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Church Notes.

Rev. Homer White will hold service in
st. Johns church next Sunday morning
at 1890.
The monthly union service will be held
in the Baptist church next Sunday night.
Miss {. A. Hopson will sing and speak.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
will have business meeting with Mrs.
A. L. Cooper at o'clock Friday evening.
Methodist Episcopal church-P Preaching
by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. Sunday
school at u O'Clock, Epworth League at
$3.50.
Christian Science chapel-Service Sun
day at II a. m subject, "Ancient and
Modern Necromancy, or Mesmerism and
Hypnotism." Wednesday evening meet
| ing at 1880.
Bethany church will conform to the
world-w wide observance of temperance day
next Sunday morning. The speakers at
the morning service will be Drs. Clifford
| and Rumrill and the pastor. The theme
will be temperance. The evening service
will be union service in the Baptist
church.
Baptist Morning worship with
/ preaching, l0:30; pastor viii preach and
Miss Hopson will sing; Bible school, II
O'Clock; Young Peoples meeting, $3.50
4 p. m, and union service at 7:30 D. m.
Home prayer meetings Monday and
Friday evenings; Teacher training class
and mid week prayer meeting on Wednes-
day night in the chapel.
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lighted the stove and, thinking he de-
tected an odor of gas, he bent over TO dis
cover the leak, At that moment the range
blew up with loud explosion, pieces OF
stove pipe flying in all directions and the
assistants in the kitchen taking hasty
leave of the place, Every connection in
the stove was broken and Mr.. Holman
was bleeding from bad cut over the eye.
His wound was dressed by a physician,
and it is believed, in the absence of other
news, that he suffered no very serious in
jury.
The Boston News Bureau, leading
financial newspaper, has this to say OF the
Western Electric company, OF which
Charles q, Dubois is secretary THE
growth Of the Western Electric company
probably affords the most accurate stand
ard by which to measure the telephone de-
velopment OF the United States, The
company is the manufacturing concern
which outputs the huge bulk OF telephone
apparatus used by the Bell companies all
over the country. The total gross sales
| for 1906 will amount in round figures to
/ S10,00O,00O, or slightly less than s6,0O0,0O0
/ gross business per month. Last year the
gross sales of the Western Electric COM
pany were s4i, las, 1853. Ten years ago the
| gross business OF the company was only
1 IS, 1868. This IS an eightfold increase
in ten years, record probably without
parallel in any line OF electrical business.
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r n. S. NOTES.
"Dave" is laid up for awhile.

1--we Is lalu up Tor awhile.
The r. H. S. quartet will take part in
the Grange program Saturday night.
Mr.. Ham has bought set of the Ency-
clopedia Americana with the alumni
money.
The chemistry class is allowed to bring
IN cushions in class Thursdays and Fri
days. The class generated some chlorine
last Friday without anyone getting hurt.
The visitors lately have been as fol-
ows Friday afternoon, Roy Howard.
eX- 'OS; Tuesday afternoon, Harriet Pack
ard, eX- 'O7, and Hazel Fairbanks, ex-'O4.
Manager GalaHeau is arranging a fine
basket ball schedule. He has secured
Grange ball for the games. The game ar
ranged for Friday night with NorthGe d
Hlgh mas been postponed, but will prob
AMY be played Monday night. Dancing
VIII follow the game. Everybody come.
The senior concert and ball was social
success and financial success as well, con-
slderlhg the! weather. 1t was about as
pad night as there could be. The pro.
gram Tor the concert was as folows:-
UwT;c sn B contralto solo, "a Dream"
IA ISIS Barbour of montpelier; piano solo,
Ruby Allen; selection, r. II. s. quartet:
cofnet and trombone duet. Bailey and
Dumas; contralto solo, Miss Barbour:
reading, Martin Connolly; piano duet,
NJ NJ uses Ruby and Una Allen; selection, r.
ii. 5. quartet; selection, forchestra. The
orchestra was composed of Glenn Bailey.
GGornet;, Frederick Dumas, trombone:
Richard Grant, piano; Harold Parker,
VioIin. The K. II. ). quartet was composed
o. martin Connolly, LIST tenor; Arthur
SalarIeau, "a tenor; Robert sault, LIST
bass; Fred Fisk, I'd bass. About AZ was
realized by the class.
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Notice

have sold my interest in the firm Of
hu board u Blodgett to A. NJ. Hubbard,
who will continue the business.
Thanktng you Tor your liberal patron
age IN the past, | ask the same for Mr.
Hubbard in the future.
All bills due the firm are requested to bo
paid within 80 days from dste. to M I'
Hubbard, who Will have the accounts in
ms hands for collection. WI. BLoDGETT
Randolph, VT, Nov. 20, 1906.
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BRAiNTREE BRANCH.

Mrs. Martin Lintield went to Boston
Friday for stay of six weeks.
Mrs. Melvin Watson returned Wedne
DAY, the l4th, from a visit to friends and
relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Lima Battles returned from q ,,is,+
in Barre and Montpelier Friday. Mrs
this week. o'p'0aA
Owing to there not being any present
OUTSIDE the order, the Scripture Quilt was
not sold last Friday evening as advertised
rms guilt is well worth a good price. and
It VIII pay all to come and see it. The
these columns. III
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teachers Exan,ipa4in

examinations for teachers cerfidcatos
VIII oe 9 heid IN Orange county as follows
Bradford, Nov. u and Is
chelsea, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
examinations will begin at m.
~, an candidates personally unknown 70
~ eFe LEX. eaanlner should bring a testimonial
pl GOOD moral character and, in case I tbor
nav nave taught, of ability to teach and g envS
do NO examination will be held at Ran.
a9,P ;l, ana candidates in that vicinity are
beId ot p % aaltehq an examination to he
Wind a. 'e' nel, NOV. 30 and Dec /, by the
JoItN NJ Crs9Se- eAaLLiller' 2w
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100 Men Wanted

loO bright, active, energetic, mecbani-
caily Inclined men for positions in onr
machine department. We have some fine
openings for men who haze the ahore
qualifications and are willing to ami
themselves to the work with the intentin23
OF pm making Tor themselves a good, perma-
a nene, paving position. Apply, giving past
Ve pTr tvn'e' Ege ana references, to Dept A,
Falls, Vt. 2was Wy bellows
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Markdown sale of closing-out assort-
ment Of ladies' and children's hats,
trimmed and untrimmed, at 35c. each
while they last. 1915 hats now 49,
$50 hats now S1.75 paon silk velvet hats
Don't miss the sale.
MEssER Co, Randolph, VT.
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We wish to thank the relatives, neigh
bors and friends, and also the nurse, for
their kindnesses during the sickness and
death OF our mother, Mrs. Rufus Hutchin.
son.
Mr.; AND MRS. JOHN B. HUTCHINSON
AND FAMILY,
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a Card.

We wish to express our grateful ap-
probation OF the kindness and sympathy
shown US in the Illness and death OF our
wlle ana mother, and we return thanks
for the floral tributes.
W. S. CURTIS.
Mr.. AND Mrs. f. W. CURTIS.
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Public Examinations

Examinations for teachers will be held
at Bethel and White River Junction Nov.
81 and Dec. /.
n. J. WHITEHALL, Examiner for Wind
sOr Co.
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Hives are terrible torment to the little
lolks and to some older ones. Easily
cured Doans Ointment never fails. In.
slant relief, permanent cure. At anv
drug store, Soc, any
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lie D.

In South Weymouth, Mass, Nov. 10,
MARY g., wife OF John l.. Cushman, at the
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and comfort, sure to last lifetime. 57th
year.
Natl Life ms. Co. of Vermont Mutual 9,
> y Ballard, General Agent, New Lang
don Block, Montpelier. ae
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
D ". Boyce d.votes his ams to rents

Have I ! NaIeofm tdae ?oaz plano. OiI phone No 636
 -l2 show cases for sale at par gan caH .a aa...e7oa ~.sc7a lr2s company
 IT. X Dramm5aa .a. U4 seas la ,Inreaee8aa 44se.tee. 5ese.ag zzaazs. 5ae= aaa a.a la.s.
 Aatomo5..e far saas .a=4 <. ~JH cafe e.e1pa.e.
 Tine Har=afes sEeaa- s0Wu Walnut as. S@ Tor rent. Cf5sets.e al..' j. Water ID tde a..5a=a. Y Ing in gaaa oez.aE 2 a5z sixth a.aaga
 tt taa .-i= 3a.= s44=aa cents
 Wa5.5a. 1.4@zzas , white fama zar Laazea.oea ss94 wages. [. caas Graphic ofIee.
 Prom ta.s =1-e t.aaa~z Ht.. ae served for g saata .he Aa..ess aotel
 -sDec.a oars'an . 5ar=taa4e3 watches, jeweie1. traa.s 5ait cases and bags. T. \ Brumm sad 22i Main Merchants lunch tom 12 to 2:35 o'clock, q cents at the AnIefs h0tes. Merchants laucU. g. cents. q he 4ntlers hotel
 At the AntIefa hotet change ot price; 50-eent dinner for 35 cants. Nicely furnished font room fos rent cheap: ve-7 close b W case Graphic
 Very desirable front room for rent. large and handsome' furnish 1. Call at noon or after ? m 5a1 Vest Third
 For sale stoel la good 9as.ag.= =ong established business from , 10 shares. "J ," care of Graphic
 For sale. t4o sma. second hand cod stoves H5H 5eu cheap. ApDly ae the Grap1,je
 -At the Grand laadeE ladies 2aa= Or. shampootae, maaiearias aaa facial massage =a1,o artificial hate goods for sale I.adies please call. Spend youf money R.th as On November 28. N WiI, s54e pef cent of our cash sales to the poor
 Murphy Martin =Qes G974. Ce= Mrs. Fitzgerald invites the public 70 visit her display of exclusive de- signs in handpainted china at tae Hotel Jefferson
 Stolen, a boy $ automobiles suia- able reward for return ID ] E simon. 5t9 West Sixth
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Gays Attorney Nitildrau~

tiI.Gia .aE asas some aasa eaa~et v.tl
 maeaea slt-e L-a=aa. in #aea ea4a= ts aa.a la I6ts cH a-F afag @ 9ro5aas. be defended o4 s.5orasss= appointed fhe c7H # has 1eeH 9a- aomeed =bz de a5toraaF himself -6at N. z. 9Adamson has withdraw eeam rhe=ea-a was tae tetaI te h. aesr division af sss. fuiast5 etFcHtt court mora than q Week a-o .5r D4asa.oea : and maGa man 5U4afz witnesses have desr served with su1aoenas from 5He sheriff ofaea E.y withdrawal at Adamson from tHe famous zas- leaves the negro. Caz praetie .gE without au attorney saFa that ap- pointed bE the eaart | is unaer- stood that 5adg@ Lea 1s eonsfdefaag the appointment of Judge F, NJ. NaFFfman and VIII Lewis as afF79- neys for Gay. bat his has nof hean announced The ease wi1l pro5ab
 have 10 be passed and sesat win i iS called December
 The withdrawal of Ne Adansaa Il .s understood 8as because of f6e tae= that Cay insisted on 4oiHe el tAe stand and telling his ov-H st#,ev against the advice of His attoet=es. Gaz k alleged ra have made two or three different confessions rasa.l- ine f6e killing of Mrs. Leathaa and has implicated several promiaear men in his confessions T. is en- derstood that ir was because of these confessions and tie faeE5e' fact that Gay aas not always told what seemed 10 be q straight s.ory that Mr Adamson. his aftorn ~. did nof want Q subject him to [ 90 rigid cross examination
 When seen by reporter for taet+ paper this morning Mr Alaaseu verified the statement that h.> lad Withdrawn for good reasons .nl stated that hs might make ali 1f his reasons public in a short time
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WILL OBSERVE
 THANKSGIVING
Render an Excellent Program for the Occasion.

Th= Sam Taylor Literary society Of tha First wafa school VII render rhe following LnfaHasr.n- program Oh Thanhssiyin day
 Reward Of Labor. soa4 by room i. Grandma Pumpkin Pies. Pearl Du- ard
 s9s'5 rhanh5givng. Ruth George. Fl3aEas asgtytng song, room ,. Six I.-zfe Turkeys. Charles s.auga- Give Thanks. Susie Huff
 TaaHzsS giving. song br ro5m Thaaksstvlng Day Sadie tlzel, VII tEs- Pilgrim FatA-cs Made Taanassis5a- Dae Fed Culgse Boys Opinion, Loua.e N9lson. The Laaa:ng Of the Pilgrims. Ecael eaa.taaT=
 Tae Tsaoksgiyins Tarse, room 3. 7aa4t<ssiYing Dag a5 Gie11sl5a sller' :, e4r-t~ MeGlntie.
 The s9ors of ThaakSsIv.ae Alma Ia-l-
 The oIi Pumpkin Pie EI-s9as-# #Ficz- 1st-r.o
 .1.#=#5s Shea 54s r5asa 2. On f5lue9 Francs Johnson. ie5=sa- eose 5a-foe #l--.--. T-,t.t F @eil
 Fl. J9 .he Baskets. song j.. room L ThanA5siFing PhjlosoPi3 Bes,5 5a Fa8maS
 #'a5a<sE v5ng ACr5stze eae.ya
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MEN 5 5 MEET TING
HI NBfsfb~ =AfTI.ND 8NE toN- B6G Gfi.B ffA WALTON K
 ti1I.E E0t I>.
Attorney Adam~on, Drfrndin@ N ill Gay. tho Negro [ har@cd N ltll
 Nurllei. N ithdraWe.
sA MARION E. BtG lxI.EA

fae Graphic Baroaa.
 E5-t.e Rock. Nox= 25-=
 Yesterday afternoon was the oe- aastof5 ue 5raa- Hea= meeting at 6f4 Capital fheat.f Re Walton, aae of the reyigalist. engaged derp t51 several days past. addressiag The gathering. Tbefr w@re several hun dr-d mea present the large audifo- r5ua 6eiu- comfortably filed Pre- eedfaz tdr sermon 4ere several spe- ejal musical numbers among which Were solo b1 B-s Ben Cox of the. First Baptist church and another b1 Harrv Evans. the remarkable boz baritone. 0ho has been siasin- at tbe Presbyterian revival services here There. wa- also beautiful selection rendered bX male guar fet. The sermon of Dr, Walton was along 5ap fae ot thought contained in the scrjptaeal declaration | is aDoiuted unto man once To die. and atteetaal tae judgment
 lhe speaker stressed the absolute necessity of preparation for the lie beyond He sabdiyided the non-pro- fe@sing Christians into three classes, thr nice fellows. th. fine t5t- lows and fae good fellows all  of whom. he declared have thei. parallel in Bible history Dr Wa5- ton is very episrammatie in his speech. and gave some pointed de- serfpfions ot each ot these three classes of men The nice fellow ne said k the dude whose thought eentefed Iu his good looks and swell clothing. and in fhe makeup of whom there 5s nor enough ee;t1 manhood worth mentionins he hnr fellow k tbe man who believes h,- can h. as good as anybody. and N-t lease Christ oor of his lie eba good fellow iz thattspe of man ~ho Vill st.tt-y- d5s 0.5a end child eor fhe cheap aoI2rivtz treating ghe boys and 16o furnishes the ma f.rja5 rom a6Uh fhr gutter rd5s are mada 5ash in his own=li5e nd that a5 a#speiH4 The Speaes.r declared Jaa5 he =Hearv@t fa..sgtsS in .f#s f6@5,F5au world 0z r1Ga.. haUfss4.s. Na@ tho .daa saat line =tls.15 0al.te5l zt ;ua5 fa a6sf. ise lo~ leveIs tla zHt5es and as sam No Ha said AaaJ ht- satanic H44 4.s=a4 U83ss Haas sa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

Mis- Nag eaea.- .. @ucaez e. 's... .a aeaa Ms lo.a P.asHas tuaae52as.ae t5t
 1lEz sd0ss TaUaa.4-r. 3Ho .s F.s- z.5.g z..l .as .1 f.Is r.ts. vii rrtgtzH 4,ma #.lHesaaa
 siH l. W FAaa ef S.ase+. Glove salld eeHujE= I- a 84sIues5 visitor 5o oua e5ts todaz
 sH= 4Hes Dras.- and eail'I@a af Salisbury. Nd. aG- .u tHe titNa e.. eH",.y aE 5l.s Dennis, ~i7lef. +..- Aa-r5a. on Wasl Fifth sE.grH
 aa4.-- eaa=ta aefmeHLs
 e#za.t asa# #ets.easa= Tataatr a.a #e. &.a ue Dalla Ea.vs ls
 ...-#a tU-. ..Htrgs.-s II Ae =aae#=sa a,a4s7f.i a.I .ae-
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FOR RENT.

No. sp7 Texas street, dwelling, tiv= eoon.7
 No. 2qo5 West Fifth avenae, dwelling, four rooms
 No. 2oQ7 West Fifth avenue, dwelling. four rooms
 No. 1o6 Ohio street, dwelling, four rooms.
 No 5I- Hickory street, dwelling, three rooms
 No 5oa Hickory street. dwelling, three rooms
 No 515 Hjekor. street, dwelling, seven rooms.
 Have one or t1o office rooms left in Western Union building.
 have three dwellings on East Sixth avenue. on paved street, for sale. which Nj. make q fine in- vestment.
 am agent for the Pine Bluff Land eompany's addition and have some beautiful lots left Yet. Now is your opportunity to buy.
 am not able to fill all demands for modern dwellings. and if your dwelling $ not rented it would be to teGr interest to list same with n3a
 Loans male oa all kinds of se- aUritE.
 CHAS. HANCOCK Reas. Estate Loans and Insurance. Office No IS Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
RABBI G0DSHAW
 AT THE TEMPLE
Prominent Member of the syna- gague Extension Bureau Will lecture Next Wednesday
 Night.

.5ai \ T. GodshaW Of tae Syn
 Extension Bureau of the Un- Iiebfew American Congrega-
 Nil deliver a lecture before <" 4ation Aashe Emeth at the
 Wednesday night at 7:3o. alll touch particularly mon his A5flas cX0erlence5 in the small- sJutmHnities The lecture is in tended to acquaint the local consre- saelon with the work of the Syna- 5osue Extension bureau. There will be Do admission fee and 10 collee- ton,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
Drtia ined Deacons.

r NJ Collins ot Pulaski Heigdl. and F, A. Rounds of Pollyille VI ordained fo' tAa aaaoonate at o- Marks Episcopal church Sunda. morning hv hjshon Brown. Ar Collins Will b. connected with $ Nask.s and Mr aas will g. neNail+ R17f ta aeessr ta ehae5. Work there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
BRIEF MENTION.


4T N Ii N.nmo0s ot BlqHtou- ind. k u tht.=eity l4sa"es-az= he Nimmons and Henuea beadiHa tae= tory, Of wnica fsm he is pae5azl as- Lob ems tybrd emdd gAa.ak
 Mr Geo NJ Taee. of 4e T.34-I u-s Paint company Meaghs9 .a .a- city
 r r Wiley Tennessee s.ae,au,u. of CrossYtlIe wishing 6a.-H#ss h he city.
 Mrs. Har, Dea45s aad chaf7ea ;. Salisbury. AId arr visiting Nes N \ Austin oa West Fie'l =staeaa
 MesdaHea PaeetS5i ass# 5.3a7a Il a,= ena, Ark. arrived Jteszaz s9a8g Thankse57ue Win fae.l# #mosase Ms Josephine Rooue
 Mir J. M Anderson A4.jes- soa-Raeoa D99s #eoa5aaz .,aa aroma hasia.ss .p L.
 Julus Ea.faa a se L4aza .a.. week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

aae .afto@-. Ie-e -A- highest tz'- .f .al...-u. la1.= but ~ituoHf .Ia spiritual 3eu. and Christian szas~" oI reliance 19ga fae r"aehin4z of cod ho3e eore.. H#ete a~=atea4 appeal to men 70 g- manlE and closed aith au invitation to thas- WHo desired to make starr lef5 5+" betGeE Ife le eaE5a forward and uaze he starr @.#HoH delay. NH#- b-r5 ,i4niHed taela wish for aIt- trreuJ artiad- toward .a~ spiritual lie. and cam. foeHard at The ief.- tatjor. the service c.o-tH- vira d. tceliu- e...-s..-a5. .l.- Y HrI-t IErEfH@ 1E=z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
i4elo;tte

itar ion. Miss RUt4-1-]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
THANKSGIVING DAY
WILL BE It Ll OBSERN ED Bl PUBLIC SCHOOLS of
 PINE BLUFF.
In Interesting Program N i'll be
 Rendered at the High -ytao'
ronanrron Afternoon

TIaIzs-.s5H4 aaa 4l ,lH 55s .7.a oae5ite# aa..asa= al t..- alrz oua-a@ fh- 0lc... #9e.-a Har. Nil H- rsl=..t..a. t.. -. z9zaa' .5#o3.7N s#s..4.- =a.zzr.. ..=s=z-a. #1s#51....-= 70 oa=#=z program. ...#..t.ss
 u..=-.z.l.- g#za..'gz
 Presidents Pra7i1s1= =.aa 5I. 1...a##s ,s4#=s #asGta46a3. Pro. saaea.. Hr. HaaH Miller.
 I. The Firss Proel7marlaa ,fe =Aa.rr# Ea.,ee=
 Music Miss earae..es BHv.
 R-oi.asion. .Th- T43H@- -Fi0- fara~z Miss Aa4t k i4nuraes.
 R-girar.oa Miss Rnt4 5g-H- =rford
 Debate:
 Resolved: That t6e CLausa1.... as now presented on tb- sta2s k detrimental 70 The nations W='fasa .>-tirmaIfy4 Ne Virgil 4leEall1n, Ar Roy Fowlas
 Negative: Ar Arthur feta.,e.= Hf oJaa Tucker
 If.stru0eaGa. Solo Gaeboa- cha os Caprice. Niss=e Grace Aflaar- son.
 h. Reading. BHeon> 9r-atl4 Mai G=ei Newman.
 H.. Recitation The Td2l- j .H Orchard Miss Helen Thomas. Reading Miss Mart49 m gell.
 Rectratioa. Ns, Ef2i"1ga Park.
 oratioa N- 5asfau 43.ars man
 Vocal Solo. Miss l.lsz Heara Rroadstaeet.
 16 Recitation, Give Thank. for Waat22 Miss Elizabeth Ad.tns.- r. Composition Thank -je- Ing Miss Myrtle ytck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
St. Margaret's Openrd.

$ Marearet's the ne~ Episcopal church al Twenty-eighth and High streets. Was opened yesterday after noon for the first time and the cer4- monies attending the opening Were beautifu, and impressive
 RIghr Rey " NJ. Brown bishop ot Arkansas. presided and preached the opening sermon. while Archdea- con N. X Lloyd and Dr c. H. Loelsvood of Helena hoth made sbes.t addresses The church vas crowded 5o is utmost capacity The sacrament vas administered and the choir vested for the first time For the presvnr the church Rill be aa- dee the supervision of Reg. C 5. Richards Decorations of pal@s and cut flowers were used at the service, 1-pSterdaE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
Exami1 i;on
 8f .I Clerks

5aaiu.-
 a " T. aE,gt.5 ae z4.Ei35 rl3szs e.2a. postoae- tafs pla ra aiaatioq VII d satisfa atae. one. both te Mr. BjI- "einar and the clerks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
Rev. Geo. Weaver Resigns.

4he resignation of Reg Geo. Weaver as pastor of the Secoaa Chester s4eefs, was handed to d. aa5fd of stewards of thac eh9e ye,ferdaH. effective Dacem5er 1 Mr. Weaver expects to eaza= il business With his brother in Car tI# He has heen pastor oe -azfeb for the past two years dasiag his nastorate has aeeaf~ piishad much good Funds for o4ldIn4 of tho new church wat Wll be dedicated December 9 wrae rai-e1 during his ministrate Fl viil preach his farewell sen Cdndav ueht
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-11-30

ulty' that It would like me to go into
a Napoleonic trance. 1t gave me to
understand that would represent the
death of Napoleon Bonaparte by so
doing, and that my features, when my
eyes were closed, and face, would re-
semble strongly those of the dead Ma
poleon Bonaparte. This was in Feb
ruary, 1897, upon or shortly after my
arrival at the Hotel K, New York
city.
my 'X-faculty' did not tell me what
to do in order to produce the so-called
Napoleonic trance; it merely informed
me that when the time came it would
instruct me what to do to produce
the said trance The distinguished
sculptor, Mr. S. G., called at the Hotel
K, shortly after my arrival, while
was in bed and in the evening my X
faculty gave me to understand, with
out Mr.. S. G. knowing it, that it would
be the proper time for me to enter the
Napoleonic trance; l was interested
myself from a scientific point of view
to know just what l would do in a
trance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-11-30

small hand mirror, which l used for
shaving, in both my hands, and hold
ing it rigidly above my head stared at
my eyes for several moments without
any result. l did not know but what
the experiment was about to prove
abortive and ridiculous; it was one
of the most daring experiments l ever
entered, for that reason. After min
ute or two of complete passivity and
rigidity, for the first time in my life
1 experienced the entrance to a
trance"
1.nd of Bloomingdale thus:
'Bioomingdale,' is nay as we'll be
admitted first as last, is run purely
for money, purely on business princi-
pies, and not on charitable ones. A
candidate for a certificate of lunacy
is requested by his masters therein
the said examining doctors-to stand
up and then deliberately to throw him
self off his balance by putting his feet
so close together, toes and heels
touching, that ones equilibrium is
menaced. He is then commanded to
extend his arms to their fullest ex-
tent, hands outstretched palms up
ward and close together. He is then
| ordered to open his mouth, put out his
tongue and shut his eyes.
"If ne does not fall down on the
spot he is lucky. 1t is while in the