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New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
Some Ways of the World

fies the minds of the neighbors as to how
long she will be content with her new
surroundings. A popularity of some OF
the young married women of to-day, when
settling in a new place is their distaste for
returning calls, and this laziness or igno-
rance OF defiance Of custom influences
those who have held out a kindly welcome.
A second call is seldom. IL ever. made.
and eventually the young woman moves
elsewhere, because the people proved so
'cliCuy'." The newcomer should arrive
armed with a definite knowledge of con-
ventions and a determination to live up
TO them. She should listen to advice and
make no comment until she knows with
whom even the admissions of yea or
may" are safe. Not only must she be
prompt in returning her calls. but she
must be exact as TO timing them, so that
she will not be termed bore. II is only
in the less well known country places that
a newcomer is likely to be treated with
kindliness and courtesy. Therefore II seems
all the more pity that such courtesy
should not be appreciated. Among the
very rich and fashionable there Seems to
be no time for true hospitality, or even
scant humanity. All is gauged by what
the actual benefit or return Will be, and
the chase is after the butterfly with the
most golden hue.
When woman in a hobble skirt tries to
play tennis Mrs Grundy holds up her
hands In horror. but devOtees of this
fashion don't mind her. 1t is said that
when il is whispered about at the country
clubs that a hobbled woman is crossing the
court or the links the idlers flock TO the
spot with glee. and the game becomes as
exciting as a gymkhana. The spectators
delight in her wiggles and twists and COM
ment thereon aUdibly. but il abashes her
not If her umbrella cover causes her
any Inconvenience, either physical or men
tai. she does not show il, but whacks her
ball with renewed vigOr. and hobbies after
ii energetically, If ungracefully. The great
est objection seems to be the impossibility
OF playing so well when one cannot run.
but that is after all. of little Importance
compared with the necessity OF being at
tired in the latest style. The Old-fashioned
set, II Is said condemns these skirts as
being immodest and unbecoming. and the
c0nserv9-ivo. ave not adopted them at all,
but t'- enough in existence tc fur
l-iel e.. nNv..ation for many a stag party.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02

or other organism ever survives.
II have become so interested i'm this work
that ] buy pieces l have no use for just
because l know from their shapes that
they have once been aristocrats, and ] hate
to see them derelicts. These when done
over make delightful Wedding presents.
Sometimes. TOO. | find odd posts and chair
legs charmingly carved. These l always
buy and save for the day when l shall have
time TO do wood carving. Such models are
useful, ard besides they will serve as part
OF a piece ultimately"
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02

The wavs of the road with the motorist
are beyond anticipation sometimes Re
Gently some very wealthy people were pro-
cee6ine rather slowly over a lonely road
almost unknown TO them, when they
heard a car come UP In the rear and FOL
low lust at their pace, although several
chances 10 pass were given. The owner OF
the first car was driving, having LETT the
chauffeur TO come by train, and after
while his wife grew nervous, as the hour
was late and the car behind showed no
light. Finally she insisted that a stop be
made and the other car asked to pass,
which was done with the expectation OF
'.hoid-up" The lurking foe proved quite
harmless, however. please may we keep
behind?' Il asked humbly. I'VE do not
mind your dust and we have no lamps
and YOUR very powerful lights show us the
road" Needless 10 say the remainder OF
that night trip was more enjoyable for
the people in the forward car, but they
thought II passing strange that any one
should run such risks, for arrest was pos
sible little further on, besides the danger
from collision in either direction.
Undertaking in Japan is a fine art. but
Il has phases that Occidental hOstesses
eller lately returned from the Flowery
Kingdom. The resources Of the japanese
rnenage appear to be unlimited, and the
butler manages everything. The hostess
never has 10 plan beyond selecting the
color Of the flowers tlrt are to be used in
the decorations. The host may bring home
twenty unexpected guests, AMI with scarce
ly any delay the meal is served as perfectly
as if the staff had been notified. This
abundance at short notice does not mean
that supplies are laid in by the cargo II
reveals instead wonderful system OF bor-
rowing, which, while il may be convenient
at times. has unpleasant possibilities. One
story is told of z man who, having sent to
Australia for some mutton. arranged din
rer in it's honor. At the appointed time a
delicious dinner appeared, but no mutton.
Investigation brought 10 light the fact that
IL had been loaned the previous night TO
.he cook of the deadliest foe OF the host
for q dinner at which he was entertaining
Tire very man with whom the actual owner
e The mutton had hoped by its aid 10 make
a business deal There was consolation.
however. in the fact. which came out It
the same time, that a wonderful dinner
given by the mutton man a week before
had been entirely borrowed from the Zoe"
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
GOING TO WEST POINT.

The Wadleigh High School girls are
planning an excursion to West Point on
Saturday. October s. A boat, the Com
mander. has been chartered for the day,
and its hospitality is extended not only to
girls now in school. but also TO the grad
lia-es and their friends.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
THE ROSE GARDEN.

Nothing in the way OF growing flowers,
says a woman who finds her chief JOY in
her garden. can beat roses as a decoration.
They are the very spirit of summer. a
mass of blooming rosebushes has a look OF
radiancy and nghtness seen in no other
created thing.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02

which encourages good scholarship oy5
treating the pupils 70 cake and ice cream
on the last day OF school.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02

One Of the questions that thrill any
community on the arrival of a newcomer
is. Which set viii she lit into?" The orcer
OF calling soon determines this and salts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
I0Ils N0T|cIAS

Ell viernes pr6ximo es ell dla Sc
( halado para Ia Inauguration de las
fiestas de "carnaval." En- las prin-
cipales Gales de la ciudad Sc han ms
& talados ARGOS voltaicos y la ciudad Sc
I r& profusamente iluminada en- la no
che del expresado' dia.
Hay animation para concurrir
,esta, noche q Ia segunda funston de
teatro. Aroche hubo un lleno.
A las 3. p. m. ne hoy comenzara
la session de la Camara. Sc cree que
comenzara en- breve ell informe de Ia
comisi6n de hacienda respecto del
presupuesto de gastbs para 1911;
La ilnta superior de Sanidad
ha aprohado los examenes verlflca-
dos por los Sres. Joaquin Solanas,
para maestro plomero y para oficla-
les Manuel Estela, Francisco Anal
bert, Marcelino Rivera, Lucas Lopez
Y Pedro Molina. Los tres dltimos son
asilados en- la escuela de nidos del
Consolidate y han efectuado sus es-
tudios en- Ia escuela practlca de plo-
meria de aouel establecimiento.
# Ell Official de Sanidad de San
!, Juan ha infrmado dos nuevos casos
de sarampi6n y uno de difteria.
FL Official de Sanidad de Maya
siiez informa que existen ALI varias
cuadras en- malas condiciones hlgle-
nicas v hace una consulta la direc-
cion de sanidad. Tambien Sc quela
no oficialmente-algunos veclnos de
sAnturce parada p, de las molestias
malos olores y demas, que les ocaslo-
ma una cuadra situada, en- aquellos
alrededores. Sc llama la atenclon a
losfuncionariosde sanidad de la clu-
dad.
Las visceras del individuo que
falleci6 en- San German a consecuen-
'cia de envenenamiento, han sido re-
mitidas al laboratorio qufmlco del
departamento Consolidate para ser
examinadas.
-Cuatro caballos reconocidos en-
Mayaglez y q. resultaron con muer-
mo han sido sacrificados de orden
del veterinario del departamento de
Sanidad.
A 8 duehos de otros tantos esta-
blecimientos de pulperia de esta ciu-
dad, Sc les ha notficado por ell ms
pector de sanidad Sr. Andino, las
reformas que deben hacer en- ellos.
Sc les ha concedido "a horas para la
extraction de basuras y s dias para
impieza y pintura.
-Ha regresado de la isla, que re-
corri6 en- su mayor parte, ell Sr. Jai-
me Noble empleado principal de las
oficinas del censo de P. Rico.
-Ha estado en- San Juan, de pa
SEQ, el Sr. Fidel Benero, hacendado
de Manatf, que regreso el lunes a su
residencia en- aquella poblacion.
-Ha estado una semana enter
mo, en- la casa de sus familiares de
Santurce, distinguidos esposos Andi-
no-Adsuar, nuestro estimable com
patricia el joven Jorge Adsuar. Est;
va mejor Y probablemente manan;
podra levantarse del lecho.
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A. Alvarez y H1nno.
Agentes exclusives en- Puerto
Rico de Ia cerveza Piel.

No contiene sustancias nocivas
preparada de Malta y flor de Cerveza
Es mas nutritiva que cualquiera
otra cerveza, resulta buen alimen
to. Tonlco Y reconstituyente. Au-
menta el peso de las personas que Ia
usan. Fabrlcada y embasada sin la
adiclon de sustancias qufmicas. Con
tiene gran proportion de Malta.
Preparada de acuerdo con ell meto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con la ley
naclonal de Alimentos yDrogas de
JUNO 80 de 1906
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Lo hallais en- Ia Ninfa.

Apenas recibido un surtido de
<ombreros V de otros articulos qrl"
constantemente reciben los conoci
dos concentrates Sres. Garcil Y Ii
ncras, cl pdblieo della ciudai y ,ln Ia
isla 10 agota- La ropa hecha =, a Il
medids, los sombreros. Las camisas
de ultima novedad, la fina rop4 in
terror de los Gltimos mOdoIo>. pafr.o
l"> de mano, corbatas. b"i"nIiuraS.
cu"llos para frek v smnkil-. lI".;;;..<
para hOmbre, En- sombrern- .Icl pai-
Y Icl extrangero Sc recibcn constan
temcnte imPoraciones- Para las
proximOs bales hay espegs. surtido
de prendas para cabaliesA.
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LINEA DE BENNER,
DEL GoLFo CUBA PUERToR1Co
Y SANTOpOMINGO

Nuesros buques saen en- las fechas auuncadas prrmi
tiendolo Ell tempo. sine Sc cargan altes
Supcamos los comereisntes, hagan pedd, pro,
ud ratandose Do Totes grandes cantdades los embarcs
dors dsbran rebr Hsuccones Dor cable ADVERTISEMENTS
para conseguir Ia cabida necesaria en- Ell barco. 1
Sc recomiendan los embarques por nea por
mia de fetcs BUEN TRAT0 de- la carga que ransporta1
euS barcoS.
Sres Sobrinos de Ezqulaga
AGENpES
N A Benner & Co
= WATER sTlEEc NEW YORK
San Juan Octbre 9 de 1909.
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Las lltinas inportaciones.

FL Popular" sigue batiendo ell
"record' v la elegante vidricra del
conocido establecimiento ofrccc mag
nifices obietos dc utilidad V fantasia
para damas Y caballeros. Para los
pr6ximos bales finisimo calzado,
comodo V fuerte a la par que elcgan
te y artistico. De todas formas, colo
res clases Y pr.cios. Zopotos para
boda, los ultimos moklos. Zapatos
rebajados para bale, Fin aguas de
tocador V pcrfumeria no hay possible
competencia. Removable el surtido
tn todos lo- correos Il" Europa Y
Norte America. Por ESQ esta STEM
pre- lleno cl antique cstablecimicnto
favorito dc las damas.
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Muerte de Chaldi.

Sc ha recihnIo un telegrama lie
Nelilla eI c,al nos cominican que
en- Ia ciudad dp Fez ha fallecido ri
CtIehre jeie de la karba riffena que
comhati6 contra las tropas cspailo-
las en- el GuruglI.
No>otr"> pndcnos asegrlrar que
no hay mcJ"re> traje~ hech"S cue
los que vcnde Iuan Piera< Allen b
en- Ia Palme-,,lia.
Pam ala cura el PaludisSemc.
vende en- to,Ia, las droguerias.
La dicha mas erande para 81 di.pcp
tico. es hsrcr prterts digestion. v 50
Sc eonsigle andI la Estoma q J.
na Ui,iei
Enesta impremta sc vende
papel de peri6di"os viejos a
81 pesos quintaL
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Noticia local
q los maIinos,

Enero 24.-PUERTO RICO
Puerto de San Juan, Canal Exterior
Sc hace saber, que la Santa Elena
Shoal Buoy, No. 3,negra de "a clase
can, fue reemplazada por una boya
perfecta, en- Enero "a, 1910, por ha-
.berse encontrado. en- condiciones de
hundirse.
Por orden de la. Junta de Faros.
NJ. Joyce, Lieutenant, q. S. N.
Asst. to the Inspr. 3rd, Dist, Ser
vice of Porto Rico.
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A los Comercianfes
~ W Decimos.

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece los anuncian,
tee gran varledad de tpos estos para anunclos
nuncos adornados-Cch6s de esereopia que mantengan
sempre mpio perfecto e anuncioClch6s de plana
tera especales para grandes para hojas sue
tas-fijese ell las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDENT.
ClA En- elias vera sucesvas muestras modelos de sus
anuncios ~
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Rel9eS Keystone Elgin. The
Keystone Watch Case Co.. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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Anuncie 4 vd. ''| con cIaddad
.... Y eIegancia.

Fl annncio artistico bonto 10 lee todo el mnndo
Anunoos orados Cch6s especialmente preparaos para
camb'ar per6dicamente parte del ex para balances de
bancos stas comerciaes modeos para o6cinas ayunta
mlentos acadias, juzgados ETC. Avisc usted LA co
hkE>f)NDENCIA" y tendra mas amplios informes
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CASAS Y ART|cU.L0S
DE LOS E. u.

vino de Morrhcalta de Ulrici. Gu
ra las Was respiratorias DR.. Ulrice.
New York. -,.,..
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CQEN[[ERCl4A AL
f N T r A D A S D E L

r N T r A D AS D E L
EXTERIOR,
Aver tomo'puerto el Vapol
cubano Julia de la Habana
!apor ingles Berbice de Do
minica ...-
Vapor aleman Presiden dc
Sto: Domingo.
Vapor americana :. Juan
de n. York. .
+ DE LA ISLA
NO HUBO
DESPACHADOS PARA Ell.
EXTERIOR
Vapor Cubano Julia para
Habana
Vapor President para St.
Thomas.
Vapor'Berbice para Habana
Vapor S. Juan para la Isla.
PARA LA ISLA
NO HUBO
RUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Nazeyante pendiente
John Swaw descargando
Aurora descargando
M MOVIMlENTO DE
CABOTAJE
OperoGo1ees en- puertos
!.olo Luquillo
Isabella Naguabo y Huma.
Progreso Yabucoa
Deseada Maunabo
Carme]ita Pendiente
B UQU ES QU F Sc
AGUARDAN
Napor americana Carolina
Recalara el - actual proce.
dente de N. York.
Consig: The N. Y. P. r. Ca.
Napor americana Coamo
Saldra para N. York manana
Consig: The N. S. P. r. H.
Teleros de la umeo "Benner.
Goleta americana Hattie C.
Luce debe haber salido de N.
York para esta y Humacac
ell ii corriente.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Augusta
w. Snow Saldra de n. York
para esta el % actual:
Consig: S Ezquiaga
B A Il G O S.
ACClONES.
Banco territorial y ugr.cola S 40
Id. de Puerto Rico "43
-CEDULAS HIEOTECARIAS-
Banco territorialy agricola
Emisiones-3a. y 5a. S 81
Id. .... 80. ....5 Y -" 100.
&C A NJ B los
Londres-s 4.S14 4SS L.
n. York 10 cta. p.Wc-P.
Paris as p. I'D.
Hambu-go-4 p. Sd.
Espaha-10s a 10 Sap. 70.
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CapSulaS de Aceite de Haarlem.
Curan enfermedades de Ia vejiga Ho-
iland Medicine Co.. Scraton, Pa.
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LA TIENDITA,-De Jo-
sefa Echevarris, Plaza Baldorioty
San Juan, Puerto Rico. For cada 10
centavos que Sc gasten hssta ell 9 de
Enero 1910 Sc regalara una papeleta
sde dos muiiecss, una en- traje de "Me-
rry Widow y otra en- traje dc salon.
Hay juguetes efectos Ieligiosos J arti.
culos de novedsd para seiioras
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mo mas pecas nj manchas!

Cn'co remedio que p,r complete
hace deeaparecer recas manchas, ba
rros, etc. etc.
Para infoTmes dirigirse al P. o.
Manati, 2. k Box ISL
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COTIZ CIO N Els
: DEL MERCADO.
MIN

COTIZACIONES Els
DEL MERCADO.
MIN
Principoles drttculos de otmoce"
Arroz:
Partido . 3I4 a 3
Jap6n la. d . o'.o %
Id. "a. d o.oV
Id. valenciano o'l2
Bacalao
De la. en- cascos coo
Pescada ''oo
Ajos: a...,! % a 0o
Gcrba,,z0s:
(l Sc superior Q: - =
Id. medianos .'so ~
Id. Morunos 4'zo
Ha1nas de tragc: -.
Marcas patente, saco b a o, IL =
Otras marcas o'ooa
Cehollas Gal,epas Id
Id. americana @l4
Habichuelds::
Americapas coloradas
largas, .. ~
Blancas chicas - .
Id. largas o'so
Harina de maiz, $50 a 4.2o
Jamones en- cajas 14.5oa l5.oo
Jbon americana:
Rabbits Best D. oo
Octag6n, . ~, ~
Azul Ell barras =. ~
De pastillas, la GAIA 700
Manteca en- tercios ~ ll4
Id. en- cajas volcan a ITS
.Mantequilla danesa Al.
MneQui|las "mae'qco"as::
La famosa de -.
La favorita de ~
La Vaquita de lo'oo v
La Deliciosa 1o'oV
S.lch;ch0n l4.2o ais
Pasta del pals segun
clase 3.50a 6.
Papas amer,canas a'oo N
Erancoc, 800
Toc;ro h,,r;l IA 300
Tasajo, 0'oo
Qatesos::
Americana dc 2V'oo
De Holanoa 2l.oO
De bola o.'o d
Leche condensada
Aguila 90"
Leche Magnolia 40
Fosforos seguridad 5.SOa $50
Cocoa Nelson GAIA 2.Co
Peras latas 2 lbr. id. l.9O
Galletas VARIETY dcna. S 500
COTIZACIONES
DE LOS PRINC1PALEs AR-ICuLos
DEL PALS.
Azucor para ell consume:
Americana primera 800
De Ponce 4.4O
Habichuelas blan-
cas- 5a. a D
Habichuelas colo.
radas 4.5O
Cafe cotizacion Nom] ~ a1O4
Alneid6m
Clase superior 2.25
Sebo de res 4.5O
Maiz 2.4O
Jahon imitacion Ro
camora 400
PRECIos DE CONTRA
Cocos millar 24.0O
Algod0n 800
! Cueros dulces 400
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ing to one piece Of business and
when | get through with that | will
attend to this. never took that in
my life and | won't take it now.
When get through here If you vii!
repeat that language to me on the
outside | win see whether you can
fight as well as you can talk
Price said that he was willing TO
go on the outside at that moment,
but L'Engle turned from him and
continued his speech, and Pi ice took
his seat. He remained through it
all hearing L 'Engle haggellate Pleas
ant Holt in the severest language.
L. regard TO the authenticity Of
the letter. Mr.. L'Engle said that the
letter had been given by W. ii.
Price to woman, who had made a
copy of it and given it to BIN.
Furthermore that Holt had admitted
the letters.
Price inquired why the woman
didn't give him the original letter
If there was one.
because she wasn't committing
larceny" replied L'Engle.
As other topics Of the speech were
reached and treated the incident was
evidently forgotten, but when the
speech was concluded half the male
portion OF the CT ovid remained prob
ably for the purpose Of witnessing
what they looked upon as hsticufi
inevitable.
When sIr. LEugle had concluded
Price stepped from his seat and
throwing off his coat, announced tc
Mr.. L'Engle that he might now seei
his satisfaction.
"I'm going to DO it, said L'Engl'
and stripping himself to his sbir
sleeves in a jifiy he started towar'
Price, but at this juncture friends o
the parties closed in and prevented
further demonstrations of animosity
Mr.. Price was taken from tn
court house by friends and MI
|. L'Eugle was accompanied to hi
hotel.
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Attention U. c. "

Members of Camp A. H. Col
quit No. 1914 are requested to
meet in court house Madison ii,
a. m. on Tuesday 26th April next
for the purpose of transacting
any business properly coming
before the meeting. Bear in
mind that the said date is me-
mortal day let US try to join the
Elizabeth Harris Chapter U. d.
C. in the service of decorating
deceased Soldiers Graves
By order
THEODORE RANDELL
Adiutant Commander
A. LIVINGSTON.
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Circuit Court.

The Spring Term of Madison
county Circuit Court convened
Monday at ten o'clock with Judge
Bascom H. Palmer presiding and
State Attorney Cary A. Hardee
present to look after the interest
of all matters in which the State
is a party. The first work Of the
court was the calling and en-
panelling of the Grand Jury
which body is composed of the
following well known citizens of
the county: W. F. Howard, Fore
man, L. c. Cash, Clerk, J. T.
Woodland, R. c. Reams, Job Will
liams, G. c. Vann, S. j. Duval,
John Mercer, d. M. Wood, VIM.
c. Smith, Dan Carter, T. P.
Gates, A. H. Morrow, w. L.
Tooke, j, F. Littleton, T.J. Shaw,
ir., D. N. Henderson and j. w,
Loper. After the enpanelling
Judge Palmer delivered one Of
his exhaustive charges and the
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TN
s.rsationaI Letter is Read BY Claude
L'Engle.

The Miami Metropolis Of Monday
afternoon, April 4th, contains ;ae
,,osrt of highly sensational polit-
iosl meeting that occurred there Sat-
urday night, when Claude L 'Enele
read letter purporting to have been
written by Pleasant A. Holt, Of
Jacksonville, to w, II. Price, Of
Mariana. This letter, read by Mr..
L'Enge, was as followS'
Jacksonville, March Ii, $40.
Mr. ". II. Price, Mariana, Fla.
Dear Mr. Price: l beg to acknowl-
edge receipt OF your favor OF Feb
Qslb ! have been out Of the city
for over a week,
Has Cassidev paid his contribu-
ton to Wilson?
What is Wilson dOings
Please let me know the situation
ip regard TO the state senator.
Youknow l promised TO help Will
son to the extent OF five hundred
dollars $500 O0.) Part Of this mon-
y is to come from the race track.
have paid one hundred dollars; /
still feel obliged to the extent Of
100000
1T SEEMS TO NE THAT THE
PfOPER PLACE FOR SOME OF
THIS MONEY TO GO ISTo PAY
POLL TAXES. WON'T SOME OF
TTBE SPENT THIS WAYl Please
LET me know about this.
If any Of this money is spent tc
psy poll taxes, won't that also helE
WE. B. Smith? The best way to
help friend is to get bis friends
qualified so they can vote for him
How many poll taxes have beer
paid up to date in your county,
How many persons are there
around Mariana and other precinct
in the county who will not pay thei
own poll taxes, who would probabl,
also be for Smith and Wilson
WHOM WE CAN PAY?
Can you pay these in bulk to th
\ tax collector2 Please don't answe
this ofI-hand, but find out from him
Ny opinion is he is going to trac
the law. II this is so, how can 20
use this money to pay poll taxe'?
1t is almost a superhuman effol
to collar man and take him up
the tax collectors office and see th'
he turns the two-dollar bill you CIV
. him over to the tax collector. Th'
is the way we are having to do
here. Is it practical in your county
Please talk with Lewis and let n
hear from you. Some solution mu
n be found.
Also please look up the law al
give me your opinion whether or n
! taxes can be paid in bulk by 9th
n persons for other people after tt
primary to qualify them in the ger
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-14

Grand Jury retired to the per
Torrance of its duties. AT thB
iuncture Col. Chas. E. DAVIS
presented resolutions upon Tie
death of Col. C. B. Ashley wblh
by request were spread upon TIE
minutes of the court and as .
further mark of respect to tsg
deceased the court was adjourn
ed until Tuesday morning.
The case Of Sumpter Mitchell
charged with the killing Of hls
wife, Josephine, the defendaEr
with the consent Of the Stab,
entered a plea of guilty of mur
der in the second degree.
The Beatty case, for the muF
der of C. B. Ashley, after muea
dilatory tactics, was set for trial
on next Tuesday morning.