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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-06-20

INCEST line of stationery in the
city, at Po1hills. 3
Col. J. G. Knapp went down to
Brunswick Thursday evening.
Mr.. Walter Harris returned
Friday from short visit to Ala
bama.
Mr.. Ed Thompson, of Thorn
asville, was in the city for short
while yesterday.
Master Teddy Myers left this
week for Bolton, visiting in At
lanta several days.
Mr.. F. J. Hanson will leave
next week for Chicago where he
will join Mrs. Hanson.
Cleaning, dyeing and repairing
done by VIM. Goeb1er, Central
Ave-, east of Empire Store. If
Carpet Weaving,
Rugs and Hammocks.
Lolita Wool1ey, S.Grant.
H. J. Quincy, the brilliant
young attorney and erudite edi-
tor, Of the Courier was over from
Irwinvil1e yesterday.
Mrs. P. Allen has severed her
connection with the Bazaar and
will within a few days return to
her old home in Atlanta.
We give all of our cash custc-
mers benefit of best prices on
everything in our line.
3 POLH1LL's DRUG STORE.
Mr.. John F. Null, after an alb
sence of two or three years is in
the city on visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Null.
Miss Clara Monk, who has
been confined to her bed five or
six weeks with fever, is now con-
valescent and will soon be out.
WANTED---At once 1000
pounds scrap brass. Highest
Market Price paid.
Fitzgerald Iron Works.
Word was received from Zion
City, ILL.,, that a boy has arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
F. Bosworth, formerly of this
city.
Miss Daisy Belle Thompson
left via Atlantic & Birmingham
Thursday for Americas, where
she goes to visit Miss Vesta
Jacobs.
Mr.. G. P. Mcmillan has about
finished the roof on the new
mammoth cotton warehouse and
storage rooms of the Phenix Gro
Gerry Co.
Col. A. J. Mcdonald was over
from the capital city yesterday
shaking hands with his friends
and looking after his candidacy
for county solicitor.
Company M is making active
preparations for the encam pment
next week. They will go about
80 strong, leaving probably
Tuesday morning, and the tour
of duty will end Tuesday week
at noon, June 30th.
Little Allie lyman is the
proud possessor of a cute little
shetland pony turnout. Her
father brought the pony from
Kentucky. tits not only pretty but
gentle as cat and with the nice
little buggy to match. Allie has
one of the nrat+iast 1i+f1a 4,,rr
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
WILL CHEAT NEPTUNE
Captain Doenvig's Life Saving GLOBE
-, ~ q Is a Success. .,. r,5, j g. j.

Captain DOenVlgS Lie aodNHlS t0piOoo,o t0piHo,s
~ ~ q Is a Success. .,.E ,.5.5 j..
Another successful trial of the Doen-
Wig iife-saving globes was made near,.
the Skaws on the dangerous North qJut-
land coast during q storm last Fri-
day. After a trial had been m made '
with a ballasted buoy, the inventor,
Captain Doanvfg,I with four other per
sons, entered "a buoy ',Which was
launched from the cruiser Hefmdal.
It Successfully cleared the breakers
and shoals and drifted safely ashore
The invention of Captain Doenvlg
was given successful trial in the EnS-
lish channel between Dover and the
South ,Foreland in, November, 1902. In
the heavy sea the globe rode over the
waves like a cork and Was remarkably
steady After tossing about for some
time, Captain Doenvig and. one. of the
sailors Who was with him in the globe,
emerged from the lnanhole and lash
ing themselves to the outside Of it,
set a small sail and steered in a fairly
direct course for several miles and
into Dover harbor. The apparatus is
made OF. light steel plates and as sur
rounded by a cork fender. It has a
aat double bottom containing tanks
which can be filled with. fresh water
and used as ballast. There are also
com partm ments for stores.3 The sphere
can comfortably hold sNteefs persons:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
URGED TO REVOLT
The Russian Revolutionists Are Act
Lt.% -LN-E i've in Finland.

p 81. . j =
Russian >revolutionists. are SAID TO
be working persistently to spread the
gospel Of revolt in Finland
! individual outrages in increasing
number come as an -aggra.yatting ,aLtl! addl-
ton to General Bobrikoff's tyraa3!nou
censorship of libraries and news
papers and his espionage OF private
life, The sum Of Russian outrages II, IN
Finland places a heavy strain On the
naturally loyal and peace loving f1nns.
1t is expected that hundreds and. poss'5 ss :
bly, thousands will finally yield to the
proselytizing campaign of Russian an
revolutionary enissaries. ,s,,.l5 "a. y. !.
Recently Captain G. Fraser WAS eA.
lied from Finland with the privilege OF
living in Russia proper. He "1mmedl-
ately, moved to St. Petersburg, think. lS,
ing this would remove all shadow Qf
supicion from him. One night apout
"a week ago he was sts ,aroused Z ! ,9y J,
cuffed. gagged and led away to the sex-
lie. offce where he. was chained with 5.l1
political exiles bound for Sioerfa: "a:
Fraser is highly respectable sFlnn OF
irreprOachable character. ,s- y ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot
r"ach the seat Of the disease. Catafrh is blood
or Constitutional disease, and In order to cure
1t YOU must take internal remedies. Halls Ca
tsrrh Cure is taken internally. and acts directly
The blood aild mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh
Cure is not puack medicine. t was prescribed
1,y one of tic best physicians in this country
for years, alud is Il regular prescription. ! t is
composed Of the best. toncs known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting directly or
the mucous surfaces. The perfect colnhina ton
"f the two Ingredients il what produces such
wonderful results ln curing catarrh. Send for
testimonials free .--s ..-. ;-.-
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Props Toledo Ohio.
Sold by druggists, price - cents.
Halls Family Pills the best.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Emernes from Ice Prison.

DR., Otto Nordenskjo1d, whose safe ar
rival at Buenos Aires from q perilous
cruise in Antarctic waters, has brought joy
to many a home in Sweden. EDr. Norden. !.
skiold is a nephew Of the famous Arctic
explorer, Baron NordenslSjold. and one Of
the most intrepid of the venturesome men
who have risked their lives to obtain
knowledge of the frozen districts that sur
round the earth's poles. Before his pres
ent experience he achieved fame as a
traveller in Alaska; On Ian.E Is, 1862, DIR.
Nerdenslsjold went ashore son Paulet
island, where subsequently, he was eom-
PEELED to take his camp while waiting the
coming Of the rescuing expeditions =
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
TOLD IN A LINE

La Paz. Bolivia-Senor Lucio Velasco, vice
president of the. republic, has resigned. y
st. Louis-President Roosevelt has pardoned
John Barbagia, sentenced to three years
for completely in naturalization frauds, but who
turned states evidence. ss
New Haven--The Yale forestry school building
burned; losses. 100000. Many fine trees near
by were destroyed. .ag'e ~" E'~# at q - #E
Butler Pa--One death and four cases of
typhoid were: reported yesterday. IN. =. s-j.a,
Waukegon., Hl-J9hn Alexander Dowis cast
his first vote yesterday. He voted the repuD-
lcan ticket. ~ = ~" ',.@ 72fr .,.r
Lishon--Gravc discussions have arisen in the
Portuguese. cabinet. A crisis in the ministry
has been latent for some months and expected
to manifest itself openly about January. >@
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
A LITTLE CHILD DID IT
Tnfurled *tl1c Swedish Flag at the
Z, Worlds Fair Grounds.

F.. "Oftu II
One Of the most interesting features
of the dedication Of the site for the
Swedish pavilion at the worlds fair
was the unfurling of the Swedish flag
by little Charlotte daily, daughter 'ot
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. DAILY, 3443s Law
ton avenue. Mr.. d. ALLY, who was
born in Stockholm, Sweden, has for
gineer by the Mississippi river com
mission, and Mrs. d'Ailly is a native OF
Louisiana.
Little Charlotte, who is but s years
old, had been especially dressed fol
the occasion in costume Of red, white
and blue with a sash of the Swedish
co1ors, blue and yellow. The costume
as a whole, was most becoming, anG
the pretty little girl was the. recipient
of many congratulations for the grace.
full manner in which she performed
her part. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Denmark Derives Benefft.

has been discussing the growth of emigra-
lion to America, asdecided 'by. d consid-
cradle majority that the benefits to Den
mark the1ufrom far outweigh the draw
backs. The: speakers, who brought up the
subject contended that some action was
necessary to prevent the country from be-
ing sdenuded of its best workers, But the
majority supported the view that the
Danes We're to- be Congratulated on the fact
that the doors of such a progressive and
prosperous country as the United States
were open! to them, and that Denmark had
much benefited by the considerable sums
of money which yearly We're sent back by
her former Subjects!~ ~ = - 5s:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Omaha Calendars for 1901.

The popular business calendar is
sued every year by the Omaha road is
now ready for distribution. For copies
Of this calendar call at City Ticket
Office. 600 NicoIet ay.t or it will be
mailed to any address in the United
States orfeCal1adat Upon receipts of 10
cents to cover postage and wrapping,
by r. Teasdale, General Passenger
Agent, st. Paul. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
i How Many Danes?

The first report Of the Danish census
| ofI@l9ol which has just been published.
shows that Denmark had population OF
s,449so4o on Feb l.. 1901. This. is an IN
crease in eleven wears of: 277, 16O. AS in
fother countries the cities, particularly the
I larger. ones. show much growth while the
smaller towns and country stand still or go
backward.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
swedli slas AbysssH3iar, !: 4, !: !,

Marcus 81 natiYe 6 Abyssinian
who is nreae Ling gospel among IS
countIyn ems en- and ST
churches. mat g, 81 Sat1Iacts g1.eat tias-
tention In 1857 esnias s2SSas a waitafSA
la restaurant Here's sIlIISis
native talent attfas
10: lin st I'Sssst III
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Women acan't Vote.

Il BY unanimous vote the Norwegian
storthing rejected "Wednesday the epropo7
sitionr to extend universal suffrage to; w;o-
mem j Is The. vote was taken immediately
after the reading of an. appeals from {, the
W9msn 2a bsa fsuffrags SUI A qAsafiati2n Wemsr
n1una1 affairs and wiz time, no doubt
obtain more tbtrtiiyifeges S,S' fsf7E l'Ff
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Military. Severity.

Inc swedish press is taking up the
cause Of the Swedish soldiers who are i'll
treated by the officers Almost countless
instances Of brutality and undue severity
are exposed and' a strong Sentiment FOR
reform is growing 1tiisnno; wonder that
the Young men sabhor military service and
even flee from the country to escape it. ].
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12

barrels nearly, all of which, of most excel
lent quality Last YEAR the catch was only
half as large and ofsinferior quality The
figures for the season are considerably
greater than the average for the past ten
Years and the. conditions along the coast
are much improved. II pa rticularlY as the
cod have also been more numerous \ .;f
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Revolution In: P,nern, : j; !, !,

President Garrett schencl OF, the Great
Nor1hern Paper company. the largest, man
ufacturers of paper: ils the, country. is So
impressed with DR.. yiggo Drewsen.s S. dis
eovery for producin paper from . corn n
stalks that he is organizing a stock com
pany to make corn paper on an extensive
scale. :, ttftl t3.;1lFt.4 9!lf Z
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
SWedes In, Kansas CITY.

Altho the First Swedish Lutheran church
i'll Kansas City is afteen wears old. it was
not dedicated until,last week. for there
Is ansunWrftten lawain the Augustana sy-
nod that its churches shall not be formally
dedicated until theYtare free from debt
mortgage OF $lL000 has been paid Off In
four years, largely thru the efforts Of
keV. a. .Llndquist, the pastor Among.
the speakers at the. exercises were Jor. "a
a. sWensson of Lindsbors, DE-. GA.
Brandelle and Rev. IS. Z. A I,i1ldahl OF
Rock Island.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
|NOrmannahciinen'
NORWEGIANs
ARE ] DOUBT
DON'T KNOW WHETHERslTO EX,
HIBIT AT ST. LOUIS Or, NOT.
One Party Says 1t Won't Pay as
Tariffs Are Prohibitiye,. The Other
Says Norway's Dignity as a sov-
3ilt.ss
ereign. Nation Is at stake--Iittle
IimesIs Left. fs Is

Norway,is getting a little shaky again
on ssthe proposition to exhibit at the
worlds fair. After the new ministry
had withdrawn the proposition of the
former ministry to appropriate 1OO,-
O007kr. for a Norwegian display 1t was
supposed that the mattersssMas ended.
The ministry hasa taken it sup again,
sideration has virtually referred the
whole question without recommends
tion3to the: storthing.s ~; ~
Sentiment is divided S In aNofway.
Many Of the papers, possibly tea an a
jority, $oppose a Norwegian e&-
to accomplish anything creditable and
that there is nothing to gain by eXr
hibiting. for on account of the high
tariff Norway will not be able to eXt
port much to the United States.
The reasons given are. not at all
convincing. On the other hand there
are several reasons why Norway
biggest worlds fairfever arranged. 1T
is just. because Norway is small and
little known that she can not afford to
stay away. When Sweden and Den
mark and the other small countries Of
Europe are represented in the eX-
position grounds it is particularly de-
sirable that Norway should have q
Representative to indicate its sover-
eighty if for nothing else, for there
are many who thru error loko on Nor
way as dependency Of Sweden. To ex-
hibit would be to show courtesy to the
United States, and would please about
a million NorwegianAm TO
the United States as a whole and to
her children Norway owes much and
should be willing to make slight sac
rifice for either. 1'Ns ~ 81
Thus it is argued on both sides and
yet no final decision has been taken
There is scant time in which to pre-
pare anything elaborate ana yet there
is nlentv of time if the work is taken
up energetically and inte1ligently. p
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Venerable LAWN aker.

Dr. Geert Winther. one of the few sun
Nlyins ins members OF the .riksdag. which, to-
gether with King friedrich VII. ga We Den
mark her constitutions celebrated his
ninetieth birthday Nov. %. ,i,he. venerable
politician was honored in several ways BY
his friends. A deputation from .Odder,
which he formerly represented in the riks--;
dag. presented an address Of congratula- :
ton. s' '*'t, W as4 Il S# ne,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
a Douuhty Norsen1an.

Jens j.. Andersen, an soffcals in the
British East African co1npanyis service
recently visited his old home in Norway
bringing . fine collection OF African relics
for the ethnographical museum in Christi-
ania. Since 1895 he has been the district
officer of the lana river. district, which
would, make a whole country in Europe.
and has been remarkably, efficient. A1i-
derson has been .superntend of an in-
dustrial school on Madagascar business
man in India. an electrician and CONNER
ciaI representative at Zanzibar
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
: Kind to Each Other.

The Danish Folkething has Increased
the per diem Of it's members from 6 kroner
to 10 kroner together with mileageto and
from the capital. ,Ele Increased per diem
is, to continue only six months, however,
after which it willo fall again to- the old
rate. st,sScs $lSss.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
= ;. y. !: q Z.
Anoti1er GaffIAr ..S Z, s5:.s:. !,

/! An arrangement been 1lla de Ii,
sulDhide works III afd NorWas. t,
ma intain a 5aint haIsesa a
Gothenborg IN III will 30 e e)eished 5sarl,
next year, SIS i lterested eoncerlls%ilav ID.
an annual ien :alued at, 80 0,0Oa,0tt
kroner. ~ 81 ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12

In regard to the gross income Of electric light
ing plants, the data show that the private plants
average 163 per cent of their cost and the n1nic-
ipalsi average 3I:5. 58The average salaryS Ia Of
fcias and clerks is $3.50 per annum for private
plants and $4S2 per annum for 1nunicipals.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12

Let our. srithmeties apply addition. subtEac-t
tiOn.a percentage and common fractions to agr1-
cultural problems and the farm boy win see tho
need of education as a preparation for hist own
life work AT present, howevertf the entire cur
riculum leads away from the farm. sa e.. ..y,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12

Ottawa-Sr Frederick Bordens mission to
England relative to the proposed militia bill has
succeeded. and Canuda, III the future, ap-
j oint Il Canadian officer to command the Cana
dian militia. 80. t." @'.. <t
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12

In, Australia, under a new law, no contract
can be made for the carrying of mails by any
, steamship lfhe which allows coered man TO
work ,iany of the ships The mail; steamers
hitherto have been largely. manned by dark
skinned British subjects from India.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Mn Them in the Bud.

If you have loss of appetite. head
ache, constipation Or biliousness take
Electric Bitters. It cures or no pay.
Only soc. s"'s;E
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Physicians Recommend Casforia

has met with favor part phana-
ceutca societies and medical authorities tt is by physicians
results most gratifying The extended Of
result Of three facts: fst-The ndiputah evidence 1t harmless
soo1ha it not only ays stomach que nerves. but
ates the food: T agreeable perfect Castor Oil
1t is absolutely safe It does Morphine
and does not stupe It unlike Soothing Baean Gof
ever to danger and record the advancing health day
f poisoning innocent children through greed ought
knowledge Casto remedy which produces coposre and health by
regulating the system by stupeg readers are entitled to
the lntormalon.-HnNs Of 5fS<E
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
Fishing Was zine.

I Very Satisfactory returns are made of
the herring fisheries in Norway for the
mast season. The total hanl was 570 400
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12

Al-M Makes a Perfect Skin,
Cureschapped hands, clears the. skin Of
pimples, blackheads, blem-
ishes, wrinkles. 25c. Druggists or by
mail. .Al-ki Chem. Co, st. Paul, Mimi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
FOB sALE---RgAL estate.
RICHES ARE THE BAGGAGE OF
VIRTUE.
But WE WANT PLENTY OF
BAGGAGE.

The way TO get the Baggage" is by
There are a number of properties /
have for sale that yield from S 10 ~ per
cent net and as far as the speculative
profits are concerned, real estate yields
safer. surer and heavier profits than any
other form Of legitimate investment Real
estate Investments work while YOU sleep
and Increasing values creep on with the
certainty that characteriZes the innOva-
lions of time.
TT you are putting up your money on
stocks, take a tumble before the stocks
DO tand that's as uncertain as the foun-
dauons OF "a 3-story card house, and put
your money into Well-seleCted income
paying property. desirable residence lots,
business or semi-business property
Don't hesitate about investigating the
merits of properties / can show you, for
me door OF opportunity does not always
swing ajar. and prices are lower now
IMAM they VIII be lu "a short time.
Come in Monday and commence 10 buy
a home or building lot al least.
DO quit the rent-payine proposition and
begin 20 pay Tor q roof 10 cover your
head I'm your declining years. Don't raise
your children under another mans roof
for 10 gets them into the same habit YOU
haVe-Of paying rent for a lifetime to
mOuey-Or-yOur-l
Here are a few of my Real Estate
Plums. Read them over carefully. thei
cau Tor detailed Information al my Of
flee, always using Plum Numbers for ref
erence- I'll give YOU my Latest Edition
Plum List of oyer 200 Real Estate Plums
and free map Of Salt Lake CITY when
you call.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29

Modern Broom pressed brick residence
corner i1L SHADE trees. lawn. rose bushes
three blocks from Main, east side. fine
basement. syphou toilet marble wash
stand porcelain bath, light airy rooms,
two mautals. large ham, front and back
EtairWlys furnace. You can't find its
equal ln the civ Tor $500. $500 OF best
offer takes 3d. Terms 0u part If desired
Must 8e sold. Investigate quick it you
want a snap. Jones. so Richards street.
Composite south tabernacle satel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
EoR sALE---REAL estate.

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Ala. Cleburne and Randolph co. 3. $40
q. rich copper land; great prospects when
Ala. Lawrence co.. 50 a.. impts.. store
house & y. o.: a. pear orchard.
Alaska, okagWay, hotel g. lots 81
rooms modern impts.; vel located.
Ark, Faulkner co. 2lI a. & imDts
Cal. Placer CO., 80 a. & impts.
Cal- Pomona. a. orange ranch
Ca. savannah. modern brick res. & lot,
Jones ST.. stable; fine location.
H., kankakee CO., 80 a. g. lmpts.. l40 a..
timber; % a. cultivated; So mi 10 r. X.
Il.; Knoxville. good bldg. lots.
Ind, Ripley co., 40 a, & impts.
kan. Butler CO.. l60 a. & lmDts.
Me-. Penobscot CO.. $50 a. & impts.
Mich. Mason CO.. $50 a. & impts.. 100 a.
cultivated; 90 a. timber; near r. R.
Mimi. POLK CO.. 400 a. & impts
Mimi. St. Cloud, 5 bldg. lots
Mo. KahOka. S r. res. G. a.
Neb. Dawes CO.. I. $50 a. g. impts. l,5OJ
a. tllable, 100 a. cultivated: 30 a. timber.
" H.. HillsbOrOugh CO.. 10 a. & impis.
N. Y. Mamaroneck. lG good bldg. lots,
Orienta Point, locality Duiit up.
n T.. MamaTOneCk. furnished res. & .
a.. l5 rms. modern. beautiful grounds.
n y. Buffalo modern IL rm. tenemen
house, Crescent ave. Parkside; IN good
~, Elmlrs Heights. > bldg. lots.
n T.. Elba l0 r. res. e. lot.
y Y, Upper Lake ID r.. res & lot.
Ohio. EintOu co.. Gao a., containing go
q. solid coal & ~ fl. limestone vein: 100
a. timber: near r.. R.
ore. Polk CO.. l62 a. e. impts.. l55 a.
cultivated: orchard. convenient to r. r..
Pa, Jermvn, e r. res. & lot
Pa, Beaver CO.. 1i6 a. & impts.i adapted
20 small grain. "a. orchard.
Pa. Bonneville Q r. res. & - "A.
Tex, ROckpOrt Z r.. res. & lots.
VT, country estate, near r. Dorset. is
r. house $50 a. land; beautifully located.
Va. Bath CO.. l229 a.. mostly timber
Wash, King CO.. leo a. land
Wash. PIT Townsend. lots, Ensembles
Add
Wv. Sheridan CO.. fine stock ranch;
0S5 a. decided. 1850 a. leased land.
Deiicatessen bus. I'd Ave. n. Y. city.
Boarding house bus. Captain. n. Mex.
Furnished seaside hotel 49, a.. Ingle-
side Tex. q rms: fine furnishings.
Hardware e. plumb. bus a. bldg. stock
invt about $500 Hamilton. Va
Furnished hotel, DOlgeyille. n Y, 26
rms, modern; yearly income from bar
5000
Controlling int in a. mineral land,
Teller CO, Colo, 3 shafts indicating gold.
$1,000 wanted for real estate bus. in o.
W. NJ. OSTRANDER.
North American Bldg. Philadelphia.