Ocean City Sentinel f uwna *»• rraUMlU' r*«»T Tarawif R CURTIS ROBINSON - -•rojT.eu* KEW JEKBEV

: STORMY DAY FOR CHURCH-GOERS z^r.

PERSONALS.

PLEASANT OCCASION

Thk city i* taking <«. a awnaMT-llke appearance- Many enttageta are1»re. and tlie tnrdnlk aUrarUon* draw

that I Ufa oondltlou

tantHOT RoatKTKLT, In bl> Men. I Day addre* at Indlanapoln, ■ird tliat there can he Du cum nl>e In dealing with railroad an, and tlial-ajaoluu mu at came and Uial rallmadt n.a

i will

I'-uuuly Tta

tie.-tnm neat fall will be an ln>t»na one for rape May fnunty lle^d ruling for a gu*rra«. an a-.emM

man. a Mirragaie, a .hetlir and a ___

nmrtMT are to In rlaetad. Aa yet. no

candidate baa been pnanluanti) Bad Weather In'erfcrcd With of by the ty arrete <■» ««»»" Attendance in Local

of the nonnly offlea. Already tin

ncpubllcau n»w.|«p*r» err .ummen- ChnfChCB.

Ing to talk, tloreellle K. Mulle. tlnj u^tam aii| be found rrpueleof-Miie lueaeut ancmblyBian •tUh* tl* r »'--1 ^ h,, mr»<m.delle€»»d In tlie local

dldale nf the Hand faeOon lor l c i lUrP |»a on rcuiolagjUou. Mberiff llrtgbl ta likely to he tl« .inar « »

candidate of the uppoaliW fa.H- t, lutertlienea law for Aalng tlie fr— of eounly ofllcew, the aurr.igaUr'e offlar la the mod dcalrable of the ewuiity and there la likely m he a bllle-r fi|ht for the Republican nonilnaimn. The piweenl Murrog^a. K ' Hew in.

^randldalr tut re<rf .herilf U alar,

attractive under tlie new ayatem few would be ready to lake

down by HhenlT

— ** f'amrlherryr'md Iwk-auae II

ft. y. White w

aeaal aateeNnie ce*e*»wilww v

lug ha- o|«nad In- rwfUga. | Tl» membera of Wah WeMaf owa. ll, 1 tllb I enfral armor ; So. «n, l». of f., together wllb tlwrr

i-laoda, bad a u>o-l enyoyalde lime their bafge room in K of I' Hall. Mmofay eeenlng la»t, alien Uiey Crlrbralah l\» bafgr'a llilrd auulvcr-

e under Oovernro.

Mkwouai. Day pa-wd off ^ukgij In thlr dty. but the memtwrra of three of the local lodge- ahowed their e marked degree no the large and handsome American Hag wa- praam tad by them to the Oman lily High School

All fa

throe patriotic ec

I aa exclusively for men hare been Invaded ky w. Tbt number of women engaged In Ihr rougher kindr of labor.!- not very large compared with Iheiiumber employed in dleUnrtly feml'lne calling*. I kale * be modern or to engage In la for drbicb they are not phyalcaliy well adapted Ht-WitFit, a.vordlng to the calruda. began lari Saturday, but Ha. wrntber waa cold, Jort the aame. It eeea only fair, under the ctreumrtancee, aay that great aa la the weather aa a laudacape maker, and a magician gem at rule la thel of a topic

be little

it It, end wII boat let all who are thankful for the privilege and knowledge of word- lake their bala off to the weather. It did It. Obb of the Inmate* of the Stale Triaon. whose term baa expired, la mid to be unwilling to leave the Inatl-

in a vacation. So few a reported that will hardly be justified to providing for a ayatem of exchange or pairing, but there ar» among the twelve hundred mnvlota many who would be glad lo change place* with Robert lirero, the negro who ha* formed rurh an attachment for Mi Osborne. This tells a good story fc Keeper Osborne.

lulrudooed providing for a Sta% i canal lo Soulb Jeracy. TIMof South Jersey la a series of inlanda. meadows, hays, inleo and ■ouoda, and the muolcipallllea that l he oast have no direct cmimun leal Ion For amall craft Hie open I- too risky. II la prartb-al.le U> ulillie the bays, Inlets sod sound* to safr waterway from the upper end of liaruegat Bay to Cape May. a distance In a straight line of forty *lx mllea. At Cape May la lo be e-tab II. bed I be only ocean harbor on Hie The scheme I* to Join the beys. Inta and sound* by canal work, the •ale being from Harncgst Bay back Park, through Manabaw kin ■ring Barnegaf City and Harvey Cedars, thence to Ureal da5 uto Afaeuenn Bay el Allanllc Thence It will traven* Beach Thoroughfare on the weri of Cbelaea nr. lulersect Ureal Eg* Harbor Bay at I-oogport and iw-ing Ocean Cttf continue through au Inside boruughfart back of Ocean Ctty. Sea [ale City, Avalon. Angleaea, Wildwood and Holly Beach to Cape May,

nt of >'ew

from winter to summer without any Intarvrniug spring. All spring crop* an late and the farmers will suffer email curtailing of profit* by reason the abortnem of the market aeason kr early vegetable*. Bui. as the iWTelegram aaya, with sunny June ruses we canforget discomfort and consider that I’rovldeoce, w hlch rules llie aeaaoi dalntd thing* for the heat, a* we may more clearly perceive later on.

e the

g> Faithful new" was the -urn jert of the Re*. H T. |•a**elbefry•• rmou In Hie Firri rre*byU-T.aii lurch ou riunday morning. Hi* xt was 'In part from I Cor., I W:

iudl* faithful. 'rb-.

myatlficallou el

a bill wa*

true Theapowlc !• not making an umeiit. but riating a trefli about t. Eallhfulne*- I* au attribute ol d. tied I* love' state* what Ood I* HI* being. Failbfuiiicas I*an nttri- !* id Dial character of love, let us recognise what tremendouI bought* are conveyed by a few word* —nay. one word. We ulter the word ‘iDother. 1 and 1mmad lately Hie floods

Thle improvement would be of benefll to booth Jersey In aeeeral ways, -ay* H* Newark rilar would connect the town* ami sea

la, make a safe waterway

yacht*, motor IsnaU aud craft carrying freight, promote the oyster Industry, develop hundred* of thousand* of of now worthless laud and lead to Hie exlerminaliou of the mo-p In' hi* favorite habitat. Every person ha* some knowledge of the Moulben. New Jersey coart cal predate the great heoellt of a canal ms proposed, and the Importance of the enterprise to Ibe Mute at large.

PAINTER DEAD

-talrinrut of Paul's assumes ibe extrtruce of a iwrMSDal flud. We need lo * careful In Ibe*e day* else we he all ed srtray In Ibe Male* Pantheism •ud know* Ihel we know certain things, sod that two and two are always four and never five. Again, faithful,' mean* tbal He cere* for all HU work*, the greet »uu and the llllle dew-drop, the host* of heaven the child of HU love upon earth Me U faithful roooernlng Hi* propberie* and declaration*. Nat a word too much, not one word needed HI* prophecies ere fulfilled or being

fulfilled

How faithful are hi* pronllse*' How precious and bow person a I! HU eye I* upon Ibe sparrow, Ails mind lumbers the very liai sof our head*. >ur fired* ere Hie care. Home of u* ,re lis-ii worry aboul the weather aud the summer and the harvest, end yet there la a promise which U for tb worry 'While Hie earth n maineth seed time and harvest and and heat end wlnler end *111111 and night and.day ahal) not cea Uod I* faithful ' faithful In punishment of 1 How at range that some people Hi there will bee future reward, but futUN punUhmeul! No justice, ■plug a. we sow ! I-et u* learn lo-daj like Uod In that we becoui fallblul lo H^w. lo our duly, purpose to be right, to be tl

A painter Whose name wa* said be Nolen, end who was said to bs from NorristowB, fell twenty-five fe s at work painting Ibe Neptai Hotel, In tbU city, ou Hatpfday lari. Dr. Hulchlnsou, who wea called In. saw tbal Ibe man was In a aerlom condition, and bad him sept to Cooler Huaplial, when later be died. After hU death It was said that man's name waa not N0U0. and tbal be had lived In Philadelphia.

W. K. Williamson, W. Scoft Hand and R. H. Thorn were at Cape MayCourt House on Thursday evening, when a lodge of Hie Tall Cedan of I-ebanon waa formed. All of Hie members of lhe lodge el Court House era member* of the Masonic op The Court Hou e organUalkm U only one In the county end has fiftytwo member*. The society will meet abodt four times each year A . large number of v-UHon were praawut. A wiigtsl Fire. The firemen were called 01 Tuesday afternoon by a blase

HoorgeoU, and occupied by Mi Healer Brown, In Ibe rear of Havi avenue, near Eighth street. Tl origin of the bleie U unknown. The fire was atflrmg ted clothes o second Boor. Through Ibe prompt rrapouss of Ibe firemen. Utile dt

wit* done.

, aud when the busy

s Atlantic Clly

will like the law still less. In all ^irobabtllty the law will be practically Agnored then, for it* strict enforcement will oort the hotel and iwlau

-■ Intareal* hundred* of tkouaaodi _

’dollars.' The Atlautle Hev^w, In look- x^Tre al»d'y~prlmed ’for" Ing around for relief has been in , KwD vl. Ill, bridge ac, • loc “ l °t* ioa Uw ““ tlroal Egg Harbor Bay. Tl* f.re fr

‘Allanllc Ctty toOcean City and reli

I be 4.-1 cell la, and from Pleass le its cents. When Hie bridg: j o|»u for burineaa, ticket* * III !>e

*•! bt

liaased tu allow Hie clly lo regulate the hour* of during for aa loons, and Ibe Review 1* Incllued to Hie befief that ,

the entire Mtate will stand 1

Untie City and Ihe comt resort*, I h „ , lw ixarta.ik, vie.Ni, which have upw.nl. of H.W.OUO.OOO at vll|e ,. l „» <K ^ ; TK nleni . p. llt „

stake, “In supporting (he request for ] u.^uCltJ

power to'regulate' H*e Monday que— i _ ^ Hon with a reasonable reganl to Hieir ! ' nowia mwee burinm. Into™-!- '; » Bevies J Kull , r of , U| . rll y, watt. toeUre Ugfadature to a, Wilnor m, Memorial Day. « local o|dlon hill It will have along ..me tine ra.-ln, by hoal. ,.r period of walling, and AH.uflc Ctty VetlUlor Mo , ur |kM| , will heeumeawfully dry . Igav, lu firri regatu. There -a.

, reception lu the evening. Kormi

TlIKcountry’s sweet tooth U grow- Judge Thompson, ctty solicitor f. lug sweeter. According toe boUctln , tht* clly, U cummuilorv of Ihe clul from the Hepartmenl of Agriculture; Mr. Flriier's «ou, Vidor, Is chairman the cou*um|>ltou of sugar lu the of Hie house rummlllee. Culled Mtate* during Ihe liscal year — wndlug with Juue will exceed that of Kewl ICataie Trasswleew. any Iprevlou* year. The growth lu Recent real otale trauafer* In Oceai the consumplluu of sugar ha* been far ‘ lly recorded to the ofiloe* of Cuuuty more rapid than the grow th of popu-, Clerk Way are ws followr: latlou. Tlie find year for which *ta IrUJ MlanUicselvIr to Thoma-J cs are avatUble. l&S. abow* Hial A ^Strong. II. Cot T1S1. Mectlou C 1 iverage i>ercaplla consumption ol Nlcbola* Craig ClelUuU at ux li f was nine pounds. By 1B00 11 Robert B. Mmith. *JSSi. I'art of lot*

• pounds per capita 5T4 and $75, Mectlou C.

1 pounds. Both the j ♦ ir produced aud lm- ] Mow an M- u. uriog the ywri nine mouth* ' Hr. Harry- Hunter Roll I* the way It 1 tar greater than to an- , reads now. Harry- was among the 1 nine month*. Tlie Cniled large .'number of graduates of the produced 1 s(M.tsxi.t«»i |s>uiids JejPirson Mediiwl College w ho received ct the greatdrmand. their diploma.'a few day. ago.

. Brunyale. |«rior

•■■•lay n

Red- l!!Tr. of MllUIIU

irre yarirrday

i I* R. Hamlttun ha.opra«l

lag«to» Fugbth airevt:

woe 1 ^r. 1 rummer, of Phlladrlp ,„l 1 a retwtil gusri of Ibe Algleti. I Ueorge Harold, of Millvll been a visitor here Oil* w*ei. Ihe. I* H. Jacob* l« now at W* B/y Einuth and Wesley avenue

’" l Wm Mbrlvagand wlig. of Phlladel-

UttlT 0* IW COMIIIW First National Bank or OCEAN CITV. *' ^

'I lie pfogrei

Peri P

d Will'd P «kmi. J VI

i llMima* M. Mlmiuon*. -t MlllvllU.

was a visitor lie re yesterday,

j Among Ibe vMtors here yrderda) ' w»* |l. Harry «'handler, of Vineland. Mr. aud Mr* Charles E Haag, of Philadelphia, are liere for the mw*-n Menator and Mrs. < rrs*e are (ortsuing to oreupy their roilage on Hie ley Thus P. Armstrong, of Philadelphia. ha* uj-eued hi* Wesley svenue

hotel.

A. II. flat and family, of Phlladefbare o|wn*ri Ihelr rutlege. K!1

Marsh Mmltb and Alfred Headley phuro sale. VII- Ada Mmwr: rr.'llaiion l.lllian Masai; -wig. Ed. Huahay hlrioriral abeteh of Pueabuwla*. ttoo. Murphy i —mg, Mr*. H. Hlekmaiu

1 very w

rs Wm. H. Mmith. rhelr I. Hill and Mrs. H. Ceaiptwl orgaui/alton ha- nearly thirty

oory

Now.

cotlage.

1 F. Ulurkert, of Philadelphia, ha* taken |w—e-i ton of tier i*siagr. IXM Central avenue. .- a. M. Taylor, of Philadelphia, •ken occupancy of hU cotlage, Fourteenth and Central avenue. Xellurr. of Philadelphia a trr resident, is preiwrlng lo open the Hub iHHiae near Mlxth and the bay. 'apt. Jamas Hodd aud wife hevt returiml from Philadelphia and ipened Ihelr cottage, 13 Central avr-

Wllllam Hermanlot of Ihelr u

a Uod here who la fallhful, b hereafter, Who will give u* tv* according to HU promise " HOI.Y TKIKiTY. Holy Trinity Church, on Muhda< morning, the vicar, Ihe Rev. H. J I)., spoke from Ihe text Mplrlt sal I unto Philip. g> near, and join thyself to thU chariot.' >r f 00k said In part: Philip. Hie deacon and evangelist, 1 Just ‘completed ■shin to Samarls e Samaritans 'believed Philip preaching good tiding* coDnenitog Ihe kingdom of Uod aud the name Christ,' and that ‘they wt baptized, both men and wome Tlie way was thus prepared for I laying on of hands by Ihe Apostles,

Peter and

Holy Uhuet 'Hut'ihe angel of Hie I-ord spake unlo Philip, saying, arise

and go toward Ibe aoutb unto the goeth down from Jerusalem Uaxa, Ihe same I* desert ’ The

raand wa*obeyed, though the preacher •wuld not have kunwn the purpose of It. II seemed an unlikely place, there in the wilderness, to make cutiverti ■ Ihe faith. Ilul, then, Philip fell In

tth Ibe Ethiopian treasui as rldtng leisurely, rear

ruphet Isaiah. According tu dlvfiie

direction, he Joined hlm-etf lo chariot. Received courteously,

wa* a*ked lo explain Hie pr—age of Mcrlpture which absorbed the man’s attculloii. ThI rcsull was the cunver-

md tbe baptism of tticlradiltonal ler of an ancient branch of

church of Christ. The Incident, full of lulereri In itself, is a good llluslra Hon of tlie right use of unex|iccled opportunity. No one can foresee *1 earursl end devoted^t hrlrileu 11 and women. They are not ai-cidrn

1 hough often appearing lu t*

•None of u*.’ as Ihe A|s>-lle *s

•llveth unlo htm*e)f.' Our live.

■Ilvhiely planned. It U our privilege 1 - •- k|h ,

. keep o

quest ioi

,'l<ord, what will Thou of Riving In 1 hi-spirit, ■erkiug help and direr-

leor»r Iturton. .d flies <■ preskltsl al Ihe iwgan In •I Hi* Holy Trinity on r I plav next Monday aim,

Robert t arson, of P

'. Brown and family, of 1, have taken pm session 1 ■•oltage, (110 Plymouth

Andrew Car—wi. of Pliiledrlphle. Hh hU fam fly , U please ill ly lora»e*l In Ihelr isdiacr. Ashury avenur, nee Thirteenth street. u. R. Hrk-ker. of Wert Phlladrl phla, win ha* rented XtUs Mcyfrrt' r, M7 Fourth Mnvt, ha- lakn salon of Ihe seme. . and Mr*. CherlesN T-'M'-h.-o Rockville, Conn., end Dr. J Uordoi i, ofTexa*. are guerta of Mra.M rallergoml, Eleventh end Ariwiry

by M

■. Hradtry:

iarrl—in. M<wiier» '. J. Uusbiti, M Mr. and Mre. JoAtiauiic 1 I y; M. Htaen. J -wi. Cliesirr: M. It. ferurr. F. F I ..key, I. H. Illcklm

drlphla.

LM. Wood. Cha* Malhewe, Mi— Kmlly Mmith. Freslrrlek Oakf'Wsl and sife. Ell wood Horn, Mamuel H Head Charles Melliews R. M Mood. John Wilde, Frederick Oak ford aud wife l*s Emily Mmith, PhlladcIpbU: F ‘ tdford: J. W Mharp, r. Hughes, Cape May sea Isle Clly. RurrUaa Hughe*. Anna W Inliow, .AIIanHr City: M. C. Uruve, Bryn Mawr. ' iMrinti AtMr*, ti. Read. Robert Carson end wife. H. N Carson, Mr and Mrs.Jolm Mteflou, Mr and Mrs fbaa. H. Faust. J T. Mmllh. Mrs. J. T. Mmith. Am.. H. J. Horruer, W.

Iwlg, Master W

K. Curtis Kobinson Conveyancing and Insurance •Saury Pa MR and commissioner of Head* !Nom. 744-40 A»bury Avenue t >cI:an cixv. is. j. Muaey lo Iwaa cm Howd sad Mortgage

XHTlIi: T» I.IYIIT IltKIMTUlLS.

THAT TAX QUESTION Can easily be settled by building Bungalow Cottages

THEY ARE IN 6REIT REMIND ior a number of tlp'-w artistic * >mt*s and will Jp- |>li-as<- l to taU

^^lo.nvfiiuitt rE,*. th*U upon

I have prepared plinv r.iirnt little summer h<

N. C. Clelland

REAL ESTATE BROKER:

Jos. G. Champion IStiilclV 1 *

Henry Hontcto, and Jamily, ljuakertonn. Pa., arrived Malunli and o|«ned tlielr cottage, Uiif A-bury lie, a-here Uiey will remain the eullre season. Uao. W. Shirley, of Pro-pact Perk, a* here during the week. He and U wild, who are cottager* here, were mch pleased with Ihelr recenl vl*ll to Hamilton, N. Y. Rev N. J. Wright. Presiding Elder of Bridgeton District, M. ee, wa* to this clly on Thursriay Ing and presided over Ihe firri Quarterly Conference of Hie year. A. B. t’llfT and family, of Philadelphia, have arrived for Ihe *ea*oii. end ere at 42N Ocean avenue. Mr. CHIT 1* treasurer aud manager of Hie Culleil Stales Smelting Works, Philadelphia Mr. Dunham and wife, of Millville, who are building a bungalow al Tblrteeutb and Central avenue, were hereon Memorial Hey. accompanied by Mr. and Mre. Paul', of Philadel-

phia.

. and Mre. Thomas Cooper MeCaban and children, of Philadelphia came down for Ihe season on Memorial Hay. They are occupying Ihelr beautiful mansion al Eleventh and Ocean

avenue.

CapL and Mrs. Samuel Dixon, of cemu City, entertained Mr. and Mr*. Jame* Marta ayd Francis 41. Riggins aud friend, of Ocean Clly, and Mr Hand Cmrlule, of Reesburg. N. J., aboard Ihelr handsome laum-li. 'Ida <ilrl •" t May a liaiidlug. Memorial Hay.

V Rudalg. Philadelphia: Mre K K Ehwiibrey.Uermautown; Mr. —‘ -

Edward Kraus. Mildred Wenotiah: VI arreti Smith • M. 4 alherlue Mmtth, Ocean 4 lly.

K. W Kable. New York: Samuel Jackson, lUlllmore: John M.o'llrlru.

Riley. E f. A nice. F. II finer J I Townrefid.. H. J.

f uiinlnghain K. W. Hetherlngton, E F. Rakyer, mu* Carries. Koch, A—K, , llent, Jofiti J. liargrr. H rTTIunlelL 1 E A. Snapeatid wife, H. W William*. Wm. Wardell. K. II Warwick, Cuun House; Harrr A. Wills. AllaulUllly: F. E Rein. Rlverride: kin M. Ann -Hong, Mery A. Armstrong, Cherirr: H. J. /Inimrrmau, Chicago; H F. Falrlamh, Wilmington; F. T. SliellU.

Plainfield. UAkWIMIIl.

Mre. K S. I•aull, Mr*. Mary A Uotwen, Harry Hurton.U. W. Shirley, li. W Hartley, Waller H. Hay*. Fred Rapp end wife, Fred Rapp, Jr., IU—slier Rapp, xiargaretla Rapp. Reuben Rapp. Howard Rapp. J. A l-augdon. John Ueuuin. C fa. Ntckul -in. Ueorge I^aklu. C. W. Retd. John Carrlgan. Albert Recoil, H. H. Web!., Phlledelphla; Hr. K H Madden. Ahsecun: E. O. Wilhaiu*. R. A l>urmaii, H. H. Champion. Ju«rpli Uariclll, EUtle llawklll, Allaiillr Ctty: Waller Met’orkle. Ocean Clly; Elmer Corson, llevsley** Point.

KATHUT.

Mr*. II. H Smith. MU* Sera A. Evan*. Mr. and Mre. T. H. Ruder*. S. M Meehan, tiro. Ilurtou, Mre c. H. Sobermrrhorn, C. V. Newlou, Tbua C. Mali.l, J. Mrliregor lllhb, Iwanora W. lillb. Philadelphia; Alina I Pciinuck. Mre. Caspar Pan nock, I.aura A. Pen nock. F. II HIM, Ijin*d - Mrs C II. N. Hodlue. Miss Virginia Hodlne, Miss Anna H. Hodlue. Ml— Merlon M Hodlne. C. H. N. Hodlue. W. H. Hodlue and wife Miss Annie Hodlne. WlllUmatown; Mr. aud Mre. Mark H. Darlington. Wart Phader; Mre. T. H. Drake, MU* l«ah Drake. Independemv. Kansas; Ml*s Merlon Hodlue, Woodbury.

ATOl.KS

M. II Wlmer. Mre. Thue. R. Hammer. Itorrhall Hammer, It lemgliead. II II Adams. Mr. eud Mre J. K. Irkler. H McClure. Mr. and Mrs F.

1—prsvse Properly lu

?z:~. I3th St. and Ha\en Ave., Ocean City, N.J.

HARRr F. STANTON

BEAL ESTATE enj IRSUkAfiCE PROPERTIES BOUGHT

AND SOLO

MORTGAGES PLACED

Of UK iifklt SttMl lelee Attorf Aihm Samuel Schurch . . REAL ESTATE I . '

AND INSURANCE btarf In. Octu Cllj, 1.1.

Many lhank* lu your valuable |iaper. le IK-kak Cm Skmiski.. for w.h'lug Ihe complalula of Ihe many iwople. eepecUlly the vUliure from oilier remits. I consider II ulTeiisIve end disgraceful lo allow lhat beautiful Tact of |iark laud to he dolled

ml* and housekeeping i would suggest I hi

Cauucll have erected two fir three pevlHone, plant tree* and put It good colMlIHon, and Ihey w III surprised lo-ee Hw crowd of vlrih . fr -m our lawn w ho w III Join I he many who are constant \ Iritor* lo '■Ocean

lily." N J. ^

; Ooeau i^

Home uood wwvw.

Tbe " llllng Worker* of the Cnlon Tabernacle Church report progress.

i. J. F. Wet

er. J. II

UmglMad. M

Wllmer. Mre N. Hogg*. Newell

Mr end Mre. J. M. Tlllow. Phll.delphle: lien, and Mre K. W. Warren. Ml** SI el la Warren. IS. W. Like. J. R. HlldMh and wife. Ocean City; H. H. Ilanu, Haddon Heighl*; J M Read, Trenton; Ml** Edith M. Hummers, ilenride. Pa ; Hr A. R. Slade. Mill Ille; Tho*. E. •Si a ip MIU> j. |j. rullln*, 'amden; A. 41. Vellch, Allanllc Clly;

.V. W, Hleven*, Wlucherier.

and wife,

leade, K J^ParrU,

I'. H. Maaland I'lafim, Jame* H. k

Mr*. Edward K 41 , and child. Mire JninUC. Meade. Mr* william Candle-. Ml- K. Caudle-, Allen Mctllll. Mre. C.W. Cramp. Mr* N W. I'oreun, Join. W. Frazier, Jr., Mr and Mre N. li Hl.skwell, Mr and Mre. Ctiarle* fa'. Wall, Mr. aud Mre. J Harry Bowers, Henry Itruiu and wife, Mr. and Mre. EL I'. Ratlin, N. K. HatUn. E. C. Baltin. Jr.. W

h. k Houder. A. II. Buweu, F. P. Headley, W. K. Iwlh-ley. W . H. Collin*. Tho. A I pdegrefi. Jr . Arthur Rarklns, H. T. l.lneaweavrr. Albert Rlntwweaver, N Mercer, J. Iwahy. J. Scanlon. J. Sheralt. U.Univ—, J. Kelley, .Mrs. E. K. MK1III, I' Eariburn. Mr. and Mr*. Ueorge Y. Sc hock. J. p Keen. Wm. T. Brown, Wm. T. Ilrown, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. J. W l-andrubrnrer and family. Mr*. E H. Kuril auddaocUlesv W. H Ecoli, T. H. W.rrem MrTr 1 •I. Warren. Ml- Warren. ICT. Ryle. J. H. K-nuey, Mr. and Mr*. W. C.

r“ ,k ' * br | Voung. R Paul and wife. E t. dale Tlie I Myhlero. JoHfc J. Iteudre-m. Mariet

Jack llrndersun. EC. 41. Taulern, wife

Tlie hand ha* enlarged il>

Tlie workers each eek. By anlinu

hand ha* raised 1118 up are: Prorideut, Mrs. Virgin

Treasurer. Mre Henry Decker:

Secretary, Ml— Jones. The liarior. t'.K.ier McCahan, Rex. J. H. Hramton. haa laid the Mrl'.li.n. td. Mre merahrrelbey ahouM frel rnix.uraged,I vi,., T. II. l-ovatt and Ihe Rev. liardner sIhhiIiI !re>»ce Nellie K Maaland'

’ - j| mkiiil Jr.

and Mrs TlHimi William Janie* John EL Phlllii-. I'haa H WeuI;

.. T. Ilrown.

Ihe ccremoinc* luclden disllcallon of Ihe new clly hal

I *le I lly oil >lemorial Day, Sheri tl : W. H. Ilrlgbl made the prln'i-l|>al addresa. Aminig other thing*. Slienll Hrighl said: "Harmony of action brings succe—. Ill* Ihe hlgbrrt type of progre—. Harmony I* au arcomplUhed fact only by mutual concession, and lortwarance. It l» your duly

as ctllzena and we owe It lo each other v ^ . lo gel luge! her for I lie oommou g,**l. I **'■1 ‘ ,,un *

Every iuuulci|>allly I* Judged '-y ^ '

iple are looking forward I Mr*. Wm. f. simemt

n- IThrolore Slmemakrr. J. Warren Hhue- *•* - j make'. Mi— Durathy HlMwmaker. o Mold open A. II. CHIT. W H Adam*. Hr. aud under the managemeul ''r«. Crawford EL Adam*. PhlladelUre K. A. Young, of Philadelphia. P 1 '

ready lu entertain guest* lu a " . liner that will prove highly agree- Uivan t lly^l 1

e lo all of tl* iiatroii*. ThI* |>opular ‘ lias been renovated '

ENGLISH A JOHNSON,

Mendel’s

One-Price Store

oomraciois anfl Guililfirs H "— nd0 ' n, F Uurio

1240 Aabiir) AtrnMP,

C. l_. LAKE .REAL ESTATE AGENT..

Tlie inside

w making

■Mils «ITT, W. J. ileiwoda on Abe amomd of lalhra, . put upon there part*. ThrartaN

— u iu—.h*g * st—ni long wear and *ha|<r-l*<ldlagtlaie

1—„■*■•* .a—r*ii) (i"* nealh Hie surfaiv. That'* afa; j*

can't buy by l.*>k* alone ** - 7 *

aluen scull ™

Contractor and Builder

I Item w Hb

OCEAN CITV. N.

Clothing for Boy*

j JOHN MARTS Contracting Builder

Money for Jortgages... JORbAN MATHEWS

folk. Rnsler Ilrown. He

and IIlouses.

Hats for Men and Boys The Idlest end NotrhMri HOU 1 lark, Ilrown, Nfiler. Mr—etolls end Soft In every grade al Uw U*a> Men’s Pantalooiu The Hweiure. Hee our witwtoe dWfk!

sum I IBIISEOIS 1 Sll

George W. Ernst GENERAL HAULING Aulumo'ille tiarsgr. Iiolesale Rutter. E«g*. Rani. Clieere

and Poultry.

Resldeinv, h.'ill Ashury avenue. ' Ottm. 7ik SON! ktl fatten iri •« t l bHM E. CLINTON * CO., irr BRUSHES. - 1007 Arch sirvrl —

Uenls' E’umUhlng tiuod*.

Mendel's One-Price Sloft

Carpenters and Builders nc» Atlantic Aroam •craw « it» »J ATRAM " ( ITV.N J uSrSS r ’- ALBERT G. GILBERT, QUARLES L. HOLM ANN PRACTICAL HOUSE PAIHTB REGtsTcncn architect t'45 Asburj- Avrn*r.

E 1. Uua t « Uim H..ur >.

0E0. 0. ADAMS fa OHO.

PLASTERING, RINGE SETTING >

Oc«n City Laundry!.,, COAL COAI

ocE*.*""’* COAL W. H. MITCHELL, C0AL C0AI

DARBY'S

an City Laur _ 656 Asbury Ave

E'lfrt-cla— Work lu Every Partlcuh l—undry rritSEied Musdsy* and Wed,. *,1.

JACOB SCHUFF B ^^ rwe

-rs— nr—j. ti- ud twk— daily, w^d, w *u-*<iem-»; 704 GenlnU^A Vf

SV* '. KAkCTl.VZ

0C ^!iSTy. B ^, ERY IRA S. CHAMPION BREAD. FANCY CAkES Id PIES '

GEORGE S. BICKEL, Proprietor

NO. 8i5 ASBUKY AVENUE.

Occaa City, N. J.

CITY GAS LIGHT CO. =OCEAN CITY. N J - - - USE CAS FOR

COOKING UGHTING HEATING

NO SMOKE . NO SMELL

NO DIRT

Just Strike a Match

Alderney Dairies

niLK

AND

ICE CREAM

ESTABLISHED tUi

I *1 7T f" 7th St. and Ashary Ate

W. K Masrey. It W. Ed* R. lllhb. Rev. J. J Sweeney, t'lty; l>. II I'liandler. Vlne-

l‘ H lUdcllir#. Millville: H. II. aid lm- N""". Haddon field; H. H. Hi

Washing* "

. H.

tbe nine months ending w

• l<ott Wes manager of the llzrino Club i lari season and will bold Ibe same

j |«mliiuu Ibis year.

Myara,

,miliar hr.s.k; Mr and Mre. Wm. Rapp' :ed by TrlnWad. fol.; A. W. Herr. K. K. f well lu>1 '' Avalon; John It. Havl*. Wayne: Ml— Emma D Porch, Mr*. J. 41.

Street, Itridgeton: "

G THOMAS No. 108 Market St., PHILAOEEPHIA, Hdg Faily groceries.

A. H. BAKER -Undertaker - and - Embalmer.. 849 ASBURY AVENUE ^ OCEAN CITY. N. J.i ’ M AI 'K lake Undertaker and l™balmej.

K. W. Hurletgh’* crulrer. Hare A, I

bnlll by Haml. Headley, of Turkrrtuu, of Atlanlk-

wa* launi'hed here yrrierdey eftsr- Wilbur Harwood, of ramdei Tliv t*mU-«Jilch baa aUractetl Huuday wllb Mr. and Mre. Samuel

—■— the last few Uarwood In lids clly. Also at Hie Inals, I* SHJ bouse during Ibe day were Mr. and

Mr*. Hiram Mowrer, of tbU city.

much aUefiMoiT durln week* among lovers c

:VtaSsraAS?^S: I. N. JOHNSON T «Y, ■S'.ai." ■ —— i-awsaa.- aes-Bj plumber,

s-T Steam and Gas Fitter

t 8a i.

i 4*11 KAP.—SH ft. IriUUctl. K glue goudcoudllloti. J.M.i Rlrhmoud rt. Pblla. Pa.

1.1*1 of um-lalmed letter* mualnbi i Ibe • icean (Try Pori trfilix for il

cek riHlbig June 8. IBn;

1.A|llltK

Nelson, Mre. Ella

■» Atlaallc «w (SES.*' W *“° j LO'W ’PRICES.

K e |iairin k ' a specialty. IsuX 3nd !*»«« Aribury Avenue

Buy your I'ufal fma to*

SHOEMAKER LUMBER Ct TWKI.FTH HT. AND «'■»*« Aa you are a I wavs sure of ptlwt

2S44I isHitids lo tbe um

0. J. HAMMEU Marble w Granite Wort

Statuary Work, < 'redtai™ •

CEMETERY INCLOBORt*

Burial Vaults, UreeeCeMN All kind* of Osmetrry Writ

Works at l , ieasanl*IHLX'

W. L. BEKHY, Manufacturlnz Jewde, NO. XX SOUTH SECOND *T-