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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-02-05
MEDINA.

A little snow yesterday.
C. j. Samuelson is in Minneapolis.
J. Fl. O'Brien took in the cities and
ice carnival.
r. Northcott took trip to the
woods last week.
Miss Annie O'Brien returned after
six weeks visit in the cities.
The town seems to be infested with
a plague, the measles. Some cases
seem serious.
Quite number of the younger and
a few of the older sports went to Nor
ris last Friday to help out the fire.
men.
Cattle buyers are around anxious to
get all the available stock in the
country. Prices seem to be little
better than usual.
A. DeKay of Morris made few
business calls yesterday. He thinks
we need few more threshing ma
chimes in town to finish up the work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

Mruardvlil" Texas. August iS-Thc
democratic representative convention Of
the Niueiy-nnh dsIcict was held here
yesterday ard nom mated James Callan.
ltA meeting was call. t. order hy Il.
II nuss"h, chairman ". :. 'raibert was
elected temporary chairman ana Joseph
Hr"Hf" - Aug lo secretary.
CHAIRMAN Ialhcvi appointed IA committee
cn "rEaaznuon ceinpos,-l Of John Al,N
Sui ih. J1s'l SPONGE ana u. W Mao \
h1H Hf q comm tt"n nn credentials ami
tHH ~ presentation. II -. Wallace,
lft t+l.n. d. Il. Russell. A. ", Mccoy
AND o. q erosion.
ihlanV aid minority reports were
W1IH anl att' cons derab'" debate the
WslI, if rr9ri vas adopted.
l.9"fer 49, ktrfuu was elected perma-
taty.
%" iNo Ihirls majority rule was a opt
80 ana 800 ilo iluffl ballot Mr.. Cal,an was
Efiu.
o. q Cfosaen was elected chairman OF
ns representative district Tor the next
tNo Year,.
The nomtn.e 3 about - years Of age. q
Gov fnAiA and - bright and aggressive.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
HOUSTON. SATURDAY. AUGUST %.
THE MoNEYED MossBACKs.

The exposition committee at Omaha,
soliciting The t3cpWo local Inscription as
q necessary ana preliminary sep % SCI
curing a proclamation by tho president,
under ,he act Of congress p.ac ns thc
contemplated affair on a NauoDai ana
international basis. have ruu arros' that
ubiquitous stumb. ug block go prosre-s.
the wealthy nlossiae K, and % consequence
have been hagics srea, trouble la .-!s-
ting the money required.
The Omaha Bee in a recent Issue sad
that last weeks work of 'he soliciting
committee vas a disappointment 10 the
exposition directory ana 70 a3 e7nrer-eh
On the success OF %. g"a. enterprise.
Ner Of moderate means have. 20 far -
canvasscd. responded literally ~ln thelr
sock subscriptions and ser few an
nonncemehts have been made of ll-se
subscriptions ~ corporations ara nen Of
wealth"
what familiar ola story is hts
II the men Of means, as ~ general ralH
even. q Amos, any community taat
mieht bc norael contributed r 1ur'h g;
IKE the proportion r'ven ry mea ~ moi
crate Resource 20 uabB. enterprises or
II ,hc huik IF tae wenthy p"lpe ssouhi
contribute In proportion ~ Hsr own r.-
sources bow enterprise would grow a.i
industry and ,rnle tuu 70 thr wealthy
paid taSes .a proportion go lhe ta1es ex-
ac:ed from the comparatively I,oor. how
cssF would tGe municipal financial c1n-
/ons soon comet 81 -he rj-h mon rs
a class 90 pro,pti or go u"r interests
anI the rcf-. h.ltv 90 tfar resulting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
BANGS roncn nr RArEs.
Calling of Loans Adds 10 Commercial
Distress.


Calling of Loans Adds 10 Commercial
Distress,
New York World
The calliug OF loans by tho banks has
added to the DISTRESS of merchants and
manufacturer.
The course of the banks viii -harc IN
no small lrsrcc tho future OF duar,.al
and commercial affairs untll aftci HE tan
elections This is lime for til, officials
of those institution To take hro1d.
liberal View OF hiuEs aud refrain uom
amy action calculated TO gtovH'e q. ,o..-
diuon which is ckuowlp igod ON an Sides
TO bee soriouf. They shoult tfforj an the
accommodations pos lille. l': 80 doing
they ViO conserve lceiumaic int tests
aud az he same time hclp th,msclvos.
C"r;aiulv nothing rnn be gained hN con-
tracing ere Hts a. "a time Whom ac ON
modltons are snrciv needed by large
part Of the coWmgniiY
7 ne bank have the remedy i'm their oWr
hands. They Will Zee the losers II a mig
garily policy l. pursucd 1htra II uo rra-
son why, In order 10 siNo the mcrsh ANS
credit, they should not take out large
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
THE VIGOROUS POLICY sue.
CECOED

II pays nations as wen as niiviiuals
To Ice ilrm. The moment lt becomes
ppp"'ar p'a TINT man Will stand 4l-
most any anoun' Of abuse or lmposl ,rn
vi en- 'to"'hmcn' upon his RIGHTS and To-
49, u ~ h'inNl hAlHrn 20 iNkr adj
,'''b' ." S"'h W'Aknes- The same
M ''"' "' N''"''h nations,
~" '''p'"i''N some days nso told us
WV "'' '"'l""r hW "ihcihiiy declared
Wv ""''7 'h'i ia" mls"niorStaud-
"S "N'V N"nrsucih matters was tu ID
way w u'ihE nShich ana removed
H"b'"hl ana IN" nii'I
''V'"'hl conl1 "nly have
'''"' '""' "hR'ahd wis IN falr way
a"'',''t 10 h'Hiailnn' The tntet
''"''el surety ANA con-
'''"'N w '""' ho"' OF settlement OF
''' "''S' """ u Is not probable that
"''""'r ul Alsp"aing at tho
r "~'''' 1" oF this coin RS.
'""N the ittl SER
, "N''n7' Nfst-"lasa
'.,,',.'...,'. ''' 'h' American
80, ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,. s'''o 'he war We
word n,,. ,,,t,.,,,. gu" 4 ny
prnu,,,, ana ,. ~. 'V'''' WIN
,iis,o,,,,.,,usl,. Ia. -, '"'"Noh'Eel
ve,rs ,rt,r tho v.,, ''"' io'
In thc nrnrn, ,,t,,, ,,,,,
towards l,nrl,ud D., Air ,,a,,,,,..',. 't .'
ezuo,, pro,l,m.tion A,,o,,,., u"
the front nj once vith s,,,,,,. It
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
FARMERS NATIONAL CONG
Delegates From Texas AppcIr's
National Mee.lnE

National Mee,lnr
no., ,v,r,h Texas August ~
fo'' WIZ ILL., 90 ,... 49,, |, J
tue of the authority 'es'ri
r,n,l congress- Of the United y
'''''' V''''' 49,, ,,l,orlor \
herewith appoint the io''o"a
TO the annual session Of The
wbich viu bo held at IndsriFsiII
W '''''' WIN ~ 3, 10 .na /, nett
November 10 H. l. anu AZ, !" ,,,,.l
Nv o. q vcReynalss \
.eH pew ~, ~ ,,.,,nr. / D. RAJ
w. IL. Pierce 'ei''o"' u,,sj
kom; e. l.. Huffman, FoH W.
-, n.n,s,,.1 r ppor Ct1
y, '''so''' ,,.'a.a1o, Y. P. Sad
NJ Sahsom' Al' d. a'O c,,oo,s
Antonio, "A. 4. BUSH ,',-,.
rauh,on' I.eander; II. n. HilIls,
: "a T'hompson, Bowie lan
Sber,nan A NJ, Ragland. ~
In I.m,;a a'," seabrook' Por, Iasss l,
Telisner' Waco; Il. Crew hsrf
II X Tavlor. jefferson D. !.
- =, ,isiina n s. Munson. oyT
I'm a., S' ~ pobbins, Vernon;
MeXiu; V. 5. Pruitt, nIaeas, h, \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

HILL WILL PROBABLY BE At ALBANY
Croker Approves the Course of Tam
mary-The Tivoli speech Promises
to BE u Great Effort.

| Upper Red Hook, ~ y. August 9i-
| Every indication today has been toward
what is a settled fact, that William j.
| Bryan expects and has been assured of
Eastern support. Letters continued to
| pour in asking him TO speak at Eastern
| 20 nts, ard # the requests were needed
| he could sI.md the entire time from now
Until election day In New York state
| Nearly every city of any size between
| New York and Chicago has asked him to
make a stop, and without exception the
| .avNatiors have come from leaders of
| democratic organizations.
Mr.. Bryan showed no surprise this
morning at the IL wspapcr stories that
the New York democratic Organizations
had decided TO support him. lie did re-
feet a l.ttlc upon the statement that Sem
ator iIill had told Mr. Danforth that he
would suppor, ard work for him mir
| IiryunD He sad in relation to that ques-
| ton. at is not Senator Hll's custom to
| speak through others, and | doubt if Mr.
Danforth gave out Il statement purport-
| ing 10 have been made 10y Senator Hi,l
The senator VIII probably make his own
announcement"
Il Is SAID, however, today on good au-
| thor ~ that Senator Hin would take part
in the demonstration in honor of MIR.
Bryan at Albany Tuesday night. The
| sta; cmtmt needs Authorization, however.
| The receipt of letter from Leader
Sheehan OF Tammlny. asking Mr.. Bryan
| to speak IN New York added another
chain to The circumstances leading UP to
proof of a thorough understanding be-
| tween Mr.. Bryan and me Sew York
demorra
The published stat,mcr. thtt Rcharl
G!rroker had approved Mr.. shechan's and
Tammnny's course IN indorsns. pryan
caused the candidate a great d,i! of sat
| sfact on, however and he s~!d tina. he
! mad ways believed that all the great
leaders would fat INTO line. except per-
hans thoN" who had { 7Hmc al interests
tina the leaders in the gold demo rattle
movement had mercensry interests
! pilefNsSnah Sil%er arrived mere to-
| night and was closctei with Mr.. Bryan.
| lie brought with him Professor Yam Bu-
| rem pcnslow. formerly n professor in Chi
| cage university. and now n writer of sill
Yer literature When the conference was
| oyer Mr. Sulzer said he could not d'vulga
| the reason for his visit eXCep, that Pro-
| fcss0r pcnslow desired to visit Mr. Bry-
| an. Despite all pressure tonight Mr.. Sui
ger insisted that he mad nothing to COM
| municate
| is expected to he delivered - som or 60lg
| people, aud MIR. Rryau's preparations to-
| day would s'am to Indicate that ii will
| b" tho greatest effort made since the
| Madison SIuau, Garden speech. 1t will be
| political in hts tone and will perhaps at
| tempt to answer in part the speeet of
| MIR. Cochran.
This afternoon Mr. ami Mrs. Brva>
re-rino, colonel c. NJ. penper and Maurice
| Lowe won't to Spring Lake on "A fishing
! excursion.
Tomorrow Who party goes TO rivou and
! sunday hhey viii attend church. Monday
they go to Winnisook club in the Cats
/ kills
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at once and insist upon its immediate and
definite determination.

\ -----------------s--
The Salt Lake Tribune thinks that Mr.
Foraker will not make anything by say
ing that MIR. Bryan made himself 10y on
| speech and unmadc himself rs one speech
because MIR Foraker canuo, answer th'
arguments made by MIR. Bryan In New
York 20 save his lie. lie cannot 60 be
fore any jury pisked a; random fret
among the men Of the United States an.
successfully combat one proposition tha
| Mr.. Bryan made on the financial ques
| ton in his mastery speech AT Madison
Square Garden.
Houston needs Buffalo bayou in Us bus
mess.
Docs the United States wish 10 purchase
Cuba? The question IS heinz discussed in
| London and elsewhere in Europe, prob
ably including spain \ Havana CORE
| spou.lcnt OF the London Times writes to
his paper that the sentiment; OF the husi-
ness people az cuba Is in favor Of annex
alton. they know that there IS ne hope
for recovery from their present depres-
sion under Spanish role even u the in
srrrection should he put down ami re-
gard annexation as their real hope.
-
Tho north pole is siill something to &c
yearnei Tor.
The rcvola,ion ia the matter OF street,
rallway equipments is almost conplcte.
Statistics collected 10y the Street Rnilway
journal show ;hat this country has now
q 40 miles OF stree, RAILROAD irncks of
thls mileage New ENGLAND has 1873 miles
the Central EAST ia>i miles. tho Central
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
TILLMAN ON Tur ErIrvp

Mount Gretna. "a, Ausust 1.-THE
farmers cnrlm"mrnt nj his piece today
WAS enllNonol by the prasenc, of Senator
IiIlman OF South Carolina who spoke on
IN money puo-tjon He zen II the
rlafEts of some Hf tue Eastern papers
ma lag is a popultst. lie sui:
am a demo rat. a . morrut of the
siHWn Of Jefferson and jackson" Ilc al
aHd tn y would then know that Lincoln.
a. ID" Wcre nlNr. would ha on HE side of
silver This Httcm mt hruurh forth "A
humhcr OF hiss. =. Nothing dsunted. how
Would Ike To- n""t Eourkc Cochran TO ~
tutc some of the statements made by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
ALABAMA CoNGRE@y,,

Montgomery. Ala, Augps N
democratic nominees for conra I
selected IN eich, of the nine t.ss
Alabama tomorrow. Stallines 4 N
one OF tho present congressns 4
sure of nomination. although II
Will probably win. Cobb and r,lsj
who were unseatcd by the Rs q
Will be reno;n!nltsd, and HEN } |
ton VIII GO. the nomination 10 N |
The result in the other disilhs1
tain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
NEW YORK REPuBIlclN

New York. August 1.-THE fssa
republ can assembly disiric, csrui
this city tonight to elect dtlensi
Saratoga convention. shows III ~
tlon carried twenty-four dIsife'
total of forty-four delegates, tat!s'
faction has carried i've distress y
Of nineteen delegates and thti' y
tests in six q stricts for q tclAa'
two delegates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
WASHINGTON ora.

outlook for Fnsion
watt. for Bryan. isSs s,.l.s',,s
chairman " rn,,'ns to 4, August ,'-ss,,.. }
a aS mas as. been Receiving ,, s.al'
I tsere reports hsad from diasrs sl' ~ =
, ,','i,. populis's and the 't aus,
iuS'on on electors i, i. wnsrl
, ,ne OTTER of the popa II = no' sss1
seven of the fifteen sI.. y lsins
I,tpted. In Yves, virv s,,se'9,, VI
nave abou, arreed | ,.T U. 81;
ing ,n The democrats fo srea I. /, Sdss2
t tWo :, electors. It Is sIao ana a Y n
chances Of fusion in a N slalsl 4
improved. III norm Csns,
1t was stated a, ,o...,
nal lhey believed tho fiS IN. IVA
be arranged so as ~ ilaao isss
p pTnllca an. share Of H. ~ y, "
i"ai interest In tho cs,,, slli'h n
9 ., 10 be divided amons . ,I 4
me national popuiis, lne eN h
Ii oipe1' WIN insis, upon ly N. n
comm eomm,,i IN 1t by the deno,ssr,s \.
chairman Babcock ~. \
rom a friend who hal a, , a
~
W. u, ron Chicago 10 Ns,' W.. n
10 Washington. The ' wv, i9'i NJ
son of a republican is,s sV.Is a, Il
ne TOOK an interest in Il. y ~ ssss|
he V'' r m ,lie various State. !s,ss I
Secretary Gardner n, d,
S s',,l tlon of Democratic " slDi sti1 7
cclV.d applications n, |.as N
,he national association ~, $3.50 I; Y
new clubs. Virginia bc,s,. WI q Y, n
n,,a..pi,iiIca,lon, without esSerass
panied with the s,atemes, I n.
nership includes mon VII, ~, ~, l
oeen identified with ,be ,, s's'
sn c, of these letters al.o , ~, u
uiicctioh from democrats ,s,,, ~ &
~ Is very much less ihss III. IA
here has been a no,abls , y.
u,,tinand on democratic bs XIII
,ni,,ort'.ire; particularly fcr Y. y
New York and Chirapo ~. ~
jersey. Mr.. Gardner ss,s ~ VI
sasei IN the preliminary ~. h
organization. Many inan,,' ~
ceiyed today in relation "a 1. 4
rluh convention al TO r,ils,, "
, teiSi etc; Fully 100 clue, Il ~
,end run delegations N Nh !. !
Nebraska promises TO hs,s -!
at least 100 clubs. '' Nf'7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
ASKS JOHN SHERMAN A QUESTION.

W q ,,,,a,, 80 ,1---.-,.,,,. wen, ~.
", !; Mu'I ,I OF H't u GUN LIKE
N"'N no" we ''''t"' ''o' nun
HdncsNiile, o, August lS.-W. q. Mum
son is one of the prominent free silver
,.o,,,,iti..,,. oc ,,a ct, te,,,..
VI cue '''''' p."''ei %,
J"'s' Niuhsoh ana journalist here. anu
to Scn.to,. char,,,,,
~ '''''' ',''"
our close pohtical associates ana dis
tineuishel men in the republican party
takc deIirbt In eavir,, TIA, ,h, tI,,, a.
Ervnn H. IN ,hn n,,l ,'''' ','c ii",i, W. .;
S6060 vear Of mo ril,'., ,,iiii,1'' ''n,S 81
The West. This MIR I,rv,m I',inI AMI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
BRowN FoR CONGRESS-

louisville August n. - rx-Gnvcr,ou
John Young Brown was tod> dec,ore',
,ne jemocratle nomiHcc for c,,c,,,' y
n,i,n,.l s'riei by the county exeoutlye ea,n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
BEAUMONT Bup',s, Z,

beaumont, Texas Aus nj }
o'clock this afternoon ~ J
hronght informatiog d, 'I lss "a
a ld ma1 lying un"u Mis- and IA
c,hc trestle about q d, Goolha' \.
of beaumont. Aseu' ne, A. q q
y sIo, niS' a y the Suppose ,srs n
didn'' bring II ~, pa as rsPa,ssssl
under the trts,ie "a whts IA
vas dead drunk, anu ssesr q IA, Y
reedod TO yiciously ! fsllsn I 4
re lres Il ,'a and sestSIh..dI, i ~
ably. leaving blo9 Dolly lnjsrIa, ~
he was not serious. g ~
Manager Blancnsssr ,sisur I, \ !
raj ,Ss Tunks. an s hers 10 a., q
Of H i, SSnGa W. afternosS,@ s.iiln
lnw stronger in M, for lhe a
mike it intcresilaF GrlniN,s
Rrv. Harheri a. seryiceS ~
nj viii conduct Sssuniay 2
,i social church me ,n'F
most II is no, ,esiapr~ ~
"a will he IN AZ I'm 1aneiuss N
Of Wi.s Rettic. dau. fcs'l "A u
y oior,lon. 10 MI : ssrcn'ssl ~
f9rmcd'a at ) o,eio s =, ~
thp brides par ne Eps,s,.,,s,t:
Tuesdiy nigh. .1I,onihlf 4.
hold rs regular n r,en, ., al
II In ne lecture bics To; nv Il
The Gu'f and ,i.l ll,ssul |
cursion to Galve~
uyNsxfM y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22

At r , address h i a er,S = VA
~ g a Ws,d the U, g,o'd .i "a w ~
i r,T,ssoammended as =, q X y NJ ss,,,
veniia,, at large to NJ g. y ~!
'e"'loh at lndIaaspsogleI. s'htsss!!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
TuHYNfxEAl

noanrs.psw-AtNt. ii. s' y:
Ai lss, i. e & Ne MIs5SEs 80
day TO Miss
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Houston needs Buffalo bayou in It's bus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-12-24

tiers. aud these exceptions were
promptly squelched when the
motion by j. S. Hammer sec
onded by Thomas Norman to
indorse the treaty in toto, was
tabled Iby a practically unani-
nous vote. The meeting, al
though called on short notice,
was one of the most representa-
tive gatherings ever held in this
city, and the interest manifest
ed if kept up land it will bel
will make the meeting called
for next Monday night a record
breaker.
The citizens Of Ardmore are
thoroughly aroused at the in
justice which threatens them
and will make every effort to
protect their property from
absolute confiscation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-12-24
PURELY Personal.
Prominent Goers and Corners a. Caught
on the WING b. the Reporter
for the ArdmoreIte.

Jesse Hill went to Pauls Val
ley.
Frank Deal Is visiting friends
i'm Paris.
Evil Freeman leaves tonight
for Texas.
L. S. jackson, of Greenfield,
Indiana, is in the city.
Miss Hattie Moritz is visiting
relatives in Gainesville.
Pat Pulliam is seriously i'll at
his home with pneumonia.
Mike Levin, co-receiver Of
the Big Iron Store. went to
Davis today.
Harry Simon, the Sig Simon
brother, of Colorado City, Tex,
is in the city.
Mrs. Harry Morris, ofGaines-
vile, is visiting the family Of
her uncle A. 5. Pulliam.
J. NJ. Prater, wife and family
are spending Christmas with
relatives at Noble. l. T.
Master Will Folsom, of Atoka,
is here spending holidays with
his parents DIR. and Mrs. Fol-
som.
J. b. Harrell. the popular
free silver insurance agent of
Oklahoma City. returned home
today.
Finis McFarlane. who has
been attending school at Sher.
man, is spending Christmas at
his home.
Mrs. n. Redfeld left on this
mornings train for Cisco, Tex,
to spend the holidays with her
daughter.
Miss Bessie Head will accom-
pany her uncle Will Head to
denton tonight where she will
spend Christmas.
| J. W Buchanan, the whole
souled gin man Of Raysville and
Mcmillan, was in the city today
swapping cotton for Christmas
supplies.
! Kenneth Hamilton. commit
ted by Commissioner Garrett OF
Tishomingo. viii spend the holi-
days in Jail for introducing and
selling liquor.
Mrs. Witter, Of Galveston,
Texas, arrived in the city today
and will spend Christmas with
her daughter Miss Laura at the
home Of Mrs. I. r. Mason.
Mrs.. Zoe Brazslton. Of Gaines
vile accompanied b her sor
Roy cane ~ o1 ike noon ann
TO rpend fla hoide4s xIeitin'
A. "a A.. = I4..I..r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-12-24

Deputies Burch and Pulliam
had a slight experience this
morning ont on the Washita
with a notorious cuss named
Bill Watts. Watts is charged
by the jury with assault to kill.
He is also wanted for selling
liquor, which he does boasting-
". The officers did not know
the man, but saw this fellow on
foot playing a French harp.
They concluded to round him
in, anyhow, and as he was
climbing a wire fence was called
on to "h'up there" He very
coolly climbed a small bluff,
and on reaching the top, he was
called to again. He then, to
use the officers expression, "lit
a rag" and having the fence
between himself and the officers,
he made good time, and when
next seen he was about two hun
dred yards off. Officer Pulliam
fired three shots at him, but he
got away, and Pulliam says he
was flying.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-12-24

The present owners of the
ARDMoREITE are also the own
ers of all accounts Of whatso-
ever kind due the ARDMoREITE
since June Z, 1896, and no re-
eeipt from any one but the
manager or ID. 7. Nisbett, will
be recognized. Mr.. F. f.
Wilson has no connection what
ever with or interest in the
ARDMoREITE or accounts due
the ARDMoREITE, which have
been contracted since the above
date, June Z, 1896.
DOUGLAS a. CEARNAI..
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Mass seeting.

The property owners Of Ard
more will assemble in mass
meeting at the L. S. court
house, Monday Dec. 2S. ct z p.
m, for the purpose Of hearing
the report of the memorial
amendments, and ways and
means committee. appointed by
the chairman Of the citizens
meeting Dec. %. 1896. Every
property owner in the city is
expected TO be present.
G. l.. BYRyEs,
Chairman.
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Methodist Church.

Services at the Southern
Methodist church for Sunday,
Dec. %. will be as follows:
Sermon at II a. III. subject,
Time" AT 3:45 p. m. lecture
to the children oyer six and
under fifteen years. subject,
"The Mistakes of Moses" At
Z p. m. the communion of the
Lords supper. No sermon.
A. j. WORLEY, Pastor.
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Stockholders, MeetIns. Il.

The annual meeting of the
.tOckholders of the City Ma
aonal Bank of Ardmore, Ind.
Ter, for the purpose of elect
ing seven directors to serve the
ensuing year, will be held in
laelr office in Ardmore on Tues
Gay, January u, 1897, between
NE hours of 10 o'clock a. m.
and 4 p. m.
DoN LACY, Cashier.
Ardmore, l. T., Dec. II, 1896.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified
that letters of administration upon
the estate of d. D. Flow, deceased,
have been granted to the undersign-
ed, by the United States court for
the Southern District at Ardmore,
and all persons holding claims or
debts against the said estate are
warned and notified to present all
such claims and debts to me, properly
authenticated within one year from
the date hereof, or they may be pre-
Guided from any benefit in said
estate, and if such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
date hereof, they shall be forever
barred and precluded from any bene-
fit from such estate. Witness my
hand this Dec. is, 1896.
( FANNIE E. FLOW,
Administrative of estate of d. D..
Flow, deceased. dec 16-tfeb l
The Christmas tree for the
Methodist church is an extra
large one and is free to every
body who wishes to use it for
giving presents to family or
friends.
AJF WOTUERTON
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Christmas Tree.

At NJ. E. church on Thursday
night, December "a, for benefit
Of Sunday school. Everybody
invited. Any person wishing
presents to be placed on it
leave them at the church on
Thursday morning, the oath.
ALFRED WOLvERTON,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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Commissioner Walcott had
one case today, that Of Dave
johnson, colored, charged with
larceny. He was held in bond
of $500, in default of which he
will take his Christmas dinner
in the bastile.
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Murderer Captured.

Henry Roberts, the negro
who shot and killed Mrs. WaiteS
a negro woman near Berwyn
last Monday, has been captur-
ed out on Wild Horse by his
brothers who took him back to
Berwyn, aud are holding him
awaiting the arrival Of an
officer. Deputy ID. +. Booker
has gone after hm and will re-
turn tonight.
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For Rert after January .. 1897.
The store room now occupied
by II, A. Kembel & Co. on
West Main street. Inquire of
23-1w II. G. POTTERF.