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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19

 Judge A. D. sayre Saturday.
 THE registration of qualified electors of Mont- gornery County. as in every county in the State, will close this evening. This Is the las, opportunity to secure a life certificate and after the nIing of their report with the Judges of Probate the Boards of Registrars will cease to exist.
 A WOMAN about 22 years old. known as Jes- sic Martin, who was an inmate of a disrepu- table house on Dexter Avenue. died at Il 45 o'clock ysssrday morning as the result of taking excessive doses of laudanum with sui cidal intent. The real name of the woman is said to have been Minnie Robinson. She came here about e year ago from Blocton. FRANCIS E. AIRES of the Bloemfontatne Company yesterday contracted with the Board of Revenue of Montgomery to repair the bridge on the Mt Meigs Road across the Three-mile Branch The bridge was consid- erably damaged by recent rains and Is now practically impossible. Mir. Ayres agrees to do the work and the county is to furnish the lumber.
 OwAsSA Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men. kindled their regular council fire last night and had very enthusiastic meeting. After the regular order of business the tribe elect cd the following officers: o. p. Marin, Sachem; Boiling A. Blakey. Senior Sagamore W. M. Browdes. Junior Sagamore; Geo. H Todd. Prophet: W. H. Kohn, Trustee; J. Hunt Taylor. Chief of Records: W. c. Full Ter, Keeper of wampum: David Van Ben scoten Todd, Collector of wampum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19

The British lost o,616 men in the Boer war exclusive of the wounded who died after returning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
12 Dexter Ave.

Plans and specifications for the cumoerland Church. to be built in Montgom- err. Ala, may be seen by. calling on Key. Vi. N Crawford. Montgomery. Ala. or j. R Carr & Co.,. Architects, Birmingham. Aie'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19
NEW ORLEANS TRACK
ONLY TWO FAvoRITEs GOT HOME.
Cannon Put Both of Them Over the Plate, Getting Second honey
 Twice - Burns and Hansch
 Divide Honors at Ingleside

New Orleans, Dec. U.-John Peters and Commissioner Forster were the only win ming favorites. W. W. Finn, who bought Suburban Queen tor u.0oo sold her today to c. Johnson for H,2o0. Finn ran Commissioner Forster up to u.7oo to- and bought him at that figure. The Stewards have recommended the suspen- sion of Jockey Pickering for snis unsasis- factory ride on the Alley sontag in the first race today. Weather fine; track slow. Fuller) IS to 1, won: Irene Mac. 100 (Gan- non) to 5. second: Candareen, 100 (Scully) 20 to 1, third. Time, HI. Son tag, Brookston. Epidemic and Oronte also ran.
 I03 (Fuller) IS to 5, won; Harry Wilson, l0S (Gannon) Il to 5. second; Buxnmer. TOT (Helgerson) IS to 5. third. Ttma. 1:1s 2-5. Antonius. Brown Vail. Chorus Boy. Lemoyne and Alpaca also ran
 Third race, selling. nile-vesuviA uI {Robertson) 20 to l. won; Alfred C.. M (R. williams) 3 to 1. second; El Key, III e: wrighD 50 to 1, third. Time. ll7. Lorc Pepper, Simeon. Jerry Hunt. Rayomen, Judge Magee Lord Nsyiils IIsars. Maid of Enaa 1a interfersd with and pulled up.
 Fourth race, handicap. mts-Jeseie
 Jarboe. no QHelgerson) to l. won; c. B.
 Campbell. 1o5 (Buchananl to Z, second;
 Moor. 90 CWaughl to 1. third. Time. l:45 Major Mansin Prince of Endurance
 and Huntressa also ran.
 Fifth race, five fur1ongs-John Peters,
 ll2 (Gannon) to 10. won; Ben Mora, ss
 (H. Booker) 12 to 1, eecond: St Tammany
 go Davidson) 70 to l. third. T1ms. l:S.
 Potente, Tom Kingsley, okla. Death: Grantor, Smile. Herodaads and Midnight Chimes also ran.
 Sixth race. selling, mile and sixteenth -Commissioner Forster. 1B (Gannon) to 5. won; Optimo, 100 (CogswelD to q second Atfleola, 94 (acully) to l. third. Time, 1:52 S-5 False Lead, Swordsman. Pay the Fiddler, Hsroics. Shut Up also ran.
 Entries for Today. First race. purse. 2-year-old colts, fiye M
 Snowman. Pageant, los; Harry. 1o7; Far
 mer Jim, Blaneo, Rankin, Anzeiger, Gin cinnatus, Floyd K, no: My Surprise 112 Glen Nevis. u6.gs-ss'' -:a- -'-}. Second race. selling, seven furlongs- Playiike, Dutch Carter, la2; Meran, The Quick. Hensist, Lofter. sarilla, 1o7; Mo randa, 109: Pstar Duryea, IA Third race, purse, mile-Phil Knight | Itacatiara, water Tdgs. 1so: Tom Kings ley, 105; Hanover Queen, 109; Rougf
 Rider 114: Belvino, u7.
 furloRgs-Provost, 1oS; Farmer Jim. nO
 worthington. 11s; Antonius. 1ls; Death i 11s; Echodale, 122; Golden Rule. IA Fifth race selling, mile and an eighth Potheen, 90; Irving Mayor, s6: Marcos, eS Trocadero, Henry of Franstamar, Banish l lo1; Erne, 1os: Cogswell 1ot. Sixth race. purse, 2-year-old nlilee, sl1 furIongs-Helen Hay. Semper Primus Bessie, 100; Suburban Queen, Mrs. Frank Foster, 10; Sweet Alice, u2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19
Temperature and Rainfall.

.. 6. Department or AGrtcuiturS
 Weather Rureau
 MONTGOMERY, Ala. Dec. ls. The following shows highest and lowest tenn peratures and rainfsll at Weather Bureau sta fiona during the twenty-four hours ending m fndaY:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19
NEWS IN BRIEF

THE motion docket of the civil division of the City Court of Montgomery will be heard by Judge A. D. sayre Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19
River Forecast,

The Coosa will remain stationary or fall slowly during the next three days; the Upper Alabama will remain nearly stationary tonight and Friday; the Middle and Lower Alabama will continue to rise slowly tonight and Fri day, remaining stationary Friday night, and not exceeding a 26-foot stage at Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19
BELIEVED TO BE BURGLAR.

Mir. J. D. Parrish Of Clayton is visiting friends
 in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19
PASSING THRONG.

w A. Haynes a prominent merchant of Grady who is Great sachem of the Improved Order of Red Men, was in the city last night on official business of the order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19

ON SALE AT EXCHANGE HOTEL. WINDSOR HOTEL. HOTEL MABSON. HOTEL GLENMORE HARRISONS RESTAURANT. FLEMINGS RESTAURANT, BASTIANI & CASSIMUS. FITZPATRICK'S CAFE, BURKES DRUG STORE, P. V. HUNTERS DRUG STORE& KNABE DRUG STORE, DOMESTIC DRUG STORE. RANDY KITCHEN THE PICKWICK. THE SENATE SALOON. THEATRE SALOON, GOVERNMENT SALOON JOE DREYFUE. JULES GALATAS. PLEASURE GARDEN, THE GEM SALOON, OAK HALL SLOON, BIG JOE SALOON. PAT HARRISON. GEORGE PREISs. TO F. HARRISON, JAMES FREIL JESSE W. POWELL. FITZPATRICK'S, Sole Distributors.
 OPEN ALL NIGHT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19

Mir A. J. Mapes of Birmingham. who was called here on business, spent yesterday with his Montgomery friends and left last night for his home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19

-omery, Jacksonville and St. Petersburg
 avs and Sundays at ?. m. for Key West .4 cling Passenger Agent. Montgomery. Ala vision Passenger Agent, Savannah. Ga. Traffic Manager. Wilmington. N. C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19
STATIONS.

FRANK P. CHATFEE. Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19

Pullman sleepers on train 5S between Mont steamers leave Port Tampa Tuesdays. Thu and Havana Cuba. J. A. TAYLOR. IT.
 W. IT. LEAHY, Di
 W. J. CRAIG Ge
 H. NJ EMERSON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19

First race, six Undergraduate. S (Fuller) IS to 1. won; Irene Mac. 100 Gan (scully) 20 to 1, third. Time, HI. Son. tag, Brookston, Epidemic and Oronte also
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
9luS Dem NDrbmeiten.
Minnefpta.
Wtllerutlle. Correspondents.

Wtllerutlle e. (@orresponbens.)
-Sobn Oobmeier bat feline Nrbeits
trait nit Der ietnes 8ruoers In Der
Wible mieoer uereinist. = 6rau On
ton &lein muroe uou 9ittle Saus be-
na6ri6tist, baB ibre Wutter ar Ser
eunsenentsiubuns beoentlt@ ertrantt
lit. = Nusuit Starida metlte bis
Gnoe LETTER @o5e ais ansenebmer
SAT- in ben Samtlien gonrao Sauer
uno 2ouis &leln. = Oonneritas Wor
gen itarb i'm boben glitter, beitens auf
ben unuermeibli9en Gang In btegmis
feit usrbereitet, 6tau Sulis. Samltas
fano bic Beeroisuns itatt, : sebrer
@ra lit mad senOliener Serien5eit bet
6reunoen in PierS unb nmseseno in
WorrilOn County mteoer auf iein bie=
itses Arbeitsfelo Suriidsetebrt. = Die
betaste frau Sault fiel in ben Seller
uno ldoirte ii4 Oerart. bab man I'm,
ibr altes 0eben befir1tete une ben
Brteiter an ibr 8ranfenbett rief. Oie
alte Gante Sauit lit mittlermeile 1pie
Der auf benz Wese Der 9eneluns, unb
menidli&en @rmelieu semdb wirb ite
ben nnfaQ iiberiteben. = Safe Son
8aumba9 uno frau aus alexandria
lasten tbren 6reunOen In Brandon unb
nmSeSeno 3ebemObl, bepor ite leste
Wo9e na9 Soabo abreiiten no 9err
BON Saumba1 einem @robbanoel In
Sattlermaaren poriteben mtrb. -Sobn
Prets unb Satin pon Saut Center
perbra9ten bic 6eiertaSe i'm 6auie
Der Gltern bes Serrn preis i'm Conn.
ibip Wtaeruile bas iunSe Paar be.
ranb ftp auf Der 9o9aettsreiie uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

re6ts 'ppn @oat Sslanb bur6 ben
l6mdleren Irm abhieBt. I'm benz
lelben bel6auen 81 fOnnen, besibt
man ii6 suritd, lentt in bas @oat
Sslanb linfs ab unp fOmmt 81 einem
Ylateall, no man Ben Centre Sal 9ez
nau beieben tam. OerIelbe ldBt
swil6en leinem 4blturs unb ser Sells
manb einen &aum fret, welden man
Ben Gone Of tie @inb" (bie @tnbs
srotte) nennt, neil bie bur6 sic berz
abltirsenoe @ahermaile cOmprimirte
9uft einen iebr l~tarfen @inosus in
bieler Self ensrotte erseust.
I'm babin 81 gelan9en, muB man
cine lanse bOlserne @enOeltreppe
vSibble Stairs" binabiteisen. Die
lelbe lit so SUB tief uno sdblt 95
Stufen, wdbreno bie perpenOiculdre
Selsmano bier 1875 SUB abfdat. I'm
ten ant ufer lit Elm bOlserner Sburm
erbaut, Ser einen pra6tuolen Nnblid
aui Ben canabil6en uno amerifanii6en
Sail semdbrt. unmittelbar sur Ge6=
ten ltirst BET Centre Sail berab; bas
an ben srOBen SelienblOden in tall=
lenoe BON @aiierltdub9en ii6 oil lOz
lenbe S6aummailer sldnst in ben I'M
t%enliulten Sarben bes &~esenbOsens
unb iiberbedt bic Selu9er nit einem
S%prlbresen. slus ser Mitte bes in
ieiner san;en impOlanten Weaieitdt ii6
seisenben 9ufeilenfalles leu6tet bic
beusrine @anermaiie wie ein our9z
it6tiser &ielenlmarasb beriiber. Sang
unten lernt man bic fur6tbare @u6t
bes @aliers f%ennen, bas, aus Der
l6auerli9en Siefe auflpriseno, sroBe
S9aumberse gu bilben i6eint. SSdbz
reno Der 8ewunberuns bes erbabenen
S6auIpieles l6idte li6 serabe cine
sr0Bere @eieul6aft, in waReroi6te
@ummi= &leiOuns sebalt unb nit elmer
belmdbnli6en &apusse auf bem &opfe,
bic bios bas @eii9t freilieB, an, in
Bic @inosrotte einSuOrinsen. Sic
bilOete cine sel9loiiene Settle, inbem
cine PerlOn felt bic SanO Der anOeren
belt; anfans unO S6luB bilbeten
erprobte Siibrer. Der @es lit lebr
bei6merli9 unb fam lei6t sefdbrli6
werben, benn er fiibrt mitten bur9
unb iiber Sic Steinblode, mobeiGtnem
Ser atbem l6ter aussebt, mdbrenO bas
berabltlrSenbe @aner nit leinem
gii6t gang erbarmuusslos in basgez
li6t peitl6t. SIM Sabre 1876 bate
i6 @elesenbeit, unter Ser Sibruns
bes Sad Mumforo, Der jebt ais after
Mann INNER nod an Ort unb Stelle
lit unb ieines bel6werli6en Amtes
waltet, bic @inOsrotte 81 bur@freuz
gen Die no6malise mir basu sebOtene
@elesenbeit l6lus i6 ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

e- 80 8ui@el ertra fetner alee
iamen gu perfaufen uon Wilb. 9oIens
BORT, Wapbew 2ate, Benton gountp
Mtnn. Sat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
&ternt6nnppem.


Ser gistruit sebt aud in's &oblen=
sei@dft. 0o@ i@mdr3er tam iein STUFF
babur4 tauu merben.
Ser 9abn rpedt feline umsebuaa
Dor Sonnenaufsans. gr felbit tommt
aber ben san5en Sag ni9t aus ben
Tebern.
n9eute 1T es isine sunft, bic bret
beliebteten Wdnner In ben Ser. Staa=
ten gu nennen; ite beiben: Oemep,
S9lep unb @iles.1
2orb &tt9ener bebauert entueber.
melben gu miiien, ober CT melbet, Be-
fir9ten gu miiien. @r io0te bod etu
fur auemal fasen: vDtr bebauern,
oaB mtr uns 10 fdr@ten mifien~
6err Carnegie bat i9on mieber
$l5, 600 fur etne Qeibbtbliotbet ae=
ittftet. Sebr i@0n, iast Elm @e9iel=
blatt; aber es stebt bod piele Men=
i9en, benen Notb tbdte, etrpas aube=
res gu ~feiben" als muir 8ider.
Die neuerma9te frieserii@e Ebdtis=
felt Der Tilipinos mirb banit ertldrt,
bab iie uns Der Sorsen rueseu unle=
res neberi@uhes I'M S6abamt entbe=
BEN moaen. sic fir9ten, bab Ser
@onsreB ionft bamit ni9t fertis per=
ben f0nnte.
X
Stabltruit=Srd1ibent S9mab BOT
erfldrt, Srufts ieten sefdbrli9, Cont
binationen" aber ni9t. @enn 6err
S4wab uns jest nod senau ansiebt,
Wel9er nnterl4ies smil@en vErufs"
unb r@ombinationen" beitebt, tonnes
mir ale Elm slidli@es @euiabr fetern.
X
Sn 8ursbersborp baben 8anboleH
bic Saal= Statue serit6rt, melde als
Oentmal Der bolldnbii9en Nfritanber=
erri9tet mar. gtue neue 6el=
oentbat obnm69ttsen Qersers. Die
merben bic Spra9e ber
Buren, ebenio menis ausrotten ruie bte=
ie ielbf.
Ser Nspbalt=T ruft 1T sulammenae=
bro@en. 8et elmer capitalization bon
81 Wiaionen rei9ten bic fetteiten Mo=
nopols ginnabmen ni9t fur Sic Dini=
btn. Den gntudHerunss Yrs=
seB rperben nod rnan9e anbers Grufs
our@ma@en, bas Eruitmeien aber
mirb trobbem meiter belteben.
xx
IS NOR einmal Elm Maun in gng=
lamb, Der iaste, elm @eibna9ts: Din=
net in Yretoria mirbe aIem Srubel,
ben bic Briten in Sabafrtfa bdtten,
Elm gnbe MAIDEN. unb mteber nurbe
es 8eibna6ten, unS Selb Oe Bet
trattirte bic &otbrode i'm Eager BON
3eefontein nit einem @eri9t blauer
Sobnen, bic benz 6elomarl9au &itde=
ner I9wer i'm @asen lissen Oirften.
M
yNutomobil : Stirnframpf" lit bic
&rantbeit, pon Der bic Weni9=
belt befa0en lit. Ste duBert ii9 in
3uiamensteben Der Stirn.
unb Iusenmusfeln, bas ben aersteu
bic Sur@t Dor unfduen ueranz
laBt baben ioq. 9lidli9ermeile rpirs
ii9 bteie &rantbeit uorlduis ni9t iebr
uerbreiten. Ser bobe Preis Der Auto=
lit ein suuerldliises Sorbeu=
sunssmittel.
S@lep bat bic &edtfertisuns, aber
bat bas @elo. Nuf bic Nn=
rabn1e bin, oaB Sanplon ben Ober=
in Der S1la9t uon Santiago
bat bas @eri9t linn $4,000
B~riienselber suseipro@en, wdbrenS
S9lep, ais unterfommanbeur, nur
Susemteien morben itnb. @enn
Demep etuas gu iasen bdtte, mirbe
Sertbeiluns aubers aussefaaen
letn.
X X
@ieber mirb pon Sriebensporl9ld=
gen beri6tet, gang annebm6aren baau,
bic &it9ner an Sotba sertdtet babe.
Die @nslanoer fansen on, mirbe gu
ueroen; Oh aber Sotba auf Inberes
ais uou itdnOise unabbdusisteit elm
seben miro, bleibt sweifelbaft. Das
tit bisber feline 8~ebinsuns semeien, uns
Oe 8et's neuelte grfolse merben i'm
mObl niat anOers seitimmt baben..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

Oie 8eritaatli@uns Der gilenbabs
men wirb nit Der .3eit INNER mebr
Mnbdnser sewinnen. llnb bterfir liez
fern eben bte @ilenbabnen bic alIer=
beiten Nrsumente. Wenn bic grnten
mad ben Wdrtten bef6rbert werben
loIen, bant meloen bic Sabnbeamten
auf etnmal, baB es an Sra@tmasen
manselt. @enn Der Wtnter tn's 3ans
tommt, bann serdtb Der seiammte We=
item, 10 melt berielbe auf &oblen ans
sewteien 1T, In srobe @efabr. Denn
ba ftub auf etnmal mieber bic Sra9t=
uaSsn rar s%eruorben.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

Another test of the respective
merits of English and American
locomotives on a railroad IN
Jamaica has resulted in a great
victory for the American engine,
which drew 1875 tons over the
heaviest part of the line inseven
minutes under the schedule time.
The English locomotive compile
tely failed to pull the same load,
and, when materially lightened,
failed to make even regular
time. English experts and the
local railroad officials were
present at the test which was
a great disappointment to the
Englishmen.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

A State Tax Commission, says
the Pensacola News, could not
only review the work OF each
county assessor every three or
five years, but could equalize
assessments as between the
several counties-thus curing an
evil that is much more grievous
than any mere local inequality
ia valuations.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06
rARIEE Will be QUE ISSUE,

The Savannah News says there
are indications that the tariff
question will play an important
part in the next national cleo
ton. 1t may figure prominently
IN the congressional elections
next fall. All through the West
there is a growing feeling that
the present protective tariff is
not a protection to American
workmeu. but is, on the contrary
a means for practically robbing
the American people. That 1t
is so is shown by the net earn
ings of the United States Steel
Corporation, known as the bill
lion dollar steel trust. That
corporation, after paying all
fixed charges and fair dividend
on hundreds of millions of stock
that is believed to be pure wa
ter, will have at the end of it's
first year of existence a surplus
of nearly s4O,oOO,OOO No such
enormous profits could be made
if the protective tariff did not
enable the steel companies to
get from American consumers
profits which approach robbery.
1t is asserted that these steel
companies sell their products
abroad at much lower prices
than they get in the home mar
ket. That is not right, and the
people will not submit to it. The
demand for tariff reform is just
beginning to be heard. Speak
err Henderson and all the other
Republican leaders combined
will not be able to check it. 1t
is bound to play an important
part in the campaigns of the
near future.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

The editor of a country news
paper, says an exchange, inter
viewed the inhabitants of his
town recently and finds that
nearly all the successful bust
ness men were freely thrashed
when young, while among the
street loafers, q were mammals
darlings" and the rest were
brought up by their grandmoth'
ers. That is quite encouraging
to a boy who gets nightly trim
mings in the woodshed,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06
Cafe Car Serylts

On the Florida and as,,
Limited, known as train 81 aDs'
are operated between Tam,
vile and New York, by tb' /
Air Line Railway, through h
and Washington in connecdm
r. F g. P. and Pennsylvsnis |,
Cafe Car Service will bs H.
on or about December lst iS'
commo6ation of the trayeIiDS,
The Cafe Car will be hanSII
trains 90 that lunch and Sums
served northbound and brrv
lunch southbound.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06
Frank Harris Dailv Bar

Frank Harris Daily Banner
has been refused admission to
the mails as second class matter.
Paradoxical as it may sound we
know of no reason why such ad,
mission should be refused not.
outstanding the paper itself is
in every respect first class. Mr..
Madden of the postal depart.
ment has become very auto
cratic in his rulings of late.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

A Kentucky jury last week
rendered a verdict that Jim How.
ard killed William Goebel but
instead of fixing the punishment
OF death consigned him to the
penitentiary for life. Surely, if
Howard is guilty of that assass.
nation he richly deserves death
on the gallows.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

With an average attendance
of 8,2s3 pupils on the public
schools Madison county receives
the sum of 81, 3l3.20 under the
apportionment made Feb. LIST OF
the interest of the State School
Fond. This is exceeded by only
four Of the counties of the State,
these being Alachua, Duval,
Hillsborough and Marion. 1t is
a matter of surprise as well as
congratulatiou that Madison
county has more attendants
upon its public schools than
such counties as Escambia, Le-
on, Volusia. Jefferson, st. Johns,
Putnam and others.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

Well, really, we are getting
high toned in our ideas. The
report is that Miss Roosevelt
will attend the coronation OF
King Edward and while in at
tendance upon the great func-
ton will rank as a princess OF
the blood. These aristocratic
ideas would hardly suit the stall.
wart republican ideas of a form
or day.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06
THE DUTY OF A NEWSPAPER.

1t is a fact that if the number
of people outside of a newspaper
Office who know (?) how to run
a paper better than those who
are engaged in the business
could all be rounded up" into a
congregation there would be no
room for the few who think they
know the business and have the
temerity to attempt it. All
newspaper men have met with
the kind friends who are prolific
in advice as to how the paper
should be run, and it is to the
credit of the fraternity that they
receive these suggestions in a
kindly spirit and then put them
into execution by-continuiug to
conduct their papers after their
own ideas. A recent article in
the Miami Metropolis deals
with this matter as follows:
There are many people out.
side OF newspaper Office who
know how to run a paper better
than those who are engaged in
the business, and they are more
persistent in their efforts to
teach the poor ignorant fellows
how to do it than any other
class.
1T is not often that the news,
paper man goes about the street
talking in loud tones about how
the merchants, aud professional
men should conduct their bust,
ness, but there are a whole army
\ of these same men who spend a
good deal of time telling what
a newspaper ought and ought
not to contain.
"lt is a we'll known fact that
There are some newspapers
which succeed by what they fai'
to contain, rather than by whai
they do and to a certain extern
Ithis is the real measure of sue
cess in the newspaper world
There is much not fit to prin,
and yet there is much that Ough
to be and must be printed I,
which some few will object
fThese few ought however to re
member that the majority o
people who pay for a paper d.
so in order to get the news an,
that the editor cannot afford I,
suppress a news item to whicl
a thousand of his readers ar
entitled because one or a hal
dozen will object to it.
"The honest and consideration
newspaper man does not publish
any item of news because of per
sonal feelings against the MAJ
whose name happens to be con
nected with the incident, blu
simply because it is a legitimat,
news item"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

A Washington dispatch says
the'iiouse Committee on Ways
and Means has unanimously au-
thorized Chairman Payne to re
port a bill repeating all the
spanish war revenue taxes ex-
cept the tax on mixed hour. The
repeal is to take effect July 1.
1902, except the duty on tea,
phich is to take effect January
4. 1908. Chairman Payne made
a statement showing that the
total reduction would be SIS, 900.
on annually. The delay in the
repeal of the tax on tea is for the
purpose of enabling those who
have stocks on hand to dispose
OF them before the repeal takes
eject. Mr.. Payne says the
country will start up the next
Sscal year with 74,O0O,O 900
available cash
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

Tomorrow is Arbor Day in
Florida by proclamation of the
Governor. We wonder how many
counties there are in the State
in which it will be observed?
And yet, the purpose of the day
is for the good of all.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

Judge Thomas f, King, an
other of Florida's oldest and
-most respected citizens passed
away at his home in Gainesville
last week. Judge King was an
able iurist and for a long time
was Judge of the Fifth Judicial
Circuit.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06
A Thousand Dollars Thrown Away.

Mr.. w. w. Baker, of Plainview,
Neb, writes "My wife had lung trouble
for over fifteen years. We tried O
number Of doctors aud spent over a
thousand dollars without any relief.
She was very low and lost all hope
when a friend suggested trying Foley's
Honey and Tar, which Ibid; and thanks
be to this great remedy it saved her life.
She is stronger aud enjoys better health
than she hae ever known in ten years.
We shall never be without Foley's
Honey and Tar and would ask those
afflicted to try IT," Sold by ID. G..
Smith,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-06

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