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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
PLACED IN RECEIVERS HANDS.
Chicago and Gulf Railroad in Finan-
cjal Trouble,

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 31.-On the ap-
plication of Messrs. Mcneil, Morrison
and Mcleod the Chicago and Gulf
railroad has been placed In the hands
of Messrs. F. E. Dewey and ]. u.
Dantzier as receivers by order Of the
chancery court at New Albany, Miss.
The road is part of the Mobile. Jack
son and Kansas City line, which was
recently placed in the hands of a re-
Ceiyer
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
BRYCE is ,AccEPTAeLE.
United States Agrees to New British
Ambassador.

London, Dec. 31.The formal ac-
ceptance by the United States Of
James Bryce as British ambassador at
Washington In succession to Sir Nor
timer Durand was received in a cable
gram from the American capital which
reached the foreign Office here dur
ing the night and thereupon it was
determined that Mr.. Bryce's appoint
ment shall be officially gazetted in
day or two.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
WORE SOLDIERS UNIFORM.
81 Reno (okla.) chinaman Shot Down
by Negro.

by Negro.
El Reno, Okla, Dec 31.-Resisting
an attempted holdup in his laundry
Lee Sung, a Chinaman, was shot and
dangerously wounded by an unknown
negro, who wore the uniform of the
United States army.
The assailant escaped. Soldiers from
Fort Reno, the sheriff's force, police
and many posses of citizens are
searching for him.
The numerous outrages perpetrated
by negroes believed to be discharged
soldiers of the Twenty-ffth infantry
have aroused the public to an intense
degree
Ill concealed excitement and In
tense racial feeling still prevail over
the assault upon Mrs T. S. Clifford,
wife Of prominent physician, by a
negro Thursday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
Continent Covered with snow.

Paris. Dec. 31The Continent is
covered with the heaviest fall Of snow
in years. Railroad trafic ii France,
Spain, Switzerland and Belgium Il
seriously hampersd.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
Youth Kills Foster Mother

st. Helen, Ore, Dec. s1.-Bert Hol-
man. the thirteen-year-old adopted son
of Mrs. Sarah Ayres. has confessed
that he shot and killed his mother,
whose dead body was found on her
farm near here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
: SIX MILLION DOLLAR DEAL.
One Hundred Thousand Acres of Tim.
her Sold for Cash.

Spokane, Wash, Dec. s1-What is
said to be the biggest cash lumber
deal ever negotiated has just been
closed here by the payment Of $4,000
600 for 100000 acres of virgin timber,
estimated to contain more than $780,
s000, 900 feet of lumber. The purchaser
was the Monarch Timber company and
the seller was the William Howard
Land and Lumber company.
The timber is that portion OF the
Panhandle Of Idaho lying between the
st. Joe and st. Maries rivers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
NATIVES Still IN TIE FIELD
No Truth In Reported Signing Of Peace
In Damaraland.

Berlin, Dec. 81. The colonial office
has informed the Associated Press
that there is no truth In the report
received from Capetown that peace
between the German forces and the
warning Hereros had been signed In
Damaraland. It was added that the
rumor probably originated from the
recent capture Of 12O Bondelswarts IN
the southern part Of German South
west Africa. The colony, however, is
almost tranquillized, the troops being
engaged in hunting down the few
small bands Of natives still under
arms.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
MOROCCAN OUTLOOK BETTER.
Bandit Raisuli's Followers Are Desert
ing Him.

Bandit RaisuIi's Followers Are Desert
ing Him.
Tangier, Dec. 31.-The members of
the diplomatic corps are very much
grattfied at the Improvement in the
situation here. The success Of War
Minister Gabbas has been more
marked than they believed possible.
The power of Raisuli has been badly
shaken, if not completely broken. In
stead of the sultans troops deserting
to Raisuli some Of the latter's chiefs
have come in and made formal SUBJ
mission to Mulay Mustapha, the sui
tan's uncle, and it Is even stated that
Ben Mansour, Raisuli's representative
here, who was asserted to have joined
the bandit chief, but was detained as
a prisoner by the minister of war, was
really imprisoned at his own request.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-12-31
MARRIED AGAINST HIS WILL
Kentucky Man Shoots sister-in-Law
and Husband.

Hopkinsyille. KY. Dec. 31.-Be-
cause his sister-in-law, Margaret Tay-
lor, was married to Henry Morris
against his wishes Lewis Wilson went
to their home a few hours after the
ceremony and shot them both, prob
ably fatally. Wilson escaped
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
lOontinudcs6n de Ia pdqsna5q|

kOUINhtW~CsVfs uS w puQtftuo'
Para hoy Il les cuatro de ls tar.
dc eit& ci 10 10 directiva dc damas de
10 Sociedad proteclors de hendigos
para eelebrar janta txraordinariA.
-MAfiA ana Ae reunirA lA untA Su
pc ior de Sanidad
MOD4STA SO necesita una Mo-
dista para 10 Direction del DepArta.
msnto de costurAs dc <The Porto Rico
DrAwa Work g. Embroidery Cos 10
Allen 80. San Juan.
~THE HELVETIA.-27 ealle do
0 Crux. Gran casa dc hespedss. <Ta-
bic d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
personals solas. Comidss & einsusn.
DO sentAvos subisrto. Bsnos. Tsl6fono
los. ApArtado eorreo, 2s5. Propista-
rio, Pedro Schir&. Nos&: Este hotsl
estA cargo dc una senorita oagle.
10
THE NAY FLOWER. - Cristo
@t. 10. San Juan, R.-A una cua.
dra do los sarros slessrisos prinsi-
palsa sdinsios dol Gobierno. Esplen,
dida vista o 10 bahia. BAfios INC der.
nos santa .ios. HabitAciones frsseas.
kxQuisita somida puertorriQ uefla y
Amsricana. Preeios moderados. -EMI.
LILA RAMIREZ, viuda dc Masferrer.
o. En- sl Club dc F. Kehrhshn &
Co., 2 San Francisco, 20 vsndsn dos
rsloiea DC orc eadA semana, entire SO
soeios, abonando 90 so 9 LOO semanal,
Ia Ultima semana obtuvo uno 81
sefior Manuel Monclova, del Coro.
xal, sosio ndmsro TO-
@ En- ssiA imprsnta 90 vende pa,
pei vleio de periodloo 4 oos pesos al
quintaI.
LABORES.- Sc 'Oliai'.n
BordGdOfdSy y paenAs OaLGdorGs, asegu-
randolea srApa . constAnts. Proporcio
namos 10 sela y dlDuIo envIAndolos &
suAlQuer parse do In tslA. Dlrigirse &
Tho Porto Rlco DRAWN Work l.
Embroidery CO Forlaleza 10. Tam.
biea 90 soliaikan O0GufsrGs, lind
I'll seior DIAz NAVARRO ha
establssldo 81 01slnA do Abog ado y
DO NosArtA o. ssia siudad, sAlls dc Ran
JRsto ntmsro II.
n1arss anis 10 Corts Federal Cor.
b do Dlssrtto do toda 10 Isla y Oorss
HupremA, dsdieandoss aslmismo OIL
sxAmsn do htuloa do propisdadss, Ia
eorporaci6n do Corporasiones del . Ais
= sxsrangeras y trAmitaai6n do sxps'
6isnhes do appropriation tor1osa.
AssptAndo 10 noble sompstenda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
PresagiOs de tempestod

En- momenso en- que 81 vieio sIia par6bMe Ia entrAdG
del sendero coche que hAbr hecho largo vae
Mba cubierto de povo , los cabAllOs nudaban
IbArra deIcend6 aegoido de veo crAdo DeIpa h6 ell
ooche gesto dirig6 aI cementerio.
- Mi entermedad mis- ocupAconeG han permitido
Volver decia timidGmene Captain Tsgo do que
cudaa de svAnAr nicho Yo pIn fory abrada
por mi.
IbArra GAminAbA grave Aencioso
ALI, de6s de grande, Ss6or contnu6 ell criAdo
aIndo hcA rnc6n cuando hberon franqueado h puert
FL oven bI tan preoc 1pAdo que motto movmieno de
Aombro de peson al recOnocee las ouses
e rezo e sgaeton con lG vista LENA de cuFoadad.
DGV0Se lado de grAnde miro todGG par
I acOmphLata Quei6 cJnfIo cortldo En- ninguna
parte Ee vefA Ia Q1e eI hlbiA coocldo.
Drgsronse seputurero que les obIervGba con curios-
adsd Este les slud6 quitSn1ose 81 sakako
-Pdedes decirnoi caa Ia fOIR teniI pre-.
gunt6 ell CriSdo.
81 ntsrp.l,dO miro hAciA 81 sitiO que s ssHaIaban re-
aexion6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
PoR $4,000

De sontado, 90 vsnds 10 anss de-
aominada <Barrsncass, 10 saal 20
hsya situada sn sl barrio de sLlanos
Costa, do este tSrnino. Dista & hoTa
= media dc 10 poblaei6n. 90 eompons
de 1.5o0 suerdas dc extension, todaa
propiss para las sismbrss dc kusos
msnores y en- particular para el algo-
don <Csilan., Tisne dos msgnfAsos
nananhalss para dar de bebsr 81 e.
nado: tisne colindancia 81 mar y pusr.
10 para smbarcar todos los frutos. IN
lilo 90 pueden euidar hasta 400 cabs-
Eas de gansdo.
Para informss dirigirse q don Oil.
ses MArini-Poat Office, -ealle <Mu.
6oz Rlvsra.D
Cabo. Roio, Diciembrs 3 dc 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
EDICT0
EatAdos Unidos de America. FL Frsst.
dente de los EstAdos Unidos. S 8,
En- 10 Corte Municipal del D .ltrito Ju.
diclal Municipal do Manali, P, r,
Ricardo Rodriguez Santiago,
Ex-parte.
Conversion en- dominic,

Por cuanto, Ricardo Rodgigutz
Santiago, como prom ,vsnts, p:ese .
10 ante ests Corts Municipal, una pc.
tiSlon intereasndo 10 convsrs On On do
mimic dc Inscription de po,esiou d.
una htca que describe All: R6,tica
Flnca situada en- el bArrlo de Flor.
do sfAefa, 'ermlno de Manalf, ante,
40 barcslonesa, comlu ia dc cient
srece cuerdaL eqaivalenses q cuars nta
J euss;o heciarsas, cuarenta y una
areas sretnls J cinco censiAreAs ds to
rrenos quebrAdo q passos. Linda Al
N Jrse, con terrAs do don Maria To-
rreai Al SAD, cJn las de don Msnus
Agdlla; Al Esse, con las dc don Cri,
0Jai Aarsiotz; y OIL Ossss, CON lss de
don Main Tvrres, estando inscrits A.
loilo Aa5 DEL t0mo ~ dc BarceloneIa
nnsA LII nero J44, lnscrlpc.on |.
Por sSnto, habl6ndo.s ordenado
por 81 ID IA k6 AK Corduya DAvi,.
J@tz dc essS Corss municipal, % auun.
Gle ls Conversion inlers ada DOR ms
olo oe uA salS1o ca sl psrIoalco LA
DEAoCRAClA que So edlta en- San Juan.
para que las peraonAs que 40 rreaL
con osrschos = las lgnoradas q q utens.
ple1a perlaaicAr Ia pretsnclon dedL.
slds, pusdAn oponetss pressntAndo |.
correspondence demanda oen,ro o.,
10. m1no de QUINUE DIAS NATURA
LES, a consar dssds sl d. 10 fnhAu,
10 puo.ieAcioA del Anusio, ub.o
pressnle.
Balo mi f ma, tn Aaoatl, hoy al.
dsl msA dc Mayo del Afio 1905.
PEDRO j. RIVERA.
lb-l Secretary Nd. G, of Mansn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
NOLl ME- 'rANGERE

n No estS lIE Pues mo sell 81 queres os puedo dAr
otra "
Eres como 10 tumbG que cAvM le apoItrfo6 veio
vosamente. Como 10 tumbI Como 10 tumbA
AxA 10 vovi6. dirig6ndose Ia puerta.
El sepuurero entire tlno h4bA conclude con tareG.
Dos mOncuo de TERRA fresc roz, evantaban los bordes
de h foa Sac6 de 50 saaot buyo maacaro miranda
con aire est6pido cuanto pAsAbA q derredor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
NotiCias del dia

hoy esiAblesita en- sl eiersieio Dc lai
profssiones do Abogado y No,ario, Q
ssfior DIAz NAVARRO 90 dispone
sobrsr & aus slisnies honor Arlos sxss
sivAmsnte m6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10

Sc vende papel vlejo de perio-
..
dlco d dos pesos el quintal.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
nistrict &C Mrlt OF Error.

A write of error was granted TO the
Police Court yesterday by Chief Justice
Shepard. of the District Court of APP
peals, 10 review the decision of Judge
KimbaH, in which he held the act of
Congress approved March ], 1899. entitled
An act to cause the removal Of weeds
from lands i'm the city of Washington. "
unconstitutional The writ was allowed
on the petition of the District of Co
lumbia The city authorities. through
Corporation Counsel f. II. Thomas, in
September last informed the Court of
Appeals that Gaten Z. Green was charged
in the Police Court with maintaining
Il nuisance injurious to health, consist
ing of a rank overgTOwth of weeds four
inches and moro in height" Green,
through his attorney, moved to quash the
information Judge 1[imball sustained
him and ruled as matter of law that the
act of Congress requiring the removal of
weeds was unconstitutional in that ii
lacked the requisite uniformity.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
TALKED ABOUT TRAIN SHEDS.
Advantages Of Umbrella" Type
Laid Before OmeIaIs.

The advantages of the umbrella type
of train sheds over the old-fasbioned
canopy sheds was the subject Of con-
ference yesterday between the District
Commissioners and d II. Buruham. archi-
tect Of the new union station; A IL.
Shand. chief engineer OF the PennsyIva-
MIA Railroad: D. d. Carothers, chief en-
gineer of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. 9. B. Hunt, engineer Of highways.
Charles Fernald. assistant engineer "f
highways. and Robert FaTnham assist
ant engineer on the construction work
Of the station. a number Of arguments
were advanced by the railroad men as TO
why the umbrella" sheds should be
adopted. it being stated that by their
adoption the gases and smoke from the
engines. so noticeable in the canopy sheds.
would BE- obliterated
The umbrella" sheds also form a bet
ter protection than the canopy type. and
have been installed by the railway COM
panies ~ many of the leading terminals
OF the country.
j.. IT, BuTnham also advanced tho ar
gumant that a canopy shed so feet ia
length, would form an architectural blot
on the landscape and. from "A distance.
would mar the appearance OF tho CAPT
toll building.
The Commissioners viii take the mat
ter OF the adoption Of the train sheds
under consideration early next week
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
LICENSES TO BE DELAYED.
Commissioners TO Determine style
of Public Building Safeguards,

The annual issuing Of licenses to the
owners Of the theaters. hotels, public
hail and al buildings requiring such q
license. will be delayed this year in order
that the Commissioners may hold con
ference regarding certain points OF the
new law requiring the erection FIRE
escapes.
Under the law. the owner. lessee. OF oc-
cUpant OF the building in question, is
required to install and maintain therein
proper and sufficient guide signs guide
lights. exit lights, and stairway lights,
ire hose and fire extinguishers IN such
locations and numbers and of such type
and character as the Commissioners may
determine
The Commissioners will within the next
week determine upon the character of
fre-escapes. &c. to be used in the vari-
Gus buildings 4 new form OF application
is now IN course of preparation and the
licenses viii probably be issued about the
first OF November.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
District Association Makes Arrange
ments for Big Event.

The executive committee Of the Sunday
School Association of the District of CO.
lumbia has made the final arrangements
for the coming Of the huge annual con-
vcntion to be held here. in the Mount Yer
non Place Methodist Episcopal Church, on
October ., 81 and 81.
A fun programme OF interesting and in
structiye lectures and spiritual talks have
been arranged. and the committee has
been ordered TO print and distribute 300
copies.
There viii be six sessions OF the conven-
ton. and it is expected that over S00 dele
gates viii attend Even this number is
considered insufficient by the committee.
and they have eudeavored 10 secure a
larger enrolment. J. II. Iichliter. treas
urer, has been instructeJ 70 pay all bills
up 20 date and 10 make au effort before
closing his books for the year 20 secure
the usual contributions from the schools
not yet reporting This is necessary otI
account Of the small balance remaining
IN the treasury ready 20 meet the coming
expenses for the convention.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

At the annual meeting OF the Howard
Law School Alumni Association, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Fountain Peyton, 80, presi-
dent: Louis @. Gregory, O2, first vice
president; George II. De Reef. 'O5, second
vice president; Edmund a. Patton, 1890,
third vice president: Thomas Waller *.
treasurer; Charles s. HILL %. recording
secretary. George +. Collins. o. financial
secretary; Thomas j. Price, 'e6, CORE
spending secretary.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To For Monroe. Norfolk Newport News. and all
points south Norfolk and Washington steamers
every day in the year at 6 20 p III.
To Noun; Vernon STEAMER Charles Macslcster
dai1. 10 a. N. and 30 p. u.
To Alexandra Ferry steamer Callahan hourly
from so a. m. % $50 p. m
To KeasngtaH. Md.-CaD from Chcyy Chase Lake
every thirty INMATES.
To Chesapeake Bcach-Account oyster roast bs
Greater Washington Pleasure Club. Trains leave
District line at 10 a. m. and ] D. M.
To Great Falls Steamer louise leaves Thirty-sce-
oud and Canal streets at 9 a. NJ
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Automobile Gnrage Hearing.

The Commissioners will give u hearing
Tuesday next, at 10 a. m, to those in
terested in the erection Of an automobile
garage on Eighteenth street, north of
Belmont street. a number of protests
have been received from residents of the
neighborhood regarding the erection of
the garage
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
CIeanest Broad N-ou Cnn Boz.

When YOU order Holmes Homemade
Milk" Bread you can count on its COM
ing fresh and clean from the oven to your
table. PuTeSt and most wholesome bread
made &c loaf Delicious Homemade
Pies all favOrite kinds 20c. Holmes Bak-
cry, list and + SITS. phones L. 1l40 and 14I
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
q. 4. n. Memorial Service.

The members of Kit Carson Post, No.
=, Department Of the Potomac. G.. A. r.,
viii hold n memorial service I'm remem-
brance of their late comrade. Thomas II
Martin, on Wednesday evening. October
q. at o'clock in their hall, 14l2 Penn
syIvania avenue northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Harvcy's Restaurant is using daily

From exclusive sources Prime Plant Oys-
Iers Old Musty and Cream Ale on
drausht- ConnOisseurs are invited. MeT-
chants noon lunch Il speciality.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
GO CandIe., &C Lb. TaI,e Boz

home tonight. 100 varieties including
nOugat bitter sweets. conserved p.neap-
pie chocolate almonds. Scotch kisses.
Jordan almonds. Mexican phoebe. cream
grapes. sc. George 3. Sheetz. + and
10th.
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Drink Red Oak sprinr water

Sea Foods, steaks, Chops. Salads,
&c Philadelphia Oyster and Chop House 5I3 18th Nv.
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Ever Takc Dinner Here,

a fine dinner that you'll really enjoy.
every evening. Sc Another Place to Eat.
1n7 \. Y ave.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

triton there is in fruits. grains. and veg
etables tuan in meat? The Hygienic Din-
ing Room, 1913 q St NV, serves every
vegetarian dish you can think of. You'd
enjoy taking your meals there.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

S475 Dbl. $40 SIX. lbs Buckwhe9t. sc
cts. Beans 25c. 4 cans Corn. 25c Onions
25c. PIX. Potatoes. 75c. bu. J. r. ID. Pyles
Stores, including S4S La. ave
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Kranfs deIicious Reception RoII.

and Tea Biscuits are always in high favor
AT lunCheOnS. teas receptions. &c Light.
crisp. and dainty Delivered fresh at any
time Krafft's Bakery 18th and Pa ave
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

We store and Sell Furniture.
Brown c, Tolson, Aucts., 400 II ST.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
{. 3. Muddiman & CO.. GIG 18th ST

Headquarters for all Welsbach goods. drop
lights. rubber tubing. gas globes, lamps.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

The beauty of the wedding depends
much on the floral setting for the cere-
mony Consult Guide about decorations
1914 T.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
s.Star of tho East Flour" ttbc best1

sunday hours, T. VI. to II p. VI.
Philadelphia oyster and Chop House 5l3 nth St nv.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

match. His score was a. which entities
him 10 the seventh place.
Lieut.. II. II. Leizear has resigned as in
spector Of rife practice Of the Second
Battalion, and the position has been ten
dered to Lieut. William 3. Sullivan.
Notwithstanding the numerous and
tempting prizes offered in the matches
recently held. Capt. Strasburger's com
pany enjoys the distinction OF not having
had single member Of that command
entered in any of the competitions. Capt
J. Harry Beans company. OF the same
battalion, is the winner of the prize Of
fered by the staff OF the First Regiment
for the most entries in .Se Merchants
match. The leather medal awarded to the
company having the smallest number Of
entries in the matches is probably TO be
awarded 10 Capt. Felands' company, b,
Second Regiment
Maj Bell has been requested to prepare
a paper on the subject. advantages Of
a continuation of the national match on
the large scale as now conducted" in
accordance with a resolution adopted at
the last convention of the Interstate
National Guard Association. A special
committee. consisting OF Gen. Bird w
Spencer of New Jersey, chairman; Col.
+ K Patterson. of Pennsylvania Col.
William A. Pierce, Of Kansas; Lieut.. Col.
n. B. ThurstOn, OF New York, and Mai
James r. Bell. Of the District of Column
bia, was appointed on smaIl-arms pTac-
tice, and each will prepare a paper on
subject connected Herewith.
Col Harry B. Ciney, formerly adjutant
of The Second Regiment, D. c. n. c., has
been slated as adjutant general OF New
Hampshire The appointment is contin-
gent on the election OF Hon. Charles 3.
Floyd as governor Of that State.
According to Mai. James E. Bell. in
spector general OF rife practice Of the
Guard. in evidence of the excellent work
being done on the range the qualifications
of the general staff show two expert
rifemcn and thirteen marksmen.
Last year the reports from the COM
pany officers showed that 100 men failed
to fire their scores, whereas this year
will ind less then 200 men who have
failed to do this soldierly part OF their
duty.
Capt F. Penrose Smith has been de-
taohed from his company and detailed as
assistant to the chief Of ordnance.
The Naval Battalion has this year
shown a greater Improvement in its gem
eral work than at any other tine in its
history.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

Absolutely pure. Delivered fresh from
the spring, / gallons, Zoe Phone f. ass.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

New VatoIdi Cafe, sos 9th st. NV.
Regular meals. pc. A la carte service.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Wen he glad TO show Won thronrI

our kitchen at any time You will enjoy
what YOU eat here more than ever The
Delmar. 80 18th st-140S + ST.
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Do yOu know ho1r much more nu-

Perfection i'm Oyster Cooking.
Philadelphia Oyster and Chop House. 5l3 18th NV.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAIR DRESSING AND 0iANICUEISG-ENPF
rieurei woman u5u take feE more customers -
their homes a. moderate rates. Address BOX ~,
Herald Office. OClslt
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

Arrived Friday morning, 10000
lbs. OF loose Concord Grapes in 4G-lb
crates. Jos. ri Giorgio. 921 La. ave.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTS TONIGHT.

Maicstic-Msycrs motion pictures and rauIcriIs.
6 - g. N.
Belasco-AIoticn pictures. Sis
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

Bonbons. the 60c. kind Fresh every hour.
sc. To- James Poulos & Bro. 9lS eth NV.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
CHANGES IN MILITIA
Appointments and Promo
tons in District Guard.
TARGET SEASON NEARING END
Gen. Harries Approves Designs for
Bronze MedaIs-COI. Harry b. Gil
Iery May Become New Hampshire's
Adjutant GeneraI-WOrk of Naval
battalion ImprOyes-CasuaItie

Adjt. Gen. Lloyd NJ. Brett, by COM
mand of Brig. Gen. George H. Harries,
yesterday issued the following appoint
ments and promotions by President
Roosevelt, and the casualties and changes
in the National Guard OF the District of
Columbia:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
NnvnI Battalion.

George 4. Howe. 90 be paymaster, with the rank
Of Lieutenant March g. 1906. % III an original Va
cancy- Joseph =. Dalton, 20 be ensign. April 30
1906 70 I'm an original yaranCy First Division
John J.. Johns 90 be paymsster. with the rank q
lieutenant Nav D 1876. vice Howe. resigned. Edward
J. Jones. 10 BE- Lieutenant Junior grade MAY L
1905 20 hn an original vacancy Third Division
Philip & IT. Terrell. to De ensign. Nav I 1901. TO
MI an original vacancy Second DiTisionl. Frcd H.
Love. go be ensign, Mas . 1906 60 fIl an original
vasaucs Third Divisoui- Fabian +. Noel 20 he
ensign May p 1915. 90 nh an original vacancy
Fourteenth pivi.onl John *. Clement TO b. en-
sign. june T. IPs vice Burt. promoted lFirzt Ia
vi-i1ni Ross I. Fryer IN be ensign juno E. 1896 10
MI au original vacancy second DiyisonJ,