Ocean City Sentinel SI]pujK E (jqqjjj MI KHDAV. NOVEMBEK U. 1«* FAVORS PITY be (ll«d lo receive li«m>iorj U D11 I r r«de« Mnnicipality Can Condemn All Lands Covered by

the Boardwalk.

DR. BEVIER PRAISES CITY’S jSTOKES GIVES LOCAL RED MEN V '' TI " : , HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING GOOD ADVICE LANDED ON BAR

»rll>

H «.• r„-.r.ed

■> II..! ll. r «,p re , andH dirau a declair ■ H'.u«liiy .ud Morn. J ■ ;:^r^rr i'»urt dlwluinted ■<.. •i'IIJ- Clerk T. Ix-e At In reference l<> (lie

■clt)- ycte.

NEW FLAG FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL

State Inspector Sure School f Says State and Municipal an Unpleasant Expcri- - Will be Placed on Ap- ] Elections Should Not be ! cnee in Their Efforts to SlWX'Sf V" - :

proved List.

i>» l» llevler. Jr, Stale I n>| e-tur of J Governor: Hieh Srhoola, vi.lird I'lly Hu|«rlM- |«|*r men Jam.-* M. Hleven*. In Oil* ‘ freely agalni

Reach Liu wood. ■ Trll*. No. In

Patriotic Organizations t This City Are to Make the Presentation.

rouzb It

> few day a

rS9 local board.

ecMedly

oy Wed ue

Tlwy left

■irtha launc cruaf vlall U I.Inwood, A: llr.l atop a

^I'for sale

.ally favored rind ion*. I conference*. InineM Judir

■oni lots ; and We

amas alnve -for blmaelf. ' 1 alilh ri'r ii*" 'r ' " f ,sy ‘ f “ l ‘-' 1 J - 1 ,,or " ■ od ^ -’*^ lir ow" thr a|.|iroved 11*1. I l.e•-..unw adojned

III. their doat *1 fellow who d<* tony I* really v.

Thc,l>*b and zame »ve I wen I—apIM. |*ai The cloak ofWilgRn. t

Joyn.oU' wll

.A,I

die of charity. Hirer than fletlor i lllcratare bran. . troiAile all h •ly Inihauaribli

The trouble with iRimrince I- tin Itacldou. reallie* lla own ttllaafulue*i e a Rirt |.retuuda Abe doean kiaaed the inure wlllii.R *1.

The Injuatlce d

c Rellli.R the be*t of

(reedy becau*e be II docan'l take m ora. b. aour the

klodueaa.

m from enlarReme.

milk of bumai

u known

Load talk T at It ha* be oppodtlou. bettinR twlo

Nett lo fnollnR i

r Rlrl a*k him fo

There will be a chaxRe In the Wr*t Jtiaey - * •chedule on or alx.nl ^T^th.

It I* rt|-»Mrd

The flr*laeralch on her new furuHure • aptlo cd'iv luce the bride that mar-

ri*Rt I* a failure.

t people borrow- trouble and

Ibeta wall fof Hie I

■r I lie I>ack fen

rlRl.bor*

Tlie fellow w Ui tell* a Rlrl he wouTd lay down hi* life for her often balk* When be lia* to tell ber father. ■ferial ineelli.R of the Ididie*' Aid Society via* held, at the home of Mr*, ■odfrey Mon ay evenuiR. |ei. la mlRhllrr than' theawnr.1 when It come* to makli.R an oheae •nee look like thirty renta -tertor of A. J. Smith'* coal eOce and rr-Mruoe t^bcl r rc|wlnlcd a line manner by A G. Gilbert and eorpa of hi* painter* « The »V. c, T. T. w ill meet ou Wed.y aflrrnoou at the reeldem-e of

Wealey avenue

•Idler* a

I Sailor-," Mr*.

L-obduriur Wm. Miller, of tiV We*t Key llallroad. baa rented t'harle* in.ley'* roiiaRe, formerly occupied UnRlneerTatem, ou Aabury avenue, Fourth alreel. How are you t)xed for commercial ittoncij ? The laat quarter of the M will tie up ahortjy and every- * *lf.uld l.avc a atatement «.f hb. “un Ixx.k into your Mock at «. olberw |*e at the laat minute you ly find youraelf. abort. If In nee.1. “*.vm.r outer with the SEATIN'cr. »nb..R Hnu*e. ’ All workRuaraulred I* 1 #***- UNION SERVICES

ci.., c ir 0 ,

...

April: - SUCCESSFUL SUPPER

More than am people enjoyed tin ery excellent and complete chicken *•1 pie *upper Riven al the Blacaynt n Friday evet.lue laat by the ui.-uil- r. f the l.adlc-' Aid Society of the lit I

appfoprlatluu would moi y the -alary of w third tear lie

■al I

Thi

ap|a

lade befo

aupper a|xike of i if pral-e. boll:

quantity.

It I* IliunRhl

ll continued for i tlie quality aiid

-ault of tbelHabor FIRST TRIP IN YEARS

Mr* Wm. Oyke- of thiavity ■ aya bro took tier Brat ride In a * ar In ten yeariS Slie la now vl.ilb.R rlenda In t'ollliiR*dile. llelavArc oiiuly, and Nlcelow u and Cam

in doliiR *o- ihcy made u*« I, by which, loo. their bout efTerla were conveyed to thel:

MEN MAY COOK

the Rev. Dr C

V l* •v-l-dwelliip now occu| thccliArrli, Hie oflo Rat km ke^e rented

cottaRe for the

family. The hou.e luel UuaaeU'a cotlaite nue. near Thlrlcvuth

little extra money on iieq^ier* of ttie liberty ■upaiiy Rave them**|vea a pot-pie aupper at the lire u Monday treUIDR. The taa followed by a mnoker.

Mayor Champion and Fire Chief

were the ouly Riie-ta preaent.

H.^ln.

chick ei •upper

iiiaukaRtvIuR Day aervlre* rid In tlie Klrat l'rc*byterian I 10 30 ..'clock ThankaRivluR addition to the Klrat M. K. d*** 1

muRreRatloli, It I. probable fi""' 1 '

n.cmbtra of Holy Trinity . ft

K h " rr, ‘ *»1 unite In tbeM *rvl w for and ll “rs in,,,. R,v. | )r lv „ k pf Holy In tha “»}. ha. beeu’luvlted to deliver Hie ° r Mr

Wu noun cad that.tl

..ho Marta, of thl* city. Iiai bn-n en the contract to build the cottaRe k\ m F. Brown on Plymouth ice. The cottaRe will be a prrt y and w IIP be erected on a plot of Rround near where-Oak. Townaend I* iw building a coflaRe. Both build(*(.111 be apmew hat aimllar. Gooe on I.on* Trip. Mr.land Mr*. R Howard Thorn left la clty .yeaterday on a mouth'* trip tluouRh Pennaylvanla. While away, I bey expect to take a look at the State ipilot buildluR at HarrUbunt. the tavy rx|cndlture of money ou which .. created aucb a blR acandal In the

Key atone Stale.

other of Mr* J P. Cadmai •r home at May'* LaudluR »i rvenliiR laat She bad heel mie Mr* Cadman and *»i l.ai week for May'* Gandhi* well aa Mr Cadman.wer s at the lime of the de.ll

uau'a motber.

—Two de*lrable lot* Ai

MANY GUNNERS OUT

and a d«R e had doR*

hack with liartf);

O do Rood w ar-by "olT-ab

■ a* had o

vicinity of Palermo •minted the apolla they they bad Iwenty-elRbl pc rabblta. Grlacom went out with ! I.r.mght hack fourteen

, .Mb;

Harry licadley

i'bamplon

were RuuuluR Id Saturday They I and one rabbit.

Mayor Cl T»le«t .1

win. I. I

p Reliance Kin

(*“>•

acatlou, and be

*|w-iidluR the lime In RungtiiR up c Stale. Evidently be |a havliiR pk. Hr ha* unit rabbits to aome of * friend* In tbl* city. Geo. lx* I* duty at the fire botiae during MARRIED THREE YEARS

and Mr*. Hiram S. Mowrer. ot tbi* city, were married three year* on Monday laat. Smue of tbelr many I* decided U> Rive the younR couple a eurprl«e party lu the evenlii .elchrmtlon of the event. ArrauReuienl* to till* effect were made and *ucce«*fully carried out Tho*e hi the party were the I aimed talc friend* of Mr. and Mr*, nr who, after extendhiR the r congratulation*, *pent the evening pleaianlly. Excellent refre*ha In abundance were aerved.

C. Clelland, real esUte operator, Eleventh and Aabury avenue, baa auld two Iota and building* thereon, north of KlRlUb Mreet. bclonRioR to the c-tate of Rev. B. H. Sanderlin. to Sutton A Coraou. The latter. It la aaid, contemplate Improvement*.

anathait Hand.

lext. If nil the law'* requlremen lave been compiled with by tbe local iourd by tha; time, l>r Bevler bad u< ily HiRb School would he placed oi

• Idea

-e tbe local

IiIrIi k-IiuuI take care of hlRh - children from Sea lale City am diatrlct* adjacent to Ocean City. PETIT JURORS DRAWN Tbe following la a Hat of tbe petit juror, drawn by Sheriff Brlgl. lay, for tbe December term of tbe May County Court.: a t, William K-. Woodbine,

n. Levi, Woodbine.

Schuff. Jacob, Ocean City.

•ull, C

.b, Williai

r. Jan

i L.. Ocean Citj .. Ocean City.

I ward Cape May

William. Cape May City. Vealcy. Middle Townahip.

lulward C.. Ocean City.

WUIeta. Middle Townahip.

. William, Holly Beach.

Doak. Henry. Ocean City. ion. Ktdroy, Middle Townahip. mnR. Frank. Middle Townahip.

.-UcnRcr, Daniel, Gower Townahi

lovvky. Simon, Woodbine. .atian. Joaiah, Dennia Townahip. rhell. Archibald, Holly Beach,

vnmiller. Char lea L-, Ca|e May City.

Boeriier, FreJ, Cape May City.

ird. Cape May City.

ft Cape May City.

Fadiey, Rotiert, Cape May City. Gong Bernard. AnRteaea. Wella. Frank. Middle Townahip. nhy, IxpinaTil. Upper Townahip. ylor. Jamea. Holly Beach. ■hu. Nathan. Woodbine, tamberlain, Ephraim, Weat Cape May laa, IblRar, Upper Townahip. alUce, John, Jr.. Upper Townahip. rat on. Oliver. Dennis Toamahip. nold, Lewi., Cape May City, ealow, B., Woodbine. Feldman. Jacob, Woodbine. Barnett. Somers. Holly Beach. Anderson, Julias. Holly Beach.

,r K«. Angleaea. •ph I.. Ocean City,

leman L.. Middle Toamahip. CUambera. Elwood, Gower Townahip. Hildreth. J. Reeve*. Ocean City. Godfrey. Emily. Middle Townahip. Ludlatn. Lewis. Middle Township. Baker. Latimer R.. Wildwood. Jacob. Lower Toamahip. Scnll, Enoch. Jr.. Dennia Townahip. I'eteraon, Lawrence, Dennia Townanip. Van Artadalen, C. C*. Dennia Townahip. ••caixia^ Michael, Cape May City. RAILROAD TAX VALID

The Supreme Court at Trenton on Jonday rendered a decision boldlnR d be roiiatllutlonaj tbe law of 1B05 pruvIdlUR for tbe taxation of qpoondi* railroad property al local rate*, dllarly known aa the Duffleld law. : court bare* Its conclusion* on the former deeialona with reaped to taxa-

thin of railroad property.

' Tbe courtalaodeclgredcouatltuttoual

the law of 187* providing •lutmenl of a conimWIou

twenty-five, property owner, to !nvr*tlgate tbe affair* of any county or luulclpajliy ^ ^

Waa macontluue Hall.

It la nuestbla that tbe Sunday mall from IM^ city tojKblladelphla will not rt-wut from now until tha season opens next year. There D very little mall out of tbla city on Sunday* at thl* time of tbe year. The carrier*. |u makbiR tbelr round*, tap arm* boxes

that contain no mall.

■ntiual Institute of the publk teacher* of tbe count lea of Cape ind Cumberland began yeaterirnliig In tbe Cape May City

High S bool.

>t tbe morning reaalun, Mlaa Sarah McNary, of the Stale No kmiI. made "A Plea for tbe Pracll- ” A dl»cua*loW followed. n the afternoon, Prof. Auatln Apgar, of tbe State Normal School, r a talk on -The Study of Lea' Ml** McNary told tbe teacher* iw to Prepare a Cl*** for a Poem Story." Both addresses wen cuared at length. ’fof. Bevler, Jr.. State Riapector of High School*, lectured lu tbe eveuluR ou - Literature and Life." pVoRram for to-day and

r tbe ap-

I'ape May County B wnl of ft .

. „ ir city official* that ■ nk l u » l IICT * nl »-

Walter H. Hay*, of Wet Philadelphia. wboae daughter waa married on Thursday evening laat, was In town on Saturday and Sunday. He said

tbe Democratb' ■id Hudson and I and protnibly

Democi publlca

jf loo

■nd believe

d th il dll

still Kee party

Idea. D Is evident, theretore, that New Jersey Is safely Republican on Slate and national l**ue». with a proper recognition of th dependent vote, which tbe Republican party rouat always accord. “I believe that the party should be framed with due coiialderatlou hi tbe bide|>eudent voters, no because tlqry are Independent, ora* i rule of ex|ie<tlency. but because aa i rule tbelr |xillcle» are right." TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE

W Ik ■

follow.

9 46—"Tbe framing of Heed* and What We Are Suffering Therefrom," Austin C. Apgar. 10.45— 1 tilermlaaion. II 00—"Souga of Labor,” Miss Sarah J. McNary. 11.46— Question* and Diacumlon of Subject. AITEKNOON SESSION. £.00—^clf-Developmeut Through the Teaching of Eugllab," Sarah J. McNary. * 46—Queatkius and Dlacuaaii Subject. S 00—Dilermlaalon. 8.15—•The Study of Twlgi Winter,” Austin C. A|igar. 4.00— Question* and DlaCuaalon of Subject. 8.00— 'Scale luaeet* and Tbelr Ravage*." Auatln C. Apgar. FIUDAV—FOKKNOOS. k 9 30—Opening Exercise* 9 46—"The Teaching of Language ” Mlaa Surah J. McNary. 10 30—Quaatkma and Discussion of Subject. 10.45—I utermlesiou. 11 00—"School Oardeua,” Austin C Apgar. 1146—Question* and Dlacuaslou of Subject. Ai-TKKNuqN 8IBEiq.N. 200—"The Study of Weed* and Wbat TbeY Show of Soil Condition*." Auatln C Apgar. 2.46— Question* and Dix-usmon of Subject. 3.00— Intermix km. 8 15—"StateTeweher*' Aaaoelatlou," - John N. Glaapell, Superintendent of Cumberland County. Ocean City's public school* closed u Tuesday afternoon, lu order that the local teachers might attend tbe Institute.

Old Horn flowed.

Tbe Wealherby Hotel, at rfllHIIle,

was closod Saturday and will probably remalu dosed for some time. On

death of Mrs. Peacock, who bad

charge of tbe bold, those Interested

It up, and as there was no one u take It on *o short a notice tbe

ou ostuiua auu ci uum hotel was eloaed Saturday and tbe, that bis daughter was ibearedpkmTof gueatsall bad to reek other lodging a gre.t number of handsome and place* It la poa-lbla that tbe hotel

' will be reopened, some weeks hence,

when repairs have been made.

Ill be bury avenue u*...- —■—— Inquire 611 W. Seventh aired Wd-

^ — miugtun. Del. (No agents.) -« 3- wllt

^Win Hallo -Hew, Yxcbt K.IH gAlJL—To dure an'estate. 41S J 1 ^ e "Zsrd"*iu.irt'lu i ouucil Chamber | ^-* I' Ix-ui. HI.Icy baa wold bis Asbury avenue. Eleven-room rnr-1 (Il ^ ^ty „iT\jTiuH#»y, Dcxoiber Hu, ■ i-rcii, v«ac.

d«-rfpSS J*!’ C *P*- 11 G'. ui.bedtoM.*e.comj.lele.lntlr-t-cla»c 6Ul tohnl r.ppe.alntheKlr*lW.rd.| Abel D Scull baa removed bt. .hare „ _ .

w" exper, ‘

all the lateat Improve Ph'lladel|iiiia, Pa., or agentt at Ocean >yrup. ^BuTKAi: PUARMACV. |wto|.rii?y u> ~' lb * 7 |° nC HarrvH.Lake.

TAX SALK AIUO! USMKXT.

IN (TI.AXCKKY OF NEW JERSEY

J,! Five br„t<;h In

| I wenty-third

i owing io ley avr-nue. inclu Gnj'corner.

1. they bad no Riparian rights secured: • tide pushed $7000

I the Journey ^ VV. MASUAIND, Ini n lt i,,., 1420 W. Allegheny Avenue

l.mwooil bin ! Philadelphia

'«1 ■ ted Men* THOMAS J. THORN

t'oreau'cMv i Floriat band. ....I FALL BULBS. GRASS

.pecuve w.«. and CLOVER BRED,

for tbeOeean 8jg Asbury Avenue.

I,™'.' V,£' E. CLINTON & CO., £§;£ “a” BRUSHES. Thei't^iedij. 1001 ■mn. ind t 8. TEITI !T^

l "‘" IIKAOL.KY A- A DA KM

Readme: Coal

0 H0T6L Oise/JYRG... Ocean Ave. Between Eighth and Ninth Street*

OPEN AIX THE YEAR THl IMI’KKIAL KfirKAt. AVK.. UCKAR CITT,

GdRWOOD HOUS^,

7as Ceaetraal Avrnwe.

OCEAN CITY. New Jwrawy.

1 AU tbe nalM I,

6ST2

HOUSE MOVING AND RAISIN6

“i-MSii,..

I nioel*H*eO pr*r

l^ll thqmas No. 108 Market St., PHILADELPHIA,

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Hb Family sioceiles. ..n.J 'valnSsrorwdTaas.ehoIr* brwada oa OoW-

.'. i*.. .vc

Ulna or I war quality. We'^bad wbwo |

IIKXR APPKAUa.

Mesa, Monday, t Cap* May. wedoraday, er TDwpabln. Friday,

Eeii:

mr

FormeHy of Atlantic City has opened

w

OUSTER AT 727 ASBURY AVENUE For Ladies and Gentlemen, where he will endeavor to keep a stock on hand at all times. ' His FAMOUS STEWS AND FRIED OYSTERS were the talk of Atlantic City, and all he asks is a trial to convince the citizens ol Ocean City that this is no Fairy Tale. Stews, 15 and 25 Cents Fried, 20 Cents 1-2 Dozen Stewing and Frying Oysters sold by the loo or less quantity. No goixls delivered. Open 9 a.m.-i 1 p.m. Saturdays, 12 p.m.

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. No waiting for two week* to know If you can got It; we ran tall ye once. Bargain* lu Bay and Ocean front propertlaa Choice ootlagaa for sale. Also lot* for Investment and for Improvement—the choice of Ocean City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J.

you are thinking of purchasing a lot or cottage, you would do well to consider several exceptional bargains that we have to offer before definitely deciding.

Beautiful Cottage Sites...

Hlgt Ground. Ghta Graded. Streets and Sidewalks Graveled. Many new building* already erected. Plot lying between Atlantic avenue and tbe Ocean, and Fifth and North streets. Apply to any real 'estate agent. Investigate before purchasing

Ocean City Land Company

There R a great many houses in Ocean City. Some R Cottages, some R Hotels. Some R stores, some R for lent. Some R for sale.' There R also Many lots tor sale withoat houses. If you want any of these on the best terms, apply to ROBERT FISHER, The Bourse, Ocean City ,

aa.OAnwoop.piag. THE ELBERON

**««* Kl.UA MAX 1.0n. F, 0 g THE KATHLU "* Arano*. OCR AH CITT. I). J. rt^SmoraaawSwT Koai* oomlon*. Wnra *r booajst. MIMHBH UCWM A OOKAAK. WYOMING 1*4 OCEAN AVKNt'K o®«a« C*l», N. J. Op*B an lb* jrau 11 Hut Waur Ural. A. r. MII.NRN. HOTEL ATGLEN Ninth mid Central Are. Open April I, I WO? M. C. OOFF

EH IfWARB

RUSH ADVERTISING AGENCT asi Askar, Ama« 1 City, N. J.

ATUNTIC ICEmMILK COMPANV " "• Pomm Moiuitiln In

OCEAN CITY N. ,

oceaDGiiylceaDii Goal Cl A. J. SMITH. moeNICTOM PURE ICE BEST .■. COAL

"WOOD Office. No. Gji ASBURf AVENUE

ihrs. CHAMPION Alderney Dairies Guarantasd Strictly Pure MILK •AND Ice Cream BSTABG1SHED (Ml 7th St. and Asbury Ait. First National Bank Ocean City, N. J. CAPITAL SM.M1 SURPLUS Si