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CHURCHES AND Y. NJ. G.. A.
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miss the opportunity OF expressing -
you my qualification for the hearlg'
welcome that has been shown me by
the people Of this city, and for the
many words of announcement for
the y. NJ. G. a. work.
IF the people will come ana fl
the opera house, and hear Of the
generosity of he Cotton Belt rail-
way and of the lberality OF the en-
tLUsiastie y NJ G. y. worker, Miss
Helen Miller Could, We will guaran-
tee they will leave feeling that the
hour was pleasantly spent, and full OF
Y. NJ. G.. 4. enthusiasm, and With 4
determination and Willingness to push
the work to an early completion, The
fact is thar the Cotton Belt road in
tended to erect a separate and dis
tlnct building here down at the shops
for the benefit Of their men, but
through The combined efforts Of the
local Y. NJ. c. y. workers AM the
state and international committees
they have agreed to support a com
bined railroad and city work and
have subscribed to the fund for re-
reOrganizing the work, as well as a
regular monthly support. Under
these circumstances l am sure the
people here will rally to the oppor-
tunity and with a united and COM
bIned effort We will have Y. NJ G.
A. that all may we'll feel proud of.
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TO TIE LADIES.

Mrs Ellen r. Berry, an expert Ut.
mdtologist. has taken a suite .
rooms in the Hotel Trulock and ,
making speciality of remoups
molos, supcrnuous hair and oth'
blemishes that tend to mar the bea'
ty of women. Her work has pe''
tried by many of the ladies OF fln'
Bluff, and she has given perfect "a
isfaction in every instance. MIS-
Befry's methods are not Only seiep
tific but practical and her WORK :
done without the slightest pam y
the subjet. She has had many yea.
o. practical experience in many ',
the big cities of the United States .
a graduate Of the latest school 'De
her stay in Pine Bluff will o11er ~
den opportunities to those a1lio'',
with face blemishes of any hin'
Mrs. Berry will remain mere a 10.
days longer and can be consulted :
her rooms at the Trulock. i,
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Irscrvieq With Secretary Richardson

lrferIe" With Secretary Richardson
IN speah.a- ffs=tzz
aaeot0e of fH.e.asee P 8sss MI
~ N.aH@Ha ON =l5 al4 aly
ss-a fi@-ae'1
The u. i. a4 =
" rapid ar.Wsh as
a#a remfdeur3 aa lH
3astraGen ef Azzsz tssfo
= y at oar aaaea# 5aa.5. 5au-
ty.aa5a. a.3
If tho ~emo raom VHa~e r. H~ m-
9oaaeaar .aagea. 5#o
tt,= t4- ,.a.#,.=.as. =.~-a
efatfcn \ few Guars Glory is
7a;oa Jae 1.1 M1au G9Mo it
81 association Iae4a haa aame
four -iorr brick sHaeHre Hur
teey have outa1own His ta.iatng ana
aEe#now at home IN y mammoth ten
Tory building and as complete in
{ 9ipments aad accommodations al
most as money aud brains Will pro
vile Au Of these buaefaes arc
Within one block ana aa tie samo
srect, and it is a great source Of
ne.de 10 the citizens of Buffalo 10
toint out these buildings as living
monuments Of tae Growth of the y
NJ. G A. in their own local field.
We believe rs Dr. Kerr field said in
his sermon at The Temple last night
that the Y N. c. 4 is practical
Christianity And now as TO the
9oiicy we shall pursue we cant
hegin to say. or will not attempt TO
outline, but will say. however that We
will try and make it practical. BY that
We mean Christianity in its simpli-
city. We will endeavor to make the
association so homelike and pleasant
that when you enter the building ev-
cry room will breathe you welcome.
While on this thought, too, I can't
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RAILROADS FAVOR 7. II. {. A.
Objeces of the Railroad Branch Set Forth
by G. A. Warburton.

Edwin d. Ingersoll, a na.assI ~.
motor and one of the ori2ias, o..
of Cleveland association leaders .,
the work was urged upon - ,. !.
road officers Of 5ae county a@l ~
support enlisted.
The active agency CT 1he nsfo,
of the railroad association rk i.
been the international comm 20 o.,
iii several states strass eafaaIitta..
Of railroad officers haTe P=.s5.-a =.
work within state lines. ~
noW seven international Ia Hs5 60.
re aries at WORK. Ba.haaz= emit.
are visited. the mel. aad son9.
nies interested, aad organizz .5ns .,
fected. Nearly all railroad =naga,y
welcome ,ne associations .99ars
ton. and the men are eas. ,asal
to enter the membership anz Wesr.
Oh the various committees. tn b.
bor unions are friendly ana =
ways their members active5s n
ate, though it is always u -rs.oa4.
that the association has no rect r..
lation to labor qostons, e4 spt AZ
its teachings tend to pr6mGta eoo5
feeling and its social and 0tler Wo-.
actually brings employers I'd EN-.
ployes together and increases mutusY
respect, This in Itself is naIa snaH
contribution in these days o1 sieanre
corporations, with the number Of en-.
ployes running into the tens :. .bors
ands.
The solidifcation of the ssoej8.
ton work by means of a cent4a! con-
mittee is further carried out ~ grq8-
conferences of delegates. the las' Al
which was held at Topeka. Kan, IN
April, 1903. and was ATTENDED fs
more than 1,400 delegates. Pres
dent Roosevelt made an address.
Among those officers Of rzilroals
whose support has been mos gener
Gus and influential have been Corr4
lius Vanderbilt, George r. ROBBERS
Chauncey NJ Depew, \. J. Cas- att NJ
L. ingalls,, Lucius Tuttle, E. ?. R9
ley, w. H. Baldwin. Jr., George "
Stevens, f ". W. Rossiter. ". c
Brown George J. Gould an! Y. H
Tfuesdale. Miss Helen Cold las
given large sums of money towards
the general work and for 9aildings
and Libraries upon the Gould ines
Students Of social progress may
Well regard such an enterprise hope.
fully. It furnishes a platform upor.
which employer and employe mal1
meet, and it has in il at least a sue,
2estion as to the way in which relig
ion may be related to actual life G
men and wage earners be ID into
better understanding of lin Wis
was, as High Price Hughes vas fo1
of calling Him. The Naa4aHe
Christ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
as!rrh of s}.c Euti,y..

However a0eh= We aHaf wish it We're
otherwise. it Is a tiect tl;I the Chris
tan church IS benz, superseded in the
faifh and loYe os H5.f.ae~ In both
Europe and America tie I'm l,rched
class is steadily and swiftly growing.
For authority t4is elass - longer
looks to Ge5 Il ..e,zs=... II . Man on
earth; for instruction il tHras to thr
press. platform gaI se.oo; far charity
II leans upon the pttt5t.r Ia.oal: for
fellowship it joins the fratcrnal order
or goes TO the eiaA o. fub5.r house:
for the gosnel % iae#ee, f4ent5 and per
fection it listens II t.e socialist. for
salvation il aple:l.S u ,he lahor uniou.
the financial powers. tl,.= seal ,cj ,,.r
political insiders. Ne wAo love The
church and desire q assist ~ perpc;u.
a;ing It's HE must 10 something more
than rcoonnt TIE virtH,S Of its fot.l.q.
ers, When the ci:ur@t breaches
sane SenSih'" and savta- gospel. wAe,
= icIioWer, ne .sti;i:ls IL ihct
we'll as in h..fae II hc tt~activa
and i, ""i ~.::.."; Ker f're.ic"ick
Priest. t0i"oreul:st a,,.Eu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

Riverside NJ. Z. Church-Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. ]. r. Diekerson3 at
l a. m and s p. m. Sunday school at
$50 a. m. Sunday school at 1912
East Pullen street at p. m. Epworth
league at p. m. Monday Prayer
meeting p. m. Wednesday.
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FOR SUMMER READING.

Tie readms in Pine b5az ase o.
fafe3 Tie e-eza .laNf aaFaas4s=s= et tas
e5s8uiafia4 }ja.Ht a !. q MS tg
d. summer }eaain@. szEa 4rar
formerly known asf5es IN =
rarE has bc.a &a.ea 10 IL 5a# T
AraaE an1 tao.e - a44 .ast nv
4aaaead sell elected Aa9'zz 81 i=s
=haisez a4a WAf#6Ia a5=.= seize
fiea. 1ho-e hooiz# can 6e=ssea 4
aaE Heaa.n Of .te ez# =#-az.l #.ar4f
a IJ-1 january b. eo9-.
a65ition 70 tic MAN. $50 Ao22
aIa.y oa-t1o sh.lva4 an h e.rea&
2i4az sAa best af tA4 ~, - books a.
3rs43asod as they are aazHis aid
4d 4at= into circulation only hs
let books a1n PM into this bray
Membership ia he library IS s. fe
zH9 year. #hich lnahos il Niznin ias
fcacf # every one. In addition %
tho lata books, the Southern li9ss
eeuta.ns many works of standa@
i'. Tho boohs are at the df
L. B. Coon. on Main street
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Y. M. c. A. NEWS.
+ + + i + j. + i. !. + + 4 + = i +

Tonieht at 8 O'Clock Will be held
the big mass meeting at the ElkS
theater in the interest OF the move
ment TO reopen the Young Men 5
Christian association IL this city.
All the pastors of the various church
es OF the city have promised to close
their Sunday night services III order
that all congregations may unite in
making the mass meeting a big sue
cess Prominent among the speak
ers for the night sreviee will be Mr..
A. G.. Knebe, international secretary
of the railroad department OF the
y. M. C. A.. who will deliver the
principal address of the evening.
Mr.. .Kneble is Y NJ. c. a. man OF
ripe experience both in the railroad
and city work of the association, and
will have much of interest in plan
ning for the new method of work for
Pine Bluff It has been decided to
use the present building known as
the Merrill Institute for the work
and full plans regarding the opening
of the building will be presented by
the different speakers tomorrow
night. No collection will be taken at
the mass meeting Following is the
program for the services:
LeMaire's band-S:00 to Sis.
Song service-J. l.. Scofield, state
secretary Y. M. G. A.
Responsive reading.
Psalm !.
Leader-Blessed is the man that
walketh not in the counsel Of the un-
godly, nor standeth in the way OF
sinners, nor sitteth in the seat Of the
scornful.
Audience-But his delight is in
the law of the Lord, and in his law
doth he mediate day and night.
L.-And he shall be like tree
planted by the rivers of water, that
bringeth forth his fruit in his sea
son; his leaf also shall not wither;;
and Whatsoever be doeth shall pros
per.
A.-The ungodly are not so; but
are like the chaff which the wind
driveth away.
L.-Therefore the ungodly shall
not stand in the Judgment. nor sin
ners in the congregation of The right
oous.
A.-For the Lord knoWath the way
OF the righteous; bu the way of the
Gngodly shall perish.
Vocal solo-T. L. Stacy Gen. Sec.
Il. r. Y NJ G. A. Texa1kana, Ark.
Invocation Or. " II. Browning.
iddreas-A G. knabel lmerna-
r=eaal Secretary Railroad Depart
ment
Solo and Chorus +. Stacy.
Submission oI proposition from
Cotton Bel. R.tl0aE company and
Miss Helen Gould 10 reorsaHize tua
!. NJ {. A. in P.na B.atf.
Beneaietloa.
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sista= aveaua ana Beech sire
G11ae5t#et Christ Sunday school Al
80 a.. ~. Lard's supper ana preac1=
E.zsa= m The pastor. BeT.
e=az NH deliver an address or
Tho y ". G. A. as Factor in 5aa
.z=5z5ae 81 a Man Mr. cross IS al
ascot fan mar. las.e4 been fer
f#aa assistant $50 rotary eG
N. C. Il Caea4a.=a5.
aaa a-j HemHaaI5 s-
4. 81. T.. 4. al san .fsl-
Tex ana Dis Va-e e1per5aa.a
No1G. alJ as q llo.I3zzl.- IaIIE
afsa=s5 }laeo Iaa 0afi9 Of fI4a
~ A-Aaaora the people il l.4
s.e4es and be~t l,eht All W4o
ar nina vii ho 10. only EHeduHH
zateej34 h}t Instructed. GaIls-
tl4a Enaoavor and usual evening ser
Fiee adjourned 10 meet Win i. II.
6. q Eth'7 theaeyr lit p. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

Along the roadside as We pass.
Lichen and moss and sturdy weed
Tell of His love. who sends the
dew.
The rain and the sunshine, too.
To nourish one small seed"
MRS. DONELSCN.
Reporter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

Fhst Paptrst ChurcA-rne pastor
Rev. Ross Moore, viii preach al
5he morning hour of worship. sun
jeet. The Dignity and Hope of tae
Christian. Sunday school $50 a. IN
b Y. =. L. p. m. The pastor ana
congregation Will Join in the Y. NJ.
{. \. meeting in the evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

Lakeside Methodist church
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. c.
Watson. at II a. m. and p. N. Morn
ing subject. The Good Samaritan: :
evening subject Christ Our High
Priest. Sunday school al $3.50 a.
m. Junior League at 3 p. m. SENIOR
Eeasae at / p. m. Everybody is IL
Aifed &c attend these services.
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HOME MISSIONS.
+ + + 1. /. + + + +++ 1893 +

The Lakeside Home Mission soci-
ETY. will meet at the church Mon
day, June q, at $50 p. m The To-
cal work and Bible study will be the
special features of the hour. All
members are requested to attend.
/. From March. 1903, to March.
1904, the growth in membership was
1914; increase in cash collection,
$7,615.43.
,. Increase in number of boxes Of
supplies sent. 246; increase in value
of supplies, s4,91S.97.
3. Collections for Fonnectlonal.
work amounted to $59,4l499 BY
vouchers for city mission work. Sll..
110.23
4. Collected for local work. So.
1G4.32
5. One hundred and fifty parson.
ages We're helped To the amount of
$l3,122.96.
6. Increase in city mission boards.
five
:. This has been Tile most success
full year financially HE society mas
ever known.
s. @Tae 5es5 Of an-Goa is Win
lis
" have sreae= cause ta ha.ts aas=
1d In #fhe= erea#aaa grant uors aa9
WoH3a's Glome Mission soo.va is
COINS and What an honor 10 ea
#4aa'eafa55#6# #ea=Gaa
lf A1.e VA g..
tac
oa wear
0o"ah.. #V.ae @ tae cJug.. .a
.aHH s5 dimes
}aa.ea. home II Is1
'.r##eza aa= Al ON --=ra. .., -
Aa#ae. a+ r.tT mr. .onar " rn.,a
tA' Ga- uat H-.a,e
Savannah and laet faa
Aem2.0l homes Bcboeoa saq.a@
nyaoouHess home al Waco. Tex :.
and toner TobeaHaa ueaeonne~s
home at Los Angeles Cal have been
tiaj~aed aae.s me ToaF and arc
Waiting taf - aeaooaress. Foaf=
Were eoHse6so.Vd This ya1r.
9ur educational institutions are
ROW represented by twelve schools
With student beay numbering l129.
Seven Of these for foreigners. three
for Cubans in Florida -four for Cli.
nose and Japanese in California
If we can eyangeli2e America in
this generation. America viii evan
&clizo the world before the end OF
The century ". p Thirkield
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Evangelical Luthoran-Fnelish sun
day school at $50 a m German ser
vice at 1880 a. m; English service
at 80 D. m II. Kellerman, pastor.
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Second Presbyterian church
Preaching by DR.. S. C. Alexander at
II a m. Sunday school at $50 a.
N. There will be no service at night
owing to the special Y. NJ. G. \. ser
vice at the Elks theater, which ser
wee everybody is invited to attend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

The regular services will be held
al the First Presbyterian church this
morning. There will be no night
service on account Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
mass meeting at the Elks theater
Rev, Caldwell will devote his thought
at the morning service to the work
for young men, taking : his subject:
al $50 a. m. and Christie Endeavor
at $50 p. m.
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l. AT THE CHURCHES. !
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Al all the churches today there viii
be a special Y. NJ. C. A service for
the purpose of interesting the people
in the matter of reopening the asso-
citation work in this city
The program to be rendered at the
First Methodist church IS as follows:
Anthem by the choir
Song service by the congregation.
Invocation J. L. Scofield. state sec
regary Y. NJ. c. 4.
Solo. Mrs. Jessie Core.
Short sermon to young Men by
Rev. J. S Hawkins.
Prayer by Mr.. r. H Woodward.
Adjourn to Elks' theater at s D. m
The regular Sunday services Will
be held at the West End Mission
Methodist church today. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Preaching at
II a m. by Rev. Matthews. The
pastor, Rev T. w. Vaughn. VIII
preach at the night service, taking
for his subject: My Son, Give Me
Thine Heart. The night service
will begin the series of protracted
meetings which will be held at this
church this week Rev. Vaughn will
be assisted by Revs. Dickerson. Vim
son and Pipkin. Night services Will
begin at S:15 O'Clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

If We can eyange!i2e America in
this generation. America viii evan
%clizo the world before the end OF
thc century W. p. Thirkield.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
The Son of Nan Comes.

1t is ut the very depth OF human eX-
tremity that God iHtervenes. 10 each
of us and TO the world there is an hour
when We think lot and the Son Of Man
comes There is no man Who thinks
and sees can feel that this is q sterile
ana forgotten vorld.-Rev Or. Stryk-
er. COMGrcga tionalst. RrookINn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

9ur educational institutions are
ROW represented by twelve schools
with student he1y numbering liz.
Seven OF these for foreigners. three
for Cubans in Florida four for Cli-
nose and Japanese in California
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

The Lakeside Home Mission soci-
ETY. will meet at the church Mon
day, June q, at 80 p. m. The To-
cal work and Bible study will be the
members are requested to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
The Faith of Jesus.

in the faith OF Jesus. means that
his faith is ours We believe in God
as he believed III God. and in human
brotherhood and righteousness and i'm
mortality. as he believed and taught.
The faith of Christ rather than faith
in Christ is the basis of our creed
Rev. DR.. Utter Unitarian, Denver.
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Christian Love.

Charity is not the chief Christian
virtue, but love And Christian love is
no maudlin sentiment. 1t is i passion
Of the cross. clear of vision, loving
men, hating iniquity, with eternal en-
nifty for all evil-Rey DR.. II. Frank
Rail, Baptist New Haven, Conn
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I'm mortality.

Certain materialists have decided
very conclusively that man will not
cannot. have conscious life after death
Nevertheless the world of humanity
will not bark to any such teachings.
The hope of future life is still as strong
us ever. We want some one to tell us
of that country. SO We must seek him
who came from its shores,-Rey. c. l..
Booard, Methodist, Butte. Mont.
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Service to Fellow Men.

Run through the list of the world $
truly great. and You Will find that they
We're Kings among men, although they
may not have Wora the crown, not be
cause of tie large number that served
them hut hecatlse of their service to
their fellow acn.-Rev. i {. EIorning.
Enrnlnnd Church. St. LOUIS.
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So, GOnsreR. - 3pcite Situns.

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4. Souuar pertogen ioleu. Der
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melfe$ sic I'M HIeltar ? Gomite o1.
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den ibres 9erihtS bis 5llm @ontog.
lin 5.25 pertagte iid) ooS Sniis
bis gum Montog.
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gu ent,uauoeit Sin Den lieben 0etner.
lin ms etu'ge peiHiatbIGro 5u Ble0n.
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