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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-06-14
United States Land Office;

StiiltItf w. T.,
NOTICES hereby given that in compliance with
the PROVISIONS of the act of Congress of June 2,
IS en- titled, IAN act for the sale OF timber lands
sl the States of California. OFagen, Neyada, and
Washington Territory NJ HoKE of
TACOMA, County of Pierce, Territory OF Washing
{ oil, h is this day filed in this Office his sworn
statement No 4404, for the purchase of the XVII,
OF Section "a. in Township 21north, Range west.
and viii offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
10 said land before the Register and Receiver OF
this Office at Seattle. on Thursday the 18th day OF
Aug, 1890.
He names as witnesses r. G. Crawford, T. L.
Downs, VI. Bennett, J. ShJTburn, Tacoma W. I.
/ Any and all persons claiming adversely above
described lands are requested TO file their claims
in this Office ON or before said 18th day OF Aug9O
% JSO b. BAIRD, Register.
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limited States Land Office,

Seattle, v. T, March II, 1859.
Not;cc is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, rs,
entitled, IAN act for the sale OF timber lands in
the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, Wash
ingtor Territory, r. C, CRAWFORD, OF Taco
ma Co Of Pierce, TER of wash has this day filed
nthis office his sworn statement No 4402, for the
purchase of the swI4 of Section q, in Township
IN RS is IVES Ind win Offer p.oof TO show that
fi,e la I'd san1ghti more valuable Tor timber Or
STONE thar for agricultural PURPOSES, md TO estab
ish his claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Ses tile, ION Thursday, the
18th day of August. 1890. : {
He names as witnesses: T / Downs, NJ Ben
nett, NJ Hoke {; John Shurpuf5.sof Tacoma W, T.
ANY bud aI persons el.simii1g adversely above
described la3,tSsare requested to file their claims
i'm this office on or before said 18th day of August
1890. JNo b. BAIRD, Register. 10
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II 8. LAND OFFICE,
y.
ceattle.w T. December 3, 1888. }

ScattIe,W T. DttCuf'JeI - TO-.
Notice is hereby given that II compaiaenee VIII
the provisions of the Jet of Congress OF June :,
=; tha Stairs Of California Oregon, Nevada, and
washington Territory" J. &, BYESEs OF
Tacama, County OF Pierce, Territory OF washing
tonhas this day fled in this once H a sGL s sae
Number n,.aoi err. 3d. in township number q north
Range west. and win offer proof to show tna &C
the land sought is more valuable Tor It's Iimoer OF
stone than for agricultural purposes, and TO es-
tasIish his claim to said land before the Register
as,i Receiver of this Office at Seattle, W. T., on
saturday the It'll day Of Sept lSS9
Tro dimaa. II Hibbarl and II. Kreutzman OF
iIaaasaa ~. T,
Asy ard 81 persons claiming adversely above
ID -..-,sIs sasfpd tn Sic thei- "ta-m
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Probate Orders.
IN THE MATTER OF THE EsTAfLa

IN THE MATTER OF THE EsTArI3
=
.wIELIAM BRA,7-y. pECEAsED)
h>:: q II The Probate Court OF Ma
son County W. T. -"
:" Samuel X. Taylor Administrator of the above
entitled Estate having rendered and presented
for settlement and filed in this Court his final
account of his administration of said Estate.
1t is ordered that Monday the 1st day of July
1889 at IL o, cloekA NJ. 1T sid Cour room be
appointed for the settlement of said account;
at which time, aHdTlaoe any person Interested
in said Estate may appear and file his excep-
.tions inviting to the said account and contest
the same.
w, II. NJ. DUNBAR
Probate Judge.
4-w. sheiion W. t. May 2ith, 1889.
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Ember Land Act, June Sd, 1872
Notices For PubllcafiHa, =
limited STATES Land QSRes.

SestHf, ". T May fst 1SS0
Notice is hereby giver thst id compliance With.
the prp3isions OF the Hct:M Cbngress ef June g.
tS1Sit5 rilefs. get for tie sale Of d1ber lapdR
WashifIgtoH TERRITORY 2 F'tEBkKicK ykfA rke%4
Ksrnf1t hic; county Of Mas n, rerEitoFx q VOLT
iristg; his thir day filed ft,f his bffice his svp
SattiH:rs Township is NtItH, lkArigs :xesf. snA
viii SHer proof to Show ttat the iald sSHsM q
mote dble IOr its ti1nbes3r stoIiR Afs TT ~
said land beSE tea fegi}tsfahd Reeeikslsf: thtk
office on ThGrsh b tire sthday Of January, $3.50 4
He names SIS WITNESSES :"J ohm Hudson, X. G !.
of KamiIIal1ie, ". T.. - '''i' yge,. -sS,s -
Any aid all persons claiming adversely the.
above-described lends are feiuesfeh 10 Ale thAr,
claims in this officeon Or before Stid Sday u Ian
uafy,1S91. I've: b BAIEb, ! beyisef.f 20
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bids for County yanH.

SHELTON w T. MAI 18th. $50
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN FHAF SE Ned
bids viii be entertained by the Commissioners
OF MCsDp County Wash. Ty.,- at their Aneust
tarnrofalSS9. for the Inaterial aud erection Of n
County Vault according to- plans and specifics.
tionS nov on;-filedn the Auditors ofiue of said
County, {. - - ~; -: y J,
Each bid must be accompanied by q good
and sufficient bondto secure and guarintfe GOOD
faith in the faithful performance of THE work.
HAnd:bc it further understood that the Com
missioners aforesaid reserve the right to reject
any. and all bids. -
- :: ]. w. DAY JR
auditor Mason Co w T.
CIV "A, Per.oIder.tne County Commissioners
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United states Land OMce,

StfltIc, w + Miy ISL, I66S.
NOtioois hereby given that in compliance with.
the provisions of the act of Congress OF sumo g. IT'S
entitled, can act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ingtOn Territory" CHARLES f. GRIGGs of Kamil
che Co of Mason, Territory of Wash. has this day
filed in this office his sworn statement No 455l for
the purchase of the SEA of Sec Is. TIP. ISM, Y 2w,
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes and TO establish his claim 10
said land before the Register and Receiver of this
1891 He names as witnesses: John. EaldsOn,
NJ. c. Simmons, w. D.. MeBryde and. Fred Bemis,
of Kamilchie, w. T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely above
described lands are requested to file their claims
in this Office before said day of JAM, 81.
20 John b. Baird. Register. =
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PR, OGRESS.

1t is very important in this agc of vast
material progress that d remedy be pleas.
ing to the taste and to the eye. easily
taken, acceptable to the stomach and
healthy in its nature and effects. POss
essing these qualities, Syrup eff Figs is
thesoAe perfect Laxative and most gentle
diuretic known.
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sHELT0NvILLE, JUNE 3, 80.
Courcil met pursuant to call, present, d. She l.
ton: Med Simmons and L. n. Gfeytrax. Min
utes OF preceding session read and approved
On motion of Med Simmons resolution ives
adopted, that the Chairman be emp0wsIed to
present report to the Hon. judge Allyn pray
ing for change in the'name OF the Town from
s1SheltonyilIev to Shelton. :: Carried. No
further business appearing council adjourned
sine die.
ATTEST ARTHUR J. TAYLOR Clerk.
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From the later reports regarding
the Johnston disaster, the loss OF
life is shown to be 9,O63 persons,
while the value Of the property de- 4
stroyed is estimated at SSA,0E5,-'
900. Tsf
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Wanted.

Local agents in every town in. W. T. either
Ladies' or Gentlemen of good address to solic-
it names for "Char.er' list of the "Independ-
ent Order of the Golden Rule, on salary or per-
centage
Address, s. STRATTON Supt of Agents
I2l1 Market St. San Francisco Cal.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-06-14

The disastrous fire at Seattle
should give warnin 8 to the other
Sound citiea, Mons Of which are
better supplied with fire apparatus
and water, than Seattle. Even in
Shelton it behooves Us to set
about securing the proposed ser
vice. which could be had SO cheaPly:
If no company q. Or individual will
take the matter hp, the town can
find ways md means to do so.
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ESTATE OF LEONARD PRINCE, [
DECEASED. y
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned:
Special Administrator of the above: named Es-
tate, to the Creditors of and all persons ,haying
Claims again st sSid deceased tc exhibit tn same
with the necessary vouchers Within one Jenr
from the first publication of this Notceito the
undersigned at Shelton Mason Co W. t. or to-
his successor when general Letters are issued
- A. F. CHAPMAN, !,
Special Administrator.
4-w Shelton W. z. May oath 1850 :,
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The Mason County Journal
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, We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
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and we rexe.ryer therrieht to reject any and all
matter of personal nature, rejecting to the in
,dividual discredit of am one. 'sG'i
Our office hours are all day and half the night
Call on us wlren you are In town.
Matter for liul,lic;ltio On sh ould reach us in
Wednesday email, and not later if sent other
"'S'' THE MASON COUNxYJOURNAn,
SHELTON WASH. TERRI Er
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Notice.
TgEAsUREps OFFICE

Shelton, W. T. May 9TH, $50
Holders of Mason County warrants frt1a No
IS of the August issue of 1888 to No. II Novem-
Der issue of 1888 inclusive, will please present
same for pc Tnent. - -
Interest XII no5 be allowed after May 10th,
1889. FL = - -.
F. FREDsoN,
County Treasurer
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Shelton POst-Office

skokomish Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
General Delivery open from S;A. NJ. to p VI.
Open Sundays from to 10 A. NJ.
Mails olcse ct 10 a. M. on mail days.
= e ARTHUR J. TAYLOR. Postmaster.
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Tide Eide lends belong t. the state,
and are eometimHes quite valuable.
There are tide lands. in Washing
ton that proqncs~ LIE I'm bushels ct
oats to the acre. The tide land is
land that the seq tide covers, and.
that can be sometimes !dyked and.
cultivated. Such laEa is found at.
La Conner and along the rivers
that are immensely productive;
Many people do not know what
constitutes tide land, and ask who.
owns il. It belongs to the state,
though not always valuable like
that spoken of above: Sometimes
the tide land is mere sandy beach
ard Of no value Near the mouth
of rivers it sometimes is the case
that rich soil is formed by thsssilt,
that can be dyked and made vs 1:
ble.-Oregonian. +
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Notice To Creditors
ESTATE OF GEORGE BRoDIE
sAEcFA Sen

ESTATE OF GEORGE BRoDIE |
DECEASED.
Notioefs hereby given BY the undersigned Ex-.
ecutrix of the above named Estate TO- the Gredl
itors Of and all persons having Claims against
saia aeceascd TO exn.,t me same with with me nee.
publication of Ii is notice, to the undersigned
at Olympus "a or to Probate Judge in and for
Mason Go. w. T. i
IT, - MARY E. BRODIE,
- EXecutrix.
4-w shelton ". T. May 2esh, 1 !ls
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sample complete set of family scales together with
ogue of Watches Books Guns and household
which offer great inducements Agents endothers
Scales accurately fitted and adjusted and
respect and only offered at this
agents and others to handle goods
dollar cash ordexfrn mammoth circular will send ons
set OF scales freec allow the paid for this
A. EVANS CO, 1S2 and 134 State ST. CHICAGO. ILL.
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MARY E. BRODIE

Shelton W. T. May 24.h, 1855
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CATARRH CAN'T BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATION, as they
cannot reach the seat Oil liz
ease. CatarTh is a blood or cOnSti
tutiOnal disease, and in order to
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remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, AID acts directly
on the blood and mucus surface.
Halls Catarrh Cure is no quack
medicine. 1t was prescribe by one
of the best physicians in this coun
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perfect combination of the two in
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Send for testimonials free.
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price 75c. se14-lmO.
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MONEY TO LOAN

sm@ON REAL ESTATE aG
In sums to suit on short notice.
R. ID. RUFFIN'S-LOan and Re-
al Estate Office.
523 18th ST., w., two doors below
+ street.
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MOOR'S WESTERN
MOPS.

Why not man save, his money
when he can?
I call every Janitor and all
other Persons attention that has
use for MOP. l guarantee that
Que of my Mops will out-wear any
other two Mops made. 1t cleans
the dirt and dries the floor better
than any you ever used in your
life. So call or send me a postal
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or more if you wish.
Price 25c Each or So 90 Ter Dozen.
Address: Room 6, Nos Sherman
Street, Chicago.
LEMUEL MOORE
L. G. MOORE, agt., 234 2nd st
Washington D. c.
Patented July II
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villianDy
With quotations from Holy Wit
And thus | seem a saint when
Most l play the Devil"
villianDy

Most l play the Devil"
How would we get along without
the historical knowledge and works
of Milton, Newton, Franklin,
Washington, Wendell Phillips,
CrIspus Attacks. Benjamin
Bannaker, who commenced the
study Of mathematics after his 5Oth
year; Frederick Douglass, and
many others; and [ hold in my
hand last, but not least, the his
tory of the Shiloh Bapt. Church.
How would Shiloh Baptist have
risen to her present denomination
and grandeur without the aid and
untiring zeal of Brothers and Sis-
tiers John J. Taylor, Clement
Morgan, Alfred Pendleton, James
III. Payne, Fannie Parker, Reset
ia Sample, Lucy Minor, Rev.
VIM. j. Walker, who is now in
heaven! aud many of you here
present to-day.
In conclusion, DIR. Phillips said,
by the study of military tactics
and military history 1000 well
armed and well drilled men are
more than a match for 5000 new
recruits. The exploits of q noble
father inspires aud makes strong
the son. What my father did, |
can do. A purpose and a will,
backed up bK righteous cause, Is
half the battle, and will move
mountains. All historical events
are perpetuated and kept green
Christmas, in honor of the Saviour
of the world, Washington's birth
day, the 4th of July for American
Freedom, and Emancipation day
for the liberation of the slaves.
The yearly anniversary of this
church should be celebrated both
with praise, prayer aud preaching.
Peace be within thy walls and
prosperity within thy palaces
For my brethren's and compan-
ions sake, l will now say peace
be within thee.
The delivery of this sermon by
such an able divine as DR.. Phillips
won the admiration of Shiloh
congregation. In the afternoon
Rev. VIM. j. Waning preached
and in the evening Rev. j. Il.
Daily. This closed the 26th ami
versary of Shiloh Baptist Church.
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REAL ESTATE

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
cATHEnEp ABOUT THE TOWN

Supervisor Basley, In his capacity as president pro
tenn OF the Board of Supervisors yesterday appointed
the standing committees. Several changes were made
Republicans being put In minor places and John Y
mcKane was treated Ia the same way.
Boss Mclaughlin won the prize at hog guessing
match In Canarsie on Wednesday. He guessed no
exact weight
OF the 1850 steam boilers and generators In Tia
city, only 1900 inspected by the City Boiler IN
spector, and the others exempt the ground THAI
they insured In companies which make speciality
Of boiler Insurance.
Michael McGresl, Of No. "A Paciicst, who is dan
terday, charging Patrick Flannery Hquorseller Of
Harrison and Degraw sts., with assaulting him on
December 80.
Benjamin Z. Field, age eleven, OF No. 2es Monroe
St, died yesterday, 1t is supposed from irrtznt
poison, after sickness OF four days II is Thoughts
that the poison was in can Of condensed milk and
what is left Of 1t will be analyzed
In the suit of Richard Rubschon against the Brook
Ign City Railroad Company, TO recover $4,000 as
damages for Injuries caused to his eye by piece Of
glass from a lamp which exploded in strsetcar IN
yesterday In the Supreme Court
member Of the firm of NJ J. Gaffnsy a Co, the
Williamsburg coal dealers. said yesterday that the
concern hoped to conclude arrangements toll BY
which II would resume business.
The Brooklyn Athletic Club Is building hsndbalI
court at It's handsome grounds in De Kalb-age The
baseball players viii tho court to train in during
the spring
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
FAT MEN IN TROUBLE.

The members Of the Jersey City Fat Mems Club
in state OF mind over an unexpected oc
cuIrence which brought their annual ball to an
unexpected end on wednesday night The ban was
held in Cooper's Hall, and the fat men, with their
wives, best girls and friends were there in largo
numbers. The club gave bali In the same place
last year and A. A. Newman, tho proprietor of the
hall, realized such handsome profit then from the
sale Of liquid and solid refreshments that he pro
posed this year TO let the club have the ballroom
THIS year rent free. Tho proposition was accepted
Newman prepared suppers for 100, but laid the
tables In the barroom down stairs, and consequently
the large majority Of the ladies refused to cat there
and their escorts took them to restaurants 10 tho
neIghborhood. This angered Newman and whom tho
people who had gone cut returned they found the
doors securely bolted Finally Policeman Luystsr,
who weighs 800 pounds and is a member of tho club
opened the door from the inside and the crowd
locked in, Just as tho party was about to resume
dancing at 80 a. m, Newman turned OF the gas
in the ballroom and left IL in darkness Tho festive
party which was by that time In anything but a
of them went 10 the clubhouse, where dancing
resumed and continued until nearly daylight
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY. -Helcn overacker, ago fifteen,
Frederick Oyeacker, age thirteen Nottie Alllng, age
fonrteen and Claude Mckenna, age sixteen, were
skating on pond In Thlrteenthst. yesterday, when
tbe ice cave way and all four went into the water.
Thew would all have been drowned but for the
nrompt assistance OF Walter Sheridan Richard Cole
and Ecorge Schoheld, who were passing near the
nnnd and heard the cries OF the children. They
tcok OF their overcoats and threw thom to the chill
Srsn. who caught hold Of them, and then with tho
Aids OF poles succeeded in pulling the children out
NEWToWN.-The investigation into the cause Of
Tho death OF Mrs. Sarah Jane Meeks, OF Brooklyn
Witch was begun by Coroner Homeyor on "Wednesday
GANG 30 an unexpected end yesterday Almost as
Soon as the grave-diggers had begun their work. the
coroner was on hand and ordered the body buried
srain In explanation Of his action he said that he
bsd heen advised by a lawyer that the county would
moi nav him cent for HIS trouble nor bear any
mart III the cost of the investigation. The only way
IN which the investigation could be legalixed, the
Toroner learned, by obtaining an order from the
supreme Court
VALLEY sTREAM.--Georgo Watts, large prop
ertv owner of this place, dropped dead yesterday
while entering tho homo OF his son-in-law, Edward
piIrtis al Norwood IFS was eighty three years old
Heart failure was the cause OF death.
FREEpoRT.--A feroclous Wild animal is frghteh-
Ing the residents OF this place. on Wednesday even
inc while several colored people were going homo
Through the swamp owned by the Brooklyn Water
Works Company, they wero brought to sudden halt
by an animal which near as they can describe was
Wildcat The villagers were alarmed and yesterday
and last night were out hunting for the animal