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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06

Then observing the correspondent. ne
WHY dash my torry topnshts. Root
STOW 4. lack. soo,hinfiy urged rne sec \
rotary Of war Hes newspaper man, /
and m talking 10 him about Miles
navy. HANG Miles Hes No bel~r than |
shore going Dewey, laudhugsipe !
JaSs long II don't sink Tho 10, q them |
Won havc discipline Ia both arms ~ the |
service ~ by the ghoSi ~ Admiral Ryng |
therein he some scarcerows hansiag az the I
ward arms BLOW those lighters say, I
WHAT'S frhting 10 thinking. eh, 1lthu my
bully We must eud THIS Kicking, shir !
S1,E ne. Rcbukc Tor lmpreprcty. J won
havc it says Dewey Verdict agin me,
saws schlcy 'blcwcd n III stand -. SAYS
no Il az comes y being TOO easy witb ne
Dewey and Schlcy forrard 20 the fo'casle
aud reduce Miles to the ranks
N | was Roosevelt I'd havc ont tue
Soicrs and give The ouihl aud their tNends
in congress snd the editors and the mob
clearly 10 understand thar No nonsense WI
be stood. For two have heci"s a cTagg
ashore round UP Dewey md Schlcy. anf
'Rut what's the uSe ~ fnlkinE ctncldl
business with DRY thront, Euhut hrose
~ the old sen dog Haven you raSS
o rum handy that yon can hrNa"h my
ihc eorresnondcnt had his uogcin vita
the veteran commanders " our land and
scr forces. and then-thc secretary ~ war
sold:
81" " stated thpt N"'s a.n tt''"'s
contemplate rcSigniug W. a' iN'h' ION ~
studying law. their object being q" Qnauty
Tor secretary Of wnr aud secretary or "a"
navy respectively Nou caN say tNH' WIS
VIII not lie tolerated. Sh9nm NY ",
in &, iusuhordinAtc a design both VIII he
courtmnrilNlcu Rnl oiNtt''NSI" ,,.,t
In disgrace And then should thrF succeed
In getting any d"m9croth court u" HNN',
thom go proIuve. va" me- w ~
"ur iflenlS. lNN'H'l"I NnN .''." w. -
cfcllrr VIII be- brought Z" near 70 ''>'''
th"n, J haN" SP"hen. , Joe.
And serve rm NsH., A""' "''N "''
crlcd m" secretary on w" INV
Tho orderly Hnp"'f'u' n'a't"E Two SIX US
, IN SalNcr or S,"p, PSF, n ~ 'fp,,
! Spanish .hrH pi'N"' my '''" woe "'N "
ih" Rrooklyu
who + n now demanded secretary
Long, trritotod Ht the 'ni'''Ir''''. W."
me. who Is ~ now ...
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

tsnt1- WORM .r,,o rc,ords - ths ~ ~
q, lam AZ mis- ro,r,iv for Inc v0nr iust
rl..od show hat I6G6 perSans we're mar.
ried During iga1 the 'lcrk handled 5pN
ln.js deeds OF trust. releascs etc. aud Of
chgttcl mortgages upon AN sorts 81 personal
propert, there we're during the last ycaS
3iol.
DALLAS. ON January ~ the taxpayers
Il naNas viii decide by ballot whether OF
not this city shall Issue S'h"" worth ~
additional water works Improvement bonds
ia vompicic the work no" nnaer way +"
mat depaf'm'h'.
Waco The work Of putting m inc otln
Of the nov hrAEo across ,nc h11aoH AZ.
Wy, ',' HnlSn'p W. - t, g., ,.c IN
wiz IT, ,,"t ,,,, Eridrc
p Noun non, 49,, ~ d" ~" ''' '"' '''
M. no E,,r
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HE plsPENsARY SYSTEM.
The Receipts from It in South Carolina
Have Passed $500 600

Columbia, 5. C.. January S.--Th, prohts
derived from the South Carolina dispeusary
system have reached the minimum hgutcS
predicted by Senator Tillnln when he made
the campaign n favor n the State monop-
oily " the liquor business. He THEN said
that the dispensary prnhtS would reach
from SJOo,uaG 70 Sl.NDoOO wear The
annual report Of tho State board If dirpc.
tors shows that purchases of LIQUOR durius
the year amounted 10 Si,GlT.HT3 and th,
gross sales exclusive NJ beer by beer dis
penscrs. were S2,32s,6sl. The net profit 10
'he state school fund Is Sl2o aG2. while the
let profit 70 the counties and towns di.
Nlded equally, Is Si2A2s5. The total net
profit b. S545. 24S
The board reports that while the accrued
school fund Is considerable amounting at
present - sGll.$54, IN Is available very
slowly for payment Ia the schools. as that
is our only working capital"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
SEES NO REAL ISSUES.
Candidate Tracy Believes Most Popular
Man WiH MIN

Man wan Min
Rcckdalc Texas january 4-Cclone y.
". Tracy. candidate 10y congress In this.
tho sixth. district, Is nor dauutcd by the
announcements Of other candidates. hut
viii prosecute vigorous campaign TO tho
finish As 10 issues he expresses bimselr
as believing that many q those NOW pond.
Ing will be practically settled before the
next congress will convene lie thinks
that experimental self government iu cuba
will have advanced far enough Tor the
American people to form some idea ~ us
probable pcvmaneuce snd stability. that
the istdminn canal question. on which he
stands with Culherson aud Railcy viii Ne
definitely settled that the status ~ Porto
Rico semi Anyrlcan and semi foreign Is
too anomalous 10 endure. and thar Sooner
or later the inhabitants ~ tho island must
ho fully recognized and vested with al
Of tho privileges of American citizenship
or cease 70 10 considered as attached Ia
the United States at 3u. lic Is lu favor
~ geftiue rid VI the Philippine islands as
soon as stable form ~ self government
can he established lie commeud> the
course and finding % Admiral dewey In
the Schlry court " inquiry and d an ar.
dent admirCr ~ AdmiTM Srhlcy. IN TO
tho prcscut no says hc cap 500 mo- such
thing as difference I'm Issues with his rom.
ppfifOrg
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eveRgT7-MooRE syNDrcATE.-
The Chairman Makes 4 Favorable Report
on the Present lnNestinations


Cleveland Ohio Inuuarv S-Chsirman
Ncwcomb 81 the bankers committee ~
seven. temporarily in charge ~ the affairs
of the Everett Moore syndicate. said 10
night; "On Saturday night we concluded
our investigation OF the affairs Of the De
troit Emitted railways. This property is IN
splendid shape aud Is pronounced uuqual-
ncdly by the committee as being magnl
ncent Investment. Before the committee az
seven took charge ~ the syndicate affairs
cursorv examination showed that frem
800. 900 to 5000 600 could he reasonably
expected in eQuti = after ~ obligations
have hecn entirely cancelled But this
largely depends on the keeping Of narkat
prices 1t Is for this that an extension nj
time Is ssled aud Which we now believe
will certainly he accomplished.
Men who are looking for great bargains
in bonds viii he doomed to disappointment.
There is No disposition 20 sell syndicate Sc
Cvrlties on the part Of the hanks and We
do not expect any 70 he thrown upon the
market"
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

MILLER PAGE san Angelo. Texas,
January Miss katie Miller aud NJ
Jobn Page were married a Eldorado, IN
Srhlelcher county on December %, Rev.
Barnett performing the ceremony.
ALLEN POW - Kingsbury, Texas.
January married az the residence OF
W r. Powers. January /. Miss Coloma
powers no MIR &. g. Alien ~ san Antonio.
RHEA -RHEA. -Mexla. Texas, January 3.
last night nj the residence Of Rev. J, +.
Mckenzie iu this city Mr., George d. khea
aud Mrs. Luttic j. Rhea we're married,
BRoCKSIAN-EILIS, Haskell. Texas,
January 2-Air Bert Brockman aud Miss
TJns iofts were married last evening az
the residence or the brides parents.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
a. Al Ahlene

Abilene Texas, January 5.-rhe barn ~
r h. carter was burned about o'clo'k
thls evening. tn" buggy, buggy horse and
a calf were also burned
The barn had JUST heen oiled With feed,
o NJ which was lost. Tho barn Is thought
Go have been sell are by some person.
There was a small insurance on the bald.
Inc
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huckshHf and the entire tnp of his head
WAS torn on The wife and children picked
W. the bcdv lpd placing 20 on tho nod 10
aimed alone With it throughout the night.
pfi aid to venture out to give an alarm lest
tteY meet tho same cruel fate Mr. Hail
was - years old aud one % tho best known
farmers In the COUNTY There H. absolutely
no clew 10 tho pe-pciruior 81 the deed
Bleodhoupds were sent for and No effort
will be spared TO capture she assassin.
Great excitement prevails and " tue guilty
party is captured lynching viii uDdoubt-
Sd1V follow
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Jennings La, January "a well laid
plan TO burn the rice warehouses along the
Southern Pacific track was discovered yes
terday evening and guards We're stationed
last night 10 catch the party when he made
the attempt 10 Ore sucks OF straw aud
paper which were found tucked iu between
Inc eills and hoor. 81 several Of the ware
houses. bur ihr attempt was no. made
All tho warehouses are hlled and would haNa
been heavy loss.
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SUNDAY IN NEW YORK UNDER Low.
A Better Observance OF the Sunday and
the Excise Laws.

New York, January 3. The sunday and
excise laws were more strictly enforced in
Greater New York today than has been
the custom. though there was no order
from police headquarters bearing directly
On tue subject, and this was by no means
dry sunday"
The better class Of saloon men were told
they must not tolerate any noisy customers
nor was any one 10 be allowed TO become
Intoxicated Ia their places The lower class
81 saloons and resorts were told 10 close
day The RRlues law hotels WERE VERY
careful 10 issue the nsuai sandwich with
each drink
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Two From Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. January Dallas county
bas two candidates Tor state offices be-
fore the democratic primaries and fN'ir
friends are bard ~ work Va thrir 'ntersS..
oIS Eaton Is a candidate for judge.
shin on tho court of criminal appeals ana
Robert r. Allen is running for llencaant
governor Both men have strous ana en-
thuslsstic supporters and are preparing ''
make energetic cauyaSses,
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eEoReIA RAILRoAo WREcK.
Three Men We're Killed and Two Were
Slightly Injured.

Three Men We're Killed and Two Were
Slightly Injured
Atlanta, Ga. January As tho result
Of n head end collision between two freight
trains Of the Southcrh railway early tais
morning near Rex. Ca. fourteen miles
from here. three Of the train crew were
killed and a number ~ freight cars were
DESTROYED nv 6re the dead;
t-NC;INrER G. G. WALLACE. Atlanta.
FIAGMAN Z. II. HARRIS, Jackson, ga.
FIREMAN PRATtIER
rnrineer Whatley and Fireman Hicks or
this cItv we're slightly injured.
The two trains met on sharp. curve. me
derntlad oars catching hre. 1, Is said the
collision was caused by a disregard OF
signals.
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THE WORK OF AN ASSASSIN.
Kentuekian Killed While Sitting at Home
in Midst Of His Family

Franklin. KY. January 5.-Pleas Hall WAS
as>assinated at his home, 1--WE miles from
Fanslin. about o'cloeA last night while
,t,ing around his hearihstonc With his wife
aud four children. llG was nred upou
through the window wlth a donhle.bar-
relied gun heavily loaded with sluss and
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Eri.oo AttorneYs Appelnted.

Fort Worth Texas. Jenuary 5.-lnforms'
ton OF the appointment Of West. Smith 4
Chapman as general attorneys for the Fris'
co lines In Texas wss received here tonight
The antciptment was made by general So
licitor OF the road 81 - louis, T. =, thVN-
rr The appointment Is effective at once.
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a. nhin shnntinn AffraY.

Toledo ohio. January "a shooting at
fray occurred last night at Upton Ohio.
tho result OF watch Is that John Lee, gr.,
T. al the polut 81 death and James saylor
has been arrested. The men had an sitter
ratlnu ending in Ssyior shooting Lee
through the stomach
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To Vote on Municipal Ownership.

Lake Charles, La, January 5The cltl'
Kens held mass meeting at the court
house last night and voted 10 submit the
repor, OF the committee Of fifteen clu-
zeas who recommends the purchase of the
witsr works and electric light plants Of
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Freestone County Primaries.

wortham. Texas, January 1.-The demo
cratic executive committee met In the rou
house at Fairvlew yesterday and April
was set for the holding OF the county
primary election. with full hstch Of can
didofes in the Geld
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Gin at Stafford.

Missouri City. Texas, January 4--About
= o'clock this morning the gin house az
stafford burned 10 the ground, The build.
ing was owned by Dr. W b Cochran Il
MAS insured for S2lOo
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Loss at Greenville.

Greeuville. Texas, January h.--rhe fruit
aud confectionery stock of n r. Keith
WIS destroyed by irr this morning loss
about SI75n. insured for 500, The building
belonged 10 q, :. Perkins aud WAS badly
damaged: covered by insurance.
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Prince Opens His Campaign.

Corsicsna. Texas. January 4-Hon. r T.
Prince has gone 70 Limestone county, Mr.
Prince has opened his campaign for con
gress in earnest Hts law partner, j. j.
NcCIeilsnd accompanied him
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Corslcana, Texas. January .. Fire de
stroyed the stock OF the Globe Mercantile
company aud tho building was badly dam
aged Fully covered by Insurance.
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Rankrupt stock sale.

Runge Texas, January 4.--It IS announced
hy l. G. Howell, trustee Ia bankruptcy.
that he stock OF goods belonging 10 q. r.
shlror WIN be sold at public auctica ON
January IL.
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noesoN TO RESIGN FROM NAVY.
II is Said He viii Be a Candidate for
Congress-.

Birmingham. January "a special TO the
Age-Herald from Montgomery, says that
Captain Richmond r HolSon viii soon re-
sign from the navy and enter politics. II
Is said he viii oppose Hon. John II. Aank-
head as congress sIau from thf sixth dis
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the Ice. Light aud Wsisr Works company
for $4,000 TO the rity council and ask
That body 10 cal an election r. vote On
bonds issue for that purpase
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ExPLosloN III 4 eAs PLANT.

One Man Mssne ard Another Was
Fatally Injured.
Bradford. Ia, January The Pennsyl-
wanna Gas company's plant OF Ludlow wss
wrecked tonight hy an explosion. Details
~ the occurrence are lacking. Warren
re6orts that ope man Is missing and that
another was blown through the size ~ the
hnildinr and fatally injured.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, January ;.

- sabine fAInl. New YORK.
s. lsrne dSrl. Cnrdin
SAILED
IS Teodorn de Largnsgu ,BrJ, Mauebes
ter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

regarding the work In fact this house
regards Mr.. Dick as model chief ex-
ecutive. who would do credit to any
city.
We thank the city council for their
help rendered 70 our work We also
especially thank Messrs. Sam Noble,
DR.. j. f. Son and Erret Dunlap for
taking $25 stock each in the furniture
and fixtures Of the institution. Their
hearts are in the right place and We
we have made the best possible use
of the capital they so graciously en-
trusted to us.
We have seen sorrow and distress
on every hand since coming to the
Territory four years ago. and have
tried in our weak way to relieve as
much of it as possible. We have gone
beyond our means and as a result we
have personal obligations which we
are not able TO meet, owing to rever-
ses in business ventures we have
made. Our faith in the final outcome
has not wavered for a single moment.
God has raised up friends Of us who
will not let us sink as long as we
trust in him and do his work here
We have been misunderstood and our
motives misconstrued by many, but we
have received encouragement from
sources of financial ability in Ard
more, and when it seemed that the
star of hope would be obscured by
clouds OF misfortune, God, in his inf
mite love. smiled upon us and we see
the drawing Of better and more
.1itful day.
"a 0rr retrospection of the record of
In, l,arclwood Hospital. We would
not for mon.ent forget the Ardmore-
ite and its force of workers whom we
have found ever ready to champion
the cause Of mercy and lend a helping
hand in any enterprise for the public
good and especially for the relief of
Gods poor. The Ardmoreite, in all its
departments. deserves liberal patron
age from the whole of the Indian Ter
ritory.
We would not have any one think
we are against any church or its pas.
tor, but We have often asked each
other. why don't the preachers come
around and see what we are trying
to do?" Echo answers "why?"
Very respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LIE MAY, M. ID
LOUIZA LEMAY.
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Women's MIsslonarv sooletv.

The Woman's Missionary Siciety OF
the First Presbyterian church will
meet on Thursday afternoon. Dec. 1S
at 3 o'clock with Mrs Pugh. Topic
"Mountaineers," leader, Mrs. Red.
field. Members. please remember
that this will be the time to pay our
dues. II anyone finds that she will be
unable to attend the meeting please
send dues to treasurer.
MRS. S. S. CARR, Pres.
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W b. Johnson leaves tomorrow af-
ternoon for El Paso where he Will
visit his family
Mr. and Mrs Geo. w Burris are in
the city from Tishomingo.
NJ r. Murphy left this evening for
Burksville, KY. where he will spend
Christmas with his parents and
friends
Judge c. c. Potter. w. A. Ledbetter
and c. L. Herbert left yesterday after.
noon for South McAlester to be pres.
ent today when the Judges OF the citi.
zeuship court will hand down their de.
cision in the case OF the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations VS. Riddle and nine
others
Nick Wolfe went back to Tishomin.
go yesterday.
A Moore was in the city today. He
and his son have big contract up on
the Santa Fe running from Pauls Val.
ley northeast near the Canadian river.
Attorney w. NJ Franklin is in the
city from Madil and paid the Ard.
moreite visit last night.
W. c, Eyerhart came in last night
from Sherman
/. Beauman assistant engineer OF
the Santa Fc is in the city today
H. Mytrs. Fay l.. Crosset. w. G.
Barnes and 7. p. Howell are in the
city from Davis.
Lee Williams came in last night
from Tishomnigo.
| j. b. Harrison is attending the dis
trict court from Dougherty
w. o. Kennedy is in the city from
Oklahoma City.
c, NJ Coppage. j. A. Smith and J
c. Smith We're in the city last might
from Marietta
Marshal b. H. Colbert went to Deni
son on the belated train this morning
Chas. Durie arrived this morninl
from up near the Kansas line.
}. A. Mays who has been in tn,
city a day or two from Elk CITY o
T, left this morning for Dallas.
c. b. CTobe) Bee came in this morn
ing from a collection trip for Russell
Dick & Lee.
Attorney VIM H. Murray is her,
from his farm at Nida, /. r.
Chas. p Whiteman of Oklahom,
City is business visitor to Ardmore
DR.. T. p. Howell is in the city from
Davis.
DR.. l.. b. Miller of Madill is amonl
the visitors TO Ardmore.
Rev. ]. W. Morris is here iron
Tishomingo.
Mrs. John f. Easley and little daugt
ter, Maurine. departed this afternoo
for Sonoraville, Ga, where they wer
called on account of the serious IL
ness of Mrs. Easley's father. DR.. NJ.
Dudley.
n. r. Tisdall. general manager c
the Fort Worth Real Estate compan,
is here on brief business visit.
Doss Keith will leave this afternoo
on a holiday visit at Dalton, Ga.
Deputy and Mrs. Ed House of d,
Wis witnessed the production of 9TH
Tanning of the Shrew" at Kloski'
opera house last night
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CITIZENSHIP COURT NEWS
TOWNSEND AND CLAYTON ERRED
IN TRYING CASES DE NoVo.
The Contentious Of Both Nations sus-
tanned and All DEGREES Of Citizen
ship Are Null and Void-court
Takes an Adjournment.
Special to the Ardmoreite.

SptCtdl 10 the ATumOTcite,
South McAlester. /. T., Dec. IT,
$3.50 p. m.-Presiding Judge Adams to-
day read decision announcing all court
DEGREES Of citizenship on the grounds
that notice en- both nations was In.
Judges Townsend and Clayton erred
in trying cases de novo instead Of re-
viewing Dawes commission. Burden
Gispensable and Judges Townsend and
Clayton erred in trying cases De novo
instead OF reviewing the Dawes com
mission. Burden of proof now is on
court claimants. all cases to be tried
on merits. Court adjourned till Jan.
l12.
Another telegram from Mansfield,
McMurray & Cornish was received by
Jesse Jordan this afternoon which
reads
"A decision of the Choctaw citizen.
ship commission rendered this day
sustains both contentious of the ma
tions.
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ttavenwood HospltaI Aaaln.

1dNcnWOou FNospledi rNSah'
The name of Havenwood Hospital
has not been before the public for
some time, and as there are well
wishers who doubtless would like to
know of its work, we will give a brief
sketch of what has been accomplish
ed, that they whose hearts are touch
ed by the scenes of distress so com
mon as to pass unobserved by the
general public. may know that their
offerings and prayers have been fruit
full
Our fast patient, Denna Bailey en-
tered the hospital Sept. 3, 1902. She
was treated by Dr. Won Keller ecov-
cry would have been complete; but
her father had promised 20 remove his
family to a farm where he could earn
a living for them if we would take the
child. He failed to keep his promise
and we regarded that We should not
ask the charitably inclined to maintain
the child when the father was able
TO do so, therefore we turned her back
to him on the 2sth day of September,
1902 She was much improved in
health, thanks to the skill of DIR. Won
Keller. No donations for her support
were received by us.
Our second patient, Mr.. Daugherty,
turned over to us by the secretary of
the Benevolent society, was helpless
being paralyzed, and 73 years old. We
kept him twelve days and the Benev.
olent society ordered him returned to
his people, who claimed that they
wished to remove him from this city
The cost of keeping this patient was
at least, 81 per day, as a nurse had to
attend him constantly. The Benevo
,lent society paid the nurse and we
paid the cost Of board for patient
and nurse; also for washing.
Third patient, Emma Carter, aged
nineteen, given into our care by AS
SCISSOR and collector Roberts on the 23t
day Of September. 1902. Her child and
herself were sent to the Rescue Home
at Dallas, Tex, on the 9th day of De
cember. 1902. zNiia SD
Fourth patient. John Welch, aged
fifty-four, consigned by Mayor Dick OF
the 10Th day of September, 1902. Mr.
Welch has a complication of chronic
ailments from which there is no hop,
Of ultimate recovery. His condition
under proper diet and medicine ha,
somewhat improved. He is still unde
our care and treatment.
For the care of the last two named
we have received in all $71.55, which
was paid by the city council for whicl
We extend thanks in behalf of thos,
poor creatures who can never repa!
except in words and feelings of graft
tude. OF course any one can see tha
the amount received did not cover cos
of maintenance of these patients. w,
are not complaining, however, but sim
ply stating facts.
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to Mayor Dick. whose interes
in this work has been deep and sin
cere. He has given us every encour
agement we could ask. He has beel
patient in hearing any statement w
have found necessary to make to hin
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Notice.

A meeting of tho vestry of ST. Phil
lips Episcopal church is called by the
meeting to be held in the
directors room of the First National
bank of Ardmore on Friday afternoon
December 10, at o'clock. sharp. A
full attendance is earnestly request.
ed as business needing immediate at
tention will be considered.
FRED A JUNY, Rector.
]. w. GoLLEDGE. Warden.