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Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07

The cheerful apprehension that will be impossible to
dig without fearful loss of life through
fevers smallpox yellow fever and other plaques
that il health forces feel this about
might thing to let the sanitary part of the
Japan which has real medical that
will be the San Francisco Examiner.
The little brown doctors who able to smash the
military would die Of disease every
killed by the enemy might be equally able to lay the
human life for every rod Of the
The old formula Of mortality down there
every the railroad but the occidental
plague fighters have progressed since that time
japanese fought Of the greatest Of modern
times with larger armies than employed against the
south climate they did 1t without
ting single epidemic Roadway among their massed
They the disease statistics almost
point they times and instead Of losing
OF mortality sickness the,
lost only in six
If it is possible to make record like this in II
ought a very much less serious problem match
effectiveness conducting a work unhampered by a
tile and unhurried by the exgences of campaign
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07

A local contemporary remarks You hnd sermons
in stones and books in running BROOKS can't find
votes there" This dangerously Juggling the
water question into the campaign
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07

The investigation the Printing
Office of its extravaganza wAstefulness
tracted wide attention. Government publications sent
o every section of United States the
by which they printed. bound distributed
is matter Of interest Mr. Lands. chairman
congressional committee printing said
Horse Book published by the last during
its This book advertised by asrcul
papers authority diseases the horse and
demand for exhausted the supply Of the
department congressman senator's
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07

Reports rife concerning of the federal
grand jury Moscow and predictions to they
would the land fraud They
and adjourned, and there report
of what they did do. The commonly accepted report
that the coming trials
will disclose wider sweep the investigation than
indicated. Those predicted further indictments
in a position to say Il told so who pre-
diced failure the of present
in a position to keep and watch further de-
veopments There will be sdesteppng the issues
made up and indictments
least upon which has
conspiracy defraud and perjury
part defendants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-08
tow Rates to Summer Resorts Vi
 The Northwestern Line.

Very low rates in effect daily fr",, Chicago, with corespondingly loo rates from other points to Lake G., "va, Waukesha. Green Lake, Devil. Lake, Madison, Milwaukee. Fond d, Lac, Oskosh Neenah-Menasha, Eael River, .Manitowish, St. Paul, Minn apolis, Lake Minnetonka. Ashlau' Superior. Duluth. Marunette. k turn limit October 3l. Frequent fas through trains The best of ever,
 iinS. Illustrated booklet "l
 Lakes and Summer Resorts of th Northwest" containing detailed ma Nf the lake region. list of hotels and boarding houses with rates, etc. ser' VI receipt of cents in stamps. w
 En'skern, P. T. M., P Fifth ave :.!nago. ,tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-08

ing anN!oty began "a guaw at hrr hcast. Had SoaeGhng aappaued |. ulut!
 She did Rot ",ait fe st@E ,.pree,t th fiti, >tIou ty..e" .S!Ie era0-..-. lir eng ot the taick"t w:th inct4I. 1,o rap,. .. gained the pine forest and made 4.a way beneath the low hanging b0u-il> Without stopping to protect herself from them she gained the open space and ran quickly to Kitty
 Are you hurt What has hap pened?"
 Kitty looked up. startled al the voice She had not heard the sound of u.p moccasined feet Her wandering for lorn thoughts crystallized at sight ol the woman before her 4 new light ming leaped into her eyes as she recog niZed Judith There was between then a thrilling consciousness that gave c. their mutual perception a something sharp and fine. that grasped the dran.r of the moment With the precision an,! fidelity of a camera.
 "'You are M ss Rodney. 1 he!ieveT'
 Kitty was conscious of sonet,l. : strange ill her voice as she looked i.!t the dark eyes, wide with questioN .i" fear Ah but she had amazing beat. and Some.hili. ti5at seeEletl of t,l, very essence If Geep Soule1 w0maui. ness The two women presented q t:,.' E.t of an n.thesiS-Kit.v howor, k" small. delicately wrought the hnis..
 
 are tran planted orchid growth Au,. III .}E ,ith there H,4S I geti5ske aual.tv !t vas ill tllo b,octn of her sin. the ;.. ,csccnt rat,ia.le of her hair. that V .> hlnis-l like a l,'ulE in sunlight. II VI. in t'o warm. rod Lie it her li1s. in t.., iul:iMg vitality of the sl.M brown a,NHat Tn every line was sensuou. force restrained hv sDrit.,al nlsSion
 Gro Be Continued)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-08

ene had kept postoffice the day be. fore, and it would not be till day after tomorrow that the squires of the larat would come again to offer their hearts. their worldly goods, their complete reformation if she would only change her mind. It was all such an old stor that she had grown to regard thel with tenderness almost lnaterna But today was all her own. and Il spirit of adventure swe.lcd high in h, bosom as she thought 0: what she had planned. It was warm and close and still ill the Dax house ns Judith made her way softly to her own room and began her preparations for the long jOlrney she was to take afoot. To w;1ik ill the abomnations devised by the white man for the purpose of craIHpl'g his feet would have been 8 would throw over her head and with the start of them she could out,..... them alii. even Peter. Had she not out danced him easily many times in fun: Thres sh tie tangle of tree trunks that grew not far from the tilcket they would think she was but poor Sho- shone squaw lying in wait for the bro ken meat of the royelers
 By crossing and crossing the tiny creeks that trigkled slow and obstruc.- ed throu.h the gaunt levels of plain and foothli she had come by il direct route to the fringes of the pine coun- try. And fere she found world diin. green and mysterious. It Was well nigh lne5neeiyable that the land 0. sagebruSh and silence could within walking distance of ueSolati6n show such we;,!til of young timber. Suc5 shade and i5eautr. Her Eoseiess foot fails scarce startled q sage hen that. realizing too late her presHaee, fr9Ze to tlfe dead stu4Ip--a rufied gray eN crescence With &lit telng bead @yts t.l,.t st;s:'ed at her furtiveiy, the oae l.v6 thing t! the tell:e body.
 li.a sun wanted an hour of no9ll when Judith rested by the stream.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-08

bathed her face and hands. hushe
 from the long walk. ate the bread an. meat, then lay on t,!e bed of pine nee dies. brown and soft from the weath ering of many suns and SHOWS. Sh" had been all day in the company slie loved best-the earth, the sky. the sun and wind-and in her heart at last was a deep tranquility. Thus she could face life and ask nothing but to watch the cloud fleeces as they are spun and heaped high in the long days of sum- mer, in soberer moods to watch the thoughts of the Great Mystery as he reveals them in the shifting cloud shapes; to penetrate farther and far. ther into the councils of the great forces. Thus did she dream the mo- ments away till the sun was high in the blue and threw long. yellow splashes of light on her still body. on the soft pine needles beneath the boughs.
 But there was no time for further day dreams if she intended to fore stall the hunters at the place of noon- Ing. She followed game trail that lay along the stream, ascending through the dense growths till sll, reached the top of the jutting rocks, Her hair was loosened. her skirt awry. and the pine needles stood out from it as from a cushion. Much of the way she gained by creeping beneath the low branches on her hands and knees. No white woman would he likely to follow her, reasoned the daughter of the plains. It would be little too hard on her appearance. And here. by lying flat and hanging over the jutting knob of rock, with pine branch in her hand. she could see this mysterious woman and Peter and the hunters.
 She broke branch to shade her face; she looked down on the grassy level She waited. but there was no sound of hoofs falling mnffied on the soft ground. The shadows of the pines contended with the splashes of sun light for the little world beneath the trees. They tremb!ed in mimic battle then the shadows stole the sunl:g,n Dit by bit til all was pale green tw
 light, and there was no sound of ths hunters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-08

Advertising is to business Wha; steam is to an engine--the power which makes it mo, e.-Edith R. Gerr! in Printers Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-08
TEE REAL TEST
HerpfciGc ss n Giving .t Ti@t
 ouga IriaI.

ere is only one est ,l.e whi5n .s..3e of the etlis!eas4 ef aaH ar. -tut ia hN is ,sg.aii.stt tq q -.! = il aa4za ta do. A.a,."
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 .Ia e@sza siaas as a
 '..iiA from whence lI5 55ir s.ts 
 I.c-to"s rom nronif7P af .9a. i.'s ov, z. .'''e are daily Issosit1.e t!l:=. Ne"-!' ': eide stands tl1e t2a,t [. ;.@r.' ', i1 d delightful 9re2.,'I5ss. ,4>.-r f... a:fl fsa trGfn c!l or gHe4se Sold by leading drugrists send sQc sta n1ps for sample to The liesr.e.Ge Detroit. Mich.
 For sale by Bedell Pharmacy, ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-08

The art of advertising consits iss making what you wish to dispose O, known to the World.-Dr. E. A. Dickin son, Omaha.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-08

For sale by Bedell Pharmacy, 2l1
 Main street. special agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
SI4,4OO,OOOF ORDOCKS
And Staten Island Ferry New East
River Piers.

The Sinking Fnnd Commission an
proved yesterday IL request from Dock
Commissioner Featherson for an ap.
preparation OF Sl4, 400. 900. OF this
mount S., 900 900 is the usual annual
lssue of bonds for tho maintenance
and Improvement of docks and piers,
he remaining 50, 400, 900 Of bonds is
70 pay for continuing the Chelsea
lock improvements, to provide a new
s4ries of piers'on the East river from
Pier s to Wall street and to pay for
tia new Staten Island ferryboats and
Staten Island terminal acquisitions.
Shoull the bond issue be authorized
hy the Board Of Estimate it will be
tho largest ave. made In ono year for
the dock department.
A petition was received by the com
mission appealing for some action on
the proposal, first considered in 1908,
f r the municipalization of the Thittv
ninth street ferry. At the mayors
Dock Commissioner F'eath-
was directed to report on the
matter, althou b Nc. Fornes wanted
to wait until the Staten Island ex.
pertinent had been tried.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
NORTH AMBOY ITEMS.

Miss O. Hollander, of Elizabeth
street, is spending = wee wit her
sister. RS. William Bohlke, of New
ark.
Mrs. !. Sher spent Sunday at / alter
son with her ti,ter.
Miss Florence Smith, Of upper Hal
avenue, is visiting in Brooklyn.
Miss Annie Peterson, OF Newark
spent q few days with Miss Christina
Johnson, of Charles street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nicholson spent
Sunday in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mis-. John Poulaen enter.
tanned u few friends a. their home in
Pdiksr street., Saturday night.
Mrs d. FeiRen has been no the sick
list the past week.
Frederick Strause, OF New York,
spent Sunday at the Hollander home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
PnOTECT YOU SELF AGAINST
GERMS.
People With Weak Stomachs Most Liable
10 Catch Disease.

When the stomach and digestive organs
are weak, the food does not digest, aud
there ia n sOllr Shiny, feTmentiug mass,
making 1t an ideal spot for the disease
germs to multiply. The only way 10
protect yourself against disease germs is
10 strengthen the stomach and digestive
Orgaus and Mi-o.la in the only agent. as
far as Il known, that will accomplish this.
The ordinary medicine that Il taken
for indigestion and stomach troubles is
advertised to acr upon the food alone,
ard henee can give 10 more TIL" tenn
porary relief. VI. o.na is a cert in GU
in all casts { stomach troubles except
ing cancer, because it ena bles the -, M
ach and digestive organs to AT in the
way Nature intended they should. Drug
cannot digest the feed they simply de-
comp Sc 1t
IT you suffer with distress after eating,
pains in the head, chest, sides aud back
belching Of case, aud undigested foot.
bad taste in the mouth. dizziness, oI
vertigo, heartburn. variable appetite, sick
headaches. spots before the eyes. aho
have a general feeling of despondsncy
weakness, and debility you should a.
once strengthen the stomach and digger
tive sy.tem by the use OF Ml-o-'a. Their
is nc liquid. no alcoho', no 81 oonful dost'
with Mi .na. just one simp'e table
our of a fifty cent box bt fore eating, an'
lour stomach wi soun become So stioI;
and healthy that you will he germ proof
Ask {, A Sexton 10 show you the guar
antee under which be sells Mi-o-na
Gusts nothing ualt SIS it cur s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
Local Items

The High School literary societies are
In session this afternoon.
An important special meeting Of the
Young Mems Forum will be held to-
night in the club house in High street.
The Ladies' Mite Society met in the
Presbyterian chapel yesterday.
Stephen Yates. who has been employed
in I. Bloodgood's bilia;h pailors for four
years, today entered upon a new position
at the a, 8. & r plant.
Mrs. Charles Palmer Of l5G Brighton
a,enne, spent Thursday with her cousin,
at T~ottenvillc.
Mrs. Jerry DAILY, has returned to her
home in Brooklyn, sfter visiting Mr.. G..
Melick, of Broad street.
Miss Ida Noe. of Gordon street, was a
visitor at New York Yesterday. -
Mrs. Jonn Barnard, who has been
seriously i'll at her home, 81 Jefferson
street. il improving. ,.a
Balthaser Hoffner has q position on
the local trolley line, as conductor.
Work on the Lehigh Valley coal docks
Is brisk these days.
John Deveny, of New Brunswick ave
nue., who was laid up with a strained
back, is a little better today.
! Charles D lnham was in Railway yes
terday.
Charles Brown. for some time has beer
chef in the Cohen lnnchwagon has left
He has his old position back, that o
motorman on the local run of tie Publil
Service.
Washington Hose Company trumpet i
still numbered among the missing.
! Mrs. William II. Everett, of Newark
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Comings, O
, Gordon street.
William +. Major. who has been o
/ the sick list for some time is around a
gain.
Max Klein, the State street hsbsr
dasher has put 10 a number of new shoS
1 cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
WASHINGTON.
Low Rate Tour via Pennsylvania Railroad

b@h eSss ~
March 0 il the date on which will be
RIM the next Personally Conducted Tour
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Wash
ington. This tour will cover a period OF
three days, affording ample time to visit
all the principal points Of interest at the
National Capital. including the Con-
gressional Library and the new Corcorsn
Art Gallery. Rate covering tr and
hotel accommodations $3.50 or $500
from New York, $500 OF $40 So from
Trenton, and proportionate rates from
other points, according to hotel selected.
Rates cover accommodations at hotel for
two days. Special side trip to Mount
Vernon.
All tickets goot for ten days, with
special hotel rates after expiration of
hotel coupon.
: Similar tours will be run on March 90,
April 8 aud "a. and May IS.
For itineraries aud full information
apply to Ticket AGENTS ; G, studds,
Eastern Passenger Agent, 2G3 Fifth Ave
nue., New York or address Gee. w.
Boyd, General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Sta,i N, Philadelphia. 1854 "a ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. n. For
leaving the academy Enclosure and GO
ing to Baltimore. where he spent the
night without notifying or asking per-
mission of the authorities at the Naval
academy, Midshipman Bradley S. John
son is confined aboard the prison ship
Santee. awaiting the departments ac-
ZION in his case. Young Johnson. who
is from Richmond, Va. is a grandson
of the late General Bradley T. john
son, the noted Confederate officer. and
n son OF Colonel Bradley :. Johnson OF
the famous Maryland line OF the Con-
federate army. His deed planes him
in danger of being expelled from the
academy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
TALK LATE.
s,vayne Impeachhent Case Closed
L} For the Defense.

For tire Defense.
20 WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The senate
had difficulty in securing n quorum at
It's first night sitting of the session,
called for the purpose of proceeding
with the Swayne Impeachment case,
The session was called for $ o'clock
last night, but il vas impossible 10 be
gin business until fifty-ive minutes
later. when forty-siX senators having
responded to the roll call a vote was
taken on the admission of the tabulat-
ed statement showing the payments
paid TO federal judges on account OF
expenses. The vote was adverse TO
| the proposition. being 10 to SO.
After Offering Il few other documents
Mr.. Higgins announced the close of the
case for the defense.
Mr.. Olmstead accordingly took the
tioor for the prosecution. To him had
been assigned the duty of opening the
discussion. He dwelt upon the scope
of the jurisdiction of congress i'll i'm
parchment proceedings and outlined the
acts that may be punished by impeach-
ment. lie contcndcd that acts for
which IN official may he impeached are
not necessarily official in character. He
charged Judge Swaync with crimes
outside his office and also said that
that official had been guilty of notable
misdcmeanor and high crimes and mis-
demeanor relating to his Office and urg-
III his conviction on both states of fact.
Mr.. Olmslead concluded at 1915
%. m. and the senate adjourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24

and H., 10 midnight Every day train has
Pullman Parlor cars and the night train
carries Sleeping cars and the famous
Royal Limited leaving NewYork at 4 p.
M. is conceded to be the finest train in
the world A dining and buffet service is
also operated and the quality of this ser
vice is for famed. II you are going to the
inauguration don't fail to use the Royal
Blue | inc. Stations at foot of Liberty
ST., n. R., and at South Ferry. If you
want time tables or other details write
to C. NJ. Burt, G. p. A., C. r. r. of N.
j., New York City.
1013-2-24-5t-tu-thu.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
REDUCED RATES.

On account of the Mardi Gras festivl-
ties at New Orleans, Mobile. and Pensa-
cola. March 2 to z, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will sell %round-trip tickets
to~either of these places from all stations
on its lines March l to6, at reduced rate
These tickets will be good for return
passage until March II inclusive on date
of valuation by agent of terminal line at
Mobile or Pensacola, or Joint Agent at
New Orleans. II tickets are deposited
with agent at either of the above points
not later than March l, and the fee Of
81 cents is paid, IN extension of return
limit to March 25 may be obtained. For
spesific rates, routes, and stop-over priv
II 200 at southern winter resorts consult
Ticket Agents.
10~I3l-0-o4-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
THE INAUGURATION.
Reduced Rates TO New Orleans, Mobile,
aad Pensacola.

To be present at the inauguration OF
president Roosevelt will be an event in
the life of every American. Elaborate
arrangements are being made by the gen.
eral committee and though through lack
of space thouands will be unable to wit
ness'the ceremonies at the Capitol. Every
one can see the parade than which no
similar affair can compare in magnitude.
Every State will be represented by its
highest executive officer, and as an es-
cort TO each governor there will be one
or more regiments OF the National Guard,
while the military and naval represen-
tation will be numerous. There is always
a true festal atmosphere il the inauguara-
tion and the vast throng of visitors make
Washington the greatest holiday centre
In the land. The Central Railroad New
Jersey operates the Royal Blue Line be-
tween New York and Washington and
the facilities Offered by this line are un-
excellcd. The Royal Blue trains are
~''flyers" making the journey bet ween
the two cities In 5 hours. The route is
also the scenic line to Washington and
the South and trains leave New York at 8
and 10 IA. m, 1s, 2, 4, 6 and 7.3O p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24

in which she thanked him for his treat
meat of President Jefferson Davis
when held under General Miles care
as Il prisoner of war at Fortress Mon
roe.
The letter which be publishes Is as
follows:
please receive my thanks for your
courtesy and kind answers to my ques-
tons of this mornin; MAY 81. | can
not quit the harbor without begging
you again to look after my husbands
health for me-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
SOCIETY LEADERS AT
THE JUNIOR PROM.
Miss Helen Gould to BIO One of The
Patronesses at Rutgers
Tonight.
.Sbecfal TO Tie Eveuinr Nezys.

JPtt1FT TO FWe LVtFENS aFttVS.
New Brunswick. Feb. 24:-Miss
Helen Gould is one CT the patronesses
OF the Junior Promenade 10 be held in
Ballantine gymnasium OF Rutgers
College t might. The affair is n OF
the leading society events of the col
leRe year. Mrs. Robert + Ballantine,
of Newark. after whose family is the
gymnasium is named, they having
given it to the college, and Mrs
Frederick Frelipghuys also Of
Newark. are among the %patronesse'
and another prominent patrocess i:
Mrs. Garrett A. Hohar t. of Pat r'on
widow of the former vice.president.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
NC CORMICK AND FOX
ARE DEPENDED UPON.
In a Review of Good Material for
Athletic Events at Rutgers
College.

Local men are prominently mentioned
10 q review of the outlook for the coming
seasons athletics at Rutgers College.
They are W. II. Mccormick, Jr.. and
Alvin b. Fox, both members of the
Freshman class. Roth made an excellent
showing in the fall handicap games and
should pan out well in the coming sea
Son.
Mccormick IL favoraby spoken Of as {
candidate for the quarter mile event and
for the relay team. There are nine can
didates for the latter.
Fox Ia expected to show up we'll IN tb'
high jump.