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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

In a5-ih boxes. mixed peas. s2.6o per
cwt IN io0=lb sacks, tfTa per eNt In
sa=th boxes pearl barley. per cwt In
sacks 81 so. Ia s6-lh boxes taO0 per
cwt, wheat flakes. IN W-lb boxes.
ti.eb,
Flour.
Patent excellent, 1888: Novelty A.
tasb, star (hakersl. sg00. Centen-
niai, $40. Gold Drop, S. 20. buck
wheat. pure. sS.7a fer 90 lbs In s=lb
sacks. eQ~ih sacks. per ewt, 81 Loo.
Graham. ti.s0 per cwt. In i0lh
sacks, $500 prr hhl IN Eeslh sacks
whole wheat. si.TS per ewt. In i0-in
sacks, $500 per hhl IN 10 sacks.
rye, ss.oo Per cwt In 10Th eackE, s2S5
per hhl
Neal.
cornmeai. yellow. si.Gs per cwt In
io-ih eacka. tlho per ewt In So-lb
sacks. white. ITO per cwt in i0-ib
sacks, t.e5 fer cwt. In b0-lh sacks
rye meal. 81 20 per ewt In 10 10 sacks;
$3.50 per hhi In s0-lh sacks. steel cut
oatmeal, $500 per ewt IN l0sih sacks.
seh Per hhl IN S0-lb sackn.
lumber and suiidisx Material
Loss No. mr.. t4eo. rough mer-
ehantable, s. Leo. merehAntubie. 81. 50.
etfAAN hN'AAHN Athu fAtfAnAntANiHa
leo. large, 81 after a. feet for each
10 feet. flooring. $50. No. 1 cedar.
So ae1s0os common. per Al, g. 00us o. .
spruce lees. g. o0efs 30. cedar ahingia
bolts. s275aao0
Fir Rough. -. 60 thick nn-
shed. surfaced one or two aldea. I.
10 and II tnchee wide. ttbG2O. length
- 90 is feet. special lengths. Soc pee
N extra. one inch finlsh. tisgis. all
vertical grain. Vi per n extra. noor-
ing, dfsSscd and matched. tieJs0.
fencing, No. OF e.fnch nnIrh. -
No :. -: \ or channel rustic OF drop
aiding. weight 2ooo pounds. iitUif.
mr. timber, toista and scsatlinKs.
roussh' $ 80 up 70 10 e. 81 extra To-
every additional 10 n. up to 70 a.:
n, ts.6o, So tii1t.: boards.
tz-lnch, siA over Il inches 81 addi-
tlonal for every inch IN With up TO
Is inches
Washington Red Cedar I.uu,ter-
Rough. 80 bevei siding. weight. 100
les.. No. I. ttT.6o. No Z, tie 50; ecu
ins. weights Nos. l. and ss.-inch.
i.9oe lha. No~ L and 4, N.inch. 100
lbs. No. I. siT.b0. No. 4, Gis. 30. cell
ing. weights. Nos. l. aud 7A-lnch.
800 lbs Noe l. and 's-lnch. Too
It's ti1oouff %. wainseoting. siOdit.
rustic. IS eeHfs.eo "A" shingles.
si.se. standard shingles. ni0. i-Inch
finish. - IL and 10 feet 80 oo09t 90,
thick finish. 81. cog ss0Q. cedar
squares. Z. :. and 10 feet. s2too.
drayags. soe9tiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
JUST A SAMPLE

OF the many fair priees we quote
you on drugs and sundri~s can be
found here each day. and what We
do sell is guaranteed rrst class and
up 20 the highest standard In the
market. Nnse the following hint on
soap
Packers Tar Soap. per cake.. isc
Roger a Gaiief's Violet. Hello
trope. Sandal. per cake. sec.
per box ss.s ..s+ :. 4s.sss s.s. Il sc
Pears Giycerine. scented. per
Gaze ..+sss $50. sss.ssssssss. stsc
Pears Giycsrine. unscenfed. Z for
e. &c
Wood Violet. roc per cake. per
Dor ssasss ssssssss se+s.-sss - NC
Virginia Bouquet. FER Dor ...s.. 1sc
witch Hazel and Buttermiik. :
cakes In a box .s.s.s...s10c
English Violet. , cakes IN Dor Ice
~ pays Us Go treat you right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

Bettur ones. s5.oe Instead -
$3.50. an before.
The t15.Oo Elton Eur Jack
cts. are sxzt0.
The Gray Hare scarfs. a.
Inches long and with foNr
large tailr. are now s1ee.
The fi.2s Wrappers are st.os.
Ana all of the othnr gar
menis are likewins re0oc<d.
some much: some but a litsfN.
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TIE klD SHOWS UP.

Fred Nelson. aged IL years. who
disappeared from hts home ST Fifth
avenue. Saturday. was found BY hi~
father this morning Young Nelson
gave his parents no excuse for hts
absence.
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Hose Supper.
tiers.

OF Black Lisle Elastic,
infien'. minsas'. chaidren's or
babies. side supporters. for
this month the price r. se n
pair.
side Supporters Of bright
coioreG silk plated friiisd
elastic. very streschy: lie n
pair.
satin Belt Supporters: now
37c.
All other grades also re-
duced IN price.
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JoBBIHe QUOTATIONS.
Green Frsit.

Lemons. fi-50afs.00 per box: lines.
$3.50 per case pears, 5ecdfi.50 box !.
cooking apples, 500s0c. eating APP
pies. T5eQtiz5; peraimmons. si.zs1
80. navel oranges. 81. e0Gfz.b0; seed
fings. ft.51aI.75, Japanese oranges.
fi.0Qd1.25 per bundle Of two boxes;
E0Ds0c per box: bananas. 81 O0N
2b0s eranberriea, 1890 per Dbl; cit
rons. $50 per sack pineapplee.
f3.004403. olives, 5D075c per gallon.
Dried fruit.
Black ngs. z5-boxes, 400; white
cartoon hRH, fg-Ib package box. 100
SOC. dates. shc. lib packages. sizc,
spricots. iGut4c per In prunea aft
SIC; Smyrna figs. i4atsAc per ID.
Vegetables
Potatoes. tfs.001fs.00 a ton; beets
fscUtf-z5 per sack. carrots, per
sack, 500S0c: yellow Danver onions,
EI.7b0z.zs; lettuce. ai.50atso Der case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
For Wrappers,
Etc.

Fancy Outing Fsennei has
been selling 81 Use . yard. IL
nov SC a yard.
Dark Printed Fieceed Serge.
was lac. IL nov C. n yard.
Pretty Cotton Etderdowrl,
novelty patterns and dainty
coioringn. the 10 f-3c grade:
now iahc.
a Foft Ffeeced Serge in
choice eolortnxr and polka dot
designs. the kind you've just
paid i7i4c a yard for. now
they're si-3c n yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
Linens, Curtains
Covers, Etc.

AL OF our fina &c towels are
but zlc this month.
Hemstitchsi. Huck and
knotted Fringe pAmask Tow
els, Ice a pair.
Large Hlsached or I'm
hleached Turkish Towels: sale
price iso each.
- inch Linen pamask. fun
blsached. splendid wearing.
now &c n yard.
A superior grade fine Satin
pn mask. 7z-innhes wide. this
month Ssc n yard.
The ti.Ts grade % new yarn
tied Red Comforts. now ft.BT.
The t1oo grade. ti.so: all
other grades also reduced.
Yard square FrinRed Table
Covers OF tapestry, toc each.
The yard and n half sire,
now Ste.
All other grades; also all
portieres also reduced.
Fine new Lace Curtains, at
sc 20 boc a pair. less priced
than they'll be next month.
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Suits, Wraps,
Etc.

Can't tell YOU Of many, ow-
ing "a lack ~ room, but come
and wei let the garments
talk for themselves.
Tailored Elton Suits OF
Homespun; were 1880, are
$3.50.
Tailored Elton Suits OF
Homespun. were $500. are
$3.50.
Broadcioth Suits. applique
trimming: were t3s. are sis.
Rainy Day skirts OF navy
golf skirts. now $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
Splendid Ribbons Csc a Yd.
Trimming LaCeS Zoe a yd.

~ with insertion 10 match, whs pretty
% with splendid wearing sdEes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
THE ONLY RHEUMATIC
CURE.

The beginning Of the century has
recorded great advancement In the
science Of medicine. A celebrated
physician has perfected a speedy
cure for rheumatic aches and pains,
and. 80 far as known. the only real
cure. So. in seeking n name for ~,
patient suggested the name THE
only Rheumatic Cure" which was
adopted.
Soc a Package at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

Cracked wheat. s2.oo per cwt In 10
10 sacks. t3.T5 per bbl In so-ib sacks.
farina. s1eo per cwt In s-lb aaeks
s7sS per ewf In lob sacks: split
peas. i09-ih sacks. ta.50. n.0o per ewt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

Wanuts. ii0isc; peeaus, lie, nj
berta. thWt6c. soft shelf almonds. ide
Brasil nuts. it1 lac, hickory nuts, 6
uec. coeoanuts, Sseff poe per dog; pine
nuts. Toe, peanuts, &c, hutternuts, &c !.
sheiled almonds, s6c. italian chest.
nuts. ieNi1c; ehestnuts. lie. black
walnuts. Sc
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
LET HIM GO ON.

In reporting the speech of Gov
Davis at Texarkana the other
night, the Texarkanian said:
"Governor Davis says he has
fifty speeches to make over the
State in opposition to Senator
Jones. He cares not for his Of
ficial duties, and proposes to
neglect them to go around and
instruct the people whom they
should vote for.''
The Ft. Smith News Record
has the following to say about
the governor and his speeches.:
"The News-Record is glad that
Davis has these fifty speeches to
make for Clarke, for every
speech means a big bunch of
votes for Senator Jones. In neg
lecting the duties of his office to
tramp over the State and indulge
in stump oratory in behalf OF
Clarke, the Governor is making
a supremely idiotic spectacle OF
himself, and even his former
friends are cheerfully willing to
concede this point.
AS a governor and a statesman,
Jeff Davis, of Little Rock, is a
failure whose equal this century
will probably never produce; as a
vote factory he is a dazzling
success--and the votes he man
ufactures are for Senator Jones.
Clarke's friends are beginning to
realiza-and realize bitterly-the
havoc this fool demagogue is
playing with the senatorial boom
of the ex-pistol-toter. A bull in
a china shop is model of tact,
delicacy and finesse compared
with spectacle that j. Davis is
making of himself in connections
with the political aspirations of
James P. Clarke. .,
Yes, by all means, let Davis 60
on and finish up those fifty
speeches"
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
HE WAS TWENTY'ONE.

There is a young criminal
lawyer in this city who, on the
occasion of his becoming of age,
began the celebration of his
birthday in a way that caused his
household a great deal OF con-
sternation.
On the eve of the fete, shortly
after midnight, the young mans
family were suddenly startled
out of their slumbers by ? Jud
voice in the house, crying:
"There's a man in the house!
There's a man in the housed"
The valiant pater familias
rushed from his room, bearing
in his hands a heavy billet OF
frewood, to learn the cause OF
the disturbance and to capture
the intruder. His son was stand
ing in the hall, shouting at the
top of his voice. -
"Where's the man?" exclaim-
ed the old gentleman.
"Here, sir; here!" proudly re-
piled the young man. "Thls IS
he. At last Pm 21!'-Memphls
Scimitar.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

Says an exchange: The man
who wrote Home, Sweet Home"
never had a home. The man
who composed ''On the Banks of
the Wabash" never had a bank.
The man who composed "Baby
Mine" never had a baby. The
man who composed "My bark is
on the Sea" never had a dog.
The man who composed "Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp" never owned a
tomato can. The man who COM
posed "Only One Girl' is married
and has a breach of promise suit
on his hands. The man who
composed "Goo.Goo Eyes" has
been shot.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
WHIT ABOUT THOSE BoNOSP

Mounain Echo, published at
=. Yellyile:
"W Ii James P. Clarke, who is
|. wantilg an opportunity to rattle
arounl in the seat of James K.
Jones In the United States senate,
please explain his conduct in the
following TRANSACTIONS In the
winterof '97 the Arkansas legi'-
lature passed what is known as
Itbe promise settlement reso-
sontion between the state and the
frohited States. By this settle
at bnt the state with $3.50, 1000 cash
as enabled to pay an indebted
Mass that we owed the govern
toyent of about So, 100000. In his
E.arting address to tine legislature
frcoverner Clarke took strong
rounds against this settlement.
fa1hen the resolution was up for
discussion before the legislature,
! Governor Clarke's office on
/ Louisiana. street was headquar-
ters for the opposition to the
measure, and Governor Clarke
himself was the backbone OF the
opposition, In spite of Jimmy's
mighty protest the legislature de-
cided to settle, both houses pass
ling the measure. Governor
Clarke made a personal appeal to
| Gov. Dan W. Jones to veto the
measure and the governor did so.
1t was promptly passed over the
governors veto and the measure
went to congress for ratification
Clarke went down to Washington
and did all in his power to defeat
the measure in congress. All to
no avail. Congress ratified the
action of the Arkansas legislature
and the state was practically free
from debt for the first time in
forty years. Now comes the part
of the transaction that we want
explained. When the govern
ment turned over these bonds to
Gov. Dan W. Jones, instead of
turning them all over to the
burning board to be destroyed,
he turned over to James P. Clarke
three of these bonds in payment
of his services as attorney in
effecting this settlement. These
bonds were 81, 900 each, with inx
terest on them for over forty
lyears. The bonds were worth,
| with the accumulated interest,
from $4,000 to $4,000, yet
Clarke never did a thing to assist
in effecting the compromise, but
did all in his power to defeat it,.
What authority did Governor
Jones have to give James P.
Clarke $4,000 or $4,000 for SER
vices he never rendered, and why
did Clarke accept the bonds that
will have to b. paid by the toiling
people of Arkansas, when he had
done nothing to earn them? 1t
looks to us like a shady trans
action. If anyone doubts the
above transaction, let him read
Gov. Dan W. Jones' second in
augural address before the leg
islature of 1899. In this address
Governor Jones admitted that he
gave Clarke the bonds mentioned.
If he then wants to know how
Clarke stood regarding that fight
let him ask any member of the
Arkansas Legislature of 1897, or
any member of the congressional
delegation at Washington at that
time, or ask Clarke himself"
|
|
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
State News.
Items of Interest Gathered
from Our Exchanges.

Jack Friedly, aged 40, was
instantly killed by a runaway at
Pine Bluff, November q.
The athorities at Pine Bluff are
endeavoring to rigidly enforce
the Sabbath breaking law.
There are five negroes in Jail
at Texarkana charged with the
murder of Planter Ed Rochelle.
There is some talk of the Nam
moth Spring Cotton Mill Com
pany moving their plant to jones'
boro.
C.. l.. Moore, a young railroad
man of Paragould, was killed in a
Cotton Belt freight wreck near
Weiner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carmack, aged
81, living a few miles from Little
Rock, suicided by taking a dose
of strychnine.
The postoffice and store OF e.
F. Chamberlain at Magnet, were
destroyed by fire last week, the
work of an incendiary.
Pine Bluff does not yet seem to
be rid of smallpox, owing to the
fact that quarantine rules have
not been rigidly enforced.
A gang of juvenile criminals
broke into Little Rock hardware
store and carried off about $3.50
worth of goods, mostly cutlery
The state Baptist convention
adjourned at paragould on the
10th inst. Conway was selected
as the place of meeting in 1902.
The handle factory at Walnut
Ridge has been purchased by
Storm Bros, who will remove a
part of the plant to Kirksville,
Mo.
Several complaints nave re-
Gently been filed with the rail-
road commission of the failure Of
railroads to promptly supply cars
to shippers.
The joint campaign between
Senator James K. Jones and
Jamas P. Clark was closed for the
time being at Clarendon Wednes-
day afternoon of last week.
The oil we'll has reached a
depth Ct something over TOO feet,
and the drill is going down at the
rate of about II feet per day.
The rock is still almost as hard
as flint. Newport Herald.
Sheriff W. H. Rollins of WASH
ington county made his bond for
S12O,O0O. Only twelve signatures
were affixed. This is said to be
the shortest bond ever made in
Washington county and one OF
the best.
The people of Black Rock think
they are close after the parties
who robbed the bank at that
place some time ago. One man
and boy were arrested at Black
Rock the other day and upon in
formation given by the boy three
other men were arrested at Hoxie.
Rev. K. r. Durham OF La
grange, a Methodist minister, on
his way to conference at Bates
vile, was rob1ad i on the 27th ult',
between BaldWnob and Newport
of a bill-book containing S14O.
He went to sleep on the train and
awoke to find his pocketbook
missing.
A flock of wild geese in passing
over the Missouri Pacific yards
last night evidently became con-
fused by the switch lights, and as
they were flying very low struck
the electric light wires and five
great plump fowls were picket
M h,, those who happened to be
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

HouH[0r, SeCOnu Dlst-D' a. o ,
/ udxs. 18th Judicial Dist ohm b. McOUe'
Evening Shade.
E-Rsv. ". N. Wilson and nii," fam o+
(, ,sft Tueyday for their home az
Beebe. ,oI
rev. Atkinson Of this place
was at Batosvillo during the CON
ference. ., noid
w. sanosum a welcome visit
Monday.
rbe first snow OF tie season 611
covered mother earth Vo''0' 0"'
,,,nr41irip.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS
t~shiug at the Methodist church second anu
{suudsys In each msnth Rev. ) e.
Ia uastor. Everybody Invited
E>y-school every sunday morning \.
Z Al tbs Methodist church. EverySgDey D 10
~ ~ eon,s cn o. C. SHAVER,
- c'ine' superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
OFFICIAL.

Insressman. First District-f d. m0Ou''0o"
He1ce Msrianna, Lee County
8snsfor, Second Dist-D. L. hlhs'
udxe. 10th Judicial Dist ohm b. McOSe''
Izy<ninS Shade.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
DAVIDSON, N.
-AED--.
NJ Estate : Agent,
NvnNrNG SHADE, ARKANSAS.

|{1RxEAlKNTS OF LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
N1nt1, o0ldavits to accounts, Dispositions and
kfc4oWnl of mortgages taken. Abstracts OF
~ zNfpished Bills of sale, bonds for title,
lec2 ol personally and realty-deeds,
l1mk husbands, unmarried persons, wife.
|<, Wort4nty, with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover
|41f c01txacts, mortg ages-real estate, chattl
~ ey0pS4nd powers of attorney, written and
|<1ol>6 1o4 on reasonable terms.
4prl1c3 SONS fer homesteads and prescriptions
NJ 4pnetIQns prepared and patents procured
|fpii9o>lon6 for redemption of lands from
h, 40 petitions to refund taxes erroneously
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15

thOlucI gun 10 d liO-
phy surrendered at Yorktown in 1881.
1t is a handsome casting and veri-
table wc~il of art. Cast on it is the
British crown and the monogram IF
George H. 1t has the stamp of the
makers name. "Schlach. 1747." Its
calibre is rs inches.
A Mexican war trophy is a 6-pound-
er bronze gun named "Cerebro,' and
which has the Spanish crown and mon
ogram of Carlos " on it. 1t is marked
Cast in Seville, Sd July. 1899" but
the makers name does not appear
Cerbero. in mythology, was the three
headed dog which guarded the gates
of Hades The calibre of the gun is
3 3-S inches. 1t is beautiful casting.
The collection includes a relic Of
the civil war which is of interest. It
was originally 42-pounder United
States army columblad and is one Of
the guns used in the defense of Fort
Sumter. After its cauture bv the con-
federates it was carried. with its mate.
to the Tredegar iron works in Rich
mond where it was rifled and rein
forced bv wrought iron band. From
the notes of Mr. E. R. Archer. chief
engineer of the Tredegar iron works
and who was formerly an engineer IN
the United States nav. it appears
that these two guns after being rified.
were reshinped to Lieutenant Colonel
Waddv at Charleston, s. c.. 9th April.
1854 As there is the impression of 2
shot on the reinforce. there is left no
douht that the gun was used bv the
Confedarates It's great nrenondn--
auce. due to the WROUGHT iron band.
made the gun very hard TO handle.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15

The gun. located Immediately be-
hind the Sumter renc is bronze Span
ish piece captured at Santiago de
Cuba in 1898 by the army. 1t was
cast at Douay. in France. in 1893. by
Kellerituguro. a Helvetian, according
to the legend on the gun. Its calibre
is s inches, its weight $500 pounds.
The inscriptions. Ultima Ratio Re-
gum 1.-THE. last argument of kings
lie Mareschal Due de Humieres'
(FfeId Marshal Due of Humieres). are
upon it. It also bears crown. blaz-
ing sun and the motto of Louis NV.
Nee pluribus impair" 1t was taken
from the mouth of the harbor. either
from the MORO or Socapa.
Near By is a modern gun, polished.
in bronze. fitted for Krupp breech
block. 1t was made in Seville in 1895
and was captured bv our army at San
tiago. It is rihed, 3 12 inches calibre
and weighs 1882 pounds. There is 10
record of the breech block. 1t is be-
lieved the enemy threw il away to dis
able the gun
A 33-4-inch bronze Mexican trophy
is named lei Despejador" 1.-THE remov-
er of obstaclesl. 1t was cast by Ber-
nardo Antonio Guerrero at Manila in
1880 and is beautifully designed and
executed. The motto. "Violati Full
nina Rexis" (thunderbolts of the Of
Tended king appears on it: also the
Spanish crown and monogram of Car
los III. King of Spain and India An
other inscription translated reads:
~ Dt;f;nn;rA
Islands were governed by the high
lord. Don j. P. II. Baseo Bargas.
knight master of the corporation of
the city of Ronda. of the order of St
James. captain of the navy and of
the rovai armada. governor and cap
tain general president of the court.
etc" Stamped on the breech of the
gun there appears ME hizo en- Manila.
Bernado Antonio Guerrero fSignor
Antonio Guerrero made me in Manilaf.
lie bronze is of rich yellow color.
There is no record of the field carri-
age on which this gun rests
a beautiful bronze gun IA inches
caiibre. captured at Santiago in 1895.
is named -Le Fourbe' The Knavel.
with the motto, Ultima Ratio Re-
gum II has Louis Charles de Bour-
bon. Comte d'Eu. Due d'Aumale.~ also
cast on il Below this is blazing sun.
the French crown and the motto.
Nee pluribus impair" Further in
scriptions show il was made by Ber-
enger Donicour az Douay. France. 20
September. i7.o- The English and
French guns usually have the found
ers. names. but the guns made IN
Spain have not
In the collectionis 4.s2-inch bronze
ts-pounder. surrendered by the Sara
sosa convention II was made bv
Bowen 1850 The notices. -TriA Iuuc-
Ia in Uno. A Rege ct Victoria Ho-
nj SOFT qui NAL y pense." and ~Dieu It
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
Photograph the Baby.

Have you had photo taken of baby ?
That's the question every mother is in
terested in. Baby is baby only once in a
lifetime and what parent does not cherish
the memory of his happy. care-free ways
Then perhaps unkind fate has some
thing sinister in store for him, who
knows:
Have a photo of baby by all means
and don't put it off.
King Bros make speciality of child
photography at their new studio, ITO
Hotel street.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Robert Grieve Publish
ing Company. Limited, will be held on
Saturday. January y, A. D. 1901. at
two o'clock p. m. at the Office of VIII
liam A Henshall, haaAumanu Street,
Honolulu, II. T.
Per order OF the Board of Directors
EDWIN S. GILL,
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu. H. T., January Z, A.
D. 1901.
The above meeting is hereby post
poned to Saturday. January 1e. 1901,
at the same time of day and place
BY order of the Board of Directors
Per EDWIN S. GILL.
SecretaYy-
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Pearl
City cemetery will be open for inter
mehts on and after Monday. Noyem-
Der 5, 1900. A special funeral train
will leave the railroad station at AIS
p. m daily. remaining at the GENE
terry until after all interments-
The rates for transportation are one
do..ar for the corpse and fifty cents
for the rouno trip for mourners-
Lots are now on sale az the Office
of the company. ranging in price from
SO up. according to location and size.
No other charges of any nature.
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY ASSociA-
TON, lTO-
Room Love Building. Fort St.
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of thes stock
holders of the Peoples Ice and Re
Co., Ltd. will be held
January II. 1901. at the
rooms of the Hawaiian Trust and In
vestment Company, at l p. m.
VIM. o. ATWATER.
Secretary.