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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-27
JURORS FOR FIFTH WEEK.

Following is the list OF petit jurors
for the fifth week Of district court,
beginning Monday. April 3:
T. +. Parks, T. A. Hughs, W. r
Gibbs. T. A. Adams, Z. NJ. Andrews,
S. l. Bowling. W. r. Goen, ]. T. Pate,
II l.. weeden. Thurston Cole. John
Fickney. John NJ. Caldwell. @. d. Hen
sarling. Roy Wick, c. @. Parson, o. l..
Wilcox. II. l.. Hensarling. Herman
Kindt, ]. W. Crenshaw, W. T. Horton
II. II. Crawford. L. W. Crenshaw. VII
son Bradley. Geo. Brandon. W w
Griffin, q. W. Norwood. ID. $. Lloyd
Chas. Gerke,
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CUT FLOWERS.

Carnations. Gala lilies, Easter lilies.
sweet peas and roses. vegetable plants.
cabbage (seyen yarietiesl. soc. 200;
siOO. 500: sl75. 1000. Tomatoes (26
varieties). soc. 100; si.75. 500; $500.
100. Sweet and hot peppers us va
rieties). egg plants a yarietiesl, Csc.
100. SCOTT FLORAL CO..
Navasota. Tex.
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MOVING TODAY.

The dispatcher's office OF the
Houston a Texas Central Railroad Is
being removed to the tower south Of
the depot This afternoon. where all
train orders will be given in tature.
In few days the Western Union Tel.
agraph Company will move their office
uptown. and when this is accomplish
ed II will be an impossibility to either
send or receive message after s
O'Clock at night. at which hour the Of
flee will close.
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ADVERTISING THE MEETING.

General interest OF the citizens OF
Bryan now not only centers in the
coming cooperative tabernacle revival
meeting, but II is constantly increas.
ing. as well. II the affair is not a
success from every standpoint II will
certainly not be due to the lack OF ef-
fort on the part OF the different local
committees who have In charge the
many preliminaries.
The meeting is being widely and iu-
diciously advertised all over this sec
tion. and Il is consequently expected
that the attendance will be a record
breaker from the beginning to the
close This morning a large and at
traotiye sign was placed across Main
street. just north OF the intersection
OF Main and Anderson. announcing the
date Of beginning of the revival. and
this will serve as a constant reminder
to the townsfolk. as well as those who
come in from the country.
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villa has escaped his pursuers and
the work of locating and surrounding
him must all be done over again.
villa is very much like the Irishman's
flea-eyery time you put your finger
on him, he isn't there.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-27

The election Of Colonel X. NJ. John
ston OF the Houston Post TO congress
by the voters Of the Houston district
would be but a slight recognition OF
his long and faithful years of service
TO the party.
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Keep close watch for inflammable
material and all things that create
fire hazard Let's avoid a fire
tragedy in Bryan II II be possible.
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II will rain some time. Don't be dis.
couraged. but 10 your part OF the
work and the Lord can be depended
upon to do his.
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DEED FOR RECORD.

]. W. Hunnicutt and wife to J. r.
Mum. undivided half interest in u
acres OF land In ). =. Austin league
No. . In Bralos County; consideration.
$500.
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Bryan's free wagon yard grows In
popularity from day to day and Is
proving n winner in drawing trade
Its real advantages will not be FULLY
realized until next fall.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-27

FOR CONGRESS. SIXTH DISTRICT.
RUFUS HARDY
(of Navarro County,
TOR DISTRICT JUDGE
JUDGE JOHN WATSON.
lof came,oal
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
PROF. W. I. PowERS
PROF. c. n. BETHANr.
r. r. WILLIAMS A ~ n Ak
PROP. NOAH COLE
FOR COMMISSIONER FxEc No e.
cI-AUD A BUCEANAN
c P. Cum FoSTER
JESSE 4. CANNON.
FOR COUNTY C-kxx-
HORxCE Q. FERGUSoN
VII 5 E1GSS
roz COMMISSIONER FxEc No. >
cEAxLEx 7nS-EEkNo
roz CONSTABLE PRECINCT No q;
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BEN MOORE
L 3. SIMPSON.
J. N. ATKINS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
l. d. MCGEE.
J. T. MALoNEY.
FOR JUSTICE or THE PEACE
PRECINCT NO. -
NJ. X. PHILLIPS.
w. W. GAMER.
FOR COMMISSIONER PREC. no. 2;
NJ. b. casters.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR
JOHN W. HAMILTON.
]. SIDNEY SMITH.
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The chicken ordinance bSs not been
passed yet and theydo<Say the hens
in some parts Of the city are making
hay while the sun shines.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Eagle Is authorized to make the
following announcements. subject to
the action Of the July Democratic prt
nary:
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Noz COMMISSIONER FxEc No >
czAxLEy 1S-EFkN0
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1916.

March 9-Germanay declared wal
on Portugal.
March l5-Austria declared war OIL
Portugal.
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ros CONSTABLE PRECINCT NO q:
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FOR COUNTY c-KxK-
HORACE O FERGUSoN
VII 5. E1GSS
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placed in the hands of the Progress
sive national committee.
If Mr.. Hughes statements, when he
makes them. shall satisfy the COM
mittee that it is for the interest of
the country that he be elected. they
can act accordingly and treat my re-
fusal as definitely accomplished If
they are not satisfied they can notify
the Progressive party and at the
same time they can confer with me
and then determine on whatever
action we may severally deem an-
propriate to meet the needs of the
country.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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ROOSEVELT'S DECLINATION

Chicago. June IA Following is
Colonel Roosevelt's telegram to the
Progressive convention declining to
accept the nomination.:
Oyster Bay. June 10.
To the Pro sressive Convention
am very grateful for the honor you
confer upon me by nominating me
for president. ] cannot accept at this
time. do not know the attitude of
the candidate of the Republican party
toward the vital questions of the day.
Therefore. if you desire an immediate
decision must. decline the nomina-
ton But. If you prefer it. l suggest
that my conditional refusal to run be
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SESSIONS
OF GREAT
INTEREST

Up to noon today ninety-two teach
ers had registered for the seventh dis
trict teachers normal institute, now
in session at the high school building
The attendance is considered very
good in consideration of the fact that
summer schools are now in session
1t Greeley, Gunnison and Fort Col
score of teachers from this county that
would otherwise be present at the trf-
county institute here. The ENROLL
ment is expected to pass the hundred
mark before the close of the week
The work of the institute is very in
teresting. both to teachers and laity.
and a considerable number of visitors
attend to hear the lectures of the in
structors, which are helpful and en-
tertaining to an unusual degree. We'd
nesday evening at 8 O'Clock at the
high school auditorium Prof w. d.
Blaine of Pueblo will give a stereop-
ticon lecture on Germany and Ger
man Ideals" to which the public In
cordially invited. Mrs. Mary C. c.
Bradford of Denver, state superintend-
ent of public instruction, will arrive
here Wednesday evening and will lee
ture some time on Thursday. This ad
dress will also be of general interest
and as many of the people of Canon
City as can do so are urged to be
present and hear it. The time and
place of Mrs Bradford's lecture Will
be announced in these columns to-
morrow.
Prof. Frank D. Slutz of Pueblo. con-
ductor of the institute, will go to
Salida this evening to deliver the
opening address of the State Sunday
school convention, of which he is i.rcs-
ident- but will return to Canon City
on an carly train Wednesday morn.
ing in order that none of his duties
here may be neglected Prof SIutz
lectures before the institute daily and
they are always worth while
Although the greater number OF
teachers in attendance at the insti-
tute are from Fremont county. both
Custer and Pueblo county are well
represented: the lstter having reg
istration of about twenty-five. Canon
people interested in the progress of
educational matters and school meth
DDS will find it to their advantage to
attend as many sessions of the insti-
tute as possible. They may be assured
of hearty welcome on the part OF
instructors and teachers.
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| "N1eA~N
Hughes late Saturday sent a tele-
gram TO Chairman Harding OF the
Republican national convention for
maliy accepting the Republican nomi-
nation for the presidency.
At the same time 1t was announced
that the justice had resigned as asso-
ciate justice OF the supreme court of
the United States. Justice Hughes
sent bis resignation by messenger to
President Wilson.
Following is the telegram TO Chair
man Harding:
AIR. Chairman and Delegates:
4 have not desired the nomination.
have wished to remain on the
bench. But in this critical period
of national history l recognize that
II is your right to summon and that
it is my paramount duty TO respond.
You speak at n time of national exig-
ency. transcendjng merely partisan
considerations. You voice the demand
for dominant. thorogoIng American
ism, with firm protective upbuiiding
policies essential TO orr peace and
security: and 20 that call. in this
crisis. cannot fail to answer with
the pledge of all that is in me to the
success OF the country. Therefore
accept the nomination.
Il stand for the hrm uniiinehing
maintenance of all the rights OF Am
erican citizens on land and sea.
neither impugn motives nor nnderesti-
mate difficulties But it Is most re-
grettably true in our foreign relations
we have suffered incidentally from
the weak and vacillating course
which has been taken with regard to
Mexico. a course lamentabiy wrong
with regard to both our rights and
our duties. We interfered without
consistency and. while seeking to
dictate when we were not concerned,
J we utterly failed to appreciate and
discharge our plain duty to our own
citizens
J AT the outset OF the administra-
tion the high responsibilities of our
diplomatic intercourse with foreign
nations were subordinated to con.
ception OF partisan requirements and
we presented TO the world humi-
liating spectacle OF inaptitude. Re
lated efforts have not ayailed to re
cover the influence and prestige so
unfortunately sacrificed and brave
words have been stripped of their
force by indecison-
Il desire to, see our diplomacy re-
stored to Its hest standards and to
have these advanced; to have no sacri-
fees of the national interest to par
tisan expediencies; to have the first
ability OF the country always at its
command here and abroad in diploma
tic intercourse: to maintain firmly
our rights under international law:
insisting steadfastly upon all our
rights as neutral and fully performing
our international OBLIGATIONS: and by
the clear correctness and justness of
our position and our manifest ability
and disposition to sustain them TO
dignity our place among the nations,
STRONG ON PREPAREDNESS
81 stand for an Americanism that
knows no ,It.rior purpose. and for a
patriotism that is single and complete.
Whether native or naturalized Of
whatever race or creed. We have but
one country and we do not for an in.
slant tolerate any division Of Allesi-
auce. believe In making prompt
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HUGHES ACCEPTANCE

provision to secure absolutely our
national security. believe in pre-
paredness. not only entirely adequate
for our defense with respect to num-
bers and equipment in both army and
navy. but with all thoroness to the
end that in each branch of the SER
vice there may be the utmost effici-
enoy under the most competent ad-
ministrative heads.
But we are devoted to the ideals
OF honorable peace. We wish to pro-
mote all wise and practical measures
for the just settlement of internation-
al disputes. In view OF our abiding
ideals, there Is no danger of miIitar-
ism in this country We have no
policy of aggression. no lust for ter
ri,ory: no zeal for strife. II is in
this spirit that We demand adequate
provision for national defense aud
We condemn the inexcusabie neglect
that has been shown Ia this matter
OF first national importance. We must
have the strength which self-respect
demands. the sirens 9Th of an efficient
nation ready for every emergency.
our preparation must be indus
trial and economic as we'll as military.
Our severest tests will come after
war is over. We must make a fair
and wise readjustment OF the tariff,
In accordance with sound protective
principles. to insure our economic in
dependence and to maintain Ameri.
can standards OF living. We must
conserve the just interests of labor.
realizing that in democracy. patriot
ism and national strength must be
rooted in eyen-handed Justice. In pre-
venting, as we must, unjust discrimi-
nations and monopolistic practice, we
must still be zealous to assure the
foundations of honest business Par
ticularly should we seek the cxpan-
sion OF foreign trade. We must not
throttle American enterprise here or
abroad. but rather promote 1t and
take pride in honorable achievements.
BASIS FOR PROSPERITY.
we must take up the serious prob
lens of transportation of interstate
and foreign commerce. in a sensible
and candid manner. and prosid.. an
enduring basis for prosperity by the
Intelligent use OF the constitutional
powers of congress, so as adequately
to protect the public on the one hand
and, on the other TO conserve the
essential instrumentalities of pro-
gress.
Il stand for the principles of our
civil service laws. In every depart.
ment of government the highest cffi.
cheney must be insisted upon. For all
laws and programs are vain without
efficient and impartial administration.
Il cannot. within the limits of this
statement. speak upon all tile sub
jects that will require attention. l
can only say that l fully indorse the
platform you have adopted.
II deeply appreciate the RESPONSE
bility you impose. should have
been glad to have that responsibility
placed upon another. But shall un-
dertake to meet it. grateful for the
confidence you express. sincerely
trust that all former differences
may he forgotten and that we may
have united effort in a patriotic reali-
sation OF our national needs and
opportunity.
II have resigned my judicial ofnce
and am ready TO devote myself un-
reservedly TO the campaign.
(Signed) CHARLES r. HUGHES I"
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Pasture for calves. soc
month for or more. c. E Ahart.
or Phone Cancn 292J. 13Tp6t
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WANTED

WANTED-False Teeth We pay as
high as 50 for full sets. Nal. Don't
matter If broken. Old silver 55c
ounce. Western Metal Co. Blooming
ton, Ill 13l34p6
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-Cheap. cash or terms. 10
acres Beaver Park. H NJ. selliss,
1855 UmatiIla St. Denver. 1s7p2t
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WILL PAY CASH for 4. 5. OF e-room
furnished house. close in. Address
1925 Record. Is6n6t.
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FOR SALE-one new. s25 Columbia
phonograph with IS worth OF rec
ords for price of machine.> R. Alex
ander, s22 n. srd St. 1ssp2t
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wANTEDzExperienced girl wants
work. 7l6 Forest IS7tf
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FOR RENT-Nice broom modern
house gas and coal ranges. near the
high school. 710 whipple avenue.
only $1,000 per month. Dr. W. Booth
13sp4st-
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FOR SAI-E-Four hundred dollars
will buy lot and half with four
room house and barn. q good cistern.
fruit trees and other improvements
Inquire OF Jas- NJ. Endicott. sss Pres-
colt ave. iSIpst
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wANTED-Experienced girl wants
work as. waitress or in private
home. No washing. Call at sos S.
9th st. ls2ps
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Mr.. Matt Terkins OF Montrose.
stopped over Tuesday for visit at
The home OF J Z. Freidinger on sher-
man avenue. while on his way TO SEQ
his mother in Florence. Mr. Terkins
and Freidingers are old Nebraska
friends.
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FoUND-Auto tail light and number
Identify at Record and pay for ad
1877.
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LOST
FOUND

FoUND-old fashioned folding store
door key. Get at Record. pay ad.
1Sitf.
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sHIL3KRET,s HUNGARIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

M op of f great attraction
Big npaa v op qs IN hy
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4 Ralph Thompson mas given up hi
anticipated trip TO Cripple Greek an,
has taken job at the Diamond Fir
' Brick Plant for the summer.
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Record Want Aos for Results
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FoUND-Key between Main and Riv.
er on 9th street. Get at Record
Pay ad. 1sitf.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw left Tues
day evening for Pueblo where they will
attend the c. A. II. encampment.
They expect TO return the last OF the
, week.
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On Wednesday evening Of last week
a party OF young people give Fred
ABrewer very pleasant surprise at
his home on East Sherman avenue
as reminder OF another birthday
anniversary They all had merry,
lively time. and topped OF with suit
able refreshments served by the self.
invited guests.
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Harold Mills came down from Grip
pie Creek the last OF the week for a
short visit with home folks on Poplar
avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nelson .no;orcd dowr
from Garden Park for weekend visil
with Mrs. Nelson's father Air. Fl
Elrod on Park avenue.
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FOR SALE-week-old baby chicks.
1oc each. COZ Orchard. 13sp1t
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wANTED-A position by middle-sgei
lady as housekeeper in or ont of
the city. 527 Macon. Phone Canon
1ssJ. ls7tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bibler have set
up housekeeping on West Park ave-
nue.. South Canon, where they viii be
Pat home to their friends and acquaint-
ances after the 18th.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Likens left recently for
a months visit with relatives and
friends at Ames. Iowa

Rev. Mr. Armen;rart spent day ol
two last of the week, calling on his
parishioneTs over Lincoln Park.
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S,Ir. and Mrs. John Shaw motored
over into the San-Luis valley last
week and brought back with them
their daughter A.rs. l. Hall and two
children for visit. Mrs Hall will
also be g,,est Of her ssster Mrs. w.
H. McKinstry and other relatives.
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Tho LOYAL Junior Society met with
Catherine brewer on Sherman avenue
last Friday anu enjoyed another OF
their good times. Besides the hos.
tess those who had the pleasure Of
being present were Nellie Williams.
Hazel Coleman. Ellen Bell. Emma
Sehlaeppi. Nina Freidinger and
Ernestine Coleman. Dainty refresh.
ments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Carver took a
recent trip down from Gurey by
automobile and while here spent a
few days visiting friends on the Park.
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FouND-canon City High School pin
Get at Record and pay I'D. isitf
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Tho Ladies' Association of Lincoln
Park are arranging for a lawn social
TO be held next Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cook
on Poplar avenue. The principal fea-
turc will be fine musical program
sof which Fast Lincoln Park Is es-
pecially noted. 1t will be a commun-
ity affair. with the object of general
good social time for all Interested.
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Sunday evening at the home of
Mrs. w. p. Ahart. was the time and
scene Of a delightful picnic supper
given in honor of Mrs. Russell Jukes
OF Arkansas City. Kansas and Mr.. Rip
poy OF Springfield, Illinois. There
we're about thirty guests present and
supper was served In the cafeteria
style. II is needless to say that an
unusually fine time was enjoyed by
oil. and Mrs. Ahart proved herself q
most pleasing entertainer.
Mrs. Russei Jukes who has been
visiting at the home OF Mrs. william
Jukes has returned to her homo In
Arkansas City. Kansas.
a
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Mrs. Allan Bell entertained the
ladies of the Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church at her
home on Grand and Walnut on Friday
afternoon. About forty guests we're
present from both towns and Lincoln
Park. and the occasion proved to be
most enjoyable one in every de-
tail. A cafeteria luncheon was serv-
ed on the lawn and the afternoon was
given over to playing games and a
general good social time.
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81 stand for an Americanism that
knows no u.t.rior purpose. and for a
patriotism that is single and complete.
Whether native or naturalized OF
whatever race or creed. We have but
one country and we do not for an In
slant tolerate any division OF Allesi-
nnce. believe In making prompt
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
WITH THE
CHURCHES
Baptist Church

Regular services, Sunday morning
and evening Morning subject, Com
plete in Christ" evening subject,
"God's Testing" You will have the
choice of seat, provided you come to
get it. Strangers always welcome.
SPECIAL-Kemp the artist, chalk
talker and entertainer, is coming. You
will pay handsome fee to hear one
who perhaps is not his equal in his
line, you may hear and see him for
the coming. Please remember that
Kemp will be at the Baptist church
from Wednesday evening, November
90 to Sunday evening, November 26.
This treat is for everyone who will
accept. Only fee will be a free-will-
offering Come and enjoy him. Watch
for further notices.
NJ H. YAGER, Pastor.