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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22
A Meeting OF the Democratic Execu.
tive Committee Called.

At last the county executive commit
tee viii meet for the purpose Of doing
those things necessary 10 be done N
preparation for the primary election to
be pulled of in July. The following il
the call for the assembling OF the COM
mittee on next Monday, Goth inst.
"a meeting Of the Democratic Execn-
tive Committee Of Madison county is
hereby called TO meet at the court house
on Monday next at IL o'clock q. m, for
the purpose Of taking such preliminary
action in regard to the coming primary
election as may be deemed advisable.
at lie important that there shall be O
full attendance.
NV, B. DAVIS, Ed. VANS.
Secretary, Chairman"
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LAMAR IS ENDORSED
BY Pensacola Democratic League Or.
ganized with 500 Members

Pensacola, May 10. The local demo-
cratic league was organized here Co.
night in Cutters Hall with a member.
ship Of over 800 representative citizens
Officers of the organization were elect.
ed as follows:
Chairman, t. e. Welles secretary,
Thomas Johnson; treasurer, j. NJ. Mul.
don.
Amid enthusiastic applause, the Hon
Stephen r. Mallory was endorsed for
United States senator; Hon. W. B. Lamar
for congress from the thiri district; and
Scott M. Loftin and Henry @. Clopton
for legislative representatives from thi.
county.
In the course Of the neetipg-which
was harmonious throughout and cbarac-
terlzed by unusual enthusiasnl-rous.
Ing speeches were made by Hon. Il. +.
Welles, Mayor Z. Moreno Jones, Scott
NJ. LoftiD, Comptroller George L. Nor.
gan, Hon. j. Emmett Wolfe and Hon.
John b. Jones. -- Daily Capital.
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Lee Locals

G, B. Haven, and DR.. c. w. John
ston went up TO Madison Monday on
business.
Prof. N. N. Wellons passed through
here Saturday on his way to the
Phillips school, which he intends teach
ing.
Mrs, B. ID. Wadsworth spent the day
with her daughter, Mrs, Sullivan Thurs.
day.
Miss Emma Blanton, OF Suwannee,
came up Saturday. She is the guest OF
Mrs. N. Brass.
DIR. c. w. Johnston and j. j. Sullivan
attended a dance at Ellaville Friday
night.
Quite a crowd attended services at the
shooihouse on Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night.
Mrs J. j. sullivan spent Saturday
and Sunday, with her mother.
The bridge foreman, Mr.. Fletcher, and
gang, are stopping here while repairing
the depot at West Farm. They will
also do some work on the depot here.
w l.. Horton came up from Higdon
Saturday and spent the day Sunday.
Don't think he was very anxious to re-
turn when the time came. Well it rs nt
SO far; you can come again, Lowry.
S. E. Sutton Of Live Oak spent sBtur.
day and Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs
&. b. Haven.
SUNSHINE
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Sam Jones to Lecture.

Arrangements have been completed
ror q lecture in this city on Friday
night, June 18th, by the inimitable and
only Sam Jones of worldwide fame.
just what the subject of his lecture
viii be has not yet been determined hut
as the gentleman has a number of
varied subjects all Of which he makes
OF thrilling interest IN his own unique
manner this is a matter OF small impor.
lance. Mr.. Jones comes here upon the
date named under contract which calls
for n considerable expenditure of cash
upon the part Of those having the lee
ture in charge, and for that reason the
court house has been secured as the place
OF The lecture. The price of admission
will be 5Ocents, reserved seats 20 cents.
Secure your tickets in advance at the
usual place and thus avoid the rush
which lie sure to occur at the door
Tickets will he placed on sale early next
week.
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A CampaiRn Offer.

The State primary will be held on July
10Th and at that time all officers to be
voted for at the election, National, State
and county, will be nominated by direct
vote of the people. The New Enter
prise will be wide-wake during this
campaign year and every family in the
county-and all who are interested in
Madison county politics should read
the New Enterprise during the cam'
paign.
We make the following liberal cam
paign offer. The paper will be sent
each week TO any person, not already a
su bscriber, from the time the subscrip-
ton is received until December lst for
80 cents. The cash must accompany the
subscription.
10 any person who viii send us list
of six names accompanied by So, we will
send the paper free until December LIST,
This offer is made only for the benefit
OF those who are not now subscribers
and does not apply TO names already on
our list.
II you would keep abreast of your
county news and political affairs now is
the time to send in your subscription,
Address, The New Enterprise, Madi
son Florida.
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Hamburg Happenings.
SUNSHINE

Mrs, w. A. Dale and Miss Vann Wilson
Of Madison spent last Tuesday with
their mother, Mrs. II. f. Wilson
j. h. Wilson and daughter, Miss
Maggie, went to Madison last Saturday
\. w, Wilson and family visited rel
atiyes here Saturday.
Hon. n. u. Martin was the guest OF
his sister Miss Belle last Sunday,
Miss Eva Harrell is at home again
after a two weeks stay in Madison.
Fishing is greatly indulged'in by some
Of our citizens.
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Flowers spent last
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs W. @. Smith.
The weekly prayer meeting will be at
Mr.. RylSard's this week.
Miss Marie Overstreet went to Madi-
SOD last Saturday shopping
Kew. G.S. Roberts who has been
boarding at A. b. Morrow's for some
time has moved to Madison and will
board VITA Rev HeprY We rewrst worry
4. D. 70 lose ria, fFoln 9cf moist a. Ma
bAA greatly endeaea nimreIt " the
NF'||'A| |.' |' ~" I. i
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nirne Party.


At the residence of Mrs. p. S. Cog.
gins on next Friday evening at o'clock
the Christian Endeaver society Of the
Presbyterian church win entertain lis
friends at s"Dime Party" Refreshments
will be served at the uniform price OF
one dime and that coin will also secure
admittance TO the entertainment and
privileges Of the occasion. An attrac-
tive program has been arranged which
is as follows;
Piano Duet, Misses Clara Coggins and
Cornelia Witherspoon.
Recitation, Miss Eva Thomas.
Vocal Solo, Miss Nettie Mccall.
Recitation, Ruby Drew.
Piano Duet, Misses Agnes Psrramore
and Glare Hardee.
Recitation, Mary Burton.
Song, Misses Hoyt and Shelly Ifinely,
Glare Hardee, Lizzie Taylor, Frank and
Lila Armstrong.
Piano Solo, Miss Agnes Parramore.
Piano Solo Miss Clare Hardee,
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Public Speaking at the Court House

At the Court House in Madison on
Saturday, May oath, at II o'clock, a. M.
Hon. John s.. Beard Of Bscambia and
Hon. W. B, Lamar, Encouragement OF
the State Of Florida, candidate for Con.
gress in the Third Congressional Dis
trict, will address the people on the is.
sues OF the day. A cordial invitation is
extended TO all to be present and hear
this distinguished orator, Ladies are
especially invited.
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sprine AiIments.

There is an aching and tre feeling:
the liver, bowels and Kidneys become
sluggish and inactive. the digestion i'm
paired, with little or no appetite, no
ambition for anything, aud. a feeling
that the whole body and mind needs
toning up The trouble il, that during
winter, there has been an accumulation
of waste matter Ia che system. IIerbine
will remove IL, secure to the secretions
Iafght eSlr. ana By 10 tonne sisNf h8aS
restore the Tasiee tissucg a0d 4ie4
strength ID piucf 81 weskness 9ea
lU 8nithN
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TOWN TOPICS.
Continued from Fourth Page. }

hiOIl EOuIIn 1AHe.
Judson Reamy, son Of Rev. Az.
Reamy, arrived here on last Friday from
Del-and where be has been a student
at Stetson University. We regret To
learn that his health is considerably i'm
paired and we wish for him speedy re-
covery.
The blind singer, j. f. Hendrix.
who is wellknown in our town, he having
once before assisted in a revival meeting
here, will arrive Saturday to asslst In
the singing during the protracted meet
ing to begin Sunday at the Methodist
church.
A man who is too stingy TO take his
home paper would drink eassafras tan
until he became 80 thin he wouldn't
make shadow, He would ga himself
up on hot water and then Try to cheat
himself into the belief that he had eaten
a square meal.
Our town has gained another excel
lent citizen in the person OF Thomas j.
Redding who with his cstimable family
moved here from Greenyille last week.
They are occupying the Pope house,
We extend cordial Welcome TO Mr..
Redding and family,
The citizens Of town and county are
expected 20 be out IN force az the court
house Saturday, IL o'clock. to hear the
speeches Of Hons. Lamar and Beard.
congressional candidates. Both Of these
gentlemen are fine speakers and no
voter can afford to miss hearing their
discussion Of the political issues.
Rev, A. j. Henry informs us that Rev.
$. w. Walker will not arrive in the city
In time TO preach at the Methodist
church mex Sunday morning as was an.
nounced. Rev Walker will not be here
until Monday or Tuesday. The meeting
will commence on Sunday, notwithstand
ing.
Messrs. Alex Rice and G.. L. Beers,
students at Stetson University attended
Judson Reamy to his home in this city
Mr., Rice returned TO DeLand saturday
afternoon but Mr.. Beers, who is theo,
logical student, will remain here sever.
al days. He preached his FIRST sermon
at the Baptist church Sunday night.
Next Friday the members Of the local
lodge Knights of Pythias with their
families and friends, members of that
order, will indulge In fish fry on the
banks Of Lake Rachel, about three
miles from town. Quantities Of fish
will be provided for the occasion and the
affair promises to be one Of the most
enjoyable Of the season.
Madison lodge, knights Of PythIas,
continues to grow in membership and
the weekly meetings are always intcres
ting occasions At the last meeting Of
the lodge on Monday night Ebb Harris,
the urbane agent Of the Valdosta South
ern railway had conferred upon him the
rank Of esquire, or second degree, and
| those present say that what was done Ia
him Twas plenty" He succeeded 10
riding the bucking goat TO the satisiac.
ton Of the order, however, aud he win
soon pass on to the rank Of Knight.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22

The fret cargo Of fire clay ever i'm
ported through any southern port viii
arrive at Pensacola during the latter
portion Of the month from Austria, and
will be shipped to points in the interior,
An Austrian steamer sailed Il few days
ago for Pensacola with part cargo OF
this material ON board, consigned TO the
Gull Transit Company.
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Hanson HUmmingS.

| NH'J BaSlcl up IN Ilt
morning but fraction Of tho much
coveted residue that is thrown TO nj
from those "shlps that pass In the night
doubtless many a fsncied enterprise that
springs from the busy brain would
eliminate into something tangible
instead Of sharing the fate of those owe,
inflated air castles that watt back to n,
only the farewell pafr Of surprising
suddenness.
Consecutive night brings TO the rs.
piriDg soul these strange phantasies
while Queen Nab, with her velvet.foot
ed ponies, Morpheus 10 the ribbons. IL
driving the steeple chase up and down
our nose. These busy little vessels are
unloading at the portals Of the brain
these wonderful delusions, these mighty
schemes.
One OF our citizens has succumbel Ia
the mystic influence and now declares
with great assurance that he has n com
mission TO proceed at once to strike for
oil in Hanson, and O, delusioo! has not
the suspicion Of doubt bat that il win
prove 10 be the promised bonanza.
Another one Of our PEOPLE, equally
pent up, riding on the high wave Of san
guine anticipation with whole volumes
OF certainty says, that the bu22ing song
Of the busy gin andt the hum Of machinoN,
that grinds the grIst shall, before the
/ swallows take theiriiisht, be heard to
Hng in Hanson. BE this as IL may.
there is unquestionably m undercurrent
o. great expectation pervading the
Hanson atmosphere that we trust will
bring forth much fruit and, to give the
reason "fOr the faith within US" we point
ID it's location and environment. No
observsnt traveller with the practced
eye who makes his mental notes by the
way, could stand for moment on the
platform at Hanson and not discover the
natural advantages she possesses for the
erection Of beautiful town, over any
spot found south Of the 'great dividing
line" or north Of Key West. Free from
malarial microbes and every square inch
a practical demonstration Of the useful,
Madison and other places have been
favored with delightful showers. Hanson
is dry. Our truck farmers and planters
are beginning to suffer for the want Of
q good season TO transplant. In the
meantime our social hive keep up its
ins and outs.
j. NJ. Stanton and family visited Val
dosta Saturday stopping on their way
back at Mrs. StantoDs' old home near
Clyattville, and spent the Sabbath with
her people.
Miss Susie Dasher Of Valdosta who
has been with us for sometime teaching
our young misses and others not 50
young the rudiments and other intrica.
cies OF the so a. Ia me do business, closed
her school for the summer and returned
home, greatly to the regret Of her many
friends. Mise Susie is q pleasant, So
cable, whole-souled girl and Hanson in
general and young man or two in par
ticular, misses her smiling face sadly,
Hanson hes had but one call from a
physician within the last eighteen
months and the occasion aroused the
interest Of our entire community DIS it
introduced the first, the last and the
only infant wall she has ever listened TO.
In this and many other ways you dis
cover, or will discover, that Hqnson is
making unto herself history that be-
longs prominently and exclusively
alone to Hanson. RiEN2T
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To the Voters

OF Madison county, their wives and
children: You are hereby notified that
DR., Hodges has moved his dental Office
to Coggins' store-up stairs-where he
will be found until September LIST, when
he moves into his handsome new offices.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22
COUNTY OFFICERS

|Nr iundE-t. p. MARTA.
Ip,g on COURT. b, Martin.
|mrr-E. =. Armstrong.
\ AssHssoR-R, J. Paterson,
Il olLHCroR--S, ], Ellison.
~, Public lNsrRUcrIoN-J. \ Hughes,
|tNTY TREASURER w Dale,
ENrY SuRyEYoh-J @, Leslie,
.NrY COMMISSIONERS II. Dial, Ir,
fman; ". w. Mcdonald, l.. Porter, g. w,
N, WIN. D. Williams. Regular meeting on
II Wednesday Of each month.
ool BoARD-l. e. Horne, Chairman; w. J.
|on, w. NJ. Goodman, Regular meeting On
Hst Tuesday OF each month,
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roMN oEEIcERs .

lyoR.-F. {. Hodges.
|ssK ANN TitrAsuRrB- Walter Bunting.
kRsRAL AND COLLECTOR w, \ Dale,
|sEssoR-A l.. Vann,
Tvs CouNcIi,--L. a. Fraleigh, President; /. =.
\. ". b. DAVIS, VIM, Burton and J. ].
h. Regular meeting az Council Chamber IN
Icip7l Building Un the second Tuesday night
Nh month
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Or Hodges new offices.

After September LIST DR.. Hodges VIII
have the handsomest dental offices in
Florida, in DR.. Smiths new brick block.
Until then you will find HIM over Cog.
gins store. n
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22
statistics from Report Of Comptroller

The following statistical information
is CLEANED from the assessment and taY
tablesia the recent reporto al State Comp
troller Groom: PiWr-..
The railroard and telegraph lines IN
Florida, for purposes Of taxahon. s::'h
valued at SlG045, Gl2.l II, on which tber
win pay a state tax Of sos, DPS. 10. %
county tax Of 1923 ,G2Sl2, school sub.
distric5 tax Of $40, 9Sl9S making the
total taxes 10 be collected from rail-
road and telegraph lines, 53i9S3s,29
The number Of acres Of land reported
for taxation is 2j,5GT72s number or
acresimproved and cultivated, /, III, 697,
valued ut 500. 4OO47O Only three coun-
ties report over 100000 acres, as fol-,
lows DeSoto, l,0j9675; Lee, l,739 7G7s
Polk, l,093,Sl9 Twentyfour counties re-.
port less than half million, Monroe
county is the smallest reporting only
~ 73i acres.
The number Of animals reported iss
Horses, mule ctr, 57I74: stock and neat
cattle, 1894; sheep Apd goats, ll4,342;
hogs and dogs. 2l2,5l7; Nalued at s., 239,-
95S. The number of Smales over 81
yearsof age, 1901; EAQmbig rVnnty
reports 1888; Alachua, hQ3K Duval,
g3,66O; jackson, 3,I59; M4Sp, s,O27;
IlInsborongh, 2,l0o. 7"
nineof thefaftf eFfs
.ll u aYq ol ksh kla1
slsng slo,1ti lH
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22
Excursions Educational Day,
Charleston EXPOSITION May 10Th.

On accounted the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell
round trip tickets from Lee, West Farm,
Nfadlepu, Graengille Aucslla and Drifion
hSfIeton. 81 81. At rtle y $500. sex
iae 'llay 20ib Win gnal imit " MAY
3is 1902
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22

rsRyrERIAS CHURcH-Services every secon,
fourth Sundays, II a. m. and Sp. m. Prayc,
sipg every Tuesday night. Rev. Il. X
Nc, pastor.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22

.aPTIsT CHURCH--Scrvices every secont
8iourth Sabbaths, n a. m. and 7:3o p. m. Sun,
school every Sabbath morning. Prayer meet.
fyery Wednesday evening at 7;5o O'Clock. Rev
ReanY. Pastor.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22

.nours or PYrHrss-. Meeting every Monday
4 al Castle Hall. " NJ. Taylor, c. C.;J. 4.
4lee. X OF n, and s.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22

,pisoN LoDGE, No. VI, +. AND A. MA. L.
|ock W. NJ, Regular communications the first
thira Wednesdays Of each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-22

CHURCHES.

,u,optsr cAuRcH-Preachfng every first,
Ia AND third SUNDAYS, IA m, and Tag D, IN
ker Meeting every Thursday night. Rev. A.
|enry, pastor
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couRl CALENDAR.

BIZ, BAscON n. PAIMEs, Lake CITY,
sfEs ATTORNEY, l.. L. Robertson, lake City,
Spring Term cOnvenes az Madison ON the
4 Monday in April. Eall Term convencs at
\ lon on the second Monday In October.
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..teurs OF noNoR-A. Livingston, u. ;T.Z.
I'm, r. II. Regular meeting on the second
kiay night Of each month.
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Notice

Picture frames all sizes and designs
made to order.
Soft EDWIN BLAL0CK,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-11-14

An embarrassing incident is alleged
to have tranSpired in a tirst-ward
home the other day. a young wooer
of pretty girl was impatiently watt
ing in the parlor for the appearance
OF his ''on!y one." a sweet voice
from above called:
Hello, Jack, dear"
Jack responded lovingly and said:
'Colne on down."
"I can't" was the reply. II am just
from the bath"
"Oh, we'll, slip on something and
come on down." answered the youth.
And without further ado the maiden
slipped on the 1Op step-and came
dOWn-Ex.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-11-14
Pollock News.
Progress, Nov. sth..l

[PrOgress, Nov. 6th]
S. G.. Branth is spending several
days at his home in Emmons county,
this week, where he went to vote.
s. G. Busby, Of Hampton, N. d.,
has been in this vicinity ON a business
trip, this week. i8
Eight carloads sf stock will be
shipped from here to,Chicago, to-nor-
row-three cars by Tracy Bros, Of
Dale, and five by John McCrory, OF
Winona.
The sister of Mrs. Lincoln Gray, Of
W!nona, arrived Saturday evening
from New York. City, and will make
her home in this section. She will file
on land near WjpOna.
Clarence L.outzenhiSer, brother OF
f. NJ. LOutzenhiSer, arrjyed from Mur-
tana and spenta couple 0f days hers
on 4 visit, This week. He was accom-
panied by Guy Allen, son Of Barney
Allen, of Dale.
Gid. HObkirk held an auction sale
at his place nearsDale, yesterday, and
disposed Of his personal property. Mr..
Hobkirk and family will leave for
Kingston, Canada. where they will
make their future home. They have
lived in this section Z long time, and
have done we'll here, and 1T is will,
much regret that the people see them
leave. i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-11-14
Fer over stx,y Years.

AN OLD AND WrLI-TRIEp REMEDY.-Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrul,-l,as bcsn used for
over sixty ye;u,s, ~ millions OF mothers for
their children nhile tccti,!ng. with perfect
gums. nllays all p,,in. cures Mind co:ic. and
II the best remedy for dlarrh9a: IL Is pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every
tie. Its value is ircalculab,p. Re sure to
ask for Mrs. WiLslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-11-14
ONE rank hypocrite, who prays louG

ONE rank hypocrite, who prays loud
and long, and who thanks the Lord
that he is better than other people
who will commit perjury IL he thinks
it necessary In order to obtain govern
ment land-whu uses his office to pun
ish his enemies-who goes about Whis-
-pering lies regarding those whom he
hates-can do more to reduce church
membership than the example of a
dozen true Christians can Offset.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-11-14
First publication, Nov. 7-Last. Dec H.

First publication, Nov. 7-Last. Dec. IL.
Notice OF Timber Culture Final Proof.
I UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
ess BleAARCk, ND, October30, 19Oe.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN rRAr
4N NJakob Rutschke h&s filed notice Of In
tentiOn to make final proof before Charles
D.. Lane, United states COMMISSIONER, Dis
trict OF North Dakota, ut his Office in Linton,
n. D.. en- Tuesday, the 10Th day OF December
1302, on timDer-culture application No. 4Y7e,
For the northeast quarter of section No. e,
in township No. 1zy north, range N0..N west
OF 5th T.. NJ. -
He names as witnesses:
kenrxd Huber. of Helm, 8. ID.
akob Ochsnsr, of Helm, s. D..
Peter Oehsner, of Helm, b. D.
Phillip Peiffer, Of Helm, 3. u.
sg5 A. o. McGILLIvRAY,,R Register.