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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

Gnrsmpbei beilutieoe, al al 9tettoiprs
tieueiten peb 8o9banbelen gnnr 25 Bro
cent iii Samiunosfas len pg Rsiten iii
at i3ttes tiifioe for en- "YIant" for
8ubliibins Suuie.
@eiten al semiuariets &onititution
rebtoses ps benue ontpees tlIitoit iom
en- Selbeb.
s Gnlerning af @isiiOnen beilut.
teoes:
II Menisbeberne anmooes ON at
outage Offer til Church Extension
Fund.
p On Diono uoienbes al Wisiiuns'
tpmmitesh til at lamle &en8e til bette
6ono.
81 Misiipnstpmiieer b~emrnbioes til
at faa ct sllsr TO Misiiousmsber
Iarets Sob.
A. I'll Subremtsiiouen beptlses
$4,000.
81 Risiiuustasierercn ital poes 200
Dollars / aarlis 2sn.
81 Utts 1tonsfomiteen stal babe Sp'
inn me- bet enaelife Grbeioe.
y @n 8omite oalges for at lamar.
betoe meo ben nprIte 8irfe for at toae
bare paa be Gmisranter, iOm fommer
BERTH.
81 St MISREPRESENTATION ital
orbues al Wisiipnstpmi.een.
81 Sprettelien al ct atabemi paa
8eIttpiten benpiites til SnoremisiiU'
men. ,>-~r
Stn9pnte isr ont en- ontaaei Refolu'
tipn imoo SsHbasSs Grcuriioner. 8t
aitrptter ben Der / lin SeIbeb:
Whereas, we, "the United Norwegian
Lutheran Church in America" do
believe, that Sunday Rail Road excur-
sions for the purpose of pleasure-seeking
and recreations are detrimental to the
best interests of our people; and whereas
there is at this time a general protest
made by the Christian people of this
state against this pernicious Sunday
Rail Road traffic,
Therefore be it resolved that we, the
United Norwegian Lutheran Church in
America, " in annual convention assem-
bled, do hereby most cordially and en-
phatically join in such protest against
said Rail Road excursions.
Ingaaeube Nfbulb8' Sogen uotalle
Garsmsoet, at bet benboibt iig til be
iorbeu peo andre Inrsmpoer outaalle
&eiplutiuuer,
Sermeo par man fGrDi9 meb aar5s
mpbet omirert ST. 2 Torsbao Gfter'
miooas. 5Urmanben taffebe RDbets
8elta9ere for ben sinOi9beb % BIS.
bonn. bpormep be bnupe %iorbanblet, o.
itotalte, at ban nu bnUoe eiter bette
aarsmsoes afIlutntuG itSrre 5rimuoig.
beo til at iunsere ium Gormano; eiter
ter en- Taftebpn aiiuue man SaImen:
ID tent naar ensan8 iantles ital."
Raer man tager i g%etragtning be
baaoe uauitelise % pisitse Eager, iUm
bette Narsmabe ipa unoer 8ebanOIine.
maa bet nieb Saubbeb iises at alt sif
rolist os apbt, iinbist % GREET; os bet
maa tnlles Tom ct al be tebite &ars'
msber, ben 5prenebs Sirte bar OibOIot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
rerrs Ine "IsbfeISpoosbca" er

Teres Itne "TsbfeIsodasboa" er rruotaQen.
Ga bill Tea elrrns siter TerCs aumuSnina 'ge
ct Bar Orb ON ben: Tst sr en- batter bnrnilsS
Itosn goa. Ten hGrs t%orreHmelta ire Garus
faber: Ten bill life fortrRnae andre 9egsr. bu
ben blanet os uFpbe bar noaen Htb-L. Ten
qisr % beiieHot meo ffefrIshaaeH 90 anret
pdn rnrncn berFrtic WlGne Zen inbsbolber
Here Surhressr nf Gptaramsr: btsls &c bsift AZ
uorhife Ttafere. arreH or fei life ~HbRrbia III
at faa I bet mirbFte en- Then aroa | Heabolbcn.
9. g. goSfsth GlnrfHeIb. Matun
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

Geres "Gsorfshdasbua" er mobtGast 90 0ieR'
rrmITTt rco meaer 2niFresis. Sea fan NE
fac nubrt sub. at SuutItuaen AZ Gttaisr CT for'
~trrf'elta. Get er en- rem SorHrteIfe at iRtte
ia III at IGic benz. ats q collection q
Gtterurn @gfns." Ger er haahe IIopr 90
Sumor, bhorlmuh ait arftpheIiat er fautotiita'
bcSSiuIet .uSsIuT'ef, aea idu life fisrns dnoet
cto, n Vcaen uua bIgIpe NJ Of ertie Sanos
Ger bet Tisrre % pp6stenSe ! boz nuratnas.i e
9itsruiur.
a. IN. 9acer. u~1ubtfon, gpts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

-SsbFeIsodasboa" or en- fu,ui ltosn BOG.
luft uhtommet sda o. auunofens SprldG, Gsru.
rob. Soma. 5Ur borr 7aa I aGrst CT Der
n1bHt en- rler 10 bsfisHote RerfoHer, BETS Tsb.
telShua bet or. oeEubrR er Der RInbs til al nCbs
teaHe g1dOne pda Rem. bpis 5sefeEshua mon bill
eriubrc. oa fau ct Iuuit tibet gers NJ no0sn De-.
remit Horfntter for b6er Toe. BaIaet AZ btsfe
9srs er fiesi mss rsgsu Siisufombso. GIsre
at benz CT aIseges fortrrfelias. z bet belle taaet
or RoaGH fmaa'uIot trarettst % frrheIes IHrlit
%Heitbrst. Zen ~Tortieufr huritd &fRiuiua.
Z. Q. TabL Stougbtpn. @is.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
ID. 9aesr. T1aeifon g9ts.

Zen "SsSfeIsbugsboa". Re upIiu Dor ueaioet.
bar lea aIenHcnrtert % fnheT, at ben fuIbt no
ftdar pna Ssibc rrch i~tenrrbe Rsacr. Tom Tor er
foutmtet raia ibrnhe. Re Giinter. toS1 CT an.
fsrtc, CT buIate Trb ntegru SIisn'enbeh. faa
SGmlsrer bar 'uHhei iaHlmsn eH BEL Tel
fulrfrs Itua. gnptr % ii5'tnr ~'urreiien &c oG'
fna nnnFe peHt. Ter sr bsrfor tnasH Iotl ON.
AT RoneH bill bIt bel mphtaGet.
G. q. Sobufon MliHReapptts. IliHn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

Ten tue "5ssfsEseagsboe'. Tom ne bar uh.
atoct. itltuier mic meaet. ubftbret er odiisrt
90 SubboIoet CT ubbaIat meb flor SfiGHfonbeb.
Zen CT pau famine lib gruitti % belnrene..
2. u. CTtehabL 9rdftou. u. q.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

eemnHinen -eusOsHHen-, lem lea mostos /
Mat gaanneA e. ocer al S~oroeutnine % inioi
iaa GOO, ON LITE bebre. ene Be ~ ener 90 Dol.
iars agafTtner. Tom ~EeeHierue refer ruHoi %
ielosr 1ppsfen par 70 asnis. Sea ceutsn,
GtSlf orrcs< Rsb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

Zen Gnmoiflne, fom leo fisbte / mai gsaas
nen, or ics relfiifrecs meo. Ten o. LEI, aaar
rite % eIsr geoi sirtetbe. Sea bar TIE On.
bef cuo aopt az tee ON -enspennen-. 5ruci
st.6o. asha 9ipHntne, Gable. q. Enk 3fAs1l
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
st mt SonScuprsr er ubbruot

Ut mt Spnoeuprpr CT lt0blnot |
Grooinien SefaterinosIap / SpOrlis.
Iane. Der fom nogen fnntaitiTf
fIGbte 6remmeOe til g9nen; Sc for.
talte Bomber oa arbeioere, at Be oar
Gsarens llbicnoiuge OF a~nbefalebe
ESelrggelien al alt acknowledgements
Taifineri, bporpeo Sltiinber af arbei-
oere blcp leoige og itiIet p~perior Sun.
eersnso. 6olf fulgte anuisninaerne,
iamleoes / itore Sfnrer og beapnotc |
G5orcns Ropn at fsre aria moo ia.
brifer o. inouitrieae anIrg. bporai
DC baube rltincret aoifilise, paa Sen
3if Trooper blep uofalbt forat holoe
Stpr paa Dem. Slere blobige Gam.
menitso har funoet Steb melem Col.
baterne % Sprercrne. aoiufferrc
ifisb noen pioere MOB Sobta os
brGbte ellcr ianreoe mango 9snber.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
Soma GSuarbs 9rpniuo itaeS nj

Song GSiuarbs Sronins iigeS MI al
billie finbe SteO ensang til Soften,
mer Oct er nof Wenlngen, at BET Ifal
gaa title for Jig uoen Den panIige
Somp og Bragt og rben De traoitio'
nellie inhpifleoe Geremonier, eaers
er ingen Sing officielt meooelt berom.
s S1elltinen for 2sroag Worgen
Ter 2pgerne Jig iitanO til at erflpre
aongen uoenfor al 6are. - S 2sr.
bags arrangerese8 ooiaa 9eipisnin.
gen al en- balp Riaion al 9onoonS
8attise pon Song @onaroS 9efoit'
ming. 9~eipisningen fanot Steb pao
400 forifieaige Steoer, i 5oriam-
IingSlaIe, Sfoler og / Barter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

"GsbfslshagshoQsH" or en- telbtl 1be, Seg
bar msb TSrnsieIfe biahet ben ~tGtsrusul %
timber. az ben e. eu Buffet fra sfisuIitsraturens
SGoe. boor en- Fisufour paauo bar buffet E0ale
At be beiIisite G~IGHIiisr Fer er bnaee Gatss.
fgtI % 1uft I beHre Canning. Gor eu5ber.
fom otl iienoe Eibi al bet TisHus Dos ben sIuaS
Sprfuttsre, hti soaEH pRrs iiRricmmsr. 30.
grHs belle uSftpr 90 IraIrtHs er net 90 furaS'
flIb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

Gnnama.S clifabct. - Etebens oct
frantic Bananas elifab gisr alt, JONI
itaar | bets 0taat, for at formaa 60.
Iombia til at afitaa til De 5orenebe
Stater Ell Iiben 2anoitrimmel pao
bper SIDE al aanalen. og / BET belle
paa al Gis isger al faa nfe Sinorin-
ger for S~oeroragellen rpbbet al
@eien, er Der Dog enfelte aftieeiere /
bet gamIe SeIIfab, Joni ieger at fau
Sanoelen %forpurret. De bill, at ga.
nama.annaIen ifal peobIi at Itaa I'M.
Der franIf aontrol, og en- al De itsrre
aftieeiere, Ntr. 8%onaoien. bar giort
piotlsftige 5orbereoeIier til at fan
Salget til De 5oreneoe Stater omitsot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

RcrmaIifpIeu ............. s 2.100.0C
Eeparatipner peo iamme...... 400 0C
81. OLAF college ............ 100000
Fprmauoeus 2pn ............ 10000
Do. aputoyuoaiyter .......... 10000
SetretGreus 2gu :........... 10000
8dsiererenS Sgn ............ $4,000
Sauitorlpn 10000
R%tiieubaiiter ....... ........ 10000
gsiurance $4,000
aigring 3orto ciu ........... 10000
Iulig l%lnberbalance peb III.
guiana College ............ 10000
8dnoifat peb SsmiHarist So. 10000
Gil 8ibliptbetet oeb Semina.
Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Npsnratcr peb seminariet 80. 10000
2su til MuitlGrer. 5000
t%lubsrbalauce. 8eparatipner pip.
neo Ct. Slaf College ....... 1888 81
Sprbebrinaer peo 81. Slaf (8i.
btiotbetsrunoeu) ........... 10000
Selpsnin9sapparat req Gent
nariet; milist Sperituo til
6urbeoriug al @runoen. .... 100000
anbre BE jlutitinse iattebe8:
Bet tbeplosilfe Safaltet fan benptte
up til Salpparten al be $3.50, iom blsp
beoilset til Sibliutbetet for at bstale
for MISUNDERSTANDING.
Normal Ifulens 8eitprer fan benptte
pp til 800 iii 8tbiiotbefet al be bepil,
sebe S2,10O.
Suarf Of Trriiees bempnbiees til at
ubreoe up til 5000 for ben upe 8ps.
ming peb Iusuitanu College, berlum
2aan er nsoocnoist.
5pr 8renbiel til Seminnriet bepils
9es 81. $50.
Stuoenterne Hal betale $40 ertra for
2ps ps 8rGnbe. .,....
Siemmeret 9ipeS bereiter iii 8eitp.
rerue for Rprmalifolen. r. ct. Slai Gpls
leae, ausuitana College ug Sarmbier.
ti9beosanitalterne iantt til 5orntanosn i
8paro Of 9ruitees, Wisiionsiuperin,
.tenoeuten % S%omiuubsts &asierer.
Sad ben neblatte Yfts iionstomttes
Sorilag teiluttebes islgenbe:
II llbtnlelie al: Taf iii Sub for
Grbcicet 5remsuus paa Wabasnstar.
l1n9e Stubenter opmuutres iii at fprbe.
rete Jig til Tieneite paa Wisiipnss
marfen.
p Geltagelie msb be al Spaopm
8 em isste Mis IL
81 @laoe uoer. at SBraine Mispif
al 9tafouisi ebl'mmet / Chicago oil
reiie no til Waoasasfar.
A. SilirebsbeO meb Suoremisiir.
mans 5remgans % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
arbeibs.
81 georsoelie pper, at iaa niarec
Meuisbeoer intet btbrager til Misiio.
men us Spfororins til 5orbeorins.
g. Offer iii Risfionen pptaaes Deb
areOsmsperne ps Offer til Church
Extension Fund meb airfeinbsielier.
Offer til Snbremis iionen ueo 8onfir.
matipner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

-SsbfeIsougssogsH". De fsnsts ulia. e. nsesi
pen buaoe iroosHSta 90 neueHbis. Zen. 'cH
sHner at FHoe itferRre Berler. bar I ben 81
Self al ffas paa. 6bor be Ct Iaat iilrstie % iaa'
IsSes let al fHhe.tps ben. fem bill fsas e'ier
biflprife EplnsuiHger ON Here al bore freura.
aob oaaHeSrTfuiHa. aineet 90 RGptrct er
inriit. % oeus unsipsIfe sr Graateu AZ en-
-Ips Soe-. wnnae TAT for ben.
" 3rtabt suftfero. wHtHr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

zen mia tiITeuSie 'SssfslsSaGsbcas sr iou.
men mtg ibRues. % ieu taller Tern for Tdnans.
Mleb Sosgn e. Tea meast Def tiIfrces % fbnss.
at ben G ~i0rtrGffelia uHlaat. Ten. Tom bar
eenne 8og | ~ Cite. bGr 10 life Blot g~HIseHiRs
III At nsbfcgne zine ajTres GsoieIsSGge. faa
ban altie fan babe BEN ~iorbdaHoeH % 09re bis
I Gasen. men be mango adpue paa rGpntlretse
mRHb oa aniHesE. ipm er ~tilisiees. % tfRE be
NANCE EisHHe gers % besiHaebe E~isbomsero
al bersmie Sigisrs "a Sorfaftere. aisr eoasu
tHieresidnt % unssrboiecnes. 1sa aubsiaEer
ben paa bet benfie.
.. 9auL EraHson, Rims.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

G. Q. 3cufsu aattmsr. Soma,
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

FupSAttHS %}VHiNN U0 &~ASSu seH
iasoe fplaenne 5prSlass
Gafprbenuarenee Bate Seuien itaor
icm Msolem al en- sof Gamiunoets We-
niabceer,s prpteiterer Garsmgeet mob
bors u~ioriuarliae siriDerief ON Gam.
fnncet irrlie bans uberettiseoe Gnsret
paa 9rpf. 8. u. Shmiot.
Serom uoipanet Der ia en- ltcen lis
fus ZION. Flere 1alere misbtliseoe
bsi Grae Ssniens 5trioerier % trOecc,
at Samiunbet buroe ejDre uOeet; en-
Toler betiasebe ia ouer, at life SEMEN
enenus LOB fe Tsbe ba 9o / i'm @rap;
ban benipoebe piitnpf iii. al Seuisn | in
Cmtole nf afnpbe Hormono Suume.
orps BAN ino / Sttioen % uifeutIis'
siproe pripate 8repe fra bon.
5orilaset blep neiten eritemmts an
inqet.
apfaenbe 8epilsningsr III atabe'
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-02

- -
Miss Eva Thomas spent Sunday in
Naldosta. She went over to meet Miss
Rochelle Cobb who returned from her
Christmas holiday that day.
Sun Bros. Railroad Shows will give
two exhibitions in our town tomorrow.
This show comes well recommended
ami is doubtless worth visit.
No shelf worn goods but all new and
fresh at Thurston's.
Miss Sadie Thomas after spending
Christmas with her father in Thomas.
vile Joined and accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II Dial, jr., TO Charleston.
The attention Of city tax payers is di.
rected ia the card OF Tax Collector Dale
which appears in another part Of this
paper relative to the payment CT city
taxes
Only Il few ladies' hats left at Cog.
gins, Call and see them and you arc
sure to purchase for everything will
please, price most Of all
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. 9. Ashley left for
Charleston Saturday to take in the eX-
position and to attend a reunion Of the
graduates OF the Citadel Military Col.
lege,
Mr.. Dennette II, Mays and Dr. Bre'
ward arrived from Charlotte, n. c.,
Tuesday and will remain here for sey.
eral weeks They are gue,ts Of Mr., ;.
B. Mays.
Read our clubbing offer to subscrib-
ers in this issue. We can give you a
choice Of the great weekly pupers in
connection with this paper at Il price
but little more than the cost Of one pa
per alone,
For shoes that are comfortable and
stylish call on Thurston.
We would have you not forget the
fact that our job department turns ont
first class work at lowest prices, Try
us on i sample order and we guarautI g
to please you.
On account OF sickness in his family
Rev. J. A. Hendry, pastor OF the Metho-
dist chu ch in this city, will not he with
his congregation until the second Sun
day OF this month.
WANrED.-Fiye hundred pounds OF
fodder and one thousand bushels Of
corn. Smith q Hodges.
Mr.. s. +, Grliiia was called to Val
dosta Tuesday by n message ahnoun'
ciny the serious ileess Of his baby. We
are glad to learn that the little one is
now much improved.
Messrs. w. y. Webster, OF Vsldost"'
Geo. Bail, of Lake City, and Chas. Hell
venston, OF Live Oak, were participants
in the Old Year Ball at the Davis OPP
cru House Tuesday night.
Just received at w. Il. Thurston's
complete line Of gentIemen's furnishing
goods az extremely low prices.
We understand that at u conference
4 the members of the Baptist church
held last Sunday Il was decided TO cal
pastor for the chnrch NJ once, and
committee was appointed for that pur
pose.
See 1hurston's goods before pnr
chasing.
M IS tlJyi white, accompanied b,
her nephew, Master Jom Crawford, ar
rived Monday from Ocala and vii
spend some time in our city geesis 0
the lady's sister, Mrs. J. q. Thomas.
WANTED Five thousand bushels o
corn and one hundred tbousani pound
Of fodder by B'raIsigh, hinely, smitI
Company
Onward II. Griffin left Wednesda
morning for Vald0sta where be has NJ
ur,irf lapntNt pqsislae tfN,lgs|
Ssrsfs " sAt AMY Iibr's|a ttAng |na|
snd wahlI I'p y l'.At W. Nl|l 9Vee ~
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-02
wantedl

avery postofiice in Madison and
i counties, person of RESPONSE
aneray and intelligence to repre-
Tar NEW ENTERPRISE as core
aont and solicitor. Liberal terms
u offered to the right person. APP
lions should be addressed to
THE NEW ENTERPRISE,
Madison, Florida.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-02

Mr. II. M. Taylor left for Ocala last
Friday morning and spent the time there
until Monday when he returned home
Mr. Taylor had the pleasure of herring
the Rev. Sam Jones deliver several Of |
his characteristic lectures.
For the test footwear at popu lar
prices 60 to w. II. Thurston.
Owing to the inability Of the Core
Carlisle Theatrical Company to reach
olr town the play Married for NJ opey"
which was booked for presentation at
Davis Opera House last night has been
postponed until next Monday night,
9th inst.
Do you need a hat Of the latest
style? Thurston sells them.
Miss Rochelle Cobb who spent the
holidays delightfully."- with relatives at
Nashville, Ca, returned home win Val.
dosta Southern Sunday night She was
accompanied TO Madison by her cousin,
Miss Lily Gary, Of Columbus, Ca, who
spent several days Of this week in our
town.
No charge for Weighing and marking
cotton at the depot Of the Naldosta
Southern Railway.
Mr.. A, L Squier and daughter. Miss
Laurie, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, ba,e
arrived 10 the city and will spend the
winter here Mr.. Squier is well known
in our town having visited here before.
He has large landed Interests in Tay.
lor county and is down there at present
inspecting his property.
WANTa3-Eive Thousand bushels OF
corn and one Hundred thousand pounds
Of fodder by Fraleigh, Hlnely, Smith
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Rove were made
glad during the Christmas season by
the presence Of their sons, Messrs.
Knox and Randall Mr., KnoN Rowe
returned to Savannah sunday. Mr..
Randall Rowe. who il y student in IIar.
yard University will return some time
this week
Ed. Harris the popular agent for the
Valdosla Southern, was tie winner IN
the contest for the magnificent dinner
set rallied by W. II. Dial, jr. on Christ
mas days The lucky ticket was No,
III. What Eli. will do with itnow that
he has won it remains to be seen. Dame
Rumpr Is responsible for the statement
that he intends using it upon his own
mahogany which Il soon to be installed
10 little home OF his own.
Rev. II. A. Idmondson preached At
the Methodist church last Sunday,
. morning aud evening, These were the
last services to be bell by the beloved
pastor Of -four years service, With his
family Mr.. Edmondson will leave to-
morrow for Live Oak where be was as
signed by the conference. Daring hi'
term here the reverend gentleman en-
deared himself not only to his congre
CATION bur to the entire people of The
own and county aud his departure foI
other fields is keenly regretted. w
commend him and his estimable family
20 the go d pecpe OF Live Oak and be
speak f1l diem the love and confidence
, OF ALL
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-02
For sale

Two acres Of laud IN. the town Of
Madison. known az tho base bail park,
1ha most leslrablI FOR residence lots,
nvl ~ sold SAeapto the first applicant
IA aqiiler particulars can on or adj
l|ppNs lhe owner pRNF s, HopGEs.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-02
Eor salel

A wen improved farm o. 81 acres
within the incorporated limits OF the
town OF Madison.
l-l2it. w. p. THoMrsoN,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-02
TOWN TOPICS.

In shoes ana cioVnlpR "ntcn are
going at Coggins'.
aad Mrs. ]. L. Morrow spent
.tmas at Dunnellon.
A. II. West left Monday for a
hess trip to Jacksonville.
j. c. b. Smith and children ar
from Monticello Tuesday.
N the new year bring happiness
Prosperity to all our readers.
and Mrs, w. :. Jordan spent sew
HAYS OF last week in jacksonville.
bice line OF Bibles in all styles aud
| ms at D. G, Smiths,
Il II. !. Mccall has returned from
. RI visit to her sister, Mrs. White, at
|Oak.
and Mrs, w. F. Banks spent the
/ uys with the gentleman's father at
hnna.
SD. G. Smiths drug store YOU will
Rultable presents in silver and glass
Nor weddings and holiday gifts.
people of Madison enjoyed the
ities incident to the Christmas
an to the fullest extent.
H.. c. Ruter enjoyed a short visit
n his brother who is a travelling
prom Boston-this week.
finest and best selected line of
n goods in town will be found at
\ eton's.
Stephen Crockett and family
\ moved into their cozy new home
eastern part of the city.
n. j.. B. Ley, presiding elder, will
b at the Methodist church next
y, morning and evening.
tesh line of Lowney's fine package
81 always in stock AID. q, Smlth'e,
pn would be advisid Of the hap
y Is OF your town, county and State
ibe for The New Enterprise.
tey Inglis returned TO Atlanta
nnday to resume his stuoies in the
illogical Institute in that city.
'k rED- Five Thousand bushels Of
BID one hundred thousand pounds
der by Fraleigh, Timely, Smith
hny,
d rterly Conference Of the Madison
AN dist church will be held ia the
on Monday after the second
/ S. Hodges Is expecting his
W Mrs. ). A. Hodges, to arrive
tlanta to-day to spend the winter
I'm.
"a, crowd Is going to Coggins' where
nd clothing are beng sold at as
ngly low prices
many students who have speUt
iday season at their homes will
to their several colleges during
Blk.
ames Sharon, Of Quincy, came
70 participate In the New Year
'en at Davis Opera House Tues
kht.
Smith has just receive an ele
pe OF silver and glass ware for the
\ trade.
" Judge Martin at his office In
y house on Monday last united
rage Mr.. l., Y. Bass and Mis-.
VT ordan.
lutendent Hughes returned
'ala Tuesday where he had at
he meeting OF the Stats 1esch'
location.
argos madeby the Seaboard Ali
weighing and marking cotton,
|narkcd weights gtmranteel.
: to be year OF politics and
want TO know what Is going on
pc Tor The New Enterprise an,
win thu times.
!, selcy's Drug Store may be found
! le China Dinner mud Tea Self
! y 10 pieces which may c hac
20 to $50 per set.
j. WitherspQon Is again be
n Partition at the post Office. hil
I. ], Beggs 4 Co. hayinl
9 Ii the holidays.
purchase Of " worth Of goodi
oRs the purchaser is cnlitles
M Ycarl worth nye cents ia trade
may be used BY the holder o.
transferred ~ The church Of
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-02

PPeopIe sometimes dread to enter BANK: this is
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-02

toms Of business. But this feeling of embarrass.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-19
WANTED


WANTED-A fiat top desk. Call at
rooms 10 and ~, Grant building. DR.,
L. n. Wilson.
WANTED-Two pattern makers, to go
to Bisbee. Ariz. Apply to 410 West
Lead venue
WANTED-At once a girl for general
homework; good wages, no children,
at 519 West Tijeras avenue
WANTED-Woman to do housework.
Good wages; no small children. En-
quire Citizen Office.
WANTED-A few domestics and cooks
for private families. w. b. Gilman
WANTED-At once, a number OF
bridge carpenters to work on the
Santa Fe Central railroad. Apply
at company's general office, Santa
Fe, or to August Reingardt. Kenne
dy, N. NJ, via Galisteo.
WANTED-Gents' good second hand
clothing, shoes and hats, 5l5 Soutt
First street. Call or address r. j
Sweeney.
WANTED-Five young men from Be-
nalillo county at once to prepare TO
positions in the government service
Apply to Interstate Cores. Inst
Cedar Rapids, la.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-19


FOR SALE-Pony team, harness, two
seated wagon, saddle, chickens, and
two iron beds. Inquire 500 West
Tijeras n
FOR SALE-A bargain, $3.50 for a
mountain home, consisting of nearly
an acre and a half of ground; ~ fruit
trees; good adobe house, furnished,
inside measurement 13x24 feet; tent
14x16; good poultry yard and hen
coop; chickens and chicks about 20.
Fol particulars address e.. H." care
Postmaster Placitas, via B%ernalillo,
New Mexico.
FOR SALE-Well paying confection-
cry store in good location. Party
leaving town. Address Y. H., Citi-
zen Office.
FOR SALE-A forty acre ranch near
railroad; 20 acres in fruit trees and
vines; 400 shade and ornamental
trees; good pure water from a sixty
foot well; good adobe residence and
%outhouses. For particulars inquire
at The Citizen office.
FOR SALE-Several beautiful homes
and city lots. These are bargains
and must be seer to he appreciated.
No trouble to show property. See
Jno. w. McQuade.
FOR SALE-Several hundreds pounds
of bran new BREWER and small plea
good type stands, tables, etc. In fact
a country newspaper outfit furnish
ed. Inquire Or address The Citizen
FOR SALE-Several hundred pounds
of old papers, good for wrapping
purposes, cheap. Address, The Citi
zen, Albuquerque. N. M.
FOR SALE-Old papers, rs cents pc,
hundred, at the Citizen office.