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The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
College Chatter.

LIBERTY, Miss, Nov 6.
Editor Snurhrrn Herald:
Receive these my words and fix
them III your mind"
The public term Of the L NJ &
r c. began Monday. Nov. 5, and
promises to be nne of the best in
its history
T'r passage connecting the dor.
nit ~ wi'h lhr chapel gruaned
amt cfeaked under heavy tread OF
the scholars like IN" bridges Of tie
HellrsponI Will, X-rxes marched
his immense army into Europe.
LnuIs Webb, uying to initiate
The poet 6 ld,mith in his henevn
lrncr. spPh avery chilly night IN
III 81
W. b y tgan'z d sLOir.
Jennie says several have verv
magnolieus" voices aud have III.
making uf fine singers in them
Odessa Stewart has learned that
the volume Of pyrsmid with a
square base squals to 3 14l6 n,ul
Iipiied by the -quart Of the radius
by the slant height
The town boys came up Tues iav
night aud serenaded lhp building
hut f4iled To bear iruit
Tue girls are very curry tina
th~s v r. :" hard to wake Cal
again aud give us your best.
w will nave To ii you Oood
by aud turn our attention 10 on,
-iufIe- ar We will possibly havs
10 ntohrn owe cur sofrnwful fat.
IL ihr Hams Thursda, I'D +,
day. kEPoRtp
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

The rDu-squ-tc,S u- ~.ugis mistake
Al the zane nm u would br folly
& belilIls the mraninE of The vtr-
dict jet rendered Il mrsns The
arr Eanee Of an sFistOeraey Of mOn-
sy aRd the bloalsi expenditure
which an imperial policy implies. /"
The Republicans have gained the
Congress by decided increase, far
above the last Cangress.
The following Is the vote by
states, as best We can obtain il and
at any rate II is liable to be more
favorable for Democrats than final
returns shall b.:
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
F@z.
MCKINLEY
ROOSEVELT
DEMOCRACY !1.S.s OUT!
ALL LOST SAVE HEAVEN AND
MISSISSIPPI.
The Government at Wash.
Ington Still Lives"
d
TRUSTS AND EXPANSION ARE
ON TOP.
The solid South" Is StiIl
Solid Except Maryland,
which Was Never EO)
and Reaches Out to
Shake Hands with
Colorado, Montana
and the Nor
mon State.

As We always thou ght, il is the
expected that has hap pened Mr,
Mckinley has been elected and
by an overwhelming majority.
1t is a landslide from a way back.
The only states outside Of the
"SOlid south" which seem to
have g'ne for Mr.. Bryan. are
Colorado, Montana and Utah
Even Maryland, which is counted
as southern state, gave her vote
to the republicans.
We think that in the future it
would be better for southern de.
mocracy to insist on the nOmina
ton Of q southern man for presi.
dent. We may as well give him
the empty honor as q northern or
WeskeTu man.
While we are in favor Of anti.
imperialism, and "sgin trusts" il
seems We are in helpless minority
and we "give in" if no. ch eerfully
willingly at least.
As we"sew oshall we rip" that
is about what democracy has done.
At Chicago in 1896 they sowed
the wind, and they have ever.
since continued to reap the whirl.
wind. Those in control there at
that time departed from the teach
ings Of the fathers, and until a re-.
turn is made, or a compromise
reached, or conservation is preach.
ed and prscticed Democracy can
hope 10 accomplish nothing,
Born in the south and reared as
a Democrat we have always faith.
fully supported and voted the
ticket, even when VIZ where voting
against our convictions in part.
We believe the republican sd.
ministration has violated the cou.
stitution in conducting a war
OF conquest and subjuga,ion.
but they did it when, by force Of
arms they overthrew the doctrine
of"Statss Rights"
They have recently over,hrown
the "Mnnroe doctrine but we
can stand it as well as any one, for
"rOot and herb doctrine is good
enough for u.s."
II is natural 10 assume that the
contest for the principles OF the
founders Of the government will
end with this elpclion; bu, there
could be 10 greater mistake. -Four
years mean much in the life of an
individual, but they mean nothing
in the life Of principle. The re.
publicans achieved their first sue
cesses after many a disastrous de
feat. II is only along that line
that enduring victory is ever
achieved. 1t remains only for the
democracy to take its defeat in
good nature. Nothing is to b.
ghinsd by sulking, but everything
is TO be lost. The country is too
great 10 be mortslly wounded by
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
ESEay Notices,

siI heal Ct eA;tls dassrilss
Ons en0sa COS. brsaded - ta.lsse
y0ung calf ~ - - :
0hs nd Gov ana eslfh.udS5rs
one srova rsef. JAN ola. ~.
.Sns pale rei As.iss . yssn GA L..i., q
md .. 5, % right Eias ssar ,br,,l5-s -
Appraised; erOsn GOV apS ~ =.
GOV and cali, ST.so, ssesr. ~. - -, sll 4
D. =. A. Duek and Ksahy Co. NJ ~
Iheab01s described estrsyz vsr-,a
oy LeSa l hsRiltoh ana sssrsrss -, =
oelO'e y. \, Csssey. 8 justice j. y oyaa
N sndfor Amlts eognty, Miss ~ paaa
sold the HFSt Monday N DtOo1.6@,- - WI \
One light boFrsl zAArs nnls .A0,.
old, about Il hsnda high, scsr ~ ysaa
marks or brands. Appraised a. ~ q
Ian Grossly and Stephen Ssr,rI 'NNs Ae-
The above described estrsv g.
by w. A GrOssloy and Strsyed Sr ~ ~ p
fore 5. !. Johns, = justice Of - y
within and for Amits eoualy. an a., pa
1900 and viii b sold the al 49,
February. 'aaAy /
The owners Of the shove dascr;A.a..
are requested to tome forward, provs 49, =.
srty, pay charges, ana take ,hsp y. ~
they viii be dealt with 81 the law an, 2
O. .HARRELL. Coroner and R,,-
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
The Votes Poll at The Different
Boxes.
Total........
Commercial Herald,

The Daily and Weekly Com
MERcIAL HERALD. printed al Vick+.
burg, les The Daily isihe lead.
ing paper in the State, and takes
the full Associated PressDispalche
over its own leased wires by q
special operator.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
Chanccry Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
COUNTY OF ANTE.

NONNA VT ~ VA r.
To ]. A. Cain, Amanda Simmons m,
Bertha Cain. Chri tOpher Cain. Ida C,s
minors, and the said J. A. Cain, istks, !
the snid minors:sBertha Cain, Ida CAN M
Christopher Cain. non residents, whose Doi
office address is unknown:
NOU ARE COMMANDED To apDsn
L before the Ohancery Court Of The cCQ1
ty of Amite, in said State, on the
lsT MONDAY OF DECENBER, Al. I'M
to defend the suit IN said Court Of Buua
Johns q Co. ct al, wherein you Ale lie
PENDANTS.
Given under my hand and seal Of ,,ll
Court, this the 24th day Of October, A. b.
1900 II n. BATES,
Chancery Clerk Of Amits County, Mss
NJ. II. Wilkinson atty for the palntk
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
TOdaysEiretiou.

The VI,ksiuTe H-ra.i q Tues
day last prints the fol- wing which
Is worth reading;
The election which viii be held
today ClUses The esmgsign, on
many ACCOUNTS singular aOd re-
mArksblu. II We judge by The
apaIhetie symptoms that have
marked its prngrr-- in the south,
the disappoiptm nj will not be
acule, What.vrr ma, be- the voting,
TIE ptedictrhs d prrgnos'iea-
ti"n slr'ngiy NpaWt 4 the rrelse.
tion OF Pr-sid NJ NrKrul~y All
the ssm-. haNrv-r Their has nssn
very e,nideu nlk frnn i-m 'crir-
ic h, advuar'-rs q "nd,l aaves"
aud ground -Srl,>' 'n b ar Mf.
Bryan Inio Ihr white b 'use.
In the way Of preparation for
disappOiatm MS. always possible
in calculation, upnn The maj"ri'y
Of vntes Of y 600 900 nr Is 600, 900
people, tn following from the
sermnn ef last sunday by Cardlna,
Gibbons is commanded To tn par
lisans Of both sidei Thr sruu
ment expressed 81 irhelIously AZ
to time and place are most heartily
endorsrd by the Herald:
"Vute an Tuesday r rhr "a d.
date Of your choee Aud as y"u
are guild d hy yaur u-cler'iou-
judgusn '- -I.a.f { vnnr
ctudl in'.-tuu u r az
nrlEhbr @pu Il r- p myru. due
credit lt h-lDe aruau,d by th-
liza uunrabr. moiivrs D. rot
ina ,' '.t. ,n' u.'ry viii 60 Ia
perditioD u ur candidate lie dr.
frated, Aud ri not yuur opponent
lndulge d thr p"sslmllic notion
that W. ,hall witness a revolution
and II social uphraval If his candl'
eale Is uut elected
For my part, whatever may be
the result Of the prrsid, ntial rlec-
iion, | have an abiding faith Ia the
perpr'ulIy of our republic havr
an unhnunded colfdenre in the
good sense and patriotism at the
American p-ople They | We the
constitution Thy ch'rlsh VI
poli,ica aud civlc Il nutiOns
They Tevtrt h. ftG.t "l the
country. TIE li.u,,t ~ { unders
of the nall,n, III ugo ,h.l -, Il ad
still live ny their writings d tx.
ample Their light sull shines
upon US. Their voice is still heard
in the land
By the chart which they have
Ief' us. aud by lh" chart of divine
providrnc', the ship If stale will
b. ,afrly gud d through all time
aud lnwrrIng clouds aud troubled
s"a-, between the Scylia Of ah,o-
lutsm and Il" pnti.m pnd Charyb
dis oI anarchy aphr cla,l,m
Aud thahks T.. God fir III tn
foundaiinh nf 'hr republic, ,ur
ch,"f rul'rs, wh,trvrr may havr
brpn tbrIT uccari ,hal errors Ol
luhgme"t, have way, beef aciu.
ated by p'trt tic motives an n
= lem zen i huty in lht gov
ernme"' # 'hr ia ion. And even
bad they been disposed 10 lead the
country from the path Of p"ii ical
rectitudc, they would be drbarrrd
from so doing by the constitutional
checks and safeguards which con.
lrontr d them on every side
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
+. v STRATToH
Or 9. 1890

Ths nswspapsr best suited to Jour wants
b The New Orleans Picayuna 1t has al
The war, political and general news Of
each day, and It's Market Reports are
strictly impartial and trustworthy. Daily
Edition, s. for > months Tvies-Swesk
Editiou Cssued Moodays and ThurSdsyS).
$tayen, Give The Fieyune q trial.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

VIM. Constable, prominent man
ufacturer, committed suicide in Mass
A constable that can arrest life is a
good one, though he may not always
be a mana fact sure.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

WANTED-ACTIvE NAN OPG0cs
w character 10 deliver and eolI.S ~ Y
Mississippi for old established nAnvSe.SasIa Ssa !
Wholesale house. $500 a year ,pss
Honesty more than eHpsrirncs rsaairsa N
reference, any bank IN the civ SSs "
self-addresssd stripped envslope. Ms-'s
turers, Sd nOor, 3S4 Derrborn 81. CAIs..-s
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Transport Logan, with 27s sick,
and s insane soldiers has sailed from
Manila. still the war is over; not.
withstardiDs the daily list Of casual
ties cabled in.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Charles r. Shaw, a prosperous
farmer Of Palmer, Mass, claims to
have found q letter in which Cap.
tain Kidd gives directions where 10
Ind his hidden treasure.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

The Times of Philadelphia says
the United States has been deiraud.
ed out of S,0OO,O 900, and the sugar
importers, from whom the trusts
buy sugar, have been defrauded on,
of 81 600 COO
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

That b ofWednesday remarks that
election returns indicate the election
OF Mckinley and Roosevelt. Well,
we should remark.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Florida has population of 52s,
542, anincresse Of 35per Ct; Indiana
2,516,462, an increase Of over II.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

We can't say that the country is a
"goreT," as we seem to be moving
along the same old lines.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Chill is about reduce her navy, and
the chilly weather Of today has bout
reduced us If this is not naive it is
st least neryy.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

All sin Of the Louisiana Congress.
men are re-elected.-T.D.
Mississippi did better than that.
She elected seven.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Gomtz says he will uot accept Of
Zee under the Cuban Republic, The
misnamed Cuban Republic offerslittle
to any one, so You Mez well Go.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
Terms Of the Daily:
year eS 90
9 months, 100
3 mon hs, 2 90
month, 20

The WerkIy Is issued ever,
Friday. and is comprehensive.
review Of all important events Gull
ed from the State and Metropnlita,
papers up to the time Of going t.
press.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
Chancery Notice,
The State of Mississippi, !

NC DVaI0 VI NIssIsslppl,
Amits County.
To Lucius Csrdwell, Thomas NJ
and John Curn. defendants. "~a
V0U ARE COMMANDED "a 49,.
! before the Chanoery Court o. .Ae cSSs. oSIs
Of Amite, in said State. on the
lST MONDAY OF DECEMBER A n ro.
10 defend the suit in said Cnurt n \ ~ !
Rosrk ct al, wherein you are the deSns.,s.' :
Given under my hand and the sesl n -. ~
COurt, this the 18th day Of October A. b, b iSs ss
d. u. BATES, Cert
Bramlett x Tucker, attorneys for plainIiE
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

The census Of Wyoming has been
increased over so per ct. being now
e2,5S1, Wy, how is it possible?
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

The cotton crop Of Egypt is report
cd unsatisfactory in quality as well
as quantity. Good for us.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Il seems that the majority did not
believe in an inflated currency, prefer
ring an inflated country.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Russia win have Eve battleships
huilt IN America.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

We believe we win now join the ex-
pansionists, and also favor the trusts
II they will make us a trustee.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

II seems that Simmons, Demo.
erai, has defeated Butler for Sena.
tor In the n c. primaries.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

We are still Of the opinion ihs.
lie country has gene republican
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Tallahassee still remains the eapi
tai Of Florida. according to returns
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

An agricultural experiment ga
ton hss been located at Mcneil.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Lieut.. W. D. Pasco, son of ex-Sena-
tor Pasco, Of Florida, was killed in
the Philippines Oct 30. Weregret to
note this sad news, for Billy Pasco
was our friend. We knew him we'll,
having boarded in the same house
with him for some time. and being
otherwise associated with him. We
remember how elated he was to re.
eeive his commission, and how proud
all Of us were when he made his ap-
pearance in his new uniform, happy
and handsome. Hewas a bright, no
bic boy, and we grieye with his fami-
ly, for they were our friends in pleas
ant days, and we love them.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Il is often asked why the first
Tuesday after the first Mon.
dIy IN November is selected to
hJld az election for president
Tas Chicago Tribune explains the
reason, saying; When Harrison
Was elected IN 1910, the Democrats
assert that bis success was due
partly to fraudulent voting. which
was possible BY the lack of dehnaie e
ection day. Il was alleged that
Osiio and Kentucky Wings had
voted 10 both states. the election
baing bsld on different days. So
IN 1915 the Democrats passed The
law now on the statute books
making the 6rSl Tuesday after the
hrst Monday in November election
day.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Pensacola has a population, this
Ssnsus, Of II, ,747.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

At any rate the solid south is stil
sohd, and viii remain so.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

Ordered that an election will br
held on I'd Tuesday Dec. 1900. for
one mayor. three aldermen aud
"ne treasurer. aud that Thomas
d xon, X F Owen and F. r.
Fsus. are appointed e!pcIion com.
missinhrrs. Thomas Dixon tn have
printed The fEicil hall - and he
returning officer
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
ADVRRTISEMEyTs.

Ore tSasre. arsi ins~rti1n 81 On
oae square. each subsequent insertion '60r.
Gr1arseF,Y, hall yesrly and yearly s3vsr-
tisanea,s contracted fog q. lower rates
PrSssSsi,Eal cards not sxcse3ihg Is hlCs
tar ons ysar. $40 CO.
AnEauasiRg CANDIDATES f-r state saa dis-
tsis< aficss, Sl6 @, enuniv oEacas, $40 %,
supervisory ais;rirts. IS 60 IN sdvsnec-
AarTiaCer sad deaths, not s1eeeding ten
sass paahsbod as nssI; over ten lines, !
exit per w0Td
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09


In" ~ a'n, br .'tre lopuls
fim BH.l,'r.,-. than 35 600,
600 p, Az ra I5OUO.UU0
10 re- tr n rb Am,rca and
you AIl Er,,h-, har 50 60 GEO
capab.r Z wu,p arm,, la, for
ever oor .r ! n, CEina la, twn
One hu ~ d million men with
which - preserve th- ancient EN-
pirr There ar n'hrr RESPECTS IN
China has lh- " d nj y disadvan
tagr in vitality ~ duiar c. and
Indifference iO dlsc"mfnrts no
people IN The world cau mach ihe
Chinese, while thers ability Ia
suhsist and work On what Others
would slatve "n ilr notorious
Accnsi"mtd I" unsaritary sur uni.
ings, thty4thrivt IN ,mps where
Others would he drcimattd by ,pi
denies, while - scn"uut VI tie
chsapnrss II her ish o.. other
power car wage war sr en.sply n
can China
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

Iu 900 t.. Ih. fset ssT HabH
ID. aaI n..aae. tha. baaF Many
fsI s.nea aaI n.a .atrn
H.H n" ar tHI ..n.af he
a F.H h.. FHe aI
Hr. IH# unI ... a.s.
.... a.
e. .H .. Hr
.as .|.sI.."# . sT
... ...t..ss
rHs. To- faaF ssF H..HF A.. |.I.a.t
.n aua.sf sHHI
H.. nauIeB Ife teems Bhbbr
. IH. aU So ..afa taI HrIIaIF
TH.# faa ha.a heB ar tua.E
.f I..au.F ram .eaIouar
Ih.F cav a 1uag .a almost s.erY
H.se taI lu t.mast sea.f tongue U
Goo maai t.uea 1I aauIsroua
E.H.s aa saIIn
AH.u .Ia H.s. a ..U..a preface s
.HI.I.Ha sIaI.meHI aIh H.F saf
..s H.H .. H.. .1esa questions
NH. a IH.. Aba safs H. pa.
...a. H.ns ah..h 5000 4as HaI nu
rHaU.u' hhaI Ia Fuu tnus abouJ
..s. particular B.... .f taHI.. chat
500 a.# sUI.aI.aa abroad a.u so
...h a#Fm.u. Ua ..a H.aa You
.. 81. aa .t..s.I u. I... uaH.Iou.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

IN.nhIIh Democrat
90 uaushui.t of Guthrie haB asa
.uuu..l himself aa "a candidate tui
.HI.f .I,lk ut tue .uuu.u Do suud
nau.a, laJumI aud persialeut aeu
..,a BOO behalf uf bio panty uuuu.a ID
uau ty l.walI tueu autsB liay Ia
entitled yo anything he aAhs iui uia
.uuita Boo behalf uf pymo,ragJ aio al
"aya pat tottu lu every campaign aul
30 ~aa through his enufts ah manager
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

fb. YuahIus .. auHII. .Hl.Ipi
U.n .ouuaaI.I s.Ib uIsIuaaI ....
600 .amhItI..s aaIkua u behalf ID
.h. JulbI. .uu have 100 peraau
.aua ll Y..mata a4 .aa.uus u. la.
a,at Interests li lhs atb tha m.u
here 8i these .omm.tlesa tIe aa.. ..
,4 leave hsu 3au uls,esla ..mp..
su1 u lldsi ll aII .alss, ul.l..,s
Therefore lbsy shuuII receive ln.
4.tits auppoit .i 4Ii 1aaIa.aa u.n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

Disease and danger iuk iu tho vital
organs The blood becomes yitiatod
aud laa general health la uut t,rmined
Whenever tho stomach aud liver TAIL
to perform their functions AS nature
Intended Horblns ~ili tome tone up
Jhe stomp.h. regulate the liver Nhsro
other piepa atious only relieve rr.ce
BIO .sua r. u lille q Go aud
WheoIe. a. Buu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

rha ssutaaoe 1t lhs msu asaha,tgd
"a oompiioits in tha iaama aasnlnk
uaaea ia Fuatasalolais oodatg has
hsua loiamaltd t1 thIos feaa Waa
this thn pfiou si senator u,ssm y hup
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

rhe Mes Nosh son sAga aayo, ras
Hart la Boohsd toe Chairman Isuss
placo on thp Democratic National
gonmittee. and lsstiiuea hlm aa Ia
spoatina aah ul hspof,imuaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

tf aacrutarY utuhla,a a ls p,I
haua al me iutiea satlinad v riyan b
A0wa bm b. nust haaile a. ahould
hp Gas hsra a5~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

fhuaaa kuarsu. sgeFutay ui tua u
sisn tsrritatAAi oosalalssbs haa .alisi
msotins uf tha lommiugo lau l
in uuthrie IA sioet a senatorial .hait
uaAn to ali tho vacanUJ ,Auaud w. tha
daAth ID W H rtsach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

luhu klian si Ihs Nalnaa sal.a a
uefg nach aruuaht ap Owes uatun
auccaaa Ia uaIahoma NthsIaIas He
h aubmarsed u ieaas tIu1m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

oOOU rHtNu ron sMOktHs.
no Iuu want 60 uuJOy sOod smoke.
aah fuI agsala goods Made ln Outh
ue by The Now HOIk Cigar ta,tOly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

ruainaatef raaIm aalphI sI "H
tahoma Cuy saya uuthrit a EIssI
sasa u aas ,nai RiaN q Apo~sui.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-29

Ea0l-ts Ess ns~sts wtth t.aearets.
DanIB NathaItb. uufo eoaatipatloA iusoyaF
ts h Dc N 81 ~ tali. urua1irta fafuAu tn0i4aa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-21

Strawberries from Florida came in
to the market with such rush at the
end of last week as to glut the market"
says the New York Times. THE result
was that the surplus had to be sold for
what it would fetch, and the fruit got
into the hands of the hawkers and was
selling on the streets at twenty-five
cents a basket yesterday, the baskets
being of the sort that are ordinarily
called quarts. Men who have been il
the fruit trade for many years say tina;
this is the first time that strawberries
have ever been hawked about the
streets of New York in the month Of
January"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-21
1900 RaInblerS Are Here!

Of
could the
demand there
and had
no thesego here Twenty will not last long.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-21

commencement of the present war.
There may be some doubt as to the
final attitude of Germany, but the in
terests of the latter will bring her in
the long run into line with the two
former Powers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-21

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
The Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis,
40.
The Standard Oil Co.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life In
surance Co. OF Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co. OF
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co. Of Lon
don.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-13
Brought Good Fortune.

A small item in his own paper lately
brought amazing good fortune to Editor
Chris Reitter. OF the Saginaw (Micb. !
Post and Ieitung. He and his family had
the Grip in its worst form. Their doctor
did them no good. Then he read that DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds was a guaranteed cure
TOR LsGrippe and all Throat and Lung
troubles; tried it and says: "Three bot.
lies cured the whole family. No other
medicine on earth equals it," Only SOC
and 81 at Pierce's Pharmacy. Trial bot.
ties free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-13
SPRINGFIELD NOTES.
(MRs. EVERETT KNIGHT, LOCAL EDITOR.

The Alturian club meets with Mics Jes.
sic Ellis tomorrow evening, December IA.
Springfield grange, No. ia, observed
gentlemen's night Monday evening at G.
A. R. hall.
The annual fair Of the Universalist So
ciety wa, success in every way, we'll re-
paying the ladies for their work. There
were home made fancy articles, useful and
ornamental found in daintily trimmed
booths, also ice cream, homemade candies.
sandwiches and punch. Two comical
brownies resided in wonderland and granted
you the chance to try your luck at the fish
pond. The sale began Thursday noon and
continued all through the day Friday and
chicken pie supper was served at 6 80,
followed by an entertainment IN the Opera
house which opened by grand march by
the children. Much credit and msny
thanks are due Mrs. Baldwin OF Charles.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-13
ToILBT1NK CURES BED soRss.

Some time ago my husband had typhoid
fever, and for many days bis life hung on Z
thread and even with the best Of care bed
acre developed. 1t seems almost impos.
,;ble to find cure for such cases and biz
case was no exception for nothing could
he found to relieve him until we began
using Toiletine, which relieved at once
and cured in very short time. We have
n,ed il for many things and it never fails
MRS. WILLIAM HEssELTINE.
Cluemont, October %, 1900
Mrs. N. B. Higgins, agent for Miner
extracts and Toiletlne, Springfield and
Windsor, Vt, Claremont and Newport,
N. Fl.