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Pittsburg coal, mined In Pennsylvania
the lnsting qualities OF the Brookslde and
the free burning Of the hltumiuous old
phone Al, new 81. ofhce 9Osla Franklin
avenue Richard Cooke & Co.
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No other med
leine has been SO
successful In cur
ing Stomach and
Bowel complaints
as the Ritters.
During the past
so years Il has
established uni
equaled record o.
cures Of
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia.
Bclehinf.
Constipstion
billousneSs and
Malaria. Try it
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There are limitations OF oxIDiNE, but
none Of them compare with the genuine
OxIDIfSE cures Chills. Feyers and all Ma.
larial Troubles. The limitations FAIL
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A. & M. plREcTORs.

Marion Swanson Was Again Elected
President
Austin. Texas February 1.-THE board
Of directors of the Agricultural and Mechan.
ical college held its first meeting today for
the purpose Of efectlng an organization.
Marion SAMSON Of Dallas was elected presi-
dent, F. a. Reichardt OF Houston vice pres
ideut and j. A. Baker OF College Station
secretary A large amount Of routine bust
ness was disposed of by the board
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Cure guaranteed
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Travelling Texans
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From MOseIey HAN.


The nice rains we had last week
were welcome indeed, for the gar.
dens were all dead and the crops
were suffering,
Mrs. Wimberly Of Nankin, is Wis
iting friends and relatives this week
Mrs. JEFF Davis Of Perry, is SPEND
ing this week with her mother, Mrs
w. N. Mcdonald. Clever SamueI
Wellington, one OF Pinetta's lead
ing young men, was a visitor at the
Hall Sunday.
Miss Edna Plant Of Madison, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. w.
N. Mcdonald. Edna used to live
here, and all of her little friends are
glad to have her back with them.
Mr.. Tholdie Patterson spent sew.
eral days Of last week in Perry.
While playing ball there with the
boys he got his hand hurt very bad
ly.
Mrs. jackson aud her sister, Miss
Ida ReddiDg, OF Greenville, Fla,
arrived at the Han Monday and will
spend several weeks with their faith.
err, Mr.. 7. j. Redding.
Mr.. Walter Leverette Of Quitman,
was the guest at Mr.. f. B. Sanders
Sunday
The Home Mission Society met
last Wednesday afternoon at Mrs
T j. Readings
The dedication sermon was preach
ed at the new Baptist church sun
day by Rev. +. NJ. Wells. There
was also services that afternoon and
evening. There was quite a large
crowd that attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Ola Sanders and
little son; Mrs. L. F. Hinely and
Miss shellie, Of Madison,
were visitors at the Hall Sunday.
! wonder who was heard to say,
Never, no, got no dOllsl" Ha, hs.
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was waiting A way.

The following letter from Robert X.
Watts of Salem, Mo, is Instructive.
II have been troubled With kidney dis.
ease for The last five years. lost flesh
and never felt well ard doctored with
leading physicians and tried all rene
dies suggested without relief. Finally
tried Foleys Kidney Cure, and less
than two bottles completely cured me,
and ! am now sound and WE'LL" DIG.
Smith.
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A sorry came.

The Live Oak baseball team ar.
rived Tuesday as scheduled and play
ed a game of bali on the local dia-
mond with the Madison team which
resulted in victory for the visitors
by a score OF IA to 6.
The game was sorry one
throughout, its chief characteristics
being loose playing and errors by the
men on both teams. For four in
nings Oliphant was in the box for
Live Oak and the home boys hit him
Co the tune Of runs while Live Oak
touched up Cooke for three. In the
fifth inning Chappell went to box for
Live Oak and succeeded in holding
Madison 5 score down.
Rain interfered during the fourth
inning and the game had TO be sus-
pended for about half an hour.
When play was resumed the diamond
was ia a pretty moist condition
which may account, in a measure,
for the loose playing.
Cooke, for Madison, again demon
strated his batting ability by knock
ing the ball over the fence and scoring
a home run.
SCORE ny INNINGS;
Madison, POP 90 Q %
Live Oak, 2OlO '--l4
Struck out; BY Oliphant, 4, by
Chappell, 8; by Cooke y.
Bases on balls; off Oliphant /;
of Cooke 3.
Umpire: W. b Davis.
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Proceedings County Commissioners,
Madison, Fla, June end 1908

MauibOn, "th., June Snu lSVd
The Board of County Commission.
ers met this day for the purpose Of
considering an application by Irvine
Mcclellan TO sell liquors, wines and
beer in District No l OF Madison
county, Fla. Present; Commits
sioners HArrell, Jeffcoat, Williams
and Mcdonald. The chairman being
absent on motion commissioner
Mcdonald was elected chairman pro
tenn, who took the chair and called
the Board to order.
The application Of Irvine McClel.
Ian MS Aforesaid was taken up and du.
ly examined by the Board and il DO
ing found that the same was in &C.
cordance with law the clerk was in.
structed to have notice Of said ap.
plication published in the Madison
Recorder, a newspaper published
weekly in the town Of Madison,
Florida, for at least 80 days as the
law requires.
On motion Board adjourned until
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
THos. 2. MARTIN, Clerk.
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Blunders are sometimes very expen-
siye. Occasionally life itself is the price
Of mistake. but you'll never be wrong
il you take Dr. Kings New Life Pllls
for dyspepsia, dizziness, headache, liver
or bowel troubles They are gentle yet
thorough. 2Sc, at B. F. Moseley's drug
aIeEe
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Will Celebrate Golden Wedding.
CLERK.

The Rev. j. G. Ley, the ''nestor"
Of organized Methodism in Florida,
and the only living charter member
OF the Florida Conference, is now
living quietly at his little home in
Mieanopy in his eighty first year.
Mr.. Ley was born In Georgia,
December 20, 1922, and partly
reared in Andersonville district, N.
G. His paternal ancestors hailed
from Scotland, where they bore the
honored name Of McGregOr, who,
having participated in the "war OF
the rebellion" under Prince Char
ley Stewart, were forced TO flee to
America after the defeat of the
Scottish arms. Ley, the maternal
cognomep, was adopted.
In the winter of "A when Florida
was still territory, Mr.. Ley vol.
unteered his services, in response to
call of his church to come as
missionary to the early settlers and
government troops then stationed in
the territory.
From that time TO the present he
has been an honored and Influential
minister Of the gospel, having Civ
en- nearly sixty years Of active ser.
vice 10 the church and state OF his
choice, He has served all classes Of
pastoral work, in the gift of the ap.
pointing power, with uniform con-
scientious devotion, and acceptable
ty. AS Secretary Of the Conference,
or Treasurer of the Board of Mis-
sions, his work was well and faith
fully done. He was elected and
served as principal Of the first school
Of seminary grade established in the
State, which position he held till the
iconoclastic hand of the civil war
wrought its destruction.
During the war between the States,
he was a regularly enrolled "soldier
of the Confederacy," standing faith
fully at his post whether in camp,
as nurse or chaplain, and when bro
ken in health, received honorable
discharge.
He was twice married, first in
in 1S49,to Miss Elizabeth Wade OF |
Quincy, Florida, who lived but q
year, and again to Miss Martha Pot
tie of St. Marys, Ga, on July |
I, 1853. To this latter union three
sons were born, two Of whom are
now members Of the Florida Con,
ference, and the third and youngest
a Jealous worker in the church.
His second wife still survives and
should they live TO the fourth day Of
July next, will celebrate their Col
den Wedding Cards are out m-
nouncing this pleasant, but unusual
event.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment and visited the jail, and re-
ported TINT the jail is in q very bad
condition, and recommend that the
sheriff have same kept in a more
clearly condition, and the chairman
WAS authorized TO have such repairs
AS in bis judgment necessary to the
Jail and fence around same.
There being no further business,
N motion board adjourned until the
next regular meeting in July.
~ THoz. Z. MARTIN,
= Clerk.
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81 A YEAR
Mrs. whItner's Concert.

iast rrtuay, OH winch Gay the TAIN
descended in torrents, had much b
do with the small attendance at rehn
benefit musicale rendered to Mira.
Elias e. Whitner at the opera house
that evening. Those who failed 20
brave the elements missed one OF
the most delightful entertainments
ia the history Of the town while
those who were present enjoyed To
the fullest extent each number OF
the well arrsnged program Of tbs
evening.
Miss Matte Bradford was the sc:,
companist OF the occasion and nnoel
gracefully and capably did she per-.
form the arduous duties of the po-.
sition.
OF course Mrs Whitner was the
one particular "star," upon which
the interest OF the audience was cen
tered, and 1t is enough to say EhaS
in the rendition of her several solos
her magnificent voice was heard te
the best advantage.
Mr.. nj. b. Thornton surprised biz
most intimate friends bv the adj
mirable manner in which he render
ed the numbers assigned to him i'm
the program, and his splendid bari
tone voice was most pleasing to his
hearers.
DIR. George o. Davis and his COZ
net are too we'll known to our PEG
pie To require commentator. "6a
Ola Madrid," as played by him on
that splendid instrument, receives
every shade Of expression and at.
tention to detail so characteristic OF
the performances OF that popular
gentleman.
The sweet soprano voice OF Miss
Mary Love Coggins added much To-
the enjoyment Of the audience while
uTho p,l,,-,,, ,,
'eus W HVAf
eC'e consisting OF Mrs, Whltner,
Miss Coggtns, Rev. A. j. ReemF
and Columbna r Smith .os .,t ..
oo;,oa
A TN =,
Inc ioho"lhg ~ the program ae
rendered.
PROGRAMME PARTI
/. BABE, .,....... Love is All in AN.
Mr., NJ, h, Thornton.
o(a COINS. Min pic.r.l,.
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Thomas A. Edison, the inventor,
willexhibit some Of his latest inven-
items az the Worlds Fair, St Louis.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-06-11

SanDomingo has officially accept
ed the invitation to participate in The
Worlds Fair at st. Louis in 1904.
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Madison, Fla, June 3rd 1908

The Board OF County Commission
ers met this day in regular session,
all members present. The boarn
was called 10 order by the chairma,
md minutes Of last two meetings
we're read and approved. Z
On motion Mary Ann Holton was
put on pauper list at $3.50 pr
month from date. On motion J. B.
Young was put on psuper list at
e2.0o per month from Jan. list 1908
Commissioner Mcdonald reported
that NJ. NJ. DeLaughter had COM
pleted the bridge on Greenville road
and same had been inspected and re-.
eived by him.
At was Oroered that in case there
be a deficit in the county bond fund
when the interest on outstanding
bonds falls due, the clerk draw Q
warrant on General Revenue Fund
to make up said deficit.
The clerk was instructed TO write
for 5 copies Of the new road law en-
acted by the present legislature as
soon as they adjourn.
Tho Iiils para ,ahan mn ,nd maid
as follows.
DR.. Yates Ell enses 10 Tallahassee 10 in.
terest Of good roads. eobI
Il Paterson expenses to Tallahassee In
interest If good roads, 76s
W "A Dial If. ,spenses 70 Tallahassee in
in,eres, Of good roads. I6es
Or. Y.,es, gaIary mos as Co physician g.0I
v w Mcdonald insp. bridge, and mileage ,@
NJ NJ Del. a.gh,er. building bridges on
oreenviile road ,.,,...,.".....".." l9eS
,,,S,, nJ ss S sv ot minute. ,c Soo
$ } Ellison on collecting taxes roo.~.,,.. 1900
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+ ) Armstrong rep'g. jail keys...,-,, 80
y srms,rony s S o orsooe,. 'i MN
Hassen& Lanier broom by sheriff." psi
ri'r po o a'T I,sS' I s %0p .nd ~
and NAV r5m
Asa Hodge witness babcas corpus case so
y r Calhoun lumber for Jail fence ..... 20yb
w n cowart lumber for footway........ 9a3
Z Armstrong cost arresting w Jarvis. $50
N ltloe rosf w Jarvis rase aOo
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ganizaci6n de las fuerzas cot6iicas. 4
I'm de que Sc descarten de opiniones
persouales de escaso aprovechamiento
y fuuciouen unidas, como organisne
viril y bien disciplinado, para la defen-
sa de nnestra santa fe y de los sagrados
derechos de Ia Ig1esia".
~
Proeiguiendo sus trabajos de amplia-
ci6n y Hejora do todas st,s ensefianzas,
el Fomento de las Artes Sc propone es-
tsblecer para el pr6ximo afIo escolar,
una clase superior de piano para sefio-
ritas, con TN plan de estudios complete,
que Sc dividira en- dos grades: elemen-
tai y superior.
Comeaazara & funcionar esta clase ei
dia IS de Setiernbre, y ser4 dirigida
por una oelebridad espsfola de la md
sica: Ia efninente pianista dofia Pillar de
la Mora, profesora del Conservatorio,
auxiliada por una distinguida pianista,
primer premio del Conservatorio y dis
cfPula de aquella, y por un reputado
professor de solfeo.
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Rocablanda.
UNA QUEJA

NLestro amigo Don Higinio Espino,
comerciante de Catafo, nos dice que
en- la tarde del microbes los pasajeros
que en- ell tren del sefior Valdes Sc di-
rigfan Bayamon, en- el viaje de las
dos, Sc vieron precisados ahacer Ia mi
tad del trayecto a pie, pues la maqrina
que, seg1n dicen, es una yegua v1e1a,
Sc resistio a andar.
Que protestaron les viajeros, recla-
mando la devolucon del importe de los
pasajes, pero la empresa Sc hizo la
sueca.
Que aquellos viajeros que, al regresar
4 las seis, presentaron las papeletas que
habfan guardado, Sc quedaron con ocho
palmos de narices, pues la enpresa no
las admitio y tuvieron que tomar nue-
vos pasajes.
Ell sefior Espino intent6 levantar una
acta en- la notaria del sefior Ccbian, pc
70 como este es pariente del sefior Val
des, no hubo case. Asf las cosas ell Sc
nor Espino ha demandado la empresa
ferroviaria del sef1or Valdes, ante ell
tribunal competente y concurriran al
juicio, en- calidad de testigos, todos los
pasaieras 1esionados, que son mas de
sesenta, los cuales Green que la en-
presa ha cometido un abuse imperdo-
nable. ZIP
.,ItnoO
is1i 81 1oq o2
| = 1oq Osoibo ;sioneI
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"A buen SECURE que no hay dos per-
sonas, y de estas, pueda ser que no
exista la una, que no Sc dedique 4 CO.
ieccionar postales. La verdad es que
ha entrado una furia y I'm deseo de CO.
ieccionar, que, iva, va! Algunos, los,
mas, 10 nan tornado como sport recrea-
two; otros, y de estos los menos, para
tavorecer 4 la industria; y hasta aigu-
nos, aun4ue tambien son pocos, 10 ha-
cen como venganza, es decir, que Sc
dedican meter 6 endosar tarietitas:
may finss y todo; pero dando el consa-
DIDO ss6Aaso l,tE,Stss. Y que NO les
basta una sola tarjeta, sino que man
dan con IL mayor freScura, 10 cuaI mo-
es propio de este china, doce 6 trece
que componen una collection. Conozco-
20 TIN papa, que va de un Iado para
otro atisbando q cuanto literato conoce
y sabe que 10 es. y en- cuanto 10 divisa,
como por arte mzgico Sc le coloca en-
frente, y:... ipum! Ia tarjetita. ..y
que Ia quiero pronto. >. no Ia vaya us
ted 4 olvidar, y asf, claro estz. tiene
las mejores frmas. Pero ESQ 81, goza
dc 10 Undo hacienda repetir & sus dos
nlJaS los verSOS del Ola.
"A yer, leeme aquella postal de fu-
lano: que inspirada; con que g11sto estA
hecha: eSe muchacho vale mucho, con
el tempo sera mejor que Moreto escri-
biendo postales.
-Pero, papa, responde una de elias;
81 Moreto no hacia posta,es.
-i1mbecil crees til que 81 no Sc hu-
biera muerto, no las habrfa hecho, pues
81 casualmente es 10 que da fama un
poeta hoy en- dia, estampar su frma de-
bajo de un busto de WeyLer 6 de la
Oter0. Y asl sc pasa ell pobre sefior,
dlscurriendo constantcmente, nieutras
que SD esposa, hecha una fera, le dice:
-Pero cuando sera el dia que traba-
JeS y no nos tengaS Sujetas esta mez-
Gulna renta que penas 81 da para el
pan nueS:ro y que tu derrochas en- gran
parte para esas postales dichosas; para
esas poStales, que me tienen harta que
voy a acabar por meier fuego en- todas
elias.
ESQ no 10 bar$s, rule el marido,
mientraS coge Ell alum y Sc 10 mete de-
bajo del brszo, como queriendolo prote-
]er de la terrible amenaza de su costi-
lla--E'o no 10 harAs, pues de 10 con-
trario, teadremos I'm disgusto muy grue-
so Pues hombre estarfa bueno, QUE
mar este tesoro en- que Sc encierra, por
decirlo asi, la Os0Atnlsios de los Yates
borinquefios
Y asf Sc pasan el dia y hasta parte
de la noche, pues hay veces que aun
en- la CANA, Sc meten en- brega causa
lie las postales.
Esta nueva distraction es la raina
de las familias, porque la verdad es
que Sc gastan buenos dineros entire tar
jeta, correo y demas. Y no SOLO la
ruina de los bolsillos, sino Ia de las in
pues con una dosis postal
diaria, es capaz de agotarse ell mas dado
a esta clase de abortos poeticos.
ROrahlanda
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Julio I.e de 1908.
Segdn nos mani6estan, los medicos
que asisten nuestro amigo don Juan
Bosch, aSeguran que pronto podra ca
minar ayudado con muletas, que
dentro de 8 4 neses quedara compile
tamente bien de la fractura que sufri6
en- la pierna derecha hace 3 semanas.
Celebraremos que Sc con6rme esa
opinion facultativa.
+*x Don Lorenzo Mercado, puerto
rriquefio y amigo nuestro que reside
en- Venezuela hace muchos afios, fue
expulsado del pals recientemente, Y Ell
miniStro americana Mr.. Bowen, 4 quien
acudio Ell seflor Mercado, le neg6 toda
protection pretextando que no le cons
taba la ciudadanfa americana de nuestro
amigo, a pesar de habersela reconocido
antes el nlismo Mr.. Bowen.
iES una delicia ser americana.
puertorriquefio!
**x Ell vapor aleman "He1ciany"
tomo puerto hoy procedente de Ham
burgo.
Trajo carga para varios, y vino con-
signado a sefores Fritze Lund y Co.
~ Anoche Sc VIC muy concurrido
ell centro espiritista Ancora, del barrio
de la Cantera, con motive de la con-
ferencia que celebr6 nuestro amigo don
Carlos Casanovas, quien hizo gala de
los profundos conocimientoS que tiene
de la ciencia espfrita.
Ell sef1or Casanovas fue felicitado pcr
todos sus oyentes,
~ Las pulperias de Ponce y la Pla.
va Sc cerrarau todas las noches las
nueve, q exception de los dias sabado
que estaran abiertos hasta las diez.
Esa ordeu municipal comienza cum.
plirse desde hoy.
Nv Una pobre mujer, entrada en-
afios y completamente sorda, no ola las
campanadas que daba hoy un caro-
electrico, y fue derribada en- la caIle de
la Salud,
Ell cairo detuvo su Marcia, y auxi-
liada por Tin policia y TN paisado Sc la
hizo ocupar un asiento en- ell caro-.
POGO despues fue trasladada al hos
pital, donde la curaTon las leves heridas
y contusiones que recibio en- la cafda.
Esto ocurrio a las once de la maf1a-
ma al regresar de la Marina el caro-
electrico ntmero IL.
**x Hemos senido e1 gusto de ver
completamente restablecido a nuestro
amigo don Leonardo Ponce de Len
que sufria una leve dolencia.
**x La policfa continla hacienda
gestiones para averigus.r ell robo de que
fue victima cor. Andres Agostini, y
hasra ahora, sin resultado, apesar del
dato ip2portante adquirido con el ha-
llazgo de las prendas robadas en- poder
de una mujer.
Tampoco fueron habidcs los autores
de los robos los sef1ores Santini, Ma
laret y Martinez, robos que han sido
cometidos en- ell espacio de un mes.
lEstamos seguros1
i IN Nos dicen que hoy no Sc ha
alberto el comercio del vecino pueblo
de Juana Diaz, como protesta q una
nueva contribuci6n que lie ha impuestc
ell Ayuhtamiento.
Tambien nos aseguran que en- dichC
pueblo Sc siente una crisis atroz: no cir
cula una peseta por falsa que sea.
La protesta, pues, es justi6cadiSima
x*s Con motive de inaugurarse hoy
en- la marina el alumbrado electrico
!, esta noche habra retreta y fuegos d
: arti6cio.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-16
A LANDSLIDE NEAR TRYON.
The Landslide Filled One of the Largest
Railroad Cuts In the Blue ~
Ridge.

The side of mountain caved in
on tho Southern tracks between
Spartnnbnrg and Asheville at noon
of Friday. Thousands of tons of
rock and dirt plunged downward,
completely filling one of the largest
railroad cuts in the mountains of
Weatern North Carolina and effectu.
ally shutting off all traffic from the
south. The landslide occurred near
Tr! on, N. G., just at the foot of Sa-
luda Mountain. Tho road had lust
succeeded III resulnng operation of
trains, which we're blocked by wash.
outs in SPar'auburg County last
week, yesterday being the first day
that regular scEodules were in effect.
The present disaster will cause an
nulment Of all traius Oh this road
for at least seven days, as the au.
thorltles say that it will be impos-
siblo to clear the track before that
time. 1t is also given out that an
other crack is seen in the mountain.
Just in rear Of the cliff from which
today's avalanche descended, and it
is predicted that another tumble of
earth and rock will occur, in which
case railroad people say that it will
be ut least Twelve days before the
running of through trains can be re-
snmed
The 'rrin which started from Ashe.
vile for Columbia at I y. M. today
was wrecked when within two miles
OF Hendersonvillc, n. c.. The engine,
baggage, mail and express car and
one passenger coach wore derailed.
Postal Clerk Horace G. Cliff received
severe and painful bruises, and q
fireman was also injured. Cause of
wrech unknown.