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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-10

In the Superior Court of Mason County, State of
Washington, holding terms at Shelton.
State of WashingtOn,t 90
County of Mason. %
ARTHUR NEEDHAM g. ALFRED F. MErzeER' pits.
Ann Kennedy, widow and heir at law OF Frank
lin Kennedy, deceased, James G. Kennedy, w.
F. Kennedy, Lizzie Vincent, John Forbes,
William d. Forbes, Eliza Lytle, Henry For bes,
minor, Samuel Forbes, a minor, Iva FORBES.
minor Frank Williamson, Emma Wheeler, He'll
~ Williamson, a minor, Lefty Williamson, a
minors Mrs. Asneath Simmons, all heirs at law
OF franklin Kennedy, deceased, and Christian
Anderson, Defendants:
To the above named Defendant; w. F. Ken
In the name of the STATE OF WASHINGTON:
YOU are hereby notified that Arthur Needham
ana Alfred F. Metzger plaintiffs have filed COM
plant against you in the Superior Court OF Ma
son County, holding terms at Shelton in the
State of Washington, which VIII come on 10 o os
this summons, to-wit, 80 days after the 10th
day of August at 1890; and unless
% pea aa answer asy Of the osossr on 1897
the same win be taken as confessed, ana me
prayer granted. The object aud prayer of said
complaint is the the said plaintiffs aliege thai
they are the owners in fee simple and In the
possession of the following described lands SIT
mated IN the county of Jason State OF Wash
ingtou to-wit: The Swlz of the NwH and the
NWiz of the Swl4 of section 20 In Township Is
north of range west of the w NJ. and further
alleges that you and the other defendants claim
some right or interest in said lands ADVERSE 10
the plaintiffs. which claim the plaintins aiiege
is without any foundation or right whatsoever
and the plaintiffs therefore pray the court tina
yoil and each of the other defendants be re
quired to set forth the nature of your claim.
any, to the saii lands the court may decree
! that you have no estate or interest WhateFe
therein aud that the title OF plaintiffs thereto
! is good aud valid and that yon and each OF tn
| defendants be forever enjoined and debarret
from asserting assyclalm whatever IN said ianas
adverse 10 the piaintiiis
| Witness nv hand and the seal OF said Court
! this 18th day of August 1890, j. w DAY JR-.
H. s. TEHPSR, Atty for pitt. Clerk OF said Conrt
i5EAL.l Oh
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-10
Summons for Publication.

No. 6.
In the Superior Court of Mason County State
If Washington, holding terms at Shelton for the
county of Mason.
State of WashingtOn,)
County of Mason }
ALBERT MALANaY. Plant iff.
THE DETROIT LAND AND IMPROVEMENT Com
PANY AND CAssiUS u. BARLOW, Defendants
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
In the name OF the State of Washington: You
are hereby notified that Albert Malaney plain
tiff, has filed compla int against you i'm the Su
at Shelton, in the State of Washington, which
will come on to be heard sixty DAYS after the
18th daf of September 1890, and unless YOU ap
pear and answer the same on Or before 10Th day
of November 1890, the same will be taken as con
fessed. and the prayer granted. The object and
prayer OF SAIL complaint is to set aside and an
nul certain deeds in said complaint described. Oh
the ground of fraud, and for decree establish
ing plaintiffs title i'll fee to the following descrb
| ed lands i'll Mason county State of Washington
to-wit: the e15 of the nwl4 of see 3, tip u and
lots & in sec 5, also lot in 30 tp %, all in
| range west also the nl5 of the nel4 Of sec aud
the So of the seH of sec 6. all in tip Il mr. west
also the nel4 of the nwi4 of sec 5 tip 81 II l W
Also all that part of lot in said which lies
west of line found by producing the east line
of the lot or parcel above described south to the
south boundary line of said lot =, also that Ger
tain parcel or piece of land in said county oil
Mason in sec 81 tip y n of l west, contained
within the following described boundaries viz:
the three acre tract joining on block One, known
as the Imam tract
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said CoTlrt
this 2itn day of September 1899, J. w. DAY JR.
[SEALl Clerk of said Court
H. S. TREMPER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-10
shelton POSt-Office.

Nails close for the East daily at A. ".
;i,ii. close for the North daily at P. n.
Mails arrive daily SP. N.
General Delivery open from a. N. TO r. NJ.
",...,, sundays from I'D 10 A. NJ.
W'nav Orders and Postal Notes issued.
''o'' ARTHUR TAYLOR, Postmaster
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-10
Notice to TreSSpaSSerS.

NoriCE:-AIl parties are hereby forbidden, I'M
der penalty of the law, from tres1asSing upou
any lands belonging to the Estate OF W. ". Mil
Ter or 10 Mary NJ. Miller Ill NJ
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-10
Local News.

Sbplton. Friday, Oct. 10th. 1890.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-10

No As
In the Superior Court of Mason County, State
of Washington holding terms at Shelton for the
County of Mason.
State of Washington
County of Mason !
JOHN MALANEY, plaintiff.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-10

JOHN MALANEY, plaintiff
THE DETROIT LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CON-
PANY. Defendant.
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
In the name of the State of Washington: You
are hereby notified that John Malaney, plaintiff,
has filed complaint against you in the Super
ior Court of Mason County, holding terms at
Shelton, in the State of Washington, which will
come OIL to be heard sixty days after the first
publication of this summons, tO-wit: Sixty days
after the 18th day of September 1890, and unless
YOU appear and answer the same on or before
the 18th day of November 1890, the same will be
taken as confessed, and the PRAYER granted.
The object aud prayer of said complaint is to set
aside aud annul certain deed from plaintiff to
defendant, and described in said complaint, on
the ground of fraud. and for decree establish
ing plaintiffs title in fee to the following describ
ed lands in Mason County State OF washington
to-wit Beginning at the NV corner of lot in
sec 5 tp q l west running thence eaSteriy
along the north line of lot forty rods, thence
south and parallel with the west line OF lot in
sec and lots and in said sec to the south
line of lot in said s, thence west along the
south line to the west line of lot l. thence north
sec to the place of beginning containing in all
90 acres. All of lot in sec tip q n W except
acres in the ne corner of said lot described as
follows, beginning at point on the line between
lots and 2 of sec 8 forty rods east OF the NV
corner of lot running thence south far enough
so that by running east to the meander line at
right angles to the last line thence with said me-
ander line to the dividing line between said lots
and 2. thence west along said dividing line to
the place CT beginning.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court.
this 24th dayof September 1890, J w. DAY JR.
TSEALl Clerk of said Court,
H. s. liz zMPER, Attorney for plaintiff
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

next r,,rrsre a ne pat.sat none 10
- ,.---.. 80. ..ls..f II ta-s treatg1sLt
49, = rs fae sarpr - q al s'4l
nlvs-If - Was sitting U - 49,
= - ',..,.-r -,.ssl srue. for breakfast
a. was.k's t5ule he eas able - TX up,
.s,..5 - mate = periecl recovery lie
eo-fs,ae.f - take Ele fs-l- --I-- Tor q
49,, - more. l-ut e ass nQt found
y. cesssry q reaest sac njecl4o1
Kfr. tst..Ing H P.tisD4Ts, Pa, 3
,,.s,.l-sr af wears ago, gentleman
r.tf--.l =, see ule ln great haste, wishing
- ~ - Bilh ..im Al oIce to see rs
ef5fd ano. he - Il mas & y iDg ol 0tsen-
lery. Ol ia4l.fy, i-"iheA i4at he
lssi ;fl = bulbAu IoRn >o0e dislans e
awav. taAI nls c1l4 tAa hetn sex
sanae ume. suo tae palsltlRns IA a.
tendance Lad gwen up m despair aaa
pr0nC.uced tie case gopeless. IL Mas
not nIy custom % 60 any practise oQi-
SIDE ms Office at &lly time, aut AZ tie
tme he called / Was especially busy, as
A nUBioer ot patients, MO bad COME q
long distance q SIC ne, were lu ny
Walt.ng rooms. I told tAe man that {
was 0it OF tle question fog me 10 WISH
hfs chlld. bat K ne would io.iow nF d.
recuons j WAS sure tie cAld would re-
cover. Nith a poor attempt 90 conceal
bis disappointment AND ll-huMor, he
listened 10 my directions. / ta!d man
a. pat "a tablespoonful ot Pe-ru ia IA q
pint Oi warm water. add slFe - AN IA
lection. as directed 80 my Attle took
tha -'llls of Lie. cops 81. pmch J
gaFo nlns. aud repeat u lnaH hour, ana
give tnc Ch.ld "a desert spooatDi every
two nours diluted ia sWtrtened water
As u WAS tae best ile could do, he Went
home 10 trv D.. but, IS he sal1 attcT
ward, with little falta. lie used them
lection two days lI successor, aAd tAt
improvement WAS So great and lns'an
tlneeus tnat ID Was only a few DAYS be
fore he returned 10 report h.s C lllI en-
,irtly re, oyeIed.
IL vii he seen by these cases that ml
treatment Tor dvs,ntery is an nleCtlOi
of warm water and fe-rU-na, IN,
amount To be regulated 20 su!t The ~,
OI the paucnt-the first injection 20 ID
followed 10y the second man hour, botl
of Which snould pe allowed 10 com,
away as soon rs the bowels REJECT, or a.
lowed to remain II they DO not Thu
treatment, consisting OF two injections
should Toe repeated one or II necessary
tw.ce each dayas long is the dysenier'
discharges continue. / give Pe-ru-n'
internally also. dose according TO age
as directed on the bottle, every twI
hours. This treatment has not lalle'
to cure single case IN my oNtensy'
practice.
Dr. uartman's address is Columbus
ONO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
WlNANS & WORKS,
tsQecsssafs g. A. J fssk a Nef
ana 8 IoUeg bleok. l'aone s2t

WANIEp- Nsis help-s seesus eoss ! -
" .laenl. S beach e4nfis nolfei eNit
iprluaAprst feo4 re-aele eAi'eitcil.ro
AGENTS eraKha Vofk 41a raiarEias pAalo-
sfss.b, ans tueef aleck
WANTED - Ffuale hs.p lo einiae raau
eifls b sir-s iel scArfs Aei.sesefk
s4iaarE slfis teake i..si sisss ksii iar
esu0fa VeTE ( SECOND XII taf nrAt Sats
~eca.S nlss NerS, see@ l~s, ~ee : ie"er
block.
EoR SAIE-0g WI eNehsase let on Nhites
aAdlNel. sa4Et aiFs.ou.si lor hrustsaoA
iaI alsa pak lEt /. Il -fearf ~ niN leI eeltIaft
a. aA.ie huusz a. >slts onf Ms N4a iato
iiarss. asfaess. bl-ss sn3 e4tieT "a pass pas
: ans Tower binrE
k'oN SAlk-lroau house. ioi Soal& ieei on
4iti ilzssulssi-, altpis shsar cii, saa fi>
tfiA sale saNA tel.Af ala statG ~ iaA -
ano loHtf alock.
10 RENI-aat of nev ast en Wesi Ruase
81 ~ ana si' pel moata.
EuH la Al-lfne.haI - nat "a nitr.s.
fea el- oat ,to house oH tHaries.sI-
aua V4t aA t-ln1s-sI tl4 each rff mouit.
ts-rEe HNuiiei ih t1r.aas p.l.fs si tat clS
if7o p ie ria per month. aHe q ieNef hlelt.
k0A sAit acres Segth nsislan-si.
lh> - snaF isf sont eae. oHs $500
auA teVcr aiock-
loR SAAl-s acres iE eastern part ef tle
eift. tlsiar ei elfA iimifs hts Flal Ilto
nht ie,s aaa ia~Ne rs neies ~na q
NANIaD-A tasi of white cas- f.mher
W arH lrosi tass 50 sai aercs MDs h uoar
iaitesa 0a4sh teaaesses piclt.r.o. ta lb
sa.r aud lontI flses.
iuA eALt -uas groenr stare Nsa iscafes.
nHllA -aaa l..s. fess. N4A lakaIrf alaat
fHH aHa ioact liett
ah eAl-t- doie' boss sss la cas- ve a.
fatrl tH rea.as hHa ftrals...a rfHI
I ,HnNia. ALWAYS lH. t.f sfaa IH. ..
'V te-.tA- al. teuc a-ace.
Nh SAL tIea ar fa.fs lAaasar8 .srs
Hs lst H. aIH.h. Nal.H .. la ..H
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10


AzAFIAH :. PARTRIDGE, the Prohlbi-
son combination candidate for Gov
ernor, IS besieging prominent Demo
Gratis with postal cards, suggesting that
they endorse him "a their rosndidate for
Governor. The Hon. Azarah was once
p member of tho state House Of Repre-
seutativos, IS Republican. One term
ended h's usefulness and the unappre-
GATED statesman bolted the party. lie
cares Just as much about temperance
"a The average prohibition fanatic.
The sole idea Of ms single-barreled
brain IS to defeat the Republ can party
-"on.v thas and nothing more" Just
before the recent runlp conventions At
Lansing. hc told prominent politician
of h.s own stripe, from another state.
that he wsnted TO get the nomination
for G0veruor from the Prob ibitiouists
and the Patrons Of Industry and thus
draw of votes enough to defeat the Re
publican party. II the face 0f al tins
our own ard only Crouer stood up be
fore tte convention Of tat party, which
CLAIMS God Almighty AZ its sole ard
only possession, ard told how hard q
struggle ae hsd bad - make " "Alouzo'
consent II ke had wasted some q his
energy r learning h1s csnd idats shi
aaule. he would have cut better sgurs
5n the convention ard come nearer -
the truth. Besides drawing of Rerub-
i-caa votes. lt seems now ta&t AS AZ
e trving &c draw on some Democratic
votes
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
kEPc sLIcAS eoCNTf eosVENrioS-
KEPCBLGCAS CONGRESSIONAL cos
NENTiON.

A Republican Congressional Convention OF
tie ElffA C0ugres8.paai District, ot Mlen - -,
vii D- held az ihe a4rc4E Court Rooms lt lito
civ of Grand Rapids. michigan. % LIrsdAs,
'<eptem 0rr - lf-i. 40 " o.rieeA a. n. 5,t lli'
purDose OK n0miuaIiag . can4idaar tVf HePfc.
sentative ia Congress. Aud the trtnsaction OK
eaea 8rhsr blsiaess as mag properly Do con
sdtred- . -.
According 20 a rule heretofore sdoptea. "a
several .5iintie of the sgrict Nili D. entiIed
- the same lumber ~ delegates as Ia the he
publican state Convention. VIZ. -
Aileg4n. ----t ~
-
8ffaN4 ip
Nv order of ths FINN District Republican
Congressional Com mitLec- -
D0{tsilI tI0Ss H. A. Bf.ODGETr.
Secretary Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
CROZIER & CUTTERS
Real Estate Department.
+. i. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
Weston Building. I3 CanAl-Si

WANTED AND At ONCK-Buvers for 20
~ lots located ou BrldQe and Oaawel-sts.
Parties Wishing 10 bulo can secure d bargain
Apply AT oifice for paS icdiais.
IsOR ShLE-The four family fat located 81
.a5 ". Briege. viii De sold within the next
10 days % tine higaest bidder.
LNOR SALE 0N EASY IEKMS-Ne have sis
Il houses almost ready Tor occupancy on ouf
South Graud Rapids Hat. prices iow ana ter
10 suit. They ara On 'lgh ground overlooking
the whole city and only short dlsta cr iroll
the new school house. LoOk Al them before
buying.
VACANT business property for sale 80 n front
on corner Madison and Han stS- feet
on north side OF W. BridgesL and west ~
stockings.
a SO0M house, 40 Chcrry-st-. Ss.s0o. Groom
house. .5J JrffeTson-aYe.. S3Ul0i s-r9oTl
house. cor. OF Patton < Woodland ave sls..
crozler & Cutters Real Estate Department
E.B. CALDWELL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

Whether or not the city OF Grand
Rapids s 10 haveelectricIty, asa motive
power for street ears, IS the most lm-
portant question that confronts the
council at the present time. It's doubt
ful whether the members of that body
realize the sentiment that exists IN
rsvor, almost demanding that the pro-
nosed change in the old Street Car
Cemnpany's lines be made at once. The
electro railway IS something that three
or four smaller towns IN our own State
already have. Detroit IS bowling forIt'
and all progressive citizens feel that We
should have it here, and AZ once.
Neither . the successful operation OF
the new line of the Kent County Elec-
ric Company, which pieases every one
yhO has rode over it, going 70 detract
rom the earnestness OF this demand.
fhe council is entirely to blame for the
present delay. and every week Of post
,onement now jeopardizes the chances
If getting any hnes IN operation before
winter.
II mas been sad that Alderman
Hauser deserves the highest commen-
dat,on for his attitude IN the matter of
transfers." winch may be true if il Is
sonmendation the alderman IS after.
Bnt 4 be really wanted to secure trans
fer. on the old company shines, he went
AZ the Job in very bungling manner.
Referring 20 the Official proceedings of
.the council, where Alderman Harser's
amendment was referred TO the city at
torney, We finds
ssTne city attorney thereupou verbal
~ reported that, IN hrs opinion, the
. araoudment was not germane to the
nlGtte a>-ssore the council; that If the
council possessed the power at all
which was dOuo.ful-tO compel the
company to give transfers "a called for
By the amendment, e was only by vir-
tue Of section II cf the ordinance, and
would require adoption by prOper
amendment 90 the ordinance, TO be
duly passed IN manner III which ord-
nauees are passed"
Tho coucluson is that. if the city
can compel the company to transfer
passengers from ono line to another, it
must be done by IAN amendment to
the ordinance, to be passed IN a manner
IN which ordinances are passed" If
the council can amend the ordinance
now. it can amend i a year from now,
50 Why not let the company put in
electricity and get the transfers after.
wards
The TSrEGRAH-HERArD is decidedly
IN favor Of this electric road. IL - a
motive power that would Be a credit 70
the city and rapid transit gets more
satisfactory solution. where this agency
i employed. than with any other. We
want the electric cars and We want
them now. Quick transportation, from
the suburbs to the center of the CITY.
- important 90 more people than the
question of transfers, which can be
settled next year better than thIs.
give Us the electric cars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

THr Saginaw Cssrir-Hsruid and the
Tsfxeskw-HERA1p are copsrceners in
misery. The brand new editors Of the
Grshot Josrnai yell at us IN this stvls
sswill the TsLEsRAw-HERAIp, the
Caurssr-Ff Herald aud other papers let MP
on such verbal monstrositiss as 'elec-
trocute' and 'eisctrocution' 90 Then
follows lecture on Latin and the De.
rvaeon Of words. The Tr1EeRAw-
HrRAtp has heard Of that language
before. ss vet a. re- valuable and ex-
tsnsive contributions g. the Eng 81
vocabuiary. Whether the TErEGRaw
uz~Arp has ever gsed the nonstro-
s.ties electrocute1 and "slectrocuuouH
or not, memory fails to assure as But
II 81. The words were used ss expires.
scrs that convey certain defn te
meaning - oar readers. That Is whs'
-, use worfs fer and not merely Tor
usthetic purposes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

E'oR sAiE Three beautiful lets ar p.p-,
81. ior ssN e~ea 81 s@ss s,rlas' i. 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

Way doesn't the Lansing T8srra'
sa~rv out with rs boodls candid for
j. dagger that Uncle
sture TIE Democratic
Jsr-7el doesn't hurry
ematter. anyhow Are
-.s crsts gstsng a little shy
4 tae ]szrssfs stgle-~< surporsf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
TREATMENT.

In dysentcry we have but another ex-
ample of inflammation or a mucous
membrane for which Peruna Is the only
absolute specific known. In lifetime
of the practice of medicine have never
failed 10 cure n single case of dysentery
or any other mucous Inflammation with
Pe-ru-na. To better describe the de-
tails of nv treatment in this fOrmida-
be disease | Will give the particulars o.:
case or two occurring III my regular
practice.
The first case select was during my
early practice IN TIppecanoe, Ohio. over
thlrty-tnree years ago. | was called N
great haste TO see very SICK patient
some four miles distant on the New Car
lyle turnpike. Upon my arrival | was
surprised to meet my old preceptOr, the
distinguished Or. Shackeliord, who had
been called before me in consultation
with the attending physician, whose
name | have forgotten. As the result
OF their consultation, which had been
held before ] was sent for, they had de-
clded that the case was past all cure.
The patient was 4 prominent man who
had been taken few days before with
dyscuttry. and, IN spite OF all the treat
ment that had been employed, he rapid
ly failed from the beginning. The grief
str.cSenwIte had already been informed
of the opinions OF the physicians IN
council that her husband was n the
point Of death. An old lady, distant
relative Of tie family, who happened 10
bepresCnt, asked Or. SnaC6oiford: You
know Or. Hartman, don't your ''On,
YES. said re, 81 know hun very well.
ne was a student Of mue." she went
on 10 say that she lived IN TippeCanoe,
where pr. Hartman practlCrd, and there
was raging At that time q violent cpl
demlc OF dysentery, and although other
doctors were unable o. manage tae Dis.
ease. Or. Hartman had not lost a single
case. Would you have any oliec-
tions to having DR.. Hartman called in
consultation before we give uD entire
lye' None whatever says D..
>naCkelford; "have him sent for M-
mediateiy, and We VII wait" As QUICK
a. possible 7 vas brought 10 the ap-
parentlv dying man. Il required on y
hasty glance at the pnched and livId
CountsnauCs aud hat a touch OF the
cold brow. upon which was already
7 gathering drops Of cod perspratI0n, %
reveal 20 me- the desperate emergency
[ t'A AtlE -tAtf1tIElr AlA Ntl.4r Nftttlltli
+ ghav The Clammy wrist 60 ascertain
vnst I might from the flickering pulse.
I IN few wHil-chosen words the doctor
T gave me a brief history of the case.
I NY nrst embarrassment in heIrr called
7 n council With my renowned preceptor
I had ny tnls time passed avsv. and with
a conhdence which only repeated ex-
T perlenee With tbis dlsease could have
T gwen ne, I sad. NO. the man wi
7 nos & e. [ car cure him" TIE doctor.
were Incredulous. but consented cheer.
I fully 70 coincide vito anyth x miEnl
T DO, ss they had already gwen hlnl un
I AZ once pat four tahlsspoonfals ~
I Pe-ru-ra lnto dusrt of warm wstei
ard ordered e injected rnto the howeis
WHICH was allowed 20 core away in =
E few ~ nutes. ard IL az hour repestec
+ tne iulectcn the ssuae a. the frst.
+ also ordered a tabisscoonfuI q Pe-ru.
T - - - taken everv two hours, tut ~
/ more ln5ectors must he 9zsu uutii tae
next day. We sETaared % meet rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

FURsIIURE AND PIANOS STORED.

pADCLIFF i HOLT. general warehousemen,
~ ~ lil south DiKiSl0n-si.. store lianos anl
furniture ~ low rates eNpeft packers and
careful movers wifi large vans sent prompt
IS ey telephOning 40. yN. saA 80