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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-24
Today S Sports

Trial spin of yacht Hawaii, 10 a. m.
Opening games Japanese Baseball
League, Atkinson Park, afternoon;
Keoho VS.. Fusoo; Y. NJ. B. A. VS.. To-
kiwa
Riverside League. Aala Park, after
noon: japanese \. G. VS.. Kaalas; Chi
nese 4. c. VS. Palama 4. c.
Kapiolani League, Kapiolani Park,
afternoon: Twilights VS.. Young Tidal
Waves; Reliances vs.. Leahis
Seaside League, oil tank grounds,
afternoon: Pacifics VS.. Starlights;
Okumas VS.. Sweet Violets.
Newspaper League, League grounds,
afternoon: Advertiser VS.. Bulletins /;
Mercantile vs. Paradise.
Golf tournament, Country Club, morn
ing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-24
ROBERTS TOO BIG
FOR SPENCER

Jimmy Spencer, the local middle
weight. who recently challenged any
one of his weight in Honolulu, notes
that Sailor Roberts accepts his chal-
Ienge through the medium of an even
ing paper.
Mr.. Spencer called at this Office last
night and stated that he would not en-
terrain Roberts challenge unless the
sailor made $50 rounds. He stands
ready and willing to try conclusions
with anyone of this weight in Homo
lulu, hut objects to giving away ton
of weight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-24
Coming Events

Nav 3o-Boxing, Jockey Willis VS.,
All Sam.
June +Y. III. c. A. gymnasium
contests.
June s-Concert, Kalihi Athletic
Club. KaIihiwaena Hall.
June 1AHawaiian Gun Clubs shoot
for club championship.
June 11-Hawaiian Gun Clubs semi
annual prize shoot.
June 11-Kamehameha Aquatic Club S
regatta.
June 17-Hawaiian Gun Clubs un-
known angles shoot.
July 3-+Hilo races.
July @Eaui races
July 90 q, 22-Kennel Club show.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-24
JAP LEAGUE
OPENS TODAY

The opening of the Japanese Base
ball League will take place today at
Atkinson Park at 1870 O'Clock.
The officers of the league and the
committee in charge of the opening
ceremony have been hard at work to
make the day remarkable in local
baseball history.
The japanese Consul and others
who were invited to be present at the
opening of the league have accepted
the presidents invitation.
The handsome silver cup donated by
the japanese daily papers will be
placed in the window of H. F. Wich-
man & Co. as soon as it has been en-
graved.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-24
SPORT EVENTS
ELSEWHERE
ASSOCIATED Press CabTegrams.)

ASSOCIATED Press CabIegrams.)
LONDON, May Baldwin Gould of
America defeated Mills, the English
court tennis champion, in match
PLAYED here today.
LONDON. Nav 23.-Burns has not
come through in the matter of the ex-
pected fight with Jack johnson. and the
latter viii fight Lang during the visit
of the fleet at Sydney, Australia.
ANNAPOLIS. Nav 23.-The Naval
Academy crew was defeated by the
University of Syracuse in the shell race
here today.
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At the conclusion of the automobile
race at Kapiolani Park yesterday an
informal foot race took place between
Charlie Bellina, the champion Splinter
of Fort street. and DR.. Wyman.
The distance was fifty yards, and the
race was run on grass.
Wvman won easily by four lengths
in eight seconds, Bellina bowling a
tendon.
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The protest lodged by the Leilehua
Athletic Club against the Kalihi Ath-
letic Club, in the matter Of the dis
puted game Of the Vaueyside Baseball
League. has not yet been decided, al
though the protest was filed couple
of months ago.
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SUMMARY.

SUMMARY.
Two-base hits-Joy, ,.
Three-base hits - MeCorriston, En-
Sue.
Wild pitch-Hampton.
Bases on balls-Off Bushnell, ,.
Struck out-By Bushnell, 4; Hamp-
ton, 4.
Hit by pitcher-Jim Williams.
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KAMEHAMEHAS.
SUMMARY.

Two-base hits - W. Chillingworth,
Miller
Three-baS hit-DaviS.
Hit by pitcher-Davis.
Wild pitch-Reuter.
Bases on balls-Of Chillingworth, 4;
RARter. 8.
Sacrifice hits-Nahuka, s. Chilling
worth. Olmos.
Passed balls-JoneS. ,.
Struck out-By Chillingworth, {;
Reuter-, (.
Double plays = Costello-Fernandez,
w. Chillingworth-S Chillingworth.
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DIG UP!

DIG UP!
money
to the expenses of the to and
about
money is to
a
representative yacht to water
yacht to
gladly
money RIcInerny
will receive
needed badly quickly
contribution a dollar
digging
signing
biggest
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Runs at fall of each wicket--One
for 80, two for 81. three for So, four
for II. five for II, six for SO.
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THE SHIPS.

Runs at fall of each wicket-One for
2, two for 10, three for q, four for
%, five for 80. six for 32, seven for
80, eight for SO. nine for 80.
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DIAMOND HEADS.
KAMEHAMEHAS.

Totals .......ss $ 10 p 10 4
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but one likes to get away from color
effects occasionally. I met certain
doctor the other day and had on
my large auto veil, and he was go
ing down a certain street and he for
got where he was going, following
me. l was really amused and lifted
my veil Just as l met my own dear
duck of husband. Maybe he wasn't
taken back to find me. Colored. Billy
Smooth Is as soon, as possible to be
married. Mae, l saw Maude, and she
was worrying about who Mrs. smoth
Fingers was. / laughed for awhile,
for YOU know everyone knows. I have
so much to say that can not write.
Run over. Yours with love and kisses,
Bell.
P.s. Fatty grows fatter every day
and says to ell with the old cats
whose claws he feels. He positively
enjoys the rub and said he played for
II so as to get even. First to thy
self be true and till follow as the
night the day, thou wilt be true to
every man. Fatty Is q Weech(er)
man, but faith is not a thief, although
Billy says Fatty went to a certain
house and stole his Brief.
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THE WHITE PLAGUE.
The War on tuberculosis Is Waxing
Warmer.

The Committee Of Negro citizens on
the Prevention Of tuberculosis have
prepared the following program:
Sunday, March %; 4 p. m, at Her.
mon Baptist Church. The Mems Sun.
day Club, 759 N. Clark street. Speak.
ers-Rev. Jordan Chayis, DR.. Thos
Wilson and DR.. A. l. Smith.
Sunday, March %, 8 p. m. a; Beth.
Ell Church. 3Oth and Dearborn street
Speakers-Rev. A. ]. Carey, DR.. neo.
Shears and DR.. G. G. Hall.
Sunday, March 20, 8 p. m, Insti-
tutional Church, 1926 Dearborn street
Speakers-Rev. H. E. Stewart, Or. A.
Wilberforce Williams, Stereopticou
Lecture by Mr.. Ball Of the Sanitary
Department.
Sunday, April 5, p. m, Zion NJ. E.
Church, 18th and Dearborn street
Speakers-Rev. W. E D. Jones. Or.
A. w. Springs, Mrs. A. NJ. Smith and
DR.. Pickett.
II is the intention Of the COMMITTEES
to hold meetings and furnish good
speakers in every church, public hall
and club throughout the city. where
ever they may be able to secure an
evening or afternoon. Anyone wish
ing a meeting Of this character, may
secure a speaker any Sunday evening
or any evening during the week By
communicating with the Secretary Of
the Committee, DR.. A. wilberforcs
williams, at the Chicago tuberculosis
Institute, 81 La Sale street.
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BIG FIGHT IN CHURCH.
Plot to Gust Pastor-Razors and
chairs Were Used.

TlOL 70 Just ToohOI- ohe
chairs Were Used.
st. Louis, Saturday, March 1.-THE
New Hope Colored Baptist Church
was the scene Of a battle last night,
in which razors were used, chairs
were welded and the ARRAY was re-
plete with action when the police
interfered. Mrs. Sam Lewis, wife of
Deacon Lewis, was arrested. Deacon
Alfred Shannon was cut three times
in the face and the collar of his coat
was slashed into ribbons. The pastor,
Rev. Frank Harris, was laid out by a
blow from a chair. Deacon Shannon
and Rev. Harris were taken to the
hospital. Rev. Harris condition is
serious.
1t is stated the trouble rose over an
unpaid gas bill, but Deacon Shannon
declares the whole matter was simply
a plot among disgruntled ones to do
up the pastah."
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yestment and earning q surplus be-
sides.
Professor Goodwin Smith, known
and respected everywhere has started
a practical reform OF this kind In To
ronto, although he has reached an
age when most men cease to take an
active interest In the affairs of life
This bigbrained, big-hearted man has
purchased whole block Of land on
which he Is building houses for work
ingmen. These homes are rented at
low rates, and already the undertak-
ing has been placed upon q sound
business basis. 49,
The time is at hand for something
to be done here In Chicago toward
replacing the tumbledown, insanitary
tenements In certain districts with
clean, light, airy buildings such as
have been built In other cities. One
such building, If erected, would in
crease the value of surrounding real
estate; and, If properly maintained
and managed, pay a fair return on
the investment II only enough
buildings Of this character could be
built, best Of all, would be the effect
they would have on the city's death
rate. ~Ps'
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INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH.

The services ct the Institutional
Church win be as usual, with the ex-
ception Of the evening services, It is
contemplated that q song service viii
be the special feature, beginning at
7:45 p. m. The morning services viii
be preparatory to the coming rally
which win take place Sunday, March
the 18th The pastor and members
are expecting good results. Sunday
night, March the 18th, wiz be a
special service under the auspices Of
the Tuberculosis organization. Dr..
A. wIIberforce Williams president
Views WIN be shown Of an interest
ing character. II win pay al to see
and hear.
Last Sunday twenty-five persons
were receiyed into fun membership.
also over one hundred persons occu-
pied one aisle Of the auditorium.
these were q part Of the number who
had come into the church during the
pastorats Of Rev. b. \. Stewart
The millinery clan for children d
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Mrs. Frank B. George enter,,,,.,
about twenty couples at A darc,sN
party Friday evening in the p,rInV
Of the Frederick Douglass Cent-r 26,s
Wabash avenue, In honor of Mrs i.
tie Meredith Cooper, Of New VI
City. The charming hostess saw -
1t personally that every one nros...
had a serumptious time.
Mr.. Noah d. Thompson vi, Iaar,
Chicago Friday evening next 80 Som
erset, Pa, to be with his l!t;r. 60,
Noah Murphy Thompson, WIN MIN
celebrate his third year BIZ Jaw =,
Saturday, March 2sth. Mr.. I'll ,-4usoD
expects to return to his desk rafo,.
noon the following Monday. q win
have travelled exactly twelve s.-a-s5
miles to spend just twelve Fcrrs with
his little son.
One OF the most charmius -f,-,,
given in honor Of Mrs. Lottie - Coon.
er since her arrival was the p ..aon
last Friday. afternoon given 81 Mrs
Ada Van Wicker, 1923 Dear s,
The table was beautifully d., ted
with a profusion Of choice flow and
cut glass and the costume 3D.. the
ladies made a very brilliant q lure
The menu was most elaborat, eight
courses being served. The -.cs,s
were: Mrs. Lottie Cooper, Mrs. Mabel
Washington, Mrs. Bessie w, ger
Mrs. Blanche Cornwell, Mrs. LAME
Miller, Mrs. Mamie Smith, Mrs.. Or.
vile Wilson, Mrs. Pearl Motle and
Mrs. Harris.
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REPORT OF The

Finance Committee Of the First An
nuaI Charity Ball for the Benefit Of
ProVident Hospital.
The finance committee Of the first
annual charity ball for the benefit Of
Provident Hospital, which was held
at the First Regiment Armory, Thurs
day evening, January 23rd, has made
its final report, which is as follows:
Receipts to March 10th, S1,S44.40.
Expenses, s610.53. Balance, $73S.s7,
which has been turned over to J. s.
Madden. treasurer Of Provident Hos
pitaL.
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BELLS LETTER TO MAY.
Pfhswollef Inn, March 16, 1906


May dear:
Just a few words or so, as can
not and will not talk over telephones,
particularly your party lines, and of
course yours is one. The party on
the line with you has either phono-
phobia or else she is suffering from
disease which affects all rubber necks.
OF course you will say that ewes drop
per, etc. Never mind, dear, II they
could catch the bad about them alone,
but they always manage to get In a
few lines of news about some one
else. Now grille, never write me
again about your past. What did you
ever do? Bleached your hair and
posed? Now l remember one other
thing, the Silk Hose. The cad who
repeated the girlish bet, is now dead,
and if / were you ! would tell daddy,
and I know he will forgive you.
will tell him how It all happened If
you wish. How ancient you are to
take Choral for a little thing like
that We all have some little things
In our lives. When my husband and
were sweethearts there was many q
time we spooned when no one was
around but the owl and the moon. OF
course was not so innocent as some
folks were. Now, May, have laughed
myself sick over that tale Of the rock
ing chair. You horrid old thing you!
Now as to my calling and being
friendly with j. Simply this.
No one can dictate as to those whom
shall accept as my friends. No one
can belong to the W. club unless they
bow down to her, but still she selects
her own friends, and I am far too
independent for her. Ny affinity will
not necessarily and hardly ever be
yours. But should we be so narrow
as to cease friendship? With too few
exceptions her friends are glad to
have the honor Of her company. On
the other hand, I think she should,
under the circumstances, feel fattered
at any attention at all. l do not bow
to gold. However, do not let this
interfere with your friendship for her.
Now about B. do not care for
her. VIII not write her because no
woman who Is not divorced has in
my opinion the right to accept
marked, remember I say marked, at
tentions from any man II any one
else was doing It B would be the
first to talk This Is my opinion, but
stin others ask her and they tell me
she was at the ball with Billy, waltz
ing around with that ooh, Promise
Ne" air Of hers. Yes, heard there
was to be q divorce scandal. The
boys are telling q funny tale about
Billy trying to tear the door down.
How does the old crone stand for It,
I wonder. She Is 50 careful that she
loses things. / met her on the Indi-
ana avenue car looking Ike %ye olden
times," or rather q relic Of them.
By the By, you do not know, do
you, that when / first came here you
were not to the manner born Of the
crone did not give You social reeog.
nition. and the Honesses Of today were
then her social cubs One must ex-
claim. 20 tempores. o MoresI" Tell
Daddy to catch his friend and give
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BLACK DIAMOND DEVELOP AENr
STOCK FOR SALE.

For sale, 1888 1-3 shares Of ii.
Black Diamond Development con
pany stock, which is successful. op
Grating gas wells near Cnanute, ran,
at 40 cents per share. The company
is selling the same stock at 50 cents
per share.
For terms and further information
address z. C. Duensing and Company,
1929 Armitage avenue. Phone Hum
boldt 1888.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE
SOLDIERS.

Continued from page one.)
Preposterous. to Punish Any for
Crime Not Fastened on Any One
in Particular.
The Brownsville case remains a
mystery. But, until it is cleared up,
1t Is preposterous to declare that any
one should be punished for a crime
that has been fastened on no one In
particular.
President Roosevelt and W. H. Taft,
with little money thrown to Booker
T. Washington, and the other hungry
leaders of the race, who always have
their mits out for little easy money,
expect by his-the presidents
action, in retreating from his former
position, respecting his famous order
in dishonorably discharging the three
companies Of the twenty-fifth regi-
ment, and recommending that they be
restored to their former positions in
the army, those who prove them
selves innocent Of committing the
crime of shooting up" Brownsville,
Texas, to win the good favor Of all
the Colored people, thereby inducing
them to vote for Taft for president
or some one else equally as offensive
as himself, and If the Colored voters
throughout the country permit them
selves to be taken in by such rot,
then the president is justified in
branding the Negroes as a race of
murderers and rapists!-Editor.
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him a searchlight bath and a hair cut.
You remember the evening at dinner
when Madam N. B. H. said she hated
to wear clothes either home or abroad
and envied the animals. Well, l heard
something today about her, really
true, and 1 am not going to tell you,
but / want you to read the 18th chap.
Of --, understandingly, and l
am sure you win guess what l mean.
May dear, to organize a social purity
club would mean the vivisection Of
society. You always get. things
wrong. 1 said a society on pure food.
DR.. my hubby has laughed at your
social purity club, and said surely.
Bell. May took too much Duffy's malt
when she had la grippe. Chicago So
ciety savors too much Of the stock
yards to ever be associated with So
cial purity.
Yesterday, in speaking OF a poor,
dear, ugly little soul, l said to my
friend, Mollie, now, If we looked like
that We would never be spoken
against, and coming through the door
a dear old gray head lady, laughed
and said, why, you remember, dear.
she had her little interruption in the
poetical rythm of purity and-came
near separating when he found out,
but all is quite again, however. So
you see, dear, those old skeletons
win come out now and then among
the best women. But, really, Mae,
If they spared me it was because /
married young and perhaps now some
old dame has said hard things. It
may be also because l was not pretty.
1t is hard isn't It, to be SO ugly
when there are such good looking
folks around. Dolly is working real
hard, dear little tactful diplomat that
she is. She always wears that no
concern of mine smile and minds her
own business so awfully well. Are
you going to help her? The Dresden
hates to go in the black belt, 1t smells
so substantial, and oh dear, that soft
coal Is terrible on milk and cream
compilations. DR.. says 1t is amusing
to see the 400 late Saturday evening
with their bundles Of cheap meat
vending their way toward the East.
The latest fad is to join forces and
register as an agent for the prevent
i've tubercular association, and to aid
in the prevention of the spread Of this
white black plague. All dogs and cats
are to have anti-tuberculosis collars,
and all alleys are to be fumigated and
any dog or cat caught without the
tag T. B. will be given the right
hand Of fellowship, and the first DO
liceman coming that way will be
given instructions to put them out"
All kissing Is prohibited unless
under the advice Of the doctor. Are
We not fortunate to be married!
Anna would not have a Colored doc
tor because their wives talk SO much.
DR.. never tells me his business, there
fore, / can not talk, and doctor has
all he can do without Anna and her
friends. The moon still shines along
the Wabash, and Mr.. B. after all
my talking, Is still whistling I'm Just
mad about Blonde, Dear"
II the boon companion Of Ye Grand
Dame does not let q certain gentle
man alone who Is very heavily mar
ried she win be singing q was happy
TN met you, but the fault IL all
my own.
What are you going to do Sunday
Let's pass for Mexicans and bob In
at the Auditorium. and have lunch
There IL a streak Of Bohemian In ma
but Dr.. keeps It down. nothing wrong,
The broad ax., 1908-03-21

The story Is told Of q gent.ema-1,
who, entering q railway station Ie.
q porter coming out with dog unosi
his arm The gentleman asheN
Where's that dog going?" -
The porter sayagely replied, ~
don't know where he's going. ! 1o1
know where he's going, nobody Bno O,,s
where he's going-he's ate his ls0ei'
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EIrst-cIass Flats 70 Rent.

To Colored parties-elegant new SIX
room birck apartments; first and sec
ond floors; hardwood, mantels, mir
rors, sideboards, porcelain bath, mar
bic washstands, ETC., $50 per month
5016-5O1s Armour Ave.
The broad ax., 1908-03-21

Ethel was sitting at the dinner T.
BILE dreaming.
What are you doing, Ethel?'
Nothing" was her answer.
What Is nothing?" asked her fa'n'
er.
CLOSE your eyes. pa, and you'll see
It"
The broad ax., 1908-03-21

ENTERED a. seeond-cIass Matter,
Aug. 10, 1909 at the Post once at
Chicago, Illinois, under Act Of March
8, 1879.
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Mr.. Walter Hall, 1926 Wabash Ave.
has been Of the sick list for the past
week.
Mrs. ]. Smith, SO31 Dearborn St.,
has been on the sick list for the past
week 81.
Mr.. Chas Scott of Alaska spent a
day in the city last week enroute to
Old Mexico.
Mr.. Son Dresden, 452S st. Lawrence
Ave-, after spending a few days at
Joliet, Ill, is again in the city.
Miss DINA Crampwell of Denver,
Colo, is in the city the guest Of Mrs.
Jessie Mills, S742 Armour Ave.
Mrs. Bowman, BIO Indiana Ave-,
who was recently operated on in
Provident hospital is improving
rapidly.
Mr.. Chas. Lewis who has been at
tending Meharry Dental School in
Nashville, Tenn, is in the city for the
summer.
Indian Herb, the greatest blood
purefier and liver regulator on earth.
Free sample can be obtained at 314S
State street, upstairs.
Mail Us a money order for a years
subscription and receive the most de-
pendable newspaper promptly at your
home or place Of business every week.
Mr.. W. R. Sobers, 5606 Lake avenue,
entertained a small party OF friends
at dinner Wednesday evening In
honor of Mrs. Lottie Meredith Cooper,
Of New York.
Mrs. Clara Belle Barley. 4157 Ellis
avenue, will spend a few weeks in
Urbana, Ohio. Mrs. Barley has fully
recovered from her recent operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. James Parker Is rapidly recob-
ering from his recent operation for
appendicitis and will be at his home,
6506 st. Lawrence avenue, about the
first Of the week.
Mr. l. L. Jones and Mr.. William r.
Cowan returned Thursday from the
oil and gas field Of Black Diamond
Development Company, in Kansas.
The reports are very encouraging for
the company.
DR.. A. Wilberforce williams, secre-
tary Of Committee on Prevention of
tuberculosis win speak before the
Woman's Aid Society on the proven
ton and cure Of consumption, next
Tuesday, March "A. at SPIN.
II there be a God and he had in
tended that we should know what
awaits US beyond the Dark River he
would have made It so manifest that
diversity of opinion would have been
impossible.-Blue Grass Blade.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. R. Jacobs, 1892
Dearborn St, entertained a few
friends at cards Tuesday evening.
Mr.. VIM. Masten. 5120 Dearborn st,
who has been suffering with a severe
attack Of Rheumatism for the past
two months is very much improved
Mrs. George C. Hall, 324s Wabash
Ave, gave a dinner party, Friday
evening for Miss Mary Morris of
Cleveland. The party consisted of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Laing Williams, Miss Jessie
Gillespie. DR.. Spencer Dickerson and
Miss Morris.
Jacksonville, Fla--Joseph Clayton.
a Negro was acquitted in the United
states Court here Of peonage. Clay
ton was arrested on complaint Of Ar.
thur Turner, another Negro about a
year ago, but the case was postponed
nom time to time. Turner having
been found dead in q creek several
months before the trial commenced.
This Il the first case on record in
Florida where the alleged peon, a
Negro brought suit against a man OF
his race.
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proving a great success. Instructions
every Friday afternoon. Free.
Mrs. C. II. Burgess has charge Of
the dressmaking class every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, from 1 to
5 O'Clock; terms very reasonable.
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For Sale.

Eight room house, stone front. 62S
E. 46th Place, near Grand Blvd. Cheap
easy payments, D. c. Smith. Sl2S
State street, Phone 1928 Douglas.