Sep 1907 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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Out Of the<br />
" ChaiificS.<br />
•By LYLt WARD SANDERSON.<br />
J, 1W7. I'J 13. II.<br />
Ucrtuu<br />
Kcster cuine-.: slowly , dunu<br />
tlio IIKIIIIIOIISU mnli'H.. 1<br />
IIu..lli..'.l the.<br />
wlud 'nud'twVi vf tli.-m. A(lM/.y<br />
wu.li "llo-itcd through-Id*<br />
nilinl''tluit, '<br />
they mlKli'.."iiuwi"' end.. llu- 'w.oiild -Hko<br />
to go ou forever,, l.vMrlu.-; ilu- nip <strong>of</strong><br />
her llttlo feet on llio. ii'.m I'diiml him.<br />
I'eelluf^ her iintut i\'U si.'.v<br />
•,'...-cui.'<br />
lauiah nnJ «lililn thw s.iino ii'.u r.ilulltc»<br />
U.I.I uronilvl<br />
Ki-!.:.'"i' I" i!io fl-.ilo,<br />
pplihly l»'n. !i. ,.!iei.. iln'IV .'.'".it.iiwitlt-<br />
UHlced Kcvlcr. stiirlug. ut tlio little llgtire<br />
hy hi' sll.' iis If he wns-Just :wuk'<br />
lli« bin <strong>of</strong> u .sleep. •••:..• • ' '1<br />
Th" girl »-uil lcnly jM'ixiin'to .'ry'. L"1<br />
thought I'd' li-'tli'r IM* lu'lplinr you"—<br />
Utflplii^'.v.iir.pull'tlilH limit.:' sill, sobbed,<br />
"thuii riding r..uuil lit'an old hiunch<br />
with II mini ' I- iliin'tjlkc. Bill If you<br />
ditn't waul iiic 1 i-iiu ,ti>U4> him, 1 .Huppost-."<br />
ilcr \.ilci-- illed uwny as nhe<br />
KtrufpH-d ...Miliily' to keep her wind<br />
Mown lulr »ui <strong>of</strong> tier fin.'.', her -skirts,<br />
from'III.' '«iiter iind the" tears from<br />
hlliiillnt; lu-i' i-.v.'s..'<br />
- .'Mi- r-linl ni'\er IIMVI* you."' declared<br />
Hosier tlcilely. .h-i.ppliii! tin* ni|i... and<br />
cut< hlim Hie Klri lu hi" iirjus.<br />
• •"I.lttfo<br />
eoiiii\ijl'». il".i''..|i menu'It'.' .1 dh'want<br />
yum'.lu'iji. llu'l.'- girl, und J MIH liiiike<br />
you hupp.v... 1<br />
IMIV don't filil*. your fn.-o,<br />
d.»iir!<br />
Your l.iilv Is HO 1..V.-I.V—hut'It'H<br />
dreiulfuny rji tin* wny!", :<br />
Tlie' uiilniili.'iis Mr. llnr-voy, us. his<br />
litiiiicfi ciuiii' sWJftly .luwn the.channel,<br />
noted<br />
\\4tli iistmilsliiiicnt two itersons<br />
over tnwnnl tlio llRhtliui'iso wading<br />
Hliiwty through the shallow wutor. lie<br />
.th^uirht ul first thut ho roconnlzed the<br />
Slrl's'.wUIn 1 'Hweut.'r iiml ^lier Rreen<br />
6klrt, "wlileli Htii- h.'lO Biilhcred<br />
about<br />
tier Uhces.' The anils, circled over tbelr<br />
hcii'N nud tin; sen wind h!.»\v the Kirt'B<br />
lirliitii<br />
Ii.ili' iill nliout her fuce. Tho<br />
mutt \\.tii uii.re It in implied hitck<br />
to-releaye<br />
tbo tip Ilii- iniire It cuts nml-hurts tho<br />
tk-i-h. on nu'i'iint <strong>of</strong> tho peculiar<br />
Hllilpi* "I' il llsldl.oiU It lH nei-esMiry tO<br />
push" It nil tin* way throuuli. If Uio<br />
cd tliuin. Ii \>;u. ii-it u il.-ry, -lull u<br />
Kiiy jlttli' pic.i' me i-rai't, hrij-lit with<br />
. ninny. i'ii*lilT.:;-. K.-'jr lid(..'d MarW<br />
,-In,<br />
f't Hint lit' could<br />
not put her h.i->.tli.? lijiiiiNoiniwl Inunch<br />
on th« ciii-i. * " ,-<br />
Therewn^ii'i lihif >ifX'-' s ri"''t !n Marlon's'<br />
faeo iia;she pick.il up tin- nul.lvr ropos<br />
' uud tbi; Ifiil Hvvi'nr-- oiT. 'Hit' Mini was<br />
warm, but jti.- Iii.-.-i-.-, mi.,I with tno<br />
tnDi; <strong>of</strong> tin- >ci. lil"W the girl's l.il'^ht<br />
bnlr uV>MM her r.i"e ulid !'lnilj:llt a<br />
i^)arUI .luy," i-'|.e.i:e.I llu*' ;.-i!l snftly,<br />
her dark I'J.'S .Ircuulu'.;,'.th.Mi smiling<br />
•Into his.- Itn' wii«^i|iilti»<br />
U'IIMIIKT to<br />
putili tP\,-ei\rtlilnu* luit tin' j'i'.'.-i'iit moment<br />
Into Uie hid.'il'uliu futinv.<br />
I<br />
Tbe ulali ln'-lfuieil u i!,..ineiit, then j<br />
Bald, wltli n n'lte <strong>of</strong>. ciiiiviiiy In hlM i<br />
voice:' "Muy 1 row j in over to -Tu'r- !<br />
- bet'u cr.-.'k beCu'.! we .izn Iiiit-I:'/ It'H ;<br />
. Euch n quiihil, iMiichy lltlle plaon, with '<br />
IU Olfl Wlllirl'M nil,I llsllel-ll'l'ir* ll'iHHPrt,<br />
that I wimt tu >ei* h nuiiln. Ymi know<br />
my viiciiiliin en.l-i t-'inon'«'iirlnu upon<br />
It the liiinTltillon, ••John VIII., a Woninn<br />
Trom Ilnirlund,*! This bust wr*»<br />
put iii Its place by ec.:Ioslastlcal &$•<br />
tboritl.'M In the year 1100, without protest<br />
from .any source, and In pursuance<br />
nf the imivi'rsiil popuhir belief<br />
that t'he el^lith John hud huleed been<br />
a.woman, mid this hv spite <strong>of</strong> tbo fact<br />
ttiut t!u> personal history <strong>of</strong> tbo "real<br />
"John VIII.. who wns a oinn UD.1 a Roman<br />
nml the detlor. <strong>of</strong> tho 'Emperor<br />
Chart.*! tin- Buld, wan oj«;n' to tho<br />
scholars <strong>of</strong> tli/> world.. It Tvasonly at<br />
tho K'Klnnhic: <strong>of</strong> the scventoentb ceniury<br />
that tin.- h.ist <strong>of</strong> the "woman from<br />
Knstiind". was tuUi-n down.—Argonaut.<br />
According €o~HiStory, •<br />
A Xew VurU'man, who spends a portion<br />
<strong>of</strong> tho "iiinnier each yeur In Eosluml,<br />
tells <strong>of</strong> mi amuslnc; Incident In<br />
oonnwctlnu with his Orst visit to Klchmoml<br />
cii-Ktl*'. <strong>On</strong> that occasion he"was<br />
acconipiiiil.il hy n u-itlde. who roiled for<br />
his tiifuriiiiiilni) imilnly mi II i^jldobook,<br />
which from time to .tlmao ho<br />
would fiinlwly .'onmilt If ho thought<br />
I<br />
•_*.t-A\(;'V..\.<br />
not'smlle at tin- ntraln bi-foi-e wo reach<br />
the farther side or thp llulo -buy." , I<br />
"The tide.Is rutmliiir our, fit^t," Etald<br />
Marlon, loolilui; down ibroufih Ibc clear<br />
•water to tht- yellow. «nndH,<br />
. "VTo'll Rtrlko tiie cjinnti"! snor." rc-<br />
-turried ,KesIcr. pullluff hhu^i'lf' to-<br />
; cotb«r "nitli an <strong>of</strong>l'urt. "I can never<br />
tell exactly where It l« when tho -wind I<br />
rouchfl th«^ wholo liny.<br />
Oi'pat'.lny for,,<br />
Bjrlllng'.<br />
AVlMi wi'-h:id n ynelit. Ma-i<br />
Hon." - - * - |<br />
,' "Oh, .I^lllie this Ilitlo lKiat' fully as .<br />
•well," declnred' tho plrl<br />
con(r:uilcdly, j<br />
. then suddenly cried. "It'3 (.•rowlitKtlinllow,'<br />
sailor boy; look 'out!"<br />
Kcalor"!? ours 'stopped In tho air.<br />
ThatTvas'tlie niini^ site \v\4 culled him i<br />
•when, ns rnlLlnii,<br />
they hml built<br />
'many dreapi-.shipH t'*e«t!i< 1 r,<br />
, • •<br />
-. .The. ours nnidf II h:ivniic nwbnpi Into [<br />
ithoVater. the bnivt shot h'ulf Its tRii(rtli I<br />
. ahead, tltoti utiippcd wIUi a Jerl;, Its<br />
noso burled hi the! mint!.<br />
' "Great Scott; we'.vo struct on tho<br />
flats! . JcYlc up this rudder, Marlon,<br />
ttrhlfo I ptlRb her <strong>of</strong>i". Then, nflor nil<br />
l BnavaUlnc rffnrtf "II'JI n mcrfy tblff<br />
oar If* slout. Xo, don't, push, child:<br />
sit still/' • ' '••'••<br />
. "But tho tMo Is'Just riu'lnp; out,"<br />
objecteryl:o out<br />
": "but to Bhoro'hpi- nn it snml bunk and<br />
iiot bo able to puli her <strong>of</strong>f IH* absolute<br />
;• dbiffrqco."<br />
., Vtiua far up tbo bay camo-tlin Bound<br />
•' <strong>of</strong> distant pufllnir, iinil.lCeslpr, KlnYieiOjr<br />
up, had the pleii.siiro .<strong>of</strong> Kc.c.hig a. nnw,<br />
, shining lauticln cotulns rapidly.' down<br />
a ^the cbnlmcl toward tUo Btvnndqd boat.<br />
. Smi tncKbiK and uullhis In<strong>of</strong>fectuallj,<br />
• he turned atierlly to tho nKtonlshed<br />
.' ! i"yonr aunt will, lui jilensuxl to find<br />
• • .you liore, JIgrlon. Good heavens), why<br />
r H Vdld you ever como <strong>of</strong>t wltli tnot You<br />
:', onght to bo lii that launch this nUntito.<br />
• you don't belonu Uoro"— his wratb<br />
•! :• ponrcd_out on bur—"you lovo'luxury;<br />
•.,;., jrpn Imo-nr yon love It HUo a cat Har-<br />
;i;S yey*s' not good enough 'fAr yort; n»-<br />
iv^.body,lii.-- i >ihjiipt; llo witula you. ' Of<br />
j,':' ( 'i conrso I Want you many times moro,<br />
f : ; ;';,bnt-uyou'ro crazy tb coroe <strong>of</strong>f with<br />
' : r^;;moi'vUe'|l bo onirry and 'twill servo<br />
.f&XOO'irljsht I'm Bolnj toslenul when<br />
^Jbo^-Bpts-nearer and get you over to<br />
•^tne *cliaiuiel, If 1 bavo to carry you.<br />
^v|l.Tjope^l9. Tvlll toacb you a lessonr*<br />
"2 BtCck <strong>of</strong> iliivongor In tho 'man's faco<br />
tba strl read eomothlug olso and Bprans<br />
to her Xeot, crying, "Walt<br />
Merton;<br />
v.flon't elsuul!" .With a swirl and a<br />
^•plnsb she landed kneo deep In tho<br />
"-. water, one band enttortaK up her<br />
htst'o'.'*<br />
Finally there WHS readus! a part.<strong>of</strong><br />
tho bntileineiits- where tho bill ou<br />
xvhk-h tin* castle stniuls descends abruptly<br />
tq the rlter. • *. ,<br />
**I*r4*tt-y steep descent!" exclaimed tho<br />
American. , . . .•,<br />
. "Yes, Fir." c:mii- from tho guide hi<br />
.'his ^monotonous tone.<br />
"'According to<br />
blst'ry. It's almost pcrDlndlcularr' _^,.^<br />
Tho Horse's Ancestor*. '<br />
T.O'.'IVH <strong>of</strong> horses mny lu> delighted<br />
with till- distinguished ^eneulugy wbl''h<br />
g*.»..ti-tjlsta have completed for that favorefi<br />
nriltunl. At lenst the nnmoH <strong>of</strong><br />
tho hnr!-e'n'iine(.KtoiM look yery ilMtn-<br />
Ciil"hi'* a little, fdiiw In<br />
comprchi'iidlng.- Tlio custonii'r ox-'<br />
plal-ned. ' . . •*<br />
"Voii noe," Hhe Hold, "my hnslmnd Is<br />
very, fond <strong>of</strong> our baby, niid If ho see^i<br />
that tho bill la partly for dresses for<br />
her—'Woli, he won't fiitud so niuch/' ><br />
,,• ". 'Tempting Hit.<br />
JTmiKekpepur (to ir book agent who<br />
brings till* tenth liiuiiillment <strong>of</strong> it novel)<br />
—I can't lukn tilt; hook. Mr, Meier Is<br />
dead.. Uoolt Agoiit-Oh, wb«t a simmer<br />
It's right lii tho miwt exciting part <strong>of</strong><br />
tho story."—Berlli,Journal, '<br />
!' ' '<br />
Docldsdly Awkward.<br />
Hewitt—Wore you ever In an awkward<br />
position? .iBwett-J-I am nll'tho<br />
tluio. Hewitt—How is that? Jewott—<br />
I have two girls living In the same<br />
street—Now York<br />
COINS THAT ARE BASE<br />
•Metals and Methods Used<br />
Making. Counterfeits.<br />
In<br />
HOW THEY.J/lAY BE DETECTED<br />
Spurious' Coins Cannot 8tand tht<br />
Three Tests <strong>of</strong> Weight, Diameter and<br />
Thickness—Gold<br />
Pieces , That Arc<br />
Swoatud. Plugged or, Filled. ' , .<br />
, Tie tnost diiiuieroiis counterfeits are<br />
htru.'li friMi^ a,dlo'nnd are usually Iniiliitl'ii-i<br />
or, uiM i.'.ilns. MoldK'<strong>of</strong> various<br />
.Iiiiid-. in-,- ,i-M,-nshi-ly<br />
used, but<br />
ruin t-I'l". |l« »(• iiiadf, an' Inferior to<br />
Ih.i.,' inM.li- *lih II die.<br />
In •'ouiiii.|-i'i>ii;.<br />
iu:i>ii. fioin a mold<br />
leii'i i^u. u iliriiL: itiul* ree.llug are usu-<br />
.illl.i ; ,' . . ':.,;•{ i.Vl lilt ili-...'1'llve. ^fhe'<br />
ruin * |;irl, ili.- -Ii ii\i mill I'le.ir.i'iit np«'<br />
p.'ii: ;'.i'i' I..' ^'niiini' coin,<br />
Most couuii-ii<br />
:i sjv.T ».iin^.in , a- -Ihi' llielal<br />
-t-<br />
A WflTCH<br />
PROBLEM.<br />
Telling tho Time In the Dark With th*<br />
. ' Hands Rompved. '<br />
.. fc'iiine *Tl:ne iig-i-n |>oor old iiensnnt<br />
wh;> hiHl'liivokeil the klrn^'s wrtith was<br />
• (el'.;'il by the king's soldiers and plated<br />
In .i, dungeon, says the Sclcntlllc Ainerl-<br />
I'llv. IIU niMjesly wus pn'scut nnd bad<br />
tin.old ii in it si'iiri'lutl tH'foiy being lui-uieeriiti'il;<br />
All his peivonal property<br />
••oiisjKied <strong>of</strong> n cheap wutcli, n small<br />
I>e:'kull'e, a shilling in ctish and. n lead<br />
pc'icll.<br />
Tlie ptMir old nun beguod for<br />
nu .'ey. Inn l|ls pleadings availed him<br />
iio'liing. and hi; Ilimlly askiil to bo<br />
en nleil the prl.vllege <strong>of</strong> kiuiwlng the<br />
lm:»lh <strong>of</strong> his Ai'iiti'iiii*,' / lu reply tho<br />
'kli:£ tiHil: hls'kiilfe and winch, which<br />
la> on the talilc, and. afti-r taking the<br />
kn fi> and po'lng the liaiids <strong>of</strong>f- the<br />
watch, rcturniM to.lilm his watch, nny-<br />
.liip, "When you have learned to tell<br />
the-time I'OiToetly. by this wntch lu<br />
your dung'on ii'll you will he Illiorntoil."<br />
The poor old limn, knowing that<br />
the king n lit n life sentinco, stng^<br />
ge INI IIIII> bis cell and wept bitterly.<br />
>"rvorl holies he was liberated In twenty-four<br />
hours, having accomplished tho<br />
wonderful task <strong>of</strong> telling the. correct<br />
tin i> hi ttie,dnrk with a watch without<br />
hn ids. IJow did he do It 7 -<br />
,\ watch derives Its power <strong>of</strong> motion<br />
fri in the n-(*oYl <strong>of</strong> the mainspring, and<br />
the recoil l« governed by tlio balance<br />
an I lever. I-'ur Instance, If It taken<br />
t"u Mily-four full turns <strong>of</strong> the stem to<br />
\v! ; id the watch and the wntch runs<br />
twenty-four hours whi'n fully wound,<br />
th' n for e.icli turn <strong>of</strong> tho stem It will<br />
ru i one hour.<br />
.. liinre simple methoil Is to hold the<br />
sti m firmly between the fingers and<br />
tn;n the" wiiti-h around. In winding tho<br />
'wi teh to run for'one hour tho ratchet<br />
on the muluipriug will cllek k say, thirty<br />
tli ies. which proves that this watcb<br />
ni is twY> minutes for each click <strong>of</strong> the<br />
rji ebet which Is nttocliiil to the malns|i-ipg.<br />
\Vi\. will siiAl^Jse It was<br />
O'I Im-k IHMIII when tl;i> watch was last<br />
;III-.- he;a|!i i. ' I |.tilted.<br />
When they<br />
'li.ni"! ii !:• • h-.-uiutli.il for a i i mo the<br />
plill I •: -V.-.VJ .1,'. e<br />
T'>.> i".i i ili:' • ••>•..iw' .'imnterfelt <strong>of</strong><br />
-ih 1' .Mil i I l-.'i. <strong>of</strong>,II i'..!l'|.i>-iill.lli <strong>of</strong><br />
illlt: • "II.V :!.'. I •:fre7 Til.' prlnrliijl) uietbiHls<br />
'jfiM.-utlni! in.' tin. in lii imtii.<br />
mini:<br />
til.-' ".!:;*>•< nt rj'i'dlu-.', tli" operator Hud-'<br />
In;: .1 i.r.'iii In ill.' '-iiiiill i|tiniitliles <strong>of</strong><br />
K'lld veil. I fl/.ll. lllllilennn .plnHH. '<br />
Til" ;ivei'.i4.'.' i.'.luetloii In' value -<strong>of</strong><br />
•f.iill i Mll'.i.i'l.'d I., tlle-e<br />
lil'i.i;*., 1 '* Is<br />
frm i mi.MWiMitli.ih to "iii'ieutli.<br />
. r|ir."-'iici I-" ili'.n.- liy liorlii^'hiil.-H In'<br />
tin<br />
in, c\n'i[.':in'^ the ^.'nl.l uuil tillltiK<br />
III.. Mtvlty >Mlli i; ••li.-iipi'i 1 iiiiit.-rliil, The<br />
hirji-r «-olii-' d.'iil.le n:it;lci- and ^'IIBIUS<br />
(tw.iii.v nml ten diillur<br />
iilecesi— are<br />
IISI-II f.ii'^ ni- j..n'|i.i.e. Tli." small<br />
*mirf lee' "I" the iduiialiia ' limlurlul.<br />
wb.<br />
in Kill,•• r,'ius <strong>of</strong> tbisl^lud arc<br />
i!ui-::! iiiii..-, as they are perfect<br />
i.i'ai'aii 1 .!'. mi','.' t^e i-*lt r es having'<br />
J titMlpi'! .Ml M (Hi.<br />
- " '<br />
ling I- i"!)--'! ciinjjiiuiiiy<br />
done liy<br />
1 'SC;:M' inc, sub, But uioiit I<br />
ut ilem tlilliK-i 1«V"<br />
'.'riiiluiy he 111iirlit mm wns enllulit-<br />
.]•/,.f iM-l-'it. dlatyieter. mill iblek.<br />
ness !:|innld In 1 , applied, for It Is ill<br />
iuiis* liMpo-i'-Hiii.. for -the counterfeiter<br />
tn i'.'.i,'ply with thi-su Ihi'i.'i' tests with<br />
out usliijj genuine .metal,— Counterfeit<br />
Dd'.C^tor. '<br />
p<br />
Inf s bank mid then the next day went<br />
to withdraw the whole amount. The<br />
bank otliflal Was somewhat surprised<br />
and asked for an. explanation, when<br />
she said that Death had appeared to<br />
her during the night nnd threatened to<br />
tal>e tier uwny with him unless she had<br />
thi tui kronen ready for him. tho next<br />
nlylit. The" gendarmerie were communlcat<br />
>d with, and when Death iuad'> bis<br />
piimliu-d apiiearanee- he was found to<br />
be %'cry much lillvo tn the person <strong>of</strong> the'<br />
locil judge." The WomaU's money,<br />
ad's oilr Vleiimf" correspondent who<br />
sei ds the Ktory, Is still' In 1'ie bank,<br />
ani'. tint Judge Is In Jail.—rail Mull Oazet'e.<br />
* -<br />
Aiirs and the Tax.<br />
Tli're ai'i-' wutlii lent people In Hnguiti'd<br />
mill Sibtlanil paylhg the annual<br />
tux huposeil li,v •(he Inland levenue upon<br />
tin- use <strong>of</strong> armorial liearlugs t'o |,ro-'<br />
duee a" srtmor s:'b"O.I»iil.eacli year. The<br />
grcji: bulk'<strong>of</strong> lids sum Is pnld 1iy i«-opic<br />
v.'ho care not mijitom (-Ither'aliout<br />
their fnmlly <strong>of</strong> tlielr'uniis. but pay tin*<br />
tax regiilarlj simply iiecuust! they have<br />
carriages or plate' beraldlcally ilecoratcil.<br />
The reillly old faiidlles'<strong>of</strong> the<br />
ri'ttltii, however, use'arniorliil embleimi<br />
fur ileeiinii|\i. pui|"-es to nn extent<br />
ahiwist- lurirenVile i*i the eyes <strong>of</strong> those<br />
fiimlllur with tliiiii only vlutt you want, and the price seems<br />
to tie j-eaKiiuulile. no why waste tltno<br />
Irtohbig further?" .<br />
"i;melons. Coot-go, how foolish you<br />
•tillkt I'm not bnlf-tlriffl out yet"—<br />
Chi'-'flgo Kecord-lH'rnld. .<br />
• ' • ' , . . Couldn't. , ,<br />
"Tul! me tho old, old story," Bhe<br />
•will. "<br />
"I can't" ho replied. "I liavo made<br />
a vow never to' repeat a mother-inlaw<br />
joke."—Chicago Becord-Horald,<br />
The<br />
benefactor engraves bin name<br />
In tho band that receives the benefit—<br />
French Proverb. ^.<br />
Coumgo IK flre. BulbiiiS Is Bmoke.—<br />
iBeaconuOcld. '• • •».._!.<br />
R. Curtis Robinson<br />
• ' • • ' • * • • . • '• ' • ' •<br />
Conveyancing and<br />
Insurance.<br />
NoWry Public and Commissioner <strong>of</strong> Deeds •*<br />
INos. 74-4-46 Asbury Avenue<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. J.'<br />
- Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage'<br />
\ ' • ' • - . • • < > . • •• ' " .<br />
SLEEP AND DEATH.<br />
Na th«r Pain-Nor Conselou«n«M «t th«<br />
. Instant <strong>of</strong> Eithor, . ' '<br />
HI,,, phciioinciiiiii ciille.1 Hli-op may be<br />
lib<br />
-<strong>of</strong><br />
ItteahSummer Resort<br />
OCEAN CITY, N.J<br />
BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED<br />
FINEST<br />
BEACH ON THE COAST<br />
THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN<br />
MANY CHURCHES<br />
1*10 SALOONS<br />
Spacious Bourdw.ilk.<br />
Kr ul .me.' iill.lrrltnhlllty <strong>of</strong><br />
,_ ii,,. ^en-Hive nnd vltul systemn.<br />
•c'lpilr."* ii" ilrKiiinciit to prove ihnt<br />
•.r< tu III.- nian<br />
wl i>.|!ciid-" all liKiltuc wallliig for It"<br />
T'eiirly c i»rv one hmighu-M h.- I* pet<br />
iir; moil- tli.in IIIK Rhnro" <strong>of</strong> hard<br />
kn«k< '<br />
( oiiii'iit Is Ilk."- your c"y." huvi> it yon iuii"t<br />
lie Imrfi X'ltli it.<br />
1 ntll tli.-.v inine luuin'..." •••«> ourselves Join<br />
Inn di uu this! siibjeet," inhls the emprtiK<br />
f'liiiiili'i'. Thi' r.'cl|ilciits <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
crow nr...eiimilil..;i||wi > ..facto. -, '<br />
No Sentiment., '<br />
E'lith's I'njiii Ami so ynii iiivL. uiy<br />
din uhierv<br />
IMItli'H Admirer-I do hidm<br />
I, *lr. i I'.uiinu u>]i you how much<br />
I li vc In-,', |lo jon Unott' wimt' It Is to<br />
M* a SIIIK;.- fuw-.'S'ery'whi-iv. to' hwir<br />
u klheli- vole, ever soiiiidlut: hi'your<br />
tiifi. to V piKsiKMi'iI hy the'mi.'Idea,<br />
to wl nil Hi- time thnt tin- oni. pr*«ieut'.KIiir.ii.<br />
ynii<br />
H-MMI'M Piipii-Xo,<br />
Jom*: IIIIIII, I hale never, hnil aiiy <strong>of</strong><br />
tup .*' fcel;iiiis sinei' I slf;neil the pl.Ml<br />
-P 'lir-uiu's- \Vcel;ly.<br />
, Proparod,<br />
"/ohtiii.v. win*,, hnvi-'you bi'i'iiv-Vnur,<br />
bul' U sii-pk-lou^ly wot. Ki.-liiioi ..WiiM<br />
out two hiy.irs nuo." . "<br />
' "i'fel! in thi> criM'l;."<br />
•- .'<br />
" tut your I'lothcH lire not wet."'<br />
" 'Vi'll: you KII>, innnimii, wliiu< 1 was<br />
Ma iilln' on ti,,. hrldt-e I thouirbt muybo<br />
. <br />
r\^.t by olT.-ihni himself as hmtan,<br />
lie would nc.'.ini|.:iuy t||0 d^nt.,^<br />
Wllll.' the Olhel'i.' Kept Kuunj over|^<br />
works. Tin. men naritil, ana I'lsjhJ<br />
stroll.il <strong>of</strong>f with lln- iin-a chosen. Together<br />
they w.-nt to the boilers ui''<br />
withdrew the |,1,KS. This jitoiipea tie<br />
works, but, .llir no ntlier diuangft. \Jbii,<br />
thus cniziimil I'lnyi'uir wus uMetolls.<br />
ton to thf story <strong>of</strong> the linden, ^<br />
found<br />
many <strong>of</strong> ili,.|r ili-nianjj ^^<br />
ron-innnhlo nud siirh Hmt uftcnratait<br />
wus piMslblc,readily tu coui-vileUta<br />
Thf little puny ntiii'iiul fron tbrit<br />
lnn.N'cut wr.s'klni: und fouiidl Uie mub<br />
honorably piVM'rilui: iinler. Tbe »Sentli-l<br />
Bar.' ihiin II .-..imie fn.'-.'ii.x-<strong>of</strong> ililllr«i<br />
lirouglit bin. In.-k.<br />
Jauii-s il. Itluiiii! u'.ntlil uerer tun<br />
buck to n> .'iit.-r .bis IHIIIIC even If bf<br />
Im.l hirg'ilii'ii si.iiii-thliiir,'<br />
• •<br />
Tb.-<br />
fiilln-r .if NI.li-.lu-4 II. <strong>of</strong> BumU.<br />
l^tld.il hisl ad Ions hy the advice <strong>of</strong> u<br />
American s,ilrli<br />
iiicdiulii.<br />
Admiral rarrauiit ^:i.0s he us«I b<br />
lie gul.led l.v a still, small voice wbMi'<br />
toll! him v.L.il'in I|.I lu liattlfs.<br />
The<br />
IHIII'.T <strong>of</strong> .'ifgliaalstun, the mltans<br />
<strong>of</strong> M.ir.il'.-.. aiid /imzlliar and tbe<br />
kh.illv.' iif ,i:gyi,,i all maintain <strong>of</strong>ficial<br />
astrologers.<br />
• ,<br />
..A Timely Present,<br />
A certain c.l-r.'.l gi-iitlciuiin rewnllj.<br />
suluieil II Iniui-.colnivd lady <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Amazonian tyi'.- In iln> follnwlng l»ogunge;<br />
' • -<br />
"Yuli's I.H.kln" mighty fmiclMtb'<br />
to acx-cpt U« .<br />
tbI»i»WnlnVSiilT<br />
Sal<br />
hauled i.ir ami knuckul bin<br />
down.<br />
Then. UiKIng him out <strong>of</strong> an<br />
Inclination to g..i up. she said. "Xo»,<br />
yuh Jest lay thai' till I K"ei* nt«' tol*<br />
out what , .bit word "fawlnaUn"<br />
.inoaus!" ,<br />
Next day the afiircsnlil colored fcfr<br />
tleuiaii |iicsciit).<br />
JONATHAN HAND,<br />
:<br />
Couhisullor-at- Liixw,<br />
Hollcilnr. Mantur In Ohnncfry. Nolarj 1'ubllc.'<br />
(JAl»K MAY COURT HOUHK, N. J.<br />
r..,<br />
I*li>Hl«'la'si anil Nnrgeon,<br />
OFFICE—Corner Central and Elgbtb SUecU<br />
I Till mum. .<br />
PFFicc HOURS :\ Knuu I to H p. m.<br />
\ Kron. ti(to H p. in. ,,<br />
T.C. HUTCHINSON, M. D.<br />
IJomtcopathiNt.<br />
No. H3-t OfiitiTi ; Avoniiii,<br />
0CCAN CITY, N. J*.<br />
Orpine HnilKH!—Till III H. n..,J to In. in.,<br />
«ln»|i. iu. .11,..li I'd.in,».<br />
•<br />
HEAVY WIND BLOWS DOWN<br />
PARTLY-BUILT COTTAtiE<br />
J^I-IO.VVARD'BURT, M. D.<br />
809 Wesley Avenue.<br />
House Was Being Erected for<br />
Saml. W. Wood, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia.<br />
A lanvy wlml niurfaln hliirm strni'k<br />
tliln city iibout 10 ii'elm'k on TuuMliiy<br />
iiioriiini;. II WIIM eHpL't'livlly Heveru In<br />
tliu upper mill niitlylni; xerll.iiix or tin-<br />
'.'Uy, ntfil did ciiiiHldt'riililu ilmiiiiKe, ' ,<br />
'''»« Kreute»t Li"* Wn»Mii«talueil.l.y J.<br />
ll'K l|lt Johnson 0111 'entrtil avenue,<br />
below Thirteenth ntrecl. II will'be<br />
...I' colonial style <strong>of</strong> architecture, re-<br />
.i-cmldiiiK, iu. a meiiHiire, the new<br />
Will Cost *HHMI.<br />
'<br />
The hnui-e WIIM in'ini; built'ou a lot<br />
near Kir»t slreet and the ocean, front,<br />
lu nililllliin to lielnu -licnllie.1 all the<br />
v. ity up, tiie ruftern were in pluce and<br />
the cornice set. It wn* hciivlly bruceil<br />
IhrnUKltoiit, hut. notu'llhsltiiiditii; tilts,<br />
wlieii the tcrrtllc windstorm i-lruck'tlte<br />
it wu» lifted from itx IIIIM'<br />
nml * thrown nroniid<br />
like u feather..<br />
The dimciii-lons <strong>of</strong> the<br />
L''is:is feet.<br />
i:eeuu>-e or t|ie<br />
incchuiii.M t-nifiloy<br />
took refimc iu n I<br />
siiort time before-ll<br />
iue aru<br />
ruiti, the several<br />
il oi: tlio h til Mini;<br />
nnmiliiw .nearby a<br />
ecoiin^cwaH blown<br />
. lkv>J. >(• ItrumJii,<br />
en, iirt-ucliliit; .11, >*. nu<br />
m I uy»Tiui*t'iiuiii>*o»*lin'k l-ridtiy<br />
Otiti'fn* nf the Miurti—t'lmru-* li.<br />
rh.*lniniu;..l »'iu M, Irnurr,-Lre»i«-<br />
u<br />
'.Muiylanil is Mi.inliii liilrd.<br />
.Mr Sicclnuiii, who bus ticmiu ttui<br />
uurk iif ri'hiilldlnir the cotluue,' suys<br />
his low-, will he ^IliMI.<br />
TIII. p»<br />
WIIL-U the 1 iiii<br />
i<br />
•VI |.II|IIIH <strong>of</strong> the hinli HUIIOHI atti-nilLiI i "n>t ('.iiiiiciliiiiin l>. S. SHII||IHIIII prulll<br />
hl S l ' "''I v tlo l i ' Mr S<br />
.llvln.; wornhlp on Siniilay e'venliiK. "''I* «vcr tlio iiieeliiiK.' Mr.<br />
Tlilf "itii- ihi-y went to Holy Trinity !«leellu«l m favor iif Counelliimn fl.<br />
\:liurch, where n npec-lnl i-eriuon.wnN ! A. \\\Smith, Who \V«H «le.-te.l to tuktilelivureil<br />
liy the Ituv. Dr. II. J.Cook, j tliec-halr, wliluli piiriltloii lielllliwl with<br />
who look l.l» text from IViilm 110; II.<br />
c'lmracturlHtln (jnn'e mill illunlty.<br />
l»r, Cook KIIVUIIII euriiesl'tulk lothe,<br />
HurlilK tliu innrM.- or the pnuwclynMc<br />
|HM>plo. who weru much In I hn^d, nnd fnllnwin^ iho rt.niHn^ i.f<br />
U-rvnltil,<br />
Me^pnkeor the iiivt-HHlly <strong>of</strong>: I'"' I'hM fonver'x i|iiurlerly report,<br />
nil tiikhi): on re <strong>of</strong> IhuiiiuelveH in the' 'i llse.1 tin' following.lutvpfor<br />
liuurltiu app.':.l> III Ihu illlle.enl<br />
miiuiripiililiet. <strong>of</strong> the county^<br />
("iipe "Muy. Krl.luy, Novenilier 1;<br />
Hotly llt-a.-li, Montlay, Niiveinlier I;<br />
VVII.IVVO.H1, WeiliiCKiluy, Novomht'r ll;<br />
\\ e'-t ci*uulh('r<br />
i . ' • ' . ' - - ' . • • ' • •<br />
FIRE CHIEF CONVER<br />
MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS<br />
MISS YERA' SMITH<br />
TO BE MARRIED<br />
Her<br />
Wedding Will' Take<br />
Place Here During the<br />
Coming Winter.<br />
Mr. nml Mrx. Leuls S. Smith, <strong>of</strong><br />
IIIIM Oily, uiiiioiuirL' tho cup;aKeuiuiit <strong>of</strong><br />
their y»iiiiKi>l .laiiKhter, Mihs Vern<br />
^Iny Smilh, anil Mr. Ir-aue Seliueilaker<br />
Chiiiiiberiiiiti, Iri'tiHiiror <strong>of</strong> tlie IIi£h*<br />
liin.l • Triir-t Couipaiiy, <strong>of</strong> lloliokcn,<br />
N. J.', ".<br />
It IH •lati.il tluil tin' weililhiK will<br />
occur .liirltii! tin-roiiiini; winicr. '<br />
Smith hiii-a InrL'.- iiiiinlier.nf<br />
ance Compuuy lie puld for by tbe city<br />
Neither Messrs. Sampson nor Steelmini<br />
seconded Ihe motion, and, afler<br />
wulliiiK some little timu, Councilman<br />
II A. W. .Smith siilil he would secoml<br />
tlie* motion. •. • •<br />
J. I'. Sleelmaii and ASSIHIIUII Klrc<br />
Chief John K Trout bewail lo uddrei!'<br />
the chulr ut Ihe mine lime.<br />
The chutr<br />
lerni;iii/.-il I'.iiinVllnmii Stccliiiiio, who<br />
"aid he hud always iiniler-looil thai<br />
the nppropnutioiH mii'de liy the city<br />
In the lire compuuleH were for such<br />
At this »tm;c <strong>of</strong> the proceedin«' .liiil^e J.<br />
1'n.nUlln Kurt, C.iiiKrc-.Hiiiuii liiirduer<br />
hU<br />
^7><br />
ii i*. MHII. A^uury<br />
uvfuiiv.nri<br />
-!. c.c, u.\ton Vutmiinui; K.<br />
tlilViil illK|illi.V, «<br />
tin'Ti'sitenml orili'is. 11 l>is cmciirl. ami u iiiclit i-iiniivnl. " '<br />
Tlii-fi' will-In 1<br />
iiisi.'a spi'i-ial |iili.'i'imiijtt' l Aliiui|iolis on •• I'i'(.'K.v j<br />
Stcwnit DiiV." Siitliiiliiv, Ociol.."'!',1!»,. When visilois willlinv.' i»'•,„,.,„„•„ llH ".^fouhle mun" with theiippol'lltuiiy<br />
to ilispi-ct tilt' inli^liilii'i'lit .:in.w"iinilili(i(j.< l" the I'lliU'rt j-itell Teleplione Compuny. He will |<br />
Htlit.'s NitvAl Acilili'inV':linl III' 1 I'rinu'lt'li'fi Still*' llousc, so full nfi remain in. fhu employ <strong>of</strong> the company, j<br />
' ^ ',' . • ^ • . • however, iii'ilil Mr. Hill, <strong>of</strong> tlie HIIIIIB<br />
The 1 inn<br />
nail niti*^.<br />
Mr, rtanip*.!! said. "What I- the. iiMj, ,„„„,,.„„,„,,„., llu. ,, lly ,,„„„.<br />
apiiroprlutlon for.' Ifthe Mly is «... • (||ltc)i ,„„, o,| K .r proiniucut .pcukc.-.<br />
The thirty-fourth uiiuiial coiiveiitiou ! companies, whnt is the need <strong>of</strong> iip| 10-<br />
<strong>of</strong> the New jersey<br />
Women's <br />
IViinsyivatitit Itailioiid will sell j'xdiirstoii<br />
•Itufliiinni-, Oi'lolii-r ILMO I I, (JIMMI lor ri'liii'ii pa^sil^.i niilil<br />
(K'tolwr<br />
l!i; iiii'lusiv.', IV<br />
nil stiitimiK on. its linc-s jimtli anil i'il. n , tile ll-^'llhll'Illl.'. . .'<br />
' l4 !l<br />
eompnny, returns from UN va.-jillon.<br />
PRESENTED WITH<br />
HANDSOME CUPS<br />
KulmU Trli<br />
•seb Wwlu^'<br />
, Su. jai. I. o. ll- M.,<br />
uy «venhi|{ In K,' |>I<br />
Hce, keeper «il >^.'4»r.tM,<br />
Matylaml.'r.<br />
s|ii'fiiil im'iialiiin. if.iii-<br />
«K.K.C.'w l !«ti>ii > ;*V«-i'-"rSlui'ut.Mr-. li- M!<br />
Crenw: tn-il«ir«r, lire. Wllllum K. *»• .<br />
WMonlwiirri'iiiry, Mrs. Jos. I. Ht-ulli IIMHIH- •<br />
JutMcrt'liiry, iir". T l^w AdsiiiK: i'lillft-mrMi<br />
"".Tro.iliimn ioiti MrJ. Olmrlmi Ml.rliu. . •<br />
iDQiur Kniti'.-.vur society nietii.. ..very rnu*sn*.rDlS)ii<br />
111 l*n'olock.<br />
ibrtMiluu KiKleuvnr Kisileiy uloi'i* 4 '"t '<br />
Vetoes Hiiliuuy evuniuli'.<br />
' I-'IKST M. K. 4Tlll(kCH ,' • ) *<br />
Udlen* \lii inetiii. Unit Monauy uyunlhi I'l<br />
ai^li Inontji.<br />
M ni. Kits .llelit liiiliuy, II.VUloot;MM.<br />
.iitrii-inU' Ile1.di.1y, iren^urtir;:<br />
MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING<br />
ALLOW AY iW. SMITH & CO.<br />
(Successors to H. A. W. Smith)<br />
846 ASBURY AVENUE, - OCEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
iH,<br />
.1. (<br />
in<br />
•|<br />
iry. .<br />
y,i*iip«rlriimiii«nt<br />
» LBftviiH • ..<br />
Uihein- liiiiair, H. M. Hullim, |>rCTlii"iil;<br />
|*«i« IJ. lliirr.il. uei-relitry, Piirker Mlll.'i-,'.<br />
-«»"ar«r<br />
•<br />
Womim'n ChrlHllan Temperance Uninn<br />
JMtooiulimUi.nul. nieeln ueiiil-iaiinll'ly<br />
rnnldam, Mrs. Kllsulwib llr'o^; corwuixiiir<br />
[»«»*!rel»ry, Mr-. (I'll. 1'i.rki.r:<br />
reouriili<br />
•|Lll<br />
%ry »** lv M. Mlli.ur: .tr«H».iir»r, Mr H.l<br />
YsiuHmob'i. Aiwoclatton.<br />
Wliton Wlllelu,<br />
•mweot: Mark liuke, iworoUiry.<br />
Aiiuuul<br />
^••Ung will l>e beld ID Jnup,<br />
Jh«O«iktt.Ulty lliilldlDif'»nd Loan IUUMMIIII-<br />
"po metuwecoua Hiuurduy<strong>of</strong> ««ob roputn.<br />
nauuwi. UboriiD O. AduinW «eor«t»ry. It.<br />
o»snl Tliorn . ' •<br />
Oihce Every<br />
Night<br />
Cold Lunches,<br />
" • ' Etc. '.<br />
N.<br />
Business<br />
: Fuii<br />
l'eopio<br />
C. GODFREY'S<br />
House. 657 Asbury Avenue, Spring <strong>of</strong> <strong>1907</strong>,<br />
"A Night in Venice" Finance<br />
Committee Completes.<br />
Its Work.<br />
The .•oiumltteu on. "A Xlfelit lu<br />
Vviil.-c" lui" prt't-ontuil liuuilHinie eupu,<br />
IIIUIIK hy Itnlk'y, IliinU- A: liid.llf, lo<br />
Viix'Coniiuoilort'-Wni K. Muxumer,<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Amy II , C'apt. (!, A. Itlnler, Jr.,<br />
;.if ihe Orinoco, uliil 1'lvll ICiiirlnfer^<br />
l!iil|ili I,, doll'.<br />
'<br />
Cii|it. l.Iexiiiiier'H cti|i wn» for the<br />
liu'ril iluc.initc.xl bout In 1 lie line <strong>of</strong><br />
I'.iiriule on'the nlkht <strong>of</strong> Ovemi for. the iuo-t'iiniiitiely<br />
ik'eorutiil hont In lint", unit Mr._ tlull"<br />
;<br />
HUH KlveO'U '""I' liufiiilxtj tiie jfuilKw<br />
; ilrelilwl thnt iheWjii iiriiwlc WUH fnr-<br />
Mit'il hy III" v'ociil uhortix. ' •.<br />
'I'll*.* eii|in »fu "lieaiitlen," nml iloiiht-<br />
H nre lireiitly up|irecluteii by the<br />
l<br />
<strong>On</strong> eiiiili <strong>of</strong>'the «;il|W I" « miHiililb<br />
tcriiiti.in. In tho CIIHO (if tlioue )ire<br />
iiU'il the oViierw<strong>of</strong> the prize winiiliii!<br />
mtH, the "luHOrllition !« lifter llil«<br />
7<br />
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD.<br />
Linfe <strong>of</strong> House<br />
, ami.I Imve.oiie<strong>of</strong> the be«t.<br />
It mire, UH the work IH. runbliU! In.;<br />
l|,L.<br />
eil to ("mit..<br />
by the ,ci'<br />
Furnishings::<br />
•—• <strong>of</strong><br />
if <strong>of</strong> Otfiil<br />
I""** hi the<br />
t In Venice<br />
Putting the Pipes in Order<br />
Excursion House<br />
' J*«IES CLARK ,:: Proprietor';<br />
. ' MAIN STREET and ... I<br />
NEW JERSEY AVENUE<br />
POINT":: N.J,<br />
THOMAS J. THORN<br />
Florist - :<br />
. BUtBS, GRASS<br />