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OceatieitySentiiiel|SDH])AY IK THE
LOCAL CHURCHES
. R. •CURTIS ROBINSQN
,' r Editor and Proprietor
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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. ' '«
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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
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• , 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. l^it 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 • ,
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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
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M. Jobnaon,
Reuben Lixtlmn, 'J lu
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). J. Murray,
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stlu Wallor McCorkk, IIU
M nun CbMmplon,l ni
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Kdw. UOrOlch,
Wm. HnlolKllor,
MuniuflHiultlr.
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
Alderney Dairies
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.
849 ASBURY AVENUE,
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
^EGISTCRCD 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 w^ell 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