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A Word of Warming.

80
!. Whife~it is not compulsory for any
one to attend public worship those that
do attend ought to have gentlemanly
instinct, enough about them to give the
pastor who is talking a respectable
hearing, and to those that do not go,
except to congregate on the outside
and by their loud talking and stamp
ing of feet disturb thsoe that do. go.
would warn in time that the law
against disturbing public worship or
gatherings of any kind will be rigidly
enforced hereafter. The boys names
are we'll known to the writer but out of
respect to their parents they will not
be prosecuted at this time. A word to
the wise is sufficient. AN OBSERVER.
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Business Locals.

HOODS PILLS have won high praise for their
prompt aud efficient yet easy action. fp .f.}a
'zspCastles in the air. to indicate dreaming
projects, is an expression which first occurs in
the writings of Sidney. 1t is believed, however,
t6be much older than his time. In the form,
''castles in Spain,'' it is found in the French
literature; while the Latins had the expression,
Castles in ASIA" and the Hindoos rendered it
as .sCastles in the moon"
Captain Sweeney, U. s. A., ?.
San Diego, Cal, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy is the fret medicine -hays- eyer fog1d that
would do me any good" Price soc. For sale
bysFrank Tuell t..r
cHILDREN's SCHOOL CAPS, 25CTs, MRS
EATON'S... 49, H. .'''t 'f
-. A Baby's Life Saved. st L,
"My baby had Group and was saved by Shiloh's
Cure" writes Mrs. J. B. Martin, of Huntsville,
Alabama. For sale by Frank Tuell
REMEMBER McLARTY & SHORTER ARE
agents for the celebrated White Sewing machine
Pills Do Not Cure.
Pills do not cure Constipation. They only ag-
srasate Karl's Glover Root Tea gives perfect
regularity of the bowels. For sale by Frank Tuell
1000 TAGS PRINTED FOR $3.50, AT THE
JOURNAL Office. ats lf.in 49, 2. ~
Phere are two reasonable things which every
body should do; take good care of ones health;
and if lost, regain it quickly. and to this every
body will agree. And there are great multitude
of people who are agreed that for both purposes
Simmons Liver Regulator is the best helper.
81 am troubled with torpid liver and nothing
gives relief so quick like Simmons Liver Regu-
Iaafog'-R. r. Strange, Lake City, Fla. ,,.,i
- q Are You Made
Miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dlzzl-
,1esss Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? shiloh's
' italazeri is d positive cure. For sale by Frank
T,7en. ia oliHoa,lfH fNs - 49,
A. FuIA, LINE OF PATENT MEDICINE IN
stock at L.. & Munson's. .t.5.s aaf u
The s.bitterend," phrase frequently employed
in come ction with determination to persevere
in an undertaking until its conclusion, no matter
what the result, is phrase borrowed from nau-
tica1aife. Among sailors the rbitter end is the
tfoos4end OF rope with which the ships oftcers
we're formerly. accustomed to ehastlse the
segmen. ,,,.o,s iaiIiui ~. u srtt.l'lso
F0t WALLPAPERS AND MATTINGS. I. 4.
Munsoh has Just received the largest lines ever
trc,,sht to Shelton; both being complete Ill the
lsxJsx matters. at.hard times prices. ..,if.-,
=. E~rILLnLINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS AND
/ supplies a. +, K. Aunsonls- 80 ....a s,
Trb,,as Best Cough Cure ala
is sbiloh,s Cure T' A neglected cough IS dan Ian
gerous. Stop it,at once Si'r,' = II
sale by Frank Tuel1. = ----- b. ..ls
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sIeIton, Friday, December goth, 1891
Personals.

nr n. Wells was in Seattle. this
week. -f;
Attorney E liner Shields and ALI
Fredson visited Olympia Wednesday.
Sister Bened let, Of the ST. Peters
Hospital at o 1y,npia, was in town this
week.
Mrs. H. L. Alden has been quite sick
during the past two weeks, but is on
the mend. - S}ss sass
The JOURNAL neglected last week to
chronicle the marriage Of jack Yoder
to Miss Rose Eberhart.
F.W. Walther, W. r. Early, Peter
McFarlane. George Shorter, and F. c.
Spencer were initiates into Woodcraft
last Tuesday evening. r + rTTT FFE7 7
The weather being far from agreea-
bic, Mrs. VIM. Shorter and Mrs. Lucir-.
da Rex, both of whom have been quite
sick, show but trif1ing improvement
this week.
J.B. Shelton and G. G. Angle we're
called to Seattle this week as witnesses
in a suit affecting the land adjoining
Shelton, known as the Seattle Syndi-
cate addition. ~ -<zAk 4-e5 -
Pastor Webster of the Baptist
Church will preach at the Forbes
School house hext Sunday afternoon,
returning in time for the evening
service here.
wv. Rankin and Geo. F. Stone,
who look after the timber interests of
the Northern Pacific and the Penn
sylvania Syndicate, respectively,
came in Wednesday night: --~---'
Sister Benedict and several of the
Academy young ladies conducted a
fair in Kneefand,s Hall, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, for, the benef
of the Olympia Hospital. Owing t,
very short notice the fair was not yer,
we'll attended. u..' r. :-..
J. E. Perry and family who hav,
been living at camp IA for some tim
will leave for Wisconsin Saturda
where they will make. there futur
home. The change is made on accoun
of Mrs. cPerry's health, she bein
troubled a good deal with rheumatism
Miss. Eleanor Perry, their daugete1
has been attending the schools, in, She
ton for the past four months. % -
Maurice McMicken, James Campbell
and Capt, Smith represented the Por
Blakely Mill Company, in the sale o
the Puget Sound & Gray's Harbo
Railroad property last Wednesday
AS the proceedings were entirely ami
cable, the members Of the Mill com
pany being the owners of the raiiroa,
property, there was no excitement a
the sale. The purchase price wa
Sf"''o'o.sO .I3Hrt WHAT'S Z &
Capt. Ed. Miller is getting his plan
made for prospecting trip, to Alasls
next spring. He intends takihg-A small
steamer or s1oop, with several years
provisions and striking. out for tn
North. He will try prospecting abou
the head of Cooks inlet, and seeing TIL
country, or if he. finds it-more profita
ole' to dispose of his cargo of pre-
visions and come home. ,au !.
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Look for the Co 'o'

Do not look for wrong and evil, Il.
You will find them if you do; -
v-Asyou measure for your neighbor ~
HHelwill measure back to you.
Look for goodness, look for gladness,
SYou will meet them all the while,
II you bring q smiling visage 'i
TO the glass. you meet a smile Alice Cary
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instruments Filed For Record.

} In the office of the Auditorof Mason County
'Wash.' for the week ending Dec 10 TIL, 1895.
4 ~ DEEDS. {. r. Z. m
IN. B. Jones to Mason Co. Logging Co. Lots 5
and and VIZ nw14 s-2o-5-ss65
fw ishaser TO g. ". shaser sw 1885, $500.
: - x - = - LOGGERS LEM.
Thos L. COnant VS.. Williamson Logging Co.,
BILL OF SALE.
; ~ e Williamson toEy-E. Crowell, household
goods.-$l25
"a SHERIFF DEED.
Sheriff to- Portx Blakeiy IMillvCo, 7an r. r.
property Of Puget Sound s&s Grays HarbeorsR, r.
and Transportation Go.-$4B, o76.s6 ~ ~ ~
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shelton pestsOffiee.

,,.,. close for the East daily at 6 A. NJ
asl I. o Ji" for the North daily at 2 r. N.
dn. 49, peliyery open from A. n: to Sf. =.
ae zen. ;.aye fer Maddox, Mason. JunQs Grove
al s.t:op At - N every Tassdsy snad fElosA'
Money ]. Z. SLIGH. Postmaster.
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Last Chance.

Our unequelled subscription offer of
handsome volume containing sixty
four large photo-engravingsof views
81 the Columbian Exposition has pro-
ouced most gratifying results in every
quarter. It has not only, brought us
many new Subscribers. but has delight
ca every person who has, been so
thoughtful as to secure the work,
which, in the splendid list of photos
presented, together With The accomp-
sn,ing descriptions, Constitutes a yal-
usole history in narrative and picture
OF the sqatsd /: ii s. ( sssl Z
i i1e:, p0s;s psias every d Essi sab,
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T Tne who has inspsItedt Swan asyts,
me years subscription ,nastaateomp,i
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We make speciality of Schillings
best teas, coffee, extracts. baking.
powder and spices Besides getting
the best goods for the same prices that
inferior goods would cost. You get a
coupon in every package worth, 8 cents
which we will take in trade for any
goods in our store = =
GH = MCDONALD & O'NEILL. x
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KA MIr.cHE, Dec. IS, 1895

- KA MIL CHE, Dec. IS, 1895. =
Miss May McDouald, and Miss Car
RE Ca1low attended D. of. r. Lodge
in Shelton Friday night. - i'iT 80
sOrman Huntley had close call with
a bear few days ago but did not get
hurt. -, ..:. : -'''' '''s ~ ~ - 49,
Bert Forbes has been in the, ferry
!, boat business
Z Professor 3. j.. DeHan was over last
Friday giving music lessons and has a
fine class here .t.'ffs, :. 'sst1 4tr aaie aH'
-e,o4 ~ LEI t11sy s7f%t, tl,''s IT 80. !,
III David Ellison has just moved into
his new house! 90" ,':', ~ r.ny H. l..
f The Kani1che Sunday School is pre-
pairing to- have a abig time at the
Forbes school house Christmas Eve.
SA(ITHERS. -
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- sT@N rEEEVTT 80
TO HOLDERS OF STATE INSURANCE
Cos POLICIES: I'VE, have made ar
rangements by, which we, can write
you a new policy in the Aetna of Hart
ford, Fireman's Fund of San Francis
CO, or Western Assurance Co., of
toronto, andrtake your State policy in
part paYn4ent of premiunn. Please
bring insyoar poisgs as sooa as possis
ale.N Z q RIL Bios, Agents !
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e. 4 H6RTsTE1N Dec. 18, 1895.
SrWilnaA Box~aad Charles Gilmore
were callers here for short time last
Wallace and Preston Lott were in
Olympia Tuesday. = - e
; Capt Miller was here looking
over his timber a short time ago.
We hear there were not people
enough ont to the last literary meet
Ing to get sup an arg lnent as twas
a bad night to be out-on account of the
storm. o TEMpORA.
BANGING CLASS Prof. A. Sandvig,
of Olympia, will be in the city on We'd
need7y, the. 18th. for the purpose of
orsaniz i1ig q dancing class, Anyone
desiring any information on the sub
ject may see him atfhe Webb Hotel on
that day.. 81 ~
7 The 81 Of Nw4, and lots. g and 4,
Sec.2 TIP 20, range S west, near Pen
lnsulaf Ry, T. miles from Shelton,. 40
acres! Said to contain 4 million feet
Of fitnbe1'f can be- bought cheap. "a p
ply to this office. x
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He Spit Soapsuds..

Prof. Baker nnwitfhiely playsd Ia
joke on himself yesterday. Shortly
|Aftcr school had opened, Mr.. Wyatt
gcsaaled fe get his daughters books, as
She was not coming back to school un-
til after the holidays. The scbpelmas-
ter obligingly cleaned out the desk OF
al its contents books, states, pencils,
chewing gum and all such things as
will accumulate in a schoolgirl.sdesks
and dumped them all into a vafise that
Mr. Wyatt had brought along. About
tile last thing to go into the receptacle
was paper bag of candy. This made
the ''jolly old pedagogue mouth
water. lie couldn't resistthe tempta-
ton to take a good piece of candy for
his trouble. Wyatt smiled assent,
and into the eapacious mouth of the
professor there disappeared piece of
delicacy sasE large as his tliiffnb. He
hadn't rolled, II over in his mouth but
a second until he discovered it was a
piece of CASTLE soap. Hewas too proud
to remove it in Mr.. Wyatt's presence.
After that gentleman had ieft, he sur
reptitious1y removed it. Nobody was
the wiser. But together with splitting
soapsuds and laughing to himself, the
professor couldn't keep the joke to him-
self any longer. He told, the school,
and the roar that went up. she OK the
shingles on the roof. Prof. Baker will
be more careful in the future about
foraping on schoofpirls' sacks OF Candy.
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! Meat Company.
,.....as,sti - tall s.n
wholesale am ne -. ~. {
sf>

Dressed Be. #; Mutton,
Veal, Smoke. = and na.4s SAT :
Meats, Poultry, vegesaote
& and all Farm !. 49, '''l'as $ :
We desire the Public to- q sneee Wal
bv First Glass meats and iA ssees'
,neat " we hope to merit The s0appu.
anee of the public, patronak e. ;a;1 1o'g
eiing camp orders properly file VI 81
sANer = l.1:. ...s,sse:sA. FREDsoN, Agr-st
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Notice.

Al parties indebted to newills "a ease;
can and settle on Of before Dec. 10Th
'es, and obHge,l y ARespt.s Yours, =
VIM. H. ASMUS.
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Correspondence And County Notes.

HOOD CANAL, Dec. 1a,1S9E
TIE heavy rains dnring the past
wssk have raised the SSkokomishr FLYER
tosover flowing but not much damage
has been, done except thatsit has, ruin
ed the fish trap, near the mouth of the
rissr. The boom which protects the
trap ana the greater part of the lead
are gehe Sc that the bare trap which
is near the middle of the river is use
less. .4r...,,,,s,. eds e s5siae ea7T
Plans are on hand for Christmas,.at
Riverside Union City, and the 'Reser
walton. There will be a tree at each
ipface.nq 70 'A',es a.
I Tie Rivcrside literary society decid-
eddast Friday evening that education
was of more value than wealth. Miss
Mabel Bones term as editor of the
Observer having expired, Chester G.
Edls.s Was. electedaas her successor.
These Society in connection with the
ladies of the neighboraood-sde cidedl to
havesa Christmas tree the time Of the,
next NEE ting, Friday the. ~, with but
few literary exercises, and, those, rpain-,
ly BY the clildren.ceea ss'7ts bfi& sesYs Ct
The steamer Violet which was
caught on a snag on the flats at the
irmoukfsof the stakonish last Tuesday
is stEflfheh alies| weath a ed tides
having. been unfavorable for getting
her d6 81 "a however been light
ed and VIII probably'sbe floated to-
night. 3 49, g
TbsChina.naa e,arky late cook So at
the Occidental Hotel, whe Disappeared
so strangely awesk ago. last Fsida Sc
evenin g, hassnot as yet Been foaid, !
Manyzfears aHe expressed thathe has
be en- ton1ly dealt with. He has been
on the Canal about twenty years, most
of the Time about Union City Heis,
beliexed to have IIad over a hundred
dollars on his person. s He lit a lantern
expectin e. to go a Short distance to an-'
ethere hina1nan's and got his umbre1-
la and 6 unae boots.sssThe umbrella and
boots are gone but the lantern was
left on a table in theZhotel, asif he
had perhaps stepped out for q moment
and: been prevented from coming in
againGi5as aI 4
iiaMrs. DR. Dumble~of the reservation
left this evening for Portland and per-
haps San Francisco. It is uncertain
whethershe will return or not. S.
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~. Iele Will be regular meeting Of
sss,, n. q. @ That the tBsttlset cnl1eh
Az evening Dec. 21st at 7:30.
s sat members M .ass = ars l1aqF9tefaprsss
nansacted. = : ~ ME
The u. S. dow R.e5,&l
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81 %A -
EeR tie evening ofDee altt6, fK tie Baptist s. e.
6saSe chriitnxsl dnteASih1ment cdnsistiiln, us'
|o tbeciatbpfokfln. ana Si Old fash i .oned
nntpss tree. The following isthe program aslgu
sspSFqqgy- followed BY EaEesesee gaaoH OF
sa.'ese'e Re ss5 nga:lcs.i .a ri s.od seIs
's.sbMis'i niuiasibao,y p.sss 81 slIls
Rs s.uoo ;aJ,., i'fs wayne Baldwin
s!1a:s ,sssl,sIs1a,sca .svteE+ Atss
ss,s sas HIfs ss' t.ss.Tssss
49,. ~ vi. Eqdie Eufrte
Y nzHtm9 CARO-. Bernie Smith
SonG Christmas Time Stel2aApd Mice Long
keeitation ...................C Clarence Huntley
-1he~ KazuhoS.s psst-v-s.- fbilfpD ROSA
Faith and Works....... Bernie Smith
s'esl,,se to, 9ta VI III; IMsf Gaqn
c99rlieesC hrist4se-s g. ~ Alta 4cDbhAd'
TIA Midi after Christmas Perry Jones
Little Nellia:a Rzayes- .-.-f3rucs Haidwin
W6spdh nj lean3 Z Is ) ~.s '. Pssaes
bistdbullbn Ii plss1hts zs6glAzz viii begin
promptly at7:3o
{ s(foF as9 5B &pf suslissuf o g =
Epe an els; ~ poNALI1& d1t4z1n. s.,
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Captain Sweeney. u. S. A..

San Diego, Cal, says: ''Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy is the first medicine -hsys eyer found that
would do me any good.'' Price soc. For sale
bvFrank Tuell. ....r
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL CAPS, 25CTS, MRS
EATON,S. ~ H. .,i'.-i if.
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DERBY.

Aug. 1.-Mr, c, b, Alling and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Baldwin, with Miss Carrie
Alling, left to-day for the White noun
tains. Mr., and Mrs. A. II. Alling go
to Northfield on Friday for an outing.
The effect of the Lake park amuse-
ments is interesting several of the local
clergymen. Sermons have been preach
ed against the all round blessings of the
enterprise letters pro and con find their
way into the public print and the gen.
eral discussion of the merits of the two
sides gives a free exercise to the
tongue. The outcome of all the criti-
cism and defence will be that people
will consult their respective consciences
and if at that bar they are not con-
demned they will continue to patronize
the entertainments offered.
The city court attracts crowds anx-
ious to hear the testimonies given in the
Lavelle case. Murder trials are fascin-
ating scenes for those who have not
much in the way of employment. The
prosecution Is resting mainly on the ev-
idence given by Hungarian lad thir-
teen years old. His story, in brief, is
that he witnessed the choking to death
of Tom Lavelle by Rom and Langello
in the night of June 20, near the foot
of Caroline street, Birmingham; that
he saw there two fellows and a third
one put Lavelle in a red boat and row
down to the Derby dock; that he walk
ed across the Spite bridge to Shelton,
to a point where he could view the
boat, that he saw a splash and the body
of Tom fall into the water; that the
boat was then padded ashore and brok-
en- up, and the fellows fled to the woods.
Horescho testified that 1t took half an
hour to row Toms body down to the
spot where Horoscho saw the fellows
tumble 1t out; that he went to houses
in Battle Row to give the alarm, but
could not arouse anyone. Horescho
says the reason he hadn't said much
about the murder was the threat ex-
pressed of killing him If he gave the
secret away.
Rev. Mr.. Barton of the Methodist
church preached yesterday morning at
the Plainville camp meeting.
A kaleidoscope consisting of six ma
chimes, reproducing six rounds between
Corbett and Courtney is on exhibition
in store in Alling block, Main street.
It is we'll patronized.
In the cup race of the Sterling Yacht
club Tuesday eve there were six entries.
The winner was Theo, owned by Com
modere Askam. The course was from
the Derby dock line to the railroad
bridge, Naugatuck Junction, and re-
turn The time Theo made was 2:O1.
A banquet followed the award of prizes.
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THE WESTERN CLoUDBURsTs
Loss of Life and Destruction of Property In
New Mexico.


socorro, N. NJ, Aug. Further de-
tails increase the loss of life and prop
erty caused by Tuesdays cloudburst
and resulting flood in and about this
city. At first it was hoped the flood
would be confined in the lower part of
the city, but soon three feet of water
began to rush through the principal
street. The shrieks of women and chill
dren mingled with crashing of falling
houses. The water came in waves, each
succeeding one being apparently higher
than the other. Parts Of houses, house
hold goods, carriages, stoves and farm
implements, mingled with huge boul-
ders, railroad ties and bridge timbers,
were borne through the streets by the
waters. For two hours the work of de-
struction continued, the terror being
increased by vivid lightning, crashing
thunder and binding rain. Gradually
the waters subsidized sufficiently to al
low partial inspection of the destruc-
ton. Only two bodies were taken from
the waters before dark, those of a
mother and her child. An attempt was
made to reach the people living In the
river bottoms, but darkness and the alb
sence of boats prevented success.
Yesterday morning a scene of desola-
ton was presented. A majority of the
business houses escaped heavy damage
or destruction, but hundreds Of poor
people lost everything. More than fifty
houses are known to have been destroy
ed, while almost every residence In the
city is more or less damaged. Since the
water has receded many adobe houses
have fallen in, and many others must
be abandoned. The two bodies recoy-
cred Tuesday were identified as mem
bers of the Durane family. Four more
bodies We're taken out yesterday morn
ing and identified as Duranes. Other
bodies are reported as having been SEEN
Another victim is an infant son of II
Baca, who died after having been res
cued from drowning.
Reports from towns north and south
Of here tell of heavy losses. For twelve
miles south the destruction of property
was great. Farmhouses and crops were
swept away. The Santa F'e track wa;
washed out between here and San An
tonic in several places. The branch
road from this city to Magdalena is
practically destroyed for ten miles out
A large portion of railway track on both
sides Of the city, running east and west
was torn up.
The loss is estimated at more than
81, 000, 000
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-02
At S44VIN ROCK.

A grand broad sword contest will
take place at Savin Rock ball field on
Monday afternoon at 4;30 between Prof.
Generoso Pavese, champion of the
world, and Prof Jhou Martinez. cham
pion of England, for a $500 purse. A
large crowd is expected to be present.
Bandmaster lines new musical spec
tacle is to be produced at Savin Rock
next Wednesday. In consequence of
the enormous success attendant upon
the new departure as exempIified in
the musical spectacle, War and
Peace" Mr.. Innes has the honor to
place before his patrons for the pres
ent season an entirely new work of
similar magnitude entitled, "a Day at
the Worlds Fair
The Edgewoods and Milfords cross
bats this afternoon at the Savin Rock
ball grounds. A concert and athletic
sports will precede the contest.
A large party from up the Canal rail-
road will have shore dinner at Put
MANS restaurant.