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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-09
Willing to Play the Part.

Jones was cOnversing with a friend
who complained of the dissolute ways
of his nephew and heir.
but You should give him good talk
ing to. :" urged Jones.
No use, dear boy; he never listens to
any thing but an idiot"
Perhaps" suggested Jones, with
great modesty, "a few words from me
might have the desired effect. "-Judge.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-09

The recent fashionable craze for
Eastern interior decoration is rooms
furnished with Eastern touches and
draperies. To satisfy the taste the ba.
Ears and shops of Persia, Turkey,
Egypt and Arabia have been laid under
contribution. The general effect sought
is one of voluptuous luxury, and the eff.
fects of the draperies are brought out in
perfection by shutting off gas and cleo.
trio light and introducing oil lamps,
shaded by soft colored silks, wrought
into fanciful shapes
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-09
A Case of Conscience.

Junior Partner (Colde, Cash & Co. y
The salesman in department X says he
won't perjure his soul another week ly-
ing about our goods. 1t will be difficult
for us to fill his place.
Senior Partner-How much is he get
ing?
Ten dollars week."
"0ffer him twelve and commission"
IN. Y. Weekly.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-09

& --"You know what a fashion Miss
Gnawledge has of quoting proverbs at
all times?' "Yes." well, last night
as | remarked about midnight that 1
must go, she looked at the clock and
murmured: Better late than never -
N. Y. Herald.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-09

A Congress of Beauty" is to be held
in Rome in May. Only Roman ladies of
"the strict four grand branches, viz /:
b: lette, blonde, auburn-red and f1axen,'-
will be allowed to compete, and they
must be between the ages of sixteen and
twenty-five. There will be only two
prizes, the first $1,000 and the second
$1,000.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-09
LIFE IN LARGE CITIES.
It Deadens the Body, Deadens the Mind
and Deadens the Soul.

1t Deadens the Body, Deadens the Mind
and Deadens the Soul.
All town men who spend month or
two in the country every year know
we'll the difference between the buoy
ant and cheerful energy of the country
holiday time and the frequent languor,
depression and irresolution of the nine
or ten months spent in the smoky and
impure atmosphere of the large town..
Unhappily, no illustration lies ready to
hand which will as clearly show the de-
bilitating effect of town life upon the
mental and moral parts of man. Yet
that the average of mental energy is
greatly lowered may be readily under
stood from the exceedingly small num-
Der of independent intellects of suf-
hcient energy to impress themselves on
their contemporaries, compared with
the much larger proportion of such in
tellects that were found in the
small populations of the Greek
cities in the five or six cent
uries Immediately preceding the
Christian era. The truth is, whether
men will believe it or not, that town life
deadens the body, deadens the mind
and deadens the soul. Those who have
mental powers equal to the occasion
clearly see and strongly desire some
means of defense against this too
urgent pressure. The most effectual
means is, of course, ''fight"-the method
of the hare when hard pressed by the
superior speed and threatening teeth of
the greyhound. But for the majority
flight is not possible. We must stand
1T bay, with our backs against some
friendly wall, and meet our various
enemies face to face. Standing thus
we become wildly conscious of the i'm
measurable advantage of stored re-
sources, of physical energy, mental readi-
ness and capacity and clear moral pur-
pose-in short, of that all round health
which is the natural and necessary COM
pliment of our all round charac-
ter and position in the scale
of being. Charged and energized
with this threefold health, we can fight
steadily, strongly. calmly and enduring
lv. The battle in these times is usually
both long and strong, and victory fire.
quently delays her approach. Thou
sands go down and disappear for want
of the power of physical endurance.
Quite as many thousands fail for lack
OF steadily improving brain capacity.
But, perhaps, most of all are smitten,
crushed and routed because of their
poverty of clear and steadfast moral
purpose. The real strength of man,
we repeat, is his health-his three-fold
health; and without this no start, how
ever good; no advantages on the way,
however great: no stroke of luck, how
ever wonderful, can save him from de-
feat. Like all other creatures, his
means of defense must be commensurate
with every possible occasion, or final
victory can never crown his brow
London Hospital.
The Waning of the Honeymoon.
He-Joye! It's awfully lonesome
here.
She-Yes. We are worse off than
Robinson Crusoe.
He-Not so bad as that
-She-There are two of US Just
twice as lonesome.-N. Y. Evening Sun
~
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-09

The Waning of the Honeymoon.
He-Joye! It's awfully lonesome
here.
She-Yes. We are worse off than
Robinson Crusoe.
He-Not so bad az that
-She-There are two of US = just
twice as lonesome.-N. Y. Evening Sun.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

The Baltimore Sun well observes that the idea
in the worlds fair program is not TO celebrate
Chicago only, but Columbus discovery, and
the more celebrations the better. 1t approves
Senator Daniels amendment, except so much
OF II az proposes an invitation to all the SOW
ersiSns of Europe, holding that they could not
come if they would and would not if they could,
with few exceptions, and a general declination
would look like snub to US. The SUI. thinks
that those sovereigns only whose countries were
interested Immediately in the discovery shouid
be invited. This point seems well taken. 1t
was the original idea of those who promoted
the enterprise.
Some of the friends of Chicago profess to see
in the Daniel amendment blow at the world )
fair project. This amendments is proposed as a
part Of the same legislation when authorizes
the fair, and its adoption will make all sections
enthusiastic advocates OF the fair and eager
contributors TO its success. III there is to be
any clash between the Daniel amendment and
the original bill, il will not be intended by the
advocates of the amendment or be reasonable
in view Of the character of the amendments
proposals, but will be created solely by the
headstrong action OF some unwise friends of
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

In another column of today's paper a promi-
hent member Of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie explains the situation in regard 70 the en-
eampment of that body for 1891, and points out
what 10 necessary to be done to secure the
meeting in this city. IL would seem that SO
large sum as $4,000 would not be needed for
the proper entertainment Of such body. in a
city which can furnish free of all cost 30 much
that 10 interesting and instructive to visitors
but il that amount be necessary. then it Ought
10 BE- raised Every gathering which assem-
bles here makes enthusiastic friends for the
national capital, almost equal to the numbers
brought together. Every dollar contrib
for such purpose is sure to be returned to the
city, many fold. either directly or indirectly.
Ii Is true that those who contribute literally in
such cases form a comparatively small portion
of the whole population, that their purses are
taxed frequently. and that those who give
freely are not generally those who are rewarded
by the quickest or largest returns; but all the
money thus provided remains in the city, and
much more besides. 1t is spent here. for some
purpose or other, thus at once getting Into cir
culation and quiekeniug every branch of trade.
sooner or later. 50 that in the end the whole
community reaps a substantial benefit from the
seed thus sown.
But, aside from any consideration Of profit
or loss in the transaction. Washington owes
debt Of gratitude to the Union soldier which it
ought to endeayor to pay in every way possible.
Topreserye the national capital much precious
blood was shed. many and great hardships were
borne, and countless graves were filed. To
the soldier in the field the capital of his coun-
try, the seat OF his government, with its price
less possessions, its historic associations. and
its moral significance as 4 factor in the contest
stood the visible symbol of the cause for
which he fought, and so long as he knew it
safe he had sOlace for his darkest hours
and inspiration for fresh and more heroic eff
forts.
1. is peculiarly fitting, therefore. that the
Grand Army should be invited to Washington,
and be welcomed royalty when it comes. Let
the gallant men Who as raw recruits, waded
through her miry streets TO defend the capital
from approaching foes, the Scared veterans
who passed triumphantly through on their
homewsrd march, after the close of the war,
and their fellow patriots who have never yet
seen the city they fought on distant fields TO
preserve, come together,-bid them all come
from every quarter, 10 realize and enjoy the
fair and noble fruitage their valor and hard
ships have borne.
There ought to be no difference of opinion
and no halting in a matter like this. Every
citizen of Washington has high and plain
duty before him. Let ID be performed cheer
fully aud creditably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
SPECIAL EASTER SALE

DURING EASTER WEEK WE SHALL PLACE ON
PARIMENr THROUGH THE HOUSE WHICH
WILL PROVE EXCELLENT VALUES.
SPECIAL SALE IN DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
so PIECES 36-ISCH ALL-wooL STRIPES AND
PLAIDs, Good Patterns and in Choice Colorngs
should be sold at 5or. For this SALE 31Jkc
% PIECES Js-INCH ALL-wooL CHECKS
PLAIDs. BORDERS AND SIDE BANDS. onbre
effects in all the new shsdinzs. 6Oc goods For this
sale. zoe per yard.
40 PIECES ALL-wooL BORDERS. Notwith-
standing the scarcity Of these materials we have in
stock all the newest coiorings Apricot. Crushed
Prune Rose Prairie Amethyst Violet and the staple
colora These materials are 40 inches wide, good,
firm material. and are now sold at soc. per yard.
IL PIECES 5s-IScH ENGLISH MoHAIRs, the
bestmsteria ever offered by u, for service in Grsys
and Brown Mixtures. These materials are very lus-
trcus Price should be sl.25 For thi. sale 81 per
yard
FRENCH COMBINATION SUITS
osSAos speciai ucslsns, Orocade1 border, In rich
shadinss OF Apricot. Blue Gray. Prairie Peach These
were imported to sell at 1880. We will offer them
for this sale ct si2. so suit
Also few Of our $40 ROBES left in very handsome
atsla
ALBATRoss ROBES in exquisite evening shades
with embroidered fronts In these goods never be-
fore have presented to the public such novel and
rich designs in all colors
DRESS GINGHAMs IN THE CHOICEST PATTERNS
These start in price at la1sc yard and run up to
3Esc. The last price are the FRENCH GINGHAMS
BEAUTIFUL sATISEs in DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS.
LAsTEE HANpKERCHIEFs, in new
EASTER NECkWEAR ( ideas
GLOVES TO MATCH ALL THE NEW MATERIALS.
Every day brings new trimmings. We show mag
nihcent variety OF patterna
CORsETs.
This is now gott to be art. for to secure
rect ut, you must wear proper shspe-you may not
be aware what shape would suit you best Our Sales
Ladies will advise you.
we nave IN our stock such reliable makes as the P.
D." &C. p" "R. 4 Co." "THoMsON'S." WAR
NEI's" and the "KEg MAJESTY CORSET"
We guarantee you fit and also the reasonable wear
Of any Corset bought from us. no matter what price
you pay for it,
CORSET WAIsTS.-Madam wsrren's, Ferris Com
mon Sense. &c, Waists.
MISSES, CoRSFTsi i'm all s;zo.
feature to carry in stock complete line Of extra-sze
Underwear. Stout ladies' be easily ftted whether
in Skirts, Chemise Drawers Corset Covers or Gowns
BUCKLES AND SLIDES in all the new inventions.
BUTTONS for your new Dresses.
In each and every Department you will find spe cial
Easter offerings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

40 CESTS.-These are the usual Csc. Hose. You may
know them Rcheeu rib boot patterns Back Feet and
Ankles, with uppers in new tints of Old Rose, Nile
Pink Lavender, Tan, Pearl Gray French Gray,
Suede sc. We also show them in combination colors
such as Two Blues. Two Grays, Two Greens. kc.-the
feet OF dark shade; the upper lighter tint still
other cornbnations-Gsrnet Feet and Tan uppers; ;
Tan Feet ami Gray Uppers Gray Feet and Ola Rose
Uppers; Bronze Feet and Blue Uppers Electric Feet
and an Uppers, &c, &c. 100 dozen OF these Hose,
but how long will such a bargain last
30 CENTs.-0ne Of the surprises our cash business
creates
Their history: An importer short Of funds: he gets
our check We his Stockngs-50c. Hose for 35c. the
result
Black Feet and Ankles, uppers Of Nile Green Hello
trope, Old Rose Gray &c. Then we have them OF one
color throusho All at 3 pairs for 81.
% CENTS-SCHoPPER'S.-Th his best and
such usually retail 35c All the New Grays, Tsns,
Browns and Modes. Boot pstterns-Blsck Feet and
Ankles. with Colored Uppers, also pc.
45c. SILK VESTS-Swiss Ribbed all colors.
19c VESTS.-Ribbed Extra Length, Pink, Blue,
Cream. White, Flesh. Ecru, Ribbonsa at neck.
35 CENTS-Ribbed Balbriggan Vests. and at SOC.
Pants and Vests worth Csc.
DR.. Warmers Health" Spring Underwear.
American Hosiery Co.'S Spring Underwear.
&C. g." French Bslbriggan Underwear
~ Palais Royal price for DR.. Warmers Natural
Wool Health" Underwear is SI.49.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Coutinued halouD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
FAsr BnAck HOSE BARs,rss.

30 CENTS for Spring weight Hose with the patent
spiced selvsges. We susrsntes these Ho.e never 20
open at the seams We guarantee them a perfectly
Fast Black We can almost guarantee them not TO
show wear at the heels They have double
soles, and heels sIliced inches reacins
top of the boot.
40 CENTS for the silk Isle Hose made similar 20
those quoted shove. These silk Isle Hose viii retain
their Gster ate. washing and therefore slreror
TO Spun SE Hose costing double the price. The dou-
BILE toes. soes and the high eescombnAd with
the patent unbreakGbe seams make them more dura-
be than silk Hose.
ID CENTs-3 PAIRS for 81. Plain and Dror-stitch
Cotton Hose in three weights We ask comparison
with the Hose usually ret&ed this price. We ht
make claims that might doubt the justice Of bat
you'll believe your own eyes. and thus the request:
Make comparisons
40 CESTs.-Warrsnted Fast Black Isle Hose, plain
or ribbed The price lower than elsewhere Is the
quality as eood The merchant whose credit business
doesn't admit Of small profit here may say the
quality is different. But won't you make COMPARE
son,
81 CENTS for the Celebrated 80 q Ribbed Black
the prev ain2 price Tor &C G!" Three pairs for At
the ralas Royal.
p CESTs.-Boys' Extra heavy Ribbed Hose with
double knees. heels and toes. Szes 10 for :,5e
q pair.
% CENTS.-Medum and Light Weights for Ladies'
and Misses who from sizes to 9b
HE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued belovD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

Senator Ingalls, had an article IN the New
York World yesterday on the L. S Senate in
which he said concerning secret sessions:
when nominations are confirmed or rejected
and treaties ratified the result is announced
through the press, or by proclamation of the
President, bat the votes, speeches and other
proceedings in the cabinet and in the Senate
are not disclosed" OF course not, and Senator
Dolph and his committee are just wasting their
time in acting upon the absurd theory that they
are disclosed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
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4 ALL q A II sSss
~ &c = ! +

tr-specal Bargains are the Black Swiss Ribbed
Vests
SILK Isle Vests, 49c.. Soc. &c.
Spun silk Vests. 6ec.. 81. 10. 81 As. sl.75. s275
sS-over fifty styles of Fast Black Hose for Chill
dren. including the best English productions. and
which will be found here at prices from 70 to Is per
cen: below prevailing quotations.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continual he,oul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

Not only Is the passage Of the international
copyright bill demanded by the friends of
r1ght-doing and American literature. but it is
Aise demanded by the friends of right-doing
and American music. In legislation it is
always best to do right and let consequences
take care OF themselves. Ia the matter of the
international copyrigh, the consequences as
well as the morals are on the affirmative side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

Mr.. Saxton, author OF the ballot bill bearing
his name, which Gov. Hill vetoed the other day,
appears to be . genuine reformer. His repub-
liean associates in the New York legislature
would do well to follow his advice and prepare
. bill, il possible, to meet the governors Oh
actions. The compromise man who sacrifices
20 vital principle is political necessity if re-
fern b 10 be secured in such states as New
York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

The young German emperor's foreign policy
% ehsneieon-hke. A day or two ago the world
vas told that he had caused great uneasiness
in Austria by bis friendly overtures to Russia.
Now it u informed that he will maintain the
Austrian alliance, but will win over France
and isolate Russia William of the wither ed
Arm il mystifying the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

Prssidsnt Harrison ID much easier to please
than President Cleveland Was. Mr.. Cleveland
vetoed lis more measures in his first year than
Mr.. Harrison did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

We want 4. this country both restraint upon
dishonest voting aud stimulus to honest voting.
These are the two arms Of ballot reform,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

Bismarck In the reichstag would be the big
gsst thing there except the rising spirit Of free
dom, no matter who should represent the en-
peror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

IL ID ssmi-ofhcialiy announced that there viii
% no Delaware peaches raised this year; Of
bast not raised In Delaware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
SEaCnNanTr nnnnc

SEAsoN ABLE GOODS.
Hammocks. Water Coolers. Reed and Rattan Chair.
Trleycles. Nelocipedes. Ice Chests, &c
Our rope Fire Escape Chief Paris says Is the best
We have two rooms. 501l00 each in which we de-
sign and execute the h1est cabinet work and give spe
cal attention 10 repairing old furniture our ufhol
stery shop is also J0NlO0 feet II is run in thor
onshly systematic manner. that we are enabled 10
upholster and recover furniture, using nothing
out best labor and materials at the same
price you would ray for ordinary work in
many places. In this there is q moth erterni-
hator for renovatins furniture. All old furniture
should 20 through this APPARATUS before heing reup-
hoistered Ii is TIE Gully method Of Graduating
the moth and its eggs No damage done TO the nnest
fabrics frames.
our hn'shing shop is most complete in its appoint
me nts and our rnshers thorough ana aperienced
Goods taken ON storage in HOG r street
We have thoroughly competent force Of furniture
pacAers and movers and have packing materials Tor
sale
WALL PAPERS
The newest efects aud correct imitations Of silhx
saiins tapestries, lsces and cretonnes
Rezsonsbe Price-First-class work-Iots of Nodsst
Cost Papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
DRrss Goops Shopping Norrs.

The Paais Royal by fortunate accident has all the
scarce shades in Cashmeres aud is enabled charge
little less than prevailing prices and when quoting the
same prices elsewhere, is giving superior quality.
The reason Of it:
Five of Wool Dress Goods were refused by a
New York merchant because Of late delivery The
importer has sold to our buyer less price than
would have been quoted the goods secured in
regular way and thus shades and gdfu,s
Wool Dress Goods at the TtrJdis RoycL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
BLACK UxprKwrAR A SPECIALLY.

Ladies viii find here the largest stock and most
complies variety Of Black Underwear in this cir.
Paais Royal rrces for superior Past Black Cotton.
Lise and Silk Hose, shown in ordinary sizes. extra
sizes and opera lengths
Back Corsets in all styles.
The Lace Trimmed Black India SILK Chenises, also
the Black Ribbed Lise Cotton Vests, are equally
~ good values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
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Decorated Salad Bowls only i9c
Decorated Blue aud White Teapots, only 25c
Decorated Oval Bakers only l9c.
Blue and White CUPS and ss1cers, only &c.
S sufsdf S Bu,,sr. 81, for 1o
Choice Decorated 6-inch Plates, ouly s..
Choict Decorated s-lnCh Plates, only Zoe,
Choice Decorated S-inch Plates, only l2c.
French China Decorated Cuspidors, square shapes.
only 42c.
SOME MORE OF THOSE FOUR QUART PoRcE-
LAIN:LINED FARINA OR OATMEAL BOILERS,
ONLY 59c.
JGpanncd Extra Heavy Foot Tubs, only 29c.
Japanned Footed Water Pals, only PC.
yapanned Unfooted Water Pals. only l5c.
Keystone Egg Besters. only Zoe each.
Japanned Extra Heavy Water Carriers, only 29c.
GLASS WARE.
Thin Engraved Tumblers only &c.
Our Household Tumblers, only Sc.
Faucy Pressed Goblets. only 4c.
Fancy Crystal salt and Pepper Shakers, only Sc
Ruby Vinegar Cruo:s. only &c
Pressed Fancy Wine Glasses only 25c dozen
Engraved Wi Decsntsrs. only 25c. each,
Pressed Crystal Fruit Saucers only 2lc dozen.
Fancy Pressed Lemonade Mues only 4c each.
Fancy Crystal Fruit Bowls, only l0c each
Fancy Casters, five bottles only Soc. each,
NEW BUILDING THE FAIR
COR 7TH AND Il SITS. NV. FRANKIE 4 CO.
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REFRIGERATOR
From o.. SO 70 $50.

Our Sweets Refrigerator is the best in the market
We guarantee IL 20 use one-third less Zoe than any
other and to keep food longer Onions. milk. butter
and meat can be kert side by side in this DO, with per
feet safety.