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George Cleveland. J. $. Smith, pepu ty Constable Higgnbotham and Mrs Bciser and others. Hr. Wilson doesn't boast of this: he mentions if in The most matt r-offael maaner, as f c1n eer- curing were #n everyday eeeHf- renee with him.
 X few days ago gentleman from Louisiana, who had spent a fortune trying to get cured. and who had lii. tie time left him. came to him. pr. Wilson said he could do the work. The man doubted. Today he is near ly well, if appearances count for any- thing. Another came from Texas a couple of days ago. Dr. Wilson says one more treaatment will cure him, and says if in such confident tone that one stands i'll wondcrmcnt at tn man.
 Anl who ias Dr. Wilson? Few peo ple know much about him here. He ] is simple and transformations i'll his method of living. makes no display in speech or dress, is quiet. attentive to < his own business and lets others alori9. i Ha> says he has a sure cure for can cerS and knows that if he has one he has both fame and fortune awaiting him; but this doesn't seem to affect him in the least.
 My greatest ambition says pr. Wilson. "is to benefit humanity. Ny remedy is for humanity, and humanity sinai! have it."
 When it was suggested that he could spring into almost instant fame and fortune by the proper means of pub 1icity. he only smiled.
 "rhat's coming anyway. he said.
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Services at the Christian Church.

The pastor will present the fifth grace in the development of Chris tian character for his morning subject, and at night he will present "The Model Citizen, the first of a series of three Sunday night discourses on The Model State All interested in divine socialism are invited to be attend
 The choir will present special music at both services
 The (. F.. will meet at 6 h.
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PYTHlAN ANNIVERSARY
 NEXT T HURSDAf

The Lafayette lodge oi knishts ol Pythias will hold their next meeting 1.ext Thursday night. instead of Tues d&y night as in the past.
 This is the forty-eiehth anniversary Of Pythianism, and il is considered outo an honor i'll this order to be mi ,ia1ed on the anniversary night, and Il record of all such initiations kept. There will be several initatlons to make next Thursday night, and work in several degrees will also take place
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Ohio Street Baptist Church.

The pastor, Rev Sam H. Campbell. will fill his pulpit at both hours To- day His theme for the II o'clock hcm will be The Necessity Of Knowing the Will of God, At night he will discuss the subject How Human Destiny k Determined. cordial invitation is extended to every one to attend all the services at this church. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m Preaching at II a. n and 7:45 p. m B. Y P. l.. at | 45 D. m
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First Baptist Church.

The pastor, Rev. Ross Moore, will preach at both hours of service Morning subject, "Why This Waste?' Evening subject. Are You Selling Out to Satan?'
 Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
 B. Y. P. U. 6:30 D. III.
 All are cordially invited to attend these services
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Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church.

1120 East Sixth avenue. German services 10,4o a. m, English services | ..330 r. h. Sunday school 1o t l0, All afe welcome
 William G Schraller pastor.
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HE CURES CANCERS HAS THIS PINE BLUFF MAN REALLY DISCOVERED THE
 SECRET OF THE ACES? Prominent Citizens Have Experienced Some Remarkable Cures at the
 Hands of pr. Wilson.

Has Doctor S. D. Wilson really discovered the secret of the ages ana does he possess the power to cure dreaded cancer?
 It seems so.
 Let it be known now, that this IS not a medical advertisement. pr. Wilson is not averse to advertising no progressive man is nowadays. But he is not paying for any newspaper space just now On the other hand, he is rather inclined to be retiring in his disposition.
 1 And yet Dr. Wilson has effected some most remarkable cures, if all fe- ports are to be accredited. If all that is told of Dr. Wilson be tl11p. he deserves all the advertising j that can be given him, for he is q benefactor of the human race, whose name will go down to poStelItN secolla 10 none of the human family. Ii he really possesses the secret of curing cancer. not only is his fame secure but his fortune is fabulous, and he needs no advertising.
 And reliable people say he possess es the secret,
 Dr. $. D. Wilson came to this city about six months ago. He was prac- tically unknown Today his name is being mentioned in several states. Ill this city today are representatives of three adjoining states taking his treat ment for cancer. His fame is gradu- ally extending.
 In this city alone Br. Wilson is said 10 have permanently cured dozen patients of the dreaded disease Among ther he names Messfs. 0. k Shaffer. I. J. Moore. Peter McTernaA
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Dr. For>,iilr d, First Presbyterian.

Dr. W. H. Forsythe of Chunju, Ko- req, will occupy the pulpit at the First Presbyterian church todaH at II a. III. and at 1::3o p. m. He will also lecture to the children at o'clock i'll the afternoon
 Dr. J. I. Norris, the regular pastor, is ill Warren, and Dr. Forsythe will take his place here today.
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Lakeside Methodist Church,

The pastor of Lakeside Methodist church, Rev. W C. Watson, will preach Sunday at II o'clock upon The Stranger Within Our Gates and at l:45 D. m. on The Wine and the Feast. All other services as usual. All are invited to come and bring an other
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14
IIafAleR Memorial,

The pastor ReN. $ W. RaineN, will preach al HaWleH Memorial church today at both services At 1 a. m. Subject Who Is on the Lords Side?'' .At 7;30 D. m Subject, The Pearl of Great Price.
 Sunday school as usnal.
 Everybody invited.
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Carrl Memorial.

Services today at Carr Memorial church at at l i d. h. and 7:3o D. H., held by the basto. Rev. R. A. McClm- toeK. Subject for the mofnns, De light in Gods House. and for the evening. The Demoniac from the Tombs
 Sunday school at asf5 a. m.
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DIR. WlTHERS IS
 IMPROVING RESIDENCE

I1r. Withefs is making extensive i'm proYements en his residence on West sixth~x The house is beins reeovefe'
 . new porch added and modern i'm movements installed all oyer the premises. @ iMAAs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14

Neghbor. Miss AGres White.
 Behaving Wisely" Virgil Mcclellan. Pray for Him. Miss Mamie Mar shall.
 \ cordial invitation to all. Setting d Good Example, IL. C. Harlow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14

Has Doctor 5. D. Wilson really discovered the secret of the ages ahd does he possess the power to cure dreaded cancer?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14
~ At The Churches ~

The Woman's Home Mission sOci- cty will meet Monday afternoon at , o'clock with Mrs C. X. Smith,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14

Sunday school at @st5 a. m.
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Lakeside EpMorth League.

Following is the interesting pro League. which meets at , D. m. today Subject. "Who Is My Neiehbor and What of Him2
 Song.
 Prayer.
 Scripture lesson.
 X Jewish Misconcepti0n Correct ed Miss Ellie Reeves.
 The Sum of Obligation to My
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First Methodist Church.

Organ voluntary, OrganlSt.
 Anthem, 70, Come, Let Us Sing Unto the Lord Hunter, quartet choir Offertory anthem. He Leadeth Me, Ashford, quartet choir
 Sermon, Worry Not, Rev. T. ', Ramsey.
 Organ postlude, orSanist
 Evening Service.
 Organ voluntary, orSanist.
 Anthem. 70 Praise the Lord, Mo rey, quartet choir.
 Offertory solo, Softly Now the Light of Das.," Adams, Mr. Henry R 'erts Sermon, The Dignity of Iab' '. Rev. T Y Ramsey.
 sunday school at 9:30 sharp
 I.pw,rth l sague Monday n!:Eht s 30. Comt ,shd io.: with Is i'll tllS aar9tce A.M&y5 . profitable .ll'ttlr= M1d-Woeh l%dyer service Wed les 1aY hi@it tU 72a which should ba takfl advantage ot by every member of the church Come one and all and brins Hout. friends with Hou AlwaEs coz dally welcome
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11

afterward sent to Pima county and the object of the congregation of the jus tices yesterday was to re-assign them to Judge Nave The trial began but when court adjourned for the day, the legal debris which had accumulated had hardly been brushed away yet.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Fraile Mineral Farm Com pany, capital stock. $10OO,0 ,000; incoT- porators, William $. Odell, Hopewell :. Darneile, Joseph NJ. Meyer, John F. Bowling and D. Elmer Webb; Darne- ille Mining Company, capital stock $l,- 0O0.OO0; incOrporators, William $. Oden. Albertina $. OdeH Joseph w. Mover Constance Louise Mover, Hopewen s. Darneille. Mary C. Darne- file and John F. Bowling; Australian Aboriginal Remedy Company, capital stock. $2OO,O0O; incorpOrators, Peter Maggini A. F. Willard. Charles l.. Warfeld. James J. Podesta and Frank Pierro.
 ARIZONA CANAL FARMERS. - The project of the Arizona Canal Wa ter Users association, seems to be ma terializing satisfactorily. Though its plan has not been fully developed. il is announced that a part of it consists in trying to induce the creditors of the association who can, to take for at least a part of their indebtedness, re- ceipts for water for next season and also to invite all who are able to buy and pay for water for next season. This is discounting the future a lit-le, but it is not conceived that such extra ordinary expenditures will have to be met next year as have attended the construction of the extension and the many wasnouts that have had to be repaired.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11
NATIONAL RELIEF
 FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN
Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey in Charge of
 the Work Here.

It will be remembered that some time ago, a telegram was received here by Mrs. J. H. Kibbey requesting her to act as a member of the national committee of the National Mothers and Daughters San Francisco or phans' Relief Fund committee. At once she replied favorably. and yester- day she received from the committee a letter of thanks and also the neces- sary blanks to assist her in making d canvass of this section. She has ap- pointed Mrs. John WiX Thomas to assist her in this matter, and contribu- tionS may be left at the office of Dr.
 Thomas, F West Adams street. at any hour between 9 and ,, during the day
 It is desired that every one who can. make a contribution. no matter how small it may be- All of the money so collected will later be forwarded to the headquarters of tae committee and thence to the San Francisco officials.
 The committee has already arranged to furnish food, clothing and large corps of nurses to the homeless chiI- dren of the destroyed city, and later they will provide for them a perma- nent home. Any child will be received
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11
FOR SALE FOR SALE-A 6-foot Bath Tub, slight
 ly damaged in shipping. Only $5.45.
 Davidson's Cash Store.

FOR SALE-To close out few up-to- date Fancy Lamps, worth $6.5o, for $2.e5; worth $9.75, for $4.7o. Never anything like these lamps for the money in Phoenix. Davidson's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11

I've travelled the whole world over And had candy that was a treat, But Donofrio's Cactus Candy Simply can't be beat.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11

Mrs. Aylwin, Han Dressing. II S. Center. Switches. james. toilet articles.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11
SAMPLE SALE,

conducted by the ladies of the Church of Christ, in the room vacated by san
 chas, opens Wednesday morning. An almost endless variety of articles for sale. Step in and see us.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11

at the home who has been bereft of father, mother and home, and is now destitute.
 The movement outlined and planned by the Mothers and Daughters com mittee has already met with great sue cess in many of the larger cities of the country and Mrs. Kibbey and Mrs. Thomas both desire that the showing here in Phoenix be as good proportion ateIy as elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11

CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival ''The Diamond Jo," for Wickenburg, Congress Junction, r e ott, EEer7l SeT9me JunctioH' 1.s 12:sO am 2:4O am 'HThe Daylight Express for Wickenburg, Con- gress Junction, Pres GoJo' kHb tSeIiJ Se Siiie 7:45 am APO pm 17o,. VyeD1en Salome 7:45 am 2:40 am For Tempe, Mesa. Flor ence, Kelvin, Wrinkle 1o.oo -,-, man ....-..-- .........s. 4L-S4 an A-'-O %-
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11
Of LOcalY
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Q 6 e

Forecast for today-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-11
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

CITY TIME Departure Arrival
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
WEEK 0F BANQUETS
FOR CITY FATHERS.
London's County Councillors TO
be Feted by the Municipal
Council of Paris.

PARIS, Jan. "a.
The programme has now been arranged
for the receptions TO be given to the Lon
don County Councillors OH their visit to
Paris on February g. In return for the
visit paid them by tho Paris Municipal
Council.
Tho committee Of the Municipal Council
will attend at the station 10 receive their
guests, and drive them to their hotel.
where several floors have been reserved
forathem.
In the evening they will be entertained
at banquet, followed by Il concert at the
Hotel dc Vile, which is being specially
decorated for tho occasion,
On the following day l1ucsday) there
will DO II special performance at the
Opera on "Wednesday a hall Mt the Town
Hall; on Thursday reception, and prob
ably banquet at the Quai d'Orsay, where
the County Councillors will be the guests
of the French Government. On Friday
there will be another special performance
at ono of the theatres, and on Saturday
they will leave.
lnaddition tot these festivities. there will
DO reception by the President Of tho
Republic and a reception at the British
Embassy isit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
italian RAILWAYS
in STATE OF CHAOS
Would-Bc Suicide Threatens to
Sue One for Not Being Run
Over on Track.
ROME. Jan. q.


sIgnor Tedesco. Minister of Public
Works. in company with Commentators
Bisnchi. Director General of State Rail-
ways. has started ON tour through the
great commercial and maritime centres, OF
Italy, with the object of remedying the
now chronic DISCRIMINATION of the serv-
Ice. Tho anarchy in the goods traffic Is az
bad as ever. Almost everywhere big COM
mercial houses and small tradcsnicn are
suffering seriously. many of the latter
being ruined. and dealers In perishable
merchandise often find 1t useless trouble
to have delayed consignments unloaded.
According to expert advice. no perma-
nent amelioradon is possible till at least
E1o,600,c00 has been expended on rolling
stock. Owing to obstructionist tactics In
Parliament, the railways liquidation
problem remains exactly where 1t was
last July.
AS regards passenger trains, even eN-
presses are almost Invariably overdue,
SO that connections cannot BIO relied upon.
But the most provoking situations have
their humorous sido. Among the latest
complaints is would-be suicide. This
gentleman, a commercial traveller, fixed
upon the Milan express TO end his life.
Two minutes before the train was due he
laid himself stoically across the metals.
After vainly expecting the trains APP
proach for full fifty minutes, the gem
tleman was sorrowfully compelled to re-
-lnquish the project. He threatens to sue
the directorate for notable Inconvenience
caused him, in which case, 1t is said, the
railway authorities will put In counter
claim for services rendered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
JEWEL THIEF SK|PS;
LEAVES MANY VICTIMS
Posing as Agent, He is Entrusted
With Gems and Pays inv
Worthless Checks.
VIENNA. Jan. 81.

VIENNA, Jan. 81.
After defraudiig several persons of this
city, including jewelers. walters. hotel
proprietors and mine owners, of over $780,
900. a clever swindler named Adolf
Schmidt has disappeared Just at tho mo-
ment when the police were on his track.
Schmidt usually described himself as a
jewelers. agent, his clients. according to
his story, being mostly English and
American visitors to Vienna. He had
provided himself with tho highest testi-
monlals, and by means OF these induced
Jewellers to trust him with valuable jew
els to show to his clients. He generally
returned day or two after and paid with
worthless checks drawn on English banks.
at the same time receiving a large COM
mission.
IIe contrived in this way to defraud a
certain ieweler of $780, and a few days
later another diamond merchant OF 5000
1t is alleged that Schmidt had an, ac-
complice named Thywyssen in London.
whittier he has fled, Sums of money were
constantly sent to him in Vienna and re-
turned by him to London, to give his VIC
tins the impression that he was man
OF great wealth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
BEING MADE
TO STOP EARTH-EAT|NG
Curious Taste Of the Oriental
Gourmet, Which Has Dis
astrous Effects.
acALcuTTA, Jan. u.

CALCUTTA, Jan. y.
Efforts are being made to stamp out the
habit OF earth eating. which is prevalent
among natives over almost all India
In Northern India the favorite form of
earth is a gray or drab-colored sllaIe
This is excavated mostly at Meth in
Bikanir, and Is exported to the Plinjaub
at the rate of 2000 camel loads year.
In different districts different varieties
of clay are eaten, but IL the natives have
Mt ane time Il taste for a special kind of
mud. as the habit increases the deprayed
appetite soon becomes satisfied witt.
bricks and broken pots. Whte-ant soil
with the nests and ants themselves is a
great delicacy
The reasons given for indulging In the
habit are classified under the following
heads: ]. a peculiar fascinating odor and
taste in the clay. rendering 1t II dellcacy.
2 An unnatural craving due TO disease.
ample. 8. Supposed medicinal virtues.
A university graduate confessed to a
friend that the bland earthly odor was II
great temptation to him. and the thought
of it made his mouth water He always
enjoyed the odor. lie said, when April
showers fell upon previously parched
earth.
The effects of the habit are disastrous
Those women addicted to 1t very soon
complain first of pain and weakness in
the limbs, palpitation and difficulty of
walking a little distance uphill. After
some time all the other symptoms OF
anaenlia are fully established: sallow and
pale complexion, tongue and gums blood
less. and general debility. Very OFTEN
dropsy supervenes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
AMERICAN GAMBLER
HAS GOOD. LUCK AGAIN.
Many Systems" Now Being
Worked to Break the Bank
at Monte Carlo.
THE PLANETS INVOKED
Father Gapon, the Russian Revo-
lutionist, Often Takes Scat
With Grand Dukes.
THE PLANETS INVOKED
MONTE CARLO. Jan. q

NIDbNlb 'yAftJSNl, Jan. ~.
Mr.. Marlborough, tho American gam
bier Mt the Casino. has once moro appar-
entity entered on run OF luck. Not long
ago he had won $4,000 at roulette. but he
was not content with this, and quite re-
Gently lost nearly all his winnings
Ho stopped playing for time, but has
now resumed. and In one day this week
cleared 10000. The record for one day
was made by the famous Wells. or
Monte Carlo" who broke the bank" and
took away $4,000 as a single days win
nings.
Mr.. Darnborough's System ia ex-
traordinary. Orc of his great theories is
never TO place lrs stake before the ball Is
get rolling, because lie believes that the
croupter can regulate the balls move
ments. But he Invariably stakes on the
same numbers, and the croupicr therefore
would always know beforehand what to
do.
Another gambler WHO is creating inter
est hero bases his play Oh the movements
OF tho planets, each OF which has mum :
her. Tho inventor is followed by many
other gamblers, but the planets hitherto
have been iinkind. and III liis followers
have lost.
Father Gapon. the Russian revolution
AIRY leader, occasionally appears AT the
roulette tables. lilo is very cautious
player, and risks only q few shillngs He
attracts a crowd whenever no appears,
especially II by chance he takes seat nj
the table where ono of the many Russian
Grand Dukes is already playing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
HUNDREDS or WOMEN IN FOREFRONT
OF POLITICS IN ENGLISH ELECTION
Enuavi Many Clubs O.
d andSo

rousing the women as well as the men 10
q sense of Loyalty 10 the invalid member,
and often twice a day the persuasive lady
orator makes effective little speeches to
meetings for women only.s
Tho women flock TO see her, and go
home determined that their husbands
shall vote for Lady Edmund as some
of them have dropped into the way of
saying.
The Unionlsts are working moro united
ly than at tho by-ciection in May last.
and have strong hope OF increasing Lord
Edmund's majority. which was 4l2.
Lady Edmund's campaign is. in fact.
proving so effective that the Liberals
have brought up a woman orator of their
sworn 10 vote for Lady Edmund
Aristocratic Canvassers.
The Countess OF Kerry, in her attempt
TO further tho candiduture OF her talented
sodier-sportsman husband in North
Westmorland. has proved herself as colr-
ageors as she is charming, For a week
or more she refused TO obey doctors
orders and lie UP. In spite of the terrible
weather In thar bleak though beautiful
country In her case cosrase does not
mean masculinity, Shs Is Thoroughly
womanly. IL one may say SO OF bride.
who Is now but twenty. Since her mar
riage. less than two years ago. she has
thrown herself heartily into plilanthropic
work, and directed her efforts with a
wisdom worthy her race, for she Is a
niece of Lord Roscbery and a descendant
of Scott.
For the first time since her marriage
4 t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
TO DIE is FOOLISH,
BRITISH WRITER SAYS
He Claims 10 Have Discovered
Long Sought Secret Of
Perpetual Life.
LONDON, Jan. q.

LONDON, Jan. ~.
..yyhy Die?t, is the subject of mys-
teripus booklet by "Cornwell Round.
published yesterday, in which the author
processes TO have discovered the secret Of
perpetual life.
"The Very fact that person Is ailins
and aged shows that, through ignorance
he has in some way mismanaged his bod
lily affairs" Mr.. Round declares,
What everybody las to do, we are told,
is to Overcome the death instinct One
of the ways this can be done is by writ
ing on incense paper Health is natural,
or some other affirmation which YOU
wish to impress on yourself, ignite the
paper and hold yourself in n mentally re-
lnxed passive condition" then tho per-
fume will tend to convey the associated
suggestion to your MUD
'.When man has learned to overcome
his death instinct, and so prevent the
senle changes which lead him to his in-
voluntary suicide, there Will still remain
microbes, wild animals, accidents and the
violence of his fellow-man.
.'As 10 the microbes and the wild ami
mails. the stronger in body and more alert
he becomes the better able he Will be to
resist them,
LET MS avoid reading tales that end
Tragedies or reeapltulating them In our
thoughts, In fact. such mental virus
which is the expression of morbid minds
should bei as nuSious drugs are, marked
with n5poison label IN the Interest OF the
iunWary,"