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FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA,
643 Louisiana ave.
9o5 NJ st NV. IL rooms ami. $50 IS
1922 18th st. NV, rooms. AMI ....... 40. so
l52 st. NV. rooms and bath. ami. q so
80 st. ne, rooms and bath. fiat. am.i 20 30
30 I ST. ne, rooms and bath. ami. q. so
420 Sd st. s.w.. rooms and water. ..... 20 so
no ii st. NV. store and cellar. 20. 90
1919 ST. ne. rooms. anil. 1900
1919 l. st: NV, 8 rooms and bath. 1900
Flats. Brightwood and Scott ayes. NV, 8
rooms and bath. anil. 1850
Flat. 602h Whitney NV. 5 rooms
and bath; ami, ....-....,...,. :. 49,. 10 80
i3n and water SITS. sw.. stable. ........ 100
kitchen .............. .:::............c TOO
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTr & WILCOX.

2223 st Paul's ct.4.w11.50
I29 2lst. 3r- 1850
20l7 n Yav. Or. W. 1000
1il3 18th. Or. 1000
STORE.
1900 II. 1r. W. b. 81. 90
1917 Pa av. 1r. Gel. 80. ~
fato loth sw 3r. cellarlS. 20
21I0 l., 1r. eel. W. rs. 90
FLATS.
THE CARLISLE. 1918 N,
housekeeping flats
$3.50 to $35. so
Ola 23d. Sd a. ar. b. rs. 90
ITO Nj. Or. b. n. % 80
o52 2Gth. LIST n. Ar. 30
2526 +. fats. 3r. W 900
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La av. heated
rms. IS, SO. $12.5O,S2O
STABLES.
1917 G. AROSE r.wi5. 90
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FOR RENT-BY b. +. s.
Sw cor sth & l NV. 1sr.
2b. steam heat. 1000
1905 II | nv. llr. b. 5000
1908 Sth NV. Or. b. ..i2.s0
All LIST ne. 7r. b. :. 80. so
1895 10th ne. Or. b. 1880
1918 l. NV. Or. b. :. .2l. 90
1883 9th NV. Or. b. ..23. so
ga 18th Sc. Or. b.cel20. so
DIG o st NV. 7r. W. %. 20
500 I'd ne. Or. b. -. 20. 80
1921 ~, sw. store. 20. 90
1850 9Th NV. 5r. b. 1880
Office rooms at 5I2 r. ST. n
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FOR RENT INV. 1873 3Sth. o. Z
NV BIOS Isthtper AM. NV. 3OO st alley Ar g oo
aar, ab 800. So JOO COL wv sig Ricketts, Ct. sri. SO
NV 3D2p l. CIR Oh rs on NV ass Shows I. 5r. u ~
INVITED 18th iOr b co 90 NV Rear 52S 21st All 5o
NW3 b. iur 2h . 10 O0INw l6OS Cation. Ar. zoo
NV. 25i5 Hath. lar 2bGO. OO NV .2526 +. Or
NWlI03 DeSales OF 81 90 NV .496 0 Ut nj 4r ~
Nw1ial u. Tor. h.. i.OOi NV .935 Shows E. sr ~
NV 212 \ sy sr bi0 s0l NV 2o6O s4th 3r. 0
NV 1909 18th Tor h AZ JDlNW Rr i0il 18th. fr O. @
Nw.5s v Or b. 40 ;1t NE liO4 7th. 81. b. e ~
NW.22s r. Or. b. p 30 NE. 1902 Sfh OF. u ~
NW<te 10th base Iris O0iSw 800 NJ Ar ~" ~
NV 400 @. hall. 1r..1bO0 Sc e3i Ga az IT, 10 n,
Nw.<0 q. ID n. r1AOOlSE, I'LL NJ Or 49, .i'
FURNISHED HOUSES m m
1902 nth. I3r, h .................... S, S
Nw.r near 10th ,fur.,. 81. and 2b.. offer wanted
OFFICES. ,o IN
NV 62I from Sept. l. fst noor). o w.
NV Gnnton bldg Offices NV Central bdg s,nr,,
NV sss L. sy orcss MY aos 18TH eIsh s nce;
NW.sO3 e. ....... .0nces NV. 7O3 18th I'D story'.
$780, FLATS. AN
NM W 10th ffat No p. sr. and b...... a ~ y"
Wet T. from Sept. u. 2r. and b..-.... Za.@
NW.1l14 g t3d noor), lr.................... 10y
NV 200 ID list noor). ar and b. .......... q ~
81 500 Pa ave. ed foorl Or. and b...... ~ ~
N".2W ID list foOr). Or and b. ........-... 1o."
STABLES.
NV Rear lt15 18th. stalls. ............... Z0Vo
NW'neat 32' y stalls and h.-........ ~ O0
NV Re: I22l 18th. stall. and III. eco
NV oO2 II. stalls. Observation-Disclosures. S.O0
NW.Resr Az Washington St. 3 stalls. ...-. 4oO
STORES.
NM.Resr 40 10th tsbop,. rooms. 1s W
NV, Rear 623 lshop), Dr.. .o.oo
au'tf rHOS. +. WAGGAMAN. 9i1 F ST. NV
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ACCOUNTANTS.

ERRORS TRACED, CORRECTIONS MADE.
books audited ind balanced; single entry changed
to- double entry X desired: all communications
confidential. References: for capacity. Washing
ton Tobacco Co.: for standing. End Nat. Bank.
Address BERRY BENSON. Mount Pleasant.
=. Zero System. $40. jy19-eod, l5t
J. e. Bates
;, 30 aPabiIS Accountant and Auditor.
Oh1ces. 20! and 108
Warrington Loan and Trust building.
9Th and r Sta. NV Telephone Oh.
Mercantile. hspoeatisa and Legal Accountins.
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FOR RENT-MOORE & HILL (INC.y. TIT Hath 81.
UNFURNISHED.
ar nfSfS sfS19 Ne
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THOMAS J; FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
Adjoining the .'Sew WILLARD Hotel
FEW MORE OF THE LARGE NJTMRf,R or
CHOICE HOUSES VIZ ARE OFFERING FOR
RENT. tsa
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FOR RENT-1512 II ST. A DESIRABLE BRICK,
10 rooms BATH furnace. cellar. .Paptries' In
excellent order. Per month $50. 10
auS3t WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1901 ia. ave-
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO ExTRACflNG;
no pain; feel. act ami last longer than natural
teeth. Shrunken faces msds normal Painiesa
1lIins. Dr. J. l. WILSON. t1oe ct. nv.
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FOR SALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Md:
lO-room house: hot and cold water; furnace heat:
$4,000 IT, ground abundance fruit and shade; ;
min. train and cleo. cars. J. V. SHEA. Treas. Dep
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FOB SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR D. c. PROP.
efty 4 inoderu cottage at Laurel, containing
rooms ahd bath room: anil: electric hghts:
city water; electric and steam railroad service.
l07 Colorado hid9. -. 5sIi-tf
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The Melton, 4th and n Y. ave. NV. to 6
rms. ..................... SIS So to $40. so
The Onnonta rs n. Y. ave. ne. 5 rms
and bath Observation-Disclosures $40 90
Seaton st. bet. N Cap and Lincoln ave-.
) rms and bath ..................... SO so
Duncan st. ne. bet!o 18th and 18th.
rms and bath Observation-Disclosures. SIS 30
5 rms. and bath ................. s22 80
bath ..................... s21 5b-s $50 so
Morton st. ne. bet 9th and 9th sts..
rms. and bath ............. $500
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Whisky Wisdom.

"Some years ago." says "Private"
John Allen, there came to Mont
gomery, Ala, company of actors
who put on that play so intensely
disliked of southerners, Uncle
Toms Cabin
"At the end of the first act a
man who gave evidence of having
imbibed rather freely arose from his
seat and unsteadily made his way
out of the theater.
"ln a short time he returned and
was about to re-enter the playhouse
when he was stopped by the door
keeper, who said
"'You can't come in
"'Why not?' sullenly demanded
the gentleman who had been indulg-
ing too freely. Here's M return
check
"Check or no check responded
the doorkeeper, you can't come in;
you're drunkp
"'Of course Pm drunk rejoined
the other feelingly Dye s'pose I'd
wanter come back to this show if 1
wasn't New York Herald.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
BUSINESS LOCALS

Candy made every day at the new
candy store 1912 Evans avene
Just received new line of holiday
goods at the Bessemer Pharmacy.
A line of new Surprise Ranges, also
heaters OF all kinds, on cash or easy
payments at W. W. jones', 41S North
ern avenue. New and End hand goods
bought and sold.
Sodeburgs Candy Factory now open
for business at 1912 Evans avenue.
You can buy your Xmas presents
for less money at the Bessemer Phar-
macy than anywhere in the city.
Buy q kodak for your wife or daugh
ter at the Bessemer Pharmacy
Don't fail to visit Sodeburgs Candy
Factory at 1912 Evans avenue. All
kinds of pure home made candies
made every day.
Have you seen the Colonial ware at
the Bessemer pharmacy.
The Christmas photos made by the
Studio Grand are beauties Try us.
Phone Black 20s2. Opposite Earls'
Theatre
What is 80 nice for your lady friend
IS bottle Of that fine perfume which
you can get at Besssmer Pharmacy?
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Tuesday Club Entertains.

The members OF the Tuesday
Sewing Club invited their gentle
men friends for an evening at
cards at the home OF Miss Hawke
1925 Evans avenue, Tuesday eve
ming. The time was most en-
joyably passed with hearts and
social dances, delicious light re-
treshments and the guests all
voted it charming occasion.
The following young folks were
present: Julia Hawke, Edith
kendrick, Eta Thompson,
Mayme Bench, Lillian Bassett,
Elizabeth Clce, Ruby Diggs,
Meta Myers, Anna Gordon. F. A.
McCutcheon, Frank Morterson.
Elmer and Harry Baldwin. Davy
and VIII Prosser, VIII Allard,
The indicator., 1904-12-03

IBID EVER MAN HAVE sUcH FRIESDsr'
and met its president, Mr.. Virgil
Mcknight, a man known and re-
spected by bankers everywhere.
"While in Mr.. Meningitis Office
Mr.. Henry Clay was announced.
"'Tell Mr.. Clay to come in at
once said Mr.. Mcknight, rising.
81 saw enter a tall man of digni-
fed and graceful bearing.
"Alr. Clay did not delay a mo-
ment, but came at once to the pur-
pose of his call.
Mr.. Mcknight said he, I have
indorsed a note which is due in this
bank in the next few days. 1t is for
$4,000. My friend is unable to meet
the note, and l shall have it to pay.
l have come to ask if the bank will
carry that paper for me until / can
arrange to settle the debt
Mr.. Clay said Mr. Mcknight,
you are mistaken. You are not on
any paper in this bank
"Mr. Clay was greatly surprised
and said he certainly could not be
mistaken.
"Mr. Mcknight then said: This
bank held that paper, but it was
paid in full some days ago by friends
who desire to be unknown
Did ever a man have such
friends as n said Mr.. Clay, with
emotion. 4 have come from a sim
liar visit to the Bank of Louisville,
and have been told by the officers
that all the paper on which l am
indorser has been paid '"-Louis-
vile Evening Post.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
oueer Way of TeIIina Lime.

In Malay the natives keep a rec
ord Of time in the following way:
Floating in bucket filled with wa
ter they place cocoanut shell hav-
ing a small perforation, through
which by slow degrees the water
finds its way inside, This opening
is so proportioned that it takes Just
one hour for the shell to fill and
sink. Then "A watchman calls out,
the shell is emptied, and the process
is begun again.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Petition and Remonstrance.

Evans avenue people in the
1000 and 100 blocks within the
proposed paving district are hay
ing tussle with the problem OF
paving the street. A petition for
paving is followed by a counter
petition or remonstrance, and
while each has some signers those
who have not as yet affixed their
signatures to either paper hold
the balance Of power. Some
warm feeling has already been
cngendered and the matter of Sc
curing clean and permanent
streets is the paramount issue
there.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Zoe Jordan and Claud Geiger
K. of P. Elect Officers.

At the annual election OF Bes-
semer Lodge no. rs, K. of P.
in their hall over Swartz's drug
store Tuesday evening, the fol
lowing were chosen officers for
the coming year: F. H. Pooler. C.
C.; 5. A. Black, V. c.; Z. II.
King, p; ]. ]. Hasty, NJ. W.; F
X. Lewis, M. A.; Con Myers, M.
E. J. w. Roger, NJ. F.; N. c.
tieaton, trustee; ]. H. Billings, |
G. A. B. Patten, O. G.. The re-
ports show the lodge to be in
splendid condition and prospects
bright for the future. They will
confer the first rank on several
candidate next Tuesday.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Burlington and McWilliams.

The largest 4-room and bath(no
bath fixtures frame dwelling, in Lake
Minnoqua addition, exceptionally well
built and practically new, fenced, new
lawn, young trees. Easy terms can
be arranged by making loan and thus
take advantage of low cash price,
81 300. 1914 Evans avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Cara of Shoes

Wet boots and shoes when taken
of will last much longer if they
are placed on their sides and allowed
to dry, pulling the uppers as fiat a.
possible. BY this means the soles
are exposed to the air and dry bet
ter 1t is also a good plan when one
does not possess boot trees to fill
boots or shoes with soft, crumpled
paper so that they keep their shape.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
To Renovs.o Leather .r.rr,tvr.

10 renovate leather furniture
wash it with a little soap and wa
ter and when dry apply a little vase
line rubbed in with the hand. Let
IL remain ill next morning, then
poilsh with a soft duMer. This
Treatment will prevent the leather
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Known by Different Names.

The late Dean Everett of the
Harvard Divinity school missed a
train at a country station and had
to spend long, dreary day in the
town hotel" Finally, in despera-
ton, he asked the proprietor to
bring him checkerboard. To the
aged deans CONSERVATION the man
returned with bottle Of whisky
and two glasses.
why, what's this? | asked for 4
checkerboard," said the dean.
"Oh, | knew what you wanted
all rightp was the reply. ave call
1t by lots of different names down
here. ."-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
BREAKFAST BELL COFFEE.
Worlds Fair Rate.

$4,000 round trip St. Louis via
Denuver and Rio Grande railroad
in connection with Burlington
Rock Island or Union Pacific.
Close connections. Splendid ser
vice. Sleeping car reservations
made. Get map Of fair grounos
at ticket office in Central block.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Uses of Absorbent Cotton.

A trained nurse suggests substi-
tutlng for the familiar powder puff
used after the baby's bath piece of
absorbent cotton. Discard for 4
fresh ,I piece as often as required.
Tiny pieces of absorbent cotton are
.nseful also when manicalring at
home. The powder is busted on
=, .he nails with another bit dipped
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Tho King Won the Rao..

After the battle of the Boyne
king James escaped to Dublin and
informed Lady Tyrconnel that her
fellow countrymen had run away.
II they have, SIRE" she replied,
your majesty seems to havs won
the race"
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Ragle & Co.

Get settled in one of our month
ly payment propositions before
the advance in rents, when we
will have to advance on pay
ments. 1908 Evans ave.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Burlington and KcHilllams.

A nearly new frame dwelling with
hall, back yard fenced, good outbuid-
ings, good location on car line. Sl5
per month straight. 81, 100. l2l4
Evans avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Burlington and GcKilliams.

A nearly new 5-room brick dwell
ing convenient to steel works en-
trance. Easy monthly payments.
$3.50. 1914 Evans avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
For Sale or Exchange

A we'll bred gentle family driving
horse for sale, or will exchange for
larger animal and pay difference.
BURLINGTON & MCWILLIAMS.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
CONDENSED STORIES.
Henry clays Surprise at the oeneros'
itY Of Ills Erlends.

George Wood was in Pittsburg
some months ago, when he was ask
ed to stop in bank and pay his
respects 10 the president, who was
ninety -four years old.
"Mr. Wood, you are from Louis
villes" said the venerable gentle
man. Il was in Louisville only
once, and that was many years ago.
l called at the Bank Of Kentucky
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Washing Chlns.

, Never use soda for washing china
that has any gliding on it, Tor the
SOFA VIII in time surely remove Il
all. Instead of soda use a iittls
soap. That has no bad effect.
The indicator., 1904-12-03

For that cough, go to the Bessemer
Pharmacy for bottle of Compound
Syrup White Pine and Tar.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Ragle & Co.

For a groom box house so #.
lot near Eiler smelter, $40 per
month, int. included. 1908 Ev-
ans avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
If he halls from Jollytown
You greet him with a smile,

You shun him by mile.
Now, don't you?
And if he is hustler
You greet him with "ha, ha"
But if he is the other kind
You quickly say, TIA, tal'
Now, don't you?
The indicator., 1904-12-03

shopping bags, toilet, shaving and
smokers sets, and many other articles
too numerous to mention at the Bes-
semer pharmacy. W P Swartz, pro-
prietor.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
Gitt-GivinQ Things



book OF fayorite reading? Books
style OF good literature here We think
choosing in this department Will prove both delightful
and saiactory-Cr Beggs price mark moderate
Illustrated Books in white and gold bindings,
.......................-.25c to 75c
Emerson and Tennyson Year Books. .............5oc
Farrar Year Books ....................75c
Looking Upward Books illustrated decorat-
ed olndlngs
New Children's Stories, pretty white bind'gs 35c
Gift Books, soft leather bound ...............6 Csc
Padded Leather Bound Books ............. 81 90
Ooze Calf Bound Books. ST 90
Lizard and Marbled Calf Bound Books S 81 25
Pretty New Agate Morocco Bound Books. AS
Standard Poems. in good cloth bindings 800
Shakespeare Handy Volume Edition.
cloth bindings ................. .. Ice
Soft Leather Bindings ................ ~ 39c
Birthday and Memorandum Books, soft leather
bindings with name and history of name in
SOIu .4OC
Bachelor Books-Tobacco in song and story,
cloth binding 75c
Leather binding ........ ........... 81 35
Standard Writers, two volume sets, at .......9 csc
Standard Writers, five volume sets, at Sll5
Standard Books for boys and girls ...........35c
Wellesley Series for girls ........- 35c
Rugby Series for boys ......... . 35c
Little Men Series for boys. .. SOC
Little Women Series for girls " soc
Elsie Books for girls. -. ......... w 85c
Pepper Books for girls - ST. 25
Alcott Books for girls ~ - 81 25
:McLaughlin" and "Conkey" Children's Books
Half Bound Books ............. SC to o5c
Linen Bound Books s.....................1Oc to SOC
Toy Books e. 80. - &c to soc
Painting and 15c
The indicator., 1904-12-03
DR.. COnnaton & Co.
Jewellers and Opticians
40 Northern Ave.
Ragle & Co.

Are you losing sleep over those
vacant houses? If so we will as
sune the work. and rent them for
you. 1908 Evans ave.
The indicator., 1904-12-03
TOYS at l5c Each

Banks, Drawing States Wooly Animals, China Sets Guns
WBches Dolls, Stencil Drawing Sets, Games Blocks,
tC.,
The indicator., 1904-12-03
ToyS at 25c Each

Fire Engines, Hook aud Ladder Trucks sukes Auto
Kitchens, Magic
Engines Music Boxes Tops Stuffed Animals
Dolls Doll Furniture, Bell
Ringers, Drums, Games, &c.
In Toys 81 90 and will find most
plete assortmenrs and lots OF interesting values
Just received splendid stock of Celuloid Boxes and Sets
Novelties for Christmas selling Let
US
The indicator., 1904-12-03
TOYS at l0c Each

Sets Rstes wing Slates Horses Ranges
Carts Fire Wagons Coal Carts Air Ships Driving Rens Whips
Horns, Watches Tops Blacks, Automobiles Wagons, Jump
Ropes Brooms Mop Whistles Coffee Mills Stoves
Irons Faints Blocks Stockings
Shoes slippers,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-07-14
From MoseIey Hail.

While aittIng in my hammock in
the shade Of fragrant honeysucklr
vines, resting from the duties Of the
day, l viii scribble a few dots for
your good paper. "The good old
summertime" ishere in earnest now,
the sun beams down numerically
and we are needing rain.
Our county commissioners are
having a bridge built across the
EcOnfenia creek at last. 1t has long
been needed, and will be great
help to the farmers.
A crowd from the Hall attended
the picnic at Sirmon Friday, and
report a pleasant time all the way,
We are sorry TO learn that the in
FAINT child Of Mr., and Mrs. Redding
continues very i'll.
Mrs. Leverette of AdeT, Ga, is
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs
f. b. Sanders this week.
Protracted meeting at the Baptist
church this week.
After several months spent in
Townsville, Ga, Miss Leila Bar.
row returned to her home on Tues
day last. She was accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Walker, who will make
an extended visit in Florida. Miss
Walker is one of Thomasvil!e's
sweetest young girls, and we hope
her stay in Florida will be a pleasant
oAe.
Mr.. Walter Bunker from Barlow
spent Wednesday with friends here.
"a calm after a storm; no more
candidates down our shady lanes,
and old dolly is enjoying rest,
Miss Susie Kelly of Perry is the
guest of Mieses .Lottie and Mamie
Sanders this week
This letter came too late for last
week s paper, ED,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-07-14
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Worlds Prayer

80 Almighty Dollar, our acknowl-
edged governor prCserver ard bene-
factor, we desire 60 approach thee
on this aud othac occasions
with that reference which is due to
superior excellence ami the regard
which shall ever he cherished lor ex.
allied greatness. When sickness lays
its paralysing hands upon US, thou
canst provide for us the ienderest of
nurses and skilled physicians, and
when the last struggle of mortality
is over and we are being horne stG
the last resting place of the dead,
thou canst provide a band Of music
and a military escort to accompany
Us thither; and last but not least,
erect a nice monument over our
grave with living epitah to perpet-
uate our memory. And while here.
in the misfortunes and temptations
Of lie we perhaps are accused Of
crime and brought before magis.
trates, thou almighty dollar, canst
secure us feed lawyer, a bnbed
judge and packed jury--and we go
scot free.
Almighty Dollar, be with us we
pray thee, in all thy decimal parts
for thou art the only one altogether
lovely and the chief among ten
thousand. In thy absence how
gloomy is the household, and how
desolate the hearthstone.
o Almighty Dollar, thou canst
adUrn the gentleman and feed the
jackass, and when an election is to
be carried, thou art the most potent
argument Of politicians and dena-
gogues and the umpire that decides
the contest. Almighty Dollar thy
shining face bespeaks thy wondrous
power--in my pocket make thy rest
ing place. need thee every
hour X.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-07-14
House Burned.

About ten o'clock Wednesday
morning several taps Of the fire bel
called out the fire department, and
great crowds broke for the fire. II
was no trouble to locate the rehow-
ever, as the flame and black smoke
was soon visible to all. The build
ing on fire was occupied by Rev.
Mcdaniel, a colored minister, and
was located near the Caleb Carter
quarters. Building and contents
destroyed. How the Gre originated
b not known.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-07-14
Card of Thanks.

On behalf Of the Madison Guards
this committee extends to the ladies
who recently worSed SO zealously in
the company behalf, sincere thanks.
The entertainment was a success,
and the interest displayed by the
participants, most especially by the
ladies, is greatly appreciated.
OLA SANDERS,
ALG1 WADE, COmmi.tee-
q. H. Rowe,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-07-14
A Business Change.

The sales stables heretofore con
conducted by j. +. Lines and b. f.
Fucker under the firm name Of The
v. r. Lines Coz was on Thursday
night last merged into and consoli-
dated with the FIaleigh, llinely,
Smith Co., the first named acquiring
stock in the latter company and
closing mp the business as heretofore
M9pducted by them,
AT a meeting OF the Fraleigh,
Hinely, Smith Co. stockholders the
consolidation was effected, and
among other business transacted was
That Of increasing the capital stock
of the concern and the change Of the
corporate name to the Fraleigh,
Lines, Smith Co., under which name
the business viii in future be con.
Quoted.
Msj Lines and 4. L. Fraleigh
left Monday Tor Qlincy where they
will at once open a branch sale sta
BILE which will be in charge OF the
genial Major. This gentleman is a
native of Quincy aud numbers his
friends by the score. He under
stands the horse and wagon BUSINESS
thourghly, and we have no doubt
but that his success in Quincy will
= great. While we regret to lose
from Madison even for a day
are glad to know that he will re-
ain his citizenship with us and pay
as frequent visits.
M. b. N. Tucker, than whom
there Is no better stock man in the
county, will be connected with the
business here.
Success TO the new company.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-07-14
A wart on the Face of the Earth.

Every town, says an exchange,
has man that never made a success
Of anything in his life, bat is never.
theless, prolific in the matter Of sug.
gestion. He is always "butting in"
and wanting to tell what ought to
be done. lie takes special delight
IN stirring up petty strife and neigh.
borhood rows, In fact, he is wart
on the face Of the earth. But what
alpy you going to dor He will not
dle, and the law Of the land prohibits
Your shooting him.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-07-14

A genuine waterspout of great
volume struck Little Manatee is
land, narrow strip Of land near the
mouth Of Little Manatee river, a
few days ago and did much damage
to property.