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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
IA DElESTERO n SHNEESTRO

4Ths Puerto Rico S5n,s diario billings u
90 ocho piginRs dc iRctura con tropsxonss dd
anuncioH eoa monigotss borroaoi intsrcAIAdoA
IN u hsxiii,y nuy nal, psro muy NAL sHcrito 4
ticho sea anars neutrality-suspicious. comps1-
Mr, hunqAe on vAno, con sThs San JuAn
Ys sIo dilo osrVantsS y 10 repiti6 hRss poep
al sHsrahao EIpsfols:
NselcI ssgtTIdtis parties f.tsron bt4enas.
EStoI acem&s dc sonsr q verso, constituyh
ma gran vsrdsd
Ahora bisn--gomo dfeen lou oradorss dh
mentiEijllRaI euRndo no encusntrAn otra ma :
nsra do f0snud&P ell frSglI hio de ans discuI :
ems, mas rnsn0s GSm oBslIadosI-AhoFs biel,
dThe SunS fnspirhndoss en- ell alto siemplo qua
nos iFgslRn los &ntguog peri6dieos del p&YtiGo
incondieionaI, nos tRchA de ANTI AMERIoANds
icon lstFRs gnfdGil, como aqaetos nos tAchRi
nAn de aat- -gspafolaS, Gasf eom0 Huena,S sin
rodso., ambhjsR nj repArcs psrc isyI sin tendr
on que findar SeuEsel6n tan grAtuit&...
esh0 IS 10 caentR GThe Su1D Mr. Dlb.
ley con al pisuatt obisso de Sambrar en- fn
espiritu 0l recelo v 10 sGSpicaeIa-9Rn ehcacbB
tn Eito teiJpCre-a q q ds que no aeapte ella DID,
aignaci6n para AlsRlde ds San Juan, hschA iA
"a favor por Ell pRrtldo fsderaItD deiando abf
el pueEtO libra ain eStorbos oil peIfnclibo
EgoEc0ai candidate Eepubcanou
lAh, a7'hs SunRi...
No Ha possible tomAr en- serio ni comedian
impoFtRneia algnna q tamffis 80 ssndecsg, m ala
dAoaH Fscogsr dssds que css6 en- csta iala IA
HobsrAnis eBpsfiol
&rtEeB una @InBl&
peKo degde lusgo
tspa l& baraih
qae to hs visto al iuegOS
Hay que reir.
Ds 10 aGblims 10 ridiculo RIO hay maB ct1a
an pAso, sss paso AeAbA de darlo sThe Snh1
10 OfBbonR sen 10 pata cDiina, como Bs
dice w gRTmsnts
LAnI& contra nosotros, Ion fsdePAles,le
RcuHaeitn terrible insldiose de que somIos
ANTI AAIERIcANos ..,.
para que Mr, Doolsy SO eenvsnss de clio,
Ia invith que 7RyR AI safe GLh NalloTo urR1
(Sqnien hass el gsRtcf) I'm Dc qns Sasista d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
OTRQ QUE RENUNCIA
La CANDIDhTURA REPUBLICAN,

SF. Director ds La DEMocRAoIA,
RsnpetAble stfi1ri
Ne he sntArAdo, que be sido uYouuehto
Gomo ccncsial do aBte municipio an In cGnbf-
dRtuFA Fspuhlicana.
AgrAdsHco muchi'imo 81 pussto qusf &c
me desiinai psrc no pusdo aecptar.
va anbsrloRme ente hies pfblfcA mi mani
fsStAeian Gle permAnecsr neutral on rolftica.
SoJ dc uEted con 10 mayor consldsFs-
ei6n .. 10.
DR.. ]. MART.
CagubB O;tubrS 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
OORTADlLLO.

publisanoH en- Les masas, aeudld . dspositar
vusstro voto. que no pueds haher oufen nos
cohibA, porqus ID ley eleceoral eats muy clara,
y IRy de aquel que pressnda obstscuIfxar
nuestTo dersehol
Ia la lucha. puss, compatRtotAs, cue sI
triunfo sara Ia los buanos
Antonio Rivera,
(oBRERo)
Comelfo, Oetubrs de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
NFotto1a,s

| ;. Rondn Montahs1, de vega Baja, suaeribs
/ IL t6ais unianistA.
SAbemns por informes fdedignoa ana he
muerto al soldado Aiejo Bstancourt. hertdo
"a POGO an una refriega entire soIdados ' ,oS
iiefAs en San Juan
e. pueblo de Cabo ,io "a dfrifs Al e,nt.x-
no en- aolic4tud ds que eI cAmino antra s..
pueblo mATagnsx sea cumpuesto nor aueon.
srarse en- NAL extado
Tipon de eRmbio.
AonoKes'... yiasa 3 800 . 4 90k q
oO olv 4S6 6
30 DIV asa
Paris, vista ex
HaEabutgo, ID 4s nS
h'pAiai sdIv 2e1 p.5
Ha sido pussto On libsrtad. nor n .h.r .,ao
nsciAIsuo lnocensa pos IN 1urAdo, Solomon
Il sveron, uuchacho que mat6 o mn cais "a
AFeeibO.
In el meresdo de New York, 40 eoslxa III |
aSfc8E n los signiantas pracios
QantgifngAdo gAfa
Aagenhado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
CANF3IDATURA ACEPTApA

El gobernador ha aceptado las ou;
nlentas hrmas presentadas por los repU
blicanos desidentes de Juana- Diaz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Emulsion
de Scott

Z debe emplearse siempre
: en- Ia tuberculosis, la
Z anemia, el raquitismo, ell
Z reblanGlecimiento de los
Z huesos y en- general en-
Z todas aquellas enferme-
: dades que necesitan un
: allmento complete.
Z Por su estado grasoso,
Z nItre los pulmones.
& Por su asimilacion, au-
: menta los globulos de la
: sangre.
: Por el f6sforo que con-
: tlene, nutre Ell cerebro.
: FL fosfato de cal y de
: sosa nutre los huesos Y!
: Ia cal calcina los tuber-
; culos.
J Raz6n por 10 que es
] un alinnento complete. /;
! scoTr & BOVINE. Quimicos, New York. :
De yenta en- las Farmacias Drogusr4as.
D 50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

MAS 0EsPRENplmHEmros

Los republicanos izquierdistas de
Jusna Diaz, han presentado how Al 90
bernador solicitud de ouinientas frn,o
para poder elegir candidatura municinaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

El joysn don FAlips Gassp vsrgara ha
aldo nomhrsdo mensajeEo do laI TesorerfR dc
Washingson, con Ell habe'r annual de ? 720
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
JEFE DEslDEmTE

al trentc Gle ese moVlmiento disiden-
ee nallafle Ell sehor don Juan de Dios To
rres, prestigioso republican, de aouaII.
localidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

Para In tnnnba ds dom Rsm6n Marin hl
heeho una lapid2 con atmirable gasts, el hk
bill marmollsta don Abinl Perez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

Corrsn rumoraH Clio qua Ell seil,r Paul G..
Miller sara nombrado inspector general de
Instruction Pdbica cue an ingAr de esta
como Inspector de Eacaelaa de- San Juan, se
nonbrara nj sefior L. r.. SAW ger.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

O7n7stts71 concegaslIs
RaeetRda por maa Dc vsinsieiiaco af1oa
Siemprs CON 6xlto.
El que suseribe, Medico OiEujano de la
Faeultad de Bareslona, Cabalerc de Ia Osden
Civil de BenefcencEe, Director M6dico de vi
alta de NaVss dsl puerte ds Fsiai'do, etc., etc.
Csrtfco Que an los 25 amos que llsyo de
prkctica de L. medicina he empleRd0, sfempre
con exitu, 10 Emulsion de Scost, de acsite de
h1gado de baeaIao coIn hipofosfitos de cal v
de sosa.
para constsncia 'expfdo lib presente en-
FAjard0, Pto. Rieo, . 2e de Julio de 1894.
EstGban Lopez.
Josea. del ValIs (Fortalaza 71.)-Of-
cinas para II gesti6n de asuntoa administrati-
vos sn sodos los centrok oleialas.
-
MANGAS Y CAPIROTES. Vsrsos dc Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. Ds venta sn In ealle dc
10 FortaleSa no. SO. MI prscio do 30 centavos oil
eismpIaP.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

1in18 u6 Co4OE % aibls.-San Juan
Puerto Rico.
Para ssaRNg um RosfREaG0
en IN Ola tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TES DE BROMO-dOININA. I'll botieario
In devDlver6 el dinerG 81 no sn rura In frma
ds u. w. GROVE sa halla IN sads oaiIta.
Ell ESPIRITU DE DOM JUAN .TENo
RIO Qua vfeia de ssaa que vueian ds nneh.
ue unh otr&s re gions ., dice naber confarsn-
ciado con el sRpfriau de don Juan Tenorto
que este sfgus hacienda de Ias suvas
Despues de corltkrms-dIce In vtaf~-.,.
nuev1a conqufstas. ms diio cue hassa ar 80
grAndas Palacios como en- lali humIldax 49,
hss, al todas aneOntr6 ' sabt,I.e6 n eYrcssss
cervesa sLa II ai6n Pnertorrilnl,f n a. A. Il $50
son prDpietarfoa Ion safiores Czdlerno. T6r.a ~
CO, do San Juan d Puerto Bin. calls AZ RI -
suAn nGmero 36
sslLa EDena@CrBefas, 30 ysn-
do 81 II casa Go The Allen News. :
PisEll Alfonso I'll ntLlnexo a5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Agentes Generates

Boulton, Bills & Dallett, l35 Front St New-York.
En- Ponce, MORALES y GO
En- San Juan, VILLAR Ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
CocH 3 D1ARIo
De CAGUAS A SAN JUAN O VICEvERsA

Desle ell Microbes "a aa1
nalora IN coche- -diario de Caguas san Tna,'
= sIce versa saliendo de Csgnas las geis ria
1sarde. as aos ue lti
Agencia en- Caguss. an 1as
lRoig el Hatas' alrl ,uon fernando Maraue,s
/. IN sac Juan Dep6sito de tahacos n.
Martin I.aza, Fortaleza a - 'AoAoos u''
PRECIOS
41s Gaguas San Juan vice .versa "a
Eate cCche es comhInani6r' re- 80 10y l.0u
l,resarios. '-'s- 05 ooho am
lLa Comisi6n; Adrian perar pas~o
'aoss 1len1erio Hernandez, Arturo Rshars
aaal setiempre ~ fla 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
fARHbc|A Y DROGUERIA
ID E B L A N G o

S'sm Suan. lssn Francisco NaEn- S&
-. rrecaoa oe algunas preparedness espects-
Jaraba de R6bano ioda6o frnnro 40 csys
Id de La:to fosfsto de- cal nj 90
La de Hi,ofosnto da cal id 90
Id dePrott,iod nro hierro snnttayshfa. frse-
90 20. cansav0I
Msgnasim aefarveaeenta frsrro so cantsvos
Elixir do (uicoro fOsfaso al ssI ID so .
Z4rxaparriIia IA so .
Vino Do elpira fosfstsdo IA so
:. por docs2ifs IA hanaa rshA,a, ds lnpeEa
tAie:a, ssFass -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

TYLER The Emma a. Andrews Whist
team was defeated few DAYS ago by thsi
first team OF the Yarbl ouEh Cluo py y
rl,:s of Ave tricks. Mechanics kei..i.
page Wexford. and Lloyd composed .ne
losing team The Milton C.4s.No:k. team
will return TO this city In Cay OF ,Wo
and bring with them the trophy won.
The Church Hill branch OF the s. Z. y.
.. vii, give an entertainment called sh
evening with The .'Honynhmrns. for
the bench; OF the society. at the nome OF
Mss Sadie McRee. lts west Man s.I 8 :.
on the evening OF December %. from . 70
II p. NJ.
Mr.. E. Chesterman will give some OF
his delightful humorous talks ana re- =
freshnents will be served by some OF
R!chmcnds most popular society Young
ladies' An orchestra will discourse
sweet music during the evening. Con
,r.bu;ions will be received at the ooor.
The public are most cordially invited 20
attend.
The Helping Circle OF King Daugh-
te:s WIFI give their annual oyster supper
in the lecture room of Trinity church.
corner Twentieth and Broad streets. on
Tuesday night. November 18th. This cir
Gle has esta blished quite a reputation los
its fne suppers and preparations nave
been made for d large crowd. During the
evening selections IN vocal anu 'nstru-
mental music will be rendered by we'll
known talent. The proceeds Will go to
the poor So come and help In such
worthy cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
TWO VACANT CHAIRS
sA1D THAT MIR. sEAY WILL RE-
sign HIS FEDERAL POSITION.
WILL HAVE TO BE REELECTED
Four city physlcian. want More
Pagan once Goes Begging
Members of Council VIII Have to
Pay Fare or. Walk.
WILL HAVE TO BE REELECTED
Four city Physicians. want More
Pay Fare or. Walk.

Nothing is s:attra citing more, attention
in the City Hall now than the probable
successors to Council j. NJ. Blanks and
Alderman NJ. Fill seay. whose seats the
City Attorney has declared to. be vacant
because they arc III the employ Of the
United States Government Mr.. Blanks
admits th:s the is no longer q member Of
the Council, but Seay. it is believed. Is
preparing, to contest the opinion OF tie
City ATTORNEY. and if possible retain his
scat liz the upper branch.
SIT has been limited that Mr.. Seay In
tended to resign his Federal Government
jots in order to retain his seat in the
Council In that event he will have to be
reelected to the board by the members.
because the City Attorney his decided
that alrea dy. the vacancy exists and he
is not member of tie, body.
CHOICE OF LEE WARD.
It is generally. expected that w. j.
Kim5rough will be the choice of the
Lee Ward delegation. and that he will
succeed Mr. Blanks. Mr.. l<imErough was
one OF the top-notch unsuccessful cahdi-
dates in the primary last spring. He has
served for "a long lime en- tie City Cen
tral Committed. and would make an eX-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
Orist EGGS.

The reticule Of many decades past
has returned to us once more. tut in
slightly changed form. There is
something quite charming in the
Novelty Bags Of scarce leathers, with
their pretty silk Innings. and some
fitt.d with purse, vinaigrette, and
carl-case.
We have them alEa magnificent
display from the very luxurious seal
or wairus sty les,triipned in oxidized
silver and coral stones. TO the Ihu II
more modest. though, just as useful,
chain bags mt 4Sc. and 25c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
Ml@@GSm@So

Quite a number Of the fashionable con- /
t.nsen, have been interested In phys:cat
culture and are members OF MISS FER
rvs gymnasium class. Among them are
Miss Sophy W...ie, Miss Bessie 6oSueI.
Misses atkinson, Miss Mary Barksdale,
Misses Cameron, Misses Elizabeth and
Jare Fisher, MISS Mary Bu1ord, and Miss
Repecca Walker. Miss erry has her
gymnasium at No. II West -.-aih Street,
where she instructs women and calidIeIa.
She can be seen there on Monday. Weo
nesday. ard Friday afternoons, from IL 70
$50 O'Clock. AT other time she VIII De
at the Nurses Settlement
The Confederate Bazaar Association was
formally organized yesterday at noon al
Lee Camp Hail. with Mrs. Stephen Put
ney in the chair. All PEI Suns VINO desire
to join the association can do so by SEND
ing their names. accompanied by Inc zee
of so cents to Mrs. Kate VIM. treas"i Ell.
500 east Marshall street. and III iesu II Tie!
viii, receive a badge for membership en-
titling them to admission to the bazaar al
all times. There was very large atteha-
ance al the meeting yesterday. and IL
was decided TO hold meetings in the future
on the first and third Thursdays or the
month at Lee Camp Hall at noon. The
next meeting will be held on the first
Thursday in December, when the question
of tables and the exact time Of the tazaar
will be decided. All interested in the work
are requested to attend this meeting,
whether they are members Of Confederate
organizations or not. The officers OF the
bazaar are: Mrs.. Jozeph Bryan. president;
Ms Stephen Putney, associate president;
Mrs. Norman v. Randolph. honorary
pre- siaent; Mrs. Stephen Beverldge. first
vice-prt sident: Miss lsolene Moses. sec
ond e-president; Mrs. Archer Ander-
son, third vice-prsicent; Miss Mamie Is.
t3arghman. recording Secre:'i,%; NJ. 8 t'-
ders Robinson. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Kate Vim. treasurer; Mrs. George
P. Stacy, vice-regent for the Missouri
room. reported that Missouri! is already
working for the bazaar.
The election OF officers of the Confeder-
ate Memorial Literary Society will be
held on November 26'h. at noon at the
Confederate Museum. This is a rule under
the revised constitution.
The president or the ---~rew Ladies
Memorial Association calls meeting to
be llelG at her residence. $40 east Ere nix
lin street, on tuesday. the 10Th instant
at O. clock =. NJ. A very important AMI
Interesting question will be discussed. and
it is desired that every member will be
present to aid in its decision.
The Church Hill Branch OF the w. c. A.
will hold a meeting at their home. 2G03
asst Faanlilin street. at o'clock Tuesday
,.ftarnoCn.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary will have
A called meeting tomorrow at noon at ti1s.
Masonic Temple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
PERSONAL

Mr.. |. \. Jones has gone to Clifton
Springs. and will be absent from the city
some time.
Mss Alice Jor6ar has returned from q
"ery delightful sojourn in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs William James Walker
and Miss Annie Rose .ValAer left Tue
day for Denver. Col. to be absent some.
time.
Among the passengers VINO arrived or
TIE steamship Oceanic, on "Wednesday
last. was Miss Mary F. Sirnms. OF IL
east Thrty-fi-st street. New York city
who for the past six months has noel
travelling through Italy. SM. >zerland, Ger
many, France. ana England.
Mr. J. Floyd Parker has returned from
brief visit 10 Norfolk.
Miss Vessel. of Philadelphia. is tht
guest of DIR. and Mrs. George Cooper. or
east Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Boykin are VISITING
Mrs. S. H. Boykin, on west Grace street
It is learned from private letters that
Lieutenant E. r. Warner Mccabe. United
States army. son of Colonel w. Gordon
McC abe. of this city. has obtained leay.
of absence from his post In the Philip
pines and is making a tour througi'
China.
Lieutenant McCabe is squadron aJ!a
tant of the SIXTH Regular Cavalry, and i
stationed al Naise. in the Island OF LII
zcil.
1t is lelieve., that the Sixth will sal
for the United States in January
February. as the regiment has now serv
al tinee ,t:lrs III Inc Philippines.
Mrs. Tunstall. of Caroline county, Va
/, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Courtney, No
900 east Leigh street.
Mr. George Lawson left Tuesday for u
visit 10 Dan"iile. -
Miss Marie L. Thompson. who has bee,
| the guest of the Misses TAYLOR for tn,
i past two weeks. left MONDAY for he,
home, in Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas c. Boudar has returned
from a pleasant trip to Caroline county
Mr. W G. Ranch arrived In the city
Wednesday from Lynchburs.
Miss Eller Workman left sa,ur
day for visit TO her home. in Chasc
City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

A team from the Milton c. Work Whist
Club. consisting OF Misses Sue Gordon.
and Florence Tyler and Messrs Fairfax
Montague and Bland Smith left for
Washington on THURSDAY morning to pIay
for the challenge trophy and Frida,
dcfeated the team Of the Yarbrough Club
Tor the Travellers trophy at the parlors
Of the latter club il Washington. d. G..
The winning team consisted of Miss Susie
Gordon tcaptain). Mrs. Bland Smith Mrs
Fairfax Montague. and Miss Florence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
Mrs. Within Keppler. of Washington,
D. c., is visiting Mrs. Felix 1ardella

e.
y c. is visiting Mrs. Felix Iardella.
DR.. W. w. Barnes1is spending some time
in Newport News.
Mr.. W. IL. Eagby. of No. 900 east
leigh street. who has been on a Elsl, ~
ais farm in Lunenburg, has returned to-
70 Miss Maggie Gitboney, of Giles county,
Va. who has been a Captain De Jar
.ettes. No. =s12 north Ninth street. left for
Ter home on Wednesday.
Miss live livingston Navn MISS Rav-
issa Mylcs and Miss Sarah Richards
left on and Old Dominion s,eanler
z.'r New York yesterday. Miss Lima
MAYO will be the guest of Miss Alice
ia-askin.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Morgan Shepherd have
.cturned from their bridal tour and are
/ coated on Floyd avenue:
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Freeman. whose
marriage took place November 18TH.
ill be glad to see their frtenes after
December 1st at No. liz south Laurel
street.
l. al
Ter characteristics liy. charming stories
n fire December Smart Set" She calls.
THE Builder of the Lighthouse" Mr..
ohm Regnault -EllNson is also contri-
utor under the caption of The Cat and
che Coin"
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair B. Stringfellow were
egistered in New York early in the week.
Miss Fenton Moss. of Beaver Dam. is
listing Mrs. Wallace T. Brown at No.
South Third street.
Mr.. George Juliar Zolnay. the em;ent
|ssE.eY York sculptor whose many Con!ed-
ate monuments have made him famous
+ lroughout the South, is now at WORK on
i Confederate monument for NASHVILLE
T. enn.
I Mrs. Russell sPemberton has returned
1 her home in New York after a pleasant
sit 10 he, parents, i,lr- and Mrs. Charles
Todd
|, Mr.. Henry c. Stuart. of Russell, Is the
| uost of Dr.. George Ben Johnston. Mr.
I tuart is hero to attend very near rcla-
| i've, who is undergoing a surgical opera
en-.
/ MIR. Jane Walker returned Monday night
Colorado, after a brief visit here Mrs.
Z walker will remain with her parents Mr.
nd Mrs James Hayes. until Christmas.
| Miss BESSIE Martin is visiting at Castle
t1ssiu."4 Albemarle county. the home OF
Its'o:one Rives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Cloves are at the
marlborough. New York.
T Miss Matte Jones. of scottsville. is in
5sne city.
# Mr.. and Mrs. Henry "A. Wise are spend.
l,e few days at the former home of
L ,c bride. Carriers Grove.sb before go-s.
sg to New York.
Is captain Andrew Pizzin Mrs. Pizz!ni
iISsand Miss Estelle Pizzini left tstd-i
s,sda. at neon to be way until Ch1ist7
mas. They will go first to New YORK
md then to Atlantic City, from which
5;ace they will go 10 Boston. Mass.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey. of Danville. are
sat 215 east Franklin street:
Friends 81. Mr.. J. Tate Mason. VIII be
Had 10 know that he expects to visit
,sachmond with the football team fro! The
University of Virginia at Than ling.
Picture Of Gen. Hnnton.
q The Confederate Museum has just ~.
s-eived a handsome picture of Geneva
sEppa Hunton. which Will be hung upoI.
Tho walls OF the Virginia Room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
Price Of c1tlzensh,n.

Ore OF the qualifications for voting
under the new Constitution is trn rov-
ment OF S+"te taxes. Treasure PHf'lins
col's a.teTtfon to, the section which pro-
vidss that before . citizen can register
and vote he must show that re he's paid
all State poll taxes assessed against him
for the three years mex. n"ecedins that
in which he offers to register
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

tenn fro,, Mr.. Harry Kern. S. D. C. r.
Resolutions OF regret that Mr.. Kemp
will probably be sent to another fed
shortly We're passed by the council which
indicate the hieh esteem in which re is
held in Richmond. and he Will be greatly
missed after he is gone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

team was constantly on the defensive.
they showed good team work at every
stage Of the game. There was large
crowd of West End rooters. including
many ladies'. to cheer their team to vic
tory. The star work for the Richmond
team was done by Tindal.- Wright. and
Nenney. Russell did the best work for
West End He was in every play. and
showed fine head work. After the game
the West End team lifted Russell on
3'ei- shoulders and bore MIN ton the
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BnFJ coa's.

bright section is our Infants De-
partment. where everything for the
little tot can be obtained. The time
Is drawing near for them to wan
SOM warm outer garments. Here We
have a few coats. the values OF which
will interest you.
Short Goats OF Cream Bedford Cord.
soft cape. tr,i mmed in 50 ~
braid. .....-......-.....-.--.~
Short BEDFORD Cord Coats. double
box pleated skirt. square collar. braid
nd fancy ribbon trim e,
med ........-....-..~ WV
Long Cream C!oaks of All-Wool Bed
ford Cord. deep cape. feather ec m
stitched and ribbon trimmed. WV
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yeru Garments Fuu III Our Pronounced Jandard Of 6xce0er
za)omen 5 coats.

great styles Our stock represents the
Monte Carlo Tight Jacet Box ana KAN Goats
Coachng Coafs-a happy me
fullbnck Monte Carlo which are dis
driving walking or at h e
.r their own distinctive only hihsra garments carry
Nbbv Doube-Baed Hersss Iea VIE
J9fS796. back in ran and castor s's' 49, - '
buttons turn-ba
strictly tailor
~ Coat OF cnm silk
the imported
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Sale ef 2efticoaIs.

You may come expecting great things
and YOU will surely get the best values
ever known. We have them In Mer-
cerized Sateen at IS and e5c.; the latter
Nicely Made Skirt. with deep ruf-
f7e and double row of hemstitchns: then
the better ones at sl.25. $3.50. and UP
to s1.9s But this week we have pro-
-vided a greater treat! Silk Petticoats
at much below value.
Striped Silk Petticoats with deep
graduated ACCORDION pleated c7 q 9
f1ounce and dust rutlle ........ y
Fine Quality. Taffeta Peticoat. cut
full am. wide with extra deep accor-
deon-pleated founce implied triple
stitched. and rufl1e at .SI.3 05
foot go.
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WEST END DEFEATED.
COLLEGE second Team,

aichmond College Second Team
3 svias 81 score OF :: to- o.
The Richmond College second team de-
s.eated the W-staEnd Tigers on the grid-
Iron at Broad Street Park ysaterday aff-
sternoon BY score of e. to o. 3 sS
I Tho game was s holly coAtoate0 from
start 10 Ap3sh. Though sthe8sNest End
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AT the meeting OF Miss Sue K Cordon's
whist class the top score was made by
Mrs. Page and Miss Florence Tyler
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The jefferson Cub will give a whist
party Thanksgiving night. Refreshments
will be served and an enjoyable evening
Is anticipated.
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Picture Of Degree Team.
: very pleasing incident a. the meet
ing of Shockoe Council! Of the ROYAL Ar
tcanum last Thursday night w9s the pre-
sentat.on Of photograph of the degree