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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-25
Under Sentence of Death.

COLUMBUS, o., May 25.-Isaac
L. Edwards, who murdered Mrs.
Sellers in Murray City, o., last
July, is under sentence to die here
TODAY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-25
Missouri Bands.

PERTLE SPRINGS, Mo-, May 25.-
The state Band association holds
its annual tournament here today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-25
Sunday School Parade.

BROOKLYN, May 25.-Brooklyn's
great Sunday school parade takes
place today. Forty thousand will
be in line.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-25
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers have been filed since last re-
port:
Jake Rothstein and Liman
Rothstein to Adolph Levy, fifteen
varas out of block AZ, on west side
OF Soledad street; $500.
George B. Epstein, ct al, to Fred
G. Deane, lot 10, block 2, city lot
II, Mason street; $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-25
The Countess of Aberdeen.

MONTREAL, Canada, May 25.-
The Countess of Aberdeen, wife of
Canada's Governor-General, post
poned her return to England until
today in order to meet the men,
bers of the Royal society, who con-
vened in Ottawa early this week.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Der Gifenbahnraub in Dtrginia.

JreberidsbuG go, 20. Ott.-
gs pirb jebt poitip perii4ert, bab ber
aus bem Bobnroube Bel Auantieo itam-
menbe NIT 9iilfe Charles s. Seareep's
entbedte GgpreBbeutel nur brei Dollars
in Boar, Elm paar GiIenbabnbonos. eini9e
@epenue-gertifitate unb ein paar Boum'
wo1.@e9lel NIT beisefiisten Gra&ti9ei-
nen entbalten bat. Gerner bat li9 bier
Elm Wtann nit FOLDER 2enntnib iiber bic
0orednee bel bem Giienbabnraub ge.
dubert, 6ob er als elm Sbeilnebmer an
qe{eben uirb. gleue l1nterlu9ungen
Ideinen i'm @ange au Iein. Searep be-
iinbet li9 in li9erer 9aft.
6euersbrunit.
Mtron, g.. 20. Ott.-Ser Brid'
Ylod, tpel1er gisentbum oes Councils
mon Geo. 8. @9dfer 1T unb BON ibm
ols Grocery unb @obnung beniibt
murbe, uurbe heute ,norsen UNI 4 nbr
bur& Ieuer 3erf6rt. Sic SniaiIen bat
ten 9erabe nod 3eit, bas nodte Seben
su retten. Ser &elammtl4ober beldufi
ii9 auf $4,000 unb bic 8erli9eruna
betrdet $4,000.
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Nobmittoes pieber nod Wotsbam au.
riid. I'm Mbenb ipeifen gie i'm neuen
S4lob au Qotsbom. Worgen merben
tie nod Berlin 3uriidfebren. 6err BON
Roeller nirb tpabr{1einIi9 Iofort Die
pFt4ten ieines Nmtes iibernebmen.
Gine Berliner Depei9e an bic
LINES" iagt, man Iei Der Mnl9t, baS
bic ein3i9en @erdnberuneen in ben Re-
9ierun9soepartements. bic benz Ranaler-
lue4lel unb ber Nerdnberung i'm preu.
Biiden Wtiniiterium foIsen merben.
mabri ri4einli& nur iol9e iein piirben,
nm cine Heibung In ber Staotsmai9i.
,,erie 81 permeiben. Da benz 2aiier
beionbers piel baron liegt, bic bisberiae
auswdrtise politit bei3ubebolten, 70
pirb Der Staots1efretdr ees MeuBeren.
Baron Mari9aI bon Bieberitein, In
ieiner Stelluns nerbIeiben. Die RriRs
bleibt io,wieio eine innere uno, nod ber
Mnii@t bes 2aiiers, cine nur perl6n.
li4e. Ob es our grrei9ung bie1es
3wedes n6tbi9 mar, bos 2onb elmer fol.
den gri4iitterun9 aus3uieben, 1T cine
anbere Jra8e. Mie ein 1erliner Blatt
epnii9 bemertt, Fnb suei wsann tber
Borb 9euorfen tporben, ber Qurs bleibt
aber unperdnbert. 8ieuei9t Der Gin.
aige, benz berali@ 3u eratuItren iei, iei
@raf bon gapript.
Gin neuer Konful.
& m, .29. OH.-@raf 2obislas 80.
5wabowsfi 1T gum 2oniul in Gbicago er-
nannt tporben.
Der neue n1inifer oes Jnneren.
Berlin, 20. Ott. - Baron bon
2oeIer bat bic Stele eines preubiI@en
Wdniters oes Snnern angetreten. /:
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2lusma1btn9ton
BAT euten Shlaf.

Woibtngton> 20. Oft. = Ser
3uitanb bes 3aren beHert fi9. Mlan
9laubt, boB bic 3riI Iis iiberitanben III.
6iirit gantacu3ene, Der rulTide Sc.
ianote tn Waibin9ton erbielt folgenbes
Bulletin:
ct. Petersburg 20. Ott. -
Ser 3ar i@lief In Der Na9t bonn
Samitag auf Sonntas iebr gut. Cine
Menoeruns In ieinem 3ufanb fanb ni4t
itott. @iers.~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01

Gr6bebeu in 2lroentinien.

Qonbon, %. Ott. - Cine aug
Buenos Mpres eingetroHene Depei4e
melbet, bob Elm Farfes grbbeben in Der
oonaen Mraentinil4en Mepublit li9 fiibls
bar eema@t bat. Sic @tabt Gan Suan
be Ia Grontiera, bic 9auptitabt Der Yros
pina dbnli9en Nomens, tpuroe total ger.
it6rt. 6unberte BON Menl4en famen
um's Qeben. ginaelbeiten iiber bic So.
taItropbe perben ni9t mit9etbeilt.
Der neue Statthalter.
Berlin. %. Oft. - Sos u9age-
bIatt" nelbet. bab @eneral bon Soc uno
nidt @raf WaIberiee @tattbalter BON
Gliab 2otbrinsen tperoen uiro.
Der 111aboi w'eser auf Dem
Krieespfaoe.
81 o m 20. OH.-Die r@iforma" bot
eine Oepej9e bon 2allala erbalten, wel&e
melbet, bab ber Mabbi einen betli9en
Rriea qegen bic Staliener proclamirt bat.
Ser @ouperneur bon Manouab bat bic
Msobilma9ung bes 5ten Batallions an.
aeorbnet. I'm erifen Nopember perben
6ie Staliener gu 3a1ala 1000 Mann
ifarf fein. Sic Mrmee beg Mobbt 3dblt
$4,000 Mlann.
priuseiin 2llir.
ct. Yetersbura 20. Ottbr. =
Cine 9epeIde BON gala nelbet, bab
Der Metropelit bon st. Yetersburg ba.
Ielbit beute eintraf, nm bic geremonie
Der 9albung Der Yrin3eiiin por5uneb-
men. Bic Srauung mirb In einigen
fasen {tattfinben. Die 9er3osin bon
@a9len-g goburs unb einiee Mitslieber
Der bdnil1en R0nissfamilie ,peroen be,
9rauung beiipobnen. @eneral BON
Werber, Der beuti9e @elanbte tn ct.
petersburs 1T in 2iuaoia einsetroHen.
Der neue Kan3ler.
Berlin, 20. Ott.- Man eruartet,
bab bie grnennung bes Tiiriten bon
Sobenlobe gum &eidston3ler, ole
Jadfolger bes @rofen BON gopripi
morsen offi3iell aneetinbist weroen
mirb. Man eripartet ferner, oaB BET
rMei9san3eiser" 5u9lei& bic grnen'
nune bes Germ BON Roeller, bes llnter=
itaots. Setretdrs bes Snnern fir gliob-
2otbringen, gum preubii9en Mintfer
bes Snnern nelben ,pirb. an Stelle bes
0rafen Botbo 3u. guIenbure, ber 3u-
glei@ prdfbent bes preubii@en mini.
ferratbes mar. Giirft BON 9obenlobe
unb Qerr bon 0oeller be9leiteten beute
ben 0aiier unb BE 8aiierin bon pots.
BAN mad Berlin. Gie perbra&ten ben
9o9 In ber 6tobt unb iebrte1 MT ben
Asll3 xSl ~ aaiissls n q NJ
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- sc perlautet, bab Sapan abermals
bic ansebotene 8ermittelung elmer aus.
pdrtieen Madt 3ur Beile9ung bes Rrie.
9es nit Gbina abgelebnt bot, mdbrenb
bas lebtere fi9 bereit ertldrt bat, auf
einen Waffenftillitanb unter einioermo.
ben annebmbaren Bebin9unsen ein3u-
seben.
- Sn ct. Yetersbure pirb iebt piel.
fa9 elm .Nufruf an bas WoIf" nerbrei.
tet. Die 1ertunft beFelben 1T aller.
oings unbefannt, bod lie9t es auf Der
9ano, bab bic @erfaKer Die iebt berr.
i4enoen ungem6hnli1en Nerbdltniffe
fir f@ jebt aus3uniiben beabf4tiaen.
Oieier Aufrnf trdst bas Datum bes 10.
6ebruar. beg Sabrestases ber Mufbe-
bung Der 2eibeiseni9oft, unb lit unter.
aei4net rDie 9artei our gDabruna Der
&e9te Der @u7en". Sn bemielben
miro perlanst, bab benz 2anbe bic @e&te,
apel4e eine oeipotii9e Resierune ibm
ent3ogen bat, pieoer9e9eben tperben.
= Dos 0ienitporienaI, tuel@es bic
prinseian Nlir na@ Bari4au beoleitete,
wo oiele nit ibrer S@weifer. Ter @rob.
firitin Sersius 3uiommentraf, 1T be.
reits nad9 Darmitabt 3uriidseisbrt. Sn
Wari4au mar bereits eine Mn3abl ruff.
i9en Yerionals bereit, nm iofort nod
GintreHen'ber prin3eifn ben Dienit Bel
berlelben gu iibernebmen. &c iollte au.
seni9einlid permieben tperben, boB bos
beutl9e YerIonal nit no9 2ipabia aina
unb 10 bic 8erbdltnife am ruifi9en
9of fennen lernte. Nuber benz General
98einer befnbet fi@ nod Elm enelii9er
Officier, Major @ranerp Qenorbens, IN
benz &efolse ber prin3eiFn.
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- 0ie 9emperen3lerinnen permiix.
i4en ni9t nur ben Bae9us, iorbern
aud bic 8enas. Sa, aber mie ttelIex
fe li4 eisentli& bic gnsel Dor?
Ser g3ar trieb bic Suben gum
2anoe binous, unb fein dIteiter @obn,
Der Sbronfol9er, perliebt ii9 berort In
eine Sabin. baB ct lieber bem Sbron,
als ieiner @eliebten entlaeen min. Das
1T ipie In alien Sasen. $50 Elm 6omom
TT, finben mir eine gitber.
Blut i'm @inne. @ade i'm Sc.
mdtb uno bic selabene Yiftole in Der
0anb baben iid in bieien 9oQen Der
Birgermeiiter BON Soarbrdden HtIb.
mann unb ber Biirsermeifter Dol, ct.
Sobann a: b. Soar, sIei9fals in Der
@beinpropina Dr. Neif, seoeniiber oe.
itanben. @as bieie ionif duberii per.
niinftisen Meni9en, tii&tiaen weamten
unb ber3i9en @beinldnber baau oetrie.
ben bot, gum @@iebeiien au areifen. IN
nod ni9t betannt seporben; iebenfolfs
baben fie ii@ ab.r feinem S8oben oe-
than. nt4t Elm fr6pf9em bes ,pertbpoI.
en- Blutes 1T perloren geaanaen.
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- 6olgenbe Werie. bic ibrer Qomif
tpeeen unb neil fte ben yaoeel oaf 6en
Ropf treffen, uniere 2eier interefiiren
tperben. bebanbeln ben @ineft{@-iopone.
iii@en 2rie9:
Die Morte bic auf pins, Yuns, Bang,
@ss.las, aSte iene ;, o.s auf Sstne, ePuns, Chang
Die Gbinn fHon uerIoren Bat,
Die Ncrte, bic auf Tang, 1una, 1tna.
Die. iene, bic auf 2f@ana, Tixuno. xninn
Sinb imnter ie Elm SmiffsfoIok " 'S'
Bon Gbina, ben ber 0sinb 3erltcb.
Die Norte, bic auf Efnna, Ifuno. 1,eno
@ie g iene. bie auf Song SUNG, Sens,
einb @enerdIe ber Gtfneien, -"
gss :sse nsssltsns - auI eer 6lu&t setveiex.
8ie iene, bic apf &tanA, Gfin3. 3Tns
3eesnteM BEL stm 0st Sest hei
- 05tnA &e3fe 1T 0(lStoni
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01

bob bic 8eb6rben un9em6bnIi9e Wor-
li4smaBregeln gebrau9en. um bic Nus
nanberun9 bon Geuten, benen bas Qan=
Den in ben 0er. Stdaten ni9t geitattet
uerben miirbe, 3u perbinbern, unb bab
Fe bierbei BON ben 9ampfergelelll9aften
unteritibt iuiirben, bic ibre Mgenten,
tuelfe on folde ni9t erlpiini9ten gins
manberer 1illets perfaufen. nit boben
@trafen belesen. Diele Strafe betrage
Bel ein3elnen @eieul9aften $40 pro Mus.
tuanberer, BET anberen fomme lie ben
Soften bes Nudtranspnrtes bes Mus-
panberers 9lei9.
0err Stump bate aud mebrere
Ronferen3en nit Nsenten bes Baron
9irid uber bic ruiiil9e Suben.
Musmanberun9. gs murbe ibm per=
li4ert, baB bic Subenperfolgungen in
&ublano aufgebOrt bdtteu unb nur nod
menioe Suben bon bort auswanberten.
Die Baron 9iri9-@eielli&oft ermutbise
| bic Musmanberun9 na9 Nr9entinien, ba
nod ibrer Mnf9t bic rulFi9en Suben
bort beHer forttommen f0nnten, ipie in
ben Ser. 6taaten.
j Sm NQsemeinen bat 9err Stump bic
lleberjeusuns setuonnen, bab jsbt cine
before Rloie Ginwanberer nod ben Der.
i 5taaten fommt, als su irgenb einer frii-
beren 3eit. Ct bat bic ausmanberun9s.
ae5ese oller Oauptldnber guropa's nit.
aebraft uno pirb bemndhit benz @1ab.
amtsietretdr iiber ietne Reife i9riftIi9
Deridt eritatten.
i Das Oleomdr9arin.6efet.
i yittsburG Yo., ~. Oft.-g. M.
i glarf, ber. &dftsfiibrer unb Weriual-
ter bes biefi9en Dleomar9arin.U Usaso3inS
bon Mrmour & Co.. bat ii9 nor BEN
Der. gt. Difrilieefi9t ~ perant,psrten,
4 neil q ~ pei9efte, ben 9rl1n6f fensr.
4 GoGeItog 4e0ene Qinktf4 n lsine NJ ~
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Opfer Der !fanatifer.


Montgomerg, ala, 26. Oft.-
u1onteomerp mar bislans, tDie bic mel.
.Ren ar0beren 5tdbte oes 5lbens, frei
ssor puritanil9en ginInlien gspeien nnb
bas Gtnatsionntaesgeies. uelhes In ben
QleinHdbten iiberan itreng ausgefnbrf
tuorb, uor bier hets Elm tooter Huhfabe
saepeieu. Bor einieer 3eii tssannen
ieboda bic S5anafifer bier ibre Waaulmurfss
orbeit. Der Nlermeltsbeser Gam.
Seses nurbe ensasirt nnb Die JOlge mar
sbie eiuIeitang elmer relisi0len agitation,
tspel1s, si9idt betrjeben leiblt lonit gan3
rpernanffiae 2sute in ibren Baanfreis
.apc. 6is Ranaelrebner bemerftsn eine
slItsnai4eab< abaAbmt bes a'r9enbe.
au&es nab ne iaHsen oonn oas alie
::0Ioaetieb pDn ber 8etOerbtbeit Ter 1beIt.
&ie q ben 0ruahibtI, Dem Seldom, /.
!, ,In IN 1tsiI M BFefle be1ae ~
"A f. - fIl A1eaes m.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-02-23
LIN Town Council.
SHELTON. FEBY. II, L

SHELTON, FEBY. II, 1894
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present Mayor, Clerk, Marshal
Councilmen Eaton, Shorter and Nun
son. Minutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
Com. on Streets reported on propos-
ed improvements on Cedar street
between Seventh and Eighth; on
Seventh between Cedar and Alder and
on Alder between Fifth Ind Eighth.
Motion prevailed that the improve
ments as recommended by the Com.
on streets on Cedar, Alder and Seventh
streets be adopted and that the same
be placed under the supervision of the
street Commissioner.
Com. on Streets reported on propo.
sition of w. G. Rex and on motion
was ordered placed on file.
Motion offered by w. B. Eaton re-
sinding the act of construction of the
sidewalk on Franklin street, on Block
IL, was sustained and placed on file
and Clerk required to recall notice in
this respect.
Motion prevailed that Clerk be
authorized to procure stationery for
use in Office of Clerk and Police Judge.
Motion prevailed that Com. on Law
and Ordinance, frame a suitable rcso-
luton pertaining to street WORK.
Council adjourned.
J. w. HALL, Clerk.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-02-23
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
THERE'S NOTHING TOO RICH FOR Bah

THERE'S NOTHING TOO RICH FOR BABY.
may bring,
| There's nothing too rich for the baby,
He sits at the table and rules like a king,
There's nothing too rich for the baby.
When the turkey is carved till its frame is a
wreck
You mad better believe that the child is on deck
He gets all the white meat, while you get the
neck;
There's nothing too rich for the baby
And at night they give "Tootse" your side OF
the bed,
There's nothing too rich for the baby,
He stakes out his claim from the foot to the
head,
There's nothing too rich for the baby,
And at midnight you waltz on the carpet q
spell.
Either dangling rattle or juggling bell,
He clings to your hair with a wild-west show
yell,
There's nothing too rich for the baby.
buy costly playthings and toys by the score
There's nothing too rich for the baby,
He pulls out their works and keeps crying fol
more,
| There's nothing too rich for the baby.
He chokes the life out o. ten dollar pup,
| He bites out the side of a beautiful cup,
| And my diamond set shirt stud, he gobbles tina
up,
| There's nothing too rich for the baby.
When the minister's calling they bring the kid
in,
| There's nothing too rich for the baby,
| n oo,rco bo clor.,c off hiS original
| There's nothing too rich for the baby.
| He sticks his dear foot through the clergyman's
| hat,
| He climbs on his collar aud mashes it fat,
/ He spies bald head and he sneezes at that,
There's nothing too rich for the baby!
| --latest Popular Song.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-02-23
Correspondence and County Notes
HOODS CANAL, Feb. 20.

HOODS CANAL, Feb. 20, 1894.
V. Finch, of Hoodsport, met with
sad accident week ago last Saturday
While working in Burt's logging cam
he unfortunately got his leg broke
just below the knee; it is feared tina
one crack reached the knee joint, ant
will probably leave his leg somewha
stiff.
A. r. Burt sent off boom of pile
to Port Gamble about three weeks az,
and has nearly finished another O.
piles and spars for the Hadlock com
pany. It is fortunate for Hoodsport
that he was there, as there would be
much less money in that place, were
he not logging, than there is now.
w. McMannis and family left Union
Union City last Friday for Kamilchie.
A good family gone, to the regret of
those remaining.
| Miss Todd, of Nebraska, whose
brothers are on the Shorter place, has
been engaged to teach three months
in the Webb district.
We are sorry to that John Palm is
lying at the Occidental, at Union City.
quite low. He has been a sufferer for
several years.
We were glad to meet L. L. Hunter
of Shelton, at Union City last week.
He formerly lived there, and Union
City would be fortunate were he to re-
turn.
| Died at the reservation school, Feb
ruary 10, Lydia Williams, of Squaxon
Island, age years. Funeral services
were held at the agency today, after
which the body was taken to Squaxon
for burial.
After a varied week of snow, rain,
freezing, and thawing, sunshine and
clouds, this week began with a young
blizzard on Sunday night, with a
cold north wind and snow. The snow
fell yesterday and last night to the
depth of from six to ten inches, owing
to the locality as it has drifted every
where. asked one of the boys how
deep it was on level, and the reply
was 81 do not know. 1t is hard work
to find level"
| A wild-tame OK gave the boys at the
Skokomish Agency plenty of fun last
Thursday and Friday, A stranger to
the place; his first appearance was
know by meeting the Industrial teach
er, who supposed he was decent, at
least, but the animal lowered his head
and make a rush forward, giving Mr..
Shut just time to climb a stump nea
| by. He then raced around the street,
where there were plenty of children,
but fortunately did not notice them,
but went through gates and over
fences, until he reached the meadow.
Two men came for him, who said he
belonged to John Graham's camp, and
was very gentle, when in yoke, but
that he had broken away few days
before, Captured, and broke away
again. They attempted TO drive him
away, but he refused to go; then, Dor
rowing two ropes, they 1assooed him,
put ring in his nose and attempted
to lead him, while one held him back,
so that he could not hook the leader,
this also proved fruit1ess, and they
gave up, returning to camp, and de-
c1aring next day they would bring the
whole crew. But the following day,
with three men, terminated in the
same result. They then borrowed a
horse, amp after some effort drove him
across the slough, when we saw him
no more. He seems to have human
nature, like some persons, a very good
one when at home, or in certain COM
pany, and so bad one when away
from home. S.
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ned Goods and all, our prices have
Department suffers too: We are
Prints for Sl00. Aliens Prints,
Good Prints Is yards for $lO0.
Cost. Ladies and Gents Mack
Remember we will duplicate any
t.
SHELTON.
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Beware of Ointme ntS for Catarrh
that contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell
and completely derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such
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lions from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the coed you can posi-
hlv derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F, j. Cheney d Co., Toledo,
O contains no mercury, and is taken internally
acting directly upou the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system IN buying Halls Catarrh
(,ure be sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken
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Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
ZR-Sold by Druggists, price zoe per bottle.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-02-23
Shelton POSt-Office.

Mails close for the East daily at u A. NJ
Mailsclose for tue North daily at II NJ
Mails arrive daily - A NJ
General Delivery open from A. NJ. tor M
Mails leave for Matloek, Mason, Juno, Grove
and Satsop at m every Tuesday and Friday.
Money Orders and Postal Notes issued.
}. f. SLIGH. Postmaster
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-02-23
The Reservation School.

The government is relieved of much
of its burden, in supporting the Sko-
komish Reservation by the indus
try of the Indians themselves. The
children are being instructed in the
homely arts as we'll as the "three
RS" Attached to the school is about
twenty acres of cultivated land, which
is entirely cared for by the boys under
the directions of r. D. Shut, the in
dustria1 teacher. Until o'clock in
the morning the boys work on the land
and the girls at household duties,
when they attend the school, which is
conducted much as other schools are.
In the forenoon the girls are in charge
of the matron and instructed in sew
| lug, needle work and other duties that
make them useful, and all the sewing
and mending of the scholars is done.
The boys spend the afternoon IN
such outside work as the weather and
season permits. Last year the boys
raised about 800 bushels of potatoes,
600 of ruta bagas and mang1e wurzels,
SO of carrots, and all sorts of yegeta-
bles. Twenty pound cabbages were
common in their product. From less
than gu arter-acre, 125 bushels OF
potatoes were dug, the largest weigh
ing 4 pounds and ten ounces. Be
sides this, over sixty tons of hay were
gathered and probably 600 bushel of
apples garnered from the reservation
orchard. This orchard is quite old,
and somewhat run down. 1t was
planted by John T. Knox, then Indian
agent, nearly 40 years ago. The gov
eminent has good set of employees
on the reservation, and the work is
well conducted. The school, while
not self-supporting, costs the govern
ment less than any on the coast, and
the children are as progressive and
we'll instructed as those of any gen
eral training school of white child
rem
A Norwegian who intends to dis
pose of his farm and embark in BUSH
ness in WATERFOWL, S. D., says in re-
gard to it: cay ben tanken all sum-
mer bout dees farm en- 1iyestocks
beesness, en- Ay tank Ay ken maxim
damsite more mona by Won blind peeg
on Vatertown en- tree mont as Ay ken
maken Won years by dees farm; SO Ay
tank Ay skoll get me Won of dees
blind pecg en- do beesness to beet hal. !"
Allen C. Mason, the we11-known
Tacoma capitalist, has had Judgment
rendered against him for $32, 716, in
favor of the Tacoma National Bank.