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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
oognizance to return Monday and plead


to the charge.
Samples of the water were taken
from the company's reservoir Septem-
ber 20 and 30, and are now held by
Deputy Mccartney to be used as evil
dence should the case come to trial.
In the bottoms of the bottles are thick
sediments of decayed fish, while 1t Is
claimed by Atherton that the reser-
voir which is without covering, is in
an insanitary condition and contains
flies, dust, dirt and feathers, and is
supplied to the consumers unfiltered
and unplucked.
1t is also claimed the ~ipes Leading
from the reservoir are not protected
with screens and that the fish, which
plentifully stock the water, are forced
into the openings and die, the remains
being delivered in a shredded and un-
cookable condition, even for fishballs.
officers of the company, it was stated
bv Deputy Mccartney, have been re-
peatedly warned that the condition or
the reservoir must be improved put
have paid no heed to the warnings.
Several months ago. Ralph Rogers
believed to be an official of the com
pany. was arrested on a complaint
filed in the Pasadena justice court
charging him with supplying contaml-
mated water, but the case was dis
missed on Rogers. statement that he
was not connected with the concern.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
APPEAL SENT TO CAPITAL
FOR SUFFERERS BY STORM

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Am earnest
appeal to the federal authorities Tor
further assistance for the storm suf-
ferers in Terre Bonne parish has been
sent to washington.
In addition to a supply of 10000
small rations directed for distribution
by the war department, Congressman
Broussard has asked for 100 tents, 500
mattresses and 500 double blankets.
More than 1000 persons are still home-
less and without means of self-support.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
New Gas Company Formed

The Inglewood Gas company, with
capital stock of $50, 900, filed articles of
incorporation in the country clerks Of
fee yesterday Directors, Henry Lee
Martin, James Cook, j. w. Lane, Aus
tin o. Martin and William l. Morrison.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Many Animals Are Relieved

During the month of September, 1909,
139 complaints were lodged with the
local Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals and, 1856 cases were
investigated; animals examined, 543;
animals relieved, 105; animals suspend
ed from labor, GA; animals destroyed,
60; arrests, AZ; convictions, AZ; cases
pending, 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Entertain GeoruIa Society

Members of the Georgia society were
entertained by Capt. and Mrs. I. b.
Brady at their home, 1926 west IWen- en-
tv-seyenth street Friday evening. w.
p. Barclay gave piano solos.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Other Goats for Men
$2.75 to $4,000

EVERYTHING in mems
IL coats from slickers to ex-
elusive dress models. Crav-
enettes in black and colors'
Yale auto coats, macintosh
es. auto coats, travelling coats
and distinguished garments
for evening wear. Nowhere
else can you match the assort-
ments, styles or values.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

FREE-Pianos Given Away-FREE
No home need be without piano-an
ooer free and without cost of any kind
that all may participate in its benefits
See page . s-22-2s-2s-2s-sO 1o-s-5-7-1S
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

FREE-Pianos Given Awsy-FREb
No home need be without a piano-an
orfer free and without cost OF any kind
that all may participate in It's Dement'S
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

For RENT:-My store formerly occu-
pied by WIS. Overstreet. A.E. Fralelgh.
McC. Tharin is spending the week at
home with his family after a most sue
cessful trip on the road.
For sale at bargain: Four graded
jersey milk COWS with young calves.
w. P. Thompson, R. F. D. 1. II
Mrs. P. s. CoRgins went over TO Val.
dosta Sunday and remained until Mon
day with her daughter, Mrs, Rsndell
Walker.
Miss Carmita Grubb left for her home
at Live Oak last Saturday after having
been the admired guest OF Miss
Stephaua Dial for several weeks,
Quit the Drug Habit. You can be
cured permGnently. Write for particu
lars beet treatment known aud is guar.
anteed. Address Boz 22S, Bowling
Park, Fla. 4.
Mrs. L. n. 10 We and baby and Miss
Virginia Craig left Tuesday for Clarks.
Vile, Tenn, the old home Of the ladies
where they will spend the summer with
their parents.
Mrs. Cary A. Hardee arrived from
Live Oak Tuesday and proceeded at
once to the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Theo Rsndell, at sampala. We regret
to have to announce that Mrs. Rsndell's
condition continues serious.
Get your smoked glass ready d
trsin It on Old Sol just as be is going
down below the western horizon this
afternoon. II you viii do this you may
be able to observe partial eclipse, pro-
vided II isn't raining or the suns face
is not o5scured by clouds. The eclipse
WIN be only partial and will only last
few minutes.
w. B. Davis spent several days last
week 10 Quincy where be went TO figure
on the building OF the new hotel ia that
city. He secured the contract and az
soon as the material can be placed on
the ground will proceed with the work,
Geo. A. DAVIS, the we'll known builder
Of this city. will be 10 charge and thil
is sufficient 70 guarantee that the ho-
tel Will be well constructed. -
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

Place to buy your school books at
lowest prices, is at W. l.. Tookes store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Newman left Tues
day for Asheville, n. c., where they
will spend the entire summer.
Why can't Madison get up a big
Fourth Of July celebration? Let's do
some thing 70 get up excitement
Misses Hattie Lou Dickinson and
Helen Begge are having a delightful
visit with Mrs E, q. Dickinson at
Olympia
AL Wilson, Esq, a prominent citi-
zen and business msn Of Quincy, spent
last Saturday in the city. Mr, Wilson
expressed himself as much pleased With
our town
Mrs. NJ. B. Mcleod, who for several
months has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Geo. w. Tedder, returned Tues
day to LynchburR, 5. c, where she
will spend the summer.
j. l. Tomliuson Of Dasher, Ca, was a
visitor to our city for few days this
week. Mr.. Tomlinson was once a oiti
zen Of this county having large timber
and turpentine interests. His many
friends were delighted to see him.
The families OF L, A. Fraleigb and I.
j. BeRgs left Monday afternoon for the
farm about nine miles west Of town
where they VIII spend the next W o
weeks In truly rural style. Messrs. Fra
leigh and Beggs will make frequent Wis.
its to the city just to keep in touch
with city life.
win D. UpshAw, known the country
over Ms Earnest Willie" and the"Geor-
gia Cyclone" delivered a stirring pro.
hibition lecture in the auditorium
Tuesday night whi:h was heard by
quite d number OF our people. After
the lecture Mr.. Upshaw was requested
to remain over until Wednesday night
and deliver his lecture on "John and
bis Hat de lie a pleasing speaker
very witty, aud keeps his hearers cou-
vulsed with laughter most Of the time
while be lie driving home grest truths
We are glad to have had an oppOrtuni,
y to hear the gentleman.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone 76.

Received by express a new lot OF La
dies 81 90 Trimmed hats. Going al
800. T.J. BeRRs & Co. 2t
A little rain would help us to bear
! more cheerfully the very warm wea-
Z ther.
Matt Thornton and Ernest Bradley
spent Sunday at home with their re
spective families.
Mrs. r. L. Lotion spent several days
OF last week with friends and relatives
at Poulau, Ga.
Come to us to purchase your feed,
corn, oats, hay aud "Stafolife.' Fra
leigh-Lines-Shelier Company,
MIR, Sam Marks Of Jacksonville, spent
several days IN the city last week and
was the guest of Mrs W. L. PARA
more.
Misses Van Wilson and Josie Melon
aid are visiting friends and relatives III
the Hamburg and Cherry Lake neigh
borhoods
Mr.. B. f MOseley and his daughter,
Mrs. Marie Hardy lett Sunday after
noon for Jacksonville where they are
spending the week.
For SALE:-Two or three Jersey cows
with first calves; also, my dwelling and
lot and tenant houses on Sessions hill.
A. l., Blalock,
Burton McLeary returned Sunday
from Memphis, Tenn. where he attend
cd the annual re union Of the Conteder-
ate Veterans. He reports delightful
trip.
Miss Ruby Caps, one Of the Normal
students who has made many friends
during her stay here, returned to her
home at Waukeena, 10 Jefferson coun'
~, last Monday.
S. e. Cobb, Secretary to the Railroad
Commission spent Sunday 10 the city
with hts wife aud son WHO are visiting
the l6dy's sisters, Mesdsmes P. s. Cog
gins and VIM. Burton.
Mss Mamie Mays, daughter Of Con
gresham Dannette fl. Mays, who mas
been the attractive guest Of Miss Clara
'CoRgins for several weeks, returned TO
her home at Monticello Tuesday.
Z. NJ. Kenuey and family and Miss
Lizzie Taylor and Walter Parks left via
the overland route Tuesday for Eeonhua
Springs where they will spend a week
or two fishing and otherwise enjoying
LIES
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Townsend srrly.
ed in our city from Pensacola last FRI
day and remained guests Of the gentle
mans sister, Mrs. ,. G. Smith, until
Tuesday when they departed for Ben
nett.viIle and other points in South Car
DINA,
Rod aud reel hshiug has becom the
ehlefrecreshop with many OF our spoI t.
men. Dick Dial, we believe, holds the
championship for the greatest number
Of catches with his rod pnd reel, and he
has become quite an expert in the use
of it.l
Col, @. b. Ashley had fire on his
plantation two miles north Of town ear
ly last Saturday morning, by which bis
corn crib was totally destroyed togeth-
er with about $50 bnshels Of corn, lot
Of pillow gear and agricultural imple-
ments. It is not known how the fire
originated. The lose amounts to sever.
al hundred dollars, partially covered by
Insurance.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

S"'i Ou u~Llueb-Snelter Co.
Tor corn, hay, oats and "Stafolife.f
Mr. Eugene West, IT,, Jacksonville,
spent several days 10 our city last
week.
Col. Charles f, Davis spent several
DAYS this week in Jacksonville on pro-
tessional business.
For any thing 10 the feed line. such
as corn, hay, oats and "Statoliie" call
on Fraleigh-Lines-Shelter Company.
Miss Maggie Matthews arrived from
Lumpkin, Ca, on last Friday tor visit
Cf some length With Mrs. S. Alex
Smith.
Mr.. Archie Livingston is at home
again after having attended the annual
reunion Of Confederate Veterans at
Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Matte Whipple returned to her
home In Quitman, Ga, Tuesday after
a most pleasant visit Of several weeks
with Miss Esteile Burts
us il hot enough for you?" II not
just let your mind contemplate the heat
about mSnth heuce and maybe vou'll
be satisfied with the weather a. il is
now.
Miss Edna Plant went to Cherry
Lake Sunday and on Monday entered
upon her duties as teacher 10 the Cher.
ry Lake school Of which J. ]. Dickin
son is principal,
The Methodist Sunday school at Lee
is anticipating With pleasure a big Sun.
day school picnic to be held near Lee
on July 9rd. Great preparations are
being made for a big time.
For SALE:-l2 full blood Heavy
Hams Portland China Pigs, boars and
sows, to 81 months old, weigh 40 to
60 lbs, at $500 each. Call on or write
". A. Rutherford, Madison, Fla r.f.d.6
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jos. W. Redding have
moved TO our town from MoseleY Hall
and are comfortably domiciled 10 the
stanley cottage in the western part of
town. We are glad to welcome them
as residents.
One Of the results OF the closing Of
the school term is decreased attendance
upon the city Sunday schools. With
the departure Of many Students to their
homes in various parts OF the state the
attendance at our Sunday schools is
decreased.
Quite a number Of delightful social
functions we're enjoyed last week by
the society young people OF our town.
In honor OF the many visiting young
ladies charming entertainments we're
given by Mrs. Al. w. Vsuu, Mrs. j. P.
Mccall and Miss Stephsna Dial.
Miss Essis Bessent and Miss Pendle-
ton, the attractive guests OF Mrs. Up.
Mccall during commencement week,
left Saturday for ValGosta, Mics PEN
dleton's home. Miss Bessent will visit
in that city for ssv,rsl days before re-
turning to her bcms 10 Jacksonville.
J.J. Dickinson and C. P. DicKinsoa
brothers, well known citizens OF the
county, slipped of TO Tallahassee last.
week " ilhout ,ying word 70 anybody
AZ TO where they we're going or what
they we're going for When they came
back they brought with them certih-
Gates Of admission to the bar from the
supreme Court aud they are now full
fedRed lawyers. The young men haye
not decided where they will locate.
We hope they will conclude that Msdi-
sop is .'good enough for them and
stay with us. Both are splendid young
men and success awaits them 10 their
: A,.on DrofoegiOn,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17


BTeedslove's Ice Cream fresh every
day at the Madison Drug Company.
4 F.. W.'Irvlne, prominent CONNER
cisl traveller, was visitor to ouI town
this week,
Morgan (registered) stallion for SER
vice at Bevsn Bros, stables. See Bevan
Bros, owner.
Mrs. Cogglns Sunday school class will
serve ice cream ami cake in the park
next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Martha Bailey returned to her
home at Monticello last night after hav.
ing a delightful visit with Miss Clara
Coggins.
Miss Katie Budd returned to her
home in Monticello Saturday after a
most delightful visit of several days
with Mrs, +, c. Yann.
Dr. Armstrong; next visit to Madi-
son July eth. All eye trouble, head
ache, nervousness overcome. Office:
Merchants Hotel. Nv.
Miss Jean Patterson arrived from her
home at Muscogee, Fla, Tuesday after.
noon and will be the guest Of Mrs j q.
b. Brinson for several weeks.
Carl Knight, pleasant young ger
tlemau OF Starke, was visitor to our
city last Sunday, one Of our fair young
maidens being the attraction which
drew him hither.
We are requested to announce that
next Sunday will be a very important
day In the Baptist church anti the con-
gregatlop is urged to be present at the
morning service in full strength,
Miss Lila Brooks, one OF Mrs. Nc
Calls charming guests during Com
mencement week. left Saturday for Tall
lshassee where she will spend some time
with friends before returning to her
home at Boston, Ga,
Rev. 7 C. Bradford, pastor, requests
us 10 announce that the third quarterly
conference for Madison Circuit will be
held with Stonewall church at Lee or
the first Sunday and saturday proceed
ing in July. A profitable and pleasant
conference is anticipated.
Miss Annie BegRs,the winsone young
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. T. J. Beggs,
delightfully."- entertained her Young
friends at her hospitable home last
Thursday evening. The younger society
set us out in full force and the event
log proved one Of rare enjoyment to all.
The question now agitsting the pub.
lie mind TO the exclusion OF al e'se is
whether or not our town shal Issue
bonds for public improvements, An
election will be held on July 9Th at
which the question will be determined
by the qualified voters. The proposed
issue calls tor bonds TO the value OF A5,
900 for installing a sewerage )stem, ex-
tension OF water mains and the building
and equipping Of a school dormitory.
AS with all questions this one has two
aides and the advocates Of each side
may be seen daily on the streets argu
log their respective sidee,
Little Misses Blanche end Aims Shaw
were at home to quite number OF their
little friends on last Friday afternoon.
several games were played, but tn e
main feature 81 the afternoon WIS pin.
ming the ducks tail" The first prize, a
delicious box OF candy, was won by EN-
i.y Burton; The BOBBY, mlnIature
duck, was awarded to Elizabeth Dial.
A delightful ice course was Served, at
ter which the little people bade their
obsrning little hostesses good bye,
With many expressions Of the good time
they bad enjoyed.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17
Q o " NJ 60 no S

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Southern Railway Nos 3 and Is North Nos II and
Atlantic Birmingham Atlantic Nos, East Nos West
Fitzgerald DELLA & Boxton Ry. Nos. 2 | and
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Nos 80 96 East 81 West
Georgia Southern Florida Nos. South
Atlantic Coast Line Ry Nos 40 and $50 East
Seboard Air Line y. Nos. "a W IS East
New Short twice daily line all Wese porss
via Seaboad Air Line Railway and Madison
beyond, West North Hazhurst Rsgay Close
Madison quickest excellent coaches pull
secpers night trans, all connecting lines.
Through tickets Sold baggage checked, all information all ticket
officers
j. M TURNER, A Pope
General Manager, Traffic Manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
St. Marks Episcopal Church

The first services of st. Marks church
we're held in 1889, and the present cen
trally located edifice has been occu-
pied fifteen years. A year ago a parish
house and guild hall was built Regu-
lar divine services are conducted by the
rector, the Rev. Milton S. Runkle, who
is finely qualified and trained for his
work and whose resignation from the
Church of the Angels after his three
years pastorate was regretfully re-
CeiVed.
First Methodist Church
The Methodist church of Glendale
was organized five years ago with a
charter membership of thirty-two,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

NLENDALE'S churches, with their
tT large memberships, are suggestive
~ of the moral tone of the commun-
ity To those who do not find just the
desired church home the widely recOS-
nized high standard and cosmopolitan
character of Los Angeles in matters
religious makes easily accessible al
most any cult or creed which one may
espouse.
In Glendale there is among the de-
nominations a cordial spirit of unity
of the community.
First Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church of Glendale,
the first church organized between Los
Angeles and Fernando, celebrated its
twenty-fifth anniversary Sunday Sep
tember 26 with appropriate services
The present church edifice will have
served twenty-five years in February
having been erected in the days when
Tropico and Glendale We're one, just
south of the present south boundary Of
Glendale on Glendale avenue, and n
few years later moved to it's present
centrally located site. 1t is the present
intention of the church to erect new
home for itself in the near future,
plans and part of the cash being ready.
This church having 100 members, is
active and generous beyond what its
membership would indicate. Its gifts
to the missionary activities of its de-
nomination aggregated more than $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Gendale's Handsome Houses Of Worship

in the past four years, while the con-
gregational expenses have been about
$4500.
During the past four years the
church has more than doubled its men,
bership.
The Rev. S. L. Ward, D. D., is a man
who has served the church on the firing
line for a large part of his active life,
he having been a missionary in the
two principal cities of Persia for
twenty-one years. AS the founder of
the boys school in Tehera he probably
has had a large influence in directing
the education of that nation, as that
school has formed the model for the
educational work of this century at
the capital of Persia
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-20
you found it without stopping to

you found it without stopping to
rest.
The journey was a good quarter
of a mile, and Now the men do
their loafng in spots where the
Admiral is not likely to see them.
The Admiral, as one might
guess, is of German extraction.
While on foreign station one of
the sailors on board his ship
thought he would be certain to get
shore leave by making the request
in his best German. He did so,
and the Admiral, with a decided
accent, announced that sailors on
his ship were permitted to use on
ly plain United States, and the
applicant would be refused shore
leave for the ensuing six months.
1t is customary in the Senate to
call upon the veterans to occupy
the chair when the Vice President
leaves the chamber. That un-
written rule has been broken in
the case of Senator Elihu Root,
who, although one of the newest
members, is asked by Vice Prcsi-
dent Sherman to preside in his alb
SenCe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-20
Real Estate Bargains
I offer for sale

FARM OF 147 ACRES, miles from Oakland; good
Groom House; plenty of water; so acres cleared
about IS of grass; Orchards bearing; IS
acres of White Oak Timber R. F. D. mail service
COTTAGE OF ROOMS for sale at Mt. Lake Park.
HOUSE AND LOT on Oak Street Oakland for sale or
House of rooms-Lot 5ox15o feet with
Stable and all necessary Outbuildings.
FOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS situated
Liberty Street in Oakland Also 3 DWELLING
HOUSES Liberty Street with good and all
necessary outbuldings.
HOUSE AND LOT on Wilson Street. House of 10 rooms
good Lot $50 feet front. Best Outbuldings
in Oakland.
A VERY GOOD FARM I mile from Oakland-all under
fence containing 81 acres; about IS under cultva-
ton; fine Orchards, and about IN in small
Fruit; Houses, very good Well and never failing
Spring A very desirable place for Truck and Poultry
Farming. Can be bought at low price just
have for sale of the very best Building Lots in the
town which l will sell for cash-or S. down and IS
per month.
$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE COAL LAND situated less
than miles of Oakland which be bought at
great bargain. The surface would make fine farming
land This land is well watered with stream and
several good springs.
~ MORE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS at IS down and
IS per month.
If you cash for your Real Estate, Real Estate
for your cash, let me hear from you.
pSrFor further particulars call on address