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Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
Be Careful, ST!

A couple Of farmers near
here (We'd get killed if we
told their names) went to
the city last summer to do a
little trading, One of them,
whom we will call 81, took
plenty of cash with him.
The other, whom we will
call Bill, took none. Instead
he took one Of our check
books, This amused 81. mo
check book for me, Bill"
says he, give me the cold
cash every time" But
amt you afraid you'll lose
itY' asked Bill, The answer
was a knowing HUH Well,
they made their purchases,
but when they went to pay
they found that a pickpocket
had robbed them both. 81
was in a terrible fix. This
amused Bill, The outcome
was that Bill took out his
check book and wrote checks
for both their purchases,
whereupon 81 vowed that
hereafter he'd keep his mon
ey out Of the reach of pick
pockets, We write up his
bank book every month now,
Bank of Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sss,.,s ssss; '': Of Ahz0z1E

F. j. Doss has in his possession
what is probably the Oldest milk
pitcher in the county. This pitcher,
made from the old-time ware, has
been in use So years, which is just
the age of Mr.. Doss. 1t was given
to him by his mother many years
ago, and of course is priced very
highly,
George H. Trevathan has again
assumed control of the Batesville
Guard, having purchased a control
ling interest in the plant Saturday
from G, O. Duffey. We welcome
Mr.. Trevathan back into the edit
orial harness and wish the Guard
abundant success under his man.
agement,
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21

County Road Commissioner VIM,
II, SPOTS Of Reed was looking after
some business in Judge Gays court
Monday,
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to S, E, Hulett, aged 10,
md Miss Eliza Sauls, aged 10, both
of Center,
j. D. Paden and j. p. Hardin of
King Mills were Evening Shade Wis.
itors Monday and pleasant callers
al the Record office,
} r Norman Of Strawberry
township was a visitor to town one
day this week, He says he will be
in the next race for sheriff,
Representative Walter II, Holt
was here from Davidson township
Saturday meeting his friends. lie
will announce his candidacy for re-
election at the proper time,
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
MILL PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS

Last Saturday a deal was con-
summated by which T. W. Robertson
of Lepanto, Poinsett county, be-
comes owner of the roller mill
property so long owned and man
aged by John R. Metcalf. Mr.
Robertson also now owns the hand
some Metcalf residence property
near the mill and considerable land
in the immediate vicinity OF the
mill. The consideration of the deal
is said to have been something like
$500. The new owner took
charge of the mill Monday morn
ine, and has j. W. Bristow, who
has been with the mill for years, as
head miller. Mr. Robertson will
move his family to Evening Shade
shortly.
Mr.. Robertson has spent several
weeks here recuperating his health
and looking over the country with
the view of making some invest
ments, and during the time has
made many friends. He has the
reputation of a reliable citizen, Our
people are glad he has acquired
valuable property here and that he
will become identified with the in
terests of this section as a citizen
and property owner,
The many friends of Mr.. Metcalf
will be glad to know that he and
his estimable family are not to
leave Evening Shade. He will
probable soon open a real estate
and collecting agency here.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
F. j. DOSS

Fresh Bread For Sale Wednesdays And Saturdays
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
LOCAL NEWS.
,sNN~NNA~~~N~>NNN
TO CORRESPONDENTS

The letter mail from the south
part of the county went crooked
somewhere down the line Tuesday
and this office received no commun-
ications, except couple handed in
to the office by the writer's. These
delayed letters will be too old for
use next week. Don't let the Oc-
currence interfere with your next
weeks letters.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
JURY LISTS

Following is the list Of jurors for
the term of circuit court which con-
venes in Evening Shade August "A,
giving also the township from which
each juror comes:
GRAND JURY
Jasper Justus and A, j. StOvall
of Piney Fork; G. P. Oliver Sam l..
Evans, j, A. Patterson of Sullivan;
P. G. Kinks of johnson; }. T, Har-
rell of Cave; H. P. Bacon Of Wash
ineton; Levi Parsley and W. S. Hut
Gibson of Big Rock; A. B. Ware of
Big Creek; f. A. Taylor and u. G.
Mobley of Scott; j. r. Norman of
Strawberry; Peter Hansen of Lave
Creek; T. H. Oliver of Lebanon
ALTERNATES
j. T, Layne of Morgan; j. r. Viii
kerson of Scott; j. H. Cooke of Big
Creek; j. D. Hines of Big Rock;
w. N, Barnett of Cave; j. R. Ray of
Piney Fork.
PETIT JURY
w. H. landlord, 7. r. Dial, J. j.
Swafford, T. j. Stephens of Piney
Fork; Cecil Horn, J. F. Johnston,
Wiley Mullins of Sullivan; A. M.
Grafton, W. B. Edwards of Johnson;
U. G. Brewer and M. j. Simpson of
Cave; G. W. Wann, j. E. Mclaughlin
and C. L. Bowers Of Scott; j. H.
Hoeeard and A. P. Sullivan OF Big
Creek; John Powell and Luther At
kinson of Washington; M. D. Bar
nett and Tar Hutchinson of Big
Rock; B. F, Porter Of Strawberry.
j, c, Kelley of Lebanon; Austin
Baker and j. G. Rogers of Lave
Creek.
ALTERNATES
T. l.. Steele and Jasper Kent of
Sullivan; Jasper Mcleod of Cave;
W. B. Runsick and Marion Watkins
of Washington; J. G. Royal of Nor
gan; II, A, Paysinger of Lave Creek;
W. T, Gist of Johnson; G, A, Whit
ten of Piney Fork
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21

For summer diarrhOea in child
ren always give Chamberlain'S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy and castor oil, and speedy
cure is certain. For sale by all
dealers.
Mrs G. M, Byrd died at her home
five miles east of Evening Shade
Saturday night, following a long
illness of consumption She leaves
a husband and two small children
in bereavement. Mrs. Byrd was a
daughter of C. E. Henderson Of this
place.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21

Shell Rock School House, 'TuedF'
Vi.w, Wednesday, June&
Cave township, Cave CIV MH'|
day, juno 2D'3O, \
Hardy township, Hardy a'a''
Wednesday, July iO'll'ls /
Morgan township Center lal's|
Washington township pov'0'u'
July ID.
Sullivan township, MasyIII'' a'''
Brickel Springs, Monday 'uV Wy
day, July Is, v.,.
johnson township st. Pau' wv
10.
pinoy Fork township EsAlF Y
day, Friday and Saturday JOY "
remain at Evening Shade zen wv
July "a and ending AusuaN !,
All persons cSoing real e'''''%, !" y,
or'"s '''''' WV WILLIAM
Asscssor Sharp County
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21

SOullly LhuliilllOl W. w. oiio'Ni
who is principal of the public school
at Pouehkeepsie, was at home Sat-
urday and Sunday. He reports a
good school, with an enrolment of
over so pupils.
Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamber
lain's Liniment freely. 1t will re-
move the soreness and quickly re-
store the parts to healthy condi-
ton. For sale by all dealers.
M. j. Marlin, who lives in Sulli-
van township, near Maxville, was
arrested by Sheriff BristoW Tuesday
on the charge of insanity, He was
brought to town and examined by
Drs T. j. Woods and A. W, Jerni-
gan, after which he was discharged,
the physicians failing to find evil
dence sufficient to sustain the
charge.
The Record received a friendly
letter this week from W. S. Camp
bell, formerly of Poughkecpsie, who
for several years has had a good
position at Fayetteville with A. c.
Hamilton & Co., a firm dealing ex-
tensively in fruit, Mr. Campbell
has not forgotten the hills of Sharp
county, and talks like a fellow who
is hungry for a sight of them
Mrs. Mamie W. Wann was mar
ried Thursday, July l3, at the home
of her brother, D. J. Mcleod, at
Anna, Ill, to John Leneear of AL
bany, New York, a railroad con-
ductor in that state They first met
In the town Of Anna Mrs. O. c,
Shaver OF this place, sister OF
Mrs, Lenegar, and her daughter,
Miss Caruth, attended the wedding.
Right in your busiest season
when you have the least time to
spare you are most likely to take
diarrhoea and lose several days
time unless you have Chamber
lains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy at hand and take q dose on
the first appearance of the disease,
For sale by all dealers
AT a public meeting of a large
number Of citizens opposed to cattle
spraying, held near Emery Satur.
day, were several Of the eradication
agents, including DR., II, L, Darby of
Mammoth Spring, district supervis-
or for the government. Some of
those present at the meeting say
that the agreement reached be-
tween the agents and the people
was simply this; That the AGENTS
withdraw from this territory for 30
days In order to give those opposed
to spraying time to circulate peti.
tions and If It Is found that a ma.
jority OF citizens south of Strawber.
ry river are against the eradication
work the agents are to remain ont
Of this territory; If the majority ia.
vors the work II will be bed,,n
This differs very materially from
other statements sent out from the
meeting, So there YOU are
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
COMMISSIONER

Notice IL hereby slveO ih'' '"s.I ,.''s
directions contained IN tl'' s',,'s,'' s'u'
Chaneery Court for The SVp"' MN
made aud entered OF recO'u .,' V' ,.,p
l@i, in a certain cau'. .Se .s w 'JlI
therein between John o a Won y n n
yI,le' and A, y, Albright, TRUSTEE
j, A. Laman, W. NJ ,' p"'" 'sl y
J, II. Morgan, Defendants a ~. ''' Nd
and W. n. Horn and r b. ol.'lv nv'S IA
John q, Wolf and r. A. p'"' , '""'',u,Ih
stoekholders Of Bank " UlIs.h
Casey, Substituted Trustee '.,' '.,s
Lamar. John DrIm' j. =, HS,.,.'lra ,''I.
and Martha d, LamAn' ,'.,"'., @'s IN
signed as Special oo"'''''''S '''' "s,, M
pointed by uaid court s,1,S' w',' 0''' 4 M
auction auction to the hIaOe'' bidder Ir. \ %%x|
Of the court house In 'N' ,.'',' '""' rsi|
Arkansas, between the 0''''
''' ''''' SATURDAY 'sg ',sSg,"spd
the followIns described 's'' ',"'',,'saa '',i,
Tho south half Of 4. 'N' Ns,,,1~a 'I,r \
section four, and 'he y ..",Io0 "OI@ nina
northwest quarter o' ',V, Az. usL "
af,sen, lu, "n north of range llv'""I "S,, u.
hundred and twenty s' acres 'a'.,'S,la '''S,, Y
The north half of the ! ,sS,iSO av' Icas'
northwest Il, quarter Of .ss ,''''D, '.'D",',lltal
southeast southeast quarter Of The ,'Ifd s'Ii w.
section eight and the .'.. east ','u'arr,rde' 'ru
ullHttIi VI wv nth NJ ""
in township fifteen nV," ,'",e Of VA
containing eighty atfe'' .',as,s '''v' b n
lands liant lying and being ''''du 'A,Gapl,,
Distnctof Sharp cI''o',' o. na.' n c,w y
10, seven, In BLOCK 0"'' - At, a sppN
three, In block one IN ''', y, eme
being situate In the TOW" ~ "
county and state Afo'''A''' ...,u wv
Terms of salsl On " selr
purchaser beios tea''''s,,'g t'lau,,,g, . Hen y
approved personal peeu'',D ecu ne payr'''
on tho land to secure w i,
chase money ,.,nd all IhIs N"''
1911 n,''' JAS ns''' X
Special co"'"'''''''
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NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned
was on the slat day Of June, 1911, appointed Ad-
mihlstrhtOr OF the eAtate Of James T. Cochran,
deceased, and all persons having claims against
SAID estate are required TO exhibit the same pro.
pery authenticated to said administrator within
SIN months after the date Of said appointment or
they may be precuded from any benefit In said
estste, and If said claims are not exhibited within
one year from the date Of the appointment afore.
SAID they shall be forever barred and pfecluded
from any benefit from said estate,
7, l. itERRN.
administrator Of the estate Of james Z, Cochran,
deceased
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21

Never leave home on a journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. 1t is almost certain to be
needed and cannot be obtained
when on board the cars or steam
ships. For sale by all dealers.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
ASSESSORS NOTICE

Notice s hereby yiren that will meet the tax
payers OF sharp county, Arhanaas, ~ the follow
ing times and places Tor the purpose assessing
'he zeal and pereonal property and per capita lax
ot AL persona liable to pay the same for the year
ihiil
Biz Creek township, Calamiae Friday and Sat.
urdaN June ll.2i
scott township. Shelbyviile, Monday, June 96l
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21

use next week. Don't let the Oc-
currence interfere with your next
weeks letters.
W. |. Simpson of Maxville paid
us visit Monday.
E. W. Holt was here from David
son township Saturday,
W. A. Edwards went to Batesville
Tuesday to spend few days
r. G.. Mcclure of Lave Creek
township rolls a dollar Recordward,
S. 7. Welch of Lave Creek town
ship was a visitor to town Wednes-
day.
j. W. Powell, a good citizen of
Washington township, was here
Saturday.
L. H. Shaver, the popular grocer,
was at Batesville two or three days
last week.
A good number of road overseers
were presenting claims to the cOun-
ty court Monday.
The grand jury at Hardy ad-
journed Friday. Twelve indict-
ments were returned,
Dr. G.. E, Craig returned Saturday
from Batesville, where he spent a
few days with relatives
W. II. Mann, a good man of Nor
gan township, was looking after
some business here Monday.
Mrs. o. C Shaver and her daueh-
Ter, Miss Caruth, returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives at Anna,
I'll.
Mrs. M, f. Rosebroueh of Bates
- vile is visiting in Evening Shade,
guest of the family of John r, Met
calf.
The Record had a call Wednes-
day from M, F, Street of Batesville,
who was for years citizen of Gala
mine.
Ernest Halliburton of Williford,
who has many friends in Evening
Shade, was in town few hours
Saturday,
WANTED-Sub-aeents, from
house to house for portrait company
in Chicago, J, w. Hyman, Cush-
man, Ark
7. T. Heath, one Of the Records
good friends in Morgan township,
was a visitor to town the latter part
of last week,
7. j. Norris and his son, Luther,
were here from Poushkeepsie Fri
day looking after some business
md meeting friends,
" A Webb Of Strawberry town.
ship, who may be IN the next race
for sheriff, was a visitor at Record
headquarters Monday,
Miss Eud0ra Shaver returned u
few days ago from Batesville, where
she spent several weeks with her
sister, Mrs, j, r. Edwards.
County Judge Allen Gay held
the regular term Of county court
here the first four days Of the week,
A good deal Of business was before
the term,
We are told that eighteen men
nre now at work in the Southern
District of the county securing sig-
natures to petitions against cattle
spraying,
A number Of people from this
place were at the burial of G, w.
kirtley at Sidney Friday, Mr.,
kirtley had a large number of
friends here.
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CROWD HANGS NEGRO
FOR ALLEGED INSULT
Had Been in Jail on Complaint Re-
garding Language Used Over
phone-Colquitt Notified.

Farmersville. Texas, August IA
Commodore Jones, a negro was TAX
en- from the lookup here at o'clock
last night and hanged to a telephone
pole by crowd said to number be-
tween Is and 100 men
The negro was jailed Thursday
evening upon complaint by young
lady, who stated that he had used in e
sulting language to her over the
telephone 1t became known yester-
day morning that there was some
disposition to use violence toward
the negro and Sheriff Robertson was
summoned from Mckinney GOV
Colquitt was also notified. The ne.
gro was forced by the crowd to climb
a telephone pole and a rope was put
around his neck and fastened to the
cable He was then made to jump,
and death by stTangulation soon en-
sued
Similar complaint was fi'ed
against the negro about year ago,
but as there were no witnesses to
the alleged remarks, no action was
taken The conversation upon which
the recent complaint was based was
heard by others.
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ANOTHER TEXAS COWBOY
ELECTED TO GOV[RNORsH|P
New Chief Executive of Mississipp,
Began Life as Cow Puncher
on Texan Ranch
Associated Press Snecial.

San Antonio, Texas, August 12.-
me nomination of Earl Brewer for
governor of Mississippi adds another
to the list of those who began life as
a cowboy in Texas and afterward be-
came famous. Brewer, like many
other American boys with real red
blood in their veins, heard the call
OF the west and early in his career
came to Texas where he was fasci-
mated with life on the ranch OF
course he wanted to be a cowboy
This desire was gratified on one of
the large ranches in the central part
of the southwest section of the state.
A day or two after he made bis APP
pearance at the ranch house the an
nual roundup began. When Brewer
was shown the broncho he was to
ride and told to be careful or he
would find trouble in staying in the
saddle, he laughed and said II
could ride that little pony without
either bride or saddle" A little la
ter, however, he had a different no
ton about riding a real Texas bron
cho. No sooner had he mounted than
the animal tied itself in a couple or
three double bowknots and Brewer
hit the sod. But the young man from
Mississippi was game and never stop
ped until he had that broncho per-
fectly under control, displaying tho
same grit in breaking the animal TO
the saddle that has been characters
tic of his efforts since in all things
to which he has turned his atten-
ton. 1t is related of him that he
made one of the most fearless riders
on the ranch Many of his old asso-
ciates in central Texas recall with
much satisfaction the days when
Brewer was one of the liveiiest boys
in the bunch" always ready to do
his part at any of the rough work
that came to a COW puncher in the
early days.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-12

The Holy Spirit Changing the
Heart. Leader, Estill Ward
Song.
Answer roll call with scripture
quotations,
Scripture Readings:
John 3 Is, Mr. Webster.
Ezekiel 11:13-21, Jewel Wicker.
Acts Alb, Pearl Threet.
Acts 2:1421, Leon johnson.
Piano solo, Reeves Watson.
The necessity for new heart
Discussion by leader
This work of a change of heart
comes from without-from God.
Ruby Goodman.
The word of God in connection
with the change of heart, Alcie
Ward
The holy spirit the one who gives
a new heart to the believer, Mrs.
May Roberts.
Closing services. Open discussion,
music, etc,
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explosion in the engraving depart
ment Quilted the building occupie /
by the Louisville Herald, resulting
in the complete destruction of the
plant early yesterday, and causing
loss estimated at about $4,000.
Almost all the machinery was
wrecked and only a small portion Of
the furniture was saved.
Pending the completion Of the
Herald's new building, the paper
will be issued from the plant of the
Post
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-12
Twelve Points Of Excellence

Point 5. Comradship The student body should not be
arge preclude personal interest and attention for each
student by the President and Professors is expected
every student shall know his fellow students and be
terms of personal friendship with the teachers.
Point g. Co-educaton-The furnishing of equal advan-
ages to the two nsures normal social growth and
freedom from oughness and coarseness often charac
terstc of boys schools This policy has been in force since
the founding Of the institution Coeducaon the natural
method of education 1t the method of the home. All
normal young and young will make better pro-
gress under such system.
Point 7. Government-Ina well ordered institution
the administration of discipline should be regarded
end and not end in itself Rational admin
straton makes easier for young people do right than
wrong. Rules made only they needed,
Point 8. Preparation for Teaching Trinity University
has been ranked by the State Department of Education
institution of first class student who completes year
of work in the college department entitled four years
first grade certificate The graduates of the school
ceive permanent certificates
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Junior Endeayor Program

Subject: Absalom, the Unfilial
Son Sam. 15:1-6.
Absalom, the handsome son 2
Sam. 14:2526 Bessie Moores
Absalom, the rebellious son 2
Sam 15:10-13 Louie McCombs
The sorrowful father. 2 Sam. Is:
30 Sherrel Gerrett
The tender father. Sam Is d
H. Murphy Hickman
The mourning father, Sam. Is
24-33. Johnnie Bell York
Lesson story, Louise Oldham.
Sentence prayers
Mission study, Edna Proctor
Leader, Cliff Wilson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-12
Main street Christian Church.

The pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening Morning subject:
"Belshazar's Feast Evening sub
ject God Calling to Man" Good
music Short sermons during the hot
weather The men will feel perfect
ly free to come without coats. You
are invited to worship with us to-
morrow. G. F. Bradford, Minister.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-12
Senior Endeavor.

Subject Beginning of Intemper
auce. Prov. 2329-35
Small cause big effect. Gen. 3 g
Mr. Leland Baker.
Beware self confidence Prov
2S:26, Mr. Harry Bradford.
Wines allurement Prov 23:31
80, NJ w G. Leach
The drunkard's inefficiency
Kings 20;13-21, Miss Pattie Cald
we'll
Power of habit Rev 1928; %:
81, Mr. r. R Tribble
Touch not, Col 2:21; Rom Ia: 81
Miss Emma Gibson
Leader, Boyce Farrar.
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Begins
September 20
1911
Twelve Points of Excellence

Point l. Availability We within an hours ride of
of the chief cities of Texas and at the intersection OF
three trunk lines of Railroad The nterrban Railways will
make the Institution easily accessible to the small towns and
rural communities of the county Waxahachie with
aon of thousand is of the best towns of its class
in the State
Point g. Economy-Our expenses are as low as is con-
sstent with high grade excellence We not the cheapest
school in State but endeavor to reduce to
minimum and other school in the State offering similar IN
ducements can be attended with less expenditure.
Point g. Morals-The religious influence should be
supplemented by organizations of the students which offer to
their members service and growth along Christian lines The
" NJ c. A. and Y. w. c. A. prominent among the
formative influences of Trinity University Waxahache the
home of Trinity University moral town, town of good
churches There saloons and dives to debauch the
students The local option laws enforced
Point A. Instructors The faculty of good college is
composed of scholarly Christian and women who believe
that neither morals be omitted the equip
ment of strong Such and women without eX-
ception constitute our faculty.
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Good Rain on Grove Creek.

Mr. OF Wilson was in today from
his farm on Grove creek. He stated
that a splendid rain fell there late
yesterday afternoon, The precipira-
ton extended as far north rs stcr-
rett J c. Culbertson states that a
fairly good rain fell at his farm just
north of town. There was enough
rain in West End to lay the dust.
good shower is reported to have fall
len in the Ovilla community.
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Real Estate Transfers.

/. r. Allen to John Enser, lot in
Ennis; $4,000.
]. p. Claunch to n w Wallace,
lots and 10 in block 4, Maypearl;
$3.50,
j. V. MUTT to H. H Carson lot in
Ferris; $500.
r. c. Haynes to E X. Atwood, lor
in Ennis; $3.50.
j. e. Wood to w. S Harris, log in
Ennis; $327.50.
w E Hipp to o. H. Chapman, lots
and I in block 2, Trinity Univer
sty addition to WaXahachie, $500.
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Boyce Bank Chartered

In the secretary of staes office at
Austin Friday a charter was granted
the Boyce State Bank. The capital
stock is $4,000. The incorrcrators
are ]. Baldridge, c. c, Wilson and
Fred Newton
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-12

Preaching at II a. IN. and p, m
Sabbath school at 9:45 a m. Sub
ject of the morning sermon: Is
There a Second Probation? or is
There a Chance to Be Saved After
Death ?" We invite saint and sinner
to hear this discussion. f. E. Bigger,
Pastor