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The oasis., 1906-03-17
SONORA SETTINGS.

tension CT the Cananea, dqul River & Pacific railroad into southern Sonora. Almost every day some of them travel to the end of the road and from there go into the sorrounding territory m dlt- ferent directions.
 General Luis Torres has decided 10 lay out townsite on the Ca- nanea, Yaqui River x Pacific rail- road at kilometer 67, from Empal- me. It will be cattle and agri- cultural town. Many of the peo- pie whose property was destroyed at Potam, near kilometer 57, are expected to locate at the new town, which has not yet been named.
 General Francisco Peinado, one Sonora's most prominent citizens and soldiers, died at Torin on Fri day of last week. The body was taken to Guaymas for interment. For many years General Peinado had been a prominent figure in the progress of Sonora and particular ly was he identified with the cam paign against the Yaqui Indians. He was an aggressive fighter and his loss will be keenly felt in the state and nation.
 In letter received by Postmas- ter George Duplat of Nogales, So- nora, came the news this week of the death of Mir. Pablo F. Tour niel. Mir. Tourniel died in Paris. France. on the eighteenth of last month. He was we'll known throughout Sonora, some years ago, but the last ten years has resided in Paris. He was heavy real estate holder in Nogales, Her mosillo, Guaymas. Alamos and other Sonora towns and also own- ed considerable property in Noga- les, Arizona. His holdings in the line cities is estimated to be worth from $40,000 to $50,0O0. The let- ter bringing the news of his death was written by daughter in Paris.
 Two ship loads of ties from Puget Sound have arrived at Guaymas and are being transferred to the construction camps in the Cana nea, Yaqui River & Pacific rail- road. In the shipment there are thirty thousand ties. A shipment of 10000 oak ties from Japan are now ell route and are expected to arrive at Guaymas at any time. Plenty of rails for the work are al. ready on the ground and ship ments are going south through Nogales each week. The roadbed has been practically completed to point beyond Torin, on the Yaqui river, eighty-three kilo- meters, or about fifty miles, from Empalme. lthln few weeks It is expected the rails will be laid into Torin, giving that town rail. road connection with the outer world.
 Mayor F. F. Cranz, who recently returned to Nogales from a trip into Southern Sonora, brought back with him interesting news from the mines in that section of the state. The Quintera mine has now reached a depth of 1,6OO feet and is the deepest mine in the state of Sonora. At the 1,6O0-foot level a cross-cut, now being driven. has cut into a body of rich ore. The ore encountered is richer than that which was encountered at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

snecimen of a criminal boss as we have had since the days of Tweed. NarDhg grows rich and insoient upon corrupt contracts. T. also addressed Marphy in this language. accompany 5zz. Il.ctlr- of him in prison stripes eF,5arF honest voter ia New York V39-., TO see so.l a aai costume. You have committed crimes azaIasz t1e
 people that will send au for years 4o state prison r Inc crime can De proved against g9u Less fhan year ago Murphy vas p.acardlag New York with signs and cartoons QorfraEin-
 Hearst as an anarchist and the in spfrer of the assassin of MeKinIey
 NaW. fhe question ts. 5# reason Of Narphy's support Of Hearsr=is Hearst any the less an anarchist or is Mar- 7hv an the less aaservihg of prison stripes Fn fact regardless of their present political coalition and conn 5iaation. is not each as aaareheasibIe as before2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
PAVING DISTRICT NO. Y.
Soecia Assessment.

The tax book for the collection of tba special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No IT. East 9th. 9th 2ad avenues; Barraque street and State street from Barraque to 9th ave) for the purpose of grading and paving has been placed n my hands M owners of real prop =r5v lying ;n tha district are required 70 pay their assessments 10 mo within thirty days from ths date.
 | stIel payment ts not male. action Es4 be commenced a5 the end Of that zsaae for the collection ot said assess. zz=rz ard for lsea penalties and costs
 Given ecd=e asr han. thts -he 10th zr q October .a4f.
 P ALEXANDER,
 Collector Office o0r-sr =5=I-h areana a1a Pie sn-ae-.
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HEARST AND NJ RPHY.

There is nothing truer than the old adage that politics make queer bed fellows" Hearst and Murphy in New York are most recent example.
 A few months ago Hearst's news papers declared Murphy, the most hungry, selfish aud extortionate boss T'ammany has eyer known, is fighting sor his life and for his plunder.@ IL also declared: Murphy is as evil q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
Notice to Property Owners to Make Sewer Connections

Property owners within Sewer Dis frict No. Seventh avenue 10 TWea tiath avenue, and Laurel street U Tennesseel, are hereby notified to make the proper sew=r connect oas with any 6uildiag or dwelling within said district on or before November l5, 1906, as provided by section 821 of Goleman's digest Of the city ordin= ances. Failure will subject such own- CT, or the tenant Of such building Or dwelling to arrest and fine
 J. $. CURRIE, Saaitari,n
 FRED FOX, Acting Mayor
 Oct. 10. 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
ALL FORGOTTEN AND FORGIVEN
Vfoe Pf..fdea- coafara Hss 3f Fof- sI45cess 0pon His 0aaat
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 HA54 #afa-r WIS 4s6s 5cae- hone th.s evening foe an al- 5..aaoa Afz. as5I Mc-. Fajs banks word asHa.. that arrived d1sfiz.a the night. 54- would rar make any fafsasa6 fa9 publication.
 Thas 9sfazed to say v.ee= tf4s l43s. Ha4a 5.aa= Nzd4aslls= aa3rif @e4ea#.= Y 6.5e@zd aEat from Sfa=5i a+izia- o., thaF aaIa hurried 5aa eroous none ta &sa4f.el aaae aHaao #-7 At=
 
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 ats#s.s. ..a 5assattaa Of .lte= friends aaa relatives for h. present To shield tAe couple from the ezas= 9s the public as much as possible. Ms. \ \. Garland sister Of Mrs. Fairbanks said one reason Mf Fair banks insisted nhavine quiet marri- age was because ho desired to follow the example of his brother, and tha- the objection of anyone in the family had nothing to do with their unlocked for flight 10 Steubonyille.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
Advertising Rates Made known on
 Application.
THE >OrTHERN COTTON
ASSOC IlTIDN.

THE >OrTHERN COTTON
 ASSOCIATION.
 aLe. NJ. \ efaI1es.= aeefe'ars 9t fae Southern Cotton association Las #aaea in the ea4 several #Iags. foc the purpose of enl5zfIa1 1'ls people la hearty cooperation la aslzfaeia@ th-@ objects of the afsaa.zatioa.
 He reports 58f indifferent success as our people ao=aaf seem 10 fully an- lerstand the aafRases=aa4 fA. iHpoFz- aaee of supporting tae association and making # 4 permanent factor ia serving and guarding The interests aoe only Of the cotton 44oNee uut t=of oar entire commercial. and industrial enterprises In fHe cotton states ths great staple is tha basis Of comm4as ity prosperity and faese is DO line Q. business which is aaaffeetad by taa efiee of cotton aaa which does not respond sympa5aef6dlz ea am COZ siderable advaaea= aG 4leeI.Ie in tho price af cotton.
 The full bea-ds ae .e.l4d from aay erea ata#l44 zae ownership of v.tca .s divided among many persons. aaa auIF be see3aea h= harmonious Cooperation lH .aas..a- of President jzs a..f4 r.a-..a..a 44d moaaa3 esa 1o.slc-. c-.aa as he oH-h has cotton aa..4. always e84laaaa taaa t1nDt -.jae cents per Ha#a4.
 THa- cotton 4eoae. a' south Ioa7 no- demand auz =aae5sz saa31- price foe his 9aor and taa9 b. -aoa. at beast Aate voice in fala4= 4=HI1-= =pe.ee=a his pros duct T, fa 3s hot oH.E 10 protect him from loss aJ# #5 zaeaz7 ID him reasonable paals 4a aI .aaac and his investment T6.s eaa 5. ion
 tcnat.c al1au.zaHoa and ot ia- sgHae.ias tHe s#s.aa se9.!acee Tn genera. pa65e aaz #5a aI~4 a. .a good s9 he co. 9a .e#.s which .-as been accamPgsae. Sol.aaaa 64fhaa 44soc.aaoa
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 1e 4oua Nma44za a--e- ion planters aud aeaaaa from at o4es eHe cat4H lll Ae0 G4= ieaHs. The saa#ae#a# #ee6soa assocIa- ton sppau4 #.asa heinz. aad its arst act was to induce zl55l.cata to puF- chase The 2,oooooo oairs of surplus cotton lock ii tp and take ir off the market The bears Were tJrRfNrd of their weapon and cotton began @teaa- fly to advance and continued to do SO until it reached i cents in Aa4Hst last wear Through the efforts Of the Southern Cotton association five or six-cent cotton is thing of the past. II will thus be seen that 1t is neces- sary to support the association and make t q permanent institution
 There is some. ot course. some eN- pense attached so his work, and fl is 10 be hoped oaH eitzeHs viii respond 1iberally when called uPon bE Nh Gaines CT Cap ( + Robinson @to has been placed n charge Of he work in this part of tae state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

My child was burned terribly about the face, neck and chest I ap piled Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. The pain ceased and the child sank into a restful sleep" Mrs. Nancy N. Han son, Hamburg, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
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Tbor0ughhrpd Tramp.

While fhe counuv is au3aaed =ae- as..ea.tr Nfa tramp plays few have arta5aed any standing win 5heater- goers Thoronghbred Tramp,
 which Vas the first iu rhe felil has ou-ilTed III i1s inlirators. and nightly proves Irs popularity with ehea-er- goers by being greeted With overflow ing patronage. But \ Thoroa@hared Tramp contains much interesting di- aIoe4e. excellent comedy and spIendid cIImaxas. The fun is ot 5he HProar- ions SOFT and brings forth laughter and applause Of lasting duration Ar the Elk5 heater Tuesday October
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

Hives. eczema, itch or sat rheum sets YOU crazy. Cant bear the touch of v0ur clothing. Deans Ointment cures the most obstinate cases. Why suffer All druggists sell f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
COREY DENIES REPORT.

Nev York. Oct 15.-aThe story tha- | am#.o Vi Mabelle Gilman in Franee nexf month is absolutely without foun. 9ation in truth" sail William F. Corey today at the offices of the Stoel corpor- atom There is not the slightest basis for such a story" he added
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
Raiah of BhOng.

When that asrute manager. f-a@eat Spofford. arranged for the production of tae musical comedy. the Rajah of Bhon4. he evidently had in mind a form of entertainment that would appeal to all classes Of theataf-@oers That his original ideas and sabse- quent formation of them Were based upon keen observation of what fhe public really wants, is shown by the remarkable favor with which the oa- fering has been received Io all the principal cities. The song and e6m- adv features embrace novelties that appeal r9 everybody from zhe a9sr iae9as9ie58ls occupant Of 2 gal aIE seat to zhe aNacring box patron with the seffI5faiztHs opera glass# There .5 not a dall moment in tbe aortse per tofHaaee# 9Ha= critic c!aaHaetesizths | as 2 breezy. aas-ltna 20 f certain ty an. ] great deal H0fa. f2f the plot sas5aias pretty .oEs.= II ss5.= est aud 6l5z score embraces j a=H#za 5s musical numbers thar IT. ssH4z ed s#az5t.0=4s
 The cast zs aa aNc=tlanr ne az5 ..5l. clsldas 4hs.# #t..44ofe sisters. ". F .ss..- ..s Helen Sherwood Bai ph ' 70. ?. Victor Morris aad ~ae asas55 e5.sz9iz.
 IH4 R4 jaiI Of fj.IJl V.ll 5f. z-s=a for h. first time ? Pine e.as5 z3ss Fl }x5= #z4 ter =Aeana@tia 061s 5=l..=l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

A lazy liver leads to chronic dvs- posia and constiation-w weakens the whole system. Doan's Regulets f25 cents CT box) correct the liver, tone the stomach, cure constipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

They work while you sleep. a one night cure, Brooks Laxative Quinine Tablets for grip and cold. Don't de- press hearts action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

Babies like Brooks Cnlu Tonic
 One dose of Brooks Blackberry Cor iial will make you gtad, if you have iiarrtoea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
PROLONGED EARTHQUAKE.
Most Severe sreck T Months Is Felt
 at Socerro, N. M.

A.buuerque. N VI. Oct. l3.-I le most severe earthquake shock III months vas felt at Sorocco N NJ. a5 f:t5 o'clock thls atrernon. IT is saId hat the shocks V=aa felt continuous Iv for ten minutes. rrhe 5a.le Heat slight shocks We're eXpefiencef 5a 6=- len and Albuquerque
 No Lamage has .een re.orret.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

Nith iis usual good judgment the Atlanta Constitution advises he people of Geor4ia to applH moro common sense and less hEstefia TO the race problem This advice could also be followed fo advantage in Nfkausas.
 Seaa.of Bacon Of Geof9.a. in de- e1a5i6s f6af 'b" N"H National Demo cratic convention sAo4ld repiaiat" government ownership. k right. Not ouIH should it repudiate the doctrine. but ii should also repudiate any can didata for The nomination that es- poases t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

f 5OtIORiALe eo. f By !. ". l. + ++
 If is now General W3zrzTs rfme 10 laugh.
 II is passing strange how some things come ro pass.
 Secretary Root has returned and is aaa considered a tlH aed9ad aarhor- .t. 5n revolutions aal earthquakes
 NJ Bryan has fef4zed to 6e inter viewed. She very tr4as says t4e peer less ole d9es tatsla4 enough f5a rha a=.ss#5##.a= s4mi.s
 WIah= Hearst candidate 5a New YaHz.a inquiry aar8salGz arises will i4e= make -.lov kid campaign for e5a 49eeHuog5htp3
 The extent of Senator .za5Eey's ot faad!re seems to be tl5a5 ..= aas nrac- aeed law for ltvins 4.zt=a= corpora sl5a for | client.
 TIaagsfs nomination =z1= New York V#Ia beaf ar least o1e eaea eest.r T. will place some Of Ais surplus mLl- 9aaz .a active cise@l5a9#a53.
 65az Da1.7 denies ina 4e 2as snIl5- IIs5 5eaato, Cafmaelz dafine Ir>- s4az s4=5e ae Memphis zaF4e people =sI5Hz 4aaH | -ala NfsH zHaE sea IT, 1ala asa51le aa.e aals4eaa- ea ss cure for indigestion h view If Ha casaa'-E ..zez ae om5bl.s s3.. He afsaGad @azz.zeztHa~ t3s q zfea# aaae ailments
 Moran z1lsaiea= Haf7.aa's. -9a4.s9.a45a fes 6sosetH2r 2. Aassacla- -~.- He. The caa1lsaa.e af tac Dem #s#a#5e #aG -a aa aa
 and ae fadaaeuaa4es E.sas5s.
 ea.aa.l H..au i. 4oa aeaoloo.a- AaaeHzeaH tatees-as.sa .a .G4aa. @a~ 5#e#= sF-f a ..ae 0Ha4H Gal. 8#Eaa W2s aa1 deaaaacIa4 something some f,. WF6 HfH.
 THe N44 Ya.a Wasd aomiaar-s fgfme4 president cIeee.aaa 4os rHa Ja.5.d States senate from New Jcr- s=z. B5s if world 3a .GtfeaeT 10 keep AIe C.eze.aa.l in Lis saa. when fishing
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 De@.c a5 &9 NQaa sg.li aeaakea nj ae.4ia2 slo- e4# faf HaMiH8t.A4 4is4 already all aana8eat fact
 Charles X Town". roFma9 RePa5!t- can. former Populisr and now a Dem ocratic Congressmau from New York, 7a4s Hearst k ne Democrat. This naturally leads to the question how long does man have to be a Demo cEaE before he can read others out of the party
 Nith is usual good jadgnent the Atlanta Constitution advises he people If fta4,-.rta ..Df,l3- 53g-.. common.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

-FG.-a5= grade rallgoar watches ls and z jewels. EIgin or Haitaaaa. st.- veesas cases. s-Q. Cold fillea cases s2- <, Drammond. 2l Main sfgze1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

Charles < ToWu". former Republic can. former Populisr and now Dem ocratic Congressmau from New York saSs Hearst is Ho Democrat. This leads to the question how long does a man have to be a Demo- cFat before he can read others out of the party?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at Postonlce at Pine Bluff, Ark as second class nail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

The Ne3 York Nas.4 ao@Iaat@s .9fa4es# president G!eqe.aad 9os rHe 5a..aa States senate from New Jar- 5a=. Haf##t world 5a tiffeaf1 10 keep AIa= G.ese.aa4 in l..7 zaaz= when fishing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

zna= =5z8a4a5.le aat aala4en1.- asl es e4ee for indigestion h view 5I =4a c4s5al-s rz 4..e a9 oH9F5ll ea# zs a1feHad -5Hzzs a5i5za t0a a =.4z=-s4H HttA7z ailments
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

aHHa inf
 
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

d5a5 Dax.s denies ma He 8as sna5 as.ll az Senator Cafmaelx aH.fine Brs eas zl=5e a3 Memphis se#e Re9F.+ sIaHs aaaa a -ura aasa zHeE ses +.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

fo.aia. Bryan .s 4aa 55ao.t1.c .c...- AlaeHleaH intervention .a=. .Gaaa. &a- 5#es= e8.f 2 r.tae when e.al.= =Is#EaH. U25 .lag sdeaaauciag sometime. sa.a.=- 5odV The disease has grown chronic #H6 HiHG
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

The exten1 of Senator .zaz.eys ot- faad5na seems 10 Be. tl4a1 .4 aas Drac- teed law for q living #5z5 , corpora ion for client.
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05
LABOR LEADERS
F.. SUPPRESSED.

SUPPRESSED.
Paris, May L: The police sup
pressed the May demonstrations
by the labor leaders early in the
day and later the militia we're
called out.
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05
I. LATE I. A|.TlElE %.Tffl::ll t NEWS.
DAY AND NIGHT.

New York-May s-A bank
open day and night has been es-
tablished in New York. Three
shifts of clerks each working
eight hours, attend to the trans
actions aud the sign reads "Never
Closed" Banks all over the
county have visitors money
order blanks or checks. The
United States is divided into six
districts each district having
checks of a different color from
the others and each bank in a
section having its own number.
In a moment the bank making
out one of. these checks can be
ascertained and personal identif
cation is not required.
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05
TEXAS TORNADO.

Dallas, Texas. May 4:-Parts Of
four counties were swept by a
tornado and great damage was
done to crops and farm buildings.
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05
STATE NEWS.

Velva has several cases of black
d%iphtheria.
Two drunken were in the
Fargo police court Monday.
Bismarck is to have a mounted mail
carrier for the outlying district.
Company A of Bismarck is to in
corporate and build an armory.
The president has signed the bill
creating the new Wllliston land dis
trict.
Over sixty cars of immigrant, NOV:
ables is the record at Glen Ullin this
spring.
Williston wants to secure a sub-ex-
pertinent station like the one establish
ed at Dickinson.
The jury term of court in Emmons
county has been postponed because
the farmers are SO busy.
Representative Gronna is ill in
Washington, also Representative Mar
shalrs private secretary has typhoid
fever.
Beginning May I. Fargo has a mounted
postal carrier for the outskirts of the
city. Rural route No.2 out from Fargo
was established on the same date.
N. P. officials told Mandan engineers
they would 0 be supplied with
Missouri river water. which would in
dictate the company plans a system of
its own,
Miss Flora Campbell. sister Of Du-
gald and James Campbell, was married
in Bismarck Monday to Angus ].
Mcdonald, after an engagement of
twenty years.
The plans for the asylum for the
blind at Bathgate call for 10000 to
$4,000 building, three stories and
basement. As but $4,000 is available.
only the super structure will be erected
this year.
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05
LAND SALE DISAPPROyED
State Board Has No Power to Sell
Lands Liable to Contain Coal
Land Contracts to Be Cancelled
for koH-Psyment.

The regular, meeting of the Board
of University and School Lands was
held on Thursday, April 26,h. All
members of the board were present.
Besides the usual routine of business,
a large number of school bonds were
purchased, the amount being about
$31, 900.
The school land sale in Mclean
county was d%isapproved, as being
contrary to the provisions of section
155 of state constitution, which for
ever forbids the sale of lands which
bear coal. This provision of the
constitution, while undoubtedly a
wise one, is apt. to prevent the sale Of
school lands In the entire western
portion Of the state, including the
counties of Ward and Williams, Nc.
Lean, Burleigh, Kidder and Emmons
on the eastern side of the river and
all the counties west of the Missouri
river. 1t is possible that some
amendment may be enacted which
will make this provision a little less
stringent.
The school land sales in Cavalier
and McHenry counties were approx
ed.
1t was brought to the attention of
the board that a large number Of
persons holding school land contracts
were three or four and some five
years in arrears in the matter of
interest. The Board has authorized
the commissioners to proceed forth
with to compel interest payment
within thirty days or contracts will
he cancelled. The spring leasing Of
school lands throughout the state was
approved.-Tribune.
-.
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05
loW.Prlced Atlas.

An up-toidate Atlas of the Northwest
and the Orient for 81. The Northern
Pacific Railway company will send an
Atlas of the Northwest. very complete
in detail, to any n upon receipt of
price named. /,
This is a recent compilation and data.
maps, illustrations, ETC., arc reliable and
from best sources.
A. M. CLELAND, General Passenger
Agent, St. Paul, MINI. 4-l4-3t
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05

. DIR. CHAREsT has a long and success
tul experience in the treatment of all
durable medical and surgical diseases.
His equipment is unexcelled by any
Institute or Hospital west of Chica-
go, and he treats his patients by the
latest and the most scientific methods
of Europe and the East. These in
clude X Rays, Radium Rays, Vibra-
tors, Massage, Finsen Light, Lymph
and the most carefully prepared medi-
cines, for treating diseases, and they
cure to stay cured, all durable cases
including Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat,
Lung Troubles, Bronchitis, Consump-
ton in it's early stages, Catarrh, Stom-
ach and Bowel Troubles, Appendix
citis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, disease
Of the Brain and Nerves, Kidney
and Liver troubles, Ringing Of the
Ears, including beginning or progress
sive Deafness, Bladder troubles, Heart
troubles, sore Eyes, weak or running
Eyes, Cataract, granulated or thick
ened Lids, Female Complaints or
Weaknesses, Sterility. Blood, Skin
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men, Dizziness, Vertigo, loss Of mem
Dry, Sexual Weakness, Drains and
Losses, and diseases tending towards
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without pain, by an entirely new
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Consultation to those interested, 800
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The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05
NEW PREMIER.

St. Petersburg, May 4: Former
Minister of the Interior, Goremy-
kin has been named to succeed
NJ. White. Goremykin is a man
of very ordinary ability. -.
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05
AT A STANDSTILL.

I Cleveland, May i: Every
member of the longshoremen's
union employed by the Lake Car
rier's association has quit work
and no grain or coal is moving.