The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-12-20
c. NJ. HARTMAN, Clerk.

4 remarkable escape from death Dor
6cring on The miraculous. occurred al the
saw. mill al Ninlock, on the Northern
P7sciic, rev days ago There is an un-
protected shaft % the Il lor of the mill,
about foar feet long, and on each side of
! il there is "a oHeling about ten inches
wide. 4 lady visiting the mill happened
% get too close 10 the shaft. Her dress
was caught and, in the twlnkllng of Al
eve. she was hurled to the floor eight
feet below WHAT is most remarkable
about the occurrence is thu fart that the
woman escaped uDinjnred. One side OF
her face was slightly scratched, but be
yond that there WAS not bruise on her
Every vrstagc of cluthing Was torn of ex
coping her shoes, stockings and pair nf
worsled wrist bands. Such remarkable
escapes can occur but once in a thousand
Times.
Tube Colors and Artists Brushes at the
Drug Store
Tae Sacramento Bee warmly proie Its
| against the praise that is being bestowed
nHOn jane Igoe for sacrificing his life hy
remaining 10 receive dispatch Of little
importance II icll he knew his paper, the
Minneapolis Tribune, woald mol be able TO
publish. The Bee claims that the duly lc
oNed IN his flmily, 10 save his life, was
superior Ia the requirements that lac full
filed, and that his risk of his life lacked
jusifyiBg humane object And it pro-
| lists against the coupling of his case
with that Of Mrs, OEle- Whn lost her life
! in ielegTaphing TO those below the on
coming of the JohnStOgn food, thereby
Il. - =
uous difference between the two cases.
but though his acf was perhaps neither
wis nor necessary, sympathy for poor
Ig'e will dttract nothing from the mob
Ter heroism of Mrs Ogle-P-I.
Having ii in for laughter, several of
the legiSla los are making strong al
tempt la abolish The office of Lieutenant
governor The legislative body has been
engaged in a perpetual sQudbble over
drunken clerks, the printing, pay roll
and dozen other minor quest ions. which
amount Ia but small proportion of the
public time AMI money wasted. The leg
islature will probably make move oil
some sort shortly. adjourn till June. or
attend to business.
If ou wish a COOL Cigar. call at the
Drug Store.
Ii is only in comic newspapers that
the small boy gets doubled up BY eat
ing green spples and gives the under
taker a job. The small boy IN real life
will start ont nu'ting in The morning,
and before returning home in The evening
he will put himself outside OF half De OK
of apples, dozen big turnips. a quart OF
chestnntS and three pints of spring water,
an attack his supper with the appetite
OF half-Staryed bear Next morning
he feels well enough to repeat his tramp
and ieast.
House lining. Wan-naper, Tacks and
| Hammers al E, P Dunbar's. =
| The Review says: People should no,
be too impatient because the legislature
does not ,urn out work faster The real
work OF the first few weeks is done in
the committee rooms Each house meets
in The morning. bills are introduced and
| referred. routine business is transacted
and the members retire ia their several
committee rooms 10 consider bills In a
lew more weeks. more of the work will be
open 10 The public gaze.