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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
TO BE RESTORED.
Old Historic Church to- be Repaired -Recep-
ton to Or. and Mrs. r. P. Kerr.

The old historic Pohick Church, near
Alexandria, will be restored. If a strong
effort, which will not be confined to any
particular locality, proves effective. Ihs
entire countryS will be called upon, ana
an appeal is now being issued to the
churches and the patriotic societies
throughout the land for q contribution
on February 22d-the birthday of Wash
ington.
ne amount needed is only about ST.
900 or $4,000 to be used in repairing, re-
storing and maintaining the interesting
cid colonial house Of worship, where
George washington worshipped during
his lifetime, and where the Lees, the
Fairlaxes, the Masons, and others, at
tended, but the money must come at
once or it will be too late. for the build
ing soon will be beyond recall. The
diagram of the old pews, pulpit
and sounding board is kept in the
sale OF the once OF Superin Leuuent Douge
at Mt. Vernon, and from this diagram a
perfect restoration can be made if the
money is forthcoming. Those interested
in the matter declare that q reproach
rests upon the Episcopal Church and the
nation so long as old Pohick continues in
its present neglected State. Hence they
feel that the appeal will be met with
hearty response. The trustees of the
fund are the Rev. Everard Meade, rector
OF Pohick Church; Rev. Professor Wallis,
Virginia Theological Seminary; Mrs. E.
B. A Rathbone, vice-president Mount
Vernon Association; Mr.. Harrison FL.
Dodge, superintendent Mr.. Vernon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Justice crutchfield sentenced West to six
months in the city jail.
GolngEto Florida.

Mr.. James T. Disney leaves TO-DAY for
Fla. to assist State Deputy
D. ]. Callahan in institnting Council Of
the knights Of Columbus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Knit Underwear For
Ladies and Children.

Some Friday hints to remind you
that while the winter is not yet over
you'll also find some garments suit
able for the milder days that are
coming.
Ladies.
Ladies' Jersey Corset Covers, high
neck, long sleeve, 2sc.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Pants and
Vests, 1ec.
Ladies Lightweight Pants and
Vests. 25o.
Ladies Heavy Fleece-Lined Vests
and Pants, SOC.
Chiidren's.
Children's Fleece-Lined Vests and
Pants, unbleaehed, 2sc.
Children's Fleece-Lined Union Suits,
2sc.
Boys Heavy Fleece-Lined Shirts and
Drawers, 25e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Linen Specials.

Linen Specials.
Our Tray Cloths sold SO well that
we've laid in another stock, pur-
chased at the same favorable figures
as the last.
They are certainly exquisite
pieces Of work.
Our II cent towel we believe to
be one Of the best we have had yet.
121sc for Tray Cloth. colored border. II
inches wide by &c inches long.
1oc for Tray Cloth, hemstitched
and open work. IS inches wide by
81 inches long.
25c for a Tray Cloth, German linen, hem
stitched, Is inches wide by u inches
long, worth 5oc.
500 for a Scarf. open work and hemstitch-
ed, 13 inches wide by IS inches long.
SOC for German Linen Scarf, Is inches
wide by 50 inches long. cheap.
sIAc for Crash. red border. all pure
linen, worth 1oc-
lie for a Towel, all pure linen,
extra heavy twilled, red border.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14

night Tho occasion will be Dr. kerr's
eighteenth anniversary as pastor of the
church.
An enter tanning and attractive pro-
grarnme has been arranged for the recep-
ton. Addresses will be delivered by
Judge s. r. Wexford. Jr., DR.. ". w
Moore and Dr. Kerr.
The Home Mission Committee of East
Hanover Presbytery met yesterday even
ing at S o'clock in the pastors study at
ths, First Presbyterian Church. The state
of the missions in the Presbytery was
considered. and the report of the Rev. C.
n. Van Houten, the newly-appoirted
evangelist, was received.
DR.. II. E. Johnson, pastor of the LAUREL
Street Methodist Church. last night
preached to the new choir of that church
on music in praise to God. a large con-
Sregauon attended.
The choir has only lately been reor-
ganized, and it is said to be one of the
best in the city.
Bishop Gibson visited St Johns
Church, Columbia, Sunday last,
preached, and confirmed seven persons.
Bishop Gibson declares that the church
IS one of the prettest in Virginia, and
says the lectern. made by hand of hick-
DRY by Ronald Cooke, is one OF especial
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Chidren's Atwood Dresses, ages
to IA years, were Sc. ls, for S5.9s.
Children's All-Woo1. Cashmere
Dresses. ages & to Il years, were s4.oS,
for S2.96.
Children's Sailor Suits, braid TRIM
med, ages to II years, were 1898, tor
S1.46.
Walking Skirts.
oxford Gray, Blue and Black All
Wool Heavy Walking Skirts, some with
stitched bottom and some with corded
bottom. These skirts sold at IS and
S.. SO; now S3.95.
II Corduroy Walking Skirts, flounced
bottom, were S59S, for $40
We still have many of the 81 and
S1.25 Fiannelette Wrappers with deep
.lounceS and epaulette on shoulders,
which we are selling fer 6ec.
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Mems furnishings.

Three items that will attract the
men of Richmond to our complete
Furnishing Department.:
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Basement News.
Cl1inaware and Some Nice
Pictures Also.

One dollar and half seems right
much of value to put on a cup
that's missing from dinner set
worth S11.5O.
Of course the cups not worth
anything like that figure and its alb
sence doesn't make so much diff
ference to you, but it necessitates
our cutting the price. simply be-
cause the set is marred.
Examine the Fruit Saucers at &c
each.
100 Piece Dinner Set, neatly de-
corated and gold traced, large size
tureen and all new shape pieces,
real value Sill. so, one cup short,
will go for $1,000.
1Go Piece Dinner Set, richly decorated
in pink and green, real va ue $3.50, in
dividual buffers short, our price will be
SIPS.
SOC Covered Dishes, plain white,
Specia 25c each.
Fine China Cream Pitchers, decorat-
ed, size l pii4t, special 1oc each.
terms, price 10c each.
Glass Fruit Saucers. regular price
IS soc per dozen, Fridays price
only &c each.
SOC and 6Oc Pictures, all good
subjects. some gilt frames and some
black, size 1Ox13, special Price 39c
each.
$500 Toilet Sets, containing IL pieces,
extra large jar, tintsd blue, green
and gold special price $500.
Curtain Department.
Portieres and Curtains, with the
price cur in half, are worth having,
provided the original price was a
genuine one.
Examine ours to-day and see.z
Oda PAIRS of Nottingham Lace Cur
tarns--two and three pairs of a kind
that sold up to $3.50 per pair, to close
out at Sl.25 and s1.5o per pair
Rope Portieres-red, blue and green
that sold for SIPS, for 96c.
Remnants Curtain Muslin, Sateens,
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Silkolines and Denims, 121zc and
15c quality, Sc per yard.
~ 5-fold Oak and Cherry Screens,
feet high, silkollne filled, all colors, to
close out at 98c each.
Remnants Of Silks ano
Dress Goods.

Friday doesn't stop the sale of
the beautiful new Spring Goods that
opened SO au piciously yesterday.
but we'll give our usual lot of odd,
and ends a place by themselves
There are always helpful things
among them.
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Miller q Rhoads.
Miller & Rhoads.
probably at night
Triiday Remnant Sale.


9han
sbuhe sreteh
pfee
cenceas star
aoun td l ell o bee aS t2ppa n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14

The institute, conducted by the State
president OF tile w. c. 7. T., Mrs. How
ard NJ. Hoge, will be a most enjoyable
affair. Mrs. Hoge arrived yesterday
morning and held a service at Union Std
ton Church last night The Institute
will be held to-day at Broad-Sreet NJ.
E. Church, beginning at 10 o'clock. Rev.
meeting at the morning service, and Rev.
Mr.. Gardner. of Grace Street Baptist,
will conduct the afternoon services. A
number Of prominent ministers and Lead
ers Of the temperance orgarizat tons have
accepted the invitation to be present A
fine programme has been arranged
Members of the ''W's'' and ..Y 81 will
bring lunches. and coffee, tea, and choco-
late will be served free Special mus C
las been arranged. All visitors welcome.
especially those OF the press
The Central Presbyterian of this city
remarks upon the fact that minister in
Eastern Virginia recently lost satchci
containing over 200 sermons, and then
states the incidents in connection with
the matter, adding at the close some e.-
pressions on the value of sermons in gem
eral. The Central declares that the manu-
script Of a sermon, while it might have
no marketable value, is yet of great value
to its author.
The Richmond branch of the Leper
Mission is meeting with great success In
its work here and a great many contri-
buttons are being received, In the cur
rent issue of the Southern ChTchman
Mrs. La,ndon r. Mason acknowledges the
receipt Of s117.10 which has already come
In.
The congregation of the First Presby-
terrain Church Of this city will tender, a
receipt ion to Or. and nIrs.E P. Kerr to-
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ham: p NJ. Conner. Mount cross; j. II.

ham; F. M. Conner, Mount Cross; j. H.
5FIippin, Atlas; Hon. John l.. Hurt. Hurts.
ROANOKE COUNTY.
Colonel C. c. Taliafcrro Roanoke city;
J. Allen Watts, Roanoke city; John
Woodrum. William II. Barnett, Stephen
#. Thrasher. James C. Langhorne, Charles
w, Chapman, Josiah Brewbaker, Charles
Bush. Isaac Vineyard, Nathan Gorst,
Coles Terry, William II. Richardson,
Thomas NJ Bell, William W. Brand. Mel
son Barnett, Joseph R. Woods.
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Silks.
Dress Goods.
Infants Wear Reduced.

There should always be- reason
given for reducing a standard stock.
We're reducing these things for In
fants' Wear because they are soiled,
It's the close of the season and the
new stock is ready. for our space in
this department.
One lot OF Infants Long and Short
dresses, embroidered and lace trimmed,
that were IS, SO and $50, for Soc
Another lot in a variety of STYLES.
that sold Tor S1.00 and S1.25 for 75c.
Another lot, made of cambria and
lawn IT mined with embroidery and lace.
sold tor s.. so and 81. 9S, tor eSc-
Infants Silk Caps, hen1sttched and
embroidered. all SIZES, for CSC - IS
Silk Caps, plain and hemstitched,
tucked and embroidered, for soc.,r.z7 q -
Boys Pajamas.
Boys Pajamas, made in all of the
newest styles and shades Of madras,
size S to II years, for 75c. Sl.OO
and S1.5O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Wrap Department Odds and Ends.

all here but perhaps mind still fix
sand howyo an
hE tbelOW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
PITrsYLvAN1A COUNTY.

-FIITSYIV lANIA.CU COUNTY,
Captain W. C. Tate, Chalk Level; Hon.
II. C. Allen. Dry Fork; A. S. Shields,
Spring Garden; I. w. Fitzgerald, Ingram:
Walter Coles, Jr., Sonans; S. Il Mers-
tain Chalk Level; T. h Terry, Pickaway;
p. C. Keesee, Keeling's; Edmund Fitzger-
aid, Ray; William Cousins. Calland's;
James r. Bailey, Keeling $; Isaac L.
Coles, Lola; L b. Stone, Castor w.
Fuller, Whitmel; George W. Ramsey,
Loshes; r. J. Anderson, Elha; r.. "A. Ter
ny, Spring Gard len Greasy, Iount
Airy; Joseph p. Reynolds, Fall Creek;
r. Logan Coleman. j. Hunt Hargrove,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-31
NOTIGIAS De LARES

La ApEseiAbls EafioritA Tsrasa VAzquss,
vsatna de IsAsslR, hR sid0 sneaFgadA de las
clAsen de IAhorcs del eolsgic Cat6Tioo, . cargo
del entendido professor don Joa6 BAllestsros y
MnfIox. El msneionRdo colsgio euenta con
una hsPmosa casa Hn 10 calle del OomsTcio, y
ss muy consuErido p0R nidos dc ambos ssxos.
-DRapueE de iargA &uEanciA en- Id capital
de iA isla, hR TsgresAdo 3 ssts pusblo sl apYs-
ciabls ioven don Bartolo Alcovsr J FsEraYa.
Ell dia ID del actual Sc vsElEc6 en- el
8ersditAdo Colsgio amarieAno, de la Eoeisdad
GMislonaryS, sItuAdo an lA calls del Comsreio,
In hsBta IamaaA del 6rbol dc NRvidAd Aatstian.
do 81 Reto mushas personals. FL local astaha
adoEnsdo eonvsnientsmsnse = se obsesui6 q
IoH niaos con dulcea y iugusses.
Al dis siguient aI On Ia sseuala de par
vuIos q cargo ds Ia distiuguidA seAorita Mae
Liver, fnaron obssquiados con m buan aI.
maerso mnchos nifios. slsndO Stendidoa aque-
Hos poR lGs sGfIoritaa Dolores y BonssYYRts Co
muIad& MonsarFAts Moreno. TaTmn6 al &C.
20 como q laR cUatrp d. ID taFde.
-Dssde Ia noche del 81 todo ell dis as
ha sstAdo lloV1sndo eoRMnuAments hAstg las
sells Go Ia sAPde qua riaxRo sEtaa notaa.
-Dantro de braves dios ss verinearkn else.
eionss en in logia sFAro d. BorinqusnD, para
lA renovation da eargos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-31
Los COrreOS entire
San Juan y Ponce

Al satablsesrss eli dobls servIcio diaKio, de
eoFEsos. entire San Juan Ponce. eats psri6df-
co So oeup6 de ID eussti6n, combatIsndo eaa
reforms, con Ia cusl quarfA favorsesrsa uns
smprsse americans: . lAA de los automobiles.
Entire otrss. obissans bs essa raz6E: qus no
valfs 10 pans aumentar R pgssupuesto hastan-
do IN corgso diario para eonducir IL CORES
pondsneia que eiFeula entire ciudadeE y
los pushos fntsrmedios
haesrnos iustieia visns sl aiguisnss susI.
so del sNswI0.
al 1s de EabrsFo saIdr6 el fItimo Rusom6-
vii hacienda el tr2yeeto de squf . PoBes, puss
Ia eompsnis erss nm imposibas eonssguir ea.
rruajsE apropiados pars dieho csmino.
Por 10 tRnto s6lo h&brS nm corFso por dis,
= psrtir ds ls fsehA msneionadR, puss Ia COM
pafiis Ia notifcAdo 81 gobisrno federal, de- la
tmposibtud&d de eonainuaT 81 conRrat0 dsspues
dc ssA faeha.
HAblando del asunAo, ell Administrators de
Corrsos, Landis, msnifsst6 10 siguisnte:
els de seTsttTss que Ia sonspaftSa tenqd aue
resct7GdtT sN co7atToto, pates UeLseT sIs eoTreo
pOT StG, es p0so de TetToeeso.
La e0nt00ftgG de GlttOnl0USLes IA faNfDo
QUE UTILLZAR CARRos CON CABALLos NO HAN
PoDIDo sERvIBsE DE LOS AUTuMcyILEs.a
Ess Altimo parrafo que pons ell eNawa> en-
eoea ds MR. Lands, nos KecRaPda al eelabYa
diseurgo que pronunei6 en- ei aOIimpoS oil 40
beYnRdor, GHando oj1o GQue hdb5a USsto d los
automobiles BtseSanGo DoT uegaT O sl dests1lo. >
TsnfA rAz0n don sseAstian-aseimos NAL
Ell gobsrnador.
Tenfa muehfsimA ras6n.
No solo los ha visto luehande per lisgar .
su dssiino, sine qaaics habrS visto sustItnidus
poE cares de caballos hAsba airAdos por
'5ueyaB.
Tsnfa rsz6n DOR sebaatika.
Tsnfa machfsima rastin. 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-31
De Juana Diaz a Gaguas
(NOTAS RAPIDkS)
Dieiambra 2s.

04GAelupE@ S.
AVER IaG $50 .. m. pss6 por ssts pobls
Gi6n al almiEanss DsWsy LIE &eompahsbs su
Estado Mayor.
El almirants ibA vsssido de pAisano. con
bastants ssncilsE.
-ss dice que si oomit6 rspublisano scor-
dc que el nusv0 AYuntamisnto nombrase pre-
sidenta del Conceio o don Pic vslsdon.
TRmbi6n SO dice aus les nnavos concsia.
las harSn POGO c&so ds sHe aeuerdo, votarAn
por sss pussto . don Espartano Frencsschi. al
mism0 q quian higo alcRlds Ell senior MudoE
Rivera, qua despues, vlsndo qua estAbamos
en- minoFiA Sc aTTeptrltt6 de ser federal, psrA
que los republicAnos ls eligisssn para 10 al.
eAldfA.
Pero Olga va. don EspRrtAno: apesar de
su dssgrGstd, vi, permitiris que sus nusvOa
eorreliRionarios 10 tnombrassn. Presidents del
ConesjoP
En- Juana Diss SO constituy6, antss de
Ias alaccionss al Comits Local del partido
GUni6n Pusrtorrlqusia Americana
Trabsi6 90 hor&s y dsspu6s no Sc ha sabido
en- que he qusdado ssa eomi1S.
DON Dacio P&s&rslI tiene la psiabFa.
Don Pedro MonclovR. qEs adjustments
Ell JusS de FESs COMO dice 6Auras result0 siec-
30 en- In comsdia @ ua Mr. Hunt llama slseGionea
del do NoviRmbrs, para el so&Rgo de Vocal de
Ii Jnnta de InstFucci6u.
81 sl BafioF Monelova ss patriots como
81 presume, 10 eoRRect0 serfa QuG rsnuncisss sl
JUEgAdo, complaciaea 3 ess GpusbloS quisn
TAETo oUIREE, desampGnBndo ell cargo HOMO
rfdcj para al qua ha a1do nombrado.
Nosotres srasmoa que 81 senor MoneIova
no renuneia los CINoUETA DOLLARS.
Olga sefior alealds: Ell surtidor dc
Agua qua ssbA IN l& pisza, ssquina suE0sstzi CO.
lndRnte con In carretsFR eentrsi, 80 hRlla COM
pistamsnts indfgno da ests poblaei6n.
5SsriA usteo tan amabls que 10 mandass b
com ponsF?
lei seror Crsmadells as parito en- ESQ.
-Tensmos notisiRs de que Sc han hscho
nusvaE dstsncIonss con motivo del erimsn de
IN haeisndA Orissina.
Ls opinion pa 6oIics, con motive de este
erimSn, esnRuFa t&nbo = 10 poliefA como al jnsZ
va ss tismpo Dc que los autorsa de sas crimsn
ast6n eonvlctos.
-sa sst6 orgsnizando &quf una socisdad
para dAr asAlsos ds bale an asia ssmporada de
pAseuas.
IOcmo Sc van 3 divsrtir los sbEuioss
~~NueEtro querido amigo corrsl1gionario
don Ba&tiHta PRehsco, prssldsnts del Oomit6
de ia iuvsntud federal ds Jnana DRz. ia con.
vocAdo al mismo para reunion el dla 30
Sc snGuan&ra anfeEmc sunque no de gea'
yadad, nuestrc QueEido amigo eorrsiigio-
mario don MSnnel FsrYsR.
DssaRmoR qas Sc metora.
Ell Comite rspublicano hN Rcordado que
los candidates slsetos en- la eomsdiA del de
NoviembTs, hFmsn Sus rsnunclaE en- bIsneo,
psEx dAFloa curso tan pTonto 10 seusEde die hA
corporation.
PsrO no sabais vssotros, asforss de use co.
mit6, que ustsdss pusden snviaF esta rsnuneiA
poE eoFEso el candidate pnsds RnuIArla CON
-oon motivo de habsr aldo aysr dia de
los Inossntss, la tuventud slsgants SO dsdte6
8 dsrss c01sdGs
Varlos i6vsnes de sstA villa 30 proponsn
esIsbrsr sl dis de Rsyas con una 6sStA muy
original.
La vida o. CortA hay qae divortirss.
B. q, Rux.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-31
De AlB0NIT0

Darda hoy lunes quedR csEradA In F6hries
de tAbAcos, per praEsntsREs los digs de Reyes,
ain sAeeEsG con csraszA sl diR cue 50 Ebrz q ne.
dAndo todoH los obEeKos duEAnNs sEtos diab sin
brRbaio
LA Goehs Busna sn este pasblo no ne
esiabro, cnmpiiando s Padre EsEHkndsx 10
1iESuasto per el stAor Ohiapo.
Las miEas de ARuinAido ss llavSYon 4 eabo
dsntro del mayor 6rdsnA dando demostrAr
loG fsiRFaaaE qua son vsFdN NdaFRments eat6i-
CO.'S puss no pueas eRpsRRraa otrs e1ss Dc nm
pueblo cUlto como asts.
GORE u Knmor, 81 p66iieo superS qua
ss assnths, de lssAntar un Tsatro, donds 1sn.
ara ls iuvantud dOnde ir pAsAr sus ratos. '
ssoIEsE q perfums de tsDtcs cApullog aiboni.
Mhoa 90 sEto mOdo al texo fec. .l0a vera todns
asnn'oAa, samnIkRdoss mGiuSrnsnts lnrresio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-31
Gratitud

TaItasfa q IN dahsr de gEAtftua, 81 no hi
cissa 6niiso, poR medic Dc estas linsas, mi
agradecimianso al doctor don Jos6 del G Gi.
n ensx Gimsnsx, q quien dabo la aatla fAaei6n
de YER FsstahlseidA 9 mi HIS Tomas& pusds
deeiESat arEaneadR do I0B bRaxca de La mueTta
poE tAia iluatrado gAlsno.
digo AxE3neAda ds los bTasos de IL mEsr-
10 pot'qus solo HuB eonocimiant0s cuidados,
hubisFEn pndido eombatir un tifuA Gus dssda
ga eomienxo prsssns6 los mas graves aspaetos.
TO eatoy grandems1te agFadacido ds AAn
simoasleo mediso y ls rsitsro Ell tesbImoHio DE-
mi grAtiaud ain limitss.
jose B, Ramirez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-31

En- Is noehs del IL do los corrisntss ha DIS.
sapaEscido do ssta jurisdiction m caballo de
mi propisdad, color sseia0no oseuro, como de
8 cusrtas dc Rlsads, de 4 s amos, pats trace
rR dsrscha blanca, pasO msnudao largo, ain
harRsr ain marca.
Otrezeo Al qua me antrseue dieho animal.
ma gratifcacion de ocho dollar.
Limo Ootti
Maunabo Dicismbrs 30 dc 1902. ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-31
FARAACIA Y DROGUERIA
DE BL A MOO

Sam JwRm. Sam WRanezssO NuKm. 80
Precios de algunas preparedness espscia-
les de Ii miBms
Jar1be de RSbano iodAdo, frasco 40 ctvs
Id de Laeto fosfato de cal i'll 30
I'd de HtpofosHto de cal i'd 20
Id deProtoioduro hierro inaIterAble, fres-
60 90. ean1Avoa
MAgnesia efervescente frAsco so centavos
Elixir de Glicero fOsfato de cal i'd so
ZArzap&rrilla i'd so
Vino de quina fozfatado Id 50
Por docenas Sc hRcsn rebaj8S de impor
taneis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-31
Carta alberta
oaysy, Dbrs. 81 do 1903.
sr. Don Mslit6n ykEq asx.

PKaRan1a.
Muy ssHor milo Ms dlriio uslsd sEpli'
eAndols ma digR son Esspseto . uAos rGcibos
que DOR cssualidad ma he sneontr&d0 CON ellos
de sfios entaKiores hrmados de pufIo'y lebYa Is
ustad, de difsrentss faehas. para abonarls mi
ssnorA dofa 9srtrndis Ds'gado, en- cnenta Il
mayor cantidAd. 70 ignore qua mi sefioFa Ia
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by rail, and from there to camp by boat. Re-
turning in the evening after parade, special
train will be employed, leaving camp at about

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by rail, and from there to camp by boat. Re-
turning in the evening after parade, special
train will be employed, leaving camp at about
1880.
Captain W. E. Steele, regimental commits
sary. and one of Minneapolis prominent
lyn Steele, will have charge of the COM
missary department and officers mess. He
has secured for headquarters cook John Hill,
colored, who Is one of the best cooks to visit
National Commander Ell Torrance, of the
G.. a.. R., has. accepted an invitation to re-
ceive review Of the First regiment, prob
ably on July u.
missaries to attend the Lakeview oncamp-
ments in years. has arranged to act as COM
mssary and feed Companies and F, and the
band. 1t is expected the boys will get out on
70 cents a day for subsistence One of the
st. Paul companies last year spent S1.4l
day a man on subsistence.
Each company has been instructed to taks
all unserviceable property before the board
Of survey, which: will met sometime during
Captain Percy A. Walton will have the
honor of holding down the extreme right OF
the regiment. Company r, of which he is
commander, has held this position for sew
eral years. The reason for his having this
position this year is that his battalion is the
senior and the other two captains are his
juniors. The three youngest captains in the
regiment comprise the First battalion. Cap
tain Walton is a brother OF Edmund G. Wall
ton. o.. s~..r
Beginning at the first row of tents from tho
guardhouse the companies will be assigned to
streets follows: Companies +, C, D, /, A,
B, K, G and F. With the regiment in line
the companies will be reversed, being first
and e last. 3. r. III H. --.-'- ---.... z-s-S
1t is expected the Minneapolis companies
will be in the lead on attendance, each COM
pany guaranteeing over fifty members.