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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-22
WEATHER FINE
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
BANKS WILL CLOSE SATURDAY NOON
A Number Left for Scene Yesterday
WOOdwOrth Park Tented City
Programme Complete

Jupiter Pluvius has agreed to clear
the skies of rain clouds the remainder
of the week, and with clear, blue
atmosphere. the weather conditions in
the Upper Valley will be ideal for the
Chautauqua. The Tent and Grounds
committee has been busy since Monday
establishing the camp, aud the Wood
worth park with its crystal clear
streams arising from the famous
springs bubbling from beneath the
Lava Beds is a veritable tented city.
Ii is understood that the Tent and
Grounds committee will act as a Board
OF Aldermen for the temporary city
and that mayor will be elected to-
night.
The Chautauqua has created great
deal of interest and residents from
every part of the Valley and some
from neighboring districts are flocking
today to the scene for the next three
days pleasure. Many people from
this city went up yesterday.
because of the interest that has
been shown and because their en-
ployees may be enabled to attend the
last afternon and evening of the fes-
tivities, the three banks OF the city
will close their doors and transact no
business after noon Saturday. Seere-
tary Ray E. Scott. of the Commercial
club, announces that there will be no
club luncheon at the club rooms Satnr-
day, since every one is supposed TO
dine at Woodworth Park.
The largest crowd will be seen at the
Chautauqua Saturday afternoon and
evening. To accommodate the big crowd
and to bring home all of those desiring
to return to the city that evening. the
Mt. Hood Railroad Co. will run spe-
cial train from Parkdale to Hood River
Saturday evening, leaving Parkdale at
II o'clock.
The program follows on the last
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-22
BENEFITS EXPER-
IMENT STATION
HORTICULTURAL MUSEUM, FEATURE
Clubs and Citizens Hope that Valley May
Be Chosen as Location Of Such
an Institution

A campaign was recently begun here
by Prof. w. II. Lawrence, the county
plant pathologist and the Beard of
Drectorssof the Commercial club as
well as a number Of private individ-
uals. who realize the benefit of the
movement. to secure for the Hood
River Valley an experiment station.
Much Of the horticultural experiment
work of the state is already conducted
in the region. If the station were
secured this work could be made far
more extensive and work be done that
will be of benefit not only to the local
Valley orchardists but to all North
western fruit regions.
The plans will come before the
orchardists at the Horticultural Chau-
tauqua during the session there this
week and will form one of the most
interesting topics for discussion.
Prof. Lawrence, one of the warmest
exponents of the plan, says that one of
the beneficial branches of the Expert
ment station will be the horticultural
museum that will be established.
In list given below he sets forth
some of the displays that may be made
that will be of the most practical use
to the orchardist;
Fungus diseases. Specimens anC
charts illustrating the life history ant
control of the organisms causing the
diseases of the apple known as Apple
Scab, Anthracnose, Fire Blight anC
Phoma Canker.
Insect pests. Display of the stages
of the life history Of the Codling Moth
San Jose Scale. Oyster Shell Scale
etc.
Physiological diseases and similar 0
unknown maladies. Material TO
reference and comparison.
Commercial fertilizers. Carriers o
lime, potash, phosphoric acid an
nitrogen placed in display jars an
labeled to show the chemical compost
tion.
Cover crops. Display samples Q
the seeds of each of the cover crop
tested. Dried specimens of each q
the cover crops which give promis
for this section. Also displays of tn
roots of legumes showing the natur
of the roots.
crop CUDuillOns. 0udfNS HHOWiuB vi
yields of average orchards of ditferer
ages. Also showing the adaptabilit
| of different varieties of apples
various types of soil.
Soils. OF the Is types of soils in Il
Hood River Valley each sample to b
divided into the surface g., sub-su
face l0'', sub-surface Is" al
Il sub-soil 49, total 60 samplesl. The
II samples to be labeled showing {
N mineral composition, chemical co
III position, aciditv, physical structu
III and the water capacity.
II Spraying materials. Arsenate
II lead and other sprays used in the d
II struction of the codling moth and 9th
II isect pests labeled to show their cher
II ical composition. action and uses.
II Weather conditions. Charts showli
II snowfall, rainfall. character of Il
Il days, minimum and maximum tempe
II atures.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-22
Small Boy Injured by Fall

Kenneth Deitz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Deitz, fell from the delivery
wagon of j. Nj. Wood on Oak street
Tuesday morning and was knocked
unconscious by the impact. The lad
was taken into the Wood grocery store
and soon recovered. An automobile
running behind the wagon was stopp ed
lust in time to prevent its front wheels
IRON running over his body.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-22
CHILDREN'S OPERETTE
AFFAIR OF BEAUTY

With a half hundred little girls in
the drills and figures, the 0perette
presented last Friday evening and Sat
urday afternoon at the Heilbronner
hall was one of the most exquisitely
pretty events of its kind ever seen
here. The children, who were drilled
by Mrs. R.sLee Black, of 0dell, were
dressed as fairies and their freshness
and beauty were impressive as they
sang their songs in quaint, childish
voices and did the steps Of the dance
they hsd learned so we'll
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-22
Mayor BlanChar Joins Junketers

Mayor E. o. Blanchar is spending
this week with the Portland junketers,
who are travelling through central Ore
gon to Lakeview in the southern part
OF the state. Mr.. Blanchar is making
the trip with Fred Stanley, president
of the First National Bank. The party
will pass through Redmond, Bend and
other central Oregon cities.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR CONGRESS THIRD DISTRICT

10 the People OF the Thru District Of
Florida,
| am candidate for Elimination 10
hee iSt,.lhird Congress subject to the
acton Of IN Democratic Primaries.
II elected the Third District Will be
my parish and every precinct 10 it my
especial charge.
10 The failure, ne IN the pRs', my sole
purpose and tignee. aitu will De 10
serve the best ,n'eres; OF all the people,
offer you the experience OF tom
yeHre service IN Washington with the
same LOYALTY "a your interest and wei.
fare ina, Las marked the period " my
service so the past
mn grateful 70 you for yoa- cont
deuce alG ,.ppo-, 10 lie past ard WI.
apple ate m,r- man can ever te.
you, sour .rupog. 10 lie .a'yre.
Very u. y roa-s,
DBnu.t,e T.. M,.s.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR SHERIFF.

To the Democratic Voters of Madison
County, Florida:
] hereby announce my name as candi-
date for re- election TO the Office Of Sheriff
Of said county, subject 10 the action Of the
democratic primaries. Thanking my friends
and the Notsrs OF the county for pas, faNors.
ard soliciting then support and votes in the
coming primaries OF 1912, am,
Very Respectfully,
A. D Stanton, Sheriff,
Madison County F,a
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

To the Dtmoc'uiic Votes Of Madison Co1rty.
Gentleman an a candidate foI reelection TO the
Cl,Is = offic, for The ,nfufhg term and wish to
ttGnk you co, and all for your loyal support ano
couhd.Dlc, d.ing he IS years have served you.
Thoroughly undusiand IN, varied duties Of the
ClCt ono, and can dc your N3ork accurately snC
at 'srdy a. The coNded g-tIl,Is IL which have
to Won vii pG!nit
have been at cCuIjeoJs objlpnp and attentive
to all az trOw bow, aud am asking year support
again OF ~ record which 10y service hGsliven al
an opportunity 10 become familiar Win, and Il j
have me- ned youI confidence and spIIoIt for az
rtrrI iCm, promise 10 give yen The best seIvic,
~h,h HS knowledge and ,zpti.,u,, permits.
AGAIN iautne one Nd all for Iast iavors, art
HIduos shown me, remain, yours to commsnG
!. e. Eh,-.,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

ed with your work at Aucilla. Will take
pleasure in answering any one you may re-
fer TO me, and will give asgood testimonial
as know how 10 write.
With pleasure, am, very truly yours,
b. J. llamrck,
supt Public instruction,
Again soliciting your support, and as
surfing YOU that ] heartily appreciate the
same. am. Very truly yours,
II. {. Harper
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

Mac SCI. fla, Jgp, j., 1872
TO tie Deno.Tg;ic Woes Of The TuirC
Juulc.al { remit o. F.Yrida:
hereby anpouuce ny candidacy 70!
the office 0. State Attorney For the
Third JUd'cial Circuit OF The state Of
Florida, sur iect TO the action OF the
Democratic PRIMARIES II elected to
the impor,aot position. ! ebell DO my
utmost to perform The dn les OF the o.
ice With justice ard lnpar;.slliy and
to the test q ny ability.
j. W. Mex lNNON.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR COUNTY SuFERiEI1NDENT

Having been compelled 10 fire lp pas
toral woIk On account q ,orilnued. III
health. re,i.ed.to q snail lam yea,
seo two miles from Nac.scr hoping ihele-
By 10 regain ny health.
Ny health having been restored many
triendsnow uiae ne to Announce nyselfa
candidate foI the os5ce Of Superintendent
Of Schools fo- the County Ct Madison and
at ;heiI request hereby announce nay
candidacy FOR the above cf1oe subject 10
the action Of the corning democratic pr.
mary.
Ii elected, shah e,Ceayor TO faithful
~ and inIariially discharge the duties
Ct the o4tce 10 the lest Of 10y ability
respectfully,
u. 2. lYey.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

To lie Democratic vo;e-s Of Madison
Comfy Florida
an d oaac. ale tcr Representative
from :tis co..t. /. the ueNi legislature
subIe,; 70 the aston q he .y-3,-g -e-.-
oc5a;.. P-.ma."
] shall make a clean Cpea campajta
and i elected viii he representative G..
the PEOPLE. have 10 lay before you The
record Of my past life in asking your sup
porL Respectfully,
j. W BlSHCP.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
Disrict2
S + Slolg.

the Democratic Voters Of DisuictNo. 2
ieys,,;iuliy announce myself 40 q cGndids,, t~
reelection IS member c! the School Eolrd at m,
coming primary to he held April 5Gth, s.tjer, n
ibc ~ill o. The people q said Gisigc; i reeee,d
J lttln pedpe myself 10 serye the poop, as boo,S
n,nh.- 20 The best Of my ability. hsan.h fayor
good schools IN the oolnty and State.
TbartInl The people iCr Their Isst sarTc-t ana
hsI -etpI,ctive the same again, ! remain
Io@-s Ve,y ivy,
J. 2 ltUga
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
TO MOTHERS-AND OTHERS.

You can Use Bucsleu's Arnica Save
10 cure children OF eczema. .rashes. iei-
ter, chatngs, ecaly and crusted humof'
ae we, he their accidental ipjaries-
cuts. burns, bruises, etc., with pe7fea
ehte y. Nothing else heals so olleky'
For bolls llcere, Old, running or Fever
sores or piles it bae no equal. % etsa'
al druggists.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
NQ7llECF ELECTION

Noil,' j. tceby given that an election viii be
hod mite Town Of Madison, Florida On EWil
1872 between the hours Of O'Clock a. N. and 0.
do.s ?. 10. n The Mayor o:tice fer the election o.
TIE icov.nl officers for said town for TIE ensuing
yes't one mayor, three town coonClmen, one
marshal and ty-ofllcio tax collector, one deb aud
utGturtr, ana ont taT assessor.
r, II, ROVE, Mayer,
Town Of Madison, Honda
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRA-
TON.

To the D'noIst.c Yctue Of Madison C0aniy;
J ssf your support ior Supervisor Of Registration
u Madison county in the coming Urinary Hey
irf bad considerable cypuence IN Jonductog tht
affairs Of said Office, feel tibet am fully vompe-
tent to continue 10 discharge the duties Of same
and II the Democrats will honor me With the nom.
nation, my very best efforts will be given to the
work Thanking one and all for your kindness,
am, Respectfully
JOHN W. NANN
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

h,rety announce myself ss candidate ior Re.
pr,rcniAuvt from Madison Comfy in the rtHi
LtaleatcIe, and earnestly solicit tie support q all
Democratic voters in the coming primaries. Eih,
Vottis Of the County favor nt with election, J
promise to perform the duties q a representative
faithfully and colrsfeously end always with the
best interests q The State in view. ! shah from
time 70 time interview ss many citizens q tie
County as possible and acqusint them with my
reasons !oT desiring 10 represent Them. As my
busiuess requires ereat portion Of my time, hoN-
ever # i quite key that shel not he able &c see
all, and therefore take this opportunity Of ssyni
thar will heartily appreciate ara be grateful So
the vote ard support Of every citizen Of the County
who can consistently sJpport ne fer this !ospoa-
sillc CttCe.
Very respectfully,
T. c. MuaHhsr
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

llGeby EnnouDte my candidacy for Comfy
Commissioner iICm Dluict No, J, Madison Co1niy,
Fla, TT eci &c tic s,iion Ci the votes lie COM
ing primary election, lpedr, mys,E TO disctsIee
the du;ies q said o' &C TO The best oi,my ability
elected and to itat end, ,s1ngiy solicit The sup
pert Of The voter. In sG,d primary stand fo' ECO
nomi,al administrator Of a-ans pertaining to said
Office Thanking you fol whatever sllpoIi yUu
may f.vs me, an
PupccifllM
lro. D. y, DCrDD.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

To the Democratic Voters Of Madison
County,
am a candidate for the cfe Ct County
Judge Of Madison County, Florida, sub
iect 10 the action Of the voters in the com.
ing primary, If nominated ard elected, my
hes, efforts will be given 10 the proper
conduci Of the affairs Of tie Office.
Respectfully,
James R. Kelley
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

The 'Child's Welfare" u movement D's
challenged the attention OF thoughual
people everywhere. Mothers are pay
ural supporters, and will find in Foley
Honey and Tar Compound most Ss1
liable and Coughs and colds that w
checked lead to Group. bronchitis y"
pneumonia yield quickly to the healiH
and soothing qualities Of Foley's H0r
ey and Tar Compound. For sale DYE
dealers. Vi
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

hereby announce that am a candidate
for Tax Collector Of Madison County, sub.
eci 10 the action Of the people in the com
ing Primary Election Thanking the PEG
pie for ,teir liberal supper, in the pa't J
scici, their further support. p'edpinp them
10 disctarge tie duties Of said Office as J
have in the past Respectfully.
lNi.pD
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

To The Democratic voters Of Madison Couoiy;
IhGety anpourct -mys,l as a candidate 70,
County lommissioneT in and iCr the 9TH district
Madison coaniy, ia subeci 10 tie action Of the
Democratic p.msI.es Of ApIiI 3eb and May asrb
II am nominated and elected imomise 10 +ilI m.
Office fairly honestly and 10 the best Of my ability
Thanking tie PEOPLE ioI past iavors, and ASKING
sorputin lhs coming uimpr,e J be- 10 .ore,o
Very tIu'h
a ArfrF..
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

Al the solicitation u iiieuds J arnouuct myself
q candidate io' County Commissioner FOR IisiIict
No subject id.thc action Of N, coming democ,a.
DC primary.
II elected, shsl' disthaIge III, duiios Of the Of
fee 10 the beet oamy abity and respectfully sole
il the support Of all oaalifed voters.
Respectfully,
A A. HIrH,sGruk.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

respectfully announce that am a onnd,d,,
for County Commissioner from District Nomhs' :
and earnestly solicit the support Of all Denor,,'
voters Of the district in the coming pYimare.
elected TO this important position, promise ~ T..
fll the duties thereof to the best Of my ability
Very respectfully
SIS. McMuun
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

10 the Demc,Ttj.g yGut Of Rtdson County. ia
hereby announce myself q candidate for Coun.
~ COMMISSIONS ~ end FOR Digi,ic; We s.h'en
to he action of jh, -,molsu, vOi,Is in tie COM
ini primaries. Hte,ed toihs important POSITION
uom.ee 10 f.I.l thl duii,t thereof ilth40y and
oi't tttt u 'nY a. H.. tUIeG'uhS
w. p -l..
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
For TAX COLLECTOR.

am a candidate for the Office OF Tax
Collector of Madison County, and earnest
~ solicit the support Of the democratic
voters OF the county,
Respectfully,
W Preston Thompson
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

u. ?. lEey
il is with pleasure lat announce my
sell candidate for the ofice on County
Superintendent Of Public Instruction OF
Madison county. subject 10 the action Of
the democratic primary 10 he he'd April
son, 1912
Il elec,ed ! shall devote my critic time
10 the duties Of this Important oHce, and
shall bring into the work knowledge, cN
perience, and uainrg acquired during If
teen years Of actual school work.
As my school duties require my time, J.
may not be able 10 meet many Of the yo,-
ers, therefore ] submit the following tol
your consideration, ard respectfully ask
your support in the coming Primary
Principal OF Fine,ta School, Madison
Co. Fla; Principal Of Anthony School,
Marion, Co Fla; Principal Of Aucilla
School. Jefferson Co., Fla; Principal OF
Largo School, Hillsboroueh Co Fla,
Principal Of Captain School, Lincoln Co.
New Mesico; Principal Of Angus School,
Lincoln Co. New Mexico. Principal of
Nogal Summer Normal, Lincoln Co. New
Mexico.
From Superintendent Of Public Instrlc.
tion Hadley. submit the following!
Sarta Fe. n. MeN., MAY 10, 1908
Professor =. {. Harper,
NolaI, New MeNico.
My dear Professor; In regard 20 your sum
mer school, snail never throw anythin5
IN lis way, and shall encourage you in
every way that ! possibly can. aprec
with you wholly that such scnoul must do
the teachers who a;tend much more good
than THE typical Institute. and, as esrress-
ed 10 you in my letter Of April y, Hhioh
| lepeau il seems 70 me that the kind q
Summer School tina, you reach would be
recognized by any impartial Judge as the
equivalent TO the typical teachers lnsti
iuie. -.- Hiram Hadley, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction,
From County Superintendent EdNard
]. Cole,
Whine Oaks, n. NJ, Aug 10, 1904
To whom it may conceTn'
1t is with pleasure, that recommend 20
any concerned, Mr. H G.. Harper as a
teacher Of marked ability and fully capable
Of giving entire satisfaction 10 any who
may be so fortunate as 10 have an cppor.
mnty to employ him as a teacher in any
capacity,
Mr., Harper has given the very best OF
satisfaction as a teacher since be has been
employed in the schools Of Lincoln, and
do NOT hesitate 10 say that he is fully
capable TO continue TO do so wherever EN-.
ployed, Respectfully,
Edw, j. Cole,
Sup, Schools LINCOLN Co.
From the President Of the New Mexico
Normal School, ! submit the following,
Silver City, n. Mex, Oct II. 1904
! recommend Mr. H c. Harper as a
teacher ard young man Ct North He
attended the Nea Mexico Normal School.
and found him good scholar and man
of principle He is a person Hhom ] can
recommend 10 occupy a responsible posi-.
tor, whether it be teacher or 5uFehn,en.
dent Of schools. Indeed, think ,hatgchoo
authorities viii be for,u1a;ein securing Der.
sons Of his capability.---C, N. Light, Pres.
ident OF New Mexico Normal School.
From Superintendent B. ]. Hamrick;
Monticello, Fla, Jan. 20, 1910.
Dear Professor Harperi | was well pleas
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

! hor,by announce ,hsJl en- a candidate 'or lc-
election as Comfy Surveyor OF Madison Comfy
I'd respectfully solicit the support Of al Democrat
&c voters in the coming primary. L elected, !
promise to perform the duties Il the off'ce faith
uly and to the test Of my ability, as in the EAST
Very respectfully,
c. T. LtNR.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

hereby aDpoenct my candidacy for County
Commissioner from District No ?, Madison Coun.
ty, and earnestly solicit the support Of all demo
eats in the coming primary election.
thanh the people for their past suppoIi and if
chosen EGsin 10 represent them ! will give my
best efforts io discharge tbs dui,s o. the otfce 10
tie bet, Of my ability.
Respectfully
o. -I,ttr4r
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

hereby announc, ihei ! a candidate 'ol ih' Of
Zee Of TGS Collector cfMGcscn Comfy end res.
pectfuiI, solicit the sUpJu-i dtte d,noclauc vut
,rs Of 1t, county in the coming ''imM.'s. Il 81
,yied to this responsible position, J,omr, 10 il.
ID the duties tbereof'a'5. iD-'i'g aad ic ihc
DIST If ny ability. Ect -ety,-r,.y,
= 1vm,t.s
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

To the Democratic Voters of Madison
County,
! terehy announce mysof candidate
fer the Office Of County Judge, subject 10
Inc approval Of the voters in the coming
primary ] respectfully solicit your sup
port Respectfully
w. r. ccwart.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT

At the solicitation Of many iIi,nde, hereby an
DoGpce myself Of a candidate ior CleIh Of the Cir
cult Court sobect TO Tho action Of The democratic
voters in the coming primaries. II elected, prom
is, to Discharge The duties Of the Office honestly
fairly and 10 III, beat Of my abiiity.
Very respectfully.
d T. BuESITT j.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

lhu,ty anoouuc, thoi am q candidate fer the
oHit, q Sa,itiT Of Mtiison county and respectfully
solicit tte support II an Democratic vctrs ~ ~,
coming ,iimGi,s. Il elected to Ibis IesIon' NE
tciuun, } p'umis, e. dist hairc he Csi's 'stt
.a.'l erj io a., best my chilly
Respectfully
w. A. DALE
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

J heTet, Ernouncc ihGil ANA CanddaI, fCr It
tc,uoT, IL ito Office Of County 1iedsuTer, and res
TeVtiuiy solicit m, support Of TIT DomUiatic Vo
;us IN the coming primaries. liih, psoT't favor
me win reelection, promise 10 coItnCt 10 dis.
charge ID, dates Of The Office ianhfuliy ard 10 the
btsi q my ability Respectfully
JOHN " DAVIS,
Treasurer, Madison CCuniy. Tia.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

IhGt.y earu--lc myself e candidate ior li,n
Der q ih, School HuaId from District Nc. AID "a.
Ha;tfe f-rpot e al Democratic votes q the
Dsr',t.1 o., coz a trimsyies, Nder;ed. rro.
INST to.cIfutm ihe 6Jties Of the C-,e isii,uny
lua 10 a, test Of my lbiiity.
ruy respectfully
Mn. Nnp
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

hereby announce myself candidate for Conn
iy Commissioner in District No. 6, subject TO the
action Of the Democratic primary election 10 no
held on April Soth. II nominated and elected. !
pledge myself TO be faithful in the discharge of tho
duties enjoined on me aud to perform them 10 the
best Of my alility.
Very truly,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOAPn
District
S. S. McMuliS.

District l.
hereby announce myself candidsi, Tor ,,,co
ton as Member Of The School Board from Dis,,o,
No J. and earnestly solicit the support Of an n,rn
ocisiic voiersol the district in the coming r,imn,
les. Greeecied, ] promise, as in the raet. 10 No,
form THE dptsa d TIE o.iice faithfully and 10 N.
b,st Of my atiiity.
Ntry respectfully
S. r. Slo,g.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENT A.
TINES.

hcrhy arnc.nce myself IA CANDIDATE fol J, o.
sction 10 The House g Representatives IT, tie CON
mg primaries, aud solicit The surpo't Of al Demo
Gratis NtyUsptC;iuly
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

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