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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21

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Mrs. j. Holmes, of Larimore, North
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Dear Mrs, Pinkham =
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My backaches and headaches are all gone and
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21
Experience IL Sometimes
Teacher.

So many parents Of young children do not
realize the danger from Group until tbsv
have had .he experience OF one severe go
In their own home To be awakened N ,be
middle Of the night by the peculiar rou9b
cough and ind their little one suferinr
from a fully developed attack Of the eroup
and nothing IN the house with which 70 re-
lieve It is a lesson never to be forgotten.
GOOD remedy at hand IL OF incaIouiabls
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21
Irish stin Takes Interest.

Although no longer president Of the I'LL
nois Central, stuyvesant Fish is taking an
active interest in railroad afairs and has
submitted strong argument to the execu-
tive committee OF the American Railway
association on the praeticability Of estab-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21
DAHLMAN DEMOCRACY In WOE
Mayors Political Social Club Falls Under
Zane Of the Police.
CHIEF DECLARES II MUST BE GOOD
Members Spurn the AsDersiOns and
CatcaIIs Hurled at Them by
Green-Eyed Rivals and
Business Competitors,

There is blood on the moon and the cap
tain has left the helm.
The lid is on and the pot is boiling-no'
seething. The good ship Dahlman Democ-
racy is on the shoals and the commander
is missing. There is no fear that he has
gone overheard, but he has taken to the
land for the day and the results are all
the same, for the crew needs him.
In other words, Chief Donahue has got
the club rooms maintained by the Dahinan
Democracy near the corner of Fifteenth
and Farnam streets (upstairs) under his
ban. and Mayor Dahlman is out of the city.
The chief has spoken to the mayor of the
charges that have been breathed against
the place bearing his name and caused II
to be understood that in the performance
of the duty assigned him he must at least
subject the place to a rigid investigation
before giving it the sanction of his official
approval
Monday night a friend went up TO the
DahIman Democracy to spend a social
evening and found the doors closed. Tues
day morning the doors were still closed.
Nothing strange about that" said L. J.
Piatti Tuesday morning, a prominent men,
Der of the organization. IT'S too early for
us to open. The place IS on the square and
is running just the same. Everything's all
right"
In the top floor Of n certain hotel an
other club room, upon very elaborate
basis, mad been opened. Certain members
of the Dahlman Democracy looked upon 1t
with green eyes. They whispered certain
things about it to certain men in official
positions. The siren voice spake not in
vain and the hotel place was closed almost
before It opened. The mayor is not known
TO have given it his approval.
Somebody said "SIeOuw."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21
Somebody said ..Meour."

When the Dahlman Democracy was or
ganized with a blare of trumpets that It
was merely a political organization formed
to further the fortunes of Jim Dahlman.
man down the street and around the cor
ner winked his eye, and some miscrcant
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21

hams Vegetable Compound. When com
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everything with baekaebes, headaches, and
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enjoy the best Of health, and eve il all
TO yn1."
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21
DENTISTRY

II your teeth are sensitive, and
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Phone Douglas 53T. SSs Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21
FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN.

Remember, every woman is cordially
invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham II
there is anything about her symptoms
she does not understand. Mrs. Pink.
ham is the daughter-in-law of Lydia e.
Pinkharn, her assistant before her de-
cease, and for twenty-five years since
her advice has been freely and cheer.
fully given to every ailing woman who
asks for it. Her advice and medicine
have restored TO health innumerable
women. Address, Lynn, Mass
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-21

Ask Mrs. Pnkhans AdVA WOman Best Understands Wemms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
Finger Nails.

In the healtlfy adult the average growth of the finger nails is one thirty second part of an inch per week They grow faster in health than in sickness. in summer than in winter, on the right hand than on the left; fastest on the middle finger and slowest on the thumb and little finger. The finger nails are, therefore. all renewed in from 12O to 140 days. The toenails are four times longer in growing than the finger nails
 Some years ago many learned Asiat- ics let their finger nails grow to such an extent that it was said they often exceeded the length of the fingers, un- der which they sometimes bent in the strangest curves and folds. Travellers gave the length as three inches and even more. The best authorities give the extreme length to which the finger nails grow as just upon two inches. when they become corrugated and break off.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
JOE'S MISSIONARY By m. /. PbiIIipS
Copyright, 1905. by Ruby Douglas

Little Mary Anderson was undoubt- edly pretty. She was brown and 1.-the Her crinkly hair was a jumbcd poem Her big brown eyes were aliSht with shifting fires. merriment and mischief prcdOminating. Joe Temple thought, once or twice, that he had surprised q tcndcrcr light ill their depths but Mary's pert little tongue and ringing laugh promptly drove such ideas hcl- ter skcltcr.
 Joe was q light haired viking of a fellow, with muscles like a wrestler, shoulders almost the width of the door and the best temper i'll the world. He was teamster at the cereal food factory where Mary worked The little brown maid attracted him. Her duty WAS to pack the p1per cartons m cases for shipment and nail on the light covers uf the boxes. Almost every load some how lacked ole box and that the one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
Y, M. c. A. NEWS.
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rh. W M, C. A. in Canada.

The new cities now forming in the agricultural regions of Western Can sao are going on the principle John 1r wanamaker enunciated, "A city .,iobt as we'll try to get along with 1.t street railway as Y. M. c. A." brandon, Manitoba, a new town of oooo people in the center of Manitoba ..u,, lands. to which thousands of
 .mericans are focking, has just ononed a s7,OO0 association building. us this the farmers outside the city rave s1O,OOo Edmonton, the provis- ;ona1 capital of the new province of A,horta to which thousands of young rng1ishmen and Americans are flock ..a in search of their fortunes, Cal cory and other towns in this region, oro raising money in large sums to ooup associations with buildings, to oomnete with the saloons and the ri- o4ous features which go with every new western town.
 At Reveltoke, railroad town of o5A0 people among the Rockies, q s15000 building was opened last week. Railroad employees gave $4204 Some ereinears and railroad men save $50 h 5000 each toward it. Tho Caaaaian pacifc railroad gave building sic. A business man said: @I've got two boys eoiHa to the bad eao, ef Gem is worth $500. wf'l give seaaa.. town law fs curious a6eHt ea@61taa there. II resds5 s#l1 games as e59aaoe shall be deemed eambltae, eHa aa# draw poker
 Noosafaw opened new rooms for railroad men on New Years day. Vancouver las gotten over is boom and built an association building. The Grand Trunk railway is opening new buldings at Allandale and Mimico. These will make fifteen division points equipped with association buildings and largely maintained from the company's funds. The Inter- colonial railway has also opened as socation buildinas at Stellarton and Spring Hill. N. s. The International committee has eneagel a travelling secretary to supervise these railway associations. His field will extend
 from Nova Scotia to Vancouver.
 Lord Stratheona was a big givar to the McGill Univers't ty association building recently opened. and it's hall bears his name. Tehn Penman, he chairman of the Provincial commit tee, whose factories arc at Paris. Ont.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

mas gwen valuable build ng to the S's29"@f;.s,Jh ehele, Montreal is rais- Ing Sl5o,o00 to double the size of it's building, and movements are on to erect new buildings or to double the I capac-ty of the present ones in a half score of towns.
 The Canadian associations have in hve years increased their membership 6V per cent and doubled in efficiency ana equipment. They have sent out fifteen secretaries to organize asso- cations in China. India and Japan ana give more money than any asso- clatlon of their size in the world 10 lhls purpose. The Montreal secre- tary D. A. Budge, is to go to Australia to develop the movement in that coun try. Several of the leading general secretaries in the states are Cana dians.
 The growth has been so great in the Canadian provinces that their representation on the International committee of North America has been Increased from three to seven. and constituted a Canadian sect.on. with Headquarters at Montreal. This committee is made up of c. r. Wil. 5}3'z1s. Chairman; Abner Kinaman, D. Y. Ross. Geo. |. Stephens. c. T. Fer. zasson, ". M. BHflss and Harvey Ora. ham. with Hon s II. Flake aud ] D 4.Aiae 2s a5y so2y ne beas. These 13@4- aaa among Jhe most fromfaeat
 .''ess a5.1 professional 5f8a of the
 aaa 9.5st oH them laa.a 'se sfa h. Y.N.G.
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 s3as=s=.4 =e#,aH= q s4#e Ion 4 a.aHa SegHa ee5a sT5sfl aa4a# ..z fne# #ezeaiHsaf work =e9 t.ss azs5ef7= tio'-s. S't..ee#I haze held tl5a =:5asfs;5n of minister of militia, have observed tie same satisfactory work in ths camps Of Dominion. Recently bfeu@ht the matter up ill the militia council for an option as to the char. acter of the service done by the asso- ciatlons, and I have much pleasure n saving that the verdict has been unanimous n it's favor The asso. cations own lakes and islands and tracts ef land in the forests for thei1. summer camps. Their athletes are leaders in association feot ball, heck. ey, snoWshoeins. lacrosse, canoeing md all the outdoor sports.
 This great growth in the Canadian association has been fostered by the rhree Provincial committees. with jiisir travelling secretaries. and bv the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
Marines Win.

Accompanied by loyal band of rocters, the Y. M C. A. basketball team journeyed to Little Rock Friday evening and took the Y. NJ. C. A. team of that city into camp by score of 23 to 22. The game was well played throughout, and as the closeness of the score would indicate, the result was in doubt until the last half was over. The local boys put up the best game, however. and deserved to win. cutplaying their opponents at nearly every position.
 The local center, Averitt, was easi- ly the star of the contest His work was spectacular at al times, and kept the Pine Bluff contingent in con stant uproar, causing them to com. pletely drown out the Little Rock rooters. For Little Rock Abbott play ed splendid game at forward, his accurate basket-throwing being the main feature of their scoring. Evans played in the place ef Lindsay for Pine Bluff part of the last half. The leans lined up IS follows:
 Pine Bluff Nartnes-Averitt c. Reeves f. Wbzte f. Faaly 2, Lind- say
 Little Rocf-Dr. Jcoos 2, {hbo1f f HHance9 I. Harmon Q. paco q.
 Fae'l# #taam now Eas won eamo. asE Ha 5te will f7 a'sTed of at Pine
 Inf 1ats3s ea bafa95 taa saas9n aiaeos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
Robert Garry.

Robert Garry, the famous Bible reader and speaker on religious top lcs, comes to the Pine Bluff Y. M. c. 4. next Tuesday evening for a series of meetings. Mr. Garry is in demand wherever there is d local branch of the r. tng Mems Christian associa- ton, and Secretary Richardson con siders Pine Bluff very fortunate to cure Mir. Garry at this time. Some of his history may be interesting to Fhose who will be in his audiences next week.
 MT. Garry is an Irishman, an old soldier of the civil war. and for 3a years a machinist in the employ of the Holly Manufacturing company of lockport, \. Y., which is his homc Owing to the death of his father when q small boy he obtained little or nc education, having attended school on- | four months in his life: and up to fa time of his conversion at the age nf g in the year lS7a. he had no ladWlo5&a whatever ef tle Df}Ie. Hu=
 iaeo that time he t2e @.vau such asosn attention f5 fba s}Jfg= q faT g4a e. G"d tA1. ht hae .4at6g5d t as only fz55 men !i#t7= sfFe
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 #c1 tT e5ee Cos .s=a1 sae#esags H ea'.aH =f8f= "ala N fn@ r. sez e495 my Bad | Paa3z ssa4la. s5E=. a=a# vatE#sfa9 za1I laEa= =sae9aa Ra4=
 saIry for thu Is1-lsa Mere B.5Ie enfereneo. Perhsps na etAor laymaa E the United States las q better knowledge of the Scriptures. Garry has helped mo in Bible study more han anE other man, General Sec rstarF A. P. Gillette of the Boston. Aass.. railroad Y. NJ c A. writes to tbe secretaries Of New Enoland: 'S'GI can't tell the fellows in too strong language that they will miss a fare treat if they do not come out to hear him. This will be q rare op- hcftunitE, and l hope you will not miss hearing him, and also tell your friends to hear him. Also make your plans to attend every service possible. Sc man can afford to miss hearing Robert Garry"
 Evangelist Fred P. Smith says of Nr Garry. It is like little visit to heaven 10 have him a9cual;" so a'an your time SC as to get much oc him.
 Bv specia1 faeus st inc aaapaae4ent 3ae decided te maEa all services oper to heth ladies ansl men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
l J. ..l. J. c. s.l-.

That fae barometer should he al ialz porlnt T fgctse in indicating i=4.... ..o-
 ue.eal ea.aa.aaB4 k to many ae un. s5Nable mYatos... There should nv ever, be no difficulty ln ender hg that tie simple principle uuae alg the construction is that the frg, nd uRiettered air balances eohiH.3 of mercury varying in height. accae. ..3ys to the circumstances of the mGrrst. whose average elevation at the lcys' of the Sea is thirty inches It is known. because directly ascertainable, that thirty cubic inches Of mercury weigh close upon fifteen pounds avoirdupois, and therefore. as commonly expressed. the pressure of the atmosphere is, un- der normal conditions, fifteen pounds on every square inch - equivalent to nearly ton on q square foot, more than eight and q half tons on square yard and of lG0 tons on square Of ten ana q quarter feet side Scientific calculation also places the aggregate weight of the atmospheric envelope surrounding the world at about 5,O0O,- G40,O09,0C) Of tons, and this may be represented aS the weight of solid leaden h2,l having diameter of sixty miles. Such figures are really beyond human comprehension.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
}0''' M02111aY
The New sivess-M7iton Dsy Goods
 Ready fer Business.

The sivess-Waltcn company will epen their new sto4e at 22o Main street Monday with an absolutely new stock of dry goods and millinery. The proprietors have been enea@ed in the Egsiness= world cf Pine Bluff for soy eFal years. and are well-b,loWn to tho trading public, their name being T sufficient guarantee of fair dealing and good sock. Tic store has been fitted mp in very attractive manner. and is in the best Of shape to receive the public
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

t2'-N
 Mary was nai,ins, so 1t was natural
 Joe should wait for il by Mary's bench
 and talk willie he waited.
 The other girls were not slow to no-
 tice, and there were many sly little darts aimed at Joe in his absence
 Mary soon learned that his tesctting sin WAS driaE. The c6nyiv3ldy of the cup that cheers had no Vaccinations for him. II abstaincd totally fur Iaat#.l4.
 aniy to fail srier92sIy when tbe iaaate alAi agoazipg tilirs for liquor oyer came him. Then he df.tt!s had apa
 loH@, suffering untol1 rers3eee &fter Ia appetite had Heen aat.9toH.
 &i!2n F9salnl 5oe, his oequaiH1 13 z.a wish Mary a wooE old sEe3 il ae i1.3.t call oa tha gal in H@r hone. 5hl eicr brown os ilet h. &tue flar.1. y.
 A.ea a@s a.r eUl3a." she rs..i l 2las@t @t=s-e ,= aJA .sa3. U l=,se.il 5HHar# ea .aFHr f-ae#a, ies a, =r='s
 .iae e.assea And daa5 uze tiefes D e.7=r t555 ts' s5.e=aI. .5t tf=.= 5la6ealiz.= szsoz zesa.sf1 Il =1f.s.s: sa ! H.oa t5o5, j.5, hH0U It ja#5 as quitz.2
 f9e.y Wednesday aud sau.s55 ..5. .a- iee ,'teleaf 7cr found Joe q &srE.s
 -e. l0s lfa Ns sea1 enE Ja il i5re. He family =cI the t-& fo.laH &-4 made neso of him than the frjaa- ig Lat oHtWn9iiy indifferent Mary. i#4 talked politics Hith her father. beaHel ftr mother wind endless skeiHs of 4ata and eascd Ter smail brother over foHaa places in the "three r's.' =
 FortnightiF Joe and his sweetheart attended tie dances of the P&5tjae Pleasure club at Hibernta han. the teamster Seraalloasly sober and fairly eXuding pride and happiness, while }Iary's demurencss was bclied by the sparkle of her eyes.
 Twice the old insiGious longing for hqror fought with Joc's love- but was Worstcd. For days during these pc riods he traaallea with the manfully | suppressed longing when he passed a sai0on. In the past he had fallen aD easy victim; it was different now.
 For dazzling Fian was taking form in .I0e's honest brain He had the home where he lived with his aged parents repaintcd and papored; during tAe long sumner erenings he shine!cd the kitchen and built a back porch, for he was handy with tools, and several arti- cles of furniture had been added to the living room out of his wages or savings.
 Winter had come before he finally mustered up courage to ask the ques- lion whieh such preparations fore fended. And the answer he received was not what he had hoped
 "Gh, daren't. Joe; I daren'tw little Mary had said, the merry eyes sober for once 'i like you, but'-her voice sank to suppose you got 'rinEine again. l couldn't stand that. Toe''
 "Oh. but Mary. haven't touched q irop in six months"' he responded ear lestly. And please God, if you'll mar y me I'll never take another drink"
 But she still shook her head. That sn | long enough. Joe; wait six months nores
 And to all his pleading this was her answer until Joe. i'll a burst Of disap- ointment and wounded pride, declared -he time too long to wait for any one; here were others: now
 Mary was q girl of spirit She tossed ter brown head and commended the sulky Joseph tV those "othars." He A'~ sS=un1E -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
N , ' : . pAT2 . N :.

Tho Gi+izel.s '3s'tf aad Tr9nsit con
 wii5 s}ai down Hheie #'a=# 5oiar 'er about t'}fr.v13i iertas batWaea l a0l 2 o'cl@<5 '. =1a eeraon ia 99H7aH to nj ==aa5est5 0a tf at. IT. ti1se cf sho dav 9.as caos #a '#1 a'a5aE as ba:a Inc nc .fo' '7'2@e+1e s'z2t-devsa= of t1fa pl7at 8zf-l l1 i8ceaventoH ca s1fa na. 43.' cs c4pp9nY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
Offers a. Prize.

Can't Walter White of the Shorts has offered signet ring with the Y. M. C. A. emblem engraved there- on 10 the Short who brings in the most new members during the month of March
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
TEACHERS MEET
The Teaching of Grammar the Sub
 ject of Interesting Discussion.

Pine Bluff school teachers held a very interesting meeting Friday after noon at the high school, Prof Thatch presiding. The principal talks of the afternoon were given by Prof Allen and Mrs. Means. on the teaching of grammar, and were much enjoyed by the teachers present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

-Wanted-Threa good hustling young men, between eighteen and twenty years of are, to sell copies of my Illustrated Industrial Souvenir Of Pine Buff and Jefferson County, Ar kansas. Apply to Geo. H. Adams.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

sscured to bring the membership up eo l50, which is the largest number ever enrolled i'll the junior depart ment at one time. The contest was won by the Blues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
HeY.L LIcfnsai1 =Spaaiss.

Rev. T. C. Johnson of Warren, Ar kansas. will be the speaker at the mems meeting at 3 o'clock this after- noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
I...,l4- EstLat1igt-,a .Csn. es.

5a .saazz feaa ha Intermediate et7ss= =pla#ea Friday evening in 5ha 2 f.} &@ana =isr}. a2z7 taa team canttia= #e3 ts Kizar won, the score being 7 ta 3. The Shorts took the sealps oE tho Longs aeasa= tha aeafa being 1f Q {.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
The Blues Win.

In the junior contest between the Reds and the Blues, which close3 on March l, enough new members were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

cooperation of the International com mittee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
sati.ta a:] as:...: ]: ]: foadIay,

Your last lls ne2 fo buy Ee9esla4j....
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

E AJE1s9s55 zs--T OLD AND.
 .@@l West @17s as sse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

faeels9.a'4 tee nau9l tested sith sF57. taata ti=a dollar Temp'a lad hia azea a &eiaz everapre A;s H-tr#la4 free #'5a be feac6ed=up into E tHa+siIsza = if to j1s.s. en q Fepe fyfsf 5ells!2 ia coml4nnt- ed acoa6dlF
Arizona republican., 1906-11-24
PEACE DIsTURBER-willia:

Mulcahy got seven days in the county jail from Justice JohnstOne's court yesterday for disturbing the peace.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-24
or LOCAL
 Ill INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Rain.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-24
CAME BACK FOR THE WINTER

James D. Luker. wife and family. ac- companied by their brother-in-law, John Brennan are here for the winter They spent the summer at Long IslanC Sound