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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-21

$50 poor Binny Is q dead man"
sOi didn't say that. OF touId you he
was half kilt from a blast Ia the
quarry
"sWell, an wasn't he half kiit only
last month fallin' Down an elevator
How many halves has he got to be
ktled7s-Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-21
IN
LOSING GAME
Juniors and Seniors victofs
at Woodbridge.
gyaasass : 10 n M -.

gpsoka. 70 sas EVENING Ms W.
Woodbridge, Oct. 21.-The mixed
from the freshmen of the Wood
bridge htgh school yesterday after-
RE ~ mar M NsB II qUaf aaIlz
score at the end Of the FIRST hall
was II to s.. favor of the janior-Re1l-
Tor FIVE. Following were the Hne-
ups:
Junier-Senior. Fres7amnn.
M. Fee ....... ......J EaNen
L. MeElroy..ss.. Il. III. Throckmsfsn
u. Gushing ..s..f......A. Wand
Potter .s..s..gs.... ID. Larison
T.. Lddle. .s....g*...... IS. Dehar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-21

Doas your wife go to services to
spa psAak other women wearT
Ne. replied ALr. Gan1Tox. I'VE ara
neTv sufficiently prosperous for her 20
ee Id Arder I'll let other wouseu seA
whs4k she waar WaahlpstoR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-21

Second Contest in Senior City
League -CoodWi|Is Play Fast and
Hold Opponents 10 IS Points.
ASHLANDS GET JUNIOR GAME

5chantZ Elle
right guard
Burns 49,. s........ AppleSate
left guard
Field goals-Burns (3). Allen
(3), McCreery ca, Reynolds, Sulli-
van ca, Durham. Foul goals
Reynolds, Apologize (4). Referee,
B. Goldberger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-21

Got More Than He Expected.
HDid your wife turn out to be all YOU
expected her to be9'
More. When T married her she was
as slim as q young gazeile. Now she
weighs nearly 200 pounds.p-Chicago
Reeord-HeraId.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-21

Try our exchange column. Nc
answer. 40 pay. Two cents for every
reply received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-21

In the preliminary contest the
Ashlands downed the Prfncetons IN
q very interesting game, the final
score being IL 10 IA. IL was q jun
Tor league game ard showed Very
plainly the speed of the organiza-
ton. The Ashlands, as a result of
their victory, moved a notch higher
towards the top OF the league. The
Princetons put up a faster game
than on their first appearance this
year. The score.
Prineetons (14) AshIands I'D
Dawson &...... Hornsby, Paigh
centre
q. Williams ..o,TooIe
forwards
fiisen smith
forwards
sullivan SIgger
guards
Christensen .......--.n McGary
guards
Field goals-Williams, Fiigen,
Sullivan. christensen (3), OtTooIe,
Smith ca, Paugh t31. Foul goals
christensen ca, Paugh. Refe-
rec. ,Jesenh RiiIotf.
The Coconino sun., 1911-09-29
Wool Man Talks

C. E. Howard, who is inter |ested in the Spangler- Howard sheep ranch and flocks at Mesa, after two days spent here, re- turned Saturday evening to Ash Fork. MT. Howard says that the wool growers of Arizona are gen erally holding their product in the Boston warehouse to await rise in price. Whether that will come until the result of the election of 1912 is settled, is somewhat prob lematical. He figures that if the democrats should secure control of the senate and elect a president at the next election wool will be placed on the free list; and then goodby to the sheep industry of Arizona. On the other hand, if the republicans remain in control, and President Taft is renominated and elected, wool will again go to figure where there will be a reasonable profit for the pro- ducer. Phoenix Republican.
The Coconino sun., 1911-09-29
Range and Market News Items Interest Pertaining the Livestock Industry Arizona
 Market Letter for the Past Week.
Loco Weed is Killing Stock

Many head of horses and cattle have died on the Groom Greek range during the past few weeks and the belief is that loco weed is the cause. Those conversant with the range state that the unusually late rains of the season has prop agated very heavy and general growth this year as prevailed several years ago, when a similar epidemic seized live stock, but with smaller losses. This fall, however, there have been many looses and one in particular is Pete Mackin, who up to date has had ten steers succumb, losing two last Friday. In nearly all cases the animal when attacked lives but a few hours, making the application of remedies an impossi- bility. In other portions of the county where the loco has been known to affect live stock, very few deaths have taken place, and alter sickness of from one to two days the infected animals have been known to recover. Those who have made an examination of the Groom Creek range state that the red top grass grows higher than the so-called loco weed, and after the tops of the former are eaten, cattle reach the latter and appear to prefer it to any other feed. Fred Arthur, forest ranger of the district, is collecting a sample lot to be forwarded to Washington for analysis, in view of heavy decimination of steers.- Journal Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1911-09-29
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER
tBy J. A. Rickart, correspondent)

Kansas City Stock Yards, Sept. 25, 1911. The advance of 10 to 25 cents the first halt of last week on killing cattle was not held to the end. Adverse reports from Chicago, with declines there, due to slack eastern demand, almost wiped out the gain of the first of the week. A heavy run at all the markets today strengthens the position of the buyers, and prices are weak to IS lower today. Butcher grades and stockers and feeders received the best treat ment today, selling steady in some cases, but beef steers met the full reverse. The run here today is 27,ooo cattle, not in- cluding 5000 calves, which IS con sfderably above the morning esti- mate, and the biggest run here this year. Several weeks of heavy marketing appear to be ahead, for the reason that cattle in the blue stem section of Kan sas and Oklahoma will either have to go to market before frost, or go on feed at that time. Cat tie paper is maturing on world of cattle, and new arrangements will have to be made if they are put on feed. The experience of many feeders last winter was sad, and requires considerable nerve to go against the proposition this year, with less feed at hand than last year. Top natives today sold at S7.75, short fed steers at 5.75 to S7, native pastured cattle 4.75- to S, native cows up to S5. Pan- handle cows bring $40 to S4.Io. Some Panhandle stock calves, 464 ib, sold at $. so today. Simi- lar calves brought $5.25 last Monday. Colorado beef steers  bring AIS to S5.55, best Colorado cows here S4.5o, Old Mexicos from Arizona S3.oo. Quarantine run today ISo car loads, steers S4 to S5. 50, cows around S3.S5. Stock steers bring 3.75 to S5.25, feeders 4.35 to S. 90.
 Sheep receipts were lighter last week than heretofore, and prices advanced 40 to So cents on lambs, half as much on aged sheep. The run is 10000 here today, market strong, top lambs 6.I5, though prime lambs would reach S6.25. Yearlings bring up to S4.S5, wethers S4.25, ewes S3.75. The heaviest runs from the range are said to be over, and firm prices are predicted. A larger propor- ton of the run is feeders than formerly, and country buyers can get as many as they want, lambs at 500 to S5.4o, yearlings s4.oo, wethers s3.75, breeding ewes around S4 for best, feeding ewes down to SAYS.
The Coconino sun., 1911-09-29

Ranger William Lockridge came in Wednesday from his station al Anita on the Grand Canyon rail road. In speaking of range con ditions in that section he said that feed was never better, and that there was plenty of stock water to tide stockmen over until next year. Cattle were looking fine with a prospect for big beef crop.
 MT. Norton, one of the big cat tlemen of Phoenix, has been in Flagstaff for a week past buying up steers for feeders. During the week he purchased about $50 head from Rabbit & Thurston and a large bunch from the Hart Cattle Company. The steers will be shipped to Salt River valley to pasture.
The Coconino sun., 1911-09-29

Get them right at the start. Raudebuagh the cement man, makes cement walks and guaran. lees them. Aug 25 If
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

9tt Bid ipiro Der iunse Rann
itinen 2ebtas nibt psrgeIen, uno Elm
.oitbor itilIleu9tenoes &leinpo miro
sr fein in Der S9nBtammer ieines
2ebens.
SEPT Iangsn iie unten ole 2orsIep
uno Sann berglitten oie goote ipie elm
i6Dner nprbif6er Sraum ins nsbel>
bafte 0untel.
Sa pedte cine rou6e Stimme ben
iungen Mann aus Ieinem fpebmi;t6is
gen Sinnen. nS0ren sic maI". iugts
Strr 3ursetpiB, nSie baben bpb 10
lanse nit Dem einen MGo6en ges
ipro9en. Sat lie Sbnen pienei4t etne
islGnoiId5e Sage er5Gblt9 Sier ION
ss bod fold olte Sage geben.
@amentIid Die dItefs 5uifung Der
go0d i"
.Sa", nidfe Der iunge Wann, rIie
bat mir cine tpunberpolIe alte. eipig
iunge Sass er5Gblt."
So, tnurrte 3urgetpib boll Gers
ger, oob Der 8ae6eter ipieoer einmal
rsdt batte. unO fdblug tontroaireno
bas RetfebanObud auf. Pogina 326,
lints pben.D
.Sa", fubr Der iunge Wtann nit
lsiIer Stimme fort. riie bat mir Die
ipunoerboloe Gage bon Der CART
lidteit bes @eibes neu .r5Gblt. Bon
Ser parmen, tSFli9en 2i.be oes
Wsibes, Die iiberaG gletd III uno
iib,ran 70 berrIi9 grpb unb 10 Be-
ftriden6 trdut. Sn Seutf6lano, i'm
beiBeiten 9lfritu uno i'm tdlteiten
Rproen."
Serr 3urg.tpiB blidte Ben iunsen
Rann beSentli9 ON, blidte in iein
ReiIebu6, 6litte lpieoer in bos pers
tlGrte geii9t 6es iunsen Wtann.s,
blGtterte i'm gu6e ppr bts gusina
324, blGtterts 3uriid Bis pagina
$50, 6onn f9Iug er pGobIi9 in lpNs
Dem sSreuoentaumel oas T eiIebu6
ttati9en6 auf feline Sdsntel. llno
I9munSeleno rief er: n!Saben mir
bid enbIi9 erfpii9t. gu alter 8oe=
beter! Bon oieier isldnoii6sn Sage
1T iueber auf gaeina 326 nod auf
9ueina 328 oas 9sringite anses
fiibrt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
@iSerIest.

rs Iduft bas 2dbertperf Der Teii6le.
llnb man6er Reuid ldlIft bdufie an.
Sum g8irtbsboils Idutt man, ipenn %
fhfuiiIe,
Benu oorten Iduft Der ReIiinebabn.
As 8oIier Iduft i'm Wlunb 5rian,meu,
Rnnd einen iiberIdilft es iaIt.
ReI Idst oft Icufen feline SIammeu,
,tnb in 9efabren Iduft man balb.
Ran Iduft manH einen iiberu Saufen,
2duft iih aud oft bic Saden ab.
Bon Routius 5u RiIatus Ialifeu
60 piele, uno bic Seit IdlIft ab.
Ranh elmer Idrl. fuie'n 9iiritenbinoer,
limb bic 9aidine Iduft iid bei6,
Ran Iduft nad PfIaiimennius 9eidtpiu'
Der.
G6neIIdirfer Iarfen nm ben Preis.
Ran Iduft iidb bdlifig in Die Grme,
&lr5um, es Iduft 70 mnndler beut;
Gag ieiner mir bonn Reniheniduarme.
9aB er iih bor benz 2aufen fdeut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
Ser Serr ErtSuurIteber.

0us Rsn 1T cine iaOns Sa sSdbI unisr Srsnb 5rib rOb
LID aber i'd 9ab Die Ne Doll OaOon Dem BEL msnsm n abter
ins 9ebigs bate m M men 2eben nssbB 0as 70 sOmmen
@s inem 9Onen Gag uno i bate tns uBpuuung
Sa fam i'd snen 9ad @s pa SopuRr obr rosbm pase
i'd mid bnube Sof mten i'm 8a berlor i ben 8bn uner uno
pdre rsttuHgo Oo gpn p.nn mid nt elm @sr 9srset bat.
h Inter grobm 4uen unt Der 8gung Oorfugeno puroe
i Srtsporfsbr gi Der Die ansssnt iOfOrt unteriu
~asn sic mir, p nntsn sic nur 10 unportbs fn unb oise
sdre Stle Bel bem bgn Sodpdfr pun a9t mir elm peng
pprpurfspol oas Sberbaup Der @emino.
Su pertbeiOs m MIDI lid bin bier fremo m tonn bod unmDgs
d fen Dab be Sea gGbrI4 it, benn oas bod nis
fenni9"
Der Srporeber use 6arau Gs 1T nuii9 cine Warnun9stdf
BORT ansebradt, ober sic babn lie nift beafts."
rOu Iuune id1 benn f bate f' bod ieben mIHm." -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
Der grORere 3auberer.

Jribden hattie in elmer 3uubsrbot.
Ttellung esisben, pie Der Wann uuf
Der 9iihn. ale eroentIi6en 9.eenItdns
be, ipie @isr. Spieltarten, WiirfeI unb
bisIes amber, aus sinem Sut bsruuss
nubm. Der Oorber guns le.r gstpeI.n.
Ruh Der 9oriteuuns frust ibn feline
tlsine Sreunoin gnni. tpis es ibm gss
fallen babe.
.9tf." meiut 5ribdsn. lid baB
mir bas Elm bibhen aubers eeoddlt.
60 tpis Der tdnn Ger &aufmunn n.bsn
uus aud 3aubern; - Der lam Ioedr
ben 8affss gu 25 Gents uno ben gu
35 Gents aus Elm uno osmisIbsn Sad
berausbolen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
Sein eriter 9ebanfe.

,0onnsrti.I! D.nn oDs Elm ssertsI
nGr! Was piirbe oas fir n grob.n
S9inten ssbsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
Bon garter 9anS.

0o finb bic Sarten SGnbe, bic
emit fir ben 6reunO cine Deite itid>
ten ooer itridten - ipo Die Siinglins
ss, ole beisIist paren. lptnn iie elm
10 toitbares Stiid aIs @rinnerung
an gIiidli6e Stunoen tragen burften9
@ir finoen in unIerer niidternen 3eit
bieIe Sarten Sdnoe ebeniopenig pie
Die empfiuoiamen Siinglinge = pieIs
lei9t iinb mir io9ar itol5 baralf
baB benz 10 1T. 9lber lpie tOmut
es bod, baB uns cine Ieiie 8ebmutb
ergreift, psnn mir Die feinsn, iilbrig
gIGnSsnOen, graugetOnten Supferiti6e
aus jener 3eit bstradten, Die uns
oas Weien, bas 2e6en uno Sreiben
iener 5rauen nit ben Sarten SGnoen
uno iener empfinbIamenUtGnner i6tls
bern. 8ieaei6t iibertommt uns bess
baIb cine grt Seimipeb, neil mir auf
ienen liebenspiirbigen 8ilosrn einen
liebenspiirbisen Mpment feItst6alten
Ieben un6 Die S9attenIeiten bss 2es
bens uns peri9piesen bleiben. Dir
baben bic Sreube an Der gsItrtdten
unb geItidtsn Weite perlpren, ni9t
aber an Der 5urten 6ruuenbunb.
llno nenn lie ii9 ni9t mebr oaran
ma9t, Weiten Su itidsn, 9elobDrien
Su bGteln ooer 8u6oedel gu pers
5ieren nit qerlmuiterOOrIagsn: 9Iaus
be, 2iebe. Soffnuug - 10 miro lie
a. anbers @eiIe unier 2eben, unier
Saus gemiitbli9 MAIDEN unb ibm ies
nsn ben 2ebsnsmutb itGrtenoen Gbas
ratter geben - Der gIaubt, neil er
liebt uno bofft. @eri9Onen, periObs
nsn IoIIen bic 8eiiberinnen Der 5ars
ten Sano. llno bic tIsinen 8srte,
Die ibre seididten Singer i4affen:
Oas Sdlummsrtifen, Die tpeide Oede
fir oas Rubsbstt, bic Seds fir ben
SamiIientii9, bic 8tlmen. Die iis
pflanst, Die ainber, bic lie be9t, ben
Stuu6, ben iie fortidafft, bic iino
mir iene Wlitbelfer uno SausbeiIis
gen, iiber Die niemano laden ioIIte,
Der Iein Ssim nit orisntuliideu Ssps
piden unO e6tsn 8rpn5.n fhmiiden
lam. G6t Tinb bic Wsrte Der adrs
ten Sanb INNER, aud ipenn iie 3ulueis
len Dor bem 5orum oes sutsH 9es
i6mads nidt beitsRn .tonnen. edit,
neil lie Ser 2iebe, bic Sreuoe bertiten
mill, entitdmmsn. Gs lit nOtbig. Die
0elt unb ole 9inee nitt nur aus
Der SDbs, aus Der 8ogelperipettipe,
ausuIeben = mir ioIlsn i'm 9essntbeil
fie aenausr unisben, bon alien Seiten,
inbtm mir um lie berum uno 5ipis
fden bur8 seben. Damn finoen mir,
6aB nidt nur Sunitiperts on uniere
Stele rii6rsn, fonbern bub 5piiden
Der edbten &unft uuo Der edtsn 2iss
BE Elm feiner 3ufummeHbuns bsfebt,
Der ben @run6 ibrer Wirtune bilbet
unb i'm gtniulif9en feinen Infuns
finbet. llno bic ipeide Sano Der
borneGmen DAME lam ni6t FAINTER
itr.ibeIu ais bic i6pietiae. barte Der
SagelObnsrin, uno bic euten 9aben.
bic 1ie austbeiIt. baben Den elsihen
Bertb, sinsrlsi, OBJ iie aus 9olO Ooer
aus 8lei iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
Slsinisfeiteu.

er IuHss ole Sruusn nod fagen:
-Ou S6limmer", brau6t man IiA
ni6t gu bsfern - ipenn ie absr ius
gen: ~0u @uter!". bunn itsbt es
i9ls9t.
gn ibrsn 9sburtstas tannIt ou
f6on cine Sruu srinnern, nur ni9t
an ibr Seburtsiabr.
Wenn es nit Der SerrIidtsit ots
Wdloes gu Gnoe s.bi. Damn fdrbt sr
fid; BEL ben W.ibsrn ift es gsruOe 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

Sin @r5uufidneiber. er.
o.: SD babe NAL Elm puar 3tpils
linesbriioer setdnnt. Die paren eins
amber 70 Gbnlid. ouB Die sisenen GI'
tern iie taum unt.rideiotn tOnnten.-
g.: limb i6 f.nne spei 3piIiness
fdpeItern, Die sIsiden iid 70 tdus
i6sn6. oab iie iid INNER ieIbit mits
,inanoer peripe9Ieln!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

-am q 1orbpUG. Ssimsetebrs
ter Sorider (.r5Gblenb): Die 8dls
ts am pol mar 10 int.niip. Oab mir
uns bitten muBten, unier. Sunoe eins
nal gu itreid.lH. = 3ubDrer: llno
parum9 = SorIder: Su, fsben sic,
ibr. S9ndnae puren nGmlib iteif
sefrOren, uno ipenn iie bumi! iptbtl-
ten, bra6en fie ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

Pans Gaspar b. Starfer.
Gds lit Sas Slid; i'm TaecstaHpf su
itehen,
@o bel Der Trbcit ole gtusfeIn beben.
Scin gSerf. iein aIles padlien, iperOeu
iehcn,
Bou ueuem inner ieiucr 9flidt gu
lebcn;
Ser buufIen 3ufuutt ieit ms Suae
Idldueu,
Stets uoripdrts bIiden, lher nic suriid.
llno ieinen inn'ren ardfien gang uers
traien
Sas Ser5 pou Soffnmpen: bas lit bas
Slid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

Ortsbor bsb BEL ieinsr guuprg un6 ub mid ein in e
ngsn Sasn m eOr gang brseen cn roe bic bpube @su
nit ibm gu bfftig.n. mir mnn Srrtbum beueiien.
3pei Sa9t ndf fam aud pirtd mid, getreu fenm Wrs
pren ole buubts Sa fatren Oos @aTer in3pasn
elm GROCER Sn in Ger e Oes 9uf.s brpor
ben id aF speien porber natri nt gen bate
Der Srtsporfb bute bin uno e rDd len Sic nur mas od>
rauf sefdrhben fsbt!" -
Gs if gfdbrl ben STUB Ourqusr Denn Nir Sten OOaFdH
Dig gDafer it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

Gntbeurss 9otel. &eIs
rer 3u sinsm TremOsn): ~Bsrben
Der sitGoise Serr iid oieie gtu6t Die
Ronofinit.rnib anisbena Die Ssrr'
f9aftsn IaNen iih srDbtentb.ils um
Gin llbr fpsdefi.4 Srember: Dante;
i6 I9Iafe Iieber!" SelIner (gutmiis
tbis): rSerr. i9 fpiirbe ooh ratbsn-
tsr.6n.t pirO oi. NOnOfinIt.rniB
ndmlih hoGl-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

nDaIIp. 9u fbauft bod bslt' r.dt
pIiidlib aus, sefdIIt es Dir iebt f4on
btFtr IN 9einer Chez"
rrad. i'd bin ia 70 sIiidEid! 9es
fern lit er bas erfs Wal gu Suui'
ssblisben, obns buB i4 Obnmd9tis gu
iperben bruu9te!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
Sod idJlimmer.

81: nSie batter tpobl nit Serrn
(. sineu b.ftieen 9luftritt buriibsr.
bab sr sic esidGftIi6 70 iiberpors
tbsiIte9" g.: IS mo! = Sd babe i'm
BLOB, neil msine Sruu seraoe obns
SO4in mar, gum Mittusbrot einses
Ia0en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

S0fIider @eoaute.
Ssrr: Sbr Serr @emobl mar 8abns
inipsttor in 9lfrita unb puroe BON
2open ssfrsFeH9 0us 1T bod fur6t.
bar! = DAME: Wein ein5iser Sroit
III nur Der. oab feline Seiuoe in Der
9eimutb nun tpobl .ins.iebsr bab,n.
bub er bod ni9t 70 gang unsenisB.
bar mar -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

SorntaesiGser (Osr, hi.
INNER, Oen SaI.n ipieO.r s.isbIt EuD:
rlln0 od foil es friiber sun5e 9OIter
eeesbeu babsn, Die nur bon Der SusO
!sttSul"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31
CONNECTIONS
AND THE DIRECT LINE 10

At Augusta Atlantic Coast Line, Charleston Western Carolina
Railway Southern Railway for the Grous and
Nidaa Seatoad Air Line Railway for COrd Fitzgerald Helena,
Americas Montgomery and points west with Macon, Dublin Sayan
Railway Dublin. Macon, Ha1lehust with Southern Rail
Brunswick Jacksonville all Florida points Macon,
Alana Chattanooga and points West Douglas with
Atlantis Birmingham Atlantic Railroad for Waycros Brunswick,
Fitzgerald Curee Atlanta WiacOochee with Atlantic Coast
Albany, Waycros Jacksonville and all Florida points;
Cost Line Qumau, ThOmSsvie Balm
bridge etc. Georgia, Southern Florida Railway Waite
Springs jacksonville Paatka Florida points Triton Cortele
Macon Vadosta, Moutrie Western for Mour
Seahoard Railway Tallahassee River Junction,
Meu with Central Of Georgia Railway for Macon,
Savannah, ETC.
Z. &. CARROLL, g. II. GATIs,
Agent, Madison Fa. General Passenger Agnnt
T. f. HARRIS, Com. kgt, Valdosta, Ga, Augusta Ca
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31
A Fierce Night Alarm

is the hoarse, startling cough Of % ct'ld,
suddenly attacked by coup. Often b.
aroused lewis Chambin Of Manchester,
o., iR r. No. . for their four chiIdrer
we're greatly subject TO Group, "somc.
times in severe al,acks, he wrote ""r
we're afraid they would die, but since
we proved what "a certain remedy DR..
Kings New Discovery h., we hnye 900
fear. We rely on il for Group aud for
coughs. colds or any throat or lung
trouble SO do thousands Of others,
SO may you. Asthma, nay fever, J"
grippe, whoopiDg cough, hemorrnages
Ay before it. soc and 500 Irlal
bottle free. Sold by all druggists.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31

The omen fire is a primitive, eIemen'
tai thing. It cheers with more tnan
more heat; 1t IS a bit of the red heart
~ nature laid bare; It IS a dragon OF
the prince doclle and friendly there
On the corner. what pictures, what
activity. how social, how it keeps UP
the talk! You are not permitted 10
forgot II for moment How 1t re-
sponds when you nudge it, How it re-
iolces when you feed IT, why an az
open fire in your room is whole ~,
erature. It supplements your library
as nothing else in the room does on
can.--John Burroughs in Country Life
IN America.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31
AND DEPARTURE
TRAINS.
Published for the Information Of the
General Public.
(sEABoARD AIR LINE)

(sEABoARD AIR LINE)
Passenger Trains West Bound
leave for Greenville, Tallahassee,
Pensacola aud all intermediate
points 1859 a. N. and 1910 p. m.
Passenger Trains going East to
Live Oak, Lake City, Jacksonville,
and oil intermediate points leave at
$50 a. NJ. and 3:42 p. IN.
Trains arrive five minutes before
their departure in both Of the above
schedules.
GEORGIA a. FLORIDA RAILwAY)
Passenger Trains Going North
leave for Valdosta Augusta and all
Intermediate points 6:2O a. N, aud
400 p. m. Trains arrive at Madison
ll'4j a, m. and $40 p. M.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31

"whots that uoiseT' asked the Wis
,tor in the apartment house,
"probably some one In the dennstS
apartments on the floor below getting
a tooth out" -. 49,.
floor above" ,..,.uo,
"Ah. then IT'S probably the LopIey y,
baby getting tooth inE-ca'n'"
standard and Times.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31
NOTICE

The State and County Tax books
will close on the first Monday in
april. Don't forget the date. as
property not paid on by that time
will be subject to sale, to satisfy the
taxes. :. y ELLlSoN'
Tax Collector
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31

Nurse-Come, Doris. It IL time Tor
van and dolly to 50 to bed.
Doris-whats the use? Doilys so
tired she can't sleep ana I've gov
touch Of insomnia.-London Punch
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31

II you have lost anything place a
small ad in the Enterprise Recorder
Everybody reads the Enterprlse-tSe-
COrder.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-31

The best Of us lack more'n wings 70
hp onrels.-Thomas B. Aldrich'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-20
Symptors Were There

You husband might have n little
solid food directly he begins to mend"
said the doctor. But how am TO
tell?" inquired tho anxious wife.
THE convalescent stages OF innu.
enza, replied the doctor. are marked
by a slight irritabiIity"
The next day he called and found
the patients wife radiant. when !
refused TO order his steak and onions"
she explained, he came into the
kitchen and smashed fourteen coup
plates and dinner service; so, OF
course, sent out for steak at once
Stray Stories.