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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-25
Episcopal Church.
SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES.

SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES
Owing to the general misconce p
ton as to the Church and her teach
ings, it has been decided to furnish a
course of instruction upon the follow
ing subjects: 'The Church a Divine
Institution" 1.-The English Reforma-
tom 1.-THE doctrines of the Church
including Baptism, Confirmation and
the Holy Com munion;" "The Prayer
Book, its use and History" etc.
Those lectures will take place each
Sunday evening and at the close of
Divine Service the congregation is
warmly invited to express its opinion
on any of the subjects. The next
lecture will deal with the Reforma-
ton, Sunday next at $50. You are all
cordially invited. Arthur GRIFFIN,
Lay Missionary in Charge.
An English physician calls atten-
ton to a means Of keeping pneumo-
MIA, colds, chills and all the ailments
that cold weather brings on, on dis
lance. Deep and forced respiratisns,
he says, will keep the entire body in
glow in the coolest weather, no mat
ter how thinly one may be clad. He
was himself half frozen to death one
night, and began taking deep breaths
and keeping the air in his lungs as
long as possible. The result was that
he was thoroughly comfortable in a
few minutes. The 6eep respirations,
he says, stimulate the blood current
by direct muscular cxertion, and cause
the entire system to become pervaded
with the rapidly generated heat.
The foundations for the imposing
edifice which is to be our state capital
some time in the future, are being laid,
the trenches and excavations having
all been made. Delay was caused by
snow crushing in the sheds a short
time ago, but they have been raised.
The stone and brick is placed On the
ground, and the extensive foundations
should be completed in about three
months.
We want to print the news. If you
know any news don't wait for us to
find il out from some one else, but tell
us yourself. We appreciate any aid
in this line, and you may accommo-
date your friends and neighbors as
well as us. Local happenings are of
interest and always gladly received at
the JOURNAL office.
POPULIST CLUB.-A meeting is called
at the Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday
evening, January Doth, at O'Clock,
to organize a populist club. All
populists are invited to attend and
join. 2w.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-25
Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the assessment
polls of Mason Comfy, Wash will be IN my
hands for ffe collection of the taxes levied
therein for the year 1894, on aud after the l4tn
day OF January. 1895, at the treasurer : onlce III
the Court house at Shelton. Wash .
rebate of > per cent will be allowed on az az,
taxes paid prior TO February 18th, lSg5 Al
taxes become delinquent on AprIi Isl, io.s,
When = peuaity of 5 per cent viii attach 10
same together with in teresf at til rate OF 70 per
cent per annum from said late until payment
whereof w IL 10 "a = = 7" 1 IL, "a
shelton. Jan. =, 1ssa--SW lfeas- Masoi W
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-25
Fifty Dollars Given Away.

To raisers OF poultry, the most wonderful and
valuable monthly is THE POULTRY KEEPER
The publishers offer fifty dollars free send for
sample copy free and see how Any OF the fol-
lowing back numbers worth a dollar but sent
postpaid for only five cents each: Brooders- In
cubators, Appliances, Poultry Houses tilius-
Aug SO. Aug. 81 Worth $40. Poultry Houses
April 81, Oct IS and July ~ 80 iils) Presery-
ing Eggs, Sept. 81, Turkeys Mar. 81 Poultry
Diseases Nov ~. How to Feed for Eggs. Oct.
81. Testing Eggs, June 81 and June 81 How
to Make the Hot Water Incubator, 81 Sample
free. Address, The Poultry Keeper Co, Parkes
burg Pa
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-25
Estray Notice.

Red Bull with double star in forehead, small
horns which stands out from his head, age five
or six years, loan spot under right flank. Come
here about November 18th. Owner please come
and claim property WIN kRisE-
Ean,ilch.a Ism lew
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-25
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si's' rr,r MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
SHELTON WASH
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Shelton POSt-Office.

,,.i,. close for the East daily at l. A. N.
M1,:;ii.close for the North daily at II N.
III. strive daily T. a; NJ.
"a Delivery open from A. ". TO 4 p. u.
e. lave for Matlock. Mason, Juno, Grove
~ .s.sop al 8 IN every Tuesday and Friday.
N.Y. J. +. SLIGH. Postmaster
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Notice of Registration.

Notice is hereby given that the Registration
Books for the town of Shelton are now open for
the Registration of voters in the Town Clerk :
Office Room Bank Building. c. V. DUNBAR,
Town Clerk
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REIMBURSEMENT for Sale.

To forty acres in Sees TIP ls, west, miles
south OF Shelton, half mile from county road,
ten acres of fine land, 10000 feet OF
timber in one body, three acres cleared, small
house. VIII give REIMBURSEMENT OF whole for
So. Enquire at this office
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-25

at is wonderful what progress has beenEmadc
in the way OF machinery" rem arked Mr.. Figg.
az see that there has been machine invented
that can make pair of shoes in l6 minutes.
WY, that is even faster than Tommy can wear
them out
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STATE or ONO. CRY OF ToLrDo,. :.

STATE OF OHIO. City OF ToLEDo,i =
LCcCs COUNTY
Frank Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & CO. (.
doing business in the City of Toledo. County
and State aforesaid and that said firm win pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls cafarTh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before NE and SUBSCRIBED in my pre-
sence. this eth day OF December. H. d. 1856
AN. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, Send for testimonials, free
j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
- sold b. Druggists. s5c-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-25

We viii furnish fresh salmon at ten cent
each The fishing boats will be at the Shelton
dock each morning, and people can purchase
their fish daily and be sure they are fresh.
Large orders for sailing and smoking viii BE fur
nished promptly Leave orders at Hunter =
Eaton sf6Ie- T. ii. DAyIS
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-25
Local News.

The JOURNAL,
The Post Intelligencer.
The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Or all three leading newspapers
Of their section for only S2.50a
year, with Nv o,r ankind." for
the ladies, or the american
Farmer and Farm News"
thrown in.
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HooDsPoRT, J an. 20 'o5,

HOODSPORT, an. 20 'o5,
VIM. Butler, Maris Hansen and W.
S. Putnam were out from the Lake
last week. There is probably foot
OF snow yet, and the recent flood was
the highest since the valley has been
settled. Some fences were washed
out and w. B. Lakes cabin, built of
maple and alder logs, was taken off
the river bank, carried down into the
Lake and deposited Oh the east side
near Tom Hayes claim. right side up
with no damage done to it, except the
forced change of base.
Elmer Clark and Carl Stebbins
went in to Lake Cusflr1an last Thurs
day.
Will Martin came out from the South
Fork lately. The high water knocked
the planking off the bridge over the
North Fork on the South Fork trail.
Jacob Hopp, W. o. Daily and Her
bert McReavy were in town last We'd
nesday. The steamer Violet towed a
scow load of 20 tons of hay here from
Clifton, for A. r. Burt.
Geo. Mckay is back here once more
The camp he has been running back
of Seattle on the Col. & P. S. r. R.
has shut down for month on ac-
count of snow and water.
Messrs- Church, Quimby, Cook and
Palmer of Seattle are here for a hunt
ing trip. They are we'll equipped
with snow shoes, guns, etc, and are
making the Hiltsn House their head
quarters, but may take a trip to Lake
Cushnan or the South Fork.
A. X. Burt has started his camp
again with the same crew.
Ed. Simpson has started up his
camp at the Potlatch, Dan Scofield is
ruuning thc-camp. l.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
worids Fsir Highest Award.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23
HE ABBAHANs BABE.
Parents and Child M Astoria story OF
the Kidnapping.


The scene OF the Abrahams trouble over
little Alice Abrahams Is az present As
toFia. where Mrs. Abrahams went recent
- 20 attemp- a. recover the child from
ifs father In the meantime Information
has come into the possession ~ the POI
lice department that throws som~N hat
mysterious MEht or Cert4in features u
tie Seaftl, end ~ the case. II was given
ouf that Abrahams came o. the eity and
took ths ,all1 hut ere police are posi-
Use fhls Was nlt ~. Al ase1t - has.
ha&estr. ga the work. ane sne D. De-
aerihsi a. 8 small woman. h1t hey l1enti-
o. ls rot knnNn.
Tho trouble q ere frsf place over the
Itfle ols aas caused hy q agman Rho b.
known to rae police az Christine s. EWa-
taeher Sire wrote 80 Abrahans thaf tie
chl1 aas g9f hetna treated right and that
flne mother sas not doing ner duty - f.
What Should have induced her % make
such statements tAe police have rot been
aide 90 ieaFG. a. 90 ia aeN kluRn that Mr.
Aarahams aas az AlaTka working Ga a
hutsl Oh get money 90 care Tor beg child,
which. ir the meantime. Nas being prop
srig taken care ~ ln this city D. Aunt
.ue' Montgomery Gt 81 known that this
wumau Schuabacher once worked On the
Ahrahams family ard that may have
prompted her 90 become the well mean
iug' friend Whfu search Vas made for
beer yesterday &c was discovered that she
ha1 gone 81 san Francisco.
Another feature 81 the case now pre-
s-ufs itself relative 20 Ahrahams' atti-
tude % the superior court o. King coun-
fy The act - taking away ~ having
the child taken away constitutes con-
tempt, the mother being the legal custO-
dian As a matter Of fact Abrahams Is
without the Jurisdiction o. the court so
long IS De- remains in Astoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23
DEMOLISHED By LOGS
House on the Tide Flats Broken
Into Kindling Wood.
OCCUPANT ESCAPES UNFRAMED
lie Awaxes I'm Bed TO Find 1lnoers
Failing All Around Him Fortunate
Outcome OF Train Wreck.

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ATTACHMENTS.
The complimentary Concert.

one % the prominent attractions at the
grand complimentary concert 10 Mrs. G.
A. G. Rochester - the tlc-theater Fri
day evening viii be the first appearance in
Seattle Of Miss Annie Lee Fitch. Of New
Orleans, a graduate of the Conservatory
81 Music afDTesden. Germany. The New
Orleans Times Democrat says of her:
Miss Annie Lee Fitch appeared, and was
greeted with most enthusiastic applause.
Ia voice Miss Fitch Is remarkably en-
dowed. The appealing quality OF the
meZzo-sopran0 may account jim part for
the telling effect Of the aria she sang. bat
beyond that there must I've a depth Of SEN
timent and care IN the study of it's details
10 50 obscure The difficulties of ne selec-
tiOn and del1ide one into thinxingGit was
simple. The young artists vocal quality
Is Sup"Fboand her method excellent Miss
Fitch showed her German schooling She
sang in Italian, hut no7lanSuage CSluld OBJ
scure the romantic tenderness witch was
truly German. Miss Fitch had Success
while Yet In Germany on the concert stage.
and one could w4ll understand wh8, when
last night. after the last number. the audi
ence refused TO depart, and sat Cor some
time in the vague hope that the young
lady would reappear. What more truth
fnl sign could there be Of an audiences
eujoyment?" 0o97
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23

xhoo was Killed a oweek ago BY II. y.
Crockett Rev Mr. HarwoOd. OF the Jones
street Methodist chGrch. officisted. ara
his address, while quite lengthy. was very
eioquent. There were some bsau;Itdl
flowers. among (which was large cross
from me tenantsco Of the Halter block. and
set rleces o from Ms. Mayors ansI0 Ans9
Trsvers The pail bearers we're as follows?
william Turner. Fred Sharp. j. " Nat
thews. T. Darlington. n We Garter and
wv. HOTurner9 beointermeat took place
inoMount Peasant cemetery.
Fully ~ Teople attended the funeral
services q Harry0Ke nne5y yesterday afto
ernoon al The y. II. g 4 parlors. 2Bsv2
John r Damon offtciated. and said many
kind things about the young man. who
was Well known in the city. e
The remains OF John EczlOff were buried
Yesterday afternoon in Mount Pleasant
cemetery from his former residence on
Green street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23
"A Fool for IuNk. =

The attraction al Sfe Seattle thSate- for
three nehts comalvp> M tou.-lr- ana a
Christmas matinee. VIII be Joe lotuthern
ia "A Fool for LUX. Che play ras a.
Well defined and Well SUSTAINED aiot. with
strong situations and surprising ,alulNss
Mr. Cawtnorn has a number @. acr and
catchy songs. and sun PLAYS the9 r07--ss-
TINA. ~ Waich he = master lie 9 VSll
supported
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1.-The Hal NiaSqlie.' :,

Despite the htful gusts Of wind and rain
last night a falr-sizcd aoI1encc vols pros
ent AT Coriray's theater to witness Tie
four-act melodrama. The Bal Nasgue.,
given ny the Smith-IieUl ccmuanv. TIE
Performance went m dsmoothE. and
showed that the company was u.ak.n-,
every enisavor to-Etve a urst--ia~s enter
tainment The acting of the stars Received
mcritad applause
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"a Fair Rebel -

At Cordray's theater this evening" the
Smith-Iieb company will present "a Fair
Rebel a grand d spectacular produ ZION
OF a military drama. \ large amount If
money he's been spent on specaD scenery
and appliances. and there Viii heC Iarrs
cast The play is Chased upon incidents &C.
curing during the late war. is FUN OF drae
matte action and startling climaxes \
matinee viii be given Christmas day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-23

Q Gen Drug, Store Il the place 20 bay your
drugs. perfumes and toilet articles, SO Sec
onI street Occidental block
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waeo sae boea-se ".. she cilnS II e--s.s-.a.
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\ 50-cent bottle 10 kagues- Nersae wI
cure you Of nervousnsss. ssaraau. Grm
Drug Store. agents
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Gloria" Greed "D0Nol0gy' ---.-.--,-. &.
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-02-20
New Business Agency.

1t is the intention Of the undersigned 10
make it TO the interest of the people OF Charles
Town and vicinity to become acquainted with
the way to his Offices Mildred street, Charles
Town, near b. & o. station. Being an expert
book keeper, he offers his services to those who
would have assistance IN Fighting up their
books, making off accounts. collecting the
same and to do any kind of clerical work for
the farmer, mechanic, laboring man, or otliers,
who may prefer not to do it for themselves, or
have not time for tall at reasonable charges.
He will make accurate estimates OF the cost OF
buildings, building materials. etc; will make
measurements and give valuable information.
Will receive orders, and give prompt attention
thereto. for wood and country produce VIII
establish cheap and quick delivery service
in short purposes TO open general inielli'
gence office. He will also continue his agency
for the purchase and sale OF Pianos and Organs,
and other musical instruments and musical
goods and acknowledgements the best
makes will also deal in Accident and Life
Insurance Policies, representing reliable COM
panies.
Feb. 20. 1895. J. II. HOLLAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-02-20
4 Tribute Of Lore and Respect.

Alta stated communication of Malta Lodge
No. so, A., F. & A. NJ, held on the Sth of
February, 1895, the following resolutions
were submitted by the committee and adopt
ed by the lodge;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Grand Master of the Universe to call from
earthly labor to heavenly refreshment our
esteemed brother, John Newton Sader;
Resolved That while we reverenty sub
nit To- Infinite wisdom and humbly bow with
stricken grief at the loss OF so good and faith
ful brother, we point with pride to his no
bic character, so worthy OF imitation, as
Mason aud polished gentleman, whose mod
ell life aud good name is more precious to
his friends and the fraternity he so nobly
adorned than silver and gold.
Resolved. That the members Of Malta
Lodge No. so, A., +. & A. ". tenderly ex-
tend fralernal greetings of love and sympa-
thy to the bereaved brother, with the assur-
ance that they mourn with those who mourn,
and that they deeply lament the loss OF so
enthusiastic companion, and afiectionately
commend him to the God of all comfort.
Resolved, That the lodge room be draped
and that the brethren wear the usual badge
for the space of thirty days.
Resolved, That certified transcript OF
these resolutions, under the seal of the lodge.
he sent to the brother of the deceased. and
that the Charles Town papers, Shepherds
town Register and Martinsburg papers be
requested to publish the same.
G.. NJ HoUGH,
JOHN s. EAsTERDAY,
WIN. KAHN,
Committee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-02-20


The auditor Of The state last Thursday, IN
accordance with resolutions recently passed
BY the House Of Delegates, submitted an
tented statement showing the aggregate
amount of fees received by him in his two
wears Of service to be slS,Ol6. Under the
bin which passed the House Wednesday one
half of these fees must hereafter be paid to
the State treasury.
The bills providing for compulsory attend
ance at schools aud making counties and
cities liable for damage done to property
within their limits by MODS were virtually
killed by being referred back to committee.
John NJ. Dulauey, George C. Wedderburn
and Frederick Bracket, of Baltimore, APP
pelred before the joint committee OF the
legislature on finance and taxation IN the
interest of a proposed appropriation to en-
able West Virginia to make an exhibit al
the Baltimore exposition. After full ex'
PLANTATION of the advantages to West VIZ
ginia in participating in the exposition the
committee agreed to recommend an appro-
priation of $4,000 now, and as much more
At the next session, for the purpose asked by
the friends of the movement 4 bill VIII
be introduced in both houses Of the Legls-
lature making the appropriation and crea-
ting commissioner to look after West Viz
sinia's interest in the matter
The Senate bill to establish an industrial
school for girls, accepting Hon. Henry o.
Davis's offer of $1,000 and site for the
same. was referred to the committee on ed
uca,ion in the House which is almost equiv
alent 20 its defeat The school, If establish
ca was 10 be located at Elkius.
The Senate rejected bills providing that
an sessions Of the Supreme Court be held
AZ Charleston and amending the law rel"t'
ing to newspaper libel The latter bill was
prepared by Senator Reed, president Of the
State Editorial Association, aud newspaper
men AL over the State favored It's passage
Il is expected an adjournment; may be Ell
fec,cd Friday.