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Unley.

Mrs. Kittie James was the guest OF
friends in Northampton this week
Mr.. Harry Joynes, commission
merchant of Pittsburg, Pa, spent
Monday at home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
7. James.
Mr.. J. B. Mears, of Temperance
willie. and Mrs. Z. D Die, OF Harbor-
tor, were among the visitors 10
friends in town this week.
Mr.. Charles Barnes, of Kingston,
Md. and Mr.. R. a. Blackboard, OF
Western Shore of Va, were guests
of Agent J. II Blackboard this week.
Mrs. Sue James has returned from
Baltimore and reports that her nus
hand. MIR. A. II. James, recently
operated upon for appendicitis Is
rapidly improving.
Miss L. Mazda Marsh, who has been
| VielIlnR G6ldIlNoe dbO liAOHNS AO
eral weeks In Northumberland coun'
ty. will return to this place in lew
DAYS with Spring millinery
The remains of Mr.. L. G. Elum, who
died of pneumonia, near Mel1s
Station, last Sunday, were sent iron
this station to his former home II
Orange county, Va, Sunday night
The Ii dies, of Daley NJ. E. Church
tSouth, will hold bazaar aid oyste
supper in Exchange Hall, Tuesda.
and Wednesday evening, March ~
and Both. If iuclement, the next cIea
e night. A drama each evening begin
!, ming promptly at 1870 On Tuesda
! a drama will be given entitled -
Rank Deception" with music ana 0
Wednesday evening ohe entitled IN
Men Wanted Everybody cordial
Invited.
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Oak Hall

A certain young fellows mind is re-
lieved. She has come home once
more.
The people OF this town are quite
busy cutting potatoes this bad
weather.
Mr.. E. NJ. Taylor and mother are
visiting friends and relatives In baiti
more, Md.
Miss Nina Revel entertained quite
a number OF her friends last Satur-
day evening. Among those present
were: Miss Emily Coleburn, Annie
Dennie, Mamie Dennis, Mamie
White, Beulah Taylor, Jennie Tay'
lor, Eutha Taylor, Messrs. Frank
Gladdlng, Morris Hancock, Garlic
Wimbrough, Robert Wimbrough
Robert Hussey, Wallace Taylor, Will
lie Burton, Sammie Trade, REM,
Trader, Willie Dennis and Miltor
Byrd. They departed at a very lat
hour, Just In time to reach theil
homes before Sunday. All report
very pleasant time.
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ExnOre.

Mrs. Mary L Young, OF Hadlock' ID
critically i'll.
We are glad to note great improve
ment in our roads.
Our farmers are busily engegeu III
planting potatoes.
Mr. L. F. Goodwin left Thursday on
a business trip to Baltimore.
The oyster shuckers closed down
business this week at Willis Wharf.
Messrs. White g. Lewis have added
some new horses to their livery.
Mr.. o. l.. Byrd spent few days
with his parents this week at OAK
Hall.
The handsome new residence o.
MIR. ]. H. Nicholson has just beer
completed.
Capt. 8. D. Rulon has purchased
half interest in the two fast horse
owned by Geo. G. Walker.
DR.. J. Almer Smith, Jr., student o
Baltimore Medical College, is spend
ing a few dsy with his parents.
Mr.. Claude White, our popular h
r. agent, spent few hours in Oman
cock. Wednesday with his parents.
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Payne-W esse)ls.

A pretty marriage took place In the
parlor OF Mr.. James A. Hall, Marsh
Market, Sunday evening, 18th inst ,
the contracting parties being Mr..
Burlyss B. Payne and Miss EVA U.
VESSELS.
st the appointed hour, O'clock a
number of relatives and friends as
sembied In the coy room to witness
the ceremony which was impressive
ly performsd by Rev. L. Nj. Cope
land, pastor OF Halls Chapel. Inc
attendants were Mr.. Hall, OF HAL
wood, and Miss Mabel A. Payne
After the solemn nuptial vows hac
been taken the company was invited
to the dining room where they par
took of bountiful repast prepared
for the occasion.
Long may they live and their live
be productive of good is the wish o
their many friends.
| Guaet
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Wachapreague.

Mr. a. s. Fosque is in Baltimore
this week.
Mr.. W. P. Goffigon is home on
visit to his mother.
Mrs. John Young and Mrs Belle
Tull are visiting relatives at Greens
backville.
Miss Mary Finney has returned
home after a long visit to friends In
Franktown.
Messrs. Ira and Harvey Burton lett
for Wilmington to accept POSITIONS
there on Monday.
DR.. John w. Kellam's launch, "Ihe
Atlantic, is nearing completion. IL
ia 80 feet long and 9 feet beam.
Mr.. Norman Mapp is home again
after few weeks work with the N
YP e. N. R R., Cape Charles.
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Cashvllle.

Can't w. Hundley and Mr.. Jesse
Rome we'll. of darborton, have mace
their homes 10 this community.
Capt. John Gardner returned from
Nanticoke river last Saturday with
load of corn FOR various persons In
this community.
Onr farmers are very much dis
ragged over the continued pao
weather, as they are much behind In
their Spring work.
The Temperance mass-meetlng'
held at Broadway Church last Mons
day night, was largely attended con-
sidering the inclemency OF the
weather. Addresses were made by
Reys w. G Bates, J. NJ. Street and
Mr.. s. F. Rogers. Quite number
were enrolled as members OF the
Anti-Saloon League.
Mr.. James G. Drummond, worthy
and industrious citizen, OF this com
munity, died suddenly Sunday morn
inc. about 3 80 o'clock, aged "a years
and 10 days. He retired early Satur
day night in his usual health. AT S:9'
o'clock Sunday morning he awok
his wife with peculiar noise. Sh
Immediately tried to arouse him bu
his spirit had taken its eternal flight
Funeral services were held over hi
remains, conducted by Rev. W. .
Bates on Monday afternoon, In Tn
presence of large concourse OF reis
2 tiyes and friends. He will be mlsse
I in this community.
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Deaths.

Mrs. Mary A. Mason. a lady hlgn'y
respected and esteemed by a large
circle OF relatives and friends, died
Wednesday at her home, near Acco'
mac G. H., OF the infirmities incident
to old age. The deceased was the
mother of Mr.. Charles b. Mason ano
Mrs. W. Scott Byrd and was % years
old. She was buried Friday In the
burying ground at her late home
Mr.. Je.s, d. Young, a worthy ana
highly esteemed citizen, died Sunday
OF pneumonia, at his home at Gull
ford, aged 81 years. His remains
were inferred in cemetery at Guilford
Methodist Church on Friday, after
funeral services at the church, con
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. J. X. dlll
He was the son of Mr.. George ID
Young and lie survived by his wiz
and four small children.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncoteague.

Mr.. Henry Conant now wears a
broad smile. 1t is boy.
Can't. W. }. Reed is building a
storehouse in 1'icktown, which VIII
be ready for occupancy next week
Rev. W. B. Guthrie and MIR. G. 0.
Disbrow are in Wilmington this week.
attending NJ. f. Conference.
Master Elton Burch, student Of
Washington & Lse University mas
returned home on account OF SICK
ness.
The firm OF Seby s. Scott has pur
chased a tract of lard up the Island
and will engage in the trucking ousi
ness on large scale.
The scholarship medal, given by
the principal Of our High Schoo,'
WAS won by Miss Vesta Gordy, with
Miss Eta Twyford second in stand
ing and Master Ralph Laws third.
Mr. Geo. W. Gillespie, of Puugo'
tsaeus. Edward T. Edmonds. OF
Wachapreague, and Miss Nora
White, of Parksley, teachers in the
public schools, session just closed
returned to their respective homes
this week.
MrE.P. Timmons,o Philadelphia
is here on a business trip; Mrs. Robt
Kevs is home from visit to Berlin
Cantains John w and VIC. Bunting
made a flying trip to New York thi
week: Messrs. O. D. Doughty ant
Harry White made a business trip u
Berlin this week; Messrs. j. B.Olfi
and ]. It. Toadwine, OF Salisbury
are visiting at home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Hastings.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thi
week: w. j. Morris, E II. Brown, L
e D. Handy, c. E Byrd, A W. Byr(
T. J. LeCompt, Baltimore; j. W
f Waters, W. s Smith, E r. Todd, W
! P. King, Z. W. Pyle, Philadelphis
=, W. E. Moore, H. E. Selby, Whining
q ton: y. ] Jack, Rochester, n J.; L
+. Goodwin, New Yord; Edward /
Beavan, Buff 4lo, N. Y; II. 9. Simi
son, Jersey Jity; 7. s. Rowes, Gran
R.pids. Mich; Il. Onley, Girdletre
W. P. Selby, Stockton; W. j. Bohai
non, Portsmouth.
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OYSTER Supper and Lecture.

An oyster supper, also Ice cream
and cake, will be served at Maps
vile Baptist Church, Tuesday after
noon. March 2sd, beginning at 4
o'clock. A lecture will be delivered
at night, s o'clock, by Rev. J. T.
Riddick, of Norfolk, subject, 1.-The
Worlds Greatest Need" Admission,
admits % cents, children under ID
wears. 10 cents. Proceeds for benefit
Of church. All are cordially invited
to come and have a jolly time.
Committee.
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Suicide.

Capt. George W. Hall, OF near be-
linda, put an end to his life last Sun
day afternoon, while his wife was az
church, by shooting himself with a
pistol through the head, the ball en-
tering his brain and causing instant
death. No one heard the report OF
the pistol or suspected that he was
contemplating the rash act or can
explain it. His parting with bis
wife, as she left for church, was q
pleasant one. He was found by hel
dead on the floor with pistol beside
him when she returned. Funera
services were held over his remain'
on Monday, conducted by his pastor
Rev. Charles Clement; interment II
the family burying ground near hi
late home.
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Guest.
Hopkins-Martin

Mr.. Burleigh W. Hopkins, a pros
MARQUIS farmer, and Miss Hazel L.
Martin, the popular and attractive
daughter OF the late Thaddeus H.
Martin, were quietly married, 10 the
presence of few relatives ana
friends, at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. w. L. Miles, near Mas
8 lwadox, February 18th, 1904, rev
@. L. Corbett, of the Baptist Church
,fficiating. After the ceremony an
elegant supper was served. TIe
bride was tn. recir'Ant of several
valuable presents. They have 'ne
best wishes of many friends IN tnei'
Journey through life together
Friend.
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Parksley.

Hon. Jno. r. Rev returned from
Richmond, Tuesday.
Mrs. Addie Parks, OF New YORK, Is
stopping here this week.
Thos. D. Scott, OF Eastville, spent
Tuesday night with relatives at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. White, VINO
have been In Baltimore for week
returned Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Geo. w. Powell, near PocomoKe
CITY. spent Saturday and Sunday
here with his son, W. U. Powell.
WA. T. Mason. Capt. K. 3. Hal
and daughter, Rose, reported Ill VIII
pneumonia 10 your last issue, ore I'm
proving.
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Jr. O. u. A. M. Entertainment.

Harborton Council No. los, Jr'
Order United American Mechanics
will give an entertainment at the
Hoffman Building, Harborton, va >
on Friday, March 25th, 1904.
Supper will be served from 70
$50 .. IN. and, beginning at 1880, the
enjoyable comedy, IAN Afh'cted
Family" will be presented by the
members of the Harborton Council
and others.
Admission to play only 20 cents
with reserved seats 10 cents addition
IaI Proceeds for the benefit OF Har
horton and Hacks Neck public
schools. Come everybody and have
good time.
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japanese Tea.

There will be Japanese Tea held
in Hutcbinson's Hall at Wardtown,
April 4th. Supper twenty-five cents.
There will be parlor games Tor
those who wish to play, such as ping
popg, pit, finch, trix, dominoes and
checkers.
It il the desire OF the committee to
make every one have good time.
Proceeds for the benefit OF the
Baptist church. Come one, come all.
Committee.
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Marriages.
Mears Finley.

Miss Mary V. Finley, OF Church
Hill, Md, was married yesterday al
terpoon TO Mr.. Jonathan W Mears'
of BIoxom, Va. The ceremony was
performed at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs John T. Meredith, 1O4s West
Fayette street, by Rev. @ 8. Arnett'
Mrs Joanna Finley, the brides SIS
ter. was bridesmaid and Mr.. Ernest
Clark best man. The bride was
gowued in white elk ana her a'-
tendaDt in pink.
After trip South Mr.. and MRS
Mears will reside at Bloxom -baiti
more Sun, 18th.
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w. c T. u. Convention.

At the Bi.County Convention OF
the W. G. Z. U. In Cape Charles on
March 1, 2, Rev. DR.. Gardener COLI
ducted the opening devotional exer-
cises, Mrs V. H. Ward gave pleasure
bv singing beautiful arrangement
of the hymn, "Abide with me-" The
address of welcome by Miss Edna !,
Startling WAS cordial and inspiring |
In the absence of Miss Rogers, VINO
WAS TO h ave made the response, Mrs.
Rue smoke for the delegates, voicing
their appreciation of the hospitality
always received In Cape Charles, also
gave a short review Of recent W. U.
IT u achievements. She noted that
the Mann Bill had closed $50 saloons
10 Virginia, 80 having been closed In
Accomac county. In Virginia there
are 5000 White Ribboners, the BAR
rooms number 1886. A vocal duet
by Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Murray was
finely rendered.
Rev. W. P. Wright was introduced
and made the address OF the eve
ming. His remarks conferred chieny
about q phase OF the temperance
ouestlon less discussed than many
Others; the question OF inherited love
OF drink. its cultivation In the nur-
sery, and the prevalence and dangers
of drinking 10 social circles. DE
ureed that alcohol be banished from
the nursery and the punch-bowl and
other alluring forms of alcoholic
drinks be done away with in society
At the conclusion of the address
Mrs. Rue read petition to the Sen
ate and presented it to the audience
for signers. The gentlemen present
responded at once. The collection
was taken and pledge cards passed
| bv Miss Mills and Miss Sterling. Elk
ercises closed with the White Ribbon
doxology. Benediction by DIR. Gar
, dener.
March 2nd, 9:3O a. IN. Devotiona
exercises conducted by Mrs Rue,wn
, read jeremiah 80. adding earnes
words OF warning against unfaithful
ness to duty in this day OF chrlstia
enlightenm The L. Il. l.. repor
from Mrs. Brittingham, county super
intendent, was read. Only three LIE
. gions. Keller, Onley and Wacht
= preague had reported to her. Keile
. had made the greatest increase
!. mem bership during the quarter
therefore the District banner Wa
awarded to them.
All the reports showed that despi'
the Indictment weather, active, carr
eat work had been done. The aftel
y noon session opened with devotion'
70 exercises conducted by Mrs. Stoc
ID lev. who read helpful encourage
D. selections from Ecclesiastics and u
at Psalms earnestly applying the Scri
le tures to our needs. Mrs. Ware
I'd moved that telegram OF remei
RS brance and sympathy be sent Nj
1e Sue G. James. Planning for q
yearly mass meeting was left WI
the executive. Teach the Youn
~ was read by Miss Edna SteTlin
- Vocal solo, 1.-The White Ribbon,
" Mrs. Ward. The invitation to nc
- the June Convention in Wacf
~ prea que was unanimously accept'
81 Rev. G. r. Jane gave us words OF
-, ~ couragement, telling of plans
H. Temperance work in Northampt'
- After a few closing words by I
'0 president, Rev. G. r. James otfel
prayer and the Convention then
journed. Del
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Write to Ms tor estimates on DO

Write to us tor estimates on door,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. R.D.L. Fletcher will be at Ae-
comac @. e., the FIRST day Of every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles lee B. Lumber 90.
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Temperance rlass-Meetlng.

The Anti-Saloon League of Acco-
mack county, Virginia, will hold q
mass-meeting at Onley, ia the hail.
on Monday next, 1880 p. IN. Address
es will be made by Rev. W. Ct. Bates
and James Il. Fletcher on the sub
iect Of Temperance and RESPONSE
bilitv and Duties OF Citizens. Every
body is cordially invited to be pres
emit.
Rev. J. A. VIM,
Rev. J. D. Harte,
F. A Covingtop,
Henry R. Boggs,
Committee on Agitation.
Spencer F. Rogers, President.
Thos. G. Kellam, Secretary.
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One of the greatest blessings
modest man can wish for is good, re-
liable set of bowels. If you are not the
happy possessor Of such an OUTFIT you
can greatly improve the efficiency OF
those YOU have by the judicious use Oh
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are pleasant to take ana
agreeable in effect. For sale by all
medicine dealers.
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Atlantic.

Orr school was favored with visit
from Supt. Joynes few days ago.
Misses Delilah Warner and Winnie
Parsons are OF the sick list this week
Among the late visitors to friends
and relatives in town were: Mrs Clara
Hilton, of Ohincoteague, Miss Sadie
Landlord, of Hallwood, Miss Maggie
Mears, of Mappsvilie, Mr.. aud MRS
Lawrence Davis, of New Church.
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Riley's Millinery,
Pocomoko City, Md.

We have in stock one car OF choice
Ohio seed oats, cars OF midlings and
bran. 5 cars OF choice hay and our
special feed in ground corn and OATS
all OF which will be sold at less than
Baltimore prices.
D. H. johnson & Son.
Parksley.
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Presiding Elder Appointments.

Wachapreague, Smiths Chapel
March 10, 90.
Keller, Garrlson's-March 20, 81.
Onancock and Andrews Chapel
Onancock-March 26, u.
Only and louisville, Louisville
March 81, %.
Drummondtown-April 2, g.
Bloxom, Woodberry-April g., 4.
Pocomoke, Saxis-April 8, 10.
Atlantic, Horntown-April 10, IL.
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TO farmers who wish fertilizer for
Irish potatoes, we wish to say that
we will have in two car loads OF
"Gold Basis" on Monday next.
r. s. Hopkins & Co,
Tasley, Va.
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NoT1cE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from claiming or oyster.
ing on my shore or my rocks, known
as Roam rocks, under penalty Oh a
prosecution TO the full extent OK law.
M. Northam.
Modestown, Va.
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Just received a car of Harters a
No. / flour, which will be sold at the
lowest price. If you want gooo
bread use Harters a, No. flour, and
you have it. Sold by
ID. Fl. johnson u Son.
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I will be at home from this time
and can be found at my office al
Savageville for the practice OF my
profession.
E. T. Mason, NJ D.
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Farmers if you want iron drags,
Disc harrows, hand and horse power
fertilizer sewers and any other farm
implements go to 7 s. Hopkins q
Co.. Tasley, Va. They have them
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For sALE-wsgon good as new,
suitable for big horse or 2 lignt
horses. have pole or shafts. The
wagon has not been used over IL OF
Is times. Will sell cheap for cash
AFp'' G. NJ. Byrd,
Keller, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For SALE-4 year old COW, good
stock. Will be fresh to pail In 10 or
30 days. The COW is fat. VIII sell
G. NJ. Byrd,
Keller, Va.
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For glass and domestic for potato
beds and fertilizers for all crops goato
T. s. Hopkins Il Co..
Tasley, Va.
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We have 6xS glass, peas and SEED
oats for sale.
D. II. johnson " Son.
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Truth is mighty aud will prevail
That is the reason the Truth cigar
eoes ahead of all others.
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Truth crushed to earth Will rise
again. The Truth cigar is never
downed.
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What is TRUTH The best D cent
cigar ON the ms rket.
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We are displaying stock and show
ing styles as soon as they are ready
and are not delaying for an open
ing day., as a formal "opening" Is
not of waiting value to customers or
ourselves. We are always open Tor
selling, and make a fine display In
harmony with the season and occa-
sion.
Riley's Millinery,
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Truth cigar. That's all.
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h SEM Department.

Special Piano, sold everywhere at
$3.50 OO-our special cash price
$4,000.
Mckinley Music at i0e'
New Popular Music at ioS'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-29

ST. Louis, Jan. 2S.-While no action
was taken upon the Worlds Fair rate
by the Transcontincntal Passenger As
ISOLATION, the St Louis Passenger As
scciatiOn, which also met at the Plant
ers hotel, adopted an agreement
which will be- recommended to the
American Association Of General Pas
scngcr Agents in session at the South
crn hotel
II is understood tpa the rate TO be
recommended will bee one fare for tn,
round trip to the fair from all parts
of the United States, and an addition
al recommendation Of stop-over priT
lcges between the point OF origin and
81 Louis will be made,
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TERMS OF U. s. COURT.

~ hds-Pegins September IS, lsy,
Aolds two weeks. and February 10
1904, holds three weeks.
Al ngo-Begins October 10
1903. and holds two weeks, and FEB
ruary 20, 1904. and holds three weeks
Al Chiekashs-B Begins November 2
1903, and March u, 1904, each term
two weeks.
At Ryan-Begins November 10
1903, and April 4. 1904, ore week each
.erm.
A. PureeIl-Begins November 20
1903, and April II, 1904, each term
enc week.
At Psuls VsIley-Begins November
90, 1903. and April 10, lsOi, three
weeks at each term.
At Ardmore-Begins December 2l,
1903, and May 8. 1904, seven weeks
eAch term.
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FAILURE OF DAWES co"vlssros

There have ben hlef ~lth -le
Dave. rommI Jon l85.o'. applications
for citizenship ln tho five s.vize-
tribes a. follows seven thousand
FIVE hundred under tte a.' ot congress
approved June iU. 1886. and -, 4"s
. since the WORK o.. enrolment vas be
gun o. this number 7t.H-H were
granted and ~ the citizenship raies
OF The i've tribes a. they noW stand
.hgv thar there are 1851 Seuinoles
IgC2l Greeks 0y b'OoI an utermar-
rlage. and fs54 freedmen -7"77
CheroEees by blood AM intermarriage
and 2.7is freedmen 4s57 Caickasas
by blood and Iutc~marrage and &
2l1 frt-.Irn and 1923 Chocta~s By
bIDoi aud intermarriazv. 2.ss3 freed
men and l.785 Mississippi CnOcta~s
consequently 5ss-- applications have
not been granted and they are c.assi.
fed either as rejected D- as Inieterm-
inci Of the latter class there are
25.7gs. distributed among 'he tribes
a. follows lu tH. Cr-es Nation ---
cases ~ dispute. citizenship a-, stt
ra1Hug -ta Cal.'a0 ua --st
such eas.- .a t.a Ct..sasaa ..at.1r
. i-f such cases OBJ. .- ta. Cherokee
Na.01 ..-.. oa-.-
Ia order 90 Give .ae Dave. .1au.s.
I'D. ..... .. .r..H