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Washington
National Building and Loan
Association.

THE AUDITING COMMITTEE REPORTS EXCEL
LENT CONDITION OF FINANCES.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. Is, 1894.
To the Board Of Directors Of the Washington Ma
tsonal Building aid Loan Association, Wash
ington, d. c.
Gentlemen: Your committee appointed to make
an investigation of the accounts and operations OF
The Washington National Building and Loan Asso-
citation beg leave TO submit the following reports
1t has been our purpose to examine carefully
concerning the essential features Of building
association, to wit:
First. How much has been paid into the Loan
Fund, and whether the same is intact:
Second. Ascertain Expense Fund receipts. &C.
count for same, and whether judiciously expended;
Third. Investigate the plan Of making loans and
whether securities sufficient.
It is the unanimous opinion of your committee
that most excellent system is practiced in pac-
ing loans, and that the greatest care is used to
protect the shareholders from any possible loss In
this important direction. This is strongly evt-
denced by the fact that in making the Loans the
association has secured first mortgages upon i'm
proved real estate, which would bring under .
forced sale least SO per cent and above the
full amount loaned in nearly every case. When IL
is remembered that each month the margin on all
loans improves because the same being regu-
larly repaid in monthly installments, there can be
no doubt as to the absolute security Of the Loan
Fund.
We made a personal examination Of every mort
gage, deed OF trust together with the bond ana
insurance policy In each easel and found the Loan
Fund intact and we'll invested; the securities men,
toned being deposit with the Washington Loan
and Trust Company OF this city, trustee %
financial institution having q paid-in capital OF
81. COZ. O0OI.
Crder the bylaws these securities cannot b
hypothecated used, under any circumstances,
collateral.
We find that the association has received since
the date Of its organization In March. 1898, the
large amount Of $470,3Ss.24, and that have
been able to trace every dollar Of this to
either cash and securities hand, Withdrawals
paid on demand, cash dividends on paidup stock
the legitimate expense Of establishing. main
tanning and conducting the business.
The Expense Fund has not only been accounted
for and judiciously expended, but economical
policy has permitted the company to transfer from
this fund to the Loan Fund a profit the share
holders the handsome Of six thousand
dollars.
This 10 considered unusually good showing
for the first eighteen months business OF a ma
tional building and loan association
Before .oncuding our report, We take pleasure In
stating satisfaction with the excellent system
of accounting the ability AID integrity Of the
management and the general conduct OF the af-
fairs of the association.
Y. B. DOILTvER.
p. S. FOSTER.
JAMES T. DUBOIS.
]. ID. TAYLOR.
]. b. WILSON.
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THE COURTS.

Court of Appeals-Chief Justice Alvey and
Associate Justices Norris and Shepard.
Norment VS.. Edwards: petition of r. b.
Norment for relief in the matter of his
appeal submitted. No. 392, May VS.. May;
passed Patent appeal No. -, in re En-
manuel Cheneau; decision Of commission
er of patents affirmed; opinion by Chief
Justice Alvey.
Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Ringwalt agt. Kengla; pro confesso
against defendant. L. c. Kengla, granted.
Wood agt. Alexander: do against certain
defendants. Speer agt. Magruder; J. Mosh-
err and NJ. J. Colbert substituted as trustees,
Martin agt. Martin; testimony before c. f..
Thorn, examiner, ordered taken and de-
PENDANT to be in contempt nisi. We'll agt.
We'll; leave to withdraw certificate of mar
rage granted. Barbour agt. Price; pay
ment of taxes ordered.
Circuit Court No. Judge Bradley.
Ford agt. District Of Columbia; Judgment
in certiorari Citizens National Bank agt.
Clark Eros; judgment by default. Baum
agt Chase: do. Clingan agt. National Life
Mat Association; leave to defendant to file
points. James agt. Pine; judgment by de-
fault. Ohio National Bank agt Hay; do.
New YORK Quarry Co. agt. Dent; motion
for Judgment overruled Douglass agt. Nc
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Murray; motion to make Mary ]. Owen
party defendant granted.
Circuit Court No. 2-Chief Justice Bingham
Columbia Real Estate Co. agt. District OF
Columbia; judgment in certio:arl.
Criminal Court No. Judge Cole.
United States agt. VIM. H. Travers, en-
bezzlement; verdict, guilty, with recon-
mendation to mercy: sentence suspended
during good behavior and personal recog-
nizance taken. United States agt. Jas. 7.
Farrar, grand larceny; verdict, guilty; mo
ton for new trial.
Probate Court-Judge Hagner.
Estate of Annie F. Buckley; eXecutriX
bonded and qualified. Estate Of Eugene
Lechene; copy of will filed. Estate OF
Dennis O'Donnoghue; petition for letters
of administration filed. Estate of Patrick
Sexton; will and petition for probate filed.
Estate of Ann F. Washington; petition
for probate of will filed. Estate of Mary
F. Lane; assent of next of kin filed.
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FINANCIAL.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
FROM JANUARY l, 1894, TO DECEMBER 81, 1s9i
Re, ured by the sixteenth section Of the act Of
Congress approved October 1, $780, to be made to
the CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. -
Amount of capital full paid. 81 go $4,000
SnrnIrs ..,.... l15000.O 90
Ifniiiyidcd nro6ts net ,,,.... b2605.:
nnnosits observation-disclosures 134. 153. s.
Debenture bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 911, 5000
S3529 500 p
Looms m real estate and cclaterals So 3SS SIS. II
Stnks end bonds cost price ...... 119, 33S. 30
RANKING house flcuitu g and fixtures I'll, "a. SO
Stor arehouse and other real estate 164, 10
Cash an hand and in banks. 5Sy, AL. 40
$3.50 Soa.2 p
Gross earnings during 1s94... $50. 21G.09
Exnenses 1881 ,............. 46 029. 06
Net earnings 1894 $i04. 1S1. 03
C. J. BELL. President
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C. j. BELL, President.
GEORGE E. EAIMONS. Secretary.
HENRY +. BLOUNT,
JOHN E. TERRELL,
NJ. w. BENEIsIDGE,
W. S. THOMPSON,
Directors.
MONS, secretary and HENRY +. BLOUNT, JOHN
Z. HFRRELL. NJ. W. REVERIDGE and W. $.
THOMPSON. directors of the AMERICAN SECUR-
TTY AND TRUST COMPANY, do swear that the
foregoing report is true, to the best Of knowl
edge and belief.
Sworn ard subscribed to before this sth day
of January, AID. 1895.
@saD G.. s p0 niEEoS Notary Public.
MYRON NJ. PARKER,
JAMES L. FITCH.
CHAS c. DUNCANSON,
A. A. THOMAS
JAS. G. PAYNE
CROSBY $. MOVES,
NJ G. EMERY,
HENRY WISE GARNET,
JOHN A. KASSON,
II. A. WILLARD,
1t Directors.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CAPITAL
City Benefit Society, assessment company Of
Washington, DC, at the close Of business, De-
cember 81, 1894
Office, 45S Louisiana ave.
Pad-up cash capital. Observation-Disclosures. s1,OOO.U0
Total assets. Office furniture and cash. 1907. 90
Total assessments received during the
year ............... 23.337.64
Losses paid during the year, sick and
death benefits ............,......... 100000
Expenses, salaries, taxes and commits
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................... 100000
TOTAL LIABILITIES.
Total assets. $2,607. 90
Total liabilities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Net surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.. 6O7. 90
SAMUEL II. WALKER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th DAY
of January, 1895. OLIVER I. THOMPSON,
1t Notary Public
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

CENTRAL UNION MISSION. MAIN HALL AND
building GO Louisiana ave.-The Gospel of free
and full salvation for all is prayed and sung and
- talked into the heart of many Il poor wayfarer.
degraded or respectable, here. Meetings every
night in the week, at noon every week day and
3 pm Sunday All invited. Come to receive
this Gospel or to tell it to others. You will he
blessed. Eight branches in different parts Of the
city. Systematic visiting into the homes Of the
poor Of the city is now done. that aid may he
given wisely The wood yard is being well pa
tronzed by purchasers. and thus many are given
employment and earn cheap lodgings and meals.
Plenty of sawed and split wood at regular prices,
good measure.
Contributions for the work and for the poor
tod Ii
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The Geographical Society Lectures.

Mr.. Bailey Willis assistant geologist OF
the geological survey, delivered lecture
on the Appalachian mountains before the
National Geographical Society last even
ing He pointed out their course from New
England through New York and Pennsyl-
vania, down to North Carolina and Tennes-
see defining the distinction between the
Blue range and the Catskills, and describ-
ing mountain formations and their topo-
graphical characteristics in general The
lecture, which was a treat to every one
present, was we'll attended.
Burglaries committed during the last two
years in Mont Clair, Arlington, kearny,
Bloomfield ard adjacent New Jersey
towns. have been confessed by Elmer Hop
ping, who says his confederate was Her
bert Warren Both are members of respect
ed families.
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FINANCIAL.
We Name Figures.

Information on the stock market is valuable or
useless, according TO its origin. style, makeup
and correctness. The first is the foundation, the
second and third the superstructure and the fourth
the roof which keeps you in ''out Of the wet
Ours is not plarless patchwork made up of a
barrel OF opinions, themselves only clever
when disntercsted and ingenious. We follow the
course of each stock from day to day. and indi-
cate, as near we permitted, its warned
turns, as well as its general trend.
Start the new year Alright by taking our mar
ket advices They are financial prescriptions
prophylactically prepared, and the best, II
not the only, panaceas for ills that speculative
flesh is heir to Our new cipher practically per-
mits of Transmitting n whole letter 10y wire in q
dozen words. Send for circulars with partic-
ulars, prices and references.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION COMPANY,
721 STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING,
BOSTON, MASS.
1t Established 1891.
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Business men who
make a practice of hav-
ing a fair bank balance
should consider the adj
vantage of such a balance
earning interest. In
terest amounts to con-
siderable i'm a year or so.
Checking against it does
not affect lit, for the in
terest is figured ON "av-
erage" balances, and
credited each six months.
Ar1ERHCAN- SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Banking House, 1405 G St
Storage Warehouse, 1140 18th ST.
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TRUSTEES:
NJ. W. Beveridge, Thomas Hyde,
VIM. S. Thompson, Henry NJ. Earle.
y. w. Burchell, E. ]. Stellwagen,
T. F. Schneider, VIM. H. Saunders
Henry Senlken, Charles W. Handy,
A. *. Paris, VIM. Corcoran Hin,
John L. Weaver.
OFFICE-1331 F st. NV, Washington, d. O.
fa7 QSl2-2t
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III. l.. MCQUEEN.
Fri igcr and Publisher.
Fine Book and Job Printing.
Telephone 500. HOS 1l1e T. st. NV.
OFFICE Or TIE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMrANN or TIE DISrKICr OF COLUMBIA.

OFFICE or TIE Mutual FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY or the DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3. 1895.
The annual Meeting. Of tire Mutual Fire IEsur-
Company Of the District OF Columbia will
be- held on the THIRD MONDAY OF January,
1885, the 2ist instant. at the office of the
Iauy, ccruer OF Pennsylvania and 9th
street northwest, commencing at O'Clock a.ui-
Ey the charter OF the company the election Of
managers. to conduct the affairs OF the
company. IS required to be held at the above
Meeting.
Ey the sixth article of the bylaws Of the
company !; j. provided: AT the annual meet
Ing Of the company lie FIRST business in order
shall be the appointment of n chairman. who
shall conduct HE meeting and election. in ac-
turtlIECc with the act of Incorporation. between
the hours OF . o'cln,k am. aud o clocl. 2. IL"
Amount % premium notes held by the
cor IflN .>-s.) ~
An"uut OF cash on hand............ 80 81
Ken f~l'tl'--. sD.ttD W
tH.e furniture and natures. .-....... 500 10
Losses hy mr. for the year 1891,
adjusted end paid .......-...-.... 1850 50
Annual statements will he ready for diStrihu-
tion 40 the Office Of the company about January
Il instant.
Ky order 0, the board Of managers
ttidlJt J. WESLEY BOIELER. Sec.
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LUTHERAN.

CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION. PENNA.
ave and I'd s.. Sc, Rev. W. E. ParsOn, II. d.
pastor.-Communon service at IL. Service at
7:3O. Seats free 1t
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REFORMED.

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 18TH ST. NV,
bet Il. l. ave. and st., Rev. A. Thos. G.
Apple. pastor.-MOrning service IL o'clock Sun
day school, $50 am. Evening service. 30
CLOCK 1t
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CHRISTIAN.

AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Pastor f. d. Power at II an: Christ, the Per.
fect Teacher' pm CHRIST the Bread sado, OF
Potomac Hall s.w, $780, it,
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A SENIIlANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE 49, PER
cent the capital stock OF the Lincoln Hail
Association will be paid to stockholders OF record
on THURSDAY, January IL, 1885. Office Of
the association Room S, Sun building. Transfer
books closed from January IL to January IS.
]. S. SwORMSTEDT, President.
GEORGE r. REPETTI Secretary. jafO-1t
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TO THE PUBLIC.
sales rooms are LOCATED in MASONIC TEN
PIE, CO., 18th NV. next door to VILLAINS
drug store. JOSEPH III. FlSkE, Manager
tl1I, i.I517,19
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UNITARIAN.

ALI. SOULS CHURCH, 18th AND L STREETS
Rev. Merle st. c. Wright Of New York will
preach at IL am. end 1870 pm. and Monday
evening. at 8 o'clock, will lecture In the church
study class 9:45 am. Young peoples meeting,
6:3O NJ 1t
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OTHER SERVICES.

THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI-
tute will hold It's Sunday Bible class at its
reading rOom 604 18th ST. NV, at O'Clock. You
cordially invited. IT.
THE GOSPEL! THE GOSPEL! THE GOSPEL
In the hall 622 X ST. NV, every Sunday even
ing. Mt 1870. No name but Christ. No creed but
no collections. Come! IT.
MET APHYSICAL LECTURE. SUNDAY, PM.
Legion Hail. 419 10th Can Rest Be Found p
+. Public invited. VIM. and Nina Hughes IT.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY. REV. ]. E. RANKIN,
D. D.. IL. D.. pres -Ireao hing by the pres
ident at pm. subject why Christianity Will
Re Universal" Singing by the Presidents Glee
Club and university choir. All welcome. 1t
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MONEY To LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT.
tlfO-ft ROSE.NE EItG X Co. 5O4 e st.

MUNEl LDAN IN II Ms To 81 TT.
tliO-Gt ROSENI EItG X CO., 50+ E st.
CARROLL COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIA-
tion.-S Subscriptions for shares In the seventh
Issue will be received BIZ Ed. J. Hannah, 5l1
nth 81. NV; ID. Cornell, LIST ard III SITS NV;
Lieut.. j. +. Kelly. sixth precinct station house;
II. w. Na=rath 20S 10th 81. NV; J. H. Murray.
bureau engraving and printing: J. Shughrue, 1903
9TH ST. NV: r. Mcdonald. rs II ST. NV;
"A. j. Clarke, the Randall Hotel. j. Is. Brady.
Inspector OF buildings: L. L. NcNlahon. Cos 18th
st. NV; L. n. IIohan 7th and q SITS. NV;
z. +. Buckley. 700 f ST. NV: H. w. Sohon,
81 ID ST. NV: +. y. Devereux. III 1lth st.
NV. Shares. $50 each per month. 81 900 in
full advanced each share. jaS-at
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'UIIcDEEsS surrS MADE

FIlIrDEESS sJlIS MADE III
OWEN ti23 nth ST. NV
Arc hard 10 beat. Made more of them to date than
Cor any Ir,.y ous season.
OWEN is untirn. In his Efforts to s,ease. ja3 tr
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, L ST. BET. 10TH
and 18th SITS. NV, Rev. ]. A. Taylor, pastor,
The pastor will occupy the pulpit at IL am; and
7:30 pm. Sunday school ut $3.50 am Young
Peoples Lyceum at pm. The public are in
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FRIENDS MEETING, 1911 1 ST MEETING
First day morning at II o'clock and at 1870
O'Clock evening. Isaac Wilson. minister from
Canada, will be present In the morning, and Joel
Borton Of New Jersey in the evening. IT.
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CONGREG ATIONALIST.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CORH.ER
10th and G SITS. NV. Rev. S. NJ Newman. DID.
so nm. Evening" sermon ai next upon the Earv
Church. subject. "A General View of the Apos,
chorus, led by Dr. Bischon organist. Sunday
school. $50 al Christian Endeavor. $50 pm
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di5-1aN5t

To ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCEItN.sTHE
oldcstablished Philadelphia Barber shop. oo3 14th
st. NV, has removed to the Sc. corner 10th anu
New York ny bl1-3t'
ARE YOU BUILDING? NOTIFIED AND BUFF
bricks In all sizes and shapes. Roof tiles and
terra Gotta 20 harmonic.
jaII-tf J. IL. CORNING. 520-522 18th st.
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T. r. PITCHER, Secretary Or, 2S. jajS12

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
sto, kiC!,lets Of the Ohio National Bank of WASH
Ingtuu for the election of directors will he held
at the banking house of said bank on TUESDAY,
j: nuary -, lS3I5 between the hours Of IL M
AMI pm. Notice is also hereby given that the
number OF directors viii be reduced from 10 to H.
e. Ii. DAvIDGE,
d15-IoU5t Cashier.
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A. c. Rogers ID. D., pastOr.-A.M., THE Pruc-
teal Results of Conversion PM. ''Uniyersasm
and the Character Of Cod" the first of series
of six Sunday cvering lectures, explanatory Of
the truths Of Universalsm All cordially in
vited 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HON. ELIJAH A. MORSE, MEMBER OF CON
gress from Massachusetts. will deliver an ad-
dress. Under the auspices of Yokefelows' Chapter.
No. SO, Brotherhood Of Andrew and Philip. In
the Eastern Presbyterian Church. Maryland ave-
and 9th ST. me-, SUNDAY EVENING, Jan. ID,
ut 1870 O'Clock. Subject: "CHRISTIANITY vs..
INFIDELTTY." The public generally are in
vited. 1t
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ON ACCOUNT OF REL AIRS TO THE DRAW
span the Long bridge crossing the Potomac
here. JANUARY ETH and 18TH. navigation
will be closed upon the river mt that point upon
those d&ys. boats being able to pass through
the draw on that account JalO-St
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f SITS. me-, Evangelist Alexander Wibanks, pas
Determination at g pm, sermon Ivy Rev. Guy
Berkley The pastor will preach In the morning 1
Hand" s. s. at am. Revival all next
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CHURCH OF TIE EPIPHANY, G ST. NEAR
14th Rev r; H. Mckim D. D., rector.--Ser-
vices at and ii am, and 80 pm. Strang
welcome Seats free, except Mt IL am. Sub
ject at II am, The Sunday Newspaper A,
7:30 pm Rev. J. T. Cole will preach. 1t
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, CORNER OF
Mass and 18th st. NV, Rev. Dr. Elliott,
rector.-11 a. and 80 pm. Vested choir.
Usliers morning and evening. In the evening
seats fire. 1t
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PASTOR r. HEZ SVEN TELLS SONDAY NIGHT.
7:3O O'Clock. about. SHE SAID: is IT ANY OF
YOUR BUSINESS? " Preaching at II am: by
the pastor. Free pews. All invited Second Bap-
fist Church Auditorium 4th ST and Va. ave. sci
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-12

RROOkI.AND, COR. 18TH AND PROVIDENCE
sts., pastor, Robert Il: West-services, II 80 H.
sermon Prayer" Sunday school, 10 a.. M,
I l.. Sherwood. IT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-30

The farmers ~ Il class are, or
c uId become, the most indcreiId
ent men or earth, and yet all j.
not sunshine with them by long
way They all have their draw
backs like other people some
times il l. too much rain, on too
much dreuth, then the worm af !
llictS them. and the wecvil anl
other bugs, and their stock may
die, and an overflow may rcac Ii
them in some instances. and fire
may consume their grass and
fences, and the frost HAy all,
them. aud at times they cannot
realize cost for their productions.
and 50 on To the end of long
chapter. Yet. in the long run,
farming pays better than merchan-
diSing or any other legitimate
business, fnr farmers cant always
make 4 living MD many Other.
cannot Post
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-30
ALE SOMEWHERE.

In its lastg .iissrrs the Oakland
NewapubliStes 'ssrd purporting
to lrar4beenayritteR and signed by
v. {, ,I5nnihlirfs. sfhe ,mail con-"
fYactoT betwEt1fi .Nrdmore ind Oak :
land, in which that gentleman is
represented a. repudiating card
published by him in the ARn-
MOREITE some weeks since regard
ing a-TasFag5 n paper Shipped 81 the
News aud left in the express Office
bv Mr.. CumminS' driver in default
of charges. Mr.. CummiuS was
a5krdby the editor or the .ARD-
ArbkEFfE for AM t4lPlmatior aud
profesScd ignorancc of his having
written Or, authorized amy Such
statements that published in the
News egef his signature. lie was
brta1glrtfet our Office. shown the
ARTICLE lRs pe$tiom"and IN most
craphatFesn snpnner ia. the presence
Of a riphfer of witnesses pro-
nounced it,5a base fabrication in
every partStEtllr, save that hr au-
thorizfaztfte News to Lay he was
possibly mistaken in regard 10 the
q. o. D. charges. that on that
point he was not sure.
The facts in the publication of
Mr. CqipminS card in the .NRp-
lenti1rE. We're simply tlrse:
+ The ] editor, 6f thi, paper war
asked 10y Mr.. CumninS to write "A
card III answer to am attack on him
in the columns of the News, out =
lining what he desired to Say
After it was written. and before il
was published. az was submitted ia
Mr.. Cummin> and hy him ap-
proved. He again approved il
after it was published. and today
did the same thing. barring the
&. q. ID. clause. and assumed the
responsibility of that mistake him
sclfl if mistake it was IF
All we have to say is that some
l.ody has lied. Who was it
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-30

For some time past the DEM
son Herald, with the one exception
of which We will speak, most cN-
cellent paper and valued exchange.
has been appropriating Ardmore
news from the ARDMoREITE and
producing same as special service
under an Ardmoi'c date line. We
are always glad to serve our eN-
changes. but We think VIZ. are em
titled to proper credit TO fail to
give such credit Is plagiarism, an
offenSe the Herald should bc above.
We always find the Herald val
nable exchange in that it gives
much territorial news which other
wise We would not get. We lave.
drawn on It's columns freely, Bnt
never without credit. weS d6ml4 bc :.
lieve in that kind of business.
The last instance of such theft
was fonnd in Mondays Herald
wherein it steals bodily the greater
portion Of 1he-ARpAo r.. -
count of the death Of Captain
Stowe and palms it off a. Special
telegrdplrrr, -SrryirJr. -&e0w. Jrother
call a halt, ake lall our neGtll Itllht
suits you) ,lntn5e fairness 4ov: piN >
ing the ARnMAREIGB,- credit .--l-.-.--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-30
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-30

Miss Sadie DreYfus, of Gainesville,
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Joe Barral.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-30

Mrs, j. B. Enrich, OF Gainesville,
is'visiting her sister Mrs. Joe Barral.