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The Cairo bulletin., March 22, 1908, Image 2
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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH, 22, 1903
TODAY AT CAIRO CHURCHES
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BEV. OHRUM WILL DELIVER SECOND OF A SERIES OF SERMONS
AT CAIRO BAPTIST CHURCH T HIS EVENING DAILY SERVICES
AT CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER REV. JEFFRIES SYNODICAL
SUPERINTENDENT, AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PROHIBITION
MEETING.
Cairo Baptist.
Corner of Tenth flavl Poplar etrets
ramoimge adjoining. Pastor, Tlev.
8. C. Ohrum. Sunday school, 9:45
a. m. Morning eervlce, 11 a. m. Even
ing service 8:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U,
meeting Sunday 8:30 p. m.
Morning topic, "The flange of the
Oreat Commission." Kvenfng, the sec
ond sermon of the series on "The Cure
for the Troubled Heart," will be given
Special topic, "How to Kind the Way
to Heaven."
Church of the Redeemer.
Corner of Sixth street and Wash
fngton avenue; Yen. A. II. W. Ander
Ron, rector.
; 7:30 a. in. Holy Communion; OjI'O a
m. Sunday school, 11 a. m. moniliu:
prayer and sermon; 7:30 p. m. evening
prayer and sermon.
Daily services with preaching at
p. in. except Friday.
r Presbyterian Chufch.
Corner ox jSighieenth street and
Washington avenue. Manse adjoin
ing. Pastor, Rev. A. S. Buchanan
school 10 a. m. Evening service 8:C0
p. m. Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m
prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Junior Christara Endeavor Sunday
2:30 p. m.
The morning services will be con
ducted by Itev. W. V. Jeffries. the tyn
odleal superintendent or Illinois l'rs
byteriun work.
Evening t-pic, "The Value of a Hop
utation." '
Christian Endeavor topic, "The Wise
Use of Influence." ,
o'clock ;
o'clock;
night, 8 o'clock.
Morning topic,
field." Evening
ll:H -I'd.
Christian Endeavor, 6:4Z
prayer meeting, Wednesday
"The IJH-s
Homily
Christian Church.
At present services are held at S;if
ford Hall, t orner Klevonth street and
Washington avenue. It.Bular hours
of service: Morning. 11 o'clock; Sun
day school, 9: 13 o'clock.
First Methodist.
Corner of Eighth and Walnut
streets. Parsonage rear of church oa
Eighth street. Pastor, Rev. W. T.
Morris. Morning services 11 a. m.
Sunday school 9:15 a. m. Evening
service 8:00 p. in. Epworth League
meeting at 6:30 p. m. Prayer mee'ing
Wednesday night 7:33 o'clock.
Preaching by the pastor both morn
ing and evening. Subject for the
morning dcoiirse, "Freedom from the
-aw of .Sin and Death, by the Law of
the Spirit f Life in Christ." In the
evening "The Guidebook of Lite's
Jfe's Way."
Immanuel Lutheran.
Douglas street between Washington
and Walnut streets. Pastor, Rev.
Charles H. Armstrong. Sunday school
10 a. pi. Morning service 11 o'clock,
evening, 7:30 o'clock; Sunday school,
Mamma, Is
My Papa
Nothing But a Common
Drut htrd?
Montefiore Congregation, Jewish.
Synagog at 1 lor, Commercial ave
line, B. Sadler, rabbi. Rcirular hours
f service: Sabbath Heboid, 3 o'clock;
heir practice, 1 o'clock; evenln;r
service and sern'.Mi, 7:31 o'clock.
Calvary Biptst Church.
v inner oi Mviecmn and run;
ru-ts. Rev. L, 0. Cr.ih-im, past, r
Sunday scli(ol !:!.". a. in. Servi.'e :
11 a. m. and at 7.30 p. m.
Tiie new pastor Rev. Crnh.vn v,Ui
preach mnnilng and cveni;3 to la .
All are welcome.
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on Luke R3 1 t-,4
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Hail Seh;i fTurr cV I
y OUVE Overlooked
You haven't been
in
Something You Want
here to see Our '
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HART SCHAFFNER
MARX VARSITY SUITS
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1 here s no style f or men so popular as the Varsity.
Other makers imitate it, but they lack the style that
HAKT, SCHAFFNER & MARX get into them;
and for the most part they lack the all-wool, quality.
8eut.hern Methodist.
Corner Thirty seventh and Elm
streets. Pastor, Rev. J. T. Traeey.
Services at this church are as follows:
3unday school, 9:S0 a. m. Preach
ing service, 11 a. m.. Junior En-
worth league 6:4.' p. m., 7:30 n. in.
Senior league. Preaching service,
8:15 p. m. Wednesday evening praver
meeting 8:00 p. m. Friday evening
cottage prayer meetings 7:30 p. in.
ASKED A
LITTLE BOY
MOTHER.
OF HIS
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Is Tathci' Had Promised Him a Fine
" J.. fie, Cut the Boy Was Told His
- rather Was a "Common Drunk
ard" and Would Wot Keep His
Promise. '".
8L Joteph't Church.
Corner of Cross and Walnut
atreeta. Father James Gil'eti. pastor,
Services will he held at SL Joseph's
Roman Catholic church' today as fol
lows: First mass ar-d sermon, 8 a
utrT , - -
m. rngJi mans mm hcrmon, in s.
Sunday school, 3 p. m. Vetpers and
benediction, 3 p. m.
Better have it right in style, in fit, in making, in $j
quality; and what's more important, better be sure of
it before you buy, rather than uncertain about it af-
We can't offer you any. better evidence that here is the right
place for clothes buying for the man who wants the right things, than to
tell you that
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us otore is tne home or
The following Is taken from the ad
, dress of Dr. Geo. YVaveriy Brlggs, the
celebrated evangelist:
"Mamma, Is my papa a drunkard''
And won't I ever get my rifle?"
"Oh! My baby!" and for a moment
the intoher sat dumb, with white ami
frightened face. Then with a runh of
. tears: "Baby! bahy! What on earth do
yen mean? Who has been saying such
' things to you?''
"It was Gerald" , (his little ueigli
bor). "He showed me his shotgun.
It's Just a single-barrel, and I tni.i
him papa was going to get mo a Mar
lln rille. Tou know papa promisor m
one the ether night. And just awhile
ago Oerald was passing by the gale
and he says. 'Hello, kid; got thai
ripe?' and I says Wo, papa has'i't
got it for me yet.' And he says, "No
and he never will get it. My papa
says your papa is just a coin-iioii
drunkard and can't give you nothing
Mamma, is Gerald telling the truili
about my papa? And wui't I get nv
rifle?"
It was the loss of the rifle that dark
ened the sky of the unthinking child
The mother faced in dumb misery an
Infinitely greater tragedy.
Not one word of the ale ve is v
tlon. It Is all the hideous truth! 1
yet not ten miles from that ma -
home is the James Sanatorium. I
the cure of such as he. Throe week
treatment would send him back to hl.
homo a new man, and bring light fron
heaven once more to all its darken.-,
wlndcws."
St. Patrick's Church.
Corner of Ninth street and Wash
Ington avenue. Father James Dow
ney, pastor. First mass and sermon
s a. m. High mass and communion
10 a. m. Sunday school 2 p. ra. Ves
liers and benediction 3 p. m.
Prohibition Meetings.
At the court hou.se this afternoon
Itev. M. II. Clark, .the evangelist w ho
is conduct iuc meetings at the South
ern Methodist church will address t'e-
meeting.
Monday Miss .Marie V. Urchin, the
noted sei.ntilic tmpornilc speaker
will begin a series of meetings ;it tie
PiesbyterllHl ihlltrll, V.lli.-ll will be
held every night durlns Uio week.
CATHOLIC NOTES.
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That means an absolute guaranty of all-wool reliability, of correct style, of perfect tailoring; we
know of no way to make a stronger one.
The new spring fabrics arc very attractive; a greater variety of patterns than ever before, j$
richer in color, finer in weave. The new Varsity models are especially smart; .we'll show you a
H number of them. The new browns, tans and grays are particularly catchy.
FREE DRUG CURE
Cha. B. James, 133 Poplar Ave., Dept. IV
Memphis, Tenn. Please Read tu my dlre
II charge pid, free trial bottle for patient
using (state here number grains used each
24 hours) -..grains of (state kiud ot
drug here) . . m
Slate here if used bjr mouth or Iiypodetmi.
Name ............... ...,......
Town........ ...,
Nearest Hspresii Office.
..Stae,
JAMES HOME CUE REMEDIES
For Drug Addictions', Alcoholism, Tobac
co and ClimreUe Habits, Nervounnesa and
insomnia wilt be furnished at tba follow
ing prices:
"Whisker, Wine or Beer ......l!.M
Tobacco, Cigarettes or Snuff .... j.oo
All form oi Nervousness or Insomnia 1.09
Price lor Hypodermic or Interim!
noma Treatment lor Drag Addictions
will be furnished on application, with a
free sample, treatment, cbarwi prepaid.
Booklets on Drug Addictions, Drunken
ness and Tobacco and Cigarette Habits.
containing testimonials, ete sent aealttd
tinder plain cover. Correenondonca confl
dental. Address Charles H. James, of
.Inmea HnnstorUim, IRS Poplar Ateuui.
Dept. K Uempbla, Zeua. f
Scrlpturo reatlini; for tin- tblr.l Suu
lay In I'ii t is from flu- rpUllo f
the Killfpi:nis. rlinptor V, votso:; 1 ;.
't. and from tlio poMpi'l of St. Lulo-
1-nninor ai, vorsos 11 to Jo.mii-
castu out a .levi!.
Row Fatli'T (iill.-n ;iion,. .I tin- f.i
uorul of th" Into ljcv. H. .1. Il:ir;iu lit
Bollevillf liist Tuos.iny. ,t tlio tim.
: f his iloatli, FatbT lliip-n as jim-Ioi-
of tlit Catliclral an.! ctia'iccll.ir of tl.
iocom. Kishty prU-Kfs v.rr- prose ,
at thf funoral.
Tliroo new a!t;ra io St. lar'
liurch, Momi.l Cit. -.vnvr .li-.ll. at. .1
a; t w.'i k. I'.iiIhts Cill- n n.l I low no-.
oo! ia;t in til" c'r"iio'i v.
A New St. Anthony's rhvor'i will !
milt by tin' Frainiscan Fathers in
Umis, for whii ii gnuitnl h;is hee--.
"iroketi. The cost of the ImiMinK li!
XCe, $1IM.0IIU. A tlew fell')- 1
M "."''" will he huilt in St. At'l-;-.'
ish.
far.lina! Gihlions has -rept--,! as
imitation from Aichhi'-liop i'-oinee, o;
Westminster, to iitteiul an inlen-a
ih;iial Eufharistic ('nures.s t- 1" !''!
in Lon.lon next .Septeml er.
Itev. Herman Fanteu iwrfie tue.l t'e
Rohle'n veihlius ceremony fe.- Pis par
nts ie ( nt!y i,i !i y Trinity churc'i
Cincinnati.
The diocese i.f ('op'rve, i:; erh;is
the peeotel larer.t in the ";.t in !
worhl, having 2,l"".0'u Calheii-v; aiii!
1 42 pri-it:-
Stephen liislop. an emire-nt an i
I zealous Catholic layman of fvlmi.-.iriMi
jlie(l recently. He was a convert to
jthe Faith ami a hou cf a mi.-sionarj
: in ln.lin.
Ma.lam Helena tMli-Kka has Iwi
jelpote.l honorary '(.resident of th-
Good Shephei.l Auliary, a charitable
society, of Txis Anrrelen. Cal.
Commander James II. I?errr, of ti e
(Jnlted Confeuerule Vetfr.nis of Ar
kansas, lias apiiointed Father Lucy of
Pino niuff, ulnpl.iiii S'lieral of thai
hody. :
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VARSITY SACK SUITS $20.00 TO $35.00
FLACK
MAY
On Commercial Avenue at Eichth Street.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
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tim i 'ell eh
: olf. -red
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L-.m.r if a I'.no memorial window .i us for what Th'u pi wt l?o land I
'i t;:!'4 the resiinii l imi to eliniinal - W illi, n.i.
p lor' that was more p'on.iii'-it 'tha". I -
Jl.'f'U to '..Mid
church 1. .
at Canton. 1 1
"id o !..-. as
as to
I'r. si.h tit Mi-Kin!, v w!" n le
a Baptist wix sprinl led oi ino
The Olihite nionast..iy, one of 1 1 . . -hnildirir.M
in I'aris left irit-:ia,:!ed hy
tl"t Cathoiies when, forced to lviv -
Fiance, is beins' tur!ed Into a hire
hotel.
The American Haptist Mis-ionary
i.iiicn exjiects a deficit rf ahimt
I'l l' in its rntmSiiK cxii s th.l -e-i'.
the work liaviii!; Ih-i n i.trdied far lo
(md the income.
Several iare ttonta have tvcentlv
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When Spring: Arrives
T!u- wise ho; U- tnle nu-nsurcs to cleanse llic botly ami sys
tem of wiuut'.s actumulated iin)iirities. Medicines' tlmt will
p'ace tc blooHti a clfian, healthy- conditio! are tiietcforc
need-d; lmi tli-y tnnst bj RliMAniJJ, VVliE aid :uchas
wl not disorder i he stomaclK Keep ou the side and
order your remedies from this More, where yon are s: re' to
TURK and K KI.IA ULK drugs that yill do you ;ood.
J. B. BREWER'S DRUG STORE 3
1113 Wasliititoi) Avenue Both Phones.
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U lie filled - not.
Art'uTr 1). Hadl.-;
Give Ui; whai Thou sttst lit
For rk'l t is r;j;h(. since C id Im C.od ;
A ; i richt 'h" .lav i.msf win;
To ilfiiild would he ili.-loyalty.
To falter would Im' sin.
--Fro let ic V. Faher.
Thou, then fore, endur" hardticsN' a1
a sfocJ foldiei'ct Jtsus Christ. Uibk
Talent develops itself In noiitmle:
Chnraeter In the fdn am ot lifp.
Goethe.
I will this day try to live a Pimple,
sincere and serene life; repe!linr;
promptly every thought of didcolili-tit,
anxiety, discouragement, Impurity and
Mdf- seek ing; cultivating cheerfulness,
maKuaniiuily. charity ami the halit
of holy silence; exorcising economy in
expenditure, cheerfulness in cdnversa-
: !,. .llll..,,.. t ...
hi"o. .ii.isrinT iii ajiiiointPti Hcrvic.
fidelity to every tmst and chlldKko
trust in (Jod. JJishop John If. Viu-C''fit.
The Ilulletin ig puhlished every day
in the year for 60 etnts per month.
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