The enterprise-recorder., February 09, 1912, Image 2

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Col. V7. V. Flotirnoy, of De
Funiait Springs, and can.i iuatt
for Ciiinrts from this district,
is certainly a firm believer in
tVe efficacy of printer's ink.
It In.- is not dieted to congress
it will not because she peo.
jil do m.t know who lie is ai:d
for wli.it he is running.
The I ' ople of MadUon C.'oini.
ty should Me that Col. J. W.
Ak'Kiiicon carries the county ;it
fio'i.l iy a i I''ioriil i ciu-s demo
rr.itie. !'.;t!illn; -.i!ii-r c.ii'.iJi
d.it xeelliTi. jjent li
and men t! .-'bilny, but it s
Madiron . i iin.' t his year.
The ' i: -ci i.i Journal of a
lew i'ays .o Contained I lie ful
lowiiin tqn.b, which lias in.
uoiii.i ijtiu in . .id in Vl.la t,oim
old ii..j considerably oi
laa : "1 i : iu nut a candidate,
but
LEE,
FLA.
Statement of Condition at the Close of Business January 5th, 1912,
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts
Banking House
Furniture and Fixtures
Cash and due from bunks
Total
$26,977.70
1,984.40
1,815.22
18428.95
$19,200.33
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Undivided Profits
Cashier's Checks
Deposits
Total
$15,000.00
1,643.29
3.GC2.45
28,900.49
$49,206.33
THE FASMERS BANK
LEE,
Fla.
M D. WILLIAMS,
President
Vv. J. GEER.
Vice-President.
JAS. M. PAFFORD,
Cashier.
-rv ' jt?, s-i
full t;.x. H must be paid be
f jre tin !U!i ilay of March in 01
dt r fni one to vole in the com
injf priimry election. The l.iw
is that they mut be paid by
the second Saturday of the
tnonili pri'CMiiin the month of
the election. As the election
comes on April 30ih, SIar:li 9th
1h the l.ict day that poll taxes
can be paid. Don't forget, and
don t d lay.
The M irvey Wilson-Walter-Kon-'J'illinan
iiontroversy did
not hurl. ilson at a!1. In our
estimation it lulpcd hini. We
alw.iv. iuimire 1 r,i!ii;nes;;, even
it s:mn'. people do say that it is
not always m.l policy.
Uuriiij,' tl.e li'.a',.l cjti'.puijfn
i'. o v li:eh w e i now 1 nn-!-;
I. ! i ': ii'it fcr-t : lh.it liquor
is si ill hi iii(f sol i in this couii
i y, and thai NOW is the time
to slop i.
I lie editor has received n;anv
xore.ssion.-? of eucoura ueincnt
luring the p.'itl few weeks from
ini.tunr of riaders over oui
determi'ied etfoit to constantly
improve the paper. We deeply
appreciate these kind words,
and we are nue to try always
to furnish a really interesting
paper to eur subscribers.
The fact that two persons
eiit to thair death at Niagara
Fails the other day, wtple try
ing to rescue someone else is
proof that heroism is not dead
yet, Oh, this may be an age of
comxerdalism, and things may
notiiejust.isvi eshould havethem,
bat there is yet honor and brav.
ery and fielf-sacritice in this old
world of ours.
In anothor column we publish
a clipping from lEnu'le's iHx
ie, relative to Madison Town
and County. Oa behalf of the
county, we thank you, Claude,
for your kind words.
Kvi ryone of our readers who
nows. the editor can realize the
keen disappointment which In
fcullYred at the delay in '.be np.
pea ranee tf last weeii's paper
It seemed that the rollers to the
press absolutely ref used to per
form their work properly, and
consequently, in addition, :i
poor print. We booed that last
week's paper was goin to be
one of our best, bnt yet that is
often the way. We aim and
mis, lbn when we nms, we
miss only to try aain. We
think the rollers are in shape
(or this wet-ir, and if not for this
week, ili 'iitln ycertainly willbe,
or evr u.ckle in the oil) e will
be spent trying to getth. nthat
vay.
A credit to Jacksonville and
the entire Stat of Florida ia
the new Heard National Ka ik,
which opened its doors for bus.
ines Saturday with a capital of
no million dollars and a sur
lus of two hundred ttioupi.
NOT LIVE OAK. BUT MADISON-
Live Oak lias certainly been
blessed" or whatever ycu are
a-mir.il to call it, with carniva' !
..nd tent shows this winter. No
sooner dues one leave the city
when alou;; comes another to
occupy the "show grounds." If
th' y all make money, Live Oak
must be an easy mark. Live
Oak Democrat.
RIGHT YOU ARE.
Belter to be free like the fox
though hungry and often chas
ed by the hounds than a sleek,
well-fed don showing the sign
of a master's collar, Vernon
News.
M id on. Florida, the other
day v .led with practical unani
mity io buy the plant of the lo
r.il e'ectric lighting and power
compai v, and the enterprising
liltle city has put its feet on
the highway of progress. Ex
change.
Mailison is all right. Why
caunot Si. Cloud do the same
thing: purchase the phntof the
St. Cloud Public Utilities C,
and furnish ice, water nd elec
tricity to tha inhabitants. If
there is any profit to it, let our
town oenerit by it. St. Cloud
Tribune.
and Truck Farm
ing can be greatly
improved by get
ting the right kind
of a start.
Put your ground
in the right con
dition with an
Oliver Goober
Plow
Light in weight and draft
Thoroughly adjustable, durable
and economical.
' milh Mercantile Coy.
The Farmers' Store
Madison Florida
Good Cotton Crops .
You can't Ret the big.est cotton crops un
less you supply the very best plant food. Armour
Fertilizer has its food in a form that your plants
can use; this food comes from the best grade of
materials, and it is so finely ground and thoroughly
mixed that every ounce of fertilizer has just the
same amount of plant food in it.
Another thing, Armour Fertilizer put on ly
The Inter-Cultural
Method
gives splendid results. This method makes more
cotton with the same amount of fertilizer.
We'll have a folder ready about January 20th
telling about it; better send for your copy it's
free.
The J. E. Hardee Co.
AGENTS. MADISON FLA,
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
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THE BEST FOR YOUR
HOME OR STORE
Simple. Economical
easy to install
The result of 14 years actual
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Let us tell you more about the
STANDARD ACETYLENE
AND GASOLINE LIGHT
ING SYSTEMS.. ..Send par
ticulars of your requirements
and we will gladly furnish
an estimate.
Ml east Bay Btriit
jAOKflONVILLC, LORIO
FoIit Kiducy Pills will cur Buy ckb
o! Uldoy or t ImAIm trouble oot boyoDd
tho rHi'b of mediciaH. Mo medicine
CM do B(-. ... .. ,
When BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
ia rubbed In for rheumatic achet ' and
paint, U reaches the ipot quickly and the .
wllef ia very tratifyinfc ' Price 256.' '60& '
and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by alt drag-'
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Look for
Garages
You cannot know what a good tire is
Until VOn frV a MirhUn nmnrrtv mRntoA
' r r v &
M IN STOCK BY
Corbin Motor Car Company
Madison florid.?