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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
Riigev;lle, Ga, July l3, 1900.

Rilgeville, Ga, July l3, 1900.
Dr.. C.. C. Brown, Sumter, S. c.
Rev. and Dear Sir: There is q very oil,
in6rn widow in our community whc bss
made application for pension, to which the
law entities her by virtue CT services reader
ed the government ty her husband 10 the
Mexican war of lS47-=S. As reward for
distinguished services, the war department
presented hira with e. medal bearing ni3
.:a;ne and approp.;a'e Inscriptions i2 Latin:
Mhic:: neds! the family still holds, arc cs
web tsS,i!y sc member.
8eto7e erea';::aa:: pensions 10 widows, ne
law r>cairas ;Sat urocf of ,heir marriage 70
tae Ecu whcse Widows ;aey claim 10 oe i.1s'
be tatn;3ae32 lae governmeat: nj i:oa: sacl
p-eof. ID psasion Gao &e sec2rsd.
L !aa case cg toe LADY ne2;oued aoo7e.
every ;iok IL be caa:n CT evi.enca rsq1;'ai:
t4 !sw Gan oe ic.nshsd. with the ezce2tica
G: procf CT he- marriage 10 "Wi!i;aaa Ballard,
a1ose wiccw i1a is.
AS tie marriage tooS pace In Sumter, ;.
G., aad az yoa a.e cna of the cf1iclatiug cie:-
eyueo CT test ,...cs, will respectfully ASH
that, as q Ghf:stiso gect!etcar, Gu e2!:=;
yourself n ocaa:f ot tbs poor, cd lady. aad
10 S!sat you c.n to s;d &c getting irforn1.-
ton cost will prove, CT :eali &C ;co pfooi o..
::..e77 marriage
r ga :s:al:.y eaaseo, 70 co SO, ins,e71it;a
g!71 cef,a!a facts Y licb Wiz ai.sSeT s3 l!ee:ls
% To e25 il: vie7v. yaey a.e >s:is.:J IS Il
i9,;s
KS :Ia:r,e, Ballard ;.hsI.dv - qass.ioa}
2-..5 t.:a,r5e1 10 si- u .iiiac, Bslacd s-5c.
2:a - ssgcnte.. : c ts!!e7 sa.s,:e;! ;fa::.e
:a.ss i - Sil.t..c, .pe..:@- C,:G@ase; 9; Jcon
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Sumter Defeats Dalzsll.

The base ball game Monday afternoon
between the Sumter and Dslzell clubs was
regular old.time affair Errors aboanded,
and q: times the procession around the dia-
mond was very entertaining. Two hours
and forty.6ve minutes the struggle lasted,
and at the conclusion of the ninth inning
Sumter had scored 10 times and Dalzell H..
Mr.. W. ]. McKagen umpired the game to
the satisfaction Of all, while Messrs. Louis
Williamson apd Hugh Phelps kept the score
straight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
MAYORS COURT.

There were only two CASES 90 docket Inura'
day aod beth about bicycle riding.
n. G. Os.een was up for riding on the
north side of Liberty Street, 10 froot OF
Andrews' reetaurans he claimed that be
thought be had the right to do 80. referring to
the pablished proceedings of City Council OF
Nav 23. in which it was stated that the
bicycle limits were extended on the north side
Of Liberty Street, to Main Street.
end also gave as reason for using
the sidewalk, that the usual bicycle
track 90 the side of the street was blocked OF
wagon The Mayor aud CITY Clerk explain
ed that tee publication was Uistaae OF toe
printer" as reference 10 the clcotes soo"-
eo that the extension was to SnCter sec oct
Ma.a Streets aod that as fact, bicycle nd
i2g Was intended bF action TO be pcon'ol'ec
on .he: sidewalk between Main s1a sumter
Street In view of the InisCade:staGdi OF
The matter the Mayor accepted t5e excuse
Clifton Durars, Q negro bcy s3out - year5
cd, wss arrested tbs rne7oicg ;o1 recE.ess
r:diag oa Aaia Street &c -ar :ato ~ a.
D s:oae.. near Dr. Dic:. oe6ce. s21 kaocS-
e. h;Ia according 70 t5e piaioi.d ;
;es,;tDoa3 ''s.;y aiga, Ga. "aen he
ca1. Gown be US c. :c: q
:ae aicyc:e aoa coy \ ;:ns Of S3 OF a'x
GAYS oo The s,.ee: vas imposed BIT ut ne
.saaes, Of Nr. Noses Was reduced 10 81.
TIE no=ey vas paid by The tatee' o TIE COZ,
VITO. toid hin 10 get hoa:e aod 6e 7aao7 ;o7
;ae .os whan he ssr;7ed.
Tners were use de:e2d2nts 2p Mo2day
morning 10 answer :o- vg.!oas o.feocss
Dsa Robinson, co,c-ed. ~bi,e cade: the
lraGence o. Nqaor Usat 1870 Fsneoros sore
Saturday eveuicg beat CO d!t.icnity, sao
eoi lao oae ove: tie pr.cGsse CT some clgaF-
c;fes 9e was sorclalv ejec:ed ;@ice, ooiy 70
re1a-a snd renew i.e e.;s,7roeaca Gu bis
.ai,,. 81, of:;cy- " esks tooH hica in'o- -eaa.
:35g. The nae imposes ssa.s;scs @ %
O. . 6ass
:.::s.,.- cz-;er asd + i.iso1 ,,:ict.a12, eo:e.s.
r.e5;as ot ts1aa2 7as..a eai 'aGea reputation:
charged win G;sa,3o,ig eoadact ~ i..te Gosa.
iice cepoi w@se ai5esagesc wa g !e;'ii,
Daod
aiehsra Hs2al ard 5e;aes Iav'or, '0o
Chs.lestcn cit;z4eszo5 gcs ee::iugiv dark COR
plexioa, were cdarge9 .:i:3 Yagrs.cg, anG
convicted 60 'he;- osga voia,ta:y sta:ei:lea's
Two doi.ars o. foar days .e1o-, a esln &ad :.
ce2a shirt each Tae9 i.a6 20 i'o2e' and
were fc:ced TO toe bit.sv sl;eraati=e, w;1;co
which gou!dnt &c 50 BAG i Trey co-iG beg
oe feoE the ua;h.
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Who Knows About This ?

Mr.. Editor Do me the kindness to publish
this letter in the Watchmao and Sosthron
and in tie Item, and if any one is found who
knows something of the matter referred 10, l
shall be glad 10 correspond with them.
Yours truly, G. c. Brown.
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Mr.. Joel f. Brunson's Condition
as Well as Could be Expected.

The maDy friends Of Mr.. Joel e. Brurson
will be pleased to read the encouraging state
ment as to his condition, given in letter dated
July l4th from his daughter to Rev. G. c..
Brown, and which be allowed ns to copy
sFather received your kind letter this
morning. BE bad good night and seems
better today-bas some fever, but is doing as
we'll as We could expect he will write you
himself when he can"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Mr.. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoanus
Grove, Fla, says there has been quite an epi'
denic of diarrhea there he bad severe
attack and was cured by four doses of Cham.
berlaio' Collie, Cholera and Diarrhes Rem
edy. he says be also recommended it to
tiers and they cay it is the best medicine
they eve, used. For sale by Dr.. A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

The Summer School for Colored Teachers
opened Monday morning at the Kendall lostl-
tu,e in this city. After PRAYER oy Rev. J. c.
Watkins, principal of the Kendall Institute,
an address wae made by County Superinteod-
eot cf Education ]. Edwin Rembers.
Sixty teacher. pupils of this and adjoining
counties were enrolled.
TIE instructors of the school are Prof. " :.
T. Andrews and Miss Martha A. Savage.
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Tetter, salt-Ehenln and Ecz zs:ssa.

&c :a:e2se ;:c,iny and s.aaS;i,.;; :;.,!s:.;; {.
.acsc diseases. IS instantly aiiaye: 3y a:.:,!s:,.
Caaaoe:laiI:'s Eye and Skin o:a;rca;. :Na:.'
7e7y bad cases a.ve been pcraaactl;5 c.-e' -
i. !: is ecraiiy Efficient ffor itching piss a:a.i
:aro.ite remedy Coz sore nip.::es. cnnFnei
hands, c:ii5lains, fross bites an1: citrea:c ss7e
e-es. o;ets per BOX. For sale b. d. i
Caina. Dec &c
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rc2 SHERIFF.

GTne f.l@nSs o. Dep:,y s::s-:s= JAMES Z.
G!l.t:sj.sae33 ,.Ee .:.sssI:e - aoniirs.cg
:iin. 70. Sts::;@ cf Saii::er cca.,r, sasj5ct g
tie sc;ic.u oi ;':a 3sa.ocrst:e primary i:i'
ion. az! s....i2:e:,t ss.,;ae .s 9s2n:T Shes::!,
t..s f.!:c:v! ,:isv.Q-ge os ever- drtr deva:"
;re Gaaa a;,a ai.: IS ;:sorooga faaai.iari;y :
wi.j evs:- ..e;s.. @tc.::a-v = ;:1e p-apar
ad.i,;.:s!,.:..o7 81 =. s::eg:.ss ..ico a:al;t:'
piir &c. III. :.oet::on.
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Insurance Paid.

The Knights Of Damon paid on yesterday
to the representatives of the late j. Clifton
Dinkips Sc, 900, the amount of his Insurance
in that order
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Believing that the acquaintance Of the
present iucu umbeat, :. EDWIN REGBERT,
with .he duties @: Tie efice, tie various
teachers, trustees snd needs o. the general
communities of .ae county cas!:fy hin !o1
the cfi.e Of Cona,T Superintendent: Of Eau
ca;,op, spG ;hat Re ,s tea.ti:y Interested 10
;ne duties thereof. sc 2c1ica:s hin tor re-
election, sacj.c 20 he action c! the Eea;o-
c-st:c Primary. M4NI VOTERS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Ca,ess food Is cises;ed qa:cSiy i Kill ::=r,
mso, and ,rrl,a,e tie stomach. After each
neal take q tssspoonfal Of DyapaPs;a Gre
i; diges,s VIA, you eat apd will ellow you
20 eat all you need Of what you Ike. l.
never fails to cure the wo:st cases of dyspep-
is. l, ia p!easan: TO take Haghsons
h Co.
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Tnanklog the Democratic voters of Sumter
County fov the liberal support given me in
the past, sn1 pledging myself to abide the
action of the primary, respectfully an
uounce myeelf candidate for reelection to
the House of Representatives.
J. harvey WILSON.
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Our Blooahounds.

Editor Daily Item What has become of
the bloodbounds bought by Sumter county
many mooths ago !! Citizen
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DR.. Ca4y's Condition Powders

re Us: waa, horse needs when ia :a5 CO:
.:iiic1. Tonic. blood purifier aas: ve.i@:fase
lT..ey as 10: :1o.i bit Medicine, ana re bes:
70 use to PIT corsc ia prime cona;sio.. ?E:cc
. cs2;s pe- 2acEage. Fer sale hy az :.
China. LEG 3i---9
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hereby announce myself candidate for
the House Of Representatives, subject to the
action of tie Democratic primary.
THOS. G. MCLEOD.
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am a candidate before the Democratic
primary 70: membe: to the House of Repre-
sentatiyes. ALTAMONT MOSES.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

am candidate in the coming primary,
for the House of Representatives
R. o. PURDY.
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Z Strange New Cotton Pes:

.tc~ aes:3, July 16 -. :s.ses::.
I.-ner :e,:n Nc.s sovc.hh:2
:c1n sz:;sl.ay and repor;aS!
caas;ag u2e: e'.r.a arsoas "a :--,4
e:s 81 ias9e. 6; sreea:ss.
ss:ea..iag srsc aoscs;;e CT
.:,ss a2ae IS gaa.soee % d..
a.o 5 eon2le:-I; ::sg;ray.az ti::e cotton
c,e2 Eos aSse: deposits eggs t.
a2lz. s:ee 81 5;.c lca.cs. a5a il
Gays he .esves wither up aod drop g.
aal ;ae s.s;ss do 1':,e !2rcae7 r
poets .bs: ae aasa dsid OF eis'- e,.e.
when 2ro1.4sed ylc!a Of q a2ie . ;:h:e
acre. oa: says it will no. ncw ncse e7,
pounds 20 the acre.
He had some OF the insects ia towo
Saturday aod sent them to Prof. New
nan, .. Clemson college, as Its Ike
had never been seen here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

De. DvRANT i. announced by his friends
as q suitable person to represent Sumter
County in the House OF Representative. Bis
candidacy is subjec. to the action Of ths
Democratic primary.
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FOR CO, SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION,

The frieods of Prof W. P. BASKIN,
having knowledge OF bis thorough compe-
tency TO fll the position, hereby announce
him az candidate for County Snperiptend-
ent of Education, tjec. to the ec.ion of the
Democratic primary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

THOMAS 3. FRASER, JR., is hereby an-
nounced as q candidate for the House of
subjec: to tie acton of the
Democratic primaries.
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FOR SOLICITOR.

GIN a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Solicitor, and agaio solicit the sup
port of the voters of the Third Circuit, cub
iecs to the action Of the Democratic primaries.
JOHN S. WILSON.
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/ am candidate in the ceming primary,
70, the Rouee Of Representatives.
" r. o. PCRDY.
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An Epidemic of Diarrhea.
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CANDIDATES.

Believing that Mr.. D. n. YOUNG has
served the people of Sumter County Efficient
", during the past term, We suggest MIN
asia candidate for reelection to the House Of
Representatives at the coming primary.
RATION CREEK.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

anrorLce nyee: as candidate for the
Office of Magistrate q: Sam!er, (&aglsteriai
District, No l, and solicit tie votes ct the
said district. =. j. BLAND.
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County School for Colored Teach
erS.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

i hereby announce myself candidate for
re election to the Office OF County Supervisor
of Sumter County, subject to the action o.
TIE Democratic Primary, and pledge myse::
to support the nominees Of tie Democratic
party. MARION LOEN.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

NR. FREAN MELLETT is nominated fo-
County Supervisor, SUBJECT to the resul, cs
the Democratic primary. lie is competent
mai for the position, a Democrat who de-
serves the support of the party, and if he is
elected will render faithful and valuable
services. DEMOCRAT.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

A special meeting of City Council was held
Friday at one o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
ment, to couside- certain matters. The
Mayor and Aldermen. Boyle, W. B. Epper.
SOD, Hurst, Pprdy and Rowland were pre-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

City Council held regular meeting last
Wednesday afternoon at CLOCK.
Present, Mayor Stuckey, Aldermen Boyle,
G. F. Eppersoo, ". 4. Epresson, Hurst,
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STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Holds Annual Meeting and Elects
New Omeers.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligcncer.
TACOMA, Oct, 3.--The state Historical
Society held its annual meeting and elee-
tian 81 officers this afternoon. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected as toll
lows: President. Col William r Prosser.
Seattle. vice president, Alcazc NJ Muir
phy spokane. secretary, Edward y. Fui-
TER Tacoma. treasurer. r. G. Vaughan,
Tacoma, board 81 curatars, president
and secretary ex-ofhcio members; Judge
a. q Hanford. King county. Gen. l.. =.
BRADLEY, Pierce. Gen. James -. Metcalfe,
King; Frank H. cole. Pierce; Levi An
keny Wana Nvalia Hsafy G navia, Lew
Il county. &. v Ferry, Pierce. Ur. q.
V. Calhoun, King; Philo G. Hubbcli.
Pierce John r. Hoyt King.
Col Prcsssr delivered his annual sd-
dress. IN which ne suggested a definite
ilne ~ work for the society. he proposed
that every ptonenr IN tas state be request
I'd Is write an autobiography for the so-
ciesv dsyotinx special attention "a his
experience In crossing the plains and his
GrSt yeera 81 m. state II - also pro-
posed that the society shall assist III Sc
GuriuE Historical matter regarding the
state Ter he use ~ the public schools.
Also % aia IN the publication * a stand
ar5 histpry. the Same "a b. without OK
rcusr TO tkc society.
other reports showed the society 20 be
prosperous. both as regards memhrrship
and FINANCES.
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GREAT NORTHERN RATES
TO THE COAST REDUCED.
Reason Given In n Desire to Open
the Country TO Those Seeking
HOmen.

Special Dispatch TO the Observation-Disclosures.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 3.--rhe Great Northern
passenger department opened a war on
competing lines tonight by announcing
the deepest cut in rates from Chicago to
the West that has ever been made and
the extension of homeseekers rates to
April so, 1901. In their circular the reason
given Is a desire to settle the country
tributary TO the road. 1t says:
THE possibilities of the great northern
country have never been exploited. The
great northern country raises bountiful
harvests, produces tons of minerals. is
unequaied In lumber year after year, and
OF acres OF farming and mineral lands
lie idle for the reason that the people
necessary to develop the resources OF this
vast section do not receive the same OPP
portunities to investigate its agricultural,
forest and mineral advantages as are
given to other less favored sections by
cheap excursion rates made from time TO
ton. Therefore the Great Northern, be-
lieving its paramount duty 10 be the de-
velopment of the territory tributary 10 its
line OF road. and believing the interests of
such territory and the people who have
settled therein can be best fostered and
development of the country and its re-
sources. hereby announces one-way and
round-trip settlers excursion rates, which
Il Is believed will aid In accomplis hing the
objects for which they are inaugurated."
The rates are: one way, Chicago TO
Kaiispeli and Great Falls. Mont. SIS; old
rate. $3.50. Chicago TO Seattle and all
10 Washington points, SIS. Round trip.
Chicago 10 Kaiispell. sss: old rate, Sol. To
Seattle so old rate, $50 30. ST. Paul to
Kalispeii, S3s Seattle, $40.
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Mr.. FRlNK AT PULLMAN.


Special Dispatch to the roSt-Intriligenee
PULLMAN, Oct. "A large and enthlsi-
astie audience listened to J. NJ. Frink. can
aisiaie Tor governor. Judge Mcbride aud
Judge Milo Root here tonight A heavy
rain throughout the afternoon prevented
many farmers from c0ming 10 from THE
country. The weather cleared IN time
for the meeting. and the Republicans al
the city turned out en- mRsss. The band
played on the streets and large quantities
Of Tod IRE were burned
senator kftuk and Judge Mcbride spoke
on state issues. each 0ceuFyfna Thirty
minutes The former took up the freight
rate question. SAYING that hs favored A
railroad commission a. the beat method 81
treating The question Thts scheme il
xfeatlf IN favor With the farmers hero.
and many expressed Themselves az i'm
pressed with The speakers views en- tbs
nlattes, He slsS touched GA the subject
% state Institutions and especially thg
agricultural eellsNc, situated here
judge Root spoke on nailonsi issues, ana
BIS speech perurird Au hour ana a half
During tns afsernpen the party held
nfegtin1 Al tnitun, eisSen nssirs from hsra
II a III tbs heart ~ thc farming alssftst
and Senator frink sald that nowhere ma
be been ~ vel Resolved daepite tse
heavy rain,
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WILL NOT LOSE LEGACY.
Princess HatsfeIdt to Receive the
81 ,OOO,OOO Left Her by soliis
II. Huntington.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Princess Hatx-
feldt, the adopted daughter of Coils T..
Huntington. is in no danger OF losing the
legacy OF $1,000 900 in trust beQueathed TO
her by the Southern Pacific millionaire.
A dispatch from San Francisco said that
a se@<rch was being made for the adoption
papers. II. f. Huntington having made n
fruitless search in New York for the docu-
ments. and being much worried because
they cannot be found.
1t Is said in the office OF the Southern
Pacific that Mr.. Huntingtons will left
the trust fund for the princess especially.
and II made no difference whether adop-
ton papers could be produced. IT was
also said there were no adoption papers
on record, and never had been any, con-
sequently no search had been made for
them.
Charles II. Tweed chairman OF the
board OF directors Of the Southern Pa
cific, and MFR. Huntington's iife-long
friend. said that the princess. when she
was n little girl. was adopted In the con-
ventional manner--that is. she was taken
into Mr.. Huntington's family ms a daugh-
ter--and all the family knew and UNDER
stood that she was TO enjoy all the privi-
ieges and benefits that would come to a
daughter Of the railroad magnate.
The princess was the daughter OF Mrs.
Prentiss, a sister of Mr.. Huntington's first
wife.
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AWARDS FOR SUPPLIES.
state board Of Audit and Control
Open Bids for Furnishing state
Institutions.

TACOMA, Oct 3.-The state board Of
audit and control held meeting today
Tor the purpose of opening bids tor sup
plies for the state Institutions for the en-
suing six months DR. Jordan, of Seattle
Il. r. .Doherty and Commissioner Lister
we're present. large number OF bids
were opened and awards made for sup
plies as follows:
Butter--For Steilacoom asylum and
soldiers home. Miller Bros. Tacoma
For state reform school at Chehalis
Mrs. A. A. Somerville. OF Centralia.
For state .penitentiary. Ward Emigh. Of
Walia Walla.
Fresh meat--For the steIiacoom asylum.
Connolly Chambers. Olympia.
For the soldiers home, Frye, Bruhn a
Co, Seattle.
For the state reform school, Hoss Bros
4 Co., OF Chehalis. and ]. II. Walter. OF
Chehalis
Fiour-For the Steiacoorn asylum, De-
ment Bros. & Co., Of Walla walla. other
cereals. Cascade Cereal Co. and Puget
Sound FIGURING Mills Company, Tacoma,
For the soldiers home, Gray h Gray,
OF Palouse. other cereals to the same
companies as the asylum.
For the Medical lake asyium--Centen-
NAL Min Company, of Spokane. Eugene
Esnloe. OF Medical lake.
For the state penitentiary, Scholl Bros !.
OF Walla Waila other cereals. Dement,
Bros. & Co., WaIla Walla.
For the state reform school. Hatten
Haskell, Chehais; cereals. Cascade Cereal
Company. Tacoma.
Sugar--Stcllacoom asylum, Scnxabacher
Bros. 4 Co, Seattle.
Medical lake asylum, same, and the
Sloane, Raine Company. Spokane.
State reform school, Schwabacher
Bros. a CO.. Seattle
Soldiers home, same.
Penitentiary, same. and Love. Johnson
a CO., Tacoma.
ciothing-For members Of soldiers
home, Charles Drury, Tacoma.
Negetahles--For the penitenttary, Mrs.
Susan NJ Henry, w. 3. Ofner and Walla
Walla Produce Company.
Photographic supplies--For state peni-
Tertiary. Washington Dental and Photo
supply Company. Tacoma.
Betting leather and hndings-For the
penitentiary Frank Webber Il Sons. Wal
la waila: 8 r. Sykes 4 Co., Seattle, and
the Tacoma Leather a. Betting Company.
Tacoma.
Electrical supplies For the peniten-
tiary, Portland General Electric Cum
pany. Portland
soldiers home. Bowie q Love. Tacoma.
prugs-Steiiacoom asylum, stewart &
Holmes Drug Company. Seattle.
Medical lake asylum, spokane Drug
Company.
psnitentgary. Greene q Jackson Drug
company Walia Waila
soldiers home, Stewart 81 Holmes Drug
Company Seattle.