The enterprise-recorder., January 20, 1910, Image 4

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ANNOUNCEMENT
I Of G-reeit Interest To TQae Farmer
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600 Tons Cerman Kainit, 12.4 oer cent., just arrived. 100 Tons of the Highest
Grade Potash Kainit ever imported by anv local dealer,
Analvsing 16 Per Gent.
For pome time we lavo leni studying the soil of Madison County with a view of finding out what is most needed
to make yml crops, and our experience has taught us that the soil requires more Potash, hence we have imported
One Hundred Tons of the Highest Grade Kainit kown. See us hefore it is gone. We cannot get any more
Five Car Loads just received. See us. We have all "kinds, and our prices are
the lowest.
We carry the famous Syracuse Plows in single and douUe. Just received a large
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rlDWS HOWS. OinSIB .flllQ UOUDIB shipment of genuine Stark Dixies, Georgia Racketts, and all kinds up-to-date
7 w Plow Goods. Remember we sell everything in
DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, FURNITURE
AND STOVES, And we have
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The State printing contract is
again in the hands of tlie Capital
Publishing Co., with Tom Ap
pleyard as manager. The State
printing will contioue to be well
executed .
William Randolph Hearst has
boujjilf., Or Is about to buy a bid
slice of the Everglades drained
lands down bere in Florida
Perhaps he wants a place to
which he can retreat and get
away "from the madding crowd"
tbe next time his political aspi
rations get a backset.
The Lake City Index sticks to
its assertion ot some time ago
tbit Broward will not be in the
race for the United Sstates Ben
ate. Tom Appleyard bad to
hed"-e a little bit when he made
the prediction some months ago,
but tie now repeats It and furth
er asserts that Broward will be
a candidate for the governor,
ship when the time for that
campaign aeain rolls around.
On the other hand Broward says
emphatically that he is a candi
date for tbe Senate, and there
you are.
A Board of Trade is a business
organiz ition governed by rules
and laws under which it has to
transact its business. To trans
act business a certain number
of the members composing the
organization must be present at
the meeting when such business
is to be transacted. It will not
do for a member to say "it is not
necessary for me to attend the
meeting to-night; there will he
enough of the members present
o attend to the business." If
enough of the members think in
that way there is dead sure to
be nothing done. We have iu
mind a recent meeting of the
Board at which important bust
ness was considered and some
of the things demanded, itnmedi
ate attention, yet because a
quorum was lacking and only
one member was needed to make
the quorum the matters bad to
pass over for future action. The
Board ot Trade is a g:od thing,
but it is only as good as tbe
members make it. Remember
that, i.nd when a meeting is held
do your duty to tbe organisa
tion, to yourself and to the com
munity, and be present.
Bob Gray of the Havana News
has political aspirations, i t
seems, and bis name has been
coupled with one of tbe desks
apportioned to Gadsden county
in the House of Representatives
Gray is a tine young man, sturdy
and reliable, and if the voters
of Gadsden see fit to put him in
the House they will find him
well fitted to the job.
The advice givn by IIora:e
Greeley some years ago to "go
west, young man, go west," has
become obsolete and now it is
that everybody is saying "go
South, young man, go South."
And they are headed this way
in great bunches, too. The pro
gress of the South during the
past few years is little short of
marvelous, but when you come
to think ot the marvelous resour
ces of 'this wonderful section it
is not surprising after a'l, the
only wonder being that the peo
ple of the world have not dis
covered it saoner. Florida is
getting a good share of the peo
ple and capital from the North,
East and West and we are going
to get more. What we want to
see is some of the people and
money turned in the direction ot
Madison county. We are sleep
ing over our rights people, when
we fail to let the world kniw
what we have to offer. Wake up,
everybody and let's get busy.
Alachua county bad its first
and only legal hanging of a
white man last Friday when R
LI. Owen was banged for the
murder ot R. L. Smith in that
county some time ago.
few nice cottages. Certainly
they would find ready tenants
at a good rental figure If our
town is to grow and attract new
residents we have just got to
provide houses for them.
The Meanest Man In Town
is the'onewho always weHrsa friiwn. if
cross ami disagrcenble, and is short iimi
sharp in liis answers. Nino cases out
of ton it's not t he poor fellow's fault.
if his liver and digestion that make
hi m feel so miserable, he can't help be
ing disagreeable. A re vou In (lunger of
geUinu into Hint condition? Then
st'irt at one taking Ballard's Heroine
for vour liver the siife, sure and re
liable vegetable regulator. Sold by W.
B. Vmvm,
Punts for imps, pints for son, at Taylor's.
Ttie continued increase of pupils
in the primary department of the
public school at San ford lias necis-i-tated
tlia assistance of one more
teacher.
A Sprained Ankle
As a rule a mau will feel well silitll 'd
if he can hobble around on crutches Is
two or three weeks nfter spraining iiis
mikle, and it is often two or three
month before he ib fully recovered
This is an unnecessary loss of time, ss
by applying rhnmberlaio's Liniment,
as directed, a cure may a a rule be tf
fecied in less than on week' time, and
in many oases within three days. Sold
by W. 11. Davis and B. P. Moseley.
The officials of the Seaboard Air
Line railway are louring the Slate
in the interest of the road. They
have just left Tampa for other
points on an inspecting tour.
There ia no getting around
tbe fact that Madison has a fine
chance tor substantial growth
if our people would only permit
it- Every few days we bear of
families who would move to
town and make their home here
if tbey could only secure a house
to live ia. We have heard of
one man who wants twenty five.
room cottages to bouse people
he can bring bere as permanent
residents. Now we haven't beard
the man himself say this, but
it is common rumor that tbe
statement is approximately cor
rect, and we have heard of sev
eral amities who would move
to town if houses could be se
cured. We fail to see why it is
that some ot our large property
holders who have both the lots
and tbe money, fail to erect a
1 ' NOTICE I 1
No meat will be received
for full Month's Storage
after January 15th. Cold
Storage rooms will be clos
ed for annual overhauling
on February 15th.
Madison Electric Power Co.
MADISON, FLORIDA