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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-01-14

Jan. D, 1909.
Council met in regular session.
Present: Walter Bunting, w. b.
Davis, L. A. Fraleigh, E. G. HasselI
and d. II. Yates. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved.
Upon motion the Clerk was in
structed to notify the Tex Assessor
to complete and turn over the tax
BOOKS to the Finance Committee for
It's approval, st once.
Odinance No 81, entitled "an
Ordinance to amend Sec, 6 Of Or
dlnance No. As entitled an Ordi-
nance prescribing the method of
procedure in the trial, suspension,
removal or expulsion from office OF
any officer of the Town Of Madison
Florida" was introduced by the
Ordinance Committee and put upon
lis passage, resulting as follows:
Yeas: D, H. Yates, E. c. Hassell +,
w. B. Davis, Walter Banting, L..
A. Fraleigh-5. Nays; None.
So Ordinance No. 81 was duly
passed and referred to the Mayor for
his approval.
A communication was received
from the Mayor relating to the re-
moval of Night watchman Wilson
and temporary appointment OF II.
M. Willis, Same was ratified and
approved.
The following communication was
received from the Mayor;
Madison, Fla, Jan. 5, 1909.
To the Honorable Town Council,
Town Of Madison, Fla.
Geutlemen;-I beg to report to
you my Recommendation Of the ap-
pointmsnt of Mr., J. H. benson tc
al the posihon Of Night WatchmSr
LOT the tsWp Of NadisoR. j havC
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Haven justice Of the peace was eN-
tended over districts No. II and II,
there being no justice in either of
those districts,
NJ. II Hurst on motion was al
lowed $500 for temporary relief.
G. II. Tedder, Supervisor of
Registration salary for 1909 was
fixed at $l75. 90.
T, Il. Martin as clerk and county
auditor was allowed 100000 for the
year 1909.
There being no further business
on motion Board adjourned until
their next regular meeting.
Z. T. MARTYR, Clerk.
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An Excellent Showing

The stockholders Of the First Ma
tional Bank OF Madison met in their
banking house on Tuesday and so
well f9leased were they with the re-
suits of the past year that practical
ly the same old board of Directors
was re elected, who, after the stock
holders meeting, held their meeting
and reelected all the old officers as
follows: L. A. Fraleigh, Pres. T.
c. Smith, Vice Pres, w. NJ. Bur-
ton. Vice Pres. and J. w. Wads'
worth, Cashier. After declaring
tie usual dividend, No. "a, of ten
per cent, they charged off $4,000. 90
from the Furniture and Fixtures and
Premiums on bonds, leaving the
comfortable sum Of $4,000. 90 in the
surplus Fund and S6s29. 10 as un-
divided profits. Considering the eX
treme hardships that all lines Of busi-
ness have suffered during the past
two years this is a most excellent
showing for this bank and reflects
much credit upon its management.
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Born to Mr and Mrs. Charlie Bunting
on Wednesday OF last week, a girl
T.C. Smith and W. s. Oyerstre5t
were registered at the Duval hotG
in Jacksonville sunday.
Mrs. NJ. p, Joh sJn and children, ao5
Miss Anna Price, who we're the gUesa
Of Mrs McC. Thaun, returned to their
home in Jacksonville last Saturday.
J.H. benson is now filling the posi-
ton of Night Watchman Of the town.
he having been appointed by Mayer
Rowe last week and confirmed by the
Town Council.
Mrs. Albert Fralelgh left Sunday Tor
Jacksonville where she will be the guest
of Mrs. F.S. Hodges for week or long
er. We note by Sundays Times-Union
that Mrs. Fraleigh will be the recipient
OF many social attentions while ia that
city.
Ola Sanders returned from st. Louis
Saturday night and two carloqds Of 6ne
horses and mules followed him on Mou-
day. The stock is now on exhibition
at the sale stables OF the Fraleigh-
Iines-Shelfer Company. Ola says he
had a very pleasant time In the western
metropolis but would have enjoyed
himself more had It not been so cold,
The ladies OF the Woodmeu net last
Wednesday aud elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Guardian,
Mrs. Katie Wadsworth; Adviser, Mrs.
Lila Ellison; Clerk, Mrs Laura Yates
Banker, Mrs. Bertha Baker; Captain,
Mrs. Maude Coffee; Attendant, Miss
Rachel Martin; Inner s., Mrs, Annie
Williams; Outer S., Mrs. MinDie Hor-
ton; Managers; Gordon Wadsworth.
r.. f. Vann and Shellie P. Vann.
Physician, DR.. D. H. Yates, Mrs
Minnie Vann, District Organizer of the
Woodmen Circle, was elected delegats
to Convention to be held at Tampa in
March.
Elizabeth Harris Chapter, L. D. c.,
WAS delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
w. b. Davis at the New Years meet
ing. There was large attendance and
the members were fall Of enthusiasm
A favorable report was given by the
Historical Committee. All arrange
ments were made to entertain the
Veterans of Camp Colquit on the 10Th,
this annual affair being one OF the most
pleasant Of the entire year. The mem
bers of the Chapter are very grateful
to Mr. Edward Adams for his generous
donation OF one hundred dollars TO the
monument fund, and offered a rising
vote of thanks to the generus donor.
After the election Of officers Mrs. Davis
served a delicious salad course with hot
coffee. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. McC. Tharin. 1t was pleas
ant to have visitors with the Chapte-
who added greatly to the delightful
occasion. The following officers were
elected to serve this year. President:
Mrs. W. L. Parramore; 1st Vice Pres
ident: Mrs. T. c. Vann; 2nd Vice
Presi dent; Mrs. McC. Tharin; Record
ing Secretary: Mrs. George 0. Davis;
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. A. E.
Fralelgh; Treasurer: Mrs, j. j. New
man; Historian: Mrs. D. G.. Smiths
Registrar; Mrs. Alex Smith.
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Attention, U. V.

Members of Camp Colquit, No,
1914, are requested 10 meet in the
court house at Madison on Tuesday,
18th inst, (Lee Anniversary for
the transaction Of such business as
may come before them. Elizab eth
Harris Chapter, U. ID. e., will pro-
vide refreshments for the veterans.
THEODORE RANDELL,
Major Commanding.
A. LIVINGSTON, AdjutArt. 2w.
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Madison, Fla. Jany. 6, 1909.
lhs members of the new Board of
'nly Commissioners met this day.
''''ent ]. E. Williams, Blakeley
'LeOd, N. W. Campbell, ). P.
glOr and L. E. Moore, organized
'lecting l.. E. Moore Chairman
NE ensqng term. =
Nhereupon Chairman Moore took
chair and called the Board to
y and the following proceedings
h had.
request Of Com. the minutes
D la'i meeting Of the old Board
y rsad.
t'up'r petitions we're taken up,
upon conSidsnon thsSS0t upon
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Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that tae
regular annual stockholders NEE ting
of the Bank of Greenville will be
held at the office of the Bank in
Greenville, Fla. on Monday January
18th for the purpose of electing di'
rectors for the coming year and
transaeting such other business as
may legally come before the meet
ing.
NJ. A. MCDOWELL,
Cashier.
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Dividend Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the
stockholders OF the First National
Bank Of Madison, Fla, that divi-
dend No. "a Of ten (lo) per cent
vas declared by the Directors on
18th inst, payable to stockholderl
Of record OF that date. A Dividend
check will BE- mailed to each stock.
holder.
J. W. WADswoRTH,
l2W Cashier.
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF .the Citizens Bank OF Madison
will lie held at its Banking House in
Madison, Fla, on Tuesday, January
18th, 1909 at the hour OF 2 P. NJ.
for the purpose of electing a Board
Of Directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transactihg OF such other
business as may come before the
meeting,
C.L. MORROW,
2W. Cashier.
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Proceedings Town Council.
Madison, Fla, Dec. /, 1908

Madison, Fla, Dec. l l9OS, L,
Council met in regular session.
Present W. B. Davis, L. A. Fra
leigh, E. G., Hassell, Walter Bun
ting and d. H. Yates.
The inmates of last meeting we're
read and approved.
The Carnival Committee reported
that they signed contract with the
Barkoot Amusement Co. for Carni-
val al'commencing Dec. 2soh ending
Jsny. 2, 1909. The action OF the
committee was ratified by the cOun-
Gil.
The following bills against the
town were examined, found cecrect
and ordered paid.
| W A Dale street work mule board
and salary 4,S7 Il
W II Butler salary % 90
W II Biel hardware bill 3 GO
Tom Smith lumber tor town ii s.
Wardlew Wilson salary 4j 20
c Madray fixing market w
West Bisinfecting 20 for dsintee-
tant % 90
Madison Electric Co lights and
water 34S VI
Total 1868 %
Ordinance No. sc was introduced
and referred to the OordinaDce CON-
mittee-
Upon motion Council adjourned
to meet next regular meeting.
S.P. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
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Just Received. Pratts Stock Food
And English Rock Salt,

This is the time Of year to look
after the health Of your stock, You
will find large supply Of both at
MosEL&Y's DRUG SToRE. 81
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NJ \ WtllIams soap for Jail by sheriff 25
f Davis salary for 1908 as county ATTY 1000
j Ellison on col taxes 1905 5000
Jury Of inquest IN Brooke Lee case 1920
County Judge holding inquest oyer r Lee $40
Sheriff holding inques. over Frank Lee 7O
Sheriff feed bin for month of December $500
Sheriff wood for Jail and com. ON fines ,eI 1875
County Judge cost IN Rodgers case SO
Sheriff GgE
First National Bank Road Engine notes and
interest l4O27o
j. P. Martin, County Judge, pre-.
sented report of occupation license
issued for month of Dec. which
shows amouRt collected Tor State,
$bS.O0i for county, $2s 90; and
same was ordered filed.
The following named persons
were appointed Road Commission
i'ers for the year 1909 to-wir:
District l. w. T. Holt, j. G.
PLANT and C. F. Martin.
District z. II. A. Wood. q. j
Surles and NJ. c. Dre~, jr.
District 8. w. J. Palmer, S. S
Moody and Laney,
District 4. w. l.. Henderson,
S. NJ. Maddox and John Pickles.
Districts. j. D. Sullivan, J. D.
Mccullough ard W. n Webb.
Mrs. ". L. Parramore and Mrs.
P. S. Coggins, as a committee of
the Elizabeth Harris Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy came
before the Board and stated that they
were about ready to erect Monu-
ment to the Confederate Soldiers in
Madison and asked the Board to
enclose the public square in front OF
the Merchants Hotel with a neat
substantial irOn fence like the one
around the court house square and
give them the privilege of erecting
the said Monument on the grounds
within the said enclosure end to
convert said public square into q
public park. The ladies OF the town
.obligating on their part, after the
grounds aie enclosed and the Monu-
ment erected, to beautify the grounds
with lawns and shrubberY, and later
on to put in a fountain and cement
pool
The Board took said proposition
under advisement and instructed the
Clerk to write to the different agents
of iron park and lawn fences, tc
submit prices Of fencing and bids to
nut a fence around said square al
their next regular meeting in Feb
ruary.
Upon motion it was ordered that
the Clerk get someone to bring the
road engine and machinery from
Greenville and put in the County
barn.
T. W.. Dale, county treasurer
notified the Board that there was mol
sufficient funds in the Road d Bridge
and Fine & Forfeiture funds to pay
the outstanding obligations OF the
old Board and have sufficient FUNDS
on hand to meet present bills. II
was thereupon ordered that said
Treasurer Dale borrow from the
General Revenue fund a sufficient
sum to supplement Road q Bridge
Fund to pay off all outitandinl
obligations and bills current.
Bond Of W. n. Goodman fol
Justice of the Peace district No.
for O50O. 90 on motion approved.
Bond Of ]. f. southAll, constable
district No. 5 for $500. 90 approved
| On motion jurisdiction OF e. y
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In spite Of the panic HilsborouGh
county for last year showed an in
crease over 1907 Of over half q mil
lion dollars in assessed valuations.
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appointed a him subject TO your az
pcoval
Very respectfully submitted,
r. II. ROWE, Mayor.
On motion the action Of the May
or was approved.
The following bills against the
Town were examined found correct
and ordered paid;
II NJ Willis salary 5 . %
s p G riffin 81 80
w II Butler % GO
Enterprise Recorder printing Is 10
w A Dale street work mule board
salary leS %
Wardlaw Wilson salary 81 UO
c B Ashley Pound rent II 90
Electric Power Co lights and wa
ter 457 40
w B Davis salary q W
Walter Bunting 90
d II Yates g OO
r c Hassell 600
L A Fraleieh 600
Total s $50 a
Upon motion Council adjourned,
S. P. GRIFFIN, Clerk
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..lnrs county Commissioned

j Board of \County Commis-
], met this day for the purpose
nwiug the jury for 1909, and
,p.act any other business prop
,ouipg before them.
members present. Board
allied to order by the chairman
minutes Of last meeting were
spd approved.
paaper list was examined, and
the exception Of raising 5. T.
afulough from $500 to So .0Q per
n. the list was continued as it
Dc,
bsy then selected from the Regis
ou Books the following named
Ind TO serve as Jurors for the
1903 to-wlt: (names omitted0
N, for the hire Of the County
.licts for the year 1909 On motion
opened, and the following were
4 bds received and amounts sta
as follows.
l.oy Bros. $15.S5 per capita
4 be year 1909.
IOvlius Park Navat Stores Co.
afl5.
Z Bridges Co. 420.25 per
h Ar 1909 together with a run
bid or proposal 70 pay 81 00I
per month for said convictsI
e any competitors bid,
4 E. McLin, Secretary Of the T.
Bridges Co. being present, was
tested to retire from the room
L tbe bids were beiog consider
sfler which Com. Rye moved
the bid of T. Z Bridges Cc.
n t22.25 per capita be accepted,
q said Company be awarded the
sicts OF Madison county for the
% 1909, motion duly seconded
carried, and contract for Madi-
81 County's convicts for 1909 wac
inrded the T. E, Bridges Co. foC
III bid price aforesaid.
lhe following bills were ordered
"a, to-wit:
aiphse Recorder stationery : 800
tson Electric Power Co. lights ch& 9O
i Randel work on San Pedro causeway ls3 30
sav insP bridge work $50
Y lsHcoat work on causewaT 1900
7 Bishop 1000
Bishop insp bridge work ls 20
"A Sinclair lumber on road 42g
Martin Clerk bal on audiuRg,postage etc l23 SO
b Dixon 5urying pauper soc
Z Rye insp bridges 6o9
y Lamb work on road 2W
Dale Rec and Dis Co funds II 80
Do motion Z. w, Dale Co. Treas,
ordered to trsnsfer $1500.00
in the Fine d Forfeiture fund to
Road & Bridges fund.
All Road Commissioners for the
~ 1908 we're ordered paid up in
W. Dale, County Treasurer,
sent Tor and his Books were ex-
med and checked up by the Board
found correct, showing a credit
Nhe different funds as follows.
psnsra Revenw ,.....I"".. ss,@l.6o
ne and Forfeiture ......,...., S,OH. %
Aoads and bridges. 6.51
Total cash in TreasurY...."..$ s,leL72
There being no further business
BOatS was ordered paid up in
and adjourned sine die.
T, Il. MARTIN, Clerk.
Madison, Fla, Jany. 6, 1903.
lhs members of the new Board of
eng Commissioners met this day.
,n.ent ]. E. Williams, Blakeley
ileOd, N. W. Campbell, J,. P.
glor and L. E. Moore, organized
slecting i. E. Moore Chairman
Tie ens4nR term. =
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RUN-OvERI LOCALS
The Weather.

For Tie week ending Sundoy, Jan. 10
TEMPERATURE:
Mean maximum, m,.........,...,...ez
Mean pinmum........,,......4G- .4G-
Highest, Monday, ,........,.......1s
Lowest, Fri & Sat..............4
RAINFALL:
Mon|ay night 80, Tuesday 22. TraT,
Sunday night. Total "a.
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motion, deaf and dumb Simon was
put on pauper list at $500 per
month from date as was also Peter
Irvine at $500 per month from date
Petition to put Elizabeth Cone on
pauper list on motion was laid over
until next meeting.
Petition to make change in Bell
vile public road near the town CT
Madison, was laid over under the
rules until next meeting Of the
Board.
The following bills were approv.
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ioial cash in TreasurY......S s,leL72
lhere being no further business
BOaf8 was ordered paid up in
and adjourned sine die.
T, Il. MARTIN, Clerk.
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a pointed him subject to your az
p-oyal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-27
THE ENGLISH PRlNcEssEs AND
KING MANUEL.

After all the romantic expectations
that were formed in advance OF the
visit of the young King OF Portugal to
England. it is startling TO notice the
manner in which he has been treated
by the marriageable Processes.
II might have been supposed that a
young king reported TO be looking for
a wife would be an object Of attraction
as well as curiosity To all feminine
humanity. and especially TO spinsters
of royal blood. But instead OF flock
ing TO see King Manuel the English
princesses seem to have studiously
avoided his presence-as If he We're
an ogre, who might pick them up and
carry them away against their viii.
1t Is because his throne is dingy and
likely TO tumble down that the King
is so lightly regarded? The Princess
Alexandra Victoria, daughter OF the
Princess Royal Louise Victoria, Ouch
ess of Fife. and granddaughter of King
Edward VII. had been mentioned as
the especial object of the young Kings
quest. The Duke and Duchess kept
her away from Windsor. The same
thing happened i'm the case of the
Princess Louise of Battenberg, though
her parents were members of the
royal house party. The charming
Princess Patricia met the young King
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-27
MICHIGAN THE CENTER.

The Detroit papers announce the
plans of the General Motors company
TO build a S2.5OO.OOO plant in that city,
and Jubilantly assert this viii mako
the city the automobile manufacturing
center i'm the world. 1t will be known
as the Central Detroit plant of the Gen
oral Motors company, and when COM
plcted two years hence. viii give en-
ployment to 5000 to 1000 men.
The company now owns and operates
big automobile factories at Flint, Ian
sing Pontiac. Owosso and Saginaw
and the extensive truck manufacturing
company in this city. An announce
ment purportlng to come from Mr. Du-
rant is that these companies Will not
be interfered with by the centering of
the business i'm Detroit. but that the big
plant will manufacture parts for the
use OF the others.
with the possible exception Of the
truck manufacturing plant in this city,
which is engaged in a somewhat diff
ferent lire of business. il may be the
building of the large central plant in
Detroit will M least interfere with the
further growth Of the plants in the
smaller cities. But doubtless the limits
have been reached there. Such an
establishment as that planned for De-
troit requires a large population TO
supply its labor needs.
1t is a matter for congratulation that
the automobile business of the country
appears to be centering in Michigan.
The nearness of such a great plant 10
the independent Jackson factories
should be source of strength rather
than of weakness. and it is to be hoped
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hut she has OFTEN and emphatically de-
olared that she viii never marry OUT
Of England
While King Manuel has failed I'm the
object of his visit II Il was To pick
out an English girl of royal family for
"A consort. ne has had very gay ana
interesting time. II is his first long
journey free from the thralldom OF
apron strings and he is said to enjoy 1t
with the abandon OF a boy, and To go
i'm quest OF experiences at rate that
gives alarm 20 those who are rcspon-
slhle for his safety, as there are An
archists abroad anxious 10 spin the
blood az sovcreigns. The bright good
humor of the young visitor captivated
Queen Alexandra as well as King Ed
ward. The Prince of Wales enter
tanned him at a shooting match and
gave him some advice which will tend
10 improve his craftsmanship Par
ticularly, he recommended him to
procure a pair Of spectacles, as his
eye sight is defective.
When King Manuel was entertained
by the Lord Mayor of London at Guild
hall his health was toasted with a
bottle of port OF the vintage of 1915,
the year of the battle of Waterloo.
But at his age Manuel is not likely
10 consider old wines a substitute for
bright eyes. If the object OF his visit
to England was matrlmony he must
be disappointed.
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born in London. Died there Jan. TO-
1898.
1S6S-Escape of General Morgan and
Thomas IL. Hines from the ohio peni-
tertiary.
1S7s-The Hoosac tunnel complet-
ed.
1S94-Public executions abolished IN
Spain.
1S95-Alexandre Dumas. the young
or. died i'm Paris. Born July %, 1874
S-Battleship Wisconsin launch
ed at San Francisco.
19O1-Davis n. Waite, ex-Govern"i
of Colorado, died at Aspen.
1sO5-Haakon VII took oath as kins
OF Norway
19OS-American and Japanese gov
ernments reached an agreement guar
anteeng the integrity Of China.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-27
THIS is MY 18th BIRTHDAY.

Henry Vignaud, who recently re-
signed his position as secretary of the
American embassy at Paris, was born
i'm New Orleans, November q, 1880.
He taught school for several years
and engaged in newspaper work for
about four years. At the outbreak or
the Civil war he became captain of a
regiment in the Confederate army and
was captured in New Orleans. He
went abroad as secretary to the Ma
son and Slidell commission to Europe
and was secretary of the Confederate
Diplomatic Commission in Paris in
1863 In 1869 he became secretary cf
the Roumanlan Legation i'm Paris, was
connected in 1872 with the Alabama
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Useless knowledge.

The young man had just faced the
parson with the only girl, and was
now in search of information. Can
you tell me how to govern a wife?"
he asked of the old man who has been
up against the game for 80 years. "a
can" replied the other, sadly, but
what's the use-she won't let youi"
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GET WITHIN
PILES CAN'T BE CURED Foo.
OUTSIDE 'Hs

External treatment won,
Ner WIN surgical operations Piles
IN rne cause is inside-bad circulate.
10 cure piles you must FREQ ~ I''''a
culation Of blood in the love. '',V e'F'
Or. Lefrhardts Hem-Rol6 IOWA
only internal tablet remedy for nm u'
Y removes the cause. 81 AZ F puSs
Drug store, Calumet, Mich cn age
iced to cure any case. 'u'ran'
DR. Leonhardt Co, Station p d.
~ v, proprietors. Write for t nuaa'
Sold under guarantee at Eay,o J rN
store, Calumet, Mich. Price :, D,us
Leonhardt Co. Station b. Burial w. :,
q, prop. v'''i~ - booklet ~
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claims commission and was n delegate
national diplomatic metric conference.
In 1876 Mr.. Vignaud became the regu-
Jarly commissioned secretary Of the
American Legation at Paris, after
which he was continuously secretary
of the legation and embassy for thir-
ty-four years, during which time he
took not a single leave of absence.
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His Death Saved wou...

Inc death is noted of a clubmaD n
foreign parentage whose claim 10 a., ~
'nction appears to have been haas sS
on the fact that he had had tSs.l
American wives" His deceaso a. ' ~
untimely age of 43 leaves il a ms, ,ac
OF speculation merely what his reco.s
would have been had his life been nro
longed. p'V
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Marvel at an Early Ace.

Christian Henry Heinecken, at one
year old, knew the chief events of the
Pentateuch. At 13 months he knew
the history of the Old Testament and
that of the New at IA months. When
he was pa years old he could answer
any ordinary gu. ton of history or
geography. He vas a French and
Latin student at nc age of three.