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ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1901.
FIFTEENTH YEAR. NO. 133.
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' THE VICINITY OF SEW­
Scarred Herties Will Hold Grand
ALL OR MUNROE AVECamp Fire in Beach Audi­
N t f e s TO EXCHANGE
torium -Tonight,
■■ FOR A GOOD . PAYING
PROPERTY IN PHILA­ STATE G. A. R, ENCAMPMENT
DELPHIA.
Ladies of the G. A. R. and Women’s Re' .
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D. C. COVERT
208 Bondi Street,
.lief Corps'Also in Session—Attendance
Unusually Large—New Department
Commander 'Will Be Elected Tomor­
row—The Ranks Thinning Out.
Asbury Park.
Four:hundred lnavo veterans of tiio
civil wav, battered and worn by the
weight of a in n y jfattle s and the tram p
over th e hot 'fluiitiiern fields—sad rem­
nants of the' prowl army tliat marched
from the Jersey shores in tlie fateful six­
ties—gathered in annual reunion a t the
ASBURY PARE and OCEAN GROVE
W est End hotel this morning.
- Hotel Brunswick,
I t is tho thirty-fourth annual encampOffices; Railroad Depot and
m eat of the New .Tersoy Department, (1.
1214 Bangs Avcnuo.
A. R., tlm t is being observed today. Every
Principal Office...> 730. MATTISON AVE
year the ranks are' thinner nnd tiio
, Goods stored a t reasonable rates.
ravages of tim e lias brought the Jersey
, ,v Y, Telephone jwjmection. veterans to a mere hajidfttl..
P. 0 . Box 667 '
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'A sbury P ark
On the porches a t the W est End today
many familiar faces were seen—faces
th a t were older and more careworn than
KEITH’S EXPRESS
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMEN
Two Slight Contests Marked the Prim ary
Held, a t Park Hall—Names of
Those .Elected. .
T\yo alight contests marked tho Demo­
cratic primary held a t Park hall yester­
day for the election of an executive com­
mittee.
There were rival nominees from Brad­
ley Beach and Neptune City. From tho
former Mayor A. T. Kogcrs and Aaron J.
Sm ith each sought election, w ith victory
for Mr. Kogcrs. From Ncptuno City J.
G. Woodward defeated K. M. Bcutelle.
Tlie .remaining 17 members were
elected without opposition and are as fol­
lows :
Ocean Grove—W alter F. Clayton,
Harry Wilgus.
W est Grove—J. L. Thompson, Cyrus
Lowe, Thomas Wyncoop, Jam es Lawlor.
W est Park, Third district—Joseph H ar­
ris, Charles E. Cook, Itufus Cook, W il­
lard ITagcrman.
W est Park, Fourth district—William
Griilin, l ’hilip Golcmbock.
Asbury Park, F irst ward—J. L. Kininonth, J. C. I’attcrson, Joseph L . (’liver.
Asbury Park, Sccond ward—John 1’.
Drummond.
Avon—C, Meyer Zulick.
E TO MAKE A
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CHOICE LIST OF..
FURNISHED COTTAGES
Hotel Proprietors to Cooperate
With Board of Trade and
City Council.
All sizes and prices at
ASBURY PARK
ALLENHURST
DEAL
OCEANGROVE
BRADLEY BEACH
and AVON
For particulars, apply to
T. FRANK APPLEBY
Corner Main St; and Mattison Ave.
Asjfcrary Park.
Blg;A, Uttie A, you beb .
.Ai;; >Jji<j b!g:ano a t twenty, feet* • ,
• ; ■At h a lfft !oot the wee.
If not you m ust,peed
GLASSES that'? a certainty
Big A, little A, can you see!
N ear sighted people can see clearly
close by and often decide to get along
w ithout Blaises, thereby entailing endless misery, and sometimes blindness.
W illard C. W isem an,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
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Cookman Avenue
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Cor. EMORY SJt.
FO R INVESTM ENT ON BOND AJjD
MORTGAGE AT
5PER CENT.
$30,000
IN S u its TftOM $300 AND UPW ARD
c . NOTARY PU BLIC
ClOM lil^siON ER OF DEEDS
Logoi papers for oli states carefully and
correctly prepared and ac­
knowledged.
GEO. W; PITTENGER
Mortgage Loans
Room W;! Appleby Building,
Asbury Park.
AGENT HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE
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STEAMERS.
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Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
BANK
Corner Mattison Ave. nd Maih St.
ASBURY PARK, N. J.
Comer Main Ave. and Pilgrim Pathway,
OCEAN GROVE.
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Capital
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Surplus
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Undivided Profits
50,000
6,000
T o t^ l l^ o U fc e g , $750,00D
HENRY 0. WINSOR, President.
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“a CLAYTON, VlceJPresldent.
• EDMUND’ Iff*DAYTON. Cashier.
JE 8B E M IN OT, A s s is ta n t C ashier,
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they were iast year. Bent forms, to t­
tering with age, armless heroes of the
strife, intermingled' 011 thu promenade
with a few sturdy survivors’ on whom
the weight of years rests easily.
Ranks Rapidly Thinning.
So rapidly have the old veterans died
oil within tia* past live years th a t a t tiie
presen t;session n resolution Will be in­
troduced, to provide one delegate to the
state encampment for every twenty in­
stead of for every fifty, which is now
the rule. This move is a sad acknowl­
edgment th a t he great reaper is doing
ghastly work in tho ranks and th a t ere
long the Grand Army, whose memories
of great deeds have been perpetuated
with patriotic- zeal for thirty-five years,
will soon lie disbanded liy the inexorable
decree of l’ate. Preparations for the
inevitable end are being made from year
to year by the,little band of veterans in
Mew Jersey, which, with view to handing
down their trophies .to future generations
and preserve them as memorials of the
great epoch when brother fought against
brother, will probably appoint a com­
mittee to present to the legislature next
year a petition for a state room in which
the Ihigs'iuid medals of the New Jersey
department may be forever kept.
Welcomed by Mayor Ten Broeck.
■ On the arrival of tho 10.U8 train this
morning tho veterans marched to the
W est End hotel and soon afterward the
first business meeting was held in the
beach auditorium. Mayor Frank Jj. Ten
Droeck delivered a brief address of wel­
come. Department Commander E. V.
Kiehards responded.
The department staff present were As­
sistant A djutant General E. P .'S o u th wieli, Assistant Quarterm aster General
John Lawrence, New Brunswick; Chap-'
lain Itev. Charles E. llill, 1toil Bank;
Medical Director.1. K. West, Jersey City;
Judge Advocate Henry O. Terhune, lied
Hank; Chief Mustering Ollicer W alter
A. Burrows, Mt. Holly.
Council of Administration.
Tho Council, of Administration, which
met ,last night and transacted' routine
business, is made up us follows: Stephen
M. Long, Orange; William J. Orem, Cam­
den; Amos. It. Dense;, Camden; James J{.
Atwood, Plainfield; A. S. Apploget,
iiigiilstown.
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Qulirtcrmaslcr fieneral Uurrowa, of tho
National departm ent, represented tho
commander in chief.
. The cteelion of a new departm ent com­
mander is the' most im portant business
of the session.' A letter was received
from inspector Charles F. Hopkins, of
liootttoh, declining a nomination for th at
oilico. This narrows the contest practi­
cally to a single issue lidtwccn A djutant
(JuuHcrmustcr General-Lawrcntie of New
Brunswick; and P ast Senior. Vice Com­
mander iSscar F. Gilford of Noiyark, with
tiie chuuecs faVoring the forflWr, who is
supported,by the statu olHecvs. A tlitrd
«indi(into,( however; is,James F. GonhoHjr
of Nowark., : . ' . ,
l'hitj' nftminaiiions'wHl- he miide 'tbdtty,
b(it tho electibli 'docS npt. take place un­
til tbniorro\\v:;.Tlie ijqiir for bnlloting; as
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i.Robs' hotanc^ obld soajwater, baths, opan
dally ft-tir.i Ha, m; to 6. p. m. Everythlhg
flrst-eldss.'
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Accounts H?apectfu\ly 3blicltea,
' •• Stfo.-Deposit Boxes,t# R e s t
. Vfe, issue-Foreign D rafts' And I.ettors
o i C r e d i t . '. J . , .
Taka tho R ovai'B ine ilho add usS tha
ooriditbtor ,' to., lot .yon out
NcJ1tu«»
H e ig h ts.; . ;
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, W h y a afe r fcbih luiSl^ostidi) f . Rojjndtlne will ourojrou.—Ady-. 8Stf, ■
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Another move in the direction of a
winter resort “boom,” which may rcniilt
in Botuelliing tangible, was imule a t a
ineoting of the Hotel Men’B nHSoeiution
held Ijiwt night in Sunset Hull.
A resolution was introduced by Pro­
prietor Thomas Noble, of tho Fenimore,
asking th a t n committee be appointed to
act with sim ilar committees also to be
appointed by the board of trade and tlie
city council to arrange-for a mass incetihg a t which will be discussed projects
for the inauguration of a w inter resort.
Mr. Noble’s proposition m et with im­
mediate favor and the Hotel Men’s com­
m ittee was a t once appointed as follows:
Chairman, Thomas Noble, A. It. Parsons,
Frank B. Cortover, W; Harvey Jones andMrs. jr. ir. Frost.
, The city council will be asked to ap­
point a joint committee ‘ a t its meeting
next Monday night and . tlie boaril 'o t
trade will name its representatives a t
the monthly meeting next Tuesday.
The resolution ottered by Mr. Noble
also requests tliat the merchants and
business men, professional incn and me­
chanics cooperate in the movement.
BARTHOLOMEW INDICTED
Ex-Collector of Deal to he Tried for AI• leged Failure to Turn Over Books
to Successor.
Frank S. Bartholomew, ex-collector of
tho borough of Deal, was indicted by the
rcccnt grand jury for his alleged failure
to turn over to liis successor in oilico .the
iiooks of the borough.,
11c was arrested,Friday, April 5, and
arraigned before Justice Borden for a
hearing Monday, April 8 , He waived exnmination and was held under ? 1,001) bail
for the grand jury. John P. O’Brien nnd
Thomas P. McKqnnn of Long Branch be­
came his bondsmen, , . 1
Bartholomew .was,rycsterday taken to
Freehold by Constable tlulick anil a r­
raigned before ^uilgpVHeislcy. lie was
held under $1,000 liaij for, trial June 20.
lie furnished the necessary sepurity.
WOMEN'S RELlfcF CORPS.
Where Officers and Prominent Members
Are Staying Temporarily.
• The Imperial hoi Ed has lipen mnjje the
headquarters of thu Women’s Relief
(.’orps of the G. A. It., and the following,
members arc nowdomieilci^ there: Presi­
dent, Mrs. Ijottie DuneHj secretary, Mrs.
L aura.K . Borden; counselor, Mrs. Anna
J. Southwick; treasurer, Mrs. I’olioek;
-Mrs. A. M. Kimher, Gcn 1m11tow.il, Pa.,
Airs. Della Updyke, Sirs. Louise Wiison,
Mrs. It. Howell, Mrs, E. A. Connell, Mrs.
J. H. Atwooil, Mrs. E. J, Baglc, Mrs. A.
Wood, Airs. F. A. Li 1111ley, Sirs. M. Ale,
Sirs. S. Sannlcs, Trenton; Mra^H.-Bodge,
Hartford, Conn.;, Jlrs. S. A. ltecd, Long
Brunch; Sirs. Mary A, Petit, Jersey City;
Mrs. M. E. Cunningham, Atlantic City;
Captain J. M. Atwood, Trenton; Capt.
J. F. Garwood, Capt. Jenkins, Salem.
Llccard" Found Guilty.
MichacI Liccurd, who was tried. Mon­
day before Judge Kcislcy for the illegal
sale of liquor in Neptune township, was
found guilty, but was n o t , sentenced.
Judge Heisley will pronounce judgment
when all the alleged violators have been
tried.
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PRICE ONE&dfeftT
DANGEROUS BAGGAGE
Trunk Containing Ammunition Explodes
While Being Handled a t Atlantic
' Highlands Pier.
, Ammunition in a trunk exploded- as it
.wa.'j being pluccd in 11 bagguge car a t the
New .Icrscy Central bout Sanding a t A t­
He Was Tried for Alleged Em­ lantic Highlands yesterday, anil Andrew
bezzlement-Reviled in Let­ Hebe, baggngeinastcr in the car, wan
badly injured.
ters Now, He Says,
The trunk belonged to Charles F. Naothing, 11 restaurateur of Now York, who
Kcv. William H. Wallace, pastor of the was moving with his family to their
Mt. Moriah IJaptiat church, Spring wood country homo a t Galilee, N. J.' There
avenue, w’as yesterday acquitted- of the were vubout l-> persons, including ser­
charge of embezzlement preferred against vants, in the party.
him by some of his church members.
In one of tho trunks Sfr. Nncthing had
His trial was originally set for Friday, a largo number o f . cartridges, which he
but the date w a s; changed to Tuesday. intended to use 011 a hunting trip in
Counselor Claude V. Guerin, attorney for Canada, and his sou,-John Nncthing, had
Mr, Wallace, stated lo .Judge Heisley put in several pounds of black powder,
th a t he liad not been .not ified oHlcially of to lie used in a saluting cannon on tho
the change until jVJonday afternoon and Fourth of July.
had not had.tim e to prepare his defense,
Tho family came to Atlantic High­
and asked tlm t th e case lie adjourned un­ lands 011 the steam er Sfoumouth. Hcbo
til Friday. He pleaded vigorously, but aud an assistant were stowing tho trunk
tho court stated th a t the sta te ’s .w it­ in thobaggage car. W hcuit exploded Hebe
nesses had all been summoned, tho jury was severely burned about the face and
drawn, and he could not put tho county arms, and a piece of iron was driven into
to extra expenso by adjourning tho case. his right leg. He was taken to the Sicbefore going to trial Mr, ( Juerin moved mroiiil hospital a t Long Branch.
th a t the indictment lie quashed, b u t the ■ I t is [supposed th a t tiie conciissibn
motion was denied and the case pro­ caused by handling tiie trunk caused 0110
ceeded. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Choicc and cartridge to explode, firing the others and
five or six other ^vitnesses were sworn the powder.
by Prosecutor Foster. .Rev, Wallace was
the only one sworn in his own defense.,
THESE PEOPLE WANT GAS
but the ju ry was out only about five
minutcH before'it'returned with a verdict
Circulating Petition for Extension of
of not guilty.. Associated with Sir.
Mains on W est Munroe and West
Guerin in the trial of the case was A. J.
Sewall Avenues.'
Stokes of Freehold,
The bitterest personal feeling now o’
L. B. Samlcrs is circulating a petition
ists between Itev. Wallace and about half for the extension of the gas mains 011
his congregation, and it is unlikely th a t W est Munroe and West Sewall avenues.
harmony will ever he restored until the Thiity-tw o persons have attached-their
pastor or those opposed to him with- signatures thus far, all of whom own a t
draws.from the cliurch.
least one huiine in the locality named and
llev. Wallace says he has received late ­ one. man owns six dwellings.
ly a number of anonymous letters revil­
Others who have not been seen person­
ing him unmercifully for acts they accuse ally, but who. desire to sign the petition,
him of. having committed. 1 He is arc invited to call a t 1020 W est Sewall
charged w ith “ walking in unclean avenue, or a t Sir. Sanders’ room 111 tiie
places,” and also with • being a thief, postoflice building.
TIi03’ are w ritten in a semi-religious
spirit and m ake persoanl comments on
VETERANS AT GETTYSBURG.
his person and a ttire, and say th a t God
ia against him. .
First Business Session of S tate G. A. R.
Rt*v. Wallace says he knows the source
Encampment Today.
from which the lettci-s emanated, and it
Gettysburg, Wednesday.—The first
is said lie contemplates legal action, hav­
business session of the 35th annual en­
ing now been acquitted by the court.
campment of tlie State Department, G.
A. R., was held this morning. A t tho
MISS BURDGE A BRIDE
convention of tho Women’s Belief Corps
and Ladies of tho G. A. H., held this
One of Asbury P ark’s Chiuming Young morning, Sirs. Kotzmiller delivered an ad­
dress of welcome to the members of the
Women Weds Focper Resident, Now
former - organization, and ■Sliss Mary
Philadelphia Druggist.
Hoffman welcomed the Indies of the G. A.
Miss Florence Burdfee, the charming It. Tho 143d Regiment, Pennsylvania
daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Benjamin B. Volunteers, Pennsylvania reserves, the
Burdge, was married a t noon today to Third cavalry and Tiiirly-lifth infaptry
Daniel Moi!ry, a druggist of Philadelphia, held annual reunions here today.
a t tho home of the bride, (ill! Asbury
avenue. '
GERMANS TAKE FERSAU ISLANDS.
Itev. Z. Clark Martpn of tlie Baptist
church performed the ceremony, which Will Use Them as Coaling Stations.
was attended .by the relatives nnd im­
Porte Demands Explanation. .
mediate friends of tho young people.
Constantinople, .Wednesday.—I t
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A fter tho ceremony :! wedding breakfast
waa served. ‘ Sir. and Mrs. Moury e]c-' stated here th a t (iermiin murines landed
parted for Philadelphia, where they will a t Fcrsau islands, in the lied Sea, have
reside. Sir. Moury is well known iu this taken possession in tlie name of Ger­
vicinity, having been employed in the many, und th a t they v.-ill be used as coal­
drug store of C. J. Black, th is.c ity ......... ing stations. The l ’orte, it is said, has
Among the out of town gucst-s present demanded an explanation from the
were: Sirs. C. E. Mnxson, Cullen Max- kaiser.
son and Mrs. Kale Van Clcaf of Jersey Mrs. McKinley “Somewhat Improved.”
C ity; Mr. and Sirs. SI. >S. Clayton, of
W ashington, Wednesday.—Secretary
Brooklyn; Sirs, P. Coward, Manasqitiin, Coilolyoit has issued the following bulle­
and Sliss Edna Moury and Clinton Sloury tin: "11 a. in. Sirs. SleKinley’s physi­
of Slinmokin, Pa., sister mid brother.of cians report tlm t she had a very comfort­
the groom.
able night and her general condition is
.somewhat improved.”
Bradley Beach Sociable.
Germans to Study American Methods.
A pleasant sociable was belli aL the
Hamburg, Wednesday—Lending Ger­
homo of Sirs. W. .1. I’aynter, .Main street,
•Monday night. The crfpiration of Sirs. man iron ami steel makers are planning
Puyiitcr’s.term of office as president of lo go to America next autumn to Htudy
the" Ladies’ Aid society of tho Bradley the methods of manufacture in th a t coun­
Israeli SI. E. church ws\s the occasion th a t try.
called forth the event. There were about
Court M artial for Cadet Crcesy.
!!0 ladies present. They were entertained
Annapolis, Wednesday.—Charges pre­
by Miss Margaret Asay elocutionist, nnd
ferred against Calvin .1. Creasy, a cadet
Mr*. A. E. Houseman, tho la tte r giving of. tbe fourth class a t the Naval Aca­
an interesting account of her recent tour demy, will be tried by court martial,
through Europe.
under orders of the secretary of the navy.
Paid.Fines and Were Released.
Orville Lyons, Louis Weidman, Frank
Mower and Joseph Sparling, t h e four
bakers of T. J. Wincklcr who were lic­
ensed of assault on (ieorgo Poland last
April, on tho Como road, were arraigned
for tr ia l’yesterday before Judge Heisley.
Lyons nnd Weidiiiau pleaded non vult
and were fined $‘20 euch. This was paid
and' all four were released.
Chautauqua Circle Adjourns. ’
The last meeting, until next fall, of the
local Chautauqua circle was held; last
night a t the residences of Fred Hiller,
Main- avenue, Ocean Grove, President
Kov. S. D. Jones, presiding. Sir. Jones
will leave tomorrow for Clifton Springs,
N. Y., on a visit of several monthsh dura­
tion. He goes for tho . benefit of his
health.
Commander Borden Is 57 Today,
Teacher Resigns.; , .
Today, thu first day of the1 S ta te Eli;
Miss, Florciico Jones,, teacher of ■ tiie cninjiinent, G. A. It., b lilaoi tiio 57th
flffli grado in the Asbury Park-.Bohopl’, birthday anniversary of Commander John
1ms resigned., In ,th e fall sho-wijl, begin :V: Borden, of C. K. Hail Post, this city.
ii course of study in languages in New
York.
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OSiiMl'ivlck’s W iurnm cy
fla i h^crt removed to y 4" Cookman avoHUlntiaeli’s for Oowiiing».
, nuo, pisvr store' i n the hftn : , 10 new Bar*
T hors aro numerous good drossmaktirs ton- buudi.itf. and Is ready to receive ous.
Sa Asbury Park, but tho two plaooa to find tomBra.—’A dv. TJIjf. ■ .......
BftfclBfuofclon In dross poods buying tire iho
Stores of the Stolhbooh company. - -Ad. 183 . Mns®,: Ogden. C rane,-voeat instruotiop
and tno a rt pf slnptng, Studjo, AstSury
P irl: poswiBca bulldiBpr. - Monday 10,80
Swim.
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Empire pool and baths in Cooper block a. m. to 0 p. m,—Adv, 108 tf.
ociv; ojioit.—Adv. laotf
Live , lobsters broiled a t Nopkiue
Heights.
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- Everything' in season a t . Nebtune
Ronn’et-lno cures indlgeeston.—Adv. S2tf
Heights.
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A PARTM ENTS
REVEL IN BLOOD
Attack Tartar Village for Trivial
Cause and Massacre Men,
Women and Children.
KIRK
STANLEY DISCHARGED
Autopsy Showed No Poison W as Given
Father Phillips, the Miner’s Friend.
.Beef Prices Stand Still—Strike Riot
Excites Passaic—American Horse Wins
Derby—Pope Has Fainting F i t
OF SEVEN ROOfis
AND BATH....
In the Lewis Building,
at the Southeast comtr o£
Cookman avenue and Bond
street, to let at mbdferirte
price.
Gas and steam h«rt.
Apply
MILAN ROSS AGENCY
St. .Petersburg, Wednesday.—A report
from Siberia tells of a horrible massacre
208 MAIN STREET.
in 11 little village on the'Y enisei river.
Two thousand Russian peasants, accord­
ing to the report, attacked the T a rta r vil­
lage of Jrbcisk, loestcd on the Yenisei.
They massacrcd 800 inhabitants, men,
women and children, who were brutally
-A N D killed in revenge for horse stealing.
Practically nobody escaped. Some were
beaten to death, others thrown into the
river nnd still others were hanged. The
village was razed to- Die ground. The Monmouth Building, Asbary P a rk , R. J ,
troops restored order finally and arrested
one hundred KusBiaw peasants.
Monfflontb Trust
Safe Deposit Company
C A PIT A L ...,.:_____$100,000
25,000
AMERICAN HORSE WINS DERBY SU R PL U S .............
William C. W hitney’s “Volodyovski,”
Ridden by Lester Reiff, Leader in
•Great English Race.
London, Wednesday.—The Derby was
won by William C. W hitney’s “Volodyovski,” ridden by, Lester iteilf.
Derby d a y was ushered in by brilliant
sunshine. Fashionable London was astir
early, and long before noon the exodus
to Epsom, where the great ISnglish race
was to be decided, was in full swing.
Many prominent Americans were present,
including Senator Wolcott, of Colorado,
KHiott F. Danforth of New York, :J.
Pierpont Morgan, the great financier, for­
mer Vice-President Levi P. Morton, and
others equally well known.
STRIKE RIOT IN PASSAIC
Three of the Rioters Are Arrested and
Followed to Police Headquarters by
a Howling Mob,
Passaic, Wednesday.—A small riot
ccurred a t the Acliescn-Hardcn llandkerr
chief factory this morning. Three strik ­
ers attem pted to return to work. Other
strikers interfered and threvf&lo’nes and
rocks a t them. The police arrested three
strikers, Mary nnd Frances Geenscn and
John Doole. They were taken to police
headquarters, which was surrounded by.
a howling mob demanding th a t the girls
bo released. L ater the prisoners were
arraigned in the police court and fined
five dollars on a charge of interfering
with au olficer.
“ DR.” STANLEY RELEASED
Executes all tnmts .known to tho law.
LoanB money on bond aod mortgage.
Itccclvea depoatta subject to check and allow*
Interest on dally balances.
Acts os Trustee, Registrar and Transfer Agent.
I’ayn coupons.
Makes demand and time loans on approTed
collateral/
Safo deposit ranlts.
A. C. T W IN IN G , P re sid e n t.
G. B. M. HAttVHY, Vlcb-Presldent
R. A. TU8TING, Secretary.
D. O. CORNELL, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS s .
O. n . Prown,
J. II. Bucbanon,
D. o. Cornell
R. A. Tostlnff,
Henry MltcheU, 1L D.
Jobu P. O’Brien, ■
W. J . Ila rrln o n ,
P e r ry R . S m ith ,
Col. G. B. M. Harrey, S. A. Patterson,
Georgf P. Kroehl, t
A. C. Twining,
Brueo S. Kcator. M. D. H. H. Vreohmd,
G , B . W . Vroom.
WHY NOT BUT A I;OT FOS 9400.
AT BRADLEY PARK
Build a moderate priced house, which In­
vestment will cost, iesa th an paying $12
per month rent. Sea
H. C. WHSSOR or T. P. APPLEBY.
THERE’S NO GETTING
AROUND
IT
that when you want absolutely the
best article produced in the line of
STATIONERY
Man Charged W ith Father Phillips’ Mur­
der Declared Innocent on Report
of Expert Chemist.
New"York, Wednesday.—“Dr.” Stan­
ley, who was arrested on suspicion of
being connected with the death of Father
Phillips, ‘’The miners’ friend” of Hazle­
ton, Pa., was today discharged from cus­
tody by Coroner Bausch on the report of
the expert chemist employed by the dis­
trict attorney who showed th a t the
priest’s death was due to natural causes
and tlm t no poison was administered.
that there is no other way quite so
satisfactory as coining to_see us.
That’s because our entire plan of
doing busineiss is based on selling
only tbe best goods at the lowest
prices.
HALT IN BEEF RAISE
OorTlond St. and Mattison Ave.
Quotations Unchanged Today and Pack­
ers Industriously .Deny T hat They
Are Working a “Squeeze.”
Chicago, Wednesday,—There was no
further advance ill the price of beef this
morning, cattle quotations being un­
changed, The packers continue to deny
th at thi>y lire operating a ‘‘squeeze,” nnd
sny th a t the deimjnd from abroad is
greater than ever before and tlm t the
Beath for Assault.
domestic demand exceeds any previous
Richmond, Va., Wednesday^—Edward year.
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I’ayne, eolored,'-who attem pted to crim­
inally assault Sliss Duncan near Dublin,
POPE HAS FAINTING FIT
Saturday, waa sentenced yesterday to
hang .June 12.
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His Physician A ttributes Weakness to
the Intense Heat” Now Prevail­
Fire .Raging in Pekin.
Pekin, Wednesday.—A great fire liasing in Rome.
broken out ill tiie forbidden city. Ja p ­
Home,- Wednesday.—The Pope had a
anese and American troops arc.prevent­ fainting fit. his morning. Dr. Papponi,
ing all acccss to tiie quarters affected. . the pope's physician, slates thill his
weakness is but the temporary effect of
. Didn’t T alk About Bridges.
the intense heat prevailing here. He
Founder Bradley was a visitor in Ocean doesn’t anticipate serious results.
Crovc yesterday anil had a. lengthy talk
w ith Bishop Fitzgerald, president of the
West Point Examinations.
association. I t is mud, however, their
West Point, Wednesday.—The fourth
conversation did not relate to tiie Wes­ day’s examination of tlie cadets opened
ley la te bridges.
\
liere this morning. Fifty-six new cadets
presented themselves -for admission to
Brpwer-Mannon.
tho ueadcfny and their examinations will
Tho wedding of Joseph ,C. Brower and bo given a t once.
Sliss.M ary Aniin'M annou, daughter of
Sir. niid Sirs. Isaac Maiihoni, was bald
Ideal Bummer. Clothing a t 3.30 this ufterhoon at- the residence
hard to find ,ln A*bury P ark outside
of iiifc bride, 421 T abor’ street, Long ofIsthe
stores of tho Stolnbach company,
Branch City. .
the pioneer clothiers of this sootlon of tne
o 'a it.—Adv. 18S
K otice o r R em o v al.
A paD y ^ e jw r d ^ th e .to p tJ ,
Ha^pjskiliigri jfil it* Shore District.from Efch'tb
w anting a gowV horse w ill nqt
Dr, Geprai? B. Herbert has removed goAnyone
-ve-.ng by vbdtlog Sexton's stablos and
Ms .„0entlM" paricra train sbo •Asbury ■watching
hia
sale. W atoh for. tine
P a rk amVQoean Grove B ank building’.to notice for the private
(ale to begin.—Adv. 78tf.
mi gv- ft&d more oommodlous rooms In tho
new Piirfcer building a t 606 Oookman ave
nue.—Adv. 13 tf,
.
dDod bathing In iho pool of tho Empire
ta th s . Oleari, fresh sea WatOr. Cookman
H oi onii. s’old salt watep.twtlis a t. ilia avenue and Kingsley street.—Adv. 188-36
Epiplro bathing establishment. Open
clay and’ovchibg --Adv. 188-88. .
Neptnno Heights la . famous tor, shore
dinners.
;
• .181 tf
. Hard and Eoftcrab'satNoptunoHejjsbta.
■feeas advs. pay, tho people say,.
HARRY
fl.
BORDEN,
S ta tio n e r fP N e w s d e a le r
W H E N ...
you drop a FENNY into a
BLIND man's hat, do you
consider how much dure you
should give yotir bwn eyes ?
Take no chances with then*
STILES & GO,
Philadelphia Eye Specialists
A t 322 Main street, Asbury Park
every Friday.
Hours, 10 tu 5. Free examination anil
- a ll work guaranteed.
First National Bank
OF ASBURY PARK
Mattison Avenue and Bond Street
Between Foatbffice and Depot
.
ORGANIZED FEBRUARY, 1866.
OFFICERS J
GEORGE F. KROEHL, President.
DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Vlca-Prea.,
& iff- SCOTT, 0 * h lte .,
, ,
' J. E . DAVIS, Ass’t Cashier,
' .Patrons’ valuables xeoelved fo r U fa
keeping free o?,uhargSi,... . vV; ,
t ’orslgti Sxohadga bought i w «oi£
Collections- promptly, aefcati: - iodgwL
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y o t o B t r s m r i s v A v b f a S li& S ic fc
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r a a x s o h o ite d , 4
; ASBURY 1>AUK DAILY PRESS^ WE I-NESDAY, >JUNE 5, IM)!.
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.WHY BAG TUNES ARE PO PtjlA R .
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^ ? :’? • t
They Exptess Feelings of People in Beau
tiful Molodies.
When ( lie peculiar cadonce of the coon
ASBURY PARK
song begun to eatbh the public ear most
•
. r 'musical-critics hold up their hands in hor
FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE.
ror. They j/roteatetl ‘ that* “rag-time’
Camden—Mrs. David Uoehtel.*
m ii*ie\va 9 wholly unworthy of cousid
l ’hiladelphiu—-William Chambers, SI.
era tion and merely a passing Whim. The D., Mm. William'Chiiiiihcis, Wisa Jazzic
words set to these airs wero generally .McKee.
trivial and vulgar emjtigli,' b u t the melo­
W EST: END.
dies were sometimes beaniifttl. 'Soineof , New York—H. b iv ls aiid wife.
IIIcm were real folk' songs, not the pi'o
.I’hiladeliihia^Cicoi-gc J. Hoiuqr, It. St.
duct of conscious art.but t he natural out Kirkpatrick.
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pouring of the insliuct to express cmo f |iqs.,Aiigclei(?. Ci|Ji—E. D..Wooers, »V;
lion in sound. As these airs refused to HI-iloocrs.
,
die historical students of music finally
lialtimore—Jilliiea -L. Fa Ion and wife.
began to consider and a-mfTyze them.
Trenton—!•!. lVSoutliwick, ^ |'C . Hiine,
Tlie.v found th a t the ‘oHVnsivc word
V. itieluirds.
. .
**ragM was merely rat her old slang for
Camden—SilaK W. Valk and wife, W il­
da nee.” and that a **nig tunc” was pri- iam 8 jielUrigb)'/rg'hi\d':.\vife, 11, Tiioiic and
•ily a dance tunc lo which \yords luul vife, Florence 6 . Toone, C. S. .Miigrutli.
i set. Then the nature of **rag-timo‘
Craidimy—A. ,S.-Al>ple({et.
investigated, and its peculiarities
Newark—,7o^ep)i Colyer, jr.
0 found to result frotitf a systematic
•lersey Citj-—K. Stew art and wife,
1 perhaps e^'e^sivc use of the musical
lied -.ilank—II. C. Tcrlnine.
ice technically known 'as "syneopaNew IJrmiswiek-T-Jolm Lawrencc.
i.’* Now. many of the most popular
GRAND AVENUE.
co m easures, depend on syncopation.
New York—A. W.' Bell, W. S. Godfrey,
gayety ami abandon of the old
P. B. llagam an, L.: .M. Uetizor, E. A".
mss .«•«!txes, such as “Tlie Blue Dan­
Kreidenricli.
ube,” resulted from their, peculiar synco­
Newark—W. ’ J. Bennett, 13. C. Uleapated rhy tlnur*
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Then it was. found th a t ‘*i*ng-time” had -1011
intstoii—CliarloH W. Brown.
an even more respectable ancestry than
Paterson—(Jeorge Wurts.
d e lic io u sly cool k itc h e n i n d istre ssin g ly
the. Viennese wizard of the‘ballrooms. I t
l ’liiladelpliia—\V. .pppenlieim, A. Mil­
occurs in many grand operas. Tlie air
w e a th e r! S o u n d s lik e a n a .n c m a ly ,
ler, fieorge W. Mekes.
‘‘J.oye; is a Wild Bird,” iu Hizet’s “Car­
I'venton—C. Ml Barc-alow.
it’s tru e . Y ou h a v e it w ith a g a s stove.
men,” is. correcl ly cited in the current is­
Brooklyn—J.- Tlmmes, jr.
sue of Hraiuard’s .Musical as a genuine
c d o f A dding coul-lieut,' w oorl-lieat, n u d w o rk -h e a t to
New Brunswick—Howard V. Butler.
/'rag tiuie.’’ .Mozart wrote *'rag tim e,:.
er-lie’nt. A g a s sto v o cooks food to p e rfe c tio n , ■b u t
Haddonlield-r-)]. 3, Mafplc.
.-•■
in tlie overture of “ Don C;ioyaiui!.,’>Evcn
n u t cook th o cook.
Craabury—W.-Si. Silvers. >••• ■.
Bach, tlie idol and model of the musical"
COMMERCIAt;
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n w s o iid a te d G as C o., M a tiiso n A v e . ••• r a n g e s $ 1 2
purists, was guilty of “rag time.” In his
New York—T- O’Neill.
,
' t
Stows?*’,■•eras!:__
“ Pi'eludc a nil Fugue in A ^liuor, there iy
Pliiladelpliia-^F.-'Z.' HaiTis, Thos. -,I;
a specimen which needs oiilv' to be f.urnislied with words amt to he sung in Ilerkstlesser, W; B. Higgins, Cliarles-CJ
• i
«|Uiek time to iuake it one of the ‘‘coon Green.
WELUNGTON.. ■ :
'[
^ongs” . w herewii.h . musk *1hull audiences
Your inspection is invited to the largest stock in the state of
Philadelphia—Ei.‘ Dietz, Geotge L. Gold-}
are curept uietl. ' ’ ' -' .
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*One of the most beautiful of"the “rag-! initli.
Jersey City Hoi^ht-S-.- Mik. J. S; Miller.
tim e” ulehtdies was composed by.a‘negro
;
criminal and sung by him on a .iMi'^sis-: South Orange—Mrs. ,|olm Badger.
ROYAL.
sippi river IntmboaUto words simply uu:
Laiisdowne—;Charies ii. Doiiglierty.
printable. A wandering musician heard
W e can show you more varieties and more up-to-date styles than any it, and. piil'lishcd it.w ith harmless words.'
GRAND CENTRAL.
dealcroutside the large cities. New stock continually coming in. Our iSince 1lVen it lias appeared in more than
New York—C. M. HlaVkiniiii. George
one' Sinnlay-schoOl collection, of course to ' Speir.
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large trade is proof that our prices are right.
appropriate words; and bids fair in time
Pliiladelpiiiu—Wiliiani ■!. Moss, J. W.
R u n a b o u ts
H ackney C arts
C arry alls
to take ils place, as ono of the most fa ­ W hittier.
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(■with
cubsh
ion
,mlnste
npenlntm
tlr,
(Lighter
hoeuatvuyo,ow
ith
nnd miliar of .church melodies. Thus, from
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EBBlTT.
W ag o n e tte s
lum
l
ru
b
er
u
irt
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,
w
ith
ra
.)
some mysterious sense of beauty in a
Asbury Park—^David Conklin and wife.
All stylesofsenfca.)
S u rre y s
D elivery W agons
New Yolk—A. J Searlan and wife.
negro convict s grim.v soul came mi air
(MnnyRrades.)
P n e u m a tic Buggies
(Curtain
nruL
plex
aneorl th
tore
ps,e now devoted to the praise of (Sod.
P!iiladel]ihia—Hulll’y C. T aylor und
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p
la
tfo
rm
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,
D
p
Beach C abriolets
P n e u m a tic S u rre y *
In tlie light of.Hu; historyandpopular­ wife.
,
• springgears.)
L ow W heel S u rre y s
ity
of
syncopation
m
usic
so
m
e
of
th
e
PRINCETON,
Rocfcaways
(Hllhl rubbtire
ers.)
nndcushion nilk W agons
most. VcspiM’lahle musical school;? have liigiistown—II. C. tl«ue.
(LightorhH
eln
ar.*
w-..ic.irtriinor
begun to encourage their pupils to play
B aker W agons
VICTORIA.
Speed W agons
an<l,study “rag time.** The music school* Philadelphia—A. 1G L'omlv.
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B oulevards
B
u
tch
er
W
agons
say
they
reco
g
n
ize
“rag
I
tin
e”
b
ecau
se
it
E x ten sio n Cabriolets
MARLBOROUGH.
C o v e rts
is
popular.
They’m
igh
t'
put
their
re
co
g
^
L
au
n
d
ry
W
agons
New York—K. W .-Eldridge..
E x te n sio n S u rre y s
S ta n h o p es
./
nitionoil higher grounds. Music that vs- i liiladelpliiit—W. 'H. Karle.
f l o r is t .Wagotib
P h a e to n s
presses•'the feelings' of the people, that liofitmi—C. H. SuatlM. ,
, i;.- ' .
Traps
Low Down W agons
comes straight from their consciousness.' Milford, Del,—Alexander Pullen, C. A.
BuKRies
, (M itpj ncvrd(-3lgn s.l E xpress W agons .
is worthy of-'recognition. Its use may* Prettyiiiaii: <•,*'-j» «. , .
lOverSOstyles.!
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T ra p e tte s
bo; justified on the gvoitu«i on which Wutei-hury-^I-. Ev KHterbiook.
s
S u lk c y s
Ja g g e r W agons
MeUry Ward•1Vcclier aiiswered protests
P o n y G overness Cars
Road C arts
b e l v e d e r e ;.
,,
Farm W agons
against the singing' of ‘popular airs iij
li. JKnight.
Ju m p se n ts
P arasol S u rre y s " ■
(Sinelpordouble:)
eliureli:-:,fh* f^aid' he was unwilling to Troy—tloscph
AUDITORIUM.
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W e put 011 solid Rubber Tires, A- good selection of second hand h^ivo thtMh^il all theVgood inusic. ’
New Vorkr—^y.^Paiik'b aiiil fuinily.f
Los Angelcs,^Cal.—^li*s. Henry Elder. ’
vehicles now in stock.
i t5rincclon Has Mad DogTSsarc.
MADISON'.
;* V r '
i’rincetoii is having a mad dog searel New Vork~^V. C. Hawk.
.Ali<|iit 20 of thc aninials havc l^'iui kilted Krcnelitowu—Hon. Charles Heading.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
Q JR E usually hard on SH O E S. The
r * buy m ust have good shoes. Ciood
,ilioes for hoys arc a necessity. Hoys
like good style shoes. Hut good Style
and noud wear don’t often go to­
gether, O ur..................................; . . .
MESSENGER SHOES FOR BOYS
combine both style and ivcar and will
keep their "ootl looks to the end. It
you have not already had a pair, tty
tliem the next pair you need for the
boy. •
IM
OUR
M ESSEN GER
SHOE
TRADE MARK - COPYRIGHT!
AUGUSTUS
W OEHRER,
15-15 SOUTH MAIN ST.
OPP. OCEANCiROVHGATES.
nWHIIIGS
FLAGS
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TENTS
BURGEES
15ASTF.HN WUOUE.
...OfflNVfiS COVERS...
At
At
At
At
617 Cookman, 618 Mattison Avenues, Asbury Park
P O R T O 'R IC A N A R R E S T E b .
W IC i S I.-n lln K
N e iv Y o r k .
IflB .im il
In
Snn .lunn, Porto Him, .fillip
I.nis
Morrt Munoz, ii relative of the fnnm-r
prc*sid“!rt of tli» Koilcral .inu'ty, fails
■\ilinnz ] l ) r ivns arr*\stpil hi-,”!' nil
thp arrival or the- I.'niteil S tates trimsport .Met,'lpjlnn from 'New York. .11“
Is now detained at the residence of
Chief of Police Berlins.
llunoz says lie ret-plvetl a pa i'Ioi p 1
ROOMS 12-13
In C aracas to bp delivered to General
Uribe-Urllie, the Ciiloiiihlaii insurceiil
M o n m o u t h B u il d in g
lender, who Is.now hi .\ew Yorlj city,
h u t th a t he le ft the package with the'
purser of the-s(e;lmer. not .bolus aw are
of Its value. He thinks th a t.th e ronslfjnee called a fte r lie hail started on
Low Rates,
his retu rn to I’ortn Hleo-anil. Imvlut?
found th at he had gone, notilled Cnptain T itus of the New York police In-'
stead of making' imipirles of the pur­
ser.
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The steam er Philadelphia Is due to
arrive here tomorrow, and M illion
hopes 'to Und the, package anil to clear
him self of the charge upon which. Ills
a rre st w as directed from New York.
ROOM S 12-13
Chief of Police Bernos believes th a t
SMo n i ^ o u t h B u ild in g
a m istake has been made.
The package contained .10*1,000 pese­
tas, .valued a t ?4t;.0(i0 lu Anierit-an
J t pnyB to advertise in tlio Daily Press. moiley.
TWINING & VANSANT
M ay G e t C nr S b op a.
T w o K i l l e d In P r e lB l i* W r e c k .
Thai
MONMOUTH REALTY CO.
Fire, Life, Accident,
Plate Glass.
MACHINE TO TEST THE BRAIN.
Mean*
Kidney
jTrouble
Newark, N. Y., .June !>.—A serious
freight wreck occurred on the West
Shore railroad nt Slnc’e don yesterday
afternoon. A light engine, witli a crew
from this village, crashed Into an east
bound freight traluj Two men w ere
killed nnd two seriously wounded. An
open sw itch caused the accident. „
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REDUCED RATES TO KANSAS CITY.
^ D K O a y iffi K e n n e d y ]}
f a v o r i t e Remedy
Via the Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Imperial Council, Nobles of the'M ystic
Shrine.
. On account of the mooting of the Im­
perial Council, Nobles of the Mystic
Hlirine, to lie Iteld lit; Kansas City, Juno
H uiid 12, the Pennsylvuniu Iliiilroad
wm papy will sell Jun<) 7, 8,,and 0, from
B y s n c c la l a r r a n g e n ic n t w ith th e Dr. D a rJ d
all-stations on its line, excursion tickets
K e a u e d y C o rp o ratio n t n e re a d e rs o !f tn
in c h j*
I'uri^
aaric
rc nn,Jlc
b lc to
ln a tr ia l l/>ttfe
»/Ott: o f I n l f to Kansas City and return a t rate of one
>L
10 o tita
b ta in
ro ec d ic
lc ln c a n d u j u m p h l e t o f v a lu a b le
w o n d e rfu l rn
jxrttmld,
l/ytlm-* fare for tlip round trip plus $2.
m e d lc
ic a l a d v lc o a b s o lu te ly m
fi s \ j^
r ttm ld , l/yclm
BcndloR their
t h e i r fu
ll iKii*t/)fnc<»
u d d rcM to
t o thi
th e
plv pcndlrn;
full
iKii»t/»fnc<* uddrcM
'I’liese tickets will be good for returp
DR. DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION, Koflililj
dout, N. Y., and locutlooiuK having «seo **
'■ 'passage, leaving Kansas.City not earlier
Kcnerous ofTer in the ''"Mir/ i »rK
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Tuhii«i.en. „} nil* j k m
u v '& J S i
-U. w r Inter that, June 17.
nous ol ciils iitrnil offer. .
For specific rates and full .information,
Favorite KurioI)' U nM Im-kII 4niyisW«Mdl’ ; „ n„iv i . i |„|.r i „„nn»a
lixt, t i .00u bouK-, o bpUk. til ViM
j apply to tuicct agents.
A i t k id n e y , s t o m a c h
^
, — ■ ■ AND
L IV E R T R O U B L E S *
I t w ill c u r e y o u , n o m a t t e r h o w a p p ra v u te d th e
ca se o r o l lio w Jong b tan d im j.
F a v o r ite K c n ie d y
(h t h e o n ly K id n e y m c d ic in o t h a t a ct3 a s a iaxa*
tlv e —a ll olftera c o n jtip u te .
c u r e s
T riaS B& tile F r e s
T he M inot H ouse
N o w oj.cn. ’
Corner Third A vcn uo nnd H c \k street?
Enlarged nnd r c lt in is h td ElcctiiclipbtH t a t l i Elevator Bun parlors fieleet sendee
, OAPT. J. MINOT, Propiiotot
Iowa Professor-Has a Device T hat De­
termines Mental Ability.
r
1304 Fourth avenue, atcar tho beach. Oce
view. All modem improvements. - Ter.
Dr. Carl E. Seashore of the University
rcanonable.
Mrs. UEORQE M. DEfY.
of Iowa Inis invented a testing machine
called t h e ; "psycliergogrnph,” which ini
612 F ir s t nvcnuci.
V
\ • dijxin a l l t h o ja o lr
, .All m o d e m I m p r o v e m e n t s
,
■mys will be Of special value lo employers
f o r t p r i ii R n n d f a l l m o n th s . T n r e d b lo c k s fro rc
w ho' desire to determine the relative ocean rnd convcnii nt to 1 usdncts part of city.. Hooko f o r w h e e ls .
,
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brightness and ability of applicants for
pd&itidnk
!’
i• v " The original model was iiscd lo study,
the school children dflotVii City, and was
rcniarkably sueee.isful in its workings, T . |
__ Cornu Klrnt iTt-coe u d Rmorj etnet.' ill RaodcVoI'oipro.eiiotl.
- ^ M' 3
°t«».
^ ,r» r. apeout urou for the *P/U>K.
picking oiit tlie brightest pupils, the dull­ 1 H e A d r i a n
,',l J .f l. ADBXAN.
m onth*.'
est. anil tlic‘iidr.voiis oiics. ' Siiied’Clie test
the iiistnim ent' h;\s been remodeled and
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u o a and W ebb street. Open all the year. Ctota
imphiVcd.~ V
The Buckingham
W a r d V i l l a SprcIolrntcs
G rand Avenue Hotel S S S s w S :
Commercial Hotel
- - ----m acdlng hiU view o f ti^e aea. .. Broad p o ro tetar^a, airy, oom fortable rooms. Bteam heated th ro esh o u t. Be nrlee and cuisine ex e w len t,,
.
Bb VAN AItEn.
Ocean
• »—g
I r ip
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3 and b Pitman a v e n u e .« «nd # HcCllntock street. Th!» hot*l t«
opon alt Ui-' y e a r. B unparlora en d well b ttu e d roortls fo r th e oold
monUi*. Tbe only lio u l In Ocean flrove eupplled wlUi » e » « t w
h
u ju . Th«
bntiw.
Tho focauon la Uio beau.It feet from boardwalk and
- N. II KILMBR. Froprt'tnr
cloe« tonudltoHum a rd- pwtofBoo
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DEAL LA K E, ASBURY
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A STRICTLY
F IR S T -C L A S S
OPEN ALL
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B o ttle d b y S to a m P r o c e s s a n d C u a r a n t o e d t o K e e p In A n y C lim a te
W ines, Liquors and Foreign and Domestic Ales and Porters
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HinKlmmton. N. Y., Ju n e 5.—W. K.
M cFnrlln, chief engineer of tbe D ela­
ware, I.,nekawnmm and W estern Railw ay company, linn been In the city
looking over the grouiid for the pro­
posed sw itch through the m aiuifncturIub portion of tbe city. It Is believed
th a t If the right of w ay of the s,wltch
Is secured Blngbam tou will get tbe car
shops.
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C . F . H E M M E N W A Y (£ C O .
C linrnrril
H O T E L T O U R A IN E ,
Hnrtford—Hartford, 6 ; Toronto, 5.
Providence—Providence, 3; Bprhester, 8. ,
Hontroal—.Monttenl, 7; Worccster.^O,
BdfTalo—Ruffalo, 7; Syracuse, 6, •
llln r c h n m t o n
LAUREL HOUSE
T h e V ic to r ia
Schriver.
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At Pittsbnrp:—
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PhilaHfilplda.
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I t p a y s t o a d v e r t is e iu t h e D a ily P re s s .
Pittsburg . .. ■i)2 0 0 0 0 -1 1 *— 1 7 2
Batteries—Wbite and McFarland; TannchiH anl
Xiinmer.
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At^ChicaKO—
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0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0— 5 . 3 5
Chicago . . . : i
0 0. 0 0 8 2 0 *— fl
Hatterics-Dinccn ’ and KittredEe; Eason an ti
Kling.
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200,000 SAMPLE BOTTLES OK THIS FA MODS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
KIpNEY CUUK-DK. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAW. L. P.C.
W. L. P.O.
VOKITE REMEDY-HAVE BEEN SENT ABSO­ New York... 1R
0.tWO ‘ Brooklyn.... 15 17 .460
LUTELY FREE TO SUFFERERS FROM K lib
Cincinnati., 18 14 -.862 St. Louia... 15 19-,.441
KEY, BLADDER OR BLOOD DISEASE.
Pittr-tnirn... 19.. 15 .550 BoEton
12 10 .420
Phlla'plilo.. 18 IB .545 Chicago..... 13 23 .861
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Dftroil—Pldlailplpltia, 1; Detroit* 0,
At Cldeaso-’Washington', 2; Chicago, 3.
At '.'leveland—Haltimyre, t; Cleveland, 5.
At Mllwaukee-dtostwn, ,2; Mitwauljc.e,
Madeof thebest.material andworkmanshipnt low*at- price;?.
CANOPIES TO HIRE CANVAS ROOFING A S P iO iA L lY
still have some most
desirable houses for
rent by tlie . year. Let us
give you particulars.
i f he G reat T utile Storey
alitijaily. and, it -is expected that the
slaughter will continue for the next few
dajcs.. 'I lie borough authorities have orr
deled that all dogs found unmuzzled on
11i|r*
: streets lie. shut up <»r killed. 'I’lie
trouble began a week ago,.when asmall
dog was bitten by another. Several days
hilor Ihecreature began toact strangely.
It| went mad. biting several dogs and Batteries—Donovan and McGuire; McFaddon and
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scaring people before it. was shot.. Since Pcitr.
At St. LoiiIbtii . h . E..
the'n four oilier mad dogs have been kill­ New
Y o rk ............ 0 0 0 2 2 0 - i. 0 1
ed,/and all the ait'octcd brutes arc being St. L o t i f ^ , . 1 0. 0 0 0 1— 2 5 2
Battprios—Taylor arnJ Uowcrinan; Jonca and
shot as fast as thcv can lie found.
RED B A N K , N.
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K ITCH EN TH IN G S
’A deal Inis . Iieeii ■eohsuiiimated by
which the Gloucester iiud Salem Turnpike
company is merged into-a trolley' com­
pany, and a iine.is, to be built fronl Wood­
bury to Swedesboro, and nlso cpnncct
BAiSEBALU
witli the t ’aulsboro, Traction company’s
R e a n t t a off Y c a tr r d fl'r 'ii C ln iiiea I n t b e line nliout a t Clarksboro. The sale of
'D iffe r e n t
the turnpike was made a fte r linrd work
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
on the part .o f the promotei-a. People
At Cincinnati—
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n. II. B.
along the proposed route, are jubilant
Brooklj-n ... 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 2 0 - M 1 1
Cinrinnnti . . 0 0 ; G 2 6 0 0 1 O - » 0 3 over the prospect of the road.
BIRDSALL & SON
MONMOUTH ST., "
yijjANT PLACE FOR RELICS
New Jersey G.-A. R, Encnmpmcnt Will
Ask for Space in the Statb House *4
a t Trenton,
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You would be surprised to see the care we
‘ A t tlie aiiiiual encampment,of tlie New
take
jn selecting our house furnishings and W0
•Jomey Dc]i|iiiiiient of tlio Grand Arjuy of
the Republic, J.6 lie held in this city to­
t a k e g r e a t pleasure ;u quoting you oar specials for
day and tomorrow, the report will show
this w eek ....;
a membership a t present of 5,(181).
When tlio present'quurtcnnastcr-genAgate Dippers , . ; JO« Agate Tea Pots . . • . 2i<r
eral, Itieluird A. Donnelly, was depar^W onder E g g Beaters . 9 c ; Coffee Strainers
. 3c
aieiit edmmandcr in 18U2, there were 7,^Tea Strainers . T ) , r a c | 50 ft. Clothes line
<110 veterans in, tlio 117 Jiosts of the state.
;. t o e
1.400 Tooth Picks
This was tlib high-water mnrk of the de• 4c Window Shades' y . . 9 c
parlm ent’a history. There had been a
Dish Pans . . . .
itOc -Agate Tea Kett-es \ ; "• i if c
gradual and healthy increase up to th a t
Good Wringer
. . $ 1.29 Good Uroozn
. . .1 9 c
time. A fter 18*12 tho number, of posts
decreased as well as the membership.
The decreases' were as follows: 181)3, 311);
1804, 104;-.-1805, 280; . 181)11, 309; 181)7,
M A TTISO N'AV EN Ufi,
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ASBURY PA R K .
11(1; .181)8, 2(17; 181)1), 2:10; 1000, fiOO. The
decrease in nine years was 2,518.
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\ resolution will be considered tomorv winch has been-discussed generally
JVsbury Park f i m $
throughout the state. It has been drawn
H s b u r v P a r k f io ie is
by- A ssistant Adjutant-General E. 1’.
OPEN-ALL THE YEAR.
•Soutiiwick o f ' Trenton. The resolution
Snn Parlors and steam heated.
is to provide th a t one delegate ..to the
Special rates for winter.
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dtatc eucaiiipmeiit be . appointed in the
future for every ,20 luembers, instead of
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eiiaugc, Air, Soutiiwick contends, is innde
M A .R L ,B i0 1 i0 U G H
necessary by the rapid decrease ill the
.Ucnilcndiip of the department. ,
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Comer >Grand and
Department Commander Ervine C-.
Muntoe Avcnuo
Uiehards of Trenton,; in talking about
tiie future of the department, said:
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A S n u i t y l * A U K , N . ,1.
•It is hal'd to describe ihe character of
the last days of the diminishing Grand
Army. I appreciate the conditions, th a t
ive are facing, and T slm ll.recomipcnd in
. A. M. SEXTON, ,
my annual report to the Asliuiy, Park en• ‘
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tauipinent th a t action be tnken a t once
. Handsomely Fuinisbea . .—
Has All Modern Impxoveoienta
to have the state house commission pro- New House
vide a room in the sta te house where tlie^
effects of the Grand . Army, can be.goth-;
ereil nnd kept as the posts relinquish
O p en J u n e 15
T h i r d n n d C c 6 t> n A v e n u e s
their, clmrt.crs..; Their relies and records
coiiltl.lie plneediin this room for preserva­
S eco n d .A v e n u e and
NOW
OPEN
Twenty-first
Season,
tion, and, in fact, i t would not.be neeesK lagslejr S t r c .t
«ir.v lo wait until the last days come, for:
,'.r .MISS S. KEMPE, Proprietor ; U nder u p : m aM gem ea'
many relics anil articles of interest could
■je contributed nqw to the Grand Arm y 1
:uuscuni. I t could be made very interest­
ing to those of this generation and even
N. A. JOLY, Proprietor.
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lo the old veterans. But the primary!
G ra n d a n d F lfth A v e o .
idea, is to obtain a spot wjiere all the ef­ O P E N ALL T H E Y EAR
Now mnnapement
All Improveir.cnts
Electric Lights . Eicollento culirino
fect i of tlie Grand Army will lind a final
fjpeciol ratca for Spring, Fall nnd "Winter.
resting place and be preserved to the cit­ Telephono C8.
izens of the state and the descendants of
the old soldiers.”
G oods d e liv e re d o n ly o n o r d e r —f r e e o f c h a r g e ,
S P R IN G L A K E , N . J .
T e lo p h o n p C all 17a
FOUND ON THE BEACH
All kinds of things are iost and found.
Sometimes things like tlm t in tho
above picture are lost. When th a t hap­
Pre»» Special Advertisement* Bring Quick cull*
pens it isn’t likely th a t anyone will .ad­
vertise to g et them back.
But very often things aro lost which
arc of value. Iu such cases an advertise
incut in the special wunt column of The
Press is pretty sure to bring back the
Noed ^>.new dress boforo you
lost article, provided it is found by an
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p u t thorn out. Wo’vo paint and
honest man.
If you lose your poeketbook with
varnish In handy patent top
AND LOTS OF IT
money iu it, and it is picked up by a
cans — in oizea th a t provont
imin who believes th a t “finding is keep­
waste. Our guarantee th at the
TO LOAN"
ing,” you won’t get your .money liack no
m aterial is all right. •
m atter how much you advertise for it.
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All the advertising in the world won’t
convert a dishonest person into an lion
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llitt most peoplo are holiest. When ji Tho Painter
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they lind anything th a t doesn’t belong to
them they , w ant to return it’to tlie owner.
They scan the special Wiuit cohintn of
Tho Press, for it seems natural to look ill
th a t column for things lost and found
IN SUMS OF ANY AnOUNT, r v
Many articles have been restored to their
■owners through this medium. A lost or
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Real Satate a n d Insurance
found advertisem ent will lie printed 1in
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Tho Press special wunt column for 25
cents, easli.'. " i:i\
333 Main Street 1
' Asbury Park
One reason why it puys so well to ad­
vertise iu Tlie Press is because so many
people tak e tho paper. 'T h ere, is hardly d i a m o n d s , W a t c h e s , j e w
E L U Y , GLOTHINO. E 7C .'
Insurance w ritten in tlio best companies.
a family in ull . this part of Monmouth
Lowest rates. Good l-’ariua,
county where' The Press is not tlie favor­
F . F I N K E L S T E IN
ite family paper.
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' Llcensod Paw nbroker,
A small business can liu well ndver
tised in Tlie Pi-ess w ant column. It costs 105 Broadway, Long: Branch, N. J
- A ll bnaineo°fltrinUy confldontlal, ■*, , . It pay^ to advertise in the Dai)y Press.
only $ 1.00 a week.
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W ant to E d it Y o u r H ouse ?
T V PorcK Citfcirs
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M O N E Y T O LOAN
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,C. FAfij^^S, Proprietor....
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..Enailie!^, Brfjshes, Glass
2-ply heavy weight Tar Paper
75 cents per roll.
Poultry wiro, cetlAr window •wire," grean
und Kalvnnl7.ed wlro oloth, a t reduced
' rlcos, window iwiassf sorfen doors,
rick hods $1.25, rabS»s- garden iiose 60, np
ti ,'o. ft,, Uutchor and hotel geal«: coffot
mills, etc. Hotel truitts- w ith rabber
tiro ‘whools.
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y o u c a n b u y o f n a l)tf b e a te n .
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UNION BICYCLE TIRES
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$1.50 Each.
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flxeil n t tlic biisiniSBs m e e tin g th i s m orn■ihff. a f t e r 1'ii fllmrp ilabatc1, is - 1 2 o ’clock
noon;
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■^'iHavfe .mo’re real shoe : 'g
V;v\iV:Mfil;-;:and; a r e surer,- ■$
•-•iV-: - s a t e ' Patent' • lia th 'e r
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Shoes than' any other
p n ,you;!can ‘find. • T hey ; r|*
*_ ': are m ade of .
Monarch Process Patent
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7 tS A la ttlso n A venue.
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O E F E I^ .^ B . DISMASTED, i ;
S e r lo u H
A c L 'K lfiit
to
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C o n * i'< a *
•Defects of d o u b t nnd t a b it a o f M ood;
T hat n o th in g walk* w ith aim less feet,
• T h a t not .o n e Hfc shall. I»e dftjtroycd
Or cast 99 rulibiah to,.tlio Void
When Ood hatli niadc th e jd le com idetcs
T h a t Qot a{wur(ii*ilB cl<(ven in \ a l n ;
T h a i'n o t "a niotfi’ w ith vain desire
Is s h rl volod In^aJ'ftiiitJpM lire
Or b u t s u b s e rv e ^ in ^ th e r'a g a in l •
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Delioldi ,We know n o t a n y th ln g t
I can hu t tru st,llrfit g^od w ill fall
A t lastf^-far oiTj-ut last, to a lj,
And ev^ry '.vintep change to ip tin g .
Bo runs m y dream s.
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'1,'liyge who w;ero near the yacht n t the
tiuni of tho nc'cldent pay iliat tliOre
UNDERTAKER'
i j seemed to bo no l5rcnklii(} of stays or
loosenlug of any. p a rt of tho rigging,
but the ri)nat suddenly flattened and
bent stralffht across 'ilite a 'stovepipe
Struck \ylth an ax and rall qbdve the
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mJj^TSiteW, ASptFRYPARK; r fra c tu re fcll-'pvorboard: / T h e topmast
broke bud the' spreaders w ent to pieced,
XI10 (Incat and beat c^uijipcd funeral par b u t th o ' vppor..part o f .th e m ast fell
'V lors in tlio etdte.
inr'-.eiiougii Qvcrbonrd p{r- t l i a t j i t ' did
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n b tjto a c h 'tiic hull. , I t Is-believed th a t
jWficH. .OJHcei—Bejniar',',Spjcing staJje.-. thq bodjr o t the yacht escaped Injury.
T ile accidc-nt a t first caused sonsternatlon am ong yaclrflng aim . here, a s it
waB^tUbt^Bitaeriiius delay-in the w ork
of tha y n tiit’mlg&t.resiuit. W hen it becam e know n th a tith o loss of the m aat
645 .M A ra S O K AVEIiOE , . ,w^a th e mi^st geriops damage, tlie opin, ^pinine . rllu ria l Caskets on p u d or lon . w a stg ^n o rally : expressed tKat 'iu
sp ite o t -thej trqubio the Constitution
'Mrntuhcfl to efilei;
w^tild' b^ restty fibr, h e r races w ith the
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Columbia, BeliaduieiS to tak e place here
Fpiai Diiecmi 391 Eriaip
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Phantom of the crystal air,
Daughter,of Ԥweet myfitdry, '
Ilcre is onef’has need of theel
Lead him to thy secret lair;
Myrtle brings he fiir thy halrj'
Hear Ills prayer,
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, She^atji, brojceti every vow.
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.Thou’didstlifearher perjuries,
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.Whlspor, wlllleI shut myeyes,
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. Those .sweet dca, ,
• lichoj
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■•'3 •• —Thomas Bailey'.Aldrich.
.‘ F o r , S o m e O n e .
I wondnr. why I toil away?
My h.art replies, “ For some onel**
Why may I never rest a day?
Because—because of “some one.**
I hear the twuii) of many feet,
I hear the racket in the street,
But over'all'1*hear the sweet—
Bwoet little laugh of “ some onel’*
His work Is’never hard to do
Who thinks all day of some one;
He l a b o r s ^ p f l whose h e a rt i 3 truo-<*
And fondly, tru a —to sonic onei
Men a triv e f i r wealUi, men b ravely go
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W here d a n g ^ i s for fam e, b u t, oh,
\ < Tlie sw eete^ tdoy a m an m ay kuow
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P o i n t P lo a sn n t. a n d w a y .s ta ti o n s —
lO.Oo a . m . j 3 .0 5 , 5 .2 0 p . . h i .
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N a t u r e ’)* P o e t r y . i ,!-,
Ee reads the Bacred^C^ok of Nc^iure best t -;
^ho rcads it malnlv.iTor its poetry; . . : ,
^hat whic}i in na.turc to ’the tpnso seema’grosa
To the clear divination ot the soul
Reveals its deeper meaning an;l becomes
A subtle, spiritual .qgcncy, . . .
Is changed into a filf'and holy1thing,
To sensuoun toucli intunglhle,'hut felt.
By those line flh0hcftf£iw5tli -wWch the soul
BeachM’ ''throiufji naturojup to nature’s Cod/*
Him apprehending in .her poetry. .
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Nature's apparent discords are resojves
In to divinely ordered sym pathy
Ocean Grove—0.25, •10.20 a. m., 5.20
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Newark, N. J.—6.25, 10.20 a. m., 2.00,
3.30, 0.30 p. m.
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10.35 a. m,, 3.3^,;J5.40 p, m.
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Brooklyn, N, Y.—0.41 p.;ih,
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Philadelphia—0.50, 10.S53 a. ra.j 3.38i:
б.40 .p. m.
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Trenton—10.03 a.
2.52,.5.40 p. m. .
Point Pleasant and way stations-^O.C^,
10.50 a, in., 4.00, 7^)2 p, ra.
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3.38i G.40 p. ni.
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TJUc E u i a n c l p h t o r ,
A common pebble, 11
S till one who passes,- W ith discerning h e a rt a n d
m in d ,
May flrtd th e soul and secret tra c e ry ot gilts,,
f o e rnolder a rtist ehaped anU w rought w ith in UM|
Ere he flu nt' me where I lie . \»
A common pebble, 11
A long th e g re a t highroad of life I’ve la in a t rest
And w atched th o duwn of ce n tu rie s w ith cold,
. - calm gaze.
Tlie suns and stars, th o th rongs, tha glory and
th e gain,
All cam e and passed mo by.
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A common pebble, IlPoor little stone Indeed, 'tout -part of l if e 's hig h V w ayl
T c t sh a ir It b e tlia t ba who finds and raises me
Shall brush ofltduat and mii;e a nd press o t ( p a is ir
th in g s , „ f
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A common p c u b le ,,li
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H e ‘w ill no t cast me do\yn t o .lie hvJ tyclcs n ; r o
N or place m e closo w ith in h is case of trcAStitcd
B u t deal keen blow w ith tu to re d s k ill, ire c my
cram ped soul
And l e t It upw ard -fly. '
• * T h is common pebble; I, •• •;• • ' '
JVlien free and in the M aster’s realm v o m e m o r e ,
Stoall 'coniplish a ll the w ondrous lu iu lo n t h a t Is
m ine,
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§ h a ll showex o v er'him wl/oi d itr.m e 'llb era to
D ivine giftn from on high.
—E lv ira Floyif Froetnoke ii> Buffalo New*.
Thy. sun, w hich mocks d u r neod of warrai.^ and
‘ ’ . love
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Aiftl a ll th o h earten in g fervencies thereof,
t t scarco b a th beat enow t o w arm ou r th in
P ith o H c y earn ings In.
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G et from ua utterly I Jlo, Bummer then
S hall srrcad her grasses where thy snowa have
been,
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And th y la s t ’ib y ,fo o tp rin t m e lt a nd m old
In h e r first m arigold.
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—Ja m e s W hitcom b R llcy.
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Never cheated anybody but Eben nolden; ‘
Goln off 8opiowhcE6s, rBUl—dunno the way'
• y . • nuther;.
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' Dunno *t it’s oa9fc cr.WeBt er north 'or south
• Er ro»d er trail , 1 *' *''■*,:But I:ain 't afraid. " -, • **Eben Holden."
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T H E PIAN O M A N ^
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GUARANTEE CLOTHING AND SHOE CO.
W ILL IA M G R IF F IN , J r .
W EST
W ANAM ASSA
IM PO RTED B E E R S
Plaza Hotel Opens Saturday.
Chief Clerk Jack II. Wheaton is once
more returned to the Plaza, where he
became, so deservedly popular last year.
The Plaza, entirely renovated through­
out aud looking’very bright and. inviting;
will open for the season.next Saturday.
Col. lily opened tho Plazjt cafe today,
under exceptional!v;favorable conditions.
a v t-n u e . O fllco b o u r n : H a . i u . t o 10 a , i n . , 2 p . Pnu; St»re, 7i!4 Cwikuiuii nvunuu, Asbury Park,
m . t o !l p . in ., 7 p . m , t o 8 p . m . H u m b iy s, 8,;P.) l<»
ID.B0 u . m , 8 i>t*ci»l a ttc m lio n t o o y e , e a r a n d
s u r g e r y . T e le p h o n e .
DR. ELLA PRENTISS UPHAM.
.io,*; Third avrimo, AHltury I'arU, N, J, Offlco
Imimt until J1 n. in., 1- to U.ttO p. m.,,0 to 7,^0.
p. in. Telephone connection,
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To Tender Pdstor a Reception. .
On Thursday' evening a public recep­
tion will be tenderod iiev, J;.H . White,
I). D., n t the A. AI. E. Zion church. Hi
Springwood avenue. Div W hite was a
few weeks ago rcappointctt to'thb-paKtorI
ato of the church for another;year.
Piano Recital Tomorrow Niglit.
The piano recital by the pupils,of Aliss
Fannie Eugenia Kkhanls will take;place
tomorrow (Thursday) night, in ’the FirAt
M , E, church, not tonight, .as anuounced
in a local paper 'today.
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^EQben H o l d o n ’a E p l t a p I i ,
I ain't afraid,
*Shamed o‘ nothin I ovor doae.
’ Alwuss ke)pi’ my tpga tight, ’
' Nefr^r sworo Mesa 'twaa nec'sary,
Never ketched a flah'blgg«r*iv 'twaa
Er iled *n a hoss trada
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W H E N YOUR R U B B E R
T IR E D C A R R IA G E F A IL S
'd
Y o u w a n t I t r e p n i r tx lq u lc ld y , t h e n
th in k o f m e. I c a n d o I t q u ic k e r
th a n i f s e n t t o t h o c ity . I c a n d o i t
;. na w e ll a n d c h e a p e r .
H peclul m a c h i n e r y is n e e d e d t o d o
t hil«
is w o r k . I h a v e i t u n d tu n fu U y
e q u ip p e d t o r e p a i r a n il r e n e w u u y
m a k e of c a r r ii i g e t i r e , M v v u lc a n iz ln « p l a n t is t h o l a r g e s t u lo n g t h o
c o a s t.
Lawn Mowers, Horso anti Toilot
Clippers gro iu id .
C. R. ZACHARIAS
725 KattlsonAve., Asbury.Park.
.
Bo g e t th ee from us 1 We a re cold, God w ot,
Even* as th o u a rt. We rcm erober not
Uow b lith e we hailed th y com ing. T h a t w as, ob,
t o o lo n g , -to o long ago I •
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IStf shed a tear 1 didn't hev to,
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Hon. Charles Heading of Frenchtown
is a -gueat a t the Madison.
Throughout the country indicates-1
D. and W. H. Mooera of Los Angeles,
that
conditions are good for investor;. 5
C al, are registered a t tlie W est End.
; Delaney Pierson, the novelist, is a
We can prove this assertion, for
guest a t .tlie Grand Avenue liotel.
instance:
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Airs. Harvey Elder of Los Angeles, GaJ.,
is registered a t the Auditorium hotel.
J o h n . H. Brindley, Colored, of West
Grove, died Monday night, aged 30 years.
Alexander Pullen and Q A. P re tty man <
of Milford, Del., are Bpenditjg a few days
at the Marlborough. .
The Sunday-school of T rinity church
When you see them you will riot;
will hold a picnic a t Shark river Satur­
^ wonder that everybody is. buying
day, June 15.
A junk wagon spilled its contents on
them. Call and see them at
South Main street yesterday by reason
of a rear wheel breaking.
Horace Bunnnrd will manage the Long
Branch branch of tlio W. H. Bannard
house .furnishing business.
TAILOR, CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER.
A. B. Hamlcn of New York and family
are located ,at 23 Pitm an avenue, Ocean
Cleaning;
and
Repairing.
One Price.
Money Back.
(Jrove, for the sixth season.
A bottle detective.was in this vicinity i'sa a » o » i? t? t5 « ia o i> o « i> w o o o o t> a i>
yesterday looking for an ark driver
whom he said had violated the law.
The judgment o f . S. W . Newbury
against 10. iJ. Luke for $125 has been
nflirmed by Judge Heisley on appeal..
ESTABLISHED 21 YEARS.
CoJistable Sinnuel W liite made another
m portant arrest Monday. I t ’s a girl and
the hearing is set down for every night.
. Mi*, and Airs, William 13. Taylor and
baby of Ocean Orove are visitors a t the
home of Mrs. Taylor’s parents,’ Mr. and
jVIrs. 13. B. Thomas, Pottstown, Pa.
Aliss Antoinette- Kubardt of New
Brunswick has been assisting’in the ser­
vices a t Kescue Mission since Monday
Has fnovid' his- place of business from 158 Main Street to
night. H er stay will be indefinite.
Vj. I?. Hetrick, a student a t the Uni
MATTISON AVENUE,
versity of Pennsylvania law .school, is
home for the summer. Next year w ill
be Mr. (Hetrick’s last year a i the school
where the finest piano rooms in Monmouth County have
Baumgartner’* linen store a t 00!) Cookbeen fitted up. You are invited to call' and inspect theman avenue and (108 Mattison avenue, is
large stock of new and second-hand PIANOS always in
open for business with a full line’ of
goods. Their adv. will appear in the
stock for sale or rent.
Press tomorrow.
Mr, and Mrs. Jones of Bradley Park
JOHN N. BURTIS,
will soon remove to lied Bank. Their
friends in th a t neighborhood gathered nt
647 Mattison Avenue,
ASBURY PARK, N. J.
the house Inst evening and a pleasant
social-.time watt had.,
Mrs. K. K. Day Bugge, proprietor of
the ladies’.stoi'6 on Cookman avenue, will
soon reopen lier establishment in the
store in the lvcator block formerly occu­
pied by tlie Dajry Kitchen.
Miss Eflie Iiligennan, teacher of physi­
cal culture in the M aryland Women’s
college a t Lutherville, Aid., arrived at* her
liome, Alain avenue, Oceaii Grove, today,
where she will spend the summer.
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V E R Y IS NOW ON SA LE AT OUR ' *
The David C. Cook Publishing company ::
Patent
of Chicago, printers of Sunday-school
SW ELL
STOWE
.K it
books and religious . periodicals and I
For Street Wear E veryth in g N ew In Sh oes tor
papers, has rented the Evans store, Alain
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Man, W oman or Child.
avenue, Ocean Ctrove, for a display room.
THAT TH IS
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Dr. and Airs. William Chambers of
Philadelphia, former guests for many
years of tho F ifth Avenue House,:,have
for women la positively a work of •
returned for a season. They. have tra v
eled extensively in this country and
VnADt^^MARK art. They come in a variety of m a- • •
Mexico.
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IS branded -terials and wo havo an assortm ent
— EVERY
W alter N. W alker and family of New
SHOE
sizes that surely includes tho ono
York have taken possession of the Penn
to fit yonr^eot, f
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cottage, Seventh avenue. Air/ W alker is % Hand Welt.
Heavy Sole.
Tho shoos wo sell aro servlceablo • *
prominently connected with the big dia­
mond firm of Hayden . W. Wheeler , & 1; Extension Edge.
and rellablo.
! Low Heel.
Co.,'Maiden Lane.
Among tho visitors in Asbury P ark is
L, G. Venn, formerly chief .clerk in the
general traffic manager’s oflice of the
Central Itailroad of New Jersey, and who
'; 639-41-43 COOKMAN AVENUE, ASBURY PARK.
now represents Peule, Pidcock & Kerr,
New York coal dealers.
S H O E S B O U G H T H E R B S H IN E D F R E B
Mrs. David Bechtel of Camden is sta y ­
ing a t the F ifth Avenue H ouse., Air.
Bechtel h* a portrait painter of note and
has Executed a number of line portraits
aud other paintings, for tho Academy of
Fine Arts of Philadelphia.
Air. and Airs. W alker of C'orliCs ave*
nite, W est Grove, have had as guests a t
DEALER IN
tljejr home Airs. Bhotles and Mrs. Baker
of New York and Mr. Fletcher of New­
ark. Alins Afay.mo Walker, dauglif.cn1 of
Mr. aml Mr*i, H\rnlker,*returned to Phillidelphia today a fter a- short visit with
ALL THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND LIOUORS
her parents.
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C O T T A G B T SA D JB S O L IC IT E D
Rev. A. E. Ballard, president of. the
New Jersey Conference association,which
P o st o f fic e B o x 9 0 S
ASBURY PARK, N. J.
owns and conducts Pitman Grove, the
Methodist campmeeting resort near Camden^.wfls a visitor a t that, place yester­
Froicssiona)
Professional
day, He went down' to inspect tin; new
extension of the water plant and to over­
H. S. KINMONXH, M. D.
L, E. HEDRICK, M. D.
see the spring changes in general.
P H Y S I C I A N A N D B O B G K O N , 112 A a lm r y - 710 O.rmul nvonup uml «t KlumnntU ft Co.'a
G o, W in t e r l
Oo, w in terl Go th y wuysl ) V c w an t ag ain
T he tw itte r of th e bluebird a nd t h e w ren.
Leaves ev er greener gro w ln g 'a n d th e shine
Ol B u m m ^ a sun, not thine.
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| THE FINEST DISPLAY OF FOOTWEAR EVER SHOWN i!
IN THIS CITY.
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Echo, lift thy 'droway head
And repeatteacli charmcd word
Thou musjr iie^ds have .ovefheord’
yestere’en^erei^rday rell,
Daphne down:,the valley fled# ■‘ '■ • ; ’
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\Vords bnsaid, 1
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B u i w liat am i f
Punctures Repaired Free
JAMES H. SKTOH
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PATTERSON’S,
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Who can say-.Avhcre Kclio dwells?
In aoine'moufituit! tave, ihethlnks,
Where tho wlrito owl Bits and bllnki,
Or in deep sequestered dellg,
Where.the .Wxglove hanga its ^clhfe
,E?ho dvVells,
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Kchol
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T h o -W om en's Iie lie f C o r|is m e t •ini
iSilucatiortal h a il n t ' 10.30 a: 111'.,. andj
■istened t o a v e ry e lo q u e n t a iid p atrio tic'.
' tddresH o f w elcom e liy M rsJ ‘K itdtnrds, n
'colorell lri J y b e lo n g in g t o o n c o f th e n e a r
by p o sts. A o h u ra c te ris tic a n d g ra te fu l
oply' w ns m a d e b y tlie p re s id e n t, M rs.
fio ttie D tn re ll of. T re n to n . V e ry littl e
b usiness o f p u b lic im poi'tnnee w a s tra n s ■u.'tcd. I t e p o r t r w ore' r e a d b y th e se c re ­
ta ry , M rs. L a u ra : B r e s t* o f T r e n to n , a nil
tlio tre a s u r e r , M rs, P ollock, a lso o f T ren t o n ; : P a s t N a tio n a l
P r e s id e n t
JIrs'.
Iloga o f H a rtfo r d , C onn., d e liv e re d a con­
g r a tu la to r y a d d r e s s . T h is a fte rn o o n tlic
•ending o f re p o rts avbs c o n tin u e d . T o ­
m orrow t h e C orps w ill e le et b d itc rs fo r
th e e n su in g y e a r. T h e re , w e re 300 dele.{ntcs p re s e n t a t t h e t w o ,m e e tin g s th is
lftc r p o o n .'
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A n-infant crylufe in the. n ig h t,
An in fatil cry iy g for th e lig h t,
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■ ■Newport, It.-I., June 5,-jTUo cup deAnd w ith i n lan&uuge bi\t a cry.;
fwider Constltiif iiii 'enrried riwny her
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—Tennyson.
must tlu'i'c inlloH off Hrenton's itccf
lightship, Slio ,ivas gttiiullug oftshoro
There was a p o rt whose un tlm o ly fom b
ONioUR INSURED TIRE
No hum an hands w ith pious revercnee reared,
Qn, tlio Htni'iionrd litok iu n stroiig soutiiB ut th e ch arm ed edd(us o f autum tm l w inds j
T lila t ir o is n o t o n l y g tta r a n to o lc b u t ia i n a n r a l west wind wiic’ii lior topmast Knapped
B u ilt o’e r 1ils m ftldcrlng bouea a pyratntd
u g h in flt p u n o C u re a d u r i n g thLq. ficawoh. N o t i n hliout hulf way up, npd befo)'o it roueUOf m oldcrifig leaves In th o w aste w ilderness.
o r o r a o r y in t lio t r e a d t o c a u s o t l i o t i r o t o bo^ 4:1 tlie watdr ti^e steel must bent double
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. c o m o p o r o u s , b u t a n ’e x t r a q u a l i t y o f r u b b e r i bont e.ifflit foot below-the three lower
ju id f a b r i ^ i J i u t . ^ l l l r y a ia t , a n y o r d i n a r y p u iw * illircuderH, and B u lls nnd mast Ceil over
MAIL SCHEDULE.
turOH .V A J l p tiUcViu: o a r o p a Ir e d f r e e 6 f d h a r g b
tlie pdrt.sldo. Xt wns prnctierilly n repeb n f t ^ ^ J t ^ d u r l n g t b ls t fc h a o n .
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ilfion of the Coluinblu accident, mid it Arrival and Departure of .Mails From the 1
liSppSiic'd iftriipfitin 'the »ani!> loeailty,
Asbury P ark Postofficc. /
Sb ono ,wa» hurt in -tho'. accident, al­
.May -20, 190 L ' ,
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Rellabfe Repair' Sbop
j though Vine of •the mates was-swept •; .
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• 512 1-2 Co»kman Ave. overboard. He wns,rescued nnd suffer- Now York nii<l way stations—0.25,10.2,0
ed.no hnrnn Itenr ComnSodorc C. L..R а. in., 3.30, fl.UO p. m.
O p p , P a r t r l d g i i & ^ I c h n r d s o n ’fl. ‘ '
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Itoblnson of tho New York Yacht club PhiladdpliiA , nnd: South—^7.00 a. in.;
was' on itonrd ‘‘tbe C6|8tltutlon with 3.30,
(1.30 p, m.
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Ifanngor Dtincnn,'
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Trenton, N. J.-^7.00 n. m„ 1, 3.30, G.3p:
Jibrhn
. E c h o Sonar.
The Wbmea’a Organizations.
The Women’s Relief Corps has its
leadqimrters a t tiie Hotel Imperial. Thefiadies'nf the O. A. lt.’aVc eonccntiatcd at.
■tlic Hotel Lyndhurst. tflie latter organic
)satiiyn held lio morhing sessibh owinjjf to
' tfife' lateness of arriva! in to\vn.'j'iiey:
ira no# -holding -their flrst meqtin'g1 in
iVhittier lmll, though i t 1 is not expcctcdin a t Aiuch inlhinfesi ■rfill' bb • tthngacted;
skill and material wili permit. ;;
High enough to allow for the <<
.•'best''of e v e ry t h i n g . w i l l not ! I
coibpete with dentists who ad- ; I
verdse below the cost of the ;
ray material;, 'nor one .who ;;
gauges his fee byall. yoti can *;
jafiord -to p a y . T h e selection j >
of a dentist requires as much <I 514,001).out), now goes to Governor Men
,care. and thought as choosing a' 11 feral Wood l'oi* lliial dcelslon.
physician. Don’ttrusttodectal ;;
G o o d t h e j P l n a l C o a l o f 111.
O h, y e t we lriisl thut somehow good
advertisements— not even mine ;;
W ill b e tlie final fcoal of ill.
without investigation.
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To |>an((ti of n a tu re , slna of w ill, •
F or sole only a t ■
ac6, Steihbach Co.
And I cannot‘think why father
Should haVo bought litm when I'd rather
, v i t v e a dogl
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—London UalL
Ifor all wlio hear her music with their hearts..
Her jpetfcct harmony is audible . . • .
t o e^’ery noble, every fine wrought soul
llu ily'n Did Ui-Jo;-!etll
The eternal choiring of the starry spheres
H avana, Jijn« ' n;—T he niunicipnl Seems like the .tremulgMSj.tones which, sweet and
low,
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t'ouncil of Iliivaua ' h a s , uniuijnioitsly
The organist charms from out his ivory keys, ■
rejected the I)ady bid for Kewerliig aiid With preludes dallying till the organ swells
paying th e city 'oil tbe ground th a t’ it And overflows with mighty 11oodn of sound.
if too. lilgh. Mayor (loner says tlic To such n soul this music 6f the skies,
glorious antliein of the unKci^o,
contract iilionlil he advertised more ex­ This
Seems but the answering echo oi the song '
tensively and for a longer period th an tVHlch'she 'to God herself In Becrct pings'.
before ; 1 The Dtidy bid, approxim ately
*‘v'i_ c. W. llubner In Atlanta Constitution.
' Mado*nnd controlled by «
'■-v'r;:. ■'.;*/Yf-!b
O ur S tr ip e d
F ia n tig f iS iiits
He's ho klftd of good whatever.
And he cries as if he’d never,
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Won’t sit up;';you can’t arrangehln^ *
Oh, why doesn’t father change hltn
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At tlio shop?
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Now.^e'ye.go^to ilresa and feed hfro.
And We reallV/diiln’t need him,
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jilaccd th e r e to securfi privacy f o r th e
i/etcrniiM d u rin g tlie ir buniness session,
,yill lie rem oved to n ig h t f o r - t h e eum p
lire.
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! T h e special: p ro g ra m o f e n te r ta in m e n t
p re p a re d b y C o m m a n d er ,l» h n A. Ilo rd en
is nri attV actiV c' one; Mins- P o r tia 'H o n t.
vi’iil s t a r t tim entlm siiiH iu w ith '•M arch-'
m g TJiW ngh fleorgiii* oil th'fe vio lin , th e
■)u>iuh io -iie led b y J o h n E rim fons. M iss'
S rn rg a re t A sa y w ill liliio rc e itb som e of/
Her b e s t s e le c tio n s , a n il W illia m It. K rticlcBon, a ta re iitc d ybtiiig m u sie ian from
(.ong H ra w li, U tiH b e en e n g ag e d fo r Rftv,i'nil n m sical nliaraetK'i' sk etc h e s.
T h e in te rm is s io n s w ill bo filled b y S anfo rtl's fu ll m ilita r y blind. T iiere w ill be
io s ta tw lf'a d d fe s s e s ;' t m t * p c boinradei. .vill te ll im p ro m p tu w a r s to rie s 'a s the
ip ir it m oves th e m . T iio eiiiirp fire w ill
:e. open to th e . public. '
•,, F o r I’revcntfTix'Grnirf-Oo'rner*.
New Y orkr^uiie 5,—£ m eeting of the
members of the Produce Exchange will
be held, tomorrow; for the* purpose of
considering n,proposition to change the
■:l"i f , t «•r-.
t t : '
i f : ! rules of futiiic dulljrcry ;so as to innlce
corncts In grain pra^tlv.aljy impossjblei
JO S. D. N EW LIN ; New York grain,.brokers w e re , Witllj
sqtioezed. in .tliv r«ce>(t Pliljliiis covner
W lta 'in iiw ' K> W V". ■’} 2-"' « M ■!
173 ■Mato'Stt&f: ■f-Asbuilji'efcrkj in corn ip ciilbisgbl It" is now proposed
,to t'liiuige tlie i iUes .so th a t brokers ipay
deliver c oniiaet goods o f 'i . illffeireui
griidu from tlmCVont m eted for provid­
ed an allowance Is. inade for the reldtiyu dinVroacc In price 'for the two
il&y prices are as low as time,';; grades; - ■ • .. .
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We own it and control it
Gold KH biga. 11.60 up.
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,nd guarantee that it
P l a ti n n A m a lg o m C e m e n t, $ 1.00. ( E x «»
c o p t i n t i x t r e n i o c a a c a .)
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won't break through from §
G o ld O ro w n a n n d B r iilg o T e o t b , ?5.0() *»
a n d $7.60 p o r t o o th .
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natural seivice during
A r t ii lc l /d T e u tJi, *10. $12 a n d * 1C. E x -, ♦»
t r u c t f o n ul(.Tut|6(L ■ ' * '/
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'' ' reasonable trial.
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^ Richard F: Doran, D. D. S., ;;
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Gamp, Fire Tonight.
A sp ccin l g u a r d a ro u n d th o a u d ito riu m ,
era, Bedroom Hnit«, Iron Bcdfl, Springa, iliittra w ta . MnttfngH, Carpets, Ruga, Linolonm, •Fall lino of. currlag; whips h e m 10a.-up
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Oilclofchflr .Topics; Oouclioa, W indow Shades^
' P a in t
Ranged, H oatora. Deslts, Uookcaaofl Bhowcasea,
L anndr* Supplies, Olmmbcr OrookPry, &c. *
. other
'Qoodfl takfin baok nt half prico a t en d of aca* goods..
aoh‘."Qo(idaBol<l C£li colunitolon. V
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no*» so raiati jj'it’s ju st amazing^ ■
And you'd think that lie was blazing,
V ■■• '.Ho'a so red,
And his pilose is'like a berrj-.
And lie’s'bald as Unble Jerry
On his head.
to d a y /
Tfin. VnoBt ' coniplcto .linu .of;.L A W N
SIO'W'EltS.in tpyra a t rocit bbfctoru pflcea,
m $ o Mi’; . Ponnsilvivnlh,, Coatlnentol,
Now' Dopnriiira, Wostlleltl and cheopor
n m f e . Steol and ‘ wise r a t a , hoes,
shovolfl, spiiaeB,- hand' plows; gulden lia r.
rbwB, sood clryia^oulUVutora, plows, Held
and garden svosxlisttmbthy, clover and lawn
seeds, garden fertilizer, etc. Wood pumpa
13.00, Xrottpltohos- pum ps $1.60.
C A N '•'••• ^ . B ^ T
it queer?
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there is nothing t^at‘can equal 'ttie box spring If .Jfou
/ >Vf fanfriljih^ijftscuiy-itfiiat&.$ed,
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V\Je;£
•r are selling themnow at the reduced,/price, pf j-,.
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Yes, I've got ii little brother;' .
Never aaked for him /roro motlicr,
, The spring'is tlie.making of a bed.'
be.right; the .springs .2
"should
i*/ " ’ I be
1 soft »nd yielding, and yet with a,resfflfi:]^qr- of ijnb f
rting force
aad free from-squeaks. ;.. f %?:ft - 'Mz j r '■-::(i
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*‘I know; she Is from Boston.”
“Whyi dear?”
,
‘‘She called the breochcs buoy tbo
‘trousers buoy.’
Chicago News.
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Quality High
Prices Low
&
CO.,
DR. H. S. TAYLOR.
DentlHt, Cookinnn avenue, opposlto postofflee,
Afi!»ury I’nrk, N. J. Kntruutc on Emory atreet.
Hours: 0 a. til. to Q p. in.
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GEO. L. D. TOMPKINS, D. D. S.
neutlst, RtHiniH 1, 2, li nnd -I, I'oHtoOloeliulhlJnff
Aalmry Park. Tt-elli extriieteil painlessly with­
out roailfi'hiK the patient uuconidmis. (las atl*
lulnlstvrotl. Olliee hours;]) iumpv to B p , ID.
‘ • • DR. G. B. HERBERT.
Dentnl finrp.'on, ,000 <-ooktnau a von up,, over
Chadwlek’^. Urup store,O fllee hours: D'n. ill. to •
5 p. in, tins uUmlnlstered. -Telophotie call Ol*a,
;v
Dentist, Suceesaor to thri noston Ootitlsts,
710 Mattison uvenuo/WlnCkler’lrtilhlltic.
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S e a s id e
WALTER TAYLOR,
Attorney-nt-I.aw, Itoom 7, Monmouth halWlnff,
Ashury Park. ,-
P harm acy
Prop.
CLAUDE V. GtJERIN.
^
L aw Ortlres. T raim n i'ts peni*rpl leg a l hrislneiw.
Ackimwli'dfiiiHMitR token , for Q ll'a ta te s . DooiUfl
t)-J0 aVppleby hulldlng; .
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. WILLIAM C, BYRAM.
Cor. 8th add P S t.. BELMAR, N . jJ
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Attornoy-at-Ln^r. ■Mast'er In SOhAncery, 23 Ap^ •
plehy hulldlng, Aijhury P^rk, N. J. , ,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and BMBALMER?,
722 MatUsoil Ave., ' ' Asbilry Park. I t pays to advertise, in tlxo D aily, Press.
T e le p h o n e 1 1 8 .
BURTON BROTHERS.
Dentists, 02U OKikuuih avenue, Ashury Tark,
RtuuUiulue ImlUUuK, K, W, Cor. UroutUvny .aod
SStli Htr»'»*t, New Ytirk, New York otllco cloeetl
from Muy until Octohor.
R. F. DORAN, D. D. S. :
B
Bloomfield Hallck, Ph.
H . J . B O D IN E
DR, MARGARET D. CURRIE.
12(1 Main avenue. Ocean (Jrore, N. J . Offlcd
luntifl: 7 to 10 n. in., 2 to Tt p. in., 7 to 10 p ra.
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BROUSE #r. A8 ENB
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Flret National Stair. B aM ls*., Trenton. W. I ,
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T htrc is a big demand foi; servant girls
to
Washington, Wednesday.—Fair
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in Woodbury and the city is likely to
night; Thursday, partly cloudy.
. .V; v ; , ; ? : - *% ^ KINM ONTBf,
lose several good families because ;of .this
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and paopBirrQB.
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T h e ': s e a |o h - o f ^ Q ( i t d o '6 r p l e a s u r e s b r i n g s ' ^
This Dato.In’^isidry—Juno 5. shortage.
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E ight /thousand admissions ■w^re reg­
.
l.p tT B U O A T IO N O F F IC E t ;.
172.1--Dr. Atlun Smith. author of tlie "Wealth of istered'vat. tlie Vailsbnrg track bicycle
i t s 'o u t d O d r c o s tu m in g .^ “ T o b e p r o p e r l y .;
BOT M attU o ii A venue, A s b n r j l-artr, N , jr.
Nnllons/** liorn in St'ollitid;
17JK).
AdvertiKemeutB -'containing not more than
MISCELLANEOUS
1771—Krm-st Aunmtus. fifth bon ul th-or^e ill an- races Sunday, showing th a t interest in tWfiity-UYe words Inserted under' Uila heading
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V;•.•; mtuBnmm c a u :
c la d
b i i j o j r t h e o i^ t- /
for twenty-five centn flrst Insertion and fifteen
Idtig of Ihinover uficr the fejuiration of tht the* sport continues a t Newark.
K dttortil Boom ,
60 a
caeh subaequent Insertion. No money re­
iTuwtis, horn at Kpw. Kii^faml; tiled IS^i.
• J . A lb e r t H c u is tr e c b
A tlog severely bit Rose Abrainowits^ 0 etMita
O Q lb titf O fflb ll'lttN M ItM tM IIH ItltU tn M I BOfe
funded
under
any
'conditions.
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will
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l&l!0—Karl*>Iurlu von Wpi>i*r. famous imn»lcnil com
PENMAN AN1> »ISSiaVma-.-ncsolutlon». lieyears old, of Atlantic City, as she was mode good liy additional Insertions.
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l>owr, dlrd; hotn 17&L
roorluln
ond
.<Testlmoninls
-Engrossed.
—Alhuno
w h o h a v e a Oaiir© f o r ( i o r r e c t n e s s a n d c p m - i
TlHJMHS O F 8 W BSOKIPTION j
1851—The first ihaplcr of “ Undo Totn’a Cabin” patting it on the head, inflicting painful
work a spoelalty. .-Commercial atntlonery do-'
signed. 400 Munroe avenue. Asbury Park.
uppcurnl In The National Kn* ut Wuslilngton bruises on the arm, which lmd to he cau-.
LOST AND FOUND
E v e n in g E d itio n .
f o r t, fin d th e m , in th e c lo th e s th e y w e a r . *
ludt
cliupter
publlalml
April
1.
1952.
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One year (etrictl^ to advance).................
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1870—7,000 ImitUlnffs Imrmd and 2,000 lives lost terized.
C a n a r y .,
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One w e e k .
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C a r p e t s C le a n e d .
The weavers employed a t
the
at ConBtatJtinoplf.
Slagle ooploe
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LOST—C anary b ird, nam ed floorgo. Reward, ■OA RPKTS—Have your carpets cleanod by,
W02—Oil City anil Titusville. Pa., devastuti'd by W atehung Silk Company’s factory, Plain­ if ro tu rn ed to Mrs. Magcrlo Wilson, 67 Dela­ th o tum
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bling process; che»post, and best1
M e r n ln r ’ E d itio n ( J a n e to S ep tem b er)*
a lire treated with burning oil. SOD-lives living field, struck because their demand for w are avenue, O coanG rove.
183*84'* m ethod;saiiaractionguaranteod.
t lafoc tlon, gua ranteod. Lrfmveorders;
Leave ordi
T en w m IU h i m i u m
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' ’fo^t, 1,500 people rendered homeless and
w ith, d ia rie s J. Black, o r address' P . O. Bdx
0 0 6 Ve4klOMfH«M*IM’« tl*tt»HtHM HM *M •“
increased wages was refused, and all the
1002. ‘ .
000.000 In property destroyed.
O v erco a t.
etaglo oopjea
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1807—Hear Admiral Samuel P. I.ce. U. 8. N„ re other hands a t the mill quit work in- LOST^-Brown overcoat, lined w ith eilk.
W e e k ly E d itio n <Tlie S h o r e Pre§»)
tired, last of tlie civil war commanders of sympathy.
gloves and handkerchief In pocket. Suitable
■, rew
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*?1: o u f c d p p r i b g , n e c k - s c ^ r j f e %
ard w ill be given. Addrosu J . L. H utchinson,
Krrai aqundrons, died in Washington} born
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•$1.00
O ne y .e a r ...
For
the
tenth.tim
e
in
five
years
thieves
Belmar,
N. J .
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;^pr.--<pO*h'^^hwn.and^
men is v^reached in
Ml 18DS-Captain Charles V. Crldley, comtnnnd»*r ot entered the postolfice and general store
Binglecdpy,;..,...........................
' - H a r n e a p .l)ewey*s flagship in the buttle at Manila, died owmed by Jam es Stover a t Oak Tree, and
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late
cfeatious.
Every
W hit^pf ' i t t eQk!
A d v ertisin g; K otea o n A p p lic a tio n .
WANTED
IfAUNRSa—T. B. King. Bel mar, N .-'J ... Knat sea off Jupuii.
tnjdiaUod 1840-1001.. Klne hand-nmtlo .'harnen al1000—Fiiihtint; at Taku betwern Americ an murine* besides robbing the mail the burglars
w-ayn
on'hand.
Onleretl
work
our
specialty.-.
Indress
fancy
for,
outdoor
wearing
is faUy ^ |
P o s S tlo ti^ C o o k v
and lloxejfl. Itev, Dr. U. S:. St or«u. noted carried off all tlie'pies and cakes they
P ersons le a v in g th e d t y c au Im ve th e
elndlng‘ the following grades: I^ng nnd Short
W ANTED — Y ou n g ' m an (colored)J w ants Tng Couch, Coupe, .Surtvy apd -Light Road Hat("onKH^Jllonlat pastor, died *In Uiooklyn could Jim).
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D A ILY PR IM S m a ile d to th e m a t a n y all
w tuation as head cook in hotel o r re ta u ra n t. ness. Double or single. 03. you desire, from pure
b^rn 1S10.
The fourth annual pentecostal camp If w ork not satisfactory no pay desired. Ad Oak Tun l/outlmr tnndo by pkllled workmen. One
dress, poet p a id , a t th e r e g u la r s u b s c rip ­
p6ri6fw
orkm
ahship
andm
aterials.'
^
drena
M.
M
urray,
Poetofflco
Anbury
Pnrk.lKM*
hundml net* to select frttm. illgb 1 grade inameeting, tinder the auspices of the
tio n r a te , w ith o u t, e x tr a c h a r g e . T he art*
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•blne work nlwnys In stock to examine. Horse
Fletcher firove Camp Meeting associa­
furnishing
gootls
nnd
stnhle
supplies
a
specialty.
d re ss.m ay b e c h an g e d as d esired ..
P o s iU o n
T E N N E Y A R E C O R D BREA K ER
Repairing attended to with neatness, pronlptltion, .will be held on their grounds a t
WANTKD—Yonno lady' wishes position as tude
auil despatch. No trouble to show gqods.
stenographer., bookkeeper or pianist, Experi­ Trunks
Delaneo, from June 22 to July 4.
ond 'vallsea repaired. Ladles* belts mode'
enced.
S.,
100
Heck
avenne,
Ocean
Grove.B3-8*
Saves
Honor
of
Penn
Charter
School
in
to
orders
.
June 5, 1901
Wednesday
The property committee of the Camden
MH
tlie Track and Field Contests
G e n tle m a n .
city council has ordered all Hell tele­
W ANTED—G entlem an to tra v e l; sala ry and
a t Philadelphia.
phones to be removed from residences of
E D ITO R IA L C O M M EN T
Sporting sfc^ks with. Ascot endSi-Piqueexpenses; statooccupation during past year.
Ha m il 8 . Tenney, son of L. K. Tenney city officials ami alt public offices except Give udiiress in full and when can bo seen.
E m p l o y m e n t B u r e a u .,
A
ddress
M.
B.,
Presa
office.
188-4*
&tpcb
Collars, Darby, BiitterB^, arid
the
police
departm
ent
by
July
1.
proprietor of the Tenney House, this
. ’ Rich Field for Lawyers.
TUora Is nn in c re a sin g d e s ta iu i fo r re lia b le
One of tiie novelties this season on the
Dip a t 642 Cookman avenue, Ashury~_Park.
The remark able expansion.;of Atlantic city, has again covered himself with
C oachm an.
King
Edward
Bows.
otels and p rivate families served. W e enVil*;
W ANTED—A young A merican m an w ould denvor
City nil these years has developed a rich lory by not only winning but breaking beach front a t Atlantic City will be a
to give satisfaction.
like
position
n»
couehmari;
can
fu
rn
ish
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fe
r­
tonsorial
parlor
where
females
will
325
Miss A. B. STAFFORD.
field for. lawyers. Few appreciate the the records of the three events iu which
ence. Apply to E dw ard Bennett, Poatofflce
184 88*
vast amount of litigation th at lias arisen ho entered in the fifteenth anuual track handle the razor and strop. The place Box 140, Deal Beach, N . j . ;
F u r n it u r e .
and hew questions and contentions in­ aud field championships of FranMin opened* Monday und is already proving an
P o s itio n .
FU RN ITU RE.—I n .fittin g 'u p yo u r houflo fo r
attraction.
volved in building piers, boardwalks, em­ Field.
re
n
ta
l
th
e
effect
produced, by th e fu rn itu re
*M anaging housekeeper wishes a position in
For the second ‘time recently County hotel
Tenney, who is a . student of Penn
q e te n n ln e th e ru n t yon can dem and. Etebankments, etc., to determine how far the
or cottage; thoroughly cujjable; best ref­
—...phicing
your-order
look ovoh thjb stock of
erence.
A
ddress-H
ousekeeper,
Press
office.
Superintendent
Kldriclge
was
a
t
Wood­
city extends or the rjgfits of owners to Charfer School, Philadelphia, has shown
Plairt wtiite with plaited oosoms, fancy >
;:m .
182-84* W illiam H. oarinar^I, G ra n d e n d O o3a«an]av^
n u e e .' .
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lands under water. At the present time himself a wonder by the numerous bury a few days' ago. to* conduct the exbdlors^
with plaited bosoms,^
^ 1
unimition
for
a
free
scholarship
ottered
L n u n d ry W o rk .
thcirq s w iim to be jio law to prevent a oeords which he has lowered since a t ­
E m p l o y m e n t B n r « c iu . ' ”
WANTED.—A 'Colored woman w ould liko
man with a big dredger from excavating tending this school. It is expected th at by Kntgefs college, but. there was not a
Several well recom m ended w hlto giria.:wish
single applicant.
.
. . . laundry w ork for-tfa n iilj^ o r individuals a t places
sand ,on his own property sojdeep as to he will arrive in this city on Sunday.
fo r hotel cham ber w o rk ; also o th e r
home a t smull figure;. AVork guaranteed.
1hi relay Hicks, superintendent of con­ D
The Philadelphia Press, in speaking of.
rop p o s ta l'o r calL H attie Bautom, 1114 good help a t Miss S tafford's1 >emplo$ntn£nt
undermine the sub-marine property of his
All.the -ndw.^shapes in STRAW
\
room
s,
542 Cookraah a y tp u e ; A sbury Pa^k-T ‘ '
Springw
oodavenuo.
180-185*
neighbor. The stai,e board .of riparian the event, says: *’The sta r.o f the meet struction' for tlie Pennsylvania Railroad
ihis
summer
wear.!
Priced
from
50c.
to
$3.
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commissioners are ju st waking up to the was ‘- Tenney, of Penn Charter, and his company in the locality of Phillipsburg,
P o sitio n .
S l a i s b n W o r k . 1;;
problems, rights and new laws necessary work crowns him the peer of scholastic was taken sick while directing work a t
WANTED.—Young m an, colleg e'stu d en t;
PLA STERIN G; bricldaying, cem ent walks.age 28,/lesires responsible position, sum m er or. H eaters, and pipes cevared With asbesWs/
to regulate the extensive dredging opera* athletes in this vicintv. Not only did he Kicgelsville and died on the way t o his perm
anent. A ddress Box 64, O, G .
129-184
thereby n a v ibg-teat th a t is wuBted in cellar,
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tions th at are In progress here especially, win the three events, in which he com­ home.
and also coal, .W ork gtia'rariteod an d reliable.
The Commercial Acetylene company,
Joseph L. D u rra h i‘C07 Third- avenue; A sbur^
b u t » alsov elsewhere along the roast. peted, but broke all tbe records as well.
P n rk .N . J .
84-185
FOR SALE
Worthless meadow land has become so In tbe pole vault he cleared 0 feet 8 % capital $ 1,000,000, has been incorporated
T o Loan,
vain able and the “improvement of navi* inches, the old record of 0 feet 7‘ inches a t Trenton, to furnish acetylene gas The
F u r a ls b e d C o tta g e .
MONBY—If you bnve mfiney fo l.inu or In­
gatiort? •mo cheap and easy for grading made hy Hanson in ’07 being broken. In incorporators* are Frank S. Hastings, FOR SALE — F urnished cottage, southeast
Third avenue and Ber«h Htreet, A sbury vest or wish to Iturrow budk>. <*onRiilt AH>ert Itolipurpo.seRsthat new controversies arise to the high hurdles He. lowered his own rec­ Frederick H. Benedict, M artin J. Quinn, Pcorner
60S MATTISON AVENUE.
a rk ; lot 50x150 f t ; im m ediate poKsesalon. Ap- blns. 220 Main street,. Asbury i’urk. .
keep 5the courts busy with issues th at ord of 17 2-1 seconds to 17 /Int. In the II. II. Howells, Hairy 3*1 Robinson, Ed­ ply to
4 ow ner,
“ Mrs. Neill, 102 Maiii avenns,
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A c c o r d io n P la itin g :.
have few or no precedents.—Atinntie City low hurdles, a fter Fuller had broken the ward Beers, John R. Ranogan, all of Ocean Grove.
I’l.AITINO—Done a t short notice. 003 Mattlecord in his heat by doing 27 3-5, Ten­ Jersey City.
Union.’ - :
Ic e .
non im nue.
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The Interstate Telephone company is FOR BALE—60 tons
ney still further lowered it by clipping
IS *-sweet-wnter
swe
ice, cheap.
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off another fifth, the old record of *28 1-5 negotiating for the purchase of the Bur­ Apply to E. Y unker; B ra d ^ y Btmch.
M
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in e ry *
. I t ’s N o t 1 a B i t T o o B a r ly t o
VALUABLE BOAT AND CARGO
lington County telephone line, which ex­
having been held by Vaut.”
SUSS nonA I1ARTPKNCR—Kormeriy'npxt to
D og.
1
O r d e r Y o iir
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tends to nearly all parts of the county. FOR SALE—Young thoroughl)n*d S t.B ern ard IKJstolllCf, has opened millinery parlors at 00<l’
Steamer Ronald Sunk Off Atlantic City
Cookman nveuue—Cookman avenue block, tHtf
182fcf
GRAND-NIECE OF DOLLY MADISON. Representatives have been a t Mount dog, $50. A ddress lo4, P ress Office.
11 Was Tfrorth $ 100,000 and Her
Holly during the past few days buying
P la n o P r ic e s .
F o r S a le o r Rent*
„ , ■ , ! Cargo $200,000. .
PIANO PRICKS—ContmRt these two ways of
Died Saturday in Atlantic City—Was up t h e . stock, and it is said they now
VERY desirable oight-room house near htiylng
it Phiuti. First, of the dealef. lie, has
have enough to hold a controlling inter­ beaeh; Term s easy fo r good purchaser. F o r big rents,
T|ie;.firitish tramp steamer Ronald,
_O u r styles are all irT; have been, in fact,for
Bnlnrlps and other store eipences, all
Also Relative of Patrick Henry.
full particulars addresri Box llKi. P ress Ofllce.
est.
of which art* added to the price"of plhnos. ami
which went down two miles oil Atlantic
a week a rin io re . A m o re..c o m p le te ,.lin e ,it
181-180
which
you
must help pay.
In an Atlantic City hospital Saturday
There lias been a partial resumption of
City, yesterday,' as reported;in. tbe Press,
w ould be <iar(l io fmrf. Small :bccks and
Soeond of the piano tuner, who goes to the
F o r S a le .
maker, selects a Plano with a tuner’s knowledge
was over j 300,; feet long. She: carried a there passed away Mrs. Jane Lanier work a t the.shops of the Cracker-Wheel­
narrow stripes will be the prevailing;, styles tSiis
Instruments, nnd buys a t same price us
crew of 24 men, alljof whom got safely Washington, widow of Major .James Bar­ er Electric company in Ampere, the com­ Ladies’ side saddle good a s now, cost $50, will of
dealer, and who bus no rents, sulurieB, or other
to shore,in their own boats: There are ron W ashington of Pittsburg, Pa., a de­ pany having secured some non-union Hell fo r WO; one- 6efc double h a rn e ss ,c o s t$40 store expenses. •
Tho dealer's price is no criterion of value.
w ill sell fo r $3). Three-copper urns, te a , cof­
1,200 tons, of asphalt aboard the vessel, scendant of George Washington, llrst men to take, the places .of strikers.
fee and hot w ater, hold 10 gallons each, cost For. Instance, you pay $^T»o to $fi00 for upright
nnd tliift .is,*what caused the boat to. go president' of the United States. Mrs. Places will be found fo r.a n y .o f the old *250, w ill sell for *100. A ddress Box If®, Press >!nnoii. the actual values t»f which aW* fi7 5 to
JW
00. No inor**—tone, touch und •durabilityt-?tbe
down. Off the Carolina coast the heat Washington came to Atlantic City in hands who wish to return a t the former Office.
Ital reipilrenients ftf a ptuno—c^n lie s<dd In tbe
129-184*
L E A D IN G M E R C H A N T T A IL O R ,
highest ib'gree <if perfection for £100. Good
made the asphalt melt and caused . tlie •Vbruarv, after having spent the winter ate of wages and hours o f. .work. No
pianos us low. as
;
with her sister, Mrs. William Earle attem pt is made, to iutcrfere. wjlli .any.
.3JS
BOND
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T
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'fS'steameV .to list,, port* side.. .
;V,*V.V./vCVt VX
Would you like a list of Dfty people who baite
B lo c A u l.
uirmT ? ........... - •— -......
“Nopibig Serious was thought of tlie Yancey^of Birmingham, Ala. She wiis new mun th a t desires to pass into the
FOR SALE—D orothy of M ontana Gold Min- itoufiiiT
PIANOS FOR RUNT. Have your tuning done
ing Co. O utput of Icdce,
cdg $00,000,000. Buy.be- now.
accident,**:. said Captain; Hamilton Cas­ stricken four days a fte r her arrival with works.
If stitiaffiotory, pay Uurlnp the season.
'
Prospectus
on* appllica____.
..
fore stock* advances,
i2i t r . .
r y
\v. c. j^oiiiL
sidy,*’--urttil we reached the (Julf stream complications arising from, rheumatism.
tlon.—
tlon.
■ Tliurlow .Wee
W eed B arnet, President, 140
Mrs. Washington was born Feb. 15,
120-38*
Broadway, New Yorls
and discovered th at tlie pitch was stead­
WALL
TOWNSHIP
COMMITTEE.
JtL
D IR EC T.FR O M T H E *
5
(
T
a
i
lo r,
ily moving to the port side of the vessel. 1H42. She was a ■grandniece of Dolly
P. ARONHTOM—I^adlea* , and * gentlemen’s j -...;U . S . a O N D H O I J S E v ...
M a rth i S a fe .
BRAND NBW LI Nil O P C j \
Madi.>M)n,
wife
of
President.
Jam
es
We headed for th e - Jersey .-Coast- and
Elected a t the Prim ary Held a t Bailey's FOR SALE—A b irg e M arvin Safe, cheap a t ciiHioni tullor. *12 ltuttlson avenue. opi>oslte' ‘ Pennsylvania l-'earl-Kyti. Jaails In 1898,
Madison,
and
was
n
great-great-grand-*
Wln^kler’H
bakery.
Cleunlng,
situirlng.
altering,
thought we would be able to make New
Tlie Berwick, Avon-by-tho 3cu.
H9tf.
rt'jitilrlriK ond pressing neatly and promptly done bergol., *3.00; bftttle, 80c.
Corner Yesterday.
York, but when off Atlantic City the en­ daughter of Patrick Henry. Her greatt a very low price. All Work gunrunteed. I02tf j Mount Vernon Bye Whlakey; per gal.
T
a
r
*
.•
great-grandfather.
Thomas
Lanier,
mar­
At
the
regular
prim
ary
meeting
for
•s.so i bottls. "Sc.
gineers' were unable to keep lip steam. I
K<in SALR—Ctfnl tar.vdttyw^iatitlty, Iti'ftsonai
I Klkwbod Kyo, made In 1880. per gal.
ried
Jane
Washington,
sister
of
<«cneral
the
election
of
the
Wall
township
execu- MATT. APPLEGATE
‘ ALSO NBW STOCK »•»
came dnhorc to send for lighters to help
lilt* pr!tt*«. CotisolidtittHl CJus Company of'New
bottl 7Go.
Washington’s father, from whom she was ive committee, held a t Bailey’s Corner, Jersey. I^»ug llrnneh
fill) Mnttison avenue,
the vessel into port.” ,
Contracting
F
ainter
and
Decorator
;
Monontmhuln,
a
pare.
Kyo
VThlokoy,
per
natr
estcrday, the following were elected: Anbury Tark.
Four bags of mail, 100 pounds of sec­ also descended-in another line.
P. O. Box 1064
ASBURY PARK gal., * 2 .00 ; bottle, e o c .'.
Brushes, Paint, varaish. Etc.
t. C. Thompson, (Jeorge K. Rogers, Wil­
! Eureka, Club Pennsylvania Bye. per
ond class m atter and IK) pounds of Hist
C e m e te r y Lot«>.
gal., *3.ooj hottlo, «l.oo.
O
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n
ic
re
K
a
llu
n
a
iU
tH
t
i
x
p
e
l
H
e
r
r
o
n
.
liam
L
Tilton,'
Israel
Allgor,
James
W.
THOUSANDS OF PHUT OF
FOR
SALB—Lots
for
snie;
Mount
Prospect
JAMES STROUD,
class, were, brought ashore.
, JSonogrom, BelJu of Ni-isen, bottl», • ! .
Des Mollies. Ju n e r».—■ttyorge 1>. H er­ aughlin, Frank Reeves, Fred Hall, Cemetery. Plots graded. m>Hlod ami eared- f»r
Captain Cassidy said th a t he would
Sherry, P o rt and Blaokbony, piir ,
Architect,
by the year. (U-orgu W. Plttenger, secretary.
bottle, 3Sc. . ‘
8fttf
have remained on hoard but for the fact ron, form er professor of applied Chris­ eorge Height, K. V. Patterson, E. P. 14 Appleby building.
609 Main S treet
ASBtURY PARK •1.801
r P u ritan Claret, & line California Claret,
th at the batches .were blown off by the tianity In Iowa college ut Grliinell, was LongHtreet, William F. LefTerson, (Ieorge
per
doz.,
*a.40j bottle, Sda.
Gall and examine o a r stock nnd prioai.
FOR RENT
air in the hold. He and his crew saved tried l>y a council of m inisters and Bailey, Charles W hite, Charles Allen,
CLARENCE D. .WILSON
Laubsohoimer, a typo of Callfonaia Estimates cheerfully given for PAFKR
eltlers
of
the
church,
representing
eight
Henry
W
ainright,
Charles
Gifford.
Bhine
W
ine, per doz., • 3 .00; bottle, SBo,
iXANOINO Iio u a i; PAINTING, KALSObut little. The cargo was valued at
Architect.
R o o m s.
Koehlor & Co.'s X.ajnjr a n d Hilello S«era, m in in o ,K tc .
.
.j ; y
'$ 200,000 and the steamer a t $ KM),001). organizations, sitting a t Urlnnell yes. LONG BRANCH Ales Mid P orter. Orders delivered (tee.
F a n KENT.—F o r tho Miminer m onths, flvo 185 Broadway
lerdny.
on
tbe
charge
of
“conduct
un­
Boat
Line
to
Atlantic
City.
*
•
Captain and*crew have gone to New
vi-ry tjifdrubii: unfurni^hw l rooniH nuftaUu for
becoming a C hristian and a geutleNew York patronage for Atlantic City
f
C. A. B A K E R , Proprietor, •'
houjibketipinif. Addruiia box 162, Prra*
D ressm aking-.
S . MICHELSON,
York. ;.. . ;
101-«i*
uian.” Evidence w as introduced to is to be cultivated hy the running of- Ofilco.
DRCSSMAKINO—Krculng gowns, afternoon i». . Boxl .
BELMAR,..
N.
J.
-ontutuoH. tailor made suits, rainy tb»y skirts
show cruel treatm ent of Ills “unusually daily excursions by steamer. Rumor Inis
6 1 6 C o o k a ia a A v e .. A s b u r r f s x k i
F o r R e n t.
; H Street* Cor. I6tti Aveacc. *
math* at rensonuble rates. Remodeling and
HERRON WANTS TO BE LET ALONE, loyal anil devoted wife,” which finally
cached Atlantic City that a syndicate of
FOB REN T.—Sijt-roomIiouho JC pi.!- m onth; skirts relMtuitd. Accordion ptaltlng done ut
resulted In divorce proceedings and New Yorkers has purchased the steamer nlHO, b threc*rodm Iiouho $8 i»cr nm ntli. Appl> short notice. Mrs. II. SI. Jordan. 003 Mattison
H F h u r o itvtmui: n e a r W a t G rofo avenue.
Says No Socialist Colony at Pumptown. legal separation. A letter from Dr. Manhattan for this purpose, and th a t her Mre.
cliuroli.
...
11)0-185*
Look for th e Yellow Front
Wishes Visitors Would Stay Away.- Herron w as,presented in his defense, maiden trip is to ho made the first of
R e sta u ra n t.
,
Opp F irst National Bank
The publicity given to the alleged in­ blit at the close of its consideration the next mouth. The M anhattan is 350 feet
FOR R ENT—Fine re stau ran t, good locatiur,,
i f y o u wniit to save money o.
dention of the Hev.* (ieorge D. Herron of council decided that the charges were long, of 8,000 tons burden, has twin ten)is rejbonable for yeiisun ■to Nov. 1; fully
borrow money nnd repay, jn monthly, pay.
sustained and voted unanim ously to screws and is a sister ship to the ttitta g e furnished: now Opoit. A p p ly u t Bid Oookmun
starting a soeialist colony on the farm
avenue, n e a r depot; ‘
109tf ‘ 1YIQNDW, J UNE io;;igoi moat*, apply to tiu.'C itizeiia^ M utual
expel lilm from the church.
City. The boot is now running between
at Pumptown, near New Bruswick. has
Banking anti Building Society, Hoorn 12,
at 2 P. M., at the Court House, *
New York and Portland. It is'said the
resulted in bringing hosts of Visitors to
Has opened a flrstclass
,
AT
T
H
E
..
31 r». Mc£CIn!ey*n C o n d itio n .
Freehold, N..J., 5 ^
Appleby building. We have nearly COO
name will be changed to ‘‘Atlantic City.”
the Herron plaee.% The farm was con­
W ashing on. June 5.—Dr. Kixey was Hie trip from New York to the resort
memhera.in this'viciiiRy. an^-liave plnced
t
BOOP
a ND i^HOE
P r o p e r t y o f O e o rg e M i l le r
‘
verted into >t free-for-all picnic grounds ut I lie White House an hour aud a half
on niortgngs nearly $50,000 sinco liecem;
IWouday, with the Herrons as involun­ last evening, and on leaving a t half lown the coast can bo made in about five
te p a lr S liop a t 814 -------BOMP, . -------------BTKKET.
N o rtheast c o m e r of Ridgo &vehuo and, Heck fc f ia t. - We aak your co-ojjeS-iition,
„ Jcmun
{ ' Only flrstclass w..orkm
en employed.
fin ploy od.
Kext Sunday evening there will bo
street, W est A sbury P ark.
tary iuists, and as a result they were not past in. in answ er to inquiries concern­ hours.
guaran*
Bervico prom pt. Hatiafaotlon
--*•.................
SPECIAL SINGING.
in a particularly amiable humor a t night. ing Mrs. McKinley’s :eomlttlon, said;
121 foot, 0 inches on R idge avenue h y 1W foot
teed.
•inch on H eck, stro et, includingg fo
foru r, now. ;
I
.
H
r
R
O
W
l
E
t
,
;
In order to escape a continued influx of “There has been no Im portant change
Armless and Headless Body Found.
YOUR
PATRONAQK
SOUOITED.
Houses, to be sold free and clear of all oncumC o ng reg a tion a l C h u rc h brnnces
to tho highest bidder. F o r full parvisitors. Or. llerron has written a letter in Mrs. McKinley's condition. She IS
The Iioily of an urinlex* and IhmkIIws
Cor. Emory St. and F irst Ave.
ticulara uddrcss .
Manager Monmouth District.
in which he says':
resting very comfortably. Of course man »•#» found along the Sliiw.slnn v
N a tio n a l B. L. & P r o v id e n t A s s o c ia tio n ,
“The reports about1 our making head-' there are lluctuatlons iu her condition. ivcr. near Atlantic Highlands, yesterday
183-8a
756 B road Bt., N ew ark, N .J .
quartersjtor our socialistic work at Me- At times she is better and a t times iifternoon. Coroner Flock of Long
P R IS O N E R K I L L S G U A R D .
Frees "Bpeoiar' adva. bring blg,ieturn»
tuchen are pure fiction. . I have no de­ worse, but she is certainly not losing Bra nth, has the body iu elutrgo.
The
^lie people aay th a t PreBa adva. pay.
Press
‘,Special,,
ad vs. bring big results.
signs whatever uj>on the farm or the any ground. In fact, she is possibly body itt lielieved to lie th at of a boat D e .it f r r n t e A t t o m iit t o ' B i c . p o o t A l­
l e l i c <1 D a n k R o b b e r . . .
good people ofM etuchen. h<*yond occa­ gaining very slowly. T here is no more builder who resided at I’oil Monmouth,
Toronto, June ii.—b’riiuk Itiitledge.
sionally helping my father to raise po­ immediate danger than there has been who has been misMuj? several weeks.
Fred Itlce mid Frank .Tones, three a l­
tatoes alii) (/ticks and enjoying the lux­ for some tim e.”
leged bank burglars extradited from
ury of being
TIone in peace and
Volunteers’ Hall Destroyed.
t]Uiet.”
^ ‘
The hall of the American Volunteers Chicago and on trial here f o r ‘th e rob­
G e n e r a l U a lll n i s t o l ) B o o t h A M a a o a .
bery of u private bank a t Aurora, were
N ew Yortc. .lu u e 5.—G e n e r a l B ullir.i;- a t Long Branch, which Was dedicated
being transferred from th e courtroom
to n B o o th o f tb e V o lu n te e rs of A m e ri­ soon after the institution of the new or­
Supreme Court Convenes.
to tbe Jail last night in a cab. in which
The .lime term of the New Jersey su­ c a w a s In st n ig h t I n itia te d In to tlie ganization hy Commander liallington w ere Police Ollicers Boyd ami Stew art
A Weber Piano costsja little more than an ordinary good
preme court^jjiened yestenlay morning tu y a te rte s o f .M asonry In th e lo d g e a t Booth, was destroyed by lire yesterday; The throe prisoners w ere haiidcuffed
at T re n to n .T h e re ale 45 eases on the M o n tc la ir, i*'. .1.
make, but the ex ta cdst will bi-lhe best part of yourjnvest-;
together.
calendar of the main court a n d .70 on
B R IE F N EW S N O T E S .
Wlieu the rig was approaching the
meet
It - is the tone of a Piano that gives it value and set­
that of the main branch,. The calendar
Sioo Reward $ioo.
jail, iin \inki| 0\vii person thryw three
tles
its
grade
as a musical instrument. Everything about a
N e w Y o rk d a y a t b u f f a lo h a s b e en
will first be called and the status of the
The readers of this paper will he
loaded revolvers Into the enb. Jones
,
eases noticed, after which the main court pleased to learn th a t there is a t least oue' fixed for Si'pt. 18.
Piano, from its scale to its case, if properly csqstrocted. Ha8
grabbed one of the pistols and shot
will sit in the supreme conn room for dreaded disease tlm t seiemr has been
M iss M u rtliu r tl e h b o r u , H liiiigirter o f Ollicer. Boyd, who (lled’Jn u few- pinapart in the'm iking-oi'thls'^nal quality, i t Is!'a qualitjr:
the hearing of cases;, while tlie main able to cure-in all its stages, and th a t .is h e a r A d m ira l H le h b o ru a tu l a r e ig n in g utes. Ollicer Stew art opened lire on
branch will do the same thing in* the eatarili. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only b e lle In W a s h in g to n s o c ie ty , h a s b een Jones, shooting him iu .tlie arm and
never found in any other iuake pad it,is prfzedvby aJl.^aistid.i.
chancery court room. Motions will be positive cure known to the medical fra­ timi'jjleU to .la m e s U . B la in e , y o n iig e s t groin..
ous people. Why buy an( instrument your dealer says M s ;.
hoard before^tho side branch im the ternity. Catarrh being a 1 constitutional noil o f th e la te M alm r a tu te s in u n .
T he prisoners tlitfn leaped froji. the
branch court room. Next Monday will disease,. requires n eonstitutionul tre a t, just as gopd as a Weber ?” Daes his Temark not>prove ihe
A e u b le g ra u i b u s b e tu re c e iv e d a n - cal> and, boarding a passing street car,
lit* opinion day and the term will he inent. Hiill’sC atiH rli Cure is taken in­ n o u u c ln g th e d e a th o f B ish o p K. W . ordered tiie liiotormmi to proceed fa s t­
Weber is' the: Sliwidard ? ' N^—yott do not pay for Weber
brought to a close the following Friday, ternally,, acting directly upon the blood B a r k e r o f tiie M e th o d is t lC plseopal er. The hitter, m uovei) the^arm of the
napie, you pay for^We.ber qualilry. It Js because each big
' on account of the opening of the court of and mucous surface* of the system, C h u rc h in Iiiclla. I l l s ile u th o e e u n e d m otor an d ' struck .liiHlodge over .the
errors, aiid appeals the following week.
thereby destroying the foundation of the a t X iiin l T ill, w h e re h e la id g o n e rot head, W h ile the conductor threw . t>£f
and little patt of a Weber. Piaho is absolutely faultless tha
disease, and' giving the patient strength ills h w iltli. B ish o p I ’n r k e r b a il b e en the trollej*- pole from the w ire/b rin g in g
the
Weber tone is uneQiiaied. ; It isn't, merely mechanical^
sult'.eiiiig
f
o
r
n
lo
n
g
t
i
m
e
’fro
m
tfn
n
e
u
tc
L a s t M o n th jy W eeting fo r S u m m er.
by building up. the Constitution and as
th e cur to a stniidstlif,' Tlie men were
The last monthly meeting for the sum- sisfcing nature in doing its'w o rk . The fo r m o f s to m a c h t r o u b l e .‘ i l l s i;egulai then overpowered.- .tones Is in the boakill that secures this result; it-s soimethiog ahin to genius.
)T»!riof thV Anbury I’urk and Ouean (Jfoye proprietors have no lunch faith in its n t u t b l i w a s a t I.uuU 'now .
pltal and will lose .his -arm If b e re ­
' You cah;buy a Weber Plano only of iis.
,
auxiliary of the . Monmouth Memorial curative powers th a t they offer One Hun­
covers.
i
‘
hospital-wW be held ill the parlors, of the dred Dollars for any ease tliat it fails to
P aint Your Buggy for 75 c.
V o it W a lilf r m ;c
n a tiiso n A vents-a a n d B o n ti Street,
Orai^^'A venue hOtel Fiiday, June 7, at cure. Send for list of testimonials.
with Devoe’s ttloss Citrria.e I’niat. fl
B e rlin , J u n e 5,—{.’g m it:y o n ^ u l d e i a e i /
E ;M : : T U 5 T i N G . ; i
U ji.-m. ' irrs. \V. D Ilarper, the superin­
Address
■ .• ■
weighs :i to B ozfl. liioin to the pint than
■; Asbury Wrt;-. N. J.
b u s postpmuM l b lit d e p a r tu r e fr o m T ie n ­
tendent,'will uddiess the'm eeting. ••
otlu-.ls, \voars longer; and gives n gloss t s i n ' p e n d in g ' a n ln v e stig u > lo ii o f ' t h e
. ,F. j ; CHENEY & CO!; Tol.edo, O.
■ •• «!•.' i ■;
equal to new Work. • Sold by Ducbaiion
■Sold by Druggists, 70c.
tn illtitry a If f a y 6 ii U iffT n K u r o a d .'
W c Sy ^'Bpccrul” . ttdvs*. b rin g b ig T eaulta.
& Smock. ■
.
Hull’s Family Pills-arc the best.
\\
u
,:J-
OXFORD AND CHEVIOT
GOLF SHIRTS
H "^o^ 7Sc, $ 1. 66;a n d
$U5&
SPRING GARMENT
C H A R L E S K R A IN Z ,
{WHISKEY
Ren Jeisey BSGoratinji So.
WALL PAP'ER
ROOM MOULDINGS
0
Sheriffs Sale."
28
O f In te r e st t o Y o u
A.W ALTON
SUNDAY SCHOOL SERVICE
ASBURY PARK D A IL Y PRESS, W EDNESDAY, JU N E 5, 1901
BOERS IN CAPE COLONY
C O R N EL L LEA DS.
Ii-
ih v la te r e o llc g ta i'e
; ;
I n F a c e , o f P u r s u in g C o lu m n s
T b fe y . C a p t u r e J a m e s t o W i t
th e I m a p , i f . j u i i o m p s ,,
O n e o t tiip M o it^ b e ip ^ rn te
r a e n « » o f t h e ' W n r —F H t r
irltm li
F e l ^ n t t i i ;' F I r » t / V o l l e r —Y e o n m n r r
N earty D e d n p ite ty
London, Ju n e 5.—T he w a r office .last
night published the following dispatch
from VLo'rd K itchener, dated PretorW,
Ju n e ^ : '
•
“Jam estow n, Cape Colony, surrender«* to, Krltssln.ger'K 'com m ando/, on the
m orning o f '3 u n e - 2 ' dftfcr fo u r h o u ri’
fighting. Thftltown-gaard and local vol­
unteers Tyere overpowered; before oi|r
pursuing columns' coula conie up;
“Our e asiii Jtiesw ero th ree killed and
two bounded, ^ije Boer loaq J b said to
lln v e '.W n lgipeater., ^
v
"TIff stores w ef - looted, b u t the garrlsou w as released. :
‘‘H iv e ’ placed General Jfrench In
charge o t the Operations in Cape Colo­
ny. ,! ■J
T lie appointm ent o t Genera! French,
who lias been recruiting h is health In
Cape, ,Town,; t o «?srijnand. the opera-,
tlona t.ln C a p e C o lo n y indicates th a t
Lord K itdhener a ttach es m u cjflm p o r
tosice'to the .invasion, T he lecrude*
• 'cuce.of serious fighting brings fu rth e r
dem ands fo r the sending out of re-enforcensonte.
Ilr ltl.li C l i n i l f l H H e a v r,
D etails received regarding, th e fight­
ing a t V lakfontein show th a t it was
one o f thedoort desper^te;engajfeB!e»ta
of. th s w a r.,' ’G eneral Dixon’s column
w as traversing the. d istric t i d egtabMshSag posts, w hen It w as a tta e k e d b y
l.SOO’J o c ra u n d f^^ o m m a n d an ^ K e n ip .
T he Boers w#re stf .close th a t BO B ritish
fell a t t h e ’flrst volfty. • ' •
The,,yeo(n 8n>y hpjg the.position,, pro­
tecting thi* guns, u n til they were n e ar­
ly de'flamtted, a n d then, finding It Im­
possible to save th e guns, th e artillery ­
men gliot tlife.jpjn horses to p re rta t.th o
Boers moylUgjtlie jffiris.fti-'
'
T ho'colum n quickly recovered from
tlie shock of the unexpected attack.
T he -Derbyshire# charged w ith bayo­
nets a n d a fte r a short, desperate fight
drovej’olf the B ow s and recovered the
gunsA T he, Derbyshire* and yeom anry
botlvlosjt .vejry, heavily.
I t is asserted. th a t w hile (hi Boers
had tem porary poSfeGMsion of th e guns
they shot' tw o artillerym en in void
blood for refusing to w ork them
aguinst th*Jr own copstades.'
A dispatch. from Johannesburg says
th a t nmny miners, refusing to accept
5 shillings a day; tlie rate lixed by mill-'
tnry ordei ’hftv'tf.'Korie OU' strike.
t l r g u c i i tb A n n e s K o n s o ,
B r u s s e l s , J u n e 5 .— A t a c a b i n e t e o u n *
e ll y p s t o 'd t r j ’j i t j w p s v i r t u a l l y .d e c i d e d
t o n n u « x > t t i a K O i l g o ^ B U l e w l l b i n a dec
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Co^iCMt/f, a t
K x p o iilU o n .
Bufltifio, 'Ju n e 5!—T he first athletic
TOntORts iyere held In the; stadium a t
tnc I't/n-Ainerlcau exposition gronnds
yesterday. Itepresehtatlvvs of 10 of the
leading colleges and universities in .the
fcaWiiml w est participated In th e lntercollcgiato trac k and field events which
m arked the real opening of the stadium
to sports. T he q u arter mile cinder
track and the 140 yawl straightaw ay,
located Inside tbe oval, w ere In fine
condition. Tlie athletes w ere enthusi­
astic in their pratse of the stadium .
Duffy o t Georgetown won' t h i ‘100
ynrd-dash'io.cnsj? sfyle, w ith Devers oC
W estm inster second. T he Maloney
brothers of Chicago, w ere In line form
and won all pjt the events. In which
they started w ith the' exceptlon of the
880 yard run, which w ent to J. M. P e r­
ry ot Princeton. T he finish In the 440
yard run w as one of the most exciting
of.th e day. witb^A. Mpioney defeating
Holland of Georgetown by a m agnifi­
cent .burst of speed a t th e tape. S. S.
Jones of New York outclassed his field
In the running high Jum p. The pole
vault resufte In a tie, both E ndsly of
P urdue and Frederick of Cornell: clear­
ing 11 feet. T hey tried unsuccessfully
fo r a higher nm rk and finally agreed to
toss - th e coin; fo r first place. E ndsly
won the .toBS.,
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The show ing in points made by the
.different "colleges and universities is as
follows: Cornell, 28; Chicago, 17;
Georgetown aiid Pennsylvania, 9 each;
VVosim/NKtci', •7;'S(f]oit find A^SnhSspta,
*; each; Ynle, ’Erln'ceton) iPurdue nnd
New York.Hj.oneh; Amherst,' 2.
" G e n e ra l .G ra n t
GoIiik ^ o
EXCELSIOR
E u ro p e.
Neir' YW'k, .Tune r>—General Fred­
erick D .jo A n t w as In the F ifth' Ave­
nue hotel I h s ! night, prelim inary to
sailing for E urope next w e e k .. Ills
son, Ulyaues S. G rautt ?i cadet In West
P qlnt^w ill accom pany him, having ob­
tained a furlough for three months.
Cadet G rant, w ho wns appointed by
President McKinley." will lie graduated
next year. H is rank Is imleh higher
th a n th a t of his fa th e r or Illustrious,
grandfather, w as In tlm W est Point
a c a d e m y ,’lie being one of the "first ▼
five*’ lii his clnsH.
F a ta l
A lin e E i p l o i i l o n ,
Iron M ountain, Mich., .lime !>.—E ight
men were killed by nn explosion on
the . seventh level o t tlie Chapin Iron
mlnp. - T he dead men w ere all Italian
laborers and wtfre engaged In handling
dynam ite niid giuut powder Intended
for use in tlie mine when the explosion
occurred, . Some were killed outright
’ the shock, and others died of suffocutlon.
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J u m p e d Off B r o o k l y n . B r i d g e ,
New York, June 5.—Robert G. Bidwell, a w riter, jum ped last evening
from the Brooklyn bridge. H e w as
Instantly killed. T he m an had p repar­
ed himself 1 for the jum p. Around his
w aist Was a a air life preserver, and he
bud padded his back and stom ach w ith
heavy tow«ls. ■
HI 2SM
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I H6tel Flat Work Only
Largest Capacity on the Coast
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T E L E P H O N E C O N N E C T IO N .
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131 South Main Street.
O L D F A V O R IT E S . ’
A m e r ic a .
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BA R G A IN
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Prices Right.
Thoy'know not In their hate and pride
What virtues in thy children bide; 1
. How true, bow good thy graceful maids
Make bright like flowers the valley shades,
What generous men
Spring, like thine oaks, by hill and glen*
* What cordial welcomes greet the guest
' By the lone rivers Of the west;
llow faith is kept and truth revered
. And man Is loyed and CJod is feared.
In woodland homes *
And where the ocean border foams.
M a n a g e r.
First in tho field before the rctlUening aun,
Last in the shadows when the day is done,
Line alter line, along tb? bursting sod,
£farks tho broad acres wlj^re his feet have trod.
Still where hp. treads tlie stubborn clods divide,
Tlie smooth, fresh furrow opens deep and wide,
Matted und dense tlie .tangled t^rf upheaves.
Mellow and dark the ridgy cornlield cleaves.
Up the ateep hillside, w^cre tlio laboring train
Blunts tlie long track tliat scores the level plain,
Through the moist vajfe^, clogged with oozing
cluy,
. . '* £ /
The patient convoy breaks Us.destined way.
At every turn tho loosening chains resound,
The swinging plowshare .dcelcs* glistening round,
Tilt the wide field ono billowy waste appears,
And wearied hands unbipd the panting steers.
These arc'the hands whott sturdy labor brings
Tbe
food. -tb^jjg jibaiJitaca.klnya.
,
Oh, mother of a mighty race,
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Yet lovely In thy youthful grace!
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The cider dames, thy haughty peers,
Admire, yet hute, thy blooming years.
With words ot shame
And taunts of scorn they join thy name.
For on thy cheek the glow is spread
Tliat tints thy morning hills with red.
TUy step the wild d**r’a rusUing^ieet
Within thy woods are not more fleet.
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Thy hopeful eye
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Is bright as thine own sunny sky;
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Aye, let them rail, those haughty ones, '.
While eafe thou dwelled iyith thy sons.
They do not khow how loved‘thou art;
How many a' fond and fearless heart
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Will rise to throw.
Its life between thee and the foe,
,
Oh, fair young mother, on thy brow
Shall B i t a nobler grace than nowl
Deep in the brightness of thy skies
The thronging years in glory rise
And ^s they fleet
Drop strength and riches a t tby feet,
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—Bryist
A D ream .
There are-times when a dream delicious'
Steals into a musing hour,,
....
1 A*Like a face with lovo capricious
<Tliat jfeeps from a woodland bower,
And one dear scene comes changeless,
A wooded hfll and a river,
A deep cool bend where the lilies end
And the elm tree shadows quiver. **
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And L lie. oru
iyink tlvjre^reiujtfnK.
- T lia t t n r i R f T l I f ? ffi“a*iOrtJaiffr-- ?•
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T h a t th e real is b u t th e seem ing, .•
And tb e tru e is th e sun flecked tirean i.
B eneath m e th e perch im d th e ’ b e a re r s a il bjr
In th e dim cool d epths of th e river. :
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The s tru g g lin g fly brfeaks th e m irrored ik y , * . ;•*
And tb e elm tre e shadows q uiver..
There a re voices o f ch ild ren a w a y on t £ * h ii l, - >y;.There are bees, through, th e flag flower*
raing,
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T he lig h te rm a n c alls t o t h e clock, a n d t h e m ill '
On th e farth er aide is'd ru m m in g ,A nd I Blnk to sle e p .in m y 'd re a m of a dream ?
I n th e grass by th e b rin k of th e liv e r,
W here th e voices blend, and th e liUe* end,
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And th e elm tre e shadow s qulrtfr.
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L ik e a g ift from th e p a s t i s th e ld n d ly dream , r . . ;
F o r th e sorrow and pasaion a nd yaln
A re a d rift lik e th e leaves on th e b r e a s t o tti*
• stream ,
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And th e child life com es agaioi
Oh, th e aw eet, sw eet p a in of Joy t h a t d le d t *
.
.0 1 a pa in th a t Is joy foreverl
Oh, the life t h a t died In th e storm y tid e
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T h a t w as once my sun flecked riv e r!
‘- J o h n B oyle O 'H e fliy ...
There’s freedom at thy gates and rest
For earth's downtrodden and opprest;
A refuge, for the hunted head.
For the starved laborer toil and bread.
Power at thy bounds
Stops and calls b a c k her baffled hounds,
—M attiiew Arnold.
T h e P lo w u m a ,
PICTURE PUZZLE.
Tommy Grii.c c .lu u !1a pain in his
' faco •
So bad he eould noi; icarn a' letter. •
. FIND T lilj DOCTOR.
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Thine eye with every coining hour
Shall brighten, und thy fonu sliall tower.
And when thy siBtera elder born
Wobld’ brand thy name with wprds of scoro*
Before thine eye,
Upon.thfir lips the taunt shall die.
TliTa'ia tlle pagc'wliorfe letU'rs' bTmlFbe bct*ii
Changed by the sun to words of living green.
ThU Is the scHolar whose immortal pen
Sp^JIs th? fjrst h’Srffm, hunger taught to
These are the lines that heaven commanded toll
Shows on hid deed—thc fcharter of' the soill ’
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gracious mother, whose.bcpignarit.breast . t .
' F o11»h1 by our (o)low,,nien( «lfj»resqctl, outworn, - 0Wakea
us to life and liills ub oil to rest,
Wj leave <tlic Irutwl worlU tt» take Its way, •
How
thy sweet features, kind to every 'clime,
And Paticnc*,.-in anotllcr life;-we sayt -: •
Mock;
with
their Smilo the wrinkled fronkbl tlmel
Tlie world .hull Be'tlirUtit down aiid we upborne.
We Btajn tjiy . flowers—they,;bfosspm o’er th)»
.dead—
,
And will not, -tberC'the Immortal arnica scorii
TJie world’s poor, routed kavinge, or will they We rem\ tliy bosom, ftml it gives us bread. ’
O’er
the
red
field
tliat-’
trampling-strife has torrf
Who failed 'under the heat of thia life's day
Waves the green plumage of the tafiseled.com.,
Support the ftrvori of (lie heavenly mornt
Our:maddening conflicts scar thy 7airest plain.
•Still thy soft answer i* tlio growing grain.
No, no! Tiro ehergry of life may be
Yet, O our mother, while uncounted charms *
Kept on after the grave, but not begun,
And he who flagged not'in the earthly strife, Steal round our hearts In thine embracing arms,
Let
not our virtues lu thy love decay,
From strength:to-Htrppgth advancing—only he,
And thy tend swectnerti waste our strength away,
Ui* eoul well knit and all his battles won,
—Oliver Wendell Holme*,
Mounts, and that pardly, to eternal life.
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A. B. Hammond,
GEMS IN VERSE.’
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Trfiiifon,' .Tune tj.—f l u tTnlted S tatss
Cotton Duck-, corporation, w ith an- au­
thorized capital of $50,000,000, w as In­
corporated here yesterday afternoon.
T he company Is form ed to manufacture,
and deal in cotton duck a n d cotton
goods of all kinds. Of th e capital stock
one-half is to be preferred,' w ith 0 p e r
cent cum ulative dividend, and the.othe r half common stock. T he incorpora­
to rs a re R obert k Greer, of'Eiissabeth,
Ni J.; E dw ard M. S.’ M iller Of New
York and A lb e rt 1 0 . W ills 'o f Sonth
Orange, N . J . :ji;
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DAY
JU N E
8,
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IN OCEAN GROVE.
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BE THERE IF YOU WANT SOME OF THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS AND A THOUSAND OTHERS.
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Not one of the bargains sold one m in u te after the time advertised. W e will self
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From 2 to 3 p. m., window shades complete at 5c| each
Fr&ix) 8 to 9 a. m., good broom at 10c each
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From 4 to 5 p m,, 10c package of matches at 5c
From 10 to 11 a. m., fine bicycle tires at 99 c
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Remember, no goods at these' prices after the hour advertised.
All day long w e w ill sell the following goods at cut prices.; Don*t miss this chance.
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$1.29
Opaque W indow'Shades
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17c A fine Carpet Sweeper
19c
Brass. Drapery or. Curtain Pins
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1c doz Box of 250 heavy cream square Envelopes;
Box
of
250
long
white
envelopes
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19c
Free Comical Novelties for Children All Day
Bound Books, 100 titles
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3 for 25c
Trading Stamps To All
Crab
Nets,
15c
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2
for 25c
4c
Walnut Frame Roller Towel Racks
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10c bottle
3 cans for 25c 3 in 1 Bicycle Oil
Enamel Paints
Witch
Hazel
3
10c
bottles
for
25c
(b est)
5c
6 doz Clothes Pins for
.
worth 10c at 4c each
5c Market Baskets
Jardinieres, all colors
25c
A
good
Clothes
Basket
for
$2.75
Christmas Pianos
.$ 1 ,2 9
'59c A good Clothes Wringer
Games of Parchessi
Extra
fine
Brooms
for
29c
20c
Columbia Phonograph Records
■ r - ;.;i 0 c
5c A good Wash Board for
Pretty Pictures on heavy gray .mats
89c each
'r -;' 75c Fine Crockonole Boards
60.0 Page Ledgers, etc. '
, . . .
79c each Special|lots Enamel Ware at price that are way down.
200 Alarm Clocks
3c each
Sc: Brass Extension Curtain Rods
15c yd
Best quality Table Oil Cloth, none better
35 c
One Burner Oil Stoves
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8.Ball Croquet Sets ’ ' ^
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^79c
Mamimocks, with valence and Pillow
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89c
$ 1 .5 0 Gas Bicycle Lamps 98c 4
lDc Ammonia 5c
; EnameIine Stove Polish
.
. 1 2 for 5c
Best Ink or Mucilage
.
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2 for 5c
VI Oe 'box Writing Paper and Envelopes
5c
> 7 I^dlls Toilet Paper for
,
, 1
. ,2 5 c
J . G % s J i t . D i s h e s ! . 1 7 c doz
Decorated Covered Vegetable Dishejs
.
25c
500 Gafr*Mantles; - ^- •- '■ ■i'. ■ ’'V.-v''' • •1- : 5c each
■fFlower Seeds, fresh r
w
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6 packs 4c
And, a thousand special bargains secured for this special Opening Day Sale. In addition to these rediculously low prices, we give 1 rading Stamps to all. Come
.and-see this immense !Stofe and useful stock of goods at the lowest prices'ever quoted in this or any other city. All goo^s d< livefed free rom Elberon to Belmar.
Wainright’s Old Stand. Running Through the Entire Block from Olin Street to Pitman Avenue— Entrance on Both Streets;
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' Come one, come ail to our new Ocean Grove store- for a full line of House Furnishings, Stationery, Toys,"Books, Bicycles and Sundries, Hardware, Confectionv ery, Crockery, Pishing Tackle, etc. SPECIAL. T h e In g e r so ll $ 2 5 Bicycles* L a d les o r Gents» w e w ill sell at $ 1 9 .9 8 d u rin g th is o p e o tD g day^
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feOtiR MOTTb IS: UNDERSELL. The public is cordially invited to-use. our store as a short cut from the Auditorium to-Postoffice:
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A S B U ItY
PA R K
D A IL Y .■ F B J B S S .i- y J S iiM f e if lA Y r J U N E
V ID O i.
4 p S p g G ! ii|A L 0 0
NOBBV AND
' UP-TO-DATE.
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L a te
a g o n s an d o th e r 1 9 0 !
to b e se e n a t o u r r e ­
W e w a r r a n t a ll o u r
to b e a s n e a r p e r fe c ­
n g e x p e r ie n c e , p ic k e d
a n d f a u lt le s s d e s ig n
W . W . E n B L E Y & C O .,
SOLE AGENTS F O R MONMOUTH CO.,
Cer. Main S t and Sewall Ave.,
Asbury Park. ^
THJi LONQ-HOKN GOAT—AND THE
LONG-HEADED PIG.
Cime vaeiw
KING CRMSTJAN :0F DENMARK. HORpPE’SlDI OEST MONARCH.
K ing C hristian of D enm ark.is;the oldest m onarch in.jBuropo. Ho recently
passed the eighty-third milestone, iu his life, b u t Is still, hale nnd hearty. Ho
has a fam ily of t:6 ns nut) daughters o t wuom.evon.n Klng m ight well be.proud.
H is eitf(>st daughter is Queen Aleiniiiji'a: of Bnglah'd‘.‘"'ftis'se co n d 'daughter
m arried A lexander IU , czar of Russia, H is second sou is king of Greece.
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HOUSE OF WESTERN STYLE.
PPJNSnyApRMLROAD
.iinnrtIon» a n il S e n t C oitnffc T lia t
: ' V a n C a n B n i l d F o r ?1,C 50.
I Rclow is shown a nont Uttlo cottage,
built iii a purely western slyle of architec­
ture. In il wo have a good solution of tho
common q-iiestibU' iti this Aewer portion of
our country of the maximum of house and
nccommoidittion' for the minimum of mon~
oy. Tlie man wlio builds a cheap cottago
generally wants'convenience of arrange­
ment and accessibility as m uch as he who
builds l'joro pretentiously. In order to
have these something m ust be sneriiicei],
The Standard Railroad of America.
* i On and a t to r May lb,
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T ra in s te a v e A sb u ry P a r k —W eek Days.
T or N ew York an d N ew ark, 7 20,7 46,8 20,0 20
a m . 225,B 85and583p m ;
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F or Elizabeth, 7 45, 9 20 o m , 225, 8 85 and 533
pm*
F or Rahw ay, 0 20 a m , and 5 88 p m.
F or M atawan, 9 20 a m, 2 25 and 5 83 p m.
F or Long Branch, 7 20,7 45, 810,9 20,10 23,10 43,
11 46 a m, 2 26,2 52, 8 85,6 88, 6 40 and 7 07 p m.
F o r Bed Bank,1720, 7 45, 8 20, 9 2 0 am , 2 25, 085
and 6 88 p m.
F or Philadelphia, Broad St. and Trenton, 7 23,
7 6 5 am , 182,407 and 5 27 p ra.
F o r Camden, via Trenton and Borden tovra, 7 25
and 7 55 a m, and 4 07 p m. F or Camden and Philadelphia, via Toms River,
2£7'pm , LF o r Toms R iver, Island Heights and in te r­
m ediate stations, 10 50 a ra, 2 87 and 6 1 5 p m
F or P oint Pleasant and interm ediate stations,
000,1060 a m , 2 87, 2 58, 4 28, 5 15,0 00, nnd 011
'p m .
F or New Bmnswick^vin Monmouth Junction,
7 65 a m, 4 07 and 5 27 p m.
j, p i K—Don’t th at apple look nice ?
rERgPHjTrirG Yiuw.
generally something in the size nnd the
quality of materials'used In the construc­
tion.
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In tile house' here shown "we have a t­
tained a convenient1and. fairly roomy ar­
rangement of nine priifiipal rooms. Tho
house is designed to face the cast, thus
placing the pitting roonl am! bedroom on
the most defjirffble side of the house. Tile
sitting or Bvfiiig roonUs oC fair size nud ontercd from itiie fro n t' porch direct. The
prOjcctini; wipiidV Ip this room is furnished with’thrce.'cinv^vers nndcr the shelf.
The parlor, Also' entered direct from tho.
T *iin» L eavo ■Piiiladelp'hUi (B ro a d fet.) fo r
'l 0 v :
A t 650, 8
a m # 3f£0*and 4 00 p .m wbek
days, M a r k y i n - C n u u l o n and
Trenton, 0 08J 7 08*5.0 u<£n m,'2 80 and H 20 p in.
■Leavo M arket Btrc<»<Whajrf» via Jam esburg,
7 08 a m, 4 00 pirn, wcckTaaye.
w 4 L fin ? if(iio N A jrD / m E s o u t h .
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'• , ^ a v o -Jro d ^ Stretett P h ila d e lp h ia :
n n rn li
1 io ujlimiK
1,0 JO, a .If, 1 40, o *o, o
0,20.6 55, [Dining C ar], 7 31 [pining C arl p
•andK 20 n ig h t week-days. Sundays, 8 60,7 20
1)12/11 23, 11 88 a m , 118 [Dining Oar], 818
8.29,4 40,5 25, 0 05, 0 55 [Dining Car], 7 31 [Din
ing Car] p m, and 12 20 night.
Timo-tames of all other train s of th e system
may,be obtained a t th e tick et offices or stations
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•__ ____ J . R . WOOD, Gen. Puss. A gt.
J . B..HUTCHINSON, Gen. iiunagor.
CENTRAL R, R, OF NEW JERSEY
2. Goat—Yes; think I ’d like it myself;
Here’s where long horns some in useful!
See?
Anthracite Coal Osed Exclusively, Insur', 'in g Cleanliness and Comfort.
Time tablo in effect May 20,1001.
TRAINS LEAVE ASBURY PARK*
Fo)r New York, via Sandy Hook route, 0 40,7 40
11 45 a m , 1 62.5 05 p m. Sundays (from In te r
lakon station) 10 08 a m, 5 18 p m.
For New York. N ew ark nnd Elizabotli via all
™ 1'route, 017.0 68, (7 CONew York only ), (7.515
dxcept NOw York), 8 00, 10 50 a m, 4 00, 7 02 p
m. Sundays from Interlaken station, 7 87 a
mj‘4 18 p m:
F or Philadelphia and Trenton via Elizabeth
port, 0 17, (l) 58 except Tr on ton), 8 00,10 50 a in
4 00 p ra. Sundays from Interlaken station
7 87 a m , 418 p m .
F or Baltimore nnd Wnalitngton, 0 58,8 00, 10 50
a m, 4 00 p nt. Sundays from Interlaken sta
tion, 7 87 a m , 4 18 p m . .
Fov Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown nnd Maueh
Chunk, (0 17 to Easton), H00,10 50 a m , (4 00 to
EaH ton)pm . Sundays from Interlaken sta
tion. 4 18 pm .
For.W ilkesbiirre nnd Scranton, 8 00. 10 50 a m.
i d r Buffalo and Chicago Via 1). L & W R R ,
8 00 a in.
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H- H. OLHATJ8 EN, G en’l Bupt.
0 . M. BURT, Gen. Pass. Agt-
i c m n n W t p l I 'M l i th till* K iltfB f? r o o m
A T L A N T IC
CO A ST
E L E C T R IC R.R .C O .
...A N D T H B ...
l i l e n l ‘c i i: m t .Tolm t / . ’CnITe'r,- K U lc ili
"w n S r BTOirr.
ed with closet rbo'ru, The kitchen is snlnll,
but is intended 'simply for cooking. The
lobby, opoiiihg froiil the bedroom and din­
ing room, is an especially desirable con­
venience, furnishing as it does passnfie
from these rooms to the non try or hitchen. and from which stairs'load down to
the cellar; In the present instance, tho
cellar is only under .the dining room,
though
if this be insuflicjent,' or if one he
II. Goat—Now, if you w ill kindly romove
t.hu tipple from tho. tip of my hora—I ’ll lie desirous ot heating by furnace, the space
obliged.'
under the whole house could be excavat­
ed, or if expense saving is the leading
question ane nilght excavate under the
kitiheii and iicdroom, under the latter be­
ing the best location for the furnaee.
'O n tho second lloor we have four cham­
bers of'fail* size. In tho present case no
provision has been made for the bath­
room, bnt If this be desired the small
PATTEN LINE
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lViiKacolu, Via., i^urie' 5.—I.loutenant
.Tolm 1.1,Mull CiilTcry of the United
S tales m arine tu rp s;' son of • form er
Senator CafTcry of tLonlsIann, lias died
a t the navy yard. W hile bath in g In n
.shallow place a t llifenavy yard on Sun­
day afternoon lie Jumped fro m •an .elo
vation of te n lcot a n d at nick Ills head
oil tlio bonont.' l ie w as .carried to ills
quarters by friends, w here oxaminatioli diselosed th a t ills neck w as bro­
ken.
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’<«unni*il O overnor to L iv e A float,
WashlTigton, .lufte 5'.—The navy dep artnient is considering an extensive
overhauling of 1119' Supply, w ith the
view to ranking th a t vessel an efficient
station ship nt Guam. E xtensive q u a r­
ters w ill be provided for tlie governor
of the island and his BtniT, w'itli tlie ex­
pectation th a t tho governm ental p arty
wiil live aboard tlie steam er fnstead of
occupying the prim itive qu arters avail­
able 011 the island. ,
1901
VIA PLEASURE BAY W eek d
W ashington. Jiin e 3.—The plan of a
niocltw vivenil] on Ihe subject of the
Chinese Indem nities now is receiving
the earnest atten tio n of those Interest­
ed in tiie Chinese negotiations, the p u r­
pose being to preveut the indem nity
question from etvusiiig any interruption
in the concert o'? fim’-powers anil a t the
sam e tim e to j-eiudvc the indem nity is­
sue itself, so th a t plogress can be m ade
on tiie rem aining subjects of negotia­
tion,; chief off^h jeli Is l he conclusion of
perm anent trC’nWi&jijctwoen C hina nud
the several
T he q u c stioiiS '^ibr' thfi ^indem nity
arose on t h f t ^ H ^ J j s t '^ ’^ fe jte rn trip,
b n t sinci- ^lVGvrehrti^i’fSitlio ^‘president
atul SocVethjTx. n i ^ ^ ? B f a bei*n taken
up a n e V a n ti
gone' over
w ith the foreign re ^ ^ c n tu tiv e te chiefly
concerned, inuludlM4^(je B ritish, Rus­
sian and. F ren eh ci. ; ^ SBadot-sjand the
Japanese niln'fiter... • J,'-;*’^
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I t is because:'of;^i^>:.ijl>por<anco a t­
tached to i U q ! t i » s t h a t sever­
al of the e m b i|i^ (} ^ } ^ 5flio;lind intend­
ed to sta rt for
iiityo now de­
ferred their d e p ii-ji^ .'ib j; a 'month.
this room is fitted with plato glafes -18 by
44. ’Tlie"dining -ropiu' is accessible from
the sitting’room o f from the outside from
tho sido-potch. • '
The first (Ioor bedroom, a requisite with
almost every ,onc:iri the west, is eonvoiiiently located^’ls of- fair size and furnish. Mr. C hoate H u Iik L^< ijrcd) ncc«ptl»R .
I.ondon, .lunc H.-J-The -reception ten ­
dered lust night li.ytMr. Choute to the
delegates of the ? p » 4 .3 ^ ^ h ib n m lic r
of Cointnerce (lre^|#|cro\V<J of cololjritics to Crtri'ton IK u se terrace'. Vtveiiclers
of tin; bar, llnance, 'diplomacy luij} poli­
ties attended fo d(/,Jraipr ti> tlie jAinorir
cans. L ord' l.unsitywne, the,..foreign
seorctnry,-^,as .tho.-^JiLef leijrcsiititn’yve
of itluijBfijisli giiVttS^yr.cui!: Mr./j;<Plurpont .Morgan, j i r . 'Alailrew Carnegie
anil M nitre I.ulmrl, th e distinguished
I ’reiwh advotate w\id, pleaded for,C ap­
tain Wfp.vltis nt Reillies,, were .centers
of .Klniirlng groups', throughout -tiie
evening.
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JUNE
Su. Mo. Tu.
LE AVE PLEASU R E BA Y.
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27 28 29,
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need. Some one '6iae Itos B6 moiWng th a t
you do need. ;Tfce means of aatiafyinpr
both parties is through the 'Special W ant
columns of the ■Prcsa. Inaerfc' a small
Exchange Ad. Only 25 cents.
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9 10 i l l 12 13 M 15
16 :17 18 19, 20 21 22
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I>rfvd N . Y ., fo o t W . L ittlo . 12 th ‘ 8 t .,s ' 9.00 a . m . ■
M rfvtf B a tt e r y P n r k .............................. i . . . 0.30 a . nj,
a , 'i^aggngo cirtfletl fre e w ith p assengers.
i.T ake enr w h ic h le a v e s A stia ry P a r t not la te r
th o n . 0.20 a ; ra. fo r 7.20
b o a t. F o r a tte tv
noon b o a t, ta k e c a r not la t e r th an 2.40 p . in.
BondBys t h e .s a m e . .
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F o o t W e s t H t t l e 12 th S t . 0.00 n. m ., 2.40 p . m .
B jitte ry r a r k ..........................0 .UO a. m ., y .10 p . m .
A D V E R T IS E IN
rm .
P re S
A - j f e w ' ■ r e ^ h s . ’s ' w h p y b n i . - ^ O ^
M W -, y o r k : .iiijp E ■
i n s f e a n g f : C o m p a n y ;': M
Manila, Juno’ 5.—G u evarra/-ndjutant
to G eneral Cullies, had a tliree hours1!
Latervletv w ith. Agulualdo yesterday.H e s a i d 'tl i a t Callles did. not .believe
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th a t Agulnaldo had been captured.tind
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c o n seq u en tly . issued a proelaipatlon.
••Mt.is t!^* Great IntcrnStionaVl'ifei^riWraiiey Comiatiyibt iliif^^fld,
charucterlzlng ABUlnaldo’s ad d ress toth e Filipino i>oop!o ;a 9 a u .Am erican
iC-.It .is' a putely mliU
, c. ,ny.trick. . Aguinaldo, through ..Guevarra,
itsjaisets, Surplus
advised C allles-to surrender- iinm cdi
ateiy.
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incnir rio p e r s o n a l i'K?r/tf'5 ?/■'. '
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A fter th is Interview G eneral W ade
^t'baa.an..l^.'>:.-.;.b{e.n$^^^^-.,iiit;,%ycai:v.tiH«sl8
which’>
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and G eneral Snnm stflnform ed Guevnrtirije.it has
:anii'jirbiperitjt^. ra th a t Callles n 'tis t jiotify.itlie la tte r
a t P ngsanjnn lifit la te r ttiiin'Aicxt Mon­
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day of Ills decision In tlue inntter. The
Its policievj^s^iipw issuedi cpp aih nbrestHction^jto^esidenco.i-’l
Am erican generals declined to g u a ran ­
traVel or-nccu^SHSfi^'^.tb^habiits otlUe'bi- as'to ’ifiaWneiv'ilrtiei^^ o r ! place.i:!
tee t h a t Callles w ould not be prose­
cuted.
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of.death. ’
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General T rias, iJn [ .Company w ith
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ia'tlia^^pieniiutfis
are
pai^,
t^eiconapany
will
Senor Liicbnn, brother of the .Insurgent
certainly pay tbe'jjolicy.riirnmediateljp iWthtitevenV jt'bee|® 5s s claim:.KJr|fi
leader still operating 111 Salnur, ■llnsi
gone to' Sam ar Island and will attem p t
death, either in Qne sum or'a limited Wnsiber a f‘intf&lftfent^,1a t ’option
to Induce laie b ah to surrclitlcr.
ofi'-insured, arid^ihus .^eave'.^a ■syldow pf’ ,an‘<ss$te ;a iej^qT'afi’d not a Jf]
Some of the le a d e rs 'o f t^ 'e 'F e d e ra l
law suit. . '- v : ; / - .
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p a rty have jireparctl ft- rfc'solution In
w hich it Is de.clnred th a t tlie p a rty will
; J T S J ^ C I E f c i i R I NOW-FORFEITABIE FROM^ DATE 0F138U E. f \
disband unless th e U nited S tates civil
I It gives a grace ot* one" ‘month in p
a y
m
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commission reappoints several Filipino
inTull ib^ce'diiHQgttliat•» b n % . i '.Vi •
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judges' %vho have’ recently' been rem ov­
ed from offloe.
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you W' HoE^Avilfb oit to Win.
F edcraiB TVflll Not D isband.
c It is the 'inos&^ableistate yon wiil leave’biiliVtiyiy.dii/.'^r^ccV- Upoii th e advice o f the more rational
a,in? in ’its reSuJI^'jt^nJ.andB, ^ous^s^stocks.o^.b.oitr
nit?mboi's ofj tlio. p arty a s 'w ell as cer­
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K,W / !
'York'
tlsa Federafi leaders art- canvinced of
which you can get a l l of these benefits.
.,,.:r
th e lack
wjiBdom In forci\iE dlacorti,
> you .want tfte very best-r-tlie m ost privjlegeV,and fs^cst'^r^rict^'crr^'f
p sp e c ln ll/'n t a-tlm e, w hen tlib admlnlstratlon fit' W dshlngton'is ab o n t to con­
w hether small o r g re at—and the. New, i f y r i L ife 's A ccum ulation policy
fe r grticrtil civil • go>’efjun?nt In tlie
ffin is h e s it.-v ",
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A'yerjf small restriction o r c o n d itid n 'h as r. g re a t'in a n y 'U m iM a stt •
T he tom'm lsskm lias resum ed, tiie or­
ganization ; o f civil goverum'ents ln the
th e w hole policy w hen m ost ^ ie d ed .
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provinces. A bill has beeii prepared
creating 14 judicial circuits. Tiie sa la ­
For further partictilats and sajnply policy address,;.
ries of th e circuit judges range from
$3,500 to $5,000 a year. Judge B ates
and Ju d g e L add w ill probably lie n’8sig aed ’to the circuits of Iloilp and Cebu
respectively.
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General A geot N ew Jersey C oast.'
A t yesterday’s session of the m ilitary
commission In the trial of HaroldTM.
R,oom 4, A. P. and,0. 0. Bank Building, Asbury Park, I
r i l t , the agent of E v.ins &' Co., govbrii-'
nieiit ■contractors, , Captain Barrows^ W W H W W m H M I W M I « W « W W W W | W
who lias b(?e"n convicted of frauds V11
connection w ith the'selling" of commis­
sary stores, testified th a t lie had sold
bacon whlcK he liatl[• reeolved* from
L ieutenant Boyer,' Avho h a s: also been
convictfcd.^
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Trains Leave Now York for Asbury Park.
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Bills With 2 by ' 8 joists; secoiiil 'tlet joTstsi
2 by 10 ; cciliug joists, 2 by 0 ; studding
nnd rafters,. 2 by.^. The, outside..walls
are slifatlieil outsidq with shiplap e!iya(ir
jng .and buildipg 'paper and cpveaeU with
pine half inch'siding. Tlie inside' of the
oiitbide Will15 an<J eacli side of the idterior
wnlls are linished-with threo coats plas­
tering.
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The outsid6 ; of • the lionse is painted
three coats. The Inside is finished nat­
ural on tlio first’ floor' nnd painted three
coats on !he second door. The house is
contracted described for $1,030 complete,
with a possible addition of about $175 for
furnace heating. -
IM n u n tn g r S o w V o r a S lo d u o V t v c n d l
o ft T l m t S u l ij e e t .
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From W est Tw enty-third S treet S tation, 8 56 a
m. 12 ®, 2 25.8 25, 4 10 and 4 E5 p m . Sundays,
9 25 a m . a n a 4 65 p m.
From Desbrogsea Btroet Station a t 8 80,9 00 ft ra,
1260, 280, 840, 4 20 nnd 5 10 p m. Sundays,
9.45 a m , an d 515 p m.
From G ortlondt Street Station a t 3 80, 0 00 a m,
12^0,2 80, 3 40, 4 20:and 610’ p m . Sundays,
9 45 a m, anti
S u n d ay w ill stop
a t Interlnkcrt and- Avon in placo of N orth
Aatm i ^ p i ^ k a n d Asbury. f a r k tO IotoECpns-
I n s u r g e n t <L e a d e r . T e l l s
W ill.
L n clin n ; <0 filVe HHujgelt
lip—F e d o rn l P iirty DpelllR* 1 Not vtfe
D l.Ijnn'il- (1m in («»1 u n C r e a » I^ourte frn ' J n d lo la i D liitrictal
a n d R e p a ir in g .
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OBNEEAL 1BIA8 GOES. TO SAMAR
ca n m a k e th e m .
H arn ess,
H o rse
G ood s,
S o lid
R u b b e r T ir e s , B ic y c le S u n d r ie s
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C ^ i i i e s : t o S i i r r e n d e r . ', ^ : ' t f
Is t h e .w a y t o d e s c r i b e o u r n o w ■
lin e o f B u g g ie s , P h a e t o n s , S u r ­
r e y s , R u n a b o u ts, R o a d W a g o n s ,
S p r in g W
V e h ic le s
p o s ito ry .
V e h ic le s
tio n a s lo
m a te ria l
St @SO3@:J
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chamber over tlie .lower ijodroomVnight bo
divided, furnishing in orfe part n\3rfss!»g
m -tobON'J&PrtMES,, f r
room and Qttlng the other portion
butli
® S 8 L.
2 * ^ ] ' ® & " 1 6 Z IZ
room &t nn expense; of from $50 to
The'cofisthictlon of the house is
using far ..the Brut tier of tim btfs C
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Pereonally Condootod ' *
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New York, .Tlmt* 3.—F o u r of' the five
c a re ts ' recbittly' dismissed from W est
P o in t liavo sailed for -Ecuador, where
they will nerVu.li! the englheffrlug corps
o f the .G uayaquil and Q uito railroad,
Ijelng Yjxillt' fidross tlie Affdes.
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PACIFIC
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Haa thovowjhly Tested an d A pprovedr,
W IR E L E S S
TELEGRAPHY
It-w ill ho th o ftituVo hicdlum fo r trnnamin*
aion of tno.SHag^ a nd flignnto,’ <*^pecinlly lo r o u r
w ar ves^tiln, merchant? m arino a n d coast nor*
vice and I>ako Htcamors; •
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Tlio Now Y ork H erald' w ill estnblish'a Wirt!Iesfl Telegraph station on N an tu ck et Hhoals, re ­
porting incoming.YOBHela 18 hour** in advance.
This com pany operates under th e m oat ad*
vnnced and practical p a te n ts in tho w orld. W e
expect th a t all oitiea, towns nnd p rincipal
points along th e fAtlautic; a n d Pacific coasts.
G ulf of Mexico, and G re a t Lakes, w ill have
W iroloss Telegraph Htations Hhortly.
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JULY,8 TO'AUGUST «%.v
'• SPfeCSAL PU(i^LMAN'<Ti^^'.*
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*.'. Including; Transportation, double Pullman Berth and Meals,
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$188.50.
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Two'Persons in a Berth, Each, $168.50;
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F or farth er Inform ation apply to Tourist Agent, 1196 Broadway, Now
York, or address Geo,.W. Boyd, Assist. Gon.Pasaenger A gsnt, Phikulelphia.
J . B. H O TO niN SO N , .
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J . R. WOOD, Gonoral Manager.
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Ocn’i Pass. ^ g o n t.
rV in rrirtrW in ririfirin s T in n n n n n n ry T n n n rri^ ^
INVEST NOW W H IL E YOU CAN
IN TH E
American Wireless 1
Telephoneand
It fTeiegfaph Co.
SEXTON'S LIVERY STABLE
P n e u m a tic T ire-W ag o n s
Rubber Tire. Runabouts
S t y lis h Cob' H o rie s
Closed
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■ . w i l l ^ j p a y s a o R T liY , ,'1
A n o th e r 5 0 i O i v i d e n d
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I t ’ has p rin te d JicTotutev to F o u r O npm tlng
S u b 'C o m j) a n ie s .
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N e iv E n g l a n d \ V l r $ 1c s r
f ; g ra p h Co, ' . / * : * *
T b e F e d e ra l W ir e le f s
g rap h ; C o.
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T h e N o r th w e s te r n Telep1ioo’e & Y e le g ra p h C o .
T he A tla n tic T e le g r a p h '& T e le p h o n e Co.
Tlibroforo, w hen you invest in PA llB N T
COMPANY you4»ocomo intert«tO d in nil thn
a bovo- Sub-Companies, and all othera licensed
under o ur patents. .
A sm all am ount of stock is now offered for
public Hubscription {par value *10, lTULLPAID
AND NON-ABSE8 8 ABLE) a t .
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C a rria g e s' for. W ed d in g s
a n d Funerals.-'- :i
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rta ln S treet, N ear O cean O rove .’-tain S tfe e t b a te s .
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Agont for tba-weU-lcnown KrarfliOKK W Jkatnt c q . . PneuAatio B.o»d WagonB, RunatHJuta and Carriages ot the fiiiSst qnttlltT'dud latest dasign. Dqn't think or baying before you boo mo..
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$ 5.00 P E R S H A R E CARRIAGE R E P A IB IjfjfQ A N D BUjjLD IN Q
PROMPT BUB8 CRIBBR 8 *W ILL'IM M ED I­
ATELY UEOETVE THE APPORTIONMENT
DIVIDEND of 26 nor cent, each, declared b y
tho Company M ay 7th arid May. 28th, rocoived
from th e Hub-compuiiios.
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NOTICE.—IMMEDIATE application is ne 6os-.
aary to seenro stoclt ot th i 6 prico, So as to phTticipate In , tlio ,50 .-per/ cent, sc rip t additional
dividoml, derived from th e “ NgRTHW i£STERNn nnd tho “A TLANTIC” operating subcompanies’,stock (2$ p a r cent. ca<?h) sh o rtly to
he placcd in our frw isary.
P A IN T IN G A N D TRIM M IN G A S P E C IA L ! Y
CARRIAGES S t O H E b
A:L tK S tfD 3 .O F
TIRES"'
M O riO Q R A M S A N D C O A T S pF'^VRW S.ARTI.STI.CALt.Y P O IN T E D '
Factory and Reposttory....Cor, Main Street aqd Flr§t Avenne
B e ald |B n C 0 'tO g O :y ^ 9 u trin \e )rfie ld A v e n tio ,
PAJRI^.
Prico WJJ1 b e A dvanced S h o rtly
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w i t h o u t F u r th e r N otice
All stiareh'oldors of i’dcoW hi'o entitlodio tho
25 por cent. Scrip Dividends rderiyod from *ho
nbovo nam ed fo u r Suh-Companips. w hich Will
bo divided p ro r a ta to tho stockholders’ or tho!
P a re n t Oo; ■* ••
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THIS 13 YOUR CHANCE
to secure shares a t this *p rtc 0 •before tiiri ridvance.
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The P a re n t Company also re c eiv es, Ip n e t.
cent, IN CASH from all sales of securities,
otcy of a ll Sub-Companies organized.
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V T h i s is a n . o i l e r . y o u f lh o tu ^ M t m l - W ill
y o u G R A SP fT N O W ? /
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Y on; w ho mis^ieft i t , 'i n : n o t.b u y in g BELL
TELEPHONE when first offdro^, have a . .
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' GOOD OPPORTUNITY NOW «
to profit b y th a t mlstokq, by suhscribin g1to tho
Share# of tho P a re n t Camp^nyj::bQforo ;,tho
p re s e n t‘prlCQ of >5.00 Is Advanced /
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. Mako nil subflortptionB p ayahlo.for th o full
nm ouht by chock, -draft, ■express ror^m.onOT o r­
der, rogistorod le tte rs, eto., to th e Order of th o
President, G. P . G chrlng. '
A m erican W ireless Telephone B nd’T eltgrdph
; C'of , 1 3^B AVCj S tr . PhlU fleliJh I i
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CENTRAL lliLL
COMI'ILKII n y 1’. O l-NKDKKI- ft.
BiCVCLE SALESROOMS
THE in t e r e s t s ok
cuttiriiny..
Punday__
Moni’iiy. ..
Tuesday...
Wednosdoy
RIBBO N TRIM M IN G S.
N a r r o w , F l a t B a n d s A r e G r e a tly E m -
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BICYCLES FOR i901
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Frldcy.... .
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Monday__
Tuesday...
Wcdiieidoy
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Bilurduy-..
Pm m »y__
Moi d a y __
Tuefday. ..
IVerint-Hday
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N arrow bands of velvet, satin nnd
even moire are much employed for
trim m ing either ub stitched folds o r ’In
tho form of ribbon. Bias folds are, of
course, more readily shaped to any ornnm entnideslgn th a n ' a re rlbbc4s, but
the la tte r nre th in n er and are well
adapted for a decoration consisting of
straig h t lines, especially If the m ate­
rial .of th e gown Is delicate.
A costum e thus trim m ed Is show n In
the Illustration. .It is of rniiuve satin
cloth, and th e sk irt h a s tw o scant clr-
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W. A. IN. EMMONS
M anufacturer and D ealer In
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Runabouts, Buggies, Traps,
Surreys and Business or
Pleasure Vehicles
Wo <lo all kinds of IllJIVMlc 1VOKK
1’A I N T lN C i m u l T I U M M 1 N G .
Wo can put on your KUUBKll TUCKS
a t our shop.
Wo mako a spocialt.y of H O U S E 8 IIIIE IN P
In tho latest stylos.
Photo by R e u tlln g e r, Pnrie.
MISS CAROLINE HAZARD, PRESIDENT OF W ELLESLEY
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COLLEGE.
BUMMER SILKS.
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S H O R T ’SL E E V E 'S ,
T h e y A r c t h e . M o a t .S t r i k i n g N o v e l t y
o f S ia m m e r S t y l e s ,
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MENU r o n
K on I«rd M A r c . .. P a r l l c T j I n r l y P r o m l v. ' n « n t F o r " W n r i u \ V c a l h c r , i
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TIIIinSDAY.
CLOTII TOILET.
Wisdom hot only gets, but, got, retains.—
Ainong-all the. varieties of light sum ­
m er sliks-lridln silk, china silk, ta ffe ta .!
sura.li and fo u lard - - none 13 p re ttie r'
than the last named, which, long re le -'
gated to the background, lias now been
brought forw ard b.v fashion and rein- '
stated in the favor it deserves. Soft, '
nitKAKFAST.
Berries and ('ream,
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■■ .Shredded Biscuit.
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Broiled'Chops. Saratoga Potatoes. VA
Sally. l.unn. CotTee.
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DINXKR.
Onion Soup,
Chicken a la Tartare.
Creamed Cnrrota. Souflie Potatoes,
Siring Ilcan Salad.
Apple Dumpling, Hurd Sauce.
Cameiribcrt Cheese.
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\B Iack Coffee.
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Unshed Chk'ken on Toast.
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. . Baked Potatoes. Hot Rolls.
Strawberry Jelly. . *
Little Cakes. Tea,
CHICKEN A LA TARTARE.—Take a
young chicken weighing about three pounds,
*-in«e it and split ,it down the back. Wash
the chicken and. flatten the b6nes vrtth a
wooden mallet. Spread the chickcn on all
*ldcs with butter and sprinkle with two
, lcnapoonfuts(of;syJt and one of Idack pepper."
f 'Place the cliftken ih nftaking pan (the skin
side up), sprinkle haU a teaspoonful each of
minced ohiop and psraiey over It, covet- tho
- nan and place it in a hot oven for'half an
hour. Then remove the, cover, brush the
t hicken with a beaten egg mixed, with a ta*
blcspoonftd of lemon j idee and cover thickly
w ith bread crumbs. ' Return the^pan to the
oven uncovered nnd cook another half hour.
Serve with a tarture sauce.
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K a n tic n l J e a lo n n y .
cular ruflles ornam ented w ith bands of
moire ribbon nnd a group of enam eled
buttons a t the left side. The bodice is
also tMmmed w ith m oire bands nnd
lines of enam eled buttons and lias a
wide plaited and crossed belt of m auve
silk. T he turned over collar is faced
w ith w hite satin, nnd the cravnt is of
w hite lace, th e front of the bodice be­
ing filled w ith cascades o f w hite lace.
The sleeves a re of the pagoda form
with ribbon bands, and Inside them are
full puffs of w hite m oussellne de sole
gntliorcd Into a band a t the wrist. Tlie
toque of mauve tulle Is trim m ed w ith
pansy velvet and a large buckle.
There Is a strong determ ination on
the p art of m odistes to establish the
sleeve of elbow length. This Is a pret­
ty fashion for, women, with pretty
arms, but those who are not so fortu­
nate should nvold'-It. A great many of
the ucw gown models show the sleeve
term inating a t the elbow, although In
a num ber; of cases there Is a lower
S U M M E R S K IR T S ,
M a n y R n file s S e e n o n S n tn m e r C o»-
Many sum m er sk irts are ornam ented
w ltli one or more ’ruffle's, some circular,
some cut bias, still others on the
straight thread of the goods and gath ­
ered In the ordinary way. Sometimes
the fullness at tlie top Is confined In a
scries of short, vertical tucks,. To pre­
serve the Hare of the skirt the circulnr
flounce Is the best, m ade more or less
curved, according to the thickness of
the goods, but alw ays straight In front.
Skirts of thin m aterial. Instead of be­
ing lined, have a separate drop skirt,
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tn r e jn ninny-of the. cloaks,\but In some
.cases •nb;buttotiS a t all nppeor. ciionx of
the iflnterlai being .but lu tlielr plnce.
i T he pletiue- g lren todny sbowB a
jack et of gray satln 'cloth. I t Is ?hor^’
and has a tlght back and loose double
front closed with VtVo.-row s of large
buttons. Lines of stltcUiJQ* ornam ent
the soains and tlfe w rists of ^he plain
sleeves, and the^collrir anil rovers aro
entirely stlfehcd. . Tho occompanj'lng
liiit Is of neripolltan braid, the crown
being covered by ail enormous flower.
The brim Is lifted a t'tlie sides by "bows
of velvet placed next the hair.’ \
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J l d j c C 110LI.ET.
to do it.
All orders prom ptly attended to.
Delivered a t your door a t any hour. W ith
our patrons Baking doys no 1 ngor a u n t
tho housewife's dreams—Saturday is no
longer a day of drudgory. Our products
look and taste llko hoine-mado.
PLUM BING
FRESH
320?B 0 ND S T R E E T
EVERY
DAY.
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T ow ard
. All h ats 'are wide and flat* arid the
trim m ing is so m assed tlm t much skill
Is required to keep it from appearing
lumpy. There a r.e 'a num ber of ex­
aggerated flowers nsed, the entire
crow n sometimes consisting of one im­
m ense rose or poppy. Much fru it and
foliage aro also seen, aud b a ts alm ost
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SUM MER WRAPS
B I l u R n v e n b l l l ’s M la a lo n .
B y h a v in g
CAKES
...PIES... DESSERTS
CANDIES
Sealed proposals for the construction of a
gravel road in th e tow nship of Howell, county
of Monmouth, leading southw esterly from
L«owor Squankuin bridge to the county line road
n ear Lalcowood, 4 71-100 milerf long, w ill be re­
ceived by tho board, of chosen freeholders pf
Raid county a t tlie C ourt H ouse in Freehold, on
WKDNESbAY, .lUNifl 12th, 1001, a t 10 o’clock
in the foronoon, and then and th e re publicly
open ed. Tlie said road ia to bo b u ilt u n d e r th e
roviMona ot th o s ta te a id road lavra of N ew
orsoy, and p lans nnd specifications fo r its con­
struction m ay bo procured upon application to
the county collector's office a t th e C ourt House
in F reo h o ld -o r to P e te r Fonnnn, engineer,
Mnnnlnpan, N ew Jersey. Each proposal m ust
bo necompanied w ith 'th e bidder’s obnd, w ith
suretilw satisfactory, .to the board of chosen
freeholders and maue payable to th e ir o rder in
the sum of one thousand dollars, and con­
ditioned that- if th e contract ' is aw arded to
him , h e w ill w hen th ereto req u ired b y tlie
board, execute his agreem ent I n w ritin g to
faithfully perform tho w ork according to thq
Ians and specifications, nnd execute and dbver sUch fu rth e r bondim d guarantees as m ay
bo required by tho term s of the specifications.
The r ig h t to reject an y a n d oil bidsv is hereby
resorved.
JO H N GUIRE, D irector.
Dated May 8th, 1001.
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F O R O U T O F DO ORS,
F n * H lo n » T e n d
F lo r a l D e e lu m i
BREADS
P r o p o s a ls
J u d io G h o i .i .e t .
M illin e r y
T H E H G U S E W IP K ’S FR IE N D
Now is tho timo to
improve your..........
ftimcs.
62 6 C O O K flA N A V E N U E
Forty-two years’ exporloiico In Solcotlng,
Rtiylng, Rousting, Cooling, Blondltig, nnd
improved machlimry, ermblos uh to furnish
our customers w ith Coffeu and Tea th a t
aro acknowledged by all to bo. perfoot.
All our Coffees aro ron atoil and sold In
their natural stato. No Ingredients, w hat­
ever, being nsed to make tnom glot>ny am '
wolgh heavy.
Spcctal r it e s to Hotels and Boarding H ouses.
Elgin Crcaraory B uttor 22 cents a pound.
R E A D THE PRESS
S till D n a t C lo n k s C o v e r i n g th o .f i o i r n
F r n m H e a d to F o o t.
Mis*. Alice Ravcnhlll of England, wlio
Is m aking an ofllclal tour for education­
al study In tlda country and who has
beeii visiting various'schools and col­
leges, holds ,ji uulnuq pedngbglc. posl:
tlon hi EnglfiAiS, beljifei Inspector of hy-'
gleiie (inti domcsflc’ econoiny clnsses uni
dor. tile technical Instruetltjii,comm ittee
of the county cotincl(inf tb'e.west riding
of Yorkshli'e, . U 6r :"wbi'k ,-is' to Vrajn
ten'chers Who cnii cptry their bygleiiic
and ■pcpnomlc discipline Into Ihe olementnry mid. other.schools of:tup king­
dom. A s n ri'snlt-of-M iss’ UnvMihlU’n,
w ork-Interest In tlie subject is ifipldiy
Increasing.
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T he bi.nrd of educritlon .for Kiiglnml
and Aynles-'niiii the Sniilfnry Institute
of liondon .united w ith the com m ittee
by w hich nhe.ls regularly employod lo
send lier to .this.,country. \Vbile here
she Jv'lll prvniYre reports mi certain aapecio of thivfeiudjlijg of dnuicstlc selenee, and hygiene jlp:- seliopln' and -col-,
Itg es'^j/ .various,j'-.types lii th e ' United
Stutcs. rp'iii';fiiM' return these will lie
pubii:dii<il Tory^ie guidance, of I’dueiri-'
tlohai aiith:iri:V:>.' lt;su:ili*i'f» . nnd pafc:
cuts.
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WINCKLER
W E S T AStiURY PA RK
Jam es F o r sy th
I'earl—Did yon ever meet such a jeal­
ous woman 11s the captain’s wife?
Huby—Never. W hy, she is actually
Jenlous when ho hugs the shore.—Chi­
cago News.
T he du st clonks prepared for summer
are really very attractive. The loose
sack form Is alm ost universally adopt­
ed. hut there is great diversity of color
and decorations. Gro'sgraln or tafTetn
Is chiefly employed. In black, dark blue,
garnet, green, gray nnd other servicea­
ble tones. Sometimes stitching nnd
F0tII.AHD oowx.
tucks m o tiie only decorhtibn used, nnd
satiny and cool. It Is shown hi Innumer­ those In moderation, but there nre more
able colorings nnd designs for sum m er elaborate exam ples. In w hich lace, em­
fbstum us, simple nr elaborate.
broidery and'pnssem cnterle Appear, drTho gowu Illustrated is of foulnrd nnm'ental buttons aro, of course,'a feahaving a bluet blue pattern printed on
an: Ivory ground. The top o f tlie skirt
Is |nld IU flat plaits at the hlpa and
back and has applications of cream
lace nround the foot. In front Is u full
tnblter o f em broidered cvcnm tulle. The
bodice has n giilmpe nnil chem isette of
plaJtcd cream moussclinc de sole, nnd
there is a deep liertliu of crenin, Inco
bordered by two lines of blnclc velvet
fastened w ith gold ornaments. .. The
moussellne collar Is -ornam ented with
lines of black vcfvef and little buckles
and has a velvet crava.t with gold tips.
T he foulnrd sleeves are open at the
w rist over lull -puffs of cream mousseline gathered a t tho wrist. . The belt Is
of black velvet. The hut of luce straw
Is trim m ed with pink popples haying
black hearts. .
,1.J u d io C iio i .l e t .
K o a to r B lo c k .
Ono Block W eal of Railroad.
Miss H azard enjoys the distinction of being the only college president In
jttc country who Is not a college graduate. Nevertheless she successfully su­
perintends the higher education of several hundred young women each year.
.W ellesley's senior class Is this season unusually larg e .'
J. W. H E T R IC K & SON
[FACTORY AND REPOSITORY
In spite bf'uum cious rivals O tero,'the beautiful dancer, continues to be the
reigning beauty of I’nrls. The lending painters linve ju st discovered th a t she
Is an Ideal model, and she has been offered a s high as $100 an hour to pose.
Otero laughs a n d demands $1,000 an hour. She Is coming to America soon.
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Wo liavo lhn Above som Ut pitta)
in IsTge or umiill amounts ou (Irnt
mortgage. Loans on Asbury Park,
Loch Arbour, Allenliurrit, and Deal
business or dwolllng property.
M ATTISON AVE.
LA B ELLE OTERO. WHO IS PREPARING FOR ANOTHER VISIT
TO AMERICA..
Photo by Kotmin, Boston.
PER ICENT.
5hortTalK&!on,
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V e r t i^ ih d «•
ByXharlei Austin
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HATO: COSttTHE.
BILK CAPE.
or entirely composed of flowers have
a decided voguo among tlie sum m er
showings. One lint Is alm ost covered
w ith large flnt panslej, and another is
m ade of separate rose petals.
Much ornam entation is also used on
w raps, all except those m eant for tra v ­
eling nnd other hard service belug
elaborated w ith lace appllcntions, inousselliie de sole, etc. T he enpe Illustrat­
ed Is of black grosgralp, cut In deep,
narrow points, which nre stitched a t
th e edge and term lnntc In n gold.tip.
T he points fall over a deep, full flounce
of plaited blnck moussellne de sole,
and a long scarf of the plaited black
mfltiBsellue fills th e front. The ends of
tlie sc a rf nre trim m ed w ith ilttle ruches
anil a full frill. The high, flaring col­
la r Is lined w ith w hite moussellne de
sole, and th ere Is a c rav a t of the same
m aterial.
J u m c C hollet .
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sleeve, full or plain, which e x a n d s to
the w rist, thus covering the forearm.
The costum e illustrated Is un elabo­
rate princess gown of black snlin. The
s k irt Is lald fn groups of stitched plaits,
free a t the foot, nml a t't h e sides anil
front It Is ornamented with m otifs of
..white guipure. Gold galloon outlines a
bolero In' front, where the bodice Is nlso
adorned w ith applications of guipure.
There is n wide collar of rose silk aiid
a gutinpe and high collar of white
crape. The sleeves of elbow length
have guipure applications on the outer
side nnd nre finished by tw o ruffles, the
flrst of black sntln bordered with gold
galloon, the second of pink sill;. The
lint Is of black tulle spangled with gold
nnd trim m ed with large pule plul; (low­
ers.
J u d io C u o l l u t .
M n tc r i n lw In*5t h e I l i ’ r.i;l".
S II(K SACK.
hut In order to secure perfect hanging
the drop skirt m ust be cut of the same
shape nnd size ns the outer skirt.
T oday's illustration shows n h alf fit­
ting sack of black penu do sole, with
n line of passem enterie covering each
seam. The short bolero Is of black silk
open embroidery, nnd the sack Is
trim m ed a t all the edges w ith it double
plaited frill of black moussellne de sole
bordered with narrow ruches. The pa­
goda sleeves are ornam ented to mntch
tho bolero nnd have a moussellne frill,
inside which Is n silk cuff. The lint of
black iicn'pol'tan braid la ornam ented
with 11 drapery of tulle nnd a w reath of
geranium s.
Jr.m e C iio i . i . e t .
P R E S S CALENDAR.
C ondensed L is t o f C om ing E v e n ts
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No. 23.
W hen a contractor Is in a hurry to drive a long plnnk down the sido of
a now sewer he sets ’ two men a t it. Each with a big m aul h its it alternate
blows as often and as hard, as he can. The
strokes come a s evenly as a pendulum
swings.
One man and one m aul would drive the
plank down, but it would tako longer.
" T h e , bigger the m aul the quicker and
•asie r ha will do the work.
T w o men, or a dozen, with tack-hammers
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would not get
fo r
Q uick R eference.
B urt—W bnt are you doing nowadnys. old m an?
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 4 and 5.—
Kust—W riting a biography.
Strawberry festival of Bradley Beach
B urt—A biography? Of whom?
M. 14, church, ' in -grove opposite
R ust—01\, I haven't got bo fnr ne
church.
th at. I am now engaged In collecting Wednesday—Weekly euchre for benefit
nnccdotes nnd 'w itticism s. When I
of public ^library, a t Minot House) .3
have got enough of them will be tim e
enough to mitko up my mind upon Tuesday, .lime 11—Festival of Occnu
whom to bestow them.—Boston Trnntii'ovu and Aslmr.v Park Ciioral union
Bcrlpt.
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d riv e n
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y ° u’r ° ‘n a
you’re business, use two papers and m ake the
advertising maul—tho space—ns big as possible.
money enough to buy two big
m auls, only buy one, uso only one paper-—the best—
an<^ m a 'iC **le s Pa c c big enough to be felt,
You'll do more good with ono maul than with
half a dozen tack-hammers. You'll g e t moro benefit
from a regular advertisem ent,, of sufficient sizo, in
tho best paper in
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“TUtttrakttccntturasihat wil> from . half tf .
m p4% d *U m rjiifgi"
dozen sm aller ads Hr
T h e C a r e o f O lo v e a ,'.
W hen gloves nre taken off. they m ust
never be rdlled into a bull, but careful­
ly, pressed out flnt and- laid lu a glovebox longer th an they are. . .
All holes m ust be mended as soou as
seen uhd buttons replaced.
As all gloves gut to smell, queorly If
Worn any length o f time, have 4 small
sachet of violet powder to. lay-inside
the box or draw er and ou a fine day
hang;tbej» out.ln the a ir aud sun. '
W hen dirty, have them cleaned sever­
a l tim es before buying new ,ones.
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If yod have .only ono ad,, haye it right. I
Y o u d o n 't believe in cutting your storo in
two, do y.ou? You don’t establish a b ranch
until you fcei sure you aro doing all you
can in tho m ain store. .
Be sure you are doing enough in tho best
paper before you think of adding another.
D o eu ir H lu lf—W ell,-,Jim . Ih y im r w ife m o re ip ile t i.IiIb m o rn in g
J u n to s lilmlt>0UT?Yus,. s a l t ! Shu died “ d u r lu ” do n ig h t.
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ASBURY P A R K D A IL Y IffiESS,^W EDNESDAY,*JON/E 5, 1901.' ;
W HW W M
Warm Weather Has
1707 B A N O S A V E N U E ,
Bet. Bond and Main Sts. Arthur T. Purchase, Prop’r.
Been Late Coming
Therefore we are going to offer some great inducements for
the next ten days in every department.
Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Shoes,
Men’s Furnishings and Clothing.
T he F in e st of M eats, P ou ltry and P ro v isio n s
A lw a y s on K and.; 1;
CONGRESS NOT TO MEET
Men’s and Ladies’ Stocks
' i r e . Value
£ < /. . 50 nnd 75c.
President to Estab'ish Civil Rule
In Philippines by W ar Power. New lines just received
TABIFF DUTIES WILL COFTITOE,
Greiladines, De Joinvllles
Louisines, Oxfords.
Many new shapes and silks.
C a b in e t C o n c lu d e s S u p r e m e C o u r t
D e c i s i o n . I n D c L im a C ane' H a s N o
B e a r in g : o n T r a d e W i t h O n r E a s t ­
e r n I sla n d s .
Special L adies De Jo ln v llle
\ j:, :Summer Visitors here for
vtirttb
t!6‘•i3aspeci: oiir ^ o ^ 'm o d e n C ;sijo j^ ^ y :; .hr1'
STEINBACH COMPANY.
Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits,
Silk and Wash Waists.
MATTINGS, RUGS AND OIL CLOTH.
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C l C A Value
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$2.25
W ashington, Juno 5.—T here w ill b e no
e xtra session of congress th is present
Grade Men’s Furnishers.
sum m er. T here m ay be an advanced
m eeting of congress in the fall. Civil
governm ent w ill be established In the
Philippine Islands on Ju ly 1, by mili­
Our second floor is worth visiting.
tary order from th e president of the
U nited States.
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These are the conclusions reached a t
yesterday's cabinet m eeting. Tlie'agreem ent m is unanim ous.
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H A N D S A C R O SS T H E SEA .
T h e plans o f the adm inistration, an­
nounced hitherto, will be conducted l>y f i l r i u - R l e ' Snj-x A i> :r rtcn W i l l S t a u d
1>>- R liiv ln n d . ,
tlie president through th e continuation
London, .Tiino 0.—“M ark my words,”
of “the w a r power.” •
TnriiT duties will be levied, but the said Mr. Andrew Carnegie last night,
coastw ise tra d e law s will, not be ex­ tlie time is coining w hen the conti­
nental powers w ill com l/liie.to sm ash
tended.
A m p le A u th o r ity . ,
up this iiitlc.isluiicl of G reat B ritain.
Ample a uthority for such procedure W hen th a t happens,SiHo will have to
exists lu the general statute, according tu rn to the U nited S tates for help. I
io A ttorney G eneral Knox. The au- feel certain it will not be refused. The
tliorit | g ranted, by the Spooner am end­ United S tates w ill step in and say,
ment. to tiie arm y appropriation law .Is Don't.’ T hey w ill act ju s t us G reat
Then you know we keep
conliifaed. Additional au th o rity is to B ritain did in the Spanlsh-Americari
be a:t)um ed. T he Philippines are not w ar. W hnt she did then w as great, aud
ou a civil basis aud will not be so long It Is not h alf realized yet.” W hen Mr.
ns they a re subject to the control and Carnegie gave utterance to these senti­
direction of the president of tlie United m ents, he w as in the Lnnglinm hotel,
London, w here, he had arrived from
Stntes.
E ven w ith the beginning of w h a t is Scotland t o r the Cham ber of Commerce
called civil governm ent on J u ly 1 the gatherings. U ntil then he lind stead­
president Intends tlie Islands will con­ fastly refused to be Interviewed.
Resum ing th e topic of Anglo-Ameri­
tinue to re m a in (under m ilitary control
until, congress shall lmve passed com­ can, relations, M r. C arnegie said:
I believe in tlie com m unity of the
plete law s changing tiie adm inistration
of affairs to a positive civil law estab­ E nglish speaking races, by w hich I
lishment.
Civil governm ent In tlie m ean th a t the A m ericans and th e B rit­
Philippines m erely is on trial and is up­ ish are now closer th an ever before.
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Could you get a better instance th an
held by the m ilitary authority.
It has been the determ ination of the the visit of th e . delegates of th e New
president to avoid an extra session of York Cham ber of Commerce to W ind­
congress if a w ay could be found. He sor last Saturday? 1 suggested it, and
welcomes the opinion of the attorney K ing E dw ard took up tiie idea th o r­
general holding th a t he will be w a r­ oughly. , I t w as a 'f ittin g counneuccranted in conducting the affairs of the tnent of th e new fclgn.
“I know how deeply interested K ing
Islands as he aud his advisers, deem
best for the interests of the people. In E dw ard Is In tlie Uulted States. I have
known this s in c e 'th e time, years ago,
the isinuds nnd In the United States.
A fter n full discussion of the opinion When I drove lilnv dn ’ii locomotive iu
rendered by th e U nited States supreme! the U nited States, Which, by the way,
court In the P o rto ' ltican cases the be did not forget wilt'll w e m et under
conclusion has been reached tliat the different conditions."' •
“T he Idea th a t tlui vlslt of onr.delcPorto ltican cases nnd the tariff case
which lias arisen In the Philippines do g ates to W indsor crih tie In tiny w ay
not staud on. nil fours. Indeed it was construed as .'King iBdwnrd’s recogni­
adm itted a t th e cabinet m eeting th a t tion of Am erican com m ercial superiori­
the opinion is so technical in its nature ty is all nonsense.. T he king is full of
as hardly to reach th e prim ary princi­ tac t anil of friendship for our country.”
“Do yoU think,” Mr. Carnegie was
ples involved in th e exercise Of the
president’s au th o rity over the Philip­ asked, “th a t B ritish ^enterprise can lie
sufficiently stim ulated to m eet Am eri­
pines.
can competition ?”
R oot A grees T oo.
“Oh, they ’can’t com pete w ith us,”
The president does not w ish to post­
The best value ever offered at 5c. a yard;
pone-or abniylon th e Idea of establish­ replied Mr. Carnegie; w ith a smile.
W ould you advise th e B ritish peo­
ing civil governm ent In the Philippines
on July 1. Announcem ent had been ple to place th eir fa ith In combii'fiK
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made both in th is country nnd the P h il­ tions?'.’ asked tlie Interview er.
'I’m out of business;" responded Mr.
ippines th a t such w as th e Intention of
the governm ent, and the president w as Carnegie, “nnd I know nothing about
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Im patient of any suggestion which com binations.”
looked to the abandonm ent of this pro­
gramme. It w as understood tlm t Sec­
A g e d W o m a n A n n n n lt e d ,
By the Yard at Special Prices,
retary of W ar Hoot feared th a t the In­
Philadelphia, Ju n e G.—Mrs. Sarah
stallation of a civil governm ent would H lggenbotham , an aged wom an resid­
remove the president’s authority to en­ ing a t 3210 C hestnut stre et, W est Phil­
force tariff duties and m ake other or­ adelphia, w as th e victim of a m urder­
ders and regulations deemed essential ous assau lt and Is a t.th e point of death
Iti Hie conduct of Philippine affairs.
In th e .U niversity hospital. M a o ’ ItiAs soon as the attorney general, Mr. ilcr, aged 2 1 , a colored serv an t employ­
10 Cents Each,
Knox, pointed out th a t civil govern­ ed by Mrs. Iliggeubothnm , is under
m ent could be brought about in effect arrest, charged w ith the crim e. Samuel
and 111 fact through a m ilitary order Moore, a colored w aiter in a boarding
and by the exercise of m ilitary power lliouse adjoining the H lggnhbothnm res­
Mr. Hoot entered heartily into the a r­ idence, |s detained as a w itness, arid'(he
rangem ent.
entire police nnd detective forces of tiie
T he plans of the T aft commission city arc searching for an unknown
will be carried out ju st as intended be­ negro suspected of being implicated,
fore the suprem e court decisions were in tlie a tta ck on Die w om an. Airs.
handed do\vn._Tho president •.vlll’oxuv- H lggenbotham w as found covered with
clse the prerogative .vested Iu him of blood lying iu the doorw ay of her
Issuing ti m ilitary order directing th a t room. Tlie Injured, w om an w as con­
the governm ent of the islands be con­ veyed to th e hospital; w here she lias
ducted by civil employees.
since been unconscious.
In effect thu decision of yesterday
does not a lte r the form and exercise of
J o h n W . D o n n e I^ c tl If:i,000 ,0 0 0 .
a uthority In carrying' out the policy or
Chicago, Ju n e ~i.—W hen the admluisTO
the adm inistration in the Philippines.
tra to rs of John W. Doune’s e state have
listed the property, liis fortune, accord­
M irn y K i l l e d a n d H u r t I n W r e c k .
ing to tiie estim ates m ade by friends
A tlanta, Ju n e 5.—A sw itch engine of here, will be found to nm oim t-to over
tin; Southern railw ay struck a n incom­ $1,000,000. T he petition for letters of
ing passenger tra in from Macon yes­ adm inistration, w ith the will annexed,
terday n ear the Southern shops and w hich w as filed In th e probate court of
overturned several coaches. Three pas­ Cook county, showed the property,
and
sengers w ere killed and 10 injured.' which is in tiie sta te of Illinois, to be
Both locomotives were moving rapidly. w orth. $110 ,000.
The sw itch engine skimmed along the
•Wife Dem i, lie K il le d Hlmiiclr.
side of the train , knocking the coaches
Richmond; Vt., Ju n e fi.—Charles,Cnsover as it stVlfcTt them .
avnnt of the firm ;pf Cnsavai.it & MoThose having no experience will be taught how to operate, f
F n t n l Hvui-iliUM In f ir n r R ln .
sler, retnll grocers,'^nd one of the m ost
Here is the opportunity to hive steady work aqd good
A tlanta, Ju n e 5.--.V passenger train prom inent business m en of tills place,
from Muuou on.'the. Southern .railw ay com m itted suicide b y . hhoatlng, He
wages can be earned.
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w as rnu Into by n sw itch engine three w as 42 yefiin of age.“ Mr. C asavnnt had
m iles- put,, h ear the A tlanta shops. been despondent since th e dontli of his
T hree persons w e re killed arid 12 In­ w ife several m onths ago. H e leaves
jured. t Jj'o dead are, Mrs! A. A. I.einon, three ehlldrea.
McDonough, d h .; -MIss Alnrn Union,
?JcI)ont>t!Kh, fin.; It. >1. Vickers, I'lo- Spanish E n v o y to C e n tr a l A m eric a .
M adrid, June C.r-The queeij rpgcat
vllln, q a . I » i
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has signed the appointm ent of Senor
C arrb ro -as envoy extraordinary, nnd
’j n T ilu f f T n .- S n m o a .
W iiiililngton,. Juiie r>.—Commander m inister plenipotentiary tp the C entral
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Tilley h a s forw arded,a report upon the Am erican republics
population of the. Islands, of the Sa­
m oan group under tlie jurisdiction of
A SPECIA L L IN E O F .
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the United S tates, lie lias ascertained
th a t tlie population of T utullh totals
•:f$00 and: of the JInuun group 2 ,000,
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fct'ylpsin SAILORS and OUTIXG HATS. • ' / f
Jloli'to 'tlie native population there are
oil . the- islriiiils approxim atoly ICf
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Our Stock of Furniture—Wood,
Willow and Metal—Mattings, Rugs,
Lawn Swings and Chairs,
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Hammocks, Screens^ etc.,
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TROLLEY CARS PASS BOTH STORES;
C ookm an Ave. and E m ory St
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Value
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Torchon Laces
Daily Free Deliveries Along the Coast.
Also a large assortment of Lace Curtains
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May Manton Patterns on. Sale
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