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Munson in the circuit court has been
settled and dismissed.
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Chicago, June Bob. Wells broke
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PACIFIC COAST.
At Portland Portland 4; Seattle 3
NATIONAL.
AZ New York New York. 4: 81.
Louis 4.
AT Boston Cincinnati 4. Boston L.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 5: Pittsburg II
AMERICAN.
AT St. Louis-St. Louis 1: New York
At Detroit-Detroit s; Washington D.
At Chicago Chicago 10; Boston 8.
At Observation-Disclosures i; Philadel-
pha 3.
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At Los Angeles-Los ngeles 5; sac
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12
Earl Ward PeRrce

Is a young clergyman amb
tious to do some practical good
for his fellow man and to make
tor himself a reputation. He
has undertaken in this city an in
novation which we trust will re-
suit in great good for weak, I'M
fortunate, depraved or fallen
humanity. 1t is altogether proba-
BILE that there are weak places in
the campaign he has mapped out
but with enthusiasm and tact we
hope to see great good result
from his efforts. Certainly no
harm can come his efforts. lie
has many well wishers and some
warm friends who will cooperate
with him.
The field is not large here but
perhaps extensive enough to
demonstrate the practicability of
his plans.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12

If state uniformity covered
schools Of he sikV as well as
country e0untrymen d
afford to stand by and
things easy. But when a
gets so poor that it will MOI
for a city school, please Civ
county board the chance I'd
fuse to have it used in the SCI
of their county.
l fail to see the justice n
when, simply because a plac|
incorporated, it can use any ]
of book they want, and we
are not so fortunate as to live
an incorporated village must
such books as are used in eI
country school of the state.
Perhaps l am 1aboring und
mistaken idea, and if l am.
some one please inform me 81
the true state of affairs.
H. B. Warren,
Brighton, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12
Rev. BLIZZARD At Lake Park.

A correspondent to the Christ
ian Index pays the following tri-
butte to one of Fitzgerald's most
worthy citizens:
The Lake Park church which
has for some time past been
without pastor, has just exper-
fenced a great meeting.
Rev. A. L. BLIZZARD, of Fitzger-
aid, was the messenger sent to
this waiting people, and faithful
ly did he fulfill his mission. His
work here was begun on Sunday,
April 20, and continued for five
days. Only under the guidance
OF Gods on hand could he have
brought about the revival which
the church has experienced. His
sermons were delivered fearless
ly and lovingly, and his argu-
ments were clear and convincing.
AS an immediate result of the
work of this yea ous man of God,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12
State Uniformity of School Roo,

Mr.. Editor:-Please allow me
small space to express the
sentiments of one that is deeply
interested in the state uniformity
of school books.
l know that by the adoption of
a state uniformity we will not
have to buy new books when we
move from one county to an
other, also the schools of the
state will be in much better po-
sition to be graded alike. But
would like to ask about what per
cent. of people move from county
to county? Generally speaking
the movers are not very inter-
ested in educational affairs, and
why should we be so anxious to
save them a few cents?
Again, / am sorry to have to
confess it, but the schools of
some of our southern counties
are not in a position to be graded
with other counties.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12

Especially do we apprec
the services of Capt. Mercer
his company of soldier boys
gether with the governnI
troops whose presence
watchfulness insured good Of
both inside and outside the q
terry walls. Also to the SCI
committees whose we'll ARA
plans made it possible To
complish all the duties of The
with expedition and dispatc
And we are especially gra
to the speakers of the day.
partment Commander, F. ID.
Revs. S. D. Tutt1e and NJ
Mclaughlin and Junior
Commander-in-chief S. of NJ
their eloquent and touching
ute to the valor and sacri6c.
our fallen comrades, which
would treasure in our heart
an incentive to increased 81
ton to the comfort of the ii
and the memory of the dead
L. S Scott.
C. A. Bucher. Commit
]. r. Green.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12

Headquarters Colony Post
No. Ia G.. A. R.,
June 9th, 1908.
RESOLVED: That we are glad to
have again enjoyed the sacred
privilege of paying our respects
to the memory of the heroic dead
who sleep in the beautiful Gene
terry at Andersonvi1le, ofgarland-
ing their graves with flowers and
recalling the patriotic devotion
so freely given to their country
and it's flag.
That our trip was made COM
Portable and pleasant through
the care and courtesy of Gen.
Pass. Agent H. C. McFadden,
assisted by Jim Knapp, the watch
dog of the train. That they
have demonstrated the right of
the ABB. to the title of Fitzger-
AIDS Favorite, and that their
motive is not the most money for
the least service, but that they
may appropriately paint Pro
Bono Publico on every part of
their train from the COW catcher
to the caboose, and that we may
confidently trust the A. & B. to
fulfil every promise in the future
as on this occasion.
That the thanks of the Post
are hereby rendered to all who
contributed in any way to thein.
terest and success of our mis-
sion on this Memorial Day.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12
FITZGERALD Gun Club.

Has on it's list the names
many enthusiastic mem bers
are fascinated at bursting
pigeons, but Co. M will q
them a trick or two. when
gets her new rifles and
We will have a gun club
forty members or more fh
give the shotgun crowa
thing to think about.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12

several united with the church,
and all feel that the wonderful
good resulting from this meeting
will continue to be felt, and that
other souls will be brought to re-
allze Gods mercy. One of those
who accepted Jesus was a gen
tleman of sixty-fve. May the
sunset of his life be radiant and
glorious with Gods love!
The people of this church feel
that Gods favor is bestowed upon
them, in that they have secured
Bro. BLIZZARD as their pastor for
the remainder of the year"
The Worth Local states that
the Indiana Fruit Co., of Worth,
is shipping onions and potatoes in
carload lots to the markets and the
Townsville Times-Enterprise
states that Reid & Mitchell, of
Thomas county, are shipping
onions in carload lots to Philadel-
phia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12
Relief for Gainesville Sufferers.
HEADQUARTERS
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

GAINESVILLE, GA, June S, 'O3.
To Our Sympathizing Friends:
Like Niobe of old. Gainesville,
Georgia's Queen City, sits weep
ing for her children. Clouds of
sorrow, scenes Of desolation,
hearts burdened with grief, are
everywhere about us. AS though
sorrowful for the destruction
they have wrought, the elements
seem to weep with us. Scarcely
a ray of sunshine has pierced the
leaden skies since that fateful
Monday, June /, and our beauti-
full city is constantly drenched
with tears from the Skies" Out
of the clouds of gloom and sad
ness with which we are sur
rounded, however, a voice has
come, bidding us be of good
cheer. Georgia's great heart
has responded nob1y to our call
for aid, and from city and ham
let letters of sympathy, bearing
evidences of the brotherhood of
man, i'll the shape of checks and
drafts have come to feed the
hungry, relieve the suffering and
bury the dead. To everyone
who has contributed of money,
stores or provisions, sympathy
or words of encouragement,
Gainesville returns her heartfelt
thanks, and prays Gods richest
blessings upon the giver thereof.
To the citizens of Fitzgerald,
Ga, we hereby acknowledge the
receipt of $3O.75.
Gratefully yours,
Z. II. CAsTLEBERRY,
Treas. Relief Fund.
We RENTED Treasurer Cas-
tleberry $500 Tuesday, and will
ship supplies and make an adj
ditional remittance the latter
part of this week. Fitzgerald
must give at least $4,000 to this
stricken sister com munity, and
we will hold the list open till
next week.
Enterprise. $500
N
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12
WE GET THE EARLY MAIL.

On the Goth of May the editor the Enterprise wrote
the superintendent of Mail service L. NJ Terrell at At
anta on the subject of hs mail which we are en-
s TITLED under the new schedule of the A. b. which was
changed to connect with the fast mail from Atlanta Wash
ngton and beyond In reply received the following
4 letters which explain themselves:
q ATLANTA, GA, MAY 28 1908
* MIR. J. E. MERCER, Fitzgerald, Ga.
DEAR SIR-Rep1ying to yours of the 10th will state
that failure have mail extended over the Atlantic
= birmingham R. R. between Cordee Montezuma Ca
is not due to inacor of the department. The Depart
ment has offered the railroad company compensation
allowed by law. It hoped the company will accept the
Is offer. Verv respectfu1v
y L. M. TERRELL, Supt.
s. WASHINGTON, D. c.. JUNE g. 1908.
& MR. J. E. MERCER, Fitzgerald, Ga.
& SR-Your letter of the 10Th ultimo addressed to
Supt L. NJ Terrell relative to mail on the part of
s the Atlantic Birmingham Railroad between Cordee and
= Montezuma, Ga, has been referred to this office
8 In reply informed this service has been
& authorized to begin June Is, 1908.
s Very respectfully,
Is W. S. SHALLENBUGE,
= End Asst. Postmaster Gen.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-12
Resolution of Thanks.

Headquarters Colony Post
No. IA c.. A. R.,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
QUESTION NO. SO.

Bro. Garrett and Ed. OF the CREs-
SET, through the Columns OF your
paper would like to ask the min.
listers or any one that is able TO an
swer a question,
In and Timothy end oh, and r5ver,
find a positive command which
rcadsthus.
"Study to shew myself approved
unto God. a workman that needeth
not to be ashamed, rightly dividing
the word Of truth" sSss Y
find the word Of truth 10 be the
dividend we the pupils Tor workman)
\ that is commanded to do the divid-
ing.
Now, please tell me what to use
fora divisor, and how should the
quotient be written. G. A. Simons.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
Question No. 40.
Also who are the two anointod
ones spoken Of in Czech. 4-l4')
Question No Al
Was Moses n murderer?
QUESTIONS No. 40.

l. What is the bottomloss pit
that this (bcast) tho temporal
power Of the Catholic church come
out Of! And is tho bottomless pit
spokon Of here the same as spoken
in (Rev. 2O--l1)
3. You say "The two witnesses
described in (Rcv. 1879 are the
old and new testaments, clothed in
the sackoloth Of dead languages
for 1860 years."
How did the old and now Tesla
ments have power over water to
turn 1t into blood and to smite the
earth with plaques as often as they
would? And what was their dead
bodies that land in the streets of
tho Great City where our Lord
vas cruc;fied?-Mrs. Cinda Merritt
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
Cmttaard Fyom last wee6.

SAMARITAN, COOP. An
androgynous degree in Masonry
Ii il an impressive and interest
ing degree, founded on the well
known parable. 1t is communi-
Gated to the wives Of Royal Arch
Masons.
SECRECY. Frec,nasoury, in
laying its foundations IN secrecy
follows the Divine order Of Ma
ture, where all that is grand and
beautiful and useful is born Of
night and mystery. The mighty
labors which clothe the earth
with fruits and foliage and low
ers are wrought in darkness f"
The bosom Of Nature is Il vast
laboratory, where the mysteri'
ous work Of transmutatlon of
substances Is perpetually going
forward, There il not a point In
| tho universe, the edges OF which
do not touch the realms Of night
and silence. God himself is en-
vironcd with shadows, ana
| Clouds and darkness are round
about his thronc;" yet his bene-
ticencc is felt, and his loving
Spirit makes itself visible
through all worlds, SO Freema.
sonry works in secrecy, but its
benignant fruits are visible in all
lands. Besides, this principle Of
secrecy furnishes a mysterious
bond Of unity and strength,
which can be found nowhere
else The objection often urged
agalnst the Order on account Of
| this peculiar feature is loo puo-
rifle to be considered.
| SECRET SOCIETIES. All the
great associations Of antiquity,
| the objects Of which were to civ
lilize and improve the condition Of
| mankind, we're secret societies.
They were called MISTER
IES. The mysteries Of India,
Egypt, Greece, etc. were Sc
cret ordcrs---grcat educational
institutions, established for the
advancement Of men in wisdom
land virtue Tho wide extension
I Of the secret principle at the
/ present time, and the immense
! number OF secret philanthropic
societies which cover ali lands,
prove that there must be some
wants, universally, felt, to which
| political institutions do not re-
spond, some elements of human
nature not represented therein,
| which arc the cause and ground
work Of these secret orders.
When society and governments
are oppressive or imperfect
and all are imperfect, when they
do not provide for ali the moral,
| intellectual and physical needs
Of men, the earnest, the loving,
the hoping, who, dissatisfied
With the present, invoke the fu-
turei and the week, who are
'crushed to the earth BY the op-
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srNf-..---SN
pressiye laws which govern all
intlustpht, arrangements, become
disguised with these conditions,
and fly to the embrace Of some
secret order, where a higher
ideal is revealed, and the proph.
ecy Of better state is announe-
ed We conclude, then, that
secret societies have thoir origin
in the deepest and most pressing
wants of humanity. They grow
ont Of IL social arrangement
which is unjust and unequal, and
point forward to time when
Justice and love shall possess
and govern TIE earth.
SECRET MASTER, The 4th
.degree.of the Ancient and Ac-
eepted rite, and the first Of the
[nefiable degrees, conferred in
tho Lodge Of Perfection. The
body is styled a Lodge, The
haneings are black, strewod
with white tears. The Lodge is
illuminated with eighty.one
lights, the square of nine, On
the altar the Book 81 Constitu-v'
tons, closed; and on that lies a
key Of ivory. No workingtoo
are used, for the reason that the
labors on tie Temple arc sus~
pended after the death of
The Master represents King
Solomon, and is styled Puissant
Master The East represents
| the Holy Of Holes of the first
Temple at Jerusalem, with its
appropriate decorations and
furniture. The sash is - broad
blue watered ribbon, worn from
right to left. The apron is white,
edged with black; the flap is
blue, with an open eye embroid.
cred or painted on it. Two
branches, one OF laurel and the
other Of olive, cross each other
in the middle OF the apron, and
at the crossing is the letter q,
embroidered IN gold. The gloves
Iare white, turned ever, with
black at the wrists, The jew
| ell OF the degree is an ivory key,
On which is engraved the letter
~, referring to Zadoc, who was
! the High-Priest in the roigns Of
David aud Solomon. The duty
lof a Secret Master is to keep a.
careiut watch over the conduct
Of the Craft in general; to prac-
tice virtue, shun vice, and re-
main IN silence NJ
| SENSES, Man is brought ia.
to communication with the ex-
ternal world by means of FIVE
Isenses, or organs Of perception
Seeing, Hearing and Feeling are
often referred to in Masonic in
structions. They are explained
, in the degree Of Fellow Craft.
SENTINEL. In Chapters Of
Royal Arch Masons, and Coun-.
cils Of some other degrees, the
lTiler, or guardian of the door
bears this name.
4 Casf;ourI "A tgo. r
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
Question No. 83.

We wish that our correspondents
would write, (and ask Others to
itesespeGrhy Ministers, and tell
us who the 'beast was, and is not,
and yet is" (Rev. l7-s.)
Mandy Dawson
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
CREATION and FORMATION,
Or The Jew Ard The Gentle
ACCEPT LIGHT REFUSE DARKNESS
ACCEPT LIGHT AND REFUSE DARKNESS

had wrought among 'he Hcniiles by hi-
And when they heard Il, they glyritled
the Lord. and said unto him, I'hoG seest
brother, how many thousands VI Jews
there are which believe: and they IRE ali
Jealous of the law.
Ano they are informed Of thee, ,l,at
thon tca0best all the Jews which aae
among the Genties to forsake Moses.
saying that they onght not 70 cirriin.
else their children, neither 10 walk after
The customs
What is it therefore? lie multitude
mua needs come together for they will
hear that lhou MT come.
Do therefore this that we say 10 thee.
We have four men which buvc a vow
on them,
TEEN take, and purify myself with
them and be at charges with thcni,
that hey may shave their beads AK:
all may know that those things. where
of tbey were informed concerning thee.
arc nothing; but that thou myself also
walkest orderly and heepcsl the law,
AS touching the Gentilcs which be.
lieve, we have written and concluded
TINT they observe no such lhing, save
OILY that they Keep themselves from
things offered to idols, and from, blood
and from stranglcd, and from fornica.
ton.
Then Paul took The men, and The
next day purifying himself with ,hem
entered into Tie tempe 10 signify The
accomplishment Of The days OF pulifca.
ton, until that an Offering suould be a.
fercG for every one OF them, tAc,s u
II to 27,l
We learn here that Paul is now
at Jerusalem, III the presence Of
all the elders. ana be il bronobt
face to face with them. And in
The presence OF James Ana altar
Paul declared what things . cd had
wrought among the Gent,les h,,
His ministery, That ls bv, tho nos
pei Of uncircumcision And Ma,
James and the rnst re tha aldors
had heard Paul thew soid mn,
him thou seest brother how n,an,,
thousand Jews there ora wb;cl,
believe, aud they ara oll yool,n,
Of the law, Those Jews wore be.
levers in Christ for tbav bo 4
been made believers by the ta.ob
incs OF the rosneI of circnn,c;s,o,
which had bean committed ~
peter which wos tha Mos;,o,
law. Fer the same s,r;r,t,,ra.
teach us that the arc,,.,t;on
brought against Paul was. That he
taught all thes..Iews That wos ..
mong the Gent,les - f,,raoko
Moses and not to have THAR cbi,.
dren circumcised, and 10 not obov
the customs 81 The lav.nd y
prove to those beljeveino 1aw.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
Or
Ccakinurd Nom Msf meeh.

we do admit, that If we could
not zee two men in the scriptures
we last quoted--We would DO like
many others, we would want d
new revised version. For without
the two men, spoken Of, in the
first and second chapters of Gen.
there could not have been any.
reason why God should of said
"Son OF man appoint thee two
ways" or for saying "and there
shall be u Highway there and a
Way And as we have given
testimony after testimony, on the
llighway-We shall present 10
our readers 1.-The way" Aud also
show them the Highway rom The
New Testament scriptures. Firat,
Christ says;
Jesus sud unto him. ain the way
the truth, and the life: no man cometh
unto the Father, bnt by me (S, John
A-o)
This teaches us that Christ is
the Way. And Christ vas not &C.
cepted by the Israelites--For
Christ blinded their eyes by par.
ables. And tor this reason they
could not believe on Him. As it
is recorded.
Therefore, they could not believe
because that Esaias said again,
| lie hath blinded their eyes, and hard
ened their heart; that they should not
see with their eyes, nor understand With
their heart. aud be converted. and |
should heal thcm' (St, John l2- 30 =
400
And as Paul SAID
| "(Accordlng as 1t is written, God hath
gwen them the spirit OF slumber. ewes
that they should moi see. and ears ,ha,
they should not hear) unto this day, i"
| from. il--S)
In this scripture we learn that
the lsraelltes could not believe on
Christ, that is in his first coming,
therefore, Paul said;
Seeing II is one God, which shall
Justify tho circumcision by faith. ana
uncrcumcision through faith,
DO we then make void the law through
falth9 God forbid, yea, We establish the
law" from $50 81
God justifies The one by faith (bv
Christi under the Mosiacal law.
In this He establishes the law
The other through faith, Through
CHRISTI AID we can find lust
how God does this by reading the
following
But contrarwise, when they saw
that the gospel Of the uncircumcision
was comnii,ed unto me, as the eospel
OF the circum cision was into Peter;
SFor he that wrought ctfec,nally in
Peterto the apos,leship Of the circum-
clson the same was mighty in me to,
ward the Gentiesl Gal 2--7--s)
| These two gospels are the two
Ways spoken Of in Ezek. and the
Highway aud the way spoken OF
III Isaiah. Yes the circumcision
IS justified by faith, that Is bv
i Christ under the Moslscaf law,
/ And the umcircumcision through
faith, that is through Christ BY
lthc law of righteousness And
70 can learn what this all
means by the following scriptures
I "And when we were come il Jcrusa
lem. tAe brethren received us gladly.
And the uay following Pail want 4,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
Question No. 81,

Explain please, if CREATION and
FORMATION are the same, who "the
(beast was aud is not and yet is
Rov. l7-S) last clause.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30

We wish tie following Cues
tons to be answered by any one;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
Question No 3S.

And who those two witnesses Of
God are; spoken Of in (Rev. ll-3.'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-30
Question No. 80.

Also who are the two characters
spoken OF in Czech. i. ~
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Page Of Inquiries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-21

Would to Heaven that cry OF danger!
danger!! could be sounded in the ears
of all who un%thinkingly buy and use
such receptions and frauds.
Fortunately honest druggists despise
such worthless remedies and refuse to
sell them. They will tell you with
candor that Paine's Celery Compound
is the spring medicine they can recon-
mend. They know its composition.
are acquainted with its facts of mar
velous cures effected by it. and have
seen its happy results amongst their
personal friends.
Can you, dear sufferer, hesitate to
try this disease-curing medicine? 1t
has restored to health and the full en-
joyment of life tens of thousands
whom doctors we're unable to cure,
Mrs. H. A. Welcher. of Kingston,
Tenn, says
1T gives me great pleasure to tell
the world what Paine's Celery Com.
pound has done for me. For % years
I have suffered with chronic aux OF
ulcers of the bowels. I have had eight
or nine of the best physicians of the
state at different times to wait on me
but never had any relief. I wal
treated by several Of Knoxville's best
doctors, and after seeing SO many ties
timonials and so many that I knew
was induced by my son to try a bot
tie, and before I had used the first bot
tie l could feel quite a difference-that
was getting stronger, and 1 enjoyed
my food more, and after taking foul
bottles | was entirely cured. I onl,
wish that the medicine could be placed
IN the reach of all suffering human
ity."