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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-30
$4,000 RuSOS
deSterr9dOS.

St. Petsrsburgo JUNO Is,
Dura nte los dos d:timos amos de ad~
miuistrac:6n del difanto M. ST SiQlaqui'
ne Ministro del Interior que fu6 ase'
siuado el Is de Abril, un considers
hle ndmero de personas han sido
desterrAdas, entire elk S mnchos ira
bajadores, de diferentes poblaci6nes,
hacienda an total de 10000 perso-
mas.
El successor del Ministro aseti
nAdo, Won Piehwe deseoso de no he
redAr el odio de su antecescr, ha ds
do ordsnes en- contrario, psrmitien3o
q los destarradcs que vuelvan su
pAfs' Es tt inclinado & di:tRr orde'
nes eu gen neral mas literRles que su
de: e:graciAdo antscesor,
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GI Fiscal General.

Este ditt'nguido furcisnaTi0 ase
gdrGse que Sc toma verd&6ero inte-
IL2 y e. &C els recimiento de los he.
chos que cor curren en- ell crimen de
Ia Gale de Ia Cruz Dicese que, diri>
giGodose aqr6 al Fiscal del Supre
mo-, le dij sU sted es el represeu-
tgrta de I& vfctimAa Mr.. Harlan de.
se.. vivameute que So hsga todA luz
en- ell infArttcioio cometido. y es se'
guro, puee, que n&dA quedAra en- 81
misterio.
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RumOr0S.

Tnsiatentsmente Sc repiten
slgun que aseguran haberse reci'
bido en- WAshiG ct "a iufo me que ha
cen POGO favor 8 ests pals. 81 ssun'
to es de dudarse. DAmOs aquf b2snH
Rcogida y hospital'ds6 y no.seria JAS
to corr sponder q ella menospreclsn
do & In buena lila. Sc habla tam
biGn de prob&bles renunciss de i'm
pr te tss emplesdcs de 10 admits
t. aaci6n,
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RelulCiaS

Han preseptado ls ranunciaa d -,
sus cfrgos don J. r, Latimer cor
cejal del Ayuc tamiento de o. tA ciu.
dad, con Juan J. Monserrate conce
jAl de Santa Isabel y don EspartA
no f aucheschi Alcslde de Juana
Diaz.
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Partida de Ajedrez,
RECORD.

&OTRNA. ALDAH1A.
(BLANCAs) (NEGRAs
Il B. Pe6n del Rey la 4" casilla del
O' Rey.
10 ut Pe6n caballo de Reina 8" Ca
q B. Pe6n de la Reina la 4" casilla.
o. N ~ Pe6n de Ia Reina la a casilla
3@ r - Pe6n del Rey q la 5a casilla.
Oa n Pe6n de Ia Tore de Ia Reina 4
. Ns- Ia 3" casilla.
"A Caballo del Roy la ga casilla
Z LIS del Alal del ReY.
a. nj - Alfl de la Reina & Ia S" caslla
Avs del caballo del Rey.
s. B. Rial Ra1 del Roy la "a 0asiIla del
E@ N Alfl de la Reina la 6" casilla
N'~ del Alfl del Rey. Come caballo
blanco.9
a. r Alfl del Rey su teroera casilla
(Alfl come el Altl negro.)
e. NJ Pe6n del Rey Ia 3" casilla.
70 R. Pe6n del Alfl de Ia Reina 4 Ia "A
caSilla.
70 TT Pe6n del Alfl Dana 4 3" casilla
N' Alf1l de la Dana
r. z Caoallo de la Reina q la 3 g casilla
del Alfl de Reina.
8: NJ Aal de Rey la S. oasilla del ca
ballo de Reina.
O.: r. Reina, la 3" caslla de su ca
O' ballo.
g. n A5al del Roy la "a oasilla de la
Torre de la Reina.
10 Enrroque por el flanco del Rey; Gs-
~ @'- te Ia casilla de Su caballo; Tore
& Ia del Alfl,
10 NJ Pe6n de la Tore del Rey a su ga
casilla.
IT R Pe6n de Alfl de Reina q 5a casilla
1 ia de la Reina.--Peon toma pe6n. -
TIM Pe6n del Alfl de Reina la A ca
= 4V' sllla de Ia Reina (Pe6n toma pe6n)
70 r Caballo de la Reina la 5" casilla
de la Reina. Yoma pe6n.
10 nj Caballo de Ia Reiua 3" caSilla del
@A AVA Aldld dc la Reina.
7Qp Caballo la 6' casiIla del Alfl de
AO La Rey JaQue al Rey.
13 NJ koy a ia 0Asilla del Alfil del Rey,
lar Aldl de Rey, la Ga ca :lla del Al
A1 rs I'll de Reina. Afltoma caballo.
a NJ ToFre de Reina | a 2" Casilla de
=" la misma Tore,
10 b. Reina 3" casilla de su Tore. ia
que al Rey.
7H NJ . Caballo de Rev 4 % casi}la del
~ 1N' Rey.
Is B. Caballo, d la "a casilla de Ia Rel
na. Jaque al Rey.
E NJ Key Ia caSlla del caballo del
AV Iva Rey.
IL B. AlfI del Rey, su ga casina.
II M Tore de la Reina "a casilIa de Ia
A' Reina CTorre toma caba'lo,)
70R- Pe6n del caballo de Ia Reina, la
IN Ia 4" casilla del miSmo.
7Q NJ Alfl la s. casila del caballo de
~ Iva Ia Reina (A'fI toma al peon}
lot Roma, & la /" casilla de su caballp
Reina toma cl Alfl
l9 N .- Tore de la Reina i Ia )" casilia
de la Reinac (Torre tema pe6n)
20 B.-,,,.,...
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NQm0rOS2S
feliCitaCiOneS
r8Cibi6 aver Ell venerable
P. Berries.

C,n motivo de ser syer el dis
onOm&stico, del Gober1ador eclesins
tico de g, ia Di6cesis, el Pbro, don
Pedro Maria Berries, fu6 muy vista
co ell Pal&cio Episcopal, habiendo
recibido ts smbien telegramas y cartss
de falicitaci6n.
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SUsCRIPCION DE ACCIONEs.

YO la presente suscrlbo
Association Popular Cooperative de Consucne Pres
amos de PuertoR convengo pagar pzos mensuaes de
S25 acci6n hasta sathos
ddendo decarados de las de dcha
800 valor de cada acci6n prviegio
pamo de eirat pagado de conformdad dsp
ia Ley los Regamentos austado Ia misma de la Aso
Cac0n.
Resldencla Observation-Disclosures.
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En- ssta imprenta SO vende pa
pei de peri0diCos 4 50 40 ell qninta1,
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N0'TICIAS,

Ell PAIN KILLER como re-
medic inferno, no tiene igu&l en- los
Lasos de c5lico, diarrea, disenterta,
dyspepsia y reumAtismo. Es ell mejor
linimento del mundo. Su efecto es
m6gico, Cuando 80 uss para llsgas,
quemAdurAs, esc&ldadurAs y coItu-
stones. No 6eje de usarIo para 10
jaqueca y dolor de maelas. r: huse
todo sUstitutc, no hay mas que un
PAIN KILLER, el de Perry Davis.
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y un m0ueIO eSc1uSiVO Ge Ia casa con
su colch0n superior por IS, Cana de
ni1Os, Surtido com pleto en- COLCHO-
NEoy COLCHONETAS, ALFOMBRAS
de sala y CANA. LAMPARAS para luz
electrical y gas. Cuadros de sala y
comedor. JAULAS, NEVERAS, BAJI-
LAS de porcelana de corada JUE-
Cos DE COPAS. Gu BIERTOS de chris
tofe y Rogers y todo 10 necesario pa
ra adOrno de casa.
En- ABANICOS japoneses tenemo5
especiaidadeS y procios sin comPeten-
Cias.
Complete surtido ell artic1Io5 de
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA proPias para
regalos,
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Nos escribsn de MsnAtf que el
candidpto que mas probabilidade
tiene de sallr electo Alcalde, es el
obrero don Jose R9yes, que es muy
estimado en- aQuellG locAlidad.
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GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANOS

Constante surtdo CAMAs COLCoNEs variead de
deos cas9s doradas de pares de
americana los mismos estos enemo BNCAS DORADA
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Si quiere V. tomsr leche pura,
ca y de ca idsd superio'. 6m
prela en- lA lecherfa eLA VAQUITA
NEGRA,0 San Francisco & nero
81, donde L. encc ntrsr& de de IL
maflanA & 10 de Ia noche.
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FELIX SANTONI
AVOCADO.

Arecibo. Puerto Rico.
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he organized here in January. and early
in the new year an active campaign will
he begun, and a number Of new lodges
organized in other towns nearby.
Az has been said before, the plans Of
the United A1oderns are based upon
standard table Of mortality, and therefore
thoroughly safe and reliable. But it may
be of interest and value to our members
and others as we'll to know that the judg-
1nent of the Board Of Managers in Sc
lecung a mortality table for our plans
has. in a way. received very gratifying
endorsement from source Of high. au-
ttority.
The Actuarial Society of America is at
present conducting an investigation into
mortality experience Of certain districts
and certain classes Of occupation in the
United States The data on which this
information is based is supplied from the
records of various insurance companies
IN the country. and in determining q
standard to be adopted for comparison
IT. order to determine the ratio between
The actual deaths experienced and the
number of deaths expected by standard
Getty having the work in charge has
recommended that the standard for COM
parison shall be the English life. healthy
districts. males table. which Is the stand.
ard adopted hv the United ModeruS.
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Richmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac kai|rOa1.
5caDuL1 La EFFECT Hu,. sv, 1892.

oCdOuIa La EFFECT NOV. ou, 1892.
ZOE Washington and beyond. Stops at Miituru.
fredericksburg and Alexandria. Stops at Occo.
Yuau SAnda.s: Sleeping Cara 10 Washington and
Aew York. Dining Car.
,,,s;45 A. H.. daily. from Main-strees Station,
tiOIlda ard METROPOLITAN Limited tor Wash,
Alexandria. Buffet Sleeping C1rs to New York.
7:ou 4. NJ, except Sunday. from Eliza Sta
ton accommodation for Ashland and iuterme-
SEQ =: H.. Sunday only from Byrd-strees
Station for Washington au': beyond Stops at
to Cherry Hill. inclusive. Nesley. occolusu and
Als s:a Buffet parlor Car.
ST. $40 a: NJ; r.; except SUNDAY. from Bysd-ssrees
Elba Glen Allen ard local stations. Ashland to
Alexandria Inclusive Parlor Car
Station "asu.u- .eu la b-yoni. Stops ut
Elba Ashland. boswell. Milford. treuerIcAs-
burg AMI Alexandria. BUFFET raror Car. Con-
4:10 2. ID, except sunday. trvn Byrd-St7eeI
Station. Recommending for fredericksburg and
1utertuedimte points
s:v5 P. NJ. daily. from Main-sc,eet Station
for Washington and beyond. Steps at boswell.
tredericEsuure: Brooke. Underwater ard Alezan-
dria. Buffet Sleeping Car to eNw York.
6:25 P. H.. except Sunday. from Elba Sta
tiou recommendation for Ashland aud in,erme-
sos ?. N, daily. from Byrd-strses Station
for Washington apd veEond Stops Elba.
Ashland. boswell. Milford. FREDERICKSBURG
Stops at other stsclons Sunday. Sleeping Car
Richmond TO S-w York aud Washington to
philadelphia.
ll:l5 P. Il. except Sunday. from Elba Sta
ton. accommodation for Ashland and iuterme-
diute points.
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$40 4. NJ, except SUNDAY. at Eba Station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediates
points.
500 A. NJ, daily. ct Byrd-strest Station
Stops at Alexandria. oecoluan. Widew4ter
land and Elba. Stops ct othcs stations sun
day. Buffet Sleeping Car New York TO Rich
s:25 A. NJ. except Sunday. at Ryrd-Srreet
Station accommodation from Fredericksburg and
intermediate points.
Station stops q, local stations, Washington
to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba.
a:o5 P. ". daily at Ma1n-street Station.
Stops ut Al ndria. Lorton. Occodusn. Quantico'
Fredericksburg. Milford. boswell! and Ashland.
Buffet Sleeping Car from New York.
500 P. NJ, except Sunday. at Eiba Station.
s:46 P. NJ, daily. at Byrd-street Station.
Stops at Alexandria. Fredericksburg. posweil
Ashland and Elba. Sleeping Cars from New
York and Washington piotng Car e...,o,
sts S;e0 at AeIIsndria and local stations GUAM
fco tn Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen ant Eioa
1928 P. H.. daily. at Ma,n.strees Station
Florida aud Metropolitan Limited. Stops ut
Alex ndria Fredericksburg and boswell Buff
fe, slseninc Cars from New York.
11:O0 P. ", except Sunday. at Eloa statton
accommodation from Ashland.
". P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
". D. DUKE General Man, ger.
E. T. D. MYERS. President.
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So. presented themselves for initiation by
special invitation an6s they were made to
! understand the fact that Fulton Lodge
is up-to-date and thoroughly modern.
They were highly pleased with the work
of tie order.
Fulton Lodge is always glad TO welcome
fellow Moderns from the other lodges Of
the city or elsewhere, and all who at
tend will be well pleased.
State Supreme Vice-Chancellor .. W
Thayen was present and assisted in the
work OF the evening.
The following officers We're unanimously
reelected for the next six months: Chan
cellor, Charles L. a. Doeppe; Past Chan
celIor, DR.. ]. P. Williams; Regent, L. A
Seal: Orator. John J. Cavedo; Guide, J.
B: NcDonnough: Recorder. P. c. Martin.
Jr.: Fnancter, W. H. Pease; Warden,
William P. Snead: Waterman. ]. ". Jor-
dan. TrUstees-Wil'iam Il. Boitz, John
H. Boulware William T. Tyree.
Arrangements are being made for a
public entertainment early in January. at
which time the people will have an OPP
portunity of becoming better acquainted
with Fulton Lodge and the Noderns.
II. r. Bishop, district organizer. was
present and expressed himself as highly
pleased with the progress Fulton Lodge
is making.
It is expected that two new lodges will
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city; Charles a Cover, Of Covington; D
R. Stansbury, Of Alexandria: J. Y. Gun
stead. of Lexington; w. D. HILL OF
South Boston, the present grand master
T. WHEY Davis grand secretary. and
John w. Ferguson. Of this city. They
are active members of the Grand Lodge
taking a lively interest in the work OF
that body. and are always on the alert
for an opportunity to do good in behalf
Of the Order they love SO we'll.
A new lodge will be organized in Nor
folk during the present month with q
very large membership, composed of the
very best citizens of that city.
Mr.. Alfred E. Cohen. is past grand OF
T'itzhugh Lodge, l. Q. Q. F.. which NUM-
bers among its members some OF the
brightest talent of Odd-Felowship In the
city OF Richmond. 1t is an old and pros
1trous lodge. It's officers. especially its
treasurer. Captain S. H. Herndon, ard
H. NJ Reinhard, financial secretary. have
served the lodge fol many years. and the
former. though long past the allotted age
Of man. seldom misses attending lodge
meetings every Monday night. Past
Grand R. E. Delaney is we'll up In the
work and is a particularly bright ana
promising Odd-Fellow. Messrs. Morgan
r. Mills, Jake Wells and c. S. Cro"deI
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DEGREE TEAM OF SHOCKOE COUNCIL ROYAL ARCANUM 1876.
J. VIC " JONES' A. D. JACKSON Us WOODBURY..
MYERS, HARRY KEMP, S D. G. R. w. 7. DABNEY

membership the Grand Lodge of Virginia
has ever had. In several places the or
der has been revived after having been
extinct for nearly forty years. and fur
Their efforts are being made to revive in
terest in Odd Fellowship at other points.
Odd-Fel1owship is not, as many te-
lieve 1t to be, an insurance orfani-a
ton 1t is fraternal. social. benevo-
lent and educational society, founded
centuries ago for the purpose of pro-
noting good will among men. leading
them to the cultivation of the, true fra
ternal relations as God intended they
Should be. Friendship Love and
Truth" is its motto. and it's laws require
that members shall visit The sick, re-
lieve distress. bury the dead, educa e
the orphan and succo, the widow. The
first and great principle Of the order
is fraternity-in fact, fraternity is the
cornerstone upon which this vast
brotherhood is built.
Odd-Fel!owship is the strongest secret
order in the world. In every land it's
pure white banner is unfurled. 1t
teaches its members to venerate religion,
to uphold the laws of the land in which
they live. 1t does not require anything
of its members that would in any way
interfere with their daily duties Of life
It does not interfere with the religious
liberties Of its members. 1t simply re-
quires them to believe in a supreme be-
ing, a ruler and controller of the uni
verse. But It closes its doors to the
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
SOUTHERN RAILN AY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. Il, 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIvE FOURTEENTH
STREET STATION.
m EFFECT DEC. "a, 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. va.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. va.
700 a. H., No. I, daily. for Danville. Char
lotte and all local stations South. connecting
at Danville for stations to LynchourG; also
stations on that line. At Greensboro for all
stations east aud west thereof
1880 P. NJ, No. 13, limited train daily tor
Jacksonville and all Florida points; Havana NaS
sau, etc. Connects ut Moseley with Farmvi!ie
and Poxhatun RaiIroad: at Greensboro TOT DuI-
ham, Raleigh aud Wlnston-Sa!sn:. at -; Dan aaIiS
with No. IS. United States last mail sonu
train. daily. for New Orleans and points
South, which carries sieepers to New Orleans.
Columbia Savannah and Jacksonville. Draw"
ing-it.om Buffet Sleeper Richmond % Atlahsa
and Birmingham. Through coach for Cn.se
City, Oxford and Durham Through n' Tin
with Sleeper, Salisbury to Memphis. Dlh'us
Car service.
11:o5 P. NJ, No. II. Southern Express, dniiE,
for Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksopvtlle ana p' s,I'
South. Sleeper for Danville. Greensboro $40 Sai
isbury and Charlotte: open at lttcnmona ',.D
P. NJ Connection with New York ana ioi iuA
Express and Southwestern Limited which cAt
ries through Sleepers to Augusta sayanha ~.
Jacksonville. Tampa. Nashville. Memphis Az
lanta. New Orleans. etc. Complete Dining,Car
service. Also. Pullman Tourist Sleeper Mon
days. Wednesdays aud Fridays Washington to
San Francisco. without change. with connection
for al points In Texas. Mexico and California.
500 P. NJ, No. II. local daily. except sun
day. for Ee!sTille and intermediate points
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
$3.50 a. NJ and 6:25 P. M From Atlanta.
Augusta. Jacksonville, Asheville and all points
South.
$40 q. NJ. From Kcysrille and local stations.
3:25 P. NJ. From Durham. Charlotte, Danville
and intermediate stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
Nos. 81 and &c, between Manchester and
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3. p @. Gks.


Richmond Lodge of Elks- is very proud
n its new Home. and since the dedica-
ton exercises Of last week many ap-
plications for membership have been
sent in. With the many social advar-
tages offered the Lodge is destined to
become one Of the most popular institu-
lions of the kind in the city.
Already a movement is on foot to or
game an athletic club among the mem
hers. An Instructor IS to be engaged,
who will give lessons in the gymnasium
two or three evenings q. week, and it is
hoped that a good team may be found
among the members TO contest with
similar teams II other cities. a bowling
club wi also be formed. possibly two.
with matches between them.
All Elks and friends are invited to con-
tribute books and other literature to the
library and reading rooms.
The Lodge meets every Wednesday
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K-RIvER LINE wrs " POINT
THE FAvORITE ROUTE NORTH.
E I-E- RIltLIAllNl

THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:5c P. n. No. Is. Baltimore Limited daily
except Sundays. for West Point. connecting at
West Point with steamers for Baltimore and
York River landings Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays.
2l5 P NJ, No. 10 (1londays, Wednesdays
and Fridays), local express for West Point aud
intermediate stations Connects with stage ae
Lester Manor for Walkerton and Tappahannack
500 a. h., No. -. local mixed. Leaves daily
except Sunday. for West Point and intermediate
sta lions connecting with stages at Lester
Manor for Walkerton and TappahanEock
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
e15 s. NJ, No. 10, daily. from West Point.
with connection from Baltimore Sundays. We'd
nesdays and Fridays
1o:z5 a. NJ, No. O.. Wednesdays and Fridays
from West Point and local stations.
$3.50 P. M, daily. except Sundays. from
West Point and intermediate stations.
tSeamers sail from West Point go 2. NJ
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. and viii
call at Almonds, Claybank and Gloucester
Point.
c. ". WESTBURI.
District Passenger Agent
$40 East Iain Street. Richmond Va.
S. II. HARDWICk.
General Passenger Agent
c. II. ACkERT,
General Manager, Washington, D. c.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Eov. 80. 1862.
TRAINS LEAVE EiCHNuNp-BY hD-SIEEET
STATION.
500 4 IL, NORFOLK LIMITED. daily. A.
rives Petersburg 9:3l a. VI. Norfolk fl:2U a.
NJ Stops only at petersburg. Waverly and SUI
$50 a. M, daily Arrives Petersburg o.la
A. NJ. Enpor.a 1912 A. VI. Weldon 1l:2c 4.
NJ. Fayetteville l:s5 p ". Charleston 1l:l5
4 ". Tampa ZOO ?. N. Fort Tampa $50 2.
Connecting Wilson with No. 10. arriving
GoIdsboro c:55 P; ". Wilmington $50 2. "
1920 P. NJ. daily, Arriving Petersburg 90
P. VI. Connects with MORT and Western
Railway for Roanoke and Intermediate points
500 P. Il, OCEAN SHORT LIMITED. daily
Arrives Petersburg $50 Z. VI. Norfolk Oh
P. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg "averly
40 ?. NJ. daily EXCEPT suntaz. Arri-e.
Petersburg +:53 P NJ. Weldon Coz ?. VI.
and Rock Mount $40 P " Makes ell inter
SIS ?. 81, daily. Ar-sves Petersburg 90
P. " Makes ell stops.
6:5s P. M. FLORIDA AND WEST INDIAN
LIMITED. daily. Arrives Petersburg 50 2 "
Connects with Norfolk and Western Tor Nor
folk and intermediate points. Emporia, ssa
P. VI tconnecrs with Atlantic and Danville fer
stations between Eulporta and Lawrencevilleli
Weldon 900 P. ". Wilmington 16:to a NJ
FayettevtlIe t:.. \. u Charleston 80 X, =, :,
NJ Tau,Fu 1890 P. VI. Port Tampa lo::h r n
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
Arriving Augusta A III. hsrali ~
NJ atlanta 100 p VI. Pullman sleeper NeY'
York 70 Wilmington. Charleston Fort Tampa
Jacksonville Augusta and Macon ptrtH--cai
Service.
es5 P NJ daily. Arrives Petersburg fo:is
? 81 Connects at Petersburg with Eor:al!
and Western Railway. arriving LvnchbETS
s. " Roanoke AS 4 NJ. Bristol 1880 \.
II. Pullman sleeper Richmond t. Lvnchhu-s
1890 P NJ. daily. Arrives Petersburg i2.ld
i. N.
TEAMS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:o7 a Y. daily. From, Jacksonville. saraa:
~ rs :,5'' 4. 81. daily FroH, Petersburg. Lynes-
burc and the West
s4s 4. a., daily. except Sunday Peters
lid A. NJ. daily except Sunday. Fros
Rocky Mount and intermediate stations. Nor
I'll lilo a. NJ. daily From Petersburg. s-t.
'01 1l:42 A. n. daily. From Norfolk. surols
and Petersburg.
oke and interr,edtate points
$50 P NJ. daily. From Norfolk Su-ois
and Petersburg.
7:45 P. IL. daily. From Miami. Port Tam.
pa Jacksonville Savannah ChaFlsSt"n WE
fninrton. Goldsboro and all points South.
s:56 P. n. daily. From Petersburg Lynch
OUTS Az Fl. NJ EMERSON.
Traffic Manager
w : CRAIG
General Passenger Agent
C. s CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
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NOVEMBER soTH. 1867
LEAVE RlCHAOND ,nAILi1. BiRO-STREEI
STATION.
900 A. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 A. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg
Wuyeriy and Suffolk. Stops at Wakefield only
to let OF passengers from Richmond ard Pc
500 , a. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS tor
l,vnchburg. Roanoke. Columbus. Cincia-
natl, and Chicago. Buffet Jarlor Car Pc
Roanoke to Columbus. Bluef1eld to CinciH,,
nati:: also. for Bristol Knoxville ana Ils
Chattanooga Pullman Sleeper Rcanohe
1920 P. NJ. Roanoke Express" t,r Farm arr
vile. Lynchburg. Roanoke ard in'efo'euta''
600 ?. NJ, ocEAr SHORE LIMITED; Ar
r,ves Norfolk $40 ?. II. Stop, only at fetsfs-
burg. Waverly and adolk. fonnee,s co.
fnIt with steamers to Boston. ProVluence. We"
York Baltimore and Nashinston; ,,.,
656 P. NJ, for Su1oiS SrFt ~ at az! H. 20 p.
a:35 P. NJ, for Lynchburs and ean,se. Con
,scts Mt Lvuchburg with "'shinston ana Sna.-
tonooo. limited Pullman Sleeper Ltnchopre
"a Tsrnnhis and New Orleaas Gaze tarior an6
observation Cars Radto;d 10 1919; rul.
man s aie.S -sady fo- occupancy at $50 7. II.
ana o r,IIman Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke.
AiT rive Richmond from LynchburS and
~, df Vat dailv at 1888 A. NJ zoo " and
SIS r NJ. nom Sosfsis sna me East at 11:lo
A. H. JOIN E. WAGNER.
City Pasesnge- and I;csss Agent
District Passenger Agent.
" B. REvILL.
General Passenger Agent.
r.,orai Offices: Roanoke. w
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MQcCQbees.

Monroe Tent. No II, Knights of the
Maccabees, held meeting Wednesday,
..cI - the lluct !rer 3 81
the year. More members were p esent
more business was transacted and more
enthusiasm shown than has been er
in this tent for some time past. Ir
truth. 1t seems that at leas so lie Ct
the members are waking up and getting
a hustle on and it Is to be hoped at
the rest of the tens will soon follow
their example.
The fol owing officers were elected for
the ensu ng six months:
Past Commander. G. z. = Williams; Con-
mander. j. H. Pond: Record Keepe~. E.
W. Miner; Finance Keeper. E. W. Miner;
Chaplain. R. T. Gaskins, Jr.; Physician,
Is. u. Booker; Sergeant. W. l.. Writ
lock; Master at Arms. W. R. Northern
First Mas. er OF tie Guards. G. E. igg
Second Master of the Guards. j. B. H SIX
ms; Sentinel. E. T. Parrish. Pic ct J.
F. Powell; Trustees. VIM. P. Knowles,