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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
Weather Comparisons.

The full report of the weather bureau
from all its stations, about three thousand
IN number, for 1898 has just been publish
ed. It was one of the years when much
less rain fell at Union City than usual,
65. 81 inches; our average amount being
about eighty, and we have had about
ninety five. From this report we learn
that in 1898 there were but 81 places in
the United States where more rain fell
than here. Eighteen of these were in
Louisiana, eight in Oregon, five in North
Carolina, four in Washington, two each in
Alabama, Florida, Massachusetts, Missis-
sippi and Missouri, and one each in Ken
lucky, New Jersey, Rhode Island, South
Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia,
Clearwater in Jefferson county on the
coast had the most I26 81 inches, Los
Vegas in Nevada had only Ga, Salton
Cal, I.5o and Hot Springs, Nevada, not a
hundredth Of an inch. 1t had bare trace
on each of nine months. and none on the
other three.
Government Camp, Oregon, $3.50 feet
above the level of the sea, had the most
snow, forty eight feet ten inches, Brecken-
ridge Colorado, came next, o,5a4, feet
above the sea level with thirty three feet
eleven inches Lake Moraine, Cal, is the
highest station above the sea level, Io,268,
feet, Leadville, Colorado is 1915, and
there are a large number higher either than
Breckenridge. or Government Camp, but
their snow fall is not near SO much. Tween
ty stations had ten feet or more, three each
in California, and New York, two each in
Colorado, Michigan, New Hampshire,
Oregon, Vermont and Wyoming and one
each in Idaho and Maine.
The thermometer rose the highest in the
shade at Salton. California, 123 degrees
At sixty three stations it rose above no,
namely at forty two in California, eleven
in Arizona, two each in Idaho, Nevada,
Oregon AM Washington and one each in
Utah and Kansas At SIS stations more
than one quarter it rose to a hundred or
more Pokegama Falls, Minnesota, was
the coolest spot the thermometer going
down to 81 deg. below zero. At Brecken-
ridge and Wagon Wheel, Colorado, Iron
River, Newberry and Weemore, Michigan,
Abel, Montana; Happy Valley and Prime
vile, Oregon, there was frost every month
in the year. At Ogilbe and San Diego,
California; Key West and Lemon City,
Florida, there was no frost during the year
At Woodbridge, North Dakota the average
Temperature for the year was 1873 degrees
the lowest average in the United States,
and at Volcano Springs, California. it was
49, d, the highest average of Union City was
500.
Thus it will be seen that on the Pacific
coast is the place where the most rain falls,
where the most snow falls, where the least
rain falls, where is the greatest heat and
highest average temperature.
M. EelIs.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
Bismark's Iron Nerve.
Ladies' and Children Below Cost.

Their Shoes, ali the following lines
will be closed out at figures below cost
in order to make room for the proper
display of our Millinery Goods: See
this:
Ladies Shoes, s'LeMeer" s3.75 for LIS
"Anchor'' SIS for $50
Peters," 2.75 for LIS
s 90 for 800
Queen Bee," 2.75 for LIS
Browns Coin" 3 so for $50
Browns s.. so" for $50.
Boys and Chiidren's Shoes, all sizes,
for sale at the same sacrifice. all be-
low their cost. ARTHUR MERIDIAN.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05

If some Shoes you want to buy
Our sMastiff Shoe be pleased to try
They look so very nice and neat
And we can always fit your feet;
They will Ease and Comfort give
And make you Happy while you live.
S. They re Strictly up to Date in Style
And soit isn't worth your while
70 look for better ones in town,
Because we know they can't be found.
They are we'll stiffened in the heel
And the leather twill never peel.
hey never rip, they never tear,
All other Shoes they will outwear
Men and women, young and old,
1t on Shoes you have been Sold.
1t pair of Mastiffs' you will try
They re the kind you always buy.
Husbands, if you think worth while
For Your wife to wear smile,
Buy her pair of Mastitf shoes
And She'll never have the blues
Now il this you don't believe
And think we're trying to deceive,
The shoes are here upon the shelves
So come and satisfy yourselves. w. w. Long.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05

Tacoma, Wash.
We expect to sell every sample In IL
days. Z. NJ: Co. Some very handsome
Jackets at low prices
substantial little dwelling and lot
in good order can be bought for $3.50
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
Call For County Convention.

The Democratic Suffragist County
Convention is hereby called TO meet at
Detroit Mason County, Wash, on Sat
urday, Oct. 9th. 1900 for the purpose Of
1,ominat ting county ticket:
By Order Of the Coumiftec.
SIS Columbia Sewing machine
pew for $50, this Office
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05

Notice is hereby given that the Registration
close on Thursday evening, Oct 16th- The books
can be found st the post office mp to that date.
DAN BAENSE, Town clerk,
shelton Sept 18th.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
Job Couldn't Have Stood +,

{.
If he'd had Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying; but Backlen S
Arnlca. Salve will cure the worst case
Piles on earth. It has cured thousands
For Injuries. Pains or Bodily Erup-
tons it's tina best salve in the world.
Price Csc, a box. Cure guaranteed.
SID by, druggist c. V. Dunbar.
You can see line of Cloaks and
Capes that will surprise you, at the
L. M Co.
For FIFTEEN DAys,-I want to buy
all the calves, yearlings or old cows to
be had, GEORGE SIMPSON
Shelton, Wash.
S. K, Taylor and Joe Gale, two of
the leading oystermen on Oyster Bay,
are building rev residences on the
bay.
To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure
T. w. GroVe'ssignature is on each box. 25c.
We have full line of Ladies and
chlldrens mitteus.
Mcdonald &O'Neill.
We have the proper tailor made wool
waists at L. M. Co. at 81. so to- So. SO.
Visit the Cloak and Jacket sale at
We meet all prices in competition on
any goods al L. NJ Co.
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC The pnder-
signed milk. dealers of Shelton, hereby
notify the public that from and after
October LIST. the charges for milk will
be as follows; One quart daily per
month -; one pint, per month 81. 10;
by the quart cents, Or fifteen quarts
for ST. WILLIAM CooKF
GEORGE SHORTER.
C. S. DUNBAR.
DO you want good honest shoe Tor
$z.oO, try the Krippendorff- Ditm n
Every pair guaranteed, they are al
the L. NJ. Co. Store. $3.50 to Sc. Is.
| Arthur Needham has secured six
fine large dolls which will be given on,
at Christmas time to the lucky holders
OF as many tickets, each purchaser to
the extent of 81 in the millinery de
partn1ent receiving a ticket.
Subscribe for the Designer. 81 ayear
Mcdonald & O'Nein.
Joseph Y. Waldrip, of Kamllche, II
s. Clyde and William Duckering. OF
this city, have returned from Cap,
Nome, where they have been fo,
several months, They report fhe
lOlympians in that Eldorado as all well
-Olympian.
j Stops the Cough and works OFF the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure col,
III one day, no Cure. no Pay Price 25c
The WEyERHAEUsER TIMBER Con
PANy, who bought the Northern Pa
Icifc Railway lands. is sending cruiser
through each county, examining land
and looking for trsspass. They ar
also buying few claims ad;oinins
their hol diugs.
George S. Long. Agent.
Tacoma, Wash.
We expect to sell every sample in i
days. Z. NJ: Go. Some very handsom
Jackets at low prices.
a substantial little dwelling and lot
IN good order can be bought for 1885,
] Apply this Office.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
Shelton Mckinley Club.

A Mckinley Club was organized IN
the G. A. r.. Hall last Friday night,
starting out with membership of SO
The club holds its next meeting in the
A. O. u. w. hall, Thursday, tonight.
Oct 4th, and each Friday thereafter,
with ample room for the promised in
crease of membership As it is the
only organization in Mason county, all
who are interested in the welfare of
the County and the success OF the
Republican principles, are invited to
join the club. Following are the Off
GERS.
President. E Il Matlock,
Vice Presidents, ] G Crouch, George
Webb, L Morrison, Ortnan Hunt1ey,
and M E Jones.
Secretary, Clarence Fisk
Assistant, Avery Reed
Treasurer, j B Ritner
Drillmaster, M e Jones
The club will have glee quartette,
and interesting meetings are promised
SO that all Republicans should join and
interest themselves in the work
Bismark's Iron Nerve.
Was the. result of his splendid health
lndomitable will and tremendous ener-
gy are not found where Stomach, Liz
yer, Kidneys and Bowels are out of
order. If you want these qualities
and the success they bring, Use Dr..
Kings New life Pills. Only Is cents at
Dunbar's drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

absent ssvefal days Fhoa q HUB
bell the other commissioner. ives call.
"a 70 Arizons, end could not accom-
pany them.
The Trinidad Chronicles. News says
n A. Clouthier and wife, OF Albu-
Queraue, are at the Southern and viii
remain IN the city several days. They
were residents Of Trinidad a dozen year
ago and stopped on here to see old
friends while on their way home from
a trip 70 Denver. AR. Ciouthier IL now
foreman OF NE Santa re Pacific ma.
chine shops al Albuquerque"
Henry Goetz. the day chef Al
sturges European restaurant. left this
morning Tor Thornton where he will
take the stage for the sulphur hot
springs. Henry has bad right leg
and foot. and had 10 navigate to the
depot ON crutchea. He is a sufferer
from the rheumatism.
Joseph - lumbiae has several paint
lugs and sketches OF New Mexican
scenery, which ne viii take with him to
the Paris exposition next month. Mr..
Columbine for number OF years was
Instructor OF painting al the local gov
Indian school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

stsss above hofmal and several eood
showers occurred dufing latter half Of
week Alfalfa has begun 10 bloom and
10 nearly ready Tor cutting Light hail
Tell but little Or no damage resulted
Home grown strawberries have been
placed On the market and are o. excel.
lent quality Water is abundant aud
bitches are oycriluwing Highest tenn
perature, 50, lowest. ~ rainfall. 0.A
sprager-Df l. Hinca-,Ias, week
has been warm and dry and a trace "
rain feil almost every day. The fore
moons have been warm and almost
calm. and the afternoons cloudy and
threatening. Crops and fruit are do
ms well ana are not suffering Tor rain.
Highest temperature. IS. lowest a..
rainfall trace
Wcber-E. o. Biernbaum Fine
weather Tor growing crops aud gar
dena are in splendid condition. or
chards are showing forth their small
fruit Wheat ana oats are starting up.
Cattle and sheep are luoklng we'll but
early calf crop 10 short The meadows
and pastures are auc aud the farmesr
and ranchmcn are clated over the pros
poets. The bitches are Allied and the
rivers carry an abundance ~ water
AZ Lucero. ten miles northwest ~ here
hail storm ala considerable damage
90 fruit trees
Il NJ. HARDiNGE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

On IN ne tllsf bsi n ,lt7 compass
auve safety we ssaersa ~ siauenina
a. tr0ops st various toinH 81 the
insai gent prisoners. nftssn gt tNsntg
wee executed by sentence o. coart-
mo .lhi The others we're tuIn. W. over
20 t., iVii authorizes.
", uta resulting from the in-
suf, "a not escape tbs attention
of co.,. That body on July 40.
tsts. pee tuition calling on the
president iot Goo. nation In regard %
the existence %. ,ivn government In
New Moxiuo, and California. the form
aud character, b. whom Instituted aud
BY what authority and how q vas
maintained snd supportedi also.
whether any PEI IONS had zen tried ana
condemned for treason against The
United States in New Mexlc0.
president rOlk replied 10 said RESP
tlon In message dated July "A, ists.
In which he discussed the character
Of military government. taking the
bfuad position that Ha.n a government
may exercise the fullest fignts Of sov-
orciEnty thereby explaining the action
% The military authorities In suppress
los the inaurreotion.
Tho accompanying recyrds snow
that a similar course VI action Was FOL.
lowe In aupproasins the insureotion
la California la ists. and In rsuestsb-
iiahina the Sovereignty OF the United
States there"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
Raa Away with Another Mans wife aud
a. Placed tu Jaii

This morning a hearing was given by
Comm sHloErf whiting n the case of
William WalnchaWlsnhuls. coal min
cr of Gallup, against bis wife ana John
Wheinn. 10 appears that Whcan was
re- boerdor az the home ~ Mr. VAIN.
chawischius and wife. end when the
man 90 the house was absent be- made
love tothe wife Ills duv0tons 90 her
proven agreeable and arcordlnsiy they
made up their minds 90 leave for
stranger ciimcs whore they might not
be- molcsted Whelan conscious Of tho
fact that "a required money 90 make
Journey, appropriated about 500 OF oth.
er peoples money ana with HE lover
came Go Albuquerque and engaged n
room for the might. Next day they
sirolled about and took In the sights Of
he great city OF Albuquerque ana we're
enjoying themselves hugely until Mar.
shal McMlll.n swoopcd down upon
them with e warrant for their arrest.
Last niEhi the husband Of the woman
arrived in tho city ana preferred
charges against the couple The wo-
man. % course fell into HE arms ask.
10 Tor forgiveness ana 90 De taken back
70 their dear little home IN Gallup This
lhe fond husband readily consented TO.
nut he wanted revenge from the man
who hai Interrupted the peace and
Happiness OF the home by inducing the
wife Go leave. After the reconciliation
between the husband and wife. the LAT.
ter willingly consented in court 90 jotn
her husband and return 10 their home
but was instructed to appear al .he
session ~ the September term ~ court
Wheian was placed under bonds ~ $3.50
10 appear IN court In default af bail
he was remanded TO fail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

the tramps had sutnashl respect fos
their calling 20 piok the brakeman up
and throw him % the car lie waa
picket az ~ the next freight train
physically intact and wiser man
A atockman told We this week that
the assessor ga his rounds next year Will
ma greater number % cattle on the
socorro county ranges than have been
discovered for many years Several
herbs have been brought from Texas
quite recently and stationed IN Luna
valley and other sections ~ the county
Tho wheat acros the river H. taking
ON a nice bright color and IN two weeks
the harvest viii be- ~ fun blast with
prospects % AN excellent Yield.
Conductor Harry noas b. an inmate
~ che railroad hospital at las Vegas
Mrs noas is conveniently near her
husband IN East las Vegas
Eighteen hundred cars 81 stock pass.
80 over the Rio 0rande division IN
May n was the banner month - al
previous years In this respect
School teachers throughout the ter
ritory who are seeking positions should
make a note ~ it that san Marcial will
need two teachers fot the coming
school year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
NUw TIME cARD JuIy
~ Additional santa ~ rrain service IN.
an TALL

NJ Additional santa Fe Train service ia.
ui Tsu.
After weeks OF specn, ton on the
question Of train servloe Incidental TO
tho opening OF the new line into San
Francisco, the santa re management
has decided not 10 inaugurate any adj
dltional service until fail.
The pr sent service viii be continued
during The summer months and tho
through sleepcra Of overland trains No
! and Tor san Francisco ana Chicago.
viii be- run 49, part Of the equipment
~ the local trains on the san joaquin
valley line between Molave and Point
Richmond
a new schedule viii go into effect on
sunday. July /, and the superlntond-
enta OF the Santa BE proper viii be
called ~ Topeka within a few days 10
work On the new time card A radical
change VIII be made In the time OF
eastbound overland train No. 3 and
slight changes viii be- made IN the run
ming time ~ some OF the other trains
The connection OF No will leave
San Francisco la the evening. and the
train viii arrive IN Chicago In the
morning instead Of az night. az az pres
ent This viii make difference 81 10
or " hours In the arrival and depart
ure ~ the trains al all points an along
tho line. No. and No. will run
close together from Colorado to Kansas
city.
By this arrangement ef service the
santa Fe viii test the San Francisco
business. ana determine what IL de-
manded AT present Il IL thought that
additional service viii not be needed
before September /. but Il the business
becomes heavy, the date will be- ad-
vanced.
The matter OF winter train service IL
yet a question A daily limited train
viii be run, or n business demands
ri weekly limited service may be run
IN addition TO an additional overland
train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

When "a FEW more months ahail have
passed We viii then stand at the very
threshold Of the twentieth cnetury. and
The nineteenth viii be thing Of the
past u VIII however be known as
the century of invention and discovery.
ana among some % the greatest o.
these We can truthfully mention Hos.
letters stomach Bittera the celebfut ted
remedy for all ailments arising g.om a
dlsordered stomach. such as dyspep-
STA Indigestion, fiatulehcy. constipation
ana biliousness. II has been one OF the
greatest blessings to mankind during
ne past hfiy years az health builder.
Many physicians recommend Il. Take
their advice. try a bottle ana be con-
WINGED, but be sure 10 get the genuine
with private revenue stamp over
the neck u the bottle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
on,LDREN's pay ESTRorsr~.
fit,inEiy Celebrated ~ the Congregation
al church Yesterday.

willingly Celebrated ~ the Congregation.
al church Yesterday.
Yesterday was "ChlldrcE's day In
the churches OF our land and the day
was fttingiy celebrated by the children
OF ire Congregational Sunday school,
with a special service In the morning.
The church was beautifully decorated
with an abundance Of vines ana tama.
ric lniermingied " IA a profusion OF
varied col0red cut flowers -Four sweet
singing canary birds added their molo-
dloua notes with those OF the children.
which made the scene a Joyous and
happy one. The little folks covered
themselves with glory IN the interest
ing and cute manner IN which they
rendered their songs. recitationa aud
emblem. exercises
A special Offering was taken which
VIII oa used for the extension OF Con.
sreEational sunday school mission
work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
~rHE rH4Ts" woS.

THE Leans" We're Defeated In thu Gam.
~ saso Hall Yesterday Afternoon.
The Phats new baaa ball club OF
heavy weights recently organised for
tho purpose II killing every ball hit by
the batsmen. and The Leans" anoth-
~ team put into existence - their
bones can rattle around the base llnvs.
nu1 AZ the fair grounds yesterday ~
iernoon and played ave innings Score
% TO 20 To- favor Of The Phata" "a.
Piokard. who tips the scales AZ 'asG''
pounds. more Or less. wa captain Of
The Phnts"
To make a long story short. 'sThs
Leans opened the cann0nedinE by
knocking Brooks out % the boH 10 the
hfsi inning scoring 7 runs.
Ia the hfst inning Of The Phats."
stonel started the b0mbara!uE By rap
PING out a home run. This vas follow.
% ~ a few more safe rapa and "rhe
fhats' retired with runs 70 their
credit
Brooks. Plckand and Rtorsi we're
'he pitchers for The Phats." and SID
Ivy receiver
For The i.eaEs" Sam Piekasd was
the pitcher. and his famous receivers
were Dr. l. u chamberlin and John
Frey.
After this match the browns and ths
Waahhurua played four innings. result
ing in victory Tor the former Of 10
O. The new men on the Waahhurns
pat up a good article OF bail. clearly
convincing Captain Mcdonald. of the
Browns that his team win have 10
play better ball 10 the futurg 10 defeat
them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
ALUMNInANoITr.
Pleasant Annual E,eut ~ the Now Nc,,,o
iniNefsite

AhiNffAitNs
The Alumni, association OF tho New
Mexico university gave their annual
banquet last niEh' I'm the large dining
room az the Highland hotel to the
members ana number % their lady
ana gentlemen friends The gueata
were met by the reception committee
ana were ushered into tho hotel parlors
a little past o'clock the party was In
vied into the dining room where grace
was pronounced by Rcv. Rruce Kinney
pastor Of the First Baptist church The
nli ~ fare consisted of cold turkey.
shrimp salad. ham tongue. sliced 10.
ma'ota' asparagus. strawb berries lee
cream and cake.
frof Hodg % was the toast master
who arose and called upon +. w clan
cy 90 rcspqnd 90 the toast "Tbe Board
or Regents" Louis q Brooke I'm,
alumni orator delivered a brief ana
witty address, ard was followed by
President Horrick, who responded to
the toast, "The Faculty"
Mlss Edith Niles spoke on THE Glass
or 1900. after which Miss Jossphine
Parsons said some nice things about
TIE University Hack"
Or. James Wr0th was then called
upon TO address the audience.
Following il the list of those present
non r. W. CLANCY. president OF the
board ~ regents. Mrs CLANCY. DR.
\. Wroth, President ana Mrs q. l..
teTrok. Prof andn Mrs Il y. Childs.
Prot and Mrs, G. p. Hodgln. Misses
Catherine Fields and Josephine Par.
sons Mary Gilmore. Professors Paxton
ana Weinzirl, Rev ana Mrs. Bruce
Kinney Rev ana Mrs n. A. Bendrnt.
Miss Florence SanH. Marian Melon
ald, Maude Clusters. Elizabeth Hughes.
Mabel Anderson, Faith Niles. Nellie
Brewer Fannie Pole Dec Clayton.
Lucy Hazeldine, Mcsars Louis Brooks.
Maynard Harding. g. W ward John
Terry Harry Horrlck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
DEED 10 GROuNp.
Hospital aud sanitarium Iocntton Decided
to sisters 81 CHARITY


"a sisters of Charity.
Father GENTLE on last Saturday IL.
Suet deed 20 the Sisters OF Charity.
IT Cedar Grove. Cincinnati. for block
belvldere addition. and placed the i'm
portani document with X. T.. Hail 70 be
hiej with the probate clerk Block s
H the location selected by the sisters
OF CHARITY for the new hospital ana
Hanitarium and Hill a La Drlere, the
architects. are now arranging plana
ana specifications for the new build
ings IL H. understood that several OF
the Sisters % Charity. Interested In the
proposed enterprise. will arrive In the
City In a few weeks. when the work
WIZ De lnaugurated. Mr. Hall who is
treasurer Of the hospital fund. seour-
ed hy contributions from the citizens
OF Albuquerque, states that several
hundred dollars yet remains 10 be rails
ed. lie will be- out among the people
OF the city asking for the remainder
;his week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

Was the ball that he @ Il. Stead
man OF Newark. Mich Ia the civil war.
II caused horrible ulcers that no treat.
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck
lens arnica salye cured him. Cures
cuts. bruises. boils. fclons. corna. skin
crupuons. Best pile cure on earth %
cents a box Cure guaranteed sold ~
}. n O'Reilly a CO.. druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
SAN MARCIAL

From She Zee,
There II some talk OF recognising
'he San M1rcial band
A. Conductor Hosaon's train was
nearing la Juya last "wednesday, one
% the h~1kemen found two trampa IN
a hoXcar We Iont know exactly
what took place at the Interview. but