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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
Ell PAS0AHs SEE
LAS CRUCES
FAIR
Continued From Previous Page.)


pledged for this purpose. and I'd Is lie
for the fairs In the future. as 1t would
Pc much cheaper to build a small addi-
uon 20 such a structure than TO nav
F4ug Tor freight and rent on a tent
as has been done this year
me le4t used TOR the fair this year
was employed By the National Irriga-
u0n congress at Pueblo last year.
Personnel of Party.
muse VINO made lne trip from III
F4so 70 Las Cruces Friday were:
DIS. j. A. Rawlings and r. e. Homan.
1-f- ana 1rs. Burt Orud0rff. J. +. CraW-
Aord, D j. Mundys W. S. Clayton. c. A.
Alnne, j. A. HAPPIER, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Morgan aLl-ler, francis y. Cox. Henry
q. Bowie, ]. A. Murdoch. C. r EderIe.
a sea Wartzl w. W.. Rose, 3. x. Talbot,
- g. BuchoE g. w. Kennedy j. A
wright 5 G. Aubrey, i. C.. 6earle AIr.
ana AIRS. O. T. knOblauch W E. An
oErsou, T. H. Greenberg. DR.. J =. Bra
dv, ~. r.. Brown Mr. and Mrs J A.
Cnlpps, Frank Delaney w. Il Odeu DR.
W. r. Weeks and wife Mrs. b0uis Ham
mer, Mrs. j. stOIaroff AIRS. Nav Stalker
DR.. Nettle u Satterlee. Miss Ellen Mont
E0mery, p. A. Dexter, W. H. Rhodes Of
roswell N. H.; Mrs r. IL Mcdonnell
M and Mrs. ~. H. Reed, Mr. and Mrs.
H. ~ Bailey, James G. White, Mrs J.
q Horton, Mrs Fred Elcze Mr.. and
-4rs. ". s. Culver, Mr.. and Mrs. e. II.
yale, Ar- and AIRS. VIM. c. Bulger. @. D.
mckee O. A. Stewart Mr.. and Mrs 81
s. Pozarth, Sol I Berg, Miss NJ Holstine,
Mrs steve Aguirre. A. A. Lea, J. w
FOrL =. j. Away, Mr. and Mrs. l. r.
Thomson OF Clint Texas; 1Ir. and Mrs
Geo. Dc Aeefer and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs W l. McWuliams. Miss A. Louise
Dietrich, Ar. and Mrs A. SOWeu and
two children. Of Cutter n. NJ. Mai c.
q. Barney wife and two children. Miss
Lee Perry. Miss A. =. Walker Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w Hoffecker. Mr. and Mrs c.
2. Rogers W. r. Tucker, George T.
Harris. Mrs. j. 3. Schultz, Miss Nay
Crawford G. w. Moore, A. Ambrose. !
Mrs. August Andreas. Mrs. " B. An
dreas p p. Fitzgerald, C. H. Getting
BAN, Ny and Mrs. Lee D. Martin, Miss
Leuor Martin r E. Baker Otto C. Err.
leorge Evans, W. d. Nichols, Claiborne I
Adams, C. A. Brandberg. ". s. Crom-
bic, Paul Heermans, O. ii. Baum. H H.
Bailey, VIII Mundy, p W. Dent R. c. Z
Bailey, FL Ereeback =. A. Oden, S. T.
4ilar. j. H. Hanson, q. T.. De ShazO, Z
Charles A. Brann-
At Canutilo J. 3. fitzpatrick board 4
ID the train. At BerinO j. @. McNarv. I
capt Van Gass and j. T. Carpenter I
oined the excursionlsts. At Tado and 4
Mesquite. 1Irs. q. r NlljOeu, Mrs. T. j. Z
ltresay Miss j. Cramer. Miss A. Reece.
w. j. NllOen, Hrs. Harry Hannum, /
Yrs. A. Linn Mrs A. 3. Williams and I
Grs. ". Weeks Joined the party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

invest your money in Cotton Addition
lots. It's FL PasO's last and only close
in addition. 1t offers you the best
possible location for @ factory site or a
home. It has all modern improve
ments and the best car service in FL
Paso. Buy now, before the advance.
A. p. Coles & Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
Jan El Paso Ostrich Farm
Has Twenty Fine Birds
With Fine Feathers

Fine feathers may not make fine
birds In the human family but in the
bird world the ostrich, with his surt0ut
Of costly plumage, ranks as class A In
The Bradstreet Of the feaEhered folk
The 81 PasO valley now boasts, not
% say brags boldly, of Its newest ac-
QUESTION the Southwestern Ostrich
fompany's farm, five miles down the
kings highway. A brood Of 20 long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

was suffering with an attack Of typhoid
fever, contracted in Little Rock before
coming here, when he left
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Our fall showing is unusually rich
and tasteful this year. Everything
that's new and popular in all the
latest colOrs. moderately priced. Bryan
Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Hole Proof Hosiery.
No darning, no mendfng; guaranteed
for six months; all weights and coIors.
Sold only by Brynn Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

A. p. Coles g. Bros. are offering for
sale some very choice pieces In valley
land at unusually low prices CaH and
see us.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
-FOUR MEN AT FAIR WHOSE
CouIHI EEn ACE Is anE w 4


Las Cruces, n IL. Sept 3O-Four
men, whose ages totaled 307 years. met
here By mere chance at the 1Iesilla
valley fair on Fl Pas0 day. E. Il. Baker
who says he IS ~ years young and
lives at 70T Aundy avenue Ell Paso. sat
on hay wagon in the big tent and
watched for the boys" Of his own
age.
First came s. G. Kelsey, a youngster
Of TO- who makes his home in Las
Cruces. and to whom Baker introduced
himself They told tales Of hunting
antelope and buffalo on the plains in
1858. when S. d. Henderson, who makes
his home in the San Andres mountains.
109 miles distant from Las Cruces. and
VINO came west in a prairie schooner.
happened aLongs then came L. s. Post,
OF Las Cruces, who Is 81 years Of age.
Henderson has a few cattle up in the
mountains where he makes his home
while the two Las Cruces men just
take life easy. Baker. when asked in
what business he was engaged. said: 81
make business Of getting to the table
three times a day and putting in as
much Of the "a hours as possible sleep
ing"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

FREAK AT THE RATR-
Las Cruces n. H.. Sept 30-One of
the freaks exhibited at the Lesilla
valley fair was a four horned lIerino
ram. which delighted IN bucking the
small boys who got TOO close to him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
IN A BIG LAWSUIT
OVER FRENCH PALACE

Mrs. Jackson Gouraud. who. together
with sixty others. faces eviction from
the famous Biron Palace in Paris. The
palace g the subject OF a lawsuit to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Pasteurized milk. FL Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Wright cleans and presses best
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

attracting patronage full
Fashion observed
well dressed selling
StetsUs Specials the field completely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

original 90 ostriches viii soon be null
tiplied TO many times that number IL
the plans and specifications Of the
Southwestern company materialiLe-
The birds are distributed in alfalfa runs
OF three birds TO the acre this making
ideal conditions for healthful bird rails
ing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20

.Sie nuFduii6en 8duern finb ia
0idtOpfe unb gerutben lei4t aneinans
b:-, aber einen Sremben ipiiroen tie
ME unb nimmer in cine S9ldgerei
peripideln" an ben Srpit meines
SSreunbes muBte i9 benten, cIs i'd
i'm Sorftrus BON 9Oiinsen fab. mas
sigentli1 los mar, tuubte id ni4t.
i9 fab nlr an ben iiberbiBten aDpfen
Der 8duern, baB Der 8ru4 gleih loss
sebsn muBte. 9lber i9lieBli6, na9
Der @erIi6erung bes ~aenners",
tornts mir ia ni9ts gef9sben, unb
intereFunt mar es am @nbe audi. =
Simmer b0ber itiss bic grrsgung.
9lirr, flos aud f9on elm StubIbsin
on bic 2ampe, bic lansfam pers
alomm. giun narb ss mir bod ets
mas unbeimlitb, i'm 3pielidt 1T cine
0ertpe9slung lei6t m6glid, unb fper
tpeiB, pb mid mein Sreunb ni4t ans
gei6ninbelt BATE 9lber ben itillen
8prpurf mubte i9 ibm gIei9 bds
rauf dbbitten. Die eri ten Siebe ipds
rem T9on niebergepraFslt, als MIDI
bic SonnerIfimme zines buumlangen
SerIs pisbsr b,rubigte. Der Srems
be seb6rt nit su uns" = briiGlte er
bur9 ben SumuIt. Sm, ih iudrf
einen bantbdren Bid uuf meinen Be-
f9iiber unb febte mid bebagIid in
poiitur, I'M bas S9uufpiel re4t ges
nieben su t6nnsn. S9on fhpirrs
ten elm paar 8isrtriise Our9 bic
Guft, bd erbob mein Skinner no4z
mails feline getpaItise Stimme. Der
sgrembe gsbDrt nit gu uns" = id
nidte pieberum buntbar = naIio
naus nit benz Stabtfrdd!!"
3tpei Setunben ipGter lag id nit
serI6unbenen 9Iiebern por Der
@irtbsbaustreppe. Damn lam i9
ins 9rantenbaus, no i4 brei @o'
den subrahte. 9lber mein 6reunb
bate rs9t, in bic S6Iiesrei lpar i9
tbatTG9lib nidt peripidelt porben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20
Gin ieltTames sbier.

S9Dne &unbin: sd pObne in ber
@pritabt unb mO9te einsn suten
Sausbunb baben."
SGnbler: .Sd, gnGbiee Srdu.N
,glber ndtiirlidb mD9te i4 teinen
baben, Der uns bic ganae Nadt pa9
bdlt nit 9slIen nm nidts unb ipisbsr
ni9ts."
rRsin, gndbise Sruu."
rgr mub srOb, ftart unO tpilb isin.
tpiF.n Sie9"
pSa, gndbiss Grau."
~9tbsr seeen uns 10 fanft pie Elm
2amm."
.Sa, sndbise Srdu."
Limb ct muB auf ieben 2dnbftreis
der lositiir5.n. Der tommt. unb ibn
tpsgtreibsn."
rSa, sndbise 5rau."
rQlber er muB teinen armtn. aber
ebrli9sn Mann anfallen. Der iia na4
9rbsit umiiebt."
rgtein, gnGbige 6rdu."
,Wenn elm Oieb in Der Nddt itebz
len mill, 70 miibts Der Sunb ibn in
einsm 9lusenblid in Stiide reiBsn."
pSa, snGbiss Grdu."
,2lbsr sr muB fsinsn Nahbar ans
greifsn, Der abenbs .insn tlsinen Be-
fu9 madt."
rHein, sndbige Grau."
Limb natiirli6 oarf er feline 2eute
belditigen. Die gu allen Stunben Der
Ra9t eilig tommen, um meinen
Mann Su boIen. gr 1T ndlnIi9
gtrSt."
vNein, gndbige Srau. = Sd ipeiB
isbt, mas sic piini9en. sic poIs
Zen einen gebantenleIenOen Sunb."
nSa, 70 ettpas dbnli9es. aOns
nen Gie mir einsn i9iden2!"
nSbut mir febr Ieib. sndbiss 5ruu,
bic Gorte III mir ssrube ausseson-
gen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20
9 Seidf.

,Was bait' osnn," fraet Der pfarrer
itren9.
.2lnfonfen nod setbdns"
Der 8ua, Der tniut i'm 8ei9titubI
6rin
llnb fanst bait q peinen an.
N 2sbrer seGrsert. b 8uunt psrbuut,
Gr bat f9o' Giles s'fast,
lino bod, mo- tniat er orin i'm Stu6l,
60 iammerpoll, psr5ast.
rDas is b.nn. bait oenn no
Siino2"
Srdst iabt Der pfarrer fa9t. =
r5iir g. 9luffdb' bab' @ierer triast.
DER Data Bat mfrs s'mddt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20

ySie f6nnsn mir nal msin S9ous
feniter puben," ideie Der 9aufmann
Smith au patrid, bem Ssnftsrrsiniz
ger bss Ortss. sd mub fir cine
Stunbe fort. @ldub.n sic, bab sic
e. in her 3eit erlebissn tDnnsn9"
% ia, nit 8ersniisen," untport,te
pat. llnb pGbrenb Serr Smith fort
mar. mu4te er iid .ifrig an bic grs
belt.
.gat," faste Smith, aIs er ben
2aben ipieber betrlt unb bas Dert
nit Doblssfdllen bstrd9tste, rSte
baben Sbrs Sdfe gut eemd9t. 0a
lit ia tein Sltden unb teins
Sdramme uuf Der sdn5en Sdeibt su
feben. Sier baben Sie Sbr @tlb Inb
einen S9iIline ertra."
.sSreut mid, baB Sic bamit aufriss
BEN iinb," mrmelt. put, ettpas ner>
pDs, pG6renb er oas @sIb einItsdts.
.glber pirflid, i'd tann taum
alGuben, baB iibsrbaupr cine Sdsibe
i'm Seniterrabmen 1T, 10 rein iiebt iie
aus"
.Gs 1T aud feline barin," iaste
pat. inbem er fi6 aur Sbiir binauss
tdIGneeIts. sd bin al,i9 Bel Be
sinn nit Der asitsr binsins;fdIltn.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20
@eSanfenIpIitter.

Wtnn 3ipsi an sinem Suns.rtu6e
nusen. miro es oobur9 ni9t tleiner.
4
Der Reib 1T Die Sinte, in Die Der
SuB feline Se0er tuu9t."
Inter &ieIeln mub oen goeIiteiR
bic Sebnfu9t per5sbren.
Den edten Singer Ser &unit tunn
ipobl bas Slid, bod ni9t Die Be
geiiterung perlaien.
X
Mtr anbrer S6pG9en f9ont, psrs
boppelt feline 8raft.
\
gs fam elmer Elm Seinidmeder.
aber troBoem Elm s.i9mudIofer
RsnIb fein.
Gs 1T Die gbe boG poeiie,
Wenn 8eioe leben in Sarmonie;
9o4 III Die @bs Die f9li9te proia,
Sat Die gbefrau i'm 9aus Die Sof' q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20

fiiri. @ie baIt's oenn s'tuea
'bra6t9"
nNu pibt's. Ronnsr", fpauote iiCh
Der Srunsl nit pfiffissm 2G9eIn an
feline Sii9genofen, roees @strarl
Oa berOb'n nit mei'm Reibn mar mir
f6p' a'Oumm. ba bub' / mi bolt in q
2uati9'n geoudt uno bin Orduf ges
miatli obitrarsIt!"
Der dbig'foG're SrunSl ion
Ieb'n!" iaris oet @irtb uno la9enb
f9ris Die gan5e SnfelrunOe nit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20
etnmpfiinneerie.

Gin 8erIuit tunn fdmer3en ooer au9
esdl fein,
Iber Der Weni9 tann pibsrbaaria
unb oo9 tabl fein.
Gin 6abrf9ein tann gang oosr au9
our6lodt !ein,
glber Der Wenf9 lam 5Gb unb bod
aus9eto9t Tein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20

= @Ioffsn. 5rembe Kraft
iiberipinoet man msiit Ieibter
als eigene S9pGbe. = Gs iit elm
Beredter Rtdtsr-OftmalS elm sar
Idls9ter Sdli9ter.
Nus einem 8on3srtbes
ri9t. glls Ii6 Die SGngerin gum
5liigtI febte. merlte bas 4lapisr bic
Abii9t rno paro pet nimmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20

Sn Der Sdaubube.
Srember (snttduidD: go Helm III
Der 3pers bod gar ni9t, tpie Sic
Jpn orauben barseitslIt baben2 =
unternsbmer (a9feIsudenb): Sa.
ip.nn sic erit cine baIbe Stunbe
iiberlegen, .be sic eintreten ..
emerge ipudfen uud!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20

9ei Dem fdledten Wstter t0nnen
sic bod nidt fortgebsn. sic t0nnsn
rubis bsi uns gu Sifd bIeib.n.
Htin. nsin, i9 banfe. 60 i9Is9t
III bus Wett.r bsnn bod ni4t.
Evening journal., 1911-09-29
SEAFORD PUPILS
ELECT OFFICERS
W. L. Langford Bruised When
Runaway Horse Dragged
Him

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD, Del, Sept 29.-Tbe
Graduating Glass Of the seaford High
School has elected the following OIL
cers: Charles H. Huston, president;
Miss Helen Coulbourn. vice-president;
Miss Huldah, secretary; Miss Ethel
Robinson, treasurer. The class is
planning to give a bazaar.
Catching a frightened horse. VIII
liam L. Lanldord. was dragged down
the street and scratched and bruised
about the body.
The Seaford High School Literary
Society will resume its weekly meet
ings next week.
A movement is on foot TO reorgan-
ize the Seaford Volunteer Firemen's
Band
Miss Alice Wiley. second assistant
to Postmaster Irwin NJ Chipman, is
confined to her home by illness. Her
place is being taken by her sister, Miss
Arinthia Wiley.
Personal:-Roy Sard ia spending
this week at Rhidesdale-S. Il.
Thomas has returned from a business
trip to Wilmington-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A Shipley have returned from
q visit to relatives and friends In
Washington and Virginia--Ashby l..
Shipley is spending fifteen days visit
ing Niagara Falls and Canada--Jo-
seph N. Coulbourn has purchased a
touring car-Samuel r. Skillman has
returned TO Philadelphia after spend
ing the summer with Seaford rela-
tives-William H. II. Ross has return
ed from q cunning trip on the Della
ware river fiats--Calhoun Ross has
accepted position with the South Del
aware Gas Company-Alis Pauline
Moore and Ida Hearn. of Laurel, were
Seaford visitors yesterday Mary
Smith is spending some time in Phil
adelphia-Harry Phillips has been
visiting in Philadelphia--Mrs A. II.
Scotten and daughter Sarah, Of East
New Market. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Phillips
w. Herbert Hall spent the first OF
the week in Philadelphia--W II. Ste
vens, Sr., has been visiting IN Phila-
delphia and Wilmingtop-Fred Bur-
ten has returned from three weeks
vacation in Pennsylvania--Cha
Larrimore. Of Philadelphia. has been
visiting his family here-William II.
II. Larrimore has accepted a position
with the DUPONT Powder Company in
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1911-09-29
L. JOHNSON
DEAD AT SEAF0RD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. Sept 2e.-Jacob l..
johnson. a we'll know seaford busi-
ness man. died at his home yesterday
after suffering a second stroke OF
paralysis. Nearly a month ago Mr.
johnson was cutting grass in his yard
when he was stricken and remained
unconscious for nearly week Mr..
johnson. who was 81 years old, is
we'll known throughout Sussex
county. He has been conducting a
hardware business for several years
Up until his first illness he had been
very active. Funeral services will
be held on Saturday. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend
Evening journal., 1911-09-29
EDEN LODGE
ELECTS OFFICERS

Eden Lodge. ]. o. o. r., elected the
following officers last night: Noble
grand, Charles II. Burris; vice grand,
o. c. Draper; treasurer. M. M. Wells.
The new officers elected were:
Recording secretary. Chester J..
Moore; permanent secretary. John
NJ. Whitford; representative to River
view cemetery. w. z. Haines; Librarian
and custodian, II. z. Murdick; assist
ant librarian and custodian. William
Sparks: representatives to the Eden
Hall Company, P. j. Isaac, Edward
w. Pyle and J. p. Wiley; pianist,
Leonard r. Price. The officers will
be installed next Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1911-09-29
FIRE in RUBBISH PILE.

A fire broke out yesterday after
noon in a pile of rubbish in the rear
of McDonald's store, at Sixth and Pop
lar streets. A still alarm was sent 10
The Delaware Fire Company and the
blaze was extinguished before SER
ions DAMAGE resulted.
Evening journal., 1911-09-29
RURGLARs RORBEp METER.

DOVER, Del, Sept. a9.-Burglars
entered the residence 4 OF John c.
Still in Smyrna, pryihs open a win
dow in the rear of the horse. Then
they sawed the lock off the slot me.
'er and got away with the gas COM
pqny's quarters therein, over S..
Evening journal., 1911-09-29
Stylish NeckWear InCIud-
ing Coat and Cuff Sets

Macrame lace coat collars, round and
square designs .$1.5O, 81 and So
Venise lace collars; different de-
signs 81 TO $3.50
Baby Irish and venise collars up to
$3.50
Embroidered collars -. .25c and SOC
Pointed sailor collars; cluny trimmed,
$1.00
Coat Collars OF Imitation Irish
with trimmings of ball fringe;
81 and SI.50
Coat collars and cuffs of Baby Irish
and Venise lace .......$l to $3.50
Swiss coat sets ................2 .25c
Lace stocks; Filet patterns ...25c
Pleated side friIls; 25c, 39c and SOC
Jabots, hand embroidered, Irish cro-
chet; Venise and lace trimmed.
Evening journal., 1911-09-29
A Flexible Corset

Isn't she slim?
Her straight back is we'll supported
by the corset that has pliable boning-
so flexible that the vearer can almost
do anything in her corset.
This model pleasingly gives the new
fgure"- which seems so natural that
there is apparently no corset.
This feature is only one of the many
that distinguishes our well-selected line
of corsets.
Our expert corsetieres will take pleas
ure in fitting you correctly. Some OF
our numbers are:
Memo.
Madame Grace.
Warmers Rust-proor.
American Beauty
NThompsons.
Iris.
Evening journal., 1911-09-29
Smith -ZOIIinqer Co.
The eGPH4Hs'7F o2 4H1s Coat and Suit Store
Was Demonstrated Wednesday AT Our
Preliminary Showing

1t doesn't take an expert on style or quality
to see that our ready-to-wear garments are per-
feet in every respect. From the collar to the hem
every garment radates style, quality and correct
ness. And in all, there is that watchfulness and
care exercised in buying that enables us to sell
them at their true worth. We would suggest that
you come in tomorrow and be one of the FIRST
to wear the new Fall garments; by buying now
you will surely get the benefit of long service and
extreme satisfaction in selecting from full stocks
Misses and Women's Norfolk Suits in green,
tan, navy and brown; also mixed materials; fin
ished with velvet collar and bone buttons; good
satin lining. The skirts are made with panel back
and front, and cut with ample fullness SIS to $50
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-08
SAVED HIS WIFE'S LIFE.

MY wife would have been 10 hot
grave to-day" Whites o. u. Brown, Of
MuscHdine, Ala, 'if 1t had not beer
for Dr. Kings New Discovery. She
was down in her bed, not able to get Nv
without help. She had a severe bron-
chial trouble and dreadful cough. l
got her bottle Of DR.. Kings New DIG
ccvery, and she soon began to mend,
and was well in short time" 1nfal'
llb'e for coughs and colds, it's the most
reliable remedy on earth for desperate
lung trouble, hemorrhages, lagrippe,
asthma, hay fever. Group and whoop'
ing cough. soc, s1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-08


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sn"'l Tor ~" ?htr""g OF igl''"E lh' "H - Ty
| he purchase pllcr hIcl
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| Council ~ s9'd lowH lst, lhal We 'ah III u
%" aid Madison Elect T. Power GO, % SEA 70 the
| Town " MADISON ~ Power Pl:W ~ Thirty
| Thousand Dollars tijO,Wo IN c9'h, ~ ma ne
| same b hereby acccWtd, np"a Tie conditions SIT
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-08

Wherel., the Madison Electric Power Com.
pany, At a meeting of the stockholders, held Oct
20, 1911, adopted the following resolution, to wit
Resolved, That the Madison Electric Power
Company, a corporation organized ana existing
under the laws Of the state OF Forida, and located
Within the limits ~ the town Of Madison, mn.
nicipal corporation organized and existing under
the laws of said State, hereby agrees to sell said
power plant, with all the rights, privileges, immu'
mites and appurtenances thereto belonging, or In
anywise appertaining, save and except the boiling
plant Of said Comranv, the Sane not being OBJ
Grated by the power OF said Power Company, and
Consisting Of bottling machinery, bottles, cases,
extracts, ETC., and horse and wagon) but inciud"
ing the laud upon which the said Power Plant is
situated, consisting Of about one acre, and also
Lot Of the Putnam division of the town OF N ,d'-
non, containing four acres, more OF less, for the
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-08
ZEM0 MAKES ASTON.
LINING ECZEMA CURES

EN"y lag IEMO gives relief and
cui's "on. women ml children in
cyrr ,j'y and town IN Amcrir1
whose .kius aia on tire wI,h louut-
ing EF JENA msbcs AMI other itch
ing. bn5hirg, ,ca'y. ana crus,el kin
and scalp huWor,,.
IENO and XENO tAN1IsEp-
THO SOAP, two r, tined prepare.
tion- viii give you such quick re-
lief thai You will feel Ike new per-
son.
W. give YOU three reasons why va
recommend anil endorse ZEMO and
ZEMO SOAP for all skin snd scalr
eruplious.
lst. They are clean, scientific
preparations that give universal sat.
isfaction and are pleasant and agree
able TO use at all times.
2ni. They are not experiments,
but are proven cures for every form
OF skin or scalp affections whether
or infants or grown persons.
Bird. They work on o new prin.
ciple. They do not glaze over tn,
surface. hut they penetrate to the
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-08

Ia The Circui, Court, ID Judicial
Crcmi, in and Tor Madison
tounty, flouda
j. D. Shaw, c. w Sinclair and c. y. Smith
vs..
e. II. Burton and Sarah Il. Barton.
no g. II. Burton aud Sarah Z. Burton, defend.
ans,
You are hereby required to appear TO the bill Of
comp amt filed herein against you In the above
canse on the lSt dav OF JANUARY, 1912.
The FnterpriSe Recorder is designated as the
Newspaper in which this order shah he published
once a week for -four consecutive werks.
Witness my band and seal Of offce this Goth day
81 November, 1911
T, z. MARTIN.
lSeai! Clerk Circuit court
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-08

sea. q tie trouble and draw t'lr
germ life from underneath the skin
AMI destroy it, In this way a coD.
piete cure is effected in any case o.
SKIN OR SCALP ERUPTION.
Eudorsed and sod in Madison by
Daniel 9. Smi,h.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-08
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I, =, NJ. Ioton, as
guardian for Florence Holton, Nellie Iioltou
and Nora Zee lioltou, minors under the ages OF
twenty one years, will, on Monday, January j,
1912, apply to the Hon. Jas y. Martin, County
Judge of M"dson County, Florida, nj his Office
for order to sch the following real estate be.
longing to said minors North half Of Southeast
qua ter, Sec 20, 'fp H., Il. II E., lying and
being in Madison County, Florida.
T. NJ. HOLrOS, Guardian.