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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
POSSIBLE HERO OF
 THE NEXT CENTURY.

Walter weilman started to cross the Atlantic in dirigihle balloon the other day. and came 10 grief be fore he had gone many miles. He was saved from the water by a passing steamer. and a great many newspapers are inclined to joke about the failure. limiting that it is time for weIIman to turn his advertising to account on the vaudeville stage.
 To greater or lesser degree this has been the lot of all pioneers in movements or advancement which at the time were considered impossi- bIe. Watts. who discovered steam power. was a dreamer, according to the people of his day. But today more than half of the industrial prog ress of civilization is his monument So it was with Fulton. and ali the rest of the pioneers of great inyen- tions. According to the people of their day. there was invariably some thing the matter with their mental makeup.
 But some day somebody will cross the ocean through the air, and We'll man, struggling for his life in the sea, and now the mark of humorists, will be remembered as the man wht first attempted the feat, but whose dreams and conviction outstripped his inventive genius. It may be that the one who finally conquers the problem of the air travel over a space of thousands of miles, will do it by means of some comparative ly slight changes from the Wellman ideas. It is never safe to laugh at a crude invention which has as it's object some great benefit to the human race. for there is no in stance in history wherein man has abandoned such an idea short of com plete triumph.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
CG|N IN THROAT
 FOR TEN DAYS
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 The next attempt to secure the coin was made with two probangs which were inserted at the same time. This effort proved to be sue cessful for when the instruments were withdrawn the five cent piece was found in the little girls mouth. She came out of the ether all rlgnt and aside from a little soreness re snIting from the slight inflammation that might have been caused by the coin the child is doing very well and win suffer nothing from her experience. o. val
 This operation shows the great va va ue of the X-ray in surgical Work, K. The pictures obtained of the com a,s h.i the chfld's esophagus are very as. tinct the location of the five cent piece being plainly shown by dark circle directly opposite the nnes fines showing the collar bone. DOC tors Bridge and Miner of the Copper Queen medical staff performed me operation and made the pictures.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

A letter has come from a girl who says that she and her sister support their mother. but that the sister is about to be married and thinks that after marriage she should not te ex- pected to contribute to the mothers support. But the writer thinks she should, "I can support my mother" she says. But 1t will take just all l earn, and do not see that I should sacrifice everything and my sister nothing just because she is married. Do you think this is just?''
 II most certainly is not just. But 1t is one of those problems of life not easy to work out practically.
 The sister who is to be married should share equally the burden of the mothers support. If either had to contribute the larger amount she really ought to do 1t. because in the natural course of events her future is cared for through her husband. while her sister must provide for her own old age
 But not every husband would want to contribute his wife's share toward \ the support of his mother-in-law. Nor would every young husband be able to do so. Nor does bride ex- actly like to ask her husband to do this
 But it is one of the facts that can not bs blinked And 1t should be settled during the engagement. If this girl has been one of the bread winners she should tell her fiance the exact state of the case She should zee the injustice of shifting the whole burden on the wage-earn- ing sister, and she should let her future husband know that she felt that she should continue to cor tribute her share. If the circum- stances are such that he can not afford this then she should postpone
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

yili De slow in securing development and labor must remain without prof itsble employment on that account. It is to be hoped that there will be no attempt made in the constitu. tionai convention to discourage the coming of needed capital to the new state or to enbarrass or hinder in its work that which has come to our aid in the past. If labor is to have employment at good wages capita must be assured of profit and this fact should not be lost sight of in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Delegate Cassidy of Mar.copa coun- ty. has introduced an initiative and referendum proposition which has for ts.purpose the abolishment of the legislature. We thought that the Co chise county democratic convention had reached the limit On a rad. cal initiative and referendum proposition, but we take off our hat to the gen tleman from Maricopa.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

peting successfully with the manu- lecturers in nearly every country on earth by selling their goods cheaper abroad than to home consumers. During the eight months ended with August there were exported in ali $l027, ,000. 900 worth of goods. Man ufactured products composed more than g per cent of that, valued at more than 542,ooo.ooo. Exports of that class represented ss,ooo.ooo for each business day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Arizona is in need of more rail roads to insure the development Of our rich mineral districts now lying inactive for the want of transporta- tion Our people want every means of protection against unjust freight or passenger rates. but at the same time they will want nothink in the way of regulation which would dis courage the investment of capital ir the new lines of railroads so badly needed now.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Already there has been shown a deposition on the part of some of the delegates to the constitutional convention to propose things which should be matters for legislative con sideration. Fixing hours of service by state. officials and hours of work by men employed by corporations should have no place in consttu- tion. If the constitution is to be thrown open to such matters then the Arizona constitution may become as freakish as Oklahoma's in that respect.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

There Is a decided improvement in the outlook for the copper industry at this time according to eastern mining writers and journals. A decrease in the amount or surplus copper amounting to 100000 pounds dur ing September has greatly strength ened confidence in the future of the red metal. A two cent increase added to the present price of copper would make old Bisbee hum again as it did in the good old days of five years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
eoTHIEe RENoMINATEo.

PROIDENCE, R l. Oct. ly.-Ihe republicans of Rhode Island. unani- mously renom.nated Governor Pothler and a.I other state officers today Congressman William Sheffield like wise was given the renomination by first district convention without op- position, while in the second district George Utter, former governor, was renominated to succeed Congressman Capron, who declined tjo serve be- cause of i'll health. The platform en- dorses President Taft and the Payne Aldrich tariff
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20


 If there has been one thing to dis courage capital from coming to Ari- sona it has been the selling of wild at and worthless stock throughou, he country by companies incorporaS ng here because our laws have al owed them to do so without asset
 or their companies and without eny individual responsibility for them selves. It will be no discouragemeG: Q the coming of capital to make pro risionss for it's protection when :1 vested in Arizona enterprises.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
CHICAGO BASEBALL CRAZY.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-A specIaI HIsHI forecast made by the weather bureau in response to requests by hundreds of baseball enthusiasts Is as follows:
 Thursday-PartIy cloudy, may be light showers between midnight and noon. The afternoon temperature VII be between 70 and 50 degrees with wind high and gusty from the northwest.
 Friday-CIear and fair but cold.
 The rival teams reached Chicago this afternoon on two sections of a special train. With the appearance oi the Chicago players, Chicagos conn dence 1o1K a spurt. Manager Mack said tonight he did not know what pitcher he would use.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
PITY THE
 MANUFACTURERS.

We must have more protection, Otherwise the foreign manufacturers will drive us out of our hame mar
 kets." This was the cry that went up from the lobbies of the manufac- turers in Washington while the tar if was being revised The fact is, however, that instead of being in danger of being driven out Of home markets. our manufacturers are com
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

All the towns in the Gila valley are now ;n the "dry" column as a result of a local option election held this week When Greenlee county is cut from Graham the old county will be the only dry county in the terri tory. The Mormons in the Gila val 'ey are responsible for the result cf the local option election.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
GEORGIA VETERANS IN REUNION

COLUMBUS, Ga, Oct. 1e.-Layish- ly decorated wi5h flags and bunt- ing, Columbus extended hearty greeting to the host of Confederate veterans and their friends who nsr sembled here today for the annual state reunion. The reception of the visitors and the opening forn1alities occupied today. The annual parade VII take place tomorrow. which will iJe the concluding day of the gather ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
posrMAsrERs MEET.

BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 19-The New England Postmasters' Assccia- ton held its annual meeting in Bos ton today with a large attendance oi members. One of the leading feat ures of the program was an address by E. T. Bushnell, chef clerk to the ass'rtant postmaster-general at Wash ingtcn.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

As there has been nothing decided yet as to what shall be incorporated in the constitution the republican press is somewhat premature in pre- dieting what is&rI be.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

It is to be hoped and expected that all the foo, things being proposed at Phoenix will never reach the consti- tuition If they do Arizona will be doomed to tarry longer in the ter ritoriaI wilderness.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Ii is noticeable that those who try to ride into office on the back of labor are generally men who never knew what real labor means and who never fail to take the largest toll from labor at every opportunity.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Unless capital can have profitable investment the industries of Ariz.Sa
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
MADAME DURAN1 Clairv0yant
 and pSychic PaimiSt

Mauame Dufant VIII grant your greatest wish. How many unhappy people are there in this city whose lives are darkened by the acts of others? Is your life nearly a wreck because you have made a mistake or cannot overcome trouble of domestic nature or otherwise? Do you desire a return of affection rightly yours or does another re- eeive it? Do you wish to marry the one you love? Is there a cold ness growing, a separation, a rival or interference of some one? If SO. cali on Madame Durant. She will prove that you can obtain your de- sire.
 Are you in trouble? Do you find with all your natural gifts ana talents that yoh are baffled, dis-
 couraged and unsuccessful? If SO
 come and be adViseu-
 Find out the oause of your bad luck and how you can change bad conol- tjons to those of success, joy and happiness.
 There is a Reason.
 This she will explain to you Tn an
 intelligent way. If you come out or
 idle curiosity or wish to be amused,
 uiease turn your steps from her door
 as she would be too busy to enter
 tain you.
 If you have been disappointed by
 others claiming the sacred gifts or
 cIairyoyance d0 not become discour-
 aged. A visit to this wonderful medi-
 um wfn convince you that she is all i of nlt
 readers and psychics. She desires to identify herself with the people Of Bisbee. as she has in every large city in the United States.
 Everlasting Affection. She has inspired many with that real love. that affec>ion. fc- each other which gives man the tendency to love only one kxoman and the woman the tendency to love only one man; when his affection is strong it will not change, even in the midst of all sorts of adversities, but will continue to love with a love that fears noth ng, succumbs to nothing;
 such a love will not, cannot change of itself but where it once exists. 1t
 may have been forced to change by evil influences, or the finer forces working in harmony and these evil in l fences which create so much havoc come into our lives. they come quick | ly, steathiy and unobtrusively. Like a thief in the night, they steas un- awares, until they have fastened firm ly upon their prey and put to fight ali joy, harmony and happiness with out even making their presence known.
 Madame Durant overcomes all such trcubles. Families separa,ed many years have been quickly reunited by the scientific efforts and advise or Madame Durant- Long years Of courfship have resulted in speedy marriages when the lady or gentle man sought her ass stance Intelligent. high class patronage SO l'cited-those capable of approaching 1 the superior qualities of fine reader All business sacred and conhdenr l tiai
 Private ParIors, Johnson hotel, Up- per Main St Hours 10 a. m- to D. m. Daily and Sunday. No Sign, Strict Private. 31.00 Palm Reading, re- duced to 50 cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
GAINED SEVENTEEN
POUNDS IN WEIGHT
A Young Lady in Portland Tells
How DR.. Williams Pink
Pills Cured Her.

In most diseases of women weight is
all index OF progress or decline
remedy that viii increase the weight
of the patient viii assist to the first step
toward recovery.
This Is true also IN the case Of grow
ing girls when pallor is accompanied by
loss of weight and lack Of DEVELOPMENT
Miss Gertrude Lines of No. $50 East
Forty-ffth street. Portland, Ore owes
her good health to DR.. Williams Pink
Pills and out of gratefulness tells of her
cure. as follows:
About two years ago | began to sui
fer from weakness common to girls of
my age. ] was greatly run down and
weighed only IS pounds. | had 10
ambition to do anything and was simply
hfeless and weak. | had q great deal of
pain through the temples aud tie back
of my head. These headaches came on
as often rs two or three times week.
NY stomach was out of order and |
would see black specks before my eyes
Il had been sick for about a wear or
more when | began to take DR. VIII
Hams Pink Pills for knew that they had
cured a relative of an8mia. After TAX
ing a few boxes of the pills was COM
pletelv cured. My headaches have dis
appeared and l have gained II pounds
i'll weight"
A booklet, "Plain Talks to Women, "
will be sent free to any woman suffer
ing from weakness 1t explains fully
why DR. Williams Pink Pills are suited
to the needs Of weak women of all ages
and gives many helpful suggestions in
regard to the care of their health.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain no
harmful or Ina bit forming drugs and the
sufferer who gives them a trial. will
avoid the danger so common in taking
| drugs which only deaden pain. These
pills have cured such blood and nerve
! diseases as anPmia, rheumatism. stOm-
! ach trouble, nervousness. neuralgia and
| St. Nitus' dance and have been found
invaluable in partial paralysis and loco
motor ataXIa.
They are for sale h- all druggists. OF
will be sent. postpaid, on receipt of price.
! 50 cents per box; six boxes for 50 80 by
the DR.. Williams Medicine Company.
! Schenectady. \. Y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders viii be received by the
superintendent Of Public Works until
= m. of Monday, February q, 1910,
for the construction of a one-story
frame building for the L. S. Expert
tor out of appropriation from Conserva-
ton Fund
Plans, specifications and proposal
intendent Of Public Works.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids
NARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, Jan. %, 1910. 800
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Entered Of Record January 81, 1910.
Kahionaku (w) to I Brandt .... d
d " Pae, by mtgee, and hsb to
Charles + Hart .............. d
Napela Miller and VT TO Mary E
Foster ...... -................ ID
Sam kee to Chew Sal ......B 5
PaloIo Land X Improv Co, Ltd, to
" l. Howard ..... ........ d
Frank Dalton to Christian Muller. d
c \ f Davis to Mrs ) X kalama. Rel
Est Of ) c Allen, by trs, to Nellie
+ Hustace $500. ..........Par Rel
Samuel E Kalama and VT to Hee
Nellie E Hustace and hsb to Hee
Fat ....... 49,. ................ d
Est of James Robinson, by tt, to
Hee Fat ........ ........- ID
Agnes G McKeague and hsb to Hee
Fat $4,000. ............ ....... ID
Hee Fat and wi to Territory Of
HAWAII ...... 49, ............. ID
JAS Castle by atty, to l. X Naone L
Moses Pala to Julia Colburn ...... d
Polly Henry and hsb. ct al, to Oahu
Railway 4 Land Co, ......E xchg d
Oahu College, by trs, to Charles "
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd to Daniel
Bank Of Hawaii, Ltd, to D B Muir
d b Murdoch and VT to \ Omsted d
y Omsted and VT to Trs of Est Of
y Enos -..... ..- ............. NJ
Est Of 3 T Bishop, by trs, to Fannie
= Frazer ....... ................... ID
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
JOHN A IFGROS,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Michael O'Dowda, Deceased.

The undersigned having been duly APP
pointed administrator Of the estate of
Michael O 'Dowda, late Of Makaweli,
Kauai, deceased hereby gives notice to
all persons to present their claims to
him at Eva Plantation Mill. in Eva.
Island of Oahu within six months from
date. or they VIII be forever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate
are hereby requested to make immediate
settlement with the undersigned.
THOMAS ODOWDA,
Administrator Estate of Michael
Q DoWda. Deceased.
S563-Jan. IS. p, Feb. l. 5. Is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Edmund VI. Legros, Deceased.

Estate OI btIlulll LtSlOS, OcCedSeu
The undersigned, JOHN \. LEGROS,
having been duly appointed Administra-
tor of the Estate OF Edmund NJ. Legros,
Of Honolulu, deceased, hereby gives no
tice to ali persons having claims against
the Estate Of said decedent to present
the same duly authenticated and with
the proper vouchers, if any exist,
whether such claims be secured by mort
gage or otherwise, at his place of bust
ness in Honolulu, t0-wit: Postotlice Box
OBI. or at his residence. Number 2025
Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, within six
months from the date hereof, or they
viii be forever barred.
Dated, Honolulu, I. H., January l.,
1910.
JOHN A. LEGR RIOS
Administrator of the Estate OF Ed
mund NJ. Legros. Deceased.
S563-,Jan. is, ., Feb. !, s. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
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LOUIS l.. Williams, former Judge IN
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Severe earthquake shocks were felt
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Cold weather prevented disastrous
floods in Pennsylvania.
Six persons We're hurt in q train
wreck near Cincinnati.
Thirty million dollars VIII be an
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Fulton G. Berry is seriously i'll al
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-25
Temperance Notes.

In surgery the treatment Of inju'
ries, ~dislocations, fractures and
sprains will vary widely in persons
who use spirits from those who are
abstainers.
Every advance Of scientific medi'
cine along geological and clinical
lines brings into increasing promin'
ence the influence Of alcohol in the
%causation OF disease, and the Deces'
sity of recognizing this in the que''
lions of diagnosis, prognosis aud the
various health problems which occu:
in everyday life.
Wounds and injuries are more cas-
lily infected and heal more slowly, and
are followed by greater depression
lower vitality and longer GONZALES
cence in drinking persons.
In private practice the symptoms
of fever and local infammations and
localized pains, are very often trace
able to alcohol which, when removed
is followed by recovery.
Preliminary announcement of the
plans for the Worlds w. c. T. u
Convention to be held at Glasgow
Scotland, in 1910, are already being
issued, and indicate a gathering o.
record-breaking interest in White
Ribbon circles
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-25
A Great Sermon.

heard a big sermon this morning
walk in the Spirit, and we shall
not fulfill the lusts Of the flesh
"So>many think they are Christians
IL they avoid certain evils; but you
can't describe a Christian by telling
what he Is not; a Christian has to
walk not be passive. Best defense
is attack. Expulsive power Of a new
affection. .
TOO much religion is made up OF
Dor'ts-that's Old Testament way.
not New. One may keep all the Ten
Commandments and be no Christian.
Abstain is not the key of the Sermon
on the Mount. I did not come to
shut out things Life more abun-
dainty. You cannot shovel out the
dark with a scoop. Let light in.
Many church members have no idea
of throwing themselves into church
work. Christian service is measured
by nan by the least that they can do
and get on respectfully. Wish sue
we're not in the church. Ulysses put
wax in his ears; Orpheus made better
music, and so was safe from sirens"
And it is true-that's the worst OF
it. I think a pastor must often be
more discouraged by the dead wood
in his church than by the sinners out
Of it. And the preacher made mt feel
that I was just a bit of that dead
wood myself.-Dr. c. c. Bragdon, I'D
lions Herald.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-25
A PRAYER For the Aged.

Oh, most merciful God, cast me not
off in the time of my old age. For
sake me not if my strength faileth.
May my hoary head be found in right
eousness. Preserve my mind from
dotage and imbecility, and my body
from protracted disease and e~Xcruclat-
ing pain. Deliver me from ~despond-
ency in my declining years, and en-
able me to bear with patience what
ever may be Thy holy will. I humbly
ask that my reason may continue to
the last; and that l may be so COM
forted and supported that I may leave
my testimony in favor Of the reality
of religion and of Thy faithfulness ii
fulfilling Thy gracious promises. And
when my spirit leaves this clay tene-
ment, Lord Jesus, receive it.. SEND
some of the blessed angels to convey
my inexperienced soul to the man
sions which Thy love has prepared;
and, oh, may I have an abundant en-
trance ministered unto me into the
Kingdom of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ.-Archibald Alexander,
D. D.