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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15
sent officers thcro with Instructions
to stop the Illicit sales.

sent officers thcro with Instructions
TO stop the Illicit sales
81 know there nro good and true
mon and democrats who are honestly
and sincerely advocntlnS prohibition,
but am fully convinced that pro-
hibitory laws will not promote tenn
porance, tho object sought by these
people; but, on the contrary, il Il pro
hlbltory law was enacted, blind tigers
and the illicit salo Of whislley would
increase and thcro would ho no ma
chinory and no revenue with which
to stop it. For This reason many
Of those who aro in favor OF tio open
Darkroom and tho salo of wli.I:rv
arc advocating prohibition, and cy,u
those who arc in favor of tho license
system advocate prohibition bpcal:"
they are convinced in thclr own
minds that prohibition VIII be fill
urc, and if they can by these mcat,s
repeal tho dispensary law they feel
that they will then be in Il position
to sccnro what they wait thc sale
of whiskey under liccnso SYSTEM
do not believe that it would bn wise
or good Judgment at this tinc to
have tho State torn up by Il change
of system for the handling Of the.
liquor question, and for that reason,
il for no other, it would be better to
let the dispensury system stand. If
the honest and sincere advocates Ur
temperance would stop aud consider
/ am snro they would reach the con.
clusion that the dispensary syslcn,
property managed and enforced, is q
better temperance measure Chan pro
hibition wonld be.
'Iu addition to this, 1t is not llr
province Of tho Governor to rrurt
laws, but simply TO see that ,h,%"
placed on the statute books by ti!n
Legislative department arc enforced,
and tho election Of prohibition gov
ernor would not mean necessarily the
enactment Of q prohibitory law.
81 will attond all tho campaign
meetings where they do not inter-,
fcro with my official duties"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15
Ken Ctions OF II Bachelor,
(Ncw York Press. )

\NcW YORK IrrSS.
Whom girl is in loye sho would
Il lot rather havo tho pneumonia than
Il good cold in tho head
Th" average girl would rather ad-
NIT sho WAS not II Christian than to
Admit sho had been eating onions.
When woman goes travelling sho
alway" wears hor best satin corset
for f"nr sho might get killed on tho
cars.
Att"r woman gets married she
Always acts superior to woman
who lru't married, unless sho is lot
younger than sho ie herself.
y womon never considers seriously
wh"th"r ho is in lovo with a man or
not till 'ho has got him whore sho
thinks ho thinks he has got to pro-
pose.
ii the average woman tried all tho
tlmo to look rs pleasant at her hus-
band rs sho does Mt tho photographer,
sho would Gio of nervous prostration
in two wooks.
You can gcncrally have Il lot Of
fun with girls that arc always saying
they do so hato spoony men.
A man ought to bo mado to do his
counting when the girls folks are
having tho house wull-puporcd.
Half tho womon you SEQ oithor
havo some money in their stocking or
olso havo Il bill pinned to tho inside
Of their corSrts.
a woman without any religion is
just as impossible thing as a baby
without any safety.pins.
Whom n girl jilts ono man and
marrics another both mon ought to
consider themselves lucky. Ono gets
tho girl he wants, and the other
finds out she wasn't The girl ho
wanted.
A woman novor opens letter
with strange han dwrting on it till
sho has looked at tho postmarll and
had thrco guessos with hcrself--
who on earth could have written hor
from thoro.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15
G~' "a GsS -. 81 1T 4. "a.
Bears tho 1o IT, Mind l9l Iia0 hfTays BauCIb
"I Cz<<eIIs>Y~zz Cz<<essI + = ~zzzGS<SEZx
McC utr's Magazine fnt Juuc.


Tho Juno number Of McCnr'. is
particularly str, nr and varied in ;ts
contents, both as regards fiction and
special artlcl2s President Nruucr
Of tho SoutL Arr;cln rrnuIIi. j., NON.
traycd in an y.ato rhaructrr tndv
hv T.. E,lmnnL Garrett, who has had
tho advantage C prrsonaI contact
with tho rcmarI.r},lc Borr leader, and
is thoroughly frmiliur with his pas,
career and with tho political history
Of tho Beers. Excellent rortr1itH of
Kruger and his wifn are iucIudcd.
j. Lincoln 81 A'ons, Of the Ncw.
York Commereial Advertiser, rcl&trs
some striking "!ncihanta uf conhict'
bctveon GoYcx"p ~ Rrossyr'E and
party leaders, a'I conaiinrs whether
his first term as Cp.prnor has turned
out to br Il successful experiment. a
fully illustrated article Oh the Capo
Nomo Cold E;"!AH, by William j.
Hampton, Describes lilo in Nom" City
which is "thc larEcst OF lis ago in tn,
world," and give the latest and exact.
est Information ;,y"iin'tIo concerning
tho possibilities Of this new gold
region, ono that is much richer than
ever tho KlonUr!H. Experiment in
Flying, by O CnHnutr, is an account
Of tho authors own flying gmachincs,
succeeding at speed Of seventeen
miles an hour. The article is Illus,
tratod from photographs.
One of tho most striking features
Of tho number is Il thrilling naval
story of the Japancsc. Chimes, WA,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15
TUE MAN WITH AN "AD"

There's the man with the pick,
And the man with the hoe,
'Nnd tn" man with the horny spade;
I'ut the n.an with the cad"
Is TIC man ever glad,
For he collars his share of the trade,
There's the man with the hat,
And the man with the shoe,
And the man with tho automobiles:
But whoc'cr East or West
In an "ad" will invest
Is the man ~ the top Of the deal.
There's the man with the frown,
AND the ma" with the sigh,
And 1h" man with perpetual grief;
Bat just make up your mind
That no man Of that kind
IN an "Hd' has the slightest belief.
For the man Of the East
Or the man Of the West,
With Il smile and II face all uwlow:
i the man who has had,
BY the aid OF an cad"
y trade that has br ought in the tou,ih
-Monrovia Messenger.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15
Frank Ieslle's Popular Monthly for Juno

Frankl lLcslic's Popular Monthly for
Juno opens with an illustrated article
Of extraordinary and unique interest,
entitled" The Presidents War;" by
veteran Journalist. diplomat, Deb.
Randolph Klein. President Mckinley
is here shown "at the helm," as Com
mandcr-in Chief Of the Army and
Navy Of tho United States, in the
late war with Spain; and q detailed
description of tho marvellous WAR
Room" in tE White House, with
specially authorized photographs,
is for tho first time givon to tho pub
lie.
That brilliant fiction writer, 60"
otherwise Mr.. A. II. CUTLER Cougk,
who completed the lato Robert Louis
Steyonson's "St. Ives," contributes q
dashing story complete in one number
entitled "Iho Two Scouts" to the
June Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
A metropolitan Night: Glimpses
Of Now York with Newspaper
Rep orter," is the self explanatory
titlo of graphic and picturquo's
article by Samuel Hopkins Adams
in Frank Lesbos Popular Monthly
for Juno.
Blanche u. Baralt writes cloquently
of "Hhe Greatest Passion in History"
that Of Juana la Loca, the mad
Queen Of Spain. "At tho Ends of
the British EMPIRE" by Robert E.
Spoor, is an exceptionally brilliant
piece Of descriptive writing, accom-
panied by many beautiful views Of
India.
Martha McCullock. Williams con-
tributes q quaint and delightful
paper, which she calls "a Brief for
tho Defense, in tho Case Of that
Crownloss and Unchristian Martyr,
the Mulor.' Tho story of Il wo
mans love and sacrifice is told in
"For His Honor's Sake, "by Martha
Henderson Gray. "Women as Archi
tects" are interestingly discussed by
Joseph Dana Miller. Poems and
"Marginalia" sketches arc from tho
pens of Madison Cawein, Minna
Irving, jennie Bolts Hartswick,
Henry Tyrrell, Lawrence Porcher
Hext, and Mary Sargent Hopkins.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15

e5 ~ G:as rs e.1a "a. r Za..
Boar tho ,..n Tho Kind Io1 i!asthiS2gs B'sGh
''S's'''' Of I@<z%z@I:1m
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15
TiLLMAN IRRESISTIBLE.

lIi'i.N!NN llhi.|lN | Ibi,E.
All Of tho aclivn Republican dc
hators seem to Il kc &plrusurc IN aim
ing their shafts Of ofridicrlc at Senator
Illlman, and yet there is no man on
the Democratic side with whom they
arc SO chummy. Srnutor Tiliman is
lrrrSl"tlhlr. 40 matter how hard
tho others may try to get mad with
| h'r' over tho biting, surcHstic things
It, Is SO fond Of saying, The Senator
';"n South Carolina will not allow it.
! Old Senator Pettus, whose quaint
| ""nor at the expense Of young Son
"'or BovorilGo made the cntrc coun-
Try laugh, takes quito Il f0thcrly in,
trrHst in the youngstcr, n:d while he
docs not take back anything ho said
about orators in general, ho mover
thcicss goes ont Of his way to say
that this particular young orator has
much in him and will como TO tho
! fruni.
Tho Senate pictures are sometimes
worthy OF reproduction. Take, for
| instance, tho ono during This same
arHOr plato discussion, whcn sono-
body was making spccch not par,
tlcnlarIy interesting. Senator Jones,
Of Arkansas, tho chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee,
walked across tho aisln and Joined
Senators Allison and Aldrich. sen
ator Iillman camo up and joined in
tho conversation and Senator Butler
of North Carolina, tho Populist
leader, sat down by Senator Al
drich,s side. Thor, rs if anything
were needed to mako tho group
picturesque. Senator Hanna strollctl
over and, putting his arm lovingly
around Senator Jones, who was sit
ting next tho aisle, mudo good his
coming by telling somc story that
sct everybody in tho crowd laugh
ing,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15
OUR PICK IICNIAH SENATOR'S
HpW Tl!i,r iHV'" I.f"tI OrllFIt TO
IiIE GA, $.tnirA rcl: EVrIGT.


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! Especial to Ike NUWa 0Nl, Courier }
Washing. n, d. c., Juno 0..-Thc
novico who ,aHpa from tao galleries
upon ConEr debates is apt to
wonder tina thn famo1s N"ncoy-
Toomhs cps. .'s'", With H. NyInG ink
stands Is u, m'ro often repeated.
No have hEi, OF" such during recent
years. bnI lat was III Il "on'nlttcc
''om. Ho'"r ''moS d"F'nGtho pres
onI session 'iHVo members Of the
'1onS' con'n4'&'"" on military affairs
f'achcd I'll" stag" Whch i&ht was
l:hmihel9, '''' II hnpp"N'd that each
''mo 'here wa" somebody on band :"
keep tho w"I'' "" comhatants APP!
On inc 1loof OF tie o'n;'" and Of It,
'louso 'her' $ no ''"r'h OF cxcNir.,
l,>''' ''''''N'>' 10 ~ ;
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alone
Inc mention OF "fmcr plato IN tho
''e''"'o oofl'." inc past Two weeks
'''''' moro me- Ac''' l'N' Il lot OF fresh
'"o'' 'h'o"'' ''''" c";f" "hero were
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-15

~; ~; f;HEEE:'' q HrG ~ SEcy rasi}a
* > " 49, : "u,r'i at huiHe with
- ;" 81 pin Cook OF par
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-19
KatolIcyzm " Chinach.

Karolicyzm " Chinach.
New York. Ze sprawozdania
kongregacyi de propaganda tlde,
widzimy, re katollk6w W Chinach
lest 532. 448. Jest to rezultat AGO
%letniej piracy misyonarzy katoli~
cklch. ~ IL.
Liczba katolik6w znajdujacych
sic W prowincyach eb;etych bun
tenn Boxer6w tax sig przedstawla.
Manchunia 21 900 os6b; Pc Chi Ii
loe 900, shantug 10000 cyl ra"
zem 1877 900 os6b.
Liczbe kosclo}6w podaja ma
1880, Europejskich misyonarzy
ma bye $50. krajowych 400, a
1915 szk61.
Monslgnor Fazier, wikary apo
stolski W Chinach, take sprawozda.
ME zda1 re swego wykaryatu, "a
miesiac Marzec I. b:
Og6lna liczba chrzescijan 46.
s96
Doros}ych os6b ochrzczono
zesz}ego roku 1922 os6b. Misyo~
narze Mary6ci maja 1873 zakonni"
k6w. Posiadaja on1 kolegjdm euro
peiskie " T1en Tsin. Trapisoi ma.
ja opata, 5 kslezy, Is muzykantow
i 80 braciszk6w.
Ko6ci6{., Zbawiciela zbudowa-
nv W centrum Pekinu ma kcszto-
wac $15O.Oo0. Zbudowa} go cesarz
ctinski, Kosci6f Sw. J6zefa kosz~
tow7aa} $50 oC0, inne zas zbudowa@
no kosztem cd 10 do 20 tysiecy
,dolar6w. W ca1ym wikaryacle PEI
kinskim znajduje sig 80 koscio{ow
w1ekszych, a PIG mniejszych 1869
prywatnych kaplic. Jest tam tel 5
kolegj6w z 1875 uczniami I $40
szk6} bez%p}atnych, do kt6rych ucze
SEGA 5503 dzieci. .:&
Frahciszkanic, bominikanie.
LazarSci i Augustynyanie pracujae
ma misYach W Chlnach, ale tylko
Jezuici znajduja sic W prowincyAch
gdzie wybuchly zaburzenia: Jezu~
lei maja pod swa opieka So. 600
os3b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-19
Co s1ycha6 ma biegunfe
p6fnOcnym.

p0fnOcnym.
PY,anie to ,nleresuje ka5dego i
mlliony ludzi 50 clekawi co tez tam
widziano z balonu Andre'ego ,kt6rY
podobno szczesllwie powraca. 50
ieszcze iune daleko wazniejsze rze.:
/ ozy, ale nlestetY ME zwracamy ma
ME zadaej uwagi. Najprz6d zdro-
vie nasze jest wiecej n%arazope W tel
gor9czce jak zYcle Andre'ego "
lodowatych pustyniach. q jedyna
bronia przeciwko tak,emu nlebez~
pieczehstwu jest odpowiednie le-
karstwo wzmacniaiace uietylko
system fzyczny ale take l moral
ny, ajakim jest, Trlnera Cookie
Vino, kt6rs odswieza umys{, czy6ci
krew, zaostrza apetYt ! spowoduje
orzezwlajacy sen. Fabryksnt tegoz
przez w,ele lat, Jozef Tr'ner, 437
| West 18th st. Chicago ILL.,. nada}
! tenn nieocen1one l%ekarstwo ma ten
krytycznY czas sarazem j dosko-
na}Y nap6;. W kt6rym nawet
dzieckO, kobletY i starcY znajda
przYjemnos6, wYclagajac z takowe-
go nowe SHY. Gospodarstwo domo-
we zaopatrzoue W to lekarstwo ieet
wolne nietYlko cd chorob letnich,
ale cd wszYstk1ch dolegllwosci
zo19dkowych, watrobY l merck,
kt61e przez uzYwanie Trinera
Gorzkiego Wilma zostaja skutecz~
ME l szybko leczone. Wszeikie wiec
okropnt Sci bieguna p6lnccnego
jake goraczki gina wobec tego
lekarstwa. Xiv. ..:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-19

Nasz .podr6zujacy
agent p. Teofll Der
d0wski dziala obec-
ME, W interesie naszej
gazety, W Stanie WIS
consin. J..
Pan Stefan kuka-
szewicz W tych dniach
odwiedzi niekt6rych
abonent6w W1AROsA
W Milwaukee, W celu
"kolektowani& abona-
mentu.
WIADOMOSCI
MI JSCOW 10.
HALA DRAMATYCZNA ma
Niedzielnem przedstawieniu ma
korzysc Towarzystwa ,,Oswiaty"
by}a przepe}niona.
PRZEZ DIVA DNI, Niedziele
i Poniedzia}ek, prawie ustawicznie
deszcz pada1 u mas W Winonie.
sPRET PsZENICY W okoli~.
~ pomiedzy Winona a St Paul,
MIMI: juz SIG rozpocza} " minio-
nym tygodniu. y
ZWRACAMY uwage ma umie-.
czone W dzisiejszym numerze
og1oszenie sp61ki kupieckiej Schlin-
german & Walch W Winonie, Ir6g
ulicy Seiej i Main. wyprzedaj ace
teraz bajecznie tanio r6zuy towar
}okciowy. Panow1e Ell teraz co ty-
dzien sw6j handel W naszej gazecie
polecaja.
t PIEKARZ JAN KOsKI, To-
WAC ryby W rzece Mississippi. u
ratowsl tonaca smio letnia Mary
ME Pa}ubicka, kt6ra chwytajac
drzewo, ma g}ebia sig dosta}a.
DR.. ROBERT WOLSKI
ciezko odpokutowa "a to. re ME
us1ucha} rady wydawcy W1ARUsA i
ME rozpocza} praktykl lekarskie]w
Milwaukee, zaraz pc z4ozenlu
egzam1nu. Nacierpia{ sic biedy maj =
prod W Minneapolis, a potem W
Duluth, i teraz JUL wreszcie chce
us}uchaG dobrej rady, jaka mu
dawalismy: ~.
ROOSEVELT, republikanski
kandydat ma vice~prezydenta.
przejeidza} we Wtorek. u Lipoa,
przes Wlnone, jadac Ola agitacyi
politycznej do St. Paul j Minnea'
polls.
PLAclc "a. "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-19

Tykicty ma grunta
koleia Northern Pacific.
Pociagi ma grunta odchodza co
pierwszy i co trzeci Wtorek miesiaca.
Tykiety sprzeda]a sic "a Gene jazdy "
jedne strone, Z dodatkiem $500 "a
round trip.
Exkursysnisci maja czas stawae
ma roz maitych stacyach celu obejrze-
MIA sebie okolicznych grunt6w.
II P6lnccny zachod to kraj przyszlodc
Najlepsze grunta g tam jesscze nieru-
szone
wzglsdem blisszych s~zczeg6s6v
pisai pod ad,esem:
Chas s Fee, General Passenger
Agent. St Paul, MINI e 8 CEN EN-
tow poslemy ~ksiaaeozke pod tytuteelmn
w nderlan.d 1900 ! obraskami,
opp,,ujasoDee .na,piaknieiszs ] najsysDieis!ssee
.ioalice = ptsuoc1yn saohsdsie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-19

Nasz .podr6zqjacy
agent p. Teo6l Der
d0wski dzia}a obec-
ME, W interesie naszej
gazety,w Stanie Wis.,
c0nsin.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-02-23

Mrs. Leannah c. Young. wife of S.
c. Young, was born April 18th, 1848,
in Columbus, Ohio, and died in South
Tacoma, Feb. 18th, 1900. She leaves
to mourn her loss loving husband,
and two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Covi1l
and Mrs. Prentice Dunbar, both of
Shelton, WASH, one sister in Ohio,
two sisters and one brother in Illinois.
She was married to S. C. Young in
1873, at Columbus, where the latter
was running passenger train between
that city and Cincinnati. They moved
to Olympia about 1877 where Mr..
Young was the first engineer on the
old narrow gauge road to Tenino.
After living in Tacoma and Seattle
for time, they moved to Shelton,
where Mr.. Young was employed on the
Satsop Railroad for several years. In
1893 they again moved to Tacoma.
Mr.. Young will remain in Tacoma for
several months closing up his affairs,
and will then probably make his home
with his daughters in Shelton.
Mrs. Young was kind and loving
wife and Christian mother, ever
ready with kind and helpful word in
trouble and joyful one in happiness.
She became a member of the Presbv-
terian Church at Olympia in 1873, cor
tinuing in that faith for eighteen
years, when she withdrew and took up
Christian Science in 1896. She was
strict and faithful to the science till
the grim destroyer relieved her of all
suffering and toll, that she might enter
into the Promised Land.
.'Our Mother, the one we all revered,
To all who knew her she became en-
deared,
She in Truth defed Deaths awful
sting,
And lives in Heaven, where Love
should all us BRING
MRS. PRENTICE DUNBAR,
MRS. RALPH CovILL,
Attorney Richardson has been COM
missioned Notary.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-02-23
Harrison and her Neighbors.

February Doth, 1900.
@. Obitz and B. F. Carl returned
Saturday from trip over the county
in search of suitable location to set
tie.
Fishing seems to be pretty good, the
two Pfundt boys made 800 from their
seines last week
Miss Murray, of Detroit, spent the
week with Miss Irving at Clifton
Mr., Happily has crew of men bal
ing hay on the Company ranch.
The Nance Brothers and W. A.
O'Brien started Wednesday, to return
to Dawson City, Mrs. O'Brien accom-
panied her husband to Seattle to see
him safely off. Good luck boys
The Captain Rock logging Company
has sold its interests to John Chadwick
and Messrs Oxley aud Erdmaun ave
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Chadwick
will have crew at the new camp
within the week, and will push the
business with his usual energy; he
sent out large boom of special order
cedar poles from Dewatto, Saturday.
Several cases of neuralgia round
about, someone please come forward
with cure.
We got about three inches of snow
Friday but it vanished like a dream,
leaving good prospect for an early
spring.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-02-23
LE Repairing, Cleaning and Pressing

hatchery John D. Dow. who has con-
tract to construct fish way at the Skoko-
mish falls, was at the hatchery Sunday to
consult Mr.. Little with regard to putting
in gate at the falls, so the fish can be
held until wanted
from fifty to ninety days are required
for Matching the fish, the average at>the
Skokomish hatchery being sixty days.
Weather and temperature of the water de-
termine the time, and the conditions being
about perfect, the Skokomish hatchery is
one of the most successful in the state.
The young fish, after being liberated fol
low their natural instinct and force their
way against the current upstream, where
they remain about a year, when they make
a rush out to sea. They are then about
six inches long At the end of three years,
they come back matured fish of commerce
and make their way to the same stream
from which they came so that we may ex-
pect to see results from our hatchery in
four years time.
Besides the efficient superintendent. Mr.
Blackwell, the crew consists of his nephew,
Eddie McReavy, Chas. P, Nutter and NJ
M. Summons and they are kept busy every
day caring for the eggs and young fish,
The cleaning is done by means of small
niece IF ruhber hose bxr x.1,;<1, tl,e IN,
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-02-23
In Town Council.

SHELTON, WASH. Feb. is, 1900.
Council met in regular session,
Mayor, Clerk, Marshal, and Coun.
Munson, Smith and Bell. Minutes APP
proved.
Committee reported tavorably on
following claims:
L. M. Co., supplies, S 40
Estate David Shelton, water rent 20. 90
tax rebate, 1900
John Ludgate, night-watch, 24.OO
Puget Sound Pipe Co., pipe, 14.1O
E. D. Munson, supplies, 1.25
JOURNAL, so firemen's exempt cert 800
Clerks report and ptg 600
Wat. Hunter, labor, rs
John Davis, g LIS
X. W. Potts, g LIS
3. s. Barger. rep Marshal star, rs
Council adjourned,
DAN. BANNsE, Clerk.
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and point out to the JOURNAL man the
beauties of the location.
AT the boarding house, in charge of Mr..
Blackwells niece, our party was served
with splendid meal, baked salmon having
the place of honor, and it was enjoyed, as
was the whole trip. Again we suggest
that our people should all visit the Skoko-
mish hatchery, for an interesting and in
outing
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Notice for Publication.


Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
1875 entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands
i'll the States OF California, Oregon, Nevada and
washington Territory as extended to all the
Public Land States By act of August A, 1892,
AMOS FURNESS,
Of Liliiwaup, county of Mason, State of Wash,
has this;day fled in this office his sworE state
mcnt NO 545, for the purchase Of the Ell OF Sel4,
Sec ", Up. %, N, Range Nod w, and Lots and
4. Of feef5ogsko 10 ii Township No 20 N. Range
no. and will offer proof to show that the
IND sought is more valuable for its timber or
3}ope than for agricultural purposes, and to
f& 41sh h1scIalm to said land before the Regis
ter ana Receiver Of this Office at Olympia,
He names as Witnesses s b Furnesg. of
LiIliWaup p, Thomas James, Of kDewatto. Martin
Barrett. and John Madison b6th5f Idlliwaup,
;. Any and III persons claiming adversely the
above described lands arc requested to4le thel!
Claims IN this Office on OF before said 1ofn Gay q
81 g 49, FRANZ d. pxckr1x Refisten
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Notices for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA WASH.

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA WASH
Jan oath, 1900.
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 e.
Angle, U. S. Comr. at Shelton, Wash. on Satur-
day. March Ord, 1900. viz:
DAVID E. BORGER,
OF Shelton, Wash, HID Entry No. S05, for the EI5
Ne14. Ell Se14, ofSec. 10, in Up. 10 N, West
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz Charles Saeger, Charles Wivell,
Claude Elson, Clinton Hodge, all of Shelton,
FRANK G. DECKEBACH, Register.
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LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. WASH,

Feb. 2, 1900 I
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..
Angle, u. s. Comr. at Shelton, WASH, on Sat
lrday, March 10th, 1900, viz:
JOHN SMITH,
of Clifton, Wash. Hid +. No. 1850, for the seq,
Sec. u Up. % N. r.. NV.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hisccntinuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land viz: f. CIaasen. Nels Petersen e.
Bennetsen, rs. Bennetsen, all OF Clifton, Wn.
F. G. DECKEBACH, Register.