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The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
KEWEENAW BAY ITEMS.
Correspondence.

correspondence.
The dance given last week Frida,
evening under the auspices of the
Modern Woodmen was one of the most
enjoyable events which has occurred
in this village in some time. A number
Of copper country people were present
Excellent music was furnished by
Hugo's orchestra.
Eugene Fournier, an employe OF
Gamache's farm made brief visit in
Bafaga Monday.
Hans olsen, Of Houghton, has re-
turned 10 Keweenaw Bay and taken the
position as head car inspector. His
many friends are glad to see him again.
Mr.. Collins returned this week from
Houghton, where he was retained by
illness,
Mrs. M. Blundell left this week for
Detroit in response to q message
announcing the death of her grand
daughter Miss Minnie Helen Whited.
Miss Emma Mathews is reported
seriously i'll at the home of her sister
in Houghton. Appendicitis is the trouble
with which she is afflicted.
Miss Fisher, of Hancock, was guest
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Gamache
several days this week.
Miss Bresneau, of Lake Linden, was
guest. at the home of Miss Powers in
this village several days this week.
Mrs. Charles Gamache and Miss Lydia
Rossberg were Baraga visitors Tuesday.
Charles Nisuala has resumed his duties
at the stamp mill after q few months
absence through illness.
Alex McRae is engaged in stocking
his ice house this week preparatory to
summer needs.
A number Of Keweenaw Bay people
attended the reproduction Of Red Mill,'
At theKerredge Theatre Monday.
The Keweenaw Bay store was closed
Thursday owing to the death Of Mr..
Crebassa's father, ]. B. Crebassa Of
Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07

tovr.cIAI)

At regular meeting Of the township
board Of the township of L Anse held in
the clerks Office in the Town Hall, Feb.
9th A. d. 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m.
There were present, Supervisor r. w.
Eoote, Justices Of the Peace C. d. Shea
and Patrick Bulger and Clerk Andrew
johnson.
Minutes of meeting heidi anuary 3Oth,
A. d. 1908, were read and approved.
On motion of Shea, supported by
Bulger, the following bills were allowed
by the following vote.
c. D. Shea, board meeting. 80. $3.50
Patrick Bulger, board meeting. l.5O
Village of L'Anse, electric light
for Town Hall from Nov "a to
Feb 1880
Peter Bentzen, repairs on Town
daH 4.Sb
Matt Hansen, glass oil and thimble ABS
Ayes:-Foote, Shea, Bulger and
johnson. Nays none.
On motion Of Foote, supported by
Shea, the following highway orders were
allowed by the vote following.
M. Hendricks, 3 days labor
snow plow 600
John Pennock, days labor snow
pIoW,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.OO
Dan Shea, 2 days labor new road 400
George Cote, 3days labor new road 600
D. p. Menard, 3 days team on
snow plow lb.OO
John Campbell, 8 days team on
snow plow. 1900
j. B. Smith, one day team on
snow plow. 5.00l
Eugene Cote, days team on
snow plow Is. 90. 6days team new
road $500 8 days commissioner
lo.VV. ...........-.. oo.U
Chas j. Brink, meals for commits
Sioher... ..--...--......'. LOU
Ayes Foote, Shea, Bulger, and
johnson. Nays none.
On motion Of Shea, supported by
Foote, TIE following resolution was ad-
opted by the vote following: Resolve
that the Highway Commissioner be
instructed to enter into a contract with
The Joliet Bridge and Iron Co., for a
for bridge across Silver River COM
plete, for the sum Of Eleven hundred
and thirty FIVE ($l135. 0O) dollars. Contract
to be submitted to the Township Board
and the Township Attorney for ap-
proval. bridge No as to specifcation.) II
Ayes Foot, Shea, Bulger and
Johnston. Nays:-none.
On motion and support the monthly
report of township clerk and highway
commissioner be accepted and placed on
on file. Ayes all.
On motion and support the board .
adjourned.
ANDREW JOHNSON, I,
Township Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
MARY B. voErscH.


Baraga, Mich, March 8, Iaoe.
Mich: =
Gentlemen:-The following is correct Iist oi
poor oIders drawn BY ne for TIE month oi
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
Advertised Letters.

AOvorCis0O AoCt0fBs
Following are the letters remaining
uncalled for in the postofiice at L'Anse,
for the month ending February %,
1908:
James Barrette.
Dan Cunhisus.
Frank Griffen.
Walter Slainalaine.
Joe Strickland.
Palkka Sormaenen.
Chas Lambson.
---Maxumun.
Fronjo vacino.
Mrs. Deillia Gellsson.
Frau Pastor Ricmeyer.
These letters will be sent 70 the dead
letter Office March 81, 1908, if not
delivered before. In calling for the
above, please say advertised" giving
date Of list.
MARY B. voErscH.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
GOOD WEATHER NOW.
WE'LL BROTHERS SAY IT IS or
 FINEST.
First Two Weeks of August Were Ali That Could Be Desired~-Crop Conditions Are
 Good

In their cotton letter. issued Satur- day. Well Brothers say that the first two weeks of August furnished the
 pest cotton weather aginahle.'s-=-
 In theirletter- signed hy-tfre firm. they say:
 weeks of the most perfect cotton -rnalk. Ing weather imaginable have passed Early August. as a general rule, is a popular time for complaints of varf- ous kinds such as shedding, boil wee VII. unfavorable weather, etc. These complaints have been very eonspicr. ous by their absence. The plant is of soou size healthy looking, heavily fruited from the bottom up, and is all that could be expected of a perfect season. Rains have been frequent, and on this account the crop is somewhat later than was at first thought, but is still fully two weeks ahead of last year. VI 'e'7s
 Farmers In this section are very iu. oHant over these brilliant prospects TOT large crop. and they are well satisned with everything except the present state of the market. Labor VIII be adequate throughout our terri toEy TOT picking a bumper crop
 New cotton is beginning to move In Southeast Alabama. one town hav- lng received as much as 100 to lSO pales. Nine and three-quarters to 10 cents for strict and good middIinR is being paid for these early receipts. The body and staple of this new cotton IS excellent and, we consider. above the average. A very small amount of forward delivery cotton has been sold by the planters this year; quite a contrast to the season 1s0z-0s, but the prices for this years cotton have nos been tempting to the farmers and merchants, and they have preferred to take their chances in the Fall rather than sell their cotton ahead for for ward delivery at a price less than 10 cents.
 Demand for forward shipment has been indifferent, as spinners have put off their purchases as long as possi- ble. feeling confident of lower prices, ana up to the present writing their Judgment has been correct What the future will bring forth will depend largely upon the weather for harvest lhg' disposition of the planter to hold or sell, and the demand for cotton goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
FOUR NEGROES ARREsTrn.
They Are Charged With the Murd
 of Another Negro.

Eney Are Charged With the Murder
 of Another Negro.
 shemeld. August 15.-(Special.) ] MSe[' tra5en sfan Geay' atn.nH supposed negro was run over by switch ~no sno zine in Sheffield a few days ago. and who did shortly after, from ali ap- pearances was palced on the track, and four negroes, Sherman Jackson, Jim Tyler. Sam Jackson and "Chunap' Griffin, one-legged negro. have been arrested. and are win Jail at Tus- cumbia.
 The investigation into the killing was made by yardmaster Oscar Cargiie of the Southern Railway, who suspect ed foul play. and put the officers on the trail.
 It is alleged that the negro Gray was enticed to the railroad tracks in the head. robbed and thrown upon the track in order to make 1t appear that he was killed by the engine.
 One of the duartette in jail is said to have confessed to the circumstances leading up to the crime, and told how it was connected and carried into ex- ecution, while the other three decline to have any knowledge of the killing The negro Gray is said to have had S100 in his pocket book at the time, and while drunk displayed his roll" in a negro dive in this city. at the sight of which the negroes implicated formed conspiracy to rob him. and in doing so beat him into unconscious- ness and placed his body on the rail- road track where a switch engine ran over him. Two other negroes are be- ing looked for by the officers, charged with being implicated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
Telephone Talks
No. |.

state archives as of interest only to the Statistician.
 We have bought considerable newspaper space and we propose to tell you all about the telephone business in general, and in detail as it relates to you personally. If we do not appear sufficiently clear on any point we will be glad to elaborate if any telephone user will request us to do SO.
 In the meantime we hope you will take occasion to visit any of our telephone exchanges. Our manager will be glad to show you through and explain every feature of the operating. Such a visit will give you better understand ing of our business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
Society of American Florists
nn Hr uHwHr w nFs uH uHnmnammmaHHnnm
By Fredric J. Haskin.

American history is scheduled for next November. It is the National Flower Show. to be held at Chicago. from the 9th to the 18th. under the Auspices Of the Society of American Florists. A guarantee fund of some s12,000 has been raised and the preliminary work of arranging for the exhibition is now being done. It will be the first truly National floral event held In this coun- try. Assurances are being given that the best there is of every class of low CTS and ornamental shrubbery will be exhibited in the United States If this show is success 1t Is expected to prove the forerunner of annual shows of the same kind.
 The American florist stands at the top of his profession. He can match every success that the European florist has made. and has some triumphs which his European rival cannot match. One of these successes Is the triumph Of the American carnation over its rival from France. An eminent German for ist went to France some time ago and bought s25,0e0 worth of French carna- ton stock After a little experience with them he was prevailed upon to try a few of the American carnations be- side his French stock. He did so. The result was that now every carnation bed he has is filled with flowers from  American stock. He found them hard ter. prettler. and better adapted to the needs of the florists and to the wants Of the patrons than the French carnation. Likewise. the Americans have imported hundreds of flowers from the ends of the earth and have made them more beautiful than they ever were when they grew on their native heath.
 The first mention we have of the lily of the present day is 800 A. D. The jasmine appears in history in the year 1900. The geranium Is said to date from l534, and the carnation from 1887 |. The tulip comes down to us from .57s. and the chrysanthemum traces its ped- igree back to 1790. The last century gave the world the dahlia in 1903, the petunia in 1923, the verbena In 1927, and the fuschia in 1885.
 Copyright, 1908, by Frederick J..
 Haskin.)
 TomorPow--Birfhday of Admiral EvAMM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
NEWS or sEALE.
Circuit Court Postponed Until the NO-
 Vember Term.

 Circuit Court Postponed Until the NO-
 vember Term.
 Scale, Aug. 16.-(Special.) flowing to the fact that the contractors will not have the court house completed by September If, the regular time for opening the fall term of circuit court, Judge Evans postponed the holding of court until the latter part of Novem- ber.
 The Baptist protracted meeting which began here last Saturday closed Thursday night. The pastor, MT. Crumpton. was assisted by Rev. J. R. Gum, of Madison, Ga.
 Mrs. S. R. Boykin has returned from White Sulphur Springs. Ga, where she has been for the benfiet of her health.
 The many friend of Hon. John p. Henry will be glad to learn that his condition is better at this time. He has been under treatment at an infrm- ary in Columbus for several weeks but is now at White Sulphur springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
...Arnnn,n fronn thA resIdence

nlaca this afternoon from the residence Of A brother. The interment was at Elnnwood, Kinsolving was killed by coming in contact with a wire at the mower plant of the Birmingham Rail- way. rikht and Power Company where he was employed. The accident hap pened Thursday night.
 c. ". Alexander. one of East Lakes regnected and aged citizens, who died Fridav eSening suddenly from heart trouble. was buried this afternoon. The intermelat was at oak Hili Cemetery. Tbe Masons were in charge of the fu- neral
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY.

shenaeld, Florence and Tuscumbta to
 .rts Celebrate Day. rs-t-
 Shefneld, Aug. 1s.-~(Special. )--Labor day in the Tri-Cities. shefneid, Florence and Tuscumbia, next month, to be held at the Tri-cities Park, is going to be enthusiastically observed, and a mammoth crowd is expected
 The committees in charge are pre- pairing, fine program of sports and aanlsg, with suitable prizes for the winners. A number of good orators have promised to be on hand, and fine speeches win be 8 feature of the day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17

RVAYlE want our subscribers and M the public generally to
 know something of the de tailS-the inside workings of the telephone business. We want our relations to be, not as the usual relations of buyer and seller, but such that you will know person ally about our business as it re- lates to you; our advantages and difficulties; your benefits and an- noyances.
 We have laid bare every feature of our business to the railroad commissions of several states. In the newspaper reports many important features have been con- .sidered dry and of no news value land these have remained in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17

If sugar did not dissolve in the mouth you could not taste the sweet GROVES TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC is strong as the strongest bitter tonic, but you do not taste the bitter because the ingredients do not dissolve in the mouth, but do dissolve read good for Grown people as for Children The First and Original Tastsiess chiii Tonic The Standard for 30 years. SOC. q ge5---s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
T.avgxIn rce Creana Go.

If you are not one Of our regular customers, we invite you to give us trial. We use only pure Jersey Cream and ripe fruit iavors. We make any flavor, any quantity and ship any where. Larkin Ice Cream Co.
 adv--5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17

A word to the Vvises Miss Blanche Aldraeh appears in the wOPId-famed Parfsian Sheath Gown at the orpheum all fhiE week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
FOR SALE

Fttty horses and mules. Must be sold on account of the Great WaIIxe shnvvs travelling by railroad. Write WfIle H, nFos,, H. F. D. No. $, Nit. Meiss Road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
Birmingham s Gulf Ky.
 and Navigation Co.
Special Notice to Shippers.

The steamer City of Mobile will arrive at am. and leave at 8 D m. for Selma Mobile and intermediate landings. RscelvG freight at a. m For further Informs, tion, apply to T, H MOORE.
 L. H. MOORE, AKt supL River LiBeA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17

Birmingham. Aug. 1s.---(Speeial)- The funeral of Earnest Kinsolving took
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
KINsoLVING's FUNERAL.

Man Who Was Killed by Live Wire is
 Buried.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
THE RAILROADS
Face Serious Problem Matter of Impaired Income Legsla ton Prevents Railroads Developing Business Not Forth Coming Confidence Must Be Restored Before
 Improvements Are Undertaken.
To Editor Journal, cadsden. Aia. Gle.

nxr C. POWELL. Crescent Route.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-17
Why Is Sugar Sweet ?

Tomorrow--Birfhday of Admirs Evans.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
Ger amen NTERNA-
cionaI de beIIeza.
las Guatf0 desIgladas Cd EsPana
para sIsgiI entrs elias Ia vsnGe-
dors, son De tiPn tIiguefo.
ia Gneoia lIustrlda" ia CorfSSp0Dt'nsI."
% bussa ID Il mas bella DuSrtOTrlqUeTl.

El 'B anco NegEo," EevistR ilustFada
de Espafa, publica On una de suu q 'timaa
Gdiciones las fotogrAffaG de MaTgarita
Frey, que di6 conoeaE hacs Alg6u tempo
ola Correspondence" fotegraff4B de
la4 lindas sBptiio olaS que 81 juFado ha e.
Cogido como las mas balIaS, para elsgir Ia
que en- EBpef1s ha de ser proClRmsds ven.
cedorR.
su fotograffs ser6 enviada loI Estados
Unidcs q haCer CompetenCia con NaEga-
rita. fA
Entre Iau cuatro Eeferida1 fotografisu
de i6venes & cual mas bella, parscs la de
mRYoras probRbiIidadeB, Ia que IIeVa eI
lena "LogTtn,." Es espl6udida.
El "BlRnCo Negro" hs alberto ma
votaci6n para que sea elegi9a una de las
4 rsfeFidaB como la triunfAdora en- EspE ,.
Todas Hegdn parsCe son de tipo tEignef1o.
FL interesants pst161ico La Gaoeta
I1ustrGda pnhIica 10 que sigue, sn 80 & :
TINA sdici6n:
ConcUrsO International De bsElesa. -
En- busoa de Ia mujsT ug6s bella
En- el pTeBsnte ndmeEo de nuestrh Fsvis'
70 pnblioRmos el fotograbsdo de M&rgari'
to Frey, IL mujer mai bslla de los EBtRdcB
Unidoa.'
"Ihe Chicago Tribune Eeta las dem6s
ra2ionsB que presenter una mas bella
'tNuestro eatimadfsimo colega LA CO.
EreBpondencia da Puerto Rico, hR Rnun'
ciado dicho COncurBo aquf, y 90 de esperRr
que nuestraB mas bellas mujsreH concuTran
& e., u que se incluye Puerto Rico en-
ire las nRciones Tetadas."
"SabsmoB que ca las ofcinaB del citsdo
oolegA 90 han Tscibido bastantes f,togra'
ffAs de mujsFes bellfsimaB."
"NecsEitamos Conocer Ia mujar mss be-.
la de Puerto Rico, psTa concurriT 81 re
to de The Chicago Tri6Mmo, = demoatrar
como dijo aosrtadaments ''La Correspon'
denciR" que IR mujer mkB bells del mundo
es pueFtorriqus1s."
"L0 Qaceta IftstrGdG Sc peImite llamar
IL atenci6n dc sus bslaS lectoraE, Rosrca
del menCionsdo concurso, para que nusB.
tras mas extraordiusrias bellezag no Be
queden sin concurFir."
ga la galaDtsEfa de "La Correspondent.
cis de Puerto Rico" debs La Gaceta IJssS.
trado la ventsja de publican los fotogFsba'
dos, que desds hoy apaEeoeF6n en- nuestTas
pdg' nRs."
"EstAmop, puep, en- buEca de Is mujsr
mas bella de EusTto RiCc, que es, segurR'
msnt0 la mas bslls del mundo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
AN UN C 0.
Departments del Interior de Puerto Rico
Bureaus de OBras P6bGsas. - Ofcimo
del Swperintsndente.

San Juan, P. R., MsIzo 10, 1868.
Proposiciones en- pliegoa cerrados para
ls adjudication en- p6blica uubasta de Ia
contradiction de medic kil6metroB mas
6 menos de IR carretera de ComeTfo b..
rranquitag, Sacci6n Kmu. 5 II !, Sc admi'
tiran 90 esta ofeina hssta las 10 .. m. del
dia % de Mario, 1908, en- que SO AbEir6n
p6bicBmente.
El pEeUupueSto Rprcximado de Las obrss
aBcisnde $41 $4,000.
TodOs los dstos necesaFi 8, impEtsoS de
pEopnlicioneg oontrsto inutruccioneG
los poltores &c dar6n an esta OfcinR.
SsF6 condici6n sSoncial del contTato que
81 contratists, p2rtir del segundo mes
inclusive del plsse pars la termination de
los tFsbs jos, ejscuts csda mss obras por
valCE no manor de S. 900 90 mensualsE.
La Administrator GO EeseIvs 81 dorscho
de rechazsr cuelquiera 6 t2des La pYop9si'
cionsl y de sdjudicsn 81 contrpto bajo otrss )
ConE;dsTscioRea que lss do pre-, 10 80 msz.
te.-Por ordan del Ccmisionado del fnta
rior. J. J Jim6nes, superintsndsnts de
Ub.sB PdbiicaE. II v. g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
4 N U 0.
Departamento del Interior De Paer to Rico
Bureau de OBras Pdblieas. = Of,i,pa
del Superintendent.

ssn Juan p R., MarE9 10, 90 1903.
Pfoposieionss sa p'iagas cerradea para
la Adjudication en- p6blics s1hssta &c la
construction de 5 ki6mstros mas msnos
de Ia carTeterR de Generic & B lrranqui.
tas Sscci6n Kmg 5. s. admitiEfn en- egta
oisina b ,1ta laa 10 a. N. del dia % ds
MMzo de l 908 sn que SO abriEGn rd5iica.
mente.
Ei pTeEupuesto aprt ximado de laE cbrRa
asciende s 80 384.75.
TodoB Lea datoG ueceBaTios, impFa4oB de
propoAicitnss y contTato instruccionaI
los posteFes 80 daI6n en- eEta Ofcina.
SsE6 condici6n esereial del cor trato qua
81 contrstista, partir del segundo mss il.
clusivs del plszo para Is teTminRci6n de
loB trabsjoV, tjecuts Gala msS sbraH poF
vaIor no menor de 100000 mensualfp
La Administrator ss reTeTva Ell deTe
cho de FechazaT cuslguieEa todsG las pro
poaiciones de adjudicaF Ell cont,ato bsio
otraH conRidsracioneB qua las de precio DO.
lamente. PoF oFden del Comiaionado del
Interior, ]. ]. Jim6aes, SabE de ObFas
Pdbiicag. II Y. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
ANuNCIO.
Depa' tamento del interior de Puerto RicC
-BmeaM de O6rqs PdbIioa8. .-Ofoino
del Superintendente

San juan, P. r., maEzo Is de 1908.
Proposicioneg On p'iegoB csrradoH para
lie 'judicaci6n On p6b ica nubaata de Ia
construction de 1 kil6metrug mas me-
nos de la csrretera de La,es Adiuntau,
seCci6n Kms 0. al -, 33,se sdmitir6n On
eta Of ina hasta las 10 3. n. dsl dfa %
de Marzo, 1908, en- que 90 abEirSn pdb!i.
camente.
El pTegupueHto spFoximado de les obraB
ascianden & $65 256.0O.
TodoH los dAtos neceEaTies, imprssos de
pTopoBicionea = contEato ioatFucciones
los postoEeB Ee dsran en- esta Oicine.
Sara condici6a esancjal del contrato que
81 contrstiats, paEtir dsI aeguado mes
inCluaive del plazo para ls terminaci6n de
ioH trabsjoT, ejscuts oada mes obsss poE
vAlcr no menoF de So 500 menauaIes.
LR AdminiatEa ion 90 ressEva el dare.
CHI de rechaAar cuaIquiers todRB Lar pro
posicioneH y de adjudicar el cor trAto bajo
otrag conHidsTaciousg que al de pEecio 60
lamente-Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior, J. J Jimsaes sapt. de ObRas
Pdb.icaR MIN. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
L1NEA FERREA DEL oEsTB.

ItinerariO. salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
tai simuItaneamente.
nfas Iaborables.- Madana 8, z. O5, $50 9
As 11.OO. Tarde IL. Is, 1.45, 8 is, ABS, 5.45.
Dias Sestivos.-Maflana e,7e5, $50 .45
y IL. Tards 1915 I.S0, 2 so, s so, 80 s,
IS $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
Catsflo Bayam6n, ida vuelta IA. clase
25G "a. case 16G De Bayam6n CatahO y
vuelta IA. clase I5e, "a. clase I0e.
Billetes ordinario de Capital CatahO en-
La, clas6 s eentavos.
Bsyamon 19 de Septiembre de 1905
Ramon Valdez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
AMuNclQ.
Departments del interior de Puerto Rico
-BureaW de O6ros Pd6hcas. Ofcino
dol Superintendent.

San Juan, P. r. Marco Is, do 1908
PFOpoHiciones en- pliegog csTEadog para
ID adjudication en- p6b ica subaata de Ia
construction de Kilometres mas manos
de Il caTFetsra de CoEczAl & BaErog, Sec
ci6a Kmg. 0. 300. ss admitir6n en euta
Ofcina hasts Ias 10 ?. m. del dfh 28 de
MagsO, 1908. en- que ae abrir6n Pub ica'
mente
81 pTesnpuesto apToximadc de las obEas
aEcisnda Z $24 $50 CO.
TodOs 10 datos necesaFioB, impFasoa de
preparedness y contFato inBtrucciones &
los postoEeB ge dar6n en eHta OfeinR.
Ssr6 condici6n easncial del contFato que
el ContratintR, psItjE del gagundo mes
inclusive del pla8o para Ii termination ds
log tFabRjoR, ejecute CRda mes obyaY poH
valor no menoT de $5 600 menUuales.
La Administration 90 ressrva 81 derecho
de Eechssar cualquiera 6 todau Les pFoposi.
clones , dsadjudiCaT 81 contrato baio otra1
conHideRaciones que lsB de pEecio Rolamen.
te.-PoF oFden del Comisionado del Inta.
tsTiOT, ?. :. JimSnss. supt. dc Obrnu P6.
bliCaH Ntm. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
Una bods.

Aute 81 iusz de esta ciudad Lcdo. jose
Baz6o, han contrAido matrimonio aysT,
les distinguidos j6vsnes Eliza Fernandez J
Juan Nor agaI FusEon tslt .gos lcElsreE,
Carlos Preston, cu6sdo do lR ContEayente
y Js,ii MonagRB, hegmGno del CO ,yug-.
La stn ,Eits Fern6ndsz eB muY conociAa
en- sRta sociadad bfina dc las distingui
daB sea TaR Maria RodIjguez do BalaEqui
de , Msnuela r R,drfgaez de Preston.
Dtssamos que 10 fsiieidad que hoy son
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