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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

The editor of the ,Pekin Daily
News rejoices in the suggestive cog
nomen of eli Sum-" The eminent
son of CONTIGUOUS, If commercially
inclined, might strike a fine bargain
by disposing of his highly appropri-
ate name to the Washington cor
respondent Of the Boston Guardian.
Florida isn't SO bad as Legisla-
ton Cone would have the outside
public to believe. Instead of strik-
ing out the appropriation for $685.
600 for the benefit of the cofored
State College, as stated in the cur
rent press, the legislature passed
an amended bill calling for$15,-
600. Cone is the fellow who didn't
like to see Negro boys wearing mill
tary uniforms, walking straight and
being called captain" The better
element of the lawmakers, however
regarded military training as pro-
kmotive Of order, discipline and phys
| ical development and said '"let the
good work go on" with SIS, 900 as
| a stimulus. Let us give Florida's
decent whites the credit to which
they are entitled.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

There will be big time in Louis
vile, August 1920. The CONNER
cial, educational and professional
men Of the race will be on hand to
exchange words OF greeting and
cheer. The meeting will be both a
school Of valuable instruction and a
delightful outing that every bust
ness man needs once a year. You
cannot afford to miss it.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

being called "Miss,"" must stay ont
OF "Miss-ississippi.." It seems. The
name of this state is q ''misnomer.n
The Negro Is learning tho science
OF politics. At q meeting H,ealled
Tor the purpose Of ,electing y dele.
gates from Goochland county to-
the-Eepublican> state convention Of
Virginia, to assemble at Newport
News, the unexpected combination;
between the colored republicans
and u certain element OF the white
voters resulted in the defeat OF the
lily-whites," and the naming tof %
mlted delegation, two colored. They
are J. s. Peasants. who acted as
secretary of tue local convention,
and cambridge Hopkins, who has
large influence among all classes In
the county, ... re. - =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

The foolish application Of the
grandfather clause" in the munich
pal registration at Annapolis, Md,
has sounded the death-knell Of the
DISTINGUISHING amendment that is to
be voted upon by the people Of the
State this fall.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

The South has wisely decided that
the Negro must be allowed to work.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

Let 1T be emphasized that there is
an immense difference between "civ-
IL equality" and ''social equality"
The South Is so prone to confuse the
one with the other.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

Colored ladies who insist upon
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

There is presidential timber" in
Senator Albert J. Beveridse, Of In
diana. Keep your eye ON this bril-
liant young man from the bailiwick
of Morton, Harrison, Colfax, and
Henry S. Lane.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

Nothing so became Hoke Smith in
public life than the leaving Of it. His
passing occasions nothing but gen.
eral rejoicing, in which the blacks
and whites are for the once united
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

Whether, the cause be inertictency
or race prejudice. the painful fact
remains that the Negro waiter Ia
losing ground in the north. A few
years ago not a single hotel en-
ployed white walters or. mattresses,
while now white men and women
are as plentiful as -blackbegries In
July, in the principal hostelries ana
cafes, A well-known, colored hotel
man who used to reap a harvest
annually at Atlantic City and other
popular seaside resorts makes the
prediction that at the present rate
the Negro will have lost. OUT al
most completely in the next Ave
years. What Is the remedy? ~.,' y, !
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

ISJx abs recommendation of the
pl committee goes through, &C
il ~ present plans, Mr.. Garnet
ikinson, q (, sEaduate OF the
stoh schools, viii become the
Sf the. M street High School
Mt. w + s. >Jaskson ,Rho
Us III shstsffsa TO- A position as
. 8 5 "a Armst rong seheol; Nj,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

Equity demands that the fellows
who helped the winner on to victory
should be asked to eat at the first
table. A positive premium should
be placed on personal and party 10y
atty, especially In an age when 10y
atty Of any kind is so blooming
scarce"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

The bounteous farms Of Iowa, Ne
braska, Kansas, and Missouri are
begging for workers to gather In
their harvests. Here is a fine chance
for the fellows who say they want
work.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

Lying on the absent one Is So
cial form of lynching. The accused
Is condemned and executed, without
being given a chance to offer word
in his own defense.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08


1t Is said that Boston will make
a strong bid for the 1910 meeting
OF the National Negro Business
League. Next year is tho tenth an
niversary of the founding Of the
League, and as that Interesting
event took place at the Hub
there seems to be a peculiar fitness
that the organization should go
back to its birthplace to review it's
splendid achievements of it's first
decade. 1t looks likb Boston for
1910. Philadelphia, Cleveland,
st. Louis. Kansas City, Little Rock,
Cincinnati, Birmingham and Pitts
burg are few OF the great cities
not yet visited by the League, but
all have invitations on the table and
will be given consideration in due
season. Richmond, Chicago and
Nashville are asking for return en-
gagements.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13
A GHOST STORY

real ghost story has developed New York Al eaa s1or
with supernatural suggestion which the wronged sptf q
t5ornayte that possible when the body haa le &
10 few cinders contained canbut the PeTIuTe se We
able make rs restless presence known Win an UNI
emmy nose t,t
The story involves mystery around which novelist should le
able plot a stranger into the saloon OF l
Moore on Third Avenue New York 1908 and asked the par
tender to take temporary care OF package wrapped paper Inc
bartender thrust the package refrigerator compartment IA me
OF OF bottles The incident passed out OF ms d ana
WHEN repairs being made the refrigerator year ate
the package discovered and being unwrapPed was Io 70 e
jar canister containing ashes and labeled Remains OF Rate
referred the proprietor OF the saloon who reasoning thai the
surely would call for put the under the counter
where knew of except himself and MS bartender
after this that the interesting features OF the SOY &c
yoped Above the saloon living rented named
Dutton who resided there with his family The buttons were great
" disturbed by noises in the saloon at night could be
planned Investigation failed reveal the The buttons
and did their Several fact
left because they unable stand the strain caused
by the mysterious sounds The remainder OF the story thus told
in the New York World:
About fourteen months ago Moore decided to the saloon
TO another man In looking over the place the prospective lessee
came upon the canister He opened 1t Part OF the ashes was split
the floor and swept with the nights collection OF cigar p
Moore agreed to the canister.
Soon after the in Mrs Miller whose house
separated from the of the saloon by alley began 10
hear strange pounding night if person rapp
ing on the inside OF closet door to attract attention and be released
The sounds caused several of Mrs Mer depart
Yesterday Mrs Miller looked up her wall when in the alley
way. She small hole made by removing three bricks
Patroan Coege OF the East Twenty Street station Coll
edge climbed up reached into the hole and brought the canister
IF ashes"
The the morgue where claimed in Ger
am time will be taken the Poes field and buried Certain
the efforts OF the pertubed wrath the ashes from neglect
leSerye better result
from its supernatural corncomants the story opens
vide field for the imagination Who woman? Why was
he cemated? Who the careless ashes
he saloon and why did he return? Few the modern ny
cry which the publishing out in great abund
nee have better ground work for the fictitious wonders they
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13
NO RELIEF FOR CONSUMER

The long fight the tariff so far as the enactment
lof the law concerned The ultimate now begin
the fight OF making ends best He has the sympathy
of all who have tried and know what Job has come to mean
Tor under republican tariff, says the Birmingham News
One of the independent newspapers of the middle es+
tune ago said Blessed the ultimate consumer who exncs
little in the of relief from the tariff BILL for that is lust
about what he will get"
True quite The rpubican party has failed to fulfill its
promise Just as has done for many years The consumer gets
mighty little relief from the tariff law fact he IS lust as
bad off he when things so lively for The r.
publican party the preliminary stage OF the presidential campaign
that the leaders OF that party regarded the part of exDeeny 70
promise to revise the tariff downward That when the marty
recognized the need for their power Tbey o
to neglect the OF the compact so the people have @
that does the good but plays largely into the hands
OF the manufacturing trusts as usual
The tariff is reduction as a whole The South ges
pretty cold deal and the consumer generally gets what he can which
lem with him. poO
Not only was the tariff bill obnoxious to the democrats
Uu nor lew OF the republicans fought the ground that i
would be no relief the people and is adoption would h.
violation OF the promise OF the republican party to the people w
asking Tor their support IN the presidential presidential e
The Richmond TmesDispach, an intelligent and obse-+
, paper, commenting on the situation shortly before the
II the completed tariff bill bad as the democratic Leader.
sincerely believe It to BE- hardly 10 mean eo~;
house IN 1910 Not that the democratic Marty has l
on the tariff Unhappiy has nothing OF the sort R,r he @
TACT that the democratic party primarily reSbl -
tins bill and the republican party was The se -; =
people upon finding their hopes houted and tbei f t
There only one way IN which he rla 80 lAl uSIayaL
ven ose VINO have the least admiration for the performances -
he democratic party the session will srge 5st u
MI do 10 beat dog, ' @15 suck
One glance Al the finished bill Was enough to starr ~, +.
glteeH republicans the house and from seven :, ter
4 me senate ind themselves unable stomach it
hat redress have the people, They can face H. Il
l neI congressional election with the charge that tF
le promise % me people and be punished for 9
II Is eoslHg 70 some that not ee7 ,tt
- : scly reEHaHt 10 the great majority OF the n+ola h
Pseel ne country from going with is PROGRESS - g
Il = encouraging the present situation n f4sI r
l1e iHHEsTy pluck self reliance character az - -
Ee are Slch As to enable them DEFY even tire as - z
1CLlcse great OF
l1.g MAJ can Dc SAID the new tariff f q
q me millions Of Is that the vrraof
SLOW WAT they up against Meantime The 49,
erection Is rot % far Of they viii forget the
an party. e y iun me FePab- d
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13
SECOND ASSESSMENT.

CHIC Cold Mining Company, Linifed,
r-c.s. Rooms 305 to 3o5 Soma
Block. Boise. Idaho
No,ice IS Hereby Given, That at a
r.S7,lar adiozrned meeting OF the Board
~ T5recrors Of the Celtic Gold Mining
Cc-71.auv. Limited. held on Tuesday,
i,1lv %. 1903, al 500 p. m. at the ott1ces
= me COMPANY, an assessment OF one
and 0ue-auzrtcr 40 cent per share
- levied upon the capital stock OF the
ro-Do-zion. payable on the 4th day OF
Se1-sulber 1909. at the Offices OF the
Co-rozuy. so5 to 30s Soma Block, BOISE,
fdsho Is A Rzthbun. Secretary. Any
stock uoon which this assessment re-
--siT. uuuzid on the said 4th day OF
S-rtgm5er. 1903, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unIess payment IS made before will be
~ On the 18th day Of September, 1909,
Il the hour OF 10 O'Clock a m, al The
ofrces Of the Company to pay the de-
E7Cue1t assessment, together with costs
81 Advertising and expenses of sale
A. RATHBUN,
Secretary.
once Rooms sO5 to sOs Soma Blk,
Boise. idaho.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13
ALIAS SUMMONS

IN the District Court of the Third T.,
liclal District OF Ia State ~ 15 .lu u
and for the County OF AL N
Sauoe Earl Elliott, Plaintiff "
0- - = May Elliott, Defendant "
ne STATE OF Idaho sends Creet;ng -
ne ABOVE named Defendant. -
lou are Hereby REQUIRED n AGO.
= n actlo1 brought against ynr n M - -
1-Ofe named Plaintiff in tie Dss. ny
S 81 the Third Judicial 49, st,l ~
o. Iozho, II and for tba Co.. !,
: - sr1o 20 answer the conoi,;-.. ~ -
1I1 "a copy OF which i 49, ,.,-.. my. <.
-I,--l within twenty davs 1s~-i,,-:: a.
y ne Cay OF servicel after - -N $50.
= ~ q THIS summons. II $50 - ~
:. - olstrlcti OF II served o,,t " ~. III
--s.I'ct within forty dzvs ~ VI ms
GiiTo--s : ,s $3.50 TO recover a decree ~
No. .rs- -s:s--',iig the bonds Of u1str;-
--z.s----s between the plaintiff nd
- q ne grounds Of dese1ds-+,-
-. - q ne plaintiff for nor 81.
s-Ti-SleI zz1 pzst. all OF wh;Cb .- .i.s.l
- e@Is n Plaintiffs cornrI,;- -
= -.sss 80 IS served herewith bs-a
A. - s % and made 4 par hers -
- % are hereby noti5ed 81 -. r
---- - % appear and auswa- ~ -. y
.lz:E.-;-- 8 above required ~. ~ ~
.-Is-- VII apply 70 the CONF = = s1iu
g.. .--. ~ IN tas conols;nt' 0' inc
'I -. Under ny hand sr5 ', II
Jss-- ,tL.el s-ou-t Of the Third T,, rfl y
= - o. ne State Of TdsLo -'iicla i
Cou1ty OF Ada ~. n 5 and
= :. q Aay. n the wear ~ LIS his 24th
Hd me hundred and ii, NJ; LORD
W. L CUDDY.
81 " D. McREYNoL6s
r. : 1LLLER Attorney for P,,;. .ssz
i-'1s al Boise, Idsbo rainuH.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13
ALIAS SUMMONS ON FORE
CLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

IN the District Court of the Third
I Judicial District Of the State of Idaho,
IN and Tor the County Of Ada
Louis 3. Kuldscn, Plaintiff. VS.. John
w Eagleson, ETA H. Eagleson, B.
Clyde Eagieson, Laeta EagIeson and
c. H. Dennison. Defendants
The State Of Idaho Sends Greeting to
the above named Defendants.
You Are Hereby Required to Appear
II Al action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff IN the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District,
State Of Idaho, in for the County of
Ada and 70 answer the complaint fled
therein within twenty days Exclusive OF
the DAY OF seryice) after the service on
you OF this summons, If served within
this district; or If served out OF this
district, within forty days The said ac-
ton IS brought TO obtain decree of this
Court for the foreclosure OF a certain
mortgage described IN the complaint
and executed BY the said John W.
EzgIeson, Eta H. Eagieson, B. Clyde
Ezgleson and I-aeta Eagleson on the
15th day OF January 1907, to secure the
psyuent OF Z certain pTomissory note
for the sum Of $4,000 made and exc
cuted By John W. Eagieson. Eta H.
Ezgleson, B. Clyde Eagleson and Laeta
Ezgleson on January 18th, 1907 in favor
Of plaintiff.
Plaintiff demands Judgment against
John w EsglesOn and B. Clyde Eagle
son foT the sum OF $4,000 with interest
thereon from July Is, 1907 at per cent
per annum and for 10000 attorneys
ices and costs OF suit all Of which more
fully appears from Plaintiffs complaint,
Z copy OF which IS served herewith, |
hereby referred 10 and made part here
Of
The property covered by said mort
gage and hereby sought TO be foreclosedi
* described as follows: The north 2oI
feet OF Lot s. along the entire length
thereof All Of Lot 5 and the south
feet OF Lot I along the entire length
thereof, all IN Block numbered 6 in An
dola's Addition 10 Boise City, as the
same IS shown upon the official plat OF
SAD addition TOW on file In the office of l
the Recorder Of Ada County, Idaho.
That the premises conveyed BY said /
mortgage may be sold, and the proceeds
thereof applied TO the payment OF the 1
sum 50 due 70 the said plaintiff, includ-
ing costs, accruing costs and attorneys
tees. and IN case such proceeds are not
sui1cIent 70 pay the same, that plaintiff
may have Judgment against John w
tagiesol and B. Clyde Eaeieson for such
1elde7cy and execution issue therefor.
nat the said defendants and all persons
>laiIling BY, through OF under them NAV
= barred and foreclosed of all title.
-ignt, claim, hen, equity Of REDEMPTION
ND interest IN and to said mortgage
PREMISES and for such other and further
'eler as may De Just and equitable.
and Il you tail to appear and answer
tlen complaint as above required plain
II VIII take default against Won and
pply TO the Court for relief demanded
\ the complaint.
GIVEN under my hand and seal OF the
ald District Court, in the County of
AGa, State Of Idaho, this sth dav nj
MY n the year Of our Lord one tbons-
nd nine hundred and nine.
w. L CUDDY.
Clerk.
By W. D. McREYNOLDS {
Deputy Clerk.
L NIDAY, Attorney for Plaintiff
residing Al Boise, Idaho. -
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13
REAL ESTATE
7. E SCHOOLER'S
AGENCY
We hzre a eart q the viz orehard

We have pzrr Of the Wilson Orchard
YET Ieft We have Eunber of fine
rznchess several snaps in residences (;
some splendid good chances u business
pTopositsSn- Among the rest Te have
two theatres for sale, several grocery
stores twc Erse cafes and other PROPOSE
dons that can be easily handled We
have SINE cheap lots On terms, some as
lo~ as 800 per month We have a
number Of properties also forexchange
Furnished and unfurnisb-d houses for
rent Call and see Us We have both
rhones- ]. z SchooleTs zg-noq third
floor. Overland Building
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13
PROMPT
DELIVERY

Is an essential element Of g..
less in the Grocery trade. M
one of the points in which we ,p
great pride and our well sustsBs
equation in this regard constau.
Y brings us new customers, Vhit
cling an important factor in hJH
ng old ones. OF course Our
goods are standard quality-r
very best of all brands and on
prices are most reason ~ole ST
isfaction in goods, t.lces and 10
vice guaranteed.
BOISE MERCANTILE Co. ]
712 IDAHO STREET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18

Bingham Junction Aus. last Nor
San says De WAS riding on the wreck
en- ana that owing to excess speed she
Wrcckcr was wrecked and his ear was
ON the casualty list his spine was
badly injured ne says. Va addition, aud
hc was badly bruised
Another cnort is to bee made ny the
mother OF Helen Hall 10 Secure posses
sion uf the cnild. before judge o. ~.
lewis NJ The THIRD district cuurI
who VIII hear AN application ION hahcas
corpus Tuesday evening az $3.50 O'Clock
90 force the juvenile court officials and
ihe supcrintcndcnts of tho Orphans
homo and day nursery to turn the child
over 60 ite mother Helen Be- but 3
years old. ana was taken from her moth
cr upon order of tho juvenile court ON
The ground that the mother was not 70
ht person to have the custody of the
child, ON the ground that tho mother
was au inmate of houses of ill-famc.
Ernest NJ stalcy boz an action for dc
vorcC from his wife Icila r.. Stalcy.
filed In the Third district court satur-
uay. claims that bis wifc's paivnts
drove him from their home where Dee
and his wife were living in March.
1908. telling him mover Co return. Since
that time his wife has repeatedly &C.
fused TO come and live with him, and
requested that De- take steps Co secure
a divorce They were married at tas
Vegas, New. oct 81. 1907. and have
one child
Mrs Ida NJ Goldman Saturday filed
suit in the city court CO recover pos
session ~ n diamond pin from pcari
Pitman and Art Bolton. who are. she
claims. unlawfully Withholding tl'
article from her The diamond is valued
az SIS. and in addition Mrs Goldman
wants $50 in damages
Henry stewart In answer Co the CONS
plant for divorce filed against him hy
Florence r. Stewart. denies that hc
has over treated her iu cruel manner,
as alleged by her. He files "a cross
complaint, asking that he bo granted
divorce ON the ground of cruelty. all
leging thar his wife has repeatedly i'm
suited him before her children by
previous marriage, whom Stewart says
he supported and brought up until
they weic old enough to support them
selves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
MAY RAISE ENTRANCE FEE.
Proposition Affecting the Commercial
Club j. Up for Discussion.

Replies received from members Of
the Commercial club in answer TO the
letter recently sent out to an the mem
bers submitting the recommendation or
the membership committee TO increa So
the membership fee from $50 TO 500 for
resident members from SIS 20 $50 for
non resident members. are generally
In favor OF the proposed increase.
Among those who favor the increase
there Is a diversity Of opinion as to
when the change should be made some
favor 81 when the club moves into its
new home. and others think that tho
date should be fixed az the new year
some favor a period Of notice varying
from 30 DAYS W tn six months 9th
ors think that Il might tend 10 make
the club exclusive. and prevent the
entrance OF many worthy ana capable
Young men who could not AFFORD the
price.
some OF the members think the
raise should be left with the board OF
governors. and others express them
selves that the needs Of the club
should govern tho matter. Some Of
the members who live In different parts
OF the state, and who seldom 10 ever
use the club feel that membership in
the club Is an honor, for which a
man ought 90 he willing 10 pay. Others
again express the opinion that the fee
should not be raised until a member
shin OF 900 Is reached. when "A wait
ing list should be kept The board will
meet to decide the matter az an early
date