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The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Geo. Ober and son vere down from
Hofchkiss. Friday. for . cousignment
Of trees.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Rees Wiston came in fron BDuL'e
Wednesday. having had TO give u
SCHOOL on sccouut q the grip.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

J.F. Less. the deputy fruit isspsctos
uill have his headqusrtsss at the Frui
Growers ofI1ce.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Frank Sanders snd wife returned
from fs~ days visit in Ouray. Sunday,
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

The d. 4 R G. construction gang ere
here and sre making many needed
improvements around the depot ssd
other railroad property.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

p. Hunt returssd from Gunnisoo
Monday. who're he had been attending
tie Presbytery OF Gunnison.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Geo. Wsds wss dosn from Fsouis the
first q shs Wsek to meet HE wife and
little ds1gAtse. Who returned from Cal
Rosnia. Maaday.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

]. B. Killian vent over To Denver. viz
Grand Junction, wednesday. on . busi-
pess trip.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Joe McCollar has opened IN uphols-
tering business in With Geo. Laws
Racket Store and would be pleased 10
sec any person wanting furniture ~
paired. He 10 an old hand at the
business and will guarantee good job.
From our own experience With Mr..
McCollar's work we can recommend hin.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

H. J. Nsighbors retursed from . bus-
ines trip. to Desver. Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Urssa b. 0rsham cane down from
Mahes. 0oodey. to meet his wife and
childrsa - thess arrival from = the,
months visis so Mrs. Graham's old home
in Pisiavsis. Aichisan. Mrs. Graham's .
N ,thes. Ass. Buxtoo. came With them
and sill rsoaia during the summer.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Mr.. z. q. Car.oe arrived Wednesday
from DssAoisss. Iova. and vnl speod
the suomes With her daughter. Nrs. ".
n. Bursstt In North Delta.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

0lrR hEAOACmE A00OLrTElY
and permanently cured BY using Noki
Tea A pleasant herb drioh. Curs0
eat. sleep. work and happy. Satisfae-
ton or money back. 3 cts and 50 eta.
II. X Braisted. druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03
SeAo>l nOoeA

An ss,ay contest among ninth grade
pupils vill b held ie Delta, Nay 18th.
The subject 10 Abraham Lancols, snd
the esssy 10 not to contain over l.5OO
words. The Contestants will be judged
both 90 composition and delivery. The
rules agreed upon by those interested
will b published next week. An effort
y being made to secure the greatest
possible fairness in the contest. A first
and second prize will be offered. All
ninth grade pupils wishing to enter
ehould give their names to Nre. Brown
by May eth. Thus far . number OF
Delta and rsonia pupils have signiied
their intention to enter ard are dill.
gently preparing their psPera
About sixty five volumes of choice
books are this week added to the school
library.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Charles G. Downing hss been ap-
pointed census enumerstor for district
No. II. the western portion Of Delta
c,unty. and Miss Elsie l. Foster for
district No. Is. the eastern portion.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Me-. Fsaak Frssisr returned TO her
home 10 noesrose, Saturday. She vss
s-conpasisd BY her sister. Aiss Lucy
Teachoue, who will visit for few weeks.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

viii nsatcsp. q fsooia. made bss.
iness TIP 70 Pueblo. lsss seek.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Dr.. A. H. Stoekhsm rstorned from Z
business trip TO Denver. Friday. 4
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03
SMOKER.

A full membership attendancs oe
Grand Mesa Lodge No. 81 10 requested
on next Tuesday evening A meeting oe
importance to all members. Tho meet
ing will be followed by = smoker.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Csssosd q Bee supplies Just received
ss The Dslts Fruit 4 Psvducs Co.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

W. R. Gale vent to Oiathe o. busi-
ness. Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

The tesoallatioo os Rev. H. J. Froth-
inehso - passoe oe the Delta Presby-
ferian sAsseh , set for Thursday eve.
Nay Ia st . p. u. The Reverends q
~ Darby. d. D.. of Ourav. J. L. L,~er,
Of RidosUay. b. r. Povelsoo. Of Gun
sison. 81 c. ". Higgins os Delta. are
to take pog4-
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

H. H. Smith and family have moved
their residence to 1872, Lafayette Street
Denver. where they will be happy 10
receive their friends When in the capi-
tai city.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Tom Martin has resigned his position
With the Delta Fruit 4 Produce Co.
and has accepted one With J. ". Sandsra.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03
oosu.

Msthsrs.-In Delta. on A psil 20th. 1900.
to the wife OF Will H. AatAses. Q
daughter.
Hsrris.-In Delta, Colo. April 30. leo9
TO the wife Of John 4. Harris. .
daughter.
Morey.-Ou Garnet mesa. near Dsata.
Colo. Ayril .. 1900. to the vile q
George Morey, . son.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03
AcAL NEWS.

Ous annouoeensos Of any enssseaisDeDs -
vhfeA N aAmiasion fte h charged viii b. Dndo
In ths.s columns ffss. Any further snsounes-
osats vii - eAAsEeA foe at aAvsrtisang mica
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

0soey - Beaa - eight Dss ssos
- sool o0eoso.
DoBAWlo 4 Roislo0b.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

~ Wsas = sVDes ~ - -
- hDAY. q psssss
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Go to the Fruit Grovsss Associates
tor chemically pure spray material a
all kinds at their uptown o8es.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

H. L. FoRg returned from . thrss
weeks trip to Denver. Sunday. whore
he has been visiting his family and
having his eyes treated.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03
Exesrssoa 0sass.

Peoples Party Nstioual Conveotiop.
Sioux Falls. s. D.. May o. A rate oe
one fare for the round trip TO Sioux
Falls and return Ticksts on sale Nay
9th and 1th. Final Limit to return Nay
lAth.
Peoples Party Natioosl Ccovsstion
at Cincinsa,i.O.. Nay Q. Oes Grss-clsss
fare for the round trip. Selling datss
NAY 5,h and 9Th. Final Limit TO return
Nay l!th.
Annual Couveutiou q The Westsen
Federation q Mioers st Deovss. May
18th to 2ltA. One ssd oos hfth fare for
the round trip. SsllioG dstss Nay 1lth
TO lesh. efnal limit 10 returu Nay 18th
Asnusl Meeting of the Forester Of
America ct Pueblo. Nay 17sh 10 nah.
Ou- and one afth fare for the round trip
Selling dstes 18th 10 losh. Final limit
to return Nay -.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Geo. p. Morton. one oi tho eaterpsis-
9 ranchmen OF the Gunnison valley,
Il for Tellsri l', he tirst Of the vssk,
y Iere be will spend the summer.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

0eoe0 00s6se OD0onesooa.
TAe ALLOWING suoaasioas aso hasnishsd By he
nsiss Yr1n aaA rss1ues Csoeany. sad are sub
jees y sAaaes during tAs week.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Tie hiehest cseb psics paid sUs esgs.
poslssy esd On ssAse ess0 peodsce st
the Fruit Assuciatioois uptown odlce,
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

- 6S ID ,. J. Wisae@
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

soVusal blocks. Tho team not . BIT
dissancerted on account OF having TO
dives kept on toward Hotchkisa for
sbout two miles when they ~ere over
taksa by some feet horssmau from he
city. Luckily nothing vas broken or
iajuFsd.
Ds. II. II. Frothingham was here for
fsv days. including last Sunday. on .
Wit 10 his brother. the Presbyterian
pesaer. and J. n. Kennicott. DR..
Fvoshingham 10 one Of the most prom
pses Chicago physicians and has visited
this locality more than once before -
seaFtipg point for his hunting trips in
tie oouniains- He estsems Delta ~
The cos best place 10 the United States
eos ihn.e su6ering from lung trouble.
J. l. Patterson, an old time Delta
county man. but nov Of Hinsdale cous-
b. vss pleasant caller At this once
tAe 0ss, Of the week. Mr.. Pattersoo
- - his ssy to Lake City from
usuehern California, who're be had spent
IL winter. He . going sp to his mirs
II ~nia vassee.- os which be and sx-
CO Justics Hayt are the soas ovnsrs-
n nine = noe dividssd payer.
At = esssiag q the Pssssytssy a
0unnhss- hssd at 0unnisoo. lest week.
r. P. 0oos q Delta. had ., sdoirsble
paper = s-CAurch tinances,- and Rev.
H. J. FbseAiagham IN sddress on Rice
ChrissianA. The dsIsgstes to the Gen.
srsl AosoAly At ST. Louis are the Rev.
J. L. Lsvss and F. P. Hunt.
Geosgs C. Wiisoa recently sold six Of
his ovs nsks of ssddIes TO Clint o.
Bouoan. The liverymsn of Silverteu
and psuVrissor a the Silveston Trsnsfer
Co. - SOW making the delivery.
whessses Mr. Wilson oocs plsces his
saddles - isvs riabiy gess oshe, orIers
HE eooas are slways A No. l.
The tos1allaiioo of Rev. II. J. Froth-
inehso - passoe q the Delta Presby-
terian sAsseA , set for Thursday eve.
Nay 10 at . p. u. The Reverends q
II. Darby. d. D.. of Ourav. J. l. Lower,
Of Ridosvay. B. r. Povelsoo. Of Gun
nison. 81 G. ~. Higgins os Delta. are
to take past-
Ursse q. 0ssham cane down from
Mshes. 0oedsy. to meet his wife and
chldrsa - thess arrival from q tine,
months Wit 10 Mn. Grahams old home
in PIsiavsis. Aichisan. Mrs Graham's
N ,thes. AnA Buxton. came With them
and Gilo ssOain during the summer.
ME-. ftook frssiss returned TO her
home b ooesrose. Saturday. She vss
s>conpasisd BY her sister. Aiss Lucy
Teachost. vho viii visit for few weeks.
Geo. Wsds vss dosn from Faouia the
first q shs wsek to meet his wife and
little daugAtse. Who returned from Cal
Rornia. Mssday.
Cleo. smith and G. u. Snides returned
from ~ Rsopsss party couvsotioe st
rloreses. Saturday.
E.a DsseAss ~ do.s from Hoseh-
kiss. ~ osue a The week visiting.
frieeda.
Will nsaicsp. a Fsooia. made bss-
iness tsip 10 Pueblo. lsss seek.
|MBYRA1
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Dovsso1 1asay - osees ~ .. .,
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03
0IuDDuM 80

n 1ssgss Cssss ODsi
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

90opy - Daoo - 0aDsAso -
e0Oo 1s~eessy. osse sss0a. -
AsSa0. aSsa - oere0
1 .. =. 0oN0.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

& 3. Smith vent over to Dsovsr 90
business, Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

snOkER.
A full membership attendancs oe
Grand Mesa Lodge No. 81 10 requested
on nszt Tuesday evening. A meeting oe
importance to all members. Tho meet
ing will be followed by smoker.
Joe McCollar has opened m uphols-
tering business in With Geo. Laws
Racket Store and would be pleased 10
see any person wanting furniture ~
paired He 10 an old hand at the
business and will guarantee = good job.
From our own experience With Mr..
McCollars work vecAn recommend hin.
Charles G. Downing hiss been ap-
pointed census enumerator for district
No. II. the western portion Of Delta
,unty. and Miss Elsie l. Foster for
district No. Is. the eastern portion.
H. H. Smith and family have moved
their residence to 2732. Lafayette Strsst
Denver. where they will be happy 10
receive their friends when in the capi-
tai city.
H. L. FoGg returned from . thrss
weeks trip to Denver. Sunday. vhsrs
he has been visiting his family and
having his eyes treated.
Geo. p. Morton, one oi tho eaterpris-
r.nchmen OF the Gunuison valley,
e for Tellsri II, he first Of the vssk,
y iere he vill spend the summer.
Tom Martin has resigned his position
With the Delta Fruit / Produce Co,
and has accepted one With J. ". Sanders.
Go to the Fruit Growers Associates
for cheoicslly pure spray ostssisl a
all kipds at their uptown oales.
~Dobe- Brown vs. . visitor 10 Ouray.
the arst os the week.
E. y. Smith vent over to Dsovss 90
business, Sunday.
ssrK hEA0ACnE Ans0LrrElY
and permanently cured BY using Noki
Tea. A pleasant herb driok. Curs0
constipation and indigestion. makes 700
eat. sleep. work and happy. Satisfsc-
ton or money back. 3 cts and 50 eta.
II. X. Braisted. druggist.
Osn.
Msthsrs.-In Delts. on A pril 20th. 1900.
to the wife OF Will H. AatAses. Q
daughter.
Harrie.-In Delta. Colo. April 30. leo9
to the wife Of John 4. Harris. .
daughter.
Norey.-On Garnet mess. near Delta.
Colo. Ayril .. 1900. to the vile q
George Morey. son.
GSseas. ss-ss.a caeasss rsos.
On and after Sunday. April 7Dth. the
BurIington's Chicago Special tor OoaAa.
Chicaeo. 81 Joseph and st. Louis vin
leave Denver At 400 p. N. in p,scs q
$50 Q. .. - heretofore.
The new hour Of departure . better
than the old one in many waye Il
neans that one can nov make the 1000
nile journey from Denver to Chicago o.
81. Losis With th. los Of but oxs
BrslyEss day.
The change 10 maic in res2ooss to
very esneral demand on the part of Tie
travelling public FOR . fact afternooo
train fron Denver 10 the Esss.
Il oeans too. that one can leave prses
ticslly any point in Eastern Colorado %
Q cooseni~nt hour and arrive st Dsnvss
In plenty of time to connect With tAs
Chicago SPECIAL.
q he CAic.eo Special isssif 10 =
ueuscsossy 10 say oors than thst y
- no saperios ASyvuxaR NsisAsr =
spssd, coosoet sos sslishility b h
1srpasssd 6y ssy s4Ass trsis % ~
eootipoot-
CIV. vsiiesy. Ges1 ASs.
loGp Sevsstssosh .. Dsosss Ceaa
Rassos~
Good 1pesoo pasasro Tor cDos -
AosssA Z r. SsssdhA. 0ssass l1ssa
9ooey - Doo0 - 01Dsooo -
s0O0 Ss1eessy. oesa sssOa. -
A0oa0. CS1a - o9re0
.. .. 0oN0.
P~o esssA ossA 49, sSpao -
Dovos01 Aas1v - O0ooD ~ .. ..
N1s.sss cs,ss On,
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Gsosgs C. Wiisoa recently cold six Of
his ovs make of saddlcs TO Clint o.
Bouoaa. The liverymsn of Silverteu
and pruVsissos q the Silvestoo Trsnsfer
Co. - oov making the delivery.
whessvss Ms. Wilson oocs plsces his
ssddlss - lava riably gets ,the, orIers.
He eoods are always A No. 1.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

~Dobe- Brown vs. . visitor 70 Ouray.
the 6rss oe the week.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

Good bpse0o pasasrs Tor cDss =
AosusA Z r. SssodhA. 0ssnss 0ssA
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

AteAs ossting q the Prsssytsry q
0unntlso- Aesa at 0upoisoO. lase week,
r. P. uoos q Delta. had ~ sdoirsbls
paper - ~CAurch tinances.- and Rev.
H. J. Fbsehiagham an address on Rice
ChrissianA- The dsIsgstes to the Gen.
srsl Aasohly at ST. Louis are the Rev.
]. L. Lovue and F. p. Hunt.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-03-09
Harrison and her NeighborS.
March 9th, 1900.

MdrCh 9th, l9UU.
We wish to apologize for the IS" which
occurred after a certain Mr.. in our notes OF
previous issue The truth is. our frie nds
who were interested were highly incensed
that the 50 should have occurred so pre-
viously. Not but that it might have been
desired later 1t was a mistake, however
for which we are sorry, and hereafter we
shall most carefully avoid precluding
hymenial ceremonies by misplaced SIS.
Thomas Record, a workman in J. Chad
wick S, Dewatto logging camp had the mis-
fortune to get his leg broken just above
the ankle last Wednesday, DR.. Beach of
Shelton, was called to set the limb and the
injured man is now resting quite comforta-
bly,
The steamer Violet, of Union, towed
Chadwick's new camp buildings, to their
destination at Capstian Rock, Thursday.
Chris Bennetson has gone to Seattle to
do carpenter work.
Harrison Bicyclists are airing their
wheels, a nd getting ready for spring cen
turtles, however the roads are still IN
bad condition for wheeling.
Several cases of mumps are reported
from Hoodsport this week. 1t is to be
hoped the disease will not become scat
tered
E. F. Kehman returned Saturday after
some weeks abroad attending to business
MIR. Fosdick is having ploughing done
preparatory to planting good sized or
chsrd, he thinks if some of the coming EN-
migants, (see PIP happen to stray ove1
here the y might like fruit
WANDERER.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-03-09
In Town Council.
SHr1noN IVA

SHELTON, WASH. Mar. /. 1900.
Council met in regular session, pres
ent Mayor, Clerk, Marshal, Treasurer,
Coun. Beach, Munson, Smith and Bell.
Minutes approved.
Committee on claims and accounts
reported favorable on following bills:
G c Angle, 8 street lamps, SIS 90
Dan Bannse, washing hose, 90
/" registering IS voters 100
Committee reported on the claim of
A. Needhanl and recommended same
be laid on table. Also bill of Hunter
& Eaton, supplies, laid over for inves-
tig cation.
Bond of G. G Angle, town treasurer,
read and on motion, accepted.
On motion Marshal was instructed
to purchase 1000 feet of lumber for re-
pair of culverts and sidewalks Also
instructed to place street lamps as
follows: Corner 3rd and Franklin
9TH and Franklin and 4th and Gotta
streets.
Proposition of Joycie Monson to sell
the town Block 1, of Francis Shelton's
Addition, was not accepted. Adjourned
DAN. BANNsE, Clerk.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-03-09
Bond Purchasers Arrive.

Representatives of the capitalists
who are to take the bonds of the Port
Angeles Eastern railway have arrived
at Seattle from the east and have gone
to Port Angeles, where they will look
over the work already done on the line
preparatory to turning over the money
for the construction.
According to the arrangement by
President Cushing at the time he was
successful in floating the bonds it was
necessary that he secured a full right
of-way from Port Angeles to Olympia
and complete the grading on ten miles
of the line. This has all been done
and the presence of the representatives
is taken as indicative that the road
will be completed at the time set by
President Cushing, November l.
Olympiau.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-03-09
Around the County.
Hoop CANAL. Mar. 5th.

HOOP CANAL, Mar. 5th, 1900.
Mrs. Clara Peterson of Tacoma came
to Union City short time ago for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. John Nc
Reavy.
Edward Simpson has sent his OK
team from Tahooya to the reservation
to haul logs for Adams Company at
Eneti. His float house and a small
part of his crew went with it.
The measles have begun in the
school at Aoodsport, and the people
look for general, run of them. They
were brought from Port Townsend.
The Riverside Literary Society de-
cided by more than two-thirds vote
at Its last meeting IN favor of consti-
tutional amendment granting woman
suffrage, and also requiring the ability
to read and write the English language.
At its next meeting, it will hold a
mock court.
Chad George, an Indian of Neah
Bay, is in this region, making silver
rings, ear rings and jewelry. He is
quite expert at it. S.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-03-09
A Terrible Lesson.

OLYMPIA, March A terrible fatality
occurred at South Bay. Thurston county, at
late hour last night John. Charles and
Emma Wenger. aged 5. 2. and 9 years re-
spectIvely were burned to death, and Elva,
girl IL years of age, escaped from the
flames only after terrible struggle. The
victims were children of Charles Wenger.
whose home is on South Bay about one
mile southwest of Puget City and eleven
miles northeast of Olympia
Just about dusk last evening Mr.. and
Mrs Wenger an their two oldest girls left
home and went to Puget City to attend a
dance. They left the four youngest chill
dren at home, the eldest girl Elva, being
deemed sufficient to care for the Younger
children. Before leaving the parents put
out the coaloil lamps but left small fire
in an alright heater, and put the children
to bed In a room on the second floor of the
house. At II o'clock. while the parents
were enjoying themselves at the dance, a
man rushed into the ballroom and told
them that their home, a mile, was aolaze.
A run was made by the terrorized par
ents and others for the burning building.
When they arrived at the scene of the fire
the Oldest girl was all that was to be found
OF the children left at home, the three
youngest having been burned with the
house. The girl who was saved was badly
burned but will recover
From Elva is learned that she was awak-
ened by smoke coming up through the floor
but it was so dense and the flames were so
hot that she was almost stihed. With
striking heroism the little one pulled her
brother and sister of the bed and dragged
them to window In an instant she had
broken the window out but the flames be-
coming hotter and the smoke denser ter,
rorized the children and Elva was unable
to save them. She used all the force all
her command to lift and push them through
the window, but in their fright they
fought her well-meant efforts.
Finally, when her night clothes were
ablaze and her hair burning she gave one
dash through the broken window and fell
ten feet to the ground below The last she
recalls of the dreadful scene was hearing
the shouts and means of her brothers and
sister in the burning building
The grief of the parents. particularly the
mother, was heartrending in the extreme,
and nothing could comfort her. She had
left the children at home alone against her
wishes. Mrs. Wenger is Woodworking
and devoted mother and had been per-
suaded to seek relaxation at the dance,
this being the only occasion when she had
ever left the children alone When the
fire had ceased to burn search was made
for the bodies and up to noon today but
two of the charred remains could be found.
The other body is undoubtedly in the
debris The fire, besides the terrible at
Fiction, will impoverish Mr.. and Mrs.
Wenger.
The origin of the fire is supposed to have
been the explosion of the alright heater
Corr Pr.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-03-09
A Shelton Product Celebrated.

A pleasant surprise party was given
the McFarlane twins, Stella and Ne1la
on Monday evening at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs McF ar1ane
on the Eastside. The occasion was in
honor of the eighth anniversary OF the
little misses birth. Their natal day
fell on March 4, but that date being
Sunday, the event was prolonged until
the following evening. Their home
was nicely decorated with chrysan-
spread for the little folks and a score
their Observation-Disclosures
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-03-09

Try and select your Carpet within
two weeks and have it come with the
first shipment. L. M store
The News, of Mt. Vernon, says that
a couple of men, with lot of stolen
goods in their possession, IN custody
there, while an effort is being made to
find out where the goods came from.
Shelton is not interested, as no fur
nishing goods have been stolen around
here. The News also warns all per-
sons to be on the lookout for the Boz
gus check man, whose plan is to pass
checks purporting to be signed by peo-
pie in whose vicinity he works. The
best way is to refuse checks from
strangers, unless you are pretty sure
they are all right.
L. K. Munson can save you money on
Furniture.
Fox SALE.-An eighty-acre and a
forty-acre tract, 2 miles from Matlock
and one mile from Coles camps, house
and other improvements on both
places, IS acres improved on the form
err and on the latter. Bargains for
some one who wants small farms.
Apply to j. X. German or the JoURN-
AL.
New Wall Paper just arrived at y.
K. Munson's.
The Oyster Bay Indians, or at least
the gambling element, are said to be
over at Nisqually on their annual con-
test with the 'bone game" which us
ually runs week or more until one
side gets broke, ale same whites man
Percales for Shirtwaists, and all
kinds of new Wash goods at TIE L. M
Co. store.
Furniture, Window Shad es, Wall
Paper and Mating at L. K. Munson's
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY, the only
through service Seattle TO New Eng
land without change of cs4rs.
L.F. Ri EY, Agent,
RANCH FOR RENr.-1A good ranch
IS acres of slashed and seeded down
good proposition for stock raising, etc
Apply to MRS. E. TAYLoR, Matlocl
p. o.
WANTED to RENT. Horse furnished
or unfurnished of four 70 oms or more
Enquire this Office.