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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
DECISIONS BY HIGHER COURTS
DEATH SENTENCE OF ENocH MOSS
WAS AFFIRMED.
Fourth Court Of Appeals Reversed
and Rcmanded Decisions In DAM
rgc Suits Against the y. X

Austin. Texas, April l1.--Decisions IN
the following cases were handed down by
the court Of criminal appeals this evening"
Appeal dismissed: John Clark, from
Denton.
Affirmed: Enoch Moss DEATH, from
Bastrops Chas. Gruesendorf, from FANS;
Iearce kcaton. from Coleman.
from Bell.
Reversed and dismissed: s. w. cowan,
from Cooke
Submitted on motion to dismiss appeal
William Courtney, from Burleson; Aught
Spar. from Eastland.
On briefs for State: Will Harris from
Orange; Jack Martin, from Jefferson; Ed
Heston, from Grayson.
On briefs for both parties: Gore Toler,
from Falls; w. NJ. Schulze from McLen-
nan; Royal Clark. from Dallas.
On briefs for both parties and oral ar
gunents: Jesse Hamilton, from Hays
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II. J. RAKERs DEATH.
funeral viii Take Place Mt , O'Clock
This Afternoon,

This Afternoon.
Thomas J. Baker died at 1890 o'clock
yesterday morning at the residence of his
er-in-law. Mr.. H. stabe, 7O2 Polk ave-
nue., after an Illness OF FIVE weeks.
Deceased was member Of the firm OF
Dealy G. Baker, printers and stationers.
who do an extensive business In Houston
and South Texas, He was born in Waller
county February IS, 1864, and was the
son Of DR.. A. c. Baker, who was city
health physician OF Houston many years
ago.
Mr.. Baker spent two weeks in San An
tonic. but his health was not benefited and
he returned home about ten days ago, and
grew worse until death came to him
Miss Nellie Stabe was married to Mr.
Baker November 2. 1885. and she and two
children survive him. the children being a
gin and a boy, aged II and years re-
spectiyely
MIR. Baker was past chancellor COM
mander of Houston lodge No 1856. knights
of Pythias, member Of the Woodmen OF
the World and an honorary member OF
Typographical Union No 81. He was an
active member of the Typographical union
until entered business Tor himself and
once served that organization as president.
He was also a member OF the Houston
Turnvertin at the tisle of his DEATH He
leaves two sisters Mrs. +. A. Deverts now
living in Mexico and Mrs. Frank e, Jones
OF velasco.
The funeral services will be held at
Christ church az O'Clock this afternoon.
In Difference to tho desires OF tho family
none Of the societies OF which deceased
was member will take part in the funeral
services. as the family want the funeral
as private as possible. The interment will
be had at Glenwood cemetery.
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LA GRANGE LOCALS.
Decoration Day VIII BE Observed on
the 10th.

La Grange, Texas, April Ii Local
decoration day will be observed here on
the 18th instant. This is an event naug-
uTatei by the ladies of the La Grange GEM
etery association and great interest is al
ways taken in3the observance of this day.
An attractive programme has been ar
ranged and the musical. part of it. under
the direction of Miss Sidde PrcetorI,Is
promises TO be especially good Rev
laomas H!ckling will deliver the address
Tor the occasion.
W. +. Dietrich, of the well known firm
of Dietrich & krengel. will leave for Fort
Davis tomorrow, accompanied by his wife
health improves
Dir. r. H. Seymour and Conrad Letzer,ch
OF Warrenton were in the city today IN
business. y"
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first Court of Appeals.

Galveston. Texas, April 11,-Following
are the proceedings in the First court of
civil appeals today:
Motions fer rehe ring submitted: Patty
Joiner Eubank Company VS.. r. B. Cum
minis. garnlshee. from Hunt; Walter c.
Jones. mayor, ct al VS.. c. z. Doherty.
from Galveston; Z. Y. Brown ct al VS.. T,
t. Pitts. from Johnson; c. w. Hampton ct
al VS.. w. A. Gilliland ct al from Grayson
Motion for additional conclusions OF fact
submitted Walter C. Jones. mayor, ct al
VS.. G. e. Doherty, from Galveston.
Motion to amend findings of fact sub
NIT ell. A. ], Spradley ct al VS.. the State
Of Texas, from Nacogdochee.
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TopAY's ENTRIES.

-Four and half furlongs. for 2.yfeaT T olps
.Ianowood 80. Frank Johnson 1Og usoig l !
Rose lOl Telephone Girl 1903 Adnoy IVA oou'n
Breeze l05. Icon The Auditor lO6 a. M,
Three -duartc-s OF m.le-LoYsyllie, Anc e
Turner S. Montevidean. LarhsfuI; GrayiT -
so Panjstte. orletta Looss ,, slecves r,, 80;
The Lieh, So. Easter Card sS hVelyh DSfa
lO6, Domsie Ill - ca,;t,-
One mlle-Parmenian TwoIAnnles, Cali uSi.
rian Downward capron. FpFlzar' p is La ~
Thrive l07 Glen Lake il2lArinur Seean nm M
natt "' i15l IJlv PantlandA15 The Mecca 10.
Bay BsrbarS rs Lady sosoT 49, Madam Gene Is
Nile and an eighth sellingmRusss Z; c e. ~
Ben chance So FrapsS, MeGOnnesta 80 No1sa g5
h,1s anti * Miss Pa.ron 100, julius Caesar lul
Plantain 1O4 Htny Launt 100 - On ,rs.
R mle od Goebsl 70 sl Mi 81
S Nas II I01. or. Walmslsy iN, john Baker
l04 The PrideIOS
Cloudy and ieavy.
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COTTON EXCHANGE ELEcrIoS.

old List OF Ofncers. with One Addi-
ton. Was Put Through.
The annual election OF the Houston Cot
ton Exchange was held yesterday. the re-
suit being that the old officers and direc-
tors we're reelected. The vacancy In the
board OF directors caused by the death of
w, ". Read was filled by the election OF
President, Fl. w. Garrow: vice president,
@. w. Neville; treasurer, T. W. House;
directors, w. D. Cleveland, W. v. r. Wat
son. C. G. Maingay. VIM. Christian. Il. w.
Taylor, r. W. Sewall. A. L. helms.
The directory will hold its FIRST meeting
next wednesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
CUERo CuLLINGS.
Annual Election of officers by the
Fire Department..

Fire Department..
Cuero, Texas. April 1.-THE Cuero IRE
department held its annual meeting last
night at the hall. A large number of
members were present and the meeting
proved quite a spirited one. Election Of
officers resulted as follows H. Curtin,
chief; August Philips, first assistant;
William Gohmest, Second assistant, Nnds.
COOK, secretary; Tempe Henry, treasurer.
After the transaction OF Iurtnur routine
business the members were treated 10
subs tantiai REFRESHMENTS.
F. b. Caldwell, representing a St.
Louis - gods firm, spent Sunday with
his family.
49,. = NJ. Adams. who was to navr
"Tnfncted a protracted meeting at TIE
Methodist church this week. owing y
the high water, has not arrived. Te
~u..as pos ,poncd Indefinitely.
The subscription list to the Cuero Cot
ton mill is steadily increasing, President
Graves having received a number IL sub
scriptions this week.
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rhe Emna Nevada engagement.

Manager Bergman of Sweeney & Coombs
theaier VIII on next Monday morning com
menco work on the subscription list which
is to be circulated with a view to secur-
ing Emma Nevada and her company OF
artists for an engagement in Houston.
Nevada carries one OF the strongest mnsi-
cal organizations on the road and If the
Houston date can be arranged the people
OF the city will be repaid for the disap-
pointment attendant on the failure to Sc
cure the New Orleans French Opera COM
pany some weeks ago. Applications for
seats may be left at the box Office Of the
theater
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12

Washington, April 1.-THE weather was
cold and raw at Bennings and late in the
afternoon 1t began to rain. Two fayorltes,
two second choices and an outsider got the
purses.
Five furlongs-Cupidity, Grandeur, Their
mos. Time 1:03 Is
-Four furlongs. purse-Tonicum, Albert En-
right, Seip. Time 80 40
Mile and three-quarters. over seven hurdles
cousin Jess, Governor Griggs, Shinfane,
seven furlongs-Monmouth Boy, Nabockl.sh,
kimmage. Time 1870 rs.
Nile and 100 yards-Petit Maitre, owensboro,
Althea. Time 1853. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
INDUSTRIAL TEXAS.
Contract Let mt Corsicann for Bnhu-
Ing to Cost sf5.630.

Corsicana, Texas, April 1o-The building
committee Of the Corsicana Cotton Fac
tory company met and opened bids for the
contract to erect the buildings OF the
company today. Seven bids had been re-
ceived the lowest Of which was sl6,eoo'
and the bid was accepted. The contract
was secured by a local firm and work
on the buildings will begin without delay.
The mill building, according 10 the plans
will front go feel on the Central railroad,
Just below the Union depot. aud will have
a depth of 10 at the north end ant fifty
two feet at the south end. 1t will be two
stories high built OF brick and stone.
The contract calls for the completion OF
the mill by August 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
Pneumonia is one o. ~ -. ),

-. liepinonia is one OF the mos, dangerous
ana fatal diseases. 1t always yss,,,,s 80 49,,
oplcS,,. enamDerlain's Couch Remedy will
s,, .,sy cure a cold and perhaps prevent AN
'arh o. pneumonia. 1t is in fac, maSa
,s sr'iai'y Tor that aiIment ana has bscors
. stu0us lot Its cures over a large mar, :,
.tensa' s'''1eo world 1t counterscts any
W. Of cold toward pneumonia Car
49, .nord 70 neglect your cold when 4
~ remedy can be had for a trlae :
fot sale by all druggists : '''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
To decorate the Audi,or,um

Mr. Bud Randolph, the chairman OF the
decoration committee for the Transmits
sissippi Congress. closed contract yes
terday with Messrs. Freedman a. Oslor
professional decorators. FOR the decoration
Of the Auditorium for the Transmissiasinpi
Congress. The general theme OF the dec,
grafton will be n background of evergreen
covered with tri-colored bunting, flag
and shields. The plan OF decoration will
be quite elaborate and very artistic,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
Thcy nuricd the uotcbet.

Friends OF "Gooseneck" Bill Mcdonald
and Henry Ferguson, the two colored re-
publican leaders. state that at meeting
between the two men which took place At
the Grand Central depot Tuesday night.
Mcdonald and Ferguson buried the poltl-
cal Ratchet and agreed to drop the politi-
cal fight in which they have been engaged
for some time.
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To Arrange a Musical programme.

The state superintendent Of the Young
Woman's Christian Temperance Tn on mas
requested the VS. of Houston to ar
state Womans Christian temperance
Union convention, which Is to meet here
May 5 to H. In accordance with this re-
quest the US OF the Central Union and
the Clara Parish US of the H. "
Stoddard Union will meet Friday after
noon at o'clock at the Genital Christian
church to prepare choruses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12

Business League to be operated in con-
gress. Keepers OF private boarding houscs
who desire to accommodate guests during
the meeting OF the Congress are requested
to notify General waties or Prof: Conen
giving full and explicit information as to
the number they can entertain. cost and
character OF entertainment. location, ac-
feasibility to car line. etc.
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Northumberland

Alvin. Texas April ii.--Mr. James n
Jamison Of Angleton. Texas. and N,s,
Mary Aston Tolar. Youngest daughter !.
pr. ana Mrs. All. H. II, Tolar OF his 49,, =
we're married at the family residence -
Fee street Yesterday at 50 n =, =, on
presence Of The family and a few tr IL "a :
Rev Dr. sullivan Of FlatonIa ofac,s,In',
After re ceremony the bridal party MS
driven 20 TIE depot where they tool the -
sta, s i01 me 0 Ssnn ana other cities 81 the
70 their friends in Aneieton. rerss nome
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
Elevator Fails.

The elevator in the new Levy building,
which is used for the hoistlng of build
ing material. fell from the top OF the
building 10 the ground about O'Clock yes
terday morning. An investigation showed
that the ropes supporting the elevator had
been cut. Beyond the loss Of the ropes lit
tie damage was caused by the fall OF the
elevator.
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TO MAKE BOTH YARNS AND cLoTn.
A Committee Sent to Inspect Cotton
Mills Reports at neiton.

Bolton, Texas, April 1o.--The stockhold-
ers OF the Bolton Cotton mill held meet
ing lact night and heard the report OF the
committee who had returned from visit
to the mills in Alab-1na and Georgia. The
report was an interesting ona and greatly
enthused the stockholders of the proposed
mill here. Several Of the stockholders
Gvaoleu their subscriptions and as the
matter now stands it will be but shor,
time until the erection Of the mill viii
begin. II was the original intention of the
stockholders to make nothing but yarns
but since the return of the committee the
mill viii be changed so as to make both
yarn and cloth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
AUSTIN DAM DosDs.
Holders Have Given Their Attorney
No Instructions.

Since the giving way OF the Austin dam
there has been much speculation as towhat.
action would be taken by the holders OF
the dam bonds The sum OF sc 900 in
interest is now due on the bonds, which
are held by New York people. Mcssrs.
Baker. Botte, Baker & Lovett OF this city
who represent the holders OF the bonds,
state that they have had no Instructions
from their clients regarding their inten.
lions In the. matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
Sudden Death ofnn ola Ncuro.

Milton Turner, colored, aged IS, died
very suddenly yesterday morning at the
corner OF Rusk and St. Charles streets
He was walking along the sidewalk when
he fell and called for help. dying In few
minutes. He had just finished saving a
pile of wood and was apparently in good
health. Justice Malsch held an inquest
and returned verdict OF heart failure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
rnnfnran Results.

Gar rracisco, April 11.-F.ve furIonss, SET
ing-Moralia. Artilla, Bona Time l'V5.
Four snd half furlonss-Rollick' floFan'
the caste. Time 1854.
Mile and a sixteenth, sellng-Perseus'
Nc and a sixteenth, sell.ng-Captive. OPP
nonnt Catastrophe Time l:5lA.
uye and a half furlongs, sellng-Amasa
npirando, Moringa Time 1:0s1a.
Seven MISUNDERSTANDING, Cromwell, Felie
D Or. Time 1880.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
A prize shnnt.

Mr.. John Ritter, president OF the Brays
Bayou Gun club, was in the city yesterday
lie announces that the clubs first prize
shoot Of tho season will be had Sunday.
April %. ut the clubs grounds. southwest
OF the city. The shoot will be followed
by a ball at night and committees will
be elected to serve for the season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
Machincry for nice In,ln.try.

Fifteen cars OF machinery for the Trinity
Rice, Land and Irrigation company are
being loaded at Clinic for transportation
to the mouth OF Turtle bayou. This ma
ehinery will be used In the work OF deveI.
oping the rice industry Ia that section
Fifteen or twenty additional cars will be
sent forward within the next few days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12

a thief entered the office OF City Engi-
neer Miller some time Tuesday night and
stole four milk strainers used in the test
ing OF milk, The stralners were valued
at $40, hat and a pair OF shoes were
also taken. Detective Thompson found
the strainers yesterday at a second hand
store. where they had been sold for so
cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
Chnnge of NICOTINE p,nc.

On account of the great calamity which
has befallen the city OF Austin, the bishop
has changed the place OF meeting OF the
annual council Of the Episcopal diocese OF
Texas to the city of Galveston.
II VIII meet in Trinity church. May O.,
proximo, at 1880 o'clock a. M, the Rev.
John r.. Dunn, preacher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
Lordr cycIc CHM Meetine.

There will be an important business ses
sion Of the Lords Cycle club tonight in
the handsome rooms OF the club at 1903
Chenevert street. Quite number of APP
pilcations Will be acted upon A rousing
big meeting Is anticipated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
$4,000 REwA,RpI

$4,000 reward for the arrest and convic.
tion Of the party or parties who took oat
lead pipe ana trap and other plumbing
material from the Butler fats on the
nignt Of the 10th or the 18th. Morris
Plumbing and supply company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12

The dead body of a colored female infan,
was found by some colored children at the
dumping grounds, corner of Dallas avenue
and Broadway. yesterday morning. The
body had been placed under s board. but
nothing is known as TO how Il came there.
An inquest was held by Justice Malsch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
Al the Tne.,.,.

Mabel Paige and the Marshall Musical
Comedy company gave two performances
AZ Sweeney 4 coombs theater yesterday.
presenting The Other Girl at the matt
nee and THE Little Cadet at night The
bill for tonight will be sThe Little Egyp-
tian.''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
IN rnE sHor FITS TAKE ~

We have the newest aud latest Foatwear
and II you buy your Shoes or slippers from
us you may be sure they are pretty and
stylish. and comfortable as wen. Let us
MT you. SAINTS shoe Store.
! siS Main Street
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Heims-poason.

Mr. @. NJ. Helms and Miss NJ e. bod
son were married at $50 o'clock yesterday
evening by Rev. r. Duncan at the res
idorce OF ]. o. woodhouse. fsll CAL
houn street Both arc residents Of Hous-
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
OUR SPRING STOCK

Of Shoes Is complete in every detail. we
would Ike to have you call and examine
them before purchasing your next pair.
Sans Shoe Store.
3l5 Main Street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12

Public Comfort Headquarters.
General ]. B. waties, assisted by Prof
T. L., Cohen, opened up public comfort
Headquarters yesterday at the rooms OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
SHOES THAT prp.Sr,

The Sa way . test shoes is 10 wear th.r,
ties ii sa y ne sure Of their wearing quail
= .u'Ance Is 10 buy them here
Sans Shoe store
Bis Main Street.
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rAsrER

slippers and low shoes OF all descriptions.
( You viii md an abundance OF
4 Sans shoe Store.
Sl5 Main Street
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Do Not Neglect

Ny Expert charges yop A. ~ \
nation aud II YOUR ey@ ~ ~ :
ance OF Glasses you cau ~
10 $40 90. =. IN
Jeyeler and optician. ~ n
phone loS- a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-16
SAYS II IS FEASIBLE.
A Waterworks System With Honey
Creek as Base OF Supply.

The reporter had a conversation
yesterday with j. NJ. Shelton, who
has just returned from a trip to
Honey creek and Falls creek, and
while there he investigated the
water supply of the two streams
with reference to a system of
waterworks for Ardmore.
Mr.. Shelton says that either
stream would amply supply the de-
mands for water of a town much
larger than Ardmore, though he
thinks Honey creek offers advant-
ages over the other stream which
would more than counterbalance
the difference in distance, Falls
creek being four miles nearer.
The water in Honey creek is
much purer and better than the
other, and as the supply seems to
be inexhaustible he says there is
no doubt that a system having this
stream as base of supply would
give entire satisfaction. He saws
that with 30-horse power engine
out there and with a 10 inch main
from there to town and 6 inch OF
8 inch mains ia town a stream Of
water under fire pressure could be
thrown over a sixteen story build.
ing.
This is a matter that deserves
the earnest consideration Of thu
council. Investigations should b,
made as to the cost of such a sys
tenn SO that when the time come,
flor putting in a system they cal
act advisedly and for the best in
} terests of the city. If such a sys
tenn can be put in for 100000 i
might prove more satisfactory thai
one with deep wells as base O
supply.
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Selling at Cost.

Owing to other business matters
which demand our attention we
offer,
Buggies at Cost,
Carriages at Cost,
Hacks at Cost
Wagons at Cost.
We will sell anything in our
house at cost
FOR CASH
As we expect to close out entirely
and rent the rooms,
4d&Wtf BURCH & VERNON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-16
Suits Filed.

In the district clerks Office the
divorce case of R. R. Hooten VS.
Docie Hooten has been filed E.
Plaintiff alleges abandonment as
the basis of his action.
Elvira Hawthorne also filed suit
for divorce against Thomas Haw-
thorne, alleging abandonment and
non support as grounds for her ac-
ton.
A. j. Pruitt, ct al, VS. Joe
Holder, ct al. is an action of un-
lawful detainer to recover posses
sion of two sections of land near
Cornish.
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Among the ODD FelIows.

A few days ago the ARDMoREITE
had brief notice of the fact that
Ardmore Lodge No. 8, /. O. O. F.
had at their LAST meeting forward
ed to the grand secretary of Texas
a check for $25 to- be distributed
among the sufferers along the
Gulf coast.
Yesterday l. r. Mason, treas
urer of Ardmore lodge, received
the following which is interesting
reading:
Houston, Tex, Sept. IA. 1900.
Hon. [. r. Mason, Ardmore, l. T.
Dear Brother: r:-Yours of the
18th with New York exchange FOR
$25 to hand. Receipt herewith to
cover same. Accept our sincere
thanks for your liberal coutribu-
ton to our storm stricken brothers
and their loved ones.
One of your members, Bro. l..
P. Law and wife, Mamie Law,
who passed through the fearful
and destructive storm at Galveston
are here and he is taking an active
part in helping us. The newspa
per reports are not exaggerated
In fact. the enormity of the truth
of the whole story can never b.
told. We have relief COMMITTEES
in Galveston at work. Have sen
committees to other stricken point
and we are doing great good tt
our destitute brothers and thei
families. Many sad and heav,
hearts have already been cheere,
and comforted, and the hungr,
and naked fed and clothed. On
order was the first to establisl
headquarters here aud at Calves
; ton.
The grand master and mysel
3 left Dallas Monday night and q
7:30 Tuesday were ready for bus
ness. This is the only letter
: have written, simply having tim
e to send receipts, but as yours
I, the first outside jurisdiction t
: send draft, and having a membe
here, l take time to write to yor
God bless you and all the men
bers. Yours fraternally,
G. C. FAHM, G. s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-16
Notice to the Public.

We take this opportunity to noti-
fy the public in general, and all of
our customers in particular. that
commencing Oct. l, we will estab-
lish the cash system in our market.
And we would ask those that have
outstanding accounts with US to
please settle same by Oct. l.
Thanking you for past favors,
and we hope you will continue to
favor US with your trade.
Respectfully yours,
HEATH & JAMES,
R. l.. RAwLINs, Manager.
16eodt1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-16
Texas Is Grateful.

Yesterday Mayor W. T. Gardner
received a telegram from Austin
in response to his recent message to
Governor Sayers announcing that
$259 .05 was in the First National
bank here subject to his draft.
The telegram reads:
Hon. w. T. Gardner, Mayor,
Ardmore, |. T.
Telegram received; have drawn
as instructed. Many thanks for
the generous contribution.
JOSEPH D. SAVERS" !"