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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
HOME COMFORT.
why Not Have Every Room Ia fh:'
 House n sitting Room:

"Eyery room in your house seems to be sitting room," remarked the feia- tive who was being taken through the house."
 "So it is" was the reply. Il doa believe there's bedroom in the ilouS2 that is merely a sleeping apaf''heN' and nothing more"
 Both c9Mm2nts indicate tho tendency in many homes toward turning the ped room of each individual into a private sitting room. where it's owner Hi1E fe- tire from the bosom of the family when desirable and yet he quite as luXuflouS as if downstairs in library or family sitting room
 Jili's room contains not only her lit tie white he'd and dressing table, put also her bookcase. her desk. her l9ullg- ing chair. her alcohol teakettle and all the small, personal belongings which make it possible for Jill to live quite complete existence in her own little room, says the Philadelphia Bulletin.
 Jack. too. has his lounging chair. bis desk and books and prints and smoking things up in his room. and perhaps you will hunt in vain for his bed, for very i likely it disappears in the daytime !.i the guise Of Il big. roomy daveHport CT wardrobe. with plate glass 1s:..: ''
 Downstairs is the commOdOu.' t#sl!l Z sitting room. where all assemble E,Aen socially inclined. But when the brit of solitude inlpels then the bedroom l sitting room offers q refuge unknown l in t'ta otsi t.;iy>. when in the middle clI>s hone tt'!e.'e W;ss no place to sit cX- ceNt with thc whole family or iA q chccrless. barron sleeping apartment.
 This tendency toward isolation may be decried by some as selfish, but one wonders if it is not one of the most helpful aspects of tie steady growth of individuai.Sn We all become d little weary of each other. and a brief respite from the society Of even the best be- loved is sometimes desirable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
A HorSc'S Hands :eliI Feet.

The horse never puts his heel on the ground, nor even ti9e ball of his foot. He stands up ca the very tips of his toes, and th;s is. ia part. the reason why he can tr0t 50 fast. DOhbin,s heels are half Way up his hind legs. and what we call his knees are really his wrists. The part corresponding to the upper arm is short and is sso embedded in the muscles of the shoulder that the elbow comes next the body. but the horse has only one digit to each limb, and the wrist bones arc comparatively small. The so called ankle, then, is the knuclle. where the digit joins the hand or the foot, and the foot is only a single thick finger or toe, with great nail for hoof. The lower half of the horses foreleg is really gigantic hand, with only the middle finger and a piece out of the middle of the palm. while the corresponding part of his hind leg is big, single toed foot.-St. Nicholas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26

Meeting grand lodge, K. of H. of Arkansas, Little Rock, Ark, Fen ua1y 21 and 22, 1906. For the above oc- easion the following round trip rates and arrangements are authorize to Little Rock: Rate-$1.70 for the round trip. Dates of sale-Ieb'nas 19 to 21, inclusive. Return limit, February 23.
 Mardi Gras New Orleans, La, Feh- ruary 22-27, 1906. For the above Gc- casion the following round trip rates and arrangements are authorized to New Orleans, La.: Rate-Ona fare rlus S2 for the round trip. Dates of sale-Eebruary 21 to 9, inclusive; also on February 26 for trains sc'ie;. uicd 1c. reach New Orleans befoIe noon of the 27th. Return limit-Tick cts reading into New Orleans by the T. aEd r. railway must be limited to March IS, 1906. Tickets reading into New Orleans via lines east of the Miss; ssippi river must be limited to March 8, 1906. Extension of limit Tickets reading into New Orleans via lines running east of the Mississippi river, limited to March 3, can be eX tended to date not later than March 17, 1906, for leaving New Orleans by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
Franl1L4n's S1w<luxt Pudding.

Franklin believed in fair competition, in freedom for others as we'll as him. self and cared more for his personal independence in the conduct of his business than for the business itself. The story of the sawdust pudding should be known in every newspaper. office in the country. When he frs, started the Gazette: he made some free comments on certain public officials, and soll:e of tue influential patrons of the paper resented it and tried to stop it. He invited them to dinner. When they came they found nothing on the table but q pudding made of coarse meal s,NS a jug of water Thoy sat down. Franklin filled their plates ant. then lis own and proceeded to eat heartily. but his guess could not sWal- low the stuff. After q few moments Franklin rose and looking at thei.4 said quietly: My friends. any mal n.ho can subsist on sawdust pudding, it's can. nee>,s no mans patronage."- American illustrated Magazine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
Where to Spend the Winter ;|
Some Famous Resorts Reached by the IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

  1.-The enjoyed sunshine for them
  his vacation There health St. i'm Within the from   
  that attract this multitude of
  annually gather all
 
 This solid following
  Whether the amusement or will find all "' me immediate vicinity ~~~~~-<"~~ ~apsan@Aa~~r~ p .ands2
  sleeping Huon me Naex Along
 
  San Antonio o direction There and scientist well as health who live eoudles
  makes the run from St. Louis City Sooa na tuesdays and Fridays beginning January with through leaving a. na oilers the weuknown, excellent facilities
 Fl. C. TOWNSEND
 P.ssend ncle Adent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
sS9sSf-"33S. -3 -,..-ltsic, I!::tE@|iA Y5z;11='z ysgtz;35:; $; sNNTTSSS>AS> " \ aIas saa!<-'~AGU~sstt tt

Special one-way second-class colo hist rates to the northwest. Rates and arrangements outlined below will govern in the sale of one-way second- class colonist tickets to destinations shown and to intermediate points ef- feeted: Rates-To Billings, Mont, from Pine Bluff, $2o.65; Livingston, Logan. Cinnabar, Mont, S31.50; Hell epa. Butte, Missoula, Anaconda, Mont, s3l.5o; Spokane, Wash, $34; Port land, Ashland, Astoria, Ore, Tacoma, Seattle, Wash, Victoria, Vancouver, F. C.. sS5.50 Dates of sale-Febru. ary 15 to April [, 1906, inclusive; Sep tember 15 to October 31, 1906, inclus- i've. These tickets will not be honor ed in standard sleepers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
s. NJ. Dickey, Agent.
AFiIior,'s IrErill DInCe.

When Milton died on Nov. s, 1GI4, he was buried in st. Giles. Cripple gate, says the London Tatler, though his remains were distributed in 1IY0, it is said, and it is not quite certain now where he actually lies. Earlier still tlle uncertainty seems to have eX- itscd, for Aubrey Guaintly tells us: His stone is now removed; about two yearcs since (noW 1GS1 the two steppes to the conlnullion table were raysed 1 ghcsse Jo Speed and he lie together' Still. eycn at the risk of gazing at "Jo Specd's'' resting place by mistake St. Giles shVlld be visited today, for the whole ncighborhood speaks of Mh- ton. It was quite near, in BaftholO- new close that he lay hid after the restoration till he was pardoned; quite near, in Aldersgate street. that he took the 'pretty Garden house at the end of all entry,' that suited his studies, being the 4uictcst street in London excellent for the studies no doubt, but perhaps the reason for the flight of his frivolous young wife, London Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
Tlte s.tEt;lc Drill.

The fiddle drill" is one of the oldest stoHecuttin% tools in existence. It is said to anteddte Greek sculpture and is in usc today i'll about the same form as il was 2,009 years ago. Ks it's name Implies. it's action resembles fiddle. The drill is eff two pieces. In one hand q carver holds the drill stock. which is like q carpenters brace, except that it is straigh instead of having q crank. in the other hand he holds the bow" which is strung with brass wire and which is given q turn around the drill stock. To use the drill the carver places the drill stock against his breast, holding it With his left hand, and with his right hc draws the bow back and forth. fiddle fashion. This imparts a rotary motion to the dr:ll stock, and the drill is -:'os.nl to cut in either way it turns. 'T,sc fiddle G.ill is used in t,ec finest work. n cre,-ices where the ..e.s- o13r cocv.A !ae rc&c': with his clisel = = i.s.---:2e.' ss.iig''..',:t ei.danSerin@ the G.i,v5Izr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
pWnAnlFnnnksMakalAMRN1

gonquns useI the very same shields, hung from their necks, and the reason was the same-their battles were bat ties of archers, and nobody can parry a shower of arrows with smaller shield. Shields grew small in Greece as bow and arrow went out and sword and spear came in.-London IlluStrat cl NeMS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26

deDosit with the joint agent not later than s D. m. March 3, and upon pay nent of fifty-cent fee. Transit linn it-Tickets sold in connection with he T. and P. railway must bear going transit lint of fifteen days from date Of sale and return transit limit of March 1S, 1906.
 s. NJ. Dickey, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26

il is e. -s., zs Is,:>! that vanilla Was e 7.,.2! ls a.a .'-.' cs Of Mo..:ea aa si4l isA.5 -, Fl h" naaaifa cure = f.,,zs. ...-:tt1 .5z,,. 10 tlr 1i4s@oycry of .sz=aeael ! :, lie -;;II.;s:..=.s and th%t it - l.,.';;'se... ..;.r3ie ;,.s a perfume ss.sifh i;l >-a, eo4..li.c.I :.e! eacao ten yesrs hot;ne tsle arrival ef tobacco on oar shores aailc name vanilla is de- risei f9oi! t,ss sun h yail1a, a pod or capsule. H.s..llt..'.' described it as d little pod f',.lsaf small black seeds and l..ii.e the ;tel.l If :. t5as!8co leaf so much go Chat h.; i..na v''':>'a thev found the dried pods at fit t!1rea5 the,n away. ''Won;lcrr:s why ihe SpaniarGs should lay up tobacco stems" = Chambers Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26

Special one-Way second-class colo mist rates to California, February 15 to April ', 1906; September 15 to Os. tober 31. 1906. The following rates ard arrangements are authorized for the sale of one-way second-class col. onist tickets to San Francisco, Sac. ramento, Los Angeles and San Diego, Cal, Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah, Granger, Wyoming, also to Prescott, and Phoenix, Arizona, and all interme- aiate points on direct lines to which the regular second-eless rates are hieher: Rates-From Pine Bluff, $50 via Texarkana and s91.G5 via St. Louis. Dates of sa1e-February 15 to April z, 1906, inclusive; September 15 to October 31, 1906, inclusive. These tickets will not be honored in standard sleeping cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26
PORTABLE WORKBOX.
Mounted on Casters It Is Easily
 Moved From Room to Room.

l have an oblonY workboX on legs and casters. which I easily take from room to room wherever l want to sit. and l have all my work and all my tools" before me. Mine is box twenty-five inches long eighteen wide and fourteen deep, with a handy shelf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26

The hatred of the vicious will do you ess harm than their conversation Bentley.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
Sas bette !6eil,nittet far
6ul ltelt,
Grfdltnng,
9eiierfett,
Snflnell5a
6alsent5iin
Sru. 6. y. Grittentpni

! Sru. 6. n. Gritentoni
Mertter Seu! SaIs's Ssnsy
. pf 3orebaunb ans Tar bat mtS
{ 10 oftmals geboIfen, tpenn 10
bon befiiaem Suften lnS fct,pe
iiti rer erfdIiung erariiien ipurbs
Dab Id mid euif1IoTen babe.
. Sbnen 3u geftatien, uat1 Sbrem
NJ eellebeH ieSipeben 0ebrau6
bon memcm iiudufssforoert ab.
9elegtcn 8cueniB su mahen.
St babe ME subor TN Sns
'5 terefIe iroeno etner 9aient.Ute
|, eidiu meiue 5eoer in Ste Gints
- getau1t ieboh TT oer sBerte
:, oteies SeiImitteIs Elm 70 pefsnts
lt1er. sab 10 nit gersnilaen
Nv bon meiner bisberiasn Uemotus
II belt abitsbe. iins oalieibe slueu.
- ote an Siefer aIIaemeinen Rranf.
\ belt ber ssinter'eaiion IeiSeu,
- beralib empfebIe, SO aIaubs
tbatld1Ii@. bab ,uenIser ipertp.
- lefe grireI i'm W'arite l.iu ,pqrs
an ben, ,uenu 5uberIiiitae pente bic
- FEB 9etlmitieI, bas foIibe Boz.
z sage bsilbt sebraiten unb eus
. pfcbIen parben.
r a1tunespou
s. u. MidarSs,
. Wanager Der .W,anbattan YrSn
:. slIIoeiation.-
IA uilb 10. geIeb'Str.. Resp.psys
alien Nputbefern ucrfauit.
q .. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
ungornS neues aabinct

llnQarnS neueS &abinet.
g9ien 8. 9(pri(. - Die Wtit9lies
ser oeS neuen &dbinetS iuurocn belltc
in Der Soiburg beeioigt. Der &aiier-
aGnig bielt pGter cInen Gmpimhl
mo begriiBte Die @iiniiter icDr
irelnoli0. Die 2cBtcrcn be9nbcn iicb
bon Der Sooiburg noh bcm lmguri.
i6cn Wiiniiteriltm uno bieItcn bort
ibrcn erlten &abinctorotb. SIS iuilroe
beihloiien, Die gSoblen olti ocn 2S.
glpril ollS5lihrcibcn. Tos ncuc Eor..
lament miro lib luobrid)einlib am
19. Wtai pcrionlnlcln.
@rof hilbert gpponpi Der nelc
alltlSiniriltcr, ingte belte in elmer
llnterre0llng ooS un0oriibe &obinet
iei ouf 9oiiS oeS oll1emeinenS tnlnl,
re6tS orgonilirt, mo Die onocren
,Srngcn ipiir0cn Dem olf Der t0lts
libcn 0oiis 81 eriu1blenocn Eorlo.
ment onbcim gclteIlt merOen &ein
Sbcil ocS Erogrnnlms Der Coalition
ici iolen gelailen luoroen
@eltpo it Gpngrcb er0ffs
net.
q . IT. s. Npril.-- Sm 9eiiein 6eS
&0nigS Giftor emanuel Der aoni-
gin S5clcnc, 5oblreidcr Sohuiir0en'
trGger lno oeS oiploniotiiden Corps
fon6 geitcrn i'm aapitpl Die Groif.
nung DeS acknowledgements ltott.
Gclc9otcn aus alien SbeiIen Scr
Melt iuorcn 5llgegen iogor ans
9lbpiiineL mo China peldc 2Gnocr
olli sen friibcrcn Gongrciicn niht
pertrcten morcu
9ie GroiInlm9Srebe ipnroc bon
oem Eoit- lln0 Sele9ropbennlinilter
@occelli gebolten Ger Hcbner erln-
ncrte al Die @riinourg beS @eltpolt
uereinS, Derbreitetc iid) iiber Die ieits
6enl cr5ieltcn Sorti6ritte nno perlich
Der Sofinilng NuShrild, bob Die ge.
ratbuneen brs 9cgenpartigcn Gon.
9reiieS ebenio criprieBlidc 9ieiultote
5citigen luiiroen, mie Die friibcrcn
Gongrciie. SSm Nomen bes aoIliaS
unb inter groBenl glpplults erfl1rte
Minilter 9accelli io6ann in iorlncl'
fer @ciie oen GongreB fir erofinet
morallf Senotor gllibruro, Sin6ocp
BON Hon Die Ielegoten i'm Nomcn
Ger Stoot bcgriibtc.
Gic Gereinigten Stooten iino oui
Oem Gon9reiic our6 GnpitGr %. %.
@roofS, Soriiber scr slbtbeilllng fir
irclnbe Toiten i'm 0unceS.Eoltornt,
unb Srll. Goporo Hoieipoter, 8erlc-
ger unb Nebofteur ser ySndba See"
in Snobn. Nebr, pertreten.
Sbipoff am IS m Ii Sc.
Ecter burg, s. slpril. - IS
iinb @erii6te int llmlauie, Sob Si-
nan5nIil,iiter Sbipoif sltriidtretcn Ii.
ben 9belsnari6oa Ger Yronin5 5at-
ricn Subfhnlinoii, sum 9tadiolger
erbolien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
Wnr 9eidJcm seburaen.
Seine Spur irebr bon lcbenoen 8erg.
lcllten in oen Gourrieres. .@ruben.

&cIllc Spur luebr bon lcbenoen 0erg.
lcllien in oen Gourrieres.@ruben.
gems, Ironfreid), s. glpril. -
gScltere elf Seihen ipuroen geitert
aus Den Gourrieres.Wruben aeboraen.
gIbermols pliroe ein lebenoigeS 4fero
geflnoen, nber lebcnoe Dtenihen
mllroen nid)t gerettet
Gie Gntriiitilng oer 9epolferuna
gegen Die @rubcnperlpolhlng unS Die
Sngenlellre ninmt 5u Die itrifpn.
Den 9ergarbeiter illo perbGltnib.
mGbig rlbiG oodl weroen sablreidc
fleine slusibreitulgen aeneloct.
Strifer iprengten cine @eleiieitrede
bon 10 Sub Sangc nlii Der Bride bel
Soqllerreil ilno Aopollerie trieb 6ri
Hoeue.lessNiine einen Souien DC.
monltranten mlscinonoer ,Sn eini.
gen Heoieren nebmen oie 3ablen oer
Striter ab lmo tllmultuirenoe SAT-.
len, melde Ole bel9iide @ren5e iiber.
ldritten, ipuroen bon belgiihen Ger.
oarnen 5lIriidgetrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
Tinan5icQes.


Gniap.SparGanf uun Baltimore.
eabwetGdr Gutniu. nno Sngette.etr.
(Sntorporirt 1S47)
2a. MGrj 1896.
Tic reanlarcn jabrliheH 3inicn sur State uun
0 Vru5cut fit bic 9epuutureu am 1. Npril 190G
idule, prreen an bieiem Gage aui ben Credit
zines leben GonioS ecitcut lpcrocn unb sur Gin'
iraauua In Die Suitillne3biicber am uno nab
benz britteu Wloutag, 10. gtpri, berei iino, ipenn
ncbt ge5oaett, slir Ser5iniGng bonn 1. slpril on
bcrebigt ein.
Ctaatss uno Giaoiiteuern iperocn bon ber
ganf be5abIt.
Hm. ~. Sabben, Irdiibent
(Ndr325, ,1WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

Bat ami piele afenicben einen febr nnanaene6s
men GiniIub ySie oft bort man nidbt Den Mns
iprucb: sd fam oas alima rii6l pertraeen."
Ens 1T Sbre eiscne Sdulo, lieber 5reuno; mns
beu Gle enen Serfud nit ben allbeiannfcu
ct. gcrnarb ardnterpiaen, uno sic fperoer
aae 9eibmeroen los feiu. NlnaipebfeI pirit
5nnicbit auf ben U,dgen, nno bon Der lbdiias
glieren llio Der WiI5 nb ST Sbre 8eroauuna
niht in Sronns. 10 bat ber game a1rper 6n
eibfn. ellie hiefe 9eioeu fperoen blr6 bic .ers
probteu Gf Uernarb ardutcrpincn IN tur5cr
3eit befeitiat 60 icblidht uHo einfad) oelelbeH
aud, ausfeben. 70 beneliieno III ibre SeiIfraii.
IN allen apobefen 3u babcn.
(agoWi5r,1&gs)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
iucrOeu.
|un alien Nputbefern uerfauf.

Eifc's 3abumeb.Srupfen beilen b
rincr Wiinmte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
8cncralitrife in Sauana.

&auona, 8. slpril. = ,n einer
geltern 9lbeno bon pielen glrbeiter-
SrganiIationen abgebnltenen Ser.
iammlllng wilroe elm 8eneralitrife
be'6loiien. @ebrere 5auieno Mom
linb Oaran betbeiligt. Ser Strife lit
Elm glnSlulld)s oes fiir5lihen Straben.
babn Strites, iueIher mebrere Gage
0auertc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
Maroffo- -&ertrag
uer0fcntlidt.
llmfanareidcs, in gIlgecirnS anS9c-
ar6citetco Sufumcnt.

SGmBiibum9 ser Goniereu3 lm0 I'M
ter5ei1nung oeS FrototoIlS. -
3lm SGluiic ollgemeine 9egliid.
miinibrng imo &erubihieoung
ser Gelegaten - Jtliiiihe Sir
tlllarnote iiber Oie por1elblo9ene,
neue SdicoSgeriAtS Gouieren5
81 Snog. - tSrage iiber slb-
riilulng bon 0cm Yro9romm aus
geidlonen. - rStalien iugt Ieinc
9etbcili9ung SIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

porbcreiten0en S6ritte oeS Eraitocns
ten Hoolcbelt mlh rltr Grip1bulng
5ll tbin.
Iie Ginlcitltng ocS Sfriititiid3
Itebt in allIiGllIgent Mibcriprlld) lu
Scr Ginluoung 5llr criten Gonierenj
oc9 SobreS 1898. Gicic mies ooraui
BIN, bob Die on0nucrno foitipicliQcr
luer0enoen 9Iilltln1cn Die pcridbic0e-
ncn 9totioncn nic0rroridtcn lnO otc
gSelt nit Cincr aiAontiidbcn &otn-
ltropbe be0robtcn, uno entbiclt einen
e0lcn 9lppcIl 'ilr cine ollQerncine Ont
lpaffnlng, INN Der 9lcro ocS bclualf
ncten IrieoenS cine iolhe 0ca oli Der
Shlidtung internotionoIcr StrrIt
Irugcn olr6 Sdie0Q1crihtSWrlld
iid) 0rlin0cn0cn Sric0cu9 iplQen 5u
loilen. Giclc 5lucite Ginlo0nn0 trltt
niht nllr nitbt iiir Gnhuniimua cilt.
lonocru ihIicBt lie on2OriidIirb bon
Dem Erogronml oua, melhen nm
Sragcn purbcboltcn mcr0clL luic Il"
ser ruliildl inpohildc &rieG onGcrcgt
bot, unb lpelhc$ ollcS nlf Die Strcit
frGite 5u @oiicr uno 81 &nn0c BE
5ii1lid)c lnbcuhtet lGBt.
@crobc hiCleun Goflmtent lin 0is
meiterc GntmidlunQ Der Erh3ipien
ser Wcridlicbfeit, mclhe Die 9olia
ser 'Gonicren5 0eS >SobrcS 1899 ubgc.
geben bobcll" 1C9euilbcr lit cine 9c.
tonltnlod,ung I'M geItrigcn nglnIi0'
boten" hcnlcrtcnSlpertb, Gus oi'i'
,icue 9lott Orrdt cinen lpciteren 9lb.
ihnitt BON &eriii9lngcn ob, meIdt
ollf ocn @iperitono 0cqcn Die Eoli3ci
ooer onorrc 9iegicrungsbeomte uno
oltf Ginihiicbterllng bon 9lngclteIIten
oocr 9cumten Der Negicrllllg, INN lie
ibrer Eilid)t AFFIRMING 5ll lnadclL
@eiGnoniB bon cincm uno cincm bal
ben Sobr uno Scrlult Der Siir9er-
rccbtc lcBen.
Stulicn nimmt an.
Non, s. .9lpril. - >tnlicn GNI
HuBlnno'S Erogromn fir Die nab
reno bcS criten lbcils bes Wono,9
,Suli gcplonte 5neite Srieocns.Gpn'
icrcn5 i'm Soog angcnomnlen; cben-
ic bic Ginloolng 5ilr @ctbeili9llrN al
Ocm Wiittc SUM in @cnl Itattiinoci-
ben Gonpent heS Hotbcn arelBeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

Oies
NUMBER
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Seilnlittcl
gcseu
@niten
lln6
smnnHA Au1nunnna
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Damen nit aro6em 2seRanmtenGreis


0nrT bel Rroohon FrdhG
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

= @m. Cullen, Elm @irtb, ipurbe
geitern 3u Saueritrnp, Ms, poil
Dem Yoli5iiten Speu syeenep erl6ol-
len. 9etterer mar BON Cullen, ais or
ornielben beiabl, ieine @irtbif)oft 5ii
iblieben, nit etlibeu 9lnb1ngern alls
aciallen lmo ldhper miBbaloelt NOR
ben.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
ORDER TO SUPERVISORS.
Coalyille Commissioners Prohibit Do
ing Of Any Extra Road Work.

Special 10 The Tribune,
coALyII,LE March S.-rhe County Com
rnIssioners held tholr regular session Monday
md to.iay A great deal OF routine business
was transacted. Statements OF the Recorder
fees Tor February, amounting TO sl0O@ and
The Clerk's fees. amounting TO Szt6.U5, for the
snmc month we're read and ordered placed
on nIo The bond OF Orson DraEc, road gu
uor,ylsor OF Nanship. was approved, Tho peti-
ion Of the citizens OF Pine View. asking the
cnmnlosio.ers TO divide the Upton school dis
,rIct wae referred to tho superintendent OF
schools 10 consult with the trustees or that
dIstrIct md report at the nGAt meeting
RuIa amounting to nbout 800 were nlIoWcd
ond Mrs Lawrence Stalcy OF Upton. an indi-
annt wns allowed s.. An order was mado
~, road sIrcrylsors do only necessary work
on tho roads In their districts and brldgcs
and all extra work must be done by order Of
the Commissioners - e,,,, D.za
and Livestock company was nSid IN INC c'tE
S"u this afternoon. and a Goodly number Of
~ .tnotboIdcrs were present Tho follow
w w 80 elected a bonrd OF directors for the
nns,,,nr yeor. Alma Eldrcdge. william Nc.
SaicbaeI Iarkln Bradford. w CRlderwoo1
and william Carruth. An asssss'nIn' OF ~ -
cents per share Was le'isd on d" e"pi'a'
Th, -onains Of Ray Wilson the elcvon-year
IA son Of Asa Wilson OF Scohelo "cl"
| brought here today for burlnl ono IN" % ~
! ncrai win be held tomorro" attern9on tIorn
w.. .t,kn teb,rnaclc The boy died from
s-lna, Ns"cssor Potter Martin was down
,,n porL cuy several dnys copying nninee
| ON the nov assessment roils ,,,
| ,rho agency OF the StudebAkcI bros- p,, I,,
| trensf.rrod 10 J. y, Jensen OF thls p.Iee' os
| renrcqentative of the nrm from snlt LIZ ~,
| hc1e To n,nke tho transfer, also the PARK 'ny
! and Morgan ogenta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Evils Resulting From
Constipation
uow This Trouble May Be Readily
Corrected.

Won arc drowsy, heavy loEsy, lack en-
.rov-eyory e1crtion is an enort-your
head is not clear and 1t is hard 10 think'
yo,, have a full and oppressed feeling IN
- s,omach and bowcls-all your limbs
and body ache-in fact. life seems hardly
a-.h living under such conditions. ASK
vourself, DO your bowels move reGular-
W." II you feel as above your answer
In he "NO"-that is tho cause OF your
..lns IL not property corrected this
oondItlon will lead to much more serious
disorders of the blood and body due to
the P0ls@on'n @ nIomptiy In tSf cafrie4 s's '' and it
seems so foolish to suffer %ESn and MHtSTs oer
has proE an the pure Mineral Laxative
1sin YAPI JAdI@ JAE0s'aom u tamSsrfal ,SS fa
nth ~ this wonderful water drunk on "a, ar's,ns sing
&, IN the morning shy ywIynin WSTmea an 'Se hour %o1s
dassisStu pleasant and GORS"e SgaS sharpen GSS
mont lite and make new man OF
you1 you' ~ ~ it and ses- AT all Druss'S'.'