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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13

was necessary to bring them within
his judicial knowledge; that the Judge
erred in taking any action based on the
ground that a court of probate has no
Jurisdiction over trust matters: that
even if there is such a distinctive jul
dicial tribunal in this Territory as a
probate court, as such, the Judge erred
in holding that by the common law
such court had no jurisdiction over
trust matters, because the common law
is not now in force in this Territory
except in so far as it does not conflict
with the practice fixed by Hawaiian
judicial precedent or established by
, Hawaiian usage, and 1t is a matter
within judicial knowledge that Ha-
waiian precedent has fixed and es-
tablished the usage and practice of
sanctioning the jurisdiction of a. Judge
of probate over trust matters; and,
finally, that if it be found that the ap-
pointment of either Bruce Cartwright or
Henry Smith is valid, the appointment
of Carlos A. Long is void.
COURT NOTES.
L. l., McCandless VS.. Honolulu Plan
tation Co. and Woodlawn Fruit Co..
ejectment is continued by stipulation
to the April term of the First Circuit
Court.
Judge De Bolt overruled the denur-
rer in the Oriental Life Insurance Co.
VS.. Wee Shing and allowed the de-
, PENDANT ten days in which to answer.
Judge Gear heard the motion to dis
miss the suit of Mr.. and Mrs. Junius
Kaae, contesting the will of Keliiaho-
nui, and gave defendants ten days to
! file briefs.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
LEGAL Notice.

Notice is hereby given that The county court Of
sharp county, Arkansas, will let out The poor
Lousr, farm and pauperB Of said cntnty on
Wednesday, October the%l. I'3, 10 such COM
potent person ia viii fake ch2rge Of the same,
reside therein, feed, cloth2 and imEj Ej-h medicine
and the necessary medical attendance 10 all per-
sons placed therein for the smallest sum per
capita: and such person shall be required to
rive bond and good security, to be approved by
the county court, conditioned for iailhlul
compliance with his contract, which shall be
made payable to the county in II penalty double
/ he amount Of the b.d. Suld house Farm ina
nnuue,s viii be- let out during tE" year ending
december 81, 1904. sealed bids will be received
until IL 0 clock neon Wednesday, OCtOOtf y ,
lgJ3 Al bids mast be accompanied by DOHd5
as herein described, a3 evidence Of good mllh
on the rar. Of the bidder, The court lrBTfta
the right to reject any on all bids. All b'dS 10
be addressed to Calvin MObiey, Judge, care oil
G. b. Richie, CLERK, Evening shade, Ark.
CALyIH MoBhLY Jndgc,
Sharp co., Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
E1,, 8 ,lAs'bElAs2E2 Z As2E2
lae q ilarel.s saEz. cars. 40 9oies9s

4 gsg c&iia.sGs a15s, aprs, Gs oajesas
Monday clerk Ritchio receiv"
4 ed from state auditor Monroe the
Confederate pension checks, and
those allowed these pensions can
get their money by calling upon
the clerk.
The Record keeps or hand
q full supply Of mortgages,
deeds, title bonds, deeds Of trust
and Justices blanks. when in
need Of these things bring Or send
rs your order.
--Ez-9horiH George W, Mullen
Of Big Creek township was trans
acting business in Judge Mob Mob
ley's court this week It has
been limited that Mullen would be
in the race for sheriff next year.
Judge Mobley convened the
regular term Of probate court for
the Southern District last Mon
day, which adjourned Wednes-
day evening, The judge goes to
Hardy to hold court Monday,
The infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, L, 4. Miller died last
Saturday night and was buried
the day following, MIR. and Mrs,
Miller live at Black Rock, and
are here visiting the latter's faith
er, J. M. Evans.
The equalization board, COM
posed Of John M. Buchanan Of
Sidney, ". Fl, II. Price Of Gala
mine and Asa Kollett met Mon
day and went over the real estate
assessment Of the county, We
understand that but very few
raises We're made from the oriSi-
nal Assessments.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
HARDY.

A nice shower fell Monday
evening and another Tuesday.
James McCaleb is behind the
counter at Morgan d Cc's. store.
The work is progressing on the
new addition to the school house.
Amos Hall has moved to Hardy
and is clerHing for Walker Clay
ton.
j. P. Thompson of Oxford is
here again this week after more
goods.
The pile driver is at work at
the bridge at the mouth Of Forty
Islands.
Misses Efie and Glee Morgan
visited Mrs. DR.. Poindexter at
Imboden lately.
Hon. Ransom Gulley Of lizard
county attended the opening Of
the Hardy school.
Rev. Il. Arndt has a child four
months old taken from the orph-
ans home at Little Rock.
L. H. Walker and Ben Griffin
discussed the single tax question
at the court house on Saturday
night last.
The Woodmen of the World
have erected monument at the
grave of John l.. Eady, who was
member Of the order.
Mrs, VIII Songer, daughter of
James P, Heath, went to Colora-
do for her health and it is re-
ported that she is confined to her
bed and desirous of coming home.
The public school opened here
on Monday, the 14th, with a
greater show Of interest than
ever before exhibited. Prof. G.
L, Manning is principal, and
Prof, N. E. Conyers and Miss
Matte Pearson are assistants,
The term will run eight months.
Dr.. w. L. McGavic sustained
an injury which is quito severe,
in a peculiar manner. While
walking on the plank walk in
Hardy a plank in the walk broke
and the END struck him on the
Jaw and he fell forward through
the hole made by displacing the
broken plank. The walk was
about two feet to two and a half
of Of the ground and in going
through he was thrown on his
head. He was released from the
position by Charley Dixon. 1t
was first thought that his jaw was
badly crushed but it turned out
to be not as bad as was first re-
ported.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
w Iant is EIiGC?

In the last analysis nobody knowF,
but we do know it is under strict
law, Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results. Irregular liver living
means arrangement OF the organs,
resulting III Constipation, Headache
or Liver trouble, Dr., Kings New
life Pills re-adjust This. It's gentle
yet thorough. Only 25c at Shows
Drug store.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
W. 7. Stew art,
c. G. Cole,
M. j. Simpson,
Appraisers.
"a a2e2alagila5ic Record.

Uhamberlmn's Cough Remedy has
a remarkable record, 1t has bceu IN
use over thirty years, during which
time many mijIon bottles have been
sold and used. 1t has long been The
standard and nam reliance in the
treatment Of Group IN thousands Of
homes, yet dar,ng all this time no
case has ever been reported to the
manufacturers IN which 1t failed to
effect cure, When gwen as soon
AS the child becomes hoarse or even
as soon as the cronpy cough appears
1t will prevent the attack iC ls
pleasant to take, many children like
It. 1t contains no op@m or other
h1rmrnl substances and may be CIV,
en- confidently TO . baJy az to IN
adult. For sale by w, Z. Snow,
Druggist,
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
Owes Else 10 u SeiSEsb0s's =
h.nel;pcss.

Mr. D. P, DAnghterty, well known
throughout Mercer and Sumner.
counties, W. Va, most likely owes
his li!e to the knduess of nrighbor
lie was almost hopIessly afflicted
win d'Arrhoea; was attended 10y two
physicians who gave hlm Iit,Ie, If
any relief, when ncighbor learning
OF his serious condition., brought him
bottle oG Chambpr}ain't Coiio,
Cholera snd Diarrhoea Ervmedy,
winch cured hnn in less than twenty,
'o0r hours For sale by Suog the
arnggs!
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
Notice for Publication 10000.
Land Office ut Little Rock. Ark. !
August :, 1903.

Land Office ut Little Rock. Ark.
August 3, 1903. (
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
named settler has led notice of his intention to
nuke final propi IN support Of her claim and
that sdid proof win BE- made before the Clerk of
Sharp county 1T Eyrnng shade, Ark. on
Scptemberl, l9 1903, VIZ:
Ots Dawson
II. r.. No. 1850 Tor the southeast quarter
southeast quarter section ), east half northeast
quarter section 10 and northwest quarter north
west quarter section II, township II, horth
range west.
lie namos the following witnesses TO provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz;
W. +. Stewart, J. r. Lott, j. A. Boyca, y
II, Blagg, all OF fCentcr, Ark.
II. II MYERS, Register.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
ESTRAY NOTICE.

County Of Sharp. We, W. f.
Stewart, Nj. j. Simpson and c..
G. Grow, three citizens Of the
county Of Sharp, and household
ars therein, having thereto been
appointed by N. Il. Landers, q
justice Of the peace Of said coun-
ty, have this day viewed a cer-
tain mule, shown to US by j. W.
johnson, as an estray. Said
mule is a dark bay mare mule
fourteen hands high with black
legs, and we do value the said
mule to be worth the sum Of fifty
dollars.
W. 7. Stew art,
c, G. Cole,
M. j. Simpson,
Appraisers.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day Of August, 1908.
N. r. Landers, J. p.
A true copy of Appraisemen t..
Attest: c. y. Ritcbie, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
MOB gtE,YSRSDlSlHR RAN6R.A.RnS
Juros Colds; praYentS EH8um0nia
Eguch5em's &rnica Sa!ve

RsWChIeR'S &TniCa SA!Ve.
Has worldwide fame Tor m9rvel-
ous cures. II surpasses any Other
salye, lotion, ointment or balm for
Cuts, Corns, Burn,a Bolls, Sores,
Fvions. Ulcers, Fever Sores, Salt
Rheum, Chapped Hands, SKIN Erup-
tions. lnfalilble for Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c at Shows
Drn gs tore.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
ES0y's WILD SSsGie Fer AiEC.

With family around expecting hlm
to die, and a son riding for life, 10
miles, to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs
and Gods. w. Il. Brown, Of Lees,
vile, Ind, endured deaths agorIes
from asthma: but tins wonderful
medicine gave instant relief and soon
cured him. We WRITES: now sleep
sonodiy every night" Like mar
vclous cures OF Consumptiun, Pncu.
,nonia, Broncaius, conghs, Colds and
Grip prove It's matchl,ss merit for
all Throat aud Lung troahios. Gaar-
artped bottles SOC and &l,o0. Tu2'
bottles free at SHOWS drug store.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
Bids Wanted.

Scnicd bids viii be received by tn" county
court for the scrapns and painting otlhe Hardy
bridge until y O'Clock noon, wednesday, Dc-
tobcr2l, 1919. The blidgcts TO be well scrarcd
and two coats Of good bridge paint pat on the
same. TIE court reserves the right 20 reject
any or all bids. Al bids must be accODranird
by % bond for tia use Of sharp county, ~ an
eYidcnc. Of goun fiih on the art OF the bidder.
September /, 1873. CALyIN MoDLEY, Juigcr
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18

DR.. J. O. Durham, the Ash
Flat specialist, is in Evening
Shade,
John NJ. Buchanan, a faith-
full Record reader at Sidney,
dropped in for a short chat Tues
day,
The Guard says Co. W. G.
Matheney of MaxviEe is visiting
his sons and daughters in Bates
Wigs
Mrs. Haney, mother of our
fellow townsman NJ. L. Haney,
is here and will make her home
with her son in the future.
For bilious attack take Cham,
beriain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and quick care is certain. For sale
by Snow, the druggist.
There is no such thing us a
drouth in this part Of the moral
vineyard now. 4 whole lot Of
rain has fallen this week.
The Evening Shade base7
ball nine will journey down 70
Cave City next Saturday ard
play a game with the nine Of that
PLACER -
= The negro population is in
dulging in protracted meeting
at their church a mile west Of
town this week, and the usual
.hl2aileIujah time is resulting.
Rev. ". W. Gibson of Cush"
man was in the city yesterday.
He is selling groceries for the
MaxfieId Grocer Co. Of Batesyille,
and is a successful salesman.
W. T. Horn, Sharp county's
efficient and corpulent assessor,
was in the city several days this
week going over the assessment
books with the equalization
board.
Last -week's Mammoth
Spring Democrat says:
"UncIe Tom Stephens Of Ash
Flat carried off one Of Fulton
oounty's most charming widows,
yesterday, Mrs. NJ. j. Michael.
They were married at the home
OF the bride.
Ben N. Yates, of Wiiliford,
Sharp county, Ark, will bein the
race for sheriff Of his county next
year. Mr. Yates made the race
for the same Office three years
ago and retreated in good order
with the best seconds on the bat
tie field. In his home township
he carried 1913 out Of 1872 votes
over three worthy contestants.
This and other impressive recon-
mendations makes Mr.. Yates a
very conspicuous candidate. We
wish him success, for he's good
man and deserves it.-Ravenden
Hustler.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
r7,, III I. I !; Z CIgg2
Masos NlanaVs aad B!aauer EE!A!;t


W. A. Edwards left Monday
morning for st. Louis to purchase
goods, He was accompanied by
his vile.
Miss Nora Harrell Of Cave
City spent a few days here last
week with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Stokes.
A marriage license was is
sued last Saturday to Frank L.
TODD and Ada Henderson, both
Of P.ney Fork township.
The fourth quarterly meeting
for the Ash Flat circuit will be
held by presiding elder Hayes at
Ash Flat September 28 and q,
", T. Campbell Of POUCH
l.aepsio Wa a business visitor to
town the first Of the week. The
Record acknowledge s. pleasant
call.
w. G. Finley, ore Of the
Records good friends, was up
from Big Rock township on busi-
ness one day the latter part Of
last week.
Hon. John s. Gibson Of HoXie
sends US a dollar for a years
pe,uaal Of this pious journal, 1t
is said this gentleman has a SEN
atorial bee in his hat.
james Vance of Grubbs,
Jackson county was attending to
business in the probate court this
week The Record received 3
substantial visit from him.
Next Saturday and Sunday
the last quarterly meeting for the
conference year for the Evening
Shade circuit, M. E. Church
South will be held at Sidney.
Sheriff Jasper Hutchison is i'll
at his home and G. G. Clear has
filed his place in the probate
court this week. Mr., Eutohison
has had a siege Of typhoid fever,
The series Of services which
began at the Methodist church
the 9Th inst. closed last Tuesday
night. There were no accessions
to the church or conversions as
q result Of the meeting.
W. II. II. Price of Calamine
one Of the county's best citizens
who was in Evening Shade four
days this week as one Of the
board, made US a
much appreciated call. He says
the recent meeting at Calamine
was a great success and was we'll
attended throughout. lie said
fully three thousand people at
tended the reeting on Sunday.
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Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
LOCAL Ne HS.
F0T .EYY'S HONEY Z lar
- AaaGpvRIa asaS Gaels E1EaGs

1tCB = SA-sS y - - I. 80 '--se@ - ~
Probate court for the North
ern District conyenes at Hardy
next Monday.
q Miss Jessie Kirby closed q
soccessful term Of school two
niles west Of town last Friday.
Mrs. n. K. Kent Of Sullivan
townahip has the Records thanks
for assistance in a financial way.
4 Last Saturday q marriage
license was granted to ". II.
Johnson and Miss lou johnson.
W. H. Willi&ms AM wife of
Morgan township We're in the city
Monday, Mr.. Williams having
Business in the probate court.
Fred Dickerson Of Degraf,
Ohio, brother Of county treas
1rer E. L. Dickers0n, was here
this week visiting lis brother,
Elder Andy II. Ritclie Of
Ash Flat spent Saturday night
In town and left Sunday morning
for Poughkeepsio to hold q meet
ing.
Anderson Paden, one Of tho
foremost denizens Of Davidson
township was in Evening Shade
cn business the irst part Of the
week.
Misses Geneva Davidson,
Julia Herrn, Ethel McCaieb and
Minnie Davidson left Monday
for Little Rock where
they have entered Maddox Semi
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18

Come to the Record Office
for ali legal blanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Stout's
Youngest child has been quite
sick this week, but is reported to
be better.
Tom McCaleb left yesterday
for his home at Hardy after
spending two weeks here with re-
latiyes and friends.
Marvin Metcalf has accepted
a position as book-kecpor for
Talley Lumber & Feed Co. of
BatesviIle and entered upon his
duties last Monday.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
Notice for Publication --lO947.
Land ONCE at Little Rock, Ark.
Sept. IL, 1903

OVTI' TT IUO0 J
Notice Is hereby given lhut the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his ciainl and
that said proOf will be made before The Jerk of
ohtr, county. Ar,. at Evening shade, Ark. on
Get. a, 1893 via
Christopher S. Mrpkcr
u. i. No. 2l0y4 for lots so and Of north
Wcst qyurtcl' ans lGiE0. = Of southwest quarter
aud southwest quarter northeast quarter, sec
lion Is, township IL, north ranaeG west.
Jir nsmr- the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous RESIDENCES upon and cultivation OF
said luGd VIZ!
g., +. Ycagcr, John Baker and Jesse Warrick
Of evening shade. ARK and james Kettle Of
Sidney, ARK.
II. II. MYERS,
Kegister.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
Notice for Publication -lO926.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark. !
Aug. 20, 1906,

Aug. 20, 1905, :
~ office IL hereby given that the following
= named settler has filed notice OF his in
tcmlOn 10 nuke final proof IN support of his
claim ant that said proof will Dc made before
the Clerk OF sharp county, ARK. vi EyeniDg
shade, Arb. on Oct 10, 1903, VIZ;
James E Hamilton
II Il. No. 22Ii5 for the south half northwest
quarter, section II, township 1G, north range 8
west.
Ne name the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upoA amt cultivation
Uf said land viz:
Edward Graddy Joseph williams. I,ud NJ, l.
calf, Pink Metcai, all of Evening shade Ark.
II. H. NJ ERS, Recs;er.
Sharp County record., 1903-09-18
Justus is making some

Jasper Justus is making some
improvements about his hotel.
Judge John B. McCaleb is at
Mt. Home attending the Baxter
circuit court.
The Confederate pensioners
are receiving 46 cents or tho COL
lar Of their allowance this year.
lion. Thomas I. Hevrn left
Monday for Mountain Home
where circuit court is in session.
R. P. Jordan of Maxville
dropped in Monday and had hiS
name enrolled on our subscription
book,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-26

Parkhursts account of the capture of
Aguinaldo is not correct II is not true
that General Funston and the Americans
who accompanied him on his perilous expe-
dition were disguised in the uniform worn
by Filipinos." They were dressed in the
uniform Of American privates and passed
as prisoners of the Macabebes. who had
them in charge. There was no violation OF
''the holy rite of hospitality" The forged
letter sent forward to Aguinaldo was not
request for provisions. 1t notified Aguin-
aldo of the capture of the Americans by
party of supposed Filipino insurgents VINO
were bringing the prisoners TO his camp.
When they arrived there 1t was the sup
posed Filipinos who made the attack and 1t
was Hilario Placido. the pretended Filipino
colonel, who threw his arms around Aguin-
aldo, saying, You a prisoner of the
Americans. These may not be material
errors. but they are too material to occur
in a discourse on lying. II DR.. Parkhurst
thought ii necessary to go all the way to
the Philippines to find an example of lying
he might have found a few illuminative
texts IN the career of Aguinaldo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-26

The public has heard a good deal of the
Rev. Dr. Parkhurst. the hysterical reform
er and sensational preacher of New York.
Last Sunday he preached on lying, and
after dwelling on the sinfulness and moral
turpitude of the habit he said:
A deplorable illustration of the general
the easy popular assent accorded to the
ignominious treachery practiced upon the
Philippine leader Aguinaldo by our army
approved by General Macarthur o Tbe fa ane
in the case were these: Funston disguised
himself and some of his men in the uniform
worn by Filipinos. crept in upon Aguinaldo
stealthily under that guise, tricked him by
a forged letter pretending that they were
hungry. made capital out of the holy rite
OF hospitality. then flung Aguinaldo TO the
ground and made him captive. violated the
laws of war. the laws of hospitality and the
law of God. And the people of the limited
States. with some exceptions instead OF
mutinying against the act of damnable
Funston's part. and the Senate promoted
him.
DR.. Parkhurst could have found instances
enough to illustrate his argument without
going so far away and so far back He en-
braced the opportunity to air his views re-
garding our policy in the Philippines and
get in sympathetic strike" for Aguin-
aldo. He evidently expected to receive
some newspaper mention. for after the
service he said to the newspaper men
present: Il know enough of newspapers to
know that they do not regard the logical
development Of the thought of sermon as
news and I know very well what part of
my sermon to-day most of the newspapers
will be likely to publish. At the same time
the reference to Aguinaldo Is purely Incl
dental to the main theme. and in fairness
that fact ought to be stated"
There are various forms OF lying. one of
them being defined as stating as true that
which we do not know to be true. DR..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-26
OUR IMMIGRANTS AT HOME.


Come To America.
w. Evans Gordon, NJ. p, in Worlds Work.
To those anxious TO see for themselves
what Russian ghetto is like at its worst.
/ would recommend a visit to Wilma. From
the fort which crowns the hill in the mid
die of the town, the hill up which Napoleon
rode in 1872. when Wilma was the center OF
his advance upon Moscow one of the most
beautiful views imaginable is obtained.
The town lies at your. feet, with its clus-
tering red roofs and hundred gilded domes
and spires and cupolas; the glittering river
and lovely wooded country, stretching away
for miles, make an unrivaled picture-and
liz Is difficult among such surroundings to
realize the squalor and misery which the
place contains. There are said to be some
$1,000 Jews here-not by any means all poor.
BY far the greater part of the trade and
practically all the shops are in their hands.
But the submerged tenth is submerged in
deed.
The Ghetto is seething mass of hu-
manity Many of the streets and alleys are
so narrow that the pavements almost
touch. AT intervals throughout their length
are arched gateways leading into court
yards. round which the dens and cellars in
which the people live are clustered.
/ spent a whole day in visiting them. In
the corners of the court one would find a
wooden trough into which all the refuse of
the houses was thrown. The stencil from
these receptacles filled the whole air. The
stucco walls were blistered and rotting, and
are infected by the poisonous atmosphere
within Inside. the people were crowded
pell-mell. regardless of health. age or sex.
In one room l found a lunatic in the mid
die of a family of young children. l was
followed as l walked by a crowd of hag-
gard. anxious. careworn people. staring at
me with mournful eyes. Some openly begged
aims, others had trifies for sale. Many
seemed 70 pass their time in the syna-
gogues, rocking. and chanting themselves
into oblivion of their miseries / came
across several who had been to White
chapel. and had been sent back. suppose.
as fit for nothing. One man with large
family wished to make another trial of
England. and asked me. of all people, for
money to help him TO get there. The situa-
ton was not without certain pathetic
lunOr.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-26

WASHINGTON, March &.-The Treasury
Department to-day gave notice that on
Mondays and Thursdays until further notice
offers would be received at the Bureau of
the Mint for the sale to the government Of
silver bullion to be used in coming pesos
under the Philippine coinage act, approved
March 2. 1903. 30 offers of less than 5000
ounces will be entertained The department
will purchase S20O0,0OO worth of silver bull
lion for coinage into pesos. This coinage
will produce 100000 pesos, which will be
delivered in the Philippine islands within
four months. This amount must be ready
for circulation before the Philippine cur
rency bill can go into effect. Arrangements
have been completed for the issue of the
Philippine certificates, which will bear the
portrait of Washington. A suggestion has
been made that small notes for the Philip
pines shall bear the portraits of Mckinley,
General Lawton and Jose Rial, for the ten,
FIVE and two pesos notes respectively.