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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
MT. VERNON.

Miss Florence Shorey of Thomaston,
is visiting Miss Caro- Jacobs.
r. H. Jacobs has sold his farm to
this vicinity when the sun shine. =
The business of haying is rushing In
this vicinity when the sun shines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
PittsfieId Grange.

At meeting of the Pittsfield Grange
held Saturday afternoon, it was votea
to observe their annual field day on
Aug. goth at Camp Benson, at winch
time Grange Day will be the days
program for the Maine Veterans AS
ISOLATION Goth Annual Muster to pe
held Aug. II to Goth at the Camp Ben
son grounds NewDort wv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
Sea Moss Eart1e

Is pure, health-giving food. Toothsoms,
nutritious, economical. Buy It house III
keepers, hotels, restaurants, bakeF9es&
A25c. package makos t6quarts ees*s
sert dishos. Justth food required ~
Infants and tnvallds.
Sample free. Lyon Mfg. Co., Brooklyn, n YsE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
VASSAL BORO.

POPE AvENUE-Mrs, Mary =. Taber,
who is visiting friends in this place, was
given a birthday party at the home of
Ella r. Fitzgerald from Lakeside, whose
birthday anniversary occurs on the same
date, was one of the guests. Each were
the recipients of numerous, very pretty
and useful presents. Mrs. Taber received
a large number of letters and cards from
friends In other states, which was pleas
ments were Served ana the e,ns stre Sn
parted, wishing each other many happy
returns of the day.
Miss Anna Crossfield from New York.
passed several days recently at Maple
hurst: the guest Of her cousin, Miss Edith
G. Pinkham.
Mrs. Nettie Pope and children went
to North Vassalboro Tuesday to visit
relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
MONMOUTH.

| enjoyed on the campus at noon.
| The annual "Old Home Week con-
cert will be given in Cumston Opera
ball Wednesday evening, Aug. II. An
kattractive program has been arranged
for the evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs D. W. Carotkers and
party arrived last week by private car
and are camping on the west shore of
Lake Cochnewagan. Mr.. Carothcrs is
chief engineer of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Randlett OF Rich
nond and son and family of Somer-
vile. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. HaI1il-
ton of Orono are at DR.. c. NJ. Rand
lette's cottage on the west shore of the
lake.
benjamin Gardiner of Somerville.
Mass. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.
c. Mountfod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Metcalf of New
York City are with DR.. and Mrs. l.. ).
Metcalf at their summer home.
Miss Cora Curtis is visiting relatives
in Hinckley. Me.
Mrs. Fred A. Blaisdell gave party
to her son. Leon, in honor Of his eighth
birthday anniversary Monday after
room at their camp on the west shore
of the lake. Mr.. Blaisdell took the par
ty across the lake in his motor boat.
Miss Rernice Folsom of Readfield is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lila Mars
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15

Mrs. Matthews and daughter of Ros.
nnGale; Mass, are stoppipng at H. G.
1rckey's for few weeks
! MT and Mrs. c. E. Pierce OF Augusta
We're quests Of Mrs. Pierce's parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. a. 3. Warren, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
EAST MONMOUTH.

Mrs. James Sanborn and little son
went to Harpswell Saturday for a stay
Of two weeks.
Mrs. Stratton and Miss Faye STRAIT
ton OF Massachusetts, will be among the
soloists appearing at the Old Home
Week concert in Cumston hall Wednes-
day evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

DOCTOR MCCORMICK
CTftfS TliE IIQIOK HABIT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

While Dr. -. NJ GALLOWAY Of Ros-
well. In his auto. accompnnied bv Mrs
II. J. schwartz OF Roswell and Or.
Howard C%rutcher. OF Chicago. were
speeding along one Of the smooth
roads past j j. Hagerman's big or
ehard. In the bright moonlight. the
car ran into a good sized colt lying
IN the road IN the deep shade Of some
trees The auto landed against an
embankment. facing nearly IN the di-
fection u had come and Mrs, Schwartz
ana pr trutcher were thrown out.
lantic and Pacific railroad. the first
bruised face and a severe shock. Mrs.
schwartz was not very much hurt. IN.
Crutcher's shoulder was badly bruised
and IL is believed that some Of the
shoulder bones were broken. Or. CAL
loWay managed 90 keep his seat and
was uniniurcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

one Of the pret'iest Juvenile social
events " the year occurred saturday
afternoon. september 2Sth. when Miss
Irene. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. w. Fee. Of West Coal avenue,
entertained a number Of her friends
the occasion being her eighth birth
dag. The afternoon passed very
quickly IN games 81 every description
known To- eight year-olds. and al 4.30
1.-THE dining room doors were thrown
open 10 he children. revealing q
charming room decked 10 white and
yellow. each chandelier bulb being the
center ~ q huge yellow poppy, from
which streamers were draped TO the
corners Of tine table. In the center
Of the table stood Q d~ark-haired doll
flufflly laid 10 white and yellow, and
from her hands ribbons extended 10
each plate, holding favors. yellow
haired dolls for the girls. and rubber
dolls FOR the boys At each end Of
the tab stood a cake bearing the
requisite eight candles. The color
scheme was carried out in the brick
lee cream and fruit. and the whole
effect was decidedly charming Little
Miss Fee did the honors with great
success ana was heartily congratu-
lated on the success OF her party.
The Temple Ala society Is the title
Of an organization perfected by the
children Of Temple Albert yesterday.
The purposes Of the society are the
formation Of a circulating library for
the children Of the Temple Albert
sunday school. the giving Of relief to
the deserving poor and The promotion
Of friendship. Arthur Yanow was
elected president, with Hilda Gruns-
field as vice president, Beatrice Ilfeid
az secretary and Alice Stern as treas I
urer.
The funeral Of Juan de Dios Mari
%, who died Friday night. and his
wife. Solidad Marine, who died Sat
urday morning from the effects Of
ptomaine poisoning. from having eat
ing canned meats. VIII probably be
held today from The home in Los Pa Z
dillas, interment there. Two broth
ers Of Mrs. Marine arrived here yes
terdny morning from III Paso. The
brother Of Mrs. Marine, reported as
suffering from having eaten some Of
the poisoned meat. was reported as
improving Yesterday
Mrs. Howard Taylor. Of Manhattan,
Kas.. who. as Miss Esther Butler.
spent her childhood IN Albuquerque.
visited Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gsher-
wood yesterday Mrs. Taylor left last
night for California. where she Is to
spend the winter AZ the home OF her
mother in Los Angeles.
The body 81 w. j. Wahlley. aged
twenty-three years. a former profess
sor Of athletics In the Washington
public schools, who died Saturday. I.
was taken 10 the old home IN WASH
ington last night by a brother. Ed
ward Wahlley.
The funeral Of the infant daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Lucero was
held yesterday. az was the funeral Of
the infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Martinez.
G. H. Holt, Of Oklahoma city. Okla. |
mas arrived in the city for a brief
stag
A. J Meyers. OF chihuahua. Mexico. /
arrived here last night from Callfor-
MIA.
W T. Hancock, Of Chicago. arrived
in Albuquerque yesterday morning.
r. r. Ballinger. of Toledo. was one
Of yesterdays arrivals In the city.
f H. Perry. Of Clifton. Arlz' spent
sunday In his city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30
WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED MEN AND WON
IN no TAKE PART IN FIGHTING
fiIE FLAMES" ENIlIBITION. AP-
PLY MONDAY N SHOW GROUNDS
OPPOSITE AINAiIADO HOTEL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING.
REASON AnIE PRICES. SIIOMELIs
a kENiAil.R STUDIO. SI3 ~ GEN
TRIAL AVE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30
]. W. BENNETT
ioo y. FIRST ST.
uRADQUARTEHs ToR
Nav 40 nt-ANkErS AND
tNDIAN An MEXICAN GOODS.
MINED.

Competent girlr i cooking and gem
erul homework. f3mii Of four me-
washing and pay $50 per mul1th Mrs.
ID WelnHnu. els Copper AVID
The Brunswick news., 1907-11-15
SUBJECTED TO HEAT AND COLD.

The iury's task was n severe one, the
tests OF each beer extending over con-
siderable time Pahsr Blue Ribbon" beer.
along with All the others, was for weeks
alternately subjected to extreme degree9
of heat and cold OF all the beers SO
tested Pabst "Eiue Ribbon" beer was this
only one found upon examination to retain
all the properties originally contained ia
lhe brew. Il was dnally determined that
The "Blue Ribhon beer took first placs
among all he other varieties submitted
by American aad European breweries.
Na.eneaanentlN TIE b ghest rosslble hnnorN
The Brunswick news., 1907-11-15

mt IS signed by the president OF the jury
which awarded the honors, by the lord
mayor of the city OF Antwerp, honorary
member; the administrator general. and
president of the committee of commercial
patronage.
The signatures of the exposition officials
are verified and attested to by the minister
a foreign affairs of the Royal Belgium
government All these signatures are in
turn attested to by the vice and deputy
consul general repretentiug the United
States government at Antwerp, the two
certiaoatlone bein8 written IA the lower
margin of the diploma urd accompanied
by the respective sesis af Office.
The background of the middle portion Of
the diploma sets forth in dim outline a
view from the harbor or the poa Of Ant
werp. showing the great shippi9y Interests
and in the extreme backgrotNd the ia
nous caSSsl of Antwerp withsits high
steeple
With the rising interest, much grea ar
in European countries than in the United
States. in pure foods and the general sub
1ect of hygiene the international Hygienic
and Pure Food exposition has assumed an
important place. To-day its exhibits are
ale Mecca for thousands of manufactur-
scientists, legislators and workers for
public good from every corner Of the
The awards of the juries are made
fsuch unmistahable inlpartallty and
so decidedly announced for or against
tain food products that the knowledge
gAned from visit TO the exposition
serves as absolute protection against
/ fraud
The exposition is held annually at diff
/ ferent cities decided upon by the board Of
The Brunswick news., 1907-11-15
Ceoreia. ClYnn COUNTY

The conm sai0ucrs of roads and
raVcnne Of said count hereby invite
soaled bids for The personal ur9Dartg
in the present court house. which viii
not be required for the new building.
consisting OF four iron safes. the rlr.
nliufe ~ the superior court room
and desk, tables and chairs I'm var
ious offices Bids must be ad lre8-
eed 70 the choirmar Or clerk of tbe
board and marked so as IN ini-caf.
VIA the are and 4bould be filed
by Novembar 25th Bid received for
any part Of the property. All ariI-
81 Q purchased must be removed bF
November 30. 70. ToUnssad.
Clerk Of the Board
The Brunswick news., 1907-11-15

WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT
We HAVE SOLD OUT OUR BUeL
NESS TO ~. 6. NIGHT B. com
Parry, AND WE THANK THE Pro.
PIE OF BRUNSWICK FOR THEIR
PAST PATRONAGE AND WE WI
BE GLAD IF T4EY WI cONTlN.
US TO PATRoNlZE OUR SUCCESS
SORs.
fVERSOM COAL p WO0D m
The Brunswick news., 1907-11-15

HAVE A FEW MORE BusHFL 6
OF SWEET POTATOES. SEE NE
QUICK. c. l.. PARKER. TELE-
PHONE ed. oG2 J. STREET.
PRICE, so CENTS pER BUsHEL.
The Brunswick news., 1907-11-15

sHEEPHEAO, BAss, TROUT,
WHITING. ROE MULLET, AT
WALLhcES FISH MARKET TO-
DAY, 23o cay STREET.
The Brunswick news., 1907-11-15

HAVE 200 BUsHEL8
SWEET POTATOES, WHICH WI
BIZ SOLD FQR rs c ENTS Il
6uSEEL, DELIVERED.
c. =. PARNEFv
Corner Of = and streetS
The Brunswick news., 1907-11-15

iVERsoM coAI. & WOOD CO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
Automobile Tricycles
Coming IntO Use
In Cites

ID, much d,apir.d tricycle. u' year"
uru b. boo fair was tU base another
tuning nov a. muIuf machine A.
% mode Of conveyance IYE single pass
Hougsrs b. g. meeting with much .asuT
boz tine larne citiea.
o. has experienced % rHaHl.ua about
iu 40. arranpemsut of Ii. IHrn. HHre.a
like the sewing needle HlIHl a' uuf
had its eve IN The point Uur Ha. luaHd
30 work batter by placing fH. D" I.
thp other end. aud tue .HB.wHu flaf
Was once loaded from tH" mUzziT, DT
WAS to De- easier and BeltnI loaded lnlm
the Dreech end ~ WlIi fha tricycle.
The Two large wheels ma pos IIan.d
ia front with the rear gr e'arIuH wheel
behind over th, axle u .sa front
wheels b. placed au upAU. f.In1 aa'
gimilar 20 thOar on autOmUIIIH bu aT-
ranPed for only one paHaas.. Ihs
.GIiyrr of tine machine s.fH 0u "a asai
such as ans motorcycle would base and
wild, his passenger securely SEATED b..
fore him. they gO dssiiug away - q
speed that makes an automobile sr-,u
with envy.
They afe used for hire 'EIsuaiysig IL
san Ffaurisao. ihers b.ius many hHu.
drgds Of Them iu commission.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
" I. I.
HILO NEW YEAR RACES

ililO. Hawaii. Jan. 3. POSTPONED
events az" IlmOsi lnuFiablo failures
end the rae" meeting ~ The Hawaii
IDchDy club which. owing 10 Tho a".
yorc %cathDr. wDg puf Dn from Now
Years nay ~ last Saturday, was 10
exception ~ the rIlr The races them.
aolyrs were gOpd bm the attendant"
was very small THE plantation poo.
pie were an working aBd ibr usual
DELEGATIONS from or ~ town Wcr"
therefore conspicuous by ibcir ab.
fcnCD.
The wisdom ~ pp5ipDning In the
FIRST place has been F"rOusly discuss.
cd, bul the officers Ut the Jockey Club
felt themselves ~ BE- In different pO,
EiiiOn from those usually occupying
the DOsiiiDn Nearly all ~ the horses
az the lrack were being looked after
By the club for the owners, many ~
the boys riding were inexperienced
and the officers Of the club Judged II
better 10 face a certain monetary loss
Than 10 take the risk " sending incX,
perienced lads out on very wet track
with other peoples horses.
The results were as follows:
Hair mile, Hawaiian bred, catch
weight; purse s25 and cup Strawbor
ny, KukaIau ranch, !; PIilani, KAPPA
paIa ranch, 2; Puualun, Kapnpala
ranch, 3; Easterboy, =, ROdrigues, al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
q Z: z:
: . /:
MADE i A he

HilO. Jan. s-The lJEB4H match
&hich Nar played b.iSe-n t.a io-rss
from Hakalau aud Walaksa 90 SEES
Years day was bOggHiy oya.,sisd
match each team winding 10 slia
single srors. The game Bss played 30
driving wind and rain for most Of
The time and MDOhral Para MAS ihe
center OF the aiirau.yn for ths afpr-
noon 40 every other auraetiOu DrDE-
ised was postponed. The ATTENDANCE
was nevertheless aIrpnslBgiy large in
yiex Of the state Of ibs weather aDd
Of the fart that yorg iew people, bad
ever seen game NJ assDoiailDH IDOi-
ball While the ggmo MAS intsreEtihg
al every minute rhn conditions ~
weather and ihe s'IypogInsa6 VI 90" ball
rendered II 40. thiDg Ike Grst Iafs
exhibition 81 tire FrDr.
DuIinB the frs bait Iriihcr side
srDred. but early iH the aeaOnd Waia-
Eea Uui the bail through ana lIaEalau
shortly afierYardf rFnD"d ~.
liakslau pla,"H 30" man ahDu
Throughout thc game n D. prDpy. 80
thai the game shall b. played DG 90
lhr Z7ih inst, DE D1y AFTER the Burns
Concert and dance.
The teams were as fDliDNF:
Waiahea A. Smith. goal. Il. FOrl.'s
/. B.; X. Lindsay. n g.. H. Hamilton,
center half. W. Bren, l.. a.: Ai"E
Fraser. u. H.; " lrnDe. e. r.; ~.
Chalmers. o. T.; q. wiiAis, T. t.; q.
WILSON. T. a.; 4. Hunter. o. =.
llakaiau-J. Fraarr, goal; J. 8. a.
Nack"nzie. l.. g.. q. f. LillicO". a. B.:
J MeNicbOlI l.. H.: =. Anderson. a.
| ~ j. g. Jamie, e r.; !. HsnderaD1,
10. L.; ". W. NncalI h.; TbOs. Scott
| I H.: w. ElliDii, . T.
A. IOwHs, rnferar. W. TurnbuiI and
| a. AiHslsr, linegmru
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

The GOllOHing conversation took
place between lwD Young business men
40" other morning OB FOH street aud
~" sam" gO'a 10 show how Honolulu
b. DrORrr'ziBg.
Wei I n"Tar rEDcciTd ~ see sou
down town ibis morning aftrr the lime
;Ou were On last evening How did
yOu 10 ~"
IT was ihis way" answered the one
addressed. II ,ROl into hack and tOld
The driver ~ take ~" home he want
81 ~ know II I hGi not made % mis-,
lake and advised that stop IN A. he
Hotel Baths Now Just let me- explain.
They put me through thai Turkish
bath arrangement and turned ne into
bed lOoking Ike a wcll-bOiled lobster
when got ~ this morning I took o
dive In the pool, ana believe me, jack,
I feel Hike going 49, against JehrIca
just nov. Yes, that IL the dope Tor
me hereafter"
well" said number one, Guess
viii take o chance next time"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
Legal Notices.

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SECOND Circuit Territory of Hawaii
AZ chambers: iu Probate. Ia the Mat
ter uf the Estate OF David Cruwell
late Ut Waiuku. Maui Deceased. or
der uf Notice at Hearing Petition Tor
Administration. On reading aud ~.
iup the petition of lilua CrJwoll. Wild.
uU of above deceased. oI Wanuku.
Maui alleging that David Cruwoll of
Waimku Maui. died interstate vt Wal.
Mku, Maui, ON HE 22ud day Of DE.
ccmbpr, a. u. 1906, leaving property
Ia The Hawaiian Islands necessary o.
Dc administered upon. aud praying
that letters at administration issue To-
Clement Cruwoll. % is ordered that
Monday the an day Of February. A..
-. 1907 at ~ O'Clock a. M. be- aud
hereby Is appointed for hearing said
petition in the court room of this
court at Wuiluku, Maui, at which time
and place all persons concerned may
appear aud show cause. II any they
have. why said petition should not be-
granted, aud that notice Of this order
be- published IN the English language
for three successive weeks IN the
Evening Bulletin. daily newspaper
printed and published in Honolulu
Dated at Wailuku. Maui. Dec 20,
1906
lSdJ A. n. KEpOlKAl.
INIE. IL IA. fHtp.ttt T....t Il tI...
2nd Circuit.
Attest:
ESD EDMUND H. HART.
lSoaJ Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of the 2nd Circuit.
1915 Dee. rs: Jan. (. II. Is.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

YACHIMEN ARE STIRRING

The msmbers ~ the local yarbi rIIb
are prapafiHF Tor the Du5iesf aeaayu
ELlrb bias yei JesH seen 10 Honolulu.
q new 3O-fDDi FseIf aud twO launches
DI suMeirBt size ~ b. able ~ fOiiDs
tha yachts On auy Df uIsiT rIuiaes vii
~ rsady sheH the a-aayH opens aud
yiI balD ~ sir iDnai yachting THE
rrG.wnI anlgsy ma. De- aaId ~ %" re
dlrrlI result Dl 'Hr Tr41s-Paridr face
Do which C.ssrHns Haeiar'snrs "a pa
Dma mad sinl . record
There assllE 90 De- itrriT 8yIJt ~ rlr
reelection " Commodore cOypsr aud
Df yinr-CDmuDdDTe Aisr Lyls 500 rHs
Dmerra ol tbe IagailaH Yartf Cifb,
iBOs9I IHrga Iay Do chang in Wn
Hesaiia Committee, ahsn inn annual
MseDug D. held DH JaEaaEy gD The
pnrssni H.xars Committee o. 0DupoTf'd
~ WiB NclDrr8g Charlie u Wi.Irr
anI y. o. White JHf aDiEn Ol rasf"
nsu.bHE prsfs. ihal iIfg aIyHId D.
relic ~ dYiy 20 ihs rid NJ ibriT
BTiU Di Dfii0D.
III" bIiiIipg ~ r. urE yarii for
GeOrsr cnDIier aud I,yaia Underwood.
Eill probably commence within f.g
days aud the yarhi. which viii b.
EeLoi riggod. should b. ready Tor tho
L"EiDBlBg Of ~. fnu1yH. She viii H.
~ feet bong aHd viii b. built b. Charii.
Pufdy.
hrs. IS. e. Allen has ordered a launch
from the CnaH, Ebicb should arrive
b'r" 90 DO" siEDDHrr Helene about
JaHuarv g. ~" pes launch Win base
gIayliH" engines NJ Ten bOra. pOwer
ard Win b. IuEnTiOnBIy Gf;rd fDr crls-
Ing
sam PaFEer Is going iho Allrn launch
ore bDii"r, bDWryDr, aHd ~ haying 4
hr2'r and mDI" DDwofful launch bIili
Lnra. iliH bat gllI atm hay" gasoline
mJiDr pDg"r and viii be ~ feet IN
length. The hOrepDwcr will b" hail
800 'argn again 90 that VI thr AlI"n
launch aud ST. Parker should haze 10
fnstot launch IN he baH,Dr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

Hs ru. Time 90 aers
I'aH m.. Lama race. uur.e. f.s.a-
f... e. o. L.maH. o. IuH. o. g.HH.
gil. aHU gu N HrNa.. Har
rI. d Cameron. 5000 Mayor. D. A Er
..aa'.m aIHY raH. Iim. 1s H"r.
TNu. HaHfl. m.I Hawaiian Hn.H.
pure. f.a aaH rHu EaHH-H.E D..
HuHHHB.. EaHuH EaHHH..a
rauHu. e. Yankee gaH Volcano sIa.
bbH g 1Im, a. Han.
HaH mIIH geHHHuHH HlIHs ur.
s.irr borH.E barred. ur IsI. e. -.
I.gmau. 0. frank CauaHi" d.. -.
Dolly grrg 49, Mccall e Time. D.
sHsH
THueuu4nar m.I. Hawaiian Hu E..
pure So auH cop huIIHDl.. KaHa
Psla raDoh. Kas b. kukaau ranch
3 Ruh Volcano sfaDb- T. IIm"
I.g4
Haf mils troi oT pace. beef $50 i1
ulr-a haatH. purae e. AND cop. Zine
90 sIu oup tD ba ~ o. Dr.u.r A..
TDla D. > Lyman. John %. j. D.
Passion. q Timn. 1885 IssG
90. m.la. .EfTa Maj1r y a Biuu
..-a-... .HaaIIu Kapap-ia ranch
q IYm ...s Tiu. Issi
Dun mula HaamIau bred. u0g.lfJ
sH.. .Hr faH aH rnp ADfldoin
Ear. a no. A.. Gs#. a.. % Lyman
O. vrEHIau ragrb. g fla
81. fa.ann GtI 400 D. % also rsu.
q fail mii. JapansHs rao. pura" e.
/ Pail FukamDto, JpHDnir. sunni
d. 2. PapdEYu. sasaB. p Tim"
sgGf aarE.
/ Half mIir. special lsuiH. EapIEi
De- rlHch. Kufb. yyirany Stable.
J P.IfD. EuEaiaI auch. o. Timn
.I.gBg-s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
MUSIC.

Hrf. HosgEen. Teacher Of Piano. o.
gan auI aiDgiug Pleasant and easy
method. eHFuriug ihOrOugh and
rapid progress. with perfect touch
time. fudodus aHi cEprTGsiD1
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
OF JOSHUA x. BROWN, DE.
CEASED.

The undersigned, Annie u. Brown,
having been appointed Exocutrx 4
the win Of Jushua x. Brown. dec"as
Cd, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against the Estate of
said Joshua X. Brown 10 present the
same 10 her at the Office Of her attor.
neys, Smith a. Lewis, Room 2O7. Judd
Building. Honolulu. within six months
from the date Of the first publication
OF this notice, or they will be forever
barred.
Dated Honolulu, December II. 1906
ANNIE Z. BROWN,
Executrix Of the Will OF Joshua
X. Brown. Deceased
35Gi-Dec. II. q, 2S: Jan. T. II.