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New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
BRITISH SHIPS ADEQUATE,
State Department assured They
VII Protect americans IN Turkey.

Washington April 25-Whne conditions in the
near East continue 10 be alarming and unsettled
the State Department has received assurance from
Great Britain through the American Embassy at
London that her ships on the scene are adequate
to protect Americans as well as English subjects.
Further advices to-day from the London Embassy
contain the information that after a consultation
with the British Foreign Office. Russia has sent an
expedition from the frontier 10 Tanriz for the re
lief Of foreign nations II is also stated that the
British representatives at Teheran do not think
that the situation is serious as the American
Legation has indicated
4 dispatch from the American Embassy at Con
stantinople dated O'clock to-day states that after
severe fighting the city IS IN complete control OF
the Constitutional forces. The department has been
assured ny the embassy of the safety Of two Amer
ican women named Webb. about whom some IN
qIiries had been made
Trouble is likely continue IN the provinces Il
is said until quiet IS restored in Coustantinople
Recent information from the provinces is far from
reassuring. At Antioch. HadTr and DeurtyoI
serious state Of affairs is reported 10 have deyei
oped particularly at Deurtyol Assurances are
given that the ambassadors are leaving nothing un-
done in order TO get relief the distressed cities.
The National Assembly, sitting at San Stefano.
has declined 70 recognize the legal existence of
the present Cabinet. The members Of the Cabinet
are scattered and no new Cabinet has been formed.
according to recent advces. Under these condi-
tons. for the moment. the central government is
rather helpless.
Vice-ConsuI Debbas. at Mersine. has advised the
department that that place is quiet, but that the
conditions at Latakia and EasssI are uneasy The
situation at Hadjin IS reported
Consul Nathan. at Pdtras. Greece. was cabied
orders by the department yesterday to go immedt-
ately Mersina to take charge Of the consulate
because Of his knowledge OF Arabic and modern
Greek. which may be OF great assistance 10 Ameri-
cans there.
According 10 further advices from Vice-Consul
Debbas. strong representations have been made to
the local authorities with a view 70 getting every
thing possible done 10 relieve the situation.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

"Ar the barracks around the palace are now
occupied but have decided for the present not
to furnish g guard for the interior Of the pal
ace. because wish TO avoid contact by my men
with the Palace Fusileers in order TO prevent
their contanination by the traditions OF the oid
regime.
The disarmed troops of the old garrison are
being sent TO the barracks in the outskirts or
StambouI. They will ultimately be dlstrlouled
to the different corps. chiefly to Salonica
General Husni said that he was against the
idea of permitting the volunteers to take part in
the actual fighting but the men begged ar
IDENTIFY to be employed where the struggle was
the f1ercest, and he felt that he must give way
10 their wishes. Il say that they behaved
gallantIy and bravely," said the general in con
cluSiOn-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
SUFFRAGISTS At ODDS.
american WOmen in London DiJided
on SufragetteS.

London April 25.-There IS said TO he considerable
friction among the American woman suffragists
who are here in attendance on the session of the
International Suffrage Alliance Convention. Mrs
Carrie Chapman Gait and the Rev. Anna Shaw. II
is reported disapprove the action OF some OF the
Western delegates. who drore in the procession on
April II which was formed in honor OF the release
from Holloway Jail Of Mrs. Pethik Lawrence who
had served two months for taking part in a sufra-
gist demonstration. Among those who were IN the
procession were Mrs. Iareine Baker. OF Spokane
Wash and the three Misses Langley. OF Seattle.
The Rev Anna Shaw addressed a large meeting
OF men at Whitefeds Tabernacle tonight in ad-
yocacy OF suffrage. Mrs. Henry Fawcett,
of London. presided and in a speech censured the
methods of the suffrag gettes IN strong terms
Mrs. Gait gave reception in honor of the dele
gates this afternoon. and in the evening they were
entertained by Beatrice Harraden the novelist.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
TABRIZ SIEGE R4ISED.
Shah AlIo7cs Entry of Supplies
Fear of Intervention.

Teheran, April 25-The Shah has consented
to indefinite proongation Of the arnistice
at Tabriz and the entrance of unlimited supplies
TO the city, which for month has been in a
state Of siege. defended by 5000 Nationalsts.
or Constitutionalists. against 5000 soldiers Of
the Shah. Many persons on both sides have
been killed. and the inhabitants of the city have
been reduced to abject want
The generosity" OF the Shah is ascrbed off,
cially to be the result of negotiations with the
besieged but II is believed 10 have been due TO
a fear of Russian intervention The announce
ment that a Russian expedition under General
Snarsky had left Julia. the frontier. to re-
store order at Tabriz caused great uneasiness
among the Nationalists
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
HOW ABDUL AzIz WAS DEPosED.
Text of the Fetva Which Caused the Down,
fall Of Former Sultan.

The following IS the fetva or canonical rescript
of the Shek-u-Isam on which Sultan Abdul Azz
was deposed May 80 1876:
THE QUESTION
If the Commander Of the Faithful exhibits folly
in his conduct. not having the political knowledge
necessary for good government: II his personal ex-
penditures beyond the endurance of the empire;
if his maintenance upon the throne will lead
happy consequences, is 1t necessary. yes no, to
depose him?
THE ANSWER
The Holy Law says. Yes.
The Sheik-ul-I Islam
HAIROCLLAH
To whom may God be merciful.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
THOUGHT SHE WAS ADELE BoAs.
Girl in Bellevue Suffering from Poison Re-
sembles Missing Young Woman.

For a short time last night the police thought
they had found Adele Boas, the thirteen-year-old
daughter of Arthur +. Boas. Of No. 10 West SD
street who has been missing from home since
Friday.
Floyd Malone. of No. 133 East 18th street, a
young girl collapse in I'D street. Third ave-
nue.. She seemed to answer the description Of the
Boas girl. and uncle Of the missing girl went to
Bellevue Hospital, where she had been taken, suf-
fering from carbonc acid poisoning. He said there
a marked resemblance between the two girls.
but that the in the hospital not his niece
The girl said that her Agnes Sullivan.
but she refused to give her address She said that
she had taken the acid because she had quarrelled
with and didn't want 10 live any longer
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
FATHER AND SON UNCONSCIOUS.
Gas Pouring from Tube Connecting Lamp
Their Condition Serious

Charles Retzer. seventy years old. OF No. 3l5 9Th
street. Brooklyn. and his Charles Retzer jr..
forty years old. Of the same address, who run all
express business at that number and live In the
rear Of the office. were found unconscious from
the effects of gas early this morning by Chris Bahr
who conducts hotel next door
According 10 the story told TO the police of the
Fifth station by Bahr. he detected the
fumes of gas about midnight and upon investigat-
ing discovered that gas escaping from the
Office of the Refers. He broke in the door and
found both men unconscious in their chairs. while
gas poured from tube which had become de-
tached from lamp Bahr summoned a policeman.
and when DR.. Bell of the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital, arrived he rushed the that In
stitution, where their condition said to be
serious
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
DAY AFTER TOMORROW

Some people live only for to-day,
some wiser ones provide also for to-
morrow-but the thOuShtful man IS
the one that Is SavinS for TIE day
after tomorrow" A little money IN
a bureau drawer is a good thinS,
little more in the tank IS a better
thinS-but definite compelling SsvinS
plan that saves SO month or more
is the very best. II is this we have 10
offer you and your money earns Az 2
from the day that We get IT. The Sc
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Send postal or COUPON below for
our free booklet The SAFE WAY TO
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about even If you do not care to use IL
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
MORE OF THE BRANDENBURG M1x-Up.
Accused Writer Says Mrs. Cabanne is Soul
Mate, Not Legal Wife.
IN Telegraph to The TrIhnne l

tE'5 4V4vsIaI1I % IHe IFIDune-
San Francisco, April 27-Broughton Brandenburg
asserted when arrested here that Mrs J. S.
Cabanne, jr., of St Louis his wife, but now
he admits that she did not get a divorce until De
cember 1906, in British Honduras. He says he mar
ried her there in October of that year
When taxed with this dscre pancy Brandenburg
said that though not legally married TO the woman.
she morally his wife, and his real soul mate
and ne loved her young son as though the boy was
his He said there a technical legal flaw
in his divorce from his first wife. but it would be
rectifed.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

St Louis. April 25.-''James Shepard Cabanne jr,
is en- route 10 San Francisco to get his little son.
and expect him to return here with the child
without trouble, said William H Clopton, Ca
banne's attorney, here Tonight
Clopton says Cabanne's suit for divorce from Mrs
Cabanne still pending here, that he stiIl be-
lieves she here when Cabanne's son disappeared
from the home of Mrs Julie C Cahanne here
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
CHARGE AGAINST DR.. oueRovIN.

St Petersburg April 25.-Sensational testimony
brought out IN the course of a trial in Finland
tended to ncriminate DR. Dubrovin former head OF
the League OF the Russian People. the instga-
tor of the murder OF Professor Mikhai Y. Hertzen-
stein the member of the Douma who was assassi-
mated in August. 1905. at his country home near
Teriokl The court ordered the arrest OF DR.. Du-
brown.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
AMERICAN AT coNsrANTINoPLE

Harry G Dwight OF the American corre-
spcndents who reported wounded in CONSTANT
nople on Saturday. is son of Henry Otis Dwight
one of the secretaries Of the American Bible soci-
ETY. Harry Dwight who lives in RoseIle n ]
was graduated from Amherst College in 1898 He
Is member of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity and
was for time connected with Roberts College in
@0'S91' ~
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
WILLIAM WATsoN's ACCUSATION.
Says Blame for John Davidson s Death Rests
on British Nation.

London. April 26-The poet. William Watson N
a fiery letter 10 The Times charging the Britlsn
nation with being uninterested and urrloved oy
the tragedy OF John Davidsons disappeaFance'
SAYS that that noted poet died because he could nOS
make living.
lone thing at least is certain" says Mr Wal1 Wal
SON "hfs blood is upon as surely as Il We LAatt
slain him with very hands He goes 10 an "
known grave in the last bitterness OF despair
is another addition to the long list OF udSsI!ss-S
which began with Spencer. and did not shd VIII
death OF ChattertOn..
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
Broadway & Nineteenth Street
1. Altntatt & On.

MOTOR GARMENTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
sEAsONABLE STYLES wOMES MOTOR COATS MADE OF TWEED
COVERT CLOTH SHEPHERDS CHECKED WoRsTEDS
GLORIA LINEN PONGEE SILK
MOTOR sCARFs CAPS. Wells AND GLOVES
MEMS AUTOMOBILE COATS. BUSTERS AND RAIN COATS
CAPS AND CAINTIETs. IMPORTED MOTOR ROBES.
LEATHER MOTOR GOODS. INCLUDING AND LUNCHEON
HAMPERS BAGS AND SUIT CASES. AUTO POUCHES
7rFRNos BOTTLES DRESSING EMERGENCY CASES.
COLI APsIBIE CUSHIONS AUTOMOBILE CLOCKS ETC
AUTOMOBILE VASES
34th strrpt 9th 5trrrf ann 9Th Ausnue Nrm Hnrk-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
FReNcH-LleERlAN AGREEMENT.

Paris. April Ex-Governor General RouIne Of
French West Africa has visited Monrovia and re-
ceved the explanation of President Barclay of Lii
beria concerning the treatment of the French Con-
sui at that place who forced 10 leave there in
the recent trouble. 1t was decided that the Lieu
tenant Governor Of tile Ivory Coast will hereafter
carry the consular duties through his secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
KING VICTOR TO MEET KAISER.

spezzs, April 25.-The batteship Re Umberto
sailed from here to-day. She will take King Vic
tor Emmanuel to Naples to meet King Edward
and later will convey him TO some Italian port to
to meet Emperor William
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
GERMAN FLAG HoIsTED AT TANG1ER,
An Unpaid Contractor Raises Standard on the
Lighthouse

Tangier. April 25.-A German contractor having
vainly applied TO Sid NIohammed Gabbas for pay
ment for work performed by him IN carrying out
a harbor works contract hoisted the German flag
to-day on the lighthouse at the end Of the ietty
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
BELGIUM ExPELs FRENcHMEN.
Leaders of Former Postal Strike Not Allowed
to Remain in Brussels

Brussels. April 25--A group of the leaders OF
the French postal strike. having been invited to
address meeting of the Belgian postmen. were
met on their arrival here to-day with orders of
expulsion and conducted to the frontier the next
train.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
az HONOR EoR wHIrNEY wARREn

Paris. April 25-Whitney Warren, an architect
Of New York. has been elected foreign associate
member OF the Academy of Beaux-Arts
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
CHANGES IN ECUADOR CABINET.

CiuayaquI April 25.-Frsncisco Aguirre Jado has
been appointed Minister OF Foreign Affairs. and
Colonel Wilfrido venegas Minister of War and
Navy,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
ITALY SENDS TWO pEsTRoYeRs-

laramie, italy, April 25.-The Italian destrovers
Granauere and Artighere left here to-day for
Alexandretta-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

HADJIN NHEkE
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
w 6 J. SLOANE
Plain Color Carpets

0UR stock of carpets is always an
~ index of the latest and best
ideas in interior decoration. In the
matter of Plain Solid Color Carpets,
which are becoming more and more
widely adopted, our present display
is particularly strong. From the fol-
lowing list of weaves we can meet
every possible requirement of our
patrons:
English Angora and Saxonia, l yd.,
III yds., 2A yds., 8 yds-, 4 yds.
wide.
English Velvet, II #. wide.
French Wilton, l metre wide.
Domestic Wilton and Domestic
Administer, 27 and 36 in. wide.
High Pile Administer, u in. wide.
English Durries, 3o in. wide.
English Felt, 48 in. wide.
Domestic Ingram, 36 in wide.
Free delivery within 100 miles.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

There is still some anxiety in the city Long
supply trains are coming in from the country
districts these consisting Of strings Of donkeys.
each with Two boxes OF ammunition slung over
dts back. oxcarts. rudey built. filed with sup
.slies. herds Of sheep and cattle and some fine
lrtillery horses and vigorous ponies.
EFFORTS To CHECK THE MAssACREs
- Dispatches reaching here from points in Asiatfc
Efrurkey bring tidings of Armenian and Turkish
conflicts all the country. Dr. j NJ. Balph
Ssrho is in charge Of the missions at Latakia
Syria, telegraphs that refugees are arriving
there from outlying parts Of the district who re-
port uassacres and the burning of towns He
also reports that there is the gravest apprehen-
><ions concerning conditions at Kessab. where
Miss Efiie Chambers IS one of the missionaries
The Senate and Deputies have adopted a reso-
luton at san Stefano embodying a request to
the government TO order iInperatively the local
authorities TO stop the disorders and punish the
leaders The need OF the Armenians in the
Adana district is the greatest Ambassador
Ieishnan has transmitted through the State
Department the following message to the Rev
James L. Barton. foreign secretary of the Amer
icsn Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions at Boston. from W. !. Peet treasurer of
the mission hoard here
.'Hapless outbreaks at Adana. native Chris
tians suffered much loss CT life and property.
Their district is in flames; fifteen Thousand now
destitute Thousands Of dollars required daily.
They have bread alone, lack medical supplies
The four emergency hospitals are already over
crowded TWO large orphanages are required a.
once. The government cannot meet the present
needs The relief commission has begun work
but funds needed"
Husn Pacha, the general commanding the
division of the army Of occupation in the Pera
quarter, said tonight: Il have lost an army
corps meaning the Ccnstantinople army-"but
have saved the country the terrors of undisci-
plined soldiery."
ASKED about his position at the Yldiz. he said:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-18
Special Election Proclamation.

BY virtue OF the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and Laws OF
the State of Oklahoma, and pursuant
10 an ordinance passed by the mayor
and council Of the City Of Ardmore,
Oklahoma, on the 18th day of Fcbru.
ary, 1909, and, in order that the pro.
visions Of the charter lately submitted
~. and adopted by, the qualified elec.
'osv OF said city and approved by the
Governor OF said State, be made ef.
fective, notice is hereby given that a
special election has been ordered and
will be held on the 23rd day OF
March. 1909, for the purpose OF elec'
ing a mayor and four commissioners,
also five Trustees OF the Board OF
Education as provided by the terms
OF said charter.
All persons who are legally quail.
fed under the law, shall he entitled
to vote in said election. Those uesir.
ing 10 vote for the election OF the
several officers above designated will
place a cross mark (thus X opposite
the name of the person voted for.
The polls for said election will be
opened at 8 o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day and closed at o'clock In
the afternoon OF said day.
Said election will be held az the
following polling places:
First Ward-Rear of First National
Bank.
Second Ward-First door south OF
Sammons Lumber Yard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-18

state Of oklahoma. Choc'aw Coun-
ty, SIS. In the County Court
In the matter Of the guardianship
Of Allen Franklin, a minor
Notice is hereby given that in prm-
suance OF an order of the County
Court OF Choctaw County. state of
Oklahoma, made on the 2nd day Of
March 1909, the undersigned
qua n will sell at public auction
at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Ardmore, Carter
County. Oklahoma, between legal
hours, on the oath day OF March.
1909, all the right, title, interest and
estate OF the-said Allen Franklin, in
and to the following described tract
of land, to-wit His contingent re.
mainder IN the allotment of Susan
Franklin, deceased, described as fol.
lows:
The south half OF the northwos,
quarter and the southwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter OF section
twenty-seven C20, township four CD
south, range three go west, situate
in Carter County, Oklahoma.
Said sale will be subject 70 con,
firmation by said court. The terms
of said sale will be cash upon de
livery OF the guardians deed.
Dated this 2nd day of March
1909.
]. +. LARECY, Guardian
Stewart, Mcdonald & Armstrong
Hugo, Oklahoma, attorneys for guar
dian 2-9-16-23.
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Notice Of Sale OF Real Estate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Sillian
James, a minor.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
of an order of the county court of
the County of McCurtain, state of
Oklahoma, made on the 1st day of
March, 1909, the undersigned guardian
of the estate Of Sillian James. a nj
The southeast quarter of Section
-; Township S, and Range -.
T., and Lots three and four and the
southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF
nor, will sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder subject to confirml.
tion by said court on the 5th day of
April. 1909, within legal hours, in
front of the court house door at
Idabcl, Oklahoma all the right. title
and interest of said Sillian James, q
minor. in and to the following de
scribed real estate situate in Choc-
taw, McCurtain and Carter count es,
State of Oklahoma, to.wit:
Section 81, Township S. and
Range u T., and the West half OF the
northeast quarter and the nortn hal.
of the northwest quarter of the south,
east quarter of Sec. 35, Twp. S.,
and Range w. of the Indian Pase
and Meridian containing in all 350.2l
acres of land.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to-wit:
For cash in hand.
Dated this the 9Th day of March,
1909.
w II. MCKINNEY,
BY G. s. ARNOLD, Guardian
Attorney. S.15-22-2C.
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A Want Ad will get It for you.
Read Ardmoreite Want Ads.
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Notice Of sale Of Real Estate Upon
Execution

In the District Court Of the Eighth
Judicial District In and for Garter
County. Oklahoma.
The Bankers National Bank VS.
X. L. Simpson, W. W Wiuans aua
J. u. OBrion.
In the above entitled cause
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff on the 18Th day of October. 1905,
in the County Court for Carter
County, Oklahoma, for Four Hun
dred and Sevcntyfiyc sl75OO Dot
lars. with interest and the costs OF
suit, and execution was issued upon
said Judgment ON the 10th day of
February, 1909, by the Clerk Of the
District Court within and for the
above named district. said judgment
having been transferred TO said
court f.om the County Court of Car.
+tor County in accordance with law
Tho execution CaWc 10 my hands
on the 23rl day of February. 1909.
80 goods can joe found. and ou the
e3rl day of February 1909. exc.
cUtod the writ by l.yyns the Sam,
ON the following described property
belonging to the defendant ". W
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate b,
Guardian.


state OF Oklahoma, County ~ Gar
win. SIS. In the County Court
In the matter OF the estate 81 Jesse
James. minor.
Notice IS hereby given. in pursu
ancc OF an order Of the County Court
ot the County OF GaryIu. state OF
Oklahoma. made on tho 9th dlv "
March. 1909. the undersigned Guar.
dian Of the estate OF 1cssc James.
minor. will sell at public auction &C.,
the highest bidder. s9o'oc' - ,u.
firmatiou by slid COUNT Court. ON
Monday. the 5th aay o' ,nrI s. p
1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. at tho cou.'
house doo- I'm Ardmorp C0rtor Coun
ty. Oklahoma. all tno '.I- 'i"a and
interest that the said c.'Ha las Sos.
operation OF law or otherwise. 1..
QuirDd ir and ~ 'Ar w'uvur o..
scribci real estate. sual m 'u.r
County. state ~ Oua1.." 'ev..
VIZ Of tho MEL OF Oh. NrI. and
the NWt5 Of the MEL and tine Efe
~ tho NWii and tho VIZ o' 'hc
sWii of th, NET. 600 section 1c.
Twp : South Range Wost: and
tho VIZ o' the VIZ OF 'hc SEi,.
and tho Eta OF the MEL ~ the
SWH, ani the Swii OF 'hc NEii Of
tho SWh, and the SEI Of the
SWh and the Eia OF tho SWH of
the SWii. in Section Q. TWP 4
South. Range West and the NJ
Of the NWh Of the NWii and the
SEH OF the NWih OF tho NWH. all
in Section 1G. Township { South
Range ! West.
Said real estate will Dee sold on
the following terms and conditions.
.o-wit: Cash in hald upon delivery
Of deed, "h'-ct TO confirmation by
this Court.
Dated tho 9th day Of March. 1909
w THOMPSON.
lG-23.2O Guardian
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

2i31O17?i
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J. r. ROCKMAN, Guardian.
BY Holley Brown & Lawrence. his
attornys. 3-1017.24
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-18
Third ward-Fire station

Third Ward-Fire Station.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Hotel
The following persons are hereby
designated and appointed to act al
Judges and Clerks In the secvcra
wards:
FIRST WARD:
Judges.
Moran Scott.
Wm Green.
w. W. Trask.
CLERKS.
Tom Dogic
Moss BRADY.
SECOND WARD.
Judges.
IT, Wilkorson.
j. r. McHibbcn.
y. n IIarrcll
Clerks.
John Easlcv.
Ed Allen
THIRD WARD.
judges.
Wm VI Robinson
l. y thurman
j. y nolson
Clerks.
S. s. iup'c
s. q Edwards
FOURTH WARD.
Judges
VIM Page.
6. - t1dd.
H. ! Snyder.
Clerks.
G. u Wortham
W H. Wimbor'cy.
dated this Goth day of February
1909 j. r PENNINGTON.
21goMayor OF the city OF hrdmorc