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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-11
OBJECT TO A CHANGE.
Dawes Commission Plans Better Than
Any New Ones.

: Guthrie. O.. T.. March 10-While the
prevailing opinion AT Muskogee and else
where throughout the Indian territory is
that the report of Charles j. Bonaparte
and Clinton Rogers Woodruff, with ref
erence to government officials there was
fair and entirely without malice, there
Is a strong sentiment against making
any change in the administration of af-
fairs at this time. This Is not due to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-11
Chiffon RILEY QUITS.
He Would Go into Law Practice for
Himself

Guthrie. O. T. March lo.-According TO
q dispatch from Muskogee. ChIion Riley.
chief law clerk for the Dawes commits
sion. rendered his resignation 10 that body
yesterday. to become effective March Is.
The reason assigned by Mr.. Riley for de-
string 10 withdraw al this time is that he
wishes 10 enter the practice Of law for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-11
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought Z
asssss'. ss.as 'e: OF &mN1z
TALKED WITH sRIsToW.
President confers With the ksnssn
Over the Tempest

Washington. March i1.-By appointment
Speaker Cannon ard Representative over
street chairman 81 the house committee
on pOsto1ices and poet roads had al ex-
teuded conference with the pr s.dcnt To-
day Except that the Interview relased
to the situation Ia congress created by
the report Of the pos'of'ics department.
on the inquiry into the affairs % the de-
partmeBt. no statement regarding II w.s
made
other members of congress. including
Senators Penrose. chairman % toe seate
committees oa restonhees sna post roads.
Eikins and Representative Charles Ian
dis II Indiana. had talks with the prssl-
dent in which they discussed the post
Once arairS. The president sent for as-
sistsnt postmaster General afIsio0 ard
later In the DAY had q conference stih
him. No Information g. obfSinseie st ths
white house concerning the sltu=,s Ia
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winter all right and Jhat the plant Is
strong and vigorous, He says prosperity
is abroad in that section OF ne territory
and the farmers are looking forward with
bright hopes for the farming operations
This
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-11
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Your druggist will refund money
If Pazo Ointment fcIs 10 cure you. in 6
to Il davs Soc
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TALK OF STATEHOOD.
Bills Will Be Reported by the Com
n1ittee Next Week

Washington. March 1o-At its meeting
today the house committee or territories
will appoint subcommittees to prepare
two statehood bills. One bill viii provide
for the admission OF the indian territory
and oklahoma and the other for New
Mexico aud Arizona. The Democrats VIII
not prepare their bills until they are
made familiar with the report OF the ma
5ority The Democrats. however. VIII not
consent to the jointure Of New Mexico
ard Arizona.
The Republican house leaders have been
slow 70 act and the situation has been
canvassed from every view point. II
WAS found impossible to agree upon any
details OF statehood bills which would
satisfy conflicting political or busienss
interests The committee viii therefore
proceed upon general lines and hopes 10
get its bills through the house. An ef
fort will be made 20 introduce the COM
rnittee's bills next week and ask for an
early consideration. Nr- Cannon. the
speaker. has been consulted and has
promised an early hearing
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Iawton. o 7. March ie.-Seas;o- 7. ?.
Gore. the blind orator. is being pushed sor
the Democratic congressional nomination.
re will probably have the solid backing
OF the three counties composing the new
country"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
naVissfk FOR 100. O..

etoek hotel 1tfis morning re-
'lh 's',n ITO }prepare dinner
any eN u the Visiting real es-
there m. -. 80 ho in
|connects
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Same
Mny With DnndruH.

Kill the germ that causes dandruf
falling hair and badness. you will have
no more dandruff. and your hair ms
grow luxuriantly. Newbros llerNicdf
not only contains the dandruN g"rH
destroyer. but it Is also a most GeiiG'st-
full hair dressing for regular toaet lae
No other hair preparation is en
scientific basis of destoying the Ce,N6,
germs 1t stops all irritation. k"eH
scalp sweet. pure and wholescn5f
member that something clatn2o
lust as good" Will not do tie -
genuine Herpcde. Sold aH
druggists Send loc. In stamps
pie to The Herpicide Co. Detse
For Sale by l.. Is. Cc?n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
NO INFLARtATiCN THERE.

Picrpont Hurgan aTers sCI2m03E
HAT there is ne water III his persona.
tax list. We cm readily he3i ye thar
the list Was=nal iuflalaA.=sa Loui
Republic.
Cures eGau}4 sare thfaat pulmonary
Troubles Monarch 4vee ran i eNH3E
sort. Dr Thomas E.iee0ie ..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12

10 start Xour little boy and girl
81 tha pathway In success
t.7.'.e 50atiHHjo To tAeif
se'f l"Eei s4Nent sad ~trength
arae#e eHantag a bark
dae'Fnr fer AAeH an, teaeAi4g
ltnI -" - =3Veo Then ges
aas z Ht1==e3 M sen why L
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here, 3 D5a cont on deposits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
ART COMES HIGH.

Mrs. Jack Gardner of Boston i'm
ported 81 100000 worth Of art treas
ures. The goverrment made her pay
100000 duty on them. and now the
state cf Massachusetts wants SIS .OOO
more. She could hardly have made
: mora costly investment if she had
bought United States steeI.-Philadel
phia Inquirer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
Are Scarcer.

ap'e ~ ay be crazy. as his
ifona - failure to secure
.,,,,',,,, " e y does NJ Prov It.
o"'i''' ~ K not find "
but think NOR ov .ro orow.
ii'aNe ' for which all
o"' ! ~ - = hankful.-'Eort
a cheerful
p]easaut face
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
Pins Bluff Trust Co.
IL Pine Street.
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To The Democratic Voters of the Sixth
Congressional District of Arkansas
am a candidate fer congress from
the Sixth district of Arkansas and
earnestly solicit the support of all
voters participating in the coming pri.
maries. | pledge myself to the faithful
and diligent discharge of the duties of
the office. Yours truly,
JOE T. ROBINSON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
DESIGNERS SALE.
AAlES

~
|. J. r..eby given that under
Jesse r a decree of the JEFF
j. II. SHI Court, rendered on
w. D. JOanuary, 1904, wherein
w WALTE ct al, plaintiffs, VS..
ptk, fendant, and which de-
|H. kE,ars on record in the
A. H. DIS of Jefferson county,
LLLER
G. E. ined, as special commits
J. B. writ, will on the Sth day
R. D. J at the front door OF
FRANZ in the city of Pine
augine he hours prescribed by
sara. sell to the high
The following de-
ing and being sit
Nf. W. Sunty, Arkansas,
b address
Pa' e''s. 1-2) of the south
Ell paS 10 ~ Ia of section
arooii oA ,wnship three (3).
NJ was west, containing
qoo' ''",s: said sale being
est ol 'tition of the proceeds
'hers. rs, cf James NJ. White,
cunt 81 u y
Is os Jill be upon a credit
aiioaa he purchaser will be
ne NE" p't te or notes with ap-
Pahs any securities and a lien
Fhoefse' up cn the lands for
Fooo the purchase money.
Nhe w'DWIN, Special Com.
pardon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12

Every b.dy,s= liable To isehing pjlaz
Rich and poor, cid ANA yoang-terrib c
the torture thsy suffer. Only one sur
cure. oanss Ointment Absolutely
safe; cunt tail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
Stomach Distress

Stopped in one day aud cured to stay cured
win Drake 5 Palmetto Wine. Any reader OF
thls paper VIII receive a trial bottle free by
sendlng letter or posta! card to Drake Formu la
Company, Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
PRESIDENTS BEST WISHES

Mark Hanna has heen re-el2,teJ 10
the senate, and the president sincere
ly h pes that nothing will prevent
him from serving his full term in tiat
body.-New York Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
Lentfst Dead.

So; ,;,.ombly, the eccentric
died at his home IL
'elopThis home is unique,
consc'esigned the various
those Val figures. some
gloom, tcircular. others
ecsmens cf every
ee procured from ali
rid and used in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
NOT HIS MARYLAND.

II does not appear to be Mr. Cor
mans Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
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She wanted 10 go To the Charity h}1-
But she had II, new fNngs to " az
And Well she did not know, as tQ
Judgment of clothes.
That charity would not be t-eH".
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
NEVER DO 1T.

securing of v~,,no Mr.
9oNe''io e class told the heir
f"e''eF / dynasty that good
never shirk jury
at impudent person
'4'ii'e .ec111posed of young
10 e1ie d eleven more men
P"pe le spoke.-Philadel-
1t is or
an.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12

coming fire In Mexico.
atmosphere anting the large
= grao1 Chihuahua, has
: ThIexico applying
!" ~ A"9 evelop lhe i'm.
TAKING soe' .Guaynopa can.
scious, and)y.nons offer to
a dejectednals and fumes
troubles over plant to op-
thoughtlee vast forests OF
though
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-21
CARRIED BLACK FLAG.

Parties were wondering at what up
poared n strange livingstone BOYS
carrying n flag with n skull and cross
homes and the word Death" on it,
through Broadway, Saturday. 1t WAS
after wards placed on school house No.
t.. Where the boys got it, or what
was meant by it, will probably re-
main q mystery unless someone takes
interest enough liz tho mattor to look
it up. Some looked upon it is n joke
gotten up by the lads, while one party
sa id there might be considerable back
of it, if the boys had found it some
where instead of getting it up thom-
selves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-21
~
11ORDS
NEWS ITEMS.

Quite a number from here attended the
graduating exercises at Woodbridge,
Thursday night.
Edward Durham has II position at the
Copper Works in pcrthAmboy.
NJ. l.. Clunl has had his store painted.
Harold Mundy, of Woodbridge, spent
Saturday with relatives in Fords.
j. Ernest spent Saturday and Sunday
with his family here.
A little child about four years old was
found near the pines on the New Bruins
wick road Friday he said he lived in
Fords, but no one would be found who
knew the child. He said his name was
Hans Peter Larsen he was brought to
Fords by II man by the name of Smith
and left at the Summit Hotel.
Mrs. j. Ernest and children were
Woodbridge visitors recently.
Harry Schilcox, of Keasbey, is spend
ing a few days with his cousins Ray and
Harry Mundy.
Miss Rose McClarry, of Brooklyn, is
spending II few days with Mrs. John
Brazil.
William Moffctt, one of the Woodbridge
high school graduates from FOrds will
enter Rutgers College at New Brunswick,
next fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-21
W@oepBnlDG
NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. II, Dynid, of Syracuse, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. milford
Valentine, of Green street.
The w. A. A. club house is under
going many improvements. Now
lace curtains have been put in the
windows of the ladies parlor, II new
sidewalk will soon be laid around the
club and in the neal future tho house
itself will be painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II. Boynton
arctic be congratulated on tho birth
of u son.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ford arc visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Ellis Edgar, of Edgar Hill.
Mr.. Wilson spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Lock wood, of EdgRr's
Hill.
Miss Edna J. Brown is spending the
week in New Brunswick.
The second Saturday afternoon tea
of the season was held juno 8 in the
club house was very successful. Many
persons were present. Several of the
young people played tennis while
several BOWED. Aftor the game had
expired the players assembled i'll the
ladies parlors where cool refreshing
tea and crackers served. On Satur-
day, June %, there will bo another
Ten at the club house.
Mrs. Bancroft and Mr.. Harold
Anness spont Sunday in town.
Mrs. Hinnsdale's strawberry put III
was robbed and destroyed on Satur-
day night.
Mrs. +. l. Perry attended Il onrd
party in Rail way, M onGay afternoon.
Mr.. John Lock wood Ind "a large
quantity Of lettuce and onlons stolen
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Seamans wont to Brook
Ign, today.
Mrs. @. W. Boynton, Miss Louise
Boynton and Mrs. Alfred Il. Child
spent Sunday at Asbury Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-21
BIG TUG LAUNCHED.
The Henry Maurer Put into the Wattr
Yesterday Afternoon.

At 1 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
big tugboat Henry Maurer, was launched
at the s%hipyard of 4. c. Brown & Sons.
The News gave an account of the
building of this fine raft several weeks
ago. She was launched amid the footing
of whistles and the flying of flags.
She went off the ways without Il hitch.
After the launching the workmcn and
friends of the %shipbuildcrs and of the
Maurcr people were treated TO refresh
ments.
Within a short time Il huge scow will
be launched at the shipyard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-21
NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. Worthing and daughter of Brook
Ign, are visiting relatives on Bordentown
avenue.
1t would seem that now that the Elec-
trio Light Company have received the
renewal of contract for lighting the
borough streets, that they might try and
give us better bright light than they have
been giving for several nights.
Orlando Perrine, of Broadway, has
been having his shed awning newly
coated.
Mundy Bros. s. Hunts cook, William
Morgan, has resigned his position at APP
plegate's Beach.
Antoine Mashusky, of Ernston, has been
heard from since he went to Washington,
ID. G., to become u soldier and writes that
he is going to San Francisco and from
there to the Philippines.
There were Il number of strangers in
town Monday evening and a great many
of them attended the ommencemen in
X. of p. Hall.
The o. MS of Ernston, were in town
Monday evening as guests of Chris Rch-
fuss and family and accompanied them
to the commencement.
Miss Il. Thumhart, of Ernston, spent
Monday evening with her sister Miss
Mary Thumhart, of Main street.
A crowd of young men and boys had
considerable sport watching two of their
comrades running foot races Monday
afternoon and were greatly pleased be-
cause the one who won the first race
thought it dead easy was beaten twice
afterwards. There was lots of excite
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willett Martin of Eliza
beth, spent Sunday with relatives in this
borough.
Mrs. Steven Martin, of Bordentown
avenue, and her daughter Miss Carrie,
from Brooklyn, entertained Miss Willis,
teacher, at Inner Monday.
Mundy Bros. & Hunt made anice catch
of bluefish and a few weakfish Monday.
The Leidcrkranz Singing Society met
last night and gave pleasure to a number
of people who enjoy good singing.
NJ. Everett's fence is being painted in
David street.
Cutters were being flushed yesterday
and some of the streets received a good
wetting also.
The two-masted schooner Silas Brainer
is at the p. K. r., docks to load with
soft coal for N~arraganset Pier.
Mrs. Felmming, of Jersey City, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Moore, of Second
str ct.
Mrs. John King, of George street, was a
New Brunswick visitor Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-21
HORSE FELL DOWN.

Last Friday, Miss i. Thumhart had
driven into town from Ernston and had
stopped the horse, preparatory to making
a call, when the animal suddenly fell
down without the slightest warning and
threw Miss Thumhart over the front of
the wagon, landing her on the horses
back. The horse then sprang up and ran
away, but was soon caught by some men.
The shaft of the wagon was broken and
Miss Thumhart's arm and foot were hurt
besides having her clothing badly torn.
Taking it altogether through the young
lady was fortunate not to have been
seriously injured or killed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-21
CLASS OF 'O4
GRADUATES.
Pleasing Exercises Held Last
Might First from Twelfth
Grade.

The graduating class exercises of South
Amboy High School were held last night
in X. of =. Hall, and were of IA very in
tercsting character. The hall was taste
fully decorated with bunting, and the
platform was beautifully embelished
with the American flags gathered i'll folds
aud suspended over the stage. Potted
plants and cut flowers added II tasteful
touch of beauty to the scene. The fol
lowing program was executed by the sew
cral graduates in IA highly creditable man
ner: Chorus, "a Forest Ramble," by
Franz Abs, the class; Statutory, Jessie
b. McIntire; History of the Glass of 1901,
Anna NJ. Compton; Poem, Graduating
Time Mamie NJ. Minnick; Chorus,
"Silver Bells" j. II. w. Byrne; the
class; Class Prophecy, Emile Rutan
DAYTON; Grafton, The University, the
Training Camp of the Future, " Frederick
G. Rchfuss; Essay, Non Summo Sed Inter
Viano, Ada Il. Green; Chorus, "All
Among the Barley" Esterling, the class
Mementos, Emile Rutan DAYTON Valedic-
tory, Lillian Slower; Presentation of
bEduutltS, IIlnSlphl, IIOi' IL W. iu'h :
Awarding of Diplomas, j. l.. White,
NJ. d.. Chorus, Good Night, Farewell"
f. NJ. s.. King, the class.
In the presentation address, Professor
Fitch gave statistics showing the amount
of good work the graduating class had
done, and referred with pride to the large
| class of eight graduates, the first class
to pass successfully the full twelve years
course in our schools. The high average
of many other classes in the school was
referred to with satisfaction. Toe much
credit cannot be given to the principal
for his persevering and faithful efforts to
place our High School upon an equal
grade with the best in the State.
The valedictorian Miss Slower acquitted
herself in IA very pleasing manner Miss
| Mac Compton was especially mentioned
us having delivered the History of the
Glass of 1904 in Il voice so clear and dis
tinct that every word could be heard
by parties sitting back in the hall.
Frederick Rehfuss received II great deal
of praise and it is thought that he bids
fair to become IA MAJ among men" in
| the future. Each member of the class
received their share of praise from their
many friends who were present and it
was particularly remarked that all of the
young ladies were beautifully and becom-
ingly attired for the occasion and made II
charming appearance. South Amboy can
b e proud of the class of 1904 who certain
ly covered themselves with glory. The
hall was jammed to the doors. The
| graduates received II number of hand
| some presents from friends.
Beautiful floral offerings were also pre-
,ented to each graduate at the conclusion
| Of each recital.
County Superintendent Willis, was
present and made some timely remarks
/ and gave some excellent advice to the
! graduates as they are about to go forth
to further efforts in their educational
| course.
After the exercises the young people
| and their friends spent IL little time in
dancing. Mrs. William Mclntire presid-
ing at the piano.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-21
TOTTEN VILE.
FIRE AT R%0SSVlLLE.

The barn of Robert Craig, J~ournoay
avenuo, Rossyille, was burned to the
ground last night. About 81, 800
damage resulted. The fire is thought
to have been caused by lightning.
Several wagon and II sleigh were con-
sumed. A horse and II COW were
safely gotten out of the barn, which
was of frame and one and II half
stories in height. The blaze was
discovered about 9:l5 O'Clock, and
an alarm was sent in from box 81.