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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-03
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FoToGRAFos.-sA SAN FRANCISCO 4s
Rstratos ampliaciones de todas clases
clarO oseuro al oleo.
Tarietas Postales Albums de Pto-Rico.
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paoa para las mismas.
PRECIOS MODICOS,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-03
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-03
DR.. N. RAMIREZ
MEDICO CIRUJANO.
OCULISTA.
CONSULTAS: de 2&5P. M.
Plaza Principal nun. 80.
VENTA

Sc venden en- Santurce, barrio dc Hormt-
gueros, tres casas con solares propios, de tres
habitaciones cada una, de MADEIRA, cobijadas
de hierro galvanizado y ademas un solar.
El precio dc estas propiedades es el mismo
por sf que se ha adquirido en- bipoteca.
Los Que uuieFan haeer el negocio, pueden
dirigirBe don Joaquin Pacheco, en- su nue.
blsrfA oAlle Allen, n6mero %.
The sun., 1903-11-15
SKATING SEASON OPENS.
Athletic and intercollegiate Leagues Ar.
ranging Hockey Schedules.

The st. Nicholas Skating Rink opened
last night for the winter season. There were
many who were glad to have an evenings
skating. and the rink was well patronized.
The ice was in good condition and the band
was on hand to enlven things. The rink
will be open every night to the public except
Mondays. when 1t is reserved for the mem
bers OF the st. Nicholas Skating Club.
During the winter many entertainments
will be arranged for, and the hockey tourna-
mpnts will gin about the end Of next month.
The Athletic League and the Intercollegiate
League will be the most important OF the
tournaments and the teams will begin rrac-
ticing at once The meeting OF the later
collegiate League will be held at the ST; Nicho-
las Rink next Thursday evening. This as
sociation Is composed OF HARVARD. iale,
Princeton Brown and Columbia. 1t Is said
that Cornell and Pennsylvania will apply
for admission this year. ~.
In the Amateur |. .ea cue are the Crescent and
New York athletic clubs. the Hockey Club OF
New York and the St Nicholas and Brooklyn
Skating clubs. A committee. consisting OF
b PhiIiIps, New York A, C.: nj. Std. Davies.
Hockey Club; Clifford +. Dunno, BTookiyn
Skrtluc Club, and X. Gordon, st. Nicholas
Skating Club, Is now at work arranging tne
schedule There has been some talk OF an
other BROOKLYN club entering the league;
The BROOKLYN Rink will open Tor skating
on Thanksgiving Day, and the teams OF
Brooklyn will begin practicing the next
week
The sun., 1903-11-15
A BUNCH OF BICYCLIsTs.
Almmy Michael, His Brother and Dos and
Eight European Riders Arrive.

A dlstln gu shed band OF bicycle riders
arrived here on the steamship La Savoie
yesterday morning. Foremost in the hearts
Of the American public was little Jimmy
Michael, the Welsh Rareblt. accompanied
by his younger brother. Willie. who Is
winning his spurs as a rider. and his fox
terrier, Tri1ie. Two other Americans were
Hoffman, the motor cycle pace-maker.
formerly the PAGER for Harry Elkes. and
Woody Hedspeth. Chicago negro. who
rode here In the six day race last year. The
others were eight European racing men
who como here to compete In the six day race
At Madison Square Garden next month.
Named as they will be teamed they are
CouRoltz and Simar, Breton and Contenet,
Wander stuyft and Samson, Beaugendre and
Rettich.
OF these, Goueoltz. Simar and Breton were
seen here last year In the ne week grind.
when they all showed themselves good riders
and gritty, Slmar riding several days with q
broken RIB. OF the others. Contenet ls the
particular star. though Samson and Wander
Stuyft ars both known as crack riders In
France Contenet was the first to place the
one hour record above the fifty mile mark
after Robl had covered fifty miles and
fraction and he Is rated as top notch man
In France. The others also are well known
riders. Samson being Belgian. ,Rettlch
German and Wander. Stuyft Hollander.
From the steam,hip dock they went direct ct
b been I'"enSsd engaged for them They viii begin
training at Manhattan Beach on Monday
under the supervision OF the veteran. Tom
The sun., 1903-11-15
Girls Play Basketball.

The Normal College Alumn@ team. cap
tained by Miss Lucie H. Wildwood. defeated
the crack Manual Training High School quin-
tet at basketball yesterday by the score OF
80 points too. An enthusiastic crowd watched
the contest which was decided In the Second
Signal Corps Armory. Brooklyn.
In tho FIRST period Capt. Wildwood Tailed
four goals from the field. Miss Schroeder
three and Miss Hawley four. while Miss
Schroeder also annexed two baskets from the
foul line, making the total 20 points for Normal
to u blank for Manual.
In the second period the NoImalites let up
a bit In tine play. but sarnered fve more goals
Cant Wellwood two and Miss Schroeder two.
fhe New York Normal College varsity
basketball team played the first of series OF
day morning In the college gymnasium.
corner Of Park avenue and SiTty-eighth street.
team. led her players to victory by the score
Of 20 points to 10.
The sun., 1903-11-15

many jobbinr houses, SO will the prices.
for that matter, and between the two the
buyer fares pretty well.
The Mark Cross Company tell readers so
much and so fully in the announcement
that but little can really be added The har-
women, and then the department suited
tG the nsed of where articles
time, when every one is making preparations
for, Horse Show week. the stock is most in
shown that it is useless to try to enumerate G
them. Even the casual caller will see many
things that suggest want not before ap-
ments OF harness and accessories seen at
the horse show will suggest many purchases
TO M Sns a. can the
thing up to date and reliable than at any
of the stores OF the Mark Cross Company
oems nos of nc oS5y f%Ta aG%t1z it d have
Of doing busin:s could survive, and iiourish
have come to be recognized as the standard
by which others are measured. III you have
Qunby carriage you have the best. is the
who las owned one but will indorsr 1t. The
factory and showIooms In Newark are very
oppostc the station Of The D"Iawarc, Lacka-
WANNA and Western Railroad IL Broad street.
These are busy days at the auction mart
of Van 1asssl and Kearney. is0-iS2 last
1nirlecnti, street. Many city residents 20
into winter quarters, so to speak. and retire
from out door life and sell the riding or driv-
ing outfit About an equal number fancy
out door life with the clear, braCing air of
autumn and these seek the best place to pur-
chase. SO. between the two. trade at the pop
ular mart is brisk.
Flandrau d Co. tell the public that at NO
The sun., 1903-11-15
Cant. Barr and HerreshoH Plan Campaign
Abroad with IngOmar.

BRISTOL. r. l.. Nov. l+-Capt. Charlie Barr.
late commander Of the successful Cup racer
Reliance. visited Bristol to-day. He came
here to talk with Designer Herreshoh about
the fitting out OF the racing schooner lingo
mar owned by Morton F. Plant Of New York.
Capt. Barr Is to be the skipper OF the In
romur when she Is to race the first OF the
Coming year In the Mediterranean and other
European waters, and II is understood that
the craft. which is regarded az the fastest
schooner afioat on this side OF the Atlantic.
hon shops in Bristol harbor. will soon be laid
alongside the Hcrreshon shops and fitted
several hours talking with Mr.. Herreshof
about the boat before leaving Bristol.
The sun., 1903-11-15
INTERNATIONAL AUTO RACE.
Proposition To Put Professional ChaufFeurs
on tho Cars.

Ou ulO SArO'
Notification has been sent out by the racing
committee Of the Automobile Club OF America
that all persons desiring representation on
the American team In the race for the inter.
national automobile cup next year must send
their entries to George Isham Scott. chair
man Of the racing committee. at the club
house before Dec. Is. The same conditions
as obtained last year will govern entries.
Each candidate for the team must send
description Of his cur and state how near to
completion 1t Is. A check for $500 must also
accompany the application. which amount VIII
be refunded to applicants who are not chosen
members Of the team.
The team to represent this country will con-
sist OF not more than three cars. and the rae
Ing committee OF the club will select three
According to the present rules the driver
longing club that IL represents. This feature
sdsra6s Just the ths t1n.
ply. has petitioned the French club to chan ge
the rules so that professional chaut1eurs
e 3oa tssT cai fhs
Automobllists here are inclined to think that
race ls a little more than the men who own
The cars care to travel a. and that 1t NV would
be better to have proiess9ppas 9p Ss Wa9 are ae-
II the rule Is not chan ged there will no
doubt be pressure brought to bear to have the
club admit to membership few professional
chauneurs for the express purpose OF having
them drive In the race. Automobiles IN
New York oity say there should be no bar of
amatsurlsm or sentiment to keep the greatest
Representing the country in the race, when
Q victory in It means so much. and they point
to the fact that the German. French and
them from putting their best chaufreurs In
their cars. De Knyn. Gabriel and Fournier 9f
France. Edge and Jarrott OF England are Al
not hesitate to send out Jenatzy,. a cosmo-
politan free lance, and Foxhal! Keene. .,,,n an
America has It's Oldhed and Cooper. who
have been tried and proved capable and
fearless chaureurs. and 1t is being argued
Automobile Club OF America should find some
way to let these men represent 1t in the great
International FaCe,
The sun., 1903-11-15
BLUES SELLS FOR S1,7OO.
Small Price for Erratic Handicap Horse
-8S.lOO for Crown Prince.

The entire Pleasanoe Stable and few horses
from the Pepper Stable were sold In the pad
dock at the Jamaica track yesterday. The
stock offered was fair. and good prices ruled.
Crown Prince, a two-year-od chestnut colt
by Meadowthorpe-Wltch Sterlina was sold
to L. " Bell for So. 100, the top price OF sale.
The well known performer. Blues. was
knocked down to Fred Burlew for Si.70o.
PRorxRrr OF pHrrER STABLE.
brbins'h2S5e' bt.mSee ssi s fS RSessa sMsaas0wsAorD. $50
orSyR %sh! hF,'ass slas Ha b XII. Mo.ao~'AorD' .oo
M litSsa BTsasls sf b. ns:ao"'Ao!p. o
"ffsPs.s fspssl f. sS.npssy BY Imp k.n'.l.-Lsa, 100
s,ysISs:S s,Ssi1S; Sesrse PSdIsS SI ;S S.,,:t.~A IS
IGss p.pSsi Ssie esS,t: g. By ,%H k.n44.-L.dy
PRoPHRTY OF THE PLxAsANcH sTABLH.
Blue. % b. H. by Sir Di1on-Bonnle Blue H.; ., ,.o
Tol san b. T.. 2. by Pessaria-DIana: W. c. .
70 San. p; I. 2 by imp. st. Blaiso-Aisas; ~.
PeSsi eSH b; B Jane, & bK ao,s np Lord E''e'lns
": II. Karrlck .....,.....-.....,...'. :. 100
s'ssHsss sssis q ksG.nsy,y Il imp s.h.nD'oa ,oo
he,f aoe4e aPea'sn'H H. * Ra4rct o' 81 f'ol.n .oo
DAF N.Y. b' ws,s Il ey imp Golden o.r''r-Ren.' 1000
PROPERTY OF DAVID oIpEoN.
Biy,haneis E.1i. S;v. b1. S,,e2S by His H'shnss, No
paEedom, g. G.. !. By His Highns.;i-Liii,a WV
PROPERTY or oHacK STABLE.
Trossachs. ch: f,2. by Sir walter-Mountain
The sun., 1903-11-15
"MAJOR" TAYLOR GETS HIS PRICE
Result Is He stops Arranging to Settle
Down and Scurrtes to Australia.

That It makes a difference what a man will
do when ne gets his price was shown yes
terday by Major Tayior's action In making
hasty departure for Australia accompanied
by his wife and father. Taylor had decided
to retire and was In earnest about it. His
house at Worcester was being renovated and
all his arrangements were complete for sett.
ling down. The Australian promoters wanted
him to come there to race this winter and had
oabled him several offers. all Of which he
and thought It would be prohibitive. He
had no idea the promoters would pay his
enteed and all his winnings clear. 1t Is EVIL
dent, though. that Taylor Is an attraction In
the land OF the kangaroo. for on Thursday
he got a letter accepting his terms. with
draft Of $500 enclosed, a guarantee Of the
balance on landing, a signed contract and
Instructions to catch the next steamer from
San Francisco; Having obtained his price.
Taylor decided to go. and in order to catch
the steamer he stopped the work on his house,
came to New York on Thursday night and
to catch the steamer from Frisco.
The sun., 1903-11-15
An Attractive Sporting Paper.

Tho Illustrated Sporting Neus for this week
II a very attractive number. The cover Is
striking picture Of horse ridden by woman
taking a hurdle at the Horse Show. There
is q fne page picture OF Irish Lad as a frontis-
piece Among the articles are Cross Country
Riding as q Sport for Women, The Har-
trated: The Art OF Driving a Coach and Four. -"
by Morris F. Hewlett. and a good article on
the ladies dog show In the middle OF io, the
Morning with the Meadow Brook Hounds
On the Way to the Hunt. Another ATTRACTIVE
picture Is sketch OF The Girl Who Rides
By j. A. Ripley.
The sun., 1903-11-15
Golf.

pe.itive ntSe"ii event to-day over the New Country
CUBS golf fST the Rsrtos Iesustr GsfaSns
Won the prize with net score Of ~. The
scores
w. W. Burton. California, IS. e-?9: George D,
Cooksey, Lakewood; loo is-s7; " J.: Evans
7~s4: F. B. Barrett. Lake wood, 81, 81; Davidson @
Lloyd Allegheny, o., IS: A. s. CarpentsI phi.
fspnl' GaT4H ssytaS ~ tso byteS Gssde@
Fnncver Baltusrol. 90 SIS: c. D. landau Ia ke :
wood oe lsss ,S, }aiper Lyndsh ~ LrseSooa g.
Black. Palm Bench i02, il-si George "orthinS-
ton, Lakewood, l0l i0-el
There was q sweepstakes handicap played
mt the Dyker Meadow Golf Club links yester-
day, in which there was fair feld OF com;
petitors, but only four men who returned
cards. owing to the easy victory OF the winner
The cards were;
III n 7. Pusiter, 81, so-77 crowell Hadden' Jr'.
In the mixed foursome competition at the
donpss s1dssI ret%nned n cards Of lie sixteen couples
who sent in their entries The course which
is now exceedingly sporty and dimonlt TO
sy in ow nres rssued Esd ptmff m foS Se
and nnt siGrs f Jeremiah pe aS snd Miss fyns and Mr
James A, Tyng.at i0l. Inc VIC H'.i "a b'"' oo
of in the near future
,os s@ioi; Miss Tying and Mr.. james a; Tyng, iis'
is-ioi Mrs. James Maton ana AZ; S Wnfhen .oh
5y1 Mss Helen sss axynn Gasn ."d snr
man. i22, ib~lo7 Mrs. W. F. Morgan and M. n:
Logan i so h5s H., d. Il b.sg s,r .nd nd
NJ. e. F. Morgan, .iae, io.iis; Ms n Pendis'0n
The sun., 1903-11-15

and When oierei for sale the purchaser has
only to enjoy the pleasure OF driving a per-
sold by the Standard Coach Horse Company
will be much in evidence at the Garden TINS
week Such horses are bnn sod nGd do not
require long and expensive course ot schooi-
ing
r. S Luqueer 4 Co. are showing at 81
Murray street a complete stock Of harness.
saddles and everything needed In a driving
tury this house has been serving the New YORK
public, growing in popularity year after year
In this long stretch Of time the stock shoMn
inviting, all things considered than to-day
This is the season when many changes are
called for both in the stab BILE and on the street,
for the cold weather will soon be upon us.
The Bedford Wagon Works at 754 to 7eo
Bedford avenue, -RZcSklyn, make a sIeclaity
Of busntsI masGnH Frpire iH eva vans are included
for either one or two horses So, too, the
reader can exchange the wagon when aqes ps
needs IL desired, wagons are sold to re-
liable buyers on small weekly payments.
This to many is desirable feature
should study reasonable economy; II is
foolish to buy, an inferioT artcln because &c use
it is cheap and it is eguH'ly MnTse W, 70 gpoa Poa
article. In buying, OF the old Established
btiyST !s assured of the best in quality that
60 sold at the P,os nrc and no s%avs F moG n%M
crate. This is made possible by. moderate
expenses and a desire to deal fairly with
the public, At the showrooms, ss West
broadway. near Chambers street. the un-
pretentious entrance suggests a wholesale
or Jobbing house, where patrons are at
tracted by value and not appearance ces; Tins
is just the case. The entire first floor is used
as showrooms. and the stock will compare
The sun., 1903-11-15
BILLIARDS.
Poggenburg Makes an Average OF 20 ana
a High Run OF l2O.

At the Knickerbocker Academy BROOKLYN,
Yesterday afternoon the lovers Of the game
had "A chance to witness one OF the best con-
li-inch bnlk line contest between F. Pogeen-
burg and Edward Gardner. In the opening pias
a many points as Poggenburg. and con-
i.@',.d cnt.ointing him UP TO, the fourth
inning, when .Poggenpurs made run o'
Gardu,r made Il rally and reduced Poggen-
burs's lend BY 10 points. Poggenburg IN the
eleventh inning made long run, ~, re ne
WAS 81 points ahead OF Gardner when ne
went out IN th" fifteenth inning. Poggem-
burg made tn" remarkable average OF ~
Wll' tardner's average was 10.
=. PoEgcnburg S. 2. /. Q. 81, +5 "a 49, is l2o;
40 Of. IS
:, ,Gerdner-2l, :. ?, I, is. 80, 80 o. q TO- T.; ~,
= S '''''' E'0 A'e''Se' '''
The sun., 1903-11-15
Turf Notes.

Robert Johnson colored cook. yeste day received
q letter from the once well known Jockey. Anthony
Hamilton. In which the colored Jockey says he V
gradually sinking, and the doctors refuse 70 let him
ride. Hamilton ls now In Mcntone France.
Starter Fitzgerald yesterday renitted all nnes I'M
posed on the jockeys during the Jamaica meeting
Lady potentate was a wild horse yesterday
She was backed from 10 I TO s 70 .. On Friday
she ran and finished bad fourth.
The sun., 1903-11-15

time during the long and prosperous career
OF the house have they been able to show a
more complete assortment Of fashionable
carriages than can be seen at present IN their
showrooms at 406 to 4l2 Broome street, Not
only is the stock attractive. but the location
is central The Fourth avenue surface cars
pass the corner. The Broadway cars IRE IRE
and the crosstown car lines.
When Cammeyer makes public statement
it ia like the shoe he makes aud sells--always
stock of ev"rythng needed b. those VINO ENJOY
a canter over the Park bride paths In the
crisp air of the morning Is nowhere more
complete than at Cammeyers. Riding boots
in every good and fashionable style for both
men and women: LcRglns, and even the 0utnt
for the coming man and woman still In the
flush OF youth.
Bishop. at 90 Warren street. calls the at.
teItion Of readers to his complete line OF
station wagons with curtain or class fronts,
carriage made for the owner who keeps mod
est outfit. 1t IL equally well suited TO town or
country and to all seasons and all KINDS OF
weather, The balance OF the stock shown
at Bishops includes u comple etc Inc OF vehicles
suited to every one. either for heavy or light
harness.
At 74o to $50 Grand street, BROOKLYN, the
l. S Remson Manufacturing Company is
showing "A line OF carriages that includes
nearly every desirable kind for town. sub
part,Aent can be found n harness suited to
every style OF vehicle Inc lire ui sthbi. aid
carriage supplies is equally complete. Every
thng, in the line OF, stable and street blankets
everything in fact horse owner can desire.
n. p. Nichols 4 Co, the carriage builders.
announce that they are willing to rent new
The sun., 1903-11-15

broug CHAINS. oabriolets. hansoms and opera
busses TO desirab ble parties III ese are up
holstered and finished TO order. and the price
for one carriage is $500 Il year; for two to ono
party. $500 Il year. and for three. l.aOo
year.
The fasg- Tpton Company announces tho
ninth annual OLD Glory sale. which viii be
held in Madison Square Garden the week
following tine Horse Snow. II viii begin on
Monday. Nov. ~, and lust for nine days.
Some well known stables nave sent oonsign-
ments to this sale. and among !hese are the
Palo Alto. Mariposa and Mount kisco. Among
the horses catalog gued are Prince Of Orange
2:06i,, Tommy Briuon, ?:o8b.; Peter the
Great, 207L; Directum Miller, 2:os., and
others thut have attracted much attention.
There a.S sc""rsl hundred trotters anu PAGERS.
which should be in great demand py iiius1
who are wanting matinee or road horses.
and there are some that are snowy and hlRn
actors. There are also some rare -iaiions
and broodmares and colts and hIlies Tspre-
senting the most fashionable STRAINS Ia sss
country.
The sun., 1903-11-15
AUTOMOBILES.

ANSONIA MOTOR CAR CO.. 1853 broadway.
sells exclusively slightly used Gaso,ne and Elecro
Automobiles.
The sun., 1903-11-15

favorably in quality with that carried in
many jobbing houses So will the prices
for that matter. and between the two the
buyer fares pretty well.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Commencing Monday, Nov. End. the
city clerk will be at his Office from 7:l5
p. m. to p. N. for the purpose OF regis.
tering voters who are unable to come to
the Office in the day time. Naturalized
citizens must bring their papers to the
Office in order to get registered. Noy. q
the registration hooks will close. You
must get registered in order to vote at
the coming city election to be held Dec.
9th.
The Office OF the city clerk is in East
Aberdeen, over the West & Slade mill
company's Office.
Dated Aberdeen, Wash, Oct, 20, 1908.
p. f. CARK.
:, CITY Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

Send the Semi-Weekly Herald to
your friends In the east. A twice-a'
week typograph of Aberdeen and sur
rOundings.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-05-09

Police and fire departm ent-Coak-
ley, Hopkins, Hit.
Licenses and Tippling houses
Hit, Ooakley, Leighton.
Water works and electric lights
Coakley, McCune, Hopkins.
Hospital-McCune, Coakley, Hit.
Health, drainage and cemetery
all members of council, mayor, ex-
officlo chairman.
The clerk was instructed to draw a
warrant in favor of j. G. White fol
$683. AZ, being amount dne under
estimate No. 2, less $10.75 paid by
the city for picks, shovels, etc., anc
IS. 40 expenses OF city engineer.
The following retail liquor licenses
we're granted for the qua. ter beglnn-
ing May l.
j. Z. Rogers, Hotel Welser, o.
Rounds, Coleman & Co., Jewell &
Phillips, Maggie Allen, Clara Diven
Nellie Pontez, Vcndome Hotel
J Il. M. Barton & Co. was granted
wholesale liquor license for tn
quarter beginning May /.
Council will meet hereafter at tn
office of City Clerk Travis.
Adjournment was taken to Ma
18th. ~
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-05-09

Jerry is outl
That is the latest news in the line
OF city water works development.
How this startling event effected the
force OF FIVE men, which Jerry has
maintained, has not been learned.
Col. w. +. Butcher and Baker
City Lankers have been the financial
hackers of Jerry in the contest, If
not actually the real contractors. They
have finally realized that their inter-
ests, as well as the interests of the
city OF Weiser, were being seriously
jeapordized by the remarkable en-
ergy displayed by Jerry White. The
plant was likely TO become overhest.
ed and ruined through over-rapidity
in putting it in.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-05-09
NEW DRUG FIRM
SUCCEEDS OLD ONE
Walker & Sommercamp Buy
Out Davis Drug Co.

Weiser has bran new drug firm
this week-but in name only, as the
business is an old established one.
Mr.. Davis and son Ed have retired
from the Davis Drug Co. and the
firm name will be changed to that of
Walker & Sommercamp, Fred Walker
and Henry Sommercamp having pur-
chased the business A
Both OF the well equipped young
business men are we'll known, as Mr..
Walker has been with the Davis
Drug Go. two years, and Mr.. Som
mercamp was formerly a member ol
the mercantile firm of SommercamF
Bros.
The new firm will be strong on,
and it Is planning to move into new
and enlarged quarters as soon as ar
rangements can be made.
Mr.. Davis and Ed have made man,
friends in Weiser business CIRCLES
and they will be missed 1t is hopet
they will remain in Weiser, although
the doctor is talking of going to Cal
ifornia for his wife's health