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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Bor S~uSboIontn8en

GaarefisbsSupp gaa 4
8unb at Sfulocren paa en- COB, men
life meset feb Gaureitrot, flenses etius
bet. Sipbst lasses i 4 Quarts iolbt
@anb, % iaa ituur bet % imaafoser ct
Iar timers 2io. 8eb Chen af toses
nusle Tpboer, ~efterat be er sienuem,
tuste, lasses be i folot Sanb. itreues
us finbattes. Gaa tases Sisoet op, os
&soberne meb libt 8eriils legses i
Suppeoanoet, sierne osiaa meo libt
&is' eller gps9rpn; bette tOser | 10
Miruter.
Sprenst Jleif meb boibe
Sgnner.-2il ct Gar Bunb Sleit
tases en- 8int Ssnner, iOm ma bare
lisset minbit - Elmer i @ano; iaa
iattes be paa Sloen, / fulot ganb,
logger Up, %, buis man BIZ babe benz
rist,s blpbe, tsr bet fosenbe 8anb itif.
ties. Wteoens bette saar for Jig, eien'
~nemtuses psiaa SleItet. % iaa optic,
res. On at be alminbelise, men libt
bpbs Stesepancer, imeres incuenois;
oerpaa lasses ct Sag msb Ssnner.
iaa Glei, &epper % Salt. Saalebes
bulber man paa, inbtil 8anbsn er Out.
trent iplot. 8snnerne ntaa banne bet
sperite Sag, men be trenser, at Der
balbes 5eot Oper, iaa be life bliuer
bruno.
O 3 a nj Q T b.-Wan ifrener
3 suoe 9pteter, rioer benz paa ct &iu.
iern % blanber benz meb en- Spite
Salt, A Spiiefeer Safieiutter os 2
Quarts foseubc 9ano. Gette rsres
soot iammen % a~ffiples, til bet er
Iuntent, % beri ilaaes / en- Sop COB
Yeast. 9ette iattes ZEN, inbttl Del.
gen lsfter Jig, % bespnoer at bile aie
uper. 9a tassr ma en- Quart lun>
TENT Sano. nusle Spiieiteer Sufter,
en- Spiiefe aaro og liat Salt. s bette
rpres al Graham Nel iaa meset, OF
berpeb bliuer en- Seeming umtrent Jon
for 9ancefaser, % i benne beloes 8
Spiieiteer @iGr. eler, ium bet ber fal.
bss, Yeast. Nu itaar bette Natten
ouer; ON Morseneu rsres Speoemel
! beri, iaa &sren bliper tpffere, men riss
tis tpt ifal ben life bore. 3aar iaa
8eissn er farois, Iasses ben | COB
JOrm | 8anberne % faur en- iepn Stsss
ming i Spnen.
Sea bar mpptaoet 5prlaIfiner sSnSoen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
SuIsrsoetr forn apas.Socer.

Set sr paa esuue lib al Garet, at
be fIeite Sarmere fan tase iis iiot 2to
til at tGute paa. bouo Der fra Barren
al piloe lsnus fig sobt, % sips ct til'
ireosfinenbc Ilbbptts al ben Serb, be
lGoser oft III Strrp, al fin SpcS paa,
for at sjpre llbbpttet iuarenoe til Sirn'
pet. Gi oil bsrfOr o%ennesans nrpns
ct % Stnbst, funn fauftc ian tumrls bel
meb.
Gstpp MI sialbsr bet for en- Ransbe
Sarmsre at sisre ub al 5issfteaet bet
msit mulise, Os berfor bcnleoes Sp'
martiomb.oen paa. bpab en- aplins Of
GuIersboer fan siue ai fig, naar maj
s,per fig af meb BEN.
Gn ausrtienOt % prattif, 5armer
furtaner, siennem ct al be leosnbe 2anb'
bruss.Slaos. ben Grfarins ban bar
siurt msO ben Sluss R~Obfrust.
De fan inlses, % bet til COB Iris,
men, iRt at Der life retop pitoe oars
Rarteb for benz, iaa siuer be pei iaa
snbt &fbrrlne hiemme paa 6armen,
tbi fOOret Up paa Seite, Sober os &isr
ON 8irtsren fan Gnboer mart ie, at
bet eIass Nab betumm.r benz bel, ia
ristis spot.
Suis en- Jarmsr logger fig efter at
sjgre Ell Beietnins Of &iSr faa lsn'
nsnos ipm mulist ON 8interen, | bet
SeIe tusst siSre 8uitapsn til en- aapi'
tai, ba uil ban mart f~Oritaa, at, peo
Sioen az oft anoet sObt 5issitel,
fOmmer bet usiau ristis soot meo, ON
ban bar ct &nr 9unb @ulersbber at
afie bper Dag til boer So; bet betaler
fig / @telten, bet betaler fig Smprfar'
pen, ben, iom elIers frembrinsss sisn'
nem Ribler, Der fipbes i bpre DONNIE.
Garmers, ipm bar oreoet paa ben
ola9s ROoo1rfnins, % bar taset neb
/ 2al, bpab uobptte be bar baft, be
Upsioer, at man, men naturlispis alsre
sjennem siennemfsrt fpnbis 9prfnins,
tan bripe bet Up til so SuibelS pr. Icre.
g9eu lab ps iaa iatte, at maj life fan
fomme l9nsere eno til 40 Suibels, iaa
oil mar finoe no, at maj bar baft life
lioen 5prbel al ben Sorbflat, buur be
pprte, formeutlis naar ems esen 9e.
iGtnins bliper fooret meo benz al % til,
Tom Giuerlins / Ssben. Gulersbber
ON 8interen er, fOruemmelis for Mels
fetisr, bet Canine, ipm ON be ON @aa.
rem ftuloe bore iluppet uo "paa @rUen";
bet ftaber Sin / benz, bet ftaber Erin.
lei, % oeriOr melier be usiaa bebrs, us
SmBret Of Slpoen faar ben rsoaatise
5arpe, Der iattes iaa nessn 9ris paa.
5rset iaaes "Grias", nutiaa tptt,
% iaa ienere, naar bet fommer pp,
tpnber man bet uo, iaa bper 8lante
tommer 2 eler 3 CONNER fra bueran.
ore, ener, Um Der itaar fere iammen,
lab benz faa en- Hlaos al 6 CONNER.
@orsr De iaaIeOes, fsre inb paa bper.
andre, bill life Rsboerns blipe laa pene
Os reSelmasi ise iOm unoer ct brsbere
Smraaoe, men for Spiobrlns paa Sar.
men pil be sipre 5plbeit for fig. SITE
bsr man iaa SrS al ben Slass &sbs
Der, Der transer bpbt, lanst neo i SOr.
ben; lanst beore. ps lanst letuiubtere
at tuse up ON Soften er bet i~aatalote
stump-rooted, eler tptte % forte
Slnas.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Seq breu min !Set freuab us reb ben foran GOrfslssns;
ies bGueoe min arm os trusos til BEN, paa famine Gio iom
ies meo bsi 0tsit raabts:
Seq er @afanO - 9sb opsr buer ben, iom ~forsIser
mis!"
Seq taIte Gomanderiprosst, fsnt is lite par filter ON,
Buoruiot tbtaIsn eu.r Srbsne par fuIOfontnsn ristts -
imioIertio bauSe ies ben 9iIirebstiuelie at bemart, at ies
bIeu fortaast. Gaer mauits min getus, buis 9etpbHins
par foritaaeIis not, mere biaIp be 9aSe til at fatte min
Menns.
guao grunten M enS par, iaa narn,sSs be fig lite; men
ben enc efter ben anben i~tanfsOe fin Ssf us bIsp boIbenbs
paa Steost.
Seq ppboIbt mig lite neb mere Sna,, men brssOe nit DIR
os sulOppereoe afteb fa bartist iom uuIist.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

9. er Net 81 for COB. til iaaban NON ton'pt
Os er nj FORT Der sprs, taa Goer p'
miuolt it, ,,,,.
Sad GAP be fig pas @sisn, % slGS'S' fs
% 10;
gu f,uiSs be ba' maaltiS, be inas @austo.
90 b. Tom ben mob carmen % bar ben
eauite nGr, am
On SinOrtns fem fig Otfs, be Harr.t fals
itg Ter; y
9bt S~snEsFotten CT Der, men mellsm benz
O o9 ben
On aa, Sc 81 fan TRIPLE, fig bnstsr panSrts
frem.
,W.n is. grober Tau, buas .r bet for nos
get 9oot3
S.e tror, ri bar Ser enbnu b.ors gptte fddt
per Iisser 10 paa Rartsn en- Ssfitss, min
. gror,
On aattubiD laa friir % faa iaftis % tOrl
Den aot,epis. tbT.r not nso Nab.n, mao
ut 'aiis uO fig esffss, - bel, soS' for
RanbanOe BUN tanf.r, at ben int.t CT barb:
Seq tror nv, bet CT bssrs suS 9sns, bstt,
her,"
Oct RaUspsr fig mattsO' Of sisSs., b.
fauot,
90 tpntts, ben 8ot par | 9runben galdnt,
Ger GAP benz bet Waaltib, b. M bap6e iaat,
% iOm bauoe imast benz iaa iRosrlist sobt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
100be 3apitel. - Sen fibffe Sagt

Sa ies tatebe nit Bit b:niuoO Spen, iaa ies ben bpiSe
Seit, iom enbnn lite par Ian9t borte. Seq bauSe troet, at
hsn par tomn,sn pioere; men Sampen ps nit Wlpbe meo
SOrfslserns bapce lite tasst lang GiO, us bet pr rimslist
NOT, at ben lite par f0muen uO aiiyne.
Den lob nrsaem mig ps GOppsn al tspen os boIbt fig
e~ieuipuIis pGo Srebosn al Strsmnsn.
Seq brep Wuitanssn afiteo iaa burtist, ben tuabe Isbs;
Spioien al min &niu MATTE tieue iitsSetfOr Spors o.
Sr1be.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

SEQ mooto9 Spmaifinen -Suspennen. for
IN u8estto iloel. g&tu Suitru flyer, at bun
aleri9 Ior bar ipet paa en- iaa COB RaItiue
lort 1Sisoenrea.- Sfuloe pt haze fisbt BEN
bos en- agent, sr leg filter paa, OF pi bapSe
rloattet betaIe rurot 30 Dollars mere. Sea
arbefaler ben til gnbper Der snIier fla en-
lite Slasies Spmaitire. Zen er oi6el.s
ooer SorueHttius til ben Tris. RInoreue
1boreton, gtan9siter. Diinn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Ren neppe DOR ben iuntst, ben sobe, fsse
Ste9,
saa fsits be fig f9s. % sraftsFHs benz
Gs flaseO' til binauSsr: 3 Wors.n bIi'r
Dor Cub
Eli "Hide and Fur Company" NOT ubeu
&pipl ieuot u6.
s TaSer felt bet parter, bet branb.r fom
Ell @lpb;
ghu nGrmer fig belt fftert ben fmrrt.fuIbe
SOB.
Oct tan meo @isbsb sicttss, ben Sarme
bar baut Sio,
Tho Trapper's Guide" at leis uu.b
Grunoisbeo o9 Slie.'
I'll Sarmer gsteriens Ore raar Rap.,
Samren frem,
Ds tommen no paa Warisn, Tom Gig bon
timber Dem.
) etaset Ter ban, Stirlmen, "a fasr
benz III paa Stanb;
en btai9 Sansit ban siorbs, ben sirpe
goneemanb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Sigt % 8irieIi8bso.

20 fuu oarnI. Gaue al fin Sul. litter iio:
.,gu nil ., % iause en- 6ens, peo Suo.
Ttres Raboer irpsteb' benz, fterrlt o9 mar;
Gs enieb' bpsrten 5alSsr eusr 3ullosnfs
Oar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Seres Spmaiftne 1Suspeuuen. gp. 8 bar
81 rtootnget. Sen orbeiosr soot o. er i oIe
Dele iaa COB, iom ri pentebe. $3.50 sSroof
WtlS &. Sraaten, 9eebr, q. Tot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Seq bar mootaset Spnalfinen 1Srscen.
men, iom leg er peltilfreoS meb I ale Raa.
Der. Srasten bar rs eeuta 2nuo GGite,
Eeeorab, Sotpa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
R [.

War lite ! .9en SnbbiIbntns uis;
Oct let Dig, Tom R9uene, briuaer SorIisl
Sen heseite ielu fan | Rnib. BIZ braat,
Naar tile for SmaGtnsb ban tor fig I gst!
w. J. B.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
HELP FOR ENHVER.

s.. James Church, West DsIafh, hnu, isis No, lsay
We'd aenns I'D for e. AsT sifsa var j~g nS1t "a At BRUCE XVI.
her men ~, Gud s5s Low q IaE III Dam a en- rsdr 4 r.
gelmssSig Bug AZ 70 DROPS" sT gg M ast4v a. istsud IN.
NnTsiags de PiTteT der pAahyieF nit ksutgs Kld Haya. III.
min Psgs suet kfonisk, IA r begynfts Al huge aef-. rrd.T.
barr hsdlsln, ,r l-s rs pa, At lss NJ stulds E1Hn, sFs nsrs,
enc a. 9ss beanng' kEV. T. }. h1CKEY.
San Bsrnsrdins, Cal, 2asn Dee ISs
Jeg bar taget nob AZ Derss s DROPS III Il fosstITs ~ or
q den er alt hSsd De psahsraaber. Inal4Ft hsbas a nn4.
FenreAnylNnines for hvilken send mig basin Tl4sksr n~t
fsufet etc. 5sg vide Ftsrne hAy. Issnipr fs kle san B.r
nndino Cos les 81 vel flendt her, hNor isg hr Prsktsstsi san
Lkge maHse AaF. DeTeT mango hers,sds, Ger ss.slk LehB,.g
den kbdrinE. so@ les vel al s DROPS N ~.
C. H1TTESJN.
Bishop HI, NJ, lite Nov fEs
Harmed tndesiuttes Money Order foI hylk.n hss ass Gsdhs1
81 ssnde mg Il DuStn Fzsksr - DROPS" der - nsgst tlfnsfs
med AZ repFessntere Dem her, da Zee har fuhdst. a. DsfsA Nor.
Gin virkeIiE er udmxrket: den bedsts, jst notslsind. hsr sect
Med Agtsss ERIC BEASOa.
Kip dette I'd og skriv idag.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE co.
i67 Dearborn 81. Chicago
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

absolut Wished
Sciauca, Neu-
STA, Rygsmer-
Katarrh, Sewn
sitet nerves og
vedpine, HER
Ore
SvulsteT, La
ria Felesleshed
Bronchitis, Pa
Febere.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Helbreder med
eunadsrne,
ralgia, Dyspep
ter, Asth ma
lsshed, Nerve
neuralHsk Ho-
tesvag b e d,
vErk Stubesy-
Grippe, Mala-
Lem m er ue,
rslysis SAINT az
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

It is surprising to note the fact that English newspapers do not like the democratic platform. The Times says that it is always best to know the worst and England must certainly feel gratified or the ex- treme frankness of the convention. That one of the great American parties has been captured by men who glory in dishonesty, etc, etc. The screed simply means to the in- itiated that America is liable to call halt on the thieving raids of the English gold gamblers.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

Will the delegates from Arizona to the late St. Louis convention ex- plain their interviews as published in many eastern papers? Akers, of Yavapai, said that Arizona peo- pie did not believe in free coinage of silver as steadfastly as they did in protectionand Darlington, of Yu- ma, had the same to say. Akers insisted that Arizona people really cared little whether they had free coinage or not and if they had their preference it would be for protect ion. This is fair sample of free silver republicans in this territory. Free pie is what they are after.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11
David B. Hill might have headed

David B. Hill might have headed the democratic procession this time had it not been for the fact that he proved a traitor to the cause of sill yer. When the repeal of the pur- chase clause of the Sherman law was under discussion in the Senate Hill arose and asked that the ob- noxious law be repealed, then go home and when they returned in De- cember he would introduce bill for the free coinage of silver. The law was repealed, but Hill forgot his promise. He will be forgot ten democrat when the campaign is over.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11
Bryan and SeaweH.

The Chicago convention met Tuesday morning at II o'clock and was called to order by Chairman Harrity. The gold men of the national committee reported Sena- tor Hill to the convention for tenn porary chairman and the silver forces sent in the name of Senator Daniels. This was the trial of strength between the two clements of the party and Hill was turned down by the decisive vote of 556 to 349. Committees on platform and credentials were then appointed and the contesting silver delegations from Michigan and Nebraska seat ed. Senator White, of California, was elected permanent chairman. The platform committee reported a clean, clear-cut declaration of party principles, embcdying the declara- ton for the free, unlimited and un- restricted coinage of silver. This platform was adopted by vote of eos to 303. Many candidates were placed in nomination for president but on the 9th ballot, w. J. Bryan, the brilliant orator of Nebraska, was elected to become the standard bearer of the party. This afternoon the nomination of vice-president was affected by the nomination of Arthur M. Seawell of Maine, one of the few prominent silver men of the east.
 The nomination of Bryan and Seawell Is a return to democratic candidates and principles and gives the MINER the first opportunity in years of supporting candidate of the people. There is no mugwump- " about this ticket; no savor of European dominition. To them the American voter can extend the glad hand of friendship.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

Our statutes require the clerk of the board of supervisors to publish a notice to the taxpayers of the county on or before the first day of July notifying them of the meeting of the board of equalization and the receipt of the tax roll. Was the notice given in Mohave county? We rather think not
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

Senator White, of California, re- piled to W. c. Whitney the other day in way that was not to the liking of the latter. He said that eastern men hae controlled polite for the party so long that it was hard for them to give it up. That Whitney was voicing the senseless yawping of the g id men and that when they were turned down they would have to take their medicine or join the Mckinley forces.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

The attention of the people of the county of Mohave is called to the fact that W. k. Frost by opera tion of law has forfeited the office of supervisor and as any business transacted by him in the revenue raising service of the county will be open to question, the vacancy should be filled within the next few weeks. Revised statutes of Ari- zona say that any officer absenting himself from the county without leave forfeits his office.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

No matter what may be said sil- yer will be the controlling issue of the campaign. The Mckinley leaders will try to force the issue, but the people will be sure to push the money question to the front a d keep it there until it is satis- factorily settled.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

Hills proposition to endorse the administration was turned down by a vote of 59S to 334. This does not look as though Grover Cleveland was the democratic party.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

Will any one look over the claims allowed by the board of su- pervisors at their last meeting, as published in the Mineral Wealth, and please tell us what the money was paid out for?
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

Nothing has been heard from the republicans of Arizona since the Mckinley convention adjourned. It is safe to say that they are afraid to place a candidate in the field on a gold platform.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11

The insurgents in Cuba are mak- ing it exceedingly warm for the Spanish and it now looks as though Havana would fall within the next ten days.
Mohave County miner., 1896-07-11
Important Announcement.

To more fully cover the mining field of this county and the country contagious thereto the MINER will hereafter he puD lished simultaneously at Kingman and Needles.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04

The prophecies of all our wise men
were set at naught in the case of the
bark Zinita, which recently went high
and dry on the beach north of Damon's.
On last Friday just before noon she
set her sails and with the assistance of
the tug Traveller, and twenty-five or
thirty men heaving on the anchors,
she sailed away for the Sound in tow
of tug, leaving one anchor and about
half her ballast as the result of going
ashore. Captain Burns, of Aberdeen,
Scotland, under whose management
she was foated, is an old hand at the
business, having saved more than a
hundred wrecked vessels in various
parts of the world. Capt. Burns is
now at work on the Glenmorag, which
lies on the beach north of the Columbia
river, and which he expects to get off
in time to get home to Aberdeen in
time for his Christmas dinner
Mon tesano Vidette.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04
Forty Defendants Living.

Last Tuesday evening, at the resi-
dence of Chas. Slower, a son-in-law,
birthday party was given in honor of
the SEVENTEEN anniversary of the birth
of an old pioneer, Mr.. John Fry. Mr..
Fry crossed the plains with regula-
ton. OK team in 1851, and came to
Gray's Harbor in 1870, where he has
since resided. He gave the party some
of his experiences in 81, the recital
being enjoyed by all present, which in
cluded twenty children and grandchil-
dren, as we'll as ether invited guests.
Tuesday was also the birthday of a
grandchild, Miss Rosa Markham, who
lives near Olympia. We will run the
risk of displeasing the young lady, and
will publish the fact that she is just 20
years of age. We do this so as not to
spoil the story. When she was 10 yeas
old, the party of Tuesday was arranged
for, to be given upon the day she
should reach the age of 20. and her
grandfather the age of 70. The next
important anniversary celebration is
appointed for five years hence. Mr..
Fry has forty descendants living eight
children, thirty grandchildren and two
great grandchildren. Aberdeen Re-
cOrder
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04

HE entire vote in the state of
Nevada at the recent election was only
1860, considerably less than the vote
In King county. And yet Nevada,
which has for years been in condition
of chronic decline has three votes in
the electoral college, two United State
senators, one congressman, and has
been the indirect cause Of bringing
more trouble upon the country than
any other state in the Unic,n.-P.
Insurance in reliable companies at
best rates. Apply to G. c.. Angle,
JOURNAL office, Shelton.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04

The total cargo shipments of 16 of
the leading mills of Washington in the
month of October,as officially reported
to the West Coast and Puget Sound
Lumberman, aggregated 37,727,012
feet of lumber, and 4,149,S85 lath.
Of the lumber, 14,494,547 feet went
foreign, and %, $780, 55 feet went coast
wise. The total exceeds September
by over 100000 feet, but the foreign
was shy 100000 feet, as compared
with September. The ten months of
1896 to November LIST, show the total
lumber shipments'by rail from Wash
ington to have been 93,168OOO, as a.
gainst 76, 494 900 in the corresponding
months of 1895.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04

A CIRCULAR issued by the Timed
Plate Manufacturers association shows
that there we're in 1895, completed
and in the course of construction in
the United States, thirty-four tin plate
works, with 166 mills. The capacity
of these mills was estimated to exceed
100000 tons OF finished product an
nually and to give employment to
about $4,000. A report of the special
treasury agent makes the following
statement of the production in the
United States, the figures representing
pounds: 1892, 26,213,256; 1896, 63,-
6S1 ,541 1894, 9S,970,8S0; 1895, 1885,
57I,379.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04

HARRY PREscoTT, a pioneer resident
of Olympia, who is about 80 years of
age was arrested last Wednesday
evening on charge of stealing an
overcOat from the Parlor saloon.
Deputy Sheriff Mills searched Prescott
room in the upper story of his build
ing at the corner of Main and Third
streets and recovered the coat, which
was valued at$12, together wi h many
other miscellaneous article which had
been gathered i'll by him. Prescott
appeared before the judge and pleaded
guilty, the charge being petit larceny.
Prescott has considerable property,
and is evidently kleptomaniac.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04
}. d. RILEY, Manager.

The new buildings of the Northwes-
tern Lumber Company's sawmill will
be completed about December 80, and
the Mill will be one of the best on
Gray's harbor. The main building
will be $4,000 feet, with an L 4Ox60,
with a capacity of 100000 feet. The
main saw will be a double circular,
and one mill will also have a nine-foot
band saw, gang-edger, gang-trimmer
and gang-slasher. There will be no
elevators all refuse not worked into
wood will be returned to the fireroom.
The drykiln has capacity of four cars
a day, and the machine shop will be a
model of perfect ion.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04
Hoping Prosperity Won't Come.

Why do the free-traders harp and
harp on about the re-enactment OF the
Mckinley law? It would he just as
reasonable for them to claim thAt the
protectionists intend to re-enact the
Morrill, tariff. Both the Mckinley
tariff and the Morrill, tariff embody
the principle of protection, the prin-
ciple which is the very backbone OF
the party of Mckinley. The differ
ence is that each was framed to meet
different conditions. The new tariff
bill will be framed to meet still later
conditions. The underlying principle
will be protection to American labor,
the specific terms of the bill will be
made to meet specific conditions
existing at the time of it's enactment.
That those specific terms will be
what existing conditions demand we
may feel assured. The party of pro-
lection has never yet failed to frame
bill which has brought confidence and
prosperity to the country.-Recorder.
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SINCE the profits in smuggling
opium have fallen off, it is said that
smugglers have turned their attention
to bringing phenacetine to the
country under cover. Phenacetine is
coal tar product made in but one place
in the world-Elberfeld, Germany,
and there is tariff tax of % per cent,
on importations into the United States
The sales of it in this country reach
81 100000 annually. There is no duty
on it in Canada, and hence it can be
struggled over the line and sold to
druggists much cheaper than they
can buy it in the legitimate way.-P.I.
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President Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Ohio,
Is highly respected all through that
section. He has lived in Clinton Co.
IS years, and has been president of
the Sabina Bank 20 years. He gladly
testifies to the merit of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and what he says is worthy
attention. All brain workers find
Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiarly adapted
to their needs. 1t makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from this comes nerve.
mental, bodily and digestive strength.
81 am glad to say that Hoods Sarsapa-
rllla is very good medicine, especially
as blood purifier. It has done me good
many times. For several years suffered
greatly with pains of
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Log House in England.

Tacoma, Nov. 27.-Special.-On tie
Danish ship Jupiter, which sailed to-
day for London with a cargo of lumber
goes consignment OF 1900 piles from
Puget Sound They were ordered of
the Tacoma Mill Company by a
wealthy resident of London, and will
be used by him in the construction of
a log house for his country place.