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The state herald., 1900-12-07

Brown-we are having music nt our
house now. We have new baby grand
Gray-Music? So are We. We have a
grand new baby.
The state herald., 1900-12-07

Fruit 10 . necessary article Of diet Its
prime essencss are In Primlsy's California
Fruit Gum.
The state herald., 1900-12-07

Magazine Editor-Young man. your me-
ter Is all right. but your poetry hasn't
any sense In II. Young Man twearily)-
There you nre: all editors are alike. II !
had put sense In II you'd say II was
prose
The state herald., 1900-12-07

II IL easier to start war than TO stot
IT, The same rule applies to war tax.
The state herald., 1900-12-07

II requires no experience to dye with
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. Simply
boiling your goods in the dye is all
that's necessary.
The state herald., 1900-12-07
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while on many occasions she has eas.
lily tanned the most unmanagable Tex
as mustangs until they have seemed
incapable of other traits than docility
and submissivencss
The state herald., 1900-12-07

case OF Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hail's 5
Catarrh Cure
.F, j, CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo, o
We tho undersigned, have known r. !
Cheney for the last Is years and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able 10 carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm
West Trunk, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo
o; Walding Kinnnn Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure II taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
ot the system. Testimonials sent free Price
'oc per bottle Sold by all druggists
uallh lamlly pIllA arc Tho hn.L
The state herald., 1900-12-07

removed to South Dakota with her
husband and has since been a resident
of that state.
The state herald., 1900-12-07

DROPSY...s'ss. W.. ,s.i ess.ssS .s! NY. rive; rive,
sssas. peat ~ irsiimpnisls and ~ bAtT treatment
taen. ~. n. n. uatsts sDss. H-s y. Auss,s. ua
The state herald., 1900-12-07
Hui.s Governing Outdoor sport. and ra.
times

Are contained In carefully compiled pam
phlot issued by The Union pacinc n n
Send cents postage To y. u, Grifiin.
General Agent Denver for copy.
The state herald., 1900-12-07
|. -. .'s,:. s,s.. T.s s.. IThompsons Eye water.

::;: D: 7. 5ii 4; 4; $5$$;: 4
S-~-lA~a Uruab Iulufann
The state herald., 1900-12-07
Iiow's Thisy

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward for any
case OF Cntarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's 5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10

Small parties of properly equipped in
vestigators are more economical and
much more useful than large corps of
unframed men. The voyage of the Bel
gic is an example of what may be done
with modest means. With an expendi-
ture of 100000 a systematic series of
scientific observations were prosecuted
for nearly two years. new navigable
highway in size comparable to the
Straits of Magellan, with 500 miles of
the coast of a new land, was discover
ed. The various scientific records will
form several volumes of new contribu-
tions to the knowledge of our globe, and
who will say that such contributions
are not worth to the coming generations
the paltry sum of $50, 900 which was eX-
pended? This amount multiplied by 100
would not represent the money spent
yearly on pleasure yachts and race
horses, and surely these do not yield
a result comparable to our increased
knowledge in the annals of science from
polar exploration.
The prospective value of this work
has been confirmed by various recent
| Government enterprises. And by their
verdict We may assume the question as
answered for all time in the affirmative
individuals may engage in nOtional and
useless ventures, but a Government
does not give time and money to doubt
full projects. Norway, Belgium, Eng
land, Russia and Germany, are now en-
gagged in this effort to clear up the mys-
teries of both poles, and would not be
! thus occupied if there were not tangi-
| bic results in the range of possibility.
England and Germany are organizing
| expeditions. Will Americans who have
carried the Stars and Stripes to the far
thest reaches of the earth stand aloof
and look on? If We are to have a we'll
equipped expedition, ready to work
with England and Germany, some mer-
| chant king must come to our rescue.
The combined armies of peace, could in
this way, march into the white silence.
the unbroken icy slumber of centuries
about the South or the North Pole, and
there collect the needful scientific spoils
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TURK AND LEWIS DEPART
BOTH COVERED WITH LEIS

comea
ana Mrs Lewsa son ves,au,aa -, -
CT the friends Heavenly Twins were on hand on the
cas- abou
one Would beautiful s
n
in
8 dressed
and
heb
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a
with
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he lay his hands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10

WASHINGTON. New. 2-The War De
p,rttnest's bulletin OF the commerce OF
cuba for the ten months ended Aprt ~
shows that the value Of all merchand vs..
Imported during the period was so''s.9'aS'.
md ~ gold and silver S1o6.Nd giV .,I,s
!. ,,o,,,, 90 qsg sSS worth was sent from the
Tinted states and si.ti7.i56 worth came
from Porto Rico. -.
The total expectation OF merchandlse
amounted TO sac. i0t. f2i. OF which agricul-
trrat products formed the greater paI I.
"a naktrg the total value Of all exports
from cuba s3s.7OsgTt The United states
took 81 0el. 2s2 worth Of these exports ahu
40 ~ worth went 90 Porto Rico.
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selfish, narrow minded barbarism. 1t
is the spirit of the man who seeks only
immediate personal gain and has no
thought of the future or of the enlight-
eminent of posterity. 1t is the motive of
the Indian who seeks day after day to
supply only the wants of his stomach.
But let us look more deeply into this
criticism. Is the loss of life or the ex-
penditure of money so great as is pop
ularly supposed?
From 1S48 to 1854 the most active pc
riod of Arctic research, there were $40
British seamen engaged in the service.
a calculation of the total time occupied
by these men would be represented by
1,S7S men in constant service. OF these
various English parties, there were
thirty-two deaths, which would make
an annual percentage of II. From this
/ il will be seen that polar explorers do
not suffer greater mortality than stay
at home people in various cities. The
ordinary risk by climate and disease is
rather decreased than increased among
/ polar workers. In the modern expedi-
/ lions of Peary and hansen there has
not been a single death from disease
and only one from accident. In the voy-
age of the Belgica there was but one
death by an accidental fall and another
from a disease previously contracted
With our present knowledge of hygiene
and with an increased polar experience
there is no need of future calamities.
The mistakes and failures of the past
are remembered, but it is forgotten that
by these mishaps we are today able &c
profit and so plan expeditions that there
is a reasonable safety to life. The mis-
takes of the pioneers are the stepping
stones to future success.
The expense of modern voyages of ex.
Ipioration is not necessarily great. We
mo longer need to send large and armed
forces. as was done during the stage
of commercial and romantic adventure
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return of polar expenditure must be
evident.
In the other branches of polar eXplor-
alton the object ais not so clear, except
to specialists; but to remedy the erring
direction of the compass affects the
home and the family of every man, rich
or poor, educated or otherwise. To point
correctly the magnetic needle is alone
worth all the time and money spent in
searching the polar regions. The men
who measure all human efforts by COM
mercial standards ask what is the divi-
dend Of this costly search of ages?
Without a consideration of the other
products of polar work we can say that
properly to equip the sea captain and
the land surveyor will save future life
and property, which will repay every
outlay.
What is true of geology and meteor
ology and magnetism is equally true of
the other departments of science. The
polar fora and fauna have an atl-im
portant bearing upon the early life OF
the globe If we would understand the
life following the glacial period We must
go TO the poles to study the penguin
the seal, the musk OK. the ice-bear. the
reindeer and the whale. If we Will gain
a true knowledge of primitive man we
must seek the Eskimo, who is just
emerging from the stone age. Every
| phenomena of the globe, every speck OF
| life. and almost every sheet IF earth is
/ intimately related to some other par
f the globe. The world must be stud
/ led as a whole, because each region in
/ nuences surrounding areas and indi
rectly regions far away. If there remain
| large blank spaces at the poles, th'
home lands and life and conditions can
not be understood as necessary from ;
scientific view.
| The habit of condemning the work o
| polar expeditions because of the cos
] Of money and time and life is a relic o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10
EMBALMED LINcoLN,s BODY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-While workmen
were clearing UP cellar formerly occu-
pied by the late Dr. Thomas S. Holmes,
who had drug store in Brooklyn, they
came across box securely fastened,
which was found to contain the petrified
head and trunk of a girl about Il years of
age. The police made an investigation and
became satisfied that the skeleton was the
property of DR.. Holmes, who. it is said
experimental with embalming process
which he had used during the Civil War
and the secret of which he died without
revealing. 1t was DR.. Holmes boast that
he had discovered process of embaiming
that would ossify bodies. He was at work
on the process when he died. During the
war DIR. Holmes embalmed the bodies of
many soldiers. He also embalmed the body
of President Lincoln.
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M'KINLEY SURE.
Continued From Page ID


whom ere at the eastern Republican
national headquarters In this cft-.
have arranged pairs with Democrats
ana Nith the Republican district lead
ors ~ this city will receive the returns
ON election night at the headduarter4
In Map,eun avenue. Mr. Scott is pair
ga wt,1 a. bank clerk who mas tust lef,
W hecuug Co take new place ir Phil
udciprie. Both have made adidayif
that they viii not vote. Manley L.
paired with Democrat who always
voted tne party ticket. no matter VINO.
u ON g. Returns will be received BIZ
wire and by long distance telephone.
The telephone IL In direct connection
with senator Hannas Office at thu
Chicago headquarters
ROOSEVELT WITH REPORTERS.
BUFFALO. ~. V. Nov. THE
Roosevelt special pulled out OF Buffa.o
at $3.50 e.. m, bound for jamestown.
and scheduled to- stop at many places
along the route. The Governor Eel,
very we'll his voice not appearing to
have felt the strain 81 last night
three NEE tings For the first time since
the campaign began. he last night at
tented dinner after he was throug,i
with the meetings. Former : .nator
John I3,Gghlin. Of this city. gave a din
ner To- the orators and newspaper men
ot the train. and the Governor asked
To- De included In the party He mad.
"a few ~ marks about the pleasant fea
lures &c the trip and the great assist
auCc rendered by those who have a..
.compguied him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10
SPAIN TO CRUSH
THE CARLIST BAND
Depots of Arms and Ammuni.
ton Have Been Discov-
cred in Barcelona.

MADRID, oct. 3t-ft Is officially adj
mitted that the Cariist band in the vi
entity OF Berguu numbers 800 men. Troops
ton between BerEa and Barcelona has
teen severed. Another numerous btud
has appeared al Figols n has sixteen
horses and Is divided into three groups.
The ggndarmes searched the country
house of senior Torres Baros. brother in
law o. the Duke 81 solferino (who has
disappeared. where they seized several
rifles. and also obtained possession Of
documents giving the names OF l26 Car.
list chiefs ami eo Carilst soldiers.
Papers and stamps bearing the inscrip-
ton. The Bnyal Amy OF CATALONIA
have been seized 10 Is said that the rN"-
luton was timed for the first night In
November. The conspirators. In thr,e
groups. were 90 attack simultaneously th"
Municipal Council. TIE civil Government
and the Captain General.
The Minister OF War says that the num-
btr Of Carlists In Catalonia will hot
reach the fgure announced by the Mn.
lstor Of the Interior, who asserted that
there were 500 Carlists I'm the vicfnity OF
Borrau. The Barcelona police, somew nat
belatCdly. have discovered two depot4 OF
arms. rifles ana various kluuS OF SAUL -
together with ammunition enough TO ill
six carts The resignation OF the PIE.
feet ~ barcelona will probably be ac-
Icsptcd.
80 PARDON FOR CARLfsTs.
MADRID Nov THE latest news of
the Cariist movement Is more favorable 81
the Government. 10 a. asserted that the
chief OF the Bergau band has offered 20
surrender VI he IL pardoned. but. " Is add
o.. the Government has decided TO OCT
vigorously and pardon no one Toe Basque
provinces remain quiet
\ SPANISH MINISTER OF MARINE.
\ MADRID. oct. 8i.--Gen. Azcarraga, th'
1 Premier. has accepted the conditions d
I Admiral Ramos In regard To the haVt
budget and the Admiral was sworn ih'o
Idnv as Minister OF Marine.
l NEW YORK. Nov. 1T Is earn,
\ from tuarritz. says a Paris dispatch .
the ~ res. that the Spanish CtrllS'
are trying TO approach the CATALONIA
. revoiuf,onists with n view To comm ;.
nctio1 against the present Spanisi
l Government
N liz net thought. however. tar TN
I Catelru,ans will Identify their caus'
with Tho Carlists. and u Is said to D.
unlikely that the latter VIII man
mucn Roadway.
LVcyt,.'a appointment as c1ptal'
rcnersl 81 Madrid was directed Nv IN
Gov,rnrient's fear of troubles IN Cat"
Ionic
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10
EARTHQUAKE AT JACKSONVILLE.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 31.-Eight
distinct earthquake shocks were felt in
Jacksonville today. The first shock was
at HIS a. M, and shook some of the
large buildings in the city. AT 11:25 an
other shock equally as severe was felt,
and they continued at fifteen-minute in
tervals until 1920 o'clock. At 4:03 this
afternoon the seventh shock was felt,
followed several seconds later by a report
and several shocks, the severest of the
day. The last disturbance made the win
dows rattle in several sections of the
city. There was no disturbance in the
V alter, nor We're the shocks severe enough
to cause any damage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10
nnrns IN RHopEsIA.

LONDON. Nov. i.-"Cecil Rhodes.
saws the Pretoria correspondent Of the
pnnv Mail. win oppose the settlement
81 Beers In Deperaraland. but VIII
welcome them to- Rhodesia ana wiz
grant favorable terms after the war 70
induce them 20 settle there
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I Of
DEMOCRATS
F'York Planned
[rIllTING OF VOTERS
sc,n vas 70 Make Fourteen
,.,,,ss at Chicago on
November First

.r. ST., o. Nug'r.d hy
H,f tu. ..0urad vote Of
..masr unanimous Or Me
a.....r fHa MANAGERS o.
.mr,.m have decided To
u mnus .E The Yves
r.a occurred several
rfrs u..u learned tha'
u. nr rn uys warrants fo'
.. w..rI residents uf that
H.r obtained from police
.m sympathy with Tam
| ..,a r.N II these war
Ia scheme tu serve
| ..rr before election iu order
u.uI u... from "a
| .H4..r. warrants IJ,. beeL
ImH.# H..H U.i plot has
~ Hum. W..I known II
.M Republican leaders this
H., M"..Uf.., uHt Ib.ul
.nHI..r. The name
Hr w.#.I MON Tor whom
uu U..u obtained ars
MON NUI hH uutid "a ana
b.. muHI themselves tu IN,
UEf. IHH week is OUT
HuyIuI Cor them Nv this
hlr.J y prevent whole
which have been planned
umr. election Further.
n.rls were made today
IH 0u.UrHI men who may
ibar NmdUy Ur election
tu defend them will ais,
H reach
Ipau uf tba Tamuany
r.mEHfa tu create a. eritd.
terror un The West sid.
u order tu tright'u IN,
H
Sow William j inning.
In H.ra uf Q q. u.. co..
Hammond luJh by sever.
ubars Jf The Cook 'oup
Club and tho Gout
hfrrg club Half uu hoJi
IIlIrnes n business menu
fH lake front tu the pv
IU 10 81 W. bo wiz man.
un thD northwest stl,
Tomorrow bp VII. mar,
rni IUr .u Suturdu,
U'r saturday might fu
'ha erection Uf u large ctr
'H0 uNr front mootiag tu,
NH0'IF W..u abandon "a hll
tm.It Ward threatened 4
nj. .. .IU courts. Vhiyl
."It %. construction. saw
purposes may ha nude
MUnsEiLLE tud. Nry T.
private UHr. Che Eu pblet
D.. H IU. newspaper trait
.W.umu0 ut $500 u'rlu
N. md Ibn first afYp lo
'nb. Jamestown. Ind. az
ws. i.U minutes to
Thorn Eve wIuut s Wa
Burlington and Mr. urya
"M".I with sug .stln
" nT.p uulad tu Uepuh
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BUT NOT sooTHIsH.

McJigger-"who is that very naughty
young woman
Thingumbob-"That is the swell Miss
Blugore of Boston. She's the cream OF
the cream.
McJigger-"Sort of cold cream, isn't
she p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10

Hl.s nov "A fisher
two matches and other
"v bearing the name
WI"I uu t1, shore to-
.. .W IHvs I've dorias
N'r D. Mosquito ana a
n.tuf up along tho
I0. boats wore badly
....I .hJf two schoon-
...O...H The Mary T..
'n ..r.. weeks ago and
.u. lr b.r return sbo
-. Nothing IL known
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10

DN N0y D. FORMER G,yprl,,
N.ntm ri Minnesota. tse
'N United states e nsus.
.. u. 1t the bureau ha
..r. total than i5uOtp
" 'lr surprise and 4rI,id.
.U''Iol that number by
$1,000 We rprkuuptf that
IMMIGRATION fpr tho inst
N'rk t decrease ia the
uu '1r the doclde a.
ai1 'ha lorlde preceding
'HI I.Nn u vast imrilgra
n" Hur country Thts VA.
I 10 was supposed. dur.
In turt Congress. Whsr
l'.mb.r viii have th,
upon which to bte ,b,
H.nI Uf seats u a.,
Il. Nhr.a result win mo-.
mf.' january
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source Secretary
m.a. .HrN ov..enco n
usot NJ p, .I iu fishing. the Ia
province Of shan
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80.


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.r um,.1t conarma
'br..I.. ...aI boz. from No.
raF.,. u' me report ot "a
sa Hf % borndnrv
a.r. NusJro. Zimmerman
U. .'rc0 10 Mopten,
t..... N.rfarorrin wa.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-02-16
Public Sale

Wishing to make change in business,
l will sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1900,
at my place in Crabbottom, the follow
ing: 60 ~ ~ head OF sheep; cows which
will be fresh, yearling cattle; 5 horses, 2
fine match brown mares OF first class
working and driving qualities; 8 hogs; 1
new Birdsell Wagon; l good jump seat
buggy; / good moving machine and
rake; Landslide pillow, ! set two horse
harness, / set double buggy harness. l
pair single harness, 8 or 8 sewing ma
chimes in running ORDER large cook
stove with reservoir, good Winchester
shot gun, 1 graphophone with records.
Other things too TEDIOUS. to mention.
SO re hay at home, 1 stacs or more on
Back Creek.
And on the same date will rent two
farms, one lying on Little Back Greek,
suitable for farming and stock raising
and one on Allegheny Mountain, u first
class place for sheep and young cattle,
also either one or beth places can be
bought. For further information call on
or address ire.
Terms-A credit OF 8 months will be
given on all su ns of 500 and over, notes
with two good endorsers.
g. x. Farmer,
9 Hull, Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-02-16
Dunsmore's Boys and Girls Sue
cessful-A Token of Prosperity.


! Recent graduates who have read
| lily secured good, neutrality-suspicious.
since Jan. /, 1900.
L. E. Mann, Frankford, W. Va.
book keeper and assistant manager
for Ruby & Co., wholesale and re-
tail feed and livery business, St.
Marys, W. Va.
WI Alley. Clifton Forge, Va.
stenographer for Superintendent
of James River Division. e & O Ky.
+ P Berry, Edom, Va, exchange
clerk and stenographer First Ma
tioaal Bank, Harrisonburg, Va.
Miss Carrie Echard. Stanton,
Va. stenographer for Gen. John
E. Roller, Harrisonburg, Va
w A Wilson, Lexington, Va.
book-keeper for Caldwell-Sites Co.,
of this city.
j W GRAPHICAL, williamsburg. ".
Va. book keeper and stenographer.
Office President Norfolk Coal and
Coke Co.. May berry. ". Va.
X \ Morton. Morgan6eld, Kv.,
stenographer and book-keeper for
Bramwell Bank. Bramwell. w Va.
Herbert Trotter. Staunton, Va,
stenographer and Book keeper Col
4, Inns Colliery Co.. Collinsville, W.
Va.
w SGreiner, Penrose, Va, book
keeper New River Coke Co., Caper-
ton, W. Va.
r { Wilson, Staunton, book
keeper Hogshead, Bros. & Co., drug
giSts, Of this city.
Robert S Taylor. Staunton. book
keeper for Z W. Hunter & Co.,
Richmond, Va.
G L Taylor. Stanton. book
keeper for Rich Patch Iron & Ore
Co, Low Moor. Va.
Miss Clara Nothnagle. Stau nton
stenographer, Office of Sheriff n {
Watts, this city.
A K Martin, Meadow Bluff. w
Va, book keeper for a wholesale
grocery company, starting at Gov
ington. Va.
G w Hamilton. Stanton, book
keeper for the Worthington Hard
ware Co.. this city.
Mr.. Dunsmore does not promise
situations to applicants for cata
logueS AS an inducemeDt to attenC
his school. but he prepares his stu
dents thoroughly to hoid situations
before he graduates them, ana th'
satisfaction they give to their EN-
ployers makes the school popular
and Influential all over the country
The publishers Of this paper hav
ing been students of the Dunsmor,
Business College, know whereof
they write.-Old Dominion Sun.
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READ TH1s:-J. T. Haley & Co.,
of Nashville. Tenn are among the
few Subscription Book Publishers
who are absolutely Reliable. They
write Us they are in position to
offer paying employment to an en-
ergetic man or woman IN every
section of the country not Occnri-
ed. We would advise those of onr
readers who are in position TO con.
slider Il geod offer to write them at
once. sending references. They
nay salary or commission. and give
beautiful and valuable premiums
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An Editors Life Saved by Chan
berlain's Cough Remedy.

During the early part of Octo-
her, 1896, | contracted bad cold
which settled on my lungs and was
neglected until | feared that con-
sumption had appeared in an incip
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