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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

&ortraitfnniten bar giort ltore
Bremifri0t / Sc icnere aar, % ct al
De Girmaer, lom er fremmet poo
bette Dmraaoe, CT rEbames Stll<
bios" / Seem Dorf.
Gette Girn1a bar taget ale &i~
%oenifabens npeite Dpfinoelfer ! 8rug
for at blipe iitan6 til al. praitere mo-
get oloeles eneitaanoe i mo6ernc
@ortrp:furlt. Sc N;lle6er, lom ll0-
gaar fra 6eres Mtelier, CT rene &unIt-
parfer> iom er Ell 8rDo for etbbert
Stem.
u8bames @tuoios" pnfer at inb-
FIRE 6eres uomarfe6e Goritgrrclier at
Iotogrufier blan6t sfanbinoner, %
giper i Sen N,1Ie6'lilg ct meget libe-
ralt aiIbuo. sc omitaael,oe Aper-
stigfelnent:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

6 c II s o nj 3 a g. &ropric=
tor Steenberg, Stirring beb &aa1<
bers, far iolot fin @ien6om til for
benpGren6e @p6seier 5pre11 Gbri=
i%te1tlen, Gauitng, for $4,000 &ro=
TIER.
De11 for fin im11ffe 8eliggcn-
be6 fienbte ugaitr1p Melleeaoro"
be6 @iering ct al Gierer,, 81. SIR
genie,t, maeeififtet nte6 oer 8. SSe,,=
len tilbpren6e Gienoom / 2uno,
0reilep. v4aitrup Mpllegooro" er
anlot til cit Gnr6i al $4,000 ST.,
Gienoommen / 21111o til $4,000 ST.
- uSotel &oriens" / &orie1s er
iolet til cit bienrben6t Mmerifaner,
Molermelter s. 2ptge11s, for ca.
$4,000 ST.
- BroprietGr 2angballe, SUI
lan6, far fipbt @aar6eier s. g.
Grunoie1s n%ebbrnn6te @anro
2pnge pes &illerp6 for $4,000 ST.
Set CT &jgbere1ts @enitgt at lab<
@oar6en u6itpffe / nin6re 8orcel:
D.
Ter og @pggegrun6e.
|. ~ l1nefarI SSper 2un6e, 9fp0c
berg, bar at &roprietar S. g., 9fpt
te=&arien fipbt @aaroen v2ange
oil" / &aarbp be6 Msiens, bnorti
ser bprer ca. 100 96r. 2an0 mel
1924 96r. &%artforn. &ibbeium
men or 10000 Ser, og / &igbet i'll
ger Mp1 % 8eiatningl bporibla,10
"a go6e Malfefber, egen go6 Sc
ftebeitano annt en- Gel Mplsreoifa
her
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

s s c. &jp6monb /
Ml,ni1g pes Mm1oers, %Joer}oms
Mel(egoaro CT totalt ne0brnn0t.
Sloens Spfonlt ifplbcs 9prnS Seq
meo 5nn0l tiffcr.
s 2ilo Mplle pe0 9ultgoorD
poo &ejlccgl,c11 opltoo ser forleoc,1
Gor1ni0oag SIS; tre 2rl,ger n>o=
brrn6tc, @ppc0bpgningen og &ar=
teriet CT re6bet. gjen0omme1 cjcs
al 2pjtl1ont Mellenon1.
= 9rabufs Mplle pe0 2luu0er=
ifop, t%ilbpre11be Mpller Mieli e11, ct
ncobrGnbt. Set CT 0og finn ielpe
Mpllcbpani,1gcn, Scr CT brnnot,
Mplsgaorocts S%pgniuger CT l1bererte
al Sloe11. &por6ol1 Sl6en CT OBJ
fon1r1er1, bibcs life, NET set a11toge5
for lanolpnligit, at 6en ifpl0es CIT
Mfiel, Scr CT lgben por1n. Meller
bar .netop u1oerfaitet cit gien1em=
griben6c &el tal1rutton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

&oIjts Softer bleb for ,tooen 9l6
1i6e1t forlobet me6 @uor6eier 49,
bjern &onien / 8rem, Ser bgrer til
6rimenigbe6en / @e6otng. ga go
itor @otbieien bsrte ONT Gorlobel-
fe1t, fal6te ban &olit til fig og fore
itiIleoe bam, at set 10 life fl1n6e
forenes mes bans Sti1ling iom Stir
fenI6ite, at ban LOS fit 9otter bic
al acknowledgements. &ollt 1pa-
reoe bertil, at bans Dutter / bette
5pgrgsmaal ffl1l6e roa6e Zig ielp.
Ser git nu en lattgere STi1.. 2a
talte &rGite11 otter 1ne6 !9olit ON
5agen % bao bam betnnfe, at bans
@mbeoe lom &irfeGlbite lto6 paa
Spill. Solit ibare6e, at ban goot
htn6e trGffe Zig tilbage fra 5tillinz
gen, og &rGiten tog .ban1 paa Sroet
og anlatte itrofs Npbalg. S,,6en
mon ffreo til Galg, tiIob 3raiten
fig at bmGrfe, at set bar go6t, &olit
bar gaaet goootllig, til efter 8rpl-
ll1ppet biloe ban babe faaet Naoleg
ON at traffe fig tiIbage.
&L-EGEFE.EEs->w - ~ !. -
Ser berifeoe blanM GoIf paa @go=
oingegnm rloget 6orl1norirrg oper.
lat ale Sc HIIteoeperpaDe We1e1ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
500 Belonning 500

Settle BIobs 2qiere bill bore ~fornaiebe oner otesFz1~
at ber bet mtnbite er en- Jrpgtet @psbou1, Jpn 8anD~
1fabe1te ct blepett Stonb til at futere i ollie SenS 6Ae.
bier, % bet er Ratorrb. Halls Catarrh Cure e1 6Hey
eneite. ~pirtelige. &elbrebeIleSnlbbe1, 99geftanbru HuR-
Der. So .aatarrb CT en- fonit,tutionel @ngbom. ScsSsr-
bea en- tgnfiitutionel Bodybuilding, Han's Gaas ran.
berne GDftenlet. tilintetgisr bereeb SpgbontuaesS M1r..
Jag % 9toer 4ate1ten Stprfe beb at opbp9ge Qonzaan..
toner n O 8 bisiPs ~ XRtl'I e. ia IT, At t!99Ib srs IT as snafs s y 9.
tilbpber ct bunbrebe !9plarS for sbnert SiSol0e; 1AA.
benne N}eblcttt lite bepirfer Pel6rebelie. SfcIe 81
2ife % @,buesb1rb. 9Altr.b
s: y net 8 o.. SosIaA H.
H.GalSes bns ApDttetere. \.
HALLS Family Ptlls erie beotx
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

9p6sfolb. Gn al @jprring=
es11cl1s fiu1ote 2on0mu110, Hroprie=
ter 81. S. &oitr11p til 9esrre Giu=
itrl,p, er ofgooct peo Gpoen, IS
Star gommnel.
@oroncsie. @lile Gilbelu1inc
Mnrie 3ytpbeu=Moeler, CT opb 1t1=
Ser ct Spbplo / &'jpben6ool1, 81
Mor gol1rn1el.
Observation-Disclosures / SDilte0,
Mgel1t M6o1f SaclJalt ct 6p0, II Mor
%goln1nel. 9(f6pbe bar / cit Marrnf=
fe Meolem al 1biite6 8prooS og far
bcffGbt cit Mungoc pffentligc Iil=
libshberu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

beoSreprefettta1,ter tog ben1te u6-
talelie for goo gare og intet bap0e
at in6ber6e 6erirno6.
Ct nDt s. al nj II q $
+ ns / 5fobbprg. 6orl aln-
lingsbnl eres &Gffc CT blepe1 for
gget meb ct mere. MGnb fra Sob
borg og Dmeg1, far reiit ct mutt,
GoriamIingsbus, iom SEN IA. No=
bender be0 EFT S1t6biellesfeit otter
; gabes til %offentlig Brta. 9ulet, Scr
mutt bapoer fin Bla6a blanot 8p-
ems mango M%pbpgnineer, in0ebol-
BET forll6er CT itor r11m1nelig Sal
en- min6re-Sol og &ebodieslei-
ligbeo til 2fonomen. S @agcr1s
M1t1eoning bor Der plantet grg>1l1s
SrGer pe0 Sr6gongsbgre1t og cit
8lomitcrilpngning inbrommeoe So
lerltole1. Gen ltore Chi far 5i6<
6%epla0ier til omtrent $50, ionn olle
bar optag1te nco Mg0ets @egpnbel-
ie.
@onr0ejer Sens &prliicf al
5fooborg Bps @elfon1men paa &c.
itpreliers Gegne. Otter at Tor-
lnmltn9e,1 bab6e iu1get u9a1 bel
fonn1e11 enbper 1tnber l1ngoo1n-
me,s Gag, Dolbt @aitor Sprgeni cn
of Sfnrbrf S110pislie5talen. s.
$. SCHMIDT fra &aberslep bolot iao
ct meget fgngslenbe 6oreorog ON
Ar6e;0ct lo1n 2ptfens Slide og illlt=
te0e nte6 ct pornlt G1plfe ON, at Sc
5lngter, ion MI ifol iomles ber,
olti0 mnotte goo beriget biem. Ser
efter talte otter Naltor Sprgenien al
@ferbnf.
Hartifulier 2erbecf toffe6e begge
6oreoragsboloere for 0eres gooe
Sro. Gurlig bilbe fan bringe S.
$. @cb1ntbt Ell Gaf for Set Mrbei=
Sc, bon bopbe giort for at fren1,xe
0cn Sag, ion bnb6e iamllet Sem /,
Sag. Mpoet fortlottes ienere pcb
&affebor6et.
- Ser tQle5 mi lan 1neget ON Ell
miloere &ir16, ipm ifal fon1me 5D6
fra, og Set ffal oilligt in6remmes,
at ma1ugt og megct CT blepet be6re.
Soo me9et mere p%oafal0er6e mao
HolttietS Gre1nf9rb beo bette Mp=
6e berere en.- Set ct blebet alminz
6elig 8rug be6 Sc 6on1fe 9eorol les=
Digere5 offentlige Meoer at opfrnpe
Ell pas e110e @ntre til Iufning al
On1foltl1iroerne, o9 Ser CT ijeloen
lagt nogen &inori11g / Geieu fra
acknowledgements SIDE oberfor Oen
f,,l0tu6 lopl:1e Spfrnpning. SEQ
bette Mg6e 1f11l0e man pplebe, at
@e11oar11en forlpgte poa at forbp0e
OpfrGpninge1t of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sans Toripg ltra11bc0e irni6lerti0
{oo Sc lebe1tbe Man6s 2%opfynoig=
be6.
0cn famine Sil1pnsbopcn6e bol0t
set for betimeligt at blibe 1ib6e116e,
Sn1eoe11S 6orinmlirgen bcfjen6te Gro
CIT og boo Ga6erbor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

eammenlisn Bette 8Iaos Otter.
retninger fra set gamle 2ano me0
andre 8Iaoes % preo, ON 9e 1toget
anoet Ste6s finder DEM fpIoigere eI-
Ier mere pnaIiDeliic. 3s.5ss #.s5.ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
Gprbnngslbs

e.: rSse9 bor fun en- lono Sen ber
I @er6en, % oct er min tSunb."
g.: ,&nn 9e MI bore tilfre6s men
set G1ngs Genffab?"
g.: uDerfom leg en- Gong life H.
Ter mig tilfre6s me1 set. a%nifaffer leg
mig CT @un0 til"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

100000
q M t s OF tanbersen . 9
8grns 8 K E nj s I e /.
GorIeom Mfte1 inofanot efter SrOre
@enoarmen ne 2a1o6obiellln1et
.sfnrbef og piloe bape at pioc, bpa1
Ser git for iia; Sc ltnge bar ,%ncnnlia
iam(c0e til 2c9emspuclier. 60
Der -blep iparet bar1, at Scr gapcs
@yr1l,aitifppelic, iMlrgte bo,,, OH
8prll ogiaa oeltog. 9lej, set rar
INT for Gofsne, Us sboret. G,cu=
oar1lre1t fit in'iGlerii0 2jc 4ma to
5maapigcr, lonl ito6 og joo paa
Epeli er11c, % Sc fit Sr6re til at
gao It's. Soft ln6res ober, at Scr
fan bare 11oget nififfeligt j. at
@prn Jet poo 2egemseeeller. Ma,1
fin0cr ogloa l1oget ~llrimeligt l. at
Sen prc11siilfc &onges 8eltillinos-
munb / M%oroTespia optrGocr puo
CIT lnooon Maobc, iirr. / 0cunc 3io,
81 set banife @ongepor blcp moo
toget n1co ioo itor @jnrtcligbco i
Berlin.
Yrr ten III + ct a le.
Spife &lube iortGller fulgc11oc:
ct 9Ggtepor poa Ilens6orgea1cll
fl,noc for noge1 Ii0 iioen fcjre
aron Iionantbrglll1p. Sognets
Yrnlt, Ser life bar gal1,nel >mo
Steoet, f%nreipurgtc, ON Sc @or1le
tco @,1lobrDlll,ppct bapoe facet
pperroft oct lGbponlige @opc pou
so Morf. Gette bar fife Silfploet.
&rrlte1 i11olglote III, ct Mn6roocr1=
Sc til fine Sberorone0e mes Mn<
mo0ning on, at fan moottc oper=
ruffc Sc @amle Sen poogjnloeroe
Sum, oa Set por un0la6t hes @1,l6<
brpll1ppet. Sborct fom life til
Observation-Disclosures. Mc,
GrGi te11 bar iaa iiffer / jin Sag, at
bam bcil1ltteoc forelpbig at lagge
lis. Goa Gage efter Set
ligbe0c1 fom eu6elig 9baret> % set
lpo poa, at gat1lfe pilt lto6 Ser / Ell
Mirilterialfororoning noget ON e,
offe1tlig @ape paa 80 Morf pes
@ltlo6rpllupper, met ON &rolroio=
mantbrDllupper itob Ser life 1noget.
HrGiten maatte olti ao jclp luggc
til.
Iilitooet sc + S. 6or-
le6en Sag far16t cit @oor0cier /
SfefSoig i5pbllespig 2iget al CT
Nrbcj0smot0 SI9r1S / ct &an6bl1l.
@}ou ontog fprlt, at Ser f%orelco
Sclumoro, r1cr iiben orrciterc0es cit
lje11el tcforl Scbrpber for at boDc
lnproet bon1. .So6reber ha6 forleon1
ON at, blire fdrt frenn for l1110erlp-
gcll es0ol111cren. Sbcr for bnrn til
ltoo ban, at ban baDOc ligget paa
Sur eftcr eSpl1S, pg ga 6en11e fpr1,
5cbrp0cr bom / Gmb9ul=
lct. Spr1s fl1l1be life arbeioe fig op,
oo fan bleb ii06cn6e falt / M11o0eret.
Otter at Fate f11lobrogt l16oo6en
gift Mor6ercn biem til ben MDr6c6eS
Sultr1t, otter bpis 2ilifpn6ellc fan
bopbe begooet Sen lfiproige @on0=
ling.
Soft Ser poo @g11c11 giper Spn5's
Some ct megct 6aarltgt Gibbs
og bcn alminbeltge Mening
or, at f1>11, ser CT 33 Mar, fat boft
bc1n pngre Stbreoer laale6es i fin
Magt, at bart til6elS unber be16cs
SSa1of(pbelie bor rp6bet Sg1,R al
Scbrs6er SIR ct ret gobt
og mani bnr on6t beb at Be-
gribe, at ban bor f1rtnd begno Wor=
Set.
- totsftr e o ~ l.
+ / r fer H.. Gorle6en por set / @p6-
Ding Strife efter 8uostieneiten Balg
Ell &irfenloite / Stebe,1 for sSr=
gen Ma6ien &ol1t fra $un6ebpl.
bans gfterfelger bolgtes
@br. zimmerman al
Dette NoIg bar cit 6or-
btitorie, iom ber ita1 bi6inttes efter
r@eim6nl", 90 Ben belpier Gorbol,
6ene, iaole6es iom De for Gi6en er
mango @te6er in6en for @tatsfir=
ten:
&olits Gotter bleb for ,rooen 9i6
1ioen forlopet meo @oar6eier 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
ad os sende Dem ct foftrin[igt Portrait / natur-
- liz Storrelse--i Vandfarve--kopieret efter ct
tFOtOgrafi at Dem eller en- kj@r Sl@gtnirrg-l

Et 1;aat MdfJrt TnndJarre- Portrnt !
maturity StGsveIse
1920 Tomnler, kopieret efter ct hvilket
som helst godt Fotograf, vii blive sendt
l Patent Portrai. Mailer til en- hvilken
som he1st Adresse i de Forencde Slater
og Canada
FRIT
med Diet Formal at avertere wort nye
Arbejde iKunst, der nu bliver introduce
ret som den NEST sukcesfulde Nyhed
moderne Portretkunst.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

G.lRINIYER..
4. Vandfarvc : PortrRtter {
.Storrelse. som vi l~everer,, garanlterrS NJ
4vare 1ige saa code son wort bedsts-Etu-
bejde, eller o n noget Portrait. af xey
Atelier vii beregne sig mindre eud. $l0lRsD
for dem).
2. Originate Photographer vii B1ive nca-
hygEe1igt ~behandleje og returneres sazrs-
me Dag Diet forstcrrede Bil1ede sentses-
3. Vi er villige til at present<rE Inn
dreder If Privilege Vidnesbyrd,. deg ar
skrevne som Anbefa1tng for wort. IrbeiisHksr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-18
A Remarkable Offer
he Graphic Proposes to Give Away, Absouto, of &ost. S4oo.oo Piano and $l5o.oo in n.y.. Making Grand Total of s55o.oo in Prizes sa
 T..iee Host Popular Ladies. "N

nt. G!1..,.l.c tJ,.uy submits to it's many readers the most generous offer e,r u.sde to the reading public by auv new spaper in the smaller cities of the great southwest. Despite the limited field in which the local papers o1 Pine Bluff are permitted to circu late and operate, we have perfected plans whereby it is proposed to give away absolutely free of cost to the public the munificent value of Soa. which will take the form of due bills tc apply on the purchase of three frst-class pianos hich, iww 1234 7S9o f;rst.class pianos, which will be donat- ed, free, to the most popular lady, married or single, chosen by popula vote on the part of the public. The nronosition is both interesting and profitable. Read it.
 First, we will give away, absolute- k free of cost, a s400 Kimball piano, style 15, sod by the well known Hol- lcnberg Music company of this city ard Little Rock to the lady receiving the largest number of votes.
 Second, we will give due bill for s100 to apply on the purchase price of similar instrument, sold by the same company, to the lady receiving the next largest number of votes.
 Third, we will give due bill for $50 on the purchase price of another piano from the same company, to the lady receiving the third largest num- Der of votes in the contest.
 Think of it moment. This sum represents the average yearly salary of the working women of this section of the country. It represents a sum eoualling the salary of the average working man for the same length of time that the contest will run-f0u months. It is an extraordinary offer and one that will doubtless arouse the greatest enthusiasm on the part of the public generally. Every lady wants g. piano. The Graphic proposes to give away three of them, of which anyone may we'll feel proud. It is 2 paying proposition to the winner
 fully worth the while of anyone who wishes to joi in the contest.
 Conditions of the Contest,
 Coupons good for the contest vii be published in every edition of the Graphic. both the daily and the semi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-18
Eisninc Rate.

Account fishing the following round trip rates and arrangements will ap- pIy in the sale of tickets to England and Clarendon, Arkansas: England s1 per capita for three oz more pas seneers on one tieset. <FIar endon- s1.60 per capita for three or more uassengcrs on one ticket. Dates or sale--May 1 to October 31, inclusive. Return limit-Seven days from date os sale.
 Characterization celebration, Tuesday, .I1ne 18th, 1906. On Tuesday, June 10th we will run a special excursion train from Pine Blun and intermedi- ate station to Stamps and return.
 Round trip tickets will be sold at rates shown below, and schedule of the special will be as follows:
 Rate $1.5o, leave Pine Bluff, COS a. m. Arrive at Stamps, 11:10 a, m. Returning the special train will leave Stamps at goo 2. 10. No reduction will be made in the above rates for children.
 Portland, Oregon, and return. June 25 to 2s, account of Hotel Mems Mu- tual Benefit association of the United States and Canada. For the above oc- casios the following orund trip rates and arrangements will apply in the sale of tickets to either Portland, Ore eon, Tacoma or Seattle, Washington: Round trip rate-Frin Pine Bluff, sGo.40. Dates of sale-June IS to 22, inclusive. FinFal returs limit-Sixty days from date of sale. Transit limit Going transit limit will be f5fty-five days from date of sale. Stop-overs- VIII lee allowed on both goins and return t9irs.
 g N p1cKHf Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-18
On Strike Forty Years.

Nicholas Murphy, an old man who was known as Nick of the Woods" be cause he lived as a hermit in the for est for forty years, died recently in St
 Joseph's hospital. Paterson, N. J. Mur. phy was an expert mechanic, and when the Rogers Locomotive works were es- tablished in Paterson fifty years ago he worked there. When wages were reduced in the shops during period of depression Murphy quit and swore he would never work again unless he got pay that was ID to his standard
 He left his family and lived alone in the woods on Garrett mountain. Here he built h.t, and nc persuasion could induce him to return to his former life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-18
HEROIC FIREMAN SAVES CATHEDRAL
Sensational Incidents of the Great Dis- aster In San Fran.
 cisco.

While Gremen were blowing up a cable power house at Sutter and Polk streets, San Francisco. and the Me Mutt hospital and the St Dunston apartments near by in a vain effort to check the flames which followed the earthquake, the steepie of St. Mary $ cathedral, Roman Catholic ediiice. which had withstood the earthquake shock, caught fire.
 A fireman, with 8 hose tied to ili= belt, scaled the high stcep!e and played stream on the burning section. and the blaze was extinguished. Thou sands of people cheered the heroic decd, and the handsome building was saved.
 During the excitement of the fire a herd of cattle stampeded at Sixth and Folsom streets. Three hundred of the panic stricken animals ran amuck when they saw and felt the flames and charged wildly down the street, tram bling under foot all who were in the way. One man was gored through and through by maddened bull. At least a dozen persons, it is said, were killed.
 A. W. Hussey came to the Hall of Justice on the morning Of the disaster and told how, at the direction of 6 policeman whom he did not know whose star number he gave as G1J. he had cut the arteries in the wrists CT man pinioned under tinlbers at the St. Katherine hotel.
 According to the statement made by HuSSey, the man was begging to be killed, and the policeman sltot at him, but his aim was defective and the bull let went wide of the mark. The officer then handed Hussey a knife. with in structions to cut the veins il the suf fering mans wrists. and IfuSsey obey ed orders to the letter. Iussey Was locked up on a charge Of insanity.
 The first news the Postal Telegraph company in New York had of the earthquake was this laconic dispatch from an operator in San Francisco:
 "There has been an earthquake. The building is rocking like a boat. Me for the simple life. Goodby."
 Eleven postoffice clerks were buried under tons of stone and timber when the postofiee collapsed. Three days later they were rescued alive, but al- most crazy from hunger and thirst.
 When the great insane asylum at Santa Clara fell the padded cells were broken into and maniaes were tied to trees on the lawn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-18
Ci? S!~t-"v,

Hern;torus make ,.:. teii CraeT'' of several ron9 '..I tie t.:.:i i.a. He hrot hers. t'leoHi. ansi Bi!oa c. .Ar.e5e ile silti. W,lr', o,;ai, ,,-.+a larl;E2 :, draw thei: n:o'hcr. t.ie psic'.ess I.era ta fll, tc:"p!e several mics G. ta;... '.;}rie.;ef>,3 them ,aiye.; 10 the ca Whoi ;',n rro:',cr. ,y:rr,a 0, is.ar g.; ari n.esess F. r." ".":tits of T; crow,l. :.1; i,iaye' to He,'a that !'f sons nli.lt rece;v' .ic best gifts r. s'o;is had to bestGYe. '?,ey iay down
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\ Nerve Pillow,

A nerve" pillow is something ws.c1 physicians are said 10 recommend aad which eau easily be made at hoHic. One needs only to gather or hny q quantity of dried soporitic herbs. such as hops and catnip leaves, bayberfy and sweet fern. adding to them sweet grass. balsam pine and as many sweet smelling. sleepy things as one can think of. Dry and powder and mi a'l together Then fill your nerve Hi low with the sachet powder taus formed. Stuff the pillow with down or cotton batting or feathers, and either scatter ,he powder thick through t1' filling or, what is better. make titt eachet bacs and faste3 them securely to the inner S"ains of tile pillow
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SUMMER TOURIST RATES.

Eureka Springs, Ark, $1l.e5.
 Hot Springs. Ark, $495.
 Eldorado Springs, Mo-, $5.05. Siloam Springs, Ark, $1O.65.
 Dates of sale. June 1st to Eeptem- l Der goth inclusive.
 Return limit, October 31st, 1906. St. Louis, Mo-. and Chicago, i.., for the round trip. Pine Bluff, Ark, to St. Louis, $165o, to Chicago, H., s25 45.
 Dates of hale. June 1s1 to Septem- Der 3Oth, 1906 .ncl1s;v'e.
 Final retu.1 limit, October *lst, 1906 Transit limits, continuous passage in both directions. Fe of 25 cents will be collected account each ticket executed for return on Chicago tickets
 San Francisco, California and re turn, July 9th to 18th, 1906, account National Educational association con !eption.
 Round trip rate, S59.5o,
 Hates of sale, June "5th to 'alv 7tn, 19o6, inclusive.
 i7lnal return limit, September 18th, ..,e5
 Stnpovecs will be allowed on both going and return trip.
 Denver. Colo and return, July 18th to Fist, 1906. to Fist, account Annual Meeting Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
 Round trip rate, s27.25.
 Dates of sale, July 10th to 18th, inclusive.
 Return limit, August 2oth, l9oG
 Stop.overs. Will be allowed at Pn- ehlo. Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo., upon payment of t25o' re for tach ticket executed.
 Dallas, Texas, and return, June 18th to 16th. 1906, account American Asso ciation of Nurserymen.
 Rate. s1o10 for the ronnd trip.
 Dates of sale, June 11tl1 and 12th' 1906. Going transit limit, fifteen dayh from date of sale. Final return limit, twenty-one days from date of sale. Extension of limit, an extension of 1 thirty days can be secured by deposl of return portion of ticket with ticket agent at Dallas, prior to June l7th 1906
 Stop overs. will be allowed on both going and return trips.
 6. M. DICKEy, Agent.
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weekly. up to and inc'oa, Der 2S. s Sepea Special ballots Will be s,,. paid-in advance subscriptIonss" s"ea rate of one cent each, or loo sa, @ for sl. We will give 1000 yo.sN ual'a every years paid-in advance suh,.1a % tion to the daily or 200 ba11ota years paid-in-advance subscrint,~ '~ the semi-weekly. Renemha. 0a these ballots will not be given :. 4s on paid-in-adyance subscriptions N'p| no ballots will be given for ,ass d sa' one months subscription s''|
 Votes cast for one pers,n oo be transferred to another even th. ua the person withdraws from tho 9 test. 0a All regular and special bal,ots r, be cast before expiration of date th. on or they will not be counted "
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 No employe of the GraDbic or n,, Der of any employees family will s permitted to enter any of tba o,. tests.
 The contests close Saturday, ss, tember g, 1906.
 Payment for any subscription I'm, CT than three years in advance r; not be accepted.
 Carriers or agents are not parmjtte to furnish special ballots to any m but they may take subscriptions an when this is done special ballots vi b@ forwarded direct to the subscribe
 All subscriptions and cunmupie tons regarding the contest should addressed to the Contest Dqna ment, The Graphic. Pine Bluff. Ark
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Be scrs v-sts wanoft's Eyes.

Partial success has attended the ef- forts Of Washington surgeons to re. store sight 10 Wilton ue,nard by graft ing the membrane and cornea of ; rabbits eyes to his. He can now dis tiuguish betweeu daylight aud dark ness.
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RESCUED IN
 WILD WEST STYLE
Montana Ranchman Finds Missing Niece In Bad Place In Ohio
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"1 will kill you!' shouted Wilbur Seares of Red Lodge, Mont, when he went to an address in Findlay, O.. and found his niece, for whom he had been searching for months, in house of bad repute.
 Flourishing his six shooter, he was about to carry his threat into execution