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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
MooRMhNs zuccEssoR.

Dr. Young Writes ettsr Asking That His
Name Sc Not Used
The presentation NJ the name NJ Dr
o. Young Of Galveston as Norman
successor Is stu heing agitatei among the
veterans. Or Young does no, consider
himself IS well suited for The place as his
friends do and yesterday tho following
letter was received from him,
Colonel r. II, Fall, Houston. Texas
Galveston, Texas, January Is My Dear
Colonel Your note to sue and the news.
papers have made me aware Of the great
compliment you intended paving me by
placing me ~ nomination as adiutaut gen.
eral Of the United Confederate Veterans,
to succeed the noble Moormnn
thaGk you from the bottom of my heart
Ior ms unexpected and, ! may add, unde.
served honor, and I also feel deeply crate.
ful To my friends all over Texas who have
90 generously and unsoldshiy rendered me
iner Endorsement and assistance, hut 7
,eel tnss would be rHiust 20 myself aud
nomination, admitting that / stand even
q remote chance Of being elected
In my opinion Moorman's successor
should he q man who was q Confederate
soldier in fact rs well as in name: one
who risked MS life and shed his blood on
the battlefield In defense OF the south
raLner than one who, however eager and
portunity IL devotion To our cause; II a
Willingness 20 toll and labor FOR the vel.
rare OF the now too rapidly dlsappearIng
oand OF veterans were all the requisites /
would gladly accept the responsibility And
would stand back for no man But In lmT
opinion, more than these are necessary. rad
! can not bring myself to feel that have
any right 10 ask even Indirectly TINT Won
and your associates should vote for me.
When General Policy was elected com.
mander OF the Texas division and asked me
70 become his ad1utant general | declined
Tor the very reasons I am giving Won nov,
nut such veterans as yourself, Colonel
Stafford, Charlie Settle. George Branard'
Billy Schadt and score Of Others insist oil
on my accepting, being so good ms to saw
that the veterans needed my assistance
During my whole life / have never
shirked n responsibility nor have | over
placed myself IN false position knowing
y. / know there are hundreds OF mon
better equipped than | for the posltion.
ana thousands who are more deserving OF
IT, and therefore beg you not 10 place
my name before the executive committee
on Monday next. Yours truly and sincere
The abeye won't go with me. said
Colonel Fall yesterday so many letters
ana kilograms are coming TO me Endorsing
Dr. Young that feel the committee wifi
seriously consider what ! present 10 them
relative 70 the doctor
Like nash Of gunpowder. Or. Youne's
comrades are urging me 20 90 IN and win.
They all know DR. Young is the man fo.
the place. The comrades will sec whnt
they will see when the commIttne ne.
semhles on the 18th The honor I'm being
presented before fhe COMMITTEES Is Krenf
even with failure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
THE G0EBEL MURDER CASE
JUDGE CANTRELL SUMMONS GRAND
JURY BEFORE HIM.
How He Was Approached and Overtures
Made for the Disclosure of Testi-
mony Given by Youtsey.

| FRANKFORT, Ky. January ia sensation
was caused in the Franklin circuit court
today when Circuit Judge Cantrlli sum.
moned the grand jury which has had
under Investigation the Goebel murder case.
hearing testimony of Henry L. Youtsey,
INTO open court Judge Cantrlll said TO
the Jury:
'GentIcmon: | understood that certain
person or persons have approached some
member Of the Jury aud made INQUIRY AS
i !" ui"IiteIS which have been before the
Jury u lh's is fact, | want you 10 re-
p"rt u 10 the court, or II there have been
"'N "TpluVeS or ntimntiOus to you"
Mu James hlddell, who lives at Benson
,Sst ulght, a man Of medium height. win
elaeh mar, well dressed aud of good XII
dress was as his home.
and le man gave his name as Mcdowell,
Ind that he knew W s Tav iicrap tbni
nE knew | was mGgher of the Jury
No.,,n mad the Investigation Of Henry E'
h9ntSey that since the Investigation OF
ms case and the testimony OF Youtsev
IayIYr was much worried, had grown
'maolated; that he lMcDowclD knew Hi
W we , members OF the Jury, had a diagram
9, thr,r houses anu knew whore they lived
ht NNlG ne wanted % talk privately with
nv ana said he wanted information about
tue testimony OF Noutsey and would get
With me "''iuo
He called me outside Of the house and
stated than If there was enough evidence
against Taylor TO convict him TAYLOR that
ne; WIN others, would kiduap Taylor mn
hring him here ana divide the reward with
ne; lie then offered me money, which he
hud In his hand. aud / refused IL; then
Ne showed some money IN my vest pocket
anu told me 10 buy me hat with It: that
re- saw there was no opportunity 10 get the
Information He said he was stopping az
me Capitol hotel, anJ had driven out 10
The Judge insttueted the money 10 he
turned over 10 HE trustee OF the Jury
iund, and the grand jury was instructed 10
Investigate tile matter A warning 10
secrecy was given
To friend Rildeu said,
This man said there wus $1,000 offered
FOR raylor's delivery at frankfort and
that he would give me one-nith az the
money n would tell HIN all that Youtsey
hnd snh about the conspiracy TO kill Cover
nor Goehel J told him | could not he IN,
luced 10 tell ANYTHING Of what had heard
yoWsey SAY In the fury room. aud that / |
had not even told my wife that Youtsey
was before the Jury"
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PERSONAL MENTION.

:. Taylor Of San Antonio was one Of
lnc Hlce's guests yesterday
j. r. Hodges, mn Austin hotel man uas
Il guest Of tho Rice yesterday
j. Il. Westmorelsnd Of Eagle Lake was
guest OF the Rice yesterday
a, {. oliver. Jr., of Dougassvile was
guest OF the Latham yesterday
C. H. Van Noppen Of Greensboro \ e.
was guest Of tho Bristol YESTERDAY.
Sol Brombcrg, n Galveston travelling man
was registered at tho Bristol YESTERDAY
o. NJ Smith Of Cleveland waa aunst
OF the Brnzos while In Houston yegtcrdnv
W s, Eden, the weli-kuown hotel man N
'hIrago, was registered at the Rice ycs.
torday.
]. y. Holloway OF I'll Campo was IN Hor,.
Latham, a. 'H'
W. Z. McCracken Of Memphis. Tom was
N honaton yesterday md was registered AT
the Rice CIV
j. r Richards Of Bay CITY was in the
Bristol CT '''
II. pincus left FOR New York ,ostcrd,v
va me international and Great Northern
W, u, Conway Of Bonhsm was visitor
| the LathBm. '''s- wi
j. NJ. Hansboro ~ Cold sprlpe wss fin
| the city Yesterday and was rcelstcrrJ M
the Rrazos ''
Edward Thompson md wife ~ ST I,ou,,
we're IA Houston yesterday and were regis
tered at the Rr5zos
| Mr.. R 7 Harvey left ris tho 1n+orns
| tlonai md Groht Northern fast mail for IS,
| Louis Yesterday afternoon
a. Sump left for sholbyyiue. I'LL. r,s
! the International and Great Northern f1t'
mail yesterday afternoon
r. n Foster, who travels for Chtcss,
mouse, with headquarters In this city, Va.
! a. tho burnett yesterday
Mr. n Repsdorph Is reported 70 re cult,
! ill AZ his residence, No 4O0 Cepltol avenue
with had case Of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Honea cf wac,
| are visiting their relatives Dr and Nrs
James F Duncan, Of Drummer
scT r ,sn4tffidr % that Of the Jennings aeld
| AZ officials have decided to have the wen
! kd and thoroughly cleaned Mt once. ana
" this Is done they believe they will
II good producing we'll.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
STRAW PAY ROLL.
Officials OF 5elleviIle, H.. Convicted
OF DefTaudinn the Cit

Officials OF 6cllevile, H., Convicted
OF Oetraudn9 tho City
talcoso. January i6-Thc trim Of Frod
N 'onderhurg mayor; william d. West,
70 clerk ana John Stryckllu. commits.
rRr Of streets Of the city OF Bellevue
Jfcharged with malfeasauce In orfice and
stlsplracy to defraud the city. which has
y ON in tho st, Clair county circuit
" for the last four days, came 10 an
= last night, when the jury returned a
let nndlug all three men guilty AS
ged' says a dispatch to the Trlhppe
helleyille, III. Vanderburg was giyen
years IN the Chester peniteuti0ry and
of 5000 Stryckiiu received one vrar
ned 500, and the punishment Of West
left VITA the court ''''
Indictment charged that Strv,LIin
hhfged q number. Of straw men an
" roll for several months. with tbo
&efdge and VIII OF Vanderburg Snd
& orders would be drawn on the
lSs6y, for pay Tor these and StrycRlYp
n.y. then, according to previous nprnn.
~ 2llNue the money equally with nix .o.
q Is In crime II was also round IN
~ Ton that The trio OF OTHERS had
- warrants ana by other svstemntir
-" hnd defrauded the CITY ~ psiis
Z NJ OF several thousand dollars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

. & ~ ... separate claims. ageregutlug
yr'H,o0, for the finding OF fact under tho
provisions Of the Tucker act, lie con
tcuded the resolution would remove the
statute OF limitation, which already be- al
many Of these old claims The claims were
all for stores and supplies taken by Federal
forces during the civil war
MIR Payne conducted n Gllhuster, but lie
was overrlddeu by friends of the measure
Who comprlscd all the democrats and halt
the republicans. ON roll call on the adop-
Ton OF the resolution however a quorum
iourucd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
rHE sHARKs, cLrB.

THE SHARKS CLUB.
TIC demand Tor public charity board
union O! the charity giving societies OF tine
city. as suggested In yesterdays Post. has
sroused an admirer Of the Sharks club,
wbo writes over the nom de plume OF zone
woo knows
What Is said Of the splendid work this
excellent organization Is doing shows what
grand possibility would face lle union
Of an the church societies, lodge and phil
anthroIi organizatiors with such as tho
SHARKS club 10 act under one direction
and along Laa lines the latter mas followed
since its institution
After carefully reading that thoughtful
srtlele IN this days Post. and tne state.
ments o. a Practical pailanthropist,
u Il vel ououEh for city Ike san An
-onio % boast ~ intended charities anS
.ehef for her destitute people but Hous
ton. tho great metropolis ~ Texas. might
the Union, must move on uo1ler iines.
Houston is too grand, Dor citizens too
io6ie, TOO religious 60 proclaim broadcast
ae untold charity she has done and con.
Houston follows the Gospel advice.
Woen rou give sims lct not your loff hand
foow what sour ri-hi aani does Hons
IN, always generous iu hen thoughts. is
'ver delicate iu thc practical working Of
ier phUantlropby Shp wells her charity
iHder the forpiddins name of Tie sharks
Tub"
Who would loos for charity from a
SHARK Bat ~ r. fact FOR months yoa
'or Years. No" sharks havo met tho de-
r8nds NJ fhc needs m our city Merchants.
'aukers, new spapcr men and lahorcrs be-
ouE 70 tnis rlun What q thcme, what
pen picture The words SHARKS club
ihcve hundreds m roor nitl JOYOUS smiles
're-sp-e9dirs piuched features on rc"eiv
ne relief. fhD UaHos.HriHs nf Nfp aud away
% the dark background merchants hank
ar5. Wr7 NJ aiI Glasses. ~ ADJ Rulks NJ Nfp
-t1 dfayfs siisle with delight a. he good
hev are doing in secret Please Practical
Pal ntnroplsi give vs. tbrouah The sym
Ha-0"tlo columns Of Tho Post fhls per
p.Cfl-e o. Houston working far the needy
Examine tho work NJ No society They
claim that no worthy person ever appealed
% them without instant relief and more
than that, even the unworthy have nevei
failed 10 secure that which Is ahsolutell
necessary for pressing wants Moraov or
net q cent does any member or any othe
person receive for this distribution q
CHARITY perBons IN the society who hav
control of part az their lime willingly an
lovingly devote their spare hours 10 thl
noble work
Men OF every denomination N Christia
belief, Hebrews and non-Christians. helon
to the club. Men ~ every calling belon
70 H. Lot ts ranks he fliedl
Among rho hidden beauties and Treasure
of this great city none looms ur with crea
ar brightness before God and man than IN
Sharks club One Who Knows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
"LovERs LANE ..

Lovers Lane which william
Brady oners AZ the opera house 'Tueslay
January 70. matinee aud night, takes those
wno visit It's hospitahle shades through do.
Ter, One. sees. too glimpses az small Town
LIE, which are refreshing ana full on charm
The play opens IN the little parlor on tho
lures. the sunlight streaming fhrourh ~
big window, and beyond \ Charming r,sts
q trees and quaint houses and bright now'
Sfs y here that Or. Singleton writes
sEss siRtesbI geetk Csc ee4g q sst ts2
s Asstistes V @sgE NsE tH1 hsusk kag sjYlI
sssRs wSSetN Tes@ u che mAfssags sery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
CABINET OFFICERS ouALIFY.
The Only New Member Was Forne,
Governor OF Snrnrn


Mexico city, January 10.-General FIR,
wv" 'ooA the oath OF office as n coun-
VI var al noon today and ioyere Dc
,"'lSu e'tfAl' who has been at tile hnitors,
OF Tue federal district government.
sworn IN as minister or the interior ,ess 10
sl4l Manuel Gonzales Cosio took the board
menu 'n sS6 o. the department OF eneour conn
'ster OF communications and nublic Tor II the
ths csbin Norari' the only new mefib,ud be
state OF sonora wbare 'IhiS governor q agreed
record aud won a high DEERE nrie teach
favor His appointment msets vi, Ror tlelr
eral approval "V''S win me be
M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

ri Exchange Organized at Beaumont.
-jaumont Texas. January l6 The Beau.
4 crude oil exchange was organized
\ evening with fortytwo members. The
Irter will be held open until February /,
| II NIFTY members are secured before
4 date II will then he closed AppUca-
b for charter viii be Med at once with
secretary of state.
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Policeman Willard Dead

U.s. Tenn, January lG George MI.
eN'polleeman, died today from IA.
lcelVed on December 81. IN aalt
ieplng Bear, a full blooded Choetaw
.vssllng Beau, who claims to be- A
I'm H'IiAie lhdlai school, assaulted
the head severe
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and n, entire stock without limit or reser,

81" "'"r,-,---' - '''
ana tue hoar DIN, now pending Ia tn
senate. President Springer said IL ih
| proposod r,ercer ,,.os ,,,.o. -....
| a., VI, 'i'su''''nd w.
Wv SAUNA, 1--we H'ock association won
| string packing houses from Chicago z
san Francisco,
| T., r,.,,,,..,..
iu '''f'"S' T." l' appeal from the CA
! ecutlNe committee for Legislative workju
! Innd, 5000 was subscribed In less thai
resolution, introduced 10y Frank y
| stewart OF South Dakota. protesting
| against the packing merger. was udouted
purihg an address at the afternoon scS
Sou Jerry simpson favored tariff reform
| ana san inc Enactment of the tariff law bl
| germany was discrimination agains
american products and should teach Us now
our preSeht tarln system discriminate
against othGr countries
herpert y iiadlrH Of Kansas city, IT
an audieSs said thAt the removal of tn,
tarlH on meat pr"lnctS, which action Wa'
suggested ny ne National butchers az
shcl2tloh' Wouid please the packers, bi
WOULD Work great injury to Amerlc
iaTmNrs
Aoheht inc deiegates were entertail
a. an elaborate smoker at Convention h
lolh9rIpw wv OF the delegates viii st
ior memphis an9 New orleans ON a specs
I'm "te, tnt frisco; ~
ue ,uhpNlus resolutions, recommenB
thNor"niS pA tne SNeeutiNe committee, wa
tahVh ny iot c"hSluyrhllon: al
IIn n9orsis me me omnibus Statehood bill
lnd9rslng the policy OF the agricul III
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New Well at Welsh Nearly Ready.

\ elsh' La. January 10. The four-inch
t. was connected with the straner with
accident today In the Southwestern
pile we'll but 1t has ralncd nil DIV ana
| wen could not be brought In as prom
I AZ dark tonight the valve was closed
RI tomorrow halliug viii commence and
ol ho DOUBT tue well will be completed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
CITY HALl NOTES.

The mayor and finance committee ~ tho
council have agreed upon the items Of the
budget ~ b. adopted pcst month and
which viii hc set forth in tho mayor
annual message ou IN" 10Th.
Said city official yesterday; "rhcre
viii bo nothing done towards building tho
international and Great Northern tunnel M
the Preston avenue crossing until the trains
0re compelled 60 stop upou approaching
~" busy crossing ~ provided In tho
Thompson resolution"
Chief Artc has notified the city ofhclals
that it is unsafe to take tho heavy nrc
apparatus, such as engines md ladder
trucks. over the unpaved streets as they
arc In denger OF being anchored In the
mud.
Finol action on the city charter will he
taken next Monday by the council. Tho
proofe are In the hands OF the CITY ser
rotary aud " no more amendments ara
added or alterations made 800 copies viii
loo printed and the State legislature aakad
to enact its provisions into law.
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naIneer KiIIsd h Collisinn

Aeha' Texas, January Ia. Two
\ rains collidcd at Argo, i've miles
OF uils place, on tue Cotton Rolf
hu ihiS morning John Cox. opa ~
p siAeetS, was Killed outright. and one
ofaAemen was seriously inlured'
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NO ABATEMENT OF PLAet

Houses Burnad e. 49,. system IS
, hef Funds Coming In.
aASuan' Mexico, January 1s.-Fpa Malaria
cases Of plague and four deaths -
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Work Resumed at Mineral m.ns

! eFa! Wells, Texas, January l6,-Work
nheen resumed on the deep we'll by III,
'lnhN boring for oil In the east part ~
y Ihcy expect to 20 down 1850 feet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
HAS A SPLENDID RECORD
An Admirer of The Sharks Club Tells
Of Its Work.
NECESSITY FOR ORGANIZED CHARITY
Cstes Multiplying Where United Effort
Of All Chsritably Inclined Citizens Can
Find Opportunity to Do Coed

The demand for an organized board Of
charity through which all the charitable
socigfies Of the city may cooperate Is
growing more insistent each day.
Tue attention Of The Post was called
10 ali especially worthy work being done
By a few noble women who are caring for
woman who Is desperately stricken with
consumption and who Is too sensitive TO
make public appeal for aid. These WON.
en- are contributing to her comfort as far
ss thelr means and time viii permit. but
they say an organized board NJ charity
could DC much more than lies in their
power TO do They urge tho necessity Of
Immediate organization
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Store at Jonah

fs'to"n. Texas January 10 Tho
stock q general hardware carried NV
lonah Hardware romnany ion.t
q nson county, hmwrd iRst ni~ht ~
Nh. 49," S''s'n VI hfe
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Oh.

~his siguature Is on ever boz OF THE renuia,
Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-08
Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United
States. for the Southern District, at
Ardmore.
In the matter of r. E. Philips, bank.
upt. in bankruptcy To the creditors
of r. z. Philips. in the Southern dis.
trict. in the Indian Territory, at Ard.
more. a bankrupt Notice is hereby
given that on the Both day OF March,
1908. the said r. E. Philips was duly
adjudged bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at my Office at the courthouse in the
city Of Ardmore on the 11th day OF
April. 1903, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. ap
point a trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business
as may come before said meeting.
JOHN HINKLE,
Referee In Bankruptcy
Herbert. Walker & Cannon, Attys.
First published March 30, 1908.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-08
To Advertise the erea, Southwest.

Farmers, farmers wives and daugh.
ters. school teachers. doctors, clergy
men. merchants in smaller towns. any
citizen who has something TO say, are
invited to write letters and longer ar
ticles about a locality in which they
live in the Southwest.
The territory includes Arkansas.
Arizona. Indian Territory, Southern
Missouri, New Mexico and Texas
Premiums that make it an object
are offered, a set for each state and
territory. Full particulars of the con.
ditions Of the contest and list Of the
prizes and awards will be sent uopn
application to ]. w. STEELE,
Commissioner Colonization Agency
Columbia Theater Bldg, st. Louis,
Mo. 13-tf.
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DIXIE.
rrespondence

Special Correspondence,
Dixie. + T.. April s-we are having
some March weather In April, which
ia very disagreeable.
Farmers we're very busy last week
Several have their land ready 10 plant
cotton when the time comes.
Mr.. Robberson Of Loco was in our
burg last week
Jesse Johnson went TO Ardmore last
kweek.
There Is rumor in the air that ne
wln have a wedding before long
Mr.. Palmer Of Comanche was in our
Burg Saturday.
Mr.. Miller and family from near
BeaIdton spent Saturday night VIII
Er Robberson's family
Prof Paris. a music teacher fro1
Bowie, Texas. is ia our community e.
deayoring to get a music scbo'ol
Mr.. Miller q Miller a CO q Co
snanche. was 10 our burs sat1rsGy.
Mr. TogIes and family and NJ
FoIsom and family weat 10 AraDors
Hast week
Mr. Price Eill move today to- Co
manche. I T.. 10 live We reuet Tery
much 10 lose Nj Price and family
from our community. bat wish him
success in his neE home.
T B Kishrdlu cmfvyp shriiucmfwy
Mr. Folsom has very sick chnd
Mr Bryant was sick last week but
D. better.
The young folks we're given 3 mu-
siczi entertainment A. Nj OverEtreet's
Saturday night
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the United States Court for the
Southern district OF the Indian Ter.
ritory.
In the matter OF ]. L. Clark, bank
rupt. in bankruptcy No. 5.
To the Honorable Hosea Townsend
Judge Of said court:
j. L. Clark OF Tyrola, in the
Southern district Of the Indian Terrific
ry. respectfully represents that on the
18th day OF January. last past. he was
duly adjudged bankrupt under the acts
Of congress relating to bankruptcy;
that he has duly surrendered all his
property and rights of property. and
has fully complied with all the re-
quirements Of said acts and Of the
orders Of the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decreed by the court to have a f1li
discharge from all debts pr0gable
against his estate under said bankrupt
acts, except such debts as are. except.
ed by law from such discharge.
Dated this eth day of Febru=ay. A.
d. 1908.
J. L. CLARK. Bankrupt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-08

Indian Territory, Southern district:
On this 4th day of March. 1908, on
reading the foregoing petition, It is
Ordered by the court that hearing
be had upon the same on the 18th day
Of April, A. D. 1903, before said court
at Ada, in said district. at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. and that notice there
Of be published in the Ardmoreite. a
newspaper printed In said district, and
that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at he
said time and place and show cause.
If any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be grant.
ed.
And 1t is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send by mail
to all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable Hosea Town.
send, judge Of the said court, and the
seal thereof, at Ryan, in said district
on the 4th day OF March, A. D. 1908.
(Seal.)
HOSEA TOWNSEND, Judge.
First published March 16, 1908.