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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13
ADvERTIS MENT.
Department Of Tho IBtOrIOI,
Bureau Of Public Works.
San joan, 2. r. June % 1908

San joan, 2. R. June % 1908.
Sealed proposals, for the furnishing Of
ell labor and material necessary for the
inhalation Of plumbing in the Reform
School Gf Porto Rico, GuRnajibo Point,
near MaySgusz, will be recsivsd ct this
Office until 10 a. m Of tbs goth, day Of
July, 1908. and then publicly opened.
The Estimated cost Of the work iB
$3.573 so. 4~
A certified check foR one hundred do
liars ($1OO.0O) payable TO the order Of
the supt. OF Public Works must aCOOmpa'
nv each bid 90 garanty. q.
PlanB specifications. blank forms and
al available Information will be furniRhsd
on application to this office. II
The right to reject any or all bids 10
reserved.
j. J. JImGRss.
26VR sup& Of Public WoEka.
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La union de Puerto Rico en- Cata6o
kGt0 on 0l GulI hubo grIn GOBCurTORela,

Hoy recibimo8 de CAtan1 Las Aiguisntou
Illness:
"Cntafo Julio y, Dire3tor "Oorruu.
pondeucie," San Juan. Gran convention
hoy. Esple dida concurrence. Prox.'
maments 20 iraUgurar6 el club de Ia
uoi6n
RecibR 81 abrRzo fraternal de astoB CO.
FFeijgiouarioB uuestrs Isl Hdhaui6D.
Oohotecc, BRngs, Gorz,lsz BoniilO, Pc
IL Cordcva, Miraba', Figueroa = FsOa'
daro,"
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A yESTIRsE POR $3.50,

En- combination con los msjoEa8 GastTeB
de San Juan hacemoB trsjsB q 10 medidA
teas y@hschura $3.50, 8. 10. IL Is y
18 90 garantigan los tEsbsjoB. SuEtdo
C1lcsal de casimireB franceSep, iDgleue.,
ameriCa7oB los fAmosoS drileB do hilo
mallorquineB 30, 40 50 , so CT. Nuogo
suFtido en- "EI Cielo.", Fortaleza Is.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

ATENOIONl "LR Nueva PariAiense"
San Frsn nciBco ndmeTo so. SombreroB de
asRorau, asforitas nifias 6ltimag noveda'
de-, estS casa 20 hs trasladado IN local
mayor en- ssn Francisco so donde Eealiza
& prscioB muy baFatcB BombTeToB adoTnA'
DDS de SefioraF, BefoEitsB y nifau deHde 30
CsntAvoB & y So uno, lon hay de todoH
dolores para tod0s los guBto8. IS v. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13
CONSULAT DE FRANCE:

A IOccasion de la fete natio-
male, le Consul de France rece-
vra les membres de la colonie
franeaise ct les amis de la Fran
CO le IA Juliet q 10 heures
lT2 du matin au Consulat.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13
G8aOVl en- FuOIto Rico.

V6anBs Los elogantes baStoneB gonovegsB
con OmpufiAduER dc PlatB, un SuTtido On
en- parRguas gsnoveGeB, eB IR mFjor eDeda
del mundO. AguR do quina de MiDgoni,
para sVitaE la CRidR del pslo. So Venden
an Ell POPULAR de America salag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

ALREOIBO DE 90 enyiamo1 &
vuslta de corTao un PeIOj EIgin gaEantiEas
do pog diea afios, , pOE $40 Esmitimo8 une
maRCa WslBhan, - Z. RehEhahR. Sam
Juan r, B. '---- o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13
Dos paquetes que no IIegan a su
deStinO.
EstO OcasIODa graves DWJNICIos a 10 ImyrO8a J
Segdl RGr0eO 10 aCFOdIlA IA administration.

Hoy hemos recibido 81 niguisnt0 dsSpA'
cho telegEafco que nos dirigs el coFEeupon
sRl:
''Gurnbo, Julio 13 de 1908. -Director
"CoFreBpondonCia" San JuAD.-HAOE
DOS DIAs PAQUETEs "CORREg'
PONDENCIA" NO LLEGAN EsTA.
URGE CONTEsTACION."
La sdminiBtraCi6n de LIS CorFeBpon'
denCia" ha enviAdo sgoB paqueteB & Hu dss'
tino, con Ia opoEtunidRd dobida.
Y como Hs v6, 10 que NOS nOticia 81 CO.
rreuponsAl, cauBs gFandeB pe'juicios 10
empFesR que TnpstidaB vecss hs h0eho pre-
Hento Ia Rdministraci6n la f.lts que de
diBtintoa puntos do Ia isle, 90 han hecho
notar con l0 E6sdida de psquetea del Pc
ri6dicO Eetra1og psEa llegar & Du deRtino.
-9s qlejGn los vsoinoB de Ia Gale de
10 Uni6n On 81 Gsndul, Santurce, de lag
pedFRdaB que BobEs BuB CasaB Ianssn todau
Las nocheB NAL entEetenidos veCinoU, dc
lR fa!ts do carload que eBtsFioEizan con
una pobVe anciana Ia que no dejsn quio'
ia gFitGndoI0 & todnB hcFaG, Pailsr.! Pai'
leYa!
Llamamou Ia atsnci6u de Ia poliofs TO-
bre estoB hschoP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

Sc VENDEN, lin corEedoFea , pEeOioB
muy m6diOOO, una casa de una plRnta, con
techo de hierro galvanizadO con so solar
do 35 Is, metroaen Ia Gale de Cerrs
SAntuEco, y trsU cuerdRs % c6 timoB de
terrenoB propiog para Bolareu On 81 Cebo.
ruco, SAnturce. Para mas infoTmsB, apar.
tRlo ndm. 665. Sen Juan, p. R.15 Y. cit.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

Sc DEsaA VENDER, seiscientos me,
tEoB mas menoB, Wis poEtGtil DeCAuville
de CinCusnta cer ttmOtr0s y .ChO WI gane'
tRH de hisrEo pa1a Ia milmG vie. TOdo
en- buen estado. Para infoTmsB N. g.
RpRrtado 257, AFGcib0 Is v. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

VENDO mi casa nusva do la Gale del
PaTque. Rod0adS de todAs les ComodidR'
des exijjdaB Precio $500. IufoEmeS
FELIX PADIAL calls Colomer SsDtuTce,
30 v. ..
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Caguas TramWay Company.
SERVICIO DE PASAJEROS.

parr del de Julio reguares sar&n de Ca
guas daramente para Rio Piedas ncuso los Domngo las
p. saldran de Rio Piedras para Caguas las
a. m. p.
Carros ectrieos epeciales enlazaran odos les
Sc expdra cOmodidad para paae de prmera caso para
equpaje hasta ell destno.
Para blees mas inormes drgrso los agenes de las
estaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

q. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jou6 Is
ComprR venta de mueblsB en- general.
Be haCsn preEtRmoH de dinero sobre prem.
daB de orc, plata pisdEas pEecioBEB. Be
COmprNn pE0ndag antigusS , mOdernaI. Sc
CompFR y vsgde plata y GRO deterioTadO.
OonBtSnte exiatenCia dc musbleB, tip0
Ocon6micoB. BARRAs DE CATRE.
P. A,
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SOLARES En- SkNTuRCE,

So ven5an BolaIsa con freDts 4 Ia csETo,
tsFa Ice2tral ? otEes intsEioTes cen GALES
afrmSdaV
ILfoEm ri W. Beach. Tapaa n6more
altor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

Sc ALQUILA Una casa On Santur'
co 4 la antrada de lR calle "OegEs." r..
foEmaFan San JuAto Nc. 2, AltoP.
40 vs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy olegante1 y & precioB sumamente me-
diCO8, Lon aCaba do Eecibir La TienditB 60
JoBOfa EchsvsFTis, al lBdo del GyuntA'
mionto. >~Vonds tambi6n efectoB raligio
u1a. Compra Gnvoltnras de Jabon OctB-
gnn. n.-9an Juan Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

ENTIRE los compradorss de Feiojea a
pls4ps en- 10 joysEia de f. K.hlh.ha y Co
Hs Eegala un rsItj "Waltham" aemanal
mGnte La d TINA BemRna obtuvo uno el
,1Oci0 sefioF M, Llinsg San juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

MADAME FRIEDR CH, ProfsuOra
de Csnto. Parade "a SAntuTca. Isl6fono
1920. Gan juan . r. 80 v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

PaE1s, JaIio 13 La RBociaoi6n de con-
tvatiHtag de 0Bta capital, en- una importante
reuni61 en- 10 oual sBtuvisron pEeBsntsB to-
dos suB mismbroV, hR votado favor del
cieTFe gsneral de fAbricaB. Green los COZ
tratiBtAS que, de 0Is modo, pondE6n fla
Las hue'gsG txiAtsnteg y 80 vsFGn libFss del
b3yoQh que contra ollol 10 ejercO. El cierEo
general de f6briCBB cEGaEfa unR nituaCf6n
dfcilfBims numsFoBos tERbsjadoro1. Los
husIguiltRs go pFepaEsn 4 defsndar1e de
las combinacioneg = prop6aitoD de los pa
tFonoU, peTO muthoH Green que tendr6n que
ontEaE en- arFeg'o y tsrminar Lar huolgap,
aDteB de que 10 acusFde do an modo defoi'
two 0l cisFre general de f6bGicaP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

Nusva York.-El gssn vaper "Luni.
tania'', Lego este puerto, proCedents de
EuEoPa. Rindi6 un record de velocidad
extraoEdinsric. Los 6'timoB records de
este nuGvo vapor dan un t6rmiuo medic
de 25.O1, ell mejor dia 643 nudou, cfrscion'
do una difsTsncis On eIt0 viOis de 80 mi
nut0a menou dc navigation. Ell hermogo
VRpOr llFg6 AteHtRdo de tWriSta8 0uEopOou
= bRpqusroD do sBta Ciudad. Como Hism
pre- que REEibR este puerto eI "LuuitGDiA'
81 muslle do 10 "CunRrd Line" 40 vic lie
no dc distiDguidaH personalRIidades de
repFeHentantGs de Ia pEanuR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-13

Hoy hemoB Tecibido 81 niguisnt0 deSpB'
cho telegEafco que nos dirigs el coFEeupon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-20
DEFEATED MAN
 DEFEATS RECOUNT

Atlanta, June 19.-(Special.) )-There was an interesting development in DeKalb county politics today when Hon. s. A. Morris, defeated candidate in the race for the legislature, wrote a letter to Hon. Hooper Alexander, the successful candi- late, asking him to agree to a recount of the votes in the Lithonia district on the ground that while the official count only gave MT. Morris 110 votes that he had already secured affidavits from 146 citi- .ens in that district that they voted for lim Mir Morris expected to carry Li- honia district by large majority and was surprised at his small vote.
 Investigation resulted in the securing of ,ffidavits Provided that MT. Alexander efuses to joint with MT Morris in ask ng recount of the votes, and that the )eKalb county committee turns deaf var to his petition, then 1t is altogether ,ossible that MT. Morris will enter the ace against MT. Alexander in the Co., ober election. As both men stand high n this part of the state the contention is rousing great interest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-20
MRS. ]. [, CURRY
 DIES IN BESSEMER
G. W. Monnyham Passes. Away
 At Glenn Springs
PREMIER TIGER CAUGHT
Negro's Place Raded and IA Gallons of Whisky and Over a cask of Beer Found-Personal and
 General News.

Bessemer June 19.--(Special.)-Mr ]. c. Curry, wife of Dr. ]. G Curry died this evening at o'clock at the family residence on Berkley avenue Mrs. Curry has been i'll for some months, in fact it was known several weeks ago that she could not survive very long. Mrs. Curry was formerly Miss Isabel Armstrong of Marion. She leaves besides her husband, one daugh ter. to mourn her loss. Mrs. Curry was possessed of a beautiful Christian character. and prior to her illness de- voted much time to church and @saarita- ble work Funeral servAacs will be held at the residence tomorrow after noon at o'clock and the interment will take place at Cedar Hill cemetery. The following will be active pail bearers: T. B. Taylor, ". D. Taylor. G. II. Stevenson, G. F. Goodwin, c. L. ODell and Ben G. Perry.
 The honorary pall-bearers will 1e James Trotter, Capt. H. W. Crook, B. c. Jones. pr. T. F. Robinson, F. B.. Buck and R. F. Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-20
Personal and General.

J. H. MaXon left this evening on d business trip to points in Ohio.
 Lee Moody, T. T. Huey and c. II. Stevenson left this evening for A lanta.
 Miss Elise Burns is visiting reld lives in Tennessee.
 Mrs William T. Kennedy who has beer in Hot Springs for the past month has returned home.
 Sol Brick, who went to Hot Springs after a severe illness, has returned home much improved in health.
 Misses Lulle and Kathleen Hard en- tertained last evening in honor of their guest, Miss Renney of Pell City, a large number of young people gather ing to enjoy the delightful evening on the large lawn and at the spacious home. About 75 guests were present during the evening.
 Miss Virginia Lovejoy has as her guests Miss Alma Hamer of Dillon. $. C., and Miss Grace Berry of Shades Mountain.
 Miss Mary TinlIlepaugh leaves Satur- day for an extended visit to relatives al Vicksburg, Miss.
 Mrs. Isaac F. Perkins and Mrs. J. c. Berry of Birmingham were the guests of Mrs. w. P. Golson yester- day.
 Mrs $. c. Barnett of Nashville. Tenn and Miss May Peyton of Burlington ky, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Ward, have returned to their homes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-20
Premier Tiuer Cauuht.

Detectives Patton and Parsons made the star blind tiger catch of the sea son this afternoon when they arrested L. P. Penny, negro living at 924 Twenty sixth street. The haul con- sisted of a cask and half of beer and 14 gallons of whisky. A dray was re quired to get the goods down to the police station, and judging from the looks of the warden's office a charge for license for conducting a saloon should be made by the city clerk.
 Penny is or was a star in his par ticular line. In other words he was no cheap man. He bought in quantit. lots and he dished it out the same way. The officers have had the place on the list for some time and late this afternoon when they were walking down the street they noticed a negro leave the place and it occurred tc them at the time that there was some- thing doing. The negro was stopped and it was found that his pockets wero about to burst on account of the load they were carrying. He had to tell where he obtained the stuff and the officers walked in the place and looked around They looked behind the coun- ter and found the real cold suds on ice. Penny's coat came next and it was found to contain about as much stock of the red stuff as some of the Chat tanooga houses carry at one time. A visit was then paid to the yard and right here is where Penny shone. He had dug two holes and in these he had sunk two barrels, one for whisky and one for beer. The barrels were covered up with paper, trash and shingles, and when it was moved the barrels were found to be almost full. His case will come up in the morning and he will do we'll to get off with a thousand years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-20
Death of MT. Monnyham.

G. W. Monnyham died last evening at his home at Glenn Springs as a re- suit of an attack of typhoid fever. Deceased had only been sick for about F days He was 25 years of age and was well known in this city where he resided for number of years. He leaves a wife and one child.
 The funeral will take place from his late residence tomorrow afternoon at 2:36 o'clock and the interment will be held at Saddler's cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-20

THE BARRIER--By Kcx Beach.
 MY LADY OF ClEEvE-By> Robert Ames Bonnet THE ANCIENT LAW-By Ellen Glasgow. THE WEAvERS-By Gilbert Parker. THE FRUIT OF THE TnEE- By Edith Wharton. SATAN SANDERSON-By Hae Ermine Rives. THE YOUNGER SET-By Rober. w. Chambers. THE HALO-By Rettina Von Hutten.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-20

THE DUCHESS OF DREAMS-By Edith MacVane. THE CITY OF DELIGHT-By Elizabeth Miller. THE BLACK BAG.-By Louis Joseph Vance.
 MARCIA SCHUYLER-By Grace Lutz.
 MERYL-By William Tlnghast Eldridge. INTO THE PRlMiTVE-3y Robert kmes Bennett. PRISONERS OF CHANCE-Dy Randall Parrish. THE LADY OF THE MoUNT-By Frederic Isham.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-03-04
NEW INDUSTRY.

The vice president and general man.
ager of successful stove company
was In Alma last Wednesday and met
a representative body of Alma's busi-
ness men and manufacturers at the
Office of j. H. Lancashire. The gentle
man came here with view to look
ing over the advantages of Alma as a
manufacturing center free from strikes
and labor troubles and at the same
time offering as we do, excellent ship.
ping facilities. The gentlemen pre-
sented a general statement of the com
pany's needs all of which considering
the study employment of fifty or more
men, was favorably considered by all
present. A definite proposition will
be submitted to the Board of Trade,
soon. In the meantime the President
of the Board will investigate the
merits of the organization, which we
are advised is composed of men who
furnish the highest possible references
as to their business integrity, as well
as the merits of their manufactured
product.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-03-04
.BR|AMER IN THE JAIL
Charge of Forgery is Laid Against
a Former Ashley Hotel
Man.

A Mt. Pleasant dispatch dated
March 3, says that q. @. Brimmer,
former Ashley hotel man and well
known in Alma, is now in jail In that
city. The dispatch said: Gaylord G.
Brimmer was arrested in Bay City
and lodged in the Isabella county
Jail charged with forgery preferred
by the Isabella County State bank of
this place Brimmer was borrower
at the bank and gave a note for Sc
curity-- pruporting to be signed bv
James Wood and Wren Quackinbush of
Broomfeld township. The note is
for $500 and both men claim their
signatures are forgeries. At the pre-
liminary hearing Brimmer pleaded not
guilty and was remanded to Jail until
March z. when the regular examination
will take place before Justice Albert
A. Loveland. Brimmer claims to have
another note for $500 given bv the
same two men. Wood and Quackin-
bush.
Brimmer is said to be former hote
man of Ashley and had considerable
trouble in that place following the
burning of his hotel a year or so ago.
He left the county under an indict-
ment and has been keeping out OF
sight since The Isabella county men
have been on lookout for him fol
several months"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-03-04
IT PAID THEM. WILL PAY YOU.

AS an instance of the value of news
paper advertising to incre SO or force
trade, the following facts are remark
able. During December the orders re-
ceived by the Douglas Boot & Shoe
Company, of Brockton Mass, fell off
in consequence of the business depres-
sion following the panic. The adver-
tising manager of that large concern
mentioned the matter to Gov. Douglas.
and asked his advice whether under
the circumstances they should place
the usual amount of advertising dur
ing January and February. which
are usually the slowest months in the
wear in the shoe business. Gov.
Douglas at once ordered an increas @
or 30 per cent in the amount appro-
priated for advertising. declaring
that such an increase would help to
overcome the unfavorGble business
outlook. There was considerable
skepticism about the result amongst
the principal employees of the Douglas
company. But the result showed al
most an immediate improvement In
business. which is now averaging more
than last year during these equally
dull mohths. Thus, the business
ssgacity of Gov. Douglas has over
come the hard times. and his optimism
has proven AN antidote to the financial
panic. The advertising manager of
Gov. Douglas explains the phenomenon
of increased sale, then by all the rules
of business there should have been a
decrease. was entirely produced by
the increased advertising Otner ad-
vertisers of shoes were drawing in
their horns, and many of their former
customers were induced to patronize
the Douglas shoe b cause 1t was more
than ever brought to their notice.
Persistent advertising pays, increased
advertising pays better. and the news
paper is the best advertising medium.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-03-04

Every seat in the opera house was
occupied last evening when Gillian,
the humorist, presented the fifth
number on the Lyceum Course. The
entertainer was introduced by our
townsman, Mr.. L. A. Sharp, after
which Mr. Gillian started the even
ing's entertainment. which was full
of wit and humor from start to finish.
The description of the Might in a
Sleeping Car" was irresistably funny.
Not tar behind was the speaker s
description of his experience and inn
pressions when be bought his first
suit of clothes Humor and pathos
blended when he gave his poem The
Family Group and his recital of
.'She Felt of the Belt at Her Back "
and "Finnigin to Flannigan" was
very good. - The only thing given
during the entire evening which was
not original with Gillian, was Bot
Bnrdettes story OF the man who was
chased by the bull. 1t was given in
Burdetts own style and provoked
enthusiasm. especially among those
who had heard the humorist.
Tonight Mr. Gillian is in Ithaca to
morrow night in st. Thoms Canada.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-03-04
least si4 so per barrel to break ever

least sl4 so per barrel to break even.
as they are not in the business for the
benefit of the general public they will
undoubtedly put prices much higher
before they begin unloading their sup
ply. / can handle this pork for you on
a fifty-cent margin per barrel which.
in my judgment, is sufficient to protect
the trade at these present prices. Buy
200 or 800 barrels and hold it for a
month OF two and get our pay which
rightfully belongs to you for furnish
ing these packers with material for
which to make their millions. Give
US call and let us explain to you how
this can be accomplished.
A. l.. Day. Cor. w. II. Dickenhorst
Com Co.. Alma Branch. Room 1917,
Opera House Block.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-03-04
TO THE SPECULATIVE PUBLIC.

just a few words to the people who
are victims of the pork trust that is
gradually tightening its grasp around
your Sank account. Most farmers have
been holding their hogs and feeding
their corn at these exhorbitant prices
and losing money every day by SO do
ing. Those who sold their hogs real
lied practically nothing for their time
and labor in taking care of their hogs,
Good sensible people who know the
workings of the Packers. that control
the market on hogs. cattle and sheep,
are aware of the fact that the packers
are going to realize.a good ronnd sum
from buying your stock at these prices.
should they at the present time sell
their barrell pork they would lose on
every barrel they have packed. after
they have packed their desired amount
they will advance all their commodi-
ties and the public only wonders.
The population of this country is no
less than a year ago. the demand for
these-provisions being as great as ever,
there is no actual cause for this slump
in prices, only manipulation by the
packers to fstten their purses from the
public.
For those who have been unfortunate
in having large amount of live stock
and who have suffered severe loss on
the same, 1 have remedy and one
which ought to-appeal to every good
sensible business man or farmer. Bar
rel pork has been ranging from Si1.00
to s13. 90 per barrel (2O0 pounds) for the
past three monhs. which il exceedingly
low for this time of the year. Last
year this pork was selling from SIC to
SIT. 90 per barrel. This pork Is sure
to sell around these prices before the
] first of june The packers must get at
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Fred Swift, is, North Star
Mabel Keifer, Is, North Star
Harold W. Barnaby, IS, Washington
Alta ID. Cox, II, Wasnhingon
Rolla G. A. Carter. 81, Alma
Cecilia A. Long, n. Alma
Arlo Wagner, "a, st. Louis
Pearl Diamond. 81, st. Louis
Clyde Rose, "a, Elba
Mable Insley, 21, Arcadia
Joseph Major, So, st. Louis
Lucy Weaver. 80 st Louis
Roswell Evans, 81 Alma
Gladys Bunker lS Alma
Genie Josiah Doane, 90, Wheeler
Eula Irene Allen, %, Wheeler
Dan b. Pierce, "a, Alma
Lelah NJ. Wood, 1s Alma
George Sanders, 81, Emerson
Florence Hunter, ls, Emerson
Joseph II. Coon, 81, Saginaw Co.
Florence Goss, IL, Washington
Glen Foster, 81, Byron. Mich.
Altha Allen, %. Ithaca,
Henry Crozier, Is, New Haven
Matte kasor, 16, New Haven
Earnest Dunkel, %, Riverdale
Maud Daxynr1aIA
Vim. ID. Hunt, 45, Bethany
Hatty May Booth, AZ, Traverse Cit
Lee NJ. Barnum, 81, ST. Louis
Hazel Sias, 20, st. Louis
Milton j. Chittenden, %, Ashley
Helen E. Burns, 22, Owosso, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-03-04
PROBATE COURT

Tuesday, February 25th. was the
hearing on the petition for the pro-
bate of will in the-estate of Mary
Altenburg. deceased The said will
was proved and admitted to probate
The administration of said estate
was granted to Warren A. Altenburg
In the same day the will of Chris
tian Mertz. deceased. was proved and
admitted to probate. The adninisra-
tion of said estate was granted to
William Mertz.
Saturday, February goth. the will of
George p. Steadman, deceased, was
proved and admitted to probate. And
the administration of said estate was
granted to John I. Swigart
Monday March 2d, the will of Charles
Bryan, deceased, was filed and petition
for probate of said will. Hearing set
for March 2lst.