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The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-30

it's anticipation. will commence as soon as the party leaves for Boston, and will continue until the party re- turns to Hot Springs. and long after Every moment will be one of pleas ure, and the tour will be packed with experience of the most novel and fas- cinating kind. In after years the tour will be as full of pleasure in the re- trospect as it will be before in the prospect.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-30
Thousands of Ballots Cast
 First Week of Contest

With the publication of the names Of those entered in the Sentinel Re cord Tour-of4Europe contest, today. the contest begins in earnest.
 Since the first announcement made in Tuesdays issue of the project to send three young women on tour of Europe, the Sentinei-Record has been besieged with inquiries by phone, mail and personal calls at the office On every hand we have heard noth- ing but the most favorable com ments on the. contest itself, as a method Of determining the winners. the manner in which the contest is to De conducted, the division of the dis tTicts, the itinery of the tour. the num- Der of ladies to be sent, and the op- pprtunity that it offers every woman ih Hot Springs ana vicinity, who is of good character. whether she be rich or poor. to be a winner of the tour.
 The ballots, which have been ap- bearing and will appear until Novem- Der in each issue of theSentinel-Re- cord. are good for ten votes each, and
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-30
SCHEDULE OF voTEs-Foowng is the subscriptions RECORD it's Tourof Europe Contest:
THREE TINES THE ABOVE NUMBER VOTES WILL BE
 GIVEN FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS

Old well IS o and special ballots Votes will the payments. than tne dollar
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-30
Mammoth Tour of Europe Voting Contest is Now Q

 Women Who will Take of Sentinel Record With All ortuniy For Trip lot
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
Four Expert Bafbers.

Yaa can ge better service and better price, EHe Imperial Hargef Shop tEau ya= caa elsewhere iu Faf= rest CltY
 Hair CGt .-.I I1c SaaHF7Q. s5.....i5t Nizd At.s asss.. tNe shine ....=.=.... useZ Six Baths -------. ------.Sl -nu l want }o-r barber ua>iue,s.
 I " WILLIAMS
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
Lefraf,l.s .sfa1 .., xss4
Dry and dusty

Dry and dusty
 MesSrs Black and Edm5uds. B4rns aud Peuro>e received an up-to-da1e rice threSher Friday which they vii put in operation aS soon aS the crop natures. Ihe water on the rice farm. "i,. t-e turned af iu about q week AIeS>rS. Burns and PenroSe have lsu acres iu rice from which the4 expect yield 0f ~O bushels per acre. Attorneys Mann Rem1ef and Prev ett were in Goodwin Tuesday and Friday Of last week ia attendance up6n the Alfred Hi tfiaH Mr and Mrs Join WilmoutH. af Newark, were visiting their parents Mr and Mrs John r pBa s~c week
 NJ Tom BraauIad tEe misfortune to HoSe tlue mare VjtH tbe .ockHa8 aSt Week.
 N W t Bryant aud beaatifu daughter. N3~~ \ ora. aefa in 6aad- win t9 bear tte trla F'rdaE
 MeSsr~ :. E. Walker. George Ilad- spefA and La4 Bryant. ef Moon Lake were lH town Friday
 MF~ /tIa Martin o. eaH"asFI~is- ed Aei parents Nr aad Mrs W B Patterson afe4s aayS f3st week Mf. Frank bYa. made business trip to Forrest Cit} Wednesday.
 NJ Artuar Foley etarued hone from Enfield. Illinois. saturday Ar thar ~ay~ ae MI take A6hailsas fir hts
 Mr. OtLa Jordan ,et5faed home from Proctor >atar5ay tat tae delight of hi- parents
 squire JQta saefuattFlsifed friends and relatives 8H Palestine Saturday night
 M1> l. N Eouu os aan.A of Goodwin >I~itel NI- Eeedy sunday NJ JuAh Cross 9t Maiaana passed through 0aa3aiH ~audd{ -te ta his home south U here
 j. Rs Thompson. at Lee sa4Ht}. MS h town Friday
 NJ Tom iasau sltH makes weekly i~it across thr prairie
 NJ N. Jordan WaS business NisHtaa I4-stiHe Saturday
 V H> >a.Iie SIe1mau visiting Aar mother hear faa~tiLe .Iis week.
 NJ I. J EeeN 5yt> q business Fi.s= ter La Memp. tte -r>l af The sees I'F4 taHallls seems te He#a tiifIs at tie past ia t.ls section cH4utrv
 6godaiH -aHaz. T. las Heaef S5a aetee a.ee tHsS Ee4 aHa iS eaiIa falfIy Nt
 Prof N4.t ,sl. visiting nm r a~t city S8TuriFV 5H8 Sunday
 NJ. and Ms #.G Sherman 0I.z cave Fl t.r He. 4+e iu ag Oo#ofaa
 NJ James Il tNe Was I l..-.aa>, Visitor ta Fe~ 9lft >at4faav.
 #AUE
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
B0hAIR TIMES

The ies-. a sIf Ha- receive. 4 much neei-a e#a. Y. pant.
 Ms Na D. Nis Memphis. i> 5 charming r~ e.,a Hr and Nrs. \ . Hrta.e
 N~~ -t5. & lt4s Fare~, i> pls4saH. goes NIT aa4 Nrs ". A I#.=@-9s -..- .e=..
 Fa,.a.s,-s- Water < en# has fez turned all Azssza tWa.9esas. staz Nitl. ssa- ENeHden Springs
 Nr = E. Tsaga Is shipping ulte .8- ee e#.te #4a aE~ t#r aIIcl. l.- k 1ett.a-a fan,e rFlss
 Nrs taa.- FrI4l and itt.e daasa- ter. # va-iasp4 returned home Tle~l4t. Laying, ,Iel, g pleasant Neek NitI tle II5>Ta7
 Nff-,s- >teta Andrews and Nice L.yHel= tae aees girls. af Nadana4. >peat >aa 4y q tls Cres seGt. guests uf NrS FlHN Heu4aIe Te. .rHlHF home Monday
 NlF . r. Eaz=l Las competed . magnificent barn et NlicH le .> J, pf5aa t,st sz.l. l.i- 8f-t pair 7f c4FHazsHe8 baat<
 NJ =. l. fl4Huaad = >ets1a. year, nift = E TlFg. lf x Ca. las resigned #tase | H.#fe prom i>ihs pa>itiua
 He4-ee--. sef. N aa.e saa Johnson ,peat "Wednesday :atteruaau of tHe l. AHga5 5.ta5aIBs eltf | nice string ,pecs ed beaarie>
 Nr. fapp gave aa#fHe5 ;. those delightf41 entertainments Saturday night t1the ca-a1et people Barbecue and lee cream aefesered. aHd dance. dice au,i carts aefetIe aaasemeut,. panealated U EHter44#s HsfGe 6atk of the BuH psl and neigh ot tHe Cots ~Hi#e the = k W paved tune 3~. fHe feature af tle social Has free transportation ffam and t5 Forrest i CIte. aIIei4 aa~ .5aera F aatr5Hilea NJ aze informed tAat 5=me of the Wi4#te#saf> tt egaea tGe sae4a5 >a.4f. dae HTEit taHe again Baf~ and gel ! yu5r u4ne ? -u The register H5f-~-rp-p
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
GOODWIN TIMES

" WILLIAMS
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
Dance al tlle Rink.

oH Iaes,14E eAaH.H- ..s q de'isHtfa G4Hee
 skating riae tF H- a city N4~ic va zH5.-4e eolore4 stfiHg uaaa. 8a 4s# s,a ind ulsed in uu,tf a#a.e ..a#z #Ho-. participating Were Ai.,- I.a 3at,as l.ng and Iau.> Asa4#ie5 aH#-s Ma Bogsan aHd kitae fesasr. ' E.tl IIatchez and Lindsey GeiI1e Ms Leta Nae Haucaes and Eas ffr1H myer AiSs Ar8s Ra#es-e sH# Hsr Nichols. Ms HHH5e StasaH- aG. Dan Wy5d,, Ms 95sHee- Mann ase Ear. Bam,ey Ml~. Clara #fl8e"e. and NJ Nerai4 Mis- E.izs5etl bayi> and Frank fa.5re. N>~ 4uui Blanchard and Henry ua1GaH= EHal eroHes = Nesdaaes aceafa. HH Levin Ga5liu. staEs= Grover NY d> Nathan Norton Roger Creas. ott Ronwase. Tom and lanes 48t.iug James Walker.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
,nrrrciata. NemIl.r.hia.

Tie following letter ,r the .rs--- -r,r af tse Crescent Fishing C.a1 .- -ef exp.saaa4.crY and no comment i- uecessafs au.a>> ae might ~ae That tl4e >.s4.4Heu.>- -ezsz4s~.z. 4s Mir Nyuae a5e recipzl. ateG and tI=e a.sl.- 5.-> ut tl9 r-.9 are eg--. ls l -r A4yeHI# e# tse men te-~ 5FE
 AisH Fill>. Tenn AH---# Nr..J J- |. nas~. Treasurer.
 trt~seG- tt~..Ez t.--.
 Farse>' rIfF traau-8-=
 Ny lra= It-~ IiF-H- waf aaE very laae sounds ...>E received E.-r letter ot rHe -.-t t=Fir- e #t My election a~ l.l.e- the Crescent Fi>hir. Club at.e. s.4 Wl. , ease arc Ia- t.rzs-
 lis Hee5 =~- .-4ss sa.4- ! au : ad H.-.. a.. Ni.lt do uJt e1I.c- -- -.grg ---FT. iT not care fl .eG-.-. ai-H u. friends there and .4 enjoyment r.at t catching ..i.a-~ tH.es .# l. #8ue : K#a
 Nr LaYe..t .s s=.. le a few Weeh> since A#-f a-t 4 Ho~pita5it fe- .t tza Er r-- marked ta .le tl4 @ a-e- .l quite ita -le country bat jss- .5zzzs-z zeeu n fFgttHer. f heater keHr. ri.lH =- HH aF a~ s4re Yaa tEa- teEzssz.= -.sazs t | too.
 While some af4s -r...s me tA4t aas 4t .ae1.. -. .l> benefits without aesHH 55ze#9.Her. get as ~tat ed I.5se= aH- aess-s et..-I. =-I aH 8He=Ht t5e- "lrt eHst- yet personally a5=a= a4r.. t#-a---4 er~ ef Wg >tAHHsh ffiaha-. 5el H.# -l1- port and am tH+.1 1~tt- Hs #rul $ check n E-r~t &aalaa4 l4za= u ~.t- teMeHI al MN member. .lz.e n --.. >rud certificate auI r.sa =z E 4ui s-5aHs a> ,a4a =e.- reasa
 a-r- FeHF zH...
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The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
Enforce the Stock Law.

Ms EuUaD DUu Iu-> i~E8slH- tn fencing around ieF Geautif455 5la., t. aNsa tas~ week. a4a tt> s.s@aace I- qlite aT# improvement ere ar. 4-ite Hb-r If cit eu~ HHa have Fem Eel s#atr fard fences and rs a.4ee9 II #gE better Hllfaat ttcu ltet-iI uaA and cEau some che -eEl> t-eic stock e4t ae tae >tyck .et> ua- -1Ue VaE and there ], na Aat .t e> mating tue daHaLe The
 ~e stock ag these lHEE #teeLe6 ffeH #teefs >I5aIa 6e xerE fi-i.aEz and enforce 1ae# stock law gid a~ nothing i~ re eXaspera, ing and dl>.9-rag.u- than E. have Fo-r i.aNer> and >AraUltrt 8r>rrole ed tt nary - CON lue 5 eoH Mi. destroy tae Fz If years in ne HiEir
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
noppilA llnll.

Are you Ju>l barely getelnz q 6} tHe ati oi fHateHe~ or 5z=H IT .esN y84 H4Ke .a-' | #iuua 1Ea4 Gg ,armiA if N4 tr-4ae HHe ti>u, .lg baga ~uralf ~l .rt- aB4tAHgef like Hs Snow LIHlUen' dt3 .t 1.e l.. eau thraN away E#=1 #Ha Hs ss~ Me as HHt +He
 ~ Price -2 =a a f sanders
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
\ Hurry [ D Call.

Qalth NJ Druggist la.tz X box of Buck.eHs Afniaa SaIre-IIere-~ a quarter Fer the .41e 0f Moses. ..Iurrz Baby harned himself terribly Johnnie GU uim>alt aIta tae axe Mamie, :, sca.ded F. cant Hs.k from piles Ellie las haiss= and zz8= clTus ache. She g4t i. and ~o- c41-d al. the fanny +, he 1re4te~s# 5f1#er aH earth. S5id ay xii druggist
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
Becker X Levi, onef Prize.
Nr l. Auder> Prime
 tfaH ey hittEe ttls-+t .tlz

Mr. l. ! Auder> E. F.Ils.
 cr4a " Hidge= tast+t -ta
 Dear sif Ilafifeas leaee. She aes fare 0f tIe ooE~ ssd er- eH ~Iu and wanting .a#a #H= t0a- Hi.. cause taeH sa teea #ae5e@s in ~cta55. aui t##a =He.sf give aAa5aa5.- prize tatle5 itt shal make tAe ae~t=Ie... .rI f=-tf# -~. term 4l9eAea. TA.~ a. gin au tAe epeniaE 4a af ~ce tember :. and ta eaat.ra# and oue-Ha.t maasi- l-4 s-ea on the following points l.H aaat tafiies oet- eaHgaH8 Ht- and per cent If attendance
 Yours for tlge good 5' rle
 HEeaEI k I-H...I-
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
l.a Min llu.h

TAe demand fer that Rgu5ir-f. stomach. liver aa4 si#H-F ear-. I5- king New Life I'i~-ts ogudiag. Druggists >aN tfel Heyer ~aW fr like. Ite because they never fai. ta cure >Qar stomach constipation. ndI. sess siotl. u4tI9ssI4e~> "A ualse. SIea headache. eHifi> aHd Ea=afia e,sF#F Pc. Al draggisj,
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
>ot "Ja,t a, t.ood Iii, tae Rs>t.

one bak t. lizH.~ t.t- Ht.. iug.y. aHaaa.ltett#F #rj 8H- a--. guaranteed to cure aaE tHrI -sif disease l. i~ H1rfz-. azzz1e f promptly : relieving a# ##sH-a- curing ] forms =t Hzs# .u- sEHa
 FcIe84. letter HHHz'.. .aH#. : similar tra.ues aHc GH. .ev9F .l app .icdtilu. cured as u- t44
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
1 Ile Nhould.

NJ honest conviction. based .poa nB a4H experience aud tHat 9f my friends k thaf Hunt tare. viii cure u EarEer per csHt Ut ~kiu troubles. eS- peciatit ai au itching variety than any 8ILef remedy Certainly those afflicted "itH aHt .aru af Iteh ,loa4d try | 9 Monroe.
 AteI-I..n- h4--
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
Attend to Aaar Liver.

N1 aEEan ln line human uIE can give a> mank different biel> 1ft1a.i,,e a~ tHe l#er when t shot r.Eat. sim H+ils Hl4sf laH##eH iH@e== ttal.f and keeps | >.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Picking Strawberries.

In the commercial production of
strawberries considerable numbers of
persons have to be employed in picking
the fruit and as this work is usually
paid for by the quart it becomes neces-
sary to have some system of keeping
account of the work done by each in
dividual. The growers employ differ
ent schemes. Some issue a check or
card for eact quart of berries harvested
and when a certain number have been
obtained by the picker these are ex-
changed for one of larger denomination.
This has the advantage of reducing the
number of quart checks necessary.
Other growers use a tag similar
to a shipping tag. and as the fruit is
delivered to the inspector he credits as
many quarts as have been picked by
punching on the tag. Others use only
a system of bookkeeping, the picker
delivering his fruit to the inspector and
depending upon the accuracy of the
tallyman for the count The system of
recording the work of each picker will
largely depend upon the character of
the help employed and the extent of
the work to be done. The plan that
suits the circumstances of one may not
be that which will meet the require
ments of another. Each grower must
study this problem for himself. and
decide upon the plan best adapted to
his conditions
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18

For SALE: Good, new modern house
two blocks west of First National
Bank, ~ stories high, and two lots.
Inquire 325 Dodge st.
Say, fellows, did you know that our
wives have accumulated that wonderful
patience of theirs by years of trying to
get along with US?
The Colorado Fruit Growers Associa-
tion has spraying supplies at Delta and
Saxton. Arsenate of Lead $ll.50 and
$500. Black Leaf, 9Uc per gallon.
Wives worry too much. Very few
husbands are stolen away by other
women, and those who are seem hardly
worth worrying about.
Bicycles for rent and sale at the
Delta Auto Garage. Between Fifth
and Sixth streets on Main.
&. II. ALLEN, Mgr.
Miss Bertha Stephens of Delta spent
several days visiting with Geo. Dove
and family on Grand View mesa this
week. .-Hotchkiss Herald.
The Albany Hotel, Denver, very
popular rates, European plan-$l. OU
and 81. so per day. With bath 81. 90 ana
So. so. The Hotel where you get the
best for the least money.
Advertisers will observe that copy
furnished early in the week always
gets the best display. 1t is not pos
sible to set as effective advertising on
the last day, when there is always
rush, as it is early in the week.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18

VIM. Silsby of Delta will bring his
race horses here in the near future for
the purpose of working them in shape
to bring home the money at the fairs. -
Hotchkiss Herald.
Some very good San Luis Valley
grain lands tor sale at reasonably low
figures. For prices and particulars
write, r. D. BLUMBURG,
13-tf Hooper. Colo.
If you can't do anything else to help
your community you can at least SUBJ
scribe for your local paper to be sent
east to somebody, and that often ac-
complishes good deal of good.
At Palisade. Colorado, Hendrie g.
Bolthoff have installed two large water
power pumping plants. one of HOO h.
p. and the other of 700 h. p. Their
catalogue gives illustrations Send for
it.
For SALE-Good house, two lots,
large barn and corral, wash house,
cellar, nice lawn and shade, all in good
condition, 8 blocks from Main street,
easy terms-big bargain if taken soon.
16-3t. Box 1856 Delta,
Those fruit growers living nearer
Saxton than Delta may save time by
getting their spraying supplies of the
Colorado Fruit Growers Association.
Arsenate of Lead at either place, Sill so
and $l2. Black Leaf, SOC per gallon.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Della Farmer Saues Money.

Denver Field and Farm says: Zone
of the best fruit growers over in Delta
county has worked quite revolution in
the appearance of an old place which
was quite run down when he took it.
He began operations by clearing out
bitches by the use of road grader and
secured the result desired in a quarter
of the time usually required for such
banks and seeded them to grain SO as
to do away with the unsightly growths
of sweet clover and willows that fringe
most of the bitches in all but the best
kept orchards. Waste land in corners
where fruit was not planted is now
seeded to grain and as a result he will
not need to buy from $500 to 5000 worth
of grain for use on the ranch the COM
ing year. Thus he makes his improve
ment pay its way"
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
The Delta Business COLLEGE

will continue its session through the
summer-to August 20, at which time
vacation of about one week will be
taken.
A special feature of the summer
session will be classes in penmanship,
for children and adults. Those who
take this work will get the best results
of fifteen years experience in teaching
penmanship in city public schools over
the country. my last position being
with the Colorado Springs schools
and for which work can show a bunch
of fine testimonial letters from those
principals and teachers. l can convince
those who take the work that usd. :,
artists" are made. not born; that is to
say. only few are born with such a
qualification.
Also. instruction will be given in the
regular business subjects. singly, or in
courses. If you are interested call or
write for further information and
prices. The next term commences the
first day you feel like study.
r. W. WHALEN. Stockham Building.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Women Who Are Envied.

Those attractive women who are
lovely in face, form and temper are
the envy of many, who might be like
them. A weak, sickly woman will be
nervous and irritable. Constipation or
Kidney poisons show in pimples, blotch-
es, skin eruptions, and wretched COM
work wonders. They regulate Stom-
ach, Liver and Kidneys, purify the
blood; give strong nerves, bright eyes,
pure breath, smooth, velvety skin, love-
Iy complexion. Many charming women
owe their health and beauty to them.
Soc at All Druggist.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Annual Meeting Of the Delta
County Fair Association

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Delta County Fair Association will be
held at the Court House in the town of
Delta, Colorado, on Monday, June 28th,
1909, at 8 O'Clock P. M. The purpose
of this meeting is for the election of Of
ficers and directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may legally come be-
fore this meeting.
GEORGE WILSON, President,
JOHN j. TRAVIS. Secretary.
Delta, Colo. May 9th, 1909.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Trouble Makers Ousted.

When a sufferer from stomach troub-
le takes DR.. Kings New Life Pills he's
mighty glad to see his Dyspepsia and
Indigestion fly, but more-he's tickled
over his new, fine appetite, strong
nerves, healthy vigor, all because stom-
ach, liver and kidneys now work right.
25c at All Druggists.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
OUR MOTTO:
Cleanliness and Prompt Service

Our stock is large and complete, and
we have everything in Green Vegetables
and Fresh Fruit that is on the market
If your appetite is good come in and
get good things to eat.
If your appetite is not good come in
our store and you will see many good
things that are appetizing.
We respectfully solicit your orders for
meats and groceries.
kurz & Benedict
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
House For Sale.

For particulars inquire at TAB Meeker
street, Delta, Colo. 16 If
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-09-16

Miss SA. Randell is spending the
week at her Sampala home
Mrs. s. E, Cobb and son, Sam, arriv-
ed from Tallahassee last Thursday and
are spending few days with Mrs. P,
). Coggins and Mrs. W NJ. Burton,
Mrs Cobb's sisters
Mr., j. IL. Baker died at his home in
this city Yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock after an illness of several weeks
with fever. Deceased was well known
throughout the county. A widow and
married daughter survive him to whom
our sympathy is extended,
Mr.. Albert Wilder, former student
of the Normal, spent several days 10
town this week in the interest of Pal.
mer College, the Presbyterian school at
Det'uniak. His many friends and form
er schoolmates were glad to see him
again.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-09-16
PUN-OVER LOCALS.

j. A. Beatty of Lee was in the city
Monday on business.
Note the changes in the advertise
mepts Of Smith Mercantile Co. and j.
F, Hardee Co., in this weeks papea.
W. H. Davenport, prominent citi-
zen Of Hanson, was business visitor In
the city Tuesday and paid this Office an
appreciated call
] B. Mcdaniel, a prominent young
citizen OF Lee, was business visitor in
the city Monday, paying this Office an
appreciated call and leaving nice Or
der for job work.
Express Agent j. L. Henry left Mon
dsy afternoon for a we'll deserved vaca
tjon Of several weeks during which
time he will visit his old home at Daw-
son, Ca, and then go for a pleasure
trip to New York. While lie is away
the express Office will be in charge Of
Mr. Marquis OF Jacksonville.
COL Henry j. Mccall, former we'll
known attorney and citizen of Madison,
died at the home OF his sister in Quit
man, Ga, on last Saturday morning
and was buried in the cemetery at that
place In the afternoon OF the same day.
Col. Mccall had been in wretched
health for many months and when he
last visited our town his friends saw
plainly that bis days were numbered.
i He ie survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Charlie Carroll Of our town and Miss
Susie Mccall of Jacksonville, TO whom
h the sympathy ofall our people is ex-
4 tended In their afflictlon,
At the cemetery Sunday afternoon
\ the unveinng ceremonies of the monu-
ment over the grave of Mrs. S. j. Eli.
A son were held under the direction OF
the Woo1men's Circle of which deceas-
\ ed was a member Mrs. Arthur Vann
4 conducted the exercises according To
the ritual ana Pastor lvey Of the Bap.
u tst church delivered short address. A
\ Quartette composed of Mrs. Reeve, Miss
\ Eula IIassell, Messrs. John ], Fonda
n and Randell Rowe, sang several ap-
4 propri2te selections. The monument is
a very handsome one. The exercises
were witnessed by large concourse Of
\ people
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-09-16

Miss Vann Wilson spent Sc jeral days
last week at Hamburg.
Miss Clifford Abritton who has been
attending the Summer School returned
to her home at Gardner last Monday.
7, j. Beggs retarned Saturday from
his trip to New York where he has been
for several weeks purchasing h!s fall
and winter stock.
Rev. L. D. Lowe and family reached
home last Friday from Clarksville,
Tenn, where they ha We spent most Of
their vacation trip.
The September examination of teach
ers was held last week in Madison and
out OF thirty-all white-who took the
examinations, twenty-seven succeed ed
in passing and securing their certificates
for teaching. or this number five re-.
ceived first grade certificates.
Fire last Wednesday night complete a.
ly destroyed the cottage homes Of CIV.
Walker and Burton Walker The alarm
was not given until the fire was under
good headway, the family of MIR. G. w q.
Walker not awaking until the roof of
their home WIS almost ready to fall In +.
The lire originated in house of G. W.
Walker and spread to the adjoining
cottage occupied by Burton Walker.
Good work by the volunteer fremen
saved the next cottage and prevented a
further spread. A small amount OF in
surance was carried but not sufficient
to cover the loss.
This is an appeal to the Women OF
Madison in behalf OF the Cemetery As
soclatlon. For year, at every meet
ing, though well advertised, only a few
members are present and little work
has been done. The time for the an.
nual bazaar is very near and no. steps
have been taken to carry it through TO
a successful issue Why this indiffer-
ence on the part of the women is hard
20 tell. This association looks after the
sacred spot where rests the beloved
dead and should be Of tender interest to
every woman in the town. The organi
zation IS now without president and
if there is not rally Of the women to
its need, death to the organization will
be the result. This is the last call for
a rally, and more interest and help is
implored that this work for the ceme-
terry may continue. (Contributed.)