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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Sci cinem TSa6rif6ranoc ncrlctt.

0em Oorf, 7. Se6rltor. - Se1
eitem 6eute in einem O%reiItodt9ell
To6rifaebGuOe an ser @orIterI troBe
uusge6ro6enen 6elter mltrOen lieberl
9erIonen idper 1tn0 mcbrere leidJt
pcrlebt, uno cine groBc Nn5obl @fon'
l1er uno 6rollen iHpe6ten lG1gere
3eit in GROCER 2e~6enS8efobr. aue
S6perperleBten Ipraltgeu aus eilleml
6euIter i'm o6eren Stodmerf, nad)-
0em ibnen sic 6lnmmen 0et Auarpeg
sur 6lltdt o6gei6nitten battert. Slim
oerielben b%efinoen iid bellte g(6enO
in fritil6em 3tlton0e, n0mliG: gu
sic @cinitein, 25 Sabre alt, @lieoers
Bride urO innere &erleBungen; Sas
lonlon &o6n, W}itglie0 ser Sirno
&uppermon & &o6n, &oppenma6er,
inncre Serlcblngen; SSroel 9rdpo,
90 Sabre alt, S6G0elbru6; ein nid)t
ioentifi3irter Mon1, S660el- uno
S6enfel6rud; Bertha @~einboSfp,
innere &%erIebungcn. GoS 6elter
mltroe raid gcl0iNt unO Der petit
nidre SGaOen lit gcring.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

Der foiIerlidcn S1utu((c niht icbr
reidlid ollSfollen. Cine ipariome
Satin ltno &olSfrmt, Die feline gro
Bcn anipiife mo0t, lit 0o6er, llad)
Dem peiieu Hotbe Der &oilerin, fir
lire S06nc Oie bette Yortic.
Mon petB, BOB 0eS &oiIcr8 Gors
Iic6e fiir prltnfpolen qlrfmanO uno
ieinc bieIen Gciien an Die tim sur
@%erfiigung itcbenOe Gipilliitc Die
b06iten 2(nforberungen ~itellen, UNI
Dor 5ebn ooer 3molf Sobren loll letne
@cl0perlegcn6cit ocrurt gcmcIen leirL
0aB Baron bon 8lei6r0ocr, Der be-
fonnte 8erIiner 9anficr, Die 6inan5-
perbGltniiie mieoer in Sr0nung britt
gen m>tBte. Canals Itredte 8let@ro'
Der Elm o0er 5lpei NfiQionen Wtarf Dor
un0 idltf fir oie N(llS9aben Der foi>
Ierli6en &of6oftnng cine ioliOe iinons
5iele @runologe. Spdtcr, nod Dem
9(6(e6en scr &oiierin SrieOrtd, 9eItoI-
teten lid Die petllni0reu SerDdltnilIe
OcS &aiier6ouic8 better.
&rin5 8ilbelm, ser NIT Segtnh
0e8 l~ebtiG6rigen @intcrIemelterS Die
ltnipcrIitGt Bonn be5o0, lit in @e>
gcniob SIT ieinen 8riiocrn, nomerltli6
SIT oen1 &rin5en Gitel 6rieorid, Der
gon5 in sen 6reltOen lunO 2eiOen lei
ncs Iolootii6en 9errtfeS nufgeDt, BON
meniger mlSgelprodencn mllitorIs
i6en 9feigrnqert. Ser &rin5 %i1tereI-
Iirt Iib leb6oft fiir <nit uno <nIts
QelGidte. IS bieB frii6er, CT lpilroe
lGl10eren Nltfer1t6olt IN Wiin6elt ne6'
men, INN IiH BORT nit Oicicm @ebIetc
p~ertrortter ST modcn. 0ieIer Blot
miro ie6o6 nidt pcrlpirflid)t mcroerl
6o sic &ermG6lltnd oe3 Erin5cn iGon
I'M Moi OieieS SobrcS Itottftltoe1t
miro. Ser Safer bot i'm fir Die
Morineloltfbobn beItimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
SDGerc 2Dbnifala in Sul9c bcs Sing.
Ituner GrbbcbenS.

&ingl It o n, Santaifa, 7. Se6r. -
Der 0ampfer n8lanOria" bonn atlas-
0ienIt ser vSamburg : amerifa-
2inie" traf bon Santa Marta, So
lom6ia, bier Elm, nm &o6len ein5lt.
nebmen. SIS muroen S1allerlelte
bei6ofit, ober sic @rbeiter meigerten
ii6, an0ers ols fir ooppelte 20bnung
5u or6eiten, nGmli6 ie6s5ig Gents
pro Come. 9ieies 8erbalten Ser ar-
better lit cine Solge Der bo6eren
2obnifalo, melde ieit Dem grObe6en
%porgeberri6t bat. 2ebteres iii alf
Sic Gbatiode 5uriid5ufiibren, ooB Die
Nodfruge na6 @rbeitsfraiten groBer
lit, ais 0aS angebot. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
3ms-Guaiiion nnS 2cbeusOcrlnit,

Wercer, Ta., Z. 6ebruar. -
3rpei Sra6t5ii9e co1ioirten 6eute
no6e bier; inmiiten oi6ten Ne6els,
otf Ser ngeIiemer uno Safe @ries
9abn" uno muroen 0enolirt. Brent
Ier $. s. GoOgers aus @reenpiae,
ga, blieb nuf ser Steue toOt, mo
2ofomotipfii6rer GorneliuS &idles
aus Wlcaeesport, $50, Sei5er 9(rtbnr
2od6oro aus @reenoiae, @a., iupie
9remier @m. 9ronlon ans Butler,
8a., erlitten t6otli6e 8erlebungen.
Die 2ofomotipfiibrer fonnten anl1Bs
li6 6es 0ebels Die Signale ni6t
Ie6ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Inipriidc ans ocm ipaniiden &rieae.

@n + II 9 0 II. .. e, Z. Sebr.
= Erdiioent Tooiepelt itellte Dem
gonsreb ein S6reiben 5r, iuorin Der
friibere 9unbesienator @iIliam 6.
Gbanbler, Der Braiibelt Ser Commit
lion fir sic slburtbeilung Ser @niprii-
die ans Dem ipanii6en ariege, eriuft,
Die Srilt fir Die auiloiullg Der Com.
miiiion auf ben 2. September .. S.
81 peridieben. Sn benz S1rei6en
beiBt es, Dem @eridtsbof ieien 542
Soroernngen i'm @eiammtbetrage
bon $61 SPOT eingereidt woroen,
er babe $648, 1926 5uerfannt urto au CT,
leoigen ieien nod 200 5oroerungen
i'm gctrage BON $25, 1851.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
@erid)tet.

Gemarf H.-S, Z. Sebrnar. =
8ranf 9anuiif, melder Sbos. Soff
Dor 5pei Sabren ST. Montclair ernlor.
bette, muroe beite i'm bieiigen gountp-
@efdngniB burd ben Strang binge-
ridtet. ST legte Elm poues @eIt1no-
nib ab ullo erfl1rte, er lei bereit, fir
ieine SdulO 81 biiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

iinS Sics Sic SS. @. 5. 0(ioer, anor-
bile, Gem. @bos. $. 9(dert, 8ai6.
ington .. s.; 9otrid 5. 8nIi6, 9a-
penport, So.; Hobert HulieQ, 2Drd)-
burg, ga.; g. Z. 9rennan 8aibing-
ton, 9.@.; Sobn 9. Ic0onoIO, Stem.
Oorf; Sobn 9eircc, Nep.DorF; Geo.
$. &arriman, 1ep.Oorf; 81. 81. e.
Smith, Nep.Dorf; George Supne,
Hen-Dorf; George Feirce, 6ranf-
fort, Me., un0 9tobert q. G6eiter,
@oIbington, .. 6. Sober Ser 0iret-
toren 5ei6nete so 9(ftien unO 5abltc
$4,000 Elm, ais sic @eieQi6oit in 9(l-
baltp incorporirt pur0e. Io6 0en
Interpretations = Nrtifeln miro 0aS
2Iftienfopital in 10000 9[ftien I'M
Nennlpertb non 500 6elteben 10 oaB
eS i'm @on5en $5,000,000 6ctrdgt.
@ie sic 9un0eSre9ierung eS Der
langt, lper0en 100000 bon 0ieiem
8etroge Die Caution biloen, mel6e
Der eriolgreide 2icitont 81 ltelen bat,
uno bic perbleibenOen So ,000, 600
meroen in 6oorem @el0e ooer in
@ert6popierelb,beIteben
Sugenteur Steoen8 6ic6t
Sem @ontroft einen
Gtege.l Dor.
(SpGter.) - Die administration
fitoet lid beltte Dor Ser alternative,
ale Iltge6ote allf Die Gontrafte fir
Sen &anolbalt o~b5ule6neu oOer Oie
9ienIte oeS Srn. Sobn s. Stepens
oils Gbcf 3ngenieur 5lt perlieren.
Dies lit ser banpti00lide @runb Der
&er5Ggerung ser 9lnno6me OeS Oil
ber'i6en 9tnge6ots. glQe Seriufe,
StepenS gum 9lei6en in ieiner Steae
nnter Sem Gontroftipltem ST 6elpe-
gen, iino perge6lid gemeie len, uno
mobrideinli6 miro ii6 Die Gegierltng
ieinem @ilen fiigen unO Sen aanal
lel6It 6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Sie6cn MenIdjen crtrnnfcn.

5ocramento, Sal, 7. 6ebr.
- Cine 0ompfborfaiie nit iicbet
Mieniden an 9orO rnullte ipGt 6eltte
No1mittag 5ufGuig 9egelt einel &fci-
fer Der bier iiber ben Socramento-
6luB fii6rcnoen 9riicfe. 9lae Snioi=
len OeS 8abr5eltgeS Itiir5teu ms @ol-
ler llll0 e%rtrnnfelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Gofefeller perldenft 80 MiGiumen.

SEEM 9orf, 7. 6ebruar. -
Spat beltte 9afmittag miro orge-
fiinoigt oaB Sobn 9, godefeQer Dem
r@eneral @oucation Board" lpeitere
$32,000,000 geI6enft bat. @r
idenfte oieler 9eb0roe, oeren 3med
oarin beItebt, @r5iebungs anitalten
in allen S6eilen hes 2anoes gu unter-
itiisen, l1on friiber $1,000, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Sapan's
Strifes nurm9eu.
InfriGrcrii6c Scrglcntc DOn Srup-
pen sit Gaarcn gctricben.

'I
pen sit Gaarcn getricbcn.
Cine 4n3abl Iufriibrer betronfen it6
bel ser Gliinoerung zines Maga-
sins, 5iin0eten oaIiel6e an un0
famen in Sen 6(ammen Inn. -
Imerifoner un0 Mmerifanerinnen
i'm Quirinol 81 &om Ser &0nigtn
bon StoIien borgeItelt. - Slim
5e6n Sol5bader einem 2aminen-
itlr5e gum 0pfer 8efalen.
&oiicr 6ran5 Soiepb giebt cine
beabii6ti9te &eiie no6 9rag aus
Observation-Disclosures ouf.
Gotto, 7. 3ebrltor. - SopaniI6e
Srltppen iit0 nod Sen &upferberg-
nerfen i'm 9iitrift 2(ibio geidift NOR
oen, mo-, mie geltern gemel0et, itri<
fenoe 9(rbeiter bos Gi9ent6ltm Der
&rin5ipole 81 5eritoren begonnen ba-
ben lu1O 9pnomit babel omuenOeten.
6iini5e9n ser 9(ufriibrer murOen
in eillem Wogo5in, mcldJeS ie gepliills
Bert Dotten, 81 Sooc perbrartt. 0as
Waga5in cntbielt 2ebenSmittcl un0
Spiritlloien unb lpur0e Don Sen Stri-
fern, noG6cm iiG OicIel6en %IinnloS
betrirnfen botten, 5ufdaig onge5iilts
set. Man weiB iebt, OoB Sic lln-
ruben bon So5ialiiten angefo6t MIR
ben. Scr Siibrer, meIher Der Ser
treter cines Sp5ioliItenblatteS it,
mltroe per6oftet.
Die @erItGrfung ser 8oli5ei un0
sic gtbienoung bon Grlppen bat Ben
Altfriibrern S6red ein9eidgt. Die
ielben crgriffen sic 6luAt, aaein
i6rer Diele muroen perboitet, ebe lie
entfommen fonnten.
Soponii6 6 neiii6er
@offen ely q 6 ct.
8ictorin, sc, Z. 6ebruar. -
9to6 Den bier eingebenOen Boitnad)s
ri6ten aus SDong6oi bat man BET
einem llnfoQ ouf Der Oortigen @erfte
bic gnt0edrng gemodt, OaB 10000
Malier.@ elpebre uno 100000 Yn-
tronen bon Sopolt fir Die i'm Guf-
Itanoe beiin0li6en 6ineiil6en 9i-
ltrifte eingei6mltggelt mor0en iino.
q merifuner i'm Qutrtnal,
Som, 7. 6ebrllor. - litter Ben
Nmerifanern uno @merifnnerinnell,
melde beute gelegentli6 zines @m-
piongeS Scr &6nigin Selena bon Sta
lien ~porgeIteut murben, befanOen iid
6rall W}cGaQ, Satin 6eS GongreB-
Witglie6es Samuel @. Mc@aa, u1o.
Oeren So6ter; 6rau SonOer6iIt al-
fen uno fire 3ohter @loODS; Sr. uno
6rou Samuel 81. SoneD bon Netp'
port, 81. s.; @r. uno 6rau S. 9. Sit
tiltgs uno oeren E0dter bon Salti-
more; 8rau Salmoge Wangan; S.
9. Garter bon 9rinceton Director
ser ardJGologiIden S1ule, unb 6rau
Garter, un6 George 90. 9red bon
Chicago, 9ireftor ser oImerican
gco6emp, nn6 Srou 9red.
Canine eri6lGgt 10 Sol5'
Doder.
9ufareIt, Num6nien, Z. Sebr.-
Siini5e6n Sol5bader pltroen gelterll
I'M Wilscel.9 iltrift Scr @ebirge an
Der @ren5e bon Siebenbiirgen bon Ell
ncr 2oluine peri6iittet uno morell
iGmmtliG toOt, ais man tic ouSgrub.
Sran5 Soiepb gebt ni0t
M 6 Brog.
@ien 7. Sebriiar. - guf Orit'
oenoeS Gr5tliGcs anrotben bot &ai-
ier 6ron5 Soiepb Die langit beablid)-
tigte Heiie nob Yrog anfgegeben. Die
9ler5te iiirdteten, BOP bic nlpermeio'
li6en Stropo5eln, pelde INT oieie
SobreS5eit nit elmer iolden Sonr
perblrnoen iil1o, fir Ben I'M n. Sc
b%ensjobrc ltebenben SerriGer 81 piel
geiporoen iein miiroen. shls gleidcm
@rrnoe mar idon I'M leeten 9c5enl'
Der bic Srager yeiie peri1oben iuor-
Sen.
81 efruten 8orlage an9es
II 0 NJ III G II.
SIC nu 7 Gehrttnr - Moh pi1er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08


liner Correspondent i6reibt, BOB Die
am 26. 9c5emebr b. S. erfolgte offiz
5ieQe 9efanmtmo6ung Der Serlo.
bilng oes Bril5en 9luguit @ilbelm
bon BreuBen, bes pierten Sobnes Oes
Dellti6en &oiierpoores, nit ieiner
Gouiine, Der Grin5eiiin @leranora
8iftoria pon S6lesipig = Solitein.
@liidsburg, ielbit IN &reiien, bie Benz
Sofe in Berlin nabe iteben, groBe lie
berrai6ung berporgerllfen bat. Ser
Trin5 bat erit am 80. Sonuar oaS 20.
2ebensiobr erreidt, ieine 9raitt, ant
81. g(pril 1887 geboren, lit nidt gans
orei Wonote finger, lin0 in anbe-
trobt bes jugenoli6en Mlters ser
9rattlelte fam Die Serlo6u1g allgez
mein iiberroi6eno. Won glait6t at
miiierl baB es Die aoiiern lit, Die ben
Ser5ensbltno ibres Sobnes nit ibrer
Ni6te no6 ardften g%eioroert bat,
oelln lie bat cine moglidJIt tribe Ser,
beirotbllng Der Sobne ltets gelpiinidt
unb b%efiirportet. 8a5u fam Der rid)t
minber unbeoeutenoe llnlItano, baB
Die Grin5eiiin i6lidt lnb bditsli6 er.
5ogen lit, mo menn man le1s Sobne
bat, ielbit mern lie faiierlihe Brilt5en
lino, fam 6ie idbrlidc 3uloge aus
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
NeWsy News Items From Lee

Walter Mcdaniel OF Monticello.
came down last Sunday and spent a
few hours with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. j. Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Peare Williams and her lit
tie son, John Henry, returned last
Sunday from Aucilla where they
have been visiting relatives.
Mrs, Mickler, Mrs. Olive StrouG
and Miss Salie Slrnler went TO Live
Oak last Saturday on shopping
expedition
Mrs. Jack Mccullough and chill.
dren of Live Oak were visiting
relatives and friends here last week.
Supt. G. W. Tedder came down
lat week a0' lad trc Few desks
put up IT, t'lr puol house.
Miss Emna Blan,Jn visited Misses
Nellie and ' uule' stroud the first
part Of this week.
Mr.. {, NJ Ffjcr has begun work
ON his new brick store. prcpara-
,ions gre also being made to rebuild
the mill and gin houses.
Mr. and Mrs. john B'onton and
children visited relatives at Blue
springs last Sunda&-
The revival meeting at Stonewall
church closed last week. Rev. Smith
Hardin Of Monticello, who came to
assist Rev. Mann, preached some
very interesting and soul stirring
sermons. Many were awakened to.
their relig ious duty and three new
members were added to the church
roll during the meeting.
Rev. Evans, the Baptist minister,
preached at the school house last
Saturday and Sunday.
John Stroud, who went to Mid
way to- relieve the telegraph opera.
tor there returned last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Williams Of
Palatka are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Williams.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
New Editor for The Recorder.

The Madison Recorder when il
appears tomorrow will contain the
valedictory Of Royal g. Dunn, its
editor and owner for several years
past, and the salutatory Of James r.
borland, who after this week, as
sumes the editorial control and man.
agement Of the paper.
The deal has been pending for
several weeks, so we are informed,
but was only cons1mmated on Tues
day Of this week. We are not per-
mitted TO state the terms but can
only say that Mr.. Boriand has pur-
chased the entire plant, good will
and everything connected with the
paper, and W II be in sole charge of
its affairs.
Since the establishment of the
New Enterprise about six years ago
hir' DOrIann mas been In its employ
off and on for about three years,
and we have no hesitancy in pro-
nouncing him an able newspaper
man, being acquainted with rewspa-
per making from the case up. We
believe that he will restore the Re.
coEder to some of its former useful
ness and raise is standard to a much
higher notch than it has occupies
for year or more.
The New Enterprise extends the
hand Of fellowship and wishes Mr..
BorlaDd success in his venture.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
Minutes of School Board.
Madison, Fla, Aug. 6, 19O'

Madison, Fla, Aug. 6, 1901.
Board met promptly at 10 \. m
Full Board present, minutes read
and approved,
A sub.dis,rict election was order
ed held at Pinetta on August 3lSt
II. B. Henderson, w. +. Allen and
49, O. johnson were appointed man
ayers,
Colored schools we're ordered es-
tablished at Hanson and llopewelI
with the understanding that the
board would be to no expense fol-
said schools except for teaching.
A pump was ordered pnt down
at Oak Hill school.
The annual report Of the super
intendent was examined and APP
proved,
Owing to examination the next
regular meeting Of the board will be
held on the first Monday in Septem-
Der.
Settlement was had with the treas
urer and all bills paid.
w, j. BLANToN,
Chairman.
G. W TZDDER,
Secretary.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
HAD AN AWFUL TIME
But Chamberlain S Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Cured Him.

1t is with pleasure that l give you
this unsolicited testimonial. About a
year ago when bad a severe case OF
measles / got caught out In hard
rain and the measles settled In my
stomach and bowels. had an awful
time and had it not been for the use
CT Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoes Remedy I could not have
possibly lived but few hours longer,
but thanks to this remedy / am now
strong and wells have written the
above through simple gratitude and !
shall always speak good word for this
remedy. Sam Ii. Gwin, Concord, Ca
For sale by d. 9. Smith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

otal Cdsn IN treasury aug, l.. IlItsbo a
On motion Columbus B. Smith
was appointed a Bond Trustee for
Madison county to serve on the
Board Of County Bond Trustees in
place Of John L. Inglis who has
moved out of the county.
j. II. Phillips, representative Of
Brobston Co. cane before the board
for the purpose OF renting the
county road engine, grading ma
chimes and water tank 10 grade
streets in the Town OF Greenville,
Fla, and upon consideration it was
agreed to hire or rent said machinery
to said Brobston Co. for the price
OF $40 per day for each day the
same is used, and contracts in dupli.
cate were signed by said Company
and the board, and it was also agreed
that said company should if possible,
use the county's fireman for said
engine.
On motion all Road Commission.
ers were ordered paid for six months
services for the year 1907.
There being no further business
on motion board adjourned until the
next regular meeting.
+. u. MARTIN, Clerk.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
Chsmberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Better
Than Three Doctors.

"1'hree years ago we had three doc
tore with our little boy and everything
that they could do seemed in vain. At
last when all hope seemed to be gone
We began using Cbsmbsrlsins Collie,
Cholera and Disrrhesa Remedy and in
: fsw hours ~ began p improve To-day
he . = healthy child - parents
,ould wish for. "--Mn. B. J.. Johnston,
linton, Nss. For rals b. D. Q. Smith,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
RUN-OVER LOCALS.

ION accept cough cure that you
may be told is just as good as Kennedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup, because it ISL t
just as good-there is quite differ
ence. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup acts gently upon the bowels and
clears the whole system OF coughs ind
colds. 1t promptly relieves inhsmma-
ton Of the throat and allays irritation.
Sold by W. B. Davis.
Judge Thomas A Hall, county Judge
o. Nassau county, died suddenly at his
home in FerDandina last Sunday morn
ing. He hsd been i'll but a few days.
Judge Hall was commander OF Nassau
Camp, United Confederate Veterans, at
Fernandina. He was formerly citi-
zen OF Madison county, his home being
in the Cherry Lake neighborhood near
the site Of the present church, He had
many friends and acquaintance In this
county who will be grieved to learn OF
his death.
"We never repent OF eating too lit
tle," was one OF the ten rules Of life Of
Thomas Jefferson, president Of the
United States, and the rule applies to
every one without exception during
this hot weather, because it is hard for
food, even in small quantities, to bc di.
gested when the blood is at high tenn
perature. At thi: season we should
also help the stomach as much as posi-.
be by the use OF q little Kodol For
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, which will
rest the stomach by disest'ng the food
itself. Sold by W. b. Dayis.
The tobacco crop OF the Fraleigh,
Smith Investment Co has been bar
vested and most all OF 1t ship
ped to the contractor at Quincy, The
members of the company are enthusi-
astic over their success with the first
crop, the yield being about eleven hun
dred pounds to the acre, The crop
from the fam Of II. NJ Taylor was
equally as good in every particular,
and the beauty about it is that the to-
bacco will burn" the statement Of the
Quincy and Gadsden county people to
the contrary notwiths .anding.
The telegraph operators of the coun'
try have gone out on strike and the
Offices Of the Western Union and Postal
companies IN all parts Of the United
States are practically out Of business
until the places Of the striking opera
tors are supplied by non-union opera
tors. Tuesday morning we called at
the local office in Madison and were
informed by the yourg lady operator in
charge that she had not walked out
but that she might as we'll because she
could not send any messages to Jack
sonville or other cities because there
were no operators at those ends TO re.
cieye them.
The ladies OF the Cemetery Improve
meut Association held an enthusiastic
meeting Monday afternoon. Plans are
on foot for q big supper and up'to date
/ Bazaar TO raise funds for fencing.
seats, etc. With proper encourage
ment and support from citizens of the
town and surrounding country the Ia
dies are considering the adyisabtlity Of
forming a joint park association as
they believe, after both have been put
in proper shape, one man can take care
OF both. A trip TO the upper country
is enough to kiudle a spark OF en-
thusiasm and public spirit in even o
half.dead Madisonian. The date of the
holding Of the supper and Bazaar will
be announced later
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
Remedy for Diarrhoea. Never KnoWE
10 Fail.

al want to say few words for Cham
berlain's Colo Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1 have used this preparation
in my family for the past five years
and have recommended it to a number
Of people in York county and have
never known it to fail to effect a cure
In any instance. ] feel that can not
say too much for the best remedy Of
the kind in the world, Us. Jemlson,
Spring Cove, York County, Pa. This
remedy is for sale by D. g. Smith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
Letter to Vann Bros.
MADISON, FLA.

Dear Sir: why 90 you people send
JUS such tales as this'
d. q. Smith, Madison, Fla, had his
nother's house painted Devoe II years
400. and the house looks better to-day
than other houses painted with other
paint or 4 years ago. -.
They are full Of goodwill Tor DeVse
Yours truly, 4,
Fw DEvOE & co
?. g d. q, Smith sells our paint.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

County Judge filed license report
for July which shows no license is
sued.
Board received a telegram from
'suwapnee county board requesting
this board 70 meet that board At
Ellsv,lle on 14tl % confer about
building steel bridges across suvan-
nee and wishlaooo ehss rivers At
Hllsvills. sad 40 requesting the :
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

t.xExen at this early date plans are
bee formulated for the Dade Coun'
IN Fair which viii be held either the
hitter part Of February or the first
y March.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
sftond Annual Announcement F. MI
FThe Second Annual Announce


The Second Annual Announce
ntnt OF the Florida Normal Insti-
h,,e and Commercial College has
Mem Issued and is now being sent
.sut TO prospective students and
lends Of the institution by Prof.
:rslter B. Cate, the principal.
The announcement is in the shape
Il a booklet containing twenty'odd
4 sstes with many handsome illus.
cations and in point Of workmanship
ma topographic excellence reflects
'.fedit upon the printers, the Pepper
EPablisbing Company, Of Gainesville,
Rom whose presses it was issued.
N Under the caption "Personal'
prof. Cate says, in part: "One
lear ago in making the first an
|fouucemen concerning the estab-
Gstment of the Florida Normal In
.,itn,ute and Commercial College
1. Madison, l gave my reasons for
coming to Madison and for expect
lpg to haye good school. 10 say
that my expectations and hopes
nave been reslized but mildly ex
presses my real feeling. hoped
for ain enrolment of three hundred;
We enrolled four hundred and forty.
II boped for at least fifty boarding
|pup,is; we had one hundred ana
|forty. i hoped for dozen gradu-
|stes; we had twenty'three. "
The next term of the school will
commence On the first Tuesday i'll
September, which will be the third
day of the month. The various de-
uartmonts will be in charge Of the
following efficient teachers, some OF
whom are already known 10 our peo'
pie by their past work, and the
others come to our school with the
highest endorsements:
W. B. Cate, Principal; Latln'
History and Pedagogy
Grant Wheeler, Principal Com
nercial College: Com m ere "a
Ranches, English and Science
\ Miss Peatle Altman, Preparatory
Department.
Miss Mary Walters, LIST Assistant
Preparatory Department
Miss Jessie L. auckland Art
Voice, Expression aud Physical
Culture.
Miss Agoes Plrramore, Piano.
Miss Elizabeth lIlll, intermediate
Department.
Misses Mas Notlow and Irene
Werts. Primary Department.
NJ. ID. Clancy, Instructor in Iele-
graphy..
The frst,,erm OF the school was
a wonderful success and the second
term will be entered upon with bril-
liant prospec All Madison re-
ioices in the possession of so splen-
did an institution of learning ana
stand ready to aid it IL any way
possible. '5e
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

The exports from Jacksonville for
the month of July just ended.
amounted to $4,000. Lumber ship
msnts did not quite reach one nil.
lion feet.