The enterprise-recorder., June 24, 1909, Image 5

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Ft DAVIS,
rum JKWMLM,
Has, as usual, the fin
est aud largest stock of
You Often Hear People
Say of a Man
Fine GOLD
iu Town.
Jewelry
Here's golden advice to every business man
and woman bank every dollar and pay all bills
. by check. It simplifies book-keeping and in
creases your financial standing by putting at
your back the strength of the institution you
bank with by hinting to the world that your
every dollar is plus two. For the shortest road
to this financial credit, try the services of
The Firsl National pai)k,
MADISON,
TOWN TOPICS.
Our 'Phone 76,
Received by eiprees s new lot of La
dies t7 00 Trimmed bata. Oo'og at
4 00. T. J. Ni Co. 2U
Burr Raodf ii is spending the week In
LiyeOak.
Try can of Spanish Peppers. Leslie
4 Waring. . . .
Fred Hardee of Tsllaba&see spent
Monday In ttie city.
' Prof. W. A. Cate spent Sunday and
Monday in Jacksonville ou basicess.
Call ou Fraleigb-Llnes-Sbslfer Co.
for corn, hay, oats and "Stafollfe."
Will Stanley left yesterday for Moo-
vtrcllo after having spent several weeks
bere, -
Try a mild sugar-cured "Majestic"
Everv ham euaranteed. Leslie 4
Wariog.
Will Taylor and Walter McDsniel
left Tuesday afternoon for an outing ct
few days at Atlanta Beach.
For anr thing in the feed line, such
as com, buy, oats and "Stafolife" vail
oo Fralelgh-Lt net-Shelf er Company.
Little Mibs Gladys Thornton has re
turned from a delightful visit of several
weeks with relatives in Jacksonville.
O. H. Rutherford aocompauied by
his cousin, Rufus Rutherford, of Lee,
left Saturday for Atlanta to attcud col
lege. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalctck returned
Monday from Yaldosta where thpy bad
visited their son, John Blalock. for a
week or two.
For Sale: Twoor three Jersey cows
wllb first calves; also, my dwelling aud
lot Bnd tenant houses on Sessions bill.
A. L. Blalock.
Col. Knox Livingston srrlved from
his home, BeniiettsvMe, S. C, Tuesday
afternoon, and is the guest of bis broth
r, Mr. Archie Livingston.
E C. Has6ell and little daughter,
Willie ire spending the week at Hamp
ton Spring. They went there last Thurf
day and will return to-morrow. j
"M8jecticnre not as good but (be
best on earth. 'Phone Leslie A Waring.
Miss Emma Akard.one of the popular
-teachers at tbe Normal leave to day
fur her boaue in Tennessee. Hnr many
frlei)dewill be glad to welcome her
hack in the fall.
On neat Thursday, July 1st, the good
penpleot that section of the county
will assemble at Pine Lake and have a
big picnic ' Everybody la invited to
-corns and bring baskets filled with good
things to "eat.
Watermelons aVe plentiful these days
tod tbe pnoe Is considerably lower than
ft was a week or two ago. Jauies I.
Kmart shipped several carloads of the
fruit to tbe northern and westers mar
ksls during the past week.
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Tbe Town registration books are now
open at the store of Vann IJros. It you
bars not registered and want to vote in
tbe bond election" of July tib, you'd
better visit Al. Vann without delsy and
get your name oo tbe books.
C K. Nelsoo,; the urbane represen
tative of the Ballard-Snotv Liniment
Co., of 8t. Louis, ww a visitor in our
city this wefc. He was a pleasant oall
r at this office and rene red the adver
tising contract of his coai; any with this
FLORIDA
'Phone 114 for a Majestic." '
Hal Stoy of Jacksonville spent Sun
day in.our city.
Putdy Kelly has been in JacKtouville
several days this week.
Mrs. Sydney Hinely returned to her
home In Live Oak Monday morning.
Breedslove"s Ice Cream fresh every
day at the Madison Drug Company.
Mis. C. H. Iilshop has gone to White
Springs where she will recuperate for
several days.
Mrs. Fannie Livinraton leaves to day
for Brunswick, Ga., where she will
spend some time with relatives.
Mrs. O. W. Rutherford snd son, Wal
ter, returned home Sunday from a viait
to relatives and friends in Quitman.
Come to us to purchase your feed
com, oats, hay and "Stafolife." Frs.
leigh-Ltiiee-Sbelfer Company,
Miss Nell Hinelr will leave to-dny for
Tullatussee where she will spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Royal C.
Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Coleman are re
joicing over the coming to their huoue
of a fine baby boy. The youngster ar
rived Saturday.
Misses Edna and Clyde Catledgs ars
expected to arrive from Jasper this
week for a viait of several days with
their aunt, Mrs. C. D. Tuten.
Mrs. Theo. Leslie snd young eon, Sl,
are in Albany, Ga., where they are bav
ing a delightful visit with friends and
relatives. They will be gone all the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Parramore left
Tuesday Afternoon fur Jacksonville in
response to a telegram annnuueing the
death in that city of Mrs. M. R Murks
who was a sister of Mr. Prranjore.
A communication from one of our
county citizens on Go-jd Roads which
was intended to reach us in time for
publication this week, ua banded in
too lute but it will appear in th ee
columns ueit week.
We are headquarters for ever) thijg
that's good to eat. Leslie Jfc Waring.
Sheldon Briusoti spent Sunday lu
Monticello with hi? brother, J. B. l b. it
is, be was tbe guest ol Ins brother out
spent most of his time in that city with
a cerUlu charming young laiy who
recently visited bere.
Dr. Yates has bought from the Fra
leigli Lines alielfer Co., one of the new
Ford Touring curs recently brought
bere by that company. The doctor is
now well provided with automobiles
having a runabout for his practice and
a touring car for family use.
A'e erred last week in staticg thi t
tbe pioniu at Lee on July 3rd was to
be a Sunday school piculb The fact
is that tbe picnic is a celebration by
tbe public school of that town. A
cordial iuvitatioii is extended to ail to be
prevent and a good time assured. See
tbe police In another eotuinn.
From all reports Madison cnunty Is
to be blessed with abundant field crops
Ibis year. From all sections of the
county come reports that tbe crops are
tbe most promising for ' njaoy years.
Especially Is this true of grain crxps.
tbe corn crop being aiiusually large and
Hue. Most of our farmers ars looking
forward to tbe harvest seas"n confident
that tbey will be able to fill their barns
and cribs with corn and hay and have
potatoes, sugar cans and meat in great
quantities.
Bracelets
Clocke Chains
Watches Pins and
NOV ELTIES.
All good and guaran
teed, and engraved
FREE of charge. :
OlAt GrlB SS
I will sell my entire
stock of Cut Glass at
Cost, and Spectacles
at Half Price. : :
R. DAVIS
JEWELER.
Madisou, Florida.
"Phone Leslie A Waring for Mnjestic
Hams.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Horns on
last Sunday, a fine boy baby.
Mies Pearl Hataell bavs been spend
ing a week with friends in Greenville.
Morgan (registered) stallion for ser
vice at Bevan Bros, stables. See Sevan
Bros, owner.
Frank Coles, ths popular bookkeeper
for tbe Hardoe Co., was a visitor in
Lake City last Sunday.
Mr J. J. Jelks of Quitman, Ga.,
spent Sunday in our city as the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. A. L. Blalock.
Mrs". C. W. Seville and child left
Tuesday for Richmond and other points
In Virginia where tbey will spend tbe
aummer.
Dr Armstrong's next visit to Madi
son July 7th. All eye trouble, head
ache, nervousness overcome. Office:
Merchants Hotel. 4.
Misses Hattie Lou Dickinson and
Helen Beggs returned Saturday from
a delightful visit of several days with
friends at Olympla.
Mrs. Archie Livingston, jr., and tbe
children will go to Lake City this after
noon for a two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. John Vinzant.
Misses Vann Wilson and Josie Ms
Donald have returned to tbe city from
a most pleasant visit with friends and
relative in tbe northern part of the
county.
All members of the W. C. T. V , and
others interested in the work, are re
quested to attend the meeting of that
organization which will be held in the
Btiptlet courch to-rnorruw (Friday) af
ternoon at 4 o'clock
Trv a "Majestic" Ham and cor.vir.ee
yourself. Leslie k Waring,
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Tuten spent Sun
duy among tbelr old friends at.d neigh
bore In the northern section of the
county, htt?ndingcbur. h xt Shiloh Mr.
Tuten eajs he baa never en better
t.rops than they have up lp that country
this yeT. Corn crop Is a huge one and
In fine condition.
Io ' Our Fourth at Rubicon," Wo
mnii's Hotue Companion for July gives
the Hctual Fourth of July experience of
a town that bas abolished loy cannons
anil firecrackers. Ths substitute works,
and works finely, and will work In any
other town that r ill v wants to do
sway with power-posked faces and
multilated fingers.
"Bible Day" will be observed br tbe
Macedonia Baptist Sunday aohool on
nextSi tirday, a fine program bavin;
been preoared which embraces au ad
dress by Pastor Iyey of tbe Madison
ohurch on "The Bible Fund." A pleasant-Ante
is assured to ell who will at
tend tbe exercises.
If 'cut flowers from the florist's or
trnnleii are placed ss soon as possible in
cold water In which a little mild sosp
has beeo dissolved, making suds, they
will keep freeh muoh longer tusn usual,
and will even freshsn up wonderfully
if tbey have already drooped, Also, if
one w-.ehes to keep roses in bud for
some lime, a soft thread should be tied
snugly smuud ths bud, and when ready
for use, even though several days after
picking, 'be rose will be found as snug
a bud ss when first tied up, and more
over, will not shatter as soon ss ordl
nary. Womsn's Home Companion for
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"He has money in the bank," and the people speak
of him with respect as one who is
g-etting" along in the world
It's a good thing for your
standing to have money in a bank,
and it is easier than you think, especially as the
CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON,
MADISON. FLORIDA
is desirous of your doing business with them and
will aid you "in every reasonable way
Capitol $o0, 000-00 Surplus $lo,000. 00
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Georgia & Florida Railway.
f 3 Dally
P. M.
t 1 Daily
A. M.
Effective
2 50 6 15 Lv (1) Hazelliurst Ar 12 43 9 40
4 17 7 42 (2) Douglas 1114 8 11
8 60 12 SO (3) Broxton 1 2 30 8 15
5 05' 8 30 (4) Willacoochee Ar 10 29 7 26
5 52 9 15 Na-hville 9 42 6 38
8 00 11 25 (5) Spark? 11 25 8 00
7 00 10 17 (6) Valdosta 8 30 5 30
8 30 11 40 Ar (7) Madison Lv. , 6 30 4 00
CONNECTIONS
1. Southern Railway Nos. 13 and 15 North; Nos. 14 and 16 South
2. Atlantic Birmingham dc Atlantic Ry. Hot. 2 7 4 East, Nos. 14 3 Weal
3. Flizgerald, Ocilla dr Broxton Ry. Nos. 2 and 4 also 1 and 3
4. Atlantic CoartLine Ry- N". 90 & 96 East; Nos. 91 St 97 West
5. Georgia Southern fe Florida Ry. Nos. 2 4 4 North Nos. 1 A- 3 South
6. Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Nos. 46 and 180 East; Nos. 185 and 189 West,
7. Seaboard Air Line Uy. Nos. 77 and 79 Weat; Nos. 76 and 78 East
New Short fast twice daily line, all Western Florida and Gulf porjts
via Seaboard Air Line Railway and Madison to Macon, Atlanta, all points
beyond, East, West, North via Hazeluurst and Southern Railway. Close
connections at Madison, quickest time,
man sleepers on night trims, all connecting lines.
Through tickets sold, baggage checked, all information at all tickets
officers.
J. M. Tibner,
General Manager.
We sell the celebrated Majestic: Hams.
Lfilie ii Warlna;.
Miss Jean Patterson is tbe guest of
Mrs. W. M. Burton this week.
Col. Clias. E Dnvis left Monday at-
terDom for Jiickaoijville where he had
protes3lon:il business.
For sale nt a bargain; Fvwr grsdd
Jersey milk cows wl'.h young calves.
V. P. Thompson, R. F. D. 1. tf
Miss Fannie Smithson of Luke City is
attending the summer school here and
is a guest in the home of Miss Nonie
FMmomlson.
Professor W. J Maloy returned last
week from a very pleasant trip to points
in South Florida, lie Is again at
Moselej'j f ru4' Sto:-e. .
Quit the Drug Habit. You ran be
cured permanently. Writs for purlieu
lira best treatment koown and Is guar
anteed. Address Box 223, Do "ling
Park, Fla. 4.
At her home about two miles nortb
of town on last Friday Mra. Rleanor
Pinson departed this life in the "2ad
Year of her age. Deceased was one of
the old residents of our oounty being
the widow of the late W. H. Pinson
and daughter of John Gandr, deceased.
I'he funeral was held at Piney Grove
church on Sunday, Rev. A. N. Wood.
wrd being in charge. 8be leaves two
unmarried daughters, twin sisters, MUs
Georgia and Mlas Florida, and four sons.
Our sympathy Slid condolences are ex
tended to the bereaved family.
We saw a letter last week from the
president of a Business College say in if
he wanted to move to Madison acd join
forces with our school. The present
uuildiogisto small to accommodate
another school but tbe county School
Board Is willing and anxtoua to enlarge
tbe present building, or bcild another
one, provided tbe town will build a
dormitory. A business college added to
our present eicellect school would mem
a great deal for Madison and we sin
cerely bops that tbe president of the
college may be induced to move bla
school to our town.
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May 1st lyOU
f '2 Lailv
P. M."
t i Daily
P. M.
excellent road, new coaches, pull-
A. Pope,
Traffic Manager.
For Rent: My store formerly occu
pied by W.S. Overstreet. A.E.Fralelgh,
Col. Pvandell Rjwe spent Monday in
Lake City on professional business.
Flace to buy your school books at
lowest prices, is ut L. Tocke's store.
Key, Curtl Crulib conducted seryi
ces at tte Episcopal cburcb lu-t S'Jnduy
iLOrcUg nnd afteroooc.
Mrs. S. E. Cobb and son, Sain left
vssterdny for Talluba?eee after a very
pic aeant visit of several weeks witti
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thornton and
their infant son of Tampa, are guests
of the lady's grandparents, (.'apt. and
Mra. W. W. Whitlock.
The summer school being conducted
by Professors W. A. Cats and Grai t
Wbeeler started off with an enrollment
of ttiirty-tive and others are expected to
come this week for the summer course.
Will Celebrate the Fourth.
There will be a picnic in tbe
Grove at Lee, Fla., July 3rd. An
exercibe on "Fourth of July" will
be given by pupils of Lee school at
10:30 a. tn. Refreshments will be
sold to raise money for the beueQt
of the school. Everybody come and
bring well filled baskets.
Salue R. Shileb,
Teacher.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tbe
Best on the Market
"1 have used Cbamoerlaic'a Cough
Remedy and find It to be tbe best on
the market," snys E. W. Tardy, editor
of Tbe Sentinel, Gaiusuoro Tend. ' Our
baby had several colds tbe past winter
and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy al
ways gave it relief at ocoe and cured it
io a abort time. I always recommend'
itwben opportnnity presents itself."
For sals by B F. Moeley & W. B. Da-is.
rir.