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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-10-16

Mrs. Fosters immediate assoclstr'
and assistants in the work are woLif1
of capabilities in various lines. MIS-
Thomas W. Chace, the general SecrF
tary, resides in East Greenwich. h l.
and from there exercises a Haichlai
care for the work in the New Engiana
states. Mrs Chace has an extensive &C
quaintanee and is identified with MAJ!
great charities, philanthropies and s9cr
cites, aside from her political ours
The national treasurer. Miss Helen var
wick Boswell of New York city, has sE
pervision over the headquarters OF d.
state, located at 1473 Broadway Mls'
Boswell has inaugurated the plan OF pr
sonal visits among the women ID -.
tenement districts of New York. icr l1'
purpose Of showing the women the NJ.
ing of the free coinage of silver ana hos
it will affect the purchasing power =.
their dollars. She finds these WoHs.
with well-defned views on The culleD,.
question and ready TO defend them,
they do in insisting that the Foler' :,
their families shall maintain lDeM
the polls. Miss Boswell has enilsle.
large number of young business No-n nT3
to help spread the doctrines, OF SOU
money and protection and to he!p
votes for the Republican canoio-'TS
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-10-16

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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-10-16

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THE ARiZOSA SQUABBLr.

on Monday last President Clevel-pd
Ient TO the Senate the uame VI BepJa.
min J. franklin TO be governor OF All.
SOFA, zee Lewis q. Hughes. the h..
cumbent. Tots action IL claimed ~
have been the result Of n iaotlOnHi nght
between u NUMBER Of Influential Dem
ocrats In our neighboring Territory.
and the circumstances would seem ~
bear this outi anyway, Governor
Hughes refused TO yAoatc, oaimiDg
that he had right TO hold on III
his successor was confirmed. This wa
q legal point which the President hal
probably overlooked, but he was equsl
~ the occasion, Tor ycstsrday the ao,.
Ing secretary Of slae, by Mt Cleyc'
lnul's direction, telogfaphod Mt
Hughes that he was removed aud mus.
turn over his oflics And its I'll cts 20 the
secretary OF the Territory, Charles NJ,
Bruce. This ~ pVftm story way OF
doing thugs, hut thst It IL tflectun.
whenever tho Pto,iIent sees u TO 70.
sort to II, we Of Utah can bear AbuuJ'
Aut witness to. The governor there
upon stayed not upon the order OF hi.
going but went a. ouoe.
Without knowing or caring plrtlcu'
larry regarding tho merits or demerltf
OF the Ar1oua unplsssintntai, we sin
cerely nope ths I'M Is not iar di,tanl
when our neiynblr ike Ourselves vii
be Jiiioored and MANAGED by people Of
IT. own ohtoilng. Toe plan Of govern.
ing anu regulating distant comno1-
wealth. at the ssat ofthe nation savou
little too strongly Of colonial limrs
aud thr causes whlon loi up to thu
Il vIluton 10 10 altogether agr cattle 10
tni. day sud age. Happily, there ARE
bui lev territories left nov. aud there
Is every assurances thst not many year
can elsrs5 b lore they will all enter
lotto Their fighttul iuheriIAucs. Speed
the dali
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ANlnllnn,, wv NOM

Tho oouHtfy oIi uf has labor. NJ the
most ezaCling nature thrust upon him.
10 tlsif pert finance bo b. gtuutal.y
rqu I'd 90 uut iu "hafI lok-, " aud 90
.t,al from tired nature many miuulss
aui hous which Bhu demands and
uug & 10 have i.tt,ctsati1na aud ieplsr.
hut when, "a aIdluln % the lAuofs
usually IMPOSED, he assumes c0uts
~ study Ia any Part culat llnr, and
q d himself tor a. additional role H.
he w0fla'i great drains, lac comments
himself Cor industry aui ptogtcsslv,-
ugts, not Only % the commuui In
which he lives, but especially 10 hls
friends sud Hlluw.wufksf, who know
what his ,nafis have clst him. 10
thi, latter s.use the Nrws cougfalu.
ittes aui extends fTatefn, good - ishot
no l.Iiiof James Il. Wallis, OF tue Pari.
uuahul T. ~. unon he recent Ndmls.
lion 90 toe bar % hsstalr. We sh0ui
not like 20 fool that no IL going 90 dfHy
the uewspaprr procession Tor that u0
me law, but M tho plucky drt0fmIuu.
ton TO mnto the la.tir al adjunct lu
the 'U.m ho ls entitled g. pias,; AMI
We ate cure mat he viii be the uott, :
lawyer from having shown himself 20
energetic % journalist.
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InuNnl,ulAG lLOunl,nE,.

IL 10 no. Ilsssr. G. DO sboSn tina.
the ,riiu.tonIi.F iuiusIry aratr. bu
TITO n nt al, Notwithstanding tue
stliu-Uut mshs4fag a4ru against A..
a lew days ago young mau was
sentence 20 TO hanggI fJf pafllclpa.
uou Ia the holding uptt train, nud
N" dispo'itl.u Co make !. capital
Tense IL growing a's1cl paoe that
I. viii s1ou tu consented 10 even by
lho,u who slil. hold our against 70 10
bri.g ga. vlvtl o. moIigytl methods lu
dealing with lhis class VI cfim,s.
Tue Ass9c.atcd rfgss informs ~ thsl
, fast lfIu on tho ~. Louis aud sau
Fsuc srI fauSay WIS., q ppgd aud thu
sn'c routed near Lrusn 49,. No., ycs.
trtIay. Toe means by when
THE woe aro mplsnei arc s1 hmi.
or 90 tine general foadrr that they
m VOC almu', us well b. btofrt.
yprI Or ready u,r, tue robbers thu
o using g. tighten the ti,uatiuu ny s.
much ns novelty. "Oyrfp1 tho
engineer auI irrman. styppoi tho
unu and blow upeu tho sa.r," Or
.fIs WI 10 Wniru We all nave % lung.
suaIy brI uudc. irAUiu a,qualutanc
sui wuun 90 them h adIei tnt oluur-
when hay4 X apI Ga "a all Uu, n.ta {
com my irsm tue hu.-"lhc ,tiic 9,
auIn hot luruip'-tno timary be.
u.my TOO pruu uuosl Tor any lhiug like
cm'uf. O.r Ilrn relieve. ,ur mr..
ration d little. hu passengers were no
100 .r'tul.
4. lea great pity some measures can.
uat ug I'D ipiri ny m.an, OF wnicu
Iuis EiuI Of pasllmr would urcImu
ullu more uupI uufif MT more ian.
1rf0us ltI-At Ir.,.a werfIy occur.
renee, u.truer th,n oturfwsb in Ia
mafsiu n no. uu.r tho ualrt OF civil.
E,Uou, generally aor1mu.isnrd by tho
fmv means, aud Sc, lawmaser. uI d
Ulcers ssym 20 uIa' p1wrrlssi @ dua
u.uuyply with % as lpou 40 tuuy wer.
.r mhuy cuidIeu, We migu. us we'll
Doc uaIy To- urar of tno mex cass NJ the
$500 .urUs tuIerbly slfu o. DO on
unuI according l sop,Iul" time.
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Genn worm, NOV lAsuANlA.

rnr Tasmaniau s. W. 'of Jauusty 81
.pubHttta 900 H0tau, Tsamaui.J en-
iailau ..umu article lagUu i,Um zoe
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uib.uI .uuy Ing account Of the
vafk pya u..i'ued by Motuop colo.
uUt.Iu NtyIuD uy hw years NJ ir.
Justly -lu. pta.Ioti,y brought TO co.,
section cDHuSs1, IT, schools, resources
nuh genera. aIvaucem de-.
uuttI by O. tftspJudont oi the Dem.
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auup0Ieau Newspaper iu which tHr
article BE- reproduced, comes o. letter
from T.. CT AuJfsw -m.tn Juu., bov
8a mI..i0u iu that laul, dated
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Evenls In South America, As!a
Minor sal Africa have Tor u long
time ulm1st eolip,ei the development
IN eastern Asia, and the fact Is neaflJ
losl sightof that The last war IN thott
regions resulted 10 roliey that In
due course Of time Is certain to give b
new direction to the history Of zee
WORD
Russo, ever watcbful when hor ow %
iutefo.ts nre invo we'd, lulerl ostd hrf
Immense power between tho two com
bslaut. Hnd laOi hold VI the ~ = tor
which .n.y were 90 tes,in aul from
tual day sne has closei Corra ever
nrnef Ia her pr1lro ing hand. J.pa'
nc's u hue oe iB dsclui. sud kus'ian
prestige taking rs .. &c. Jhpau
leus YET uupfcphrri 90 r'sis', ami there
term TO DO no tnrT uW 70 Wllllug ~
Htop hrr further pugrs,
The llIssiau press 10 unanimous In
lho declaration that room must be
made foT Rutsln Boo A DO, and this must
bu regarded No sanctioned uy tho gov
srumgnI Oau pager states the caau
thus
The old formula proclaimed by Aka
EuW aud kattuN, that "ltusrlH must be
reserved tor lu. lius.iauH.' i- tut ui dHts.
Russian diplomas muHl now lullow tue
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This liulmuut 10 different IN oompo.
iiti1u fum any Other uulment on Inc
m,fEc. II 4 scientific dsolv,Fy
which results 10 d bong tue m0ti p,uo,
lTallnl lI4iurnt ever knusn. The TO
hta mum rus whi'e limitations, winch
pny me ssi sr % gteatyr mon. R-gars
LrHIrrt II positive y cures Ruuu.
maIHw, NvufaIgia, Hpr.In., Bruises,
W unlti Cut, -uisiio aud lun ANNA
toy Nr,uuausm, Burn, rcsIuE, 4Ufs
Foot CONTRACTED Muse zee, > NJ Jou .,
Oll n'fr', fulu 10 Ba b, BAfu WE
tuis, SUE thrst or 'nfuat, AM 10
especially ueurtrial 10 Pa a ysls.
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MI Llha alDIln ,uAurIONs.

ln tbo March 90 u.ml.r OF the
Nuu1na - metalusi, sat Lake Cly
n LARGELY Do tyl4rucr. ". NJ. Want.
nud %, tina iltor h hailci Ne the
.uun snilrtlr f.r tho aD We namo4
.al,r uavus cent "alI sutsurpuo.-
u.u.,I 900 urrr Iay-, aud -Iou there.
.fsr I55 ouHlucl in ono day" NY
HlI.r I... y.lbriyIr 10 ,uu um1rr
ng rs. o. Aum.trIuS ut tulr o,ty,
I.tuaS .r. 4, lagG 700 heaIluks anu
un.tn I.Es luulru VIII lefhpps sui.
H.mIyrAIa 30" duitoftueuu hort
avg 900 u) uyIug DO iullYwti "uur,.
fu..uuuaHgr oi siivyr uy 100, q no
IS 80. -- The yaIur of the money mr.HI,
H determined uy thu ogUnumic law
pf unlimited 4,mt Ir-Lyg.-ln'1u can
az 'Nr Iu.v u. tao m .ury mrnH-
rur rHurui the wDuyy wriar, 0s hXr.
IS Iug.. alton, 10 not El.c.e u7 the
m.lul H tuII.on Irducyu-rut
uuUra S,atrg cannot OBS No Europe o.
uuyugt o. .Iv, -Inulrers ami farm.
,r have tun,rd Great lass by tls
alu0auuzaliJu VI s.yur--IhH nation
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A man can step into this great store, walk
into our clothing de larment and order h7 entire
ouif. Hccsn get each article just as lc wants &c.
as plain or as fine as be likes it and leave u.l
dressed from head to foot aud have more money
fcma ming iu hs pocket than u he had bought Sc.
where HIS selections here would be among these
prices:
MEMS Underwear from SOC to 81 so a gar
mcnt
Mems Hosiery rom Toe to 75c pair.
Mems White SHIRTS from SOC to Si1j each.
MINIS Collars zoe, 3 for So.
Mems Gu, 3Jc.
Mems J. nrn Handkereheis zoe to SOC
Men. 81 HlHdkeiehes SOC to SIPS.
Mems SusJ eadsfs zoe to 81 So
Mems Ties from 25r 10 81 90.
Mems suits from $40 90 Co S2j 90
Mems Oycfeoa,s from $40 on TO $500
Mems Hats from 7jr To $500
Mems Gloves from 7jc to 1925
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How clNrLtiELy mo equine has
been 'uu1fuiuat1d to the wheel Of sto,i
may be- estimated from A. announce,
ment iu morning cotemp1Ary; the
advertiser wants 90 tfsdr a laIy's bI.
cycle Tor "gooi gentle team, tn
uorsos % wclgn about l,luu rounds
each" WITH surps.sirg maguanimii,
The iler NJ "s1mc 20 bl1py ism made.
rravi .ri tho team su.rl
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coNErnEheE ArrulNlMrKra.

Relief Society, Assembly Hall, Fri.
day. Aphl 3, 10 am, ?. m. aud 7iaI
,. M.
Maori meeting, Fourteenth wsri
assembly hall, Friday, April 3, E5l
r. m.
Sunday School Union, Tabernacle,
Saturday, Ann 4, So. m.
scandinavian meeting, Assembly
Hall, Sunday, Apul 8, between u
aul . .. m.
German meeting, Assembly Hal,
Suulay, April o, 8 .. m.
Priesthood meeting, Tabernacle,
Sunday, Arril Q, 7r.m.
GfAuu concert, tabernacle, Monday,
Arfil ., 8 =. m.
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CoNfERENrE NOTICE.

The siHty.slKti Annual Confeteuc.
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Lap
ter.day Saints will convene In tht
T,bsfnAols, Salt Like CITY, N ~
o'eltck on Saturday morning. ApnI
4tb, 1896.
The officers and members OF lhr
Church generally are cordially In,
vitsd to attend the meetings OF n,
Conference.
WuFoRD WOODRUFF,
GroRGE @. CANNON,
JOsEru n. sMIIu.
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what. rssm,s-.t .asav.sss saa

n, NJ, Bossnm, senior member OF
II, NJ. Blossom A o., gi7 N.BIAt.,
49, Loui., " itsG hsd bseu Ieit with
% very dis'Tes'.uf c.uEu, tie result Of
iuhuruEs, which nothing srsmei to
tr.i. We, until tO.k AaNGrds Rors
h.uEd Syrup. one huttlr @ mrurgIy
rutpI ia, sent one bottle b. my
ser. VINO had = severe cough, gnli
shB experienced Immediate frlIo. /
always fro0mmuni 1his tytup 10 my
friends
John CAn,ton, oIs Hsmp,hirs
STREET, quincy, M, watts nave
found hIlurii HuTth0uHd SIREN
superior Go any other cIu.u meIici. o
/ have EVER known, ll never dital-
pylnlB. Pfrr hlr.
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are ynY buiuur, CIustp.tru %
troubled with JaunIiur, Sick HssI.
acme, Bal Taste "a Msutn, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, DysIrrsa,
luIlEtslInui ll.t uy skin, pHu H.
B els aud uu seen tluS ulItts, hills
anu Frytb etc, 10 you have any Of
'nrsu ~ mpt0ms, your Liver d. out "
~ c., auu your blood Is sloEly being
IosIrei, ueclu.r yHgr lHyrT does not
hut pfppeu y, hEhuNE viii cure any
iuouer ut the LiyrG stumucn NJ
% vile. 10 hrs nu tqual Ne 10 Liver
Nedluiur. rice 10 cents, Ffuu lfial
gulIus Al y. q. al, 1. drug store.
,outrrruc" visitor, Eutnt q. Lunch,
Good Iuuch at ~. Counter, Oppo.
bitg auuM fuipiv GntC.
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PRICES -1r. 5c and ono.
Matinee every Saturday, -5c.
Something New
~ SAIL LAt,i

Tue olson lHnuHsru. a hIHcl0..apu rar.
l0ra hrr now uUuu m Ono r.'. at-#I rUafb
Mh.u street, Hui-r Hu management ~ usa
Della IuIt r. formerly o. .rrmH.r uf tHo Helena
Young IHUHH Mandolin .uu
60. Uarurr have bee. lifted uuIuAml Ar
.H..I N.N rhUuUHI.U #HUIUF. .uI|uHIUE eleven
of 'Iu latest improved HuHEUt rU.uHgTarHH u
N#Ul. Ht HHh HHu glaze HHrh. aIrH One 20 flB
IHlrH. Nturtuphuurs, 300 WUI"u HTH seen HuH
ur' H.I.n.. .frHk HurrH uU % rfHgr fu.
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hH.H. HHH I#H.. .. HI"I pHHIwuUl T.I DOS |u.
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AN eImuaHielH.as should Boz addressed 70
utsrasI Ssvs rytIsuisa %
gsiophous ssa
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RlsHty ,r1rIs Tor 3 ims,I tntsrirI ugdsr
Nu hsuuHy, once IYr llc, tfics for 2.rs
8H, usrt for .Og one month for 5Ur Bgr
'HT No 3d. taken for tess haH i5c.
i1HF of moro Than 8 lines same ur1Bor-
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Is iy' ~ ssitsn'ha ''o6ttas ilr home con
iHris. 40 other u0ardtra AdiFCah No, go,
NEaH
nNE or Two coon iNtUuAIuN r.
Du-utpN WASTED ~ \ nuUNs
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HoUu Wen Dress.

Mems Waterproof Coats $500 to $500.
Men Umbrellas from tLO0 10 $1,000
You will find surprising values ia evertbip,
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HOW
BOYS DRESS.

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pride In. We want the boys to dresf we'll. We
have this department ull OF the nattcst little toys
Tor little boys lust enough fancy touches TO each
garment 90 reconcile the mother TO- sonny's swift
transition ir.m baby to boyhood In clothes. An.
other section 6ed with d 10, IT nobby suits lor
Youths and display OF juvenile clothing exceeding
anything We have ever shown.
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FOR RENT.

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WANTED An AGtET
FOR SALE

INLENEN HOUSES ANu FuUU M
II proved furUas terms rbsY IuFruo
Lewis. ruum lii COMMERCIAL Uik
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He PASSED BOGUS CHECKS
AN OLD OFFENDER, JUST FROM PRISON,
AGAIN IN THE TOLLS
Henry Blum, an AIsatian Jew, Victimizes
Many Herchants Bogus Checks and
Drafts 0slore-fiis nethod of Working.
Bought Clothing, Liquor and Beer

Detective Steele made an important ar
rest between o and 10 o'clock yesterday
morning when he captured in the second
hand store of D. Goldenson at 2l1 4. Sec
ond street, a man named Henry Blum,
alias Ill. M. Bruck, alias Fl. NJ. Brooks,
alias Bennett, etc. Blum is wanted for
passing bogus checks upon various mer-
chants of this city. Blum is an Alsatian
jew, So years of age, with dark brown
hair mixed with gray. His photograph
shows him shaven, but of late he has culti-
vated stubby beard. He speaks Ger
man, French and English and is shrewd
and crafty customer. On November s,
1895, Blum was released from San Quen-
tin, where he had been serving three
year term, having been sent up from this
city on July !, 1893.
Immediately upon his release Blum re-
turned to Los Angeles and was seen upon
the streets in December last, but seems to
have again left and not returned till about
three weeks ago. When he came the last
time he brought with him very tall wo-
man about 35 years old, who passed as his
wife, and two little girls, 8 and 12 years of
age. On March II Blum came to the resi-
dence OF John Fisher, carpenter and con-
tractor residing at 500 San Julian street,
and brought with him the two children, for
whom he engaged board with fisher at the
rate of $40 per month. HIS name was
given as 81. NJ. Brooks. A week later
Blum or Brooks came there himself
to board and later, also, the wo-
man. Blum told Fisher he was going to
build store at Ensenadn, Lower Califor-
mia, and had the latter make plans for the
building, which were accepted and Fisher
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engaged to hire another man and 60 down
and erect the structure.
Then Blum suggested that as the COM
bined families were so large, that they get
larger house, where oil could stay while
Fisher went down to build the store. The
premises at 355 Buena Vista street were
rented OF the real estate firm of Conant &
johnson on March 25Ih, Blum giving
check on the Citizens bank for S22.5O,
signed H. NJ. Brooks, and not PAYABLE un-
til March 3Oth. Both families moved into
the new place, but Fisher did not go to En-
senada. Blum and the woman last week
called upon I. MaSnin & Co., at 237 South
Spring street, and ordered ladies' and chill
dren's apparel to the extent of $l4O,
of which they took away about $40 worth,
the rest to be delivered. These we're paid
for by check on the same bank, signed
by the same name. The clothing firm OF
Siegel a. Co., on Main street, near First,
had an order for $14O worth of mems
clothing, which was paid for by draft of
$l4O on Smith e. Morgan Of Ensenada,
signed by the same H. M. Brooks. The
goods were never delivered. as the worth
lessness of the draft was discovered.
taa9 Blum S aiso PLACED ors an With order ssmo tor
Stein & Co. of 106 North Main street, the
stuff to be shipped to Eusenada, and ten
dered another draft on Smith and Morgan
of that town. He was told that the goods
would not be delivered until the draft was
cashed, whereupon he Cancelled the order
and tore up the paper.
Maier & Zobelein's brewery also got an
order for twelve barrels of beer for the
same place and did ship the goods, but
stopped them at San Diego when they
found out their customer. On Saturday
last Blum passed another check on the
Citizens bank upon M. Danzinger. tho
Third street tailor, for $3.50 in payment
for suit of clothes. Monday payment
was refused at the bank. Sunday the
woman left the house on Buena Vista
street with one of the children, and on
Monday Blum skipped out, taking the
other girl. Where they went to is not
known, but now that the principal is be-
hind the bars, the woman and children will
soon be located. Blum wants an irnmedi-
ate examination and seems to be in a
Everything will be done by the department
to accommodate him,