The enterprise-recorder., June 16, 1910, Image 8

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SPIDER INSTINCT.
Cutting Web Thread to Eecapa From
an Intruder.
The UwtlDct of the Bplder Is always
id Interesting subject fur study. Re;
cently naturaliBt placed a small spi
der In the center of a large' spider's
web some four feet above ground.
The large spider soon itoshed from its
biding place under a leaf to attack the
Intruder, which ran lip-one of the as
tending lines by wik-b) tu web was
ecured to the foliage.
The bis insect gained rapidly upon
tbe little one, but tbe fugitive was
eqaal to the emergency, for when
barely on inch ahead of tbe other it
rut with one of its rear legs the line
behind itself, thus securing Its own es
cape, tbe ferocious pursuer falling to
tbe ground.
Tbe naturalist says: "It Is not the
hatilt of spiders to cut the slender
thread below them when they are as
rending to avoid some threatened dim
per unless there Is a hole close r,t
band and a bole that is known to be
Unoccupied.'.' From this It would seem
thut the little creature's notion wustue
result of some sort of reasoning. In
Btlnct led It to run away, but it must
hare been something more than lu
stlDct that led It to sever the line and
so cut off the pursuit.
The same nuturallst snys tfcnt spi
ders are citiinlljnls and that they are
naturally pugnacious. But they do not
fight for the satisfaction of eating one
another. "When two EpWors fit-'ljt
there Is generally a very good reason
for the attack and the vigorous de
fense that follows.
"It is not generally known that nfter
B certain time spiders become Inca
pable of splinting a web from luck
of material. The glutinous excretion
'from which the slender threads are
spun is limited, therefore spiders can
not keep on constructing new snares
when the old ones are destroyed. Hut
Ihey can avail themselves of the web
producing powers of their younger
neighbors, and this they do without
neruple. As soon as n spider's web
constructing material has become ex
hausted and Its last web destroyed it
pets out in search of another home,
and unless it should chance to find one
that Is lenantless a battle usually en
sues, which ends only with the retreat
'or death of the invader or defender."
New York World.
; V O T C i
Notice is hereby given that tbe following detcribed lands will be sold at
public auction in front of the Court House door in the Town of Madison.
Madison county, Flor'da, Juty 4th, 1910, or so much thereof as will be
necessary to pay the amount due for taxes therein set opposite to tame,
tqgetW with L cost of such sale and advertising.
S. J. ELLISON.
Tax Collator Mndison County, Florida.
OWN ER DESCRIPTION OK LAND No.of Sec. Tp. ft. T..
. . Acre . Cost.
J 8 Jmeina ; ' 8W of SE'i trt S nct fold to Duv.. 88 81 It 7 140
J HJcnkln,.. Fart of E't iJ Ml1-, Recorded In Deed
Book SS m!e ennvrvrd by I J Sutton 2 81 1 7 t 1 SO
Unknown That I'iirt of S), of SWJ Recorded in
Deed HooS W, p-ife 171 2 32 1 7 1 W
Alfred Crirter Lo No. 8, Block 4, Town of Sirmnnt, , ., UW
surah Curler Lot No. snd 10 Block 4, Town of Sir-
mane 8 00
Isaac N'csbitt N of SE) except i acres in N W
corner 8S 84 1 7 e If
A D Wanton SW'k oflW 40 H it 7. IS"
R J Pteri. at S'.oiSfe'i Ml Z7 ) He 8 7H
Everett Darlinu St'4 of SV W'i of SWU of sK'i .. (W I 10 c ! W
Everett nullum E'u of NVi4 Icm lu acres off "t, ". -n ' 6
S T V,bh SMofSki h'i of SW'l. HI K6 ll Ur 8 78
J 4 t Anderson XK4 "f sW'4, St, of N',l SWi
vi NEl4 li poll tax and tax (.11 personal
rropertv ISO 8 Is 10 e 411
Walter Slider i of NE'i of S;4 1 S In 7 118
ames I Ijlmtt Son,.,, 1-us No. 4, 0 and fl, illock 7, Town of ,
Greenville 1 96
M C Xorlh Low No, 8 and 4 Block No. 14 Town of
tireenvllle J 8
Root. Morinn Lot No. 18 IllOi k l Town of Greenville at"
l.ee Wllkerson Lot No. 17 Bio. k n Town of Greenville H
l.onnie Wilkci'on Lot No. 18 Mock Town of Gm-nvills tW
Mr. N'tilic C lime Lett No. 1, 8, 8 and 4, Hlock i!4 Town of
Greenville 12 "4
George Givtrts Pari of NL1 of Mil41 Hecordil Detd
Hook "T" patje '" tunvevul hv Ligc
Choice .' 1 82 In He II
VnUmvn Lot No. 18 Hlk S Tr wn of llanton.... (15
fillM iriin Lot No. 14 IllorU H Town of Hanson . . Is",
H Mo n Lot No. 8 H.ock It Tn of llann.n..., 1
(i It M. itit! Lot No. 7 Block 14 Town of Hamcn. ... "6
liC VM'.ite Lots No. 15 and HI Illock 14 Town of
llar.a"n.. W
Mrs Manila Base V of Sh'i 10 acre, on S end, .
1 of s'l, 3s ; of SVi4 1MI 8 in 10 t C 83
En.Mari.i K Mooly.... 4 of SK'. Sh4 o4 S "4 .in.V iSS
acrei. on h Mde of SWii of . rt''4 I"S 17 2n 10 e 4W
riivul Law h'..of Nh;i4 mi 8.' In lie 8 0(1
J.K.I.MiK NO cf N Wi4 of SE'4. V' of Stt'i , of
1 Nt'4 ,v If at on b Mde of rib1, ofN W4 OS 86 8 n li 8 (11
way he was uot satisfied, for the dull
lecture still wont on lu the other room,
to he tired nu iuiaciunry revolver sev
eral times nt nu Imaginary head.
The whole thing was inimitably
done. I hoped nobody saw It but my
self. Yeurs afterward n ponderous,
fat wltted young mau put the question
squarely to me:
"What was the matter with Mr.
Thackemy that night the club met at
Mr. 'a bouse?"
A RARE COIN.
r THACKERAY WAS EORED.
Amusing Incident of the Author's See
ond Visit to Boston.
Iiurinc TbnclioiMv's second visit to
BoRtcm Mr. .lames T. Holds, Ills bust.
was asked t Invite Tl.aokera.v to at- !
tend nn ereuliig melius of a si-leutlik'
f club, which was (o be bold at the
bouse of n distinguished member.
I was, said Mr. Holds, very reluc
tant to nsk him to bo nreseht, for I
knew he was easily bored, nnd I was
fearful that a jTiisy essay or geological
riuper might be presented nnd felt cer
tain that should such be the case be
would be exasperated with me, the In
nocent cause of bis affliction.
My wirst fears were realized. I
dared not limit nt Thackeray. I felt
that bis eye was upon mo. My dis
tress mny be imagined when I saw
liitii rise iptiie dc'fiienitely nnj make
Tils exit very n"ielos.-ly into u small
nuleriicni inlji Ininu. The apartment
was ilitniy lighted, but he knew that
1 knew ho was there.
Then bi-:an a series 1 f pantomimic
eats i.:ipt sl lo t describe. He threw
nu ii;agiii:;'.y person myself, of course
upon the ti- ! ;:i.d in-M-eedcd t Hab
titiu several tii.ics villi a paper f .bier.
Which he ;.'!. !i' 111 f u- the iuumoso. I
Jltt ('.is-.o:..- .'f f ; v!.V'S2 12
It I Called a "Mitstrik." and I Very
Seldom Seen.
"See this penny I got today nt the
postofBce," said the cashier. "There
aren't five other pennies like It In the
Cnited States."
lie handed out a cent piece with the
die impression ha'f off the face of the
coin nnd with a big bait moon of
blank metal showing along one side.
"They aill it a misstrlke," he con
tinued. "Perhaps once in 10,000.000
times the two little notched fingers on
the minting machines that grip the
blank disk and draw it forward to the
die fnil to spring a way. In this case
tbe left band finger stuck ond pushed
the coin halfway over the die. That
Is bow the Impression U only half on
the disk.
"You can see the raised edge on the
blank portion of the metul," the cash
ier went on as be took up bis pen. "It
Isn't everybody knows that each coin
goes under the dies twice. The first
time it is struck with a blank, dome
shaped set of dies to put an edge on
the disk. Then It gets the regular die
with the familiar head on It.
"What's it worth? Oh, I'll say protv
ably $25 or so. I see It's been In cir
culation fur uine years. It's a wonder
some coin collector hasn't nnbbed it.
I'm going to keep It as a rarity."
New i'ork Times.
P. J. paraMoie &CO.
SUCCESSORS TO
JORDAN, ASHLEY eS CO.
HTSUEA1TCE
We represent leading Companies in Fire, Life, Liability. Tornado,
Live Stock, Automobile Insurance, and will go on your bold.
Your interests with us are always guarded. We appreciate your
business.
P. J. Parramore has entire charge of the business at the same olfice
.r.?.:.M'wiW
For SPRAINS, BRUISES, AND WOUNDS
USE
S "TjO
Cot the CenuirM- ThrM Sum, 25c, 50c ni f 1.00
BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
told and Reeommended toi
W. B DAVIS
NOTICE FiJK I'l ntlCATION.
Vr.ltei s.ati'H LiilI (.mice ut (.nlucKvllle, Ha.
May lilst. lino.
Notice Is li'T"t)v t'lvcu that .tohn II Hill,
(it ;tcl.so!i. Kitii jd i. w h'i. on .iHnuury (ith )M(i5
iineti- H'ltni'wi ,-nd :;.-,- v., v..,..., fPnHj js"(i,.
ikiMi lur F. t ot st,, cett..n t-. 'i,..
11 '. hast, TulluliKii.ei' Mn'idiuii.lias tiled tinner
or IntcLtion to iii nk" tltntl n-; yeur l'rorit,
lo esutjIleU cl il'ii tn tlic liiiid utove desctltied,
before the clerk (if tnc (. lirult coict. at .Mnd
I ton. Hnrlda mi the ;tli(l:iy nt .Inly, 1410.
hiluiaiit ijuijjcs as witnesses:
.1. A. Laiiib, H. II. fllsln.ji. J, K. WMicrspoon
and Heai v Cirti-r. nil nr Madison, I'iotlda.
HKNHV 8. cut 1UI.
Kttjlster.
In thr Circiit Court, rd Judicial Cir
tint, in ,nu; fc.r M..disoii County, Flor
i.l.u l:i Cl..inciry.
I-i?7.lc Vcirm.iLk I
Vh . Divorce
Slt v,n (irniiiclt I
To Slotn Wurm.uk, ic-i Itrce v.nknown
trt An- IhtiI-v rc'i.iin.l o. .i;pt-;ir to tin- Hill of
Corinl iii;! hml t-.i run ;u.iii -1 ci in the abi.vt.'
ct.m.l i,i..bc on '.lie lilt .i i ol A.iUst, A. l.
l'.'l'l.
1 iitr HiiUi list -ltccr.'ir if hi n-hv i'i-HlTUHi il as
t'-.c nc.M.:i i r in h llii!, onkr t.i;iil la- luili
iln il IHII.V ;l V'l-vlv tur l ilil conn run 1 c 'V '.-"'kv,
W il!H S inv li -J O iimI hiiI of cilt.ee- llii, lil-l '.K
of M.iv, A . 1. H'lO.
' ciilj T. Z. MAHT1N, tlcrli.
OTICE OF M-CIIAHCE.
Notice In heretiy (tlven that. H.x montlis nftif
date tlie underHniK d will innkc niml renin, b ot
tils account n as admtiiMratur or tbe ebtate oi
Mrs (. A w i In U- dei eascd. oml that he l;l at
siiili lline uiii'ly to the ( oiiiitv .1 mine of Mad.
ikoii ( oumy, Vlurlda, lor Lib ulsebaigi- as sucli
admliiUiraior.
J. W. WADSWOHTII,
Administrator estate ui Mia. (,. A. wnmie do.
cea ed. Jai.T, luiU.
NOTICE OK DISCUAKOK.
Notice Ik hen-bv ulven that six months after
ttie date hereof Die utidei filmed will iiiaKetinal
returus ef UI- aei-ouiiis as Adiiilnistruto- of tlic
estatw of 8 E. Lee, deceased, and that
lie win at such time apply to tbe county Judne
of M unison couinv, l-iorida. tor his flnul die
. Inn t'c as such administrator.
M. T. 1IAVIS
Adminlsirator Estate of . h. I.t, deceased.
Maich a., '10
Gl'ARDIAN'S NOTICE.
Notice ii. hereby ifivcn that I, Al.'-rew E. Patter,
son. (iunrdiiiii ( f (irinly A. Fatlerhon Amanda K.
lJn;ieri.on and liuth Fiittcr.on, minorn, will on llu
In (lav of Julv, A. P. l'.'lo, make apulicaiiOn to
Hon. II. li. Faliner. Iminc of tlic Ciicuit I uurl,
!rd Jmlicial Circuit la and for Mnili-un oni.lv,
Florida, at 111. ottice at Lake l-ily, M.aitl.l, or
ivIiercKotver in biiid circnit lie mfl (lien be, for a
urder lo led an umlivnUil iliree-lenlln lnle-ei.t in
ihe following debcribed land, in Madidon coniily.
I- Inrida. lo-wit: 1 he W of S't i ild M-f.of
'!,, fee H5, Tn 1 sonlh. Kanne7 east. I lit- NU
'-t of ll'i Sec 1, and X'j of X, ami V' .it
. IV'i Sec 1 in T p 2 oath, Kanyv 7 eal, .
AXBKHW E.FAlTtllSOS,
0-2 St ljui.rdian
HENDRY & McKINNON.
Attorn eys-at-Law
Madison and Perry, - Florida
Will 1'rartlee In all Ntate
and f ederal I'onrtx
Office: In Conway Building
Culumbut B Smith (' li. Kvlley
SMITH & KELLEY'
ATTOK . K YM-AT-I.A W ,
Will p raft Ire In Hlete federal ronrtu
Office: C. B. Ashley Building
J, J. CONWAY
' DENTIST.
MADISON. - FLORIDA.
Office Phone No. 101,
Residence Phone No. 34. -
There is a jiitrertij
Between Wagons "
" TT
. A ebeap Vagoo lookt abont as good aa Studebaker when it
ii new, but it won't compare with Studebaktr after several
years wear;
And what is more,
The chances are that what yon have paid on it for repairs, added
to the original cost, would be more than we would ask for e new
WAGON
The cheap wagon is "played out" in a few years,
But,
The Studebaker will be practically as good as new.
The prudent farmer buys the wagon that will do his work well
and wear well.
He buxs Studebaker.
W Sell and Guarantee the)
Studebaker Wagon
Fraleigh-Lines-Shelfer Co., Madlson
Wagons, Buggies, Live StocK, Etc.
Georgia & Florida Railway,
SCHEDULE
in eflect Mv 29tb, 1910 .
Unexcelled IVsenger Train Service Between Madison and Valdota,
H.izleluirtt, Macon, Atlan'a, Chattanooga, points North and West, Vi
ilalin, Mi He n, AugUKta and points north and enst.
TRAINS LEAVE MADISON
Train No. 2 6:20 a.m. Daily tor Vildosta Nashville, Willacoocliee,
Douglas, Ilazlehurst, V.ilalia, Millen, Augusta 'and points
north and east.
Train No. 4 4 :00 p. m. Daily except Sunday for Valdosta, Nashville,
Wilhlncoocuee, Douglas, Ilazlch'.irst, etc.
Train No. 12 6:50 p.m. Sunday only for Valdosta. Nashville, Willa-
coothee, Douulan, IIuzl 'hurst, etc.
CONNECTION: At Valdosta with A C. L. R. II . G. S. & F. Ky.
and V. M. cfc W . at Willncwcbee with A. C. L li. R. at Douglas with
A. R. & A. K R., at Ilazvllinrst with Southern Rv., at Viilulia with S.
A. L. ly., and M. I). k S. Hy., at Millen with C. of G, Ky.
C. C. C.VKltOI.L, C. II. Gattis,
Agert. General Passenger Agent
Ma lison, Fin. Angusia, Ga.
G. E Ci.ais, Sj, Pass. Agt., Valdosta, Ga.
iW 1MILLS L
EAD
In Simplicity, Capacity, Durability, Nona Better
m Kr Jltco. Mad Maohinrr and avoid
. M""'a FiIabt aad loaf walla lor Rapaira
i V- x Steam and Rashiikf Fnginfs
tm Portable & StatsokaryBoilers
jr'-fiir Complete Ginning, Sawing lai Shingle Outfits
rwMi.Tnki, Imri.laofini, leetrlnt litoa !
fvunwita i MacHiHcm nb tuppiiir
MALLARY MACHINERY COrd1
mn in mux iniia
it mm j.
UifV usuai jy
a Mtimtil f
17AI1TED-A RIDER AGEIIT
. tample Latnl Model "Runictr" bicvele lumlthff h. iT. f iT,r..T
r r,"",y'l"r'itiiafiJii. at nut.
KU MOW 1V BKUl 1
INUtHTOWM
and dlitrlrt to
rid. anci cshibil a
Our tcents avarrwbert ua
1 unnl you receive an(T,pprov of your biCTcl. Wf ihlp
n nyntir, inywilere in me u . a. mthimt a ant dtta.il n mAvmnrm l-lt .uA
" .7.T.1N VA.VS W durnic which timru miVhdtthJbiwItaud
iu. w ,.r ... w'-ii. ,uu mim men not perfectly iiuihed or do not mail ta
leep the bicycle ihip il bark to u it our expenne and you will noli, cut ememt.
FACTORY PRICES JT"'' tUt rcln "M' m
rHblwni rnilL ,t one ma 1 profit above actual (actory coat Voa aave lia
to M mlddlemra'a profiti by buy,nl dwet of ua and have the manufacturer'a t Ar.
antee behind your bicycle. UoSuI BOH a bicycle or pair of tire, from mlyn
at r trut unlll you raceive our catarognea and learn out aubaard of jOcur
tricu and nmarhoiit ittcuU nffer, to rider aajenuT J"""r
VOU WILL BE ASTONISHED mV yo" wjlMul enalotnn and
UHnika. Ufa HdlvnidllbH , udy pur auperb modela al tha iwUrJoU
tenfrtenmt an maeyoalhl year. We jell the huj heat (rade bicydea for leu money
than anv mher farlnrv. Wa . r uhtfi.J m.itk a . ........ . . . .
I Hiixfjut . lk.Al.l.tiM, you can aell our bicydea utvdu your owa plau tt
our Dncea. Ordera ft ed tha d.iv rM-niwH.
KKCONO HAND lllCVCLES. We do not roularly handle lecorul hand Mnclea. bot
raya a number on hand taken in trade by our Chicago reuil alorea. Theae w clear out
at nricea rana-inr from S3 to aT.R nr alii,, ri-nt.iiu. I.-.. .t.j i
COASTER-BRAKES, ZuVilW ,wdaU "il,d
50 HEDGETHOHH PUNCTURE-PROOF 0
u cri C.UrXI IHfJ TlCrC a sample pair
111 Vm.Wm H-nallltl SllaaW
WThe rerutar retail price of these tire i$
tfl.SO ir tair. but to mtrixlut we will
teiyoHa$ampepatrror.wc4snwunoraerM,
RO MORE TROUBLE FROM FUKCTURES
NAILS, Tftckt or Glut will not lot th
ir out 8ixtv thoutaud pain sold lat year,
Over two hundred thuuund pairs now in use.
DFMnmPriOMi Mflde In all ffiies. It is lively
and eaisvrniiiiff.veiydurnUleand lined inside with
a soecial aualitvcf rubber, which never becomes
iroui ana wmcn clones up sniau punctures without allow
TO iMIRQDVQE, OHLT
tHll
In K the air to escape. We have hundreds of letters from satis
fieclcuGtomers statins that tlieir tires haveonly been pumped
up once or twice in a whole season. They weigh no more than
a 7 orumary lire, uieuuntiuic real ruing quail ties
by several layers of thin, specially prepared ft
tTzd. The regular price of these tiresiB JS.joper
1
J, J B'W.tWHI.i.WIMWh.taJ
m
PTotle tha thick mbbf trrtif
-A" and pQucture) atrlpa "U"
and "i," alao rim atrip H"
beinireiven I I P"ni rim onltine;. i
fabric on th 3 ""r.""' J?"7 ""10,"'I
tiresinfli.TOMronir.biitfor UT . .
CrtiaingpurpoaeawearamakingaapeciaUactoryoriceto kiuihiu.
tb rider of only (4.80 p pair. All oideri ahipped aamt dny letter la received.
wiii aiiow a paiia uianuuni or a per cent Itherebv tnnkim th crice Hd-SS oer
.1. n r. r ntt
jp.aval. Vou do not pay a cent until you have examined and found tbem itrictty aa reoreaenied.
We will allow a cash dlaoount of tier cent Itheretiv mnliinx th nrlr aw ; .,r u vou
tend W LI, CASK WITH OKDEft and encloae thie adverflaemebt. Too run to risk i
acndina; ua an order aa tht tirei may be returned at OUR ezpenae If for anyreaaon tbeyart
not aatiafactory on txamlnatlon. We art perfectly reliable and money sent to ua la aa aafe aa In
V - ' inc, ywu wm ouu mat tncy win not taaier, run laa..,
wear better, last lonier and look finer than any tire you have ever used or aeen at any price. W
know that you will be w well pleased that when you want a bicycle you will Kivt ut your ,
Wt want jjou to send ua a trial order at once, hence Ihie remarkable lire offer. .
IF YOU MFFB rDr don't buy any kind at any prlc until youaend for fair
' . Hedfethorn tuacture-Proof Urea on approval and trial at
the apecial Introductory price quoted above; or write for our bit Tlrt and Sundry Catalogue whic
describes and quotes all makes and kinds of tires at about half the uausl prices.
tin Minr WAFT hut write us a postal today. IX NOT lumkuy BUTINO a bicvett
" TWU or a pair of tirea from anyone until vou know the new and wonder'"
eflcrs we ate maJcint. it ooly coats a poaua lo karn everyttung. Write U MOW.
i l r.:L'.D CTCLE.c::.i?Anr. c:iic..:i ill