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LOCAL LORE.
The Dallas Nine Carry of Waxahachie
H0nors.
4 Nick Against the Colored Normal
School Principal.
Other Events Local In Nature


The Trinity Base Ball club, OF Dan as
yesterday arranged to playa return game
with the Tenderfoot club OF Caiulh on Sat
urday afternoon next. on the grounds Of
the latter.
Messrs. Kahn & Campbell have given the
free use OF the race course grounds to base
ball clubs, and will allow them the use oil
rollers aud other machinery to fix up the
grounds.
Ball players aud all persons interested in
promoting the game requested TO meet AT
room of Dallas Board Trade on Tuesday
night next, to make organic ,tion more
perfect and advance general interest In
base ball.
The Dallas Blue Stockings played the
Waxshacnie club at that place yesterday
winning the game by score ot9 90 I. The
Blue Stocking club has good material in IL,
and they are beginning TO ieel then
oats. They arrived home on last even.
ing's train, flushed with victory and
| full of praise OF the good treatment they
received at the hands of the Wsxahachie
| club The names of the Blue Stockings
are; Sam Norman, Albert Jackson, Walter
Mansfield, Lindsey Martin, George Lilly
Clarence Lane, Charles Boyer. Mike
Thomas and Frank Collins. Wsxahachi,
club: Hunt Meredith, John Kennedy
! Lawrence Walker, ed. Vaughn. Bob Grit
| lis, Orr Neal, Lee Haykins, Willis Ayres
and Ed. Hawkins,
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Two Alleged Thieves

The examining trial of JOHN Tweedle,
charged with completely in robbing an In.
dian woman at Wheelock, In the Chootax
nation, of $1,000, before United State
Commissioners Mccormick. concluded YES.
terday afternoon, and the court fixed his
oond at $500 for his appearance
at the next term III M,
United States dis rict court at 70 i Smith
Arkansas.
Sohh narlsnd the Indian and the party
whom Sweedle instigated TO get the money
under false pretenses has been taken back Il
DC tried by the laws peculiar to his tribe
when convicted of theft the prisoner,
hands aud feet are tied and no is made tC
bend over a block with his face to the east
hymn is then sung and pray offered az
that the prisoner may be u better man. Tn,
decree OF the court IL read and then m,
hogger begins to lacerate the prisoner will
II large rawhide.
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Federal Court,


The Pacific Improvement compa.
ny vs.. William Metcalf, as county
clerk of Palo Pinto county, and
his bondsmen, for monty paid
him on awards in condemnation cases
wherein the plaintiff alleges that the de.
PENDANT failed 10 pay over certain sums OF
money due parties TO whom the awards
were made. The court sustained the de-
PENDANTS demurrer to the plaintiffs peti.
ton as to the liabilities of the surities OF
said clerk, and overruled the demurrer MS
TO the clerk, and the case was continued
until the next term OF court.
In case in this court yesterday Judge
Henry moved to quash an attachment on
the ground that the clerk Of the u. s.
iCircuit court was not authorized to admin
ster oaths in that class of cases. The ques.
ton is very important and after well con.
sidered argument Judge Mccormick took
tn matter under advisement.
The following attorneys have been ad
mitted to practice in the court during the
present term:
W II Allen, of Terrell; b I Barry, Corsi
cana; NJ l. Robertson. Dallas w II
Brooker, Fort Worth; II Taylor, Dallas
Il NJ Wynn, Fort Worth; John w Wray
Fort Worth g g Groce, Waxahachie.
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COMM ERCIAI..



KANSAS CRY, june 0-Wheat steady;
No. red, GOT to 99l, cash; 81 bid, july;
Sl.02, asked August Corn steady; 423,S
cash; " l-2,June; i3t bid, July; 45l August.
Cattle receipts 600, steady; steers, no to
$50 pourds. sold at sos to S. so; cows,
So to 81 %, Hogs receipts, 100, lower;
So % to 1855, bulk OF sales at $685. to
So 10, Sheep receipts, 200; steady; natives,
% to l0l pounds, 1925 to 50 60.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat, cash, held stronger: options opened
is to Ia higher, but declined l.2 to 5,S
closing steady; steamer No red, SLY ID;
No . red. 81 %, elevator. Corn opened IA
to 3-S higher; fell back IL to rs closing
steady; No. 3, 63 IA to 63 ~; steamer, 65 to
66 l.2; No. 9, 66l-2 to e. Coffee unchanged.
sugar dull and nominal; refined dull extra
G, 7 So to 81; white extra q, "a; vel
row, 6 SIS to I; standard, 3S to s IL;
granuated, s rs. Rice steady; demand
modera Q. Pork dull and nominal; Sl9.75
to $500. Lard steady; $ll IS to Sill. 40.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-Pork dull and
lower; $40 81 l.2. Bran easier; rs to SO
Others unchanged. Exchange steady and
unchanged.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, June 0.-Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat unsettled and general,
lower; $ll0 "a June; $l.l25.s to SLIP g..
July $l.1i 4 to $l.l4 3-S August No.
red winter, $l.l3. Corn active and lower
rs Ia. cash or June So l 4 to So 3.s, July
81 So to So "a, August. Pork opened stroni
and higher, but closed at inside prices
$3.50 to SIS 65, cash or June; $lS67 IL t,
$3.50, July. Lard active opened stron
and higher, but closed at insid
prices $ll 80 l-2 to $ll55, cash o
June; $l1.5 to $ll.07 -, July; bulk meat
10 fair demand; short clear, 10 IA. Hos
receipts, Il, 0O0 slow and weak; mixed, 81 4
to So S. heavy, So so to S7l5; light, $6i
to So So. Cattle receipts, 900; brisk sma
supply sold early, 10 advance; exporters
$3.50 to So, good to choice shipping, S54
to $685. common to fair, 50 to $h.4C
Sheep receipts, 100: quiet and stead,
s2.75; good, 81; choice, "a 80
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST.. LOUIS, June S.--Flour unchanged
Wheat opened higher; No. 2 red 81 10
Sl.l9 IL; cash; Sl.20 Ia to sl.lS "a, July
Sl.20 to $l.lS IL, August, Corn lower
SO IL to5l, cash. oil 81 to 81 "a, July; So /.
to So rs, August, Oats lower; 40 to 40 Il
cash; 80 "a to 40 ii, July; 81 g.
to 80 Ii, August. Whisky III
changed. Cornmeal steady, $3.50
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The .habeas corpus case Of John Delgadc
and Martha Delgado, his wife, who were ar
rested and imprisoned on warrant sworn
out by Mrs. Susanna Brundage, charging
them with kidnapping her two children
was called in the district court yesterday
morning at 0 o'clock. Mrs. Brundage wa.
conspiouously absent, and on hearing q
statement Of the case from the attorneys OF
both sides the court discharged them from
custody. Mr.. and Mrs. Delgado remained
In prison from Monday night until yester
TO them. The children were legally trans
ferred to them by Mrs. Brundage, and the,
intimate that they will take steps TO regaii
them.
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BosToY, MASS, June "a correspondent
of the Pilot cables the following from Rome:
The pope to-day refused to receive Erring-
ton, who asked an audience. This may in.
dictate complete change in the Irish policy
Errington is in absolute disgrace with the
vatican. A recent letter from the pope to
the Irish bishops, it is said, is intended to
be secret. Errington had copy before the
Irish bishops received theirs. He COM
municated 1t to the English party in Rome,
which has been very influential at the vati.
can. In dismay at the pope's refusal to
give him an audience, Robert Errington
leaves Rome for England.
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PROaRA N ME
or the Closing Exercises of the Dallas
Fsmsle College. June Ills. 1888.


Female College. June Ills. 1888.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE IL, PART
Prayer.
Music, vocal auarttete, "Give me my own
Native Isles" Misses Rooney, lunches,
Bowen and MIR. Rogers.
Calisthenics drill, Primary class.
Recitation, THE Face Against the Pane"
Miss Matte Honaker.
Music, vocal Duet, Mother Can this the
Glory Be-" Misses Bowen and.Dickard.
Calisthenics drill, Intermediate class.
Concert recitation, by IL young ladies.
rART II.
Observation-Disclosures duet; Qui Vive
Gaop, Misses Annie Young and Birdie
Dale.
Recitation-"our Folks;' Miss Ada era.
vens.
Music-Vocal solo; "Cameia and the
Rose, l." Miss Gussie Jones.
Recitation-"Guilty or not Guilty. Miss
Mamie Cochran.
Embellishments duet, "Pure as
Snow" Misses Lille and Mary Pointer.
Callsthenics Drill-Collegate class.
Military Drill--Dallas Home Guards.
Music instrumental solo" JiltingSchott-
ische," Miss May Funchess.
Awarding prizes.
Alumnal Anniversary, Hon. W. l.. Craw'
f0r0, Master OF ceremonies.
PARTI.
Prayer.
Orchestra.
Opening address, Miss Martin.
Vocal solo, Miss Helm.
Recitation, Miss Knight.
Duett-Rhapsody Hongrois-l.iszt, Mrs
John Davis and Miss Jenkins.
Vocal solo, Miss Cullum.
Recitation, Miss Flora Cullum.
PARTu
Orchestra.
Vocal solo, Miss 0ppenheim.
Recitation Miss KEEPER.
Instrumental duo, Misses Gibbs and
Swink.
Vocal solo, Mrs. John Davis.
Recitation, Miss Morgan.
Vocal duo, Misses Helm and Young.
Orchestra.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, PARTI.
| Prayer.
Music-Quartet two pianos)-Bouten
Train Galop; Misses Jones, Rogers, Bowen
and Dickard.
Essay" Woman's Influence" Miss Ag'
mes Wright.
Essay-"Ruins Of Time Miss Fannie
Oppenheim. ~ c,., q,
Misses Jones and Bowen.
Essay
"Betwixt night and morn
! Life hovcrs ike the rising sun
Miss Nina Keys.
Marche des Tambours.
Essay Power of Thought Miss Nelli,
Knowles.
Music-Vocal solo, The Flower Girl Mis-
Beuah Dickard.
REPRESENTATION: Miss Mamie Ed
wards.
Music-Vocal solo, Oh, How Beats Ny
Heart With Joy Miss Rooney.
Awarding medals.
Music-Instrumental quartette, two
r'anos: Misses Bowen, Echols, Jones ant
Rogers.
Delivering diplomas.
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st. Louis Straws.

ST. LOUIS, Jane 9,-The wrestling tourn-
ament was postponed on account OF rain.
John Blancleigh, one OF the most noted
confidence men In the country, who has
been under bonds here for some time past
for plying his vocation on Missouri Pacific
trains in this state, was delivered to Illinois
authorities this afternoon on requisition
from the governor of that state. He will
be taken to Galesburg from here, and is
wanted at several other places in that state
and other states.
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A New Theatrical Circuit.

Northern Texas managers have for long
time felt the want Of circuit exclusive Of
the southern part Of the state, and the de.
sire Is 10 be consumated before the com.
mencement of the next theatrical season.
An agreeable arrangement was completed
to-day between Mr.. MAJ Elser, mansger Of
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The Hanging of the Barbers. .

WAvERLY, Iowa, June 9.-The mob which
besieged the Jail here last night, succeeded
in lynching the Barber desperadoes. The
lynchers numbered about two hundred.
They first appeared at the jail about 0
o'clock and were preceded by man carry
ing rope, who demanded the surrender OF
the bandits. The sheriff was obdurate, and
the crowd then proceeded to the court.
house and smashing it in, were soon in
side. There were now two doors between
the outlaws and the mob; the mob at once
procured crow bar and a sledge
hammer and commenced opera
tions upon the doors, requiring
two hours to reach the Barber's
cell. When reached, they were taken
through the hall to the stairs, one of them
being dragged all the way down along the
stairway. After getting in the street the
BARRIERS were allowed to make a confession
Bill Barber said he had never killed man
till last fall. They had been accused of
killing seven men in Illinois, but that was
false. Ike Barber said he had no hand in
the killing of Sheppard last fall, that he
had never killed a man or assisted in doing
so until within the past week. The des-
peradoes appeared to have plenty OF grit,
although Bill shed few tears. They con-
versed in strong voice and did not ask or
expect mercy. The hanging occurred just
before midnight.
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Shameful STRAIT Scnna

unduly effected by an over dose Of Il q
ardent, Mrs. Bell sailed through East bal.
las yesterday morning in a high state Of
intoxlcation. 1t was fearful sight to SEE
woman Keeling along the streets, and non,
who saw 1t will soon forget the scene
Officers Beard and Waller secured an ex
press wagon aud had her hauled to the sta
tion-house where she was locked up.
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Suleiman Daoud Hung

ALEXANDRIA, June 9.-The execution Of
Suleiman Daoud took place this morning,
for setting fire to Alexandria. 1t took
place in the midst of the ru6ns of the great
square. He said that Dufferin had in
formed him that the charges made against
the khedive were ridiculous.
Suleiman had to be almost carried to the
scatfold and was nearly comstose from
fright, before finally hanged. He died be-
fore the drop fell. On the way to the scat
fold he murmured he had been victimized
by Arab Pasha.
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Another Explosion

New YORK, June 0.-By the explosion OF
twenty or twenty. five tons Of vulcanite in
The Ansonia rubber works, at College
Point, Engineer Jocken and Andrew Hope
were killed Two others were fatally hurt
and the building was partly demolished.
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commencement sermon

Ia consequence OF sickness and death
among his members, DR.. Werlein, Of Hous.
ton, cannot preach the commencement
sermon at the Female college to-day. DR..
Lee Rosser. of Virginia, is expected TO sun
ply his place; but in case he should not
arrive, one of the city pastors will ill the
pulpit
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Worse Than British.

CHICAGO, June 0,-The police early this
morning arrested Dan Hanley, John Malo'
ny and young fellow named Halligan, all
of the hoodlum class, who, with three
others, forced their way into the room of a
Young woman named Mary Mcdonald, on
Laurel street, during the evening and re.
peatedly outraged and otherwise assaulted
her. The victim is twenty-five years old
and had been in the city but three days,
She was Induced to go to the house OF Mrs
Boney, wife of sailor, where the assault
occurred. The young woman is in the hos
pital and is expected TO die.
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ANNAPOLIS, June 9.-When Cadet Green,
first graduate, came up to receive the di-
ploma to-day 200 graduates applauded.
Among them were three OF the graduating
class when Captain Ramsey sent them to
the iriga,e Sante, and would not let them
graduate.
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No Straight News from Crook

ST.. LOUIS, June "a dispatch direct
from Hermosilla, Sonora, dated yesterday
says there is no news from General Crook
A courier from near where the Mexican
officers Garcia and Torres had their fight
with the Indians in the Sierra Madre, noun.
tains short time ago, brings news that the
Apaches have scattered, and that they are
trying to get north in small bands. General
Lopez doesn't think that General Crook Is
in any danger.
LITTLE sTRAiGHrER.
CHICAGO, June "a Port Borrie, Ar,
2ona, special says From semi-oilicial
sources II Is learned that General Crook
was in the Seahenaripa district In the
southeastern part Of Sonora ON May ~
and up to that time had had no general
engagements with the hostiles. This inform
alton c,mes from the Mexican officers who
commanded small detachments OF Sonora
state troops engaged in scouting through
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washington News Notes.

WASHINGTON, June 0.-The president has
directed the suspension Of @. @. Walcott,
co,lec,or of internal revenue Of the Sew
enth district Of Ohio, aud appointed Mr.. 5.
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The Nickerson Divorce,

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-The court of
common pleas to-day annulled the decree
of divorce obtained by Major Nickerson on
the ground that it was obtained by fraud,
dismissed the libel aud imposed payment
OF all costs upon libel.
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Number of claims for rebate on tobacco,
snuff and cigars received by Deputy Collec-
tor Cochran, at Dallas, from June ith to
9TH inclusive; Total number for week, 10;
total amount of rebate. 81, l0l 63 total
nrhber forwarded to Washington up 20
9TH, 3li, total amount rebate, $2l, 70O.79.
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FINE, VERY FINE AUCTION ROOMS


rrai
wbe
% @S @ TOE % h.aips and
hsNsn Nesa' Co. smmssn Merchants,
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Commute. ION Interrupted.

LONDON, June "a break has occurred
in the English cable from Madras to Pc
nang. The interruption will delay all news
from Tonquin iorty-eight hours, and as
boats take five days in running to Tonquin
and Sargon, news will be week In arriv-
ing.
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City VS.. Eugene Williams, obstructing
streets; discharged.
City vs.; Jim Cook, obstructing streets;
discharged.
City VS.. Walter Cross, assault; fined So.
City. VS.. Lagari, committing nuisance;
fined So.
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LANCASTER,
Election Of Omcers.

LANCASTER, June s.-ICorrespondence. j
At regular meeting of Lancaster Lodge
No. 200, l. o. o. f., June 7th, 1883, the iol
lowing officers were elected for next term
A. Goodwin, N. H.; Paul l.. Henry. V. G
b. Il. Moflett, treasurer; W. Y. Perry, sec
rotary.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

~. ,svrrEscrr, TxIAs. August - ISSs.
hessrs. Morley Bgos
GtSIEkNKS = have sold WONDERFUL
s'Iai % several o. my cssuouers who used
10y the sure o BLACK LEG ~ giving
y o. Two doses internally and applying il ex.
-'asuy. Il s0gket like charm Yours. Etc.
J. B. HUTCHINSON.
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LoNpoN, June Six hundred emgrants,
aided by the government, left Galway for
America yesterday.
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A fence.rail was blown right though tn Q
body OF mule by the Mississippi cyclone,
so the story goes, Even q cyclone had TO
appoach mule sideways 10 get tho better
OF him,
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'Be,wlxt night and morn
h.. h,.n.. iiLa tho rgeIp, .
MARSHALL,
T. Hips ON Trial.

MARSHALL, June 0.-[Special, THE trial
of l.. W. Phillips for murder Is progressing,
and ELECTS much interest.
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The Dead Wind ON H..

Constable Clapp levied on Mr.. Vinage's
wood.pile, consisting OF twelve cords, at
S,agoville yesterday, by virtue Of Judg.
ment in favor OF q. NJ. Williams, for deb
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srrrEscvr, rExAs. Sept L lisa
las Is TO certify that We have used your
'MoSpERuL EIGHT for ri ACk i'SC
IA SSite by giving from u 10 - drops inter
ny Aad spplytng externally once OF twtoe 70
nc pare ale tel sad IL gave immediate relief
A. J. STEWARD. MIII NcInRx
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CHICAGO, June 9,-The grain warehouse
OF Douglass Forrest, on Sixth street. has
burned; loss, 10000. insurance, 500 600.
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na-MIs non SUNDAY sCHUoI-THE CON.
cert OF the Mission sunday school, at the cour,
house, OF q jug breaking nature, and which
Just now i,exciting so much interest. Will be
held on the night OF the ,5tl OF June, Friday.
at the Dallas Female College The price of nd,
missio will be only twenty. five cents, and will
admit OF all going and taking their littia ones
70 yi'w this novel entertainment besides as.
stating a w.
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NEW YORK, June 9.-The City OF Rome is
aground OIL Geoney Emanuel, outward
bound.
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PITH OF TllEPRESS.
Two Old world ENecutions-Tim Kelly,
the Assassin,
Faces Death as Man at Dablin,
While the
Alexandria legendary, Suleimian
DaOud, Dies Like Dog.
Errington, highlands Emissary, In
Dire Disgrace at Rome.
The NickersOn Divorce has Been An.
nulled at Philadelphia
Chinese Journalist Initiated into the
American Style.
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rs'LIvE OAK STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Live Oak and HARDWOOD street, s. A, IL AZ
den. pastor Services every sunday at II y
m, and 8 p. m. Sunday school az 0 4. M, w
l. Adnison. superin'endant, The subject OF tho
Jacob Ladder -
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Ineray. OF Columbus, Ohio, TO TN the va
eaney, IL is understood the above action
vas 'AAeh upon the suggestion OF Keller.
To-day, on receiving a telegram annourc.
lng that the divorce of Major Nickerson
had been declared null and void. the gen.
eral OF the army directed the immediate
arrest OF NickeisOn preparatory toa court,
martial on charges of conduct unbecoming
an ofhcer and gentleman. The general i'm,
preston Is he has lett for parts unknown.
Tor several days his whereabouts being un.
known to his most intimate AGO iaintances.
Ihe president has appointed {. 5. Brew.
Ster, OF Laredo, collector of customs at
Brownsville, vice Hynens, suspended.
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LONDON, June 9.-lIenry Kino, arrested
IN Salt Lake City on the charge of arson, in
London, was many years ago sentenced TO
ten years penal seryilude.
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Rosk, June 9,-Copies OF five acts OF the
present pontticste relative to Ireland have
oeen sent to all bishops of America, Ire.
lahu' treat Britain and her colonies and to
the leading political allies OF Great Britain.
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sg'FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Live
Oak and HARDWOOD streets. DR., A, A.
Hayden OF Jefferson, Texas, viii preach here
to-day at u a, IN. and SIP. IN. The ms m bers OF
the church and the public generally are earn.
cstly requested 10 attend, IN MI. Hayden desire,
to present propositions looking to an adjust.
ment Of Baptist difficulties In Dallas. =
pSFIRST BAPTIST CHURClI-Corner o
Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev. II, II
Hanks, pastor. Sunday school at 100 q. m
liza m and Si5 p. m. Tho evening sornoi
will be on prayer, and Introductory 70 sun
DAY evening senes of sermons on The Lord
! Prayer Awelooms 70 all
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ns-FlRsT CHRISTIAN CHuRcH-seivIces,
Elder ] W Davis, of Kirkyille Missouri
brother, aud now a guest OF DR.. A. y. Davis
will preach at Board oil Trade rooms over
Grams Jewclry store). at IL a. IN. All are cor.
daily Invited
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perflRsr Presley TERRAIN UHUKUH--IoT.
ner Main and Harwoed streets. Rev. A. p,
smith, pastor, Preaching at II a. m. and I
and seats for ALL
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WE HAVE PLACED
ON SEPARATE TABLES SOME LARGE LIKES OF
Mems, Youths, Boys and Chi|dren's
SUITS

Sna marked them in MANI instances usr ONE HALF former
Teg rrce and are offering special attractions in LIGHT
to complete genemans wardrobe for the Summer AZ pcs.
ina! oalie most OF our customers. We rapidly building
the largest retail trade in Clothing and Furnishing Goods
North Texas and altogether due to our per-
sstent efforts deal fairly and suuarey with the nbc ~.
confess quite freely that it is our pride and ambition
leaders in our line, and our customers say So
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