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FOR WOMEN.
huch That Every Woman Desires to
Know Ii Found In Cuticura-
"Cuticura Works Wonders."

the great value of Cuticura Soap. Oint-
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ing of the mucous surfaces and of the
blood and circulating fluids, thus afford
ing pure, sweet and economical local and
constitutional treatment for weakening
discharges, alterations, infammations,
ments, pains and Irregularities peculiar
to females, as well as such sympathetic
affections as anaema, chlorosis, hysteria,
nervousness and debility.
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p n Rox oo7 Ti,,Io po,h 49,

J.. q. Box 207, Little Rock. Ark.
Last spring and summer I used DR..
Pusheck 's-knro with marvellous results.
regard this remedy as the wonder of the
age For years J have suffered with Merry
business; and when | got up mornings
would be dizzy and for moments would
have blind staggers. i have been under
the care. of four physicians; their treat
iment did not DO me n particle of good.
have used three packages of Pusheck's-
hnro and am now well and happy wom-
blood and flesh for me; since using IL /
have gained 30 pounds lose no opror-
tunity to recommend it TO my many
friends here. Very respectfully.
Mrs w. Oury.
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Scripture Authority;-"And the Lord
came down 20 see the city aud the tower
which the children OF men builded. And
the Lord said. Behold. the people 10 one
and they have all one language: and this
Trey begin TO do; and now nothing will be
restrained from them. which they have
imagined TO do. Go to. let us go down, and
there confound their language that they
may not understand one another's speech
So the Lord scattered them abroad from
thence upon the face OF all the earth; and
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And In Bad Taste-

Mr.. Vane-I admit I'm somewhat CON.
ceitcd. It's a bad fault
Miss Perprey Not only that, but il
also Indicates very bad taste.-Philadel-
phia Press
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The telephone is 20 years old Hello.
Central-s that party we called 20 years
ago busy yet?-Albany Argus.
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OF course, the water wagon may seem a
little dry, but Just think Of the dust you
will accumulated Indianapolis News.
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Life gives many man handful Of
trumps who hasn't sense enough to play
them.N. o. Picayune.
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cannpIaints OF ..Al,tla-g

II is hord to please the "antisft They
are criffcisng the brilliant Roos8salt
Inauguration as another display OF "if1.
perialism" .hy, coDgress and the admin
istration. whereas con&ress and the adj
ministration had nothihtA whatever to
do with IL. So far as the pafade, ball
and other unofficial features OF afi'ipau-
grfation are concerned the matter is en-
cl0sively In the hands Of the residents
81 the District of Columbia. IL Is tho
people Of Washington who make all the
aTTarg 1ments snd meet all the expenses,
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In 1903 we consumed per capita. 10. 90
gallons Of liquor and 100 pounds OF tea.
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding piles.
Youf druggist viii refund money III PAzo
OINTMENT tails TO cure In q TO IA days. 5Oc.
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and not dollar is appropriated by con
gres or contributed by the president
Most anti" complaints when carefully
investigated are found to- be very fool
'<Haand unfounded. Troy Times.
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F1fte4sRxelt. and Fairbanksi Il was
winning uck8fin 1904. AS the con.
junction OF tho44 names won then the
peoples approbaiIp, so now the union
Ia public Office A the personalities
which the names tz,essent wins tbs
public admiration ~ conndenee. =
Troy Times.
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AhC iONtiS were III each Ol0eI arms.
Faith had triumphed. On the spot
where evil had been hurled to Judgment.
had been found JOY and reunion! Where
evil had been scattered and confused
in tongue so that friends and loved ones
were estranged from each other, and so
changed in speech as to be incapable OF
intelligent conversation, the friends OF
God and those who longed to do His will
were. by the operation of the same Di-
vine power. reunited.
God is love! And the expression OF
that infinite love like a two-edeed
sword cuts to the sundering of the evil.
and to the reuniting of the good. And
so shall IL be again when the Judgments
OF God fall upon the towers of Babel
which evil is constantly rearing. IL
shall scatter them in confusion. but to
the man of obedience and faith IL will
come as the call to new and closer unity
and fellowship.
Rurig and Alisha on the ruins of Babel
speak out Of the past a newer and bright
err message, and as the reunited lovers
began that day a new life and new ex-
perience, so shall the Christian of today
find new life and new experience in the
pathway of faith and obedience. Ana
though evil may for time triumph. and
lay its cruel hand Of bondage upon us.
we shall yet stand on the ruins II has
left, and look into the face of Him who
has loved us and washed us from our
sins in His own precious blood.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

just received two Of the newest VICTOR Talking Ma
ohinsa with improved sound boz and psng arm and a
the late disc records Buy Phonogph and have the latest
and bst songs and your own house just whom you
are IN . humo1 10 listsn.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
A Sudden Death.

Joshua Goodnight. employed o. ths
bridge gang On tbs Flors.es and
Cripple Greek railread ~ Adelaide.
ssvsatss. miles up the line. died sud.
dsoly q hsart dissass bstwsse 1 end
5 o'clock lasa svsains. He bed
worked sp 70 ssn minutes of The tine
Of bic dsash. He was engaged = -.
peirina bridges during the day aad
toward evening feeling tired be went
into the bsnk houss 70 rest. He hsd
not bssn ssstsd on . chair but . few
minutes whsa he Aisd.
A nsssaes was sent 10 this city aod
Dr.. r. H. Paxton, who insists on be-
II oeeessr of this county. and an IN.
dsstakse ws.t up. Paxton 70 hold an
Inquest md the sndsFtaksr 70 prspAss
tbs body for burial Il 10 thossht the
rsnaias will b broaGht 70 this city
on eha svssiss train.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

MOUNT INPROves-Dr. Hutton
had . tsisphens message from the
oosnsy hospital - noon in reply 70 IN
inqsisy Into ths oooditioa Of Gay
Aos,t. ~ aaa blown up while
getting his svssisg nsal Tuesday.
The 'hsspiaal sIsssdsnts ~ Mount
10 resting nicely asd has little or no
fever. Ths wessd n ths right side
Of the neck sssms - b. tbs msst dan.
ssreaa, a.A 90 o. ths bel u also
quits bed. The iinb which was shot
full Of tin ed pswdsR sssas b have
littls or no fever In IL and the unfor.
ssssss nan viii probably - ont in
two or tbrss weeks. The physicians
~ sbs bospiiisl 70 sot shisk It vas
nitro alycssins thss caused TIE sxplo-
sion. - ths ness wounds wsrs fall
Of powder bsrns- Assnt tsih . Story
10 The s6sot shas bs foasd . piece Of
coal neaf ths railroaA tssok AnA placed
IL IN the hrs. TIE Theory u advsnc.
"a thaa ths piece q eesl might Of con.
tanisd . missed shot q pewdsf. But
thoss who sAw Ne Tin 90 - torn In
strips hardly think The powder oosN
have deas ths work IL did, Dr.. Hat.
ton was the Arss psrsoa 70 The man
And stopped the wounds fron bleeding
% psofussly md probebly savsd hi
life.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
SENATOR WARREN !
PROPOSES ROAD
Wants Colorado q Southsrn
to Extend to Northwest.
Crossing the States of COLORADO,
Wyoming and Montana Into
Canada Would Make
An Ideal Line.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. 33-In .
speech at . dinner here Senator War.
rem declared thas IL VI. sow tine fsr
the Colombo and eoathern railway 70
extend IL line through WysoiAg.
Montana and On 70 Canada, and II u
did not intend 70 do 20. the statss e
Wyoming and Celorads shesN bay ap
the ruad and build u through thsm.
solves. Il woald b . great thing for
the two statss and The great north.
west.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
CANCEL LOCAL
FOOT BALL GAMES
Serious Injury Of Comrade
Causes Managers to Act.
BY Agreement Of All Kansas
City Public School Local
Managers Disba ndmsnt
Will Take Place.

Kaaaas Oity. New. 48-Owing 70 the
critical coaAitioa from injuries sas-
saiDsd b. Homer Gibson, . high
sohosl foot bali player. in tbs game ss
Lincoln. Nsb.. the Aanagsfs Of all Of
the lseal SCHOOL teams teday assssd
to Aistasd their tsans and cancel all
da4oo.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
Banquet a. Grand Juaesssa.

Grand Junction. Nov. 33-AYyanos-
msnts On N slAborsts scale have besa
oomplstsd for the annual banquet
eonight Of tho Chamber Of Oommsfue.
Covers win b laid fog several hs.A.
red guests and among the persons q
prominsnos schsdulsd for addresses
arc ex. Governor Alva Adams and Oou.
greasman H. u. Hogs.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
Rastssins - I.jursd BY.

Chicago. Nov. 3s-Aarshall Field,
Jr.. who yesterday shot hinssN. ID
resting sasisr today. His father Il
hurrying from New York - . special
train.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Aia oisl Kslrss's pisssfss 4 life
fro@ . 0issAlasass's ssa.apeint
saordsd . vssy large sslissos ~ the
epsrs hesss. lase sight. . ssiqss u.
psstsooe. q WhIeh ~ ths lsast On.
ssstainins fsasafs w. Ne psssosality
oe Ne speakss. (xio. }
Daily Oeansssial HssalA. Will sp-
psar u ths PsssbytsriaA ohssoh Ass.
1ay svssis9, Nov. H. IT'S
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
Wsrk Of Mob.

Toxic, Nov. s3-A special dispatch
fro1 Seoul. Kossa, N.Y. thas Admiral
Lotto, was attacked By . Keesan mob
last night. his By stones A.d badly
hurt.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

eoOAPED-Thrss men being taken
oet - vesk In the sast end Of tswn
b otsost Oo0nissionaf Aaoksy, -.
oapsd this afterneou. This u the
seoesd tune tWo q then have 90
aWAy n thru aAya
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Atesnd Tie Aanoe this svsnins .
Morgan hail. Good 1ssie.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

1A0i1y bs>sls1 bsss pisS q luasts.
- ~ eass 1slivsss1 - year asss by
jeho Wsgbsssilss. 10 =. 1ais-
eheoe taask ~. M
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Ffsaeh, German and Spanish
Taught By the latest nstbods- Ad'
drsss L o. D.. SsiK Mails. OADea
Oity. Ools. 3S.s1
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

RiGhsss psiss paiA 6ss Ill bisls q
3unk-soeh = fspe. irue. eeDpes bsan.
sa0s anA beeeeea Desp Das1al oas1
- - ~ 0lssssss. O-ias
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
Fire BY Bsrsiars.

Sedalja No., Nov. S3-Yire seaStsd
by safe blowers who Sinsd every seors
In Clifton City. Destroyed several
building md caaseA . loo Of o90, 00o.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Regular weekly dsnes this evening
81 Morgan hall. 6ymhEony orchestra.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Regular weekly dases this svssisl
~ 1sroas Aall. syophesy orshsstvA
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Regular weekly lasss sAis svssiag
- MesDan Aall 0yuUAsns sssAssluA
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21

The gallows was reached after about
three minutes. No time was lost, once
the party were on the scaffold. The
murderer took his stand on the trap
without assistance and, by his motions
assisted his exccutioners as much as
possible in pinioning him. His legs
were strapped by Deputy Sheriff
Bryan, while the black cap and rope
were adjusted by Deputy Smallwood.
At the same time the minister, re-
peated the benediction. Inside of one
minute.aftsr the steps leading TO his
last earthly stand had been reached.
the trap was sprung by Sheriff Hardy
and Leazer plunged to enternity.
THE TRAP SPRUNG.
The scaffold was given a final test
early this morning and found TO be in
perfect working order. The timbers
used in its erection, and the rope were
both the same as those which did ser
vice at the recent hanging of Julius
alais Tots Cooper. A rope had been
stretched across the Jail yard about 2
feet from the base of the gallows, and
behind this the crowd was held back
by Chief of Police George Hahn and
a squad Of patrolmen. The crowd,
however, was perfectly orderly and
everything was carried through with
out the slightest hitch
Although this is only the second
hanging during his administration,
Sheriff Hardy and his deputies man
aged il in a most commendable way,
not alone for the success Of the execu-
tion. but in the quiet and orderly des.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
Chemical Factory a Sure Thing.

Mr.. w. II. Mass, of New York
city, was here today in the interest
of the new chemical manufacturing
plant which Mr.. Brooks Sewell pro-
poses to start mp shortly across the
Severn. Mr.. Mass represents the
Arthur Kapper Company. .manufactur-
ers of railway materials, engines and
machinery of New York city. He
came here today at the request of
those interested in the proposed chem
ical plant. which is TO be started in
the near future, and will arrange for
his firm for the putting in engines and
machinery for same. Mr.. Brooks
Sewell, who is an Englishman, recent
ly purchased the old Shelton property
on North Severn. Mr. Maass called
upon Mr.. Sewell today to arrange de-
tails for his firm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
PRESBYTERIAN LAWN SUPPER
Large Crowd Enjoy Good Things
To Eat On Mr.. Wat
sons Lawn.
GOOD SERVICE AND BEAUTIFUL
DECORATIONS.
A Pleasant Time Was Given Every
body Who Was Fortunate
To Be Present.

Not only was Cinderella in FairylanC
last night at the beautiful lawn Of Mr.
Malcolm Watson at Germantown. bui
nearly everybody in Annapolis was
there, too.
Nesting amid a grove of trees witt
long stretch of lawn on all sides il
located the comfortable Country home
of Mr.. Malcolm Watson, who last night
gave over to the ladies of the Presby.
terian Church the use of his lawn foI
their lawn supper.
Neatly spread tables dotted the lawn
and were placed on the porch also, and
from these tables was served a most
delicious chicken supper Men, women
and children feasted on fried chicken,
hot roasting ears of sugar corn, pick.
les, hot rolls, potato salad, ham, ton
que. roast beef, coffee, tea and choco.
late and all for % cents. 1t was q
feast for the gods, and everybody en-
joyed it. Besides the surroundings
were so attractive that everything
tasted better under the starry canopy
of the heavens and surrounded by
trees. flowers, lights and patriotic
flags. music and lanterns.
All the trees were wrapped with flags
and bunting and beautiful flags deco
rated the porch Japanese lanterns
and torches lighted the lawn and beau
tifully shaded parlor lamps lighted the
porch. A portion of the Naval Acad-
emy orchestra furnished music on the
porch and also on the lawn. Several
hundred people were among the pa
irons, including members of all church
es in town. The patrons were carried
out to the lawn in wagons, carriages,
automobiles and vehicles of every de-
scription. The evening was such an
ideal one that many preferred walk
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Watson. who so
kindly rendered the use of their lawn
and home, entertained charmingly,
making everybody feel at home. The
affair was most successful in every de-
tail and the receipts will net a tidy
sum for the church. Some of the
helpers are
Supper Table No. Miss Naomi
Watson, Mrs. William H. Morris and
Mr.. James Small, ,Ir., and Mrs. j.
Guest King.
Supper Table No. 2.-Miss Margaret
Isemann and Mrs. Bush.
Supper Table No. 3-Misges Cora
and Bertha Myers. Miss Emma Morris
and Mrs. Harry Basil.
confectionery Table-Mrs. Joseph
S. Hayes, Miss Westbrook and Mrs
Watson.
Ice Cream Table No. Miss Mollie
Isemann, Miss Ruth Wells and Miss
Martha Taylor.
Ice Cream Table No. 2-Miss Grace
Basil, Miss Eta Cox, Miss Margaret
Watson
Ice Cream Table No. 3-Miss Maggie
Myers, Miss Edith Morris and Miss
Elizabeth Ellinghausen.
Watermelon Stand-Mr. J. Guest
King
A pleasant feature of the lawn sup
per was the demonstration offifty seven
varieties of H. j. Heinz & Co. s pick.
les preserves, etc, by NJ. H. j. Painter.
Mr.. Painter was very pleasant tC
everybody and took delight in show
ing them the merits of the Heinz va.
rieties He.distributedsa large number
of souvenirs, consisting of cans OF
soup. preserves, bottles of pickles, book
marks in pickle.shape and tiny greer
pickle watchcharms. Some orders
were received and all were pleased
with the demonstration.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
another SURPRISE SPRUNG
The Democratic Central Committee
Calls OFF Tomorrow's
Primaries.
THE MOSS WING TO CONTEST
THIS ACTION.
Supervisor Werntz JOinsFOrces With
New Appointees To The
Election Board.

A still further sensation occurred
this morning as a result of the politi-
cal mudlle in Anne Arundel county
connected with the Governors action
in removing the election supervisors
who were candidates forofiice.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee met with five of it's six mem
bers present and changed the date of
the Democratic primaries from tomor-
row to August 10. This action was
taken on the part of the Wells faction,
but il will not be recognized by the
anti-Wells faction, who will at least
make an attempt TO carry on the pri-
maries tomorrow. This insures two
tickets in the field and an appeal To
the State Convention. The anti-Wel
faction contest the validity of the ac-
tion of the State Central Committee
on the ground that il has no power to
change the date of primary and fur
ther, that all the members of the com
mittee were not notified of today's
meeting.
DIR. Washington q. Tuck, postmaster
of Annapolis and chairman of the
State Genital Committee of the county,
stated that he will file charges against
Mr.. Robert L. Wernt2, Republican su.
pervisor, and will present iucontestable
proof that Mr.. Werntz had been can
didate for office while occupying his
present position.
The action of the State Central Com.
mittee was recognized by the Super
visors of Election, who will not. il is
understood, issue the ballot boxes
and other necessary paraphernalia for
the election This is not taken kindly
by the Moss faction of the party, which
has announced its inter tion of holding
the primaries anyhow, but whether or
no this determination will be carried
out without ballot boxes is not known.
The reason assigned for the postpone
ment of the primaries is that il is al
legged that som9 of the present officials
were appointed TO serve after Mr..
Revell had been ordered out of office
by the Governor. In addition TO this
it is said that all of the judges and
clerks have not been appointed at all.
and for this reason it would be impos-
sible to hold.the primaries
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21

so he would go to heaven. ''YOu be
there, and by the grace of God I'll be
there too and meet you, he said. As
he passed through the hallway leading
TO the room where service was held.
he nodded his head and spoke to the
representatives of the press who were
present.
HELD SERVICES.
A room on the third floor of the Jail
near the cell had been fitted with a
table, sand here there were in waiting
two members of st. Anne's Guild of
Mercy and the condemned mans
spiritual advisor, the Rev. j. II.
Simmons, rector of st. Philips Pro-
testant Episcopal chapel. LeaZer's
brother. Walter, was also present
when the shortened communion ser
vice of the Episcopal church was held,
but he did not take the communion.
Following the short service, which
was witnessed only by the representa-
tives of the press and those already
mentioned in addition to the Jail Off
cials, the man who realized fully the
nearness of his end. told his friends of
the Guild of Mercy and his brother
goodby. 10 them all he said he had
been forgiven and 'by the grace of
God he would meet them in heaven. "
He merely shook hands with his
brother Walter, who remained in the
same room where the service had been
held until after the execution was
over.
MARCH TO SCAFFoLD.
AT six minutes past ten the march
to the gallows was resumed. The pro-
cession was headed by the minister,
Immediately behind whom came Chief
Deputy Sheriff N. w. Bryan and
Deputy Sheriff Smallwood, who were
just in front of the murderer. who had
rallied after taking the communion
and walked with firm tread between
his night and day death watchmen
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
Met With Slight Accident.

While ON a shopping trip to Balti-
more yesterday Mrs. Galloway Chss-
ton, Of this city, who resides at Ran
dali Court, met with slight accident,
which has disabled her for several
DAYS. Mrs. Cheston was about to
alight from street car in Baltimore
when the car gave n sudden jerk and
Mrs. Cheston fell into thestreet, strain
ing the leaders of her ankle. She was
removed TO the railroad station in a
carriage and returned home last even
ing
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
The Best Naval School.

Capt. Manuel Azueta, OF the Mexi-
can Navy, is now in Washington and
will make tour Of the various naval
stations IN this country before return
ing TO his country. Speaking Of the
United States Naval Academy IN this
city, he said
i paid a visit to your Academy.
In trip made for my Government 70
the naval schools Of England Francs
and Germany saw nowhere such fine
points as are embodied in your insti-
tntiOn at Annapolis.n p
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
Yacht Colma Here.

The steam yacht Colma, Of Balti-
more, flying the eolors Of the Balti-
more yacht club, is in the local harbOr
today, where she arrived last night.
The Colma is owned by Mr. Jacob
Binder, who is accompanied on his
cruise of the Chesapeake by party
of gentlemen.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
Business Mems Meeting.

There was only fair attendance Of
the membership last night at the regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Business
Mems Association. The meeting last
ed little over a half hour. Only rou-
tine business was transacted and the
recent successful picnic held by the
Association was discussed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
Officers Give Dance.

A number of the young second lieu
tenants attached to the Marine School
of Application at the Naval Academy,
will entertain at a private dance at
Boucher's tonight. The dance which
will be an informal one, will be chap
eroned by several Naval Academy So
ciety matrons.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
Attending Firemen's Meeting.

Mayor Douw and Chief Fire Mar
shall Joseph H. Bells, left here today
for Baltimore TO attend the executive
committee meeting of the firemen
which will be held in that city today.
Mayor Douw and Mr.. Bells are mem
bers of the firemen's executive COM
mittee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
Oneration at Hospital.

An operation was performed this
morning at the Emergency Hospital
upon a nine months old infant Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Carlson OF Eastport. A
mastoid abscess was removed. DIR.
". s. Melch performed the operation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
FOR SALE
Boston Home Bakery.

Orders taken for all kinds of Pies.
Cakes. Bread. SC. - Boston Baked
Reans and Brown Bread. Also
Pean Supper. Open Evenings.
~ College Avenue. mi
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
WEATHER.

Occasional rain tonight and
Saturday. Not SO warm
tonight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21
Ordered to Naval Academy.

Lieutenant III. q. Gates, L. S. n.
has been ordered to the Naval Acad-
and reported for duty today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-21

ND-GENTLEMAN's BLUE Stripped
Gun with gold sleeve button. owner can
for this ad ilSw