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ONLY S. A MONTH.

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low rate ct s. per month for each and
every disease until cured, except ID surg
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treated fsee from 10 10 II 4. IN. daily.
Or. DARN can be consulted free at Ho'
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10 a. N. 10 ) p. m. daily; Sundays. 10 a.
In. 10 z. IN.
lie treats all diseases of the Eye. Ear,
Nose, Throat, Cagarrh, Deafness and ali
nervous, chronic Gad private diseases IN
either sex Of whatever nature. Ia
TENTS At q distance can be cured by
desired. but IS not necessary Ia all cases,
Circulars and question blanks sent free.
Inquiries answered. All business reia.
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nIr.. ourn.. Ked rnn.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. n. Owens
and Miss Ovens gave delightful tea NJ
Mrs Owens home on North d street The
hours were from until q The deeora-
tions were all red. and the effect was very
pretty. indeed, IL was one OF the prettiest
OF the many pretty teas given here lately.
Music added another charm, the pieces
being the harp. violin and aate. Mrs.
Stephen Sears and Mrs A. L. Bull re-
eeived, aud Miss Seymour. Miss Jessie
Seymour. Miss Harrington and Miss
Evans served. Among those present we're
Mrs. T. n. Hunt, Mrs. Harry Hurley.
Mrs. Chauney N. Briggs, Mira James NJ.
Ashton, Mrs. Fred A. brown, AIRS. Ed :.
Orr. MIRA A. NJ. Bslkweil, Mrs. Robert
Sale Hin, Mrs. Harrison Foster, Mrs. III.
c. Wallace. Mrs. Thomas Stiles. Mss
saliss, Mrs Meaoalf. Mrs. Dupont, Mrs.
Little. Miss Little Mrs. John n seelev.
Mira. Dakin. Mrs. Noble and Miss Noble.
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EvERErT SOCIETY.
Amateur Dramatic eerforsaanes-n~es
Tom Co Ealrn Nrl.nnl arnauaa.


tiens 60 High school Graduates.
EvEEgrE. June Special. Among
the very enjoyable affairs OF the week vas
the appsarsacs 81 tie Everett Dramatic
Csne ia the play, The Tramp's DaaEh-
ser. or "Wednesday evening. Itlsafsve-
act pred action aad vas given a pfesenta-
ton that greatly pleased the many friends
Of tue cub. The cast included Mr.. Ralph
Hasley MF. II. u. Cooley. Mr.. T. q
bronson, Mr. Henry Plammsr, Mr.. Don
Mckenzie, 1v r j. Kelly. Miss Marian
Zimmerman. Miss Miaoaa Lewis and Ms.
Lillian Porter
Numerous receptions to the high school
graduates AaFe saoWn the appreciation Of
their friends. Mas Ethel Nichols gave a
pax tea few evenings ago in honor Of
Mss Yale and the girl graduates. Miss
Margaret NsaFk. 81 tAa class Of -. ard
Miss kFerazs4. Miss Morse and 4 "a lin.
ton. q lie class og -
Mrs !. f. CrookeF. Mrs. Baird. Mrs.
kosssE, Asss Eossss. ~. PAl..p Eosse. aad
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One Of the principal events next week
will Be the theatrical entertainment % be
gwen on Saturday evening st the Tacoma
theater for the benefit Of the Children .
home. This entertainment will consist of
the play, "Han Proposes. " in which Mss
Bailey. Miss Beckwith and Mr.. K > HUI
will take part Following this will be
Mother Goose quadrilie danced by some
Of the younger members Of society. then
the play, "Tn Honor Bound, in when
Mrs c. B. Hurley, Miss Seymour, Mr.. T.
q. Griggs and Mr.. r. s. Hill viii appear.
The whole entertainment promises TO De .
delightful one. and the friends OF the
Chilren's home say the theatsr should be
crowded.
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Rev. ". Brewer, Of San Francisco. IL
staying at the Tacoma.
Mlss Van Horn Jeff on Wednesday night
for her home IN Minnesota.
Mr.. Frank Cardin returned on Tuesday
night from bis trip 10 the East.
Mrs. A. X Hiscock gave delightful In
formal tea on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Sharp has been confined to
the house for few days with illness, but
is again able 20 be out
Miss Mcdonald. who has been for some
months In the East. started for her home
in this city on Thursday.
Mr.. Charles B. Hurley left on Wednes-
day evening for the Palouse country. he
expects 10 return tomorrow.
This afternoon Mrs. ]. w. Rowe and
Miss Rowe gave a tea at their home on
North q street, from until O'Clock.
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The high school graduating class this
year was unusually large, the graduates
receiving diplomas Friday evening 81 the
public exercises hslng: Scientific
eoutse-hosaee Fogr. Ernest Scott.
FiiiA II Chappen. Franks Farnhasn.
English couFse-Grsee Glover. Mabel
kiadell. Eva A. Eells. Grace n. Stormsat
Gertrude J, LAX, Margaret l. Fasrslly,
Asda q. Elliott, Mary T. Cowvn, Bsrs-
ram haydsa, LetisiA N. Mullen, Edward
y. Harmon. ktnA N. Richardson.
Classical eoGrse--stenA NJ. Schnles
Carrie !. Evans. Mahel II. Higgins. Crissis
Cameron, Dora G Burgess. oasda J.
Peterson. hake Heat, Leigh Ailsa. Arthur
q. Moore, Emula II. Halverson, Martha
A. Fashes. Wtiism q Broaoo, HAIRY
fsncus. Charles r. Settiemisr.
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On Monday evening the mneh-taikcd~oi
syirginfus" vas produced 81 the Ninth
street thsater, and IN order 10 pay for the
necessary expenses, SO that most OF That
taken in on that evening would be clear
profit, the performance was repeated on
Tuesday evening. when there was fair
sired audience present. The first evening
the house was full, and 81. DO was cleared
for the Interstate fair. When il Is known
that Col. w. j. Fife got up the entertain
rnent in little less than three weeks II can
readily be seen that the undertaking was
enormous. for tbs play Is certainly very
difficult one of production. Tho theater
was prettily decorated with thousands Of
beautiful roses. The cast Of characters
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Bushels Of Roses for Commence
ment Week Graduates.
TEAS GROWING NUMEROUS AGAIN
gemsnary Nusieai and Dsnes-'ssfrEtn'
fuso-Anofher Tennis TeA-ssxs
Weeks Event--Chas.

TAcoxa, June 2s-lSpecial. with the
closing Of schools and the entering upon
once summer vacation, there have been
many happy individuals here during the
rest week, and If there was nothing else
10 do one could at least listen 70 an essay
or applaud q recitation Bat there have
beer other things to do Is well; IN TACT,
teas are still holding their Own. and tneAt-
ricaIs are demanding attention. Inc
closing exercises Of the Annie Wright
seminary and the public schools certainly
promoted greet interest and drew forth
bushels Of roses for the graduates, as they
always do. A great many attended the
musical at this former institution on
Tuesday evening
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On Monday afternoon there wese the
osaas class day exercises a. tie seminary.
she presentation 81 the sp&ds. planting af
she tres, etc. There we're ongy two eraaa-
ssss thss year, Mss Mary Ntlassas and
Miss Adeiis 19ssE. The exercises were
vsrY pretty. sad ca the lasa 81 he sesas-
nary we're gathered The friends og TIE
ssseesrs and pupils. tinrine part OF tbs
sfseFneoa there VAS vsey god ass sxai-
etson IN the studio. That esenine there
vas TIE aeligstial party, shea sae IA
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could DO nothing bat enjoy themselves
Would girls be mortal il they did not M
der the existing cireunssaaces1 scnooi
days over ard whole evening TO dance
inI Certainly e delightful prospect
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PALoUsE CITY. Wash. May II. 1874
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NORTH WKILIEaToS. n. c.. June ., 1884
Editor Post IntelliGencer. Sea tie. " ssh
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cxKyKLASD. Wash., Feb 2. ls)4
EDITOR Post-lnteiligencer, seattle, MeA
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A r.. Tor sIIs. Durphy.

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Frederick
Brown gave tea for her friend. Miss
Durphy. who Is visiting her.
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Fry, Idaho. Feb =, lBtA
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LANGLEY. wash, March 81, 1854
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KoKIsLAH. r. C., May 10, 1892.
Editor Post Intelligence. Seattle. Wash.
Dear sir: I have received the map VI
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ABERDEEN, Wash. Feb. IL irt@
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Cat aewsTs and plants cheap AZ Wash
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SECOND Trnnis Tea.

The second tennis tea was given on
"Wednesday afternoon, but was not very
well attended. The room looked very
pretty; 10 was decorated vith roses.
Those who served were; Mrs. T.. J. Alter,
Mrs- Frank Allyn, Mrs. George Bellew.
Miss Beckwith aud Miss Anderson. Those
who played were; Miss Helen Woodruff.
Miss kershAw. Mrs. II. h. Price. Mr..
Morton RamsdelI. Mr.. George White. Mr..
q. l.. Cover. Miss Seymour. Miss Bailey.
Miss keown. MF. w. A. Sternberg. Mr..
+. j. Fransioli. Mr.. Carr. Miss Paddock
Among those present were Mrs Edmund
Seymour. Mrs. r. V Barto. Mrs. l.. b.
Lockwood. Dir. and Mrs. Il. s Hin, Mrs.
Hans Giese. Miss Mabel kershaw, Miss
Florence Mcdonald. Miss Mamie Harring-
ton. Mrs. Chester Thorne. Miss 0riEgs,
AEs. Milton Grigss. Miss Van Horn, Miss
Harsowe, Mr.. Clarence Cresson. Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs j. h. Owens, Miss Owens.
Miss Jessie Seymour, Mrs. Stuart Rice,
Mrs. /. w. Anderson. Miss Munson, Miss
Burnett OF Seattle
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I.ArAu. wash. Fec. = tssA
Post fntsilixeaesr. rssssls an x..l
sirs: Map fscsiysd ~ syve s.As~ xesrs
rl.ased with Hand aiso the psgsl 80
respectfully.
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POsT,ISIELLlGECER @,

SEATTLE. VASE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

me realization OF tho presence of
AUTUMN comes on by degrees. stealing
alone almost insensibly at first and
rihowtmg toward its fullness with the
tt'"iiR or the season. II never burete
mo WOW with tho changes Of a eInols
hiHHt' rs spring sometimes docs v,hrn
nr ",a I'ng OF the buds upon tho viii
lows, inc grceninR Of the grass along tho
southern hill-sides. or fhc poto ''',
ronin on tho morning air. tolls me tbot
winter has gone '' ''''
me year Flidos into its serc and vol
lo" l'al Joy series OF gradauons. slowly.
rs " autumn came with unwilling foot
then fast ana faster. as thourh II ro,,'d
not 'ht'r l5E supcrfluoue. We see tho
meadows and The RraIu-Gelds living bare
a.H J., smoky haz- pcrvades the
alI' me leaves If the naples nuffor
down, sntlN then by tw.s ana thraos
many IN showers that make "a rleflinr
cAip'd under foot rlocks " birds ara
So I'D HNiht south. The call ~ the KATY
90 nag ,r, "l''h 10 the smallest possible
'"ii.' non on gray day. when the
Sky io'hs cold but while the warmth of
1.'"il.I sun Siill fingers through the
'.. ~ 40 t'IHo'N. We say suddenly that
..' I-,." ..S como and almost gone. ard
F, take ourselves 10 the woods for "a loef
close look before nature laws Nor d,,,..~,,
Of the leaves aside.
Ihat we have come upon melancholy
'"( indt THIS brilliant plumace is but
i'tiN t'rmcNt Chat the trees p.t ON
wherein to have ono last fing' n, fo~c
death comes and which must De- laid
ASIDE as they presently become IN OK
Tomis is arraut nonsense. and we win
n,'Ne none OF H. These leaves about US
blown knce-lcep In the gulies and into
The corners Of the fcnce-rows. maxim q
carpet through an the woods huttcrine
down through the mellow air. or stul
upon The trees taking prismatio colors
Ut 'n thc sl1ntng rays of the sun are
NOT 4e4d. hut ripe.-ripe as the apples
1re I'm Smiths orchard y4nder. and tieir
ioiIing mo more 20 Doe deplorel than that
rip' fruit should fall. or that tn SAP
should ep" and flow again for next years
'eaFts ana irult-James Knapp Reeve
ig October Tiuuiuc0ft'9
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Charles 4 nnnn'. Snnrfnn Offcc.

The rather naked little corner room In
THE sun" building. In which Mr.. Dana
has sat almost daily for twenty-five
years. Is surprise 10 many persons
who see II for the first time. His genuine
love Of beautiful things. his disposition
to acquire them II possible, and the eX-
traordnary range and accuracy OF his
aesthetic appreciations. are so widely
known. that IL Is quite natural for those
who do not understand him 70 expect TO
find his tastes reflected in his accustomed
place Of work. The room might be even
barer than II is and vet serve Mr.. Dana's
purpose as well as II IT were the Gallery
OF Apollo. on the other hand. II his
chair and desk were established IN the
middle Of the vastest AMI most sumptu-
oUs presence-chamber 10 be found any
whore. and amid thrOng Of curious an
noisy OnioOkers, Mr.. Dana would work
on With the same tranquil efficiency. pro-
vdiug his pen aid not splitter and the
C9paciOUs waStebaSket at his feet We're
emptied from time to time. The pro.
ces-ss Of his mind are neither stimulated
nor inundated by the surroundings. The
accessories Of luxurious profess Onal hab-
its are absent because they are super
huous 70 Mr. Dana. II he thought they
would help him to make a better news
paper, they would all be there.
In the middle Of the small room IS 2
desk table Of black walnut OF the Fulton
street style and the period of the first
administration Of Grant. shabby little
round table at the window. where Mr.
Dana sits when the day is dark enc
leather-cOvercd hair which does duty
at either post and two wooden chairs
both rickety. for visitors on errands Of
Nolying case with a few dozen books Of
reference. an ink-pOt and pen not much
used except in correcting manuSCrp t or
proofs. for Mr.. Dana t.lks off %
stenogfapher his editorial articles anl HIS
rCspOndence. sometimes spend ng on
the revision OF fhn former twice q much
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RAITIhfORE

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept 22.-Flour
steady.
Wheat weak. No. red spot, 13l4a53Hc.
September ,3iaU1t4c., October 'ihU
5tHc. December. Cl"-1Gic. May 81 ec.
asked. steamer 80. % red. jiHjli &C.; mill
ing wheat by sample. Doe.
Corn dull and easy; mixed spot and
September. 51c. bid; year, ,3iac. asked,
southern white corn. G2c.; do. yellow,
COu61c.
oats quiet and steady 40. > White,
western. 35N35llc.; No. mixed. western,
33u3iac.
Rye quiet; no .. 52N53c.
Hay steady; good to choice timothy
SD O0Ji3Oo.
ocean freights quiet and unchanged.
Sugar strong graduated, vs..
other articles unchanged.
Bonds Virginia. IS, new. ilns BID;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. - bid; North
ern Central stock. Gll3 asked; baltimore
and OHIO Southwestern second incomes,
y asked: Consolidated Gas bonds, llJs
bid: do stocks. G1l2atS
Money on call easy at per cent;
prime mercantile paper 4q4hs per cent.
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
Porce!ains.

From the standpoint Of fine arts it
matters very little whether AN object IS
ancient or modem f 3nt + or Gomeis i
it. ~ the japanese lover OF fine arts 10
l,G %t '4 forei9n and ontiqle things.
This T6is is shown by the relative values
placed by our c92rS OF Fist qF d6me h po
u - i'm t'orea itself; secondly, Very
ItIy MAJ isnanese pottery; thirdly. Chinese
,n,'n,rcreinins especially Of single colors
IN as ~4 her 2S iSsy eoSc SfSS9e ear
con. ',H,,,i. Tor high finish or elaborate
very very ,o.n.n1 t' rough. sketchy but at
the same time piftspgs ,gSsr design is far
form ana ,tl,,roneans usually admire.
cans T5a ai real i'' reason. however. why the
ra Inc le" attach such a faneiful value