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The Holly chieftain., 1908-04-10
WELL PLANNED FARM.
One Farmers Idea Of Dividing Ono
Hundred and Sixty Acres.

Seeing in the Farmer recently plans
for we'll arranged farms and deeming
this matter of sufficient Importance
for the consideration of our fellow
farmers, and our mutual assistance
along this line, l submit the follow
ing diagram of farm of 160 acres
in IL divisions, two or ten, one of 20
and three of 40 acres each, writes a
correspondent of the Indiana Farmer.
The farm has road on two sides
and fronts the east. The ten acres
on which the buildings are located
consist of six divisions.
No. 1 dwelling and door yard, 2
orchard, 3 family garden, front barn
lot, S truck garden, 6 barn lot. with
ample room for feed troughs and
straw stacks, allowing no stock loose
in front lot, Z open wood, pasture,
used for night pasture during the
summer for the work horses. also
handy for the milch COW, perman-
ent pastures. with some timber af-
fording shade in summer and wind
break in winter. Nos. 9, 10 and II are
40 acre fields for cultivation, and
will admit of the three years rota-
ton plan. Some of the good features
of this plan are these. The larger
fields avoid the great expense OF much
fence building, and this Is quite an
The Holly chieftain., 1908-04-10
SEEDLINGS.

How many jars of fruit are left?
OF course your hotbed Is under way.
Make a new gate or two before
spring work opens.
In the pig pen see that there are no
places in which pigs can get fast.
Many who have tried it say that
"dryfarming" is indeed dry" farm.
ing!
Know what you want the hired men
to do and when necessary jump in and
show them how to do 1t.
Alsike clover is a lighter growing.
finer plant than the medium red. II
is short-lived, but valuable on heavy
soil.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-04-10
Framework for vine-clad Porch.

straight poles about 1h inches in di-
ameter and from to IL feet long. |
next procured a number of nice
smooth boards for the flooring OF my
veranda. making 1t about feet wide
and 10 feet long and Strengthening it
with the necessary timbers. l secure
ly nailed the poles about inches
apart around the flooring to form an
iuclosure. leaving an opening in front
about S feet wide, as shown in the
cut
The poles In front we're feet from
the floor to the roof and IL feet at
the house. About midway Of their
height the poles were strengthened
by row Of poles nailed horizontally
and another row was placed at the top.
To make all secure against rain, the
sianting roof poles were next care
fully covered with overlapping rows
of bark. All this required but small
outlay Of cash and even less of work,
yet when my work was SO far COM
pIeted. I considered 1t ready for the
vines and contemplated the result
with much satisfaction.
Being In haste for immediate re-
suits. planted some roots of the
hardy native woodbine. which will
soon cover any space with its rapid
growth. 1t Is an easy matter to SOW
seed Of the morning glory. hardy an.
nual gourd. or any one Of several
hardy climbers and the result will
Anon ha n maoa pf uhodo apd Io1,o1,,
blossoms besides. all Of which makes
the summer evenings pass far more
pleasantly.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-04-10
ADVICE SARCASTIC.
How You Can Avoid Being a Book
heA Farmer.

Every now and then we find a farm.
er who has a horror of book farmers
and would not for any consideration
he considered by his neighbors as
such. We wish to help this fellow and,
therefore. make few suggestions.
First, we advise him not to keep
any books for his farm operations.
Simply go along from year to year,
taking what you get without know
ing what it costs you. avoiding all ac-
curate knowledge Of what 1t has cost
you to produce ton Of hay, bush
et of wheat or oats. pound of pork
or beef or butter. Such information
as this Is dangerous to the man who
.is fearful Of being q book farmer.
Don't take any agricultural papers.
They. too. are dangerous, for they
tsight set you to thinking. They might
cOntaminate your mind with the re.
suits OF experiment stations or the ex.
.perience of farmers. II you read any
Agricultural paper at all. read one
that somebody has sent you for moth
ing in order to get your trade or your
patronage or for some other reason
honorable or dishonorable. This will
not, do you much harm. but better not
lake any at all.
BY all means keep away from all ag
ricuitural institutes. Avoid particu
aarly any lectures that have the least
iinge OF science. 1t Is true that sci
suce ls only the application Of com
The Holly chieftain., 1908-04-10
Mixed Milk,

One Holstein breeder in New York
has in connection with his herd of
pure-bred black and white cattle a
smaller herd of purebred Jerseys. He
mixes the milk Of the two in order to
maintain high butter fat test In the
certified product that is bringing
wealth and reputation to his sstab-
ushment.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-04-10
Estate Hano. on 1onh.,,,.

south Bend. Ind,--If Martha Long.
acre Will erect tombstone over the
tne grave OF her sister, ElIzabeth
Longacre, Martha. according to Eliza.
oeth's Will. filed here, is to inb.r,,
several thousand dollars. Otherwise
the executor will make distributes "'s. .,
tie money. VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
&opilucb,
Trauenleioen,
llnocroanli9fcit,
WaQcmsQeioeu,
Vcritopfung,
9Dspepfc
iino allc Qe6crleiOcm.

g'roba0teu Gle Die ioI9ellben Sntlptome,
tpcIdbe bon @rfraHirnaeu ber 8eroaulues'
crGanc 6erriiDren. 9erltop ma nnb Suueu Gs.
riCbtet Snmoyrboieen. Maurnfdure. Geiaung
Sum Hretbeu. GuobreHnen stbfCbcu boz siub.
runa, Naeenbrifeu. fnureS slufitoben, Rad.
lniipn ober SIatiern oeS Ser8itbGaaes, Grs
fttdnngsHciib Bet Iicncnocr eteuung, Der.
icbpommeucS eebperntbgen Buntte uHo Slim.
mern bor ben 9Iuaen 1ieber iirlo bumpfc
Gbmer3en IN ber 2eie. Der gruit, ben SHs.
bern brenncnbc5 GeinDI int SIeiib. Ginae
Socn bon 9inetunU'S Biaen lperoen has Gnitem
bon allen oben angeiii0rten 2etoen bereier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
@onuerncmr 5ubnlom als ErGiioent.
IdJnIts Sanoibat.

Ct. EouL Ntinn, 6. MGr3. -
las oenIotrntidg StootS Gomite
pon O'innelota nabm beute nit GS
gcgcn % Stimmen einen 9eihIub
on, mcIdcr Dem 6eporitebenocn oemo.
tratildcn 9tationol Gonpent in
Genocr Ole Domination bcs 8ouoer.
nenrS Sobn g. &obnion gum Erdli.
oentld)ditS Ganoi0oten cmpiieblt.
Sruan$ NnbGnler mioeriebten iih
0cm 9cihttb airs 9(euBerite uno
crtl0rtcn lie crahteten oie gutitei-
Dung ocs Gomitc'@ niht ols cine Der.
piihtlmg iiIr lie Nntl gertagung
6cS Gomite'5 bielten iie cine Ser
iommIllng I'M rHpons0otel" uno
qrilnoetcn cine Grganiiation Inn in
ollen @c5irtcn oc& Stnates Yropa.
ganoa iiir Die Domination 9rpan's
3u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
Maomap's
~ 3trren
nerihaffem
neridaffet
bollfommene Tcroaunng

0urdb ibre nuttbiddirn GjNcu6nfien fttmu.
Iireu iic Die pebcr 6ct Der 2bnnoerung oer
Sale uuo hcrcn 2IIcitlnA ourd Die 6aaeus
lnndIc Gieic Bitten IN Snlen bon 3luei bis bier
Sid meroen RAID ole IbdtAteil Der 2eber res
auItren mo hen Faticnten bon Oiciem Getoen
hcfreicu. Sin oocr 5uei Der Hnopub fhen
Hucn bon Scucu Ncltomucu. ole an bIiBlen
Scbulcr}en mo GriaBet Der 2eher Ieoen. wer.
oeu onS SDitem In Gtonung buIten mo ae,
iunbc &erbnnlua er}ieIeu.
sd bin 1870 Meen bon Der ndAen 9tpos
tbcic cHltcrnt uno ib nauftbe bnb sic mir
Elm GuGeno Sduhicn nit i6ren Biaen ieuoen
Sd bate ]t6eumnii5mll5 uno bin rcuu DIoilaie
lana in oot SprinaS aeluelcn. WIeine 9eber
unO mcine Eicreu ino nuaeariiien. Sdi finbe,
oaB Sure Fiucn mir better tbur, ais nae Wle.
oi5in Ole icb fGnn Geuumucu babe, uno Die
@etIqneueR 5uinmmcn genommen.
9huHgopou 70. Cameo.
Qorqua @aIa. puma 60. 9Gri5onn."
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(sntfeiIelte Glcmentc.

llc6crihpclnnnlngcn in SGinot8 llno
Snoiann. 49, TSn 8isconin tobt
ser idIimnIte SdneeItllrn Ser
Soiion.
GoIc0o. o, 6. Ol0r5. - Ter
Maumcc=9iipcr ltebt bcllte hober oils
je 3uuor lm0 cine iiber i'm fiibrenOe
@riidc lit ourh lrcibcis 3erItGrt NOR
hcn. Die Oiuunihoit elmer bellte
burh ocn Gi9Aang gcgcn bic @ttlde
Geiiibrtcn ihmcrcn StoblbarBc cnt.
qing MIR nit tnappcr 9iotb Dem
3o0e.
Ecru, HSno., G MGr,. - Nubc5u
1000 Dinnn Iin0 0lrd oo5 AuStrctcn
neS Wobuib 9iiucr orbcitSIoS 9cluors
bcn llnb pielc 8obnllllgcn iblucbcn
in @eiobr. Ter 6luB ltci9t beltte
5ur Note BON cinem 3ou pro StrnOc,
ltno mou iiirhtet bob Der iiblidc
GbeiI Der Gtoot bcilte SIbenO ilbcrs
idluclnnt icin miro.
9tcm H h mon6, NlSc, 6.
W}Gr5. - Der IhIimmlte Shncc.
Itilrm Scr Sniion lit bier cnticicIt.
Scr S6necioQ bc0onn I'M Vfitters
noht om Wiithuoh ln0 Der Sfncc
Iiegt icbt 0urhIdnittlid ein SUB
tici. Gic Giicnbobncn limo icood
iotpcit i'm Stonoc aCueien, ibrc ,}iige
Iciolid gut 81 81 bcIorsern.
Gbicogo, 6. Mars. r Sdpercr
HeQen lit ieit 9cltcrn bier gciollen
rno Der inter Dem Romen Sage
Yarf bcfonnte 5tobttbcil 3miibcn
Der AZ. un0 II. StroBe mo Der
SoutbmeItcrn gIucnue lt0 Solttb
aco5ic 9lpcnlc lptr0e n1brcnb Ger
pcrqangcncn Noht cinen bis ieh5
SUB tiei lntcr @oller 1eicbt Gielc
sSomilicn morcn sur 5lutbt ge5Dlm.
Qelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
9inard)iitcn Srobnngen segcn ocnt-
idlc 2citnna.

ct. Saul W}inn., 6. MGr5. -
Gic bieiiac yGolfS5eitltng," cin Oelt-
ideS ldgebIatt, peroiicntIiht einen
in 9eutidb obacinbtcn Grobbriei Ell
nes 9lndrdiiteH, ser iih III pillten
Sdilnpfporten gegen Die 3eitltn9 er.
gebt llrb lie parnt Die 2lngriffe auf
Sic 9lnordiiten iortsuiebcn iaas Dem
5craltsgeber Iein 2eben lieb lei. 9luh
erflGrt Der unbefannte grieflhreiber,
Folijei6ef Sbippp in Gbicago lperoe
Ieinen Senfer bod nidt entgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
S0Gcrcr SOlb.


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Sifi5ierc 1no Soloatcu. - Dc
pcm iibcr Gourontrcfornr -
or,sf;,;,r,,,,s Wort.,, mil >,r
-. "' ,,,,TN s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DOM @oi'S
belchIoIlcn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
Yreis 25e. oie Sd)adtel.
Gun sputbcfern pcrfauit oSer psr
Euit ucrIanot.
3oopap & 60,
81 eafagette=, Gde 9eoaarafr.
gsclusg)orf.
Srauoitiitnna ais Siebbaberci.

EbilooeIpbia, 6. M1rj. -
Artbur 9onnem, Is Sabre alt, leate
hcntc im bici9cn Eoli5eigerid)t oas
(SeIt6noniB ab oaB er Elf perihieoene
@r0noc an9cle9t babe. oamit er Die
Spribcn III (bGtigfeit ieben fonne.
Gr mlroc obnc 9iirgihait Dem @ef
ribtauerlabren ii6erlpieieu imo miro
mittIcrpcile beji9Iih ieineS @eilteS-
3uItan6cS rntcrilrht mcroen. Gle go
li3ci bGlt i'm fir ihmahlinuig.
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Mide ST Nibc.
gccrbianns bcr SpiCr uOn Gul(in.
iupub bc9Unncn.

Won einc8 geneinlomcn 2eideubc-
1Gu1nille5 olli0e9cbcu. - 9hw
oic nicbt i0eutii}irten 2cicbeu
Iollcn 5ulanrncH bcgrdben mcrs
ocu. - 3obl Ser Cpicr betrGat
pobrihenliG niht iibcr tG7. -
Stadt5 2egiSlohr perlpiaigt
$4,000. - Neilnaeiuhtc Gltern
ioIlen 500 iilr icOe@ untgefom-
meme &ino erbaiten. gtn9.
ldaen ser geretteteu 2ebrerinnen,
ant6erine 9Seier's S>eloeu-
nuItb.
GIcbcfau0, o, 6. W1rs. -
Sm GaI3en iino bis berte %ormittog
1G7 2eiheu bon Gpiern ocS ShuIs
bou9branocS IN GolIinnooo olti9eilm-
Ocn, lln6 MIR % Oerlelbcn limo nod
nbt i0entiiiSirt. Inter 0cn 5ltlebt
iocntiii5irten Opfern bciinOet litb Sri.
&atbcriue @eilcr,. cine Scr 5lpci lInl-
Qefommcnen 2ebrcrinncn. Scltc.
Qlnnbt man, SOB ollie Seihcn ollfae-
ilnbcn iino tnO OnB Die 3obl Der
Spier nift iiber t67 betrdgt. Ter
Noridlng zines genciniomen 2cihen.
beaGn9niiIe3 lit 0urhaciolen uno IN
oen meilten S1llen merOCn 0ie beinl-
Qclud)ten 6onliIicn lire Gooten ielbit
begroben. 9eeroigun0cn mnren Sen
oan3cn Sog iiber im @on8e. Gic
nidt iOentiii5irten Opier mcrOen om
Oloutag in einem eill5igen @robc bel.
9cIett meroen, ullf melhem cin Gent
nlul crribtet mcr0en iol.
Gie 2egislntrr Don Ohio bat beite
$4,000 fir sic beilngeillhtcn 6nmi.
lien in GollinlpooS nermiaigt. Die
Sointerbliebenpn Der Gpier ioaen
500 iiir ieOes umgefonmene aino
crbalten.
sSm 8on5cn fonoen bette ehpo 80
Scidenbe9dnqniiic ltatt lnb cbcnio-
blelc Iino alti morgcn anberountt. Die
oIfcntlibe @ciicblng Scr ni6tioenti.
fBirtcn Spier miro am Sonntog
itottfln6en. Der Coroner lit nit ci.
ner genoucn ltntcriudung bcifGftigt
itm mom61lif oie@ntItcbltnQSrriod)c
oc5 9ron0cS icft5uite!lcn. Mcbrcrc
Scr Qcrcttctcn 2ebrcrinncn lulrocn
bcllte ncrnonlmcl1 llno ic0c 0crlelbcn
bcihrieb in 0roItiider 8ciic ibre Be
lniibitngcn Oic ibnen onpcrtroltCn
&inocr 5l rCttcn. Wtonhcn 0cIan1
c3, ollc ibrc Sdillcr 81 rcttcn nlonhc
pcrlorcn 5luci o0cr orei ainocr ltno
onocrc i6rc 0n15cn alolIcn. glQc pric
len ben ScIocnllltb aotbcriue 98ci,
ler'S, iucldr 3cit rno @cle0cnbeit ocs
mig bottc, iih iclblt in Siberbcit 81
bringcn, jcood) bel ibren ainoern
bIicb, bis 5urn 2cbtcn. llcbcr oe
tSragc, mer 0ic hntptIdhlibe &crout-
mortlihfcit fir Die &otoltropbc trG0t
bot Die llntcriuhlmg nod lucnig 2iht
perbreitct.
0eutihc Gonbolcn3.
Berlin 6. Wl1r5. -- McihSfor,-
lcr Shirt bon @iiloiu bat Dem oellt-
iAcn @otldoitcr in @oibinqton, sSrei-
berrn Sped bon Stcrnburg, Die lol.
0enbe Snbelocpelde gcionot: nllebcr-
nlittcln sic Dem Vilraerlneiiter pon
Glcuelono mcin teienpfimocnes Vei
lei0 onldbIih DER Shulbrano &o,
toiiropbe" Mud bat Der 9iei6ofon5s
Ter Den 0elltld)cn @onIul in Glepca
luno bcoltftrogt iueitcrc G'rfunoialrt,
gen 0nrilbcr Cin3ujieben, oh inter ocn
&inoCrn, Die bel Dem Nron0c Ocn 600
fonoen, ait6 lolde bon 9lngeborigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07

sSn Dem 8ru6enorte 8iroros-
bile, Ya, iin0 nabe5u ein Gllbeno
Sduicr cinem. 9ranoe gum Spfer gc-
fallen.
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Srnit-giec- Eraiioent beacbt Sclbit.
ulDr0.

Getroit Mid, 6. MGr5. r.
GIlmooo Z. Sancc, crIter Gice Grd
iiocnt Der nllnion lrnit So" lnO
friibcrcr Eoitnciiter bon Detroit, er,
idob ii6 belte iriib in ieincr bieligen
Mobnung. tSinanjieae Sor1en ioI'
len i'm in 6en lo0 gctrieben babcn,
aQein nie sic @eamten ser lrllIt.
Gompngnic erfldren beiinoen iih
icinc Hehnungen in poQItdn6igcr
Sronung Sance nuroe por 56 &nb.
rem in @iInlington, Gel, gcboren
uno fam in 1873 nah Getroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
@ereiitctc &inScr nnb iid, IclGlt.

WaterburD, Conn, 6. Midr5.
= Wonetti Moutre55u Elm bcfonntcr
bieiiger Nuiifer, pergiftete in Ser let
ten gtnht ieinrn iingen Sobn @il.
liam, ieine icb5i1brige 5ohter lmo
lih iclblt nit aarbolldure. Tater
uno 5obn lino toOt uno boS MGodcn
liegt altf Den Eoo oarnie0er. Cine
nllS Der S6uIc 5llriidfebrenoe Gltere
3odter ianD bel ibrer Nnfitnit i'm
Glternbaule Die 2eiden. Wontre58a
mar ieit lGngcrcr 3ei. nit Sduer.
lnlttb bebnitet.
Wiontre53a mar lett mebrercn go
hen nitBer &eidGitigung imo ieinc
Satin orbeitctc III elmer 5obrif. Der
D1llnb lno oa3 6eiidt oes fleinen
Maodens iinO iAuer per6rannt, bod
boiit man, OaB es oaoon fommen
ipiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07

G1Ke tir's 9iuslauo bciprgt g. ganr, Gr.
4i3. Eit.9aitimprr. str.. rahr 6nitpm 9onie.2tpc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07

Gin perniinfliaes WliteI aeeen Sdmorrboiben
lit Elm iolbe5 on5 Sbnler5en iinocrt Gouges
berheiiii6rt ubne afloere ulio uieueidt icblimme'
re arnnIbeiten berppr5urufen IHnfeiis 1T oa3
eiuBige Uttiel, iuedes ole Brobe eiiter 6ipun5iGs
ld9rlaen gtlaptnn9 GelahoelI qai. oon aetiien
IaufenoeH aebraudt Ipproen III: beute fie6t e5
an Der Epte aller 1lite aeeen Sdmorrbpioeu.
oa es ftcber. 6noerIdifig nno itbmer8lnS iptrTt
Rroben neroen bon T. 0euitdoier & 60. Nor
2i16, Geusgori frei perinEot. (St5oGa, ,I&g9)
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W 3tfren

SouttnoG obne Gci6mnd, elegant iiberSo.
9en, librcn nb, reNuItrcr, retHioen. pofhef
aus mn fidricn. 8aoWdD'5 Gtueil iilr Ole eei.
nng dller Gt6runden oeS 9fagenS Der @e.
odrmc. Der Nteren Der Alnie. bon Gierenfrdnf.
bciten, '9enommcnbett S0nmacbten. 8erfiepfum.
Gen uio Gimurrbuioeu
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-03
Best Treatment for a Burn.

II for 20 other reason, ChamOerlain's
Salve should be- kept in every house
hold on account OF it's great value in the
treatment Of burns. Itallays the pain
almost instantly. and unless the injury
Is a severe one, heals the parts without
leaving a scar. This salve Is also I'M
equaled for chapped hands sore nipples
and diseases OF the skin. Price, p cts.
For sale by W. B. Davis and D. G.,
Smith.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-03
sHERIFFis SALE

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF An
eAeGlu9h issued out Of the circuit Court Ard
ipvuulVial circuit, In and for Madison County
tlOil1at wherein judgment WAS entered
agaihst w J. Lowe ana J. 4. Fender, mariners
Laolng ana doing business under me sfyle ana
nrm name OF Love & Fender as principais And
!, % render and n. @. heams as surtfies in
i n,Sd ~ ~; y. hehuIyl IN the sum OF Three
hunutea Dollars, and costs OF court AZ inc
spri9g Term o. SAID court OF the year i6Os' and
~ NIIue OF levy on the hereInnfter uescTib-
20 piopeItyi i shan, on the first MondaV n
VctoDer, -, between tie hours OF ii O'clock
u, ana O'Clock p. NJ, one ana a half mile
MYTH y, ol me Town Of Simmons, IN the CounfV
u MADISON, ana state OF Honda. procaed 70
sel az public cutlery, 70 the highest and best
DlQoefl Iof cash, the following described mon
sfty, to-Wlc Stationary engine' sfesrn
I 5soiiieI' Z log carts and an mule gear ana lo9
ehAins belonging 70 and connected fherevvifh
end one set Of blacksmith fools. haionStns, III
A. r; beheeI, ana shall continue SAID SAFE IRON
s ~, ~ w. until SAID property Is disposed 0f
~ the purpose Of satisfying SAID iudgnenf ~
sept >, % sherin Of Madison County. ~
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-03
How to get Strong

P. J. DAILY, of l247 W. Congress ST.,
Chicago, tells OF way to become
strong: He says; "My mother, who is
old and very feeble, lie deriving 80 much
benefit from Electric Bitters that /
feel It's my duty TO tell thuss who need
tonic and strengthening medicine
about it. ln my mothers case a mark
ed gain in flesh has resulted, insomnia
has been overcome, and she is steadily
growing stronger" Electric Bitters
q uickly remedy stomach, liver and kid
ney complaints. Sold under guarantee
at al drug stores. soc.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-03
A Trav cling Mans Experience

81 must tell you my experience on an
East bound o. r. & y. R. r. train from
Pendleton to lie Grande, Ore, writes
Sam A. CARRIER, Il well known travelling
man. 81 was in the smoking department
with some other travelling men when
one Of them went out into the coach and
came back and said There is a woman
sick unto death in the car. / at once
got up and went out, found her very in
with cramp cohc her hands and arms
were drawn up you could not straight
en- them, and with a death like look on
her face. Two or three ladies we're
working with her and giving her wins
key. / went to my suit case and got my
bottle Of Chamberldin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy q never travel
without it, ran to the water tank, put
double dose OF the medicine in the
glass, poured some water into it and
stirred II with pencil;then ! had ute
a time TO get the ladies to let me give il
TO her, but succeeded. could at once
see the effect and / worked with her,
rubbing her bands, and in twenty
minutes gave her another dose. By
this time we were almost into lie
Grande, where was to leave the Train.
! gave the bottle TO the husband 10 case
another dose should be needed, but by
the time the train ran INTO lie Grande
che was all right, and ! received the
thanks OF every passenger in the car. -
For sale by W. B. Davis and D. G..
Smith.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution Issued out OF the Circuit Court, SID
Judicial lTcuit, In ana for Madison county
Florida, wherein judgment was entered
against W. j Lowe aud j, +. Fender partners
trading and doing business under the stlle and
nrm name OF Lowe & Fender, as principals and
j. b. ftndeT ane T.. Reams as sureties, In
favor OF ID. slrmons, IN the sum or Two Hun
dred and Fifty DOhars and costs OF court. Al me
Spring Term OF said court OF the year 1905, and
by virtue OF q levy on the hereinafter described
property, / shall, on the first Monday IN Octo-
Der, 1905. between the hours OF II O'Clock, A. M.
and 2 oclo X, p. NJ, one and halt miles north
OF the Town OF Sirmons, In the county OF Mad
ison, AID STATE OF FLORIDA, proceed TO sell, al
public outcryi 70 the highest and best BIDDER
for cash, tpe Following described property. to.
wit; stationary engine; steam boiler. log
carts and all mule gear ana log chains belong
Ing 70 ano connected Herewith, and one set Of
BLACKSMITH tools, belonging 10 j. T. Fender
and shall continue said sale from day 10 dsy
untn said property is disposed IL, for the puf.
pose OF satisfying laid Judgment sId costa.
- A, D STANTON
sept ), lSS sherin Of Madison county, Fla.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED
UNDER SECTIONS 50 q 555OF THE
GENERAL STATUTES OF
I'll nRInA

Notice is hereby given that Jessie NJ. Thorn.
as, purchaser OF Tax Certificate No. s, dated
the 2nd DAY OF July, \, D. 1906 has led said
ctluncate In my once, aud has made applica.
uou Tor TAX deed 20 issue In accordance with
law. said certificate embraces the following
described property situated IN Madison county
lylida, to-wiJ: W u Of S W a Section 29
Township g, North Range East, the said
land being assessed at the date OF the Issuance
OF such certificate In the name OF Ivey A
ueemed according 20 law tax deed will issue
thereon on the 9TH day OF September, "A. ID. 1905.
witness my ofneial signature and seal this
the Sd day Of August, - d. 1908.
seal T. z. MARTIN
Clerk circuit Court. Madison County, Florida.
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NOTICE TO BoNDHol.DERs.

Holders Of bonds Of Madison county, Florida,
bonds Of said COUNTY, to.wIt, bond number thirty.
six 800 and bond number forty (fQ)
each for five hun dred 900 doilaTs,
have been drawn by lot by the Board Of County
Commissioners of said county, and called IN Ia
payment, and that the same with accrued interes,
thereon viii be paid on the 18th day Of Septem, er
A.DlSS,at which date interest thereon viii cease
A. LIVINGSTON
Aug .lS'h 1905. i. J. NANN
Trustees.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-03
Have Won a BabyY

Then watch it closely. And above all
things don't let it suffer for any length
Of time with worms-that is fatal. II
it's complexion gets yellow and pasty,
II it lie listless, cross or peoyisb, gets
thin, suffers with ilatulence give il
White Cream Vermifuge. The only
cure that never fails and has no bad ef.
tects. Sold by W. B. Davis.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-03
To be Happy

you must have good health. You can't
have good health II your liver lie not do
ing it's dutY-slow but sure poisoning
is going on all tne time under such cir
cunstances Ballard's Herbine makes
a perfectly healthy liver-keeps the
stomach and bowels right and acts as a
tonic for the entire system. Sold by W.
B. DAVIS.