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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-16
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i,oRuRG Nav 18th. go


On May third Flank Morseman killed
two bears west of Doc. Simmons. The
following Monday killed another fine
bear in the same vicinity. The hide sell
ing tor s25 90, tanned. Yesterday he
killed one of the largest bears perhaps
that was ever killed in the State. The
hide measuring almost nine feet square
The dogs ran him from 5 O'Clock in the
morning until in the afternoon when he
freed, going up tree about ten feet, and
Frank came up and shot him eight times:
When he went up the tree one dog held
on to him until he was shot.-U. TAYLOR.
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Timber Land Act, June I'd, 1873:
Notices For Publication.
United States Land Office,

Seattle, Wash. Mar. 18th, 1890
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 8,
1875 entitled An act for the sale of timber lands
Washington territory" OLE J. OLSEN Sc
attic, County OF King, State of Washington,
has filed in this office his sworn state
ment no 1929 for the purchase of the NEA, of
Sec. no 4, in Tp no. % N, r. no. 8 west and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber stone than for ag-
to said land before the Register and Receiver of
this Office at Seattle, Wash. on Wednesday, the is
day OF June 1890.
He names as witnesses: Elias Larson, Adolf
Norman, Fl. 0, II. Backer and Nels valdal,
of SkokOmish Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abOve-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 18th day of
June, 1890.
T. NJ. REED, lU., Register.
n Mar L
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The Dipnlan house will be dedicated
by social dance on Friday, May 10Th,
the occasion of opening the new hotel 10
the public. Good music, and supper. A
cordial invitation is extended to every
body to come and enjoy themselves. Mr..
Merrick and Jos. Doyle will manage the
floor: Tickets including everything will
be $200.
A well selected stock of wall paper at
MunSOn's.
5000 will buy so acres of good land 10
Satsop Valley, u million good timber.
every foot of soil good for agricultural
purposes, title perfect, present owner oh
tanned land under Homestead act. in
tiickly settled neighborhood. Wa ron
road from Shelton direct to land. For
particulars apply TO JOURNAL Offi,.e. 3.w
Eggs taken in exchange for goods. as
cash, at Asmus and Sargisons.
Pioneer store, at Shelton Point: Inc
Oldest Store IN Shelton. We have incre..,
cd our stock, to accommodate our custom
ers Dry Goods and Groceries, Fishiur
Tackle. Fruit and Nuts. In tact everv
thing. in the general goods line. Call 6 G
4.w. Ellsworth FREERURcrv
A full line OF Lead, Oils, Colors and
Mixed Paints at G. V. Dunbar's
On Decoration Day. May 30th, the
Band Boys have conspired to treat the
people to one of their ENJOYABLE dances.
This is 10 be first class affair and all are
rangelaents have been made for prompter.
music aud good supper at Mrs. Nor
rows. Don't disrecnmember the date.
DENTIsTRY:-B. r. Freeland has houpbt Dr
CANYONS Dental office in Olympia, and is nra.
pared to do all kinds of Dental work at rea snn
lery. nio uai,
MRS: w. M. BEACH will give lessons
on the Piano. at her residence.
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Shelton POSt-Office

Mails close at 10 A. NJ, On Mondays, We dine
days. and Fridays.
Mails for the north close at L. NJ, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
General Delivery open from A. ~ to7PM
Open Sundays from 3 to 10 A. NJ
Mails close at 10 A. NJ. OH mail DAYS.
Money Orders and Postal Notes issued
ARTHUR j. TAYLOR, Postmaster
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Shelton now has a daily express
route again.
Look out for the several new addi-
tons soon to be placed Oh the market.
Richard Nevins Jr., the surveyor,
has his party now in the field, laying
out an addition to Shelton. Mr.. New
ms has done great deal of surveying
and is we'll known all over the Sound.
See his card, and if you want survey
ing done call at his branch Office in
Shelton.
Miss Henrietta G. Moore, the noted
temperance lecturer, addressed the
people of Shelton in the Church last
Monday evening. Miss Moore is thor
oughly posted on the subject. and ex-
ercises an excellent command of her
hearers. The attendance was very
large the building being filled.
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Summons for Publication.

In the Superior Court of the State of washington
Forthe county of Mason holding terms at Shelton
State of washington,l GO
County OF Mason.
= - [, Act hr01lOhf N
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from this point, the line nf march
reaching nearly two miles in
/ straight line,
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CHICAGO, Aug. l3.-rhe World :
Fair directory tonight reviewed a
ruI"rt from Frederick Law Oim-
stead, the engineer brought from
Boston 10 ascertain what space
rOuli bc maize available for the cN-
POSITION buildings at Jackson HsTk
without interference with park pur-
pgscs. O!m-trad reported that the
ground examined by him would be
adapted only for such buildings n
cJt;ii lee removed after the eN-
Position. Furthermore, the park,
hc It Clar,-l, would lie unsuitable FOR
the live stock exhibit or for showing
agricultural implements in opera
tiHu. OlmStyIi explains that thu
Jackson PARK site il -wampy, and
that - utilize more than IL acres
ii1oF spice for even temporary build
ing WOull seriously interfere with
the plans OF the Park Commission
for permanent levce ami bayou
system with which tn resist the en-
Cr0achmeut Of Lake Michigan.
However. it would give satisfactory
sites for halls for machinery, for
railroads. electrical exhibitions and
Tor such objects n are included in
what Is generally Callcd the main
exhibition building they would he
suitable Tor an agricultural hall.
After tine directors adjourned, one
81 them. eN-COngae~smau George Il.
Davis, said that Olmsiead's report
had given jackson fIrk n scientific
knockout. IL is announced that the
fair directory will, within a few
days, hold = special meeting to con-
slider the situation.
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HauI..iItDoun.

WASHINGTON, Aug. =. - Last
Friday the state Department r.,
ceiycd from Minister Miner a tele,
gram, saying that during a battle ia
The City Of san Salvador the force
u the provisional government OF
EZeia attacked the American con,
-ulate in that city, hauled down the
dag and damaged the property. The
Department the same day instructed
Miner TO demand full rcparati0n II
Salvador, the reinstatement and
protection Of the consul and 10 sc,
that all rights u the United States
and it, citizens were observed.
Last night the DEPARTMENT r.
ceived word from Miner. stating
that the provisional government 81
Salvador had hoisted our filg over
the United States consulate the DAY
before, at the same time saluting II
with twenty-one guns, and the con.
sui had been neinstated and the
rights Of the United States and IL
citizens guaranteed.
cting-Secretary Wharton said
today that II Is most gratifying d
he assured from the news that Sal.
va,lUr il dcsirUus and anxious o.
recognize and protect the rights 0i
the citizens Of the United State
and make all reraration possible
whenever any disregard or infringe.
mcut Of them j. brought 10 its attcn.
ton.
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They BATTERED Each o,h-r.

TRINIDAD, Colo, August la.-Dr.
BcshUar. managing editor Of the
Adt ertiscT, AMI his private socrt-
tary. Seymour Wuulru, had a hand
90 hand encounter IA their ohicc
this afternoon. Bpshosr Is largely
interested in Cusd lands around
Trinidad and claims that WOrieu
has, for 4 consideration, given away
Important matters connected with
the manner in which the doctor So
Cur,Ti his title 10 certain lluGs.
The noise attracted the attention
OF the occupants OF the other rD1niS
and they were separated. Both
were covered with blood. The
doctor struck Murien over tire head
number u times. Iufliriing several
scalp wounds, while lac himself Wa,
badly bruised. Wuuiru was lakru
tD the SeIihcTn Hotel and his
wounds dressed. lie had two lad
cuts over the left eye. one severe
confusion GA the lyit temple aud
another one behind the len ear.
Warrants weHc sworn out ami both
were arrested fora~s3uit and disturb
ing the peace. Woulcu denies that
he has ever told anything, but in
Inmates that he could II he d.
sired.
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House.

WAsUINCu.N, Aug. l.. - The
committee On appropriations report
cti a Joint resolution extending "a
Angus, -'Ih appropriations for sup
port 81 the government not prUviJ-
al f.T ia tire general appropriation
bills alnl..y passed.
In stocking q this resolution,
Roger, ArS.I criticized the UIlinl;
usi- ly tins Speaker yesterday gu
tire Iv.ut ~ o0ieF RAISED by him.
The Speakers only reply was that
tine attitude 81 the Speaker toward
thy gentleman from Arkansas had
trru consistent with that % polite
.uiuTsu,pUf what cannot bc helped.
Applause on the republican side.
the Joint resolution was passed. be-
fore the passage Of the resolution.
Cannon UNphiuci that the aVpr1.
priltiln items Uf the sunITy civil
bill had been agreed %. The only
matter UPON which there was still
Disagreement; was Tire item ~ lcgis-
lltiuu placed upon u hy the Senate,
which covered tbc arid land irTiga-
ti1u system "a nearly uuC-IlIlg OF the
territory II the United States. This
legislation was u fIr-reachiuE inn
pJrtancc and did not belong 10 an
appropriation hill. 10 was this
legislation that had delayed the Iss-
slrc ~ the suuJry civil Till and
rendered necessary a further extern
sion ID appropriations.
On motion u Cutchc1n, the Sen
ate amendment was npu-cunCurr,-l
ia o. tie House bill for the s-tah-
lishmcut Of q national park at the
battlefield 81 Chiclmluga, and a
conference was ordered.
The point % order was made by
Roger Of no quorum, and = call u
tine House faiieii tD disclose one.
TN motion u puisiey a resolution
was adopted Tor the arrest % the
absent members. Adjourned.
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WAX VIII HONDURAS COMING.
THEY uE,r Sr DENVER.
Upwards OF 500 Railway Ticket
Agent Delegates Tn ConNrntion.

/ Upwards Of 500 Railway Tfcke
| Agent Delegates I'm Conyrntiorf.
DENvEE, Aug. l2.-Ovcr thre,
/ hundred delegates 10 the lnterna
ti1ual Association Of Railway Tie
kei Agents arrived here early tht
morning in two special Union PaCi
lie trains. They were met ut th,
depot 10y the reception cOmmitte,
ami escorted 10, the hotels The
local railroad men are doing every
thing la their power 70 make the
-'>'t n the delegates as pleasant rs
possible and ths convention a sue
CysS.
The convention y.s- CallCd e. OF.
der ia the Coliseum at = O'Clock this
afternoon by President Brown Of
I'm inual. General Passenger
agent =. X. Hooper Of the Rio
Graude introduced Mayor Wolfe
Luui1ncr, who welcomed them 10
Denver on hehalf u the city. He
said that while they were herr the
town was their~, and anything short
II ruuricT and arson would be tOie.-
d'.d.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jones was then
introduced and male a neat speech
"a hvha'f Of the state. lie said he
would Ego e. the mayUro one better, -
aud while the delegates were IN
Colorado th. state was theirs.
several other speeches were male,
a'."I which thirty->evCu new menu
Icrs we've Admitted. Some other
Tuutiue business was transacted, afsi
;u,. convention adjourned, 10 meet
tomorrow.
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MINNEATULIs, Aug. IA tclc.
gram from Rat POrilgc, Ontario,
tonight, says that Canadian indians
have taken possession u Garden Il.
land. in lake Oi the Woods, aud
have ordered the fishing companies
10 vaclic within four days. The
principal company j. the Baltimore
Packing Company, which have
branch houses in Denver, Ogden,
salt Lake City and other places,
The gJvcFu0. las heeu appealed ~
10 seud troops, which viii probably
lie sent tomorrow. The company,
managers here fear that the IuGiaus
may, in addition 10 destroying fish
iu-, Plan 10 massacre the men in
charge. II Is not YET known what
caused the uprising.
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B0ST0N;S GALA DAY.
The Grand Army Demonstration Yes.
terday Perfect SUGGESTS
Every Wal.
NoTAeIIiTIEs FROM WASHING
TON TEhE PART.
The Nayori. Che Of Boston Enter.
tains the President at
-.r Banquet.
HARRISON DELIVERS TWO CON-
PLInEETsRY AosREssrs.
- -l
Va lmfncn>e Gathering at The Ne
ehanics' Building in the
Evening.
HARRISON DELIVERS TWO COW.
PLIAEETaRY AosREssrs.
by Tclegrarh 70 the NEWsI
BOSTON TO TIE FRONT.
The Grand Ar.rrt :. Decentralization
Actresses by President
Harrison.

BcsTON. Aug. I..-The DAY open.
al perfectly for the grand army
demonstration. IL j. estimated il.ai
lhu,ohn strangers arc s. me city.
Before eight c'i.,Ooil Ibc rUar Of can.
non f--n, tie fleet in the harlor an.
i'J',n,pi the Dfp0tah. with ScCre-
tary Tracy, Nicv-fresidcnt Morton
and General Sherman, coming az
the lay, and half an hour later an
other salute ANNOUNCED it, arrival
In theharb0r. Subsequently Tracy
AMI Morton took seats on the pre-
sidyutiai reviewing stand a. Cusr-
ley SQUARE, aui PRECEDENT Harrison
hruakiasic'i U-F.y- Shortly before 9
O'Cl1ck TIE received the governor
aud State delegation and the rarity
took carriages and rode over p0r-
ton Of the route 81 the parade 20
view the decorations, hi,cE thu
drive the p~,-i,iy,lt iook "a place on
the prvi--it- stand. During the
ride thu President WIS the recipient
81 many expressions II goodwill
and rcsI,eC; from the crowds along
the way.
Mcantime the formation Of thc
great parade was proceeding, on
Commonwealth Avenue. ThcCu
mon and sircr; adjacent We're
blocked with marching hosts,
while many tiE1usauds Of spectators
wii'rs-Ul tle maUuuvyr- from the
public garien and every other spot
IN the neighloThoud where space
could be procured.
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LONDON, Aug. l2.-Therc wa, an
exciting scene in the Commons t.
night.
Matthew's, home secretary, was re-
plying 10 speakers who had censure,l
his dealings in capital sentences
when DIR. Tanner, member for Cork.
bruke in with: ''HOE about Dun
garvan?'
Matthews rciorted: u don't
know what that vulgar intcruI-
ton is.'
Tanner appealed 10 the chairman.
vino gradually justified Matthew'S
language
Tanner thereupon sh1utci at the
tup u his Voice:
'.Maithews T. the mcaueet aui
lowest skunk that ever sat ON the
treasury bench.
The chairman calloi Upou Dr..
Tanner 70 Withdraw the expressions
aud apologize
DR.. Tannerat fint refused to 10
- unl,s, Matthew's alec apologizcd,
but finally made an apology.
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EVER FE0yvN ~ TINS CITY.

Black Grcs Grain Sill :, See - zc.
--c-; $50.
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r,,tcrIen, nI,nrncnrnnrr.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA report
reached here today from Chicago
l. the effect that W. Hume Clay, a
young lumber merchant Of Paris,
KY, had mysieTi0usly disappeared.
Tonight report comes from Paris,
Ky, TO the effect THAI several pro-
tested notes had turned up, and II i
said that young Hume forged the
name Of his grandfather for many
thousands Of dollars. IL j. ala1 said
that the total amount u shortage
may mach 100000.
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NICTsErEs, Mis-, Aug. r.
William S'uau, ruiurcd, It>iiiug 10
Lax. Plantation, called his wife O.
the Gunr 81 tie cabin and shot hcr
through tire heart. The woman
iaG 4 lahy in her arms at the time,
and y was shot through the hOiy.
The murderer cscap,-i, hut was car
tuu-! later, and started under a
guIui a. the Urlu~t magistrate. rs
lie has ua; been hcaul from since, IL
j. believed that the euragcd neigh
h1Hs lynChci him.
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NEW YORK, Aug. l2-It j. ~
ported here, ON the authority ~ q
letter from London, that Miss Lei
ter, the daughter OF Lester Letter.
OF Chicago, i ia England and
about To be married 10 Sir CharIcs
Hall, the secretary Of the Prince of
Wales. Miss Letter, who Is one OF
the most beautiful OF American wo-
men, besides her fathers great
wealth, has a large fortune in her
own right.
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strikers Hold the Fort.

81. PAUL, Aug. Ex-Governor
Merriam tonight ordered a company
Of state 81 militia Of Duluth to pro-
coed Immediately to CUlquet, where
4 mill meas strike has assumed an
sminous character. The ioxn ha=
bceH practically Ia the hands Of the
rioters since. The strikers. number
ing iDI men, armed with revolver-
and knives, art running things with
a high hand.
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PIT1sHyRG, Aug. l3.-The strike
Uf machiui-ts for nine hours j.
spreading. Thrce Thousand men are
now idle The principal fight seems
90 IL, against tine Westinghouse in
tcrcst,. by tomorrow, II i said, all
employees Of Westinghouse, uumbcT-
ing 400, will b, out.
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Mississippi constitutional Conveu

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 1.-THE
constitutional convention met AT
noon. After electins Judge Cal
hOun president the convention CON-
pleicd lis organization and adj
journsd till tomorrow. The suffrage
question is the main issue b. H.
dealt with. IL Is hclicved that e
will lie uiIcctually settled and the
Australian system modified aud in
grated in the constitution A. the
most acceptable means u regulaliu:
the crrat question.
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.nl,e for a nroL.n U..rt.

LEwEs, Del, Aug. IA ssnsa-
iional breach Of promise action was
finished today. The plaintiff was
Mis- Glaiys Knowles, a niece ~ SIR
Francis Knowles, Bart. The young
lady is q and the defendant, Leslie
Fraser Duncan, j. aged 81. Dun
can has b..ea condemned - pay the
sum Of $50, 900 damages ~ oOnsola-
ton for Miss Knowles. broken heart.
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TOrETA, kas-, Aug. l.--Thc
Citizens Alliance, supplementary
tu tine Farmers Alliance. and conf
posed Of men engaged in other pur-
suits than farming, but who bold
the same political beliefs as the
farmers, met IN state convention
today and formed 4 state Orsauizg-
ton. This new alliance now num-
bcrs 1000 mem begs.
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se,d rn,Irr EercrIe,urr.

INDIANAruLIs, Aug. -. 80 The
Chicago * Atlantic Railroad was
sold under foreclosure today for five
millions - representatives Of the
ETic road, which thus secures an
entrance into Chicago.
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There was an UNEXPECTED delay in
tine formation 81 tine column. owing
tn the l..'euvss 81 the arrival Il the
delegations ami the difficulty in
m1--irg 20 large a force in such
narrow qulrters. The departments
were ranged on Commonwealth
avcugc ia order u seniority, I'LL
uois leading, and Massachusetts, -
the receiving dci a-imeut, occupy
ing the lei @! he line.
At ll:Sr sI was ready. Com
nanlcr-iB-cl ief Alrrr, with a fall
static $40 mounted men. cS-UTtcsi
hy the OlT Huuircd and Thirteenth
Masslci'a sutis cavalry and headed
10y a rJTIs 81 mounted police, rode
Il f.fc head 81 the Illinois DEPART
rreut. Tine hand struck up "G0J
bless the solgiiuTs" and. AT the COM
maud Of the leader. the greatest
military street Pageant ever wit
Messed in Boston began its march.
At n O'Clock only six depart
meuts, thOSe0l Illinois, Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York
and Connecticut, lSiI psss,G out Of
Commonwealth Avenue and il
looked as though the iast depart
mgEi would not g,t OF before late,
in tire afternoon. General AlgeT
roiris-! ihe reviewing stand in
Adams Square al l:i5 pm. lie was
expected 10 require five houns
for the procession Ia pIss a given
point.
rs early n . O'Clock the space IN
fire vicinity % CO-elcy square was
Lcnscly crowded, and the fortunate
possesSUrs Of tickets q admission 10
the grand stand at that point were
carly Ia their seats. The seats IT,
served for the Presidential party
were 20 the left. At 10 o'clock a
carriage drive zap aud General
Sherman alighted and took a sat
IN the front row. At ln:5D the
strains Of
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FInriaa.. ornn-r Crnn.

JACKSOSvuIE, Fla, Aug. l.. a
careful estimate OF the growing or
ange crop places Il al about 2,0ll. 900
boxes, or about the sane as last
year.
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I!gJH are yellow, Bilious, con
situated with Headache. had breath
irUwsy, no appetite, iook at ycui
Liver i Uutuf Ur,irF. One LuN ~
these Pills viii d-irC all the troubles
away and make a new being II YOU.
Price y cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
Inst. Drug Dept, Agent d&s
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NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-CyrlI- W.
Field sold 20 Charles Henry Butler
20 acres Of his magnificent Ar,lsicy
Park at Dobbs Ferry, y. Y. The
consideration i said 10 he In the
neighboFhooi Of Sl,O00,00D.