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ones n is proposed to replace, with set wherein
the figures shall embody the historical as well as
the religious sentiment of Presbyteranism.
Within few weeks the first of these historical!
pictures In glass will be erected. and others bear
ing out the same general conception Will follow as
soon practicable. until each OF the old windows
has been replaced
The subject OF the first OF the set Of new win
dows Is that Of THE Puritan" the founder Of the
Evangelical Church in America. the selected de-.
sign having been drawn by Maitland Armstrong, or
this city. The whole window. which is OF Gothic
design in conformity with the architecture Of The
church. Will consist OF three lights separated by
mulllons. the central OF which presents the
figure OF the Puritan. The early Christian father IL
represented az popular tradition has painted him.
He stands by the seashoro. with the Bible claspcd
his breast a broad-brimmed hat on his he'd
and wide collar OF spotlcss white which falls low
over his shoulder short, rough coat Of hoInespcn
envelops the upper part % his form. while on one
side the folds Of cloak which he has
thrown backward He wears long, stout boots
reaching well above his knees Dangling behind
him from a belt the ht and sheathed point Of a
sword are visible. which he appears ready TO use
when his life or his faith must be defended
On one side Of the sturdy Puritan IS a representa-
ton of the MayhOwer sailing away on n sea OF
blue. In the other panel Is a pair Of sea- S. EN-
blemat!c Of Justice.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast EApI',ss Trims %
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. CHICAGO, CINCINs
NATL ST, LOUIS AMP "a, ALL POINTS WEST
Leave New YORK loot Of Lberty:st. daily. CHICAGO
i?;is, nlsS,,. 'SIxSLSN&Ti ST. LOUIS <. ~,
I, ~ Dining Car, 80 900 r NJ, ex. SUM- 900 r
s M p sa zap SoRrolK n,sht d s,sn' ~
r M. sun. NEW ORLEANS. r. NJ. daily
Valley route: olses:. i7: 2ei as ilio Broadway.
East itfh-st.. 400 GrandN ~ Y: $40 Fuiton-sG
p,coklyn ststion foot OF Lnerty,st c 2. z. of
from hotel rcsiGencs to destination.
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ISuUTnOraI
- TATE or W-IORk-Suprcmc Court

STAlE 'f NEN-l'NN supreme 'our'
az nsi Ann f. Elliott David henderson and olga Hcndcr
Nh NJ ~ OK, N W5 'Sf 1r @' 1 R5 5nsG, ~" Il
No II ~ n I Msiny M' AMY e s9a 4"9 Mcn n
tyre his wife Mary -. clens. taMneth McIntye Alex
ANNA s. Maash,"n carSa" M.aasbon Sa,hSfnc
I,ncs McN9ugh'on as Trust in G ecs - Jamc9 =
McH 1h"mpson. Elizabeth Mi, circuit. Jaiia 9. Hol-
r'yi H,Icn l. Mrlniyrc Adclinc r strong BENJAMIN
strong Eu1leh Mcp curtis. samuel A. bl@,ehfori a.
Admmls'rt,r win the Mi Arncx"l ~ Kcharl N
In1chior1 deceased josiah H. oag,icr Dude g. Gnu,
~. Am, il,ie,b Vafh.rios CItra sutton Bird Anna
,i,. Hi tny.i sutton Roiia j. sutton nea
s, t.y N' BE- i,e, V ~ Gregory sutton
Az Whiiney stanton whitney. cornela G. Aeninwni.
as Tsam@n, g"rem II ,9 n6, E,a r A o, "G n.
y Gng'y and Maim., G,rs'y ms Wlfei Anna MnIa
Charcs r. Gregory as Sole SURVIVING Execute. Of the
Last mi OF ,;coree " Gregory deceased. Iotti" \
Groeory Emma smith. Kat W"rih,nr9n Sayoryi David
Annie r. ouicrhriee. Alice Mauic Thompson Robert W
ISn and Ty E whnc a Eaecn.ds on tho S ast
W 30 4,l se s f c Icy g. whccoc Detcndans
To Tho ahoye-nainci dcfcnd1n,s ,no oor,r,,,, g.,
ms acton ana 70 sey copy OF your 9nsT , On ,e
q this summons exclusive Of the day OF service and In
case 81 failure e. APPEAR or answer Judgment WI
Dated XiS.ny. y Y. Janus,y p iSos ,,.r,,.,,s
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once and Office address
No AZ broadway. Albany New-Nork
To
David Henderson, Olga Henderson. Archibald Mcntyrc
Annie = Mcintyre. John H. Mcintyre. Bessie T. McIn
tyre Louisa q. crosby. James y. Gregory Matilda
iauti.r Gregory Dudley Walter Gregory
Kae Worfhugton Savori. Ercllr ~ Gregory Charles
Edward Gregory ~. and Edih Maria Gregory
tn" foregoing summons ls served upon you by publ
cnfon pursuant h, order ~ the Hon. D. Cady Her
rick justice Of supreme Court dated the 2ith LAY OF
January 1874 and neA complaint In the Office
~ the t1erk ~ Essex County at ElizthehtOwn New
York. .....-... ..,....,,
sTEDIAN. THOMPSON & ANDREWS.
Plaintiffs Attorne.S.
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave - West l2is, follows. is minutes
earlier Franklln-st..
$50 A. " ola.ly except sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. i. stations. MlIeto,n. Chenille Falsourg. Liberty.
Carbonate scranton. Walton. Delhi Sidney. Norwich.
Utica. Rome. oneida. Fulton oswego
3:ls i. VI. except sunday. sullivan Co. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall,
MiGGietcwn Een,ic Mountain Dale Centrevilie Falls.
burg. Hurleyye. Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksyile and
Livingston Manor
743 p n daily Middletown. Summitville. Fails
blgs. Liberty. Livingston Manor. Rockland Walton. SID
ney Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego
7ij T. VI. daily via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
car tscats freel New York TO Niagara Fails. Pullman
sleeprrs New-York CsweSo. Arrives Detroit o:40
o. m Chicago 20 a. m II. Louis $50 p. m
Tickets and Pullman accommodations 81 Broadway.
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
J. c. ANDERSON O. p. A..
Sc Beaver ST. New-fork
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
Jackson-st. Nos 81 and 37s: Henrietta Gross to $4,000
Ailen-st NJ 12l benjamin Krooks ct al to Eva ~ o>
Eosrnhaun -''"'
Irnorle-si. ~ # II Attorney-st. i0N3o;
Cecilia Kc, msherger and husband to Hannah oo 90,
ei Si%. No 23G wcs;: Robert Graham to Mary
7h-ave Nos III 10 $50 10 lG5 West Eth
81: Albert Web. and wife to Weber Plano Co. ~
4fth-st. s. p n " n 9h-ave. 2DXloo: Robert ,
i4;th-st. :. 80 II ~ Wisave. 25x irreg; :, 700
Adolph Schraee and wife ID y Weber. 1900
I'nion-avc. corner dGth-s;. ok irreg Clara ooo
Suclinc John y Callard. .................... 700
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Rerrener william. and wife ~ g Vorbach, n
lIih-st Of Avenue g. ! ..............,, Slot)
Donegan. william. and wife to Charles Sleburg' oo,
i21-st. 81 llth-ave. I months............. lSO
DOYLE. Denis. and wife t. II Il Kirk * co. n o-.
1iNh-s Il "l-nyc. demand ...........+... -1t
Decker. David II. and wife to the Emgrant IN
dustrial savings Bank. iGih-st. OF Gth- oooo
Fitzpatrick. Edward. and wife. to benjamin | IL
tl-siS corner ~ boulevard ana vth-St, ) o- ooo
months -''''
Nc 'ormck. Charles \. and wife 10 the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank. 2l-ave. OF ''th- ooo
St wear. -'''
Rogers Belden J. to Clark Rogers. No liz 900
East I25thst. demand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f"o
SpI.z Albert, ct nj 10 Abraham Luis. W Th- .ooo
ave n Of 2oth-st. ear..................... o"o
Van Aiken. Bridget u. to Maria W Dltrmar. lots
~. map lf6. select lots, part or Dickinson ooo
Vondcrhcide. William. and wife to Otto I'iitner
and another corner Jererson-ave. lot IL, 49,
map belmont .2ith Ward. years ............ 2S0
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0ralbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supple. Professors Teachers Tutor. Governe'seH
10 ColegeS. Schools and Families. Apply TO
MS VI. J. yOl' NG-FULTOS. q Union Square
A PARTISAN FRENCH TEACHER ldplomee) desires
"A morning engagement or would exchange TWO hours
daily instruction FOR home. highest Ircomnen niios
MADEMOisELLE T. Tribune Uptown ofice lee II way
A GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors.
n teachers govefres--s etc in all de:s rerfnrnenis
schools parents $50 5thave Book DlinG goth st
THE FISK Teachers Aceneies.-Tew. York Bo.tn.
i Chicago Los Angeles &c: $50 positions nlIcd
H. f. CkOCKFE y Y. Manager. 70 sth-sv". G3th-s,)
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Dcsbro,scs and Cortland Strs<
In Eject January 10th. 1894.

In Eject January 10th. 1894.
'N Fs,fi Car Ti:iSssIs
anG 2m ss sesP ~ ceu:
100 SS H. NJ H n3sa ' MSb " "fs Ss EXPRESS
Gilman ami sss seaso and 1nnE Car, e 81 Lows. Op:
c! spi 1, e M VA rnSsFo s..o,,,
AZ f. 3 81 M ffs y Tss Day
eP@s ane @'i to DSanSe. and s
Car I: . GHsssd n and f s.g
daily and Cleveland. except Saturday
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Florda Special ali secpns ana Dining CARS ac
e. .S InE T &h a Fa r. "a mimi ssSs
SUNDAY $50 $50 a. NJ. 1920 Congressional Limited
all Garter and Dining Cars. 4;3o Dining can $40
$50 %HGa%o"4 ra ana p oas ERsi' s
! as1' @ai EIsPe Atlanta and Jsct SSS s,v.v
For ob f5iTF SDs ITF ana NORFOLK via
Charles Charles Route; a. NJ weekdays and with Through
r24A E. ?qs + hSsss
and and HSTs" @ @S so sy a Rsy ss
a% Beach Y aks # Nor So $50 p day except
r.; Ar RS,r CITY P weekdays. with Through
For cArE NAY, -. NJ week-davs.
Long Branch. Asblrv PARK ocean Grove, ana PONY
Pleasant. 9:lO NJ 1900 noon 3:40. $50 and II -
i. NJ weekdays. Sundays. 945 A. ~, 515 y. 81
do stop Asbury Park ana Ocean Grove on
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: G:20 72O e $50. :? $3.50 90 Penna Limited
io:ic II A. NJ: !? 10 ,tlorda SpeelaD i2.3o 2:i9 g.
4. 80 .. g. :. $50 y. NJ. 12:lj night. sun
days. Express G:l5 $50 o, 80 10 -imi,ctG 1000
" t 81; E r an y ra sf:
Aston House. l25th Street and foot 81 Dee.
brpsscs and COrtandt Streets. Court Street NO Full
Street. 9S Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station.
foot u Fulton street Brooklyn. station Jersey Ciy.
The New Transfer Company viii call for and check
baegag" from hotels ard residences through 70 destination
pTFNa;T' WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Ageo4
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WEST SHORE RAILRnAD.

q. I. {. q IT. T. !. X. @. LESSEE)
Trains leave West 42d-st. Station. New-York q FOL.
lows. and IS minutes earlier from foot Frankin-st.;
o;lJ =. VI Daily for Albany. Utica, Roch.
ester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago: exceDe
Saturday for Toronto.
oi5 - VI Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica syracuse.
Cleveland and Chicago.
Si5 y. N.-Daty Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester.
bGrhtI Nnerre rails. Toronto .'.,-c.,. 'ieveand
and chicago
odatons apply city ofces Brooklyn and New York end
a. stations Tmetabl at principal hotels For othsa
Information address
C. e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
vanderhnt-av New-York,
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Danfins A1aoemlss.

A LrxANDER MACGREGoRs Meniessohn Assembly
~ los West j3hst Private lessons ana classes
u dancing.
4, EO. r WALTER. Lately returned from Egrop-
" Lesson, in Society Dances daily
Ia6 Columbus s0th and Sist SIS
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Ncm 11ublltai!ons.

Twentieth Edition pos, paid. fo- 25c.. or stamp, 90.
THE HUMAN HAIR: Why it Fans on IL
Turns Grey and the Remedy. by PROT hA Phi
Pa. Every one should rad this lte book -A-henae
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSE'

Nnthracite coal used exclusivelt)
Tonr tracks Automatic lsoGk signals.
Trains l.av" station foot ~ Iiberiy ST.
Time Table Effect Dec 81. 1893.
Tor Easton Be,hehcm. Allentown. Msuch chunk. Sea
40, 7:l3. -. u 20 - Easton; A. NJ 10 $50 900
i'3o '7 75 4 ~ ~. % 80 80 = = Si.e'''"
10 H.. 70 , 40 ~ Sgndsy' 40 ZOO a ~ 40 NJ
l:lo l.3O 300 400. :: - 100 r. NJ 1913 night, sun.
days 10 4 ~ ioo 80 40 20 NJ i io n ,s
400 545 T. NJ. I.i5 night. sundays 100. $50 p. NJ.
FOR Sudbury. Ienisburc and wnamspor, at 100 500
Sl 5 4 ns NJ so dnd 70 is H. s :Si:'s ass,
For Rod Eanh Long gyanch and points south % P9inf
Bankj. ! ~. / 20 IS - Rod BARK s:iS p NJ sun.
days. except Ocean Grove and Asbu-y Park $40 A. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD
$50 s:l5 a. ". i:i5 $40. 40 r n
For Farmlrgdale. Toms River Barnegat Park and
Brrnegat 40 SIS A. ~. las. i:oo r. NJ
For Atlantic CITY. Vneland. and Brdseton' 4So A. M
For Monmouth Beach. seabristt. and Highland Beach,
$40 si5. 1870 A. y go iij. 800 40 p 81 Sum
days. 900 A.. NJ. 500 +. Il
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week days. 800 500. 900. 1000
lo Snf TI a. 9S tG ss PUFF e. P a
$50 500 Dining carl 100 r NJ. l2:i5 night =, -.
Gjning Carr A NJ 10 300 800 Dining Csr) 1;oo
=. NJ I2i5 night. Sundays. 300 II 80 Dining Car
\. NJ. 1880 800 Dining carr, $50 p NJ II Is night
Tks and pGra car 30, ssof can be p19sGur ed at ia
81 Fast l!th St. aa East 2s,h 81 2G' West i2s,h
ton 81 Brooklyn: o. broadway. Williamsburg. The
Now York company will call FOR and check bag
gage from hotel or residence to destination
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PACKET co.
FAST LINE TO LONDON AM, coz - ddS II e p
SPRING SAlLINGS. A.. o.,
NorrnonnIa.. March 20 Columbia. Stny -,
israr.' pisnarck -. Apr IL Augusta Victoria NAV -
Columbia. April 10 Normannia ne u
Normsnnia ..... May 10 Columbia ,e &c
Frerst bismarck May II Augusta victoria nIv,
" MTr pc. ANI,UICAN PACKET Co. 81 BROApWAf'
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CAVANN AU LINE-FOUR STEAMERS
~ WEEKLY from Pier S. n. r.. foot Spring
5. $. TALLAIGAssEE:- Monday. Jan. - ,. M
\. CITY or AUGUSTA Wednesday, Jan. n. 3 p
:. \. cIArTAHOOcHEE. ..,. Friday Feb = 3 = IA
: :. KANSAS CITY Saturday Feb. J. y.
Connecting with Central Railroad ~ Georgia AMI Sayan
nah Florida and Western Railway for all points in
and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed accommodations. FIRST,
class table dhote. For freight and passage apply
]. u. IASiIAGEN W. II. RFIlsrr Cen. Agt-
East. :. L. & ". E'y. Savannah Fast Line
oGi RroadwRy ~ Rrondwav.
T. J.. WALKER Agcn, Ocean Stram-hip CO.
G. NJ. SOEREl.. Manager New Pier ~ North River
A RE YOU GOING ABROAD THIS YEAR?
N Intending travellers abroad will Cooks EN
curslouist most valuable Guid. making arrange
meuts Saings ~ all Atlantic genmers c,lorcl mapN
and fund Of general Information given Copies ly mail
TfIoS. COOK * son.
2i NrnnlWnv. Now York.
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Oreau Steamers.
GERMAN MEDl1rE RBAMEAN
SERVICE.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. ). ".
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEW-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON BrssNT-''
FAST EXPRESS STEAMER... :, 49,, s,o
Ems. .Tu. Jan 80 p y Alier .Tn, E Mch 4 A. NJ
Flbe . Tu. Feb g. "a NJ Sole. Tu., Mehi, ~ o 4 81
rrave tn. Fob. II. II An Elbe SGT MChi ~ 10 A NJ
rahn Tn Feb 20 q An 'r-avc. Tues Mon 10 '>''
OEIRICHS & CO.. Bowling Green
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a.3 Broadway or Battery Place Washington Building
ana 2o1 broadway
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
Nl From New York. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday.
FOR TEXAs. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA. ,.,.s
Through tickets to ell points In Texas Coorado Ctah
Arizona. California. Mexico. &c. Georgia. Florida AMI
Havana. Cuba. Excellent passenger Recommendations
Write o-ragc 1897 MANUEL tiaailTi freq; s,
c. II. MALLORY CO.. Gen Agts. Pier 70 L. X. ~ T.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
~ steamers Tor NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD
roINT COMFORT and NEWPORT News c9nnec,ng for
VA and WASHINGTON. II. C.-Tues.. Wed, Thurs
and sat For Richmond. via JAMES RlNERWed. and
Sat For WEST POINT. vA-Tues. Thurs. and Sat
From Pier No. y. r.. foot peach-st.. at 2 p.
Through tickets all points South and
West. W. l. GUlILAtDEC. frame Manager.
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELIO. CURA-
Gao AND MARACAItlO. VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIERREPONT STORES. BROOKLYN.
q. s. CARACAS. ..........s Saturday. Feb 2 ! p. m
\ y NENELt Tuesday. Feb. IL. l p.
$. S. PHILApELPHIA.. 800. SATURDAY. Fe, - ? m
These American steamers. built expressly for the trade
have very superior accommodations ior Passengers.
FOR MARACAlBO- FREIGHT ONLY.
S. S. MARACAIBO. Saturday. February 10
BOULTON. BLISS DALtErT.
General Managers. 49, Front st.
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TIE MISSES ELY's school. FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
18Th and sGTH STREETS. NETWORK

fHIIE MISSES MER1NGTON announce n course OF JOS
sons in the study of shakespenre 10 be given az
their School. 1873 ll9,h-st the course
Will be conducted by Mr.. oscar Fay Adams Clrcuiaf
upon application. Winter term begins February l.
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Gotels

@[5[2[lAGG12
27TH-sT.. NEAR BROADWAY.
Family Apartments and siugle Rooms.
American and European Plan.
W[9STRl0M8TiER E1OTGlo
10Th ST. and Irving Place.
NEW YORK.
zone block 81 Union Square)
quiet hotel OK established reputation with cuisine
o. noted excellence. Moderate termB u permanent
guests. .-... -. -.
AMERICAN PLAN
S,AN MARCO 81 WEST 32D-sr
- between 5th-aYe and Broadway.-Amercan plan:
bath and toilet: tfansens 81 to 80 per day
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Germanic Jan 81 mGgrmanic E M aS a. m
Fen 4 1880 pm ,,' ;l Nh c 81 : 30 m
sMajcstic. Feb 81. O r., ''Malesc III. a.. - ~
From White star Dock. foot OK West ioh It's
cotton carried passenger steamers OF thlS
saloon rates $50 upv according to steamer ana 10;
cation OF berth cabin these seamsr. so a
$40 St.erage 10 from the Old Country. 81 10. -
broadway New-Yoik. Philadelphia ONCE. 400 Wninust.
"'N"'"'' ' H. MAITLAND KFRSEY. Agent,
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DAPMN7GMlMMg
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. 5. co.
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.
Steamers leave San Francisco:

For freight passage and general Information apply to
343 broadway or 1 Battery Place Washington Building
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
7 UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 80 West 5sth-st.
61h year Prepares for colleges scientific schools Of!
isiness Primary department Four resident pupils received
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-08-24
Delinquent Tax List for the Year 1891.
Treasurers Notice Of Sale

TT9aSuT9T7S
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
MASON COUNTY:
The COUNTY OF N MASON Plaintiff sorcro or SALE
GEO HAMILTON, AL, Deendans J 80
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
You hereby notified that Im Treasurer OF a uon
and practice OF IN
provided the following described io
in said and State Monday the 1h
Shelton Tor
interest," Penalties
between the hours OF III A.
NJ and 3 p NJ each day until the same is completed
Given under hand this oath day of July 1894
THOMAS ONEILI, Treasurer
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-08-24

OR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON,
FOR MASON COUNTY ::
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-30

Ihe best summary or the pOlltlcal SIT
uation in South Dakota 10 thus given by
Yankten correspondent in the st. Paul
Pioneer Press Of the 9th. Its analysis
of the gubernatorial situation is quite
suggestive: Arrangements are now
completed for the Republican convention
to be held in Yankton on Aug.22. The
convention will be held in a big tent.
Much has been said OF late about the
prospects OF the different candidates, and
it has been generally conceded that Gov.
Sheldon would be renominated without
opposition. A gentleman from the
Black Hills, who is something Of a poll
tician himself, said to-day that opposi-
tion TO Gov. Sheldon depends altogether
on the congressional nominations, and
| if Lucas is not nominated the Black
Hills will present candidate for govern
or. He says such plans and arrange
ments have been perfected, and it is be.
lieved that this scheme has been arranged
principally by Congressman Lucas pri-
vate secretary, who has been home from
Washington for two weeks. This makes
"a three cornered congressional fight that
would impel the governor to engage in
as matter of self preservation. Ac-
cording to this he must swing his forces
to Lucas or be defeated. Who the gov
ernor's opponent is to be is yet unknown.
Lieut.. Gov. Herried has no opposition
aud there will probably be none. Secre-
tary OF state Thomas Thorson, is also
lucky id having no opposition. He IS
the representative of the Norwegians.
For state treasurer there are three can
dldates-Kirk g. Phillipps of Deadwood,
s. G. Lappleman of Forest City and
Robert Moody OF Brown county. Phil
lipps, who was the first candidate to an-
nounce himself for any Office, appears to
be leading. John E. Nipple has no op.
position for state auditor. Candidates
for railroad commissioners are the most
numerous, being A. w. Lavender of Bon
Homme county, John r. Brennan of PEN
nington, George j. Johnston of Dawson,
Frank e. Conklin OF Clark, H. G. War,
ner Of Potter and d. w. McFadden OF
Custer. The candidates for commission
er of school and public lands are Frank
LIE Cocq OF Douglas, c. j. Bach of Turn
er, and John l.. Lockhart Of Grant couu-
ty. Frank Crane of Codington county,
has clear field for superintendent of
public instruction. There are nineteen
counties already announced.
Unless the populist. succeed in el.ct-
Ing greater number of members to leg
islature than the Republicans concede,
Pettigrew's reelection to the United
States Senate is assured. Pettigrew in
the senate and Pickler aud Gamble in the
house of representatives would just
about suit everybody in the southern
part OF the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-30

IL becomes more evident from day to
day that the time is not far distan. when
the democratic and popnlist parties will
unite in one. They have put up mixed
ticket in North Dakota and are trying II
elsewhere. Both these parties are
reactionary in their tendencies, always
complaining against existing law, and
wherever they have had control OF
government in the last forty years have
been incapable OF conducting it with
peace to the people or safety to the lndi-
vldual. 1t is in the nature OF things that
they should drift together and become
one party fighting the party OF conser-
vatism and progress. There can be only
two great parties in any nation any
great length OF tin Q, and the underlying
principles on which any minor element
in politics may act viii always determine
to which of the great divisions or parties
it will drift. Populism must inevitably
drift into democracy or vice versa. The
The names are distinctions without a
difference.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-30
Tobaec. Causes Los. Of memory.

Those annoying and unaccountable
lapses of memory experienced when one
is unable to recollect some well known
word or the name of some perfectly IA
miliar friend are attributed by q French
Psychologist to the excessive use Of to-
bacco This gentleman has observed
that aphasia and amnesia are at present
almost unknown among the gentler sen.
On the other hand, he has nearly inva-
riably found these Affections common in
men who are habitually heavy smokers,
while in cases where they are only Of
rare occurrence he has frequently known
the extraordinary lapse 10 have been
preceded by m extra dose Of the fra
grant weed. II Is comforting. however,
to be assured BY the same authority
that moderate use of pipe or cigar is
in no way harmful to the memory. -
Westminster Gazette
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-30

Argus Leader, %: Judge Edgerton
has under adrisement motion for a
new trial in the case of VIM. Fullerton
against the Homestake Mining company.
This case has already been tried twice,
tue first time the plaintiff was awarded
so GOO damages and the second time
$4,000. Judge Moody, attorney for the
defendant company, was here yesterday
and argued the motion, which is based
on alleged erroneous rulings of the court
and the excessive damages awarded.