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II JUOEBAIVD. TM JMTABLISMBD SEPT, 23. erery Ten Ing, and boll. excepted. H-00 a year, wnen pi ta atance month.

2 cents per copy, delivered Hiy put of the city or Mnt by null. Advertising ntec reasonable and made known application. tmlcatlons tboold MBRA1.II PITHMSHIKG POBMMODTH, N. H. No.

21-- 3. F. W. HARTFORD B. M.

TILTON, Editors and Proprietors. Uttered H.Poit MOOBO cuts mall matter .1 PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH'S ISTIBSSTS. want local newel the More local all other combined. Try It TUESDAY, SOVEMBEK C. 1900.

In 1890 the republican watchword was "Open the Mills." This year It Is "Keep Them Open." It is a condition, not theory, that confronts this country, and Its name is Bryauism, repudiation and dishonor. Altgeld and anarchy, Bryan and Bry- nnarchy, Croker and thaos--these are the of the democratic campaign. When you see a man betting good hard on Bryan let it remind you thnt a fool and his money arc soon pnrted. Further dispatches from Kentucky say that Jack (Jhlnn is confident of car- ing the state for Bryan and orderly government. A breath of Pine Balsam IB every cake.

Bicycle riders, If 1 1 and all lot era of suffer from rough, red And chapped hands cm a i comfortable and give a heilthyappcir ancetothcikm by tlar- lln.a boaD. i perfect flarfina Pt A. AProductof Perfect Purity FOR ROUGH SKIN. atcd. it destroys disease germs, keeps the pores open ind rnkes the skin soft and Mo other soap to clue in for purifying and beautifying the complexion.

1 he only preventive of pimples and blackheads. by physicians for bath, sick room aud nursery. cfcfta at iftadtair orl Ma fol 01 receipt pine by HU'l'LY W3 Broadway, Y. DEAF NESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED at horn by oil device; iM-lp Malic kcrd acljtifltini; UMduidiztdonwl by pfayil elMi, i iUtutmted book yt UattuonlnU, Xo pain. SPOB-TING NOTES Gardner of the Maplewood Athletic club eleven is a fast and plucky end.

The Unity club football team plays the Dover Athletic club eleven in Dover Saturday. The members of tho Unity club eleven are requested to report at practice every evening this week. Fumbling characterized the play of the Dover eleven in its game with the Maple woods Saturday. Copt. Grover, of the Unity club team, is confined to the house and will probably not be able to play in Saturday's game.

The advance sale of seats for the An- dover-Exeier football game to be played in Andover next Saturday, Kov. is very large, Wesleyan defeated Dartmouth Saturday sixteen to five, and Tufts won from New Hampshire college, twenty-eight to nothing. Cornell'a victory over Princeton Saturday would seem to place the tint named team in a clasp with the best. The old cry of iluke cannot explain away two successive victories of the Itnacans over tha Tigers. HOW'S THIS NOT UNREASONABLE.

Relative to something that appeared in the Herald' "Heard at Kandom" column a few days ago, the Newburyport Mews saye: The request which a citizen of Ports mouth presents to the Boston Maine railroad for a quicker tram service to and from Boston on the Eastern division it not an unreasonable one, when the opportunities for improvotufeDt in this respect are considered Faster train service out ol Boston for Ports- month and Newburyport would mean quite a little to each place, perhaps more to Newburyport than to the for mer place. The trend of the wealthy people of Boston is into tho country tor their summer homes, and if tlmre was faster train service to this city, Newburyport would certainly get some Astabhshmentft here that would do it credit and add materially to the taxable wealth of the city. We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any cane of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J.

CHENEY Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to curry out any obligations made by their linn: WEST TiitJAY, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, WALDINO, KINNAN fe MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood anc mucous surfaces of tho system.

Tosti monials sent free. Price 75c. per bot tta. Sold by all Druggists. Testimon iuLs free.

Hall's Family Pills are the best. ELECTION WEATHEB. AT MUSIC HALL TONIGHT. The vaudeville programme to be run off at Music hall tonight will bo a very entertaining accompaniment to the announcement of the election returns from all parts of the country. The talent is picked from C.

J. Gorman's I forces and all the turns will be of a high class. Prominent people to appear are the California trio, introducing very clever tumbling and comedy; Maud Do Lora, act is novel and sensational in the extreme; Flynn and Marion, whose songs and daccos are all right down to date; the Higgins brothers, adept in black-face fnnmaking; Burto, acknowledged to bo tha slickest clown juggler playing dates today; and the great entertainer, M. T. Bradley.

There are other features fully as deserving of special comment, tho whole comprising a list of specialties of unusually pronounced merit. OBITUARY. Nellie W. Oraig. Miss Nellie W.

Craig of Peacham, died very suddenly Saturday at the aome of her aunt, MrH. Josiub Dearborn, in Hampton. Kho was but 21 years. 8 months and 15 days of age. For nine weeks she had been a guest at Hampton, and had intended to return aome Saturday, bat was taken sick and died on that day after un illness of twelve Apoplexy was tha cause of her death.

She was charm- young woman, and her demise has caused much grief tl roughout the neighborhood. The body taken to Peacham. Helen Livingston McDuffie. Miss Helen Livingston MoDufTie, only daughter of Rev. and MIM.

M. V. McDuflie of East Orange, N. former- ot this city, died Monday morning, Nov. 5th at 12:20 o'clock, after an illness of over four months of heart disease resulting from rheumatic fever, the interment wan at New Brunswick, on Wednesday.

The news of he death of Miss McDnffie will be earned with the deepest regret by the rien'Js of the former pastor of the Mid lie Street Baptist chnrch and the (anii- y. Miss McDuBeo was a girl of great promise to her parents and tho deepest lympatby is felt for them in their lose. Jennie Gillett. i Jennie Gillett, the seven months old Laughter of Mr. and Mis.

Eennard i city, died tins morning. POLICE COURT. Be Writes EilerlaiiiElif of 'He PMpe Mauls, 4 The Insurgents Were Banting on ie Election of Brian, Traek Calls Attention to Tffany Happenings Around Cavite. Ed. Assault Case Heard and Disposed by udge Emery this Morning.

of! The Jackson street assault case was heard before Judge Emery in rohoe court this morning. L3ster Thompson and George Paine wore found guilty BB haiged in the complaint und lined $3 and costs of $7.27 each. Lizzie Johnson, who was alleged to been mixed up in the affair, was discharged. Willis L. Moore, chief of the United States weather bureau in Washington, on Monday night issued the following special forecast for Tuesday, pertaining to New England: In New England there in considerable cloudiness under the influence of an area of low pressure, which is drifting eastward, 1'air weather will prevail, except that light rains in Maine, northern New Hampshire and ermout muy continue during a portion of the day Tuesday.

OGTJNaUIT. Xov 5 C. C. lloyt and family closed tlu-ir summer home at Beachrnere, Nov. 1.

Mips Emma Uttlefield Is her nelce, Mrs. Lester Staples at the Kivei- side cottage. Mr Herbert Shattuck of York Beach and Mi SB Ida Perkins, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TTlrani I'crklns of Ogunqult, were married Sunday morning, Nov.

4th, at the Christian parsonage by Hfcv. N. T. Kidlon. A FlHh Story WlUi a Moral.

A story i inonil, or whose solo reason for bclnu' Is to carry a moral, may not; vikj'fl bo out of plucu. Hero IH ono, brief anil to tha point, which is good for ull lutl- tudoH mid nil Minus: A young mnn stood llHtloofily watching sonio anglers on a brldgo. Ho was poor find dejected. At approachingn basket filled with wholo- 8omo looking fish ho sighed: "If I now Imd thcsu, 1 would be hasipy. I could soil thorn nt a fulr prioo tvnd, buy mo food und lodgings)." "1 will glvo you just ns many und just ns good tho owner, who chanced to hoar his words, "if you will a trilling favor." "And whnt Is thatf" asked tho other.

"Only to tend this line till I aome baok. I wish to go on i short orrund." Tho proposal was gladly ncooptcd. Tho old ronn wus gone so long that tho young mun begun to got Impatient Meanwhilo the fish snapped greedily nt tho baited hook, and tho young man lost all his depression in the excitement of pulling them in. When the owner returned, ho had caught a largo number. Counting out from thorn as many ns there wore in the basket nnd presenting them to tho young man, tho old fisherman suld, "I fulfill my promise from the fish you hovo caught to teach you whenever you see others earning what you neocl to waste no time in foolish wishing, but cast a line for Housekeeping.

Warned. A gentleman who spent Inst summer In 10 country with his family has two little ioys, who ono day wandered Into pasture which a bull belonging to a neighboring urmer was grazing. Although no harm was done, tho gentleman tho next day ro- alvcd tho following woto from tho owner tho you bettor not lot your little boys tho pustor with my bull creature, or ho is not a niniiiblo bull creature and might do considdnblo dnmidgoif ho tost horn 20 or 80 feet into tho air whiten I would not bo responsible for him not doing ho took a notion to. So please take lottcc and bewuroof tho bull hereafter. "-Touth's Comnunion.

HARD FOB, SQUIRRELS. It is said that this is going to be a hard winter on squirrels, for aside from the chestnuts the crop of nnU is very and even chestnuts are not over plenty. There is not the quantity of flieetnuU in the market that there was iMtyetr. The frail sUuds have fair "applies and get prices for them above the avenge. Of other sorta c.f unta (here are but few, walnuts, hickory note, being scarce, tnd hardly enough have grown to warrant anybody in going utter them.

Squirrels that cannot get will nave to on aud other inferior nnU, TOTJB BEST WOBS. Cannot be done unities you have good healMi. You cannot hive good health without pure blood. You miyhave pure blood by taking Hood's Saranpai ilia now. You cannot tlio good it will do you i you try it.

Begin laUiii? it to day and sec how quickly It will give you an appetite, strongm and vigor and cure your rheumatism, catanh oi scrofula. All liver His an- cur.d by Hood's Pi Is. BXMBT ARRIVES AT CAVITE. The battleship Kentucky, now on the way to tho China station, bu been reported off the Azores, Admiral Remej, oo tha Brooklyn, UM arrived At Cavite, P.L CHRISTMAS GIFTS SOLDIERS. FOR The proiurlent ban isnol an executive order admitting freaof duty Ghmt- aiOB presents and tent by xnldiers in China to friends in the United States.

OREAT LUCK OF AN SDITOR. "For two joara all to cure Eo In thrt palm of my hands Editor fl. N. Lester, Kitu "thrn 1 WM wholly cnred by Bueklon'n Arnica Hulve." It thft world's bent for and all nkin dUfeuei. Only 2o Globe Grocery Co.

Good News eritvg tv A new size of TANGIN can. now be Hfe.d for FIFTY CENTS. e.n la.rge bottle act Think of itl Prompt relief From female troubles for only Haifa dollar. Surely when TANGIN can be had for so small a sum no sensible woman will go on suffering, TANGIN not an experiment. It relievo the agony of female ills at once and a complete cure in a very thoit time.

Thoiuandt of women have learned the abtolute truth of these You can canty prove it and at the tame time become a wund and happy woman by calling at Your Druggist's for either a f'jlfty Cont or Dollar size bottle of TANQEN A tample tent on itquot by nwntioniaf thii piper. Addreti A I STATION, CAVITE, P. I. Oct. 6,1900.

Editor of the i suppose Tilton is naring by this time and hope he baa entirely recovered from his ailments. I am still here, and in the same situation as when Ed. left --on the anxious seat to go home, but no orders as yet I had hope to have been home election, but it's out of the question now. The Meade sails Tuesday and the Logan is due today, but as she wa? en'route via Guam, she may not show up in the historic bay for several days yet. the clerks that were goiug home have gone and I am the last left, but as I did net leave when I hoped, am not so anxio' as I was a while ago.

Am going over to see Capt. J. E. Tuckor of ConoorJ, who is a foreman in tha arsenal found The rainy season, is fast oloeiug, and a')out ull we have are showers during the night. It has not been so severe as it last year, or else my informants of last year storms, unmercifully lied about it.

I canuot account for the Insurgents' activity during the last few months Unless they Imvt) the idea that in case of a change in the A tnerican administration, there may be a bopo that independence may come to the Islands. Perhaps they oount on what Bryan promised, that in case of his election, his tirst act would be to convene an extra session of congress and give thorn their independence. They will be disappointed in this hope for the pretent in any tve it. The i'llipmo people are iiot capable of self government. 1 have failed to fird an American on these islands, be he democrat or republican, who thinks that the time has come that the government of these la'aads cm be safely turned over to the natives.

Bight here in Cdute, we probably have one of the best civil governments that can be had, but it's under the supervision of the uaval authorities, and the line is laid it, and the native officials walk it. The president is a personal acquaintance of the writer, aud he probably does as good as any man can, but it would not be safe to wager that if Agui naldo's tribute gatherer calls on him for lucre to help his soldiers who are lid ing in the mountains, or at home in leir white Amigo snita, that he does ot or would not turn over the amount calls for. Thene people have the dea that tho Americans cannot stand he expense much longer, and that ooner or later they will have what they lairn belongs to them. Oavito piovinoe still remains what it Iways has been, the home of the most rouble. In the old town of Cavite here is not a single shop or place of uameBS, simply because the native will ot pay the tax of the internal revenue 0 the U.

S. government. They do this artly for fear bat mostly because they lo not wish to aid one penny's worth ha Americans. Some one has applied he name of "Little Brownies" to these eople, and it is very apt. The little figures as we know them by picture, in a thin cotton audershm which hangs outside pants of of white or color, without hat of any description or lead bandaged with handkerchief, and rou have presented to your view the average Filipino that is found outside of MiQili.

Ho has no thoughts for tomorrow and only cares to work one or two days oi the week, and can earn enough to take care of himself and fam ily for the rest. The rest of the lime loafs around on the streets with his tighticg cock under hid arm, tnd apparently contented with his situation in lift but on the rice fields the most of the men are satisfied if the women folks do the work, although there are exceptions, and mon, women and chil dron in tome cases stand in water ant mad to tleir kneos and plaut the rico. Darii.g my year's stay here, I have soen a gi eat deal of these people in thi naiglboihood, aud been in thoir homes 1 have never received an unkind wore or discourteous look or gesture from them; still I know they no love for us at foreigners. 1h tire a hundred bicycles in town today where a year ago there was hardly ono they bay them I can hardly 8cr bat snppoteon the installment plan A year or so ago I went by a prison ManiU where there were some hun dred or more innurgent officers oca fl nod from Mnka. They were ing cards, reading, mnd had the appear of getting enough to eat Here in Otvite the of war Ret the same rations the soldiers and probably never lived so well iu thoir lives.

There are some dozen oases of beri bori among them. They have tue eorvices of a native doctor. There seems to be no cur for an aggravated case of this disease, and there have I een quite a number of deaths. The legs swell until the foot looks as if the toes bad been driven in, one by one. The swelling creeps up to vital parts and death eu sues.

Mabini, Aguinaldo's old war secretary, has ju-t been given his freedom in Manila. The little, withered paralytic who has the undisputed reputation of being the brains of the whole crowd of insurgent chieftains, has been quartered in the Anda street police station. He has refused to take the oath of allegiance to the Americans, and instead of making a martyr of him the authorities have let him out under a few re strictions. He is destitute of means and bis old room is at his disposal. Arrangements are being made for friends to take care of him.

It was Mabini, so story goes, whose influence and vote cast the die for war in the Filipino congress at a time wnen Aguiualdo was for pence and now his word goes. Mrs. Aguiualdo has been in Cavite twice of late on business affairs with officers at headquarters. There was a rattling good game of base ball here Sunday afternoon be tweeu the teams of U. 8.

S. Celtic and 4 i a a i may read odd in New England, but the umpire was a clergyman chaplain at that. Since this letter was begun the Logan has arrived and out of the six hundred sacks we are looking for good news. Lieut. Hill of Concord is down from Olnrgabo for a few days.

JTJLIAN F. TBASK. THE SUCTION OF TRAINS. WHEN AND WHEEE THEY MEET. Veett at HaO, Peirce Black, Higli Second and Fourth of each, month, Officers--Charles Cole, P.

Charles E. Oliver, N. Willis Mathes, V. Kobert M- Herrlck, H. Charles W.

Ham, V. True W. Priest, K. of Allison L. Phianey, C.

of Samuel E. Gardner, M. of fieorge P. Knight, S. H.

rWSlOUTH LODGB, NO, 97, 0. Sfeetoai Hall, Daniel Second Fourth of each moth, ewsof Second Tuesday of June, July cmd Fourth Tuesday of tember, Officers--True W. Priest, E. R-, fl. Dow, I.R.

Davis. S. PORTSMOUTH CUIML, NO, 0,11 i at Hall, Franlclin Block, Fin and Third Thunday of each Month. Officers--Edward Voudy, D. Kichardson, V.

Fred Toslyu, S. Arthur Woodssumi, J. Frank Pike. K. Frank Langley, T.

W. Msrden, Frank Walsh HarroW, Joseph Walch, 1. IV Wm. P. Gardner, O.

P. mm LODGE, NO, is, i. tTeets in Odd Fellow? Hall every day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Officers--George W. French, N.

G. A. G. Stimpson, V. Howard An derson, Edwin B.

Prime, Treas. Albert C. Plumer, Fin. Sec. The Degree Flag will be displayed when decrees to ta conferred, watch for It Al brother Odd Fellows not members of the Lodge are cordially Invited to attend the Lodge meet- QBB and are assured a cordial greottne.

HAVE YOU SEEN THE il Fii Unsolved Thnt Have to Do With Modern. Railroading. "The theory that a train carries along an envelope of air is very interesting," said an engineer, "and I believe there Is a good deal of truth in it. I first had my attention attracted to the subject by a curious incident that happened several years ago at a crossing uear Birmingham, where trains pass twice a day at a speed of about 40 miles an hour. The tracks arc seven feet apart, and there would seem to be ample room to stand between them in perfect safety.

One afternoon, a small fox terrier dog belonging to a section boss was asleep in the middle space and woke up just as the trains closed in from ach side. There was a barrel on the ground near by, and the dog in his fright umped on top of it. That possibly rought him into one of the rushing envelopes of air. At any rate, he was whirled off his feet and thrown clear to he roof of the opposite car, where he was subsequently found jammed against a ventilator chimney, with no injury ex- a broken leg. How in the world he ver made such a journey and escaped alive is a mysteiy unless his fall was ieadcned by a cushion of air.

"Apropos of atmospheric pressure, it ia i well known fact that there is a 'vortex pace' or 'zone of suction" directly behind any rapidly moving tram, and its presence accounts for a grotesque happening hat took place some time ago on the 5outhern Pacific. While the California ound express was going through western Arizona at a clipping gait a possen- who was on the veige of the jimjams out to the rear platform, climbed on the rail and jumped off. He was wearing a very long linen duster, and a muscular tourist who happened lo be on lie platform at the time grabbed it by tails as it sailed by and yelled for iclp. 'When some of the others ran to us assistance, they found the lunatic stretched straight out in the air behind platform, howling like a Comanche, jnt safely anchored by his duster, which lad turned inside out and caught him at the shoulders. The muscular gentleman was hanging on for dear life, but had it not been for the fact that the would be suicide was virtually sustained and carried along by the suction of the vortex space something would certainly have way.

They reeled the man in, and lie promised ta be good. 'We have very little exact knowledge at present of the atmospheric conditions that surround a moving train. A fuller knowledge of them may lead to the solution ol some baffling problems in. trac- JHew Orleans Times-Democrat. DUNCAN'S SHOE STORE No.

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JOHN CUTLER, Proprietor How Two and Two Mn-ke Five. Fond Wife--You can't prove that two and two make five. Loving Ilubband--Easily. You say it onlj takes you two minutes to do your hair, don't you? Fond Wife--Yes. Loving Husband--And two minutes to dress? Fond Wife-Yes.

Loving Husband--Well, that's five hours, isn't Effective Method. "She attracts a good deal of attention." "No wonder; she's so outre." "In what way?" "Well, for one thing, she tries not to attract Journal. The Famous HOTEL WHITTIER, Open the Entire Year. Favorite stopping place for Portsmouth people. If yon are on a pleasure drive you cannot fail to enjoy a meal at Whit tier's.

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Tho Critic-- Tho color effects of your society portraits nre unreal. The Artist-- Well, you ace, I can't pnlnt poople in their true Kansas City Independent. CnutonM. "Thnt is a curious custom they have In eomoof tho south soa islands," said Mr. Wallace, "of marrying a girl to a tree or some Inanimate object, which is supposed to act as a sort of scapegoat for the shortcomings of tho real Hvo husband." "It is not absolutely unique," said MM.

Wallace, "for a woman In this country to be married to a stick." But Mr. Wallace, with the calm superiority of the masculine mind, refused to deem it penooal Kaqulnr. Bours: 10 ft. n. to IS to and 7 to Merrimac 1st, 0 JDHK1NS, 1.

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