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New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

BOY. 16. oolored. 70 wait on door. or
beilboy: salary 81. c. Morris. 21s West
2sth ct, top floor.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CHAUFFEUR'S HELPER.-By .,nsI.
young American in repair shop or on
gentIenan's place. Address r r. Malone,
I50 Bleecker ST
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

CONTOURIST.-B young German: under
stands all outline work. or do any other
work Address Adolf Irmler. care Richter.
207 East s9th St
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

OFFICE BOY.-Bv drygoods commission
house. about IS: ProteStant-AmeTtcan
some experience preferred Address =. O.
BOX ,4Ss New York
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

CABINETAIA KER, 20. talks little and IN
aerstands English; best reference 10 years
experience. knows business perfectly. jon
athan George. ~ West 18th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

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New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

COLLEGIATE studying during day. wants
evening employment ct anything, every
evening II necessary; good At figures. Ad-
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

DiINEII-By young man 20: has expert
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work Otto Amsler. AIS 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

CHAUFFEUR, reliable; young man; strtot-
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ing IN repair shop. William Regan. los sth
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The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-10
Seattle, May 5-Assay Office

Seattle, May 5-Assay Office thief Adams has been indicted on over 100 counts for larceny of gold dust.
 Washington, May 5-rhe street car companies state that they will put in double tracks to the Univer- sity grounds, and ferries on Lake Washington and that there will De an hourly service on the Union Pacific roads if these grounds are selected for the site of the Alaska exposition.
 Seattle, May 1-The same fac tion here that secured the nomina- ton of Dick Ryan as delegate at the Seattle convention last Novem- Der. are now booming him for del- gate to congress from Alaska. They hope to secure the aid of the Panama Miners Association for their candidate and thus save a split on Wickersham in that dis trict. They declare that the nom- nations will be made by petition. A recent interpretation of the law is that those who did not spend the winter in Alaska. if actual res idents, are entitled to vote. It is expected that a large vote will be boiled at Oroa.
 Seattle, May 7-The Arlington Dock and government warehouse were totally destroyed by fire at four o'clock this morning. The transport Sherman, which was tied up at the wharf, had a narrow es cape. She was lowed out into the stream with her rigging in flames, but the fire was exiinguishe1 be- any serious damage was done. The Corwin. ready to sail for Nome. was saved after 8 hasd fight The French ship Daniel lost her masts and all her rigging. The entire water front was threatened and it was after hard fight that the that the danger was averled. The government lost a large quantity Of sores.
 Washington, May 8-The bill ior thc protection ami regulation of the ti-kerie. of Alaska. which was introduced by representative Cashlnan, passed the House yes terJav. The bill provides that caunerie- shall pay a license of four cents a ease and ten cents barre! for salted salmon. which money shall be turned into an Alaska Fisheries Fund" to be used under the direction of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor for the protection, regulation, in- vestigation and inspection of Alas kan fisheries, and for the mainte- nance of fish hatcheries. Senator Nelson will oppose the bill in the Senate, as if passed it will deplete the funds now available for con struction of roads and trails by the road commission te such an extent a. to seriously interfere with i'm prssements now planned. The bill will probably not pass the Senate.
 Washington, May s-A bill some what similar to the Higgins measure, granting aid to the Alas ha Central Railway, has been ia vorably reported by the House committee. The bill repeats the s10O mile license tax on railroads and granta 8 large tract Of land for terminal purposes. A provision is also made for extending the time ot crtnuletinu of the road f1r five
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-10
Seattle, May 5-Marshal Shoup

Seattle, May -5-Marshal Shoup left on the Cottage City for Juneau last night. He says the republican convention will be held at Juneau in May for the nomination of a delegate and that the democratic convention will also be held this month. Party politics will not govern the election but for both parties to nominate q candidate Is the only feasible way to do. The second and third divisions will be asked to wire proxies representing them ta parties in SeattSe who can attend and give these districts rep rosentatien.
 San Francisco. Mcy 5-The free food for the homeless here will last only eleven days more. There is only 900,o0O cash on hand. The committee announces that no plans for the reconstruction of the city have been formulated so far. They can only raise funds to rebuild slowly. Harrison has been ap- pointed chairman of the committee on rebuilding. lie says there must be less talk and more work by the committee if they expect to accom- plish anything.
 Baku, May 5-Revnlutionis,s cut "a tunnel seven hundred feet to the floor of the magazine where the government has it's reserve oi ann munition stored and were about to remove the powder and ammuni- ton when they were discovered. A number Of the men have been arrested.
 Washington, May 5-Roosevelt's message to Congress regarding the Standard Oil Co. says that beside securing three quarters ot d million annually on rebates from the raii roads there is another secret late given on 2G.000.000 gallons which is produced annually in the Uni.ed States, 23,000,000 of which i, under the control Of the corporation. Since Garfield's investigation the railroads have cen canceling the secret rate, showing their guilt. Charges are made against the Ne. York Central that it has been thwarting the law, and agains. tie sugar trust which seldom pays lawful rate. The departmen. of justice will soon start prosecutions.
 Elizabethpool, May 7-Govcrnor Rolvitch was assassinated in the street yesterday by means of bomb. The assassin escaped.
 Tokio, May 7-As a reward for his distinguished services during the war with Russia Admiral Togo will be made a Count All the generals have been ordered to a confer nee to discuss army reforms.
 Moscow, May "A bomb was thrown at the carriage of Admiral Doubasoff, Governor of Moscow, yesterday, who was only slightly injured. His aid and secretary and the thrower oi the bomb, wlo was dressed as an officer. were ils- stantly killed.
 St. Petersburg, May 7-The con stitutional democrats held eau GUS yesterday to give instructions to the party committee The news of the attempt upon the life of Ad- miral Doubasoff was announced in the caucus and was heartily cheered. Parliament will open Thursday and many members and
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-10
Wanted.

For Copper River Railway, good rockmen, wages 30c per hour. Alp ply to NJ. J. Heney, Cordova.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-10

Washington, May 4-TKe Cali dornia delegation deprecates the in- troduction of the bond guarantee resolution for rebuilding the city for fear it will hurt Frisco. They want to raise private funds for the purpose. Gmners Sergeant For estor. Sergeant McNally and pri- vate Niemeyer have received special mention for their bravery in handling guncotton during the attempt to stop the spread of the fire at San Francisco.
 Topeka, May 4-Kansas repub- licans in the convention here ySs- terday nominated Hoch to succeed himself as governor.
 Washington, May 4-The presi- dent has sent message to Con- gress urging the adoption of reso- lution thanking foreign countries for their offers ef aid to Frisco.
 Washington, May 4-Senator Piles has introduced a bill to es- tablish a lightship fourteen miles off Cape Fiattery.
 St. Paul, May Ut is rumered that the. Great Northern Steamship line has been sold te a European company. Great Northern officials here deny that such sale ha. been ma,le
 Washington, May 1.-The presi- dent has granted q pardon to Joe Notti, who is serving an eighteen month sentence at McNeilPs island dor shooting a man who was jump ing his claim on Esther creek, near Fairbanks last September. Judge Wickersham and the district attor- ney endorsed his application for a pardon.
 Madrid, May5-While the Jesuit priests Martinez and Morales were conducting mass at the High Altar Cathedral at San Domingo the Priest Martinez drew a revolver from his robe and shot Morales dead then killed himself.
 Washington, May 5-At the urgent request of the department of justice Judge Wickersham ap- peared before the subcommittee oi the House and urged appropria- tions for federal jail. in Alaska. At Fairbanks $10300 is wanted for new building, at Nome s190Ga for repairs and S50eo at Valdez for repairs.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-10

They declare that he Is the strong man available, and they hope to secure the endorsement of the Tan ana Miners Association. Nome- ties who are here will fight Ryan in his race for the delegateship. They say they are confident of be- ing able to deliver the Nome Min ers' Union to McChesney.
 Washington, May S-The com mittee on territories has made favorable report on the Hamilton bill, which provides for an appro- priation of $35 ,OOO for a reconnais- sance and preliminary survey of route for a mail and pack trail. and to determine the feasibility of railroad from the navigable waters of the Panama river to the Seward peninsula This bill also provides for obtaining such additional in formation as is possible regarding other proposed railroad routes in Alaska
 Washington, May .S-The Hig- gins bill, granting federal charter and the right to purchase terminal grounds to the Alaska Railway Co.,, commonly known as the Burleigh road, has been favorably reported by the House 'Committe on Terri tories. Other proposed Alaska lines will fight the bill, claiming that it is an unjust discrimination against them.
 Seattle, May 9-Carl Johanson has purchased the mills and tim Der holdings of the Gold Bar Lum- Der Co.,, at Gold Bar, Wash. The price paid fol the property was $297 .00O. The mills vii he worked b their fullest capacity.
 Seattle, May 9-It is claimed by local Alaskans that Governor Hog gait will handle his following in Southeastern Alaska to assist Shoup, and that Judge Wicker sham, who can control the Third Division, will insure Shoup's sup port in that district.
 Seattle. May 9-In order 10 off set the boom started for McChes- ncy, of Fairbanks. for delegate, the friends of Ryan have decided to drop him and unite forces on Dr. Cabel Whitehead.
 Seattle, May 9-Fred r. Meyers, of Nome, arrived in this city yes terday. He says that a corpora ton called the Candle Ditch Co. has been organized to build ditch Sl miles long to Candle creek, at:e cost of $1 ,000,0o0. It will be ne- cessary to bore a tunnel 1000 feet in length through the divide be tween Candle and Eldorado. When completed this ditch will be able to-supplY every claim on Cam dle with ell the water needed.
 Washington, May 9-The geo logical survey has decided to ex- tend its hydrographic investiga- tions to Alaska thls summer, with view to obtaining a better water supply for the use of the miners.
 St. Petersburg, May 9-Parlia- ment will be opened tomorrow. The Czar is in fear of assassination while going to the meeting. All possible precautions have been taken, the route to be followed by the royal party being entirely closed to the public. Guards have been stationed all along the line Of travel Thousands of police t-.,.1 Lcc,, Inr,,.I+ ,,, rroY,, ip fa sicr
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-10
lelegTaphic News
 Of The Week

Washington, May 4-Senator Tillman closed the debate on the railroad rate bill and created sen. sation by his attack on the courts. He said the country had no faith in the United States courts because the judges themselves could not agree. He said there was nothing holy or infallible about a judge He might change his mind after a sleepless night CT if his stomach troubles him. Not only are the judges not infallible but some are not incorruptible-
 Victoria, May +Indians have reported to the wife of Lineman Logan. who recovered most of the bodies of the Valencia victims, that there is au insane man shr:eking, shouting and crying in the woods at Darling creek on Vancouver is land, living on berries and roots He is believed to be a survivor of the Valencia. A hunting party has been organized to capture him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04
NEN RRIneE

Wise Conniy has Just COM
pleted fine rcw steel bridge
acvoss Gre>t River enc half mile
south Of Coehnrn on thc Dun
cannon road This makes four Of
these modern structures in the
County: two heing ia The Town
OF Blk stone Gap. and one across
Pound River at Pound. Wise
County also owns one half of ,he
splendid new bridge across the
Clinch River at II Paul, the
other half belongs 10 Russell
County. The river there Is the
line between the two Counties.
Russell County has quite a num-
Der of good bridges acr Css Cline
Lee and Scott what did you say
about bridges
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04


prof. n. a. s.u1aeT, The public
school tracher oc head 81 Glover
Fork ia nltrisn county. Ky was
over here saturday evening and
SUNDAY visiting Prof B.G.loung
De- sclccl teacher here Ihesefvo
Young gentlemen are bright. NICE
efficient teachers
Two marriages took place ,sst
week on Glover Fork IN Harlan
County. Ky. They are as follows ;
Charley Short of Clondike 10 Miss
HELEN Clark of Legg, Wise Coun-
~. These two are aged about 30
wears. Camel Bush 20 Miss.
Gonna Flanary: Rev W. NJ. Rice
oiliciated in the marriage cere-
monies
\. J. Payne was bound over
to appear at court in bond of
LOCO. 90 for shooting and Kill
pg John Lawson. on Cox Greek
last week
George W. Kilhournc and
Charles Sprolls of Appalaraia
passed hes- Saturday euroute Co
lower Crab Orchard on land
dcal
". :. Palmer went 90 Bristo
last week ou business.
James Ward of Olinger was
here buying calves last week.
Z. c. Riddle has very sick
child here.
Goodloe Bros. Of Big Ston,
Gap was here last week on bust.
ness.
The vallv Of Bic Crab orch
rd.carries three valuable seam
of coai underlying thi- country
One . foot one 3 feet ami one /
feet thick. These valuable veiu
viii haNefo he shafi,l when min
ei. The Blaca Mountain Is. Il. 60
haas secured nearly ail of th
right of way toth,ir railway hes,
IN
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81
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,. House called a. oricr
by Counts Chairman. II. Z.
Bruce.
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cd Secretary.
). BY motion of Mr.. [ vine.
a short recess was taken To
select mcmberS of the E.xccu-
tive COMMITTEE.
4. The following members
were selected:
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

Tne ian siri % eos the rea
uetaad of s.eeYirs ~,l Mains tst
-c~ Berlin theory ct waking up Is o1e
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,iaa named Halle. 90 Germany. ..,
tricd 30 .ron his pa en,s ia a Lee "a
santariu1i. ana such waz as sr c,ss
tha' he has Kept on with H.
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TENTS. who were a i.tle zoo s.oat
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deliberately. Fore arc she iiale r B S..
ne ,ries by vh.eh you can m-. e yo-.-
SELF taller
VASE up in The mora.-s ari
stretch Practice the arm m1.e 'ea.-.
ll.l yorr bash. sfre,ca yo-r ar-s
over soug head and .r.aeine taai q, 20
have orm1tcls in your aaads a. e.-
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trFs Move sorr arms urvrro oelln
end aea.n Try ,he rrr notion s.-c-
Ways Keep on for nrc or zen ui.ll. 80
Then stretch Sfretcn every muscle IA
: your body Keep orr strctca.rg vn'h
you hate stretched for t. minutes
Thon begin and gap.
This waking up slowly ls really al
thcrs is of the famous Halle method.
which women $50 90 Germany ana pay
small fortune 90 learn. Any woman
can pick IL up for herself Bat IL
takes time and time is something the
average woman does ROT possess.
The tain girl is eating the foods that
make The frame grow She takes meat
once day and usually white meat. II
she can ert &c. she also eats hsh
And She eats fruits by the quantity
AMI there is another thinr wnien
the i'n fWi does no' neglect anu '"'N
- hoNf OK tymh's'ies. IL p Hee
csslft Toy her 20 pFAct'e' ~ i'N '9''0'
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"fl ih't
pine the Ghost raised Is very gan
norun And it 81. a hna.k "n'cA ih
. lemI1inc Sis iooter hat learned 9A
Keeps hrf 'A'7l fai7A A'' '"' ,'''''
woe ftFs l-A -'i' i'-'-' "'"
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STAIRS -h' docs n'i lnFo" "'l. 'D'
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

10 should be covered with art linen,
upon which are embroidered two btt
fcrGics or any little for.l icslsu. The
back should De about eisit inchcs vide
and seven inches deep. The piece FOR
the front is the same width and half
the depth. The material used 60 cover
81 is embroidered cor paiuted with The
words shaving Paper" Trim the
top with cord. which should be curled
round az each end. sew this front TO
the back. then edge with cord. curled
az the corners. Ribbon is sewn 90 The
hack to form a loop to hang it up by.
and it IS ornamented with a bow.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04
CASE FOR SHAVING PAPER.
No Doubt the Man OF the Family
Would Thoroughly Appreciate
This Very Convenient Article.

A case for holding shaving papers
that can be hung on. or by the side
OF tie shaving glass. is thing that 10
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

AAA" A. '"A'ffNt
Castor oi may he used on the eye
hrows 90 make them erow. but IL
rhouid NOT Dr. used ON Che eyelashes-
C.mhine tho Oh win equal parts OF
alcohol and perfume slightly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

~ la1o
t von i stone,
u pareh''y described -
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-19
Dickinson Commercial
Club.

The Dickinson Commercial club met
last Saturday evening in the opera
house. The attendance was not large,
due probably to the fact that the auto
mobile fire occurred about 8 O'Clock.
Presi dent Stickney reported that he
had forwarded to the Red Cross COM
mittee s616. 50, Dickinson's contribution
to the San Francisco sufferers. The
amount did not include $50 sent by
individuals, $50 donated by the local K.
P. lodge and contributions by one or
more of the church societies, making in
all a sum OF probably 500 from the city.
In the absence of w. F. Burnett, ]. G.
Quinlivan acted as secretary.
Frank Baker, VIC Crawford and L.
A. Simpson submitted their draft of BY
laws and constitution, practically the
Fargo club adoption. A few changes
were made and the report vas accepted.
Some members thought it would be
wise to increase the number Of trustees,
but no definite action was taken.
President Stickney will likely call
another meeting within a short time.
The Dickinson press., 1906-05-19
Saturday, May I9, 1906.
LOCAL NEWS.

Trunks and v~alises. Best at the
Hub. I-I3-tf
J. F. Brodie left Tuesday for the east
on land business.
Rugs in various sizes, newest pat
terms, S1.25 to $500. Crowl & Co. 5-Io-tf
Charles Bakke's little girl has been
quite sick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jeske, Of South
Dickinson, have a little son..
Good girl wanted at good wages, for
Homework. Apply L. N. Cary Mandan.
5-5-tf
Anton Fossum OF La Cross, Wis, has
engaged as carpenter with the Mandan
Mercantile Co.
Herman Leutz of Taylor has money
to loan on farm lands, on low rates of
interest and five years time. 2-1o-tf
Postmaster J. A. Ferris and son
Arnold, of Medora, were in Dickinson
on Wednesday.
Our tailor is an expert at cleaning,
repairing and pressing, give him a trial.
L. ]. Dickinson & Son. 1t
The Northern Pacific and Great
Northern have announced a &c mileage
rate, good for passengers on either
road.
Children's and misses dresses in very
pretty %ginghams and chambrays, at ex-
c%eedingly low prices, at Mrs. J.. l..
browns. 5-1o-3t
DR.. v. H. S%tickney went to Fargo
Tuesday for the medical meeting. DR..
H. A. Davis and Miss Florence left in
the evening for the same place.
y Mrs. ]. L. Brown just received a fne
line of ladies' and misses walking
skirts. Colors: cream, navy. brown,
grey and black. 5-19-3t
Mr.. Lightner, a prominent business
man of St. Paul, was in the city OF
Wednesday,. He was returning from
a trip to the Coast.
A fine line of misses and children's
a caps and sailor hats, in assorted colors
and wide range of styles, from IS cent
up, at Mrs. J. L. Browns. 5-Io.3t
F. E. Morgan made homestead final
proof at the United States land Office
in Dickinson the past week. C.. {.
Mead and E. S. Clough were witnesses.
We carry the largest stock OF blank
books in the city. Everything from a
SC memo. to a 500 page ledger. Nc
Donald & Pomroy. 3-31-tf