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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-10
Ten good auto.hacks. Phone 6. =
Have lunch at the ROYAL Annex.

Ten good ButO.hacks. Phone 9.
Have lunch at the ROYAL Annex.
e. w. Nibley left for Hawaii on the
Mauna Kea yesterday.
Frank Poor, wharf clerk for the In.
ter.lsland company, is III.
a phonograph record exchange will
soon be established here.
Among those who departed for the
volcano yesterday was l.. w. Mute.
Mrs. Kearns makes and packs la.
waiian preserves; they are fine. Take
some home.
InterIsland and o. X. & l.. shipping
books for sale ut the Bulletin
Office. so each.
Judge Antonio Perry departed on
the Siberia for the mainland yesterday
ON business trip.
II. +. lsenberg sailed on the Tenyo
Maru for his home In Germany. going
via the Siberian Railroad.
A social will be given on the even.
Ing OF March II at the Central Union
church by the Ladies' Society.
J. w. Smith and family OF Fargo,
North Dakota, were departing passen.
gers ON the Siberia yesterday.
General de Uegrier, the inspector
general Of the French Army. went over
to Hawaii yesterday on the Mauna
Kea.
Coat your iron roofs with "Arabic."
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preservatiye properties California
Feed Co.. agents.
Oysters as you like them. in any
style, at the Royal Annex.
What about your hat? It's time IL
was seen to. Call on the Expert Hat
Cleaners. Work guaranteed. Fort
st. opp. Club Stables.
If every property-owner and occu.
pier will see to cleaning, and keeping
clean, the street and sidewalk in
front Of his premises, the city will
look as though it had its face wash.
ed, and the cost will be little or moth
ing. Let's try it.
A notice from the United States En-
gineer's office is to the effect that
money awaits Matthew y. Ryland
Frank Kalani Henry Denney, Manue
de Costa, Isaac Aikake and II. Fook al
that Office in the McCandless building
and will be paid them on Identification
Governor Frear went to Kauai Mon
day night with Major Winslow, U. s
A., lighthouse engineer, and Lieuten
ant Commander Moses. to select site
for the proposed new 100000 light
house which the Federal Government
will erect somewhere on that island
The party went over on the Kukul.
Among the Moana guests who left
for the mainland yesterday morning
on the Siberia were: Clinton J. Hutch
ms and wife; Mrs. Walter Leeds
child and nurse Of Los Angeles;
George I.lchty and wife. and II. NJ
Reed and wife. Of Waterloo, Iowa: NJ
Tompkins and wife OF Denver; Miss
Calvin, daughter of r. G. Calvin, gen
eral manager OF the Southern Pacific
Railway, Miss Cope of San Francisco;
Miss Ramsay of Los Angeles; George
Monroe and wife of Fresno; the Misse.
McEwan of Nashville; George A
Batche lder, wife and son, OF Menl,
Park.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-10

Salcs-Between Boards: 8 Oahu
sug. Co, $1,000; 20 Hon. b. 4 NJ. Co.,
1923; 80 Oahu s. Co. $1,000; 100 Nc.
Bryde, 1878: 100 Haw. c. & S. Co.
slO7; 6 Haw. Ayr. Co.. $40. Session:
80 Olaa. S4.S7k.
Dividends-Mar 10. 1909: Paauhau.
zoe share; WGiluku. ~ per cent;
Hutchinson, zoe share.
Latest sugar quotoation 3.so3 cents
or $76.o6 per ton. ........
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-10
WANTS
WANTED

A long-felt want eliminated - A
Photograph Exchange will be OPP
ened In Honolulu, whereby you will
have the use OF $50 new Records
per year at very small cost. Any
one interested, write for prospec-
tus. etc. Phono Xchange, Bulle-
tin Office. 425J-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-10
LOCAL And GENERAL

Don't let time, dust and eoekroaehes
destroy the value OF unusual furni.
ture; let Bulletin Want Ad sell
them for you.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-10

cult" on line 6 of page s. there be
inserted the words wherein the par
ty appealing. as licensee, has his,
their or its licensed premises, the H.
cense for which has been suspended
or revoked. or for which renewal or
transfer Of the license has been refus-
ed. as the case may be-"
For u better understanding of the
within report. we append hereto the
bill as approved by this committee.
Respectfully submitted,
do not concur In the foregoing
report. being pledged to oppose any
change in the existing law
q. II. FAIRCHILD.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09
RETURNING FROM PRISON,
FORMER MAYOR DIES

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. Samuel
Francis smith. embezzler, former Mayor
Of Davenport, and son Of the man who
wrote America" died in hospital
at Toronto, Canada, today, where he
was taken from Q train bearing him
to Newton Center. Mass. to meet his
wife. He was released last Thursday
from the state reformatory at Ana
mosa, Iowa, on orders from Governor
Carroll. His sentence was suspended
because OF bis advanced age.
Convicted Of embezziingf trust funds
In Davenport ave years ago. he had
served ave OF his eleven years.
Six years ago Smith was highly
respected citizen. Sprung from proud
New England stock, he and his wife
were among the most Srominent people
Of Davenport. Their palatiai home
was the scene OF many social events.
Shortly whispers began to spread.
followed by open charges. smith was
arrested and examination Of his books
showed that he was defaulter to the
extent Of 100000 trust funds. He
admitted his guilt and asked for
speedy trial. He did not ask for mercy.
His wife, to appease creditors. sold
her mansion In Davenport.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09
DISPUTE OVER CRETE
IS CAUSING ANXIETY

London, Aug. S.--The acute stage
reached in the dispute between Turkey
and Greece over Crete is causing anx-
iety in the European capitals, such as
always accompanies any diplomatic diff
iicuity In that section of Europe; but
as NJ. Iswolsky, the Russian Foreign
Minister. said in an Interview at Cowes
last Tuesday. III there Is any awk-
ward development In the situation. we
will see that no mischievcus effects re-
sult therefrom." there 10 no idea THAI
hostiiities will result and there IL ev-
cry belief that satisfactory settle
ment will be arrived at.
From the latest reports II appears
that Turkey has not presented anything
In the form Of an ultimatum to Greece.
but has confined herself to verbal pro-
tests while the four protecting powers
are making energetic representations
both to Constantin0ple and Athens, 70
secure an amicable arrangement of the
dispute The four powers Insist that
under no circumstances STALL the Greek
nag be hoisted over any public build
ing In Crete and the foreign consuls
at Canea have been instructed to Inn
press this fact upon the Cretan author
tiles.
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.SOLONS ON WNKET
nEMsrRs or wATERwAYs coMMIs
SION TO SAN ron EUROPE.
Headed ~ Senator nurtoss National
Law Maksrs VIII Study sys-
tems Usea ~ Eurepean

washington. Aug. s.--Seven Of the
twelve members Of the National Wa
terways Commission. . commissions au-
thorized By Congress TO Investigate not
only the waterways OF Europe ana
Canada but the waterways of the Uni
recommendation for the improvement
OF the rivers, harbors and canals Of our
own country, will sail Tuesday morn
ing on the North German Lloyd liner
Kron Prinx Essen Cecilie on ten
weeks examination and Investigation
OF the waterways Of Europe.
I The personnel OF the party 10 as foi-
lows:
senator Theodore e. Burton (o.).
Chairman; senator Jacob H. aaliinger
IN. HI, Vice Chairman, accompanied
by his son, william n. Qallinger; Sem
ator r.. M. simmons IN. c.. the new
Chairman Of the Rivers and Harbors
Committee Of the House; Representa-
tive d. 3. Alexander and wife. OF New
York; Representative Frederick G.
stevens and wife. of Minnesota; Rep
resentative Irving H. Wangsr (Pa.),
Representative stephen NJ. spArkman
(Fla.)
Representative and Mrs. James H.
party, together with Prof. Roland G..
Mcpherson, OF Johns Hopkins Univsr-
sity; Prof. Emory r. Johnson. Of the
University Of Pennsylvania; Colonel
william H. Bixby. OF the engineer corps
of the army, and Herbert Knox Smith.
chief Of the Bureau Of Corporation
and the Secretary Of the Commission,
Woodbury. Puisifer. and Joseph Nc
Gam.
It is the intention OF Senator Piles
(wash.), Senator William Alden Smith
n and
Representatives Moon (Tenn.), also
members of the Waterways Commits
sion, to Join the party september 8. at
Strassburg, Germany, where the COM
mission will commence IN tnvesfiga-
ton OF the Rhine. The itinerary In
cludes visits to the great commercial
centers OF Europe and the capitals OF
the old world In order that hrst hand
study may be made, not only OF the
waterways but Of the transportation
problems which are closely related TO
the use Of the water courses as freight
and passenger carriers.
The party will spend from August IL
to % inspecting canals and rivers In
and around Berlin and Its environs:
Dresden, August 23 and "a; Prague, Au-
gust rs and 26. arriving at Vienna on
the evening of the 2sth instant, re-
naming there until August 81. Buda-
pest Will be reached september j, Wheie
three days will be spent In an investi-
cation OF the Danube, the party jour
neytug 10 Orsuya the night of Septem-
Der q. September and will be spent
AT Belgrade and back to Budapest.
From Budapest to Munich will occupy
the evening OF September and visit
TO Strassburg and then . rather ex-
tended trip on the Rhine will extend
from September 10 to IA. Holland, Its
dykes and canals viii be visited from
seutennber is to IL. The balance Of the
trip embraces Belgium. September Is
to u, the canal system Of this country
being regarded as most eempiete; Par.
Is. 22nd to soth and London October
to is, which includes trips along the
Manchester ship canal and inspection
of harbors and waterways OF England
arriving In New York octener 20.
axv.isnAweA FenHae sNeeth.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09

Hswever, whiie osantfty 81 Impsrts.
Hons n Largest, value 10 below
That Of Other Fisca1
Years

Washington, Aug s.--Ali records for
importations, OF manufacturers mate
rial into the United States were broken
during the fiscal year 1905. according
to the bureau OF statistics in state
ment made public today.
Raw WOOL raw cotton. raw six
hbers, hides and skins, India rubber.
tobacco, tin. camphor. lumber and GER
tain articles included under the gem
eral group rchemicals, drugs and dyes,
are the principal articles imported for
manufacturing; and in nearly all OF
these the quantity imported In 1909 ex-
ceeded that OF any earlier year.
There are few exceptions Raw
wool, for example. shows q slightly
higher quantity imported In the fscal
year 1897 pending the enactment OF the
Dingley law, which transferred wool
from the free to the dutiable lists; pis
tin, lead, cotton and lumber show In
certain earlier years quantities slightly
In excess Of the figures OF 1909. But In
all the other important articles Tor
manufacture, such as copper ore. cop
per pigs. fibers. hides and skins. india
rubber, raw silk, tobacco and many
other articles OF less Importance, the
quantities imported Tn 1903 are larger
than ever before, and 80 much exceed
the record Of any earlier year as to
fully Justify the assertion that the
quantity Of manufacturers material
imported in the fiscal year ended june
30. 1909. exceeded that of any earlier
fiscal year. ~
While this IL the highest record ~
to quantity of manufacturers' material
imported, Ii does not represent the
highest values. On the contrary tbs
figures of the bureau show that the
value of crude materials imported foi
psa II, M uufa ett,rtnv in the hscal yeal
1908 was $4,000, 900 below the value OF
this group OF imports in 1907; and the
manufactures for further use In manu-
featuring were $52.00o.0oo below tbs
figures of 1907
The fall In value IL ascribed to this
lower prices prevailing in 1893 than In
1903.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09

with the same object a. did the doc
tors a. the Adrian Hospital here to-
day. when an abnormal incision was
made ON Peter Jackson. white man.
Jackson, while drinking bottle OF
Dor at his home. dislodged his false
teeth and swallowed them. A physi-
clan, unable to recover the molars.
forced them into the mans stomach,
and then rushed him to the hospital.
where the operation was performed.
Jackson 10 In critical condition.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09
DOCTOR ENDS LIFE
COMMITS DEED WHILE FAMILY Is
AT CHURCH.
Uses shst Gun with Fatal Result,
Pulling Trigger With Toe--
Ill-Health Given a.
1855 Cause.

scottsboro, Aug. s.--(Special.)--
While his wife and young son were at
church here this morning. DR.. J. p.
Roerex. one of the best known physl-
clans in this section of Alabama, COM
mitted suicide at his home.f
The desperate man used shot gun
to end his life, pulling the trigger with
his toe.
Ili-heaith Is attributed as the cause
for the deed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09
DANCER FALLS TO DEATH.


Toledo. o.. Aug. s.--Joseph Polzxyew-
ski, aged %, was Instantly killed by
falling out Of the second story window
of o dance hall at an early hour sun
day morning and Helen Lawazso wski,
aged TO-. who was the innocent cause of
the young mans death. is being held
by the coroner until after the inquest.
The young man was seated In a win
dow after q dance, when Miss Lawaz-
sowaski innocently tripped him and he
fell backwards out Of the window,
striking on his head, fracturing his
skull and twisting his spine
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09
ESCAPED COnUlct

Fifty dollars reward for capture ana de-
livery In any jail fog Jne Henry Russell.
penitentiary from Jeferson Co.. and who
escaped from my plantation near Lowndes-
horo on 10th inst. Description Color black,
lbs teeth good Has scar on left arm caused
from vaccination; small scar on chest; also
small scar in corner OF left eye; atoutly
built Remarks: Supposed 10 have wife In
o DIT W. C MecURDY.
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Makes Five Fllghts /.

New York. Aug. s.-Charles Foster
willard young New Yorker, made
five successful flights In the aeroplane.
Golden Flyer, OF the New York Aero
nauttc Socsety. near Mineoia, l.. T., az
dawn today. The lengths OF the
mile to two miles. Els feat is con-
sidered remarkable in that he had
made but eleven flights. Willard's
successs Is attracting attention.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09
HOT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Hest Recorls Of Yssr Fan In Quaker
state.

state.
PhiiAdeiphia, Pa. Aug. s.--Pennsyl.
vania 10 again sweitering under anoth-
or hot wave. Reports from cities both
east and west Of the Alleghenies tell
Of the suddenly Increasing oppressive
heat. At Scranton the thermometer
registered % degrees. new record for
the year. while at Williamsport the
mercury jumped from 81 to ~. break
Ing the record for this summer.
Both Altoona and Jamestown sizzled,
with the thermometer touching 80. the
high record for the year.
In this city the mercury scared ia
%. but the hot rays Of the sun were
tempered by.a cooling south wind.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. s.--Trouble is
predicted by the striking employees Of
the Pressed steel Car Company's plant
at Schoenvifle n any attempt is made
tomorrow to force forty-seven Of their
number with their families who nave
been served with eviction notices. to
leave the company houses. Many Of
the miners from mill towns nearby Wis.,
tied Schoenville today but no trouble
was experienced by the guards at the
ufants
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neckhan, Asphyxiated

New York, Aug. s.-W, II. r..
Beckham, cousin OF former Governor
Beckham of Kentucky, ana for several
years a member OF the reportorial star
Of The New York Times, died In his
New York boarding house early today
from accidental gas asphyxiation
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09
LIVE WIRE CAUSES DEATH.

Two Killed, Third burned Daring
Fire.
st. Paul, Mimi. Aug. s.-Two men
were killed. by q live wire and third
was severely burned during a ire to-
night In lumber yards between st. Paul
and Minneapolis. The men were
leaning against a barbed wire fence
watching the IRE when an electric feed
wire fell on the fence. The hre de-
stroyed the yards of the st. Croix. the
transfer and the H. b. Wait Lumber
Companies. The total loss IL $4,000.
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ESCAPED CONVICT.

Fifty dollars reward for capture and de-
livery in 1ail for Eugene McIiwain; convict
ed at the spring term Of Dallas County
Court, and who escaped from my plantation
color black. age rs years. height #. In. /:
weight 1855 lbs, teeth good; IL subject to
fits and as soon as he RECEIVERS from one
asks the question, What time IL ity" He
will probably be found in selma or Mobile.
Signed.
TT L. W. HUNTER
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BELL BUILDING

The coolest piaes In Mouseonssy. efto3l
10xif and 1b'x1B-s" rent for tieht -
office Building convsnlsnces soes With t1e1n
Elevators run all night and ~ DAY enneey-
Heat on all day Sunday during winter 80,
Bell. Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09

Dsckham vas q years old anA came
Of . prominent virginia family He
had been In the newspaper business
for twenty-five years. having worked
In Chicago, Warrington and else.
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ed CHA n
AO !!
NOTICE.

Five Thousand Dollars of the new stock
issue Of the United Selling Company now
offered, at par one hundred dollars Better
get aboard while gthe opportunity lasts.
W, A. DAVIS, President.
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NOTICE.

The United Selling Company has added to
its business cotton seed products and fer.
tiltzer department under the management
of Mr. p v. Stires Vice President.
W. A. DAVIS, President
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ToR RENg--RooMs.

TO right party. second floor residence witA
all conveniences for light housskespinR'
private veranda, bath, ETC. AddFesf brAWe<
''F" -is-tV-shA~sAt Il
FOR RENT--From October LIST flat a
five nicely Furnished rooms on secqnd fln0s
~ handsouaA home on one OF the best afe'
mes ali modern eonvenienoes. Address
Home Care Advertiser. -~{3r%l
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MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

woRK-For neat stenoKraphic aud multi.
srsph work. promptly done. call on the
Sss, 724 First National Bank Building.
Phone S266. Act
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wANTED-To BUY.

WANTED-To buy good all round horse;
weight about 1000 or i,1oO. city broke. safe
for lady 10 drive. but good mover. Greys
and antiques not considered. Htate price,
color, age and where can be seen. A. &. s.,
p. o. Box Te0. City. --s-2t
WANTED--At once 10 car ioada Of second
hand furniture. Phone 1874, or call at Is
Monroe ST. lift
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WANTED.

FOR Clipping horses, mules and dogs, Call
at l2s Lee ST., dTeii Bros, Stable. u. II. An
drews. -l-St
LETTERS In quantities from 1o0to 1900. 900
can be produced In exact facsimile OF orig
ed and the name carefully matched will
have the same effect II each letter was
typewrItten separately. Our facilities and
experience enable to do the very best
work of this class, Our reputation assures
that we will. E. Ia Dayant Typewriter Co,
First National Bank. -i-tf
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RUBBER HOSE.

DON'T buy q hose not guaranteed. loss IL
nose, best grade i6c per foot Little Paint
store, II North Perry --tS
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EDUCATIONAL,

coAcHINa--In Mathematics by Misu Mary
~ NapiaE. 20 South st.. PhoRs 1894, Il
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swallowed False Feeth..
ppnxsutawney. Pa. Aug. Sew
physicians ever operated upon man
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FURNITURE
ENGRAVING.

o,,r cuts: they, add ~ per cent 10 III.
sstractiVeness OF amy ad; talk Il over with
The Advertiser Engraving Co. If
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FINANCIAL.

FARMERS-Now 10 the opppFtuns fisnn 4,
borroW money TO buy more land o. 10 80
mare 10 pay your debts. We have plonfv +
lend on Improved farmA state Abstract Co.
ia 8. Perry. ~s~aTt|
MONEY to Loan; We lend money on a.
Also buy old gold and silver for spec Sl,az
MontgoInery Loan Co. North ceNeS III
MONEY to Loan-Loan On improves tls
land. ]. c. Hardaway \ Co.. 500 neiI 1llsff'
phone l4B6. ~sr&1~1
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YoR RENT--sT0REg

ron RMNT--atsgs No 3te pextss Aveng9.
snd md ara DOORS suitable for lodee rnar,1
sion' Apply 70 ). @ Haas. eeFneF K1se ao6
TsIiapoosa 6trestA --rxNe2a
ron RENr--Srom oetoheF isk ssexs ~. "A
ceesa Street, now occupied ~ Baisse ana
Thompson. Railroad traokage. Apply % u
G. Haas. soFnsf I.ss and Tsllapo9aA atz&e<z;
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-The 81. James Hotel In seinze]
Ala Address for particulars, Julien smlst5
Selma, Ala. lf-s
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wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS--wanted, men and ladies' for a
good and useful article 70 sell for 80 cents.
high commission paid 70 the right party.
New York. ". Y. --2-7t
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PERSONAL.

GREAT OFFER-A genuine leather tf&
folder and card case. including 400 tnK5x
printed, name. address. business or pftS4.
sion, all complete for the small sam q &
cents in stamps Agents wanted. Write h
s. Robbins ll65 Union Ave. New xof1
n. Y. -&se n
IEoTA's Palmistry Wagon is nov iorase'
on the main road at the entrances OF Rie&
Ell Springs Park. Call and see ~!
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MIsCE NEoUs.

THE United SelliTs, ~o4 any. Storage ~
nartment wants to store your houaaho N
Goods and furniture. separate locked ~ hi
snecIally built for the purpose. warehoul
ana office, Jefferson ST.. Phone los,
~ --2s-su-apo-wl
am In position 60 rai
A.. sstimates on all kinds of work in n
SrilAinE line, including new and remcdeifu|
AZ reasonable and living prices. EstlmAk'
~ ~ sarfullv rendered. D. ~ Avery. CoEtrar'
Ing builder. Phone ass ss
We ARE now prepared to give you 80
timate on any kind o. buiain6' lak8R
soles.
sToRAGE-Nev concrete buiidingi specte
hniit FOR ali kinds OF storage; hulk stored
"a reasonable ratestTprtvq room KsE H4H4
held gsods Pr sapiis %
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WANTED-sITUAgloN.
WANTED-BoARDERs.

W ANTEp-Two or three boarders at once.
references required and given. Phone 1897
sIrMMER rates at New Merchants Hotel;
large. airy, Handsomely iuIhis .d rooms.
The Appeal., 1909-09-04
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1909.
JURY RIGHTS OF RACE.

Mr.. Wilford Smith, of $50 Nassau
street, New York. who had charge of
the cases mentioned below, has is
sued and circulated statement,
portion of which we quote, as fol-
lows: ..
'To the Colored People of the South:
"The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided in the recent
cause Of Rogers VS.. Alabama, and
Carter VS.. Texas. that the exclusion
of qualified Negroes from jury service
and grand and petit juries on account
of their race and color. is denial to
Negroes on trial, in courts where such
exclusion is allowed the equal protec-
tion Of the law: and the trial and
conviction of Negro under such cir
crmstances will be set aside and an
nullled, as being in violation of the
14th amendment of the Constitution
of the United States. The same is