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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OfnciaI Record md Forecast.-vashington. March Is
A., ara Of high pressure covers the lake region and
,,-s, thence southward Florida Il continues 20
-,--,-+s the weather Of the Mississippi 4 de-
,-.s,,, u slight energy occupies Western Texas and
81 ,,ster continues low tho Canadian Maritime
Provinces where usually low pressure has persisted since
the s,h inst.
There has been no precipitation % consequence IN any
=. -, .he country Colder weather prevails In north
east districts along the South Atlantic Coast also IN
Ire middle Rocky Mountain region Temperature has
- s,-,evvbot IN Tennessee Middle Mississippi
valley The southwest depression will move slowly north
,.,ars Thursday giving the Mississippi Valley
south O., Iowa and in the Upper Mississippi valley
as The INNER lake region The Of precipitation will
,-,s5 eastward reaching Atlantic Coast districts by
T--isev night Il somewhat colder Thursday in
the sor1tbvvest and In the OHIO Valley and the
yrer lake region will be warmer Friday In Atlantic
Get districts The along the Atlantic Coast VIII
= srsr northwest 20 north: the Gulf Coast fresh to
brisk southeast shifting 20 northwest on Lake Schsan
brisk east 10 northeast winds VIII prevail
storm warnings displayed on the NeW-England
cast on the Texas Coast and the California Coast
ar F,u~eIa Mcndocino and B-agS. - - IN,
Steamers departing Thursday Tor European poTs
have fresh northwest winds and tar weather 10 inc
Grand Banks
ror.cas. for Special Locnlities.-For Eastern New
v,-k Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey and Delaware
r,,r +odav: Friday and warner. fresh northwest
winds, Diminishing
For Western Pennsylvania. fair and warmer to-oay'
Friday rain: light variable winds
r5- western New-York. fair and warmer today Fri
5, rain with rising temperature; light variable winds
For -EnClard. fair to-day; Friday fair warmer;
diminishing northwest winds - -. -, $500
THURSDAY night sad Friday. variable winds; becoming
fresh northeast
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BAcKHoUsE-,Reeseca L Baekhoqss widow q Ed
yard ) Bichouse: suddenly, at her late rssds2Ss
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Br.AKsIEE-At Nontclair. y. J.. March "A 1904
Funeral services the Mountain House, Montc.ar
a m. Carriages in waiting.
CHAsE-on WEDNESDAY. March r. 1901 George Cotton
chase. Of Caldwell y j. aged 20 years Funeral ser
" ,,..t,t --o, ~ o O9l t3-o,4 ~ Us ~
6sv evening March IS 1904 at O'Clock Irterment
private Chicago papers please copy.
EsTEY-I1 Ileene. y IL March H. Charles D Estey.
- East oJaaTs y j. Eu l1S at 80 80 thursday az
Via IaeEsWanHa Railroad leaves a. 200
| FosTER-Narch &c. at Eew-York City. Mary G F.
EFT and Jsnnie A Foster Funeral al ire Sdus q
/ arrival Of 1923 train from NeF-Yor<.
| GRIrF1N-sudasaly on Tuesday. March Is 1904 War
srej Mitchell G G5 9yi si Of s taqSs r
Mitchell Of Oregon Funeral seTyices Ct the resitencs
st on THURSDAY morning March H. at 10 o'clock In
tsrment at Washington. D. C. Springfield papers please
HALLocK-A, Highland Nrns y 7; March "A, Thomas
= Iail2cS aged - years he'5i ICES *
is Ts nysd y s{'e Is foot i sn
H0EET-suddenly. Of 6neunonia March - 1904 John
r61s I'M Thursday evening March IL at sac o.c.ocs
MrLs-At NevrourE. n. Y. March &c 1904. Samuel C.
Mis- "a ne S, T 49, ssSsDcs ~ 27a Iibeyst Vs
Cedar Hill
PFAFF-Narch 16 1904. Frederick PtaT. the T4th
year at his residence. No g West 2fth-st
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
oUIN-on Wednesday. March &C. 1904 at the residence
in Is,h year Of his age Notice Of funeral here
| after.
Rr-sSrLrl-On Wednesday. March i6. 1904 Elizabeth
Peek. widow Henry T. Russell Funeral services
her late residence - cSlh-st. %ewNork
Friday March Is. . O'Clock Burial at Wootlawn
on arrival special train leaving G-and Central STA
ton o'clock
sUTTON-on Monday. Marcr "a 1904, his residence.
coo West tlJthst. William H. sutton IN the S4th
year Funeral services THURSDAY. March l..
at O'Clock .. N. az his late residence
CEMETERIES
Crea. PineIawn Cemetery. ISIS Acres-UndertaLe-s
should Investigate = BrCad-st. y r
The WOODLAND Cemetery
Is eccessI5s by TIasleu
trolley SIS telephone.
Grey. descrir booklet rePsestrtgtive.
OFFICE. % +. ed 81 y I CITY.
UNDERTAKES.
STEPHEN Merritt Enbi'z tst. Undertaker- GAIA W
~ I.Te5 chelsea T~au~
"
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sIR WALTER J. sENDALL.

London. March lC-sIr Walter J. s-nGau former
Governor Of British Guiana. Is dead He was born
g. I0o
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Highest temperature yesterday. 50 degrees Lowest %;
average 60 fer coreponGng date last year
average for corresponding twenty-five years Sc
local forecast-To-dsy fair; Friday rain warmer;
fresh northwest winds, diminishing
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DR. JAMEs ERoMNLEE sANFoRp.

Denver March 16.-Dr. james Brovulee Sanford,
h7caLer OF the Colorado House of Representa- ves
cie1 to-day fr0m appendicitis TIe was thirty-nve
years ola Ec was born ~ Penn Van, y. Y.
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MAIN oFFIcE-NO. 154 Nassaa-st, 49,
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place 70 leave advsrtssments and Subscriptions.
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Tor the convenience Of Tribune READERS sSrO.d
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hotels named below:
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WoSPas6 S,I Hotel wsrTic N,,,,. o..,
1Isachestsr: Queens Hotel Leeds; Midland Hotel.
Hotel Morsesrnbe Bay: Midland Hotel Derby: ' Hoi-
lers Hotel Snanklin HotsL Isle or WIGHT Bulfs
RELAND-Eccles Hotel. GIsngari-: shsIOOurus Eotsl
sCoTL4ND-st. EnOeh Hotel. Glasg0~I Station HOssi.
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Hotel. Bettws-y-Coet-
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Hotel du PaIais. Hotel St James and Albany Msroe-
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GER8IANT-Nasssuer-H Hotel. Wtesbadsn: -Four Sea-
Hotel Munich: Hotel Bellevue Dresden; Hotel
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Hotel OranienhOf. kreuznachs Grand Hotel.
Nuremberg. Interchangeable Hotel Nursnbsrrf
Four Seasons Hotel Wiesoaden. Hotel Wihelma.
Wieshaden. Hotel Eaiserhof. Wiesbaden Park Hotel.
Tel Eaissrhot, Bao -Widungen. Hotel Quslsana. Bad
Wilduugen Hotel Nessmer. Baden-B Baden. Hotel Net
rOpole Heidelberg Grand Hotel Wilhelmshohsg
Grand Hotel Hungara- Budapest
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND-HOtsi Bristol. Vienna;
Grand Hotel Hungaria. Budapest. Hotel Baur au
toria and Yungfrau. Interaken. Continental Hotel.
lausanne Savoy and West End Hotel. Carlsoads
Victoria Hotel Rss e. Hotel Euler. Basic.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-HOtel Metropolis.
Rome; Grand Hotel. Venice; Palace Hotel Miiani
Eden Palace. Genoa. Grand Hotel Rome; Grand
Hotel Venice: Hotel de la vile Milan. Grand Hotel
bellevue. san Reno: Hotel de Ia Vile Forsncs;
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Hotel. savoy Hotel, Forencs; Hotel Gallla.
Cannes, Hotel Beau Site. Cannes; Hotel Metropoles
G-ande Bretsgne. Nice: Hotel sav-y. Rossaniso Ma
PIES Grand Hotel Victoria. Sorrento. Bay Of Naples:
The Grand Hotel Monte Carlo. Hotel Louvre and
Vavoy. Aix-Ies-Bains; Grand Hotel. Ax-ies-Bains
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Rosenfeld Announces Ibsen Matinee-Miss
Harmed Wont Play to Bargain" Audience.

Tteen'e play "r2oenersho'-1, tie drama that has
been said 80 begin where most plays leave or. viii
he u~o7-crd at MATINEE. probably next week
Thursday 90 the Princess Theatre. by the Century
PLAYERS Mrs. FIsllc has been planning 10 appear
IN ''Rosmererolnl' also but not until next season.
Another play which Mr.. Boeenfeld may soon pro-
6uce is q new comedy by NIr. and Mrs Atherton
I5rowneu AIRS. BrowneIl is the daughter OF the
late David j. LLOYD. author of The Senator"
.'T-c Woman Hate '.'rhe Politician and other
American PLAYS The new comedy IS as Yet IN
named. TIE scenes aye laid in $ew-Ycrk AZ the
present time
Miss Virginia Harmed refused 20 appear ut the
Alvin Theatre. ia pltrshurr. y~ster.-- afternoon.
She learned that it was so-called Bargain" matt
ree-that u.s. ali the seats sold for 20 cents and she
would not PLAY 90 such cheap" house. some two
thousand women had seated themselves in the thea
fre and q small sized glnt cnsued about tho box
office when they were told OF Miss EaT-es's re
fusll 10 play.
Burton Holmes VIII lecture on Alaska az the
I.ycea-n Theatre to-day AZ II a. m.
A competition has been started by a circle Of
aspiring 7layv-riehts who COuEreEate IN certain
BroadEay cnopbousc. The competition consists IN
TIRE invention az rhy1lrE titles. based the title
of ar SCtEl.n's recent play, Tho Light That Lies
in Nomau'e Eyes" and the winner is rewarded
u "a h-IItir- manner, known 20 al patrons OF the
aforesaid claTra-se. ~ De Sian Who Found LIS
VIE Was Drowned 1.-The Girl who Thinks Her
Husband Drinks '.-he Maid Who knew What
lcI VIII Do and many others in Kind have been
among the prize winners
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Should be rad DAILY By all Interested changes
time
Foreign malls ending March 10. 1904. viii
close promptly all the General Postofics as
follows close earlier than
closing time shown below Parces-POst malls for Ger
MANY close at o Monday
Regular close Foreign
corner half
than closing SHOWN below Except that supplementary
Nails for Europe Central America via Colon. close
hour later Foreign Station-1
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii DO
repubshed IN The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
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TTfURsOAY-At a. n France. Switzerland. italy.
spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt. Greece and British In
per s. s La BTsJagne. Havrs (1al for other
parts q Europe must directed per Ia
BrstaEne').
sATURDAY--At $50 a for Ireland. per UnoTia
Queenstown maN for other parts Of Europe nuts %
directed per 8 Cmbra'), a a. m Europe.
g. $. St Paul via Plymouth and CherbOurg. at $50
Belgium direct per = Krooniand mail must
be directed per q. 3. Erut. fnd'D. $50 for
Italy direct. per H0henzosrn Cnal be d.
rected per S. 3 Hohenzolern''D
After the closing OF the supplementary Transatantic
Mails above. additional Supplementary Nails
opened the piers Of the American English. Franch
steamers. and until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour sailing OF
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Local OniciaI Record.-The following olciaI record
from the weather shows the changes the
7e--u-e for the last tvs1ty-sur comparison
- ~. c--r..n.na.r. aate q last year:
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rril.un. rocnI os..rrntions-

In this diaEram the continuous white Inc
charges in pressure Indicated By The ITi5Unes SELF
recording barometer. The dotted lire shows the tenn
rernrurs as recorded b. local Weather Bureau.
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Special Notices.


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Special Notices.

Also 70 Cuha. Porto Rico.
without extra expense fOr
H. - -.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST


THURSDAT-At a. m. for Northern Brazil Per q q
Bernard. Para and Manaos. a. m. for Cubs.
s. Havana tmail for Mexico via Progreso Campechs
Cruz must be directed per Havans'') a
y for Mexico. s. > ManzaniEo. via TampicO
be directed per Manzanillo'D ~
D m. Complementary 1880 p M for St Thomas, ST.
CroN. Leewlrd and Windward Islands. British
Dutch and French Guiana, per FOntabells mail
Grenada and Trinidad directed e
Fontabeile'); at ?. m. for Argentne. Uruguay and
FRIDAY-At $50 a. N. for Newfoundland. per
and Paraguay. per 8 Mars. VIA Pernambuco.
Macei0. RIO Janeiro and Buen0s Ayres mail r-ust
be directed per s. Mars'). n N (supplenent-
= NJ Bahamas. per Earatox.
Culan for Santiago must be directed per q sara
toga")
sATCRDAY-At for Bermuda per . q Pre-
Porto Rico. Curacao and VenezueIa. per . Phiia-
directed per = Philadelphia'l. at $40 a m.
maica. Savanina. Cartageua and Greytown. per . a.
s. g AIleghany''), at so a Complementary
1880 a M for Inagua. Cape Haiti Port ds Psfx
and Marta. s s Athos (mau for other
parts % Haiti be directed per 8 Athos''l:
10 a. for Cuba. per MORO Castle via
Havana. at 10 a for Haiti s Prins wiIism
" (nau for Curacao. venezueil. Trinidad. British
and Dutch Guiana must be directed per 9 Prins
WiIIem W.; az 1880 n for Cuba, q a Curl
tyba, via Natanzas (aan must be directed per a a
Curityba')
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points europe and al countries IN me u1vsrsst
Postal Union THE THIBUNE viii Be mailed al ne sos-
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Mail subscribers in NewTork CITY to tne DALI ~
TRI-WEEXLY viii be charged one cent q CODY nAr&
postage IN a5ditio1 o named abovsA
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Hawaii japan. China ard Philippine Islands. VIA San
Francisco close here daily at $50 p up to March
FRS inclusive for dispatch per 3 5 siberia -
New tevccrt Westl New C1le-
donna. FfF samoa and Hawaii via san Francisco.
here daIv AZ $3.50 p. 20 March ~. In
elusive. for dispatch 3 SOnoua or the
trua-d the BRITISH nail for New
Zealand does rot arrive n time % connect with this
q .vnqtch. r-1ls--cioslr- a. $50 $50
ard $50 sundays A. $50 n. 9 a
and $40 D. win BE made and forwarded until
% arrival tN1u1~d sfe0r~cr1
Australia fevcert Wesu FN ISLANDS ard New Caledonia
ard Victoria. r. c.. close here daily az
ESQ to March f2d Inclusive for dispatch per
Hawaii Japan. China and Pnuppps Islands. via san
Francisco. close here ally $50 p. m. % March
.. Inclusive. f1r dispatch per Copttc-
Islands here daily
$50 March t27. inclusive for dispatch per
United states transport
Hawaii Francisco close here Eaily $50 ,.
March rs. Inclusive. for dispatch per Ala
media.
NOTE.-Uu.ess otherwise addressed. Australia
forwarded Europe; and New Zealand and Philippines
san FranClsco-the quickest routes Philippines
specially ressrd via Carada muse
be fully prepaid TIE foreivn rates Hawaii n
wa-iCi via san Franc exclusively.
TrlnEpacldc -as forwarded q sailing
and the schedule q closing prssunp-
ton of t-cr uninterrupted overland fRers-
tered mail closes az 3 o. m. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PostnAstxa>
Postofiee. New-4ork " Z. March II. iSo<
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Il sccess5Is by TIaflen
trolley carriage. Lots SIS telephone. $50
Grey. descrir ave booklet repsesertGtiye.
OFFICE. % E. cd 81. y 7. CITY
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC Excrp-
TRANSPACTFICs


CCBAva TAMPA. Fla. closes ,his once daily
EXCEPT Thursday. f5.5O a tthe connecting mails
81 on Mondays wednesdays
MENICO CITT-cverand. unless specially addressed FOR
closes at this Office daily.
sunday. at 1870 and 1880 .. m. Sundays az 4
u 1880 o
NI,WFOT-NDLAND-By ran North sydney snd ths,c,
bv steamer closes this Office daily $50 n.
tconrectIrz nails close here Monday. wednesday
Saturi1y}.
IAN sTC.N-Bv rail Phfadelphis. thence By
steamer closes this office 1880 m. every sun
rail Boston. and thence BY steamer. closes
this Office al 80 Q. m every Friday
MIOT FL ON-Ey rail Boston. themes ~
closes q this Office daily at $50 o.
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUNTEMALA-By rail
n Nev-Orsaus and thence steamer. closes
Office taIy. except sunday at Fl 80 m. and 1000
r. m Sundays al ~ o. and 80 so . m. (connecfinx
r0al closes here Mondsys ct 1000 ). M
COSTA RICA-Bv rc. % New-O-.eans ard thence by
steamer closes II thls Office daily except Sunday az
1880 D. n and 1000 p m sunfays at n .. m. ard
1000 p. connecting mall closes here Tuesdays
D..
RAU3M3- texccot ParceIz-post NaIsN-Bv rail- 70
Miami Fla. ard thence BY steamer closes at f5:30
m Monday Wednesday ard Saturday
fRegistered mail closes at previous day.
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UNDERTAEERs.

stephen NerrIti EmbT'z tst.. Undertaker- -4i-7 W
80 Ct Tei 1879 or t.7e5 chelsea T~au' T. Cq--~Nal
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I Burton Holmes viii lecture on Alaska" AZ the
4 I.ycearn Theatre to-day a II n m.
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The WOODLAND Cemetery

Grea. PineIawn Cemetery. ISIS Acres.-Undert
and sections SHOULD investIs1te- - Broad-st.. y
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE KYPNOTISM

Ncw-York. March Is. ls5i
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If you want cab telephone WEBB
Brothegs. Phone So
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For above occasion the Frisco Sys-
TEN will sell round trip tickets from
vinita to st. Louis and return at the
following rates:
Season tickets, $3.50; dates OF sale
from April IS to Nov. 80, 1904, inclu-
siye. Final limit Dec. IS, 1904.
Sixty day ticket, sl4.+0; dates Of sale
April Is to Nov 20; final limit not
later than Dec. Is, 1904.
Fifteen day tickets, $3.50; On sale
April q to Nov. 30. 1904 Final re-
turn limit ten days from date Of sale,
but not later than Dec. 5.
Stop-over Of ten days on all regular
frst-class one way and round-trip tick
cts reading through can be arranged
by payment Of 81 and deposit Of ticket
with joint agent within twenty-four
hours after arrival in st. Louis. For
further particulars see Frisco's agent.
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man KILLED BY
A HAIL STONE
Heavy Hail Storm in the Creek
Nation.

News has just reached this city Of d
terrific cyclone and hail storm at
Paden, a new town in the Creek ma
tion on the Fort Smith g. Western
railroad. Barney Fixico was killed
outright by "a hailstone, and another
man, name unknown, had his arm
broken. lie ran to a storm cellar and
reached out to close the door, when
hailstone struck his arm, breaking il.
Hail stones fell that were afterwards
picked up and weighed one and half
pounds EACH Nearly every window in
the town of Paden was broken and the
hail made selves Of the shingle roofs.
Great damage was done to crops and
live stock. The cyclone missed the
town but tore a strip through the
forest south Of town several miles
long and 100 yards wide. So far as
can be learned no lives were lost there.
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CREPE PAPER DECORATIONS.
Substitute for Natural Flowers That
Are Being Used for Festive
Occasions.

To the woman with deft fingers and
an artistic turn Of mind crepe paper
serves as a most satisfactory medium
for decorative articles, and as result
OF the growing interest in work Of this
kind the possibilities Of crepe paper
seem practically endless. Every hue
upon which Dame Fashion beams ap-
proval is found on the color card Of this
crinkly material, and new uses for II
are discovered every day IN the week,
says the Brooklyn Eagle.
AS a substitute for natural flowers in
certain decorative schemes crepe paper
blossoms are most satisfactory, and,
fashioned by an artistic hand. they bear
so close a resemblance to the work
of nature as to frequently require close
inspection TO detect the difference.
Roses. lilies. violets, carnations, chrys-
anthemums tulips and wigtaria are but
few Of the products Of bush and vine
that are successfully Initiated in this ma
terial and used for purposes Of embel-
lishment
In the line Of souvenirs for cotillions
and affairs Of a similar character crepe
paper novelties may be and are evolved
by the score. OF course, the attractive
ness and the variety depend In large
measure upon the fancy and talent OF
the managers Of the function, but any
quick.witted. nimble-fngered girl can
fashion dozen or SO old pretty trities
suitable for such occasions. and when
originality and personal ingenuity fall
short the shops can be relied upon to
supply something to meet the demand
Dring the post Easter season cotillons
are favorite form Of amusement. and
the more varied and picturesque the
favors for the dance the moro pro-
nounced its success With the prospect
o. pleasant weather interest in outdoor
sports OF all kinds begins 10 manifest
itself and a collection Of pretty tri-
fies can be composed mainly or In part
Of crepe paper suggestive Of summer
recreation and pastime As has been
said. crepe paper lends itself 50 readily
70 floral manipulation that 1t Is a sim
pie matter 10 trim golf sticks and crooks,
birch bark canoes. fans. tennis rackets.
etc. with gayly hued blossoms. and
souvenirs of this sort add an effective
decorative touch 70 the assembly or
bali room. IN addition to serving as
charming msmentcs OF a pleasant oc-
sasion
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Intererting Id Asthma sutferers

Daniel Bante OF Otteryllle, Iowa,
writes, II have had asthma for three
or four years and have tried about all
the cough and asthma cures in the
market and have received treatment
from physicians in New York and 9th
er cities but got very little benefit
until / tried Foley's Honey and Tar
which gave me immediate relief and l
will never be without it in my house.
/ sincerely recommend it to all. Sold
by Peoples drug store. dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-04

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-04

/ lminr exercises Of the Vinita
schoc took place last night,
standing the threatening
'er. The event wasan exceptional
ere a clear demonstration Of
public interest in the educa-
TIE Vinita colored youth The
sas crowded TO oyeraowing.
Ffam, which was admirably
n vas listened to with ever in-
i interest. Among those pres
d Hon. Geo. E. MeCulloch and
VI. s. f. Wallen and wife, and
s. Jefferson. Of Muskogee.
/. niefssting and instructive ad-
) ten delivered by Hon. Geo. +.
ceh Dr. a. J. Jordan,and Rev.
uflas. Of the A. N. f. church.