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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-21
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-21

- SO is, WI 0 $ Z
IS dried sputa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26

Gbdt eines Mahnfinnis,
gen. G6crlss Mefforb. Elm Wabniins
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26

Sebes Mal Hellte er iorsidltiae uno
ausaeoehnte nnteriudungen uno ge=
oba9tunsen in Gntel Gams 2anoe an,
uno oas bon ibm iter Die Union por
etli6en Sabren per0iientlibte gu6 III
in Nr9entinien iebr popular.
EDUARDO Wilbe tpuroe in Duenos
Mpres, Der Qauptnaot Der araen=
tiniiden &epublif, geboren llno beiudte
bas porti9e Natirnal=@ ollese, no er
i'm Sabre 1867 sraouirte. Balb oarauf
tuuroe er oirisirenber Nr;t bes Gbolera=
Qa3aretbs in 8uenos Mpres, oann Ober-
arat zines Der oortisen Qoipitdler, bic
tn Golge oes arieses Nrsentiniens nit
paraguay nit Granten uno 8leiiirten
bamals iiberfiillt iuaren. Wilbe aeih=
nete ii6 babel in ieinem Beruie berart
aus. oab bas college ibm eii,en preis
in 96be bon $500 peios ($235O) err
tbeilte. Mit Dem Gjeloe unternabm
Miloe cine 3eiie nod europa, mo- er
0orleiungen oil ben llniperIitaten bon
paris, 2eip3is, Berlin unb 2pnoon
porte. ,s
Seine politiide 2auibabn beeann
Miloe in 1875. als er Mitelieb Der
2egislatur Der propin3 Buenos Mpres
tpuroe. Sn 1876 muroe Milbe in ben
Nationalton9reB eetudblt, Sm Sabre
1882 erbielt er 9leihseiiig bas Yorte=
feuille Der Sulii3 ilnO oes unterrihts,
IN 1886 muroe er Miniler bes 9nnern.
Mls Miniler bes oiIensiiAen llnter-
ritts berief er 2ebrerinnen pun oen
Colleges in ben Ser. Gtaoten naA
Mrgentinien uno fiellte lie al Die Gpise
osr eiubeimil6sn G1uien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26

etn Sinh oes Gtaates Netp Serlep. gr
beiu6te bon 1861 bis 1864 Die Ma=
rineataoemie su Mnnapolis, Mo., 9e=
bOrte bon 1865 bis 1866 Der Mann=
idaft oes in braiilianiiden @emdiiern
befinoliben Gei6iuaoers an. ipdter Der
oes iiioatlantiiben, oes paciiiiden unb
bes europdiiden geibwaoers. gr tpurbe
am II. Dldr3 1868 lieutenant, elm
Sabr oarauf 2ieutenant=g pmmanber.
in 1884 Commander unb nod benz
ipanil6=ameritanii1en arie9, in benz
er lid bel Guantanamo ausee3ei9net
batte, Gapitau.
Nuiieben erreste i'm Sabre 1890,
ra9bem Me@alla als Gommaneeur Der
rgnterpriie" mud 2Aidbrisem Nuient-
balt IN europdilden @etuGiieru nod
Mmerita suriidaetebrt mar. cine eegen
ibn erbobene Mntlaee tpesen all3u iiren-
ger 8ebanoluns bon unsersebenen. Ct
tuuroe bamals auf bret Sabre bonn
Oienfe iuspenoirt unb auT balben
@olo eeIeBt. BON prdiioent Sarriion
aber nit 8iidIidt aui feline iouRise
bienflide Siidtisteit unb ieinen betpie-
fenen W|utb Dor Ablauf bisier 3eit
tpieoer eingeliellt.
Sic bon Mc@alla in China befebliste
ameritaniide Marinetruppe mar ettua
100 Mann itart. 0on bieien muroen,
auBer MtGalla unb Dem gnIian Saui-
Zig, % permunoet uno bier aet0ctet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26

Dark Face figures P. n time Light Fasa L Y. tina
Connections leave NewcOmerstoWn
via Pittsburgh Dfvisf0m.-For Pittsburgh
and the East, e 43 am, III 81 am. z u pm. FoE
Uhrichsyille and Dennison, Z i pm: S.
cinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis, III 81 an
and NJ Is pm. For Columbus and ChtcagN
Connections leave Canal Dover VII
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Dlvision.-For
Cleveland. Canton and Fort Wayne Routa
points, Chicago. Pittsburgh and intermsdiate
points, ~ 20 am and II 50 pm.
*Daily. tExcept Sunday. flag stop.
L. F. LoREE, E.A. FORD,
General Manager, esn2al Passages issA
l.l-1so0..N PITTSBURGH, PENN,A.
For time cards, rates OF fare, through tickseR
baggage checks. and further Information ~
garding the running Of trains, apply ~ 81
agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
gsnneetionen in Re,peomersto mnD.
1tbrtmSptae.
Nbfabri pom Il br d sutlle fir Yomerstown
Scio. $ittsbura unb ben Often sl2 :U4 9inbmtlol&
0ar OeMnilon t7:49Na1mtto9s Sir Nswromef1s
town. Golbocton NIB Columbus t5:O5 yorn4ts
tags. BUR Columbus. Cincinnati. Sntidn0pcGtAI
umb st. QouiS ll:lO 0ormttaas Nlg 0Olunls
bus nmb Chicago 400 NaAntidss
Nbiabrt uon Newcomfrstonniit e<ioI
GittSbur9 unb ben Ditem s243 Torn.. sii M |
Born. unb t3:ll Nadm. Hiir llbudsUilff NJ
Otnmiion IL Hadbm. Hiir EplhOtlcn XeQ11t<
unb Columbus t5:36 Eorm. Niir &otMubW1E /
Cincinnati, Snbianapcl,s NIB St Qnnte N =
PORN. nnb sll:43 No&m Hir xeimmtu1 T.
Chicago ~ S5 Radbm. s'ss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26
eArsentinirns nel1er Gelanbter.
MIs 91rst nnS ais gtaatsmann tn eleid,er
gNeite bernorraaemo.

Ser neue araentiniIde 8eianote in
Waibington, .. g., Gr. EDUARDO
Miloe, III bieraulanoe tein 5remoer.
Gr uar porber idun stuei Mlal in pffi-
aieller Gigenidait in ben Ser. Staaten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26

'Daily. Except Sunday. Alag stop. Meals
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 70 Il q
midnight Light Faced from Il 90 nidngh 70 IL 90 noon
L. F. LOREE, EA. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
N-l09a-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re.
karding the running Of trains apply TO any
Agent Of the Pennsy1vania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26
Aapitan galfGaua.
Der iAneisiae 0abrer Sst GAaeritaatidasa
Wearimetrnppe III Ghina.

Ger Gpmmanoeur Der anlerifanifhen
Mbtbeilun9 Der eenmollr 'ihen gntiaB.
truppe. Gapitdn goiuman 8. WcGalld.
ber lei einem Der Sample nit ben Gbi-
neien cine Werpunouns oapontrug, ii
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26

Sn rghener@eneralz zNnaetger" liei.
man: Gin iunser @eI9dftsmann, %
Sabre, tpiinlbt ith nit elmer permD.
genben Dame, bic ith etner flotten Ne=
ftauration unteraieben min, in @erbin=
bung gu treten. Off. nom. m. pboz
tosr. unit. q. SO an b. @rp. gbren=
Ia9e." Ser Mann 5beint etnen Sung
brunnen gu beiiben.
Nus benz Mnasieentbeil elmer pariie,
3eitune: rgine ter erDbten Mttraftio=
nen Der Qlusitelung 1T oas betpegli&
4sanorama ber Sranslibtrtihen 8aDn
Mpsfau-petina i'm Qurusaug. Muf:
fiide unb binsiiihe Metaurants."
Sronte Der Weltgeihthte!
8ei bieler forttpdhrenben Neforb.
brederei auf alien @ebieten, tpirb bic
sSrage, mas nit ben 3erbro9enen Me=
CORDS anaufangen lei, nod 5u elmer
Ralamitdt beranipuhfen.
Die 8riten tDnnen fih tas esSnbies
fulIeacben nidt 10 leidt absen0bnen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26

no he nit Der 3ubereitung bes nil.
tagsmables befndftist mar, unb Der
Sunge par iiA ielbit iiberlai1en. 8eim
Spielen fiel er riidlings in einen grpz
ben, nit todenrem Maher gefiillten
Riibel, Ger auf Dem JuBboben in Der
Ndbe bes Ofens itdnb. Gr mar nidJt
im@tanbe, ii9 allein aus nem WaFer=
bebGlter beraus3u3ieben, unb als auf
feline 9iilferufe bie Mutter berbeieilte,
bate Der Rnabe bereits am Ropfe unD
benz sanaen ROrper furdtbare 9riibz
munben erlitten. Dr. @arcia tpurbe
aus ieiner Offiee, go. 1926 grapois
Mbenue, gerufen unb bot Mues auf,
nm ben &leinen am 2eben gu erbulten.
Seine 8emiibunsen iparen ieboh lei>
Der bergebens, benn un1 3 ubr Nahz
mtttags itarb Der Rnabe an ben erlit=
tenen 8riibtpunben. Der Coroner
ipuroe benahrihtist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26


ftian Morrop. in bic @hulter. Dos
nngetbiim bate bic brabe i5rau au goz
ben seiporfen unb mar eben baran, ib=
rem 9als au serfleiihen, als paul
Go4er i6m cine 2abune Nebpoitsn in
ben Gopf iaate.
@rz Senator erf9Iagen.
GrzStautsienator Sobn s. Sapes bon
8olton, Weaf., 1T bas Opfer zines
Morbes aetporben. Gr srlaa i'm bortiz
gen Stabt=9pfpital einem @9Gcel=
brud. Ser Ser itorbene mar elmer ber
befannteiten pplitifer bes @taates.
Wdbrenb er bor einiasn Mbenben an
Der gde bon giier= unb Wa5binston=
Strabe itanb, tpurbe er BON BRET MGnz
nern angegriffen. nieberael9laeen unb
10 barbari19 miBbanbelt, bub er Be-
tpubtlos lteaen blieb. Der Mnsrtff er=
eianete ii6 i'm 8eiiein elmer groBen
Menfaenmenge, bic iebo9 fetnsn Wer=
iu6 ma9te, bic Orei Ron ibrem Spfer
tpegauretBen. Srdter gelang es, cas-
&leeblatt bingfeIt su MAIDEN. Oie 8er=
hafteten gebDren Der iogenannten ,beiz
1eren @eielli9aft" an unb iino Der
Grunbeiaent5umsmatle 90. 8. Nagle
bon Bottom. Gbas. 9at4, ein tpobl5az
benoer iungsr 2ebemann BON Neip=
port. 81. s., unb 2eonurb $. Oople.
Der 5obn zines rei6en @eihaftsmanz
nes in 8rootlpn. Naele bat bic ibm our
2ait eeleste Sbat beretts aueegeben.
Gr bebauptet, ben @r=Senator ange=
ariffsn gu baben. tpeil berielbs ibn unz
ldnat Bel elmer @e19dfts= =Sransactton
iiberbprtbetlte. Seine betben Spiebge=
fellen leugnen. Ser @rIblagene mgr 81
Sabre alt unb betrieb Elm groBes sSm.
portgefGdft uno trobnte in Samaica
platn Bel Bolton. CT binterldbt cine
Satin unb flint Rinber. Sein dltefier
Sohn ituhirt an Der 9arparoz uniperz
fitGt.
6atbasGebd o.
rem. Sn Obbut Der Brootlpner
3inberfbub @s1ell9aft befinbet it9
elm biibf6er, etpa fiinfjdbrieer anabe,
tpelher 1ein @enddtnib DollitGnDie
perloren au baben ideint. @ein san5es
GrinnerunssDernlDgen beftebt mod boz
rim. baB icin NaHe nSobanD" 1T unb
fein Water in einem Srieobofe ansez
iteGt lein ion. Der Sunge tpurhe an
6arrisz unb @erron Mnenue in 2png
ssslanb gitp aefunben unb bon benz
polisiften Sobn s.. @balen na4 Der
Nernon Mpenuepoli3ei1tatipn aebraeht.
@pGter tpurbe Der Rnabe benz M1pl ber
Rinberf9ubz@ sisqi4aft an S9ermerz
bornz5traBs unb Boerum place,
8rpoflpn, iibertpiefen unb isin Muffinz
ben iiberaQ betannt eemadt. 8is jebt
tpurbe er iebo9 bon Niemanben recla=
mirt .Sobnnb" f4eint iih iiber feline
llnterfunft niht piel gu fiimmern unb
fheiut bic 2iebe elmer Weutter ME gez
tann au bdben. Mls er gefunben tpurbe,
fab er fhmubig nnb perpabrloit aus.
Nambem er nun in reinliher Rleibuna
ftedt. lit er Elm f4Dnes Rinb nit eroz
zen blauen Mugen. Wtan9mal er3dblt
her syunse, baB Ct in einem f96nen
6auie tpobnte uno nit rletten Rinbern
fptelte. fam ii1 aber feines einsigen
Namens zines Spielaefdbrten err
irlnern. Muf Jragen na9 benz Namen
bon Water unb Mutter d1ttportet ber
sSunqe rur: sd bergehe." Gefragt,
no fein Water arbeite, fagte er: rSn
benz Rirnbofe.1 Nahfragen baben in=
benen au teinem Refultut .sefiibrt unb
ouf feinen ber 6enuhbarten syriebb0fe
tpirt Elm Rinb DermiBt. GalIS fih Mie=
manb mslbet. iDiro Der Ginblina elmer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26


Rampf nit etnemtoIlen
0unbe. Ddhrenb MGnner ibr 9eii
in Der Slu9t fuebten, tdmpfte in paz
terlon, Netp Seriep, eine ssrau nit et=
mem tollen 9unbe. uno beipabrte, tpdb=
1enb tie ielbit Slpeimal gebii1en purbe,
bret fleine &inher Dor benz Nan,n bes
nslletblims. Grau 2uigi ssranfel, bic
Selbin, lit eine sorpulente 6rau in
mittleren Sabren. Bertha grnIt,
Nlice @riinfelb un5 Carl pepina, bret
tletne &inber. fpielten ror sSrau Iruns
feps 9aus, als Ter Huf: Sin toner
9unb!" bur6 bic Straben 6alIte uno
ein Dubenb Mdnner Shub binter
3dunen unb Sbiiren iu6ten, tpGbrenb
Elm grober gelber rMaftiff" nit
ihaumtrtefenbem Na4en bes Meges
fam. Grau Trantel fab bic @efabr
Der Rinmr unb elite. nur nit elmer
8lehlduKel betpaffnet, binaus, um
ben 9uno arfsuhalten. tpdbreno lie
ben Rleiten aurief, 10 fhneu als m0g=
lth bapDn ar laufen. Der tpue 6unb
mari ii9 auf bos tapfere Weib unD iie
nebrte ibn nit ber G9ii1el ab. ST
fprang pteber auf lie Elm unb ieine
3ahne brangen ttef in tbre S4utter.
Mntonio sSuliano. Der nit einem balben
OlBenb Nnberer benz 6unbs folate,
beriu9te, i'm gu erfbieben, traf aber
nur etnen anberen @erfolaer, Sebuz
titan Morron, in bic Ghulter. Oos
llnsetbiim bate bic brabe iSrau gu 9oz
ben seiporfen unb mar eben baran, ihz
rem 9als au serflei1hen, als paul
2oaer ibm eine 2abuna Rebpoi ten in
ben Hopf iagte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-26
e}uldnoiidcS.

&
Die rNep port" bef4dz
bigt. Sn Nenpprt NeiDs eTplobirte
biefer Sage Der 4eifel elmer Der pis
rallen bes Glaggfd)tffes rNep Oort"
unb flog fanmt Shraubenipele uno
MaI1inerie aus Der Nnbfhdle. Gs
lit 3u pertpunbert, bah ntht ale Snz
1anen bes 8ootes babel Derungliidten.
%. S. Smith, Elm Roblenateber, erlitt
einen Ghdbelbruh. mag aber geneien.
Die anoeren Snfaifen enttamen nit
leihten Derlebunsen. 3um Slid rar
bds 8oDt in Der Ndbe Des sSlagsibifz
fes, als bic GrplOiion erfolgte nno es
trurben fofort anbere 8oote ausgeIsbt,
um bic lede, iintenbe pinaiie uno Die
i'm Mafer aappslnben Matroien gu
retten.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-24
The P. A. E. Heard From.

After long silence the Port Ange-
les Eastern railroad project has been
heard from, the directors having met
at Angeles last week and elected new
officers. General manager Atkinson is
out and new man takes his place.
Mr.. Cushing remains President and
gave Tribune-Times reporter the
following Information.
"The change will be highly bene-
fetal. The adjustment Of all diferen-
ces in our directorate will enable us
now to go ahead and accomplish the
purpose for which we are here. We
have come to build your railroad and
are going to build it. There is not
now and never has been any doubt as
to the result. One half Of our propo-
sed bond issue is already taken, and
the other half has for some time been
guaranteed upon certain conditions,
and these conditions have now been
complied with. / expect to 60 east
again at once; and will get away
either this week or next. Just at this
time we are confronted with the same
circumstances IN the money market
as we were at this time last year. The
men we want to see are not doing any
more business in Wall street during
the torrld spell than necessary. They
are on their vacations at the seaside or
in the mountains. The banker and
capitalist who is to return with me is
now at his cottage on the Maine coast.
Mr.. Cooke, who was to have been out
in June is still detained winding up
his personal affairs"
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-24
Big Fruit Shipments.

The high water mark of the season
in the shipment of fruit to eastern and
Sound markets was reached last Tues
day. Over 1000 boxes of peaches,
prunes, pears and canteloupes we're on
the depot platform awaiting the arrl-
val of the west bound express. The
already delayed "Northwest Coast
Limited" was delayed an hour while
this immense amount OF fruit was
slowed away 10 the express cars.
The movement Of Yakima fruits is
now at full tide. Such shipments will
be the daily rule now, for the next
month. In addition to the large ex-
press shipments, on Tuesday J. NJ.
Perry & Co. sent out a carload Of
watermelons and canteloupes by
freight to the Seattle market.
Yakima fruits are worth at the
depot this week as follows: Cantelou-
pes, 40c per crate: watermelons, 85c
per dozen peaches, so to Soc per box; !;
pears, so to Zoe per box; apples, Soc
per box; prunes SIS per ton. J. NJ.
Perry & Co. are buying and packing
prunes at Is per ton and expect to
ship q carload every day TO eastern
market akima Republic.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-24
Only A Step.

Fritz Meyer, chief of a band OF an
archists in New York, at an open
meeting for endorsement of the assas-
sination Of King Humbert, on the lst
inst. said: Humbert is dead to-day |;
aHumbert is dead to-day tomorrow
it will be McKinley's turn. Prince or
President, it is all the same. Both
are tyrants." Still, strange to say no
arrest was made. If there is any ex-
cuse for lynch law, it is in dealing
with red-handed anarchists. The
people Of the Empire State should de-
,stroy such menace to free govern
ment. as they would Wild animal set
loose on the populace. olympia Stan /.
dard.
5 II is only step from damning the
administration indiscriminately for
eyery move it makes and charging that
part Of the people are tyrants, ready to
rob the working class of their rights TO
the blind hatred of everything IN the
way Of civilized government, that is
shown IN the above extract from the
STANDARD.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-24
Due Warning To Bugdom.

A new sort OF bug is said to be
counting ties from Mexico and coming
north up to the Pacific Coast, and cod
lin moths and woody aphis are said to
be abroad hunting for new fields to
ravage, states the Heppnel( (Ore) Gaz-
ette.
They had better stay away from
Morrow County.
They may desire to come here on
account of their having read that
Morrow County produced the biggest
apple in the world. Several codlins
were observed viewing this apple at
the Worlds Fair, and taking notes on
where it came from.
Some men temporize with bugs, and
stop to figure out which ones to kill
off and which ones to coddle. 81
There is no temporizing with bugs
here. A colony of collins who once
struck Heppner were all killed off in a
day by Dock Shobe, who was then a
noted wingshot. And as for the woody
aphis,-well let him remember that
everything in the Heppner Hills that
wears wool gets sheared; aud if he
thinks he can go around naked, let
him come on and be arrested for in
decent exposure, and get confined in
the calaboose of a hog train.
1.-The comes here he may also find
himself crossed or hydraulic ram,
which will give him such a cast iron
stomach that he can't absorb the sue
culent juice of the apple tree. He
would better keep away.
This kindly advice is also applicable
to a big variety of other vermin.
Heppner is not healthy locality for
anything in the crawling line. It is a
good place for men and critters that
observe the common decencies of life,
but Its a regular death trap to every
other sort of animal We do not lay
claim to altitudinous morality in this
Oregon burg, but We are down on
Mexican bugs, Goblin moths, woody
aphis, wife beaters and such things.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-24
Gillnetters and Trappers Contest.

ABERDEEN, Aug. 1.-THE contro-
versy between trap locaters and the
and the gillnetters of the harbor has
at last got into the courts. A tenn
porary restraining order has been
granted by Judge Hodgdon forbidding
the trap men from making any more
locations or putting in any more traps
until the equities of the case can be
determined by the court. The hear
ing is set for tomorrow. The plaintiff
in the case represents some 200 fisher
men, the defendents being r. Onffroy,
the North American Fisheries Com
pany, w S Cram, A F Coates, III S
McGowan, the Washington Packing
Company and Creech Bros.
The suit is direct against some TWEEN
ty traps alleged TO be located in what
is known as Humptulips chanel, recog-
nized as one OF the best fishing grounds
on the harbor. The gillnetters claim
that, by the driving of piles for the
traps, they are prevented from follow
ing their business in the most profit
able area, and that their rights, being
general, are superior to the private
rights of the trap men to put in ap-
pliance which exclude others from fol-
lowing legitimate occupation in the
area so appropriated.
The defendents insist that trap fish
ing and trap locations are as legitimate
under the law as gillnetting, and that
they are clearly within the law; that
examinations by government author
,ities show that the locations are not
in the channel and consequently not
obstructlng navigation. That they
themselves as gillnetters, have inter
ests in common with the plaintiffs,
that the injuries sustained by reason
of the trap locations is more imaginary
than real.-P. l.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-24

dyspepsia, and an
increased appetite is
a curse not a bless
ing to the sufferer
from dyspepsia.
Take exercise by
all means but also
take DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery if there is a
deranged or diseased
condition of the
stomach and other
organs of digestion
and nutrition. This
medicine is not a
cure-all but a specific
for diseases Of the
stomach and diges-
tive and nutritive
system. 1t strength
ems the stomach,
purifes the blood,
and increases physi-
cal vigor.
There is no a1co-
h o1 contained in
UGolden M edica1
Discovery /" and it is
absolutely free from
opium, cocaine and
A n
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-24

1t IS strictly temperance medicine.
II wish to say that Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
lcal discovery has proved great blessing to
me-, writes Mrs Ellen E. Bacon, of Shutesbury.
Franklin County, Mass. vPrior to Septernber'
1897, had doctored for my stomach trouble for
several years, going through course of treat
1896, had very sick spells and grew worse
Gould eat but little commenced in September
1897, to take DR.. Pierce's medicine, and in a
snort time could eat and work. have gained
twenty pounds in two months.u
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a cure
for constipation.
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Exercise and Ieallh.

Exercise is splendid thing for
healthy person. But when the BODY is
weakened by disease. exercise strains
rather than strengthens Exercise will
not cure vweak" stomach. 1t may in
crease the appetite, but it won't cure
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{, ,uELTON LODGE, NO. g.
> l. o. o. r.
Regular meeting every Wednesday evening
Som. in the Odd Fellow Hail. Shelton
Wash All members il good standing, cordially
invited to attend.
F. G. WILEY, Il. y. MohkisoN
N. G. r. Sec.
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Society Cards.

FIRST METHODIsT-EP -EPIsCO CHURCH.
%
Preaching every Sabbath at II O'Clock A. n.
and 80 p M. Sabbath School at l2:l5 A. NJ.
PRAYER meeting at 7:30 P. NJ. every THURSDAY
Everybody is invited to attend. Seats free.
REV. w. B. MCMILIIN, Pastor
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,.,ELCOME CHAPTER, NO 40.
w ~ 7lgEf ORDER EASTERN STAR.
Meets every Saturday after Full moon OF each
month. All members in good standing are
made welcome.
MAGGIE HILTON, C.D. fooL
Worthy MatrOn. Sec. i
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DACIFIC LODGE, NO. 66,
K. OF p.
Meets the first and third Friday evenings Of
of each month at the Masonic Hall. V1sitln
Knights cordially invited to attend;
l.. l.. HUNTER. ). y. SLlGA,
X of r. & 8. T..
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q E. Cross Post No. 90. 6. Ar.
Meets IN Shortcr's hall first and third Friday
nights of each month. Comrades are coloiaAis
invited to visit and join.
/. w. WOODS, JOHN oElG,
Adjutant. Commdnuer
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CAHAwAMIsH LODGE NO. a.
y /. O. G.. T.
Meets every Saturday evening at 1880 In the
I. o. o. f. Hall. Visiting Members IN good
standing are made welcome.
CHAs. FISK, G.. T.. PARRY JONES' = ?.
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NIT. t.oRIAH LODGE, No. IL.
Ml F.. "a NJ.
D OCULAR Communications Saturday eve
"a On or before the full of the Moon. A cor
dial invitation is given to all brethren ~ gooo
,tanding Masonic Hall, Shelton, w. L.
W. M. BEACH W. Nj. w. H. MAXWELL, Sec.
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|. WOOpMEN OF THE WORLD.
Meets every lst. and Srd Tuesday st Masonic
Hall, Shelton Visiting neighbcrs cordially IN
vited to camp with us. y. p. WvOis.
al J. Munson, Clerk. CousuA
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1JBY REBEKAH LODGE, No75.
n -s'-'77ge6f T. O. @. +.
Meets every End and 4th Friday evening In odd ,,d
sisters are cordially invited to attend. Social
session on Third Friday evenings.
;EIIA NORTON. Sec. HELEN FORREST, NJ
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cKOOKUM HOMESTEAD NO. 225s-
y RROTHERHOOD AMERICAN YOEMAN, &
Meets in /. o. o. F. Hall. on End ana 4tn IueS-
days of each month.
DAISY e. STEWART, Correspondent.