The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-04-13
Local Notes.

MIS-. wheeler. or olympia, has left
her branch store of Millinery in charge
of Miss O'Nelll, at Commercial Hotel
All orders entrusted to her will receive
careful and prompt attention.
Amos Furness went to Olympia
Tuesday to prove up on timber claim
ner Hood Canal, accompanied by his
brother Victor and Martin Barrett, all
of Lilliwaup.
Mcdonald & O'Neill have some OF
the Corn-Wheat seed at 1Oc. a pound.
Get a little for trial.
Who wants REIMBURSEMENT of 12O
acres near upper Skokomish river for
the price of the lumber in the house on
the tract. SIS;
WANTED.--A girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. M. r. Thompson's,
near the court house.
c. V. Dunbar has just received full
line of the best makes of Violin, Banjo,
Guitar and Mandolin strings. Also
Bridges, Tail pieces, Pegs, etc.
OPPORTUNITY is the cream of time"
Now is your opportunity to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla and derive the most bene-
fit from it. The blood is now loaded
with dangerous impurities which this
medicine will promptly expel.
CARD OF THANKs'-We desire to ex-
tend to the people of New Kamilche
and vicinity our sincere and heart felt
thanks for their kindly Offices on our
behalf, after the drowning and for the
funeral arrangements of the late T. H.
B. Newell.
Mrs. MARY NEWELL AND FAMILY.
DR.. Beach has purchased the Rex
property of 4th and Gotta streets, pay
ing $500, and Edith L. Fredson the
Sheedy property on 5th and Pine
streets, the consideration being $712.5O
Both we're cash TRANSACTIONS and show
the residence property is in demand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredson intend to re-
model and improve their purchase and
move down from Oakland the latter
part of the summer where they will be
| convenient to all and send their
younger children to the public schools.
You can dress your hands and feet
with comfort. Our line of Dress
Gloves and Shoes are up to date, at
! L. M. Co.
For SALE.-Six acres of land with
new house located in Chapman's Cove
one mile from two Schools. Apply to
G. A. Rolf.
Sick headache is cured by Hoods
Pills.
The wind of last Friday dropped a
score or more of trees across both the
railroad lines, but no serious damage
was done. The Peninsular company
is doing good thing by having crew
out cutting down all the dangerous
trees within reach of the road the en-
tire length OF the line, which caused
| the death of Ike Dobson.
Dark Wrapper Percales at L. M. Co.
We can surely please you in your
new Kid Gloves. l.. M. Co.
Assessor L. w. Specie spent several
days in Olympia last week, securing
copies of records in the government
aud state land offices and the Surveyor
Generals Office for use in making up
the county assessment roll. The
searches have developed a number
of tracts of land, long since patented,
which have escaped taxation be-
cause the patents had never been re-
corded, and number of errors have
also been found and corrected. Asses.
sor Specie will have the rolls more
nearly complete this year than they
have ever been before.
G B Gunderson, Will Mcdonald
Harry Dean, G c Angle, ard L W
Specie attended the state convention
of Republicans at Ellensburg las,
week, returning Friday. They repor,
a pleasant trip and very harmonious
and enthusiastic gathering Eigh,
representative delegates to the nation
al convention were selected as follows
Herbert Conner of Skagit county, N E
Coffman of Lewis, DIR. Sims of Cowlitz
E c Neufelder of King, J NJ Ashton Of
Pierce, F Hayfeld of Whitman, Lev
Ankeny of Walla Walla, and Georgs
H Baker of Klickitat, the latter being
selected as national committeeman
The platform will be found in anothe,
column.
George Lovelace, master mechanic
tor the Peninsular Railway Company
, left last Friday for trip in the East
ern states, to be gone an indefnat,
time. His quest is for q new locomo
tive, which is badly needed by the road
and as the leading locomotive work
have orders for two or three year
ahead, the only thing left is for Georg,
to hunt till he can fnd a locomotiv,
suitable tor the purpose, to replace TIL
] 2 spot. which is getting old. Chas
4 Wiss has charge of The machine shop
during The absence Of Mr.. Lovelace.
1 On the steamer City of Shelton at thu
| time OF Mr.. Bryan and party from thu
II city to Tacoma was somewhat notes
| palmist or mindresder or something O
that sort who had come TO Olympia d
| get chance to read the Hnes Of TIL
- = $500. - w. -.