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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone Is.
Stop by and see Taylor.


Stop by and see Taylor.
Army and Navy incan descent l6 c. D. |
lamps. % cents at Moseley's Drug
Store. 4w
Mrs. A. Livingston, jr., and children
have returned home from very pleas
ant visit Of several weeks with the lady's
mother, Mrs. John Vinzant, at Lake
CITY.
Wanted:-l00 dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price paid, cash or
trade. r. V. Dial. II
Don't fail TO note that the ladies' Of
Madison W. Q. II. U. will serve de-
lghtfu free lunch Saturday after the
speaking. A more extended notice APP
. pears elsewhere 10 this issue.
A touch Of rheumatism, or twinge
Of neuralgia, whatever the trouble H.,
Chamberlain's LlnIment drives away
the PAIN at once and cures the complaint
4 quickly. First application gives relief
Sold by all druggists.
Mesdames Thoe. c. Vanu, G. h..
smith, Alex Smith and Il. j. BcgRs
and Miss Annie Beggs, form a pleasant
party leaving last Saturday for Atlanta
Ga, where they 20 TO attend the grand
opera now in pro sress in that city.
Are you tortured to death daily with
EczemaY Why suffer when BLooDINE
OINTMENT will give you instant relief
aud permanently cure you, SOC box
mailed by The Bloodine Co., Inc, bos
ton, Mass ID. G, SMITH, special agent
Attention is called to the w. g. t. U
column. Don't fail to read IT, You
may not agree with the women but you
. cannot help being interested 10 them
and their column will always have
something worth while, for they dom
seem to mind speaking their minds
row and then.
Beer drinkers aud others who SUITE
with Bright's Disease, Dialects, Bacl
Ache, or any Kidney or Bladder Trouble
can be cured II they will take BLooDINl
BLOOD AND KIDNEY TABLETS, SOC
box, mailed by The Bloodine Co., Inc
Boston, Mass. d. G. smith, sreoia
agent.
Owing to the illness OF the infan
child Of Mr., and Mrs. j. W. Reeve. tn
meeting Of the "Old Time Social Club
which was to have been held ut tn
opera house to night has been post
p0ned TO some other date to be an
announced later. Watch these column
for the announcement Of the date.
DO you have the dark brown taste j
your mouth every morning when yc
awake? II so.you are bilious and shout
take two or three Of those little BLoon
INE LIVER Pills, easy to take, neve
s'cken, weaken or gripe, CSC mailed b
The Bloodine Co Inc, Boston Mast
d, G. Smith, special agent,
At a special meeting Of the Tow
Council held last week for the pLrpo'
OF considering bids lor the constructio
Of the new dormitory. the contract WI
! let to j. w. Bishop OF Greenville who's
bld OF 81. 500 WAS the oNest receive
for the work. The bids ranged fro
the sum mentioned to s24 900 the higI
est. The plans submltte by Archite'
Carr ofQuincy were accepted, and II
building will be- handsome three stol
tstructure of brick throughout. "
understand that the work OF constru'
ton will begin Immediately.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05
See TaYIor's new RoOds.

Mrs. j. ]. Newman left Tuesday for
Ocala to attend the convention OF the
Flords U. D. c. She is delegate
from Elizabeth Harris Chapter.
Taylor, the leading clothler and fur
uiehier for the best
Mrs. 4. c. Dunn OF Tallahassee spent
several days last week with her sister,
Mrs Claude Morrow, and left Tuesday
! for Ocala to attend the L. d. c. cen
vention.
Try Or. G. B. Williams Liver and
Kidney Pills for Billiousness.
Howell Warlng and his sister, Miss
Maybelle, who for some months past
have been living at Port Tampa City,
have returned home we trust, to stay,
They are at the home OF their sister,
Mrs. j. l.. Wyche.
For Sae:-A Kentucky raised bay
horse at bargain Tor quick sale. DR..
10. T.. Mixson, Greepvllle, Fla. II.
| When BLooDrNE RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENr has cured so many cases OF Rheu'
matism, why do you suffer with thit
terrible affection, it relieves all pain in
s;antly, 25c and SOC bottle d. G.
, Smith, special agent.
Major NJ. c. Drew has returned from
a stay Of several weeks At Hampton
Springs where he has been taking the
waters for rheumatism. The Major il
getting around pretty well, notwith'
, standing be has to navigate OF crutch-
I es
Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children
1t contains no opium or other narcotic
and can be given with implicit conf
d dence. AS quick cure for coughs an
! colds TO which children are susceptible
}, it IL unsurpassed. Sold by all druggist
The last political rally before tn
= primary will be held 10 Madison OH Sa
urday and the candidates will be o
hand prepared to tell the people a
r about il. Come out and hear the speNl
X ing, and give the candidates a chanC
g TO get at you. By-the-way, the ladi'
E Of the w. c. T. U. are going 10 serve
n free lunch to the visitors 10 town th'
day.
Il Our ice wagon leaves the plant evel
morning at six o'clock and every aitei
~ bn at four o'clock. The morning d'
10 .sery will be for all ice takers. IT
~ afternoon delivery will be only tho
10 orders for which orders have been n
: celyed up to the time OF the wagon lei
ing the plant, 4 o'clock. IL YOU WA
IS ice IN the afternoon send or telephoI
YOUR order before four o'clock. "
want to satisfy our customers 10 eyei
= way and If YOU have complaints OF u
= service please let us have them. Mad
son Electric Power Company. II
,r Try DIR. G. b. Williams Liver al
" X dney Pills for Constipation.
g. To night is the date Of the first a
nual meeting OF the Madison Board
10 Trade. At this meeting the main bu
So ness which will come before the boz
IN ia the election OF officers for the ems
as ing year. The meetings of the Boa
We of Trade for the past few months ha
ID been noticeable because OF their a
M sence and it is hoped that the annu
b. meeting to night will be attended
ct every member and that a new bold "
he be taken AID The work OF the institute
~ press forward with increased vig'
pe Let every member be present ut t
G. Council chamber at $3.50 o'clock
night.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05

hEE IneN pIottys AhylOi ShoN EVooe
Mrs. Emma Brevard OF Tallahassee is
the guest OF Mrs Albert Fraleigh, hav
ing arrived in the city last week and
will probably remain throughout this
week.
Those who have promised refresh
meuts to the w. G. T. T., are request
ed to send same to court house yard by |
IL o'clock Saturday morning.
Fleischmaun's Yeast received at Di-
ais Grocery Store fresh twice a week, |
The pupils and tea cheers at the Nor
mai are beginning to look forward and
plan for the annual commencement
which will be held the first week in
June, so we are informed.
Just received fresh supply OF Pratt's
Stock Food, Animal Regulator, Condi-
ton Powders, Cow Tonic and Poultry
Food. Moseley's Drug Store. A.
ChambArlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create healthy
appetite. They promote the now Of
gastric juice, thereby inducing good d.
Gestiop, Sold by all druggists,
Rev. H. W. Whitnel left Monday
morning for Green Cove Springs where
he lie assisting the pastor Of the Meth
odist church, Rev. John, Morrow in a
revival meeting. Owing TO his absence
there will be no services at the Meth.
odist church next Sunday.
The splendid work Of Chnmt erlain' 3
stomach aud Liver Tablets lie daily COM
iug to light, No such grand remedy
for liver aud bowel troubles was ever
: known before. Thousands bless them
for curing constipation, SICK headache,
bllousness, iauudice and indigestion
Sold by all druggists
The big gasoline engine which will
furnish the motive power for lorne''
grst mill arrived this week and Is he
- ing installed MI. Horne expects t
= have the mill 10 operation by Satmda,
u when be will be ready and prepared t
grind all the corn that is brought Il
e him. This is an industry which Mad
: son long has needed.
It Miss Clara Coggins who spent las
week 10 Mobile, Ala, as Sponsor 70
the Florida Brigade, e. &. ", has re
, turned TO Florida aud is nov visiting
friends at Muscogee, near Pensacola
We are all delighted TO learn that Mis-
10 Clara and the other Florida ladies' SUI
70 tered no injury by reason OF the auto
mobile accident which happened t
y them in Mobile
he Mr.. and Mrs. j. h, Crimson were "a
e home" to their friends last Friday eve
" ming, the cci sion being the twenty
IA fifth, or SILVER" anniversary OF tn
4. marriage Of the hosts. Many invita-
tious had been issued and the besutifl
and hospitable home was crowded wit
guests WHO EtLue w CObkl hbhlHNo WV
delightful hosts upon their reachin
n this anniversary and to express the hoI
Of that they would celebrate other ann
81 vcrsaries yet to come. Many handsou
ly presents Of silver evidenced the hil
u apprec alton a1d esteem In which NJ
I'd and Mrs. Brinson are held by The
| A i.
b. the occasion was the beautiful improm
al tn discourse by DR.. Mickle, the believe
~ Presby terlan pastor. Ice cream, cal
III and delicious fruit punch compns'
On the refreshments, after partaki1g
,r. which the delighted guests depart'
he with lingering wishes for the continue
o. happiness and prosperity OF the gracio
hosts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-21
OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
ADEQUATE FACILITIES
POINTS OF INTEREST,
Cut Glass Sale.

If you want something for a Thanksgiving gift or Christmas present, stop and look at the inch cut glass bowls that will be sold this 936-9SS Main street. You may say "I didn't know as they sold cut glass here; and in reply will say, We do not" This is just little opportunity sale for you at less than half price. Seeing is believing and you are in- vlted to come and critfcise and make comparison.
 It's Really Remarkable
 what a difference there is between the work which the Crawford Laun- dry turns out and that of other dresser in the city to see our work, as we know it is exactly what they want. The same work that is pleas ing the most careful dressers in the city cannot help but please you, even though you are most fastidious. We also make a speciality of the family wash. Phone 2910 and the wagon will call. The Crawford Laundry Co.,, 435 Fairfield avenue.
 Dining Furniture Sale.
 Nothnag1e's great dining room fur niture sale ends at D. m. Wednes- day. The entire beautiful new stock of dining room furniture of every description goes into this sale. Every piece a remarkable bargain at the extraordinary discount prevailing while sale lasts No matter what you need for the dining room it will pay you well to look here before the sale ends. Another good thing sold at the Nothnagle store only, is the famous Glenwood range, made for people who want the best. Just what you need to cook your Thanksgiving dinner properly. Ask to see that latest Glenwood. It costs you noth- ing to look and it may do you a heap of good. Elevator to all depart ments, 1869 Main street and 135 Fair field avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-21
Four Reasons Why First
 Mortgage Real Estate Loans Are the Safest and

B0SG lnVeSC1u6uC.
 I. Because they are not affected by panics.
 2. Not affected by condition of the money market. es 3. Not affected by manipulation. 4. If we'll selected they never de. preciate fin value. Now is the Time to Invest. We offer, subject to sale. the fol- lowing list of Bridgeport Mortgages.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-21
N o TICE

For f0rty-fOur years we bavc been conducting business at the same old location, corncr of Main and John Streets, Bridgeport. Conn.,. and our Private Hank has been established iherc continuously. We hase received and paid out on demand without no- iice millions of dollars of money de. posited with us and we continue to receive money subject to depOsitof's check at sight, on which we allow three per cent. per ani,ulD. creoiteH 10 each account monthly. We solicit fhc accounts of individuals. business men, firms and corporations. and all who want Q bank account where they ran deposit money. checks or drafts. aDd leave it for one day. one week. ono month or ono year. and draw interest ou it for my time 1t is left with uA We give to the business our carcfu fsarsonal attention as inc oldest nrm uR nitrate bankers in this Gtafe.
 T I. WATSON & co.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
McNINCH FOR CONGRESS.
Republicans Nominate Charlotte Man
Enthusiastic Convention Of Re-
publicans Held in Shelby.

Charlotte, N. c., May 18.-Former
Mayor Samuel McNinch of this city
was nominated for Congress on the
Republican ticket at the Ninth Dis
trict Congressional Convention held
in Shelby yesterday. Mr.. j. Coiman
Ramsay of Madison placed Mr. Nc
Ninch in nomination, pledging ma
jority of 1900 for him in that coun-
ty and seconding speeches were
made by Hyatt of Yancey, Bunchanan
of Mitchell, Jonas of Lincoln. Ham
rick of Catawba, and others. There
were no other nominations and the
Convention approved the choice by a
rising vote.
The convention was the largest in
point of interest and attendance that
has been held in the Ninth District
in years, the mountain counties,
which are heavily Republican, and
(which had been reported to be op-
posed to Mr.. McNinch's nomination,
were enthusiastic for him and placed
him in nomination. Speeches by va
rious delegates showed the party in
fine shape. AS Webb was badly beat
en- outside of Charlotte two years
ago, and as McNinch is immensely
popular in his home town, his sue,
cess seems assured. Mr.. McNincf
| authorized the statement that ne
would accept and would wage ar
aggressive campaign.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
FUNERAL CORTEGE OF KING ED
WARD VII.
Most Imposing Ever Held In England.
Rests Now at Windsor.

London, May 20.-Sovereigns and
OF the powers OF all
the world paid last tribute today to
England's great monarch. Edward
VII, whose body now rests in st.
Georges Chapel at Windsor Castle,
where the bones Of Edward Nv. the
Sixth and Eighth Henrys, Charles I,
the Third and Fourth Georges and
William w are entombed.
London's millions filled the streets
and open places, as they have never
before filled them either at funeral
or a festival. All the pageantry that
marked the burial of Victoria was as
naught when compared with the mag
nificance of today's spectacle, which.
though it passed through multitude
of hushed people, reverently bent,
was splendid in its accomplishments
of gilded coaches, brilliant uniforms
and decorations.
The order of precedence in the pro.
cession was governed by kinship, a:
related to the position of the sover
eign. The special ENJOYS OF the
| United States and France occupied
the eighth carriage, and although ex
President Roosevelt was inconspicu
GUS in the procession King Georg
gave him marked attention at tn
!. lunch at Windsor Castle after tn
funeral, seating him, with eight othe
guests, at his own table.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26

THE statement that Charlotte's
mayor is going to detail a special
police force to attend the Wake dele
cation at the Democratic Convention
is not yet officially confirmed" says
the Raleigh Caucasian How closely
and to how much advantage some
folks manage to keep up with the
newsi-Charlotte Observer.
The Caucasian is always abreast OF
the times, brother, and presuming on
the natural propriety of such step
it gave recognition to the rumol
started by a Democratic contempt
rary. We hope Charlotte's mayo
will be as alive to the city's sa1et
and good name as Its Leading news
paper always is.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
McNINCH FOR CONGRESS.
IL the Ninth District Is ''MOrehead'
lied" He Can Be Elected.

The Lincolnton Times.l
The Republicans did the right
thing in nominating Mr.. s. 8. Nc
Ninch Wednesday. Some thought 1t
rather soon. But it's never too soon
to do the right thing. And that was
the right thing We hope he can,
and will, accept the nomination. We
do not know him personally, but are
reliably informed that he is broad
minded. and. therefore. a peoples
man. He did not seek the honor; it
sought him. AS the Charlotte Obser-
yer once said of Webb. cit is written
in the stars" that McNinch is to be
our next Congressman. The Times
honestly believes he will be; that
this progressive and business age
here in the Piedmont demands it.
Two years ago Mr.. Webb received
1850 votes, Mr.. Smith 1884, Civ
ing Webb 3,016 majority. In the
Fifth District four years ago, Mr.
| Kitchin's majority was 5.414. Mr.
i Morehead, in the same District tw'
; years ago, overcome that and wa
/ elected by 290 majority, a gain o
l5,7o4 votes Mr.. McNinch will hav
| an easier task in this District tina
I'll Morehead had in his two years age
i | If we will all do our dutQ- So let us
!. To this our duty's call.
gt BY counties win this fall:
I'll In answering their rolls,
, As freemen at the polls.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
JOHN G. DAVIS CONVICTED.

Former Wilmington Man Convicted
In Washington of Obtaining Money
Under False Pretense.
Washington, D. c., May 18.-After
a sensational trial, John G. Davis was
convicted here today OF obtaining
money under false pretense, in pre-
tending to make investments for GUS
toners, mainly women. He obtained
over 100000.
Davis poses as religious devotee.
and made an exhibition in the court,
calling on the Lord to prove his inno-
cence, until the judge ordered him
removed. Sentence will be passed
later. The extreme penalty is ten
years, and he will probably receive it.
Davis is we'll known in this State,
| where he lived in Wilmington. Pos
ing as a devoted member of the
| church and giving large sums to
church work and charities, he com
pletely fooled the people of that city
| and defrauded many. On being ar
rested he plead insanity and was con
fined in the State asylum for si1
years, being seharged as cured. HI
Immediately begun the old operation
in Washington City.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
Wilmington Democrat Charges An
other With Fixing" Election.

Wilmington, n. c., May 21.-In
the last rally held by the citizens or
ganization during the recent Demo
cratic primary, Mr.. G. C. Covington,
one of WilmingtoH's prominent citi-
zens, in the course of speech rela-
tive to local affairs, made the charge
that Mr.. Hugh Wallace, well-known
Democrat, had made certain remarks
about the election being fixed so that
any work the citizens organization
might do would be fruitless. and he
(Covington) declared that he wanted
to brand Hugh Wallace as self-con-
fessed thief.
As a sequel suit was instituted by
Wallace to-day, and although the
| complaint has no been filed. 1t Ii un-
derstood that he will ask for not less
than $4,000 damages
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26

Weldon, n. c., May IA sensa-
tion was created to-day when Chas.
Minshaw, a well-known citizen OF
TilIery, was arrested and taken be-
fore Justice Robertson, In Enfield. on
the serious charge Of being impli-
Gated in the murder of bis cousin,
John s. Minshaw. on the night OF
April 18th.
On the night OF April 18th John
Minshaw left Tillery in a buggy with
his cousin, Charlie Minshaw. The
latter claims that while driving along
a dark road his cousin John was shoi
in the back by some unknown per
son.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
THE BOSS. GETS A JOLT.
Mr.. j. b. Basnighs Appointed Post
master at New Begn-Haneock.
Democrats and Others Trotsed Out
In Order 60 Defeat Basnighf. bur
They Were Left In the Running.

Washington. d. c.. Nay 24.-The
received an awful Jolt thls afternoon
when the President sent 10 the Sem
ate the nomination Of j. 8. Basnight
TO be postmaster at New Bern. Rob
ert Hancock was the original choice
OF National Committeeman Duncan
for the appointment. but when the
charges were preferred AZ the White
House against the present assistant
postmaster. his candidacy was aban-
doned. Mr.. Duncan thought of rec
ommending for appointment several
New Bernites, one of whom was a
near-Democrat, with the understand
ing that Hancock should continue as
Observation-Disclosures. The President
would not even agree to name man
as postmaster at New Bern who
would continue Hancock as assistant
postmaster, and finally decided to ap-
point the man whom National Com
mitteeman Duncan has been fighting.
Congressman Morehead has looked
after Basnight's interests here, and
the turn-down of the National Com
mitteeman at the White House is wa
ter on the wheel for the opposition
that seeks to bring about his down
fall at the Republican State Conven-
tion. The loss of control over the
patronage situation in the State to
any considerable extent will go a
long ways towards Duncan's undoing.
1t is predicted here that State Chair
man Adams will be arrayed against
him before the convention assemblies.
Duncan and Adams have been at
outs for more than a year, though
they have maintained sort of armed
truce.
Vice-President Sherman promised
Congressman Morehead to-day to de-
liver several political speeches in
North Carolina during the coming
campaign He will probably be heard
at Charlotte and Greensboro.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
Child Roasted to Death in Barn Near
Lexington.

Lexington, N. c.. May 20.-Newst
of horrible occurrence was received
here this morning, telling of the
burning to death Of a small child of
Arthur Leonard, a well-known young
farmer and school teacher. Two OF
his schildren set fire to a strawstack
yesterday and when the rapid spread
of the flames revealed to them the
havoc they had caused, they ran to
the barn near by and crawled under
it to hide, fearing a whipping from
their father. Soon the fire began
eating it's way toward the barn. and
it grew so hot under the structure
that the eldest child crawled out ant
escaped, but the younger. still fear
full of chastisement, kept crawlin
farther and farther under. and wa
finally caught and roasted to deatf
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
promineni AsheviIle Democrats
Fight.

AshsvIlle. y. c.. May 2i.-ChArg-
ing Former Police Court Jaase
proxn slipping and falling on nis
rssecting on him. Police Judge Cooke
me, him On the street and applied an
,nsuI,ing epithet Blows passed.
brown slipping and falling and ns
knees.
Roth were placed under arrest ana
aned before Q magistrate next moIn-
Ing The affair has created eonslos'
able local feeling among
bers Of the party.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Passenger Train ON Norfolk and
Southern Derailed-A Number In
tured. But None Killed


Hartford. y. c. May zi.-Sorth-
bound passenger train. No. /. from
Raleigh and Washington. was der.i'-
aa s,Y miles below here this after
MON and twenty-five persons were
,n,ursd The tender of the engine
wss derailed by some unknown cause
and the entire train overturned with
the exception Of the engine. only
the skill of the engineer In bringing
hts train TO a quick stop aSerted the
toss O: many lives. The track vas
torn up. The baggage and mall car.
smok.r and nrst-class passenger
cars. turned turtle.
The only seriosaiy injured ssrs
the child Of " II. Sanderlin. OF Bet
haven, being badly bruised about the
had. W. A. Lee, OF Norfolk Gag
xsga,nss,sr inernal injuries. oths'
,nturt.s we're sprains. bruises and
slight cuts.
| visitors to the scene OF the trou
| bls say that no one was kiiisd va
miraculous.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26

- the ticket named By the iasur-
=. ,n wake County was successful
= ,hs primaries and tthe polls and
- nsn Who fathered the movement
-srs not allowed voice In Affairs.
vou would hear another hovi.-Dnr-
ham Herald.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26

The problem of IAN irresistible
object striking an immovable one,"
is eclipsed by the Wake County
problem Of the "ins" wanting to
stay In and the "outs" wanting to
get in.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26

AN unprincpled demagogue, an
ignorant ass, or the paid hireling of
baleful influence" is the way Kan
sas man talked Of his opponents in a
speech at Washington. With little
training that man will be eligible to
join the Wake County Democracy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-05-26
Chickens Come Home to RoOst.
Greensboro News. ]

If the News and Observer ever
raised its voice in protest over Demo
cratic cheating Republicans at the
polls we never heard of it; but now
that newspaper is loudly declaring
that its faction should have repre-
sanitation In the primaries so as not
to be cheated by the other faction.
Editor Daniels evidently does not
think that chickens should come
to roost.