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Hotel for tho mountains have already .nr,r.t
iooiiis lor me early fall. Among those who will
pIopapiy De al the hotel are Mr.. and Mrs Martin
W. Lttleton. Mrs. Eugene L. Maxwell Miss Mary
G Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. IitchneId MIR and
MRS WIli!am y. Dykman. Mr. and Mrs Charles
and Mrs Nathaniel s Corwin Mr. and Mr ,s'" VIII iT
lam CooneE. Mr. and Mrs. Robert w Hoff and
Mrs. Charles A. Murphy recently GIVE = lunch
con at the Breezee. her country place at West
hampton. in honor of Mrs Weaton Cooper OF
Mcrfsto"n. The appointments We're in green and
white White sweetpeas effectively combined with
ferns formed TIE centrepiece The hostess wore =
white gown. which was adm!rabIy sci off b2 p
Woolcy. '"u MIS- Ulysses u.
Mrs w. s. p Prentice was the hostess at the
entertainment given last week for the woman.s
auxiliary TO the board of missions of the seabrebt
Episcopal Church. Tho principal speakers Of the
evening were the Rev. Dr. Wood of Manhattan.
ne Rev Elliott White. the Rev " D. Bailey. the
Rev Robert Mcclellan and Mrs. James scryms ser
served 70 nearly hundred guests at the Prentice
nome after the entertainment
The subscription recital given at the Monmouth
Beach Country Club the chief attraction last
week. The volln!st was Master Albert Spaldirp
Master SpalGing was accompanied by his mother
contrao xoee ms ThG Is wei known for her
greatest applause were the Devils Thrill Tartini.
nasc il D. ho'o-
Last saturday WAS Ladies Day at the South
shore Field Clnb. Bay Shore. The chief feature OF
the day was n women's approaching and putt.nr
contest in which Mrs. Edward c. Blum came our
"'S' "-'o MIS-. George a. Ellis. jr.. second. The
membership of the South Shore Field Club includes
DIR. and Mrs Harry q. Barber. Mr.. and Mrs A.
Melvin saedeker. Mrs. Charles F. Hubs. Miss
Lillian Il. f!shel Miss silvie Dalton. Miss Caroline
sheiies.- MY and Mrs. George Sidenberg. Lewis
Ginter Young Charles [. Tannin Mrs Hem, NJ
SaIs: :; dAdelph MoenhaueT; Mr.. and Mrs s. F.
eheries n ODoaohuc, Edwin Havvley Laurence
nam, Juhns kayser, Julius Loewenstein Miss
iI .tstsli Nslscn @. CarmaE, Arthur A
ii0u'iii@h' Lewis Minis Glib. Allan Pinkerton
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:, IMAM henson. Samuel Boocock DR.. William
an, 9 '9 e' Daniel Chauncey. George w Chaun-
80, % sherwood Coffin. CARL Fl. De Silver Fred
erIch A. Dwight. Latham a. Fish wiIItar, v IIos
ter. Martin Joost Eben ] Enop,,.on - 80 -
i"'chneId' H. Hubert Litchhed Stephen Ioines A
a. Low. William G. Low. Robert Gould william
Jason: ); Rogers Maxwell Howard Maxwe1 1rhno-
f fabn, sS[Gderick W. Moss Whelmus Mynderse
William a P,, GeorsG hoffman Henry r. Noyes
fred n W6 3ha II , TT;9nsey James H. Williams, Al
ander II. White ir. WorE us nus us White and Alex
the ground at Hicks and Montague ss ap% On
terthrents scheduled take place The end "g tia
al tho t ne finb membership is yet completed
al 'le stocLhoiders wilk be members
~ anu MRS. James Leferts and Miss Louise
tcHerts. OF flatbush settled for the sun,r,er
:" t'er cottage at Belport. Long Island Mrs
hishth-aEe have taken the MandcviIle Mace neT ~
Cora MSI IYh sn ~ EroWns, Of Remsen-st Miss
guest of Miss Harriet Stevens as the
among the BrooklynIes in Paris last week were
former Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodrnfr
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Doughertv. Manics
Dougherty Mrs. Frederick A. Ward. James
Downey and Edmond A. Sweet. '"'e'
DR.. and Mrs Thomas r. French. of Joralemo,-
ST. have opened their summer place Carnn I,tor
laken, on Spithre Lake. in the Adrondoc.s M,
ana MIS-. Alfred T. White at Keene Valley in
In the last two weeks many have left the sea-
shore Tor the White Mountains. The Thomas y
Pearsalls of Eighth-ave, are at the Hotel Wont
worth New Castle. Or. and Mrs. Frank lie Pow
Purdy. Mr and Mrs. T. L. Arnold Mrs WilIi,r, ~
Barnard. Miss Barnard and Julian D. Faircbtij
are at Mount Washington In the White MolIntains'
Mr.. and Mrs a Eugene Bisseil, of Berkeley pIaca'
are at the franconia, and Mr.. and Mrs. George ~
Elliott and Mrs. Amanda ]. Refill are at the Maple
wood
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Elliott Langstar are at Their
country place. at Stony Brook Long Island
Mrs. Andrew j. Perry. who has been STAYING ~
the Huestis House. Saratoga will 60 mex. week ~
the Cary cottage. Richfeld Springs .JFes 50. VIII
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BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
uents and I4nuSementS.

Nj and Mrs. Frederic w. Hinrichs. OF No. s0'
Renry-st announce the engagement OF their daueh-
ter Miss Augusta Y. L. Hinrichs. to FREDERICK
Pates of this borough Miss Hnrichss brother n
no., stationed at Sandy Hook The Hnrichses are
at resent at their country place in South WOOD
stock, Conn
OF incidental interest TO Brooklyn society is the
recently announced engagement of Miss Louise
Benedict and Clifford B. Harmon. son OF the late
Captain ". r Harmon, L. S. A. and brother or
William P Harmon who purchased from William
Il Baldwin Jr., the house at No. 112 Willow-st..
which formerly the home Of the spencer
Trasks he is identified with New-York and Phila-
dephia society and is also well known In the
Brooklyn contingent at Shelter Island Miss Ben
dict of Indian Harbor Greenwich. and a sister OF
Mrs. Thomas Hastings
St Peters Episcopal Church Bayshore, the
scene. on Saturday afternoon Of last week Of the
wedding OF Miss Helen Thornton. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs John Thornton, of No 10 Garfield Place
and Charles Anterior Jr, of Philadelphia. The
formed the ceremony in the presence Of the mem
ding trip, which win include a visit 20 Atlantic
City. they VIII make Their home IN Phlladelphia
The bride is sister of Mrs. Archibald B. Mills.
Miss Marion Clarke gave luncheon Of eight COW
Thursday OF last week at Nyack. Her
guests were Mrs. J. Du Pratt White. Miss Jane
Lutkins Mrs. John Acken, Mrs. Robert Osborne.
Mrs. Charles Mckie. Miss Bertha Sexton and Mrs
James Lloyd. Mrs. Charles CarscalIen gave a
luncheon on Friday. and among her guests we're
Mrs Charles a. Boocy. Miss Jane Lutkins Mrs.
Robert Osborne, Mrs. Charles Mickic, Mrs. Van
Wyck Rossiter. Mrs. Warren Johnson and Miss
Jeanette Brien Mrs. Van WycI Ross!ter and Miss
Jane Pitkin We're the hoSteSSeS at the minstrel
show given on Saturday evening the clubhouse
for the golf course.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Hastings Arnold gave dinner
of twenty covers in honor of Miss Mae Richmond
Barnum and Frederick L. Harris whose engage
melt was recently announced, on Monday OF last
week at the Orchards. their Garden City place
Many Of the people who have left the Garden City
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WILL APPEAL SMOKE NUISANCE CASE
Builder Declares Politics Is at Back Of His
Arrest

John Fallon. the builder and contractor who de-
clares that his three arrests recently on charges
of violating the smoke ordinance at his mills No
DO Manhattan-ave.. were caused by persecution on
the part OF Tammany, intends to carry his cas-,
before the Supreme Court Mr. Fallon is n stron,
supporter OF Senator McCarren His arrests oc
CURED while Taminany official was In charge Of
the Health Bureau in Brooklyn. Each case as
required by law. transferred to the Court OF
Special Sessions Mr.. Fallon being required to Civ.
bail for his appearance.
In order TO bring of the cases before the Sill
preme Court Mr.. Fallons bondsrnan will cameo, Tho
pond on Tuesday. Fallon will be rearrested and
placed IN the custody of the Sheriff Then the
Ease VIII De presented to Supreme Court Justice
Lambert on write of habeas corpus N
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MUSIC TO-DAY AT BRIGHTON BEACH

Programme of concert by Migrants band AT
Brighton Beach boardwalk this afternoon az 2
o'clock:
''Stnr Spnnged Banner"
March, Coronation .............. q. ,..oxn.
Overture. Diavolo'' oVutee
Selection from The Yankee Consul $500
(a) lntermezzo THE Gondolier'' 100 ~
tbl Patrol. ''Hamar' - = % 49,
Cornet quartet-tal The Wanderers Song. MerNel
cd w =
Played by MI Abarno and the Migrant Brothers. N"
- y2isho
Cornet solo. 'Infammatus' Stahat Mater Rns.in
By w. S. Migrant.
Medley overture. Broadway Echoes No % Byoon,
Valse sentimental. 'Pense I,iI~
Aafc< ny SNaiyiaho .....'...........W. g. Migrant
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make a short visit before she goes 70 Woodbine.
the Perry country place. at Cherry Valley N y
The Rev. Or. and Mrs. ]. Douglas Adam are at
the Hawthorne Inn. East Gloucester. Mass
The Alfred VI Bouchers of Jererson-avs. are At
| Stamford Glen. Armenia. n. Y.
The Rev. s. S. Roche pastor OF st. Marks Epis-
ccpal Church, and his family. have rented tho old
Eastland cottage. at Stony Brook
Mr. and Mrs Horatio NJ. Adams OF Montgomery
Place. will he AT the Mount Kineo Hotel. Kineo.
Ne. during August.
Mrs. c. C. Alexander and the Misses Alexander.
Of Greene-a:e. will spend August at the Pine Blur
House. Point Pleasant. y. y.
Recent arrivals at the Egremont include Mrs.
Frank b. Sittis. Mrs. Jesse L. Hopkins and the
Misses hopkins OF Berkeley Place; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank N. Beers and the Daniel V Arquimbaus
are 4 North Esromont.
Mrs William Hardness and the Misses Hardness.
OF C!nton-ave.; Mr.. ard Mrs William II. ziegIer.
Of Eighth-ayey ard the Christopher p, Robertses.
Of Fltrrcpont-st. are among the Brooklyn arrivals
NJ the FTontenac. Thousand Islands
Recent arrivals at Lake George include Mr. and
Mrs. n. ". Buckley, who are at the Sagamore
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Hibard. who are at the Hort
con Lodge; the Edward 1. Graefs. who are at
Pearl Point, and the George Albert Alins. who are
Miss Kate y. Ketcham and Miss julia j. Kctch-
am. OF Gates-avc.. at the Summit, Nev-York.
Charles Putnam and Russell Starr. are the same
resort.
Mrs. Charles a. Moore and Miss NJ Elsie Moore
end MI and Mrs. Thomas Powers were At Carls-
bad last week.
Ex-juGge and Mrs. Augustus Van wyck were
at the Carltcn. London. last Sunday.
On board the kroupgaZ Wilhelm. which sailed
on Tuesday, Were J. Sherwood Coffin and Edward
H. Grout. who went abroad 10 join their respective
families.
Mrs. Charles Pratt IS visiting her youngest daush-
ter. Mrs. Ernest B!aney Dane. of Brooklne. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl FIgue. accompanied by Miss
Steiner. OF Lincoln Place left last week for trip
which will include visits TO Albany. Niagara Falls.
Toronto, Quebec. Montreal Thousand Islands. Lake
George and other points of interest. They expect
to be absent about five weeks.
The Rev. and Mrs EgIsto F. Chauncey arc now
at Tuxedo.
Miss Alice Glib is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Kimbal. at Glen Cove
on board tho Majestic. which sailed on Wednes-
DAY OF last week, were the Frederick CromwelIs
the Rev William J. Barnes ana the Misses Chaun-
cey, OF Joralemon-st.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Bagg, of Bay Ridge were
at Paul Smiths last week
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HhTd Ran M Ms Helen Raafd Bdwar
Delnonco Edward E Mcca Miss lime f Hyde
Ef4a6d hyde william Van Anden. Miss Harriet
William ATnod G. 6 Little + .t e Ha P6 +
Charles D Aio Dr.
Samuel Lamarche, Lewis G. Young, L. T Bache
T T 4 J McCulIom; r. B. DodsOn, c; Dp Bots
Wagsta o Chester Lawrence b p Arnold
H. webster G. W Banks Mr. a and Mrs Mrs II Rock,
Pafaga MISS Paraga' Nj uaR Fair eFfs Mr. and
Ms T TI ADAMS jr r. III CorneIIle Nj and
r. NJ Johnson, Richard Rapft Frederick Ballard
FREDERICK Marauand, a. II. Nutting. j. T. OIL
trogge and j. Bensinger.
The formal opening Of the new golf course at
Long Beach took place last Saturday. Tea
was served in the clubhouse which decorated
with masses of wild flowers and quantities of bunt-
Hadden Mrs. Clayton Rockhill, Mrs: Renwick
Miss Ruth wallace. The cake and candy sale at
Mrs. Howard Haddens. on Beach-ave.. in the
cally. it was. of course. for the benefit OF the
Sound Beach Golf and Country Club The attend
Litehheld. Mr. and Mrs George H. GOutts, Miss
Nchos &r and Mrs Howard Forker Mrs. Ed
win w. -Bigeow. Miss Marion Bigeiow. Miss
DRY, Mrs. Walter F. Blake Mr. and Mrs Daniel
McWilliams, Mrs, milford Martin, Mrs; William
ar. and Mrs Sidney W; Curtis Stewart Mosler'
Howard McWillamS and Stanley Eaton. A SUD-
scrlption cotllon is TO be given at the Long Beach
Hotel on Friday evening. August >.
In the Brooklyn contingent at Huntington are
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smithers OF Pierrepont-st.. who
are at Marjanetha: the Thomas Prossers, OF Stuy-
Yesant-ave.; the Sidney L. Smiths. the John Y.
Jewels and Dr.. and Mrs " l. Pearson.
Those who have consented to act judges at
the gymkhana games at Easthampton Dr. Clar-
ence c. Rice. S. Edward Nash. Thomas l.. Manson.
L. Clifford Potter and William L. Manson. John
Drew, c. Wheaton Vaughan. Thomas Clark tr..
and Samuel T Skidmore will act clerks OF the
course. The starter will be Ralph Ives. The pro-
sTamme VIII probably include an egg and ladle
race, potato race, shirt race goose race. doll
perambulator race. steeplechase and saddling
the Frederick Gallatins, and Mrs Jerome Elliott
Bates had as her guest Mrs William \. Curtis. OF
NorWalk. Conn. Miss Florence punkie. who is
spending the summer at Sag Harbur. enter
tained by Miss Flint last week.
The putting contest At the Harbor. Mrs. Jacob
Remsea's place in West Babylon. was one OF last
weeks events The prize winners Mrs. E,u-
gene c. Saydge Miss Florence Fairchild. Miss
Edith Evans and Miss Rita Hubbard. Presiding
over tho tea table with Mrs. Remsen were Mrs
u. A. Stewart. Mrs John Strong Foster and Miss
Elsie S@hderQonk tlcktn. Some OF those present
We're Mrs. Edward c. = UNI. Mrs Maxwell Lester
Mrs. Maillard NJ. Can+f Mrs Willard = Reid
Mrs. Charles \. O'Donc- N and Miss Minnie Reid.
The full list OF stockholders of the Casino Realty
company has been announced. and Includes Frank
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The Rev. S. s. Roche pastor OF ST. Marks Epi.
ccpal Church. and his family. have rented tho oil
Eastland cottage. at Stony Brook
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make a short visit before she goes 20 Woodblne.
the Perry country place. at Cherry Valley. N Y
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The Alfred ". Bouchers. Of Jererson-avs.. are q
Stamford Glen. Armenia. n. Y.
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The Rev. Or. and Mrs. J. Douglas Adam are At
the Hawthorne Inn. East Gloucester. Mass
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio NJ. Adams OF Montgomery
Place. will he at the Mount klneo Hotel. Kineo.
Ne. during August.
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Mrs. c. {. Alexander and the Misses Alexander
Of Greene-ae.. will spend August at the Pine Bluf
House, Point Pleasant y. y.
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Recent arrivals the Egremont include Mrs
Frank b. Sittis. Mrs. Jesse L. Hopkins and the
Misses Hopkins. OF berkeley Place Mr. and Mrs.
Frank NJ Beers and the Daniel V. ArQumbaus
are North EsTomOnt
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Mrs. william Hardness and the Misses Hardness.
OF C!nton-ave.; Mr.. ard Mrs. William II. zegIer.
of EiEhth-ave.. ard the Christopher d. Robertses
Of PltrTcpOnt-S:. among the Brooklyn arrivals
the FTonenac. Thousand Islands.
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In the Brooklyn contingent at Huntington are
Mr. and Mrs. John Smithers. OF Pierrepont-st.. who
are at Marjanetha; the Thomas Prossers. OF Stuy-
yesant-ave.; the Sidney l.. Smiths the John V.
Jewels and DR.. and Mrs. y. l.. Pearson.
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DR.. and Mrs j. Elliott Langstarf are at their
country place. at Stony Brook. Long Island
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Recent arrivals at Lake George include Mr.. and
Mrs n W. Buckley, who are at the Sycamore;
Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. IIihard. who at the Horl-
con Lodge: the Edward l.. Graers who are at
Pearl Point and the George Albert Alius. who are
m IL.L.Ll..
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Mrs. Andrew j. Perry. who has been staying At
the Huestis House. Saratoga. will go mex. week IN
the Cary cottage Richfeld Springs -sJFea So. viii
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Approaching fiarrioae.

Cards have been received in this
city announcing the wedding on Sun.
day evening, June III, at O'Clock
at the Baptist church, Auburn
Texas, of Rev. w. r. Underwood
and Miss Elizabeth Buie. Mr. Tn.
derwood is pastor OF the Baptist
church at Auburn, and for the past
two years has been a student of Bay
Tor University. Miss Buie is the
only daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. A.
II. Buie, of the Auburn community,
is a devoted christian girl, well
suited by tastes and training for the
responsible place OF pastors wife
The Light wishes them every hap
piness and that their lives may / 4
filled with good works iu the cause
to which they are consecrated.
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The katy fair Special.

1t has been definitely announced
that the initial trip of the Katy's
World Fair Special will be made
Sunday, June 10. The equipment
for this train is now being massed
at terminal points, aud all details
for the establishment Of this special
service are fast being perfected. The
cars for the new train are Of unusa-
al size, the coaches seating seven
ty-two persons and TIE char cars
sixty.three. On this train will be-
one sleeper. which will start from
and stop at Dallas, and one which
will start from and atop at Fort
Worth. Thettrain will start from
the south and will pass through
waxah achie al Gro p. IN, A party
Of newspaper men will 10 from Waco
20 Dallas on this trains fret trip
49, guests OF the road.
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Yesterday afternoon Fred Blank.
the little sen Of 4. w. Blank, had
one foot badly mangled by coming
in contact with the sickle of now
ing machine. Mr.. Blank had.taken
the boy with him across the creek
where he was having some hay cut.
While running rabbit, Fred ran on
the wrong side of the machine and
struck the sickle with his foot,
which was cut almost to pieces. The
bone was not injured but the flesh
was lacerated in a frightful manner.
He was taken home at once and a
physician summoned. 1t is not
thought that amputation will be
necessary.
About FIVE O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon a little son of Mrs. Roberts
had one hand and arm badly hurt as
the cotton mills. He was caught in
the elevator in some way and long
cash cut in his hand and the arm in
jared. In dressing the injuries
twenty-four stitches were required
to close the wound in the hand.
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BsbiistS' Outing al La Porte

One OF the greatest religious meet
ing of the year will be the Baptist
Young Peoples Assembly at Sylvan
Beach, La Porte, Texas. on the
Southern Pacific railroad.
Thisconvention OF Baptist workers
10 composed almost entirely of young
people, and 10 full of enthusiasm
and spiritual power. IL 10 like q
great protracted meeting under head
way. Vast throngs attend the ser-
vices, and there are many CONVEX.
sions and professions OF religion
each year. Some oithe very strong
est preachers of the Baptist denomi'
nation in the United States will
speak to the multitudes who attend.
The coming session of the con-
vension will be held from the 2lsi
OF June to the I'd day of July, In,
elusive.
While this lie denominations
meeting, still the Baptist cordially
invite members of other denomina
lions, who are really interested In
religious work, to attend the con
vention, and, IL desiring to do go, &c
camp with them on the beautiful
groundsof Sylvan Beach.
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New TeIeph0Re COMPANY

The Mutual Telephone Company
of this city was granted charter
yesterday by ghe secretary of state
at Austin. The capital stock Is
g. 900. The purpose Of the oompa.
ny Is 10 construct and operate tele-
phone lines Ia Ellis, Tarrant, John.
son, Dallas, Kaufman, Hill and
Navarro counties. The incorpora.
tors are J NJ. Harrison. Waxa.
hachie, p. w. Wheatley and w, A,
Lewis, Howard; w. A. Culbertson,
Sterreti; j. u. Wiley, Oviila,
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For County Treasurer
A. Il. mcknight.
BsF. MAhCHBANKs.
Il. r, BuRKs,
r., D. CKIpDLE.
For Tax Collector
GEORGE SWEAT
T. j. TlS0LE.
SNIP sPEHcEa.
j. w. BussKiA
For County CLERK
RuFK II. HKSpRiCKs.
For Sheriff
JoE r. MINNtcK.
For County Attorney
MARX SMITH.
CHARLEY P1PrIS.
Jsos ID. MCRAE.
For District Clerk .--
Tom BuRIEsos,
For County Judge
r. l.. HAWKINS.
For Representative two TO elect
j. NJ. ALDERDtCE.
For Supt. Public instruction
J. T. BROOKS.
A. G.. STILES.
II. X. PACKARD.
For Constable Precinct No. L.
BEN r. ABBOTT,
r. M. MCKEE.
For Commissioner Precinct A.
LIE MOORE.
The cash must accompany each
announcement. This rule viii mol
be deviated from.
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proaram EIliS-NavsrrO Normal

The following is the program o.
the opening Of the Normal, june
2lst, at Trinity University. Al
friends of education are invited Il
be present The exercises will be
gin at $50.
|. InvOc alton Rev. j. n. Ivy
,. Song.
;. Welcome address-Hon. 5. r
Skinner.
4. Response-M. n. Morris.
s. Solo-Miss James.
q. Address-E. d. Crddle.
7. Reading-Miss Newton.
\. Solo-Miss James.
.. Announcements.
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Mr.. l.. Hey and Mr.. w. c, Min
ton, with their families, leave to-
morrow forth Llano country where
they will spent two or three weeks
fishing, hunting and recreating
Both these gentlemen are employees
of the Central railroad, running be-
tween this city and Ennis.
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,SoRS Of NeieraaS.

A meeting OF the local camp. Sons
of Confederate Veterans, viii be
held tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock In the hail over the store Of
j. S. Campbell Il Co. All members
requested to attend
r, Il. WILLIAMS, Commander.
BY r.. =. KEAgLg, Adjutsn
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MIR. j. A, Wray, editor of the
Mertens Herald, was in the city
today on business. Mr., Wray tells
us that the Odd Fellows Of Brandon
and the Woodmen of MeTtens will
hold a Joint picnic at u grove be-
tween the two towns on July IL,
Preparations are being made for all
who come.
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