The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-10-30
(, Political Locals.

arrangements Will US maui ~
Popu1ist and Republican campaign
committees to receive outside election
returns, as we'll as figures from the
available County precincts, which VIII
be posted at the respective headquart-
ers on election night.
Another large shipments of Dry Goods arri yea
to day for the l. M. Co
AS in all the other county otf1ces.
economy has been the watchword with
the clerk. L. J. Morrison is a compel
emit, painstaking officer, whose duties
have been faithfully performed and
he deserves reelection. He represents
the 1aboring men, and will, we feel
sure. receive the bulk Of their vote, as
as he did before.
Our price list is crowded out this
week for want of space, will appear
next week. MCDONALD & O'NEILL.
The ballots used this year are some
thing new, and we would advise voters
to mark an K in the square to the
right of the name Of every person on
the ticket for whom they wish to vote so
that the election officers will have no
trouble in determining exactly the
voters intentions.
The beautiful display of Lamps at
the L. NJ Co. are worth seeing.
Fancy lamps are sold at prices former
1xy -o;d f1. co<,,r,o%, oroC
Treasurer Maxwell, who is a candi-
date for reelection, has made first
class officer. He is thoroughly COM
pet ent to do the clerical work himself,
without entrusting it to others, and is
reliable in every respect. The Coun-
tvs funds are safe in his hands and he
deserves reelection.
The carload OF stoves recently received by the
L. M Co Contained over 81 Cooking Stoves not
more than two of kind, and about so heaters
direct from the factory in Missouri.
Superintendent Gunderson,-
it there is an earnest, painstaking edu-
Gator looking after the school interests
of any County, he can't do better than
Supt. Gunderson, who devotes his
whole time to the work, and no trip is
too arduous for him to make visiting
the distant schools in the line of his
duties. The patrons of every school
district know him too we'll to displace
him.
Cutter shoes at the L. NJ. Co.
A republican OF Mckinley man will
vote for the republican electors;
straight democrat for the democratic
electors; a populist or Bryan man
votes for the Peoples party electors.
and prohibitionist for either of the
two others, as his utilization may sug-
gest.
Try She1ly's Dyspepsia, the only one
on the Market that cures.
The populists are making a great
effort to elect their preventative,
Hicks, and it is reported that in some
outside precincts they are willing to
trade off most everything else to gain
votes for Hicks. They also expect that
ali the Bryan votes will go for Rogers,
Hicks and the rest of the Populist
ticket, but most of them will draw the
line at the populist electors.
We defy competition on Mems and
Boys suits. We are showing an ali
wool Mems suit for $500. Come and see
them. MCDONALD & O'NEILI..
Samuel Caldwell, the present Sheriff
who is a candidate for his second term.
has made splendid official. Heis al
ways on deck and ready for duty, his
business has always received his care
full atte ntion and the interests of the
people protected. No complaints have
ever been made of his conduct, and he
has conducted his office economically,
not charging for horse hire and cost
ing the county practically nothing in
addition to his salary. Sam is Grand
Army veteran and having made good
officer, merits reelection.
Over 100 umbrellas no two alike at
the L. M. Co. K
r. B. Daniels, the republican candi-
date for county surveyor, is thorough
ly competent and we'll qualified to look
after the road work of the county. He
has taken course in surveying at the
Vashon College, and has had consider
able experience under the care and di-
rection of L. L. Hunter, a thorough
civil engineer. For the past year Mr..
Hunters business has taken his entire
time, and r. B. Daniels as deputy sur
veyor has done all the road work re-
quired by the county, and made up his
own estimates and reports. If elected,
he will be found fully competent to
perform the work required himself.
Vote for Daniels.
The L. M. Co. have just received another very
large shipment of Furniture
The work of good county auditor
requires an active, energetic man,
good accountant and penman, who
should be courteous and dccomod ating
to all who come for business or infor-
nation. He must be able and willing
to work, or it will be necessary to have
deputies. Auditor McLarty, it is &C
knowledged by everyone, is the man
who perfectly fills the bill, and is the
best official Mason County has ever
had. He brought to the office good