The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-12-09


their happiness, and that their future
may be traught with prosperity and
contentment.
Give the new S econd Street Meat
Market trial. A good stock of fresh
meats always on hand at reasonable
prices. EARL KNEELAND.
Olympians are feeling rather jubil-
liant just now over the prospects for
an extensive logging company to be-
gin operations in the Black Hills, trib-
utary to that city. The Black Hills
Logging Company is composed of Sol.
Simpson. Thos. Bordeaux, NJ A. Heal
1y, of Lacrosse, aud others, and they
have already secured large tracts of
timber in that region and are making
preparations to commence logging
there next spring. They have asked
the City Council of Olympia to grant
them the use of certain streets on the
West side OF the bay, at Percival's
creek, for a dumping ground. They
have also contracted with the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company to haul ESQ.,
900 feet of logs daily for ten years to
come, and will use that means to bring
in their TIMBER to tide water Log
ging on the Sound promises to be very
prosperous for some time to come, and
the new camps are expected to add
considerably to Olympia IS business.
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure Indigestion, sick
headache.
The Novelty Flour bin and sitter is
one of the most convenient and Clearly
things to have about the kitchen. It
hangs on the wall out of the way,
saves flour and keeps it dry. We will
give one of these handy conveniences
to every family, free of all charge,
when their cash purchases amount to
$35. The old reliable,
MCDONALD & O'NEILL.
Skokomish Tribe of Red Men. our
newest lodge, will hold its first annual
ball on Friday evening, Dec. 23rd.
The lodge is growing rapidly and the
redmen propose to stir mp the pale
faces with their frolics. a la Sioux
Suu-dance." Perhaps the best way to
keep the aborigines along peaceful
lines is to patronize their dance liber-
ally. keep them from putting on the
war paint" and have good time
with them.
Eiderdown Tams, for children, for
Is cents at Mrs. Eaton's.
A share of your patronage is solicit
ed at the new Second Street Meat
Market. EARL KNEELAND.
A quart of milk contains the nut
RENT value of three-quarters Of a
pound of beef; the COW often gives D.
500 quarts of milk year and has her
self left at the end, while she would
give 500 to 600 pounds of beef at the
end Of the year and that would be the
last of her, The dairy bossy is a good
thing to tie to.-Indiana Farmer.
SUCCESS COMES to those who perse-
we're. If you take Hoods Sarsaparilla
faithfully and perslstently, according
to directions, you may depend upon a
cure when a cure is posi- BILE.
For SALE OR TRADE.--A 81 Farm
wagon, almost new. Will sell or trade
for cattle. Apply to W A. Hunter,
Shelton, Wash.
NEW Millinery "A nice line lust
arrived at Mrs. Eaton's
The Webb Catarrh Cure, affords in.
slant relief from catarrh, it has nc
bad effect, and not only relieves bu,
cures B. w. Johns. of Olympia, the
agent. has been introducing the grea,
remedy in Mason County. 1t affords
almost instant relief from sick, neu
ralg1a, nervous or catarrhal headache
or cold in the head, and one applica
ton will convince the skepticai. 81 q
jar, just give IT trial.
FoR SALE.-Two good cows, one
fresh, other to come in this month, ap
ply at Mrs. Sargison's, Southside.
WE SUIT YoU.-Order your Christ
mas made-to-order Suits now, so the,
will be ready for the Holiday lay-off
Arthur Needham represents the hes
and most reliable tailoring houses il
America and guarantees both good
and fit.
STRAYED.-Oner red and white GOV
FIVE or six years, having very small
horns; one two-year-oid red heifer will
bell; both giving milk. Leave wor,
at vogtlin's Barn, will be suitable re
warded.
NJ r RaEEp