The enterprise-recorder., November 26, 1908, Image 3

About The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933

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porcecl to Raise Money
We Need it and Must Have it.
Our entire $25000.00 stock of high grade merchandise must be sold in ten days to satisfy
ie demands of our clamoring creditors. We are in debt, so in order to meet our obliga-
jns we have decided to sacrifice our entire stock for ten days beginning
Wednesday Bee. 2 at 9 a.m.
AT LESS' THAN MANUFACTURERS COST.
Stop for a moment and ponder and you will realize what it means. W. S. Overstreet's
igh grade and complete stock to be CLOSED OUT IN TEN DAYS. Prices go to pieces
i all sections. Do you like fairy stories or blunt proof? We trust that you who read
ave long since learned that noise is not business. Every price in this ad is a statement
f facts backed by the word and goods of W. S. Overstreet and his long and successful
eccrd of merchandising in the city of Madison.
Stoi 3 Closed Monday Nov. 30lh and Dec 1st to J
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Steel
t i i trs a t rr At n,1 ., . ioi.t o.n i r V 1 1 nvvf-j loonrivriliviiKi )h
-i , e .. i . e j .1 ..it. ..,1 T?....,.,1 Oolrt ! in
,.,,tt 0n wiil bring tnousr.r.a.s 01 ; eopie ircm iur -.:;u ut-ar iu .awit. i wim --".- ,
his munificent stock.
The Time IEEsis Comae-
From this time on every dollars worth of the seasons goods must be closed out. Wonder jW
n,.L-;r nvirps at evei-v turn. Glance at this wonderful list of superior values. Vv e would ua
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be clad to quote every article in the store but space forbids. Follovvin.cr are some won- 1((
derful bargains we are offering: W
Mens High Grade suits good value
at 12.50, forced sale price 3.6D
Ladies medium length coats well
made from selected material, regular
?:j.50 to $5.00 value, forced sale
price $1-27
Ladies extra good quality $1.00
sliirts forced sale price 1.19
Mens good heavy Weight 10c hose
forced sale price :-
M..T:S white hemstitched handkor
cl'M the K'c. kind forced sale
)c.
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"' ps good 25c. suspenders forced
l;,c.
yak- pnetv
food 10 cents towel, forced sale
4c.
:,;.'!is,35 and 50c. negligee shirts,
fy::-:A sale price 2:c.
Good full weight yard wide sheeting
forced sale price
Extra good quality fancy ta'jle oil
cloth, the 20c. kind, forced sale price
per yard 14c.
Good finality doul.de width Panama
suitings regular 25c. value, forced
sale price per yard 13c.
Ilich grade Standard makes corsets
lv.oui-.r price $1.0'!. $l..7) and $2. 00
forced ?ul? price 50c.
(Vat os thread (: .-.po'-l-tocu?to:ner)
forced sale price 4c,
OctaT'on soap fu'Cdil stile pi'ico ier
cako :-
I'.rown.? Mule t"bacc, forced sale
price per plug ' Sc.
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A Square deal to all, one price only the lowest-
our reputation behind every article, statement and j
price.
Money Back if Dissatisfied.
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I. S. OVERSTREET.
Madison,
Sick HeaJhce.
This (listrtstdng disease repups from
a disordered coi.dltlon of the s'oinatli
and can be cured hylakiig Ua r
Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets (jet
a free aumple at w. B. Duvis or D. G.
Smith's drug store and try it.
Mvion county Is to LoLl a big
fail' at OjjIci laxt month.
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Mind Your Business!
If you don't Dobody will. It is your
business to keep out of bll the trouble
you can snd you can nd will keep out
of liver and bowel trouble if you take
Dr.. King's New Life Fi.ls. They keep
biliousness, malaria hdiI jaundice out
of your sbtem. 25". at nil dru Btoree.
Marion couD'.y claims to have five
acres in cultivation now agai.nsl
every tilled acre ten years ai;o.
Watched Fifteen Years.
For fifteen years I lime watched the
workinit of Uuek'en's Arnica bulve:
ami it has never failed to cure aoy sore,
boll, ulcer or burn to which it was ap
plied. It has saved Ui many a doctor
bill." suyK A. F. Hurdee, cf Ksist Wil
tuu, Maiue. "c. at all diutf storeB.
The Jacksonville Hoard of Trade
is now workii.g fyr a 'oul cliua
nel to the S'T..
How to Cure a Cold
Be as careful as you can v-m wi'l oo-
casiotially talie eold, .fn ju 'M
et a oiudiciud of k"O.V:i i,-'.. -b',.. , , !...
that has an established reputation ami
that is certain to effect a quick cure.
Such b medicine la 'Jhainberlaln 8
Couyh Remedy It has gained a world
wide reputation by its remarkable
cures of this most common ailment, and
can always be depended upon. It acta
on nature s p"'n. relieves uie uiuua,
aids expectonition, opens the secretions
aud aids nature in restoring the system
to a healthy condition. Duriiid the
ninny jeHrs In which it has been in gen-
er.il use we Lave yet to learn of a sin
gle cold or attack of the grip having
resulted In pneumonia when this reme
dy was used, whiuti shows conclusively
that it is a certain preventive of that
dangerous disease. Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy contains no opium or
other narcotic and may he given as
ointhlently to a baby as tu an adult.
For sal by w. li. Davis and I), u.
Smith.
Broken Back
Tl.sl i iin in your bm-k cauei il by
.iinilmLM. si tt' iiiti,-,t, or a strain i i n
1-,. tiling ') Urt I i t "I- 1...I. 1
S .ua Linuiii'iii curi ? ih-uiiiii'i'ii
w.o. -ore and ill' in iiselet'. r i .
til i. H. Ull'. I.'U I tl. Il LI IS' r-, r- . ' 1 -
auh'.t? an I jii.in, )J nct.vi .1.1 w. i
in Miur d hih. m,m uy w. I.. I'a'in.
The city "t 1 all.h;iaeir h:: t.ikcii
oVtr t'.u; ll'.' I wai'T i'iKS
tint pl.ee, at .i cost uf
A Tiny Eaty
oan't tell ou in woiuft wiitit the trou
ble if-'.ljut if it's ciTiipiexiun gets pasty,
if It gets weaker and wi-ak.-r. Im. rl 'oh
and is cross ai d pe-vlfh you '.au Ije ci'i
Lain it iih Woi-u.s. Cjivu II W'h.tt't
iJieam Vermlluge, guaranteed hanii-
i less. Kxpels the wutu. s and puts the
baby in a healthy mural condition, fc-ohl
hy v. I). iJavitf.
There are 35 i acres of pineapples
to hearing near Roynton.
Seven Years of Proof
'1 have 1m l seven years of proof that
Dr. King's New IM.-eovery is the hi st,
iii"oiciiie to tnk for coughs and colds
and for every disease I enii lition of
throat, chest or luny.." siiya V. V.
Henry, of I'ananiii. Mo. The world has
na.l tliirtyignt years of proof tint Dr.
King's New DNcoverv b' t'ie b-sl rc.n
edy for coughs n-i'l colds, li gi'iiipe,
isthin i. 1 ay 'ever. I --or. eh ' i i -, lieuior
Tinge of .he Im "-. a'i I I he en ly Kt-ig-
f , : -. hi m 1 1 1 ii . i- ' in.'iy idwii;
i, w ; Im 'i veliij ' "f ,i.ifiiiiior.;
, ,,1 ui, I r giiaranle- at ml drag aiou'
",ii... and si .CM. Tia.il b .t'le free.
Tampa's cii,'armaliers are leported
bnty to the limit, and all the lactu
rixs rtmiiing full foices.
S.-wxiiiu-e L'oiin'y rep ids her ol l
st while viit' r to lie 07, mi.i! her
il lest !.; :- !'." .
How Is jour Dicestion?
Mrs. Mury Uouhng uf N'o. 2J8:h
ve.. San Fi ancpo. r, r:(iiii:neails a
reihedy for stomach tioul .e. Klie s.iys:
firatitu le for the wondeiful ell'eet of
I'.iectric Hitters In a c-aso of acute iiuli-,'e.-iici:i,
prompts this tesliinoni il, 1
am fully convinced that for stoma'ili
ind liver troublos J L! etrio Hitters s the
'.( sr remedy on Hi" niark.-t tu-daj."
i'i grei.t tonic ati'l lilt- r.tive in'-di-i
ue inyigiirates: tliC systen , purities the
blood iiml is especially h.dpfal in all
forms of female weakne-s. ")Uc nt all
Irug stores.
How to Treat a Sprain.
Spraii.s, fcwolliis mid laments.- are
pruinptiy relieved by Cijainberluin's
Liniment. This liniment reduce!, in
tli.nniiiii.iiii and por-ue-s bi tlial li
sprain may he cared in about ni.e-lhinl
the tinifl n-'piired b.,' toe usu-d treat
ment. -'" and cent t:.-s for Sale by
v: 1',. IJavi- an i U. 0. Snntli.
Yi'itat Wjuli You do?
Jn -Nise of -x U rr or scald what w mM
you do to lel.i ve t'.e pain ': Si.ci, in
juries are i:,h mi'i ar :u any f..m 'y
and every. iLe mi:. , id be ireoar.-d for
tlom. Cio.mij .'i.air.'s Salve applied on
mft chitn w.il te.ieve the i.i;i almost
o;ml!v, and un'.-ss t!ie ii.jnry is a
very n-wr one, w: rao-c i,.e mi i m
l.enl wuhotit lean ag a se ,r, I.r sale
iiy w. li. I 'avis at J I Mio'ii.
The slieriir of Marion coii.ity is
alter the pistol tolets. mid warns
them that a license does i.t wut-
ratit thiJ concealmeiri. c: weajn ns.
Florida.
Six otmces of c.n l.olio acid was
!.!ie dose a Tampa vvoniii'i took one
lay 1 ist Ws'ck to escape the cures of
,ife.
It's a Crime
.. i' -,:'e,'t ymir heiot h. 'I'i worst i.e.'
, v-t ihH! you e.n b- gi.iity ' to al-
i.v eons; ' ial'ioi;, 1 1 ', 1 . , 1 1 1 ; i" m'. or any
Vf i.r I : I I lo.loie !u r n'. .1.1... It.
. o- e.o.,' y oor i n ile ! ,i. and
:.:.v ..;id t a s -v ' . - cli'oa'is oi- ' '-e.
d'ako 1 dlardV li .da i ,d t ' a'
: v e:l, Ti ' ! ' i ' 1 ' :'or . y aud
all ioiaa, of X:- 1 i'.vr old
la, .vis. S d I '.v v.-. ::. 1) .v:-.
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A Hair's Breadth Escape-
Dovouknow tout every tune yon
hiive a cough or cold and let it run on
thinking it will just cure itself vou are
iiivitiiiir nneumoula. eoceumption or
some other pulmonary trouble? Don't
risk it. Put your lungs back in per
feet health and Btnn that cough witb
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Price 25c,
50c aod H.O0 per bottle. Sold by w. li.
Davis.
Since the middle of June about
130,000 acres of state lamb have
been disposed of in the Everglades
section.
Colds and Croup in Children-
"My little girl is subject to colds ,"'
says Mrs, Wm. II. Serlg, No. 41 Fifth
St, Wheeling, W. Va. L,BBt winter
he ku.l a sever mell and a terrible
cough, but 1 cured her with Chamber
lain's Cough Iteniedy without the aid
of s doctor, and my little boy has been
prevented many times from having the
croup hy the timely U" of t bissvrup
This n-meiiv is for salw by w. K. Davis
and I). G Smith.
; M. ' i :.i .n
,-!; i ' et v. j.1 a a
a, j . !i:i 1. poltl'.
.1.1 to l ed his vie-
va- : ''
fo
la; Id I i- to .
til, i i..' Ids n oi.
!'!. t !.'..:', I: i '. -.-.r. i:; i;.i" i:!l;- p'tf
fe:v,l r.. : l' -." f tv!'."t:e. 'It's
pretty loivh to I.' sue-' Hin.n:;h like
this, ti in' t it. sir':' I: hupm ed.
- -oli. thai's all rLdit. my man.' the
held up' o'l" answered cheerfully. 'I
whs on my way to n bazaar. 'Voit're
Orst, and there's mi end of It!' "Lon
don Telegraph.
Lack Right Quclitles.
Mrs, His Mrs. June strikes no as
being entirely too masculine for a wo
man. Mrs. Dlx Yes, Indeed. Why.
very time she has an ache or pain
she makes as much fuss about It as
man would. Smith's Weekly.
Retrenching.
"I tell you, they are retrenching."
"But they still have their auto."
"Which they run well within the
speed limit. Eah!" Loulnville Courier
Journul. Hardened.
"Listen to this. Maria," said lr
Btubb ns he unfolded his scientific ji
per. "This article states that in sain,
of the old Roman prisons that have
been unearthed they found the petri
fied remains of the prisoner."
"Gracious, John!" replied Mrs. Stubb,
with a smile. "1 suppose you wuld
ad them burdened criminal."