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The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-29
THE JEWISH HERALD

pink Mrs. Gilberts, black baby Irish
lace over black satin. In the ball room
streamers of pink and white were
drawn from the ceiling corners to the
chandelier and caught by large bow
La Blanc vines encircled every avail
able space and palms were arranged
at intervals throughout the club rooms
At one end of the ball room an alcove
built of pink and white, surrounded by
pink and white carnations, served as
the punch booth. Miss Pauline Heinz,
Bessie Brown and Essie Wolfson serv.
ed punch, all three wearing the white
robes over pink. In the library vases
tied with brides tulle filled with
brides roses were arranged on the
mantel and book cases. At one end of
the room was dial on which the brlue
and groom were welcomed, and which
was surrounded by a graduation of
palms. A screen of apple blossoms
was in the rear of this. Klein Ault's
orchestra dispensed sweet music dur
ing the afternoon. Standing with Mr..
and Mrs. Roddy, who wore a black
satin gown with real lace trimmings,
Mr.. Roddy, the groom's father, and
Messrs. Ben and Abe Levy, the brides
brothers. MINIS and ices were served.
featuring the pink and white color
note of the ball room, by Misses Flora
and Marguerite Weltman, Ida Brown,
Rose and Addie Neumagen, Lii Land
man, Lillian Lewis, Minnie Cohen, Ger
trude and Dora Sturman. Miss Leah
Watelsky of Dallas presided over the
guest book, Immediately after the re-
ception Mr.. and Mrs. Roddy left for a
two months trip for point in Michigan
and an extensive tour of the East. Tn.
on their return they will be permanent
ly located in Cameron, where Mr.. Rod
dy is prominent merchant Mrs.
Roddy's going away gown was of light
tan with hat and gloves to match. The
out of town guests were DR.. l.. Rod
dy, Mr. Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs Coleman
Roddy, Mr.. R. Roddy, of Cameron, Tex.
as; Mrs. Dr.. Towmin of Waco; Misses
Celine and Glenn Haas of Weather
ford; Leah Watelsky and Ernestine
Hirsh of Dallas; Messrs. Sid Berger
of New York; Donald Brin, Dave Wa
telsky, Gus Hirsh, of Dallas, and Louis
Bernstein of Oklahoma City. Miss
Essie Wolfson, accompanied by her
mother, left Sunday for an extensive
trip through Colorado. Misses Ce-
line and Clementine Haas of Wealth
erford have returned to their home
after most pleasant stop. Miss
Leah Watelsky of Dallas spent a few
days in the city last week Mr.
Louis Bernstein of oklahoma City is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jake Channow-
Sky. Miss Reba Gilbert spent sew
eral days in Dallas the past week. =
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-29

Continued OH Ps0e ?
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-27
NJ. E. Church.

1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
l:00 q. m.-Morning services.
Sermon Subject; IAN Elect Race"
700 p. m.-Epworth League.
Topic: "An Upward Way"
Leader: Miss Bertha Durkee.
500 p. m.-Even Song.
Sermon from Shakespeare: lingo
Master Villian.''
Wednesday 7:45 p. m.-Midweek
Service.
''The Ones that helped the Pilgrims.
A. j. WALLER, Pastor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-27
High School Elects Instructor

On last Friday the 2lst., at the
meeting of the High School Board
Mr.. j. A. Fogt, of Charles City,
Iowa was elected as one of the in
structors for our High School for
the coming year. Mr.. Fogt will
have charge of the Commercial
course and also of the Athletics.
He comes to Julesburg with the
best of recommendations and has
had special experience in CONNER
ciaI work. The High School pro-
poses to give its students just as
good commercial course at home
rs til, : can get anywhere. A reg
ular commercial course will be
taught including Type writing,
Stenography, Bookkeeping, Bank
inga nd Commercial law. 1t is Ger
tainIy to the credit of our High
School Board and the County Sup't
that this course has been added to
the High School work.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-27
Coasresat;onal Church.

Congregational Church.
Seats Free-Cordial Welcome to all.
Minister, Rev. Louis Heb.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
II a. m. Sermon by Rev. L. Heb.
Subject; Importance of Bible Study.
8p. m. Sermon by Rev. H.,H Cook.
Subject: "An Appeal to the Jury"
Kingdom.
Wednesday 7:45 p. m. Prayer Meeting.
Sub: The Prologue to Johns Gospel"
Chapter l; lib
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-27
The NJ. E. parsonage was treat
ed to a coat of paint last week.
Entertains in Homer Of Guests.

Mrs. NOrah b. Bedford enter
tained Friday afternoon in honor
of Miss Gertrude Frost and Mary
johnson. The guests were: Mes
danes. W. ii. Winterbotham. f.
ii. Rood, Chas Petersen, f. ID.
Hamilton, o. S. Corpe, G. W.
White, Grant Babcock, c. F. Par
ker, Jas. ii. Parker, Ked Vance.
w. ii. Pound. Il. n. Cleveland,
II. ii. Hudson, r. NJ. Adams, Ida
Reich. The Misses Hazel Hamil.
ton, Addie McNew, Madge Nc
New, Olive Pound. Jessie Wilson.
The afternoon was delightfully."-
spent Mt the close of which refresh
ments were served.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-27

Pastures will all burn like piece
of punk. Bethany, Mo.
j. +. Saunders and II. j. Erick-
son were in from Ovid Thursday
afternoon.
j. A. Dawson attended meet
ing of the High School Board on
last Thursday.
Misses Hilda. Wanda and Hazel
Phares picknicked at the Italian
Caves Friday afternoon.
Ed Halkyard spent a. few days
in Julesburg the latter part of last
week and the first of this.
Rudolph Neugebauer was in re.
newing his subscription to the
Grit-Advocate on Friday.
Mrs. Nora Redford and son
Dean were visiting and sight seeing
in Denver several days this week.
Carl Pidgeon has returned home
after a three weeks visit with his
brother in Dawson County, Nebr.
Albert Hastings of Central City
Nebraska, was one of the land seek
ers in Julesburg the latter part of
last week.
Miss Gertrude Frost and Miss
Mary johnson who have been visit
ing with Mrs. Redfort left for
Denver on No. II Monday.
Mr.. c. l.. Phares is entertain
ing a sister, Mrs. w. L. Stagg Of
Chicago, and niece Miss. Hazel
Pharse of Bloomington. III.
Mrs. F. Y. Hurst and daughter
Hazel drove down from
Chappell in t'ieir automobile
Thursday. They paid this office
a call.
Oscar jacobson from Southeast
of town was caller at our office
Saturday morning. Mr.. jacobson
is an old timer here and Il very
interesting person to talk with.
The large ice house north of Thur
nagle's blacksmith shop was COM
pletely destroyed by fire Sunday
about II O'Clock. About thirty
tons of ice was in the building of
which all was destroyed but about
4 tons. The origin of the fire is IL
The building was own
ed by A. G. Ryburn and the ice
was owned by A. G. Ryburn and
E. A. Phelps, Jr.---Big Springs
Journal.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-27

Blank notes for sale ut this Of
fee.
A sign is soon to be placed on
the ColoaeO State line east of
town.
DR.. NJ. l.. BabcOck was pas
senger to Denver Tuesday morn
ing.
&. X. Herferts smiling counten-
ance was seen on our streets Tues
day.
Roy Warren and wife came in
from Lexington Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Matte Harrison came in
from Boulder on No. IL Monday
evening.
o. ". Purly the genial cattle
buyer came into Julesburg Tues
day morning.
At noon Monday Denver's tenn
perature Was 50 while the east
was still sweltcring with the heat.
Miss Cordelia Hamilton came
down from Boulder via Denver
Monday night to visit friends in
the city.
Morris johnson and V. Deich
have had telephones installed in
their residences. Manager Lemon
was installing the phones on Tues
day.
The horse race that was to have
been run last Saturday afternoon
was declared off on account of the
rain. 1t will be run on Saturday
of this week.
The front of Reeds hardware
store has been treated to a coat of
paint this week. 1t adds material
" to the appearance of the build
ing. Let the good work go on.
H. l. Patten who owns farm
l6 miles south of town was IA cal
er at our Office on Saturday. We
Knew Mr.. Patten number of
years ago in Iowa and we were
very glad to renew old acquaintance
ship.
Bert Anderson went to Denver
morning and made the
Moffat Road trip Sunday. He re-
urned to Julesburg Monday night
With his usual smiling face and
lis pocket full of pictures taken
m the trip.
+. ID. Hamilton and family are
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Wilson and two children of Grand
sland. Mr.. Wilson is the Dis
rict manager of the Nebraska Tel
phone. and spent Sunday in
'ulcsburg. The rest of the family
viii make more extended visit at
he Hamilton home.
F. II. Fledderiohn, of New
knoxville, Ohio, has been in the
ity for a week past visiting with
is son-in-law, L. w. Eversman,
nd family, and attending to legal
usiness. Mr.. Fledderjohn re-
lrned to his home Tuesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-27
Watch it Grow

The Demonstration farm is gradual
ly but surely becoming fact. If we
ever needed gentle reminder to farm
in the most scientific manner it is this
seeson. Fields that have been taken
care of in just exactly the right man.
ner are looking good and are producing
results. 1t would have been worth
much money to us this seasIn could we
have visited farm right at home where
every little movement was going on the
most scientific manner. The plan as
outlined now is marked improve
ment over the Campbell plan. Under
the present idea the Fair Association
which is an incorporated Company will
actually own the farm which will con-
sists of 100 or 800 acres. The Stock
holders elect their board of directors
who with the officers of the Agricul-
tural College in operating the farm.
E. +. Clayton ten shares.
John Cass s.
w. NJ. Labaree 8
Parker Bros. s.
Geo. Thompson $
Dye Bros. s.
r. j. Dobell -
w. NJ. Hileman ="
Smith-Adams Realty Co. .
H. V. Styer eight >,
Roy +. johnson five shares
Eguene Tiberghein .
John Thistle
Sam Carlson 8
S. +. Stevenson
Robson & Hendricks $
Guy Poole ''
4. n. Cleveland 9
Harry Spillman
Lily II. Labree ''
w. d. Dunlap 2 shares
j. P. Brown )"
DIR. M. Cook 5"
G. f. Raines 10 "
H. E. Reichel 10 g
F. N. Austin )"
II. O. Wiggins 5"
S. r. Ruby 2"
S. f. Holt 2"
J. B. Dunham 2"
Lewis French p
w. II. johnson s.
G. r. Pollock 1"
J. w. Miller 2 $
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-27
JsIssburs Lodge Directory

l. o. o. EVERY Monday.
A. F. & A. M.-2 and Fridays.
M. w. And and 4th Thursdays.
Royal Highlanders-Every Wednesday.
Rebekahs and 3rd Tuesdays.
Eastern Star-2nd and 4th Tue sdays.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
Base Ball To-day!

The Enterprise Recorder is rc-
guestcd to announce that base ball
game between Madison ard the Non.
mai School will he played this after
noon at ( O'Clock on the vacant
grounds near Ne. J. IT, Fonda s.
Everybody is invited to he p es'n,
and no admission will he charged,
The two teams played last Mon-
day, at which time the town boys
were victorious 10y score % g 10 I
Some little base ball interest is beng
manifested at the present, aGd d
some business man would take hole
now, quite On amount of am2semen
could he furnished during the SUN
mer with very little trouble and cost
The Enterprise Recorder hopes ye
3 to see Madison have good tehr
and some base bal. crclt.m,nt befol
1 tho summer Is over
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
Bio Time atHOuS6 Parry

Reports from the House Party,
which has heen in progress at Mr.
Archie Smiths plantation near
Champaign indicate that the young
people have been having the time oi
their lives. on Sunday. IN addition
to many other delicacies. Mr smith
had for dinner one o: his finest Mr-
keys Then the large hou'" the
pood cheer prevailing. the dancing
the watermclons, and all. have con-
tribated toward the pleasure %. the
visit. and the young people are joud
IN their praises Of The smith &o'b
ers for the good time they have been
enjoying.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
TRY AN ENTENZA. FOR SALE Al
ALL CIGAR STORES

Chas. Dickinson Of Flo d J.'y arrived
in MAIDS Tuesday ari will spend
week here with friend- ane relatives
FOR SALE. Mice Pl 'app 90 sl.I5
per crate. R. l., Schen b FL press Of
flee.
!. +. Smith Of sam .'a go J, G.
cobb Of Hickory Grove ere adlrR in
Madison Saturday.
FOR SALE. Fifty res saw mill
timber. IL. Hughey Ma son Fla
T u. T..
Reddyp Randell left sunday for Lake
Bird. Taylor County. where he has
accepted a school for he enmmer'
Had dyspepsia o. indigestion fo'
years. No appetite, and Whist did ea
distressed me terribly Butdock BLOOD
Bitters cured mel II, Walker Sun
bury, Ohio,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
sTCP THAT DANDB-FF

n
|pre it kins your haIr. ou know
buff is a germ disease and IT leads
y and eurely to badness and there
h one way TO cure dandruf ana
b to KIN the germ that causee the
Ie.
|ssy sa!yee viii never do this. Ie'
y Zemo Soap kill the germ ana
,Granteed to cure dandru& itch
Ralp end all other germ diseases ol
fslp.
no and Zemo Soap are the true
tfc rene ies for these aifilclions'
ow our faith 10 Zeno and Eemo
we have instructed the druggist
g them to refund yoar money u
are no, satisfied with the results
the very fret bottle and the Lrs'
OF soap.
+ can afford to make this offer be
one bottle Of Zeno and one CAKE
)ap are sufficient TO chow their neal
Qualities ard IL used according u
Ion' they will effect a permanent
ID by druggists everywhere ana II
0 10y d. G. Smith.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
ESCAPED WYuH I3Is LlrE.

.lN,u,y.one years a2o ] 'nccd a."
avful DEATH" writes t. b. Martin.
Por, Ilarr-leou. =. G. Doctors ,aid J
had consumption and the dreadful
cough mad looked Ike It sure enough
/ tried everything COULD hear OF Tor
my cough and was under ;he treatment
or the be-, doctor in q eorgetoSn, :, G.,
for a year, but could get 40 relief y
friend advised me TO try DIR, Kings New
Discovery, did 20 and wac complete
" cured. feel that eve my life u
this great throat and lung cure lti
positively guaranteed for coughs coId'
and all bronchial Affection SOC an'
ri 90. Trial bottle free at all druggists
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
MADISON. FLA. FRIDAY. JULY ii, 1911
Pinetta News.

Since the Fourth" we hear les.
picaic talk.
Mr. VIM. White. oar Il. T. d.
Carrier. spent few DAYS last week
in Live Oak attending the Rural
Letter Carriers Association
Mr.. w. w. Conuell Of Savannah.
was visiting his brother Nr. r.
Connell, here last week.
l., w. .Jptnsoa Of Lake City visi-
ted relatives here recently.
Mrs. J. II. BQrland acrived from.
Brunson, s. c. last FRIDAY and was
the guest of hec sister Mrs. w. J,
Allen until Sunday; aad is visiting
another of her sisters, Mrs. l., A
Seals, on Route 2 from Madison TIN
week. This is Mrs. Borland's le-
visit to relatives in her native COUNTY
since going TO South Carolina aboa
two years ago, and il is needless q
say il viii he enjoyed.
Mr. NJ 4. Westcotl ,ougu, ij,1i
ot pleasure among friends IN \al
dosa Saturday and sunday
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14

CANNOT Li D- -. y
By local applications, "a, they anno'
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There j. only one waYto :ure dea'-e',
and that j. 10y constitutional remedies
Deaf,lne- is caused by an .pfamed con
dition ot the mucous lining Of tEe tus'
tRrhian Tube. When the tube u ~
,,amad Won baye IA runbiiDg SCUM OF
Imuersect hearing and when IT ls ell.
tiralv closed. deafness is the result, and
uplses The inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored 10 Iis nor
NAL condition, hesriDg viii be destroye-
forever, nine eases ont Of ten are ca't'ec
by Ca,arrh. which ls nothing but an 40
famed oooditiOn Of the mucous sGr
facee.
We will give One Hundred Dollart
for any case of Deafness Caused L!
cstsrrh) that cannot be cured by Hall
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free
F.J. Cheney g. Co.. Toledo, o,
Sold by all druggists '5c.
Take Halle Family Pills for constl
| Dat ION.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
Smoke Entenza Cigars,

For fresh meats OF all kinds, phone
n. r. b. Bishop
Miss Laura Grower Of Route was
,leasapt visitor 10 Madison Wednesday,
FOR RENT:-Most desirable cottage,
,pnly to d. G.. Smith or d. IL Mays
Mrs. p. 5. Coggins, Of Madison is
the guest Of the Misses Maye -Monti
cello News.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14

Right in your busiest season "i"r
Won have the least time TO spare you are
most likely to take diarrhoea add lo,e
several days time, unless you have
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DI2r-
rhoaa Remedy at hand and take doe
ON the first appearance OF lhe disease
For sale by all dealers.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
The WAY or LIFE

wear, ago an old man lay dying
Iiis tace was wrinkled with care,
his hair snowy-white, his eyes
sunken and hollow, Ne appeared
as if dreaming OF something
that was far away
He bad been reared by a
"mother in Israel" who had long
before this gone to her reward
He had been diligently insirnc-
ted in the things that perialned
TO the kingdom. and had proved
himself an apt scholar there
lin. A, Il boy he had wandered
over the woods about his anceN-
trai home, and at evening
tired in body, BE would 'aY him
self down forest and sweet re-
pose. Heimplicitly accepted the
| teachings 0, the old faith, ard
wd, happy herewith,
Later he grew 70 mdnh'od'
lie began to change. Things
which he had previously taken
for granted. he now began to
,doubt. what he at one time had
considered a. IA matter Of course
he now began to forsake and
Instead 10 form new IDEAS ana
new beliefs. The cares OF the
world and the deceit:ulnesN OF
richie, had their effects upon
him. The mad rush for gam
and power attracted his atten-
ton. Then. the untaithinlnes'
OF friends. tie ingratitnde @
those whom he had helped. the
bitter stroke, OF a cold and crae
world. These were too macl
for uim
A, have said before, D." wa
dreaming He .aucitd that h
wa, again at the home Of b..
poyhoYl days. Nhe old hoHN'
,thc spring "a, the end OF th
pata. ,ar little cradle .n "h.t
ho. had lain. his ~uulco mothc'
an these appeared 1gan to h
minds crc. And then. tn
strains Of far a " a.
"' music reached his ear. and IN!
~ iuu lIOSANNA TO TIE 50
fui or DAVID; BLESSED j. II
yh. TIIArCONETlI IN THE NAM
for OF THE LORD HOSANNA J
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
PARSONS POEM A GEM.

From Rev, II. Stubenvoll. Allison, la.
m praise of DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They're such a henIth necessity;
In every home these pills should be,
II other kinds you've tried 10 vain
lac DIR. Kings and be well aReiD, on
~ DC at all druggists.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
|, ,MenlOriam.

rot where his islands hf'
Icpded palms 10 a,r;
|nDw @ We can not drift,
his tH love and care -
.o,ipg OF the members OF
Iocie,ies of the Presbyter'
h ,he following tribrte Of
esteem was put on recor"
% Of Mrs. Lucy McElvy
l,ho entered into rest Jn@e
ka 80 years,
rs ,be sudden and unexpec'-
Of MIS- Laslie has been q
Irow, vet we bow in hrm-
Iissiop 20 the divine dispen-
our heavenly Father reaIlz-
onr loss is her eternal gain.
,,o, Mrs. Laslie possessed
I,,r,no,cs that made her at
She wa a gentle and de-
| ... fo,,hful wife and q
IT, Christianity gadia,ed
|, in q way that made her in
T., 49,. ,hos, who came il
|s.,.,., Therefore be 1
/,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
Automobile Club.

Al interested in organizing 'he
Madison Automohi,e Clun m" ss,,cd
10 NEE, atDr. Davis : o-..' >H,3i'
day nightatt 80,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
Entenza Cigars are good j.
tntenza, manufacturer.

rn,enza Cigars are good }. p
rnten,a, manufacturer.
=, n.',..-..,,... Ao .e., in
W W. ',,,' n,"' :, - .a'e, ~, Nr rate
'"cNso"''''e '''
, .o ,;,3s ,nona
y, ''v'" n"', ","'. "
q" '' d. D''"'''
Mrs. FRANK Parrhmore ~ Lave Oah
arrived IN Madison Wednesday ana WI
visit home folks FOR fe% days
. or doses OF "6dd' Viii cure an
case Of chile ant Fever IF'ee' 49,
a. - s.3,r ,, Lake CITY. sat
w. w. r.,.,n.~..r ,y,. ,n Madison r~i
''"'.'' -.
., ,i,,r
Sou "ou,
ss' d" A"'> .......,.
Mr.. and Mlf. &. D.. N,.'H "'
ke,y srrn' SUNDAY '' W. "'''
home 10 N''d'-'''
h'S'7',' ''''' a. .,,..i., 49, D,,
'hIo"S" ..,.t., IL. Sam
way '" '''
pam
d ORC doses oi "''". SAL care any '"7'
of Chlis and Fever fF'''' -''''
,,,.. MINI. pr,r,. mas returned to her
home N Z '''IlHo' N,"' :,
here HI lne s"''' VI ''''
Kirkland
FOR ALE. Second hand Sewing
, Machine. cheap Apply toF y. terr'Il
Madison Fla. ''li.i"
a, t,..,.. Hr.a r.,urLter
,..,w l,;r Clty. Al.
rived ~ NJ e-so '"..., '.'' '''
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. l''N' '"' ''''
y iNo Hgen-.
b v.,.lrp. r,r q. =. Merchant A.
49,. ,..,...,.s best price ou ~ bush.
. .....,..,.l, l,...,..Ia grown seed Ryr. de
...,r.l. ., Madison. Aiarps- =. &
Merchant Madison Fla,
.... ., I,o U.,l.n.if>,
....,. r,,.,,.i ,yi,. ID
.r .r. NJ ,r.nr. ,o. pr.
. r-mpu 10y Hnt. L. W. '"'I'' wv ~
r.t ,.'...l. ..,, f.r.rr.. g.as hrU'.
%"'or ''nye h.'N- "" " ."'"'N " "'''
,oH' il 'o'l'e "' .'"''" ",' '''" p ~, ''
y Cholera ana D."i'""e" ''1'"e'' 'o'
4 almost '-I'a'h i" '" "r''r" '''' ''''''
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14

Al namber. ".@ 'o 10. m'.H'
sive. other ,aan ,ho., % tHr 1npF"
list, 1000 votes each
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
no THE BOARD OEPI BIC lNsTkUtTION

no THE BOARD o. IT BITL TNSTKUITTVN
we the undersigned citizens and patrons here
by ask you 20 call an election 20 Geterniiihe
,ric, shall be created within the following
metes and bounds, Begin at North East cor.
ncr Of Section u, Town.hiip 2, South Range
! "a, un West to center of North line Of Section
y ,b1nre south to TAYLOR and Madison County
Inc thence East to South East corner of Sector
70 thence North to place Of beginning.
| NJ, STEPHENS W. l.; hbN DhS DhhSNN
Nj, NJ. SESSIONS ~; kNiSltT
4 l., BRoWN mn y; vSlLoAN
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
The Weather.
fhe week ending Tuesday, July II
TEMPERATURE.


RAINFALL:
Pnesday, .2Si Thursday, 10; sat
v ,O9; Sunday, l.07; Monday, .O6
~ ] 9 inches.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
RUN-OVER LOCALS.

Taylor se,e the Style Others Folio"
ID & Rowe Of Lee spent Monday 10
Madison Uu business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-06
FEARING BLINDNESS
HE KILLED HIMSELF
Ednck George, An Old Resident of Hard
wick Made Away With Himself
by Shooting.

Hardwick, Oct. 6.-The body of Ed.
rick George, an old resident of this town,
was found in field in back Of the ho-
tel in this village yesterday afternoon
with bullet hole in the mouth. a
- calbre revolver tightly clasped in his
right hand told the story of HIS death,
which was apparently instantaneous.
He had been suffering from i'll health
for some time and the thought that he
Was soon to lose his sight is suspected
Of being the cause OF the suicide. He
had been despondent for several weeks
and had more than once said that there
was place ii the river for him" !"
Yesterday he appeared to be worse and
ate little dinner, staying in bed during
the forenoon
About O'Clock, an employe of the
house went into his room and found
that he had gone Suspecting suicide
at once. She raised an alarm and party
went in search OF him They came
upon him stretched ont in the field.
The examination OF the health officer
showed the bullet to have lodged in the
brain.
He was 81 years of age and leaves
wife and one son, 10 years of age The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
completed.