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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-03-25
Methodist Services.

Class meeting, 1915 A. M, c. w
Fisk, leader.
Sunday School, 12:15 P. NJ, A. J
Collins, Supt.
Morning, Sermon II a. M. subject,
SIS Salvation Attained thro tharacter
Building or Character the Nationa
Development after Salvation?"
Miss Mary Page, the President o.
the Washington w. c. T. U. will de.
liver the evening address, Subject
"A White Life for Two" Miss Page
especially and cordially invites the
young men and women to be present
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FRANK G. DEcKEBAcH. Reg
Summons for Publication

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON, FOR THE COUNTY OF
MASON.
CHARLES JACKSON, Plaintiff
JENNIE JACKSON Defendants
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TO the defend
ant above named, Jennie Jackson:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date of the first publication
of this summons, to-wit, within sixty DAYS after
the 18th day of February, 1898, and defend the
above entitled action in the above entitled
Court and answer the Complaint of the plaintiff
aud serve a copy of your answer upon the I'M
dersigned, attorney for plaintiff, at his office
do, judgment will be rendered against Won ar
cording to the demand of the Complaint. which
has been filed with the Clerk of said Court
The. object OF said action is to obtain a de-
cree OF divorce from you upon the ground of
abandonment and lultery
J. E. SLlGH, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Shelton. Wash
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Recent advices from New York are
that James Daugherty of Shelton,
familiarly known as "Nigger Jim"
who returned this winter from Dawson
rich in the possession of Klondike
Claims, has disposed of his mining
property to English capitalists. For
some time his partner, Fred Stevens,
has been in London and last week
cabled Daugherty that a sale had been
made and asked that he come to Lon
don at once. Jim left New York last
Monday-Seattle Times
Mrs. Eaton's stock of Easter hats
has arrived.
McvINGS.-This week has been quite
a busy one in moving circles, and those
who are permanently established are
beginning to dread housekeeping
which the movers escape. The follow
ing families each moved up peg. be-
ginning with the moving of o. c Han
son to McReavy's house; Geo Love
lace to Hanson's; w. H. Forbes to
Lovelace's; NJ. Fredson to Forbes;
Mrs. Bateman to the Mckinney house
and w. J. Deegan into Bateman's.
Success is the reward of merit not
of assumption. Popular appreciation
is what tells in the long run. For fif-
ty years, people have been using
Ayers Sarsaparilla. and to-day it is
blood pu rifier most in favor with the
public. Ayers Sarsaparilla cures.
The Pacific Mill, which was origin
ally built by the owners of the SatsoI
Railroad company, but fell into other
hands, and has been fitted up and op.
Grated for the past two years as shin,
gle mill, one of the largest in the state
was destroyed by fire Tuesday noon
the entire structure and its machinery
being a total loss within an hour. Loss
about $50, 900. very little insurance
Combs, Brushes, Syringes, etc, al
Dunbar's Drug Store.
A note from Miss Nina Hunter
Los Angeles, says. eve are having
fine weather. Just think of it, have
all kinds of vegetables fresh from the
gardens, when you people up there are
Just thin ing of making garden. and
don't know whether you dare to or
not" What is the matter with our
weather? March is record breaker,
bright days and little rain.
Williamson's logging crew have all
gone back to work at the Ole rates,
\ with the understanding that Mr.. Will
hanson will meet any board-cut rates
that may be made by others.
! We have the best fertilizer on the
! market. manufactured at home. Try
/ it ~CDONALD & O'NEILI,'S.
DIR. Kennicott, Dentist, is making
sets of teeth from 81 to $40 set. On
ly high priced teeth used.
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shelton. Friday, March 25th, 1898.
Personals

Rev. Sullivan, field editor of the Pa
c;fc RlDtist, was in town yester day,
IN the interest of his paper.
Cbas. Leake, reports advices from
Mrs Leake at Seattle, to the effect
that she is somewhat improved in
health.
Ellsworth Freeburger is back from
ballard, where he has been at work
for the past six months, and intend to
stay at home.
Miss Esther Ca1low is oyer from
Kamilche, taking charge of the school
room of her sister, Miss Hattie, who
has been sick for the past two weeks.
John McGregor and Geo. Simpson
were in from Matlock Wednesday. Nc
Gregor has been in the employ Of S.
G.. Simpson for over twenty years,
and this was his first visit to Shelton.
Henry Faubert, Victor Lord, N. and
Sam. Mercier and the other members
of the Klondike party left Seattle on
the Queen Sunday night, bound for
Dyea, from which point they will
strike out over the trail for the Lakes,
and be ready to go down to Dawson on
the breaking up Of ice.
Kenneth and Donald Stewart, sons
of NJ D. Stewart, of Pickering. have
given up their trip to the Klondike
and returned home last Friday. The
boys were especially we'll equipped for
the trip, and were sensible in turning
back when they found the many
chances that were against them, to-
gether with the thousands of persons
in the same chase.
B. +. Longstreet, the Seattle single
tax apostle has been giving series Of
lectures on that subject during the
week 1t is rather early in the year
for politics and not much interest is
being taken in the meetings. While
not exactly popuiistic, single tax is on
line with many Of the fine theories
of that party, but it is something conf
paratively new. It is given out that
w H. Kneeland has taken issue on the
subject and will debate with Mr.. Long
street some time next week.
DR.. c. H. Wells has gone to Skag-
way to look after Herbert Covill, who
is reported sick of the prevailing dis
ease. spinal lnenengitis. The Doctor
left on the Seattle Sunday night, and
intends to bring Herbert home. He
was taken sick February 28th. and a
! tier dated March 18th, was brought
down to W. S. Covill by young Stew
art. who was in to see the sick boy
before leaving Skagway. Mr. Covil
went down Sound Saturday and made
his arrangements with DR.. Wells who
was III Tacoma.
c. H. Stone and Frank KennavaI
left Tuesday morning for Boston, Will
the intention of making their future
home with relatives which either have
not seen for many years. c. H. Ston
has sold his saloon business to Tug
Wilson, an old-time Olympia saloon
keeper, and Kennavan has turned hi
restaurant over to w. S. Brown. Bot
are old-timers in Shelton, and ar
alike in the respect that each is hi
own worst enemy; both are good heart
ed and leave a host of friends, VIII
hope that their lives may be pleasan
among Old-home ties.
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PRIVATE SALE.
Great opportunity to secure Bargains.

Having decided to leave the A. NJ. Collins
Donation Claim desire to sell all my furniture
and household goo1s of all descriptions, farm
ing implements, tools of all kinds, consisting
OF piano, sewing machine, 3 bedroom sets,
chairs upholstered and common, rocking
chairs stoves, , extension tables, kitchen and
dining room furniture, dishes, Brussels carpet,
plows, harrows, cultivator, cross-cut saws,
sledges, steel bar, forks, shovels, mattocks. and
other things too numerous to mention. Any
one wanting anything in the above lines will
do well to call early. Prices will be made low
to suit customers
Sale commences on Monday, March Dist, 1858,
and continues two weeks.
HI. c. HUNGERFORD,
OppOSi.e Arcadia Wash
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LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH. ,

rep. Z3rQ, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Grant c.
day April 9th 1893. VIZ:
ISAAC w. WOODS
OF Shelton, WI. HID. No. 1854 for the So Nwl<;
SwH Ne14: Ne14 Sw14, ser II, Tp 20 R4 W.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: J. ID. Rengstorff, W. A, Hun
Wn.
FRANK G. DECKEBACH. Register
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Old Reliable Drug Store.

c v. Dunbar has agaiu opened up
the old Shelton Drug St.rs with q full
line of Drugs. Medicines. Toilet Arti-
cles. Perfumes, etc.. md Is pre- Jared
TO fill all kinds Of family recipes. pre-
scriptions, etc, at Tacoma aud Sc title
prices. Friends and old patrons will
find it to their interest to give him a
Gait
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In MemOriam

The funeral of Claude Rodenberger,
whose death was briefly noted in last
weeks paper, took place from the
Baptist church last Saturday after
noon, under the auspices of Cedar
Camp, Woodmen of the World, Of
which the deceased was a social MEM
Der. Rev. F. A. Gregory preached a
very affecting discourse, adding that
Claude was prepared and ready to go.
After the services in the church the
Camp took charge of the funeral and
conducted the remains to the grave
yard. where the Woodmen ceremonial
was given, for the first time in Shell
ton. The rites are very impressive,
especially that part in which Lying
dove is released from the grave, typic-
al of the departing spirit. The funer-
al was unusually large, the Woodmen
being we'll represented. as we'll as the
friends and neighbors of the family.
Claude Sylvester Rodenberger was
1875, and was but little over twenty
two years old at the time of his death.
He was the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson Rodenberger, whose farm
home is two miles from Shelton, and
he also leayes three brothers land a
sister Claude was quiet industrious
| young man, who was liked by all his
| associates, and the family has the
| sympathy OF all in their deep bereave
ment Claude joined the Woodmen
before reaching his Majority as social
member, intending at some future
time to avail himself of its insurance
| feature. and it is matter of deep re-
greet that he had not done so before it
was too late. An effort will be made
to secure d tombstone for the camps
first deceased neighbor. The mem
bers of Cedar Camp desires, on behalf
of the bereaved parents and family, to
than the pastor and choir, and the
friends who assisted in making their
burdens the lighter for them to bear.
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Advertised Letter List.

Following is list of the letters remaining in
the post office at Union, Wash. at the, close OF
the month ending Mar. 10, 1893 Persons calling
for any of the same will please say advertised
Mrs NJ Dresser, John Sleigh, Mr. Wright
Joseph Lewis, i Pursel
New season Garden and bulk Seed
at Hunter & Eaton's.
New lot of Sailor hats at Mrs. Eat
On'S
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FRANK G. DEcKEBAcH, Register.
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. WASH.

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA WASH.
Mar. 2nd 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her Intention
to make final proof in support of her Claim, and
that said proof will be made before Grant C.
Angle, U: s. Comr. at Shelton, Wash, On Satur-
day, April. 10th, 1885, viz:
MARY A. LINDSEY,
OF Shelton, Wash. Hid No. 500 for the NWL NwI {
Sec II, TIP 20, \ r. w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: John Labor, Joseph b. Woods.
Chas. A. W1ss. 5. NJ. Rolf. all of Shelton, Wn
FRANK G. DECKEBACH, Register
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SHELTON POSt-Oftice.

,,.i,s r,ose for the East daily at s p. NJ.
i9a losc for Union and North daily 1:45 A. NJ.
MI WITS leave for Matlock, Mason, juno Grove
and a, sntsop every Tuesday, Thursday and satur
daf o ~ arrive daily except Sunday at go P NJ
cn,,'rai delivery open from A. M to 7:3O M
Womoy Orders and Postal Notes issued.
Ai"N'' AL J. MUNSON. Postmaster.
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Notices for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH. ,

LAND OFFICE AT OILY MPIA, WASH.|
Mar. 3rd, 1898.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Grant G..
Angle, US Comr. at Shelton WASH, on Fri
day, April. 8th, 1898, viz
HAIRY w. cox,
of Shelton, Wn. HID. No. 1901 for the Lots and
3, Sec 10 TIP 20 N, RS w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz Elijah Leisure, Walter Wiley,
Anton Heilberger, Frank Wiley. all of Shelton
WASH
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BAPTIST SERVICES

BAPTIST SERVICES
Sunday School 10 A. NJ.
3, Y. p. u. $50
Morning sermon, II A. NJ. subject.
"The Soldier"
Evening sermon, 7:30 NJ. subject.
WAS the Suffering of Christ on the
cross Vicarious and efficacious.'
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Alum


baking powder is almost as
strong as SeAtll1ng's Best.
Yes, and prussic acid is
/. stronger than vinegar. sss
- =.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF oLEpo,

LUCAS COUNTY 90
FRANK ], CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm T. ]. CHENEY & Co..
doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRF CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this 9th day of Decen Der, A. D. 1896.
e A. w. GLEASON
SEAL Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mn eous surfaces
of the system Send for Testimor ials, free.
Address. FL CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Mason Go. Sunday School Convention
PROGRAMME.

|. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, p. NJ.
Song Service, ]. Z. Sigh.
Introductory Address, G. B Gunderson
'The Aim and Object of the Sunday School,
L. L. Hunter.
''The Ideal Superintendent" Rev. Myron Eells,
Union City
"The Essential Qualifications OF the Sunday
School Teacher" e. n. Johnson New Ka-
milche
''The Ideal Primary Teacher" Mrs Ben Wiley.
Question Box.
FRIDAY EVENING, 7:30P.M.
Address, Subject and Speaker to be Announced.
SATURDAY APRIL 16, 9AM.
Song Service, Mrs. Ii Thrash.
''What can be done for Sunday School Musc?"
H. w. Durboraw, Chapman's Cove
"Amusements and Special Days, How used to
the Advantage OF the Sunday School," A.
j. Collins,
The Relation of rhe Sunday School to the Pub
lie School," Miss Clara L. Ansorge.
"The Relation of the Young Peoples Societies
to the Sunday School, Rev L. T. Covington.
IL a. NJ. Reports from the Sunday Schools of the
County.
2P. NJ. Song Service, Miss Minnie Ford.
ORGANIZATION and Election of Officers.
"The Relation of the sunday School to the
Church." Rev. +. A. Gregory.
History and Progress OF the Sunday School,
G. B. Gunderson
Question Box.
SATURDAY EVENING, 7:9OP.M
Temperance address, Relation OF Sunday
schools to Temperance Work..
Other Questions, practical aud helpful will be
discussed.
| The Sunday Schools OF the County are request
| ed to send three Representatives. Any COM
munity desiring Sunday School is invited to
make the fact known and seni one Representa-
tive to the Convention. Free entertainment
will be provided Send your name to Miss Maude
| Marshal of the Entertaining Committee.
| Hv Order of CONMJTTEE
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends for
reavement; also the members of the
Woodmen for their kindness and aid.
MIR. and MRS. RODENBERGER
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LEN TEN FRlW0L11 It 1ESol
Bah Chats ON SeasOmable
Topics and Incidentally
Writes of gleOpadra's
Snuh Nose
Smmh Nose

ss7g time. the avsrage woman
joins certain number Of classes
ard Is asked 10 dror Id as a
visitor 1T number more. b.
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TO So glorious master. I cannot say -
the young woman that patience aud per.
severance viii bring their just reward In
the dramatic profession. because IL would
not ne trua. With the temperament, .
real love Of Mt. a willingness tn dev0ee
ones life 10 tire work. aNd a good press
agent in these days. Z honestly believe
the CHARGES are Indifferent for the success
CT the rnoss talented sivl or woman. You
Will perhaps ask If / believe my own quo
cess was dependent upon advertising, ana
here again | must reply that I do not
admit th8t ! have really attained Consp2c-
aous agknowleis Of whatever talent
| may possess. and. after all, what b
far1e7 Surely IL Is not money. If*st were.
compared 10 some OF the opera bcu0Io
artists I should na voted faiinre. lf Il
Is the love and applause OF the public. e
liz but transient indeed. For nothing In -
ephemeral as the favor % the public. e.
pec:aliy es the American public. To have
servetl a glorious master With al the ardor
and love or cne's nature. not for the ap-
p,ause Of the world. but because devoutly
I worship at the shrine OF my art--thiD r
happiness l. Il success?
Il think" said Nine. Iodjsska, as sh0
rose ard seated herself at her desfS, that
sulerman has summed II all up in these
words. which / shall write for YOU" Ana
III her sonorous. vibrant tones, she read
the words she had jass written: Art and
Mfa are enc to me"
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THE COMING WAR.

There vii! be war in Europe.
Taroues b. rent and overturned"
Coo aud fetch a pain az water" said haD
wifel
Nations shall 20 down in slaughter.
Ancient capitals be burned"
(''HuFry ap and Tpiis the kindiiag." said
his wife,
estes Srarned in conAaggatlon,
Nation aecifnas.ng natsons
Chaos crashing through creatioa.'
eco along and feed the chickens" SAID
his mlge}
Ard the var shah reach TO Asia.
And tbs 0ries4t shall oa rent,
(tWhen you COINS 10 pap tho grocer.
sayg big wife.s
Ana rayrnllaogss of thunder
Shgtke the trembling continent
C'Eurry w and beat them carpets" said
.siiiilon rnyriads invading
Rapi.c. riofing and rAiding.
Conquest. Carnage. cannonaaing.
lsgsssia you'd come ana stir this nuddsn'.~
said his wife)
.'Oh. /, breaks my heart, this conflict
OF the sias and Ceit and Dane"
(sBob has studied bis rubber boots out"
sasd nis wife,
-. she drag gIea Russian banneYs'
., the ehivalry OF Spain
Owe have got ND more riolisses, esio
..sse she rnarshassd millions led on
VITA no bl3odls ~ sod To tread on.
C'EIufrv up ard get q yeast CAKE" said
bis wife.l
80 TIE gragple Of the Nations.
IL Is cuns1rE. Woe IL met
cpd yon know we're out OF nnurr sale
Eis wife.l
20 the many-cs.tutisd empires
ssyerw1~snrers In rfanghfers seae'"
(''N.sA you'd so and put that cat out,~
said his Wife,
Death ard dreadful dissolution,
WreaE their awful execution.
Carnage. anarchy. confusions"
t''Let ire have ? cents for needless" said
his wlfe.l
All aly love goez out TO Europe.
And my heart In torn and sad.
Clos can I keep house on 1othlnGr
said his wffe.f
20, tne carnival OF carnage
q he hattie nsaeistrouf mad"
t4'Wish you'd battle for = living" said h!e
wsfet
.'Down IN smoke ard blood ard thur
der
While tie STARS look on IN wonder,
Nust these empires 80 anderT''
l'fNaere we going TO get our dlGneer
said his wiEe.b
Sam Walter FosA
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Cousuelo studying Politics.

The Duchess of Marlborough in pursuit
Of the cultivation 81 n political connection
was three times IN the ladies' gallery OF
tbs. house % commons in the first week OF
thu. session. II IS a curious fact that on
the ouerins- night the three front seats
OF thts speakers reserve gallery were DC
cttl,.ss,g hy three Americ ans~-fhe Duchess
OF Marlborough Mrs. George CuVTon aud
Mrs Joseph Chamberlain. They after
ward s}inei Ia private room, Of the house
OF commons with th=tr husbands and Ar
fhur Raifozl-, LAM MaieoEa tsuthor o. the
s'pleyhelul' rHrltsQuee. and she Duke and
Duchess u. DevonS8ive. The Duke and
Duchess az MARLBOROUGH ara a. present
STAYING az the dukes ass liz SGEsa Audlsy
street. Vi syfaiT- IL is said Thar thsy have
been unable - End a suitable Tg:a as1eu FOR
tht. season ia London. SD they wlfl prob
as,fy come 10 :9wn G1ly occasionally
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feF's character says the Baltimore Sun,
'.thas wa!ca gave IL at once itD strength
ard beauty was tne absolute supremacy
az the moral sentiments. OnS Of his cidAse
friends r1rsa rked the other 10y that 10
never heard him utter a profxtie 1r9An uns
chasis word. Another trait. which none
wEo knew him caa ever forget. Was an tn
concession TO inGolefsee or at3f-tn4nl9enCA.
10 discrimination between one class o. d.
tics ard another. which knew 80 grAdea 10
casinDal acts at conspicuous hesoism -
duties with which even common nAturo
NAV be Inspired. hat II was evidences
equally i'm an UNMARRIED sss~assor - tho -
Yo4t.ae exaetions Of daily iige."
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s+rt L fost too bat" sad Mrs. St.
James P34yce, that such u bad snSn a.
General Weyisg has ssach = popsllSr daugt9-
ter"
Mr.. Piayea dld uos look 10. notes tAs
Bsgga}e Meas.
pa; tAAt IS always the Way" sse
gY,ass<i aud sls. mas e@ca a lovely nane
'<Wha9n are xsa talking about" asked
Mr.. pjAyca Suddenly.
'syYay ,sea Weysess 3au3ater." size 70
n}fca.
Il 5s2u': knex % sa.s enc replied
1'1ayce.
war. ses. acrv u Az ABOUT 1he Snaa-
ta~as sasat3u< tor "XEyA Wey!er and
Il SeiuS ieag. Nr. iH{ssee d5d nug say i.
bat gagesi Bard II lis cigar sIll gaen seaf
tn5o the Aaa - Sg.iiv.