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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

upon Melville's shoulder and looked
him squarely in the eyes.
Melville's pallor deepene6 as he
tremblingly grasped the poffered
sheets. "a 20.
81 expected as much" CALCULATED
Brooks as with a triumphant and bit
terly sarcastic smile he turned upon
his heel and disappeared within his
own private Office.
Melville averted his superior's
gaze; but his effort to conceal his
anger at the implied accusation Of the
junior member of the firm did not
escape the others notice.
You know nothing about this mat
teri" The kindly tones brought a
CLEAN of gratitude from the young
mans eyes.
Evidently Mr.. Melville is between
two fires, father Why do you seek to
shield Wilbur Brooks?" This last, to
the dumfounded secretary.
81 shield young Mr.. Brooks?"
Eyes. You saw him remove these
sheets while he was in fathers office
yesterday afternoon"
why, Nathalie, what does this all
mean?" Warner sank into a nearby
chair as IL stricken. Brooks door
creaked upon its hinges and Brooks
appeared upon the threshold.
Simply an unmanly fit of jeal-
ousy," and her face crimsoned as her
gaze fell upon the immovable features
of Melville. who was striving to con-
troll the visible pulsations of his heart.
Miss Nathalie, this is a serious
matter, and you wish to implicate my
SOM" 1t was Brooks turn to grow
pale.
Yes, he did it. And, IL you will
pardon my speaking plainly, l would
be more careful in the future about
casting suspicion upon honest folks"
A second time Brooks turned upon
his heel and disappeared within his
office, followed shortly by Warner
who closed his partners door behind
him.
A pause, which seemed ages to the
two young people, ensued. The MUIR
muir of voices emanating from the
dusky Office seemed like the buzz Of
a swarm of bees. The warm summer
sun cast a drowsy spell upon the
scene.
Il would have shielded him and
saved you all this"
And for your sake, truth tri-
umphed." And she placed both her
hands in his.-Boston Post.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25
PRACTICAL ADVICE ABOUT
DIVERSIFIED FARMING


sure to be lost when corn is used
alone. 1t is also seen that almost
any concentrated feed, no matter how
high in price, when used along with
corn, cheapens the feed. But it il
further seen that when nothing but
concentrated feeds are used 1t is Diff
cult to come out even though somek
other feed is used along with the
corn. In some cases good money was
made; in some other cases some
money was lost, even when mixture
of feeds were used, but not as much
money was lost where mixture was
used as where corn alone was fed
provided, of course, that the supple
ment was not used in too large
amounts. AS a matter of fact. con-
centrated feeds are so high in price
now that the farmer cannot afford to
depend upon them alone for making
pork. And the farmer does not have
to depend upon them alone, either.
He will, of course. want to use con-
centrated feeds always, but he must
use them along with pastures. When
they are used intelligently with pas
lures, pork can be made cheaper In
the South than it can possibly be-
made in the North. Progressive
Farmer.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25
Sow VIII Not Breed.

Question: / have a fine POLAND
China sow, three years old. She was
farrowed twice in succession, and was
booked to9farrow last January, pu.
failed. Please give me a remedy, az
am anxious to have her farrow'
Answer-Sterility. or barrenness'
occurs more commonly in the weR-r
bred animal, especially In those tn.''
are forced by over stimulating ioo
There are, several other distiny
causes, such as diseased oyarles' on
structions to the fallopian tubes elc'
but it is difficult to determine Dy 81
animation. A breeding SOW snoult t
be kept in good condition, but ~ ~
fat. Give her two ounces OF EpsoS
salts in one-half pint Of cold water ~
one dose. Follow this by giving s "
grains OF iodide of potassium twiVe
daily in her food for two weeks ~ ~
her run in pasture where she can ~
plenty of exercise. --ColoneL ~ =
Redding. in Constitution.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25
Poultry Talk.

Many. breeders claim better re-
suit from using geese of pure Emb-
den stock and ganders of pure Tou-
louise; the young from such a mating
are said to be much superior to either
of the parents, especially in weight,
The young from thus mating will
weigh, for holiday trade, from seven
teen to twenty-six pounds each, de-
pending upon the sex.
OF course they must be well treated
and fed to secure such results. As
the frame must necessarily be large
to support such weight, there would
certainly be a great amount OF feath-
ers also. The favor of the flesh ID
said to be very mild. However, don't
make the mistake of using these
young for breeders, else the next flock
win be very inferior.
The same increase in weight will be
noticed IN ducks, from the first cross
between Pekins and Rouens, or be-
tween Bronze and Narragansetts In
turkeys.
Where one is able to secure new re.
liable breeders each year, the FIRST
cross in poultry always results we'll
in weight gain, usually in hardness,
and almost always increase in the ege
yield, III the crossing has been from
well selected stock, and from good
varieties; /. e., for weight two of the
10 An TVsah
Cochins, or Langshans, or even the
larger specimens of Rocks, with one
of the above. But the next cross u.s.
inferior, and succeeding crosses, UNI
less one is an expert, will soon result
in a flock ofNmongrels.
Many chicksSdie for lack of fresh
air. If it were sold in packages and
bottles, there would be an increase
in its use by some. go
When the chicken part Or the flock
is kept as clean as turkeys have to
be kept, there would be much less
loss among the chickens. Damp
weatheryis very hard on all dry land
poultry
what about these many systems
for growing poultry They rsad and
sound fine on paper but fear IL all
tried them, poultry and eggs would
get too cheap to be profitable. Per-
haps they are the answer to the
higher cost of living.
II seems that the fresh air poultry
houses are becoming quite fad, Bet
teF read and study up on them
through the summer, then IL they APP
peal to you, try one part or all the
poultry In them next winter
Don't practice mistaken economy
by Feeding musty, moldy or soured
food 10 the poultry, and especially Y
the chicks. II will be dear In tlN
end. Bury or burn all that is not
wholesome.
One reason of non-fertility OF eggs
is'lack of meat ration. This explains
why the very first sitters hatch SO
poorly, while later, when insects are
plentiful, the matches are good.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25
An Epigram On Experience.

The late Senator Plat had a whim-
steal way of wrapping his views OF
life in neat epigrams.
A New York jurist once said to
Senator Plat:
my son wishes to marry chorus
girl, Give him some good advice,
won't your"
NO. said sena,or Plat. yAdvice
is worthless. We earn only by ey-
perience, N
Here he smiled sadly.
"And experience, he said, lis. alas,
comb for bald head. Louis
vile Times.
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TO AN ACTRESS.

Lady of the subtle art,
Give me leave, | pray;
Laughter fingers in the heart,
Teors-we wipe away.
Life is such a sorry show,
Pull Of dull regret;
With your smile, so roguish slow,
Help us to forget.
There behind the footlights' CLEAN,
Let those weep who may;
You embody our lost dream
Of the primrose way.
Is not this the better part?
Lady, heed | pray!
Laughter fingers in the heart,
Tears-we wipe away,
Anne Peacock, in The Theatre Maya.
zine.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

Maybe the Federal Treasury Off
Gals think the size Of paper money
should be reduced, suggests the To-
peka State Journal, so as to keep it in
proportions with its purchasing
powers.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

At a recent grocers' convention it
was agreed, relates the Christian Reg
ister that the wooden plates which
go with the sale of butter should not
be weighed and charged for at the
price of butter.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25
powers.

Congressman Boutell wants the tar
if removed from partisan politics"
Yes, and from potatoes and panta-
looms, too adds the Baltimore Sun.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

There is one movement now on foot
for which the suffragists are not d.
rectly responsible. Its object is to
bring about the wearing of wedding
rings by husbands, announces the
New York Mail, Such rings, as we all
know, have long been worn by wives,
and the custom has often proved both
a protection and a deterrent. At any
rate a man, no matter how bad or
how bold, seeing a wedding ring worn
by woman, cannot plead ignorance Of
its symbolism. Certain Allegheny So
ciety women have inaugurated this
wedding ring movement, and the
eighteen Pennsylvania wives who are
thus banded together in it propose to
insist upon their husbands wearing
Wedding rings to prevent flirting. They
hope the idea will appeal and that
1t will become universal Not that
such a thing is at all necessary. Ger.
iainly not! But the Pittsburg woman
who is the leader in this modern
frill says can ounce of prevention is
worth barrel OF cure" Every man
who reads these words will wonder
what on earth she means.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25
MADISON, FLORIDA.

News Of new aeroplane factories
every day, and, boasts the Atlanta
Constitution, the money is not call in
the air.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

The blue geese, which have been
considered as mythical birds by
many, have been found in large flocks
in some remote regions OF the South.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

The chilling effect Of the accession
of George V upon the smart set in
English society cannot be wholly OBJ
scured, notes the Springfield Repub-
lican. For the new King never gam
bles, even at bridge.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

Report comes from an Italian COM
mission that has been studying pei
lagra, to the Savannah News, that the
disease is not caused by the eating
of corn, but by the bite Of a gnat. The
theory has not yet been fully devel.
oped, but at first glance it would seem
to be promising, since we now know
that the mosquito causes fever. So
far there has been no specific COM
plant charged up against our pesti.
ferrous sand-fly, which is mean and ac-
tive enough TO be responsible for al
most any sort of deviltry.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

No one ever supposed that the
hired hands of the sugar trust were
stealing from the government for the
benefit Of the trust just for the fun
of the thing and unbelnown to the
benefciaries Of their thefts, says the
cynical Indianapolis News. Hired
hands do not do that sort Of thing,
least Of all with skilful devices to af-
feet scales and with an elaborate sys-
TEN Of warning light. The thieves
were hired to do what they did. The
men higher up were directing and
paying for the robbery of the govern
ment. Lovely business for eminent mil
lionaire monopolsts to be engaged in!
A sweet coterie for congress to allow
to prey on the peoplel
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

Says the Cleveland Leader: Love,
self-sacrifce, are in woman's nature.
United they are part and parcel of
many womens lot. Good women nurse
their chronic invalids; they work and
plead for their men who have gone
astray; they are there when the prison
gates clang on the sentenced culprit
and they are standing there when
these same gates open for his freedom.
Their whole lives are loving and work.
ing and expiatory. They wish no
glory. They only wish their men
to hold and help. 1t is an insult to
a nation Of them, to a whole world
of them, TO make famboyant and
historical news OF the routine loyal
ty Of just one woman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
SANFRANCHCOMAY
GREET ROOSEVELT
Delegate From Western Conn
mercial Bodies Leaves for
Africa Bearing Invitation

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-"If Theo-
dore Roosevelt lands at San Francisco
on his return from Africa, and thence
proceeds to this eastern coast, the pro-
cession across the country will be the
greatest show seen on this earth since
the morning stars first sang together"
So said Champ Clark, the minority
leader of the house. when he returned
to the capital today, after 10 days of
speech making in Missouri and the
middle west.
Clark brought with him news, which
he learned at Kansas City, of the de-
parture of certain man from the lat
ter place few days ago for Africa
representing practically all the COM
mercial bodies of the west to invite
Roosevelt to land at San Francisco on
his return to the United States and
cross the continent from west to east
Mr.. Clark recalled that President
Grant had done much the same thing
and said if Grant had landed at San
Francisco at a more opportune time no
power could have prevented his nomi-
nation for the presidency for a third
term
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
THREE PHYSICIANS
TO EXAMINE HALSFY
Judge Dunno Continues Hearing
for Indicted Telephone Of
ficiaI, Awaiting Report
Other Graft Cases Go Over by
Consent of District AttOr-
ney and Defense

On the suggestion of Assistant Dis
triet Attorney Maxwell NEcNutt, another
physical examination by independent
physicians is torbe made of T. V. Hal
sey, outside man" of the Pacific tele-
phone company, who has been confined
TO his home for more than two years
suffering from tuberculosis and the
after. effects of an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Judge Dunno will appoint three ply
sicians to make the examination. but
the district attorney will suggest the
name of one of them.
When the case was called yesterday
a report from DR.. Thomas E. Shumate,
Halseys personal physician, was fur
nished by Attorney Stephen V. Costello,
stating that the condition of the pa
tient is about the same as at the date
of the last report The case was con
tinued one week.
number of other graft cases were
on the calendar of Judge Dunne's court
yesterday. and by consent of the assist
ant district attorney and the lawyers
for the defense all were continued to
January 90. 1t was stated in behalf of
Abe Ruef, against whom two bribery
charges are pending in this court, that
he was too i'll to appear. The other
graft cases continued were:
Luther G. Brown, subornation of per-
jury; ]. w. Coffroth. bribery; E. E.
Schmitz, bribery; jeremiah F. Dnan,
perjury; r. Porter Ashe, kidnapping; l..
G. Brown. subornation of perjury; E.
NJ. Graney, bribery; M. w. Coffey, re-
ceiving bribe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
McNab Ignorant of Plan

LOS ANGELES, January 15.-Presi-
dent James McNab of the San Fran
cisco chamber of commerce, after being
shown the statement of Champ Clark
made in Washington today to the effect
that the commercial bodies of the west
have united in sending man to meet
Theodore Roosevelt before he leaves
Africa and induce him to return home
by way of the Pacific coast if possible
said that there is but slight foundation
for the statement that practically all
of the commercial bodies of the west
are concerned in the matter. He con-
tinued:
THE San Francisco chamber of COM
merce is informed that the chamber of
commerce of Denver is sending through
a Kansas City man to Khartoum, Egypt,
and at the suggestion of Denver and
Kansas newspapers request to Col
onel Roosevelt of this kind.
The chamber of commerce of San
Francisco is sending no official request
to Colonel Roosevelt. and Isknow of
no other commercial body except that
in Denver, which is
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
NAVY Workmen Strike
Local Applications
Avail Nothing
A Fair and Faultless Complexion Is
Gained Only By Purifying the Blood.
A Trial Package of Stuart's Calcium
Waters Sent Free

The best and only permanent colors
of the face are those which Nature
herself paints thereon, not on the sur
face of the skin, but down underneath
the cuticle, and which can be supplied
only by strong current of pure, rich,
red blood constantly fiowing through
the capillaries, or superficial blood
a perfect condition of the skin, with
the pores entirely unclogged by foreign
or effete matter of any kind.
1t is impossible to estimate the num-
ber of dollars yearly wasted through
the vain and foolish attempt of people
to rid their faces of pimples, blotches,
blackheads and other facial blemishes
cold creams, etc, to say nothing of the
widespread use of facial massage, both
manual and electrical, by which they
attempt to coax the thin and slug
order to give them a rosy and healthy
appearances; and although by such
methods they may succeed In drawing
the blood there temporarily they can
not keep it there permanently, as only
Nature can do that, and in half an
hour or so later the massaged cheeks
are as pallid a S before.
The skin food fallacy is another
one of the many foolish fads of the
day. The skin has no more power
of absorption than rubber coat. and
cular system for the protection of the
body and is intended to keep things
out, not to ADMIT anything. Inc cpl
dermis, or outer skin, is constantly
peeling off. The epithelial cells drop
away, carrying with them the things
which have been applied to the skin.
The skin can not be fed from the out
side, and nothing of a nutritious, heal
ing or fat-producing character can be
introduced through it, SO that the time
and money spent on so-called skin
foods" are simply wasted, for such
treatment is contrary to Nature, and
the skin, like every other organ of
the body, must receive its nutriment
from the inside.
If your complexion is full of PIN
pies bIackheads, liver spots or
blotches don't waste time on local
trea tment, but purify the blood thor
oughly, and these blemishes will quick
ly depart.
STUARIvS CALCIUM WATERS are
getting excellent results in curing all
skin and blood diseases, and not only
do they rid the blood of all impurities,
but also build it up and strengthen and
increase the blood current, making the
cheeks rosy, removing pallor and
wrinkles. and causing the whole
countenance to fairly beam with su-
perb health.
Secure box of these blood purifying
and complexion clearing waters for soc
and make your skin smooth, rosy and
free from blemisheS and wrinkles.
Also forward your name and address
to the +. A. Stuart Company, It's
Stuart Bldg, Marshall Mich, for free
sample package.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
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We want every man and woman, suf-
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piles to Just send their name and ad-
dress TO us and get by return mail
free trial package of the most effective
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The way to prove what this great
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and you wiz get by return mail a free
50 naple of Pyramid Pile Cure.
Then after you have proven to your
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druggist and get so cent box
Don't undergo an operation. Opera
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lead 10 terrible consequences. Pyramid
Pile Cure reduces all Inflammation,
makes congestion. Irritation, itching
sores and ulcers disappear-and the
piles simply quit.
For sale at all drug stores at so
cents box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Urgent Deficiency Bill

Cutting the estimates nearly $1,000
600, the committee on appropriations
today reported to the house the urgent
deficiency appropriation bill for the
current fiscal year, carrying alto
gether $5,0O6,S16.
The largest items are $1,56S, 490 for
the military establishment and S1,023,-
$50 for the treasury. The court of Gus
toms appeals, not yet organized, is al
lowed $7Q,420, and the naval establish
ment $3SS,136
A Provision is made for dredging the
entrance TO the channel of Pearl har-
Dor naval training station, Hawaii, to
a depth Of 35 feet, 100000 being ap-
propriated for this purpose. To con-
tinue the investigation of mineral re-
sources in Alaska, $4,000 is appro-
priated and s4s,1 o given for the re-
pair Of the Mare island navy yard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
YALE JUNIORS. AROUSE
THE ANGER OF FLORISTS
Crush Hopes of Big Profits Dur
ing Prom Week"

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 15.-The
pledge which the Yale juniors signed
and which aroused the Indignation of
local florists was made public today. It
says in part:
I'VE agree that the ladies whom we
entertain shall wear no flowers at any
of the festivities of prom week.
1t has been the custom for juniors to
bedeck the rooms of their guests with
flowers, present their sweethearts with
huge masses of violets and to see that
the chaperon has all the flowers She
can conveniently carry
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
FIREMEN RESCUE WOMEN
FROM BLAZING BUILDING
Victims Cut OFF From Escape by
Burned Stairway

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15.--While hum
dreds of excited spectators watched
them firemen late today rescued sew
eral women from the upper floors of
the Gilbert block in. South Broadway
after a fire which started in the base
ment had gained considerable head
way.
Escape from the building by way of
the stairs had been cut off and the fire
men raised ladders and brought the
women safely to the ground.
The damage by fire amounted to sew
eral thousand dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Date of Inauguration

The fight between two committees
over the jurisdiction of a constitutional
amendment to change the presidential
Inauguration from March TO the last
Thursday in April resulted in the house
today committing the matter back to
the judiciary committee.
The action was a temporary defeat
of the advocates of the Henry resolu-
ton, but Henry later announced that
an effort would be made to reach an
understanding with Chairman Gaines
of the committee on election of presi-
dent and vice president, which had re-
ported an alomst identical measure, and
that the judiciary committee would
take up the Henry resolution and re-
port it back to the house within 10
days
The house received the report of the
territorial committee recommending
statehood for New Mexico and Arizona
Chairman Tawney of the appropriations
committee announced that he would
try to bring up the urgent deficiency
appropriation bill next Monday
After eulogies on the late Senator
Shoup Of Idaho, the house passed a con-
current resolution accepting the Shoup
statue just placed in Statuary hall of
the capitol
The senate was not in session
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
STEALS TOOLS TO FEED
HIS WIFE AND BABY
Prisoner Is ParoIed and Prom=
ised Employment
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICO, Jan. 15.--James Lower. who
confessed to the theft of a box of car
penter tools to get money to buy food
for an invalid wife and starving baby,
was paroled after conviction by Judge
Strout today. The judge told Lower he
would see that he got a job.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
COLLEGE THESPIANS
TO REPEAT "THE BELLS
Will Present the Drama in San
Jose.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, Jan 15.-The Senior
dramatic society of Santa Clara coll
lege will repeat The Bells" at the Vic
tory theater, San Jose, the evening of
February %. Rehearsals are to be
started Immediately. The characters
will be allotted to those who portrayed
them in the previous performances,
Edmond S. Lowe assuming the leading
role
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Discomfort IN
ARMY WIDESPREAD
Madrid Report Says $500 Of
ficers Are Involved in Agita=
ton Against Government

MADRID, Jan. 15-Premier Moret to-
day announced his conviction that
crisis had been created by the military
agitation against the government. The
A. b. c. declares the number of discon-
tented officers exceeds 2,300.
Navy Workmen Strike
FERROL, Spain, Jan. 1.-two thou
sand workmen engaged in the rebuild
ing of the Spanish navy arsenal here
struck today. Troops and gendarmes
have been concentrated in the vicinity.