The enterprise-recorder., April 26, 1912, Image 2

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FRIDAY. APRIL 28, 1912.
All pull for the County Fair.
Vote for the ones you think
ill serve you best next Tues
day. The new bridze at Bellville
'fills a long: felt want." It is
.ertainly a fine three span bridge
and over its erection the people
jn both sides of the river are
'ejoiml. - Jasper News.
TtAfts FOH THE LOST CAUSE
Today the. pages of memory
are turned back and loving
hearts call to mind that mag
nificent army that rode forth to
war under the leadership of Lee
and Jackson and Johnston, and
other matchless commanders.
Let our thoughts dwell upon the
subject for a moment- The birth
of a new ration, the Southern
Confederacy, the fight at Sum
ter and at Bull Run, the fright
ful struggle for existence, Chick
amauga, Antietam, thh fateful
day at Gettysburg, Sherman's
march through the heart of the
weakened Confederacy, the cap
ture of Savannah and the burn
ing of Columbia, the surrender
at Appomattox, the death of the
new nation and the imprison
ment of its first and only pres
ident, and the dark days of Re
construction. Surely those were
the days that tried men's souls,
when, after four years of
war, the South lay prostrate,
with her wealth swept away, and
thousands of her bravest sons
sleeping beneath their native
Hon. A. M. McMillan, a lead- If ;, f,nK. mouf thon thaf tn.
agbuMr.es man of Peiwcola. I d wkhhe bitterness of the
Watson Leads
for Governor
has announced his candidacy for
I struggle dispelled by the lapse of
'be honorary office of president-, years we shouId pauseandghed
a tear for those who died in de
j fense of their country and for
l tVirw. ul'Via pnHnrprl trip ravntres
ai elector. The rensacola News
if a few days ago contained a
Highly commendatory article in
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iri T j 'oi war but have since
McMillan has served his party answered the last roll call.
wen ana in return, r.e win no
ioubt receive a handsome vote
;n the coming primary.
The special edition of the
Gainesville Sun reached our
office a few days ago and it was
an issue that ihe University City
should feel proud of- It contain
ed thirty-six pages of ir.terest
:iig reading, with a fall descrip
tion of the many attractions
around the beautiful Alachua
.our.ty capital, a:vJ ha no doubt,
been read and r-.v.id and laid
sidc for :'uiuri inference by
numbers of Gainuivillians and
)ther :'rio:iJs :he Lltle t.itv.
and
that today in loving memory we
should place a flower above their
final resting place. It was Tim
rod who penned those matchless
lines:
"Stoop, angels, hither from the skies!
There is no holier spot of ground.
Than where defeated valor lies.
By mourning beauty crowned."
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The Effective Laxaitve
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Caui.lv.
In cur espiTii'tiie m ti.e t.ari'lling
uf niiis tutl meJiciiifs. we hflicve
tii tt we lave neet bu-1 vxi'iet ience
wilt, ni.y itiii'.'ty that fjnve audi
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a i.ot sure o; c.-.-iidiite
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f270 up until at
then he t :
time. Ar.d that.
jff.ee will pvj him only in
Jie event that he ets it. This is
in striking csntrast to the ex
tenses in this county, no candi-
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i -i-i Oecan-!'
t:r,t,jt; e .'pent
ruay night and
'..re :since that
too. when the
iate havinj
about $75 at the
statvmcr.t-
pent more than
;irr.e of filinyhis
On next Tuesday the citizens
jf Madison county and of the
state will exsrci.se one of the
greatest privileges of a free peo
ple and wil!, by their ballots,
determine who shall be their
servants for the next two or four
ears. It is needless to add that
the people should study the can
didates well before they mark
their ballot and. that they should
vote with die best interests of
the county and of the slate in
view. Personal likes and dislikes
should be kept in the back
ground, as far as possible, and
the free a:id untrammelled vote
of the citizens of the county and
state should be recorded, at that
time. O.'Jy in thU way will we
have doae our f all duty.
Sclf-playing pianos fur cash or on in
stallment plan. Call tad ee them. W.
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uu'.ily sitiii-fy ou . you neeil lell
a? uti'l we will Land Imck to jou
every penny you paid v? tor tt.em.
Therefore, iti trying them upon our
i-commt-nil;ilin jou take no risk
whu'evf i.
UuxaU Oriteilim tas't like and are
eaten like Mitody. They do not
grip-, cause nunea. excenive loose.
qlss, or any oiLer annoyance. They
act so easi'.y that tliey may be taken
at any time, day or night. They
are particu ally good tor children,
uyed, or delicate pet'Suns. They are
put up in convenient tablets in three
mzt s of package. Prices 10, 25c
and 50c.
Ueuiember Rexull Kemedieg can
lie ohtainei in ,liis comaiutiity only
nt the Madison Drug Company,
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Latest reports received from nearly seven hundred pre.
t'incts in the forty-eight counties of the state, indicate that
Hon. John W. Watson of Miami is far in the lead for govern"
or, and that this plain, sturdy business man, who believes in
good roads all over the state made by convicts, will receive
the nomination in the first primary next Tuesday.
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Merchants & Miners Trans, Co.
STEAMSHIP LINES
JACKSONVILLE TO
SAVANNAH, BALTIMORE and PHILADELPHIA
NORFOLK TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
Steamers New, Fast and Elegant
ACCOMMODATIONS AND CUISINE UNSURPASSED
Throuil'i tickets on sale to and from principal point
Send for Booklet
L. It. Jones. Com'!. Ast. H. C. Avery, Azt..
S'-'trdnole Hotel. Jacksonville, Fla.
Jacksonville. Florida.
"Finest Coastwise Trips in the World."
New Blacksmith Shop.
I have opened up for business at
G. W. Faulkner's old stand and am
prepared for all kinds of blacksmith
and wheelwright work, farm ma
chinery being a specialty. Bring in
your mowers, reapers and rakes, and
have them put in order now; pre
pare for the need of them before
hand. Prices reasonable and all
work guaranteed.
W. G. Schenck.
FOR SALE: A second-hand Fay-Shole
typewriter, in good condition.
T. C. Merchant.
Red Inner Tubes
Their superiority
is recognized all
over the World
IN STOCK BY
Corbin Motor Car Company. Madi8AnoriQa
Phone 99
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ROYAL SCARLET BRAND
Tiny Peas, Corn, Tomatoe,
Sweet Crinkledv Peas, Crost i 7
BlackweU'i Pickles. Absolutely H
Pure Olive Oil. Olives. Ketchup
Sauces, Obelisk Flour. ' J
BUCKWHEAT 10 cts. package.
A. L. VANN
PHONE TO 99
Georgia
& Florida
Railway.
THE DIRECT LINE TO Augusta
Carolina and Virginia Points, Wash,
ington, New York and Eastern Citiet
Close connections at Hazlehurst
with Southern Railway trains for
Macon. Atlanta and Points Ea
and West
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T. E. HARRIS, Com. Agent.
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J. B. HODGES,
Of Lake City. Florida.
Home Made Lawyer.
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State Attorney
He Will do nis Full Duty-
A MOTHER'S CARE.
A careful mother will not Hive herd
a medicine without knowintf it pure.w
tains nooplatea, and has healiniiaiulitf
tive qualities. Such a medicine i F'
Honey and Tar Compound for o '
whooping cough, bronchitis, and all
Hons of the throat, chest, and luni!. B
and safest for children and grown p ,
Contains no opiates. For sale by all
era.