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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
Political Brieflets.

The new Senator from Georgia will
be Hon. A. q. Clay, who has beer
speaker OF the Hou.e and President o.
the Senate in his own Stale,
john Wanamaker is said to aspire
10 Don Cameron's place in the UnlteC
States Senate, but whether he get
there depends largely on Matt Quay
The Tammsny Hall society in New
York is reported as bankrupt, anC
there is a call for the return of Rich
ard Croker, to supplant SheehaD, The
boss during the last few years.
President Cleveland has removed
some postmasters for taking part in
the campaign on the silver side, but
50 far he does not modest Postmaster
Hesing, of Chicago, who took part on
the gold side.
Gov elect Piugree of Michigan is
quoted as saying that he shall not re-
sign the may crafty of Detroit, having
been elected 10 serve till January /,
1898, but will be both mayor and
governor during 1897.
1t is estimated that Chairman
Hanna had at least $l.4000O0 at his
command in the Campaigu, aud that
Chairman Jones mad $l,2OO,0OO, col
lected from the mine owners OF Col
orado, Montana, Utah and Idaho.
II is said that there was consti-
tutional barrier in the way of making
Mark a. Hanna Secretary OF The
Treasury, as he is concerned in trade
and commerce, but IL is pointed out
that CharleI Foster was Secretary of
the Treasury while financially inter-
ested in many enterprises.
A few days ago a foreigner who
had experienced great difficulty in
mastering the English language was
heard to say, when first began to
learn the language and found that
when | stood firm I was fast and if
spent TO freely | was fast, if | ran
swiftly | was fast and if did not eat
/ fast, | was aslonished, but when /
came across the setentence, zone COM
petitor won one one dollar prizr,"
1 was discouraged"
Chairman Hanna of the Republican
n ltional committee is quoted as say
ing at Cleveland, Ohio: The work
ingmen were led to believe that Nc
Kinley was the candidate of trusts
and my candidate, and that | was the
head center of the trusts. The labor
leaders here who are friendly to me
know that if We are to be successful |
again we must cOunteract this i'm
preston, and that is what we propose
to do. We can get the labor vote and |
we shall begin now to dire It it away |
from Bryan and his party. National
legislation will be so handled that it
will be the best educator Of the
people,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
We are authorized to announce

Of Bath County, as a Candidate for Circuit
Court Judge in this Judicial District, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
we are anthorized 70 announce
M, s. TYLER.

as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge of this
the 2lst Judicial District, subject to the action
Of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
For Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized to announce
NEWTON r. BRIGHT
AS a candida for Circuit Court Clerk OF Mont
gomery County, subject to the action of the
Democratic narty
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
For Jailer.
For County Assessor.

We are authorized to announce
FRANK NJ. WILSON
As candidate for Assessor of Montgomery
County, subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
For County Judge.

We are authorized to announce
A. A. HAZELRIGG,
as a candidate for Judge of Montgomery Coun-
ty, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
We are authorized to announce
WILL A VOTING

ofRowan, as candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney of the Dist Judicial District, tRowan,
Mthefee. Montgomery and Bath. Mr.. Young
submits his claims to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08

We are authorized to announce
Ii. C.. GILLESPIE
AS a candidate for County Court Clerk of
Montgomery County, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
For Commemorative Attorney.
We are authorized to announce
j. III. WILLIAMS,

Of Menefee, as a candidate for Commemorative
Attorney of the 2lst Judicial District. composed
Of the counties of Bath, Montgomery, Menefee
anf Rowan, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08

as a candidate for County Court Clerk of Mont
gomery county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Circuit Judge.
We are authorized to announce
JUDGE 3. r. DA'

as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge OF this
district, subject to the action Of the Democratic
party
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
City Attorney.

We are authorized tosannounce
JOHN y. PHIPPS
a a candidate for the Office of City Attorney of
the city of Mt. Sterling, subject to the action of
the Democratic party. November election 1897
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08

We are authorized to announce
JOSIAH COONS
As a candidate for Assessor, subject to the &C.
ton of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08

We are authorized to announce
W.T.. BYRD,
candidate for Assessor of this comfy sub
ect to the action of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
County Court Clerk.

We arc authorized to announce
j. L. HAINLlNE
as a candidate for County Court Clerk subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08

We are authorized to announce
|. N. HORTON,
as candidate for Superintendent OF Public
Schools, subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08

We are authorized TO announce
II. G. RATIlFF
as a Candidate for Assessor subject to the action
of the Democratic party
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
Wanted--An Idea

Write JOHN wRDDERBURN q Co, Patent Attor.
sSa 'iss q Two hundred invsntions v Stated.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08
For Superintendent of Schools.
We are authorized to announce
MISS MARY ANDERSON

As a candidate for Superintendent OF Publ,
party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08

We are authorized to announce
JOHN e. GROVES
as candidate for the Office of County Superin
tendent of Schools.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-12-08

We are authorized to announce
THOS n J0NES
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THINKING OF YOU.
:. ror,s pos.-r,.snatcf,


I sat by my window TIL late last night,
And looked DER the roofs and spires;
While the sky glowed red from the city
light
AS a thousand funeral pyres.
l hsxard not the sound OF the echoing
Nor the sigh OF the breezes that blew:
Ny mind went back to the psst. my
sweet,
And / sat there thinking OF you.
/ went DER the changes my life has
known
Since yon came in my life that day:
And asked myself how / Lived on alone,
Nor faltered and fell by the way.
! longed for your eyes / had loved and
kissed
In the dear old days that we knew.
And / ionged for your hands through
the darkness and mist
As / sat there thinking OF you.
Our love with the years was bllssfuny
twincd--
TIN Death drew nigh from the silent
land.
Then. the sun shone long as an eye tina,
Is blind:
The world was cold as a murdered
hand
But a moment my love ;riumphed over
II all,
And out meath the stars and the dew
You came in the spirit and answered my
call.
As sat there thinking of you.
VIII r. Hale
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Port Townsend society.

Port Townsend. July 1s-Special-D
spite the fact that the weather this week
| has been oppressively warm, there was
nevertheless an occasion that called out
the leading members of the social con-
tingent and which proved one OF the most
enjoyable of the season now closed. The
party was that given by the Benedlcts'
Club in honor of Chief Engineer and Mrs.
Doyle and Miss Doyle. who left on last
Wednesday evening for Detroit. TO which
place Mr.. Doyle was recently ordered TO
report for duty aboard the United States
revenue cutter William p. Fessenden.
Five years of continuous service on this
station has been sufficient to permit of
the Doyle family making Itself popular
and prominent in all social affairs. and
/ the departure Is correspondingiy regretted.
In honor of the departure the Benediets
advanced the date of their regular meet
Ing from Wednesday 10 Monday evening.
at which time the pretty dancing pa
viIion In the Red Mems building was
transformed into a bower Of beauty by the
artistic decorations with ferns. streayners
and ported plants. Dancing was the fsa-
ture OF the meeting, the attendance upon
which was confined to the active and
honorary membership. Fine music was
furnished by Prof Roberts orchestra,
and until O'Clock Tuesday morning, With
a short intermission at midnight for re-
freshments, the guests tripped the light
fantastic and made merry. Those in at
tendance were. DIR. and Mrs. Kuhn. Mr..
and Mrs. Mantor. Mr.. and Mrs. Morri-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Mr.. and
Mrs. Hogg. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Pink, Mr..
and Mrs. Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Lysons,
Mr. and Mrs. KIocker Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Barthrop. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill Mr.. and Mrs. II. H Hin. Mr..
and Mrs. Doyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Strong. Mr.
and Mrs. Stockand, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. wyckoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
over. Mr.. and Mrs. o'Rear. Mrs. Harriss.
Mrs. MeBeth Miss Doyle. Miss Ham
mond, Miss Addie Hammond. Miss Char
lotte Hammond Miss Trimhle. Miss
Gooch, Miss Peck, OF Seattle. Miss Minor,
Of Oakland. Cal: Miss Libby, Miss Mac
donald. or Fresno. Cal: Miss Sorman. OF
san Francisco: Miss Morris, Miss Ham
nton, Miss Chamber. OF Olympia: Mr..
McIennsn Mr. Jones' DIR. Hill, Mr.. Fowl
er, Mr. Hammond. Mr.. ". c. Hammond.
Mr. Pringie, Mr.. Harmed. Capt. Jack
Pugh, T. s N; Mr.. Lively. Mr.. Conovcr.
Lieut.. West. Lieut.. Plumner and Lieut..
Hayden.
At a meeting OF the Native Sons held
last Friday evening II was decided 70 give
their annual picnic across the bay at Iron
dale on the 18th OF next month.
Mrs. Mathewson and family, of San
Diego. Cal is visiting her mother, Mrs.
J. n. Pringle.
Miss Sorman, OF San Francisco. is visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs. Andrew Weymouth.
Mr. Jennings. OF Tacoma, Is in. town
visiting friends.
Mr.. A 8. Fulton and wife are camping
az ouiicene.
Miss Minor, OF Oakland. Cal. f. the
guest OF Mrs. r 2. Blake, OF Hadlock.
Miss Peck OF Seattle. Is the guest OF
Miss Daisy Gocch.
First Regiment Band I.eschi Park this
afternoon.
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r-asns cf thongn. from the esorehouse q
r Harnum Jones, 81 rhe Sooksack Re-
porter. TIE rev president Of tho state
Press Association
Mr.. q T. Craft let Sunday Ter IN ex-
ssns@d eastern trip After visiting bis
Cd hcrne a. waseca. MINI. he VII 80 on
20 cAsrags. New York and Boston. re-
turntrag n arcat a ucrgh-
Mr J. = Baker AMI family hare gone
20 Skagst county for three we~kS' vtsif-
Mss Nellie Lee lei Tuesday 90 tofn q
party o. friends a. Portland fos trip 20
The seaside.
Mr.. ara Mrs. " 8 wharton. Mr. and
Mrs T.ehsgh. 1frs. 2. ". Christopher. Mss
CHRISTOPHER. Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Ken
ne9y Of FaIrhayen, LEFT or the WzIia
waEsa Thursday for San Francisco.
Mrs 3 H. Piles and son, OF Seattle.
a~a visiting Judge ard Mrs. wlnn-
Mss IaIla Ba1r. Miss Sarah Rsur. Miss
Marshall sad Miss Young. OF Seattle.
spent Thursday n whatcom and vicinity.
returning 20 the Queen city yesterday.
Mr. and 3frS. e G. Earle, Afr. and Mrs
IoveJov and Mr.. anS Mrs. Negberry. OF
CoupSvsiie. are enjoying a yachting and
camping trip arnorg th4 isiands. being
caurpes now al Doe bay.
NJ y. Drysdaie. manager OF the Alas
ka Packing Associations cannerIes AZ
Point Roberts and Se1niahmoo, has re-
turned from a Sojourn OF several months
In California.
Mr.. r. A. Fairchii., who was one OF the
delegates 20 the Republican national con-
vention al S. Louis, returned this week
having gone as far east as Niagara and
visited his old home IN Ontario.
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GRAssHopPER GREEN.

Grasshepper Green IL a comica1 chap.
He lives on the best OF fare.
Bright little Jacket, trousers and cap,
These are his summer wear.
Out In the meadows he loves 10 90.
Playing away in the sun:
It's hopperty. skipperty, high and low.
Summers the time for fun.
Graxshopper Green has a quaint little
house.
It's under the hedge so gay.
Grandmother Spider. as stiii as mouse.
Watches him over the way.
Gladly he's calling the children, I know.
Out in the beautiful sun.
It's hopperty, sklpperty, high and low.
Summers the time for fun.
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Deafaes. canro. BE furea

by local applications. as they cannot reach
tie diseased portion or the ear. There IL
only one way 10 cure deafness. and that is
caused 1F an iBfianesi condition OF the
mucous ssn4ng o. the EusfaehAn Tube
When this tube gets fnsamed you have a
rgmaiing sound or imperfect hearing, and
when u Is entirely closed deafuszs Is tie
result. and unless the Inflammation can
be- taken out and this tube restored TO is
FORMAL e0nd ton. bearing will be de-
sgroyed forever: nine esses cut OF ten are
caused bT cafarFh. when Is nothing but
an inilausea condition OF the mucous sur
faces
We VIII give one Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness fcaused BY catarrb ,
that cannot - cured ~ Halls catarrh
Cure. send fer circulars free.
ri. CHENEY e. Co, Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. TIC
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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been visiting in Tacoma. are expected

been visiting in Tacoma, are expected
home on Monday
Superintendent Logan. Of the paper
mill. arrived home on Wednesday from an
extended Eastern trip.
Mr.. Albert Duryee. Mr.. Frank Skinner
and Mr.. j. ]. Fairbanks left on horseback
on Wednesday for a two weeks trip
among the mountains.
Mr.. Hall returned 10 Monte Cristo this
week after enjoying a vacation OF ten
days with his sisters, Mrs. L. d. Godshall
and Miss Hall.
Mr.. W. Il. Stockbridge has purchased
the residence property In Fridays addi
ton which he has occupied for some time.
Mr.. Daniel Duryee has gone 10 Tacoma
10 enter the competitive examination for
West Point.
Or. j. r. Hathaway and family have
gene on rE5ticating tour having wagon
very comfortably fitted up for the outing.
TIE Co0Ieys. Bronsons. Pen1letons and
Morses are comhing the beach at Makil-
teo. They have a charming camp.
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Mr.. w. n. woedruT left for New York
on Thursday.
Or. ant Mrz Hudson Dodge and son
left for the East "Wednesday
Mrs. william Birsiow is visiting Mrs.
Alexander Balt,se 81 Stellaeocnn.
Miss kate uofssr has returned from an
extended visit In San Francisco.
Nr. John Thosnas is camping al the
beach vita Mr.. p0tford and family.
Ms. Katherine HYDE and Miss Neove.
Of spokane. arrived ia tue city Nedaes-
day.
Mr.. w. #. IasArop. a, Penaie,on. Or.
prominent Business man. Is visiting Ia
abe city.
Miss ray Fssiier ana Nsss Angie Rice
returned last SATURDAY from visit IN
yenaieton. Or.
AIR. and Mrs.. Frederick Brown ans Miss
Reby went TO Lake cashman yesterday
Tor a few weeks
AR. ara Airs. George III. Walker ar
rived last week. aid are In taelr home.
Sos North street
Miss Emma Alien ard NJ. Nat Carl ef
Seattle. are spsnasng week a. Tire CAS-
per camp Al Stsiiscooin
Miss Kate MeGfaw came % shs city
Thuraaay 70 attend the wedding 81 Miss
Ward and Mr., Aei-sanan,
Mrs rreaersck brown entersasasa few
srirnas very Informally Ih0Fsdax after
room. ser Mrs GfarGe II. Walker.
IN the eslsv rnurSa&s after tse8r set3issx
scarnev. and Will Re az horne after Az
guss ia.
Mss peseNeii ana Miss Mary retcheSl.
~ i tne4stn England EncnE a few 6AsN In
re civ last week. he guests ot MrsA II.
o. Newell
~. ana Ms. w. y wheeler ans fam
az wsfh ffesr xs1esss. asxe gre 20 shetr
susussarr esxgSge * Sylvan. Fcx sssAsa.
Yer month.
A. q King. q Everett. vssses4
.y1~ssss IN TIE elt9 a fV~ DAYS last ss@x,
ara IL Fsow al Ma ). ~ Aovvs > camp.
near KoaeaAse
ledge ara Mrs Parker, Jasge sna Mrs.
n ~ REYNOLDS ard fsr0f. and ATS Asy-
,ss lave tomorrow fcg PARADISE VaAasT
so spend several se<~%
4 snsu company ~ friends VAS enteT~
.assesf ssry fleAsstsssY eS J&ass and Ms.
faFa0aa sass ekSxssss@ ~ ssR~' - A.N+%
ssaEhs#r. Aira- kzisSfspss
re nAxSos an3 ia scN la -
$500 .l-nSsrxssAN ffuA 4 1efs<N4sA Ft3e
sSssss.rA sne Or massiss. tissis AafSes seihk
- srss 10 reaca the ssssaastt q Mssss
Rsse.
.rAa Tacoma rreas ssea senssEss ses-
,.,ss,s Nslsae ar stfasnasf fs<f so -
ss&afn~ aftag she lsckSfs - seN ss4~~
sesgas Aks9s4f sssky ps@ess ets ksss
e. i snsoy = hanasAsks o sas sass~s's'
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s SOCIETY IN TOWNS NEAR By. 5


sir poet ara the occasion was very err
58vabie. Mr.. Miller favored the coua-
pzny wtsn Gre or TWO Ess<ctso1s. which
were nauch entoye1.
Mss Anna Gfiggs has gore 20 the
army g681. kzFE0<SeT. Ter several weeks.
Ga her resmrr SIRE Will be accompanied
b. several goang ladies'. WHO sill visit
81 Ger home.
Mr. ard Mrs.. George Browne and ewo
sgns. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred W. Martin.
Miss Fsrus htasfszrf. q Boston. ard Nr.
and AIRS. Hans Geese leave Thursday for
q slssg 10 the mountains.
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Col Daniel ". Huneerford Is suffering
from a tuusar OF the liver and his eauaf-
ton - critical. His wife ard his daugh-
ters. including hirs. John W Maekay,
are ia attendance at MS bedside. In Rome.
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The Vaudeville company at the Water
Palace 10 an immense success, greeted by
crowds AZ each performance. Don't fail
IN
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one OF the biggest industries In the city
Is the Frye-Bra Packing house. where
they cure F.-B. Co. hams and bacon and
try out this celebrated brand OF pure leaf
lard.
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The most DELICATE person may use the
famous old Jesse Moore whisky without
fear Moore. Hunt & Co. sole agents for
The Pacific coast.
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Miss Stella Apologize gave delightful
clnch party "Wednesday evening az the
home of Mira l.. y. Campbell. whore she
fs guest. A prize Of a silver hicyele
cup was won ~ Mr.. y. J. FraHsicii. and
the mems consolation. book. by Mr..
wolbsft. Miss Hewitt took the ladies'
frat, and Miss Curl tire consolation. both
dairy toilet arsscies Those present were:
Miss Hewitt. Miss Clara Hewitt. Miss
Curl. Miss Thomas. Miss Nunson. Miss
ROXY. Nss. Frances woshert. Mlss Cart
be- Fefris. Mr.. a v Hayden. Or. Curl.
Or. @. :. Hicks Mr. cornet. Mr.. Dakin.
Mr.. rransloil. Mr.. Walker. Mr.. woloers.
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Miss Julia Mftchen's first appearance,
matinee today.
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n ouuonNfnl aAiling party was enjoyed
rhurooay evening by Miss Bennett. Miss
etefn, Miss Underwood. Miss ROXY. Mr..
prstcAard. NJ. Wsinsr. Mr.. Hayden. Mr..
Taylor.
Walter hrveyL Everett RAocoeh. Cliff
ford BAbeoc&. D. A. Young, sidney Plum
sner and Jerk Email left Friday on the
facht Cun1fnnce for . two weeks cruise
down the Sound.
On Monday evening the following young
people enjoyed trip 20 Naury's island
on the launch Myrtle. ana took supper.
returning about midnight: Miss Culver.
Miss Lennon. Miss Adams. Miss shaw.
Miss Holgate. Miss Jennis Hoigzte. Miss
Ca.per, Miss Smith. OF vietorias Miss
Rslf a. 81. Paul: Mr.. Rice. Mr. shaw. ar.
ahuli. Mr.. Brsmer. AFR. nosworth. Mr..
Cowdsn. Mr.. William Mcdonald. Of Seat
Gle.
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A nav at st.ilaeoom.

A delightful day was spent at Judge
etsiieup's cottage in Sieiiacoom Thursday
hy Mrs. Maynard. the Misses Maynard.
Mrs. II NJ. Thomas. pr. Percy ana wife,
Lieut. Field ana Mr. Y. r. Maynard.
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Ladies. rrim,nea HATS A. Sc ss.

ladies' trimmed Hats ~ Ss.25.
Our regular $3.50. $500 and 81. 10 hats:
sale win last nntil the hats are ali sold.
The most artistic and stylish hats for the
price in Seattle. They are new. fresh
goods. ]. s. Graham. 7fs Second avenue.
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New Ducks and Linens
For Separate Summer
Skirts.

Received Saturday . new lot-Dub-
lin Dress Linen, f5c-
New Ducks. navy and white striped.
black ana white striped. and plain
navy. 1sizc.
Order quickly. These are rapid SELL
ers.
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TACOMA, July fs-1pscial.--Tns SESSION
of fe4s b oTsr. With sbs frst fun bloom
1nr Of the roses From nov On society
dlsporss itseif on the beach. on the water
or 10 fhs woods. sna elegant functions
are taxoosd- The heat OF the past few
xee3s hss caused crcp cf Pretty sun-
~ner frorks 10 blossom forth. ard ire
etrs~es are gay with dainty Hnsliss ard
orrnnties. taking the place Of the sFst-
whiss ipevitsbls serge skirt and shirt
waist. watch tradition has declared 20 De
me only summer outfit ues6st or Puget
sound--shs fsilsey Of which has been
proven this year II nsvsr before
The marriage ~ one % Tscsrna's love-
f,est dau~ausars 20 4 prouinsnt Syracuse,
81. r.. attorney. theaxh quiet ans1r.
vas an event Of Interest and importance.
ara for the rest, socisty IL absorosd In
ENJOYING with abandon the macy charm
ing resorts In tfs vicinity.
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IAdss~' Day 1t tho Tennis Grounds.

I1ndies' Day 1T the Tennis Grounds.
"Wednesday. which IL always ladies' day
% the grounds az tbs Tacoma Tennis
Glib. MAS fhe pisasantsst occasion OF the
hind yet given this season. IL being the
second day of the tournament. and In
serest in the contest running high. con-
seQu.nfly tha seats were well filled with
snenbefs and with guests holding visi-
tors tsekefs- The club house was taste
fully decorated with green and white.
and fn the center OF the table stood a
YeTeshsug bowl Of iced tea. which Was
served 70 the guests by Mrs A. b. Bail.
saxisted by Mrs. q. II. Baiion and Miss
May Hall. Among those noticed on the
grounds were Mr.. and Mrs w. v. Bur-
Tsli Mrs sheldon. OF Boston: Mrs. Mel
bourne Bailey. Mrs. Fanny Bailey. Mrs.
George Browne. AIRS. Marble. Miss For
syfhe. AR. aud Mrs. Mliliksn. DIR. and
Mrs. Percy. Of the Monterey. Mr.. and
Mr.. Orr IuiGen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
2fartin. Rev. james cheai. Miss Riggs.
afiss Thomas. Miss Ksrshaw. Miss sey-
mour. Mrs Purion. Mrs. Stacy, Miss
15oIbrcok. Asiss Arrowsmith. Of Victoria;
Mrs Tsd1Arsh. Mrs. Adna Anderson. Mr..
Phihp Andsrpou. AFR. Remington. Mr..
George Brewae. r.. and others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

First Regiment Band I.eschi Park this
afternoon.