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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08

their enthusiasm and interest ill tDls, the babies work in Home Missions, was a picture that would have in- spired modern Raphael
 When the roll was called and the little ones opened their mite boxes, we saw from the amount each con. tained, that mother and each child had thought often during this qua..- ter to drop ill thank offering.
 On the arrival of the guests a de- }iShtful punch was served by little Louise Watson After the mite box opening and few selections of in- strumental music, rendered by Mes- danes Harnell and Young. the guests were invited to the dining room, where delightful refreshments were served
 The money old and new amount ed to $324O.
 And the one who had the most est, and wore the ribbon blue,' was little Miss Genevieve Harnett.
 The following is list of the paoy roll, seventy-four in number:
 Milton Holmes Carr, Elizabeth Clegg, Charles H. Puddephatt, Nora Lee Pierce, Julian Hugh Wiley, AL ice Bainbridge, James H. Russell, Ophelia Brewster, Morgan M. Brown, Mira Lee John, Benjamin Watson Causey, Owen Rachael Blackwell, Gordon Lewis Owen, Pauline Brew ster, Baby Saunders, Mary Elizabeth Hunt, William Hunt Blankenship, D, John Teresa Peebles, D. B. Nivens, Jr., Fannie Elizabeth Galloway, Hun- ter P. Woolridge, Francis Blanken- ship, J. w. Hellums, Elizabe.b Mad ding, Wort B. Counts, Mary Lee Christie, R Trevor Blankensilip, El- izabeth Wilson, Robert Emmet Phil spi Edna Mai Mullikin, Walter Maj shall Purvis, Mary Olivia Simms, AL fred Emmons Foster, Francis Win- ters, Harvey Eugene Lowe, Joseph inc l.. Norton, John David Howe, Zeima Reynolds. Hammond Pi"erson Mccain, Lee sIensley, Mai Rosemonl F ynolds, Clarence CLffoli Turner, Baby Phillips, Howard Page Linsey, Edna Earl Brewster, Owen Kent Womack, George Carr Simpson,, Will Nomack, Francis May Lewis, Gene vieve Harnett, George Carr Simpson, Ruth Lucy Gannaway, William T.. Puddephatt, Annie Belle McFadden, Nathaniel Taylor Roberts, Baby Pierce, Doyle Peebles, Laura Ging- rich, Jack McGee, Mary Francis Ilnon, James NcGee, Eva May Ruth Harold Ballard, Slms Alvin Lovey, Frank Reeves Ciegg, James Alexon der Harnett, Floyl Dykes, Charles Caldwell Watson. Neil Hendrix, A. foonso Hestand, Robert Lee AIcGee John Gillam Law -'r Baby Johns John Gingrich, George Edward Maj din"
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Ohio Street Baptist Church.

The pastor, Sam H. Campbell, will fill his pulpit at both hours of ser- vice. This will be his last day as pastor, as he leaves this week for his new work at Troy, Ala Pastor Camp bell will preach his closing sermon tonight. Everybody cordially in7lfad to all services at this church. Sun day school 930 a. m.; preaching at II a. n1., and s p. m.;B. Y. P. U. at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
Carr Memorial Church.

Services at First ward school building at II a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Reverend w, w. Christie, presiding elder, will preach at the morning hour, and the pastor, Reverend R. 4, McClintock, will preach at the even- ing service. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. sharp. All are cordially invited to attend these services Quarterly conference will convene Monday night at 7:45
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
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Lakeside Methodist Church.

The pastor of Lakeside Methodist church. Reverend w. c. WatsGr, WlE preach Sunday morning on The Call of God,' and at s D, m. on ''Fhe Leopard's Spots All the other ser vices as usual All are cordially ln~ vited to come and worship with Us
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
JEWISH NEW YEAR
 BEGINS T0N|GHT Services at the Temple Will Usher in Eventful Day Meaning of the Term Rosh Hashona.
HOW IT IS OBSERVED
One of the Most Sacred Days in the Jewish Calcndar-YOm kippur Follows Seven Days Later-Thc
 Sh0far Will Be Blown at Temple.

September uSherS in many Jewish holidays, the most prominent of which are Rosh Hashona (New Ye4t) Yom Kippur (Atonement) and Suckoth (Feast of Harvest and Ia bernacles.) In Pine Bluff these ho!- iday will be observed with fitting cer- emonies by the Jews, and in 20 rsan-
 ner will they be neglected.
 Rosh Hashona comes on Monday. According to the Jews, Rosh Ha- shona comes on the first day oi the seventh month, which is known as Tishri. The orthodox Jews s,ii. O,,- erve two days at New Year, but the reform Jews only observe one of them.
 In observing New Year the Jews differ somewhat from other people in that they exchange no presents, but greetings in the form of cards a.e sent and families and friends eX- change visits, each wishing the other a happy and prosperous New Year.
 In Pine Bluff this will be a;ne this year by Rabbi Frisch and on Monday he will deliver lecture to his congregation Extra preparat,:ls are always made for this new year. The choir is increased and the Tem- pie is renovated in every way. Prob ably the most exetraordinary event in the service on New Year is the blowing of the Shofar, which in Eng fish is the rams horn But this ram S horn has been substituted by the reform Jews with a cornet, so that New Years day is sometimes called the Day of blowing cornet." This blowing of the horn or the trum- pep as it now is, call to to awaken the conscience. The rams horn is very primitive instrument. The primitive cause of observing the New Year in the manner that the Jews do is to touch the conscience, and so that each and every one may work out his or her salvation.
 Day of AtOnement.
 AS already mentioned, New Years day will fall tomorrow, and all pray CTS and hymns from then until Sep tember 19 are to prepare for the Day of Atonement, which falls on that day. On the Day of Atonement ser- vices are held in the temple from 10 o'clock in the morning until dusk, or about o'clock in the evening. This is day of fast and beautiful ser vice. This day, which falls on Sep tember 19, falls on the 10th of the Jewish month of Tishri Five days later comes the Feast of the Harvest and. the Feast Of the Tabernacles. This holiday, which is known in the Jewish tongue as Suckoth, embraces services only on the first and the last days, the feast lasting eight days.
 The Feast of the Tabernacles con- cludes the cycle of Jewish festivities and there will be no more until April, when the Feast of Spring is held. Services on Sunday, New Years eve, will be held by Rabbi Frisch at 7:S0 o'clock and on Monday morning at 10:3O o'clock. Rabbi Frisch has selected as his sermon for tonight: "Watchman, What of the Night?" Monday mornings subject will be Social Righteousness"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
NOISE IN MORO BOTTOMS
[0wling Bunch Of Pine Bluff
 nans. Roaring With the ; Id Beasts in Swamps Near N Toneyyille.
Ie Special to Graphic.

inc Special to Graphic.
 "W. J. Levy" Moro Bottoms, E.-Editor Graphic, Pine Bluff, B. s. A.-Dear Sir: We are | the depth of the jungles of howned Moro Bottoms," sit bout p miles from the borders pgings of good old England" pg in southeasterly direc- m Junior Germany (Stutt- all communications being cut pt an occasional courier from tier, one of whom will deliv- our "old home' these first lsince leaving the trail. With xceptions this leaves us all nearly out of Spirits on of our long journey; how  look for the balance of our in a day or so. Captain ng full of the best of spirits, ramp this morning, installed fhcers, and sent out a de- under command of Lieuten- It Bond, everything pointing cessful encounter, all mem- Tlng properly equipped for gency, no trouble is looked the exception possibly of a Try existing among the na-
 and our staff.
 our members were attack
 our journey through the fth . vigorous animal which
 we'll trained to be captur.. |Q DO late; their mode of attack lay hidden among the tall
 the dense underbrush, Pon their victim, crawl up eir trousers, causing large Pn the flesh (any place) and % i'o the bump. A few heavy
 eliminate them, however.
 been compelled to court few mutinous members for nses' particulars of which
 zen later. zell Adams and gre put on picket duty for Pr venison; Montgomery
 orced to get out of bed be-.
 mt for refusing to peel po-
 u ownes, pu. in the guard
 musgling and being caught
 out from the guard house
 'is escape. A reward con-
 With the offense has been
 his capture. Mascot Jim
 Aorced to drink water for
 10 to bed.
 ies are now ringing with
 suns,. trumpets and the
 hounds; all kinds os
 ln' commissary over
 Dfrs our friends are not N for z iof later reports. Have X X. Y. z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
First M. E. Church.

First M. F. church, South, Rever- end T.. Y. Ramsey pastor. Sunday school 9:3O a. m., c. o. Huber sup erintendent. Services at 1 a. m. and D. m. Subject of morning sermon, How to Reard History" Reverend w. w. Christie will preach at night. Public cordially invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08

Jim Madding has accepted a po-- sition as collector at the Peoples Sav- ing and Trust Company's bank, suc- ceeding Hervey Mann, who resigned to return to the State University at Fayetteville
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08

ious Results of the Lords Work. " Evening subject, The Type and Anti type Sunday school 9:3o a. m. B. Y. P. U. p. m. All are very cordial ly invited to worship with us
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
First Presbyterian Church.

Reverend J. I. Norris, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, has re- turned from his annual vacation. He will preach at both the morning and evening service there today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08

A marriage license was issued in this city yesterday by Deputy County Clerk Curran Nichol to s. A. An. drews and Mrs. Ly6ia Orton Of Da~ ter, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
Lutheran Church.

The Evangelical Lutheran Trinity church, No. 1120 East Sixth avenue. German services 10:45 a. m. Eng fish services 7:30 D. m. Sunday school 10 a. m. All are welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
Christian Science Service,

106 Pine street. Sunday II a. m.
 subject, Substance Reading room same address. Visitors welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
First Baptist Church.

The pastor, Reverend Ross Moofe' will nreach at both hours of service. Subject of the morning sermon, "Glof-
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
GODS Law IS
ABOVE ALL Law
Pastor Finley Defines the Un-
written Law Of Modern
Times
SAYS BIBLE REFERS TO II

In st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church yesterday, the Rev. Ralph C.
Finley preached on the subject THE
I'M Written Law" Mr. Finley said in
part:
There are times when a word. or
an incident will set us to thinking,
and by studying the subject many
things which at first were obscure have
been revealed to us in bursting forth
Of light. and truth.
"1n such a way a trial (Which Is
destined to be long remembered) by
the detailing OF certain prominent and
skilled lawyers. known to be experts
on THE Un-Written Cor Higher Law"
has brought forth the question; What
is the nature OF this law7 for IL Is
new 20 most persons. Contrary 10
opinion Il not only is not a new law.
but Il Is the Oldest phase, in fact the
root from which all law has sprung.
The term "Un-written" iS a mis-
homer: but the implied meaning Is
that Il Is found IN no "Cyclopedia OF
Law and Procedure" or in any penal
code. But II Is written" and Is called
Higher because OF the authority who
has written it, namely the maker Of
all law--Cod-and this law Is written
by Him In the hearts of men.
'The first reference 10. and quota
ton from this law Is found in our text,
Everyone that hndeth me shall slay
me-" Gen. 4:14 This was written IN
and read from the heart. II told him
that II was bust just" therefore 81
ought 20 be so. He realized that ali
other men, from the same source, would
get the law. and act accordingly
Now as all our laws are but an at
tempt to stake this great law. IN q
way that we will understand, and adj
lwhat IS considered just. and adcquat,
penalty for breaking it; we should no
except in extreme cases resort TO thii
"IIn-written" law either to Justify AZ
act or by appealing TO It seek exemp
tion from punishment. Although ther'
lis q time when one in finding that I
human iiend in dishonoring his VIII
or another loved one. or has ruinei
/ his home. believes II is right for hin
to take the law in his own hands. an
/ punish the offender, perhaps slay him
! Then by appealing 10 the "Un-writtel
law" asks for acquittal. and the jur
, even though they are told what tn
! law says, may turn from sc TO th
! Higher Law, and being guided by IN
|. dictator OF their hearts bring in yer
n dict OF not guilty
4 Though the same law God speak
4. to all men, and says the soul tina
!. sinneth It shall die Not only do W
: find It IN The Book but in our ow
q hearts, That It Is right, and we kno'
!. that 1t Is Just But as God set a mar
Z upon Cain. lest any finding him shoul
kin him tGen. 4;15). 10 He has aIbridge
# His Own Law. For God so loved u
J. world. that he gave his only begotte
e son, that whosoever believeth ia M
e should not perish, but have eyerlas
IS ing life.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
TWO PROMINENT
SPEAKERS SECURED

The committee OF the DemocraticLeague
appointed to obtain speakers for the JEFF
ferson birthday dinner have engaged
Congressman Thomas A. Helm. Of Ala
bama, and Congressman Augustus o.
Stanley. Of Kentucky, for the dinner. The
committee Is composed Of George Gil
lespie and John ]. Beehan, and yesterday
they conferred with the two congressman
In Washington.
It is also hoped that Senator Benjamin
r. Tnlman OF South Carolina, will attend
the banquet, There will be covers for 500
persons, almost twice as many as at
tended last years dinner.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Don't Mistake the Cause Of Your
Troubles. A Wilmington Citizen
Shows How 70 Cure Them.

Many people never suspect their
kidneys. II suffering from a lame
weak or aching back they think that
it is only O muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets in they think it
will soon correct itself And so Il is
with all the other symptoms of kidney
disorders. 'That Is just where the dan
ger lies. You must cure these trou-
bles OF they may lead TO diabetes or
Bright's disease. The best remedy to
use is Doan's Kidney Pills. II cures
All ills which are caused by weak or
diseased kidneys. Wilmington people
testify to permanent cures.
Mrs. Albert Banner. OF 507 New Cas-
tie avenue. Wilmington, Del, says: I
had kidney complaint for five years.
tried different kidney cures and
consulted doctors, but got no relief.
was so bad at times that l could
scarcely attend 20 my household dut-
les. The pain in my back was almost
continual and often kept me awake
after 1 had gone to bed. When I
arose in the morning felt lame and
sore. Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention and I went to
Danforths drug store and got a box |
was not disappointed In the results, for
they took right hold and soon brought
me out all right. Ny husband also
used them for baclSache with benefit.
(From statement made I'm 1870
on September l6. 1904. Mrs. Banner
added 10 her original statement the
following: Now after a lapse OF seven
years I can say that my back has
never troubled me since using Doans
Kidney Pills. and / recommend them
with even more confidence than I did
| in 1897"
For sale by all dealers Price 90
sents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nalno--Doan's-and
taxa no other.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
LIbrarY seeurina Rseords.

During the past few months the In
stitute free library has made a special
point Of completing its files OF publica-
tions and annual reports OF the various
State officials. IL has also endeavored
to get complete files, such as the pro-
ceedings Of the various organizations
OF the city and as possible OF the an
nual reports of the Grand Lodge Of
Free Masons. OF odd Fellows, and OF
the various church organizations. Most
Of these organizations have been un-
able to complete the files in the library
nnd the annual reports or proceedings
for the earlier years are still missing
Contributions OF such material are
learnestlY solicited.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
PUBLIC SALES.
pUpIIC eALr
PUBLIC SALES.

Feb. ii-H c. Cannon. ,e'r GIa-soN.
stock and implemen.A
Feb i7-H c. Cannon. near Glasgow.
stock and farming implements.
Feb. 10-Robcrt Armstrong. White Clay
Creek hundred. stock and imple-
monts
Feb. ei-Goorge Whitfield, New Castle
hundred stock and farm imple-
monts.
Feb. 2t-Wilnam r. Woliaston, NH
Creek hundred, stock and farm
ing implements
Feb. ge--Irvin Bail, Min cteek hundred.
stock and implements.
Tob. a5--J Corbit Davidson. red Li3n
hundred. stock and implements.
Fob. 26-N. r. Richards Christlana hun
dred. stock and implements.
Feb. 26-Harry Hance. New Castle hun
dred. stock and implements.
Feb. as-Wiilis Blackburn. New Castle
hundred. stock and Implements
Feb. gs-Frank v wnuemani Mnl creek
hundred. stock ana firmns ims
pomcnts
Mar. 4-Del Lynar1 Oak fnu farm. .nea1
Prices Corner, farm stock cnd
farm Implements
MAI u-lfoNi1 lolief near icNtfeNl.lon
stock and farm implements.
Mar. 7-Goorge nlackburn, New castle
hundred, stock ard'Imp. .cmests. "a
ocloekt
Mar. ii-Aiinard "a Day. Cfrstisna hrn-
dred stocN and imp,cne1t..
Mar. i2-Pcrsonal property of the lrs
John c. Johnston, ncsr " a
N-Roads Aini C4oek hnnd I'd
Mar. ii--C. W. McN4mee. NH Nri ek Nuns
dred. ftoek md implements
Mar. nc. u. Grlfhihs Brlndywlne hcus
dred. ytoSlS and im1lemrnts
Mar. it-John Taylor. MIL Creek hundreds
...- farming implements and house,
e-. hold goods .17,s
Mar li-pavld unnet Chrisiiapa hundred,
stock and implements. a. 4
Mar. lS-rJames Carpepterg Christana hun
dred. stock and supplements.
Mar. 70 Burk ralley, Brandywine
Springs sale OF stock.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
Epworth Leaaue ReeeptIon.

Harrison Street Epworth League re-
Gently entertained Mt. Salem Chapter
also members and friends OF both
churches from to 10 o'clock IN the
evening in honor OF the members who
have Joined the church in the past
year. Those on the reception commit
tee we're George r. Collins, George r..
Garrett. Miss Mabel Houpt, Miss Sara
Garrett, Miss Nellie Tibbett, Miss
Sadie Draper, Miss Bessie Groves. MISC
Myrtle Miller.
The pastor. the Rev. c. r. Wyatt,
made an address OF welcome and a
number Of selections were given by
both chapters. A social hour was spent
In the church parlor during which re-
ffeahments were served.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
STATE NEWS
peIsetabIe Items Of Interest as Dished
Up by Weekly Papers.

peIsetabIe Items Of Interest as pished
Up by Weekly Papers.
The editor has been engaged IN other
literary work this week and was un-
able to give the paper his attention.
Delmar News. ...-
Bells a-ringing all the day
Money spent and thrown away
oh, there is the deuce TO play
When we go out a-sleighing.
Smyrna Call.
Master Frank Rupert gave very
pleasant fudge party to number of
his friends last Thursday evening, at
his home on Railroad avenue. The
evening was very enjoyably spent in
the playing Of games and other amuse-
ments.-Union Republican.
John Evans mule got away from
him on Friday night and was not
found until Sunday morning.-Cedar
Grove Correspondence Sussex Republi-
can.
A box car was of the track at Mar
ket street crossing at noon on Tues
day and delayed the southbound pas
.senger train for a while.-Sussex Re-
publican.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
italians win Have Grand BAH.

The circolo sociale Giuseppe Mazzini
bail to be held in odd Fellows Hail
this evening promises 10 be one OF the
finest affairs ever held by this popular
Italian organization. The affair will be
attended by none but members and their
friends. The COMMITTEES having the affair
IN charge Is:
Carnine Di Mare. presidents S. d.
rAfarano. vice-president; C. verderame. n.
cerchio. J. D'Amico, A. corieta, c. Bar
one. @. Nastri, G. Moncillo.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
SNAKE KILLED ON SNOW
by Rural Letter Carrier
After a struaaIe.

SEAFORD, Feb. ia blacksnake. 4
feet long. discovered crawling on the
frozen snow by Robert G. Trice, a ru-
raj mail carrier, was killed after a
struggle. Snakes in midwinter are
rarely seen here. Trlce found that the
snake had been routed from its long
sleep in a hollow tree by woodmouse,
which, becoming hungry, had been nib
bling at its tail. AS soon as Trice
jumped from his delivery wagon the
snake showed fight, and he managed to
kill It with the butt Of a whip.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
win Hold Meetino.

This evening Delaware Lodge. T. o.
o. f.. will confer the inltiatory degree
upon a class Of fourteen candidates. on
February IS, February % and March 4
the lodge will confer the first second
and third degrees upon the candidates.
The lodge extends an invitation to all
odd Fellows in this city TO attend.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
Growth Of Local TeIephone system.

The rapid growth OF the telephone
system IN Wilmington Indicates what
a great help it is TO our people in all
classes Of business as we'll as among
private families. II is stated that there
are I'm use in Wilmington 10000 phones.
II is not too much 10 expect TO see be-
fore the year 1907 ends this number in
creased TO 1s.ooo.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
REGISTERS ORDER.
ofaca N tbe Reeleter ~ wm. .


Office OF the Rcgistcr Of Wills.
New Castle Co. Del. Ian IA. 1907.
Upon tine application of Mary A. Smith,
Administrators of Elmira IT. Smith late
Of Wilmington hundred IN said county
deceasedf.t h tet ordered and directed ~
tratrN aforesaid give notice of granting
of letters Of Administration upon
the estate Of the deceased. with
the date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements 70 be posted with
in forty dnys from mo daic of such Let
the county OF New Castle, requiring an
persons having demands rTainst the es-
tate 70 present the same. nr abide by an
ao. Of assembly IN such case made and
provided. ahd also cause tle sarle 20 he
insortod within the same period n The
IN Wnmlneton, nfl.. md - he continued
therein three weeks O.. o. a.
Given under the hand and roai
of office of the REGISTER Of Wills
aforesaid. AZ winrneton, ~ New
(sEAI) Castle county, aforesaid, the day
and ,iAaf nforo written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
rt t..., Rcglster OF Wills
~ NOr1cE
Notice is hereby given that letters az
Administration Wore IA due form Of law
rranted unto the undersigned. on tho
Fourteenth day Of January a. D.. 1879.
and that an persnna lhaving claims aga ntt
the estate OF the deceased must present
the same. duly attestcd. 10 the sad Aa-
ministrattiN. on 81 before tne Fourteeni9
day of January. ,tpN on abide the Act or
Assembly In such case made ana pro-
vldod. ,,
NIWt5ffitL Administretfix.
Address, Mary A. smith, Wilmington Del
iiG-9t-eod