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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-03

49, 800 'NNNA'NN a pAk NV VI ElOEbs
L. A. Fraleigb spent Monday in Jack.
vile on business.
Every young lady who wants nice
Piano free, see Taylor.
Mr.. Brooks Bird OF jefferson county
has been in town several days this
week.
At last, rain. Looks like we might
nave a touch OF cold weather, too, be-.
fore a great while.
McC, Tharin is spending the week At
home with his family, having had a
very successful trip op the road.
Mrs. Ola Sanders and Miss Monte
Edmonsou entertained the children Of
their Sunday school classes yesterday
afternoon.
j. A. Crews, the hustling represents
tive of the Tlmes.Unlon, was in to, n
Tuesday presenting the claims Ct b 8
excellent paper.
Holiday shopping is in full blast nc W
and the display Of holiday goods by our
merchants and dealers in such articles
are very handsome and attractive.
The Methodist choir lie putting in a
lot Of time rracticinR for the specis.
Christmas musical service. There will
be some excellent music on that Oc
casion.
Land 10 Rent One, two. three and
four horse farHe to rent o miles south
west Of Madison on Sampala Lake FJr
particulars apply to Theo, Rsndell, Ebb,
Fla, r =. D. |.
Kuox Bunting has returned home
again. He started = week ago for points
in South Carolina but decided that
Madison is good enough for him and
has come hume to stay.
We are told that the receipts Of TIE
"Deestrick Skule" entertainment at the
opera house Monday nIght amounted a
about one hundred and twenty dollars
Good business and the Espicoral con
gregation Is TO be congratu lated on the
splendid success Of the affsir.
Madison has a new paper-The Madi-
son Breez'. 1t is an organ Of the col.
ored people and NJ. J, Miller is schedul
ed as editor. j. NJ. King secretary
Rev. r. r. McKirver, publisher, Pro-
fessor George S. Cumming, general
manager and Sam Mosefey publisher at
GreenvIlle.
TO those afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble, backache, rheumatism,
Pineuies for the Kidneys bring relief in
the fret dose. Hundreds OF people to
day testify TO their remarkable healing
aud tonic properties. 30 days trial
Sl.CO. They purify the blood Sold by
B. F. Moseley.
Miss Rosa Khpp, the attractive guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Al Vann, for several
iweeks, left Tuesday morning for jack
sonvlle and St. Augustine, and after
viewing the sights Of those cities for
several days will return TO her home
at Frederick. Md. Miss Rosa is a most
charming young lady and her stay in
Madison WIS greatly enjoyed bv the
mqny friends she made who hope for
another visit at some future time
It was announced from the stage NJ n.
day night that the play Of the "Dees-
trick Skule" would he repeated Tues
day night at the request Of some who
we're unable to attend the first School
session Tuesday, however, the "skol-
lars" found themselves so exhausted Ky
their ha-d labors and study that quite
a number OF them baked and vowed
they Just couldn't 20 TO "skule' an
other day. so the pay is ind definitely
postponed.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-03
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone 76.

Free;-Pisno, at Taylor's.
Get ready for the joys Of Christmas.
And after that comes the Carnival
and Gala week.
Notice:-Big line Of Children's shoes
at Taylor's.
W. H. E. Terry, the Pinetta mer-
chant was a visitor 10 the city Tues
day.
TT. Beggs & Co. have big adver.
tisenent in this issue which it will pay
you to read.
See Taylor, next door to post office,
for fine Clothing.
Misses Jennie and Pearl Blanton of
Ellsville spent Thanksgiving with their
sister, Mrs Lou Peek.
Albert Fraleigh left Sunday for Mont
gomery, Ala, where he will spend some
tine looking after business matters.
Horseback riding seems to be the
popular fad these days with large
uumber OF our young people. Splendid
exercise.
Rings Little Liver Pills TOR bilious
ness, sickhesdsche. They keep you
we'll. % cents Try them. Sold by B.
F. Moseley,
Mrs. Cora Sutton returned to her
home at Perry Saturday after spending
week most pleasantly with her father,
E. c, Hasssll.
Rev. j. o. Harris, travelling agent OF
the Orphans Home at Macon. Ca,
spent Thanksgiving with bis relative
, Mrs. r. S. McIntyre.
II you are a sufferer from piles, Man
Ian Pile Remedy will bring relief with
the first application. Guaranteed, Price
50 cents. Sold by B. F. Moseley.
County Commissioners, School Board
and Town Council all held the regular
monthly meetings this week. Proceed
ings will appear in this paper next
week.
viii we have any wintry weather
this year? Judging by the present
temperature one might reasonably think
it was midsummer instead OF nearly
Christmas.
Miss Florence Marsden Of Pensacola,
who was the attractive guest OF Miss
Helen Beggs Thanksgiving week, re
turned Monday TO her studies 10 the
Womans College at Tallahassee.
Will Coca took his Thanksgiving
dinner with friends near Lee, but it
wasn't the dinner that mteIested VIII
80 much as was the being with Ger
tain young lady in that part OF the
county.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup always
brings quick relief to coughs, colds,
hcarseness, whooping- cough and apI
bronchial and throat trouble. Mothers
especially recommend it Tor children.
Pleasant to take, gently laxative. Sold
by B F., Moseley.
Thanksgiving service at the Meth
odist church last Thursday was largely
attended and the congregation greatly
enjoyed tie splendid sermon by Pastor
lvey Of the Baptist church. The church
was Hastily decorated and the music
was a most delightful feature
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Gladwin and
French maid arrived from their home
In France Monday night for their an
. nual winter visit to Madison. They
have apartments at the MerchaotS. Mr.
Gladwn comes to our town every, win
ter to enjoy the splendid shooting IN
this vicinity.
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Think OF it, children, only three
weeks until Christmas
Russell Vann handles Arnold Bros
shingles. Call at bis store for prices.
John c Dial came up from lake City
Monday aud will be in town several
days.
Fred Hardes of Tallahassee spent
Thanksgiving at home with his parents.
Capt. and Mrs. j, B. Hardee.
Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Pomeroy ofJack.
sonvlle came up for Thanksgiving din.
ner with the lady's sister, Mrs. Matt
Thornton.
Miss Mae Vann left Tuesday morn
ing for Jacksonville, st. Augustine,
DeLaud and other towns OF that sec
tioh Of Florida.
Messrs John W. Vsnn, Eugene
Armstrong and WIN. Burton have been
summoned to Jacksonville to serve as
jurors in the Federal Court which con.
yenes next Monday.
The doctors report that the health Of
Madison and vicinity is dstressingly
good We heard drug clerk growing
day or two age because be had not
had new prescription to compound
for two whole days. Bad for the doc
tors and druggists but good for the peo-
PIE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilton Rhame
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Leila shelton, to Mr.. I. s.
Hutto the GER On my having occurred at
the family home In Holly Hill, s. c.,
Dec. 2nd The BRIDE will be remem
bered as former and welcome guest
OF Miss Ethel Rowe.
These young ladies are in the lead for
the 100000 Piano to be given away
March Let by W. NJ. Taylor
Miss Louise Coffee,
Mics Olive Sloan,
Miss Agnes Parramore,
Mrs. @. II, Burton,
Miss Rosa Beggs,
Lii Armstrong.
Mrs. F. L. Paterson,
MISS Goodwin BeRRs.
Elizabeth Harris Chapter U. d, c.,
last week placed the order for a hand
some monument which will bs erected
in memory of the Confederate dead of
Madison county We understand that
the monument will be about 25 feet 10
height, surmounted bv heroic figure
Of a Confederate solder, Just where
it will be p'aced has not yet been de
termined. The unwilling ceremonies
will take place some time in april it is
expected,
This afternoon at four o'clock in the
vacant store next to that OF the Smith
Mercantile Co the ladies OF Elizabeth
Harris Chapter U. d. c., viii hold
their annual bazaar and will have for
sale many beautiful and useful articles
and plenty Of good things to eat. The
bazaar given bv these ladies annually
has come to be recognized and looked
for as the crowpia. social event Of the
season, thsre being 30 citizen who is
not interestedand 10 sympathy with
the cause for VIII ch the baztar is held
Christmas shopping Is the order now
and it will profit shoppers to visit the
bazaar this afternoon and tonight as
they will fnd there articles which Will
make most acceptable aud appropriate
presents for their friends and Lowell
ones. The ladies expect to serve every
citizen Of the town with supper to
night and they promise a splendid
spread for q very moderate fee Doors
open promptly az four O'Clock and con-
time open until everything is disposed
Of II it takes until ,niduight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-15
A Bold Step.

To overcome the well grounded and
reasonable objections OF tho more lntel-
liRont 10 the use OF secret, medicinal com.
pounds, Or. 4. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo. n.
Y, some time ago. decided 10 make a bold
departure from The usual course pursued
by tho makers OF put-up medicines for do
nestle use, and SO has published broad.
cast aud openly 10 the whole world, a full
and complete list OF all tho ingredients
entering iuSS1he composition Of his widely
celebrated kpdiches. Thus he has taken
his numeDds Htrons and patients into
his full 0hINnee. Thus TOO be has 10
movedhiIhodloines from among secret
nostrfDEot doubtful merits. and made
tAemLfcmodies Of hH0trH Composition.
ELAEL2ldSAn QI Herce has shown
uALLLlQImuIAA IL nISuchGxceleHce
t41 u Is mt AL1tQ suhlect them ID
Nut ouiy DOES lie Wrapper OF every no. lie
ei hf flcrcrs Golden Medical Discovery, tha
famous medicine Tor weak stomach. uiI
liver ur bdluusutss and al catarrhal disease
Whenever lueatsd. have printed uppn 90. t4
TIH4 fH1tsh = fun and complete list " an
s1' nsIedlents clfnpnAiHg q but a small
t'-udaui medical works, ~ 200 The drvtvnt
t.I,a.- uf lra. iItc containing very uuUtr-
oar extracts ilum the writings ~ leading
.il.neis ~ mratti1r endorsing 90 me
tf"lIfsf possible ffrias. each aud every lurre-
CIt.f contained IN lr firrrcs Medicines
tuv ~ these little bsrHLsWIII ug UlIlpi free
N au1 Que stnaluS tlutc-- un Ir-lgI cord UE
A. letter. o. IT u Y Pierce. .. faIu. y g..
requesting he same lIuu. DIS UttIe
p 4 -t siI be learned flat lr IIrrHrs med
i.4r8 contain np aIc>hoL. ubug.I.ge mineral +
81 ne o. Other palslau4. or 4lflTUas aEfut-
That Ties are Aatc fr.m native. mtGI.l-
Eal roots ~ great vslpet also that >yme %
tur most valuable ingredients contained Ia
~ tlerces ~hFurite Prescription f0r weak
trfFguA o~Ycr-rorzea. rundown nervous
SIC ucuiutdte1 NumHu. we're employed. long
tllc afo. bY The Indians f9r similar ailments
taelilnF their EusvA In fact one OF the
nlai valuable medicinal plants entering Into
Tie ~cumpualttun q nr FrIcss TaVlutT Pre-
s,upuun Nas known % the Indians A.
4uaE-Needr Oar knowledge OF The uses
N Dot feE u cur most vEluablc native me-
-.1el plshts -as gained from the Indians
A. me4o " - improved and exact rru-
rsea Us aForts Prescription o. T. a noel i
tucisnt remedy Tor rtgglatlug all the Wum-
-Alf tuncA0nA cuffeutlng dlsplnrementz IS
plulapsuA @nfererElou sud roturYersiun.
overcoming uAinful periods tuuing up ne 4,
nerfea AID brnEtnk abgat a perfect state u
bstith sud b al dealers m UodlcinaA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-15

St Paul MINI. Sept NV IS
Erwin. 40 one time uu. ol tH. MOST
noted criminal lawyers iu ST. Paul.
aud the northwest Is dead at Miami
Fla BE was also 90 Democratic panty
header Ia iss- Erwin defenisl With
out cost. IA Homestead IL eunsyiVauia
labor leaders. who were arrested fal.
lowing tho riot there.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09
Our Baby.

ON FRIDAY evening July a. the death s.i
visited the home Of Mr.. aud Mr. tHaf.r
Wheeler and claimed for ~ victim. H.f
nura oieue, ase months. ui'nc va Hi
a bright and s~est little inhy. The Ito. a
fond parents. oh, ~ u "a sad 10 thluA H.t
lonely home Will bc without oieu' Dot a
look to him who dosth all thinss veil a.i
say, thy will b. done" Latte ulene be- De
an angel la Heaven. waiting and wnirh.'
Tor us NJ We cross the dark valley of dra..
Sever will thy voice h. heard again /"
nov ~ D. stilled in deaths cold 'mH0lT
Yet We will never forget her. No. NOT
~ our heart strings cease 10 vibrai' a.
our little Olene cease TO h. remsmisrrd.
Tenderiy close the eyes OF our dnriIns
Fold her tiny hands ocr her breast
Look the last look upon our dariins.
For she has entered the land Of rest
She has crossed deaths stormy wnier'
where trials cease forever more;
where therc1l be- no more farewell
For In Heaven we'll part no more.
Farewell precious angel baby.
You are on the golden shore.
ny and by We will meet you. olen'.
ON that happy golden shore.
ono Who Loved Tier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09
Garrigan.

Miss Ruth Caldwell visited Miss
Willie Ingram last week.
Miss Jennie Cox is able to be out
after spell Of sickness.
Miss Dula Gray is the guest of
Robert Ballow and family this week q.
Mrs. Jessie Flack visited her
brother, Bret Prather, one day last
week.
Miss Bessie Douglas has been to
Troy visiting her brother, John
Douglas.
Mrs Nora Saddler left Monday
for Nashville on an extended visit
10 her brother.
Miss Ida Green has been sick for
several days. She has had an at p
tack Of grip.
Miss Maggie Douglas was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Laura
Clark, last week.
Miss Jennie Prewett will leave
soon for Nashville, Tenn, for a
visit 10 relatives.
Misses Annie Ferguson and Dora
Evans have been visiting the latter's
sister at Lacenter, ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09
G.. B. THRELRELD
r. A. LEDFORD DirectC
j.. NJ. HUBBARD

One of the most enjoyable occas-
ions of the season was the reception
given Friday evening by Miss
Estelle Reneau in honor of her Wis
itor, Miss Frankye Hemphill, OF
Louisville. Miss Hemphill wore a
lovely blue satin dress and carried
a large bunch of carnations. Miss
Reaeau wore a beautiful dress OF
lowered organdy and received in
her usual charming and pleasant
way. Punch was served in the din
ing room by Misses Miriam and
Christine Luten. The large front
porch, made as light as day afford
ed many comfortable chairs, settees,
and coy corners. Salmon's string
band furnished music throughout
the evening, and merry two-steps
and other light fantastic steps pas
sed the time hurriedly and pleasant
ly. Favors of white carnations
were presented the ladies and red
frecrackers, tied with blue and
white ribbons, suggestive of the
Fourth, were presented the gentle
men. Brick cream and cake were
served.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09
Ex.President Cleveland.

The death of ex-president Grover
Cleveland last Thursday brings to
a sudden end the phenomenal career
of one of the strongest characters
known to the political world during
the present generation. Like every
commanding figure, he had Jealous
supporters and earnest opponents,
but those who differed from him we're
as ready as his warmest friends to
concede to him the possession Of
elements of leadership to an extra
ordinary degree. He was deliberate
in action, firm in conviction, and
ever ready to accept responsibility
for what he did. Few men have
exerted a more positive influence
on those associated with them.
We are not far enough from the
period in which mis- work " a S
done to measure accurately his
place in history, but the qualities
which made him great are part of
the nations heritage, and universal
sorrow is felt 1t his death.
Stephen Grover Cleveland, twice
President of the United States, was
born in Caldwell, Essex county, N.
J., March Is, 1887 On the pater-
nal side he was of English origin.
Moses Cleveland emigrated from
Ipswich county, of Suffolk, England,
in 1885, and settled at Woodburn,
Mass. He was the founder of the
family in America.
Mr.. Cleveland was the son of the
Rev. Richard Falley Cleveland, a
Presbyterian minister, who married
Annie O'Neal slaughter of a Balti-
more merchant, of Irish birth.
Mr.. Cleveland received an aca-
demic education and went to Buffalo
in 1855. He became clerk in a law
Office. and was admitted to the bar
in 1859. He was Assistant District
Attorney OF Erie county from 1866
and Sheriff of Erie county 1908.
On the expiration of his term as
Sheriff Mr.. Cleveland established a
law office and in 1881 he was elect
ed Mayor of Buffalo. His vetoes of
extravagant appropriations led to
his nomination and election as Gov
ernor Of New York on the Demo
cratic ticket the following year.
In 1884 he was elected President
of the United States over James G..
Blaine, Republican.
In 1883 as the Democratic nomi-
nee Mr.. Cleveland was defeated by
Benjamin Harrison, republican.
Mr.. Cleveland returned 10 his law
practice in New York, but in 1892
he was again nominated for Presi-
dent and defeated Benjamin Harri-
son, who had been nominated for a
second term.
AT the expiration of his second
term Mr.. Cleveland took up his resi-
dence at Princeton, N. J.
Mr.. Cleveland was married June
2, 1886, to Miss Frances Folsom, of
Buffalo, The marriage took place
at the White House.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09
All The World

knows that Ballhrds snow Linim'n' Do
no superior fol rheumatism. sun l''u''
outs. sprains. Lumbago and all pain' h-
~. try II ana you will always use &c. ="
body who has used BallardS SNOW l'.
ment II "a living proof OF what n doe. ~.
We ask Of you n 10 get n trial bottle. l'',
&c. 5oc ana ,l.o sold by--oongiiir I'"
store, Inc. aud Helm A Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09

oldllhs
Threlkeld's for hot and cold
lu0ches.
Now we drop the subject Of
"sane Fourth"
Miss Georgia Cusick is visiting
relatives in Nashvslle
Buck Rou,en. OF Route four, is on
the sick list this week.
Miss Mollie Bourne spen, las,
Thursday in Union City.
| make all kinds OF alterations on
clothing Case. the tailor.
Pure Canadian Sap Maple Syrup.
&C. II. Moore. Tel. No. 4.
Lewis Martin and family, OF Route
three, were in town Saturday.
The Courier and the weekly Com
mercial-Appeal one year for 81 IS
Mrs Mildred King and Mrs. Sude
Naiteh spent Saturday in Columbus
That good coffee you had last
time came from Betterswor,h & Pra-
theirs.
Clifton Steele, Of Martin. is visit
ing George Helm and family this
week.
Goalder Johnson. Arch DeBow
and Cowgill Rogers spent Saturday
in Fulton.
Blanna Russell, Of Bessie. Tenn. =,
visited Henry Sanger last Thursday
and Friday.
IS. L. Dodds and wife attended
the Fourth OF July celebration in
Fulton Saturday.
Crushed Oyster Shells, Crit.
Wheat. Chops. Purina Chick feed
at c. II. Moore's.
Patent, tan and vici Oxfords,
worth up to $500. for Sl9s-
Rice's Shoe Store.
Try Threlkeld's Eating House
next time II you are hungry you
will be taken care Of.
Mrs. w. (. ScItes. of Union
City, visited her daughter, Mrs. P
B. Curtin. last week. o
Miss Bonnie Carpenter has re-
turned from Bowling Green, where
she has been in school.
Miss Birdie Glover and VIII
Barnes and Mrs. Patrick Freeman
we're in Columbus, Saturday.
Electric fans, ice cold drinks. re-
gular or short order meals at Viii.
liams' place. Give ii a trial.
There is nothing better Tor the
chicks than my No. 2 wheat. The
price is right.-C. H. Moore.
II you use a pulverized or ground
coffee you can get an extra fine one
from c. H. Moore at 2Sc per pound.
Miss Cecil Barnes returned from
St. Louis Monday. where she has
been for treatment during the past
few months.
Mrs. w. w. Richmond and Wal.
ter Woods, of Clinton. Ky. we're
the guests OF c. c. Smith and
family last week.
R. S. Murrell, J. c. Sexton and
W. c. Speer, a part of the Courier
force, returned Sunday from a weeks
vacation in North Missouri.
Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Gage
Hamilton and granddaughter have
returned TO Morgantown after a visit
to J. W. Rogers and family,
Misses Miranda and OIlena Will
son, and Mrs. Fannie Shaw and
Dixie Robinson attended the cele.
bration in Columbus Saturday.
Ed. w. H. Shelter. of Memphis,
Tenn, will begin a revival meeting
at the Christion church Monday
evening, July 81. A cordial well
come awaits you.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Two
year-old heifer calf, hole in right
ear and split in left ear, white spot
in forehead, red and white spotted,
crunpled horns. Notify Martha
Rise Hickmani KY. APP
On Wednesday evening Of last
week, Mrs. c. +. Baltzer entertain
ed the l. T. Club and Bachelor Girls
in honor of her guest, Miss Pettre
Raffles was played with much inter-
est and enthusiasm. During the
games, punch was served. Refresh
ments, cream and cake.
The eight year old son OF Mr..
n a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09
Notice.

/ have purchased the grocery
business of A. F. Oliver and will
conduct the business at his old stand
] will be pleased to have my friends
call and inspect my line.
Z. P. WRIGHT.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09
Quarterly Report


OF the Farmers a Merchants Bank at
the close OF business ON the nth day Of
June, lHN;
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09

The FIRST night rider conviction in
the state was secured Monday when
the jury returned verdict Of one
year in the penitentiary in the case
OF DR.. E. Champion at Benton. DR.
Champion, who is prominent young
physician Of Lynn county, was ac-
cused of participating in the raid on
Birmingham. Marshall county, last
April, when John Cruggs, an aged
negro and his few months old grand
daughter we're shot and killed and
several negroes whipped.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09
,lDIros

j. A. Thompson, Cashier OF the Farmers q
Merchants Bank, "a Bank located and doing
business at No. Clinton street In the CITY
Of Hickman, In said county, being duly
sworn, says the foregoing report T. In all re-
spects n true statement of the condition OF
said Bank, at the close of business on the
SOth day of June 1873. to the best OF his
knowledge and belief; and further says that
the business of said Bank has been transact
ed AT the location named, and not else
IN compliance with an official notice re-
ceived from the Secretary of state desiR-
mating the 3Oth day of.Iune, 1905, As the day
on which such report shall be made.
J. A. THOMPSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me by J,
A. Thompson the LIST day OF July. 1873.
u. Il. BONDURANT,
tSEAL1 Notary Public.
q r. TUHFIEEIul
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09

Mr.. H. <. Wallace, the Union
City Photographer, has purchased a
gallery in South Carolina and will
leave Union City Aug, Is. Parties
desiring him to make photographs
call at once. 4-4c
Mrs. 7 A. Ledford and children
are visiting in Roaring Springs. KY,
for a few weeks.