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WRECKERS
DERAIL A FLYER:
| DEAD, z HURT
Loosen Tracks and Pull Them
Apart as Southern Pacific
Limited DasheS On.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May za-Traln
No. %. one OF the Southern Pacihcs
coaAt line flycrs. due at clock last
nlght. was wrecked 81 West Glendale.
ten miles north OF here. at 1880 this
morning.
The Emash-up was the deliberate
work Of train wreekers
one man vas killed and tRenty-tw
persons injured. three probably fatally
Al a point on a trestle over The Arroyo
scco. the nrhplates and bolts OF Two
connecting rails ON the southbound track
lad been removed. and ia The apcrturea
whence the bolts we're Lal-ea- strands Of
envy wire were fastened al the end Of
cacn ran.
From tAe appearance of the track
after the wreck Il MS evident that some
person hidden close 10 the trcslle had
pulled the wire as the train approached
and spread the rails outward toward tho
odgo OF the trcstlc.
The train. three hours late. was tray.
cling NJ rate OF about forty miles an
hour The engine wheels were ursi 10
leave the rails ana thc engine took 70
the ticG travelling nearly loo Yards be-
fore u was brought to a standsiill.
The tender. tho diner. two Pullmans.
the bunel. mail and baggage cara
plunged over the edge OF the treHtle.
falling distance OF sixteen feet
The buncl car tho express car and
one % the PullmAns wcro turned COM
pleiely upside down and the others
landed on iheir sides All were badly
crushed ana rplIntcrcd.
The man Killed was r. J. MeAinhon
OF Santa Barbara. member OF the
Electrical Workers Union
Ito ls believed 10 have been straling
. ride on the baggage car, and had as
his compauluu Frank Major. Ia fifteen
sear-old boy from Santa Barbara. Who
was fatally injured
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best legal advice that the State afroris
Therefore De will not come out into the
equipped a. he f. with a spieniil p.--
IsAt Nith his -ounter-uovcs until he is
armed on every side.
Gen. Bingham admitted to-day tiTTT
he had not heard word from Nc
Laushllu. There was no mail for b a,
from tho captain. nor lad Chiet Clerk
Kip received even o hiat thar an ap-
Plicaton FOR retirement was coming.
Gould Counsel to Spring Surprise.
Mrs. Could promises ono OF the sensa-
tons Of the year IA her suit for per
manent separation and alimony OF 49,
@l a year and as coInter-move coun.
eel FOR Howard Goa.I declares that a
bomb ia being prepared IN hls camp that
will burst with a startling sensation.
Already ihe ease .E being opened up
In three Department. Of Justice. tn,
Police Department, tAO supreme Cour;
ana IN The criminal department. CON
ducted by Distriet-AI;orney Jerome
Ale public prosecutor IS moving very
slowly ana With F-eii caution. Ile has
con,1rvci wiih both sides. am. iudg-
iag from the few words that can be
drawn ,rcai him or tAc subject. Is re-
lurtant 10 move either way until forced
10 Tic igs1e. lie Expressed himfe.t In
thlH a.la.Sucus fashion. after an Inter
Wow with tire counsel Ter Howard
Could;
III is v-v diTorcui thing when The
Pehcc Department, .s used 10 collect
evidence % prcvenl blacRmail aad waca
t s. used 20 gather evidences to eo.-
ic-t h8ckmaik"
bingham Was to Be Baked.
Toe Commissioner has been appea,ei
'o hs caps Mclaughlin. whose "ton-
s.Aus' CAS- confined him 10 his home
~ No. " East Eighty thlrd street. TO
take his Central Ohice shadows away
from his doorstep. They were w.l
there to-day. however and the captain
Was a,ii! victim Of "sonsillus"
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AMONG THE CLERGY
Conss BotnE Replaced by Postan,
Food Gomez.

Il am the wife OF minister
About three years ago a warm friend
an exemplary mother and the con
scientious wife OF a minister. asked
me II had ever Tried giving up cot
Zee and using Postum Food Coffee
] had been telling her OF my excess
i've nervousness and an health She
said We drink nothing else for
breakfast but Postum, and II Is de-
light and comfort 70 have something
that We do not have TO refuse the
children when they ask for ~
Il was surprised that she would
permit the children to drink even the
food coffee. but she explained that n
was a most healthful beverage ana
that the children ihriYed on n A
very llitle thought convinced me
that for brain. work one should have
food and the very best OF food
My trHt trial Of Postum was q
failure The maid OF an work
brought n 10 the table lukewarm
weak and altogether lac king IN char
acter we were IN despair. but de-
clded on one more tTiaf Al The sec
ond trial We faithfully followed me
directions. used four Ieaspoonfula to
the pint OF water, LET it boil fun ne
teen minutes after the real boiling
began, and served u with itch cream.
IL was delicious ana We We're all won
II have since sung the praises ol
postum Food Coffee on many. many
occasions ana have Induced numbers
~ friends 10 abandon coffee and use
postum. with remarkable results
rhe wife OF o college professor said to
mo a short time ago lhat nothing had
ever produced 20 marked q change An
her husbands health as the leaving
"a OF coffee and the uBe Of Postum
An lis place" There's = Reason
Read ''The Road 10 MELVILLE" IA
p wtna
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OTHER CHARGES
UNDER WAY For
M'LAUGHLIN.

Charge arr hclr Ora IN up aeaiuV;
CAPT Mcf.sughltr taat rot only inelud.
the Gould conspiracy. trt flN other ml.
ters that src also referred TO ~ No
Mulberry street s police plots T.e
heads OF Tho Police Depar,msa ave.
confident that they iave woven rct
FOR tho former detective ch'ef iro..
which De cannot escape. and DO, Gould
scandal is only a part OF the web lu
one case. IN which a prominent and
immensely wealthy man OF this city war
being sued for divorce. be was able tl
use the police IN threatening witnesses
FOR his wife
One woman. who has been found by
Deputy Commlssioner Henson was
taken. Il is said 90 the oflco OF a we'll
known lawyer ana threaftncl there b.
the then head 0f tna Defective Bureau.
She Was told that II she did not with.
draw from The case and refuse 10 testify
for the wife she would be sent away.
a. sho was amenable 10 pobco dlacl-
pline IN the Tcndcrlo.n s5e was fright
sned 10 cover.
Investigation FarReaehlng.
Mr. Hanson Fald this Afternoon about
the work he has been doing.
so far our investigation has been
very fruitful indeed II Il Is necessary
TO bring the highest In the land 20
Price Headquarters FOR this inyestlga-
tlon We will do 70, and there Is law
that will back US up Ia summing them
10 testify"
The rumor got abroad this afternoon
that Distriet-Attorney Jerome ana Ds
J.ancsy Nieoll had called on the Mayor
for tils purpose OF having Gen Bing-
ham 'Soalled on" Ar. Nicou and Nc.
Jerome visited Mr. Mcclellan at city
fEAli. going there together from tho
District-Attoreaya once They asserted.
however. that they called merely IN
reference 20 new hill creating seven
instead of nye Judges for the Court OF
General Sessions.
The Police Commissioner admitted To-
day that his call on Mayor McClsllan
yesterday had been because OF His
Honors interest In the Gould case. The
Mayor sdvissd him 70 spare nobody I'm
getting at the bottom OF tho AcandaI
Whsn asked II he had drawn up
charges against Mclaughlin the Cen
sral saidi
II have and l have NOT. There have
been oooh important developments with
IN the past few hours that ap bldinr
my nma~
osu. Bingham meant by this lhat. In.
stead OF charging AuiauEhiin on oaa
noini IN the Gould mattor he would
. riso present against him charges IN The
ll1sr ~ cases IN Ehirh he is alleged
have used The Central once 20 AID
eE1vafe Individuals in their quarrsls and
saEnsslic warfare.
capI William w. Mclaughlin has not
pplie4 - Pollee Coamiasloner Binx.
an for retirement, In Response 70 ths
FEinS Of those named vita him In ths
lessd conspiracy against Alp. Kath-
Ma cismmons 0Ould u Gen. BlnE.
fm anticipates that tins veteran OF
department under ffe he h doomed
kny police uphoavaln will squlrm out Of
ldisappointment. declare the old-tlIn-
h who have been IN the rank and u.e
mo force With Mclaughlin Cor twen.
avs years,
pnoeF eoYeF o. 'sick leave he 4 ssld
b. preparing an elabofata' defense
~ ths baoklpT ~ ! milliohairs anA
- Fortune be Viii aei uant to ths
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Shocked by photographs.

AFTER the specialist had made an ea-
animation he got out lot OF photo
graphs and showed thnm 10 Gertrude.
Bhey exhibited cases OF spinal eurva'
iure In their worst form. They were 20
horrible that even 1 could not look az
them witaou being shocked. To tHs
sensitive girl they must have been In
nnitsly worse and I tried 70 set the
specials, 20 put them out Of slghi. but
hs would not do 80.
lie seemed rather 10 gioat over tho
horrors. and told Gertrude that N size
d'd not want TO gct like one or them she
must bend all Of her energies 60 the
correction Of her trouble. uouid aos
then that she was on the verge Of a
collapse and aid everything IN my power
10 hasten the consultation and get her
out OF tie place.
Tile specialist then showed her the
photograph Of a perfectly formed girl
and anid that II she obeyed his orderi
explicitly she might hope 20 EToN uT
ike that. lie took us from his private
ONCE Into gymnasium IN his house
nd thars Hhuw ed uH several girls whC
v'@rs undsr his treatment All OF them
u.gs badly dafnrmed, and mo only thing
fhat eagod Gertrude from fginunF rlEhl
there was 10 set her out Of the place lr
HnarTN
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TAKES PAINTINGS WORTH
S50,00o ABROAD WITH HIM,
DR.. Mitchell ArraREes 90 Have
Two RvmbFaRdts Readmtt-
ted Free of Duty.

Dr. Hubbard W Mirir~il,-sf No 7t'
Madison avenue. who viii 20 abroad on
June 4. intends 10 take with hlm two
painting valued hy aim AZ tio0o Dr
Mitchell made application yesterday 10
Collector airanahau Tor a reriincata
which vii enable him 10 take the pie.
tures 10 Europe and back without pay
ing duty on thsm.
Dr Mitchell Intends 10 sail directly 10
Holland. The paintings which be VII.
take with him are valued AT tz5.0o9 each
one 10 a p0rirait of ltembThndi said
10 be b himself. al he age % tWenil
eight aud the other y painting. SAID
10 have been executed hy Rembrffsst. ol
"Sankni"
Dr Mitchell says fho paintings were
presented % him ln ika BY Count
Adolphus Noualkow, a Russian aobl ).
man.
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sad She Preferred TO Ole.

,syyhrn Ne got ~ the n station Al
ons Hundred and Twenty siTeei
md third avenue, DeTulida Naa IN s4oA
10 caro- her,
-" soh mother she Nept. That man
aid Il could never Eet Nell and that ]
glsht act 10 look axe those terrible
fatln don want 10 i've noN.
mould milch rather dAo than GroW 20
be llko that
II ala AN ! could 20 comfort heri and
~. evening she faid she Waa going oui
for short Nalk, and that Naa tue
iqrt linz - sae her.
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AUSTRIAN OFFICERS As GUESTS

Admiral Plfskoti and iho officers Of
,the two Austrian crIiFera now Ia port.
lhe sanki Gearge aad 40 Asperr. are
in r krHtta IlrHpN evening al inr
I.eSinEion Opfra-lioose Of the Ladies
frtHnff va .IHiitH ui lFN. AHaIT al
foc.fil. TAt lresIIeri. Ala. fI.tou
Rnd = taWnIittn 81 to4ns WnluIn All
% Fsesife' a eeaetIk = y feAsa,
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MRS. GOULD NOT
WE'D TO DAWSON,
SAYS HIS WIFE
Former Harriet LownSdale in Balti-
more, Gives Denial to Theory
Which SleuthS Searched
Records to Prove.
lspeeIal 70 rhe nvenlnE worlll

BALTIMORE Nd, May 22.MTs. George Dawson came out with
fiat denial to-day that her husband had been any
way Catherine Clemmons MS Howard Gould
Mna4zon said the who was married
George husband never been mar
ned after She this Systematically to correspondent
for The Evening World
Dawson coachman for Ross W. Winan Baltimore and
London many years He driving bus in this ty
Ms Dawson to-day by Evening World correspondent at her
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Gertrude Mooney, Pretty Art
Student, Disappears After
Visit TO Specialist.
HAD SPINAL MALADY
Told That She Might Neyel
Get Well-Ponce Search
Tor Her.

Aided by tho police. NJ. and Afs.
william J. Mooney. OF No. ~ Heft
Twcnty fourth street. are Fearchins
high and low to-day for their daughter
Gertrude, sixteen years old. who disa7-
peared mysteriously last Monday even
ing The distracted parents have an-
pe,lcd 10 The Evening Word to assist
m the search
Il. know only TOO well why Gertrude
disappeared" said Mrs, Mooney to-day
'she was simply terrorized last Mon
day afternoon by a certain specialist !s
HgrloSu. 10 waom / took her for treat
ment FOR slight spinal Affection from
which she has been suffering for ser-
otll years. She was greatly doprc'zed
by hcr condition. and when the sne-
ciallst strongly inumAted thar she
might never &c; better be struck terror
10 her heart
II took Gertrude 10 this man on the
OF friends. who said
that he had been particularly succcssful
Ia the treatment Of spinal maladics.
was told that he was able 20 arfesi
curyatures In their early stages and 81
was tor iais reason thar Ne decided 10
take Gertrude 10 see him.
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eoppARp ZOE sgkAToR.

PRoNlDESCE, X. T., May 2~csh
Robert Hale Ives Goddard Nas unanl
uaualg nominated ~ the candidate "
ne lemerIetis and incependeni par
eonxenllon ~ tho fusion forces VI ~
stats - tAln ely te-dag.
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slAvohlA ls RERoRTEp

The Cunard lAne Ftfamer slayonla,
FROM Trieste and other ports for hes
Aark Naa reported W wireless taie-
graph i1l miles catt " kandF hooA AZ
& a AZ VII pfohaply aQek ahQui y
a ~ Thursday. =
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26

The two weeks revival MEETINGS
under the leadership Of Rev. Chester
Birch, will close today with wo-
mans meeting at the Presbyterian
church this afternoon, addressed by
REV. Ohrum, Of Cairo Baptist church.
a mems meeting at the Cairo opera
house addressed by Evangelist Birch,
and general meeting at the opera
house tonight, also addressed by Rev.
Birch. II is expected that the meet
ing tonight will BE- the greatest dem
onstration held in Cairo In many
years, and all are invited 10 attend.
Rev. Birchs subjects will be appro
pirate to the occasion at both meet
ings Rev. Ohrum's subject at the
sgoman's meeting this afternoon vii,
be "Fith's First Day or What Cam
Of Meeting Christ Offerings VIII be
taken at the meetings today for Rev
Birch's benefit and it is expected thai
these will be gene rous, as much gooG
has been accomplished by his meet
ings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26

Corner Of Eighteenth street and
Washington avenue Manse adjoin-
ing Pastor, Rev. A. s. Buchanan
Morning service II a. m. sandal
school 10 a. m. Evening service $3.50
p. M Christian Endeavor ESQ p. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880 p, M
Junior Christian Endeavor 2:30 p. m.
Rev a s Buchanan will occupy the
pulpit This morning at the usual hour
This afternoon at 80 o'clock VIC
mans meeting will be held which VIII
be addressed BY Rev Ohrum. of Cairo
Baptist church, whose subject viii
h Faiths First Day or What Came
OF Meeting les 4" There Will be no
evening service at the church as the
congregation will attend the union
service at the opera house.
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WILL NOT HOLD
SCHOOL PICNIC
sUPT. cLENDENEN REPORTS
THAT SHORTAGE OF CARS
AND OTHER DIFFICULTIES
PREVENT HOLDING 1T.

superintendent r. G. Clend men OF
the public schools states that the plan
10 hold a school picnic IS about TO DC
abandoned owing to the difficulties
cncount cred in making arrangements
The Illinois Central and Mobile and
Ohio railroads hav a shortage Of cars
and are unable 10 give the necessary
service of transportation either to
Fountain Bluff or Thebes.
Harry Bauman. proprietor Of the
picnic grounds al Fendale, makes a
demand Of S25 for The use Of his
grounds so It is practically settled
that there will be no school picnic
which viii be- a great disappointment
10 many children who ghave antici-
pated the pleasures Of a days outing
in the woods with happiness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26
Church News and Notes.
oENeRAL cHuRcH NoTEs.


The Congregational people OF
Mo nd City are working energetically
10 build a new church house. The lad.
les of he church will give a musical
ana literary entertainment tomorrow
tMondayl night to aid the project
Tn BAPTIST church near willard
win have 2 basket dinner today and
la large delegation from Cairo viii at
tend It Is expected TO be a most
delightful outing if the weather is
favorable
Rev Addition Talbot. Of the South
en Presbyt rian church NJ Using
Kiang-Pu, China. says: zone million
people have left their homes in
search for food They kneel in front
Of the passer-by and cry out in their
desperation for little cash with
which to buy bread How art-rend-
ing lt Is 10 see -he little children. each
with a starved look. crying out for
bread. 10 see women with newborn
babes in theifarms babes born by the
roadside holding up their empty rice
bowls in mute appeal. ! saw one fam
lis by the roadside. two already dead
four dying and two small BOYS re-
naming were heart broken aud pcuni
less. such scenes as these leave an
iudelible impression Of horror. on the
mind
Rev Armstrong Of the Bwheran
church. who s. attending the meeting
off the general synod Of his church
at sunbury. Pa. viii return in time
to hold s rvices next sunday.
Today is Trinity Sunday. II will
be impressively observed in The
churches Of the city.
There are 2e2.l3i Sunday schools
In the world with 2436.s SIS teachers
and 22.T5s.323 pupils
The Sacred Hear Review. Father
Conrardy. thu leper missionary. de-
clsres. from an intimate knowledge
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26

OF both races, that the Chinese are Il
every way superior 10 the Japanese
Bishop RestarIck protestant Epsco
pail in an article In The lndept nj
ent, says the same thing He says
that only Tho eastern people who Dc
not know put the Japanese as super
Tor TO the Chinese in mental or moral
Qualities.
Mrs. Valentine Gonpering, Of Free
dam. Wis, ~ the mother of ten chill
dren all of whom are religious, The
only son is priest, six daughters are
nuns, and the other three are about 10
ioin religious order
Rev. Francis v Nugen; c. NJ, who
was seriously perhaps fatally injured
| by trolley car in Austin suburb OF
Chicago, few days ago was former
| ly president Of ST Vincents college,
Cape Girardeau. He is wei known
70 number OF our Cairo people Some
years ago he lectured in the Cairo
opera house for the benefit of the
building fund of ST. Patricll's Rock
Church.
This morning the high mass at 81.
PatricS's church will DO sung at s
o'clock, on account OF First Commun-
ion Of th5 children. The second mass
will be low mass.
At half past seven o'clock this even
ing in ST. Jcseph's church the May
procession Of the children viii take
place during services in honor Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary. At the conolu
sion Of the procession, tiny girl will
crown Il stasu of the Blessed Virgin
Today is observed in the ecclesias-
Teal calendar as Trinity Sunday, in
honor OF the Holy Trinity II also
marks the closing Of Easter time.
Next Thursday will be the feast Of
Corpus Christi, holy day of deyo
ton hut not of obligation Formerly
it was observed as a holy day Of the
latter class.
IN ths year Of 1900. a Franciscan |
friar published In st. Augustine, Fla.
4 book on Christian Doctrine in the
language Of the aborgines, Il was
the book in the Indian language pub |
ished in North America
st. Francis Xavier's church, the
.hird church erected in Pittsburg for
color d Catholics has recently been
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26
Christian Church.

Poplar and Sixteenth streets. o
ID Maple pastor Sunday school at
.9:45 a. m Preaching and commun-
i'm II a. m. Preaching at 1880 p. m
Or A, e Freeman. superintendent
fthe Sunday school asks that all
come on time this morning Seventy
five is still the goal and he hopes to
reach it today
Rev. Naples subj ct at the morn
ing service will he The Soldier a
preparation for Decoration Day. There
will be no evening service and the
congregation win atten dthe union
meeting at the opera house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26

state. viii deliver the memorial ad-
dress at the Mound City National
cemetery on Decoration Day. May 90.
al 2 O'Clock p. m.
The Mound City band aud a choir
of men and women viii furnish ma
sic for tn occasion. The pavilion
has been rebuilt By the government
and is now in excellent condition. The
grounds never looked more inviting
than they DO now More than $500
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Cairo Citizen Cap Afford to
Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL NO comes
from the kidney secretlons. They viii
warn you when the kidneys are sick.
Well kidneys excrete q clear, amber
auid. Sick Kidneys send out thin
pale aud foamy or thick, red, i'll
smelling urine, full Of sediment and
irregular Of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO comes
from he back. Back pains, doll and
heavy. or siRrp and acute, tell you Of
sick kidneys and warn you of the ap.
proach OF dropsy, diabetes and
Bright's disease Doan's Kidney pills
eurc sick kidneys and cure them per
manently. Here's Cairo proof:
e. r. Wright, of 2942 Park avenue.
Cairo. III, says Il take pleasure
in telling the public that Doan's Kid
ney Pills which | procured at Schuh's
drug store cured me Of kidney and
bladder trouble Of several years
standing and which other remedies
failed to relieve have every rea-
son 10 know that Doan's Kidney Pills
act as represented and | am glad to
say that have not had an attack
since using them and this is the first
time out of ten years that | have
been free from kidney trouble. am
feeling splendldly and give Doan's
Kidney Pills all the credit"
For sale gy all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburn Go, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26
Short Cut % Secrecy.

The officials Of the imperial Chinese
telegraph administration have been
notified that it has been decided TO
inf Z the penalty Of decapitatiOn up
on any telegraph emp'oye who may
n future BE- found guilty Of revesiing
the contents Of secret ofhcial tele-
grams To outssders.-South China
Morning Post HongkoDg
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26
Calvary Baptist Church.

Corner Of Sixteenth and Poplar
streets. Morning preaching, II a. m.
Evening preaching, 1870 p, m. Young
Peoples meeting, $50 p m. Sunday
school, $3.50 a. M, Prayer meeting
Wednesday 1880 p. m.
Rev. s w Smith, Of Plnckneyyille
III. viii condect services at this
church morning and evening. The
and evening subject Of his sermon this
morning will BE- Voice of the Spirit;
this. evening: THE Path of Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26
Southern Methodist.

Corner Thirty-second and Elm
streets. Pastor. Rev 4. J. Tracy Ser
vices at this church are as follows.
Sunday school $3.50 a. IN. Preaching
service II a. m. Junior Epworth lea
que. $50 p. m. Preaching service
1890 p, m. Wednesday evening prayer
meeting, 1870 p. N. Friday evening
cottage prayer meeting 1880 p. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26
Cairo RaptIst.

Corner Of Tenth and Poplar streets.
Parsonage adjoining. Pastor, Rev
S. c. Ohrum. Sunday school, 9:45
a. m. Morning service, Il a. M. Even
ing service 1880 b. nj. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 1880 p. IN. B. Y. P. U.
meeting Sunday $3.50 p. m.
Morning subject. What Sort of a
Meeting House Does Church Need
Evening subject. Jesus In the Pray
err Life" or What Led to Nathan
iaTs confession that Jesus is the Son
Of God"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26

Corner of Cross and Walnut
streets. Father James Gillen, pastor,
Services will he held at St. Joseph's
Roman aCthloic church today as fol
lows: FIRST mass and sermon, s a
m. High mass and sermon. 10 a. IN
Sunday school. 3 p. m. Yespers and
benediction, 3 p. IN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-26
Emmanuel Lutheran.

Douglas street between Washington
and Walnut streets. Pastor, Rev.
Charles Fl Armstrong. Sunday school
10 a. m. Morning service IL o'clock
Evening service. 1880 p. M. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 1880 p. IN. Chris,
tian Endeavor service Gas p, m.
Thare will be no preaching at this
church today as Rev. Armstrong is
our of the city.
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meeting at $50 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 1880 p. IN.
At the morning service Rev. Morris
win have for his subject; 1.-THE hi
vine Touch" There will be no even
ing service. The congregation viii
join in the union service at the opera
house.