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Admlnlstratltw building and nawal of,
NCI.K HAM had no need to
er«< t
formldabl. fortifi,
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a | fir es.
>..i and
Marin, barrack« with modern apptl
Ilona and ettenalv. natal
military work. In order to an res and convenlenc««.
fits fii.e r».l-
mak. aurw of protection for the waler, I Officers' quarters
and cumm.r« lai Inlrreal. pt th« l"a< ifl ■‘ences for naval <>S< lais
Buildings In proc*««
Equipment,
North»«»«!, but when our t’n<le Hani
local»1 th. Puget Hound Naval Htatloa ordnance and other «hops
('ciaaldartng th« magnitude of th«
h. aaaured .ueh protection tor all tlmo
t J com. under all poaalbl. .vents, do- Htatlon aa It rti«ta today It .rema al
mantle or foreign
At th. earn, time moat Impmalble that It haa all been
b. located thee« works lu a poeltlon acrotnpllaned In ten abort years Th«
abaolut.ly Impregnable, a very Glbral location waa mad* In 11*1. the first
ter of a«< urtty against attack or Inter work commenced the year following
ference. a, an eiamlnallon of location Th« very land enclosed In th* station
yard, was part of an original home­
aod .urr», indlnga will .how
In th. flr.1 place th« loratloa of Port stead entry made In October 1B7S al­
i>r hard bay. on whl»h the elation I. though th« land, which had been "turn-
built, la 100 mile. Interior from the Pa- I bered," had been entered upon for that
early aa 1S&S Thia home
clflc rwhid only through the .trait, Ipurpowa
of Han Juan de Fuca. that wonderf’il j stead waa patented to one Williams
body of water through which pours th.
pr-went enormous «tream. of North
we«t«m commerce Thl. waler I. .us
ceptlble of fortiflcatloaa and of defense
bwyoad the ability of th» rombtned war
fleet« of all earth to force an entran, «■
Fort« at Port Townsend and oth- r
points
eastward
from
the
hi
trance of the atrAlt. already protect
th« paaaage while beyond a. th«
course lie. further In toward the naval
station the channel narrow. Into abut
ting natural defense.
Hhould the naval power, of earth
ever force th«*we there would remain
torpedo bomb dynamite mln«« rhnln.
and like n-.rana of deatru<!!«<n of tbe
advati'lnr engines of war strung and
hung tn the narrower channel, nearer
the station beyond *ny conceivable
ahlllty of pr«««nt or future naval pow
er. to pass On .u> h .Itnatlon I. baaed
the «lalm t! at tb« l< «lion for safety
and strength. I. the Ilneat that the
world know, today
Other f,,«tur««
are quite a« favorable Including depth
of water
< I are fey of
ground« .1 rn for do k« and wharf«
•urmtindfng land, and crmdlttwa In
chiding rllniatir rnnd tlona and proter
(ton fr'm all winds by »” absolutely
land !o< led harbor, set within dena«-lv
BIG FIGHTING MACHINE IN DRY DOCK.
tlmbere«! hill«.
View« of th« Rtatlon. Ila work, and
»urroundlnr. herewith given dl»< lose wbo sold to William
Bremer, from fitient brad for fir«» y
and on
but a small part of the Inlereatlng and
n seal«* for all future
m«*nts.
InatrU" tlve f- atiirr. to tm learned by a whom the government purchased the
The
young
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government
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par*
vt.lt to Bremerton aa ths little city station trart of k<> acre», which »as up­
with U»e tiHlrrul rf«piir«*no :its and In
•nrroundlng the fttatlon ha« hern nam on ros-omiuendalIon of two commi,
!«*rests, In short there 1« that harmony
«d
I'arvml ont of the virgin for«.! alona, one of naval ,'tfb ,-r. and one of
i.nd < o*<»peiation so dmirabte under the
the work, o, , upy an enclosure of some civilians. < vi.grrss a ting upon lb” re
rir< umntrtijcr«, Arnone other atep* tn
eighty acre« of level land that corn«« port of those commissions. Bremerton
th!» direction, th«» town 1r nt present
«•own to the water on juat the level City takes its nam« from Ita on.lnnl
r ceded for work, and dock., while far J».nd owner No foot ot the land »herí- organUlng a Sailor s* »nd Marine (’tub
ther back the ground rises by ridge tbe station la waa cleared until the ?'fter th* manner of those club» nt
• nd t'-rrsre. glvlnr attractive natural Kov«*rntnrnt rommenced It In the year Mare Island and Brooklyn, In the in
location« for the administrative build stat«H|. Mr. Bremer had built a amali terest of Improvement, and ndvantige»
tr.ge off , a and quarter.
Central to dock, for the bay boat«, which «till for the seafaring • rnploy«•» wh«*n at
School», <hurche'*. and
all lie. the great dry dock new the stand» a pioneer finger mark com the Station
largest pewmeaaed by the government pnra*d with the extensive docks of si*« i» ty of the rising <>r h r ar«‘ f* 'tttrex
with dockage a»id wharf. In front and modern equipment and construction of the young city of Fort Orchard Bay,
shop« and repair «nd equipment build where no» float th« migliti*«! fighting which alao has that modern necessity
the newspaper, the W»«*kly News con-
Ing« adjoining
Notwithstanding the mm hln»'s of modern times.
<!iicted by the Gale Brothers. This was
While the government authortth
corn pi«t on «a« of the work« all 1« «till
| establlahed one year ago.
Kitsap Is the fnexpr«
'*♦• name of
■h«» Interior, sound em irr led <<»unty
. '.hat has :•<••!'!
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: merit and development
A region
i densely ttmbered. spars Iv settled, and
with It» « hlof business shore and bay
t’aflb
hitherto, finds Its solitude»
transformed Into noise »nd
bustle,
w th hints of the mighty world out-
side by comparisons of the hulls and
machinery r»f th«* world's hitherto to
them unknown fighting monsters, with
the pigmy bottoms so long their pridej
anti admiration. Th«» wilderness fa bo I
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ginning tn blossom as the rose, and
numerous small towns are springing
up. testifying to the Immense ««<p«’n*
Itures by the government, and that all
>.«•« tlnns are getting some share The
county «eat la across the b**»y from the
Xaval Rtatlon with no doubt an ambi­
tion on th«* part of th«’ Bremerton peo
pie. that some tlm«» In the near ftiture
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Bremerton will be the <-?if.*tal of the
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county ss It has already become tLe
ctimmerrlal center Farm» are rapidly
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developing, and the fruit raising in
dUNtry I# expert* f tn be large in nil
that region In the very n«’»r future.
Moreover the people e«*(tling the re
INTERIOR VIEW OF DRYDOCK UNOCCUPIEI'.
glon are harly. industrious and «onse
quently thrifty people, that will soon
1 u.tl« and animation In ettenalon. have proceeded with Increasing conf! set th«* mark of wealth and high char-1
arter upon the region where Vnclel
<on.tantly on fool the largest of the <!en,e. ever stare th* eetabliament of
present work, under construrtIon be the Puget Hound Htatlon 10 years agu, Son has plac«*d so Important national
ing an Immense equipment bull-ling <> there haa been no practical test on a Interests
As to management, it la universal
brick, that will be complete,! ihla sea large scale, until since the < !<■•,» of the
•on Hr 1« k and steel structure I. main Spanish war. and our aequi-atered and testimony that the government has
tulned throughout and every »peeler «carred battleahlpa of the first ria«, made no mistake in the assignments
of construction, brick. «t««-l. atone and have r*a< hed the Htatlon. Fir«! to ol ('onitDRiiitai’t. and other adminis
t'nilx-r 1« of the superior quality for com* wa« th« Iowa followed by th<- tratlve officer», who la the order « f
which Uncle Hamucl I. not mt- A point Wisconsin and latterly th* great Ore­ Commandant» since op«*nlng of tbs
ol great »tgnlflcance aa bearing on the gon after Santiago and her double Station have t»r«*n, Llvut«»nant Wykoff.
Whiting.
local adaptability and economy of the
haae around tbe continent, with tbe Commander Morong. Capt
site, la that nearly a totality of all tna Philadelphia aa th* latest romer
All Commander Green. Capt. Coghlan, and
terlal. come, from the Puget Round these ships steamed In from the Pact Capt W T Burwell
and Pacific region, etceptlng barelv fi<. up through the atralta and by the
A» to *<*<w«» I bi lit y for
Rtnne Interior fastnes«ea. with probably nc and the visitor, ss well s»
•tructural
.teel and Iron
brick, timber and coal, are all at Uncle I small misgiving.
Arrived at the Hta rial communication with
Ilion each and all have now been it is easy. Involving n ere
Bam', finger tip.
Detail, of these great work., ar« to through the paces of test of th« facil ilghtful Vtst«*r trips from
be found In the reports, but a few
Items will .ufllce emphaslilng In the
train, a« they do. the local Importance
of the Rtatlon. and comparison with
the slater .tatlona of Mare Island and
Brooklyn
Puget Round I. alreadv
I’rger than either of the other two and
with contemplated Improvement, al
ready under th« protecting angf. of
government appropriation will short’»
lx» among the largest In the world
It.
present dry ,!ix k has am h rank, hav
Ing a capacity of containing the ta».
r.t battle ship In the world and yet the
extension, now contemplated to he
covered In the nett appropriation cal'
Ing for It oOflimn already approved hv
th« department call for another dry
dock double the .1.» of the present one
deemed necessary by our naval e.t«n
alon on th. Pacific .Ide of our domain
• nd rvur Inter«.!. In th* far east.
Other ettenalon. cover«»! In th« re
cent appropriation, ot fl ZOfl.OOU are
coal bunker, of SA ¡>00 tons rapacity
Br.merton being on* of five su< h coal
Ing .tatlona ordered, the other four t>*
Ing Han Dl«go. Han Francl.co Ritka
and Dutch Harbor for th* Pacific and
Behring R«a
Thia coaling provision
la now a neccalty. hut the future ays
OIF1CERS* QUARTERS AT RUGHI SOI N SI A !
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tern for the Htatl.-n la .aid by govern
ment official, to be to utlllsie the Mk*
Washington fresh water canal now un­ Itlea for repair and overhaullpg. with Inland points. Portland. Bimkane, Ta
der
construction.
ablp.
running the moat complete satisfaction to all coma. Heattl« and other Hound points
In maneuvering, docking. The visitor may ever feel auro of wel-j
through that body of water directly up I concerned
to th* coal bunkers near th« mines, or what not. each and e»«»ry feature come, and that Instruction and pleas
haa
tirrn
a
MCreM
Aa to the Oregon ure will reward the trip Hwlft boat«
and In going and coming clean their
bottom, of barnacle« «.»ring the •< rap her broken plates wrenched asunder make hourly trips from Hcnttlo and Ta
Ing prove.« In dry dock. The rolls of when the ship wa« os tbe rm ks In coma while no more delightful trip
employes at present etc«*«! «00 m*n Asia, have been replaced with th* ease could be found anywhere than the en
with th« certainty of constant large In that a aklff would be handled by th* tire trip by boat from l-ortland while
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visitors from further down the Coa«t
(r«a.*e aa the work« are ««tended
The present works comprise the fol first tested by these greatest of battle or Paclflc tourists will never tire of the i
ships, proved adequate for even much beautle« of the Hound region The Sta­
lowing:
Drydock, th* largewt government larger vessels. All machinery and ap tion will never, from thia time on. b.
paratua worked to a charm, ao that thia without feature« of world wide Inter­
dock tn the filed Rtates.
Wharf and dock, largest and most evidence. If needed, closes th* chapter cat. being aurw to have rrpreaentatlona
of approval for the Puget Round Rta ever on hand of the mighty naval pow
commodious on the Pacific Coast.
Besides tbe mechanical teat, re- er of th. I'ulted State, and thus, by
Brick and «teel fireproof const ruc­ t.on
| suite have been equally satisfactory ,-ompartaon at lea.t of that of th.
tion and repair buildings
Rt«am engineering building, with with respect to health of men. and at whole world, from diminutive torpedo
tractive eurronndlnga. In fact aa to all boats up to the mightiest war ma­
equipment
Brirg warehouse and »tor. house.
other elements entering Into tbe cas* chines tho world ha« y.t produced.
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As to th. three ship. flrM m«t tinned
ti »M I. yet , na.td.rable to be done to
them in painting and overhauling tor
two of them. th. Iowa hating long de
parted, whll. th. Philadelphia la es-
pected to bo mad. Into a receiving
•hip. by the removal of one of her
daeka.
Ilic-merton. tt*« city of th»- Station.
U>be. has ita foundation of cours. In
th. labor employee) and tbe train, of
th. Station and of its ofBcora and
managers Suddenly rialn. to m»v«ral
thouaand of population the little city
1« atru.gtlng to keep pace with ita own
unetpected Importance and growth,
and fortunately la In the hand, of en
terprlalng men of high character who
ar. .rl«rd with th. .plrit .nd charac
ter of th. enterprlao that haa com. to
them and who .vine a dl.poaltlon to
cooperate with the government pur­
pose and to mak. their city a credit.
Thia la shown In.the character of Itu
pmvement. tn atreet construction and
all the municipal lmprnveir.cn!. a« feat
a. undertaken There la a water syw-
t< m already In.tall«»!. by «Ullsa’ion of
fine .tream. of pure
Pat.»« Hag I tpMvH.
Izxi Field im < <iu. Bodgera on "Th.
Rialto'* a lew day. ago. After talking
• lew minutw, > mid. Mid
“tin., what*. Iwx-oi». ot thoM |«tent
i«aù>er aben. v-w wore last winter?"
"Th.y have g r>w to th. wall, Ismia."
“Why? Wasn't th» l«ali>.r go<»|?"
•‘Tna,** said Ona, with a .igh, ••but
York
the
intent
.spirai."— N.w
Tinwn.
Nantt's TrwwM. ut.
•'Confound that dlmwaurua!" os-
rl«in>««i Noah, as the ark gave «m b a
lurch to «larboard that tho wa*M dash­
ed against tl.e root, "I with it would
learn to stay oa ita own »Mw ol th.
boat"
Then N««b mi «*»I a handspike and
«tarimi below dark to abili live carg - —
Ohio Mato Journal.
HU(or>
Pwglllam
••!**.'• Mai th« tmali boye •Mid
Peter U h » <«rwU bare iny other babm »***
.If couraa,
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my MM
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father pe-mptly. “hut that.', no ua»
of w,>rry ing at.,ut bn» iwa."
"la be dead“’
"<>h, I don't know »Ix'tber b.*s
de I or not, trat b.’. out of training,
anyway."
Mimlasippl
C<>ogr«M>i>aa — What
kind of an elmtioa did you havo up
your way?
Sew Jersey
(’»»ngMMnian—Quiet ;
vory quiet
Half a doeeu voters killed,
I ptemime. How »as it with you?
"Dull as tuuj. The trnopo weioout."
Punple buy llsmlin's WHard Oil 1—
cauM they l av« learn*! by ««iwrieiice
that it euro« pain of every kind.
Fyrlvaps It Wea.
Mr.. Ri<-hm->ii<l—What lowly antiqo«
furniture*
Mr« Broniboro-igh— Ye., and <Jn you
kl> -w, • • got It alaioal a. clMep as if It
had been new.
I «pvncl». \amplv.
Il we ,hd uot ànow that «ben you
try a »ampi, tm ol M->n<>|>ol. aplcoa
y<m woqld continuo lo aak your gr»«w
F,r them, w. wuuldn'l <-fler to ••od you
a full weight !-<w. Un |<>r twn 3-oaal
stampa aixl jroatf grta»M'. osino.
ll
note ua troni 10 to |& cent« (or Mudi
•ampi. a. w»n-l, bui we brbeve tl>. in-
vaatinent a g»««l One. Un. trial la all
that i. nml.l 1» make a Irierxl f< r
MonopolS. All <<««l. )»a< knl un,ter ih.
M<>n"|a>l« brani «rv ot tiro hlglxvt
■piality obtainabl.
You can tmiik on
tirai. Wadhani. A Kart lino , pack-
er., Portland. Or.
Patting II (Matty.
••lint l. .lie pretty’”
Tbe ilauge of Strengtb.
•’Well, I don't beliwvw in talking
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Y'mr
dal ain't near •• strong a.
alamt a girl*, look.. Indilod her beck.
Ilrr father*, worth about 130,000,000, min«.'* .nn, un,v»l th. firwt boy.
"How do you know,*' demanded th.
ami they've taken her tn Ear>,|« twice
without bringing l«ck any title., w> you other.
“1'v. Ii.<en«<i, an* yon don't holler
can lorn your own opinion.—Chicago
anythin* like a. loud a. I w I mu he lak.a
Record-Herald.
y,»u out to th. wixalshml.*'—Cbicag»
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for fl»« y.«ts «nd am greatly
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stores th« original color to gray
h«ir Ir k««pa y hairs ft
Helan Kilkenny,New Porli«nd, .M«.
Ayer's Hair \ ii{or has
been restoring color io
hair for fifty years,
it never fails to do
this work, cither.
You can rely upon it
for stopping your hair
from failing, for keeping
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A t . a a « »% 4JR * . i ■ u. I* t
YOUR SÀDOLL DRV
TMt OPINAI
Th« l’ropl« N«at Door.
Tommy—My, but them folk. that',
moved into th« nest hoiiM I. .well!
Johnny—llow do you know?
Tommy—Tlmy'vw got a clo> k that
•ay. ping, pong instead ol tick, lock.
Ulilcago Tribune.
^ISH
Toe I «millar.
tNsMedly Plain
II»—Hello, der«. M im Hmif!
“
Did
you
notice with what lofty air.
M,«s—-lloan yo* Hag me dal .widen,
man. 1 ain't never e.ii yo* in all may that homely Mi»« Cpmann carried her-
PBOIttlS IOTA
life befo , an' el yo* do It ag'in a lol o' m U "
RIDE H AMD 5ADDLI
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Yan.
It
wa.
what
y
>u
might
call
jmopla'll I* walkin' slow tiwhin’ yo*
‘plain .ailing.' "—I'hiladepLia Billie •MM.*5ÌÌ^-.HA8PtJT STORr
t'-morr.r —Baitinxim World.
iM.re.^1 (ATAlOSUtJ fitt
tin.
yvowiss ruu. i iNt c* .au~" irj axo mat
.Summer Ke«t.
An I leggerai.«! Imprv.aion.
A J TOWER CO BOSTON MA55
(ioIng to M.«t.
Mr., Jone.— You didn't .tay long
“Ye.,“ aai-l th. my.tical letali ,
A. it I. talke-l now adayai
ovar at Mr». Brown*..
" W« h*»|M> !•» bava our peopl*» civibard
Mie—Are you going to go?
Well Qualined.
Mr Join»»—No, tie Brown family
beb-r. I'»ng.“
Another She — Ye«.
Ar* yoa goii-.g
"Do you think ho would make a
wi r« all lying in their hamnxa'k. and to come lor me’— lndiana|«di« News.
“I tiat I. encouraging. ”
g,»«l «oidlWr?'
when I got tired rd »itting 1 came
“It I.,
ll « hop«, in tigna, to bring
**Oh,
yea,
ln<loo«i.
We'vo
test,
d
borne.—iMtrolt Free l reu«.
--ut th. car of Juggernaut an a etrlrtly
him."
mod.rn Im.ie, aixl Lave it , |mrat,-»l
"re.tod him? How?"
Speculation.
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"Why,
we found that he could mobil«. “—Washington Mar.
liiuer—Con hl you lend uie »100 or
On the Move,
writ* *1 regret to report,’ as rapidly
ao until tomorrow '
"They have two servants.”
and a« plainly as either Roberta or
Buiaer—Going bi play the race«?
“I hih '
I hats ri-tbing. 1 Wa timial
Iliusr—Worae than that; 1 atu going ly have two in our house, One coming K itchener."
to a church lair with my wife.—Ohio anti one going.’’-—Philadelphia Praaa.
Mother* will find Mr* ffinslow's Ho»*’
State Journal.
ing Myrup the beet remedy to uoe for the
ttbiidrvn during the teething ¡wriod.
An Armorial Opportunity.
Summer Angling.
Kidney—Thon you lwli«v. in a net-
IHstaivse I end« I rxhantment.
Hr*— Indeed there’, jolly good fishing of arm»?
r ,«. > rr-
is et> 1 • ■
1 >.! 1
about here. Mi.« Swift made a great
Rodney—Ye«.
Almost any newly.
<at, h when .be »as here last minimer. rich American girl can lie benetitted by aixl , weiglunl t o tisli, It lippesl the
She—Ye.; that old man wa. worth at adopting a good latin motto to lir. up M-ale« at .tartly five pound..
Listener— Hut you •aid that when
le.st a million.—i’ltlstiury l*reas.
to. — Fuck.
vou caught th. fish it welgheal two
pound..
Fisherman —I know; but th. place
where I caught it wa. ■ long way fruì
my home—Ohio Stat. Journal.
POMMEL
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ABSOLUTE
SECURITY,
CANCEROUS
Are in many respect.; like other ulcers or
aotra. an,l this resemblance often proves fatal.
Valuable tune is lost in fruitless efforts to heal
the sore with washes and salves, because the germs of Cancer that are multi­
plying in the blocxl and the new Cancer cells which are constantly develop­
ing k< • p up the irritation ami discharge. and at 1 ist sharp shooting pains
announce the approach of the eating and sloughing stage, and a hideous,
si, ketnng cancerous sore begins its
In February, 1UU0, I noticed a .mail
destructive work
lump on my lower lip. The r^oc-ior can-
No nicer or sore can ewist with­ terlaad It but another came and brohe
out some predisposing internal cause out Into an open sore. I b»i*n to tafeo
that lias j" dsoned the blood, and the H a H «ni after I bad taken eeven bol-
ojwn discharging ulcer, or the fester tlae tbe place healed entirely and no
al.ua of the dleeaae have been •••«
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W. P. Brown. Holland«. B. O.
part of the body will continue to
spread and eat deeper into the flesh tinleKS the bloorl is purified and th.
Cancer grims or morbid matter eliminated from the cinulation
S S S cleanses th. blood of all decat ing efletc matter
It has great
antidotal and purifying properties that soon destroy the germa and poiaona
and restore the blocxl to its natural condition
And when pure bhxxl is
carried to the ulcer or sore the healing process
(«gins, the discharge ceases and the place heals
over and now akin form«
S S S. is a strictly vege­
table blood purifier containing no mercury or
minerals of any description.
If you have an ulcer or chronic «ore of any kind, write us about it. medi­
cal advice will coat you nothing.
Books on Carver and other diM-cscaof
the blood will be sent free.
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