The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-03-02
Shelton Laundry.
GEORGE SHORTER,

SAC1tOA
Having removed the Shelton Laun-
dry to The Asmus dwelling. next door
to Franks restaurant. we are now bet
ter prepared than ever TO please orr
patrons. We have arranged 10 have
our white shirts and fine polished work
done in Tacoma and all such laundry
work should be left with Us before
Tuesday noon. All plain and family
washing is done at home IN the best
possible manner, to prevent any dam
age to the clothes. If you are rot al
ready a patron give rs chance to
please you Leave orders and laundry
will be called for and returned.
Mrs. SToVALL, Prop
See the line of New Hats the L. II.
Co. are showing, and prices that are
sellers.
Angus Mcdonald brought over six
four year-old steers from the farm
aboye Kamilche Monday for Chambers
& Fredsou, for which he received 1857,
or over SIS head on foot. We can
imagine nothing more profitable for
farmers, and especially those who
have some distance to go to reach
market than raising such feed as IS re-
quired to fatten cattle during the win
ter and then harvest their crops by
driving a nice bunch OF cattle to mar
ket and realizing a coed cash price for
them Ten head of cattle should be
produced in Mason County where one
Is raised at present, and we hope that
the farmers will devoted more atten-
ton to this branch Ct their industry in
future. The logging camps alone
now require from ten to thirty beeves
each week. and practically all of this
vast quantity eaten mp each year is
shipped in from abroad, because they
are not TO be had in this county.
Indigestion. nausearare cured by
Hoods Pills.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY, the only
through service Seattle to New Eng
land without change of cars
J. f RILEY, Agent,
Do not fail TO see our Silks, they are
what is being sold in the East.
The L. n Co.
L H. B. Newell, clam shipper lily
ing near Ka1nilche, IS reported TO have
been drowned last Saturday night. al
though his body has not get been
found Mr. Newell left home II the
evening to dig CLAIMS and falling to
return search was made for him, with
the result Of finding his boat floating
unoccupied down the bay Ka,nilche
people are making every effort to find
the body, but there seems TO be no
doubt as to his fate. a!r Newell leaves
a wife and several grown children to
mourn his loss.
Now our Embroidery and Edgings
are here, we are pleased to show
them," you will need some soon, at the
L. NJ Co.
Ned. Waterman, the Skokom;sll
Indian who was charged with furnish
ing liquor to Indians, received a sen
tence of seven months at McNeil,s
Island and a fine of $1O0. He plead
guilty, but it is doubtful If Z conyic.
ton could have secured otherwise. nm
der the circumstances. Ned is Tow on
the Island,
Try a Pair OF our wooden Sole Shoe
for men Something new.
Mcdonald & O'Noisl.
This office has lately placed several
good loans. and has one or two other
applicants. who can offer good secur.
ity-
Try our Special Brand Celebrated
Cincinnati Roasted Coffee. You vii
like It The only place you can get i
is at the L. NJ Co. store
Our fine new stock of Spring AfiIlin
cry the most complete lines ever shown
in Shelton. viii beready for the pub
lie soon. at Needham's
The first shipment OF A1en's Sof
Bosom Shirts are here. The L. Ii. Co
|: Developing and Finishing for ANA
Iteurs at Sheane's Photograph Gallery
Terms reasonable Give rs trial.
WANTED to RENT House furnishe.
or unfurn1shed of four rooms or more
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