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Correspondence And County Notes.

MATLocK, July 7th 1896
Watch out for fire, these hot days,
8: Hay-making in the Satsop Valley
will begin today.
John Taylor has been in poor health
for the last week.
L. II. Decker is on the u. S. jury at
Tacoma this week.
Miss II. Minnie Ford, teacher, and
the school in Dist No. Ii gave a grand
entertainment in the afternoon of the
Fourth at the raising of the districts
new flag.
L. III. Decker has his new barn COM
pleted, and on the night of the settle
inent, the Simpson logging camps and
the lower Satsop came in and polished
the floor. The dance passed off order
ly and very enjoyable time was had.
Mr.. Coles and Mr.. Simpsons families
were among the number. An excel
lent supper was prepared by Mrs. Gull
1iton and Mrs. Anderson. Music was
furnished by o. w. Parrish, L. II.
Decker, F. ]. Ferris. Mrs. Lille Beers
H. E. Ford. Fifty-four numbers were
out. INCOGNTA.
Mason fruit jars in all sizes. cheap
at HUNTER & EAToN's.
A party of Olympia sports came
down the Fourth and opened out sew
era1 games on the Prairie during the
races, the cane and niger baby games
and a key of beer. The lager beer
game is something not allowed on the
prairie during our celebrations and
our own saloon men do not do it, so
thas. Hoyt, the dispenser, was arrest
ed under the ordinance giving the town
authorities jurisdiction within one
mile of town limits. On trial before
Justice Dunbar Hoyt was fined SIS and
costs, amounting in all to $18. AS he
had no license, he could have been
held under that violation also. Hoyt
spent several days in Jail, in default
of fine. This was the only arrest dur
| ing the celebration.
She1ley's Dyspepsia cure is selling
faster than eyer now.
The P.-I. has been interviewing
some prominent democrats as to what
they would do if the silverites walked
off with the national convention. S
G. Simpson, probably the largest oper-
ator in logs in the world: 81 am gold
Democrat and unqualifedly opposed to
making silver the issue" A. H And
erson, lumber dealer, says: IF the
convention adopts the free silver plat
form shall vote the Republican ticket.
| 1 cannot do anything else"
Did you get your stomach out of
order during the 4th? Go to A. w.
Shelley, he can put you up medicine
that will fix you up all right.
The l. o. o. F. Lodge of New Ka-
milche will give public installation
on next Saturday evening. A social
dance and supper will follow. The
tcity Of Shelton has been chartered to
take crowd from Shelton. A cordial
invitation is extended to all who may
wish to go. The boat will leave the
fShe1tan wharf at S p NJ. sharp and re-
turning leaves Kamilche at 3 A. N.
There will be music on board and an
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Work on the new cigar-shaped raft
at Stella, Wash, is said to be progress
sing slowly. Mr.. Robertson has intro
duced a novelty in the construction OF
the present rata large mat OF brush
is being put between each layerof logs
It will keep them from chatting and at
the same time bind the whole mass
more firmly together.
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Sbalton pOst-Oftice.

..;,. ,,oso forthe East daily at A. NJ
Mails I'" for the North daily at P. Nj.
M MaiIs arrive daily Z. II.
Nl alS a. Delivery open from A. NJ to P: NJ.
GenrlI i.aye for Mailock Mason. Juno, Grove
Nai :ats1n at I'm every Tuesday and Frioay'
and "a orders and Postal Notes issued.
None! VI f. SLIGH. postmaster.
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HoW's This.

We offe One Hundred Dollars Reward fol
any case Of catarrh that cannot b. cured b.
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo o.
We tie undersigned have known F. J. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and Nm
ancially able to carry ont an obligations made
by their firm.
WEST q TRUAx Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
wALp1NG, KISNAN 4 MARvlN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, @,
Halls catarrh Cure il taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sursaces Of
the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Told by all
druggists Testimonials free.
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Business Locals.
It Saves Lives Every Day

1t Saves Lives Every Day.
Thousands of cases of Consumption. Asthma
Coughs, Colds and Group are cured every day
by Shiloh's Cure. For sale by Frank Tuell
''Mam ma, think it was mean in you to be
the only child "Why, daughter" Isabel
Binks has seven aunts and uncles to help her
on her graduating essay"
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Local News.

The JOURNAL,
The New York Tribune.
The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Or all three leading newspapers
OF their section for only &.15a
year, with "Wonankind," for
the ladies, or the american
Farmer and Farm News
thrown in.
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All Recommend It.


Ask your physician, your druggist and you
friends about Shiloh's Cure for Consumption
They will recommend it. For sale by Franz
Tuell.
A little 4-year-old occupied an upper berth il
the sleeping-car. Awakening once in the mid
die of the night his mother asked him If he
knew where he was.
s'Tourse do he replied. "I'm In the tor
drawer"
A Natral Beatifier.
| Karls Glover Root Tea purifes the blood and
| gives clear and beautiful complexion. Fol
| sale at Frank Tuells.
| 81 HAVE taken Hoods Pills and always in
| tend to keep them on hand. find that they
are mild and pleasant, and are just as repre-
sented" Hattie West, Chehalis, Wash.
| Hoods Sarsaparilla is the one true blood
| uriier.
A Facts Worth Knowing.
| Constipation, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and oil
Throat and Lung diseases are cured by shiloh's
Cure. For sale at Frank Tuell's.
The Ills of Women.
Constipation causes more than half the Ills Of
women. Karl's Glover Root Tea is pleasant
cure for Constipation. For sale by Frank Tueil
Catarrh Cured.
Health, and sweet breath secured. by Shiloh
catarrh Remedy Price so cents. Nasal injector
| free. For sale by Frank Tuell.
For Dyspepsia
| and Liver Complaint you have printed guar
antee on every bottle of Shiloh's vitalizer. II
never fails to cure. For sale at Frank Tuelps.
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Lowest Prices and the
Headquarters for Shoes.

Canning Season is at Hand. You will
ma us Head quarters for Fresh Veget-
ables, Strawberries Gooseberries Rnt-
ter, Eggs and all Country produce. at
Lowest Market Prices.
SHOES That We Guarantee to Give Satis-
faction From 90 cents up to the best
to be had, Coarse and Fine. High and
Low: Anything and Everything you
want in Shoes
summer Dry Goods and Furnishing
Goods. at Rock Bottom prices we
WILL save you Money on Every Article
Purchased
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SHELroN, Jolly 6. 1895.

SHELTON, July 6, 1896.
Board met pursuant to law. Pres
emit full board and clerk.
Appeared the following road super
visors and upon settlement were al
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paid as follows. $42 now and balance
of $50 rs when money accumulates in
funds.
1t is ordered that $50 be transferred
from bridge fund to road district
fund to be returned when money &C.
cumu1ates in said road fund.
r B Daniels Depy Co. surveyor file
report of viewers and map of road
petitioned for by W. F. Lewiston ct al
and August 5th at 10 o'clock set for
time of hearing same.
Depty Co. Surveyor filed plans aud
specification for bridge across West
Branch of Satsop River Sec. 81 Twp.
10 N. n. west.
Ordered that Auditor advertise for
bids for the construction of Bridge
across west branch of Satsop River as
per plans and specifications on file,
said bids to be opened at 10 O'Clock
Aug. 9th 1896.
Board then proceeded to open bids
for furnishing wood for Court House
which were as follows, N G Campbell,
per rick 81, A r Lewis, $1.15, Spencer
& Smith. .79, ]. D. Rengsterff, IS
Spencer & Smith having the lowest
bid they were on motion awarded the
contract for furnishing 80 ricks of
wood. Auditor was authorized to re-
ceive wood and issue warrant for same
when delivered.
Ats p. m. board adjourned until 9
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
TUESDAY,
Board met pursuant to adjournment, present
full board and Clerk.
Appeared the following road supervisors and
upon Settlement were allowed as follows.
c E Griggs No S 5 1l2 IS
G Fredericks As 81
Jas Soran II 81 SO
Jos Valley IL POI SO
Petition for County Road was made by Paul
Johnson ct al and same was laid over for cor
rection in Bond.
Commissioner Nance fled contract for build.
ing Bridge across Union River.
~AuuASot iCPoAtCu nav luS leSucu WdIFa0t6 on
orders fromm Commissioners during recess as
follows ana same was approved:
Peter Anderson STA 90
) Watson 10 so
5 Watson 10 90
VIM O'Brien $4S so on bridge fund and C E
Griggs, go on Road Dist funds.
Petition for County road was filed by Peter
Anderson ct al and same LAID over for lack of
qualified petitioners.
Petition was presented for change of voting
place in Dewatto precinct from School House to
house of Alex Mitchell, same was laid over I'M
til Oct Session.
Co. Surt. G. B. Gunderson filed certificate of
formation of School Dist No 81, also certificate
OF formation of School Dist. No. So, and same
was approved.
Application for liquor license was made by
John O'Hare of Kamilcbe, and bond filed after
consideration Bord ordered such license issued
The following bills were considered and or
dprod i'll ont ~ co,,vt,, fv,,rd.
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sOf course I'm friend of the working man"
said the aspiring politician, "Then why don't
you work occasionally" asked one of his aud
itors. sOh, that's simple enough. don't wish
to crowd some more deserving man out of o
job"
health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh Z
Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector
free For sale at frank Tuells.
FOR WALLPAPERS AND MATTING6. L. K
Munson has just received the largest lines ever
brought to shelton, both being complete in the
latest patters, 1t hard times prices.
1000 TAGS PRINTED FOR $3.50, Ar THE
JOURNAL ONCE.
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In the matter OF County road petitioned for
by g. Phil Eberhart eaal. Board after examine
all papers on file finally established same.
F. e. Baker having accepted damages award.
ed IN the matter of Road petitioned for by d.
W. Roderick, ct al, Board made order fnan v
establishing said road
County Atty. filed opinion of Atty General
concerning mileage OF commissioners attending
sessions OF Board, same being that they are en-
titled to such mileage in counties of this loss.
In the matter of taxes assessed against lands
OF Northern Pacific K Co in this County. II
Is ordered by the Board that Co. ATTY take such
proceedings as In his discretion seems advisable
Fee books of Sheriff, Clerk and Auditor were
examined and found correct.
On motion Com Nance was authorized and
instructed to repoir Skokomish bridge an CON
struct Bridge across slough on Skokomish Re-
servation
Auditor was ordered to give notice that an.
plications for appointment to free scholarship
in Agricultural College and schol of science will
be received Aug 9th 1896.
Ordered that Treasurer pay interest on Bonds
due Aug. l, 1896,
Appeared J. W. Pratt and made objections to
ruling OF Board on his account against Road
Dist IL which was rejected at April session.
After duly considering, the matter Board affirm
ed former decision by advice Of Co. Atty.
Bond of RObt Irving, Road Supervisor Dist.
was ordered returned for proper qualifications.
Board then made the following allowances:
w. II. Nance days and Sc miles 20 GO
Sonn cameron, IA 16 40
l. w Specie "4 II AZ
Minutes of entire session were read and an.
proved, after which Board adjourned to meet
Aug. 3rd 1896. VIII. NANCE.
THos McLARTY, Clerk. Chairman.
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OcOsta Excursion.

On Saturdays until September q
will issue Excursion tickets, good 10
days will be sold, Olympia to Ocosta
at 81 40 for the round trip
A. E. STANFORD, Agt. N. P. r. X.
Baby Carriages at cost from 81 to
$11.50, for cash only. THE L. M.
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DIR Beach, services for Mrs. Hunter s 90
Petition was received asking that tax on Lot.
2, "a sw and sw of Sw of sec s, tp %, N R. "
for year 1892 be cancelled on groun ds that land
is held by W. Gush under the Indian Land law.
Same was laid over for further consideration.
Co Surveyor was authorized to procure 10
yards tracing cloth; yards Drafting paper and
Bottle of India Ink.
Bill of L. NJ. Co. for plows aud scrapers in the
amount of s2I5.75, was ordered paid.
Bill of A. F. DIpman for Board for Boarding
Jury was referred to Superior Court for allow.
ance.
Ats p. m. BOARD adjourned until o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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THE HEBREW FAIR.
Preparation for the Opening Next
Monday Evening.

The Israelites' fair and bazaar which
opens next Monday evening at the Wasn-
ington Light Infantry Armory, promises to
be great success, and the committee in
charge would be very much surprised if 1t
does not net a good many thousands of
dollars toward the erection of a new tenn
pie in this city.
the bazaar will be formally opened at 8
O'Clock Monday evening by Vice President
Stevenson, who will be introduced by Mn
Simon Wolf. A large orchestra will rem
der specially selected program of music
during the evening, and the rule has gone
forth that the first session is to be full
dress affair." so that the opening will be
under the most favorable OF auspices The
hall is being deliberately decorated for the
occasion, and the electrical display prom
ises to be one of the finest things of the
sort ever seen in the city. The fair will
be open every evening for two weeks, with
the exception of Friday and Saturday even
inss. and in lieu of these there will be a
Friday matinee each week. A request is
to be made of the public school trustees
to give half holiday to the Jewish chill
dren in the schools each Friday. as there
VIII, of course, be no session of the fair
Saturday afternoons.
For weeks past the contributions for the
fair both in money and supplies, have
been pouring In upon the committee in a
way that has surprised them and surpassed
all expectations. large portion of these
nave been voluntarily made, which has
lessened the labors of the committee ma
terially.
Each evening there will he some special
attraction to render it memorable A
number of the organiZa tions of the city,
the Saengerbund the Maennerchor and sew
eral of the military organizations, have
signifled their intention of being present
IN body SO that altogether the prospects
for the bazaar are very bright. Tuesday
evening Aimee Goulston of Boston, who
Is well known in musical circles at the
Hub, Will render violin solo, accompanied
on the piano by E. Blout The next even
ing Elsie Lower. a clever danseuse, will
give an exhibition of her skill. During
the week there will be music by a male
quartet, conducted by MIR. Watson, and
by a female quartet, conducted by Mrs
II. II. Mills, and Rotations by Messrs
w. II: Conley, David Bangs, A. Stern and
Lee Baumgarten, and Miss Bessie Driver
will sing.
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entered two nights ago and robbed of some
figs, oranges. apples and IL cents in cash.
A screw driver found in the store where
1t had been left. was said to have been
stolen from the Y. NJ. c. A, and witness
IN the case said he saw William Zerega give
1t to Elijah Holland
There was no proof connecting the boys
with the robbery, and the charge against
them was dismissed.
Hes always drinking when he has any
money. When he's drunk he's abusive and
threatening. Another thing, 1 don't think
mes strong in his head, and 1 want him ex-
Connors against her son, Mike Maloney.
Then" remarked Lawyer Gloss. "he
may never get drunk, for we don't know
mat AT. mes had any money for years"
Mrs. Connors said she had had some trou-
bic about her property. and Mike has par
ticipated in this trouble
Lewis Connors, the prisoners stepbrother
was called as witness, and he said he had
beer to be thrown on him.
-, Ihats nothing" remarked counsel, The
likes 1T outside as we'll as in
DISMISSED"
James Gaines, colored was very mucb
Under the influence of liquor last night and
Policeman Stenhouse arrested him for pro-
family.
I'm ignorant of the charge" said the de-
fendant, because 1 was drunk
That's no excuse" the judge told him.
for man with whisky in him is liable to
do anything"
That's so,'' said the man.
'"ren dollars"
Robert B. Howard had II cents last night
and asked three policemen for another cent,
SO ne would have the price of a lodging
AT the patrol box" said Policeman
walsh, he said he was begging for the
cause of the Cuban insurgents
That's not what said" Howard told the
court Il told the officer that l was a Gu
ban, and was interested, in the cause of the
insurgents"
Ten days.
Henry Smith and Benjamin Armitage for
begging in Georgetown, were sent down for
two weeks.
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Charge Dismissed.

superintendent Andrew Glass of the Belt
line railroad was in the Police Court today
on charge of cruelty to animals, preferred
Icy the agents of the Humane Society. II
vas alleged that a lame and disabled horse
was attached t. one of the company's cars
ne agents Of the society testified that they
mace ms investigation because Secretary
Stahl of the society had asked them to meet
them on + street near the 18th street hill
superintendent Glass and several employ
es of the railroad denied the statements
made Gbout the horse, and Judge kimball
mad message sent for the secretary of the
humane Society. The Sailiff by whom the
message was sent reported that Secretary
Stahl said he could not appear in court and
me charge against the rail- DAD official was
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-07

The annual ball of the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen's Association was held last even
Ing at Odd Fellows Hail. and while the at
tendance was very great all present
appeared to enjoy themselves to the ut
most. The committee of ARRANGEMENTS
comprised Messrs. James H. Richards.
chairman; H. c. Thorn, secretary; A. d.
Shaw. Daniel Genau, George w. Dove and
John I. Suter. The reception committee
was composed of Messrs John w. Thomp-
son, chairman; John K. Pfeil, Daniel Pfeil.
William A. Smith, Alexander w. Eaton,
Thomas E. Smithson, George H Turton.
James V. Thompson. John Miller, Charles
s: Denham, James Raglan, John 1. King.
Charles z. Coomes, William w. Goddard,
Daniel w. Perkins, A. E. L. Reese John
r. Click. The floor committee comprised
Mr.. Fred. w. Kahlert, who acted as ballet
master, and, with Miss Florence Click led
the promenade; Messrs. John A. Shackel-
ford, julius Strobel Fred H. F'ridley, John
w. Carr, George Keithley, Luther H. Posey.
Joseph Williamson, Thomas F. Cissel, JOS
b. Walling, John d. Schofield The re-
freshments were in charge of the following
committee: Messrs. John J. Peabody, chair
man; j. Richard Brown, Edward Dawson.
James r. Debbyn, Thomas Cissel, Frank
Lowe and c. Snyder. The committee on
order was composed of Mr. Goodwin Pierce.
chairman; Lieut.. John F. Kelly, Sergt.
John DAILY, Sergt. Joseph Acton, Commo-
dore j. r. Sutton, Messrs. Joshua LLOYD
and Dennis Riley.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

: lafayette Square Opera House.-Roland
Reed in The Politician
Aliens Grand Opera House.-"Northern
Lights
New National Theater.-The Bostonians
in prince Ananias."
Academy of Music.-"The Derby Winner"
Rernan's Lyceum Theater.-The Vaude-
willie Club.
Columbia Photograph Company, 919
pennsylvania avenue MISUNDERSTANDING
ton of the Graphophone and kaleidoscope.
Convention Hall, 9Th and l. streets north
west.-Ice Palace.
First Congrega tional Church.-Entertain-
ment given by the Young Peoples Society
of the church. o.
Foundry NJ. E. Church, 14th and G
streets northwest.-Lecture by Frank G.
Carpenter upon his Travels Among the
Mohamedans From Pekin to Constantine
ple''
Metzerott Music HalI.-Illustrated lecture
by Mr.. W. j. MCGEE on "A Sojourn in Seri-
land: Explorations Among the Hostile Saw
ages of the Gulf of California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-07

1t Will Observe the birthdays Of
Lincoln and DOuEIass

Lincoln and Douglass.
The Bethel Literary and Historical Asso-
citation will hold a special meeting next
Tuesday evening, February IL, in honor of
Lincoln's birthday. The program embraces
the following topics: Struggling Upward, ~
Prof. George w. Cook. Howard University:
CAS- a Lawyer" Prof. w. H. Richards
Howard University; "As Humorist,' Mr.
L. NJ. Hershaw; LAS an Orator." Mr.. Robt
II. Terrell: 'As an Emancipation" Prof w.
II. II. Hart, Howard University; LAS a
Man of Faith" Rev. VIM. A. Credit Berean
Baptist Church The musical director of
the evening will be Mr.. j. Henry Lewis.
The anniversary of Frederick Douglass
birthday, February 1S,will also be observed
The speakers on that occasion will be Rev
William Warning, Mrs. NJ. Church Terrell
Rev. William V. Tunnel, Kings Hall; Mrs
Ruth G. ID. Havens, Rev. Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Miss Matte r. Bowen. Musical director.
Mr.. John T. Layton.
Founders day, February Is, will be OBJ
served by the following program: History
of the Association Mr.. ]. w. Cromwell
Washington public schools; tributes to
Bishop Payne; reunion of old members of
the association. Musical director, Mr. Thos.
A. johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-07

At the annual meeting of the Washington
Builders Exchange held last evening at
the hall on 18th street, reports of the years
work were received, and officers for the
Ell suing year elected. The report of the
hnance committee showed a cash balance
of $l0,009.32 and no Indebtedness. The cleo
tion of officers and directors resulted as fol-
lows: President, A. l.. Philips; vice presi-
dents, j. w. Thomas Thomas b. Walker;
treasurer, William c. Morrison; secretary,
William c. Lewis; directors, John r. Gallo
way, u. j: Macarty, Robert A. Clark son,
John T. Lynch, Fred w. Pnling, Jacob
llehmeyer, Thomas Norwood, c. A. Lang
ley, Thomas p. Stephenson, T. V. Noonan
and r. w. Darby.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Mount Vernon,
Glymont and intermediate landings at 10
am.
Steamer Wakefield for Colonial Beach and
river landings al am.
Steamer Norfolk for Norfolk and Fortress
Monroe at pm.