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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03
The Present Administration.

When President Mckinley was in
augurated the country was in the
midst of the hardest financial depress-
ion since the war and all kinds Of
business was nearly paralyzed
throughout the whole country. Al
ready we see signs of better times
from change in Administrations
According to the reports OF Dun and
Bradstreet, business of all kinds Is
picking up, factories starting, and a
feeling of security exists in every COM
mercial center.
The tariff bill just passed will afford
revenue enough and no one believes
that bond issue will be necessary to
keep up the gold reserve. 1t vii! take
some time for the new tariff oiil to
demonstrate its real merits as millions
of dollars OF imports must be consum-
ed, the millions that were imported IN
anticipation OF its passage.
Though the gold discoveries III the
Klondike and the scarcity of wheat IN
Europe and the Orient have contrib
uted some to the return of prosperity,
yet even the croaker and silver mine
owners admit that we are on the verge
of an era of better times. The calami-
ty howlers will soon be out of job as
the thousands of dollars that were
boarded, which will now be in circu-
lation, will demonstrate that the Cir
culating medium is large enough pro-
viding there is employment.
Mckinley, SO far, has shown wisdom
and patriotism in his appointments,
and not the figure head of Mark Han
ma, as was claimed he would be before
election. All admit that he is honest,
a man of strong personal character,
and will carry out his own ideas, and
we have every reason to expect that
his administration will enforce the
civil service in spirit and letter, which
has been nothing but a partisan farce
of the administration just past.
The cheerful prospect OF the return
OF good times is encouraging to all and
it is our belief that ere two years have
passed this country will enjoy the
times of 1892. It is too much to ex-
pect that after the disastrous admins
tration of Grover Cleveland of four
years, intensified by the fight of the
silver mine owners to get the govern
ment to furnish market for their
product, that the country would re-
cover soon. q. 1t takes time, hut the
recovery has set in by money becom-
ing more plentiful and at cheaper
rates, a rise in the price Of all kinds Of
products and an increased demand for
labor.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03

The first letter mail to be dispatch
ed from this country to the Klondike
region under the new reciprocal ar
engagements with Canada, effected by
establishing an international exchange
between Dyea and Dawson City, will
be forwarded from the Sound by a
steamer leaving September IL. From
that time forward letter mail will 90
over the new service regularly once a
month. The last opportunity to send
newspapers and reading matter gener-
ally into the gold region until next
spring will be afforded by the "paper
mall" the last of the season, which
will be forwarded by steamer. leaving
San Francisco September 5.
A HALF ton of baled moss was shin
ped from Sultan to a seed house at
San Francisco on Monday by A. C.
Reeves of Wallace. This is new in
dustry, and there is no reason why a
large trade should not be developed in
this line. At any rate, it is time for
the moss to be pulled off of this coun-
try. Ii we hope to counteract this
klondike movement we must get in
and scrape down the moss SO that peo-
pie can see what there is here.-Sultna
Journal.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03
Explored the Olympics.

Alien Weir returned Monday to
Olympia from three weeks noun
tain climbing trip in the Olymnic
range OF mountains. The party. con-
slsting OF Hon. w. E. Humphrey and
Rev. MAJOR Of Seattle, DR.. Chas. F.
Parent OF San Francisco and Hon
Allen Weir of Olympia, went into the
mounta rs the early part of August
entering rom the north, via Port
Townsend. After about ten DAYS the
Seattle members of the party returned
TO civilization. but the San Francisc,
and Olympia gentlemen continued
their exploration. They were eouip-
ped with ample provisions borne hv
pack animals, and as the country i;
well watered, they were prepared to
camp wherever desire might suggest.
They played the frequent streams tor
trout and always with success, and
iouno game IN abundance, ranging
from the pheasant to the elk.
away up next to the glaciers on the
neadwaters OF the streams was found
al open' grassy country that might
well be styled the hunters paradise.
Mr. Weir must have lived well, for he
seems to have fattened on his noun
tam climbing.-Olympian.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03
CASToRTA
The fac n
simile ~ ia On
Gguature/ (AxN<E every
Of SS<H<IX %Z<CE<zZ wrapper.

The Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining
Company, owning and operating the
world famous Treadwell mine, which
is one of the largest gold producing
quartz mines in the world, is to double
its output, erecting q 300-stamp mill,
the largest in the world. The m inc is
on Douglass island, near Juneau A
mill in South Africa has
heretofore been the largest in the
world. Advices received from juneau.
where the company's Office is located,
state that the erection of the new mill
has been ordered and that it will be
out Treadwell gold before
the end Of 1898. The Treadwell mines
output OF gold for June was $66,0OO
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03

The Klondike boom in Tacoma has
not diminished the interest in the
Pierce County Fair, Sept. 6 to IL, in
elusive, and the association having it
in charge have determined to make it
the years great event on Puget Sound.
A fine program of horses and bicycle
races with liberal premiums is present
ed, and other sports and entertain
ments will diversity the occasion. The
Agricultural and Horticultural force
OF the county, headed by the largest
and most successful producers, are
taking active interest in the Fair, and
their products of the farm and orchard
are expected to exceed those of any
former exhibit. Tacoma extends a
welcome to all to visit her during the
Fair week.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03
AAAAsAAAh

The Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
mas agents at work in the various
counties, looking up the matter of de-
hnquent taxes on lands owned by
the company, and also on lands which
they have sold on contract, in order to
complete the settlement between the
receivers Of the old company and the
new corporation. 1t is said that tn e
company intends paying up their de-
llnquent taxes. If they do so, it
means nearly SIS, 900 for Mason conn
ty, and will set many Of the counties
on their feet again.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03
TIM NOrthorp D,orGo :. oI.

THE Northern Pacific is solving the
problem of hauling freight over the
mountainous district of Washington
by displacing its regular 45-ton loco
motives with fourteen locomotives of
63 tons each on the drive wheels. The
new engines are among the largest
and finest used in America. They are
built by the Schenectady locomotive
works, are of the ten wheel type and
are calculated to haul train of thirty
cars over the mountains. This is
nearly twice the average amount
which can be drawn by the average
locomotive, and consequent saving
is effected in operating expenses. The
new locomotives are likely to prove
beneficial in facilitating the move
ment Of grain, and will keep the road
clear of blockades, resulting in an in
crease of the amount of wheat brought
to the Sound.-W. G. Trade.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03
Additional Locals.

Location and other mining blanks
for sale at this office.
An expert has been cleaning the
time attachment to the State Banks
money vault, and putting it in order
for the first shipment from the Klon.
dixie.
We take special orders for Ladies
and Misses and chi1dren's Capes and
C1oaks. Call and see style cards.
samples, etc.
MCDONALD & O'NEILL's.
Miss Ansorge's Kindergarten closes
today. and if sufficient encouragement
is given, she may continue in some
other location. Her work has been
very successful, and her pupils have
Leaned many useful things, besides
having their minds occupied and out
of mischief.
Don't pay more than Is cents for
any dollar patents, or 40 cents for so
cent patents. You can get them at
She1ley's for that price.
Big lot of new Fall Goods at Hunter
and Eaton's.
Bicycle caps and school caps; some
thing new at Mrs. Eaton's.
The JOURNAL can sell best White
sewing machine, or a good bicycle to
be ordered from the factory, cheap.
Before you go to the Klondyke, call
at Giles and get a pair of smoked
glasses, you will need them.
W. W. Martin. the Hoodsport-Cush-
man stage man, was in town Monday.
He reports that company of Hoods
port men, including himself and boat
builder Robbins, is being planned, to
go to the Klondike. They intend
building steam schooner of suitable
size and draft, at Hoodsport durin 6
the winter and be ready to leave for
the yukon river next March. They
will take ample supplies and steam up
the river to the goldfelds, where sthe
boat could be used for the river traffic
and the members of the company could
do whatever seemed most renumera-
tive. The plan seems to be most SEN
sib1e, and as the projectors are hardy
men with more or less mining exper-
fence, we believe they would be sure
to succeed.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03
Hoods Pills gripe "a All P draggi s 25c.
Treasure Ship Due.


IN Seattle Of a steamer from the Yu-
kon with its cargo Of gold in dust and
nuggets, its bronzed and goldenrichcd
passengers and It's general auriferous
atmosphere, has sprung to a high
place in The regard OF news gatherers
and news readers the world over. No
sooner does one such treasure-laden
craft unload its exciting tales upon
Seattle. thence to be disseminated
throughout the country, than the fe-
verish world is eager for another feast
Of fact and story. THE steamer Port
land, anxiously awaited, has brought
her message and will SOON again de-
part. She has told her tale and now
the nation longs to hear from her sue
cessor, the steamer Cleveland, due
from st. Michael next week. It seems
hardly possible 10 overestimate the
Importance attached to this arrival by
the vast hosts OF newspaper readers.
No news is more earnestly perused or
more thoroughly discussed, in season
and out, than that coming from the
bearded lips Of some miner just from
that region Of gold.' Pages of newspa-
per space we're devoted to the steamer
Portland's arrival as much more will
announce the homecoming of the
Cleveland. There Is reason to believe
that the Cleveland's news will far ex-.
ceed ia scope, though not in accuracy,
that brought down by the Portland.
The latter vessel was in sense disap-
pointing. This was owing to her fail
ur9 to make connections at St. Mi
chael with the steamer P. B. Weare.
When the Portland left, the Weare
was daily expected from Dawson City
with @ number OF miners and q guam
tlty' OF gold aboard. If the. river
steamer has met with 40 accident, she
Will certainly reach the end of her
journey in time to transfer her cargo
to The Cleveland. It is in expectation
OF this that the leading newspapers of
the country are preparing to handle
story By the Cleveland which shall
surpass in interest that brought down
by the Portland.
The average man likes to know that
substantial evidence OF the richness of
the Yukon accompanies the miners
who talk 50 glibly OF millions. They
will not accept q Monte Cristo on
faith. The Portland brought down
bat 100000; at least $750,OOO had
been expected. Her passenger list
also was light and made up of men
poor, IN comparison with those who
came out on the first voyage of the
Portland, giving the news which seems
to have crazed half the world.
The attention given the Portland,
with comparatively meager results,
will now be transferred to the Cleve-
land, which may be depended upon to
have at least 100000 in dust and
nuggets, and between thirty and forty
miners directly from the gold fields.
Mt
Notwithstanding the short interval
between the arrivals of the treasure
ships Il G Cleveland will have much
fresher news, providing the P. B.
Weare shall arrive in time at St. Mi
chaels.-P.-I.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-09-03
the Sound.-W. G.. Trade.

LAST Monday August 9, says the
Whatcom Blade, the Mount Baker
single mill broke the worlds record
for ten hours run, cutting $4,000
shingles on that day. Gus. Larson,
the well-known champion shingle
sawyer, was at the helm, G. IT. But
ters and Gale Pierce were filers. Mr..
Larson previously held the worlds re-
cord next to last Mondays wonderful
cut is the cut made last April, $4,000.
Although he is not large, 5 feet 81
inches high, chest 39H inches, weigh.
l76 pounds, Mr.. Larson is marvel.
For ter months past his average daily
cut was 1900 shingles, feat that
has not been equalled anywhere.
FROM newsboy, selling his papers
on the corners of Chicago's crowded
down town streets to the presidency of
a state university all within twenty
years, is a rapid rise in the world.
Yet such is the progress of John Hall
Raymond, who last week was called
from professorship of sociology in
the university of Wisconsin to the
head of the university of West Vir-
ginia. Moreover, he is the youngest
president of university in the United
States. And yet some people seem to
think the poor boy or man has no
show.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-05-20
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fine IafiiF|3e1lsrs - }s3:<
TThe EplMre fan, LATEST thing
out, at G. Rheinauer s. - :
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ses at Rheinavsr's>>; !. s1z<g:
The Racket-Laces, 1c, &C, SC,
4c, sc. 1Oc.
essts6suta la : an .tlR tiavors
atsTroXler's. =.
= lice Cream and ice cream soda
aAhe kn1i-ADHopoly drug store.
Edwards Bros, the leaders in
all kind: OF market supplies.
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$780,
PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE

PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE
The steamship Florida has re-
stunned service between%Port Fam:
pTaHd Mobile, sailing on the fol-
bMiW 1nedule - n, t.;
IV. Pc. Tampa Saturdays o:3o pm.
III. Mobile Mondays 800 am.
Lv. Mobile Tuesdays 200 pm.
Ar. Pit. Tampa Thursdays :oo. Am.
The steamship 4c9aazs has sHpe
rioraaeeuuuna aionxafDr both fr2
and second class cabin passengers.
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/ - - - - ''>''' - 49, 49,
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SO. Whestolesem.5 MeT s:6v,ef.'
shifts, efor 'sscs f4feh'so drawers,
s'fof! a5c;"; mems tundershrts!a %.
fefIeyd, c56O yds. sp66l ie5ttoli, Be;S
laaie's vests & he did G5e! t4adfe's:
shift waistfsets; ;Io9il5e,' 2uegg s5ey
peaiq" ecsei.;buttohs, lqet;s side
cSnbsy;5c;;lelooKs, GOO IIand .Sse,5
bafgaint towelsj fbtHolaaas'siqheac9.
5e,pTey9t, qbt c15c;n ladiess1glSse sj1
loc; velvet skirt binding, 'bsc:i
f ee; alu araSa, s,'H
fe errsaecs Pipbt5 ceau1ppss,s 9ffQg .Ae;o bowl
st4ffati al re s3cs q2G; fly Jlt4fTaRpsa
1898 ,:4. 7at, enaW4fhlo sapcscRafho 2 s3aei,,
enamel stew pan, .TGs) aa qqaa1M4ef
pudding PAM claee; :! e sfaffs wash
basin, o1lAe,E ;5IEbbee, Racket.
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; 1es., notice ljj 81 d6iIr bt Hyll, 5; 2 qtXSahnk
Chap 4Saz Laws Of Flo1iaa License rax. viii Be-
enforced by seizure and sale ofiptoEeyty fog Pay
ment OF same unless paid a. once.
+. d. PoosER,
s,66t-d Tax Collector.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-05-20

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th}sb heb & Or babXY pSSWderT, At III, Pr
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f5 5fd&a !h!9PEAIorsun bus .2roiioczuar:
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onlyxl5e;at @ GRhehauefls 1iodi yc
| Edwards Bros !; TIE tie leading
buttfiers, ,foiP: qanything in their
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skirts, the latest novelty, at G.
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the ne: RazaE."':G 49,; yIiic;i:l a'!:aH
Malt extract fer a-general
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a { ,pS storeP'i 'iaou..It = Oh = non
10 GGi9qffrect: shapes iip!. stylish
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sauce pans A quart, cii0hllot 3
quart, steel enamel stew pan. zoe;
job lot : quart, steel ehamthe t5l milk
pans 12c; steel enamel wash basin,
l5c::' No more at these Prices
when lot is sold" The Raektti.:oI:
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c0ttages,ahestzaf repairs, . lqsalS
the square, will rent, cheap ;fef
summer. Apply to R. D. Fuller1
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worth doGbMish aBAsAs paper
and rs envelopes, Hoe; Is pens, SC;
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license aid who:hsts not paid ANGER, sessie9 10.
Chap 4Szz Laws Of Florida License Tay will be
enforced by seizure and sale OF lptopeyty fnB pay
ment of same unless paid a. once.
I'd. PoosER,
,,6-6t-d Tax Collector.
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