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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
A Waist Trimming.

White null is made up this season
in many pretty ways. The small be-
longings of dress are made almost eX-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
BE SURE THAT YOUR NAsE Is on
The REGISTER

II HAPPENED N 4 DRUG STORE
O1s day last winter = Lady cane %
Ey 5-Eg store and asked far = brand q
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

SAD MI IootSg- 1 WlSht u Z
II begin" said Mr. Hennessy. 7
niver knew anything 50 dead
eye give OF took in n ward. an lis
less thin two months 10 IN big day
Twill Hveu W" said Nr. Doaley
7 begin 70 Sc signs " IL good times
eaglin- again Twas on'y other say
re Grind Tsddy RosenfsIt opened IN
battle mildly b insinuztin' that AL
DinrnScra5s was liars horse thieves
an srnychiSts. lis thrue he 2pcIo-
Eired rr that be sxpIainin' thai he
didn-, mean ali Dszamycra,s. bur on-y
these that vEdden't vote Tr Mack. bat
nanny weeks \ i26ia' Di-nu-yc-at5c
rzyfOruasr has suggested that yack.
though a good man - an idjiot- !
surrounded be N vileSr scoundhrels
iver So n public he since N DAYS ~
Io-olyus Caesar IN S5crs5y j. IN
ThreeASury has declared that ATr. B~y-
an N sayiR' that silver : not conyz-T-
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in law ~ IS7a an II, sscoa3 clause ~
tn ;hrsAgy " Ga-sviIle has committed
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POSITION IL Affairs. -lIsuusihezsShanSsz
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
DO NOT DELAY REGISTERING
HUMILIATION.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
RULES BY FEAR

Mr. Manning vas as supe-sci1ts4zs a.
ne native. ard declared he had bard
many insszrcss Of sftnst2ra r&-zrs
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house where The women ws-e- NJ Man
ring vent OFT "a yak GE-SzzI- n b Tex
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asked hin what Ezs ths matter whs1
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seriously, that as n was waking 7E t1s
p--ckly pear trees. saying lis R-zES-s z1-
.coCntiEE EiS lads he saw Ire C1aS1 Le-
reecoc, =ho had dse5 sh3E- Z month sf7cs.
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% the country I laughed hearz3E ~
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czn house. where L. stu kegs Than II
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by TIE rzxEves each striving vh9 should
b. rzsoS1 Attentive IN bringing Us roasted
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
SEETHEDISPuY

Among the specials are Dlnias.n-
Spring Extension Hanging Lama \
S.es each, and Parior Fancy f,I
Lamps. rs each
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

tiyes collect n quantity OF this root. and
bake u well under ground when sufti-
GENTLY baked. they pound IL UP in an old
canoe kept for that PurTpose, mixing wa
ter with II. ard leaving u 10 feruent for
several days Their stills are formed out
of iron pots. which they procure from
ships THAI call here. these they can en-
large 70 any size. by fixing calarsshes.
OF Eouris. with the bottom cut OF and
made 70 IT close on the pot cenented
well with sort % clay. called rsroro
frSs ieloA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
rIsrE1NG NcrRs,nN

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Daily camera., 1900-11-20
HOGS DIG BRITISH GOLD.
TreaAU1s Buried in Revolutionary
War Found in south
Caroline.

jeff Richards, a negro tenant on the
plantation of X. l.. Wallace near Kings
mountain. in York county. S. c., has
discovered. or rather his hogs discov-
cred, a quantity of gold believed to
have been buried by the British officers
before. going into battle at Kings
mountain. How much was contained
in the iron box cannot be ascertained.
as Mr.. Wallace is keeping jeff from
talking. butt is known to be rich find.
The dates on the coins show that all Of
it is over l25 years old. and this is the
reason for supposing that it was buried
during the revolution. The money is in
one and tive-guinea pieces.
After contining some woods" hogs
in pen built on the bank OF Kings
creek jeff Richards went to feed them.
The pigs had. gone to roofing deep and
Jeff's eyes fell on yellow spots in the
upturned mud. He took the gold to Mr.
Wallace to ascertain the value. Then
further search was made and the
rusty iron box. from which some of the
gold had dropped. was unearthed. 1t
was heavy with the weight Of gold
Daily camera., 1900-11-20
YIELD, HEAVY TAX.
Deaths Of Many MilIiOnaires in New
York State Bring Gold Into
the Treasury.

Returns of the death tax in New
York to tate Controller Gilman show
that 1900 was ''hoodoo' year for
milliOnaires To the state from New
York county alone Tor inheritance
taxes will be paid over $l.GC0.tO0. Al
ready $32GO.GO0 has been collected.
There was never such profitable
year since the transfer law Went into
effect. Every month has recorded he
death of millionaire, and the re-
ports to Controller Gilman show a
large number of estates valued form
$500, 900 to SSGO.0OO
This has meant rich harvest for
referees, who have collected over ST.
100000 in fees from the state.
The passage of the New York nil
lionaires means also a snug pickup
for City Controller Coler. He will re-
ceive this year about $40,COo for his
part of the death tax. lie gets one
per cent. of all collections and the
state receives ~, per cent. The con-
troller's annual salary from the city
is $4,000.
Here is the tax roll of the IL
months, returnable to Controller Gill
man from nf million oirnS
Daily camera., 1900-11-20
ANGORA CAT KILLS A SNAKE
POunoes Upon the Reptile and Final y
Succeeds in Breaking
Its Neck.

A large Anchora cat, belonging to
DR.. j. Hammond Bradshaw. of Orange.
n. j., killed a snake the other after
noon that measured five inches around
the body and was three feet two and
half inches long. The combat was
witnessed by Mrs. Margaret Haugh-
won't, DR.. Bradshaw's sister-in-la law.
Mrs. Haughwout says that the cat
crouched and sprang upon the snake,
which was coiled in the roadway in
front OF DIR. Bradshaw's residence.
The cat bit the snake in the back and
jumped away before the snake could
strike. At this point Mrs. Haugh-
wout stepped in and picked the cat
up, thinking it would be hurt. The
cat resisted, and Mrs. Haughwout de-
cided to let him go again. The cat
then made another attack upon The
serpent, which succeeded in coi,ing
itself about it's antagonists neck.
Tom WAS nearly strangled, but man
aged to seize the snake by the neck
and succeeded in killing it in a few
minutes. The snake was said to be
of the variety known as the house
adder
Daily camera., 1900-11-20
Welded A SECOND TIME.
Aged Couple Separated for Thirty
Years Reunited-A Roman
tho A1aiF.

A Kansas City special to a Toledo
CO., paper says: Matthias Stephanz,
aged IS wears, of Toledo. o.. and Mary
Stephan. aged 55 years, of this city,
were married the other day by Pro-
bate Judge Snyder, of Kansas City,
Kan, in his office in the courthouse
There is an interesting bit of romance
connected with the marriage of this
aged couple. The union makes the
second time that their lives have been
linked together as man and wife,
their first wedding taking place in
Ohio 33 years ago.
Three years after their first mar
rage they separated, Mrs. Stephanz
coming out west and making her
home with relatives in this city Ten
years ago they were divorced, and Mr.
Stephan soon after became the hus-
band of another Toledo woman. She
died shortly after the marriage and
it was then that Mr.. Stephanz sought
reconciliation with his first wife. A
correspondence began which termin-
ated the other day in their marriage
in the Kansas metropolis. Mr.. Steph-
anz left the same night for Toledo,
where they will make their future
home"
Daily camera., 1900-11-20
NEW SEA SERPENT IN Japan.
One Twsnty-Three Feet Long Cauaht
At q Depth Of $50
FathOms.

A new sea serpent has been discov-
cred on the coast of Japan, 100 miles
from Tokyo 1t is classed by scien-
fists as a coelenterate and one of the
most gigantic ever seen. 1t was caught
by long fishing line at a depth of
25O fathoms. 1t was a magnificent
specimen. a large disk surmount-
ed long stalk. which evidently fixed
the animal on the sea bottom. 4 cir
Gle of numerous graceful tentacles
hung down from the margin of the
disk, while on it's upper surface arose
an oval tube surrounded at its base
by bushy appendages and having a
second circle of slender tentacles
around the upper edge. The total
height of the animal was 700 MILL
meters (23 feet and the prevailing
color transparent scarlet. The speci-
men was entirely fresh, but not living.
Daily camera., 1900-11-20
WILL WINTER In NEW YORK.
Mrs. Potter Palmer Planning to GIVE
Notable Series Of Social
Entertainments.

Letters received in New York city
from Mrs Potter Palmer, whose So
cial success in Paris has been graft
flying to friends, announced that she
will make her home in New York city
next winter and will give series of
social entertainments which promise
to be the most notable she has ever
attempted. Mrs. Palmer writes she
has leased Beaulieu, w. W. Astor's
villa at Newport, where she passed
the summer two years ago. She is al
ready planning for series of big
summer entertainments
Mrs. Palmer is negotiating for a
winter house in Fifth avenue. She
wants one already furnished, as she
does not care to bring any furniture
from Chicago.
While Charles T. Yerkes was in
Paris she tried to obtain. his house,
but Mr.. Yerkes was not ready to give
her an answer until he returned to
New York. Mrs. Palmer also tried to
rent the house which Howard Gould
has taken for the season.
Daily camera., 1900-11-20
AMERICAN COAL IN LEAD.
Col. w. p. Rend Says Countries Of
DuFops Must Look to This Conn
try for Future Supplies.

Col. ". P. Rend has returned to
Chicago from two months visit to
Europe, confident that the nations Of
the old world will have to look to this
country more and more for their coal
supplies, and with firm belief that
the great natural resources of this
country are certain to give it a stead
lily increasing prominence in the mar
kets of the world.
'''rhere is no doubt that American
coal is to be in steadily increasing de-
mand in Europe he said. "The de-
mand is there now. and there is a
ready market for every pound of cur
coal The English coal fields are he
coming so difficult and expensive TO
work that it is Impossible for that
country successfully to compete with
our coal much longer. Prices of coal
there have doubled within the last 1s
months, and so alarmed have the Eng
lish people become at this condition,
which carries with it a most serious
menace to their steel ana iron manu-
facturers. that leading English papers
are advocating an export tax on coal
in order to prevent the exhaustion OF
the supply and to protect their iron
and steel makers from the further en-
croachments of the American makers" !"
Daily camera., 1900-11-20
1oRB SUBMARINE BOATS.
THlk sf the uaiteA states Navy DualA-
lag Torpedo Boats ef tAs
Holland Type.

Shortly the beard of naval construc-
ton will take up for consideration the
subject of increasing the number, OF
submarine torpedo boats. There is like
~ to be division of opinion on the
matter. 1t is said that Rear Admiral
O'Neil, chief Of ordnance, and Chief
Constructor Hichborn are in favor of
building more boats of that type,
while Rear Admiral Melville, engineer
in chief, and Chief of the Equipme mt
Bureau Bradford are not disposed to
favor the idea. Secretary Long will
probably be guided largely by the ad-
vice of his experts in making recon-
mendations to congress on the sub
ject.
There are some flattering reports
relating to the Holland. which is be-
ginning to see practical service. The
boat, naval officers say. has contrib
uted a new and menacing element to
naval operations and has presented
new problems which must be met
Capt. Folger. commanding the Kear-
sarge. already anticipated this when
he suggested a provision of light tor
pedo boats to guard against the in
vasion by submarine boats.
II has evidently become necessary,
say the naval strategists, to add small
picket boats to the cargo of a big
ship in order to offset the effect of the
submarine boat. The seven boats of
the latter type now under contract
will provide liberal strength in this
respect, but some of the naval officers
Others believe we should await the
result of the trials of the boats now
under contract and take advantage of
any improvements which may be sug-
rested
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LUXURY FOR POOR.
Socialists Of Paris to Establish =
Magnificent Peoples Palace.
Their Purpose 10 to show the WoTln.
Ing Classes How the Rich Live
and make Thsn DissatisAsA
With Their Condition.

Some 20 socialists, all members OF
the institute, widely known artists
and famous physicians, have taken
the initiative in establishing at Paris
a peoples palace, which is to be .
copy upon grander scale of similar
institutions in Brussels, Antwerp and
Berlin. Only socialists money will be
accepted to pay for building it, as it
is desired to escape any obligation to
the moneyed classes or the govern
ment.
One-third of the 100000 francs
($4OO,0OO needed was contributed by
the laboring classes in five days. The
rest will be obtained by means of
concerts and lectures to be given in
every part of the city by distip-
gushed socialist women.
This peoples palace will provide
parlors, a library, theater, Offices
for workers associati tions, a cafe, .
roof garden. large conservatories, .
gymnasium and swimming baths.
Everything is to be sumptuous, be-
cause, to quote the prospectus, 1.-The
laborers must become acquainted
with all the modern, comfortable lux
ury of the wealthy classes and grow
intolerably dissatisfied with the pres
ent conditions forced upon the work.
ingmen by the professional politicians
and monopolists in order that an in
telligent rebellion shall speedily fol-
low"
Lyons, the second city in France;
Marseilles, the third, and Lille, the
fifth, all having socialistic municipal
governments. promptly followed Paris
example and have started subscrip-
tions to provide luxurious palaces
where the masses may find recreation
and mental stimulus
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HOWE SHUT OUT.
Mistske in the Count Leads to Report
That Inventor Had Secured Place
In Hail of Fame,

According TO Chancellor Henry M.
MacCracken, of ,he New York univer-
sity, an error was made by the count
ing committee in the canvass OF votes
sent in by the 100 Hall Of Fame
electors by which SO votes were cred
ited to Elias Howe instead of A. The
mist axe arose through counting II
chief justices as supporting him, when
the correct number was II. Failing,
therefore. to receive 81 votes, the
name of Elias Howe is net included
among those to be inscribed this year.
This reduces the roll of names to 29,
and leaves 21 vacan panels to be
filled two years hence. The official
count will be published in few
weeks in the book of the Hall of
Fame.
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That Spanish War.hip.

Now, at last. at rest in Kitterly
navy yard, where she will remain for
countless generations as visible evil
dence of American naval prowess. is
the big steel cruiser Reina Mercedes,
captured from Spain at Santiago.
Equipped with submarine ram. tor
pedo tubes, sponsons and an arma-
ment of breech-loading rifles. says the
Lewiston Journal. this splendid mod
ern fighting ship is the finest war
trophy in possession Of our govern
ment.