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VOt VIII-NO. 43
MADISON, FLA.. THURSDAY, J.UJNE 24, 1909.
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. Death of Mrs Theolore Randell.
j Shortly after i-i'o o'clock last
j Wednesday evening, 10th inst., the
i (S( news reached town of the death
of Mf9, MseleV Parramore Randell
thrrbome, Sampala, nine miles
; South of 'own. She had been ill
i two months, or longer, and bor
I y3Ui was not entirely unexpected
tuougli none the less sad because of
i ibe fact.
II jits. Randell was native of
Mulison, being a daughter of tlie
; iate Captain and MiS. Smith Parra.
more, and nearly her entire life had
teen spent In this county. She was
i noble type of womanhood, cheer,
fa!, kind, unostentatious and Lome
loving. She sympathized with those
iD distress and gave aid whererer
iid was needed. In her young wo
msnbood she united with the Baptist
liurch in this city andhcr life ha
'leeo one of beautiful, christian
,barctcr. .
I Besides a devoted husband the
leaves to mourn her death her Hons
tnd daughters, Messrs. Vans, Red.
den nd Burr and Mesdames T. 0,
With of this city and Sydney Hindy
'tod Cary Hardee of Live Oak, Mis.
ViS. A. and "Tote" of this city.
J T,lie funeral services were conduct
s' at be family home at Sara phi a
Thursday afternoon by Pastor Ivey
If the Baptist church after which the
jodywas brought to Oak Ridge
cemetery and tenderly consigned to
i:s last resting place among tboce of
er loved ones who have gone lie.
ir. The pall bearerg were -Messrs.
t. J. Beg9, C. B. Ashley, L. A.
Fraleigh, B. 15. MeCall, W. 1J.
Davis. W. P. Knight. !S. A. Smith
and E. C. Ilasstll.
To the stricken husband, sons and
daughter we offer our sincere syru
pultiy in their hour of bereavement.
Valuable Books to tie Given Away.
Congressman Dannitte IJ. Mays
has sent the editor of this paper a
large number of copies of a valuable
book treating of the Diseases of Cat.
tie, issued by the Agricultural De
partment ot the Federal govern,
ment. From a casual examination
of the book we are convinced that it
should be of value tu raisers and
owners of cattle, treating as it does
of the various diseases to which cat
tie flesh is heir, consequently we will
be pleased to distribute the books
among those of our people who de
sire them. Call at this oltlce and
secure a copy. ,Tbey will be given
away free of cost as long as they
last, first come, first served.
Unveillnsr Monument
At the time of putting this insue
to press the handsome Confederate
monument is being unveiled with
appropriate ceremony. Elizabeth
Harris Chapter, U. IJ. C, is in
charge of the exercises and a large
numder of Confederate Veterans and
citizens are participating in the exer
cises.
The program includes band music,
a presentation address by one of the
ladies of the l D. C, acceptance by
a veteran on behalf of Colquitt Camp
U. C. V , acceptance by Mayor
Rowe on behalf of the Town, and a
patriotic address by Hon. Knox Liv
ingston of Bennettoville, S. C.
The monument was furnished by
The McNeel Marble Co., of Marietta
Ga., upon the order of Elizabeth
Harris CLapter, U. D. C. It cost
$1250. It stands twenty-three feet
in height and occupies the center of
the city park.
We shall have more to say next
week concerning the exeicises.
If Yon are Worth 150 000 Don't
Read This. !
This will not interet you if you are
worth fifty thousand dollars, but if you
are a man of moderate means and can
not afford to employ a physician when
you have an attack of diarrhea, you
will be pleased to know Hist one or two
dotes of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy will cure it.
This remedv has beerj in use ior many
years and is thorouKhly reliable. Prict
23 cents. For sale by B. F. Moeeley
W. B. Davis.
Picnic at Ellaville.
Mr. Editor:
Please announce that there will be
a picnic here (Ellaville) on Friday,
July 2nd. Everybody is iuvited to
come and bring something good to
eat. That will be the day to meet
your friends and loved ones from
three counties Madison, Hamilton
and Suwannee. Be sure to meet
them.
Ellavili.e Citizens.
About the Proposed Domitory
To the Citizens of Madison:
Under a recent understanding be
tween the Town Council and the
County School Board it is proposed
to turn over the manngemcn' of the
school and the dormitory should
one be built to three Trustees, one
to be appointed by Council, 0'ie to
be appointed by School Board nnd
the third to be selected by these
t0.
Professor W. B. Cate agrees to
sign the following contract, or one
of like provisions:
"This contract made this day
of , 1909, between Trus
tees, as parlies of the first part and
W. B. Cate of Madison, Florida, as
party of the second part, IV itnesseth:
"That the said parties of the first
part hereby agree to turn over to the
said party of the second part the
dormitory to be constructed by the
Town of Madison, Fla., which dormi
tory said party of the second part
shall run a a boarding bouse for
students and teachers or shall have
run under his direction under the
following conditions:
"First: The rates of board shall
oe HO for a month of four weeks
.for pup.Is and $12.50 for teachers,
provided that any pupil or teacher
rooming alone shall pay 12.50 extra
per month. These rates shall not
be changed except by the consent of
the parlies of the first part.
"Second: The said W. B. Cate
shall keep the building and furniture
in repair, making due allowance for
wear and tear, and shall keep said
building nnd furniture insured.
"Third: The said W. IJ. Cute
further agrees to require of the per
son or persons running the dormitory
that they shail not order groceries
through wholcsule houses outside of
Madison.
"Fourth: This contract shall con
tinue as Ion? as the said pnrty of
the second pnit shall be in charge of
the school now known as the Florida
Normal Institute, and shall not be
changed except by consent of both
parties."
Professor Cute also agrees to sign
a contract to remain In Madison for
a term of five or ten years if the
Trustees or Council desires to make
such a contract.
I.. A. Fbalrk.h,
President Town Council,
Bankrupt Sale.
Notice Is hereby given that I, as
Trustee of the estate of W, S. Over
street, bankrupt, will receive sealed
bids for the two stocks of goods of
said bankrupt in Madison, Florida,
together with fixtures. Bids will bo
received by me at Madison, Florida.,
up to noon of July 7, 1909. Bidsv
may be made for both stocks or ei
ther, or the fixtures, or ary two to
gether. The right to reject any and
all bids is leserved. The two stocks
and fixtures were conservatively ap
praised at $7000. Inspection of the
goods is invited at any time,
It. IJ.' ROWE,
2w Trustee.
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