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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-07

Great Northern Flyer Ditched.
The Great Northern flyer was wrecked
just east of Ojata, n. D., while running
at full speed. The only person hurt is
Frank Heffron, mail clerk, whose back
was wrcnchcd.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-07
GREAT COST OF NEWS.
Martinique Catastrophe Caused Enor-
r.,ous LIZ ner,se 70 Nexxsna ners.

nous Expense to Newspapers.
The general public has no conception
of what the Martinique disaster cost the
newspapers. The average man pays lit
tie attention to the Especial cable" line
and reads the stirring news without
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-07

The steamer Mount Temple cleared
from New Orleans for Cape Town with
1902 horses.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-07

The clubs of the American League
Stand nc fO1IOvc.
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League Baseball Race,

Following is the standing of the clubs
of the National Baseball League:
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

The newly elected sheriff, D.
A.McInnis, will take charge of
the jail as deputy for Sheriff
Fletcher within the next few
weeks. Mr.. Fletcher is anxious
to get settled in a new home
would love to see them come to
Fitzgerald. We hope he and his
family will give the matter SER
ious thought.
Carpet warp all co1ors Is cts.
at Empire Store. 1O-1O-3
Mr.. John B. D. Pau1k has
bought the handsome new resi-
dence of T. S. Kirkland ON South
Main ST., in which he will make
his home after the expiration of
his present term as county clerk.
Mr.. Pau1k is one Of the best
known and popular citizens of
the county and he and his family
will receive a glad welcome to
Fitzgerald.
WANrED:-Good beef ca title.
The highest cash price paid. See
me before you sell. c. D. Pres
colt. If.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
A Few More Days

Is all the little folks will have
to wait before the coming of Gen
try Bros. Famous Shows United.
The little people, who have be-
come so familiar with the parade
az performance of Gentry Bros.
Shows, will find many novelties
introduced this season. The
street display is exactly twice it's
former size and every depart
ment has been enlarged and aug
mented for this year. The date
of exhibition is Saturday, Oct.
18th at 80 and s p. m. on Hotel
Square.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

Georgia Rye at the seed store,
opposite Post-of6ce.
A revival meeting is in progress
at the Central Methodist Church
this week.
Call at Empire Store and have
your measure taken for a Chas.
A Stevens tailor made suit. 1902
The millinery opening of the
season at Miss B. Graham's par
lors Oct. 9th, 10th and 18th.
The K. O. T. M. will hold
their next regular meeting in
the new Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner Centraland Grant. Ali mem
bers requested to be present.
Fox SALE-5O,O00 stalks of
seed cane. Place your orders
with me before October 18th.
D. B. JAY.
DR.. J. H. Powell, Fitzgerald S
specialist treated 1872 patients
last w ednesday. He often has
a hundred or more callers but
122 is an unusually large number.
Millinery opening-Do not for
get the dates, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 9th, 10th and
18th, nor forget the place-Miss
B. Graham's, Central Ave-, next
door to Jones.
P. B. Heefner, of Wo1fvi1le,
Ind, is expected in the city this
week. Mr.. Heefner is one of
those nonresident Fitzgera1dites
who is enthusiastic and genuine
ly loyal to the colony.
The A. & B. was compelled
from their increasing freight
business to put a switch engine
their yard at this place. Fitzger-
aid is getting to be quite a met
rolitian city from railroad stand
point.
Mr.. John c.. Rogers of Daw-
son was in Fitzgerald sever
days this week. While here he
bought one of the best little
farms in the county, of the Pier
son Bros. paying therefor $4,000.
EMr. ]. H. Alison has purchased
a fine new locomotive for use
in logging his mill in the city.
1t will be used on the several
lines of road on which Mr.. Ali
son has timber and in shifting
cars for the A. & B. in the yard
here.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
Mr.. A. Block. of Macon. pres

Mr.. A. Block, of Macon, pres
ident of the Acme B1Aing Co.,
and one of the mo- p1Sninent
business men of tke%Eentral
City, was in Fitzgerald
and Saturday, He is intereSeeV
with MIC. w. Smith here and
his visit was with a view to en-
1arging the Fitzgerald Ice Co.'S
plant to one of the largest south
of Macon. Mr.. Block was quite
favorably impressed with what
he saw in Fitzgerald and ex-
pressed confidence in our future.
The Grand Army of the Re-
public is having a high old time
at the nations capital. Many
thousand have assembled and are
tented near the White House.
Quite a delegation went from
Fitzgerald. We regret exceed
ingly that we could not become
one of the party after the cor
dial solicitations from many of
the comrades each of whom we
wish a pleasant trip.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

The city hall situation, as we
go to press, is about thus: Con-
tractors Phillips & Little are GO
ing ahead building the founda-
ton, having completed the exca-
walton. Judge Roberts has set
Saturday, the 18th inst. for a
hearing as to why he should in
terfere in the construction of the
building as contracted for. There
seems to be no serious doubt
about the prompt and uninter-
upted construction of the city
hall out of brick on the present
site by the contractors, Phillips
& Little, and Cooper & Nesmith.
For SALE-Good 8 room house
and 5 acres of land 100 rods west
of city limits; 200 choice fruit
trees in bearing; good barn and
other out houses-a bargain.
Apply to D.B. JAY.
Mr.. G. H. Davis, the efficient
agent of the S. A. L. railway at
Abbeville, has been transferred
to Fitzgerald, where he is to
hold a similar position with the
road, Mr.. G. M. Flag, late of
Columbia, S. c. succeeds Mr..
Davis here and entered on the
discharge of his duties yesterday
October, 1.-Abbeville Cronic1e.
Mr.. G.. H, Davis succeeds Mr..
G. J. Davis who has transferred
to the A. & B. office. Mr. F1agg
who takes charge at Abbeville is
we'll known in the colony as the
son of Capt. w. w. Flagg.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
SPEGLAAlN0Flcr

| expect to be away \
my office from the 9th to
goth of October taking !
cial course. under a n
more Specialist. And
ask those patients of i
and all who might desire
to do dental work for II
to hesitate until ! return
the goth of October
which time | will be a.
office ready to serHe all
come.
Or. G. A. HOLTZEN
Da
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
Notice.

After S O'Clock, evenings, and
s SUNDAY mornings I close my Of
fee, putting all instruments in
sterilizer, and patients calling
during those hours can not be
treated (accidents excepted).
J. H. POWELL, MD.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Spec
ia1ist.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
NOtice-Surprise St0f

To the trade of Fitza
the surrounding count
line of all kinds Of gr6
produce! I will meet
tition in my line of
everything on its me
antee all good first &
weight and measure
YOU prices on some
Sun Dried Apples 4
Peaches S15; No. /
per blu; Chicken
ID; Seed Rye S1.50
PIX; Best CRAZE Fl
Patent Flour so
Butter Is.
1t
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10


]. Il. Alison is making things
hum at his mill this week.
The weather for the past week
has been simply ideal.
Fitzgerald was crowded with
railroad men last Monday.
All the latest style trimmings
can be seen at Empire Store.
For SALE-Two good combi-
nation saddle and harness horses.
Apply to DB JAY.
Miss Emma Tuckeris conduct
ing very interesting meeting in
Dublin.
Mrs. Lon Dickey spent Mon
day in Abbevi11e with Mr.. Dick
ey's parents.
The T. & N. E. is said will
soon be the B. & B. sFitzg erald
is still on the map.
There is warm competition be-
tween the Methodist meeting and
the Wizard Oil show.
L. J. Whithurst, our Abbevi lie
neighbor, was in town Tuesday
looking for a printer.
Mr.. A. Bonnyman, Supt. of the
A. & B. was here Monday on
railroad business.
The Benevolent Society will
meet with Mrs. J. B. Seanor,
Tuesday, Oct. 14th at 3 pm.
Mr.. H. C. McFadden, G. F. &
P. A. of the A. & B. was here
Monday evening.
Fitzgera1d's Brass Band is
credit to the community and
every Fitzgera ldite should feel
a pride in it.
Go to the Empire Store for
made to measure suits, skirts
and jackets. 1902
Have you seen the comet?
The new comet? Look for it
about O'Clock in the north-eas-
tern sky.
Mrs. Lamon and her mother,
will visit friends at her former
Alabama home, near Mobile Bay,
and may be gone several months.
Deiineators, fashion sheets and
all the new style BUTTRICK
PATTERNS now in, stock at
Empire Store.
Mr.. Jeff Googe of Fitzgerald
spent Sunday with the family of
his brother, DR.. w. r. Googe.
Abbevil1e Chronicle.
Don't forget that we are agents
for the largest tailoring estab-
1ishment in the United States.
1902 EMPIRE MERcAT1LE Co.
The Wizard Oil show come in
for large share of attention
each~evenig. The show will be
in Fitzgerald about two weeks.
Mr.. Jack Davis is now in the
Agents office of the A. & B. He
takes to his new work like a duck
DOGS to water.
Mrs. J. r. Alison of Abbeville,
will probably open UP the Lee
Grant within the next few days,
if satisfactory arrangements can
be made with the new proprietor.
The new addition to the A. &
B.. depot is looming up" in five
shape. The addition when COM
pleted will give space of 40 by
100 feet for freight purposes.
Mrs. Blanchard, the state Or
ganizer of temperance work will
speak for us next Tuesday eve
Oct. 18th. Notice of the place
will be given Sabbath morning
from the different churches.
There is rumor to the effect
that wedding bells will soon jim
gle in the neighborhood of Dor
miney's Mill in connection with
which is the name of Miss Annie
the fair daughter of Hon. M
Dickson.
Mrs. Rose, of McCree, who in
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

best shoe on earth today, for the price S3.5
They worth more.just good the $500 and SIS
Brandsbut the manufacturers have studied the question
and have decided to give customers the best shoe
style widths and shapes for less moneykeep in mind
THE BOSTONIAN'
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

Ten (1O) acre
five miles south
city, all high and
fresh cow. Cal
signed at five acre ;
$50, or address
Fitzgerald, Ca,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
Please Notice.

Oct. II, M. H. P1opper
open a business with a full
pf groceries, in the buiA
formerly occupied by Howe
Lewis. If you will give
trial order we will guarantee
will become our steady custo|
l Goods will be delivered at
hpon receipt of your order
Come and look over our "
anyway.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
Do YOU wear
SHOES?

If so you are interested in
the subject of good Shoes.
We sell that kind---the kind
that fit well---look well-.per-
feet models of how shoes
should look and fit, and give
the wearer the best value for
their dollars. That is just
why we sell the famous
BOSTONIAN for men---the
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
Now in Ladies Shoes

We have been loftunato i'll securing the con
troll in this city of the "DOROTHY DODD"---
which for elegance, perfect fit and style has no
equal--wc have them in all styles. We furnishhe
light drcsSy sole with stylish shape toe, or the
heavier walking styles models Of comfort and
neatness. This perfect Ladies' Shoe is the most
popular shoe i'll aIl the great cities, at the univer
sal popular price OF $500.
We solicit your shoe
Remember The Bostonian" and "The Dorot
only by
S. w. JONES, TT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
Ridden by Mrs. Allen Potts, Bachelor Won
the Great Event of the Evening, the First
Prize in the Ladies' Hunters Class.

York, a distinguished member of the bar
of that city. Captain Wise received a,
cordial greeting from his old friends IN
this city,. his former home. Once con-
gressran-at-large for Virginia. once z a
candidate for the governorship of his ma
tive State against General Lee, and other
wise prominent identified with public al
fairs, AR Wise is yet widely known
throughout the State
: General Fitzhugh Lee. his successful
rival for the governorship and one OF
Virginiais idols. was also in the city,
but was not seen at the show last night.
The General will probably be present to-
night, and is sure of an ovation wherever
he appears in Virginia. and is recognized.
Diagonaily across the arena from the
Governor and Captain Wise, sat Senator
Thomas S. Martin, who, as on the night
before, was pointed out with interest by
those who knew him to others who did
not Many stopped at the box he occu-
pied to shake his hand and exchange
few words of greeting and good wishes
The Junior Senator was smiling and ap-
rarcntly delighted with the exhibition.
Not far away in Major Patton Patton's
box sat Senator Daniel, man known by
sight to more people than any other man
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
VIRGINIA..

Rotetourt Fair opens under favorable
snspices-Lady May wins leading race
81 sufToIk-Many weddings. are solemn
l-,d-N -Newsboys at Newport News form
"trust'-Woman's Missionary Union
piII meet al South Boston November 5tt
C Wesley Abbott. Yale. SO, will coach
the University football teanl-A mort
rage for s2,011, oa0 on properties of tbs
Virginia and Southwestern Railway Com,
rsnv IS fled at Bristol-Registrat :,
Norfolk and Portsmouth shows a large
falling of. almost entirely confined tc
{bc negro vote-Plumbers' strike in Nor.
folk Registration at Danviile
shows big decrease in the case of both
rsces-Mr D. Z. Almond dies sudden.
" at Luray-Registrati at Winches-
.e- shows a total falling off of about 81
Ter cent.-Woman's Auxiliary of Epis.
topal Church in Virginia meets at Win.
chcstor-Second day Of Radford Fair
passes of pleasantly and successfully
Captain Job A. Evans, his wife son. anj
daughter and a. friend named Snead
are downed in Tangier Soun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
GENERAL.

AnthTa cite strike settied-Jnited States
Minister Bowen cables for warships to be
sent TO Venezuela in view of the critical
situation there and danger to foreign
e-s-The ruInor that Secretary Shaw
will buy bonds makes the money market
rasie- than for some fime-A surprise
sprung in the Masonic Temple tax ca Sc
Rossgnol wins the feature event in the
Morris Park races--Jim Buchanan will
have trial if the military can protect
airn from me mob--The Tennessee coal
strike settled and the men will resume
Tork--Thc finding in the Craig in
oucst-A pretended dynamiter in New
York has his bluff cailed--The National
Association OF Laundrymen elect-It is
denied in Washington that Secretary
Shaw is buying loonds-The American
Gas Light Association in annual conven-
ron-The second trial of Molineux be-
Ein--Bcauvoir. the home Of Jefferson
Davis. sold for S0.001-OnWard Silver
breaks the two-nile record--German
Coal Miners Association issue instruc-
tons not to work overtime-Empero
William declined to give audience to the
Boer generals--Fatal collision on the
Vandalia railroad in Indiana-Orders
will be issued to-day by the War Depart
ment to reduce the regular army to its
min!mun-Mexico will abide the award
ment fought by the forces Of President
castro and the Venezuelan revolution
ists-The strike practically settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

The second day of the Horse Show in
sured the pronounced success which the
first days exhibition had abundantly in
dlcated. A more magnificent assembage,
either in point OF numbers or personnel,
was never gathered together in this city
beneath one roof than that which last
night viewed the brilliant performances
of the horses in the show ring The ex-
hibition itself was all that could have
been expected, there being large fields in
all the classes shown and some magnifi-
cent performances in the hunter classes.
If the audience on Tuesday night was
a magnificent one that Of last night must
be described in suDerlativeS, for it far
excelled in the matter OF numbers and of
distinguished visitors. Indeed, the spa
cious coliseum was packed to the doors,
and around the ring side the crowd was
so dense that instead of affording a prom
enade, the avenue between the ring and
the boxes was a a>surging. seething mass in
which there was something closely ap-
proximating crush and in which at eas
one lady became faint . and almost
Swooned.
Every box was filled, and apparently
every reserved seat had an occupant and
probably two thousand persons. nearly
all of whom were willing to pay for seats,
had to stand or move In the. surging
stream that vainly sought a view of the
ring Necks were craned in vain and wo-
men ran hither and thither seeking a
f1eeting glimpse of the horses whose move
ments were eliciting round after round of
cheers from those whose view was unob-
structed If wishing had ayailed aught,
there would have been hundreds of anna
IONS in stature among the women of
Richmond. Many of them, unable to Sc
cure view, accepted the matter philo-
sophically and ,contented themselves with
seeing the people instead. The crowd
present was estimated at nearly. 5000.
An Inspiring Scene.
The coliseum presented an inspiring
sight. From the inclosure around the tan
bark. eclipse to the caves Of the great
structure. in boxes and ascending teirs of
seats was vast multitude of humanity,
a waving field of plunes and nodding
airgrettes and futtering fans. White and
black were the predominating shades,
with just enough color to add variety to
the human mass. By far the large ma
Jollty OIL tne "oHeH "oie eu"llS " "i.i.e
or black, or the combination, and the
overwhelming preponderance of the Ia
dies wore white hats. with blacks a bad
second Great showy plumes adorned the
brims of the feminine headgear. Many OF
the ladies, especially in the boxes wore
boas of white feathers or Of chiffon, which
fiuttered gentlely beneath the fans. Jew
els flashed intermittently as their wearers
turned and the polished facets of numer-
Gus gems flashed back in the light. Be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

side the women IN their superb Wnlte
gowns were gentlemen clad in faultless
evening garb, with here, and there
showy white waistcoat. Now and then :
gentleman in long driving coat, others
in riding trousers and women in riding
habits were to be seen among the
throng. It was society's dress parade
and the sections Of seats divided them
into regiments, and at the command ol
some equine favorite all applaudeo u
unison, dainty white-gloved hands CLAP
ping to the accompaniment of shrill feml-
rine cries of delight and the hoarse huzzas
of the more enthusiastic gentlemen. lt
was an elegantly clad assemblage, ana
among the throng were many beautllui
women, many strikingly handsome or dis
tinguished looking men.
Men In Pub1ic,s Eye.
Not only was society out in full ranks:
but men in public life were there IN
larger numbers than on the night before
There were governors, senators, congress
men, men prominent&in' every department
of government, State and national; men
who have been prominent in the publc
eye, and many others who shortly will
be. Conspicuous: in the throng. by reason
OF the attention he attracted and the
greeting accorded 7 him, was Governor
Montague, who accompanied by MIS-
Montague, occupied seats in Colonel Bar
ton Grundy,s box. 26. near the south
east end Of the building. He was given
an ovation, and during the greater part
Of the evening was kept busy bowling
and handshak king and acknowledging the
greetings of friends. And Mrs. Monta-
que was not, less popular. The Cover
nor and his wife left rather early.
Near: Governor Montague was a gentle
man prominently before the Virginia
public "a little less than twenty years
ago-now. Hon. John S. Wise. of New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
THE RECORD BROKEN.
ONWARD SILVER sunpAssEs rHH
srEEDsnADE sr GREEN
LANDER.
RECEIVES OVATION ON TRACK.
Great cbe.nut Covered II. Two ni1e
Course IN 4r2eh.
noss1esoI wr. THE rEArunp.
IN norri. ParI. .R.ee.-other Favor
lite. Are Favored by Fortune-Me,
che.ney, the Greatest rhree-re.r>
Old in the West. Demonstrated Hit
Superiority ON the worth Track
other winners.

LEXINGTON. KY. October 1s.-onward
and Sylvan Maid. went two miles over
the Kentucky Breeders Association track
to-day in 1884,: breaking the Americans
two-mile record Of 49, made by Greene
lander in 1898.
Hudson was in the sulky and Onward
Silver had a running mate. The first mile
was reeled OFF In 2:14 fat. when he began
the last quarter with only three minutes
and ffty-five seconds consumed. excite
ment became intense. He had scarcely
passed under the wire before the record
time was posted and round after round
of cheers followed.
J. L. Pruien. of, Bardstown. KY owna
the horse. Summary:
2:3 pace-purse 81 s20OO-Dorothy Wilson.
won three straight heats and the race,
The Judge second, Ethel Mac third. Bess
time. 3:1oA.
Walnut Hill Farm cup 3:1s trot: purse.
81. 2.oO0-Nut Bearer won third, fourth. and
fifth heats and race: Prince OF Orange
second. taking first and second heats;
Alice Russell third. Best time, 1:osx.
2:Os pace-purse. H.5Oo-Sir Albert won
two straight heats and the race, NarvolA
second Pinchem Wl-1es third. Best time,
2:o3s4.
2:2e trot-purse, l2ooo-Chase won three
straight heats and the race, Baron Seshay
second. Maxim third Best time, 2:07 l-k.
!. 2:13 trot-to wagon-Pus won second
and fourth heats and the race. Peko
second, taking first heat. Joe Watts third
taking third heat. Best time. 3:1a
PIT pace-purse, sz,oco-Daisy Field wo4
three straight heats and the race. Bab<
Attention second. Little Spynx third. Be&
time, 2:11.
2:15 trot-purse. $2.ooo-Judge Cullen WON
three straight heats, Texas second Kip<
ling third. Hest time. 2:15.