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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
LAUNCH THE MICHIGAN
GOVERNOR WARNER PRESENT
Miehigan's Congressional Delegation
Also Witnessed the EVent-VesseI
Was christened by Miss Carol New
berry.


Tuesday was a memorable day in
Camden, n. j.. for the state of Michi
gan, the occasion being the launching
and christening of the magnificent
first class battleship which shall
henceforth bear the name of the state.
Michigan was we'll represented in
the large gathering that saw the YES
sci take her formal plunge Govern
or Fred NJ. Warner, with a large
party of invited guests, was on hand
from the Wolverine state. Besides.
there were Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Truman H. Newberry, Mrs. New
berry and their daughter Carol, and
the entire Michigan delegation in con-
gress. who came over from Washing
ton.
Miss Carol Newberry had been Sc
lected by Governor Warner as sponsor
for the vessel, and at the crucial
moment she uttered the words. Il
christen thee Michigan" al the same
Tune hurting the customary bottle OF
champagne against the PROV OF the
great battleship Then. amid the
shouts OF the onlookers the massive
hulk slid from her ways into the
sweeping tide OF the Delaware
The new Michigan is one of the It,.
0O0-ton type, OF which the navy will
have eight when the Michigan and
South Carolina. now under construc-
ton. are ready to go 10 sea. These
ships are regarded by many as able to
whip anything else that floats. Even
the British Dreadnaueht type. with
its 10000 tons displacement. does not
throw as much metal in broadside
and would be entitled to run from II,
without dishonor. If one of these TO-
0O0-tonners hove into sight.
But the Michigan will have the edge
on even the best Of the l6.0O0-ton
ships heretofore built when IL comes
10 hardness in a scrap. She will be
able TO fire her eight great guns in
every broadside. and she has twice az
many of these guns as any of her
Of her own type Besides /
these eight huskies, the vessel will /
have thirty-eight other guns
There are many interesting things
about the Michigan. She has no wood
In her anywhere except in her decks
II viii take about 100000 feet Of
boards for this purpose. and they are
laid over the steel decks to make the
footing easier.
About 1l.500.O00 pounds OF steel
VIII enter into the construction of The
hull, and. in addition TO this, the
lrmor will weigh about 300 tons.
making about 21.s00.OO0 pounds Of this
METAL In her before the guns OF turrets
ire placed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
ORDER OF EVENTS.
c. c. A. A., May 30, 1903.
on Davis Field.

1.-50 yard dash, Glass A.
$50 yard dash, Glass b.
Stand broad jump. Glass A.
400 yard dash, Glass A.
BOO yard dash, Glass b.
6.-Stand broad jump, Glass b.
Mile run, Glass A.
S.-Mile run, Glass B.
9.-l20 yard low hurdle, Glass A.
l0.-l20 yard low hurdle, Glass b.
LIP pound shot, Glass A.
l2.-l2 pound shot, Glass b.
l3.-i40 yard dash. Glass A.
II 40 yard dash. Glass b.
l5.-l2 pound Hammer, Glass A.
l6.-12 pound Hammer, Glass B.
17.-22O yard low hurdle, Glass A.
rs -220 yard low hurdle, Glass b.
19.-Discus, Glass A.
20.-Discus, Glass b.
2l.-220 yard dash, Glass A.
% -220 yard dash, Glass b.
jump, Glass A.
jump, Glass B.
25.-Half mile run, Glass A,
26.-Half mile run, Glass b.
21-Run broad jump. Glass A.
broad jump, Glass B.
20. -l20 yard high hurdle, Glass A.
30.-Pole vault, Glass b.
5l.-Pole vault, Glass A.
32.-Half mile relay, Glass b.
80. Half mile relay, Glass A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
BEAVER CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greenman visited
at Arthur Welch's Sunday
Mrs. Alta Law of Alma is the guest
of her mother. Mrs ID. NJ. Smith.
The Cleaners aid met with Mrs.
Sarah French Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Eber Loomis attended
church at Elm Hall Sunday.
Wonders and Gould finished saving
for j. Robinson Tuesday
Leafy Fuller and Cora Cohoon WISH
ted-the latters parents near Shepherd
over Sunday
The social given at Andrew Hudson s
by the Ladies Aid was we'll attended :
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
WEST PINE RIVER

Mrs. d Hoyt's hsna is reported bet
ter
few from here attended the ball
game at Forest Hill Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Adams and children re-
turned home Saturday
Miss Mae Kyes spent u part OF last
week in Alma
Mrs L c Mills is on the gain
There was no school in District No
4 last FRIDAY
Amos Balm and wife are staying at
Lee Bakers
Miss Clara Johnson spent last week
with her aunt in Ithaca
Mrs John PalIot and little son OF
Saginaw, are visiting here this week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27

Lansing. Mich. May 21.-William .
Bryan was endorsed Wednesday after
noon by the state Democratic conven
tion. and the Michigan delegation &c
the national convention was instruct
ed TO vote for him under the unit
iule until he is nominated for the
presidency.
The instruction was by unanimous
vote OF the convention, and at no time
during the sessions did the slightest
opposition TO Mr.. Bryan develop
Contests over seating delegations
from Wayne and Kent counties pre-
cipitated one OF the bitterest fights
ever seen in state convention in
Michigan. From Wayne county, sup
j. Campau brought delegation TO
contest the right OF the regular dele
CATION. avowedly anti Campau, TO a
place in the convention Rival delega-
tions presented themselves from Kent
county, led by George p Hummer and
William F. Mcknight The commit
tee on credentials seated the anti
CanIpau delegation from Wayne, and,
after a bitter fight in the convention
for over an hour, on the adoption of
their report, D. j. Campau withdrew
the claims OF his supporters In the
interest, he stated. of party harmony.
Then followed a fight almost equal
ly ar bitter over adopting the commit.
tees report seating both OF the con-
testing delegations. with a half vote
each. The committees action was
finally upheld by the convention.
For delegates at large to the ma
tonal convention, the following were
chosen by unanimous vote:
john T. Winship, Saginaw; Wood
bridge N Ferris, Big Rapids; Charles
H. Kimmerle, Cassopolis; Edward
Ryan, Hancock
Alternates at large were chosen as
follows:
John A. Mclaughlin, Muskegon; T.
e. Tarsney, Detroit; John F. Bible,
Ionia; r. L. Dodge, Lansing.
After these nominations had been
made. the Fifth district delegates to
the national convention, having been
held up pending settlement OF the |
Kent county fight, were announced as
follows: James Scully. Ionia; Frank
f. Pulte Grand Rapids
The address OF Temporary Chair |
man A. NJ. Cummins OF Lansing and |
the appointment OF committees occu-
pied the opening session of the con
veneon. The credentials committee
INN ediately went into session TO hear
the contests from Wayne and Kent.
In which interest among the delegates
was conferred. Both the anti Campau
forces from Wayne county and the
OF the national committee
nan who We're heading the contesting
delegation from Wayne went before
he committee with great packages Of
iffiiavits and written testimony to
present In support of respective
claims. After four hours session, the
committee voted TO seat the regular
'r anti Campau Wayne delegation, by
vote of IL TO 1, and to give both
delegations from Kent seats, with
lalf vote each.
The resolutions instructing for Mr..
]. Bryan were greeted with
tremendous cheers and unanimously
dopted
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

We, the Undersigned. hereby make
public Acknowledgement that We were
in error in charging Mrs. Carrie A,
Brown with picking up or in any
manner having anything to do with
the loss of pccketbook containing a
sum of money from the Lee Mercantile
Co.'S store on Saturday. May %, and
apologize for any remarks so made
or duplicating any of the clerks in
the store with the same. The pocket
book was found by another person
and when IL was learned to whom IL
belonged it was returned to the own.
sr with all mofey enclosed. Dated,
Alma Mich. MA 20. 1908.
Vln. Miller and wife.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27

Owosso the first of the week.
Miss Iris Neidhardt is nursing a
case near Alma for DR.. Lamb.
Bert Amsden and family, of st.
Louis. are visiting at Jason Carmers
Jesse Merchant and wife of Sumner
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Dean spent
Sunday at Louis Murwins.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Yerian and son,
Duane, visited at g. Saxton of Sum-
ner Sunday.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. STATED
buyer entertained Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paris and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Chruch of near Alma.
Yerian Bros barn was struck by
lightning and one cow killed in the
field during the electric storm Monday
afternoon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
ARCADIA CENTER.

CHARLES Mangus and family will
move to Alma this week. having sold
their farm TO a party from Louisiana.
Arthur Murphy sold his team for
$3.50
Last Friday evening about fifty of
the friends of Mr. George Oliver came
TO help his son Leal celebrate his 18th
birthday Games, dancing and cards
were the order of the evening. Special
mention should be made of the banjo
music. Ice cream and cake was served
Mable Murphy was home from Mt.
Pleasant over Sunday.
Miss Miller had the misfortune to
lose her purse containing s35 Saturday
while in Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
Parry's ~wet~ President oustes.

Corunna, Mich, May 23.-After a
hearing, lasting all week. the Perry
saloon case for the ousting of Village
President Byron r. Cumnnns. elected
last March by a majority of one, end
ed Friday afternoon with verdict by
Judge Miner that Cummins should be
deposed and the dry" president. p.
A. Davis, who sat last year, should
take his place.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
erImmInestaI confesses Crimes.

Dowagiac, Mich. May 23.-while In
a state of mental collapse, Jim Brim-
mingstall, confined in the Dowagfac
jail on the statement of his wife that
he brutally strangled to death David
Hun, an old man. in the attic of their
home, in order to secure his prop
erty, confessed to six murders. All
of the victims were men, and the
crimes were committed in the west.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters advertised for the week end.
ing May 28rd. 1908: Miss Nora Brown.
Mrs. Z. Crowell, Mr. Henry j. Mum.
MIR Peter Pierce, Mrs. Frank Ray.
Miss Reta Rupp. Mrs W. r. smith,
Mrs. Geo Witter, Mr. J J. Wright.
The above il not called for will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office-June sth.
lsOs. 9. F. Brown. p. NJ.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
brakeman saves Man,s liz

Muskegon. Mich. May 23.-Brake-
man Schlodder of Grand Rapids. on
Pere Marquette train No. 1O8. saved
Walter Herrick of this city from death
by throwing him aside as the train
bore down upon him. Schroeder
leaned out on the locomotive pilot and
endangered his own life in saving
Herrtck from injury.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
Hurt Going TO HosrItaI.

Kalamazoo. Mich. May 26.-while
being taken TO the Kalamazoo CITY
hospital 10 be operated on for cancer
Mrs. Joseph Newell of Portage suf
fered injuries which may prove fatal
when the team ran away down a Hill
Mrs. Newell was thrown from the
wagon. The other occupants escaped
uniniured
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
FOREST HILL.

The Ladies Aid Society was held al
the church the 21st.
Mrs. Monroe Bauer and son, of AL
ma, spent Sunday with Mrs. N. Spore.
Nellie Sharlow spent part of last
week at Alma
Simon Oberlin had the misfortune
to lose a..horse one day last week
Tom Rsycrsft was called to st Johns
last Saturday by the sudden death of
Dick Post
Mr. and Mrs John Lanshaw spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs j. AlIis
Mrs Bert Markham spent Sunday
with Mrs Tom Bowers
Miss Maggie Oberlin did business in
st. Louis last Friday
The game between Foxes grove and
Forest Hill Cubs was a failure as
Foxes grove failed to come
Will Lanshaw is the owner of a new
horse
Mr. and Mrs William Sullivan spent
Sunday with friends near Riverdale
Clarence Russ entertained L. c.
Mills and wife and E. A. Bauer and
wife Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Kemp called on friends
here Monday.
The Sunday school had an ice cream
social Wednesday night which netted
IS. 90.
Mamie Michael and Raymond E.
Lake were informed that they had
passed the county eighth grade ex-
animation written May LIST and sth. -
Emery Parsons has very sick horse
at this writing.
Mrs Arthur Struble of Battle Creek.
is visiting Mrs. D. Heart this week.
Foxes Grove failed to appear here
last Saturday so the Cubs" we're PLAYED
by the Scrubs. - A fast game was
played and it took 10 innings for the
Cubs" TO dow their opponents Score
8 TO 8.
Martin Perrigo visited NJ. L. Per-
rigo Sunday.
Floyd Lake is working for Clarence
Russ for few DAYS.
Several of the young people of Shep-
herd visited Wonch's Tuesday.
Three-of the Cubs regulars were in
jured In Saturdays game, q. Lam
shaw. Lake and 0. Bowers,
Lewis Creecb and wife of Shephred.
look dinner at the home of VIM. Van
lerbeek Sunday.
School closed this district Friday
with picnic in Moody's park.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27

B. G. Stewart a merchant of Cedar
View Miss. says: II tell my custom
ers when they buy box of Dr.
Kings New Life Pills they ger ths
worth of that'mnch gola Ia weight. IL
afflicted with constipation. malaria or
biliousness. sold under guarantee at
George Sharrars drug store pic.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
SOUTHwET ARCADIA.

The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs J. Pardee Thursday, June
18th.
Mrs. w O. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Francis Howell visited relatives in
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
GRAT|OT HAPPENINGS.
FERRIS.


Mrs NJ. +. Jolley is convalescent.
Mrs. NJ. Schlappi is in poor health
The farmers are engaged in planting
corn.
Helen Reid was on the sick list last
week.
AlansOn Harrison is home for the
L. II. Stearns is the proud owner OF
new horse.
Hazel Klees was home from Carson
City over Sunday.
M. and Mr.. c. W. Sherman made a
business call in Ithaca.
: Mr. Lew McNut spent the past week
with Mrs. Mary Stearns.
Edna Henemyer is visiting. with
Anthony Boyer, near Ithaca.
VIM. j. kirker and daughter. were
In Carson one day last week
Jasper Warren is trying paint on
AAo Win oOLuc
: Mrs. Charles b Joseph returned to
her home in Alma Friday.
ii. Harvey, of Alma, spent Sunday
with relatives of this vicinity.
1t is thought that Mrs. Myrtle ID.
Harvey will move to Alma soon.
Mrs. Jennie Stearns has returned
from her visit In Clinton county.
A great number attended the Ideal
show at Sumner Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morgan of Crv.
stal spent Sunday with ]. A. Duffield.
In the near future Ella McCloskev
Will leave for Ohio. where she will
spend the summer with relatives.
Jacob G, Rundio left Thursday for
visit with relatives in Kalamazoo.
Galesburg and Colon. He will return
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Lands aod Dave Rex
ford were In Alma Friday and while
in the city called ION her sister, Mrs
J. +. Conquer.
Pearl Harroun, Bernice Wood. Mary
and Enze Gardener, Ruth Wilson.
and Mrs. Holland were visitors at
the Douglass school Wednesday
Mildred Minser died Saturday morn
ing of tuberculosis, after an illness of
several months. She was seventeen
years of age The funeral services
were held at the Ferris Christian
church, Rev l. G Brink officiating
lnterment was made in Ferris ceme-
terry.
sunday dog owned by Albert Ora
ham began acting strangely and at
tempted to bite one of the childrep
The father. in protecting the child
was himself bitten as was John Tbom-
as a near neighbtI who came to the
assistance of Mr.. Graham. Mr..
Thomas was bitten very severely.
Both men went to Ann Arbor Monday
morning for treatment.
Oio~'iAOd STORM or Monday
afternoon played havoc In this yicin-
ity- Will Hollands large barn was
struck and nearly burned down. al
though telephone alarm brought as
sistance. There were number of
horses and cattle in the barn. but none
were seriously hurt. 1t also burned
out four or five telephones on East
Ferris line and did considerable dam
age to the line.
Ibe Douglass graduating exercises
occurred Thursday evening and were
listened to by a very large ana atten-
i've crowd. The class colors were
green and white. while the class flow
'rs were pink and white CARNATIONS. ,
The following interesting program ,
vas rendered: Calss march: class
ong, I'VE Meet to Bid rewell" :-in- ,
'ocation; "ynder the Banner of VIC
Dry Marvin's Trio; recitation.
When Thomas Takes His Pen. -
Nary Holland; music, orchestra: elias.
prophecy. George Holland: music.
Tower Song. Marvins' Trio; recita- /.
ion, The Builders Tressie DALEY:
music. orchestra; address, Hon. f. s.
Wager: presentation of diplomas, Geo.
wilson; music, The Princess March" !.
larvin's trio.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27

Insist upon DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. IL is especially good for piles.
Sold BY Chas. Rhodes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27

Remember 'Cosi Fan lutte" on
Wednesday and the interscholastic on
Friday
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27

y IFE'7IT = NdFE7
The luckiest day of nv life was
when | bought box of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve;" writes Chas +. Budahn.
OF Tracy California. Two 25c boxes
cured me of an annoying case of itch
ing piles. which bad troubled me for
years and that yielded to no other
treatment. Sold under guarantee at
George Sharrar's drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
BRYAN IS ENDORSED,
Nebraskan Found Favor With
Democrats In Convention.
NOISY SESSIONS AT LANSING

Barring Of Wayne campau Delegates
Stirred Up conventlon-Tw Dele
cations From Kent Get seats-Reso-
Iutions Adopted.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-08-21
Weidig .HcTasby.

Mr.. III, Robert Weidig and Miss
Jessie Mae Hornsby were married
Oh Thursday, August 9th, 1908.
Inc marriage took place Mt the
nome of MIR. aud MS, Thos. ID.
west, ten miles from Fayette.
only the relatives of the bride aud
2 lew friends were present. The
pride is the lovely and popular
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. jeff
hornsby. The groom is an ener-
setic and successful young bust
ness man of Foster, in Adams
county. The marriage service of
.ne Episcopal church was used /,
.ne bride being given away by her
Iatner. Rev. Percy ". Jones, of
rort Gibson, was the officiating
minister. After the ceremony,
Mrs. I. d. West, sister of the
bride, served appropriate refresh
s =, to the assembled guests.
nr happy couple will make their
nom nome at Foster.-Fayette Chron-
ihe bride is sister of Messrs.
.. r., J. c. and r. o. Hornsby
o. st. Joseph, and has visited
mere, where she is kindly remem-
'efed by a great many friends,
VINO wish her aud her spouse ev-
cry happiness in life
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-08-21

Master King Hunt spent sew
eral days this week with relatives
in St. Joseph.
Mrs. D. l.. Rodgers, of Vicks-
burg, is the guest this week of
Mrs. W. NJ. Davidson.
Mr.. r. H. French has gone to
jackson, Tenn, for his family,
who have spent the summer there.
Mr.. Bruce Baxter, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Davidson this
week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Phillips and Mr..
Lemoyne Rodgers, of Visksburg,
are the guests of Mrs. w. J.
Steen this week.
Mrs. Andrew Jackson and
daughter, Miss Hattie Jackson,
of HaIrisonburg, La, were guests
this week of Mrs. w. e. Lanius.
Mr.. Childress returned this
week from a visit to his old home
In Jackson, Tenn. Mrs. Child
ress and little son will return
later.
Misses Annie Maud and Almeda
Van Hoose returned early Thurs
day morning Oh the America from
pleasant visit to friends In
Baton Rouge.
Mrs. William Young and Miss
Willie Lewis made the round trip
to New Orleans this week, going
down OH the Natchez and return
ing Oh the America.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. e. Quarles and
family, who have made ST. Jo-
seph their home during the past
five years, left this week for San
Antonio, Texas, to be the guests
of relatives for a few weeks.
About the first of October they
will so to New Orleans, where
the will make their future home.
Their departure is sincerely re-
gretted, and the best wishes of
many warm friends in St. Joseph
aud vicinity follow them to their
new home.
Miss Willie Lewis celebrated
her sixteenth birthday OH We'd
nesday evening, August the 18th,
at very delightful Tea. The din
ing room aud table were properly
decorated with the birth month
AV"ei, WaUeT lilies.
When the birthday cake was
cut, Master Albert Bondurant dis
covered the ring, Master Thomas
Snodsrass the dime, aud Mr..
Alvin May the thimble. The
guests of the evening were, Misses
Annie Snodgrass, Almeda Van
Hoosei Elise Hazlip, Laura Bon
duraut, and Messrs. Alvin May,
Curry Mcpherson, Albert Bcndu-
rant, Sam Hazlip, Will Mccain
ley, and Thomas and Lewis Snod-
grass.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-08-21
Meeting Of osmQeyaIis EsegglHs Con.
mittae Of Teasss Parish.

ST. JOSEPH, La, Aug. IS, 1908.
On this day tie Democratic Ex,
ecutlve Committee met at the
Court House in ST. Joseph, La.
pursuant to call of the Chairman
There were present:
Joseph Curry, Chairman.
W. NJ. Davidson, q. c. Gold
man (proxy), P. l.. Bellenger
(proxy), e. D. Coleman proxy,
R W. Newell (proxy), Louis
Buckner proxy, A. e. Green,
Douglass O'Kelley (proxy), J. G.
%. Kelley (proxyy, P. c. Smith
proxy and John Hughes.
a quorum being present the
meeting was called TO order by
the Chairman.
The following Commissioners
and Clerks were selected to serve
at the Primary Election to be
held on September LIST, 1908, at
the usual polling plates, to-wit:
First Wnrd--Marks' Store.
d. Muir, Wallace Lindsay and
S Marks, Commissioners; D. ).
Farrar and Henry Isaacs, Clerks
Second Ward-NeweIlton.
list Precinct.)
leo Jacoby, J T. Gordon and
Louis Buckner, Commissioners;
l.. c. Kell and w. W. Middleton,
Clerks.
Second Ward-New Light.
(Secoud Precinct.)
J. w Osborne, J. Il. Lynch
and J A. Veasy, Commissioners;
Il. L. Branuin aud A. Blanche,
ST., Clerks.
Third Ward-St. Joseph.
Harrison Stewart, a Bondu-
rant and II. l.. Smitha, Commits
sioners; a 5. Lewis and c. e.
Newell, Clerks.
Fourth Ward-MayGower Store.
r. B. Lynch, Alex Mcleod and
B. Y. Berry, Commissioners; j..
d. Hays and P. c. Smith, Clerks
Fifth Ward-Ashwood.
John G. O'Kelley, Douglass
0'Kelley and ". d. Hamer, Com
B f. McVay and G.
Q. Betts, Clerks.
Sixth Ward-Waterproof
E. E. Graves, Chas. Seldom
and l.. Z. Hunter, Commission
ers; A. McAlllster and g. Par
ham, Clerks.
Seventh Ward-Highland.
J. G.. Purvis, E. II. Foules and
II. G Miller, Commissioners; w.
\. Register and h. d. Coleman,
Clerks.
There being no further busi-
ness, the meeting adjourned sine
die.
Jos. CURRY, Chairman.
John Hughes, Clerk.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-08-21
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Remaining in the St. Joseph Post
Office Tor week ending August 10.

OiA-SC va WIN VaiNiAi7 AAhe3 ssS5 AZ
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Brilly, William Lewis, Annalaura
Baker, Mrs John Lewis, Henry
Blue, Mrs Amanda Morris, Lena
Block, Lue Parson, Roche
Bland, Maud Polk, Esteila
Bately, C0rnealous Renel, Robert
Bayid, Fila Riley, Willy
Bail, Jane Robertson, Martha
Ceheser, kliser R,eseis, Alsrge
Elasa, Matte Sariis, sue
franklin, WASH Stevenson, Fannie
Gibson. D. T. Sursistop, Mary
Hudson, Henrietta Toms, Mary Eliza
Harden, Naity Williams, Mary
haynes, A. i. Nheatey, I'd
Johnson, Rose Williams, Angerline
Jones Shallott Woodland, Andrew
NolD, Mrs. Henry Worton, Martha
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say Advertised, - and can procure
same BY paying one ceat Tor each letter.
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