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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the law firm of White & Street as here tofore existing is dissolved on and after this date by mutual consent. Either party may settle the out standing affairs of the firm.
 H. KING WHITE, d2t ". G. STREET. Pine Bluff, Ark, Feb. IS, 1898.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
 AWAY

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor. take No-To-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 100000 cured. Buy No -Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee a cure. Booklet and sam pie mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co.,, Chicago or New York. 12-30deo
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st,CI'
 Restore full, regular action HzaA EEH of the bowels, do not irri- szz@ N K K ER tate or inflame, but leave @ ENE S@ all the delicate digestive or A
 ganism in perfect condition Try them. 25 cents. Prepared only by c. l. Hood < Co.,, Lowell. Mass
For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized to announce Hon. A. B. GRACE as candidate for Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN M. ELLIOTT as a candidate for renomination and recollection as Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District. subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Hon 0. H. HARDING as t candidate for Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District. subject to the action of the Democratic party,
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AS ro nIRouLATIoN.

The Daily GRAPHIC has nearly double the circulation of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper, and the Daily and Semi-Weekly GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that of any other Pine Bluff daily or weekly newspaper Advertisements accept ed on this guarantee,
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Little Rock Mardi Gas, February 2z

For this occasion the St. L., I. NJ. Ky. will sell tickets at one dollar and twenty-five cents ($125) for the Blnff yallav denot at & n m rat,,rn ,po ing leave Little Rock Union depot at II D. m. Donot forget the day, Feb. 22. For any further information call on or address H. B. Mizell, agt., Pine Bluff.
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For Uity Attorney.

We are authorized to announce Mr. w. F. COLEMAN as a candidate for City Attorney tthe ensuing city election, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Mr. w. T. YOUNG as a candidate for City Attorney. at the ensuing municipal election,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff.

The GRAPHIC is authorized to announce MT EDGAR BREWSTER as a candidate for Sheriff and Collector of Jefferson county, at the ensuing election, subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce Mr, TH0S M. PHILLIPS as a candidate for Sheritf and Collector of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. To the Democrats of Jefferson county:
 Believing that 1 can serve the best interests of the Democratic party as effectively, and discharge the duties of the ofice if honored with the same, as competently as any who may aspire thereto, hereby announce my self. as candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the action of theDemocratic party, pledging myself to make a faithful officer, if honored with the suffrages of the people.
 H. A. MCCOY. We are auteorized to announce Mr. 0. M. PH1LPOT as q candidate for Sheriff and Collector subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce Maj W. H. DAVIS, of Altheimer, as a candidate for Sheriff and Collector, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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For Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized to announce CAPT. N. n, ROBERTS us a candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- maries.
 Weare authrized to announce MR, J. A LANGFoRD as q Candidate for Circuit Clerk, subiebt to the action of the Democratic pri- maPieS.
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For County Treasnrer.

We are authorized to announce Mir. JAS, Y. SAUNDERS as a candidate for reelection to the office of Treasurer of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- maries
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For Constab,a.

We are authorized to announce MR PETER M. BRIDGES as a candidate for Constable of Vaugine township, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce MR. F. H. COLHoUER as q candidate for Constable of Yaugine township, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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IT is now Major" Hugh F. Vest brook. He has been appointed to that position in the Third Regiment of the Arkansas State Guard by Brig. Gen. Schaer, of Little Rock. The appointment was made Satur- dav
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For Cnnntv .Indca

We are authorized to announce MIR. W. D. JONES as a candidate for County and Pro- bate Jrdge, subect to the action of the Dem Ocratic primarieS.
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Nothing

much qualification as .'tas to ba yoq look 10 at a home that is all ', y,a' aS'sl It gives you a feeling Of i ;,g y0pr o ce. Perhaps you cannot ,t4uepsHd3 much as somebody else hl hp0ssss.| furnish you with a nice ,;.., pat We
 of land that you can bn;la l,,'le sqe| table sized house on. We .s e0nl1 10 see every man his own lsaa a''s''|
 MW. RlIDLL',%ada L',ada|
 Real Estate Agent. 1o7 ws.,a
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For County Clerk,

We are authorized to announce MT. FRANK B. FLANDERS as a candidate for County and Probate Clerk, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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Feb. s, 1s9s.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN 5, LITTLE as a candidate for reneminatiof TOT congress from the Second District of Ar kansas. subject to the action of the Demo cratic party.
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IRON MOUNTAIN RATEs.

Mardi Gras, New Orleans, La, Feb.
 9, 1898.
 For this occasion the I. M. X S. will sell tickets to New Orleans and return at one fare, $l3.25 for the round trip. Through sleeping car from Monroe to New Orleans. Dates of sale, Feb. IS, 19 and 20. Return limit March ,.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

Daily one CODY. one week........ 15e. Daily. one copy, one month...... 65e. Daily, one copy. six months... ..... $3. .75 Daily, one copy. one year......... $7 50 Sunday edition one year.......... $200 Semi Weekly. per year. ...............$ $1 50 ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE IN ADVANCE
 wITHou1 EXCEPTION.
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INCIDENTS AT LONG BEACH.

Long Beach, Long Island. Aug. tSpeciaD.-This
week at Long Beach has been unusually gay.
There was the german with the following hop there
were tennis matches and sailing and fishing parties
and the usual recreaiions OF cycling pool and
bowling and the pleasant and never failing
surf.
A small party consisting of C. Edgar Battle and
four others caught seventy-six weakilsh the other
afternoon. They averaged two pounds apiece
The Boulevard has at last been completed. and
now the cyclist can run all the way from Brook
lyn to the hotel doors. Large parties are already
forming to make the initial trip. and the manage
ment promises them an enthusiastic welcome At
the Inn special rates are given to wheelmen.
few nights ago charming dinner party was
given by Ralph. Jack and Guy Erandreh in honor
Of their little friend Catherine Lawrence. who
TO leave the hotel the following day. The guests
al this little party were Adelaide and Annette
Howe, Evelyn Goldsmith Catherine Lawrence.
Harry Glnnell and Frederick Roberts
II. b. Plant. the founder Of the great Plant Hotel
system. has here for several days, the guest
OF Colonel Dick
Ebcn f. Ocott the president Of the Albany Day
Line IA here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. |. Eorsman. with their son-in-
here In the early part of the season, have taken
up their quarters In one OF the hotel cottages.
Clures have just come from Norma ndy, where they
were for several months
G. Gaswein; formerly secretary Of the CHILEAN
Legation at Washington. is here Mr.. Gaswein
II Will be remembered, brought 10 the United
the indemnity exacted from the CHILEAN Government
j. Carroll, formerly Of Baltimore. now Of Texas
the parents OF the hostess OF the Inn. and Mrs A.
f. Dick are here. The Rev. John Wesley Churchill
the professor OF sacred cred rhetoric IN the Andoysr
guest of Mrs. Dick.
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STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid. Aug 6 (SpecaD.-A popular resort
like the Stevens House, and one that has always
been popular with the young and active. Is naturally
one Of the first to I'll up and 1t has been fuii for
some time Now Its condition IL absolutely one OF
congestion and arrivals who have not MADE ar
rongements in advance find difficulty in securing
accommodations.
The guests gathered here are OF decidedly hVeV
TEMPERAMENT and there is hardly minute IN 'he
day when some sport or recreation does ho' '"'','
their attention The tennis court IL well PATRONAGE
the golf links are lively with players, ana paseoa''
is beng played assiduously. Regattas on the iNo
oro IN preparation. and the taly-ho and steam
launch are in daily demand by merry parties VINO
explore the country for miles around
p,casant incident OF one Of these tally-ho par'ies
was the sight of fine buck. which crossed the
road in front OF the party only few miles iroi"
the house.
There has been great interest in baseball lately
and a number of exciting games have been played
Among these there hare been four games between
tho Stevens House nine and one from the Ruisseau
mont The two preliminary games were won oy the
Rulsseaumont but during the last week the stevens
House bovs have received some strong additions
atd 're ma II 70 Respectively Next week the
stevens House nine will so 70 Pau smith anu ~ ~ 80
the nrst q a series OF games with tne craoN P''''
ri" ba scbaH fever has even infected the yonng
rnnen and Thursday morning they essayed
wu,,,e", Nth a team from among the male guests:
who we're arrayed n yaregatca asso' gnrgeo1s
feminine attire The pitcher was a ge 9ise" T
coryphee the second base robust haby, "h''e .'re
others OF the male team were nondescrP, oI ti,
ociers The umpire appeared heavily armed. VINE
nm ambulance, with a corps OF tsed TOSS enis
and nurses set up field hospital near nS "a, - H..
h'ii ~ ,sod but there were st many dincultirs
for the r.a rcninin. nine and its catcher was rei
nut ~ order when she attempted 20 RECEIVE ~
{, tho -nogapronc. After IN eNcltlhg anu ny ~, -,
contest the scorer announced the sCo.r 30 ,.irr
IN favor OF the ladies'. but he IS suspected o. nes
bern urduly Influenced. and the iafK co'. ILL., -
the piazza will be closed 10 MN ior So'"' UNIV
80. -, moonlight launch
On Monday evening there wa moonIiE ~ Dnnnt,
,,,,v IN the lake followed by a supper Ia'Ici LTD,
il I'm order almost every evening anu P'os'''
cuchre games occur frequently. r,.... y, Al
hanu arrivcd here Yesterday. also Sheriff Thomas
j. Dunn. OF New YORK: =, .,,a r,vo registered
Tho following New-York people NsNc trrn,e,nbiv
ro,o,,lv ~ m. Stevens House Mrs. I. "1llnS
reG,u ~, -, " n Otfinger Mr.. and Mrs s "risnt
Dnnnnr W c. wyckof. bertrand H r,dI or raj
IT. and Mr. Philip Britt. Mr. ana MIS- w., w ~
rnIlman A. Dobmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs y, ~ T'0 II
80" t,e, Thomas Warrall James Nelson. MIS- H.
r Deshler and +. u. +. Isham
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ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
A ROUND OF PLEASURE AT THE FAMOUS
sEAsHORE RESORTS.
ENJoYMENTs OF THE CoTTAGERs AT sEAbRlGhr
pRrsIpENT MKINLEY's PROPOSED VISIT.

x>.,ovNrxrs OF THE CorTAGERs AT sEABRIGHT
-pRrs1pENr M'KINLEY's PROPOSED VISIT.
scabr,eht. y. j.. Aug specaD.-seabright Is
n. CAV as ever The week Just closing has been one
round Of pleasure The outlook for an extended
season grows brighter as the days go by. Sea-
bright In September Is an ideal place; In fact' no
Amor resor, can be found anywhere along the At
lantic Coast.
There Is no enjoyment that is worth having that
the cottagers Of Seabrlght and Rumson Neck 40
not possess-the finest golf ground in the country
Is here. rooi roads nowhere can you find any bet
ter: picturesque scenery OF the historic Highlands
OF Navesink: a liberal form OF municipal govern
ment with an up-to-date Mayor ana fearless
Board OF Commissioners ever ready TO FORWARD
any improvement that IL for the betterment ana
comfort OF the cottager. Surely the cottagers OF
seabright have cast their lot In pleasant places
The announcement that President Mckinney
would spend several days in August at TINS pIdce
caused a ripple of excitement which mas ho' yer
subsidized. one OF lis Cabinet officers Cornelius "
Bliss is domiciled in his beautiful summer man
sion near Oceanic a ten minutes drive from here
Vice-President Hobart's former summer home Al
Monmouth Beach lies only two miles TO the south.
and the Presidents brother, Abner with MS vile.
Is summering at Elberon.
The Red Cross is still keeping up Its record or
collecting subscriptions The total fund now
reaches s7oO and there is no let-up IN slgh'.
Thomas \. McCarter ana MISS
and Mrs Charles Baylls started this week ior
Narracansett Pier and Newport
The Seabright Golf Club now numbers TWO nun
dred members. The officers OF the cluo are tIeSi-
don't William f. Strong e-president. william
+. Havemeyer: secretary and treasurer Francis r.
Ward The Greens Committee officers are; fresi-
dent Arthur Symington; treasurer haSSino ora
UoaCland. Messrs. Shedd Potts ana 1oduo9 are
also members Of the committee ...
There was an interesting game Al loul sonles
THURSDAY for the two cups offered by the womans
committee. ,,,,o tIouso in
clIde Charles Snow Kellogg, G. l. stewart MIS-
Anna NJ Potter Mrs. Marcia p Free Mr; ana
Mrs J. p Whitehead Mr.. and Mrs. Ste%a P
Browno Miss Stewart Browne, H. webster j. Is
chadwick. Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Courtney, NJ ana
Mrs w NJ Richardson. Mrs. j. - Guest MI. ana ana
Mrs H. b. Harding. Miss Mathilde Harding anu
Mr. and Mrs Charles Treat ..
on Friday evening Il progressive euchre pa T,s
was held in the Darlors OF the Peninsula ne
prizes were beautiful and costly rms evening 'he
second hop of the season took place.
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THE ALGONQUIN.

This favonte house Is entertaining a p,easant
party OF guests. who are mostly devoting them
selves to the queter pleasures OF the neishborhood
The lake which expands beautifully before tho
house has unceasing attractions and is the daily
resort of the majority OF the sojourners AT the
Algonquin who spend their time in rowing fishing
making long excursions. with luncheon on some
one OF the pretty Islands.
Mr.. Harding has secured fine electric launch
which Will prove most popular with his aqua nc
guests and enable them to make their excursions
a larger scale
The numerous drives md walks in the Vicinity A.
tract many. while tennis and the nearby soY iInks
find their share OF enthusiasts ~
Among the recent arrivals at the Algonquin a re
the following from New-York: Mr. and Mrs ! n
Rutter. Mrs. l.. l.. Burke. Louis Ferguson Mis-.
Sophia A. Walker Mr.. and Mrs s. NJ Davis 7 q
Henderson. NJ. 3. Meagher. James McCourt. n w
Wilson Miss Alta Rockefeller. Stuart Hartshorn
and c. f.. Scabbehan.
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THE WAWBEEK.

Jefferson. " H.. Aug s.-ThIs oii-t,n. -.
vorlte is fast regaining its popularity unde,
the management Of J. Ben Hart and h,..
number OF guests are already enjoying rs hos.
ptallty. The house has been thoroughly rsno.
yaod and put in perfect order this year. and as n,
arrangement and appointments are modern 1, .,
OF the cheeriest in the mountains The ylevs
from it's piazzas arc unusually extensive and ans
and It's facilities for boating and fishing are I'm.
usually good good orchestra is in attendanc.
and the Sunday evening concerts are popular no,
only with the guests. but many from the hand
some camps in the neighborhood also attend q,
Sa turday evening last handsome ball was given
az the Wawbeek. at which there a large gath.
erlng from the camps on all parts OF the lsks
Every one here has naphtha launch. and ths
feet which assemblies for entertainment or A
hop IS one of no small proportions.
Recent NewYork arrivals at the Wawbeek ar,
Mrs n L. Terrill. Miss Terrill Mr. and Mrs r
II. Hubbard. Miss $. z. Hubbard. DR.; Smith Ey
IelllNe. Mr. and Mrs John b. Calvert. W. A. Peck
ham. Mrs H. J. Erickson Professor J n vedder
John p Mum Mr. and Mrs r. N. Hoe: T. A
McAlpin. jr. d. II. McAlpin 3D. W T. Ericks
and John Hubbard.
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HOTEL. CHILDWOLD.

Massawepe Aug (SpecaD.-People fast
nockng into this delightful house. which is one OF
the most Ideal homes In the wilderness that can
no found The surrounding forests. which ere on
every side offer beautiful diversity OF scenes
and rnmbles for there Is a great deal OF hard
wood in this vicinity as well az the usual spruce.
hemlock and basem. giving most charming va
rIety TO the character of the forests. Many trails
have been carefully cleared and blazed through
these woods. and the days spent In exploring them
are among the pleasantcst spent here.
The fishing continues good. and on a recent
morning a string OF four lake trout Weighing
thirteen pounds when dressed. captured In a
short time
Deer too. are unusually abundant and fresh
tricks in great numbers are seen daily In the
vicinity of the house and along the picturesque
road that winds through the great Childwold Park
from the station to the house. Az a sportsman's
headquarters few places of such easy access can
be found and during the approaching open season
much excellent shooting will be had by guests OF
the house on the surrounding preserves.
Among recent arrivals Mrs. John A. Cook
and Miss Cook. w. NJ. Purdy. DR.. William II
Park Frederick II. Scofed. A. Coleman. Alfred
Wolf and family Carl A. Hoffman. Andrew Sachs
md family. and L. b. Garfield all OF New-York
Captain and Mrs. John c. White. United States
Army. and H. q. Carter. Of the Mohawk and
Malone Railroad. were also recent guests
The hotel has been made . postofice. with Mr.
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Leland as postmaster, 20 the mails n. ..u..
directly and promptly The name Of the posso
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SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn. Aug. 8 (speciaD.-rhis 4.
the Oldest and most favored houses In m. "e OF
tains and 1t retains It's popularity In ami. "'oun'
unpretentous appearance. for the location y, " Hs
surpassed and the comfort Of its guests 4. 80 u"-
lousy cared for In all the little details Whit
so essential to contentment and the enjov,, arc
quiet summer life. AS result Of this comh,s" OF
OF circumstances. the Inn Is crowded to n, n
capacity by an unusually select class N "ost
who find here the quiet relaxation so accen,., 'e
many.
Tennis and croquet grounds adjon the /.
while the facilities for boating are so erc.,ss.
that many parties Of women pass a grea, nav MIA.
each day on the waters OF the lake.
In connection with recent accounts OF IN.
chase OF forest lands in this vicinity II ha. 49,.
rumored that the saranac Inn had been incluS.s
I'm the purchase and now belongs to the e..
This is entirely erroneous for the hotel and 49,
tract OF adjoining land along the lake rema,, !"
the posso sson Of it's original owners and u,.s
fected by the other transactions.
Il was expected that Ex-Governor Morton mani.
purchase property and build camp in ,h,'
vicinity before another season. but he Il 40 ~.,,
pleased with the camp he Is now occupying ~.
he has purchased II from its owner, the Rev q
L. Howell and will make 1t his permanent ,um
JIG John me- G Agar of New York. has taken po,..,.
sion Of his new camp at Gull Point, and II Ia 80
OF the handsognest establishments in this res III Us
DR. s b. Ward, OF Albany. and W H. Jasksn,
Of New-York. have arrived at their camps Tor h
season.
Governor Black has a modest camp on L,,,.
square Pond. not far from here which he occupies
every year
A fair in aid Of the Adirondack Cottage San,
tarium will be held at Saranac Inn on he i1,h
under the patronage Of Mrs. William Va.sssa
Mrs c. w. Chandler. Mrs. Thomas Blagden "a.
Oliver Prescott, Mrs. A. II. Bells. Mrs F. Ransss
Mrs d. w. Riddle and Miss Byrd. Contrhn,osn.
will be received by Mrs Bangs
The following are recent New-York arrivals 81.
Saranac Inn: Henry Stanton. p. C. Frcke w.
Henry Manion. Miss S. L. Roberts. Miss III m 4
Roberts Hugh H. Baxter Mr. and Mrs Z
West s r. Hunter, Mrs G. b. NJ Harvey M
r. r. Ford Miss Ford. M. and Mrs Ell K. bab,r.
son. Miss Robinson. Arthur Robinson. n
Douehertv, D. J. Ferhan DR.. W. j. Lanson NJ
Beaman Douglass. a. w. Brown Miss A AnSS,a ~.
and Miss Lucy c. Byrd. "''
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THE GRAND VIEW

The big Grand View IS well hiied oy S''er' '
NOR colony that IL enjoying ts opportunities ~
n,o,srre IN a thoroughly apprecatVe manner man,
d,,ving parties start from the house every p.''"'
1ov and most days IRE pleasant mere anu 49,
,,o.rooo secs large numbers Of golfers on ther
. >, tb. links beyond Mlrror Lake. where their
..,,., g. most Intense. Among IN" enthusiastic
c,fo,s NJ. Mrs Harold Roberts MISS M'A'""'
Nss cole Mrs. Carpenter. the Misses Lo"s ''.''
yulIar, White Alfred White. NJ Cole ana A'I'''
T,lbert Many Of these are expert p'aEe''' '
fr ms season they have preferred to enjoy friend
lv games among themselves rather INA" ~ -
matches with other houses.
Tennls olso has rs advocates, and nu'noeV oI
lovcrs are In active practice for the coming tour
nom.nts at which Ave handsome SILVER cups wiz
he awarded as prizes. besides the Naiu"o'e ''''
,oro, cum These tournaments occur here annually
and attract many fin" PLAYERS VINO AWAY .'e'
rewarded by their visit whether they secure a
prize not. ,~.
ON Monday evening there handsome euchre
partv in the paror OF the Grand View. al whlch
the r> prize for women was Won by Mrs 1 Rrdok
irr Tho mems prizes were captured by h. NJ
Suter OF Princeton. and f. W. Hall, OF frovi-
several handsome balls and germans have been
given In the g.ea. ballroom whlch nave oee,i pp
liant successes and thoroughly enjoyed ny All par
Tne once parlor and ballroom at the H., GTand
tains and entertainments ana soclaI tuhc'Ions s
given them always effective ana pl'dShnt
er,irs on account OF the ample space Afforded ana
the absence OF NIL impression OF crowdlng me
same is true OF the extensive pazzas. where there
il room for all promenade or Ind pleasant rest
Ing places. .,. r., .ho cr,,,
View, are Mr. and Mrs Harold Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs H. p. Smith. Mrs l.. H. Peek; MISS Mary
peck Miss Vivian NJ Peck Miss III. G. Able Mrs.
A. r. TaIbert Miss Talbert, Mr. and Mrs; W. g. 4
Uemming Miss Wlnnfred Hemmng. Mrs. +. H.
Ximhau Mrs L. V Stone and the Misses Stone
DIR. and Mrs T. r.. Dougherty.. Miss Dougherty
Miss Mary BENJAMIN. sidney H. smith, MISS NJ NJ
Smith and Mrs J. A Smith.
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TILE RIISSEAIMONT.

At the Russcaumont the guests are always busy
with rowing. riding driving bathing golf and
host OF other diversions.
Just al present considerable interest Is being
taken in rowing. for number Of the young men
are practising for the coming reSattas, at which
the championship of the lake Is TO he decided. rs
well as other races held by other houses on the
lake Among the oarsmen are {. n. Elmer, an Old
Columbia man A. W. Putnam. a former member
OF one OF the Columbia crows. and w; 5 johnson.
Considerable rivalry exists and the coming races
will be closely contested.
Late Ncw-York arrivals registered at the Ruls-
seaumont are Mr. and Mrs William Mohr; Miss
Miss /. Kreischer. Mr. and Mrs. d W Jarvis.
Mrs Samuel Lawrence, Miss 7: G. Swords. Mrs.
+ Cuheal Mrs f. Catheal, John b. Kreischer
and Miss Ida Benjamin. 800
Miss Adelaide r. Palmer is guest OF Mrs. Put
n IN at her cOttage.