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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-16

Smith fexcitcdlyl-Say. old man !
got the cutes' baby in town. Nha'
do YOU suppose he called his nursing
bottle this morning.
Jonee (sarcastically)--Goo-goof
.yo. .rubberneck.' ~-Judge
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County News, see other pages

etonington.
Bert Bray and wife arrived on steamer
'sCatherins' Sunday.
Edward Trundy left Thursday to join
the yacht "NaradG".
John Dawn left Monday for New Lon
don, where he b to join his yacht.
George Morse has moved his family into
the Eben Simpson house on Main street.
Eta Stockbridge left Monday for Bos-
ton, where she will be employed in q
store.
Winfield Joyce left for Boston Monday
to drive the express team for his brother
Frank, who 10 home for rest.
Albert Dow, who was shot In the hip by
. companion last fall while cunning, 10
home, and expects to 60 to work soon.
Herbert stinson, while working on Goss
& Smaii's quarry last Thursday. had his
foot iammed BY. . rock falling on II. He
probably will lose two or three toes.
Quite number from Reliance lodge F.
and A. M. visited Marine lodge at Deer
Isle on Tuesday evening OF last week.
The third degree was worked. An excel
lent clam chowder was served.
John McMuliin. John joyce, Cyrus
Thompson, Seth Joyce and Harry Bever-
age left Monday to join the steam yacht
~Narsda" which will sail for Paris In .
few days, where the owner intends to
attend the exposition.
While loading stone ct Cos q Smail's
quarry last week, . sailor got into . dis
puts with the cook, and struck him on
the head with bucket. He ives arrssted
and tried before Judge Chase, and
sentenced to fine Of $50 and thirty days
In Jail.
Capt. Fred Weed hiss received two prize
cups bought by the .'Coiumbia's" crew,
to be presented to Capt. Charles Barr
and Mate r. n. Allen. The cups stand 81
inches high; they are Of silver, and are
gold lined. On one side il engraved the
head OF = deer with the word "Isle"
beneath Deer Islc); on the other side:
"From "Columbia's" Deer Isle crew, 1899,
to Capt. Charles Barr" The other cup IL
the same thing and same words except It
Ia: ITO Mate +. N. Alien" These are very
beautiful and show appreciation OF TOUR
boys" to these men. Their only regret
10 not being able to present prize cup to
the owners and other officers. The cups
will be ON exhibition In the window
OF Fred E. Webb's store for few days.
March 10. EUGENE.
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BROOKLYN.
Business Ia rushing at J. J. McDonneli's
clam factory.
A dsughter was born to NJ and Mrs
Aisnson Carter. March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Babson gave .
whist party Wednesday evesing.
Capt. q. W. Herrick left Monday to
take charge Of dis weasel for the season.
Tobias York and wife entertained
friends Wednesday eveatng. Ice-cream
and cake were served.
Capt. Joseph Tibbetts left on steamer
Thursday for New York to join his vessel,
bound Tor PQerto Rico.
Edith Lufkin aud Agnes Mcfarland
have retained to Castine to resume their
studies at the normal school.
Mrs. Charles Parker and daug hters went
to CastiRe Thursday. Mas Gertrude will
attend the spring term 1t the normal
school.
A new town meeting was held to-day,
March 10. to decide whether there should
be free high school In the high school
building. The vote was carried by large
majority Ia favor Of the high school.
March -. UNE FEMME.
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East Sullivan.
@. 8. Robertson found his wind-m on
top OF the stable after the recent gale.
This means not only the expense OF re-
pairing, but great inconvenience, - he
was ready to saw wood.
William Martin, jr., has rented the farm
OF the late g. w. Ash, and with his bride
has commenced housekeeping. 1t h good
to have another young man settle here.
We want more OF them.
A rather peculiar incident OF the chop
ping bee OF the East Sullivan Knights OF
Pythias was that one of the number,
born and reared In the lower part Of the
town, saw for the frst time Beans mill
and Flanders pond.
The ladies' aid society, Of the Hariand
district, gave an entertaiument, followed
by refreshments, at the schooihouse
Saturday evening. Nathan Bunker was
the fortunate winner of the blue and
white bedspresd. Nesriy go was taken.
The play ..Our Jin- was successfully
produced by home talent on March z,
and 9. The ladies served refreshments
each night in the upper hall. The club n
to be Congratulated that, notwithstsad-
ing the fearful odds OF wind and weather
while rehearsin@, the parts were well
taken. II was financial success.
The society met with Mrs. Julia Nc
Crate March II. Owing to the distance
and bad travsling but few were present.
Chocolate and cake were served by Mrs.
McCrate and her daughter, Mrs. Hanna.
The seUiag was little out Of the general
order, ~ DE- Bridgham was present, clos
ing cash In Master Walters forehead,
caused By . tall in the morning and strik-
ing on tin pail.
On Q recent quiet Sunday after
noon oar streets were made dan.
gerous by the furious and uncertain
driving OF two young men, who, with
their maudiin yeIls and protaue dang uage.
were prociaiming to all that liquor was
abundant and easily obtainabIe even ON
the Sabbath day. There was neither law
nor gospel interference until the horse
ives taken BY his owner.
March "a. SUB.
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March IS

Winter Harbor.
Elliott Wordsworth, OF Bangor, ID visit
Ing relatives here.
Mrs. c. +. Psndieton and family left
Wednesday for Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Lovina Tracy went to Boston
March p, to visit her sister, Mrs. DIR.
Flint, and OF her relatives.
Fred Floyd left Monday for Boston for
surgical treatment at the city hospital.
His family accompanied him a. far ~
Ellsworth.
Winter Hsrbor lodge, F. & A. NJ, con-
fers the third degree upon = candidate
Wednesday evening. After work the
members will entertain their ladies', also
visiting Masons and ladies from Sullivan.
Mrs. w. c. Wescott, OF this place, has
organized q sewing circle for the little
girls. The school Is largely attended by
the little folks who are very enthusiastic.
The result OF their labor would do credit
60 members OF an older aud more expe-
rienced Organization.
March 70. +.
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South BrooksvilIe.
Eben Haskell took the boat here last
Monday to 60 to Boston to ship on.
B. L. Bates il having his house very
much improved by paint. Frank Bates
Is doing the work.
There will be . musical entertain ment
at Eeis ball Wednesday evening, March
q. Refreshments will be served.
The "Henry Chase, Capt. Warren
Chatto, has hauled out from winter quar-
ters and gone to Portland Cor freight.
Elder Norman LaMarsh attended the
meeting 1T the Creek Thursday evening.
His presence was highly appreciated by
all, and added much TO the life of the
meeting
Boat building here has taken quite q
boom. Three are being built this
winter-oDe by T. T. Harvey, one BY
Archie Hutchinson and one by Frank
Gray.
Prof. J. B. Ames, OF Harvard university,
has presented South Brooksville with a
charch- bell costing t120, whicA Is in
tended to be ready to ring on Easter Sun
day. "The willing Workers" here have
been working for that purpose aud have
succeeded In raising US. Mrs. NJ. g. Con-
don commenced the work q year ego.
This money will now be expended for
church benefits. The people are very
grateful to Prof. Ames.
March 10. e.
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Oriand.
Mrs. Melvin Chapman 10 very feeble.
One by one the list of measles patients
increases.
Business at Hutchings' saw-mill IL
booming. Much work is on hand.
The dance at the town hall Saturday
evening was one OF the finest given here
for some time. There will b another Sat-
urday evening, March "a.
Revival services will begin at the Meth
odist church Sunday, April 1. conducted
by the pastor, Rev. A. B. Carter, assisted
by Rev. Oscar Barnard and others.
A fair sized congregation was Ut the
Methodist church Sunday evening, and
heard most interesting discourse by Rev.
A. B. Carter. His subject was 'sSlings and
Arrows. Mr.. Carter in clear and pleas
ing manner, described the mighty power
of memory, saying that day by day or hour
by hour we are hanging pictures on mem
ory's wall, which will In after years cause
as the greatest pleasure or deepest regret.
Neither can we choose what We rememb Der,
II 30 the bright and pleasant days would
be long treasured In our memory. while
the dark deeds of sin would be banished
forever from our minds. This Is impossi.
bic; let osr surroundings, life or its en-
vironments be what they may. oar mem
DRY 10 guided by our deeds. We should
then, be careful in our livias from day te
day to weight the sling Of memory with
kindness, love, mercy, patieace and char
ity, that when we Stand In judgment
the arrows Of an uneasy conscience will
not pierce us.
March -. G.
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Remarkable Cures OF rheumatism.
{ From the vindicator. Rsthe,fordsoa, ". C.
The editor OF the Vindicator has had
occasion to test the efficacy OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm twice with the most re-
markaole results in each case. First, with
Rheumatism in the shoulder from which be
suffered excruciating pain for ten day,
which was relieved with two applications
Of Pain Balm, rubbing the parts afiiiet.a
and realizing instant benefit and entire
relief in very short time. Second, In
rheumatism in thigh joint, almost pros
trating him with severe pain, which was
relieved by two applications, rubbing
with the Eminent on retiring ct night.
and getting mp free from pain. For sale
by GEO. A. PARcHER. Ellsworth, and w.
/. PARTRIDGE. Bluehill, druggists.
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MOUTH or THE RIVER.

Capt. George Milliken La in poor health.
Maurice, little sou Of Leonard Hodr.
kins. 10 very III.
Miss Lola Murch Is attending the Cas-
tine normal school.
Fred sadler cut himself quite badly
while In the woods last week.
The Bayside band gave q concert and
dance at Evergreen hail, March is.
Lille SWEET entertained q party of her
little friends March 10, the sixth ami.
versary of her birth.
marCh 20. VIr-rop
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Oak P0loG.
Miss Leaore Pratt is visiting Aer cousin,
Miss Angie b. Alley.
Daniel Ladd and his son Emerson have
returned fro@ Seal Harbor.
Frank Aeader, OF Surry, has ssoved to
the farm he recently purchased
Miss Lena Msrshall returned home last
week FROM Ellsworth, where she hes been
employed.
Charles Sargent. of Sullivan. who has
been stopping here for several weeks, has
returned to Bar HRrb Dor.
Charles Gray y still on the sick list.
Mrs. Gray has carried the mail during
the winter, and has missed only one trip.
March 20. PLUTARcH.
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North Penobscoi-
Without any special appropriation for
the reduction of the town debt last year
the selectmen's report shows gain OF
200 over last year, and this in the face Of
smaller appropriations than the proceed
ing year as follows: Current and con-
tingent expenses. goo; support OF poor,
500; roads, bridges and sidewalks, s625.
The appropriation for payment OF inter-
est was some 200 larger. rate OF
taxation fell from OLA to .02O6. or more
than three mills. At settlement. last year
there was s22s.S6 in treasury; this year,
q ,S36. Notwithstanding the hard times,
y, 900 more has been collected this
year than was assessed.
March 10. IL.
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ki.i.sWOKTn kAt.t4s.

Miss Mite Cottle visited friends at
Green Lake from Saturday until Tuesday.
w. II. Moore. OF Bangor, was here on
Monday, returning home on the evening
train.
Mrs. Byron Gatcheil, sr., who has been
ser'ous'y III at her home on Mill street, Is
somewhat improved.
William P. Dorr and wife entertained
friends on Thursday evening OF last week
IN very pleasant manner.
Miss Sadie McQainn and Miss Cameron,
OF Bar Harbor, who have been visiting
here Tor several days, returned home
Monday night.
Asa Flood and wife, who have been In
Bangor for the past week, returned home
Monday. Mr.. Flood was In WsteryjIie
the latter part OF last week.
Twenty friends OF George Higgins and
wife called on them last Saturday even
ing and gave them q very pleasant sur
prise. They we're royalty entertained.
Mrs. E. b. Armstrong and Misses Sadie
ana Frances and Newell Armstrong, who
nave been spending the winter at Roch-
ing.
Q. W. Pierce has about seventy five
colas OF spool wood on township IL
which he has been unable to ret to
MS mill on account OF lack OF snow. He
1opos 20 get Few more days' shedding.
IN case ne does not, IL will be brought in
Inc heavy rain Of last week necessitated
me moving out Of nearly all the tea ms up
\ 70
PUT the landings in readiness tor driving.
rne. enamel 10 nearly free from Ice
h nsag points to an early start In
business this spring.
part OF the dam belonging to the mill
privilege recently purchssed by Whit
CON Q, Haynes Co. from the Reed estate,
BE- ss rs ss.a.ed swsy.on Tuesday. 1t will not
wstsl s y present ~ the high pitch OF
mn9er would make II q difficult lob. but
w vi, % put In later in the season when the
Matef has fallen on. The piece carried
.wsy wss nearly twenty feet In length.
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BackapOrt.
A. B. Ames has been nominated notary
public by Gov. Powers.
Capt. 7. NJ. Nicholson has replaced the
loss OF the "General CogswelI" by the
purchase OF the schooner "lrving Leslie".
The "Leslie" is "a ton, net, and was built
ct Lamoine In 1877. She was owned by
Sedgwick parties, and for . number of
years was in command of Captain e. o.
Churchill, now Of the "Laureln.
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lIGOR
Town Report.

AMHERsr-The annual report OF the
town OF Amherst shows the total yalua-
tion to be s74.oi5; number OF polls, loe.
The tax rate was .025; poll tax %.
The total liabilities Of the town are n.
2s5.s3, and assets, q. 437 SO, leaving q bal
snes OF 81 ,152 In favor of the town.
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TO THE DEAF.-A rich lady. cured of her
Deafness and Noises In the Head by DIR. Nichol
sons Artificial Ear Drums, gave $4,000 70 his
sntitute. so that deaf people unable to procure
the Ear Drums may have them free. Address
No. 4i7sa The Nicholson Institute. $50 Eighth
Avenue, New York.-Adrt.
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Waltham.
Miss Ardella HssIem, OF Amherst, IL
with her aunt. Mrs. Alice Jordan.
Gilman Jordan, b. Y. Jordan, Wilson
Googins and Cyrus Dickey have moved
out Of the Gods.
Raymond Haslem, who has been at
work for A. K. Haslem at Alligator lake,
returned home Wednesday.
George Stanley and wife, who have been
staying at Alden Haslsm's through the
winter, have returned home.
March 10. II.
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COUNTY NEWS.
=, additional Co~nss Ne,cs see other pa0e>

Bssshin.
Mrs. U. d. Curtis Ii in town.
Elmer Young arrived In town Wednes-
day, March IA.
Miss Gertrude Kane, who has been visit
ing at the Falls, is home.
supper and entertainment in the lodge
rooms Saturday.
Rev. G. M. G. Harwood will give the
Memorial Day address to James A. Gar
field post, g. A. r.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
held circle in the vestry Thursday after
noon and evening. A supper was served
Ut s o'clock.
Thursday, March ., at Z. 30 p. m, the
Baptist Young Peoples society sof Chris-
tian Eudeavor will give an entertainment
At the chapel.
The examination OF teachers of BlUe-
hill schools for the next year y i'll be
held In the grammar school room in the
village Thursday, March %.
March 10. Boa.
0ould~boro
George Rolfe, WHO has been at work In
the woods at Burnham, 10 home.
d. A. Tracy has gone to Camdea TO work
in . shipyard.
T. 8. Dunifss has moved ost OF the
woods. He wilt commsnee saving In his
stave mill soon.
w. W. Strout has commenced repairing
the schooner 1'Susan Frances" for Z. }
Robertson, OF AshvilIe.
Presiding Elder J. W. Day will preach
In the Net hodist chsrch Thursday after
noon at O'Clock.
March 10. JEN-
Green Lake.
willard l.. Bragg and ]. F. Park hurst
OF Bangor, both OF whom have cottaGsa
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Eastbroon.
Mrs. Mabel Bunker IL Ill.
]. d. Crimmin and wife are visiting
relatives In Sullivan.
Sidney Butler, OF franklin, was In town
last Saturday visiting relatives.
Err T. Bunker returned home from
South Gardiner last Saturday.
Mn. 8. E Curtis who has been suffering
for some monthAfrom . tumor, has had 1t
removed. She is very low but gaining =
little.
Many OF the crews have moved out Of
the woods. Among them are the crews Of
Henry French. Gilman Jordan and w hit
comb, Haynes & Co.
Charles Williams, who has been work.
ing In the woods for Gilman Jordan, 10 at
home for short time before going on the
river. He has spent only about one week
at home for almost year.
The fierce rain and wind OF last Friday
has left the roads almost impassa BILE from
ice and drifts. Another storm 10 wished
for, as almost anything would be prefer
able to the slippery. siewey condition Of
the roads at present.
March 10. B.
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Eden-
Et.ei Thomas Is visiting relatives in
Bar Hasbor.
CoIburn Higgins and wife, aud Edward
Thomas and wife expect to 60 to Bar
Harbof this week for the summer.
George King gave = choppiag match
last Wednesday. Twenty-Five were pres.
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emit. A party In the evening was enjoyed
by all.
A birthday surprise party was given to
Charlie King last Saturday evening.
About thirty OF the young folks spent the
evening playing games.
March 10. T.
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Don't Be BH1OuS...

Regulate the bowels with the True II. r."
AtwOOTs Bitters. Used for 40 years with never
failing good results.
The right kind have a large red IL. F." on q
yellow label and wrapper
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If&mO8L.
Simeon A. Holden, OF this place, arrived
at Bucksport Saturday, from New York,
where he hiss been spending the winter.
He will re0ain at Buckspsrt through the
summer In the interests OF Messrs. Mckay
d Dix. who are building two vessels there.
~ supervisor OF workoen's time and
material.
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ELLSWORTH, MAINE.

here, will put launches on the lake this
season. Mr.. Bragg's boat will have .
gasoline motor, while naphtha will fur
nish the power for Mr.. Parkburst's.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ sddssso~at cb~msv Meas sss otAev pasea

East Fraaklln.
Charles A. Burgess, OF Milbridge, 10 vis-
iting his daog inter, Mrs. John U. Hardi-
son.
T. N. Biaisdell, who has been in Boston
the past week on business, returned home
Friday, March Is.
Mrs. w. L. Harrison has returned from
few days visit to relatives and friends
in West franklin.
Clifton Urann, one OF our highly-re-
spected citizens, aud Mrs. J. A. Gordon
are on the sick list.
The Home Union sewing society will
meet At the home Of Mrs. G. NJ. Blsisdell
March q. Supper will be served.
Mrs. Lydia ID. (Gordon) Seward, died At
her home In Ripon, WIS.,, March z. She
was born In East franklin, May IA, 1873.
She was married In 1si7 and went to Ripon
in 1857. Mrs. Seward lived an exemplary
life, and endearcd herself TO all who knew
her. She was always active In doing
good and aiding those In trouble. She
leaves two sons in Wisconsin and three
sisters In Maine, whom she visited nine
years ago. Her husband died In Ripon,
Jan. 30, 1899.
March 10. 8. U.
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they fiji
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order. they fan to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matisvn come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Oyer-Mork MeakenS
Your Kidneys.
Unhealfhy Kidneys Maize Imp9e Bleo1
ADVERTISEMENTS.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart Is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
Ill constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
BY first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. Kilmer's
Swamp-RoOt. the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on its merits e.
BY all druggists in fifty = s:.$E-3l
cent and one-dollar six- = lll| III
Is. You may have . l9s y -
sample bottle by mail HON. Of s~anpReo&
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. kilmer
& Co., Binghamton. N. Z.
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advertisements.


Just received large line Of Cambria Edgings which
we are selling at old prices. Call and mako your
selection before they are broken mp.
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Green Lake.
Willard l.. Bragg and J. r. Parkhurst,
OF Bangor, both of Whom have cottages
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Subscribe for THE AMERICAN.
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Our entire stock will be complete with
an elegant line Of up-to-date stock, and
our values will be equal to any we have
ever shown.
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the name, age and sex of each child
and the names of the parents OF
guardians to be kept in book fur
nished him by the State and kept
as the records of his office.
1t further provides that his
enumeration shall be taken under
oath and that fine of fifty dollars
attaches as does liability to pun
ishment for false-swearing if the
names of persons not entitled are
added or a false list is otherwise
knowingly made. The following
special instructions will be helpful:
l. Enroll all persons who will be
six years old before July 1900.
2. Do not enroll those who are
now twenty years of age or will be-
come so before July 1900.
3. Married persons, when under
20 years, are to be enrolled.
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Census Of School Children.

Section AZ, School Law, provi.
des that County Superintendent
shall superintend the census taken
during the month of April by the
trustees. Section S5, which pro-
vides that the trustees of each dis
trict shall, annually, during the
month of April, take an exact CEN
sus of all the children that reside
i'll such district on the first day of
April, who will be on the first day
of July acknowledgement the ages
of six and twenty years and on or
before the first day of May report
a list of the same to the County
Superindent. and a duplicate list
to the Clerk of the County Court,
to be filed in his Office, specifying
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-04-05

The name of Judge T. j. Mum
is being prominently mentioned as
a candidate to succeed Judge
White on the Appellate bench, the
election for which comes next year,
we understand. Judge Num- would
make fine Judge of the Court of
Appeals. His record as circuit
judge stands higher before the
Court of Appeals in point of re-.
versals than any circuit Judge in
the state and he is located FORUM
ately for commanding strength in
the race, should he decide to enter
the contest. -Madisonville Hus-
tier.