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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1901.

What pity that the electric
fights will not be ready to illum'
mate for the street fair.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14
COLUMBUS B. SMITH. Editor.

E,yH-Subscnpiion Sioo per year, Ad'crsing
-.rI,g. made known on application, Corrcspondcnis
ojll plrase write on only one side ~ the paper.
Bt brief IN your items, but give every item OF
news, We must have the name of every coniillm"
tof. not for publication, hut that we may know me
oorrespondencei, authentic. All anonymous com
tutptrtuons yill 0pd 4 home m the waste basket,
Address al communications TO ,
TIE NEW ENTERPRISE,
Madison, Florida,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14

Tbe Mqtiiry>into the conduc
\. Aaililr3 Schley is finished
Ihe layyers have made tbei,
A{eninefts and the matter is nov
WIfp Ytre court to determine in
N3r respect the Admiral failed
Hdo his duty at the memora BIZ
1attle OF Santiago.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14

The above from the Tamm
Tribune applies to every tow,
and city in the land. There i
always a class of people in 4
community that think they ca,
do better elsewhere than al
home--''the. farthest fields ar,
always greenest." Buy at home
keep pushing your town; let il
be known that what yoiln. mer
chants buy is good enoue| for
you; if you need auythinG1lth,
business man has. net ut, he
him Older it for yop Iie will
gladly do this. Tbeuhe gets /;
small margin ~ pf that yor
would not receiRS And man,
micSles msl,e 4 lapeltle." 1t en-
ables himtp h&yeiust that mne.t,
more togrownA Help oHt Won
home 1eopIe shd by>doing this
help gupRAq Lake City Index
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14
BUY AT HOME.

Just now Tampa needs the en-.
thusiastic support of all her cit
liens in all possible ways. II i,
a sensible plan always, but thi,
fall all the money that is spenl
ought to be spent here. [fithat
not been for the strike it woult
have been the most successfu
season of the city's history. Ever
as it is, the merchants hav.
brought back elegant and com
plete stocks of goods and Shout,
be thoroughly patronized by tn,
fall purchasers. There is a fas
cination about sending to somt
great emporium in a distant city.
but the goods will not be better
lower in price nor more in styl,
than our own merchants carry
good sense easily tells that al
classes ought to cooperate nov
for the good of the city; and j.
results in individual good.
The more money spent here.
the more ali industries flourish
the more desirable things can be
purchased and the better stock
to choose from can be kept BY
the merchants.
The good of Tampa ought to
all selfish considera
lions and it would result in good
for everybody.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14

Subscribe for THE NEW ENTER
PRISE. 81 per year.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER u

Christian Endeavor Day.
3 pam. Gates open.
pa N. Band concert.
10 a. M, Annual Convention State
Society OF Christian Endeayor.
Up M Races. Steeplechass. Cen
lemsn riders,
~. ms7rFrss attractions
. p, m.-Publc Addresses Christia.
Eadeayor.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14
WEDNESDAY, NOyEMHER.so

WEDNESDAY, NOvEMBER,so.
Farmers, Veterans and Boys Day.
ga. m. Gates OPEN,
ga. m.-Grand parade Of all live stock
loa. m. Annual meetiag Stale Agri.
altural Society AddEesses by leading
'griculturalists Of the State.
III, 'on Band concert.
t"a' m. Reunion OF Confederate Vet.
.to a a
ZIP. M Races.
tp, NJ Reunion Of Union Veterans.
e p. m. Band concert.
Z 80, m.-Grand reunion ofBlue and
Gray Addresses by prominent citi,
sens.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-11-14

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29
Tuesday.
MORNING SESSION.

LINTON, N. H., November ~, l9Ul. 4,
The Board met pTrsaant to adjournment,
The morning session was devoted to the
work Of examining the material and work
manship OF tho me new use ilding
specifications of the contract between the
Hoard of County Commissioners aad Mesars.
On motion the Board adjourned, 10 meet at
O'Clock p. m. -.
=. i :, .'AFTERNOoT sEssIC;;.
: Tho Hoard met, pursuant to adj irnment.
ut 2 o'closk p. M. All naorhbers pst.sant.
On motion the following resolution was
WHEREAS. After 2 thorough examination
by the Board OF County Commissioners Of
House building which Messrs Forte - Ostrum
contracted to erect on block ! Tie Court
House Addition to the Town of linton, EN-
Whereas, The material used IN tho said
building and the workmanship Of the struc..
ture fully comply with the requirements Of
Reached, That the said building be. and is
hereby, accepted by the Board OF County
Commissioners.
seconded by Commissioner Baxter ti,at tho
following RESOLUTION be adopted:
Whereas, Messrs Forte \ Qstrunl, the con-
tie Emmons County Court s onss. l,ayecom-
pleted their contract and nn!sAcdsa.d build
Whereas The Board tof County Co.nmis-
sioncrs, for themselves and the citizens OF
Eumons county. are dcsirons OF eXpr2So.nE
manner In which the contractors fulfilled
N Resoiued, That the thanks Of this Board be
and y t3
formed, and for the extra quality Of mate;
and an The Board tHes
recommending said contractors 10 the pub
On roll call all the members votedEAye."
Peter G.. Rocks application, att SIS por
month, for the position of janitor at the new
courthouse, was received and fled.
rected to transfer -s475 from the ,HHNss'an
thistle fund and 81 SEQ from the penalty ard
interest fund to the emergency fntrlI
taRs h sho Of
the county records. etc., to the new court
house. -,
tion as tanitor at the .ne@ court-house was
On motion Peter G. Rocks was employed as
janitor at the new courthouse, for s25. 90 per
month, for Ave months, beginning November
Il Royal oval f. Cranston's application to have
one OF tho legal newspapers in Emmons
county, and to publish the official proceed
ing. OF the Board OF County Commissioners
The following bill, having been audited
and found correct, was. on motion, ordered
paid by q warrant drawn on tho the emcr-
gency fund:
Forte & Ostrum, balance on COURT
The following bills, hnyingl been audited
and found oorEect we're, on n;ption, ordered
Peter Mueller, hauling lumber, use Of
pl0w on road, etc.. :,.....s 10 81
Dorcas NJ. Stroeter, meals for jurors
81 A. Grain agent, premium on court
houSe insurance policy for 100000.
G.: 4. Hearolz. tees paid Register of
Deeds. for recording sheritf's certi-
ficates and transfer fees, county
Jakob Fischer Commissioners salary. 10 20
VIM. Baxter, Commissioners salary. 10 10
Alex. Macdonald. Commissioners
Christian Wolfer merchandise for
e6anssiii;iittih On motion the Board adjourned:
Z G.tAS SHEKOLZ.
@ Cohuty Auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29
In the Early Gays.

John McCrory, of Winona, was in
Linton, Tuesday, en- route to Brad
dock. This country, at present, with
the rush Of settlers coming in, and
the railroads here and the rumors Of
railroads to come, must bring compar-
isons. sometimes te Mr.. McCrOry's
mind. Away tback An the spring Of
1868 Mr.. NJ. made. his first visit to the
Missouri slops, He wasn't as old then
as now-like the rest NJ us-7and was a
member of the gallant; Tenth Mime
sofa Infantry Volunteers. The.regi-
ment, with three or four other Min
nesota regiments, under Gen. Sibley,
was sentsafter the Indians who had
been Aaassacreing settlera in that
state. They chased the Indians west
ward and northwestward until they
came upon them near the head Of
Apple creek, hundred miles or SO
northeast of Bismarck, and followed
them pretty closely to Sibley island,
some six or seven miles down the
river from the Capital City, where
there was fight with the savages-
most.Df whom, however succeeded il,
getting to the west side of. the river,
where, it is probable, the government
authorities. were perfectly willing
they should remain-at least until
the southern rebellion was overcome.
Thirty-eight years have shown quite
a bit Of change on the Missouri Slope,
and the next thirty-eight will prob
ably show a much greater change
from present conditions.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

NAL. EDWARDS is receiving the
hearty congratulations of his cotem.
poraries on the fact that he has brought
the Fargo Forum through ten years Of
strenuous existence to highly success.
full period in its career. 1t is crafty.
ing to know that the major has found
his sanctum equally good to any sphere
Of action, and we are sure the state of
North Dakota believes it is by far the.
best place fog him.-Minneapolis Trib-
une. fEvidently the big politicians
belieYe the MAJORS best place is in the
Forum sanctum, or they'd get him
office.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

of the position of governor of Ken
lucky, was shot. At the time there
was almost actual warfare in the state,
caused by the throwing out Of repub.
lican votes by democratic returning
board, thus unseating the duly elect
ed republican, state officers. At
once the democratic legislature appro-
priated 100000 to secure evidence
for the conviction Of the assassins, and
of course witnesses were easily found
to swear away the lives of prominent
republicans. The correspondents of
northern newspapers who attended
the trials Informed their papers that
the trials were q farce. Only demo-
Gratis were chosen. for the juries, and
the Judge could: not disguise his bitter
partisan bias against the prisoners.
Gov. Taylor, knowing that he stood
not the least show Of fair trial, after
seeing the methods that were being
employed by the Goehelites, went over
to Indiana and became resident of
that state. The Kentucky Robes
pierres are thirsting for his blood, and
they have tried to get two Indiana
governors to issue extradition papers
under which he might be taken back
to "the Dark and Bloody Ground" to
have bis life sworn away. OF course
the man or men who killed the revo-
lutionist, Goebel, should, II found, be
punished; but there is nothing sure
that;he was killed as a result of malice
on the part Of the republican caadi.
dates whom he and his followers had
robbed of the, Offices to which
the people elected them. Goebel had
murdered-years before-a man Of
prominent Kentucky family, and
many thought and think that some
personal enemy took advantage Of the
excited condition Of affairs to avenge
that murder. II northern democrats
had personal knowledge Of the politi-
cal methods Of southern democrats,
there wouldn't be many Of them in the
old free states. u
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

DESPITE the pretensfons of the DEM
ocratic leaders that they are the only
simon-pure, dyed-in,the-uool friends
Of the common people, it is a fact that
all the great reforms OF the last forty
years have been brought about by re-
publicans. Republicans overthrew
the ''border rnnians" and made Kan
sas free state. Arepublicanr con-
gress gave us. the, homestead lava
law which has given homes to hum
dreds Of thousands of people who
hadn't the means to buy them. The
southern rebellion was defeated under
an administration placed In power by
republican votes. A republican pres.
ident freed millions Of black work.
ingmen in the south, Under a re-.
publican administration this country
has risen to proud position among
the nations of the earth. 1t has been
the fashion Of late years to accuse the!
republican party Of being the cham
pion of trusts, combines, etc. In other
words, the opponents of the republican
organization would have 1t believed
that majority Of the American peo.
pleas shown by their vote at the last
'election-desire to turn the country
over to the trusts. Such contentiQn
is, of course, utterly silly and un.
worthy Of serious consideration. Re-
Gently, something has occurred to
again illustrate that the republicans
can always be relied upon-to antag-
Onize q tangible injustice attempted to
be done through the combination of
wealth. No sooner was it announced
that o monster railroad combination
was about to be perfected-by which
the Great Northern, the Northern
Pacific and the Burlington railways
would eliminate competition between
their roads-than the republican
governor Of Minnesota, Van SAINT, q
soldier Of the civil war, announced
that the proposed combination was
against the law Of his state, and that
the whole power of the law would be
invoked to defeat 1t. And every prom
inent republican paper Of his state
and OF the northwest has come out
squarely in support Of the governor.
The fact Is that no country was ever
governed BY party more thoroughly
and intensely patriotic than the re-
publicans. 80.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

The Mandan Pioneer has just passed
the twenty-8rst anniversary of its
birth. The Pioneer is one of the ablest-
edited papers in the state. Editor
Tuttle knows how to give hard knocks
to his brethren Of the press, but he
never kicks when they repay him in
kind. The Pioneer Is about the first
exchange that has thewrapper shucked
of at this Office when the mail ar
riveS.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

WEALTHY st. Paul capitalists have
a gang of drillers at work seeking Oil
up In the Washburn country. II they
don't find better quality than the
Standard Octopus is now sending into
North Dakota, it were better that
they should fail.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29
BRADDoCK BLAZE.
The Central House Has. a Czoae
Sh1ve---Dansaged by Fire
and Water.

Wednesday forenoon there was a
close call for the Central Hotel, at
Braddock. A stove-pipe runs through
a thImhle In the csihng. Tho. fire
travelled between ~ttie joists from the
point where tlfe tl,imble is situated
to the wall, ard then turned and
went up the wall to the attic. When
It was discovered the whole attic was
ablaze. The people OF the town re-
sponded quickly, and several holes
were soon cut through the roof, into
which the hose from a dozen tirc-ex-
ttnguishers was inserted. Stanley
Moore, representing the Minneapolis
Tribune, was ir Linton yesterday. He
was stopping at the hotel when the
fire broke out. He said that nothing
but>the prompt action Of the people
Of the town and the worth Of the
extinguishers saved the hotel, He
said that the manner In which the
flames were smothered by the fumes
or yapor from the little machines was
remarkable.
Within an hour or two from the
time the fire was quenched Mr.. Lee
had q force at work repairing the roof,
The principal damage was. from
water and chemicals. The loss was
estimated by Mr.. Moore at between
$500 and $500.
The loss NJ the hotel won1d have
been a serious one, not only to Mr..
and Mrs. Lee, but to the people Of the
town, and especially inconvenient to
the droyes Of land-hunters that come
to Emmons county by way Of Brad
dock. .s
The loss is covered by lltacc
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

The prospectus of school Of phar-
macy, recently established at the State
Agricultural College at Fargo, has
been issued. II you want to qualify
yourself as drug clerk, write for q
prospectus and then make your ar
rangements to attend the Fargo
school.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

TIE North Dakota Review is the
name Of a new weekly established in
Grand Forks recently, II is a neat
publication. The paper is good, the
ads are artistically set, and the news
and editorial columns show that first
class newspaper men are at the helm.
But the publishers need the services
of a proof-reader with sharp eyes.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29
AT'err,bic a AcolIrpe,

Catarrh IL terrible scOurge, disease,
Whose germs are spread broadcast over this
fair land of ours, and III many cases is the
forcrunncr OF Consu y ption-,that awful dts
ease whose fangs wiapelaced upon It's VIC
Is a cure foEs TED And Diseases Of tho.
Throat ands liIig} 10 lis II. w. Burkcr's
Cough: QH1Sif6.l lasHSunptadn Remedy. hero
Is nohl keslf. Always gf6r sale ut Wolf
era 4eaitof. s4iss ss5s5
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

IT looks very much as ii the old
courthouse will be turned into coal
house when vacated.-Napoleon Home.
stead. [Why not build q. coal-house
worthy Of the county, Frank?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

The newspapers are publishing a
picture Of Capt. I. P. Baker with
wig on and labelling it Cameron
Mann, the new Episcopal bishop of
North Dakota"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29
EsTRAYED.

Some twenty head Of cattle-
Some heifers branded - OH left ribs.
Some heifers branded W on lef: ribs.
Some steers branded on left ribs, and
some with same brand on left ribs aud
w on left hip.
will pay for information that leads 10
their recovery. F. A. SHERWOOD,
%uov 2z-291 Dale, N. D..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29
FI.OlJR. j,

Snow White, Efmine, Cyclone, and
Chinook, at Artas, 4t>EYreka prices.
IsAAK &TSPRECHER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Of the Board OF County Commits
StO7le7s of EaMneO,ls County,
North Dakota.
Monday.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Monday.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
LINTON, N. D., November 1S. 1901.
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
y sksposss q load Supervisors M Ct Districts
eslsed sas aas Il aBd shs sdy 1901
James corbin's -npp!i:ation. at go per
month for the position OF 5n1di1Hr It the new
Following bills, having been audited and
found correct, were, on motion. ordered paid
by zassanfS; xnson Fischer
ROAD supervisor Or................Sl0W w
5esRsph 5EsRa'hss3 3esfies Ss Road
s5II Hs1lI,nf =; bridge plank, s,$5. A~
plank (to apply in payment person.
VIM: Pagel, Ballifr, November term. q, =.
JACOB Liedie, Baiiir. November term. term - ~
1901. 400. Amount tallowod......." II 90
Bank OF Linton -
Assigned juror certificates No
vember term, 1901. ,.SHIs4 ~
Assigned Witness certificates,
JoSn g. Gsi teff% f%tetpretsr l oem6or 81 @ ~
Peter % g. Rocks, sherlir's icos, i;ovem- ~
HI: Heroiz Juror, November term, ~
r. II. futile, Court stenoErapIer,
November term, 1901. Sc 20
VIM. Derr-
Two months rcnt...............S200 90
Meals Tor Jurors and bailifr,
$3.50. Amount allowed..... :. g 90 20 so
Anton Grunefelder, bounty three
wolves ................ ............... w
Oscar w. Pearson, bounty two wolves. 40Q
Cochrane & Corliss. attorney fee, En-
mons County VS.. Bciseker & David
On motion the Auditor was directed to
cancel the taxes of s672 against tho 8: W; q
OF s. w, u OF section q and 8. E-.4 OF S. Ell
Of section IS and e. x OF N. r. Il Of section
83-l31-74, for tho year 1900 for the reason that
the said land was not asscssable' until 1881.
e On motion the Auditor Was directed to
cancel the taxes of S45o against Frank &erl-
stra for the year 1885, for tue reason OF erro-
neOuS assessment.
9oclock q. m. Tuesday, November 10, 1901.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29
mi. sPRECARaS.

at Eureka, will De l-rtas Wednesa'
days and Thursdays fOf each
"a treat al kinds Of diseases. 20
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-11-29

FOR SALE. 80
Old newspapers, at the Record Office.
! Apply TOT. y, arREtsTEx.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
I AT THE

of the smokeless powder, as its extreme
volatility makes Its use expensive and
somewhat uncertain. Nothing. however,
that speculation in London and Japan
has had considerable influence upon the
price. This. however. is denied by
we'll known druggists of this city, who
believe the price due to the short crops
last year and the small importations to
this country, owing to the Chinese i'm
broglio.
The high price OF camphor-and
druggists do not expect to see it much
lower In the near future-has led to
the use of a substitute for the purpose
Of killing moths. 1t is called naptha-
lin, and is a coal tar product, white in
color, which can be purchased in the
form of balls or fakes. 1t is said to
be effective in the preservation of
clothes.
The greater part Of camphor of COM
meree is the product of the camphor
tree, a native of China, Japan. For
mosa and Cochin, China. 1t has also
been introduced into Java and West
Indies, although with but partial sue
cess. The tree is of considerable
height. with evergreen leaves and yell
lowish white flowers. 1t is imported to
this country in a crude state in large
leaden lined tubs, tightly sealed, and is
refined by sublimation. There are
only three r~eineries in the United
States, all of which are in the East.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
How He Was Reduced.

You must have played some great
games of poker in your day" he said
to the drummer who had been talking
about luck at cards.
Yes, I have" was the reply. Yes,
sir, I have had some great games
How large a bet did you ever make,
may I ask"
"One hundred thousand plunks."
You don't mean IT,"
Il certainly do. Yes, sar; I sat in a
game in Denver once and bet s10o.0 600
on my hand, and had only one pair in
1t at that"
What an awful bluff! The others
laid down their hands. did they?"
"oh, no. One OF them called me. He
had a full house, and Of course | was
beaten"
And you-you lost $l00, oo0."
Il did. For the fraction Of a second
a feeling OF fafntness stole owe me
and things looked why wazzy. but
then 1 pulled myself together and
reached down into my vest pocket and
handed him the money, with a smile"
Great Scott" shigher the querist a.
he mopped his brow. Think OF losing
that much money on a turn OF the cards
/ suppose that is why you were forced
to take TO the road?"
We'll, no. The winner said that such
cheek as mine ought to be rewarded,
and he returned my money. I'd have
been all right only when | got back to
Chicago I put 100000 with it and be-
the whole PIE on a horse race and lost
by a nos That reduced my fortune &c
less than $4.ooo.o0o, and so / had &c
take up this business TO exc out my IN
come OF course, It's a sad case. and
feel my position keenly. 5at with per-
severance and integrity / hope 10 pull
through in time 10 be able to pay tne
cook her wages again. Have you 4
match, please7"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16

only posiIae one. and yet Wiimont
coald not bring himself to believe tina,
he had been so stupidiy and completely
mistaken regarding Grace's attitude
toward himself. However, that are nc
limits to the folly of IMAM in love
Other smart people had been mistaken;
perhaps it was his turn.
With this thought there leaped into
his mind a plan by which he might
make Attest and be sure OF his ground.
He would discover whether Ziegfeld
had really expected to find a note in
his hat and whether he had any idea
OF its contents.
He took the note out of his pocket
and rolled it up in such a way as to
make it as large as possible. Then he
thrust 1t under the band of Ziegfeld's
hat. The two men met at the next
crossing.
"Hello!" said Wilmont in an agree
able tone. Il find I've taken your hat
by mistake"
Ziegfeld did not say a word, but he
took the tile from his head and gave it
to Wilmont, who Immediately recog-
nized it as his own They stood to-
gether for a moment in silence and
then begangto move down the avenue,
as If neither had any further interest
in the Corey house.
Il had discovered the shift" said
Ziegfeld smoothly, -and I was going
back, thinking that you would do the
same"
A cold sweat stood upon Wilmont's
brow. He knew that the roll Of paper
under the hatband must be punching a
hole in his companions skull. yet Zieg-
field pretended not to notice it.
"Your hat didn't fit me very WELL"
said Wilmont finally. 81 wonder how
Fl could have carried it away. There's
some sort of a little pad under the band
that