The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-30


bay all, and more too. il consulted
When in towr call at the city marke.
or see me in person. Money in your
pocket to do so.
HENRY RAINS.
Nr. Carl Stoy late OF jacksonville.
left early last week for New Orleans
where he has been promoted bv his
firm to a new and more responsible
position. He spent several days with
his parents here before his departure.
Some Of the young ladies' connected
with the baby show tackled wings on
Joe Hinely this morning and marched
him down Ohio avenue. AS an fn
angel. we fear Joe would prove fail
ure IL he had to wear wings. Live
Oak Daily Democrat. 2Sth.
Call Ia For full and complete line
of fresh and fancy family groceries.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson. accom- panied
by Master James and little Misses Anna
and Julia Funk, left on Wednesday Of
last week for Pine Castle, Fla. Henry
Funk left for Pine CAST. this week,
and he children will spend some time
there visiting their aunt.
Mrs, 5. Joyce, 80 Sullivan st =, Glare.
mont, y H.. writes "About n year
ago bought two bottles of Foley's
! Kidney Cure. Ii cured me Of severe
case Of Kidney troIble OF several years
standing. II certainly is a grand. good
medicine. and heartily recommend it. -
D. G. Smith.
At the banquet to he given Monday
to the Graduates, their guest will in
clude the Town Council and School
Board. One hundred covers will be
laid and Col. Chas. f. Davis, OF Madi-
son, OF the wlttiest, as well as one Of
the bralniest OF Florida's Attorney s
will be toast master for tie occasion.
The store now occupied b. Monroe
Williams will be torn down on or about
the first ProX., and upon its site a
handsome, two story white brick
structure will be erected by Maj. NJ
c. Drew. Mr.. Williams has moved to
the store known as the cid Hassel
stand.
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve does not merely heal on the sur
face; it penetrates the pores and
promptly relieves pain, caused by boils
burns, scalds, cuts and skin disease.
1t is especially good for piles. Beware
OF limitations. Sold by w. 3. Davis.
Died in this place. last Wednesday,
May 22nd, at p. M. Arthur Vann Of
Houston, Texas. He has for years
been a telegraph operator and rs a re-
suit of overwork and too faithful APP
plication to duty. he had stroke Of
paralysis about two months ago, from
which time his health failed rapidly.
He was brought here for pr. Yates
electric treatment, but It was unavail
ing. Mr.. Vann was n tender and de-
acted husband and father. lie died in
his thirty-ninth wear aud leaves n wife,
two daughters and one son. beside Il
large family connection to weep for
him. Our sympathies are with the be
reaved family.
When your back aches it is almost
invariably an Indication that something
is wrong with your kidneys. Weak,
diseased kidneys frequently cause a
break down of the entne system. De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills afford
prompt relief for weak kidneys. back.
ache, inflammation Of the bladder and
all urinary troubles. Sold by w. b.
Davis.
(The New Enterprise owes Miss
Thres dgille and her classes an apology
for the omission OF the following notice
which should have gone III last weeks
issue.) In the recital given Monday
evening May Goth, Miss Threadgille
and her pupils surpassed themselves.
Little Misses Drew and Maud Yates,
elocutionists, Misses Hattie Lou
Dickinson and Eta Morrow, vocalists,
Miss Rachel Martin, violinist and little
Miss Pearle Hassell pianist, all went
far beyond the average Of amateur.
performers, while Miss Albritton prov
ed an "al round star" playing, singing
and reciting with decided grace and
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