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The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
TAX 0N DOCS
 OUGHT 10 C() COunCilman Archer, 1i1e Dog MuSIler'S Friend.
He Will Try to Gel an 0rdinance Passed Ab0!iSiling the Tax
 Levied OF Canine5.

A couple of ordinances which have for their object the elimination of the obnoxious tax on dogs and the abulish- ing of the Office of dOgcatcher and poandkeepcr, were introduced by Coun- cjlman Archer at tie last mccliNg of the city council.
 Councilman Archer believes, and justly. that to impose d tax on dogs iS to place an unnecessary burden upon the owners. The average man who keeps dogs in this country does 50 be- cause he needs them m his business This is the region where the dog is not a luxury but a necessity. In very many instances the Go. takes the place of the horse: he travel, and draws loads over the wide tundra plans where 1t k impossible for the horse to travel in the deep snows of winter. The GuE aids in developing tle country by mah- ing it possible to peueuate it and lay down suppIic, du.ug tine season of frost.
 Councilman Archer, proposed meas urcs for the rcliet uf tbc oog and hls master W Il meet wih the approval oi the great ma jorit! oj the people. 1t ia believed. The tax ,s not gencl ally col lected anyway. Ike the poll tax. and both ought to be wiped out.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
SUI1i,ONS.

Ii the United States District Court District of
 Alaska. Second Division. Walter. (. Josh. plainti'i, N'. Dcltha Y. Josh. dCfcndaut.
 The President of the United Sta'eS Of Americ2. To Der hu Y. ,IOsb b the sad driCndYOu. " '"c,- inr:-Nou are hcreoE SuII. nOu"u |Id comm2ud- ed to be and @ppcar n sad Cnitod Tte~ Dist 'ct Court iu and for the District of Alaska. ScCuuU Division. at the court room thereof uu None in Saij district. Within ihic,v CjD datS 9'.rr the complexion of the period of th" pr) caton ct this StnnnOE~ HS h"rcinaircr Ntt Iortn. Co Git. Within thirty days ai,cr luC .l n d. of De- CptnNcr. !G2. and answer ,he COmpl"tnU of lDc pldiHtif hCrcil. or judgment for WHut lheHCtt will be t; ken pg2iuS, you: uad you axe fu' per no, flied that i you fail tU aaNHcr boe co.ar!|igJ DlaintiG WiIl apply to the GbovC cGti,icr Coult for the relief GeNanjCd in SGid cOmDiniut. O. wit: for q decree Of divorce, forever diSSolVing pud SC ting at naUght th" ipo.de oi ma, ,imOny the grouuu therefor aS St2ocd in Sa d cOmplItnt. being the Wnlful dc>crjiOn auC aDUnGOnCeDu of tle ppidtiT 'y sHid defendant for the period of more than two ycArs prior to inc commcdcc- mcnt of this action.
 That tie date os he order for service of tb $ stmmous by puhhcrtion ie the lOth day of No venDer. lE0! and slid order directs thIt SCI vice of summons herein be made by puD.l21t 'Uu thereof in THE NOME NUGGET for six couSe, IL tive weeks.
 The date of the first publication of this sun mons k the l2tn day Of November, 1902.
 Witness the Honorable Alfred <. Moore. lJ1rc Of the United Si.Gt", District COVt. DiStriCt Of Alu>k9, Second Division, and thc seal of sid court h"reuntu affixed this 10th day of Novcm- per, A. D. l.D2
 GEO. V. BORCHSENfUs.
 Clerk of the United a}cs District Court.
 District of Alaska, Second Division. By II. A. HAAGENsEN, Deputy Clerk
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4 Public Institution.

The Nome Volunteer Fire Depart ment is public organization formed for the purpose of protecting the prop erty of all citizens from destruction by fire. It was organized, not for the pri- vate gain of few, but for the benefit of every man in the community. There fore, every man in Nome should feel it a privilege and a duty to contribute di- rectiy to the support of the Volunteer Fire Department. which serves without pay or much hope of reward. The ball to he given by the volunteers at Golden Gate h&u Saturday evening, December 6, should be well patronized every citi- zen doing his part. The committee in charge are7leaviEg nothing undone to make the affair :, social success.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

A case of considerable interest to at- torncys was decided by Judge Moore a few days ago. IL involved the right to add an attorney :, fee of Sj0 to the costs of suit. The ease was entitled Carl son ys. Burnham. The clerk Of the court diSallowed the $j0 attorneys fee and an appeal was made to the court. The court held that as d general rule attorneys fee, were not taxable as costs and would only be allowed in eXtlaor- dinary cases.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
NOTICE OF FO2EETU2E.

20 sarah \. Nrua.tl:--
 Youatc ncl.0r,,. lied th3t we, the u2teI- >ignro. have etgo"i.et Wo. :. 1. 1o" and >o "s to a.o.c the value of oLc nt-..., doI.''e uA c&cd ot n" iouoEirr QHus,z ni. .4@ c';,; uN Ice ca.cd tIu tccolU"d III tI, .l0I Iu,ru.tl 4,inIl lg D~t"ict out Lu,; W,'u.I ac tnpv ..utiC .l'A'rf Dis "'. Di,l.it ai HE >.a. for tdc Ecar HGl- l!U2: Sc. GU!I No. :: la.lp NU .: Udu .I>'iu, mo Coter No. ;: and yo ai.' neroof fut,lot uo. :,cu th,t it sou UO not. Ni,ltn aO uaE~ I'pn thG t.ic h" ooG. pay. or t2a,p ,o oe p';I ,o the uuj".- SguCd. Hour pfopu' I"ua,c eIIai" Q, >' Ioc" VnU- ilurc. Ho co-oN"c.. Nonr iatoIe-,~ ia sad e. u'N will occom" ..l" pioEcrtN of inc udaa.S.-htd. unGer >A, ion 2@?l of ,ne hoy'~cu S,,.1.ea Of the Uuitrn Si;uCN.
 Da,c hcleor and of the first publication. Nov. 1, l9J2 HM. Il. >CMEHNlLL:..
 tHNG M &"GAN.
 CO-oWuci,. ui the aiOrc>1id party
 in ,,,d claims.
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TIERNEY IS BACK.
CoSticuea from First rase.)

library as an institution worthy the support of the business mennand citi- zens of the city.
 A squabble ensued over the. passing of the ordinance increasing the salary of the chief of police from s200 to $251 per mostn,, and on the vote Arcner and Stevens voted no. There being three votes without.the mayor voting, in flavor of the ordinance. it was passed. Coun- cilman Archer opposed the ordinance as being unjust to heother officials.
 The clerk was instructed to receive sealed bids up to 7:30 next Monday eve ming for the city printing, as the pres set term expjres Dec. l.,
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
A Great Success.

The Colonial supper given last night by the Ladies' Guild was d great sue cess in every way. The dinner wa, ex- cellent and nothing was left undone for the comfoct of the guests. The patron esses were Mrs. (. ,. Johnson, Mrs II. r. Shields and Mrs. II. C. Wilkinson. A feature of the evening was the tell ing of fortunes by Mrs. C. 5. Johnson, who proved an adept About @20J was rn4 liYpl
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Loui5 Purnantc S. AlbaSini. Joseph idio'a, John Va%io and Joseph MaccOao: You arc hereby uotilicI th.t we. the under Siuned. have cau-cd to oe performed work. ): DOT and ScrvIccs to the valuc Of one hUndreu 0o''a $ on ciGin No. 2 aDovc discovery on NcaC 'a C,cet;, in the present Cape Nome mininT d'> 'cL D >- tIict of Alaska. for the yeHr lGrl and ;i vod do not within go days icon the dlte toe eO2, pGv. or clu,c to be paid to the unGc N',deG Nout proper. iol2,c Share of said eEpc"c',' e. aS CO owners. Nour id,crcstS n s;'i" ci. 3' V | be- come toe n, oprrtv of the untc.~ 'gJed. r1Gcr fon 252i of the revised stutdtcs Of he unitcd States.
 Davc hereof, and of the first publication, Aug. 20 1902.
 SUvCY BOLDEfNr.
 BARNEY l.OLANDD, 3mW- Co-oWnerS Of the aforesaid party.
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0HD.NS%CG NG. @.

hn otdtpausc to .i-C.l .Se',ioa 2 ut O.uaarce Ho. d. catitica ".. ci. !.an,e aalag the >.it:,", ot .ae i,} ,4,.i, tu, A,t.:lltl e.o tiIcs oi l'uily" ci li" tll, c. .>u..".
 Ec it o.d, ;I,r u-.J cu 'r;ri tT ;l" Common loLul. ri in" .t,.'. >..u":
 TiU ~,".l'A@ut e.,4 nr.0iAlv' !'" amend Z, to Itta g., tu. .uN,.
 ,cr.& ihgt The ,1.4r, 0. the Caie' oi Police. from aLi aitg. l.,e htr, laE oi No'cApsr. i912. N,.UU be -!. "un pr ,.H. tu.
 Ta1, ...l or, iHt.,,e;ar pa.t~ tf yrilaHc.a i9 c"na'.. ith this oau,."',c' a.c rc.' aE3gl ,..".. Passed ". tur tul'l.., :. c;'..,' 'l ,"@ 'aN Ni NylIc ,lD !tld oa.. e. NuF,Iu,''t. l@ @e!.
 t~.a,CJ !. l.. NAiaNTINE.
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The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
NEWS NUGGETS

4 brief service of thanksgiving for naLioHal blessings will be held at the usual hour, ll:t5.a. h. at St. Mary . church.
 $. 8. Taylor i, i'll of typhoid fever at his home on.the sandspit Dr. Rinin- ge"is the attending. physician.
 r. O. Hanks has resumed his series of dance, on Tuesday evenings at Golden Gate hall. Mr. Hanks dances are dcar"vedly popular.
 The Board of Trade saloon has added a neat card room for the comfort and accommodation of its patrons.
 A. J. Futile, who lives on Third street, nearly met death by asphyxia- tiCn by gas from coal stove early this morning. lie managed to reach the door and aroused q ncighbor, who sum- moned Dr. Hill. Today Futile is all right.
 Strictly Fresh Vegetables.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
Learning to Dance.

Prof. Goermer's dancing classes are de- servedly popular with grown folks, willie the painstaking care which he takes with the little ones is worthy of note. He has big room in.Golden Gate hall, which on class days, is filled with the little folks who are learning. 70 dance. And to see 40 or 90 of these littlemr1 and women dancing gaiy and bowiIg sedately is worth visit to the school.
 Piehonss fyuitS Nome rra G ipU (fo
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
Bahring Casino Leased.

|, Manager Schultz, of Gus Browns clothing house, yesterday leased the ground floor of the building formerly known as the Behring Casino, from A. C. Schow. Mr. Schultz will put in new windows and remodel the interior He will take possession on Jan. l. The To- cation is an:eXcellent one. and so ls the building.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
WILL CLOSE
 ON SUNDAY Sunday Closing Move n1ent q Success. All the Grocery Stores, in Town Sign an Agreenrent...In Ef'
 feet Next Sunday.

The Sunday closing movement i, aS suming ape. Through the etropl, o' Mayor Valentine prUtion has been circui&tcd and signed by all the grocery firms and next Sunday all these houses will be closed. Mayor Valentine ,lale> That he found but two flat refusal, to close on Sunday. Folowin. l., the closing petition and the signatures thereto:
 Believing that during the long vim ter months our patrons can be served durin. week days without inconycni- ence to them and without loss to tur selves and that we should have at least une day during he week for rest and recreation: we. the undersigned mcr- chants of Nome, hereby agree to close our places of business to the pubic on Sundays beginning sunday. Nov. 30. and ending sunday. May lo. 1902.
 Nome Trading co. North western Corn Theonsld Merc.Co. mercial Co.
 HaH NErT. Co. M. D. Samuels Nt Q. E. A. T. X T. Co. IT. r. htng.
 J. F.. Crane snake River Gror'v T. Lehman McI'herren Mcr.t0 Ern x Co. NuNenS X GI.u tDa . Rank Bros, Archer. Ewing A Io. Gus Brown Geo. l.. klsn X ( q. A. Dinkelspiet Alex Campbell
 Emporium Northern Crml Co. AmeS Mere. Co. Dave Good friend T. IFGog.in Tacoma Grocer, S. R. Andrus Jose X Co.
 D. 4.uC%i Blue Front Grocery
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In the Un'.cd S'5,"~ Commi is~;ouer'> Court in
 "'d iut Node .r le,. : ,'"l i''' , 'h Ni
 N. EecI. t. S. tu.r .ui~ -'unet dut CA. o..'cIo
 I.oo1t" stv2r Nomv Prcrilct
 Iu the mater l.. ,he cs,~,e Of ". l.. Warren. d2>e..ea.
 Estate If ". F. Wlr:ea. dc2ca ,od. Notice is horCpF .siIVu ar tlr GA .i,,.-acsl. 'a,'is,vatur of tuc c~tat" of ". F. W vr m, ucoe.>.... Co tuc ere 'to.s e.. Uut rii rni-on- haNn@ C. uH- uyliu>t. tc ~aI' dee islj. E.. c.tI-jl t.t .N NitA the AC.'.>~I., ., NoueA,r,. rr-. Etuucd tr>or,iu4E 70 lew. within -iE meJluo ger tn1 first ru1li- eaton oi thu, uodc' to t'o aid ajG1iNtrotn.. >l uj, rc>i.rl"o 1t IG" Hnlt" Dt-% >;urc on rv..t street. City O. .,a.2t, AIa>6..
 Dt1cd 2i Nome. Alaska. tGiH 2i.2 da, If %0- Ylinbtr. I.u2.
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The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
NOTicE OE N.SSOiuTiON.

Notice i> herch. Sit"n that tao pnrrenSH ? latcy Sube ~rinr betWcel G"orTc v. II, 1'"d. F. F. Siecm pud N m. j. B ugcc Uute" e n2 1" of hcIoac'i. Sloeu 2Hd Buu"Cr. 1aS taia day beon dissolved br ru.ral couocal. Ali GcD,S owing lo sid parnerShip Gre to ue ro.";vCu b. said ItiLHch nd i3uu%oE. 9ad tu Ce naHs~ ou said paf tuleisap are topc present ed to then for payment. GEO. r, IiAhBACi,
 T.. ii. SLEEI.
 WI. j. BCNDEB.
 Dated Nome. Alaska. Nov. ., igO! iwW
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Sim Brought 10 Nome.

Deputy Marshal D. ". simmons of Council reached Nome Saturday even- ing with Ea. Simmons. beuer known as "Slim the Barber, who has achieved some notoriety of late. Simmons was lodged in the federal jail, having been bound over at Council in %i0o0 on a charge of obtaining 230 by false pre- tenses.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
A. .B.'s Warm;ng.

Tomorrow night the Arctic Broth oshood vail formally open their new hall and c!ub room b#giving q house warming. \ large attendance is au- ticipIaed 8, wei q, & deli@huuI time. The Brotherhood s new quarters are without doubt hy far tie handsomest and best appointed in the entire hor,h.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
Eagies Vii, Entertain.

Nome Aerie No. 15 r. 0. F. are mak- ing preparations for the greatest min etrei entertainment ever seon in Nome. IL will take place in A. B. hall on the evening of Dee. l.. The Eagles have f a talent
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

|. ;. mail stage, Rowe NWiil. props, start, for Council Thursday evening, Nov. -0 and Dee. l. Make your reServa- tionN for seats at EuI A Co.. Barracks
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
NT0N.-T
 iiiu,. r.. WHITE.
THANKSGIVING NOTICE.

T. j~ .arht and wogrr tlat lNo citizens of tat ..,,c, j.>;.r t; custom .d low .iIou- t'c reof.t Ui all Sh".,,'n a'., ..a~ A~ B o. y u4 ,na!.~F'V Vi,. ,o Gu'. t.-.,.. tac,r,u:e. E. -yEur of t4r C',, uI Nr.,". ,aru...tiy request tl.t tl. ~,aV Ac2. rl" :l,A cay ot No,c !be.. D" O., rToG J. lu" people Q. ,l., city g~ tu. 4li~- ii , bay. and be &puror. ,t-, ly r"cu- tHyt ut al. UuS,ACs- noLsa, alth.u tu" VorDu ...eI Ilu~.
 4. l.. EAli.El:Su. Aig .u'.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

The Pacific Cold Storage Co. have in their markets the finest line of mutton ever seen in Nome. Itwas slaughtered in Nome and is the best ever placed on sale in this market. See it for your- self.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Moonlight Springs water dclivered; ? cents a bucket, Si.10 per barrel. Leave orders room l. New EldOradO building.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
TharkSgiyinp Dinner.

The Maple Leaf restaurant in the kimball building will open tomorrow and a grand Thanksgiving dinner will be served. Eutter & Elgington.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
Lumber at Northwestern.

Large Timber Wolf iobe............i5o.0 .00 ,No pecr>Gin l;obe.......................*iJ.GO GO iN9 Fur Robe. wool lined ............S S,22 50 Well selected Reindeer Hides.4l .5O ca. All sizes Loaded Hhe.I~............,jc. box China Caps and Sauccla.........$l.l .l0 doH. Bicycle flayng Cards #% doz. 2,Ir dccil Large assortment of Ammuuiliou. Dol@c'a l cit Shoes, and Walru, Ivory. Nome Bazaar. Front ~L., opp. stcaa- man Ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Moonlight Springs water deivered: 25 cents bucket, Sl.50 per barrel. Leave orders room l. New Eldolado onlding.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Moonlight Springs water delvcred: 5 cents a bucket, sl.l0 per barrel. Leave orders room l, Kew Eldorado building.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Best bread, pies. cakes. doughnutS and pastry of all kinds at the North Pole bakery.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Reindeer sleeping bags;
 Reindeer skins:
 Fur parilas and lurge-siZod muklubs at the lowest possible rrices at the Ieloo. 424 Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Creek frei9hting. Rowe Transfer, 425 Front street. next California Cat2.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Reindeer sleeping bags;
 Reindeer skins:
 Fur parkas and large-siZed muklukS at theloweSt possible prices at the Igloo, 424 Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

The North Pole bakery is now To. cated in the new building opposite the W0rwick. The best can be found at tne North Pole.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

If you want to have a game of pool CT billiard, 20 the Board of Trade ,alOun. Two fine tables have ]1,t been received
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26
Choice French Candies at
 GOggir's Log Cabin Store.

Drink Green River Whisky. without a headache. at the Board of Trade.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

N'SHOp'S PRESERVES LOAu'S pRESEi&N Is G. X D. SN EEi i'iN ki-EO PEACHES
 ARCHER, EN ING & co,
 Shippers of Fancy Groceries.
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| GfS "a % q

2 We heated tur ..-hcu r., flet Main s,""C,.
 f,cuUn@ n"a. i;.50 per cN Apply N-'2,t
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Home riade Pickles, Saur kraut. Jams and Jei!ieS,
 Goggis's Log Cabin Store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

Dogs ard SleigIls. For sale. Call West End hotel.
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W&u paper. Nome Trading Co.

Lumber at "No"th%cs,Clu.
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Teeth filled and extracted without pain. Dr. Linton, over Cranes gre cery.
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Imp'td Swiss cheese, Nome Tr'dg Co.

Latest delicacies. Nome Trading Co.
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Furnished rooms, va"m and comfOr'- able, from $S per month up, over NJ. D.. Samuels X Co.
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Meadow Brook Butter. Northwest ern Commercial Co.
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W. !. Rowe. Transfer. 44J Front street. frei2hting to creeks.
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Bishops fruits, Nome Trading Co.
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Lumber at Northwestern"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
GROVER CLEVEL AND
ON PARTY'S FUTURE,

morale that promises o1d-tine
success and prestige.
think, however, while we can
safely assume that we are not
Immediately threatened with a
repetition of undemocratic here
sy, there are palpable dangers to
be avoided if the regeneration of
Democracy is not to be obstruct-
ed.
The move ment toward this re-
juvenation tends to a complete
abandonment of our late yielding
to the temptations Of eXpediency,
as against firm adherence to
Democratic doctrines.
The condition necessitates, in
my opinion, both in the enuncia-
ton of platform principles and
the selection of candidates, a
sturdy and determined march to
the goal of substantial and thor
ough Democracy. In other
words, l believe that if the Dem.
ocratic party is tempted, under a
mistaken apprehension of the
meaning of the revival Of true
Democratic sentiment, to stop
short of this goal, and temporize
by presenting to the people plat
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

The New York World prints,
exclusively, the following article
prepared by former President
Cleveland:
MY opinions on political mat
tiers are we'll known, and Ishould
hesitate to make any further
statement were it not for the ur-
gent solicitation of the World,
which is pursuing an editorial
policy that must, in my judgment,
tell for Democratic success and
the public welfare.
Moreover, what say to the
Worlds representative will,
know, be entirely free from the
outrageous attempts lately made
to represent me as indorsing not
only undemocratic policies but
men who have unfortunately
gained temporary Democratic
notoriety.
PROMISES oLD-TrM1s SUCCESS.
1t seems to me that the Demo
cratic situation is such as tc
awaken the satisfaction and hope
of every thorough and consisten-
Democrat. Our party has GER
tainly regained lite old-time fight
ing condition and recovered the
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
NEW ALBUMS

Albums are good gifts and photos
accumulate so fast nowadays as to
make new albums necessary at short
intervals. We have a splendid stock
OF them, and we wish to add also
that we bought them direct from the
manufacturers at jobbers prices. We
DO not believe there Ia any one in
this locality who can compete with
as on either price or assortment
Some OF this seasons albums are
strikiDgly Attractive.
Leather bound slbo ms at$1 so to 50.
Celluloid binding at rs cents to S..
with fifteen or twenty prices between.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

form principles and candidates
not entirely in keeping with an
absolutely changed policy, it will
fail to convince the people of its
sincerity or to satisfy them that
it can safely be trusted.
Such condition cannot better
be described than by the homelY
illustration of man sitting down
between two chairs. Such be-
havior would discourage sincere
and thoughtful Democrats now
hopeful and expec tant and rcpel
a large independent contingent
who seek relief from the heed
less arrogance of the Repu blican
party.
PEOPLE III NO MOOD TO BE DE-
cEIVED.
1t may as we'll be fully under
stood that any party promising
such relief cannot calculate that
the people are in the mood to be
deceived or cajo1ed by the tricks
of expediency. The movement
now under way must be pursued
with thoroughness, consistency
and honesty. There need be no
fear that a radical return to true
Democracy is dangerous to Dem
cratic success. The history of
the party abundant1y shows that
it is only departure from princi-
pie and yielding to temptations
of expediency that have brought
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
disaster.

disaster.
The hope of the Democratic
party lies in the inevitable dis
covery by our people of it's be-
neficent aims and purposes. AL
ready the beneficiaries of the
high protective tariff are so re-
duced in number, and the benAftsl
derived from protection are So
palpably lessened, even as applied
to the selfish interests of those
who have heretofore insisted up
on it's continuance, that they are
inclined to receive with favor the
adoption of the Democratic doc
trine of tariff for revenue.
The popular apprehension of
the evils of aggressive expansion
and it's incompatibility with what
has always been regarded as safe
Americanism, is constantly grow
ing and cannot fail to become, in
the near future, most impor-
tantfactorin the po1iticalthoughts
of our people.
TREMENDOUS GROWTH OF TRUSTS.
The tremendous growth, of
trusts, the immense business ag-
gregations and the manner in
which they stifle healthful com
petition and throttle Individual
enterprise cannot long pass un-
needed by the voters of the land
The stupendous governmental
extravaganza that now prevails
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
COFECTIONERY

You will want confectionery and il
is fitting that you have something
extra good. We have Lowneys Cho-
colstes and Bon Bons in packages
of all sizes and plenty of cheaper,
but equally pure candies for those
who wish them.
Those who want fine gift boxes of
confectionery had better get them at
once to make sure of securing just
what is required. ri.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
To Prevent impso

10 Prevent lmpFQ
Laporte. Ind,
The Rev. w. p. ri
the best known Ba
men in northern
making an earnest effo
the cooperation of The
OF all reliefs in a bill
scented to the Legislature
uary which will provide
as well as unique legislatio
ulating marriage.
Mr.. Pearce's bill will Pr
for the establishment of a
raige board to pass on the a
cation of the parties propo
marriage to forestall hasty
illadvised marriages. The pl
to have a board of five intelli
good men and women and to
applications submitted to
six months before the liceni
granted.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

Investigation has shown
90 per cent of cigarette smo
boys had poor memories, 40
cent were untruthful, 60 per
had bad manners and 80 per
were slow thinkers, while III
erage eficienoS of boys
smoking Was 95 per cent
Atlanta Journal says, but
does not settld t.
Does cigarette smoki
insanity; d does insan
cigarette smoking z