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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

Chrissaas viii have the noorsfter tomorrow
dear Congress, and don't you try TO forget it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23
HOLIDAY BARGAINS In Oun MISSES

Ho11pAY BARGAINS In Gun MISSES
AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
l line Of Misses Dark Green Atwood Beaver
Jackets; double breasted Sizes II. IA and 10
years.
Regular Prices 81. 30 and $50
Marked down to %. j0.--
line Of Misses Fancy Brown Mixed Cheviot
Refers. Correct styles. Sizes IL. IA and 10
years.
Marked down to So
line Of Misses Chevron Jackets in Brown
and White and Blue and White. Sizes IL, IA
and 16 years.
Regular Price $l2. 3d.
Marked down to So
line Of Misses Dark Navy Atwood Cheviot
Refer Jackets. Sizes IL, IA and III years.
Only $50.
line of Children's Cardinal Cheviot Jackets
with Seal Plush Collar and edged with Astrs-
khan.
Size @, price %. Co.,
Size &. price Is. To-
Size 10, price 80. Co.
! line of Metlium-weight Newmarkets in
Brown Mixed Checks; very stylish; correct
shapes.
With Cape, $15.-
Without Cape, $l2 Co.
(Third floor; 10th st. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

fEvEx Book STORES
Have bargains. Look gt these:
SOME AMERICAN PAINTERS IN WATER
COLOR, folio. el2. 80. reduced 90 sl025
FAcsIMILEs OF AQUARELLEs. Q A.. Gore
duced 70 sl0.25.
SELECTED PAINTINGS FROM THE
PARIS EXPOSITION. els. reduced 90 sll.JO.
FAv0RITE FOLK BALLADS. o.. 50, no.
duced 70 e. 20.
ROBERT y. MILLER.
BOOKSELLER AND sTATfONER
s17-dm SB 18th st.. Corcorxn building
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SAks AND Coxp.srs Coruxs.


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sAKs AND COMPANY.
WHAT To Buy The BoYs.

Can anything beat good clothes for presents.
Everybodyll say ''no"-Then give them. Our
BOYS LONG PANT SUITS. CHILDREN'S
SHORT PANT SUITS. Kills. OvERCOATS,
kEEFERS. the host of FURNISHINGS, HATS.
SHOES. SLIPPERS-Any Of them. These be-
ing OURS means your surety Of the quality and
economy in the buying.
SAKS AND CDMpANy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

The American Historical Society, which is to
convene in this city in a few days in annual
session, is one Of the most important bodies
In the republic in the field which it occupies
and the results which i. achieves. American
history, from very humble beginnings. has
developed into q department Of learning
second to no other pursued by our citizens.
Time was and that only a few decades ago,
when the histories Of the United States were
meagre in recorded events and i'll written, the
state histories we're scarce and poor with one
or two exceptions. the state historical collec-
tions and the government collections we're few
in number. imperfect in form and matter and
inaccurate in the statement of facts ALI this
has been changed, in some Of the states in toto,
in others measarably. The development Of
the historical spirit due. perhaps. first to
the general advance III culture and incidentally
to material progress, next to the appearance
OF the early volumes of Mr.. Bancrofts great
History of the United States and Prescotts
and Irving histories Of the Spanish conquesss
In America Historical societies we're formed.
The writing Of minor memoirs and of state his
tories followed. There had been before that
period historical societies and some re-
spectacle biographies. but with the
epoch of which mention Is here made
the real beginning took place of American
historical writing. The work thus started has
resulted in the creation of fine school Of
American historians. almost equal to the older
school In England OF the critical school of the
present time III England and Germany. 1t il
oven superior in style to the critical school.
while it has many Of the latter's excellences.
The LAbors of Johns Hopkins and other univer-
sisaes SINCE the close Of the civil WAT have also
been remarkably fruitful TUX STAR extends
in advance i cordial greeting to the members
OF the American historical Society. Washing
ton IL a pleasant plnce aud with it, numerous
special advantages the very bes. pl~e. for the
assembling OF learned societies III regula, and
called Sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

SpEc1AL CHRISTMAS BARGAINS In Our
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
One line of -25- Satin Lined Seal Plush
Jackets. latest styles.
Regular prices $12. so and S15-
Marked down to elO.--
One line of Seal Plush Sacques. 40 inches
long. with seal ornaments and satin lining.
Regular prices. $40 and $2ao.5O.--
Marked down to s17.5O.-
lined.
Regular prices. $40. S45 aud &c.,
Marked down to $50. s35 and SD
Abroken line of Ladies' Cloth Jackets.
Regular price, So
Marked down to So
line of Ladies' Atwood Black Cheviot
Jackets, new style.
Regular price, $l1.--
Marked down to 81. 3d.
line of Fine Atwood Cloth Jackets, satin
lined.
Regular prices. els and $18--
Marked down to $1O.-
1 line of Ladies' Imported Black Matalesse
Wraps
Regular prices. s45. S55 and $65.-
Marked down to s25 $50 and $35.--
The balance of our stock Of this seasons i'm
portation of elegant Opera Wraps and Long Silk
lined Carriage Garments at a reduction Of 25
and 3:jiI per cent below their former prices
(Third floor 18th st. building.)
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DRueersrs, SuspR1Es DEPARTMENT

DRuee1sry SuNpR1Es DEPARTMENT
DERBY SILVER TOILET ARTICLES.
An elegant line Of Derby Silver Goods. en-.
bracinX everything required for the toilet
Among them may be found the following:
Mirrors.
Brushes.
Soap Boxes.
Manicure Articles,
Pincushions.
Perfume Bottles,
Comb and Brush Trays
Pin Trays.
Smoking Sets,
Match Holders.
Toothpick Holders.
Glove Boxes,
Infants Combs
and Brushes.
Pocket Mirrors,
Velvet Brushes,
Clothes Brushes,
Hat Brushes.
Whisk Bruoms,
Bon-bon Baskets
And LAvstory Sets,
Including Powder
Box. Tooth Brush
Holder and
tFirst aoor. 1lth q. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

LARGE Ioys.
We are devotins nearly the entire fifth door Of
our 10th street building to the display of Large
Toys such as
Doll Carriages,
Tricycles. Desks.
Nelocipedes. Pianos.
Wagons. Drums. Chairs,
,.,,y Black Boards. Toy Trunks.
Tool Chests and
Toy Furniture.
Today and tomorrow will be ''clearing-out"
days in these lines Extremely low prices will
prevail.
DOLL CARRIAGES.
SO. 81 %. e. 80. up to g.. 2o.-
20 Carriages
Regular price o.. 25.-
Married down to 81. o.
10 Carriages.
Regular price So 3d.
Marked down to "a. co.
TRICYCLEs.
We have absolutely the best there is made
They will not be found quite as low in price a.
some other makes. but the difference in actual
value is very marked
Prices. 1896. $7.75, g. so and $40. To-
Tricycles with rubber tires in the three larger
sizes.
DRUMS. INV -''' "-' ''
SIS. As. 90. rs. eoc. to 81. 50 each
TOOL CHESTS.
--oOc., 95c.. 81. IS to S5 20 each
TOY TRUNKS.
-7oc.. o,c.. 81, 81. %. 81 As to S3.G5.-
Fifth hoor. 10th st. extension.)
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aa-ODsu ~cru;uos until Clx;sfuna
yDNe D.v Mopr
10 90 POUR Holiday shopping in. A We look around
e~'sh was longer. 80 much stock TO move and %
little time to move it in.
"ssre trying theonly means We know Of to move IT.
"ouf sees noie prices CUT GOVT. we cannot
80. .ue'n' ". uon se' .ine. IA you want 70
" - ee" p"S' 10" WANT 10
-. 80 ~ e' e ie1e" P'iSe"
~" AA" '"'"e ~ 'sP'oS'
We quote some few reduced prices:
noIIo
1850 A'd Doos o"n
DOrrs
nor1o
DOIIs
DOLLS a.
$3.50 reduced
no,I.
De' Joinsed Doll
' reducedte
| VIC.
| no1Is
| 1888 JOINED Doll
| reuncedto
| no,Is
| no1,. 'e" ION
| DoiLs. reducedto
OoAo' SlS
|
| SILK MUFFLERS. All Silk Mufners marked
| MoFFLERS. 9sc. reduced to 7jc.
| MUFFLERS- LES reduced to $3.50.
MUFFLERS. g. 4S reduced to g.
| MUFFLERS. We have a fu,l line of the
MUFFLERs. and colors.
=: -: g: I'm:
'S' '''''
S NECK E EUFrs Ostrich and cosqus Feather
NECK RUFFs. saesr reduced 70 s,a
L 4 ~ ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

Iii WOo0
90 PERCENT DIsCOUNTO ON EVERY.
X THING IN OUR STORE UNTIL
o O JANUARY /. WE ARE OVER.
90 STOCKED. EXTRA DISCOUNTS
ppp ON SOME THINGS WHICH WE
PP WILL SHOW YOU WHEN YOU
PPP CALL.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Il Il SUGGESTIONS FOR HoL-
IDAY GIFTS IN LEATHER
GOODS.
AAA Bill Books. 75c to $3.50.
Boston Shopping Bags. 75c. to
NM NM &2.25.
MINI Brush Sets. in cases. &c to s5.
q Nm ~ Collar and Cuff Boxes Soc to
II %.
Calendars. PC. to sl2 80.
SSSS Card Cases. 15c. to $l2
ssss .a Shateiaine satchels. PC. to
SS'n Cigar Cases. SOC. to o..
Court Plaster Cases, 5Oc. to
s4.25.
IL Crops, riding, 81 to 40
Dressing Cases, 81. 20 to S4O
II Dress Suit Cases, 81. 80 to sI2.
iii Drinking Cups. 4Oc. to $3.50.
Extension Cases. SOC. to SlO.
2z9 flasks, 4Oc. to %. 80.
y Furnished Bags IS to S15.
~ Furnished Satchels. Is. so to
2s92 $50.
Folding Mirrors, 81. As to &C.
Gun Cases, 75c. to %.
80 Hat Boxes, gents, 50 to S14.
sa,,3 Hat Boxes, ladies'. g. so to
&7.JO
III Handkerchief and Glove Boxes,
II Doc. to&7.
y Handkerchief and Glove Folds,
iii S3to "a.
Ink Stands. 15c. to g.
Jewel Boxes. 81. rs to %.
PpP Letter Cases, SOC. to %.
P p Leggins, 81. Is to GO.
PPP Manicure Sets, $1.20 to Sl2.
3 Music Rolls. 75c. to 81.
Military Brush Sets. 81 to SEQ.
A Pocket Toilet Cases, 25c to %.
A Pocket Books, 2Oc. to S2O.
HAA Portfolios. SOC. to $17. 80.
A.. Photo. Screens, SOC. to Sl3.
Photo. Frames. 75c. to ~.
Purses, &c. to Sill.
"A Travelling Bags, Toe. to GO.
"A Travelling Satchels. 75c. to Ella.
AAA Trays for Cards, ~. 5to 81. 80.
Scissors Cases. s1.90 to 81. 50.
v v Shawl STRAPS, 81. Is to 81
y y Shawl Wraps, l.50to 81.
Wv School Bsgs, Soc. to g.. 50.
" Sword Cases, 81.
Writing Tablets. o.. 40 to slO.
EEk Writing Desks. "a. 25 to $40.
En- Whips, coach. 81. 80 to go.
E Whips, buggy. 25c. to so.
EEE- Whips, riding. SOC. to sl0
Nm TOPH MS,
\ M M: ,ss, prssA. AVE. NV
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

HOLIDAY JERSEYS.
Ladies' Jerseys very acceptable Holiday
presents. Our assortment is very large and va
ried and We are showing superior quality Gray
Jersey, with vest front.
Regular price, ~. &c.
Marked down to 1.5O.-
Elegant quality Brown Jerseys. with tucked
Jokes and sleeves
Regular price. $4.JO.-
Marked down to $a.5O.-
Elegant quality Navy Blue Jerseys. with
tucked yokes and sleeves.
Regular price. $4.5O.-
Marked down to 81. Co.
Good quality plain Black Atwood Jerseys.
All sizes. Perfect fitting. Correct styles.
Price, $3.50. 81 and 81. So
We have speciality in a very Handsome ALL
wool Jersey. braided in several different pat
terms. with high shoulders.
Marked down to g. Co.
Some very attractive styles in Atwood Black
Jerseys in tucked and braided effects with full
high sleeves. AL sizes.
Marked down to S3.-
Handsomely Braided Fleece Lined Jerseys in
new styles and correct shapes, elegant quality.
Only S4.5O.--
(Third floor, 18th st. buildinY.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

CHRISTIANS JEwELRY
We have Just received novelty in Gold Chain
Bracelets. with heart locks.
81 to %. as each
New styles in Fancy Garter Buckles,
-6S. IS. SIC. and 81. % each
Fancy Silver and Gold Bracelets.
DC. each
Fine assortment of Fancy Real Shell Pins,
Sic. to IS EACH
A full line Of Sterling Silver
Garter Buckles,
Match Boxes,
Glove Buttoners,
Bracelets,
Rings,
Watch Chains,
Shopping Tablets,
and Court
Plaster Gases.
Solid Silver Thimbles.
81. 20. so. 7Oc. and o. each
Solid Gold Thimbles.
--@2.25, e. rs, O.. IS and "a. 50 each
Best Black Brooches, in flower designs and
long bars.
--25c. to o.. rs each
Black Ear Rings in screws and Drops
--22Jc. to 81 Is per pair
Fancy Black Bead Bracelets.
.-20c. to 81 each
Black Bead Necklaces.
IS, 75c. and 81 each
(First floor. 18th st. building.)
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SILK WA,srs Fon TuE HoL1DAYs

SILK WA1srs FoR The HoLrnAYs
We have handsome assortment of Silk Waists
especially suitable for holiday presents
We mention particularly one line of Gloria
Silk Waists, made with box plated back and
front and roll collar; all sizes.
Only $3.50 esrh.--
Ladies' Surah Silk Waists i'll Black and Cartli-
nal. with plated front and back. full stylish
sleeves and roll collar: all sizes.
Only IS. 10
Ladies' Black Silk Waists, with plated back
and 'front.' full sleeves and Melici collar; all
sizes.
Only 60
Black SILK Waists. with full plated waists,
me tucked yoke, fancy stitching and Medici
collar; all Sizes
Only S12. Co.
We are also showing some very elegant en-
broidered Black Surah Silk Waists, stylish and
neat patterns at popular prices.
Third floor. 18th st. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

Tea Cows.
One line Of Atwood French Flannel Tea
Gowns in Persian patterns. Very superior
goods.
Only 9lO.--
One line of Atwood French Flannel Tea
Gowns. Gray with Black stripes and Light
Brown with fancy stripes. and embroidery
trimmings to match.
Only S13. 3d.
(Third floor, 18th Vt. buildinx)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

HOLIDAY GooDs.
BOOKS.
Balance Of E. p. Roe's Books, bound in cloth
and gilt.
Marked down to JOc.
The following titles in the stock:
"A Knight Of the Nineteenth Century,
What Can She Do"
His Somber Rivals"
"Driven Back to Eden"
He Fell in Love With His Wife"
Opening Chestnut Burr"
From Jest to Earnest
"A Day OF Fate"
without Home"
"A Young Girls wooing"
"A Face Illumined."
(Third hoor. 10th street extension.)
TOYS.
800 Animals on platform. Ten kinds,
Regular price. DC.
Marked down to l5c.
LAMPS.
30 BisQue Finished Table Lamps.
Regular price, az. 30 and 81 o.
Marked down to e. so.
Fourth floor. 10th street extension)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

SPECIAL REDucr1oxs In Dolls.
Being overstocked in 81 and 81 o5 Dolls We
have reduced 800 to the low price Of
-T5 CENTS EACH
grand opportunity to get u fine Doll at
very low price.
We have also made the following reductions
In the celebrated Juneau" Dolls of this sea-
sons importation
I'll Ii size. Reduced to 0Nc-
81. ~ size. Reduced to 81. 15.-
-3l.& size. Reduced to $l.3j.--
20 size. Reduced to 81. G5.-
-$2.39 size. Reduced to 81. Co.
So 30 size. Reduced to $2.25-
80 90 size. Reduced to 81 III
81 20. size. Reduced to 3d. CO.
81. % size. Reduced to S3 NJ
go SO size. Reduced to a.. r5-
81 20 size. Reduced to 81 I'd
-S1O. OOsixe Reduced TO s8N-
sic 80 size. Reduced to Sl3-
-$21 size. Reduced to $l7.5O-
(Fourth floor. 10th st. extension)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

SUSPENDERS.
Especial holiday collection. Fancy and 6ne.
% CENTS TO Is.
Every pair in box.
The leader is hand embroidered silk In glass
box for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23
CENTS.

MUFFLERS.
The newest domestic and imported efiects.
Silk. 81 to 81.
Cashmere, 5Oc. 10 u.
Each in box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23
How ARE These.

SAKS AND COMPANY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

Musl1S UxpERwEAR.
Colored Skirts,
I'll TO Sl6 20 each
White Skirts,
SIC. to SlOJ each
Gowns.
500. to e10 esch.-
Aprons,
--1Oc. to a each
(Second door. 10th q. extsnson.)
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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-31

letter of recommendation from w. H.
Parker, county clerk OF Jackson county,
Or which showed tina; he had lived
there for fifteen years. Devils had prac-
tlced as an herb doctor.
At Chatham. Ont. the storm blew a
fiat-car out of the Ontario & Quebec rail-
road yard at Jeannette's Creek. The car
rolled rapidly eastward until within about
two miles OF Chatham. There it crashed
into construction train filled with la
borers. The construction train consisted
OF an engine, pushing two box-cars and
drawing box-car and flat-car. Three
men were probably fatally injured and
twelve more received injuries more or
less severe.
Near Emigrant Gap, CAL, as a night
train was coming through, wheel on
one OF the C 'rs in the center of the train
broke, but the Car continued down the
road for mile, until it struck a switch.
1t struck post in snow shed, causing
the latter, which wa overweighted with
snow, to crash on cars loaded with cattle.
smashing three cars and killing twenty
three head of cattle. The debris was i'm
mediately cleared from the shed. The
DELAYS are principally due to the diff
cu-ty OF getting snow plows around
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-31
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS,

Edward Monahan. who was considered
one OF the finest yiolinists in New York
ended his life at his room in the Bowery
by cutting his throat with razor.
Charles Jones assaulted Hammerslaugh
on the street at Kansas City. Jones is q
son OF Major Jones, superintendent Of
the National Waterworks Company, and
Hammerslaugh is proprietor of the Kan
sas City Globe. Articles which have ap-
cared IN the Globe, and which Jones con-
sldered derogatory to the honesty of his
father, inspired the assault.
John Kuhni pleaded guilty at Madison
Wis, to the extraordinary murder of
William Christie, and was sentenced to
lie imprisonment. Kuhni confessed that
he killed Christie, and ex planned that the
utter was continually scoffing at the
Bible. He says his reason for dismem-
berlng Christie was to get the scoffer's
heart out to see whether it was black
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-31
ALONG THE COAST.

1t cost Union county, Or, $O4, ,746 13to
meet the current expenses for 1899. The
public debt of the county is s80,9 26.
A Pomona paper Publishes a detailed
estimate of the orange crop OF Southern
California this season, based on reports
gathered from sixty-seven OF the prln-
ipal orange growers and many orange
buying firms in this part of the state.
The estimate amounts to $780, 600 boxes,
or 1850 carloads.
There has been q continuous fall OF
snow, with short intervals, throughout
the Palouse country for the past three
weeks. 1t reached it's climax In an ad-
ditional storm, wind accompanying the
snow and piling it up in many places IN
great drifts. As near as can be estl-
mated, about two feet of snow has now
fallen, and if the storm continues t.ls
country will experience the severest WIN
ter for many years.
The Seattle Steam Heat & Power Com
pany has closed contract for the con.
struction OF $50, 900 plant to heat and
furnish power for elevators Tor twenty
three of the largest brick buildings ID the
city. The system will be connected with
the bay, so that in case of fire 100 streams
of salt water can be turned on at once,
| which is seven times the amount the
waterworks can do in the district covered
by the new system.
| AT San Francisco the members OF the
recently organized Pioneer Business As
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-31
PORTLAND MARKET.

Commercial affairs have not yet re-
fiected the influence, that are likely to be
experienced from the opening # q new
campaign, which in many respects is char
actcrized by favorable feature, trade being
still res ricted by the same features that
prevailed early in the week; but with few
exceptions, the outlook is viewed with
satisfaction and the belief generally pre-
further development of the general pros
perity If the country. The weather has
been milder, but receipts and shipments
of merchandise are still contracted,
through the detention of trains by snow in
the mountains
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-31

sociation of Alaska hav. elected officers
as follows. John L McGovern. presi.
dent; 4 A. Wilson, vice-president: R.
3. klttredge, secretary, and Leon Mason
treasurer. Messrs WadJeigh. Thomas
and kittredge complained of the actions
Of the United States fish Commissioners
IN their neglect of Alaska, and the meet.
ing decided to instruct Minor w. Rruce
E'stern representative, to secure the an,
po ntment of fish commissioner who
as an interest in Alaska.
A union depot will probably be built
at Seattle by the Northern Pacific.
Seattle, Lake Shore & E stern and
Colun bia & Puget Sound road. The
depot Will be opened to all railroads here
after built and operated that desire to use
1t on wheelage basis. Several sites
tave been discussed, but the one all are
most favorablv impressed with is in the
central part of the city on the water front.
The structure will probably cost half a
million dollars. On account of the un.
settled condition of the title to water
front property. the erection of the build
ing will be delayed somewhat.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-31
THE ACCIDENT RECORD.

The severe wind storms played havoc
with the oil interests about Pitts5urg. A
great number of derricks were destroyed,
and in some sections the loss has been so
great that a work on drilling wells has
been suspended. owing to loss OF derricKs.
a late train from San Francisco for
San Jose collided with an unknown man
Who was walking Oh the tack and scat
tered him into pieces. The coroner was
notified that human remains were dis
tributed along the ra lroad track, and he,
on going to the scene was able to rescue
little more than 50 in coin, set OF false
teeth and discovered joints.
The schooner Robert and Minnie left
San Francisco for Puget Sound, but re-
turned on account Of losing man over
board. The lost man was A. Adolph, a
Swede. and member of the crew.
Nothing is known about how he went
over the side Of the vessel. He was dis
covered struggling in the water, but sank
before the boat could reach him.
DR.. Henry Devils, about go years o.
age. died in lodginghouse on Pacific
street in San Francisco from asphyxia-
ton by gas. DR. Devils came to the
lodginghouse from Eureka He had
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Public Omcers

Public Omcers.
Governor-E. p. Ferry
Leutenant-Governor-C. E. Laughton.
Secretary of State Allen Weir.
Treasurer "A. A. findsley.
Auditor L. M. Reed.
Attorney General-W. C Jones.
Superintendent Public Instrnction-R.
B. Bryan.
Commissioner Public Lands w. T.
FO rest.
Judges Supreme Court-R. o. Dunbar
T. c. Stiles, I. j. Anders and John p.
IiOyt.
Senate-Watson c. Squire and John B.
Allen.
Congress man John L. Wilson.
State natQr-W. II. kneeland. of
Shelton.
state Representative McRearv of
Union City.
Superior Judge-Mason Irwin, of Nor 4.
tesanO.
Pr scouting Attorney w. A. Reynolds.
of Chehalis.
Land Officers- Seattle nastriot:s + M
Reed, Jr., Register; ] r Hzyden 6k
CtIFCIs
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The UGioa League Club of New York
has passed into the control of its younger
members, alter struggle.
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THE OLD WORLD.

At Festimog, in Wales, the gas workt
exploded. The manager was blown os
stoms and many persoss injured.
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Mason County 0mrsr..

Mason County Omcsrs.
Auditor-Jo4 o4eph w. Day, Jr.
County Clerk Joseph W. Day. Jr.
Treasurer-Frank Fredson.
Sheriff and Assessor-D M. Duckwortb
Probate Judge-W H. M. Dunbar.
eurveyor-J. S. w. Shelton.
Supt of Schools C. s. Brumbaueh
VIM Potts.
County Commissioners1 Franklin Purdy.
M. C. Simmons.
Coroner-A. F. Chapman.
Justice OF tho Peace (Sheton Precinct
George Cyphert.
'onstable (Shelton PrecincD George
Vogtlin
Shelton City Onicers.
TOWN BOARD.
David Shelton Chairman; George Cyphert
Mcdonald Simmons Alonxo Edwerda r. NJ
areytxaI.
c. ". Hartman ..... C1e,k
". II. Maxwell . Treasurrr
Gearge VOgtin ........ Marshal and ST. Com
A. r. Chapman ..... A Asse ssor
G. w. Hartman ~ Town Council