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Evening journal., 1907-12-31

mamenf. crew. equipment Sad stores.
She was built by White, OF cowes,
Isle of Wight
The Swift will, II successful. prove
TO be a triumph OF engineering skill,
and eclipse all previous performances in
the art OF British destroyers. She Is
only an experiment. hewevsr. and will
cost abgut ti.zSo. .oee.
Evening journal., 1907-12-31

been visiting relatives and friends ir
Wilmington during the week.
Evening journal., 1907-12-31
We Wish Year Of Prosperity
Health, Wealth and Happiness
LOUIS JACOBY
Watch and Wait For Our Big White Sale
Which Commences Saturday Next
Hnl ....... second rush. -. Heintz

Hill ....... second rush. Heintz
Albaugh
ryafser centre ... Sayers
r.enaernan .halfback. Rowe
Goodwin ....... goal. ..... Woodruff
Goals-Heintz, Stevens A, Kaiser.
Twenty and fifteen minute periods. Re
fierce, Traynor
Following the game Lneox players
entertained the Bridgeton team at a
dinner. and a delightful time was had.
Evening journal., 1907-12-31
A New Leaf
---------->1--'@-------r

Turns over tonight; start
the new account by saving
all you can on your Cloth
ing account. SIS Brown
Suits to-day, at $3.50; $40
Mixed Suits, at $40; Black
Thibet and Blue Serge
Suits, at $3.50. All of our
81 Neckwear at 80 cents.
Heavy Ribbed 81 Under
wear, broken sizes, at so
cents. Raincoats, Heavy
Shoes, Rubbers and Arc
tics for rough weather.
Closed at 6 except SAT-
urdays.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS
sth End MeEkah
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Read The Evening ournal
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
OF Guardianship upon the estate OF
Charles 3. Myer, person OF ungound
mind, were granted 10 the uDdersign-
ed, by the CLERK OF the Chancery court
OF Jones county Mississippi, Fret Dis.
trict thereof, on the 22nd day of July,
1907. All persons having claims a.
gsinst said estate are re equired TO have
the same probated and registered by
the clerk OF said court sifhin one
year. A failure to probate and regis
ter claims for one year will bar the
claim.
Sept. z7tb 1901.
MRS, MAUD MYER.
s-2s-5, Guardian,
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
FOR SALE.

Three Hundred and thirty acres
of land. Improvements consist OF
Dwelling house. Kitchen, and ont
cleared timberrd with OBI, Mag.
nolia. Beech. Gum. some Pine and
Cypress. Would -eil $50 acres with
ont buildings If preferred, or - or so
acres with buildings. or would TX
change part or al for other good
property, buildings inside incorpo-
ration. October the 3rd 1907,
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
FOR SALE.

| have yerv nre farm * 3 4
miles south east from Laurel, 3 & is
miles north east OF Ellisville. Good
school in "a mile of the property;
fine young orchard containing about
500 Trees OF different fruits. First
cass Poultry plant, consisting Of IL
nice buildings; good large roomy barn,
good dwelling sonre with rooms Z;
good water, have IN this property
an ideal farm. Ny terms Will be cash.
Call on me at the Court honse ia Ellis
vile, or address me at Ellisyille. Miss.
+. ". FREEMAN.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

Fall Shoe Styles
Are ready tor Your inspcc-
ton, criticism, and patron
age. THE above cut repre-
sents one of the comfortable
STYLES of "Bostonians" the
prices of which is 81 Our
stock Is very complete. We
can please YOU in footwear.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
FRENCH DRY CLEANING
Birmingham, Ala
All kinds of Ladies Dress
wear cleaned and pressed.

People are here every day want
Ing houses TO live in. Why don't
somebody build some nice cottages
TO rent: 1t would be Il paying in
vestment.
Buy your gooas from the people
who advertise in the home pa aper
and you will make no mistake.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

W. V. Morgan from out West, wa,
in our city. Wednesday.
See +. W. Freeman for tirst.clas-
Farm and Poultry Farm.
Mr.. J. A. Herrinstcu. from over
the river, was a pleasant caller
Tuesday.
- Mr.. Joe Ducksworth. of $3.50, wac
substantial caller at our office
last Tuesday.
Mr.. j. c. Mize, of Forest, was the
guest of his nephew. Dir. 5. .
Smith, last Saturday.
Leon Pa rker, left to day for Cliu-
ton, Miss, 10 cutter Mississippi Col
lege for the present session.
The Ellisville Fire Co, have their
3 new suits and they are dandies too.
The boys look well in them.
Mrs. Sarah An Rainey, from over
the river, is the guest of her daught
er, Mrs. II. l.. Garrick, for awhile.
Mre. J. T. Robertson of Union
Springs. Ala, is the charming
guest of Mrs. A. p. Pug h for awhile.
Truman Watkins, of Taylorville,
has accepted position as foreman
OF the New South News office, and
hae entered upon his duties.
Ioe Goff can fit you up in all kinds
OF clothes, at the lowest possible
prices. Keep your eyes on his ''ad'
as it appears in the New South
News.
If you wanta tirst-class farm, a
first-class nelghborhood, first
class market for anything yon can
raise See r. W. Freeman.
The Myer store are Offering big
bargains at their Mammoth Store.
They are closing out their immence
stock at unheard of low prices, and
are anxious to close out came.
Ed. NJ. G. Turner and wife, OF Ell.
lisville, came over from the re-un-
ion at Meridian to spend awhile
with their so14. ". A. and Eugene
Turner and families.-Forest Reg
ister.
= The negro who killed another me-
gro at Melrose last week and made
his escape at the time, was captur-
ed down on the G.&S.I RK. and is
now IN jai! here. He will have to
lie in Jail until heAt court.
Mr.. I. W. Chisholm returned the
first of the week from a lengthy
visit to his old home at Brookhaveu
and other points in shat section, on
account of the sickness of their
child. Mrs. Chisoim was left over
there, but will return home soon.
Rev. ]. NJ. Ween- ID. ID. Presiding
Elder Forest District NJ. T.. Church
south will hold the 4lh. Quarterly
Conference Hebron Chaage at He
bron Church next Saturday and
Sunday. Services will open Friday
at 1880 p. M, and will dold confer
ence Monday.
y MARRIED-Saturday 2Sth. at 9
O'Clock p. IN. Mr.. Lucius Martin
of Grenada, to Miss Ada Hill of
Ellievllle, Justice W. II. McGowan
Officiating. We congratulate ihese
young people rsss,spQE their happy
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

Ii You want Singer Sewing
Machine, call on or write II. l.
Garlck; at ALEU- d Gurick's Store
on West Side.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
JOHNSON-HAND co,
Its Dollars And
Cents
10 You and 10 Us, the matter
as toWh7re You Trade

The merchandising standards OF this
store are continually being raised higher
as the volume OF business increases. We
do not believe in standing still. A spirit
OF growth perneates every phase of This
business. Ii is seen in the varied stocks
oi merchandise. In comparing our present
fall stocks With those of a year ago. II
significant advance is seen. New lines
have been added. More strictly equality"
goods are seen, Iarrer and better stocks
are shown in fact we feel that We have
the right To claim for our different d.
partments such an excellence as we have
never attained before. Ii is your patron.
age that enables us TO grow Our growth
enables us TO make each succeeding season
better one for you i'm money saving and
satisfactory service.
You Will appreciate these statements
in their fullest sense by visiting our store
oftener. by carefully comparing the val
ues and prices. by getting better acquain.
ed with our methods and by making your
fall purchases here. You will not be dis
appointed. The right goods at the right
prices form the foundation on which our
fast increasing trade is being built.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
Hebron Community

4
Cotton picking seems TO be in
great progress this week since the
great change in the weather. 1t l.
hoped that the weather will conssn-
ne TO be favorable until the gather
ing season is over.
Miss Sadie Pridgeu left Saturday
for Virgins where she will attend
school. So wish her much sue.
cess.
Ave are sorry to note the couun-
ued illness OF Nr. Horace Smiths
little girl bui hope her a speedy re-
coverv.
h. Is. Gambreil and family OF
Summerland visited relatives here
Sunday.
Hebron will toe thriving com
munItv in few weeks, with two
SUNDAY schools and Que Literary
school. The members of Mt Olive
church here having osganized a
sunday school will begin regular
seasons the lst of October.
l.. Ii. Graves and family have
occupied their new home located at
at the old Fuller 7. o stand aud
seems to like the place.
DR.. Cootes had the pleasure of en-
tertaining a number of young peo-
pie here, who constituted the sur.
prise paaty for that purpose, on
last Friday evening from to 1890
O'Clock, and and il was reported
that he enjoyed it as much az In e
crowd SPARROW"
Ii you want a Singer Sewing
Machine, call on or write II. l..
Garick; at ALEU- d Gurick's Store
on West Side.
We call special attention to the
farmers OF Jones county to the ad
vertisement in this Issue of the
Jones County Gin * Milling Co.
They are ready for business, aud
Will give YOU good treatment.
Bring on your corn and cotton.
Satisfaction guarant ED. Jones Co.
Gin & Milling Co.
Il l. Garick sells the Singer
Sc ling Machine at s4S. 81. & 50.
dollars, $500 down and $500 per
month for balance.
The stock holders of the Bank of
Ellisville met Tuesday, Oct. lat, and
declared their semi-annual divi-
dend. They have never paid lees
than 10 per cent. annually Before
their distribution this year. their
surplus and undived profits were
$i3,t16.61, cash and sight exchange
ssl.Sl0.22, deposits S253, ,279.45. Total
footings $3.50, ,2o6o6. There are very
few banks in the State that can
make as creditable showing as
this.
If your old Machine is out of
order, and you want to exchange
i. for Singer, Luther Garick is /.
Ieady to trade with you.
The protracled meeting at the I
Baptist church. which had been in /
progress for twelve day-. closed last /
Thursday hight with additions to /
the church. The ordinance of Bap- I
tisn was ADMINISTERED by the pastor /
to the s happy converts in very l
il impressive manner. Rev. ". F.Nar-
brougn, did the preaching through I
out the meeting and did it well. (
Bro. Yarbrough breaches the pure. I
plain, old fashioned gospel and Is a I
man of God. The peo- /
pie gave him voluntary contribu- 1
tion of S1l7 90 as a token of their I
appreciation Of his coming. he car I,
tied with him to his home the love !
and best wishes Of the people of our
srsire community. -A.xsss.Ms, ~assrnzx
4, ~ Ia s,,...ss .seas M# ~ Il 4 u u u
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
Furnishings

For men and Boys. New
styles in neckwcar are here.
Bat wings, four-in- hands,
and club ties in all The new
colors Poe TO soc. Collars.
socks, suspendcrs, handker-
chiefs, gloves, bats and cv-
erythlng pertaining to mems
ana boys wear is here and
the assortment is varied e.
nough to meet the demands
of all. Call on US for YOUR
wants in this line.
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JAPAN'S TREATY
WITH FRANCE

PARIS, June 1.-THE text of the
Franeo-Japanese agreement regarding
the Far East was issued this afternoon
and confirms all the essential points in
the forecast eabled. The main clause
reads;
1.-The Governments Of France and
japan being in agreement 20 re-
speet the independence and integrity
Of China as well as the principle Of
equality in the treatment Of that coun-
try. commerce and subjects Of al ma
tions. and having special interest in
securing order and peace guaranteed.
particularly in the regions Of the Chr
nese empire in the vicinity Of the ter
ritories over which both have sovereign
rights Of protection or occupation. en-
gage actually 10 support each other 70
assure the peace and security Of these
regions with a view to the maintenance
of the situation held by each and the
territorial rights Of the two contract
ing parties upon the Asiatic CONT
uent. -
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NOTICE.

PAYMENT OF SEWER RATES.
In accordance with Chapter "a OF the
Revised Laws Of Hawaii. 1906. all thoss
holding sewer privileges or payirg
sewer rates are hereby notined that the
sewer rates for the six 90 months end
ing December 81. 1907. viii be due ana
payable at the Office OF the superintend-
ent Of Public Works on the first day
OF July, 1907.
A failure TO pay such rates within
fifteen u5) days thereafter VIII subject
the holders 70 10 per cent additional
MANUEL X. COOK.
chief Clerk
Approved:
c. s. HOLLOWAY.
superintendent OF Public Works.
Department OF Public Works. June
15. 1907.
2ss-June ie. Is. 70. 4. &c. -.
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DISARMAMENT PLAN
IS UP TO" EUROPE

THE HAGUE. June 1.-THE last
chance Of any Government coming for
ward to openly propose the question
Of limitation OF ornaments disappeared
with the knowledge that the Govern
ment OF the United States considered
that the initiative belonged to Europe
and not to America
81. Nelidoff's depressing utterances at
the opening of the conference. coupled
with the unfortunate dissolution of the
Duma at the very moment the confer
ence had assembled, has produced
many expressions of regret that Presi-
dent Roosevelt yielded the initiative OF
the second conference TO Emperor
Nicholas
Dozens Of delegates have spoken OF
the influence which would have been
produced had the keynote been sound
ed by country inspired by democratic
tendencies. As matters now stand,
neither England nor any OF her conti-
mental friends are ready to move lest
iAhe mere suggestion of debating the
question of the Limitation of arma-
ments inject a spirit Of discord which
would endanger the useful work
achievable.
Conferences between the leaders rep
resenting the large powers this after
noon resulted in a decision to recon-
mend the appointment of only four
committees TO consider the subjects
enumerated under the four heads in
the Russian circular of April last.
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AFTERNOON
CABLE REPORT

PARIS, June 25.-It is understood
that efforts TO obtain the release OF the
arrested agitators, in the matter Of the
wine growers riots in the south, viii
be strenuously opposed by the govern
u1ent.
BELLINGHAM. June 25.-The tug
Constance has been lost at Rivers In
let together with her crew Of seven
men.
CARACAS, Venezuela, June 25.-The
Cabinet has resigned.
GUATEMALA CITY, June 25.-The
situation in Salvador is very disquiet-
ing to the authorities, and troops have
been sent TO the frontier TO repel a
possible invasion.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-The pc
tition for the release of Mayor Schmitz
from jail on habeas corpus proceedings.
which was withdrawn yesterday. on
the plea that IL contained errors which
il was desired to correct. has not yet
been renewed
NEW YORK, June 25.-By the col
lapse of a tenement house today seven
Italians were killed.
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NEW SALARIES
BEGIN JULY

The new schedule for the pay Of
school teachers in the Territory is 10
come into effect on July l. this deci-
sion having been arrived at at the
meeting of the Board OF Education on
Monday. The new schedule of salaries
is a considerable raise all around and
win be welcomed by the pedagogues.
At the meeting It was announced by
superintendent Rabbit that he hoped
to install cooking schools in the Pohu-
kama, Royal Kalihiwaena and other
schools after the vacation. The idea
was advocated by Mr.. Hutchins. but
strongly opposed by Mrs. Dowsett, who
doubted the use of teaching cookery.
Il am decidedly against it," she
said. What we need in the schools
is not so much cooking as sewing. It
does no good TO try TO teach these
girls how TO cook. They simply win
not do it. This is particularly true OF
the Hawaiian girls. They viii go home
from school in the afternoon and sit
around TO wait for their old mothers
10 cook dinner for them. They won't
do it themselves. If their parents viii
not do the work for them they viii
actually go out and bum their meals
/ know it,
A number of teachers sent in their
designations. which were accepted by
the Board Most of those who re-
signed are going TO leave the Terri
tory. Miss Yoch resigned her posi-
ton as teacher of English in the High
School. as she is leaving the Territory.
Miss Hazen Hoffman is another High
School teacher who leaves the school.
She stated in her letter of resignation
that she is going to China and Japan
for two years. Miss Bruce resigned as
principal of the Kaupoa school. She,
too, is leaving the islands. The rssig-
nations Of Mr.. and Mrs. Topic and OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Rosecrans were also
accepted.
The Board voted to grant life GER
tificates TO Miss T. Eaton, Miss Myra
Angus, Hiss L. CIaypool and 3. u.
BrightwelI. they having taught for ten
years and holding the proper grade
of certificate.
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Approved:
NOTICE.
PAYMENT OF WATER RATES

PAYMENT or WATER RATES
AS provided for in Chapter as Of tho
Revised Laws Of Hawaii, 1905, all per-
sons holding water privileges or those
paying water rates are hereby notified
that the water rates for the Six (0D
months ending December 81, 1907, win
be due and payable on the First day Of
July, 1907.
On all such rates remaining unpaid
on July IS, 1907. an additional charge
of 10 per cent viii be made.
All privileges upon which rates
remain unpaid on August Is, 1907, are
subject to immediate shut OF, without
further notice.
Rates are payable to the CHIEF
CLERK Of the Department Of Public
Works at the Office Of the Honolulu
Water Works.
(signed) J. II. ROWLAND,
Superintendent Of the Honolulu Water
Works.
Honolulu, 7. II, June IS, 1907.
7754-JuBe IS, ~, %, %, ~.
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PRINCE KUHiO
FIRES FIRST GUN
Continued from Page one).

Continued from Page One).
these 'baronIal interests" as Carter
ever was.
Atkinson has tried in every way
that he could to carry through the
Roosevelt ideas and he has always
been given the unpopular side TO at
tend to. He could carry them out now.
You can say for me that I am behind
Atkinson all the time. If Frear is go
ing TO be governor, Atkinson will be
the next mayor, and the first mayor OF
Honolulu
Until we have a governor sent US
from outside of the Territory we will
never be able to really Americanize
the islands That is what is needed,
a man who has no ties here Of bust
ness or personal friends to bind him
to any clique, but can stand out and
follow the Presidents policies in ex-
actly the way which they are meant" "
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MARINE

The L. s. a. transport Crook will
not leave this city before Thursday
afternoon and possibly not then. There
has been more time used in trans
ferring the baggage and equipment Of
the Twentieth to the Kahauiki Post
than was expected and it viii take
some little time to get ali the equip
ment Of the Tenth on board. The in
structions received by Major Taggart,
IN command Of the Crook, were to hur-
~ matters as much as possible, both
here and il Alaska, in order that the
transport might return to San Fran
cisco. This has been done but the long
distance which the batta1ion's baggage
has had to be hauled has delayed mat
tiers more than was expected.
The officers of the Twentieth say that
they are delighted with their new post
and the quarters which have been pre-
pared. they feel that Capt Hum
phrey has done everything possible TO
look after their comfort and he. has
been the subject OF many. compliment
tary remarks from them
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII AT CHAMBERS. N
PROBATE.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF q. w.
Kahanauapo. Deceased.
Order OF Notice OF Hearing Petition
for Administration.
On reading and fling the petition Of
Mele Keawe OF Honolulu. alleging that
@. w. Rahanauapo OF Honolulu died In
testate at Honolulu on the 27th day OF
May. A. d. 1904. leaving property In
the Territory OF Hawaii necessary 10
be administered upon. and praying that
letters OF administration issue 20 her
self,
It Is Ordered. That Monday. the ist
day OF July. A. d. 1907. az ten O'Clock
a. m. be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said petition. In the courtroom
Of this court at the judiciary building.
Honolulu. aforesaid. al which time and
place all persons concerned may appear
and show cause. n any they have. why
said petition should not be granted.
and that notice OF this order shall be
published once a week. for three sue
cessive weeks. In the Pacific CONNER
cal Advertiser. a newspaper Published
in Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu. June 4. 1907.
Csigned) w. J. ROBINSON.
Judge Of the Circuit Court OF the First
Circuit.
Attest:
Csigned) L. p. SCOTT.
Wade Warren Thsyer. attorney for
petitioner.
T745-June 5. u. -. &c
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Office of the Board of Health.
Honolulu, June 70. 1907

Honolulu, June 70, 1907.
All outstanding bills for materials
furnished and services rendered TO the
Board Of Health during the period com
meneing July !, 1905, and ending June
80, 1907, must be in the Ofiee Of the
Board, properly certified, II ON THE
ISLAND OF OAHU, on OR BEFORE
JULY 5, 1907; and II ON THE
OTHER ISLANDS BY JULY 10, 1907.
L. Z. PINKHAM,
President, Board Of Health.
775s-June 20, 81, %, "a, Is, 90, q,
2s, %.
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All persons having bills or claims
against the Territory OF Hawaii. 90
June 30. 1907. are hereby requested 70
present the same TO the several depart
ments or bureaus under which they
were contracted. as soon as possible
after that date. as the books OF the
Territory for the present biennial Pc
Rod win be closed at the Auditing De-
partment on July Is inst next.
Honolulu. June "A. 1907.
J. H. FISHER.
Auditor. Territory OF Hawaii
7762-June Is. &c. q. Is. q. %.
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NOISY TIM:
At MEETING
Continued from Page one).

public service, can be maintained only
by full, fair and impartial investiga-
ton along the usual and tried lines
Of procedure And on the further
ground, that the hearing provided for
by the Act, is a hearing along legal
lines in which the source and extent
of the information claimed by a wit
ness, should be sifted by the process
Of REORGANIZATION recognized by
all public tribunals, from the Dis
triet Coz. of the Territory OF Hawaii,
to the meetings of Committees in the
halls of Congress.
- For the reasons aforesaid, we de-
cline to take part in this hearing
Respectfully submitted,
90 i TITCAG
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SANTA RITA HERE.

The Union Oil Co. S steamer Santa
Rita arrived yesterday morning from
Kahului, bringing 5000 barrels of OH
for this city. She discharged the
larger part Of her cargo in the Maui
port, but brought part here TO sapply
the needs Of the plantations on this is
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SIERRA SAILS TOMORROW.

The Oceanic steamer Sierra, on what
is thought to be her last trip between
here and San Francisco, sails tomor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock. She viii
take one Of the largest local passen-
ger lists which has ever left this city
Her staterooms will also be well filed
and there should be many pleasant
times among the company on the way
up. A large number of those sailing
on the Sierra are school teachers from
this city, who are going to the Coast
to spend their summer vacations. Many
of them will not return till the school
term comGenees in the fall. while
some will only stay for q few weeks
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COAL STEAMER OFF PORT.

The s. s. Vancouver, bringing coal
from Newcastle, arrived last night
shortly before midnight and anchored
outside. She has been fifteen days out.