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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-11
LEADING JEWELLERS

SEVEN car loads of building stone
came down the NJ q X road yester-
day evening and this is only sam
pie of what is there all the time.
Five loaas of this stone were for
bridge building on the B. d. o. rail
road.
SEWING machines and Carpets are
sold much cheaper at Posten's than
elsewhere.
THE Baptists are to lie congratu-
lated upon their enterprise in paving
off the church debt, and freeing the
house from encumbrance. Mr.. Nc
Cutcheon has been very faithful in
his labors for upbuilding the in
fiuence of this organization in the
six years of his pastorate.
u. G. WELLS has added lot OF new
fixtures to his barber shop and en-
ploys four BARRIERS. He gives the Lest
attention to all customers and invites
your patronage. Shop under City
Hospital, Main street.
A DOLLAR in the savings depart
ment of the Farmers and Merchants
bank starts the saving habit With
each additional dollar the habit grows
on you and soon you are a habitual
saver--and soon independent The in
serest that we pay makes your dollars
bigger too.
The very best green goods on the
market are to be had at Weaver S
grocery. Prices are getting down
to figure that allows all to have an
abundance of fresh vegetables and
fruits.
WEAVER the grocer makes a spec
ialty of giving to every patron the
very choicest goods for the least
money. Call his store for any sup
plies needed in your larder.
ADAM BOWER now has five chair;
in his shop and there is no chance fol
tiresome wait in his place. The
shop is we'll appointed in every direc.
tion and it is a pleasure to have work
done in it. AS fast as the demands
justify and In fact even before tht
demands justify it new improvements
are added until the shop is more or
regular city style and in city comfort
THE Masontown correspondent O
Genius says: The record is broken
After the red not stove with meal IL
course of preparation on it was stolen
opinion dropped that from the list ant
held that only thing no one woult
steal was dynamite. But this holding
was broken few evenings since b.
thieves breaking into f. A NADIA
magazine and stealing four cases, 20
pounds, of the explosive Noisy as /
is no trace Of 1t has been found.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-11

For carpets and mattings Sec
Hirschmans.
CAMP meetings and grove meetings
will soon be popular in the county.
IF once you try you'll always buy
in South Park.
MEMS Negllgee shirts, white and
colored, so cts up at Hirschmans.
AN advertiser ought to have conf
dence IN his advertising. Many an
advertiser has ceaeed to advertise
when just on the verge OF success.
WILGUs is agent for Backus Ven
tilating Fans, Water Motor and
Electric and Ruchters fire proof
paint.
IT requires 999 window blinds for
the First National bank building of
Uniontown which is about completed.
An order for them was placed a few
days ago
WANTED 10 smoothing girls for
Punch lumber House, pay and II
cents and p cents per dozen. Fire
begins July 2lst, steady work assured
address y. S. GLASS Co.
Tiffin O.
A. A. ROGERS the photographer has
opened gallery at Point Marion in
connection with his gallery here. All
the finishing and the fine work will be
done here.
THE regular B. 81 O. excursion to
Pittsburg will be run on Sunday. The
usual rate of SIT for the round trip
will be made.
THE gentlemen who will lecture here
under an arrangement with Superin-
tendent Mason while the institute is
in session minent in their respec-
tive fields and all who hear them will
be prof1ted.
SAVE money by investing in South
Park. II you carefully look into the
merits of these lots, you will find
that they are the cream of all Nor
gantowp realty
A VERY fine horse belonging to fl.
Y. Redehaver lifted bag of corn
from the floor of the stable cutting
room into his trough last night and
ate so much OF it that he died this
morning.
THE advertisement partakes large
ly of the nature of news, and it might
be made much more newsy. 1t tells
of new inventions, new business
houses, OF dissolutions of partnerships.
etc. What is newest and best in
stock should be advertised freely.
THIS old French phrase, cit is on
ly the first step which COSTS is as
applicable to advertising as it is toany
other venture, but great deal depends
on how one makes the first step. II
you began right to advertise all the
steps thereafter are easy and not only
cheap but profitable.
THERE is much interest among
Democrats in this county over the
congressional yention which viii
meet in Piedmont on the oath. Near.
ly every delegate is arranging to &C
and number OF others will accom-
pany them. Local Democracy il
waking up to sense OF its duty.
THE committee on arrangements fol
the fourth session Of the grand chap
ter of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity
was held at the Hotel Henry in Pitts
burg yesterday. r. P. Kennedy Of
Uniontown, will be the toast.
master at the banquet and several
men of national fame are expected tC
be on hand to answer to the toasts.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-11
A dainty Box Of Candy
For Your
Wife
Or Sweetheart
Sparrow's is the Best
Sold only at
The Acme Book Store
The City Store. Carlow Building.

MoReANTowN. July u 1909.
The City Store. Carlow Building

CLARET Punch pleases the people.
Ask for 1t at the City Soda Fountain.
THE Hon. LATE Pence of Wyom-
lag is registered at the Peabody ho-
tel.
RED Raven Splits can be had at the
City Soda Fountain. Ask the man.
THE school board had good night
for their meeting. This was time
when delay was advantageous.
THE cooler weather is a great re-
lief to the smeltering thousands who
were oppressed by the humid heat
of the past week
A BIG start has already been made
on the road around the water tanks
connecting Morgantown with the east
end and the new works up the M. q
X. road near the Addison farm.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-11

Lien BUSH, M. D., Office Moreland corner
A lately used by Peoples TelCo. Special attention
to diseases of women and children. Peoples phone g.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-11
R. H. DMONDSON, M. D.,
Physician & Surgeon.

REsIDENcE-Lawson Cottage,
Wiley Street.
OFFICE-over McVicker's Drug
Store. Brock, Reed & Wade Bdg.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-21
Philharmonic Society Rehosrsals

The regular weekly rehearsals Of the
Philharmonic Society have been chang
90 from Thursday evenings at 1:3e, TO
Fridays at s p. m, the change to take
place next week. There Is some talk
0f a reproduction OF Handles Mes
siah." with Madame tombstone BiShgP
La. tba leading singer. for the benefit
Of some local charitable institution, u
- announced later.
The society viii commence increasing
its membership. and an effort VIII be
made tp bring in more Of the singing
.7HrvrItio1- = fine opportunity Is SiEen
a. 49,. nm fh.. best music with good
'irsrr-rtt1r. The society feels the need
~ r.... blood before taking UP new
wrr- which IS being planned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-21
MANOA VALLEY
A GARDEN SPOT

Thousands OF garden plants. slips for
hedges and young trees have been taken
20 MauOa valley in the past two or three
weeks, and planted among the rocks and
l.dges in College Hills. and upon the
hills above the original Manoa road
Despite the great number Of plants
which have been put into the ground
there is apparently little to show for it,
They have been planted in a large area
which takes in practically the entire
College Hills tract, as far as Puupueo
and indicate that the owners Of the
building lots are determined that their
suburb viii be the first in Honolulu.
Several OF the knobs in the tract bristIe
with outcrOpping hedges and the ground
Is strewn with moss covered rocks.
wherever there Is earth enough between
the boulders plants have been placed.
There are yari-cOlored CrOtOns. hibiscus
palms, cOcOanuts. ferns and young trees
Whea these attain a respectable growth
the entire appearance Of College Hills
will be changed until II resembles a trop-
icaI garden
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-21
Liquor Licenses.

Liquor licenses formed the principal
topic for discussion at yesterdays meet
ing of the Executive Council. The status
OF the Primo beer saloons came in Tor
considerable share of attention, and
Treasurer Wright proposed an extension
OF the liquor limits to take in a part OF
the beer district. His extension would
take in Queen street, between South and
Cooke street.
King street. between Aala lane and
Beretania street junction with King
Beretania street, between Aaia lane
and a point 500 feet from Lilihd street
on the town side.
License was issued yesterday 10 d II
Davis for Z saloon on Hotel street near
Bethel. and TO y. ~. Crabbe for his
place on King ard Nuuauu streets
The application Of J. +. Koapua for
light wine license at EOioa. Kauai. was
denied. upon the adverse report of Sher-
if Coney
The application Of y. X. NIwahi for a
license at PahOa, Puma, Hawaii. wa re
ferred back to Sheriff Andrews for n
further report
The application OF Manuel Freitas for
IA license at Kapaia L'hue was referred
the high sheriff.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-21
ONE EVENING
OF TEMPERANCE

devote one evening to temperance mat
tiers. The meeting will be held Friday
Evening, February 2Sth. at some house
not yet selected. The scope which will
be given to the discussion is indicated
by the following list OF subjects which
Will form the basis of the evening s
work: Prohibition in Kansas, ID. H.
Case; The Wide-Open Saloon. c. S.
Rhodes; South Cardinals Dispensary
System, L. d. Timmons; Phases of the
Temperance Problem, Temperance Sa-
looms, Railroad Regulations. etc, T..
ToWse; the Local Problem. Deputy
High Sheriff Charles F. Chillingworth.
The general debate will follow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-21
BUSINESS LOCALS

Hay and brick, and a fine assortment
of koa and kou furniture will be sold
today at Morgan's salesrooms, at 10
o'clock.
at Mcleod Lane, is offered for sale.
Purchaser has also the privilege of
renting the cottage
Wheat and oat hay, also bran. are to
be sold in lots to suit, at public auc-
ton, by Will e. Fisher. at his sales
rooms, tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Tomorrow Lewis & Co. the grocers,
will close at noon. There will be only
one delivery, and customers are ask
ed to send in their orders early.
Holders of safe deposit vaults will
please take notice that the Hawaiian
Trust Co, Ltd, will be closed all day
Saturday, Washington's birthday
Large new importation of advance
stock of spring goods received by N.
S. Sachs Dry Goods Company. Goods
all plainly marked and displayed in
window.
The furniture and piano of an eight
room cottage 1855 Lunalilo street, are
offered for sale at a bargain. Same
can be seen by calling at the premises
at any time.
a large quantity of galvanized CORFU
gated iron, put up in bundles of all
sizes, will be sold today at Hackfeld s.
by James F. Morgan, the auctioneer.
Sale will take place at 10 o'clock.
Next Wednesday, at the Honolulu
1894 King street, Will T..
Fisher will hold a grand auction sale.
All of the household effects of this in
stitution are to be sold. regardless of
cost.
There are some pretty pieces of
drawn work, embrOideries, embroidered
pillows and other articles. now being
displayed at the new store of Mrs.
Hanna, on Union street. Drop in and
see them.
III you wish to have your lawn look
green and beautiful, or the plants and
shrubs heaIthful and vigorous. try Ha
waiian Fertilizer Company's special
fertilizer for that purpose. You will
b.. astonished at the Improvement 1t
is worth trying.
\ valuable lot, suitable for residence
purposes, situated on the continuation
of Vineyard street, near Liii1a, Will be
sold today at auction, on the premises
by VIII r.. Fisher, at noon For FUR
Their particulars, see description of land
published elsewhere under Fishers flag
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-21
Denver Eds Snow.

.-I..rv.r.- ri smith has arranged "a
.9a, ..-r=-.lul ~sr ~ entertainment az
d.. ,-rH-ua. tomorrow night Their are
over % dozen :F-t class turns ON the '''i
lana -.. "a, -Hp-iI Zee well worth see
--,- -,-....f.,- ....,tfIr... Of the evening VIII
90. singing aud dancing by the men CT
10. " : FHa..-1. Juggling by M!hln'-
Khan entire act By IN eN-member OF
Trfr- rose and Vests MINISTRIES a.
song ~ Mis- }. Kel'iaa and MIS- "
|AiaF-.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
GUILD:.,G IN THE 50UT.I.

S,af correspondent of the Anie,-i- can Contractor who has recently made an extensive tour of inspection through the south was deeply Impressed 5- tho immense quantity of building he saw ia this part of tile country and it's sub stantial character.
 He states that "the grcates, buiIdfne, boom since tEe war is now on in the sooth. and seems likely 10 contir;sa for a Sood while to come. Atlan+a. Biz n1n@tam, Jacksonville. knoxville and Chattanooga he names as the storm centers" Of this movement. thcaeh many other localities are largely ;:f- fccted b= it.
 This correspondent feels that ha risks nothing in saying: TT anybody n 5l:2 forth has money to inve~t I;e can make good use Of it by placing it in buildings in almost any of the thi1v- ing communities ot ;Ee south"
 This writer was especially imp. essetl b. Atlanta. lie observed that th:s cIty ''ia putting p? twelve and fourteen story sisy-%crapers fer purely DUsines purposes. and one hotel that viii go cioudwsrd fifteen stories. .''-Atl2ut2 Journal.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
GOOD TD HIS WIFE.

Alfred !IemenWay of nostoo th' i,'" paitnel Of cX- Secretary Long. tntia tmF story: "A poorly dressed W"man "at alone in raiiuay station Attratial Was Clllrl tu hc.- h> a nan. Nito "s- o'aimosi: 'Ifer-'e poor Wo"i9' WaA ms no ticket to her d5 ;tinajo2. J chin in lo cents for Ter Whom hela:' Presently h. had hat full of coin. and announced: Sic has more than her fare. but not enoUel for aiiaWi @he needs 2 shawl; I'll chip i2 quarte,' aor that. Again h. made the rounds .rd gain announced: 'SAe ought to haVs 2 i-onret: G. chip il haf a dollar :"f th" bonnet When te made th" roInl- the third ,i;ro. q noVco'l."r cnt rrd Il, st@iion, sloail hands heartily with th. W"man ;;..l ,rruta-. L. lit- oi3i!aHth.H pisr said:
 "'W-hy. Hiram. I'ra rieh5 glal ta 70. you and your wife again. "'i}o.r's thisr aeI-ai ooe Of tha soa t~iootcra. 'Is that woman yoUr Wif@ :?
 'Yes,' draWlei tho 1hilauth ooiet- " '\Vlar right have Eou tn coilec money far yoar Wi.e. dc-i.an , ..-- c.#l
 "'What l:-ht l.ero to coile,. naan", for anx ot@o" fellows lr;;c.' "-s ta lctort that closed t,o &eratc.'
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06

Zola has profound pity fer human suffering. Woman perpiexcs him. Peo- ple think in this country that he must have had a most irregular existence -o give such description as he does. They judge ~ithout kno|le,,sc Or una '-'- standing Zola is a hermit q i;eae-
 iictiHe monk. iie marti-d young. an e.lcellent woman. They have haG no children. He knows r1.hins of pa ter!ity. wnich might have revealed tu him the verit2rle meaning of fife. He never entered a P;tris .;;iion in his life. Had h. not lived close lrithin lhe fOur waiie of his study. iiIumiral by nis !.il:aa- imagination. he would rIrc seen that life has more human aroro..- lions than certain monsters that Gcco- rate he m-;iiaeVal churches. W1"n h had been one month in Rome 5ha Queen Marguerite requested an intz.'- view with him. during which he told ke~ that he naG occupied four weeks in procuring his material fo~ q ssttin.e. and that in the next two weeks he "@- pectaC to study the soul Of the Italian woman. He gives Q passionate g pc etic picture, but it is safe to affirm that there ;s more realistic psychology n one pasc Of Sgendhal than in all Zola $ ,' orE-= Tho preparation for "NGna ' V1r similar. EIr. G-e Hou% reiat tes Inla. uaacUuainted with the woiaen of Nana's category, was led about ly friend: he dined and supped and made notes in the milieux where taD fluctuations of the market arc Of n0.e interest than sentimental f1iattars.-- 'c3anercial Advertiser
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
WISE WORDS OF i SENATOR.

Senator William Il Stewart looks ike King Solomon, but some people have been reluctant to admit that he possesses much of Solomon's wisdom. We must insist however, that Senator Stewart can say wise things. h de- bate q few days ago he raised his good right hand. permitted his long. whit. whisksrs to fall in graceful abaudol down over his chest and stomach. and said:
 "fou folks waste a let of sympathy oa Nevada. Don't you do 1t. Nevada has money. and l say to you. Mr. Presi- dent when you have money you don [ 1 reed sympathy.
 This. notwithstanding the fact tha; the Hon. William r. Mason has arise1 uDon several occasions. is probably tta visest uttsrance that has reverberated through the senate chamber during tho ! present sessi5n.-t,hicago Record H. ' aI1
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
Use Gala Lily ,ttrax Soap.
wELL-BORING ENTERPRISE
Fer Development Of aI Increased City
 Water Supply.

Il i:i 2 matter of general information that she supply e citJ water has beeu gradually shrinking for some month and some fears nave been expl ass-,l that before the Ions summer is past il might shrink to point where disaste4 wa;Id fellow ii a bis ire should break out or other unusual demand hc made.
 While this is q matter of vial import aEce to the whole c.mmurit: ,ae City Water company is of cou!S- the most directly concerned. For that reason the company has taken the necessary steps to develop an increased supply Ii possible, and it is generally believed that il is possible.
 The ~eH boring apparatus Of W. D. Tanner is now at work drilling for
 water and it's operations will be con tinucus for some time t0 come The plan proposed by the wa.ter company is; to sink three bored wells in line Wi;h the two big excavated wells now in use. An attempt will be made to reach T lower water vein in the hope that an ineXhausti5le supply will be encounter = -d-perhaps an a1tesian supply. Mr. Tanner. q few miles above. found l wonderful vein at something ever 2G0 feet if the same basin can be tapped by the city water company the supply viii be abundant. But if that vein IS missed similar one may b. founl equally as good
 The first well therefore is to be largely for explora tion purposes. After the desired depth has been gained. twu othzr wells will be sunk to the depth found necessary by the results shown in the first well. and the thr5e will be connected and is advisable also will !.- connected with the two now in use.
 The first well. which is four feet arcm one of the bis wells 1T use. hls loW penetra 1ed the water vein from which the city supply is taken. It is cased. oI course. and will in no way interfere. but will b. pushed down a. rapidly as possible. In case q deeI vein IS not found the three new taps to the vein uow in use will at least be .. material improvement. so the city wi. hay, scme mere water in any event. BUt there is every reason fer bclieV- ! ing that . big win will be found at depth. in the Chandler bored wells at Mesa. where there are three il a TOW 1s proposed here q flow Of 215 inches ] has been secured. ample for the dom estic purposes oc a city cf 50,0oo in- ha,3itarts
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06

,te tEeaTer is one O: the places the DO nC" have had trouble with the sane boys before. and they know every crook and corner of the structure.
 Scme Of the boys under arrest claIl.l ;Ea, othe:' ,boys that had rot been a. ,-sted last evening had in their pos session skeleton Keys. with which thes frequently entered buildings. when il seemed ":i-e to do so. They spoke ol ..uctncr E.use that was entered Eut nothing cf Vs;i;ie was round that th"y coUil carry away n their pocke,a. .14o; tHtE were -=-aiG to carry away lnE- thing tnat would :.;tr&Ct attention.
 Tho<Sl Ben seeu.; TO have been ,he tiIs, one caught, h. is the youngest. be ing only 1c years oid. while the others i-rge ur 10 i6 years. Asked who tie leader of t,,e gang was. and something ct i,@ operations. Fen said ,haC they sel.-raiiE divided Wi.h each other ;,f.c, 9 gc2d haul and th4t EstevaE seemed tn be the bi@sest money spender in ti:e bd1ch. !J kept tho others busy to olo- vide him With cash. Hc stoutiy mai1- laias. though. that his operations were confined t0 the ice works and L2uva"'s ham.
 It seems rather harsh to arrest boys cf tt&t age and throw them among lhe older and more vicious men in the city j-i!. bu; there is 20 other place to put them. and they ought surely to he halted in their mad race toward the .en.tcnt;aTy. Nearly all of them haze been aIersted before and their na7le.; coneealed for Jnei. own sake. 'i'h v :io"@ ais" bean frequently varl"t: about their conduct
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.
zoLA. Acc.J:...iNG TO LE BoJ-N.

Tn the last lecture at the Chicago university. in pre-enting ZoIa as 9 writer. 1lr. Le Eouz showed tGe pane- ,ration Of a critic who absolutely u2- dersrands his ,,oantrymen ani their rroductions. | was Io.a. the 1i'- torian. who moved Le GoYx to patii- Ctic eIoUonce. "I have never iie said. 'sean Zola's booE. 'I.e Deoac,o. in tho house ot q respectable French family. Here one sees il on every table. cannot admit that the history Of my country be so falsely recorded. Zoia gives to his characters very Httle ii as individuals; it is in the treat rent of the masses that he exercises his soul-the coarse. mediocre masses. made up O. tla average type. whose united action carries something fatal with i.
 l:r. Le Itoux coaCt5del by alalyzi7:s the great ana important side" of Dola's Ncr:,s. iiis pcs&f,nisn and mis- satlroYhy gre. he considers. contrary t1 reeprit Francais. which stays good humored a.i co@G lent ia iaa future.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
TIE ERlE RAILEOAD.

beginning; on June 10th next. Witl iA- aUgdr2ta a new limited train service between Chicago. New York and Bos- ton. leaving; Chicago at f0:3o every no-lins and arriving in New York at 3:23 the next afternoon. with Boston sleeper reaching there the second ev5n- ing
 Travellers eoin1 east will fta3 ia this train ctgrgth:ar that comfort and luX- ury can suggest or command. ruiinlan drawing room sleeping ears of the ,at- est type. unequaled dinin" ear rvicn With meals "t pGp&lar prices: fast time over d track made perfect with rock ballast and made safe " tre operation of ;ke block signal and interlochin@ system.
 IT you have not seen the beauji.ul valleys of the SusQueliauna ana Dela- Ware rivers. you have missed one oi Ihe most deliGhtful sections of the east.
 s2e sdre that your ti@..et reads via tla Erie railroad.
 Y. hco . woman ie seen coming ou5 af scude stailWays there is talk about her.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
DOWN IN BA.

Theyl= about to cut melon,
 Down in Cuba. Whe thei ripe or not, no teltin.
 Down in Cuba Eut they seem to think they've Erown Big enouen Jo walk alone. And to call themselves .s.r own.
 Down in Cuba. There's a rocky road before you.
 Little Cuba. Cloudy skies are bending OCT you. Little Cuba. Though you stumble. though you ttip. Though you've many q slide and slip. Keep rigid upper lip,
 Little Cuba. If too big the undertaking.
 Little Cuba. And your stomach, it is aching
 Little Cuba. For piece Of bread and ;arl. You know where, poor iitle lamb. You can find your Uncle sam.
 Little Cuba.
 Chicago TT ibuac.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
FOR SALE.

A complete steam power plant ip frsl class condition. Consists of D T. P. engine, 20 H. P. boiler. pipes, etc. Can be bought for half of original cost Call on or address The Republican, Phoenix, -izona.