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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30
THE UNwRiTrEN LAW.

Father sits and chuci,Ies.
Mothers coming back.
Even now she's speeding
Ger the railroad track.
Father worked a brand new trie,s
Best he ever saw:
Says that Mas obeying
The unwritten law.
Father wrote and told her.
Ihings were going right;
'Cept lie lost a lot OF sleep
Almost every night.
In his letNr. father
said that she might STAY.
Although he was lonesome
with his wife away.
'Tf the air Is bracIng,
And is helping you,
Don't be In a hurry,
Stay a week or two.
i've a cold that's settled
Somewhere on my chest;
But / wouldn't worry
Stay and get your rest"
Have a good time. mother"
Father wrote TO say;
IIh99Sq'igh' Of course, / miss you,
Whlle you are away"
Mother got his letter,
Need ] 10 explain,
Mother packed her trunk and ran
Straightway TO the train.
Father sits and chuckles,
Laughs the whole day through,
Says that Ma would not have come
Had he told her to.
But he knew she'd hurry
When his note she saw;
Fathers found n way to use
The unwritten law.
Detroit Free Press.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30
The Friendly queens.

Mary Queen of Scots and Queen
Bess are beautiful Jersey cows. They
live in the eastern part of Massachu-
sets on large farm. Their home is
in a new barn about one hundred feet
long, l am sure you would like to see
the long procession of COWS going
across this big barn at night, and each
taking her own particular place.
Mary Queen of Scots and Queen
Bess stand side by side in the barn.
and they are very good friends. This
may seem strange to you when you
hear how very unfriendly the real
Queen Mary and the real Queen Eliza
beth felt toward each other.
On the LIST Of May the herd Of Jer-
sey COWS was turned out into beau
tiful large pasture. The pasture was
so very large that the COWS couldn't
find all the pleasant places in a week
Mary Queen OF Scots and Queen Bess
wandered around together, and they
found cool, shady places where there
was the most delicious grass and clear
pools of water.
One day they went to a part of the
pasture where they had never been
before. About one o'clock Mary Queen
Of Scots started to go across a sandy
place that looked as II it had been
Tained on a good deal, and was there
fore packed down hard.
The sand appeared to be quite safe,
but it was really a deep quagmire.
Poor Mary soon began to sink over
her feet, up to her knees. This fright
ened her, and she tried to hurry, tlen
she tried to turn around; but she
could do neither, and sank deeper and
deeper.
Queen Bess, too, was frightened.
She stood at the edge Of the sand, and
called and called; but what could a
COW do to help2
All at once a bright thought came
to Queen Bess, and she started across
the pasture. She did not stop until
she had reached the pasture bars down
behind the barn. Then she tried to
talk.
If John and Arthur, who were work
AAAE III Tic n4AAAn NQAAA AGNG AAAAEAalOU4
COW language, they would have heard
her say: Come quick! Come quick,
and get my dear Mary, Queen Of Scots
out of the mudl" But they didn't un.
derstand. and they heard only Moo
moo-oo," and wondered what was the
matter with the COW.
Queen Bess kept calling for help
for about an hour, and then, as no one
came. she went back to into the pas
ture to find her friend and comfort
her.
That night when the cows came
down to the bars, two were missing,
Mary Queen OF Scots and Queen
Bess. They were valuable COWS. so
Arthur was sent to hunt for them.
After an hours search he found them.
poor Queen Mary stuck fast in the
mud. and Queen Bess standing little
way of on the edge Of the Quagmire.
once in a while a comforting
MOO"
Arthur got help from the farmhouse
and they soon rescued the unfortunate
Queen Mary from the mud; but she
was so weak from fright and from
to get out that she couldn't
walk home. The best of care was 4
given her. however, and in a few DAYS /
she had quite recovered.
And today Mary Queen Of Scots is a
happy and contented COW. for she has
the best Of pastures and the best Of
harms, and she enjoys the constant
Of her faithful friend. Queen
Bess.
Ask John and Arthur II it Is not so
-or ask the friendly queens them.
selves. and see Il they don't say
Moo!S IN reply.-clara D. Norman
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30

stella-"Dld she 90 to a summer ,
hotel during August?" Bella-"Nof
just stayed at home and listened on 4
party wire. Puck. 4
Rollingstone Nomoss-"Yes; l usterN
be a poet" Tatterdon Torn-'I often
wondered how you got your start
Philadelphia Record.
At the Intelligence ofice-'I want
a plain cook" well. you'll find plenty
here. This amt no beauty show
Baltimore American.
He-'Mabel. you grow more beautl-
full every day" She (pleased)-"Oh,
Jack, you do exaggerated" He-"Wel,
then, every other day."-Punch. 4
Our train struck bear on the way
down. Was he on the uack?" mo;
the train had to go into the woods
after him Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
1T must be fun" suggested the
friend, ito daily daily with these
shafts Of wit" mot when you're
hitehed between EN-" responded the
press humorist with sickly smile
louisville conrier-JournaL
Young College Woman interested
In politics)-"The Office should seek
the man." Grandma (rather deaf
Il know that's what girls think nova
days. But in my time It was consid-
cred very unladylike. Puck
Towne-"He's out Of a job now. He
bad good opportunity. but he didn't
take the trouble to improve it"
Browne-"Yes, it's funny thing
about trouble. isn't itg II you don't
take it, you'll have it"-Philadelphia
Press.
"GraciOus!" exclaimed Mr.. Staylate.
TITS nearly midnight / should be go
ing pretty soon. suppose" Yes"
replied Miss Patience Come, 'you
know the old saying, Never put on
till tomorrow what you can do to-
day. Philadelphia Press.
''The great corporations which con-
troll general necessities" said the man
of unusual theories, should be re-
garded merely as servants OF the pub
lie" Yes" answered the weary-look-
ing citizen; "but have you ever tried
to control a house full Of servants?-
Washington Star
He (sneeringiyl THAT bunch at
the table opposite ours acted as If they
had come from the backwoods." she
(coldly)-"Yes. / noticed they had
rather a primitive way Of doing
things. They saw to it that the
women Of the party were served be-
fore they took anything to eat them
selves Baltimore American
Mr.. B.-B.-''H ere've I spent thou-
sands on a yacht, because you said We
must ave one, and now when I want
you TO come trip 70 Norway. or
after the regatta is over.
you say you ate the sea. and won't be
IN It more than you can 'elp. Whats
i mean. Mria2" Mrs. B-B-"My
lear nan. you don't seem to under
stand that I've no use for a yacht ex-
'ept as a short cut 10 the squadron
avn. Punch.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30
They weren't Boosters.

certain childless woman moved to
the suburbs and devoted herself to the
raising OF poultry. A witty friend
vent out 10 spend the day. and was
shown fne lot Of young chickens
@These." said the mistress Of the
place IA Ia Cornelia), these are my
Jewels"
-And I suppose some day yOun
have them set.r responded the visitor
quickly. Hppincott's.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30
Thouohtfui Of Him.

"see here" said the lady. you told
me that work would only cost me Sls,
and here you've sent in a bill for Sit.
''Yes'm," replied the carpenter;
you see, when came to think the
thing over afterward ! was afraid
maybe you'd be superstitious about
that 13."-catholic Standard and
Times.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30

A first grade boy brought perfec,
spelling papers home Tor several
weeks, and then suddenly bersn 10
miss FIVE and Six out OF ten.
flows ms, sont' asked bis father
"Teaeher's fault" replied he nov
Hov IS q TIE teachers faultq'
-She moved ne litls boy that ~,
next TO me. '--Liapincotts.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30

and give depth there while above This hede mas
been planted within a W years
OF the suburbs Few
mems one OF the suburbs hedges to the mile @
any England by
are hawthorn trimmed
four feet in height old many De
ing planted In the mother country
copied more closely than OF hrtrees which is t
high beautiful hes
planted above the stonew walls
with
month full
fu pink brilliant showing
More often yellow blossom In tn
followed until autumn
In the South oender with the pima
and white notified white pvet These are V
beautubu trimming as
evergreens,
Who that Louis will forget the hedge
and set OUT
other planted IN
the feet high ana ~
and beautiful till the end of the fair whe
figures In the
hoped hedge
for its share Of Beautiful
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30

Marjorie-Maude says she can wear
her little sisters shoes.
Nirginia-I don't know about that,
but she looks as II she wore her d.
ne sisters bathing suit-From the
Bohemian.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30

Investigators Of the Capitol steal
seemed TO be IN the air.
ITS en- right they explained:
we're merely looking for the man hish.
er N Philadelphia Ledger.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30

The most varied diocese in the world
wiz b. thst 81 the neviy-created Epis-
coral See ol Fia which VIII Include
lhe whole Of Poiyresia
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30
Defended
BY LLillianl Whitman. President Of the Ma
Association.


examp Of connde Of
the posions who in
and graduates Of
who of the special
he 'front.'
Of to create
OF
Reforms Drought about result
be
of
eonaI 10 ndard o. other nation
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30
Happiness
In Making Others Happy
By Daofd Banks JickeLs.

WELL popular banker who has been for many
years interested in public AFFAIRS has devoted much
time educational literary pursuits well as to char
table objects, in a public address, remarked The
principles OF atruism not be fully recognized In this
era my supreme object Of human existence
should be others happy" This noble sentiment
proclaimed by the OF Christianity TO His dis
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30

He also taught that stabnegaion an essential principle OF holy ns
not worthy
hearts full OF
patty with the melody Of pleasant
NIL
air with like the bamy breeze of the tropics
the Of rpened
fruit Some English writer cling to their own homes
I'LL with the
perfume o
there
divney that others
of human life
compensation
which God His created and it fails
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-30
BY Margaret adams.

are SLOW in adopting the hedge We have ye.
TO come to the appreciation of the secluson and privacy
affords there are few in New England which STAND
out conspculously Perhaps the most remarkable one ~
this country is that which surrounds the Hopkins
estate in the Berkshires II is made Of Lombardy pop
and Norway spruces set in three alternate rows ny
hedge sixty feet high and thick that eye can pen
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-09
THE WESTERN WEEKLY
GRAND.

From all indications the Earl Burgess Com
players the Grand for the weeks will be
successful than the Lorc which closed Wednesday
this The Burgess Company arrived here Thursday and
presenting through tonight The Queen OF the White Slaves
Mr. Horace " Noble leading Of the actor
ability leading woman, Miss Dorothy Marke is
talented handsome with captivating personality With the
players who have been
with Mr. Burgess several and who the most tai
ened players in the profession
Burgess Company will what probably
the finest plays turned from the versatile AL Woods
entitled Convict 9 The will be under the
direction Mr. Noble and is four big and twelve with
special scenery constructed for the entire production.
Mr. has reduced the production OF melodamas
brought with him Salt Lake four
and three who will build Of
cry presentation of the companys plays here
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-09
THE SELLS-FLOTO SHOWS.

The advent the Sesoto circus becoming annual event.
looked forward the
everywhere the state This the result the reputation
worked by this circus, OF the canes brightest snappest
With deahis referring
everything connected with the circus from the OF the tent
the reserved seatsat truly marvellous the OF the circus
justly feel that they doing everything possible looking having
the best attendants and best artists in the bust
There and striking novelties the show
that select the best mpobiy From the great herd OF
performing elephants the tiniest monkey the menagere is
plete detail In addition the large number performing
animals there number cages animals that
specimens in the geological line.
In all the comprising they do death deyng
daredevil daring the country has been
ranacked for the purpose getting the best artists obanabe From
the ground umbng the lofty mdar feats is of
hair raising interest.
This great circus with daily expense of employ
hundreds of people,
that appeals every individual There the delicate
bareback riding of the graceful lady and the ubng
the backs of pranng teeds by acrobat bareback riders there
regularity
trick bcycss and of appeals aures
enchants
The will appear for only day. Wednesday, May 20h
but safe that who in the
will be present of the performances.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-09

The entertainment to have been at the Theatre
May by Dramatic of Ali Haows College
fit of the athletic association will be May 18TH the Salt
Lake Theatre Under the it thought that the
affair will be successful in
The play selected for this entitled The Roguees of
Sapin adapted Moliere
of farces Moe we'll known and "Th Roguer of Scapn
the majority of critics considered his best farce.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
Frances Ring scheduled for College
Widow" in London
Ezra Kendall take vaudeville for a time
will prove winner goes without saying.
Olga Nehersoe is said to be considering plan for making
tour of the world after the close of
Loie Fuller has book about which
be published and from which she expects
fortune.
play by Rda Johnson Young Har-
vard, is be brought this in Chicago 1t
"Sweet Sixteen"
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29
MINOR MATTERS MERELY MENTIONED.

The other matters mentioned In our foreword,
together with such other matters OF real news AZ
a vigorous sitting may develop. must be briefly
disposed of. The death sentence passed upon
General Stpessel by tho Russian court martial Ia
generally regarded as a disgrace to that already
much -diagraced country. The charge Ia that he
surrendered Port Arthur when II might have
been held s!r weeks longer. Tho proposed Mary
land suffrage amendment differs from tho policy
generally In force in the South In that Il, pro-
.iics ;ha, an iili;era,e negro may vote II he or
his wste has $500 worth of property. IA for Con-
srcsa. II has done li,,in bu, talk aimee our Las. re-
port. and lis only nc~a worth recording Ia that
Tho AIdrich currency measure. discussed last
wrcA. Ia meeting considerable opposition. ana
will probably not paaa the House ~i,hou, ma
trsiai amendments
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29

We commend to him the reports from Wisconsin.
Winconsin. you remember. adioins Minnesota.
and II Governor Johnson Of the last mentioned
State ia really TO make n showing worth men
tioning as a candidate. his influence ought GER
tainly to be felt in the adjoining State of Wis
consin. Yet when the Wisconsin Democrats met
the other day. Johnsonis name was barely men
toned. and a resolution was unanimously adopt
cd instructing for Bryan "hrst. last. and all tn"
time" Other State Conventions thus far have
acted in similar fashion: not even a "favoritc
SON has dared enter the arena. And the Spring
field Republican suggests that Mr. Bryan. even
If defeated. may make such a close run az TO
force a fourth nomination In 1912.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29

the recent Ohio primaries. and Goveror Hughes
being a passive rather than an active candidate,
rumor has IL that Taft now fears that Speaker
Cannon may be adroit enough to win the nomina.
tion-a c~onsummation devoutely TO be wished by
Mr.. Bryan. for Cannon is not the man 10 appeal
to the National mood ut this time. Utterly lack
ing in constructive ideas. a hide-bound partisan.
having only n certain long -hcadedness and hail
fellow-wcll-mct manner as political assets. he
" ould be about the weakest candidate Republic
cana could name.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29

Mr.. Taft. tho leading candidate for tho Re.
publican nomination. however. has no such easy
las expressed himself In no uncertain tones about
tho impo,cney Of tho Republican organizations
IN moHt OF the Southern Ssatca. and he has ~on
The cordial eumisy OF many negro aSi,atora bY
hl# supper, of tho President In tho nro~nssilIe
affair. Consequently. In tho Southern Rcpubli-
can Conventions consijcrablo opposition tn Taft
has already Developed. while even In rhiiadcl-
ph.a. the other day. the negroes. at shcss Lincoln
nay celebration. violently denounced TAT, "a "A
traitor To tho negro race"
Having c1cwiualiy scaclchca Mr. Foraker In
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29
MISSISSIPPI FARMERS. INSTANT ACTION IS REQUIRED!
Write to the Governor and Your Legislators Asking For a Law to Eradicate
Tick Fever - And Write Today.

Tho members OF tho Mississippi Legislature arc
In The peculiar position al bloc progress In
the State thrf ~ctc elected 20 represent. From
year to yoaF efforts have h"ea made TO cot ls~s
that would ptcsoas Tho selling q. impure food In
tho State. Of adnltetatci and injurious stock soei.
q. aagsery stock containing diseases and insr~ta
hat may spread over the Stat. sn tho drsrlm-at
"t .suis groweTs. and ot lawa that ~oaid con,sos
other pesniciows insects and posts particularly
The Texas fever ttrs While Tho more rnlIghtrn-
Cd classes who safer fsom The lack Of such lass
SAX for them. aud ~hsln such la~s ~uuii moan
more prosperity and greater progress for tho
Stale generally. Tho Legislature dllly.dalllra ~i,h
these question:. ignoring that Mississippi IL CA
%en,ially dependent on her agriculture and on
The anecraa %. her farmers II they wanted To
male Tho Stale y dumping ground Of diseased
fruit tTcrs. ot aduisrratri food and stock feeds.
ihcy could no, do more to accomplish auch an
evil end
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29
SENATOR L.ATIMEn: ADVOCATE ~ coon


Senator Aahury E.. 14stinacr. Of South Carolina.
aho died last week. waa a farmer. aud In the Up
per House of Congress had proved a faithful
champion not only of his native Stale hn, also OF
the country'n agricultural interests. Good roads
especially had been his hobby. and the i-a,imrr
Bill. providing for National aid 10 road building.
In the bss, known measure of this Kind that has
ever had attention in the Senate. And In some
shape or other this idea OF Senator l-a,inrsts
seems sure OF ultimate success. II II In q, and
proper for the Government, 10 appropriate mil
lions year after year for river and harbor I'M
proyeInent-for the Improvement Of our LtQtin
avenues of transportation. cities rraping the most
direct bcncnt-why Is /, not equally ~lna and adj
visablc 10 make "a similar appropriation for pub
lie roadn-for the Improvement of our SOLID
avenues Of transportation. the country rraping
the most direct bcnrnty In making this prln-
ciple clear. Senator Latimcr. In our opinion.
bear fruit sooner or later.
The Legislature OF South Carolina will oiec,
MIR. Latimcr's successor. but We 20 10 preHa too
early 10 report the result. Among tho names
mentioned In connection with the vacancy are:
Ex-Governor d. &. Hayward. State Superinicn-
dent q. u. Martin. Editor j. G. Hcmphili cx-
Governor John Gary Evans. ex-congrcssman
George tombstone. ex-state Senator u. 8. iiender-
son. and Col. John ], Dargan.
i =
IT LIKE BRYAN-sURE.
II anybody questions the certainty OF MIR.
Bryan'- denomination by the Democratic Party.