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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
CONTEST ON Atirnoks.

Dnvilla Texas. - Dear IJaphsmmer: l
thought / would write to tho Haps, as my
friend Is writing. see that the members are
discussing whether the tomato r. n vegctahi.
or a fruit. / think II il 4 vegetable ] am
like ono OF the iiaps-i think book contest
would ret be proper Having such an ex
tensive field to glucose from, enc would hardly
know fer when book he had the greatest
preference. But think contest on authors
would be nice. One may like one book OF an
author very much, but TO take his works in
general we would not Ike him as well as
some other author. So think il the Haps
hest to take the authors. Dent you, laps !?
I think Longfellow would be nice to discuss
first. ms he was an American author and II
good one. too. We must try and make our
page I'm The Post more interesting than the
othe, pages am 1G years old As this Is
my first letter ! suppose 1t would be best for
me to close. would Ike to correspond WITH
l.. H., box 49, Dayilla,. Milan county. Texas.
Good bye. Your friend. Mozele.
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|rorTlE TWO SHOES.

he Tottie Two Shoes
Is upon my knee,
II me just one story"
eadingly says she.
Istart the story.
my to for me.
lie Tottie Two Shoes
stems thoughtfully.
knight tell her,
rave as brave could be,
bis lady love, TOO
ery fair was she.
the maid was stolen,
low be set her free;
they bravely suffered
ndless misery.
fle Tottie Two Shoes
estes close to me,
| end the story
ery happily.
"a ask her II I
ay her brave knight be,
she does not answer
ast asleep is shel
Buffalo Evening News.
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A BUNCH OF nAps.

Cameron. Tcxas.SDear Haphammer: we
notlced in last weeks paper where a crowc of
boys Joined the merry band of Hans. and II
nv, Hap don't object the following boys would
like very much to Join: lack sisson, Edgar
Tucker, Tom Ellis. Fritz Falrendorn, Armine
Pope and Earl Wooley. Our fathers all take
The Post and we like very much to read II,
especially The. Sunday POSE We are members
OF club called Merrymakers and think II
nice to be members OF such n large and grand
club as the Happyhammcrs. For fear our let
tei is getting tiresome we will close. Yours
trGly, Jack Sisson, Edgar Tucker. Tom Ellis,
Frit: Fahrendorff, Arminc Pope and Earl
WcoieY.
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SHE LIKES TO READ.

townsville. Texas. -. Dear Haphammc,,
Again ] come to talk with you all a short
while, as | have not visited you for some
time. agree with Dark Eyes" when It
comes to reading. don't know what would
do Il it were not for papers and magazines to
read would read whole day and not get
of American Literature, Washington Irving
like to read about the most popular man,
because 1t is so interesting Well, will close
for this time. so good bye to all. am still
the same Daisy Blossom
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FROM CARL STEPHENSON.

Tharp. Texas Dear Haphammer; u na ss
beer quite awhile since have written To me
Hans page. am getting along only ios r.,p.
/ hive no musical instrument OF any KIND:
bu, hope some day 10 be able to get one. !.
Is coming spring and have been helping 70
20, rendv To plant and cultivate my broom
eorn m takes the money that could pun IN
nm crYa,, 10 buy my broom corn, for nave
been helping my father support the iat n. !,
ynrv 'I,rre erop. and cotton VAS so lo~ fhht
b. did not get very mucr for II, have TWO
cousins living IN Walker county who Sant 70
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EARLY TEXAS VEGETABLES IS

flsin. Texas.--Dear Haphammer 1t has
peeh long tine since have written to you
haven't much TO tell. | have been so busy In
svhooi haven't been able to do much but
learn lessons and recite them. our garden is
looking well for the season. We have pens
radlshos. lettuce and onions growing. md nave
planted potatoes and set out one row of cab
page. Papa Is planting corn now. Since the
cold spell have killed nine birds with
detdiall. They were destroying the garden.
our friend. Clyde c. owens.
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DUR BOYS AND GIRLS.

see T,e their names enrolled on the Hap page.
Ieey ate Jessie and Willie Greer also have
= Z, friend living In Grimes county, Miss Bessie
f,ahII, VINO wants to see her nunie In ths
laps corner. and stu another friend who
, Wisnes to become a member of the club. Her
n ,,. Is Miss Rachel Foster, McAdams. Texas
ny slster also wishes TO Join the band or
,,eappyhammers. Her name Is Nora and she
Is y, Joined in 1897. hope to he able
some some DAY TO help every Hap that needs, and
,,hIough the Happyhammer cltb. I love to
neai inc letters read every week. With best
wishes to Mr.. Hap and love to all, remain
as ever, Carl Stephenson.
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A MISSISSIPPI HAP.

Auter, Miss.-Dear Iiaphammer: 7 have
been absent for great while from our hap
by band, but will sum up courage enough TO
knock at the door again, We had storm
last night with hali nearly rs big ms mar
bles. There were some old trees back OF our
house that were ahre and the sparks blew al
amount to anything. think Washington the
greatest character IN history. for ne wen,
10 war for his country's people, II 1t had
not been for him this country might now bv
one OF the possessions OF Great Britain, Col
umbus was great man. but not ike Wash
ington. 4, 49,, ,,,,
try not long since. Mr. Brown Bruykin was
stricken with paralysis. He couldn't move q
limb. Then he had fine gin burned DOWN
worth about $4,000; no insurance; besides
about forty bales OF cotton and a great many
tons OF seed. 80, .aadv
for planting I have n little black horse
ride all the time; he Is good traveller, 10
with my sister hunting and we have loiiy
old times have been member OF the clup
since 1893 ] would like 10 correspohu NJ, MN
some OF the Haps. Best wishes 70 the nap
pyhammers- hehrieea 'n'""''
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the society has sevoraI

Gazing life. While the society has several
times awarded medals to dogs for rescues
from drowning this is the first Instance In It's
records OF a rescue by n dog In the street In
the summer Of 1886 she Rescued Swear old
boy from being run over by u tramway car
Princess May is "A great pet; no money offers
land as he has had some big ones) will ever
induce Mr.. Edge TO part with his brave and
intelligent dog, who well deserves and ro-
turns his affection. She is pnssionateIy fond
Of children and ID also greatly attached to
her masters pigcons--in fact, to everything
that she can protect: she Is as gentle and
amiable as she IL brave and sagacious.
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HAP TRLks.

10 Our Boys and Girls.
fsppyhammers: II you see green
amp one of these days don't think
., discovered some rare old prize.
ilshe the newest of stamps produced
Vnited States, Less than month
ola blue l-cent stamp was discarded
brighter rival put in circulation.
Of stamps: In Boston is a picture
entirely OF Cancelled postage stamps.
representation OF an ocean steamer
No II is said to he really good pic
maker, Edward G. Barker. claims
spent thirteen months in doing the
ald That he used over 10000 STAMPS
|ue work was completed. His only
apair Of small scissors, a pair of
ticket punch and mucilage
small enough to about cover the
~ OF man would be n curiosity in
substances, but when II is the small
le IN the world IT is easy to under
III y IS very valuable. This mite
Is ilye-eighths of an inch long,
s'A'ns OF an inch wide and three
"h men thick. IL has 2O5 pages
printed matter. The letters are so
PIN point would obscure one of
maghiiying glass is necessary
pae 10 read them. The tyne of ths
ABOUT the size of this that YOU
uns' The book weighs about a
an ounce and is valued at s75o
y worth more than its weight
vas printed in Italy. In the town
r ana on the salmin press.
M ~ ~. mysterious submarine boat
q hoiiand has been lying In New
n, ~ Is said to be the first really
y. sai,Aat'on of the boat described
4, Nae IN Twenty Thousand Leagues
SEA Recently the long, cigar
!, 'uudenly disappeared below the
a water and departed for some
.'uhation. Inside of the queer
N Is. !. were Its inventor, John IT. Hol-
N ' crew II was fitted up with
4, gas engine. air reservoirs and
y sn'hgs OF boat. II Is sixty
I. pVpeiled BY 4 single screw and Is
puoah, an who sits in little plate
~. az the top OF the vessel.
4 !, gone several hours the boat re-
~ ]. dock and its inventor said thai
successful In every why.
,Sportlon OF the hog bristles that
',,s ' = brushes Of ali sorts are obtained
rn.,, ''e chinese ports were opened
4 'ae Residents of China made no
!, ,. s.'es' but now they have become
m,l,r 'aht exports. The hog bristies
|. I, me brushes are usually no,
ia h,.. se Inches lcns. but the b,acx
M ,.', OF North China arc often
d ,.'ee that length and are famous
lr,s,,s. The animals from wn,en tins
boar !, ' n taken closely resemble
4. queer auction sale WAS na,c -
!. ~ re goods were the dried bodies
fAsy ~. .a 0een dead for thousands ct
ru,,, ssss mummles Of persons who
y va ~ efeat nations. One of the
~ az ~ !. q ptolemy II Of Egypt;
Y .so n = An,itel,us Softer. King Of
~ ~ 49, vas Of Alpha, queen OF
vas sead Tor ss75 to . Liver
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OF you please respond and send mo the songs
as soon as YOU see this letter. I'd
would like to correspond with some OF
the Iiaps near my age. boy OF girl, with love
and best wishes to all the Haps. Twill close
Your friend, BERTHE Poweli
a WILL. HELP HAMMER.
Richmond, Texas Dear Haphammer am
little girl years old. and come to join the
band of Happyhammers. would be glad to
hammer happiness into some ones life. {
Sunday school-"Scatter Sunshine" loye
pets, and have two canary birds and little
Mexican dog. used to have a big shepherd
Richmond knew him, for he followed mo
everywhere ! went, but he WAS killed last
summer. don't think l will ever love an
other pet as did him. think 1t would on
SO nice for the Haps to buy the poor blind
boy an organ. Your friend, jamie e. parst.
ALL MUST HELP.
Apolonia, Tosas.--Dear liaphammer: As the
temptation Is too great to be resisted any
longer. will this beautiful sabbath evening,
make the attempt TO join your band of Haps.
/ cant promise you very interesting let
ter, but there is nothing like trying, II we
never try to do a thing We Will never suu-
coed: and II seems that the Haps are trying
TO make their page the most interesting part
Of The Post. We'll. Haps hope YOU VIII
succeed, but II will tnke great denl OF work
and knowledge to accomplish the task; but II
all will try as some are doing you will surely
succeed. l hope we will have another con-
test soon. ] think It would be nice for Mr..
Hap TO suggest something. AS this Is MY
first will close for this time Your friend,
John Springer.
LIVES IN LONESOME PLACE.
Crosby. Texas Haphammer: Would
YOU be SO kind as to let a little girl join your
happy band? 1t has been long time since
! wrote to the young people OF the dear old
Post, but II Is with pleasure | seat myself
TO have a good old chat with you all again.
l live in one of the most desolato places
imaginable; 1t is very lonesome here, 1.-Two
five miles from Crosby, our postoffce. l
went TO see one of my little friends not long
lives at Sheldon, n town about nine miles
from this place, Her name is Leila Boyt.
She is such n nice little girl. ] know the
Haps would like her. | had such a very
nice time that ! hated to leave there. l at
tended several parties while there. Hans,
how many OF you like to crayish2 just
love to. This is the best kind OF country for
crayfsh. too. You can catch them In most
any place.
Guy Pagan, come again j dearly love tn
read your descriptive letters OF California, for
that liz my favorite State. Joe Farmer, You
certainly did have an adventure with that
owl; it would not do for Snu to be trap
per would IT. Not unless you were fond of
travelling. Come again. joe Maybe we will
learn something about klondike yet. ! am
very small girl for my age. l have brown
eyes and brown curly hair lIaps, do you Ike
musice have three brothers who play tho
have an organ, but can't play very well yet.
with kindest regards to Mr. 1iaphnmmer and
all the Haps. remain. Your little friend,
Inca.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

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p<Asre tkS r~~-<rt.
hl~ -s~. Al t-~r~-ns
ot~sr~ @e~tns f-u~.
ear esF9s As-~r~
h~~s 80 en- sxx~~en-
y ~ s<~f - t-~~l
r~us - 10 49,
l-AG-.f k@ianx yay~.-
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ttans s@Msfr. 81 an
sf-s&ma- ~~r-es ~ -
in-x r@-t kosseur o
$1,000 s~<e % sseep~a
1900 $1,000 Unoa -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

Nov l.. By all sources ..-.... sae sys ~
HENRY n KNIGHT.
County Treasurer
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

80 as s~~es sNA<s ses>s - sss.ssas sys~s
"a prsssss Gssssss - 81 sss1s1 sss~ssGsa.
"a. ssseslses- slcsrs sss.s> 60 srs~sr o
sssss. ssss sss s.s>9s enrss>sa. ss.--
salss &c se~ssaes 1890. - 60 eAss~A
z1~Aw ugr ti1r~rtss0s 80, 90 w4i rsr wi
-s@d fKr- as1 Aa4~2 fAn snan 80 fw~fxr ~ $780,
b uens 90 tr--tn~sHl a. -. f.l tec~~~ 10
80 aaa irzn-~ra cor t~-as~- on . s<r~<ty
= '-sz.szal t~rls. rrs-a. t-lrT t~ekins fs<t Oh~s
can fuiaM We a. sd t-isess - sns - "a.
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NJ
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~ 4 Go rr~sa. NJ = 60 o.. ~ o. "a al q
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~ kirs ~sst~t ~tN ~~-s-i erss a. ali 49,
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t.s.n- AL 81 frs--~s
Dg HATHAWAY AGO.
- r~s isfs-~A "a. AnasAts G.-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

DAllen, COST. .......'.
Yhnson & johnson, coal. .........
j Jordans Reg Aug. Election.
ones & Powell. coal. .........
Raleigh Savings Bank, Interest.
\S A. I'll Cotton, 1nq. Lunacy
b S Utley, 3 cases
y Ellington, 1 day lay'g out roa |
B Gunter, Judge Aug. Election.
T Haywood, % I" "
n Penny and r ID H. Ing. lunacy,
81 each Observation-Disclosures.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

OUTSIDE POOR A COUNT.
1897
Dec. 7. Rex Hospital expense of pauper... 9
1898
r II Pearson, 2 pauper collins.
Feb. 7. T Carter. pauper collins. 2
g. J W Honeycutt, conveying pauper
g. J Womble, conveying pauper to
home. ............ l
Aug.1. A Ray, coffin and burying, pauper 3:
Broadwell, coffin for pauper. $50. 2
Moses Fort, coffin for pauper. .... 2
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15
WIRE NAILS! !

300 kegs Of Wire Nails.
1900 kegs Of Cut Nails.
100 Bushes Of Seed Wheat.
100 bushels Of Seed kye.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

s. has been paid out for interest
on bonds. Permanent Tor bonded) debt
of the county is $4,000, $4,000 Of which
is represented by bonds issued under
Chapter 2I5. Laws of 1881. and $1,000 by
bonds issued In 1895 for bridge purposes.
/ certify To the correctness of above 10
the best Of knowledge and belief.
JOSEPH J. ROGERS,
Register Of Deeds and
Ex-officio clerk 10 BID
County Comm'rs
The following is The County
Treasurer's report of receipts from
Dec. LIST, 1897 to Dec. LIST, 1888:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15
Annual County Statement.
OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS, !
Wake County,

hALbH'H, " ~, NOV ~, 1919
Pursuant to the provision Of Section 7l3, Of the
Code, the following statement showing items and
nature Of all compensation audited by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Wake County, to the
members thereof severally from December L. 1897
to November 30, 1898, both inclusive, is submitted
to the public
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, PER DIEM AND MILEAGE.
J. Il. HILL,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15
$50 In Cold !!
Sru - rsA1 % ssy 49, - Ososa.

- ss-s~.l-.. ~ n~<as~>s . Ga 49,
ts-~sw~a~ k-~~~s-s~@A. ~ $3.50 . s-~.a>- 49,
- svNs@ e-f~s- - $500. SAssA 49,
.vv~r t-~s $500 s--es--
~~sr--s ~ w~~t ar s~~-~~ -E-~>uf Ur<a s~,
>~~~~ Ss---~~ as es~s 49, 1890 -
$50 s.-f ss-~vtks-F es~-- 80 sk--r e~u,. -
80 81 a. - go rHWx slssf .~x.-~s -
9tff faA-v@ tr~@fw.~Mm n@a $780, - -
- r@FshA- go
~ go gA&aa. xe1 tsr-- !. - .s.A I. n
s-t 5000 tArerrr N sr..a s~~s o.. -
ssf~e'I s&f. s--~-s. - 80 h-~-as1ls r-s-~
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

Also Corn, Fish, Meat, Molas-
ses, Cheese, Crackers, Peanuts.
Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, Snuff,
Canned Goods, Rustproof and
other Oats, Wheat Bran, Shorts
or Middlings, and all other good
my line.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15
ills

ssck b~adses~. lxundsr~. crnst'rafsca. ctr -
Tl.e oe.o PIIls ~ Lac ~fiA Ilsggs s4rxAsuxraIaA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

Hssakeepaag. ShRe1sal, Typevssssag. sac
The Ka nhovesgA. practical and Syegve.rsx
schools Of the kind IN the world. snd The beS
era merchanf2 ministers and othcn Essr
weeks in hookkeepinF nth ns are equ.i 10
tvs1ye .s:lks By The old pi.a IF. Dnughon-
Of bookkeeping, '.Doutle Entry Aade Easy"
nsoe sesly. We have prepared for home
sborfhAsd Write for prsce H4 Home stsdy."
Extfox. "Pnoy. harmed ho.sk-
keep.H - home from yoar ,-,DkA vhi,e holding
poA - night telegraph operstcrsC n
LN6vwxxx, 4ooakkeeper for Cefhr & EidEA
w. , CrocerS South ChicaGa m
e1fsss fhss 1st0 sAes ovsffsr1
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-12-15

Dee. y. days Commissioner ..... ..........$ o 90
day mmittcc..................-...... 90
1898
Jan g. 3 days commissioner .................. 90
Feb s. days commissioner ................... 90
2 days ....................... 8 90
Mars. days commissioner. .................. s. 90
Apr g. 3 days cornmiss Toner ..... 800
Nav g. 2 DAYS commissioner . g 90 |
July q. 8 days commissioner in June.... 90
days commissioner in July ........ 8 90
days commits e......................... 90 |
Jul11 / day commissioner .................. 90
Aug 2 2 days commissioner ......... s 90 |
Nov %. | day commissioner in August. 90
days commissioner in Sept..... . 90
3 days commissioner in October. 8 90
days commissioner in Nov. 90
days commit ee........................ u 90
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The Old Government.

w. @. Peacock & Co. Ltd. are
agents for the celebrated sold Gov
eminent" Whisky, which is pro-
nounced perfection by all connois-
seurs. 1t is served in the Royal
where the boys drink it and think of
the cold Government" under the
Unicorn and Lion.
In the Pacific the perfection whisky
will remind the "Boys in Blue" of
their glorious, Great Republic, and
in the Cosmopolitan, tears will be
shed when "Old Government" is
poured out in honor of the Emerald
Island
Here we go boysl Take another
sip of "Old Government" whisky.
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COFFEES

Some are cheap now. Cheap
cereal adulterated coffees are
very plentiful and are forcing
down the prices of the old
Kona product, especially the
medium and lower grades
with which they compete.
The higher grades of Isl
and coffees have declined a
little in sympathy.
Our customers are the first
to benefit by reductions.
Fine coffees are scarce and
no reductions can be made in
their prices.
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Sunday Services.

st. Andrews Cathedral-Sixth
Sunday after Trinity, July IL. 7
a. M, Holy Communion; IL a. m,
Mathis and Sermon; $3.50 p, m,
Pule Ahiahi; 1880 p. M, Evensong
and Sermon.
st. Andrews Cathedral, Second
Congregation-The Rev. Alexander
Macintosh will preach at both SER
vices Of the Second Congregation
tomorrow. At the 9:45 service in
the morning the mixed chorus OF
ladies aud gentlemen will render the
music and at the $3.50 service in the
evening, at which DR.. F. Howard
Humphris will read the lessons, the
surpliced choir of Hawaiians will
render a full choral service. All
seats are free and everybody is well
come.
st. Clement Chapel, Punahou,
July 17.-Holy Communion, a. m. 1;
Morning Prayer and Sermon, HOS;
Evening Prayer and Sermon, 705 p.
nj; Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Central Union Church, corner
Beretania and Richards streets,
Douglas p. Brine, minister--9:55
a. M, Sunday School; IL a. M, Pub.
lie Worship and Sermon "The
Strength Of the Nation" $3.50 p. m,
Y. p. S. G. E. prayer meeting; 7:30
p. m. Public Worship. Address by
Rev. II. III. Parker, present Condi-
ton Of Hawaiian Religious Life"
Wednesday, 1880 p. M, prayer meet
ing. Palama Chapel, GAS a M,
Sunday School; 1880 p. m, Gospel
service. Friday, 1880 p. M, prayer
meeting. A welcome for all at every
service.
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Beretania and Miller streets. G.. L..
Pearson, pastor. The public is cor
daily invited to attend the follow
ing services Sunday: 10 a. m, Sun.
day School; ii a. M, sermon; 6:15,
Epworth League; 1880 p. M, Presi-
dent McKinley's Proclamation call
ing the people of the United States
of America to thanksgiving and
prayer lOr AMERICAN success In ner
present war, will be observed and
the pastor will preach patriotic
sermon. Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock, prayer meeting. Subjects:
"Our Duty to the Young" d. W..
Hits leader. A welcome always to
all. Seats free.
Christian Church, corner King and
Alakea streets-Preaching morning
and evening by T. d. Garvin. Morn
ing theme, "Reaping and Not Faint
ing" Evening theme, "Can We Dis
Germ the Signs of the Times2" Sun
day School, 9:45 am; Young Peoples
Meeting, $3.50 p. M; Prayer meeting
Wednes, 7:30 p. m. Women's prayer
meeting Friday, 2:30 p. N. Poor
and rich alike welcomed. Seats free.
Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion-Gospel meeting at o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Speaker, Pro-
lessor Edgar Wood. Subject: "The
all-'round man." All men welcome.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

JNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i been appointed Executor of the last
viii and Testament OF Halo, k, copy
whereof is annexed, of the Estate OF
Halo, k, deceased of Waimea, Kauai,
and all creditors are hereby notified to
present their claims duly authenticated
even If the claim is secured by mortgage
or otherwise to the under named person at
his residence at Waimea. Kauai, within
six months from date or be forever barred,
And all pc sons indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment of said indebtedness to the un-
dersigned,
Dated at Waimea, Kauai, July @, 1898.
j. A.. AKINA,
Executor OF the Estate Of Halo, k de-
ceased. a99-4t oaw