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War Department Notice.

The following circular, prescriblng the
order OF participation by army officers.
was issued at the War Department yes
terday.
The officers on the active list OF the
Army ia this city and at Washington
Barracks and Fort Myer will assemble
in full dress uniform al the office or the
Chief OF stan, on Tuesday. January J..
1897, not later than 1l:25 a. m.. and
proceed thence 10 the White House to
pay their respects 90 the President OF
the United States Ohicers on the re-
tired list are invited 10 assemble at
the same time and places. and 10 partiei-
pate in the exercises
The formation viii be made under the
direction of the military secretary Of
the army in the following order:
!. General officers.
Other officers, according TO depart
ment corps, OF arm of the service. as
given in the last army list and direc-
tory, namely. General Stan Corps, the
military secretary's department. inspec-
tor generals department etc
Retired officers viii follow next after
officers OF the same grade on the active
list OF the department, corps, or arm Of
the service TO which they formerly be-
Ionged.
The commanding general and general
staff Of the militia of the District Of
Columbia are invited to assemble in the
order named for officers of the army
and to proceed to the White House in
the order prescribed in the official pro-
gram issued by the secretary 70 the
President.
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Bic,

Phila. oyster & Chop House. 5ls nth NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
PRESIDENT PLANS
FOR BIG AT-HOME
Sends Formal Notices of
Reception to Of
tICIalS.

Brief and formal notice was sent out
from the White House yesterday. an
nouncing 10 the Cabinet. Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps, Congress, and the
Army and Navy, that the President will
be "a C home" New Year Day. Although
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt Will
be at home Tuesday TO all the world.
u is always understood that the public
generally is welcome 10 attend bat the
formal notice WAS sent 30 Government
officials and officers of the armed SER
vice. as wei as foreign representatives.
whose participation is OF an official
nature.
According 20 custom and precedence.
the Cabinet members and their ladies
viii be first, followed by the Supreme
Court and the Diplomatic Corps All
these will arrive, and make their de-
parture from the south entrance 70 the
White House. while Senators and Rep
resentatives viii start the line from
the north entrance. Following them viii
come the army and navy officers. Ia
be followed by the public
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Sunday Specials. Open PINTO II P M.
Phna. Oyster & chop House, 513 nth NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Santa Claus Outfits, Tree Ornaments
Keep Room Warm.

Punch & Judy. Marionettes. Gundlach =
sl3 7th st. NV.
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking.

Phila. Oyster & Chop House. SIS 18th nv.
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Stock Gambler Barred.

The Secretary's reply IS,
Dear Sir: Your letter of December
, is received, and 1 note your senti-
ments with respect TO stock gamblers.
Your letter is SO courteous and voices
so accurately the view of many we'll
intenJi0ned people that / ann constrained
10 answer IL somewhat at length
You seem to proceed upon the theory
that the existing monetary stringency
is caused solely by stock gambling.
In this YOU are in error. Some people
gamble in stocks. some in cotton, others
in wheat corn, pork, or lard, and some
In land. When times are good people
Will speculate in anything and every
thing that possesses market value.
The Treasury has never come 10 the
relief of stock gamblers. and probably
never viii, though the relief which the
Treasury grants frequently aids those
who gamble on the hull side of the mar
ket- Both bulls and bears importune
the Secretary of the Treasury. but the
nature of the advice usually indicates
the side OF the market on which they
are operating.
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Withdrew S6O,ooo,OoO.

If you will stop 10 consider you viii
realize that more money is needed when
the crops are being marketed. when the
factories are nlling their warehouses
with cotton and wool hemp, sisal, lum-
ber and every other material. than dur
ing the summer. when the crops are
growing and when business men are
enjoying their vacations. During the
duh season Of 1896 the Secretary of the
Treasury Withdrew sixty Millions of the
peoples money and locked it up. This
would have been a crime if he were not
willing 10 release il now when it is
needed.
Money is scarce Some of the very
best business houses in the United
States with international credit are pay
ing per cent interest for money with
which to do their appropriate business.
"It is for the relief Of business that
the Treasury has restored to the chan
nels Of trade the morey which il with
drew. 1t was then wanted for specu-
lation and / withdrew IT, II is now
needed for business and 1 restore it."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04

Fl mundo mtdico ha quedado asom-
brado ante las maravillOsas curacioues
lleyadas i cabo por el Prof Mann,
distinguida personaidad en- el mundo
cientiico cue esta dedicando su vida al
alivio y ycuracion de la humanidad dolieu-
te. Au>Aas personas que Sc encoutra-
ban en- los hltimos grades de la tisis,
honbres y rujeres en- constante tenor
padeciendo de Ia terrible enfermedad de
Bright, envenenamiento especifco de Ia
sangre, diabetes, hidropesia y otras
graves dolcncias, han sido curadas por
medic del tratamiento de este maravilloso
hombre, despu6s que infnidad de medi-
cinas hablan sido usadas sin resultados V
eminentes specialists habian admitido
que sus esfuerzos habian resultado
iu0tiles.
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M4dica habian sido resenadas tantas Y
tan prodigiosas curaciones. Tan grande
y niaravilloso ha sido su 6xito Ell Ia
curaci6a de toda ciase de Intermediates,
que sus paCientes le llaman el " Curador
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Sobrenaturales, III M6dico con las
Ilayes de la Fuente del Rejuvenecimien
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UN GRAN TAUMATURGO

Devuee Ia salad res5ce perdldas vlgo aqueo
padecen de Intermediates cronas medic suI
poderOsa fuerza de la Natuaeza.
deones retvas poder
C0RSUlTAS CRsTlS PARA T0D0S LOS EEFERH0S.
Ei Professor Mann olcce ayudar los cnemos gutamente
Mlares curados prOpias
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cuyo atestado ia ecbado una luz tan viva
sobge ia Eadiopatia

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-20
How Whisky Men Talk.

Most any advocate of saloons can
tell You about car loads of whisky
and beer that are shipped in every
week to this or that place, and at
the same time he will assert that
he never saw SO many boys and
men getting drunk as he sees in
this prohibition country. Saloon
lists claim that more people drink
and more liquor is consumed, and
more money spent for it in More
house parish this year, than ever
before. We are not going to call
such men liars, when they appear
to be sincere in the Statement is they
make; but then, if all this he true,
what becomes of their complaint?
We are pleased as things now
stand, and they ought to be. II
they sell more whisky than ever,
and have no license to pay. what
nre they kicking about? If the
youngsters are yielding to their
careful training in imbibing large
supplies of the 10, be joyful" and
getting a proper education in po-
ker and old sledge, and in the beau
tiful oratory of profanity, then
what more is to be desired p
Bastrop Enterprise.
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NUMBER u.

parish. we do hereby appoint the fol-
lowing commissioners OF election antf
clerk to hold an election in school
district No. .. known as Prospect
school district. for the purpose OF
taking the census of the property tax
payers of sail district OH the prOpo-
sition of levying i've mills tax ON
MI the property in said district SUBJ
ject to taxation, for "a period OF five
years.
Commissioners-W. +. Eyres, j. w.
Mott and MIR. Honeycutt.
Clerk--C. }. Taylor.
Said election To he held mt W. +.
Eyres' store in said district on the
18th day of February, 1905.
The above named commissioners
and clerk are authorized and ordered
to hold said election under the gem
eral election laws Of the State Of
Louisiana, and make their return or
process verbal of the same az the
law directs.
Witness our official signatures op
this the 10Th day vi January. 1906.
j. A. Williams.
j. A. H;rveys
X. w. Richardson.
Members of the Board of Supervisors
of Election Of Grant Parish, La.
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Ward Five Protests Against the
Whisky Election.

Georgetown, La, Jan. 13, 1896.
Editor ColEax Chronicle:
We, the undersigned citizens md
voters of ward 5, desire to say that
the petition from ward 5, asking for
an election to take the census of the
voters of Grant parish relative to
the sale of intoxicating liquors, was
not presented to rs, neither did we
know of it's circulation until it was
presented to the police jury and the
election ordered. We therefore con-
slider it unjust that the police jury
has gone ahead and ordered this elec-
ton, md forced the tax payers to
puy for nm election that they did not
want, especially when four of the
principal wards in the parish are pro-
tected from the 1,le OF liquor by laws
,,o,,ad hu tba I aois1n trro
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-20
COLFAX GRANT PARISH, LA. SATURDAY JANUARY 20 1906

district 10. In Grant parish. and
known by the subdivision OF Grant
parish into school districts as Friend
ship, for the purpose Of taking the
sense of the people Of said district tn
the proposition of levying $ mills
tax on all the taxable property in
said district for period Of . years
In aid OF public schools of said dis
trict. The tax SO levied to begin and
he In force with the year 1906.
The said election to be held ut
FRIENDSHIP CHURCH,
In said school district, and In all
things In accordance with the gen.
eradication laws of the State Of Lon
ana. and due returns matle thereof
as the law directs.
Witness our official signatures this
the 18th day of January. A. d. 1906.
j. A. Williams,
j. A. Harvey,
r. w. Richardson.
Memherg Of the Board III Supervisors
Of Election Of Grant Parish. La.
State OF Louisiana, !
Parish OF Grant
BY virtue OF the authority vested
in us. and In accordance with an or
tiinance of the police jury OF Grant
parish. La. we do hereby appoint the
following commissioners and clerk
of election to hold nm election ON the
9th day of February. 1906. In district
number 10, or what Ia known as
Friendship school district, for the
purpose of taking the sense Of the
property tax payers OF said district
on the proposition OF lcvying a spe-
clal 3 mills tax on all the taxable
property In said district fOr,a period
Of 5 years In aid OF the public schools
of said district.
Commissioners Lowell. Wash
KEGS and Davis Kitterlin.
Clerk-Irying Wainwright.
The above named commissioners
and clerk are authorized and ordered
to hold said election at the above
named place and at the above named
time. In accordance with the general
election laws Of the State Of Louisf-
ana. and due returns and process
verbal make in all things as the law
directs.
Witness our official signatures on
this the 10Th day of January, 1906,
j. A. Williams,
j. A. Harvey.
X. w. Richardson.
Members of the Board of Supervisors
of Election Of Grant Parish. La.
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Prohibition does prohibit in the
State Of Maine, in spite Of NIL the
statements to the contrary; and after
thirty years trial the Stateis decided
ly "dry," il statistics proveanything,
and everybody who knows anything
knows they are almost infallihle. 1t
is reported that less than one-twenti-
eth Of the whisky finds its way into
that State now than used to go there
before prohibition WAS enforced.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-20

The street committee are having n
big ditch or canal opened into the
lake drain near the oil mill. This
will relieve Colfax OF the burden of
water that nccumulates near the de-
pot when there is u big rain fall. The
railroad authorities should he re-
quired to make the culvert opening
under the dump at Main street cross
ing sufficiently large to allow the
water to run more freely ut that
point than it doex now.
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Proclamation Of Election.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF GRANT.

PARISH OF GRANT.
BY virtue OF the authority vested
In iis and in accordance with an ortli-
nance Of the police jury of the parish
Of Grant. adopted at their regular
session January 4th. 1906, an election
Is hereby ordered throughout the
parish Of Grant by the qualified yo-
ters Of the said parish on
FEBRUARY 20. 1906,
for the purpose Of determining wheth-
er Or not spurious, malt or iItOxicat-
Ing liquors shall he sold In Grant
parrish. In.
Said elections shall he held at the
places and precincts as established in
the parish by law where the general
elections are held.
That said elections shall be held In
all things under the general election
laws of the State of Louisiana and
due returns made thereof as the law
directs.
Witness our official signatures on
this the 18th day Of january. 1906.
j. A. WILLIAMS,
j. A. HARVEY.
X. w. RICHARDSON.
Members Of the Board nf Supervisors
Of Election III Grant Parish. Ilss-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-20
Order of Election.

Order OF Election.
State Of Louisiana.
Parish of Grant.
BY virtue of the authority vested IN
MS and ia accordance with an ordi-
nance Of the honorable police jury Of
the parish of Grant, adopted by the
said body at it's regular meeting for
the month OF January. 1905. all elec-
ton il hereby ordered to he held on
the 9th day of February, 1896. with
in school district known as district
number 4. or FlagOn school. for the
purpose of taking the sense Of the
people On the proposition Ut levying
n special tax Of five mills on all the
taxable property in said district for
the period Of years in aid Of the
public schools of snid district. The
tax 40 levied tn begin with the year
1906 and continue for the full period
Of years.
The said election to lie held ut
FJ.AGOS sCBDOL HOUSE
In said district, and In all things In
accordance with the general election
lave of the State OF Louisiana and
due returns made thereof rs the law
directs.
Witness our Official signatures on
this the 18th day of January. 1906.
j. A. Williams,
j. A. Harvey,
X. w. Richardson,
Members of the Board Of Supery isors
of Election Of Grnnt Parish, La.
Sta - ~ Lus.!nna'
n ~, " .r usnux
by virtue Vi tLis au.no..Sy ses.es'
~ us. mnu ~ acco .''s Mitn an or-
u .s...sus =. aug pocc yurs ~ M .a III
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-20
He Falls in Again.

Among the new subscribers to the
Chronicle is Mr.. W. H. Jordan. He
was ON our list for a long time, but
s'fell out" with the editor because We
opposed free silver, farmers union in
politics, or some other defunct issue.
Anyhow, he says the editor is more
than half right all the time, and You
can always know how the Chronicle
stands when it comes to question OF
right and wrong. We thank him for
the compliment, and are glad to well
come him back on our list of subscrib-
ers. May he live long and prosper,
and II we can't agree on all things, We
will at least give each other credit for
honest convictions.
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Georgetown, La, Jan. rs, 1906.
Editor COlElx Chronicle:
We, the undersigned citizens md
voters of ward 5, saw the petition
relative to ordering an election to
take the census of the voters relative
to liqnor license, but it was not pre-
sented to as in time for Us to get up
u counter petition, though we refused
to sign it.
] p Wooten G ESketOe
Z NJ Bradford A j Dunn
] A Chiiders q q Delk
A W Wheeler W A Nugent
W Rodgers.
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State Of Iouisiana,l
PariaI OF Grant.
By virtue OF the authority vestes: Ia
us, aud In accordance with IN ordts
nf a;rnnt i, ws ~ ,s hsrehy nri,sr ~
ELECTION to mo held I'm the 9TH inv II
E,.l,rnare 1o0e In schonl distr;ct M
8 tuow1 -. Rio 1,raar schnni ,iistrissr
,crordinv ~ fhe s,,hdivisinu ~ Grant
rs, rish ;n+o school districts for the
,,rrnnss ~ fsssng fhn sr,.s - fhs
,,ropertv fax r.rers IN said as.trire,
n, tho nrorossti:,n Of iavvinr a sr's..
c;al mills tax IN nj the faxai,l,
nronertv In said .listrict Tor the ~
,.ind ~ vaa rs I'm eiJ ~ tho ,,n,,iI,
Schools ~ said tiistrict
Tha fax sn levied IN J,o In force
commencinc with tha vnar 1Q0d ana
the elrction to l,e held 1T
y,,c Cur, r s.s,,,r.u,
in sa,d district and ~ i,a he,d IN an
tbinus In accrr,lnnce NTH Tho cram
eraI elnction laws ~ fhs atn 70 ri orr.
isiann and ,lne rntnrns thare,f ,nn.lr
nrcor.iinr RI 10 w z =
Witnass mr. .,ts;c,a1 sivuaturcs nm
this tn. l5fh dav of sInn,,nrv l0oc
Williams
n a Huyvev
r ~ R;chardsou
Members NJ the Hoard nf Smnerv isors
az Elect Inn ~ Grant Pnfist, = ,a'
" M - -
State OF Louisiana
Parish OF Grant.
BY virtue OF the authority vested in
us. ind IN accordance with the ordi~
nance OF the police jury 81 the parish
OF Grant. we do hereby appoint the
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-20
Order Of Election.

Order Of Election.
State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Grant.
by virtne Of the authority vested
in IN and In accordance with an or
tlinance Of the police jury of Grant
parish, La, we do hereby order an
election to lie held ON the 9th day Of
February, 1905 in school district No.
6 known III q. K. school district nc
cOrsllng to subdivision Of Grant parish
Of taking the sense of the property
tax payers In mid, district ON the
proposition III levying y special five
mill tax ON all the taxable property
In said district for n period OF Ave
years in aid Of the public schools OF
said district.
The tax M levied to lie In force com
mencing with the year Of 1906, and
the election to be held Mt
q. z. SCHOOL. HOUSE
in said district and to Ike held In all
things in accordance with the general
election laws of the State Of Lpuisi-
ana and due returns thereof made as
the law directs.
Witness our official signatures on
this the 18th day Of January, 1906.
j. A. Williams.
J. A. Harvey.
X w. Richardson.
Members ~ the Beard ri Supervisors
Ut Election VI Grant Parish, La.
State of LouisIana,l
Parish Of Grant.
by virtue III the authority vested
L. Il
slinance al the police jury OF the parish
ut Grant we de- hereby appoint the
following commissioners and clerk Of
election to hold an election In school
district No. 9 Known Ms u. h. school
district for the purpose Of taking the
sense Of the property tax payers Of
said district on the proposition Of
levyfng five mills special tax on all
the taxable property In said district
for period III five years in aid 0f the
public schools Of said district.
| Commissioners b. Roach, Geo.
Fntrll and ID. NJ. Pugh.
Clerk-Ricisard Futrell.
The above named commissioners
and clerk are authorized aud instruct
ed to hold said election at the above
named place mt the above named
time In all things as the law directs
and 70 make their process verbal
IN all things rs the law directs
according to the general election laws
OF the State Ut Louisiana.
Witness our official signatures on
this the 18th day Of January. 1906.
}. A. Williams.
/ j. A. Harvey.
X. W. Richardson.
Members of the Board Of Supervisors
Of Election Of Hrant Parish. La.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-20

We were pleased to shake hands
last Saturday with Mr.. NJ. NJ. Fisher,
the prominent Winfield banker and
merchant, who was the guest of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. J. A. Hyde, while
here. The VIM Parish Bank, of
which Mr.. Fisher is the president,
hogan business Jan. LIST, with cnpi-
tai of $4,000.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-01-20
Program of COlOred Teachers
Meeting.

Meeting.
TO lie held Mt Colfax, La., Satur-
day, Jan. 20, 1908. viz:
/. Roll call.
.. Renting Of minutes.
3. Address by Supt. j. n. Warner.
4. 1.-The Character ola Good Teach-
err" by David Smith. Jr.
s. 'How We Should Spend Our
Vacation" by HARRIET A. Johnson.
6. How to Teach Writing" by
j. w. Gains.
Z. Zone Method Used in Getting
Regular Attendance" by lndhlni
Smith.
3. ..Son,e OF the Qualifications of "a
Teacher" by A. J. Tademy.
Q. "How to Improve the Country
School," by Ada +. Hall.
10. ''State COurse of Study. Dis
cussion led by G. W. Scott. =
IL. miscellaneous business. :.
H. Election-o of officers.
All friends of education are cordial
~ invited to attend.
II. G. ROBINSON, Prest.
q. w. ScoTT. Secty.