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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
CAPITAL NOTES.

The following charters were fled by
the secretary Of state today:
The Bolton Public library of Bolton.
Texas No capital stock.
The bridgeport Coal company Of Bridge
port, Texas. Capital stock 100000.
]. w. watkins, one Of Morgan's men.
died at the Confederate home today at the
age Of AZ.
The State insurance commissioner today
granted a permit TO do business in the
State to the Swedish Methodist Aid assoc
citation of Chicago.
Gold medals presented by the citizens
Of Austin were this evening forwarded g
+. c. Dumont. engineer OF the fire engine
J. s. Hogg OF San Antonio and J. w, Mil
Ter engineer OF the chemical engine from
Houston, In appreciation OF vaiuabie SER
vices rendered while here With their APP
naratns during the water famine following
the breaking OF the dam.
TIE governors office was today advised
OF the conviction and iuing and sentenc-
ing 10 fail Of Ranger In Hall county on
charge Of false imprisonment. the court
charging that Ranger has no power to
make arrests The matter was referred %
the attorney general and the governor will
act IN the premises on his return from
Fort Worth tomorrow.
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Powell McDousld. Berryviile. Va, Miss
Mary Mausy. gdetcher, warrenton. Va;
Miss Julia $. Sayers, Wytheville Va,
Miss Mary Edmundson Goodwin. Flnncas-
tie, Va
second Brigade. SQuth lcarolina Division.
w. G. V.--SSponsor. Miss Lucia wardlaw
Darker, Nhbavile S. c.; chief maid az
honor, Miss sara vAnpoy Cleveland,
Greenylle, $. 9.
Second Brigade. Kentucky Division, u.
G. V.-Sponsor Miss Rosa Shelby Todd,
owensboro. Ky; chief maid OF honor. Miss
Francis S,eptoe Todd, Owenshoro. KY;
maids OF honor. Miss frandis Duke, Louis
vile, Ky; Miss Bessie Briggs, Russell-
VILE, KY
Maryland Dlvslon, u. @. v.--Sponscr,
Miss EOhel Hough chief maid of honor,
Mics Louis 0gle Bcale.
Second Brigade, Arkansas Division, U.
|C. y,--Sponsor, Miss Reba De Woody,
Pine Bun, Ark. chief maid OF honor,
Miss Elizabeth Maria Grace, Pine Blum,
Ark
Second Brigade. Tennessee Division, u.
c. V.--Maids Of honor. Miss Bessie Cooper,
Paris. Tenn: MISS Fannie Bangus, Jean
nette, Tenn; Miss Beulah Goodwin. Lin
den. Tenn; Miss dMary Adams. Selner,
Tenn. Miss Noh Stoyall Befhcl Springs,
Tenn; Miss Sallic Powers. Selner,
Tenn Miss Hattie Carter, Selmer, Tenn,
North Georgia Brigade, Georgia Dlvis-
ion, U. c. V.-Sponsor, Miss Rosalie
Howell, Atlanta, Ca; chief maid OF honor,
Miss Adelaide Howell. Atlanta, Ca; maids
OF honor. Miss Nellie Howell, ATLANTA,
Ga; Miss Jene West, ATLANTA, Ga, Miss
Palmer pIhclan, Atlanta, Ca; Miss Mildred
Cabaness. Atlanta, Ga; Miss Juln Hemp
hill. Atlanta, Ga; Misses Berry, Rome,
Ga,
Third Brigade, Arkansas Division, U. Q.
V.-,Sponscr, Miss Fsnnte Scctt, Nan Blu
rem. Ark. chief maid OF honor, Miss Re-
hecca Bowelle. Morrllton, Ark; maids of
honor. Miss pautie Brannan, Morrilton.
Ark; Miss liucl1le Shelby, Morrlifon
Ark, Miss Mabel Burrow. NSorrllton,
Ark. Miss Catherine Howell, Russellvtllc,
ARK. Miss Mary Young, conway, Ark
Miss Hardy Martin, Conway, Ark, MISS
pa4son Cravens. Clarltsville, Ark,
Third Brigade, oklahoma Division. U
| G V.-Sponsor. Miss Mattye Heatly, Del
hi, Ok
colorado brigade Pacific piNision, "
| C. V.-Sponsor, Miss Laura May barks
dale of Memphis, Tenn.
| Pacific Division L. e. V,-Sponsor' Mrs
Leo {. Iiarby Charleston, 5. G.; rhie
maid OF honor Miss Francis Duke, Louis
vile. Ky. az,
Aleis,ma Division T. G. V--one OF th'
ynn,n Al, Goo Norman,
Ndhu,ant General and Chief OF staff
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THE CONFEDERATE REUNION
ADDITIONAL LIST OF SPONSORS AND
MAIDS OF HONOR.
Names Given Ont from Headquarters
at New orlcnns-Niuny Divisions
Are Represented.

8aIeadquQrlers Unted confederate VeteF-
aus. New Orleans. May Determination
OF official llst of sponsors and maids Of
honor reported 20 these headquaren5'
cther lists viii follow az fast as names
IRE reported 10 these headquarters
Virginia Division, U. @. V.--sponsor,
Miss Minnie Boyd splller, vaudeville,
Va; chief ma3d Of honor, Miss Jane Hiis
Tucker, Norfolk Va. maids Of honor, Miss
Mary Sue Dew, Ncwtown, Va; Miss Annie
Gray, Richmond Va; Miss sallie Field
Bernard. Petersburg, Va. Miss Enpsie
Wooding, Danville, Va; Miss katherine
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Texan. IN New York.

New YORK. May 2e.-The following Tex
ans are registered at New York hotels:
DsIlas-Dr. Frank J, Hall. Imperial.
HonFon--Nr. and Mrs. A. L. Neima
Herald square.
Hoffman
Mr.. and Mrs Gust Seitemann OF Schulen-
burg sailed for Europe today on the kats
xerin Maria Theresa
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AMATEUR BURGLARS.
They Make IA Futile Attempt TO Rob
a Trcasurer's Snfc,

Center. Toxas, May 81. An attempt was
made Saturday night to rob the county
treasury The burglars frst entered the
blacksmith shop OF 70. % Parker and So
cured some drills a sledge hammer and
other tools and then went and priod open
the door entering the county treasurers
ofnce and then made their attempt on the
safe. but the tools used proved of no ben
ent 10 them. as they could scarcely scratch
the face of the outside door They
knocked the knob off the outside door
and left They left all their tools in Tho
office and went out through window
Whoever they were. II Is conceded they
were set Of green hands, as It would
have been impossible for them to have
ever made their entrance into the county's
safe with the tools they had. There was
about $4,000 In the safe. The burglars
made a bold but frnltless attempt to Sc
cure this amount. The general sirpposi-
ton is that II was some one IN or around
town, but no clew as to who they were.
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TEXAS STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Executive Committee Called 10 Meet
at Houston.

Paul., TEENS. May 2l.-Thc members Of
the executive committee OF the Texas
State horticultural society are requested
to meet at Houston Wednesday, May 80,
at O'Clock q. m. Important bGsinesn
must DO attended TO and IL is hoped the
full committee will @diend this session.
There viii be 4 Joint session during the
day OF this committees with the executive
board OF the f1lgCners' congress Final
arrangements for the exhgbbt at the July
session Of tho Farmers congress VIII DO
made and such o1her mate,rs attended 70
as are necessary TO insure The success OF
each seetlon comprising the congress. Re-
epectiully, sam n DlSoh'
Secretary Texas State Horticultural So
ciefY
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Good Thing for Texas.

Fort Worth. May 22.-James serruys,
general manager for Pierre wibouS, the
Montana cattle king, Is here arranging for
the transportation OF about 10000 head OF
ranch cattle purchased at several West
Texas points. The Wtboux company has
paid CIT 10 Texas cattle raisers something
like 100000 for cattle TO be placed on
their Montana ranches. which are she
largest In the Northwest, II viii require
1850 cars 10 transport the cattle TO Montana
and VIII cost over $4,000.
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MnxroAN WAR VETERANS.
Most of Those in Attendance HuN'
Passed the Allotted span.

Most of Those in Attendance HIVE
Passed the Allotted span.
Waco Texas, May 1.-THE Mexican
War Veterans association met here today
President George p. Finlay of Galveston
presiding. The following were present;
w. e. Estes. Texarkana. aged n: b. r..
Drapere. Jacksboro, 81; N. G, Duncan.
Wheelock. "A; John WEIGH, Kosse. 7Oi
Ezekiel Polk, Kosse, 70; Lot L. GODFREY
Kosse. ST. Tom A. Garrett. Waller, -
j. VI. Wyet Calvert. Sc; j. !. Ross,
Stephenville "a; M. G. Noble, George
town, 70; d. Haynes sealy - John
Cook. Moody. n; Colonel George P. Flu
lay, Galveston. 20; w. II. Willis. Nolar-
vile, "a; A. Boggett, Temple, "a Dr.
J. T. O'Bryan, Waco, rs; John T. Mobiles
Williamson, 70; II. l.. Raven. Round
Rock. 60, Frank Brcody Round Rock, oJt
William Mccain Bolton, ~ William
o'Bryant, Taylor, 70; II. NJ, Cook, d ltor
~; II. D. Patterson, Beton So; John w.
Hogue. Athens. ~ }. G. Griffs Terrell,
rs; ]. W. Todd, Terrell 70; p. NJ. 10 b.
Rockdale. 70; \. c. Herford. Columbus, "a;
Joe shafer, Victoria, 10; d. II Huber
Victoria. 49, A. J. Nave, Columbus, r., W.
S. Bnton. Keller 76; J. w. Hall, Waco
73.
Several of the old veterans are accom-
panied by their wives and daughters d
the reunIon is made more enjoyable there
by.
The war veterans we're the guests Of
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INC var Yeterans were the guesls ol
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Several OF the old veterans are accom-
panied by their wives and daughters d
the reunlo is made more enjoyable there
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Forney. Texas, May 81 Albany OF oui
citizens are sorry 70 hear today OF the
death OF Walter Joyce. who was Killed ID
Yuma. Ariz.. while switching in the yards
at that place. His remains VIII bp shipped
here for interment His wife died Dol
long since. They leave little boy about
years old. the sole survivor OF the family
Little Fred is living here with his grand
ma. Fred and Ed Joyce, two Of his broth
ers. live here.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29
The Lucky Ones.

In compliance with the regulations
laid down by law for the selection of
householders to perform jury duty, the
following residents OF the county were
drawn to serve at the term OF court to
open Monday, Sept. 10Th. The jurors
are notified to be present and answer
roll call Tuesday Sept. llth ut 8 a. m.
County Clerk Gibson, Auditor Kenne.
dy and Sheriff Hill drew from the jury
box the panel Of Is names who are
summoned for petit jury service one
week from next Monday:
Joseph Ondracek, Clark Long, jesse
NJ. Turner, J J. Thel, j S. Rogers,
f. G.. Spanjer, w L. Mccoy, John
Williams, Walter Young j. Il. Harris,
Ed Heater, VIM. Mckay Jr., w, IL.
Linn, Conrad Schatfer, Albert Bailey,
Henry Heimbiguer, Geo. Backer and
G. +. Dempsey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. Bier spent Sun

Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. Bier spent Sun
day last at the home OF John Gray on
Cow creek not far from Washtucna.
The lady had been visiting the friends
for several days and enjoying a little
outing in that pleasant section of our
county.
W. A. Dougherty of Wilbur, special
deputy sheriff, was in the city Monday
looking for a team taken from Lin
coin county by VIM. Spaugh which
were under mortgage to WI. Chism,
a business man OF that place. One of
the animals was sold by Spaugh to
Wan. c. Moore, proprietor OF the Far
mers' Barn.
Ben Z. Hervey OF the Reedcr mer-
camille establishment, was one Of
those WHO con attributed to our comfort
this week, which affords Us the pleasure
OF sending him the paper for another
year. 1t has been our privilege to
know the good man for quarter OF Il
century or so, and we have always
observed that among his many other
good traits Of character, he cmcmpli-
lies the motto, olive and let live"
Men OF this stamp are OF inestimable
value to any community, and when
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hervey located here our
city was the gamer by the acquisition
of a most excellent couple.
Sunday night about o'clock J. L..
Hallister, switchman in the employ
of the Northern Pacific at Pasco,
assaulted W. NJ. Matlock with a
pocketknife, inflcting ten severe
wounds. Matlock is also a switch
man and was lying on the bed in his
room, when Hallister entered in a
drunken state and accused him of
talking about him. Before Matlock
could defend himself he was stabbed
several times, and in the fight which
followed he received several additional
cuts on the arm and back. Hallister
was Immediately arrested and DR.. f
r.. Burroughs summoned to care fol
the injured man who will recover.
Both the great parties ate running
literary bureaus, and we suspect that
i'll some cases the stuff intended rs
campaign rubbish that they prepare
finds favor with editors who are either
over-worked or over-easy. But most
OF it is sad rot, and whichever side
wins will have no occasion to than
its literary staff for the result. The
newspaper men who are in the practi-
cal business OF newspaper making are
in far better position to know what
the reading public needs in the way
OF political reading matter and advice
than these men who are saturated
with the atmosphere Of political
headquarters. Still, the operation
gives some worthy and needy young
men II good job for the season.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29
f. ?. FREscH.

Unlimited money at lowest rates to
loan on improved land.--0. X. Iol-
comb.
Don't forget that we are never I'M
dersold ON all kinds OF rough and
dressed lumber, doors, windows,
shingles, lath, lime, building paper,
mouldings, and in fact all kinds OF
building material,-C. o. Greene.
Through the months OF June and
July our baby was teothing aud took
a running of OF the bowels and sick
ness 81 the stomach" says o. r. NJ.
Holiday OF Deming, Iud. Ellis bow
els would move from FIVE to eight
times day, had bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the hose and gave hin
four drops in a 4 booniul Of water
and be I once" Sold By
Rose
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29
o he criticised his country

O he criticised his country
And the way affairs were run;
He upbraided those In office
For the bad things they had done;
lie swung his arms, declaring
That the ship Of state was doomed,
And he tore his hair and frettei
Ana he clawed the air and fumed.
owe are going down and backward"
lie announced in wrathful tones;
1--WE are robbed and we are plundered,
We are starved to skin and bones;
We have lost our noble birthright.
We are only toiling slaves.
Weak and meek and mean and trembling,
Going down to shameful grsyesi'
Then he sailed away to Europe,
Where he heard a scoffer say;
What spectacle your country
Is before the world today!
How misgoverned, how besottedl
What wretched, ruined land"
whereupon the noble Yankee
Licked him till he eonldnt stand
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29

d. II. Kimple, the contractor, has
recently fitted up a modern and con-
venient Office near the old Reed barn
aud is prepared to turn out all kinds
Of work, He is a master Of his trade
aissl anyone who desires fine dwell
ing stable or business block will do
well tb call on him for plans and terms.
He also does all kinds OF jobbing at
moderate rates.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29
Attention Wheat Farmers.

am insuring wheat standing in
the field, Willie being cut or threshed,
OIL the wagon OF in the warehouse
for $40 per acre at s cts. for one
month, II cts for two months, or l6
cents for three months.
f. p FRFxCu.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29

A. J. Burkhart OF the Lower fiat, is
up today from his farm which has
netted him handsome profits this year.
VIM. Best, leading farmer OF
Fletcher, was among us Friday on
private business and trading with our
merchants.
Martin Calvin and his son William
G. of the northern part of the county,
were in Friday on land matters, the
latter entering homestead on n G !
6-19-33.
j. NJ. Harris spent the latter part
OF the week in the country out north
looking after the Pitts Threshing
Machine Company's interests, which
are heavy this year.
Miss Myrtle Graham, formerly o:
this city and niece of Prof. and Mrs.
c. IL. Knapp, came down from Spo-
kane this morning for Il few days with
her many friends here.
Walter c. Campbell who has lived
on little farm six miles below Lind
for nearly 20 years past, was visiting
his brother-in-law, Clyde Smith OF
this city, last Saturday.
Rev. Downs has purchased the j. A.
Rousam residence property on the hill
near the public school building. Mr..
and Mrs. Rousam will move on their
| homestead miles from Odessa.
Andrew Hotaling of Lincoln coun-
ty, was over and took in the circus
Tuesday. He has been gone year,
has taken government land four miles
south east of Odessa and gone to
farming.
Notice the new big ad OF Thiel, Dor
man & King, the enterpris!ng and
wide-awake hardware merchants, who
have built up their immense business
by liberal advertising. 1t appears in
this issue. Read it.
Orno Strong of the West Coast
Trade at Tacoma, one of the brightest
newspaper men in the state, is look
ing over our little city and incidental
ly keeping an eye out for subscribers
for that most valuable publication.
Maurice Ahern is drawing in the
golden grain from his farm s miles
north of town, which he settled upon
during the early days OF Adams county.
BY hard work he has builded good
home and today is classed rs one OF
our independent farmers. The gentle
man was a pleasant caller Saturday
and made the printer boys happy
through his liberality.
Ringing Bros. circus, the finest ag-
gregation OF its kind on American soil
and perhaps the best attraction in
the known world gave one perform
ance in our city yesterday. Thousands
OF people viewed the parade at zine
O'Clock and attended the show begin
ming at Ii a. m. Excursions carried
many people over the Northern Paci
fc who enjoyed the splendid day. All
seemed well satisfied.
The following gentlemen were dele
gates to the state fusion convention
at Seattle last Monday. Democratic
DIR. +. r. Burroughs, G. L. Holcomb,
Thos. b. Smith, j. C. Shorno and j
F. Collier. Populsts: Hon. o. X
Holcomb, w. C. Reeder, A. s. New
land, L. B. Lehman and John Bovee
Mesdames c. l.. Holcomb, Shorno,
Reeder, Newland and David Richard.
son accompanied their husbands Oh
the trip.
Miss Lulu Kirby, the daughter o
the Hon. Thos. Kirby OF Peck, Idaho
is to be Goddess OF Plenty this year a
the Spokane Industrial Exposition
and in the opening procession ON The
second day Of October, she will b,
costumed as in the colonial times ant
will be attended by footmen, out
| =. L.. 4 L II
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29

Maud Muller, on a summer day,
Raked the meadow. sweet with hay.
The sun beat down, as was his biz,
In that familiar style of has.
Until she got the prickly heat
Then Maudie's language shocked tho whes
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29
ORDER AND PuNCTUALITy.

In this as we'll as in all Others, the
teacher sets the example, aud be it
good or bad, they will initiate it. lie
is teaching by the silent force Of ex-
ample whether he wishes to or not ;
laying in the pupil the foundation Of
habits lasting as long as eternity
itself. How necessary it is for him
to remember that order is heavens
first law. BE orderly aud punctual
in all things.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I ! THE PUBLIC SCHOOL. J
"@ssssssssSsssssesssssss@
Teachers Mental characteristics

Address by Prot. Alexander Mcintosh deliver
ed at the twelfth annual session OF the Adams
County Teachers Institute.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29
CLEANLINESS AND ORDER.

Order is heavens first law, and
cleanliness, apart from godliness, is
surely the second law. 1t has been
truthiully remarked that soap and
civilization are inseparablo. Bathing
is scarcely more necessary than food.
As the teachers education is SO much
superior to that OF pupils, they natur-
ally look to him as proper model for
imitation. They initiate his looks,
gesture and manners and also his
dress. They are all negligent or at
tentive, just as these qualities are APP
parent in the teacher. Besides, how
can the slovenly teacher command
respect from his patrons, or how can
he enforce honesty and cleanliness in
his pupils?
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29

All public speakers, as time wears
on, find their vocal organs weakening
from overwork and there is nothing
more destructive than teacher talk
ing in high key, and at the same
time it is likely TO destroy the order Of
the school. There is nothing more
hurtful to school that is taught by
II boisterous teacher. Here is the
aphorism: Light teacher, light
school" holds good, and the children
you never utter command other
than in firm low tone, your pupils
will per force observe quietness in
order to hear you and will uncon.
sciously inll into the order OF habits Of
working.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29

photo taken at the time OF whipping
and let it show your face in all irac-
tiousness and the one with eyes swim
ming in tears and the little chin
dimpled with fear, looking like sheet
Of water struck Ivy cold wave. Ii
that little child should die cannot
think of n sweeter way of spending an
autumn. afternoon than to take that
photo aud go the cemetery when the
naples are clad in tender gold and
when the little scarlet runners are
coming from the tender earth, and sit
down upon that mound and look up
on that photo and think of the flesh
that is now dust. just think of it.
PoLITENEss AND KINDNESS.
The teacher should be a model in
this respect AS charity covers n
multitude of sins, so does kindness
make up for great many short.com-
ings of the teacher. The teacher
should cultivate friendly relation to
the pupils by consulting in all their
intercourse with them in sympathe-
tic tone, and when we look upon him
as II teacher they should look upon
him as a friend. Without kindness
he will never be able to understand
them for they will never reveal them
selves who have no confidence. The
obedience of pupils should he willing;
in fact, guided by the teacher. They
should make the rules which are to
yourselves and this they will never do
unless you will enlist their sympa-
thies.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29

PRECINCT.
Ritzvillc Justices of the Peace s. T. SCHEuERLE
and L. L. FRENCH, CoDstablc-J.J. Koch
Lind-jus,ice-W. II. MERRILL, Constable
joins DIEsTSE
Fletcher Justice, II. u. MoRGAN. Constable 60
l., MUSTARD
Cow Creek JUSTICE. o. MILAN, Constable -
joins GRAY
Mcqueen JustCc-STEPMEN DEvENIsH Con.
stable JOHN MCELRoY
GcIman-Justicc, d. A. SCoTT; Constable, J. J .
Koch.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29

Just arrived carload Of barbed
wire nd it will pay you to place your
orle = us. We will
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29

Vice President. ........... THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Congressmen-W. l.. Jones Of Yakima, +. ".
Cushman of Pierce.
STATE.
Governor .'.,.-......... .........J. NJ, TRIM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zee. .-,.., II. e.. MCBRIDE
Secretary OF State IS II. NICHOLS
Treasurer. G. w. MAYNARD
Auditor. .............. ......... j. ID. ATKINSON
Attorney General ....... ....,.. W. Il. STRATToN
Land Commissioner. ..... SAMUEL 4. CALVERT
Supt of Public Instruction. ...... Il, i. BRYAN
Judges OF Supreme Court WALLACE MOUNT,
x. q. DUNBAR
Presidential Electors e CHARLES SWEENEY, j. NJ.
BOYD, +. W. HASTINGS, $. q. CosGRovE.
Joint senator 9th District, OLIVER I. CORNWALL
Judge Superior Court .........Il, \. 4, MYERS
Representative 18th district -. J, MERRIMAN
COUNTY.
N'Hl'N WI rt'''''r 'f''t'''f ''''i -. ''lH'N
Auulluf. ..,,.-.. ,t....' ,...'.,htD. y. hENNEbf
Shcflt. '....... .,..-......,, ..,......I u iIliL
treasurer. ..,...s.-.r. NJ. W, STARR
Prosecuting Attorney ........-.. W, W. IENr
Assessor. ..,..............O %. L.. EDWARDS
Surveyor. ..............., .... T. ". IlArsCuILD
superintendent of schools. l.. G. VAN pArrEN
Coroner .......,. .....,.,.........H II. 4, GRTTMAN
Commissioner second district. g. II. RAMBLER
Commissioner Third district ... j NJ BATrEN
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-29
NATIONAL.

President .................. WILLIAM MCKISLEY
Vice President. THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Congressmen-W. l.. Jones OF Yakima, +. ".
Cushman of Pierce.