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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-27
SONS OF HERMANN.

Making Arrangements for a Ladies'
 Night.
 An invitation to attend their installa- ton of officers publication was extend- ed by Friendens Lodge, OOrd:r Sons of Hermann, to Einigkeit Lodge, the la dies branch of the order. The affair will take place at the conclusion of the next meeting, Friday evening, January A. 1907, in the rooms of Dorscht Lodge, No. S51 Chapel street. The newly elect ed officers of the lodge were instructed to prepare a musical programme and to provide a feast for the ladies'
 The lodge meeting on that evening will be called to order at 7:SO o'clock After disposal of routine business the officers will be duly installed by Depu- ty Bohnwagner, followed by the initia- tion of three young candidates.
 The officers, as elected last Friday evening, are:
 President--Paul Wledmann.
 Yice-President-Otto Kanneglesser. Recording sscretary-Charles Miller. Financial Secretary--Arthur Petzsch. Treasurer-AIbert F. Fehlberg
 Trustee-August Kell.
 Delegates to the Central association of G5rman-American societies-Paul Gebhard and Edward Lehing.
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in peace and justice and has turned

in peace and justice and has turned many away from iniquity.
 "A sore affliction has befallen this parish which in the most festal season of the year is unadorned and plunged in grief, No Christmas greens or car ols to-day, but instead habiliments of woe and requiem dirses.
 You mourn with reason; and for whem? Is it a public spirited citizen Yes. Is it loving father? Yes. And more loving father than the most devoted of fathers.
 You mourn to-day q priest of God one who by his ministry restored order which the Lord proposed in creation and which was disturbed by sin emi- nent in the dignity of priesthood. He stands between God and man having special signs of a divine embassy. His dignity transcends kings, emperors and even angels for the angelr them- selves reverence the dignity of the priest.
 This dignity is great because 1t has lOCHLAlS Nllll tllC pllCiShilOuu Ol OlI lSI. He is another Christ, for Christ died to institute the priesthood The priest must carry his cross bearing the bur dens of his office manfully The office of priesthood is viaorusis and he must not fear to follow his master.
 His office is a toilsome ministry. In public calamities he is the resource of the suffering. He may sacrifice his very life, and he is daily doing his simple duty. His office is public one in the most sublime and astounding sense for he stands for all people.
 Such was your pastor who lies there martyr felled by the great work he undertook founding this parish, and erecting this magnificent temple. He was famed for his self -innoculation everywhere,
 Father Daily from the beginning was the father of his people, He met the difficulties with courage and wisdom, and coming here when the head of the diocese announced the new parish Father Daly soon welded his people into one strong body, His government of the parrish was kind and gentle and paternal.
 His zeal for the glory of G2d's house inspired him to rear a beautiful temple This will be an everlasting monument to Father Daly. The great work which God gave him to do is fn- ished, but in death he is with .ou yet"
 In accord with the wish of Father Daly the interment was in the St. Lawrence cemetery, the custom of burying the first pastor of a Catholic church in front of the building being laid aside to conform with the exores- sion of Father Daly iii saying he wish the death of Thomas McNamara of 22O
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COMING soNG RrcIrAL.

Under the auspices of the Ladiss Aid society of Trinity M. D. church de- ligntful song recital will be given in that church on Thursday evening, Jan uary 3, 1907, by Master Grant Austin of New York, soprano, and Master Eve rett Maclachlan of New York, mezzo soprano assisted by George Ira Tomp- klns of this city, violinist
 These two boys made profound im- pressi6n in a concert here about a month ago and it was by earnest re- quest that they wsre secured for the forthcoming recital. Both are pos sessed of beautiful voices and unusual style and control of voice, in addition to memorably winning personalities. At the recital they will be accompa- nied by H. E. Woodstock, in whose choir at St. Barnabas church, Irving ton-on-the- Hudson, they are soloists. The programme, which is quite re- markable and shows high versatility, is appended
 Save Me, Oh God. ...,.,.....R .Randegger
 Grant Austin. homance .3........ .,......,... SvendSen
 George Ira Tompkins These Are They y....,.,........,.,.,.G Gaul
 Everett Maclachlan. Ara .,..,.............,..., ,..,... Each
 MT Tompkins. Nightingale's song .......,...,...N Neyin Happy song. .......,.,,,.,.,...Del Rleg0 You and l..,..,...,........... Lehman butlerlleS ''....''''.''''.'.. .,..Johns. spring ..,...,.....,, .,,.,.,...s....We Weil
 Master Austin.
 Walthers Praised ..,....,.,...,.W Wagner
 MT. Tompkins.
 The Lark Now Leaves. s.............. ............ ..............H Horatio Parker Maid Songs .....,......,.....Ma Mcdowell Under the Moon. Lehman May Morning ........,,........,iM ,iManney l. Ele .....,..s,.,,.....,.,, .Chaminade
 Master Maclachlan. Ave Marie ,............... Bach, Gounod Masters Austin, Maclachlan and MT.
 Tompkins.
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KILLER HEARING.

Judge Cleayeland hsld another ses- sion yesterday morning on the remon- strance against the fee of Attorney AL bert H. Barclay as administrator of the estate of Abigail M. Hitler. He has charged $9,50O for his fee, and the heirs A. Maxcy Hitler, Judge Charles A. Hil- Ter and Mrs. Charles A. Edwards, claim the fee is too high,
 Attorney Barclay was cross examined yesterday morning regarding the work he had done He said he had given 165 days work to the settlement of the es- tate.
 The distributors on the estate will be appointed shortly
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DURANTs APPEAL.

The appeal of H. R. Durant of Wa terbury from the action of Judge shum- way of the superior court, in debarring him from further practice at law, will not be argued at the January session of the supreme court, which will sit in this city next week.
 The arguments will be made before the April term of the supreme court.
 Th4 reasons advanced are that State Attorney Williams, who presented the case against Dunrant, will be busy with the criminal term in this county, and Attorneys Judson and Gum, who are counsel for Durant will be both busy In the legislature, as one is member of the senate, and the other is mem- Der of the housee
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
TRUSTEE WANTS TRADESMENS
 BANK TO RETURN 5000.

Harry Durant's AppeaI-Supreme Court
 -HiIIer Hearing-HeId on Suspicion
 -ShOpIifter Seat to Jail--Other City
 Court Cases.
 A case of unusual interest was com menced in the superior court yesterday when the action of Nathaniel R. Bron- son against the National Tradesmens bank was put on before Judge Thayer.
 MT. Bronson is a bankruptcy trustee appointed to take charge of the af- fairs of F. S. Wheeler & Co., of this, corporation which was forced into bankruptcy by creditors in 1903
 He asks for $S,11257, paid to the bank from the funds of the corporation to settle alleged personal debts of MT. Wheeler, be returned to the funds of the corporation.
 It is alleged that Mir. Wheeler as pro- prietor of E. s. Wheeler & Co.,. failed in 1887, owing the Tradesmens bank $3C,OO0, and that after the forming of the ID. s. Wheeler & Go. corporation in 1893 Mr. Wheeler began paying off that debt by giving the bank two per cent. upon notes discounted with tn: bank.
 This repayment of MT. Wheelers s debts was divulged whsn the corpora ton was put into banKruptcy in 1903. MT. Wheeler was at that time president of the corporation
 Similar suits ars pending against the First and Yale National banks, the New Haven County the Mechanics and the City banks, all of this city.
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Richard McDermott and John P. Wesson were charged with engaging in a mixup in Richard w. Bronson's sa- loon at 16 East Grand avenue. Wesson was also charged with drunkeness.
 McDermott was fined $15 and costs, and Wesson was fined $5 and costs. Judgment was suspended on the charge of drunkenness. Tomiso Bussinni and Guiseppi Pedulla were charged with a mutual breach of the peace, and their cases were continued until December 29.
 A charge of drunkenness against Ma ry Currsn was nolled, and judgment was suspended on a similar charge against John Roach. Patrick McGrath and Frank R. Lewis, both charged with non-support, had judgment suspended. A like charge, against Henry Kennedy was continued until February 10, nisi.
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FOR INAUGURATION.
ARRANGEMENT ARE BEING
 RAPIDLY COMPLETKD.

Itinerary of the Parade Is Announced
 This Part of the Plan Has Been Com-
 pleted by the Adjutant General
 Stnffs and State officers in Line With
 Dignitaries.
 Hartford, Dec, 26. Arrangements are rapidly being completed for the Inauguration of Governor elect Fs3llin s. Woodruff, which is to take place here January g. Adjutant General Cole has arranged for the inaugural parade as fellows:
 The inaugural parade is ordered, on date mentioned, to start promptly at lSO ?. m. from the Hartford club, Prospect street, taking the following rorto
 From Hartford club to Pearl street. to Trumbull, to Pratt, to Main, to Buckingham, to Washington, thence to the state capitol
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

Coroner Mix Says That Thomas Me-
 Namara Fell Down Stairs.
 Coroner Eli Mix stated last evening to Journal and Courier reporter that tn edeath of Thomas McNamara of 22O Congress avenue, wa accidental.
 As has been before published McNa- mara fell down stairs early Sunday morning at 92S Grand avenue. Coroner Mix announces that the accident cana after a quarrel and that McNamara. who was intoxicated, fell down stairs accidentally.
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DrGNITARIEss IN LINE

Upon arrival at the capitol the staffs and state officers will accompany their excellencies, the governor and gover-
 n9r-elect to the executive chamber, and there remain until notified that the joint assembly of senate and house of representatives are in waiting for his excellency the governor-elect, who will be escorted to the house of repre- sentatives by his staff and state off, cers; the retiring staff being dismissed in the executive chamber at that time.
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PoULYTRY SHOW WEEK IN NEW
 

York.
 New Year week will be a gala one for the exhibitors at the eighteenth annual exhibition by the New York Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock association, which from Tuesday morning, January 1, and closing on Saturday nght, Janu- ary 5, will be open each day from 9:30 a. m., until 1O;S0 p. m, at Madison Square Garden.
 The perfection of poultry raising, from the big standard fowl to the aris- tocratic wall-bred bantam, the self conscious and pretty pigeon, the caged and song birds all are shown; and the appliances necessary to the poultry yard of to-day-the incubators, brood CTS, poultry houses, feed and every thing nesdful will be seen.
 When the pet stock department was added to the attractions, the show gave substantial recognition to the interest in the cavies and rabbits and the pup lie admire thsm, and the ladies and children share their admiration with the grand showing of pigeons. Perhaps the pigeons have the best of 1t, but there are thousands of them to claim their rights.
 Then comes the Atlantic Cat club with it's noted showing of felines- a fashionable event where high-valued cats are in competition for the valua- ble cups and special prizes given The showing is un:qualled by any given in other cities.
 The club, with its hundreds of cats, will have the Concert Hall for it's spe- cial quarters on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and the number of entries and the quality of the cats will exceed last years record.
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BUT LITTLE IMPROVEMENT.

Condition of Mrs. w. J. Miller, of Shell
 ton.
 Shelton, Dec. 26.--Mrs. w. J. Miller was still in a comatose condition this morning, and seemed to be practically completely paralyzed. The only gleam of hope lay in the fact that she still lived, every hour making it more pos sible for her eventual partial recovery, at least. The cast attracts widespread sympathy owing to the suddenness of the attack, and especially at this the Christmas time.
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ALL READY

For Modern Language Meeting
 The twenty-ninth annual session of the Modern Language Association of America will be held in this city in Lampson hall, Yale university on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, The members of the local com mittee of arrangements are: Gustav Gruener. chairman; A. E. Curdy. sec- retary; A. S. Cook, w. L. Cross, N. McKenzie. all of the Yale faculty.
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BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. There is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. Nj. Sum mers Box w, Notre Dame. Ind, will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instruction. Send no money, but write her to-day if your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child; the chances are it can't heln it This treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine difficulties by day or night.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-27
WATERBURY WOMAN BURNED
 TO DEATH.

Waterbury, Dec. 26-Julia Scadden. who lived in Woleott street, was fa- tally burned early to-day while carry h some manner she set fire to her night clothes, and in an instant she was enveloDed in flames. She died in a short time at the hospital.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-27
HAD WHIST PARTY.

Mrs. I. Sugenheimer of State street last evening gave whist to twenty five young people in honor of Miss Hazelstein of New York IA social time was enjoyed. Lunch was served after the whist.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-27
HOSPITAL AID socIErY.

There will not be any meeting of the Hospital Aid society this week. The next meeting will be January f. Forty garments were sent to the hospitals in December. Donation from Mrs. Timo- thy Bishop, St.
 EMMA ?. FITCH,
 Treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-18

nen anything lS Wrong III the kid lfey5 tlIe symptoms are manifest iron the top of your head to the sole of your feet.
 The following are some of them:
 Headache, dizzy spells, sluggish brain, drowsiness, dark rings and floating speeks before the eyes, sa11ow skin, bad breath, heartburn, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, disorder i'll the urine, backache, weak pulse, consti pated or irregular bowels, aching at the knees feverishness ill the feet.
 Prick1y Ash Bitters is the right ,nedi. cine for such symptoms; pre-eminently kidney tonic, system cleanser and reg ulator. It contains all the necessary cine i'll addition to it's admirable inhu- ence i'll strengthening and regulating the stomach, liver and bowels.
 Priclly Ash Bitters begins right by cleansing the bladder and bowels = thereby driving out the impurities which started all the trouble. After this has been accomplished the healing and re- storative e1ensert iii tie medicine will continue the good work, building mp anew the weakened kid1cy $, stimulating l'le l5yef te greater activits, purifying tie blood, and exfzadia. iss restorative i1lHgs.'ee t9 every part af ,l1e #o F. AS q f,su}t=tl}e a9pes5te ae& ai s=z,.es' ii'l- prove tlze eyesara ',aisAter, IL. aeeH2tI, fe9..9a55, tsae hollow @5:Se}s G'1 o5f, .b4 cozs zie@5ea loses tE#s salloe mud .y cast. zi isaz 1olsse.s, 4 .sF #1s=l# sfssi 5t.e c9is. E ..3s=a2t szs I5e5
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 l.. zae1.e4v. Loci F.x.. says eI ,fsver tried ar4thfa- Like iiie~1&. ! eh B5sters tzfors i'll ny life. t does it. wat k aluo,t in . n.9ht. lam tlayy tciitfs 4ll my friends aDoat your sreatrem ely ana ali .r':o try it peak oi the splendid ee sulss T. has dcue u'l much good that will u,xeg .eg n be u1t,soat il n my house" 
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NOTEGE TO CONTRACTORS.
Pirc Bluff, ArN.. Dec. II, 1908.

 Pirc Bluff, ArN.. Dec. IL, 1908.
 wtllat at paDTie ootely at tho front door of he court hoase Sat urday, December 29, noon, a con rrar; to make dirt i'll for the south end of the Flum BaYou br''ya at the cid Naue1pe store. Fh"fo viii bo about 1,20o yards of this york The contractor vlI p, ~a q&ircd 10 arrange for his dirt and other costs that may follow Tha ri@ht is reserved 10 reject an1 CT all bids; plans of the work te he done can be seen in my otfie".
 JAS. COULD.
 County Judge.
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NOTICE TO STOG GkHOLDERS.

The thrt y-lifst regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Merchants and Planters bank of Pine Bluff. Arkansas. for the election of dir"c- tors to serve for the ensuing vear. and for the transaction of any h9s mess that may properly come before. them, will be heId at the rooms Of the association In the city of Pine BmF. Nondav. January 14, 14e7. between the hours of 16 o'clock a m. and 12 o'clock noon.
 A. D. FOSTER, Cashier.
 Pine Bluff, Ark, Dee. 10, 1906.
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STc.,As{MilnEl.{S MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Brick rom pany of Pine Bluff, Ark, will h. held in the office of. said eempaaS upon Tuesday, January $, het"eet the hours prescribed by law, for tA purpose of electjue directors forth ensuing year and the transaction os such other business as may conn before said meeting.
 GARLAND BREWSTER.
 Secretary Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. &, 1906.
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 eau5roi- o4#lAs NeNican t' a3i'#aA Railway ee@8aa7 VIII aoss i6te .e aaa71 'fo eey~ rat5ant= in 2 f@W weeks time. This k the first step .lIsan h5 tba %ay aD8eA t4Ma3 l. nesees~nt4 aIl the cXi&ir@ railroaes ia=t 3e e0tatYr.
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STOCKHOLDERS WEEPING.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust conHany will be held in the directors ,,5om Of said bank at ? o'clock I. ma Monday, January IA, 1907, for ihe pnrpose of electing directors, and any other business that may come before the meeting.
 H. A. Mccoy,
 Secretary and Treasurer. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. F. 1906.
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\ CREDIT TO CITY:
 GRSHnIG'S CHREsIMAS EDITION.

The following clippings from the Helena World Of la~t Monday will prove ja-eaastips ie Graphic readers: Mr Gaae2e Naalas ef Pine Fluff. 2as .a.ss aaana2ef ef the Pine Emf t1aaa5e. tie CIV. a.a..Y.ag yes saf,ia and ssa1la2 &I lie G3efuzae. t'H. .Ad5 sls c5aP5pzaa fle= we4s sal= a,z..as 84s -,##. .lfa aaj t 54:#HY- als. '.1. aHs##9A tf55 e;5.a-5lI- a.a 551 zz..5a3 a54a4..... s=4 1ez.#aa eM ea5a.Ia- ai nsse aa s..atfa. as saI
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STOi kE}GiDf.ise, MEETING.

The aauaal meetiH4 8f .he stock holders of tho Pine Biua 'frust com pany will he held in he eompan% .s office on Monday, January 21, l9a1. at 10 o clock a. III. for the purpose Of eleeting directors and the trans action of sach other business as may como before them
 D. C. BELL. See and Treas. Pine Bluff, Ark, December 15, 9oe
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BHtDGE LETTING.

 Pine BlQIf, Ak, Dee Ii, i9o6. in pursuance 10 law will let at the front door of the court he.'ea iu the city of Pine Bluff, al l2 o'clock noon, on Saturday, Daeom- ar l7. 1906. a contract for ~a- eairs on the first class bridge ,s.ross RerriseauN BaHoa on the 3ieGehoe road 70 Lees Fe@r2. 'fsn5 aad sh"eifieasiens can be -aen at my office or at the county r! k : office.
 nrid&. about 2to feet long.
 JAMES GOULD.
 County Judge.
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holders af 5Ge GjlIzeHs RleH of Pine Hialt Ari-5 Wl!l=ae held b4rhf4 house, JGeaa$, @aa <. =l.a51,= b5.I0e4.ft ie=# hours e Hla and 3 D to= for thl pH-'s.s ot olecti12 directors To e"r9" fsH 1ne cr5ufne year. and for vglf ' bltalue&s prumal braa.siz b, f4I# said meetiI@.
 NJ. E. BLOOM. Ca ter
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Annunciation Academy. Pine Bluff, Ark, Nov 24. 1906 Dear Santa Claus: l want a little stove, d table some chairs, q rag doll, piano and stool. Your little girl, Ruth Michel
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 ENGLISH CABINET.

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EDit RltNl.

No. l1e2 West Sixth avenue, dwelling, five rooms with hall @nd bath
 Ne. &oos West t9ata avenae. dwelling, 1our rooms.
 No. 2oo7 West Firth aveuoe, dwelling, four rooms
 Nc. lo6 Ohio street. dwelling. four rooms.
 N9. Hickory street, dwelling, three rooms.
 <a eaa Hickory slfnef. dwelling, s.a. rooms
 >4 435 Hickory steeat dwelling, seven rooHa-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. II, 19

Pine Bluff Ark Dec. II. 1906. The annual meeting of stockhold- CTS of J. B. Speers company, will be held at their office on Monday, Ian nary [, 1907, for the purpose Of elect ing directors to serve for the ensuing wear, and to transact any other husi- ness that may come before said meet ing.
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Dear Santa Claus: am four years old. want an ice wagon. d suit of clothes, wheel barrow. and some candy, nuts, oranges. This is all. so good bye, Herbert Redmond, S2o Wal nut street Don't forget papa.
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J0E tAllI4A.
W M.= K EL.~-E, R.

Manutacturer ana Repatrer: Also 5eaier tn Harness aud Saddery 2f1 Wee= 3arracue Street.
 New Phone 22.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. IS, 1906. Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a pony that can ride, a train, foot ball, bicycle Some candy, bananas. ap- ples oranges and some nuts am
 most 3 years old. Your true little
 aboy, George c. Keller 913 East Sec
 ond avenue.