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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

Mir. Carnegie speaks with the calm confidence of the man who has some thing saved up for rainy day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

Count Boni cannot avoid taking as much interest i'll the Goulds as if he were still one of the family
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

MT. Rockefeller Is now convinced that the course of Trust oil never did run smooth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

In these thick Sogs you are likely to collide with somebody you owe money. so be careful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

Maybe Uncle Joe is only blowing smoke in the faces of the tariff re- visionists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

When you need stationery call for the Graphic's solicitor. Both phones Adams Printing Co. f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

According to Count Boni, the Prince de Sagan is the real william of the play
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

Speaking of signs of the time, look at Mir. Carnegie, tariff reformer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

When Roosevelt goes to Rome the Romans will do as he does.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10

The emperor business is not what it once was.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-10
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Entered at Posaoffice at Pine Bluff. Ark, as second class mali matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS AT
 SOUTHSIAE BAPTIST CHURCH

Consldsrable interest hes been mani Tested In the revival meetings which havs been in progress n the Seuth- side Baptist Church during the past week The preaching of Rev. q. L Yates and the singing of n o. Bell has bean all that could be desired There have been many conversions and the church looks forward to great week Of soul saving during this week
 Mfr. Yates will hold services three times today in addition to occupying the pulpit at the regular morning and evening hours. there will be special service for men at 3.s0 o'clock in the afternoon. It is urged that the audi tortum be crowded to its capacity. ss Mir Yates has an important message.
 During the weekdays there will be fho services daily, the first at 10 o'clock in the morning and the second ct T.1s o'clock at night. To all of the services the public ia cordially invited and urged to be present
 At the Sunday School exercises to- day. special attention will be given to trying to lead those In the schoei yet unsaved to publicly confess Christ as their Savior.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
OFFICERS WERE ELECTED
 FOR CHURCH OF ASCENSION

At q meeting of the vestry of the Church of the Aseension, HartweII Douglass vas elected senior warden of the new church iocatel in clover dale. AiKsrnon Blair, junior warden. William A. Gayle treasurer and Dswid " " Fuller secretary. The regular committees on Finance. Church i'm prcveTnents and music will be appoint cd at an early date.
 The failure of the diocesan council to admit the parish had no depressing eftect upon the membership of the new parish. There had not been sAflscient time between the orBarixafton aud the meeting of the council to comply with the six months requirement. Of the church law. The difficulty will all be removed before another council meets, but in the meantime the church win go on actively ahead.
 The members are thereuehly in earnest with regard to establishing the new parish. They have beautifu1 lot on which to erect the church bsildihng. and have an assured membership of a large number and expect to incFeass rapidly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
To RErHAT CoNCERT.
Rre9. mAenaa Thsmas walH Repeat m
 Esnnter Concert

 FreR mlenxf Thsmas VIII Repeat The
 Enster Concert.
 After many repeated requests Profes- sor Eienxi Thomas, organist of the First Presbyterian Church. has eon- sented to repeat the rendition of "The Seven Last words of Christ" an Easter cantata 50 successfully presented on Good Friday of the past Easter ceie- bratiou The repetition of the beauti- fui music with the chorus will occur on Tuesday night st s:s0 o'clock In the auditorium of the First Presbyterian Church
 Mrs Rienzi Thomas will sing an of- ferteFy in addition to the parts in the seven Last words, and during the of- fertorx collection will be taken for the benefit of the Brotherhood of the church Rev. H. M Edmonds. sang the leadiug baritone solo of the rendition of The Seven Last Words at it's first presentation. win also sing the baritone parts in the coming rendition.
 The following singers will take part as chorus and soloist: Sopranos. Mrs Riepzi Thomas. Miss Katie Booth. Mrs. Myrtle 3. Campbell, Mrs. o. c. Maner, Miss Georgia Richardson Mrs. E r. Amerine. Mrs. Dolores T. Teasley, Mrs E F. Langham, Mrs Fl. c. Gunnels, Miss May Tyson. Altos. Miss Augusta Woodruff. Miss Isabell Cox. Mrs. P. J. Minderhout. Mrs. J. D. Hoquemore. and Mrs L. U Richardson Tenors: Messrs. Charles s. Smith. F. ]. Minderhout. Aldrich Moore, j. J. Stephens Bassos Rev. Henry M Edmonds. Messrs J. Nj. Winchester. Wm., I. Van Pelt. and Dr. J. Il. LalEAn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

es or partscuiarlv the conGs section: is b.ina carafnily watched. while chins srS 1a,ean arc regarded as neles or wondsrfni pronniss. There are ssv ne- t,,,@ canrmv oonnecfed with the Society nrs,se~ 7ess native teachers Other in nterSetinr statistics show sft.Ise na- tivn rshrfstian mdherenta, es,eso naive cous4nunicants. 23.i3e haptisms anrlns ne wear. 2,4l1 schools with lss,sas pu- piln, 2.sS4 hospital beds ana zo.sss patients with l.osI7i2 visits 70 ous-pa- tienfs.
 The sunday School Union reported that the sabbath schools or 0rsat Ds... - ain support twenty missionaries. eno that there exist on the Continent z8sVvo schools with 100000 teachers and (, ! ooo. oo0 scholars Tn Livonla alone there are ig0 teachers and 2i.o00 pupils.
 The Church Army has at work sorne 2ee evangeiiBts. 293 mission sisters, 1a1 van captains and cadets, nine prison and workhouse misioners. seven pioneer rlissIoners and elghty-four social cnz- icera. IL was the one very succses2ul organization of the year SO Ter aH nnancas were concerned having re- sceived nearly el.2{0,000. Ten years ago it's Income was s75e,0o0 less than that
 Ancuw other gatherings were those of the waifs and strays Society. the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy fh z London Society for Promoting Christianity among the Jews, the Lordss Day Rest Association, the Protestant Evangelical Mission. the China Inland Mission. the Evangelical Allianoe, the open-Air. Mission. the Additional Cu- rates Society and the zenana Bible and Medical Mission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Whssf Societies and Churches Do
IEPW0RTH LEAGUERS
THEY WILL CONVENE M sEbs1A
 JUNE a.
Manfxonexx wui send Over e De1exn- fion Tuesday nfoKning And
 WfzE Re fm Session Three

Delegates to the Alabama Epworth Lesgpe Conference which conveies t.:: Selma on June 8, will leave Montgomery on the early train on Tuesday morn ing. Tbese representing the Court street Methodist Church are: Mesers. ". A. Glider. c. A Grant, Miss Ethel Be8ue and Mrs. B J. Dahlberg.
 The sessions of the conference will be held June to June 5. inclusive. and an elaborate program of much interest has been afrenged It is expected that the conference will be largely attended by deiegates from the Mefhodfsts Churphes from all parts of the state.
 The program follows:
 Tuesday, June 2, 6 D. m.
 Musical program by Selma Leagues
 Invocation-R Rev ". P. Dickinson. D. U
 Aadress--'ons Hundred Years of Methodism in Alabama pr. Thomas M. owen. Montgomery. Ala.
 Wednesday, June 8.
 S:00 a. na.-~sQufet Hour" Miss Mabel Head Montgomery. Ala
 800 a. m. Devotional services" The L@ngueE and His BIbie,.f Rev. A !. Lamar. D D. Nashville. Tenn.
 g:S0 q. m.--Reg egtstTatton.
 ss45 q, nl.-zF'raternal greetings: Fresident's report. Committees an nouuceQs business session.
 11:so a. m.-s;Ways of Working Mr, T.. P. Peabody. Waycross, Ga
 After and evening devoted to a trip to Alabalpa Methodist 0rphanage. sum merfieId. AIs.
 Attending closing exercises of the oFphanage School Thursday, June A
 s:e0 a. ni--fThe Leauguer and His Bible, pr. Lamar. siso g. n.--Reports from districts and chapters. 1000 q. m.--"ways of Working" Er Peabody
 Io:se a. n.--''0pen coAference'' sub 5ect, The Junior League 11:00 8. m.-Business session. Select ing place for next meeting.
 I1;so a. m.--viewtng Missionary ex- hibits. 12:00 D. na.-~A Alabama Leaguers and the Reari of the Antilles, Rev. M E Isazenby, Havana, Cuba. s:s0 ?. Conference on Missionary Departnent. led by Rev. F. s. Parker D. D.. Aasistant General Secretary Ep- worth League. Nashville. Tenn.
 Report of Banner Committee. 500 ?. nl.--ssour Missionary Obliga- tion." Rev. J. B. Cumming. Prattviile Ala
 ssso D. n.-'our Missionary oppor- tunity. Rev. M E Lavenby.
 Friday, June ..
 s;00 q. rn1uiet hour. s:30-sThe LeaEuer and His Bible Dr. Lamar
 1O:00 a. r1.-The Quiet Hour League
 10:is--"Ways of Working Mir Pea body. 10:4B--Business session. Report oi Committee on Nominations 11;15 a m.-Group meeting.
 500 p. n.-Conferepce on Missionary DepaFtnent--Lead by Dr. Parker Cabinet meeting.
 500 D. m. Address s0ur Deciple. ship" pr. Parker.
 Our Covenant for Porting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
WILL HOLD BOYS
 MEETINGS ON TIE LAWN

Through the Kindness of Mrs. Robert P. stout. the regular sunday afternoon meeting of the Boys Department of tf1e r. M c. A will be held upon their shady lawn at 325 South Union Street this afternoon The gathering win be informal and the address will be made by Rev. w. M. Cox. pastor of the Dex- ter Avenue Methodist Church. Mr. Cox will take "a Good Beginning, as the subject of his lecture.
 The place of the meeting is one Of the most beautiful spots h the city of Montgomery and surrounding country. The five acres of ground is laid off in state of highest cultivation. the front lawn being especially attractive with flowers and trees of many kinds
 All members of the Boys Depart mert and Their friends are invited to be present and will be cordially well comed. It is stated that the boys may go directly to the home on Union Street or meet at the Y M C. A. at o'clock and ride to Union street In a body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
nIlnalnnnrr annIAfx

The Wonan's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold their June meeting on Monday at the church at o'clock The subject will be All members are urged to be present at this meeting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Ao, ,ooo PEopIE or MoNTGoMmRY

Aa,o00 PEOPLE OF MONTGOMERY Have never besn In our Trunk Store, and yet welI-lnferlnea travelinG Ipen marvel at the splendid lime of Trunks we manufacture. We want 5000 peo~. pEe ts eome in this week aaa exRnaine ehe oHly complete line of Trunks, Bagn and guf6 Canes an the city.
 GILBERT TRUNK co. HIS Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Aaamg Avenue naptiat Chureh.

on account Of Rev. ]. M I1oftin, Of Troy being unable to be present today as first intended and so announced. there will be no services og any kind at Adams Avenue Baptist Church throughout the day. Sunday School win not be opened for today. c. J. Thrasher. and 4. c Hendley. Commit tee on Supply; A c. HendIey, Superin- tendent of Sunday School
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
RTlasfonarv Hgeefgnr.

AGiss Ethel Beane will conduct the Meeting of the Court Street present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Wonaan.a AnrlIlarv..

The iaat meeting for the summer ce the st. Johns branch of the Woman's Auxiliary will be held at 5:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the residenee of the Frssident. 71s South Perry Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

 Of ahe s.sso.sTl comnunioante e the t7 Methodist organisations tn thIl eountry. the Methodist EpiacepAl Church, which has been holding its sessions In Baltimore claim s,oss,eoo. The colonial. committee of the United Free Church of Scotland win send agents to the principal ports of South Africa. Canada and Austraiiz se look after immigrants from Great Britain.
 A church pageant that shall depict most Of the Interesting occurrences in the history Of the Church of England fa being arranged for July of next year ak BriEhtcn and will be huge affair.
 The summer school of ethics under tho aunpicea of the American Ethical Union will be held this year at Madison W4s. instead of et FIyncunth, Mass. as has been the case for several years. The Wesley Memorial snterprleeH at Atlanta, for which mora snan a3So. ooo has been raised, will include noe only a rev church. but che present hospital win be enlarged and dcr- The Church of St. sophia in Con- stantinopie. enc of the most gorgeous in the world, cost an equivalent of $500 coo. 900 to build. tt having been started in the golden days of the Byzantine Empire.
 The Swedish Lutberan Church from which the remains of 6WedenpofG were recently removed is Co De offered for sale June i2. the probability being that q cohamericai building VIII De erected on the site.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Ealnhlana PaFk preabyterian.

Rev D. D. Kerr, pastor Of the Hish- land Park Presbyterian Church will oc- cupy his pulpit at both the morning and the evening services of that church. me Sunday School exercises of the church will be held at the usual morning hour, sss0 o'clock. To all of the services of the church the public Is cordially invited to attend.
 Highland Avenue and Oak Park cars run within a square of the church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
OraInnnee oe narafnul,

The ordinance of Baptism will be ad- ministered to several candidates of the Highland Avenue Baptist Church, by the pastor. Rev. J. Henry Bush, sthis afternoon ct S:30 o'clock. On account of the building of the Highland Ave nue Church being yet incompeted, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
OF INTEREST TO
 CHURCH WORKERS

services win be held at the Cayton Street Baptist Church.
 The morning and the evening ser vices of the church win bo as usual. me topic for tho morning discourse win De "A New Teskinent Conversion" 1" and for the evening services 'aThe Value of a Man.
 The B. '. P. U.. of the church will hold its regular Missionary services this evening at o'clock.
 The public is cordially Invited to at. tend all of these church services. Highland Avenue cars pass the church door.
 Foreign HgoaafonnFy Society. The Foreign Missionary Society pr the Court Street Methodist Church will meet at 4:s0 o'clock Monday and Q good attendance is urged. Afrs. 2. H Laktn will read paper which ought to pc read by all. Mrs. A IT, Hannpni will read the missionary drill.
 Mrs. ". ". Frame.
 President. Mrs T W. DeYampert. Secretary. Rev. A. ,. Lamar. D. D. of fgashwiiIs. Tenn. will preach in Dexter Avenue NfofhrHfn< fsl.rsrrt fm&or af | 1 nsefnrr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Af Rfrnt Prealsrteraan.


 Rev. H. M. Edmonds, pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church will occupy his pulpit at both the morning ana evening services. At the morning hour his topic of discussion win he +signs of tue Timeav while the topic of his evening discourse will be ''The Two Worlds
 The meetings announced fof the week follow:
 Monday afternoon ak osoloek the second ward will meet with Mrs. S P. Kennedy. 410 Mildred street The Fourth Ward will meef with Mrs ". P. De5arnefte, at her homo 215 South Hull street ct o'clock on Monday afternoon.
 On TueaIay afternoon the George VI. Patterson Missionary Band will meet with Mrs Duncan May at her home. BIO Sayre street. at A:90 o'clock.
 On Wednesday evening the regular mid-week prayer meeting win be held at the church beginning at 8 o'clock. Immediately after the services q meet fng of the Sunday School Workers will De held in the auditorium of the church. 4
 TO ell of the services at the church tie public is cordially invited and are assured of a hearty welcome by both pastor and congregation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
KEoIne AllaAlon Nocletx.

The Home Mission Society of the Perry Street Metii udiut Church win hold q called meeting on Monday af- ternoon ct 4.30 o'clock Every mem ber is urged to be present.
 Mrs. B. c. Adams, President Miss Willie Fuller. Secretary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The synod of the Presbyterian Church oG England was able this year lfo report membership increase of but 10. while the attendance In the sunday. schools felt on over 1000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The Bishop of Aslxrakhan has asked the Holy synod 10 sanction the in- stituticn of floating churches to meet the spiritual wants of the fishermen working in the Caspian Sea ana at the mouth of tne voIga River.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
snmmar- confarenees of the

DunlIn0T- EUIILlFUIlEH8 UL ANo WUUWH psople's missionary movement have been planned 50 far for Pertie Springs. Mo, Allia9ce. O.; Lake Geneva. Wla. 1; Whithy. Canada. Asheville N. c. and Silver Bay. N. r.
 Tine actual desk prayerbook used In the Church before the abolition of such books by Parliament during Ghe Comm aonweaith, a volume dated 1888 has been presented Go the church of st. Edmund the-k -kinS in London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The Asnerienn Tract Society in It's ss years of existence has issued spes lehpasate notifications outside of the reriodienis, the iattsr aggregating s7s.sse.s sss copies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The Episcopai Church xhymen's Union is planning . minsion training school at rittsbur9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The fund for the building of tho Liverpool Cathedral now amounts to over si.loe.ooo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The Record. published In Lcndcn and founded in is7s. 10 the eldest church newspaper now issued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The old South Church In Boston has been engaged for four Sundays this Bunner for religious meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

land. or s4 per 1000 of population.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
GENERAL CHURCH NOTES

The frst Sunday schooi in wales wss started st Ianidiees in tsTo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

A Rre@t meeting Of protest caused Bfph6p Van dc vyver to, withdraw from the Vatican his resigustion aas BishoI of Richmond. and he will remain win his dioecss. e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
reasox Chambers At the CuhRch of
 Chrint To-day.

Professor Stanford Chambers, of Tne Chrietisn High School. New Orleans evening at the Church of Christ, cor nef Cubrch and CatoEua streets.
 Professor Chambers is q man Of rec ogulzed ability as a scholar and train cd 1oHician.
 The public ls invited to hear him. Congregation signing without in skruTnentAf accompaniment a special feature of the nervices. Strangers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Rslieious NesDs Of
 Montgomery
DR HAMN.L TO SPEAK
FAMOUS SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER
 COMES.
mla Address win Be Delivered Al o'clock Tgniwht At the ucxtex
 Avenue Methoaist

The Sunday School workers of Mont xolserv are looking forward with in- creased interest % the address ok pr Fl M. KfamiIl. superintenden< or tta.n ing work of fsthe sunday school aepaEI, ment of the Methodist Ep.scoRe. Church south. which will pc ucliyS.su =. tonight in the auditorium of the osA- fer Avenue Cuhrch ct 8 o'clock.
 sunerInfendent w. ?. Feagtn of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Sunday School laaa Invited the members or all of fha Sunday Schools fin Montgom- cry ko attend the address Of this noted man. pr. Hamills talk VIII probably be based upon his larSs es L uerience In Sunday School neio Works ernl wears yast. He has just returnei from au eight months tour of Japan and the orient
 Dr Hamillss work in the field of the Sunday School has attracted the att fention of workers in that important branch of church work all over the United States and international notice has been given him. h the convention to be held at Louisville of Internation- Dr. Hamills name is upon the program no less than four times for set ad- dfssaes, and honor which iJ seldom ac- coTded to a speaker in that large gathering.
 pr. HaniI has spoken upon his chosen work at many of the largest Sunday school gatherings of the world. and 1t fs. with special gladness that the Sup erintendent Of the Dexter Avenue Sum day School announces that pr. Ham III will speak upon The Sunday School Teacher.'
 There is movement on foot among the churches Of all Denominations in the city not to hold night services in erder that all the Sunday School teach- CTS of the city together with the of ficers of the school may have oppor- tunfty to hear this famous Sunday School worker.
 pr. HamiIl is an aiumnus of the Ala bAma Polytechnic Institute and will eo from there to Auburn where he will address the alumni of his Alma Mater on Tuesday morning at 10 o'cock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
rs T. W DeYampert. secFfsary.

Rev. A. J. Lamar. D. D. of Nashville, Tenn. will. preach in Dexter Avenue Methodist Church today at II o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18

Oh. the little red bush, brave it gay
On the hilltop dreary and barrel
When summer over. and skies were dull gray
And the cold winds were fighting for victory there
In the midst of the
And the stubbe alone,
Flaned the little red bush
Thought the little red bush Down below where its green
May be easier living than here:
Twoud be pleasant to grow there where must be
And not have make evry bit of good cheer
For yourself all alone
In the midst of rough stone
Just little red bush
But it's here I've been set by the planter who knew
Where a little red bush ought to be
So instead OF complaining, the best thing to do
Is to flame, oh so brightly that may see,
And be glad that alone
With the stubble and stone
Grows little red bush