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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

Chipley, Nov. 6.-The result OF
the election shows a muddled pOIiti-
cal condition in Washington county.
One of the greatest surprises was the
election to the house Of representa-
tives Of L. NJ, Ware, republican,
who defeated Tom Watts, democrat,
by 100 votes. The democrats elect
ed the assessor, collector and treasur-
er, while the board OF county COM
missioners is composed OF two demo-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13
TOWN TOPICS
Confined from Fourth Psge.l

Judge Martin expects to ko to Lake
City 10 day to see the fair.
The Thrico-a-week World aud The
NEW ENTERPRISE for e165 per year.
Send 10 your subscription and get this
combination.
One Of the most powerful sermons
which we have heard in long time
was that preached by Rev. A. J., Reamy
at tie Baptist church on Sunday night
last, The reverend gentleman used for
bis test the words epoken by King
David as the young man, Absalom,
safe? and upon this Foundation 10
Dpilt sermon which for pathos, elo
querce ard heart moving emotions has
MT been excel!ed in Madison.
"I.ast winter an infant child Of mine
bad Group 10 ioleut form, says Elder
John W. Rogers. Christian Evangelist,
OF Filey, No Il gave her few doses
Of CLamberlaiu's cough remedy ard in
a short time all danger was past and the
child recovered" This rene y not on
y cures Group, but when given as soon
as the first symptoms appear, will pre-
vent the attack 1t contains no opium
or other harmful substance and nay be
ven as confidently Ia baby as to an
adult. For ,ale by all druggists,
From tie Oskaioosa, Iowa, Times
We take tae following very compliment.
AIRY notice Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Holdings.
worth who have derided to make their
hpne In our city Elsewhere in these
columns will he Sound clipping from
u New Enterprise u Madison, Fla.
Announcing that old time friends, Mr.
aad Mrs W. K. Holirgsworth Of Sig
Quincy, have bought home ia that
tpSn. The Time, i, glad 10 know Of
their successful location there, but sor-
q! indeed 10 lose from our neishbOr-
hood two people who have always beer
leaders In their political and intellect.
ual world. No man ever did better ? =
ltical writing In the Sixth distfici
than v K. ilollingzworth, ana though
Tor time he has teen engaged ~ other
work, ms career as a newspaper man
was brilliant ard successful one. Ills
mfe's rare mrsioal ability, coupled with
her mental equipment, will make her an
ornament TO society anywhere. May
all happiness and succs-s stteDd them"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

Madison. Fla now has an
electric light plant in operation.
and it is hard to distinguish dav
from night there. "Lum" Smith
of the New Enterprise. is very
happy over the Improvement
Madison now has both water.
works and electric lights.-Me.
tyopolis,
Right you are, brother Carter,
and we think we have cause 30
be very, very happy over this
evidence of the progress of our
town. "Lum' Smith is ALWAYS
happy when he can Chrouicle
something which adds to the
upbuilding and prosperity of
his home town.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

crats aud three populists. The ~,
ulists elected one member q, "
county schootboard and the dsu ~
crats secured the other two nemIss'
Much bitter feeling prevails IN n,
town over the result. A persos1
encounter occurred here today Csus.l
by discussion Of the election, but m
affair terminated without injury y \
those engaged.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

The result Of the elections
Ia. week in New York and Ohio
vii, put an etfectual quietus
upon the presidential POSSIBLE.
ties o. David b, tiill and Tom
johnson. These gentlemen We're
looming up quite prominently a
frw weeks ago, but now they
have sunk beneath the western
horizon Of the political year OF
1904. oh, well. The party can
look about aud find someone
else who will fill the bill just as
wei.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

Secretary Shaw has made the
startling discovery that 1.-The
pupiic revenues come from the
rich aud prosperous They
certainly DO not under the tariff
system, for the very object OF
that system is to tax the cor
sumer, and the amount that an
individual consumes does not
vary greatly whether he be rich
or poor, says the Gainesville
Sun. A poor man eats as much
or the average as the rich nan.
Trie, the rich man may have
more costly viauds, but on the
other hand he is very apt to
ruin his digestion and wind up
by Suosisting on cracked wheat
and SIMILAR delicacies. 1t is Of.
ten said That "all a man gets
out o. this world is what he can
eat, drink and wear" and all
these are taxed by the Dingley
law.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

~ the great democratic lead.
er> Bryan was about the only
one who had any luck last week
He did manage TO elect several
democratic congressman in his
State but failed to carry his
own precinct. PRESIDE Rose
y-ltai,o failed to carry his home
town Doth of which circum.
stances causes the Capital to re.
mark, thus j. the old proverD
verified that "a prophet is not
without honor save in his own
country, "
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13
Bids Wanted

Sealed bids will be received up to 73O
o, lock Tuesday. December ~, 1902.
from persons desiring to furnish good.
So I'D, split 4-foot wood tor the town
OF Madison, delivered at the pumping
station for the ensuing year. Success
iul bidder will be equired TO give suSli-
cient bond for the faithful compliance
0t contract sh.- '
W. b, DAVIS,
Chm. WaterwOrks Com
Nov. 9Th, 1902.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

Tallahassee is the latest one
Of our neighboring cities to
awake TO the Importance of a
well organized board of trade
The business men of that city
got together last week and per.
fected an organization which car
only prove a blessing in the flu
ture. It is now up to Madison
citizens to do the same thing.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

Jeemes" Alexander has an
Gouaced his candidacy for the
place in Congress to be vacated
los 3 ID Davis two years hence
Bring on the next horse, voters
O! the seconI district.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

Florida, STATE Fari, In full
blast al Lake City this week,
and !, i, reported that the tx
hilit~ arr very Inc. y great
many o. our citizens pa,roniaed
the Georgia fair atNa,dusta las
week, 50 now, let, be patriotic
and give our own fair a witt.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

Wjthin Il very short time now
Two steam laundries will be do.
mg business in Madison. The
binding for one OF them is al.
most completed and work on tn,
building for the other is pro
crossing satisfactorily,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

rs a forecaster OF party ma
iorities 10 Congress Chairman
Griggs Of the Executive Com
mittee is a dismal failure. But
there are Others who are entitled
"a sail in the same boat with
him
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13

Indications are that the day
: not far distant when the slo ~.
tedious and often uncertain work
OF counting the ballots on cleo
tdOn day will be a thing of the
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13
Vow Know wh.t { On Are Tallns

You Know What You Are Taking
When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula 10 plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
t is simply Iron and Quiuiue in q taste
ess form. No Cure, No Pay. Soc.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13
8tops the Consn aud worNs
~ eAA n.NA

Laxative BromolQuinine TAblets ON,
a cold in one day. No Cure, No DIV
Price, 25 cents.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-13
YnU DAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1862

1t is very evident that Ohio
voters do not approve the circus
g!an Of campaigning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-19
TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS.
Regarding Chamberiain's ciloc. Choi
era and Diarrhoea Remedy

Regarding Chamberiain's Ciloc. Choi-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy
II affords quick relief In cases OF
collie. cholera morbus and pains In the
IL never fails 20 effect n cure IN
the most severe cases OF dysentery ana
:. Il Is a sure cure for chronic diar-
rho@a.
a. II can always be depended upon
In cases OF cholera infantun-
g IL cures epideruicai dyseuteTy-
8 II prevents bilious collie
:. II il prompt and effective Ia cur
ing All bowel complaints.
a II never produces bad results
o ~ IL pieasa,t and safe TO take
10. II has saved the lives OF more
peori. than any other medicine in the
world.
Tnes~ are bold assertions to make re-
eariins any medicine. but there -
abuudant proof OF every one OF Inc
afsoVe statements regarding tisis rcm-
esiv. Every household should have
bottle at hand. Get u today. ~ ma
zaVc n life Benson. smith A. CO. Ltd-s
" hOiasaIs agents. sell ~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-19
BERGER TELLS
OF HIS TRIP

on Board Of ST. Mi<ahaia. Tuesday AZ
ternoon OF the Coast OF Kauai
Editor Advertiser: Just we-are on
for Wains<a and going TO Lihue. The
Band vas ~eI received at waimea.
landed On Friday morning after a beau
tffui smooth trip. played At the court
house a welcome. then played again
in the evening. Saturday went Make
well and played there. In the evening
n grand reception and public ball at
the waimea Opera house tiIl midnight
cert at the baseball grounds evening
song service at Native Church Mon
day morning at public concert at the
government school. afternoon and even
Ing at Kekaha. Tuesday morning fare
well TO Walmea- Went to Mr.. Francis
Gays residents played n short con-
cert and had n great spread took the
81. at Makawcii landing and going over
10 Llhue. and will play this evening
there. TIE Hand vas real royalty
splendid treated at walnea and vicin-
ity. good board Lodge provided but
n WAS hot. ninsty-ninty i've Tn ths
shade. no wind. the Waiu1sa folks said
that Baad BY playing 50 much and 80
good. took All the Wind fr. the air.
Wen we managed 10 keep up. but that
public ball on Saturday night was a
stunsr. vc fddIed for four hours. pres
piration fr. had TO foot. yell will tell
you the news fr. the other side Of
Kauai On Sunday. Aiohs nui Yours
CAPT. BERGER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-19
NATIVE SOLDIER
DIES IN OAKLAND

OAKLAND. June tf--samuei X
richards. the FIRST native Hawaiian
who enlisted az volunteer In the
spanlsh-American War since the ISL
ands were annexed To the United
states. died yesterday at the Alameda
County Inhrmary. where he was ad-
uiifted for treatment last Monday.
Richards enlisted a private OF
Company g.. Forty-rinth Regiment In
fantry. ~. y. ". on February J. 100.
and was honorabiy discharged on June
30. 1901. by reason Of the mastering out
OF ms regiment. He enlisted from Ho-
nolulu. ~herc he was born p years ago.
lie was in the Philippine campaign and
from the excessive heat became weak
eneei and To heart trouble his death -
attributed.
Camp General t4iscuru. Service Men
Of the Spanish War. have charge OF the
funeral. which will be held at o'clock
tomorrow AFTERNOONS from Albert
fsrowuss uudcFtakiuE partors ON Tnir-
teenth street. Under the auspices 81
The camp Richards win b. buried with
fun military h0rOrS IN the soldiers plot
az Mountain View ceulstcry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-19
BUSINESS LOCALS

Auetfon sal. % household furniture
rice aud groceries t0fuOrroW az Nor
CAMS saiesroorns.
the latest thing at JOrian's IL called
ssPfck-ups.~ NJ interested In novelties
call and see them
Typewrfters. ueW and seeond-hand.
for sale at the Remington typcwrtt~r
office. Hotel street.
can ut Levers a Cookies 10 yesa are
Interested an procurfrs fnc vaFnt@n-
they have the stock
w w Ahana a Co. merchant tall
ors have Just received new stock 81
goods for the seasou-
Hawaiian Restaurant. meals @,e
Good cooking. PuuchboWL opposite
Honolulu Irou Works.
-Four furnished rooms. suitable for
housekeeping. ar. offered for rent. can
be- seen at so Young street
Pornfu~ry champagne should b.
served on all special occasions. Corvn-
alton day and July are close az hand
a rubber tire phaetOn. also saddle
horse. with saddle and bride VIII D.
SOLD at MorEan's saiesrOoms saturday
..Grucnhasens'' fine French MIXED
candies and chocolates only. at cuntee-
ti0ncry department Of Wall. Sten9'-
60.
Primo lager il peculiarly rich In that
pure hot, flavor that makes u the most
deliEhtfuI and heaithfuI Of all beveF-
ages.
All We ask is ~ trial for Arabic. ~
vxfu soon convince the most skrpticai
,hat II - the best thing on earth TOT
iron roofs
\ fine Tot OF palms and ferns VIII D.
sold today b. jas. y. Morgan: ths ~
tf1uecr. al the residence Of Mrs PAR
meuter. go Rinau street Sale begins
az 70 o'clock
Tenders viii BE- received by the Supt-
II public Works for the construction
~ section &C. 81 the Kswal0 draiuaisc-
Plans can b. seen at the Office OF the
Supt. Of Public Works
Dividend No. IS - payable on Jun'
=. A., tbs, sfo~khoief..rs OF the Eva Plan
tatfor. 20. Tbs. books OF the company
viii b. closed TO transfers on SATURDAY
Iuns sist. and Feopeued on the morning
% July fst.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-19
CONCERT FOR
KANEWANUI FUND

\ benefit win b given BY the Ka-
mechanical olse Club for the David
Eanewanui fund In Kawalaha0 church
on Friday. June 20. at .. m Tickets
~ 80 cents each The program 10 az
SueS~s: I
Little Duchess .....................L ~9n
Kaneharnsha Mandolin club.
Legends ..--.....s-......-...... honrinS
Kamehamsha Ciee clubb-
Kuu fpo Kuu Lei ............Arr King
The wright Sextstte-
Breeze OF The Night ..Lauiothe
Gfec and Mandolin Clubs
shine On. on Sawyer
Mr.. c. = King.
COSs1ck Galop IocaDen
Kamehameha Mandolin Club.
Sweetheart Awake ............... Storch
Eamehameha Gtee Club.
FIorodora-Teii Me Pretty Maiden.
...................... Stuart
Symphony Mandolin Club
Nuuanu acknowledgements. King
Kansehameha Giee Club.
Sweet and Low .............--..Ba rnby
The Wright Sextette-
Tom. the Pip~r's Son Kendall
Kanehameha Giee Club.
Guitar Duet .....-..-----...------
Messrs. Kaai and An 10y
Hawailan Medley ............--.--. King
Kamehameha Glee Club.
waitz-souvenir D'f:spagne
Symphony Mandolin Club.
Hawaii Ponot -----.---------.-.-----
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-14

Ing that an opponent essentially weak
er gt sea, who has everything ready,
may not have q chance OF scoring a
temporary success"
II would seem that the talk OF In
yading England from the European
continent could by this time properly
be regarded as a chestnut Il Is an old
story. The first Napoleon constantly
thought Of trying the experiment and
talked about Il too. until cffectually
sIonced at Waterloo. Surprising 1t to
be possible that a power might succeed
in landing a hostile force on the British
coast. how far could 81 proceed without
being annlhllated2 The problem OF am
invasion Of England Is not how to land,
but how to get home again, after hay-
Ing landed
And set the talk goes on. Sometimes
French, aud sometimes German writer's
send their formidable regiments
across the channel, and these yision-
aries are apparently never cut Of from
their bases Of supply The baron says
Germany Is now In position 10 trans
port slx infantry divisions, or one cay-
airy and Ave infantry divisions, 20 Eng
land within little more than thirty
hours, In favorable weather, irom The
North sea harbors OF Germany Large
trncts Of the English coast ne says,
offer good landing places for troops, ami
The country itself has no many TO-
sources liat an Invading army c)Lld at
first live on them long time, On the
other hand the island Is not large
enough to allow the English troops to
destroy q once victorious hostile army.
II IL unlikely that such a war would
last very long, and considerable REIN
forcements would, therefore. not be
needed.
The suspicion 70 justified that such
talk, IN inc FIRST hand, originates IRON
the advocates Of consC'ptlon IN Eng
land, who consider The tactics OF fright
enlng the people into bringing sacrifices
TO the altar OF Mars, az most effective.
Rlmors Of he terrible havoc this eonn-
try or that can DO are generally thick
when amy aud navy appropriation
bills are unusually heavy, AMI tAe ru-
nors always come from the country
that is supposed to contemplate the
INVASION, and which, one would thlnk,
should take pains to conceal It's
Ilnna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-14
THE DARlEN ROUTE. 4.

Tho suggeatlon that the Darien route
be selected IN preference to the Nlcara'
qua and Panama canals can hardly be
mace IN good faith, The chances Tor u
cut through the Isthmus at that point
have been carefully considered ana
found most unfayorabIe. A canal there
would have to be cut through the Andes
mountains. There would be tunnel over
elk miles long, ana the expense OF suou
n tunnel, deep enough for large vessels
ana high enough above water to permit
sailing vessels 10 be towed through
would be enormous
IL is true enough that once construct
cd, that canal would need little repair
as the solid granite walls OF the tunnel
would stand forever; and also that the
distance between the two oceans there
would be only about 20 miles; but II
would be decidedly uncomfortable
passage as ships would for miles nave
10 pass through a tunnel In which the
smoke and gases naturally would rem
dcr the atmosphere unbearable az any
Gre can realize, who has passed through
long tunnels on a railroad. The choice
lies between the Nicaragua and Pan
ANA routes. The Darien canal would De
too expensive and too far away from
North American shipping points. to be
seriously considered In the canal queS'
tlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-14
PROSPERITY IN PROSPECT.

Reports OF railroad extensions and
connections TO secure the traffic to the
Toast and the Orient, continue to come
by regular and special dispatches. one
Feature Of them all is conspicuous
Ealt Lake figures prominently as de-
Hlrable point for the union OF eastern
Ind western roads, That is in the nat
rrsl course OF things. This city is an
bbject Of interest TO all travellers to and
FRO across the continent II Is the
great distributing point for business In
This intermountain region, Whether the
Fan Pedro, and the Union Pacific and
Oregon Short Line roads, shall come to
an amicable arrangement or two roads
partly parallel shall be operated be-
tween Salt Lake city and the coast
does not greatly affect the situation 50
Gar as the future of this city Is In
Holyed.
Prosperity for us is in the air. The
roming season will be a lively one. It
will not probably bring q real estate
boom after the old balloon fashion, but
the value Of property win be increased,
and the various industries and com
merclal interests Of the State win re-
celve vigorous impetus There should
be harmony Of feeling among the
people here, and consistent efforts
should be made TO repress injurious
agitation in the East and in the halls
OF Congress, and to spread correct in
formation concerning Utah and her
people The whole State IS interested
in the welfare OF It's capital, and there
is no occasion for Jealousles as to It's
Increase Of wealth and opportunities
for profitable connections and 'assooia-
lions, for all other towns and districts
OF Utah win, IN some degree. be bene-
fted by the growth and prosperity Of
Sail Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-14
MEpuKEs vGNoMous PAPERS,

The London Times, II appears, has
lest patience with the German publica-
tons that cater to corrupt public
taste, by bringing to the daily literary
market the very worst features Of mod
ern journalism, The wisdom OF the
Times in letting ny rs thunderbolts at
this time is questioned, because what
seems 20 be most needed now Is "oil on
the troubled waters" but there can be
no doubt that the Times In the rcbuke
administered, correctly interprets the
sentiment Of the Intelligent, conser-
yatlve part Of the public both In Eng
yand and Germany.
The war OF words between the two
countries hes been going on for some
time. Criticism was at FIRST freely be-
slowed upon British war methods in
South Africa, This aroused Mr., Cham
berlaln, and In a recent address this
gentleman made some unfayorable
comments on the conduct of the Ger
man army in France during the war
In that country The German chan
celor, Won Buelow, In speech IN the
Relchstag then took occasion to say
that the management OF the German
army IL not subject which can with
proprlety be discussed in public 10y q
foreign cabinet minister, The wordy
duel between government members Is
presumably ended with this exchange
Of compliments, but the fight IL con-
tinued In the press, with pens evidently
dipped In deadly venom,
The class OF journalism against which
the Times protests deserves rebuke ey-
erywhere. It Is nothing but falsehood,
told In word and picture, 30 as 10
make deep and lasting impression
upon the public mind, by continual
repetition, II is given the appearance
Of solid truth TO the unthlnklng mas-
SEES Passions are aroused hatred Is
engendered revenge Is contemplated,
In this country there is but little doubt
that falsehoods repeatedly preached
in cartoon and text We're 10 some eX-
tent responsible for one OF the most
lamentable tragedies OF recent years,
and the fact should be remembered FOR
years to come, Publlclsts should realize
at ali times, that unless they are ex-
erclslng their influence for good they
win certainly, In the words OF the
London Star, hound long-suiierine
nation toward an abyss,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-14

Disposed OF to settlers upon them Fol'
loving ls the full text Of the Dill
which has just been received by the
"Nows."
"Be II enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the United
States OF America In Congress assem-
bled, That wncre sections two, sixteen,
thirty.twO, and thrty~slx Ia each town
ship IN the state VI Utah heretofore
grante to the said state for the sup.
port of common schools or any part
thereof, hove been sold or otherwise
disposed OF By or under the authority
Of any Act Of Congress, othe' lands
equivalent thereto, IN legal SUBDIVISIONS
of not less than forty acres, are EeleDy
granted 10 snld state for the SUPPORT
of common arhoole, such INDEMNIFY
lnnde 10 be selected within said atale
I'm such manner as the Legislature has
provilsd or may hereafter provide, WIN
the approval Of the secretary OF INC
Interior. Provided, That such lndem,
nlty lands inny be- selected from any ol
INC publlc landu OF the United Nia'N
I'm Tie STATE 0i utah except shch az
Ne within rpfiIancnt resefVaupni lol
national rurl oses and such lonIs a.
aro enbr5oad n Indian military OF
other reservations, until such reserve
lions are extltguished and me lHlluss
therein restored to the public DOMAIN