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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-30
AUGood

, All doctors are good, but
only the best can cure the
hardest cases. Just so with
cough medicines. All are
good, but only the best can
cure the hardest coughs.
Buy the kind the doctors pre-
scribe,-Ayer's Cherry Pee
toral.
"For three winters I had 4 very bad
cough. then tried Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. In a short time ceased cough
ing, and soon was entirely cured"
Mrs. Pearl Hyde, Guthrie Center, la.
49,, ~s., sIN. &c. AVER co.. Lowell. Mass.
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Nm Ottawa despatch says Senator Snow
ball Of New brunswick has a. cepted the
position of leuterant governor of New
Brunswick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-30

1t enabled me to bear ths terrible strain Of nv
baby's sickness, and kept me from break ing down
in spite of all had to stand. My appetite and
color returned and began TO gain flesh. rec
remedy to all women run down through over
work, sickness or any cause, and ] give this let
ter in the hope thar other mothers who are
worrying over their sick children and trying to
do their work, may know how TO keep up tho
health under such trying circumstances"
You love your home and your children,
and you want to do the work, but when you
override, your nerves begin to cry out against
outrage. You must have help, and you'll
find 1t in Dr. Greenes Nervura, which is
known everywhere, and which is every
where working wonders for women.
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HARD WORK
When Your Nerves Give Way, Dr.
Greens's Nervura Builds Them Up
and Makes Honest Strength.

The woman who does her own work and
takes care Of children has need Of all her
strength All around us there are examples
Of what overwork will do. 1t overta1es the
nerves too, and then trouble begins.
DR.. Greenes Nervura is the great strength
ener for overworked women. gives them
strength from their food and strength from
perfect rest at night. 1tregulates the nerves
and builds up in every way.
Mrs. JONI II LAux, 4s Springfield Ave.,
Newark, Nj, says:
When began TO take DR.. Greenss Nervura
blood and nerve remedy was terribly run down.
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CLUBBING LIST

Blood Wine is for sale by all druggist.
for 80 cents a bottle.
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hon. Bred 7. RIVERS 10 the cIty.

Hon. FredT. Myers, Senator from
Leon county and prominent candidate
for Congress IN this the third district
arrived in the city Monday from Jack
sonvIlle. This 10 the first visit which
Mr.. Myers has paid to our city In a
good many years and his friends and
admirers are pleased to see him. He
will remain in the city and county
throughout the week In the interest Of
his candidacy for Congress and during
that time will see as many Of the voters
as is possible. We are informed that
the distinguished gentleman will attend
the big picnic at Blue Spring tomorrow
and in all probability will deliver a
speech.
Mr.. Myers is justly regarded as one OF
the blest lawyers in the entire state
For twelve years he has represented his
county, Leon, in the State Senate, He
has a large number Of admirers in this
town and county who are doing al
possible 10 further his candidacy.
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Probably Another Murder.

Monday morning Sheriff Armstrong
received telegram from Horton & Sui.
Ivan, at Lee, directing him TO proceed
with all speed to Higden, whore, as the
telegram stated, one man had killed
another, Deputy Sheriff Mike Bass set
out In all haste with the dogs and was
gone until yesterday morning. From
him we learn that Lee Banks and Ed
Williams, negroes, became involved in
o row over the usual cause woman,
and In the fight which followed Williams
received no less than 13 separate knife
wounds inflicted by Banks. The man
Banks escaped to the swamps and not.
withstanding the dogs were put upon
the trail and chased him two miles, in
the course Of which be was seen and
shot at nine times, he made good hi. ee.
cane. Deputy Bass said that the man
Williams was etill alive when he left
Monday night but that t was practical
ly certain that he would die.
Returning home in the night deputy
Bass met with an accident Lightning
struck q tree near him which caused his
horses TO run away. The buggy wheel
coming in contact with Il ee was smash.
ed into small pieces and Mr.. Base was
thrown out and col siderably bruIse
lie succeeded in borrowing another
wheel for his vehicle and finally reached
home Tuesday morning.
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U. D. c RaII.

Tuesday night the parlors and dining
room Of the Merchants Hotel presented
an animated and beautiful scene, the oc-
casion being the ball given under the
ausp,crs of the local chapter, Daughtere
Of the Confederacy. Society was out il
full force and many handsome costume,
were worn by the ladies. An admissioS
fee Of fifty cents was charged the proceed
to be devoted to patriotic purposes by
the chapter.
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The Blue Spring Picnic.

Tomorrow lie the day set for the big
union picnic at Blue Spring in this
county which lie given by the citizens Of
Hamilton, Suwannee and Madison coun-
ties in celebration Of the compilation Of
the iron bridge across the WithlaCoOchee
river near that point. From all lndlCa-
tons large crowd Of The citizens Of the
town will attend. Chairman W. II,
Dial, jr., Of the Board Of County Com
missioners, aud VIII Taylor were Circu'
lating a subscription list among the
business men men Monday asking for
contributions to aid in providing a
danring pavilion, free ice water and
lemonade for that occasion, and we are
glad TO know that our merchants sub
scribed literally. A big time ~ in store
for all who attend. Go out, people,
and become acquainted with many OF
the citizensof your sister counties.
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Hanson PHILOSOPHY.

"IIanson Hummings," presto; Hanson
Philosophy" Well, tstrue, we thought
the first savored little too much Of
bumblebeeisrn while the latter may be-
just little too extreme. Still, with our
customary modesty, would admit we
rather like the exchange. Hope the
people will not lhe IL too literally too
too, as we enaeE once week to ring
up the curtRin Hanson.
Rev. M. paFke vas at his post
prompt 81 the afBt Sunday. Filled
hisapl ntman acceptably TO the people
shook az sR lingly all around and
promfs5 u some again. As cousin
pernlbn n t5ove item would like to add !;
ID ee eers nly constructed with but one
~ and h could have been 3sot' in the
l.aex Of the head, whispering up tie
sisgle h time Of preaching would not
81 afiended with 90 much inconyerdence
- 6ssne nor 90 much indignation 70 9th.
ega The contortions Of the hbdy chat
afe now necessary would be- ayoidable
ina the GIggle In great measure
suppressed.
Tho ringing Of the stroke upon th
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Sam p. Joaes.

Thislecturer, about the last Of a num-
Der OF platform entertainment Of the clos
ing century, will give one Of his charac-
teristic fun-makinR yet philosophical
lectures to morrow evening at the court
house. Ifyou have heard him You want
to hear him again. II you have never
heard him, now ls your chance, TO hear
the only man who, il is said, furnishes
in one lecture more fun than two come
dams; more philosophy than four univer-
cit es; more gospel than half dozen
theological seminariee, and almost as
much common sense as the mother Of a
big family OF country boys.
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A spIeudid Showing.

A few shares OF the capital stock Of
the Madison County State Bank were
offered for sale here one day lsst week
and we're promptly purchased at the
splendid price Of one hundred and fifteen
dollars per share. When it Is remem-
bereti that this bank opened for business
ten months ago u will be readily seen
how valuable ie It's stock. The officers
and directors Of this Institution may
well congratulate themselves upon this
evidence Of the stability q tbeir efforts
and the oitIzeussensrally should Be gra-
tiaed At this meguifcsnt allowing,
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY JupoE--j. p, Marin.
CiRpN oY COUNT. y. Martin.
SHEsipp--E, y. Armstrong.
Tan AssRss0K-R }, Paterson.
TAI CoILEcToR--S. J. Ellison.
Sup'T. PUBLIC INsrNucTloN-leA. Hughes,
COUNTY TREAsuRER.-T. w. Dale.
COUNTY SuRvRYoh--J q, Leslie.
County, Commandments n, Dial, w.,
chairman; ". w. Mcdonald, L. J, Porter, q, w.
Eutiev WIN. Williams. Regular meeting on
|ho first Wednesday Of each month.
SCHOOL BoARp-J. c. Horne, Chairman; W. J..
lnanton, w. NJ. Goodman. Regular meeting on
be first Tuesday OF each month.
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Or Hodges. new OFFICES.

After September lat DIR. Hodges will
have the hSndsomest dental offices in
Florida, in DR.. Smiths new brick block.
Until then you will find HIM over Cog.
gins' store. Il
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Fnthx remplea In india.

Sacred cows often defle Indian tenn
ples, but worse yet ia body that's pollst-
ed by constipation, Don't permit it.
Cleanse your system with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and avoid untold misery.
They give lively livers, active bowels,
good digestion, fine appetite. Only 25c
at 3. f, Moseley's drug store.
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Happu rLme b Ola Town

awe felt very happy" writes X. NJ
Devil, Old Town, Va, "when Bucklen's
Arnica salve wholly cured our daughter
of bad case Of scald.' 1t delights all
who use it for Cuts, Corns, Burns. Bruis-
es, Boils, Ulcers, Eruptions. Infallible
for Piles. Only 25c at b. F. Moseiey'e
drug store.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

hereby announce myself a candidate for re-.
election to the Office Of Tax Collector for Madison
county, subject TO the Democratic primary OF Iuiy
Is, Thanking generous public for past support
hereby solicit a continuance OF the same and NJ
once with the same hdehty which have given
IL in The past.
a.. = r,,,,.. .
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TOWN OFFICERS.

EiAYoR--F. 3. Hodges,
m wax AND TRRAsuRgR---Walter Bunting.
MARSHAL AND CoLLEcroR--W. A Dale.
AssEssoR--A. l.. Vann.
Town couNciL-f.. A. Fraleigh. President; !, r.
ines, w. b. DAVIS, MN. Burton and J. l.
smart. Regular meeting at Council Chamber IN
Municipal Building on the second Tuesday night
Il each month.
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or Madison county, their wives and
children: You are hereby notified that
Or. Hodges has moved his dental Office
10 Coggins store-up Stare whore he
Vii AS poAhd VISA l'sl.saltsF ~, when
bt moves slss ~ Asn1|ss.' wv oia0es
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For COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself 2 candidate for re-
election to the office ~ County J'rcaspfer of Wadl-
son county, and solicit the support Of The Demo.
cratic voters in The coming election ! also take
tins method Of thanking my friends for past favors
Respectfully
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-12

NsAp1soN LoDoH, No. ~, II. AND A. MA, l..
ts,oek, w. M. Regular communications the first
III rid Wednesdays Of each north.
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Jas. p Martin, county judge present
ed report Of license Issued for month Of
May which shows amounts collected
for State $3.50; county, sl26, which was
received and ordered fled
The bills were taken up and paid as
follows:
r. J. Paterson, assg taxes roos ....o.,,.,. s7s 90
J. K. Cone, repairs on Turkey Geek Bridge. 90
L. Porter, inspecting bridges and mileage. o4o
L. II. Patterson, soap by sheriff .......,.,,.. 100
J. W. Vann, Sup. Registration, salary mos AZ "a
West Anderson, buryingMartha Grimes, paupers 90
w. S. Pert, mile post and sign board, Ellavllle
road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 90
Or. Yates, Med, at to zilphia Holt .....,.Ia.s 50
Z" Salary mos as eounty physician. .. 81 .as
II. M. Taylor, blankets by sheriff ....... 40 20
z. s. Armstrong, cost In Holt case, ....,.35s
cess pool for mos. ....,...,,.... 8, %
" summoning Jury Spring term court A. 10
feed Of prisoners, April. ..s...... 9z.4i
May d. "a
r. W. Dale, dis. co school funds j. -. 10 3
w. d. Griffin, r. costs Joe Robson case n
II. s. Grim, const. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t4sie
@. b. Haven J p holding inquest " lae
Brooks. 49,. .....,.....,-,....,.t,sg 4, AN
w. a. Horn, const .........,...... ,,t4i,.4t.l,
r. j, Morris, witness. 30, Nose jackson Ye.-h 3
Jurors Of Inquest. ..'i 3.o'
.a..|
trr.t.-.a = =. NJ. ~ AZ ~ Xxx
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Proceedings County Commissioners.


order by the chairman and minutes Of
last meeting were read and approved.
Mrs, N. aollway was put on pauper
list at VI 80 per month from date. Rosetta
DeLaugbter was put on pauper liet at
sl00 per month from date. Ziphia
Holt was allowed $500 for temporary
relief.
Petition to establish public road from
Georgia line to Canton post Office was
on motion granted, and W. r. Wimberly,
j., II. benson and John Collins were
selected as committeeman TO mark out
said road which is TO be established
without cost to the county.
Petition 10 establish public road from
Pineland church, via =. H. Laniere
place, to st. Augustine road was on
motion granted, aud J, d. Mcdonald.
p. X. Lanler and j. s. Pinsop we're
named TO lay out said road, and the
same is to be established without cost
10 the county In any way.
Ordered, that all road commissioners
be paid up 10 full for 6 months services
the present year.
On motion y. S. Armstrong; bid
$4,000 per month for all county conyicts
for the remainder Of the present year
was accepted.
1t having been announced TO the
Board ty the contractor OF the new
steel bridge on the Withlacoochee river,
near Blue Spring, that the same would
be completed and ready to be turned
over TO the county by the 18th inst, IL
was ordered and agreed that the whole
Board meet at said bridge on said date
On motion oommiss oners Sutley and
Mcdonald were selected as members OF
this Board TO meet the State Associati u
uf County Commits toner's at 0cala, Fla,
on the 18th and 18th Of June Of the
present year.
Communication Of Commissioners Of
Agriculture IN regard to furnishing
data towards advertising county re.
sources Was referred to county attorney
who 10 requested to furnish sid data at
as small cost TO the county as possible.
The sheriff produced orders from the
chairman Of the Board for the delivery
Of county oovicts an follows:
sam Watkins to w. T. Davis term of sentence,
Jennie BaIheld to S. A. Hineiy, term Of % days.
Fleet Robinson to Irvine Mcclellan, term Of o
months.
Henry Hatcher to Ola Sanders, term of 90. days.
| Patterson Frazier TO Richard Frazier term OF 90
days.
IT,. Jackson to E. S. :Arnstrong term of 90
days.
S. J. Ellison, tax collector presented report Of
taxes collected for month Of May as follows:
General Revenue, ..,.,,.. ,..,..,..,..,.S 500 .os
school, '.,'... '.'...'.,..'.".,,,.''' iSsS'so
Fine and Forfeiture. ........,.....,,..4Is.I IS
Roads and Bridges.,,.,.. .,.,,..,,,,. sg7.56
County Bonds. .,.,.....",. 446.o6
Pols..."..., ,,.,.,..,.,.".,,........i49. 90
-
Is66.o1
VAldosta Southern Railway
General Revenue. ,.,.".,....,.,,..,,.,,ai.7 -
Senooi.'ss'.s' 90 Is
Fine and Forfeiture ..,.,..,,,,,.,.n.i5,o7
County bonds,s. .,,,,,.,..,....,s,.,.,,..t ~. g
Roads and Brdges..., ..".,....,......"o7
|
S,9S7.sa
Western Union Telegraph Co;
General Revenue. ..,...."-..".o.,,,,."., 6.Sa
SCHOOL. 1920
Fine and Forfeiture. ...,.,..... .,...,......4.II
County Bonds.,-..,.. 90 .,4.7
Roads and Bridges. ,.".....,."..,....... a,oS
Total collections for month -. s4oas 81
/ las p. Martin. county iud0a preaank.
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Notice.

Picture frames all sizes aud designs
artistically made 10 order.
36.tf EDWIN BLALOCK. ,
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FOR TAX ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself candidate for re .no,ni-
nation 20 the Office Of Tax Assessor subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic Primary 10 be held on
July 18th next Thanking the people for their
generous support IN TIE past, and soliciting the
support and sufr' re Of M democrats In die Primary
lam, Very Respect fully
Rom ! pArppenhy
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-12

BAPTIST cBuRcH-Serviees every second
IA fourth Snbhaths, n =. m. and 1880 p. m. Sun.
school ssSSy EVENING" as Gao oees Rev
n Reamy, Pastor.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
CHURCHES.

|A,v-,,optsr cHuRctt--Preaehing every first,
ma and third SUNDAYS, ~ a m, and 7:ss .. m.
,svsy Meeting every Thursday night. Rev. A.
Henry, pastor
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|p,rsuYrIRiAr cHuRcH-Seryices every secopd
IA tourth sundays, a, m. and 8 p. m. Prayer
'r,dng every Tuesday night. Rev. h. r.
Eckle, pastor.
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xvreHrs oF IloNoR--A. Livingston, d. T. 2.
kagin, r. II Regular meeting on the second
tuesday, night Of each month.
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sHCnET SOCIE1IES.

MADISON n, A. CHAPTKR, No. S-W. S. Jordan
p; NJ. 6. Buck. X; II, J.. Millinor,
T. Anlrus Paterson, Sec. Regular conVoca,
q, y on &c first and third Mondays Of each month,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-12

KNIGHTS OF PYrTuAs--Mee,ing every Monday
Erht al Castle Hall, H. NJ. Taylor, c. c.; J. L,
pardee, X. Of r.. and S.
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FELIX PINsON.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

come again soliciting the support of the
Democratic voters of Madison county 1T the next
primary on the Isth Of July, as one Of your Repre-
septatives TO the next Legislature. II nominatedan and
elected hereby promise 10 serve you honestly,
soberly and TO The best Of my ability 6y supporting
all good measures that may be introduced for tho
upbuilding of our beloved state
Respectfully.
mo n WI som
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FOR THE STATE SENATE.

! hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election TO the State Senate. Thanking the people
Of Madison county for past fnvors and soliciting a
continuance of same, am very respectfully.
n. ID. WADSWORTH.
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couR1, CALENDAR.

Jupcx, BAscOM N. PALMER, Lake City.
STATES ATTORNEY, l., II. Robertson, Lake City,
.econd Monday In April. Fall Term conVenes at
Madison on the second Monday In October.
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FOR HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

hereby announce my candidacy for the House
of Representatives subject TO the action of the
democratic primary, and solicit the support Of all
voters.
LEY ~ nIAaCAnAr
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-12

For SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION,

To The Democratic Voters % Madison County.
hereby announce myself As q candidate for the
Office Of Supervisor Of Registration subject 10 he
action Of the dcnorapc pumafivs n elected 4
pledge m, self 10 flithful ~ rfornance of the du-
ties that dcvolvc apon the dflce, Rcspcctfully,
w. w. WItITIOCK.
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To the People Of Madison county

hereby respectfully announce myselfa candidate
for reelection IN the position Of Supervisor OF
Registration and solicit the support Of all demo
cratic voters at the ensuing primary election,
mo w NANN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-02

DARTMOUTH. Neb., Oct. I.-(spe-
cisl)-Mra. Kennedy of Omaha, d sister
in-law Of T. w. Kennedy. the man who died
very suddenly Of heart failure last Saturday
while working on the new Burlington bridge
here. arrived In this city yesterday and
Identified the remains. She learned Of mis-
death through The Bee. A brother OF the
deceased resides at Streator, ILL.,, and a
cousin at Atlantic. Ia, and were notified,
but were unable to get here in time for the
funeral which occurred last evening. Rev.
Father Carney oflciatea and interment was
In the Catholic cemetery. rhe deceased
has a wife and a 4-year-old son residing at
Percival, Ia, but they have not lived to-
gether for several years. In one Of his
pockets was found a pair Of baby stockings.
which he doubtless priced higher than any,
thing else he possessed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-02
Young.ter Gets to wrong Town.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Oct. 1.-(Special.)-
Pierre Olson, a young SWede who but re-
Gently landed from the old country, was
stranded In this city Sunday through an
error Of the railroad officials in Boston who
supplied his ticket, He was bound for Sex
torp in Cheyenne county for a visit with
relatives, but by mistake his ticket read
to Humboldt. He could not speak or un-
derstand a word Of the English language,
and people were at a loss what to do until
a Humboldt woman, VIII Is a native Of Swe-
den, made her appearance and untangled
the skeln. The Burlington o11cials were
apprised of the situation and gave ~instruc-
lions to send the youngster. who was only
IA years Of age, out to Sidney, where his
folks had been located. The traveller had
plenty Of money but knew nothing of his
whereabouts and cried through fear of los
ing his baggage which had been checked
through.