The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-03-03

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BAPTIST SERVICES
Sunday School 10 A. M.
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Evening sermon, 7:30 p. N. subject
Welcome everybody.
DIED.-Shelton, Saturday, February
18th, Dillius A. Beers, wife of George
Beess, aged AZ years, of heart failure.
Mrs. Beers has been afflicted with
heart disease for some years past, and
had not been in very good health of
late. although generally up and around,
About five O'Clock in the morning her
son noticed her gasping for breath,
and called Mr.. Beers, but she expired
before he reached her side. Mrs.
Beers came to Mason County from
Michigan about ten years ago, and
was married to George Beers, then
farming in the Satsop valley. Several
years ago the family moved into Shell
ton and made their home here The
deceased leaves husband, and two
sons, Fred Meyer, by a former hus-
| band, and Clyde Beers, aged years,
and large circle of friends. The flu
neral took place from the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon, Rev. T, A.
Gregory preaching an eloquent dis
course. The church was crowded, in
spite-ot the inclement weather, aud
mauy Redmen and Workmen were in
attendance, the former order taking
charge of the funeral.
Mourning Grape, Flowers for Funer-
ais New vei'ings at Mrs. Eatons.
/ For SALE.-A good Typewriter, SIS,
L. K. MUNsoN
According to Vidette several school
rna'ams have caused considerable
trouble by resign1ng their positions to
accept others, with a higher salary.
The school boards of Montesaro and
Markh am both refused to accept the
designations OF their teachers, and they
left and accepted the other positions.
While there are two sides to all question
we believe teachers should first secure
! honorable release from their existing
contracts before entering upon new
ones.
4 Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Mail.
ed for Is cents by C. I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
An exchange tells of girl who took
header from wheel and was Jared
unconscious Methods of resusci-
tation were immediately applied with
out seeming result, until benevolent
looking old gentlemen with glasses
said: Grub her neck AT this the
young woman came to her senses.
Tears came and she depressed a crysof
anguish as she screamed, Rubber.
neck Yourself, you old fool,'' and she
was SO mad she couldn't cry.
Do Nor PUT OFF until tomorrow the
duty that ought to be done today. II
your blood is impure and you fee
weak and weary. take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla at once.
For two weeks I will sell Childrens
School Sailor Hats aud 10 cents
former price Is cents MRS. EATON.
After Mar. 1st parties wishing house
painting, papering or carriage paint
ing done will do we'll to communicate
with P. D. Fairchild Detroit Mason Co
Wash. All work garanteed.
The board of state land commission
ers have approved the sale OF timber OF
nw4 of ne4 of section D. township D
north. range west, % acres, on uni
versity land in Mason county. soil
FEBRUARY 10 to r. T. Shepard, of Shell
ton for $3.50. Also the timber on sw
of SEA, section SO, township 20 north
range west. on school land in Maso,
, county, acres, sold FEBRUARY 10 t,
George Simpson of VI at1ock, for sos. so
Get your wheel cleaned or repaire,
at L..TK. Munson's.
WANTED.-To rent two small farm
near Shelton, fruit trees; good for Q ar
dening; to good tenants, who can pa,
rent in improvements. Apply this of
flee.
Many people in writing to Hawai-,
make the mistake Of placing shor
postage on their letters. Letters sen
to any part of the U. S., Mexico o
Canada, cost two cents for each ounc
or fraction, while to all other countrie
it is cents for each one-half ounce O
fraction. Letters to our boys at Ma
Mia, sent through San Francisco sub
station. only require the usual 2 cent
postage.
4 If you want to pay $50. for whee
get the best on earth the 1899 Colum
. bia, at Munsons. 1899 Crescents $s5.
In order to get theFARM JouRNA,
as premium for advance payment