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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-03

you, that I now speak to you as one man might speak from a dylng bed to anothcr.'
 The rough man was softencd by his own words. His voice faitored little; he even grasped Crawford hand.
 Nothing has been said between us about my daughter since you surprised me with he: picturc.' he continued "It's not necessary to say that I ap- prove her choice. She's q sweet, good girl, my lad-that you know. She hasn't seen as much of her father as a child has a right to; but I've always loved her dearly. Didn't I name this ship after her, when she was a little slip of thing? You'll do just as you said, I am sure; you'll go back, quit adventuring, take up the old, steady ways of the world, which. after ali, are the best ways, marry Helen, and settle down. You must be kind to her mother, too; she's a good woman, :"
 There was just a dash of petulance in the young mans voice as he replied:
 "All this is very pleasant for me to hear, Captain Willis, and I'm proud of your confidence in mo. You'll pardon
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-03
The Captains Money.
A Tale of Buried Treasure, Cuban ReyoI,
 and Adventure U pon the Seas.

An hoar before daylight Dick Par wis uuigcd tie mate, and awakened him from titful sleep.
 "What's the matter, Dick?"
 Something bad. sir. I'll whisper it to you; we'd best make no alarm yet. Ihe 7nulatto is lcose.' l "Grcat God, how can that be?" the mate exclaimed. II shacllcd him myself, and have seen him every two hours since. Where is he?"
 Il only know he is gone, sir, with the chain unlocked that fastened him to the ring in the floor. I suspect he's hiding somewhere in the forehold."
 ''He must have had help"
 "Surely, sir.'
 "Well, the devil is aboard this ship, and no mistake. hate to disturb the old man, but he must know it''
 The startling intelligence was com municatcd to the Captain, and it ban ished all further sleep till sunrise. The mate took the wheel. and Crawford and Purvis watched with the Captain; but he said little. The threatening events of the last few hours were mak- ing an impression upon him which it was idle to try to shake of; he made no answer to the reassuring words ad- dressed to him, but remained sunk in deep thought.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-03
PART II.-CHAPTER III,

Ispoke of the sum of fifty thousand dollars began Captain Willis), that 1 had secreted.
 Why did h1de it? why conceal any knowledge of it from my wife and child? for, certainly love them as much as most men love their families
 To answer these questions, it will be necessary to go back to the beginning, and make you acquainted with my whole life.
 The amount that I have named is considered, l believe, quite fortune. Three times before, have been in pos session of almost as much; three times have lost all by the misconduct of others whom I trusted. My reasons for hiding this money, and locking the secret in my breast, have much to do with my previous losses. You shall hear.
 You have lived in Boston, and you know where Provincetown is,, across the bay, on the point of Cape Cod. I was born in that old town somethin 9 less than sixty years ago. My parents were as poor as poverty could make them, and died when I was thirteen years old. l never went to school q day in my life; what knowledge have got, afioat and ashore, has ali been picked up. l ran about the wharves, waited on the sailors, heard their won | dertul tales, and when was sixteen I made my first voyage before the mast.
 Now look on, eight years from that time. With all kinds of hard knocks, and such privations and perils as sailors only know, l had steadily risen until l was first mate of fine ship in the India trade. I had nsnc of the sailor s ordinary vices. Twas steady, temper
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-03

me when l say that you are speaking 2 of things as already accomplished that fear are years away. If hard work and determination to succeed can count for any thing, I shall marry Helen Willis some day; but you will remem- Der that 1 told you was penniless. The Captain softly chuck!cd as he patted Crawford's shoulder.
 "Ah. my boy; the girl isn tpenniless. When die she and her mother will divide fifty thousand dollars"
 In his surprise the young man me. chanically echoed. the words.
 ''Yes; sir; and if this ship comes into port again the value of ship and cargo will add twenty thousand more to it. There's no insurance on either; if they're lost it will be dead loss; but that good pile of gold and silver is put away safely, beyond all fear of acci- dent.'
 The old man chucklcd again.
 "Now, Henry Crawford, I've a very strange story to tell you. Ycstcrda, you laid your whole life open to me; I'm going to be just as candid with you. What would you say, to be told that neither the girl nor her mother knows of the existence of that money, nor where it is? That's just what I tell you. It's my secret, and I've carried it for years; foolishly, pcrhaps-you shall judge of that when you have heard the story. For Hclen's sake, for yours and her mothers, you must have this secret, so that the money may be saved to you thrce."
 The Captain pulled his whiskers thoughtfully.
 ''I said 1 would be candid; I will. Of course, this has been foolish of me: my sudden death at any time would have deprived my wife and daughter ot what have always meant they should have. But you shall hear the whole story, and sec what it was that has moved me to act as l have" Crawford listened intently to the narrative that followed. Both men stood with their backs against the long boat; in the boat was Louis Hunter, concealed by tarpaulin, his eager cars drinking in every word.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

beltebiaer Ma6l cine 9ei6rente auf 9e6enss
Sett bon td8li6 Dier Wlarf in 2(u8Ii0t oez
felt.
W2an Fat in 2auianne Die @ntz
0eGung geniadt, baB Die Tnnf3iq<
SranfS<8anfuoten Der ldtpetaeTtz
i6en 8u1cesbanf, pelde nit griiner Far6e
gebrudt itn0, Elm gefGbrIt6eS Gilt
ent6alten. 3wet 8ealnte, nel6e nit 9(bz
5GbItng eini8er 8afete bteier 8anfnoten
beauftra9t tparelt, e%rfranften pL0bli6 babel.
- ue6er einen San BON 9erotftunq
our6 Sn Der bert6tet Der
Der uGbeln. anb 0rugg.": Cine Namtlie
bon Z p%erionen ipuroe fiir3Lt6 frii6 per0ifz
tet i'm 8ett auf9efun6en. IS fteQte {t6
berauS, baB 6ie Srau am bor6eroe6en6en
Qt5enb l 8funb Sniefteupu[uer iber Sic
8etten geftreut bate. Dies bate aur Birz
flung, OaB ldmmtGt9e Berlonen in eiren
tiefen S6(af perfielelt, aus benz fie tpGbren0
bier Stunoen nidt 8t ertpeGen tparen. sic
i6ienen tDot su ieirt, 6a logar fu11tlihe
Ntbntung iih ais nublos erpies. Inter
8eiitanb zines QlrlteS foneu tie enoli6 piez
Der gum G%epuBtiein. SIS MAI 6emerfe1sz
iDertb, oaB Die 6aut Der 0erQifteten cine
purpurne Jarbe augenommen bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

oenn 9eblieben uno ais i'd ntein 0bgun9sz
3eugniB betant, ftano barauf: Ser erite
Mal;ertGnser be5 SabrbuIoerts. (@roBe
0eiterfeit.) Sa, psnn Die Sade oana9
an9etban mare, fonnte i6 es S6nen ad ocu@
los oorma6en, porau8geiebt, bag Die 0ane,
pelde t6 mir bort BON Der @daerie berun1
terDolen polIte. mir feinen Sorb 9dbe.
(6eiterfeit.) Sic ieben alio, baB i'd gu allen
&bor6elten nod bereit bin; inOeB tpolIen
mir ME pergeiien, baB man bon ben Gborz
beiteu gum Grnit auriif8ufehren unb tbm
Die breitelte 8aliS gu laiien bat. SD tpiln7
i6e ben 6erren. bic bier UNI mid Derlal1s
melt iito, baB ite Die Stuoienia6re tn Sc
iuu0beit ino 6ro6linn beer1oen; i'd mi1l9e
S6nen auf Sbrem Qebenstpege aues @ute
lnb 560ne Hno bite sic, Elm freunbIibes
Qnoenfen an mid ms 2eben mitaune9men,
baB, tpenn sic a6tun6iteb8ig Sabre alt iein
peroen, Sic ebenio gelunO nno fr0lli6 letn
m0gen tpie ih."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
Ser Im0tec gSinStborM.

@uf einem fir3lt6 in SODIUM abgeboltez
1er Seftcolnmers fatboltlder Stuoentert
belt Der ieBt acknowledging Sabre alte
Ninothorft etne prGbttge 9fe0e. Sene eng>
lid unb eirtide fatboltideu Brielter in
Qlmerifa, tpelde nit Dem puritantl6en
MudertbunI liebGugeln, ioQten ltb oieie
Borte OeS groBen &atboLtfenfi6rers merz
ten. Sic lauten:
vOaB neben Der Qlrbett Der Srob1in n
9epilegt ntrb unb man oie Su9el1o 9enieBt
in allen ~erlaubten 0in9en ullO itb freut.
auf Der Welt All ieir, bas lit 0urhals in Der
Srbuunq. Obldon ih leiDer ridt me6r
LANCE babel letn fam, lueroe i3 feline BON
ben geraniiornaen obiebnen, tpenn ib 3eit
unD @elegenbett babe. SD bin fir allies
S6One ernpfdngIt0, nur m06te i'd ntbt
germ eilen ~RaBenjanlnler 1aben. 0oS lit
fir mid cine cams ernite Grinnerung, benn
iA fam ni6t leu9net, oaB i'd malden 6Gz
ring babe eien mifielt. (@robe 6eIterfeit.)
SD nebme QuBeror6entlid germ Nnt9eil al
etrler regelredten 6 netperei, gebe altd)
niGt gar 81 friD nab 0aus. 2t6er Der
NrI1lGoppen ais Jtegel DertrGgt it'd nit
benz erniten Stlloiren nidt. Wtan brald6t
baS ni6t puritanii6 SIT balten, man fam
audi bier u1b oa Wor9e1S ei1en S6oppen
~trl1tell, 4Der D15 OaTr 1tGt Die Jtegel letl1,
mn Die 9(uSnabme; es lit gu perfiibrerii6;
tpenrt man a%nfGngt, tpstB man ni6t, mo
man enbi9t. 0as tit cine ieDr %bebsr3isensz
tpertDe Sadie.
v9uBerbem babe ib idon ais Sunge iebr
gerr getan5t unb Da5er modote eS pobl
fommen, oaB es nit niht gan3 leibt getporz
ben 1T, eS 81 lernen. ais i'd BET Dem ltniz
neriitdts : San3lebrer in @0ttingen bret
Stl1noen eebabt bate, iagte er mir, eS ipGre
bod etgentli6 better, tpenn ih iein GolIez
9iu1n (6eiterfeit) DerlteBe, ib bdtte gar fem
Salient. 0arauf ertpioerte ib ibm: r9err
9rofefnr" (G5rnbe t9etterfeit) = ia, 10
nanrte man ibn uro Oas ipolIte CT bdben -
voa3 babe ib iebr rpobl gcuubt unb borum
babe i'd geipartet, big i6 eincn 10 auSgeSei6e
neten Qebrer fan6." $50, oas lit mas
2lnOereS," antiportete CT, uno oa bin ih
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
&Out IorooRieesGnmaI+

Sen 6oItenau 1T auBer Ser unaebeuren
8augrube fir Die bier an3uleaenoe Sltleez
lhleule 10 gut pie nidts III Mrbeit. 9tur
ttg, I'm idDn jeBt Die n0tbtge @t1fa9rt in
ben @anal o0er pteln1e6r SunGmit in ben
NuBen1afen ber5ulteQen. 8oultdnbtg fer>
tlggefteut itno Dagegen bereit5 So Ges
bdr!0e filr lpGtere 9Ienit1po6nungen, pel6e
teBt pGbreno be5 8aues bon ben 8auz
metItern, Bau>Nuflebern ltno 8ureaubeam>
ten benuBt tDeroen un0 lpdterbin pom
Sbleuienz uno 6afenmeiiter u. bergl. be-
tpo6nt tperoen ioIen. Oiele @ebGu6e lte5
gen re6t anbeimelnO mttten in @drten uto
in Dem @elGnoe, baS ii6 am linfen rfer
6es @iOerz@ anals Siemli6 fell er6ebt uuo
etten prGhtlgen lle6erbltG ii6er ben &ieler
0afen %9epG6rt, 0a eS ettpn in Der W1itte Der
SGngenauSoebnun9 6eS 0afens Iiegt. Nm
TuBe oteler @rbebung lit Die Stelle, an Der
&atier Q8il6elm L. Den @run0ltein All Dem
Canal le9te. Gin nit 8dumen uno StrGuz
hern 9e3lerter BlaB u1o cine gDpierne Ser
mania be3ei6net Die Gage oes Stelnes.
Ser neue @anal berfol9t BON 6oltenau
aus fat ge1au ben alien in 8etrieb beftnbz
It6en @toer> Canal, Der i6on iebt ytoro=
uno Sltlee mttetnatoer perbinoet uno cine
in 9euti6IanO ni6t geniige1o gei6Gbte
Waieritra6e 3tpil6en oielen beioei W2eeren
bilDet. Die @toer entlpriugt untpeit
8iel, nGbert it'd auf fnapp q en9liibe
Oteilen benz Seller 6afen, ais tpenn fte lid
et9entlt6 oa binetner9teBen tpoQte. madt
oa1n aber cine lebr entl6ieoene Menound
na6 9torben unb baum nod cine Menounq
na6 Welten uno ergieBt iib euDli6 bel
S0nntn9 in Die gtorblee. Sona1 mar 6ie>
Ter SluB geraoeSu gei6aften oa5u, I'M cine
tu11tltd)e Serbin0ung Der 9toroiee nit Der
Stlee berbet3ufubren. Der beute in 8e>
trteb 1tebenoe lebr beoelttenoe Canal lit ibon
por mebr ols bunDert SSabrel1 aus9efI6rt
tporoen. Sbn, Der cine 8aIlertiefe bon IL
SUP bat, pertOlgt Der neue 9toroaitieecanal
BON 9oltenau aus 5lenli6 idarf bis sur
Ntltte Der 9alblnlel l1O u Stpeimal per=
l1Bt CT oas Sett Der btSberi9en WalieritraBe.
90 aucrit bel ben 9Drfern . f ero6
uto Seb e It D no Die neue Qtnie
etnt9e Itarfe &~rilmnlungen beS @iDercanals
tr0ttl9 un0 e1tl6ie0en 0ur6i0netDet, babel
aber freiIt6 itarf in Elm tiefeS Weoor gerdtb,
oas auf iebr funitDDue Weile unIbGblth
9ema6t lDeroen mus.
0eiterbin berlGBt Bic neue Qinie Sen
@toercanal BET GenDsburg, nm auf
flint 8iertel englii6e Weeilen Gntfernund
lltott6 oil Der StaOt porbei3u9e6en, tpas ben
3enosburgern freili6 iebr unarloenebm If.
llrlprunglt6 lolte ana Der nelte GQtoI
9leIb DEM alien mttten Our6 &en0sbura
9eben. IS 3ei9te lid aber, boB bies cine,
pratttide unnto9Ii6feit mar, ben1 Bic
9ur6fubrun9 eiles 10 breiten Stromes bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

@a[ttSd,e (ncue Stetttner) &frte.
gon Sem NDrt biz Stettin MIR ....... .S2I.OO.
Son Stem 9Drt bis Berlin nur ........ $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
Gta biirs lett 1885,.
Henry ~SchOelIkOpf,

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 254 OF Ranoolpb-Stry
5ipii9en Sranttin= unb Nortetso traBe.
~offerirt in Friiber Wanre:
Hete &icIer Spruttem tto 9G1petits Glib.
u 1sot10c9. Sard;ter =9lmdlo
II r.n. Sat0tnes 1tuo JtoMbetin9e,
III Tethftc DoI1notiGle 3~sil6hners S6riaee.
yfei1ett ftarttltttet sGal tano 2sadfpreaen,
9feari. SHtOtNcS sg.0 Ettf. &nOiaf,
AedDte br6unf dlp. GeroeI0ttpurIt,
Bct0acr Srii feI=3ebermtsrIt,
SttaSb. &0tSteber zySa itete;,,
8eiriteS GIiDets ttto 0obmsSeL,
SeiteH lpeiBcls Is eimeIItg,
Ssnpern, &Gpetfa nRo 6d1te 0etpiisSe,
9eed)ten Ssintbeere5fig a,tO 9iibeer1aft,
ayrGitd. Gcbfet t1nc Gbainpi9tcnS,
9eMtIGe Gp0r9ein Mno SeItpwer RlbG)eu.
MSeftphG lti Den Gdliufcw,
NeMe 8ralttferH, &ttsTcs tito Girie,
Strides SS&tfp feI= t,no GeiSmebi,
Neue ftatti. syDetIG cat 1llto SSsUetId d. ettntttS,
~. 9trnctt, &iricJeu tiato &etoeIbeetem,
Sb1tt Gpen Satatoer 1Mio SeoIntuS,
9eeGlfen Gtebt9'S SIeiFdleTtratt,
Stal. WSl0eI1s tslo WS1ccGrDnt,
GpnSenf. iGpci3er taS 0merifAitiide MeiLG1,
0ef1aIte btttere tstto iiafe 0faaOcIa,
St0I. GGtneIG4ts 4ttto GOats ers safe,
2Se6lteG &GilDe3Se rsS sale,
Grittett Gr6tttets, @iasb.= A,tO 9eabutf6ge,
6tOtta8e De &rie tsno SsoGuefott=5HG
G9atcm0ertz a3tt0 SM&tera=SeGfe,
Seeue PhtiGS. &sano4ale,
@ea)ten f%etaitttt SGoas 1stO 0fOtfaz &nfTee,
91cG)tett grltHett into fdJtpar5cm Shee,
9~sctnfte 0atI1ezGbofoIaoe tht0 GafnO,
9eNtSdbe Gptntr1oer titS Boufrakee,
GoIsidDube ttro SsOISp0ntoffstn,
9geG)tet 5rifd}en Sd,tapftabnf BON Snsbe6.
@oranttrt unb 5u ben b~iqtgften 8reifen.
Henry SchOeI1kOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

1EtiOn (birefte 9antbur9er) &snte.
gDfa1rt ppn gtetu 0ort Samitoes. gi1ise :3iyfs
fbenbeds4reiie 1tto CUTE Qerple9ung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

&amburg=8 . Ittute.s 2!::e.
@pn Som6ur9 big GDicogo nur. .......$34.45.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
Hamburg AInerikanischo
padetfahrtyuftien 6efeufaaft.

G1aeNoantpfersiest NIT ben arosortiasn
nerer 8nppeli9rauhenbanpiern BON 10. 600 GDniIeu
uno II 500 Pferbetraft BON Stem Dort nad Gputbamps
ton unb 90ln6ur0.
8ompier p%erlaien gletp gorf ieben 9onnerftoa unA
tpdbreno Der SdilDi %5rc!Jlal toDdentltd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
Qn5et9en,
DmBuRuTtE


rtuat ManGem bag 2eten unertrdsti4 un6 fabrt oft
3ur1 GelbftnprD. 11n6ebagli@teif mad benz GiIea,
SaItriIae8 GppfweE, Sppbrennen, MaSeniaure,
Seiit1ge Nblpannun8 IL. /. ~. itnb hanft9 bic 6plSe
bteIe8 70 dl9ernsiren unb thinner meAr nm lt9 sretfenz
ben uebels. 9opb'5 Sariapartla ftimulirtb ben Ma9en,
rest ben Qppettt an, ~befDrpert 9eIunbe GerbdunnS,
hilbert softrii6es appfpeb, beitert baS @enitb aSI
UNI furtrt hte hartnadi9iten Sale BON 9pspePIe.
Sm fdyreAsltd1eat 2mEa4tH+
$50 perbanfe bic Grhaltuns n;etne8 2eben8 Spbb'S
Gariapartla. 3tpet Sabre lang befanb i4 mt@ in
Srlse ppn Op5pepIte tn etnen1 S1reGli1en 3uItano.
SD fpnnte riGt8 elen d8 Spbacrdfer8 unb 1etn
SbrperSertGt lant ppn ITO du5 1913 Qfunb. Wietne
Treunbe be9aupteter, tb 9tnge Der &u85ebrrn9 entz
9esen. SDpb'8 Sariapart1a tdlf lrtr dber Ipfprt unb
fdmhem tb 10 Gtaiden senptnnten, mar Id ppIz
itdnbtS ttcper9er8efEeQt. So babe rnet1 fril9ereS
@erpt5t, 40 8furb, ipteber erreiht unb e%rfreue uib
Ieitbett noteDer auSSe3ethneter @eiunbbett." 6. s.
@tlcpG 2O-26 l. 50utl Ctr, Calf Gate Stir, Utah.
sCskebaeitd)kett at2iy neat Wnse.
$50 mar RON 0p8pepfe 8epfast. SD bate nnr
nentg appettt u1b I1en cine Stnnbe mad etngez
i~tprl:tener Mabl6ett empfdtlo tb Elm @eTtbl pr
Gdpddbe unb al9emeinen gbipdnnnng, 8erabe aS rb
Id i.tGt8 gegeIIen Bate. 9rpb'8 SarfGpartGd regte
tneiren ggppettt all unb fpefn Id Hdbruna 9enLh,
16tne6te Ie MIR nnb ba3 @eibl ppr SetBbun9er, III
benz tb frlAer 9elttten bate, iGwanb. Srn Der
friberen itettgen Nflpt8fett mar ntdt8 rtetr gu bez
tnerfeu nn0 ID painEe MID %ilberfaupt wett beiier,
feitbem toy Sppb'8 GarIapdriua S~enpuu1en babe"
g.. q. Ha8e, Watertora, Maii.
Bnon'm SarfnpartNa
perfuuFt In arten Mpptfeten. 81; ied,8 fur SIS. Gtn,tsn.
auein 5~ubereitet ben 6. 8. Srpb & &c., Solpen, Mtai,
100 InBen Gtm DolaT+
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-12

Seatttle, y. T., DecenlDar6 8, leo5.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act OF Congress Of June g. 8
entitled, ''An act for the sale of timber lands ia
the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
washington Territory ELMER BECXWITH, of Ka-
milche Co. of Mason, TER. of wash, has this day
fled in this Office his statement No 1871 for
the purchase Of the Northeast quarter OF section
No 6, Township No 10 north, Il, No w. and
will offer proof to show that the land is more val
liable for is timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim TO said land
before the Register and Receiver of this Office st
He names as witnesses: Edward Callow, Da-
vid Ellison, Willis Hawk ana Fred Cummings.
all of Kamilchie, Mason Comfy, W. Z:
Any ana all persons claiming adversely above.
this office on before said 18th, day of Sept 1882,
80 JNo. Y. OsTRANDER, Register.
Date OF first Pub July 1923 35-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-12
United States Land Office,


Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
rs entitled, "An act for the sale Of timber lands
in the States OF California, Oregon Nevada, and
Washington Territory, FRANK SMITH OF
Tacoma, County of Pierce, Teri of Washington,
has this day filed in this office his sworn state
ment No. 4101, for the purchase of Lots 1 & 2 &
swA, neH. of Section ,, in TIP BON, Range west
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the Register and Receiver Of
this office at Seattle, W. T., on Monday, the 18th
dav of April, 1890.
He names as witnesses: James wright,
Frank Mitchell, Herbert Sheldon, & Roget Shell
don of Tacoma, Pierce County w. T.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely above
described lands are requested to file their claims
in this office on or before said 14th Gay Of April
1890 JNo, B. BAIRD. Register. 26
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-12
United States Land Office, I

Seattle, ". T., May ltIl, 1858.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress OF June 3,
1873, entitled An.act for the sale Of timber lands
yosbinafon Territory, MARY J. MORRIS, Of Sno-,
ho 57aiil city County OF snohomlsh, TER. Of
wash has this day fled in this office his sworn Q,
statement No. 4793, for the purchase OF the Sl2,
NWI; Ne1l, Nw1l; Sw1z, Ne14, of Sec: No. "a
in township p NJ Range No. W, and win offer
proof to show that the land sought is more yaiu,
able for It's timber stone than for AGRICULTURAL
nTIrnOses and TO establish his claim TO said land
befGre:tne Register and receiver CT this Office at
this Office at Seattle, W. T., on Thursday the y,
day of Jan, 1891.
lie names as witnesses: Henry Winsoc, P. r.
Elson. Charles Saegar, of Shelton; and II. H.
Ames OF Seattle. ,
Any and all portions claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested TO lie tnelr
Claims in this Office on or before said %, day Of
Ian. 1891 JNO B. BAIRD, Register. -
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-12
United States. Land Office,

Seattle ". 1. JuI! Isl, 1859.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions OF fine act al Congress OF June 3,
1878 entitled Gan oct for the sale OF timber lands
in the States OF California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory, Mary HYERDAHL Taco
has this day fled in this Office his sworn state
ment No 1852 for the purchase OF the southeast
quarter of section 20 III township q north range
4 west, and win offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es-
tablish his claim to said land before the Regis
OH Saturday the 18th day of September 1889.
He names as witnesses; Charles LOveless,
Peter Gudmundson OF Tacoma Pierce County W.
T. John Dewitt Union City Mason Co: and
Frank Ackley Of Clifton Mason County w. 7.
Any and all pers0us claiming adversely the
aboyc-ddscribed Iands are requested to file their
cloms in this office on or before said 2Sth day OF
September 1889.
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Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the pro, isons of the act OF congress of June 8,
1873 enl tiled can act for the sale of timber land
in the 81 ateS of California, Oregon, Nevada, = nd
Washing ton Territory" WHEELER GREEN, of
Tacoma County of Pierce, Territory Of Wash
ingon, as this day filed in this Office his sworn
No. 4S44, for the purchase OF the Ell Of
SEA of S, elton MOI, VIZ, Sw14, Of section No.
s township No. % north, range No. west,
and win jf1er proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the Register and Receiver of
this Office at Seattle, ON Thursday, the 20, day of
August, 1889.
ELLINGTON, b. Cronk and Levi Jerome, OF Skoko-
mish w. L.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims IN this Office on or before said 20 day of
August 80 Z. NJ. REED JR. Register. %
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Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
entitled. s1An act for the sale of timber lands in
the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory" LEVI JEROME, of
ton has this DAY fled in this office his sworn state
ment No 4s43 for the purchase of the E}, NEl4 &
XVII, NEl, Section Z in TIP No 22N, K 4 west,
and viii offer proof TO show thattne land sought is
more valuable for its timber stone than for ag
ricultuEal purposes and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver OF this
Office at Seattle, on Thursday the 29th day Aug.
1889.
He names as witnesses: A. F. Spencer, C. P.
NutfaT, 3. Cronk and D. Elkinton, of Skokonnish
W. T.
An and all persons claiming adversely above
described land are requested to file their claims in
this Office ON or before said 29th day of August S9
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Seattle, ". I. May Ist,. 1887
Notice is hereby given that IN compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of Sumo g. 81,
entitled Gan act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington Territory" CHARLES e. GRIGGs of Kamil-
che Co. of Mason, Territory of Wash. has this day
filed in this office his sworn statement No 4751 for
the purchase of the seq of Sec. %, TIP. Ism, 3w
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim TO
said land before the Register and Receiver of this
office at Seattle, Thursday the s day of January
1891. He names as witnesses: John Hudson,
N. G. Simmons, w. D. McBryde and Fred Bemis,
of Kamilchie, w. L.
Any and all persons claiming adversely above
described lands are requested to file their claims
in this office or before said day of jan, 81.
% John b. Baird Register.