Ocean City Sentinel SERVICES UNDER YACHT CLUB OPENS ANNUAL MEETING

EPWORTH LEAGUE HOUSE FOR SEASON OF FREEHOLDERS

THURSDAY. MAY 1

■ Khali he glad to n

e Item* of

•nd cuminanlcaOotiK of luteiVKt

to thi* i*>iuniiinity and our reader* Doable Anniversary Celebraeverywhere. Uon in M. E. Church on All communication* *hould he ar _ . _ , wltb tb. Ml ...I Sunday Eveniu E . addrem of the writer, not uecemarily . There wa> a double anutvermry eelfor publication, liui a* a guarantee of i ebrallou In Hm Flrat M.fi Church on good faith. ' Sunday evening last, when, aim, nome

r* of Hi

1 I Taj

A delightful Sunday. May laanore than half gone. School day* drawing to a cloae. Have you had an automobile r Trolley line td l’lilladel|ihla by October Do you favor laying HI.OOO for llfc-

laical i Hook It o'

fourth |age.

The Ice cream parlor* are becoming more popular. ’ why not hav'e a big celebration ol the Fourth tblayearT The *l«e of a dollar dc|«ud* On how many of them you have. At lea*t, a rabhlf* foot t* lucky for the rabbit that *1111 ha* If All aiUomobTttft* Will mmiii be rrg iMerrd under the new law. Hope Ik a magnifying gla**, but dieappointment need* only a naked eye. It dnemi't take long for Mime fellow* to make a dollar look a lot like thirty

cents.

The only way^eome married people can live happily together I*

apart

The fellow who live- wltho lug, eventually may IVml It v

league orttclaled for the first time. It being the anniversary of I hi

ganlration of the Kpwortb league, the

fhcal society, under the direction

1‘realdeut H. H Mowrer, had charge of the evening'* *ervlcee. Tneotber celebration w a» In commemoration of the llftleth aunlveraary of IheevUb-

IlKtiment of mlMioue In India. The UHhera who were In their pit on Suuday eveulug were I’oatma

K M. Sutton, C. Homer Shoemaker,

.yndon Ang. Hiram Steelman. Ji

and Igw I* Barrett. The church wa*

Song

prayer. Rev. J W. Smith; hymn. So. W8; offering; music, cbolA Scripture lemon, Mowrer; addrem, “Work In the Junior League," Mr*,K. W. Dandy: readlug, “Love and Duty,” Mlu Frances Taylor; reading,"How Je*u*Taught,' Ml** Gamble; vocal aolo, Harry H. Lake, a**i*ted by choir: addrea*, "Methodism—Swing of Conquest In India," Rev. J. Ward Gamble, It. D jubilee offering; hymn So. 6S4. The congregation wa* dlimhoed itb the Kpworth league benediction. Iven by H. S. Mowrer.

.The flatterer war

there be

j idea

of 1.

A bright readable "ad" In IheSKNtinki. will help you In your hhslnem. TryiL Al always I* ea*y to point out the error* lo the course |>ur*ued by some one else. When a girl I* over thirty, you can't tool her by -ending Uier candy and A Spa-lal *e—Ion of tile county court wa* held this week. Judge Hildreth presiding. Win Hunter ha* moved from the rear of X. IT. Godfrey'* house to 213 West avenue. Profanity ha* no ' ■tainplug the vulgarlty Indulge In It. Francis t'orsou I* building a batleau to be used a* a tender fur H*natui Ure**e'» yacht. It I. part of wisdom to keep sornr "Me* of the disposition for purely private Inspection. A diplomat I* nothing more than ■ fellow who know* how to lie without being found out. Kveo with the perfection of the airship, It will be hard for some to rise above suspicion. There I* a curious ap|«arau mrlsueboly about the people ehow a leaning toward poetry. How happy some |«ople won if they oould acquire the art of forgetting themselves once In su btle. It I* generally aa hard for a man to appreciate a woman's trouble* as for a womau to appreciate a man's joke. Mr*. Weston has succeeded Mr*. J P. Fox a* President of the lodba' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church. The vermiform appendix may be superfluous, but without It the Income of a great many doctor* would be cat

bff.

South Jersey cranberry bog ow ners will Contribute to a fund to apprehend persons responsible for starting for Urea. James D. Rice, who was one of Ik ntsvllle's must respected cUIxens, • burled on Saturday last. He was year* old. I>avld Smith, of Kdgeuater Pa. . has bad hi- summer cottage. SeVnteentb aud Anbury avenue much Im proved by a coat of palut Wildwood's Hoard of Trade luu offered prizes of f UK) for the best kept lawns, flower garden and vegetable

Tbe membership of the dub I* growing finely. There are many new members this year, aud a number of ippllcallons for membership have beeu received during tbe last few days. Many of the new member- w ill bring handsome new boats with them when they come to this city for the summer

lontlt*.

Tbe club house has ji Tbe program of exercises was aa]®* 1 ' • , * d ,be Mte ' tted ' ~ everything "••.icU--

ORDAINED ELDER

t'llllam M. R.auck was ordained an elder lu the First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning last. With A. J. Smith a d S. H. Mayberry, who rey were re-elected elders, lhe new church ofUcial was Installed. Kacb Is i serve a term of three years. Tbe iremoules were witnessed by a large mgregatlou. Mr. Rauck, who has been In Ocean Ity a number of years. Is tbe agenl lu charge of the Reading RallrdatJ Company'# Tenth street depot.

Active Preparations Being; Made for a RecordBreaking; Summer—Racing; Events Scheduled — Brilliant Social Functions

Every Wednesday Evening.

The headquarter* of the Ocean City 1st. Tbl* is tbe race of tbe six boats Yacht Club were opened this week for composing the "ooe-deslgn" class, the season of HMi—a season which In, I u addition to tbe races, the social

cry way gives promise of being fully

up to, If not exceeding, the standard of

ii repaint.

befits the headquarter- of such an

organization.

Tbe House Commute* I* made up ofT. Joe Adams. W. Scott Hand aud

Kuocb W. Hurlrigh.

opening rare—the amateur

gait*

of tbe yacht club life duriug the lug season. The committee In charg* of the social event- um-lsts of Harry F. Stanton. R. wSvt^lward-and John

Creth Marsh. The^

auxiliary (ommltleeof women. Including Mr*. Crease, Mr*. Ayars, Mrs Hexamer. Mm, Wall, Mrs. Rowers. Mrs. DeRousse, Mrs. Stalzell, MrTaylor, Mr*. Hcbmltt, Mr*. Raddlffe, Mr*. Hcbermerborn, Mrs. Stanton. Mrs. I-aodruberger, Mrs. Powell. Mr-. Scull, Mrs. Chance aud Mrs. PeufieJd. All of tbe social events, when prizeill lie awarded, will he held ou every Wednesday eveulug from July I Itb to

Augu-t 2»tti.

The Board of Governors eoiwisls of I’m. K Hexamer. Chairman; Henry Moore, O. J DeRousse, Enoch W. Burleigh, T. I«e Adams, W.

iff on Wednesday, ‘ Hand and Alex. Bloau. Jr.

July 4th. This race will he open to The ReealU Committee I- com|>uaed of the fleet, which include* of Senator Lewis M. Crease, Job (lower aud sail boats. There will be a Zuni, Albert I). Cummins. J. H. F. 'pedal race—the first of the season— Dixon.^ahn Creth Marsh. Edwin M. on Saturday. July 7, and from that Chance aud A. A. Howell. Thfc timedate until tbe close of the summer, keener i* T. Lee Adams, which end. with the ocean race, there Tbr 0 l' e,, Amateur Regalia Come scheduled many racing even 1-to niltlee I. made up of Geo W. SlatzMI. t participated In by the various craft Mayor Joa. G (.’hamplou

aud J. C. Marsh.

A race that doubtless will attract commodore C. H. Schermerboru. ore than the usual share of atteutlou Wm. K. Hexamer and John M. /urn scheduled for Wednesday, August com pose the Committee on Priew.

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES A SUMMER SUNDAY.

The Seniors are now displaying The weather on Sunday their class pins. very much like a day in July. EspecAda Rank, Edward Voss and tally was this true cf the morulngf Harold Cottou recently visited the Tbe sun *booe> brilliantly, an'

public library at Atlantic City to I hot.

up ou certalu subject* for com- j There <$ere many people

boardwalk, aud they found the pav^l-_

The members of the Freshman class Ions welcome places of retreat

rt this •

plot at that rt

The Cape May County Hoard of Freeholders will award •he'contract for the coustructlou of the i Isle City driveway on May 21. lu the Atlantic County Court* Judge Hlghee api-iluted lawyer Herbert R? Vorheee. of this city, to appear for defendants unable to employ counsel. The ladle* Auxiliary of itw First Presbyterian Church wl^bold a strawberry festival In I. S Champion 1 cream pariora, on the boardwall

June 2d.

Several Ocean City people wt Pleasantvlllc on Tuesday to attend tire funeral of Miss Van Sant, death, II Is said, was due In I to overstudy

Then

will he plentiful lu Cape May County tbta sea-ou. In fact, person* after them have found more than Urey catv successfully handle because of a scar-

city of help.

The annual examination* were held last week lu all tire public schools of the county, except thte city and Cape May dtj-. These two cities have system different from the other schools

lu tbeoouoty.

Sea Isle City Council oprtred bids for tbe erection of Its new city hall, but aa the lowest bid was ISOtt, fifteen hundred dollars more than Is available for tbe purpose, the plans will be changed aad new bid* asked for. Tire Master Mason degree was recently conferred upon CapL Cha*. P. Vanaman, of Dias Creek, by Arbutus lodge. Among the many present at tbe eeremouy was H.C. Cbeetwood, of Wildwood, representing Ocean city

lodge. No. 171.

IN THE CHURCHES

Holy l

iimuDioo will be admlnlsm. next Sunday morning.

PrayW and litany, with sermon, al 10.80. Evening prayer, with address,

Ev^ry one welcome. Tbe Rev Fletcher Cfark will officiate.^

nr. Afui’KTtsK's.

Mass will be celebrated lu St. Augustine's Church by tbe rector, Rev. John J. Sweeney, at 10.30 o'clock next

Sunday morning.

BOAT NEARLY READY

lawnrli Here **■> gw. and Mrs. William E Hexamer, of Philadelphia, expect to open their cottage, 718 Plymouth Place, on May 80th. As Mr Hexamer Is an active yachtsman, he wants to gat tbe full season'- pleasure out of tbe launch be i having built, and be looks for tbe

oat about this time

The boat Is to be of the very latest type and will come from Cos Cob, Conn., by way of Long Island Sound and the Atlantic Oceau. Wtrawtserr* FrMIvwl. Tbe hoy* of Liberty Fire Company ill hold their strawberry festival lu J. T. Adams’ candy store lo tbe Bowl'asloo ou Saturday evening next, •d of this evening, as (tret planTurn out and give the members lamial HR, while at the same time enjoying yourself. Among those who will assist the firemen are Mr*. Charles Hllhens, Mrs. Tbo*. Young •ii4 M r*. W m. H. Smith. '—"

Honan I a Boat.

City Superintendent of School* ames M Steveus ha* purchased a batleau Being an enthusiastic fisherdoubtless be will make considerable use of the boat during tbe coming vacation day*. With bis family, Mr. Stevens will occupy» porttou of D. L. Vansmatl's cottage tbls summer, and “Dayt." says be expect* to have an occasiuual “mass of flab.”

Honaht Collas-a.

lisa. W. Nee id, of Philadelphia, IHirchased tb* cottage of Henry B. rell, 423 Wesley avenue, through the ageucy of F. E. Darby. Mr* C. L. lake has sold Mrs. Hattie Woodllu'sco lage, 1205 West avenue, lo M ra. Eliza bet h Test, of Philadelphia.

Jos. G. (Xampioo. architect and builder, of/ble city, has the contract lb* erection of a bungalow for Geo. Reu at Avalon. This Is tbe second building for Mr Reu for which Mr. ChampioD has had tbe contract. Will •’las al Wildwood. The Ocean l ily “Regulars" will go to Wildwood on Saturday next to play hall five at that place. Tbe line-up of tbe Ocean City I ram will be: Morey, aud Chester, forward; 8cbock, centre; L. Morey aud Ste-

phen-on, guards. Will IMort Klablna.

George Hreckley la getting his boat In shape fora Ashing trip. He will take a«ood sized crew with him when in about a week First be will go off Cape May, and from there ip and dowu, wherever the fltblog It

A'e get our paper bauglng done at t old stand, 104k Aabnry avenue, i can always depend —-

[ nma Aa • ,n ■ , . Juet what we' pay'for “F^oTin't Furnished Apartments, -ulUblefor*-tme down, call up on tb* Bell Phone light housekeeping, lu the Bourse laud we will-bring samples lo you at Every convenience once. Open evening* aattlS o'clock. HoBurr Flail kb, Agent. H. R. Smith A Sosa.

reviewing algebra.

The members of the book-keeping clam have finished their text and are now taking up extra work. Agues Smith,, w ho recently moved lo Los Angels, California, is now a freshman fu the High School of I list dly. Full credit was given on her High School work done In Ocean City, and she w as allowed to continue her work there at the same point where she left off In ourcourse Thlsspeak* well for our presyil requirements for graduation lu Ocnan City. EXWNGUISHED FIRE

» ray*. Yonn

folks fouu

Fire In Lydia Morris' bou«e, 828 i’e*t a-enue. was extinguished by Chief of Police Scull at 8.80 o'clock Tuesday morning. He was given asince by Walter J. McCorkle, w he

ascended to the roof.

Smoke was noticed coming from the house by Mrs. Allen and oilier*, and Chief Scull was notified. He promptly went to work aud had the fire uodePcoutrol before a great damage waa done. Tbe occupant of | tbe house knew uotblng of tbe blaze until the arrival of the police. How

Are started Is a mystery.

WILL BE INSPECTED

Fire Chief Rush has sent out nt that the annual Inspection of tbe fire departmeut will b- held on Friday, June 15lh, at 8 p.tu. This Is always an interesting ceremouy, and. usually attracts t atteutlou Especially doe* It prove novel sight to many of the collagen and visitors here during tbe mid-June day*. Tbe boys appear on pared their beat "bib and tucker," with their apparatus shining brilliantly.

e whe re lu tbl* Issue ol

tinkl, former Mayor Robt. Fisher announce* hi* return to tbe real estate iess, In'wblch field of pursuit formerly be was quite active. M r. Fisher thorough knowledge of property value* Id Ocean City, having bean a, resident of this resort tor more tl&n quarter of a ceotory, and his ripe judgment and experience for tbe beneflt of his client*. He has established cosy quarter- on'Thc ground floor (Asbury avenue aide) of tbe Bourse Rulldlug, where he

fd to see his friends.

Editoh bk.vtisfa.:«-Heelug lu last week's Semi ski. that there Is no proa pect of great improvemeul lu (lie rail road service (al lea*L In reduction ol rate*,) until July. I venture to exprem my opinion to I be railroad magiiatr* by way of tbe frauk, unbiased vole*

presume, Interested

In the progress and onward march of everything concerning Ocean City. We should by all means have dollar excursions at least three times each week. It would make a great change lu the husiuess of tbe tow n. Hundreds of people who dislike to lay the premut rales would take advautagr of the reduction aud vMt us, -ee the beauty of tbe town, its many Inducement*, delightful atr, floest water lu tbe country, ao different from the black me** served up to them In Philadelphia and called water, hut which, lu realty, Is the essence of typhoid fever aud diphtheria, aud produchig a rich harvest for undertakers aud doctors, not to mention tbe meek aud humble city contractor*, with the Invariable verdict of "not guilty," who do not have to drink the poisonous extract they plan for us. Thom interested lu tbe growth of tbe town should show the world what this seaside resort la. Take U all around, aud ■I la the finest resort on tbe coast. Everything else Is movlug but railroad service, which keep* on lu tbe old rut. A man and his wife who would like to come down together to look around aud select a lot or cottage flud It very expensive, unless they are people w ho do not need to codnt money very closely (and these are In the minority). They cannot make tbe trip and back much under six dollars, oouutlug car tare audiuucbNow, the railroad company la wellmown to be a gold mine, financially speaking. Tbe olDctala can well afford to help Ocean City along by giving one dollar excursion* from June ' 1st to September. We would leel the Wtie•o would tha railroad, w hich would have to furnish many

At tbe Slate Street M. E. Church, Camden, ou Friday night, after tbe close of the service. Mr. and Mr*. B. C. Bingham were presented w Rh a Limoges berrv set. by Class No. 18 of tbe Sunday school, of which Mrs. Blugla a member. It being the fortyOfth anniversary of their marriage. DeMaris made tbe presentatloo. Mr. Bingham's superiuteudeucy has extended over a perir-d of thirty year*.

Another Injunction r

Anderson Bourgeois was In. town a iw days ago, and Immediately rumor* revived concerning bis talked-of Intention to stop Senator Crease from continuing tbe erectlou of tbe letter’s bey vllls. Bourgeois has placed tbe matter lu tbe band* of his brother. Atlantic City, to ascertain If the work be ‘injuncted”—a favorite pastime

with tbe Estehille man.

B. Smith Re-elected Dij rector, aad the Appropriations Made. ,.41 the annua! meeting of tbe Cape May County .Hoard of Cboseu Freeholders, A. B Smith, of Cpper township. wa* unanimously re-elected Director. Chas. E. Foster, of South Seaville, w a* chosen Su|>rr\4*nr of the Hra Isle City Turnpike, and his name will be pre-euted lo the Stale Supervlsor. w Ito lias t lie ajipolmlng puwi t 'has. Krrlrkson was re-elected lend of the Tuckahoe bridge, at a salary »2i per month, half to he paid by t

lantic County.

On motion of Capt. Vanaman. all le other bridge tenders lo the county ere iiermltted to hold ovei until July. County Collector Jo*. I. Scull was ade agent for tbr burial of ludlgeut ■Idlers and sailors. Jo*. Douglass, was named as solicitor, tbesalary dug fixed al t’lO Director Smith appnln ed the follow. g standing committees for the rn-Aim-house—Rutherford, Johnson

nd Ludlam.

County Roads—Smith, Fox, Ludim, Vanaman aud Schelirager. Treasurer* Aowunls—Srbellenger, lutberford and Johnson. General Hills—Johnson, Schelirager nd Rutherford. ' Finance-Ludlam, Rutherford

SEALED PROPOSALS.

icihcbim ro* rag

SENATOR CRESSE

IN WASHINGTONMBiliBM sentinel

Building—Van

- Foi

Lunacy—Foi Discharge o

i Hospital for lusaue Coroners Electionstationery' Friutlng aud Advertising Incidentals lug ludlgeut Soldiers and Incidental Public Schools _ ity Law Library e»t on Surplus Revenue .. Interest on Jail Bonds Sinking Fund Jail Bonds Sinking Fund Slaleand County

Holly. Reach ou Holly Beach bridge Interest on Holly Beach road

Sinking Fund Sea Isle Turnpike I.UUU Interest on Sea Isle Turnpike.. 20U ' eul aud Interest Special Deficiency 8,000 Public Buildings and Ground-. 1.400 County Road at Deuntavllle 2S0 Fur-.Ishlng county offlees 2,S00 "'(ate and County Roads, Seaside aud Holly Reach 1.800 Interest on- Oceau City road bonds 1,800 mprovemeiils lo Holly Reach Turnpike MM reeholdera aud Officers 8,000 Bridge* 7,000 Sinking Fuud Holly Reach Turnpike 1,000 Sinking Fund Oceau City Turn- , pike 300 Improvement* to Almshouse.. 1,500 ierlcal force for Couuly Board

slow at advertising. In this progressive age, w* must advertise If re want to succeed lu any business. Tbe movement to beautify tb* ratU road stations with flowers Is a good Keep it up uutll tbe "ail denies* ■ms as a rose." "A rblug of beauty -y forever." A well-kept station make* a good Impression on strangers. Let tbe good women who keep such beautiful gardras at home follow tbe example of tbetr sister women of Philadelphia aud other cities, aud they il be surprised at the iuflueoee It will vein the town. But, above all, M bop* that If ona railroad keeps In tbe rut, tbe other will awake to the great need of tbe one dollar excuraloui. With these, tbe business of hotels, hoardlug bouse* aud store* would boom and cottages rent at better prices. ' Lat the bridge enter at Eighth street, plant flowers at tbe stations and get tbe on* dollar excursion* started, aud we can take rank with tbe finest seaside resorts lo the world. I hope that someone more able than myself will ^rond tbe motion. I leave It to tbe approbation of the public

E Gaxxon.

—No.

PianosTuned,$2; Uon of officers and other Important: » aupo^oi. 1 on year* experlhere and all yonug paople of the cbnrcb ence. , requested to attend. I H«ITV H. LaKO.

Recent real estate transfers In Gesso City recorded m tbe office of County lerk Way are as follows : Samuel Dixon et als. to William H. Smith et als. 11700. lots 601 aud 002,

Section L.

Samuel S. Ixmgbridge et ux to Daniel H. Redmau. |1 Part of lot 724, Section A. Stale of New Jersey (by KI parts Ik Commissioner* I to Ocean City Assoc Is- ' . losses for annual rental of 181.46. tracts of riparian lands ou Great Egg Harbor Bay, north of First street. Same to same, (350. Grant for riparian lands on Great Egg Harbor Bay north ‘ Second street. Edmund B. Learning, Special M.C, C. of N. J , to Mary E Jones. (1880. 178, Section C. (Lands of Maggie Whiteside et als.) Catherine K. Oat et vlr to Arthur D. Barrows and Sarah J. Barrot (5000. Lot 000, Section A. Edmund B. loamlug. Special Master lo chancery (lands of Mary E. Jones et ala.), to Ml 11 lam E. Masaey and Heubeo W. Edwards. (785. 520, Section C.

Wcot Therer in Interest of Improvement of State's Ocean Inlets. Senator Creese, icrutnpanltd by Mr-. < re—e. left here uu Friday last for Washington, D. C , w here the Sen ilor went on official business. During tbe recenl *e—k>ii of the Suie laglslalure^ the f Rowing reitlon was adopted : Joint reaululton irque-tlng aul

Ity fr

of the refusal and oiutaslon take auy harbor improveineuta upon the Allautlc coast of this Hlatr,-on tbe grounds, first, that there Is no harbor

of sufficient Imports!

.peodllor* of nations! fuodi

and, secondly, that

*1.00 PC* VtAN :tuurMd «uu-*aam. OI r*-.MMa<ri.v*jeiA mailhoah. IY»t iKKagr^Asi^HkAWHoMt a. a. vSSlrSf 17

io.n,p.* r iizA EXECUTORS’ SALK.

ut By virtue <u at. orUer oMbe orpban* ( osn

I-.. siro,’ aJ&w st

t„ | kse-uters^or ioba^. iiupy. u-res-.c. sir

.906.

by Ihe Senate and Gra-1-ibly of tbe State of New Jer-

sey, that this State requests authority

from the Congress lo uudertake iwn ageucles aud It* owo oost t

irovemenl of lu Allautlc- tnieU, with he object ol preserving tbe shellflsb iodustry of certain laud-locked hays,

of reud ring avallahleousoi

mis as a refuge for minor 1 oast wise •hipping, aud of losterlug a local commerce which la now dlmlnUhlng under the Influence of controllable littoral

changes.

'Tbat a special joint committee appointed of two meuiler* from the Senate aud General Assembly by the presiding officials thereof to press tbls subject upon the atteutlou of Congi pedal joint committee appointed consists of Senators L. e. of this city, and Thus. F. Mluof Hoboken, and Assemblymen George C. Warner, of Ocean County: Tbo*. FJvIns, of Atlantic County, aud I. D. Thom 1 .son, of Mercer County. This committee went to Washingm on Friday to present the matter to the atUotion of t 'ongremnan Tbeo. E. Burton, Cbainnau of the Committee i Riven and Harbors. Tbe meeting aa arranged by Senator Drydra. After preaeutlng the State's case, along the Hue* of tbeabove resolution,

•up-

port of chairman Burton lu obtaining

Senator Crease, upon his reffiro from Washington, said that the committee jeen attentively listened t Chairman Burton.-and l lie re was little dould tbat their request would be pllqd with.

"THe Clt> Benaillnl." Epitur Skutixki. :—I read w great deal of loterest. In your pap May 10th, tbe article beaded "Board of Trade Longs for tbe City Beautiful, I am very much pleased to hear tbat this subject Is going to be agitated. I tbtuk the proper way to get ‘the city beautiful” Is not to appoint a committee to wall on tbe people, bat let the Board of Trade notify each and every property owner and tenants of property tbat the only way they can obtain results Is for each aud every owner and tenant to do bis share, and to keep bis property looking nicely. If everyone will keep hla own lot and street free of rubbish, weeds, tlo cans, etc., I am sure the city will be beautiful before long. PaoPBarr Owner. Foa Haut—Near the Bu} front, be- . •sen Tenth aud Eleventh street several cheep Iota suitable for aummi cottages; (201) per lot; one-half can r —In on mortgage. Apply to ABEL D. SCULL. 617 Central Ave. OoeanCtty.N J.

■*»«• aow or lurm—.y of R-.i—rt l or

psil'ai/ U>

rS.'SfS

H0T6L bise/iYRe... Ocean Ave. Between Eighth and Ninth H(raati OPEN ALL THE YEAR THE IMPERIAL

GARWOOD HOUSE,

Maa.il. uahwood, Piep.

THE ELBERON

THE SWARTHMORE

SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtss or a writ 01 Kivn Fseia*,__ llrwi^ iwasd out al Uw l oon bl Cbaaovo 1 N-w Jsrssy, oo lb* HIS Usy or April, a. 1) umIv TretJx 1 * corporslto , ’u Tb * ^whudaT* raaU^'sspasT^a*saH > u*SLt Monday, June 4th, 1906, slia Ssy^iS* r T«pr sy Ooun House, cap* May county. N«*

rashMaalUr^Mlntui/'i

“wsa

sod ^erey1S , i£m \L • UamploD. id tor, uaUvr and rabjorl u»r--—rr snows sod rtslrictloas M lb. Or.

7 **"* , wl l LU,

AM tl. BKIUHT. Btasflff.

UBOBsa R. Wait*.

Seashoi Realty < +*

MONEY TO LOAN ON

MORTO

AGE.

The Governor lias signed tbe undertaken’bill Tbe measure wbiebjia* Just become a law provides for tbe creation of a board of examiner*, cooslating of five men, to be appointed by the Governor, to eaamme prospective undertaken aud Issue licensesetrTTnm If the resdlt* of the tests warrant their :be bill [ the use of ulds. Mauy cturer* have large extent rlr product* ces analysts re of murder

> uaught I 1 examined, ealtb ■ 1 tbe u

r are putting n tbetr boat, >e boat ready •*. They to[bt pleasure

Fi list

N..i.

water; also, e, front and or board log Inquire £ ’ourtbstrr '

o waiting for two weeks to know If you can get It; we can tell yi™ .. x*. Bargains in Bay and Ocean front propertlaa. Choice cottages for Je. Also lot* for luveutment and for Improvement—the choice of cran City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J.

SPECIAL BARGAINS A new cottage, centrally located on Wesley avenue, never occupied, $3,7.00 A new furnished course Vi Forty-eighth street, *4,500 A splendid completely furnished hotel, $14,000 A lot for a cottage, very near ocean, centre of the town, only $1,400 MASSEY A EDWARDS C ‘CENTRAL D AVENUCl

AN OC AN FRONT BARGAIN Two lots on Wesley arenoc, at list street (loo feet front)'riparian right*. $2400.00 BAY FRONT COTTAGES Located on the improved tract, nth to tjth greets; newiy built streeu. Aty water, electric lights, coavement to the proposed Bay avenue trolley extensioa $251 BAY FRONT LOTS Size, >5 by too feet, graveled and ready lo* building on; city water and dectric light coanectiuo*. $728.00 HARRY F. STANTON REAL ESTATE BROKER EiGHTH STREET BELOW ABBURY AVENUE

n City.

There R a great many houses in C Some R Cottages, some R Hotels. Some R stores, some R for rent, Some R for sale. There R also Many lots for sale without houses.

If yon want any of these on the best terms, apply to ROBERT ^ISHER, The Bourse, OveAn City

Beautiful Cottage Sites...

High Ground. Lots Graded. Btraets and Bldewalks Graveled. Many new buildings already erected. Plot lying between Atlantic •venue and the Ocean, and Fifth aad North street*. Apply to any real estate agent. Investigate before purahasKng

Ocean City Land Company

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THE KATHLU ll» Umtral Aranas, OCKAM CiTT. B. J.

HOTEL KTGLEN SlalJi and Oatral Ave. Mew ©pee

HEADLEY * ADAHB iumi Reading Coal Also aisanac Wood bTkarrtl o* ro.4.

A. J. SMITH, PROPMtKTOeassisasit sas atrsii sesvzs m PURE ICE BEST J. COAL

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IRA S. CHAMPION Alderney Dairies Guaranteed BUtcUy Para /AIL.K 'AND Ice Cream ESTABU8HKD 1M1

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