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The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30
HANGED FOR FOUL MURDER.
Bob Foy Pays Laws Extreme PEN
atty at Roanoke.

Roanoke, Va, Aug. 29.-Bob Foy,
colored, was hanged at the Wise Court
House to-day for the murder of Day
ton H. Miller, whom he shot and killed
at Toms Creek, Dec. 20, last. Mr.. Mil
Ter was treasurer OF the Cranes Nest
Coal and Coke Company.
Foy broke Jail with eleven others in
January, but was shortly afterwards
recaptured
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30
WILL STOP AT WHEELING
Roosevelt VIII BE There on
Morning of Sept. @.

Newport, N. H.. Aug. 29.-Secretary
Cortelyou announced to-day that the
President on his trip to Tennessee and
North Carolina would stop over at
Wheeling, W. Va, on the morning of
Sept 6. 1t is expected that the trip
will consume about one week.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30

Huntsville. Ala, Aug. 29.--An official
invitation has been telegraphed 10
President Roosevelt 10 extend his visit
from Chattanooga 10 this city next
month.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30

Washington Aug 29.--The Navy
Department has been notified that tho
Newport News shipbuilding works will
turn the monitor Arkansas over 10
The government on Sept 6.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30
FuERsT BISMARCK SAFE.
with One Engine Mig Liner Makes
Way to Plymouth.

Plymouth. England, Aug. 29.-The
Hamburg American Line steamer
Fuerst Bismarck. Capt. Banda. arriv-
ed here at II O'Clock tonight.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30

The Fuerst Bismarck left New York
Aug. q for Plymouth, cherbourg and
Hamburg. She WAS spoken Aug 20
and % with her st8rboard thrust shaft
broken. The steamer proceeded, how
ever. under one engine and was about
day ana q half late IN reaching
Plymouth.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30
Two Drowned in Creek.

Mount Pleasant, Miss, Aug. %
henry and Dewey Fitz. aged 4 and 6,
Tsspectiyely. We're accidentally, drown
20 IN creek near their fathers resi-
afnee to-day
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30
RAvISHED, THEN MURDERED.
Unknown Brute's DastardIy Jeea or
Crime.

Corinth, Miss, Aug. 29.-Mrs. Gary
Whitfield, a young woman living one
mile south of this place, was crimi-
nally assaulted and murdered by
some unknown person late this after
noon. The body was discovered by
her husband upon his return from
work.
The sheriff. with a posse and blood
hounds, are In pursuit OF the crimi-
nal.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30
KILLED IN PUBLIC ROAD.
because of Family Quarrel Charles
Ambursy Meets Death.

Amburey Meets Death.
Bristol, Tenn, Aug. 29.-As the re-
suit of an alleged family difficulty,
Charles Amburgy, of Whitesburg, KY,
was shot and killed by George Larmer
of Abingdon, Va, to-day.
Larmer accused Amburgy of improp-
er conduct toward a certain member
of his family and, meeting Amburgy
near the public highway, fired upon
him, instantly killing him.
Larmer surrendered.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-30

snowhill, Md. Aug. 29.-Asbury Dix-
~ coiored. was hanged here to-day
47f the murder Of his wife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

D ubren aller Sorteu su ben
ntebrtSiten Preifen Bel @ebr. glart.
Gin am Sttl auf3umtnbenbe llbr fur
81. 80; 9aranttrt. Gin 20 Sabre
init @elb Sefd0tes @ebduie unb nit
feben SuweIen u~eriebenem amertfa.
nii@em @ert fur So. Spre@t Dor
unb last gu@ uniere Bargains Dor.
weiIen.
~ Deere: @asen, Deere dmas
i@inen, Deere pflise, Deere Mais=
pflan3mai9inen, Deere gultipators,
Deere=g ssen unb Deere : 8u9sies gu
faufen BET Der @rtnols Company. Al
W Sn Suwelen, narnentli@6o@
3ettsrtmsen, In Eaidenzunb @ausubren
wie au6 in Stlber,paaren taait man
bas bette unb biqisite Bel u. s. &o:
bertlan, ct. gloub, BET benz aud STE;
parataren on ubren prompt unb gu;
uerlahis beiorat merben. 39.bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Hdeific.
Siai9e Tabrraten.

gu Der pom 20. BIS 81. Mai 1902 in ct.
Yaul itattfinbenben gaptiiten=N nniperlarien=
gerlammluns p~erfauft bic Nortbern Yacific
@abnsel elldaft Sidets nod ct. Baul unb
minneapolis unb Suriid inter folsenbem
gebin9un9en:
Sin eriter talaiIe Limited Sabrpreis mad
ct. Saul nit 3ui6la9 BON $2.O 90 fir Sins
unb Serreileu, aus9en0mmen menn Der eim=
fade Sabrpreis mad ct. Saul peniser ais Sc
betrdSt. Damn mirb Der einfa9e Sabtpreis
(na9 ct. Eaul,) unb elm 8rittel fir Sin=
uub Serreiieu sereduet. Sidets merbeu per=
fault am Is, 10. unb 20. Wfai 1902. @Iltis
mad ieber &i6tuus bin bis gum 30. Mtai
eini6lieBli6. &eturn. Coupon mug inboiiirt
lein ni6t siltis fir &iidfabrt por benz 20.
Wai 1902
geim Seponiren Der Sidets Bel unieren
Stabts 49enten in ct. Saul ober Minneapo=
liz, mas ni9t DOR benz 81 Wtat aber aud
nidt mebr mad benz 20. Mai 9ei9ebeu tann,
bebarf IS elmer 3ulase pon so Gents, UNI
bic &iidfabrt BON ct. SAUL pber Winueapo=
liz bis gum 30. Sum- 1902 eini6lieBli6 aus=
%3ubebnen.
81. 9. See, s. 6. Cooling.
". Is. " :, u. Sotalagent,
2O-ba ct. @lou6 Weinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
@mter Natt.
@ibcrruf.

llntersei6neter nimmt hermit aIe pou tbm
om 20. WarS 1902 in Wuaer & S9rGSer's
S6ant9eI6Gft 81 ct. Solepb iiber ben Gba=
rafter Der Srau Maria Sarp aema6tea ae,=
Berun9en Suriid. 21:1t
@eor9 @arnert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Ser neus Seriobmm9srins.

Ser aniidt bes flusen Solfes se
mdB lit Der b~euorSuste Serlobunss:
ring beut5ntase elm btrneniormiser
Stein, Elm Oiamant ror9eSosen, Der
Stein fat unli6tbar, Der &eif iebr
binn. Wenn Elm farbiser Stein ses
wdblt mirb, anitatt zines Oiamanten.
bann mirb Der Suuorfommenbe Sume=
Tier i'm einfaiien NIT Dem binniten
uobur@ Elm berrlt@er
BON wetBem Seuer erseust
mirb. Oas pom Solte beporsuste
lit r@olben Grain Belt"
Bier. @ebraut pom reinlten Ser
itenmal3 unb 9opfen. lit eS erfriidenb
unb foftbar. 8eiteIt es BEL gurem
na@ten 8erfdufer ODER laBt gud 3D.
nit uerlebsn BON
9. &enSfen, ct. gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
&auc! 2dnr!
91ur fir fatbpIifcbe MnffebIer.

8ilbes 2anb unb cultipirte Sarmen gu per-
fauten. Seet 1T bic bette Seit gu fauien, be-
Dor bas 9ano int Yreiie itei9t. @ir baben
nod 5000 Mder wilbes 9anb, sutes @iei III
unb SolSlanb, nit suteal, id1uerem 2ebm=
bOben, su Sc so per @der nnb aufwdrts.
$500 riiien per @der onbe,ablt merben,
Der &et auf fiinf Sabre .3eit al 6 8ro3ent
Sntereifeu. gs sibt bier nod einise @nbsrs=
9l6ubise, ipel6e serre ibre c%ult,pirten Sars
mer losi6lasen m06ten, neil lie li9 unter
ben Satbolifen ni9t wobl fiblen. Oas
wilbe 9anb liest Bel 9aitrup, Worriion @oun=
tp, pier bis flint Meilen BON Stride unb
S1ule. Die clltipirten Sarmen liesen in
unb Inn Sudmau. Sir &eferen3en rpenbe
man ii1 an Nen. @mt. Sarge in gndman
ober an Sobn ". @olter, ct. Gloub. We=
gen naberert Ginselbeiten ri@te man ii9 an
Spbm Sbmplfe,
30. 8udman, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Sawinst cine iaarfe Mrt.

Wtaionen itaunen iber bte Maife
pom &ranfbeiten, bic BON Or. &tns's
Stem 0ife Piaen beieitist merben-
AUDI bic elenOelten. Wtasenleiben,
0eberleiben unb Sdmersen in Ser
ginsemeioe n6artleibtsteit, @ppetttlo
tsfeit, @elbla6t, @aueniieber, Sic:
Der, Dtalaria, ale miiien bieien nun:
beruoGen arbeitern mei9en. 25cts in
50. s 6ubn's Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
&mT Bros.
SHe3eretbambImmA
SDnbibprei nnb
Sdderet

tit bas Sauptquartier fur iolde, mel.
DIE 0fonomii9 ibren 8ebart fur l6aus
anb &i9e einfaufen wouen. @te ur=
lere @aaren itsts frii6 unb sei9mad=
oou 1tnb, 10 1T unlere 8ebtenuns res
ell anb prompt. Wir ft9ern iebem
9unben NIT unierer 8ebtenun9 3n=s
friebenbeit gu. @er nod nt9t nit
uns tn @eiddftssertebr ftanb, Der
ueriu9e IS einmal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
6efucbt unb DerianQt

pom 9ouis 6otop, Sarge, g. o., benz alten
sIperldiii9eu @9enteu, Wdb6en uno 6O9e fir
pripate Samilien unb Satels in Der Stabt
unb amf benz 9anbe. eobn fir Wab9en pom
SO bis S5 per po6e, fir Rode pom $25 bis.
S35 per Wouat. @ute gebaubluna nnb'
2obu wirb 9%arantirt. Saben ebenfaQs pldse
fir WGnner auf 9uten Sarmen. 2obn ST.
per Gag, $25 bis S2S per Wtonat wGbreub
oer Saiion. @esen ndberer @ustunft i1rei=
be nan on ODER 1pre6e Dot BEL
2ouis Sotop,
.21=4t Nem Sarao Saus, Sar9e, u. O..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Gaatfartpfeln.

Sn l1ebereinitimmu1s n it unierer lesten
Serbit semabten anfiint isuus miro unii I
Serr Sobnlon nit elmer r@arloao" Sartoi=
feln fir bic Saat in ct. Gleub iein. Sar=
mer, wel6e neue, refine Sa%atfartpffeln 81
pfansen baben wo1en, mOsen seitiS poripre=
den unb ii6 bieielben seben laiien. Gs mag
ni6t 10 lei6t iein, bieielben ipdter in bel
Sailon su erbalten.
9ebriber@einbers
2l=3 9alesbur9, SD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

ion5ern befdmpft ebenio ben @eIammt=
inbalt Der pom Der Ofsnbaruns ses
seiliSten @runbidbe: iener beilisen
unb funbamentalen @runbidbe. mel.
DIE ben Menl9en NIT hem lesteu 3iele
Ietner griitens befannt maden, i6m
ben @eS ber Pflidt weiien, ibm Mutb
unb @eitSnation etnf0ben, tbm I'M.
a~ntatbare 8ere6tisfeit unb poItom.
menes Slid i~enieits bes Grades tn
Iusfs@t iteuen unb ibm nabefesen Bite
a3eit Der gmt9teit, bic @rbe benz Sim
mel nnter5uorbnen. limb mas wirb
an BITE Steue bieier 0eitidse, bieler un=
uerslet9li@en 9ilfstisen bes @lau:
beus seiebt2 ginidauoerbaIter Step
ticismuS, wel@er iid auf BITE bergen TAFT
wte Sis lest unb iebes bo9bersise
Streben bes @emiiiens sritidt.
uns bod itnb bieie 70 perbdnsniB,
pollen eebren, e~brwarsise 8riber,
wie ibr lebet, aus benz Srsiie Der sSbeen
tn bas dubere 0eben anb in bic 0ffent
li9en @tnri9tunsen abersesansen.
@roBe anb md9tise Staaten iesen
bielelben b%eitdnbis in Die Yraris I'm,
pom benz @abu befansen, baB lte 70
an Der Spite bes 5ortldritts unb Der
Civilization mar19tren I1nb a(s oh
ite ni6t uerpfli6tet mdren, In ii@ aul=
5unebmen uno wiebersuipieseln, mas
i'm mooernen 9eben ON selunbelten lit,
slauben bic 0fIentli6en @emalten ii6
BON Der Pfltdt, Offentlid Soft gu eb=
rem, entbunben, unb nur gu bdufs &C.
l9tebt es, baB lie, inoem tie li9 init
ibrem Snbifferentismus gesen ale Ste
liSionen bril- item, seraOe bic einstse
pom Soft ein9eisste Relision feino:
Ielis bebanoeln.
&us bieiem Spit,m bes praftildeu
@tbeismus muBte notbpenbisermeiie
itd eine ttefe gerwitruns Der laotali=
l9en Orbnuns ersebeu nnb cine Iol5'
er9ab it9 tbatid6lt3, bsnn bic NsIi
sion lit bas 9auptiunOamaut ser Sc
redtisteit unb Der gbrenbaftisteit, ME
bas au6 bic beribmten @eilen bes al
ten 9etoentbums bereits erfannt ia
ben. Wenn ndmli9 erit bic 8anbe
sebro6en ltnb, wel6e Ben Wenl9er
nit Soft ais benz allsemeinen 9eies=
seber unb Ri9ter uerbinOen, banp
Siebt es muir nod Elm Struggled elmer
rein birserli@en, ODER mte man iast,
elmer unabbdntsen Moral, melde por
Dem eniseu ursruab unb cen s0ltli
den 9orl9riiten abiiebt unb, nur il:
rer Neisuns na6sebeno, our lebter
uno uerbduSniBuouen gonisquenS &c
lanst, baB Der Meni6 ii@ ielbf Sc:
iebe siebt. lnfdbis, itd auf ben Sli=
seln her @riitli6en 6oifnuns gu Der
bOberen @itern ST. erbeben, pirb e,
nur na6 irbil@er Nabruns uerlansen
unb bieie in elmer m0slt9f bober
Summe BON @eniTen unb In BEN 8e
quemli9feiten bes 2ebens erbltden,
inbem tie BEN Outfit mad Sersniisun
gen Iddrfen, bic 8esierbe mad &et9
tbamern, bas Serlansen mad idnel.
lem unb ibersroBem @eptnn obne
&idIi6t auf bic @ere6tisfeit, ferner
ten gbrseis entfammen unb lelbit
Dor iaesitimen Mitteln nidt surid
l9reden, I'M benielben gu b%ef1iebisen,
enbli6 bic Seradtuns Ser @elese unb
Der OHentli6en @emalten in ii6 i6lte:
BEN, ipmie eine a~asemeine 3aseuoiis
teit Der Sitten, welde eineu mabren
gerfau Der Qualification mad ii6 siebt.
(6ortlsbuns folst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Somffa9un9.

@Qen Srellnben unb Nadbaren, melde uns
pGbrenb Der 8ranfbeit umieres lieben, un>
persebliben Sobnes grnit biilfrei6 CUR Sanb
sinsen, unb a0en eebrern unb &iuberr, bic
i9 gum gesrabniB besielben einsefunben,
iiberbaupt aden, bic uns in Der Stlnbe Der
barten Yriifuns ibr bersli6es geileib befnnz
beten, iei ri emit unler aufri9ti9er Oant ers
itattet. s.. s. @bmann unb Satin.
Sorab, ben 81. april, 1902.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Gbranii9e Mnberoauli9feit sebeilt.

Oie bebeutenbfte grfinbuns ber leb=
ten Sabre lit bas poiitiue 9eilmittel
fur rlnuer6auli9feit. gascarets gans
By gatbarttc. SeilunS sarantirt.
@@te Gdfel@en seitempelt 6. 6. 6.
Nie In Mahen uerfauft. Sn &potbe=
fen 10 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Nptbe Marfen.

Ser Grdmten=S tore mirb bis gum l. Wtai
CUR @inlOiun9 pom Marfen often fem. &ein
Bramiam mirb iiir weniser als elm babies
BUD wesseseben. @enn Sbr weniser als
elm babies Bud babt, bann mag bic 0iiie=
ren3 bur6 baare Qussabluus, Is Gents bie
Seite, aus9esli6en weroen.
l &c RATIONAL g a . 6 o.
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New Process
Steam-LaundN

8suu 10, bann miro es ii9 Gr1 Iebnen,
ti6t auBer I9t gu laien, baB mir @uer gis
3entbum bebanbeln, ais mare es bas unieris
&c. @ir babem bic ~politanbi9ite @ai9an=
falt i'm Norbweften unb liefern eriter 8laiie
arbeit. @ir 9ebrau9en feline @bemifalielr +;
mir perberben baber Cure Saden ni6t. @enn
Sbr refine arbeit uus bette gebanbluns mont,
oann benft on uns. llniere Hreiie iinb niebz
riser ais ionitmo, unb mir beiersen Cure Sa=
nflien1pGi6e biutser, .als Sebr es ielbif tbun
tOnnt. grfuubist llnb iiberseust @u1. @ir
5aben @seuten in ben umlie9enbeu StGbten.
6. 3. Weper 9atnpftuafGanfaIt,
@iseutbimer.
Ooule's @ebGube an S. @pe. g. ct. 6Ioub.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
Hamburg Happenings.

Mrs. FEE. Wilson spent last week with
her daughters, Mrs. w, A. Dale and
Miss Vann Wilson.
r.. Il. Wilson, and TODD Lopez, john
Flowers and Sam Martin, Misses
George Martin, and Maggie Flowers at
tended picnic at sulphur Springs last
Friday and report most enjoyable time.
Mrs. J. F. Martin will visit relatives
at Lake Park this week.
Mrs j. R Wilson, and children are
visiting the family Of Mr.. II. b. GibsOn.
Mesdames Kirby a1d Rykard and
daughters attended church at Hopeful
last Sunday.
A much needed rain fell here satur-
day
1t won't be long until tho people will
be enjoying watermelons,
Some Of the farmers will begin TO lay
BY their corn soon.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
A Sad Death.

Little Howell, infant son Of Nc. and
Mre. 7. w. Millinor, died at the home
in this city last Saturday evening after
a brief Illness Of congestion. The little
one was taken sick &C Ellaville Friday
where with his mother he had been
visiting relatives for few days. He
was brought home Saturday aud died
that evening, aged about IL months. In
March the parents Of this little one
buried their eldest child who died after
short but very painful illness Of mem
brOneous croup and now again, before
the wounds in their hearts are healed,
they are called upon to give up their
last remaining child, Truly their atlic-
ton has been great and the sympathy
of the entire community goes out to
them in this their second great Attic
ton.
The little one was buried from the
Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon,
the funeral being attended by large
number Of the citizens who thus gave
expression to the sympathy feltby them
for'the grief stricken parents.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
ACamrairn Offer.
Daily Capita


The State primary will be held on July
10Th and at that time all officers TO be
voted for at the election, National. State
and county, will be nominated by direct
vote Of the people. The New Euter-
prise will be wide.wake during this
campaign year and every family in the
county and all who are interested in
Madison county politics should read
the New Enterprise during the CAM
paign.
We make the following liberal cam
psign offer. The paper will 10 sent
each week to any person, not already 4
subscriber, from the tune the subscrip.
tion ia received until December LIST for
90 cents. The cash must accompany the
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TO any person who will send us list
Of six names accompanied by 90, we will
send the paper free until December lst,
This offer is msde only for the benefit
OF those who are not now subscribers
and does not apply to names already on
our list.
II you would keep abreast of your
county news and political affairs now is
the time TO send in your subscription.
Address, The New Enterprise, Madi-
son Florida.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
Big Union Picnic.

On Friday, June 18th, the counties OF
Madison, Hamilton and Suwannee will
unite In a big picnic at Blue SprinRs.
In this county, to celebrate the compile.
ton of the iron bridge built jointly by
these counties across the river at that
point Great crowds Of people are er-
pected to attend from each Of the couu-
ties named and most enjoyable day is
promised to all. There will be- music
and dancing, free ice-water and lemon
sde by the gallon. Everybody is in.
vited and urged TO bring we'll fiIled
baskets. The opening OF this bridge
to travel will lie a big thing for the
merchants of Madison and they should
be we'll represented at this picnic and
assist in defrayips the expenses neces.
sary to provide a good time for all
present.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05

IL has been said by some critics and
some persons who oppose me, who seek
70 use IL to my injury that In some way
In The last state convention at jackson.
vile did some injustice to the candi.
daoy for governor OF Hon. d. H. MAYS.
This is quite an error on the part Of nv
opponents. And II may not be such an
error after all, but may arise from DELHI.
crate Misrepresentation. The delegation
from Jefferson county to the jackson.
VILE state convention In 1900, was com
posed OF some Of my closest friends,
The county convention composed largely
OF my closest friends endorsed Mr.. MAYS
candidacy for governor. Mr.. Mays and
myself each moved that the delegation
DO instructed for the other by rising
vote. Entire harmony prevailed in that
convention. Mr.. Mays and myself were
placed ON the delegation as delegates at
large on motion Of Hon. B. F. Barnes
a close friend Of mine. At the state con.
vention following the delegation voted
forty one ballots out Of the
foFtv-four, solidly for d. Il. Mays for
governor. I was member Of that dele
CATION, 90 was my brother, Mr.. JIM.
Lamar. Mr.. Mays name was withdrawn
as candidate for governor on the con-
clusion Of the forty arst ballot by his
orother-in-law Hon. c. b. Parkhin who
placed his name 10 nomination, Mr.,
Mays candidacy was treated with the
greatest consideration by me and my
friends In the state convention. The
best evidence Of that fact is that not the
slightest criticism can be heard in che
entire limits Of Jefferson county upon
me or upon the delegation in that matter.
dfhe criticism comes from some outside OF
Jefferson county. Their purpose 10 plain.
It 10 to foment discord IN Jefferson
county against me. Such persons will
fail In their object. Friends Of MIR. Maya
as we'll as my own in Jefferson coun ty
say that ms conduct towards Mr.. Mays
in the county and state conventions in
1900, while he was a candidate for gover.
nor, was not only just, but even gener.
ous. Very truly yours,
w. B. LAMAR.
Daily Capital.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
TOWN TOPICS.
Continued from Fourth PaRe.)

Mics Ethel Rowe expects to leave to-
morrow for protracted visit TO relatives
in South Carolina.
The many friends OF Prof w. j. Maloy
will be pleased TO learn that at the meet.
Ing Of the school board held Monday he
was reelected principal ofthe Madison
Graded School for the ensuing term
No other appointments for this school
were made az this meeting but the az
sistants will be named later.
Prof. A.C. Mccall of Moseley Hal
was q pleasant visitor at this Office
Saturday afternoon. The professor IL
one OF the Hamilton county friends OF
this writer and Is young man ofsplen-
did attachments. He win go to Jasper
next week TO attend the commencement
exercises Of Jasper Normal institute,
he being the class orator Of that occu-
sion.
John w, Vann makes announcement,
this week OF his candidacy for re. election
to the office Of Supervisor of Registrs
ton for this county Mr.. Vaun was
appointed last November 10 this Office
to succeed Capt. Jack Livingston,
deceased. He has performei'the duties
OF the Office faithfully end efficiently.
Mr.. vann, like bis opponent, Mr.
Whitlock, has lived in this county Just
about all Of HE life. He is q sterling
citizen and known by nearly every man
in the county. See his announcement.
With the service OF Sunday night the
protrscted meeting which had been in
progress at theMethodist church fer one
week, came to an end. The services
throughout we're we'll attended and
amount Of interest was dis.
played. Several accessions TO the church
resulted. Rev. Mr.. Walker departed
for his work in other parts Of the State
Monday afternoon. We can trntbfly
say that this man Of God made many
devoted friends p'siie he was here. He
is an able preacher and hIs sermoni
charmed all who heard them
A large number Of the people Of
Madison attended the closing exercises
OF .Iehn A. Morrow's school at Sampals
on Tuesday. A picnic was given on
the lake by the school and the exercises
consisted of recitations, singing, etc
Among those In attendance from here
we're Mrs. W. j, witherspoon. Misses
Cobb, Hoyt and shelly Hinely, Lalla
Jordan, Lucy Shaf'er, FRANK, Lii and
Ella Armstrong, Maud Moseley, Robbie
Lines, Mrs. II. ) Harris, and Messrs.
Charlie Carroll, W. +. Parramore,
Claude Morrow, waldense Smith, Hunt
or Patterson, John Vann, Mike Bass,
Young Hunter, osward Griffin, valdez
Beyan and Irvine Mcclellan, IN
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
MADISON FLA, THURSDAY JUNE g. 1909 a.
Public Speaking.

Hon. John s. Beard, candidate FOL
Congress- from the Third Congressman
district, will address the voters and
citizens Of Madison county upon the DO.
litical issues Of the day at the follow. AZ
times and places:
Sreenville, Wednesday June 18th, IL
o'clock, o. m.
Tuten's precinct, Thursday June 10Th
II o'clock, a. m.
A cordial Invitation is extended to all
to be present and bear tue speaking.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
KaiGht Of PytAias Picnic.

The picnic and fish fry indulged In
last Friday ct Lake Rachel by the
knights Of Pythias OF this city end
their families was one OF the most en-.
joysble occasions OF the kind ever had
In this city. The day was pleasantly
scent by all and the delicious contents
OF the vell.6lled baskets and the bounti.
full supply Of fresh fish which was
provided by the fishermen Of the party
were thoroughly enjoyed.
1t 10 to be hoped that the gallant
knights will have another picnic in the
near future when they will invite their
friends, and the friends OF the order to
join witDrthem,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
COUNTY OPPrcKRs.

bpsrT JuDox-l. p, Marsu.
kEHK oY COUNT. 2, Martin.
.IEpiPp-E. u. Armstrong.
" AssEsscR--R, }, Paterson.
b. cotIAcTop-S. Ellison.
tr'r. PuBLtc iHsrRpcrloN-J. A. Hughd5!
bRrY TRKAavRKR--T. w. Dale.
bpRfT SuNvHrok-J q. Leslie,
<uNrr Comm oNERS--W. n, Dial, Jr,,
Irrnaa; ", w. Mcdonald, L. J. Porter, b. w,
IN, WIN. y Williams. Regular meeting on
Bfst Wednesday Of each month.
<aooL BoAEp-J. c. Horne, Chairman; w. J.
hion, W. NJ. Goodman. Regular meeting on
1fst Tuesday OF each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
S. J. ELLIsc,t

hereby announce myself candidate for .nomi.
action Of the Democratic Primary 10 be beId en-
July lsh next. Thanking the people for their
Generous support IN the past, and soliciting the
support @nu sehL ,ge ot all defnooratsn the Primary
Lam Very Respectfully
RoBf J. PATTERSON.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-05
TOWN OFFICERS,

lAyoA-F. S. Hodges.
tFRK AND TREAsUaKR-- Walter Bunting.
MARSHAL AND Cor LECTION A Dale.
IssgssoR--A, l.. VaAh.
|ows couRcIL--L. A. Fraieigh, President; !. n.
Ia w, b. Davis, WIN. Burton and ]. I.
bn, Regular meeting az Council Chamber In
hidpai Building on the second Tuesday night
reh month. W