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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02

pronunciado por el Honorable Gober-
nador de Puerto Rico, Mr.. William H.
Hunt, Ia noche del . de Octubre de
1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02

San Juan P. R., de 1903.
Sr Deter. del BoLErIN MERCANTIL
de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-02
La respuesta
de MIR Roosevelt

UN cABLEGRAMA Y UNA CARTA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
FOUR FINED FOR %
PLAYING |" SKIN z
Robert White Paid SlOfoTA AS
saulting a Man With I'll q /.
WAGON Shaft.

There was very little doing in the Po-
lice Court yesterday the day being UNI
usually quiet for atMonday.
Robert White, colored, was fined SO for
assaulting and striking Thomas Smith
with a wagon shaft. ~ 5i ri
a Lemon Benedict and 1sadore Cohen
were assessed IS ach tor being disorderly
Jacob Randolph paid $3.50 for engaging
In a. fight In the street.
John Brooks, colored. was dismissed OF
the charge Of hitting Jerry Boatwrtght
with billiard cue at Custalo's bal. It
was shown that the hitting was acclden-
Willie Green, Ike White. T. Ross and
sam johnson were charged S. each for
engaging In game OF s.9'skin, n
Maggie Taylor and Lizzie Henderson.
nolored, were each fined $3.50 for fighting
in the street. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
WeIsh-WoolfoIk.

Tho welding Of Miss Marie Louise
voolfolk OF Ellisyille: Louisa county. to
Mr.. John b. Welsh. Of this city was SOL
emnixed wednesday, April 2Sth.3,at the
voolfolk. by the Rev. Richard Bagby.
psstor Of ne Louisa Christian Church.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and plan Is. /. TX IA
The bride was attlred in gown or
white crepe de chine and carried llli les,
& y Miss Anna e. Welsh. sister !, e e, the = /,
Beautiful gown of white organdy,
The 4 groom was attended BY Nj, z.
The other attendants were: Miss Res-
sic voolfolk, sister of the bride; Miss
Kate Ellis, Mr., Alexander P. Thornton.
Of Richmond and Mr. Thomas Wool.
After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the dining ROOM. where an
elegant luncheon was served. Rif .fv5
A MISS Woolfolk, is one of the most charm
Ing and accom- lished young ladies Of
Louisa county. sg$
young attorney, They left Immediately
after the luncheon for an extended tour.
and viii be homo to their friends after
May 18th At No. aela East Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
,TRIdGs WORKS MATTER
Nothing Can BE Done With the Case
UntllAfterIt the Iltk Of MAY.

The petition OF certain creditors 70 have
the W. r, TrIgs Company declared lin
voluntary bankrupts will come up for
consideration by the United States Dis Dis
trict Court next Monday. May 18th. IN
til that date nothing can be q one by n the
creditors or BY the United Sta ties soY-
eminent. II the company is forced int,
bankruptcy, creditors Will then press
their claims In the chancery division Of
the court. s5S & Nh 3s "
No statement can be had as to " hether
or not the company can successfully re-
sist the application OF cred tora TO have
the corporation adjudged bankrupt
When tho matter is decided the United
states government will proceed through
its attorney to secure the completion,
without further delay OF the government
vessels Galveston and Mohaw k. Y s.s
A The company Is under bond. ITO com.
plete the vessels, on whiohfY the. govern
n,ent has made advance and ifaait 'da-
yelops that the w; ( r. Trigg Company
cannot do sc; the bondsmen will be held
for the cost OF the add lonAl work y
other words. the government VIII proceed
to have rthe vessels completed at TIE ex :
.pense OF the company's bon smen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
BosTOc i, SHOW
Grows Better and More Attractive
!. "a. Each palofIts Stay. r.

Now that the closing days Of the Bos.
took season is at hand. the show has
more than ever before taken the public
fancy. Visits to- the animal arena are
becoming the fad for society,t and heavy
winter wearing apparel has given away
to evening dress, 2 ssf,s Ia
animals has spread over tho entire city
and ~ state while Herman Weedon''a
strangely mated groun lis full gof II tart.
ling interest from the beginning until
tha anal subjugatlon OF 4 Col Ole" the ia
NOUS Royal Bengal tiger which con-
cludes his act. There is wonder express
i ed at every performances whether II is to
Ia The last, and when the ira sic end OF
the trainer will really come,
{ Moreli's leopards 80 Though their reg
mar performance this week and while
they. are treac.lerou IN thu extreme and
have nearly taken the life OF their fair
amer upon several occasions, obey her
Commands as though they were SO many
cats. 81 ~.
,aat week, 4 and Is attracting the usual
large audiences at every perform ance'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05

BODY. # II PUTS every pore into q healthy con.
dition asaists Mature In throwing Of poisons
ffom ihS body, allsys 1n1iammatfbn, cools,
soothes ana heels All lrritsted parts. 1t cures
chspped hands and lips, and all forms Of
chahns. No soap, no lotion, no wash ever
made Will SO quickly quiet a baby suffering
With prtokly heat or any form OF rash ~
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap. Ia aoothtnS
effect upon the lttlo one Il almost instan-
tsneous. want every person troubled with
hives, or who ID tormented BY any itching,
to battle with Munyon's Witch Hazel soap,
using water al hot al the skin can bear. Re-
I lief viii BE- Immediate There ID not case
Of danarut, and ] know OF no scalp disease
but this soap will cure. Il ID ideal for sham
pooling II prevents hair from falling out by
strsngthening aud feeding the roots. Ladies
viii and Tits soap great blessing as . wash
for certain irrltanons, weekneM and discharges:
\ Il ID Anaseptic, allays al Inflammation, and
removes oil unpleasant odon. Every gentle
man who shaves himself should try this soap.
II softens the beard and prevents tho skin from
becoming lrritated and sore No smarting, no
burning no need Of bay rum or witch hazel
for bathing, For The general toilet II Is an
exquisite luxury, 4 improves any complexion
and makes the skin soft as velvet. 1t e -
far superior to any other soap ever made %
the electric light ID to the tallow dip. You
cannot afford TO be careless about your soap,
especially X there are young children in the
j 'Amit =. eotu 's9l' 80 AuNYoN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
AUNYoN
rEr rH1,

steps have been taken to arrest Choyi
}Chong Wah on the charge Of smuggling
II Sam Lee can sustain his claim that ne
bought the goods OF this man, not know;
Ing that It was smuggled opium, ne VIII
4exonerate himself OF the charge Thls, "
Is believed he can do, but the Mott street
merchant must then explain his possess
sion Of the uns tamped opium. t
THE story that the local Chinese were
resentfui toward Charles Key, the inter-
prefer brought here by the government,
and that they had held meeting suns
day and threatened his life II he did not
leave here. was laughed at YESTERDAY by
the lnterprete when he was interviewed
( BY reporter for The Times Dispatch at
the Lexington Hotel where he Is stop
ping. .1t any OF them threaten me- no
said, Eli have them locked up. Fie
said he was not the least bit alarmed,
and that he had heard nothing Of the
alleged threats; and did not credit the
rumor. Key left yesterday evening for
Washing but Will be here at the near J.
Ing Of these cases on the 18th as the
interpreter for the government.
E5} When the cases OF the FIVE Chinese were
called yesterday bcfore Commissioner
Brady MI. r. H Talley was announced
as associated with Messrs. Henry and
Melvin Flegenheimer, as counsel for the
defendants. District Attorney Lewis APP
upon Immediately going into the cases.
Mr.. EFlegenheime protested that he had
no time to even examine the certificates,
the yalidityof which was the Issue IN
the case, and that he had had absolutely
no opportunity to confer with his clients:
He desir ed to secure a competent Inter-
prefer to- assist him in communicating
with his clients and getting Information
necessary to the conduct Of the defense.
M District Attorney Lewis insisted that
there BIO no further delay, but the COM
missioner finally consan ted to defer CON
sideratlon OF the case until Monday, May
18TH, and the bonds were renewed until
that time. n M
That there has been large indulgence
In opium in this city during the past
year or two Is widely believed, but there
{ Is no direct evidence on this point, which
4 Is not an issue in the cases now in the
Federal Court
Key, the interpreter, stated that the
boxes found were known as one pound
boxes, but that they usually were about
MALT full,9 Even at this figure the dis
Ecovery Of go empty boxes indicate ties an
enormous consumption OF the opiate.
! Il is Inferred from these figures that
others than the few Chinese In the city
have been Uniting the pipe. I'd 8
The Messrs. Blegenhelmer. counsel for
the alleged allen Chinese, states that
they attribute the arrests and charges
now being heard as the result Of dis
sensons among the local Chinese, In con-
washington and reported that there were
aliens here, and that opium was being
used In large quantities, They, believe
they VIII be able to show that the whole
matter81s O much ado about nothing, or
next to nothing. 4; 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
SALE CONTINUED
Delinquent Property Sale Was Post
poned Until To-day. 8l

Mr.. n. g. Waltord, collector Of delln-
quent taxes, has postponed the sals
Of delinquent property for one day,
SO that those who were not able to pay
yesterday may do 50 to-day, ana thus
save their property from the hands OF tbs
land7grabbers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
REV. DUTY l'.' TO ], LEAVE j. ll:::.l !,
Disturbance at ST Philips Ends With ~
Resignation Of Rector.

ri Tho Rev. Maxine F. Duty. rector Of
st. Philips (colored) Episcopal Church.
iof this city, has rendered his resignation 2
TO the yestry Of that congregat ton, and
itlhas been accepted. The Rev utygac..
s SSnIGS { W. w. Va.
The resignation Of the colored rector
Is the direct outcome OF the recent dis
turbance at the church. When the now
The ma ority OF the members were. against
the rector and It is understood that the
resignation follows as o result OF TINS
20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
Z OWENS q MINOR DRUG Coz
Distributors.

.'Consul," the educated chompanEee was
presented with a handsome shaving mug
and brush. by some Of hi many admir-,
ers yesterday. II FIJI SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
I,NllIIlI.UI]N''YON TALKS.
TO WOMEN
Tells How They May Have
/ Beautiful Complexion
and Grow Lux
urlant Hair

Munyon's witch,
Hazel Boap ID really
. akin FOOD ~ 4
Svltalirer. The only
soap oontainin &
witch b aEel--its
success has caused
tmltators TO brand
their loap Witch
hazel | these words
cannot be trade
marked. See that
the soap ID stamp.
ed Munyon n. It
nourishes the akin
Just As m Y 81 ~
food tlourishe0 the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
Rlchmonders lnlMaW York.

NEW YORK. May 4.ERarth oldt 4, i,
p a haanE Mi1sn " h slasTf eFS
M Miller. IN: 81, DENTS, q, N M Yer,
AZ Cohen; broadway Central; III r lE'g8ST'
Grand Union, u. II, Chalkley, ~ 4 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
HAlLnoAp,s
h. s s,ss g soso ~ IN M

n r r. = Riehmond, Frsdsr.ce!s L
~ - burg ~ Iotomae F. \! 4
Tralns Lssvs Hlehn,ona sfth ward
s s;s a Il, M a. Hsily .l sysss 81 eas2sa
Ills A. NJ. week days. ElbA Ashland -.
is, SS'n. a! ss sunday only. BYRD q
s;ts 4. NJ. week days. Hryd g. Through
L es noon. week days Bye r. Thr%11 ass.
erlckpburH accorntno da ton. ~
1 SOS r. M. daily, n 81 Throueh
sa6 r. week days. DlbA. A q Mai g.
s \ as,y gy y. Az htc 4. u.
s Trains Arrivs Rlohrnond- Southwark.
Il $40 y. n. wssk vs. Elba- AZ Inland ~.
q 500 "A. NJ daily. Byrd M e.. !. II 81.
s;S AZ Nj. week days. Byrd st.S Fred.
erlcksburY accommodate ton. 81, rs
1906 n. M.iaweeK days Byrd st. 4 hrouEh
4 2:0b P. d M, daily. Main st through
see s,1 3 :, "a M tlsy day.. hlea AsAland as
s!dS Nd M a as!Iy h BEysa 81 FFhhFsash
1875 T, NJ, daily. Main III. t: Throng ny
II 100 P. NJ. week days Eiba. As nd az
NotsMPullman Sleeping or 1'arlor Cars
~ t5alRsn 71Segt lsiia
Gsn'i Man asst Gen AanE''r, rafs Man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
SOUTHERN RAIL vvaY|,

,SCHEDULE in EFFECT APL:a 6, 1905
TOO "A. M.--Dally. Local for Charlotte;
ls;5o T, IpaIy Ll9ltsd ,h ySs 4 Pnl J,
& Orleans. Memphis. Cha ttanpoga and all
d the South i55i . a ii = S, q & " &
1i:W 5. M.-Daily. y Limifed Pullman
ready $50 & y I sss a | Ith hss South,
The savqrite route to- gel tinlors ana
eastern points. Leave Richmond ~ =.
Hoo 4: s5 sss Sunday, Lepsl mixed
2::iHb p n .-I IsS for west Fph.L
1880. F. M.-E1oept SUNDAY. .9 For Hs4e
y Point, connecting with sqsansss TOT HAlf
t'moF?s s snd S'xss6 .! Ne a siasttsaxo1p y
8s!s5 a. Nj. and e.sa 2, A.-'F rem ~ ~
,sSeuth,,. 3H.s
s ss nM- lsslsm ss,; saa ... roal
g, y, AeH Dirt \, y IS SEGIH.Ex
q. VI. sWEsTsURY y. 2. n ~, ~ -. y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
Attractive Building Lots.

Among the real estate sales for to-day
ia tho Offering this afternoon at 80
o'clock OF about seventy-tve very attrao-
tive building lots IN the plan OF FAR
mount, to be sold by N, w, 3oWe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05

Maliesl vssks 3asrss that B1ght's Diseass
ana Diabetes sre in curl Able, but q per cent: are
pesittvsly recovering under the. Fulton Conn -:
aud rheum atisna o6sr but abort reststAnce j
Price. q for tbs Bri Dissaee and elto ne ne
D1abetlc Compound John y. fulton Co. ~
ers. FREQ tasts made for pAtielts, Descriptive
pamphlet mailed free AN 55 5 *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
Gaines, Mill.


$i$Tha entertainment and turkey party
g SflvsMh MP RI 1ocesl GauidnE last Wednesaay
evening was most perfect success The
dining room was tastefully decorated with
drapines Of pink and white while snow
halls and narc!ssus In profusion ADDED
more beauty to- the scene. The turkey
party, a most novel feature, was entered
into with merriment, there being two
Z prizes awarded, The first prize was
awarded Miss Matte ke!lum the second
was carried Oft by Master Willie EI<ellum.
a number Of children clad In dainty
frocks filled out the evenings pleasures
with recitation and song, the following
taking mart; Misses Sarah Allison. Lena
Hufner Ophela Nelson's Matte kel!um,
Virginia hicGhee; Masters Rhea Nelson,
Ellison Gauldlng. Hetreshmants were
bountifully served, IS,
MRS. Willie Kellum ana children, OF Hen
rIoo. are visiting relatives IN Hanover,
Mrs, joe McGhee who's has been quite
sick, IL now conval escing, e XII
\ Mrs, ~, Martin Ia RAPIDLY improving az
ter a, severe spell of illness,
Thasllttle child OF Mrs. ], Goodman "a
rapidly recovering from 2 severe attack
of the measles.
Miss Ida Gaulding is III with the measles
at the home Of her parents IN the lower
part VI Hanover.
The monthly meeting Of the w, @. 7,
u. Will be held at the homo of Mrs, u.
q. Gauldlng on Wednesday, the 9Th In
stant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05

i In Norfolk and vicinity was prepared BY;
Dr.. "A. p. Owen. It nd show the situs-i
ton there 10 be most encouraging So
Z In percentage" says Dr. Owen. "the Bap-,
lists have outs tftpped all the o her de-
]; nom nations and have grown very much
more than the popula ton b
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-10-10
BONES UNEARTHED.
wORKmEN DISCOVER PORTION OF
HUMAN SKELETON.
Evidence of Ancient Burial Place Un
covered While Digging Trench
for Pipe.

The workmen who are digging the
trench for the pipe from the spring to
tile pumping station, Frinay morning
unearthed the bones OF an adult human
being. The portion of the skeleton un-
earthed was the part from the hips
down, but il is not known whether IL
is that OF male CT female. The 9TH
er uart lies under the bank and will
not be disturbed, and those discovered
were placed where they we're found.
The find shows evidence of an an
cient burial place, but it must have
been manv years ago. for none OF
the residents of that section know of
such having been in existence, There
was evidence of coffin for the nails
were found and it is supposed that
tie wood part had decayed.
I. is the superstition that the place
was an old private burial ground and
that there are other bodies near.
There was slight commotion among
the workmen when the bones were first
uneartbed, but they were laid to one
side and after the pine had been plac-
ed were put in the same position in
which they were found. The evidence
of the coffin showed that it could have
been no Indian.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-10-10
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Miss Louise Snodgrass Married at
6 o'clock Wednesday.
WAS AN ELABORATE EVENT
Reception Follows, and Many Invited
Guests Were Present at the
Latter Event.

A pretty home wedding was solem-
nized at O'Clock Wednesday evening,
when Mrs Louise SnodQrass, daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. John p. Snodgrass
and Mr. George l.. Weaver were mar
ried. The home of the BRIDES par
rents was the scene of the marriage.
and the house was tastefully decorat-
ed for the event
The bride was handsomely gowned
in peau de crepe, entrain with veil,
and she carried lilies of the valley
and roses. There we're no brides
maids, but little Miss MolleIle Kuy-
kendall acted as flower girl, carving
wealth OF pink and white carnations.
The best man was Mr. Charles Weaver,
while the ushers were Mr.. Kinnaird
Snodgrass, of Parkersburg, w. Va. ;
Mr. b. +, OdeD, of Washington; MI.
A A. Lemon, of Harpers Ferry, and
Mr.. Stephan Il Snodgrass, of this city.
AS the bridal party entered the par
lor Thompson orchestra played the
wedding march from "Lohengrin -
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. o. +. Hippo, assisted by Rev. T.
S. Dunawav, pastor of the first Bap.
fist church. of this CITY.
After the ceremony reception was
held number of invited guests at
tended.
PARKINSON-EFLLERS.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the parsonage of the First Baptist
church on W. Burke street Wednesday
night at 8 O'Clock. when Miss Anna
Belle Fellers. daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. f. Fellers, of East Burke
street, was married TO Mr.. Samuel
Smith Park inson. also of this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
7. S. Dunaway. pastor of the First
Baptist church in the presence of
number of friends and relatives of
the contracting parties.
The bride was attired in a hand
some evening dress, while the groom
wore the conventional black. Imme-
diatelv after the ceremony the brid-
al party were driven to their home
on East Burke stceet, where they Will
reside in the future.
Mr.. Parkinson. who. is well-known
in this CITY, is EMPLOYED at the Au
huru Wagon cOmpany's works in this
city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-10-10
SEQ t
[ MULSION

SCOTS Emulsion is the
means of life and of the en-.
joyment of life of thousands of
men, women and children.
To the men SCOTS Emul-
sion gives the flesh and
strength so necessary for the
cure of consumption and the
repairing of body losses from
any wasting disease.
For women SCOTS Emul.
sion does this and more. 1t is
most sustaining food and
ionic for the special trials that
women have to bear.
To children SCOTS Emul
sion gives food and strength
for growth of flesh and bone
and blood. For pale girls
for thin and sickly boys SCOTS
Emulsion is a great help.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT g. BOVINE. Chemists,
4o9-4i5 Pearl Street. New York
SOC. and $l.oo; all druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-10-10
RERl FOR SAFE KEEPING
Charles Barger, Charged With
Murder, in Martinsburg Jail.
SHOT A MINOR NEAR KEYSE2
She,f Of mineral County Feared Mob
Violence and Brought His Prisoner
10 This City.

Charles Barger young man aged "a
years, married and the fatbe" OF two
small chill rem, is in jail in Martins
burg. where he WAS brought couple
of DAYS ago from Keyser. W. Va.
by Sheriff Dixor, of Mineral county,
who feared thai an attempt wouldsh
made to lynch Barper for shooting
and killing man named John Adams
several DAYS ago. TIE shooting occur
81 at Barnum, smati, mining town
in Mineral county, snd was said 20
be the ont come IT labor troubles
among the mine workers. Al effort
was being made to orgauize a uniou
among the men, and Barger refused
to affiliate himself with the propos-
ed organization. Adams was one
of the leaders among those who were
organizing the union, and it is said
he and Barger became involved in a
difficulty. the latter calming that
Adams called him 5cah. " Bar
ger choaked Adams, but the latter
friend interfered, aud Bargar went
home. Retaining a sho 9 tim after
ward he passed crowd of men, and
ne claims Adams called him q. scab.
He started toward Adams, when it is
charged the latter raised shot gun
which was lying on a platform by his
side. Barger then QUICKLY pulled q
revolver from his pocket and fired
three bullets into Adams, woundinp
Tim motally.
Rarger was taken lin charge by the
officers, who placed him in jail at
Keyser Feeling ran high against
Bareer among the miners, owing TO
the shooting, and whenl Adams died
about week after the ARRAY, 1t was
feared that an ATTEMPT would be.made
to lyuch the prisoner. Sheriff Dixon
then hurriedly placed him on Bal.
timore and Ohio train aud brought
him to this city, where he was turn
cd over 10 Sheriff Stuckey for safe
keeping. The officials here refused
to say word about the presence of
Barqer, and Kept the matter a secret.
The story leaked ont, however, and
an investigation by a newspaper ma II
resulted in the confirmation of the
rumor of Barger's presence in the
Martinsburg jail He is under the
watchiul eye of Deputy Sheriff Culd.
well. and is kept closely guarded no
one beig permitted to see or converse
with him Barger will be taken back
to Reyser as soon as il is believed
safe to do so. lie may he kent hele
until January. when the grand jury
meets III Mineral ounty.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-10-10
MARTINSBURG PROVISION CO.
The New Firm Began Business Ia This
city.

The Martinsburg Provision Co. i,
lately organized institdtion IN this
city. Tue members of the firm are
MavoF George +. Evans, 0. T. Will
son, II. B. Wilson ard two other gen
tlemen whose names are not gwen.
The company will conduct a whole
sale and retail business, and will
handle all kinds of provisions.
The room lately used bv Nj. George
Lambert as a meat market has been
leased bv the firm, and operations
began on Wednesday of this week
The officers are:
President and Manager-O. 7. Wilson
Secretarv-H b. Wilson.
superintendent aud Treasurer-Geo.
f. Evans.
Mr.. o. T. Wilson was for years
connected with the Lambert market,
while Mr.. II. b. Wilson has beer
with the Garrett groce cry.