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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1903

Page

3

County Grand Jury Returns 18 Indictments in Somerset

From neighboring counties, the Somerset County grand jury returned 18 indictments. Local officials announce court openings, nominations, and civic notes across Morris, Hunterdon, Sussex, and Warren counties including a Republican convention result, a county clerk nomination, and a two day Morris tournament.

Sumex County Hunterdon County Newton Herald Newton Bans Prohibitioniste Anterdon County Wm. J. Vol Hoxterdon Condlly Dilla Ladielmont Criminal Court Jacob M. Demarest Barrogate Sussex County Brono Hood Newton Boma Bomex County Anse" Docker Morris County Ernest L. Jones Alex. G. Anderson Somerville Somerset County Frank W. Somer Fianagan Ln Atablea Tyardorf Little Helen Lieut Chas Exton Olirtop Monterey Cal Newton Wan Clad Newtoo Morrletown Eloba Charles Boyd High Bridge Averyman Flemington Stats Prison

Local notes from Hackettstown area and vicinity

Tax rate set at 14 per thousand in Hackettstown up a notch from last year. Registration shows 600 voters in Hackettstown. Warren county hosts an old-fashioned clambake on Oct 7 with site to be announced. Newton presbyterian meeting, Templar installation in Stroudsburg, and local incidents from Belvidere, East Stroudsburg, and Hawton.

Alande City William Strong New Bronawick New Jersey General Assembly Joatha Bwayzn Trorton Bartholomew Zianowicz Mra Neliia Cabberley Fort Middlesex County Toatoud Board of Freeholders Jorge Lamloy Trenton Hosaya Pearson’s Magazine Pennsylvania Addison B. Bark Mortimer Whitehead Bolieves West New Jerney Offaia Union Belvisore Hackettstown Fairmount Prosa Barbera Streedsburg East Straudsburg Unios Backettatown Warren County Lewis R. Dunn Mary Aarpenter Hawton Newton Charles Cole Belvidere Blue Cloud Califon George Hornbaker Harmony Easton Hospital Phllipsburg RE. Breyman & Bro Merle Rile Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society Newton’ Presbytery Stan~ Hope Otto Ith Samuel Knighta Tamplar Stroudsburg Wm. Smuilth Charles Lewis Cranberry State Reformatory Hunt Susex County O. Demarest & Co High Bridge James Ackless Voatman Morris Canal Bird'n Lock Stanhope Hoe Huckettatown Newark Ackless

Railroad Rumblings and Railroading Notes

The Lackawanna discontinued its special Pocono train. Joseph B Case of Flemington died at 72 after thirty years running the early New York line. Smith moved his family from Backetown to Phillipsburg due to duty changes. Lehigh Valley reports year end earnings and net income of 3.86 million with notable gains. Lackawanna New York state earnings rose to 8.58 million, operating costs and charges adjusted for a substantial surplus. Ballanting effort between Binghamton and Pocono uses quarry stone to improve bed and cut dust in the coal region. Assistant Trainmaster James Gordon of Trenton marks fifty years in railroading with a gold watch and chain awarded by division officers.

Lackawanna Joseph B. Case Blemington Flewington New York Mae Smith Backettatown Phillipsburg Lehigh Valley Railroad Lackawanna’ Railroad New York State Lackawanna Railroad Binghamton Pocono Scranton James Gordon Trenton Pennsylvania Co A. P. Guest Auporylaor Bel Dol Divison

Automobile records amid soda power and barn demolition

Hackettstown Hackettstown area reports charm of a professor’s Little auto from Stephensport run between Andover and Hackettstown in three minutes, aided by soda water as fuel after gasoline ran out. The machine reportedly flashed back to Hackettstown in ten minutes, prompting comparisons with a flying machine. It later allegedly demolished a barn near a guard lock and hit the Port Murray Baptist church basement corner, drawing commentary from local observers. Meanwhile Odell Hardware of Greensboro receives a 6000 gallon Devoe lead and paint order from Durham’s Irwin Mills, signaling strong demand for paint in North Carolina.

Enrror Stam Iittla Auto Hance Stephensborg Andover Hacketta Tn Ateek Tev Hackettstown Tne Allamuchy Heraby Hackstratown W.H. Mulér Port Murray Baptist Church Sensonmerk North Carolina Odell Hardware Co Greensboro N. C A. Irwin Durham Devoe Latze Irwin Mills Greatsboro N.C

Paints and fairgrounds mix in 19th century ad blur

An OCR fragment markets Long man and Martinez Pure Paints with fanciful quantities and local sellers, praising durability. It also touts the Inter-State Fair grounds in New Jersey with 360,000 in premiums, speed races, and a plan for a large oceanfront plaza at Atlantic City. A patent medicine ad for Cal-curA Solvent and a plan by Captain Jeb Young to build a 1000 foot long flotilla pier at Ocean City are noted.

Trenton N. J Jeb Young Young's Plor Atlantic City Ocean City Ocean

Scott's Emulsion Promotes Strong Bodies for Children

Timbers of oak frame the old homestead as the ad touts Scott's Emulsion as the right stuff. It claims to stimulate growing powers in children and build a firm foundation for a sturdy constitution. Free sample offer and price details are included for druggists.

Scott

Fall Opening Saturday 1903 Dress Goods Sale

Fall Opening on September 19, 1903 offers complete stock for the Fall and Winter season. The store emphasizes careful selection, quality control, and a strong guarantee behind garments, with suits from $5 to $25 and a wide range of overcoats and styles including Cheviots, Cassimeres, and Serges.

Boys Suits in Cheviot and Cassimere Styles

Long trousers suits for boys in sizes 14 to 20 offered in blues blacks and grays. Styles include Cheviots Cassimeres and Worsteds with various prices from 7 to 14 dollars. Multiple cuts like double and single breasted are highlighted as up-to-date and durable for fashionable youths.

Nobby Boys

Extra Trousers at Special Prices This Season

A bustling sale ad boasting a large stock of trousers in many styles and fabrics. It highlights worsteds and cheviots, peg top and regular cuts, with prices ranging from two to five dollars and enticing “extra values” notes. The copy emphasizes variety, fashionable patterns, and strong value.

Eves Beeen

Men’s Wear Sale Offers Cassimeres and Cheviots

Advertising copy lists boys long trousers and fine fabrics including all wool cheviots and cassimeres at various prices. Offers worsteds and other styles with prices noted, highlighting value for smart dress goods.

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