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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-03-29
Silver Conferences.

The first silver conference was call
ed the instance of the United States,
and met at Paris, August 16, 1878.
All the great powers OF Europe eX-
cept Germany, and most of the lesser
ones, took part in it. The conference
remained in session till August ~.
On the day before the Adjournment
the European delegates except those
of Italy, joined in a collective ans
wer to the United States, saying, (D
that it is necessary to maintain III
the world the monetary function OF
silver as well as of gold, but that the
selection of one or the other, or both
simultaneously, should be governed by
the special situation of each state or
group of states; % that the question
of the restriction of the coinage OF
silver should he equally left to the dis
cretion of each state or group OF
states; 60 that the difference of opn-
ion which have appeared exclude the
discussion of the adoption of a com
mon ratio between the two metals.
The representation OF the United
States dissented from these cOncln-
sions. Thereupon the conference adj
journed sine die.
The second conference was held
the instance of France and the United
States. 1t met in Paris, April 19, 1881
In this conference Germany and Bri-
fish India participated, in addition t.
the countries represented in that OF
1878. It remained in session till
July 8, having taken one intermission
from May 10 to June 30 No con
clusion was reached and no vote was
taken on the main question. The
conference adjourned to April II
1882, but never reassembled.
The third conference assembled a
the instance of the president (not i"
the congress) of the United States, a
the city of Brussels, November the %
1892. The same powers are represent
ed as before, with Turkey. Romans
and Mexico added. 1t remained il
session till December II, when it ad
journed, without taking any action
to May 80, 1898, but did not reassem
BILE at that date or at any other time
In this it followed the valuable prece
dent of the conference of 1881.
OF course, if there is to be anothe
conference, we shall take art in i
, hut we hope that President Clevelan
will not join in calling it. We hay
, taken the initiative in three confe
: ences, and have been punished b
seeing them dissolve in vapor an
, "pass nOisless out OF sight" Now Il
some other country take the head {
the class, or stand on the dunce-blocl
as the case may be. There is no re;
son 10 suppose that new cOnferent
would result differently from I'll
three that have gone before; but
the powers OF Europe want to tax
silver into their currencies again, "
shall be very glad to supply thel
with all they need.-W. c. Trade.
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The Mason County Journal.
g. c ANGLE. Editor and Proprietor
City & County Official Paper.

NOTICE TO PRINTERs.-The JOURNAL
has extra material and machinery for
sale, to fit out first-class news paper
or Job office, or both, consisting of
Hand, jobber, and proof press, paper
cutter; a big lot of body type, display
and Job fonts in cases, furniture, leads,
slugs, cutter, racks, stones-in fact
material to fit out good plant. For
sale cheap and on good terms.
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STAMPING PATTERS FREE.-All our readers
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Milk ST., Boston, Mass, and get set of their
Stamping Patterns They can be used for en-.
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and good size; some Sx10, others 5XS inches
There are ninety t9D one different patterns and
two alphabets, one al arge forget-me-not pattern
With this outfit the publishers send THE HOME
10 page paper containing Stories, Fashions.
Fancy Work, etc, for 3 months, and only ask
for 10 cents to cover cost of postage on patterns
and paper. Gus illustrated Premium List sent
free to any address.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-03-29
Sheriff'S Sale ON Foreclosure
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF MASON.
ERNEST r. BAILEY

ERNEST X. BAILEY,
VS.
GEORGE MORAsH. AND ELLA NJ
MORAsH, his wife.
Under and by Order of Sale issued out of the
above entitled court on the 18th day OF Marcel
1898, i'll favor of the above named plaintiff,
ERNEST X. BAILEY, ana against the above nam
ed defendants, George Morash and Ella NJ
Morash, his vile, for the sum OF three hundred
and fifty eight (y35S) dollars, and thirty (S3O)
dollars attorneys fee, and twenty two and 20-lO0
($22.20J dollars costs, the same being the costs
III which Judgment aud decree, the sale is
ordered of the following described real estate
to-W1t: The lots five (5) and six (6) in Block
"G, OF David Shelton's first addition to the
town OF Shelton, together with all and singular
the tenements thereuntO belonging or anywise
appurtainiDg.
Public notice is hereby given that l have
levied upon the above described property in
obedience to said order of sale and / will on
Monday the Is day of April, 1895
at the hour OF ten o'clock A. NJ of said day at
the front door of the Court House of said Mason
County, in the Town of Shelton, sell the above
described real property to the highest aud best
bidder at public auction for cash in hand, or so
much of said property as may be necessary to
raise sufficient money to satisfy said judgment,
as above stated, with increased interest and
costs.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1885,
S. CALDWELL,
Sheriff Mason Co.. Wash
Date OF publication Friday, March 15.-4wk.
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st. Louis, Mo
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Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that bids will be receiv-
ed at the office of the Town Clerk of the town
of Shelton for furnishing material and construct
ing sidewalk on Pine street according o plans
and specifications on file in Office of Town Clerk
Contract to be let to the lowest responsible bid
der or bidders who shall furnish q bond in
double the amount OF the contract price, for the
faithful performance thereof, to be approved by
clerk not later than O'Clock p. NJ SATURDAY.,
April 9th, 1895. The council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
C. " DUNBAR,
-OVry
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Monday the Is day of April, 1895

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF MASON.
SOLICITORS LOAN & TRUST Co.,
JOHN BOWMAN AND ELMA Bow
MAN, his wife,
ORMAN HUNTLEY AND JOSEPH
BITTENBENDER.
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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 in Hose House. C. ". DUNBAR,
Town Clerk
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Notice of Registration.

shelton, March 37th. -ow Town
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Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids for the furnishing and pilipc of
20 ricks of 20 inch good green fir wood at the
M"son County Court Honse, will be received up
to the hour OF p III April st 1895. The right
is deserved to reject any and all bids
BY order of Board Co. Com.
THos. MCLARTY, Clerk
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F. Cross Post No. 90 GAR.
Meets inI o. o. F. nall first and third Saturday
invited to visit ana Join ''e 0''uiaiiY
Z. DUNBAR, TT ArnrN
Adjutant Cnn,mo,do-
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pACIFIC LODGE. NO. G6.
< K OF p
of M Saef the first and third Friday evenings of
Knights cordially invited to attend 'i'i'in
ThOs McLarty, q T ctono
X. OF r. IS +,
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Notices For Publication


Proof having been submitted to me that an
e M was duly held in School Dist No. II
Mason County, Wash, on the 2 day of February
a a: y. 1879 1or the purpose of authorizing the
directors to borrow the sum of 500. for the
purpose OF funding the outstanding indehted
ness mes OF SAID district, and issuing bonds there
exceed ten per cent per annum7 DavahIe annu ~
ally, payable ten Years sitter date.
81 Inc result OF said elet ton having been certi
votes were cast in favor of said bond icsne
theIefore notice is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII VII be received by me at the County Treasllrers
once Oh zee; IN shelton Washington. for the purchase
NJ VS. sal u Gonds up to one O'Clock P NJ Monday
May - 1925, at which time and place sa id bids
VIII pc opened by, the undersigned and the
board OF Directors OF said district and the said
Dated March Is, 1853. oie''
W. H. MAXWELL Co. Treas.
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Under and by virtue
of Order of Sale and special execution issued
out of the above entitled court on the 18th day
OF NJ arch, 1880, in favor of the above named
plaintiff, solicitors Loan & Trust Company and
against the above named Defendants John
bowman and Elma Bowman. his wife. Orruan
Huntley aud Joseph Bittenbend IF for the sum of
ten hundred and eighty-one and 3-loO Dollars
(SlOSl.03l and Slxtytwo and 10-1OO 1852 Joy costs
the same being the costs to date of Judgment
and increased costs of sale: in which Judgment
and decree the sale is ordered of the following
described real estate to-wit: The fractional
southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter.
ana the fractional Northwest Quarter of the
southwest Quarter; all in Section thirty f3f-ip1
township nineteen (9) north of Range three
t5l west OF the Willamette meridian, containing
seyenty-s1x and 100 acres .o6) more Ut less
together with all and singular the privileges,
tenements. Entertainments, and appurtenances
thereunfo belonging or in auywise appertaining
pupl1c notice Is hereby given that / have
ieyled upon the above described property in
obedience to said order of sale, and viii ON
Tuesday, 23rd day April, 1895
at the hour OF ten O'clock A. NJ. of said day, at
the front door of the Court House Of said
Mason County, in the town of Shelton sell the
above described real property to the highest and
best bidder at public auction for cash in hand
or SO much OF said property as may be necessary
to raise sufficient money to satisfy said judg-
menf as above stated, with increased interest
and COSTS
Dated this 18th day of March, 1895.
5. CALDWELL.
Sheriff Mason County, Wash
Date first publication, March % 1896. i~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25
EXPLAINED.
CoNrIDENCE MTnEIH PRoDUCTLED
THE SHAKERS TO MAKE AN
UNUSUAL OFFER.

People OF this day aud generation arc not DIS
posed to give things away. When therefore tho
Mount Lebanon Shakers recently stated that
anyone could get Il bottleoi Digestive Cordial BY
calling IN person at their New York olice' II OK
cited a great deal OF talk.
ono OF tho leading lalllGs OF the Metropolis
sent a reporter to find OUT what was meant It
developed that tho preparation tn question has
proven beneficial In SO largo a majority OF cases
that nInc.tcnths OF tho people who nro SUN
clently anxious to call for sample, Ind 30 much
relief that they continue tho products use and
tell tholr friends about It. As u result a very
large demand has been created.
The Shakers have long record OF success as
inventors and their various medicinal products
have always enjoyed a high reputation The
Digestive Cordial Is not only nourishIng in IT,
self, but 1t digeStS other ioods when tRkon US d.
reOted,
slesplcss nights, spots before tho eyes and 4
sense Of heayinei alter eating, loss OF weight
and general weRguess arc among the common
symptoms Of Indigestion which II promptly To-
itcycs, aud tt Is gratifying 10 know that such a
positive and harmless rUmedy rs tho Digestive
Cordial should hRyo at last boen devised
The common idea about consumption Is that
Il is II lung trouble, but this is not nlL Why is
II that the c%onsumptive gets thinner and thin
nor until hi has wasted to a skelctonl Because
the food he eats does not nOuriah him. 1t
Is not dlgesied.
The lBt sign Of the appearance OF consump'
tlou Is growing thin, wasting THIS Is before the
cough; before tho eSpcctOration. Stop the
wasting and recovery will follow In the inclpIont
stages aud tho disease will DO retarded in ad'
yanced cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

with a dilution of wiloh-hazol in hot
water every ton minutes Tor a honr'
Then rub IN u little cold cream and steam
tho face over boiling water with bonsoin
in it, Finally wash It In cold water and
toilet vinegar, rub moro cold cream on
il and sleep for a couple OF hours. The
skin will DO not only free from sunburn,
but very sott aud smooth after tins
treatment,
There is nothing which "sota" tan 20
i~rreyocably as cold water, The young
parson who washes her face In cold
water whom RhO PUSHES In from tho ten
mis- court or tho beach has given hoA'
tagos to LONELINESS, and not O whole
pharmacy full OF lotions will avail to
cure her until the tan has worn oil.
Water rs hot as 1t can BIO borne should
DO used. As not every farm house or
hotel boasts this complexion cure at
all hours Of the day, the wise dama0l
keeps M alcohol lamp in herroom, and
over It she heats water at any tune
when shO needs 1t,
Once upon q time q Young woman
campsd out with her brothers, She was
told by them that to smear her taco and
neck literally with turpentine would
guarantee her safety from all tho in
sects which make camp life a burden to
womankind. She acted upon the sug-
gastion, somewhat reluctantly, to DO
sure, and went about for a fortnight in II
state which she described as "imeAry
and smudgy." Al tho end OF that time
when a TurkiHh bath and a face steam
ing had done their work, she discovered
that her complexion was more beautiful
than 1t had been since tho days Of her
infancy. She now counts refined tur'
pentine az tho bOst Of lotions,
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snn wENr wrlM NM SHOW.

ono OF PawnGo Hll's Men EntiosG n Girl
Away from nomn-HOth Locked Up.
The destinations Of Il lilo with tho
circus have proved too strong for Cora
Grey, q pretty seyentsOn.yCar-OId South
Side girl, and she has left hor home TO
cast her fortunes with Pawnoo Bills
wild west show, u v tho Pittsburgh
Press OF Tuesday. She was aided in
her decision by tho persuasion OF tho
chief ticket seller, who in the brief
space OF a hall hour had the consent OF
tho Young lady TO accompany him
through tue remainder Of the season as
his wife. The South Side police are
now in possession Of q warrant, and an
officer will go to Washington, Pa, to ar
rest the young couple.
Pawnee Bills show arrived in the city
carly yesterday morning and pitched its
tents on a vacant lot on Carson street,
near South Thirtieth. Shortly before
the parade started Cora Grey went to
the show grounds 10 watch the prepara-
tions for the start. While standing near
the entrance she attracted the attention
OF Mark Gamble, the ticket seller oil the
show, AID a quiet Irritation followed.
Miss Gray watched tho show rs 1t
started down Jaue street, and, according
to rumor. was GU tho doorstep OF her
home at 22l9 Jane street when the pro-
cession passed. Gamble, who was riding
in one OF the chAriots, saw her and
again recognized her. In the afternoon
tho girl was again at the show, and
Gamble, whilo not busy taking in the
money for the tickets or calling out the
merits OF the show engaged in convorsa'
tioa with his new acquaintance.
The indications are at present that he
painted the life OF n Snowman in very
brilliant colors, for according TO the
story told by tho parents, their daughter
had formerly been content0d with hor
life at home. Tho girl did not return
homo last evening aud the parents be-
came alarmed at her absence. At first
they thought she had decided to remain
at the home o fsomO of her many friends,
but found they wore mistaken. This
morning tho girls mother called at the
Twcnty.oighth street police station and
asked for Inspector kolly. She stated
to Magistrate Mullen that her dRugh-
ter was missing from homo.
Several OF the girls friends werO ques-
toned aud sufficient evidence vas OBJ
tanned to learn that Cora had loft the
city with Gamble and the show last
night. A warrant was at once sworn
out for the arrest Of Gamble, charging
him with onticing a minor away from
her home.
The show Is at present at Washing.
ton, and Magistrate Mullen states that
hs will endoayor to have tho couple ar
rested by this evening. Miss Grey has
always enjoyed tho best reputation and
tho parents arc almost proGtratod over
her action. 1t ia thought that tho cou-
ple did not leave the city until this
morning, az some trace of them was
found at one OF tho hotels. Tho Grey
family are well.to.do and state that they
will use every eHdoav0r to find their
daughter and punish her abductor.
Tho couple were arrested and locked
I'm at Washington Tuesday, TO await the
arrival Of an officer from Pittsburgh.
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suNnuMN 4 UOOD MING.
II HsnneS aud Enrloke. the Torture of tllo
Skin.

II IlsnnsS nnd Enriokos the Torture Of tho
Skin.
phGdddphid Record
An optimistic dOrmatologiSt has lately
promulgated tho theory that sunburn Is
rathor a good thing in It's way Tho
action Of tho sun upon tho skin Ia really
beneficial, Ito says, andi Il Ia only In tho
frat plnCs that tho OBJECT 10 unpleasant.
After tho sunburn has worn OIL tho
texture Of tho skin Is llnoTr smoother
and moro elastic than bninro.
At tho same tino tho summer girl
docs not caro- to appear In the guiSU Of
An Indian, and ahO would prolor 10 i'm.
nTovo tho toxturo Of hOr skin IN lOls
irving wnys than by burning H. Con.
%SoauCntly ghe CARLOS with lI0r VnrIOna
lotions and OmolliOnis. Gold CEehin,
bonzoin, witch hazel and lemon juice
aro Among the nOcd'sfttta OF ttto sum
NOR campnIph Cold crOam rubbed INTO
tho iaco, rubbed lightly of again and
duaLod with powder will help tho girl
who posB sailing from returning. with \
lobAtor.huod complexion, A yoll Ol not
or chiffon should DO worn aitOr lhis
upOfntlon, not only because aids IN
protecting tho iaCO from auhDuth, oul
bonAugO II hidos tho cream nnd powder
combination,
when on6'B boat precautions fail and
punbufn does attack ono, II nual DO
treated with duo regard to lta severity,
II IL 10 4 light attack, balhO tic iaGO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

C~hlonGO-WhcN went up IN lonR Jumps TO-
dny closing at M advance OF 80 for september.
Light receipts scared the shorts aud their yigOr.
Gus covering caused the bulge. September corn
and oats each gained 10 aud provisions closed
slightly higher.
Flour lrmcr.
WurAr-Cash No. . spring 7iHa76Ec; No. 3
sprluV nominal; No 9 red 7ll4aTi1tc; July G7LA
7iLa5iLc, September 6sLa72hA72Ac; December
7OG N7IEaIiLEc.
EnAN-Cnsh No. 2, iIi4nljC; No, 3 yellow
4p,REc; July ip.alI1sRilIc; September AiJsA
aiiistp,c; NAV ajL ,a36L .a2itsc.
OArs-Cnh no. g'2sLc: No. > white 2SLa99LSc;
No. 3 white 2slsS1c; July 23itR?it. ali'.c; Sep.
TENDER " .nE3i.a25Isc; May - sR.6t sagGjsc,
RyE-NO, ., ISc.
HARLEY-Su. 2, nominal
FLAXsHRD-So. /. 81 -.
TIMOTHY S~EED-Primo 500.
Mrs PnRK-Cash per Dbl. sln 7ini0 10: Sen
tcnbcr $40 G7rRlO sjalO s.; JANUARY $40 INA
10 Stt.nfd gii,,
lAptp-Casi net 100 pounds, e. 2iaG nv:
q IA, jsnnary "a S7JEa6 gOa6 so.
sI0Rr RlBs-Casn sides 81 lOaG 10; SentCmbor
I'd i6rG iTI,aG ~: October So i2Ia6 iin6 Is: jauu.
ary 81 GONi G7L,aj az, dry Faltcd shoulders 5ssn
~ ,bnrt clSNr sIdSs 6~isnGSgr.
Observation-Disclosures lnihcd goods. per gallon,
81 "a.
~uurrER Firm, cframotlcs lnal7Lr: daIrlcg lOn
,bc
TgnV-Firm NJ itniiH!r.
-. D., r,,,t,. :. s,, n,,.,,
now luTR-FiuuI' lVSSlpS i',o,y uarI"lsi *
ports aNg paLtelf hSisA 9i,yD nnttGlsi matAS'
dscldclB hlBucL MnHal' ,SGSH'S ,'toIl JUN,
qlj export, nvhe. sa!e, $1,000 nushnts o.
INJURIES hllI SPOT nome tpnl N'uIAe' loihluAliS
higher upllohs were oNolteI hid higher M
day, closing w the lop aug 1Isat4l over ia,t
night Glowing: W, z tcu MAY aOtG' July Ll1'lc'
August 'I'ae; scptninhaL I1.4V' Ve530et wv
December TIE, Corn tccnlpts iGS1o nuAhcI.'
exports ~ ~ bushels sales lth,VVo DuAhcls OF
futures Alh lb'VO bnshels OF spot spot market
iitn; options higher bul not active closing ~
nnNAc over last night CLOSING, May Jnly
ig',c, september 1p'gc' ,OAA' receipts 9b,sDJ
bushels; exports otD bushol,i GAloS db,On bush
OILS OF futures aud 6i,UN bushels oil, spot; spot
market closed tttn; Onu0nh were dull 10 the
pOlutOl lugglShuCS hnd closed nominal at
lniaN advance, Closing July 2ai4Ci August
q Ic' Segiomhcr 27ci October 2iNlC,. Hay strong.
iieP7 HnA !llrs qnlnL hrei Ainany Inilhe3i'
iitui, ihti h''Hnhi MU'lotI s'onul t,uaV1 ~ s5D,
TOTE slylly nh!Ic, N1'auS, Mc,,yln un,IS 'Sh
by Mo CIGnhcig iaHi, ~ "" ,mtvo' . q n
ElElnI ,igGi Initiation creamery flallei stlIe
unlty llh'I,ggi w ulchuivII ~, IAEs Iulot
,ilto nRl frnnH lc'hih l"'sh ~ 'sIs Wv,lotn ,ronn
SiGc' S,t6 "WnIity. ItoSIn' steady strSi mc1
amman In gnbI an I,ni M TutpcniinG duii
az Isi'n ~ lila, .tenIv Mnl6S,r. stCndy Cal.
n,ant,hi All SCitvs Comes, onilnnv oncnCi
,,nnt. ,nS ci,'fng ba,ciy st~adY 1T EriAa tra.tttt,
rWriIroiinc. sn%t c"nrS. lilo ttrady. s,gsf,
rst, arm1 rc0nHd unchanged md dfm' ~
i"i,hrr w,hSSi KIN, io,Iny Unsbel lid bcofs Il,
tho val md inado them nay ali Tho way ROM