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FZ THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1003
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THE "AUTOMATIC" WAY.
TUT OLD WAY.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
g The AUTOMATIC is, without : question, the best Refrigerator on the market.
They Are FOOD And ICE Savers.
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Sisl.'i- Al. p.liimlii is visiting tin? Sih
tirs rf St. Mary's iitlirnuiry, ,S!:sti'r
DImiiiIii was nihst'.l in Cairo.
.Mother M. ('arasina( fonnorly Miss
Allies Walsh, of Cairo) in Mother
Superior of invito Acaileniy, KaiiKjtji
City, Mo.
Rev. Mother Plachie. of St. Vincent
Academy, Cape ( Hi anloau, Mo., will
celebrate her golden jubilee on Sept.
Xih next, having enlerei) the l.oretlo
order September St I), 1S5.S.
lit. Hfv. Alfred A. Curtis, former
bishop of tV'elniitistim, Del., died last
week, iitW 77. lie was formerly 'l
protestant minister.
A class of 1 was recently con
finmd in St. Adellieri's chiucli, Pitts
Imr;;, by liislioii Cauevin.
The first Catholic churcii for lie
trees in l.iitle Ilock, Ark,, is nearin
ctuuplet ion.
The diocese of Xeuark, X. .1., h.i
"Christian Scituci'." in eppesition to
I'Ope.
Rev. 1 .oh is P.'inibert is improving
rapidly in health, after repeated stir
uiral operations. His latent bock
"Christian Science," in operation t"
that belief is highly siol;i lt of.
Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Johnson with
their ten children were receive. I into
the Catholic church recently at lb-
Monastery church at Melh-ray, Iowa
i!o. pat her David official ins. The',
had never previously been members
of ativ church.
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many people uffep from Blooa
Poison and don't know it.
If you have achea and pains in tbe
bones, back or Joints, Itching, Sca&d?
skin, blood feels hot or thin; Swo"-v.
Glands, Rising and Bumps os J..f
skin, Sore Throat or Mouth, falling
hair. Pimples or offenpive eruptions,
Cancerous Soros, Lumps or Sores on
Lips, Face or any part of the bo7.
Rash on Skin, are run down or nei-
vous, Ulcers on any part of the body,
Carbuncles or boils, Take Botanic
Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) Guaranteed
to cure even the worst and most dee;
seated cases. D. B. B. drives all pot,'
ouous matter from the system am.
sends a flood of pure, rich blood di
rect to the akin surface. In this waj
Aches and Pains are stopped, all Erup
tions, Sores, Pimples, even cancer aro
quickly healed and cured.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, (B. B. B.)
composed of pure. Botanic Ingredients.
DRUGGISTS, 11. Sold fn Cairo, III,
by W. F .Simon, 1301 Washinflton Ave.
WHERE RED TAPE RULES.
Deliberation .Marks Prcceediros in
the Patent Office.
"One thing has been discoves e ) in
the depa :! men! of the interior dow
er than its elevator. Tins is the pros.
ss of Set tin;; a rcpv of. the lr't:il :l 111
l!ill;a.ill.' pnhliMieil ihere under th
iitranrin;; title of 'The p:.tenr Ollii-'
( ;a;'.ett t:' " ks.'iI u wearv lookln z Wash
iifih.ti man the ft , day. "I want-d
to find out soi;"! i'i.'i--' lame a ! i-1 in. tie
i;ev .Maxim nei-'cb .- !st--i, w hich is
sitcli y i,'!C( . !.-s i i.ieo!) to hi.;h-
'':! ' :iti 1 I u;-c! f: :a! errm
' Mh-i to tie.- pn.-.t ,:i'co to -r" t i,
I" I i -va-v Vi M i i walk a b'oek f
e!!e id !!:. -iij.f clf 'U, wlii'ii-
' ep v or!.) ,.. ::i , .-n t i tie' 1 waP;-- :
Hi" i.I'M k, ;-.-it f -'. on fe-riva! t!:at
' hief eh rli ha l ii!!ihint to u wit!
' tie !..; ter. ,,,p h's f i'(-,'C a ri'
n.Khists !!' Um'.i et iei ,i journey iij.
rtHii-H tmJ htt'.r a li:ncl; 'l-w:s a corn
"r- to the. loom of a le.-:i v. bo war
r.-id to have tee I ; ; ; b r t ion of tie
, Iim .;. Wiv'ti 1 f.-aliy rrade th;r
i !;-t and had t.,:, Im i-lK w hat I
V;tn:-'t In- wee! to A i tig., e-.j ttsk:1'
a 'p.:.!! i-;!h:i ! 'I - :: to h ind out ;
ci,;e of ,"v. ; . : .. -f),,-,
i a:i'ed e:u a ('! - a .-, t.l.j. bat th.
c!rk del i:e ,V , ; ,,. C ,JRfJ h .
ra i ferii I - ' - ! .,(,.
:ii;i : ia -.-cii to tio- las' (.. ivum the
',-,. 'Vt ,:m: 1 tl;.ir;ht. i have
it.' Pat si j- bliss was
f.t"l no' to !)e riii'e-. The ch-ik W-nl
l -n-k into his tro u, niW out a form
mid told tn- C;at I -niist so d..wn:ta5rs
eey a. five ;;; c- a; in f-em n flaat;.- la1
' sunt !!;, vih it when lr
.-oiibl be I'l-edv to ban! ovr a -..j.v
" the Ca:e-ne. w :l.is I'me aheo t
tltree-rjuai ters i f aa h;e e) t a'-d
rad 1 am a bar' tMm: 5,u . thoauh! I
bad better Jc.Pov.- the taayle of rcl
.'ape to its too. h, f:,;v that I ha start
ed. So 1 nn ',. -bo j .iiraev downstair.-.
te !" !i'ee-( la! il-.ks (.fhee ael 0-.!
mores to amend .the various Mils
which come before the senate by
making this or that change in spell-
ins, grammar or usage of words and
phrases, in each Instance his sugges
tion tending to improve the English
of the document, make more clear ita
meaning or correcting typographical
errors.
Earning His Salary. !
Kver since the report of the commit,
tee on the revision of the lawn hat;
been before the hoiiK" there have been
at least a half do". en demands a day
for tellers, says a Washington letti".
This, of course, necessitates a great
deal of wa'-king down the side ni.-le.-i
and up the center aisles. As the ven
erable (!en. Ki'il'er of Ohio look his
seat he remarked to Mr. U.ilzoll: "I
liavp often wonderM whether I wa
earning my $21 par day. but this thin.;
of walking -'i miles to shmv tho?. Mis
souri a ns n the other hi-b- conviuccj
mo tbut I a;n ma'JUo gooj."
ro'i'id 1 1;--: a -h
CONDEXSKD STATKMIiNT OIf THK CONDITIOX Ol- THIC
The Can o National
of Cairo, 1 1 i i ri o i r i .
At the close of business Julv In, 1908.
? CIO CIllIS
Hi rrnwiprp Tfinmi .:
.unvibto iuuhi
RKSoi'riCK ;
Loins $.57.70i;.7f
U. S. 15 nds and Pieinitinis 7S,00'1.00
Bonds and Securities . $Q.r'7n 1"
Bnikiuo; Mouse and "..nit- d,62'' 5,S
"Due from V. S. TrcaMi-cr .-.75f i.Ovj
Cash and Due Horn V,.u,V l.Jf),.VJS.(-,S
Li i;ii.it:hs
Capital.
Snrpl'.ts atii I'ro'jis
Ciifti'atititi,
I H posil. i
7,('ifti.nn
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Irrtmanuel Lutheran.
j Douglas street between Washing'on
! at:l Walnut streets. Pastor, Rev.
, rharh-s II. Armstrong. Sunday school
PI a. m. Morning service 11 o'clock.
niiiif. 7 : '' o'clock; Sunday school.
loci, ; Christian laoleavor, C: la
'k; riiaier mr-ctltig. Wednesday
,ii b!. S oVl'ie!;.
'a w pastor of Finsr citnis
'.'IAN CHL'PCH AT SAFFORD
MALL --PPr-:ACHES AT METHO
DIST CHURCH TONIGHT.
! Sejhern :.:chodist.
' Corner Thirty seven' h and Kim
'i-tr'-ets. 1'astor, Rev. J. T. Tracer,
j S-ric-s at this ch arch-are as follows:
! Sunday eor.ooi, JcS-i a. rn. Preach
jing service, 11 a. m,. Junior Kp
i worth league CAT, p. in, 7:30 p. m.
Cairo Baptist.
Corner of Te-alh aI Poplar strets. r-u'r ivdff-u: Preaching servl f.
-,s, ... rtdjo n'.ru. pastor.. Hp,-. ' S:15 p. m. Ve,inr-c:,-iy eveniae prayer
-' i- , :,.', -e'lp,,.! .-. i ni'VM'ig 'ir p. in. i nnav evenin
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i in. Mor'i'nc s-.p-vice, It a. hi. Kven-
OMICKKS
EGBERT A. SMITH, rv..idrni,
W. V. (iRINSTKM), Vtcc r.c.idrot.
i.u.is v.. o::, VA.i.-rt.
,J 1.. I.V.Tl'll, . .-.. C li't.
DIKKCTOKS
KC.BKRTA SMITH,
SinUh Bros , Wholesale and Ut-U 1 t;ro--r:e.
W. V. GRINSTKA1),
Surgeon aud Capitalist.
ED. G. PINK,
Pink & Co., Flour and Grain.
DAN'L HARTMAX,
Agri- ultur&l Iropluaientu, KealE-jtate
FRED TEICHMAN,
Cigar Manufacturer.
M. J. liOWU'.V,
Ii-al Ki-'ati) an l Loans.
V. I NASSATKR,
MrK. aad Mii! Agent.
OSCAR I.. UKRRi.RT,
l'rn Iriit b-ui-i Iletl,ert (
T. J KMRTH,
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Retired.
You all know Ihesc men. Don't you think they will t..,kc ond catc of voiit m..,c.
ing service friifl ... m. Prayer inee ling j
Wednesday. :'') p. la. II. Y. P. IT.
neetir.g Sunday C."0 p. m. j
otta-4" pra..ir lie - tings 7::m p. u.
Christian Church.
I snal : i s , .- wiil lie held today a!
Saffoid Hall on Washington avenue
and Kiev. -nlli : (re, t.
I!n Flank Tlioiui-soil. the io.
c.rner of Kirbth and Walnut j ,,.,,, ,,.,,,., -,..;
jMre.l-; Pr ona.-r rfMr ..f cl-ureh oil j ,,.,, ,, , ilf, t ,),.
M . re. Mo ie-ei- er. v !:;! II a. m.
First Methodist.
1 ns ;e;!;i.
': (deies atiii r; i , i'e-ins to d.; any
''.i.X uttti! di.- .cii'-a'T -men overtook
'te. when w.'iit i-aek up- tai;-;-, and
lob the clerk with the (..-eette that 1
would litwe to h-'T.d a l,oy with r.vo O'
three liours to ; pate to complete th
coiii;dicat"d tram action. t ili-j !Sn!
cm ihe (J.i'at i ,. the.t I went after, but
I spent an ire :,'; jvc hoar, for I
P a-, tied wh'T" the t; up- elysiiiui is gi;.
uat.-d, the place uie-ie tiiii" does not
-ist, the real count of 'dolre fa
t.ii -nfe.' Put woe to the visitor nf
butts in ami expects anvt' :,e; to be
-ion-. : "
Scn,Ttr C: i.tigcr as Editor.
Senator i iai'ini-t i- of X-.v Ilnmn
shite, is the uiiofficial editor of t!tfc
upper house. The smiator lias been,
in former st:itv-:i of bin career, both
an editor and a printer, so that lie
is eminently .pialib-'d for ihe po;-i,io;i
which lias been a-ernfi-i', to him by
gene con.rTt. Srnie!im-i as of'en
a1 half a iio-"a t;-es a ray the .sen
ator from I be ("unite si ate rises anil
It is all ri-h! to talk of being eath
ered to rate's fathers, but ( j I 1 you
ever stop to think that that imam-,
gathered to one's kin?
When tempted to tell men secret-!
that will make ll-em open their eyes;,
one never remembers that they will
probably often their months as well.
Atchison (Kan.) Clone,
UNCLE ROOSTER'S IMUSING3.
Wontn are n true a-- let ; (
inany :ases also as highly tempo; e-d.
To n niono)o!y, as to a bahy. every
man is opposed until he gets one of
his own.
A jury is a body of men selected
to determine w hich side has the smart
est lawyer.
No man has f.ittb onotieh to believe
that his friend's black eye was caused
bv anything other than a fist.
The game is nearly up with the
single girl when she begins to won
der if massas" will really remove
wrinkies. 1
It is Rood that, your club should
have nil the home comforts, but. bet- .
for that your homo should have all ;
tha club comfort.
3
! Why Suffer
With Headache,
Biliousness,
Constipation or
Malaria Troubles?
Bond's Liver Pills
Will Relieve You
All Drudiiists 25c
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I ii.t'i hf eet. Pa-!..r. Hev. W. T.
i M'-i'i di '
-i i xi 1 i .1 ;-poei;e
a-.U:-!e.il
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nil w ill be tiv-fi by f'r
Mbo.iet . bun It.
Calvary Baptist Church.
Corner of Sixteenth aie! Poplar
, i mots, Ifev, I, Ct. Craham, pastor.
Sunday school let." a. rn. Services at
11 a. in. atel at T.::0 p. rn.
Her Advantage,
Unfitted for Life's Puroci-.
hrt intentions lliav ! .--ael
Hun lay sebooi : ; t. a. in lUening
s.rviee S;on j,. m. Kpworth Ieagnei
nec'ing at ", ::a p. m. Prayer mee'lng
Ve,;t,.s.lay niirbt 7:0 o'clock.
V . 'a-... t. id--. I'Mielfnd With
jw.il pr-a.h tie m-,,1,,,,1. j -8t j9eph.t Church-
j A !.! ,!;.! V.tb- .l.ie to all. , f,,.,,,,. ,,f rp-.ic mnA W.tnnl
str'e s. FaMn-r James Cil-en, pastor,
Presbyterian Church. 'Services he hell at St. Joseph's
i r-.im-r it Ki2t.ir-titti iW.ct fi'-l - f;o,,,n Caib"i,- ilooeli today as fol
J Ws itict-tfMi wnu? .l!ari: - adaen , (JW;4. y,t t j,i,i :;s nnl ;-etni'n, 8 a
;mz P .-for. Rev. A S. BJ banan i lPch m.i- , and fcuih'ii. iO a ui
-. h.d in ni KvrmnE i frvj. e S Ci j ;:n,jay n, hew.l, 3 p. m. Vcsper and
p in. Christian Kndeavcr 7 fQ p m -bene.lel.ion. 3 p m.
I iavir nieeiitm Wclno-ilay 7::'" p. ru j ,
'Junior Clirlstarn Kn-'eavor Sunday j SL Patrick's Church.
2 :"0 n. m. j Corner of Ninth street and Wash-
' Tl - :t-.t-e!s f i '! ' M-nies wir insrton avenue. Father James Dow
i - -The Cardinal Point of 'i.-eess. ( n(,yt pastor. First raa?3 and sermon.
;Mo iiiirn icpic. "The Tii-iieiat ion of j a m High mass and cmmunIor
World- Largest Orchards.
tVVA lepppaal nrp-ln r.'u In I h e H - 1 . 1
u-trj er (loriln Thv ex- I One advatitaae of beine a tf, u ' . A tnan who Is forn- ttinc his I Future and a Safe Ketreat " Kvenins 1 10 a. m. Sunday school 1p.m. Ves
e;l without a break to about 13.000 i that, she dorr-n t luivo to s ,-n ; much
Cairo and New Madrid Pachet
THE RKAUTIFUL STEAMER
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. -1 n riciri c p m o axvp.iiu., i I t ur u .n , i l . i inniririop i .. .
' t J , """i. .... " Jameson.
tomsds Of ai 1 !es aad pears every yeir. i ooe. .
Co-opetntion and IVrsMan I per and beaedictlon 3 p. m.
f'bristiaa Ktnii-.wir a tetnp ( .
jntanxo matins. Topte "Tb-w to Pr I CATHOLIC NOTES.
mot Tc'! Altsftace. I scnptuie- r'icf ior re ssxtn btia-
Will Next Week Inautiiirute a series of
"WEEKLY EXCURSIONS
The Cotillion Club v 1 1 1 have the boat next
TUESDAY NIGHT, JULY 21st
for a Dance and Moonlight Excursion.
Boat will leave wharf promptly at 8:30 p. m.
Rcfnrn about 11:30 p. in.
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