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Too Many Negro women voted.

FRANKFORT. Ky. March 1.-The Cen
eral Assembly has adopted and sent 10 the
Governor for approval a bill taking from
the women of kentucky the right 10 vote
In school trustess' elections. The bin was
introduced by Mr.. Kali OF Lexington. In
that city al the last general election the
negro women controlled the election.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE market for All
descriptions OF print cloths Is affected br the
uncertain labor conditions at Fall River. neither
buyers sellers showing much disposition
do business In this market conditions show
little change In any direction The tone CON
tinues very firm I'm most descriptions, with de-
mand Of ordinary proportions.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. March 11-Poultry weak: chick
ems. sac; turkeys. 11a12c; ducks. sc: geese
4Q5c-
CHICAGO. March fl.-Dressed poultry steady.
turkeys. 1Oa12c; chickens, 10a11ize.
CINCINNATI, March u.-Poultry steady.
chickens. l0al2c; turkeys. 9a12c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. March 1I.-Cotton easv.
Sales. 1l50 bales Ordinary, 7-1sc. good ordi-
nary, Z l5-l6c; low middling, S 5-l6c; middIing
S4sc; good middling. Sc; middlng fair ss.c Re-
ceipts. Ash bales; stock. ga bales
NEW YORK. March 1L-spot cotton closed
Sales. Isis bales
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Tu statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive OF the $50 100000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance............S17 7, Az. 142
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80, 454, els
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD a
FRANKLIN n. n. co.

Passenger cars leave Pennsyl and wash
inEton streets First car a. a. and hourly
thereafter until 10 b M. Last car leaves al uis
D..
Combination passenger ard express leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets Tor Greenwood only
az $3.50 a. m. and S:50 ,. m.
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RAILROAD TIVE Cam.


z. NJ time is in BLACK figures. Trains marked
thus; Daily; S-Sleepers P-Parl0r Car; c.
sunday only
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CINCINNATI, March ll.-Policeman
Frank Miner was arrested to-day for arson
and confessed that he attempted TO burn
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. Size; Mexican
dollars. 4S1ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at 251sd an
ounce.
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Hogs-Receipts, COO: shipments. 500 All
OF the losses noted in yesterdays market
were fully regained to-day leaving the
market in as good condition as at the close
last Saturday. Prices were &c to 10c higher
than yesterday. Business was brisk, with
all buyers out. Shippers bought the bulk
of the supply. Sales ranged from $3.50 TO
500. choice heavy hogs were quoted at
S6.4Od6 40, with the best light grades rang
ing from So to S615. Only ordinary light
mixed pigs and roughs sold below Sc. The
market closed steady at the advance. Quo
tatiOnS:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut St. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. March li.-Flour duh and heavy.
red winter patents. s. S564.05: extra fancy and
straight S4.45q4-55: clear. $5-leqs-25 Timothy
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Merchants National Bank.u,...........15s
Union Trust Company ....................195
Marion Trust Company
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Sheep-Receipts light; shipments none.
There are no changes TO report. The de-
mand for prime stock was strong but
rather Indifferent common and medium
The few offered sold promptly at steady
prices. The market closed quiet and steady
Quotations:
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Metals.
BRONZE TABLET UNVEILED.

ST. LOUIS. March 1L-Metals irregular Lea,
easier at A02izQf05c. Spelter steady al Aloe
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GIN, HAM. q DAYTON RY.
q WESTERN n. n


Toledo, Chicago and Michigan ......f.M si03s
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago linn. ia 20 70 25
Muncie Lafayette and Laporte spec. 20 ito. IS
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COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK

Ualudbte articles stored in our
Safe Deposit DauttS are giUen
the same protection as the prop
erty of the Bank - - - ~ -
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SEALS, STENCILS AND STAMPS.
DIR. C. I. FLETCHER

RESIDENCE-lO23 North Pennsylvania street
OFFICE-7l3 South Meridian street.
Of'ce HOurs-9 20 10 a. TO p. m: 10
.. COMMUNICATIONS. ncSs Az old. lse.
Brown.
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Thirty-Nine Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Of
fee of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending 5 p m, March II. 1891,
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 129 East Market street.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.

City Ticket Office. No. I East Washington 50
Depart. Arrive
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transactions Mt the Interstate Yards

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDs. INDIAN
APOLIS, March .-Cattle-Receipts small;
shipments none. To-day's prices were fully
steady at last Fridays quotations. Moth
ing hut ordinary butcher cattle was Of
fered, but the market was in fair condi-
ton, the local demand being large enough
to take all coming. The veal market con-
tlnues steady. with choice ones ranging
from So to 1913. Trading ruled quiet clos
Ing steady at quotations:
The colored American., 1902-08-30
EDUCATE THE ENTIRE SOUTH

A recent writer in The Alkakest
Magazine, published by Southern men.
at Atlanta, Ga, referring to the great
gift of One Million Dollars bv. .John ID
Rockefeller to the cause of education
IN the South, refers to Booker IT.
Washington of the Tuskegee Normal
and Industrial Institute, as having a
very potent influence in the way of in
duclng Mr.. ROckefeller's interest in
southern education. The statement Of
the writer is as follows: primarily
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., is responsible
for his fathers great interest in the
cause of education in the South hut
Booker T. Washington is one of the
contributing causes which resulted in
the wide scope of the movement. 1t
is said that Mr.. Washington and Mr.
Rockefeller have met two or three
times in connection with the matter.
and that the former has had a great
deal of influence in suggesting that the
gift be used for the education of all
the children of the South, regardless of
color?"
The colored American., 1902-08-30
DRESS MAKING ACADEMY.

e Inc dc Lam Orton Famous French Perfec.
Sion Fa1Ior System Nine ]. A. SmaIlwood
NOle Agent IoI6 Madison street, northwest.
morning class from g. m to o. M
AIernoon class 2 to D. m. daily,
. Evenings from 7.30 to 10 o'clock.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays dres
makers and ladies who wish to do their ow
dressmakinE.
81 -WANTED-To learn the wonderful Be
lam Orton French Perfection Tailor system
Seamiess BSSques without one inch of visible
1StH, IN ni1ne or goods, not even on the
much earnest progressive study as success
vi Work In any OF the professions No detail
IS too small TO be looked afte We teach Won
70 maze dresses with or without seam and
su4Tahtee perfect nts, and complets your
rot rss with 8 diploma
Fuplis can sntar al any Tina
The colored American., 1902-08-30
pIsCORD IN CHURCH ORGANS.

1t is remarkable that the coarsest ex-
pressions bordering on profanity, to be
found in any of our exchanges, are in
the church organs.-BaItimor Lancet.
'"The Man-on the-Corncr," in the Col
ored American, is being discussed all
over the city. His pertinent paragraphs,
spicy shots and humorous kits have
endeared him to literary Washington
and his criticisms are caustic and search
.ing.-W. 7. MeHard in Ne7V York Age
The colored American., 1902-08-30
The KEYSTONE PARK.

The Keystone Park. Suitland, Md, will be open
aud ready for business June Ist. A commodioue
mouse with larse and improved premises, plent,
OF fresh water with garden and chickens where 3
NUMBER OF select couples people can be &C
conmodated. Everything Is strictly frst-class
Inc Route 30 Cars run to the new Pennsylvania
ave-, bridge and for those who drive follow the
straight road and watch the signs Private parties
Will pc met at the bridge conveyances. For those
who desire to spend the heated term ARRANGEMENTS
wilI be u4ade for uips morning and evening
For further information apply at 443 Ist ST. s. W
The colored American., 1902-08-30
LEr's FIGHT THE CoMMoN ENEMY.

Harry Smith of the Cleveland Ca
zette has declared a never-ending war
on E. E. Cooper, of the Washington
Colored American. Smith has made out
against Mr.. Cooper a case of crooked
ness. Cooper replies that Smith is dis
grunued and that the charges are with
cut foundation. Thus matters stand
We'll, boys, let us call the bet off and
begin the attack upon the common enc
my.-DallGS Express.
The colored American., 1902-08-30
JUST A LITTLE PRACTICE WORK

THE CoLoRED AMERICAN unbott1es the
pent-up vitrol of its wrath upon the
much abused head of the Cleveland Ga
Sette, last week. If you call that calm
and digniied summary, Bro. Cooper,
we should hate to read your pages when
you had decided to display your wrath.
charleston Nv. Va) AdVOcate.
The colored American., 1902-08-30
Sincerely yours,
Commander in Chief.

! notice the reference to me in the
Fost Of last Monday by a writer sign
ing himself John M. Thompson, to the
eject that I had protested against Civ
ing cOlOred men employment in the
government service. Mr.. Thompson IN
,Foduces this by complaining that the
Executive Departments, here, swarm
With young, strong, colOred employees,
Who loaf about the corridors and sit
around in lazy idleness and, as watch
men and in other similar places, are
The colored American., 1902-08-30
SUMNER RESORTS.

flrst-class counry hoard for coIored people
atIoN est ra,e es. lsnty shade fruit milk. fresh
VeEetables Good home cooking. Free trans
POItStlon to from OTestGlen cars. For particu-
ialS 5 ana to nave some one meet you at cars, Ad-
aTess Mrs Mary q. Mitchett. Cloverly p. U.
Nj Montgomery o. Nd
The colored American., 1902-08-30

voting power can be increased, it can
be prominent function of the Order
to enforce it, up to complete. unuues-
TONED, and final effect, the political
and legal rights Of our colored fellow
citizens.
The colored American., 1902-08-30
"LADY OF THE TIGER" AGAIN.

Director Merriam says he is not re-
sponsible for the dismissal of Negro
clerks, as the clerks for permanent re-
tention were named Dv the Senators and
Congressman. Now, are the Negroes in
the North, East and West going to vote
for Congressman, this fall?-.St. Lakes
Herald
The colored American., 1902-08-30
PUT DOWN ANOTHER TALLY"

Last week the Washington Cd. c.
COLoRED AMERICAN issued as supple
ment a four-colorcd engraving of Prof.
Booker T. Washington. The engraving
is a triumph of mechanical art and skill.
The American announces that it will is
sue these supplements at frequent in
tervals and that the series will include
only those leaders of the race whose
merits and services entitle them to
prominence. Score another for THE
CoLoRED AMERICAN.-Maxton Blade.
The colored American., 1902-08-30
WANTEO-A POSITION.

An 'otellieent young man who is taking a col
lege course desires a position as bookkeeper
copyist or any kind OF off e work. Salary no OBJ
Ject. Address W" care this ONCE.
The colored American., 1902-08-30

The Colored American is the leading
race paper in the United States. 1t is
always full of s-SOnthzUester4
Herald, Victory, Texas.
The colored American., 1902-08-30

Hyou have spare room that you would like TO
Colored American.
The colored American., 1902-08-30
COTTAGES FOR SALE,

Four desirable Cottages Jefferson Street be-
tween ashington and La Fayette Streets. In the
best locality, newly, painted and papered all
the atest improvements easy terms. For farther
particulars address J. HarryHughe Cape May, NJ
The colored American., 1902-08-30
Contemporary Views.

The true minister carries happiness,
not discord. in his train.
cred us.-EXchange.
The colored American., 1902-08-30
An Eloquent Denial.

Continued from Fourth Page.
The colored American., 1902-08-30

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with board
I6tz 10th street. n. W.
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cANvAssERs WANTED.

or gentlemen. Apply 10 q. l.. Langton.
Friday. at National Bank cf Commerce.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED-Forty men 20
sc north Tor ranch work AT s. a day
and board. 70 hours work. long job =
men 70 send west into The wheat coun-
Try 80 ride sulky pl0ws and other work.
81 $3.50 "a day and board; = men for
thresmng machines, at N-2g Gay ana
Sons 500 miles southeast. railroad work.
a. so 70 Sl.75 a day; board 81 a week.
farm hands. at SO 10 So a month,
hotel cooks, $ TO so a week. white
hotel porters. SO Il month dining
room boys Tor hotel; news agents.
T. run from Kansas City 10 Colorado
springs ms lcb VIII pay So a month,
- deposit, women cooks for hotels,
wages y 10 81 a week, 8 women second
cooks Tor hotels. is diningroom girls,
women Tor houSeW0rk on farms, s. a
week, women ia town for Homework,
81 - q week henworthy. Employment
Agent Sa-tf
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WAN s
FOR sALE-sn Waco. roons. large
barn, hss shade, 3 jet front y hii-sS.
FOR SALE-izI7 jackson avenue. new
S-room cottage with good pantry
large closets ard walled cellar. which
cost Sl-20o 10 build and IS feet. e.lsS
Lax xhe city. Prise, 8 80. worth Si-SN.
VII rent for re Reese s Co. II
<. First street S-I
FOR SALE
= yEynosa. recEas, ~ fsst. So:
FOR SAT F.
cenlpiete list q r~ssaeaceS ard aesirahis
lois. al sizes. locations and Izrtcte-
Write or cal. Indicate what you want
WIN send Sci. LIST or call and show you-
sS-sun-tg DEAN GORDON
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE
Tor SAf,T~SS ScrsS s ssiles out. geoa.
Rev house. o4arn. orchard. NislesAra.
= acres pasture. 6 acres alfalfa teneed
hog-tiSht, one~haif bottom land - -
acre joan Farmer = -
FOR sAi.Es-f2o choice lots = tsst. s.
meat ~AifIS. SsstttsHst Nstt.ft y 49, 49, -.
s,se streets = .,s..,,s.,s.ss@
oE4cs LII - %D -
- =. - - - - -, -. -.
EoiA ssAt-f--sV 81 ~ ~ - lsst, ta.''...'
s.st so ~ ssssS - es-S -. .. III
At 80 \ Hydraulic. N-stN
FOR sAI.E-loo feet. east front. middle
seeeii4 "s.eNl 500 +AsAtt = So. -
Per iQt iess tn.in prs - stt s9ts $50
Ing lots VII sell = Feet y Hfste5ssNi'
------------ -------------
FOX SAAfs-f tAr LAftl-s 80 49, -
de-ae county. a. eettem ftitse 49,
seed iane sueJeet x ~. So 49,.
MHts ,a"sss-s q D~~e - 50 81.
Meade Co. Kan
f9R sAkE-F9sr I lo's, =. e9 s iss'ss 9 a s
DAYS. Now i Yoer ehantc. Tao i'Ieo.'s
houses ih til.tN biusN. 2, t-4.t -. - -
sag Tor - Price, kl-sse- a r. ae.
10 \ MAIN
-. - - -
FOX sALt-Af = ntfS.sils " 500. ~ -.
sefn-F ~ 1hiia anu S"Ftii41f'-
ass sherman
-, T, ~ - .s-..--,.~
2 1h SAIL tsvt, , - Z tt.'tt 4ss--
ase SHADE east frost s-ss q. = i'ssss-
- - = - - 80
Fot. - -let aNf's. go l,'in
miles from city, good lmpfoteu'eHea.
Si.e-f tssir ~etA' ,.-. $500 - s.i,..
arm, thtre tniles siNi1 ssst't - -
houSs nSti.~, tratea. Nsii' s-,'1 N'i' -
81 s1eefosn pFogsfss 49, s ~ Pc ...5ii. s,-.
proved. largc house aad barn orchard.
shsas. a. - N',a nay l '..,s ss's .,'..s9.'s
SIX 10 y. Main.
- =. : - - -. 80. -.
: TX SNL-4s-s- tttt o. Neft" ~
$500 ssssH - s.'l ,l ~. egsh 80 TX
Box -, city N-aa-Ne-if-u
-, go. -, ~. ...s.
rs SAL ~ 49, ~ 1919. -
49, t.,,..3s,,s o-.l,,,,i as .~r'. ...,.@-
cultivation. - acres pasture tna =
1sItr hea1oN p" 80 A.ts
I, M $3.50. - - - 49,
sl-ia--a-s.' -l-...
NO esTw So ..- ~ sss.4.
EoS S.t+t--ssi's sIN"'.a. W. ~Fr3
g.ase, e "a, l,sstes. sl'.-s e.. a. ~,
- seNatt ~" y eis7 s.~l,. s" f'-
- 80. ... 49,
81 y acc eNen'4s e''s1k' i'4iHa. =
lar. sistsrn. only I..'e s., ....
North Main street business properly.
North Main street business property.
N s Man sise.t l'is'ns 3 Ffosps''Vs
y acres, .rnrroyea. miles ort 81 ans
bottom LEND So Icf acre.
J zee p2iesd fsfm- miisa eit' 500
and map. PRED 81 iskAEI.
- -
FOX StAi.f.-ssei''ti - ias.i hf-f Heas
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FOR SALE-A nice home. al . sacrifice.
new house. with lis acrcs. ln suburbs
Can give immediate possession. Must
sell. Price. s3s5- Cal or address 81
Eagle street Silk
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

-
FOR sALE-By J. ". AIofat. li7 \. Main
Extraordinary bargain. beautifully stu
ated near Arkansas aTeuue aa1 Nine
teeath street, not far from street cars
Here Is q cosy. comfortable. Groom cot
tage. together with nine east front lots
covering valuable plat - feet front IS
173 feet deep. and ~ direct iiae of many
contemplated Improvements AbdnG-
ance q shade and fruit trees Price Tor
an. for few DAYS. oaly Esa We3 worth
nearly double that sum. See Monat. AZ
once. os-lt
FOR SALE-By owner. s-.ogm house. 7l's
feet OF ground $50. 7ie =. Elizabeth. $3.50
New Groom house = ieet q ground
40 :. Eliza beth s. 'ts tatt On ~ write
I +. Posey. - South Elizs Beth
7s-sun-2tx
FOR. sAf.E-At a bargain. II takeu soon.
z-st0rv. T-ruow brick h9use. ir good
condition inside and oGt good cellar.
fruit, shade grape aTbor sta barn l7ts
x w.fh this properly, - which are
Enclosed rith woven wire fence well
fitted Ter cnicse1-r1t slnE or Earc nir
This property IS oil-F - blocks from car
line. can give long lne 30 large part
81 uonnili Tare - interest Thomas
q CO.. Is y IasEs1 street Silk
FOR- SAI.E-on waco avenue. south =
Central 7-T0oui cottage. with pcrcs-
lain bath clesel- 1ara.e top y tsil-sfsaa.
hlt and cold water Ertf AID mantle,
f-iz feet and anf l-ie. tyr 80
Reese & Co. 81 u F.rst street S-lt
FCR. sAf.E-Slce --room hgese. large
barn fruit and shade trees Gail - tf-s
: Water street silk
100 s FIfth. > feet. oae-reorn house
=. G. Pierce place. 81 Gecl tlfle.
a5-snn-sf DEAN SoRDo$-
FOX sALE,--srlve--o cetfzge ard barn.
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FCR SALE-By owner. s-yogm house zll4
New Groom house. - feet ~ ground.
40 :. Eliza beth 8 Hs tait on ~ write
L +, P0sey - South E.lza Beth
ls-sun-3iK
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SALESMAN VA NJ ED Experienced
specially salesman. Vacancy September
list. Integrity and Salesmanship VIII
make the position permanent. So
weekly. IN advance. Merchants pay for
goods out Of sales. J. j. =. Co. Box
175. Cleveland Q. S-24-ltx
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OFFICE ROOMS Fer RENT.

FOX .EN A-Lls.Frs AL-rr ice el-sse
rrn-s IN SHEETS 1ulllsnz " =
Tucker. - Z Douglas aYezue-
FeR REST-On College E5z1 tTr blocks
rarzh - car lire. corner Secs1c aG3
lraseT. frs scres parity n 5rs1.E I'D .
rror ratrzEe rev uauirg- csilsr a.tse.
clsteru- city water. hzra. epW olT1-
shirkas tsslsss Cal. EEoraszzzs. 90 prem
sses Nrs- Erls1nV Se-sG-tz-t---r
EoR RE<T-k vel improved farm =
- acres good scczti01- Can gre pea
sesslaa row - March lsl I7ass-e -
Locust street A~.lx
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FUH saLE-Efta 81 e1F asee s-faaza
ssst frrr Eetfa4e hare. sfb - fs
- E~r9 -rf~.ara-t sNr e~tsss
etr North - tfaFs zf aeTe sraa-
ertF rtose 81. Af4rssa Cftars easr
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LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Mrs. JOS. Richards will conduct a
Bible class this afternoon in the Y. w.
c. A. rooms, commencing at 5 o'clock.
Anyone interested in taking up the
weekly study is invited TO attend.
Rev G. L. Pearson has received no.
tice from the California conference that
he has been reassigned to the Meth
odist church in Honolulu for another
year. He is also reappointed presiding
elder for the district
At meeting of the Haokmen's Union
last evening q committee of five was
appointed to interview legislative cam
didates in order to secure their views
upon legislation desired by the hack
men. H. NJ. Rooney is chairman of the
committee.
Brother Serapaon and Brother Rochus
went to Molokai in the Lehua yester-
day, the former as assistant to Father
Maxine and the latter to enter the
Baldwin home. Father Oliver of Ko-
hala Mucceeds Father Maxine at Hilo
and Father Alloys will fill the vacancy
at Kohala.
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KENNARD AND
WEDAY MATCHED
win Box Ten Rounds on No
vember 18th a. the
Orpheum.

James Kennard. known as the St.
Paul Kid, and Jack weday signed arti-
cies yesterday at noon for ten-round
boxing contest for points. to come off
at 9 p. m. on the evening of November
10. at the Orpheum. The conditions of
the agreement are for catch weights
and to break clean at the command of
the referee. The contest is for a purse
of $500.
The main event of the evening will
be preceded by preliminaries between
Bennett and Harris, Fox and Kamin-
sky, and wrestling match. The full
program has not been definitely decided
on as yet.
Jack Wedays work in the ring has
been witnessed on several. occasions in
Honolulu and these contests have prov
ed him to be a game boxer. Kennard
is a new arrival and since displaying
his knowledge of the manly art has
attracted many friends. He is fast
man. combining both science and
strength. He is quick on his feet and
is hard hitter. That he has a right
to considerable note in the ring is evil
denced by his. draw with Joe Cans, now
one. of the best known fighters on the
mainland.
Phil Kaminsky will be Jack Weday's
sparring partner at Long Branch dur
ing his training for the Kennard We
day boxing contest next month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Very newest in yeilings and ready
made wells at Sachs's.
Rainier and Primo beer at 1oc glass
at the Criterion saloon.
A iizard-skin purse and card case is
advertised in our Lost ads. Reward Of
fered
Two cottages on Young ST. are offered
for rent on very easy terms. See our
classified ads.
There is but one stove, and that is "a
Jewel" w. w. Dimond 81 Co, Ltd,
have them for sale.
A special meeting is called of the
stockholders of the Kona Sugar Co. for
Thursday. Oct. 2Srd.
handsome dress shoe for ladies is
advertised by the Manufacturers Shoe
Co. ct $500 per pair.
Extra good value in muslin under
wear Chemises, 35c; night gowns, CSC;
drawers. 40c; at Sachs Dry Goods Co
Mrs, H H Williams is showing some
new designs for Christmas embroidery
at her art rooms, corner Richards and
Beretania.
A purse containing money was lost
yesterday between the postoffice and
Kamehameha school Reward at Adj
vertiser office.
4 Fred Philip & Bro, harnessmakers
and saddlers, are now settled in their
new quarters on Bethel St. near Hotel
Phone Main 80.
Choice Kona coffee sold for zoe a
pound at the Kalihi store Send orders
to corner King and Bethel St, or over
the phone. White 1851.
You can buy the famous Stein-Bloch
wholesale tailored clothes for almost
the same price that you would have to
pay for inferior makes and you will get
double the service and latest fashions.
M McInerny, Ltd, has them.