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Arizona republican., 1907-12-28
CIAIRvOYAN1
q n!'''a
Frances Majenda
Frances Majenda

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Do you know what you are best
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are you in trouble of any kind. dis
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in life. or have you any domestic or
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matter what your troubles may be you
will be told of them and receive proper
advice and help.
The power 10 controi-hov To b
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and affairs. Is your husband. wife
or sweetheart Indifferent to your Are
you occupying the position In life that
You are qualified for? Do you wish to
possess the key TO the vaults u love.
friendship. success aud fame Know
the secret Of eontrol-the power TO in
spire trust and confidence and win
success In business. social or financial
life. Arise. throw eff thy shacSles--
Exchange sorrow for joy. darkness Tor
light. BE master Of your own des-
tiny" MAJENDA will show you the
way
Hours: 10 to $40 daily and sun
day.
Half price this week
% AIsnrse St The Alamo.
Second door east Of Postoffice.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28
M EIAlS.

New York, Dec. 27.--The London tin
market was lower. with spot closing
el19.I5s: futres at fl2017s.6d. Lo-
calIy the market was twenty-five
points lower, at s26.S7Is OBESITY.
Copper was unchanged to IS higher.
with spot quoted al e601Os.1d and flu
lures at e6115s in London. There
were no change locally. Lake, s13.31h
d13.5O. electrolytic. S13.25@13.S1i.;
I casting. s13G1312ls.
Lead was los lower G IA in London
Locally it was steady and unchanged,
$3.5063.60.
Spelter was unchanged. at el9-15s
in London. Locally the market was
firm. S420G4.25.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28
GRAIN.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Wheat closed
weak May opened Il to = to 1c low
er. at $1.O6is to s1.O6lz. advanced to
$1.O7. fell to SI.O57s. closing at $1,000
1.06iS.
May corn opened a shade to &c low
er. at SSH a $3.50. advanced To 5s&c.
clsoed at 5Sas a 5sIac.
May oats opened u TO &c lower.
53A to $3.50. advanced TO 535s. closed
at 53iAc.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28
EMPTYING TWO MINES
OF the Dead Bodies Of the Victims OF
Explosions.

Jacobscreek, Dec. 1.-THE Darr
mine yielded more victims OF the ex-'
plosion of December 10 today, seventy
more bodies having been brought 10
the surface during twentyfour hours
The bodies in view and those already
brought out total over 200. II Is
hoped to have the work practically
completed early tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28
PROTECT THE BIRDS

To the Editor of The Republican:
Sir-Why don't some OF the good
people Of Phoenix who have the time.
as well as the inclination for such
things, organize a branch of the Au-
dubon Society for Maricopa county,
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28
STOCKS.

Amaigamsted Copper. 47h; Smelt-
ing. 20: Atchison- 7Ok; St. Paul. 1914
=: New York Central. 81; Pennsyl-
vania. $1.10A: Reading. 96is: South
ern Pacific, 73%s; Union Pacific, l.
1871: steel. 26%; preferred. s7s.
Silver. 52is: MeXicans. IL.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28
THE OPENING SESSION
OF JAPANESE CONGRESS
The Governments Majority so Over
wheImine as to Preclude Much Eric
ton.

Toxic. Dee. -(Saturday)- The
twenty fourth diet was formally open
ed today by the emperor. who deliv-
cred the speech from the throne in
the house sof peers, where he laid
stress on the increasingly cordial re
lations with foreign powers and the
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28

SUCCESSFUL OPERATION Mrs.
B. p. Surghnor. who was operated on
at the Sisters Hospital Thursday for
appendicitis by Dr.s Thomas and Plath
is reported TO be getting along very
nicely at present.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28

The moon gives back reflected light.
The planets do the same:
But Donofrio's candies bright.
Shine with their own bright fame.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28

spite of a late rise in money rates.
Bonds were steady.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28
COFFEE

Our name on the pack
age gives us the credit,
and puts on us the money
back burden 1t isn't a
burden!
Your grocer returns your money n you don't
ike S-hilling's Best: We PAP him
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28

Pure boiled apple cider for your
mince meat at Melczer Bros. Com
pany. Phone Main rs.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28

Mesa, Ariz.. Christmas, 1907.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-28

Second door east Of Postoffice.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12
Gtn 0eadasaiB.

Sn elmer rb0beren 506terT9ule"
ertbeiIt Der jungs, bibi6e Sr. Braun
2itsraturunterridt. @r bat cine
ldngit pergdngsne rubmreibe @po6e
unIerer beutI6en 0t9tung in eingez
benbsr DsiIs porsetragsn uno be-
Tpri9t nun i'm 9tnI6luB bardn bic
Observation-Disclosures iener 3eit.
Oamit tommt bic Rebe auf bic 9lllis
teration poer ben Sta6rein. Weil
er aud germ mad benz atten pGoaao>
sifden 9runofaB. buB gsiIpieIe bas
Se9reifen iebr erlei6tern, unterri6s
tet, fiibrt er cine ganse Reibe poltss
tbiimlider Stubreims, ipie orauf uno
bran. Iei6t uno leois, bid unb biinn
uIp. an. Damn ridtet er an bic Dor
ibm iibenben iungen Sumen bic glufs
forberuns. SGBe gu biIben, in benen
dbnIide Wortoerbinorngen portomz
men. Ru6oem ein5slne 5rGulein
iein 9egebren gu ieiner 3ufrieoenbeit
erfiiut baben, tommt 5rdulein Q6elz
gunbe an bic Reibe. sic beainnt
ibrsn SAB febr prGten3i0s uno uiels
peripre4sno: rDir 0dmeu lisben. a,
bIsibt bunn aber iteden.
Or. Braun, pem SufdGig 6etunnt
mar. bab Goelgunoe als ie6r sitsl
uno puBIii9tis gall, ppllte Te elm
tuenig nedsn, inoem er ibr als Subs
polenoung porIdIus, rIieben Sammt
unb. =" Ssibe badt. er ipottluitig
lei fi6.
9tOslsunbs a6er, erf unanaenebm
beriibrt, ouB ibr ni4t Ipfort ielbt
etpas eingefullen mar, uno bdrum
froh, iid tpieosr Iebsn unb mad Oies
fer tIeinen 9ldmage in bic Sd,aar
Der WlitI6iilerinnen untertauden au
fOnnsn, bsnubt bdntbdr bes 0ebrers
tleinen Singer5eis unb ruff, inbem
itt ben 3ipfel hires SGnbeII6iirsaens
fobt, nit boIbsm Grr6tben:
rNr Oamen Iisben iammt unb
ipnbsrs!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12
Der RIasere slebt naa.

Der aIte Soden iiB. bebaglid uuf
ieinsm O6ientarren, bic tur8e pfeifs
in benz sabuloien Muno, uuo lGbt
iih in geulG6li6em Srptt BON ieinem
S6fen ben Idmalen DieIenpfuo ents
lang fubrsn. pI6bli6 an elmer Bic
gung bes Deges itebt Der Serr 9anbs
ridter benz friebIi9en @eipaun gez
geniiber unb pdrtet barauf, oab Der
Barren austpei6t. glber aud Der
O6Ie bIeibt itsben unb rpartet Tsis
nerIeits, bab Der Ridter ben YIuB
rdumt. leber eine ful6e ReIpettloz
iigteit oes Sdien emp6rt, penbet Der
2anOridter Ii9 an bic befere Gins
ii9t bes 8auern unb ruff bonnsrnb:
nSo9en. gebt Der 2dnoridter benz
O6isn Ober Der O9ie BEN 2anbri9>
ter aus benz @eg91
@insn aueenbIid tdut So6en nu6s
bentli9 am pfsifsnitummeI, fpudt
bann in bobem 8ogsn aus unb meint
seluien: Dat miiBt Sbr untsr sins
amber ausmu9en, ou mild i'd mid
nit RIM"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12

.Seiliser StrobTad, pie msin GItet
INNER iast = mas Du fur llniinn
luidmmenrebeit, glld! Ri9ts ans
beres iibrts! 8iit 9u ni9t DieIIei4t
baIb unb baIb eins SzEItIerin9"
ra9, i6 ipsib ni6t. :"
.Do9, oas tpeibt 9u, uno Du
tOnnteit cine sdnas tperoen, penn. :
.Sa, ipenn. :" ipieoerbolte 9as
6riele bumpf. sic srinnerte fid 10
bsutIi9 an ben 9.Iu9 bes fremOen
RiinFtIsrs. srinnerts ii9 Gag fir
Gag in iebem tobten WdRer Der Sim
f0rmtgteit, bas man pein gutes Seim"
nennt. Sic erinnerte Ii9, uno ibre
ausen fiilIten iid nit SbrGnen, benn
lie bsariff plOblia, bdB ibre Dobls
thdterin nur elm briidsnoes 8dHb fir
lie mar.
Rdimd bate unbarmber5ig ale
.soiitiIden uno tleinli9en @igsni9ats
ten BON 5rau Sorn angendgeIt, uno
Il. riitteIte 9abrisIs 10 beftig aus
ibsr fumpfen ReIiguatipn auf, bab
Iie sines Sdges bic Sants nm thre
5reibeit bat = nur fir Elm puur Wlos
nate. Sic puIlte reifsn. neue Gins
bride empfaneen.
gber niemals bergaB 9dbrieIe bic
qntport: r0u bait beripro4en, mid
gu pflegen. SEPT bin ib aft uno be-
bari 0einer. 9ri6t u 0ein 9erz
ipredsn, 70 brede id du9 meines.
llnb mas ninft Du bdnn unfdngen,
Du armss 9ing9 9lIt unb bstteIurm,
nein. Htin, mein 8tnO, bas mD4t' i'd
Dir niht piini9en. Bdrte, balo
tommt Define 3eit!"
llnb 9dbriels pdrtete. Die Sabre
psrgingsu, Rdimd per6eirdtbete ii9
unb 3og fort. Sis unb Oa idrieb lie
sinen Brief uno erSdblte Don benz
2ebsn bort orauben. O2s Ddren
bic 5riiblingsbriien in 9abrieIes 0dz
Iein, unb lie IaB in Der 0Gmmerung
am Iisbiten brduben in Der 8illd uno
ldufdte benz gao elmer iungen tlaren
MGo9enitimme, bic fang:
9Isiht bod nidts @rpartungsSeitsn
Srii6idbrspo6en, &npipe5titen,
adnn fein Wai Elm 2i9t Osrbreiten
Uie 2lpril i'm 9dmmerbau9.
sic IGdelte, eber pebmiitbig dls
bitter; es mar 10 dlImGblidb elm sez
pifes pblesma in ibr 9emiitb gez
tommen. limb iiberoies - bate lie eiz
nen Hsusn Sruum: iie CAB ibr unbez
riibrtes Supital fort, CAB es Raimd.
Sopis es ibr 5ufiel, ioate Naima es
hdbsn, nur bic 3inien ipollte Tte islbit
6ebdlten, unb Tlarius@Gdsgub. Da
pollte lie Sommer uno Dtnter mob
nsn unb es 10 re9t truuIi9 9aben.
Sd6riele Odneu mar ieBt 10 nett,
oab lie nur itin uno ianft BON einem
iorgenloien Qlter trGumte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12

.glber nun iage mir" fIiiIterte
aotte cine Stunbe buruuf ibrem 9ers
lObtsn gu, ntpssbulb fdriebit ou mir
70 ssbeimniBpoa bds Dort Grbtdnts
in Der MuI9el auf2"
,@siter bait bu nidts entbedt2A
la9te qrtbur. ~Gs ftars Sarin: Si.
Dame lit msiue Grbtants, idb mub ibr
bic 9ur mddsn!"
.9f! limb bente bir, ib mar 10
fur6tbar eifsrIiidtig - = mas bu
natiirlidb ni6t msrten iolIteIt -
SGtteit bu mid nidt 10 neusieria nit
Der |iuIdel eemaht, 10 tpiirbe i9 mir
gar ni9t 10 ipHsq tlor geporben
isin. mas id fir bid fiiblt,. = @bsr
fo...
So hattie i6 bod ri6tia auf beins
Gpdnutur fpetuIirt, nidt pabr9 =
Sab Der 3etteI iibrisens 70 tief in bic
Muidel bineingerutfht mar, mub
9ret6sn periduIbst bab.nl"
nSoer - elm anoerer!" badlte Qots
IL. Sic ipra9 es absr nidt aug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12
Der Ahpnfnnher.

= Der SppO9Onoer. Qluf
Der Strdbe begesnsn ii9 Spei Be
fannie. Gs sntpidsIt iid foIsenbes
9eiprd6: a.: Wie sebts nit Der
9eiunbbeit9 g.: 9unts, idls9t! o.:
SdIsdt9 Bds febIt Sbnen9 g.:
Ri6ts! o.: Damn tdnn's Sbnen bod
Hidt i9le6t seb'u. g.: Ods ifPs
ia sbsn. S9 fiibl. mid ME rsdt
ipo4l. psnn i'd uidt N bib4en un-
pobl bin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12
Tr5hli6.

apUtbetsr: r9tbsr, Serr pros
DiiOr, parum iinb Sic benn 10 ers
biBt9"
Prppifor: .Q9, benten Si.
fid, ieBt 6ub' id einem Sunssn fir
Stpei Mart WlebiSin sesebeu, ba Isst
Der 8engeI einen 9rofden ber unb
riidt aus. 2eiOer babe id ben Strid
ni6t mebr eripiiat."
apOtbeter: rNa, ba laFsn g
nur gut iein, ba buben mir ia INNER
nod fiebeu Pfennise perbient!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12
Spnberbar. 2anbpfarr.r

- Q Sonoer bar. 2dnopfarrer:
uRuu, gefGats Sbnen duf bem Cans
bs2" 9rOBitGoter: nRi4t re6t; piI'
fen sic, bic Rube 1T 10 beunrubi'
s,nb!"
= Der Ontel ouf 9eiu6.
.Wur pobl aud Elm GIGubiger, benz
0u mid bu ebeu Dorseitelt buit9" -
~glein, OnteI - bus iOu srit siEsi
peroen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12

b.imifen @.banfen perfrp6, unb he
athmete erIet9tert auf, ipenn lie ii4
Dabin suriidsiebsn fonnte.
Sin &leinitdbtgGns9en", bd4te
Der &iinitIsr, perbeugte Ii9 unb stng
= fir INNER. l6tr feline 8Iumeu
bIieben 9ubriele tpirtlib eine @rini
nerung, ME Sants Waria propbeaeit
bate. sic trOdnets Iis bebutiam in
Sdno unO modte lie 10 gu tletnen
bdlidmirten 8lumenleiden, dber fir
fie tparen Fe ni6t tobt. sic bdttsn
nod Duff unb 3auber; ia Der Bino
fliiiterte nod aus ben bebenben 8lGts
tern.
9unss, lans., fOnnte iie 10 Dor
ibnn ROfen iiBsn unb Sussnoi9ididle
Oi6ten unb BON SerSensgliid trGus
men. Sic iagte ii9 gang leiie, bdb
IS nod tommen tonnte; 5uerIt bate
Tie seiubelt: SIS tommt, es tommt!"
Damn ith seiast: .Durum ioIIte i4
nidt aud Ieben9 Sd babe bod mebr
R0ali6teiten ala bic Meiiten!" Damn
ben aopf gsIentt unb gefliiitert; r8isl
6uben bic Sabre eenpmmen, a6er i4
babe ia nod 3eit, gu tpdrten!" -
llRb iebt mar 9dbriele 0uneu bier.
sia Sabre unb fab aud 10 aus, aber
in ibr Gebte bic Susenb tpie elm @ogel
I'm 8Gfis.
Seoen Dintsr battle Iie bei ben
tleinen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno
Seieuiduften Der StaOt geipisIt, mar
ieben Somner i'm r8dbeprt" dufsez
treten, einem Plab, ben Sante Wfds
ria elm pdar Stunoen melt bon Der
Stdbt eHtbedt bate uno mo- bic Sos
nordtioren Elm pdar eigene 8illeH be-
Tdben.
Sante Wlarid bate audi ibrs 8tId
bd. unb dls 9dbriele pietsig Sabre
purbe. permddte ibr ibre DObItbdtes
rim teitamentariI6 Warta>Gnagtub,
pie sSrdu Sorn bic 8iLld our1 8erz
,inisuns ibrer beiOen Rdmen getduft
battle,
@dbriele tnirte uno bantte, pie
bamaIs. uIs iie nod fiinf3ebn Sabre
mar. SEPT brau9te lie niht meAr 5r
peripreden, artts uno seboriam gu
isin, bds psrItanD iid ia BON ielbit,
bd lie ii9 Der srrBsn Duntburteits'
I9ulb beipubt mar.
sic sogen 3sitts i'm SriibItng bins
aus. 9dbriele frsute ii4 odriiber.
9enn lie bate cine fleine Sreunoln
brauBen, elm gang iunses Rdodsn,
nit tiibnen, boffnun9sfro9en 3us
tunftspldnen.
@ubrisIe pfIegte iie au bsgIsitsn,
penn lie nit ibrer frii6en, retnen
Stimme fang, uHb numentIta eiH
2ieb mubte Ratma oft iiusen.
r9as 1T elias 2ieo", fugts lie Id'
heno.
.@s mar es pObl", anttpOrtstt
@abrieGe. .SeBt bore i9 barin nur
ben Sraum eines Srdumes. Ibsr
Tin9' es bod, Rdima!"
limb Rdima fang:
9lei6t bod ni6ts Grpartungs3eitsn,
6riiblingspogsn, 8noipe5eiten,
Rann feiH Mdi elm 9i9t per6reiten
Wie Npril i'm 0dmmerhduh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12

9lei6t bod ni&ts ben Se9niu9s5eis
ten, .
Soffnunasidbren, WerbeSeiten,
aunn tein 5riibling Slang perbrsis
ten.
Wie elm beinIid 2ieben tbut.
Selt'ne &iifie, i9nelles S6eioeu,
5rdum BON allen 6reu'n unb 2etoen,
Oas i'm 2ebsnsi9ohe rubt.
9ebt uno ihiittelt sOlO'ne 5riidte,
Sd min blei6en, ih per5idte -
Sn oes 9drtens Wiorsenli1te.
Siit i9 iunge &noipengIutb.
limb Raimd Iprang Dom SldOier
auf uub tdnste ourb Oas 3immsr
,u @abrisIe biniiber, bic in einsm
groben &orbitubl lebnts, I6ldng bic
2trms um ibrsn gals, tiibts lie dufs
DIR uno fliiitsrte ibr itrdbleno BON
ibren vgrpurtunssjetten".
SIS mar, dls battle etne mGtbtige
Do9s 9abriele an einen Ionnengli=
BernOsn StranO ssiporfen, 10 our6s
pdrmt, Idpinpelig unb matt fiible iie
Fd. llnO lie ia9te i4eu in frugens
Oem Spn:
nWds 0u mir bu erSdbIit, Oas iit
pobl bas 2ebsn."
Raimu IGdslte. sir bic meiitsn
BON uns 5rauen pubI - in isOsm
fan uniere Bette Gpiiobe, bic proout>
tips perioOe mD9te ih Iageu."
~0u meinit, bic uns srOber
mdht."
.Sa = uisGsi6t. Sisbif 0u, gaa,
bds Slid sibt bod bic beften Sm>
pulie, gluub' i4."
Sn 9abrislsns Snnsrem ItDbnte es
lsii., 70 als bait. etpas lebenOia Be
grabenes bd gstldgt: ,Ddrum, tpas
rum babe i'd ME ods Slid geie6sn?"
aber lie Iaste ni6ts, lie lisB nur Raiz
mas brauIenOen Strom BON itdrten
iungsn 9eoanteu unp fr0bIihen, uns
sridrodenen Bbrten iiber iia flus
tben.
gines Nbenos flel es Jtdimd eiR,
gabritlss Saar gu i0ien, ss nit elmer
BaTerroIe gu I6mIden uno nit
Sdilf 81 umipiHoen,
.Dis entSiidsnb 0u ausFsbit, penn
i'd Did 10 Elm bibasn psrpilbert bas
Be-, Iaate lie, ra9, odB i'd Did nidt
friibsr in bic Saub betommen babe!
Sd bate Did gutipillig ooer nit Sc
malt aus Deiner S0bIe ssI9Ieppt unb
Sid lebsn sslebrt. Dorduf bait
Du oenn bier ar bic 3sit ssipartst,
TGg'2"
rauF bic @rbi6aft". trdt es 9as
brisIe plump duf bic 2ippsn, aber Iis
lipdna bic brei Dorte ME bittsre piIs
ka binunter u1b fagte matt:
-Rir 6lieb niats anOers i6ris!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12

Sunser @bemanu (ber gum
eritenmaI nit ieiner Srau fpaSieren
ssbD: r9u, unier SeirutbsOsrmittIsr
briidte ii1 sben 70 f9eu porbei, uls
OBJ er elm bOies 9eipiHsn bdtte! -.
Sbut er bas nun meinettpegsn ober
9einstpesen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12

= Der noble Serr. Som<
msrfrii9ler: Das ma9t benn eigent<
lid iebt Sbr Sobn. Der adper, be-
fiHbet sr iid nod beim UiilitGrS
8duerin: S4O lang nimmer, Der
Ipielt iebt an npblen GERM, er 1T Bee
Oientsr kim Ssrrn Baron.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-12

r...@ie fasen Fets nmein Sells
ssr"! :. Sbr Serr SemubI 1T bod
ppbluuf!"
Sang re9t - uber ih babe f9on
brsi Mdnnsr perloren, unb bu babe
id mid 70 burun getp0bnt, gu iussn
~msin SeIiser", baB i'd ni9t mebr
anbers tann!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-01

Tlnghast, The Negro in Africa and America page A.
B. Ellis Eve Speaking Peoples of the Slave Coast D. 1916
Mary Kingsley, Travels in West frica page 1853.
Tlinghast, The Negro in Africa & America page CO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-07

perfected arrangements by which the men may obtain duplicates Full particulars as to the course to take to get new Cross can be had of the nearest chapter of the U. D. c. The General Commanding can not find words to express for him. self personally and for his beloved comrades the sense of appreciation felt by all at this action, which is bft a fresh evidence of the love and consideration which the Wom- en of the South have ever manifest ed.
 II. If the press of the South will give wide publicity to this order they will add another to their many former acts of kindness. as we'll as confer plasure on many sad old Confederate soldiers. By command of STEPHEN D. LEE,
 General Commanding
 Official: Wm. E. Mickle. Adiu- tant General and Chief of Staff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-07
First Baptist Church.

Reverend W. l.. Walker. the evangelist of Atlanta, Ga, will preach at both hours of service to- day Thls begins a series of re vival services to continue for two preaching every morning and even
 ing during the week The sinain Z will be under the direction of Mir
 Bell of Atlanta. Song service he- gins at 9:io a. m. and 1:fa D. ill. Sunday school today at 9:50 a. m. B. Y P. U., : D. m. All are very cordially invited to these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-07
AT THE CHURCHES.
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First NJ. F. Glsi.icIt.

Partial report Of First M F. sunday school for first quarter. ! 1907. The following is Q record of classes for the quarter:
 Miss Moree BHrlls' class, star; Mrs. Buford Johnson's class, star; Mrs. Sarah Strange's class, S2 per cent; Mrs. Florence Hearns class, g. per cent; Miss Sue Ramsey's class, S3 per cent, Mrs. B. A. Hal toms class, Sj per cent; Brother hood Bible class. S5 per cent; Mrs. J. w. James class, 70 per cent; Miss Alma Dewoody's class. 70 per cent
 During the last half Of the quar- ter all classes reached the 100 mark every Sunday.
 The following teachers, officers and pupils were awarded certificates of honor for perfect work during the quarter, which means a grade of 100 per cent:
 Rev T. Y. Ramsey, pastor; Mr. c. o. Huber, superintendent; MT. T. W. Sparks, assistant superintend- ent; Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet. secretary primary departments; Dr w. H. Browning, teacher: Mrs. B. Johnson, teacher; Mrs. Florence Hearn. superintendent and teacher primary department Mr. R. H. M. Mills, MT. J. J. w. Smith, Miss Corrine Williams. Miss Matte Buchanan, Mr. Roy Chester, MT. Charles James, Miss Emma Monk, Miss Ruth Rutherford, Miss Louise Rutherford, Miss Werner Duncan, Mir. John Dwyer, Master Fred Gull yer, Miss Vera Clement, Master Allenn Sheppard, Miss Edith John son and Miss Moree Johnson.
 The following were awarded certificates rof honor for excellent" work during the quarter, which means a grade of between so and 100 per cent for the quarter:
 Miss Florence A. Dewoddy, sec retary: Mr Charles w. Dodds, IT, brarian; MT. Freeman Owens, as sist librarian: Mrs. R. A. Haltom. teacher; Mrs. J. w. James, teach. CT: Miss Moree Burks, teacher, Mrs. Sarah Strange, superintendent and teacher junior department; Mrs. r. E. Renfrow, teacher: Mr c. H. Owens, MT. J ". James. Mir, B. Johnson, Mr w F Ross, Miss Sarah Stokes, Miss Nellie Lyon, NJ .ss Nellie Wvadde,l. Miss Jessie
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WILL REPLACE THE
 CROSSES OF HONOR

Headquarters United Confederate
 Veterans, New Orleans, La,
 March 27, 1907.
 General Orders No. 62:
 l. ihe General Commanding has the eXtrem> satisfaction in an nouncing that the United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy have taken steps to supply duplicate Crosses of Honor to those Veterans who have been so unfortunate as to lose the originals. The old men set so much store by these precious badges of affection and honor that have been bestowed by these noble women that they were quite heartbroken if the crosses were lost or broken. The Daughters, with the same nobility of action and affectionate regard which induced them to offer the CrosseA in the first place, have now
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Carr Memorial Church.

Services at Fidst Ward school build ing at II d. nl.. held by the pastor, Reverend R. X. MeClintock, and at 1:&o P. nl., held by Reverend w. W.
 Christie presiding elder. Sunday school at :f5 a. III. All are invited. Quarterly conference Monday night at s o'clock and all the members of the conference are requested to be pres ent as very important business is to be attended to.
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Ntyte, Nr \. si Blani>enship, Y as Margaret Lev r., MSS Ruth S,ea!es. Miss .<3l:sli@ .Nionel, Nr In DWEer Nils. Mittie Russell. M.,ster Leo .<.@'ol. M4~t.r Jardcn Mank, Master john HGhnaHn. Miss ieiil Cross, .tss.ec Marion Mon tasue, Naste. George iIolaolnese. Master Edward Culver, Master Cal vim Burks, Miss SuIa Dalrympla, Master Roy Shepperd, Master Dalrymple, Master Hoshell Ruther- ford, Master Albert Russell, Mas ter Allen James, Master Alex Nichol and Miss Gene Ezel.
 The following was awarded certificates of honor for good" work during the quarter, which means grade between 60 and so per cent:
 Miss Sue Ramsey, Mr F. E. Ren- frow, Miss Mary Lindsay, Dr. J. F. Simmons, MT. J. B. A. Johnson, Miss Louise Crow, Miss Mary Me Coy, Miss Joe Hart, Miss Nita Lowry, Master Robert Hohmann, Master William Young, Master Fay McGaughy, Miss Inez Herrin. Mas ter Dave Herrin, Master John Stub blefeld, Miss Eddie King, Miss Pearl Burks, Miss 1rma Clement, Miss Ruby McGaughy, Miss Georgia May Clement, Miss Mary Malone, Miss Sue Malone, Master Robert Malone, Master Roy Monk and Master Carl Stubblefield.
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DURING THE MONTH.

Now is the time to get the ? rheumatic puisons anG foul E 5 acids from tao blood and sys- !. * tenn. states an eminent au- < thority, who says that rheu- } matism and Kidney trouble & are caused by the blood, which < often becomes sour from E excessive acids. enc also tells ; what to do to make ii pure : and healthy. * :" Get from any good prescrip- E tion pharmacy one-half ounce e Fluid Extract Dandelicn. one s ounce Compound knrson,. three < ounces Compound Syrup sars;,- ,. parilla Mix by shaking in a : < bottle and take a teaspoontul " * after meals and at bedtime : * Jnst try this simple blood ; cleanser and tonic at the first * sign of Rheumatism. or if your x < back aches or you feel that , * the Kidneys are not acting * * right. Any one can easily pre- a * pare this mixture at home. r
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At the Christian Church.

The pastor will present at the morning hour, .'Ye Are the LiGE5 of the World At night service be- ginning at D. m., he will discuss "Is Jesus Coming Again? If So, When?" All parties interested are cordially invited to attend
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Lakeside Methodist Church.

At Lakeside Methodist church to- day the pastor, Reverend w. C.
 Watson, will preach at II o'clock on Sin and at 7:30 on ",rhe Grace of Thanksgiving Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Senior League at D. m., led by Professor s. R.. Steele. Junior League at 4:15 D. m. Midweek prayer service We'd nesday night. Subject "The Third
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Christian Science Service.

No. 10S Pine street
 Sunday II a. m., subject, Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?" Wednesday evening meetings S O. clock. Reading room same ad- dress Visitors welcome.