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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-14
NJ. DE GIEas HEARD FROM.
WIN Not Leave resing Save tader
Eseart OF International Forces.

ST PETERSBURG. Aug I'm ar
0tera Russian minister in Picking reports
~ "a dispatch under date 81 August 4 as
follows
The Chinese government recently ap-
pllcti q VS. and go all the foreign repre-
efutAtiNeT th order 10 arrange she jafe
ard conditions % eur Journey tn Tientein-
AZ the Same time the tsung d 1amen in-
forr1e1 ne thnt the foreign governments
had demanded from the Chinese ministers
abroad ouv departure ffcm rekine under
8Hcavt. We replied thar We reuUired ln-
-trutticua frow cur governments. without
witch Ne could upt leave our posts.
% consider u ray duty to point cut IN
dispvnsahie 60 uGr journey that tho allied
forces sent as an eseorI should D. of suf-
ncieHt ferce Go protcct SIC Europeans In
Ct8Ai0s 4@ Weucn ana caaarcn, and H0Y
wounded tt aYpsaTs that The Journey 20
Tlertstn at che present season g tao year
Is aspgtsag~ owing 90 Lack q means o.
0rnnsNuicattan.
~Au mY colleagues here arc Sealing
similar teicgr&ps 20 thcif governmepts
Please infarm
-The families ~ she imperial mission
and the Russian c1lruN are well
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ARE In SPLENDID HEALTH.
Russiaa Commanders Report ON
Condition OF Troops at
Naustsun.

sT, PETERSBURG Aug IA The dis
-. - s.sss ~ S' ,, .s
fechiii, TO tho Russian minister Of war.
Gen kour0patkins, describing che cAn.
ture OF feltsans ard YAnEtsuu has bsen
published here but adds little 20 the aa-
tails already known Gen. fAnbvitch cs-
Inmates that the Chinese 40 peitsaug
were EsN0 strong he saws their lsn
rank was mined and provided with Oamb
proofs Their hurried riEht prevented
them from destrUSiug a bridge OF hoats
and this enabled the allies 90 capture she
whole camp, Including thirteen gums
the Chinese force ~ about eA9n men
The Russian inesez were two Officers and
iis men wounded The report copcludest
s'OuF tro0ps are hivaWackiHK At Yanu-
tEun. and are ~ sRlendiA haalih .
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WASHINGTON Aug f2-The follow
tns casualty list has been received AZ the
war department from Gen MacArthur.
Manila, Aug. u
Killed August g. Candslaria- I.gx1n.
Cnmpauy = Thffsieth Infantry William
Il. English George X Simpson. wounded
Corn william T. Sullivan. wounded In thu
thigh. slight; Corp. Eugene Betwee
Wounded ia hand slight Otto Adams
wounded 81 arrsl. slight. Maurice E. Rice
wounded IN thigh. slight
Cavcuu Luzou. Troop A Eleventh cav
airy, Corp. George H. Cravens. wounded
IN leg above knee, slight July a. Gala
flanagan. Lu1on. Company #. Ftnh In
serious.
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PHILIPPINE VETERANS.
They and Their Friend. We're oat
ia Grrst Forcr at Denver

DENVER Aux fa-The phluruine VET
Grams ard thelr friends nlica Central
Presbyterian church to OVERLOOKING fs-
glsai AadrFssFs IA. Welcome were made
sreeches were made hy Gen Grrtn. t;sn
Hale and ether officers - the PhNipgine
array.
Oue ~ the most notable aaar-.s~s Me-
made br Senator Waicoit Wr TOOK -
Vanced grounds On favor n cxpansign.
and his remarks were received ugfh great
enthusiasm.
t5eu. Francis V Greene presided n. ,he
business nice ting In the afternoon ana a
committee Was appointed to araf a ~9a,-
sutItinu and select permanent Officers
Tor the Society % the Army % the Phn-
ipplnes They VIII report at noon 10
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TOKYO, Aug. 1.-The opinion Is ex-
pressed Ia Japanese official circles that
Russia's occupation OF Newchwnng fus-
uhed the dispatch OF British troops TO
shanghai. II Is said that other powers
Will 0e driven Go take similar measures in
other parts OF China
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VANCOUVER, Wash, Aug. 13.--Govern-
ment pack trains numbered and left
Vancouver barracks today for Seattle.
where they viii take q government trans
port for service in China. Each pack
train ~ composed of fifty mules and fif-
teen horses and the usual number OF
packers, hostlers and cooks.
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no Hurry to China.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.--Sen. Wheeler, COM
handing the Department Of the Lakes. re-
cetved orders from Washington today d.
recting him to send or the first battalion
of the Second regiment. now at Fort
Thomas as quickly as possible. The bat
TALON must be in San Francisco ready
this month
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JAPANESE Losr nnAvur.
HAD 400 Killed and wenaaca at nat
tie Of rettsamE.

LONDON, Aug N--Aa The allies were
90 r~st three dAys az YsnNtsan Il g. san@
pesed that further advance vas began
August 10 hut m Wofd has come thrua4h
from N&ngfsun since August 81 on which
dsto the kpanese commander ia a r3es-
sage g. Tokyo said q eN chinese were
confronting she allies The iapafseaa
losses az i'eiysamN. August q xer~ no
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LEAyENWoRTH. Kas., Aug i3.--Com-
panies c and ID. First Infantry, win leave
Fort Leavenworth over the Burlington
tomorrow noon for San Francisco, go
men, Capts Getty and l.. +. Pickering.
commanding. respectively The train con-
sists OF baggage and box cars and nine
steepers.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. i3.--Eight car
loads of ammunition arrived here at the
League island navy yard today, and will
be placed on board the water carrying
steamer Arethusa. which IS under orders
to sail for China shortly. The bulk OF the
ammunition came from Norfolk.
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Money for Provincial Troops.

LONDON. Aug 1S-The British govern
ment. according 10 the Shanghai CORE
sponieui Of the Times has offered TO
lend sI50N at a. per cent. % the viceroy
q WuchRne province OF Hope, on the
fnagstekiang. for the payment OF pro-
Vtnriat troara
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DEPENDS TROY uIs MY.
Count Won waiacrs~e's Farewell to
ofncer< OF the Tenth

LONDON. JUlY li-Tount Won WsI-
drrsee when Bidding farewell yesterday
70 the ofltcrrs 81 the Tenth army corps.
at Hanover, according 20 the Daily Mai 5
Bertha CORES pudcut. said
Upon the pluck ~ my soldiers | shall
rely 20 carry out my mission. welfare and
the glory of the fathcrland. aad know
that II the present difficulties should en-
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killed and wounded. The Chinese left

200 dead on the field.
The object OF Chinese diplomacy, as APP
pears from the great efforts being made
In London and the continental capitals.
~ to induce the powers to suspend tho
march of the relief expedition. but II has
been without success In the case of any
government.
An explanation as 10 why some of the
Picking cipher messages are dated Tsinan
is made by the Great Northern Telegraph
Company. which points out that IL has a
regular courier service between Picking
and Tsinan. and that the wires are work
ing from the latter place.
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BERLIN. Aux ia.-Ths Catholic paper
Germanla SAYS thar ten out ~ rftv nfs.
siunariea IN tho yicIrate of Southwest
pochili have been murdered and that Z. no
converts have suffered tho same fate
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WASHINGTON Aug IA The hospital
ship Sniace, bringing home sick and
wounded from China. sailed this mora
ms from Yokohama for Guam. witch viii
be her hrst stopping place on her home
ward trim.
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Nal. whitney. OF the sixth. neaa.

WASHINGTON. Aug A-Adt. Con.
Corbln received a cahlesTaln tIrs -rnorning
from Gen. Macarthur saying Mai r A.
Whitney. OF tho Sixth infantry. died AZ
Manila On the llth OF heart disease.
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SHANGHAI, Aug IA native pawssar
magazine exploded last Eight Tho lam
NOT admitted within the rsaKaEinw in,.fSa-
are.
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gender new entangiements. the Tenth
army corps. to whom / am speaking,
will render brilliant services"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-26

tOR SALE
One OF the finest corners In Washington for an
apartment house. containing 1900 50. IT.. at
correct price.
A bun brick front house; nearly new; nine
rooms; four rooms on first floor: very attractive:
lettered st: south front; near Dupont Circle.
Cheap at 81 900.
Six nice little Groom brick houses on wide
street; always rented; paying over 10 per cent;
in excellent condition; all for s. 600.
A lot As feet by 30; section; can build four
houses. Price. 81 900.
Frame house. rooms cath st. NV; also
house on the rear; lot 1eisx2os rented FOR So SO.
Price, 81. 500.
A beautiful building lot on near 18th ST.;
excellent neighborhood. Price per foot. s.. Is.
splendid liroom brick on st. near 10Th
NV; lot %. 6x120. Price. $4,000.
cellar; furnace heat; lot 50x157: cost owner
$4,000; can sell on offer Of s., 200.
The best house for the money in Hyattsyille:
newly papered and painted; water in the house,
excellent neighborhood; near steam and electric
cars. 4 bargain at 81. 200
3-story 10-room brick on 9Th ct. bet. and
NV. 5000.
81 acres Of ground with OF the prettiest
cottages and stable In Hyettsville; beautiful To-
cation To an immediate purchaser Will be sold
for $500
cheap property 10th about eighty feet
south of St, splendid business location; lot
29x91. The price is right See us.
The best 10-room and cellar brick house
Columbia Heights for So 100
A charming residence On y. II. north OF
Dupont Circle. 3-story and basement Il rooms.
See price and permit to inspect
nice little farm Of 100 acres, Met. branch,
B. and o. R.R.. about mile from station, 81. 500.
LOUIS ID. WINE & CO,
mh24-3t 1904 st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1851 st NV. .13r. $50. 80 1919 C st NV 1or So I2
12O2 W st NV. Or. 10 Otl34 ID st ne 7r 20 YO
ISIS 7th st .6r go. Isis 10th st sw or ISL 30
t4iS L st NV. Ut !Sl@ rs st nv. .6r. 1880
4s4 + st sw. Or. 30I 1880 NV. 7r. 1900
"a & st NV. .6r. IA. 3Ok933 + sw. Or II SO
.SO4 18th st NV Or. 12.OOIS2S Del .5r TO- 80
59 st sw. .ir. 1901 RI 81 st ne Ar. 500
Rear 81 st ne.5r. 800 Hos NJ st sw. Or 40
I'll i st sw .3r. .S.50t3i7 L st sw 4r g. 90
COL Lincoln st. near Howard Univ. Or. IL 90
1884 Superior st. NV, Meridian Hill . Dr. ID 30
9Th house Scott av NV. near Sold. Home Or. ~ SO
1903 Frssoe ct. n.w.. bet. 13&14 y&W. .5r. so
1os Royers al. NV; bet ist&NJ.av, K&L. ..7.s0
446 ST. al NV, bet. 4th&Sth. MO. Ar. .7.30
2O0l Seaton st. ne, bet 20thS21st, E&F Or. s. 90
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
Riley bldg. 40 9th St NV. single or en- suite.
STORES
5os ~ sw, dwg 7r. SIC. 40shop. 1lth&F SITS ne15oo
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WANTED - STENoGRAPHER AND TYPE
writer. Young lady of good business qualifications,
employed at present, but about make change
desires position in office. Address c. L.. Star
office mh24-2ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANTED-BT COLORED WOMAN WASHING
10 do at home OF out by the day. 1858 Madison
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MISREPRESENTATION BY FIRST-CLASS WHITE
Boston cook. with family, where kitchen maid Is
kept; best city reference. LADIES EXCHANGE,
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FOR sALE-s6.7OO FOR MODERN sT50o HOUSE.
admirably located on Capitol Hill; built and
cupied by owner: stories rooms bat h store
rooms cellar; granolithic walk; lot 100 IT. deep;
paved alley in rear: porcelain tub marble stand.
tiled and wainscoted vestibule; hot air: southern
exposure; convenient to two lines cars; first
class condition.
B. II. WARNER COMPANY
mh24-3t gI6 ST NV
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FOR RENT-HOTELS.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-H9 AT WASHING
ton Grove; short ride from city; large dining
room, parlor and office: "a bed rooms; 2 bath and
closet rooms; bot and cold water: fine shade
pleasant surroundings minutes walk to depot.
Rent for season very low. n. d. PECK, 934 st.
mh24-3t
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FOR RENT-ELATS.

FOR Rentals NV, TWO APARTMENTS.
and rooms. with tiled bath with each: well
built; nicely finished; summer rates. W. F.
NASH, 122 NJ. mh24-3t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-CAPrTALISTS! ATTENTION. RARE
opportunity to secure q permanent large interest
paying business property; none better located or
built In Washington. A ioan of 100000 at 4lsss
Star office. mh22-tf
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. S
2l3 l. st NV. 11r. $4,000
239 l4th st sw, Or. 10. 90
925 E st sw. 7r. 10 30
9i 1th st sw, sto. 200
1915 10th st NV, 6r. 1850
1857 f st ne, Or. u.s. 80
zoo Md ay sw, fiat. 1890
Ats II st sw, 7r. 1880
1907 AZ st sw, Or. 1880
mh2i-lOtf
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[. S.N COR. THAI N. w.
1243 II ne, store. 20. 90
1919 9th. cor o, sto. 20. 20
81 N Sc. sto&7r, wa. is. 90
1896 Sth NV. 6r&v. II. 80
4l3 X NV, 7r&w. -. ID 30
24l9 It'll NV. 6r&b. .l5-5O
1243 H ne, 4r&tb 1T. Is. 90
1915 So Cap. 6r&b- leo
"a Fent0n ne. Or. ..l2.30
80 N Sc, 6r&w. 10
Or frame. Brightw'd. 10. 50
2420 1th NV. 6r&w. 10. 30
Ola I'd sc. 5r&w. =. .9.5e
zoos 4th ne, &c. w..s.6o
1858 a1st. fat, 4r. 400
100 r st NV, sto, cheap
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FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAU
621 7th. sto, 14r&b- $3.50. 90,
606 18th NV, 11r&b. 80. 90
1l2 7th NV, Tor, h, stoO. 90
49T X NV. Tor. b, sto. 10. 90
6l2 Mass as.1lr&b. 70. 90
7l3 o NV. 6r&b. ste. 40. 90.
Sd&L NV, stOksta. IS. %
l025 7th, sto&cel. . 80. 20
6l6 Mas ay. 4rdtb hf30.00
ll37 7th. st0, eel sta 80. 90
63S 7 st NV. l0r&b. 26.60
1910 S0th, er&b, fur. Is. 10
1924 10th NV. CRIB. Is. SO
1872 r Sc, Sr&b. 80
1925 9th NV. Sr&b. .22.50
S4 n Y nv. 0r6b. 10. 50
Ah7k-tf
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l fat, 1905 Pa av. rs. 90
fo9 4 l ave. Or. 20 90
904h Mass av. 4r. 1900
1910 Sd st Sc, Or. $50
Offices in Metzerott bldg.
1872 Balls ct. Ar. ....S.33
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FOR RENT
1341 Corcoran, or. al 80
HOO o st, Sr&b. 80. 90
224 18th sw. Sr&b. 80. 90
1923 Camb'ge pl. Or. %. 90
Store. 22l0 14th st. $500
500 Fla av, Sr. Is. 90
ulhlI-tt G.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT NV, 926 oath, Or. II. 90
NV 1892 R. l3r&b. $50. DOL NV SIT s, Or. LIB. 80
NV 33l9 V 13r .2b so. O0Nw, 214s D, 6r.. TO- 30
NV, 1871 R, 11r&b. AS. 90 NV $3.50 Il, Ar. 90
NV, 1913 TO- 11r,b ~. 45 NV, III Sth Ar. 30
NV 901 21st 11r. b. 40. 90 NV, 423 26th Or. 300
NV 141S H. Tor. b 80 IS NV, fI43 E, 81. $50
NV 1912 9Th, 7r&b 80. 90 NV. 1736 e. Or. $50
NV, b32 2lst. 13r b p. so SW, 92 c, CRIB. 80
NV, 1881 14th Or b Is. 90 SW, 924 Va av Ar. ID 30
NV, 1850 18th. Or, 20 so SW 200 ID, 5r. 10 80
NV, SO3 r. Or 1880 SW, GIT c. Or. 13. 80
NV, 1918 W, Or. 10 80 Sw, Canal Ar. so
NV, 1887 9Th. 5r. 1000 SW, 10 Canal 4r.. II. so
NV, 202O 32d 6rdb Is. 80 Sw IL Canal. Ar. II. 30
NV, 1872 oath. Or. IA. 30 Sw, go G. ST.. 10.30
NV. 934h Oath, Or. IA 80 Sw, PA 18th, Ar. 300
NV, 2t3 L, Or. Ii. 80 Sw, 342 K, Ar. 400
NV, 215 L, 5r. 1880
THOS f. wAGGAMAN, 917 NV.
Apply at office for weekly Bulletin.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-11
ARCADIA, May 7, 1o(

Hartstein Island will have just as big a
fruit crop as ever Strawberries are all
looking fine, and there is prospects of an
abundant yield All garden truck is
spreading out its leaves rapidly. as if to
see which shall be the first to reach market
Hartstein gardeners are trying to raise as
big crop as possible this year, as there is
prospect of good prices for everything this
summer
Mr., Blake, an old veteran, was in town
last week. shopping.
Alfred Jones and wife we're down to the
Island few days ago, moving their house
hold effects to Shelton, where they intend
to make their home
Parker Haskell, brother of the Hart
stein Haskells, is expected to arrive with
his family from Oklahoma soon.
We learn that new merchant will start
a store at Arcadia before long, and handle
all kind of farm produce for shipment.
School District No. II would like to have
the hag-rope, which was taken year or SC
ago, returned to the school, R.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-11
Additional Locals.
Boarding and Lodging at the Blue
Front at reasonable rates.

Boarding and Lodging at the Blue
Front at reasonable rates.
Mrs. Stewart.
Royal Seni-Porcelain Chinaware
just arrived, at the L. M. Co.
Crescents, Sterlings and Columbus
are the leading wheels of 1900 and we
have line of each ready tor sale.
Get wheel early and have the bene-
fit of it the whole season, at Munson's.
Try our Hawaii Island Coffee at Csc
per pound. Mcdonald & O'Neill.
A CHEAP BUY.-A 40-acre ranch, 9
improved and half under p1ow. ~
house, 16x24, barn 36x4O, outbuildings,
orchard, rhubarb and asparagus bed
IN bearing, 5 miles South of Shelton,
on County road and near school. $500
will take the place, right off This
office.
English Tableware is the best made
You can fill in what is broken as cheap
as if you bought whole set. When
you want few nice dishes see what
we have at the L. M.
Racycles, Tires, Rims, Repairs, and
all kinds OF Bicycle sundries at
Barger's.
Our Boys Suits have come. Please
don't put it off, we will be broken in
sizes. The Fourth is coming Look
out, see our line at the L. M. Co.
Want VIZ of SW4 Sec. 27-18-6, in
Chehalis County, good title, taxes paid.
Make an offer
Single-burner Angle Lamps for
kitchen and workshop $3.50 and s.,
still have an assortment of other kinds
in stock. Call at JOURNAL Office.
A new Chicago Sewing Machine for
SIS at this office.
WANTED-Good timber lands in
Mason and adjoining counties. Ad-
dress The Syndicate Company, Cali :
fornia Building, Tacoma. Feb. 2 3m
Wiley & Wood have just received a
large consignment of Cook Stoves and
Ranges. 1t will pay you to examine
them and get their prices before buy :
ing elsewhere.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY, the only
through service Seattle to New Eng
land without change OF cars.
J. F. RILEY, Agent,
A complete stock of Furniture and
mating at L. X. Munson.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-11
Why He Wanted a ''Sormil. .

The president of manufacturing firm
in Chicago has two letters from man in
Michigan. The first set forth that the
writer had settled upon piece of land
that had rite smart pin timbur on it;
that his neighbors, with the exception of
sum french Canuck at the mort end of the
lax, had also rite smart" of timber, and
would hail the advent of ''sormil'' with
delight. How mulch would smol sor-
mil costa N. B, if frenchmen name Ike
Lamorto rites you to ask about this hese
no gud and a ded beat of the first water
The firm wrote back to inform their cor
respondent that small sawmill such as
he seemed to want would cost about $500.
A catalogue was enclose. which would give
him an idea of the plant, and the firm
hoped to be favored his order The firm
had no idea that its letter would give seri-
Gus offense. There was no doubt, however
the Michigan was quite annoyed. He
wrote: You must take me for a-fool
If had three hundred dollars what in
wud want sormil '-Argonaut.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-11
Real Estate Transfers,

Following is the list of real estate transfers
filed in the Auditors office of Mason County
for the week ending May 10th:
Simpson Log Co to JOS Pilshack, wd. SW
of NV ,&Nw of SW, 27-21-6w, $4,000
PRy to VIM Mayer, wd, sW of NW&
Lot 4, 8, 10, CIV, s245.S2
VIM Meyer to Fred Mayer, wd, sW of NV,
8, 90, CIV, $4,000
Sheriff to Thos Fraser, cert E11 of NE, of
Sec 9, and VIZ of NV, of Sec 10, % 5W $l43.66
Smith, ct Tx, to Mark Reed, trustee
wd, 1926 acres oysterground on Oyster
Bay, S0,0O0O
Same to same, 6.67 acres same. 100000
Same to same, tide land in front Lot n,
49, 3w, 6.42 lineal chains, sl.0O
Archibald Isaac to NJ Reed, trustee,
qcd, to all of Smith tide and oyster lands, $1.oo
State to Barron, deed, 1858 acres oys-
ter ground in Oyster Bay, 1892
North American Trust Co, to Daniel Hur-
| ley, wd, NV of sW, &E11 of sw ,&SW of NV,
80, 10, SW, $ooooo
David Shelton to Sarah NJ Shelton, wd,
g. ID acres south of Cemetery road, Shelton,
AL Green,to Emma Green, wd. Lot 2,
SIC of Sc of NV, 81 of Sc of NE, Lot s, and
NE of Sc, n, q, 3W, A,oOoo
John Green. and Emma Green, to
Frank Dodds, wd, Sc of NE of SIC, %, q,
sw, sioo'o0
Geo NJ Forbes to Jacob Lockbaum, wd,
Ell of Sc, "a, q, 5, NW
Iockbaum. to d A same property, $500
NH Draham ct ux to J,B Shelton, Lots s.
g. ). 5. Blk 5. Frances shelton's add. 500
Geo NJ Forbes to Jacob E Lockbaum, wd,
| 81 of NE, "a, q, s. <-oo
foekbaum to q s A, same property. $500
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-11
HOW's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo o.
We tie undersigned have known F. J. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him persectly
honorable in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST q TRUAx wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sursaces Of
the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
FL CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
G4-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-11
Call for Bids for School Building.

Noticeis hereby given that sealed
bids for the erection OF a new school
building in the Town OF Shelton,
School Dist. No. l. are hereby called
for, to be furnished the undersigned
clerk of said district on or before May
10th. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Office of County treasurer,
in the Courthouse. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
9. W. FISK, Clerk.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-11
Farmer" Todd For Treasurer.

SEATTLE. May 4.-"Farmer'' Todd
of Mason county is in Seattle today
and late this afternoon presented the
appended note to the editor of the
Times. He has decided to enter the
race for the nomination for the Office
of state treasurer.
editor of the Times" The fact
that number of my friends through
out the state have solicited me to be-
come a candidate for the Office of
Acknowledgements of this state, and
number of others of my friends are
pressing me to become candidate for
the Office of state treasurer, has made
it necessary that / should determine
whether shall become candidate for
either, if so. which
"After full consultation with nv
friends and due consideration of all
the other conditions, i have determined
to become candidate for the office of
state treasurer of the state of Wash
ington, and shall seek nomination
from the fusion forces of that Office.
II think it proper to make this an
nouncement through your paper on &C
count of the fact that my name has
been discussed IN connection with the
two offices. Yours truly,
J. H. Todd.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla. A clear head
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