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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
THRIFTY BAY CITY.

Many New Buildings Going Up and
Plenty OF Business Being Done.
Bay city, Texas February 10-The Cane
Belt local came in this evening with fifteen
cars Of freight for Bay City. This is 4
splendid showing for 6months-Old railroad
town in the center OF a rice development
that Is scarcely begun.
Gaines. Holland & Higgins are putting up
two-story office building on the south
side Of the public square, 24XSo feet.
$. McClsnc, an experienced hotel man Of
Chicago. has bought lots on Sixth street
and has let the contract for hrst-rlass
twostory hotel that Is 30 be pushed 10
completion as rapidly as possible 90 al a
pressing necessity.
The completion Of the hrst brick business
house In Bay City by the lie rulle Mcr-
camille company will he dttingly celebrated
on next Friday night. February Il, by a
grand ball IN said house which is all In one
room aud covers 4 door space 1JNl4O feet
making one grand dancing hall. The Cane
Bet will give excursion rates and the event
will be second only TO the grand rice car
nival bail last fall, when they had a dane
ing hall 6iN2OS feet afforded 10y the new
warehouse Of the Bay City Rice Milling
company.
Tao Episcopal the Baptist, the CathoAo
and the Christian denominations are All
preparing 10 build houses of worship In Bay
City NJ an early date.
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REEWLLE EXPERIMENT STATION.
Commissioner Of Agriculture VIII Rec
ommend Increased Appropriation.

Commissioner of Agriculture VIII Rec
ommend Increased Appropriation.
Bccylllc, Texas, February ll.-Aftcr
spending several days here looking over and
irqulring into the condition Of the state
experimental station, located ave miles east
OF town. Hon jefferson johnson, commis-
sloner Of agriculture, and Hon. ". Malone
member OF the board OF directors OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical college, left
sunday. They were well pleased with the
work being done here, saying that consider
Inc the ipsignlhcgnt appropriations made
for the maintenance OF the station. its con.
dillon and what II had accomplished was
much more than could have been expected.
They viii recommend more liberal appro.
priatious hereafter and urge the puttiug OF
the station ia a position to accomplish
everything possible for the agricultural de-
ycopment Of the State.
Several thousand pounds Of cabbage were
shipped from Bceville yesterday and today,
being the first big shipments made tails
season.
ono local arm OF seed dealers says Il has
already sold over 1900 pounds OF water.
melon seed, and planting time has not yet
arrived.
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TEXAS TRUCK GROWERS
EAST TEXAS ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN
ORGANIZED.
u Is Composed of the Local Associations
Along the Line Of the n. (. and
w. r. Railroad.

Nacoedoches Texas, February. a--The
East Texas Fruit and Truck Grow.
ers association met at the opera house
yesterday evening aud organized by elect.
Ing 7, y. Berger president and Robert
Lindsey secretary. Every organization en-
the Houston East and West Texas railroad
was represented except Livingston and
Humble, to-wit: Joaquin. Paxton, Ten.
naha. Tmpson, Garrison, Appleby. Nacog
doches, Lufkln, Corigan and shepherd.
Carthage and Craft were also represented
An executive committee was elected, com.
posed Of one delegate from each oreHuiza-
ton represented Mcssrs. Dixon. Ma.ly
and Doherty were present and each made
Interesting talks Dixon Oh the needs of
East Texas organizing far mutual protec.
tlon and assistance; Mally on truck posts
and their remedy; Dshcrty on what his
road would do to encourage the movement
In every particular. c. u. Jarrett an eN-
perlenccd truck grower OF Cherokee county,
delivered an address on how to handle
tomatoes after maturity and gathered,
The delegates We're taken ont to the hot
beds Of tho Moorehunts' auxiliary and all
were delighted and pleased. The little
plants, now large enough TO transplant in
me open held are N splendid cond. tion
agent for the Houston East aud West
Texas road. Prof. Mally, state entomciO-
gist. and William Doherty, passenger
agent were especially enthusiastic over
the new enterprise. The meeting was en-
tlrely successful from every standpoint,
and the delegates who are men Of lntelli
cencc. can explain to their constituents
the results Of the meeting which will no
doubt be Of great benefit To the territory
composing tho East Texas Fruit and Truck
Growers association.
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A NINE INCHER IS I'M
Much BaiIiag Required Before The
Well Became SpOuier.
TRANSPORTATION MUST BE PROVIDED
Before oil Can Be Offered on the Beau
mont Exehanae--A Gusher Sold for
S65,5oo in Stock.

Beaumont Texas. February li.-Three
new Eushers have been added to the list
since yesterday afternoon.
The first was brought in for Judge Rob.
erts In the keith-Ward tract. The uow
was not continuous at drst but the drln.
ers are doing some more work on the we'll
and will likely have steady aow by to-
morrow.
The well OF the Forward Reduction com
pany In block 2s which flowed spasmod.
caiiy yesterday afternoon, was developed
into a genuine gusher this morniug. rae
we'll is nine inches In diameter ana re-
CURED much bailing. Il is the largest wen
in the ncld
The Mercer County Oh company brought
IN a splendid spouter on lot No : IN hio X
81, making the second well Tor this com.
pqny.
During the wet weather that has pre
vailed FOR two weeks i has been very ar
hcult to secure information concerning new
gusners. and while the count Is not exnrt
there are not less than lBi spouters In the
ned now.
The Offering Of oil on tho local exchange
at to o cents per barrel by brokers has
been the subject Of am investigation by
the executive board OF the exchange. The
board gave out its decision today to the
eject that no more oil could DO offered ON
been arranged for 6y the Sei'er s',.e -, -,
eners are likely TO demoralgc tho oil bust
Nv, sc t"S.,"oh SS no oh'F OF That Snd can
~
The Detrolt.Beaumont on ,o,pr,pv has
received tvontv.ave now, t,,t csr. d., ,t.,
Erie car works The oars h,y, ,,na,,,,.
OF 1000 gallons eneh nnd tho ror,n,,y NAN.
has sixty-seNen cars in operation 10 Texas
nnd louisiana points. u expects 60 load
'"o steamers NJ Fo'' arthur next week.
~
Tho Souta Re rnilwav 4. arrsp,-b,r =,
.,,,,,, .,,, a.. -,-.',
'i"'I ''o "a i'S e"s'"'s WIN "Na' lH known
as the Harris burner. lus burner Uses
compressed air instead OF steam for spray.
ing oil The SANTA 10 co,pntny is testins
n number of burners with n view TO rei
ting the most economical burner 10 be hna
Tho engine 10 ho eoutpprd with fbs new
burner ls expected here mis- ,veel,
ih- tank steamer Major Barrett left New
York on February and is expected a.
Port Arthur Tbrrsd.v Tho cos.o, ,,u, ~,
losded by the Texas OH aud Pipe Line com.
peny.
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BOYS sun FoR DAMAGES.
Alleges that an Accident Has Caused
Finn to Develop Brisht's Disease,

Alleges that an Accident Has Caused
Film to Develop Brisht's Disease.
Grccnyille. Texas, February ll.-Norman
spivey by his next best friend, ]. V, spi'
yey, has fled a damage suit against the
cotton Belt. alleging very serious and per
lisncut Injuries as result OF an
ccldout in Commerce on December
& 1901 Norman Is 40 years Of age end
was working es a call boy for the company,
ana being sent from the freight depot 20
~ union passenger depot 70 register a
Midland passenger train. he swung onto
passing freight and was Knocked on at
he scales. which u is alleged, were care
ess'y and ncgligeutly erected too near tho
rack" Tie alleges Il was a custom Of EN-
plUyrs 10 ride between the depots and that
ccauFe the scales were too near the track
b. was 81 badly injured as 20 develop
riclt's disease and be asks for damages
In the sum Of $4,000.
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FREE.

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Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
We have set aside 1900 bottles Of stu
arts Gin and Buchu 70 give away to suf.
ferers, TO prove to tkem that stuart's Gin
and Burhu viii cure the worst and most
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Many people de from Brlght'a disease
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Other folks suffer from Diabetes. Dropsy,
Swelling OF the Feet and ankles. Bheuma'
tlsm, Bad Blood, Govt Gravel, lnnHmma-
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stress
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i Attorney General Bell in the
vstsrs-Pierce Case.
, ur CRIMINAL" IN GOOD LAW
:. p.b,H Of State to Recover PEN
! y e.,,.itures and Eseheate Under
= s...,itu,ion on Civil Cases."

80. February 1l.--ln the court
4 Y appeals for the Third supreme ]u-
n'.,Iet OF Texas. In the case OF tho
!, texas, appellant, VS.. waters
on company, appellee, Attorney
n n.u Assistant Attorney General
"a Cullen Thomas, county attorney
,,sr,an county, in their brief set
4 4. issue as follows;
:. constitution Of the stats amits
,',,5,etlon Of the court of civil mp
.,,l cases, and denies the State
~, a. appeal in criminal cases, and
~, an action by the. state to re-
4. .snalties for the violation OIL
4, Nj, the court Of civil appeals Jur's.
n. Ia consider tho appeal In other
h. Il this civil or criminal case
~ . s The terms Of article 8, section
no constitution, which provides
a,he state shall have no Right of ap-
4 Sdmlaal cascs.
~ 40 the following cases In wH'rq
fI,tien has been exercised without
'.s.n where the appeal was takcn by
WA State VS. Evgerman Isl I. r..
STATE vs.. SchueluLuf,u u, '.9 - ~
state VS.. Sto9, een"uoigyI ~ "
a0 State vs. MaiMes ~ S g W
sisl. Stae VS.. hallWn! ~, W - NJ,
A2l Iley cue ai'o a "t 49, ,',, ~
! 10 Whlch apPu"' ""S ''"'" ~ '"0
,,, .1' is made 10 the language OF
si sections OF the act OF 1859 to show
'i4sp legislature Intended TO diStin-
! between criminal p.vSrSu,i IS pro
I fef IN sections g, nuu ot y.ly ugts
i@ sud 1891 anu su'ss iol I"ilel'ules
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kilqore Growers.

Kigore. Texas February lo.-At a regu-
lar meeting OF the Kigore Horticultural
society tho roll call showed membership
Of thirty four with l.. r. GFtrln, presi-
dent Philip Il Barton. secretary. Acreage,
tomatoes sixty acres, potatoes 100, other
truck ten acres The following representa-
tlves were elected 20 represent the society
in the Northern markets: Qua Barton,
season 1902 to the organization u the East
Texas Truck Growers association Palcs.
tine, February 70, l.. L. Griffin and II, G.
Richards Report showed that the hot
beds and plants were in good condition.
and tomatoes would he set In cold frames
az an early date carload Of seed pota.
toes win he received on tho l4th and plant.
cd on arrival
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VeoetabIo oroworsI A.sociation.

Corpus Christi, Texas, February 10.--At
a meeting of the truck growers Of the
country contiguous 10 Corpus Christl held
IN this city saturday evening, the Corpus
Christi Vegetable Growers association was
organized and the following officers elect
ed e. G. Heath, president; l. ~ Melon
aid secretary; c. II. Trott manager sales
department. AT present the membership
only consists OF ten gardeners hut this
viii he grently increased. The object Of
the association IL for the protection OF the
truck growers and for the securing OF
ready market and the highest market
price for their produce
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year the entire week win be consumed
transncting routine business,
contractor Nandusen has been awarded
tue contract for the new brick buildings
10 be erected on tNr north side Of the public
square. on the site Of the recent Are. and
work WIN begin Immediately, using brick
and tile works
notwithstanding the unfayorahle weather.
scarcity OF feed and the natural reluctance
or the farmers 10 embark In new and un-
Tlcu enterprises, the output " the Lock.
hart creamery n daily increasing and suc.
cess j. now Insured.
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VOTERS MUST REGISTER
Ia Order 10 Take Part ID The Coming
Election al Beaumont.
JEFFERSON COUNTY HAS BLOODHOUNDS
They Have Been Trained to Chase Grim.
insls-Tax Levy Fixed by the
County Commissioners.
JEFFERSON COUNTY HAS BLOODHOUNDS

Beaumont. Texas, February i.-Atter
having considered The question for some
days the commissioners court today order.
ed reslslraton Tor the coming city election,
appointing A. W. Land registrar Beau.
mont has not heretofore had registration for
auy election. The vote at the city election
TO be held April | viii be larger than that
east at any preceding election Many OF
those who nave come here from other coun.
ties OF this state win be entitled to vote
and number who came from other states
right after the bringing In OF the Lucas
well will also cast vote here.
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ttiejo V Won Is undoubtedly wholesome
"a ,tIool, In fact has many medi-
&f1epi y, ~ value, hut Il would 10
~ ths,w lud more indigest.hle ar
d Aev ultu onionS. aud q many peO-
~ nS, st W SIMPLY poison, but the onion
furle q, nv e,one IN this respect Any
<leo,,,l neeoues q source ~ 49, -
NJ sisss whether It be fried onions or
\, ero,a ssen why any wholesome fool is
ID lrfs uleestei is because the stosn-
tr,oa. sorn ene important element o. "a
4heleSt =. ''nachS lack peptone. othcrs
lydrOchlsrlo ssstTie juice, SIN Others
n .. mo- Ul9g necessary 70 do In any
attts "a Question Is 20 supp'v those
" ara etSeslon which the stomach
Nfels snyAg does this 90 thoroughly
N,h "a stnart's Dyspepsia Tablet.
siEsnt 81 writing thesis on
q as 49, sp psta and indigestion.
< i'liar ,,eS-aaFas by saving. For these
p. estseM acid dysnepsla shown n,
4 "a simon 'istEss, or for iatulcnt dya-
n tfo1hia w gas On stomach caus ng
a TO- .hl dlt8cult brc IN ng, a.
~. M ~ he forms OF stomach
q y tre te't treatment h 10 take
n % Stuart's Drsncnsfa ,r.bi1is
p ~. meal, qd4fso 'tbrrs AZ, 80,
fsei ~ ~ 3 rmful drggs hnt ar
1f,iy me-, aS'nah'e il-es'iycs. which act
III ts,so thn food eat a never
isTii1 M NJ Indigestion o, even chronic
usea watch Stuarts Tablets would
= Nsaes 49,. medicines claiming 10
~ wtsfes ~ in,siEsSt'on can have no
AID Ia - actively dlgcstlnF the
~ ~ ltisa h any cnthnrtlr msdicine a
W. &C., siion IS misnomer'
- seIss Ia the United states aud
~ - legs sre Ssaart's Dyspepsia Tablcts.
sHzfui III, only the safest and most
s44<1a fas 4. se most scientific OF any
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Nm prospeet il eexa- county.

San Antonio Texas. February 1.-THE
South Texas on company OF Corscans.
composed Of Fred Fleming, A. Templcton,
Aaron Ferguson II q. Damon and othcrs,
today filed for record in the county clerks
office thirty oil leases, covering 1924
acres Of land I'm BcNar county II is the
stated purpose or said company 20 de-
vc'op the lonsed territory Tor oil and six
to-t or prospect wells will De started as
soon ps The rigs can Ice located.
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len Yenrs Tor Murder.

Marlin, Tcxns, February 1.-THE jury IN
the case OF ed Logan on n charge OF muir
der. returned verdict last night giving
the defendant ten Years Ia the peuitcutinry.
Logan Is 81 or % years OF uEe. He Ia
charged with killing Neal Sealy, p negro
man rs years old, In this city about ono
year ago The case was on trial all dHy
Yesterday and the attorneys spoke last
night The Jury WAS out but few miu-
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Iockhart LoeaIs.

Lockhart Texas, February ia con
eumptive Mexican confined IN the county
tan here on a charge OF horse theft, died
last Saturday and was buried at the ex-
psnse Of the county,
The singers OF Evangelist Fife arrived
yesterday from Gonzales and viii work
al Of this week training our local singers
10 readiness Tor the meeting which VIII DO
Sin next week.
CenRty commissioners couIt "a IN sepsion
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Aseooiation AZ MIIano

Milano. Texas, February 9.-The Milano
Truck Growers association was organized
February s. 1902, by electiBg James stew.
art president and j. y. Jackson secretary.
There are thirty-four subscribers and there
viii he enough additions 10 make the num-
her Gfty. Between 20 aud 800 acres are
pledged 10 truck this season. II was de-
cantaIoupeS and watcrmelons this season,
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Beaumont Texas, February ii.--Mr. Rob
ert Burge aud Miss Llzzle Shaw were
quietly married last night az the residence
of tho brides mother ON wall street only
Few intimate friends and relatives being
present. Rev, c. ~ Davenport performed
the ceremony, After the marriage tho
ana Mrs. Burge LETT ON the castboupd
southern Pacific train for New orleans,
wAerc they VIII spend several days. From
there they will 20 TO New York aud thence
TO Louisville. Ky, returning TO beaumont
within two or three weeks.
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Sales Al ealvsston.

Galveston Texas. February 1.-THE
sales az the Galveston Oh exchange today
were as follows
Angola merican. $40 shares az &c.
High Island oil aia Land company. 5000
shares. At Toe.
spindle Top shsres 81 $3.50
Victor. 700 shares, AZ .lsc.
Victor. 1000 shares, a. 23gc.
Victor. 500 shares al 2isc.
Galveston Wharf coWpany, lea shares,
~ $500
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Beaumont, Texas February 1.-THE
county has acquired three hloodhounds Tor
trailing fugitIyes and conyicls The dogs
came from Rusk and have been given thor
ough tests since they were received by the
jefferson county Officers. In one ease they
were put on the track Of n man who was
supposed to have hurginrizod q house. Tue
dogs chased the fugitive for quite dis
tauCo and when they brought him to bay
some of the stolen property was found on
his
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The following sales we're recorded at the
ell exchange today;
Beaumont Petroleum and Gas. io0 shares
81 soc
Manhattan. 500 shsrrs az 62i&c
Texas and New Orleans, 500 shares az
lLc
Bunus BLUM, $50 shares AZ 25r
American Oh and Refining, 1000 shares
at &c.
Ancio.Ameriehr. coo sharrs at %,
Anglo American 30 90 shsres az l7hc.
Alamo 2is shares an $3.50
Spindle Top, 2 shares az so
Fort Worth i0ou shares az SIC.
Independence 1900 shares at 2f4c.
Globe zoo sharFs az 2hc,
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IA LeNv tlked.

Beaumont Texas, February 1.-THE
commissioners court has liked the tax levy
Tor jefferson county Tor 1902 on the 500
valuation Us follows;
Cents
County nd valorcm ..,............... Is
Interest aud s,nhiug fund, bridge bonds 90
Interest aud sinking fund, court house
BONUS ...s............. ...s.....,,.. %
Interest and sinking fund, jail bonds. O3
Interest and sinking fund, road bonds. 10
For roads and bridges ................ %
Total Observation-Disclosures. 4s
Special school IN dlstrlct No. ll.. 10
Special sch % IN distrjC, No l....... %
Special scaool In district No. l3...... 20
The occupation taxes viii be one hall the
amount levied for state purposes In the
same lines.
Tho election precincts stand as they ala
I'm February, 1901, and the Judges OF clec-
tons have all been reapp0luted
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Troupe Considering a Cannery.

Troupe, Texas, February io-The local
Truck Growers association is now consld-
ering a proposition 10 have a canuery To-.
Gated here.
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TYLER, Texas. February 1i--Mr. z p.
MoNey, government expert bank account
ant who has been for more than month
working on the books OF the old City Ma
tlonal bank which failed In October 1896
for the purpose OF preparing the govern
has returned TO Washington city Mr.
Mickey will return next August and VIII he
ready for the trials which will be called NJ
the September term Of the Federal court
Hon Nj. c. McLemore. United states dis.
tr'ct attorney, spent several DAYS here with
Mr Moxcv, acnua!uting himself with the
books Of the concern.
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FRIED ONIONS
fsc'y Caused the Death Of the
Word,s Greatest General.

mlttsr Of history that Napoleon
I AZ 1uslland' an inordinatc lover Of the
, ,a ass OF the table. ard history fur
= enlous his death from cnpScr Of
~ y Is claimed also. was probably
~ Lom his excessive INDULGENCE OF
s'uupeSS Tor thu o1o-lus vegetable.
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TYLER BANK FAILURES.

City Has Received the Amount II Is En-
titled to Under Compromise.
Tyler, Texas February 11.-Today a rep
Of the officials Of the dcfunct
First National bank, which suspended IN
1876. paid to the city treasurer $4,000
his IS A compromise ~ tho Indebtedness
81 thc bank to the CITY which originally
was $4,000 Tho receiver Of the hank
paid portion Of this but by this eompro'
mise the city loses $40. 500.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-15
BY AUTHORITY
SALE OF GOVERNMENT LOT NO.
q, BLOCK B." HILo, HAWAII.

On Thursday, August 18th, 1902, at
~ o'clock noon, AZ the front entrance
OF the Executive building, will be sUlT
ri Public Auction, the lease Of Govern.
ment Lot 10. 81, Block b, tlilO, Hawai-
Term-S0 years.
Upset Rental - $4,000 per annum
payable quarterly in advance.
This sale is upon the conditions pro-
y!ded for in Sections and 4, OF Act ,
OF the Laws of 1896, viz: =.
Section 2. Every such lease shall
contain a covenant on the part of the
lessee that he snail during the flrs'
four years of the term of the LEASE
cause to be erected upon the leasel
property a fireproof building of brick.
stone or metal, in a wOrkmanlike man
ler, satisfactory to the Superintendent
Of Public Works at not less than a
stated cost and shall keep the sa'ua
suitably insured at not less than two.
thirds of its value, for the benefit az
the lessor; and shall keep such build.
jig in good repair during the remail-
der of the term of the lease, reasonable
nse and wear thereof only excepted.
end in case of damage OF destruction
OF such building by fire snail mako
good such loss or damage by the nee
cssary repairs or reconstruction OF
Csc surrender the insurance to tho
lessor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All creditors OF Maraea Kopena (wl
deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
sent their claims, duly authenticated
and with the proper vouchers, If any
exist. even IL the claim Is secured by
mortgage upon real estate, to me al
my residence at Manoa, in Honolulu
Island of Oahu. Territory of Hawaii
within SIN MONTHS from the date Ct
tins notice. If such claims be not pre-
scented within six months from tho
date of this notice they shall be for
ever barred.
Dated at Manoa aforesaid. July 10,
1902. MALE KEKUA.
I'Xecutrix Of the last Will and Tesla.
ment of Maraea Kopena (w), De.
ceased.
]. r. DeBOLT,
Attorney FOR Executrix.
219S-July 10, %, 30; Aug. 3.