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The herald., 1897-11-06

Six furlongs-Japanes won, silva Sec
ond, Our Chance third; time, 1:14%.
One mile-High Test won, Con Reagan
second, Full Hand third; time, 1:43.
AT LEXINGTON
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 5.-Results:
One mile-Loyalty won, Lockhart sec
ond, Three Bars third; time, 1:451s.
Six furlongs. handicap - Bona Dea
won, Banished second, Rastus third;
time, lis.
Six furlongs, selling-Anna M. won,
Midlight second, Liew Anna third; time,
1:1S.
Five furlongs - Sanivel won. Dunster
second, Deyo third; time, 1:O51a.
Five and half furlongs-Frank Grif-
fifth won, Kathie May second, Sis Tan
third; time, 1:12.
AT GILROY
GILROY, Cal, Nov. 5.-The races to-
day resulted as follows:
Pace and trot-Monogram won in three
straight heats over Letter 3. and Nancy
W.; best time, 1925.
Trot and pace-Unfrished postponed
until Saturday. Entries - Gray Jack,
]. S. c., Jaun Chico and Any Old Thing.
One mile, running-May COCKS Cy-
clone won, Iron Packer second, Xopos
third; no time.
RACES TODAY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-The Wash
ington Jockey club begins a two weeks
meet at Bennings tomorrow. The stables
are more than we'll filled, some owners
being obliged to quarter at Ivy City
Considering the time Of year, an un-
usually good class of horses is here to
participate.
FAIR RETIRES
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Charles
L. Fair, son of the late James G. Fair
has announced his retirement from the
turf. Mr.. Fair has been liberal patron
of racing for several years, but las met
with nothing but hard luck.
The herald., 1897-11-06

To make for big stock Of Holiday Goods which daily
arriving and demanding attention The prices given below show
how determined make An examination OF these
special bargains will you that have adopted the right
method to accomplish object.
The herald., 1897-11-06
A Bold Bluff

EUREKA, Nov. 5.-An attempt was
made to wreck the bridge of the Eureka
and klamath River railroad across Mad
The herald., 1897-11-06
Mems
Furnishings

Natural Gray Mixed Underwear, o.
former price soc. Room making c1c1l
price, garment ..................:.
lens CameI's.hair. also natural gray H.
rool Underwear, former price $500. OAC
rom- making price, garment. ....
w Manufacturing Co.'s FuILfashioned
Dely-ribbed Cotton Underwear. 90
lo!nr price $l.7s. Room-making VOC
prieea garment. t....................
men 'sBrown Derby-ribbed all-wool Or
Onaersar; former price SI.25. Room N0C
maKingrice, garment. ............
Mems W,ite Hemmed Handkerchefs, e
former Pre- Ioc. Room.making price, &c
SA~"'''''',
mems LaaStyle Neekwear, former ~.
price 25c. I4C
Room'makin.prlce. ...........
Mems Seamlss Gray Mixed Half Or
Hose; /, :;,t former s., ice loe. Room max. Z5C
Eugene P. Pey<'s a1oo Linen Collars and
Cuffs
collars. .......... 1Oc each
Cuffs. .............. zoe pair
The herald., 1897-11-06
Boys
Furnishings

Boys' Wooden Knee Pants. made with 81
elastic waistband; worth soc and 75c. c1ODC
Room making price.
Bows Heavy Ribbed Hose, fast black, ~
two-thread; worth 25c. Room making (C
price ......s....ss........
Boys Silk Windsor Bows, hemstitehed IN.
ends, all latest patterns; worth 25c. I3k
Room making price
Mothers Friend Shirt Waists, In medium and
sa's @si:t :'f5s ssSs ss'Vs'''' school Csc
Boys Heavy Cotton Underwear; ~.
worth z5c; lines broken. Room-mak. I9C
Ing price ....................
Boys Serviceable School Shirts, In o.
medium and dark oolors, made with c01C
yoke. Room making price ..........
The herald., 1897-11-06

Six furlongs-Japanese won, silva Sec
ond, Our Chance third; time, 1:14%.
One mile-High Test won, Con Reagan
second, Full Hand third; time, 1:43.
I IS-INGT0Nr
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14

Sbieres 1T. 9ieraus folet. bab BON
fol9en !Saustbieren, bic in talten
Stalunsen untersebra@t iinb ooer i'm
9erbit unb Gribiabr bel Wtnb unb
Metter auf Der Meioe ober i'm Geloe
ausbalten mifen, cine gang beoeuterz
be Mense Der auf9enommenen Nabs
run9 our groeusung Der nOtht9en
,&DrperpGrme pertpenoet tuerben mub
unb nur Elm iebr eertnser She'll oers
ielben gum Mniab bon Gleif4 unb
Set ober aur Mil4probuttion btenen
tam. Gals bic inn Gutter entbalte'
men MdbrftoHe gu Der @raeugun9 bet
nDsbigen R0rpertpdrme niht ausret>
4en, pirb iosar bas i'm R0rper a1z
seieBte Gett gu btefem 3pede tpteoer
perbrau9t. Solen besbalb unfere
6austbiere bel tdlterer 1emperatur
ibrer llmgebune ni9t an R0rpersez
uidt perlieren, fonbern fogar ouneb>
men, tpas ia bod in ben metiten Tdlz
len beipnbers bon unieren Mafttbie>
rem, perlangt tptrb, 10 lit cine entfprez
henb itdrtere unb before Giitteruag
elm u~nbebingtes @rforbernib. oils
8etpeis fir bic 8ebeutuns Der 3emz
peratur bes Mufentbaltsortes fir bic
Werpertbuns Der GutterftoTe unb bic
@rndbrung iberbaupt iutrb in ber
rMnleituns CUR S@peine3u&t unb
S9neinebaltung bon W. 8aumetSter"
folsenbes 8eifpiel aneefiibrt: stint
Shafe slei@er Ronititution unb Rafz
ie 3etgten in bier Mtntermonaten bel
CANA eleider Gitterung: auf Dem
Jelbe obne allen S@ub @etptAtsabz
nabme IL pfunb; auf Dem Geloe unz
ter oFenem S@uppen @etpiats3unabz
me 4 pfunb; auf benz Telbe unter
parmbaltenbem, gd@lofienem S9up=
pen @epi@tsounabme 43 pfb. 9terz
na9 ergiebt ii@ Elm @erluft bon 55
pfb. Gleif@ ober bon II pfb. pro
Stiid, ausf4lieBi@ tnfolse Der Dtfz
feren3 in Der 9emperatur bes Mufent>
%baltsortes; tpel4e Mertbperluite be-
bingt bies BEL elmer 9eerbe bon 500
@tiid9" Das ein3ige Mittel gegeu
berartise @erluft beftebt BARN, bab
Tarmer nod mebr als bisber
barauf 8eba9t nebmen, ibre 9ausz
THERE in m%affipen Stallunsen NIT
Doppeltburen, fotpie bur@ cine quite
Ginftreu gegen bic @trenge bes Winz
tiers gu f@iBen unb fe I'M Gribiabr
ober !9erbit BEL taltem unb regntrtz
f@em @etter ni@t gu LANCE auf be-
ober i'm 6elbe 3u lafen. Man
fo1te ntmmer bas @pri9mort bergdz
fen: rDte Rdlte 3ebrt benz 8ieb bas
aus benz Qeibe."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
Der 3uder il. Der 3a6errabe.

Man bat bereits frib feitgeftel1t,
bab bel Der 3uderribe ber 3uderge>
bait NIT Der @rDbe Der 8ldtter in
3ufammenbans ftebt. Sc srDber bic
SberflG@e Der Bldtter 1T. oefto mebr
3uder entbdlt bic Riibe. Die 3uderz.
riibe beiibt audi bon alien unferer
Rulturpflan3en bic grDbten 8ldtter.
Strobmer Fat tur3li@ (nad ber
6iterrei@tf4 : ungarii@en 3eitidrtft
fir 3uderz Snbuftrie unb 2anbnirtb<
f4aft) 0eriu9e bariiber angeftelt,
nel9e Role bic COMMUNICATING
bei Der 3uderbilbung fpielt, unb atpar
banbelt es fi9 barum, feft3ufeQen,
pel4e Sbeile bes @onnenipeftrur1s
gu Der @r3eu9un9 bes 3uders baupt<
idbli4 mttnirten. IS itellte iih ber=
aus, baB bic fog. @emif4en Strabz
len bes @pnnenli9tes. al{o bic blauen
pioletten uno ultrapioletten, nur in
febr gertngem MaBe bas @erm0gen
baben, aus &oblenfdure unb MaHer
etnen organii@en Stoff gu btlben. Gs
f@etnt fosar, baB iie Bel btefem @or=
gauge bDntg entbebrlt@ finb. Dagez
gen 1T ter @tnflub Der mittleren
@trablen i'm Spettrum, alfp Der nel=
ben, bon beionberer 8ebeutung. Dies
nurbe babur9 ermittelt, bab 3uderz
riiben aus @amen glei9en l1rz
iprungs unb glet4er Sorte unter p0l<.
Zig gleiden 8ebtngungen a%ngebaut
unb bic baraus er3eugten Niiben bon
Mnfang Muguft an benz Sonnenlt4t
ausgefeBt nurben, bod nit benz I'M.
terf@iebe, baB MIR bel elmer Heibt:
BON pflan3en bas 2idt uneefdrbt 3uz.
gelafen tpurbe, ndbrenb es Bel. elmer,
3tpeiten bur9 gelbes, Bel elmer britten.
bur9 blaues, bel elmer bterten bur4
rotbss 2i@t binbur4gei9idt purbe.
.S4pn mad Mblauf bon IL 9aoen
3etgte fih Elm unterf@ieb in Der 8lattz
bilbung Bel biefen berf@tebenen Mei=
ben: unter tpetbem unb gelbem g. e
gebieben iie trdftig, unter blauem unb
rotbem blieb tbre @ntpidelung balb
auriid; I'M blauen 2i@te blieben fogar
i4lteblt4 nur etntge !9er3blGtt9en
ibrtg. 9ie Graeusung prganif9er
Subftan3 in Der @ur3el gefbab in
bemfelben 8erbdltntb tpie bic @ntpidz
lung Der 8ldtter; bod bat es aller<
btngs ben Mnf@ein, bab Bel ber um<
tpanolung biefer organif9en Subitan=
gen in 3ltder bic 9emtf9en Strablen
cine tpeientli@e @one fptelen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
S utteruna Der MuBthi,re
mdbrenb bes Minters.

Cine Der nidtigiten @orgen bes
Garmers be3igli@ Der 5itterung fei<
ner 9biere 1T cine glei4mdBtge Ser
tbetlung Der porbanbenen Guttermtttel
iiber bic gan5e pertobe Der Mtnterz
fitterung. gu biefem 3nede 1T IS
Dor alien Dtngen nDtbig, cine genaue
6eftfte1ung Der norbanbenen Suffer-
mengen na@ @etptht bor 8egtnn bes
Winters poraunebmen. Dabei tbut
man re6t, &Ilfenfru@tftrpb, Mtnterz
ungsftrob unb Sommerungs1troh gez
trennt gu balten. Gs mGre unratioz
nsQ, tpollte man gu 3eiten mir @trob
BON @interung, gu 3eiten nur ioldes
BON @ommerung pber 9ulfenfrii@ten
geben. Wet5enitrob 1T 3und9ft als
CUR @inftreu am geeigneti item gu be-
tra6ten. Rogsenitrob mub por Mlz
lem bas n%otbnenbtge 9ddlel fir bic
3ugpferbe Bis CUR nd9iten @rnte ge<
ben, unb bierauf lit BEL Der Minterz
fiitterung fdor am 8eginne berfelben
Ridii9t gu nebMen. Suites CONNIE
r~ungsftrob unb DEFENDERS iol@es bon
9ilienfrii@ten 1T Elm nabrbaftes unb
~betDmmlt9eres 5utter, tpie f4lehtes
6eu bon Mteien ober i9le9ter Rlee.
@o 6eu tnapp 1T, tpirb es bur@ eritez
res oft polltommen gu erieBen fein.
Sat man bic porbanbenen @orrdtbe
BON !6eu unb Strob na4 @etpi4t feitz
qe{teQt unb bic fir ben nd4iten Spmz
mer erforberli9e Menge fir 9ddiel Be-
seibungspeife Streu in Mb5ug gez
bra4t, 10 bertbetle man oas Tutter
mad @etni4t auf bic Sage Der pertoz
be. Dipibirt man nun bic fir ieben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
Der 6 n + ii & ber&dlte BE
Der bring un e
e

Sc. unterliegt teinem 3peifel, baB
pdbreub bes Minters in Dielen 8irthz
14afteM bic Giitterung Der 9austbtere
ben beabii9ttgten 3med ni9t bon nnb
gang erfiqt. 9auptfd@li4 infolge
Ser nnfenntniB manher Qanomirthe
be3iglt4 bes @rndbrungsborganges
i'm Sbiert1rper gebt in ieber tdlteren.
Sabres3eit Elm bebeutenber She'll bes
tbieri5&en Suffers perloren. eSeber
Ganbnirtb {onte ntfen, bob bas BON
ben Sbiere11 aufgenommene Tutter
nt@t aleiu our 8ilbuns BON Gleti4 u.
sFett, fonber11 aud our Gr3eugu11g Der
nDtbtqen R0rperndrme btent. Die gu
lebterem 3tpede btenli@en 5utterbez
%tanbtbeile, in erfter 2tnie bas Set
uno bic itarteartigen StoHe, perben
i'm RDrper bes Sbteres tbatldhlt9
perbrannt, b. 3. fie p%ereintgen 1td9 NIT
benz @aueritoH Der etngeatbmeter
2uft unb nerben bann, tnr3 ge1agt,
peratbmet. Mie i'm Ofen bur@ bic
Wereinigung bes binautretenben @auz
eritoHs NIT benz !Solae bic Warme entz
ftebt, 10 pirb aud i'm 9bterfDrper
bur4 ben porbtn genannten 8organ9
bic rDtbige RDrpertpGrme er3euet. Sin
GROCER She'll Der tbierii4en Nabrung
6tent alio rur als 9ei5material. IS
1T baber extraordinarily, bab I'M
SbtertDrper Elm UNI 10 gr0Berer She'll
bes Suffers our WGrmebtlbung perz
brau9t mirb, ie mebr MGrme benz
&Drper bur4 bic i'm umgebenbe 2uft
ent3ogen tpirb. Dieie Mdrmeent5te=
bung be3iebungsmeiie Mdrmearsz
itrablung bes R0rpers 1T I'm 10 ftarz
fer, je nieortger bic 9emperatur bes
Observation-Disclosures bes betrefenben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
sn M%atbbunpiQe,

SH JtutVVHIIDtHe 10 U(ttIelI
meitlt4 bon s . n g, e. q.
ipurbe Elm i4redlt9er 9oppelmorb perz
ibt. Mm Mnen, Mm !9errtnqton
nnb GloDb Mpers tparen tpege11 bes
8eftBes elmer 8uffalozW asenbede in
Strett 9eratben. Mue BRET tpuren
fart angetrunten. @pGter fubren
Mllen unb 9errtngton mad benz 6auz
e Mpers unb berlangten bon linn bic
9ede 5urud. Mpers feuerte aus iei=
1er Doppelflinte 3pei S@iFe ob unb
bra4te M0en unb 9errington tDbtltde
Wunben Bel. Ser 9oppelmDrber
puroe feitgenomme11 l1nb ms @efdnqz
nib etnseliefert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-14
en- ihrem .6eim hei 6nhtnnnt

= Sn ibrem !9etm Bel 9oppoob.
in Der MGbe BON Il n / 0 n t 0 IN n,
3d., ma9te 6rduletn 2aura 8enningz
ton ibrem 2eben bur4 @ri@ieBen Elm
Gnbe, nadbem lie tur3 porber in elmer
3u1ammentunft nit tbrem @eltebten
Sic @erlobuns aufgeboben bate. Die
Streitigfeiten 5tpii@en ben 2tebesleuz
ten berubten auf religi0ien 0tfferenz
gen.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
Business Locals.


The Holiday trade is opening early
this year, and we have already sold
many OF our choicest articles, and ad-
wise shoppers to come in early in order
to avoid the rush and have a wider
range of selection. At Santa Claus
Headquarters. L. K. Munson.
See our new arrivals in staple ho1i-
day goods, good for every season New
Mackintoshes, Rubber goods and
Underwear at HUNTER & EATON.
Acloth bound story-book for Is cents
at Frank Tuell's.
She1ley's Cough Syrup is selling
faster than ever. Buy your Christmas
presents at Shelley's.
WANrED.-At once Hay, Potatoes,
Butter and eggs at highest market
prices. HUNTER & EATON.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
The Flyers Boast.

The steamer Flyer persists in break
ing each year the worlds record made
by herself for the great number of
miles run at full speed. The Flyer
has covered during the last year H.
72O miles at full speed. This is almost
1000 miles or 5000 miles greater
than the record of 1894, of ,695 miles.
No steamer in the world IS put oyer
such distance in a year.. Day after
day, with occasional 1ay-offs on Sun
days, the fast steamer makes four
round trips between Seattle and Taco
ma, the distance each way being
twenty-eight miles. The steamer
seems particularly fortunate in the
accidents, and is rarely laid up for
more than one day. AT the close Of
1897 she will probably turn up with a
still greater record, eclipsing herself
once more.-P.I.
Don't fail to see the bargains we are
offering in shoes at MCDONALD AND
ONEILL.
Harry Wetheril1, the veteran sea
otter hunter of North Beach, was in
town few days this week and reports
very poor success this season. He
says there was time when he thought
it nothing unusual to get Is or more
OFT er in one season but this year he
I. - <>~,1x ~,.~roodod -. rra<<;~,r &uo 60
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
In Town Council.
SHELTON. Ian. 2.

SHELTON, Jan. ., 1897
Council met in regular sessi on.
Present Mayor, Clerk, Marshal, Treas
urer and Councilmen Dipman, Morri-
son, Forrest, and Covi1l, absent At
torney and Councilmen Horton. Min
utes of previous meeting approved.
Annual and quarterly reports of
Treasurer, Clerk and Marshal, SUBJ
mitted, read and referred to committee
on claim and accounts.
Weekly reports of Town Marshal
read, and placed on file.
The following claims was presented
and on report of committee were,
allowed:
A. J. Munson, nails, etc. $1.70
Hunter & Eaton, oil, etc. 1.1o
Vogtlin & Maxwell, team work. 11.O0
Council Adjourned. C. V. DUNBAR.
Clerk.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08

ANEW BOOK, "KN1TTING AND CROCHET
ING" of "a pages, over so original designs IL
jackets, etc. has been published by The Home
al Milk st. Boston, Mass. and will be sent with
a subscription to that paper. The Home is a
literary and domestic topics and fashions Its
department of Fancy Work is special feature,
new and original designs each ISSUE The price
clude one of these books. As special induce
ment to trial subscribers, q copy of this book
will be given with months subscription.
The price of book is Is cents, but a months
subscription and the book combined will be
sent for only % cents. Their annual premium
list for 1897 will be sent free on application.
Smith-You told me your friend sang like
bird. think he has horribly hoarse voice,
How can you say it is like bird?
Jones-We.l, the bird meant was crow,
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
HOW's This.

HOW'S This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo ..
We tie undersigned have known r. ;. Cneney
for the last l5gears, and believe MIN persecuy
honorable in all business transactions and nm
ancially able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST a. TRUAx Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
wA1prsG, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O,
HalPs Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sursaces OF
the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Told by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
ssTommy." said the teacher, "what Is meant
by nutritious food?"
..something that amt got no taste to tire
piled Tommy
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
@illinePy:

- Stamped Linen Good
Silk Pushes, Surahs,
Trimmed and Untrim d
HATS,
Ribbons and verything kept
in a frst-class Millinery Store.
B@ Special attention given to
retrimming.
Mrs. w. B. EATON,
Shelton, Wash.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
shelton POSt-Office.

u.;,s close for the East daily at II 80 A. NJ
Nails close for the North daily at A. N.
Nails arrive daily 1890 A. M. :,
General Delivery open from A. M. to IL NJ
to 5 ?. n. and to 7t;M; Mason limo Grove
Nd satsop at m every Tuesday and Friday
Money Orders and Postal Notes issued. ..ou
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08

We are spending more
than our profits on Sc'ssb
Ang S Best tea to get you to
try it just to try It,
Your nancy back # you
don't like it.
At erecers' in packages.
{ So .aas
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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oneyea'' p rs
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ronr months ~
single copy wrapped II desireu' 70
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s.r.re zone Inch) for all Commercial
.dr.rtising per month 'oo
,...l lines, for each insertion per line. 10
I ,'..I advertising, at rates allowed by law
.s,rged to the officer or attorney author
i,ins the publication, and is payable On
,.,r,nce of affidavit of publication.
advertisements by special contract.
La %
p;r,h. Death and Marriage notices Tree ana any
.,tor, of local interest thankfully received,
correspondence solicited
denominations sent to this office for publ
..;., must be accompanied by the name OF the
r-iter. else no attention will be paid them.
We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
x,.vs or opinions expressed by correspondents,
ND We reserve the right to reject any and all
latter of personal nature, rejecting TO The IN
.'sidu.lGiscredit of any one.
Matter for publication and all changes OF al
..r.isinr should reach us by Wednesday even
ing to insure inse rtion.
Gi,eu IFS call when in town.
THE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
o.- .h SR R.Sts. Shelton Wash.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08

A few more mems all Wool SHIFTS
left. We are selling them at $500.
MCDONALD & O'NEIIL.
John Cameron tells us that the new
cog-whee1 locomotives are not very
satisfactory, as yet, on the main line.
The difficulty seems to be in keeoing
up the required amount of steam to
handle the trains.
A. W. Shelley is kept busy putting
up medicines His Cough Syrup is
selling faster than ever. Syrup of
fiGs s. cents.
clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton cents
Spool At Mrs. r. NJ. shaws.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
Death Of a Satsop Valley Pioneer.

Mr.. John Taylor died at his home in
the Satsop Valley Wednesday morning
Jan. 6, at 10 O'Clock, aged 81 years.
He was born in Bolton, Lancashire,
England, Feb. Is, 1929, weere he spent
the first thirty two years of his life
when he came to the United States
and settled at Ga1ena, Ill, where he
resided till 1887, when he came to this
state and settled with his family in the
Satsop Valley.
He has been blind for the past
tweAty-seyen years as the result Of a
para1ytic stroke and has been falling
in health for the past nine months.
He leaves to mourn his departure
his wife. one son, Thomas, and three
daughters, Ellen, who lives at home
and Mrs. Margaret Carstairs of Mason
and Mrs. Jennie Melville of Montesano
Wash.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence on Friday Jan. 9Th,
and the interment held in Odd Fellows
cemetery at Shelton, accompanied by
a number of friends from the Satsop
Valley, Rev. Lamoreux conducting
the services.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08

w women 10 travel for responsible e-.ablish-
Al ho11se IN Washington- Salary $3.50. PAYABLE
III WeekIy and expenses. Position permanent
Heserence I'm .4,.. s.t al iressed Stamped en-
vEfs3a The National. Star Building, Chicago
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
Commissioners Proceedings.
SHELTON Tar

- sA<AON, > du. 4, 1871.
board met pursuant to law. All present.
~ is ordered thai 1868 be transferred from
Dlioge fund to road fund for credit as follow,
district ID, 1894 and dist ss7.2s.
Appeared the following road supervisors and
upon nnal settlement were allowed as follows.
\ = ra. nis' No2 SO OF
c E Griggs :. ~ ~
G Wells 10 ~
s 10 60 rs
w NJ Martin "a ".
oonos OF treasurer Fredson and County At.
'orney Hartman were duly approved and order
ca recorded in the Office OF County Clerk as re.
quired by law.
Bill of NJ C Simmons for repairiny br;doo
across Kennedy creek, was ordered paid ont of
bridge fund in the amt of $26
Treas was ordered and he is hereby authorized
70 Pay toG Angle such amounts as acoumu.
,a'eo 1or advertisement of delinquent tax lists
Tor years 1891 and 49,
IL Is ordered that the sum of 81 be paid L
Remnant from bridge fund for building bridge.
on Dewatto road.
luis ordered that SIS be paid to DIS Nance
from bridge fund for bridge work in Dist7.
IuEsDAY-Appeared the folio Sed road SUPER
vlsors and upon final settlement were allowed
as follows.
Jos Valley No II g.. o.
oonn 'aFan 10 $3.50
Sl950 from bdg fund and $12 from dist
appeared ID l. McReavy in interest of John
McReavy and made explanation to board re-
garding the cut made on Hotel bill for care of C
ID Roberts INDECENT at Dec session. After con-
slderlng the matter Board ordered that said
John McReayy be allowed $500 additional to
former allowance.
Appeared R B Daniels dpty Co Sury and filed
reports OF viewers and surveyor and map of Co
road petitioned for by NJ Rolf ct al and Abr
9th 1897 at 10 a m set for time of hearing
Dpty Co Sur also filed reports of viewers and
surveyor and map OF road petitioned for by H D
Woodln ct al and Apr6, 1897 at 10 a m set for
time of caring.
Petition for Co road was made by John A
Sebenius ct al and same laid over for correction
in bond.
WEDNEsDAY-In the matter of establishment
of county road petitioned for by Peter Anderson
ct al, the board after examining all papers on
file made order establishing same, according to
law. Same action taken in the matter of estab-
hshmentof county roads pettioned for by C
Hodge ct al and M D Stewart ct al
Appeared T Buding Supr Rd Dist and up
on settlement of his accounts was allowed sGS
from funds of said dist.
Appeared Bennetson, Supr Dist and upon
settlement was allowed $1O2.5O from funds of
said dist.
Board then approved the bond of H Hunger
ford, Corone reject and ordered same recorded
in the office of Co Clerk.
Appeared Treas Maxwell with his accounts
and vouchers, his quarterly statement showing
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-08
Town Clerks Report.

TO THE HON. MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF SHELTON. Gentlemen:
herewith submit to you my Annual Repor
as Clerk of the said town of Shelton for the year
1896:
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IF you don't get out OF here" said the bar
tender, who was somewhat given to circuitous
statements. at will become my painful duty to
soak you in the neck.
.Might inquire" responded the gentleman
who had stood against the stove for two hours
s.might INQUIRE if this is to be an external or
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7b. Mason County Journal.

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BY
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