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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-14
ORANGE

Chiropody.
j. McoAEyEY. sM Main st. Orange. n. ..
Cleaner and Dyer.
CHARLEs souLE. 'sbo MAIN ST., ORANGE
formerly Marks Arnheim. N. Y. Phone los5-w.
GLACIER.
d. FREEDMAN. 50 Centre ST., orenss.
Selling AMI glazing. Cheapest place in town.
Hotel and Restaurant.
THE rrossrowN -orrL
First-cIass Family Restaurant.
Board by day or week,
81 Day street, Orange, N. j.
s~s r. l.. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Central Hotel srd Restaurant.
Under New Management.
HANSEN BROS. 25s Main st. Orange. N. :.
Jcwcler.
Watches. Diamonds. Jewelry.
Fine watch Repairing.
French Clocks a Speciality.
JAS j. HAAG,
Q Conc street., Orange n. J.
Markets. +
LEWIS < CO..
LIVE IN lI1l INV WI
Is CENTRE ST. TEL. so4s. ORANGE. N. !
JAcoB ULRICH.
Reliable Meat, Fish and Vegetable Market.
Centre st. and r. R.. and 81 Park u.
Moving WINS md Storage.
eMrrH'p VANS sroRAon..
% Day street. SOrenga. n. J.
Music Teachers.
JOHN q. INTO, graduate Of London College
OF Music. Piano Instruction. terms reason
abie, best music furnished all occasions. u
william St. Orange. N. ].
Carriages and wagons.
HENRY SMITH,
Carriage and Wagon Maker.
1872 Essex av. Phone BAL Orange. N. ].
Painters ard Decorators.
BoLLfNGER q PoELLER, 152 Main st.. Or
ange. Painting, decorating and paperhangins.
Restaurant and Cafe.
UNDERWOOD O
Restaurant and Cafe
FyRsT-cLAss SERVICE GUARANTEED
20-23 CONE STREET. ORANGE, N. J.
Trunks and Leathcr Goods.
p. REGAIN
All styles of trunks. suit cases, ~satcfiels ana
fancy leather goods; trunks repaired MUSIC
HALL. ETORE 245 Main 81. Orange.
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rAnMs 0 SALE.


Out of Town.
ACREAGE within committing distance; ~
acres; 20 minutes walk from Dunellen depot
suitable for garden, poultry and fruit; a chance
for Il 'self-supporting home; SlluV: - H.
KENNEDY. los Fulton St. New York city.
100-ACRE FARMING repairs of any kind
needed 9-room dwelling; new barns; creek;
IL hours out, on Lehigh Valley; So 900. easy.
terms. NEW JERSEY HOME CO.,
los Fulton ST.. New York city.
FARMS and country homes for sale and rent.
PAUL F. WILLIAMS. New brunswick. NJ ].
Now. Jimmy, repeat a sentence en-
bodying the word seldom"
MY father used ter ave a couple of
pigs, but he 'sened 'em. '"-Philadelphia
Inquirer.
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Cleaner and Dyer.
CLEANING. pressing, dveing. renodeIing.
CHARLES SOULE, $50 MAIN ST, ORANGE,
formerly Marks Arnheim. N. Y. Phone 1095-W.
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J SOLOMON. f5 Midland av.-Goods sold q
city prices: harness repairing.
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Automobile Tires Repaired.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES & TIRES
rep ,ired. WEST ORANGE AUTO TIRE RE.
PAIR CO.. 81 Valley road. West Orange, N. J.
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Cents rrrui~h~r
ANNPEW HTTNTEP


Hats, Gloves and Gents Furnishings.
31s Harrison avenue. Harrison, N. J.
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Arlington.

Arlington.
NEW one-family brick houses; 9 room. and
bath. all improvements; steam heat, elegant
location: easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER
IL Harrison av.. Harrison.
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Bakery.
GERGEN's Bakery. 4s4 Elm at. Arlington.
First-ciass bakery.
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peIfrufesscn.
Hnrncss Mnker

FIRST-CLAsS ss!icntessan and groceries.
3. sCHATzMAN. 456 Elm ct. Arlington.
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ChfrOpody.
J. MCCARTNEY. zH Main St. Orange. n. :.
Chiropodist.
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Bloomfield.

FOR SALE-Houses SO. 900 to 81. 900: new ones
5000: every improvement; send for circular.
AMANN. las Midland av.. Arlington. N. J.
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WEST

West GRANGE Sn0rting Goods Co.
w. J Klaczek. sol Valley Rd.. w. Orange. N. J.
Automobile supplies. Tires repaired. Agency
for Harley Davidson Motorcycles. Iver-Johnson
Bicycles. Telephone No. $751;.
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Glacier.
D. FREEDMAN. So Centre ST.. Orange.
Selling AMI glazing. Cheapest place In town.
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FRANK M rnNpHY
FINE FOOTWEAR
ls7 BLOOMFIELD Az. MONTCLArR. N. J.
TonsoriaI Artist.
c. W. BRIGGS. 42s Bloomfield av.. Montciair.
Children'a heircutting a speciality.
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SOUTH ORANGE

Builder.
p, T.. MCCORMICK,
AND ONTRACTO
lao So. Orange av. Tel. s27-R. So. Orange. N. ].
DressTnakcR. al
MRS. 81. KREUTZ
D~ressmaking, Altering ana Eepairtne.
Is W. Eouth Orange avenue. Soutn OrsneSs
Dry Goods.
w, NJ. GLOVER,
prygoods, Hosiery. Notions. Gents Furnishings.
Best goods at lowest prices.
Electrical Construction.
JOHN A. HEDMAN.
High-class electrical construction ana repairing.
7s1S South Orange av.. South Orange. Tel ill-H-
House Furnishings and Hardware.
w, A. REEVE,
HARDWARE. ETC.
Upholsterer.
r. 1854 So. Orange av.. g. o.; tel.
IL. Fine cabinetmaking and upholsterins.
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Grain and Hay.
HIGH GAT
Shoes.

Dealer in Flour. Feed. Grain, Hay, Straw, etc
Agency for all lines OF ocean learners,
Tickets for sale. General auctloneer. Tel. No. .
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Meat Merkrf. Fruit md Vegetables.
rHns G.. HrpIIuuv.
Columbia Neat ond Vegetable Market,
ATS Elm et. Phone q. Arlington. n. J
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T-Tors1~- r1~o-jpw mud r-n~.pr@.
B VISCITI. TOT N. Fourth ST.. Harrison, N. j..
custom tailor. cleaning, pressing and ~repeiriys
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UphoIsterir~ md Nrttresses.
GEORGE BERG.
Fine Upho1stering, Carpets made and laid.
s EFARNY AVENUE. KEARNY, N. J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.
New 7 wo- Family
houses.

Ot AOuf ="
ID rooms, ALL IMPROVEMENTS,
tiled baths and vestibBies; ONE FLAT
ALREADY RENTED o $500 A
YEAR, which almost carries expensesJ
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS, same as
rent, SMALL AMOUNT CASH; inquire
mt office, 409 south Fourteenth street,
near South Orange avenue. Open for
inspection every afternoon, also Sum
days between 2 and 3.
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CALDWELL

GIN. ID III
Custom TAILOR and Rcpniring.
PETER P~EZzICARRo. Bloomfield av.. next
door to Chinese laundry. Tailoring, cleaning.
pressing
shoe Repairing. I
DOLCE & SCILEPPt, Bloomfield av.. opposite
Cooper's corner. Fine hand work a specially.
Tiayyare. '
UErLlER'S TIN SHOP--EST. lsss-TINWARH
that's WORTH BUYING. CALDWELL. M
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Hotel and Restaurant.
THE rpocsrowN r0rtrg,. r
First-class Family Restaurant
Board by day or week,
80 Day street, Orange, N. J.
s~4 r. L. WILLIAMS, Manager.
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EEa7MY

rorI. wo.d md Ice.
WIN. T. HOWE ia Johnston av. Kearny.
N. j.. dealer In coal. wood and ice.
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REAL
Special Real Estate Days-Tuesdays and Fridays
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY

AND BADGER A~VS.-Eiegnnt
apartmen In the Princeton, 4. 8 and q rooms;
all improvements: steam heat; jan'tor service.
Inquire on premises
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-07-03

Conley's Store, Louisa, Ky, carries
il stOcK spectacles OF all grades
from 2jc a pair up. We have nose
glasses, riding and temple bow spec
tacies, rimless and regular styles,
steel, aluminium, nickel, gold filled
aud solid gold frames. We also have
tie most perfect lenses made.
p We can lit any ordinary case Of
defective vision, and We make no
charge for the work Of fitting. II
your case is at all complicated We will
direct you TO reliable opticians or
Occulists who can properly handle
the case 1t cannot be done in
Louisa. A real optician, one who is
educated and skilled in optics, one
Of THE most delicate sciences. There
are more fakiTs in this line than in
almost any other business and the
damage they to mans most i'm
por'aat faculty and to his pocket
book at the same time is astound-
ing. Beware Of the taking ignoram-
US who claims TO be a competent OPP
tician.
Buy your spectacIes at
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FREE TRIP AROUND THE
WORLD
WORLD.

1t will be of interest TO many peo-
pie to know that there is now pack
in each package Of Peirce's Golden
Rio Coffee a beautiful stereoscopic
view absolutely free.
These views consist OF scenes
consist OF scenes consist OF views
from every civilized land and coun-
try and comprise an immense variety
nc two alike. A fine genuine crystal
lens stereoscope will be sent by mail
prepaid TO purchasers Of this coffee
for ten signatures cut from the wrap
pers and Is cents in coin or stamps.
Consumers of coffee will find that
Peirce's Golden Rio Coffee in pack
ages is equal to coffee sold in bulk
at 20 to 80 cents per pound Try it.
Durham Coffee & Spice Mills,
Lafayette, Ind
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PROGRAMME
For Lawrence Ounty Sunday
School Convention.
July 1912

Tn LA#TsaSe Comfy Sunday
School Association WM hold Its an
nual meeting at Blaine on July 10,
IL and 18th. Following is the pro-
gram.
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Cleveland on Predatory wealth

In view Of the prominent part the
question of the tariff and predatory
wealth are to play during the COM
ing presidential campaign, these pithy
Sentences from the late Grover Celve-
land on the subjects are timely:
He mocks the people who propos-
es that the Gavtrapeat shall pro-
jtect ths -,eA sr4 that they In turn
will care for the lahoring poor
From eht fourth annual message to
Congress, December, 1888
Our progress toward a wise con-
olusiou will not be improved by
dwelling upon the theories of protec-
tion and free trade, 1t is a condi-
ton wich confronts us-not a
theory. From the third annual mes
sage to Congress, December 1887.
Our present tariff laws, the vi
cious, inequitable and illogical source
of unnecessary taxation ought to be
revised and amended at once. -
From the third annual message to
congress, December, 1887.
I'VE believe that these trusts are
the offspring of market artificially
restricted; that an inordinately high
tariff, besides furnishing the tempta-
ton for their existence, enlarges the
limit within which they may operate
against the people, and thus increase
the extent of their power for wrong
doing. From letter accepting re.
in 1883. ..
AS We view the achievements of
aggregated capital, We discover the
existence Of trusts. combinations and
while the citizen is strug-
Cling far in the rear. or is trampled
to death beneath the iron heel.
which should be care
fully restrained creatures of the law
and servants of the people. are fast
becoming the peoples master. This
Is not equality before the law
From the fourth annual message TO
Congress, December. 1855,
''"-~munism is a hateful thing,
and a menance to peace and organ
lied government But the communism
Of combined wealth and capital the
ard selfishness, which insidiously I'M
iermines the justice and integrity
Of free institutions, is not less dan
gerous than the communism of OPP
pressed poverty and toll, which, ex-
asperated by injustice and discon-
tent. attacks with wild disorder the
citadel of rule. From the fourth an
nual message to Congress, December, |
1888.
The remarks Of Mr. Cleveland are
of peculiar weight, for while, COM
pare with the reformers of a later
he was the most conser-
,ative of reformers, he was an avow-
u enemy of a corrupt tariff and of
predatory wealth, More modern cru
aders have not exceeded him in Wig
n and happiness Of expression.
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Weak women should try DR..
Shops Night Cure. These sooth-
ing, healing. antiseptic guppositories
90 direct TO the seat 70 these weak
nesses. Ny Book No. 4 For Women
contains many valuable hints for
women, and It is free. ASK DR..
sbOop, Racine, Wis, to mail 1t. Ask
the Doctor in strictest confidence,
any questions you wish answered.
DR.. Shops Night Cure is sold by
All Dealers.
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Buy your spectacles at
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CONLEY'S STORE.
The Best Pills Ever Sold.

After doctoring Is years for chron-
&c Indigestion, and spending over two
hundred dollars, nothing has done
me as much good as DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. ! consider them the best
pills ever sold" writes B. F. Ays-
cue. Of Iagleside, y. c. Sold under
guarantee at A. NJ Hughes. 25c.
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4. W GLEASON.
Notice

Tie city taxes for the year 1895
a-s 1JT II mY hands for collection.
l VII call OF y0u soon. Please be
-esdy 70 settle. T. D. Maycum,
Ci-yCOllector
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, IS

State of Ohio. City of Toledo, IS.
Lucas County County.
Frank J. Cheney takes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm OF
r. J. Cheney & Co, doing business
IN the city Of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said - Al
win pay the sum of ONE HUS1RED
DOLLARS for each and Erery case
Of Catarrh that canno.. De cured by
the use of I.aiis Catarrh Cure.
!. rpANY CurNrv
Sworn to before me and subscribed
n my presence, this 9Th day of De-
esmbsr, A. D. 1856.
A. ". GLEASON,
fSeaLl Notary Public.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter
azlIy. and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system sent for testimonials free.
7. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o.
SoH b. al druggists. T5c,
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A powder for tired, aching, swollen
feet We have over $4,000 testimon-
ials Trial package free by mail
Address, Allen s. Olmsted. Leroy, N.
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PROGRAMME.

gram:
PROGRAMME.
1880. Devotional
500, Amounting for service, -. :.
REV. OF. Williams, Louisa
$40, Announcements.
$3.50, Song aud Benediction.
SATURDAY MORNING.
800, Quiet Hour Devotional. -,
-, -. w ]. Vaughan
1000. The Sunday School.-W. t
Cain.
1925. The Bible.-L. NJ. Copley,
Louisa.
1850. The Child.-w. ]. Vaughan
Louisa.
1l:15. Appointment of Committees
HIPS. Words of Welcome. =. :.
.. :, ........ -. A. S. Conley
AFTERNOON.
Ills. Song service and prayer,
1;SO. Wha. is that in Thine Hand?
Prof. E. NJ. Kennison, Louisa.
200. Echoes from the Information
al Convention, Mrs. G. A. Nash.
2.15. The problem of the big boy.
:. 1850. :. Nv. j, Vaughan.
2:SO. Report of Committees.
$50, Report of Delegates,
$3.50. The adult problem. .....
-. -. Rev L. NJ. Copley.
EVENING.
1880, Devotional, Matt. -25-14-S0,
). $500. -. e. NJ. Kennison.
$780, Character Building. ;. -.
). -. -. :. Il. NJ. Copley.
$3.50 The Sunday School and Cit
izenship.. :. wv. ]. Vaughan
: SUNDAY MORNING.
Sunday School at all Churches
1880. A Foolish Choice. ...,..
:. -. -. -. L. NJ Copley.
HOO. Methods and Means of
Teaching. e. NJ Kennison.
OFFICERS.
r. 7. Burns. President, Louisa, C.
L. Miller. Vice-PTesident, Louisa, W.
]. Vaughan. Secretary, Louiss; Sup
erintendent of Education, G. B.
Carter. Busseyville, Superintendent
of Visitation, Rev. G. NJ. Copley,
Louisa; Superintendent of Organize
ton, J. P. Prince, Trad; Superintend-
emit Of the Elementary Department,
J. p Mcclure, Gallup, superintend-
ent of the intermediate Department,
Rev. L. NJ. Copley. Louisa; Superin-
tent u Adult Department, Prof.
j. B. Mcclure, Louisa.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
/. J. A Hutchinson, Madge, Presi-
dent; A. J. Vaughan, Louisa, Seq
rotary. "
2. c. W. Miller. Adeline, President,
Miss Lizzie Hatten, B, ciianan, Sec
Rotary.
8. DR.. ]. C. H-ll, Estep, Prssi8snt,
J. S. Rife. yessis. Secretary.
A &5. ars. Lora Osborn, Blaine.
A. S. Conley, Blaizs, s4e-
rotary.
g. Edgar Ball. Adams. Prsst5s1t.
Miss Emma Borders, Ulysses. secz-
tary.
2. J. H. Mcclure, Gallup Prest.
dent, Mrs. Cora Lambert, DU1ftLzu-
s. ]. r. Prince, Trad, Presidsz:.
Mont Rose, Trad, Secretary.
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White Mountain Freezers, best in
the market at Sullivan's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-14

The house corner & and & streets
30 4ei has been newly furnished
aifh braud new furnishings. good
Dfortabie beds nov Goor covering.
very comfort and convenience. VIII
rent as sleeping rooms aad few
faoms for hoase keeping Electric
rights aad hath cool fermda for use
of Guests Rooms rented by day
weeE or month with or without
board Rates reasonable, apniy Gal
6 street
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Col II. T Dunn left las nfe
Macon 70 attend meet.rs me
&C rgia republicans
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r. y King we'll KNOW rs -
tat man - S. George IS
q fe~ lays in tIro city.
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Alaermsn - erealdsd.

Alderman g. H. Taylor presided m
tardays Pc sion 81 The police court
here were several offend IS Deiaea
she acting recorder and he asscssnI
heavy fines upon those who were can.
Yicted
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F Morse a we'll ilnon Ctsr s.
on drWamer was Ga the c r.
day
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Well Known Newspaper Man.

Lewis II. Morgan, a member Of ;'e
staff Of The Mobi Register and
representative Of the Associated Press
is in the city for gaw DAYS
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BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
Council Meete TonIaht.

GuY council viii meet III regular
ion tonight A hansber II soalra
matters are expected to come ~.
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| 4. q Sylvester Of AGa1t2 Vas
among the istors 10 the CITY er-
az
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c. Fite. Of Fizg raid was among
The visitors TO TIE city yes er6aF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-24
Mystery Of Pearl Growth.

The real mother of pearl never has
been found, for nobody knows how
pearls are born and made. The evil
dence that they can be produced by in
serting some foreign body into the
nuSSel is doubtful. says the Chicago
Tribune. though Linnaeus, the Swedish
naturalist is said to have owed much
of his fame to the fact that he could
produce pearls by inserting grains OF
sand between valves of fresh water
mussels which are to be found in Con-
tinental rivers.
Artificial pearl crosses are reported
from, China as having been obtained
by placing a thin metal cross within
the body of a pearl oyster and allowing
it to stay there till it became covered
with nacreous matter. Professor Herd
man in his researches on the pearl mus
sci of Ceylon has found that the pearls
in these shells are secreted to cover q
parasite. usually nematoid worm
which passes one of it's life stages with
in the shell. and no doubt similar
cause will be found for the presence OF
pearls in fresh water mussels.
The commonly accepted theory thai
single grain of sand within the man.
tie is sufficient to produce a pearl mus
be abandoned. The expert fisherman
processes to recognize a pearl bearing
shell from others. From the Rive!
| Sain which is said to hold the fines
Scottish pearls, was taken recently {
! shell with three pearls, which was solo
for $40. The shell had three ridge
running from the hinge to the edge o
the valves. Such ridges always ar
supposed TO be signs of pearls. In thu
growth of the shell room has to be lef
for the pearls.
| The pearl is celebrated as Treasure
of the East and the tropical seas, bu
it is scarcely known as a product o
Great Britain. Pearl fishing is one o
the industric of the United Kingdom
The story of British pearls begins witt
the earliest records of the country
with Caesar, who carefully compared
the British pearl with the Oriental.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-24
Bath Has the Celebration Fever.
bath independently


1t is Interesting TO note how kindly
the papers all over the State speak of
the proposition Of another celebra ton in
Bath this summer. The people of Nj 1ine
learned last year that Bath knows how
10 run off a celebration in the most APP
proved manner and they will give it
more booming this year than they did
last. Bath can have bigger show this
year than she had last and at Il consd-
cradle less expense for the committees
which had charge of the event last year
learned much from experience and the
celebration was so successful and such q.
good thing for the town that il will be
much easier to get people Interested and
willing to help than it q year ago.
Bath should certainly hold some sort of
a celebration every year during the first
week in August. Ii not only mo kes
business, furnishes amusement for our
own people and summer visitors, but at
tracts many strangers TO our city. We
know of one man who came here. TO our
celebration last year who got interested
i'll slip building and no has in, ested i
considerable sun, in shipping here as
result Of that interest and who intends
to invest more. No doubt there were
others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-24
Tacoma. the Cjty Of Destinv.

Tacoma. truly The City OF Destiny"
has one of the finest harbors III the
world. ample tide lands. practically IN
limited level land. both near water
level and on the plateau mp rise of
from one to three hundred feet and the
shortest railroad haul from Puget Sound
on water level to the Canon OF the
Columbia. Here al Tacoma. the only
Point on Puget Sound where such con-
ditions exist we find the necessary and
sufficient elements of the great city-or
heart of the great city-of the future.
Other POINTS exceed Tacoma in sor'e ona
thing, but Tacoma is the only point that
has enough of everything and IA lachlnl
in nothing. TO these things NAV be add
ed huge bcds of the finest colsing coal
in tho Northwest. and from Mount ia,
co,na--or Rainier-a near, unlimited. ana
eternal water power, equaling Niagara
to turn into electricity. In fact. the noun
tains adjacent to the Sound assure INC
entire region practically unlimited water
are more remote from a supply than ara
others. In this and in coal. rowever'
none ever equal circumstances Masa-
zine