CINCINNATI IS" 1 HUSTLING CITY The Rev.Vr. H&lnes Tells of \ Actlvities-mf People of That Place. Th* Be* l>f John B. Heine., In led week'. ta«ie_nr -l(ie Hkstinri.. (old of (lie nv.gr- bj>. the flood Hi Onto, e f.wirirk. a|fo, rtiieen by Wni ou e recent trip to Clbchuietl. "He coullnuc* .tb# dory of hi. trip » fob low.: The feet (bet tlnduurtl It built on hill* that rl*e hundred, of fret above, tb* rt*er land that bor«»gi*ti« Ohio make* the re.bd.nual portion of thv city aafe from flood water., but the lower and'batlnewi portion. of the city iair.r mure or lew. every year when Ibe Ohio overflow. It* bank*. We rod* for eeveral mile. along the river front out to the water work, and *aw the flood mark, on the' hau«e« all the way out. a dl.tonce.of per bap. tight mile.. To put a freat plant llwal the L'ln-. cluuatl water work.' pumphiK .t.liod on tb* bank, of the muddy Ohio, and make It eecure agalnd all flood, even to 76 fed above lb. normal river flow, wa. a gigantic engineering ta.k, but a lavl.b expend Itura of money and mo.t careful preparation under ei|i*ri ad vice made t!ie achleveineift a «ulid po-.lblllty Tb* atory of pumping Hirwaler from lb* river after If ba. run lit-under the pump, through a water tunnel .uuk under the bed of the river, la one of ' overcoming dlfllmilile* that to the lay mind would iwem lmpoa»ible. Tba pumploit .tatlou had to be put at the river', edge where the river 'bottom land wa. liable— a. ha. Ju-l been abown— to be overflowed with 76, (eel of water, an alino.t Incom-.lvabfr 1 "'"if There mud, therefore, be com dructed a caueeway from the high laud ouHolbe water', edge that would be above any pua.lblr fluod waler, and upon tbl. caoMway run. a railroad track upon which workmen inay gu in and outaud .uppllae betaken out lotlie giant pumpbouM, which dand. In circular form about Lift feet high from Ih* river", level. , The etone eiructutr. or ratlwr cement lu which the gigantic pumpe do tb.lr work, I. a great well -100 feet wide and fully aa deep, Into the bottom of which ooouni the w.ter tunnel from tlie river bed. Them? great pump, that throw WOO gallon. >-wpf water each drnke of tlie pluoger, are ad upon the bottom of the well, where an Immeuae amount of cemetil had to be M*d to make the bottom ■tend the water prauure from the river wbed In flood. Pumping the water out to reaervolr. In' the hill, nearly a mile away aud then having It run through great aabdHHer., after which It la treated chemically to deatroy all Hangar germ., I. a wonder ful place of engineering and chemical wort. Tba water of the Ohio I. thoroughly eouvetted before it flow, out Into tb* dly to beuaed by the people, and, though the pumping datlon wa. ■urroundad by wat.r Dearly :o feci deep during the flood, the great pump, kept at tbelr work; Ihue proving the .kill of tb* auglueer*. J» Numerou. .uburb. upon tb* hill, aud numerou. park, with beautiful trace and luxuriant gra.., upou which you can walk at your pleasure, make the city a delightful .urprUe a. yon get above tb* lower M.Ium .return and travel m all direction* through tbebeantlful town, wblob b.v. gradually bean taken Into tb* city limit.. A high eobool that t. complete In every apartment fur ,m>-d*rn achool work that prepare, for the unlveralty, that U np ou a beautiful clltr, la among

tb* building, tbat, coding one mllllou B dollar., .bow.tbe.plrlt of tb. people to apeod money lavl.bly for education. A great mu.lc ball In the bear! of the n city furul.hr. a place for a flue or- , cbadra of uatloual rapulatlou, and [, give, lb* bed mu.lcal talent of tbe h world an opportunity lu be beard. A y city of large manufacturing Inltra.t. M aud a great railroad ceutre, you jir e . Impreaaad wub IU dlrrlug bu.lneu „ awing, and, a. you mingle with the n peepl* and aee toem going io the good « old-fa. hloiiMl market, that apraad out b along' tbe dreda In aeveral .acllon. of (, Ibe down-town dlatrlcl, you are pleaaed i, io m* and feel tba heartlne— of u all, t though an Eadarner might think the whole eltuatlou a little crude. Tb* eary bad kind of work mud be A dona ou tba rtrecla, because the hill- , ■Id*, muni be oOntrolled In grade and wataiflow. ( A decidedly uovel axfierieuce I. to t travel oo a .treat car to tba foot of a , bill- and be lakeu up an lucliua to tbe j uext be'* lit above you, lu a .peclglly . coudructed car tbat I. drawn up by k , cable that operate, from a power . houa* above. A. you are going up , you can look out over houMrmp. aud , eburcb deeplaa uutll you arrive at the , top. Then you go- oil ou thrupper | ■aval and travel for mile, on tb« new elevation, looking dowu upou the city . that la many hundred reet below. We vldted tbe aoo, the art miweuin lu Eden Tark, and were deeply Inter- 1 oettd In MMiig them make the eele- 1 h rated Hook wood pottery ou the lop 1 of Mount Adam.. It waa a decidedly weird Mn.atluu 1 to look through the B. A O. Railroad ' atatiou, office, and lr.in-.lied. and 1 note Ibe yellow blgh-waler mark ; every where at' lead Iwo feel above our bead.. A. wa look tb. train In ' the evening to dart K««t, only word, of blgbeet pr.lM were heard from the ' Wederuer. couoeruliig the .ynipaiby and practical help given hy the nation 1 wheu tbelr aad emergency wa. upon them, Uoina io aetixabnrar Veteran, dedrlng to attend tpe wml oant'annlal aunlvtnary or the tietly.. burg battle ebould at once .end for ap- ' pllcallou hl.uk. to tb. .djul.til-geo oral of tba Bute, W. B. Madler. Jr., at tba But* Hoo-e at Trenton Tboae applying mud tall where tbey *rved •and than requad tranaponatloii blank. , to tjetlyebnrg and return. Tbaae i blank, will .bow one bow to prove lit. aarvlce In tb* flvll War. < ,

1 bRIDCB WATER OBJECTS ' ' Thrr.lrn. P.. tor Cl'» If Mr ] Can't l»o Work Mia War . William llrldg.water Informed the City t.'oinmlMtouer. at their weekly meeting that he bad bean trying for two week, to gel the daka. hi order to do 111. ■MrwaW and Curb wirfk on Director Kl.lier.eml thee ly engineer - ■aid lliat thl. Hie flr.1 tliey ImuI heard of the matted . .Sir. Hrtdgewatef .tated Dial he hail been at the engineer', office "ou t#o i occasion., but did not Mud any one there. He I. aiixlou. lo begin Hie work,' he .aid. •■Do 1 get the .lake.?" ".|oer|ed M r1. 5 Brldgewaier. . Mayor Headley a.ked him If Ije Intend. doing the work according Io Die 1 .predication.. Mr: Brldgewaier an.wered lliat he ' will not put In .lone curbing, but will tire cement. He'aald be would , lake the mailer Into court- ' • "Youcin tear li down, If yon like," I -lid he. "and then there will I* fun." He dm not get the .take..

NEW PAROLE LAW « arn.ior Kd*r noran'l Think 1 nartiai.vn.ior Wkr.i.n'. Aci. J Hay ..the Atlantic t'lty Pre: " Henatnr Wheaton, the Democratic ( repreeentattve from Cape May, had a . bill p.— *d al Ibe recent .aaaion of Ibe p Legl-latura and .Igiied "by Uoveruor , KJelder-wblcb may do more to weaken , | the foundation of Jnatlcea In tbl. Mlate , ' thin even a had judicial or Jury »y»- , ' Thl. Irgl.lailon i« known a. tbe ! Wlie.ton Hlat. Prbntii Parol. Act. Ac- ( cot-Hug to Attorney General WUwii'. ( 1 hrterprrtallon of till, inea.ure It put. , ' out of till-In*-. oot p.rol* board, re- , 1 peal, another acl, that permitted the ' liberation of couvict.' who Had served . " two-third* of their term, and erect, a , 1 prisoner. of all kind, who have nerved 1 only oiietlilnl of a nel. tenet of more , 1 (ban a year. , *...., ' ; - - i ' IMPERIAL. , Dr. E. t\ Weatou god wife. Ocean u l" Oily; Knbt. Carton; Kilward High, r 1 Phllndcljilila. . , WVOMIKO. . MIm Kl-k- A. Water., France. Iking, . " E H. Si.llm.n, Richard Brown and ■ " friend. Philadelphia; Mra.T. j. Adam., ' ClayWi, N. J. , a ATtil.KS. » , Button Fletcher, John Te«t, Wni A. 1 Bender and wife, C. H . Hchrrmerboro I • and wife, 0. B. Bym'ltb, David Sic- li , ('lure, Philadelphia. - 1 | OCBAWIC r F. H. Marriott aud w|f., K. H. Hunt 1 a and wife, Margaret Tbtelena, W. W. * Eaton aud wife, John H. Urabam, A. I1 I K.' Btultx, Philadelphia; Mlae Helen " . Parker. M. It. Dougherty, Bwarth- y t more. fl . 'KATItI.II. . • Alice Kuwell, Media; D. O. Walk Ida 1 anil' wife, Woodbury; H. ('. I'lc.ton, ' Howartl Heaton, Mrs. H. C. Heaton, > Chicago; T. H. Coder, and wife. Mr*. Mary Bmall, Mr.. Walter L.. WIIkiii, . • PhllaiieTphla; Viola C. Wood, Roger I Wood and wife, Dili wood. Pa.; EllxaI belli C Thomaa, Princilla E. Thomae. > Park ..burg. I MTKKI.IKa. m 1 li. W. Atherbolt, Itoliert Atherholt, t ' John C. Itamiwy, Mr. and Mra. Leo • Bamberger. Mlae It. L. Meuwb, Mia. . R C. Meiiach, B. M. Sounau. Pblla- . i delphla; J. .K. Hale, A. It. Allen, I Woodbury; Jam*. M. Ithn.de., MIm v , Rboadea, Tioga; Mr*. Oeorge Alllaon v [ and molher, Uermautowu: K. If, (

and wlf«, Wlldwood. TUB RRRAKRRA. | Mr., L. H. Cona, J. Howard Alherand wife, l.ludaay McCaudlliiji , and wife, Wm. E. Tinker, Franklin t L. Lyle, Wm. W. Adam., Mra. E. J. , Wm. F. Dougherty, (leorge Mlll.paugh aud wife, Oeorge Ander- , win and wife. Mra. M. H. Well., Phil- , ■delpbla; F. F. Farritt and wife, Olen- , .!d», Pa.; Mra C. F. Twldy. Ml. VerNew York; Robert W. Bcott and , wife, Ma.ter Robert W. Bcott, Over- . brook, Pa.; BenJ. W. Ureer. Beiij. W. Jr., J. Frank Turner, Uerman- , town; K. W. Kdw'erd.and wife, Ocean N. J. BIH'AVNR Xlu Xnole Baldwin, H. A. Hampe. A. H. W'lleon, Mr.. J. I). Hauderwin. H. F. Park, F. V. Fowkea, W. R. Taint, W M. Conneny and wife, Mr*. H, Howett, Harry M. Orlfllth*. Theo. Nawoooer. MIm F. t'o|ie, I". Mow (iid family ,J It. Hughe., J. 0.:f>A> ley, Oeorge W. Bell: Juwpli Hlelwagon. Philadelphia: Walter K. Pel my, wife and daughter. Dr. A. R Heal and wife, Mlllvtlle; J. C Baldwin, Harry Baldwin, l.anxlowue. Pa ; F. Kl.h and wife, Cincinnati. Ohio; Letter ^W. Itomalne, Brooklyn; Jame*," WllkeeBarre. Peter 8. Hlcher, K. I). Saint. W. H Vanderherchen, E. -H. Edwin, wife , aud daughter, CharlM Frederick, P P. Llehert and family, O. Y. Menden , hall, J. H. Himpaou and wife, J. W. Bower., Geo. F. Mitch. T: T. Rocket!, Henry Kloetx, Philadelphia; J F Logan, Bt. Loula; Frederick J. HoiKugll.htown, N. J ; Dr. aud Mra. M A. Hi reel, Tlioma. Hliarp and wife, Camden; Frank W. Kowkev, It A. Atwat.r, Bea l.leClty; Oeorge W Otto, AtlautIC City; W. P. Poole. Jr. ' John B. Grail: Weal Cheater: 8. B ' Benehelmer, New York; T. R. Cleulnger, Colllugawood; Caroline H. C. Will*, Marlton; Iteba B Balllnger. 1 Monrealown; Frank E. Apaber. Llaner^h; It It Iden, Allnou, N. Y. Legal paper, of all deeirlptiuim, lu- > eluding will., are carefully drawn by J It. Curtl. Kohlneou at hi. office, TO | A.bury avenue. Ocean City, N.j «(|v. | I — I The HKKTlNKt, Printing Horn* I. I TR'.bu,f '"'"""to"" Job »ork, but It [, will he pleavad to do your.. Come lu ' and lalk.lt over. u)v f 'ngb* *" '"U'e,"'wu,e"1 ,he HK!<-

-r. !i WOOD BLOCK IS NOW TO BE RELA1D , City Accepts Offer Made to ,, ' Officials hy Sutton & Cor- " 'son Company. i I _ T he h'l lowing iwlf-explaiialory lelW T wa- red al the regular meeting of the V ^ . nw«?an I'lly, Slay 11. IUg ' 1 r Ocean City. New J«r-ey I Gentlemen: ~W* are dl-aatl*fl*d I '. with the condition of the wooit blocti I on Eighth .ireeta- I hey are now laid. I i- VVe havi-. we believe, laid tliein -Irh-tly I I hi acnirdauce with liie apeciflcatlou. ■ a. provided for In tlie Contract under ■ e which tbe work way done, but "tiiey • • .re not In s >at.bfa»tory condition to il u». aiijl believe It wop Id only tie a i aliorl time before tliere would have hi ■ " lie' wime change made In them Weyre (lerfcelly willing to relay thy block from the Boardwalk to Weal ' liloca irom inc mvni-»w . »»' •* -

avenue at our ow.ii expenve. but, from i all the Information we have been able to obtain from what >e con.lder the iievt authority in the country uii woimI block, they will never glveaatblactlon laid with a .and tiller, owing to the crown of Hie .irrel aud llghloe.. of traffic , VVe have gone lo coii.hlerable pain- ' and have made exten.lve mve-M-gallon, regarding the bed method of laying theae block under the rxl.tlng ' condition., aud are ; Informeil thai ' wlille many .Reel, are .allafactorily Where the erowu I. .light and the j raffle heavy with a .and Oiler, It o ' alino.t hn|Kw.ible lo obtain Ihedealred 1 re.ull." with wood block laid wiih a 1 uiid tiller where tliere I. cou.lderable crown aud t raffle light- ( It le pur opinion from'llie InveMlivitli all a.phalf tiller aud a -Ilglitcoal of valid or .mall pebblea placed tbere- ' on and thoroughly rolled after tlie ap plication ol the wi'halt. Hie Job would be perfect ly •■att.factory to ouraelvea; yuur honorable body and to the taxpayer. of the city generally. Wedii unt feel a." though we atiould pay for the aaphalfor the applying of It on the work, and ar*4nfnrmed by good authority that that can be dnt|e 1 2-Veenl. per aquare yard. .We are not Imitating upon u. applying the aaphalt or aloue. or rolling, a. above auggeated, but befleve it ahouhl be dope al the tlpe the Mocke are-relald. The a.phalt we.ugge.t for thl. work ahoMld be one of the be.t'braude made, and Warren'* Anchor brand ha. been highly recommended lu u. a. the proper material.. for thl. work We If the block are relald and all the joint, are thoroughly tilled with thiv material, you will have a .treat that will la.l for many year.. If, however, you-deterinlue not to one the a.phalt filler and will provide a jnet of apeclflcatlone In lb* manner lu which dealre them relald, which epefincatlima will permit the uve of a .and tiller* we will immediately relay Ifir tba block iu the manner .uggeated byVery truly ydura,BirrroM A Coupon Co. Director Fl.her .aid thai the volunofler^ of the tlrhi lo dn lie work over again, without complalut from anyone, waa *uo.t remarkable and inuiilllceut. In reply la a |uery. E. M. Button •aid It would hot take over two week, do the work after the firm had bean given pemilaaloti to alart. They would like lodo tbe work ou oue i«|uarvat a Director Ftaher wanted to know whether It would be better to do the work now or let It go over until tfter the Bummer month.. voe auuimer mouiiia.

Mr.Huilon replied -that he waa afraid they wouldn't be aatl.lled . Director Kl.heraakt he had hejird no 1 cHtlctem except a little comment wheu 1 the .trerl bulged up after a heavy ' ralnaloriu. ' The city engineer atated that the ' apecfflcatloiia for work on the alreet • been after the atyl* of .Imllar ' work In Philadelphia. Ou motkin of Mr. Kiaber, It wa* 1 agreed to accept Hie offer of Hie tlrm, ' which la to relay the block* aa won a* - poaaible. u*l ig aaphalt and aand a. ' described, Hie city to furnlah the a.1 plialt tiller. HAS HANDSOME BADGE , Howe raal niclalor'i Inalgma Pri—iucd lomiulrr Mwah. Hipilre Ituah, of thl* city, who . receutly ended hi. term a* dictator of i. Atlantic City Lodge, No. 1|6, Loyal I, Order ^of Moomi, wa* preernled, Slon- " day evening, Willi a liaudmme gold :. pa.t dictator', badge, .ultably In- - acrlbed. Bold* the inacrlptloo, the - medal bear, the profile of a moo.*, with a flue Utile diamond reprevenlliig i. llje eye. III. Hie predict of badge- ; yet preaented tn pa.t dictator, by Hit. organliatliiu The pre>ent.tion wa. made by Herbert It Vo.rhee- at a meeting of the „ lodge, who. during hi. .peecli. f.ce- , Ilou.l* -.Id that the Paige had nut expected mu -li from Ocean City when I Judge Itu-liwa. elected dictator, hut all had been agreeably .urprt-eri The Ocean City member bad made uue of . the very be-t officer- lu every way the lodge lie. ever bad. I- rbjuire Ru.h made a brief reply, In 1 whteh lie expreiued hi."- heartfelt I thank, to the member, of Ibe lodge. Wall riper, lor If* Home. Every vmon bring, wme change- 1 • In lb. atyl* of wall paper., aud tliew change, are f.ir greater beauty and re- . . flnement tu borne drcoraiiou., , Il la al«i a pleaauie to be able In v •tale that tbe linuMbolder of limited r mean. I. not debarred from lhe-e \ charming eff.-ct., a. Mime of the mo.t n attractive wheuie* are achieved In i . quite Inexpeii.lve paper.; ao wbeu it p come, to chuo.lng your wall paper., t make It a |kihit before deciding to we a . our full a— "rtiueol, getour.uggctlnn. t . aud price In buyiug thla year we u have bought In larger quantltia. than b ever. I hereby being able to give the n public the bent- III ..f Hie low price, i> which range from live cent, apiece n up. \\ e would appreciate an bpiair- i tuully to aerva you arid .how you our n floe auortm.nt , B. K. HMITII A Hi.s, "|e The IRogreMve i'.pcrh.uger> and i Decorator*, l(NH A.bury aveuue, : i Ocean City, N.J. iu|v , H-JI, 'Jm u

AFTER GAS COMPANY CII. Will HaiieOWrcil.a.1. »l«le ••alillc I i.lllle-. TTjh'qiy Commie loner., at their weekly uteeHug. lii.trii.-ted City Ho- j m-iljir Howell to make forni.l rami- 1 ptahiMo'tUf Bute Public Utility « '.m- | mlv-lan ag.hi't the Ocean t'lty He ruuipany'a niaiiagemenk - , ; Mayor Headfey .aid at the meeting lial tlie hoard hkd recelveil .many j complaint, of' the method, of the g.«| i-iiiopAliy. It l* almoat Impo—lble for i-omp.ny I- liecumlng more arbitrary^ he. Iieeii cu»tomary for the company require proepecllve ga< rbu.mner. make a depoHt of H before ga- I. . turned on In Cottage. and apartment. | | , amount <if thl- ilr|M»lt to »h>. Il S r almo-l hn|vi<>ihle to «e| Hie % ijepo-lt pack at the ei.il uf Ihr -rawii)^ M i I'lie met boil, of the company aic a & i to the city aiol "-■uuellilim g i .liouU-h* J"i|e Every real e-latejuau g here 'San/ HU oTtrkubla. *xperleii?W H . wftbe-fTie gaVcfimpiiiy , The -peakrr I .aldNur-ffiiid a letlUfnuii . Hciu.auI tojjl. |.p«ol. teiylig ofx trouble « x - r pcilyHlT.1 hS-geltlng a tvlurn -t IU. j r <Kpu.it from the company. ~-f . 1 Mr.\>laloiiey,_ the -peaker -tated. j i iiri-inl-eBJliaLwIlh I've -ub-enber- a< e rwanly-arveiilli .treet, the .-..mpany . now ha. eight .obMriher. and Thei I- Clayton Ifalne* Brick* Here inter- 1 f l—ed In .ay thai Jhe cotppaiiy doe. i not refu-e. ,1 Then-Mr. Brick we. given Hie prlvly lege of the 'floor .nd .ahl Mr. I'ower., - lend the aervlce to Tw-euty -eveiilli j 1 -tree! If He(Brlck)got live aubwrlbere. j ■ Mr. I trick, after aayliig that he bail i e ohtalued eight .ub-crlbem, added: "I feel -ore. when I take lhe-e lo Mr. I- Power., "he will take careof the matter ■ rt a- he pMml^ie»- repre-eiilmg tlie = r TTtiiutog. Mr. Itr.bk -atd that he ^ i. ga. company'* new requirement of a • depo-lt of Ifll fronk ' cottager. de-lrlMK, M ga.. Heretofore the ga. Jompauy re- 'fl" it <|iilred a depo.it of *o from colleger. || C de-lrlug Hit. commodity. Thl. change i t wa. made oil May 1H, after letter, lied e tie* u written by lilm to hi. client, e uollfylnimhem that both (tie ga. and e electric light compame. required a | e de|KMlt"of Now -be will have to de|«Hrit: It la very emuarra-.liig < Tbe apeaker. after recounting tlie i, experience with the ga- company, of ■ Hie age<l mother of a Philadelphia | s buaiue*. mail, Mr. Bowera, owulug a r collage On Del-auccy place, aald that 1 ! he (Brick) would have action by Hie i ga. ouuipany by next Tburaday . I Mayor Headley .aid It I. time to - lake action. " To euoourage the'coiu- - pany to go down Central avwiiue, tbe f city gave the company a contract to i light the .treet. down tow n. Thecum- - pauy lake, uo care of theee light. It I t. a waAe'of money and the city liee been fllm-ll. mined long ennugli. t Director Fl.her gave -11 a. hi* or opinion .that the city wl(l never get — aatlefactlon mitll t(ieinunlcipgJj{overii- — mini lia. Ibe dutle.' of thega. cmii- - paijy enforced by the Hfale Public I Utility Commi—lon. i " Mayor Headley -aid that after people I depoalt money, aa retpilrMl hy the corporation, the 'company will nee It J n up In ga*. They are dialione-t In their a dealing-- ruljen and crooked, he ile0 olared. d Then the motion lo luveatigate the , gaacompauy wa. put and paiw-!. 1 Heal Kaiatr Tratiarera. 8 Recent real e-tate trau.fer- lu Ocean " City recordwl In the nfflceof Cuunly v .1 j invi.,^1 ... , ii„„j

('Jerk Hlldreth, aa re|>orted In the Cape 1 May Couuty Uaxette, are aa fullow .: William C. Koulda to John Dear * f-i lio'. Stlxll'i feet on Bay aveifue f 170 feet noulliwe-t from Fortieth Cbarle* K. Howe -et tig to Gerald j Konon. l<ol ISO, Becllou A. -y r Kobert W Bcott el iixlo.MaryX. Hherlck. Lot 50x100 feel ou weal -Idc , HI. Chart** place, 8Hl feet auulti Irnm" Atlantic avenqe. i Charlotte H. Cheater et vlr lo Varle , A. Craighead. HJ.7U. ton '.I, De . Lancey Realty t.'o. Julio R. Kendrlck et al. lo William I. Btanton. Lota 330, 831 and 83-J, Hectlon C7 Ferdinand J. Grave., .pecl.l guar- c , illati, to William I. Btanton. kWi. Heme a. above. , ( Ocean City Land Co to William SI. Htilwell »jsoo. Let. t7 and T». Bee- . Hon B. ' * . Ocean City A.aocfatlon lo Jaine- F. i ." Davla. |;no Lot US. Section B \ J Robert. J.rrelt et ux to Wllllta P. ; llaine... (3000. Ixil 7HM. Hectlou G. • P Lydla F Edward, et vlr io Le-.n SI. [ ' Vgollelke. (1500. Lot JC!7, Beclloli L. J _ William Chrlaty Foulda, executor, _ to Hannah Klllult (iiV Part, of lot OSS. all of 809, 670, 671 and 07J, Bee Hon I . ^ Heme to I^vl K. Hlller. l»l« WW. 8811 aud WIT, and part of WIS, HecHon I. 1 i Edward I.uplon et ux lo Fannie II ■ Rrliigbur.t. (37(10. Lol SSI, and I J nurthea.t 16 feet of lot 882, Section c. e Robert Carwin to Frank K SI Ichener. (1MI0 Lot 681, Section C. ' 1 j William DeVaulefux to William H. . 1 Davla. (900. Imt 959, Section A. Kllxkbeth G. Hand, to Katelle E. Hlrawbrldge. (800. Lot. 48 and to, , bay front. " ■ nd run. raal or UW Bllwa loot old. -iryal a II w from Norm lo Wmb ilrmi and' f Haven .f.".!™' wwT™ 11 lb. Ijay and imn.' Hamuli P mi* irm" li lo NlnMralllli alrMM. Iiatwaen to Tw.nly-loorUi" Mmu, !«•- - betwuan llw bay and ocaan. Naellon li run. 2 Twenty-ninth lo Tblrly-lourth .IreaU, ' Irom Thirty -fourth io fortieth .treat., betwm . the b*y-»Tid oeain. Nerllon I ran. KorlleUi lo forty -mill .trm., between , Hie M| end neean. Hecllou |. run. from I filiy-eeeood lo flity-nlMh -irv-r., i.tneen <

14— Sixth anitTleaaure avenue. 1*7 — -Klevoiith ami llay avenue. 15— Fourteenth and I'leaaure ave. 48— Fourth pud A.bury avenue. J| 4 i— Eighth and A.bury avenue. 48— Tenth and Anbury avenue. " 48—' Thirteenth and A.bury avemve. <] 49— Blxteeuth and Anbury avenue. o " 5!— North and Ceutral avenue. p H— clxHi'aipl Central avenue. . / ^ ■K— Eleventh anil Central avenue. j. i'v7— Twelfth and VYealey avenue. <»— Foarteeuth and We.ley avenue. • 78 — Fourth and (It-ean avenue. u ?,i— (Seventh and Ocean avenue. J 7iV— Sjlnlh and Ocean avenue. i H2 — second and Atlantic avenue. o 96- Boardwalk and Moorlyu terrace 1 Nollty to Limit Creditors. KHTATK .OK I'KTEK Mt'lttlUPII. UK- ' CIMHKtl. Tian-T'tiirtl ll.l A. II mil.. \ ■■ M p K ' J | . Lamb'. Quaint Humor. Cbarle. toimb ou. <- -aid that -he bated « certain man "Oo you know bimr Lmb w«. Mknl. ■ „ "No," h. nn.wprfd. H "Igd-Uie hilPcJiK-e yon to htm." aald f friend. "No." req-inded Lamb bumorou.ly p "for If I .ball know Mm I am .Ure I ahull .top bating him." >■ Elegant Degance la aomelblug more than eene. Il Ivumre than a frmlom from . •Wkwanliica. or re.lralnt "It Implle.. « aparklliii-. yet d<dknte.-I!ax \ <'* v; . Cetting Evan. £ Mr. Blutijer-We om*t have Hit. « Dull, to dinner. We owe them oue n Blunter- Of cuum. —We |ia..ed nn ° awful dull aiTcitlifg there, and It 1aothlug inure than . right that they ebould pan. uue here - Brooklyn Life. , • o . Not inquiaftlva. . Uncle Ceorge "What: Hale all joiu '• • Come.' 'now, you don't in.-ni- " to my yon hale btotory j Niece-' Yy. " dn T.i |..|| run the 'truth, uncle. I don t . arc „ nil a lint a„?budjr eve. did.— I-onduii Pun. I. . *

■ UIIIAn.-ilal, Citv of Orean City. N. J. i lilrwwt .r M°-ub|HT W Scaleil ljru|iosnls. [ of Chosen. Frerliolders. Countv of Cape May. i Tin- b rider i'',m paint *n. b> j l b. Ib—rd rrarrVak ill,' riglit lo rejn-l any

TT — "! R. Curtis Robinson ^ < . ,.| Conveyancing and f |j Insurance I; I Notary Public and Commla.looer of Deed. K Not*. 744-46 Aflbury Avenue ' gf »■ OCBANCITY.N-J. Money lo Loan on Bond and Mortgage J{ 2 ri-ntx-n iii-iirii-i i-x-xx x-x-x-x x z x-rx-x-x-x-x x-x-x-x x xx-x-x xxxx x-x-x x -■ O . ' $'0./5 Spring Tour Ocetin City - i«» r • Gettysburg Eiattlefield Muy 24, 1913 S'l^mltnthcr Statoon.'* 'ticket, ^imdeih-'hi-ie^ ^lirrukuiiu-" Ch.Vv J *"rV-' V»"t ril l 'l v" H .« -I- w i w». P-U".- Vy"Or At Pennsylvania Railroad j' nETsrssscE : Ocean City Philadelphia Through H.prr,, Train, wllh Pullmah Parlor Car I Leave OCEAN CITY, i.tli St. ■ 7.00 A. H. j Arrives PHltADELPHIA. iChcstnul St. - 8.35 A. 91. Leave PHILADELPHIA. iCliesnifli St.. 4.40 P. 91. Arrives OCEAN CITY. I Ml Si. i 6.18 I'. M. j For Complete Service See Time Table or Coa.ult Ageat. HKAIa KMT A MO A4JKWTN. WM. LAKE, C. E., Real Estate A^ent. CORSOU Real Estate Agent i No. 721 Asburij ADenue, Ocean City; N. J. Fire Alarm Ston.l. | IMtOl' AS ALSJ.

Utility Wall Board «> 1 lu- ,1 «,||| TP t ir—k. chip, shrink ii«-4jM oil av plaster do*. ' upd will l r-3 .« luag js I'm budding? -' nd I Ttial yuu puy l"f ''mly tti* bu-u-f usrd' . - Ttbit any-h.mlv trun Jail apply it 'duhng nald monwnt.? » Tb. i! ... f..mp.oy. fCSicago. IIL FRANK C. GILLINGHAM & SON CO. k Eail.™ Di.nA.ti.1 Afreb LUMBI Jt DEALERS \S 2727 Eaat Noma St.. Phita., Pa. i I tk>rr==r-— ' - Job Printing . The most •exacting person will l»e pleased and thoroughly satisfied wilh the work done at the Sentinel Rrinting House (Mir Aim: — Only High Class Printing at Reasonable Rates. .\ trial order will convince you. Let us show , you samples and ipiotc prices. N • S ENTIN E L PR I NT I NO MOUSE 744-46 Asbury Avenue J ' > OCEAN CITY, - NEW JERSEY " The Ideal Summer Resort OCEAN CITY, N, J»

BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED FINEST BEACH ON THE COAST v THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN Spacious Boardwalk. Free Band Concerts During Season." Great Fishing in Ocean and Bay. The Delight of the Yachtsman. Numerous Trains to and from Philadelphia on Three Railways Within easy acce» of Atlantic! City and other well-known resorts MANY CHURCHES NO SALOONS Xj — - — 5 — — -• You're a Telephone Operator PWIIH IIIISlBg H There are three parties to a telephone j | connection — the party calling, the party called | " P - and the operator Who aervet both. You and 'every other telephone user are ewential partner* in the company and toward |g good telephone service. You should apeak the number alowly and if diatinctly; the called subscriber should answer y promptly ; and the telephone girl, courteous and painstaking throughout, will seldom make : J a mistake if the other two "operators" do their , g m part. Help toward good service by following the suggestions in the "Information" section in H die forepart of your telephone directory. The Bell System i,. I, . :..^^^^%4,ii!BiaililtliuiLi«UUD9 i ,