Ocean City Sentinel, 5 January 1899 — Page 2

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■ <-U'V. JEKBKV. itinnlrTa liavr bprn fmiurtil. Tla and tirnuai ===i —■ . Aiucfiran flac aa-iaU»d by aullHicit> on laiTr

flrnuK liaml.

Tlw torllUE brtwmi tin' S|«li

*e|.araldr front I In addttbn .

and •dmiuM.iIitE pnmuiary relief to . tuaaur vltort .on Ute '.p*U "I •’'* 1 ’‘^,‘,'1"'.',' ,,,,.1 iititnr: widowed famiiu*. f..r Wbh-h porjataea .|«eulat.f uf makt- Kntfll a-iti. •'••m • " . r ' . , lu | dottl-U-•mall ronlribuliim* ale fiartndkally arlE»il.iii K..IU. Tbe t’-*t ** 'on-t- .. M -" ion. ^ |«ld Into llie lodite IreaaurB-. a »ltlrtl latftt S>-\IU and ' nar}^“ 11 *^ "' .1™**'*

* The Strand /oCEHN CITV. N. J-

AT • r Operied on June

: 1StHi, 1Q9Q

TT|E pru|iie aim are oMeriuE ludurrntrnle bt rmlirraiiU to the tm|4r “culo nlca” are careful lint to mention llalwa|4taUe Eravee that may await t there. HeMt\ Watter«tit (tla.-w in non tlou llewea' and lire for |ictaident »*“ P Moth at tmt liter which m

Spain> dtallnpt allh u* fioin tlir hcctnuiiiE of the ceacuatlou havi It marked by charartefiKkw that American would acarcely call boniHaItlr. Her official* bare lotted 1 and pnMic office* of every!IiIuk r«aide. Kill urea belonrniE f.t lite eea and fort*. In Hie ikiUic MlldliiE> - and tlie (ark* have been U|>r»ited,

|» and cunreyrd to 8|iain. Tit It* at'had that anally Hie American caala fell oum|adlrd to |u

Lant week'* vital atalMIc* alata no dlmtnatkin In the eprewd of the fTlpi*. but a eery larye tnmaae in the death rate, nnwt, If not all. of w hich I* undoubtedly due to that malady, either

dlra-tly, orapa |t«ediep.aunic

The fubaiK. a* a rule, k free government, and It m

|iri-r them to find that »lien lh« toan fl*K h rabed they will nM

J .tn a**aui: dnd idonder .

venire tliemwlve* u|«>n llir S|t (icneral ribafter ha* *ald Ijial tlie Cuban* are totally uuMl to trover 1 dptrlvr*. and all Ha- ludieatioii* nut to the'comet neap of till* dieiara*0. To leave them to fheMaelnw

ould 15 to atamdtai I hr

m*and to lulermeineatrife. Il will many a year, we fancy, hefttre they liavr Irarneji^iJiv pt»t |>nnclplte of - ireromcnl. A* the day* go by

i that

It h

rave, with H 1 mm bracing weather file Ineldiou* dl

notwitbatandihg the auffr ring It li on I la we who an not iirrfwrrd fur

tng with hi* modcat nalurr. Tin arete atmpie, yet grave and inipmwl' in a high degree. They were nationa)

Hie teaptet of the whole nation I who bad aeTTfd It kng and faithfully. Much a farewell by hi* country, ami the aubwqueot rmbwlroeut In It* tory which Senator M6rrttl will tw are all the reward that a true |wlriul

Whiiaektollliig the her.** of let o» not with la tld ree.tgulilf.il and pniae fn«u the brave men w ho li ■ calling* not of war dt*|.tay the

e •inking Unlb.lt • da by Chief omcer linal r Webb. Quarterma*ter KoneMer, HoaUwalnV Male Monaghan and Sramra. Norwick, Ituenu, 1‘iudeU, O'Hale, Burn* IkillMn, of Hie Amencwu l.iner >*ari*, on 'I u—day of iaat week, wae a thrUliug eptaude »f the voyage of the Tan* Sew Yolk. Incideule nf thi* rhararter ennoble human ualuir, and I them. 11 too oflen hat'ien* Hwl of Oil* ehmt are unnamed. Had Urn fur the timely ami«tan.e .if HaTan* aod the gallant men w 1m brave.1

an idea that Hie idand i rith'a* they *ce til. l b of H|«lii*h -.Idler* am

w ill bt

te only h

mtry.

JtltTIN «•- HI tin 8. Morrill, of

dmth <ieeurred on Hie ri|w age of (8 year*, a. •laleemen )rtt in llie l' lilted -Stattw c. A man of flue integrity and publlr epirlt, he wa* an admlraMe t\|> of American etHiriidiiit. Krom |>riu I (lie hr wa* a I'likm I tepid.I lean, will deep eeuae of vrurrali.ui for liberty Jt mankind. TlH clamor of the ever swerved him from hi* cm Honk, which were- founded mi ter, and in the mallei of aituexa of Hawaii bud tlie acquiMthm of the Thili|>|iiitew he wa* o|.|»-rd both, tacauw he frl that they m Hie |ir«i|wiUy of Hie Amencau (te..|*k- and were In rotilrawntktn of rrvi.tu* de.-larmli.tn of the lalhel that gofeniniem-derive* it* in*! |»wn thi nunwnt of the governed. K< foHy-tbnw years be rervrd hi* counlry lilhfully and well in the ualkatal

-gulature. He ga ar tart I! and a*

b.tecU.*ii*t. He wa* alwaya an jmkeu advucalr of —mad nuHiry firm believer tn civil *erviee ref ud the merit ryatem. He wa* a 1 f tlie people, hi that Ida training 1 the ounmou n-hu.il and the village

of chjrf

~ - TinrUMft*r.a*an—e*Ma*.***N*tSbanltaknaanate. * * v •

~ T'jJr

I.. ....*11.> -I- "■ 1 ? - larin, and have combined t.gciher l.t | i* engaged In erecting a Home to-IW , Aw '-uul -I \-i.-r At. nt.- i • i n- ., I . . . thake'lbe cM..umrt* |*y *uch pr«se* a. ; ||A“ U ^* l ""f.i*"- J; A > | -.h. < aT'rw.hafr''Til'o'taol Hn-n "v't: ren"> ■ ' .... I...:. Hi. v m ... - •

inrsm Vfatei ElewidiSte' Saniiaiy Planibinfi and Dtainafe

*iprlut«»r .larr***;;

Itrh.d a five mnilaftau. a l'ru-la, In Hrnmatk Hu •HU furtlH-r In njayiifeetun

ltd J“"

per troat.

Ihe eon*ump!k.n of w.»d pulp ha* j .vane —• great that the pulp .|«-r mlil* atrip in re .-.if timber *1; hundred and twenfy-flvr mllea of; lei rilory peranouni. Il would be toon lagr so a nalmi to h*aeu thi dcklrucHin of the foreal* by admlllltt

oo# pulp free of duty.

There 1* Hie further general .■bjeclk. . the taxes onjnprr and Vulp-au -t IcvlkHi that apphe* with ..|ual force I the taxes on U*.k*. pictuirs.*rir>ilill luslnimenis. etc.—Hiat they are lax. ui*.u iuteillgencr. If they are uetde for revenue they c*u pro|wrly tn man lained; if they are not needed f.ir rev.

line, tmt are merely pmhibi!l*r„Hiry >b»uld gjy e w ay hyahruad, geuerou|M.hcy, w hich w.«ddj*.*u.ite the -prvad

of knowledge, tkate and culture llg liew*ga|*-t*. U»k*. | let lire*, a* rhrap. a* |*aa.ibU-. Hie chief reaaou, Iwoicvet, f.d removing Hie la on paper and pulp ie thal arlll-h ni ufarturer* have taken advautageof prolerllon given to them to M.in .'

hinal kins in^estiU-tloh of trade, wliereby they im|>a* for their own IvtieHt t»-iUl

an unjust tax U|a>n cvtusuiurr*.

, who auhtteribed '

wan am vki:r;s.

\\ AN AM AKIHS.

ANNUAL SALE Of WHITE

TTCSMITH & SONS. Building Lumber

OF ALL. KINDS.

S ish l) ( „, rs . l; -s i'.r.i kflS.CollHHJIS, Ncwds, it-i • ,i t . r S:-m If- xt^bljintiy on liajd and under

Orders' lett at

807 ASBURY AVENUE

.TcuneU ofpwlmlub. r | practical work* for

after

There is t? 6

Se (neat rctai 't'r.dcrw,

.is 1 *';!...'

r ^,

> (-.ititlbrlable de- ■ tin- it t. Ah*o!ul •k ►t tn*K<- of rite brought I lie p>-

lltelr tta.lge Tlie germ

for aril) -iUi that dilktus

te fra*, if woe. of disci

t firei et Mi the

? at Wanamalt sale .has beer.

acivc. A GREAT WHITE FAIR is JO'S?'feci.:. Muslin Underwear. Lace Curtains Men's Furnishings. limbroidcrics. Housekeeping Linens, l-aces. Muslins and Sheetings. ^ White Goods.

Stationer}.

j and other things in while ha | gathered wherever in the wo I Orders wt9 be eansuUy

Our Mia;in Underwear

j Our new January tnovenients sh

How do these lots vitf:-.-?

! and stocks everywhere. Manu

j cost of production in order to at once turn j necessary step before' books can be' clos I vided. This selling of goods under value i | the contrary, limes are really wonderful; . i never was a January when more people could afto i weijas present needs—and thereby save ir.or.cy.

■' Yard: P.nrner Fourth St. and West five.

* hate become all win equal 4a In the geactei

er thc hrA

; to take part of the j ess into cash. That is the and -profits intelligently di-

rt a sign of bad times.- • Of*'-* aod. And possibly there ;

o buy tor future a-

cry w

fled and mi|>M. lie hlauU fur a

invariably Hielr'hitrnwU. Tlie breatl .if •ttapt.-viu never taruUbed hi* lmn.tr, and hie m-ttlve* were a* an o|teu houk that m*e wh<t ran might read. Mr. .Morrill'* clvxrwetrr wa* .me i>t•ingulai INirity. lib ambltkiu was uudrel, and, although he aitalued high nfHre, without arekiug. enJiiTed iherelrem and re*t. rouruay and high

Hie old actuml. poluks be had f. Indeed, hi*

ca|*dde of muring a feeling and Implacable. Rather w a* row that be renemurd the (a-rverriou of principle Hiat lead* Hie poiltn-iaii* of * later day to duty to preeuoai a

•tar iiad not begun u> blare, of air timer now in cog re— Oaluri.a A. lint akme wa* au a—onale of Mr. Morrill tlu—e day*. IHutug hb period of —tvl fourteen rriate* have I teen adaiille.1 the I'.'amu, and there hare been laeiv* preridrnlr and a* many •|*wkera The |*t|tulaIloii „f I hr oHluliy Iia* iu.remred two aod a half time*, and the change* that lime tin* wrought have hern incaL

Itre*peelive of the prejodice* for-

merly exirilug again*! >.-crel — * i.-itr*. and which rilll *eeut to pirvwll to -mie extent In thi* and other tainl*, the practical work* of tbu— organuatlon* .Treti I lave deuton*l rali-il the tael Ural they, were designed to promote Hi* leint»ial liumauity: Tire prejudice* agaium arcret -*-k-tie* were, wilhout doubt,

originally well f.minted, brvau*« many .f them were anlagouWllr to Hie chuleli xad State in medifi'val time*, and —Bin other* simply convivial until the dawr

of Hie pmrent century. I.'kc every

or pnlilfrwl wyatem or cuM.m Intr.Blii.ed from ahmwd Into Hm* coun try. I lie— -icjetle*. Itaving t«*-n bap the rettgktu*. moral and |wtrilimrnt* which form Hie l«*i* rican liberty, bare been purged their objectktumble feature*, and

ititdet and admin

ikn <tf the philanthr.i|«lc world. A

frateiuitb* lu lhu> coin

fty, except, prrhap*, th.»e thal hav

lituicd to perpetuate Hie gut fellowritlp of eollrge life or rate Hie e. Hi rage, prtvatioui ger* of war, are prxtfe—edly

the amelioration of the mwfortuiie- . reigi tnd auflertug* lueidrnt to humait life. | of Ineal jugglery a|>|Hwred To he sure, *|ot-nn*ljj| -atlempl* have | iu lire »lta|re of the »i.-.-aii I !**□ made to '.-rganfre -rrel y. till real j tiou, through IU re|tre*ciiti ■ trganlMtkui*. rvew in Hit* oniulry, bu!' Till* —tclalk.ii, liavtng ■ eat tliey had no vital pen.Si pie* artmnd , van. hi* frauchiar*, whk-h hk-h Hrey ivmld revolve, they *n<i!i j granted originally to a pttv atrengthriilng our; nal. ptv*-reded In lay ail w.. iti.-wi, ritiJjcr Hum arakrtiiug ourjexerpt —wrr and a-,

e U•rough r

. .ne |*•!11*-*t Highs Drcxycs cf tnuslta, yeke -.c.-'.-. found-ilte .oil lv r .., vi ,e too, coi-U and siccvci trimmed with ail in-1-t attack on | . - Night Dresses of muslin, s :uarc neck

trimmed with embroidery; 65c.

Night Dresses of muslin, empire style, collar a with cambric ruffle, front trimmed with embroider','.

Three pieces only sold to one buyer.

Night Dresses of cambric. V neck • front, trim

ribbon bow'; 7 ~

form of l™-a! |

cd with lacc

legirialure to pare Hie becurerery .-barter, wliii-h wa* ev-.dvtd Hie prevent tre.mr, ev-tly and elreuit.Hi* method of handling allalr*. and- to i up the ^im* 11.tough ahiehth*-' ic money* mighl le made to flow irda Individual cc*k|««ib. TUb au

an»mpU, the next thing ’

a city eviunell, th.- working maj.n of whk-b would be jn liarm.Hiy i lire general pUu of *pnhaH«ii laid down by tlie kindled *pirii» In Hre achcmr. Thi* waa ew»ily aivom|.h-h.-.|

rhhnd public, and Hit-

rcwull* of the llrri year of mWrule were ‘nUrelv aatlriaetnty. apt*reully, to I*** who acted a* die Tool* of lire

maeter mrelian ic

ti, how --vet, had by thi* Umc ap>u*td from II* rlliargy. and, al the rlrcttou U*t A|«H, there wa* an at tempt made to injevt t. heller element Into Hie councilman r body via lire,

f'ecdtid ward.

Then, during the •e.-ond year »l thi*

r field

Night Dresses cf muslin, yoke of duster plaits, two rows of in-er-tion, collars and sleeves trimmed with embroidery; 3Sc. Three pieces-

only sold to one buyer.

Night Dresses of muslin, yoke of six rows oi insertion and fine plaits, neck and sleeves tritamed with embroidery; SI.00. Night Dresses of muslin, yoke of fi?te duster of plaits, neck ami sleeves trimmed with embroidery; 8Sc. Night Dresses of muslin, yoke of all-over embroidery, collar, yoke and sleeves trimmed with deep ruffle of embroidery; SI.50. Night Dresses of cambric, empire style, trimmed with embroidery

and ribbon bow; SI.00.

Corset ^ orsct Cfft’crs of cambric. V shape neck, trimmed with eme-, broidery and insertion; 35c. keO\ ers Qj^^, Q6 vere ' 0 f cambric, trimmed with embroidery, drawing

ELECTRICIANS.

. Hfrrt

r office Box, aie iv ...liage - r .-.j..r; flian ■*. Ilalteitew and all W.* U

.federative •y'Mem of guvernmen

11.01 plojechu* dMgued. IViliHcml, j |*Mtal policy.

i, V neck front, trimmed with double row-

string at waist;. 30c. Corset Covers of f of embroidery; 25c.

Corset Covers of cambric, V node, trimmed with lace; 25c. Corset Covers of cambric, high back, square front, trimmed v embroidery; 8c. Three pieces only sold to one buyer! Corset Covers of cambric, round neck, trimmed »\h lace; 50c

. Urjjc-st stock of He Poplar. Cypress. Chestnut specialty. < )Jtl or Hard \V

a s|>ccialty.

FRONT, BELOW KA

< A Al I >i:n. N l.w

Chemises

Chemises of Muslin, yoke of tine plaits and insertion, n.

and armholes trimmed with embroidery;

Chemises of Musllq. yoke of embroidery insertion, neck and arm-

holes trimmed with embroidery; 50c.

Qfemises of Muslin, neck and armholes trimmed with neat cambric ruffle; 18c. Three pieces only sold to one buyer. Chemises of Muslin, cordedband neck and armholes, open from; 25c. Chemises of Muslin, trimmed with cambric ruffle and cmBreide: v 35c. . ' ■'

rt ijhivv

that rtlmr. redu.svl. and le« Hie auMmnl* had treeu ir - taxr*. Ihe pavnirul »f .

rellgn.

dt*lglWBt »•• j

letl Ireemu-c ..f tbriri irligl.Hi* jwufrirekMi*. have j i

p***vd iutv ! imle* uf undue eia-ll.-nj . ■Ire ductriav] Tire munki|»l .-..(pu», t ud pniilk-al: properlv v-rriehraled, on the

| *nd Un-re bring iiuhu-hhi*

kl tot.."HU *v»lpm •H ;grind and wIrevl* within wheel*,

; ..liter, tlie rebate

•timatr tire (rewer of lire hunst taxpwj

ipplkrd In- Hit omu- L.-ailv uuaniiuou* again*! lire

,.i pn-i Drawers L)r -‘ a - 7S °* Mks&t. with deep hem and d

open; 15c. Three pieces r-’e . w...™

it}-. Uin* aflli

f.Hefallarr* lalured

■ 2:

Ju*Hn ». M urili wa*aju*t man. who ; tibrit}

ciU th* fart thal no artku ahall be I aakerTfur light that Ire might —-e tn .1,.; [ei*—leiille Iu taken in rarewol viutalion that antedate riglii, awl w hudid hi* dul) with »i:u : tree gevemiue lire |an—age of Ure new law. Sor-h au i plreiiy and .'..nag. Hr wa* all oi»»- I To aHrnipt I etiaetment rowld tn no wire afltei pre»- menl in Ameneau -iate.rafl an-1 ali ex- Hie moral lev. tail atrurlure*. and Hu* lairel - lrenre. aiuptr to pnairrUy. WiiIhhiI. guile nr ‘ Unrd I. rive e

•Upporn-il a* II if bjr Hi —lalalliai. malk-e. with a kre-u retire ..f hi-nbliga liu* laud al Hit piereni lime inrlcvalr jc •avon id an atlrtu|H In -lurid Uh-t lum* aiuf with aidetil ifal ha hi* chiii- and improve the rliararlrt of.man llarer wilb who hat* alrewdv vwkaiad lire rove Iry'* caure. Ire ha* ai»wrin] In* fai*t! would Ire a tallrer difll. uil ta»k. ai- I Ure)' had a

km. Il kink* jrvntvall a* atrnaluc uf, lire repukdre 1 though Urey all |>rofrre t.. hr rugaeed I-'IhIhIu'I il irUMareoria-.; in Uiai work, vei a.**—tolhc.r revo.d- ThruitM .hill lire r.- ; TM». m *r v os* i-A»•*.». .Urehree* a ghretouf acfafrretnani fm lAm.lied ..

apooHhUrtv hre eoforcrarei. I of lu ivni l ire Amerrean Nka*|*(rer Tuhli-lrer. lire aUrvtatkvn .d liaman ' ...fteniig, eicctire rail In—* i*. and iU unwiUUigire— to Ire a are.retell.hi, whirli tT|ar«em»-a tetre j Take.fartoHanrr.-abrla«<annual iy[«Hi -hi'* inlet pany lo Ibr tHmaduuml .d thore win. uumbrr uf daily Dr*r.|«i|rei*. am.Hig ..f lire «.verjngy^er.i.d i.Blgr, lifih- ■•|relie.1 a r batr flagrantly VHilalrd lb* mtraimug thau'mih'<d I hr Vtiwngrte adv.reair* irendenl CfilSrt .d Udd Kelinw *; a* iiimaary I

iveyame. It .d |HvHe.-Uoii It. Aiberreai. liHlu-lfie*,:*Ikiwnut lire luiul-lral.oi.* of Ilia! fra 'griluigtha valid, i lure fllrd a proieei wiib Ure Anglo-1 insti)', wturk te only one ain ..ig ibridirA-Hni

*. 1 . ~ * I High r

i.ng over ! Drawers of Muslin or cambric, trimmed with embroidcrv hicb tuvrl Drawers of Muslin, deep cambric ruffle, with one row •

.Hill—-iry ing, open; Jik.

Drawers ol Muslin or cambric, trimmed with deep r ft being j broidery and fine plaits, open or dosed; 50c.

Petticoats of Muslin, umbrella shaj

w lieu Ure

i mruriirr that printing paper a! impure, of In-1 good rew-m* . f? |*l»Hild Ire free

• «i; eere II 1*1 n|relied, down

d pulp. Thee |irr>rul • ulng of the p>e*rul year, and II by paper and pulp found lhal ■><• le** Hum C.l'kt.IO ■I duly, chief among Ire* anil iiU.his widojit.1 famil lhal a Itu-l ha* Irereo rerreivret |re.-uniary relref fi.» Ure out pul and pirer ! fund* of Ihe ludre* <d lhal ord<

.iuiuj —umawu the i While ..

r.’KSXi JS£SJ5«Site5*rei. .a re

! stitching; 40c.

Petticoats of Muslin; umbrella shape, iawij ruffle triramc.: w

The aoly-rxeure-oflrtvd hy broidery; $1.50.

whom lire mirr* *up|*>M-l Petticoats of Mtslin, umbrella shape, law;; riffle •rmraM v

i right t» remoirelrair wa», rows of embroidery insertion and fint-pL.:'. . 4; hink'" Petticoat* of Muslin. umb:e.li ri afe. ie fifin ofi >U * Thelnr! anbroidcry. $1.00. «. . ' nil a* expahwinUi* aud^iln Petticoats c: Muslin, umbrella shape, tnmi/.r -. u .. —a. —w. ... • Petticoats o: M&slin. trimmed w.th three rows u: in -

tow of lace; $1.00.

’ Petticoats of Muslin, umbrella shape, canih-. :u:. t *... of hemstitching: 90c. Short Petticoats of Muslin, umbrella $hapc. w-iih carrp trinxmeci with embroidery 50c.

SAN1

. grading and ir named. L'. J.** Welt- pulle.1, j

m and Work*. 1 S1HEET, ‘

I under -uver .4 lire lanIT which Ji dtwi* *l*Hild bv

■Hi Ure free li-t. lhal *huuld br a p rl|4r a* *1 nelly .Harervnl hi tanfl irgi* by

i relief j I

vrnrhraivd nrem^er* . ' •»Hinc ! idlaul. and • "

e.ughi II In i t; Irenffletety in

X|«yre

Men’s Wkite sk:r ' 5 White v doa!He ^ ll '

Shirts „

•ck, pfotectcd opening

each 3 for $1.0(1. Laundered. : Shirts of tine nr Alin, with hi double plaft. With on w-ltiidUt evele constructed a: cvrirr point'for com

Uaknadered, 45c.-each. Laundered,

■ Ske

Ire -Jar prexu*,

algbl bring Ure areva-la-

and, I DC. dec tally, the pinlr*tiurd

ra* fTr.tHO.M* II. Tin* I* merely airuuiraelire*, |4ivy !■• lire .ulgma! •d the hrnrv.iirat w.H-k dime — iienre. and ..ire .re t,., tend agent*, the poncipwl revrrt ftaterm- who hfllr a •hreh.w f-.i a •ubatanev.

ini’ paid ' t Itmalely. the deluded v.Hri and

aged Ilk taxfwvrr* will have m bear a large are the HHH

|ddlauibr.*pn w.rluam.Hinl* pbvimOHia of Ure iHirdapnf pavmeni, n0ttDce d them ix-.c in r

re-irereof .ifli.-ial .fata, a.ul the aiy will fall brfPtog wtfr. .d $1.SO shirt .or. the m..,!kr detrfmiire'with any fUtpou* Hjaiple* and moireUry . , . o-a— *ia k 'v

duiv upon rurni*liing'd<«tvv uf areuraev. rbiflier II b> *av. tref.wv wtueh lba.rwri.ua* uf tire trva*- , . ‘ t., 1 "■

• i ,*»rt that. mo.wn.Jtei.c Intel In Am.; ht-wevw. that the *um would tre reif Jury will treeumr mren.—,*• W!t * 1 0 ' P-^'

j Uni Ure 14k* uf •uniter arla-ir* Iiad. fkiaul to ri'nirlner Ure nre-t •keiHieai lUd legtetetam iia* . liararjetreed IU

j lre. il formed in_Un» .vmuln . I Hull Here- haieniila-an uuieUy and

n ludurirt.

li wmild noi be a i.vit by dial and | rale a general .(■/. lire re me pbllauih t fa tbe tariC llw to. owing to an ate impuft^r n> gw bV II I* Imp—-like lo • IV Ul*ili furnialiii.v'dnrrer of an-urret*

Sires from 12 t

The Manamakcr laundered Dress Shins al Sljlfl.— ie .best white shirts that we know o:. ('•. u.p.i-.-st 'udges r v-

-jualrty and construction th* yrTboso”^ ^

IOHN WANA.'lAKHR

Hotel Brighton, ( Vl .AX I R* IN F. LOC AT ION NOT I XCKLLI T) AlTolX i MI X I S ami SI RYUT ITR-ST-CLASS

K. K*. SOOV.

AUTHORIZED BfflRE DKDERIfRITERS. HIDDIE DEPARTKEKT FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTirrG.

H. M. KALBACH,

SON & CO.,

fix'* INItl ICY At F.M K. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY

C. B. COLES COMPANY, LUMBER^ d MI L l” W 0 R K.

!.>vk. White anti YeTlow Pine, O.ik anil other hard woods a d Mill .Work and office fixtures

MCHN AVE. .f i: 11 i; a-.

R. CURTIS ROBINSON, Real Estate and Insurance, Nos. 744-46 Asbiiry Avenue, OCEAN CITY. n. j. to loan on Bond and Mortgage.-^l

1ZER. BUZZARD & CO. ■RY plumbing YiN.rr.ALVANlZED AND COPPER ROOFING VENTILATING

OCEAN CITY MILLS LUMBER CO.

OOU-SIZE MILL AND STAIR WORKin either hard or.Mift WtAod. . . . • Office,Yard and Mill: Iflth and WestSts., i '''-OCEAN CITY. N. J.

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