The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-20
MONEY REACHES HEADQUARTERS
Receipt Of Ellis Couniys Contribution
Acknowledged by Committee.

The following letter acknowledge
Ing receipt of a contribution from
the Ellis county democrats
to the Bryan-Kern campaign
fund has been received from Treas
urer Ridder of the finance committee:
Chicago. ILL.,. Oct Is, 190S.-Mr.
J. L. Cannon. Waxahachie, Texas
Dear Sir: | am In receipt of your
favor inclosing check for $112.50,
subscription received through you
to the democratic campaign fund.
We will mail the souvenir receipts
direct to you for distribution.
CONTEMPLATING you upon your
splendid work, and assuring you
that it is appreciated by the national
committee, | am,
Yours very truly,
J. B. DOOLIN,
Assistant Treasurer.
The souvenirs referred to in the
above were received Tuesday morn
ing by Mr.. Cannon. There is one
for every one who participated in
this contribution to the campaign
fund. They have been left at the Dali
ly Light Office for distribution upon
being called for. The souvenirs are
printed in colors and the name of
the contributor is written in blank
space reserved for that purpose.
An extra effort is being made this
week to raise additional funds
among the Ellis county voters.
About S100, 900 is needed by the ma
tional committee. Anything given by
Ellis county democrats will be appre-
ciated. Hand something to one of the
the following named gentlemen this
week, so that it may be forwarded
to the campaign committee right
away The campaign is nearing an
end and there is no time for delay
in getting the funds to headquarters
to be used in doubtful districts:
G. b. VIM, j. NJ Patterson, J. NJ.
Loggins, J. T. Spencer, w. L. P.
Leigh, j. L. Cannon. H. P. Mizell.
j s. Herring Ed Cunningham, VIII
Hipp and George Coleman.
The precinct chairmen who were
appointed by the Ellis county Bryan
club several weeks ago to solicit
funds are asked to push their collec-
tons this week and send same to j.
L. Cannon, treasurer. Each voter
making a contribution will receive
souvenir as described above.
Ennis citizens are working active
ly and they expect to send in nice
contribution
Those who had part in the first
remittance are as follows:
One Dollar Contributors-W. c.
Perry. j. C. Lumpkins, H. p. Mizell,
Tom Forrest, n. G. Wise, F. J. r.
Davenport, J. M. Maloney, J. c. Ma
loney, Ed Maloney, Sam McCluney,
Sam Cauthen, B. F. Marchbanks. S.
P. Langsford, w. P Hood, Ben
Leigh, Billie Bratcher, E. J. Ander-
son. T. j. McDade, AMI Carothers,
G. w. Coleman, Jim Coleman, Cash,
w. E. Crow, 3. F. Forester, J. R.
A. Wilkinson. Hughey Bros, ]. F.
Hamilton, S. E. Hi,bu-ne, ]. D. Trip
pet, w. D. Westmcreland, S. L.
Reese, J. w. Barnett, j. D. Cogl Ian,
l.. o. Moore, T. G.. Cole, Mitchell
Kooken & Co., |. Jolesch & Co., NAL
10y & Co, W. R. Brewer. Orr Hard
ware Co.. Cox & Malloy. T. ]. Wealth
erford Dr. j. F. Wills, G. A. Wealth
erford, Pratt, McCord & Pratt,
Hughes G. Malloy, Ferris Mercantile
W. w W. DdtHCltly H. VI Gdothdhir
Malloy Lbs Co., T. B. Pittman, w.
NJ. Malloy. w. d. Pitts, Ferris Union
Gin Co.. j. NJ. Batchler, II. T. Will
cher. Frank Ezzell, T. 0. Cheatham
d. f. Thompson, Perry Robinson,
John Solan. w. j. McDuffie. T. 81.
Goodson, Capt. Carr Forrest, ]. w.
Singleton, r. c. Mitchell. A. ]. Lloyd.
W. NJ Robinson, w. w. Collier, J.
f. Owens, B. w. Couch, NJ L. Ward,
Dr. Calvert, Ed l.. McElroy, e. n.
Morton, ]. n. Spence, l.. Ward, j. R.
Couch, J. C. Couch, S. NJ. Dunlap.
Fifty Cent Contributors. j.
Self, Ira Graves, George Maxwell,
Jim Alsup, Lee Hancock. s. II.
Sharp, j. T. Penrod, J. r. Wilson. ].
J. Smith, Van Johnson, T. n. Far
rar, w. NJ. Sims. Cal Love, E. Fl.
Murphy, Whit George, NJ. Born, Max
E. Morris, j. T. Woliver,
j. A Fusion, Cross & Cross, r. F.
Taylor E. C. Wood, Roy Dunaway.
J. P. Weathers, A. F. Cottingham,
w. Stroud, j. II. Davis, W. e. Lootz,
w. NJ. Wilson, Dock Smith, j. NJ
Parker, r. e. Moore, E. j. Dunaway,
l.. A. Orme, Will Jennings, w. B.
Armstrong, J. M. Goggin, w. c. Rad