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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-02
AViss0,

Sc VENDE, ALQUlLA,~ O Elk
PLOTA en- participsc- o,teod al due
no. Una fabrica dc vidri,s situada
en- Bogota, Republics de Colombia,
Sur America, edjficada de acusrdo
con los dltimos adelantos eu-opeos
y provista de todos los requisites
para Ia manufacture do toda espscie
ae vidrisra soplada 6 psensada (hor-
no de gas) maquinarias y titles de
Ultima invenci6n. Este estableci-
mie1to esta situaao en- un castro de
1000. 600 de consumidores y sus pro
ductos Sc realizan q precios diez 8
yeinte veces mas altos que su costo
en- Europa. Localidad hormosa y
saludablS: china fresco toao el af1o.
Sc solicitan proposiciones dc capi-
talistas pr&cticos On el negocio, sea
para dividir ganancias 8 para com,
prar 8 alquilar. So ven3s dnica
mente debido q delicada salud del
duef1o.
Para informes detallados diri-
girss q <Fabricas p. O. Box 1880 G.
Nueva York.
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Ft.a.!i. Y M..tue.,..

Ell Gobierno frances ha ordena
do que los Cruceros eLa Touche, ,
sTreville. y xDuchayle Chanzys es,
ten listos para marchar + las aguas
de Marruecos al primer aviso.
En- las diferencias entire Francia
y el Sultan de Marruecos; entran
dos factories. Uno es~ la question de
fronteras, cuyos detalles Sc ocultan
en- la correspondence sostenida por
ell cuerpo .diplomatico, sin resultado
satisfactorio. Ell otro es ell nombra-
miento de un Gran Wis ir, propuesto
por los ingleses, 6 inclinado a la 20
lfticar britannica. Este nombramien-
to trajo como consecuen ncia inmedia
ia ell que ell Ministro fir rances pidiera
sus pasaportes.
Durante amos, Fra ncia ha mira
do a Marruecos CON ojos de envidia.
Situado al sur del estrecho de Gi,
braltar, es uno. de los puntos estra-
tegicos mas importantes del mundo.
Puede decirse que es una de las lla-
YES del mar Mediterraneo, en- case
de guerra. Ademas, colinda con
Algeria, que es francesa. Precfsa-
mente, la frontera de Argel, es la
question que Sc debate
Ceuta, que pertenece q Espaf1a,
es ell dnico angulo de M arruecos que
no esta bajo Ell dominic del Sultan.
81 Espaf1a vendiera Ceuta q Fran.
cla, duena esta nacion de este punto,
tendrla una posici6n estrategica que
le permltlr1a dlctar su voluntad a las
demas potencias de Europa en- las
actnales clrcunstanciasI Hay quier
suponga que el envio de los barcos
de guerra no es solo Ell obligar al
Sultan a una sumisionI en- determi
nado sentido.
Coincide este acto con las ma
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Los que neceshan.
y piden trabaio.

Hoy Sc encuentran en- la Capital
crecido ndmero de obreros de la Is
la, con ell proposito de presentarse
al General en- demanda de trabaio.
Nosotros aconsejariamos a lSs bra
ceros del campo, que Sc evitasen
esos viajes. pues va ell General esta
enterado de la situacion del pals, y
a todos contestant 10 que Ultima
mente respondio la comisi6n que
vino de Vega Baja.
No depende de nuestra primera
autoridad ell que no Sc haya dado CO.
mienso a la construction de carretei
ra y otras obras pdblicas: depends
todO de ultimar resoluciones del Go.
bierno sobre esa question, y muy en-
breve, y por diversos puntos, empe
zarA Ell obrero q tener ocupaci6n
honrada. No desesperar, pues, to-
ner confianza en- las promesas he
chas
Ell asunto es grave; ell proble
ma es arduo y difcil, pero, por esta
misma causa, hay que resigR(Ase, y
NADIA de violenci3s, NADIA
de blasfemias: hay que ayudar a las
y auxiliarles en- todos
los casos para ell mejor desenvolvi-
miento de los sucesos.
Els una gran virtud pedir traba-
10 cuando Sc necesita, pero tambien
10 es no difcultar las determinacio
nes del Gobierno. mucho menos hoy
cuando Sc haya dispuesto Ssalvar la
terrible situaci6n en- Que nos encon
tramos.
Paciencia, pues.
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GUERRA DEL TRANSVAAL
TEA 70

La Compa11a Marti nez Casado
puso en-. .escena anoche el sentimen-
tai drama xMar1a Antonieta>, cuya
obra una vez mas hizo resaltar los
meritos de los artistas. La repre-.
sentacion fue NJ agistral; pcdria de-
cirse que anoche trabajaron mejor
que nunca El pdblioo salio satisfe-
chfsimo. Luisa Martinez Casado es.
tuvo sublime. Alcorl, Cor nzalez, Men
dez, F'lorit, en- fin, todos los artistas
en- sus respectivos nApeles, estuvie-
ron admirables.
Para Ell martes Sc anuncia la O.
bra inmortal-de Alexandra Dumas
(hijo) @Demi Monde,, en- la cual la
compaffa obtendra un exito compile :
to, vel pdblico saboreara una de las
mejores producciones del insigne
literato frances.
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Daro absoutanente npafs eco de a or1o de q presa
"a de Febrero.

A | :
Ell dipntado Marcel Habert es
condenado a 5afos de destferro por
complicidad con Deroulede en- ell
complot contra Ia Rephblica.
Ia poblaeion del barrio de la
Villete PARIS recibio con n1entusias.
mo alIpresidente Loubet en- sd visi-
TIA al concurso agrfcola
r. Ia prensa de Paris publida este
suelto:
eLes colons de Porto Rico ne
semblent pas echantes de leur anne
xion aux Etats-U Unis. lis prote testent
contre les droits de douanes ind poses
aux produits de Tile a Ieur entree
dams IUnion, ct menacent de sin
snrger. A Cuba, aussi, les negres
qui on prete lie concours le plus actif
a linsurreccion contre lEspagne,
son furieux que la loi am6ricaine
restreigne leur droit de vote, ct me-
nacent egalement de Sc revolter.,
25 de F'ebrero.
Las noticias de la gu ezra del
TransYaal son tan contradictorias
que escapan q uns analisis serio. Lo
ilnico que SO sahe de p5csiittii sitiiyto 10 e,s -
ell general Krone contin1al .batien-
dose en retirada, y que la tenacidad
de los beers al retirarse del territo-
rio ingles, es prueba de que haran
una desesperada resistencia en- ell
propio territorio boer, 6 sea en- Ell
Transvaal.
26 de Febrero.
El Carnaval, hasta ahora, esta
desanimadfsimo, entire otras cansas,
por haberse circunscrito ell juego de
los <confettis, q los sgrandes boule.
wares, entire la Magdalena y la Bias
tilla, El tempo as primaveral Las
carreras de caballos estuvieron con-
curridisimas en- Autenil, notA1 dose
Ia presencia del Conde Boni de Cas-
tellana, que ha regresado de New
York, y la generalization del traie
de Khaki, traje ingles, adopt ADD por
los <clubmasnrss franceses
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Noticia importante

Ell primero de sAbril pr6ximo
sora inaugurada la Escuela Normal
( Industrial de Fajardo, comenzan-
90 por el pepartamento de la Es-
cuola Normal
Las enseflanzas que por ell mo-
mouto Sc estableceran son las ST.
2u;entes Idioma ingles, Metodos
imericanos i de ensef1anza, Matema-
/ ;, y probablemente algunas
Ctras.
Los maestros y aquellos que
Gn,'ra n llegar a serlo, SO dirigiran,
+, ,- .rnatricularse, a don Jorge Bird
Arias, Fajardo.
EsCUELA DE COMERCIO.
En- la nocke del Lunes, 26 de
Mario corriente, sera inaugurada la
E>vurla de Concrete en- ell edificio
de Ia E.cuela Modelo..
Las classes seran nocturnas, Sc
ensenara ell ingl6s, Tenedurfa de
libros, Estenografia, Typewriting y
Ley Comercial. La ense1anza sera
gratuita.
G.. G.. CROFT,
Selpt de Instruction Pli6lico.
S. 1C-2
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Emulsion
de Scott

! impide la tisis = I'm millar
de enfermedades mas que
atacan d los debiles y q los
de sangre empobresida.
La EMULSION DE SCOT !,
es el InodeEo de los reme-
, dos, el femedio por exec
lencia para la ilflamaci6n:
de la garganta y los puInlo=
mes, los resfriad0s, Ia b-o2= I
Quits y la tis;s. Es una ms-
dicina-alimento de una eo=
!. tencia notable. AIiniecso. !
porque natrs el caerpo, y
medicina porque sara las
condolences morbosas.
SCOTT & BOVINE, oufnicos, New York. !;
De venta en- las Boticas
y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Es fNfetzEf'.e exigzr Ia Ictiqueta del
hombre con ei bacs.lao 4 cuestas por ha-
ber :" conspiradores contra ia salad pd-
bliea - que llenaD con cualquier menjurge
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LAS PlLDORAS DEL DR.. AVER
GuRAa Ia RlLlosIDAo.
SehaIes
de PeIigro:;

! iContrae I'd. TN resfria-
) do cada vez que hay I'm ::
! cambiO de temperature ?
} i, Siente I'd. irritada 6 LA
gada la garganta (? Expefi-
! n1enta I'd. fuertes punzadas
zen el pechO?
3 iIgnora I'd. que estas
3 son las alarmantes seilales
; del peligro, indicadoras de;
la pulmonfa, la bronquitis,
I 8 la misma tisis?
: 81 esta I'd. adcloridO y
: ha enflaquecido reciente-
: mente, alarmantes en- ver-
3 dad son esas senaleS. Este
es el problema que tiene
Z I'd. que resolver. "I Poseo
: la vitalidad suficiente para
: desembarazarme de estas
: keufermedades E." Es facii
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0fcina, SAM Francisco 30

obispo Los erganizadores de esta
Traction han recogido gran nimero
zdes firna para nm mensage 81 Obis
po Sbarret, en- 81 cua1 Ie aseguran
que 81 Comite Popular no represents
al pueblo cubano nj al ejercito Gu
bano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-02

Oesde que Sc to:::a In primera dost
sobreyiene el so:ie&,u Y ol descanso
cesa Icl cosquilleo &c Ia garganta, el
eSpaSulo decrecc, ID tos desaparece.
y" re aguaIde bsst;. que venga la pull
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niobras de la Hota francesa sobre
Marr decos que parecen encami ina
das d atraer la atencion de la eseua-
dra inglesa del Mediterraneo. Esta
Sc encuentra ahora en- las cercanfas
del imperio marroqui.
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DON'T srop TOBACCO.
How to eure Yourself while usiug I

no" 10 shte Nourseb "hiie sslng ~
The tobacco system habit grows on
O man until his nervous system is
seriously affected, impairing health,
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becomes a stimulant that his system
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SEND SIX TW0-OENT STAMPS
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ULLSl BULLSl

Bob Blossom intends to purchase
bulls for his own herd and to sell to
his numerous customers. Parties
wanting thoroughbred Hereford and
Durham bulls to improve their herds
Will now have am opportunity TO select
them as Bob has returned from the
East with nice lot of thoroughbred
stock. Address all communications to
r. G. Blossom. Battle Mountain, New.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
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+. E. Woolcoci1. Editor


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To advertise judiciously," use
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THE CHEAPEST AID BEST RooflNc
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The KENNEBERG ROOFING co
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-28

| DR.. g. 81. Thomson has moved into bis
home which has been repaired, having been
damaged BY: :dre several months ago.
Il Miss Sarah Thurston, OF Columbia, is IN the
Ecity the guestsof her. friend. Mrs.. Wade g.
"Wednesday and Thursday the spring
IopepihRs' are to be held and both OF the
Millinery stores will display beautiful dress
materials, hats and bonnets.
G AT the home Of her uncle, Hon. William
Henry Parker. Tuesday morning March 9th.
at 1pocloek, the marriage Of Miss Sophia
Haskell. and Mr.. Charles J. West, OF Okla
homa, was solemnized, Rev. Edward Nc.
Grady officiating. Only the intimate family
was present. Mr.. and Mrs. West left on the
eleven o'clock train for their fu ture home IN
Oklahoma. Mr. West is prominent lawyer
OF Oklahoma. Miss Haskell has lived In
Abbeville most OF her life and is a young
lady OF rare qualities. An elegant dinner
was given the bridal party Monday evening
by Mr.. Parker.
MISS Gertrude Moore Is at home again, after
an absence of several months teaching near
Doualds.
The Third annual convention of South Caro-
lima Federate OF Woman's Clubs, will be held
In Cb' 'eston, April 18th to 10th. Miss
Mani ill and Miss Mamie Coke, have been
appoh ! by the Abbeville Club to attend
this meeting.
Miss Ma1de Cromer, one OF Abbeville's
Graded School graduates, has closed success
ful school near Lowndesville. and is In the
city visiting her uncle. Mr.. r. E. Coke.
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NOTES FROM TROY.
New Store-COtton Mill Talk-Unsafe
Bridge-Personal and Other News

Troy, S. c.. March 26. 1900.
Messrs. A. J. Davis and j. n. Robinson had
business at Abbeville last week.
Never before have we seen the fruit trees
bloom so late-hope 1t foretells good fruit
crop.
Miss Annie Bradley after two weeks stay
In Abbeville, is home again.
Mrs. Sarah Walker and her nephew, Beiton
Adamsop. went to visit relatives near Able
v,1,s 5adss ssSsa5L TJ. Lyon was up from Longmlrss
last week to see his daughter. Mrs. l.. r.
II yOusspjoy looking at pretty flowers, just
call In: :atMrs. j. s. Harris.
We are glad to now Mr.. A. w. Bradley ls
opening up asnice stock OF goods mere ana
will be glad tosee you. He is a young man
lust entering The great arena. encourage
him, patronizesttin, and help make his chosen
vocation sproAperous one.
Political bee6 arc ebnZzing In the candidates
ears and everybody is greeted With smile.
Mrs, w. H.Kennedy who had quite an e1.
perience wilma runaway morse, adVertiSeu
ior one or the domestic animals to be deal
nd dumb aud noEquite SO speedy. She has
one, but don't know bow she likes IT.:
The cotton mill fever has besieged Verdery:
Bradley and this Plaae We hope none OF
them viii be disapRQanssd IN their efforts.
~s Thels s WIFI viii Se Ss ssrsSst Hopswe church
twice each month, INK the End Sabbath at
MIR Ben Harvley isquite sick at his home
Miss Static Wideman from Due West spent
a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. j.
Miss Bette Wardlaw, from Bellevue, Is
witt her daughter at and near Eden Hall.
NIT Z, Leard ID now travelling for Smlth
Bros, q wholesale grocery house In Augusta;
Dr. g. P. NeeI came down from Greenwood
last week 10 see his parents.
We hear great complaint Of the unsatety OF
the bridge on Long Cane. at Bradley's Mill.
The Supervisor had better look alter this.
Miss Fannie Browns school closes al Fair
field this week. She has given satisfaction
" Miss Ei Mamie Cole isdovn nom Clinton with
DR., ], B. Owens family$ ~, 5LS
MI. Doc. Taggart is acting as Court
Constable this weeek.at Greenwood. J.,
Miss Jenna McCas,ansone Of Ttoys success
full fishers, tried her luck Saturday after.
and family, could have brsak akfasted With us
ygMseiJ Mr. A' J. Davis has returned sdsftoln q busi;
ness trip to WoodEuf; 8. @. Ss "a
Miss. Annie White; fell from her steps q
week ego breaking her leg, shei is q suffering A 9
Rev, RaS w w. Jones and sister. Miss I1lia
from, Coginth, Mississippi. III II 3ss3
Miss Fannie Jay, from, Green Woqu " son 4
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. o. sa. Prem B. 3.
Or. Joe y ennings died su4dDnb sat h1s
home et Pium Branch Saturday BfssJ wv
Solomons buried him there yester tss /
Mr.. and Mrs. ct. %. Bradtey scaknes home
from Atlanta Saturday " hope be has
been 6spestsd BY tss ctr sseS
more when away. Z. h Il isE 5ss,;.
2 - ..
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WEST END.
Happenings and Incldents Of q Week
Abouathe City sz

ADOutSue Clty .!sSyts
Rev. r. w. Sloan returned on Tuesday from
Columbia, where he has been holding series
OF meetings., On his return Mr.. Sloan wa
confined TO his room Tor seVeral Gays WIFI
Mrs. w. I. Bradley went TO Troy on Friday
and spent the day with her father. Dr. Joe
Presley. '-t>,- ~
Mrs. Charles A. Milford returned on Thurs
day from an extended visit to her friend, Miss
Viola Gouche, In New Orleans. Mrs. Mil
ford had a delightful stay In that interesting
old French town.
DR.. Sam Visanska, q rising young ,physi.
clan, OF Atlanta, was In the city several days
last week visiting his father, Mr.. 6. A.
Visanska.
The examination for the appointment OF
Annapolis is TO be held In Anderson Wednes
day. March the twenty:elghth Messrs: VIII
liam Hemphill, Tom Lyon, Willie Martin,
Frank Bradley, Sam Hill, will represent
Aboeville in this contest. Abbeville boys IN
we hope good fortune may attend them In
this aiso. Prof. r. F. Gillian will 60 TO
nderson with the boys:
Miss Lila Wilson, OF Warrenton, was snop'
pi ny in the city on Saturday.
y Miss Ella Miller left on Friday for a visit to
her sister, Mrs. ]. T. Blgham, Of Chester.
Miss Miller was with her brother during his
last Illness. ,.
of Miss Mary Lou Smith several days last
MIR. lanes 81, Perrin entertained the Junior
" hist Club at pleasant meeting last Thurs'
N Mrs. Langdon Cheves. of Charleston, arriv.
ed In the city Monday, to attend the
Haskell-West marriage. -,
Mrs. A. r Symthe. Of Charleston, Is In the
city, the guest OF Mrs. Sallie w. Smith,
Miss Eunice Calhoun spent sunday In the
city with her mother, Mrs. Ed Calhoun. Miss
Calhoun returned to her school IN Dfesden
Col. Joe Haskell, one OF Columbia's promi.
nens naoe %in MDs sopSa Hasts I on Tuesdsy
Mrs. r. G. Wilson visited relatives In war
renton several days last week.
Mr.. Luther Bowman and Mr.. j. Earl Allen,
OF Lowndesville, were in the city last Friday
0i MRS. gotai Alien Sheen went over to Atlanta
last week for two weeks stay with MI
DR.. Montague, President of Fnrman Uni
day morning and evening; The Union ser.
vices were held in the Baptist Church, but on
acconntSof inclement weather, many were
pfevented from being present.
Simpkins: we'll known lawyer OF Lsurens,
are In the city, the guests OF relatives.
ss Mr., Lewis Parker, OF GreenVille, ana Mr.
willie Parker, OF Charleston, are IN the city
Waiting their father, Hon. william Henry
Z Nj. Allen W. Haskell, Of BIrminghsm.
Ala. us in the city, the guest of his brother,
Mr. Cheves HASKELL
|ssDr. Frank Y. Presley and Mr.. Robert G.
EBfowniee were inthe city Monday on busi'
s'f fDftAsS, Hawas Of Elberton, was in the city
safss RE. cox went to Atlanta on Friday
|fpriRSf lays yisit.
1ttzRx Thomson Is expected nome
[Th1Y606y Hum Iva where she has had cnarge
Eot u non f36hing school.
gTh6 Bipef organ has been placed In the
|Methpdest church and Friday. evening q
r66afAiWiilbe be given by the choir and thelr
taient8d organist, Miss Kirby. A program OF
kurius1sf inNest has been arranged and q
rare emusicaEtr is In store for all.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-28

The very best thing on earth to kin lice on
chickens Is Lambert's Death on Lice. For
sale at Miliord,s drug store. Phone lU7.
Hamburg steak and all pork sausage on
hand at all times. T. FL. Maxwell. Phone
No. l.
I'LL prescriptions at living prices and de-
liver them at your homes on short notice.
Give me a trial is all l ask. Milford's Drug
Store. Phone l07.
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l.. VI. Whites Locals.

Notwithstanding the bad weather OF the
past week, there has been great rush a. tne
store OF L. w. White for those remnants
Just think OF It! Bleached humespun one
yard wide for Ave cents yard. Also bleach.
ing in pound packages for fifteen cents g
pioues. and white lawns IN remnants, all very
cheap.
The prett,est line of mattIngs ever seen In
Abbeville is now on exhibition at l.. w.
Whites store. Call and see them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-28

Watermelon seed Caro-.
lima" Bradford and Geoargia
Rattl esnake. For sale at
Glenn's. Garden seed, Bunch
Yam Seed Potatoes at Glenn's
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-28
j. C. Summey,
Blacksmith

OFFER HIS SERVICES to all who may
~ desire any kind Of good work In iron.
Shoes furnished for horses shod all round
for 65 cents. When the shoes are furnished
his charges is 40 cents.
Shops across the street. In front OF Walling-
ford & Russell's Livery Stables.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-28

+ Boys, boya, your girl loves candy. If you
want her td love, you get fresh box oi
Nunn6ilys q Ieet afre5h lot every week. Q.
A. Miiiofd, The, Drug hone 1N.
II you want psrcai q, pssntss q ginghams
yesy e sy chssRs Ssl se "a; M h'ss ana oos ny:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-28

My special work Ia to look after the pre-.
scription case. Ill all my prescriptions and
see that they are delivered to your homes
promptly. Milford's Drug Store, Phone lN.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-28

Shampoo your own head aud save barber
fee Lasihira will clean the scalp. Try q
sample at Miiford's Drug Store. Phone 1G.
DR.. Hills headache powders will cure Q
headache In 20 or 30 minutes. Always ready
for use at Milford's Drug Store. Phone l07.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-16
ted, September 10Th. A. D.. 1900.
Order OF Publication !.

State OF Michigan, Circuit Court for the County
Of Shiawassee, In Chancery:
AT session of said Court held at the court
house in the city OF Corunna, on the 10th day y
September 1900. "
Present, Hon. Stearns Smith. Circuit Judge.
In the matter of the application Of Alvin M.
Bentley and James j. Stever, for the voluntary
dissolution OF the Stever Car Oiler Manufactur-
ing Company a corporation.
On filing the petition OF Alvin M. Bentley and
James j. Stever, majority OF the directors OF
the Stevtr Car Oiler Manufacturing Company,
of Owosso, Michigan, corporation organized
under the laws OF the state OF Michigan. for the
dissolution Of said corporation under the pro-
visions of Chapter lis OF the Revised Statutes
of 1916, being Chapter $40 Of the Compiled Laws
OF 1897 together with the accounts, inventories,
schedules and affidavits required by said
statutes; on motion Of Pond q Hamper solicit
ors for petitioners
It is ordered, that all persons interested in
said corporation, the Stever Car Oiler Manu-
featuring Company, or In the affairs thereof,
and all persons having any claims OF any kind
whatsoever against the said corporation, show
ton should not be dissolved In accordance with
said pr aver Of petitioners, before Warren Pier
pont, ESQ.,, one OF the commissioners OF said
court, at the office of said commissioner In the
city of Owosso, In said county, on Wednesday,
the 18th day of December 1900, at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon OF said day.
this order shall be published once in each vpek
for three successive weeks in THE OwoSso ,
TIMES. newspaper published. and Of general
circulation In said county, the same being the
the business of said corporation is situated, and
that such publication be completed prior TO the
date set for said hearing before said commits
sioner.
Attest. Circuit Judge
DUANE G. COOPER,
Deputy Register in Cbancery.
POND g. HAMPER,
Solicitors for Petitioners