 

Success Magazine, says: 

Will Roosevelt ruuiu 1908? He can 

have the uotuluatlon; that goes with- 

. oat. saying. He need' not ask for it; lie 

need not even withdraw, bis full' and 

, Hnal renunciation. An the tide- blows 

now be will be nominated over bis 

; own protest and re-elected pruetleal ly 

unopposed. Why? Because no other 

_mau.lu our public life bus ever cauued 

, such a flutter In the vulture.roosts of 

the plutocracy. It t» upon these- vulture 

rooxla that the people have tixed 

their eyes.. The people are grateful to 

him for,what be ban done; and an. 

gratitude In "thanks In advauce lor 

' expected future favors," the people's 

gratitude meaps that they want him 

_tastay_wiiereJie_caii_kee()_un_at_thtt 

vultures. 

Roosevelt could lose his 

popularity only by specilically aud 

jpubllcly recanting, by openly joining 

hands with tbe plutocrats. Tbe Harrli 

man letters were a test. -Why did 

they make small public lmpresslou, 

iDJure Sir. RooMevelt'H : popularity' uot 

, 'at all ? Because the people are nhrewd 

and patient and practical. 

They felt 

/that, whatever the Kbosevelt or 1«H 

might- have been to. the Harrlmaun 

and their like, tbe Itoosevfelt of 1007 

.. -! was hated by them;- that tbe plutocracy 

was so acting toward bun that 

. he would be still further frora.lt every 

' 

day he lived and it plotted.' They felt, 

and feel, that even If lie wished to be 

: friends with the plutocracy-secretly, 

' they would not have htm because they 

•• could not trust him: And it Isn't orten 

that the people get the chance to take 

'n'pa man whose only refuge aud hope 

Is In them, a man who not only would 

'hot Join the.enemy if he could, but 

'-also could not If he Would. 

Strong Sermons and Excellent 

Music Heard by 

.Congregations. 

v l'lic churches In this city were all 

largely attended Hunday.. Following 

are reporU'of some of the sermons 

heard; ' . . . 

. IIOI.Y TKINITY. 

The services last Muiulay were well 

attended both morning and 'cvenine, 

and.the music was of the same high 

order that has been attained under the 

direction of Mo^M. Wiley and Itaiba. 

Sin. Bbaler, of lndianu|>olin, anil Air. 

Duly, of New York, saug solos witli 

great effect. Dr. Cook conducted tlie 

two morning services. In tlieeveuiiig 

he preached at Peerinout. The large 

congregations listened wltli deep 

Interest to tlie two able sermons by 

the-Rev J. Hcnniiig NBIIUM,-of St. 

Matthew's 

''liurch, 'Philadelphia. 

•What l>oestTliou Hero, KHjah'. 1 "WUH 

ills theme lu the morning, and "The 

liag with Hole*," In the evening. Tlie 

ilferlugs were liberal, uiid Or. CTook 

re|K>rted good progress on tlie mortgage 

fund, lilsliop Scarborough will 

be here for. continuation on Sunday 

luorniug. September 22. " . 

PI KMT M. K • . 

Iu the First M. K ' I'liu'roli, on Sunlay 

morning, the Itev. Dr. K. IC 

Urunyate, tbo pastor, delivered a 

strong sermou from tlie text, "He 

ipeued the book"—Luke, 4; 1"! . 

-Dr. UrunyateHalii lu part: "Ju-ni», 

after the temptation, left his home in 

h—foi—souie—time—and—llvalap'art 

from the people. We next Und 

Him in Halllee, quietly moving from 

place to place, iu tlie character of a 

teacher and winning the applause of 

those who throng tne synagogues. 

He now starts toward his native place, 

aud is once more found at Nuwelh, 

and 'us His custom was. He went Into 

the. synagogue. on the Sabbath day 

aud stood up to read." 

"What a picture we have before us ! 

The little synagogue of Nazareth, the 

simple village folks gathered for their 

weekly act of devotion. Itself a suMclently 

moving spectacle. 

But this 

day the place seems to shine with an 

uuwonted light. The whole congregation 

seems deeply interested ami restless. 

One of their own. villager* Is to 

read and make Hla tlrst essay before 

them. He Is known to be the carpenter's 

Sou. .Tlie friends aud ac 

quaintauces of His boyhood- days are 

there, full of 'expectancy 

Yonder, In 

the place set aside, for the women, i* 

His mother, with flushed,' but somewhat 

anxious face. Out steps Jesus, 

walks before the open book aud begins 

to read. What a night! Tbe greatest 

of books lies open before the greatest 

of all teachers. Was there ever before 

or since so strange aud wonderful 

scene?. 

"Since that day that book has been 

the cau«e of much searching of heart 

Now to our Lord the Old Testament 

was real aud meant to regulate, con-, 

duct, to formulate right thinking, 

illustrative of dally life, aiid au interpretation 

of Himself aud His mlssloi 

to earth. He taught that whosoever 

breaks one ol the least Commandments 

uriea»t~in~the—kingdom-of—heaven 

Even the ceremonial law must be respected. 

Let (Thrlstlaus ponder the 

way of the Lord, whose custom was to 

enter tbe synagogue, read tbe law. and 

seek instruction With tbe village folk 

ou the Sabbath day.' .He*appeals to 

the Old Testament to show that Uod 

Is oue, aud Is loving and is good aud 

rlghteousinallHisdolngsamonirmen 

Patient study of the Scriptures, He 

teaches, will be" more conforinatory 

of faith lu the. reality of the I'usewu 

than even startling miracles; Th 

days of Noah aud of Lot afford ad 

monition for the men of this day." 

"FIKHT PilKSHVTKBlAN. ' 

"Unpossessed Possessions" was tb 

subject'of au Instructive sermon bj 

the Key, H. T. Casselberry iu the 

'fore, and preach My gospel.- Oo Into 

the uttermost parts of the world; Uo 

preach to- every creature.',' Our duty 

is as clear as the little word 'go' can 

mate It 'Ask or Me aud I shall give 

tbeethe heathen for thine Inheritance, 

and tho uttermost parts of. the earth 

for tby-rOsseiwIpiiB ' . 

"Shall we go In and possess.all that 

Is ours?- Fur all things are yours— 

Paul, Appolos, Cephas, the world, life, 

death, things present, things to coiue, 

all are yours—and ye are Christ's aud 

Christ's Is Uod'».". 

and Mm. Arthur C.'KIng, of foiling., 

wood, N. J., are gueata of Mr. and Mrs, 

Henry Hague, of Asbury avenue, this 

Dr. and. Mrs. H. V. Archibald, of 

; • PERSQNAX9. ! 

Mrs.' C. W. Horn, of Hwarthmore, 

is a guest or the Uar'wood. 

F. H. Colladay. *of Philadelphia, 

was a recent arrival at the lllscayne. 

. .Kilgar K l)oy, of Philadelphia, was 

a guest iif the Palace during the week. 

. Mrs. Ludlaui Hand, of Cape May 

< "ourI House, was a visitor here yesterday; 

" . 

A. J. MeConnell anil family, of 

i'yuwyd, are spending a week In this 

city. 

J. (ieorge llucher and soli, of Nnr 

lierdi, iintke frei|uent visits to this 

clly. 

Dr K J Watson, of ('hestcr, was 

among the week's visitors at tills resort. 

' 

Knoch llarrett. employed at Audolion, 

vlslteil his family Jn this city over 

Sunday. - , 

P. T Walt and 

. , 

Tloga, Philadelphia, have cloned their 

Central avenue cottage, and, Mrs. 

'Archibald has returned home. • Dr. 

Archibald will remain here 'for a few 

dayi. 

Mrs. J. Heeves HHdreth.of thUclty, 

ha» been spendlug the last week.In 

liilladelphlu and New Vork, exauilu 

lug and buying millinery goo Is, preparatory 

toopeulng her fail and winter 

business., • ' _ .. - - 

, ' 

The Misses Kay and.* Nellie Adams',- 

the Misses Watt, or 

Lancaster, h&ve been sending a few 

days here. . _ • 

Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge C Tyler,.of 

Philadelphia", were recent arrivals at 

the Imperial. . " " 

• Mm. Coru Shelley, of Elizabeth, N. 

I* visiting her mother, .Mrs. Mary 

Hand, In tills city. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Townsend have 

•eUirued home after .a week's visit to 

riends In Mlltville • . ' 

Dr. and Mrs. Levering and daughter, 

if Plilladelphia. have been among tlie 

recent visitors here. 

Mr. and Mrs. Win. H. Ferguson 

ud family, of Philadelphia, are regisereil 

at tlie Klberon. . _ 

Miss Mary Oul1leld4s spending the 

week with relatives at Orenloch; Al*| 

ohesson and Woodbury. 

'* 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph- Thomas and 

'anaily, ; of Wissahlckon, have been 

injoying life In this resort. 

Mr. -and Mrs', J. A. Mitchell and 

'ainlly, of Philadelphia, are'among 

lie "ojourners iu this resort. ',, 

Mrs. Itessle Asher Smltli, of Plillalelphla, 

is vMtlng'her friend. Miss 

'Illle Oelzel, at the Imperial. 

Mr. and. Mrs. Krederlek V. Scheu 

iiid daughter, I no 

IW 

IIU 

Andrew Hteel num. IW 

John Tuctor. ' 1 «1 

J. II. Thompson, I on 

Wm. WIlaonT • 1 00 

Kdw.J. Wllllani.. IU) 

IIHVIII William", 1 — • 

J.ihn Bmltli and wife, formerly of 

thi- city,' were visitors here this week. 1 

Wm. Uykem 

' llxirc llowna, 

orman Ihirhy. 

" H. llmkar, 

. K. Knton, 

iu. FVrrell. 

nmllton Unit*, 

N (Irlacons 

.rclilt* llurtlnrr, 

iu. I'. HnlniM, 

,'arjell lll«bm*, 

i«»ry Hector. ' 

ol Horary, 

rl Healli. 

. .... Hunur, 

'hist, Hurrl«. 

aiM.' 

VV. Smith, is an engineer on one of 

the ferry boats plyliig between Jersey 

City and New York. 

Real KKliite Tmtnlcn. 

iecent real estate transfers in Ocean 

City, recorded II. the attice or County 

Clerk Way are as follows: 

Auua Mcl'rosby et vlr to Anna M. 

Ml llgan. tl. lît 414,.Section (1. 

Lewis 8: Smith et ux to Km'ersou L. 

Smith.. *1. Low 5aH and WM, riectlou 

C. ' • , • • 

lorough r Ocean city to David S. 

Ku^lish. *]. Quit i-lulius lot—211, 

Set lion E. 

Jjmes M. Chester et ux tod. Oswald 

Calvert. *1 Lot 778. Section ury Avenue, 

in nner nnd In accordance wltb apeeln< 

lti» it* bt*relnu'ter named: , , 

I »l square feel, mo'e or letM.of l*uvlnie> 

'. io llneHl feel, more OF lent*, of I'oaurete 

Hi. K. \H Incbr* bl«b and !:! Inrlies wide. 

,'l'lir uoncrele abull be compoNed'of treub 

XNZiireth. AlphM or Huylor's cement, rleup, 

Mb irp Mand und wusued uruvel,- broken to a 

Ml*i tbat will pans tbrouich a, on -inch rlnu: In 

ai>/ illraUloa, wnd ttiorouicbly screened. 

Tli »*e lnffr«dlenla shall be uaed In ibe pronorllon 

of one purl cement,'two of. Hand uncf 

fji'rof atone, und mixed eurh time by careful 

On 

in* a»uremenlM . _ _ . _ . 

Hi; al plulforni ol plank, spread loar burrowi 

or Mtind, and upon ibis two b*rrowi*;o 

t'e.uenl, IhorouiEhly mix. tbe two dry und 

tb n throw on eftcht burrows of broken atoni 

tb n I brow on etifht barrowM of 

or wiiHlied ur vei and work over 

' " "" • " idly w 

wtMbed tir vel and wrk ov 

'k thoroughly and rapidly 

llu water U belotc iurnt*cto 

uTllu water U belotc i 

uu HeaobNtone In com 

N 

urnL'ft 

pletel 

r ku 

with i 

wi'iiu water u beioie lurnetton wub u 

:uln; then 

ib vela. 

t n ith a bo 

y oover«d wil 

ic>.r1ar. No more water to be HHed- thun' la 

nf. eManry lo unite tbe material*. AK uoon HX 

«*OI rreuj Ix mixed, II Itftobetuken U>lrenctl*4 

an. 1 dumped In luyeife tbrvelncbea thick* und 

Im-nedlutely rammed nnll wuler Hushes to 

Ib • lop. • , 

i>a lop of concrete specified, luy u 11^. . 

coi.l fine tnuti iblok, properly uraded, of Nux, 

uriitli Forlland Cement und cleun, cruabed. 

Mcrjened Urunlte, tlnlabed with u amootb,' 

ev. n Hurface to u uollorra color. • Luy out lr 

tuii.^rea-of.not over ave feet, with Joints >'Ui 

eut i r>*ly tbrouieb top coa,t; all to be put down 

Mm loth and even, pronerly leruded, and to be 

properly protected until thoroughly liurd. 

: s.ule price per Manure foot far puvlnic n 

pe 1 ' lineal ro^t for ouae ue|>arulely. Tbe "in 

.la reserved by Ibe committee to reject unv oi 

" IIIIIH, uDd lo award Ibe coolntci in wilolt 

a'part. - 

tly OTder of tbe'Conilnlttee. 

H. .I.'RTIK HOII1NMON. 

un I'iij-. NJ..Hej.l. 11, IU07. 

Kecreliiry. 

NOTICE. 

NillcelK hereby given lliat the folloWIn 

(•buiinelM huve been Kluked In Cupe MH 

C 

Upper Towoablp, . , » * 1 

UennlaTownKhlp, lilt iiiktrlcl,. 1. 

I 

Uennla.To'wnablp,2ndJJIrtrlcl, I '. .1 

Wo-Mblne, .' ' ' 1, I 

Koa'Iale Oityi 1 I 

Avulon, • 1 ' ' i, 

Middle Townuhip. I»l Dl.trlct. II ;t 

Mid1leTowniihlp,2pdl>l>trleti 2 , '2 

Anileau, ' I >5 

Wlllwood, 1 1 

Holy H«mch; .2 •• 

^ 2 'i 

'-' . •„• 

p^ 

Wait Cupe May, 

Cap-i M»y City, Iat District, 

Oupu May city. aodDUlrlcl, 

Hontb Cupe Muy, 

Total • , 

,i 

ill 

Ai C. HlLDHICTII, 

UiuilrmunKsp.Co.Kx.com 

For Assembly,' , 

VVILLIAM H. BRIGHT, 

of Holly Beach.- 

Subject to rules or tupubllcan Convsntlop 

TboH. WUIluiuit,, 100 

WuHer Vounjc. . !«« 

Krwuk/elttler. , I tti 

Kdw. Mumlmll, 1 *U 

. ._ , Benj. BurU. »l» 

•JKl Moment Hurley, If 

1 U0 Hurry Tho mpmn, P" 

TEN CHOICE LOTS 

IIU 

i Si 

•10U 

im 

isi, Hur 

M. Jobnaon, 

Reuben Lixtlmn, 'J lu 

>J M 

). J. Murray, 

uliu Morrli*. 

iw.ir 

Jlllwrt I 

liilohHi 

. IU 

m, I 

rdvruves, IU 

Itnutin, 

I ru 

.IMIIUHII, 1 M 

stlu Wallor McCorkk, IIU 

M nun CbMmplon,l ni 

llrrtntDl Hmilli.' ' I «• 

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Kdw. UOrOlch, 

Wm. HnlolKllor, 

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Allowity Hiuitlti 

Thoa. Tborn, 

Wni.'Hlirclnrr, 

Kdwnrd lloylu, 

Frank Want. 

Uvn. H»'«kltil7th Ml.. Uccan Oily. N J - 

George W. Ernst 

GENERAL HAULING 

Automobile Garage. 

Wholesale Hulter, KKRH, l>anl, Cheew 

. and Poultry. 

Residence, 6W Anbury avenue.,. 

OlflM, 7th SUesI bet Aibuii and Wail Aieoua 

ALBERT G. GILBERT, 

PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER 

645 Asbury Aven-ie,. 

OOKAS 01TV, N.J. 

Killluul. KllnvlKhtw • ' • 

Fill I l/lno.or John l.ui'H>i ,v On.'* 1'iil 

Vuro'uhM. Kir., ut Our Mtorc. 

Al»o. Jolm T. LliWlk' l^-ud uhil Oil I'lmaiuntly 

In Block. 

HriDihea nlid l*atii'lcni' 

lll.-yclu Tina und Huuplle'li. lllcycl,- 

pulrlnie Hroiuuily AllemltMl To. 

Ocean City Laundry 

656 Asbury Ave 

KrrHi-cltthH Work lh Kvery Partk'iil 

Lntiiidry iHtllwt(Ht hud tlOUv^riMi every duy. 

Ocean City Ice and coal Co. 

A. J. SMITH. PROPRICTOH 

WHOLX«ALK AMD NCTA.L DCAiCM IM 

-PURE ICE 

BEST'/. COAL 

1* 

1 

OA*C AND 

WOOD 

Office. No. 634 ASBURY AVENUE 

ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY 

IN p ocono Mountain ice 

« 1O14 AabUry A^ 

OCCAN ClT» N. 4. ' 

Attended To. 

OCEAN CITY. N J. 

LEONARD KRAUSS CO. 

Electricians 

823 Asbury Avenue; Ocean City. N.J 

I^wjlricatworkbl7Httlctnrt(rnro 

ten led to. All mute rial and work tfu 

Htrctly UmtolaHM. 

IRA S. CHAMPION 


Guaranteed rttrletly Pure 

AND 

ICE_CkEAM 

ESTABLISHED 1881 

V'tihColdHitorvice n«W tbU year, uiu ,-- 

paisd loglvulwtturMcrvlceuow tbuu lu tin 

7 ; h Stand AsburyAu 

pmBtTOHIi 

A. H. BAKER 

Jndertaker - and - Embalmer. 


OCEAN CITY. N.J.I 

er nlielit. 

LAKE 

Uhdertiker and Etntialmer 

AI. AVKNUK .. 

OOKAfi CITV.N.J 

THE 

'7rH AND ASBURY AVE.;. 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

Fine Paper Hanging, Painting 

A Select Une ol , 

WALLPAPERS AND 

IIITERIOR DECORATIONS 

, Headquarter? for 

UP-TO-DATE SIGNS' 

AHlatlc Woriimanahip 

Lowaak' 

CHARLES L. HOFMANN 

ÊGISTCRCD ARCHITECT 

006 WALNUT STREET 

• , PHILADELPHIA 

Tbla apac* la reaarvM lor 

. W. : L. BERRY. 

Manufacturing Jeweler, 

NO. » SOUTH SECOND ST.. 

pa,' 

tUpnlrlDC 

W It coiniM to current toplcx, 

bow »bout electricityV . 

V«t'y few people now out or work 

oaten they waut to be. , 

Tbe Mlf-may the mayor and the people o! 

Orean well^mny—be-reKariletl—aw j 

money wêll expended for the udvertlx 

liC of Ocean Clly. 

The necoiid iiiuvcntioii wax held 

iei» hint week, when the IIfly-fourth 

xeuil-Hiiiiuul «x«lon of the New Jersey 

Sluie llomii-opnlhif Me.ll.al Soitlely 

coiiveuer the ineniherx or Ihe Stale widely. 

tlie uiajorlty or whoxe liieuiberH hail 

rrom north or Camden. 

However, 

there were pnieiit reprexeiitntlve 

doetorx from nil over tlie 'State and 

nlHilclphui. Ainouu the promlnei.t 

pliyxicianx and HiirgeoiiH from I'hltadelpllia 

wax Dr. Herbert I*. Northrop, 

deun of llahiicumnii, who hux l>itu a 

cottager liere ror a number of yearx. 

Taken ultOKether, tlilx rexort liax 

maile uu excellent beginning ax u convention 

city. It hux lieen dlxcoverwl 

by the doubting Tlimuuxex that Oi-enli 

City Ix ihoroiiBiily'on'I'elt'nt In every 

way lo handle i;ood-xl/.eanloii, 

and both made u quick move Up the 

Htreet toward the Fnxt Hliore Ijlne 

Htutlon. . • . . ' . . * 

Meaiiwlille, Mr Fogg wax x» earing 

out a warrant for CariutnterV arrent on 

charge or gaiiibliug. The cry wax 

mixed -that Carpenter wax altout to 

leave for*Atlantic City, aud Constable 

JoluiHoii Jumped into Mr. Fogg'x auto 

anil wow whirled to'the Faxt .Shore 

Lliii; ntutioii. 

There Carpenter wux 

found in a ear. The railroad people, It 

ii »tu(ed, were (ersuiulwl to hold tlie 

cur. , , . 

While tlilx w«« going ou, the warrunt 

had been prepared, and File 

('filef S. it. ,. 

(Formerly Aetna) 

.' I". U.S. CAKE, Owner 

I.,. III.I.-I .Nt.rniHli.lu-, WwOiliiKtan,U. C.) 

A 

,111 MKHJiilrx Wll .'-KloVKtori Klrctrlo 

l-unl", \rlt-Hliin Wiilvr/ritlcpl-onoxln 

KIM,IIIN. • WlillfHtTVlCH. HOItcaortflo 

•' uiuint. ultlt |irlvidu Imtlis nnd Irnlla, 

HIM, Miu;li> ..mil tloillilu riHiuta .wllll 

l>i IVIII - hulh. , ' , • 

• KWVAIIII K. CAKE, , 

' 

.Mlinas«r 

THE IMPERIAL 

II|H- 

AVK., 

IIOKAN OITY, N 

Mrs O. UKTZKL. 

GARWOOD HOUSE, 

OCEAN CITY. Now Jorsey. 

I>• llulillnl l-oi-i.Ucin. All Hie UtUwt Iravi-iiit'iiif., 

Huithu Uvuttxl turougliaat. 

•11 lilt tlieytmr. ' < '. , 

M KS. M. (1A KWOOIt, Prop. 

II. N.nl'rll, ••ro|>rlcl»r 

Mr.-Cole thought it wax not necessary 

for the wilnexx to, give hlx place 

;>f residence., 

Mr. lloxwell limixlvd ti|>oii having 

it, and Justice Ituxh xald he could see 

no reason for the witness refusing to 

n'swer Ihe

HE WANTED THE SHIP 

Thought He Was Eligible to Com- 

•mand .a Cruiser. 

AN OLD TIME NAVAL. PRANK. 

The Shabby Trick That Was Played 

Upon a Patriotlo, Croak Boilermaker 

by,'Some of Undo Sajn'a Sailors With 

,-• Whom He Had-Shlpped. .••.'•" 

"A nuuilwr'of j'cnnt URO tlio cruiser 

on wlileji I'.wnst serthiR HhipiKwl a bollennaker 

wliile. wo were on (the Medltorpmeiur 

Million," «nlil a retired potty 

OUULT of the liiivy.' "O,ur'-foftueT JKIUenunker'n 

time expired while,we \iero 

, nt Gibraltar, uutl.nM he Wiv* nut In Rood 

phynleiil tdiupo ho wasn't n'-cnllMtcd, 

but took Ills illscliurKe and returned 

to the . United- smii's liy muli Hiwuwr. 

Bo tbo ship WIIH sli.v n imlK-nmikiT. 

a very hiip.'ituul nnd nivossiiry petty 

oflleer down below In tin- cnirlneorV 

doimrtni.'iit. mid wiion llio ship j>iillotl 

Into Niiplos liiivimr ilie chief iMiclnoor 

wont iisliore io Mi anil furious words, 

of the* different khnls of tnr Greece 

could knock out (it Turkey. 

•The Klilp n-iH . around on the Pacific 

shitlou when'the war broke out 

between preive ami Turkey. 

When 

tlio UPWS or the nntlirenk of tin? war 

pot to 1 ^liir cable 

lenKtrni' distance. 

Mnro hoard It 

• and, Buspectlmc'thht IIIR confldcnco had 

been abused, cot rod nntl flnbherpnated. 

He suddenly bolted for tho onprfno 

room hatch nnd iputlo his \rnjr bolow, 

nnd It took three marines to drnre him 

aft to tho sick bny, where the surgeon, 

' .at the sldpper'w commiipd, pare Mnro 

a half hours examination an to his san- 

' Ity. Maro wus'Knrno enough to decline 

to give' tlie" name of tho enlisted man 

who had told him ho won eligible for 

the command o'f tho ship upon'ttJ! being 

, tnmed Into the navy of Greece,' but 

the thrashing ho 'gave that bo'tmn's 

i 

mate when bo got him 'on tbe beacn' 

•ma certainly Bavaeo." 

, • KUakln to an Admirer. • - 

. Buskin, It Is..known, hnd big own 

ways of publlHlilut; his wnriM, with tho 

result thnt tiioy were Kdructlines hnrd 

• to got nnd expensive. According to tbe 

Great Central Itnllwny -Joiirnnl, ho 

once sent thin letter ton stranger who 

Wroto to. him complaining of the price 

of his books: 

' ' 

U "Wooditook Ttoad. Oiiford, MW No*,, »'W, 

• My I>oar sir—I tinv.. ordered my pub. 

I!f5, cr 

*""" yoJ1 in slft n bool£ o* ""-n" 

, liiclttdliiK lnlen-i.1 Vml P- »ul«l mien have 

iKt-n luul on 'neeoiun of Maine, uiul lie ninotint of- tiixl/i. laid au 

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HALE FOR TAXEN—CQ1WTI1UJED. 

Owner. • 

CUarlm Hbel>|mnl 

Wuller Miller 

Itnknnwn 

Charlie Nliepunid. 

I'ltai'lfl* HUeppard 

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IIHIIVflou IVlilli wlnt'l it' r^'iir ol J.".HII|» 

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llli.rontrollliiK estate tniDsnctloaa and 

iittrolllnu the Incomoa of people who 

re iiurortiiuiite t'limiKlr to be Baddlea 

IUIIT the trust deeds. The Bollcltor, 

.bo IIIIM bis own trtidltlon to work out, ' 

ytnir*OohVi)yuno.Dit > iConinitHHiuhuiro 

Ueor«taryiJ«4anUUy Hoildtnieund IJMM AMtUKjlut 

, . Notary Fuhllr, MUKier In lUiim 

. an City HuildinK and I^MUI AM»Oclutlou, I^>ui lor Mule orlixuliiiliKe. IIOUM 

rent, turnUheu or uufurnUbed. U«edn, tuuda, UortKUKMi, Wllla untl.c'onlnicl- rum 

dr»va. Abatnuuol title*oareftilly prepared. Kxperlence or more tlmu iw«nty-rive y 

omco-«lilh«lreel and Anbury avenne. P. O. HoiZffi. . Wl, I.AKt 

Agent 

LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 

No. 721 Asburij Apenue, Ocean City, N.. J. 

BomitUog boo»M uul ootta(aa tor nnt In all part* ol tha city. On 

The New Judge'a Notea. 

Chief -lit>U.-.- riilc"iibrldi:i* of Onta 

rl«: Mr. .lusiir,- llr.lt.tnii" null Mr.-Jin 

tic. 

Kiililell, a lie" ly upp-hiti'il Juiliri 

iu i. pin It niil.Ily. Mr. Jiiiito 

lie. mime extent lnuri'il iipilust llu 

letiouWies* of-ill.- pro.'.-c«llni{« us worbls 

1 

colleiiKUi-s, was observed to pus 

an. of them u slip of paper, on which 

prmmmlily were written.some note^ 

._ ., 

Immediately the "noti's" 

we v read, however, by bis iiilh-ucui*" 

thi re wus it SIIIMIIUKI siitfK l ' rt tlon o 

ail ih iipiuiri'iit on tlielr i>»rt. It turn 

•d out tllill till' -uules" rend lifter'till 

• , Tin-: "jj'vms." 

(W ill iii-'l..Kl' » lu Mr. Iti .IMir.1 KIpllUE 

-'IU l» .1 in.ik.-M thin I I.H.IUIO' noliwV 

' "IIH ntuTi-.-rH ..f»'nlii' urt;i|iili'llt,'' 

Til,- ,'.il..r ».'i'i:.'iiiii mil.I. 

••'lio 'as l.i.'.-ur tin- I'iilly stuff?" 

AHU.MI KIU H'..n-1'itrild.'. 

"Tin 1 

i'lil-r utiil IIIH T.u'11 liir.'d m. n." 

Th.' 

all III" 1'rnt'ka. 

An I li.'a I'r.lty sure lu C"t It wlu>r« On 

flil.'ll.'ii t"l Hi.- im.- 

W1..II tli" wliut nn. effect Ii'iirnlnc to pin 

a I orn bus on some jierftons, I uscd.t 

be a pretty- KOIXI b««n slnci'r^ but 

coll't nine, worth a cent now.'!, 

1 Does loanihic to play a born epol 

thi voice;' n^l;c.l his next door nelgl] 

bo'. ' ' " 

• 

• *It' illil mini-.". 

' IIoiv ilo you iiccoimt for Ity 

•I iloli'i know how to ni'i-otiiit for I 

SttnliiH iln> viM-iil I'orils porliaps. All 

knw Is ilmt ,1 blew niy toloe oi 

tbloiicli thi- inoiitlipioi'f* of my cornet.' 

• I^lil you huvo n good voii-o?" 

' EvcrylNuly sutii iio." 

•Thi'ii It's n iin-nt pity you (>vr 

JMrni'il to piny u horn," replied 111 

nrfelibor. slmklni; ills hwul stiilly. '1 

er—think I shoul.l IUIVP enjoym'l.hra 

lni: yon UIIKT.V ^ Youth's fompunlon. 

Let No One Boait. 

>'i.vi*rtlii'U*Ms, let no one hoiistT Jilt 

us every iiiun, tliiniiili he In. the lirea 

ent-ei'iiltw, tun very iletlnltp limitation 

In muni- mw spbero or kuowleilce, nn 

.ttim. ntti'HM bis eoinmon orlijin wit 

tin' ftswiitiillly |ii'i ; vt.rKi. nud stupl 

Uims of niniikind. so nl«n' linx ever 

mu» souu-tbhii: hi his naiure which li 

positively «v||. Even ftie best-uay-.tht 

not lest-dmrui'tur will •soiniitlmi-s sur 

prlie.us by Isolate,!'traits of deprnvlty 

as Uioiish a wen* to nekiiowleilei* I 

khuhlp with thi'liuhiun me, I,, UM 

vlll tiny-nay,, cruelty-Ms to l«. round 

that deiirw •"• • ' 

V'hen 

The' Whole Show. 

IlilliliiUtclu was truvti 

--•--••,,.-i. in 

n no ., ITU \ VI 

thriuub the CulU'd Sluti'S upon u'c, 

cor: tour It ci,,,,,,.,.,! that nnrnuni's elr 

cuf followed exuetiy the u i m e 

rollt( 

chfHi.ii by tin. L-r.'iit Itiis«bm. On on 

omuliM iv|,,.,, t|,e ,„,!„ WllB H11(,(| w(t 

Rnike cluirniers. iiirobuts. clowns an 

tin.--like, the •Kiiiir.l, u»l|»lhir iH-rliuti 

Itu iliisteln's ri'iiidrkirbli' apiieuriiiii'i 

ahcwy'TiiitiliKr u\a lwinhii. head wit 

n uivnke sbnki'.- Itu1iin«telii nercH 

Rrowledout, "Sir, I mu the show'': 

Still In the^bTrh. 

•" Jolts your nmltl ohJ(M-t to lioln 

cured a Hcivunt'.'".. -I d0,,., .|,ll0^ 

We vi* 1 only hud her two weeks am 

she hasn't roully porulltted us to ire 

on ipcaklnc terms with her as yet 

Chicago Record-IIorakL • 

government IX.IHIH uml all such documents 

which luivt* H tendency to lead a. 

weak men Into temptation, awl that If 

wby so many solicitors, when thej 

need money, tlnd It lni|H>ssltile to ret 

tlie. ile-tln' to lake that which b 

not tlieirs.-Lonilon letter In Town and 

Country.. 

BROILING. 

If the.tire should liu.too hot, sprinkle 

ult over It." 

. •_ 

-IURW luul other, tliliuri which need 

to.lie-linlvcil sluiulil l>e bmlled lnalde 

tlrsr. 

• 

Alwuys urcuse '•»' lirldlroa well nad 

liuve. It Iml l»'fo"ri— tin.*'.meat 14 placed 

on It. , . 

Never: put your fork hi the lean part 

or meat on tin' crlillron, us It allowi . 

the Juice to excupe'. 

I'Uh should be buttered and Bprlaklcd 

with Hour, which will prevent the 

skin from lulherlui; to the grldlro'n. ' 

ltetueiiilM-r thut* u hot, clear fire.Is 

ueiessury. f.T brolllni; all small artlcli's. 

They. Kboiild h> turiied often to 

IK- C.H.I,,MI evenly without being burned. ' 

Cover the Krtdlrnn with a tin pan or 

n liukbiu pun. The sooner the meath 

iooke.1 wit bout burning' the better. 

Tlio pun tmlilx tilt* hunt anil often prevents 

u- HI ray line' of suiuke from 

totichlni: tin* meiit. •rhl}ndelpbla Ledger, 

' • •' " . 

8aving a Cab Fare. 

Iler.-'H n ijivity 

tule of domeatle 

e.-oiioiny from an KIIKHHU pajicr. He 

hn.l 

UCII hriiiiu'lit up In the lab or 

luxiiry and I'Vtravniriiuce, nud whea 

luid tinier came uud he had to go down 

lo tin- . Ity and bxik CMrefully after.hto 

-tilllhm- II was IIIH pretty nnd teader 

-lllili.-w:|f.i-who-hi.liii^l r hliiijind:encoar-_ 

;il- r .'l him l.y e>:ampl|-'lu HIIIHII aaTuiga- 

Oli.' rcn." he never 

would' face. 

IK- 

balked nt • tukliiK a hus, "It 

inlKlit PHK» the club, you kuow, dear, 

nnd the, folln»-« ".nt ' tho windows." 

i me eveulii):. however, he returned ra- ' 

dlulitto dinner. 

Tenderly embracing 

hi* life's partner, he murmured: "I've 

.ii.iie it. diirllm::. All the w«y fortbiee- 

-(H-iit^-^^—li*»v«.—and—irratltudo—^were-lo— 

her eyes us M| 1( . aniil: ".My brave boy! 

I ild. you mind It very miieh?' With if. 

firiion'ate .hi- made anjj»er:, 

.*'Xo, dear! liot ln.& seat: real soou old 

sort, the driver. Tuld me lots of stories 

unit' was i|iilte clmtty. , filpitnl chap! 

Cavi- him a ME cluiir and half a crown 

for himself when I pit down," 

Precioua Plant .Stones. 

Anioni: Ihe many struuKU thiuga to b« 

found In tin. Philippine Inlands ate 

the so calU'il "plant stoueii" eucounte*. 

INI uo»' iiud acalu lu certttln vegetable 

Krim'ttiH. 

Ttie hmnhoo, for Instancei 

ai-iordlnu to Kultiir und N'atur, coainliiH 

a Ktnne very similar to the opal, 

Iml on Mi.'unit of therarlty with which 

It Is fatiml It Is much' more'-costly than 

the opnl. In mnny thoiisnud caneatalki 

ciimioun uud carefully examined then 

uiuy pcihnps b> ono in which this beautiful 

KreciilHh pink Hclutlllntlng stone 

ban bleu formed from the minute particles 

of KlllceoiiH deposit that lmparoi 

HH Intense liiirduesrt to tho outer corerliii; 

iii' the culie. -The bamboo cane, 

stone lu known' IIH tnbuHlllni. In the 

Interior of Mime i-oconnutu a' stonellke- 

Kw'retlon Is found thnt In not Ulterior 

In lirlltlnncy to thn most heahtltnl'geanine 

pearl. 

•. 

"The Almighty Dollar."'' 

A feivnt headline, '•'Kule of the Dol" 

Inr," |HIS »iiL-i«'Hted the luijulry. Who 

nrlelnimil the.fumlliar phruae *th» 

aimlchty iiollaVJ" It wus Washington. 

Irvlnt: In'-T.lie freolo Vlllaee," * 

he puliltslied In 1R37. The phraae be- 

(•nine HO popular und cxelicd ao moch 

controversy lu consequence of » douh' • 

whether tho udjectlve WUH Irreverent 

thut ltM nutliiir hud to emduuj elghteeo 

years later that he had Intended "no 

irreverence, i-veu to the'dollur, whl 

he Is well'UM'are is-bei-onilug danj 

more and mole an object of worship. 

"Dollar" Is |i>rtnlnly°one of the • wo '. 

Brent wordH now, and It tB dlffl*" *J 

ronlln- thnt It opiy means "vallejeft 

the. "thaler" huylfan been natped B" 

tho JoiichliimthHl. In pohemuv In wh "* 

VKlley it Was lirwt coined In the $*• 

ieenth i*ntnrv.—Iîndon Chronicle. 

• * • • 

Wonderful Bulldera. . 

A persniial Inspixjtlon of the py»' 

mldn nindu by an EnRllsh quarry owner 

led him to the conclusion that the 

•oUl Enyimima 

wore' bettor bulldert 

.than those of tho present day. He 

found'blockB of Ktone In the pyramid* 

welghlui,' three or four timed iw mocn 

nH the oiiellHkH on the banks of '^J 

N'lle.'' lie mi* a stone the eatun»«'«>- 

WelKbt of which wus 800 ton*. M»»» 

of thu stones wero found tob« thifty 

feet In hiugth nnd ^tted so closely toccther 

thut the blado of-a penluiire 

could bo rim over tin) surface wltbow 

iHscov'urliiK tho' break between' them- 

Thero Is no macuJnory, be chUn* «" 

perfect that It will make two aurttMJ 

thirty feet Ih length which will n»» 

together m unlaon as the stone* to »• 

pyramids moot ,, , 

• VOL. XXVIII. OCEAN CITY, N. J,, THURSDAY, SEl'TKMHEU li>, 1907. NO. 

OeeanCity Sentinel 

• Published Weekly «l" 

OCEAN CITV. rsK O. 

; ' ;; k "• ' - " y - • 

g. CURTIS ROBINSON 

Editor and Proprietor 

$1.00 P" Year, Strictly in Advance ' 

$1.50 at End of Year 

CITY DIRECTORY. 

CITV OFFICIALS 

«.n>r-Jo«i'|ili H. CluiBiplon.' ' '•»*" 

SStl'li'""'"" 1 "'"-""'"-"• Adulix., 

JuyClerK-T. U* Ailnina.. 

Tnimiun'r—lrii K CI111111N011 

AJlUrtiir—NU-HulBHfonion • 

ihlil ur IMIi -rtBinuel xi-ull. 

BSMIOB lii»|M-tllli oilli-i-r unu Ktcrciwy, T. 

mnTrrfunt. 

KIIIH'II W. Ihirlvluii: 

liiHik>.'lor, nr. N. Uim'uril Hun: 

$ml*r. ol Ilimnl-lir. CIIII*. II. Kliler uml 

^jr#l,>.(jrlMfom:Hiinllury InsiK'Ctor, .l.ilin 

*toSl"ol hMucallon-lir. H. T. Alilsil'l, 

: A. J. Hnillli. Vice I'n-slilviii: |{! (.', 

4fflSh.'r mi*! ^--.'rliiou.'-.ui !•• in. Holy 

UUIDIUUUIII. tkr-l Situdiiy In tlie moiitli, lil.l". 

•.m.:ollirrsaii.liiy«,S.UIII, in.; Holy 

liny, 

St. AuKUMttne'i, lloiitnn CHUIOIII- c'iiiucu, 

4hbary HVwuiif, iîwftfti 

Tuint^-iiili uml 

UEloo Tulwrnui'li- lbi|>ll-t I'liiir.-li, Kli-liih 

•tneluuil W.«tMVvnul'. IU*v. J. It. Itiuiulou, 

ir, HUli.luy.-ervli-e-, prfiicluin.' II u. m. 

ID. Ul' l'.li>l'r Iliwlliu!.-* o'clock KrltluV 

at. DttWvK* nf ill.- ixitiril—r'hurli'- II. 

ntaiag. - . - 

ttonrd, rlliitrmuli; ,1-ilm H. Trower, treuM- 

•W.J«ui.- .\. M. K. rucir.li.eornii hpwnth 

tiidlltt%vuiiv.',iu.. .ii.uuii l ity, S' ,l,,siiiiiiiel 

Uuiwy. |M4-l.ir. Huudiiy *Vrvn-^-: i'lcucliut. 

ll.wii. iu.; iû'.i>aili MI'IHHII,'j.:!o i.. in.; 

.-withm-, HI Mi'eiiH'K.' 

I M. K*I'iilin'h,Tenth -lr.-.'l unit 

lnnfcouitvuuUfûlit*ve-UeaillliU-l>eil.-tliy, 

Uev.J, A, klull, pu-lor. K»'rvliu-M, II 11. in. 

NU 

ts-IUutl. -îi|>. iu.;('llrl'-lluii Hml.'iivr 

^7Jiii p. ut. rrL'H.'hiou.N |i. in. 

SECRET SOCIETIES. 

•Ou»D f lly Loilue, No. 171, K. und A. M.. 

•«• BK-ouii uinj fourili Tuur-ulny evpiiiuuol 

mcti liittiilh. In Mii-onli; null, *.\. M' 

WUIUin M. iciiiulc, U'crl'lury, I'. M. 'llloiiliu. 

i.Tborp. , 

OKinC'liy Liutue, No,jai, K. or I'., IUM-IK 

mmuilu'K.iif I', lii.ll. A-lulry uveiiue, nviir 

HsraiittiMlrtvl, *'.IJ., lirtilou Vliiiuiiiun; Kt 

lHK.antr.,K. llowiird Tlioru. 

lotauouiaii, No. iji, Jr. ')• V. A. M.. nieft- 

«r> Tu»xliiv pvviiliiu ih K. or f. null. 

Councillor, Tbuuiu- Yoiint; ,\ .I• hull." si. w,, .iiiim w.'Hiiiiili; ici-onlr! 

WlllMrii Ik' i,i., >,,^ 

KutmlttTrll*, No. '.BU, I. II. It. M., merl 

!«ch Wednt-iliiy nv.'iilni; In K. or IMiul 

Uto« L. Wiilliwo, kiuiKT ol ri'M.'r.l-. 

Wuhl 

rmldeu 

mona *. 

ilnjcton l'uiii|i, No. 7. r », I*, ii. W. nl A,, 

every- r'Miltly niutit lu K. ol !'• !u*Umi, 

K110.-I11', lluricll; K4-*T*.|iiry, Kit- 

(Vmp 111, |., o. of A., limit, vvt'ty Suiilrdii 

Uyup.ln., in K. of I', hull. 

M.'T. till" 

" m u v r y , . •.,•-•• 

mtciin t-oiinrli, No, ui. l>. or I'.-HIM- 

Moniluy ulwu at;:». In K.nr I*. Hu 

s, cuinplfll, K. of IC, 

CHURCH SOCIETIES. 

••llbiT M. K. (,'IIIIKCII 

Udlea' Aid hiwiu Uml Monitny ewuliu o 

«tH UlUUtli. MrH. KlIliuliKII UlllUly. |nri'»l 

Jwnl; UN, ijiivinlu Tnorn. .ir*iut*ur«r; MK 

wne Aduhw.'ai'cretury* - - 

to 1^ 

' ^' âudytHuperlnleiHlenl .inn 

. U 

JV 

if 

•Lo 

HAND, 

ATTORNEY and ' . 

COU NSELUOR-AT- LAW. 

Hollcllor, MiMler aiKt.Ksmnlner In Clmmvry, 

thlpmiM. I'ourt Coi 

lr.»l,,>,pr. Xoiaiy 1'iH.ll.i. 

"AlfK M«Vii,)ii.'. 

W. II111.T AI'iMll. ANIIJIKWI'. llo-UKl.1. 

L,A\V OFFICES 

Apgar & B'oswell, 

•MA-TKIIS IN l'IIAM'Kll\, 

IIIHIRMK mil.hlNc. 

AHHlltV A VKNI'J-: uml KHIIITII MTItKKl 

. VUl'KAN I'lTY, N. i; • 

UAVV OFFICES 


,, ' ' Itoom* ;il,',, :i|.,"itii.t :||7 

ll.irll.ll llull.llni:. " ::; 

JAMES M. E. HILDRETH 

Counsellor-at-Liw 

Mii-l.-r .mil KxioiitniT 

c'liuin^*ry 

~i'Al"K MAT'I'ITV. 

L,AW OFFICES OF 

Herbert R. Voorhees, 

Ail.\Nlie rrrv: »"»; I m-tlny uml Tlnir-ilii) 

ink' Winter""*"* 

H 

^"T. ABBOTT, M. D,, 

1'liyNlciun anil Nuro*ii, 

OFFICE—Comer Central and Eldblh Street. 

I Till V n. 111. 

:/+'roui l.lo :i 11, m. • 

( Kroiu K lo l*)», 10. 

OFFICE HOURS : 

FIREMEN ARE READY FOR 

PARADE AND INSPECTION 

T: C. HUTCHINSQN. M. D. 

IIomocopntliiMt. 

No. Hii't Oi-oiin Avuiniu, 

OCEAN CITV, N.'J. . 

Orili-K HOITKM:—Till Hi u. iu.,1! lo I p. lu., 

mo Mi. in. ll.i'li l-hinii-.. 

JSj > HOWARD BURT,M. D: 

. 809 Wesley Avenm:. , 

IIOI'KH:- 1 , I I.. :t 1 

N. GKLSCOM, M. D. 

ST. ANN \VlvSU-:V AVK. 

'Ih l'h*iiMw-|l.,ll,'t*.; )Ml«'l i^nuf, 11,[, 

lloiir*. 

I'tittl'llhi, in. Km in 1. lt»K p, in. 

lumi" f-nntiuy i>fTi'iinwnt. 

Ilii. Hour 

Nn mil 

\Vf«1l|f«-tl'l) thut 

they are uble\.to iiutioiiuce that there 

will lie two baniN or niuslc In Ijne—one 

uiiiile up or Oceuu" City iiitihlchitis, 

iimler illrcctlon of I'rnf. II. II, I'.iiKe, 

u-sl-tuii by l.i'iuler V. II. Ilulllcld uud 

lv'11 or three members or hlx Chiylou 

Concert Itiiuil, « liirli iiuiili* HIICII 11 lilt 

in Hie clly puvilion during the..pnnt 

"iiniuier Hennoii.. 'I be other I111111I will 

lie rrom Mny'n IiiimllnK. Till- btinil 

wu- here 11 couple or ye:ir- IIKO with 11 

ileli'Kittlou or. Keil Men rrom MnyV 

liiiiuliiiK. 

' 

The L-oiiiiiilttee muiniiucc* thnt tin* 

eitl/ei.ir. have Klvcu ueuerou* conlrihillioiiHrortliL'pur|Ni-eor 

weciirhiK nili-lc. 

The tntnl uuiuutit received up to Tueniluy 

iirturuiHiii wu* -*lL!-.^». 

However, 

nililllloiiul HUlMcriptiiiiiN will be thunkrully 

receiviKl. 

• 

The piinnlu win xturt rrom Fourth 

und Anbury iivelrue promptly nt :t Hit 

o'clock. 

No. I ('mupuny will fiirm oii'Axbury 

! uveuile, uortli or Fourth Hlreel.iiuil will 

hi'uil the lluu or piiruih'. 

O*o. - ('oiiipiiny will (1.nn mi I'ourth 

»tri'tt,"ea>.t of AKliury iivenui.. •- ... 

Nii. :t ('oinpiiiiy will form on I'onrtli 

Htreet, went »r Axlmry uvenue. 

The 1 in r in I c will 

re .li.wn A-hury 

uvenue III Koiirtet'iit,h utreel, lo* 

inilitiiiy 

anil, tin- . 

mrU to tin- ilaily pioyiain.- 

_ Thi'.lamistowu, IKposiiion is a iiioiniiii'iHi'Vi'iii in 0111 

Kiiliiilill) 1li-t'-f.' '"'' "'""''I' In;'visi'H'il ''V I'Vi'lV Ainrl'ii'ail 

vilizon wlio ili-snis lo SIT wl'iat ilnvi' liiinilfi'il yi'tii's »i 

Aiili'i'li'iui i'iiti'i'|irisi' lias wi'mislii i» • l " |i liiinl. 

Tln> IVuim.vlviiiiia Uuili'iiail iHVi'rsiiiiniWix'rsi'i'vlm'Via 

Uliiliiilfliiliiii ;iml \\< "t-ai" 1 

Cluu-li'S•Itmili-';" by- its I'I.HIIi>s 

\ ; ia'i!iiltiiii»ri' amltlic Uhl>»ii|ii'al;f I'.iiy l'«rtiil|itui)iit. The donanornriimr 

eo'lk'etioiix'al the'i'liuri'li xerviVexdiiriu 

(-the yt-iir wete/j.'tict.ii.'i; literarj;, 

f2 «: Sabbath w-hool, M>-"IIIIIC. - ; Kruueix llurki', w lm bax been luthix 

' 

nini* here from 

The wcldiiii; 

I'lirretl althelirideV h.mie.. •rhei-ouple 

IIIIIC. ; 

• The Cape May County W f T I'.'flty a year. I He 

'oiiventliiir will lie held In tin* Melho- KliiKi-lon, Jniiiari 

dl-l Cliurch ut «'upi' k\luy «'lly on 

Si'pti'iiiU'r !iMli. 

r 

The Iti-v. Madlxon c. peterx, D.l>.,or 

New York, will be a -peaker ui (be 

evetilni?. Dr, I'elcrx preacbex every 

Sunday 

niornlmi hi the .Mnjextle 

Tliealre lo the MarKe-t 'aiidlencex In 

-Aiiu'rlei..—ll-lx-n-riire privlk'KOl.iheur 

x» KIHHI a speaker, uml all wbi. do 

xo xhould be prexeut. -Îrx. l-inimii' 

Itonriie, State I'rejident of tbe W. ('. , 

T. I* . atsii wtl| xpeak In the eveuiui;. 

» ill In till-1'ity. 

»»"". «• >»' «•."•".,..«,.. 

A bill wax found l,y Hi... uraii.l jury 

»l 

C*onliriiiiill4>ii. 

Tlm' ItiKjit ICcv. John Sciithoroui;h, 

II. IV, Itlrfhnp or New Jer»ey. will 

vi-ll ll.e.iii Cltv.'ni Siitiiriluv. Ilu-Kiiwt 


for the accident nt the I F .iirl.'iixli ITU- 

InK, 

AIIKIIHI• *,'!', .when I'.- (Jiirk wn 

lii-tiiiuly kill-d, llt.rry r thix 

ita*. ruturiii.il rroui II vlxlt to thi 1 fin 

il' William' (1. llruMiineli, in 

Denulx. 

Capt, iiml Mi*. J. M. Sharp'am 

duimhli'r, Mixx Mrniilv, hu\;e rt-ltiriiedj 

from a •weult'u crulKC to < *upu Sliiy ir 

vicinity. 

Klwooil Stet'liiiuii, of I'lnllulcljihi 

ti'uu u visitor at tbe home of liU pai 

entx. »Slr and MrJ. Hiram Steuluimi] 

on Siinihiy. . ' . . - . 

Mrx. Joseph Hurui'tt hu« bit*ii i-'iitei 

NEFF STOPS BLOWING OF 

MOTOR CAR WHISTLES HERE 

649 Asbury Ave., 

while the .weittltuH* wnriirk s,"' 1 ,' 

policy. We lire not rushed .win. 

work—neither are the |>ipes< 

PLUMBING 

overhauled m>w will bo in perfect 

eoiiilitioti'. for the winter 

caulpai),'"—if 

we ( I" tlltW overhntiliitK. t 

There's not n thill},' we don t 

know nlmiit ' pliiniliing" and our 

. knowledge »nrt the skill that fioes 

witl'l. it enn lie had at a moderate 

price. ' .. 

GROVES 

* Ocean City, N. J. 

135. FINE 

BASS IN BAY 

Nuisance Abated Through 

Persevering Efforts ofjusticc 

of Peace Rush. 

; WILL IMPROVE , 

. BOILING CASINO 

Wm. G. Mooro, IMatiB to-IIuvc 

More Room in Ice 

• Cream Parlors. 

cssfs. .Masscy & Edwards 

Enjoyed a Day of 

. Great Sport. • 

Wilnext 

Monday. 

Mr«. IJ. .A. Jukumult atiil Mltw 

(). E anil Anna" M Jnkomeit al 

Ik'nrothy Kurt/, iif-l'lliludulplilii, u 

Ut the Iiuperlal. ' • . 

Mr. anil Mr*, It. Howard Thurti, ,i 

jtitlH city, will Htart 'in ii («»' Uuyn f 

JaineHtown, 

Tlicy will be away 

SUN'i'lNKl. at the lime, Ju~iii'i- Kn-li, ». 

rmv duyx wince, recelveiplhi 1 follnwini!: 

luttur: ' • •'".'. 

. JHUOMKS llrwu - • 

Dear tilri'-Auiiin ri'fenruu to your 

Capt J. M. Oiirby and wire Imve ri'f ry '. • 

Nearly nil of our people have reliirui'd 

lioiue frmn ()ro)ioxltlon to 

build aii out und out tinw town than 

to Htlinuliito mi old tine into liberality 

ami activity that'will permit of uxtenulve 

developiueiit.—Cope May Star., 

Ijiilu M. Ware, teuehur of Pi&uo and 

Oruun, 8i!7 Anbury nvenne. T 

beglim (September X 1007. 

ti 4 un'd HOIIII* otiiorM were. 

liicil ut the Itellovuo Hotel, aH Ruetitu 

'|ht-"uudldutex. ... 

tOTS TO BE SOI,p -" 

ouiivll AuMiorlzrM city Collrclor 

lt> Collect for Improvement!*. 

At u x|ii'clul meetink or Council on 

lojidtiy inuht, it wnx ilocldcd to onler 

y 

l 

iroceed to advertlxi' the xiile or lotti ror 

idewiilk iniproveiiieiitx. , 

't'liix work wax ikiiiu last Hprlitc and - 

oticenf the itulti unlit be prlnteil for 

ve weekx prior tu the date .of the proi-ed 

xjile. , . . . 

Williiim Stiinti 

it I'lillndelphla 

ivvyer, und MIXM ilrui.-e Ulloy, 

•rof Ju-i'ph Itdvy, an expert accountit 

lu IMilludel|ihiii, wlio IH Occupying 

le I'l.irtik'll eottin?e, were recently 

iiirric.l, in St Ain;il«tllic'x Church, 

ml. are now cnjnyhn; thulr houey- 

IIMI'II trl|.rtn Itultiilo, Nlinjuta Kalln 

nil oilier pointx" iu that xectiou of the 

iiiotry,', The 'cerv'tiiony 

WIIH |ierriiied 

by-tliK Itev. Kuiher SliiKlelon, 

J ji.rriiliii.leliibla. • . 

>lmi\ l*^'iircl*4 HCIII >M :uiil.HI o'ulock on Sun- . 

iiy ni'Xl by"the rectoj 1 , the Itov.'.Ji J. 

,«CCIICV'. 

Alter next Sunday, there 

,ilf he only oirc niuxx In thu church • 

n SniiiliiyH. ."'I'hlVi will be at 10 

'I'I.ICU. - 

I,ettcr to Ira S. Champion, 

iKvaa 1'ily, A'. ./. 

Heai Sir: Voit'rt'Knt-Jotl COWH; how 

niK'h win yon take, for valvoH-uud 

mil, nf limnf 'em next yviir—yuu pick 

ill! the 1011V. • • • , .. 

How niui.'h fur the otlior 1IMI? 

The jiiiiut" I-: couh uro. not ail alike, 

(id you kuiiw which IH which. 

« • 

It i- XII with puliit, 

Von'vo pit one 

iext ci|W hi that herd, There nro ^00 

hMereiit piiiuix hi the I'll lied HIDIOM; 

iml niie he'it. • S'nii know your bent 

•i>\v; we know tin 1 " be«t paint. 

•Thi' hext cow IH the one that RJvea 

he l'»t eiilvex am) "luilk. 

'i'ho.bext 

mint [•* tiie one.thut cover* muiit Hilriieu 

uud htnyu there .hniKOHt—neither 

piilnt nor cow KOOH by 'color—-nobody 

x whether Holxteln «r JerHey Is 

belti'r ti> lonk-ut. . 

ID. KitlloiiH lievntf will cover, your 

hum uud ueur 111 yearn; It'll take IS of 

uiiiitl'u'r imlnt, and that pulnt'll wear 

Ayeum. ' .. 

ti'ckoii ciwix. 

Ouvoe: .'.0 KUIIOIIH 

il.7.1, $I7..'IU; about 10 di»yV work $3, 

i'M; thu job, J-17.WI for ten yearn; (4 75 

a yyir. The other: 15 nallonB $1.(10, 

4; about in ilayw 1 . workftt, Hfl; the 

Job, .*«» ror live year«! $W«layear. 

Kc-voe H.7,'> a year: the other f 18 80 a 

your. 

IMHeruiico Jfl a year. 

Tbiit'x how til reckon 

COWH and 

pulMt. " • ' ! 

1 ••• . Yours truly, " 

F, \V. UEVOE A CO., 

So . • . New York. 

P. B.—K. Howa

Ocean City Sentinel 

l>iuimD AND 

Ev»aT TnuiuoAT 

R. CURTIS ROBINSON- 

* Editor and Proprietor 

OCEAN CITY," i. - NEW JERSEY 

Inter-3tate "Phone ">la tat 

AitvurttwinentM In locul column*. IV cent 

' Por lino, each Imwrtlon. Monthly utid yeurly 

uruliihed on itpplloutlou. \ 

Job'uflrk promptly dime by.-oxporlencod 

.'. und*. , . ... . . . ' . 

THUK8U4VY, 8KX*TKMUKI 1 ,'1». 1807. 

: KulunMl HI the t'nxt mil ut tktnin City, 

N; Jw HM itecond alum* until multvr. , , 

•KPTEHBKR TIDKIk 

SQNDAV IN THE 


Strong Sermons and Excellent 

Music Heard by X>atgc 

CongTetrations. 

The chnroheB in thlM city'.were nil 

lurRely attended Suniluy. 

KOIIOWIIIR 

orre reporlx of NOIIIV O[ the' sermonx 

liea.nl: * ", ' •• 

• . 

nohv. [tiiixiTV. , • 

The xervlceH'Irr Holy T'rlt.lty Church 

were belt! at the usual hourx .nntl, were 

ItlKll. 

1-iiiw..' 

•tr" 

I 11.111. p III. II. 'III.! p. til 

1 Humlny 

•1 Monday...... 

a Tuewloy ..... 

4 Wednesday. 

0 Tburwlay ... 

0 Friday.. 

7 Snturday.... 

8 Sunday....... 

0' Monday 

10 TueMlay 

11 WetlnoMlay. 

• IS'Thurnu.iy ... 

IS Friday 

14 tSittunlay 

,15 Sunday.... 

IK Monday 

17 Tuexday 

18 Wednexday.. 

Ill Thursday... 

!W Friday,.... 

.21 Haturday.... 

Si* Hunday. .-... 

ISt Monday..... 

24 Tuesday.."."." 

35 WedneKdny.. 

IM TlmriMlay.. . 

""7 Friday ', 

*» Saturday ... 

1*9 Huuday 

SO Saturday 

'.' S.U H.2* U 1H1O.IM 

• V-1.1S -MIMO I21O.3"! 

ft.at .-i.csu.iwu.Ji' 

•1S0| .j.5211.51 ..... 

7 i>()| 7.12 liiiii T 14 

7.131 7 47: 1 4^ 1.51 

S.OS 8.-!l •".!«; •".»• 

S.48 S.iS -2M>\ H.INI 

.. V.-M 0.S.V *t.»l :t.47 

.:'lil.00|l(l.l."> 4 (Kl 4 itl 

10.4.1J10.O8 4.42 o.lll 

ll..'t4111.4S 5.31 (114 

il'J.iS H.18 Till' 

l).47l t .t! 7.i!| S.i", 

"im' -2A.S' «.«7 «H4 

S.Uill .1.A7 1I.4II1O.SII 

4.411) .5l«lO'iSll AH 

•I'VA 11.0211 57i..'... 

H.IiSI H.i7 0R2.12.5.H 

7.-X1 7.47 1 .-*;,•"' 1.4.** 

S 15; H.*t« 2,10i'2 Itl 

1I.2S 2..V.| «.•:•! 

».'4'i 10.10 H41| 4.W 

ilO.'JII 10.57 4.27! 4..W 

11 14 11 45 5.12 *>..TU 

12.02 ! »>.42 

l2 2 

...I4! 1.4U" 7i4s, 8 

• • 2,HJ>j 3.4H, 8.4"), ll.SS 

lieiirty and helpful.. .There, were 

though, of" eourxe, nut 

s linearly in .tin- xeaxnn. 1'iof. 

Jowph*M..WIIey, of \V«»liini;ton, !)._ 

conducted tlio 'nii-xle' Ml** Kdiih 

liners, of Philadelphia, '.'it 

tlio 

orRiin. 

The 

riinrnlnk sermon wan nn the 

llflliiK tip'of the heart In worship anil 

n practical IIVIIIK. 

TlieevenliiR text wax 1. Thexx., •'•; £>: 

-llrethren, pray fi>r UH." St. Paul, 

said Or Cook, knew hi» own personal 

newt of the prayers of the faithful. 

He. 

anil everyone adiulttcLiTl('.Ai."haruiony" in (.'ape May 

County IBm> thick that* one could out 

It with one of the' axe* xo much it 

evidence hi other dayx, und the.whitewhiRtxl 

dove "of peace I» oooinj; con 

tentedly. 

' 

KAKK ixone friend that will xtaui 

by another when the tongue froth* in 

all ltH fury. 

Heart achex and xoul 

throbH many tliuex come, but" the 

pledgea of friendship are only of true 

value wueu the tender boudx are like 

adamant. ' 

^____^^ 

NEW TROUJSTS LINE 

.' To Lf nU Hevcn Mile 'Beach and 

Ihe Mainland. 

• '. ThoFouth Jersey I'ealty Company 

ban purchased of the Avulon Develop 

meut_ Company tlie Boutliern end of 

Seven Mile Reach, extending from 

Nlneiy-fourtbHtreel to Hereford Iii let. 

New Htreet* will be Hurveyed, curbed 

and waded aud the Hyndlcute will 

endeavor to connect the'beuch with' 

tbe mainland by a trolley line, extendhiR.acromi 

the many-Inlands-Hi the 

rounds aud thoroughfares. 

. . The object IH to connect with the 

Reading Railway at that place. 1'he 

.Hue will probably extend over the old 

Hand Hurvey, which «'a« made with 

the object of connecting the beach 

with the mainland by a driveway. 

Contractor Godfrey has nearly coiupl«ted-thecurhtuj;of-the-atrefitH. 

Me-- 

chanlcH street, which will become a 

State road to connect with the road 

being built to Oosiien with the turnpike 

to Cape May City and Five Mile 

Beach, in finished, and Main street IH 

nearlug completion. The best road 

for automobiles from Philadelphia to 

Cape May and Wild wood will' be 

through Millville, Morristown, L 

burg, DenniBvllle, tionhen and Cape 

.May Court House,, which l» * now almost 

a continuous Htate road. 

• nepalrlDUr Roadbed. 

Haya the Sea IHIB 

Tim en ; The 

W. J. & S. R. R. IH .making ex- 

.tenBlve repairH'to the roadbed on HH 

branoheH In this neighborhood, and 

almost every day long trains loaded 

with gravel er cinders are Kent over 

the connections hereabout. (Sood 

. authority «ayn the Intention IH to con 

tlmie th5 trolley connections along the 

' coaHt, and that befoce. another season 

opens Sea ttfe City p'aHBeu'gerH will eujoy 

frequent service by tills method of 

transportation. Whether or not that 

In too ahort a time to expect thin much 

talked-of coast line, the fact remains 

that considerable work is being done 

for Home reason or other, audit does 

look as If there would be- '.'something 

doing" before long. 

I' . 

•WllllDllloCbanite Hoor7 , 

Tbe laHt car of the Pant Shore Line 

now leaven Atlantic City lor Ocean 

'City at 11 o'clock at night. Theatregoers 

from thla city have to hunt's, it 

Is said, to catch thin car..' According 

to report, Unofficial*- of the railway 

company are willing- to change the 

hour to 11.SO o'clock If the people of 

thin resort no desire. Tlila lit, ju»t a 

gentle tip to amusement lo'vers. 

HI* Plral OiiMlfle Planlnic. 

N. T. Lulton, money order" clerk Ili 

Ihe local poat office, had his IIrut otibilde 

flatting ' experience on Friday laut, 

when he went 'along with Fred 

Adams. Although It waM Friday, the 

18th, neither men Went overboard; and 

••Naze" captured bis llrat.weakHah. 

Mra-'MollleBbeppard, who Wan the 

efllolaut hounekeeper at the Cumber 

land during tbe BcaBon, has returned 

tj,Wa»talogtonyD. V., where she holds 

* similar posltlouot the Normandle. 

She'made a number of' friends while 

Jntbtaclty. < x,';•.,. , . 

Dominie Wen Vlabinic. 

Ocean City Firat M. 'B. Cburoh, wan a 

i --,vWU»r 'here l»« week, when he In 

eu'door 

problem. 

We do 11.1t learn inti»|e In H (,r v'.-elcomc extended to the vWtnrM.. 

book ofnlnebm. . '•*. < | •i'rc"H|,iei,i Spencer reNpoiuleil, hi'- 

Se.H.ndly. 

U>| u» uotiw that mir Oeptiii|t for the vl«ltors the .•onrte-len 

jwlellKe may tiejil»t at varhiiix it* e.VKMideil to them. . lu .IIIH 

annual 

our 

knowleiiKe or material thing". ',,,| in heuellts, aud now 

Im- lu its treasury another million. 

llie reports of the treasurer, the 

roiiimltiee ou credential* and the excoiuiulttee 

were adopted as 

j.reu i.'Bs wer,e the reports of the le«Ula 

Why'.' llecau-e only >*' rs. S. It. McConncH, Mi-- Isabel 

Ic 'iinuell, William J.' M.-i'oniicll, 

"y iwyd; Win. .Mudgcir^ Caiiideu;-lt. 

to ip, .Dou'ulngtowu; Jos. I". Smith, 

'li tries (!.' Hcbefley," II. 1. l'ratt, 

Oiuene Zlegler, Dr. '/ieglcr, Harry 

'11 Ith, Philadelphia; U.K. Knight, 

•:inlentmi, 

1'n.;. Florence (t. ltosc, 

•e niautown; 

Italph (farwoiul and 

vl e, Marie '•arwtiiMl, (.iiady* G 

vo Ki, Court House. 

. H, KIwell, Toms 

mtale und daiigliicr 

IShvr: A. J. 

-v\TTmiirinorr 

A. Hobb, Frank Jewell, .K.'X. linter 

W.'j. fustls, .Mrs. 11 M. Ititier, 

'h tries Malhews and' wife, riilladelh 

a; ti. A. Loiise, Hamburg;,, t*. IC 

'r'email, K. A. Freeman, l\ N.'Shusei 

Cuiuilen; Kdw. s. lilder, K,-A, 

i'u'son, K. .'M. Siittiin, OCCHII I'lty 

K. Trexler. Trexler, l'a ; Miss 

Snvder, New York. . 

\i Vn.'.IIMI. 

"lury K. Thoin. .Ml. .Holly: " Av't'iitifi fci'tiii Ci 

(M'K* IKMMIt Oil r-U'ltrilii 

, for ihf ruriiiîiuii: ut 

lut nr )it-rt«.Kur> ta ^nu 

•-It. r-ûml mill wu-hftt timv.-l, hr 

iiul Will 1*10"-1 tin-liuli ii on -ir 

. . -lire *t1>4Hury lo iiitlif tiM'.iiiHtcrtitl*-' 

A*«kin it 

I'ih tir^tt* IH tuUtxJ, il Kiititt'iuUi'ii t'ttiiîi-li* 

it» J i|iitii|k'(i,tu liiy*r- (lirtti'lnriMS i hick, nit 

ihiiitfilltiif]y Diimut-tl until wi4tt« 

iii. llr.ir.. 

rtulli'r Iliirliluli, I Ul 

fi*o. II 

nrry 

VW l 

Illu/unl, 

t inl. 

iti. lnrrrll, 

•o, llnti'l, , 

MitrrWIiurl, 

Kh'lutnl I'lti'W, 

AllMTl ClH-W, 

jiidlmn t^H'W, 

|tn|> t'nnip, ' 

Wni-Chrnhvlrk, 

Win. I'VkfH, 

Albi-rt ihtuttH, 

itiHti I>nrhy, 

II 1 . l»«*ikVr. 

K KI 

lui 

lim 

11m 

IKI 

. 1 im 

Iliiw 

.Hur rV H111111111, 

^li.i.'K, . 

llll 

AlHtrtWHItti 

John Tui'kt'r. . 

.1 li. Tlitnn wmt, 

W.III. WllMHI, ' 

K l J WIIM? 

I 01 i 

K.lu.J WIIMiuii 

linvtil WllllilliK*. 

I'UUH. Willi'itn", 

Wniu-r > omit;. 

l-'nink'/rjKl.T, 

-IIHII, 

l 

, M«i 

ll«l 

lui 

IKI 

I im 

IKI 

Ir.ink/.i 

I im K.lu. M11 

•J III llt'lij. llll 

v' si • soiii.-pi Miirir.v.. I '•' 

11*1 Hurry 1'lnihip.MHK I "** 

i Willl.T M.'liirmi'. I Ml 

TEN CHOICE LOTS 

rrt'll, 

til 

I'. 

Wiir.li' 

A" 1 ! Witlir M 

Mtlloii t'tiutnpl 

Itt'rtniui Smith, I 

H. i;,r»th|»tifll, I < 

.T.Nv-'rliiuh'tin, - I 

< Kilw. llunllfk, I 

' u,ni. ItiitcliHIttr,. I t 

' ) Xlll 1 

HiilillU) 

Alliiwuy sin 

ThuHriiorti 

Kt'illH'ti l.llitlilill, 2 III 

l>. .l.'Milrnij', 

.I11I111 M.irrl". 

HTI Ittwln. 

i.li sii^lniiiu, 

*. Sinitli, 

».ai,:», I". I'., S 

IKI 

Kilxi.nl I'.i.rli'. 

I ill Krunk Wiiri', : 

I Itl 

I;.HI. llu.kltiv. 

I..hi. .1 

• ml 

I IX 

I iii 

1 l»- rllotit'M. Utlit |MlUlt*>tl**i| f'lr tliri-i* I1|i>ll1)|' 

Tlor'to ihr llr»i Tui—iittv IIMIT i)it> tlr-i 

Motility 

rllii|i, utitl tl tti cmilllt-l luTt-M'llli In ml 

uitt-i'thc Mliiif.itr HUCII (tun Mi'Tfi.l u« iniiv 

•4- :ti rt»t>iiifi 

|i«'r«« nil, Hujt uiul vitlil. It 

llhl* otalil I'HIUI o||,. l||i-[.TIHHIi' -Mt'lt lirlitliL'f 

in-ill Mint •llvWi*»i,nr HII> 1'itix thrifMi*, i.. ii 

b iiink* 1 11 iit-u' iiriipiufIIMIII Mini tlivt-lnn 

tilirt-«*r |iariiii|, n- ihf IM-I'IMI M| ilu* i-iturl 

imy rt''(iiiri« , • , ' • 

-•I, Mi ;i'. K.,A t -ti, 

N. C. Clelland 

REAL ESTATE BROKER': 

l^miih Nt'iMUluuM. liiipnivMl or I'llli.i|.ri.v.-.| 

l'ro|MTIy for Hum. Hulf nr 

Klevrillla HI. nnd laburv A»» 

HARRY F. STANTON 

RE'AL ESTATE and INSUHANCE 

PROPERTIES BOUGHT 

AND SOLO. 

MORTGAGES PLACED 

OFFICE—Eighth Street Balon Asburi Aienue. 

Samuel SchiircK 

REAL ESTATE 

AND 

INSURANCE 

701 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J.' 

Iniprovi-fi itinl ttttitupniVt-r l i iS 11 " . 

. • .. 1 . Hrii»iim mm Paituviv' ~IIMI.HK-. 

anywhere else in tu; y ,.,*•,,„.» „„„ «,„,,„„„. ,,,,. y ;.|.: 

pulrlim I'rmuiilly AMl'llili',1 T11. ' 

Compare our wo 

pririting. We ha\ 

^ 

ties, and we know r c ean City Laundry 

best of Printing. 656 Asbury Ave 

y e 

tt*i-U iii 

Kvery l.'iirti.'iiiin 

• IN SOUTH-. 

OCEAjUlT] 

' 

Ht-txvecti l-'ifticth and Fifty-first 1 Streets. • 

Lois am) streets gnuli'd. •*..' ; 

. Reading Railroad station op tlie prbpqrty. 

Will l«v sold on th« prcmiumpl.in. ., 

•Half tin; purchaseinonny can. remain on. m'ort,v;ajje. 

Full particuli'irs':sent upon application. 

• 

YOCUM & POWERS 

SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 

THAT TAX QUESTION 

Can easily be settled by building . 

Bungalow Cottages 

THEY ARE IN GREAT DEMAND 

I have prepared plnns'fo'r a number of these artistic and 

co tvenient ljttli' summer homes and will lie pleaseil to submit 

th-in upon request.. 

". • 

Jos. G- CHAMPION 

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS 

PREPARED AT SHORT NOTICE 

ASB' IH'II.HKUS. -i 

ENGLISH &, JOHNSON, 

Gr ntractors anq 

121O AHliiiry 

Mendel's Annual 

CLEARING SALE 

.of. 

.hurc 1lf>ni**K uml 

ALLEN 


and Furnishings . . .. 

[COMMENCES THIS WORNINB 

SCULL ! 

C >ntractor and Builder 

6O8 Central AVenuu 

OCEAN *CITV. N. J., 

I- •utiiMii-K rhe»Tfiilly irivcii. 

I ItttliiiUN fnil-ii by mritnifi or tiuy. 

JOHIN MARTS 

C ontractinej Builder 

M..^. 

W, -,111.1.1. liu 

Mn.l..i. 

I •• IVIhini 

- ill.- 1.... wi-ll k.».vi 1 

Hi". 

".-tiaflUrr— 

.'liil.- mul l:wi, 

i 

llmii,|. Thrv 

I 

II.til. 

^..'lii. 

.»ii-t —1" unu .III tM . «IS.IHI 

l.'lllt.l Itilll Stiiw.ftu. 

-. llll .'.II III KIJIMI 

— I _'. —It illl.l .III. |||| 

• 101m 

ml..'«li iiii.l i»7,3u 

V 

IM. 

hull tl..' M-.il.l p 

W: • -11 -lllU, H-..III 

HIIIHiH! 

— HVt.1 AVf ow r4ervlli U , ' B i, • f 

7JiSt.andAsbQryA\e 

A. H. BAKER 

...JndertakBr - and - Emhalmer, 


OCEAN CITY, N. J.I 

C illu uimWiirMi rluy oriiliihi. 

]V[ARK LAKE . 

Jndcirtakor'and 

•I limn. IHI.- 

l I'KSTHAI. AVKNI'K . 

• IIUKA'N irl, IIIIH 

few wooer". 

' 

• The fnlHlller IIOCH not ll« nioxl eiwlly 

nhmi I" ''«'• • ' 

Tlwrenri 1 mime ftiw Jur»ey IH-MU'IIUH 

In the limrketM. 

• 

Iteteiulilt'H a trnile" imlon—Hip i-ltiek 

when it Htrlki-H. •' 

A lamp iinliiriilly KOI'» out wlivn It 

getitturiifililown.'' 

_• ' 

Many iieoi'K'tell tliu Irntli lieeiiusc 

tbeyM>i" k *'•'"'>'•' 

: 

SIICIW'H, in tlie,oye.n of..the worlil, I* 

- llie ureuleft virtue. . • . 

You ra" kill lime, lint' It wlll'iimp 

back anil litinnt you. 

The real tent of |iriM|>erlty In when 

HE|t SDFFERINGS 

ENDED BY.DEATH 

Mrs. R."B. Stitcs Entered In- 

•to I«ifc'JETarly. on Mon- ' * 

day Morning*. . 

"it Iffwlth feulliiita or ||,e ,|re|ie»l'r(.. 

Krel Hint tlio 'SKNTIXKI. this 

Wt.,.k 

cliruiiiuluH" tliu.ili'utli of Mr,,. |tHrn"|i',. 

A. Stlliw, wife'or Itlrlmnl It.' .HllK-i., 

wlik'li. ii.'i'iirreil ut her linim,. mi tVu! 

I nil nvfiiiic ut. wveji inliiiicvK liftiT y of ClvhiK i" lint .cimiplele 

without n return of isnitltiiile." 

The tieautifill moon niuki'» Inmllim 

rmiwlallv ilellnlilfnl the>e IIIKIUH., 

The |ierioit of wiilowhooil i^ often 

Mlbaervlent to tlie i|iifiitloii murk. 

The retiiileutH ttrchaviiii; a rhuin'e lo 

"rent up'! after u Keanon of liaril work, 

ADIHIII many Nt'W Jer-ey towns mi; 

puttlliK tin' ll'l down tighter on Sund«yn. 

July mul AUKUi-t wvaiher W niuklnir 

up for tlie •liHiippointnieiitH of May 

and June. ' . 

Merely inukiiii; fontprinti- hlioW" till' 

• size of Mime* |HNipii0H. ftt't, ln-teMir of 

their hrailH 

neven miiiiiliB, 

iliv WUH UiiiK prt'imrwl mul nnxlmi» to 

enter'Into the Joys or liur 

llenvenly 

Kutlii..r, in who**. Hurvl.ri.. H|IL- hud |>i>uu 

ffiillifiil iiii'.l i'iin>.|.|uhi, tlimmh mil 

ntniHlvp, worker fur iniiii)- year*, "in 

liurilemlHe, tin-cliurrh 1111- lont n true 

ill.-i'ljilc, the huxtmiKl 11 vvlnf, it. In llie t'lilvernlty' 

1IIIH|.II:I|, l > lillnilt'lphlu, Mtiitjnn Unit he 

lui- lo>t the iir.e or lioih of IIIH IIIHIH. 

nml IIIHO thut urudimlly he |n Krowlin; 

blin. ei 

In the ("till 

f lssn. In whli'li they 

live, for -evenet'ii 

yenrH. 'l'he.11 they en'rleil tliilr 

Vntrnl uvi'iiiie I'oltuiie. in wli'li-h tht-y 

mil rv>ideil for ten yenr», 

Mr. Sl.lu-4 Vnei'meil. In lite ' IIIIIIIUT 

ni-iiie-is hen* a few yeurs uftt'r l.liey 

Iiml tukeiuip their 

resl.lenie In IIIN 

'ity, nnjl hi- wit- niven ine-tluiulile u»' 

JiJ' III- wife In . the 

iniiimuo- 

111'itt of In- tius)iiL'-s uM'uir*. ' , 

.I'urly tliH yeilr. Mr-. Slllv-' 

hi'tillli 

iTntl lo full Slie f.illk'h! vnllulitly 

irnlii-l lu'r troulili', hut 'ilimlly'wu» 

niiipellt'il tn a.linll ih'fi'iit In Keliruary. 

when «hi- WUH titkou to IMillinli'lpliiu 

to I'.HI-IIH u -pii'lull-t. 

Site rt'inuiiiLiI 

In i'liiluilelplilu for l»n wui'k-, ami 

Telurni'4 witli ihe kiiowh'ilKe that 

lt M itli.wiiH 

only u -pii^tloii of. tint** 

I.liter, her huxliiitiit, who. wu- u--i'lu 

iiw In his care, rullt'il In iinotlicr speeulist, 

hut he was un'utile lo uKe 

Awari'iof. the liopeUSsju'ss of her 

I'oiiililion. anil uillVerinu uiitolil puiii, 

Mrs. Stlti-s iuforuuil her Ini-liuliil uml 

ilaiitfhUT -In* wa- really to ix.i at tl.u' 

•all.of the Mu-ler mul I'liliuly t'llkwl 

iCer fmult>* uH'iiirs. 

•Knr thi'.mo-t 

purl. Mrs Stite 

heeii ill luil •liii'e Pi'liruaty. Ml 

ter- SBtiinliiy anil oil one or two 'other 

1-I.111- Mr. Still'- tiiok his "lfi- III 11 

roller rluilr to the hoiirilwulk, 

iclu-riihe 

elijoyeil wuti-liini; the liii'tlierH. I in 

"iiuiluy lust, it wus seen thut llie eml 

was fust upproui'hlili: 

Till-" sullert'r 

hud 

spine was hijiireil.' 

Iteeeutfy he lost 

theu-e of ^HL'.II' hh leus, um] on Sntiinlny 

lii-t hi- niother niTonipiiiileil 

Imii 10 I'hiluilt'lphtii, 

Inteiulliii' to 

pim'e him In the'I'olyi-linie. 

She WUH 

lolil,at 

tlie l-olyillnii' t,liiit she'Iiml 

hi-lter take her son to the I'nlvi-rslty 

llitKplliil; whli'li'sl-e iliil. At Mils 

ho-pillil the |iloitTirs were to iry llie. lu'rr'y,.Ariiistroiii; 11111 

x-rnyx mi liielr pulienl yesieriluy. 

\V Smith, the preshleiiv, Iliinl arrmiKeiiientH 

wvrc made ror the society's picnic, 

whieli was held at Iteesley's l k w4ut 

yesterdny. • , . ' • 

. The hotel proprietors and some Invited 

Hiii'BtM left Hie "Maylierry ill 

several tennis at il.iui mVlnrii yesterday 

iiiornliiK, und, despite th« wenther, 

tliey spent the duy In enjoyable style. 

After hiird work for several months, 

they richly deserved their outiiiK. 

Ou the wuy to the- plculr, Henry 

Kloet/., of the Surf, pluyed pleasing 

solos on hIK horn,'. •.•*;. ' v, 

'-At thu nfei'tln>?on''M'>ndiiy ).vi'ii,in(!, 

IhelollowiiiKeoniinlttce «iis appointed 

CONTRACTORS HAPPY 

lie\ Art- I'tictiHutf 

a~' 

tinII niortiif the lime. 

OFFICERS ELECTED 

Wi*. llrlclc .AUIIIII^ •tciiflM*- Ilifr 

I...llll W.'V- 1". I'- " - 

Tlie meinliurrior'tln- Oceiin t'ity XX'. 

''. 'I*. I'. Jilive elerleil llli' follo\\hi]V 

oltlcer-for tlie I'lisuiuir year: 

Pri'siileut. Mi-. i:ii/!il.i'lli 

llri.'k; 

Treasurer, Mrs. S* it. Swnnn; ItiH-nril- 

Inu Mi'i'retury. Mrs. A. I". Milner: 

1'i.m-pouillni: Si'i'retjiry, Mr-., (ieo. 

It. I'jirker. 

Mr-. ltrii;k nils he»n pre-uilent of the 

nruuul/ulioii for tt uuiiitier of year-.< 

Tin' union 

paiil mil nlionl fv. ill 

IVoni'r nii-simi work iluriui;.|he yeitr 

uml now Im->J : . In Hi.'IriM-ury 

't'lii.- 

nii'iiiliiTs ti't'l liliilily 

uratllleil at the 

iwlui! iii!iiii > ,>nnil are prirpureil to rei|uiilili> 

thi-lr I'lVort- .lurliu: iln- i-oinini: 

3'eur. - • ' . • 

A i'tirl«»Mll«. . . 

\X'i-li'y I'miiiner. 11 'hlldren' of 

school nk'e In, this el\y! 

It is ueceHsury Unit all u.niler-lii.nd- 

Uf llll* I*OH| OlliVt? Nlr fju.etilt 1 *»•. 

Mra. V. X. C 

•oil*. 

Mrs. K. \' Connolty, or l'hlhulel 

hiu, is eiuertulnhiK » party or frlemlx 

tlie present wt-ek.it her slimier 

resiileili'e. I«*£! Central «vi*ime, 

A number of- men will eoine ilnwir 

o-itiorrow uiul a till? ho'l-* purty.will 

uke plui/e. 

. --''. 

Amoiie tliose now here are Mrs. A; 

',. I{OWIUIII|,MISH Iii'lm Stone nml Miss 

•:thel Allen. 

MM.'Connolly Is'well 

liown u» im eiitttrtiilner, anil 11 liooil 

111V \» tliei'eriuln result of her ultnrtH. 

\rier 11 very-sili'iTs-fiil *m*'ni. tilt- 

'iiwlluis Cushio wits eloseil ufier Sutur 

lay .nlirltt lu-t i."'J- tlw > I.11IIHI11K 

Hiiirileil' up. 

•hmnpl'in » 

•ream parlor - , . 

lorex remain open, hut th* boardwnlk 

l-taklnt.' on11 rather deserted n|i|ieiir- 

In'tlieeveniii 1 :-' 

ninmierWlll 

1' ti KilwnniH 'liHve w»l'l » 

o» the tract on Ht. ChurleH rinee 

the Uev. l>r. Duvl.i M. (lowlou, 

' Bristol, who intendH eretliol" » prett. 

Iii the near future 

Will llulld II Home. 

Mr», Elizabeth Kliiley, of."f 

pbla-, who has Hpenl two uutumern In 

thlo city, liken the resort HO much thai 

"he h. arran Kln K to build a cottage o 

«lot uhe owuu Uere. ,'• 

V, Corson has rented Citpt. J. s; 

XVIHelx' r'ott:!!!!-. on ("enlral avenue, 

near Seventli sirei't.-to Jos' Morey, or 

1I1I- i-liy, lor the winter innnthM' also, 

i!ir 1'iittiiKf inviieil 

hy-tlii' Dr. I) XX*. 

Itiirtlne e-tnte, oi( U'e-ley 

avenue, 

ncitr KiKlitli street, *to Krunk 

fjww. 

who will oi'i'iipy It iliiriim tin- rail ami 

wliitur in .iiths*. 

'••'•. 

NiMilhi'ilril l order «»llitf. 

Thf reslilenis or lieasley's I'olnt are 

t'onirrntulaihu: PiiHtniaster Krunk'S. 

AHluiieuil u'|ioi| IIIH HIII' essrul ellorts to 

wi'iire 11 itiuiiby order oillee.for tlie 

phii'i' .'Ml. Aslmio'iii!' Uii" I".'"" 

posimuster 

at ISeasley'B 

Point for 11 period 

(.i.veriu|» more tliun llfteeu yeurs, uiid 

he Ims tlie respeet and 

eonlldeni'u'or 

tlifrmiiiiiuulty. ' -•• 

. Will Ktllel'Collt'K'*"- ' •. 

'MIsH Ulllttn H Shnw, of-|l»rlrt|-otoli', 

who 

was.Htoiioijrupher for*A>nie time 

III lApliur A: ItoHWell'H oillee, linn-, left 

for,t'oilllit!> will outer the Kamern 

J0I111 liinceit, of Plttxluini, HpiMil 11 

lew ilayn Hie latter part iiflast 

week 

wltli his brother. William, in tills illy. 

Ml-s Mithel Uorii.'dmiuhter or Kltt'utxi 

I'lirli, of (leriuautowti, Is vlxlt; 

im; Mrn. Itohert Kisher ror u few iluyf. 

Mr-i..tieo, M; K.llix lias returned to 

her .home liere.'urier xpeinllni! tlie 

summer with her parents near ItrnlKe 

ton. ' * 

Mrs, 

Itertraiii llarby, or tliin eity, 

lui- returned from a visit to tut* family 

f'William ti. Jtramiuell, In Smltlt 

leiinls. ' ; • • . •'• . 

Capl. uml Mfx. J. M. Sharp mul 

luilKhtor, MIHH M»tlde,lntve returned 

rolil ii week's i-rulse to lv 

else the III-HI renuliH cannot he attained. 

l " l " l"' 11 '^" 1 -' 11 ' nmilieil 11111I11 youim 

• . . man, wearlnc oni 1 11I Mr, DuMeeV 

Have yon time in the ii.ornli.K l ;,i n.ss suit.-, was ,a,.tii.cd. 

lV«, the fdw- 

that your child is tidied up hi wii- ,. m.; poeki'tsVercliMifid r-VJ.n money 

letimc, haxallhlxnecexsury artlcl V» '„,„,„,jm,,,tltv of j.-welrv. 

used In home Mudy, ami is fret- from a 

.,.,,,, „„„,,,„;.„„,, .n.,,,,^..! of « lot ..I" 

Hcrlcs or uivl-lentH Hint sf, seriously 

v,e, ir|, tl. uppu.ol, in.'liiilin't; fur-. un,l 

iiuirx lux djiys huuior-r lu other „,„„ ml,e|, jewelry 'in pu» n'tirokt-rx iiml 

words, 

"See him oil" Thin may | K.coml-han.l deaicrs, Thi-y ht.il irnlh- 

Hce.il u isrl-nl deal or troul,le, hut It • t ,, (, ttl.,| l). r nil the ,111 ulrfx, Jhe 

irlilK- luree and duslr.hlf .hvlilemlj In J ViW|V NMviirwnrl. „„,, .',„„„ ,,„„.,..„ ,, r. 

;he ror.it «.r a valuable child, run we f, lr, miIri,; hUe.idun; lo cart UilV.unity 

lepen.l iipon you for this co operation? j, |U, r . |. |ll; y. w CUIIHO 

ninny people to take hathn in the mir',- 

uiid all pr'onomieed iho water tn be the 

IInest or the year- "l'" ur

AN ARMY. OF BEGGARS 

Meridicants Here, There and Ev- 

* erywhere In China. . ' 

THE CHIEFS LIVE IN LUXURY 

They Rulo 6vor Tholr Forlorn SubJocU 

Like, a Kins and-Havo tho Powor of 

Llto or Death—Tho Arlttoriratlo Imporlal 

In Chluu boBKiira at-onto attract a 

• strnnRor'H attention. Around every 

corner, alone cnnnlH nud creeks. In, 

market n.neeii, nt tho city Riite-i, both., 

outside and luiddc. nncl cspeclully In 

tho temple yards, tlioru nrr U'csurn 

berc, bofcffjirit there ami beio-urs everywliere, 

ami a. more .pitiable sight one 

cannot meet 

Mnuy of them are crippled 

or afflicted with lcprousy uud all 

are dressed literally hi rapi. ; , 

I wade n trip lu a hoiiBebont to Soochow. 

nlovluK thnxiKli. the numerous 

canals In tin- vlty nuil xtoi'pluK when 

' I wlslird tu take n view. 1 lauded by 

tt 'CleiiD. fri'"h piiluli'il. IHTRO jainon. 

spotlessly white, with Mm* hliiek tiles 

on the mof, uml |>ln.'i'il my ninieni 

uisilnxt tin- wall n> |ilniii'Ki'»|ih a IIIK* 

pamuliimi the ..tlicr" "I'll' "f tin''ennui. 

The ilsiiill i.'Uliie-i'irowd 

KOIIII (••line 

nronni! tin., n'ml not ", fe.W lieu-air*. • 1 

nsl.'ed an linellto'iil yininc rhliianiuii 

tlimiiKh my liit,'rpri'ti'r » ho llyl'tl lu 

tills, line lilt; mansion, so luiusimllv 

well kept for a Chhu** l e hnu»**V T- wannot 

a little nhl"iilshiMl when I wn» told 

tho beircnr chief of Sunchow. 

TUIH led me to make Inquiry ubout 

tho system of lieKUlnR In China, which 

Is wonderfully well organized under it 

scheme that works ndnilrutily nud In 

" of course very'undent.' like nil other 

' luKtltfitlonx In the Middle Kingdom. 

The chief has a flue residence, .concubines 

by the half dozen and Tory One 

clothlnc and ho U* Been In tho best-of 

society, but only where ho Is not 

known. * As n mark of his dignity he 

movcanlxnit with along stick, which 

la allowed him by the city authorities. 

' He. also linn the power of. life and 

death over his ln>c(tiirly subjects and 

punUhcs all offenses couxultted by 

them. ' • ' • ' : 

Tho benpir chief I" n regular rit- 

.. tendaht 7at the mnrrliicc cercmonlca 

and funeral processions of private fam- 

' Illes, In onler to Ret bis pay for keep- 

Inn.awny.bijf huuKry crowd of boggan, 

who otherwlso would binder tbeJestl- 

- val or- provesHlau In a disagreeable, 

noisy way. I wus told that the beggar 

chief of Sooehow linn nn Income of 

. about 513.000 a'year. The billet of tho 

one In Shanghai city Is worth about 

$5,000. Moat storekeepers havo an 

agreement with tho beggar chief to 

keep his HtntT away.' They pay about 

$1 n year each, and In return for this 

trifling amount the chief gives a print-! 

ed receipt to the storekeeper, which 

the latter pastes on bis door, to the effect 

that bo has paid bis' tax and Is 

, exempt from, the demands of beggars. 

There are different kinds of beggnrs. 

Imperial beggars, or lao yen ting (the 

words mean "old man's button") have 

' probably no parallel In th.; world, as 

some of them are descendants of the 

ancient, Ming dynasty or distinctly related 

to the present reigning Imperial 

house. They are scattered all over the 

• country, are wild to number upward of 

10.000 and are specially numerous In 

-" Peking. Imperial beggars are easily 

recognized because thoy ore allowfcd 

to wear garments of thenmperlal yel- 

'Ipw of different shades. 'Characters are 

painted In black on the hark and front 

^lofjtholr robes to douoto their profes- 

.Blon. They'wear either a straw hat or 

a velvet cop ornamented with a brass 

• button. • 

When first I saw them I took them 

to be old degraded olllclals. for there 

are hundreds of tl-em'ln Sooehow. 

They' carry a wooden bell In their 

bands to announce their arrival. As a 

rulo they are over sixty years of ago 

- and havo no family to support them. 

and .they are all allowed to beg for 

more money than the ordinary craft 

'and arc furnished with, a llcenno from 

the magistrate. They ore. of conrse. 

too aristocratic to. bo under the rule of 

tho ordinary beggar chief. 

In Nankin thcro Is qulto a select com- 

> pany of them, the order having been 

Instituted ns far back ns the Ming 

dynasty. Hung W», the founder of tho 

Ming dynasty; was once a beggar himself. 

The rise from beggar to emperor 

probably bents tho record of any dynmtty 

In Europe. In pious remetnbranco 

. of bis former profession Hung Wu Instituted 

this order. At present they 

Uve In certain naves or recesses that 

are made In the city wall. The largest 

of these reoesws'ts forty feet long by 

• twenty feet wide: tho Inmates are very 

comfortably lodged and are decently 

'.dressed, but they are addicted toopium 

smoking. 

Besides seeking alms tlicso Imperial 

'. beggars go about; the country and ob- 

. tain a livelihood by swearing false 

• oaths In court. Their oaths are considered 

as binding nud sacred, so they 

are often much Sought after.-because 

for a few taels one can get sued' a 

beggar to swear to on oath which always 

decides tho case. Tho magistrates 

asc liable to pay the Imperial 

beggars an allowance every year, but 

It Is sold they, often forget It, ns they 

know well that these beggars ore not 

In want.—Gentleman's'Magazine. 

How Frost Affects Planta. > 

Plants do not frix-zo to death in winter, 

bat perlHh from thirst 

The process 

la simple 

Tbe cold causes tlio 

withdrawal of tbo water from the cells 

of tho plant, forming Ice crystals outside 

of tho cells. -Tho frost, cooling 

nnd contracting the surface; acts, as a 

sort of pump, and ns soon ns.the cell 

Is emptied or Its life clvfnc Bald the 

_ plant dleu 

The truth of this theory 

* bos been proved by numerous careful 

experiments Great variation -was 

found In tbo amount of cold necessary 

to cause tho denth of vesqtation. Some 

plants dry oat quickly and ore killed 

before the freezing point Is reached. 

Many plants will survive zero weather, 

end Bomo dlo only, at 20 degrees below. 

Certain vegetable growths never 

' freeze. 

There arc forms of bacteria 

that oven when Immersed In liquid air, 

the- Intensest cold available, come oat 

of their bitter bath as chlppej" and Uvoly 

as erêr.Amiwieo Trlbone.'. v' i, . 

,,D«eay of Lauahtar In England. . 

' X am, perfectly, certain that.half oar 

Ills BKulae to the fact that | wo do not 

langh oooofih. A eood, 'sincere smile 

something rare In. these times, a 

las; face" la scarce, and It Is 

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Minn »t s. W.'ronuT ufMniti Ktrtt-t HIII! 

ItllV UVtMlllf, 

John MurlH J ., 

•'IIMIH-I of liny Kniut. ttri: n» tu N K Mm- 

«r Tenth ttttvel uorth to Wnl^ 

nn.i Knilcl1Ue-l.il,-. 

Abfl li.Mrillt 

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a* fe.t i>f lUy From i^w ,n*. 17.'. I.M-I S \\ 

ol KiVvvtUliNtrtTl, 

I'hurli'M \V. Mu«hiiid ; 

Tit) tift ut Hay 'i*.lii..liii'i:i''lM'U-i"i ...n 

till .IIII: II iiiuulH-r ..ll n|>iii nni'ins 

j'Tll 

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-i* t..'tluu-iili'iiiH-i- >l '. "ii ill*- l'*v>' 

the 

str.i-1. all' -'"Ui"' -ilillTy Mlll> 

r.M us" iiiiiul.lii'il l.y ilii' .I'liui'lcrc". •'• 

|u, ;.T. .will! liK fiiinlly. "I'liflr'ijujy 

nu nit: ..tli.'r ililnis-'. I" t" hii'i' 

M 'rlii 

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wl i* i.r liulf, nn>wn ilmiirlilfr. N.nlwii,- 

at imui. ' . . _. 

• In* i-lik-r |ii-j nlliiiit.v i-rilii-lr ij3|u* 

nn •ht.M^Mini in IH' lii>iiilnl>li*"iir>l >a 'tlti 

At wlinti-ifr h'liif '•( ilny nr i-vmilm; 

>n rnlij'll-ll I'lilli'lf I'lfi* ,.» '"I 

lin : Mitin-I...ily 

i*!itliii: .»r 

tn n tiil.li*. nml tin' niiii.'-'iilii'iv Inlmli 

lit*; liy tlilx IniMlliiii i»'i 

Illl in.imlly IIIIIIMI u'.ith Hi., fun'ii'-i «! 

: (1 iiimiiT wiii'iiifr y-iii I'nll 

frl-nil wlili Slii'* In will'* iiii|in"li- 

• in ,.f •iln* ttny iilini- nr mi* I'M 

Illl ill.Its sniiiHtilni; 

1 Ik,* n inlluri*. ill.* 

in i-li-ri.*!- N nlMiiy 'nl«,iit 

tlu* ,"nun'' 

Yr I ••IIH ili-lii-i Illllf tllrr.-V--il.-t- IK-- 

tn 1 -I'll ilni*!i* In •••tinr'.-i- nf I in:- *rt n 11 

lions nml Hr III-IU'IIIIIi ymir i-nril. », li 

i«i ii'lt-r 1 ?"- iluly Ki'i'H ili-livi-ri'il, i'ni..i'.-i 

iu il. ••rifti "Ilii n iinti-. In ri.-turn. If, 

,n*i U m-ni-nitly tin* riwv 

ill rmi'iu at ymir i*xWti'iii'fj'c'»ntuliiK nn 

in Imutli.n nf wlii'ii ymir rn-iiib iu' : 

-i)i r -iliiliini'*>-iiiiiy In* fiiiinil ut lii'niio, eltli 

r liiil.ltitiil or fi.r y.'iur H|KM'UI 

-lit—yi.ti^!i!iH*-4i*iir-*Mii>ii!!-v-l(,ltitî 

Nilnti-il il:iii' nuil tiitiH iMiti-r Into real 

I*VK'HIIIi n-liitlimii. '•• 

i'tiiiTWi*!!'. yi»tir In."•t J i - "ilir*n*.liiis limit 

•-0 llsi-If to ii piillii* .'X.IIIIIII.-,' of c'iiril> 

Gi nimilly *i|ii'iiklni;. yuu UI'VIT exi«'i' 

nr iitli*iii|it Ii* *;i'i* l-'ri'iii'li |ii*«.i"U* Kiii-lnll 

ox -I'jvt 'vhi*u Ilii-y^ Im Vi* nAki'i! you t< 

on* nf Jln'lr n'diliir IIH.VK of rft-i-ption 

or hsivi- jiiiuii* n ili'Htilti* ii|.|u>liiiiiii*ut. 

Ti *'iill nu 't ]u>r wlilti' illiinl'Hiil. 

"Ho you m- ,th(im* little dliituondtt 

on tliii .farthiT i-iliri*?" UP wild. 

"Tlify 

nn tnvliiiiili* to tli.*'niik.-il i-yi*. Inn the 

ution'H tlii-in . iiulttt phlluly, 

It? 

Well, they art* tin* proo 

tbxt thbi dlu'iiiiiiul In n f.-hiiiU-: hi'iu'i. 

wi* tuiy tlim'thi'iij iin- iiuilf und'fit* 

mrli- litmnimilH: ihn miiloi. of conrxi*. 

hiliiir Hum* that don't- pnulm-i* tiieso 

RTiWillK. ; . 

"I'Viuiili*. illiiniiiiiilit nro filwiiyn tho 

fln "Kt, In fni't, i'u*nrl}- iilj tin* dlunmnil>i 

tif wlilii woriil'fiiniij are fe. 

tnalfH."—N'ew York Vm 

• Ald« to Humanity. 

>'•> wiiiiwi liim. limit* 

l 

for hit 

wi liim limit* tjiuft- for hit 

miiiilly uiiil f,r tti.- Imllvliliiai thun tbi 

old ninl.l rcriu-miT mill t'lic old ilm|,| 

Hill t. TflCIV IH Illllli" to Wlll.hl «v ,„,., 

n i * wlili* (Soil. . - 

UlrilM und lH*iistu. their food and their 

furnltun*. us .lliirnhnin points out, all 

mlk to rlilli.lr.-n. 

Wlii'ii ihi- duw la on 

tin* *;riLs_*i "tin* i:riiKH IK erylnif/* the 

Htu^1 

itri- (-miilli"' or lamp*, perhaps 

i-hilli-pi froniViiiil'*! Ktiivi*; biitti'rtili-j 

iiri'^lj IIIK piiii-lt-i: Irji'lt'h nri- Chrlntiuu 

t'linily. 

I'hllilr.'ii IIMVI- lum^-lnnry phiy 

lir>lli*'i'-i ml 1 ! >lsii'i'ri und frloudii with 

uiiuiii tlu*yatnlk. 

Soijii'iiiiii*K.iiod talks 

with tin-in. •.-|-*Vf-u .tin- pro-iiiMt thlnRS 

.nrc* vlvllli-il. 

Tin* triirki of dirty feet 

1.11 ilii-'il.iHii- iiri>_iluwfri4; 11 cn-aklntc- 

••liiilr.inlks; tlu- sliiM-iiiuki-r'H nulls an 

I'lillilr*-!! wiling hi*. Is ilrlvlii-; to Hct-poi., 

-Nlnrii'i'iilli (Vntiiry. 

A Camping Party. 

Iii 141-iilnu 

111 • n i.'iuiipiui; purty find 

iM!..ii>'li ."iiî'iilnl .•..iii|..-iiili.iis to uiakti 

tlir-pm-ty .up to four or tlvi*, rureljr 

tiioM*. lii-iiT U"*-'**. Two JH too fc-w la 

rii*;** of iicr!-!t'nt.,.r tin* liii-vltiihli- camp 

t-11'iiil.liU'-.;. 1 !!!. 1 !'..- iK-i-niltx thf uHHOclatl-iii 

oi' mo II*. iliuuiM, li-iivltiU the third 

on.- t...liliui-1'lf: four, two piilm, u tie 

m-»-1"" -iiitUrui-iory 

uuuilriii..J bpi'niliie of her iloant 

bonril: 'My conl;,' she say». 'junt rail 

awny nt a most Inopportune•tluie, nn'il 

our man u>iiii:lpd hlu hnnil: I hnd to. 

propnrn ull inysplf; 

N ; i.thine bothor* 

one "niorp nnwndnys than HPr\'nnt*i:'n*r. 

one will Koryo. uut'evpn Ihpmiiolvtf-"* 

• ' Samuol Warren'a Vanity. ' - , 

Tin* vanity of HuiuuoJ .Wirren, th* 

author of "Tvli ThoiiHUiid-a Year." l» . 

h.lK I'Urly ypiini of iiuiliorHblp ut leant, 

was rt-iiiarkiilile. nud there to a stor/ . 

told of. him tit tliH effpet Unit on one 

ocviiulou nr a frlond'K hoiino bo had totnUp 

down to dinner a lady whom 

lie* had not met hoforo, nud as wx>n a* 

they wore »eiit«l Ht table nuked, her u 

*hiHN-illllt.lMl- 1 .ill—I'rill. Jllllli'*. M- 

"ui'srwi""* tli-..rtHir—tiTOini-K. UIIHII. 

CHURCH 

XI. h«*'l»ir 

SGKVICBS. 

h, iiinier tfuirul 

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fr; MtniilM> 

Ki ii»n> 

lV in 

lruK.«'littinv**iiii.i:,:.*-h..Mr*. 

MIIJ- a v -.itl II> 

niirttHK iii'ii.nisii, 

AVKNUK iin.i Kiinn'ii STHKK 

IM KAN i'm, N. .1. 

L 

.OFFICES'- 

J Godfrey «St Godfrey, 

Ic.**IIII*. ;l].\ .111, IIII.I li; 

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AV* V I»U. 

OCEAN CITV. tt. i. . . 

I'KKHK. lli.lnis:--TIII-lli M. m.,'! 10 11.. in,, 

"'In*-1". 111. II.. ti I'l...11.1. 

""N t HOWARD BLJRT, M. D. 

S09 

\V«'s)i:y Avenue. 

JOS. G. CHAMPION WILL 

BE RENOMINATED AS MAYOR 

" 

I Till It 11. in. 

ifli'K •lorili:-: I lit -I. |i. in,- *• • 

l'"i II. s p. in.. - * 

. . Ib'll I'l 

X. GJ-.ISCOM, M. I). 

tillTII'S'l 1 . ANM WK.~I.KV -VK 

C l . l l . I ' l . l . l ) . w l l . l , . I , ; t | , l , i > I I I . I I I 

Has Served City Welt During 

the Three Terms He Una 

' . Held Office. 

The loi'iil |iiilltlnil pot I" linlltni:. 

more or ICHH Htroimly llii'-e IIIIJ'H,' nuil 

the riiinblhiKN ruiry one who inny 

lir-li'ii ' forwuril to IK'SI 

Nc.Vfiiil.tr 

when the buttle nf the liullotH oi'ciir*-. 

Wbetlier Ibis lulk will uvull In tiniiniuil 

M.'i|iieiU'U leinnui^ t.i In* -t't'ii. 

"I'lie mont Important nt tlic lm.'iil 

ulllifH to be lll.led. \y Hint of Mnyoi | 

There linve heeii -evvriil • |ieopli.-i 

îmuvnleil, Mime ol, wlioiii mo Ini/ 

NEW LINE WILL 

HELP THIS CITY 

Resort to- nave Benefit of 

* Frequent Service to . 

Philadelphia. 

S:i>v mi. t'Strlmiiê: 'f'vvo birtln will 

IH- KHIINI with one *U>iw throii^li UuliiiMithiK 

ol' nn vM fit nil m of l\\v uleclrW', 

jTAX RATE FIXED 

FOR THIS YEAR 

County Board of. Taxation 

Met With Assessors 

on Friday. 

Tlic ri'iil 'imtnlv IIMM'KKO^ 

from 'ill 

over tin' i'lilnily mvl with thu Cupi' 

May t'oiinty Itimnl of TiiNiitlon nl 

('iil'c Mtty Court IIOIIHOOII Krliluy luxt 

Kci'iin City wiix rc|ireKC*iiU.*il by l>r. II. 

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h'mililH, till* Kln-t Wnnl ^XMHCMMIT, 

IIIKI K. lt.l mi' 

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MARRY H. RICE, 

KI- AKCHIIT.CT 

n A*'C, 

- - - N. • 

CONVEVANCER , 

'illlH AND CENTRAL AVFNUFjT 

UCBAN CITV. N. J. • 

SHORE ("AST L1NB THriCU'lH CAK3 

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Kev. J. A. IC11.I1 

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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 

Bulletin. , - * 

' WHY YOU SHOULD SEE JAMESTOWN 

Tin' .Ismii'Sliiuii i;>>|iiisiliiiii 1^ im inn»'i-r ;i |ni"-|ii'ii iiim nu,iiiici f r**iiiia I'usilii.y. li*i llrlil i> tlw* 

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iiinl 

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iiu'iil nil .laii'ti'sliiwii.pi-iiiiisiilil 111 ICII7 llil.ui'rli I-•-•'•«' liuinlri'il 

' ' yi-iiVs ' in (iir. prt-si'ill li * ' I'lininii- 

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tux mti'«for Oi't'iyi City for tlic 

HXJII »I IH-W, ill- 

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•11111I11K yi' 

rtii-l'il lln* follortlni; iiliinuul ill tiiM*-* 

Iniiiiiv. >">.7li'J">s; Stiili-mill iM-litHil 

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lu ilii' Si'i'ond Wiipl. lln' tiiiioinili. 

riii.;*'i-:il: ii'imiy. flu 7:«I:TI 

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tlml of nuy ywir in llu- |"ii-l. • Tlii- 1- 

win! Io lit- iliiL'lo lln'fin;! Iiiul • 11 • to 

till-, unil' tin* Sliili* Iin- lu'i'ii uiiiilili; 

luisi'l tlii' 11—.i'-*-i"l In Si--''from tin* oiil- 

1 ro-nl t'Oiui":inii-- m tlii-i'onitimnw't-tiltli, 

iiii-iiii-i-.il.il- rnllriiu.l- nil- Itiililiui:, iu 

till'ilil'lii'r I'tnirl-, llu'linv 

U'IIII-I'IHIL*'- 

"i'liiri-i| ilii-ir propi-rly 11111-1 In- ii»»«*«»iil 

Tin* fii-l viilinilion of tuMiiiU* pro|*°i*to**i»" 

M.VM 11UA1 »"«««" "in* the KiiiHtH of Victor J. 

A Number of People Here 

This Year "Will Return 

•Next Simimer. 

A'niiiiiln-r of i-ottiim--. in tin-'rily 

Imvi- luvti ri'iiU'il lor'ni'-.l yi-iu l.y |ico- 

|iU> who liml Iiii 1 . lioii-i's tin- yrai. iiiul 

o iiy n 1'i-w dtiy*" in-»» 11 iniin 

uinl lil- 

«lri-, wlin wi-n* In-ii'tin-.vim, Iml will 

lio'iiiinliti* to visit Hir- rr-orl* nrM -I'n* 

for Hie -i':i-oli "if r.mn, 

A- vyiis till' -I'II-I :it tin- i-inl ol- lii-l. 

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who Illl^ liri'li III 1*'. .1. .Sunlit'- rnlliil'i' 

it Koiirlh nn.I ,'.\-lnii>* iiM-iiin-, l"«i 

Mi'Vcrill wi'l'k-, Illl 1 - irlilt-il llu-ln.ll-.i-I..I 

ill i.f IU'NI M'li-.ni. . • - 

II. M. r.n-jfii, u 1'i>lini-ii'r 

Siuiini' 

tl!iis||,||'.- Ill k'll-t itl till' IHHIll- III' till' 

iivt'iiiiri. vuti'r. Mini tlti'ir I'I'IIMMI-* mi' 

uiuiil.'liiri'i'und iiuitiy 

A.-ilii' SI:N'1'IM:I.'•i.'i'" 11. iliv. fi"i-'i"'iil' 

i-iiiiilnliiti' fnr.Mii.Viir i- Iiii' man .Mini 

nlii'iuly Im-i "t'rviil .-faithfully' nml 

I H K i 

lor. H.-r\li-rM. II 11. 

., in,;i'iirl-ttun Kn.li-tivi 

l'r*'in-i4lni:,K p. 111. 

SECRET SOCIETIES. 

Ocmn I'uy IjxiKf. No." 171. K. iin. I. SriiMV 

' now 'hiiililini:, T'.l A*-I..iiiy. •iivi'imi' 

' 

Mi— l.ul'.iirn' U 11 tiMU'hiir. hi tlii'ao uJiMx^j 

ttoo nit*l« iwiHiud HHlurday of eacta; muni 

raldeul U 

O Adm: Uecmtury. I 

......,' Ueorifii'O. AduinM; uvcrutury. 

Ho»am Thorn. a • . . 

Dance Every • 

Saturday Nlcht 

Cold Lunches, 

. ." ' Etc. ' 

the Excursion House 

JAMES CLARK 

Proprietor 

N.C. GODFREY'S 

Busings House. 657 Ashuiy *venue. Spring .of 1907, 

ANO 

ARE 

• I h.vii one ot I.,.' 

Putting the Pipes in Order 

' 

MAIN STREET and .'. • 

NEW 

JRHSEY AVENUE 

. SOMERS' POI NT::: N. J. 


Florist 

s 

PA^t 

BULBS, GRASS 

and CLOVER SEED* 

839 Asbury Avenue. • 

while tlie.weutht-r is.u'nrni 

nolfcy. We lire it«t rushw: 

work—noitliot; me Uu- J-i'iet*. 

PLUMBING 

plita, li» il.iVi- fll«,ni,- ili-rt-. 

(li-orKi' I-'.. Saviu'i', a l'liilailil|"lna 

tir.'hili*" 1 !' kiiowh'lit 11. iniiiilii'i of ri"-i- 

.UIIIH nl tlii-i'ity, li:i-.|. 

hit-ill In.in 

Mr- !•:. \V." liMii.l.v.' IIIMIII'II lfn 

au'i'iii-y nl'.In-, I.Si'iill.a I.il-oii liiiL'hlo't 

I'fiit'i', ui'iir tin 1 •..•i-iiii, IIJJI.II 

will liiiilir ti huml-uim' i- 

Sttiii'.iit'Kl yt'ar; willi tin* railtoail-tiiK I wiiti'ii i" Io In* traily tm .n-i-ii|.:iiii-y l.y 

Ill-'lit III-IHIMII "f. iliay In 1 IJIIII'II II'-H'IUXI •.fiisnii. ' • 

thiiii uivr iH-'foru. ' I Mr. SIIVHI"I' «a--tin iinliilril'm- Ihr 

Tlii* following ruli'H of laîitiou havi'' l.'ii'-liyii'rlaii'l'liitirh, riiiti|"li'ii>il I'urly 

III'IMI ileli'rnillllil ii'jniii liy tin' Cu|.i- in ihi' -iliiillli'l o|- tin- yrar, 11I1.I In 

l.uii'liiii; to|May Coiinly 

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. r.ir Ilii* 

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ii.mi.ii'il, i-lo pr..vi.l,'. 11..0HII t'llyi""'""""' . 

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!ti in- I'ilv of ii fri'iiui'iit Hi-rvliu to, , 

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.I," 1 ivooiltnnil, fi-i-li-r- to forir-t 

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KD .EVKW THOMIPAT 


Editor and Proprietor, 

OCBAN CITY, • J" - , NEW JERSEY 

Interstate 'Phone.Na m 

' 

.• 

Aivertuemenu In local oolamnn, & centii 

t»riln«,«aoblnMttlan. Monthly and yearly 

urnbuml on application. • » 

Jqb'work promptly'dono by experienced 

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2(i, 1807 

Kntarigd « (no l'o«t omoe at Ooean city, 

N«J*«aaMoondolaM mall mailer. 

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tViat tbe suggestion will bo seized upon 

with avidity. 

.''•. . '•• 

~» • 

UOUKOWINU trouble IH a habit that 

good many persons fall Into', either 

deliberately or unconsciously. We 

hear, them /now anticipating 

bard 

Imes. The,cloning or factories, the 

reduction of wage«, and tbe depreclalon 

of' real estate. 

Tbe calamity 

howler walway* with ua, aud ha Is 

UHually the fellow who stands 011 the 

street corner with- bit bauds In hln 

pq.-ket, waiting for Homebody -to come 

aloug and baud him a fortune left by 

Homo hard-worklug ancestor, or' who 

believes that .the' world, owex him a 

living,-no matter whether bu Is dlaposed 

to earn, it or not. AH a matter 

of fact, tbe couutry was never more 

prosperous than it l» tonluy. ".The 

factories were never as busy and wagen 

werc'uever as high. There, was never 

before so great a demaiid lor help In 

all branches of mduntrtul activity BH 

here IH to-day, and the HOII never 

;ried HO loudly for tiller* as It Is crying 

low. 

I 

VOl'K IN OCI-AN CITV. 

Might It'not be well for property 

vnunf In UIIH city rcxklinu lu l'bila 

ilelphlato ol .uige tlieir voting place 

o Ocean City, if they, could tinti it 

convenient to do no ? . 

I11 Philadelphia, in the pa*l, it litibeen 

the custom to manipulate the 

vote to HUlt tbe purponeK of the 

sseH," and doubtless hundreds of 

voters thus'have been ilinfranchUeil 

it each election. 

Hy atteudlng - the primaries utul 

voting In tlilx city ou election day, 

iroperty owners are mire to' have their 

ballots counted, aud they will be 

voting to,nome purpose. 

it—*""• l»aai| th'g ..ipilmn of ifimiy 

' CENSDHE of the truly great man ha* 

no more effect than tbe bite of a flea 

on the hide of an elephant. 

• 

THE voting machine Is going to go 

In this State. .The people will 'not 

stand for the absurd thing. They are 

all Intelligent enough to vote without 

machine aid.—Cape May Star. " 

TBOLLEY lines have spread wonderfully 

In New Jersey, though this State 

bail a remarkable network of steam 

railroads. A thirty-eight mllllou 

- dollar combination of these New Jersey 

trolley "lines Is now projected. 

C'6NFKONTED by an organization of 

patients who threatened to hire club 

doctors on salary, the physicians ot 

Wllllamsport have withdrawn a proposed 

80 per cent. Increase lu fees. The 

worm Is turning'with a vengeance 

these days. 

EVERY few days some' Democratic 

newspaper lets a Roosevelt cat out of 

the bag and tbe people who read them 

must wander at two apparent facts; 

'one Is that Roosevelt ban so many cats 

and the other is that Democratic edl 

ton have got them all bagged and 

ready to use on dull days. 

EVEBY day the cable brings both 

wterd and wonderful news from Morocco. 

The fact,that the senders of 

the news live on the Moroccan out- 

'•' skirt, and that they have no means of 

getting accurate news from the Inte- 

Hor gives the widest range, to speculation.' 

It Is a great yellow opportunity, 

and the yellows are making the moat 

of It. 

__J___ 

NINE thousand veterans* of the 

tirand Army 01 the Republic died last 

year, the biggest annual death rate I 

the history of the organization.- In 

"~" 1880Ibemembershlp was409,489ân(r 

at the date of last year's report it bad 

dwindled**) 222,748. In tbe nature of 

things as the Grand Army grows 

"_ older tt grows less', and with accelerat 

Ing speed. . 

' . 

BOTH our army and our navy are 

.'";•" smaller than those of any tirst clans 

.power In proportion to wealth'and 

. v population and it ia a public duty to 

have each branch kept at the point of 

• \ highest efficiency. That la impossible 

When the pay !of" enlisted men In so 

*' small as to attract mainly, those who 

• " are unable or dlsindlued to earn even 

. • .day's vises in civil life. 

. ... ABOUT this time everybody is interested 

in the crops, and.all eyes turn to 

Kansas as a record State. Kansas ex 

'. pectsto harvest 70,000,000 bushels ol 

' 

«fbeat as against 81,000,000 last year 

' • ••nd i77,O«r,O0O the year before. A 

•present prices the wheat will' bring 

more to the farmer than did bis two 

. last crops. ^Considering .the fears that 

were excited by ^ tbe untcasonable 

weather coodltlooa hist spring, the 

eountry generally will do welt In Its 

•}' :''':;eropa.;.:/ :•' '• ;" •• • _ 

.•.'FirEKE, are some character!) who 

carry their wealth' with, them, who 

.,are rich without money. They do not 

, .need jpalatlal homes* or a large bank 

p âccount. They do not need to buy 

• 'admlBsIon to aoclety-^-everybody loves 

; thscoC / They are welcome everywhere, 

^Scanse'they have that which'money 

. capnot buy—a genhil, helpful, sunny, 

v 

' cheerful disposition. Or course, every. 

.body wants them, because it Is a Joy 

^0 be.with them. .Everybody loves 

; 

-v.the sunshine and hates the .shadows 

, -and .the gloom. There b no bans: 

; Account that'can , balance a sweet, 

'.Ljg^ctoas personality; no "material 

: .-jWaalth can match a eupny heart, an 

?y; ';«hlllty. to .radiate • helpfulness and 

^.-'i^&aweetniM»v»."',.''.'- '•'" •••. •:' • "•.. . 

?&P- ss 

the hotirs vary In length. My 

slioitertt hniir is from 2 to 3 o'clock In 

tbe 

nftomoon. I tlud upon inquiry 

Unit tills l« tlii>..fleetest iieriod for many 

IHM'I||C. in ruy . cuse so swiftly do 

tbox • sixty iiiihutes hurry by that I 

try to rfnml into them ns many of 

the dl*'.njrro*>ithie, yet Inevitable, things 

of life us I possibly can..' If I-have 

to Interview n bore,. I Beo him the: 

If I lum> to visit the dentist, I do It 

then Tiint hour Is. liound to slip away 

quk'I;ly, no. mnttcr what 

happens. 

Ojen-forc the uRony of disagreeable 

BCOIH^H soi-ms of Hhortor duration.**— 

Now York Sun. 

REPVBUCAN 

A strong platform "was adopted by 

the Republican State Convention last 

week. 

After indorsing the administrations 

of President Roosevelt and 

Governor Btokes, the following pledges 

are made: 

"The Hepubllcan party has iuaugu 

rated a policy of taxation of corporate 

franchises by which the Htuteannually 

collects a large u\\ux for distribution to 

the taxiugdlatrleta. 

We favor such 

systems as will compel franchiseH to 

bear a just share of tbe.burden of taxa 

tlon as compared with „corporate aud 

Individual, properly. 

"A Republican .Senate has twice 

passed a civil service reform act, which 

has been defeated by tbe present Dem 

ocratlc House of Assembly. We pledge 

ourselves to the enactment of a com 

prehenslve civil service measure in the 

Interest of higher efttciency In admin. 

Istrative atTalrs. 

• 

"The Legislature has passed resold 

tlons favoring an amendment to the 

Federal Constitution .for the election o! 

United Htatea senators by. popular 

Vote; aud Until such-amendment has 

been adopted we favor the enactmen 

of a law for expression* In some an 

thorltatlve way by the voter of 111 

choice for United States senator. 

"We favor the pending amend men 

to the constitution, providing for the 

creation of Assembly districts, passed 

by tbe present Legislature upon the 

recommendation of a Republican 

Governor. 

'We favor a law providing that al 

moneys collected for or belonging to 

the Btate shall be, paid Into the Stale 

treasury, and that no disbursements of 

tftate funds shall be made except upon 

the audit and warrant of thecomptrol 

ler. 

"We believe id simplicity of govern 

ment and we favor consolidation of all 

departments aud commissions 01 

similar character, aud regret the failure 

of the Democratic House of Assembly 

to co-operate to this end. 

"We pledge ourselves to correct any 

and all abuses that may be found lu 

any State department or Institution 

and to bold all oQIclals to a strict accountability 

for faithful public service: 

•'We call the attention or the people 

to the Incompeteuoy of the Democratic 

House of Assembly, to tbe dlsgracefu 

scenes that marked lu proceedings, to 

Its absolute control by tbe lobby, toIts 

refusal to pass laws for the Improvement 

of, the civtl service, to pass laws 

for the reform ot the grand jury 

system, to-permit the submission to 

the public of the question- or tbe 

separation of tbe State and municipal 

_ 

flections, and to tbe reform measures! your lire lnsuruuce premiums an 

passed by the Republican Benate." J waste of mouey, Johnt V . 

. . Naked Truth. 

* Au encounter of \vltn once took place 

betv. I'cii tbo Into 'lOiiKejie' Field and a 

New York, woniaul It was at dinner, 

nml tb« woman was In evening dress, 

wblcb njis father decollete. After a 

Bklrmlsh iMMueeu the two relative to 

tbo i'e.-oetfvo merits of n well known 

author It would, scorn mat Field came 

off second lu>st. . 

" ^**~ , .' 

"Oh, Mr. .Flutd," exclaimed the woman 

exultahtfy, "you must admit that 

'you nre fairly lwaton v at yoiir' own 

game'." . , rV^ 

' Field bowed politely nnd, with 

am lie, promptly rejoined, "At any rate. 

Miss Blitttk. I buve one' consolation— 

you can't lii ugb at me In your sleeve." 

—Llpplncotfa. 

Caught In the Act. 

. Lady Visitor—I am sorry to see you 

here, my youii^ irlead. You appear to 

have bad a good education. • 

Convict-Well, madam. I have been 

through college. 

• 

Lady Visitor— Is it possible? 

Convict—Yes: that's tbe reason I'm 

here. They caught me as I wan going 

through.—Philadelphia Inquirer. 

. Caused the Flr«t Coolnwi 

Mr., Newly wed 

(reodlng^-Nobody 

ever yet saw a dead mule. Mrs. Newlywetl 

(who Is thinking of something 

else11 ad uot llatenluK)—Don't you think 

PBRSONAI3. 

Somers Young visited relatives lu 

Mlllvllleover Huuday. . ' _'•* ' 

E. A. ^MiiBcbamp, 'of, 1'ainden, is 

enjoying his vacation In this city. 

Albert Ashman^ of this city, has 

beep visiting friends In llrldgeton. 

T, H. ' Drake, of Independence, 

Kansas; Is registered at the Kathlu. 

Mm. Thomas Hammer, of Philadelphia, 

was Iti town during tbe week. 

Alex. Cotton, of Vlneland, a former 

resident oX this city',: Is. a visitor here. 

Miss Buli' Ernst,,of thin .city, Is 

vlsliliig friends In West IMilladelplila 

J. Ueorge Hueher, Jr., of Narbertli, 

1'a., was a recent visitor at the Atglen 

Mr and Mrs.Thomas Watspu have 

gone to l'hlladel|«lila for a week's 

visit. • , '. 

Miss Kllzabetli Corson, of tills, city 

vlsl'.ehla, were 

among the week's 

visitors. 

rs. llelle Krrickwu has returned to 

thl- city after speinliug the summer nt 

er. of Carlisle, Pa., li 

occupying her cottage, at Twentieth 

ami Central avenue. 

Vrs.-Win. Metzler, of'Philadelphia. 

is occupying her cottage, I5.H7 West 

avenue, Jor a few days , 

The Kev. John W. Smith, or tl 

city, attended the preacheis' meeting 

In'jiinden on Sunday. 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clawell leave 

to-day for Detroit, Mich, to visit 

frit nd* for'a few weeks. 

>•». Anna Pedrick has returned 

to ':er home In this city"after a visit to 

relatives In Connecticut. 

Mrs. 

John Test, of Twelfth and 

Wet avenue, Is spending a week with 

relatives lu Philadelphia. 

Allen H. Corson' of Philadelphia, 

vls'ted his father, Collector Nicholas 

< 'oi son, In this city, over Sunday. • 

Miss Emily Collins, nr-Hleasantvllle 

lias been «|>ending a few. days with 

hei cousin, Mrs. Wni. F. Clardlner. 

Mrs A. K. Armstrong hao been 

spending.a few days with her mother, 

who Is seriously 111 lu Philadelphia. 

Mrs. Mary De Benedict!*; of Plilla 

delphla, is visiting her parents; Mr 

ami Mrs. Fred. I'ontlere, in this city, 

I>r. I. N. (irlscom has'returned from 

a gunning trip to Port Elizabeth. He 

Hfiof5"IiTrgen"UiiIber~or~ral|-Bnd-reed 

biris. _ . : 

Mr«. It. O. Kradway, or Philaitel 

ph a, is visiting, Mis. Walter Chandler, 

at tier cottage, Tweutleth and Centra 

avenue. 

Miss Kutella Iâke and*MIHS Kraina 

lle-s have gone to Itrldgeton for a ten 

da.oslJ-i«iLijLiUHjLrJb!sslj!lstet l_Mr« iA 

FloUers. . 

Mr and Mrs. E. L. Ititter, ot Phlla 

delphla, liave been occupying their 

cottage, 1J>24 Central avenue, the last 

few duys. » 

Mr. and MV«. Wllbert Mack entertal'ied 

Mr and Mrs. Somers, of Petersburg, 

"at their South Ocean City home 

ovtr Sunday. # ' . . . 

• Mr. and Mrs. ('has. K. Haag and 

Henry Kljielz. of Philadelphia, were 

members of a recent lively party .at 

the Iltscayne. 

• 

- A. Lake Adams, or Handy Hook 

Conn., has returned to this city after 

spending several weeks with' hi 

f.imily at home. 

Win, K* Woolston,' who Is in the 

freight 

department of the Penn 

sylvunla Itnilroad at 'f'aiuden,. spent 

Monday lu tills city. 

I;. U. rttllfcs and daughter, Miss 

Bertie, will leave early next week for 

the Delaware Water Oup". .They, will 

be gone ubout'ten days 

'. 

Mr! und Mrs Charles'Hteplieusoii, 

or West Philadelphia, are passing the 

week with Mr. and Mrs. Learning 

HtepheiiBun, in this city. 

Mrs. Thomas II. riauiiuer, of l'hlladelphla, 

was u visitor at the home of 

her parents, Dr and Mrs, Levering, 

In tills city, during the week 

Rev, John It. (Jreer, of Thirtieth 

street and Went avenue, Ibis city, attended 

the. Ijocal Preachers' Associa 

tion in-Camdeu on Satiirdiiy. 

L. H. A Htedem aud HOII, of KleveutU 

and Master streets, Philadelphia, 

were visitor* here on Tuesday.. Dr 

Steileni owns a cottage In this city. 

Mrs, Frank Moore, or Moores, !>a., 

aud Mrs C. Btalcup, of Camden, have 

been vlsttlog their mother, Mrs, Mary 

MaMJU, in her Central avenue cottage, 

luewls Springer, a prominent bjinlne;is,man 

of Trluldad, Col,' has been 

visiting: his brother-in-law, John It. 

Christian, in this city, during the 

week. " 

".'... 

Mr. and'Mrs. Orlando l*e and children, 

or Delmont, visited Mrs Lee's 

sister, Mrs. Alfred, Poaell, in this city, 

several days the latter part or last 

week. 

' 

J. Frank Meeliau and family, it 

Philadelphia, are spending a fe 

weekv here. 

Mr. Meebali, who Is. a 

floriat, la well known in this city, where 

be has many friends. 

J K. Russell, of Manchester, N. H., 

who is financially. Interested In property 

here, was a visitor oil Friday 

and Saturday last,'.when be met a 

number'or old friends. , 

Howard H. Ross, who for several 

yeara baa been In the.employ: of the 

Healing It. R In Camdeu, has re- 

Igii.Nl bis position a»d returned to 

'out House to enter Into partnership 

with bis father, forinor State Seliator 

K [. Ko»». ' ,• * 

Mr. aud Mrs*Arthur D. JturroWs 

lav.j returned to Oceau Clly. and are 

occi.pylng their cottage, after irpeuding 

several weeks In Ocean drove, N. 

J., I 'ouuectlcut and other places downcast 

• i'helr many friend* weie glnd to 

wi'l.xime them back. ... • " 

, •"'' 

. LEITING A FLAT. ^, 

"The" Agent Found' Thar* W mill v.ltjier tin the third." k * 

"\'o objection to that. I mn fond of 

nil Uluds or music." . • .. 

1 .Ve don't toko renters who bavo 

i'hl tlrt-n, you know." . a . 

"iVe hnveu't any. My rjiuilly consiss 

of my wife, myself nnd a grown 

sin ," . , 

" \lso wi> require the Is-Ht of refcreni 

•»«." . • 

"-!i»re they lire." ' 

'I lie tiui-nt lOIII:D TO THE 

CONNTITI'TIUH *>^ THE NTATC 

ur M:W jr.nvF.v uv TIIF I.WIIH- 

L%-ri'HK or IIMI7. 

' 

HKN.VTK VOKCUKKKNT IH'Xlihl'TIO.V, 

, N ' O . . l . '• _ _ ' , • ' . , ' 

UK IT UKSOI.VKI'I (Uie IlotlHe of Awemttly 

oui-tirrlnu), Tli»t 1110 rollowlnu.jimutidiiutiii 

10 Iliei-ttniellalldii of Hits Mtute be milt, the 

Mnnii- 1M liervby protMuîl'nllit wtmn tlw Hume 

ltl twui{re«4t lo.bjr u im\J yerth unit nuys 

lliprt^)", nnd rtterritl to tint i^giNlulure nuxt 

to bo tii4*«ii, und publlHbt-tl for Hint* nionlbM 

S rlor l« the Unit Tut-iitlay utli-r lilt- tlTNl M1111- 

»y 01 Novemlwr nuxt In al It-nsl 11111^ IH-UN- 

PMiH.Turvucb v >auly, 10 btr ili-MlKiuilt-u l»ir hi, 

ilMir* U U'lJtlurntsU to ThUrwdtty. Outot* V 17t !»„ 

IWf7( ul llitf ri^me hoiir xntl DIUVU. 

NtUflOhAH C'OUSON, V »liec(or. 

NOTICE. 

To tlie Viwnern of propî'ilo^ uttnitlnt; 01 

tlir* f'ullou'litlf u iliietl ritruel* or ti biiUN '' 

Ucenn City* N* J.: Atluntlu avenue from 1 

MotitliWeMt^r y »trt«of Klrwt Nire-t to u pn 

uboMI »aor*«t'bc>itthWfMt4!riy from ih^ non... 

wetriurly line of H«cond Hiruut; Kin*.mrevt 

ulirt M*jconrt Ntre«t euch from ltiu>»w "' 

i'rly I live of AUtintln n Venue, », 

. irly u rtlniHnce of H\MUI K'4) Unit. 

. YtUHCeiiTOby nbitllrKlthul Uie City !L_ ._ 

of A. J. ' 

EJ ttmAU* Klven. Uulldloit* «n>cU.ICirie>TloMlANO«UPIKINTIMOirv«b>iitiinif l»*i to bb lo"" 4 '° 

-lliu luurkel. t . t'.-n~i 

full Iliivorwl Toil*, ohoice l'r»od« oltow" 

Huiiix of uml quality.' Weighed »Wffi 

Muwed by nmtoliiera. No low In •*» 

churited to |>urubau«ni. 

IIVBr«l,lreeol chaiKe at any rmllrOMlrt»no» 

ID AtUotle or Caps Hay county. . .. 

•.atlsfactlon 

I. N.-.JOHNSON; 

PLUMBER, ,, 

STEAM AND 6AS FITTER 

Repairing a specialty. 

Bath Tubs and Plumbeis' 

Supplies. 


~an>Bb*ll bo gl»«i to receive llonm of 

Jri krid cointnOnlcotlonii of lutureHt 

JJttl cominunlly and our-reaclom 

trtry 

• .., cominuiiicatlonB uhouhl be a«i- 

" WI1leti wHIitlio full plme ami 

"WI1leti 

!^ f 

le 

of tlio write*, uofnejeiwailly 

but fcua guarauteeof 

DOTS. 

TW late, J1.0S ,. 

Capital IH other people'H. money tliat 

UKMB who don't own "penel. 

\ wife In very convonlent to (intf 

fiolt with for your own nil»tnkeH. • 

llod-beD hunters were out .In force 

darlnKthe latter parôf last week. 

pirfShore Line coiitiniieH urhiKini? 

m«ny vialtorH hero from Atlantic City.' 

' An average man l» itlie who conildcm 

uluiM'lf rather'above the aver- 

A traveler IIIHIH nut one can travel 

litt or "I""' 

without chnugltiK the 

n t e . • • • • • . 

Tlie only «ay you eoulil find the 

bnluaof mime people would bo with a 

dob. . • . , ' •" 

The elderly maiden who paintH and 

ponders uiuH be niakliiK up fur lunt 

time. V • . • 

To make a clean xweep In a jmlltloal 

MOW it I" oerexHavy to ralne the Uu»t 

But •' 

'• •".' • ' 

There are lotH of men under.a cloud 

Tbo never Htiile an umbrella In their 

U»W. 

cnmpet 

PRETTY FLOWERS 

AROUND BIER 

I,arg6 Number of' Sorrowing 

Friends at Mrs.-Stttwj' 

",. . Funeral. • • ' • 

- Many- mirrowltiK frleiiiln .lixikuil ii|>- 

011 the feulureM »f Mrri. It. II. Stitun fur 

1 (lio In'nt time on Thtirwlny uflcriioiin, 

_ 

' wlipn tlie fuiierul Hcrvlcuit vvcrt> liclcl ut; 

FIVE CONFIRMED 

IN HOtY TRINITY 

Rite Administered by Bishop 

Scarborough, ^yh.o , 

Preached Sermon. 

. A I'liiwuf llê uiiultH WUH eonllriMC'±; Wesley 

aver.ue fur.next neii-oii. 

WuodM Are Full oi •«•••. 

a. WIIIIWOMI paper: In 'llsii 

Hi! the next (!oii);rei butluTM; ' 

U pretty good fur rk'i'teinber i!i|. 

Mi«. J.' !*• 'Koit recently too"k t h 

Huuday ncliool claim in the 1'ronuy 

terlaii church on a 

off 

Keachlug Uea»ley'B Point, the youni 

people uperil the day lii picnic style. 

FIRE DEPARTMENT 

PARADE AND INSPECTION 

Annual Event Was a Saccces 

In Every Way—Btrnqact 

in • Evening. • 

lito parade and hiHpectloii or the 

Oceuu City Klre Deparlmcnt, on Hatunlay 

afternoon, wan a Hiiccenn lu 

ADM 

LEFT FROM 

NIGHT IN VENICE 

MADE STARTLING • 

CATCH IN BAK 

STOCKHOLDERS 

. ELECT DIRECTORS 

Hanicd in. a Rod and Reel 

. andParfof a Fisb- 

. . ' ing Line. 

While llxlilng lu the buy, on Tlinrxt 

day afternoon, John Tent, iiM'hllailel 

every way, although ther'o wan 

il had been liitciided tii deillrate the 

chiirttli on Sunday morning, but all of 

tlm- nei;essary legal iiinttern hail not 

besti IIIM|MI'HCCI u 

uloiig the New 

trsey . Misiro.. 

ti.urd of Trade........... 

lolel Men's Assn 

'..llecltd by Darby 

Total 

fiTO-T 

CoiitrllititloiiH In Ituy ('urulvat col 

ected by Krank K. Darby.: 

H 

Itkl 

700" 

5... Harry Climidlcr, 

[K^L^m^r;u?n2!hed 111 bl; i ':«/•••';«»«!»;, v v: *?„'";; S ; . 

the water . • - ' ' • 11;, I'an>?ley, W. K. Mussey, R. H. llad- 

Jlavlng read In Hit; HKNTINKI., a C IH'e, John K. itiissell utjd C. How- 

.... . „ • i uît Bcliernicrlmi'ii, 

re Scliertncrhoru presided 

^ _ . . ,, _ . :icetiug. '' - ; 

angling on Pogg'H Pier, .Mr. Tent I - Tho dlrcctorn will meet und reorgau- 

Jiuviug rcuil in rm," nr.s riîr.n, n u nic, uuiui 

couple of weokH ago, of the theft, by a a'*d Hclicrmc 

tilg'llsli. or Prof. H. Tudor HIrirng'x 1 

Coinmodoi 

llShlng tackle' while. Dr, S'trun'g wan'o cr the nice 

WUH tho property of Ihe Philudelphlul 

orgunlnt, and luiinwllutely hebegni!' 

g a , an y g 

IniKilrlCH IIH to Dr. Straug'H place or 

residence hi Phlladclpliiu. 

The I'lrnt National llunk-ulwayn 

ou hand nnupply ornuiull change 

.n.%j|.w>. ituiiiittnit|>|>ij .., ni 

I f. r rti^toiuem and othem. 

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 

PERSONALLY-CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS 

TO 

FALLS 

C^ctober 8 ( 1907 

nooND^TRiP $ i i. 55 ffOrrl OceapQity 

Tirkrpt KO*M1 u'olnu «n h»*t train . (Hiitm'riluu wltli sl'KCIAI, Tit,UN of 1'iillnmn 

rurloriTiirKttml Huy i'imrlun, Inivtn^ I'hfluil^hilitu ut N.I>7 A. M., foiloulim d»y, (ir(»»1nr. 

\*, runniiiK tlironyh the ' ' - t • 

Picturesque Delaware Valley and over the Pocono fiountains 

TUiltrtM K(MM! rt*tnrn1iiu;oii rcmilur irHlin* uittiln VKN 

1»AVS. Hht|> oil utitiht llnill utlt 

•it llmiiilo nMnrttlnut , . . . » . . 

LAST OF TH E SEASON 

Mlnxtrii'liHl llookli'tiinil rilll Inroriim'lim limy I •• oliliilniit frc.in Tl.'k.'l Auvulx. 

J. K. Willill, iiMM.iiK..r I rullli- Miinnmr. ' (iKIl, \v. IIIIVI>,


I'uatnb urn fpmiaio Kim TBCIUMT 


Bdltxn and- Proprietor 

-. NEW JERSEY 

No, iai 

OCEAN CITY; 

Inter-Bute 

AilrertlMraenU In local column* 5 «nt 

per line, each Inaertloa. MonUiIy unit yearly 

nrntubetl on application. 

'Job work promptly done by .experienced 

and*. 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8^1907. 

rUefpn or the project to pave Atluutlo 

aveuue. . There will be) lhou«aii(la of 

dollar* apeut }u red lire, bunting anil 

electrical 

display, aud 'no one begriMlgeH 

Atlantic City all the honor 

aud pIcaHure that HUCII a allow will 

give to the municipality aud IIKKU^HIH. 

• "Wecauuotjiowever, rofruln from 

making the comment tbat If, au equal 

amount of money wero. inverted- In 

trees, the UOZOUH of bare uninvitlnft 

streetH aud uVonucs might begin to 

bloom like gardoiiH, eitpecially If 

cut I 

Kntered at the Pout omco at Own City, 

•N. 4., MI aooond clan mall matter. 

REPUBLICAN TICKET. 

J.-OIKIOVKKNOIU 

JOHN FRANKLIN FORT, 

OF KSSEX COUNTY. 

FOK ASHKMHI.V. > ' 

COKSVILLE E. STILUS, 

.OKUl'PEltTOWNSHIl'. 

FOB BUBKOOATE: 

UHARIiEB P. VANAMAN, 

OP MIDDLE TOWNSHIP. 

FOB 8HEKIKF: ••• 

ROBERT R. COKSON, 

OF DI'PElt TOWNSHIP. 

FOB COROKKlt: 

WILSON A. LAKE, M. !>.- 

OF UPPEB TOWNSHIP. • 

IT Isn't always easy, to. be plejuiant 

and agreeable, but It certainly puyH to 

make.the effort. 

MONEY is so plentiful in the Went 

thiH year that the farmer baa to build 

two granaries—one for bio uu*-plus 

•and—tbe-other—for-lib«-»urplu» 

Cfuf) 

casb. _ _ _ _ 

MARCHING catupalgim lu election 

years have fallen Into dlituxe. 

There 

are no more. Immense street' parades 

with their 'glitter and' glare to keep 

men aud boys out after the mldulgh 

hour. The money formerly spent or 

this display 1B now used in systemaU 

work. The ward meeting,; the spellbinder, 

the patient work of organization, 

the printing and distribution ol 

Illeraturejiud the necessary maebiuery 

for getting out the party vote—these 

are the factors that count nowadays. 

••THE Democrats are not aloue 

the demand for separation or Stati 

and mtfnlclpal elections," nays the 

Jersey City Jourual. They are not— 

not by a large majority, according ' 

the Camden Press. The Legislature 

tbat passed the Meeker law made 

big mistake and the Legislature that 

will convene next January In expected 

to correct tbat mistake. 

Municipal 

and State electlqg* have nothing 

common aud jibould be held 

different times. 

i NEVER be too proud to try to niakt 

amends for an unkind word or action. 

More than half the broken friendships 

In the world come from a false. pride 

which refuses to allow Itself to express 

aorrow and repentance .for ami 'take. 

People often become stubborp au 

•'still-necked" with the Idea that tbey 

an being Independent, causing themselves 

many unhappy hours, where 

tbey would only unbend a little and 

adm ' that they are wrong—of course, 

when they are wroug^tlieyTwoiira 

have a double pleasure in renewing 

friendship aud hi knowing tbat they 

had grace enough In them to do what 

was right, even when It went againsi 

their Inclination. 

There In a great loi 

of satisfaction In doing right, ant 

every good and noble speech or deec 

la followed by a'reward. 

THERE IS little mystery lu tbe popularity 

of Secretary- Tart In tbe West. 

Hia great activities, touching nearly 

every public question, and tbe optimism, 

with which be attacks such heavy 

burdens as tbe. Philippines and tbe 

Pauama Canal 

strike a resppuulv 

chord In the restless and expandtni 

West 

There Is something agreeable 

to the Western American In the Idea 

of a physically huge and mentally 

powerful man grappling with difficulties 

and smilingly mastering 

them 

Secretary Taft's bulky - presence an 

engaging smile are greater gifts o 

fortune than beauty or gold. The 

unmistakable Increase In bis popularity 

la tbe West cannot be Ignored by 

tbe 

anti-Roosevelt aud mitl-Tart 

elements of tbe Republican party, 

his candidacy Is to be made fruitiest 

by a combination of "favorite sons' 

or any other device, It Is time tbat tl 

combination should be effected. ' 

' 

UNITED FOK FORT, 

, The New Jersey Republicans ente 

this campaign substantially united 

and with a candidate for Governor 

that every .Republican In the State 

can support with satisfaction. 

Justice 

J.. Franklin Fort hoi been on the 

bench In New Jersey for. nearly eleven 

years, first In the Common Pleas and' 

then In the Supreme Court, and he 

1 

gained there a firm.reputation as a 

Just Judge and a learned jurist Before 

bis appointment to the bench he 

bad achieved success at the. bar. • His 

political activity before he became a 

Judge was of that high, class which 

sought the good and success or hi 

. , party and nothing for himself. He Is 

1 ' well equipped for the office'for which 

* hfr is nominated and will make an 

excellent Governor. 

While his oppoueut, 

Frank. B 

v 

V" Katzenbacb, will probably 'secure tbe 

~" ' full vote of the Democratic party, 

s , New Jersey Is a Republican State, and 

',_»., there Is. no division In that party thlx 

f ; '"/year that holdn out auy hope for the 

v, •. Democrats. In New Jersey, as else- 

''"• T»Jbere, the dlapoaltlon of some |te- 

— to Independence baa had a 

influence on tbe party and 

•bout, In large measure the 

;lof tfaercatues of offense and 

Vimi to Atlantic City.. 

Tbe members of Washington Camp, 

Mo. 76, of this city, expect to take a 

good-sUed delegation to Atlantic City 

this (Thursday) evening, when a 

fraternal visit will be paid Camp 80 

... ••—_•_.». .__„__ ... ~ u~ u_ r, H ,, r »«„,« or the «ermous 

the'pubUu tree planting hy the nilorn-,| 

ment or private yardn with 

flowers aud vines'. 

•It Iran been said by lite uninforiueil 

that vegetation cannot tie planted und 

made |to I;IUIV upon a Handy beach 

Thin argument IH the barest iiointeuiw 

and is only an excuse/or luactluu 

While It IH to be .acknowledged that 

Abtwcon HeaclVupon which Atlantic' 

City > - located, l» one of the ruost 

barren upou the New' Jersey coast, It 

required uo power* of a Ilurbank to 

secure vegetation* upun Peek'n Beach, 

upon which Ocean City IH situated. 

"If Atlantic City wants to mak.e u 

good municipal Investment, onetha 

will attract v|»itorH, und that I" Atliin 

tic Clty'H stock in trade, let her give 

attention, to tree planting and the 

beautlticatlou of private yards. It wll 

help HOlve the problem of the city 

beautiful.uttd the city commercial V 

A P-ROttltlUM-'lVK MAN. 

Speak'Ing of the Hepubllcan conven, 

tlon which nominated Judge Fort fo 

chief executive of the.Coinruonwealtli 

Uoveruor Stoke* Hay*: 

'•The nomination was remarkable 

for its enthusiasm and satisfactory 

results. Tbe convention »* 

huruuKhly-representatlve-ln-fliarac'ter-'-palê:—Men—and—wtimeit—rrali/e—tb< 

Every phase of the different questioi 

presentel—Ninth and Ocean avenue. 

. tij—Tenth and Asbury avenue; 

7 liiunl m 

M C t H 

N 1 t iW ' 

the children 

foruard 


H.T. llallard, wife and three children, 

Norrlslown; Edward Meiidiiibull, L. 

Israel that- they go Clianiller, Wllminglon. 

OAKWOOI). 

The speaker drew a picture of the 

Israelites, just escaped from bondage— 

the xva before, their enemies behind, 

them.. Defenseless, hemmetl In, pursued, 

they are.commanded to go forward. 

Iiii|Hissible, they thought; 

actually lmposslble,'>until UiM ) tied 

the way—just as He bail done for us, 

lu days that are gone, and just as He 

will do again. 

Summer lias gone 

u ith Its pleasures and memories.: 

Now the word Is, "Oo forward." 

School liells ring. The children catch 

tbe word. 

Business feels a now tinneed 

nf developing tbeir intellectual 

life, It will not do to stagnate. Tri 

stand still Is lo go backward,, like the 

boatman who lays down the oar and 

drift-, with the'currenl. 

"Clo forward" 

Is the word for our city. We must 

forge ahead In ull that makes a place 

belter and stronger —a more desirable 

resilience for ourselves and others who 

will come. 

In our personal-and collective religious 

life, not less than elsewhere, 

we need the words,* "Go forward " 

KtlVirt Is the price r. K. H. Madden, Ab'secou; Leslie 

Lvve, MillviJIe; ('has. C. Kldrldge, 

ColllngsA'ood; Henry B Wayne, T. 

It. Fuglu, Camden; Mrs L. It. Corson, 

A. K. Corson, May's Lauding; Surah 

Corson, Kverlon Cordon, Ocean Clly;. 

Cornelia Asluuead, Itcesley's Point; 

K. Krnesi Huiytlie, Miss Ella F 

Suiythe, Miss Bertha V. Smylhe, 

Jo!ui 

Worth, H. A. Helms, CM. 

Ht.milton, Master David Hamilton, 

Philadelphia; TIIOH. H Goorley, Clayton.. 

' " . - ' 

MHCAVNK 

Hlekmanr-Asbury—I'urki— •unii>. lo I* ilfslicuulutl liy III 

WeHldmil ol Hi.' I—liiiti', llm Spciiker ol 111 

JOIIM* of ANHiMiAtiiy nnil tin* i-wvri'tury or 

Hlute: ' • 

mrlki-oiit Hi, i.rovlno In Kwtliin Ilirwi of 

rtlt'lv lour, uml iuiwl-l ui' pluct* Ilifrt-uf tin* 

Th" l2-"iii»l«llir» miHll, In IliO your imii lima 

und nine buudrwl nnil nltii*, nnd nt It" lint 

mwalou uller eucll Jlnln-U Sluti-s 

urniiiKti tlK'coiinllvs ol llils Htutt* tnln IIIKrlol« 

lor Ihei'lifllonllicnlti of mtmiht-n. of 

lii> lleuernl AMH-'inbly. 

Kuril tu***i.|iilily iltM- 

.rlrl nn *.*on*illtut**tt KIISII t-onuiln.HK mmrly us 

prncifkHlile.nneqiiiil number ol, inliaiflinuis, 

und shall coniilHt orcdnvt'nlFni und OOIIIIKU. 

ouw tcrrllory, tu a compMcl Inrint tinivlitfd. 

Hint euclt county Hhtill, til all llmci*? 1st vnllllfil 

loin loimtont-int'liiU'r.unit Itn' wlole 

nnnilsir o( iiieinls*rs in IK* I'IIIIM'II MIIUII nrver 

rxeti-d slxly. ,— . • , 

.Tint Court or Krron* nnd A iipeulK IK lictvliv 

JIIVI-HIIHI with **xclnslvi* orlulliHl Jiirlmllrlliili 

und with full |Miwer undtT NIII'II i>u,,-r*litrt' u>< 

It limy hy rules p'*'**crtl*f to rt-vli'w »ny division 

iniiiurninKciiU'ni iiiiuli'ti*/ III** lûlHlnlurt, 

^nlopMMilnhlv dlHtrlds ol Uu* rotlntlcM nf tlilr* 

>ui*h urrnnutfiiiûlnii'l .UVHIOII cir uiiy purl 

itu*r«>r (H In Hi-croiliiniv o- In i-onllti-l wllr 

thlMmrllon. nud II lit rniillti-t lii. WI7, HI one o'elook p. in., ul Hie Houtl 

i-oinerof Plml vtnvl und Allnnttr uv^ntie, 

in Ihe clly of Orejtn Clly. i-ounly or CMIN* 

lln.-Hnd Htii,leor New Jersey, for Ilie tmrixiê 

,,rt > 

renldeutH of OO'QII Ulty Uealresacar ' " 

back from Atlantic City at 11.80 or ,12 

John it.'Kendrieki 

W.J.4H.8.K.B.OO. . 

K. U. Obumplon, 

Kllmbeth it, Fluher - - 

WnUtt, 

K \V. Hurleliib, 

Abdamon HourceoiM, . , 

K. N. Ullllnnton, . 

Wulle • Crowder KM., 

Murk Buner K»l.; 

' 

A. U. Heull, ' 

Uburiea A. Uoe, ' " 

K.J.HmlUi, 

Joueph Hatlon (40 feet on Fourth Nt-eet), 

II. L,. Vaonjnan (40 teel on >*ourth ittreel), 

Jonepfa Hullon (M feet on Kourlbmreel), 

Hunnah Hayday, ' - - * 

Churle. Glnoril. ' .' 

Anderson iloarfzeolri, 

V. M.Campbel. 

rah E. Campbell, 

UV'I So. 

, 1 " • 

IH 

• 3.B 

r.u • 

li! Ill 

K.-I X, 

12 IU 

» an 

•311 10 

,11 Hi 

••.111! 2/i 

UI Ul 

IM Ul 

IS I H r . 

u« in 

' 7H»> 

IM 31 

11*1 Ut 

1 l 

21 :••• 

21 00 

40 lu 

40 111 

I40 7S 

wut> 

IXl «H> 

PCI W 

& 

OWNKIt AKll UKHOUH'TiON. 

o'clock at. night, a car; will be furnlahed, 

provided notice of eight hours w. 

given the company. 

Also It 

itated that this company holds lu car I 

at Adriatic, and. Virginia avenues j 

sufficiently 

long to ' accommodate I 

theatre-goers from this city to Atlantic' 

JIty who desire to return home. 

' '. 

'".SJSet" 11 

.Bcbua'tt: 

N. W. aide of Boy avenue beglba ISO leet Not Fourth 

t: . 

r: N W ' U "°' "âv """ > **'!** * " ! * t B °' """»" 

10 leel on N W nlde ol Bay avenne bet Inn iiCl feet X of Third aireet - 

Hannah Hayday: 

- ' 

120 reel on N W aide of Bay uvenue beginu S50 feel N 01 Third •Ueet,' 

2X26 

70 00 

HUM 

• T4!S 

•J 111 

in 

8 

15 HI 

r,:n 

.•ft ;« 

II 

• I li 

7 I'.' 

1 

JI 

aai 

7 711 

7 71 

H 17 

.ifIT, 

, & li.'! 

I IB 

10 JO 

NICHOLAS-CORSON, Tax Collector. 


Conveyancing 3 Insurance 

• '*',. ROTARY PUBLIC AND ' - 

: . COMMISSIONER OF DEEBS 

• . • '• • ' ' • ' . ' . . . • • 

r 

" • • • 

Nos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue 

OCEAN, CITY. N. J. 

Ks^Money to loan on Bond ancl Mortgage.-^ 

THAT TAX QUESTION" 

Can easily be settled by building 

Bungalow Cottages 

THEY ARE IN GREAT DEMAND 

I hnve prepared plans (or a number of these, artistic and 

co lvenient littl, 

«.ITV, W. J. * 

IV-i -hfir^ Homo und HfmodHlnir 

. Attended-To. 

, . OCEAN CITV. N J. 

LEONARD KRAUSS CO. 

- Electricians 

Bi: Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J 

I- M-trleul work ol nil klndii pronilitiy ul 

Ier led tu. All tuulerlitl nnd wort iiunrunlM-i 

Mtr 7tly Unit ciuiui. 

IliA S. CHAMPION 


tiuaranteed Htrictly PurtiAND 

ICECREAM 

ESTABLISHED 1881 

v Ith t'oi(Htor.iL'c new ttil» ymr, lim p*t 

pj»r -rt tftutve letter *t«rvlreubw. than ID tf 

pi** • • ' • " , . • 

. and Asbury A*e 

A. H. BAKER 

...Undertaker- and -Embalmer 


OCEAN CITV. N. J.I 

o Oi ll« nniiu/tired'dny or nliEht. 

I Undertaker and Embahner 

CKNTKAI, 

•I'.IIIIIV IKH • CI'IV.N. J 

THE 

Office. No. 634 ASBURY AVENUE 

ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY 

i£^Pocono Mountain Ice 

Offloo. 1010. A>bury -A»». 

OCEAN CITV N.'J'. 

Ti H AND ASBURY AVEl, 

OCEAN CITY, N, J. 

Fine Paper Hanging, Painting 

A Select Line of 

WALL PAPERS AND 

INTERIOR DECORATIONS 

. Headquarters lor 

UP-TO-DATE SIGNS 

Aitii 1c U/orkoianihlp 

u».,i »,i 

OÂRLES L. HOFMANN 

FEGISTERED ARCHITECT 

006 WALNUT. STREET • 

• I«HILAOILPHIA ' ' 

. Mendel's Annual 

CLEARING SALE 

.... of... 


and 

Furnishings.... 

COMMENCES THIS MORNING 

W,* liiiti.ll.- ani-li tin.'- ». Hurl, HrlinlllKT 

iin.l Mnrv. W,ui.Uiti1l. .!liiilt.4!,M.iliil**uii,t null siiitu.r&l(, ,. 

' «•» anil *m UM11I111, nil,ut i.,- sisao 

" IVIlMllt SllllH," ill, ,|| ,,|,,| «B.,»|| 

('tu to . . . . ;* . 

l>io«ftnilirr 

iniiki'M in . . 

»:i. HI. Ml. xl.û nnd' »7.3e 

•' W lilnu- Jolll-a" HUM.. f,,r luiy*. lit w.' 

liiilf Uu- IIKIIUI iirlft-M . . , 

VVIIKII Siilli., Irom XV up , . 

NIIIK.ai 

KIIIIITM 

M.,iiilri-li. Tuxiilti. l.lori llniu.l*!, HScapUft' 

Fine Underwear, TJc«, Hoilery. Etc 

ptllrotly (reduced l-rlcr. :: ,: 

JOS. MENDEL 

Kili'i Atliimic Avenue, ' 

iriTy.N.j. 

TtilmtpaceUreaarvwilnr 

W. L. BERRY. 

Manufacturing Jeweler, 

NO. a> SOUTH SECOND ST.. 

-— Ptalladrlpli la.fa. '— 

COAL 

COAL 

COAL 

COAL 

' Buy yiiur Cnal from the 

SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. 

AVKLKTH KT. AND WKtfT AVE. 

AH yuu are nlway*. Htlre nf Kfl'luK ' 

£M) ixiundH In tin* ton 

0. J. HAMMELL 

Marble^Granite Worts 

MouumeutB, 

Htatuarj-Work, Crtullw-... 

CEMETERY INCLOSURES 

• • Kurial VBUIIX, GraveCuven* • • 

All klmluof Ccmnlery Wnrb 

Works at Pleasantville. N^J* 

G 

No. 1O8 Market St. 

PHILADELPHIA, 

u'Umoi MoutbJsnw lor 

Fine Familu Groceries. 

A.wn>. thetrml.mt and l»-.t to lieloondIn 

llw lillirkcu ' . . „ «_ ' 

full llnvored Tiluii, plioleo nriuuW ol Cp»* 

HnlfM., ltnl>iln>i,'llrtwl Boer, Butter and WJ* 

llahiH or b««l Plillutlclpltla joiiuik-rKo 

leal treatment. 

Dr. anil MrH. A. K. Moxey, • of Mt. 

AJry, l'liilailelplila, were recent KiiuHt 

or the Klberoil. 

REQUEST REFUSED 

MelliacllM Huiiclny Hcnooi Cunnol 

•eel.In Hlich ttchool naildliiic- 

A kpeclal lueelliiR of the Hoard or 

Education wax lield on Monday evei 

Ing for .the pur|x>t, 

A Krl.Mi.1. 

l.ilin.l'llrli'ii, 

It. II KIH,» 

. x. I'liiiiiiiil 

I. A. W. Mi,illh. 

.V.'tV'k'iim'rV-!" 

>V'lli 

l.lLU!^tt, 

1'. I'. M.'OIIIMII 

.1, Ml'/iini,' 

illiMan* ,k Kcl- 

,\vnr»iH, 

A.j:.»!iiiti!; 

'i.'iini riiiiw'i','.'ii 

It I Al.l.nu. 

I. M. . r,•,«,.. 

r.K.KilwnriN,l U 

lli"h. Ari.iHtroiiL-. I .'l-«. 

.I.IH. lliHitlintyil 

M. \V. A.lilltl', 

W, .1, INiwWI, 

din. II. I'lirkrr, 

1 U y m n 

u' i .l.i«,-iili Norton. 

Kll II. M. I*IIX 

W ' l 

I in II. r..in'. 

I '»' Hurry MIII.T. 

I im II. I-'. wtii'iittiiiiM. 

I ll.llllUta.|||||,.^,* ] III ' t'llKU. Mlltlll'U-H, 

ti,lMH-i h'!T, 

1 to .\. I*. Milm-r. 

i. It. Mnvli,.,,., t IM, ii.l,.,rn r,,r..in. 

i c i i ^ . l l t i - k . ' l , l I * J ( ' . 1 > I , H « ; l i f r t i i ( ! r - 

a 

!'. I.,-. A'IIIIIIK. IMII lii.ru, . 

John I', l-'ox. 

I Kl i K. V. mi-wiiM, 

K A fur •>», • ,|III!.HM.I'I»M. '. 

I'llili. I., -sl.-urr, 

T 'I*.' ltl.-lmr,l stm III) 

sioiin.-l Kii4.,'|i, ] mi! K. M.Kiitlini, 

•.ili.llih K.1 •.upl-. I KI x. r. ri..lliiii,I. 

V.l'ur*ioli, 

t INI' /.iiiii' ,v /on-, 

Mr- W. II. 

f. I, Ij-1,i,.in. 

U. It. M.HIV, I ui 'WlnlL'ltl AU.'li. 

Alll'tiS.-llll. 

I '»' .Inlili CiHiU. 

'Mr ^..vil.r 

I HI 

T IM 

I Ul 

.1 I.I 

I III 

I "I 

I HI 

I II 

I HI 

ON WEDDING TRIP 

'• II Tucker uucl Wilt- Will y Mrn. TuckerV >-l>.tcr, Minn Jullu 

ttisiefl, who linn bccii'licre Home time. 

JT*ifl|Tritleltr~ril'~''*en" lt "'' 

•ville, Is the (jiiest or the foiuily «f J-M l 

.Scull. In this clly. 

iVr*. ItebeccaSuttoii .Went to Cam 

deli Saturday, where slit' will »iiend 

the winter'iuontliH. 

ItourKwis husbek'ii .visitlilit 

h'or parents, Mr. ami Mr'. < 

ISmirlie • is; In this eity 

." . • 

K. M, Jereissati. or I'liiliulfllihiii, 

as In town oil Tiiesduy and rcKlHtered 

at the Wyoiulnir. 

U 

IS.Disbrow and wife, oT Kitlley 

I'ork, property owners'here, ..were In 

town (luring the week. 

H. I*. Jamison, a new business man 

here, who'emu* from Wildwool, Is 

registered at tlie' Palace. 

Mr niul Mf«. A. P. Mllmr iitnl_ w>n, 

Waiter, or the Wyomhii;, It-'"' • '"' 

ou a trlliirt NiaKiim Ktill^. 

MIHH. Kll/aheih Urn m«-•>', '"t " liJ 

City, has returned friinl a weeli 

to the Delaware Water «.ap. 

Prof. Meredith, nf Atlantic City, Wata 

Sunday visitor here, the eilftst or tho 

Hey. Of. and MrH. I.rtiiiyale. 

Hoi). 

Klteiie/er AdainH.. or West 

MilK'lMc, npeiil yo-lLT'lny wli'li Mends 

in Ocean I'Ity. 

Mr. anil Mrs. Itolierl It.'J'iusuiaii. ol 

ritllailcl|ihla, 

have liccn oictipylui! 

heir I'ottime, 

USiM Asbury iivctiue, 

tiiritii; tlie pa-t week. 

K Kriti'-i .Siiiytlu* and the Ml^*c» 

Klla V. iiiid llertlta'V. Sinylhc, of 

Plilltnlcl|ihlii. wt're «iif>-ts iir tlic'tJar- 

WIKMI a few day- -nice 

ruirlcr-* avid- It. Si-till? clerk- m in*. -I. 

Scull's oillcc, leftytt-tiTiliiy, wllli hi' 

wire, uod clilltl. ror .Meilfnnl, where 

Mr*-. Scull's ptirents resiije. * .. 

Mrs. 

Ward and Mrs. Ncl-u n, or 

Philatlclphla, who condiiiieil 

< litl.ilfuyetlc 

lu-l MiiiuiR'r. tire e|ijoyiitir a 

scusoit of re*-l in Otis resort. 

• John W Krti/iet, Jr.L 

Plillailel|ihlair uml siiiiiincr coltai!.er 

here, WHS ti visitor dtiruiK tite wcik 

niul recl-lered ul the ISI-eiiyne 

Miss Ktllth Slimmer*, of Clensidc, a 

Philadelphia stiimrli, who liaslicvii 

HpeiidiiiKa moitlli Iu'thix elly, will 

return home oil Salilrdtiy next - 

Mrs.riareucctiilili'iueytiiid chlltlrei 

hnvi 

delphm after a pldiwini visit "to Mm. 

M. Sack tut Kotirtft -trcct, tills city. 

Mrs. Mary McAleese, of West IMillitdel|>hiti, 

spent a 1 few days here ill 

the week, reiiewnm aci|l 

iiriili; 

MlllltailCCi* 

She was a former rc-ldent of this ciiy 

L.It, lleckcit aiiil tliillKlitur, .Mrs 

Wiilliim 

llmii-k, dimuut-toto 

ihe hotel building will be continued. 

On ihe i-olltl* Htniic fouuiltilioii* there 

will lie blllll a brick wall Up to the 

llrst story Untler alf the (Vails .if the 

ninln biiiltliug, anil til'o In the. buck, 

covering, in all; about 1WU lineal feet 

The Improved basement will lie utilized 

for Various purposes looking to tlie 

and there, also, will be u liahdsuiiielyilll'cd 

care. 

There will. lie a jiorcl 

around the basement of the building, 

where the metl will' be able, lo enjoy 

their cigars wit limit niinnyunce to the 

Iciimle gilestx of the house. 

Sands, who' is 'undergoing Iruiituienl 

ior.YEARS OLD 

Wcvni >ulbw: muif l»y choir and beue 

•lay next. 

Philadeipiiia, wan among the vislturx 

here the latter part of 1o»t week 

BollaKl and 

were amonK 

To nn'lliH n Cottage.. 

Jolni MartH, contractor and builder, 

lagettiug the ltiinher nil the ground 

and preparing to erect a cottage, near 

Mllh and Central avenue, for Joseph 

•Barton, of Philadelphia.' Mr. Itarton 

• hail been among the city'H plen»ed 

vlaltorii. _'.' , 

; Panfeaiiril n Coiuuc 

•.;', Merrick Hteelman, who haH'bcelia 

Waldeht of thU city for a number of 

years, haHJuKt purohaned Capt. Oeo. 

•Wnebttage, re.2Anbury aveuue. Tt 

wan one of the bent barRaluii Bccured 

. bere In a long time. • 

Mr. and Mrs. II. 'I', 

chlidreu, of Norrislown, . 

the weekM vlsltoru to this,resort. 

Ml»« Carrie L..Corson, of Wilmington 

Is visiting Mr.anil Mrs. ltoi.Jan.ln 

Hoflmaii, at \W A«btiryauenuc. 

Mr nittlMr". Jol«» "•/"''.I 1 *'*!;, ,° f 

tlii* city visited Mr. and Mrs. Seth I 

Hand', at ltlo Orande, over Miinday. 

MeH»r». Jamet. and William SUm 

accompaule.1 by tl»elr mother, U» 

away for » couple of weekn' recreation. 

Mr-. Aaron Btepheuson. of Wen- 

— ''.ml 

Their Colihlte* 

Mr. and Mm. i\ H. Shoemaker are 

making addltloiiH and exteimive IraprovemenU 

to the rear and Interior of 

the residence they recently purchased 

Ventral avenue, below Ninth Htreet, 

,1B this city, . ' • 

Btelihen-i 

Mlnnl.ydeliaU.Hmlth.ofl'leaHanth 

t of M f » lldM '"' 

vllle, WOH 

i 

the 

lt. 

of M f » lldM '"' 

H 

day. 

ww the Ijiiet 

i. Haro,Sir. Knghmd.or Anbiiry Park 

and a niece of Mrn. Itrnnyate . , 

Mine Vera Smith, who i« Htenogroimur 

at the Strand, Atlantic City, 

has been Mpeiidlhg afeWdaVH In th.ix 

city, where her narentn reside• jiiicl 

here'riie iiaH u number uf frtendn, 

Mlsii' Olive 

Ijear 'and brother, 

Mini. Oim .^ vhlil(| U y f,, r Plilla 

li; of 

formerly 

ûrte Miller, formy . 

Hôfthli, city, riowarealdeut of 

the winter, I 

m 

coiirso 

In 

I'leri-e'n 

Mre Hiram B. Mowrer bu« returned' 

frouTa vl«it t" Atlttiitlo HM1 until uxed. 

- MUH.J. L.A'ANTINK, I'rop. • 

Viimu'rty «tl Tlio Octnii Clly Hou"?. 

^" r " l » Read ins Coal 

AIM> KImllItibf WiMttl Ity bnrrvl or cord. 

lU-ixt »'OHI on Lhu tniirkf-t. *J24(1 Ibu. lo 

the mil ijuuriiiiU^fl. Ik'llar Knterprlwo 

'l>lutnu. 

lllr^ trnil Vnrd.'rilNTU and WCSTT 

JACOB SCHUFF 

THE PIONEER 

BAKERY. 

No. 700 Ashutf AientiB, Ooaan Cill, N. J. 

I-WHII llri'iul, l'i»» BlutCakradsily. Wnldlfm 

CukiHift HiH*t.'tally. 

Ordt.ru dnllvered frnv of' 

nharicti. NotbluK dltllv**rMl OD Hundftf. 

ik« ixeli and Hon TIIUN *w«fnl from 

XbIM Cll» la "WnHlilniLlon. 

ougressmaii John Dal/ell, or l'llts.- 

: g7T > u., who Is »H1I enJoyliTgnSeiv 

re lire with IIIH family in a Wesley 

mie collage ill Ibis city, took all 

luouiolille trip to Washington lam 

vtek, ncoompanied by bin Hon. .They 

ritvcled by way uf Oelawaro Water 

•ii'p and llaltnuore and greatly en- 

>,\el the beautiful scenery en route, 

II' It were not for tile "shriek of 

oc.tiity." John Dal/etl 

would be n 

-t

Out Of the 

" ChaiificS. 

•By LYLt WARD SANDERSON. 

J, 1W7. I'J 13. II. 

Ucrtuu 

Kcster cuine-.: slowly , dunu 

tlio IIKIIIIIOIISU mnli'H.. 1 

IIu..lli..'.l the. 

wlud 'nud'twVi vf tli.-m. A(lM/.y 

wu.li "llo-itcd through-Id* 

nilinl''tluit, ' 

they mlKli'.."iiuwi"' end.. llu- 'w.oiild -Hko 

to go ou forever,, l.vMrlu.-; ilu- nip of 

her llttlo feet on llio. ii'.m I'diiml him. 

I'eelluf^ her iintut i\'U si.'.v 

•,'...-cui.' 

lauiah nnJ «lililn thw s.iino ii'.u r.ilulltc» 

U.I.I uronilvl 

Ki-!.:.'"i' I" i!io fl-.ilo, 

pplihly l»'n. !i. ,.!iei.. iln'IV .'.'".it.iiwitlt- 

UHlced Kcvlcr. stiirlug. ut tlio little llgtire 

hy hi' sll.' iis If he wns-Just :wuk' 

lli« bin of u .sleep. •••:..• • ' '1 

Th" girl »-uil lcnly jM'ixiin'to .'ry'. L"1 

thought I'd' li-'tli'r IM* lu'lplinr you"— 

Utflplii^'.v.iir.pull'tlilH limit.:' sill, sobbed, 

"thuii riding r..uuil lit'an old hiunch 

with II mini ' I- iliin'tjlkc. Bill If you 

ditn't waul iiic 1 i-iiu ,ti>U4> him, 1 .Huppost-." 

ilcr \.ilci-- illed uwny as nhe 

KtrufpH-d ...Miliily' to keep her wind 

Mown lulr »ui of tier fin.'.', her -skirts, 

from'III.' '«iiter iind the" tears from 

hlliiillnt; lu-i' i-.v.'s..' 

- .'Mi- r-linl ni'\er IIMVI* you."' declared 

Hosier tlcilely. .h-i.ppliii! tin* ni|i... and 

cut< hlim Hie Klri lu hi" iirjus. 

• •"I.lttfo 

eoiiii\ijl'». il".i''..|i menu'It'.' .1 dh'want 

yum'.lu'iji. llu'l.'- girl, und J MIH liiiike 

you hupp.v... 1 

IMIV don't filil*. your fn.-o, 

d.»iir! 

Your l.iilv Is HO 1..V.-I.V—hut'It'H 

dreiulfuny rji tin* wny!", : 

Tlie' uiilniili.'iis Mr. llnr-voy, us. his 

litiiiicfi ciuiii' sWJftly .luwn the.channel, 

noted 

\\4tli iistmilsliiiicnt two itersons 

over tnwnnl tlio llRhtliui'iso wading 

Hliiwty through the shallow wutor. lie 

.thûirht ul first thut ho roconnlzed the 

Slrl's'.wUIn 1 'Hweut.'r iiml ^lier Rreen 

6klrt, "wlileli Htii- h.'lO Biilhcred 

about 

tier Uhces.' The anils, circled over tbelr 

hcii'N nud tin; sen wind h!.»\v the Kirt'B 

lirliitii 

Ii.ili' iill nliout her fuce. Tho 

mutt \\.tii uii.re It in implied hitck 

to-releaye 

tbo tip Ilii- iniire It cuts nml-hurts tho 

tk-i-h. on nu'i'iint of tho peculiar 

Hllilpi* "I' il llsldl.oiU It lH nei-esMiry tO 

push" It nil tin* way throuuli. If Uio 

cd tliuin. Ii \>;u. ii-it u il.-ry, -lull u 

Kiiy jlttli' pic.i' me i-rai't, hrij-lit with 

. ninny. i'ii*lilT.:;-. K.-'jr lid(..'d MarW 

,-In, 

f't Hint lit' could 

not put her h.i->.tli.? lijiiiiNoiniwl Inunch 

on th« ciii-i. * " ,- 

Therewnîi'i lihif >ifX'-' s ri"''t !n Marlon's' 

faeo iia;she pick.il up tin- nul.lvr ropos 

' uud tbi; Ifiil Hvvi'nr-- oiT. 'Hit' Mini was 

warm, but jti.- Iii.-.-i-.-, mi.,I with tno 

tnDi; of tin- >ci. lil"W the girl's l.il'^ht 

bnlr uV>MM her r.i"e ulid !'lnilj:llt a 

i^)arUI .luy," i-'|.e.i:e.I llu*' ;.-i!l snftly, 

her dark I'J.'S .Ircuulu'.;,'.th.Mi smiling 

•Into his.- Itn' wii«î|iilti» 

U'IIMIIKT to 

putili tP\,-ei\rtlilnu* luit tin' j'i'.'.-i'iit moment 

Into Uie hid.'il'uliu futinv. 

I 

Tbe ulali ln'-lfuieil u i!,..ineiit, then j 

Bald, wltli n n'lte of. ciiiiviiiy In hlM i 

voice:' "Muy 1 row j in over to -Tu'r- ! 

- bet'u cr.-.'k beCu'.! we .izn Iiiit-I:'/ It'H ; 

. Euch n quiihil, iMiichy lltlle plaon, with ' 

IU Olfl Wlllirl'M nil,I llsllel-ll'l'ir* ll'iHHPrt, 

that I wimt tu >ei* h nuiiln. Ymi know 

my viiciiiliin en.l-i t-'inon'«'iirlnu upon 

It the liiinTltillon, ••John VIII., a Woninn 

Trom Ilnirlund,*! This bust wr*» 

put iii Its place by ec.:Ioslastlcal &$• 

tboritl.'M In the year 1100, without protest 

from .any source, and In pursuance 

nf the imivi'rsiil popuhir belief 

that t'he el^lith John hud huleed been 

a.woman, mid this hv spite of tbo fact 

ttiut t!u> personal history of tbo "real 

"John VIII.. who wns a oinn UD.1 a Roman 

nml the detlor. of tho 'Emperor 

Chart.*! tin- Buld, wan oj«;n' to tho 

scholars of tli/> world.. It Tvasonly at 

tho K'Klnnhic: of the scventoentb ceniury 

that tin.- h.ist of the "woman from 

Knstiind". was tuUi-n down.—Argonaut. 

According €o~HiStory, • 

A Xew VurU'man, who spends a portion 

of tho "iiinnier each yeur In Eosluml, 

tells of mi amuslnc; Incident In 

oonnwctlnu with his Orst visit to Klchmoml 

cii-Ktl*'. On that occasion he"was 

acconipiiiil.il hy n u-itlde. who roiled for 

his tiifuriiiiiilni) imilnly mi II i^jldobook, 

which from time to .tlmao ho 

would fiinlwly .'onmilt If ho thought 

I 

•_*.t-A\(;'V..\. 

not'smlle at tin- ntraln bi-foi-e wo reach 

the farther side or thp llulo -buy." , I 

"The tide.Is rutmliiir our, fit^t," Etald 

Marlon, loolilui; down ibroufih Ibc clear 

•water to tht- yellow. «nndH, 

. "VTo'll Rtrlko tiie cjinnti"! snor." rc- 

-turried ,KesIcr. pullluff hhuî'lf' to- 

; cotb«r "nitli an ofl'urt. "I can never 

tell exactly where It l« when tho -wind I 

rouchfl th«^ wholo liny. 

Oi'pat'.lny for,, 

Bjrlllng'. 

AVlMi wi'-h:id n ynelit. Ma-i 

Hon." - - * - | 

,' "Oh, .I^lllie this Ilitlo lKiat' fully as . 

•well," declnred' tho plrl 

con(r:uilcdly, j 

. then suddenly cried. "It'3 (.•rowlitKtlinllow,' 

sailor boy; look 'out!" 

Kcalor"!? ours 'stopped In tho air. 

ThatTvas'tlie niini^ site \v\4 culled him i 

•when, ns rnlLlnii, 

they hml built 

'many dreapi-.shipH t'*e«t!i< 1 r, 

, • • 

-. .The. ours nnidf II h:ivniic nwbnpi Into [ 

ithoVater. the bnivt shot h'ulf Its tRii(rtli I 

. ahead, tltoti utiippcd wIUi a Jerl;, Its 

noso burled hi the! mint!. 

' "Great Scott; we'.vo struct on tho 

flats! . JcYlc up this rudder, Marlon, 

ttrhlfo I ptlRb her ofi". Then, nflor nil 

l BnavaUlnc rffnrtf "II'JI n mcrfy tblff 

oar If* slout. Xo, don't, push, child: 

sit still/' • ' '••'•• 

. "But tho tMo Is'Just riu'lnp; out," 

objecteryl:o out 

": "but to Bhoro'hpi- nn it snml bunk and 

iiot bo able to puli her off IH* absolute 

;• dbiffrqco." 

., Vtiua far up tbo bay camo-tlin Bound 

•' of distant pufllnir, iinil.lCeslpr, KlnYieiOjr 

up, had the pleii.siiro .of Kc.c.hig a. nnw, 

, shining lauticln cotulns rapidly.' down 

a ^the cbnlmcl toward tUo Btvnndqd boat. 

. Smi tncKbiK and uullhis Inoffectuallj, 

• he turned atierlly to tho nKtonlshed 

.' ! i"yonr aunt will, lui jilensuxl to find 

• • .you liore, JIgrlon. Good heavens), why 

r H Vdld you ever como oft wltli tnot You 

:', onght to bo lii that launch this nUntito. 

• you don't belonu Uoro"— his wratb 

•! :• ponrcd_out on bur—"you lovo'luxury; 

•.,;., jrpn Imo-nr yon love It HUo a cat Har- 

;i;S yey*s' not good enough 'fAr yort; n»- 

iv^.body,lii.-- i >ihjiipt; llo witula you. ' Of 

j,':' ( 'i conrso I Want you many times moro, 

f : ; ;';,bnt-uyou'ro crazy tb coroe off with 

' : r^;;moi'vUe'|l bo onirry and 'twill servo 

.f&XOO'irljsht I'm Bolnj toslenul when 

^Jbo^-Bpts-nearer and get you over to 

•^tne *cliaiuiel, If 1 bavo to carry you. 

^v|l.Tjope^l9. Tvlll toacb you a lessonr* 

"2 BtCck of iliivongor In tho 'man's faco 

tba strl read eomothlug olso and Bprans 

to her Xeot, crying, "Walt 

Merton; 

v.flon't elsuul!" .With a swirl and a 

^•plnsb she landed kneo deep In tho 

"-. water, one band enttortaK up her 

htst'o'.'* 

Finally there WHS readus! a part.of 

tho bntileineiits- where tho bill ou 

xvhk-h tin* castle stniuls descends abruptly 

tq the rlter. • *. , 

**I*r4*tt-y steep descent!" exclaimed tho 

American. , . . .•, 

. "Yes, Fir." c:mii- from tho guide hi 

.'his ^monotonous tone. 

"'According to 

blst'ry. It's almost pcrDlndlcularr' _^,.^ 

Tho Horse's Ancestor*. ' 

T.O'.'IVH of horses mny lu> delighted 

with till- distinguished êneulugy wbl''h 

g*.»..ti-tjlsta have completed for that favorefi 

nriltunl. At lenst the nnmoH of 

tho hnr!-e'n'iine(.KtoiM look yery ilMtn- 

Ciil"hi'* a little, fdiiw In 

comprchi'iidlng.- Tlio custonii'r ox-' 

plal-ned. ' . . •* 

"Voii noe," Hhe Hold, "my hnslmnd Is 

very, fond of our baby, niid If ho seeî 

that tho bill la partly for dresses for 

her—'Woli, he won't fiitud so niuch/' > 

,,• ". 'Tempting Hit. 

JTmiKekpepur (to ir book agent who 

brings till* tenth liiuiiillment of it novel) 

—I can't lukn tilt; hook. Mr, Meier Is 

dead.. Uoolt Agoiit-Oh, wb«t a simmer 

It's right lii tho miwt exciting part of 

tho story."—Berlli,Journal, ' 

!' ' ' 

Docldsdly Awkward. 

Hewitt—Wore you ever In an awkward 

position? .iBwett-J-I am nll'tho 

tluio. Hewitt—How is that? Jewott— 

I have two girls living In the same 

street—Now York 

COINS THAT ARE BASE 

•Metals and Methods Used 

Making. Counterfeits. 

In 

HOW THEY.J/lAY BE DETECTED 

Spurious' Coins Cannot 8tand tht 

Three Tests of Weight, Diameter and 

Thickness—Gold 

Pieces , That Arc 

Swoatud. Plugged or, Filled. ' , . 

, Tie tnost diiiuieroiis counterfeits are 

htru.'li friMi^ a,dlo'nnd are usually Iniiliitl'ii-i 

or, uiM i.'.ilns. MoldK'of various 

.Iiiiid-. in-,- ,i-M,-nshi-ly 

used, but 

ruin t-I'l". |l« »(• iiiadf, an' Inferior to 

Ih.i.,' inM.li- *lih II die. 

In •'ouiiii.|-i'i>ii;. 

iu:i>ii. fioin a mold 

leii'i iû. u iliriiL: itiul* ree.llug are usu- 

.illl.i ; ,' . . ':.,;•{ i.Vl lilt ili-...'1'llve. ^fhe' 

ruin * |;irl, ili.- -Ii ii\i mill I'le.ir.i'iit np«' 

p.'ii: ;'.i'i' I..' ^'niiini' coin, 

Most couuii-ii 

:i sjv.T ».iin^.in , a- -Ihi' llielal 

-t- 

A WflTCH 

PROBLEM. 

Telling tho Time In the Dark With th* 

. ' Hands Rompved. ' 

.. fc'iiine *Tl:ne iig-i-n |>oor old iiensnnt 

wh;> hiHl'liivokeil the klrn^'s wrtith was 

• (el'.;'il by the king's soldiers and plated 

In .i, dungeon, says the Sclcntlllc Ainerl- 

I'llv. IIU niMjesly wus pn'scut nnd bad 

tin.old ii in it si'iiri'lutl tH'foiy being lui-uieeriiti'il; 

All his peivonal property 

••oiisjKied of n cheap wutcli, n small 

I>e:'kull'e, a shilling in ctish and. n lead 

pc'icll. 

Tlie ptMir old nun beguod for 

nu .'ey. Inn l|ls pleadings availed him 

iio'liing. and hi; Ilimlly askiil to bo 

en nleil the prl.vllege of kiuiwlng the 

lm:»lh of his Ai'iiti'iiii*,' / lu reply tho 

'kli:£ tiHil: hls'kiilfe and winch, which 

la> on the talilc, and. afti-r taking the 

kn fi> and po'lng the liaiids off- the 

watch, rcturniM to.lilm his watch, nny- 

.liip, "When you have learned to tell 

the-time I'OiToetly. by this wntch lu 

your dung'on ii'll you will he Illiorntoil." 

The poor old limn, knowing that 

the king n lit n life sentinco, stng^ 

ge INI IIIII> bis cell and wept bitterly. 

>"rvorl holies he was liberated In twenty-four 

hours, having accomplished tho 

wonderful task of telling the. correct 

tin i> hi ttie,dnrk with a watch without 

hn ids. IJow did he do It 7 - 

,\ watch derives Its power of motion 

fri in the n-(*oYl of the mainspring, and 

the recoil l« governed by tlio balance 

an I lever. I-'ur Instance, If It taken 

t"u Mily-four full turns of the stem to 

\v! ; id the watch and the wntch runs 

twenty-four hours whi'n fully wound, 

th' n for e.icli turn of tho stem It will 

ru i one hour. 

.. liinre simple methoil Is to hold the 

sti m firmly between the fingers and 

tn;n the" wiiti-h around. In winding tho 

'wi teh to run for'one hour tho ratchet 

on the muluipriug will cllek k say, thirty 

tli ies. which proves that this watcb 

ni is twY> minutes for each click of the 

rji ebet which Is nttocliiil to the malns|i-ipg. 

\Vi\. will siiAl^Jse It was 

O'I Im-k IHMIII when tl;i> watch was last 

;III-.- he;a|!i i. ' I |.tilted. 

When they 

'li.ni"! ii !:• • h-.-uiutli.il for a i i mo the 

plill I •: -V.-.VJ .1,'. e 

T'>.> i".i i ili:' • ••>•..iw' .'imnterfelt of 

-ih 1' .Mil i I l-.'i. of,II i'..!l'|.i>-iill.lli of 

illlt: • "II.V :!.'. I •:fre7 Til.' prlnrliijl) uietbiHls 

'jfiM.-utlni! in.' tin. in lii imtii. 

mini: 

til.-' ".!:;*>•< nt rj'i'dlu-.', tli" operator Hud-' 

In;: .1 i.r.'iii In ill.' '-iiiiill i|tiniitliles of 

K'lld veil. I fl/.ll. lllllilennn .plnHH. ' 

Til" ;ivei'.i4.'.' i.'.luetloii In' value -of 

•f.iill i Mll'.i.i'l.'d I., tlle-e 

lil'i.i;*., 1 '* Is 

frm i mi.MWiMitli.ih to "iii'ieutli. 

. r|ir."-'iici I-" ili'.n.- liy liorlii^'hiil.-H In' 

tin 

in, c\n'i[.':in'^ the ^.'nl.l uuil tillltiK 

III.. Mtvlty >Mlli i; ••li.-iipi'i 1 iiiiit.-rliil, The 

hirji-r «-olii-' d.'iil.le n:it;lci- and ^'IIBIUS 

(tw.iii.v nml ten diillur 

iilecesi— are 

IISI-II f.ii'^ ni- j..n'|i.i.e. Tli." small 

*mirf lee' "I" the iduiialiia ' limlurlul. 

wb. 

in Kill,•• r,'ius of tbisl^lud arc 

i!ui-::! iiiii..-, as they are perfect 

i.i'ai'aii 1 .!'. mi','.' tê i-*lt r es having' 

J titMlpi'! .Ml M (Hi. 

- " ' 

ling I- i"!)--'! ciinjjiiuiiiy 

done liy 

1 'SC;:M' inc, sub, But uioiit I 

ut ilem tlilliK-i 1«V" 

'.'riiiluiy he 111iirlit mm wns enllulit- 

.]•/,.f iM-l-'it. dlatyieter. mill iblek. 

ness !:|innld In 1 , applied, for It Is ill 

iuiis* liMpo-i'-Hiii.. for -the counterfeiter 

tn i'.'.i,'ply with thi-su Ihi'i.'i' tests with 

out usliijj genuine .metal,— Counterfeit 

Dd'.C^tor. ' 

p 

Inf s bank mid then the next day went 

to withdraw the whole amount. The 

bank otliflal Was somewhat surprised 

and asked for an. explanation, when 

she said that Death had appeared to 

her during the night nnd threatened to 

tal>e tier uwny with him unless she had 

thi tui kronen ready for him. tho next 

nlylit. The" gendarmerie were communlcat 

>d with, and when Death iuad'> bis 

piimliu-d apiiearanee- he was found to 

be %'cry much lillvo tn the person of the' 

locil judge." The WomaU's money, 

ad's oilr Vleiimf" correspondent who 

sei ds the Ktory, Is still' In 1'ie bank, 

ani'. tint Judge Is In Jail.—rail Mull Oazet'e. 

* - 

Aiirs and the Tax. 

Tli're ai'i-' wutlii lent people In Hnguiti'd 

mill Sibtlanil paylhg the annual 

tux huposeil li,v •(he Inland levenue upon 

tin- use of armorial liearlugs t'o |,ro-' 

duee a" srtmor s:'b"O.I»iil.eacli year. The 

grcji: bulk'of lids sum Is pnld 1iy i«-opic 

v.'ho care not mijitom (-Ither'aliout 

their fnmlly of tlielr'uniis. but pay tin* 

tax regiilarlj simply iiecuust! they have 

carriages or plate' beraldlcally ilecoratcil. 

The reillly old faiidlles'of the 

ri'ttltii, however, use'arniorliil embleimi 

fur ileeiinii|\i. pui|"-es to nn extent 

ahiwist- lurirenVile i*i the eyes of those 

fiimlllur with tliiiii only vlutt you want, and the price seems 

to tie j-eaKiiuulile. no why waste tltno 

Irtohbig further?" . 

"i;melons. Coot-go, how foolish you 

•tillkt I'm not bnlf-tlriffl out yet"— 

Chi'-'flgo Kecord-lH'rnld. . 

• ' • ' , . . Couldn't. , , 

"Tul! me tho old, old story," Bhe 

•will. " 

"I can't" ho replied. "I liavo made 

a vow never to' repeat a mother-inlaw 

joke."—Chicago Becord-Horald, 

The 

benefactor engraves bin name 

In tho band that receives the benefit— 

French Proverb. ^. 

Coumgo IK flre. BulbiiiS Is Bmoke.— 

iBeaconuOcld. '• • •».._!. 

R. Curtis Robinson 

• ' • • ' • * • • . • '• ' • ' • 

Conveyancing and 

Insurance. 

NoWry Public and Commissioner of Deeds •* 

INos. 74-4-46 Asbury Avenue 

OCEAN CITY, N. J.' 

- Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage' 

\ ' • ' • - . • • < > . • •• ' " . 

SLEEP AND DEATH. 

Na th«r Pain-Nor Conselou«n«M «t th« 

. Instant of Eithor, . ' ' 

HI,,, phciioinciiiiii ciille.1 Hli-op may be 

lib 

-of 

ItteahSummer Resort 

OCEAN CITY, N.J 

BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED 

FINEST 

BEACH ON THE COAST 

THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN 

MANY CHURCHES 

1*10 SALOONS 

Spacious Bourdw.ilk. 

Kr ul .me.' iill.lrrltnhlllty of 

,_ ii,,. ên-Hive nnd vltul systemn. 

•c'lpilr."* ii" ilrKiiinciit to prove ihnt 

•.r< tu III.- nian 

wl i>.|!ciid-" all liKiltuc wallliig for It" 

T'eiirly c i»rv one hmighu-M h.- I* pet 

iir; moil- tli.in IIIK Rhnro" of hard 

kn«k< ' 

( oiiii'iit Is Ilk."- your c"y." huvi> it yon iuii"t 

lie Imrfi X'ltli it. 

1 ntll tli.-.v inine luuin'..." •••«> ourselves Join 

Inn di uu this! siibjeet," inhls the emprtiK 

f'liiiiili'i'. Thi' r.'cl|ilciits of tbe 

crow nr...eiimilil..;i||wi > ..facto. -, ' 

No Sentiment., ' 

E'lith's I'njiii Ami so ynii iiivL. uiy 

din uhierv 

IMItli'H Admirer-I do hidm 

I, *lr. i I'.uiinu u>]i you how much 

I li vc In-,', |lo jon Unott' wimt' It Is to 

M* a SIIIK;.- fuw-.'S'ery'whi-iv. to' hwir 

u klheli- vole, ever soiiiidlut: hi'your 

tiifi. to V piKsiKMi'iI hy the'mi.'Idea, 

to wl nil Hi- time thnt tin- oni. pr*«ieut'.KIiir.ii. 

ynii 

H-MMI'M Piipii-Xo, 

Jom*: IIIIIII, I hale never, hnil aiiy of 

tup .*' fcel;iiiis sinei' I slf;neil the pl.Ml 

-P 'lir-uiu's- \Vcel;ly. 

, Proparod, 

"/ohtiii.v. win*,, hnvi-'you bi'i'iiv-Vnur, 

bul' U sii-pk-lou^ly wot. Ki.-liiioi ..WiiM 

out two hiy.irs nuo." . " 

' "i'fel! in thi> criM'l;." 

•- .' 

" tut your I'lothcH lire not wet."' 

" 'Vi'll: you KII>, innnimii, wliiu< 1 was 

Ma iilln' on ti,,. hrldt-e I thouirbt muybo 

. 

r\^.t by olT.-ihni himself as hmtan, 

lie would nc.'.ini|.:iuy t||0 d^nt.,^ 

Wllll.' the Olhel'i.' Kept Kuunj over|^ 

works. Tin. men naritil, ana I'lsjhJ 

stroll.il off with lln- iin-a chosen. Together 

they w.-nt to the boilers ui'' 

withdrew the |,1,KS. This jitoiipea tie 

works, but, .llir no ntlier diuangft. \Jbii, 

thus cniziimil I'lnyi'uir wus uMetolls. 

ton to thf story of the linden, ^ 

found 

many of ili,.|r ili-nianjj ^^ 

ron-innnhlo nud siirh Hmt uftcnratait 

wus piMslblc,readily tu coui-vileUta 

Thf little puny ntiii'iiul fron tbrit 

lnn.N'cut wr.s'klni: und fouiidl Uie mub 

honorably piVM'rilui: iinler. Tbe »Sentli-l 

Bar.' ihiin II .-..imie fn.'-.'ii.x-of ililllr«i 

lirouglit bin. In.-k. 

Jauii-s il. Itluiiii! u'.ntlil uerer tun 

buck to n> .'iit.-r .bis IHIIIIC even If bf 

Im.l hirg'ilii'ii si.iiii-thliiir,' 

• • 

Tb.- 

fiilln-r .if NI.li-.lu-4 II. of BumU. 

l^tld.il hisl ad Ions hy the advice of u 

American s,ilrli 

iiicdiulii. 

Admiral rarrauiit ^:i.0s he us«I b 

lie gul.led l.v a still, small voice wbMi' 

toll! him v.L.il'in I|.I lu liattlfs. 

The 

IHIII'.T of .'ifgliaalstun, the mltans 

of M.ir.il'.-.. aiid /imzlliar and tbe 

kh.illv.' iif ,i:gyi,,i all maintain official 

astrologers. 

• , 

..A Timely Present, 

A certain c.l-r.'.l gi-iitlciuiin rewnllj. 

suluieil II Iniui-.colnivd lady of the 

Amazonian tyi'.- In iln> follnwlng l»ogunge; 

' • - 

"Yuli's I.H.kln" mighty fmiclMtb' 

to acx-cpt U« . 

tbI»i»WnlnVSiilT 

Sal 

hauled i.ir ami knuckul bin 

down. 

Then. UiKIng him out of an 

Inclination to g..i up. she said. "Xo», 

yuh Jest lay thai' till I K"ei* nt«' tol* 

out what , .bit word "fawlnaUn" 

.inoaus!" , 

Next day the afiircsnlil colored fcfr 

tleuiaii |iicsciit). 

JONATHAN HAND, 

: 

Couhisullor-at- Liixw, 

Hollcilnr. Mantur In Ohnncfry. Nolarj 1'ubllc.' 

(JAl»K MAY COURT HOUHK, N. J. 

r.., 

I*li>Hl«'la'si anil Nnrgeon, 

OFFICE—Corner Central and Elgbtb SUecU 

I Till mum. . 

PFFicc HOURS :\ Knuu I to H p. m. 

\ Kron. ti(to H p. in. ,, 

T.C. HUTCHINSON, M. D. 

IJomtcopathiNt. 

No. H3-t OfiitiTi ; Avoniiii, 

0CCAN CITY, N. J*. 

Orpine HnilKH!—Till III H. n..,J to In. in., 

«ln»|i. iu. .11,..li I'd.in,». 

• 

HEAVY WIND BLOWS DOWN 

PARTLY-BUILT COTTAtiE 

JÎ-IO.VVARD'BURT, M. D. 

809 Wesley Avenue. 

House Was Being Erected for 

Saml. W. Wood, of 

Philadelphia. 

A lanvy wlml niurfaln hliirm strni'k 

tliln city iibout 10 ii'elm'k on TuuMliiy 

iiioriiini;. II WIIM eHpL't'livlly Heveru In 

tliu upper mill niitlylni; xerll.iiix or tin- 

'.'Uy, ntfil did ciiiiHldt'riililu ilmiiiiKe, ' , 

'''»« Kreute»t Li"* Wn»Mii«talueil.l.y J. 

ll'K l|lt Johnson 0111 'entrtil avenue, 

below Thirteenth ntrecl. II will'be 

...I' colonial style of architecture, re- 

.i-cmldiiiK, iu. a meiiHiire, the new 

Will Cost *HHMI. 

' 

The hnui-e WIIM in'ini; built'ou a lot 

near Kir»t slreet and the ocean, front, 

lu nililllliin to lielnu -licnllie.1 all the 

v. ity up, tiie ruftern were in pluce and 

the cornice set. It wn* hciivlly bruceil 

IhrnUKltoiit, hut. notu'llhsltiiiditii; tilts, 

wlieii the tcrrtllc windstorm i-lruck'tlte 

it wu» lifted from itx IIIIM' 

nml * thrown nroniid 

like u feather.. 

The dimciii-lons of the 

L''is:is feet. 

i:eeuu>-e or t|ie 

incchuiii.M t-nifiloy 

took refimc iu n I 

siiort time before-ll 

iue aru 

ruiti, the several 

il oi: tlio h til Mini; 

nnmiliiw .nearby a 

ecoiin^cwaH blown 

. lkv>J. >(• ItrumJii, 

en, iirt-ucliliit; .11, >*. nu 

m I uy»Tiui*t'iiuiii>*o»*lin'k l-ridtiy 

Otiti'fn* nf the Miurti—t'lmru-* li. 

rh.*lniniu;..l »'iu M, Irnurr,-Lre»i«- 

u 

'.Muiylanil is Mi.inliii liilrd. 

.Mr Sicclnuiii, who bus ticmiu ttui 

uurk iif ri'hiilldlnir the cotluue,' suys 

his low-, will he ÎliMI. 

TIII. p» 

WIIL-U the 1 iiii 

i 

•VI |.II|IIIH of the hinli HUIIOHI atti-nilLiI i "n>t ('.iiiiiciliiiiin l>. S. SHII||IHIIII prulll 

hl S l ' "''I v tlo l i ' Mr S 

.llvln.; wornhlp on Siniilay e'venliiK. "''I* «vcr tlio iiieeliiiK.' Mr. 

Tlilf "itii- ihi-y went to Holy Trinity !«leellu«l m favor iif Counelliimn fl. 

\:liurch, where n npec-lnl i-eriuon.wnN ! A. \\\Smith, Who \V«H «le.-te.l to tuktilelivureil 

liy the Ituv. Dr. II. J.Cook, j tliec-halr, wliluli piiriltloii lielllliwl with 

who look l.l» text from IViilm 110; II. 

c'lmracturlHtln (jnn'e mill illunlty. 

l»r, Cook KIIVUIIII euriiesl'tulk lothe, 

HurlilK tliu innrM.- or the pnuwclynMc 

|HM>plo. who weru much In I hn^d, nnd fnllnwin^ iho rt.niHn^ i.f 

U-rvnltil, 

Me^pnkeor the iiivt-HHlly of: I'"' I'hM fonver'x i|iiurlerly report, 

nil tiikhi): on re of IhuiiiuelveH in the' 'i llse.1 tin' following.lutvpfor 

liuurltiu app.':.l> III Ihu illlle.enl 

miiuiripiililiet. of the county^ 

("iipe "Muy. Krl.luy, Novenilier 1; 

Hotly llt-a.-li, Montlay, Niiveinlier I; 

VVII.IVVO.H1, WeiliiCKiluy, Novomht'r ll; 

\\ e'-t ci*uulh('r 

i . ' • ' . ' - - ' . • • ' • • 

FIRE CHIEF CONVER 

MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS 

MISS YERA' SMITH 

TO BE MARRIED 

Her 

Wedding Will' Take 

Place Here During the 

Coming Winter. 

Mr. nml Mrx. Leuls S. Smith, of 

IIIIM Oily, uiiiioiuirL' tho cup;aKeuiuiit of 

their y»iiiiKi>l .laiiKhter, Mihs Vern 

Îny Smilh, anil Mr. Ir-aue Seliueilaker 

Chiiiiiberiiiiti, Iri'tiHiiror of tlie IIi£h* 

liin.l • Triir-t Couipaiiy, of lloliokcn, 

N. J.', ". 

It IH •lati.il tluil tin' weililhiK will 

occur .liirltii! tin-roiiiini; winicr. ' 

Smith hiii-a InrL'.- iiiiinlier.nf 

ance Compuuy lie puld for by tbe city 

Neither Messrs. Sampson nor Steelmini 

seconded Ihe motion, and, afler 

wulliiiK some little timu, Councilman 

II A. W. .Smith siilil he would secoml 

tlie* motion. •. • • 

J. I'. Sleelmaii and ASSIHIIUII Klrc 

Chief John K Trout bewail lo uddrei!' 

the chulr ut Ihe mine lime. 

The chutr 

lerni;iii/.-il I'.iiinVllnmii Stccliiiiio, who 

"aid he hud always iiniler-looil thai 

the nppropnutioiH mii'de liy the city 

In the lire compuuleH were for such 

At this »tm;c of the proceedin«' .liiilê J. 

1'n.nUlln Kurt, C.iiiKrc-.Hiiiuii liiirduer 

hU 

^7> 

ii i*. MHII. Aûury 

uvfuiiv.nri 

-!. c.c, u.\ton Vutmiinui; K. 

tlilViil illK|illi.V, « 

tin'Ti'sitenml orili'is. 11 l>is cmciirl. ami u iiiclit i-iiniivnl. " ' 

Tlii-fi' will-In 1 

iiisi.'a spi'i-ial |iili.'i'imiijtt' l Aliiui|iolis on •• I'i'(.'K.v j 

Stcwnit DiiV." Siitliiiliiv, Ociol.."'!',1!»,. When visilois willlinv.' i»'•,„,.,„„•„ llH ".^fouhle mun" with theiippol'lltuiiy 

to ilispi-ct tilt' inli^liilii'i'lit .:in.w"iinilili(i(j.< l" the I'lliU'rt j-itell Teleplione Compuny. He will | 

Htlit.'s NitvAl Acilili'inV':linl III' 1 I'rinu'lt'li'fi Still*' llousc, so full nfi remain in. fhu employ of the company, j 

' ^ ',' . • ^ • . • however, iii'ilil Mr. Hill, of tlie HIIIIIB 

The 1 inn 

nail niti*^. 

Mr, rtanip*.!! said. "What I- the. iiMj, ,„„„,,.„„,„,,„., llu. ,, lly ,,„„„. 

apiiroprlutlon for.' Ifthe Mly is «... • (||ltc)i ,„„, o,| K .r proiniucut .pcukc.-. 

The thirty-fourth uiiuiial coiiveiitiou ! companies, whnt is the need of iip| 10- 

of the New jersey 

Women's 

IViinsyivatitit Itailioiid will sell j'xdiirstoii 

•Itufliiinni-, Oi'lolii-r ILMO I I, (JIMMI lor ri'liii'ii pa^sil^.i niilil 

(K'tolwr 

l!i; iiii'lusiv.', IV 

nil stiitimiK on. its linc-s jimtli anil i'il. n , tile ll-^'llhll'Illl.'. . .' 

' l4 !l 

eompnny, returns from UN va.-jillon. 

PRESENTED WITH 

HANDSOME CUPS 

KulmU Trli 

•seb Wwlu^' 

, Su. jai. I. o. ll- M., 

uy «venhi|{ In K,' |>I 

Hce, keeper «il >^.'4»r.tM, 

Matylaml.'r. 

s|ii'fiiil im'iialiiin. if.iii- 

«K.K.C.'w l !«ti>ii > ;*V«-i'-"rSlui'ut.Mr-. li- M! 

Crenw: tn-il«ir«r, lire. Wllllum K. *»• . 

WMonlwiirri'iiiry, Mrs. Jos. I. Ht-ulli IIMHIH- • 

JutMcrt'liiry, iir". T l^w AdsiiiK: i'lillft-mrMi 

"".Tro.iliimn ioiti MrJ. Olmrlmi Ml.rliu. . • 

iDQiur Kniti'.-.vur society nietii.. ..very rnu*sn*.rDlS)ii 

111 l*n'olock. 

ibrtMiluu KiKleuvnr Kisileiy uloi'i* 4 '"t ' 

Vetoes Hiiliuuy evuniuli'. 

' I-'IKST M. K. 4Tlll(kCH ,' • ) * 

Udlen* \lii inetiii. Unit Monauy uyunlhi I'l 

ai^li Inontji. 

M ni. Kits .llelit liiiliuy, II.VUloot;MM. 

.iitrii-inU' Ile1.di.1y, irenûrtir;: 

MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING 

ALLOW AY iW. SMITH & CO. 

(Successors to H. A. W. Smith) 

846 ASBURY AVENUE, - OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

iH, 

.1. ( 

in 

•| 

iry. . 

y,i*iip«rlriimiii«nt 

» LBftviiH • .. 

Uihein- liiiiair, H. M. Hullim, |>rCTlii"iil; 

|*«i« IJ. lliirr.il. uei-relitry, Piirker Mlll.'i-,'. 

-«»"ar«r 

• 

Womim'n ChrlHllan Temperance Uninn 

JMtooiulimUi.nul. nieeln ueiiil-iaiinll'ly 

rnnldam, Mrs. Kllsulwib llr'o^; corwuixiiir 

[»«»*!rel»ry, Mr-. (I'll. 1'i.rki.r: 

reouriili 

•|Lll 

%ry »** lv M. Mlli.ur: .tr«H».iir»r, Mr H.l 

YsiuHmob'i. Aiwoclatton. 

Wliton Wlllelu, 

•mweot: Mark liuke, iworoUiry. 

Aiiuuul 

^••Ung will l>e beld ID Jnup, 

Jh«O«iktt.Ulty lliilldlDif'»nd Loan IUUMMIIII- 

"po metuwecoua Hiuurduyof ««ob roputn. 

nauuwi. UboriiD O. AduinW «eor«t»ry. It. 

o»snl Tliorn . ' • 

Oihce Every 

Night 

Cold Lunches, 

" • ' Etc. '. 

N. 

Business 

: Fuii 

l'eopio 

C. GODFREY'S 

House. 657 Asbury Avenue, Spring of 1907, 

"A Night in Venice" Finance 

Committee Completes. 

Its Work. 

The .•oiumltteu on. "A Xlfelit lu 

Vviil.-c" lui" prt't-ontuil liuuilHinie eupu, 

IIIUIIK hy Itnlk'y, IliinU- A: liid.llf, lo 

Viix'Coniiuoilort'-Wni K. Muxumer, 

of the Amy II , C'apt. (!, A. Itlnler, Jr., 

;.if ihe Orinoco, uliil 1'lvll ICiiirlnfer^ 

l!iil|ili I,, doll'. 

' 

Cii|it. l.Iexiiiiier'H cti|i wn» for the 

liu'ril iluc.initc.xl bout In 1 lie line of 

I'.iiriule on'the nlkht of Ovemi for. the iuo-t'iiniiitiely 

ik'eorutiil hont In lint", unit Mr._ tlull" 

; 

HUH KlveO'U '""I' liufiiilxtj tiie jfuilKw 

; ilrelilwl thnt iheWjii iiriiwlc WUH fnr- 

Mit'il hy III" v'ociil uhortix. ' •. 

'I'll*.* eii|in »fu "lieaiitlen," nml iloiiht- 

H nre lireiitly up|irecluteii by the 

l 

On eiiiili of'the «;il|W I" « miHiililb 

tcriiiti.in. In tho CIIHO (if tlioue )ire 

iiU'il the oViierwof the prize winiiliii! 

mtH, the "luHOrllition !« lifter llil« 

7 

PROSPECTS ARE GOOD. 

Linfe of House 

, ami.I Imve.oiieof the be«t. 

It mire, UH the work IH. runbliU! In.; 

l|,L. 

eil to ("mit.. 

by the ,ci' 

Furnishings:: 

•—• of 

if of Otfiil 

I""** hi the 

t In Venice 

Putting the Pipes in Order 

Excursion House 

' J*«IES CLARK ,:: Proprietor'; 

. ' MAIN STREET and ... I 

NEW JERSEY AVENUE 

POINT":: N.J, 


Florist - : 

. BUtBS, GRASS

Sep 1907 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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