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Evening star., 1909-05-02
De- s5cr.ID1Ie F1ouArA1l5A Az
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to secure at least $50 additional members
| A 36-inch wheel will cover II 1-3 fee,
in one complete turn. while circuit OF
a 42-inch wheel will measure Slightly
over Is feet. This is important, as In
creasing the size OF the tires has the
| chine.
New Jersey Is at last open to touring
motorists. Gov. Fort having signed the
bill containing a clause giving non-resi-
days in year without payment of a
license.
The Automobile Club of America now
has membership of 1851. in addition to
303 names on the list Of subscribers to the
bureau of tours. The number of active
members is now 1.436. and there are also
thirty life, 367 associate or nonresident
and eighteen clubroom members.
| An obstacle race, to be run some time
! this spring, is being planned by the
Automobile Club of Maryland. The plan
/ is to have along the route obstacles, such
as barrels, etc, placed at intervals apart
| that will allow a clearance Of only few
inches for the car.
X X
Milwaukee. Wis, will spend nearly
S1Oo,O this year for street sprinkling
and dust-laying Experiments with a
new anti-dust preparation that can be
produced cheaply have been successful
and the streets will be given periodical
treatment.
| An Ohio inventor has designed and pat
ented a device which makes possible the
turning OF the lamps with the steering
apparatus. The roadway in front OF the
automobile is thus as well Illuminated in
rounding curves on straight road.
A total Of $40 gallons of gasoline, 3SSa4
quarts of lubricating oil and tires were
used during the recent ten-thousand-mile
known make at Boston. The run re-
auired 600 hours and 10 minutes, estab-
fishing a new record. and the average
speed was eighteen to twenty miles an
hour.
William X Vanderbilt, jr, donor Of the
cup bearing his name. and who recently
returned from Europe, Is devoting con-
siderable time to the completion Of the
Long Island Motor Parkway. 1t would
not be surprising il race were arranged
for the famous trophy, to take place, as
usual, in the fall
The most recent starting device is in
the nature of a combina ton Of the stored
pressure and the electrically operated de-
vices This is an American product,
made In the middle west. and very re-
Gently placed on the market. after two
years of experimentation and successful
tests.
Announcement by the Worcester (Mass)
Automobile Club that the Dead Horse hill
climb will not be held this year has been
explained by the fact that an attempt
was made by owners of property abutting
on the hill to charge exorbtant figures
for fencing it in and permitting its use
by the automobile club.
There are indications that the annual
reliability touring contest Of the Motor
Club of Harrisburg will be the most i'm
portant event of the sort in the east this
year. The contest board of the Amer
ican Automobile Association has approved
the rules and issued a sanction for the
event
Twelve events are scheduled for de-
cision in the fourth annual hill-clmbing
contest of the Wilkesbarre Automobile
Club on Giants Despair mountain May
Continued on Third Page.)
Evening star., 1909-05-02
PUTS OUT NEW CAR.
Carter Corporation Makes Deliveries
of Washington Roadsters.

What is regarded as one OF the best
types of automobile roadsters yet put on
the market Is the thirty horsepower
Washington car which is being turned
out by the Carter Motor Car Corporation
at its factory at Hyattsville, Md. The
first lot OF these cars were delivered dur
ing the last few weeks and more deliver
Evening star., 1909-05-02

Continued on Third Page.)
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
'IHIF DISTRICT LIEAIEI'
lS A hIISGHAl GIlAED'

IN, frha Disln ifsfr sAA.ta .caiees
T. Wmlm sAhnss ltsssfa isresee
s4ilfsr VS. 'irls iJfaWsri ifssltaal ahi
Ntsi 'ifl,e lmA Inssasasee g frsa 5sti
f Sau ltu has }aieeed ess tresttsi
s,icoess iMs ihr giaF apreaFste9sne 3
emm,lla ipn ssstii9eu,o oonaass ttat-
nla mo- tossidsesiasntise ifstlttsaatasitel
At iioNan rfesien isftts aaee hsesf
uasu,datm .lhe trsnerspasihIt etiass
luu 4tanlmfsu critics Nsa have sear
tfrls nsgigt sesde al agrea tssr iieas
.llae lanss. rsallai ifom ttsa lfnsli4c'nraf
aol iiip nnrular asns writer aedeopaipossi
Is thu ites ihils he ka scHe n1 a'py-
nne inmiiHrNsiih &t i{osaaiis sesrs
Tam l,oiilllet aHsaiigsssn
p Dsstita eaas dalltsrs ltpn siss
great nnaiofi.s sdI osaailladmassssilaoaase
Hdies In shat ii igs apsasi siaseta' 'nlnass
sisamsamd story pdt .m lfolNsldttlss
bmce foaanpn bu Stun npaiedrinsatss
sequence b aemnts iii1tt t.asose vssesi.d neis
the aifnniiandf ans msihaEee 4atc go
ahh tina iNn ilm ,ilge MAY S a'fmdnilN
Iinnrsnthgbd wiitmessp aeessniin AZ
SiownH aii nls besg n,d sanfs ii'iea nsaA
aBs .hat fthe nmIalniina qualities w
sr'le Dmuia 4aeade hiss tsfsea sleaF
Isnh e. Aiiliod G,ilfnN iisese Hcomlpan,
aasissanillg chosen iforliian aihillty ito'ade
uuaals gntfa il,e 1ilamttef % g spfe
.iuasun sniH tu nsnninbe lisoih fRife Wan
diarhuiit Gitn ana EfS Minutes fon
lffmnvaig
/ Miss Smn Will .llerfanwniiefsc prll'e
alaae singing nu dhnWimlim ialte lian'
ajf NatI and Eria nauiatfcu ami NJ ltln
salu lii GlDssa Nlniiiha iir ilIe Nisifps
Iaaaiisr She liaa opportunities iorl'''isl
ainug ils ame lines
4 n1e Bmmna i the aafst aslinrn', Alis
sshan mif Bn Gniimln manner mhpl
lis we'll gniauiaasll iu lnlg infihali'oi tlp
nrsiiis iiin sIuauspn lRs merisef alir
aasDn
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OFFICIALS CONFER
IINsEtiStF SESSION
Fifs iigass6n 81 aiisg Town st
F@sa esS.mp IFr8Sated
VA Ng eS

AsaseSss 49 san 2n~ sn ~
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iMiFh iS aFrs St Fdth6 hots
fseasrssAu 2;ns r'N atrafn
lrsSgst sgleatss n vA sYi ihs
s,esaHsS ,.fAfs7 h h1ro IS 5s-
Seteh 4iM iN gis IS
sfsrl Nf s rH.s frfi
lbgFtstYsf lrNsAaH aWsssec fYn
Hsge fits
eeasfsrs6eg N f bsblpd cos
fa6ss NSaa ,5-l Rs 81 tteria nss''
sisg aianiyh 4Yu h rssiF Ssh s
nl, asaa aneNh <e ii,r iit
Fa2s hseassa if'ait 'aia f8i
pss lssst Va 6arsN8 {n
fA ,isnsr f'istl a'e ''i 81 ihe
4a,sssgY ,Hi fSr Ytntf s'id Nhsh
s&Sb sqssSAiAir As f a i'iass
Hasass a4Ah asSsh NssNshH M lhe tanH
5wN ls iifsBAHr,tih ' AaN
sA,sss Assssf Nfa W. ih iit iii1si
INTENSE stiss&SH mslsie re-
lhs sAsNa A} HRS nt lssi 'thl tsil
eAaeass sh,EA h S NsAaNsN iS STR
gs hs fslssrllMll 4AHNlMp asli
Nssis4 6n fnsa rBiriilg iliH
Aasss N gnSaASeT lseSfit sliti within
seiaNlss 'gaces HfAh
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a0Na atg tlse Nterst N9in0 sesnAs sevtF
ln.osn, ttinis sesnttf fiH fss rre~aiisd
n,sa hstf sefssaFea ifpm fsstsr.
dlas afternoon 23io ao'seS. antll me
Emlbe aafpsnca .esslay iiSulNuinA Nsfsss
handrmm mltsvsSe lieibsndea thrcnih
sssa smtes heshidha 0sahenss kan
ssss Missouri Ytahassss pbvs sSesltt Or
lotei aad iile .cefilsefn hafl oi aEsai'Sss
nm storm rrettieall aeasied asll W,eass
kdl communication aMfl n it Hfosress
eMing iiosn tAgsphant ana 'telAsfuht
wires ansd iiia inealtseihie ''IaWaAte q
lt3snSs a,d delties
/ AieMa1 fafnff feeeiveu here ss9ite iliA
l1ars broae ntniin severn ,fNihahensH towns
aine ii Carmen & i snid itlse wint ifsinAet
llaf llhmes seyunH control ainb atalfni 'llst
ioNn uas destroyed llt Tie lire NilAiel
aaaeb aillmBnn lhmmns raffs ei 2Nle
Hhana and iSafasas 5tle 3aile fare foefs Nl
fao snalha dwellings, lifolfe aiii windows
l4aa amm ints ila itcots ana sashefsiA
lun5l .0n il,e appearance olf tefiindo
ln 9lalnissslsa. Saulh iAiaolA tise Na'steh
lIlosis 4iu wind stas linst accompanied Qs
Hih. Wtah l9ta 5sltfeb to sleetHht SNOW
Il lf'he aint BVa sluse satltHs viiss Aflvlls
am snov inno igean aiife iina aalt tnatsit'
sAR lirdppne lfai
II Hlmlsilmil missouri ami kafssis 9 CON
aaNe *as alssdpaed p sails4 ~iih /
Isauiw sausn accompanying sie 4irdh 4
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
Not caves. nut calves

THAT butcher shops arc The places
for startling revelations af various
sorts was illustrated the other day
when paaaefby glanelhs IA a. ne
window Of ane af them, saw ten sur
missing exhibits One WAS q tiiaf con
tanning bfnina lhe Other vas a very
nne liver On the iifst was placed a
placard neayls ieiiefad h hand ah
lhe second Was another One fHaa
aeaiyo's bfains ihe Dlbef cslYas
liver Theie wis He snaeins between
ihe ihsl iWa leiieis afihs Hfsi fNfi in
siihef case alld ihe POSSESS mafH
qas ayei ihe iailei
ral iAe zhaeH soon PISSED 'isli ne
butcher assmed ibs passefb ha haa
40 desire 10 convey ihs immesslaH
ihat lhs famaas fisaeA sin4e hsa
htdA 1isserfsf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
s..af Sipx

nn offering Hig William 4lnshmar W
-rns naunailm lIsann Neutrality-suspicious.
1r,ueenseia ganaaalg qii elev NDfk iatHe
sslstrrs,f 1saasiea aie surmgsa rmnaft
qH singers and handsome wnnian, ul'ssi
euiilf ie aaaaaaa lil liue aiiyaws 1e@n
sia.r Slim KS sasaa miiiilns mn siH h's'l
arssa,un 81 sie ~aia and fllhe I3.ss
makers Dream Is n0 sssca4iaion l'lss
auies sa gem Hannsiisms l9sala ~'fsf
Al ssasnn ss alr ClasSnnan vim hos lsiis
.egutsai,sm 81 s,agte one siisltf tlNifssi soits
ucrSasrs az tis srsssi1 aiss AsSsisqiis W.
C,s,arsss sns sesh weil known aigsiss -
Mss as,nlss 81 CIlsine MISS 2iesie Mar
sascr. Mss 9samsiiie Crawford Miss leais
gssHrx Nj. GHaeh Morrison fef 8eo "
sanslr Wit. aaarg Seat ard q ifnc'
Rsssg Cnaps. The lose1 saanaesc guar
arss~s this es@gsay a. being enc Of slsi'
hess that Dsa ellsy aeoe gliS season. ssns
s.sxases those 3issaits sesAs so Seae
sAsan eagag
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
AUTHORIZES lTWD BAllES
UNDER IAt SAk Law

lgsH1ge Asis 4A0 9ia eaA
s.ssss A D raia 98sy sysei sstir-
fektes tatHi A tQa tsN ssaie hsaks'ta
tesihess sssi9lNes
ins SeiN,ss ssfsi. 65sk AaSalflhf
M,sa eGRgs sese SYse3e VI
h9lsSes .feesfstt IN strsu n
n lsasss fsesfsAa s
eassr
Ness cs8is ias6 n5fR a Nles
asslH alfih st5e siSes8 eesrs
lNgeaAa r4sskA gAr Nffse y
tsffasSa,l fnsN s
hEsEn sfsags
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
M BUILD EATING
HOUSE AT QNIls
IA lstt4f fteH " q Nnsh Ss
Has-S afe esasls .e Commence
Wfafk Sr fFaw f'asHt FFeifss

tfh Hls1rsilAse befas4lh s'YSela VA
sffAs hoegatAnlpN9tl ne epe9itiSts
qsihs taeAeg3lHs lhe NullenNHh q'n ihte
l4foAnlls ha, ato saASostlll h6 9ilfae.
llsseifsN t3ef Nulfl6l lps Gn ine~isi'h aii
4sisiia lqbsse IN Nmlth w v NNsh A
fh,s gSee Sf,ssiie, shd seherl Mihise.
81 me FiaAN Nha ssNAs ~lih siiiMfis
f'he tagfs n,llitN
Al FMiis rln e b1
lni 4ilWe Rsnly
Wmfta {eNlWha.
bea sl
lagasa NJ 8nllsAnlh f'eass4b tlht r3r
llns lQpsa Wasseg III Wlhfh AlfA 9sNs
aasoaSuarassans haf IA nqR'saA aAbAaf
qQiglne on NhnstAsEls vs. SdrN VIZ asN'
Qalf representation 4llinr6viit4l iorafa w
'4qslis 'gt Aaasefsse 4saf eh4lit HfN SEA,
Ha aIaHfWh III NlhFis His s aosf ss el
se,oa p,Qbq 2ig WHlla niy N6Nho th'l
haas ls4A o9ifVss,a lfss Nsh hs ~ Tf
anAa SallA Ne ~lh 4'asa 70 Die rie
lsse A'otH tst@
VI t NnqN
NH4R'fes Y 'tlah Mir
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
Raging Gae Winch Began Yesterday Afternoon
5pqad gt@r Oklahoma, larsrs, lMssouf,
Nabussa, lioOu South 1aipta and Worth
ern ARKANSAS, Carried Destruction N
ls Vase--Fiim fans FIRE at
Garnsn Oklahoma.

ttaalssfshss N II slss AfstalaNta N
lsIEsN riin Ne As falln oee lihess sso
ispss sit essntlaAsAi.,0 sies, aNa hset
hha iEsh g,A,, stAs.h sas aifElils slhiiftd
i,sds a3s Use ale s9hgsh ,fsa assRh
Ihlihf lsaissstla sAmss,te q,gNseas, ina
slf,H steAn Is Sllas aSAiMf aalFNtAd Ai
.aaas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shniltss
iran aq,s anse s ssneal aamfsmte d
.asesalhnll esese nN'paines Signs antI
anynnAss flus laalas wlnd iarst sHNss
Nnla AsaaAaih tt,fb ANd hssee 'dso4
yestatdsy afeeAqeah elWwfhe nHHaeii
aesy after lse appearance qSi ''se,ast a'mci
AaEoniEs lintelly acknowledgment tio ls solillE
sasss As iht afternoon 8Stoessss4 tlp
sginl increased liA Iagcelty WenlilK 10 m
aNfhAasst 4iid N4lih ilst cemne oi alslt
h veiifahl lAifilqmt sMte0 f'lils coiy
qiiimh i0NmpineHlt '9esy isefcArlibF
lpsmiiaF q Temperature eNhllnseA Aibe
VI otdgoA Aih afternoon nylHt 4 lVNsaii,
QsaIh Hed lle ssah lVsalh ~ fssAhh atathp
es shine AnH hp s'pSlstR qimiSAMea NJ
Failh % Ailei precipitation N'soairaiiie'
qlp hBih 'AJliN ih 'lhh liHnAlmts vlJfiity
tARsaiplige eaMHiuHaqilph las hdl ye
R,taah established w9lih me e,lifsiie @iefiu
ga 4lash "a va 4sSAtf M fsattHis Aassoal
itAh 1lass qete avey gle s9i.es Vifse
dNalH lAs sthRfallf IS cohapelpa to B
46 psss without saAataiN,e ron flHl
Y ssl,stsgsA
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
SfIIE WIND STORM
STRUCK lINl VES lIl1

Ha4 Viggh sNs+r fsel''h
al,,l. 43hsa qq4RHEis NNAHh *lle aiSslt
vsss 4.s,Mlal ist fiifhs SliiailiS
e.N,laslt iNlAl tlle Hllh X WITS Ntst
,,aa#a NJ Aslifisfs ht hyll
qNiilht lit iiiliis alla wiHh heFsa 5in
le aallh qia ssQlh st ailaHAllh Na'65
rs gliS HGith 4lHd 81 4alFthN wa e2lhi
caa
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
AROUSED OVER
EGGtRMAN'S BILL



aniirie aIlla. Den se=lln ihe semie
"wednesday DE a,oR danase tlebaie ,al
sie session syas promoted slmn ngpe-
mns bill 1aaslis 3 hame .faf esunpn
aaiiias ana sssaoffeasats sotawrs WIS
- amfots lie committees 81 ae sil,aia
Sending balis e BSi,asa ft le slein.
ssnaS8s Cunningham republican iUf 4o=
las amunu passs,et ia slie Hams 1i lin-
nansis Eaana Aagfg Poses 4leaaniiup llat
sn,i 8 lmme was 4 F@sarlias liomt I'm
sx-ipiinn s0laias. eseatss 81 le rail
narh 10 essaa6lish q iJne aol e0nisaar
ss. alasai he sons st slts 4iass aif had
raE ia8ur 9ron gs9mnaa unim sDlatas
N alia!h ti,e garrns 'gsssN 1iniawes
nE sisiier iihf sipltfses Hsrs hiniiedni ihe
rnfaaarf1e s5isiiaf neaanaGg ale bill
na aaauI It's shisl sgsp9<a's. waa Ssr-
1aidlln 4lt the Qiklsamaa4 Canadian
assriia. Republican saa ayrlemfmah.
H.s a,ees.h was sif most brilliant heard
ti,a r1lssiif,t ,tieaase sf1s esqs'eh semsil
.s.... .a.,..s.,...s saae ,sts
....s N, r,u,a, =, .ara,,n,gtul
lsn ssIlz4rs n Oklahoma fis said lafas
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A.el '''e -
Is a'n ..,a ss,s-,l instance
1''as1' !, p.'.-fs -a-ss., 'I - Nd bsa With de
- .' ''''', -. -. - ,,-o,la ha Glad /,
and Senator Crrd. who sat side BY side
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-29
OUsrs r4s TONS os NAeoesoN
Old SclSSsr Teas Derives tisls =
orasrly 70 Emperor

the manager az Paris Ans@aaNe
conpany vas decorated ~asA 'Ae
Legion Of Honor 3 few dsNS ssS. ana
she clerks 10 the esarsoy ef sAe eeAs.
pany presented him q ateee 81 plate,
Is which their Sfsitlax cards wesv Ar
tached.
Looking over these, ne MAS puzzled
hy the visiting card ot she oasce
.bov. an old soldier fg0M ire lrNasr
ides. who was employed To opoN she
ONCE doors from nine 10 four Under
the mans name was the tstlc The
Emperors Orderly
He sent for the ella soldier who
stumped in and Saluted.
"Of what emperor are No0 me of.
derly ANA h0wgN ho asked The old
lnvalide drew himself up to attention.
Il am the orderly TO the emperor,
ne said. Napoleon Ia petit caporai.
"But he is dead,
Gle has been dead for some time,
answered The soldier u dust his tomb
for him"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-19
Pinetta News.

The revival meeting which was in
progress at Oak Grove church closed
ast Sunday: There we're two add
ions to the church and we trustmucb
god generally has been done. Broth
{ ehism went from there 10 Pine
irove where he will conduct a meet
ng for a few days.
D. B. Herndon is at work on his
tore house. He win erect it in the
ame place where he was burned out
eyeral months ago. Mr.. Herndon
Till leave about the 30th inst. for
'ew York to purchase bis stock Of
FOODS.
Misses Leila and liza Terry together
Fith Mr.. Crews, we're among the Wis
o's here Sunday.
R NJ, Allen went TO Valdosta last
Tiday on business.
Mrs. Drew and children are on a
isit to the lady's parents, MI. and
lFS y. L. Edwards.
M. Connell from Adel, Ca, Wis
ed his brother, R. R. Council, sew
pal days last week.
An old negro woman known as
Aunt Dicy," was stricken with pa
Alysis Saturday morning and died
. same evening. living about six
ours after being stricken.
The protracted meeting will start
TIE Methodist church next Sunday
% run the ensuing week. Little
yin size chickens had better look
nl.
Mrs. ]. 7. Kinsey returned home
Thursday after several days
easantly spent at her old home.
Mrs. W. H. E. Terry Is at home
ov seemingly much improved and
z trust she will continue so to
aprove.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-19
CHEERING Him Up.

"Brl." said the invalids friend
"I've cometto cheer yer up a bit like
I've brought yer a few 1ahrs, Bill. :
thought II was too late they'd com
in andy for a wreaf, yer know. Nc
don't get down'earted. Bill. Lummy
don't yer lool, gashly, But there
keep up yer spirits ole SPORT I've
come to see yer an cheer yer up BIT
Nice little room yer ave ere; but, az
says to meself when l was a'comin
up, wot a orkard staircase to get q
coffin dahnr'-London Globe.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-19
Intense cOlicky Pains Relieved,

"For some years I suffered from in
tense colicky pains which would come
on az times and from which 1 could find
no relief" says S. Mason, Of Beaver
Dam, Ky. "Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
recommended to me by a friend. After
taking a few doses Ct the remedy / was
entirely relieved. That was four years
ago and there has been no return of the
symptoms since that time This
remedy is Tor sale by W. B. Davis and
b. F. Moseley
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-19


Walter Bunting has returned from a
pleasant vacation trip OF about two
weeks which he spent In various cities.
Fred Hardee Of Tallahassee arrived
in the city Monday afternoon for short
visit with his parents, Capt, and Mrs
j, B. Hardes.
Mrs. w o. Young who has been vie
itinR her father, Mr. fl, B. Henderson,
for the past three weeks, has returned
to her home at Miltown, Ga.
John Tollie vann Of Vaun Bros, took
his departure yesterday for the great
metropolis, New York, where he Will
lay in a big line Of seasonable goods for
his fall and winter trade.
Miss Clara Coggins expects to leave
next Monday for Jacksonville where
she will Join Mrs. W. >. Jordan and
Miss Lala on a trip to New York and
the hills OF New Hampshire, Miss Clara
will be absent from home about month.
Mrs. ]. Q. Wilkinson, wife Of Proiesr
sor wilkinson, principal Of the BaptI
college at Milltown, Ca, after a very
pleasant visit Of some time to the faml-
ly of Mr.. II. B. Henderson, has return
ed TO her home, delighted with her first
visit to Florida and particularly Madl-
son.
Rev. l. ID Lowe left Monday morn
ing for bis vacation trip which will last
about three weeks. He went first to
Rome, Ga, where he will spend a few
days with bis father, and then 90 on to
Clarksvile, Tenn. where Mrs. Lowe
and the baby are visiting the lady's
parents. The family will return Ia
Madison about the middle of SepteIn-
ber.
Last Friday evening at the Methodist
parsonage the Epworth League OF the
Methodist church held a delightful go
cial session which was largely attended
by the members of the League and 8
few invited friends Mrs Il. J Beggt
kindly favored the assemblage with sew
eral vocal selections as did also Col
Randell II Rowe, Miss Helen Beggi
recited with her usual grace, Miss RUBY
Drew and Waller Whitock rendered
piaQo selections. and then the erowC
engaged in pleasant games until late
hour when ice cream and cake was serv
ed 10 abundance. a free will o1'erinG
was made by the guests Of the occasion
which netted quite neat little sun
which will be used by the league 10
league purposes.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-19
Horses In PantaIOons.

Equine sunbonnets are very well, -
said q veterinary. but what would
you say to equine trousers? You'll
see them in Guayaqui There the mos
quitoes and greenhead flies are Sc
thick that horses and donkeys, unless
their legs are cased in cloth, becomi
unmanageable with the pain. Guaya
quill is in Ecuador, 1t is directly ur
der the equator The heat there 1
insufferable. Up and down its naI
row and foul smelling streets in bluis
clouds Of buzzlng insects walk horse
and donkeys in sunbonnets and panta
looms" 90 New Orleans Times-Demf
crat.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-19
RUN-OVER LOCALS.

Alex Smith returned Sunday night
from Jacksonville where he had spent q
few days on business.
Come to us to purchase your feed
corn, oats, hay and "Stafolife." Fra
leigh-Lines.Shelfer Company.
Miss Randell Beasley arrived Mon.
day from Jacksonville for visit OF sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. j. l..
Smart.
Misses May Vann, Yann Wilson, Josie
Mcdonald and Mamie Lou Hidden ex.
pect to 20 to White Springs to day for
a stay of a week or two.
DR.. Armstrong will make his regular
professional visit to Madison on Sept.
49, Office at Merchants hotel. All head.
aches, nervousness and eye troubles
overcome. 3w.
Mrs. W. P. Knight accompanied her
husband Cd his trip to New York, leav-
ing yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Knight
will spend some time with the PARA.
more family at their Somerville, n. j.,
home.
$500. Lot containing one and $4,000
acres, North Horny street New room
cottage with artesisn water connection,
also stable and feed room. Good garden
and bearing pecan trees. Entire lot un
der fence. Good neighborhood. j. P.
Baum, Capitola, Fla. tt
Revival services will begin at the
Pinetta Methodist church on next Sun
day. Rev. 4. G. Bradford. pastor, will
be assisted during the meeting by Rev,
w. 7. Brantley, of Csrrabelle. Preach.
ing services will be held with the
church at Hanson on Saturday but not
on Sunuay.
The date for the opening OF school,
draweth nigh, and already the children
are beginning TO wear long faces in an
tlclpation OF the school days which be-
gin September lst. Professor Cate tells
.us that the outlook for the school is the
most promising in its history and he ex
poets large enrolment, not only OF the
county pupils but Of pupils from a dis.
tance, who will enter at the beginning
of tie term,
"Hizzoner," Mayor Rowe, would like
to find an owner Cor a carrier pigeon
which arrived at bis home a few days
ago, and, liking the kind attention re
/ ceived at the hands Of the family, con
tinues to remain there making prompt
appearance at feeding time. The bird
wears a silver band on one Of its legs or
which is engraved the figures and let
ters: 1901 r L. 32." Any pers5r
owning such a bird may recover samt
by applying to Mr. Rowe.