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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-22
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
To-day Yosierdn,
.Ies.s l.1s.
New York Money.

New York, December ei.--Money ON call,
steady; TO aM per cent? last loan, 9 per cent
Sterling exchange easier. with actual business
In bankers bills at 1874 to i,si% for d.
rates. 4.s2M and i.S5,s. Commercial bills.
ASS. Silver certificates. 5sis to 60Is; bar Sill
YER 59is: Mexican dollars. 46k. Government
bonds. hrmer; State bonds. inactive: railroad
bonds Irregular
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COTTON.

Houston Comparative Statement.
Gross receipts thus far this week 49,. "A 800
Gross receipts III days this year. .... ,9A2 ,675
Glcss receipts III days in 1S97-9S. Il ~ lis
Gross receipts III days In 1S94-s5. ,23s, 3l2
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Hcrston's gross receipts Of cotton by the
various railroads entering the city were as
follows,
Houston and Texas Central. ............ 256
Inter- ational and Great Northern...... 6,254
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio. 479
Texas and New Orleans. ..........,..,..
Houston East and West Texas. .......... $50
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe............. 1873
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass. ISL
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. 5.424
----a SO
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1920
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Z invoice o; ,cbblns, eve. Mild market.
hrm; Cord0va, 740i5c.
New Orleans, December IL cohee-Strong;
Rio, Ordinary 10 fair. 7M79c.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.
New Orleans. December ei.-Hog products
steudy; pork. standard mess, SXliS; lard. re-.
r.d ,isrss sT pure ss boxed meats dry
rib sides .s@sM hams. choice sugar cured.
SNGsh, Rice steady; ordinary to good las.
Flour. grain and feedstuns quiet Flour. sx
tsa fancy q; so q e; patents sioas a. Corn sn
10. 0O@l2oo; choice is.OoaisbO. Corn =
sacked. old. white aud mixed n; yellow 4iai45:
new 20 higher Oats--No. 2. sacked ssisSiI
s3N. '''ss
New York. December 2l.--Whea,- -,,oe,,r,,
12s 500, exports 32,si7; spot firm: No I'D
77a4 I b ahoat; options opened casv WIN
caoiss; closed strong ,sei,;s net higher; I Be-
ton seed oil steady: prime crude IA, ~ 1s.
prime yellow 2lls. Metals BusIness n S tnc
7.so. :" ~
Iknnsas CITY. December 2i.--whaat s,,....
No z hard q: No; 2 red ssass No. sprins
sQl62 Corn steady, No. 2 mixed sa,s. 'r OATS
nc s,ssdy i'm Ne ,sS white e 3 Rye steady No s
Wheat 400, corn 1880. oats 5000 shinn,enpss
Wheat 1s.oto corn SsuO. oats 1000. 'snisn's--
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Hou.ton spot auotation..
Other Spot Murket..

charged.
Low ordinary...3 Ills Middling .,...5ss
Groinary; .......4 Good middling. .5M
Low middlinR.. Az Sales Ss1
MN Oiieans-srots closed dull, 1-l6c lower
;.,....,S 1915 Coed middling..5 13-t6
ro ~, oi1 Sa1y' ~ Middting far...6 5-16
'SoN i'iuuhns''.aA Sales .......... 1890
New York-Spots closed ouiet and nm
chnnged. ''s $50 W"
Good ordinary ~ Ccod ,r,adt,,, = =.
Low niddling 5sk M.iilnr fn,r n II ia
Mi'cling....... S 1916 Sales .........5I9
Liverpool Spots closed quiet and I'M
chsLged, sales 5000. of which 1900 we're Amcri-
a., !. :r imports 5000. Of which 1910 wsrs
ordIusry...... s7-ss Mia. urlaad...s 81
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New York. December 2i.--Conee optIons
e2Qsed stea9y. unchanged TO points i3wer;
oqieA ~ bass. Spot conee. RIO quiet, No,
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Good ordinary. 2 1852 Go,d ma, !, !,
Low middliEg.. 229-32 Amer. md ;,l,

New Orleans Futures,
Futures opened quiet and steady: Il
quiet; closed steady. The Highest IL I
was Eli and lowest sol: high fot nj
low S.1s. Following are the Quotatbnsi /
months:
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots of stap,e
Commu,l tiles.
HEAVY STAPLES.

These quotations are revised daily, and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices ara
thoss ruling in Houston wholesale markets
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MONEY And BANKING.
EXCHANGE AT HOUSTON.

EXCHANGE AT HOUSTON.
Exchange is quotei MS follows: New York
buying, 81 so discount; selling New York. ST.
Louis and Kansas City, par: New Orleans,
buying Sl.O0 Discount; selling. 81 % premium
HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGs.
Tho following arc the clearances OF the
Houston banks for toe week thus far and for
the corresponding, time last year. together
with the increase or decrease:
This year Last year. Increase
Saturday .Si,2T.,si3 sl,a32S13 $40, 100
Monday ....s...., I,5Sl $40 1,5is,6il 3i9a9
Tuesnay .......... l,5Vs.iog l.3aJ.SSo li3,o7s
Wednesday ...... l,O92,a9I 995.iS0 96,Sl7
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Today. Yesterday.
Reichmarks. CONNER
Gal. 10 days.......... a3s % 1916
Bankers ..:....,......A slia-% 4.slis-M
Commercial, 60 days. ..4.Sihia ASK
spinnsrs, 60 days; .i.sOs-si 4Sl
Francs commercial,
W days ..............b.25 so.2oss
'I.ass lie.
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New York Futures.
Futures opened steady at the dkl
noon steady: closed steady. The hiSIl
March was 5.4S and the lowest SIS; ~
August 5.65, low $50. Following ars y
'tations for all months:
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2)S. as
BUTTER AND Eco

4 BUTTER AND -
Sh,ca.o December g.-bvssSa 4
a nivas Creamery. 1890; dalry;, Z. - ~
Tuiet; SNG1Ols. Esss
T. H. York. pecembsr q;
2tai packages; frm;
EGGS. n.esmber M.-Be
crtmery. isGa; dairy. - lsT y l.ssut2
Ansas City, December r.rs--
scrator, 10; dairy, y: n ~ ytSck
called, Missouri and h
rerned. 4 -
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HOUSTON.
saunders 4 HotcbkIs. live stock commlsslon

Market we'll supplied with Crown cattI7
Retail market supplied with corn hogs' goo sou
demand for packer hogs, several more cars
can be handled per week
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st. Louis. December q. -Cattle--R cceipts.
2i.1QO. Including 1910 Texans; shipments. 200;
market, steady for natives. strong for Tex
ans; fair 70 faLcy natiye shipping and export
steers. asoa4,9o; bulk, 4ooai,so dressed
sales S.750l85; steers under 1000 pounds.
2s0@9.lo bulk OF sales. s.oofl4.4o stockers
aud feeders. s;sod 70; bulk OF sales 2.2o14 40;
as6o9.sb; bulls. s,ab0s.&; Texas and Indian
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Bay City, Texas, December 2l.--There are
about 200 beeves being fed in this county. and
probably $1,000 or 10000 stock cattle receiving
some feed. An unusually dry full. aud there
fore the ranges are generally short. Prairie
fires have run over considerable areas OF pas
turnge within the last six weeks. These fac
tors have necesstatcd an unusual amount OF
feeding of range stock. There are. about 6S,-
900 cattle on the ranges, or rather In the pas
lures. OF this county. AS the ranges were
good oil summer ard until late In the fall,
cattle generally entered The winter in good
condition and there have been no losses thus
far. but hard weather In the latter end of the
winter would undoubtedly cause considerable
mortality.
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Orange. Texas. December 20.-There are
about 1000 cattle on the range in Orange coun-
range has been exceptionally good for the sea-
son. but the recent freezes have killed the
grass off and destroyed It's nutriment to such
an extent that should another spell of severe
weather such has been experienced during
this month. occur, cattle would suffer severe
~. No cattle are being fed here for the mar
kpt
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1HAN9-Navy. sh02kc; Bayou. SIC; Eng
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Goldthwaite Texas, December 2o-The
here. on the Colorado river and up the Brown
county line. the grass Is not so fine. II was
injured by wood lice early In the season. and
in that section stocknien Will have to feed to
pull through the winter. There are about 5000
head of cattle In the county in pastures and
running on the range; they stood the late
cold snap pretty we'll. very few losses being
reported. There are only 200 head being fed
for the market in this county. Wurrah Bros.
are feeding $50 and HUMPHREYS & Burnett
90 head in their pastures near town.
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Rosenberg. Texas December 2t.--Range cat
tic in this neighborhood are in poor condi-
ton. prairie fires having destroyed consider
able oil the range in this county. Cattlemen
will doubtless sustain heavy losses should the
winter prove to be hard one. The recent
spells of bad weather have also been hard on
range cattle, causing some losses. No cattle
are being fed for market in this immediate
he ghborhood
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Atlanta, Texas, December 90 = Cattle
throughout the country Ers in fine condition.
Pasturage In corn, pea and cotton fields Is
nne. Stock cattle never looked better than
now at this season in this county.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-07-08
In Superior Court.

SHELTON, WASH. July 6. 1898
The case of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Co. VS. Mason Co. ct al. was
continued by Judge Hodgdon until
Tuesday July Doth.
W. S. Corwin VS. Herman H1llgen-
feldt, findings and decree of forec1os-
ure signed.
State VS. John Strong. an Indian, for
assault on another Indian. Defend
ant plead guilty and threw himself on
mercy of court. Sentence not yet
made
State VS. T. F. Drolet for illegal liq-
uor selling, cause continued for hear
ing.
State VS. May Williams and Ben.
Simmons. Wednesday afternoon and
all Thursday spent in enpanneling a
jury
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure indigestion, sick
headache
Fresh vegetables daily at the L. NJ.
Co.
Either $50 or $500 will buy a house
and lot in town. If you are interested
call at this Office for particulars.
For Mems, Boys or Children's ready.
made clothing, go to the L. nj. Co.
Fresh teas and coffees at Hunter &
Eaton.s.
DR.. Kennicott, Dentist, is making
sets of teeth from 81 to SO set. On.
ly high priced teeth used.
For SALE.-PIace of $50 acres on
Hartstein Island, forty acres partly
improved, ten under cultivation, build
ings, etc. for $500. Apply at this Of
fee.
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Celebrating SIMPSONS Victory.

Tuesday morning after confirmation
of the news of the destruction of Ad-
1niral Cervera's fleet in it's attempt 10
escape from Santiago l1arbor, $40 was
raised to properly celebr ate the event.
A large boom boat was secured and
loaded with cargo of box of pow
der and six sticks Of dynamite, and oil
and other material was purchased tor
big bonfire.
An improvised fife and drum corps
drew the crowds to the water front
about dusk, and shortly afterwards &C.
Cured the ''explosiou Of the Spanish
war ship" The big charge of explo-
sive made the earth shake and was felt
from ten TO twelve miles away. Then
the bonfire was lighted and dancing
On the green" cheering, ETC., was gen.
eral. Speeches were called for and
Rev. T. A. Gregory and Prof. G. B..
Gunderson gave short patriotic al
dresses, and quartette sang Yankee
Sampson, all Of which was well punct-
uated by cheers from the enthusiastic
crowd.
About SO was left over with which
to celebrate the final victory over the
Spanish.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-07-08

Commissioner Specie is authorized to receive
bids and let the job for construction OF bridge on
the Rolf road.
Commissioner Duckworth authorized to build
bridge across Mill creek on the Getty road and
fix the corduroy on the Shelton valley road.
Application OF J a Gale and \ Smith to
lease the oyster lands OF Charles Hildebrandt
for period of five years received and placed Oh
file.
AFTERNOON, July 6, 1885,
Commissioner Duckworth authorized to open
the French road.
Board adjourned until III tomorrow.
July 18th, 1895
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Full Board and Clerk.
Petition of Russell Homan and Others for the
repair Of road from Hoodsport to Lake Cush-
man. received and filed.
Appeared " 7 Putnam and asked the Board
for assistance in removing jam and protecting
property from wash on the Skokomish river.
Commissioner Latham was instructed to ex
anime the same and report at the August meet
ing of the Board.
The allowance Of IS per month to Charles
HiIderbrandt is hereby stopped until further
orders, and that said Chas Hilderbrandt be
cited to appear at the next meeting OF the board
on August 1st, 1898, at o'clock m
The Board having received the application of
Gale d Smith to lease the oyster land of said
Chas Hilderbrand, the Board requests the
prosecuting attorney to file q written opinion
in the matter before August 1st, 1898.
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Druggist Shelly has people calling

Druggist Shelly has people calling
on him for treatment daily. 20 years
experience in medicine.
A new Drop-head White Sewing
Machine, Needles, etc., for sale at l..
*. Munson's.
DR.. KENNICoTT, DENTIST, is per
manently located at Shelton, and pre-
pared to do all dental work up to date;
Sets of Teeth on Gold plate, Platinum
or Continuous Gum. Porcelain, Rub
Der; Gold and Porcelain Crowns and
Facings, Bridge work, Teeth without
plates, Fine Gold filings. Call and
get prices, one third less than city, for
first class work. Painless extractions
made. Teeth regulated made straight.
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LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH. |,

LAM Otr1CE AL OILY MPlA, WASH.t
June IL, 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 Register
and Receiver at Olympia, Wash, on Friday.
July 18th, 1898, viz
NATHAN D. SWARTHOUT,
of Shelton, Wn. Hid. 4. No. 1878 for the NJ
Ne14, and Lots l and ., Sec Is Tp2 NR7W.
w NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Daniel c. Frederick, William
Barrett John B. Yoder, all of Shelton. Wash
Fred Bailey, OF Matlock. Wn.
Also at same time and place. viz:
DANIEL G. FREDERICK,
of Shelton, Wn. HID Z. No 1877 for the 81 Sell
and Ne14 SeI Sec IL, and Sw14 Sw1z, Sec IL Tp
q n r west. w. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz: Nathan d. swarthout, viii
liam Barrett, John B. Yoder, all of shelton, Wn.
Fred Bailey, of Matlock, Wn.
FRANK 6. DECKEBAcH, Register.
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In Town Council.

Council met in regulas session. Alb
sent Coundilmen Cyphert dnb Bor-
deauX.
The special committee to whom was
referred the matter of liking the
Goldsborough creek, and Attorney
Richardson made verbal report
thereon and town attorney was in
structed to confer with County Com
missioners in regare to an appropria-
ton therefor.
CLERKS and Treasurer's reports read
and referred.
Communication from P.-I. IN regard
to creek advertisement read and re-
ferred.
Following bills were allowed:
IA Horton. labor S1.eO
Ed. W 1ev. 8 400
T, Derosier 400
Wiley & Wood, police supplies. o.29
A Horton, labor, 1.oo
| Council adjourned.
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shelton. friday, July Sth. 1898.


rn5.-e Ho1rd0n is holding d term OF
sererer Cont this week.
Nj, Aaole Keelty left for Seattle
Saturday 10 be gone Tor some time.
Mrs J.ha Kneeland returned Satur-
fav fro.. 4 visit Of a month in What
com.
Mrs. JAIME, Forrest and children are
spending tbs holiday week out with
the Cars.a:r, At Mason.
Mrs. Sus.e Z. Barr, Of Olympia, is
attending Court this week in the ca
pac;,y Of ,.anosrapher.
Miss Nellie Tremper is down from
Seattle visiting Mrs. \. W. Fredson
and other friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Getty and
Miss L.zz.c Getty are spending the
week IN Whatcom visiting relatives.
Ar. ana Mrs J4mes 3. Irease were
in from Nallock to spend the Fourth,
a1l made the JOURNAL a pleasant call.
Ms. Prentice Dunbar and children
have gone TO Tacoma, to spend a
month or 50 with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, S c. Young.
Mark I. Reed returned Wednesday
night from his vacation trip down
Sound, and rustled most of his crew
back 10 camp yesterday.
sam and Milt Schumacher, Da n.
Bannsc and e ". Smith played IN
Olympia during the celebration there.
PHI. Ashmau. who is now in Seattle,
Was also there.
Attorney !. T. Sigh dropped in
Monday from Fairhaven 10 spend a
few days with his family. He reports
d fair law business opening up for the
firm. and good prospects.
Claude Aspenwall, who is employed
ii Mud Bay logging camp, came
over 70 pitch Tor the Shelton club in
Mondays game. 1 is probable that
he will decide 10 become a permanent
acquisition to the home nine.
Mr., Greene no ca1ahra+sd cha1b
artist. delivered three lectures in the
NJ, t. church. under the auspices OF
the ". c. 7. l. She is quite interest.
ing, both as talker and a ci1alker
and those WHO failed to 90 missed q
treat
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McLarty and
Mrs Chas. Leake were called to Aber.
deem last week to the bedside of Miss
Annie Morrow who was not then ex.
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Yankee Sampson.

Yankee Sampson went to sea.
Sailing on d cruiser;
He took along his company
OF men and guns few. sir
CHORUS:
Yankee sampson, ha ha ha,
Sampson you're dandy.
With men and guns and cruisers, too,
You're certainly quite handy.
He sailed away to hunt the Dons,
With orders for to snatch them,
And thrash the Spanish right and left
If he could only catch them.
tCHoRUs.)
And Yankee Sampson did it too;
He did it so complete sir,
That not blooming ship is left
OF all the Spanish fleet, sir.
Oh, Yankee Sampson you're peach,
A noble, gallant tar, sir;
You're out OF sight, you're out Of reach:
We hail you from afar, sir.
"egieet you with three rousing cheers,
For you and your brave crew, sir,
For the victory won and present sent
To Yankee Doodle doc sir.
Yankee Sampson keepit up,
You certainly are handy,
With men and gans AMI cruisers, too.
Oh, Sampson you're dandy.
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state VS. John Strong, incest, bill OF
Baldwin, cur ex, 81
Board adjourned until l O'Clock p m.
One O'Clock m. Board met pursuant to ad-
iournment. Present full board and clerk.
Appeared /. Adams, supervisor road district
s, and on settlement was allowed the sum $500
ont of the funds of said district.
Appeared Bennetson supervisor OF road dis
trict and on settlement was allowed S39.o6 out
of the district fund and s2769 out of the general
road fund.
Appeared NJ Edmonds, supervisor OF road dis
trict and on settlement was allowed s63.57 out
of special fund of district and s526S out of the
regular district fund.
In the matter of the French road the same
came I'D for hearing and the same was declared
established.
Cost bill for above:
&c w cbelton- surveyor s. 30
D Eorbos viewer 90
,,nor+ Ellison. r 90
L., vr;sa chairman 90
.,,ar.v Kr;sa 90
In the matter OF the " Norman ROAD the
same was set for hearing on August g. 1898 at the
hour of 10 a m.
The supervisor OF district Is is allowed to e1-
mend not to exceed 500 in opening the Rof road.
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Local News.

Beautiful weather during fhiszw eek
AS Josh Billings used to say: 1.-The
9th should be abolished
Joe Valley and William Mayer were
made Odd Fellows Wednesday evening
The Peniusular No is in the shops
getting an overhauling during the, hoI-
, iday vacation.
Between the session of the Superior
court and the county Commissioners,
Shelton is still full Of visitors.
The JOURNALS friends, too nuraer-
Gus 10 mention, were in town thi S
week, and enjoyed the holiday cele.
brat1ou.
This year we were blessed with
splendid weather for the celebration,
although the prospects for a shower
were good Monday afternoon.
Postmaster Munson now collects two
cents additional to the regular fees
Tor money orders issued, as war tax.
making the minimum fee FIVE cents.
Beginning with the first of July all
checks must bear two-cent revenue
stamp cancelled. to comply with the
new law, regardless of the size of the
check.
After this date SO cents must be can
celled upon each deed for $500, and so
cents extra for each additional 500 or
fraction OF the consideration of the
deed. or the instrument will not be re-
cored.
Nearly one hundred OF the loggers
who went away to spend their holiday
returned Wednesday evening. and
were up to their respective camps yes
terday.
The base bail game on Monday was
so exciting as to interest the ladies
and those who are not so we'll posted
in evidence everywhere and took a
lively interest in the game Their
Comments were often amusing, and
they were. especially happy when the
game was won.
This session Of superior court comes
too close to the Fourth, before some
people have had time to finish up their
celebration. In the most important
state case the prosecution seems to an
o IT. de to be d bowling farce, and
IRE is little doubt as to the outcome.
Justice is Knocked and the county foots
the bill
The baseball game in Olympia last
Sunday was a fizzle, the game being
called through misunderstanding in
the third inning, but decided to be no
game. The Olympiaus, though con-
siderab bly, in the lead, with good pros
pect Of making the score reach the
half hundred mark. refused to continue
the game. About seventy went up to
witness the game, including a number
of ladies, and the steamer reached
home about eleven O'Clock at night.
The trip was pleasant except for the
disappoi;i tment of the ball game.
George Harris, who lives on the
Brown place near the "Rollway," Lit
tie Skookum Bay, came near an un-
timely end last Sunday evening while
blasting stump, he rolled up a news
paper instead Of fuse. expecting to be
able to get out of danger before the
t., Iii l..
at fault, as the charge of dynamite
went off on the flash. Harris right
side was toward the stump,and was
filled with splinters, and pieces of the
brass cap. The wounds, FORUM ately,
were mainly flesh wounds, and DR..
| Wells, who removed the splinters an6
dressed the injuries reports the injur-
ed man doing we'll.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-07-08
4 Preachers Discovery.

DR.. Blosser, who has for many years made a
speciality of catarral diseases, has discovered a
remedy that cures the worst cases of Catarrh,
Bronchitis etc. 1t is a penetrating, healing
smoke vapor that goes directly 10 every affected
spot, destroys the germs, and heals the mucous
membrane. Any sufferer mentioning JOURNAL,
who will address DR.. ]. w. Blosser G. Son, II, u
and IS Grant Building, Atlanta, Ga. will receive
post paid three days trial treatment free.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-07-08
CASTOR|A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ssasa sss Of NM2zzzzx
SAMPLES MAILED FREE.
Fifty Thousand Trial Packages of DR..
BIOsser's Catarrh Cure to be Sent
Free to Applicants.

We have given away $4,000 trial packages of
DR.. Blosser's Catarrh Cure to persons afflicted
with Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Deaf
ness, etc. and now offer another $1,000 packages
absolutely free. If the trial package does not
convince you of its curative properties, you will
have been at no expense; if it benefits you, you
will gladly order months treatment at sl.00.
We are willing to take all the risk, knowing
what the medicine will do.
This remedy was discovered by Rev. J. W.
Blosser, NJ. D. the well-kuown evangelist. 1t is
harmless, pleasant vegetable compound, in
hailed by smoking in pipe, which We furnish
free. 1t cures the worst cases. If you wish the
free package, write at once to DR.. J. W. Blosser
& Son, Sample Dept. Atlanta, Ga. mentioning
the JOURNAL.