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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-18
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Miller, Rhoads &c Co, !.

!; Our ~ AZ
Dress Goods X ::
Department ~e X !.
* has demonstrated the
ssss.ss fact that the people.
* will buy goods If the
ss,*.* Styles are Right and
= the Prices Cheap.
.ss"ss Each day brings
x forth many New
ssa** Novelties, Checks and
* Fancies.
New line of Checks in blue, tan,
wide, 25c.
New line Of Sheoherd Checks, in pur-
pie, navy, green and white, the correct
styles tor circular skirts at 39c.
Beautiful line of Mixed Suitine in
serges, 50 inches wide at See.
Another line OF Checked Suitinps and
Novelty Dress Goods, 40 inches wide,
J Soc
A new line in Taffeta in all shades at
IS.
A new'line Of Fou1ards in blue and
white printing at 35c. and &c.
New Percales in ali the latest effects, a
yard wide, y l-2c.
White Checked Mrstin> Sc.
White Checked Muslin. &c.
40 inch White mia Linen at I0c.
Asrec;al in White Cambria ar &c.
45x36 Pillow Cases, hemstitched, at
9oxe6 Hemstitchsd Sheets, large size,
Sc.
1914 Unbleached Sheeting, y lie.
lO-4 Eleachej Sheeting, t5c.
he best Crochet Quilt in this city,
Marseilles pattern, ready hemmed, S1.00
grade, &c.
Soecial Table Locm Dice a. y 1-2c.
New line of stamred linens, Just re-
csived, in Bureaus Covers, etc.
Veilings.
A visit to this dc7artmert will give
you soma hints Of styles and prices of our
plain dotted and bordersd vcilings.
Latest Veilings with ruffled edges.
Handkerchiefs.
Plain H. S. Handkerchiefs, colcred
borders, also II. S. Embroidered, Sc.
each.
Ladies' ali Linen, H. S., special, Sc.
each.
Ladies all Linen H, S. hand embroi
dered initial, t0c. each.
100 styles scallopcj and embroidered
Handkcrchiefs, some ali linen, - 1-7c.
Ladies' Mourning 3andkc.chiefs for
ST., ]Oc., y lie. and 25c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-18

TRUSTEES NOTICE OF ASSIGN.
| MENT.-pnrsuant to q deed Of assign.
Petrie. executed the 2lst, day Of December
1896 to me as trustee. I have taken charge
OF the stock Of floral goods and all otIler
property contained n store number So
tire floral garden, hot houses, fixtures and
Harris & Petrie at Port Norfolk, Nor
folk COUNTY, Virginia. and by Virtue
Eard de, and Gpp9,rtenances by retail or
the, late said Harris & Petrie viii please
make p"omp: settlement 10 me at my Of
flee, Main street, Norfolk, and all per-
sons = hanying claims against the said Iiar-
duly authenticated. at my office as soon
as convenient. -
competent agent has been appointed
to CONDUCT the business at IS Cranky
a 81 ana t ali persons desiring floral gGo,!s
purchases at That r'nce. a complete In
HentorY or said property has been made
and may be seen al my office at any time
by any person concerned. IS
. I. W. EASoN. 81
ueczo-ti ~ TrusteA
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FORT OF New YOrk.
New York, Feb. l6, 1896

ARRIVALS
Hchooner Edward Smith, Lane, Nor
y schooner Hnyard Barnes, Mahafrey,
Nor:olk for :Sew Haven
BOUND SOUTH.
9choonet John II. Cannon, Harrison,
New Haven for Norfolk.
sch4oIier Charles r. futile, Bowen,
New Havenfor Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-18

BY II. l.. Page & Co, Auctioneers. No. 2
Bank street. n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-18
CAROL1IN
peal act requiring railways to redeem
unused tickets.
TWO REFOIGAIATOI,IE.S.

The Senate devoted Its entire morning
Session to discussion Of a bill! esta blish-
ing two reforma tories for youthful Grim
inqls-one for each race-and 1t has
passed, IL to s.
Representative Howe, colo,ed, de-
manded an investigation by the House
Of GOV. Russell's attack upon him yes
terday. with the charge that the South
ern Hallway had bought him.
The House tabled by 4 vote Of 81 to 81
a Dill reducing railway fares to 10 and
cents mile, reducing telegraph and
telephone rates and prohibiting franks
and free passes.
h# BANKERS UP IN ARMS.
Bank people ana others are up in arms
against section In the proposed ma
chinery act which requires all holders OF
bonds. stocks, notes and other like as
sets 10 take them to a tax assessor and
have the latter make record and stamp
them The stamp stating that they were
submitted for taxation. bank men say
this provision, If enacted into the law,
would practically break UP the banking
business. The State Treasurer, when
asked to-day why such Il thing was put
i'll the act. said It was lie only way he
knew 10 get al this sort Of property, and
get taxes on 1t.
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DIR. CZARRA'S.
NO CURE. NO PAY.
od0 Pa. Ave, n. W., Washington, ID. G.

Specialist III chronic and private dis
cases, flies, Structures, Iydrocelc, Gout,
Gatarrh. dyspepsia, Blood Poison cured,
vitality restored. Consultation free and
cvniidentlaL TO both sexes. LADIES suf-
sen, Indigestion, irregularity, etc; quick
rehe1 ana cure guaranteed. PRIVATE
SANlTAR1UM for ladies before and du.
ring confinement. Lady physician and
nurse III attendance. Office hours to .
D. m te2i
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AUCTION sALEs-T1I1s DAY.
0CIlON SALES-FuTURE DAY.
John c. Niemeyer, Auctoneer,
&c, Elmo Hotel at Auction,

The owner having arranged In locate r.
business ,u IN another city. win sell at pub.
nc 9TTHGffifGns as WHOLE, ct Il o'clock a. m.
the lease hold Furniture and FiSt iH of
t dI 81: Elmo Hotel, Portsmouth, va, in.
e CT ,, license and good will: also ut the
up St Elmo Shaving Parlor, With busi.
ness Of fourteen years ISL >,-4 = 'oa'77t-
The st. Elmo Hotel is opnosita tba O.,
board Air Line Union Depot. and ni1ia-
cent to the landings of all railroad and
steamboats, entering Portsmouth and both
ing business. Parties desiring to PURCHASE
time. u ~ oitS
TERMS CASH
JOHN c. NIEA1EYER.
lel6.tdS General Auctfoneer
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18
Correspondence And County Notes.
AATOCK. June. 9th 1907

A4TOCK. June. 9Th 1897
Ed JOURN4L-Au effort i being
made TO establish 4 saloon AT Matlock.
Sol Simpson refused the parties To-
cation On his land. as did also the
raucherS, but building was put upon
wild land about q mile from Matlock.
Oh the public road toward Carstairs
and Is low open for business. presun,-
ably dispensing liquors \ big peti-
ton headed By Sol Simpson and sign
ed By ali the residents OF this vicinity.
IN conjunction with several hundred
loggers. has been presented TO the
county commissioners, TO refuse the
party license Il Is said that two Of
the board are against granting the
license and enc for. ard II Is not very
creditable for the one who dare oppose
such unanimous public sentiment as
expressed in the petition MAILocK.
Hoods Pills aEseasy TO take, easy
TO operate Cureiudigestiou. bilious
ness. 25c. 10 -
wv. Felix has Been appointed post
master At Hartstein Island, in place Of
Harry Dean. who resigned and per
maueutly removed 10 Shelton
As far as heard from not . single
school district IL Mason County favor
ed the free school books and supplies
proposition, and most Of them we're
almost unanimously against II The
people have evidently been reading up
the new laws
Some people are constantly troubled
with pimples and boils. especially
about the face and neck The best
remedy Is thorough course OF Ayers
Sarsapzriila, which expelIs all hurnors
through the proper channels. and SO
makes the skin become soft, healthy
and fair
H 3. Williams, 4 teacher N the
DAYTON school district. and Miss LIZ
z:e Johnston were married a the
Rev. F. II. Wheeler. officiating The
groom Is related 10 Lester Adams but
has been in the county but a short
time. while the bride Is quite well
known, especially among the young
people OF Shelton Mrs Johnston
now has FIVE married daughters living
in the vicinity. but her sous seem 10
be slow about marrying and settling
down.
Elegant new Ladies Shirt Waists
At Hunter & Ezton's-
The Steamer Monte Cristo. uow ply
ing on the Skagit river. came near
takiug its crew TO Dayy Jones locker.
at NJ. Vernon the other night Tie
blow-of pipe was knocked OF and dur
ing the night the boat filled with
water, being almost ready 70 sink,
when her condition was discovered
and the sleeping crew hustled ont
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18
The Fourth Celebration Program.

Mondzy mc-ning- July 5zh- Salute 81 Sunrise
Band 10 Start fo- Prairie AZ 80 an
Races begin 81 $50: - follows
Horse running rsee, = mile. best ? in ;, 81.
prize, SO; 2ad prize, go Entrance fee $40
Pony rzce- 1ss p-ize 80: 2nd- 8 entrance =
cents
One uile slow rses. fEee for sll- 500
Baseball game betEae1 Shelton and Olympia
teams. for purse Of 81
Exercises IN soEn 70 commence e. O'Clock
Grafton il GroTe- by sinon Pese- Richardson
Declaration OF Independence By Ms l. W
Freds0n: Singing Or Shelton Glee Club. and
other numbers
CaIsth1mpiaa Parade. & for bess character
Tug OF Wa-. Shelton challenges the boys fr0n
tie camps OF : size. pdzs 81
Bicycle Rzcs- Mems rzce. Is. prize $50 , 81
BOys under Is Ea4-s. Isl prize. s.; md. "a
Ladies 10: 80
6ir2s 800; 2N
Mems running rzee. 100 ysris. prize 800
Bows uuSe- = - 800
Gf-,s = aoJ
wheelbs-r0E .2see. ia
Running ant Fig Jump SD.
Standing 51aF = -
Climbing 6ressed Poe. 3 80
Music By ShelsSa Military Bad
% doz- chickens wanted. VIII pay
cash Or trade
MCDONALD & O'NELL-
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Inc rezdgsoE. .t-ls Esp@ vii b pleased 10
learn that The-e iSLas least one dreaded disease
hat silence h2sb9 sose % eure IN ali It's
stays. and thai ! CsssETh Halls Cstarrh Cure
: tie Only pOsstfFs e1rs known ID tie nsiieal
fraternity Csts-rhh tsshz constitutional dis
ezse. requires =" es3ssitutioasl treatment
Halls Cs-z-rh Cure i 4zken internally. acting
directly upon ths blood and uueozs surfaces OF
the system. thereby destroying the foundation
os the disease zA1 giving the patient strength
o. building up the o<ssEiE8tzo1 and assisting
nature In doing is K9-k The pEoprieto-x have
- much faith 1. IL Curative poEers- that they
OR One Hu1dred Do-lo-z for snF case that II
fails 70 cure send for list Of testimonials
address. RI CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
Sold bv Drgggistx:7C
Halls Family Pfsis are fs,e best
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18
The Bicycle Club.

a meeting of the bicyclists was held
in Shorter's Hall last Monday even
ing. and 4 temporary organization was
effected. with Geo. Cyphert as chair
man Il was resolved TO ask the Town
Council TO fx a portion of Frankliu
street from 1st 70 18th streets for a
bicycle path. placing narrow strip
OF one side OF the street in better shape
than ordinary. for the use of bicyclists
and also for the sports or the Fourth.
a committee was appointed to confer
with the Council. which was also IN
session. and directed its street COM
uittee TO look over the ground. and re-
port an estimate Of cost at its regular
meeting Saturday night The Bicycle
{ lub IS organized for the purpose OF
certain other streets about
town for wheeling purposes. and the
result viii be decided improvement
in Shelton. Nearly ali riders have
signihed their willingness to contrib
ute cash or work. and good bicycle
path will be made around town. as
well as in other directions. outside OF
the town. Although bicycles are not
licensed, their owners pay taxes Oh
them. and are entitled TO some cousid-
GRAFTON, with the owners Of teams or
those who use the sidewalks 1t Is the
intention OF the council 10 prohibit nd
ing On sidewalks IN the business part
OF town. ard some way should Be pro-
vided for the use Of wheels The
viii complete their orgauiza-
and lady riders are especially invited
10 be present and join the club
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18
Notice Of Sherif'S Sale.

IN 1HE SUPERIOR COURT. MASON COUNTY
STATE OF WASHINGTON
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Plaintiff
A. B. CASE administrator Estate of >So al
rRED Z CASE deceased. and A B.
CASE. Tas=s1ssUrs
NOTICE OF SALE on EXECUTIONS.
Notice Is hereby given that under aad bv
ElFlue OF Wit OF special execution in the above
entitled c21se 10 ne directed, duly tested and
dated May -1ss- tsSz- upon q Judgment in SAID
cause dated May Is ie91 n favor Of plaintiff
above Dsmei and against said DEFENDANTS
a B. Case, a. administrator OF the Estate of
Pre-. Z Case deceased. for the sum OF EIeven
hundred Fozr1eel and 54Il9 fsIlIl 81 Dollars
PRINCIPAL and in-SreS-. also the sun of One
HUNDRED Eleven and $50 fxII-ssy Dollars At
foEneF'S Zee. and the costs Of this seton ,syei
a. S-lQ, sikh interest from date Of execution az
ten Per cent peT an7Urn- hare levied UPON and
EIM sell according 70 Lam, the following DE- crib
81 real Estate to-Ei.-
Lot Number SIX a. the Northeast Qr.s-rer Of
t1e southwest Quarter Me- Sz5<s and The
SorEn Hail OF tie Southeast Quarter fSIS of
- OF Section No six 10 Township TWENTY
,1ree % North Of Range three - West Of W
NJ II me state o. Washington. containing one
hundred nfIF SIX and $ 10 OF an acre
Nov therefore OF Tues1zv the 2srh dsv of
June lc-f az II O'clock a n said dsT AZ
tG1-I hOElse door ShelEOn will sell At srlc-tn-r
f0- cash the SAID described urou~-rr OF 40 r7r,eh
Hereof a. nay d Necessary 70 satisfy said iusx
ment- costs, Interest increased II sere<S ard in
creased costs a. By law directed
Dated Al Shelton, Nash this aSsh dzy Of Nav
III
lsE puk Nay = E--5~.
CALDWELL Sheriff
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Mayor Byles Dead.

LIMA, June 14.-Mayor D. F. Byles.
OF this city. aged o. years, expired at
o O'Clock today, the result of injuries
received last Thursday IN runaway
accident Mr.. ByIes was pioneer Of
looZ, having first settled at Grand
Mound. IN Thurston county, and has
held many Offices of trust in this couu-
ty- He was brother of the late c. n.
BYles- OF Moutesano. and brother-in-
law OF D. B. Ward. OF Seattle. He
was native Of Hopkins county, XIV.
He leaves z widow and FIVE grown
sons The town. county and state has
lost z noble Citizen
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18

y HE SUPERIOR COURT The STATE OF
WASHINGTON. FOR MASON COUNTY.
PEIL4UEA y4zsKL Plaintiff.
AL5EET n @OZ6ESsES, Defendant
NE state OF Washington % said Albert Jor-
gs0se2- Defendant
101 are hereby summoned TO surez- -xT-rs,
SKY Gays alter the date % the Srf Publication
OF le1s sun mons, TO VII within sx-r DAYS sf-e-
E1e zLs1 Gay OF Nag les7. AMI defend The aboTa
-e1EZsAeo sesl01 n the ADORE entitled court and
answer Inc complaint Of Plaintiff and serye =
eopT o. FGzr answer upon the UNDERLINED a.
torIse< 1o- Pl2-n1Es a. his O57ce below xrs-ed
2l1 IN case o. your failure 80 70 do. izdgrneoT
s1A Dc rendered sg7gInst yoa according 70 the
oe.a2oo OF the oo1r PLANT which has been sIed
El.1 the eseEk OF the said court The ADORE en-
SlI4ei e3Es1 Il an acton 70 fOTeeIoze . mortgage
On 1Ee f0lioElog described property <irusr-sj r.,
Mason County State OF H&sa. To-zTr-
LOIS u and u AID the - Of Sell Of So n
Up n y z : ~ except from the above descr.o-
q mos foE. perCels heretofore sod a foIIo<s-
AsL 10 401l L t5ef1ar1, reoorced in Vol sslTs'
Wn V -1s'1 eO1nAf-
Ind To John Eden. recorded in Vol .<Y,
page . OF the records Of deeds OF Mason County,
W. 70
3rd- To John Eden, recorded in Vol. .-zy
page OF the records Of Mason County wn
4Zh- Deed 70 J. " Felix recorded in Vol
page 60 Of tEe rseo,6s OF Deeds of Mason
Cc1nlF- Z : p RICHARDSON,
N2y 81 81 Pfzinrfa-x .-ro--.e-
p. o. address Shelton Ka
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Notice OF SherifS Sale.

SUPERIOR COURT OF STATE OF WASHING
iON FOR MASON COUNTY
CEPHAs BCTLER- PIzf1tE4
DESyTs HCRLET aui NazY HCgLEv Z
and each OF them Dfends1e
Under and bT TirzEe Of an execution Iss--d
out OF Inc above named Court in the ADORE en-
Titled acton On the - CAY OF Nav Is-. par-
s1a1r 70 . judgment snd decree OF szle rendered
In said Court On the T2-h dsy OF NAV. Isg7.
IN L3yo- OF Cep5aS Butler. and against Dennis
Hur1eE and Az-T HEr,eT and ezch Of them for
y S1T2 OF Eight Hundred ThirIy-rxo and % 20,
go Dollars SAs0 Al sszC-ney-s fee OF So
together EI-1 costs SEd disbursements herein
s10Ens1ng % TEsnty-Eire and 1850 fs.q 70
Dollars with casts OF sale all in Lawful.
money = Which The sale Is ordered Of the fol-
losing Described premises, situated IN Mason
county. Washington rO-zEr-
lie Northwest Quarter OF The SoEthess.
quarter lNE7z o. SEQ and sae EzS- Half Of the
south Esst Quarter z. Of S#l<} ard -s0rthveSr
1Ez-1er OF the SolEthEess Quarter fSzTs< OF SEI<J
q >eeEion s. in ToHnship z. n z West con-
tanning l5s and 54-I1Q eE-eS more ~ les
NOTICE. L HEREBY GTyE>- That on the
zs-d Cay OF June ls4g. 81 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon O. said day VIII sell the stsoye d.
scrIoad premises ID satisfy said Judgment costs
interest attorneys fee ard 5ecrui1g coss.s Ire
sale VIII take place 81 the front doc. Of TIE cont
house - Shelton in Mason COa1eF state Of
Warrington 81 public auction fog cash IN hand
20 tie highest and best bidder
Dated May 5s-h- lsg7.
8 CALDWELL
Sheriff OF Mason Cs1ury. Wa.hI1zro-,-
Date o. 1rst publication p day OF May 'g7.-5E
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18

MesSrs- James McReayy and McGil-
1icudy. two OF the states land cruisers
are of On cruising expedition IN
Lewis. Clarke and Wahkiakum count
les. looking mp lands for which there
are applications TO lease or purchase
PROTECT YOURSELF against sickness
and suffering by keeping your blood
rich and pure with Hoods Sarsapar-
lila Weak. thin. impure blood Is sure
to result II disease.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18

Leo Mort. q Tunwater lad yet II his
teens, has on display at the Tumwater
drug store collection of wild birds
eggs numbering 137. in which there
are no duplicates as to variety. All
were collected in this immediate vicin-
ity. and they range in size from the
minute humrling. birds egg TO that
laid by the moustrous loon, with all
sizes OF intermediate graduation and
remarkable Ezgcbf color and mark
ingS Young Sfcff Is naturalist by
taste and iucsfaatsen. and for one SO
Young his knowledge of the bird crea-
ton is Observation-Disclosures.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18
Union River Logging Company.

The new Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, Binger Hermann.
has sent instructions TO the Seattle
land Office regarding proper uotat;ous
10 be made On the records in the case
OF the Union River Logging Conpa-
ny. which was sued not long ago for
alleged cutting OF timber on Govern
meut land, and decree awarded cancel
ing approval OF its map of route and
foEbiddiug further trespassing On put
lie lands
This railroad Is located a. the head
OF Hood Canal. but has no. been in
operation for several Years.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18
helton. Friday. June. 18th. 1897.
Personals.

Mrs. T. b. Kueeland spent last
week visiting Mrs h S. Tremper at
Seattle. returning Monday evening.
Thos. McLarty. Harry Dean and
Tn. LeComote received the Protec-
ton degree of Woodcraft Tuesday
night
Miss Cecil Dunbar has returned from
Whatco.n where she has been living
at Marcus Knights and attending
school.
Henry M;ze. Of Bucoda, was in town
Sunday. visiting his cousin. Miss Lena
Swain He rode over On bicycle. but
returned TO Olympia BY steamer
Mrs Thos- Read went 10 Olympia
Tuesday to visit her sister Frances.
who does not show material improve
meut, and was brought home Wedues-
day evening.
Mrs. Orin Tew, Mrs B. c. Kelly,
Miss Nina Hunter. and Miss Maggie
McLarty were in Olympia this week.
attending 4 convention Of the Baptist
Association as delegates Rev. f O.
Lamoreux chaperoued the ladies'
Mrs. Amanda Lowe left Tuesday for
her former home il Maine She has
been 4 resident Of Shelton for num-
Der of years, and Is quite well known
Aaron Lowe IS At the Soldiers Home
IN California and T. E Hughes intends
going there shortly.
Geo. u. Grisdale, the popular fore
man Of one Of Sol G. Simpson camps
near Matiock. lett for Seattle Monday.
where he was married Wednesday to
Miss Bertha u. Gouptel. OF that city.
His many friends are ready 10 extend
congratulations and give the happy
couple warm reception when they
return TO camp
W ". Woods, SOL 1. Y. Woods. AZ
rived from Lincoln, Nebraska, las:
week, TO spend the sumner. accom-
panied by his cousin. Walter \.
Woods, Of Henderson. Iowa Both
young men are school teachers ont On
vacation and expect to remain visit
ing relatives and seeing the sights Of
this vicinity until August when they
viii return TO their schools Both are
bright young men, well informed as
TO conditions in the Eastern section
and they report an improvement IN
IN most directions The former has
the honor, If such IS. TO live IN the
same town as the late silver candidate
for President. ". J. Bryan. but he Is
still 4 republican.
John D. Riley returned Monday
evening from his visit OF several
uou tbs IN Southern California. some
Of the time being spent in roughing Il
II the mountains He looks strong
and says he feels frst-rate- The trip
up from San Francisco was made CT
the Cmatilla. and was pleasant, Al.
though the boat IS good roller -
Mr.. Riley reports business not very
Lively in California, and says that the
Sound Is as lively as any section of ths
country. Tuesday evening a party
was given 20 welcome Mr. Riley:
return home, at which 4 large number
OF friends were present The evening
was pleasantly spent. with refresh
Uelts- toasts and social amusemeuts
II which the ladies joined. and The
party did not adjourn until late
hour The hour devoted to the gentle
mems smoker" was highly appre
ciated By those of the sterner sex pres
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18
Notice to Contractors.

Notice & here5E giTea that sealed Bids ziu he
considered o. The Board Of County Commission
es - tAe July -e=szc1- Isl for furnishing IA
rer1z1 and constructing Pile DrIrer- in sc-
eoEcznce With PlzzS nov OF 5se In the Auditors
Once he said Beard reserves the right 70 re-
jet any OF al Bids All proposals must BE- fled
On Or before July 5sh- ISs7. a 70 O'Clock n n
BIZ order offee Beard. far I7th- IsT
" 4 Il DCyExE-
Co Auditor and EI-oEeI0 Geek Of said Board
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18

Viii movesfo Seattle in sixty-days
must dispose of our large stock Of
cedar lumber nlouldiugs. doors wiz
dows, etc At unheard OF prices Write
for estimates
OLYMPIA Door s. LCMBER COMPANY
Olympia Wash.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18
shelton POSt-Office.

Vail. close for the EASs daily a. u37 Il NJ
Nails close for the North daily 81 l. NJ
V..-. arrive daily 1919 L. N
general Delivery open from l. N 10 u IL l
.espH and so7F.N.
Ns:Is .esvs for NstIoek. Mason. Juno. Grove
az S..eop az q II every Tuesday and Friday
No1ey Orders and Postal Notes issued
J. z SLIGH- Postmaster
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The Mason County Journal.

srsScEIrTIoS BATES
,sysbIe IN Advance Il %
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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-06-18

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