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ANUNCIo

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to Rico. Gn',au de Obras
Pnb'icas. Ofcina del Superin.
ttndente. san Juan, Stbre. IA
de 1907.
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dos para la adj ticacion en Ilinllca
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kil6metroS de la catrttera no 7,
Secci6n Las PiedraS San Lorenzo,
Sc admitiran IN eSta ofcina hasta
las 10 a. IN. d'-l dia IS de Septien,
bre de 1907 en- que ST abriran pG
blicamente.
FL presupuesto aproximado de
las obras aSciende a S. 900 90
Todos los datos necesarios, i'm
preSos de propoSiciones y contrato
( :nStruciones a los poStores Sc da
ran en- eSta ohcina.
La Administration Sc reserva
el derecho de recha7ar cualquiera 6
todas las proposicioneS de adju
dicar el con:rato hajo otras conSi
deraciones que las dc precio sola,
mente.
Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior,
]. J. JIMENEz,
Superintendent de ObraS Public s.
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Juata Fs(d1 De Huma(aO

Anuncio.- acantes las escuelas
rurales q" los bariios de Arenas Co
llores de Humacao Y Mab1 y las de
les caserios de runta-Santiago y Las
Piedras, Sc anuncian por mcdio del
periodico la DEMoCRAcIA para que
10 asp rantes 4 las mi mas envien
sus sol:citudes esta Secreta'ia antes
del dia 10 del entrante mes de octu-
bre, Humacao, septiembrr 26 de 1907.
-BARToLoME FLAQuER, Secretario
de la Junta Escolar. So
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Habiendo removable el contrato
arrendamiento con la Succession Usera
por 6 aiios mas, tengo el gusto de ma
uifestar al p6blico en- general que va
han principiado las obras de reformas
y como instalaciones dc aqua inodo-
ros, duchas y dernas aparatos hdrote-
rapicos.
Fl Hotel Restaurant y otros de-
partamentos sufriran grandes melo-
ras tendencies al mayor comfort y CO.
midad para los huespedes.
Sc instalaran departamentos para
gabinete de lectura, barberia, sol6n
de billar y variedad de juegos licitos
con cantina surtida de licores, refres-
os, dulces, conservas, tabacos y ci
garrllos.
81 durante la temporada de vera
no la concurrencia favorece el eSta
lecimiento, habya I'm dia de moda er
a semana. con orquesta halle y canto
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|npoItado por los d|dmOs vapores

Afombas dc t" classes Eeras suido
Coches mm MADEIRA foma caphosas elgantes
dde aSta jlS de porcelana decoada lancas las
comba en especial compuesta de
$50 utgos copaS de- Atal precos econ6mi
avabo conbnacoues de roana decorada
toos de odos los Caas de HE
desde haa
de ho hauco de cooreS
plata plata Sterling hay snrtdo complete
eSucttS Gortlnas de
nadas de verde ropas balconies gae A"rtinas autsS de
forer de cordoneS ionas
Biombos de dAtntos amahos para
" ,tanas surtido complete de Sl.4oa $1,000
Gran Bazar de nOvedadeS
GONZALEZ PADlN HMOS.
SAN JUAN, r x.
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BALNEAR|O De COAMO, PTO.R|CO
Unco en- 50 c|a!e ! sin rival en- las IptINs:

Asi, pues y una vez mas me
ofrezco todos los que gusten honrar el
Balneario con su asistencia enieudo
la seguridad, como es costumb,c
siempre, dejarlos altamente compla-
cidos durarte su estancia en- este Bal
neario.
A pesar de los grandes Sacri6cios
que las reformas ocacionaran los pre-
clos seran los de costumbre.
PR1MERA CATEGORlA: Hospedaje
por semanas, por persona / dia $50.
Niiios hasta IL afios, dia 81 so.
SEGUNDA CATEGoRlA: Hospeda-
je por semanas, por persona | dia
$I.7s. Nifios hasta IL ahos dia 81.
Servidumbre precios conveucio-
males segdn la categoria.
Para mas informes dhigirse q su
anendatario
JUAN BO1A
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PreciOs sin cOmpetencia y!
MADERAS! Mader3s! MADERAS!

La <Ponce Agricultural & industrial Co.>-Compa.
MIA Agrfcoa Industrial de Ponce-Avenida Hostos care
terra Ponce.-Playa frente al Trolley
OFRECE AL PUBLCOCuartonefa ab tablon tahlonco
chip6n de Florida case superior en- bruto labrados
Tabonclo iso acordonado de pugada chan fan
juntera moduras balaustres de todas classes
Puetas ventana caa vaas toda indusas traba
jos de carpneria general precios m6dicos
ATENCON: VENDEMOS-Tabas de Spruce
cho cadad extra precios baratismos
TABLONCILLO DECLASE BUENA acordonado 4 so al
milar.
CAVOTE abado de nuesa maquna superior al importado
acordonado facitan e
NOTA neutrality-suspicious. en- la enga de mad en- d acaba
del rabajo.
No atendea nnguna correspondence queno venga digda Ia
Cempaha. -
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DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

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TAI de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios.
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tro. - Horas de consulta:
De IL de Ia manana.
Gratis 4 Los pobres, de $40
de Ia mahana. d.
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At Old Ladies' Home.

At Old Ladies' Home.
In spite of forbidding weather
number of people attended the infor-
nal reception at the Home for Needy
Confederate Women. No East Grace
dies die sol Of the Home were gathered in the
two spacious parlors to receive the!r
guests, Captain Sally Tompkins occu-
plying a place of honor between the
front windows.
Mrs A. j. Montague, president of
the board, stood near the door and
gave warm welcome to all corners,
Veterans Daughters OF the Confeder-
aey or members &C. Of other oentea ae bv
Mrs. Cabell Smith. Rocky Mount; Mrs
o. C. Smith and Mrs. Nj. M. Mullen, of
Henry county: Mrs. N. II. Hairston OF
Roanoke. and Mrs. Taylor Of Glouces-
ter county.
Mrs. George w. helms, president of
tho John w. Daniel Capter, U. D. G."
which has endowed q room at the
Home. was also present, ana win MIS- ,':
assisted in making the visitors feel
at home.
The visitors examined with interest
the copy of Captain Sally Tompkin1 !s,
photograph of the distinguished lady
and specimen of her handwriting.
which We're on exhibition in the his
tory room Of the Home. The matron
| OIL lIle IlOlHe SIloNO w SNSAs 'SNe'
to her guests who We're conducted over
the entire house and shown the airy,
| light bedrooms and comfortable dining
| room
During the afternoon Mr., and Mrs.
| Il. H. Cloves sang NUMBER OF songs
popular during the war period much
to the pleasure OF all present.
BY Mrs. Montague's orders the mouse
will be kept open to visitors all gay
| to-day aud tomorrow, and cordlai
| invitation Is extended to all to WISH
the institution.
Missouri Party.
Ono OF the conspicuous delegations
at the reunion Is that from MISSOURI
headed by Mrs. James g, Gaunt, the
| charming Wife of the Chief Justice OF
Missouri's Supreme Court Judge
Gaunt. a gallant soldier from Georgia
was unable to come to Richmond, oW'
i Ing to the converting of the supreme
Court yesterday. Mrs. Gaunt IS Statt
president of the u. p, G., Mlssour
Division, and Is chnperoninE as prGttS
a party of girls as ever visited VIZ
ginia. Mrs. Lee Meriwether. OF -
| Louis, official chaperon of the Nlsso,ur
United Sons of Veterans. Is beautilu
young matron. and among the Elrl
she Is chaperonins are the M'sse
Jewel Wedenmeyer first mald ~
, honor), Jane Smith (sponsor or MIS-
souri,, Sons of Veterans), May Atkln
son (sponsor st, Louis camp, am
Miss May Gair, OF New YORK 49,,
The Missouri ladies have their neus'
quarters at the jefferson, where ever
afternoon from to O'CLOCK they VI
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Bat and Ball With Boys Suits

invitation, and II any such has been
extended it must have been at some
meeting at which he was absent. COL
onel Cary stated that he greatly re-
GREETED the misunderstanding, and
that had he had any linking of the
matter he would have had A. p. Hill
Camp met and suitable provision made
for their entertainment while in the
city.
Colonel Gordon Surprised.
Colonel John w. Gordon general
chairman of the reunion committee. and
chief marshal of the parade of Thurs
the reported action. Colonel Gordon
stated that as to the matter of the
camp being met. that delegation of
nrtymVe sns G or mostly IN
| trains during the reunion. and that so
! FAR as his observation had gone their
work had been excellent. Colonel Cor
don also stated that no notice of the
time when Eli Camp was coming had
been sent to reunion headquarters. and
that he did not know of any reason FOR
special attention to the Hill Camp
over and above other visiting camps.
Sarded as home people," and in a ma
ture as sharers with Richmond in the
inequalities of the occas sion. Further,
Mr.. Curtis. of Petersburg. a member
/
/ union headquarters that he had been
| in town for several days to make all
arrangements for the coming of the
/ Petersburg camp.
| Brisadier- General Stith Boiling, of
Petersburg, was seen at the Jefferson
/ last night, and also expressed his sur
prise and chagrin at the action of the
| a P. Hill Camp. Of which he is a
member. General Boiling stated that {;
number of the most prominent mem
hers of the camp were in Richmond
/ several having been in his office during
the evening. General Boiling added
/ that whatever personal difficulties
might have arisen between Hill and
i Pickett Camps, that it did not. in any
way Justify the Hill Camp in not com
ing to the unwilling of the Jefferson
Il Davis Monument.
AS to the charge Of the A. P. Hill
Camp. that they We're not given place
in the line. reference is made to the
printed orders distributed to all OF the
general officers and aids. in which. or
page 9 under tho Virginia Division
the name OF a. P. Hill Camp. No. !
appears In the order Of its serial num-
her, and that place was assigned and
occupied by 1t In the parade last
Thursday.
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Mitchell. Los Angeles Cal; Miss L.
Louise Enrich. Miss Sarah Fl. Lyles,
Columbia, S. c.; Miss Mary G.. Kyle,
Rogersville Tenn; Miss Theresa Nc
Gavock, Franklin, Tenn; Miss Decca
Lamar West, Miss Varia Higginson,
Waco, Tex: Mrs. Otelia Malone Mac
gill. Petersburg, VA; Miss Minnie T.
Morton, Staunton; Va; Miss Luke Cole
man Higginbotham, Buckhannon, w.
Va; Miss Ashton, Fitzhugh Wilson,
Charleston. w. Va; Miss Eva Conner,
Birmingham, Ala; Miss julia Williams,
Yazoo City, Miss; Miss Amy McRae
:. erth, Richmond. Va; Miss Frances
Key Duke, Louisville, Ky; Miss Edith
Norton. Louisville. Ky; Miss sallie
Person, Jackson. Tenn; Miss Bertha
), addill, Jackson, Tenn; Miss Elsie
Lenora Leach, Fort Worth, Texas; Miss
Leila Reeves. Rusk, Tex; Miss Glenn
Lo~ise Hamburger Mobile, Ala; Miss
ELLA Hargrove Sayre, Montgomery,
Ala. Miss Agnes r. Winchester, Fort
smith, Ark; Miss Emma McAndrew,
Bentonville, Ark; Miss Minnie Carroll,
Washington. d. c.; Miss Julia M.
Wrenn. Washington. D. c.; Miss Ruth
Mitchell, Miss Elizabeth Fleming, jack
sonvillc, Fla; Miss Helen Gertrude
Garrard, Miss Susie Lee McElroy, Co
lumbus Ga; Miss Mary Field, Louis
VILE, Ky; Miss Bessie Mcdowell Dan
Vile, Ky; Miss Julia p. Rogers, New
orleans, La; Miss Belle Kahn, Plaque
mine La. Miss Nellie Mckenzie Tabb,
Baltimore Md: Miss Rosalie Haxall
holland. Baltimore, Md; Miss Jane
Henderson Smith, No. 1881 Delmas
Boulevard, ST. Louis, Mo-; Miss Gene
We've Boarman, Springfield, Mo-; Miss
| Annie Moore, Ardmore, l. l., MlsH
i Pcarlc Hamilton. Monroe n. G.; Miss
| Susan II. Richardson, Miss May MOOR
man. columbia. S. c.; Miss Lorraine
4 Wisdom. Jackson, Tenn; Miss Mary
| AIcGraw. Braden Tenn; Miss Nora Lee
! Delay, Texas; Miss Winnie Ilsdale
/ Greenville, Ten; Miss Lucy a. Mcli-
waine. Petersburg. Va MISS trace
Radcliffe Day, Smithfield. va; MISE
willis Wilson. Charleston, W. Va
Miss Jean Price, Lewispurs' W.
(. Mrs. Norman v. Randolph, Mrs, Ed
,.ar ID TAYLOR. Mrs B. y. Blenner, OF
Virginia; Mrs. Charles G Brown, or
Alabama; Mrs. Clementine Boles. or
Arkansas. Mrs. Roselle c. Cooley, OF
Florida; Mrs. James a. Rounsaville
OF Georgia; Mrs. Basil Duke, or Ken
lucky. Mrs, John b. Richardson, OF
Louisiana; Miss Mary B. Harrison OF
Mississippi. Mrs. w. w. Read, OF
New York; Mrs Thomas Worcester
of Ohio, Mrs Augustine T. Smythe
of South Carolina; Mrs. Thomas j.
Latham, OF Tennessee; Mrs. Molle
Macgill Rosenberg, of Texas; Mrs
, James Y. Leigh and Miss Mary Amelia
Smith, of Virginia, and Mrs. Robert
: White, of Wcst Virginia; General anG
Mrs. Lomax, Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hun
TON. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Waddey, Mr.
pavne, Mrs and the Misses Robertson
, MIR. and Mrs. Bradley Johnson, Mr.
Gregory, General Car, General Cor
dcn Captain Murray Taylor, Colone
, smith General stephen ID. Lee, Mrs
, clay clopton and Colonel and Mrs
, Scott Parrish,
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county. Is attending the reunion and
stopping with his son-in-law, DR.,
George 2. Barksdale, at Chimborazo
Terrace. Mrs, 7. C. Morton, of Staun-
ton, Va. just returned from a winter in
Jacksonville. Fla, is stopping also at
DR.. Barksdales.
Mr., Alex, S. Barksdale, of Toano. a
gallant veteran member of the VII,
llamsburg camp, is stopping at No l2s
North Thirty second Street While at
the reunion,
Messrs. Ed. p. Jones, John 7, Gala
CHAN and AL. Holland. wartime memH
5bers of the Purcell Battery, are mere
from Washington. along with Al
Wheeler, of the Letcher Battery-all OF
Pegram's Battalion, Third Artillery
CoSps, The quartet will take break
fast this morning with Colonel #Jol'r
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Reunion Scenes and People Here

surrounded by throng Of friends and
acquaintances. Richmond congratu-
lates Missouri on It's daughters and also
upon its delegation of Veterans and Sons
Of Veterans. Among these latter are
number of men of distinction In Mis-
souri-Dr. Robert Atkinson, native
Virginiap; Judge r: B. Houghton, Lee
Meriwether, Mr.. Baker. Manton Davis.
Thomas Powe. Chiffon Atkinson, Minor
Meriwether and others.
Chnplnln- General to Preach.
Rev. DR. ]. William Jones, Chaplain
general of the Confederate Army, Will
preach to- the veterans at II A. M. to-
day in Calvary Baptist Church, corner
Grace and Pine Streets. His subject
will be THE Christian Character or
stonewall Jackson"
DR.. Ryland Knight. the pastor will
I'LL the pulpit at Sis P. NJ.
Rev. r. c.. Cave, Of ST Louis Mo-,
formerly pastor Of the Seventh Street
Christian Church, OF this city is at
tending the reunion, and is stopping
Street. Mr.. Cave was the orator at the
unwilling Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument some years ago. He will be
here until Wednesday next.
Among the veteran visitors to the
reunion stopping at Murphy's Hotel is
Mr.. j. ]. A, Powell, of Wytheville, for
merly of HenriCo, now one of the lead
ing lawyers Of Southwest Virginia.
When cadet at the v. M. I. he par
ticipated In the battle of New Market,
and later was courier of the corps.
General and Mrs. ". S. letter, to-
Eether with Mr.. and Mrs. NIcEwen and
the sponsor and maid OF honor of the
Second Arkansas Division, Miss Rad
| ford, of Hamburg, and Miss Boyd are
at the Jefferson. These two young la
dies have attracted n great deal of at
| tention by their beauty and ceverness.
Rev. Fl, H. Sneed, a delegate from
| Beauvoin Camp. Confederate Veterans
and pastor of ST. Peters Church, Gulf
port. Miss. is attending the reunion
and Is the guest of Mrs. Norman v
Randolph, No. GIL Franklin Street
Mr.. Fred Thrasher, the late venerable
clerk of Giles county, an old veteran
of Edgar's Battalion is attending tht
reunion, though very feeble.
Among the visitors OF the reunion i
Hon. John c. Featherston, late member
of the House from Campbell county
now assistant Inspector general for tn
Sixth District. Grand Camp of Virginia
Major James Mcdowell Darlington
OF Washington city, once the gallan
commander of the famous boy artiller
company, known as Carrngtons Bat
terry, Is attending the reunion
Hon, William o. Lovelace, of Hallfas
, llate member Of the House from tina
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Mama, Be Warned! Pro.
tecr the Little Ones!

81 ~ ANAL Don't be frightened
NN\ but be warned
II " IN Every Mothe, knows, or
~ y should know hat the terrible
MORTALITY among children is caused BY
Stomach and Bowel troubles. Collie, Sour
Curd, Cholera Intantum. Summer Com
plant, Measles, Rashes, Scarlet Fever
even Mumps-have their frs. cause in
CONSTIPATION.
The Delicate Tissues OF Baby's
Bowels will not stand rough treatment.
Salts are too violent, and Castor Oil
will only grease the passages. but will
not make and keep them Clean. Healthy
. and Strong.
There Is no other medicine as safe for a
child as Cascarets. the fragrant little Candy
Tablet. that has saved thousands Of families
from unhappiness.
The Nursing Mother should always keep
her Milk Mildly Purgatve by taking Cas-
czrct a. night before going to bed.
No other medicine has this remarkable
and valuable quality. Mama takes the
Cascsret, Baby gets the Benefit.
Cascarets actlike strengthening Exercise
On the weak little bowels OF the growing
babe. and make them able TO get all the
Nourishment out Of Babys Natural Food.
Larger children cannotalways be watched.
and will eat unreasonably. The Ready
Remedy should ever be a, hand-Cascarets
ito take care Of the trouble when IT comes.
No need TO Force or Bride children to
take Cascar cts. They are always
more than ready to cat the sweet little BIZ
Of Candy.
Home is not complete wlthou. the eye'
ready Fox Of Cascare.s. Ten cents buys +;
small one at the Conner Drug Store,
a BE very careful to get the genuine
Esads only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every table
stamped ".ccc.n q
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Rev G. II, McFaden will preach a
Asbury Place Church to-day Mt 1
A NJ. and at S,l5 p, M. Evening sub
jeit: THE Model Wife"--second ser
mon in series on "Iome Life"
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Headquarters Chief Marshal,
Iarrnranfl 1fnfot


jefferson Hotel.
cations. NIL other veterans. ladies
organizations, local and visiting
military will assemble on Monday.
June ., 1907. at tile time and places
hereafter designated and proceed in
the order hereinafter named In
grand parade and review by Lieu
tenant General stephen -. Lee,
commander OF the United Confeder-
ate Veterans. and to participate In
tile ceremonies of unvctling the
monument erected to the memory
Of the late President of the Confed
erac3, His cxcellency tho Honor
able Jefferson Davis. erected by the
ladies' of the Jefferson Davis Monu-
inent Association
|. No automobiles allowed in the
procession.
2. All bodies participating in the
parade must be in their respective
places hereinafter designated not
urgently requested to form their
line as close to the pavement as
possible to prevent crowdinE the
marching column.
3. Printed orders take precedence
over diagrams whenever conflicting.
4. The formation from line to col
umn en- route Will commence on the
right of line promptly Mt 1850
o'clock.
S. The closing up of all unoccu-
pied spaces in the entire line Of
veterans and carriages must COM
mencc promptly at 1880 a. NJ by
the respective bodies moving to
their right, thus forming an I'M
broken line in time for the APP
preaching column.
6. All commands not in line when
the movement of the column COM
mences must take such positions in
column as will be assigned to them
by the marshal in command of the
respective departments.
Z. The line of march will be
from Eleventh and Broad TO Ninth.
thence to Grace, along Grace to
Fifth. thence to Franklin and along
Franklin and pass the review stand
dt WIG lIlOIIuIIlcut, thence eH1fllSScu
as per diagram and dismissed as
rapidly as enmassed SO as to par
ticipate in the ceremonies OF the
occasion.
8. For streets and respective
rendezvous OF commands thereon
reference Is made to the diagrams
furnished to marshals.
Q. Marshals of respective de-
ent colored rosettes--vlz.:
Escort Column Department
chief, Colonel G.. Percy Halves, blue
and white; aids. blue.
Department Army Northern Vir-
ginia Department chief. Major
William M. Evans, white: aids,
white.
Department Of Tennessee-De-
partment chief, Major Henry NJ.
Boykin. red and white; aids. red.
Department mississippi
Department chief. Major Charles
o. Saville, green and white; aids,
green.
Division of Carriages-Depart-
ment chief, Major A. l.. Lumsden,
yellow and white; aids, yellow.
The general orders Issued for
the IlTSt udy pdEdue, i HuISud
May 30th. by Chief Marshal Col.
John w. Gordon, are adopted for this
the grand parade and review, and
will be accordingly obeyed. with
two exceptions-viz.: The South
Carolina Division will take the right
of the line. forming on the right
of the North Carolina Division. as
Indicated in the diagram of the
grand parade. and the jefferson
Davis Monument Association will
take the right of the carriage
column, exchanging places with
Confederate Memorial Associations
carriages.
BY order of
MAJ.-GEN. STITH BOILING.
Chief Marshal.
Colonel John w. Gordon, Chief OF
Staff.
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Attention, Tarhcels!

Attention, Tarhcels!
Headquarters North Carolina
Division, U. c. V.
Richmond, Va. June l. 1907.
All North Carolina veterans now
in Richmond are urged to remain
here and join in the parade on
Monday. They are given the post
of honor at the head Of the pro-
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North Carolina Veterans.

At a meeting OF North Carolina vet
Grams, held at Headquarters yesterday,
II. A. Londen, chairman: W. III. S.
Burgwyn, r. II. Kicks, A. A. Mcclellan,
j. S, Allen. w. A. Graham, secretary,
were appointed committee on resolu-
lions, and the following were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks OF the
North Carolina veterans, attending tn c
reunion at Richmond are due, and are
hereby rendered to the North Carolina
Society of Richmond, to inimitable
Polk Miller and to Mr.. Eugene IL.
Gloves and the ladies and gentlemen
of his party for their delightful and
highly appreciated courtesies and hos
pitablc entertainment which have been
so much enjoyed by us all.
"Rcsolvcd, That our thanks are here
by rendered to our most efficient quar-
| termaster general, Colonel r. l.. Ernry
| for his most successful efforts In pro
viding for our comfort and pleasure al
| this reunion.'
The North Carolina veterans vii
unveil this afternoon their memorial
window In the old Blandford Churcl
at Petersburg. They will start from
here at 3 o'clock this afternoon on
Norfolk and Western train and re
turn about 8 o'clock. The fare for tn,
round trip Is forty cents
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George S. Holmes. Mrs. w j. Behant
Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson Miss Wariielo'
Mrs Thomas Bococh and Miss Mamie
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Striking Scene.

Mrs. Stonewall Jackson was Ill, ana
sent her regrets at the last moment
Striking Scene.
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Dance Later on.

Governor and Mrs. Swanson enter
tEined charmingly and the old Con-
federate We're 10th to leave the hos
pitable roof of the Executive Man
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Mr.. Fred Thrasher, the late venerable
clerk of Giles county, an old veteran
Of Edgars Battalion, Is attending the
reunion, though very feeble