Ocean Citt Sentinel.

■ ndldslra lor rollllcol Honor-. Hill- Nl-nrd l»> I lie «-o*rrnor. The leediUK poUlleol jarti-e of our <<ovm>or Gri*K» hu rlKiwd «i« bill* rurl lu rmiirur end arlrCtrd yrntmai by (be fecrnt ir*bit«lurr. Thry

• candidate- tar tlx various offloea' -Tbt/atr: ^ •*

—_ -.11II.’lTi. aaeaPawaH*^ oaKb lr*irlaU<>u he » vanant, l<K»D- Republlcain Ih-W tlxir city caucu. on tScnatr. Ill- Kialu^a floe of »K« or K. aaaaaa . - • aod goafuMd that no le«al ad- Friday o-roUbt, oj*-ti aiilcli oocarioo Iru day.' inipriMMiiurnt for ruuuinc

or Judlctal interpreter could aafrly Ib.tert Fiaber prr*lded and Hamucl Jiouud. ^r liurMO acrwa a

The Korouch act. «

a greatly needed piece of le|tl«letiun. Cioreroor Cirigir., tn bWinaugura'

WAXAWAKEK’g.

CHARLES MILLER

"Tie Da uptime Out Itnevt ttuve. AH ! U fully prepared to

CLEAN out cesspools. bfucJeml Tan. red Un. peart white.

conom A ICO PROPRIETOR.

THURSDAY. APRIL 8, It

The failure of the leftialature, which adjourned laat week, to paw the “aunaet election Ua” will be tbe occaalon for mucb regret. Idkeaome other meriturioua tneaaurea It waa let in the aenate In the hurly-burly of tbe ckolng bourn. It waa a needed ref nn and ought to have paeaed. At prearnt tbe Caaliug of ballot. 1. cKiUnued to ~ late an boar that It U far Into tbe night be foie it can be known bow an election baa gone. It la puaalble to know bow an election baa reaulled lu Illluoi. auooer than In New Jcraey. A taw doaing tbe polls at sundown would remedy this and It .buuld be enacted. OCKAIf City owe* a vote of thank. to the New Jcraey legislature, and tlx Cape May county members in particu tar, fur tbe favorable attention it received at tbe lata sew Ion. The city charter psaaed with but little cipp»*i-

■t through providing for ind naming the bounda-

rxa, aa did also a bill providing for tbeeouliuuanoe in offlee of tbe prweut official, until tbe charter election next Tueaday. Hen.tor Rcaw, of lbt» enunty, waa ezoecdiugly active, and

'* In having tbe gov-

KV - rvlatlng to boroughs.

j Tbe parbage ol tbe Lloyd Marriage Liceinx bill. m> amended aa to apply to nun nwidenta only, waa an advance airp in dealraMr Irgtelaliuu In tbla line. The quealion b» been ralaed wtxtlxr a marriage licence law, ap|dirable ooly

Mrnla, would not violate lice,

provMoa of lie federal ccauctllutkxi. declaring tlial the riiiaeii. of ewc-ii ! .hall be entillrd to all privilege, immunltie. of citlaeiw in tbe eeverml SUUh, Till* b< a nut for Ibe couatiluHonallawyeni to crack. Ihe con.tiality of such a law ha. never weed upon. It i. believed, by 0 judicial trllninal, and ll ralatv an iulrreaiiog aud important quec-Uuu lu con.iRultunal law. II ia uufoitunale that he M-uate did not paa. Ibe Lloyd bill ia II came from Ibe bouse. It aa. an rzreUenl measure and would have. Mon vindicated Itself if It had teen ch-

ar led into a law aa originally di

aul^rrt. Bcburcb acted a. aecretary: Tbe follow-! eriy.

mg grullemen were aeleeted:

I fiouw. SI — ProviuuiK mat |winonc pa.-lelie. may become lncv.r|>or»U-d for ROSC

a fee of »l. Tl.la ia for Ibe aa .ety to pushes

Improve tbe Wallace Hr-- "

II ill*-.

r Home, IM-Aullairi;

Tiding that |*triollc

i-e in cities to hp|ro|iriBte f-y«> »e pur|aaw of erecting a prdeatal

_ , soldier.' mobument. This ap-

•ommbalone'is^rfAppeal—IVter Mur-! W-xmcnt. In Jeney do.-h, Jeroe Murdoch. Frank Bebock. . Hard of Education—H-C. Kobim-.u. | ,crm * of r,, * d "*•

Dr. B. T. Abboit, 2 years. H. M. Kal- . - A. W. Smith. 1! House, 265-Maklng term, of suier-

j Intendeut* of indour relief three years

«, held Saturday I Huu »' SM-»*ermlltlug Ore In.ur.n.s-—.|«-ied: aiasiciallons organised under tlx Lloyds

Hurley Ocean City should praise the legislature and Governor Griggs for fa vacs received.

Un tbe same ground that tbe supreme court d.cidrd tlx Jersey City Kicctlon bill uucoustiluliunali .il would declare hundreds of other statutes now on tbe

appeal has Ween

taken to tbe supreme court oq auy law aflesrting municipal governmeut. passed sat coTIWTiultoual amendment. were adopted |'rubib<tiiigs|xctal Jcgiaiatiou, tlx court baa x-t legislative a<-t, tbough it may have been drawn lu accordance with tbeaupfawd inatructioos of tfiat aa ciaadllcatlon of cities and cceintlea iuto dIOrrent daises was concerned, and making Ibe legislation come under distinction general. In.lewd of a|xclal, by applying lo a .ingle daaa. T< plain, everyday, coaimou-sniro folk

like legal sub-

terfuge or an attempt to whip tlx devil

around tbe stump,

legislation might'be obtained lli.f »OrerweeV'f the Foof-B.t.'. Ingereoll.

but by tbe logic of facta. Under pro tactiou manufactures flourisb. but they cannot fiuurtab without bands to make them. Consequently, protection give, laborer, work. Tbs latest InsUnce that of Ibe introduction of the Un indmtry

WitboBt prelection there

ing lartO was placed on tbe industry Un worker, from abroad. Now thou sands of men are making a living by this Industry. But It ia idle to argue with a Populist; be baa bis own pecu-

liar way of looking at Ihings, and alder, all other sight distorted.

would not require another city governed by munlritwl law that wi imperatively demanded by Newark

Clly, and yet be

j smaller cillca. The recent decision of Justices Garrison and Gum ■re seemingly upsets Ibis cUaalBcan, and tbe New York Tribune asks, ibj, fur example, should Ibe law creating police board* lu firet-ciaae cities tx allowed to aland? Or tbe law providing for excise boards in certain cities? These are Just aa much nature of local and special taws abolisbliig spring election* In Newark and Jersey City. It Menu to be

favored locwltUan. A Denver paper, commcnUng upon Ibe ocganlxaUon ol tbe Sliver He publican party, say. that there la no reason for such au organics Lion, bveanar tbe true friend of silver Itbs party which Inaugurated Us eighth president on the ilh of March—the Republican party, ‘lit baa,” aaja tbi. paper, “done a | silver West than tbe sflvrr West hadon* fur It- Tbe Republican silver party is alao tbe Republican gold party, and tbe Republican grain party. If you like. H la tbe party that X United i&Uea a third

I prosperity sa.unxa it*

wand belter thing." This Is good In* to oome from Colorado, tlx place of tbe attempt to divide the lUlcan part; on tbe silver

of twelve weeks, during which bill* were Introduced in the senate 888 in tbe bouse. Of -these 857 I about one-third have become law*. Tbe number of law* passed last yea.

>; that It is II Ulat It id by pubTlib was excellent advioa, aod tbe smaller volut It tbe last two sessions of the t* Is doubtless attributable the governor

f the

body this yew are those requiring trolley car* to be provided wltb bales In cold wtalber; requiring tbe frix mrrisge of bicycle* as t gsge on tbe railroad, tinder certain strieUuoa; providing for a leach retirement or pension fund; for Ibe damming ui tlx 'Delaware

tbortxlag Asbury Park

abut* front; providing for a system of

d abolition of turnpike roads. Among

vote three constitution*! ameudmetit-

*, prohibiting gambling a

Year. ,. f At tbe ward c.u veiling, tbe folk»

Flint Ward. Council—K. R. H...y, 1 -ear. N. Coreon, - vrsrw H. Hleel-

liau, 3 years.

Aiacsaor—Herbert f. Smith. Freeholder—F. P. Csutield.-

Justices' -Thoms. J. Hamm, tiisrlra

F. Nabb. >»

Constable—Rl Pickering. Pound r-eper- John Brown. Second Ward, Coumrtl—George M. Brecklry, 1 year. Harry Hewdiey', U years. Joseph F. Hand, 8 year*.

Arotwaor-K. B. English. Freeboldei-l- M. Smith

Justtwa-W. E. Maxwy. G. P. Mouie. Constable—j<*hua Smith.

Pound Keeper—Jaw Tbe raucuaea of th 'ere held Monday e officers being nsmed

held in K. of P. ball, over which C. n presided and E. A. Bourg.-oi* acted aa secretary. These are tbe vwudl-

slea selected;

(ITIEERS TICKCT. Mayor—C. A. Campbell. CouncilmanWt-I^nifb- -H. O. Ktoel-

hat ia tbe organic lai and Milled pulley of tbe State regarding all that kind of legislation." And there may be a renewed eflort to have called a constitutional •

t

expect better work from such a body than was cuaipllebed by the last cuuetitutloual which drafted tbe amendment against special leghlatloa. a mucb emaller body than a genoooventiou would iiaely be, but composed of picked men, miccti aa nun-partbem., with unlimited time tbe work tborougtily. It wool not matter, anyhow, what a cotutln Uuoalcooventlon might duao long a. work remained subject to lolerpretan by tbe supreme court. Would probably be a. well tc aave time. iae of tbe memtxreblp. If tlx continued a fundamental law and then adopt It without quealion. It would be a pi tu re intact a* long aa a majority of tlx i berahlp of the court remained upon Ibe bench, though even judges have

Nothing k more Important in giving look of style and gtacr to young |cole Ilian tlx way tlxy carry their bnda. Tbe habit of mm-emml Is Urge]} irmetl In early year.. Mika Barlow iys: "Stand up straight, boya and girls, and whether walking or a your bead up well, with chin slqtbtly drawn In andsbuuldefa throw i >*<-k ” Tbla I* not only necessary f<> ippea ranee, bo I for besllb and vigor. Parent, do not often real be tbe lm|.ulance of th!» in their little ones, way the twig Is bent fix tree i Xoticr, a* you -see young men walk, >w many are sioop-sbouldcred, and ■w often girl, kae half tlxl.r altracms by their ungraceful move. Set bow many strong, middle-aged men are beginning to walk lit •o. lu fact, ao many walk along In unmanly style that a ben an young fellow .1 rid tv by people turn around in look after him. Everyone

ing. though but cumparmlively few are fully erect Barlow say. be w

manufacturing building

morning la-fore tlx slartiug-bell rung

of tbe window's were

her of young men and women evidently

watching fur someone, and that soi proved to be a young man fully tall, who just then made bis apranee away up tbe street. Tlxy

failed tu become U».. W^-l lo are bl» splendid figure, bi. riding lor S per-cent, s- flA .-arrisgv, hi* easy swinging walk lb* kgs! rale of interest, for a Slate for and^tiw plaamnt face. 1 rrcognto-d

a. a friend 1 bad often met in tbe military armory and gymnasium. You ■ee be made uae of hi. military train > everyday lllc, and be no k»ked well by reason of it but be "felt well. One i. Lkjik fccl well a» lx (wgin. n p actire'throwing back hi* slH•aldetl and lirewthiug deeply. According b old saying, ‘Hi i» hard to teaeb st d« new I ricks," and some )Ouplr

u> that il b still bardi

r Ihings to member, of tbs bumsn lily w ho have once tacome Milled heir way. So young people should

taught in their very early

office jibe moat .ymnxtrical physical devel opium 1 Teach ttxm lo drop tbeii bend, by their .idea, lift tbrir sbouldere

AioATy inhale

exhale 'tbe breath ten or fifteen This should tx followed by

light

KEPLULICAK TICKCT. Mayar-Weaier C Smith. ( Vjunctlman - at -1airgr — James

ihewier.

Octfc—Ira £ Ctiampion. t'ollector—Samuel Scburrh. Treasurer—Lieorgv <>. Adams. Overseer of Poor—8. Wewk-y

e sold

■Uoyda" in

r of

The last peraonsily-cnoducied lour of ■ lx Penn.ylvanla llailnad will leave New York and Philadelphia AprU.18. Tickels, Including transi.irtatlou, meal, rn route III bulb direction., transfer, ol laaMiigrr. aod baggage, hotel acrommudalton. at Old Point l^omtort, ItichmiHid and VLaabiugton, and rarriagr ride about Kiclimuud—In fact < ueuwaary cx|xum lor a |eriud of six day.- w III be sold at rate ol Flo <u frou. New. Yoik. Hruoklyn and Newark

CBUrti* party ! t-U '«> from TreottKi. 8M.00 from Phllaing, tlx city drlpbia, and proportionate rale* from

-tat ion*.

eU will aho ix sold lo Old Point it and return direct by regular w ltbln six days. Including li portation, luncheon on going tnpi nc and tbree-fourtlx dav.’ I .jap I at lid Point, at rate of fId.iii from Nr* fork, Brooklyn and Newark. ♦»*.«! r.mi Trenton, llt.OU from Pblladelilna. and proportionate ratew

TWO YEARS XRO

25,000 Rose Busho. Last year we sold 50,-

000. This year? We’ll sell all we

b.xrds of can Prt- T ’ h «* Kos,s “rf K r « w " ,n

Holland—great big sulky bushes that‘bnly need your tender planting and a few sun-kisses to produce

wealth of blooms.

They are all hardy roses and are ) BE PLANTED AT ONCE. If your rd is .not ready to put the roses in their intqgded positions, just plant your entire purchase in a bunch, and they wiU^g-ep in good prd*r. " ' put them in the cellar. 15c earh; 'J (hr 25r.: $1.25 a dox. Too big to mail, but they may be expressed at your expense. We have arranged to pack them even better than last year. Names and Colors of Roses—

Clerk—E. A. Bourgeois. Collector—Reuben Laid lam. Treasurer—rtamuH Ku-aell

Commissioner, of Appeal—Join Price. Andrew L. Adams, J. l-*t

Head ley.

Board of Education—G. W. EverIngham, C. Mahan, G. Moore, j year. Charles O. Miller. JmseConver. Syeata. At tbe conclusion of tlx city mucus. lb«M preMiit adjourned to the ward polling plane*, where tbs following a aid candidate* were selected: Council, Furl VVatd-Samuel B. Comer, 1 year; David P. Creaswv years; Jsmr. Msbau,8 years. AaaeMor—John W. Smith. Freeholder-W illiam Ixkc. Justice of tbe Peace-Parker Miller,

C. Mahan.

Cun.labk—John T. Price. Second Ward. Council—Hpcccer C. Gofl, I year; F. B. W arner, 2 year*: Ixwla H. Hmith, 8 year*. AaseasUr-K. B. KuglUh. Freeholder—II K Lake. Justice of tbe Peace—Peter Murdixh, .. D. Barrow*. Constable—O. M. Uandy.

Apply to Ik-ket agvnciea, Touri g.nl. 1198 Broadway, New York, i eorgv W. Boyd, Aiai-taiit Geiier aa-enger Agent, Broad Street HlaUii Philadelphia.

Eiiitok 8KNTIKKI-; 1 would like to know what rule* are followed in Ocean City In regard to declaring holiday. In our M-hi.'l On laat Thursday one of my children came home and said thalf the acbolare would come fifteeu minute, earlier Friday morning they would have no acliool m tlx aflernthey could see tlx bicycle race, nt lo ixe one of tbe school dlrectun 1 lx said be knew nothing at a" about a holiday for that afternoon, tried lo see another director, but I cuul

find him at the time,

wish here to enter protest again' tbe short term that we have school I do not know what tbe re advocating such a short term, for one. would like l Me Ibe a tended to ten month, in tbe yewr, July and August being tlx only mouth, lu w hich there i* no school. Tbe question 1 would like an.a end i, what rule Is followed In rega "tlBay. or half aradous? Do tbe -bool'dlrectore declare them, ibe teachers Ibe right tu do so if there ia anything of sufficient Importance bapixumg (such as a bicycle *—

V*c-tlt jurors for ti'e April Te Tbe following have been drawl jurors lo serve at tbe April terinnf ibe Cape May rouuly court*: Cape May CUy-Rodney D. Hand, Joseph Freas, J. Allen Wale*, Joseph Adams, Robert Fadetey, Zaclxry Taylor, Walter 8. Carroll. Wort Cape May—Enm 8. Edmund-, Walter N. Hand. Lower township—Heth T. Chambers, Wilfred McKean, John L. Hcbelleugei Michael Brown, John Obekish.Wm I. Garrelson. George L. Ewing. Janie* H Middle township—Truman Hickman Lxmbrrt Finley, William H. Kldi Frederick Crawford, Charles W. Corson, Charles I*. F.*-tct, Joseph Camp, Charles Armour, Samuel J. Fruulmure, Cllntuu H. Creme. Dennis township—William Kmck■on. Francis Hildreth, Carlo. Broughton, David U. Christ Ian, Haraoel T Hillman, Walter Goll, Jame. Moure, Frederick W. Crandul, George F. NickUpper townabip—Ambrvxe Curwoo, Frankllu Lee, Frank Burley, Zebuluri T. Gandy , Edgar Smith, John C. Sap James W. Brown, Klrliard Vom, t.Tis P. Steelman. Sea Isle Clly—Thomas Douova David Stiulbere. Ooean City—F. E. Cbampiou, H. B. Adams. Thomas Thoru. Wlldwrad—Burgixr V. Van Horn. Angtesew—John Taylor.

J«»bn Conover, sou of Will

rer, formerly of Giaben, this county, a lad thirteen year, old, who has livid for three yresua past with Frank TYfiorbm, at Dias Creek, committed suicide shortly before noun Saturday plow lug in tbe field. Wilbuut unfa* teiilng tbe Hues from tbe boeae'a bridle Ix tied tbe middle of them to the hip of a fence stake, knotted Ibe end around bis neck and leaped from ibe fence. Although bi. feet touched tlx ground,

be strangled tu death. The lad's body wa» cut

Homer. Nurtou and Thomas "Tie wilt, neighbors, who diMovend ll about 12.80 o'clock. For some time past yuuug Conover bad been reading nrwspapr! accounts of suicide. A pi Usibir theory L that lx was merely gxperi-

I no iuteuti 4i lo take, bis

' and that be lust c.iiaciuuaoa* a tbe lium tigbieixd on bis neck reason fur suicide is known, and boy wa* beard singing during Ibe morning in tlx Dell. Coroner Lake

brhi au inqueat. V

Tlx Emmett—A. Mar.bail and wile, am** H. Oldliam, William Leouney. Mr* EmmaF.Smith, Mia. ClaraHmilit. Cooke, Mi- A. V. Cooke, iteberl Canon. R. S. Thompson, Eugene ZxgK. A. Smith and wile, Albert h. F.,Ferguson, J. H. Fetguaon, Lewi. Murpby, Mn. S. F. Ualrymple, Master Tom Dairyiupie, diaries F. Hall and wife, Philadelphia; T. Y. TJartou, Vineland; A. B. Figner. L. D. Horn. M iiliam Uudgetl,Camden; C. B. Bailey, IClkUnd, Pa; Rev. R.C. I, Ocean Clly. --

in.unce) without

oousultliig tb Akxiucs Pa*

WAN AM AKER'S. PMaADrirm*. Monday. Apnl 5. 1M About Bicycles and other things. A bicycle is a luxury. With many it has come to be almost cessity. With thousands the buying ol the wheel means careful economy to gather the money—with all, the investment is worth being'careful about. Bicycles have cost too much. They may cost too little. On the whole, the dangerous mistake buying one that costs too little, may be guaranteed. But guarantees are easily evaded; and, after all, the wheel is meant for use, not to be frequently sent in tor repairs. We have had experts studying bicycles since the time when we sold the high-wheel affairs at 1135—and saved buyers money on them. Production has enormously incrAsed; expenses for manutacturing have almost correspondingly decreased, but today no entirely safe and dur* able bicycle can be retailed under •37:50. Not every low-price wheel will quickly go to smash. But there can be no assurance as to any particular one proving feally cheap. e confidently state that no wheel need sell for $100, if wasteful expenses are clipped off; or for

General Jack, scarlet. La France, bnchl red. Msens Charts, brilliant pink Paul Neyrunt dark rose, very lai L'lnch Bruner, cherry red Perie dev Blanche*, white

John Wanamaker

MT1C£ TO ABSHT OEFEIOMTS.

AUTHORIZED BT FIRE tlNDERWillTERS. KIDDIE DEPARTKENT FOR electric lighting.

H. M. KALBAGH.

SDN & CO.,

OM ANBl'BY AVEXI E. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY.

PRACTICAL WORKMEN. 848 ASBURY AVENUE. PLUMBING, HEATING, DRAINAGE. SATISFACTION ASSURED.

W. L. BERRY, Manfuacturing; Jeweler, NO. aa SOUTH SECOND ST.. Pblladelpbla. fa.

AU. BATEWAL ASD WOK GUAgas

Ttfcb STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. ELECTRICIANS. SKILLED ELECTRICIANS FURNISHED

DAY OR RIGHT.

POST OPPIC* BOX. are

Eleetriral Hu|>|Jie». Inraudean nl Ixmpa, any Voltage or eolor; Chang* lien or Hliadre. Kiertrie BelU, CalU. Aununrialor., Batteries and all Elertrirel HuUMbold Materials.

Men'sClothes. Youths'and Boys’Suits, Russell & Adams, " 817 A5BURY AVENUE, Don’t fail to call anil examine them. Prices are the lowest.

listed the eighth day of February. I*C.

GRAINING...

GLAZING.

la tbe paper Ji*a need during tbe winter, spring and summer to keep tn toorb with Ocean City. Send f>-r .peclnien.

(ft I Per year tj)| in advance

W. C. SMITH & SONS. Building Lumber OF ALL KINDS. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moldings. Brackets,Columns, Newels, White Pine and Cedar Shingles constantly on hand and under over. Orders left at 807 ASBURY AVENUE rill receive immediate attention. Yard: Corner Fourth St. and West Aye. tv. 1 >i.v;\io:vi:>, LUMBER i BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. cor. t>:ntii and west. All kinds of Building Material furnished. Special inducements to all Builders. . French Buck l.ead and Ready nixed Paints. For convenience, orders may be left at 746 Asbury avenue.

SHOP. VEST ATE, k*L 7tt nf tn STS. j 13. S. 8A.MF»SOIV, Stoves, Heaters,Ranges, PUMPS, SINKS, &C„ 408-10 Anbury Avenue. OCEAN CITY. N J.

If you have i Place to Sell; If you have i House to let; If you have Some Funds to loan; If yuu have Some Funds to Get; II you ward I Mortgage Drawn; If a DEED <011 Heed to Sign: If you want Insurance Placed: Come to roe At Any Time. R. CURTIS ROBINSON, 74MS ASSURT AYERUE.

A. B. RANCK, SHOES AND RUBBER GOODS, No. 8l6 Asbury Avenue, OCKAM CITY, !«. J. "yss^jesS’- - J. N. JOHNSON, PLUMBER, Steam and Gas Fitter, Repairing a specialty. Bath Tubs and Plumbers’ Supplies. 730AAbtiry Avenue.

I. B. ROVER, COR. FIFTH*STREET AHD WEST A VERVE -PRACTICAL SUTE ROOFER," ROOFING SLATE suitc sauNonv TUBS. uaiasL*, a ISC.aossos. SLSTK ■xoimaa. arEss. .LSTro.ws sno I HxseTMa, slatc rLooas roa undcb wart* closets awe msntels ESTIMATES FURIISHED ARD RAPAIRIIG PROHPTL* Ammo TO. E. CLINTON & CO., ■CSV-BRUSHES, 1008 IARIET, ud I S. TENTH ST.

THIS SPACE IS

RESERVED

C0NVER & BUZZARD,

•SO. for that matter. Absolute satisfaction is yours with a Continental

at •50 or a Continent at $37.50. SANITARY PLUMBERS, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.

The country has been searched t«r find a safe wheel to sell for less. Our experts have not found one. Now bicycles are wonderfully like other goods—as to true cheapness, and all the beating of tom-toms, and fine talk in the papers, cannot make collections of stale goods truly Interesting. Pin printed promises to Jh* things you buy arid sec how

they tally.

New

THE-world’s best glove

n . maker is working for us, U loves lni j p Jm shall hoi sell gloves better lhan they’re sold at Wanamakrr's. These lots just here

from France—

JAMES G. PORCH,

Plumbing, Steam i Hot Water Heating,

NO. 1046 ASBURY AVENUE

I have a first-class Tinner working in conjunction with me, and 1 am prepared to do tin work in all. its branche:/

iFFtniiir Fiiaiiturn

t PRMPTLT ATTEMIEO TO.

ESTOATtS CMEERFULIV fURIISHEO

H G. STEELMAN & CO., ir,

ODD-SIZE MILL AND STAIR WORK-' in either hard or soft wood. Office.Yard and Mill: 8th and West Sts., OCEAN CITY, N. J.

PULL THE INSIDE OUTSIDE.

KEATING

BEARINGS ARE SLIPPERY.

roes and cases are ground and polished lo that high touch ol rlassl-

nes* which gives that glide that

(See that curve?)

Art Catalogue, AC.

rol, found la the Keating. KEATING WHEEL CO.,

365 days ahead of them a

•W-%.-^.-^.HOLYOKE, MASS.

Ii:mtahi.imhi:u. taai. K. IV. SSmitlx iV FIONEKR

Piintsrs nt

Hotel Brighton, UCEAN FRONT. LOCATION NOT EXCELLED. APPOINTMENTS an.. SERVICE FIRST-CLASS

K. K. SOOY.