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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-20
CALLS RECIPROCITY INEVITABLE.

That commerce must eventually move unre-
strained between these two peoples is selfevdent.
move freely. instead of paying the heavy penalty
OF delay? I do believe that there is one valid
international boundary line bristle with custom
houses and forces every dollars worth Of trade
between them 70 snow It's passport and pay its
entrance fee 1 90 not believe that there Is one
sound objection the side Of Canada OF the
United States TO fuller and freer intercourse.
" hstever be the strength or weakness Of the
nonic policy known s proreCtion-a subject which
] do not here discuss-it has meaning or effect
applied b. either one Of these countries against
The assumption Of some fixed variation in the
wage level IS nonsense. Men are free 70 come and
for her labor largely upon her French Canadian
population Wages do vary. just they vary
age under similar conditions IS the same in the
A more liberal and friendly trade relation be-
tween them would re an economic gain The
manufacturer OF Canada need fear the com
petition OF powerful combinations in the United
States Not OF these controls production in
tts country Right here the small msnufact-
urer completes successfully with mis- greater rival.
II there was not a duty on any natural product
OF either country when entering the other. not
wheel would stop, not man would be thrown out
Of employment II either. But the business OF each
Il is clear a of reciprocal advantage as
can be found in the whole history Of trade which
rests OF the axiom. not always remembered in our
time that both parties to the exchange Of com
Hlodiues may be gamers by the transaction.
Neither Canada nor the United States had any
In support OF this statement he quoted y NJ
Parry. lately president Of the American Manu-
facturers Association who said: The Canadian
trade IS more important than all the commerce
anticipated for the Panama Canal and yet our
tarln policy in respect 10 Canada hardly could
be worse II dictated BY foreign enemy
OPPOSITION BROKEN DOWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-20

and in that behalf may say that the great State
OF New York as well as this metropolis mas po%
eTfuHy contributed to bring them about. And moth
ing less could be expected from state so enter
prisinE and resourceful
The friendly and commercial relations between
both countries being fostered by the wise PoI-
Cies pursued by both governments, and consloer
that under the administration Of William H. laIt
respect nut in practice bv the present Executive
viii be continued, not only because OF the wise ana
farsighted craftsmanship of the Presidet-efect DuL
because by doing he will give HE ana oelng
the express wishes of the whole American na-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-20
MESSAGE FROM DIAz-

seSor Jose F. GoSoy. Charge JAnaIres Of Mexico
II Washington. explained that he was delegated
ny President Disz besr his greetings ana good
wishes n the Chamber Of Commerce. with thanks
for the invitation 10 attend its annual dinner He
spoke elooUently a the changes thirty Years had
Froducsd fH MS country He continued
TIE commercial relations between Mexico and
ss -Elted States are al present most saIlsfzctor;
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

We want to give our cordial
thanks to the inspectors and
managers of the primary cleo
ton in Madison county for the
Careful and prompt attention
they gave our request for COM
plete returns from the county
precincts. All day last Wednes-
day the envelopes containing
the marked tickets poured into
our Office and we were thereby
enabled to furnish our readers
with the detailed vote of the
in one precinct
without very great delay. Thank
you, cordially, gentlemen. In
helping us you also conferred a
great favor upon the people of
the county.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28
A card From Mays.

To the voters OF Madison County:
l will never forget the kindness Of
Madison county to me in helping me
get in the second primary for the
Congressional nomination. / have
a right to be proud of my vote in
your county. It assures me Of one
thing, that is worth more than high
public Office in that 1 have true loyal
friends in the county where / was
born.
l ask your support in the second
race. Ineed all the votes you can
give me, land will try to deserve your
support.
Faithfully,
D. II. MAYS.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28
cOunIY Commissioned.


DISTRICT 3.
Thereby announce my candidacy for County
Commissioners from District No. Sand respectfully
solicit the support Of the Democratic voters Of said
District promising felecied to discharge the duties
Of the Office with justice ADD impartality to all.
Respectfully.
J. w. KIDDING.
hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office Of County Commissioner 70
represent the third commissioners die
triot Should the voters Of that DIS
-trict favor me by their votss it will be
my earnest effort to 30 conduct the
affairs OF the Office es to merit the
approval Of eli cli'zene Thanking my
friends ID advance Tor their loyal sup
port, am, Respectfully
j. p. TAYLOR.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28


As long ago as last March
this paper entered into the pro-
phesyihg business and made
bold to foretell the result in this
county in the matter of the
Senatorship, Congressional sue
cession and governorship. The
figures of last Tue sday prove
that we had a correct line on
the. situation and dished out sure
enough healthy dope" Things
happened Just like we said they
would. Some folks might think
that because of our success that
time we are inclined to be
''pnffed up about it and will
swell around Dragging on our
ability. but not. so, not SO, good
folk. On the contrary, we are
content TO rest on our laurels
and not endanger our we'll earn
ed reputation as correct politi
cal dopester by venturiug more
prophecy. Oh, no. Results of
the second primary might put
us in the same class with John
L. Sullivan who entered the
ring once too often" or some
well known politicians who af-
ter succeeding for many years
in beguiling the people into vot-
ing for them have at last met
their Waterloo.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28


In the Circuit Court Of the Third
judicial Circuit IN and for Madison
county, Florida.
Madison Southern Railway comsany
p. K. Lanier and his wife.
Florence Lanier.
Notice Is hereby given 10 p X I.aner and his
wife Florence Lanier, both Of Madison County
Florida aud to all persons interested IN or having
liens upon the property hereinafter described that
Southern Railway Company filed IN the Circui.
Court Of the said judicial Circuit of the State of
Florida, In and for the County Of Madison, its
Pstin9RS seeking to tase % rgss Of smi 20, do
Of way yards. tracks, ard tracks for the railroad
OF said petitioner the Madison Southern Railway
Sou Invest y II Northwest 4 Of Section 10. I'll.
S. X. gE' Beginning At a post 900 feet east Of the
northwest corner Of the southwest 4 Of north
v. St x Of Section TO- 7 s. R. OF, thence run.
point i05 feet east Of the southwest corner Of the
northwest u Of Section 10, T I, S. r. 9E; thence
east los feet, more or less, 20 post 100 feet from
same; thence northeasterly 400 feet more or less,
70 pont, (Said line to be parallel 70 and 100 feet
nom first iine thence West lO5 feet to the place Of
beginning, containing 3. q acres, more or less.
Southeast 4 Of the Southeast y OF Section O. T
$. Il. 8 K. Beginning at q point 90 feet more or
less west of the northeast corner Of the southeast
heaes s. e deg. e Min. W i4oO feet more II y
less to stake, thence West ITO feet more or les
thence 20 deg. % min. X 1890 feet more or less
70 q point; thence East 10 feet, more or less 10
place Of beginning, containing a42 acres more or
less.
Northwest 4 of the Northwest Y Of Section 10.
IL, S. R. X. Beginning at a point go feet
more or less East Of the northwest corner Of SEQ
ton 10, y !, s. Il. Q Il. In the center Of the Mad.
81 Southern Ry., as located, thence Hast 60 feet
20 the side Of 100 foot right Of wav, thence IL
souherly direction 400 feet, more or iefs so feel
east and parallel % said location Of the Madison
Southern Ry 20 the south side of the northwest y
OF the northwest y of said Section To- said roint Is
S5 feet, OF less from the southeast corner Of
said norhw, Ct Of the northwest thence 100 feet 10
The west side Of said right Of way Of Madison
Southern RY. then IL uortheriy direction 400
feet more o. less 70 the north line Of said north
west y Of the northwest u section TO- then East
80 feet 70 the place If beginning, Containing D
acres. more or less, as win more fully appear bv
reference 70 SAID petition now on file herein.
NOW, IHhitktOkh,yD u and ca, h OF YOU. and
al persons Interested in ~ havng liens upon SAID
properly, are hereby notified and Commanded TO he
and appear In ou said Circuit court on the frs.
Monday m June. 1905. the same being the lst dav
Of said month, and then and there 70 show cause
Il any, why the said should not be taken by
Petitioner for the use aud purposes set forth in said
WITNESS Thos. 2. Martin CLERK Of said
Count, and the Seal Of said Court, this 20th day Of
hiay A. y. 1905.
(SeaB T. =. MARTIN
Clerk cirsait Court Madison county, fla
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

This is no time for weeping
and wailing. We lost our can
didate for the Senate. AS long
as w. B. Lamar was in the race
we we're for him. We are gem
timely sorry be was defeated
in the first primary. Had be
succeeded in getting into the
second primary we would still
have been for him to the extent
OF our loyal support. But he
failed. 1t is up to US to select
another man to whom we can
give support and we have no
hesitancy in pledging our best
efforts to the election of Duncan
U. Fletcher as Senator from
Florida. We know the man
professionally, officially and as
a citizen. We have known him
for many years. We knew him
when be was the champion and
ready friend of those who are
loudest now in their condemna-
tion of him. and in all our re-
lations with him we have found
him to be man of the highest
ideals, clean morally, profes
sionally aad politically. Our
best effort will be put forth in
aid of Fletcher's candidacy fol
the Senate.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28
Cart Erom Mr. TayIor.
Faithfully,
D. H. MAYS.

l wish to thank the friends who
supported me for county commission
er Of district no. S,ot Madison count
ty In the recent primary election, I
will be in the second primary and 1
hope you will continue to give me
your hearty support.
To those who did not support me,
If after carefully considering the
matter, you think / am the better
qualified Of the two men running 70
ell this responsible office, / trust
that you too will give me your
hearty and active support
Again thanking you and promising
if elected to discharge the duties Of
the Office the very best that l know
howl am,
Yours faithfully,
j. P. TAYLOR.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

Mays is a sure winner in the
second primary for Congress in
this district. When it is remem-
bered that he came into the
race months after the other can.
didates had begun their canvass
for votes it can only be acknowl-
edged that he has made a re
markable race. With the aver
age voter the discharge of a
promise to vote in the first pri.
mary releases him in the second
primary and we must confess
that to us it looks like Mays is
coming out OF the second pri-
mary with a good big majority
of the votes cast. His hundreds
of friends in Madison county
will stay with him to the end.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

Park Trdmmell was an easy
winner and defeated Ellis for
Attorney General by big ma
Torlty. While we had nothing
speeiai against Ellis we did
what we could for Park and we
congratulate him on bis victory
and the people of Florida on the
fact that they have chosen an
able and splendid gentleman to
an honorable and responsible
position.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28
A Hanby rainier

is soon turned to sad one If he has to
walk the floor every night with crying
baby. McGee's Baby Elixir viii make
the child well, --soothe Its nerves, in
duce healthy, normal slumber. Best
for disordered bowels aud sour stomach
-all teething babies need it. Pleasant
to take, sure, and safe, contains no
harmful drugs. Price % and so cents
per bottle. Soldby ", B. Davis.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

1t was David who said in his
Baste "all men are liars" And
sbat is where David differs from
the present day defeated candi-
date. The latter class say "all
men are liars" but they are not
nnduly hasty in making the
remark. Indeed some OF them
make it with great elaboration.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

The voters in Winquepin pre-
sinct of Madison county kept us
all guessing as to who was
slected in the county. Returns
from that precinct could not be
ebtained until the ballot box
was returned and opened by the
committee on Saturday, when
all the votes of the county were
Officially canvassed. And pend
ing thar occasion the political
world stood still and waited
With bated breath for @news
from Winquepin.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28
Political Announcements
Clerk Circuit Court.

am a candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court and respectfully ask the support "
the voters IN the coming primary eleetion, If be-
come the nominee and am elected pronile 10 en-
deayor to conduct the affairs Of the Office IN such
manner to give satisfaction to eVefy citizen.
When YOU 20 10 the polls on primary DAG utke
Your X mark 10 the left Of the name Of
Your respectfully.
ThOS. g. Phftff.
To the Democratic Voters of Madison CouaI
In announcing my candidacy foi C|aA 81 the
Circuit Court again, ! desire hIst ID express my
heartfelt thanks TO the many friends who have 50
Loyalty and ably snppor ed me a. The past. and
have tried to show at all times my appreciation Of
the great honor thus done me hy giving TO All the
best service at my command, i have been q prompt
attentive accommodating and courteous 10 one and
all as knew howl realizing Al az times that am,
and have been,but the servant ot the whole people.
have discharged the duties OF the Office honestly
and impartially, according an the same courteous
deavored to show my high esteem and true friend
ship to the honorable and worthy old Confederate
Veterans and the Widows Of Veterans It has
ever been my pleasure TO render them every cour-
tesy and service IN my power without one cant Of
cost 10 them, and shall continue to be as long As
am IN position 70 render them service The Affairs
Of the Office are all right, and can do sour work
promptly and correctly. In again asking your
support, do so simply upon my record, and first
pledge made to he voters Of The county ~ years
ago. II elected will discharge the duties Of the
Office Honestly, Couneusly and Soberly. Trust
ing to receive your support again. 1remaln your
Tz. MARTIN.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

So far as getting prompt re-
turns and accurate information
as to the winners, the primary
system 10 Florida is a distinct
failure. More than week has
passed since the holding of the
first primary and il is factthat
actual results for all Offices in
1he State are not yet known to
the people at large. Some way
should be devised to get the
returns more promptly.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

We haven't seen the figures
and can't therefore, prove it,
but we do believe the Hon.
William Sherman Jennings has
been elected to stay at home
and that the Hon T Albert
Jennings will serve as National
Committeeman from the State of
Florida. And this being true
&c can only say we are sincere.
y glad.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

Tom Appleyard, It seems,
didn't win out in his race FIR
Comptroller. but he has the
consolation of knowing that
many of his brother editors in
various parts of the State also
failed to reach the goal of their
several ambitions through the
will Of the people expressed at
the polls. In some parts Of
Florida editors are appreciated
but 10 most parts it is wise for
the aforesaid editors to keep
out OF The political race them
selves and put in their time and
talents whooping it up for the
politicians who usually get
there through the editors eff
forts.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

We rather think the friends
ofLamar and Beard throughout
the State will not soon forget
The severe lambastings admins
tered by governor and candidate
Broward to those gentlemen in
ne weeks preceding the FIRST
primary. And we rather think
also that the aforesaid friends
81 the gentlemen will feel more
like giving their votes and sup
port ia the second primary to
tie candidate who during the
strenuous days Of the first cam
paign never forgot the fact that
be was a gentleman and con-
Quoted bis campaign along gem
tlemanly lines without resorting
10 wholesale abuse Of his OPP
porents Fletcher win be the
nextsenator from Florida.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28
THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1905,

And now for the battle roya,'
With Guchrista and Stockton for
governor and Broward and
Fletcher for Senator there's 60
ing to be something dong in the
next few weeks.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

DISTRICT 3
announce rhat am a candidate for mcmber of
School Board fai district No. 3rrbicei 60 hc ac-
uou Of the democratic voters Of said district 10 the
coming primary. Thanking you in advance iol
ycnr support and pIedginE MYSELF TO . fsithin.
performance Of the duties 81 tne office q elected,
am, Respectfully
p a.. MCLEOD.
| announce that ! ana a candidate Tor
re election as member Of the School
Board, district 3, and request the 1up-
port Of al voters 10 the coming pre-
mary Respectfully.
w. W. SEVER.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

Have we reached the turning
point in Florida politics? Is it
possible that the three friends"
combination is about to be
broken and that the people will
come again into their own9
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28
NotIce Of Ejaculation
Yours faithfully,
J. P. TArroR.

The regular examination for
teachers will be held at the high
school, beginning at $50 q. NJ,
Tuesday, June ind 1908.
6. W. TEppHa
County Superintendent.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-28

His most rabid opponent must
concede that in the campaign
just finished Fletcher conducted
himself and his canvass on the
highest plane. That he did not
descend into the CRIME of dirty
personal politics as did some of
his opponents will tend to his
advantage in the race now be-
fore him. He is a clean gentle
man, faithful to every trust,
aud his eminent service to the
party from which be has never
before asked reward entities
him to the consideration Of
every loyal democrat. With
Fletcher in the Senate Of, the
United States Florida will be
represented brilliantly and safe
".
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
AS TO TACT

TACT is quality so rare among Office
boys that one seldom finds any evil
dence that would seem to prove that as
a class these little workers are possessed
of that virtue to any considerable de-
gree. Its reverse, however, is quite
common. The experience of a we'll
known railway official, who is not es-
pecially noted for his personal beauty is
a case which illustrates this fact.
Not long ago, while the railway man
was seated at his desk, the boy entered
and quietly remarked:
"Genteman outside to see you, sir"
"Who is it, Bobbie?" he inquired.
Didn't give his name, sir" said the
boy.
"Well, what does he look like?" de-
manded the official.
"Measly-lookin' goat with red hair
and squint eyes. Thought it was you,
sir, when he first come in" said Bobbie.
London Sphere.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
THE DUTIFUL CHINAMAN

A CHINAMAN residing in Yelling
IA ton, N. T., was ordered by the
court to pay IS. Cd. weekly for the main
tenance of his wife. The first month S
alimony was accompanied by this note :
"To the Gr,at Prince of the Temple of
Justice:
30 High Excellency, quail before thy
terrible eye. Thy message of blue has
reached thy servant in regard to his
wife, Light of my Eyes In trembling
compliance I inclose your excellency the
ten bob demanded Sydney Mail.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
A WITTY FRENCH AERoNAUT

TT would appear that M. Santos-Du-
mont, the famous aeronaut, has
pretty wit. He was once called as
witness in a case concerning a disputed
will, and during his cross-examination
he was much bullied by very conceited
young lawyer. Now tell me-" said the
latter, speaking of the deceased testator,
was not Mr.. x in the habit of
talking to himself when alone?" "I'm
sure I don't know? And yet you have
told the court that you were an intimate
friend of his. Why don't you know ?"
Because" replied the aeronaut, amid
roars of laughter, 81 was never with him
when he was alone. ."-Ganl0iS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

ID ROBABLY no sportsman in the
l. west enjoys a greater degree of
personal popularity than Henry
Berry, manager of and principal stock
holder in the Los Angeles pennant-
winning Angels club, in the Pacific
Coast league, and his popularity is
well deserved. In the two full years
that he has been at the helm of the
club he has won the pennant and has
given Los Angeles the greatest base
ball club that it ever had. Berry is
a diplomat, as well as a thoroughbred
sportsman, and is a great power in
baseball affairs on the coast. He prob
ably is better known than any other
Coast league magnate, and he has ad-
vertised the name of Los Angeles
throughout the country by his success
with the Angels club and the negotia-
tions for bringing the Chicago world
champion club to Los Angeles to play
a championship series with the Angels
Negotiations failed, but not until Ber-
ry had startled the sporting world
by putting his winning bunch
on a par with the world champions.
Berry is a difficult subject for any
photographer, his invisible eyebrows
and hairless dome making it an ex-
ceedingly difficult task to make good
photograph of him, but the accompany
ing picture is the best that ever has
been made of the dumpy little magnate,
and shows Hen in a good humor the
day previous to the close of the Coast
league sea son. The photograph was
made by Ryan, The Herald staff pho
tographer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
LOS ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MAGAZINE

But Winston kept his head steadily
averted. He told himself that he had
no right to say the words that were
rushing to his lips she was only child
only child-she did not know what
she was saying.
Small, soft fingers stole into his own.
you said it was lonely in the Garden of
Eden, ADAM" she pleaded, in a low,
shamed voice, that trembled on tears.
But it is much-much more lonely out
side, where l have been. OH
| did not know it could be so lonely"
The small fingers slid from his hand and
two soft arms stole up to his shoulders
The platform was quite deserted. Even
tine one important official had gone to
seek the warmth of his sanctum. "lt
was because Adam found the Garden of
Eden so lonely, you know" pleaded the
sweet voice against the mans heart,
that God sent him-Eve."
Then Winston, B. A., forgot every
thing but that he loved her, and took
her in his arms.