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Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
Teachers Examinations.

Z = 81 -s Ltr
Teachers examinations were held
at the school house on Monday and
Tuesday this week, in charge Of
Prof. VIM. Angus. The following
are the names of the applicants, all
for second grade;
Lorenda Anderson. Julia Brady,
Matte Bulger, Edith Dagoberg,
Lucinda Eagan, Ellen Forsberg,
Grace Gore, Othella Hall, Caroline
Hoffseth, Mamie Johnson, Della
Mickleson, Hannah Munson, Olga
Nelson, Helma Oseth, Emma Peter
son, Ottine Rokke, Hannah Smith,
Freda Swenning, Clara Tonderum
and Joseph Weeks.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
West Valley.

Aug. 3.-Haying is about done
with and harvest will commence
this week. Some nice rain has fall
len OF late, helping the grain to fill
out.
John Lowe, of Argyle, has, been
at his brother-in-law, John Ander-
sons place the past week, breaking
Johns colts. SO now John will
have a new team on the road when
carrying the mail. He has also
bought a new double buggy to ac-
commodate passengers in more
satisfactory manner.
G. Rothamer, of New Maine, is
here, working for J. B. Cook, put
ting up hay.
N. Dragseth has moved back from
his homestead in New Maine. Hav-
ing proved up, his residence there
was no longer required.
August Rokke proved up on his
homestead in New Maine short
time ago, so he also is relieved OF
claim visits.
P. Vinje was over in Marsh Grove
the other day buying some grass to
cut, asghe did not have enough on
his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O. Vinje visited
at A. Houde's on Sunday last.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
Noted scotch Duke.

The duke OF Buccleuch is one Of six
men who own between them one
sixth Of all Scotland, and there are
customs still preserved on his es-.
tate dating back to King Alfred. It
was the father Of the present duke
who rode at breakneck pace from
Bath to Longleat to apologize to
Lady Charlotte Thyme, whom he had.
only just left, for having forgotten
to propose to her. London News.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
alp, and we were headed direct for

|falp, and we were headed direct for
Duluth.
The writer's purpose is to
bring out the fact that this Lake
trip has all the advantages Of an
Atlantic voyage with the disadvan-
tage eliminated altogether. You
will note, first, that the steamer it,
sell is Of the ocean type, only more
mrfortable; second, that the trip is
three days long, which affords time
ZOE 9 complete rest {quite apart from
the fact that q round tripafrom~ New
York City to Duluth with six. DAYS
steaming, can be made between Sat
urday morning and the following
Saturday night, and third
that there is no monotony about any
part Of it.
The emotion of surprise in
it's Ultimate degree is susceptible of
change into other emotions. To
find big the bell boys (or cabin ste
wards) attentive yet ,unobtrusive,
the Walters courteous and painstak-
ing, the ships officers genial and
communicative, the purser gentle
man an and diplomat of the first
water, the cooking absolutely first
cliass' the staterooms clean and cool
and all this with the other. advan-
tages noted in the foregoing is
enough to arouse the ire Of man
who only finds it out after it has
been available nine years : < :
The Steamship Northwest
sails from Duluth for Buffalo and
intermediate points every Tuesday
at 11:30 p. IN. d
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Shallow African Lake.

Lake Chad, in Africa, is reported by
two French explorers to be 185 miles
long and SO miles wide, yet only rs feet
deep in its deepest part, and only five
feet in its eastern side. It has 80 is
lands, some barren, offers only pas
tureland. and some covered with for
ests and millet plan tations and having
total population of about $4,000.
London Mail
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
MarHdaxe In India

Marriage no one may escape in In
dia. It is, as death and birth, inevi-
table. Only birth and death are our
finalities, marriage may come by
choice, caprice or accident; these
are not found in Indian dictionaries.
The wisdom of selection is left to
parents. Of course, there are mis-
takes, surprises, disappointmentx. as
everywhere. But I saw as much love-
light in happy eyes in India as in
any other country. Everybody
Magazine.
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REHl, ESThTE TRANSFERS
Reported bu 6. "A. Nelson, Official
hbstrdCter Of Marshall
County.

State Of MINI to M II Evans, ne{
set sec 36 157 AZ, $500. ].
M q Evans to Zacharias Stauke.
net set sec 36 157 ~, $72O.
United States to Oscar Jornlin,
sw4 sec 2 156 40.
The G p Stevens Land CO to vii
liam Winke, WI nwf, ne} nw}. nw4
sw}, nw4 ne4 sec Is 158 48, $500.
Nils p. Sundin to Lewis Anderson.
set sec 26 158 45, 1926.
St. Paul M & NJ Ry Co to Halvor
Amundson, sci sw4 sec 35 l57 As,
$24o.
Andrew e Himle to Alfred FL
Huus, ST nj & lots 123 & 4 Sec /
157 42 $2o37 .O7.
United States to Otto seversen, Ea
sw4, WI set sec 13 157 Al.
John G Skomedahl to town of Ex-
eel, acre strip along nj nw4 sec 35
155 43 500. s
FLG Gillis to Mike Hanlow, ea sw4
& lots 3 & 4, sec 18 l56 45, $84O.
St Paul N 8 M Ry Co to c G. Elk
man, lot 3, sec l9 l56 49, s314.40.
United States to William J Nc
Kinley net, sec 81 1856 ~.
!. United States to Clara Fl Severts.
lots 3 & 4 sec. z, lot 1 sec l8 158 IL,
5000.
J Severson to Henry M. Price,
lot 2 block % Nelson Add. $500.
Probate Court, Marshall Co. to
Allie Anderson ct al, nw4 & ne4 sw4,
sec 25, 81 ne1, sec. 35 158 48
Probate Court Marshall Co to Ma
ren Jensen, WI nwf, sec 26 158 48. /.
Probate Court Marshall Co to Ma
ren Jensen, w3.sW4, sec IL 158 48.
| Adolf Fransson to, Erick Franson,
und } n4 sec II l55 ~, $21OO.
Jemima Scott to W J Zuill, lots
1O5, lO6 g l07 Aud. Subd. Argyle,
1880.
United States to Emma o Veelle,f
lots l-253 8 4, sec %, lot l, sec 26
1856 AZ, 1902. s
United States to Johan August
Anderson AK, sw{ sec 29l57 ~.
St Paul NJ 3 M Ry Co to- August
Knuppel, nw4 sec 33 156 AZ, $780,.
Probate Court, Marshall Co to
George Belrose, lot 5 Park Add Ar.
gyle.
George Belrose to Ferdinand F
LaF'ond, lot5 Park Add Argyle 5000.
St Paul NJ & NJ Ry Co to Jennie
3 Parr, 81, sec 33 157 so, $288O.
Albert Bake to Ole o Nyhus, WI
ne4, sci net, nw4 set, sec IL 155 "A,
$500.
United States to Andrew Gullick-
son, 81 sw4 sec l, nj nwf, sec IL
157 40.
Carl Eklund to Oscar Swanson,
lot 10 block So Warren, 1915.
United States to John NJ Olson,
SET sw3 & lot 4 sec Z, ne4 nw4 &
lot !, sec 18 158 43, $189.47
United States to Andy M Olson,
e3 sch sec IL, nj ne} sec 13 158 "A,
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
Alien Criminals In Enx1ana

There are now in custody in England
and Wales, undergoing terms Of im-
prisonment for crimes, 625 aliens Of
comparatively recent Importation. An
investigation into the antecedents Of
these criminals shows that in q maior-
fly Of instances they were driven or as
sisted out Of their own countries and
entered Great Britain unchallenged.
Ny. Sun.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
CouIdn't Keep It.

Eva-I thought you were never GO
ing to speak to Harold again as long
as you lived? e
CissI know said so, but It wasn't
my fault that T broke the resolution.
How did it happen?"
"He called me up over the tele-
phone Stray Stories.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
A PAYMENT.

Everbroke-I want to pay you
something on account.
Tailor (rubbing his hands )-Ah. I'm
glad TO see you. q
4 Eyes, I want to gay you compli-
ment on account of your artistic way
Of dnnning. Sh-not q word you de-
serve it. Good morning. - Kansas City.
Journal
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
sure sts,,n,.

WifeI think father must. be enter.
:ing.into his second child hood.
HnsbandThat's right. I've noticed
lately that he is beginning to remem-
Der q great many incidents Of his boy
hood days that never happened. Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
Not Doing His Duty.

Mrs. JonesI think it's the most
ridiculous thing to call that man in the
bank q teller"
Mrs. Johnson Why?
because he simply won't tell at all.
4 asked one to-day how much my hus-s
band had on deposit there, and he just
laughed. Stray Stories.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
Lutheran Services.

Services will be held next Sunday
at the Melo church at 1890 a. m,
and at Warren at p m. On Sun
day, Aug. 16, there will be services
at Bigwoods at $50 p. m.
Rev. N. #. KLE.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

We have a few second hand bind
Iers Just gathered ii that can be sold
cheaper than you ever heard of be-
fore e you are in need Of a binder,
you cannot afford to miss it,
LUNDGREN, WIrTENsTEN. & Co.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
Jurors for November Term.

The following are lists of the
grand and petit jurors drawn to
serve at the ensuing November
term Of the district court for Mar
shall county: 's.s.
GRAND JURORS Aaron john
son, Warrenton; Warren E. Wood,
McCrea: Henry Arndt, Moylan; !;
Henry NJ. Swanson, Warren; An
drew Tonderum, Oak Park; Arthur
]. Marsh, Argyle; Peter F. Benson.
Augsburg; ]. E. Wraa, Eagle Point;
C. P. Peterson, Middle River; P. O.
Berg, ROLLS; Amund Johnson, Fol
dahl; J. P. Lein, Fork; James Dun
dass, Bloomer; John Enden,. Big
Woods; Halfdan Hanson, Holt; Ole
Thompson, West Valley; John J..
Anderson, McCrea; Gunder Vigen,
New Solum; A. Johnson, Como;
Toilet Tunheim, New Folden; John
Westman, Warrenton; L. O. Dahlin,
Comstock; W. H. Dixon, Warren.
4 PETIT JURORS Alfred Horgen,
McCrea; Knute Hodne, Nelson
Park; Saave Broke, Agder; Frank
Williams, Wanger; Ole Aune, West
Valley; John Bjorgaard, Alma;
John P. Myhre, Middle River; Peter
Floe, Augsburg; Andrew Schey,
Spruce Valley; Otto Edmap, Hunts
vile; Ole 0. Bjorgum, Thief Lake;
Andrew Sihlberg, Lincoln; Oscar
Forstrom, Bloomer; Andrew Berg
strom, Foldahl; Wilbrad G. Cote,
Stephen; Christian Johnson, Big
Woods; Peter Soderlund, Parker;
Jens T. Imsdahl, Big Woods; John
Abrahamson, Vega; John G.. Rue,
Warrenton; George w. Toomb,
Tamarac; John q. Strandquist,
East Park; John Z. Dahlquist War
renton; Henry Roller, Grand Plain.
You'll lose from 10 to Is per cent
unless you buy your harvest sup
plies from The Peoples Trading Co.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

# you want loan on your land at
lowest rates Of interest, without de-
lay andon the on or before plan, see.
q. Lamberson, Cashier Of the Bank Of
Warren, Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. have
a large supply Of second hand bind
ers in good running order, which.
they offer for sale at very low pric-
es. Call on them and be convinced.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

Get your lumber bills figured at.
the Office of the st. Hilaire Retail
Lumber Co. They sell lumber.
cheap. w. S. DAY,
Manager.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

The machine oil sold by The
Peoples Trading Co. is the best on
the market. Buy your oil at that
store
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

WANTED: A good girl for gene
raj houseWork. Apply to Ct. e..
WINCHESTER.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

We have a big supply of old and
new Hay Rakes some Of them will
be given away. We want to dispose
of them quick.
LUNDGREN, W1TTENsTEN & Co.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

Eft tillf6rlitigt fruntimmer att
taga full ward ON ett hus och nagra
barn 6nskas af ]. G.. STRoMBERG,
Warren, Mimi.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

Farmers you will save money by
buying your harvest supplies from
the Peoples Trading Co.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

Read the Harvest Ad" of the
Peoples Trading Co.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
For Sale.

For sale. Ss
The northwest quarter Of sec
ton 81, township 1853, range 40. For
price and terms apply to II. BER-
LIENKE, Appleton, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06
Dog Found.

A buckskin- -co]ored wolf hound
came to my home on Sec. 81, town
of Comstock, about July 20. Owner
will call, pay charges and take same
away. JOHN STRoBLE.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

Dom { forget the dance tqmor-
row night to be given by the War.
rem Orchestra, at the Opera House
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

You'll lose from 10 to Is per cent
unless you buy your harvest sup
plies from The Peoples Trading Co.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

FOR RENT, sale, or trade for
land, the hotel recently owned by
y. II. Lord. St. Hilaire Lumber
Co., W. IS. DAY, Manager.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

The ST. Hilaire Retail Lumber
Co., will give you time on your
lumber bill. See them about it.
w IS. DAY,
Manager.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-06

Typewriter carbon paperat SHEAF
Office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-26
Ell ideal <separatista, ha sido

Ell ideal &separatista2 ha sido
Y es un impossible en- Puerto-Rico,
dadas sus condiciones topograficas,
etnologicas y economicas que estan
en- la conciencia de todos. FL ideal
de La Federation Antillana, es Y
ha sido una utopia. Deber patri6-
tico es, pues, inculcar q nuestro
pueblo, y decirlo que: Puerto-Rico
aver, hoy, como manana, esta ne
cesitado de un CONTROL, de una So
beranfa extrafla que RIA sus desti-
nos; Y que dentro de ese controll,
de esa soberan1a, debe de traba jar
Y luchar por conseguir, en- benefi-
clio de nuestra region, La mayor
autonomfa, IA mayor cantidad de
gobierno propio, as1 en- 10 politico
como en- 10 economico.
As1 penso y raciocino aquella
ilustre geueracion de La d6cada de
1865 a 1875; as1 piensa y raciocina
ell partido federal americana Ese
fu6 ell pensamiento constante del
mas radical de los ilustres hom-
bres de aquella generacion: don
Roman Baldorioty de Castro. d
igual tendencia 6 identicos proce-
dimientos, siguieron luego los que
militaron en- Ell partido autonomis-
ta, tanto de los llamados &libera-
les,~ como de los llamados &orto-
dOxOs.~
Todos estuvieron al lado de
Espafa, y solo en- playas extrange-
ras los doctores Betances, Henna
y Hostos, segufan luchando por ell
ideal impossible de la innependen-
cia de Puerto Rico.
ANGEL ACosTA QUINTERo.
Ponce Agosto 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-26
SAN JUAN
NOTAS POR CORREO
Agosto 25.

AGOSGO 70.
Hemos visto los recibos de cobro
del Ateneo podemos asegurar que hay
mas de 80 socios de los mas prominentes,
que no han satisfecho sus recibos de s
meses atras.
<THE HELVETIA> 81, Gale de
la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes. =
<Table d'hotelS. AposentOs para fami'
las personals sOlas. Comidas Gin
cuenta centavos cubierto Banos. Te
l6fono, 1872. Apartado correo, 295. Pro
pietariO, Pedro Schira. NOta: Este ho'
tel esta cargo de una senOrita ca
gdena.
-Contin1a en- estado de suma gra-
vedad ell honorable ciudadano don Maui
ricio Guerra Varios medicos han lido
a Carolina con objeto de celebrar con-
sulta.
La persona que desee sdquirir un
tOmO de la hermOsa Obra que acaba de
publican den Felix Matos Bernier titu
lada <Puesta de Sob, dirigirse d Jose
Labrador Vinal, en- San Juan, adjuntan
do en- dollar, y SO le enviara en- ell
acto libre de todo gasto.
El que no envie I'M dollar no reci
bira la obra.
Ain no Sc ha dado possession de su
cargo de juez sustituto al licenciado don
Eduardo Acufia Aybar. Tenemos en-
tendido que ell juez Richmond Sc ha pre-
sentado al Attorney general, para ma
nifestarle que no cree de necesidad Ia
designation del juez sustituto.
Sc dice con mucha insistencia que
cierto periodista de esta capital, escribe
tan buenos artfculos literarios, debido 4
que le ha aclarado la inteligencia Ia cell
veza <Pasbt,S de Milwaukee, cuyos Uni
COS importadores son los Sres. NJ. r.
Calderon y CO Tetuan II, San Juan.
Aver tarde paseando en- bicicleta
por Puerta de TERRA la sefforita M. Ma
tanzo tuvo la desgracia de caerse y tro-
pear con un CARO- que le pas0 por en-
Gina estropeandola aunque no de cui-
dado.
RECOMENDAMOS todos nuestros
amigos ell hotel THE MARINA. San Jose
nimero l, Capital.-POr un dia de hos
pedaje. un dollar.
-Ha hecho renuncia de su cargo CO
mo conserje del Ateneo don Aniceto
Ruiz. Tenemos entendido que la renun-
cia le sera aceptada, en- su lugar de-
signaran al escritor don Jose Vidal
Cardona.
III lO14NA 0O 0SOAsO0 0AAA4AASSA c1tA
vos judiaciales de Jose G.. del Vale
(~Allens IL, mirador.) Gesti6n en- los
departamentos del GobiernO insular
Ayuntamientos y en- todos los Tribunales
de Justicia Para 10 judicial: abogadOs
AcuTla TexidOr. Buen traductOr J
maquiDa de escribir.
Tres ex-curas cat6licos concurrie
ron Ia Asambles Bautista que Sc est:
| celebrando en- Rio Piedras.
s-Es un axiOma va reconocidO en-
tire las personas de gusto, que los famo
SOS ron <Trolleys Y <Criolloo son To-
mas pedidos por ell pubiico. Ell Dep6si
| to que SO encuentra en- San Juan (Sal
Justo 81 tiene constante existencias d.
Anis, Ginebra, Cognag otros licores
Precios m6dic0s.
-Ha ingresado en- ell manicomio |
sonora dofla Isabel Arroyo de Pima, gu
esta en- estado complete de locura.
xLA LIN Oar: En- ell puesto de re
frescos xLa Linfap, sc vende LA DEMO
cRACIA en- San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-26
RoBo DE UN CABALLo: La no

ROBO DE UN CABALLO: La no
che del 81 del corriente ha desaparecido
IN cabiilo saino negro erin ahultada una
pata trasera blanca con una peladura
on ella, marcado z. de la propiedad de
don Manuel Ramirez S0la. Sera graft
ficado Ell que diere noticias de su para.
der0. l5-2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-26


APARAToS
MsTERIs Al fsrreas BoMBAs servcios
sencilo on6micos.
ell acubrir
concu emp leo g econo 0po1O de
ARADOS de guilty de
Pdsnse nnes escntes facoas cnes o ola
para ipgenios D. d. Marina rs Ponce r R al
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07
REPUBLICAN
county Conventions Saturday.
BeIknap the Favorlte.

The Republicans will hold coun-
ty conventions throughout tho
State Saturday for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to the State
convention which will be held IN
Louisville July 18th. Belknap
has the support Of Senator De.
Doe aud the leading Republicans
here, aud 1t 10 sale TO say that mo
will receive the milre delegate
vote # Crtteuder county IN the
convention at Loulsvills uoNt
week Ii IS very probable that
Belknap will be the Republican
nominee for governor though
Pratt and Wilson aro mnkn
strong efforts 10 laud the nominH.
ton. Criltendeu county wall be
entitled To eighteen delegates.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07
BAKER.

Quite a number of young folks
went to Sturgis Saturday.
K, l.. Drury and family visited
q. T. Drury and family Sunday.
Rev q. s. Davis returned from
Texas last week.
Charley Lucas, of Webster, was
visiting at Rosebud Sunday.
F. E. Davis says that all of his
young quails are dead except one,
and its leg is broken.
If the mysterious Rosebud cor
respondent Of last week would pay
a little Inote attention to the &C.
curacy of his own ludicrous "rea-
sons perhaps he would not be
submitted to criticism like others.
His reasons why the young lady
was second in the contest was or.
roneous, as there was some five or
six contestants.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07

Mr.. A. L. Wilson, candidate for
the Republican nomination for
governor, is raising a kick about
the treatment the committee is
giving him in Louisville. His
complaint sounds powerfully like
some publications just prior to a
primary election held in Louisville
some time ago. Machines or kick
ers are not confined to any partic-
ular party in Louisville-the lam
bieut air is usually lsdened with
sulphurous odors about the Falls
City, whenever there is brew of
politics on hand.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07

affairs. He realizes, however, that
the end is near, and has 80 infor.
med his physician.
His Holiness is ninety three
years old and has been Pope
twenty-five years. Great activity
is being displayed by the Csrdi.
nails, from among whom a success
sor TO Leo will be chosen. Tele.
grams are said to have passed be.
tween members of the Sacred Col.
lege in Rome and those abroad.
Cardinal Rampoala is thought TO
have the best chance.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07
THE END is NEAR.
Pope Leo XIII in a Dying Condition-An Operation
Performed.
THE CLOSE OF A GREAT LIFE.

His Holiness Pope Leo XIII head
of the Roman Catholic church
is in a dying condition, and DIR.
Mazzoni, the Pope's favorite ply
stefan, in an interview yesterday
afternoon admitted that he had
given up all hope of saving the
Pope's life. Pleurisy had devel-
oped in addition to his pneumo-
MIA, and an operation was fou nd
to be necessary. Although he is
still very low, the aged pontiff re-
mains conscious, and contin ues to
take lively interest in mundane
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07
lEvIAS.

Bro. j. 5. Henry preached TO a
large congregation at Union Sun
day.
Richard Bebout aud sister. of
Sheridan attended church here
Sunday.
Miss Mile Eaton, OF Salem. is
visiting Miss Zstia Price, Of lie.
Was.
The Keystone Mining Co, is
doing good work on the j. Is. Car.
ter farm.
q. Is. Taylor has over one hun.
.dred thousand brick made and ia
kiln on his farm. He will soon he
ready to supply the builders with
good material for constructing
houses.
The school house question has
not been settled yet owing to the
fact that SO many people are con
trary and do not look TO the inter.
est Of the majority but look 10 self
interest. We hope tnat prejudice
may be left off and the matter set
tied AS near as possible to acoJmo-
date the children.
DR. Il. M. RadclitT, of Lola, Ky,
has located in our village TO prac-
tice his profession. We are glai
to welcome him in our midst as a
citizen as we'll AS doctor.
Carson Franklin and Will Da.
wilson returned from Hancock
county last week, aud report fay.
orable sale Of buggy braces.
l.. l.. Price and G. G. McClur
have been on the sick list
Miss Susie Boston, OF Marion.
is visiting Misses Addie and Glenn
Carter.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07

The governor of Indiana now
has "a pressing demand for his
boosted craftsmanship, his love of
equity, his yearning for justice,
his love of home and country and
that broad catholic spirit that
knows no difference in race or con.
dition. He should not only see
that law and order is restored in
Evansville, but that the colored
citizens who have been run out of
the city are invited back to their
homes and given every protection
known to the law and that there ia
restoration of their DESTROYED
property. That the innocent of
the colored race should be made
to suffer material loss, and forced
to surrender their homes because
of the sins of the depraved wretch
who killed the policeman, is an in.
justice that Gov. Durbin in the
plentitude of his love of Justice, to
say nothing of his mercies, can
not tolerate and we shall expect
some heroic action equal to the
o ccas,on.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07
DELEGATE CONVENTION,
At Marion July IT, 10 Nominal
Candidate for Legislature

The delegates TO be chosen Sat.
urday, July IL, to nominate Re
publican candidate for the legisla
ture. for the counties Of Critien
den and Livingston, are hereby
called TO meet at the court house
in Marion, Ky, ON Monday. july
q, 1908, at | o'clock, p. m. for the
purpose of making said nomina.
ton.
j. FRANZ CoNGER. Chm
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07
SCHOOL CENSUS.
More than Five Thousand School
Children In the County.

The annual son".l census ves
taken several weeks MO-. a..
enumeration shows TN, thor, If.
522l children within the scr.
age in Criltenden, 1886 white ob,l
dren aud 335 colore There ,,.
sixty-eight white schools and min.
colored s'hools in the county
Ia the Marion school dls,r,,,
according 10 tho recent censY.
there are il6 width children viii
in the school age.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07

We recently wrote our old and
valued friend, DR.. T. l.. Dean, of
Texas, asking him about the eli
mate of his section, stating that
we wanted - locate in a Try eli
mate. A letter from the doctor
cane by return mail, saying: mo
whisky sold here; in fact nearly
100 counties are prohibition.
Prohibition is better enforced in
Texas than in any other state in
the Union"
Really, doctor, that was not the
kind of "drv' we were inqui=ing
about.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-07-07

The prohibition NOV IN t
feems to be getting its second
breath. The wave that is sweep
ing over the south now is a stron-
ger and more widespread one than
any of the many brsezes that have
stirred the country here and there
at intervals for years past. Public
sentiment has been forming, and
every recurring effort of the tenn
perance peoDla ia stronger. Some
of those days Kentucky will line
rp as prohibition State aid til
will be public sentiment behind
the majority of voters of sufficient
power to enforce the law.