The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-12
Council Proceedings.

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The Com on Law and Ordinance
presented an Ordinance regulating
bicycle riding in the city limits which
was read the first time.
Quarterly reports of town treasurer
4 and marshal were read and referred to
committee for examination. Clerk was
granted untilnext regular meeting to
file his report
Following claims were allowed:
/ d. E. Barrett, labor, $500
Henry Clay, g 400
Ed. Scott, 8. 400
Hunter & Eaton, lumber, 122. 80
The Committee on Law and Ordl-
nance was granted further time to pre-
pare and ordinance relating to sewers,
closets and cesspools.
Council adjourned,
D. A. BANNsE, City Clerk
To Cure Cold In One Day.
| Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
| druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
| e. W. Grove'ssignature is on each box. 25c
! Little folks straw hats at L. NJ, Co.
Get choice in Boys straw hats at
Csc at L. NJ
with the idea of naming my boys"
said white haired man. $50 that there
could be no nlckname-which / have
always detested-in the family, we
called the first Edmund, the second
Edward, the third Edgar, the fourth
Edwin, the fifth Edison aud the sixth
Eg5ert." THAT surely served your
purpose, didn't it?' asked one of the
listeners. :Not at ALL" rejoined the
patriarch, rather shame facedly "Be-
ginning with the eldest they were
known as Eddie, 'Chack, BIN
'Snorkey,'' Muggins' and Pete and
every mothers son of them answered
proudly to his nickna anne ''-Youth's
Companion.
We have fine dress shoe for gents
at so. Save four bits on your next
pair at L VI Co
Thompsons glove fitting at the L M
This office has received from the
State Agricultural Experiment Station
at Pullman, Washington, copies OF
several bulletins which are Of interest
to the farmers. Among them are: No.
43, Rational Stock feeding; "A, Fish
Scrap fertilizers; As, Poison parsnip
in Washing ton, and 40, Potato Blight
and its treatment. These are to be
had by any citizen for the asking, and
those interested should drop a card to
the Director and secure copies of the
bulletins.
Boys, we have the tiger sweaters
your size, l.. M.
We sell Harrison's paint. 1t has
stood the test you are taking no chances
when you use it. Wiley & Barrett,
A. o. U. w. building.
Road Supervisor Coats, of Lsillewaup
was in trouble in Seattle last week
and the Canal people have not since
heard from him. He left Shelton with
about $3.50 of road funds collected for
work performed in his district, much
of it owing to others. 1t is reported
that he attempted while intoxicated to
trade or sell tax receipts in Seattle
1t is likely that his bondsmen will have
to suffer if he. does not return and
make matters right.
See our girls sailors IS to soc.
L. NJ Co.
Go to Wiley & Barrett for Iron and
Lead pipe and fitting.
You cannot make mistake by buy
ing your childrens hose at the L. M.
Co.
Parliamentary" united; pertaining
to North and South America. If you
have anything of interest in the way
of an exhibit from Mason County, send
word to the editor, who is a member of
teommitte from this district and will
Ne tsfe 81 swhatever you have to offer.
f67< Eouq certainly ought to be
l<u<ef can \ y61s ~ ns out with
something representative Of sdensry
or industry e =
New lot of shirt waist perca1es 1t
12H and 15c per yd. LIN
All kinds of Boys hats at L Moo
Mrs. Munson has added TO her line
of Stevens Bros goods a complete line
of samples aud styles from the Stan
dard Ladies Tailoring Co., of Chicago.
and is prepared to suit all tastes and
prices. Suits positively made to your
measurement, give her call.
See our line of spring laces, at l.. NJ.
| Co.
| Embroideries and insertions, fine
variety. at L NJ
Musical Programme at Baptist
church Sunday eve. April 18th. Song
service from 7:3o to P. IN. Songs by
congregation. Anthem, 'sThy Loving
/ Kindness" by choir. Soprano Solo, by
Miss Jordan. Specials by Orchestra.
Bass solo, "Jerusalem, +" Hiram Norton
For the best seeds tor field and gar
den, so to Hunter & Eaton's
A woody thing which appeared in
Rhode Island school room and was
hailed as Mary's little lamb turned out
to be an odoriferous polecat. All
hands are taking glad holiday.
John Lloyd, of Dewatto, has an
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