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The evening times., 1897-02-03
ACQUAINTANCES OF YOURS

There is onehl#he present administration
who, say what you will to the contrary.
has made fiRepublic record, and that is
Hon. CharlesN Sumner Hamlin. In the
campaign he'Nasa a gold man, it is true:
and he made a few speeches, but he hasn't
kept his yaFyp Stretched wide open as
many another gold administration per-
son has done, Hutpn the contrary he has at
tended strictly to business in his room at
the south end 0fthe Treasury-at the south
end, going nefth, that is He is consid-
crate and studiOgs; wear glasses, it may
De, and looks Bostonian, but they say he
digs into these questions OF customs and
that sort OF thing, and knows about them,
and is able to decide them as hardly any
other assistant secretary has ever been
able to do. Andhis record has been proper.
also. No frills about Hamlin; just busi-
ness; and that in a polite and accommo-
dating manner, as befits servant OF the
people, and befits servant Of the people
the more the higher up he is in the blue
book.
The evening times., 1897-02-03

Some one has been saying lately that DIR.
Iaimagc is indeed fine friend of the
newspapers, having taken occasion to say
more than once that they have been OF the
greatest help to him, personally, and to the
cause which he partly represents And
IL Is said that he has gone far enough to
say that if an average American had
bipie, Webster's Unabridged and daily
newspaper, he was all right all of the time
Dr. Talmage has profitcd very greatly by
the attention OF the newspaper; and unqnes-
uonably the cause which he partly lepre-
Sents has greatly profited by it also; for
where, after all, is the newspaper or publi-
cation OF any sort that is not operated for
the benefit of human persons, who must be
human and decent land pretty good most
OF tile tilnel il they hope to make that pub
hcation successful among the masses OF
people who are themselves all the time re-
curing that sort OF daily pabulum? II may
DE inferred with equal certainty that the
newspapers would not have paid so much
attention To DR.. Talmagc If his efforts had
not been worthy. They need not be called
sensational; il is enough that they are in
terestlng. And if they are interesting, and
II they are valuable also, then they are
what the newspapers want.
The evening times., 1897-02-03

o, Cupid had pair o. wings.
He lost 'em long ago,
And wearily the little god
Afoot was forced to 60
Invention then through Already
Her path did swiftly strike
Now Cupid's smiles illume the earth;
lie travels on bike.
Miss Priscilla: "Euphemia, do you know
that every mouthful you eat so carelessly
is full OF microbes
Euphemia, serenely: well, aunt. I've
been living on them for eighteen years.
then, and I'm afraid to make a sudden
change OF diet"
The Romans said the teacher, "were
good at bridge building
81 should say they were.' murmurcd the
bad boy ON the hack seat. Look at her
noser'
81 hope" said the little woman, thought
fully, as she finished reading the account
OF the Nansen expedition, THAT baby will
have to do the way those men did, and
live on his boots y
MY dear, I hope he won't" hastily re-
piled her husband. as he recalled the times
when his patent feathers had been soaked
for that purpose.
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The Tesskssrsa' Institute.

As announced some time ago, the
county teachers institute convened at
the school house Tuesday forenoon
with some twenty enrolled, which has
Increased TO hfty-two.
Owing to the change in the school
law, which does not compel d teacher
TO attend an institute in the county in
which he Or she Is teaching, the at
tendance Is not as large as usual.
Those WHO are in attendance take
considerable interest in discussions
and have, with 4 few exceptions, come
prepared to make II Success Many
valuable suggestions have been given
by d number who do not belong TO the
teaching force of the county.
The following teachers alad visitors have been
enrolled and attended its sessions: Prof 4 ]
Collins, HHt tie E CGIl0w, G c Johnson, W
Durboraw, MEry A Young, Blanche Woods W
Woods, Mrs a Clay, kay TODD, Frances l.
Galushs, Mis- Geo Champlin, Cora ii Duck
worth, Samuel NJ Wyatt, II Minnie Ford, Ethel
MOrash Maggie MOrash, Lem johnson, Mamie
Graham. Nora IumEn, A1thea s Corey, Mrs NJ B
Meyers, Ada F Meyers, Fl Williams, ChRs i
Cook, Hugh Thornley,, Isabella Forrest, Es1na
Sheldon, Mabel Murphy, Grace Baldwin, Joyeie
Shelton, Carrie CanOw, c " Fisk, Alice Lang
ridge, II Parry Jones, Mrs Mary E CyIhert, Ben
TrOyer, " W Woods, Jennie Potts, Mary Hu teh-
ins0n, Ola Shaw, Ole Shaw, Cecil Dunbar, En-
ma Thomas, III EaIls, W D II orris0n, Dora Webb,
N y-rtle sim ps0n, Cole Leisure, John Galley, " C
Fisk, Mrs Allie Webb, / W Woods
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IN Superior Court.
SHELTON, WASH. June 80. 1897

SHELTON, VASE. June 80, 1897
Superior Court met in regular ses-
sion, Judge Hodgdon, presiding.
Frances jackson vs. Edward Miller.
foreclosure, order Of default granted
as TO certain defendants.
G Rosentbal VS. Dennis Hurley, ct al.
motion Of plaintiff 10 tax costs TO de-
PENDANTS, denied.
r W Shaw Us Vim Deganhart, canse
continued.
In the matter the Estate Of Ne1s
Peterson, deceased, Chas Neeb7. Fred
Needy and L Ferris appointed ap-
praisers.
Joseph Dnrand vs. John B Forbes.
demurrer Of defendants ustained and
plaintiff allowed ten days.
J c Furgeson vs. c Ellis et al, fore
closure, defendants motion TO strike
part Of complaint overruled, and al
lowed ten days 10 fnrther plead.
Ernest r Bailey Is W. Asrnus. &C.
cree Of foreclosure signed.
c W Hartman VS. c { Simmons.
Motion Of plaintiff for order striking
answer and for Judgment, taken m
der advisemert
In matter Of allowance Of extra ser
VICES for commissioners, hearing set
for next Term II Court, July 18th.
PRACTICE ECONOMY IT buying medi-
cines as II other unatters. It is econ
omy TO get Hoods SarsapariI1a be-
cause II contains more medicinal va7ne
tbanany other-100 doses one dollar.
Don't forget that Shelton Will fnr-
nisb Z good en terta1u1Dent On MONDAY
July 9Th, ard I cordial Invitation Is
extended 10 the comfy people to come
and help rs celebrate.
DNew Aarnilche VIII celebrate Satrr-
day with big picnic, water sports and
dance.
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CSrresp 0ndenee And County Notes.
HOOD CANAL. Juue 80. 1897.

/ HOOD CANAL, June 30, 1897.
The school On the reservation closed
Last Thursday. II viii not reopen M
til September. The petition the pep
PIE OF Shelton year ago Is well as
those IN this region, protesting against
the close Of the boarding school was
wise as the average attendance ND TO
the hrst Of May Since last September
was less than nine. Since that time
II has been Z little larger, but even
since the pleasant weather, not half
OF the children On the reservation have
attended regularly, for more than half
OF them live over two miles from the
school house.
H. l. Bryan closed his third term of
school at Riverside last Friday. He
has been engaged to teach again next
fall
J. NJ. Swaziland left last week with
his sloOp for the fishing fields at Point
Roberts. J. Powers accompanied him.
Chester c. Ee11s returned last Satur-
day from Conpevi1le where he has
been at school since last September.
Mr.. Martin, road supervisor at
Hoodsport had force of men at work
opening and turnpiking the road
across the reservation
T. Pierre and wife of DukaDoos are
visiting their daughter, Mrs A. r.
Burt at Hoodsport.
T. ]. Church OF Lake Cushman has
an article in the June number Of the
magazine, Recreation, entitled, "a
day with Quinaa1t trout
Mrs. c. P. Nntter Of Union City is
enjoying visit from her mother, Mrs.
Chanp1in of Marysvi1le Cal and her
sister Mrs. Lampe, of Tacoma
F. Todd of the Webb ranch is inst
closing job Of setting ont five acres
of turnips. With one man as an as
sistaut he has been about five weeks
at II.
The steamer Violet Is engaged IN
towing logs from the camps along the
Canal, to Port Gamble
Burt and Fredson have Z contract
of getting ont two Thousand piles for
vessel which viii come TO Union City
to load and take them TO San Fran
cisco. - Ct
At the HARRISON school election 5. a.
Watson and vs. Hale, were chosen di-
rectors and WHEELS clerk
Miss Alice I5angridge closed her
school at Dewasto Bay last Thursday
jaime Doe died at Union City Tues-
day, aged % years. He WAS native
of the Bermuda island where brother
still lives. 1t forty years since he
/ first came TO this coast.
= T. Wyatt of Holly left Thursday
with his schooner and load of goods
for the Hob river on the coast. Harry
Cassidy went with him. The whole
| family expect TO go next trip
Mrs. Ee1ls and TWO SONS left today ior
Tacoma to ATTEND the State Christian
Endeavor Convention
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M ARRIED,-at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. M. Ee11s,
Hugh l. Bryan and Miss Alice M. Hale.
On the 18th, which was the twenty-firgt
birthday of the bride. The were mar
rled AT 9 O'Clock in the morning and
Immediately after the wedding break
fast the happy couple left for Shelton
II order TO take the noon boat, SO as
TO be in Seattle by night.
MI. Bryan has been teaching the
Riverside school for the past nine
months and his father Edgar Bryan,
now Of Seattle was an old pioneer of
Olympia IN the sixties. The bride is
the daughter of H. c. Hale, who at
one time was Indian agent at Snoho-
r1lsh; and the grand daughter of c. H.
Hale, superintendent Of Indian affairs
Tor Washington Territory in 1868 and
John 7. Knox, now of San Bernar-
dino, Cal. but sub agent On the Sko-
kOrnish reservation in 1866 when he set
ont the lannon's reservation orchard.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. Thns. Webb
Miss Dora Webb, Thos. ". Webb, Mrs Allie s
Webb, Miss Jessie WhiflOck Mrs 5. L R0bason
Of Seattle, sister OF the groom; II. C. Hale and
wife, Misses Kate and Ethel Hale, Messrs VII
liam &, Albert II, and Frank Hale, brothers Of
the bride; Mrs. W. 3. Hale, OF Seattle and Rev
and hrs EeIls.
Among the wedding presents were E set OF
silver knives. forks, teaspoons and table Spoons
from Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Webb; china berry dish
and silver sugar spoon. from MI and Mrs.
Robson; china meat dish from Miss BERTHE
and Ernest Bryan of Seattle; 3 silver berry spoon
and comb from Mr.. and Mrs Hitchcock OF
Boston, q sister OF the bride; q Bible from Mr..
and Mrs. Eells; silver butter knife from Miss
Essie Webb; q set Of silver knives and forks
from George Webb, cousins of the bride; salt
and pepper shakers from J. T. KNOX and q dress
from Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Blow
An interesting item in addition was
the baptism Of Raymond Whitman,
infant son of W s. Hale. S.
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Death of Mrs. III. M. SuttDn.

Mrs. Harry NJ Sutton, of Montesano.
died at the Portland hospital, June
End, Of consumption, after d long
and hopeless illness. The remains
were brought home TO Montesano and
inferred there last Sunday. The
many Mason Comfy friends of the
family extend their sympathies.
The Montesano Yidette says: Mar
garet c. Campbell was born al Kanil-
chic, Mason county, Washington, Jan.
,, 1865, the eldest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Campbell, now residents of
this city. SING was married TO onr well
known citizee and Pnbhc Official, H.
NJ. Sutton, % Jan !, 1888. After
their marriage t1he3y resided in Tacoma
until May, 1857. when they moved TO
Montesano, where they have since re-
sided. NH
Three chllsren were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Sntton, the eldest daughter
dying when about three years of age
Mrs. Suttonas illness dated back oyer
a year, when 4 severe cold developed
into consumption, which resulted in
her death, despite all that con1d be
done 70 prevent it During the past
year she has been at E1lensburg and
Portland, but failed steadily despite
the best medical aid.
The death OF Mrs. Sutton is sad
loss, not on1y-ito her irnnediate re1a-
tives, but TO a7Rrge circle Of friends
TO whom she was mucb endeared. Be
sides husband and children, she left
father, mother sister and two brothers
TO mourn her loss.
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The JOURNAL,
The Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-02
Summons.

II THE SUPERIOR COURT OFTHF gTATTF OF
NAS8IAfiTON, FOR MASON COUNTY
PHII4AURA ! ARIEL eJf54iH
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-02
Summons OF Publication.
In dhe Justice Court, ". D. Baldwin, J. P.

in The Justice Court, ". D. Baldwin, J. P.
To L. E SHIELDS:
In the Name q the State OF Washington. Won
are hereby notified that Grant c Angle mas
fled complaint against yOu IN said court
winch VIII come on 10 be heard Oh the md DIV
o. July, 1877, al the hour Of ten clock in thu
forenoon OF sEid day al my Ofheei in shelton NJ q
son County. state OF Washington and unless Won
aTpeET and then and there answer, the same
WILL ne taken Is confessed and the l,r4yer OF the
plaintiff granted.
The object and demand Of the said eornr,lsi-st
Is to collect & balance due the said plaintiff on
al account against Won far publishing LEGAL
h0lces ana a0EeTulsarnfllts IN the MASON C0UN-
TY j JOURNAL. Y0u are further notified that Al
J. NJ unson has been ggrEisheed in the said ac-
ton as having money in his possession belong
11g 70 You, ana ne has been summoned 10 ar,-
pear and answer touching his Iinbfli+I 'es co..
nlshee on the return day Ct TIE said summons
hereby served. " D. BALDWIN. J. P
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Personals.

X. Munson was in Tacoma Wed
-ssdaT Oh business trip.
Eaaford Clark was in Seattle this
week IN order TO get . new ARTIFICIAL
eye.
Miss Crissie Knee1and is home from
me Tacoma High School On q short
vacation.
M. and Mrs. Chas. Stone and the
Schumacher boys are in Seattle tax
1T IN the big celebration.
Judge aodgdon came IN Tuesday
sveninr and held a short term Of
conrt, leaving on the NOON boat
Miss Edith Miles closed her school
in the Dunbar district, Satsop Valley.
hast Friday, and left this week for her
home in Tacoma.
Frank Drolet was over from Hoods
port last Friday, and reports the tour-
list travel for Lake Cushman about be
ginning for the season-
William Barrett and Jack 1oder,
with their Witnesses, were IN Olympia
Monday, proving mp on their nome
steads in the Wynooche country
Alec. McKaig stuck z nail almost
through his foot, Wednesday morning
while jumping of bicycle, and VIII
De laid mp for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Lott spent sew
eral days this week visiting their rela-
tires On Yelu Prair1e IN Thurstou
county, returning Tuesday evening.
The Shorter party returned Mednes-
Gay evening from q weeks camping
trip TO the Skokonish river. They re-
port plenty Of fish TO eat and good
outing
Mrs. B. c. Kelly is IN Seattle this
week and Will stay over for the big
celebration. Her sister, Miss Fann1s
Baker, was married there Tuesday
and that was another attraction
Attorneys H. S. Trernper, OF Seattle,
AMI H. Shackleford, OF Tacoma, were
the only visiting attorneys before thf
court this week, several others sending
1nr their motions to local attorneys.
Mrs. s. Hunter and Miss Clara An
sorge are at Vancouver On the Cclurn'
hia this week, attending the ANNA
convention Of the ". c. T. u, expect.
;nr to get back home by Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Drahar arrived last week
from Montague, Mich, TO spend thu
summer with her children, Mark
George and Miss Mamie 'Draham
Ms. Draham spent the summer II
Sselton three years ago.
Nj and. Chas. Leake and Midgis
Grove over 10 E1ma Tuesday where
ne Latter were put aboard the train
~ Aberdeen and viii spend TIT
Fourth visiting Mrs. Morrow and lam.
Ny. Charlie brought the buggy back
i1d VIII 20 over on his wheel Friday
IL. Bryan and Miss Alice Halt
ws-. married at Riverside, Tuesday
morning and came over TO Shelton II
t--nt 10 get the noon boat for down
Sound points, where they viii spent
ING honeynoon. Their buggy and
iTn2adinenta were appropriately hllet
with -1ce BIZ their admir1ng friends a
riverside, as a "giFe-away-
M. and Mrs. Theophl Bordeaux
parents Of the Bordeaux brothers ami
Ms. Henry Fanbert, arrived IN Shel
To- o. the 18th to spend the snm1ne
VISITING their children. The couple Il
qr-ie aged, nearly seventy years, bu
maze the long trip from La Prairie
Gtnada, II good shape, and wIthou
trouble, except that their hsggagi
~ert asrray. Thos. Bordeaux was t.
nave met them at St. Paul, but con1l
no, get away In time 70 make the trip
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-02

u TIE sIFEEI0R COURT OF THE STATE OF
WASHIEGTON, FOR MASON COUNTY
PHI1AURA gAEEEI1. PlaffHiF.
ALERT n JCREE-NSEE, Defendant
Inc STATE OF Washington TO said 4 IberT u J0r-
gsnseIl. Defendant.
4On ere hereby summoned ID appe8r within
sixty Gays aIJer 1bs aaEe OF The first publication
OF This SUMMONS, teWIf: within Eixtv DAYS nj or
bbe Isl CsaT OF May 15g7, and dsTend the above
enTItIed action IN the RbUve entitled court and
&nSWer the cD11IIllalT1t 81 Plaintiff and serve a
copy or your answer upon tie undersigned at
t0rner Tor Pla1ntIff at his office, below stated.
aDd II cEse % T0uT failure so 10 da. IudgrreuT-
Will De rendered 0gaginst YOU according to the
demand 81 Inc D0uI plant, which ms f,aeu fled
with the Clerk Of the BEid court The above er.-
Titled cause Is al action 10 foreelose a mortgare
on Tie following Described property, situated IN
Mason DOEufy. SlGte ol Wash, Iio-Bj1:
LOIS ~ RIG n aid the 3. OF sell OF Sec 2s
Up. IL y. Z " except from the above descrit-
ed those Jour parcels heretofore sold rs follows
LIST. TIC RDbt. E Gelharf, recorded in Vol -sIJr
page "a % records OF deeds Of Mason Cuuufv
Nn
IND: To John Eden. recorded in Vol. .sY.o
page rs OF the RECORDS OF deeds OF Mason County,
Nm
Bro To John Eden, recorded in Vol. 4sZ-
page Of the records OF Mason County, Wn
4th: Deed to J. " Felix. reegraed in Vol
Y T'Rge 10 CT the records Of Deeds OF Mason
O0lntE. v 4 .. p. RICHARDSON
May 2 ST. 1887 Plair1tifT7r Attorney
2. O. Address, Shelton, Wn.
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.rBstEIFTION RATES.
-.,- pry.ble in Advance On
81 months 1
Tor, months u" NJ
-,,r,. eoDv wrapped, If des1rsD 10
ApvTET1sINE RATES.
rp ION. Inch) for al Oommerclal
cne ~ hAD' 5B
7,nas for each insertion per line ND
- - rar7isinr, at rates allowed by Law
',-e.s - the oficer or attorney Eutnor-
'a,r N. publication End is payable on
-.,,.. AZ .fhdsvit Of publication.
--rs ANNOUNCEMENTS by special contract.
-A-Ss a. %
-, T.H1t and Marriage notices 1ree Ano An!
--e-. NJ local interest Thankfully recelVso'
,,--espundencs solicited
denominations ssIt 10 this of1ce for PUBL
n, accompanied by the name OF the
So .,se no attention win be pGid them.
An mt hold ourselves responsible 1or Inc
~ oDiuions expressed by correspondents,
W. -.ss-ve IN. right ID reject any Eno al
-,,--p f q y,ersDnel nature, renecIlhg 10 'ns III
ss,,fu.l Sissretit Of any one
N.-1.r so- puphcati on and al changes OF AZ
,.-..irr should reach Us by wednesday, fFsh-
- iust-e lnss
a1Iss c.n when IN
-EE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
6sB sta SneIboh "san'
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The W c. T. u. have made arrange
ments for d great treat for the people
of Mason County. Miss Jessie Acker-
man and Miss Belle kearney viii visit
Shelton together and hold meetings IN
Knee1and's Hall Jn1y 9TH and 9Th.
Miss Alderman is we1l-known as
the '.Round-the-world missionary" Of
the ". c. T. U and viii lecture on
Wednesday evening. Miss Kearney
is one Of the National Organizers Of
the W. c. T u; two years ago she was
elected state president Of Miss. but re-
signed TO make an extended tour of
England, France, Germany and Italy.
She viii lecture Thursday evening.
No admission viii be charged TO hear
these grand women, and II is hoped
they viii have crowded houses.
The hay crop in this vicinity Is
about On, and the farmers On the Sat
SOP commence work next week The
showers Yesterday VIII help the second
crop ont, as well as the gardens
Mrs. Louis Derosier is staying al
Mrs. John knee1and's for d few weeks,
where she can have better care than
is possible at home.
B1ood-purifers, though gradual, are
radical IN their effect Ayers Sarsa-
pariI1a Is intended as d medicine only
and not q stimnlaut, eKcltant, Or beT-
eraue- Immediate results may not al
ways follow its use; bit after a rea-
sonab1e time, permanent benefit Is
certain TO be realized.
Picnic Baskets and Hamnocks, also
complete line of fishing tackle and
sporting goods ar L. E MnnsonFs-
STATE OF OEIo, CITY OF oLEDo5
Lucas COUNTY
FRaxKI CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner OF the firm o F. J. CHENEY 4 Co.
doing business in the Cit of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid and fhEi said firm viii pay
f,e sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every ,case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the Use OF HAILs CxrAEEF CDEE-
FRANK J. CHENEY
SWORN 10 before me and subscribed n my
u-essnre, this 9Th DAY OF Deeen Der, A d. 1895
AE GLEASON
SEAL Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly On the blood and mp cgus surfaces
OF The system send f3r TestiuDE ials, Tree
Address. FL CHENEY & o.. Toledo, o.
Said by Druggists. 55e-
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Shelton Pogt-Offlce.

sstl. close for the East daily At II 30 A N.
-. rInse for the North daily Ell a. N.
80, arrive daily 1850 A.. II.
esp--al Delivery open from A NJ. TO L NJ, L
&c. II End I'd p. N
Nh, l.sve for MEtlock. Mason. juno. Grove
- eyrsor 81 5 N every Tuesday End Friday
onsy Orders and Postal Note. issued.
j. Z. ELIGA- Postmaster.
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yFANTED-SETERAL FAITHFUL MEN or
N N0mer 70 travel Tor responsible estat fisi-
ed house IN Washington Salary S7gA. ngvaF,le
50 weekly EB5 EXPENSES Position rssrlnaIls.rIt
Reference EElol8ss EslE-a7 dressed szarn.,ed en-
FeisI'e- The AE1i9aal, Star = zildfng, Chicago
Rubber garden hose, couplings.
members, nozzles and spr1nklers at
Hunter & Eatonss.
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YillinePg:

Stamped Linen Good
Silk Pushes, Sarahs,
Trimmed and Untrim'd
HATS,
Ribbons and verifying kept
In a hrst-class Millinery Store
Special attention given to
retr1n1n1ing-
Mas " B. EATON,
Shelton, Wash
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-19

expenses OF delegates to the Ohio Pop
uilist convention who would vote and
worl, for the nomination Of a Popullst
ticket in Ohio, and that each Of them
was given railroad tickets from Cleve-
land to Columbus and return and each
was handed q check for $25 by Mr.
Dick, drawn and signed by him to pay
expenses.
"Mr. Preyer produced this check and
letter written to him by Mr.. Dick.
"The exposure and disgrace Is COM
plete and overwhelming. 1t not only
shows the infamy of Mr.. Dick, but
what 1s far more important, 1t affords
conclusive proof of the infamy of Mark
A. Hanna.
scene Of this disgrace nothing but the
arrest of both Hanna and Dick, and
such criminal dealings with them as
facts and the law warrant. Such men
as they, and such crimes as theirs,
have gone on hong enough unmolested.
AS these crimes now Just exposed were
committed in Cleveland, perhaps the
arrest and prosecution will have to
take place there. Let 1t follow at once.
'While In this city yesterday after
consultation with Chairman Nash, Mr..
Dick had gone to the Union depot to
take the train for Cleveland. He was