The enterprise-recorder., March 25, 1909, Image 5

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Open a bank account with this bank.
You will avoid the care and anxiety of
guarding your own money, and will ex
perience that happy feeling which
comes to those who know that their
possessions are safe. Don't trust to
luck. Put your money where it's safe.
The Firsl National pai)k
Capital Surplus and Profits: $100,000.
REMEMBER
IFL- DAVIS,
THK JMWMLKK,
Has, as usual, the fin
est and largest stock of
fine - GOLD Jewelry
in Town. : :
Bracelets
Clocke Chains
Watches Pins and
NOV E LTI ES,
All good And guaran
teed, and engraved
FKEE of charge. ' :
TOWN TOPICS.
Our 'Phone 76.
Clothing, tbe best fat Taylor's.
Mr Myrick of Sirmons was in rnadl
on Monday on business.
MlBf EugieVann left Friday for an
extended visit th Jacksonville aiid Sa
vannah. Morgan (registered) stallion for ser
vice at Bevan Bros, atablea. See S.
Alex Smith, owner.
J. P. Morrow of Ellaville spent Sun.
day io Madison with hia mother Mr.
RanJell Morrow.
Frank Webb ome in Monday on the
Valdoeta Southern and remained with
bil friends and relatives several days.
Hunter of this countv B
aleter of Mr. S. J. Ellison spent lust
and a part of this week with her bro
wner. If you have meat hogs or beef cattle
to sell, osll snd see me when In
town. A. T. Home; corner store, Pope
block.
Mr. Wllkerson. daughter and sevfrnl
friends, all of Valdoata, came over last
week and were the guests of the Mer
chants Hotel.
Mies Jessie Taylor, who during her
visit here, has made many warm friends
will return to Macon the hitter part of
this week.
Mrs. C. D. Tuten was called to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. C. A.
Brooks Sunday morning In the Hum
burg neighborhood.
Judge Martin and Mies Carlena Mor
row, who have been quite ilr at the
home of Mrs. Randell Morrow are both
convalescing rapidly.
We offer our usual ten per cent, dis
count on ice coupon, books bought for
cash from this date to April 1st. Madi
eon Electrio Power Company.
The next montnfy meeting of the
U. D. C. will take place at tbe reeidence
of Mrs. I,. A. Fralelgh, instead of with
Miss Fonda as formerly announced.
Dr. Wash Ivee.wbo bBS been so faith
ful in attending tbe bedside of bis little
niece Esther W billot, came over again
fiom Lake City Saturday and remained
several days,
Tuesday's prayer services were held
at the homes of Mecdames Densoo,
Begge, Livingston and Yates, and were
led.resDeotively. by Messrs. uowe, tw
land, McDonald and Wheeler.
Vrs. P. S. Coggins and Master P. S.
returned early this week from Jackson
Yllle. While there P. S. underwent
treatment for serious fbroat trouble and
is returning greatly improved lu health.
Wanted: '-To buv, for caab or trade
' countrv mnftt.hnme. shoulders and sides
also, beef and pork either dressed or on
feet,egi, chickens, hides, eto. Address
Greenville Vellow Tine Co., . Green-
, villa Fla. V 2t
Its v. CurtisGrubb continues to give
his charge here delightful lentcn eer
vices every Wedneaedy afternoon., He
. tlioVreaohHd ao unusually beautiful
and earneat sermon at his regular Sun
day morning service.
Among the prominent people registed
at the popular "Merchants" we noticed
the following: Rev. Curtis Orubb,
8aturdy and SundsT. I A. Palmer,
Man. Sou. Bell Ex. of Valdosta, Men
day, J. C. Mrrlck and D. O. Stokeley
of Slrnioaa Monday.
New Hats at Taylor's.
Albert Z pperor's little 6on continue!
very ill, we Hre indeed sorry to state.
Velvet Kenne for ealo, K. O. Hassel
& Son. 3-11 4t.
Mrs. W B. Cute le't Tueclny morn,
ing to visit rl iiives in Kustie, Florida
lor several ilave.
For Sale: -1 2-hiirse power Gasoline
engine Hnd feed mill. Cheap. Apply
'o G. W. Walker. 4t.
C. T. Carroll of Monticello wag a
guest of bis eister Mrs. C. B. Smith
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. C. B. Smith Is serving as local
reporter and society editor during the
absence of the sure-enough editor this
week.
Mrs. Brown and MissEvah n Brown
of Nashville Tenn. arrived Monday and
are the delightful guests ot Mrs. L. D.
Lowe this week.
Little Nonle Wailsworth and Mips
Maude Tooke have both been quite ill
for several weeks. Their many frienda
earnestly wish them a speedy recovery.
Cl "n Pickioson who 'e the efficient
employ' nf the Hnrby Livery Co. at
Greenville came home to spend Sunday.
More than home folks however were
glad to see "Gate."'
Ernest Thompson, a promising young
artist who. with his s'stor and mother,
hasspent the winter in tne home of Mr
H. F. Willis, went to Jacksonville feat
urdny remaining there several days.
Prof. W. B Cate and Supt. Ci W.
Tedder returned Fr'ilav night from
L'ik City where they had spnt sever
al dave In attendance upon the Con
v?ntlon of Puhlio Scluol Principals and
Superintendents.
Little Mian Esther Whitlnck is Mi
seriously ill, and is interingly watched
und nursed by ber eklllful and faithful
physi'.'inn, uncles, Dr's Ives and Davis
besides loving friends and relatives.
Esther is a remarkably attractive, tal
ented and ambitious little girl, and the
whole town eagarly hopes for and uwaits
her speedy recovery.
Cut Glass
I will sell my entire
stock of Cut Glass at
Cost, and Spectacles
at Half. Price. : :
R. DAVIS
JEWELER.
Madisou. Florida.
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Do You Subscribe to the
Telephone System?
If so you are entitled to use
your phone in and out of season.
You are entitled to kick and kick
hard if you are being neglected
hv the management. You are
even entitled to permit any one
to use your phone if you know
that they are financially unable
to subscribe.
Rut there are many who per
sist in using there neighbor's
nViones vear in and year out.
Thpse are they who are generally
the most vigorous in railing at
the system. It may be true that
they will continue to dead-beat
ii imnose.on their neighbors
wi -'
and lower their self respect to
the end cf time. But we hope
not. This is intended to open the
eyes of the merely careless s
to imposing on ourselves an!
their neighbors.
Respectfully.
Madison Telephone Company
Buy Shoes at Taylor's.
Mr. Willie Dickinson of Olympia was
a visitor la Madison on Sunday lust.
Taylor, the clothier, next door tu
post office.
S. D. Morrow made a flying business
trip to Greenville Saturday, returning
the same day.
Mrs. D. G. Smith bad as her guest
Saturday and Sunday Messrs. M. L,
Kaine and Sim Smith of Valdosta.
Mr. and Mrs. .las. Smart left Monday
afternoon for a protracted visit to the
lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beasley of
Jacksonville.
E.rly this week B. B. McCall and
family moved to tbelr out-ot town home
where they will luxuricate in the sim
ple life for several months.
We offer our usual ten per cent , dis
count on Ice coupon boons bought for
cash from this date to April 1st. Madl
son Electric Power Company.
Tbe Ladies Aid Society of the Bp
tiet. church will hold its regular month
ly meeting neit Monday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs.
H. B. Morrow.
Tbe Indies of the Baptist church held
a prayer tervlce Wednesday afternoon
at the chureb. H was the regular
March "week of prayer" occasion, and
an ingathering was held for the Home
Mission cause.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carroll moved
Monday into their new and beautiful
little cot'age borne. They nru justly
proud and happy and the many friends
of this popular young couple congratu
late them upon tbeir good loitune.
The Epwortu League service at the
Metbodial church on lasi Sunday after-
noon whs attended and enjoyed by an
unusually Itirge number of young men
md women. N-xt Sunday'a program
will he muinly by the young men, aud
promises to be unusually interesting.
The oottage prayer services are being
well attended and greatly enj.yed.
Tuesday evening services were held as
follows, MetbodiBt parsonage, led by
Mr. Sam Morrow; Rev. T. C. Bradford
led one nt his home. C. B. Smith led at
Mrs. A. Vi.nu's aud Mr. Willis, at Mr.
Ilrtini lion's bouie.
Mrs. J. McC. Th'ino and M'ss Besaie
Thiiriii. who were ilelaved in their Dio
jected trip by the recent illness ot the
latter, expect to leave to-day for St
Augustine, Pablo and other pointa
After an absence of about six week
they will return to this place, wher
they always And ao increasingly warm
welcome awaiting llietn.
WALL STREET ARITHMETIC.
10 mill3 make one trust
10 trusts make one combine
10 combines make one merger
10 mergers make one magnate
1 magnate makes all the money
The Original Step Toward Becoming a Magnate
is the Step Toward a Bank's Door to Lay by
YOUR FIRST SAVINGS.
CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON,
MADISON. FLORIDA.
Wishes to Aid You to Become a Magnate
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New Stationery and Cigar Store $
Located in old Bank Building.
A Select line of School Books,
Fine Stationery,
Blank Books,
Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles,
Cigars and Tobacco.
All goods will.be sold at low
est possible prices.
TXT". ZLj, Tooke.
'PHONE 47.
A OLD BANK BUILDING.
Georgia & Florida Railway.
MAIN LINK r.fl'cctive Jan. 10th, lOO'.t.
ARRIVALS
From llazli'iiurst. Douclas, Nashville, Valdosta
From Douglas, Nashville ami Valdosta
From Nashville aud Valdosta
DEPARTCRKS
For VaHosta, Nasliville. Dmmlus, Ilazlehurst
For Valdosta, Nashville and Douglas
For Valdosta and Nashville,
11:40 am
(3:20 im
6:10 iiui j
2:25 pro
6:30 am $
6:10 am f
Daily t Daily except Sunday S Sunday Only
J.M. Tirxer, A. Pope,
General Manager. 1 raUlc Manager.
jjirt y m. m -.B3iS'. f
Sewing Machines
Of the Best Makes.
I Am Selling $65.00
3
and $20 Cash.
j Call and see them f
"W. 'XOOlTO
n In Old Dank Buildinff.
Spring Sbota at Taylor's.
Born to Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Conway,
on Sunday 21t. Inst, a tine baby boy.
Miss Clara Cogaios returned to Madi
son Saturday, after a several weeks vi
it to the Mltoe? May of Monticello.
Ilr. A. L. Blaloek made two brief
business trips recently, one to Quitman
hut week aikI one to aldosta I uesday
of tbis week.
striiv.3: One black Berkshire male
lo(j, one vear old and well grown. Will
pay for Information leading to recovery.
Morrotf A Peek.
The following were among tbe new
..mil. o enter tbe Normal tills week.
Mis. Carrie Hollv of Maricn count
V. W. Walker of Alnohua county,
Frank Walker of Alachua county, and
B. A. Hammons of Marion county.
Kev. T. C. Bradford officiated at a
quiet borne wedding at Cherry Lake,
rf.md.v morning at 9 o'clock, th hap
I nr iviuntA being Miss Io.ie Hurrell of
Cherry Lake and Mr. Rivera of White
' Snrinra. Florida. They left Sunday af
ternoon for White Spring. The En-
terprise Recorder extends congratuia
tions and beet wiabw.
Mrs. Wm. A. Cate was called to
Grand Ieland, Florida Tuesday 02 ac
cojot ot sicknes ot her daughter In law,
Mm. P. M. Cate.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. J. CONWAY
DENTIST,
MADISON. - FLORIDA.
Office Phone No. 101,
Residence Phone No. 34.
C, BLACK ASHLEY.
Attornen-at-Law
Practices In all the Courts of the
State. Prompt attention given collections.
Fire luauratioe.
D. B. CASWELL,
XDElsTTIST1
Office over Smith Merc Comp'y.
Pbone75, 2 Rings.