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The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
COMMITTEES THAT WILL
 INVESTIGATE CONTESTS.

Pine Bluff, Ark, May B. Chairman John r. Rutherford. ot the state Democrats central committee. last night named two special committees from that body to investigate the alleged irregularities jn the Seventh congressional and the senatorial contests which he was petitioned to investigate.
 The committees will recount the ballots cast in the three con- tests where complaints have been made.
 One of them is that of W. $. Goodwin Of Warren, who was de- tseated for congress in the Seventh district by K. Minor Wallace, the present congressman. The re- turns at first showed Goodwin to have been nomieated but the cer- titieate vas given to Wallace.
 The other contests are those ot John H. keel and A. H. Lipp- man. of Jackson County. candl- dates for state senator, and J. H Copeland against N. K. Turner, candidates Tor senator from Craig head county.
 The committees named by Chairman Rutherford are:
 Committee on Congresslona Contest Sam f'rauenthal oi Conway, Q. T. Wingo ol De, Queen, Gus Jones, of Newport. J. |. Rembert Of Helena.
 Committee on Senatorial Con. tests Edgar Brewster ot Pine Bluff, Walter Jacoway of Darda- nelle, H. NJ Armstead of Little Rock and Frank Peace of liar rison.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
WASHINGTON COUNTY
 BOY IN WASHINGTON,

Walla Walla. Wash, May II. Editor News: As I wish to subscribe for your paper I will write you few lines.
 I am in Walla Walla. Wash. with my old friend, T. o. Web ster, who formerly lived in Elm Springs. He IS in the insurance and real estate business and I am working for him.
 like this country fine and have enjoyed the time I have spent here very much. Walla Walla is a town of about twenty thousand inhabitants and IS sit uated in very beautiful valley. In the valleys here they raise the finest alfalfa l ever saw and also all kinds of fruit. The small fruits such as strawberries, grapes, cherries and other small fruits, they have the finest, but they can't compete with the ap- ples of old Arkansas.
 On the highland of this country there is nothing but wheat raised. but they certainly have fine grade. of wheat. It Is quite a sight to see the grain fields. Not long since I made a trip down to Parco, that Is a town about fifty miles from N ala Walla. l drove through in a buggy and was caught in a sand storm. We'll, maybe 1t wasn't fierce, but think 1t was. l drove for twenty-seven miles and couldn't see my team more than half the time. When I got into town my most intimate friend would not have recognized He. While l vas out in the storm l could not help but think about Arkansas and the good things there. When had clean ed myself up bit and dug part of the sand out of my eyes and ears I decided that If other peo- pie could live and go through such storms I could too. and so decided to stay in N arlington.
 Arkansas Is pretty well repre- sented here, that is, there are quite number of people here from Arkansas. met Jeff Honeycut since came here, who at one time lived near Harmon. He is now county treasurer of Walla WaIla county.
 believe I have found as good q country as there is and intend making this my home.
 Find enclosed 51.o0 for which please send The News to your friend,
 K l. REzD
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
LIKES TEXAS ALMOST
 AS WELL AS ARKANSAS

Estaca q 0, T exas. s.-E dit or News: Wish to say to my friends l am on the plains of Texas, 50 miles from PIainvtew. my nearest railroad. I am on the public road to Emma, the county seat. Frank and I, together, bought the first place l have seen that l wanted to live on since l left Arkansas. The place Is well fixed, ; acres ir locust grove, acres III young orchard, some bearing trees of all kinds of fruit, grapes and berries. We have pear trees bearing. The county IS thiuly settled. Land is SlO to BPS Der acre owing to irn- proveuents. No timber here only what Is planted or set out. Wish MT. Goree would come out and go in the nursery business. This, I think, will be a fine country when settled up and rail- road passes through. Our well is 100 feet deep with wind mill. We have a fish tank with mess of carp for dinner. Come over and take dinner with us. Had a good ram last night and was needing 1t bad. Country very level Automobile is the main travel here. Land two years ago could be bought for less than half of what 1t k now.
 Late frost killed some fruit. Not much small grain, such as wheat and oats sowed yet, but 1t seems to be or will be d fine wheat country. People raise lots of feed. such as maize, kaffir corn. sorghum and June corn. Ne paid S25 per acre. the high est price I have heard Of, for our land but 1t wa> what I wanted. Hogs do fine here, cholera has never been known here Land is close red and black with fine grass. Common nilch COWS are $50 to e4o, horses and mules have been high but not so good HOW Wagons, two-horse, sinch sso, 55s 5s5;; buggies= o1e-tflird higher than in Arkansas.
 Cabbage and turnips do well and the water Is the best have ever found in Texas.
 You HarmoniteS don't write often.
 S COuAS
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29

J.. S.COWAN.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
MADISON.

John Reed, residing near Me Councils Chapel. dted recently of stomach trouble after an illness of several years.
 T. N. and Doiph Berry, of Sprlngdale, who have been visit ing their old homes at Huntsville, were in this city Sunday after noon. The Democrat k glad to state that tile former las greatly improved from hls attack of rheumatism Huntsville Demo- erat.
 The many friends of j. r. Powell, formerly sheriff of Madi- son County, will no doubt be sur prised to learn that he has ex- perienced a change of heart po- litically, having recently been nominated for chief of police oi Tahlequah, Okla, on the Demo cratic ticket, Jerry made good officer as republican and if the same comparison between repub- hcanism and democracy applies in like degree to the two admin. istrations hls record aS chief oI police will most surely be an en eiable one.-Huntsville Demo crat.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
The Plain Fucker.

Ii | burn or d bruise affiiets VOL. rub II on, rub 1t on. Then before you scarcely know il all the trouble will be gone. For all aching joint or muscle de the same. It extracts all pains and poisous, plucks the stings and heals the lame.
 Hunts Lightning Oll does it.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
nearby Counties
BENTON.

J. A. Fairess and Miss Gertie January, residing near Gentry, were married recently.
 F. NJ. Buch has sold his drug store at Bentonville to NJ. B. Tisdale of Fayetteville.
 Mrs. Bud Gregory died Monday of last week at her home three miles south of Bentonville.
 The city council at Rogers and Bentonyille have passed or dinances prohibiting splitting on sidewalks.
 The recent school election at Rogers is said to have been one Of the warmest Ill the history of the town, 357 votes having been cast. Dr. K. s. Rice and w. k. Felker were elected directors and a seven mill tax voted.
 Bentonville people got scared about their opera house, and d committee made an examination of same to see whether or not 1t was safe. The committee report ed the building safe for immed- late use, but recommended that some changes be made Ill same.
 The Socialists of Benton coun- ty met at Rogers recently and put out a full county ticket head ed by A. $. Loudermilk, of Rogers, and \. B. Marshall, of Garfield, for representatives. The Socialists cast about 250 votes in the county two years ago.
 Prof. Mayberry of Illinois has been elected superintendent ot the public school at Rogers. The other teachers are: Mrs. Hugh Puekett, Miss Myrtle Puckett, Mrs. Myrtle Forsytlle, Miss Kate Roberts. Miss Jewel Hudson, Miss Garnett Durham, Miss Kate Piekens, Miss Hester Francis, Miss Mila Farley.
 John r. Paul does not seem to have enough to look after i'll a business way. President of the Ten Thousand Club; Mayor; Ly- Tie Theatre: Grand Sec. l. O. o. F.; Manager of Hotel Morris. And the latest venture we are in- formed today that he has pur- chased a controlling interest in the Daily Republican. While in Little Rock the first of this week he purchased Veach's Lino- type machine and will have 1t moved here and will greatly i'm prove the Daily We welcome him into the camp of trouble. Siloam Springs Herald Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29

pr. Thomas Electric Oil i@ the best remedy for that often fatal disease Has been used with success in our family for eight years. M r>. l.. Whiteacre. Buffalo. K. \.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
A Smile

is pretty hard thing to accom- plish when your blue, bilious and out of sorts. There Is sure cure for all kinds Of stomach and liver complaints constipation and dyspepsia. BalIard's Her bine k mild. yet absolutely effec- tive ill all cases. Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by W. G. Own bey.
 There is considerable difference between praying for what we want most and praying for what We need most.
 Stops itching instantly. Cures piles, eczema. salt rheun, letter, itch, hives, herpes, scabies Doan's Ointment. 1t any drug store.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
The Most Common Cause of
 Suffering.

Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering than any other dis ease, for the reason that it Is the most common of all ills, and it is certainly gratifying to sufferers to know that Chamberlain Lini- ment will afford relief. and make rest and sleep possible. In many eases the relief from pain, which ls at hrst temporary. has become permanent, while in old people subject to chronic rheumatism, often brought on by danpuess or changes III the weather, perma- hent cure cannot be expected; tile reliet from pain which this lini- ment affords is alone worth many times It's cost. 5 and 50 cent sizes for sale by all Druggists and all Dealers.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
Boys will be Bows

and are always getting scratches cuts, sprains. bruises, bumps, burns or sealds. Don't neglect such things they may result serious if you do. Apply Bal lard, s Snow Liniment according to directions right away and it will relieve the pain and heal tie trouble. Price 2 50c and 1.00. Sold by N. G. Ownbey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

outbound passengers. Tsb. 500. mer.
chAndise received from Pacific.
Alaska and local ports. is2. 706 tons.
value aiG.61b,41a. merchandise
shipped TO coaaiwiss points.
Alaska. Hawaiian Islands and local
points. fft .tg5. 2os Total exports
we're valued at iis. 1891. Iss. imports
at tI0.i5s.2ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
LIQUOR MEN ORGANIZE.

A Personal Liberty ieagne has
been organized In this city for the
purpose ~ fighting the wave Of pro.
hibltlon sentiment which has made
iss appearance Ia this state jacob
schaefer. editor 81 the Stats Zei.
inng and preaae. IL temporary pres.
idant % the organixssion. which
claims a membership ~ 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
DID NOT LEAVE HOME.

Mrs Mary Dryden. wife ~ VII
liam Dryden. a contractor who lives
Al 2l2s goth az r.. who was report
ID 10 the police as missing from
her home. stated today that she
had not left home. The report made
10 the police emRnated from neigh.
bora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS

Al the Meore-ToniEht Robert
Manteli Ia ~itiehrtieu' Saturday
fnHtihne. ~Macbeth Saturday
usgff. King Richard iif". next
y sek sunday aud Monday. Yiddiah
piaters ia ~KoI Sidro" and -nrokcu
|Iieartn"
A. the GFana--'fThc Mikhdo. ="
Next week The Mascot"
4 Al the seattie--"The Mystery %
Temple Court Next week --" A
Daughter Of the South"
Al tire Why Smith Left
Home Neat week dark
= AZ psntaacs Vaudeville.
Al the star--NAudcylilu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
WILL AWARD CONTRACT.

A contract for the construction
OF the Washington state building at
the Alaska Ynkon-Pacitic exposition
viii be awarded In tho near future.
Henry A. Mclean. president OF the
state commission. arrived In Seattle
yesterday TO arrange the official
call for bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

sued today II n seen that the
Orleat has been particularly
good customer Of this port. exports
amounting 20 sf2.it2.6o2. while I'm
ports amounted 10 t5.g27.22s.
The following IL a summary Of
the report. Arrivals 257. tonnage
ssf .Ge&. departure 3a7. tonnage 6fi,-
tgg. inbound passengers. 1s1 $50 !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
ovERsTocKEu ON FISHING
pnDQ

Liberal discount on entire stock
OF Fishing Rods. Splendid assert.
meut NJ large range Of prices. This
sale will distribute these rods
among live sportsmen. A. l.. Hall.
sporting Goods. iii First ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
1uslrasIa ssfsks RECORD


xrw YORK. JULY 10 Every rec.
a - <nAshsd hy the giant Gu.
- nasF lasiiania when she ar
-srsA n ssarxnfine 1T ssss o'clock
~ uasasnx ne cauaFi left t.Iv
-. s-veol "a ~ l. She crossed the
stlsntit Il fWf days. 10 hours. 81
wlngsss whhh Is 81 minutes faster
fssn ~ pFeTsous record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
SKULL FRACTURED
BY COFFEE CUP

stratas Coiciua. \ marine fire.
man. was struck on the heed by a
heavy coffee cup In a cafe. at Ifib
First av.. yesterday while eating
breakfast His akull waE fractured
and The man vas taken to Wayside
Emergency hospital The fireman
says he does not know the man
who threw the cup and that he had
no trouble with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
ChEckR00M Thief
IS CAUGHT

r. c, Van Horne. son Of c. Van
Horne. an inspector OF the United
States customs service. was ar.
rested by City Detective Lee A.
Barbee. at Luna park. last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

,oosE 6FFIcER IS Snort.


nullSGHAM. July le.-on =
.s,.ant sworn our By the officers
,ssss local lodge Of the ForesseFs
sAnegsca. ]. n Ho,1$es. ~ tofuAe'
essneial secretary. No. been arrest
n charged With Larceny by etneet
,lemeus nis alleged that he hels
90 some $500 In collections sns
i<si a shortage % that amount 81
IN on his books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

as the man who secured the prop
erty Of Mrs Ada West and Fred
Ealich al the bath house check
room. last Tuesday night. by forg.
cry aud theft Van Horne confess
ed 10 the police last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

Yrs ] n. Lakes. OF SIT ss-
W wffe d the general superin
tssasni q Ne Seattle Electric CON
msr. l. tie mother OF a baby giri
hasn restseday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
STAMPEDE
IOGOLD FIND
49, Halted prssal

,>nffAM July to.-Nn IA
pElA.a'N''es ne chllilwack river
|. s sao en@Sls, an army srs ,r al sG'S
lss'ed ss', ,~adlnK 70 supposed rieh
ID srah Y M vicinity OF Chilli.
asKinss " seyesal days ago a pros
vtgk laea aowu the river bring
rsief ea ss', handful 81 gold mug
ins VIII W. nurse 81 $1,000 the
SIS ~ e,iissa to head q par0 e
sd - 4 mea raised che 81 81. ooo
SOY y ~ r,ld fields These
sna -, ss, u Zee hliowcd by others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

Boats leave Pier 2. foot OF Yealer
Way. 30. T30. 800. 10 90. 1880
a. m.. rs. lao. 2 90. a. 90. s.30.
$50 p. IN. and Sundays Tao .. m.
go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

Fresh. inyigorating salt water
bathing Ia the Luna Park Natator-
fun. Take a swim In Il for that
tired feeling. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

For a good shampoo use Soap
Lake Soap. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

IA ~ Bring your eye troubles
tn seAaehard Optical Co. 1907
xnu.A A. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10

See change Of time for Navy Yard
boats. o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
= .yss.as SHOOTERS ARE
: AA FIRST.



+ .a,.moN luly 10 America I
: ~ event At The interna. :
s.asl shooting tournament q .
4 Wv TO-DAY. scoring t2S
',.rss sweaea was second :
: ~ as walter winans. the :
: wlsan who yesterday tied :
! s.'sln, the Ensllshman. "a :
! - soahleshos runntes deer :
800 not Of the tle today :
! s.s,ls capturing the match !
! wInans Was Also seeond " 1ae
! s,.s.~shcs running deer event :
~.lsnlng the silver medal
:. !. I. I. = y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-10
TRADE is &c
WITH ORIENT

The aemtannual report OF Har'
bormasfer A. r. spaulding was Is.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-07

, In response TO a party call about, 80
representative stalwart republicans
assembled Saturday in Kading's hall
for the purpose of considering the Stu
alton so far as the,candidates for county
officers were concerned and to select, if
possible, a cohnty ticket from among
the number of candidates Nearly
every township was represented by
either the vice president of the Roose-
veit- Taft-Kittredge club or by the
township member of the county central
com mittee.- This move was made nee
essary by the fact that for certain
offices there was more than one caudi-
date and as the insurgents had conferred
on one candidate only for each Office,
it would be unwise for more than one
stalwsrt to run for the same office.
In order that the gathering be repre-
septatiyeof the stall waEt faction, $50
were sent out to republicans
TO participate in the deliberations.ssTh This
move was in strong contrast with the
action of the insurgents who allowed
six men to name the insurgent candi-
dates but whist was wanted was a
direct EXPRESSION from AL parts of the
county ss~to the makeup of the ticket
1t was neither pleasant nor an easy
task which controlled the delegates,
but it is the general opinion that they
acted with prudence. and wisdom and
named ticket that will m eet with the
approval of the republicans throughout
the county.
The meeting was presided over by
County Chairman j, w. Arthur. with
B.eA. Walton acting asisecretary. AFTER
some routine business was disposed of,
a motion was made that the body go
into executive session for the purpose
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-07

+ May Day Passed with but little dem.
onstration on the part of the little folks.
Perhaps the cold weather had consider
able to do with his lack of interest in
the long established custom.
H., g, Dayids and F., j. Kempter,
Of Waubay, were in the city Tuesday
on a tour Of inspection Of the CITY Jail
cells with a view OF purchasing some-
thing similar for our cneighboring -aity.
The last number of the lecture course
in the opera house Saturday evening,
May 9th.-L. B. Wickersham. Reserved
seats on tap at the Irwin pharmacy,
Saturday. Reserved seat 75c. Children
| 25cts. fo5a
A'number of our local dance lovers
enjoyed themselves lah that past, time
Wednesday evening in the opera house.
Music was furnished by travelling two
piece orchestra which stopped off here
! that day. 9'i'''''si1ii no. 1ns--
Have your old carpets made into
handsome hand made rugs of any size
desired by the Simonet Rug company
process Satisfaction, guaranteed. Call
on or address their local. agent, Mrs g,
- Ts'FSft=1G ,afv ~ ,1slsa ,g M,
: Henry, Meyer arrived from, Fargo Sat
urday and is now in charge OF this sta.
ton for the d. M, & ST. fauf railway
His many Webster friends are hoping
he Will coAtihueto hold down itherC jof
indefinitely. lsi,v lsnom ,nt ID ,,
Herman Olson and Jack Sherbint
werefout to'Enemy Swim Monday, a.
depptET gamei wardens, ,spperintepdi pe
the operations Of 2 couple Of parties who
were SEEMING the lake for suckers. They
report big catch. y pi.i'n 'ahs 1911 s
The six-day old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Walbanm died in this city Satur
day morning. Funeral services were
held from the home of liMr. and Mrs
Matt. Johnson, parents Of Mrs. Wal
baum, Sunday afternoon.
Howard Wright says that he did MOI
get the job of leading the COW at the
parade in Andover Wednesday. He i.
not sure whether 1t was bscausei some
one under bid him orr whether it wa,
because they could not fiEd cow.
Mr.. andiiMrs. Walker, arrived ufron
Spring Valley. Mimi. Sunday ar,
Visiting tbsiTI son1l6 Rls Walker, ,eant
famiiys TheIHanerable-c couple aelsbrptet
theinltgolden Iwedding Anniversary q
coupls of ,Cnars agslaad nares still hale
and hearty. 3nixii 10 ,souzna AZ
wilfTHGHiks lhf6rnis uaeMrs. Grange,
and hsP'dg6EHSst. agftquds. are in New
Msxic6 md that Mis- Gertrude il grad.
uaify lse aadinB sGdf health and strength
and is NV sSw to walk quite 4 distance
without mdoh Inconvenience. This viii
b good news TO the young lady's many
friends In this vicinity.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-07

mousmaut is ON foot in this city TO
entablish and maintain a city and
county hospital At the regular meet
ing of the Commercial club held Tues
day evening the matter was talked .Aie over
and an investigation of the possibility
will be carried on. This is something
that will meet with the approval, we
think ofiali physicians of the city ana
shoul Id meet7with approval by all phys.
ioians of the county, 1t is the Intention ION,
to get all physicians of the county as
well as as our city physicians interested,
that they may all feel 1T liberty to
bring to this hospital any patientithat
may need ltreatmept from an instlinttiyoQlnn
OF this kkiInrldnaaa Ia ,Dsm 81 Gus .norsa
| 1.-The 9lst Go. G. A, Qe Eeceptlg Oestab7
lished q record at target practice af EST
Pickens, Florida, never before equalled
by any Coast Artitleiryy" compahy:: Fir
| ing at a floating target "a little more
fthan four miles from shore, alscofe' of
100 percentIwas made on twossuccesslYe
practiiesr "A perfect score nhtlaas been been
made before on one trial, but this is the
I first company to make two successive
perfect scores isLieut." Robert Arthur,
of this city, was i'll charge of the com.
4 pany as, range officer, and he and ihqiis
men are naturally. elated ,ooo over the
results He has been ordered to take
part in the military manoevres at Fort
Morgan, Ala; Forts Dade and De Soto,
Fla and Fort :Moultrie, S. o. before
returning to his headcuarters at Jack
son Barracks, La, tg2 rargIorua i,r.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-07
STALWARTS name TICKET.
81 a ). citizen. s...,..,
at Kading's Hall Every Precinct r a5.c5.a
--- Represented Selection Ell s"s aa
E=2- - 80 = q --.--a7" ''a ''h 4o.a'1
\ AlstRoHEfiEKET PRESENTED: :. e. 9: !:
IA Feiet-o Representative Republicans Whom Any" Voter
9o~at May Feel Proud in Supporting Ticket 1s.,
. ,..a. From the Stalwart Wing Ell. Ioaol
Whom ANY, Voter

From the Stalwart Wing

Of discussing candidates This excluded
from the room all excepting those act
ing in an official capacity As each
office came up for discussion each can
didate was admitted and stated his
POSITION. All but one candidate
declared that they would abide by the
action of the gathering aud subsinit TO
its decision The following ticket was
finally agreed upon: ar u1 Ill.,. }
Senator, William Carpenter, of And
over.
Representatives,, Johannes j Fosse,
of Wheatland; L. A. Hastings, OF
Farmingtoh; Frank j Mundry, of
Kosciusko aud James Hamilton, of
RacciDe. ,,,. ,.,.... ...... ..... ...
Register of Deeds, Eli Stearns, of
PieTpont. .-~ -'
Treasurer, L. L. Butler, of Butler
Estates Attorney, L. II. Woodwork,
OF Webster. aaun8a .- 4u '7..aaaar
Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. J H.
Hetley, of Andover.
ag Clerk of Courts, f. G. Palmer, OF
Waubay township +'5'- .@..h"
County Judge, B. A. Walton, of Web
ster ....
4 Auditor, VIM. Shannon, of Oak
Gulch township 31 mECra- ut
s Sheriff, Jos Engelhart, of Webster.
Coroner, DR. A, B. Adams, of Bristol.
Justices of the Peace, N E, BJerke,
of Butler; Herman Kaiser, of Lily; l.,
ID. Haight, of Andover; Frank Knittel,
of Waubay. .'a i"'s..s fi-oH rE
Constables, T. M. Thompson, OF Bris-
toll; ID. A. Passage, of Andover, G. p.
Essington, of Lily; S. ] Fulmer, of
Waubay.
Commissioner, from Third :District,
Geo j. Fossnm, of Union. '@t tf'aH