Vol XI. No! 49 OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1903 One Dollar the Year.

FLOATING INDEBTEDNESS PREACHERS DISCUSS THE - OF TOWNSHIP REDUCED CHURCH’S BENEVOLENCES

Note for $4,000, Due December 4llt, Com­ Paper On Tfiis Subject Read by the Rev, Dr, mittee Ordered to Be Paid • Adams, of Brooklyn Rev. George Clark opened- the On Monday evening the regular JOINT INSTITUTE HELD THIS WEEK IN RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED TO PROCEED monthly- meeting of the township com­ preachers* meeting ; in St. Paul’s OUR church,- Ocean Grove, last ' Monday mittee was held at , 47 :• South Main ■ SISTER CITY ACROSS THE LAKE WITH THEIR CONSTRUCTION street. The following bills were pass­ morning by reading the third .chapter ed: ; Garbage, $70.82; police,.$262.20; OCEAN GROVE’S POLITICAL CLUB RECORDS ITS of Ephesians and followed this with assessing and •" collecting;'. $328.91; pray er roads, $118.47; ways and means; $1.50; Rev. J. R. Daniels reported the ill­ J. N. ENRIGHT IN CHARGE COUNSEL MAKES REPORT poor, $228.34; lights, $374.00; board of PREFERENCE FOR THEODORE ROOSEVELT ness of Rev. Thomas S. Brock,- of health , $41.03. Bradley. Beach. Revs, E. C. Hancock, It was reported that there had been and John Handley also made reports. a shortage of light 1,440 hours during AS THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE The secretary was Instructed to send- School Toaohets Weloomod to the Park bj R. A. Board Is Empowered bj Law 1o Do Pretlj Much October and November! ThI.B mater­ a letter of brotherly sympathy to Rev.; M r. ‘Brock. •'. i.. '• '■ • • ; : ' • Tustlng, President of. tha Board of Educa­ As II Pleases So Long as II Conforms lo th'o ially reduced the bill of the electric light company. On call of committees Rev. William tion— Musloal Reception on Monda; Evening. T. Abbott reported on temperance and Purpose in Vlow-M aj Evan Enter Adjacent The clerk was Instructed to notify . Political' enthusiasm was rampant Governor and you go to them for it Rev. S. Sargent added some: remarks Leoturos by Persons Distinguished In the Treasurer Llilagore to render a de­ at the fourth annual banquet of the you will not come away empty-handed. Municipalities If DeomBdNooessarj to Get to on. a case of a beer ark on Sunday in tailed statement of . the township's McKinley and RoOBevelt Club of Ocean "You want to put youth and vigor in World of Learning West Grove. a Proper Outlet . finances at' the next meeting. the organization. You have such an Grove on Tuesday evening at the Dr. George’ Adams, of Williams Ave­ Chief of Police Gravatt preferred Alaska House.- Oiie hundred covers organization in Ocean Grove. I find nue M. E. Church, Brooklyn, was in­ John Enright, superintendent of charges against .William It. Wilson were laid. As here an earn­ . At a meeting ot the Neptune Town­ troduced and read a paper on “The, Monmouth county's schools, called tho and A. J. Newman, and asked that its : guests the est body of ship Committee on Monday evening a Consolidation' of the Benevolences of annual teachers* Institute to order on longthy report trom Counselor Patter­ their powers as special policemen be club had Judge m en, • every Monday morning in tho assembly room , revoked. His request was granted. ’ one a Republi­ the Methodist Episcopal Church.” The son, covering the matter of soivers re­ W ilbur A. H eis­ consolidation of • the- benevolent enter­ of the Asbury Park high school, Mon­ Collector Shrove appeared before ley, of Long cently submitted to him (or a legal can, and a tru e prises of the general church has been mouth and Ocean counties Joined->in. tho board and' asked that a deed for B ranch; S e n< R e p ulb licati. opinion, v/ub read. At .the ■ conclusion advocated largely by the layman * and this institute. About 3 0 0 teachers of the reporti Chairman Havens said the Stark property In. Ocean Grove be a t o r O. H. O r g anlzatlon wore present. • executed to Capt. J. S. Tompkins, and Is like a ship. opposed by the officers generally of he saw nothing to-hinder the township B r o w n , o f the societies. The agitation led the After Mr. Enright's opening re­ one also to Hyman Bloom for .the No matter how from having sewers. / "If others can go Spring Lake; general, conference of 1900 to appoint marks, an address of welcome, was to the ocean why can't we?” he Pdded. Julia Anderson property on Spring- Dr. James F* •good a ship made by R. A. Tusting, president of wood avenue, West Park. His request may be ' if a commission to consider the question Committeeman'Dodd was of . the oDin- A ckerm an, of and- devise a -plan. This, plan con­ the Park board of education. Mr. was granted. . there is no lon that the tow nsiip should, keep Asbury Park, templates the consolidation of all the Tusting told tho teachers that It was a right at it until sewerB were assured. The collector was relieved of the col­ W illiam . A. master it goes pleasure to welcome, them to Asbury lection of the following taxes: Mary on the rocks. .societies. under . three great : depart­ . Briefly the .report submitted bj> ■Berry, C hair­ ments:’ Foreign, Missions, Home. Mis­ Park, and that the high school was al­ A. Jones, $8.40; Mary ' L. McKee. man of the Re­ You have got Counselor Patterson was as follows:'. sions, and the Educational Society, or ways at their disposal. He called spe­ It Is lawful for the committee, v/hon- $50.4G; A nnie G. M egronlgle, *19.63;- publican Ex­ to have one cial attention to the manual training FItz Wailing, $19.03; A. F. Cooper, ecutive Com­ . man who will •Educational, Sunday School, ; and over the public good requires it, to Freedman’s Aid. The aim Is greater and domestic science departments of cause the construction of sewers In $11.51 i H attie M. H illm an, $100.76; mittee of Nep­ h a v e m ore , to the school and invited Inspection. James A: Wyckoff, $11.53; William C. tune township.-These gentlemen, with; say, one man whose counsel will unity, simplicity; economy, and suc­ any -part of the township, with suit­ cess. The . greater weight of influence A short address was made also by able outlets or disposal works: .they Dodge, Jr., $28.04; W. H. L. ■ Starks, Revs. William A. Abbott and S. H. C; prevail. This ' is . the history; .ot Superintendent x ilton, of O cean coun­ $354.30; Johnson Taylor, $121,60; to­ Smithy : constituted the oratorical all successful , party organization. and sentiment was stated to be favor­ may use arid .occupy the streets and able to the plan of the commission, ty. . . V: tal, ;$725i36. The majority of these are forces of a banquet which wilh go, You have got to have such a highways of the township for ,that pur­ and Dr. Adamsapproves.the same for The first lecture of the Institute wag duplicate assessments. down In the archives of the club as a man In this county, next fall, whether pose, acquiring by purchase or" con­ the first two and objected to merging delivered by W. H. Hallmann, of Bos­ demnation any land needed. In caso The collector also reported bavins memoraole event. it be Mr. McDermott or someone else. ton on “Educational Unities.” The af­ turned over to the treasurer $12,000 We may dislike a boss, but, we've got the Freedman's Aid arid Southern, Edu­ the committee shall deem it necessary In his address of welcome Gen. J. C. cation Society, the Sunday School and j ternoon's program included a lecture of tax'money, The treasurer was in­ to have him in politics, the same as in to construct on outlet sewer to. tide-, Patterson, president of the club an4 Tract Societies anil the Board of Eilu- i on “Wireless Telegraphy,” which structed to pay oil a note of $4,000 due toastmaster of the evening, said he the army or on a boat; Let the Demo­ water or an outlet outside of the town­ cation In.'one. It seemed not to be brought this fascinating subject closer December 4th, reducing the townshlp’B was .thankful so many were permitted: cratic majority be a majority.- I be­ ship, it shall Ue laivful for. them to do. .practicable, or advisable, and not tend-1 than ever to the minds of those who !, floating indebtedness in this amount. lieve that riext .year, with, organ 1 za- so, the location of such outlet being to gather about the board* Although ing to greater success. < . | heard it. The lecturer was William N. For Are" district' expenses -.orders this had-been an off year, politically; tion, a clean organization, and haying fixed with the consent of the State Dr. Handley commended the paper ; Mumper, Ph.D., of Trenton, an In­ Sewerage Commission; and if to reach were drawn to C. C. Clayton, of Dis­ and a quiet year, the club, according ‘ a man; commanding our respect, and structor in the State Normal School. tric t No. 1. for $2,000. and to T hom as a ffection^—Rooseveltj—i\we will march anci said he did hot think such a di-; such an butlet it shall be. necessary to to its president, had no reason to be; vision of the Home and Foreign Mis- ; Dr. Miimper dealt particularly with occupy territory within thebounds of. H ancock, of D istrict No. 2, fo r .$300, ashamed of its record/ It had fought on^■_■£& victory.’' the M arconi system , a practical illus-j .Mr. Slireve asked to be relieved Chairman iBerry, of the Township sipn Societies would make; the collec- j any adjoining municipality it. shall be. the fight: it,had- kept faith; ’ It was. tions of Foreign Missions any less. He i tration of whose workings was given from the collection of a check for. Willing to be judged by its works. Ref­ Executive Committee,' dieeply regrev lawful tor the committee to tak e fo r also pointed dyt an objection to -the j by the'proper instruments. “Language, that purpose any land within the lines $105.73, which w as given him ns a erence was m adeto the next political . ted that the Republican candidates.for Literature and Life” was the topic, of township asset when he assumed of­ Assembly were.not elected in thejate present way or making the missionary of any public place or street'of such campaign. Gen. Patterson was cer­ appropriations that should be reme- | a lecture by Frederick- Manley, of fice last winter.' The check Is signed campaign. He said it was surely , no adjoining municipality, cither by pur­ tain that If all the-townships would do died. - • ! Cambridge, Mass. The speaker gave by C. U tow, and is for taxes. Mr. their political duty as Neptune intends fault of Neptune townHhip. Had, the: chase or condemnation. Nothing In the ■ Rev. William Margerum «lrew' out [ not a little attention to present-day Low claims he has paid his taxes once to do hereC Monmouth - county • will; rest of. the county done as well the en­ law,'however, confers upon the town­ the fact, that the readjustment would. slang and Its possibilities as a factor, ship the right of outlet Into the Sewer and d o e s not propose to pay them a surely be counted, in the Republican tire Republican .ticket won UV • hav e in our language. Becond time.' The collector will take been elected. The speaker thought it not.affect the Woman's Home «r For- ; system of any. adjoining municipality, column, next fall. ■ ‘ eign M'Issioriary Societies. . j On Monday evening a musical recep­ except as may be agreed upon. the matter up with counsel. This same; sentiment, practically*’ was highly importa.nl .that the party tion was tendered the teachers .by the should, get to worii. now to see what it Rev. S: H. C. S m ltli-thought th e ^}f- | The first proceeding toward the con­ was echped. by Senatbr Brown / and feet on the 'collections would be rather * hhrh school alum ni, assisted by Miss* struction of sowers, is a .petition for the Judge Heisley, each of whom . urged !can doTnext yean He:referred to the Edith van Gilluwe, violinist; Miss Ma­ THREE YEARS ENOUGH, SAYS GIFFORD; majority given, the ticket in iliis town­ In favor of the increase for home : same from not less than ten property tho rough pdrty organ I za tion an d 1 wa-' w ork. .' \ bel Burt, reader, and the Schubert owners. The committee then adopts glhg of a political warfare that: knows ship’, at the recent , election, about -100, Glee Club. The program was opened and thought with increasexl eiTort that Rev. J. Moore spoke of the; difllcul- > a resolution favoring sewers. A notice Former PaHc Pastor Will Palltlon Conferonbe to no surrender. "I think this club should ty of reaching an equitable adjust- with a selection by the Schuberts. of such Intention to construct' sewers be our -inspiration.” frankly declared majority should bjj' s\yeile.i; to 3,’QOO Miss Belle Lyon sang a solo, “Slumber Change No-Umlt Rule •next fall. If the interest was continued ment of the apportionments to the / Is thereupon published, requesting Senator Brown. ‘'There is nothing like various churches. . He aJso: liked the ! Song.” A reading. “The Rivals,” was • lie had no doubt this would be ..don0 i those who wish to object to present I t Is. reported th a t .efforts^. w in ; be it in this: county, ifindeed. • in the idea of . talcing the missionary .collec­ given by-Miss Burt. A violin solo by their objections at n public .hearing. .If made-at the;next "aiiniial Methodist .whoW' S ta te • of -New Jersey. I t Is a ; Dr. Jam ss .If: \»'k<*rm«tu ^esppndcd ■ Miss van Gilluwe, with piano accom­ to the call of th e •.•hairmahV, tion for the whole world, at home and the objections (should there ,be any) Episcopal;: Conference* bv .the Rev. EH ‘pity other places cannot have a simi­ abroad and. sentimentally preferred;no paniment by Miss Lilia. Love, won h is .e'xce.iIy-.tt speech uilh a n <1 mboi' o f ! are ncit-sustained'by the committee an Gifford to reintroduce the rule not to. lar club. . I am told that.as soon as a change. j merited applause. Miss Nellie Treat ordinance Is adopted providing for'the allo.w preachers to fill one charge more young man reaches the proper age he witty;storiss. pac. of v ill I oar gave a pinrio solo, and a duct .Ion th e .repeating, it'iias tc. do with tho term . Rev. W. B. Blacklston. asked for in- ' construction of the sewers.' Then the :than three years. \ The Rev. Gifford is taken into this cliib, .> Get the youns formation an‘d Dr. A dams stated that same instrument was plaved by the clerk advertises for bids for the work. was formerly -stationed at Asbury men started right and they will remain -deadhead.” The Doctor said i’ie ten.i Misses Maude and Blanche .Slocum. originated in MisMouii, Out Uicrc a the purpose of the plan, was to dirrilh- , To meet the cost of the Improve­ •Park. He Is now at Clayton in South right. Even’a Democrat Ifhe'Is not ish the number of secretaries aiid pro­ After the concert the teachers and par­ ment the committee has the powst, as Jersey. He expects to, be backed bv too rabid, may join tbe club , 11 utider: railroad company, when sued for (»ei- ticipants were served with refresh­ Sonal injuries' sustained oy' arci.hrut. mote the fair working of home as well the work progresses, to issue improve­ nearly two*thirds of the preachers In stand; and thereafter he is usually as-forelirn m.issioi)S. m ents. always paid according to the extent cf ment certificates to the amount of sev­ the conference, as many of them have found in the right way. If we could A unanimous vote was extended to • At the opening of (he institute on enty per , cent of the contract price. been dissatisfied with the plan of. al­ have more of such Organization? we the injury—so much for the loss of a Tuesday morning Prof. Manley enter*, leg, so much for an arm, so much for Dr. Adams for his clear and excellent Wben the contract is completed the low In k one pastor to fill a charge in- would not have had the. result, of a few paper.; --. * \ • ; ;. talned the attendants with n lecture- committee - may Issue additional cer­ detlhltely. weeks ago. Let us take. Inspiration. a hand, etc. , The company adopted a recital on “Shvlock.” This was sub­ rule to pay no claim for- a person, Dr. Sargent announced that next tificates to an amount. Including all It Is claim ed th a t p reach ers rtoW fre- Let us see; It we cannot '^Inaugurate, Monday Rev. E. C. Hancock, • of St. stituted for the catalogued lecture on former.certificates, of ninety per cent., nnently force themselves, on .V a Church In Newark light, will be borne by voluntary con­ a p aram ount Men 'as againBt m ort­ the next campaign. I think I may say Brown’s speeches. They- reminded i tributions. • ■ ;•/‘ %: - - • eral electio n : am ounted to ?11h081.12. gages, judgments, etc., upon the lands ' AT call toltiie Bellville AyenueCori7 I have, taken my last part in active him so much of an old. P minister he' The movement- has the endorsement Each member of the election board.re *1 celvcd,,P.$3 for the tiiree elections and benefited by the system, and It Is gregatlonal Church of Newark has politics. . My am bition afed; ta stes are linear*v Tliat minister ^ today ^ of many prominent people in trie further provided that the land may be been declined by Itev. W alter Austen not’ for politics. I have been in poli­ preaching the. • same sermons hej Grove and Park;' ’ ;; ‘ a uniform ra te of $25 w as. paid for sold in case default be made In the Wagner, of Asbury Park. Mr, Wag­ tics not froni: choice' but from neces- preached fifty years ago. Of course’ room rent. payment of the, assessments. ner haB had the'call under considera­ sity. Hereafter my- part will be mere­ the joke; was on Senator Brown. But By resolution of the committee tion for some weolts. ly that of a lover of the principles of when the laughter had subsided In OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR’S DAY Will Nominate Leaguo Officers Counselor Patterson was instructed to The Rev.. Mr, Wagner is pastor of the: Repubilean party. Unquestion­ some measure Dr. Ackerman turned prepare the proper resolution provid­ the First Congregational Church In tho ably Monmouth .county, is today nor: the joke Into a heat compliment. “I ; D r. G. Ta. D. TompkliiR, Mrs. Albert, Oooan Bro»e Flremon Will Follow Custom Estab­ ing for the Bewers.' Tho necessnry pe­ Park. He believes his services are mally a Demopratlc county. .1 think, ‘like to hear that old ‘ minister preach i Smith and John H. Dowis; from St. tition has been In the hands of the more needed thero than elsewhere. anyone who says different is“m Is taken. th o se old serm ons because,V fo r *one lished In Former Years ! Paul’s Chapter of tho Epwortli committee for some months. You wlU 'flhd, if you take the trouble, thlrig, he preaches what - hebelieves/ I League. Iinvp been appointed to nomi­ .' Washington firemen will keep open more Democrats In: the ^unty : than: anil.for another, thing I like, thu man. nate officers for tha comlng-year. The Another Summer Resident Gone Republicans. ’ The Democrats are And that’s why I like to hear Sena­ . house .on' New Year's day, according to election will bo held the latter part ot the customs of past years. The E. H. 1 Lamar’s Trial Again Goes Ovor Another summer resident of the ' chained to their Idols. ; This shows, tor Brown's spceelios.’''; The si maker this month. The trial of David Lnmar and Grove has joined the heavenly host i then briefly referred to some oU the Stokes company will be asked to loin for one thing, that 'seven 'are more in entertaining tho public.' Washing­ “Monk” EaBtmnn, which wris aet for Miss Mary Ross, aged eighty-six, died ; than six. Then we, In some way, have many: glorious. achievements of the ; Sunday Services al St. Paul's on Tuesday at Princeton. Sho was RenubUcan parivi He liken ed the pjirty ton’s committee Is Howard' V'an- N ovem ber 30, a t Freehold, has been got to get the seven. Deep, thoronglv Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper and tho sister, of Mrs. C. R? P riest, of th e ? to the moon, rising and shedding but Scholclt, Charles Prldham, Eiigene postponed by Judge Heisley liritil De­ organization 1 s t he rem edy.; .You h ave reception of members at St. Paul's on Norman: House, Bath, ayenue. Doubt- j Tittle light at first, but giving In­ Goodrich,' Edward Prldham and Tsaae cember 14. E. W. Arrowsinlth, acting got-to have In.the nartv orfranizaMon, H uyler. Sunday morning: In the evening tho upon advlco of Lamar’s counsel, re­ less many:*Will rem em ber, th e s w e e t-; creased light as it ascended the dome a central power. well*orcanized forces.; p a sto r,7 Rev. E. C. H ancock, w ill quested tho postponement. It • was faced saint so often,found at the• Au- Wo can't pull divergently In opposite of heaven.. “I believe whdn the Muse Frank Tantum, from. the Washing­ ton, lias lieen electeij a representative preach on “Rlebteous • Parentage an granted without objections. - ditprium services, sitting, among the d irectlons, Otherwise ybu • ficcom- • of History pets a hearing slip will nut for three years to tho Firemen's Helief inheritance to Children." invalids for whom Bishop FitzGer­ pllsh nothing. You want to make down the Republican party ns the Association. ; The monthly meeting of ald so thoughtfully found a place. politics as .pure 'as human nature wili greatest benefactor of thl a world " fer­ Trlnpol and Fall; Collar Bono Broken allow them to tie. Your- organization; vently declared the speaker. “T s^y the company.wns held on Thursday , Buy Thl« Properly evening. • On Friday of last week, Miss .tydla wants to be so Icindlv consid^rnt0 of the Mu8ewlll tell of all richlnvemoiits $S00 will buy a . four-room co t­ Thespians Gave a Good Entertainment Terrell tripped and fell down tho col- every voter, so potential, that It will of the party, a party that has done tage with two full lots on Clark Helslei for Judge of Court of Errors lear stairway at her homo, sustaining The Thespian Dramatic Company of have . Influence outside of the county; more for,foreign countries than they, avenue, near Whitefleld avenue, with o, frnctured collar bono. Sho Is tho Boston entertained, a sm&ll i audience so • clean. and decent1 that* every man have done, for,i thenjselves—Cuba the : Tho.namo of Judgo Halsiey is being' sewer and water connections. Would daughter of George T. TorrolI;io?-'Mt: atHthetOcea&i'GrovejschoolhouBe'lftfit w ill be In • faV6 r lI6 f ‘ih e organization; Philippines, and ioyquj Sfialn,” ;i»v associated.with the vaeanoyn'on >tbe ba cheap at one thousand dollars. EL Carmel Way and' Pchnsylvtmla'-’ave^ FHdhyi'evening. •; This ’entertainment so tenacious'that when you want bench .of the New, Jersey Court pt- ETr N. Wooloton.i EO Main avenue, lOcoan nue, this place., . n . was ^wholesome ;and good. . something from (the Legislature or ihe (Continued rrn fourth page.) Grove.— t t THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1903. ' ’ •____

The. London Han . Driver, • • D eck Eland. For-Ills lienlth,'. '• ’(S LEAVE NflW YORK FOR liked by every one from tho captain tled the; garden, with occasional tours ence of tho, foreigner the houses- aud For Freehold Tla Penna R. R. and Sea \ OCEAN GROVE. down to tbfc negro deck hands, more Jlmrnio shifted from one foot to the do force, but he actuaily trimmed trees Girt, .7.55 a. m „ 12.16, 4.02, 6.27 p. m. other and tried to hide his embarrass­ temples aro characterized by Curved, From West Twenty-third Streot Sta­ commonly known as. “rousters.” into'family portraits or even those pf ‘often peaked, roofs, or ua men ted with For Trenton and Philadelphia, via tion, 8.65 n. m., 12.25, 3.25, 4.55 p. m.: On this particular evening he was at m ent, but w^hen Miss Thom as b u rst historical characters. He transfprmed Bound .B rook route, 6,15, ,8.00 a. m., into tears he forgot differences of sta­ fantastic, modifications of the "m yriad 12.10 night (except Monday). Sun­ .peace with himself, the world and even bushes and thick, foraged shrubs Into 12.02 p; m.' days, 9.26 a. m., 4.55 p. m., and 12,10- tion and sat down beside lier. stroke pattern.”: The Inhabitants of the rousters who were unloading the tiie fantastic likeness of ships, lions, For Philadelphia, Camden and Mt. night. VOh, I reckon you w on’t be any the such regions are soon found to have a cargo of cotton on the levee; Jimmy bears and birds, And these: rather de­ Holly via Sea Side Park, J.61 a. m., From Dosbroasoa and Cortlandt St. worso for the .ducking,1*r he said by mental .world tp correspond. The was mechanically checking the num­ generate “conceits” and extravagances etxaight line is scouted; They think in; V 2.26 p. m . ; ;. S tations a t 9.00 a. m., 12.30, 3.40.. way of consolation, wishing lie couid bers atop the bales, but a strange sort met with; profound appreciation and; For Toms Rlvor and Intermediate sta­ 5.10 p. m. Sundays. 9.45 a. m. and take the sobbing figure in his arms and" curves and zigzags. To? the Chinese, of Inner consciousness was drinking in were rewarded with Increase of • wages mind the straight lino is suggestive of tions v ia B ay H ead, 6.51 a. m., 2.25 6.00 p. in., 12.15 night. the boauty of the scene before him. say something more comforting. ^; : by the same Individual who, having p. m. : On Sunday will stop at Interlakon and “It: isn’t the -wetting; I .mind,. Init— death and demons. It. belongs not to Avon In placo of North, Asbury The setting sun had turned the muddy tired Of mere gladiatorial fights w ith, •For! Belmar, Spring Ijike and Mana- but—rny-—oh, my dress! I sow^d three the heayon a bbS*e o r to t lie -ea rth be­ Park and Asbury Park to lot off waters to a sensuous, laving silver. wild beasts In the Coliseum; : bnly de-. neath. In a true horizon line are seen equan, 6.44, 6.51, 7.26, 7.65,1 10.35, weeks'for Aunt Myra to pay for that passongers. Just beyond tho ripples made by the rived real, -thrills, froth? sucii; uncanny ;the “undulations of the dnigori.”.There- 10.64, a. m „ 12.1P, 1.27, 2.26, 4.02, dress, and I*—I was'so proud of.it I slowly turning paddle wheels of tlie performances as fights between women fbre, argue the: Chinese, the- straight 5.14, 6.27; 6*45, 6.02, 6.15, 6.46, 6.68,TRAINS LEAvE PHILADELPHIA know I shall never have another one boat In tho reverse motion necessary to and dwarfs or women with each other'. line pertains to hadesi—Contemporary s 8,30 p. m; ■ (Broad St.) FOR OCEAN GROVE. as pretty as long as I live.” counteract the force of the current lay. Pliny says the gardeners were the best Review. ;■?;■ y -;r F o r P o in t Pleasant, 6.44, 6.51, 10.35, .“Yes, you will,” declared Jimmie, A t 6.58, 8.05, and 11102 a. m., 3.30 and. a tiny Island, formed by tho cutting In paid of all workers.—Ct. Clair Badde- 10.64 a. m., 1.27, 2.25, 5.14, 6.27, 6.45, 4.00 p. m. woek-days. Sundays with the air of a prophet who knew tw o of a long, narrow sand bar. A few’ ley In Nineteenth Century. . Gorki’" OShhnil Antobloprrnpliy., б,02, 6.16, 6.46, 6.58, 8.30 p. m. (stop at Interlaken for Asbury cottonwood trees nodded lazily on the his calling. • ‘IJust you wait,” he added Maximo Gorki, the Uiissiaii novelist . For itatlona In Long Branch, 1.40 P a rk ), 8.31 a. in. Freehold only, 6.00 willful bit of laud. To his right the mysteriously. “Why, you’ll have one It W en t Unpunlabeil. was requested by his publisher to write (M ondays excepted), 6.15, 7.00, 7.20, p. m. week-days. Market Stre«t old levco had crumbled away, and a of 'em every summer; see if you don’t.” This story Is told of the late Dr. Hol­ his own biography. Taking up a pen. 7.30, 8:00, g;i7, 8.20, 10.23,10.43 a. m„ Wharf, via Camdon and Trenton, new.one had been built behind it, form­ The girl dried her eyes and looked at land. better known as “Timothy Tit- he wrote the following:, ‘ <12.02, 2.08, 2.20, 4.00, 5.33, 5.38, 7.00, 7.16 and 10.25 a. m., 2.40 and 3.25 p. ing an artificial lake fringed with tall him in wonder, but ho hardly; noticed comb." During the service of one of ■ 1878—1 became an apprentice to a 7.05, 7.10 p. in. v ni., 4.28 p. m. (Freehold only) w eek­ cottonwood trees, and gnarled stumps her expression. Ho; was thinking the large. churches in Springfield, shoemaker, . * Denotes express trains. days. Leave Market Street Wharf, of cypress. Across the stream the ecstatically that you cannot always tell Mass., a heavy electric storm came up. 1879—1 entered h d raftsm an ’s 'office GEO. W. BOTD, G. P. A . P. R. R. via Jam eBburg, 7.16, 10.25 a. m. 3.5S mighty force of water had cut into an a railroad president’s daughter by her C. M. BURT, G. P. A., C. R. R. ot N. J. p. m. week-days. Market Street and one of tlie geutlemen of tlie choir as apprentice. ‘ RUFUS BLODGETT, Slipt. N. Y. & h. Island, and every time the boat passed clothes. 1880—Kitchen boy on board a packet Wharf, via Seaside Park, 8.20 a. m„ set out t6 secure, an omnibus to. take B R R, : • 1 1, up and down the river the coutour of And it was not until Jimmie became 4.00 p. m. week-days. Sundays, 8.30 ’ th e ladles hOmo. Among tiie fa ir sing*; b o a t ... а. 111. the bank had changed. Sometimes chief clerk of the Rena Stanton *ud • 1884^1 became a street porter. ers was a certain Miss Etta S.;,nhd as qHERIFF'S SALE—By virtue o( a only a foot or two had been sliced’ settled his bride and her widowed Dr. Holland was galluntly helping her 18S5—Baker. . . . ?-.^.--./? WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH! O w rit o t fl. fa. 10 nw directed. Is­ away. Sometimes whole acres had dis­ mother in a neat little cottage at Natch- • into the vehicle a terrific clap of thun-: 188(1—Chorister In a travo!i.:g opera N ovem ber 29, 1903. ez that he discovered- timt; very pret­ sued, out of the Court of Chancery of appeared. dor startled them, upon which he re­ conipany.L .... LEAVH BROAD STREET, PHILA­ ty muslin could be bought for 12% the State of New Jersey, will be ex­ It Was a marvelous power, was this marked, “ ‘Ett* }u terror packs home 18S7—I sold apples in the streets., DELPHIA, cents a yard, with pink roses at 50 posed to gale* at public, vendue, on mother of waters, and. yet Jimmie in a bus” (Et in terra pax. hominibus). 1888—1 attem pted sulcidp.* THURSDAY. THE 10th DAY OF DE­ cents a spray. That was when.lie in­ For Baltimore and Washington, *6.35,. thought exultantly that he was master To close this strange tale It inay-:,be' 1800—A lawyer's copying clerk, - CEMBER; 1903, between tbe hours ot 7.20, 8.32, 10.20, 11.23, a. m., •12.40, sisted upon choosing the bridal gown of it. lie could ride it. turn its force AVell. to add that thd. doctor . was not. • 189ir-t made, the tour of Russia on 12 o’clock and 5 o'clock, (at 2 o’clock), *1.20, 3.20, 4.46, 5.25 p. 111. and 11.28 into money, make it earn him position and ruled severely, against the loveliest immediately struck by lightning,, but foot.: . . . in tho afternoon of said day, at the night, w eekdays. Sundays *6.35, 'and promotion. And, thiuking thus, he cotton back wlilte Satin, at 37^ cents died years afterward peacefully in his 1802—1 worked In a railway shop. In Court House. Freehold, in' the town­ 7.20, 9.12, 11.23 a. m., *1.20, 3.20, 4.-46, decided that he would not trade jobs p er y ard, . " bed. the same year I published my first ship of Freehold, county 6f Mon­ б.25, 11.28 p. m. just now with his own congressman. story. • •;.. .- mouth, Now Jersey, all those lots, From West Philadelphia only, 3.35, And then she camo on the scene, aud ■ Jnke Yonr Time!;Enting, Odd TIiIiika. tracts or parcels of land and premises, *11.55, a. m., 3.25 (*6.33 "C ongress­ lie suddenly, discovered that it might be llere is an example, that is/worth. re- The origin of the sentiment, "Old The Wily Unnker. ' hereinafter particularly described, ional L im ited”), *5.55, *6.o0, *7.35 p. desirable to bo a congressman after all : uieuibei^hg and following. • .Horace wood to burn, old wlue to drink, old A Quaker had his house broken into situate; lying and being in the Bor­ m., 12.01 night, dally. 6.15 p. m. ough of Bradley , Beach, township of week-days. and wear glossy boots and unstained Flqtchd* writes of an experience th at. friends to trust, bid authors-to read.” is by ti burglar and several valuables; stolen. lie did, not inform the police. ’ Neptune, Ih .the county of .Monmouth F o r B altim ore, accom m odation, 9.12 trousens. lie hud Syhile travell,ug on a railway somewhat,obscured. Bacon found that wl th the prove!rbla 1 twenty m i riutes. however, but kept the affair to him­ and State of New Jersfty. \ а. m - 2.09 and 4.01 p. m. weok-days. It all happened very suddenly—so Alonso of Aragou wiis wont to say in FIRST LOT.—Known ■ and .desig­ б.07 p. m. dally. suddenly, In fact, that he stopped in the for dinner in: which to satisfy a labor­ commendation of age that age ap­ self. : . ■ ' ‘ ; ing mail’s appetite. There was an ex­ The following evening a neighbor re­ nated as lot number two (2)'on am&p •Dining car. midst of a mighty volley of very forci­ peared to be best In these foiir things. of Ocean Park, made by F. H. Ken­ cellent .array oft^good. things, on the marked to him: “I am sorry to hear of Time-tables of all other trains of .tho ble language aimed at a lazy rouster, John W ebster (1038) w ent fu rth er ih nedy & Son, ..(now > called B radley system may be obtained at the ticket your house being, robbed, Mr. Fry. I dropped his stub of a pencil and, iu lunch counter to eat and drink, and declaring; void wine wholesomest, old Beach).- Beginning.at a point In the offlceB or stations. hope your, loss is not heavy?” blissful ignorance of what he was do­ from these he made a selection, rather pippins toothsomest’' aud that “old easterly line ot the, turnpike from “Friend/* said the Quaker, thou W. W. ATTERBURY, ing, stood deliberately staring at the than attempt the regular dinner. He wood burns brightest, old linen washes Ocean Grove to Ocean Beach, distant must-know: the extent of my loss as General Manager. dainty vision tripping up the gang­ chose • plump ham sandwiches,, creamy w hitest’' Goldsmith In ‘‘She Stoops to tifty-four feet seven • and one-half J. R. WOOD, milk aiid a large piece of pie. The Conquer” says. "Old friends, old times, well as, 1 can (io since tliou a rt the inches northerly,, from the northwest, Passengor Trafllc Manager. plank. burglar. I spoke not to h soul of what The vision wore something very fluf­ twenty iuliiutes was ample time _for old manners, old books, old wine.” corner of lands of James A. Bradley; GEO. W. nOYD. had happened,..and thou art the first thence northerly along the easterly fy and thin and blue, with something disposing of sandwiches and milk, There are mafcy variant quotations. Genoral Paasenger Agent. while lie had the pie put in paper to to mention : It" to me; hence 1 know line of said turiipike, fifty-four feet thiiiner still at her throat and wrists, tliou art the burglar and will trouble seven and one-half inches to the something whleh fluttered about very give epicurean enjbymeut on. the train, M a d e t l ie C a n n o n Ilnll» Fit. lie says: ; thee for my properly/* ne >ot it,. southwest corner of lot No. 1; thence coquettishly when she turned her head The Urst battle of the, war of 1812 easterly along the southerly line'of- Reading System or lifted her skirts. Aud her broad flat “ If I had put the pie aud sandwiches was fought at Sacket’s Harbor, July O. C o r n c o b lot No. 1. one hundred and twenty- New Jersey Central and the niillcinto my stomach in seven, 1812. and consisted of an attack m ade hat was wreathed in the pinkest of The first cob pipes, were not made in eight feet nine Inches to the westerly or eight.minutes, which, by actual . Ob­ upon the village. The Inhabitants had pink roses. Jimmie had only one brief Franklin county. Mo., but a t W arrons- line of a twenty feet wide alley; A nthracite Coal Used Exclusively, Insur­ servation,- is the, gluttonous rate of. dis­ but one gun of sufficient size and thence southerly along the. westerly glimpse, but he remembered quite dis­ burg. Fritz Tibbs, a Gennan cabinet­ patching, a station nieal, I :wbuld have strength to inflict damage, a 32 pound-' line of .said alley, fifty-four feet six ing Cleanliness and Comlor!. tinctly that the blue in her dress and maker, who resided in Warrensbiirg lost two-thirds, of nutriuieht, more. or, for which they had no shot. Tills Inches; thence westerly parallel with in her eyes matched perfectly, likewise in the early, seventies, used to \y hit tie than otie-haif. of taste -and taken on difficult}* w as overcome by the patriot­ the second line,lone hundred and thlr- the pink in her hat and her lips. them out with a jackknife. lie after­ C orrected to O ctober 11, 1903. Now. of course any authority on fash­ twentyrf^ir a hours: ot'd isco m fo rt, po3; ism of tiie housewives, who tore up iy-hvo feet three-inches’ to the place ot : slbly inviting' a cold and creating an w ard , moved to WashlWgtonV Franklin beginning. Being the same premises For New; York leave N. Y: & L. B. ion could have informed Jimmie that carpets from the floors and with strips ‘open door’ for tiny migrating Uiicrpbes county, where he engaged with his conveyed 10 said party of the first II..R. Station, via all rail, 2.17, (Mon­ the vision was most badly dressed for wound the small balls to fit the can- that Were, floating about in my atmos-;. brother in tho manufacture of cob part by deed from said Rose Hyman days exoepted), 6.32, 7.15, 7.45, 8.17' traveling, but to Jimmie “good form” non. . . •' ?' -:?'r ■?"• . a. m., 12.22, 4.20, 7.15 p. m. Sun­ pliere looking for strained tissue o r: pipes a nd beci i m e •' w ealth y .-W a r re n s- ■ arid Nathan Hyman, her husband, was mi; unkuowu quantity. Lie de­ days, 2.17, 7.50 a. m., 4.35, 8.55 p. m. ferm enting 1‘bod in w^hich to build th eir burg (Mo.i Stautitird-Ilerald. ^ bearing even date with these presents, cided that the vision must be a daugh­ Slioot InK C rocodiles .by, .Ln in plight. ■ SECOND L.OT.—Known and desig­ For Newark and Elizabeth (leavo N. disease nests.” V .. * : ter of a railroad president at least, aud In the West Indies crocodiles are of-, nated as lot No. three (3) on a map.of Y. & L..B. R. R. Station), via all Observation proves that you cannot • . ;A Novel Itevcngo. . probably had u million or two in her ten shot at night The’ hunter, with a Ocean Park, N. J., made by F. H. Ken­ rail, 6.32, 7.15, 7.45, 8.17 a. m., 12.22, get more nutriment into your stomach Cook—Yes; my mistress is a priiiia own, right. Having reached this deci­ lantern, sits in a canoe In one of the nedy & Son, (now Bradley Beach) 4.20, 7.16 p. m. Sundays, 7.50 a im ., than salivation prepares, “gulpM though donna and a horrible creature. She sion, he finished the volley of language, creeks.which the crocodiles infest The •treats me like the dirt beneath her feet, Beginning at a point In the easterly 4.35 and 8.55 p. in. you may, but you can. take in a load of crocodiles aro attracted by the light line of the turnpike from Ocean Grove For Newark and Elizabeth (leavo picked up his pencil and resolutely disease ,possibilities in trying to force but' I revenge myself by opening the turned his back on the vislou. and swim toward the Ca noe. Their eyes to Ocean Beach at the - northwest cor­ East Long • Branch Station), via' or evade, proper salivation.—Cooking draw ing' i'oo ni wiii (1 ow w hen she Is not. ner, of lands of-James': A. Bradley; But visions such as Mias Lofona shine out. in the darkness and form at home and -by how ling with •; all liiy M ataw an, 6.00, 6.38, 7.60, 11.45 a. m., d u b . / vv:;-; ;~.y. thenco first easterly along the north­ 3.48, 6.46 p. m. Sundays, 7.20, 4.05 Thomas possess a haunting quality. good targets for. the hunters bullets. might, so that the neighbors uiay thlfik Sometimes a dozen crocodl les are shot erly,line of said’ lands one hundred ' p. m; The ladles’ cabin, so called by courtesy, ■ W omen In .Poland*,-'. her voice is cracked.—FUcgchde Bhvt* • and thirty-five feet ten Inches to a lay a t the other end of the long, narrow*, Polish women are renowned for thefr in a n ig h t twenty feet wide alley.; thence second For Seabrlght (leavo East Long ter. . ?•' ' B ranch S tatio n ), 6.00, 6.38, 7.uU, oval expanse, but Jimmie was thor­ beauty, for the perfection of their northerly along the westerly line of oughly convinced that Miss. Thomas P o e t r y , 11.46 a. m „ 1.30. 3.48, 5.13, 6,46, p. hands and the smallness'of their feet.. HU Quentlon. said alley flfty-four feet six Inches to m. Sundays, i.2o a. m., 4.06 p. m. could see his mud spattered garments Polish IMies maintain that wlien. they “Are you fond of poetry?” asked the "I wiint to ask one more question,” the southeast corner , r of lot No. 2 as ho rushed through his report in young man with curly hair. . said little Frank as lie wnS being put; on said map; thence third along F or E atontow n, 7.32, 10.32 a. m., 2.60. ■shop: in V ienna and show their sm all 3,42, 6.28 p. m. front of the . clerk’s desk. So expedir feet with the high Instep to be fitted “Yes," answered Miss Cayenne: "po­ to bed. ♦. the southerly line of lot Nfo. 2, etry has done a great deal to make life F o r Tom s R iver B arnegat, etc., 10.32 ^tlously did he complete this task that the‘tradesmen exclaim, “Ah, those are “Well." acquiesced the,Jlred woman. westerly one hundred and thirty-two easier. It gives people an*opportunity feet three Inches to the eiistorly line a. m..' 2.50 u. m. "the Rena Stanton had not got under Polish feet!” “When the holes come Id stockings, to use quotations instead of being orig­ of ,said turnpike; thence fourth south­ full headway before Jimmie bolted Into But their pleasure in this distinction what becomes of the piece of stocking For Lakewood, Lakohurst, otc., 10.32 inal and tlresome.’^Exchange. erly along the easterly lino of, said -toils tiny stateroom iu search of the only, Is not so much a matter of personal that was there before, the hole came?” a. m„ 2.60 p. m. , turnpike fifty-four feet seven hnd one-' For Whitings, Vinoland, Bridgeton other, pair of trousers he possessed. vanity as.of satisfaction in the supe­ half inches to the point or place of be­ An Economical W ife. and. Philadelphia, via. Winslow They met at the supper, table, and rior! tj* of anything belonging to their Too Simill.-n Steiilc, ginning. Being‘the same ^ premises He—I can’t send my clothes to the Juction, 10.32 a. in., 2.50 p. m. ^when the meal was over Jimmie thank­ country, for they;lire fervidly patri­ “I’ll match pennies with you.”, snld conveyed to said party of the first tailor’s every time tliey need a button. ed his stars that, after all, he was only otic. '■ the’hungry man In the boarding house pnrt by deed from said Rose Hyman For Atlantic City, 10.32 a. n)., 2.60 p. the,mud clerk. The lady of position rises between 11/ We must economize. Can’t you sew dining room, “to decide whether you nnd Nathan Hyman, her husband, .m . ■. i-: Both the first and second clerk had and 12 in the forenoon and goes to bed on. these suspender buttons yourself? tak e m3’ shaiv of beef or I take yours.”; bearing-even date with these presontB. F o r Freehold, (leave N. Y. 4t L. B. R. desk work before them, -and Jimmie a t 4 o’clock the next raornl.ng. She She—Here, my dear; fasten theni up ,“Nq. thank you." replied the other TMs mortgage being given to sfceuro R. Station),-via Matawan, 8.17 a. m., had only a long, lazy evening on deck, drives froiii oiie visit to another, Jiut in with a hairpin. That will save thread, hungry one.. “ 1 never play for small pnrt of the consideration or purchase 12.22, 4.20 pi m. you know. Viiring which he could show Miss reality she is laboring- ail day: for pub­ steaks.” * • ‘;.l?r^M?? > . money of all the foregoing described W. G. BESLER, V. P. and Geri. Mgr. Thomas the.beauties of his river life. lic, Interests.. Everything, the founding premises, conveyed this day as afore­ Formnl Indeed*. C. M. BURT, Gen. P ass. A g en t There were moments when tUIs pleas­ piP- jd: library, .hospital, a sewing . .The Rroltcn En«r«Kpn»cnt. s a id She—The goyerhnieut’s legislators Felzeii as tho property of Peter B. ure palled, however. Tlfat was when school,, is made to strengthen the Po­ Isabel-Wer»‘n‘t you congenial? seem to be formal mcti.. f Arabella—Not at all. He. made nie Poland, et als. taken in execution at the soft, thin stuff at Miss Thomas' lish cause; Four ladies do not meet on' • tlie tult of Anna.L. OBborne, execu- neck and wrists fluttered with a par­ a charity committee, says George H e—flow 's .that?. Jealous, aiui-1 couldn't make him Jeiil-v ALBERT ROBBINS She—Why.; they will neyer notice a trl/, etc., and to be Bold by ticularly elegant air or the pink roses Braudes/ without taking some meas­ ous.—Detroit Free Press. bill until It had linen introduced.—New O. C. BOGARDUS. Sheriff. In, her hat bent with languid dlgulty ure,, under. tliat innocent pretext, for REAL ESTATE York Times. .?;/■?.?■•■; " • . l 'n inr. . Frank Durand, Sol’r. in ills direction. They seemed to re­ fhe national' benefit : ! ' INSURANCE “How do they get bn together?” . D ated O ctober 31. 1903. J12.G0. wind him that daughters of railroad As a consequence of tills charm and . Enrinu*. ; ' *• '. '‘Famously! They quarrel continual­ presidents with their purple* and* fine spirit, the women of Poland receive Visitor—You luivon’L got half na nice Hotel*.and.(’ottapea for Rent ly. and their quarrels all get Into the linen, which In this instance appeared from the men a courtesy amounting to a ccmctory hero na we Unvp In Elm- OlzoRGR M. B e n n e t t Mortgage Loane in the form of forgotipenht blue and ‘ homage. Meiv ahvays Tise in a . tram , vlllo. newspnpers.’V Ijfe. rose pink, wore not for mud clerks, car to give a lady a seat. At any pub­ Prominent Citizen (of Hnwvlliel— No. even If the latter had flattering pros­ lic place a chair may be. ruthlessly doA I’ve always heard tlmt tlie cemetery Good money Is taithless. It leaves us Painting, pects. He bad about decided to lead sunded of even the most distinguished] Ib the only part of ynnr. town tlmt almost as soon as.w^get It Bad mon­ IN A^L ITS BRANCHES 226 MAIN STREET- u p to ..flic! topic of \ i y family when7 tho official-present, wltli^the,sufficient ex­ bolds o u t any I'lidnctMin'iitH for perm a­ ey, however, sticks by ub to tlie bitter Kate Adams hove In sight,' and they planation, “for a Indy.” nent resldeuts.—Chicago Tribuno. end. - -Baltimore American. ; No, 11 0 I’M k , Av«nae, OCEAN UROVB, N". / . ASBURY PARK. N. J. SATURDAY, D ECEM BER 5, 1903. THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES

tie. had practiced upon her and Mrs. S o u r c e s .'.of C o lo r . ’ Which W»» nil W Ifef Business Directory ;Elkins..'\^^;:;;'.;/;.:; /r';.-.; /' • , ;; An' Interesting enuiiieiailon has beeif A certain, Turk, according to rumor, Professional Cards Mischievous dimples da need , about given .of the sources of color. From was oiice married to a veiled lady in M A R R Y I N G • CIIAS. MUISttkR PROF. WALTER J. MULFORD, tiie corners of jier sweet mouth as she this. It appears that the cochineal' in- w hite in the presence of the sultan. . As Pianos; and OrganH it** pa I rod, Tuijed and 'sects furnish. the 'gorgeous carmine,' soon as the ceremony was concluded raised her head froni ills shoulder. . .Kevari'ilfihedd. a' hpeelalty > 104 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove : A T I T f c E ; • “Tonj^Carringtou,” she cried gleeful­ crimson;..scarlet carmine anil purple the bride mysteriously disappeared. . 71 Houth Main Street, Asbliry J’nrk ly and* to his great consteriiailoii*. “t lakes; the octopus gives'Sepia— that .Is, Tiie groom* w as led Jhtd. lib adjoining ; By Fraink Leslie Bowen .. KMI’IiOYMKNT okvick Toacbcr of Piano, Organ and Singing knew who you were the moment I saw the Inky fluid which the creature dis­ room, where stood twelve ludies ail; • • H; Oey, ]>rt'»pri.-ior ‘ . Copyright,lm,ity T. C. AlcClure ’ you there , in Breslau I ■■ A schoolgirl of charges in order to mnder the water dressed in w hite, but. w ithout Veils.. Best Help FurniHhrnl. M» Ip nlwnyj* on Im'iid. ; Send for Terms, 'ry?r\f*ViyryryYif'yivy'Vfi? fifteen never forgets, a young man she opaque win; 11 attacked; tiie Indian yel­ “ Chpose from tiie twelve,” exclaimed fiOt* Main HC , ncHr Munroe, AsNiirj Partt low comes from the camel; ivory chips SA1CUKL A. PATTERSON, , •• meets, particularly if. he is a—a—well, , the sovereign, "her that is your bride.” U. U.ZNCIIARIAH . ■ produce the Ivory black and hnne:bla.ck;> ' Counaelor-at-law, rather good ' looking follow. X knew As the mail had never seen her face the Aulotnohlien stored.and repiilred, iawn inow- Gerald Elkins was seriously disturb­ the exquisite Prussian blue comes from R oom a 4. 5, fl. Monmouth RuildlnK. As- you were not ‘Lord Carnleigh.’ I don’t command bewildered him. "If you .ersground. Bleye!”4* r<*paJr^d. C. H. Z»»i*lc btiry Park, N J. fusing horses" hoofs and pigs’ lilood; itrhiH, T£i Mat' Isuij v\,sUury Park. 'Plm ne ed over his mother’s cold Jjiooded pur­ believe I should have learned to like make.a mistake/'- aild^fl his majesty, IJOF. .• Nolar>' Public. pose to secure a titled son-in-law. He you' so well If you. had: been. I have tilue black comes from the etui rcoal of “your Jlfe shall pay-tiie forfeit.” The : M’lNTVUl'i’H . v . Acknowledgmenta taken for all states. loved his sparkling, vlvaoloUs, warm; grown' prejudiced against titles since the‘ •yluo : stock; Turkey red Is made poor man walked up and down the row CommlHslorier of Deeds for New York ■ ;Pliie O mfectUinory a- d jc[e Greain and Pennsylvania. h earted sister, and his ;^oul. w as in re­ I •have b6en in Europe. .Of course, .1 from the madder plant, which grows hi of,beauties, but, saw ndtliliig whatever Ilindoostaxi;; tiie yellow sap of a:,.Sia­ Cookmuii »iivenu ,w ia r Bonil iitreel. volt at tlie idea of forcing her to make forgive you, you bad, deceitful fellow, to aid his ciiotce. “You • hiive only, a : Asliury .f’arki N;.fi • 'ERNEST N. WOOLSTON, mese tree produces ftriui boge; raw sien­ minute left,'-' yeiied the sultan In ange'r; a loveless marriage. .V ’■ ’• ■ but I can’t say what mamma will .do/' CommlHHlonpr of . Deeds for New Jersoy “Mamma” -did Just what Tom antici­ na,is the natural earth from tiie neigh­ “choose at once.” Ten of the ladies, he C. K. IIli!lIMKN\Vd: 1#7 Asbtiry Park when' inspiration came;to. him in. the that he.had been guilty of an atrocious Ink is made from burned camphor: pthor:smiied. . ::‘‘The ; fr.6wiVing^ o n e/' he . ; OCEAN GROVE, N* J. , person of Tom Carrington, a former hoax in passing • as Lord. Carnleigh. mastic is made from the gum of the thought/ ‘‘Is my b rid e ;fo r siie*:express-, UASWKLL’S JliW^BIiltY HTOltE • •.. AcknowledBmontfl taken for all statos. ,6rie^'nif4hp/lnri!eHt:lhvtiic W.tatd: . ; college chum; ''' ■ Apologies availed' him naught.' Even inastie tree, .which grows iu tlje ; Gre­ os - her ' displeasure and Impatience at After the first greetings Gerald cian archipelago; - bistre is the .soot Of uiy igiiornnce.. “No,” lie said to hlm- ) Ma ttl sori .a ve rVvuv, A nb u ry. Pa rki N., ,1; DR. W. I. THOMPSON,, when Qeraid broke In and attempted . ■; ea r . Po,f> to ill ee • • - •; . / • Dental Surgeon, ..Wood a sties; v pry1 little ultrnni aV ihe, o b- ;self, “it must, be. the smiling one, for dragged his friend into a quiet corner to. assum e responsibility for the. whoie- Successor to Dr. G. B. Herbert, tained from the precious Vapis lazuli,, is . . . . ‘ . AUGU;ST ; and immediately began to unfold his affair and to explain that Carrington she desires to Invite mo to her.” After C08 CookmtLn avenuo, Asbury Park, N. J. ..brilliant scheme.. ; , V.;'. was rich and really connected with a. found In the m a rk e t debating, the subject In his mind until Dealer In Boob?, B h oes Hlippers and RubherH tor ladle# «entlem«n and children. t;uslom Over Chadwick's drug store. “Tom; olh-man, yon,are. still single noble English family, Mrs. Elkins' his time Was up".lie boldly made a se­ .bootatid slini-maktr, Xlcpjilring In all IU Ofllcq hours, '9 a. ra. to 5.p. irt. and heart free, aren't you ?,r wrath was not abated one jot. In a GcttinK Rld .of the Acid. " lection from the two. Ho was success­ branclic-H. 13-15'S. M ain tfu. Anbury Pur/t. An exploring expedition in a remote BYRON L. RHOMB, The other nodded In mild surprise. ’ storm of passion she ordered the young ful. He had regained Ills bride. Which EM PUJ VM IS NT O KFIf.’IC DENTIST. ‘'Good! : I didn't know but that you man to.leave ber apartments aud never, part of China had a queer experience, was she, thd one who frowned or the . FurnlHbed.rooms let Anbury Park and Oceaji Grove Bank had met your fate during the three again to Intrude his presence on her or Which one of the party thus relates: “A one who smiled? .Board by the .day or woek . building, comer Main street and years you've spent In; England. Do you her daughter. large bottle of carbolic acid 'had been Mra. M. M cNair, 01 S outh'M ain .Street broken iiisldo its. wooden case. W eex-; Mattlson avo., Asbury Park. know;., tiie sight of you put;a queer There was a conference that evening; Tbe Vault of St. Mlclmn’a. hausted our Ingenuity in hopeless ef­ M. L. BAMMAN Ofllco hours, 9 a. m. to E p. ra. jdea Into my head. You remember my between Gerald and Tom at; another The most Interesting place of pilgrim­ Our-Grorot*. Gor. lUillroad Bfiuareund Malii . little sister, Elnore? You saw her once: fort to unscrew' the coven- We feared fltrect, Asbuiy: Pars, la the . plaeeto And r<>- DR. A. 8. BURTON, Berlin hotel, with the result that the age in Dublin Is St.. Michan’s church, liable Roodrt in variety a t »maU price. about six years ago. She was .only a. next m'orning,: long before the hour of. .to carry it farther, as the burning tears Where the organ Is still tQ be seen upon Come and loo, DENTIST, distilled by It destroyed everytliing little girl of fifteen then, but I ^remem­ •Mrs. Elkins' awakening/ Elnore stole which Handel Is said to have composed Successor to Burton Brothers, ber you said you thought her deucedly they touched. -We dared not throw It . W. H. OAItTER, BAKEH out; of lier room. She was dressed for his “Messiah/' In the graveyard Is the 163 M ain atr«f»t, An*>ury Park. Old reliable 06 Cookman avenue, Asbury Paxk. traveling. Gera id and Carrington. m'et aside lest the unsophisticated ■heathen pretty/-. :■ ' v- ' v last resting • piace of Itobert Emmet, Hlore. Establluned U'-tolH, oottasca and Hours—9 a; m. to B p. m. The other’s brown syes kindled at. the her in the lobby, and all three entered should drink it as a ; cheering or me­ and the vault of St. Mlclian’s provides private In ml He* auppllod ‘ Caken Iced aud'<»r- dicinal beverage. /W e had no time to namented, Bpedlal attenilon p*td to partlOi recollection. # . ' a waiting cab. V: ’ a more grewsome thrill 'than the and weddln«K. DAVID HARVEY, JR., “Well, of course she is a young lady Two hours later ;Mrs. Elkins’ French Wait and empty It, as the /fatal fluid morgue.. The sexton lifts an iron door Counselor-at-Law, now, and, if I do say it; .one of the would only trickle drop by drop through Monmouth Building, Asbury Park. maid brought a large square envelope a n it descends ?. few rude steps, carry­ Commissioner of Deeds of New York and loveliest girls that you’ll meet in many to her bedside. On both envelope and a chink which had been cautiously ; ing, a light, without which the place and laboriously excavated;'wltly a blunt, 6 6 Pennsylvania Acknowledgments token a day’s travel. Most unfortunately, paper was the Weldon crest. Her as­ Wopld be pitch dark. You follow and for all statee. mother has determined to marry El­ tonished eyes read the following linen: hunting knife. What were we. to do? find yourself in a narrow passage, from GEO. L. D. TOMPKINS. D. D. B., nore off to some duffer with a title, and Degrading; as the confession must ap­ which cell-iike recesses belonging to ; . My.Dear Madam—I humbly beseech your pear, we had to deposit the torpedo. In- DENTIST, she’s badgering the life out of the poor pardon-for.defying your.commands, but.I differeht- farhilles branch off; W hether R o o m s 1, S, t, i , Postofllce Building, tiie middle Of .; thfi yard and throw' Asbury Paxk, N. J. girl about It. So far Elnore has turned have obeyed the dictates of ray heart, arid; it is owing to the extreme dryness of this morning: at • &:30 o'clock. In the pres­ bricks at it until it w^s smashed/' l : Office Hours: H a. m. to 6 p. m. down all the lords, counts, et cetera, ence of your son- and my private secre­ * the au rroii ndl n gs or to Borne mysterious 9 9 Gas Administered. Telephone, 87-P. for, thouc'./ she snyS she is willing to tary, Mr. Holcomb^ at the Fourth Luther­ property of the place, the process of de­ Opnlii of ynrlonB Defirreor*. WILLrAM H. CARMAN. marry one provided she loves him, she an church, your daughter and I were mar- cay has’ beeu arrested, and tiie features, .'ried.f.'; • ... ' There are several varieties of opals Licensed Architect and Builder. draws the line at the half baked speci­ of persons dead for two centuries may Office: Main avenue, next to Ansoclatlon : We start at once on our wedding trip, and there fore several degrees of merit. will not do for the progressive Building. Realdenoe: 103 Embury Ave. mens of nobility that the mater has and after d few weeks !ln. Italy arid be recognized from authentic portraits. The precious or noble- or oriental opal Plans and eatlmatee promptly furnished. sprung on her. I want you to come to France we shall proceed directly to Castle Perhaps the strangest thing about the business man who advertises, Is the. supreme. This has all the col­ the rescue, Tom. Go in and win the . Weldon; England; my country seat.- vault Is the fact that, apart from the (and a business man who DR. TT-IOMAS H. PRATT. The countess sends her love and a most ors. and when these colors are broken little sister yourself and save her from iveird sensation, there is nothing offen­ Dontlat, Clayton building, W0 Cooknmn earnest .plea for forglveheas. In which I into spangles i t Is then callt^d. the does not advertise is surely avenuo. Aabury Park, N. J. Neutralaln. the titled fortune hunters. You’ll fall heartily'- Join.. She also was deceived, an Improved local anaesthetic or dontni harlequin opal Then comes tiie fire sive In the flurroundings.—Ix)ndon Tat- in love with her, I’ll wager my head. basely deceived, and .did not learn; the ler. not progressive.) A b rig h t Koj administered before the extraction of My plan Is to introduce you to mother truth until she saw my signature on the cipai, or glrasole, with hyacinth red' teoth. Hours 9 to 9. marriage register. You see. I was not man knows that poorly print­ arjd Elnore as an English nobleman and yeiiow reflection. The former DR. A- R. TODD, Lord Carnleigh, but the Earl of Weldon, • A Thrifty Orlda/. ed. stationery, circulars or cat­ whom I met a couple of years ago In my father,;^ who died more : than: a year, comes from Hungary and the latter “It’s a pity/’ said the man in the U Central Ava, rear Young Peoplo'a from • Mexico, The common, or semi- Temple. Ocean Grove. England. I remember you once told me ago, having unexpectedly-succeeded to the rough brown suit “that Johnson mar­ alogues will do more harm Oflioe B o u rn u n til 10.00 a . m ., 1 to 3, 0 to title only a few weeks before his death.. opals., are nonopalescent. The bydro- 8 p . m your father was an Englishman and . 1 need not add,; I am sure, how very ried at the very beginning of his busi­ than good. As no one wishes distantly related to the Earl of Wel­ phhne.. or oculus mundl, is nontrans­ great pleasure we take In extending an: ness-career. I am afraid that young to deal with a slovenly shop­ DR. S. T. SLOCUM, don. That’s what made me think of .invitation to you,- your husband, and to parent, blit becomes so by immersion Wife of his, with her love for, pretty Dentist, »H Main etreet, Aabury Park, my dear .frifend, Gerald, to pay us a long in water or a ny tra nsparent fl uId, The N. J. Oror ^Ilan Rose* real estate offlco, the plan. Of course, having only seen clothes, will be a milistone around his keeper, so there is no.induce­ visit at Castle Weldon after June l; With cactialong Is nearly opaque and of a opposite railroad station. Gas administer- you once for a few miuuteB years ago, deepest regards, WELDON. ■ne'ck.V ■/ • ment to purchase goods of a od. Elnore won’t remember you. Join our bluish white color. The hyalite is “Don't you believe it She’ll make colorless, pellucid and White. The opal man who tries to. sell, them party for the-next two months while Fftciad Reiem bluoe. him president of r . bank one1 of these we are doing Germany and Austria. “Physiologists tell- uis,”. observed a jasper, or wood opal, Is the petrifaction days,” said the man in the new derby, through the medium of cheap of. wood, opalescent but without the P e r r i n e & What.do you think of it?” well known lawyer the other day, “that w ho had been spending th e week oivi printing of the back-number “ F o r heaven’s Bake, Elkins, a re you no two faces are exactly alike, and 1 * coloring wblcb makes the “noble” gem a t th e sm all suburban ho;m* of iht* kind. serious?” the other gasped. think they are correct. althbugh we of­ so precious. • .; ; aforementioned Johnson. “Rvf>:*y iowel JACKSON “Never more so in my life:” ten hear of one person being-the - exact and napkin I saw 1 u th e hou,<<* had the “ But your, sister! You are not con­ linage of another. That this .Is largely JapaucNe Paatime*. name of some hotel stamped on it and What you need to bring sidering whether she will like mo or a matter of imagination can be proved In Japan to get up parties to behold so did the spoons, by *Jovel, She had iii orders . not. Then think of the position It by investigation. For' example- I have the freshly fallen snow or the cherry gathered them. up on their wedding would put me iu. Sho would despise In my. office a clerk who is constantly blossoms or the; maple trees In their journey/—New York Press. ~ is some of the kind of print­ me when she discovered, what a trick mlstalien for myself. Severa 1 people autumnal glory or to go to tiie flower FRESH STOCK shows is a b de rig u e u r; as are our diri- ing that is neat; attractive and I had played on her.” say he resembles itne bo closely, th a t. I ■■■’. The Democratic Apple, ners, cotillons and theater parties: artistic. People appreciate prohpt SERvicn “Oh, she’ll like you all right, and you must he joking when I deny the rela- A southern editor says this; In praise Mushroom hunting is a fashionable can tell her the truth when you pro­ tionship. In order to ascertain how of the apple? “The apple Is the most such, more sp now than ever, PREB DELIVERY pastime, while in the house harp play­ pose. You need not care what the. oth­ much reason there w:as for these state­ democratic of all fruits. The- pome­ ing, verse writing, embroidering and and rally around the man! who ers think so long as dad and I are sat­ ments I took tiie fellow to a photogra­ granate is priestly, the grape Is royal, tea drinking are the most absorbing N o . 1 3 5 Meek Avenue isfied, and’ 1 can vouch for th e gov-, pher's one dny last week, and we both the orange is luxurious, the peach and is wise in choosing his printer. occupations. The most pretentions en­ cmor’s views. At any rate, as long as had our pictures taken together, and pear are plutocratic, but the apple be­ ('or. Whltflfleld tertainment is the tea ceremony. It is Tho«e who want the .but. In you are in the party mother won't be I would defy any one to point out a- longs to the populace. It 1b symbolic printing cau gel itat very formal, and there Is much elab­ 1M/Earv w. J. inflicting, any more of these fossilized single point of resemblance, of-the country store and the corner gro-. orate performance connected 'wltli It and Impecunious nobles on the poor “My clerk, however, Regards the eery; It: breathes the free spirit of the The Times Printing House difficult for h foreigner to comprehend. girl.” matter as a good Joke, and I■ half sus­ American township and .village. It —Good Housekeeping. There was a peculiar twinkle in Car­ pect tbat he acknowledges relationship has a Uavor of old New England arid On Main avenue rington's eyes, and be gazed medita-i in a good many cases intentionally so yet a ptiugehcy as of the south and 1;. Gum ciiewlng. tivcly at the opposite wall a full'min­ as to cause complications. I have middle west, it is Adld, . palatablej In the town of Ocean Grove : “To chew gum for five or ten min- ute before answering. ' shown’the photograph to several peo­ nourishing dud Vproiuotiy^ff^good fel­ ute^ after a meal; la'; absolutely’: bene­ “I’ll do It/’ lie said briefly as he ple who have made the mistake, but.it lowship and long life/’ • swung around. “You may introduce has no influence upon them whatever, ficial/:' said.a physician, “especially for 101 pbotocftaTOstjcafctr ' hasty'eaters, who do ;not half .mastl- We Want to Give You • os pafmitawllty. Tw have book.' me as Lord Carnlclgh. the courtesy and it Is impossible to convince them : Oriental, Huff Dyes. title of the . heir apparent of the Earl against their will/’—New York Mail ciite tlieli* food; b ecause; the aet’ioh ;o f; the jaw s causes tiie; gastric juices to In his monograph,. “The Oriental- What You Want to Get of Weldon.” and.Express; Rug/’ Mn W. D. Ellwanger, writing Tom Carrington was tall and broad flow; anil that is good. But so few In exchange or cash for the ^ ; • DlHraell’#. Iiovea.i people can use and not abuse it. Tliey On'the crucial matter of the dyes used, shouldered, with polished; manners of ; IiiJills young days D israeli -fiiii under, says:-■: "•": exact value of your a man of the world. Mrs. Elkins was get the gum in their mouths and keep the: spell of the “gorgdous' Lady Bless-. at.it till they -fairly dry up the saliva “One expert, Armenian has a sure in n flutter of ecstasy that evening .as in'gton” ; ito \('hom lie wrote letters test for mineral dyes- in his tongue., Old Gold and Silver Opposite U . S . Patent Offlo© v her son presented .to .her “my Lord. suppiy, • bring, oil a headache and get. breath I ngso met b Ing more than friend­ generally uervoiis. This will cause iu- When; In doubt he'cuts a bit of wool . - Also full line of'Watches W ASHINGTON, D. C, Carnleigh, heir apparent of the Earl from the rug, nibbles it a minute or so i^VVVVAAA-VVVVVVVVVVVVVWV* ship. For' example, in 1S34: . ' Jew elry and Diamonds of Weldon, Castle Weldoii, Sussex, Eng­ digestloii.”^^v; v; -V: • ' and then pronounces his sure verdict. -1 was so sorry, to leave London without • W atches and Jewolry repaired land, a gentleman whom I met, two being a moment alone with you; hut, al­ . wonderful rBlrd PltBUt. ; But the .test is a delicate one, and the years ago in England,” the last state­ though'I canie to the opera the last night The most wonderful bird flight rioted fruit of knowledge is presumably bit­ ment, at least, being a literal truth. on purpose; fate was against us, " L did Is the- migratory achleveinenf of. the, te r /’ '•' : r Elnore’s face bore a look of doubting n o t , reach^-ithla'--.'place until. Sun day,1 yery MORRIS L. WEINSTEIN III. indeed from the- pangs ofjparting.In­ .yirglnia plover, which leaves the north­ T h e surprise as her eyes first rested on the deed'If eCl as 'desolate as ii ghost, and I ern haunts In North America, and, tak­ The price Thins: He Said. 62s Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park clear cut features of “my lord,” and -do not think that I' ever ,shall be able to ing a course down the Atlantic, usually •“I’m n o t1 given to-tlattery,” drawled the hitter's quick glance caught it. It •settle/ to: anything again. . - It Is a great Mr. Stay late. “I don’t make a point to TAILOR shame, when people are happy together, from 400 to 500 miles, east of the Ber- . worried him a bit, but lie soon , forgot say nice tilings to girl.s’W .7 that they should be ever separated, but it mudaSj; reaches' the; coast o f; Brazil - in Otto A . Spies 018 M ottlson Avo., o ear P. O. it in blissful . .enjoyment of" her so­ seems the great object of all human legis­ one; unbroken flight of fifteen hours, .•“No? I’m sure that Was:a nice thing lation that people should never bo happy 6 O9 Main Street Aabury Park ciety. . ’ covering a distance Of 3.200 miles at'the you said to me. earlier In the evening,” ‘■■‘“By. George!” he exclaimed as he to g eth e r .’ replied Miss Bord, with a yawn. “Dyspepsia,” be writes a few months rate of four miles a. minute. Asbury Park, New Jersey Makes a specialty of altering, repair­ paced up and down' his own room VWhnt was that?” ing, eteara scouring, dry cloanlng and later, “always, makes ine wish for a later In the, evening. “Gerald was not “You. remarked that you didn’t, have P. O. Box 833 ’ pressing ladles' and gantlamon’B gar- civil war. In the meantime I .amuse ■•'.i-: CSPttiris Dnck. : a bit too partlal ln his praise of her. ' “Gee, nol”.exclaimed the pretty cash long to stay, you know/’—Philadelphia roents. Goods called for and ilullvor- She’s, the hundso'mest, brightest, most myself by cdunty pojltlcs/' Four years; Ledger. / v';. ■ Upholsterer ed. Mall orders promptly attended to. afterward “dearest Lady 'Blcssingtbn”. girl.' ‘ -I don’tw an t notbln’ to do with. adorable little girl I’ve ever.met I’m you. .;I wouldn’t mari’y you !f you was not sorry I entered Into his plot now. liad . become ‘!my dear; lady/’r but- the ; ;V:' l/n a t m n lic d ...... i,.. And Interior Qecorator friendship; lasted /after bis.- marriage the last man on . earth. Is that plain, I’ll carry It through and win Tier, if I Irate Patient^-I want you to get out ‘Svith my dear Mary Anue, ;wtio l am enough English, for you ?”. .;V‘'. < • DISBROW'S can .” of here and never darken my door sure w 111 be delighted by finding her- “It is certainly- plain enough/' said Carrlngtou’s c o u r ts h ip of Elnore dur­ again. If 1; laid a sick cat I wouldn’t Carpets flttcd anil.relnid. SlmddB, cur- self,: under a roof that- has-Vproved;to • :tho mortified bookkeeper, ‘‘but it isn*t ing the next few weeks was| of the send for you! tiiliis «nd..(lniperio 0. Wall eoveriug. TOOTH WA8H me lit a 11 ' times so-hospitabie; and de­ English/'--rChlcago Tribune; most Industrious and persistent char­ Imperturbable Pbyslclan—Of course Miittressesr.^enovnted. My motto Is For Cloautag and Pramm'ng tfla voted.”—Meyuell’s Biography of Dis- prompt dolivorj’. - ' ' " acter. Gerald smil^7“llf&. lit* 'jo e fc pbr" 11 WlS tfrtifiiii^Ruc Apiilegate, Two more or less startling declara­ Sewer system is ftnlslied tainlhg. thq^-TTTTimes, Trenton. .' . erty 'ftnd'-the piiBuIt o f '■ - 'Dl: Hoagland, Charles Chamberlain, J. E. QUINN, E ditor —stamp him as a man deserving H. H. Bunting, w. B. Tonkins, Charles tions were made at the McKinley and' benso will be high enough, without E. N. WOOL8TON BUSINESS MANAQCfl SUPERFLUITY OF TRUSTEES. / the full confidence of the great Hires', O. H. Tompkins, J. N. Moore, Roosevelt Club’s banquet in Ocean any additional frills. A disposal plant American, people. Our firm con- Sr„ ,D. Ws Reynolds, Daniel C. Covert, Grove the other evening. Tliey were would double the cost, Counselor Pat­ The new school law may Ifaye some . victlon Is that this country, under J. N. Moore, Jr., Dr. A. R. Todd, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY terson's report to the Township Com­ commendable features; ' It'., certainly the .leadership of bur matchless .' Charles Welsh, J. B. Warner, S. D. made by Judge Heisley., One had to has some objectionable ones. The MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GBOVe mittee on Monday night made it clear president, will have four years Woolley. H. E. Tilton. .do with 'the Judge himself—that - he provision requiring a board of j nine more of unbroken prosperity. And The dining-room was tastefully had retired from. active participation that an outlet, could be. secured, even trustees for a school district like Key- be It further docorated with flags, banners and Enterod at the postofllce at Ocean Grovo, If lands of adjacent municipalities had port is. for instance, an - absurdity. Resolved, That in the choice of palms, the club embloms being promi­ Now Jersey. a« second-cluss matter. in' politics^ .The other \ declaration; to bo taken- for the purpose iii view. Five inembers as lie i?e to fore .was hi ore a candidate for the presidential nently displayed In the decorations. and the more important, was that a than .sufilclent, • If anything—:three Of course’ these iands can only: be tak­ • nomination by the next .Republi­ Wortman’s orchestra played during political boss was absolutely essential would not be overburdened with the can National convention we, the the evening. Messrs. George- F. .Rai- TO COR flESrON DENTS—^Vc shall bo to . the. success of any party—aye, eyen en ,by purchase or condemnation prdf. duties required—but the increase to glad to roi.uivo Items of news and com­ .members of this club, do here arid . nea •, Harry G. Shreve, E. N. Wool- the Republicans of Monmouth county. ceedings. Naturally the outlet would nine may create a cumbersome ana un­ now publicly record our prefer- ■ ston, Frank Tantum, Captnin L. Rai­ munications on subjects of Interest to wieldy body.:. For districts having this community. AVrlte-only on one side To the'.average voter the very, thought be a t th e ocean. J u s t w h at ro u te Will once for the foremost American of near, William' Moran and John M. Dey of the sheet. several : schools, like the Raritan .town- his day—Theodore Roosevelt. comprised the reception committee. of a political • boss may: be / repugnant, be taken to reach the ocean remains ship) district, for Instance, nine meth- . Tho full mune and address of the writer to be determined liy .the engineer and Surrounding Chairman J. C.: Patter-, The club members met at their head­ y nhouid accompany all communl'catlpria, it may even nauseate some) timid bers may not be , too many, but in a son at' the, table's were Judge HelBlcy. quarters In the Clarendon building ^-hot' necessary; for pu blicaUon, • but as.. a stomach s.' ..Nevertheless,: the fact \ re­ the- conimission ■ yet to be^ appointed. compact district with orilv one school, Senator Brown, 'William A. Berry, Dr. and proceeded to tho Alaska House In giiarantee o t good faith/ Arionympus lot- We do not believe the 'township; au­ like Key port, .*• nine trustees • are a James F. Ackerman. Rev. S.l H. C; a body. The line of march was Il­ ^f£tere;w lll'not be noticed." mains that a party without n head^- superfluity.-—-Enterprise,' Keyport. sotrte one man to. inteliigeiitly direijt thorities' in' thei light of a clear un­ Smith, John Dey, Otis Lee, Township lum inated w ith red (Ire. Treasurer T. Nelson LIllagore,: Rev.* ; its "movements, toisslie: oRfler8 and to derstanding of the law relating to out­ .... SUBSCllIPTIpN ;.RATE . ^ RURAL' AID TO GOOD ROADS/- William T. Abbott, John Seger, Wil­ see that those orders .are, carried out lets, will favor spending $25*000 or liam Moran, E. 1 N. WoolBton, Frank Count) Agriculturists .... - idnQ: [year.'.v.' 1 i. ,.$1.00 W il 1 i am E i, A rid r ew, who wilUbe re­ . Six month's;';;..: i ;v.V.. ; . • • <60 —is’ very like a ship without a helms­ $30,000 for a disposal plant. • Tantum, Township Treasurer II, G. membered as an occasional candidate The annual meeting of the- Mon­ f-si Three months.,.'.;V/.V'i. A 4.'Uv.’ Shreve, D, D. Peals, Crawford Mason, mouth county Board ot Agriculture man to keep it off the rocks, and guide for State Senator at. Diemocratic.county " :sin61o;;c«i>legi"3 cents. - Reuben Norris, James , Prldham; Wil­ was recently held at Freehold. Tho it safely into port. A “political boss” Governor Murphy Is at worlt on his conventions, it, Is said, is leaving no liam , Schwartz, Township Clerk G. F. stone unturned to.secure the appoint­ jelectlon resulted as follows: is only a synonym • for a party leader, 'message; and in- it he will urge that an Rainear, Stephen Christian, Postmast­ President—John R. Parker.. SATURDAY. DECEM BER 5, 1003. ment of coimty supervisor of roads, an the recognized head of the party or­ appropriation be made for the tuber­ er W. H. Hamilton, George C. Prld­ Vice President—D. Augustus Van- office-which some one has-discovered' ganization, or machine, as it . is fre­ culosis sanitarium; It is. said that he ham, Samuel A. Reeves, H. C. Farrell, derveer. Is provided; for in the State road law, D. L. Ryno, Thoriias Martin, John L. * SOUR GRAPHS quently and hot inappropriately Called. Wili, also recommend amendments ]to the necessity for which la not,-yet Treasurer—John B. Conovor. . HesBe, Howard , Guyer, Edmund Executive Committee—John H. De­ •10 be a party leader,, a "political boss” the primary law and the consolidation quite app aren t, how ever, In Moji^ Thompson, Ezekiel Vann, Lawrence'D. The esteemed Dally Press. In Its motith. If the necessity for it can be nise, W illiam H. Reid, H olm es V. M. if you will, one need not necessarily of the bureau of labor' statistics, the Fogg, Fred Heale, L. J. Kilbride, C. D ennis. lame attempt to incite discord among demonstrated, perhaps State ' 1 Road render himself unduly obnoxious to department of workshop inspection W. Wilson, .Jr., J. E. Quinn, ,J. T. D. D. Deriise was elected a delegate the Republicans who were not present Superintendent Budd could not do bet­ Gracey, E. J. Hiiridley, J. A. Hood, J. the party’s adherents nor-hold himself auti the board of arbitration. If this ter than- consult' the county board of to the State, Board of Agriculture for • at the banquet of the McKinloy and T1 French, Isaac Huyler, D; S. Reeves, ,two years, D. Augustus Yanderveer open to the opprobrium of the support­ is-accomplished. It is said that Winton agriculture before he makes, his ap­ Roosevelt Club, has entirely overshot John Vancleve, Mark Clayton, Ezra and John R. Parker were elected dele1 ers of the opposition party.. He can be C.. Garrison, of Newark, the present pointment The report of the discus­ ■ Packer, William Macdonald, Henry D., the mark. Now that the Press has sion of that, body at its meeting last gateB to tho State Horticultural So. firm without being tyrannical; firm­ chief of the bureau-of labor statistics, Chamberlain, Charles ^Matthews, Jas. clety. opened tho.subject a word of explana­ Week should, engage the attention jhot O’Brien, William ’ Charles; Charles ness is’a quality much nfeeded by a wili b e placed in charge of -.the new tion may be timely. In former years only of farmers but othors interested Yetman, Benjamin,. Mason, Howard leader >il he is. to lead successfully. He in good roads.—Transcript, Freehold; Pioneers' Annual Banqunl the club entertained as many of the department. ■ Asay, Fred Smith , 1 Alonzo Severs,: Asbury Park leaders and others as it can' be poltlcally courageous without James, Ascher, Titian P. Summers, Jr., At tile annual banquet of the Pio­ being politically foolhardy; courage Is George Coopey, Harry’ Reeves, Lin­ neers’ Association of Asbury Park and was possible to accommodate. Where A flattering call to a flourishing inherent in every leader worthy, of SPEAKERS URGE coln Wright, Oharlos Prldham, John Ocean Grove on Wcdnosday evening to draw the iino on the invitations church in Newark has been declined R. Cripps, Charles Tonak, A. Hufnal, thirteen of the Original settlers were that title. He can harmonize the ■ . was a problem that confronted the by the Rev. "Walter Austin Wagner, of ’ihomas Heale, John Emory, Walter present. This function was held at party’s, interests without antagonizing ORGANIZATION club every time it gave a banquet. Asbury jPark. Mr.. Wagner believes J. Mulford, J. Walter Fields. William tho Marlborough Hotel. Warren the party’s supporters; want of: har-. (Continued from first page.) Lane, John Rich, R. H. Kuder, Joseph Brown, of Ocean Grovo, Is tho presi­ Certainly this club can not be.expected that his; services ;are needed in the moriy is paramount to defeat. He can wister, William E. Hurford, F. E. Ed­ dent arid oldest member of tho asso­ •‘ to.feed all of the Republicans In Mon- Park. That is his sole reason for. de­ wards, Wesley B. Stout, Samuel Shinn, ciation. fit: every neck With a party collar that .V . mouth county and of the State of clining to make what would no doubt "The name of this club.,'the names will not chafe, unite warring factions, New Jersey. It was to avoid the very prove for him an advantageotis change- ;of McKinley and Roosevelt, ‘are a heal the scars' of party conflict, bind thing which the Pr03s charges—snub­ Such self sacrifice is indeed rat*e in ■power, even though one sleeps silent­ tip political bruises and pour upon ly,” said' the- Rev.: •.William T. Abbott: bing good Republicans-that this year these days, when the generally accept­ them the healing balm extracted from "The two together were-the greatest ' It was resolved to limit the attendance ed motto of the great American peopre combination that ever stood at the devotion to principle^-fealty. He can bargains in • strictly to club members and the sev­ is, “We’re oht fbr, the coin.” ' We ^ott head of this nation.” Mr. Abbott, well do air this and much more—if he be eral speakers. The banquet, we say our hat to Mr. Wagner. , versed on tho subject, as was ov- to the esteemed Press, had no po­ the right man> a man who possesses the denced by his speecH, paid a glowing love and obedience, of every believer tribute to tho lamented McKinloy as a litical significance other than to bring soldier, as a statesman, and as a Chrii- %Sale Grover Cleveland has publicly an- the cJub members together to r a good in the principles of his own party, and tlan. “And when It comes to Teddy” nounced Ills Intention not to' accept ,a« time socially and to assure a continu­ can 'command the respect of thpse of he said, ‘‘you expect the greatest ' l, ! • - nomination for President ot the United ance of that same old Republican ma- Opposite faith;, one whose rule is abso­ things from him. He's a fighter from S ta te s. “My d eterm ination n o t to do, way back. He will be found fighting • jorlty in the first district, which is one lute; whose honor is unquestioned, so is unalterable and conclusive,V ho In the next campaign, makln? his i n- of “the queer things of Ocean Grove,” whose promise is a surety, .whose slaughts and charges. The great fish­ declares. ■ With the cx-Preslderit out of j u r e J n s u r a n e e as the Press phrases it. The McKin- mere Word is a bend, Given such a erman (Cleveland) has retired from, the way it Is believed that . Alton B;v ■ ley, and Roosevelt Club has paid every leader Republican success is assured the political field, so there’ll'be some­ Parker, Chief Judge of the New York one else for Teddy to charge.” ‘ Mr. respect and shown every courtesy in in Monmouth county next. fall. This J^owest R ates was Intim ated by. Judge H eisley in his Court of Appeals, is now the strongest.! Abbott, too, went buck to the early his­ ' past years to the leaders in Asbury tory of the Republican party to tell of • * * • '1 ’*»*?• ’• ■ • • * and most available candidate for the Park and the township by entertaining speech at the banquet He had no par­ some of Its more notable achieve­ rank and (lie of Democracy. ' them at its banquets. The leaders of ticular person to recommend^ although ments In tho flrBt days. Coniine on down to later times he outlined In a Asbury Park, and of the township, as the name of Joseph McDermott slip­ ped from his tongue in running over .magnificent manner the development well as of Monmouth county and the of this country under tfie rule of the > /ickhowUdgmtnts'taken for alt states. State, of Now Jersey, are free to or- the situation and defining the position Republican party, “tynder the Repub- — ganlze a club, or clubs, and havn a of the Republican party. There need Hfcan par{y,” he said, “we have seen greater development than ever bofore. '/•.I ‘Y(t * *'.**'i banquet, or as many banquets as they be no fear that / the' Republicans In this county are without a man wh Is :an influential social stimulus to a great reformer. Sometimes. It re­ at the recent election. Nothing sur­ guests enthusiastically subscribed to: prising about it. -Wall township is the community as well. It were forms a man’s habits; With a newspa-. the following resolutions read by the well If Asbury Park could boast of nearly, always in line, and at this par­ secretary: . - per man it reforms his diet. No news­ as good a permanent organiza- ticular election the campaign was con­ Whereas, Tho McKinley . and :V..i . tion. paper man .is ever over-fed. We do tested solely on the merits of the can­ Roosovelt cli;b, of Ocoart Grove, didates, as it was In nearly all the not know if Editor Pettys Is ?a mar­ being the first political and social A e 8oclatlon Building, Main Ave.t Ocean Grove other townships, and, quite naturally, organization In the United States At a meeting of the execntive com- ried man or not; If he isn’t, he should the best men won. . McDonald, Posten :be.. -Any man who expects to handle' to bear “this, title, and In view ‘of ! raittee of the State Firemen’s Associa-, and Lefferson composed a strong trio tho fact that we are now at the : tion, held in Newark the other evening the mails ought first' to be schooled in —haru to beat.—Coast Echo, Beltnar. threshold of another presidential Capital, $25,000 Surplus, $5,000 it was decided that an Immediate ap- handling females. Then, too, now that campaign which promises to be CURFEW LAW NEEDED. the greatest In tho history of this . 'peal should be taken to the court of Pettys- has; gotten a government' job, W i l l i a m H . H a m i l t o n N a t h a n J . T a y l o r he can afford, to keep a wife.. It costs A eurfew law is being advocated'.in nation, wo deem it ominently flt- errors from the recent decision, of the ' ting that an expression of our President x ' - Vice President about ten. dollars a month to keep a various sections of the State, the bell suprem e co u rt knocking o u t the $500 to b e ru n g a t 7 o r 8 o’clock in the even-. choice for Chief Executive be T . A. M i l l e r , Cashier firemen’s exemption. Tho decision in horse, so we are told by a friend, who Ing, after which, time no. boys or girls made at this time. Therefore, be it question bears heavily upon many per- knows all about horses. A wife is a are to be allowed on tho streets. If Resolved, That tho members of BOARD: OF DIRECTORS this club do most heartily en- Jons HoianABT William H. Hauilton sons who have benefited by the pro­ trifle more expensive. The cost of such a law could be.enforced, It cer­ Calvin V. H ublsy • dorse the careful, wise and pru­ Stbphin D. Wooi.i.ky Nathan J. Taylor keeping a wife depends somewhat on tainly would be. a good thing for the J acob Stilbs . visions of the exemption acts. It cer- morals of the young, and there Is no dent administration of that great T. Nelson L illaoork William Moran E . N. Wooioton . tainly does not seem unreasonable just how much a fellow can rake• and: town In tho country that needs such a statesman, the president ot the Tadlman A. Millkh W. D. B kadner T homas W yncoop ■ that those flromon who actually give scrape together. It costs somemen law more than our own. Wo have United States, Theodore Roose­ TranBaots a genoral banking business, issues lotter» of oredit available in the velt. His record on all questions j seven years of service in protecting $50,000 a ’year to keep k. wife. Speak­ serious doubts, however, whether such principal cities ot tho world. Collections oarofaltv made and promptly remitted a law would be enforced, even If It pertaining to the welfare and bet­ property, and who receive no other re­ ing ; for - ourselves, vwe can 'thithf uUy wero placed on the statute books. We terment of over severity millions say the saine luxury ’costs us less thari ward, should receive some exemption alroady have too many laws restrictive of peoplo has ever been clear; his Capital $|0,000 Surplus $50,000 ujpon their taxes. Tho exemption to that sum. - -Of course we do not . at­ of porsonal liberty that no one ever methods most courageous and his 1 Organized February 2 8 , I 9 O3 prompt and efficient action at all National Guardsmen also, after a cer­ tempt to draw any comparison be­ thinks of observing.—Weekly, Key­ tlmcB has been full of Inspiration. tween a horse-and a wife. No; you port. tain period of service In behalf of the H is m anly Btand for the Independ­ can make a horse mind you and do State, and from which they receive YES; CERTAINLY. ence of Cuba, hlB declarations : but little In return, has not been so just exactly what you want him to. do. . leading-'to a . satisfactory settle­ The Army and Navy Journal sug­ vigorously objected to In itself. But But in good faith we congratulate Mr. ment-of the great coal strike that gests that the army maneuvers next th reaten ed - to perm anently par-, Bank Pettys. And . we congratulate the the exemption idea has been, carried year should be held somewhere within alyzo the Industries of the coun­ . too far; the principle has been abused government, too. The government js a circle having a' radius of from one try ; bis personal in te re st .in th e , . of the city of Asbury Park, N. J. r and now tho supremo court has wiped getting its eyes open when; It selects hundred to one hundred and fifty miles Alaskan boundary dispute; his •v . BOARD OP DJRBCTORS the whole thing out What effect the its employes from the rapks of the from New York City as a centre. "V?hy enunciation of a policy by which Frank B. Conover Jomci P. Ackerman Henry 5tolnbacb M. L, Binmn newspaper men. not use Sea Girt as the site for one of • the young Republic of Panama Clarence 8. Steloar James M. Ralaton decision will havo upon volunteer fire­ the two camps which, it Is proposed was enfolded iii the protecting men and national guardsmen remains should be established? The New Jer- arms of international law and MARTIN H. 5C0TT, Cothf«r • to. bo seen. T h a t tho v olunteer fire* If Neptune township is to ^have a soy guardsmen didn’t havo much of a comity; as well as his unmlstnk- . men should* receive somethin# f^r. jeewpr^y^t^n, now Beeros show there last year, and the camp ; able attitude for the right, his ii fro gTdurids';mny’ alrwell be used by the foresight .and'-wls^pm; in dealing:,/ 1 ->sines* and ■ . their willing service seemB right and tho outlet plan as provided for by law government In a way that will attract with every Important'public ques- ; ’ proper. s. does, away with the necessity for. a visitors to our shore resc fts, so long s tion Involving the central idea of 6 fSere every ^facility cdrtsrstent ^vith iafo methods ' m m * I j:,!-■ ‘V,: \ '■■■ • V* ; y.•■'■•.'• vV;Y- V * . 0v > ^ >''A'“v '<*'•/: •>;:i •:i\t?■ •'■'••■ / a'v.;,r‘ ;V - • ‘'7. L• ‘ ;■*•' • ;f■*•;■:■■*■ ■'v.‘ ■ ■■■ .•-: '■ J' V' ;V\!-•*:■ .* V-';'•;'■ IV.Q. V y(it'SJ f - w l v :/::'v-V•/ ‘ •1 I -V . -V: ''.»■ t • :• • .• ■ .-' SATURDAY, DECEM BER 5, 1903. " "SB WSBXS THE ■’ OCEAN GROVE: TIMES

w ik r - ,‘Fia.v ‘Xhey THE OLD RELIABLE v/ili spend-the winter between that NEW EXECUTIVE CO M ittEE place, Palm Beach itnd Miami. W . A. F ish and w ife will -pen-:! the .Countj Chairman Bennett Sets the Date for winter at Fall River, MaBS. On T h u rs- Monday, December-.! 4 day . they Closed their home at ,04»-£. Hesk avenue. At Fall-River they will County ^*ialrman Bennett lias issued visit Mr. FIbIi’b two brothers, whom the usual call for .the Republicans of Black and crimson are the now' he haf. not seen out once since 1863. .this county to assemble in their re­ colors of tho, township high school. •Mr. an d M rs; F ish ' expect to re tu rn to spective districts, for the piirpose of the Grove, In the early ; spring. electing Township Executive Commit­ As a First Payment Charles Ferris la-painting tbo Sing­ After a fbrtnighi’E vacation trip. F, tees on Mdnday, December 14th. er cotttage, adjoining the Lakeside, on In townships of one polling district Asbury avenue. i.i, Clayton on'Mphtlay.resuineil his po­ Maybe you have thought that some time you would sition In. the Ocean Grove National a committee of four, and iii townships Miss Helen RuBsel!, of Webb- ave­ Bank. Mr. Clayton spent his vacation of more than one district there shall, like to have a piano for your home, but that it is one of nue, spent several days with friends gunning in North Carolina, in the vi­ be elected two for every one hundred: ' a t E a s t O range. cinity o£ Soudan. He reports having and fifty registered voters, and one for the things that must only be considered as a future pos­ every additional one hundred voters, Miss Flora ABay, of. 98 A bbott ave­ had excellent sport, his party bavins but every district shall be entitled to sibility. Of course,you have not been other than fav­ nue, is In Spring Lake with her sister. ’killed live deer and a largo quantity of- small game. . two members to represent the district orably impressed with the idea of getting a piano, but Mrs. Charles Lawrence. in'the committee.' • Roger Ashton came on from Con­ Mrs, D..F. Butcher and two children Following. Is the present committee you have never brought necticut to spend several, days at Ills last, week came down from Brooklyn of this township: . ’ ■ hom e, 27 E m bury avenue. for a short stay at tho Alaska House. First'District (Ocean Grove)—J. C. Absolutely Pure yourself to . the point of On Saturday they were joined.by Mr, An adjourned meeting of tho Town­ Patterson, George C. Pridhatn, Wil­ getting one. W hy not ? Butcher, They remained over Sun­ liam Moran, L. E. . W atson, H. G. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE ship Commissioners qf Appeal was day. Their summer home is at the held on Tuesday of this week. Shreve, G. F. R ainear. There is no possible rea­ southwest, corner of Webb and Cen­ Second District (West Grove)— Miss Maud Miller, ot Brooklyn, is at tral avenues. Their cottage, by tho G ran t Lott, T>udlow Sm ith, Eldon son why: you should not present, visiting her mother, Mrs. way, has lately had numerous im­ Wills, Harry White. Charles Miller, of 29 Broadway. provements added to It. Third District (West Park)^—Wil­ have a piano today if you Dr. A, R. Todd, of Centra! avenue, liam A. Berry, Elias Longstreet, Henry wish, or delivered to your has gone to Baltimore. The time ot JUDGE SPRINGER IS ILL D. Chamberlain,; Frank Walker, home as a Christmas gift his return to the Grove is indefinite. Charles Hu lick, Clarence Hetrick. Fourth District (West Park)—Domi- I want a chance to figure on Stricken With Pneumonia at Chicago His Gondl- for all the family on the The winter timetables of tho rail­ nfc Mu’s to, John Rosso, K. Morris,. h. your plumbing jobs, no matter roads will be found at Stiles' oxpresa tton Is Grllloal ... C. Hiibbert, Thomas. Parrott, Samuel how big nor how. little. If I 24th, if you prefer. office, Main avenue, near the corner of That well-known -summer resident of Hill, •. •-■' ^ | " • V - - • C entral. Ocean. Grove, Judge . William M; Bradley Beach—^George Boswick,; am given a chance to figure, We make piauo buying Mrs. Stephen D. Woolley'and Miss Springer, is seriously iii with, pneu­ W iiifam Flood. . '. j V \ - nine times out of ten I get the y for everybody. All Edna Woolley, of Main avenue, for r. monia at his home in Washington. ?-ie' Avon—John Thom son, L eroy So- few days -are visiting friends In Me- contracted the disease in Chicago ten field. ... job. T hat is because my price that we require is r. first payment of ten dollars tuchen. days ago.' On'Wednesday night his Neptune City—William Beutell. meets yours; Although I am life was despaired of, b u t he is. slight­ W. A. Berry is chairman, EJllas when the instrument you select is sent home, and six Charles Miller, of Broadway, now reasonable in my 'chargesr- ly Improved, although his condition So Longstreet secretary and H. G: Shreve dollars, eight dollars or ten dollars each month until the has a Position In a bank at Highland axtremely critical. ' treasurer of the committee. • something unusual, - perhaps, F alls, N. Y. He Is a frequent vlBltor ■ Judgf Springer -represented the The meeting in this district will be whole amount has been paid off. to. i l s borne here. Springfield, 111;, district in Congress held at the headquarters of the Mc­ with plumbers—my work is Evangelist Hyde wcr, In town a few for:twenty yeans and for several terms Kinley, and/ Roosevelt ' club in the never slighted. You can have a reallly good new upright piano at hours last Saturday visiting friends. when tho Democrats .were in control Clarendon building. It is expected A plumber crtn malttt or m ar your that some oiew blood will be seen in oomforl—eaileNt thing m th e a cost of as low as one Hundred and sevon- He Is .conducting revival services Tn was chairman of the Ways and Means world If any -fault lollow* my . th e F reehold M. E. Church. Committee.' He was also a candidate the committee to be elected. ■ work l am opou to uonviotlon ana ty-five dollars. This instrument is a good ser­ for Speaker against the !ate Judge hcCOHilblo for q u ick repairs. The local auxiliary to the .Monmouth viceable piano, and is guaranteed for ten years, as well Crisp. In 1895 he ->vas appointed MUST PUT LOT IN CONDITION Memorial Hospital will meet at 3.30 Judge of th e Suprem e C ourt of Okla-. My place of business is on this (Friday) afternoon at the Grand lioma Territory tor four years. Since as by our agreement to exchage if not satisfactory.. A Avenue Hotel, Asbury I>ark. Pilgrim Pathway, No. 45—and 1S99 he has practiced taw In W ashing­ Township Board of Health Serves’ Notice on H. I am depending upon the pub­ stool and cover are included in the price, and tuning is Miss Carrie Todd, of Abbott avenue. ton) On tho Fourth of July last he pre­ C. Badeau of Red Bank ' has been -visiting her cousin, Miss sided at the patriotic exercises In'the lic to keep my name above the done free for twelve months. Rhoda Todd, at Wellesley College, Young'People's Temple at this place. The township board of health has door. I could not do a botch near Boston. Ho has a cottage on Main avenue. served notice on H. C. Badeau, of Red Bank, to remedy the condition of the job if I would, nor would not Mrs. Tall Esen Morgan and Miss As we go to ■press we leans that Atkins avenue lot on Washington do that .kind if I could, I take Christmas Edith Morgan, ot LaW avenuo,-went' Judge Springer has died, street, West Park, at once. This Is the to New York on Thursday, to make a lot of whose unsightly and unsanitary pride in what I do. Therefore round of the stores. , Christmas is at hand. Why shouldn’t you let us ■ GOL. HADLEY IS DEAD condition C. Edward Ferris complain­ I do i t well to please myself Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson." ot ed to the board:at a: recent meeting. ‘ send home a piano before that time, and you would have Heck avenue, are home from a trip to Badeau asked the board to give him and satisfy my patrons. Philadelphia, Trenton, and other Hla End, Caused b; Pulmonary Trouble, Game until the middle of this month, , when ( W hat kind of a mechanic ana thiv keen satisfaction of having mosic in your home on he would come down and put the lot points In this State: l’ Wednesdaj InCallfornla a day when it is much needed, and when it would prove in proper sanitary condition. Mr. Ha­ I? Ask T: J. Preston, of: the The Bradley Beach M. E. Sunday ■ Col. H. H. Hadley, tho well-known vens opined that If the. issue was Association ; ask E. N. Wqol- a source of great enjoyment to every member of the school will hold Its Christmas enter­ mission worker and former summer forced Jn this case it would cause the ston, the real estate man ; »sk tainment on Tuesday evening, Decem- resident of Ocean Grove, died on .public generally to have a wholesome family. l.er 29th, !n the church. Wednesday at Boulder, , California. respect for future, orders of the board, John H .' .E.mory; ask Groces' Why shouldn’t you buy Benjamin Mason, ot Embury ■'^.ve- Some time ago mention of Col. Had­ now ? ley’s .falling health jwas made in this Van Gilluwe, Ask any one ■nue, returns to Mew York today. He WHITNEY BUYS WEST BROOK FARM Warerooms are open evenings. has a position in one of the large ’ paper. : His death was'; caused by pul­ of a dozen other prqtiiineiii apartment houses of that city. monary troubles.-. people of Ocean Grove lor :A few. years ago,Col. Hadley con­ Famous'MIlllonajrB Horse Owner Will* Establish Mrs. ,, alter J. Miilford. of,-*Mais ducted tent meetings in Asbury Park. Whom I have executed con­ ..avenue, has taken th© leadership of ,Lp.ter ho occupied .the old merry-go- a Racing Stable There tracts. . . R. A. TUSTING -tHo - unlor Epwortb League of " the round building corner of Lake avenue William C. Whitndyj the millionaire : First M. E. Church, Asbury Park. j k W hile I do o th e r w ork p in m h tn g la B m c Ii and Tasting Building and Heck Btreet. As a religious work­ horse owner, has’purchased thp West • wmy'«peclalty. I bare miule It a Mr. and Mrs. Geor'go Potts, Jr.,' er ,he was singularly successful. His Brook farm, owned by John Hankln* j Bolentlfloaludy. remains will be brought Bast for In­ Mattison Ave. and Bond St. Thanksgiving visitors at the .home of son, of Eatontown, where he will es­ Andrew T. Van Cleve his parents on. Asbury avenue, re­ terment at Staten Island. tablish an immense stock farm on tu rn ed on M onday to Philadelphia. (Commuslcated.) which he will train and breed his rac­ The People’s Atbary Park, N. J. ing animals, taking a personal interest Popular Plumber William J. Osborn and family, .of Surprise for Mother Lawrence 4n the work and spending much of his Pilgrim Fathway, came home Monday Mother Lawrence. oS Bath avenue, time at the farm. : evening from a ten-days’ visit with /Ocean Grove, the oldest soldier ot the Mr. Whitney will give up his famous friends In Passaic and New York City, Asbury Park Salvation Army corps, Belle Meade farm out in Kentucky and D. D. Peak came down from Phila­had a pleasant surprise on Monday bring all of his fast horses to Mon­ delphia to attend the McKinley and evening of last week. . The members m outh. Roosevelt Club’s banquet on Tuesday of-the corps paid her a pleasant visit. evening. He returned to the city to­ In stru m en tal and v’oVal m usic w as ren­ Letter to iV. h. Hamilton day. ' dered by Jennie Stiles and Abbie Oc**n Orove, H, J. ' . Lyon, Mrs. Dey and others. Treasurer M isses Florence Sm ith, 137 Mt. H er­ Stiles spoke-...of bis arm y experiences, Dear Sir: The cheapest thing In the man Way, and Ida Woolley, of 98 also Mrs. Sttlcs, a veteran of many way of sending anything over the Heck avenue, returned the first of the years. Wayfare Captain and Mrs. world is a postage stamp; and the week from a pleasant visit • to New Lyon sang n favorite piece and gave a cheapest way to shed water is paint, Y ork. talk of the war and a word of cheer to .Not whitewash; paint. Do you hap­ A-tREADY our jewelry establishment is in, holiday array. Untiringly ,ve have .the guests. After this all repaired to pen to lqiow—it don’t belong to your Mr. -and MrB. John Ahlstrom. of businesB to .know about ‘ paint, you Freehold, who were Thanksgiving ■the banquet table., Grace vas suag searched for the unique and the beautiful things that are pleasing and substantial standing--‘'Bo Prnaent at Our Table, linow—-d6 lyouhappen to know' thaty ipife£

The Way or the World. ’ J««t Lanffh, She Did Not Drop. THIRTEEN A HOODOO? NO! AN OLD CHU11CH BELL As the pen is sometimes mightier “When we were poor/’ remarked the “Della!” * SUGGESTS HEW PLAN FOR than tho sword, so the laugh Is on oc­ prosperous man reflectively, “we looked “Yes, mn’am.” . ‘ ‘ At Least There's a Now Lodge at Freehold That COMMUTATION TICKETS IT CAME FROM LISBON AND HANGS casion as powerful as in eloquence the forward to the time when we could “I aiii very tired, and I am going to IN A NANTUCKET CHURCH. spoken word. have a summer home. lie down for an hour.” Does Not Find It So v : “There are many different kinds of. “Well?” : v -V*- “Yes, ma’am.” ; • Long Branch Board oi Trade Hopes to Se­ “Well, when we got rich enough to The Pythian Sisterhood, which was Tl»p Story o f 11 n 1'urolmne by Cniitnin conversational accomplishments,” re­ “If I. should happen to drop off call have one, we didn’t like;going to the organized at Freehold early this year cure Monitily Payments dauby nini Km TrnnMporlnt Iou to marked a man well tip In the ways of me at 5 o'clock.”. . ■. as an auxiliary of Tennant Castle, No. same place every summer because it Tlila Country—A Vijry Good Clock the world, Viintl I have paid duo atten ­ “Yes, ma'am.” GQ, Knights of Pythias, is having *a Long Branch’s hoard of. trade is wiis monotonous, and^ wp looked for­ \ n n d a V ery Kliie IHrll. tion io the cuitiyntibn of such as lie So my lady lies down, folds her novel experience w ith the num ber 13. working to secure from the railroad within my range. Great Is laugitagQ— ward to the time when we could have haiida, closes her eyes and is soon in , The lodge has as yet lmd no bad for- companies a change in tho’method of another for variety.” .... ' .;=' great, indeed—and beautiful withal. the land of dreams, She is awakened j tune in connection with the constant purchasing commutation tkfiets be­ Beneath tho outlook In a Nantucket . . “W eil?” - ’-.'■■■ ■' Next to my limited ability with words, by tlie#cioek striking 0 and calls indig­ 1 appearance of the generally unlucky tween New York and Point Pleasant. church is the belfry, in which swings John W. Slocum, chairman of Its rail­ however, I rank my faculty of using "Well, wc got another, and then we nantly: numerals, so that; the superstitious • the "old Spanish bell.’’ Knowing that road committee, has Issued the follow­ the smile or the laugh, as the case may began to long, for a winter place, so “Della!” I have;, alm ost'ceased to worr>#,; : v‘> this is now a Unitarian church, the vis­ ing letter: be, ■ tlmt we wouldn’t have' to be so much “Yes, ma’am.” W^ien'the.lodge was organized, thir­ in the big house in the city.” teen members attended, its.first meet­ “The Long Branch board of trade Is itor will be surprised to sue'a Catholic *'I don't mean pleasantry and mirth, “Why didn’t you'call me at 5 o’clock “W ell?” * • .' ing. Thirteen dollars was the . Uvst endeavoring to procure from the rail­ cross on tlie bell, -if lie could read Por­ a s domestic social graces, but Hb defen­ as I ordered?” \ “Well; we’ve got them all now.” sum received iii the lodge’s treasury! roads a scaled yearly commutation tuguese and hud not previously, ac- sive business artillery. . Of course a “Shun\, ma’am, ye touJd me to call 4,And are you happy?” A few.nights ago the lodge sent a dele­ rate for commuters between New jquaiiueti himself with the history of man’s first impulse, when another misr ye if ye" dropped olT/ I looked In on ye “t suppose so. At least, I suppose gation to visit a sister lotlge. at Perth York and points on tho New York and l ithe, boll, he - would be still more sur­ guided man makes a palpable move to at 5;'and ye hadn't dropped off at all. Long Brauch railroad. Such conces­ my wife is. She keeps them all shut Amboy, and the, delegation numbered prised a t the; inscription ! on it.. The ‘do him up' or asks some unreasonable Ye w as lyln* In .the bed lu the sam e just thirteen. At almost every meet­ sions, we are informed, are made on up and spends most of her time in Eu­ ^translation of this Inscription.is as fol­ and preposterous business’favor.la to (dace sound asleep.’’ . ing which the lodge has held just, thir­ both the main lines of the New Jersey low s: "To the (u oil Jesus of th e Mquii- enter on .wordy opposition, strenuous rope, but she knows she has them.”— teen-; members have- been, present. Central and tho Perinsylvanla. The Renl -Force. tain the devotees of Lisbon direct their naturally and perhaps violent. This, I Chicago Post ' Thirteen, tdngues have wagged at the , “No reduction of faro Is contem- . “Man does his best w l/n he is hard ■prayerb*, offering I Uuronu complete set' have learned, Is waste of nervous force lotlge's meetings over .the strangeness plated, simply a scaling of-rates to bo When W ashington Wna lnnaMmrated. of'six bells, to call-tlie people to adore and allows argument 011 the part of the pot to it. Necessity, you know. Is the of taese and otlier happenings,'hut as graduated so that while tlie railroad Ou tho occasion of Washington’s sec­ him in liis.'sauctMary. -' Jose Domingos unfriendly man who Is trying to’make m other of invention,” Bald the observer yet It seems Impossible to break-the will realize the same sum of money ond inaugural many of the member* the commuter will have the benefltof • iDacosta-has iuatle it in Lisbon in the' the touch. The stronger weapon is to of men and things. ‘ thirteen combination. . , /. • laugh-just laugh. Utter not a word, of congress were desirous of waiting “Yes,” replied the benedict, “but if making monthly payments instead of -.(year 1S10.” Of course; tho bell* uiust being compelled to make oho lump no matter how much the other may du him in testimony of respect as chief necessity, were Invention’s mother-in- ■have, aii Interesting history to account NEW YORK AMUSEMENTS payment at the beginning of the year. soy, but Just keep .on . laughing. I've magistrate. A motion was made to law then you’d see how invention (for. th is inscription. T h a t history is adjourn for hnlf an hour, for the pur­ '‘What do you think of the project ; (briefly as follows: routed many deep laid,, dishonest would have to hump itself.**—Philadel­ pose, which, however, met with great phia Press. . ______When the ever gay holidays come and could Avenue, Ocean Qrova SATURDAY, DECEM BER 5,; 1908. THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES

less of It ail. A l»(i:v.eman rode down " the County Chairman ” Fire Alarm Signal Boxes the winding road and turned In• the “The County Chairman,’’ at Wal- Om m O rovs saddle for w long, loo* at the palace. lack’s Theatre, lias been productive of TheTirst Offerings for Pall *2 Clayton's Store, Main Avenue Some day be would ride.from her for­ .greater merrJmont than ' has swept of our lines of 23 ...... Surf and Beach ever to Ids land of “hearts content” ! Broadway this year, and. seems cer­ IM ...... Bin bury and Beach over ijic. sea, lea Ving her to the deso--; tain to continue in the exercises of that B L A N K E T S , in white, colored and fancy, from 5 9 c , — Main and Pilgrim Pathway wholesome pursuit for. a long time to 20’ iUroadway und Pilgrim Pathway. late - ,ponijf» • of the DucheBS of G rata- to «j>5'a pair; 27 ...... '...Tabor Way und Pennsylvania' , land; She turned to the baroness, and come. Tho theatre has been crowded 29 ...... Mc'OInlonk-mjd Beach' ...... ; ...... Clark and New Jersey their eyes met. The baroness shivered. with convulsed audiences from the COMFORTS and QUILTS in great variety, from start. George Ado’s quaint comedy of ^ ...... Meek and Whllefleld The crisis that, sho liad been dreading ...... Main Avenue Oatea village life is so widely and essential 9 8 c . to $ 3 .5 0 each. 42 Corllea and So. Main, \V. Grove had coirio. Marie Amalie leaned'down, ly In contrast with the “society” plays, Underwear for. all—big or little. ^3 Unexcelled Flro Co. llouae, \V. Q. hushing her. voice to a whisper, *'I will musical farces and . colonial draniaa 1—\V (re T ro u b le .- • do it, and you must help me.” Aud the 2—TapH, Fire Out. with which Broadway has been sur­ Wrappers in percale and flannelette, 59c. to $1.50 each, 3—7 a. m. Time and Test. baroness'knew that'she would keep feited in recent seasons as to produce Skirts of flannel from 25c. to $1.50 each. 5-6-D—Genoral Alarm, v ‘ .“It Is useless,■ your highness, to pro? th a t word. a most refreshing sensation. At a T o Bend In a n alarm , go to tb.o nearcat Tiie old duke, her father, could hard­ time of the-ye.ar wlien peopl j turn nat­ Sateen skirts, 75c. to $3 each. Blgnrt^ Box, pull the hook down and lo t test against the things that are.” The go, b u t remain nt the’box until tiie first baroness smoothed down her. laces ly believe his eyes aful ears when Ma­ urally from business and other cares T he N ew S h irt W aists are here, and they are apparatus arrives to give exact location to the holiday sentiment and early o f flro. with plump little hands upou which rie Amalie dutifully accepted her be­ beauties. Come and see them. trothal presents from the old’Duke of. homo memories, “The County Chair­ gleamed Innumerable rings. ..Marie Grafsland and even bent her white man,” with, Its rural setting and vivid A s b u r y P a rk Amalie Coiistantla Louise — ‘‘and all characterization, appeals with pe­ brow to his kiss. '.Throtigb ail:the .fes- , ...... Jiohd and Bangs culiar magnetism. It has the same ef : the rest of It,” as sho said. to herself; tlvities, that followed she moved, a Baumgartners Linen Store ...... '...... Cookman and Main Princess of Doldrums, arose from her feet upon jaded and overfed Broadway ...... i...... Cookmun and Bangs queenly, figure, but there was : wick- . that a-, homemade dinner has uponN 600-611 Gookman Avenuo ...... •.....'....Second, and Main. low chair with a moat unroyal Impa­ ed light In the brown eyes, a mutinous ,.....Munroe and Main tience. Swish, swish, went; the silken the satiated gourmet of clubs and res­ ...... Second and Grund curve to the red Ups. and tip 'lays of taurants. It Is ginger snaps.and'apple ...... Aabtiry and Emory sk irts over th e polished ti.oor, and the the Baroness Griefcusteln.- were 'not sauce as against a long term of omel­ ...... llo c k anil Se\ValP Baroness von Grlefensteln wisely kept ...... Asbury and Klngaley days of pleasure. e tte sou file and m eringue glace...... Fourth and Bond • silence. The Princess Aiarie Amalie lay In. •...... Fourth and Grand Marie Amalie stood at the window her ' darkened, room. Once 'the ..doctor • ••*...... ’..Second, and Kingsley and drummed a tattoo upon the pane. • Asburj Park Arnussments •...... Fourth and Kingsley wouiii have. let in. the light, but ho Manager Garrity has for. the attrac­ ...... *...... Seventh and Bond Below, the little fountain tossed Its protested, and finally he left'her -e ...... Sixth and Grand laughing waters and the cuirassiers’ tion at Park Opera House Tuesday, ...... Seventh ar.-v with a sleeping draft. As he m. in­ ...... Sunset aiiu Webb band poured forth the national air. D ecem ber 8, “Zig Zag Alley,” a farce ured it, going to the window with ills comedy of unUsual merit; This com­ General Alarm. Marie Amalie was tired of fountains 2—Fire Extinguished. back to the bed, a w hite hand fi. lied pany of 35 pretty young lady dancers thpt played, in the sunlight, tired of the 6—W osley. out tow ard the lltl e. case th a t be.Iu his played at the Park theatre, in Brook­ N. H. KILM ER C—N e p tu n e . national hymn, sick to the. soul of the drugs. Only, an Instant, but as the lyn, last week, to the capacity of the P ro p rie to r 7—Cook. duchy of Doldrums and all it contain­ door closed behind him Marie Amalie house at every performance. Unlike 8—In d ep en d en ce. ed—all because a few short weeks be- laughed low to herself. the usual farce comedies that adver-. 3 and 5 Pitman A.venue, Ocean Grove, New Jersey Sumrnsr Bxaur^long to Western , fore the baroness had taken her young T he bdrouess w as oil th e point of-re­ tiso 35 people and then only produce charge with * her train to the hunting bellion, when Murie'Amalie before her 25, th is com pany has iron-bound con-; Raiorts, via scbloss and then spent a glad* never protesting eyes poured a generous dose tracts with the management to appear to be forgotten day. into the chocolate and bade her swal­ In ' Its entirety. Union Pacific Railroad On Thursday, December 10, will be Cozy sun parlors. Hot and-cold water baths.. Cool rooms Somehow—nobody knows, for such low It. • ‘‘Th* Ov«rta«d R o u t e " presented John Vogel's famous, min­ things have a way of managing them­ 'T am afraid. It will mean Impris­ and comfortable accommodations for summer guests, perma­ 5p*ctal Trl^ Rates as fallows: selves—thb equerries and the princess' strels. By ,their parado you will he onment, banishment” '. TO maids drifted two by two down the able to.dlstinguish this from those old nent and transient. Open all the year. 0*en- *igd«n “Take. It” (the sweet voice was like time: impositions that are thrust upon FROM o»i.rtpc* wood «*lt L’ke forest alleys In the languorous after­ P n -b lo • Sprinifii C!tr steel); “take It quietly. /The letters the public year after year. Vogel's noon. The baroness nodded In her shall be yours when I am safe.” The minstrels is said to be without excep­ K aiu aii C ltf 117 SO 528.50 chair, and Marie Amalie found herself i>nv»nw«rth K.50 28.60 ».60 baroness drained the chocolate with , tion the. largest and most complete ag-r Gnu noil Btftfli • 17 M - 80.60 s alone. quivering Ups. grogatlon of minstrel stars ever seen: O m aha 17^0 2SLKJ. When Marr Davent rode from the Davent waiting with a closed car­ in Asbury. Parle.. : Lew Benedict and: Tlnk*t> on Mils «v*ry day uutli ^ptom her gasthaus that morning he drew long 80, 1903 Ftaal return Jtmit Octo»-r 8i, l»08.i riage at; the postern gate . heard the Arthur Rigby appearing as end men. From 1 hltHuro and St boul* proportlonat»-ly breaths, of the forest freshness. For click of the sentry’s hoels as the bar­ promises no end of fun for the mirth- low far** will bs in affect by lines con­ miles beneath the arching lindens of necting with t%# Union P-clfie. Twil Infer oness came through the‘gateway. A loving public. ,= ' ' * •; ;. HiicceRHor to CHAh. Lkwih & Co. BiHlon will M ebaarfully fnrnUhod oa ap- tbe duke's forest he rode at a walk, the long black cloak came down to her pllcuiion. reins hanging loose on the bay’s neck,, feet, but tlie tuwny gray hair and the Two solid through trains daily Chi­ R. TBNUttOBC*, Q. B A*cnt, singing snatches of - college glcca and password, were ''sufficient for the sen- cago to California. . Chicago, 'Union a87 Br»tdway, New York CHj, thinking of the faroff country whither ..tr y v ; ' - V . - '• .' ; /. ; Pacific & North-Western Line. he would soon be going. N li Hccuamun Without a. word they entered' the; The Overland Limited, solid train ^J, A Shock He raised his eyes and looked down carriage and were driven -through the Preeidont ... Soc’y aud Troas. . the linden reaches—looked and woke, Chicago to the Coa,st dally. Chicago, night, past the agates, w’licre tiie bar­ Union Pacific & North-Western Line. bo near that tbe bay reared in sudden oness gave, the word, aboard, the ex- • Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, Mouldings, Hardware, Pain us. Buchanon & Smock fright. Then Davent slipped from the press, by grace of the promptly pro­ saddle and stood, hat in hand, as Marie duced passports. ■ When the morning ; IN. CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. Oik, Etc. Lumber Co. Amalie came toward him through the broke tliey were well away to Havre. • Dealer* In "green twilight The princess, had issued orders that To Louis F. Brennecke, Receiver of She did not attempt to excuse herself von no account were her maids to en­ Lumber., Millwork and Builders’ to herself, and to no one else did that the property and assets of the Co­ ter • her room until summoned. But'as partnership of L. F. Brennecke and 7 H ardw are imperious young' woman vouchsafe the morning" wore away and no sound S O U T H VTOIN STREET rhyme or reason for her deeds. Lt. was • Company,. Nicholas H. DeNyse, and Secoml, Third and R*ilrua<1 Avenue* cauie .from beyond ■ the .closed doors ; Louis' F.. Brennecke and Frank A. Asbury Park, N, j . , temptation, pure and simple,, at a : time they braved her auger and entered to Fichter,-partners, trading as L. F. ASI5URY PA«I< when the girl was sgre imblttered find the princess' bed empty j unused, Brennecke arid Company: Knotory, Dunhlrk, iS«vr J^rsoy ' Bmrush Yard, .‘“'prtiix; ijtht*, Ni*h>;iwn- Sol« Miumffictun'r' of tho ■ against; the traditional shackles.- A; ' and In a chair by the window the Bar­ Albeinurb: brand «t O dur Stuu^lCK. . Pain la, Byt virtue* of an order of the Court , prisoned thing, bound and dumb In her oness Grlefensteln, with / an empty Oita, VtirulHlie>< an>l UruHht’S. jewels and laces, she bad known the of Chancery made on the day of the Sole atftMit* for iCiuts’s Witidsnr eomont for chocolate cpp at her elbow,' lost In, a date hereof in a cause wherein Lucille Monniotttb a'id Octtaii ntuniieM. shame of the old roue’s approval when drugged stupor. • M echanics’ Tools he came to view her, as one would the Morrell Is complainant and you, Louis There .was much hurrying to and F. Brennecke, as Receiver of the prop­ The Shrewd Mill Su p p lies " points of a prize mare, and pronounced, fro iu the duchy of Doldrums, but of ASBURYPARK erty and: assets of the co-partnership Has foresight and common sento enough to kuow that It ho equips her lit to be Duchess of Grufsland. their Princess Mario Amalie there was . of L. F, Brennecke and Company, “Fit1.”- Marie Amalie ground her white never a trace. - Nicholas H. DeNyse, and Louis F,. hlfl bulldinga with till tho modern couvoDionree in tho way of heat­ teeth together at the remembrance of . The little Lutheran minister blinked Brennecko and Frank A. Fichter, ing and plumbing, etc., he la going to rent tliom for moro money. Steam vLaundry it But she smiled with level brows ln- and hesitated. But in the state of partners as L. F. Brennecke atul Com­ OiTe tho people what tlier want and they will pay for it. Full In­ k U R LITV . • , to the brown eyes of Davent as the New. York there is no Alamuncba do pany, and another; are defendants, formation oan be obtained by visiting our show roomB or culling us jUiCKN esS handsome head was bowed before her, you are required to appear, plead, ' U K N f l t V Gotha, and,. although Marie Amalie on telep h o n e 1841. . Q1 and then trouble began for the Baren­ von' Ifalsburg. awakened an old sound answer or demur to the bill of said ess Grlefensteln. . • • In liis ears of the fatherland, the sus­ complainant on or before the first day Bollere, B adlatore. Volvoe. Pipe, riltln^*, f \ e - 8 1 0 c o o k m a n a v e n u e • Two hours. later they parted under picion seemed too utterly impossible of February next, or' the said'bill will Anbury Park. N J be«to® C ovarin^t, High G rade Plum bing Goode the'Hndeus, he believing her some no* to be-entertained for a moment; So he, taken as confessed against you. ble'man’s daughter in the train of the The said bill Is filed to foreclose a PI In hit- Dfinit'rttlr ll he went on with the' ceremony, and mortgage given by one L. Louis Me- ilaml work 11 tlt»xlrt'»t«iry Pnrk N»*w .lcrv«-v out of the north, who had been sold: to-' and citations on the table in the court And you, the said Louis F. Bren- A Singer Sewing Machine him, as they, were selling her. room. The opposing counsel sneaked nnoke. Receiver as aforesaid, are made Marie Amalie went softly up the back Into the room and changed the defendant because you. own said lands. The Best Investment on marble steps, through the portico.and places of ail his bookmarks. Iu the And you; the said Nicholas H. De­ M. C. Griffin down the hall, her footsteps making afternoon the lawyer, taking up his Nyse, are made defendant because you Earth, no sound in the thick carpet: She books, referred the court to Ills author­ hold a judgment against said Louis F. earning more In proportion to cost th&fl any Contractor and Builder Brennecke and Frank A. Fichter, other puruliiuio possible. drew hack the portiere that' hung in ities, IIis lordship noted everyvolume Realdt-nce, 66.Heck Av«. .• straight, heavy folds. There was a and. page carefully and took the case partners as aforesaid, by.virtue there­ Three Different Kinds, of and may claim to have some lien either lock-stitch or choia-Btitch., ; Ocean Grove smothered cry from within, a rustle under consideration. In rendering his upon said premises. of paper, blit before the baroness could opinion he said: And you, the said Louis F. Bren- close tho drawer a white hand closed Built Like a Watch, HERIFF’S SALE—By virtue of a “I was Inclined after hearing argu­ nocke'and Frank A. Fichter. partners, nt tho-largest and best equipped factory In th* ’ Armjy upon,her wrists. ment of counsel for defendant to non­ world, where e%ory machine la carefully tested S w rit of fl; fa. to me JirGCtod,' l3-. trading as aforesaid, are made defend­ sued out of the Jourt of Chancery of “What are you doing here among suit plaintiff, but I Hud, after referring ants because you comprise the firm of on practical Btitehing. • , ;i * . . the private papers of Duke Fritz?” ■ BOLD 6Kl*v‘nY. • '• the . State of New Jersey, will be ex-' to the authorities, quoted by counsel, which tho said Louis F. Brenecke was posed to sale at public veutlue, .ON' The baroness sank down, gasping, none of. them bear on this case, and I nnnolntcd' Receiver, and, as such may THE SINGER m'NUFACTURING CO. MONDAY. THE 1 1th DAY OF DE­ speechless, as Marie Amalie towered am led to think that. the;gentleman has claim to have some equity or. interest CEMBER, 1903, between the hours of over her. Then the girl made a hasty been willfully trying’ to insult the in said premises over and above the 12 o’clock arid n o’clock (at 2 o’clock)/ examination of the drawer. The. key court He has referred me to an ac­ claim of said Receiver. . Mattison Aven ue, Asbu ry • Park in the nfternoomof stiid day, at thoi SAMUEL A. PATTERSON . ■was in the lock. A fragment of. wax tion of an Irishman who sued the pro­ Telephonic si-R . .. Court House, .Freehold, In the town^ that adhered to the keyhole told the se­ prietor of a monkey for damages for Solicitor of Complainant. Postofilce ship of Freehold, county of Mon­ cret of. the baroness’; access to the pa­ address,. Asbury Park, N. J. mouth, New Jersey, all. that certain biting, him, to a case, of arson, one. of Dated December 1st, 1903. pers of the young duke who had killed ■burglary,*'two of: petty larceny and * tract , or parcel of land and premises himself in that very room years before, three divorce cases, none of which hereinafter particularly • described, when the Baroness Grlefensteln had bears on an action to recover on a IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY INTEREST ON DEPOSITS situate, lying ami being in the town­ been a famous court beauty ahd Marie promissory note. Perhaps the grossest ship of Neptune. In the county of'Mon-, Amalie but a child in tho cradle. T« Au^ustis E. Barnett and Plrs. Anfftts- New Jersey Title Guarantee ^ Trust Co. # mouth ami State 1 of. Ne\v Jersey, be­ Insult' to the court Is referring to ing known'and designated as lot num­ Only a bundle of yellowed letters, ‘Duckworth versus Boozyman,’ an ac- j tus E, Barnett: CAPITAL . $200,000.00 i UNDIVIDBO PR0PIT3 $890,000.00 t ber one hundred and three (103) ori.a written In the delicate Italian script tion charging defendant with .breach map or plan of ; lots' of Ocean Park, ‘ affected by the women of that genera-, of promise, judgment for plaintiff By vlrtuo of an order of the Court R w tlvardepoilti mblect to.check mid allows Interest on daily balances,. Issues • ttma and demand cert If (cases of deposit bearing Interest. ^ made by F. H. Kennedy & Son. Be­ tion. Marie held them thoughtfully; with costa,” of Chancery of New Jersey made on ginning at a point In the southerly lino | then, with sudden Impulse,- retied tho The lawyer never, •‘knew' w’hat tho the day of the date hereof, in a cause IMPORTANT TO RENTERS OP *AFE DFP05IT BOXES IN N. Y. ^ of Park Place, distant fifty feet west­ wherein Mary.A. Myer is complainant, ‘The Lcgaoy and Inheritance Tax Law,'* n» enacted under the laws of the State & faded ribbon about them, locked the matter was and to this day thinks the o f New York, noctlon 0, chapter 8P9,^^of 1*02, authorize* city or county olHclnltf to ex- \ erly from the southwesterly corner of drawer and placed the key In her judge was out of Ids' mind.—Pearson’s and you, Augustus E. Barnett and amino tho contents of safo deposit boxes at the death of renter, In older to deter* Park Place and Hammond avenuej Mrs. Augustus E; Barnett, and an­ mine tho amount of tax to bo 1 o v le rt 011 the estate, ^ .bosom. Tho letters she kept In her W eekly. thence westerly, along. Park Plaetr other, are defendants, you are . re­ ■Boxes to Rent from $ 5 to $800 per annum. g tn / feet; thence southerly; at right. hand. With a slow smile around the quired to appear, plead, answer or de­ mischievous red mouth, sho passed, The Fnco of nu Engl&c, Tho New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Company I angles to Park Place,’ one hundred ; mur to the bill of said complainant, on i 8 3 a n d 8 a MONTGOMERY STREET, JERSEY CITY ^ through tho portiere out into the sun­ A writer In the London. Saturday Re­ feet; thence easterly, parallel with view comments upon the fact that a or before the twenty-eighth day. of Park Place, fifty feet; thence norther­ light. She held the key to the situa­ January next,.or the said, bill will be •railway engine has a face aufl that the ly, again at right angles to Park • tion. ■. , taken as confessed against you. Place, one hundred feet to the place of • The Baroness Grlefensteln was a sen­ face has an *expression. “Look a*’ an Tho said bill is filed to foreclose a engine,” says the writer, “and you .can beginning...... " sible’womiftv She knew, herself at the mortgage given by one John E. Quinn Seized as the property of Frank G. - mercy of the girl whom heretofore she see that one looks noble—simply noble and Hester Adolia Quinn, his wifo, to in Its strength; another, gigantic in Burney, et als, taken in execution at Iiad ruled relentlessly. Therefore, the said Mary A. Myer, dated April REID & NORWOOD the suit of J. H. Mohlman Company, through the weeks that followed sho^ force, but not noblo--an expression of fifteen, eighteen hundred and ninety- body corporate, and to be sold by temporized, telling herself that it was mere brute strength. Some engines eight, on lands and leasehold Interest O. C. BOGAUDUS, Sheriff. only for a time. In a mouth the girl have a lofty, almost, supercliious, .ex­ In Ocean Grove, township of Neptune, P lum bing S. A. Patterson, Sol’r. county of Monmouth, State of New would be safely married. There were pression; others nlniost foolish’.. Some D ated Nov. 9. 1003. . $5.40 have an air of sniug stoiitness. f^hen Jersey. . . various expeditious to the forest, even­ there are engines that distinctly look • 'And you, the said Augustus E..Bar­ Tinning; and Sheet Metal Work NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT ing walks, when ouly the rbaroness nett, are made defendant because you guarded the pretty princess. The angry and others comparatively gentle. W hat is the key to this-physiognomy! own said lands and leasehold Interest. young' American still lingered at the Estate of William T. Slireyc, Deceased Where Is the scatdf rxp.rosslon? On And you, tho said Mrs. Augustus E. gasthaus and rode his bay through the Barnett, are made defendant because 67 Mount Tabor Way, Ocean Grove the whole. It seem* to ite.thr funnel.” Notice is hereby given that the ac­ duke’s forest you are the wife of tho said Augustus counts of the, subscriber, ndminlstra-, E. Barnett and as such claim or may P, 0..B1OX 8 6 v Meanwhile the women came and I to m u n o r u tH <♦ tor of said deceased will be audited went intent upon the preparations for claim to have an inchoate right of and stated .by the surrogate and re­ Flr^t Author-- What of litera­ dower or other Interest in said prem­ Prompt attention given to Jobbing. Stove repairs a.specialty. the marriage. All around the luxuri­ ture do you consider i In* most remu-~ ported for .settlement to the Orphans ises. ' .-'j Court of tho County of Monmouth, oil ous room were scattered the silks and neratlve.for an author? laces, jewels strewed'the-tables. And SAMUEL A. PATTERSON." Thursday, the thirty-first day of De-‘ Second Author (who has just-won a Solicitor for Complainants Postofiico comber next.." , in • their midst Marie Amalie at the .rich brlde^-’Wrltlng love letters ttf an address, ABbury Park, N, J. - THE ST. ELMO window, her eyes upon the forest, heed' 77 Avenue. Delightfully located on prmolpal thoroughftire. Open all iheyear. Terma D ated N ovem ber IU, 1903. 'heiress. v ' 7 D ated N ovem ber 28th, 1903. 17 to Tvoelt. Bpoolal rates spring, fall and winter. WrU/b for booklet. W m. J om« , P r o p . 48-62 H , G. SHIU3VB. 5 / ■' m >

THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES ™» av.DECEMbcc BER 5, 1903. ■ , ” ■ - ■• ,-.) ■>■ j'.l^ j ■ '.llllllilM- r | COUNTY AND STATE OPPOSITE SHORE RATS CAUSE A DEVASTATING BLAZE AT ENGLISHTOWN ..Long Branch will hold Its munici­ . —Walter Hushton has been elected, pal election on Tuesday, December' captain of the Oreos football team for next year. • . Seven Buildings In the Business Centre Were 8th. , • Burned to the Ground . .C. B. Barknlow, of Freehold, has —A smoker will be; given by the Democratic Club this .(Friday). even­ MAMMOTH OCEAN PALACE boon appointed to a clerkship In the Orie dose of Ayer’s Cherry A fire at English town: eariy last Fri­ ing at the City Hotel-/; . . \ day morning destroyed Beven build­ Sheriff's ofllco. Pectoral at bedtime prevents —Men of the. First M; E. Church ings In the business centre . of the ..Wilson T. Clayton, of Jorseyvllie, nignt coughs of children. town. Freehold was notified by . tele­ has purchased the Charles Tunis iarm gaye a biilcken potpie dinner and .sor No croup. No bronchitis. A ciable on Thursday evening. ', phone and assistance asked of .the flre near Howell station. department. . .The other day W. 1. LIpplncott, of . —Success is attending the Oreos’ , The Offerman. hotel, when; the . Free­ Books as Little Sliver, was elghty-flve years old. fair in Central Hall; The fair will be hold men reached Engllshtown,. had lie spent the day gunning. continued. Friday and Saturday . even­ burned to the ground, and the, Gibbes ings.. ■ ■ ; house was in flames. The firemen con­ ..A barn and Ice liousc atOceanport. belonging to John McCarthy, were de­ Assistant.1. Postmaster Hulick and centrated their entire efforts on : sav­ stroyed by an Incendiary fire. doctor’s medicine for all wife on Monday evening celebrated ing the, adjoining; buildings aiid the affections of the throat, bron­ the tenth anniversary of their mar-; fire gained • 11 ttle .m ore; headway.;=-v v . ; .At an- old folks’ concert given at riage.; ;■ "[ '.]■ ;;;*■ '; , j. T. P .; B urtt; is. the; heaviest loser: by “ When in doubt- give a book,” is a good rule to follow Matawan for the benefit 6f the Mon­ chial- tubes, and lungs. Sold this; fire.' He owned the:; following mouth hospital $G0 was cleared. fo r o v e r 60 y e a rs . .:••••'• ; , :*r—Rey. . George ajiddleton; of Cam­ 'buildings; ail totally destroyed: The when selecting a Christinas gift. We are prepared to furnish den, occupied his former pulpit at, the; " I hfivo tiBod Ayor’s ChonrPoctoral In my store and residence building; corner of ..Tho nomination of Ellison D. Pet- family for cjRht ycarfl. ThorotshothinK equal W est P a rk M. E.- Cliunch last Sunday; you with any book you niay desire and guarantee a substan­ : teys to bo postmaster at Keyport, has to. it for coughs amt eoldii, especially for chil­ Main anil Water streets, occupied by dren."— Mua. W. U. BiiYMKtt, Slielby, Ala. m orning. f'V- - 7- >;Y:. John McCracken, anil barn and small tial saving on. every one. been confirmed by the United States 25c.;80c„ gi.oo. • • . ' j. o.^Arsn co., ' Senate.; —At the West Park M. E.. Church outbuilding adjoining; the/store build­ £ OI*^•■iSSSiiiBiitSSSi on Thursday evening the cantata ‘ivy' ing; on Main street -occupied by Ira POPULAR NOVELS ..All Saints Sunday school, of Lake­ Queen” was given* to a large and ap­ H u lsiia rt. as a h arn ess shop, an d Jo-, wood, has received from its friends in preciative audience. . . V . Seph Palmer as living rooms over­ The newest copyrighted novels are found on our counters the parish the gift of 160 new books Night Coughs head, and another store .building on the day of publication . for Its library. —''Christmastide,” a;cantata, Wlll .be W ater street, occupied by David Rich­ Keep the bowels open with ono of given by the pupils of the First Pres­ mond as a butcher shop. v . .Robert Duncan, of Freehold, ex­ byterian -unday school on Wednesday Ayer’s Pills at bodtime, Just one. On Water street the residence occu­ HOLIDAY EDITIONS hibits as a relic of civil war times a evening, D ecem ber 23. chip off of the stockade of the prison pied by John’ Iiewls and Michael Gib- Specially prepared holiday editions and the works of 'a t Andersonvllle. . —The new hotel scheme is being, bes were totally destroyed together trie light system. The arc lamps have. boomed by the fact that many shares with most of their household effects. standard authors in immense variety. ..An effort Is being made to have been lowered in the middle of the of its stock have been subscribed for It is riot known definitely how the Senator Dryden urge tho appropriation street and the current shut off; thus by'residents of the Park. . fire originated, but it is thought by of <10,000 for th e Im provem ent of endangering the lives of persons who' A NEW LIBRARY EDITION —The Steinbach Company has been those who first, discovered it that it Checscquake Creek. might come, in contact with them. was caused by rats, with which the awarded the contract for furnishing The works of the best modern and standard authors, ..Mrs! Garret Conover, of' Chicago, place was badly infested.. The flames ..Caroline P. Jehl, of Elberon, has the Colllngswood Hotel at Thirty-fifth handsomely'bound in silk-finished cloth; gold laps, illus­ filed a petition In voluntary bank­ while on a visit to Mrs. Ellen Van- street and Second- avenue, New York,; started In a large pile of matches on a ruptcy. Tho liabilities are $3,250.33 Duser at Keyport, became violently In­ shelf ; on the side of; the store noxt to trated, 19c. A book of this appearance has never been re­ and assets $1,745.51. sane, ' She went to Edward C. Bedle's t—Asbury Council, J r. O. U. A. M., Main':street . ’ • house on Elizabeth street and broke gives a bam dance In. Clayton' Hall tailed for less than 50c. . .Bov. J. C. Kulp, pf Farmlngdale, the door in, alleging her children were this (Friday) evening. The partici­ has been suffering with blood poison­ there; and after .finding such was not pants will all be garbed in rustic style. TEACHERS FORM INSTITUTE JUVENILE BOOKS ' ing to such an extent that supplies had the case she was induced to return to to be made for his pulpit. —The local basketball season will Mrs. Van Duser’s. be, opened on Saturday evening of floean County's Reprssenatlves Organize Little. Special attention is directed to the following: ..Hudson Van Brunt, an employe of next week. On that evening the Oreos . ■ Society ofjholr Own Four editions of the popular Henty books, 15c., 25c., 48c., Henry Brewer at Tinton Falls, loBt one live will meet the Hiawatha team of of his.little IlngerB recently while op­ WILL PENNINGTON AID COME Brooklyn. ' • At Asbury Park on -’Wednesday the $ 1 :2 0 . erating a corn-cutting machine. teacherB from Ocean; county attending —Miss Marion Isola and Samuel A new edition of the works of all the favorite authors for ..Joseph Hendrickson, of Freehold,, FROM UNEXPECTED SOURCE? the annual institute .met and. formed Pere, both of the Park, were married an institute of their own. The elected' boys. Each book is handsomely bound and illustrated. 48c.' has been taken to the State asylum at on Saturday afternoon last at the these odlcers: . Trenton. Ho has been acting strange­ The histories of all nations in words of one syllable, large General Missionary Committee Is Now ^Inter­ Church of the Holy Spirit by the. Rev. President, H, W. Sternfer, of Barne­ ly since he had pneumonia over a year Father Roche. volumes, profusely illustrated. 48c. .ago. ested in the Institution’s Welfare gat. ;.■■■■■ —Ernest Schnltzler will build a new Vice President, Amanda G. Sterling, The Soldier'Panorama Book.- When book is opened the . .Turkey, cranberries and celery for General James F. Rusljng presented crystal maze to add to his lake front of Lakewood. the Thanksgiving dinner at the Mon­ to the annual conference of the ‘ gen­ amusements. Plans have been pre­ Secretary, J. P. Stout, of Lakewood. soldiers stand out. mouth Memorial hospital were do­ eral missionary comnilttee of the pared for, the new building which will Treasurer, Miss Kate Thomson, of A special “ one syllable ” series including Aesop’s Fables, nated by Mrs. Norman L. Munro, of Methodist Episcopal church, in Session co st about $10,000. - Lakew ood. New York. at Omaha .last week, a report from A place of meeting, will be decided A Child’s Life of Christ, The Adventures of Robinson Cru­ Dr. Marshall shoeing the condition ot —The board of education has order­ . .The Manasquan borough council upon. next. fall. • , soe, Pilgrim’s Progress, Swiss Family Robinson, Gulliver’s Pennington Seminary. It was urged ed . all teachers and employes at the has fixed the minimum rato for water that something be done to help that in­ schools to undergo a physical examina­ Travels. 29c. each, value 50c. . from the public water system now in . Hew Jersey Boundary , stitu tio n .' !;v ■■■■ tion either by their family doctor or . course of construction at $7 for 20,000 the school physician. ; In\ the Jersey City tax, case/ the su-V gallons. . The committee decided to appoint a DEVOTIONAL CLASSICS special committee of live to confer —Mrs. Saphronia K. Brigham, who preme court decided that the boundary, . .Tho property owners of Belmar, with the Rev. Dr. Marshall, president died in Asbury Park on Thursday of line, between; New York arid New Jer­ Eight editions of popular religious writings, admirably Including about fifty Trenton men, of the seminary, to .the end that- sorie last week, was the widow-of Edwin G. sey is in the middle of the Hudson are-discussing the question of build­ steps may be taken to imnr'ove its Brigham. The latter established one river and in the middle of New York adapted to Sunday school classes. Prices begin at 17c. ing a new boardwalk and otherwise financial condition. It is proposed to of the first express lines in the Park. bay, and- tha’t the NeW Jersey sov­ Write for four-page circular. Improving the beach at Belmar. inaugurate a general movement among ereignty Is co-extensive ^with this New Jersey Methodists for the pur­ —Miss; Ethel Sanford and Harry-R. boundary. The' decision sustains an ..Professor E. B. Voorhecs, of New pose of extending aid to the seminary. Ingalls were married pn Wednesday, assessment against the New York. Brunswick, dlrector'of the New Jersey It is* said that the., entire outstand­ afternoon at the parsonage of the First C entral R ailroad on land iind<5r w ater Experimental Station, has been re­ ing indebtedness, bonded and; floating M. p. Cijurch. The bride is the daugh­ between the middle of New York bay elected Secretary of tho American As­ on a plant conservatively'estimated to ter of H. P. Sanford, of 1400 Banss and. the- lpw. water, lands of the New sociation of Agricultural Colleges. be wortk a quarter of a million, is ■avenue. ■ ; «. . ; • ; > •'. . , ' Jersey'shore.C.'V.V'. . .Rev. W. W. Hance, rector of St. ab o u t $68,000. ' : - ■ —Atlantic Rebekah Lodge will ^u- James Memorial Church, at Eanton- . ..At- a recent session of the board of tertain: Grand Master E. Li. Rosa and Many Boxes For Pastor's Watch , town, has resigned to accept a posl- trustees ,Dr. Marshall presented the sta/f, of Cape May Court House, and Rev. William Disbrow,. of Adelpiila, •tlon as assistant to Rev. R. H. mine financial items very clearly and asked Moniy bn Bond aid Hortgage P resid e n t E m m a F erguson and stafT,y;of . was presented with a costly gold THREE-PIPE W ELL AT SANDY HOOK in Mt. Calvary Church, Baltimore. the trustees to 'join with him in ape-’ Newark,- on Tuesday evening, Decem­ watcli by the members of lletheada Poreona doelrlng to seeuro money tition to the oisliop to call an extra ber ,16th. ■ :■ ■ ^ ..• ..A machine for drying fish scrap church.. Mrs. Emellno Vannrsdale had The Theory of a Governmont Expert, and First on bond and mortgage, would do woll and extracting the oil Is to bo instiled session of the conference to consider procured a set of boxes, all different In to apply to E. N. Woolston, B0 Main Pennington seminary. They did so, —The choice of $10 fine or twenty, in the fish factory at Port Monmouth. size, so as to fit one Instde another. of Its Kind In This Seotlon •venue. Sum s from >300 to (5,000, and the matter is now before the bish­ days in jail was given James Kane^ of Under tho present arrangement the The pastor while taking the second; op, but.has not been acted upon. This West Park, for disturbing the peace A' peculiar well was recently driven scrap can be dryed in dry weather last Saturday. Kane preferred the largest box from the first, and go on at Sandy Hook, by-Ambrose Matthews,' only. action was taken for. the reason that- the regular session of. the conference jail. He was taken to Freehold on down, thought It was a joke,'hut reach­ of lied Bank, for. the Postal Tele­ ing the smallest, found the little pluali Buckwheat Cakes a-nd . .Thomas Akin, a colored man of Is always crowded with business and •M onda/. . -. ,!. . • • graph Company, it has three pipes. Atlantic Highlands, created such a dis­ box containing his present carefully Ono of the pipes goes down to a depth about half of the members of the con­ —After considerable wrangling and wrapped In tissua paoor. Sausage ' turbance tho other day on the train ference are concerned greatly and per­ much newspaper talk, James A. Brad­ of eight feet. ‘Another to’ be used at from Now York to Lakowood, that lie haps worried about their own appoint^ ley’s city assessments have been de-. normal low tide la .10%. feet deep, and Buckwheat cakes ? Su ffc. was taken off the train by officers at ments and therefore have not the time creased $28,700, still leaving an in­ ■ Missing Postmaster's Debts Mount Up the one to be used, at extreme low Ellzabethport. nor are in fit condition ‘to give careful crease of $46;260 over his la st year!s . Before Frederick Parker, referee in tide Is 12 feet. The different depths Just the thing with those de­ of, the pipes were found necessary on . .Rev. Thaddeus Wilson, ot Spring and1 dispassionate consideration to the assessm ents. •“ ;• •;'■ >-■ /■..’ • V - $3, bankruptcy, claims to the amount of licious sausages from Philadel­ affairs of the seminary. $130,0uo >vere proved last week ag ain st account of the salt water. Fresh Lake, father of Edmund Wilson, of — It 18 an n o u n ced .th at th e F irst &ap*. water being a lighter body, than salt phia for breakfast. Red Bank, fell down stairs at his homo the estate of Ex-Postmaster B. B. Og­ tist Bible; Schooliw ill:;this year give; den, of Keyport. Tills is about one- water It floats on the surface of tne lat­ the other night and received several BEffT HIS W IFE; JAILED SIX MONTHS two Christmas cantatasTT-the first ’ on ter, and of courso raises towards the You 'know sausage isn’t severe, but not serious bruises. He Is third of the total nmr jnt of debts. Dr. W ednesday.;evening, \p ecem b er 23, hy Bogardus was appol.itpd trustee for surface at high tide and is, further always just what it pretends eighty years old. the primary, department, and' the. seer, down at low tide. North Long Branoh Man Will Have Time to Re­ the estate. to be. Sometimes they look ..Sidney Walnwrlght, of Long ond on Christmas night by the; adults Air. Matthews says this Is the first Branch, .has been committed to the flect on Judge's Scoring: of the school.. ' '• . well of the sort ever driven in this nice and plump when you buy-- Bradley's Gold for Church Mortgage section! and wps constructed according county jail on a charge of passing a Leon Breese, of North Long Branch, , .-—The Curlew hotel and " cottage - them, but oh, my 1 when they The official board of the West Park to the theory of some government ex­ forged check for $10. He was employ­ pleaded non yult to assault and bat­ property at Allenhurst was purchased come on the table they’re ed by W, H. Campbell, whose name 1 ast Saturday by the Curlew Realty M. ,35. Church: has asked for the return pert. . ■ tery, before Judge Heisley,;at Freehold: ot’Rev. W. W. RIdgley another- year. - was forged to the check. ' recently, his fwife\: being Jiq comp la!n- Company, represented hy William E. nothing but peanuts iu size Prom, the mortgage fund barrels open­ N o IIc b of Trial Must Be Filed . ..G. C. Morris, collector for Middle­ ant. - ‘ Mrs. Bree.se stated to - the court Hublin and Paul Smith, of Brooklyn,, and sawdust in flavor. : f and, William H .. Longstreet, of ;As-'’ ed last; Friday evening ahout ?S00 was At court held at Long Branch over town township, has been seriously ill that the defendant had assaulted her realized. . Jamesj A. Bradley g iv e $60 This Philadelphia sausage. at the home of his son. Dr. Frank Mor­ so many ;times she- could not, keep ac­ bury Park; The purchase price 1b said in gold' towards this fund. which Judge Heisley presided, the law­ ris, of Brooklyn. Mr. Morris had ery­ count' of them. ••: T;. to 'h a v e ; been close to Si00,0p0.* 'Y . v y yers present were warned of . tho is different. It’s meaty and sipelas which turned to hi nod poison­ '. Judge Heisley told Breese :that only Amendment to the justice’s court act As Pastor Proajliatf, His flook.disappeared when cooked it’s more apt t6 ing and he was in -a Vjrltlc.il c.inrtltion. cowarda .striick iwomerii'and- that * he of 1903, .which requires the filing-of a h ad no use* for any man who would BROWNLOW’S BILL PLEASES CLUB , . ; While Rev. Hi T/Orahani, pastor of notice for trial -as ,well ,aq ..the filing of be bigger th an smaller. ..An Industrial exhibition at Long strike a jwoman. He sentenced him to; the-Engllshtown Presbyterian Church, an application ibr an appeal with B ranch to ’ begin .o n July 4, 1905, and six. months, in jail, - • -i'i.’.T • ..\ .. • Local Automoblllsts' Endorse Congressman's; was t preaching on a recent.;'Sunday bond. Judge Heisley said that at the That isn’t all either, for the last until November 4 of the sarno night, Bome unknown;persohs stole-ten next • term of court he would strictly firm that makes this sausage year, has been-proposed by Joseph Move Looking to Good Roads of hls .cholco Chickens. In a quiet way enforce the law.- Brown, a progressive citizen of that Howell Working for Oyster Industry From .Congressman Brownlow, ol they, wrung their neclis off before guarantees it to be made of place. He offers to'Bubscrlbc $5,000 in Congressman; Howell has again in­ leaving the premises. ■. stock. , troduced a bill in the House authoriz­ Tenneasee, the other day George W. Bradley, Beaoh tjas New Fire Fighters clean and pure materials. ing the Secretary of the Treasury to Plttengor, secretary of the local auto- On Wednesday papers incorporating They’ll invite any lady to go ..Rev. J. R. O’Connor, rector of St. moblie club, received an Important let- appoint; commissioners to (estimate the . ■ Dooember-Ushers at St. Paul's Church - tho E xcelsior ITlre . Com pany pf B rad­ Mary’s Catholic Chiirr.'i, New -Mon­ te i^ -s o regarded ,l)y tlie club memberB, through their establishment to mouth, Is In Europ?. He will be gone damage, ;done to planted oysters and The ushers for December at St. ley Beach were, filed with County beds in Ilaritan. Bay, adjoining Waters at least.;- ‘ V'’''-'- Paul'B Church will be: Morning—J. P, Cleric McDermott. The company was see the whole process of con­ about three months. - During his ab­ in New York and New Jersey, and. to Congressnian Brownlow recently in­ Johnson,'F. Hiller, nortli aisle; H; X. organized on Tuesday ovenlng. Tho sence Rev. P. W. Morrissey, formerly troduced a bill in th e H ouse of IRep- verting the dead porkers into compensate for the same. ■Walton, G. Prldham , Bouth aisle, Even-\ officers, are: President ana foreman, ■ ■ of Spring Lake, will havo charge of reBentatlvea at Washington to create. ing—Charles' Miller, .D. W. Reynolds,/ the most delicious Smoked; tho parish. Aaron J. Smith; ; assistant foreman, In the department of agriculture a north aisle; J. Hosdowlcli, south aisle.. Willlani Benner; treasurer,. William bureau1 of public roads, and to pro­ Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Scrap­ ..It G. Andrew. Sr., of Naveslnk, Y:-1 . L m ii. ; tiourley. M oney to loan In .am ounts from $400 vide for a system of national, State ple aud the rest of ,pig pro­ went driving to Locust Point and when and local co-operation in tho porma- Demanded Monoy; Got a Beating . . near his destination his horso became to $3,000 on bond and mortfage. . B. ducts, and as for their Frank­ nent Improvement of tho public high­ Joseph Sullivan was attacked in his Epworth Nominating Committee. suddenly lame. Upon Investigation It N .: W ooliton, R mlI Bfftftte and Iniur* ways. The Congressman says he 1b home at Oceanport one evening recent­ furters and Bologna, why, •was learned that a-wire nail, about one ance Agency, 60 Main a.venue. Ooean ■ Eev. Samuel Sargent,: Mrs. JameB Grove, N. J. pleased to'note the Interest the local ly by three, tramps, who demanded i^awlor and S. A. Hall comprise a com­ they’re up to the same mark in Inch .and a half long had entered the club takes in his hill, and stated he money. Mr. Sullivan had a heavy hlck- animal's foot. mittee from Laurel:Chapter of the Ep­ quality. The Burks are Ger­ proposed to puB h'tt to a .vote aB Bbon ttry cane handy and he beat hls .as­ worth -League, West Grove, to nomi­ , ..John Charlie, « Syrian living at aa possible. ■' ■ sailants off.-.The tramps dlaapppred.' nate officers for the ydar beginning man’s ; that’s the reason they B arnegat, raised $150 w orth of silk January 1st. This committee will re­ know how to prpduce'pig pro-; last season and lias sold the same to Poar Troe |n Blooin 1 Buds Frozen ; ; Lots of Fun Promfsdrf Here port at the December meeting to bo tho United States department of a g ri­ ducts properly. 1: ’ T; M. Dunharoi' of Heck} avenue, dis­ The I^odunk Singin’ Skule will give held shortly. culture. Ho has bought buildings and an entertaInment at the ’West;GrpVe will go into the business more exten­ cover e d ; 1 ast\Friday that there was; a About o u r beef. Well, fair showing of blossoms on the pear M, 13. Church next; Tuesday^ -evening* Jack Korbert Gets Fifteen Years sively next year. Deaember :8th; VAdmissiori for adults liere’s another lady’s remark : tree In his yard. The blossoms-.- howT Jack Herbert, who assaulted and .'.H. H. Moore, of Spring Lake, who }ls .- one : sh illin g ' and s ix p e n c e 1 (19 “ Your price may be high .but: ever, were short lived, for slior.Uy after robbed Thomas Clayton at Lakewood had tho contract to build the new Pres­ Mr. Dunham.; discovered them they cents), and one shilling for children. a half pound of your beef byterian Church at Mannsquan, has on Obtoher 2, has been sentenced to : were frozen stiff.' fifteen years in the State prison. He thrown It up and the building commit'- goes further than a pound of . B rI dgo Compa ny G a ts; C o ntraots:; - retracted hiB charge implicating Wil­ •tee of tho church now have the matter liam; Estell as an accomplice In the cheap stuff.” Of course! Quali­ bnok on their hands. No renson Is as­ ' " Sunshine and CfiristmasH . 1 The ;New • Jersey Bridge Comiiany, 1 crime. Estell was-released. , signed for Mr. Moore’s action.: whose plant Is at Ma’nasquan, - has tjeen ty always before quantity. . A member, of the Ocean Grove awarded the contracts for two ne^v I branch of -the. International Sunshine. That Molasses? New Or­ . .MIsb Jennie R. Buote, an employe bridges; ‘ Ono of th ese bridges Us • at Paster Brook iiitlled to Remain . of tbp. firm of D. W olff fr C om pany at | Society has written: , a book * called Raven Rock, Nl J:; and the other at; leans is quite a ways up, but Perth Amlmv. has brought suit atrnlnst . “Sunshine and Christmas.” This book N ewton, P a, \ “ Rov. Thomas S. Brock has been ask­ Ludw ig Wolff of th a t firm for *3,000 i la on sale at Tompkins’ book store. . - ‘ .* *•••'. V • : . . . . - • I ed to continue another year as.pastor the first barrel will reach here of tho B radley Beach M. E . ' Cnurch. dnmnirra. She and her employer had 6o diffeient games-rall new : Main avenue. The price is 25 cents. LOST-r-Thursday, afternoon; No­ the first week in December. Ho has acceptably sorved that c'hargo 80Tnp disagreement last Aumist, in —one, in each package of vember 26tli, between, Munroo anil w hich she allegeB he struck her and for llva>years. ' ■ '.<&■ *• Strength and vigor come of good Bangs avenues, Via. Grand' aveiiiei L. van Gilluwe knocked her down. • ’ ' ’ ‘Iprcb^; &>feady '£010 fw ch t«h»Jn.'wlthi,i,twx} gold •. OJL tf JLf. hd barley food, mdcte hearte: Flnilef WII/'bS. rewarded if re­ ' -Thfi-niilfARti & -Nfirth--Westerir Is: the Central Av&twe and Oiin St. . .The Atlantic Highlands author!-., no burden, out sustains, nourishes, In- turned, to L. V. Arlng, 510 Grand ..ave­ only double, track railway betweon ties o n e r $100 re wd W fo i* 'th e'arrest "of a t y o u r G rocer’s ; % ' ' V vl~orfttea.”, v V' ♦ ‘, nue, Asbury Park.. " Chicago" and the Missouri River. - Ocean Grove the persons tampering with the elec- / . ‘WV.;V ;'; '•- -i--/ t i *X‘-