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La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
Heir to "s..od.,d" Millions.

Mrs. II l. Brown, who left
here two weeks ago for visit to
her old home in Indlanoia, Neb.,
reached her destination without
mishap. The baby. heir to halt
the Standard millions, now rules
his grandfather household with
an iron hand He hasn't had such
a time in all his four months OF
life. -Grangeville (Idahol Stand
ard
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
n.n..ooI. on .as C.. Company.

A majority OF the trustees OF the
Manzsnola Oil and Gas Company
filed certificate OF full paid capi-
tai stock in the county clerks Of
nee Monday. The company was
organized under the laws OF Wyo-
ming with a capital stock OF Si5.-
600. and the trustees cite the fact
that the full amount OF stock has
been issued and fully paid in.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
A.,..,.a TO. eeds,ios water.

Charles Heath, who has been
peddling artesian water for A. u.
Best, was arrested Sunday charged
with peddling water without a
Iio ense. The case will come up
ueiore Judge Bourne this morning.
| he city council at recent ses-
sion refused to grant MIR. Best a
II, ense to peddle artesian water
within the city limits, and mis- VIC
idIiou OF the ordinance was prob
At Iy for the purpose OF testing its
legality. MIR. Best has been re-
ceiving between $40 and $50 per
month from Water Peddler Bos-
ley ior the use of his we'll for the
past year. When Bosley's license
expired MIR. Best endeayored 10
freeze him out by raising the price
aud making application for a
license on his own account. The
cItysconncii refused to grant Best
license, and in consequence Mr..
Bosiey was forced to make ar
rangements with Mr.. Plenderleith
TO secure water supply from his
we'll in the Fairmount country.
1t is said that Mr. Best will carry
the case tn the supreme court il
necessary, but nevertheless The
action OF the city council is eener-
ally commented.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
eridge st Robinson.

The county commissioners on
yesterday visited the bridge re-
Gently erected and now completed
over the Arkansas river at Robin
son. The bridge was built Jointly
by Otero and Bent county, and
the commissioner OF both coun-
ties have accepted the same.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11

behavior, Daimler. Bentley and
McNeen voting in favor OF the
resolution. and Draper and Car
Isle not voting.
After allowing the usual grist OF
bills the council adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-11
no.le. 70 e.e.oy t.so,.,..

Men may report at Office to re-
cord applications for positions
with the American Beet Sugar
Company tor the campaign OF
1902.
AMgRicAS BEET SucAw Co.
Rocky Ford, Colo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
TataltSmuS.

Die miba@teten srobea Mdnner
baben als @efabr bdufis ben @tns
brud binterlahen, baB ite Sataltiten
anb. Dtes 1T pom Prdtbent @ooies
pelt unb pielen anberen iuadern Wedn'
uer, aeiast worben, wett ibr 9elben'
mutb i&per gu ertldren lit. Dteiel
Ben far&ten meber fur ibr 9eben nod
tar ibre @eiunbbeit, ionbern tbun
sinfa@ bas bette, um beibes gu be-
jaaseu unb iberlaiien bas Sorsel1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20

anbern. Sn 9ersiubuns bamit lou
te seiast werben, baB bas Bette. mas
Sbr gum Sduse gu,er @eIunbbett
tbun f6unt, bartn beftebt: u@oloen
Grain Belt" Bier gu trinteu unb bies
reselmdBis nit guren WablSeiten unb
beuor Sbr 81 Sett sebt Seitellt eiz
ne &ifte BET @urem 8erfdufer ober
laBt Sud bamit perleben BON
sc. s. @eber, ct. gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
Grei9niHe Der wpbe.
Snlanh.

NlS republttantlfeS US q :
m q n . lit Die 5erabiesuns Der
&%oblenpreii e wdbrenb Der Champagne
gu besetdnen, benn ldon am Sage na9
Der @abl erbielten bic Seem Yerfer
&oblenbdno(er ieitens Der Nsenten Der
8rubenbeiiber beSm. Der &oblenbabnen
bte Intaneisuus, baB Sortfoblen
mdbrenb bes 8inters nur tn 9ertnsen
Suantitdten seltefert merben miroen,
moraufbtn bic Preiie iofort mieber in
bic S6be sinsen. 8sr Der @abl
murbe nit sroBem Offer perit9ert,
baB ibersenus &oblen uorbanben iein
mirben. &uum aber batten bic Sob
lenbarone ibren 3ued, fur bic re-
publifanti9e Yartet Stimmuns gu
MAIDEN, erreidt, 10 murbea ite mort:
tri9is.
Prdiibent gaer BON Der 3 btla=
belpbia II. &eabtns Goal 60. bat
auf bic pom Yrditoent MttdeI formuz
lirten Norberuns.n Der @rubenarbeiter
Der &%oblenitreit gommiiiion cine gr=
miberuns einsereidt, in wel@er er Dor
allen Otnsen beitreitet, baB bic be-
besablten 90bne niebriSer leien mie bic
in anberen 8erufSarten unter dbn.
li9en 8ebinsunsen besablten 96bne.
gr ertldrt, baB tnfolse Der Orsantia:
ton Der l1niteb Wtne 8orfers bas
@ei@dft unb bic OisStpltn selttten
bdtte unb iberbaupt unertrdslt9e !2uz
itdnbe seidaffsn morben ieteu. SIM
ibrisen meiit er barauf bin, baB bic
Strett gommtiiion ben anseuommenen
SeOinsunsen 5ufolse fein Re6t babe,
bic Organization Der @rubenarbeiter
ansuertennen. gr fist aber binSu,
bab menn cine Nrbeiter, . Organization
sei@affen merbe, bic beotnsltd fur bas
Sarttoblensebiet beitimmt iet, it@ ben
@eiesen fise unb Sebem bas &e@t
auf Nrbeit suseitebe, man unter umz
itdnben nit elmer iol@en u%nterbanbeln
f0nute.
Oie Befirmorter Der 8eretntgung
pon Otlabo m a unb bes Snbtaner=
Eerritoriums In etneu Staat beab=
it4ttgen bic ginberufung elmer 8er=
faHunss gonpention. gs ertittrt aber
In Oflaboma etne iebr itarte Partei,
mel9e pon bteiem Plane nt@ts miiien
min, ionbern rur bic grlansuns pom
Staatenwablen fur Oflaboma am
ftrebt.
Muf Der a6ten Sabresueriammluns
Der 8 3 o @allep Improvement Giz
location, wel@e NIT mebrereu BUN
bert Oelesaten aus ben Staaten Benn=
iplpania, @eit @irstuta, Ohio, Scent
tudp, Snbiana uub Suinois bei9tdt
mar, murbe beidlofien, etne enersti9e
Msitation fur 8eiieruns bes pom Der
&esteruns fart uerna9ldfisten Obtes
&iper gu betreiben.
SIM Staate Sc tiouri mirb
ii9 etne 8uren : go1onte nteberlaHen.
Nls Elm &eiultat Der Weiserung Der
britii9en &e~sieruns, ben Gap Colonies
Rebe0en, b. 3. ben britii@en Inter
tbaneu boldnbii9er Ibfunft, mel9e
ii9 an benz beloenmitbisen Sample
bes tbneu ftammuermanbten 8uren=
uoltes sesen BITE britii@e 8ersemalttser
betbeilisten, poqe 8esnabtSuns gu ses
mdbreu, tit bic Nuswanberuns meb.
rerer tauienber Buren, mad ben Ser.
Staaten unb awar mad benz Cub
rpeften uniereS 0anbes bei@lofien mor=
ben. @eu. Otto be E~bompien, Der
als S~elbcornetift trob ieines seiftli@en
Stanbes bts 3ulest tapfer In ben &et=
ben Der 8uren &dmpfer ausbielt, ftebt
al, Der Spise bieies golonilattons I'm.
ternebmens. Ser setitlt@e 6err iast,
bab uorldufs etwa 600 8urenfamilten
bic Muswanberuns nod ben Ser.
Staaten beabft9ttsten unb it@ auf ct.
ma 800 bts 400 Sarmeu nieberlaiieu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
Settle 9-16.
Sternfbnnppen.

Oas Berfettum BON ri9 liebe" beiBt
bier5ulanoe oft: sd bin sel6ieoen".
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

Mr.. w. ]. Powell has the pa
pers and will forward to Wash
ington a petition for a rural mail
route from Fitzgerald, northeast
and east of the city. We believe
that it will be an easy matter to
get the route as soon as the de-
partment can get to it. We would
now have one or more rural
routes but for the mistake made
in mapping out a suburban, in
stead of strictly rural route,
when the inspector was here a
year ago.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

A union service will be held at
the Baptist church on Nov. 3Oth
at 8 O'Clock at which time Mrs,
Martha Culver Smith will present
the workings of the Georgia In
dustrial Home at Macon. Mrs.
Smith is special representative
of the institution, The Indus
trial Home was established by
Rev. w. E. Mumford and is doing
great work for the poor orphans,
more than a hundred in number
now being under the care and
protection of this good man who
not only provides for their wants
but is pointing out to them a path
of rectitude and goal of honor.
The work is a noble one and ap-
peals to every good man and wom-
an in the land.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
School Exercises.

We had the pleasure of being
visitor in the third grade. Miss
Youngs department on Wednes-
day afternoon last. The school
room was bright with it's plants
and flowers and the black-boards
filled with sketches, drawings
and poems, suggestive of
Thanksgiving so tastefully ar
ranged by the the teacher.
The following program was
we'll rendered by the little folks.
Song Thanksgiving Day"
by grade.
A Boys Opinion-John Harley.
Who made Thanksgiving
Helen Marston.
Song-Welcome Thanksgiving
Grade.
Whistling Chorus-The BOYS.
Gifts of God-Evelyn Thomp-
son.
The First Thanksgiving-Wa1-
ter Forbes.
Song Jolly Thanksgiving
Day"-By grade.
Thanksgiving Motto--Twelye
little girls.
A Thanksgiving Wooing-
Gladis Lee.
Song Thanks giving Day
Grade.
Song-To Grand mas-Drenke
Word Building Thanksgiving
Twelve Little Girls.
For what are we thankful
Olive Wilson.
Song-Merrily, Merrily Co.
Drenke.
Song-Good Bye. Drenke.
At the close of the program the
children were surprised by d
treat by the teacher and the cag-
er little folks marched out with
bright faces which spoke of a
pleasant afternoon and glad an
ticipations for the morrow. the
festive Thanksgiving.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

The large elephant exhibited
here last Thursday with the
Harris circus was killed at Val
dosta Saturday night. The ele-
plant became unmanageable and
incensed at her drunken keeper
whom she killed and made her
cape to the woods where she was
killed early Sunday morning.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
Book Social.

The Epworth League of the
First M. E. church will give a
book social at the home of Mrs.
Beauchamp on South Main street,
Monday evening, Dec. 1st, COM
mencing at 6 o'clock, to which
they cordially invite the public.
Oysters will be served free to
to those bringing books; others
will be charged the usual 25c.
Come and enjoy a pleasant even
ing with the young people and
assist them to secure a library.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

The Dispatch has steadfastly
refused to enter into any scram-
BILE for the county printing. And
it has as steadfastly refused to
do any political trading for it.
And, bless your life, the good
people of the county are standing
squarely by the Dispatch Ocil-
Ia Dispatch.
The good people of the county
should stand by the Dispatch,
steadfastly aud loyalty. It has
done great goad for the county.
for several years past. Much
more than it will ever get credit
for or receive remuneration for.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

The Ladies of the Christian
church deserve great credit for
their unse1fish zeal for
their church. Yesterday they
served dinner at the w. r. C.
hall for the purpose of raising
funds with which to pay for seat
ing the church. Their tact and
enthusiasm made the occasion
one of pleasure as well as profit.
With the utmost good cheer they
served a most bountifu1, we'll
prepared feast which netted them
more than $50, the receipt being
about$65. The president, Mrs.
Ball; Secretary, Mrs. Plopper,
and Treasurer, Mrs. Mosher,
wereably assisted by Mrs. Green,
Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. Lobingier,
Mrs. Wilkerson, Mrs. Child, Mrs.
Warner, ably assisted by a dozen
of the good ladies who seemed to
delight in the good work they
had in hand. We would like to
give the names of every one and
pronounce eu1ogy on each so
pleasantly and successfully did
they manage the affair. Such
efforts always bring success and
of course the Christian church
will be well furnished.
Mr.. W. T. Paulk, w. M, of
Fitzgerald lodge F, G. A. Masons
spent last Wednesday night at
Wray, at the hosp itable home
of Mrs. ]. D. Mclaughlin, where
he went at the command of the
Grand Master, of Georgia, to in
stitute and organize Wray Lodge
No. 32s. After the regular cere-
monies, the following officers
were Only elected and installed.
G. W. Rodgers-W. M,
W. A. McCoy-S. w.
J. D. McLaughlin-J. w.
A. S. Harris Treas,
+. S. Enthusiastically.
T, D. Dunn-S, D.
Or. J. n. Dorminey-J. D.
]. II. Cofee-T.
We wish the above lodgea long,
prosperous and useful life, and
predict for them happy broth-
erhood.
We have in stock choice Evap-
GRATED Baldwin Apples.
EMPIRE STORE.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
w aycross Journal.

An American hypnotist is said
to have the Gar and Czarina of
Russia under his spell and all
Russia is sad to be disturbed
over the condition of affairs at
the palace. If ever we get the
and one of the crowned heads,
we'll put him under spell that
will secure us job way up near
the throne.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
NEW BANK.

WV JNoAo dSO llLSC1 d1u >
Banking facilities was confined to
one small bank. Since that time
a National Bank with S50,OOO.OO
capital and a state bank with
S25,000.OO capital have been or
gained and operated on good
paying basis. 1t was generally
believed even by our best bust
ness men that there would be no
necessity for third institution of
the kind in the near future, but
Fitzgerald's phenomenal growth
and business expansion with
most gratifying returns on the
capital invested in banking has
actuated some of our good BUSH
ness men in the determination to
establish a third bank. and the
stock has been subscribed, the
lot secured corner, Grant and
Pine, land an organization willsoo
be effected that will set on foot
another institution designed for
the upbuilding of Fitzgerald and
the wideningof her trade circles.
Mr.. ]. H. Harley is the active
spirit behind the movement and
that he will succeed no one
doubts. 1t is his purpose to es-
tabllsh bank of the people, with
small shareholders widely dis
trlbuted which will give it
strength and a broader influence.
He and his associates believe that
it will be a factor in the building
up OF the community and will
stimulate trade. Mr.. Harley
states that it is not his purpose
to antagonize the already estab-
lished institutions but to meet
the growing demands of trade
and business Of the surrounding
towns and country, which are
developing very rapidly. He is
songuine of the success of the
bank from the start and bases
his opinion on the business of
the two banks a1ready established
and that the new bank will have
back of it some of the strongest
and best men of the county. No
name has of course been adopted
for the new bank and will not be
until after the organization. We
suggest the name of THE Bank
of Irwin" or "The Wiregrass
Bank"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

Some of our neighboring edi-
tors must have lost heavily on
flim-ham games recently. With
all of the varied attractions that
were presented at the State Fair
they can remember nothing but
a professional sharper over in
some dark corner with dice-box
amystic lock orsome otherscheme
for catching suckers. "-Valdos-
ia Times.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

Judge Alfred Harrington, of
the Swainsboro Pine Forest, has
for several years been Judge of
the city court of Swainsboro.
His term of Office recently
expired and Gov. Terrell appoint
ed his solicitor, Frank Mitchell,
Judge and Judge Harrington So
licitor.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

According to Editor Brantley,
the person who went to the state
fair saw only what he or she was
a looking for. We knew there
was something peculiar about
that fair, but if Editor Mercer
had not chirped, we never would
have known what the mystery
MISCELLANEOUS Journal.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

A white negro in Virginia is
sueing the Atlantic Coast Line
for heavy damages on being
elected from a train on account
of his refusal to go into a While
coach. Hawks refused and was
put off the train, the conductor
believing him to be white man.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

positive character who has
cured on the human stages
Pc has escaped opposition
7ny sharp antagonisms.
episodes do not neces-
n him of general respect
and honors.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

1t is not improbable that Mr..
Cleveland will take active hand in
the next presidential election. If
ne should the Republican party
will find that there will be some
thing doing in the camps of the
other party.-Og1ethrope echo.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

mere is strong sentiment
INST the ward caucus for the
Etion of candidates for city
'ers. 1t is claimed that it in
n trickery and scheming that
npossible in primary.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

The richest German in the
brid died at his home near Ber-
4 last Saturday. He made his
feat fortune manufacturing
ansman-killing, life-destroy-
il machines. He might have
id his great talent to better use
J far as the world is concerned
III with less profit to himself.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
FOR CITY TREAsuRRR-

| hereby announce myself candldate for
fhe offle Of City Treasurer and ex.oftici1 clerk
"t the election to be held DECEMBER 10Th. /
ask the support Of all my friends and the xo-
ters Of Fitzgerald generally, andpromise that
II elected will faithfully perform nv duties
4s prescribed by law. belong to no cliaue or
faeFlon' and haFs no friends to reward or
epemles TO punish. aud am running strictly
y" my o"" 'neriGs. WILLIS l., &MITn
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

At the present rate Fitzgerald
will again double in population
within two years-come to Fitz-
gerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
County Court.

Has been in session all the
week. We expected to give our
readers 4 a full account of the
business disposed of but as we
so TO press the court has not adj
journed and we will publish next
week list of the cases tried.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

rald Enterprise is
ous efforts for a
business center of
backed by the spir-
se that pervades the
Editor Mercer will
bis laudab1e undertake
ville Chronicle.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
ANNOUNCEMENT,
FOR MAYOR,

hereby ANNOUNCE my name for Mayor of
Fitzgerald, Ga, subject to the ALL of the
WHOLE Eeople expressed Of the ballot box,
December 18th. 1909 and should he elected I
promise faithful administration of the laws
governing said city; my every action win he
for the improvement OF opr city streets and
parks and for GREATER Fitzgerald.
WIN. p. M0oRE.
November 25th 19n2
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
FOR uITY TREASURER

hereby announce my candidacy for CITY
Treasurer and ex-officio clerk and assessor
In asking reelection rely on NV record as
demonstrating my fitness for the place. am
unoer profound obligations to my friends
ana the voters who honored me with the
trust have strven to prove faithful to.
Sincerely,
j. II. RoUNTREE,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

erprise is read by a
people in the bleak
TO each reader we ex-
hearty invitation to come
zgerald where a congenial
ke and a warm welcome
Is you. Tell your neighbors
at, it-let them read your
.erprise.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
gerald.

If you live in a cold and bleak
climate and want to enjoy the
finest climate in the world in a
healthy progressive community
come to Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

The Fitzgerald Enterprise an
nounces that a sanitarium will be
established in that enterprising
town in the near future. Fitz-
gerald possesses the material for
the upbuilding of a town.-Ab-
beville Chronicle.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

rom the way Editor Mercer,
he Enterprise, speaks of
gerald, the colony city must
noving to the front with a
here speed somewhat after
fashion of Hawkinsville.
zatch & News.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
FOR CITY TIRE AsURER

l hereby announce mysNlfas c$nidate for
CITY Treasurer and ex-offcio clerk and assess
or subject to 'minating convention to be
held Dec. r. 1902 II nominated ana elected. /
VIII administer the business Of the Office hon.
estly and faithfully, " -
r. I ARpAMc
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

Tillman of South
sked by a train
nty it was to en-
he was going as he
in Atlanta last
h be replied, May
d hell" Ben is a
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
Justice Court.

Justices Harvey and Paulk
held two days session of court
last week. Following are the
cases disposed of:
JUSTICE HARvEY'S COURT.
Sydney Clare VS. B. F. Wilcox
and Louis Mob1ey-suit on note.
Mistria1.
Geo. Miller VS. Henry Brubaker
J. W. Smith garaiisshE eeee- attach
ment. Judgment for plaintiff.
0. r. Smith VS. H. D. Young
Lien foreclosure. Settled.
c. A. Wettstein VS. Ida Thomp-
son-distress warrant. Settled.
Leo Isaac, for the use of, D. T.
Paulk VS. c. Brubaker. Settled.
D. w. Paulk VS. A. w. Taylor,
principal, T. F.Roberson, secur-
ity. Judgment for plaintiff.
JUSTICE PAULK's COURT.
H. Ellis VS. l. Goodman-judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Kaufman & Co. VS. L. S. Guth-
rie-judgment for plaintiff.
Ida L. Cunningham VS. T.. F.
Roberson-judgment for plain
tiff.
E. w. Ryman, Admr. VS. John
7. Woods-Judgment for Plif.
Tbos Gibbs VS. J w Williams
continued.
Thos Gibbs VS. J w Williams
Martin & Hendley-continued
M BULGE VS. Mrs N E Dorsey
judgment for plaintiff.
Say. Hardware Co VS. A Isaac
judgment for plaintiff.
Paulk & Co VS. w N Dykes
judgment for plaintiff.
Watt, Harley, Holmes Co VS. J
w Williams-judgment for Pitt.
M Wilinskey VS. J Lasseter and
Goldenberg-continued.
L F Thompson Co VS. Ellis
Thomas-sett1ed.
w A Thompson VS. L Subway
settled.
Sydney Clare VS. S Pridgeon-
continued.
P D Phillips VS. J H Allison
Lbr Co ct al-judgment for Pltf.
p D Phillips VS. J H Alison Lbr
Co ct al-judgment for plaintiff.
Acme Lbr Co VS. ] H Alison
Lbr Co ct al-judgment for pltf.
Acme Lbr Co VS. ] H Alison
Lbr Co ct a1-judgment for p1tf.
J E Mercer VS. West. U Tel Co.
appeal.
The M A Winter Co VS. II P
Litt1efie1d-dismissed.
Gaskin & Davis VS. l. S Guthrie
Alex Schmidt VS. Annie Wise
Acknowledgements for plaintiff.
L H Warick VS. L S Guthrie
continued.
Paul Heyman VS. Sapp & Sell
lers-jndgment for plaintiff.
Americas Gro Co VS. Sapp &
Sellers-judgment for plaintiff.
c L Blystone VS. E L and I A
Todd. Judgment for plaintiff.
w A Thompson VS. Jno Erick-
son. Judgment for plaintiff.
Ashburn Lbr Co VS. ] H Alison
Lbr Co. Judgment for plaintiff.
Lizzie Child VS. D F Null
Ind nm oo4 fo~- -o1os.4scc
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

as your hearts, we are
anybody-we are do
q the prospect is in
suring. The little
osition seems to root
nly in public opinion
bed us in the hearts
king people.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
FOR MAYOR.

At the urgent solicitation Of my many
friends hereby ANNOUNCE myself cmndiuate
loF mayor OF the city OF Fitzgerald subject to
the approval of the citizens.
A w. MONROE
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

you want to see a real hum
and hear her hum, come to
Ferald- come.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

EDITOR ]. E. Mercer, of that
propriately named paper the
tzgerald Enterprise was in
I'D for a few hours Monday
paid the Chronicle a pleas
isit. Mr.. Mercer is making
nterprise one of the most
ano influential papers
h Georgia.-Abbeville
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

re first real chilly day of the
was Thanksgiving day, but
quite down to the frost mark.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

The Irwin County Courier
will make its appearance at r.
winville within the next month.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

llir1g for Fitzgerald is both
ant and profitable. We
tried it.