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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
I DON'T cAREl

Charley was a little boy who al
ways said Il don't carel" no matter
what was said to him. For instance,
his mother remarked at the table:
you can't have any more cake. 1t
will make you sick"
I don't carel" said Charley. "IH
get well again"
Sister said: Please show me how
to do this example. I can't do it,"
Il don't care" says Charley. Find
out for yourself and youll know how
next time"
Don't you see aunt Is standing?
Get mp, Charley, and give her your
chair"
II don't carel There are other
chairs for her to sit on"
Come play with baby; he Is crying
for YOU"
Il don't carel Let him amuse
himself Mother said It was wicked
for me to frighten the birds. but
don't care Ny cousin beat me rms
ming down hill. but don't care I'm
at the foot Of my claas. but I don't
care. I missed in ali mJ lessons to-
day, but don't care
One day his mother called him 10
her knee and said; Don't care. did
you say2 You surely no not know
the Importance Of these 1ree words.
When you 90 70 your father and ten
him you are hungry, doe N say to
You 4 don't carer Whe0 ID come
to me and tell me you ans what
would you think Of me ue 10 say
7 don't carei and then but MY
ousiness2 You would ha much
right to be hurt as I ana bur con-
slant repetition Of the ph
IT is needless to say Ch mend-
% n's Ways after that Haven
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
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"shure, mum l gave It to him.

"Shure, mum gave IL 70 hlLl-F
Dandy barked.
His mistress laughed. Good dog"
she said. You have earned your
dessert; now eat it quick before 1
change my mind.
Dandy wagged his tail and ate the
cake, even to the last crumb of sugar,
and then ran out to tell Tabby, the
cat, all about his treat.-New Haven
Register.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
Moody.. sermon. WIdeIr nead.

An aggregate sale Of Moody's ser.
mons has exceeded 1900 900 copies.
piatina them next to tue bible as q
seller
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
SENTAIENTAL sUNNY.

Sentimental Sunny
Was a very funny bunny,
Tearing daisy petals off to try his fate;
But his love the Lady Rabbit,
Didn't like the daisy habit,
80 she turned her back on him and went
and ate
Stella George Stern, in St. Nicholas.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
BOATS CRASH IN FOG
NORWEGIAN STEAMER SINKS IN
 LONG ISLAND SOUND.
CREW OF SEVENTEEN ARE SAVED
Captain Of "Commonweaith'' of Fall River Company Prevents Panic
 Among the Passengers.

New York.-On Face Rock. made famous by F. Hopkins Smiths story of Caleb West. Master Diver" the Fall River liner Commonwealth collided with and sank the Norwegian steamer Volund early Saturday.
 The Commonwealth passed through Hell Gate into the East river at 9 30 q. Ill. She is so badly damaged that she will be taken out of commission.
 The two vessels. each of heavy ton mage. came together with a crash in the midst of dense fog On board the Commonwealth were fully 1000 passengers and only the coolness of the officers of the passenger steamer prevented a second Slocum disaster. The passengers aboard the Common wealth were asleep
 Hundreds of the sleeping passen- gers Were hurled from their beds by The shock. Rushing on deck in their night attire the Commonwealth's pas sengers were met at the companion ways by men of the crew. The crew followed the drill i'll excellent shape and passed among the frightened men and women, assuring them that there was no danger.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
Louisiana Now Has Night Rider
 Warning.

Monroe. La.-The night rider has made his appearance for the first time in Louisiana. in Ouachita parish, near Monroe. A. l.. Smith of Sterlington. station on the Little Rock and Mon roe Railroad. 20 miles north of Mon roe. and one of the largest and most prosperous cotton planters in North Louisiana. is in receipt of a threaten ing letter, which bears the postmark of Shreveport, warning him not to gin any more cotton until 15 cents is reached, and asks him to organize some of bis neighbors and friends into q band and to post all gins in this section.
 The letter is signed Determination, Chief Night Rider" MT Smith has turned the letter over to the United States postal authorities, and will dis regard the warning
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
FORREST ARK. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER ? 1908.
SMELL MAY LEAVE THE UNION. Farmers Union Lecturer Eears Eneet Of Night Riding on Integrity Of That Body and Considers
 Resiening.

Little Rock.-"U Unless some definite | action shall be taken to suppress | night riding in this state within the next ten days, for which l have work outlined. propose to resign my posi- ton as state lecturer for the Farmers Union of Arkansas"
 That was the conclusion Of sum- mary Of the night riding situation in Arkansas as made by R. B. Snen, state lecturer for the Farmers Union. Mr. Shell was in Little Rock short time Wednesday afternoon, on his way to Little River county. where he will address the meeting of the county Farmers Union at Cerro Gordo
 Mir. Shell is disposed to take serious iy the stories of night riding that continue to come from various parts of Arkansas. Il am quite certain" he says. that the Farmers Union is not in any instance officially responsi- ble for night riding; but propably some members of the union, who do not come up to as high an order of intelligence as the main body of the members and officers, are in part responsible for this lawlessness.
 The union as a whole certainly does not countenanee this sort of intimidation and l am sure will do everything in it's power to ferret out the guilty men; and yet l doubt whether results can be obtained, for the reason that very few men operating in secret and not discus sing their plans in any union meeting can continue this work of anarchy without detection. A half-dozen men, determined. can force the suspension of ginning or buying in a whole coun- ty.
 They have just. intelligence enough to know that men are not going to risk the destruction of costly ma ehinery by running gins with the pros pect that they will pay the penalty by the Joss of their possessions, and that insurance companies will with hold insurance from the class of property engaged fn the handling Of cotton if conditions become so serious that undue risks must be taken It is for this reason that I doubt the ability of the union to put stop to this practice. Yet, while the union is not actually to be held to blame for the condition of affairs that threatens, it will. nevertheless, suffer ill. public opinion. and I per sonally do not want to be so con- neeted as to be thought even slightly Instrumental in bringing about an anarchistic condition
 Mir. Shell stated that probably a meeting of the state union would be called, at which some sort of mani festo will be issued, officially washing
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
BRYAN REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT.
Charges Gov. Hughes with Being Ben
 eflcisry of Trust Magnates.

Milwaukee, Wis. = Defending his knowledge of Gov. Haskell against the charges which have been brought against him until the charges can be examined in some court, where partisanship does not bias," William Jennings Bryan, Democratic candi- date for president, on his way from Madison to this city gave out for pub lication his reply to President Roose- velt's recent letter in response to his telegram on the subject.
 MT. Bryan speaks of the election of MT. Haskell as governor of Oklahoma and says. that the constitution was adopted and that Gov Haskell was elected in spite of the efforts of your administration and in spite of the speech made in Oklahoma by Bar. Taft"
 Mr. Bryan charges among other things that the steel trust with your express consent" purchased one of it's largest rivals and thus obtained con. trol of more than 90 per cent Of the total output.
 He asks the president if he will in sist that in permitting this you show. ed less favor to the monopolistic cor. porations than do in opposing it."
 MT. Bryan abruptly charges that Gov Hughes. quoted by President Roosevelt as having 'rlddled the Democratic trust remedy" was him. self the beneficiary of the trusts and cites the campaign contributors to the Hughes election fund two years ago. Among those are J. P. Morgan, John b. Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie and William Nelson Cromwell.
 Mr. Bryan says that as the presi- dent quotes Gov. Hughes. he takes it for granted that Judge Taft has not expressed himself satisfactorily on the trust question.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
FORAkER HITS TAFT.
Says Nominee Accepted Lavish Hospi-
 tality of Trust

Cincinnati. Ohio.-Senator Foraker has made the statement prom lsed. The senator covers everything from the rate bill 10 the Brownsville affair. He scores Taft and charges insinecrity and misrepresentation on the part of the Republican candidate
 He charges the nominee with ac- cepting lavish hospitality from Stand ard Oil employees and of similar asso- citations with the heau of great rail way corporation, whose guest he was at so recent date as his departure from Hot Springs, Va. for Middle Bass, O.
 All points are covered with a de- tailed answer as to his relation with the Rockefeller corporation prior to 1902. Since that time he disclaims any business relations whatsoever with Standard Oil.
 The senator states his position and motives that impelled his course in the Brownsville matter, the rate pill and joint statehood.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
HASKELL AND DUPONT RESIGN
Democratic Treasurer and Republican
 Head ot Speakers Bureau Out.

Chicago.-Gov. c. N. Haskell of Oklahoma has tenedered his resignation as treasurer of the Dem. oefatic national committee.
 Until nearly 1 o'clock Saturday morning. the moment he actually wrote the document, he intimated that he would stick and fight 1t out. Sud. denly, after talk with Josephus Dan iels and R. F. Rose. MT. Bryan's secros tary. he changed his mind and wrote out his resignation.
 MT. Daniels. who had been with MT. Bryan in Ohio, had received instruc tions to demand the resignation.
 For four hours MT Daniels and Judge Martin J. Wade of iowa argued with Gov. Haskell and pointed out that his usefulness was gone. that he was a handicap to success.
 Nl have absolutely nothing to say now Concerning Gov. Haskell" said MT. Bryan, when he arrived here Sat urday morning. 'I am preparing an answer to President Roosevelt's let ter. Yes, the vacancy will probably be filled by the executive committee. "
 MT. Bryan said he would spend the two hours of his stay in Chicago in conference with his managers.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
PROMISED TO POISON AUSTIN.
Physician Obtained His Pledge After
 Mrs. Rice's Nerve Failed.

Omaha, Nebraska.-Mrs Abbie Rice, the other woman" in the life of Dr. Frederick T. Rustin, and principal witness against his alleged slayer. Charles F. Davis, Saturday testified that Rustin had told her Davis had consented to kill him in return for poison with which to commit suicide.
 Mrs. Rice herself was the third per son in the amazing murder and suicide compact. She, too. had consented to kill the physician, but her nerve failed her because she loved him SO" Then. Mrs. Rice testified, Rustin turned to Davis. and shortly after they reached the agreement to which Mrs. Rice swore Saturday the physician was found shot to death on his front porch.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
Gen. Dupont Reslons.

New York.-Within 12 hours after White House announce ment said that his resignation was ex, pected, Gen. T. Coleman Dupont Of Delaware. an officer of the powder trust, resigned as chairman ot the speakers bureau of the Republican national campaign
 His resignation, rendered Saturday night 10 Republican Chairman Hitch cock, said that he did so on account Of the governments anti trust suit in which he is a defendant, because he feared that opposing speakers might point to his connection as an argu- ment against Republican success.
 Gen. Dupont's removal is President Roosevelts second houseeleaning step. Senator Forakers elimination being the first.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
HASKELL TO SUE HEARST.
Attorney at Kansas City Preparing
 Petition Which Will Be Filed Soon.

Kansas, City, Mo.-A special to the Times from Guthrie. Okla, says; Gov C. N. Haskell is preparing to bring suit in the next few days against Will liam R. Hearst because of the latter s charges concerning Gov. Haskells al legged connection with an attempt to bribe Frank s. Monnett for the Stand ard Oil Company The suit will be brought in Missouri, probably at Kansas City.
 II. c. Simrall. of Mexico, Mo, is here as attorney for Gov. Haskell, pre- pairing the petition. One reason given by Gov. Haskell for not bringing the suit in Oklahoma is that MT. Hearst may not complain of being sued where public sentiment might be against him.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
HEARST READS MORE LETTERS,
New York Editor Renews His Attack
 On Two Old Parties.

New York. - William Randolph Hearst, addressing the State Con. vention of the Independence League, renewed his attacks on both the Republican and Democratic parties and produced another batch of letters which he said were written by or to John D. Archbold, of the Standard Oil Company. One of the letters was ad. dressed to former United States Sen tor John N. McLaurin. of South Car lima, and there was also a letter frol Former Senator McLaurin 10 Mr. Archbold in which the writer declared he could beat Tillman. if properly and generously supported"
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
Chickens Went on i, soree

Rising Sun, Md.-Finding LOT flock of chickens scattered all over the place apparently dying from some unknown disease, Miss Teresa Slice of Rock Run secured hatehet and was about 10 behead them to end their suffering when she saw one revived. They recov- cred one aiter another and then she earned that they had been made drunk hy par.aking of spoiled toma- toes that had been thrown out.
 Mrs. William Hines of Colona re- gently had flock of ducks remain trunk for three days from a similar cause.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
FOND DU LAC FIRE LOSS BIG.
Flames Which Threatened Town Con trolled After Damage of S25o,ooo.

Fon Du Lac, Wis.-F1re starting late Friday night, and which for a time threatened the entire city, was extin- guished Saturday morning alter dam age estimated at $250.000 had re- suited.
 The fire is said to have started from an explosion of gasoline in the Cres- cent Garage. With the aid of a high wind. the flames soon communicated to the church property in that vicinity. Firebrands from the burning churches square, spreading to rcof of many residences
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
Taft Denies Charues.

Albert Lea. Minn.-W. H. Taft Sat urday gave out formal statement on the charges made by United States Senator Foraker and made public Saturday morning The statement, which declares the accusations against him to be baseless. was given out by MT. Taft while in this city on his way to Minneapolis. The candidate goes into details in exlaining the charges made by Foraker and contradicts t1atly much that he Ohio senator said
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
Editor Held for Sedition.

Waco. Tex.-Antonio de H. Araujo, editor of an alleged Mexico Tevolu- tionary paper, was arrested hero Wednesday. He published a paper called Liberty. Justice and Equality in McAlester. Oklahoma, and afterward in Austin. Tex.
 The prisoner announces he will fight extradition to the bitter end. He has engaged counsel to conduct his case.
 Arau1o was arrested on charge of violating the neutrality laws by pub fishing revolutionary paper in Texas and Oklahoma.
 The editor will be held in tail until October 2l, when the hearing will be completed
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
"Belfast Spider" Dead.

Someryille. Massachusetts. - Isaac O. Weir. who as Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider" won the featherweight boxing championship of the world twenty years ago, died Thursday at his home In this city after an illness Of nearly three years. He leaves a widow.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
FoRAkER LETTERS STOLEN.
Archboid, of Standard Oil Company
 So Alleges.

New York.-A new phase of the dis cussion of the so.called Standard Oil correspondence made public re- gently by William R. hearst. was en. tered upon late Tuesday when John D. Arehbold, sice-president of the Standard Oil Company, made state ment setting forth details of the al. legged theft of correspondence from his files. Former United States Senator John Lowndes McLaurin Of South Carolina. also entered the field with q signed statement declaring his at titude in the matter of the eorres- pondence between himself and MT. Archbold
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
Canada's Big Wheat crep.

Winnipeg. Manitoba. - To date eight million bushels of this season s wheat crop in Western Canada have been inspected. eight per cent belng nigh grade milling wheat. Last year ct this date only a million bushels had been inspected. largely low grade.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
SAVE NINE PATIENTS
GUESTS CARRIED FROM EXCEL
 SiOR SPRINGS BUILDING.
EARLY MORNING BLAZE DANGEROUS
Sanitarium, Owned by Doctors, For nerIy Was Music Hall, Remod-
 eIed Into Bathhouse.

Excelsionr Springs, Missouri The building of tho Excelsior Sanita- rum Company, formerly known as the Music Hall Bathhouse, was destroyed by fire which started shortly before 3:30 o'clock Friday morning. Virtual ly nothing of the contents was saved. The cause of the fire is unknown.
 When the fire started there were nine patients, four nurses and two bathing attendants in the upper floors CT tho building. Miss Nora Yates, head nurse, heard the cracking of the flames on the first floor and quickly turned in an alarm.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
DECLARES HIS RECORD IS SUE FiciENT ANSWER TO PReSI-
 DENTS INSTALLATIONS.
SAYS EXECUTIVE IS EVASIVE
Asserts That Republicans Used Larger Fund in One State Than Entire Democratic Campaign Fund
 Raised in 1894

Rock Island. Ill-'I have lived Ill Valn II your accusations lost me single friend'' said William J. Bryan in Il letter to President Roose, yelt, replying to that of the president written Sunday last.
 Mr. Bryan points 10 his record and declares that il is sufficient answer to the insinuations of the chief execu. tive that he is in sympathy with or controlled by the trusts.
 Reyerting to the charges against Governor Haskell Mr. Bryan says that fhe president in his response did not delgn 10 suggest a tribunal which could determine those charges. but in. stead proceeded 10 pass judgment upon him and he informs the presi- dent that the occupant of that high office cannot deny to the humblest citizen the right to protect his repu- tation and vindicate his name in the courts
 Says President Jueeed Statement.
 Taking Up the presidents assertion that certain trust magnates tearing prosecution under Mir Taft will sup. port the Democratic candidate. Mr. BrYan charges that the president worded his statement in such a way as to claim the support of all trust magnates and yet put it on the ground that they are supporting youi party for patriotic reasons, rather thar the promotion of selfish interest"
 Such. an argument, he contends, is ingenious, but not sound. In proof of the fact that he would not be con. trolled by the trusts, Mir. Bryan says that if elected, he will enforce the antitrust laws not spasmodicaly and intermittently; but consistently and consistently"
 Compares Campaign Funds
 MT Bryan ill dealing with the Democratic campaign fund of 1896. as compared with the Republican cam. paign fund of 1904, charges that the president rpays more attention to the mote than to the beam," and asserts that in 1904 the Republicans used in one state q fund almost as large as the entire sum of Democratic party had in it's control. The letter con. cluded with notice to the president that an opportunity will be afforded him to "misrepresent the motives of those who give to our campaign fund and 10 arouse all the suspicion you can"
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02

Railroad officials at the Southeast ern rate hearing at Atlanta deny that the Southeastern Freight Association promulgates agreed rates.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
Patients Carried Out.

With the assistance of the other nurses and a few neighbors, the guests, nearly all of whom were help less, were carried out of the building
 In the anxiety 10 rescue their charges, the nurses lost everything they had in the house.
 The building was one of those erect cl in the palmy days of the old Films hotel, which was destroyed by fire in 1898, and which is now being replaced with native stone structure. IL was constructed almost entirely of white auditorium
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02
Remodeled Into Bathhouse.

In 1898 E. l.. Morse bought the prop erty and remodeled if into bathhouse and sanitarium. The company is com posed of nine physicians. who pur- chased the lease and furniture from pr. S. R. Keith
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-06

geese, either live or dressed, Egg;
are steady around Is cents,
Grain, Flour, Feed.
Wheat--Club. &c; Valley, s2c
bluestem. S4c; red Russian, Soc.
>oats-Produeers' prices: White
S2s; gray, S26@27.
Flour-Hard wheat, patent, $3.50
straight, $500; graham, $3.50; rye, S.
whole wheat flour, S4.4s; Dakota
s6.40@6.60; Eastern rye. $3.50
pillsbVg, 81; Corvallis, $4.4o
Rye-$l.40 per cwt.
corn--Whole, $3.50; cracked
$3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wholesale selling prices
Valley timothy, si7@iS; Eastern
Oregon. $20@2i; clover, $i4@is
alfalfa. $i2@i3,
Grain bags-Domestic, SIC; Cal
cutta, &c.
Millfeed--City bran, $24sO; coun
try bran. $3.50; city shorts. s26
country shorts, $27; chop, $22; mid
dlings, $5os0.
Barley-Producers' prices: Brewing
$3.50; feed, $27; rolled, $2S@D.
Buckwheat--$36 per ton.
Cereal Foods-Rolled oats, cream