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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-01-01

Captain Judge Samuel E. Da1.
an enthusiastic lover OF all All
sports, at which his two br1i
young sons excel.
Mr.. Nelson Shields, OF New '
a Horace Mann classmate Of "
cal, spent December goth with
Come again, Nelse.
A nice summer rain set in On
evening of December goth. \
thaw such weather.
The holiday visit of Butts" d
who will respond upon request
you call him Walter, was greatlr
joyed by his family and friends
now measures three feet acros,
shoulders, thanks to foot ball.
development is Sandowish.
The conductors are beginning
recognize Palisade nowadays. TIKI
awfully.
Palisade is only three and a
years old, but you wouldn't think
look at it.
Arthur Carson is a better story
err than Jim Corbett. As s.
yarner he takes the thistle.
Stiles Dickinson is Injured to
game of 500
"Of course, if I ever do go
fancy dress ball at all | should /:
a Dissenter" Sidney Smith.
Arthur Brady is one of the
beautiful fancy skaters ever see
these parts.
James Wo1cott has the CT
measles. Uh, huh! been assoc
with that SCHNEIDER boy.
Mr.. Samuel Y. Knight, OF Was
ton, d. c., was a recent visitor Q
aunt, Mrs. Charles Charters
Knight has just returned from
Point, where he is a candidate
West Point. He is a splendid {
pie of physical young manhood
over six feet at seventeen and v
ing 2I5 pounds.
Snow Logan is in disgrace
having attacked "Chum" Wheel
canine of much smaller size.
rations for Snow"
Policeman Carney is the faith
a twenty pound boy, who ar
January 10. He'll have on a Uni
in six weeks at that rate.
Mr.. w. B. Nesbit, OF New
was a guest OF the Charles |. L
January 10.
Arthur Temple took the Iha
collie and fox terrier under lea'
an airing last Sunday and the
OF the neighborhood raised an
at the sight. Palisade dogs run
at both ends of the string.
Have you paid your taxes
Last year we paid tax in For
This year we pay ten-penny
Every time it turns cold We
some one say, Now we are q
an old-fashioned winter.
knew it to fail
The George II. Frews din5
fdmile with the Charles l.
January 8.
The lowest thermometer OF ~
ter was recorded January Z, WI
degrees was registered.
Policeman Carney was lad U
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21
Grand Jury Presentments.

In Circuit Court, Third Judicial
Circuit of Florida, Madison Coun.
ty.
We, the Grand Jurors, duly cho-
sen, empanelled and sworn at this
term Of the court, having completed
our labors beg leave 10 make this
our general presentnent.
We feel that the county is to be
congratulated upon the great de-
rease of crime in our midst. and our
body appreciated very much the re-
marks of the court when charging us
TO the effect that no county in the
Third Circuit shows a less per cent.
o. crime than Madison county. We
have diligently investigated all mat
tiers given US in charge or called to
our attention and are gratifed to re-
port that we fourd but five indict-
ments at this term and each of them
were for the lesser offences.
We desire to recommend to the
County Commissioners that as a body
we favor good roads in this county,
and feel that If our county is to keep
pace with the progress Of other sec
lions that we must have good roads,
which not only leads to a greater de-
VeIopment but materially adds to the
comfort Of our ciuZens.
We suggest that the county COM
missioners make such changes and
improvements in our court house as
will add TO the comfort of those
charged with official duties therein
and afford better place for the
: Wan,action Of the public business Of
the county.
We have examined the Jail and
fnd the same in good sanitary condi-
Dion, which reflects credit upon the
sheriff as keeper of sald Jail.
We tlark Your Honor. also the
State Attorney and ether court Of
icials for courtesjes shown our body.
Having concluded our labors we
beg 10 Doe discharged
| :. =. GRlFFIN, ASA }. LoPER,
Clerk. Foreman.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21
The Coming Event.

The Grand Military Carnival to
\. hold at Jacksonville, Florida, No
|,.mber 22-27 is an enterprise that
|a.,eryes the hearty support Of the
.Dtire State. In the first place it is
not money-making scheme Of some
ono individual, but is being con-
| aocted by the National Guard Of
| that city. for the sole purpose Of put
,,oC them on a firmer basis financial
|lv This enterprise is endorsed by
,be merchants Of the city, and they
are lending their support, both moral
and financial, and with their assis-
,sDce The Carnival Association have
beep able to secure the finest attrac-
dons that it is possible for money to
buy.
This is ar event which interests
,Oe entire State, and never before
have such inducements been offered
70 draw a crowd as the Association
4 now Offering, In connection with
Grand Parade every night, the
Florida Live Stock Fair Association
opens their Mid-Winter meet, and
there will be some Of the finest horses
in tbe entire county here.
Come and spend the week with u.s.
! The city will be TUNED oyer to the
A visitors and will be their property
/ from Monday, November 22nd, tc
Saturday, the 9th.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, November 2nd, 1909, at 10 o'clock,
a. M, | will offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash, at the Jack
Lee place, ten miles southwest Of Mad
ison, on the St. Augustine road, the fol.
lowing personal property, to-wit;
Meat and Stock Hogs,
$50 bushels OF corn,
! Buggy,
Wagon,
Farming implements,
pair Scales,
The said personal property belonging
to the estate of S. f. Lee, deceased
r. T. DAVIS,
2w Administrator.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21

The connections were made Friday
and at 'our o'clock Saturday morn
ing the night watchman telephoned
the plant that the stand pipe was
running over, The machinery was
shut down and put to work again
Saturday forenoon, and again about
twelve O'Clock smut down because
the pipe was full to overhowing.
From all indications Madison people
need have no fear of another water
famine any time soon, and lest there
be some who might have an idea
that the water now being furnished
is not Of the highest quality we pub
lish the analysis Of same made by the
State Chemist under date Of Sept.
%. 1t is as follows:
"Analysis by State Chemist Ar
tesian Water from Madison Power
Company.
"Total Solids per 1000 parts II A
parts.
Composed of Calcium Carbide
(lime.)
"Sodium Chloride (salt.)
"Irou Oxide.
"This is an unusually pure artes'
ian water with less than pveragC
amount Of mineral impurities. r, f
Rose, State Chemist"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21
EDUCATIONAL RALLY |!
Many Prominent Speakers TO
Take Part.
Meeting of Great Importance to be
Held Rere Tuesday. Nov. 10
Everybody Invited.

The people of Madison county are
promised an educational treat o.
Tuesday, November l6, when the
prominent educators of the State
who are now touring the State in
the interest of education will hold a
grand rally in Madison, the meeting
to be held in the court house begin
ming at O'Clock p. m. on the above
date.
AT this meeting there will be sew
eral interesting talks by educators
OF renown from Florida and other
states and it will pay our people
from all parts of the county to spend
a night with US on this occasion and
take part in, or at least hear, the cx-
ercises Of the evening.
1t is the aim and intention Of this
educational campaign TO arouse in
terest in this most important question
and the people Of Madison county
will be expected to continue the
work in a manner as inaugurated "A,
this meeting. These educators have
met with success and received as
sistan3e wherever they have been
and it is hoped that the meeting her,
will be none the less enthusiastic.
On the same date at2 o'clock. p
M, the speaker will hold a meeting
at Lee and the next day a. 8 O'Clock
a. m, they will speak at GreenvIle
thus making three points in TN
county.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21
NO MORE WATER FAMINE
Plenty of Water Now for
Madison People.
For the First Time in Many Months
the Stand Pipe of the Town is
Filled to Overlooking,

There was a great deal of excite
mert on the streets Saturday and
many of the school children rushed
from the playground up town to
witness the novel sight-of recent
months, at least-of an ovelfiowing
stand pipe.
Nor was this all, for bright aud
early Saturday morning the water
wagon was paradiDg the main streets
and copious streams flowing there
from laid the dust which had become
almost intolerahle. And the water
wagon has been busy nearly every
day since in the same good way, for
be it known that Madison water
mains are now constantly filled with
fresh pure water and the immense
stand pipe is filled at all times to
the brim.
Nor is this all. A reporter visit
ed the pumping house Saturday az
ternoon and found all Of the mo-
chlnery at a standstill. Not piece
was moving and the attaches were
enjoying a much needed respite from
months OF constant toll and the ma
chinery was cooling off after being
run almost continuously for like
period. And the cause Of it all was
that the new we'll recently put down
by the Electric Power Co., (which
does the pumping FOR the town. had
been connected to the pumps and a
flow of more than three hundred
gallons per minute had been turned
into the mains aid The standpipe.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21
The Tented City.

When most of the town is slum-
berng the Mighty Haag Rellroad
Shows will arrive here on their own
special trains of cars, and by the
time the town is awake, there will
be tented city complete in itself,
having sprung mp in one night.
This tented city is as complete as
any city of modern size as visit to
The show will prove, Madison No
yember 3rd,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21

FOR SALE; ~ double. barreled ham
merless shot gun. Excellent bird gun.
Will sell cheap. Carroll Smith.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
MOUNTAIN ARTILLERY FIGHTS
". s. Detachments Will Engage il
Battles at pee Moines, SEPT. POPS.

". s. Detachments Will Engage in
Battles at pes Moines, Sept. POPS.
One of the exciting contests at the
great military tournament on the
state fair grounds at pes Moines the
week of Sept. 20 will be between the
mountain batteries. An approaching
column. is surprised by an sambusheo
foe and undertakes to respond, but
finds that the enemy is SO securely en-
trenched that rife fire is not effective.
AT signal train Of horses. carrying
what appear to be packs, dash up. Sol
diers rush to these and in the short
space of from two to three minutes
have unpacked from the backs of the
horses and mounted upon wheels,
mountain howitzers, rapid fire guns,
etc, and opened a scathing artillery
fire upon the enemy. The demonstra.
ton is of the manner In which artil-,
slery is packed over mountains and
used In warfare In a country where
there are no roads for the transporta-
ton Of horse and field artillery. (
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
AiRsHiPs WILL BATTLE
United States Flying Machines Will
Demonstrate Their Use at the
Des Moines Tournament.

~ d
The daily flights of the big dTigible
war balloons will be feature of the
national tournament of the United
States army at Des Monies. These
great craft, consisting of a number of
small balloons compactly stored away
inside of great silken bag and below.
which a bamboo frame is suspended
for the carrying of the gasoline en-
CINE. propelling the craft, and. the,
men ho1nayigate it, rises into the
air and circles about in front Of the
great grand stands al. a. height of hun
dreds Of feet above the ground, an.
swering to the rudder and changing
direction as easily as does q boat. Aft.
er maneuyering for position the craft
is directed over an improvised forti.
f1cation and camp while one of the CD.
orators demonstrates the manner In
which high explosives are dropped and
the enemy's forces and defenses. de.
t.royed. The big aircraft will give
daily demonstrations Of their use. not
only in offensive warfare, but as an
auxiliary to the army in spying out
and reporting the position Of the en-.
envy.
- ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
BUILD BRIDGE III SEVEN MINUTES
Engineers viii Build, March over and
Blow Up Structure at ces
Moinss Tournament.

The bridge building contestsgu the
tournament of the United States army
at Des Moines, Sept. 20 to % inclu
sive, in which the engineering corps
of the army are the competitors, are
thrillers. Out on the arena, and di.
rectly in front of the grand stands,
which have a capacity for seating 20,
COO people, whitewash lines are drawn
across the arena sr distance of
eighty feet from each other. The
space intervening is theoretically q
stream of water. At a bugle signal a
small army of infantry and cavalry
comes into the arena on retreat, with
the rear guard holding in check SUI.
perior and pursuing enemy. When
the line is reached wagon train OF
the engineer corps dashes up while
the troops prepare to hold the pur.
suers in check. Quicker than it takes
to tell it, great timbers, plank, string.
ers, ETC., are thrown from the wagons,
spar piers are erected and a three
span bridge, with approaches, the
floor at a distance of five feet from
the ground, is erected. Over this the
wagon train, consisting of number
OF wagons, with four horse teams, is
dispatched. The cavalry covers the
retreat of the infantry and the foot
soldiers arriving safely on the other
side, the cavalry follows with the
pursuing troops rushing the bridge.
As the last of the retreating forces
pass off the bridge, there is a terrific
explosion and the center of the bridge
rises high in the air and comes down
"a mass of wreckage and debris. The.
time limit set for the building and
destruction of this bridge from the
sound of the bugle to the destruction
of the structure is eleven minutes.
The feat has been accomplished In sew.
on minutes by one of the bridge sec.
lions from Fort Leavenworth. which
will participate in the pesl Moines
tournament. .asss1' snss Ii, -s.sr 80
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
.ARMy. .eoEsa OVER BIG. FORTS
,gsvilI Send 1000 Men Over yail 81
Mimic Fort at Dss Motnes III
~ = Three Minutes X

Mimic Fort at Des Molnes In
Z Three Minutes.
AT the Des Moines tournament Of
the United States army the wall seal
ing contests will be watched with
great interest and wonderment. An
imaginary fertilization is erected. the
material used being lumber. The wall
is carried up perpendicularly to a
height Of sixteen feet. A COLUMN of
six to eight hundred infantrymen is
told of 70 capture the fertilization.
For several minutes there is a demon,
stration Of the way in which troops in
extended order approach q fortifica-
ton. At the bugle signal to charge
the column rises from the ground with
yell and rushes the wall While the
tanks cover the top of the wall with
a terrific rifle fire, men told OF build a
human pyramid against the side Of the
wall much in the shape OF a double
staircase, and over this the column
rushes to the top of the wall and the
men drop over, going up over the
pyramid much as one would go up.
stairs. A column of 800 men can be
and will be passed over the obstruc-
ton at the rate of 100 men to the
minute.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
SOLDIERS BUILD CITY
Provide Shelter for Army Of One Thou-
sand in Two to Three Minutes.

Provide Shelter for Army Of One Thou
sand in Two to Three Minutes.
The shelter tent drills at the ma
tional tournament of the United
States army at Des Moines, Sept. 20
to 25. will arouse the wonderment of
those who witness them, because Of
the rapidity with which q marching
column is converted into a sleeping
camp. A column Of troops marches
into the arena in close formation. At
q bugle signal they halt, fall out, take
up positions at intervals Of about ten
feet from each other. stack arms and
detach from abQyt their shoulders lit.
tie compact rolls Of canvass. Two.
men work together and SO quickly that
the eye can scarcely follow the move.
ments, the men erect small shelter
tent standing about four feet from
the ground and supported by jointed
ridge pole and secured with stakes.
This tent is seven feet long and five
feet wide Once completed, two sol
diers disappear into each tent and in
the short space of three to four min.
utes an army Of 1000 men in march
Ing formation is converted into a camp
of 500 tents, with two soldiers occupy.
ing each tent. ss.,.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
BIG PRICE FOR PICTURES
Moving Picture Men in Hot compe-
titIon for Views Of Des Moines
Tournament.

Tournament.
The makers of moving pictures are
besieging the committee in charge OF
the Des Moines military tournament
for the exclusive privilege of taking
the films on the tournament grounds
and at the grand stand from which
President Taft will review the parade
& of the $500 soldiers engaging. They
want the big films to show in the
thousands of moving picture houses
over the country because they know
that they will be most vivid ana
realistic reproduction of the opera
tions of q war column in actual war
fare. One concern, an independent.
has offered 1920 for the exclusive
privilege of operating it's lenses on
the grounds for the six days, and pro.
poses, if the bid is accepted, to make
a dozen or more films of from 1,l0o
to 1900 feet in length.
His Scheme.
"Do you go with your family OF
their vacation?"
"Oh, no. They go and stay month
The day before. they return start Oh
two weeks trip; that gives me 81.
weeks of rest. Cleveland Plail
Dealer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
Neuralgia
In the Face
Long standing case completely cured
byDR. A. w. CHASE'S
NERVE PI1IS

Headache and Neuralgia.
What hosts of people seek for cure Of
these ailments. And in vain.
Because they are mislead by going
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Other remedies relieved only, but these
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
a GREAT INFANTRY DRILL
Thousands Of Soldiers Will Give the
Famous Butts Manual at
pes Moines.

Butts manual, an infantry drill pos
sible only where large numbers of
troops are gathered together, will be
given daily at the Des Moines mill
tary tournament.
A regiment OF infantry engages in
this drill. The men are drawn up in
a formation facing the grand stand,
with a space of ten feet between men
and ten feet between lines. They ap
pear in dress uniform, even to the
spotless white gloves. To the music
of an army band they grasp their
and for ten minutes execute bar
and for ten minutes execute bar
bell drill, every man acting in accord
with every other one and executing
the entire drill, to the fixing Of bay
onets and the demonstration of their
use, without a single word of com
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
COiI0T & ANDERSON.
CORRESPONDENCE. IOWA
A GREAT CITY OF TENTS
Army Camp at Des Moines War Tour
nament Will Cover One Hundred
and Thirty.f1ve Acres.

n ~ 49,
A camp of 1876 acres and shelter
ing 5000 soldiers. over 5000 horses
and in which will be parked dozens Of
pieces of artillery. many hundreds Of
wagons, commissary stores, etc, will
be one of the great features of the ma
tional tournament of the United
States army at Des Moines, Sept. 20
to Is. The tents are laid OFF with the
regularity of a well planted cornfeld.
This great camp will be open to visit
ors at all times, without fee or charge,
and details of the troops will be as
signed each day to explain its every
feature to visitors. They will have
the privileges Of the entire camp from
the great portable field bakeries and
Kitchens, in which bread and rations
for 5000 men are prepared each day,
to the tents al0pg the company
streets. Z, .F7..sssA .f-..-sst->-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
a Why the Show Failed.

A horse show was recently held in
Pittsburg and the attendance was sc
small that the managers have decid
ed not to have any more such exit
billions. We have not been appraised Of
the cause of the failure Of the show
but It may be assumed that al good
many Of Pittsburg's fashionable dress
makers failed .toahaves things finished
when they were promised.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
THE MUSICAL sAsER DRILL
This Great Drill Will Be Given by
Regiments at the Des Molnes
Army Tournament. #

>
The musical saber drill, engaged in
by, the cavalry at the United States
military tournament in Des Moines,
Sept 20 TOPS. is one of the most
spectacular of the many interesting
numbers provided for the programs
on this occasion.
A full regiment Of cavalry will ride
into the arena for this competition
and facing the great grand stand, the
horses drawn up in perfect lines, will
fash sabers to the sun at q bugle sig
nal. Instantly the mounted cavalry
band will strike up stirring air and
to the music and without a word Of
command, the 1000 mounted soldiers
will 60 through the saber drill to the
music taking their cue for each
stroke from the music. and allsdrilling
in absolute time and executing the
same movement at the same time.
This picture of mounted troopers in
the brilliant blue, and yellow uniforms
of the cavalry branch of The. service
and with 1000 sabers flashing in the
sun in clock-like rythm, is one that
will long be remembered by those
who are SO fortunate as to witness it
land is aaspectaele that can besenjoyed
only where great numbers Of troops
can be massed, as on the occasion OF
this tournament. III
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15

3 sg Hard to Connect.
-ss Moneys everything, isn't it?"
Pretty near. For instance, it is no
use for a man to have broad views
with narrow means
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-15
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