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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10

Says Backache is sign you have been
eating too much
meat.

When your kideeys hurt and your
back taels sore, don get scared and
proceed ro lead your stomach with
'or OF drugs that excite the kid.
uaE ana irtate the entire urinary
,re.. Keep your kidneys clean like
No0 keen your bowels clean, by
flushing them with a mild. harmless
salts which removes the body's
urinous woste and stimulates them
to their normal activity The func-
tion Of the kidneys is to filter the
blood. In "A hours they strain from
it 500 grains Of acid and waste. 50
we can readily understand the vital
Importance Of keeping the kidney :
active.
Drink lots OF water you can't
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces Of Jad
Salts, take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast each
morning Tor few days and your
kidneys will act fine. This famoua
salts Is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with
lithia. aud has been used for genera
tons to clean and stimulate cloggel
Fidnevs; also to neutralize the acids
in urine so it no longer is a source
of irritation, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Had salts is inexpensive, cannot
injurc; makes a delightful efferves-
lithia water drink which everyone
should toke now and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this. also keep up the water drink
ing ANA no doubt YOU will wonder
what became of your kidney trouble
and barkaohe -Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
Pain in Back and Rheumatism

Torment thousands of people
daily, Don't be one of these sufferers
when for so little cost you can get
Wen rid OF the cause. Foley Kidney
Pills begin their good work from
the very first dose They exert so
direct an action on the kidneys and
bladder that the pain and torment
OF baakache, rheumatism and kidney
trouble is soon djspelled. They are
worthy a trial, as a trial bottle is
the only sure test They contain no
habit forming drugs. For sale bv
all druggists. ---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
For Children there is NOTHING Better

Fer Children there is Nothing Better
a cough medicine for children
must help their coughs and cold.
withoat bad effects on their little
stoma Chs and bowels Foleys Honey
and Tar exactly fills this need NC
opiatcs, no sour stomach, no consti
patton follows its use, Sufy colds
WhceGy breathing, coughs and crouI
ARE all quickly helped and sweet re-
Ireshils slumber instead OF fcyerisl
tossing at night 1t is easy therefor,
to understand why an Increasing
number of bottles OF Foley's Hone!
and Tar Compound is sold yearly. Fo
sale ~ all druggists ---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
RIRMLNGHAM.- ~. FL. mi

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. +. l.. Viii
lis, of the firm of Hartline & Willis
Pharmacists, suffered greatly from
asthma and bronchitis, SO bad he
could not attend to business As he
writes: u got no relief until ] took
foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
II entirely removed those cbokin5
ing sensations, and never failed 10
produce an easy ana comfortable
Of the throat and lungs
Remember the name, Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound and accept no
substitute In the yellow package.
For sale by all druggists. ---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10

A Baltimore lawyer tells OF III,
Eiisht Q, an lrishman summoned as 4
Witness ina burglary trial Ia tae e.,
mentioned
II was apparent from the start that
Vie witness was much alarmed and
ratified by his unsought and undes;red
prominence in this trial
remember, Casey" said the Judge
presiding, that you have sworn 10
'ell the truth, the whole truth. aud
nothing bat the truth.
lis, youc honorr," stanmered
Casey, his eyes wavering from the
Judge to the jury and back again; an
III do the best can, But | hope We
gintlemin viii be a trile aisy on me
at the shtart, for I'm little used TO
mat sort OF thing, your honor.r."
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
Explanation.

Murphy was assistant cook on board
a trooper" bound for India The first
morning he forgot to wash the boiler
cut after breakfast, consequently there
We're tea leaves on the surface of the
soup when dinner was served To clear
himself of blame he went to tAe re.
sDective messes and said: IF yez
foind any ta}-laves IN the soup gou1l
know It's mint"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
MOUNDS


MIS-. Geo. Miller and mother left
Tor Ptggott, Arb. Thursday to visit
with relatys for a week
Miss Marie Fisher was Mound
city cal Thursday arte noon
Airs. Geo slaughter and Mrs.
larry Smith, we're shopping in
Mounds Thursday morn 'ng.
olivia Mills and Allie Drummer arc
IN the sick list,
Mrs. Dan Prindle was a Mounds
caller Thursday morning,
Rorn, Tuesday Nov. T. to Mr.. and
Ms r. A. Harmes a girl baby.
Mir and Mrs. Joe Huber left
Thursday for Chicago on business.
Mrs. Il. b Camp, Atra Chas. Raub
and Mrs Ernest Tuomey lort Thurs
day night for Jackson. Tenn to at
send ia eruneral Of Mrs, Hunt who
lied Thursday mornine Mrs. Hunt
wag formorlya resident of Mounds
md her many friends were shocked
hear Of her death
r. Bourgoync transacted business
u Cairo Friday
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
To Remnvr Panrr.

A good way to remove old wall pa
per is to use the following solution
A thick pasty solution should be made
by adding -four and a few ounces Of
acetic acid This pasty solution
should be applied with brush to the
old wall paper in quantities After a
few minutes the old paper can be re-
moved in great strips very easily and
with very little dust or dirt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
INN 4IolT TTATI0N READY

Washington, Nov. o. Formal or
der was issued today for the estab-
lishm mt of the immigration station
al Chicago authorized by congress
last spring. The station will be To-
Gated IN the Newberry building, and
Or. p l., Prentiss, inspector at Chi
cago, will be in charge. Commits
stone" Caminetti will be in Chicago
Monday to start the work of equip.
ping !fe station.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
HARRISBURG MAN MISSING

Harrisburg H., Nov 8. Lous
Farrell disappeared from his homo
Tuesday and nothing has been heard
from him since. He had started t.
make some collections II is feared
he met with foul play or has becoma
mentally deranged His Wife and
seven-ycar-old daughter are pros
uateC
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
CAROLINE WHITE,
I'LL. WINS TRIUMPH

Philadelphia, Pa. Nor . In o.
der to prevent change OF program
at tho last moment, Caroline White,
the tmerican priml donna OF the
hica Grand Opera company.
arose from a sick bed and sang tle
role OF Aidn at the Metropolitan
opera house here with magnidcen,
success,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
Offensive and Defensive.

fatience-I see Manitoba has pro-
hibited the sale of offensive weapons.
Patrice-Do you mean to say that
the women have to SO out of town 70
buy their hatpins7
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10

Tonight. if you feel dulA and stu
pid, on bilious and coastipated, take
2 dose of Chamberlain's Tablets ana
YOU viii feel all right tomorrow.
For sale by all dealers. -Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10

Th COnstitutioEalists say th"y
can take Mexico City in thIty dars
If the T. S. viii favor them with
arms, Carranza certainly must
have a taking way about him,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
Had Them AnnIisrJ

Miss Sue Brette-It is said that
eggs have q germ-destroying quality.
Foote Lighte- That's no reason
why people should think that all
actors have germs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
Rather Risky.

Edith--How many times did you re.
fuse Jack before you married him?
Alice-0nly once. He seemed so
discouraged | was afraid te try it a
second time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
AnhasIa.

Aphasia is speechlessness, due to
brain disorders. Aphonia is voiceless.
ness, due to some local disease.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10

A woman said the other day she
was going to Arkansas to live. First
time we ever knew that people
lived in Arkansas
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-10
SKIPS BY SCOOP :

Dear Scoop Why Is IL Waen 4
fellows in love that things always
90 wrong? Tip me off please
Affncfionately,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

re, 81. Artbur Sacotiun ug Gr.
SoDl1 !@1,bcr for iii frcmlat oel'
Wening, at 5ubcrfl1!olen nlaolfe
pirfer ionn Stinnu!ans poa cit olle=
rebe flor Mol1bs @cni. 0orbolOet
tyr pcl lnorere bore oct ontpellotc:
at @cniernc otto bor ct Inagt 2elc=
INC, ipm err lurlia m%ootaacligt for
Ell Ilrhcrfl,loi einfeftion.
Mmerifonernr o1;orer ;olNenG;
lom GgHe al 1llberfllloic: Nol'
Milton, So6n 2crfe, Nlcrnnoel
Hnpe, 81. Sam. sSohniol, @otter
Scott, Gliiobct6 @orrctt Grooming
&obert Stepenion, gnrerion, SoD'
&,1ltin, emmanuel ac1lt, MopbaeI
d. GIopin. Cabin, Gccil &hooes.
M mconelcr 2iltru n,eo aft Iorbc:
bulo, ifr. "1i05ifrift t. 9. II. @r:
geforeniuQ". 3il Sen fnn forpp
riat fries ipl9enoc Nornbocr::
@apalo (?), Nie.%s &cl,rif Mtc(
Mor1roof, @crrif Ncr0elo,b.
&icroots vMrci5iniichcs ol;s 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
&aptcjm 2onis MpGmanm Su9n=

&aptcjn 2onis 3ugmanm Subn=
ion, 614 q. Map st., fplbtc / STE
bags, oe,l Bite Sftpbcr, II Nur,
me1 CT tro0s lin bpie Mloer roif og
rgrig og fulofon1nlen oonosfriif.
Get CT o%perprocntlig interesia,1t at
li0oe og lptte til sen Aa1nlc, ipmpa-
tetiifc rSpulfs" cpclltprlige Sple=
bcl1er t lit lonac 2ip ion, Spfoptejn.
&upt. SoDnlon CT liffert Sen Ulolte
oanlfc vEionecr" / Chicago, f)por
fan mes gailifc forte M%fbrlpbelicr
bar ppbo!Nt iig / So Nor, ira 6al'
iom 19=oorig llnAcripcno tortob
9ornholm fpr at bane Jig cit Sci
berolre. bpor bans Gin fife attic
Dar nuret Gil Cans 4mo Mpier, men
,bpor bol, opg, toffet pGrc fin gner=
81 oA 9petiglro op,looeoe fltlo Nn-
erficn0clic lpn1 Ell al Sc opgtigltc
sfibsforcre, Scr belejleOc Sc ltore
omerifonlfe 5ser % / Sc libltc 20
Mor at lin &irflombeo bar bon &op=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

/ S%ASkISCb<D HH SA&0tSS\ WV rs" -
Berioner, iom opbe al 8%ltberfuloie.
Scbiller % &ertugen al @eicbtltah
(Mopoleon rs Spn). 2'aiglon par
iorreiten 119ppc roget @eni.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Negie-
ringcn / Seem 3ealanb fore laar, at
Observation-Disclosures for &pinocr
iremtioig ltal uobctales fra go aars
|MloercrL mens ser nj, fraues Ell 81
Ser at 65 Mar. Jor 1i6en er ben
aorlige lloeift / &c. 3. til Moer=
Observation-Disclosures Weniions) ODER
400, go. strl., iuarenoe til s
|Sb. pr. Sn6bpgger.
yGab"cn fomn1er til Sore igjen !
np Sfiffclic. Til flor Sorg for al
lc 2onbou6orgerc laa Set Ell Sit nc
til, at 8croellsbDens met pnoefe
&'igretpi, Set tobilleoc uGa6" piloe
blipe f1lloltnnoig fortrangt al M1-
tomobilerne, % / Sc l%el1ere s(ar blen
;Gab'erne birfelig ogioa fGrre og
:fnrre, oa n1al1 frpgtcoe ltgrft for,
at mo1 inart matte goo til Mfu,
iecrl1e for at faa ct Gfsemplar al
set bcrgnltc 2on0oner=aipretpi at ie.
Men r1 ipnes Sab" at futile
gienopitaa / np sfiffelie. 81, inrart
Motorcpflefabrif for nemlig reio=
Int lat en Gab=&arrosleri poa Ell
alminbelig 8ibo9us MotorcDfle, og
Elbliflm far bi!lt Sen nD Motpr-
cab neb Sl1bel.
Spcrtro / &prbipcriac. gn Sno=
ienoer / ct Stocfbolmsb!ab fortel=
Ter, at 0a bon 1plig rejlte me6 CIT
lille 9onpbaa0 poo M%ngerlnanel=
ben, Dor ser cit Mpngbc &oucr n1c6
s1noobgrn ombor6. SON lp1ratc
ONT 86r1ene iful6c pafcincres.
vgfej," ipare6c CIT pclflu6t 8on<
betone, u6e lfn( jor0oragcS."
90 6e bar gaaet ilar0, blep Sc
mo6taget al en- Gl0re @pinoe, iom
i6rog set cue Barn efter Set oi1oet
giennen1 eli lillc Sor6t,1n1,cl> tire
@angc freu1 % tilbaae. Otter bcttc
ifnloe i1tgel1 5pgoom icnere foa
'Ma9t opcr 8prnene. Oct fortG.1cs,
;. at Tolf l%o1gpcis ira, cnoog fra
9perne, refer til @tcoet. &1re,,
c bjUlper imiolcrtio fin on, 1orsoo-
: gen, % oo CT 8ooocuc operiplbt al
t ioopel fottiqe @aobrugsar6ejoerifer
/: io1n al Morcitillcoc &binbcr o.
,8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

Afstand.
Kun tire Mil fra. Byens Centrum, med
en- Midde,afstand fra allie de lutherske
Kirker paa 4.O5 Mil.
Neutrality-suspicious..
To Sporvogne 9th Ave. s. & goth Ave.
NJ, samt 9Th Ave. s. & Fremont, der
or narmest wort Kontor. Brolagtop til
vor Indgang paa Penn Ave.
Garanti.
Vedligeholdelse for altid indgaar Kjs-
bet at Gravsteder. Wort ts-"Charters'
tilsikrer ubegrBnds:t Ret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

Damiliebegrapeliesplo0ier fan fjp-
beS paa officiating ltOen Mcnter, og
Ertlerne er fra $47.5O opcfter ifpl=
&C. Stprrelie og @eliggen6eo.
st pelipripnst 9ripbus (@reel1=
bouie) bripes al Cemetery Mslocia=
ton liac uoenfpr S1r@fjprie,en til
&irte9oaroen. @eltillinger pao
9lomiter og 0eforatiorer helgrges
prpn1pte % &rilerne CT rimcligc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
Mtnnfapnlia.

Grpital yafc &irfcsaaro bliper
Dppeolagelig III lfanoinapilt &1rfe=
.ooorN. Zen ct beliggcnSe poo 81.
al 3Stb ng @unholot Mpe5. &C.,
'Minncopnlis, fun tire Mil ira wy
centrum % Ell @iennemlnltsafltono
fra ollc !l1tberlfe &irfer al liot oper
j Mil. Gner 60 Mcres CT fultiDe=
ret cg orUnct, % &irfelooroen er
b%clia9enoe / @cnnepin Go',ntp
y@igblonos" n1eo ell jupn Gleootion
al 173 sos nner @pcn. GrapcneS
'Nosning 1aranteres pes &jch al
Nrapplobs % Grpitul 2afe Geute=
tern Msioeiation er i%ntprporeret 1rn<
Scr Sen 6orm, at Staten litrer eplg
Ret til @ranfighere. Mon fun Ajp,
re lit &ulg al @rapplaol er ONT
epnoogen ont e>1ifes pg @rpcbnrer
,%peorprel1be &irfegaorhen foaS 1pb-
riot poa Mnmo0ni1tg. SeltDreren,
Mr. G6mor0 elmer Cannon, er al
lfonoinobilf !&erfpmit og cit nol=
minoelig onatia % imeoefonunel1=
Sc Manb, ipm bar giort Jig til
Spgone at aiere uGrpltal 9ofe" til
Ell p%irfelig ifonoir,apiif &%irfeaooro,
i gn1ao mes Sen %befiel10te Molmt
Slipe &irfe9ooro / Gbicoap. Sit
hper interes1eret 2Gler bpr toy. Ell
Iur ub til Grpltal 2ofe &irfeaaoro
ST. al 3Stb ct. ns @uu1bolbt Mnc.
= Sen inu1ffcltc al SEM olle -
ocl,ne @p og Smegn.
Gn M Sno9ang pil oeslloen bslpe
aom1et beh &en1iplponio, 'Mpe. o1
3Sth Mpe. &c.
Grpitol 2ofe Cemetery MsIpcia:
~tipn far bpgget ct npoeligt &apel,
lan1t GentenGreller meo Deflig Be=
fleming. 9(ne @peer ppcr @roDplao=
len % Mfopbe bolbes i beolte Sroel
-og fan gjenremiees al enbper poc
Mnu1o6ning. st mmooens MflnGrt
n%inasivltem for @ropplooier, Scr pl
Ter beltemt bpnr bpcr 8rop finoes
henDttes lloeluffenoc. 2aloolfob o!
sOmgipelier er ioeelle, Ser ct gol
0rrnering, Ss%probun0en ct cfsc((e11
% tor = grnnoet poa set %fortrin
lige &pjoeforbolb.
175 Mcrcs ct uolt,ffet efter MO
bcrrc &arf 2atpn Spitcm.
1Sprlte @cgronel1e / ell @raolo
. or iri, % iou openfpr bcn1rrfct =
Msiociationen err iliforporcret ioale
ncs, at Stoten lifrcr epig .Met ii
: @%rapfjpbere.
@orolltiipunet i settle Ijemc0 c
III, oper $97, 900.
9porior oo life nulAe oin Wl
grapelIespssa0s bla,16t Nenncr
22an0smuno % Me0troc10e?
Der er flor nnf Nloos til 100000
@rape, oe &irfcgaarre1s Notur
ifipnbeo hpr fees ipr ret at finn
bltrbcres.
@riiernc paa. 6omiliebeardpelies
p1aoier pil ielpfplgelig blipe bejer
1cnere. 0csl1oen er oct beore q
1oppl9e EFT @ranplaos I'LL enc Sc
Dag man berer Sorg, eller paa
sGiospunft bpor man maa lobe az
SAa&.r4SSRI TN5.&x@~T sm5s [SNsgAMf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
5nrhrn runnt.

50 fri9crifc @tcmmsretsfpinber,
Wfargoret Morrilon, Der er &nnlt=
nerinbe, % MrS. Smitb, JONI er
,2ege, blep i @losgom, Sfptlano,
forlebeu bel1t til otto Maanebers
8enaiel, for Sen 81. S,1li at bape
lat So poa ofopoe Yor0mel ter Sir
|Sobn M>irs @l1s Ser / Bpell. Ser
blep Ell bills Sceuc / Netteu, ba
iDonmlen par Mepet oflagt. Na-
ie1loc Ste1mu1cretSfbinbcr falteoe
@rgntlager og 9@6ler / @opecet pau
Donmeren, 9oro Salpeieul p9 lo11g
rMarleillaiien". Erc &pi1l6er b(ep
nrreltcre6c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

s CT tanif Nuis lrics fplge,be:
~Momcr11c p(cjcoe imn befjcmot at
in6tage 0cres Maolti0er (igocnoe
pao lape @pnber. 90 ferit peb Wih=
6clolbercns @egpnoel1r 6lep &cttcr=
lie lat fren1."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
3ycr &cngc foll man fipbe Il

VScr '1>cHyc luH lldH llpDe ull
oct, ia = % ingcn cling.
Mfon fan fiece:
Mob, men life Mptetit.
Su9eniolcr, ll'cn life SunSbeo
&i0en, men itfc Mp0lfob.
Nornpjelie, men life @lroc.
&un1nlerater, men. life Gel1lfab.
@lpDc Senge; men life Sgu,1.
Eje,1ere, met life 9rp1fab.
elegance, men life !@pgge.
Mnlige Sage, men life Tre6.
- sfriu efter Grppcmmmme1
NJ bette &laS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07
Chicago.

6r. VreScrif Semlen, 1iolI0cre
&nrt / lluunpu1sbjemmct paa 35tt
Street, CT penot tilfuge til GDicago
fra fin Iarm i SAITH g. 9. ST..
og 6ru Sellicn agter at toge falt
Opbolo / Chicago = Ell Mpbeo, Der
iiffert nil gln6e here$ nlul1ge Gen-
1,er blanot Gam fcrnc '&p!ouien.
Ncritimb CT fer inr 5tc GungG.
Fan tiger, l;an bulOcr lea nlegct al
Mmerifo % Gbieogo / Snroelcs=
beo. iSslclien CIR g%jeniibin. mel
bon er ie~lpiplnelig bpbbelt bel:
fou1me11, l1oar Dnn brillger ps Ell
1oa fortrpller1oe gangfllgl lom 6rf
Sl,tto 2ullo. Su, pi bor forlu19lI
opergipct os paa 9taooc ng ltnoa.
Sc.
sSclifabclig Sammcnfpmit ofhol:
bes be11 3oic Spnoug / boer Maa:
nc6 / ct. Stefmus &irfe3 Sfolclp:
|fule. Otter cnot @~l1bsticreIte lnm
les ser til ct Trllcsmoaltin, oeref
ter San1to!e pg lrncre bcn pot
Mftencr unoerbolocr font Megcl asa
flor Dan entcn mes SMGsui1le Ct:
Ter 6preorog. Naltor Guns Gpn'
til at nnoerbploe en- 6ori amliu!
|%tilligenlco Solnpnret / i'm @elbei
|gier oisic Sa,umel'fomitcr booo'
bpagcligt oa inobolbsriqt. Ml(e e
%pelfpn1Mcll.
ut. Stcians Gpinbcfurening al
boloer @osar / @albo(la @all Gpl1
oag 6cn 9bc N%openther. Scr hi
blipe 1,0ltillet eli be( Sci in>,ffc o!
nDttige @icnltonoe, iom / 2abet q
Mftenen pil blipe entcn iol9t clle
bortloooct. Ser ierpercs nanl
oanf Smdrre6ra0, Safe og Sage
&pmitecn bar ooifil1igt at bpbe pa
meo &c11lpn til l(noerboloning, o
Sen bill onltrenge Jig for at 9iere DC
Iao tiltolenhe lpm ml1liat for Sc 81
lpgenbe. 9prene oohues ST.
Mogongen fri.
&rplnp. s Ssnoaas imeSeoe
6orruono for 9onif ltnghomsfort
ming &r. q. SO. Iranolen pg Sri
Mnno !@orie11 / @pn1ens 2e11fc1
8rplIl1p{,et itob bos @r. 81. 2alri1
se1l, 2451 IS. Mortb Mpc., bpor Sc
ierpere6es eli flot Sollper, nnbe
hpilfen ser bolbtes Masier al Sale
% blep aflrnget Congo, III. a. e
~glimrenbe 0rpllupspiie af SIR. &af
beef. SCI lnge &ar fif CIT M}nr,l
Sc Treie,ter, @lomiter og 9yfeni
ningsifripel1er. l~1ngoomsforeninge
bnpoe Ienot en- rpoelig % DRroiflll
sssaaMaaaaaaasa ssssaanns ssgga.A a $500 II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

tcin paa Sc iterite Troetlfibe poa
Geernc.
&upt. SSobuiol1 CT ollocn Gang
gift n1e0 9lliin Eraoictb, Ell rig
6ormeroatter fra 2ille6antmer,
Nprgc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-07

3n6crfmluic % @cni. Moifillige
al Nerocl,s ltprite Mr,,o pm Wi=
cenifobeus, &1lnlterlS pN eitcrotl,=
rcus Smroonc piccs at pore 200 a.
9rrillg. 30 amcriforrife Tcrfotte=
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-07-12
Camp Meeting
At Lake Arthur

The annual enCailpE:ent Of the
Lake Arthur Camp Meeting As
ISOLATION will be held from July
10th. to 10th inclusive with the
following helpers:
Rev. Andrew Johnson of Viii
more, KY, evangelist; Hamp
Sewell of Atlanta, Ga, song leader
and Mrs. Bessie Putnam, organist.
Hamp Sewell, the well-known
song composer and publisher,
ranks as one of the best evangelistic
singers in the field and with the
help of Mrs. Putnam as organist
will make the music a very helpful
feature.
There will be boat at Mermen-
tau to meet passengers from No. 5
Southern Pacific train OH Monday,
Thursday and Friday, also autos
and hacks can be secured at lem
nings at reasonable ratesr
The boarding house will be under
good management and good meals
may be secured at reasonable rates.
There will be no gate fee charges
this year.
The meeting is open to all de-
nominations and the public is
cordially invited to attend the
services.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-07-12
Revival Meeting
at Baptist Church
Preaching by DR.. w. J. f.
Cox, of Alexandria.
Every One Cordially Invited
Song Service Led by Rev. c.
II. Mount of Crowley.
Every One Cordially Invited

Come ont and enjoy some soul stirring
services. The sermon Monday night
was from the text, And He said to
them all, if any men will come after
me, let him deny himself, and take up
his cross daily, and follow ne" Self
Denial, Cross Bearing and Following
Him, the essential features as beauti-
| fully calculated from this text i'll choice
language, reaching the hearts of his
hearers.
Tuesday morning the Doctor spoke
from the scripture as named in Proverbs,
He that is wise winueth souls"
AT Tuesday nights service the text
was Thou shalt call His name Jesus"
At "Wednesday mornings service the
following was used as the baiis of the
sermon: II am the good Shepherd,
and know my sheep, and am known of
miIie," found in John, tenth chapter
and fourtheenth verse. This sermon
was especially appreciated by those who
oHycNN'a NAAN l'iiNliN vi DNlHS DlCSClll,
bringing out the especial intimacy ex-
listing between the Shepherd and His
sheep, strengthening the faith and hope
of the Christian
At Wednesday nights service the text
was Romans 6-23, THE wages of sin is
death, but the gift of God is eternal
life through Jesus Christ, our Lord"
THE Nervousness of Sin, and the
reward thereof, internal Death, was
contrasted with the reward of Gods
gift, to man III repentance, Eternal Life
through our Lord. Jesus Christ.
Rev. Mount is very fine singer and
the solos rendered by him are especially
effective. Somebody Loves You, 'Tis
Jesus" was much appreciated.
Come ont. You are missing a splendid
treat i'll these meetings. Every one is
welcome, without money and without
price. Come aud worship together,
that you may find eternal life for your
souls.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-07-12
Parish Roads in
Need of Care

Nermilion parish seems to have
q chance now that she has never
had before. There are many little
things that are going OIL i'll the
way of Improvements, and there
are many large ones, and to say
the least they are good, everyone
of them. True too, there are
many things that are neglected and
especially the public roads Of the
parish. The roads as u rules are
fine, but now and then one has
to cross a bad mud hole, caused
from not being drained There
are bridges here and there that are
high and a steep approach to them
makes them very disagreable. 1t
would seem that some would have
enough get up about them to have
these few bad places remedied.
thus making the roads good all the
way. Lets see who will so this.
The roads that are kept up, are a
rule, are done by some enterprising
man or a few men.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-07-12
p. f. SWitZer a
Visitor Here

Wednesday evening we had a
very much appreciated call from
! Mr.. Paul l.. Switzer. the acting
manager OF the Big Boast Bureau
which has its main Office at Lafav-
cite. Mr.. Switzer came over here
in the interest of the bureau, and
will have this parish well repre-
senting in the bureau. This bureau
covers about. thirteen of the fertile
parishes Of this section of the state,
and by cooperation there will be
great benefits derived.
Among some will be the secur-
ing of qualified instructors for the
teaching of modern scientific farm
ing methods; the encouragement
of crop Investigation; the procur-
ing of scientific soil surveys; the
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transportation facilities, highway,
water and rail; the procuring of
equitable freight rates; the estab-
lishment of markets and the
introduction of manufactures;
advertising the resources of, and
encouraging immigration into, the
district; the cultivation of the true
community spirit and elimination
of sectional jealousies.
These are all matters properly
and most efficiently handled by
cooperative effort, through organ
izations broad enough and strong
enough to carry influence not only
with people who support it but
with the outside interests which
must be reached III the promotion
Of any considerable and lasting
developement.