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WILLIAMS AS An OFFICIAL

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on note. all dates missing, bill of particu-
lars 5V sener VS. Jessie c. Tosse
al on note, March 10, 1904, petition miss
ing. ~.
zuhlke, for money due, April I, 1904, bill
of particulars missing.
l. l6l-H. J. Biilerbeck VS.. Fritz Freer,
on notes and account, no dates. return of
/. 1sS-Trustees under will of John c.
Brown VS.. George Bergstadt on note. May
5. 1904 bill of particulars missing.
l. i71--Coloniaf & United States Mort
gage Co. VS.. Richard r. Lee and Fanny
Lee nothing hin to indicate kind 9t acton
l. 1S1-M. Inhilder VS. c. F. Shane, for
money due and attachment July 20, 1904,
bill of particulars missing: July q, 1904,
return on order of attachment missing,
Valuable Papers Missing.
l. 1s5-Gottlieb NJ Krause VS.. Mark =.
Mallory, forcible detention, July q, 1901,
/ iis7"Midiand Glass & Paint CO. VS..
John Keplar on contract August H., lOA
petition missing. go
ady, forcble detention. September II, 1904,
complaint missing. +.. ,.-
{. 2O0-Parrotte, Beals & Co, VS., Nels
ticulars missing: no way to determine
kind OF action.
|. 21l-Burnham- Hanna Munger d.; @. GO.
n
hling OF plaintiff, whatever 1t was. mis-
sing: no way TO determine kind OF action;
]. l-Mayer Schner 81 Co. 49, Nels +.
Jeppeson, money due on account Novem-
Der 81 1894, filing. whatever IT was mis-
sing,
j. alderman A. Pasenwalk vs. Hartwig
Carsten. on account December "a 1904, bill
of particulars missing; also undertaking
on appeal later.
Butterfeld, December s, 1891. nothing to
show kind of action, So,
j. l5-Farmers' State Bank of Osmond.
AIRY 6. 1905, defendants answer missing; also
missing from similar case between same
parties on next page of docket.
j. H-F. o. Dahlberg VS.. Carl Munson'
ct al. for money due, February 70 1900,
answer missing.
j. p Fred Hermann VS.. Martin Wag-
ner, for damages February n, petition
missing March IL, 1904, defendants answer
j. H-William Bartlett VS.. The Anchor
Grain Co.. for damages, March Z, 1906,
sherff's return missing
]. 43--Charles A. Hubble VS.. Il. s. Peter
son, April a, 1866, bill OF particulars mis-
sing; no kind OF action stated:
ner, August 2e, 1905, bill OF particulars
missing
j. G5Swilliam H. Hackett VS.. Frank C.
Friend. August 20, 1905, bill Of particulars
J. 6S-Iucien r. Hertert VS.. Joseph
Frank. for money due, November 10. 1906,
bill of particulars missing.
j. 6I-Carl Struck VS.. Albert Klug, for
damages November p, 1906 petition miss
. ]. S-Myron Walker. vs. NJ Rosenthal
ct al, November 25. 1905, bill or particulars
missing; no kind OF action indicated.
j. n-John Baumann vs, George r.
Quinby, replevln. November %. 1906. affdayit
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H. c. BURKE FOUND DEAD

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Major William Horr
w. N. Ryan.

LYHCHBURG, Va, Oct. s--w. X Ryan
son of Thomas Ryan of New York. died
suddenly at. Oak Ridge yesterday.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09

THE CHOICEST STYLES AT OUR
Usual Low PRICES.
See OUT line Of Flanneiettes il you are
utter choice styles. They don't cost any
more thar the bargain counter kinds
New choice styles at sac yard.
New line of Persian Stripes at Zoe a yard.
This seasons choicest at 1211c yard.
Arnold's superfine. in first-class perfect
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09
Bee. oct. s, 1908.
- n I9755-1' u. W.. Bee Oct 8 lsOs
J, Suits, Skirts, Waists and FurS
DAYLIGHT DEPARTMENT.

xp brings skirts and furs
fine sell for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09

braska, svailing himself OF the recretary's
pre-eminent ability as a campaign speaker
I'm those states. Secretary Shaw and secre-
tary Root will be used amongst other lead
ing republicans in the campaign.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09

James Sherman. chairman of the national
congressional republican committee said
today that his advices were that the re-.
publicans would carry every congressional
district in Nebraska and lowe. That IL
Secretary Taft returned TO the states be-
fore the Goth OF October II was his inten-
tlon If possible TO send Secretary Taft into
Colorado. Minnesota, Wisconsin and Ne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

The Graphic today submits to It's many readers the most generous offef
 n,.de to the reading public by onv newspaper in the smaller e1tles e Tho sreat southwest. Despite the ,;,,;+od field in which the local papers
 D;na R,uff are permitted to circu, lotto and operate, we have perfected s,ons whereby it is proposed to give awav absolutely free of cost to the .,,hl;c the munificent value of So'' which will take the form of due pilis 7. ann,y on the purchase of three enst class nianos hich, iww 1234 7S9o rrst.class pianos, which will be donat- ed free, to the most popular iaav' ,,,.riea or single. chosen by popula' ,.o4e an ,he part of the public. The .so.os;,ion is both interesting and profitable. Read it.
 Eirst we will give away, apsoiule !, free of cost, s400 Kimball piano, style 15 sold by the we'll known Hol' ,enberg Music company of this city and Little Rock to the lady receiving the largest number of votes.
 Second, we will give a due bill Tor s1Oo to apply on the purchase pr1ce of q similar instrument, sold by the same company to the lady recelVmg the next largest number of votes.
 Third, we will give a due bill for s5O on the purchase price of another niano from the same company, to the lady receiving the third largest num- ber of votes in the contest.
 Think of it a moment. Ihls sum represents the average yearly salary of the working women of this section of the country. It represents sum eouallins the salary of the average working man for the same length of time that the contest will run-foH' 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 a piano The Graphic proposes to give away three of them. of which anyone may well feel proud. It is paying proposition to the winner
 fully worth the while of anyone "he wishes to joi in the contest.
 Conditions of the Contest.
 Coupons good for the contest will he published in every edition of the Granbie. both the daily and the seH}i-
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Pine City Odd Fellows.

Pine City lodge No. 156, l. o. 0. Fn met in regular session Thursday anu had q very enthusiastic meeting e'ec- lion of officers being one of the man teotures of the meeting, which result ed in election of:
 w. M. Swift, N. G.
 A. A. Brown, V. G.
 R. E. Unsell, Sec.
 J. R. Ragan, representative 'o grand lodge.
 R. F.. Unsell, alternate. : R. F.. Unsell, district deputy
 The memorial services will be he'o Sunday. June 10, at their hall over Rank of Pine Bluff at 2:3O D. m. All visiting brothers are cofd1ai'y '"''''' to attend
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u th, evening refreshments were served. The program follows:
 Welcome address-Rey. J. $. Hawk i!s.
 Vocal solo Miss Nita Lowry, ae' cunspanied by Miss Gladys Eilbot
 Piano soiu--Miss Gladys Eil5ou'
 Nio5in eolo--Miss Christa Lowry
 Address on benefits of PythlahlS-' f, the wise mothers and daughters o' pyihias-G P Moore.
 piano solo Miss Gladys EiiDo't
 lecture on the foundation oi '"e order, illustrated by s'eieop' 'e"" yiews-C. H. Smith.
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What Socialism Stands For

N. 0. NELSON 0 ~ OCIALISM isn't dividing up isn't ordering everything v8 v rule it isn't taking from the industrious and GIVING &% 10 THE LAZY! These the trte charges of IGNO
 RANT critics. They are held by 10 brand of socialism socialist Socialism programmes net uniform formula any than Democracy Professionalism. Like these has general UNDERLYING PRINCIPLE subject to infinite variety application.
 NATIONAL CONDITIONS INFLUENCE EMPHASIS GIVEN To IMMEDIATE pEMANne.
 Twentieth century world conditions make differ years ago. when Robert Owen nVte tie preached is gospel
 Tie ownership Of the MEANS OF PRODUCTION AND DIS TRIEJII0N ny THE PEOPLE will believe: e approved by al soc-. II fairly represents 5a unaano sea there wi wod insist the people owning and operating all and directing everything and rbody. This poplar cop1 Ba the great majority o Socialists simply the neas ot earning living made accessible all ON EQUAL TERMS and work how when and where he Eeases get the results whatever ev be- The 1ish tfa every Lave the opportunity and }e free :a is
 Socialism applies democracy industry and property as H A ready lands applied o politics church associations cites current his'er~ @ aas3oy cari and production E 1NQ021p 41.l.-.- VII .91M0cTACY a evor4asst ays ae uneleye3. ae fexerv stricken "reso toa.s e su1n, tfs aaa of na potosion and s4az ingenuity a door of PRIVATE OWNERSHIP and says pedes the eff ciency of rla whole.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

be, pssss;' >s up to and including septem- oaja.D apee'a' ballots t ill be given for rs,e r,'e-,n a. advance sb) )criptlons, at tine for s1 T 'ne n, cent cal th, or 100 ballots sva,.s s,' sA' .. We Will site 1000 votes for trs'y t;on years Daid.in advance subscrip- vaa,..', s' the the daily od 200 ballots for ths a' 'o''3 > pa3'd-in-advaa te subscription to the.s the sqmn,,"eekly. m Remember that on ,r n.;s ballots Will at be given except no ha" hpa"'u-ln-advance inscriptions, and noa no 'l,lo's m1,s,, will be sken for less than 'Av vo.a .non'h's subscrption.
 ,., votes ,D. cast for on person can not tso pe 'ransferrea to aaJther even though test.
 All regular and SD kcial ballots III be east before exni,I;on of date there 0'' VT 'hey will notIbe counted, -No e'hp'oye of thd Graphic or me1n- her Of any employ1s family will be pe' iil'''ed to enter lany of the con- tests.
 lie contests close Saturday, Sep tember 2s 1906
 raSi'en' for any subscription long CT than three yearJ in advance will not be accepted
 Carriers or agents bre not permitted to furnish special bdllots to any one, oe' they may take descriptions, and when this is done s5ecial ballots will b1 forwarded direct {o the subscriber.
 All subscriptions land communities tons regarding the contest should b. addressed to the "Eontest Depart ment, The Graphic. Pine Bluff, Ark.
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The Dauohters Banquet Berry.

beautiful banquet was rendered inc Daughters of the Contedefaey ,,,,,rcaav evening at the Auditorium theater in Hot Springs. senator Der " was the honoree on this mehior- ab,e occasion. He was surrounded pv twenty-two beautiful girls in sem'- circle. signifying the pure and pio'- ,os. twpptytwo years in which he has served the people Of AfRahsas as senator. Mrs. Smith of that f1 is president of the Hot Springs chap ter. and well indeed did she plan the banquet which was so beaut1fnlly rendered to ore of, if not the noblest' gentlemen that the good old state or Arkansas has ever produced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
Most Americans
 Are H 0 n st
By Rev. Dr. ABBOTT
 of
 New York

to dishonesty in government it may be said that what
 characteristic in America and is not characteristic Ill % ,; other country is THE ALMOST INANlMOuo n @& SIRE FOR FAIRNESS AND HONESTY. roh'
 corruption great in America as 1t was Ill hns' in the eighteenth century great America it Ill so European today this characteristic vgor ' conscience of the when corruption such reforms have taken place Chicago New York; Padep and other cities.
 So far judge the average integrity and ability upon the bench in America is high CORRUPTION AND FAVokllloN OF ANY KIND ARE RARE The chief criticisms which one not judges sufficient salaries It is therefore difficult to g the aber class of lawyers positions the bench hen the the nation looks for has to choose gen era' between moderate ability who has worked for cor pon and of large ability who has, If the latter induced
 upon t bench obvious that he has become used to look in2 at qnesfiona FROM THE CORPORATE POINT OF VIEW Chat it will be difficult for him take another viewpoint
 rHGo THE c@4ars JUDGES WHO REFLECT CORPORATE f4T&2=sTs RATHER THAN POPULAR INTERESTS
 Iii po coqdc7nn severely the commercial and pit ca corruption that time brings disgrace the American people sraen @ iscrmnatey as belonging to all of America and all politicians all lawyers all business cued alike Such general enuncaon tends rather to promote THAN TO PREVENT rascaty by obscurng the national judgment and securing the national cynicism
 do not think there any tendency this country toward state socialism except ocac entertained by certain class of immigrants That for which striving always scoslv what call the democracy of industry INDUSTRIAL FRATERNASMt s the doctrine that wealth should be- like government the people, the people for the people, thus atng heahul condition which all have opportunity for industry which all take ill industry and in which the products may be distrbued-NOT EQUALLY, BUT EQUITA BLY, that every should be able possess what call the comforts for himself and his family
 PROSPERITY A PEOPLE AGGREGATE WEALTH THAN ON HOW THE WEALTH IS os TRiBuTED
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
The Red Men.

The Red Men met in council Wea- nesday night at their wigwam' corner of Fourth and Pine street, Three warriors were raised to the chie1talh- cy and great interest was manifested in the work.
 Election of officers resulted as foi- lows:
 B. $. Brannon, sachem.
 w. H. Gist, senior sagamore. F, H. Davis, junior sagamore.
 A. B. Smith, prophet
 William Keller, trustee.
 It was decided to confer With M'' Drake and Brother Spooner and ar range for performance at the park in the near future of an Indian play for the benefit of the tribe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
The P0lluting Influences
 Of the Modern Realists
clency O1 r Whole.


BsLN the Norwegian lraaat will lis 5lofu types of the
 Gep4aEy resultant from hereditary iease Pinero Inc Tr -E, G da1aatis with his images vice m
 see corruption: Shaw tAe Irish dram with his pertne q para3az his s0PIIIsTICAL 1M2IoRALIIY 4l lis c1eap oldhand simmer of ey1sm 4iaeerne t2e Esia1 dra14: with his fantastic svnbolI which half .e1an and IIAIF LUNACY and that dire carlaean who calls himself Gabriel D l the Italian draatist with lis nena2erie ros each and all found following and each and an w equally prosperous and dieent il P0LIUTG TIE sIIET STREAM OF LITERATUI.E the public morals and the Pl,Bf TASTE.
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The Shriners.

The Shrilers held their regular meeting Wednesday evening. A s'oa'' .mount of unimportant business was attended to.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
Railway Carmen.

The Carmen held their regular meeting Saturday evening. A iarss amount of business was atlehoeo '' and they adjourned to meet sa'"- day the 18th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
New Officers for Jefferson Lodge.

Jefferson lodge, No, PA. indepehd- ent Order Odd Fellows. had an uh- usually large and interesting meet ing Tuesday evening, the occasion De, ing the semi-annual election of o1h' ters This being the first meeting .Aof the present month, there was q large amount of routine business dis posed of before the election of officers for the ensuing term was proceeoed with.
 Under the head of election of oti4, ,ers. present Noble Grand w. L. Meek Announced that nominations We're in crder to fill that position. and he
 Auld pass into the position ot past
 ed." {sf
 Assrs. Perring and Baker were ap- pointed telers and 2 ballot resulted in the election of the following oFl- .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
The Eaqles.

The Eagles held their regular meet, ing at their hall over R. A. Ware furniture store. Nothing of import ance was aone.
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WILL GIVE FaEE MUSIC.
Pine Elaff. .ArlI MaraG.. .19f

Pine Emf. Afb| May 2e. 19o6. Publishers Graphic, pity Gentlemen will give to the win her of the S4o0.o0 Xii hball piano offer e by you. the choicd of any music in the house to the and but of s10 Your. truly,
 $. A. ROSENBERG,
 statio1ei and Bookseller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
A Remarkable of3er 5

The orap.'e rropos s. to o<s Away Iouts'y Free fo Apply on -Ise Purchase prico n.tsrs Making Grand Total of S5so oo: +h. Three Host Pc 1uiar Ladies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
Jnoperi7l-JuIiet Pythians.

Imperial-Iuliet lodge, hnights of pythias, held an interesting session ,t Friday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
Noble grand, !. w La@Ee.

Noble grand, |. W. A~e}'' Ut. 1ates vice-grand. w. R. Crawford. s25. otsecrs.ary. Thomas Green sr 300 5o ,..,f,. hrer. ]. C. Hienschspiel, s2o oo ,:Lfesentative ta grand loaee. ]. SIT 2. Baker,
 s15( D. D G. NJ. ?. (. d,asstn1ltz. s7o The subordinate officers viii he ap. e7o pointed at 6 subsequent meeting.
 Jefferson lodge is in 8 fiourishins and the hope aas peen s21= " pressed that under the a2anasement s7.t of officers elected Tuesday evening t s6.0 win continue to prosper. II is also s5 learned that the degree staff of the
 Daughters ef Rebe}zah of the l. Q. Q.
 F, are actively ensase3 in qefteetins
 themselves in the beautiful doae work = Of this braneh af the oI=anigat.en
 and splendid results ags eeaea fae as an outerowth of tneiz f.fa@.s = Jefferson lodge enjoys the aissse ,a - ton Of being enc ct tAalas - 4s=s =, = in the state. numerically 4sass ,ovs and they own one se c'se .aost }..ss- -ionely furnished halls n the ely. The committee is authorized to ~e lC~ that the newly. elected officers gre e.
 oeedinsIy anxioNs that there oe 2 large attendance Tuesday, Jans T. and all visiting Odd Ezrayis n aoad
 standing will be given Aea4ty frs- z ternal greeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
Railway Engineers.

The Railway Engineers met as usual last. Wednesday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
nivssss Falling, AI1ove

ss e.a. 4afot to Walter cotter ..aa company Saturday morning said t4a. -ne Argaas&s liver aaaGe at For i. rza-75s sG feet, . fall of 2.6 s>5t. at lstJ.e E5 ' H3a risen 1.5. ,z0 -9tea 4s m 5s=. at Eaf1@- rzs.,s @..on 5.1l :. the s,.ase re.e.:star5~5 +ee1. Gae Sa2Ea aT Pine BIZ 5=it hs.7ixaz 1sss
 since ida.
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Trades and Labor Council.

The Trades and Labor Councli ihet at their hall at Fourth and Ma'l' Monday evening. Only some unim' nortant business was attended 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

Pine Bluff Ark. May 2s, 1906. Pine Bluff Daily Gra, ,hic, City.
 Gentlemen We think your plano contest q good thin E, and We will give to the winner q handsome music cabinet. to match th4 piano.
 RHODEs.HAVEaTY FUR. co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
Cotten Belt Encarnpment.

CottoN EeTt ENc3FApN7eht. Cotton Ee9t eRcanlpiaen5, 0. o. F.. met Friday night.
 G-----
 The Morklnen. The tncfea; Order Of United Work ren nle. II regular session Fri3aN r,aht and spent aa inteTes7fn" and profitable session.
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Ti9e " ors men.
The Re heksh hs.

The P4baHahs ulet ia ,eaSl.iar Ses- Sioa : r{ir sszz- r55@tf.
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PRIMAL NOTES.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

to dishonesty iii government it may be sao ,ha' "'"
 characteristic in America and is not characteristic i'll @ other country is THE ALMOST INANlMouo D'- A SIRE FOR FAIRNESS AND HONESTY. Pol1ea
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-26
GADSDEN IS READY
HOMES THROWN OPEN TO VISITING
 NEETH0DIsS.
Every Delegate and Known Visitor to Annual Meeting of North Alabama Coincidence to Receive Hearty
 Welcome.

Gadsden, Nov. 25, (SpecioD-Dr. j.. ". Newman secretary of the Norln Alabama Conference and Pastor of the First Methorist church of tnis city, aa- nounced today that every .etail Of the entertainment of guests at the annual conference which conyenes, Sn this clty next Wednesday, had been coaplete l..
 Homes for four hundred delegates have been provided and a number ad- ditionaI can be accommodated If neces- safy, owing to the liberal hospitality of the citizens. Besides the duties Of secretary of the conference, Dr. New man as the entertaining pastor, has had an unusual amount Of work to do, and has practically directed the entire arrangements for the conference ses- sions.
 On Thursday. Thanksgiving day. Bish : op w. R. Hendrix, of KanSas City, will preach the annual Thanksgiving ser mon at the First Methodist church. He will also preach on the Sunday morn ing following. The conference will be opened Wednesday morning at nine O. clock with Holy Communion, followed by roll call and permanent organiza- tion.
 Among the impohtant features will be the election of tho Quadrennial Boards, to serve for the ensuing -Four years. IneS6 DOdTOS-EAuuSa ~hA7 sions et1., are elected after each Quad- rennial Conference, the last one being held at Birmingham. There will be about four hundred and fifty or five hundred visitors to this city next week as the conference is the most tHpor- tant event in the Methodist church, and many notable ministers VIII be in at- tendance.
 Congressman Burnett of the seventh Alabama district, Congressman Lee of the seventh Georgia district and Capt w P. Lay of this city Leld a confer ence at Rome. Ga, recently to decide upon plans for securing an appropria- tion for the improvement of the Coosa silver.
 Nothing definite was dcne, but q close watch will be kept on the situa- tdon and if it is possible to do any thing at the coming session of con Eress 1t will be done. Great disap- pointment is felt here over the mailurt to get anything for the Coosa in the bill -hich has been prepared recently
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-26
FOR UNION SERVICES
SEVERAL MONTGOMERY CHURCHES
 TO JOIN IN THANKSGIVING.
pr. F. G. Railey VIII Preach the Ser mon at First Baptist Church. Other Ministers Will
 Assist.

Thanksgiving services in which a majority of the churches of Montgom- cry will join will be held Thursday morning at II o'clock at the First Bap- tist Church
 The sermon will be preached by Dr. r. G. Railey, acting pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. and all the min isters of the churches joining in the services will take part in the exercises The churches. which have already sig nified a willingness to take part in the service, are the First Presbyterian Church, the Central Presbyterian Church, the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. the Court Street Methodist church, the South Perry Street Metho- dist Church. the Dexter Avenue Metho- dist Church, the Methodist Protestant Church, the Southside Baptist Church and the First Baptist Church, at which church the services will be held.
 A splendid program of music will be arranged for the occasion, and the pub lie is cordially invited to attend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-26
QUIET IS UNUSUAL
HAMILTON STILLNEss sEEMs TC
 FOREBODE TROUBLE.
Some Cars Ran During Pay and There Was Lack of Ri0tOua DemOnatra- tiOn--SoIdiera stiIl Guard
 Town.

Hamilton, Ont, Nov. 25-Today was marked by unusual quiet n the streets contrasted with the riotous scenes OI the last two days which have marked the strike of street railway employees here,
 Some cars ran during the day and evening. In the outlying districts sone stones were thrown and blank Cartrid. ges were exploded under tine wheels of street cars, but there was no hostile demonstrations. The soldiers campe ] in the armory under arms awaiting rfoi call and the police reserves at the city hall probably contributed u .yarCs the peaceful day.
 The officials of the railway company do not believe the trouble is at an en | however. The persons who vera in jured in the riots Of Friday ond Satuf- day are recovering.