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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
Coffee strainers SC at Herndon's



The last few days hard rains have
given all builders and contractors q
practical test of Acme Cement Plas-
ter Examine the plaster in the new
Duston building, aud then other
buildings plastered with mortar and
inferior cements. The Acme Cement
Plaster is the king OF them all.
CHICKAsAw LUMBER Co.,
list Agents.
Mrs. Carter, mother of Moore
Carter, came in from Dexter yester-
day morning, arriving at Alex
Thompson's at O'Clock. She was
on her way to Ardmore, where she
went to see her son, Moore, who is
dangerously sick. DR.. q. L. Scott
accompanied her from Dexter
Gainesville Register.
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Go to Brady Bros. for fruit jars.
I0-2f
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SO clothes pins &c at Herndon's.

For SALE-TwO desirable residence
gain for cash. Apply at this office.
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Car Portland cement at Herndon's.
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Drawer pulls SC at HerndOn's.

Brady's roller corn meal is the best.
IL your grocer does not handle IL,
send to Brady Bros. store, West
Main street. 1921
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Wood rim sifters lOc at Herndon's.
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habeas Corpus Hearing Postponed.

Judge c. NJ. Campbell returned last
night from Paris, where he had been
in the interest of Sam Gum, who
was on Saturday held by Judge Glib
bons without benefit of bail for the
murder o. Lincoln Williams. II was
for the purpose of asking for bail
that Judge Campbell went to Paris,
but after asceTta:ning that he could
procure additional testimony faVora-
BILE to his client, he cid not present
his habeas corpus writ, but witt do
so in the near future.
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% in. screen wire Isc yd. Herndon
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LePage mucilage SC At HerndOn's.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church-COrner
Church and Cumberland streets. Services
every Sunday At IL s.. m, and 1880 y. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday. Choir practice
Saturday evening. sabbath School at $50
Il. m. Everybody cordially invited to wOr-
ship with US. J. r. Williams, Supt.
j. E Aubrey Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-11
Car Portland cement at Herndon's,

Portland, Rosendale and Louis
vile cements, Chickasaw Lumber
Co 7-6t
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CHICKAsAw LUMBER Co.,
II.3t Agents.
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Ardmore Mission NJ. E. Church SOuth-Ser-
vices AT Tabernacle. Mission Ridge addition,
corner Woiverton avenue and Carter street.
Services every first and third Sunday a. m,
and every sunday evening at 1920. Come
and worship with Us.
j Il CndfreN. Pastor.
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Miss ETA WHEELER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
liiclmon,I Glorious.

---------- - I--------I ministers
~"l'g LII. r,..fin, OF the
d., al .'- 49, ,..,..,.f,,. ~ noon DID
i''''.'''O'.' 80 <, ps.rs church. but
'-' ..-.. ,...,.,etel
lao business was ,i"''s" , ,t p.,
hrN. h"iue! "' 49,, ,f.,,,,.,',.
j. Is. Mason VIII l.''' ~. ~. i-....
for the iilennl"l eoi,"' ,'.'i, ~, M
copal 'huich' WIZ" VIZ l Dan
week "l -''i-'''' n,.~i,.. ,, CAR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

Rev. George =. Williams assisted hy
other Jealous workers in the cause OF
Christianity. have purchased aad are
fitting out a new Gospel wagon which
IS especially adapted to the purpose ani
which viii enable them 60 reach many
more souls struggling under the burden OF
SIN. Tho wagon has q side platform from
which 90 speak and room inside for an
organ and q choir of twelve singers. The
singing Of bright Gospel songs by de-
voted Christian people reaches the ear of
many who would not otherwise hear the
Gospel invitation.
Mrs. r. NJ Glover. in company with
other mission workers. held an opon-air
meeting at the corner OF Eight and
Cary streets. Saturday night.
Two interesting meetings were held ai
Union Gospel mission. corner Of Eighth
and Main streets. az and p. Al, SUM
day. Both meeting We're led 10y Rev.
y. j.. Kelley. of Chicago. and the service
az night was blessed 10y conversion.
The Rcv. Mr.. Kelly viii deliver the mes
sage at this mission tonight az s o'clock.
and give a special Bible-reading this
afternoon AT 4 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
st the -IIousfs.

The Limited Mail' was greeted by
limited audience at the Mozart last night.
The programme announced the piece as
a realistic cOmedy-drame IN four acts
by Elmer T.. Vance. There were four
acts. but | failed to notice any realism
unless IT was in the fact that the piece
was tiresome and the company even more
so. The gallery occasionally succumbed
~ the blood and thunder climaNes.
sutton Nane will prOIuce his 1ew play.
"In Sight q ST. Paul's, for the first
time at the Bowd0in square Theatre
on September 3Ofh. Unless he entrusts
II to a more competent company than
that which endeavorcd 10 present his
drama. THE Span OF Life" at the Thea
tire last night, he had better never =
the curtain rise on e. What the span
of Life" might be IN the hands or 5000
ccmrany ana properly STAGED IS very dll-
fcront from what 4 was last night.
The company was hardly a fair ore.
and what recognition they got came from
the gods" who are as susceptible 10 the
iouch-abused heroc $ final vindication ana
donverance as young girl Is 10 Ice
cream.
There will be n matinee to-day. and
"The Sran Of Life" viii lose It's engage
mont win tO-nights performance.
"The Spider and tie Fly VIII be at
the Academy tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

worship OF God. from the feast
unto the Lord. from the oNcr-
ing Of sacrncc % worship tne
calf, to the worship OF m&mmon. Their
sin was mammon. Riches do not bring
us happiness. they have cares That drive
away all happiness. But they That VIII
BE rich. fan into temptation. ana snare,
and into many foolish and huriful .usts
which draw men 20 destruction and per
ditIon." for the love Of money is the
root Of all evil. which while some coveted
after. they have erred from the fairh,
and pierced themselves through with
many sorr0ns.
Covotousncss IS fatal SIN. 40 covet-
Gus man shall inherit trc Kingdom or
God III any man love the world. th'
love of the Father IS not In him
There is "a certain line. beyond which all
is covctousncss." said The speaker no"
shall we escape? By watching. by pray
inr daily pray. and serve God that we
D., not taken in This sin.
AT night the pastor prea 'nef from the
I'M verse OF the 4th chapter Of Marx;
"Ruf unto them that are without all
these things ere done in parallels.
After the services two persons we're
received by baptism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
The Wednesday club.

At a meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Wednesday Club. held last
evening. preparatory 10 reorganization for
the season Of 1856 II was resolved that
applicants for active membership be re-
quested 10 send their applications at
once TO Mr. Il. h. Harrison, chairman
OF Committee on Membership. No. Sl9
east Man street. as the lists will be
closed AZ an early date. All persons de-
string TO become active members are re-
quested 10 send their addresses 10 Mr..
Harrison without delay
The club decided 20 engage series OF
six lectures on music by Mr.. Thomas
whitney Surette. Of Baltimore. grad
uato of the Johns Hopkins University.
These are known as University
Extension" lectures. and VIII be Nus
trated In part by the Wednesday club
IL is proposed 20 have them occur twice
"a month during the early fall and win
ter months al the Y. NJ Q. A. Hall, and
announcements Of the course VIII appear
in "A few days.
II has been decided that the club SHAH
take up as first study Mendeissohh
"I,obesang" Olymn OF Praise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

The services at Laurel-street Methodist
church Sunday We're of am interesting
character. In the morning Rev. r. y.
Sledd. ID. 3D.. pastor of Centenary, de-
livered a powerful and instructive ser
mon ON missions The Doctor took for
Dis text The eighth verse of the second
Psalm. and with It brought Out great
truths He also gave interesting ac-
counts as 90 the home work, and conn
ynmcntcd the work done in many quar-
ters of Richmond. and while many peo-
plc dil not take as much interest in
fhis cause as they should yet We
thank God and take courage. The SER
man was pronounced one of the Doctor s.
best efforts. and was listened TO with
marked attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
rnE COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
List of Those VINO VIII Arrange for the
BY.P. 4. Convention.

The committee OF sixty appointed 70 ar
range for the third annual convention
OF the b. Y. Il. u. OF Virgiaia. to Do
held In this city November 18TH and "th.
met in the parlors OF the First Baptist
church last night. IL. ". Pollard was
elected chairman Of the general com"'''-
tee. and Walter II. RyIand secretary
The following subcommittee were ap-
pointed;
Entertainment-Linw Williams. II.
W. Sims. Mrs. T. X. sands. Mrs. q. \.
Reams. Miss Cory Power. Everett Per-
kinson. j. 5. Bosher. Mrs. 4. {. hoi-
man.
Reccption-Byron Goodman, Nhitord
Sims. r. l.. Smith, Il. J. Bolton, john
\. Gilmore. c. o. Allen, X. h. Nc
Curdy. Ollie Puryis.
Muslc-Miss Fife Carney. John Wood,
c. \. Jones. W. K. Haisht. Miss Lou
Dickinson. Il. c. Garden. X. {. VIII
Hams. H. r., Craig. J. T.. Gulick.
Finance-Henry Epps. r. L. Hazzle-
grove. 4. *. Sands, II. w. Reams. Il.
NJ Hartman. r. l.. Butler, T.. l.. Bracy,
Miss Mena Wade
PRINTING!. +. Ryland. r. J. Carlton.
T.. 4. Ecklcs. Il. l.. Ellis. II. G. Harris.
W. T. Clarke. r. b. Walthall, W. ;.
Ellis
These committees will ne added 10 as
soon as full list % the members is
obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

much Of Il for as little money as possible.
in order that he may add 10 his own
wealth Above all other debts. the en-
ployor owes 10 the cmploye the Just re-
ward OF his toll.
GRADES or MfN.
There is too much forge,fulness Of the
fact that riches come from God. Ihose
who are endowed with much OF the goods
OF this world are but the stewards OF
the Lord. who places In their hands
superabundance that they may administer
10 wants OF suffering nelghhOfs. III"
Archbishop dwelt briefly but strongly
upon socialism. That happy conditoh ri
which the socialist dreams, ne sdlN' can
never be accomplished. Men nev". were
and never will bc on a universal toOilh1
of equality in the social scale. The fta-
son Is obvious. Men are not porn WIZ"
the same intellectual or physicaI quhii.l'
as all other men. some come mo t-'
world POSSESSED OF minds with great IN
tcllectual capacity. while others are norm
almost into insanity. some are cIta,'I
with bodies that will develop uhusval
physical strength. Others. again. Al' "cdN
ami puny from birth. Thus 81 May ue
seen that some. being cndowed' az lhe
outset OF their existence win suf'l ioi
mental and physical qualities arc n,a-
tined 20 succeed ~ greater measure
than their less fortunate fellows.
There must always be- classes aliyh7
men. his Grace cOntcudc1. ana the uo.-
trlnc OF socialism rests, therefore. upon
an Illogical and sopAaic foundation.
There must always be amone men tht
rich and the poor Christ himself mas
said. 1.-THE poor you have always Win
you
Archbishop Jansseus held an informal
reception in the uarlOrs Of the episcopdi
residence after The mass ana was inc
recipient OF "a social ovation at fle haNis
OF host Of friends. Among those VINO
called on the distinguished prclaie were
number of the members of the ST. YIN
cent De Paul COufratcruity. He VIII re-
main in the city until next Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
sans Of the American Revolution.

4 meeting Of the sons of the American
Revolution was held last night AT m
rCcms of the Virginia Historical society
President ". W. Henry i'm the chair.
The following new members, were eiect-
ed Messrs. James +. Carr fort5slo us,'.
y Stribliug Marshall. Portsmouth, HOT
r. Butt NJ. j.. Portsmouth: Rev. A. =.
owen, p. y, Portsmouth Charl ,rbo Eyr :
Ign Smith. Richmond; Professor tl,Yll l,,ns
J. Stubbs. William and hIry N..' ollt7,
Griffin Fnuntleroy Edw lrds. PortsmoutInl'
William G. Stanard Richmond; X; y,
-. Stewart, Portsmouth, ana W liii"i,i
Mcfarland Jones. Richmond. SeF,Iai
other gentlemen would have been id
roitted but for informaltes IN their ep-
plicatcgs. which wore required TO nc
rcmcdicG. -..-..,1
The president Olr HenrO suggess i.',.,
that during the winter the society hoiu
meetings at stated times, ane that var
ous historical subjects De fixed on lor
6iscussior. This matter viii come up
before the next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

IL Drives Men to Destruction and rcrdi-
ton. SAYS W.. Iut~on.

tt., ..,., IA, u.t.,n
f... -. n...,.. .,...h o, sun.
Gay tl AZ h. Ni.' IT'D" PASTOR New -"'
HLison. preached from enc lst verse oi
fh. s.I ..l..t.r .f -...... .,.l when
f.. a.r.. SAW rn4f AI.-c. DELAYED lt
..,.. a.,r ...f. of .n. 1I.unf me pen.
d.. a.fl...l Themselves .,s.h,r unto
ts~., and ..t. ..f,. h.n, .I.f's ia-e us
.,ds. which shau ro before u,. Tor ts loi
flis Moses CHAT brought us uu 0ut of tuc
land of Eeypt Nc wot uut what IS
become of h,m"
SIR. Hltsou said after an that God had
done for This people. WAS ID Dot 1885,
f. -franee tn.f th,g Should u1 lnis great
Gin. Al This time They were still living
.n raarra. .fInhiir tle water that naW-
"a from tlD rock chat Nose. had smil-
ten 10Y ltm vtfe sWl being enIl4,l
b, fh, pillar Df cloud Dos day anal OF ire
D.. NIGHT and understanding AN tlis.
tf..v for.aol G... and made Them calt
tl,.. .r.tiirs tf. First Commandments.
.,,,r .r.u ra1a r, .th.r God before
...- and fn. S..0nl Commandment.
..,,.... SHAN moi max. frf, th,. amy
.,.,., i~nas..r A., This is but a pic
..,,. aha. sneaker said OF the utter doe
..... 80 i.., i.l,r,.r ,..rt ~ the WIGS.
~ man M liY..on said oucht
,e NO, 10 be equally ast3unleI mat Isl,
.,cr lorht cod After am uat Tic has
s.,. for lbs. after an that Uc have come
+, ,4r...l Itim. % is asto.4n4ns t4at
,,. sl.'lI doph Him.
t..l.y. Said H.. sneaker That every
f..e written ler. 90 thc f-ratltC. -a
...' 'rg for o,ir GOOD and shouid
a., ..r..t ed. of to.,r. ne inter.
..... n. .s7 4. the Now Vcstamout
..,...,,.,ess is declared to De idolairy
and b. Was fhiq Sim f.,t INC lsraeli:cs
pas ,.,... '... ,',lra.,,,,
.rt.. ,'.', Zinc. r,.'.,i.l d., -,r-,t.ire Is
a++..t,,'1I. .o ,i.i.. ,..-,, efr .nitas went
% f.. nr.,,ts and ns,,d ttem. ;,nat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
NECESSITY FOR ADDfTTONAL AC-
COMUODITIONs.
y,cancIe. I'm the Reserve List of Teachers
Iiiled-The Enrolment
of Pupils.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
City School Board OF the city OF Rich
mond was held in the city Han yester-
day Afternoon at o'clock. Present;
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. William Loven-
stein. Joseph c. Dickerson, Edwin D..
Starke. Alonzo L. Phillips, James IL.
Capers. George b. Davis, a. d. Lander
kin, and X. Edgar Shine; William +. Fox,
superintendent, Charles L. Rady, clerk.
rr,n.. sD MoNIHiI Llroh4.
The Superintendent submitted the fol-
lowing report: Total enrolment, white,
G.4o5: colored. 4.5.5: total. ll.06o. Tn
accommodated, white, 80, colored, ~;
total GIG
The Superintendent says that the IN.
creasing pressure on the schools indicates
the imperative necessity Tor additional
accommodations The Superintendent
was authorized 10 arrange with DIS.
Lumpkin and StrattOn 10 attend 20 the
vaccination of such pupils as may ue-
sire IL.
% refuse admiuance 10 any pupils OF
nonresident parents into any grade be-
low the seventh primary
,D SO AcFtls.
The board then proceeded to I'm the
vacancies in the reserve list, and the fol-
lowing constitute tire list.
White First Mary 4. Euhank; second
Myue T.. Verser. third. Bessie Martin,
fourth. Dicksey Bag0y; nltn, Belle i.
Waithall. sixth, Ellen G. Jones, seventh,
81 lvy Robins. eighth. Mary l.. Frayser,
ninth. Ella 81. West; tcuth, Josie Il.
MaadoX.
Coiorel-First. Emily s. Powell. sec
ond. Margaret l.. Tinsley, third. Matte
G.. willis. fourth. Ellen y. Trent, NTH,
Naume d. Wyatt; sixth Annie Carter;
seventh. Ruth II. Shackeiford, eighth,
A. Jane Boyd. ninth, Julia ~ Hilmcf
tenth. Sarah g.. White.
the following Nere added 20 the white
substitute list. Fannie August. Marie
Johnston. Lizzie Robinson. annie II.
Ircwry. Mary l.. Willis. and Louise Nc
Cartly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

Th. special committee of the City
Council appointed 10 fully investigate
the affairs Of the Gas Department met
last evening in room SO. II of the cry
Han for organization. The following
members We're present. Messrs. Nuhs1
chairman. Allen, Cottrch' hlns She"u'
and Woody.
A resolution was adopted asking FOR
the appropriation of 500 for the employ
ment of an expert book-keeper, who Is
To- 20 over the accounts OF the depart-
ment
on motion Of Mr.. Snead, another reso-
luton was adopted, providing that the
expert accountant TO Doe employed shail
20 over the accounts kept during the
entire period Of Mr. Adams superinten-
dency. and TO also prepare a comparative
statement Of the accounts for Ike
number OF years prior % Mr.. Adams
taking hold of the department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
At st Mary,

Sunday morning. AT 1920 o'clock SER
vices domonstratiye OF the feeling Of the
Catholics for the Pope We're held 40 ST.
Mary's German Catholic church
The church was tastcfuily decorated
with the papal colors, and solemn high
mass was celebrated with Father John.
%. $. b.. as celeprant. Very Rev Father
Nilcbald. o. $. b.. deacon, and Frater
Lawrence as sub-deacon.
Father Winebaid preached an able ana
instructive sermon appropriate 20 The oc-
casion.
An the societies OF the parish attended
in a body. which made the services very
impressive
The music was OF an extraordinary
high order. and the Euterpe orchestra
assisted the regular choir. under the de
reetion OF Professor Mutfer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
THEY rPHOLD THE CHTEF.
Methodist Ministers Endorse Him and
Judge Wit ia Their forts.

Methodist Ministers Endorse Him and
Judge VIII ia Their innrts.
The Methodist preachers had meet
ing yesterday at which the following res
olution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily endorse the
Chief-of-Police OF our city and the Judge
of the Hastings Court In their efforts 10
enforce the Sunday laws Of the state and
ronce regulations of the city and express
ourselves as unalterably opposed 20 every
movement that Will in any way interfere
with these efforts.
The following committees for the ar
arrangement of conference were appoint
ca At this meeting also:
General Arrangements.-Dr. r. y. Sledd
Ochairman); Jackson Guy. j. Thompson
Brown. T.. j. Taylor. W. =. Christian, T..
4. Harrellson, and George G.. Wander
slice.
Entcrtainment.-Rev r. Wilson CHAIR
NAM: G.. p. Rady, c. +. Brauer G. j..
Hunt. W. j. Young. W. ". Lear. II. C..
Osterbinc and J. ". Moore.
Transportation.-Rov. j. 7. Whitley.
chairman: u. r. Aidyette, 5. c. Hatch
or. ". NJ. Bickers. James Freeman. and
:. c. Whitehead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Mr. Young 10 Have Large Audience.

In an prohahillfv tho Ac1demy Of Mu-
sic will be filed next Friday night. when
Mr.. Samuel d. Young Will make his
first professional appearance before q
Richmond audience. 4ir. Young is popu-
Arly known in Boston ana other large
northern cities as Shakespcarean read
en-. but now. having been entrusted with
q part in the Two Coloneis.' which IS
not often assumed by others who have
been on the stage for number or
wears he has decided % tread The boards.
me members Of the Albemarle club Will
ocrupv TWO rows In the orchestra. and
the members of the Phi Kappa Sigma
fraternity will also be there In full force.
rbe lower boxes will be occupied by
prominent Richmonders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

lie Gives Some Facts About the Law Of
Socialism.


Archbishop Janssons. OF New Orleans.
who is the guest Of Bishop Van DC Vyver.
preached to @ large congregation in the
Cathedral Sunday az nigh mass. Ii was
a charity sermon" the collection taken
no being devoted 20 ths beneficiary fund
of the Society OF ST. Vincent dc Paul. In
"a faw happy vrsflt0ry remarks his Grace
reverted TO the time when hc laborei as
a priest i'm this parish, and assured his
audience that he still cherished lovingly
fhc memories Of the days he spent IN
Richmond.
while many ola. familiar faces have
disappeared. and others of the Younger
generation have grown Out Of my memo
~ since ] was stationed here fourteen
wears ago" said the Archbishop. III al
vavs affords me great pleasure 10 come
again among my old congregation.
continuing. he remarked that in com
ING from the far South he had autici-
nafed finding much cooler atmosphere
onlv 10 be disappointed In view Of the
intense heat he proposed making his ser
mon br-ei
Among other salient features Of the
sermOn were interesting references 20
socialism and the labor question, each
receiving separate attention. Touching
upon the latter problem, his Grace spoke
with much feeling and earnestness. In
the present eye, he said, Il IS a deplora-
ble fact that there exists IA strong ten
dency on the part OF the employer 10 look
upon labor a common marketable
commodity. and TO endeayor 70 Est "A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
The Home Telephone Company.

At the request Of the Home Telephone
Company a large number OF citizens
met In the assembly-room OF the Ch"m-
Der Of Commerce last night TO canvass
the contracts which have been taken by
that company. After going over all
the contracts carefully, the following
certificate was made by committee APP
pointed for that purpose
1--WE. the undersigned, hereby certify
that we have counted the contracts OF
the Home Telephone COMPANY. sromitted
TO us by It's agent and md 30 uncondi-
tional and 535 conditional contracts.
~. \. WILLIAMS.
W. .. STEGER,
LEWIS l.. CRENSHAW. JR..
Il. ID. NEAL, JR,
O. $. MORTON.
JOHN BAGBY.
There are thus l.5lz subscribers who
are pledged 10 use the Home Telephone
Company's system, provided they get
the franchise.