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p; Isi.iC NOTICES.

Frs, bepfr,nen, In sae maiie! Of the .ppiie.:
Island Rsilroid Company for the appointment of
three comml>Soncrs to determine and report
and transportatio Of persons and properly oughs
70 be q, e31s,racred ~ ,e5 ana n 9pe,aieS1 cr-r,
1891 as amended. the undersigned Pennsylvania,
apply 10 the Appellate Division OF the supreme Court
OF tie State OF New York for the First Judicial
Appellate Division Court House. at Madison Ave.
nue. and Twenty Attn Street, In the Borough OF
1908 al one o'clock in the afternoon OF that day.
as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. for
above entitled matter. to determine and report,
alter due hearing, whether railroad or sailroads
lion OF persons aud property ought to be construct
ed and oGsTsed Ne papers upon which nc shs sfore
the said Pennsylvania. New York and Long island
Railroad compan: dated January 2? isos ana the
ali OF which were Med in the once Of the Clerk Of
s said "a san on oSr Sr sna a.
be presented 10 the said Court by the said Railroad
4 description Of the route and general plan OF
construction OF the said railroad or railroads form
@ OF hs p1pr sd .o as The ~S oownS ,Sf sa X
brief and substan,al synopsis Of the said @ route
n Rve ne to e East 81 RVGf ss and
streets and from Ninth Avenue to the East River
The obiec, OF the Aforesaid application is to OBJ:
tain the appointment OF commissioners who shall
determine, after public hearing OF all parties In
tcreSted. whether such railroad or railroads ought
10 be constructed aud operated ana snal report
the evidence taken to said Appellate DIVISION to-
vether with = report Of their determination. which
report. II In favor Of the construction and opera
ton Of sue railroad railroads las this Com pany
VIII ask that IL snail be-. shall, when confirmed
by said Court be taken IL lieu OF the consent Of
the property owners along the line OF the said
railroad ol railroads.
dated Tcw York January ?ath iooa
PENNSYi.ANIs, NEW YORK AND LONG
ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY,
By a. ,. CASSATT. President.
n
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The market for outside securities to-day
opened firm and fairly active. DEALINGS con-
tinued to Toe centred largely In tho Copper
shares. although the total transactions in
the-a is~lrS IN one of two cases fell on ma
terllN from the average of the last few
day- Considerable attention. however. was
druv 20 other parts of the list where decided
strength was displayed. especially in Havana
Tobacco shares, tho common at one time dis
PLAYING gain Of per cent, while the pre-
fcrr"l advanced abou. the same Inter-
national Mercantile Marine issues were strong,
the common advancing :. and the preferred
nearlN | per cont Northern Securities was
somewhat irregular in the early trading, ad-
vnnciny nearly / per cent Tut lost a frac-
ton of the advance before the close There
was n decided Improvement III bonds, Brook
lvu Rapid Transit A. advanced 4, san IRAN
cisco - about the same and International
silver debputurc ss y. Hackenslck Meadows
= per cent, while United States Steel Is
lost q,
Inc transactions in the market to-day
uarp fnllpMs.
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Live Stock Market.

THURSDAY Feb. g.
Receipts Of becves. none. Dressed beet steady
city dressed native sides general sales. 7aoc. pei
ID; Texas beef 6d6s4c. Cables last received
quoted American Stcersat II 3l &C. dressed wei ght
Iefr,ge rator beef at eiac. per 10, No cXports to
day or to morrow.
Receipts Of calves. all for the market. were a1
head; 1913 head on sale all told. The market quote
steady; a car of Western calves unsold. Yea
sJld at S1t9 per 100 lbs; Buffalo calves at g. .
10 ltc. per III.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs including 3 cars
direct TO slaughter, were 33J5 head 20 cars on sale
all told. sheep were slow and about steady IN
price; lambs ruled SLOW and easier About cars
OF stock uns1d Sheep sold al taIf, per I'm lhS .
lambs at $50 $50 SIS; cullS at $3.50 dressed muj
lOl,c.
Receipts OF hogs were ??os head: about dcca
on sale alive. No sales reported
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PROPOSALS.


Aoj EDr'Cr COMN'ISSIONERS' OFFICE.
Room No 207, stewart Building, No $50 Broadway.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. 1908.
To CONTRACTORS
rIS or proposals ior dong the work and fur.
riShlng the materials called for In the approved
forms Of contract nov iile IN the once or the
Aqu-duot Commissioners for building fourteen
HI 'hwGy bridge steel SuperSt-uctuICS across the
Croton Lake and iDver and rs tributaries In the
towns OF lorNoNn, NeN Castle, SomerS. Lewis
boro. Bc!fort and No'th Salem. Wcstchestcr
county, New York. VIII b" received at this once
until L. O'Clock noon on Wednesday. reb. rs 1908,
anc they VII be pubiCl! opened by the Aoueduct
Commissioner soon thereafter as possible. and
the awari Of the contract for doing said work
end furnishing said materials viii be made by said
Comm issipGrf, A. soOn thereafter as practicable.
Bank tOrrS Of said approved contract and the
specifications thereof. and bids or proposals and
proper envelope, for thclr lncosurc form OF bonds
aud all other Information can be obtained at the
above ofre al the A1ueiuCt Commissioners on
pnicFti'n - the secretary.
For fd'thcr pa'ticularS see CITY RECORD,
published II NJ. I? CIT, Han,
b. order - the Aluciuc, Commissioners.
WILLIAM ~. TEN ENCk, President
pNRpN " WN1.ETR. S"cr''sr''.
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DIVIDENDS ND INTEREST.
uOI.sIo, OH, COMPANY OF TEXAS

THIRD SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
A. meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF tho
Houston Ol Company OF Texas held on February
u ltu3 a semi annual dividend ofthree per cent
on the preferred stock was declared, paya bic Feb
ruary oC 1903 to stockholders OF record at the close
Of business on February IAN 1903. Check will be
mailed. j. 4. WHITAKER. Sec retary.
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ISLAND KNIIKOAD CUNPANH,
By A. ,. CASSATr. President.
ROBERT ". CROFT. Secretary.

WANTED FOR Z. 5. ARMY-Abe bodied un-
married men between ages OF 81 and IS, citizens
OF United states. Of GOOD character and temperate
habits VITO can s1ral, read and write English.
q Third Avenue. 100 eth Ave. y. V. or 31s Fulton
81 ErnnlI,n y Y
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some Papers claim Everything.

TIE SrN doesn't IL may be the bes,
newspaper In the United States. and some
folks think II Is. but II IL isn't II ought to
be II I,us a premium on Trains and pays
the premium. II establishes quarantine
against mediocrity and maintains IL. Its
the world. Tney are at work in every quar-
ter OF the globe and the best products Of
their brains are found in THE SUS.-Adr.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES. =
Once Purchasing COmmlSSary, 4. s Army 70
Whitehall Street New York city. y, Y, February
=. 1913 Scaled proposals for furnishing and de
nvcrinr Subsistence stores In this city for the
month Of Marcn it01. Wlll be received at this Of
bee until II o'clock N. on February II, 1905
Information furnished on application Envelopes
containing LiCS SLpgli be marked Proposals
ior Subsistence stores opened February l9 1908. "
Nary. 4 =
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Oats were strong. sales, o5 .ocG bush. No; whte'
higher. May. .2tc. Ryt was nrn, No. Wss. Hd
Sal. "a n s6i,c nominal track. Corn was strong.
sales 10000 bush mainly ior eHpor, hs,e and as a.
10 white 5sc e.: so. ? yellow, Sc. Futures closed
/. TO nc higher. sales. 10000 bush. Prices as
The sun., 1903-02-06

TORT rOTTEN. Wlllc,s Point ~ v Jan. soth
1901 sealed proposals, In triplica,e. for con
NrIcuon OF sewer and water system at this POST
WI lc received her" uEtl \, NJ, Mar I'd igpJ
scbaIatc proposals on each should be submitted
ana enNelopeS should bc endorsed proposals for
SEWER" and Proposals toT Mater system" re-.
ewLtiNcly I, ) reserves the night to accept
or reject rnr nr az Id, or amy pary tncrcof IN. !.
inrn,Non iurnisacd Oh application 10 a HAS.
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"o.,ru go Dr,N, ta>..iu,..i,.h
Keep up to date. by reading the Fashion Notes
and studying III dress illustrations printed
on the Women's PJges of The SUNDAY SuN
and The EVENING SCS.-Adr
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5-Ihe receipts and ef-
pcndi,ures OF the Treasury were:
ThisDdX This Mor'h. Ft,Cli Ycar
Receipts .s.,Oi2O57 $1,000 s9s s2., s0 81
Expenditures. 2,27O0DO s5s5Op SiS Nl
'DcnCt.
National bank notes received to day for rcdemp
tloh, siss 1875, receipts from internal revenue, $40
SH customs. f79SOss; miscellaneous. sI79. .tOi.
The cash statement OF the United states Treasurer
foi Feb. 5 show:
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Mems New soiH .'. 900 iioUo $1,000 I.sO
Exports ..-...... .... l.l0o 2eo2 '.'' ''''
p.ceiois 1eig1so 20, 900 $4,000 1900 So, 600
Shipments ...... 1900 5O?v Ss2.oo ilOoo isoo
shpmcnts .i2sOoo .... 1900 go. 2eooo
Wheat declined a litue early in the day owing
ferings were readily absorbed and prices soon
rallied here and at the West owing TO covering OF
sn%S MenS.r sn IN Hrsenna ana and Cloudy IN France the
itnncss OF corn, and pretty fair export demand
AMI later on ihs demand fe OF and prices slowly
sggcd. the net result for thc day beng decline ne
Spccuatoii vas drop OF !o,o 81 ccn;ime> at Paris.
but the other cables wcrc disiplolnii9s TO- te we
Pus, sd eLPSer Id%or While Whie B~rn was unchanecd to
I'D higher and Budapcs, rose only kr, '.e, TGl,.
was SIN very poor and OF course this tended 10 re.
sne The radns Thc TncHna h Nsn, croS roSf rIo yor
able except n kansa, wncrr ~, s I'M pnpToSlnIS o SIS
owing 10 The dyDe ot % me onon HH e of 1e hs con
in that State. Chicago received ?a cars, none OF
sTn Estimated at 30 cars Winter wheat receipts
were $4,000 bush. against 81 900 last year. Re
S Th sfaSoard trS rl' rsere9e3 rooo 6us and
i?7ooo The prediction Is FOR S snow oy ss1ur ssln "a
Southern" southern llnoIS and southern indiana. 4 snow
blanket IN these States would be regarded as
Cor Corn was more active and Armcr under the s,mu,
ius OF n good export inqulry, Hight o'er,1gs small
wel AZ more no or less buying by comm Ssion houses
Chicago received 2lG cars, none OF contract grade,
Tive arrivals there 10 morrow are estimated at
ifO The rfre CgrrSHi says that corn has accunu
lated NJ stations. The cables were unchanged To
I'd lower Argentina crop reports arc favorable,
ST Louis and kansas cry received 252,0p bush,
and shiupcd 3S.Opl. Scaboard rccciptS 100000
bush and the shipments 3io11. Mcintyre 4
Marshall said: There appears 10 he corn on sale
on every 5 nall rise. The cables are tame and the
demand abroad less urgent and corn harder TO
sell, We take II that price abHircs cDnsu np;ion
when Ills high and In this fact Hes enough argu.
mcnt 10 overthrow any reasons for corn going
.her than II Is now. That II is maintained SO long
million bushels less is the surprise OF those who
have had long experience.
Oats were rrrcr on the strength Of com. light
offerings, a good cash trade and covering. Chicago
received a6 cars, none of contract grade; estimate
for to morrow ~.
Receipts t,7po hhl>. and 3l.l& sacks. exports.
2,O97 bills and 500 sacks. Winter In hblS.. super
nnc, 81 20 is2.75. No. extra, sh151 81 clears
s3i5dSJa0; StralghtS, S. i5H sS5n patents. So a5a
$500. Spring In bbls clears, s3cj e:3i0 StraightS.
s35oas3.75, patents, HooasLS0. Rye -four. $50
33O5.
CoTToS.-Spot cotton here advanced 10 points
sales 40J bales for spinning and {? 100 delivered on
contracts. Midding uplandS. lJc, against 9,iac
last wecS. Norfolk advanced l6c. Liver
pool advanced points on the spot with sales OF
i',OQ) b'les. futures advanced TO points. In
Manchester yarns were In moderate dem md,
cloths nrmer. The movcmcn, to day was fol.
lows.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

New Amsterdam Gas COMPANY.
$40 Tn ri Ave-. New York. feb. ?nd, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that ~" Annual Meeting
Of the STOCKHOLDERS VIII be held al the once
OF the Company No. $40 Third Avenue, New YORK
city on 1hur>dav. Mar n jth 1903 at twelve clock
Noon for the election OF Directors and for tho
trar saction OF SuCh OtnCr business as may properly
come before the meeting. -
The TranSfcr BoOs, Will close Saturday. Feb. tn
1909 and reopen Friday. March 9TH, 1908
By order of the Board % Directors.
MALCOLM NJ. GRAHAM Secretary.
At MEETING Of the directors OF the New
Fnrland Cra"iir Works held at the Presidents
oficr. 4 Mass street New YORK city. thls day
the regul enuual dividend OF Five per cent. on
tie capit i stcCN OF the Company was declared
payable tcbruary Id. 1913. TO stockholders OF record
on the books OF the Cpmnany on that date.
j. g. BATTFRSON. President.
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Port exports. &S.7s7 bales. Futures closed frn at
a rise OF To points on most months with cSti
mated sales of ?O.DO bales, Prices as follows
The sun., 1903-02-06

This Shows the graIn moVrhth''
New York: UheN. rrn' nhsc hys, ba,'sy, ~,
Esnorts......... zee. l.l6) 1902 ...,.
Prceiots ....i4oOco 7ol 90 $4,000 1000 So. 600
Shipments ..... 1900 50? 800 S52.O0 II COO 1900
RufYalo: .. a., o,o
sh omcnts .... .i2sOoo ..,. 1900 2eoCo
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-07-29
YALE PROFESSOR
VISITS DISTRICT.
DR.. Smith, Dean OF Medical
Faculty, Has High Opinion
OF Sumpter. ,

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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-07-29
THE VALUE OF
MINERAL LAND.
Federal Laws In Regard To
Locating Metal Bearing
Veins.

When tho mineral In a tract Of
land on tho public domain Ia sutiic-
iently valuable To entitle tho tract to
be- classiiie as mineral aud II IL Of.
ten u perpiexinR question In the mind
Of u would be locator. The Federal
statutes of July 20, 1866, provided
for the acquisition of titles to "veins
Of quartz or other rock In place bear.
Ing gold silver, cinnsbar or cop
per." The placer law, passed July
., 1870. extended this right to In.
clude placer deposits, under the laws
governing the location Of pIscers,
which includes all forms Of mineral
deposit, except veins Of quartz or
other mineral. bearing rock In place.
Later In 1872 the law WAS further
amend cd. and provided for tn" up.
preparation Of lands containing
veins or lodes Of quartz ar other rock
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-07-29
THE THREE CENT CLAIM.
Viii Start Sinking % the Ledge At Oses
and Continue Vosk.

Elias Bair, left last week to work
on his claim known IA the Three
Cent. In the Bonanza district. He
has done condsiderable surface work
In defining the ledge. aud states
that the ore 30 far shows an average
Of about tl5.
The ledge appears to be between
eight and ten feet In width. Mr..
Bair states that he intends sinking
on the vein at once.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-07-29

|
bar, lead. tin, copper or other valu
able deposits. In the matters of de
termining the character of land
claimed by locators the Land Depart
ment Is the sole Judge of the charac
ter of the land. and its decision /
final. That department in circula
| of instructions issued some tim,
since, said substantially that wha,
constitutes a valuable mineral de
posit il. whatever is recognized as q
mineral by standard authorities on
the subject, where the same is found
in quantities and quality to render
the land sought to be patented more
valuable on this account than for
agriculture, shall be treated as min
eral.
No court would sustain a claim
based on the mere occurrence of min
ereal In small quantities. For in
stance, In many places, copper, lead
and quicksilver ores occur in small
quantities. and are considered more
~ a curiosity than a. a valuable
mineral deposit. Such AZ these
would not be considered "valuable"
In the sense of the law. On the other
hand, "A deposit so low grade In min
eral contents that IL could not be
worked at a profit at the present time
by reason of location, price Of the
product Of the mine, or for other
good and sufficient reason. in a year
or two may become very valuable by
u change In the conditions which
today render IL practically valueless.
II IL unlikely, however, that the
courts and the Land Department
would condemn large mineral de-
posit because Il was ut the time be-
ing too low grade to pay, for the
above given. But indica-
tions or traces Of mineral, such as
copper stains. small punches of flakes
Of cinnabar, or occasional colors Of
gold, would not he sufficient to
render the land subject to classi flea
ton AZ mineral. Nor will the re-
cording Of certificate Of location
render II mineral land, for the claim
must be susceptible to proof. A
tract cannot be assumed to be more
valuable for mineral for the reason
that II IL situated In a mineral re.
aion or belt, for In such regions
there IL usually much land wholly
without mineral values. On the
whole II may be said that land may
be deemed sufficiently valuable to be
m mineral when the deposit
IL actually mineral regardless Of its
present worth. aud on the other hand
the occurrence OF small lunches aud
streaks Of mineral, In fact mere indi.
cations, would not stand the test of
courts. Mining aud Scientific Press.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

Speaking of lobbyist a mem
Der of the legislature said the
other day;
I would rather try to trace
the trail of a catfish through the
muddy waters of Muscle Shoals
in the Tennessee river with the
tail-end of a lightning bug for a
searchlight than to endeavor to
find the foot prints ofone of these
internal lobbyists"
OF course no corporation
would employ a laundering fe1.
low to undertake the work
of influencing legislation.
Shrewd, tactful men only under
take such matters. Men who
understand the art Of concealing
not only their identity from the
antagionistic element but the art
of concealing their real purpose
from the men with whom they
come in contact.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06
Not OVer-Wise.

There is an cd alIegorical pic.
ture of a girl scared at a grass
hopper, but in the act of needless
ly treading on snake. This is
parallel by the man who spends
a large sum of money building a
cyclone cellar, but neglects to
provide his family with a bottle of
Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as safeguard
against bowel complaints. whose
victims outnumber those of the
cyclone a hundred to one. This
remedy is everywhere recognized
as the most prompt and reliable
medicine in the use for these dis
eases. For sale by J. H. Good
man & Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

Editor Herring, of the Triton
Gazatte, a constituent of Con-
gresham Griggs OF the second
district, has defended that gen.
tleman against some sharp criti-
clsms in these columns, and
while his defense consisted
largely in inuendo directed at
the editor of the Enterprise, and
calculated ordinarily to elicit
pointed rejoinder from us, we
have been reluctant to turn from
our original course and purpose.
We could say some very sharp
and uncomplimentarY things in
reply TO the young man of the
Gazette but really no high pur-
pose could be gained, and we
hesitate.
Naturally we expected some
echo from some of the many
good papers of Congressman
Griggs' district, with whom he is
especiallypopular, (for certainly
no man better understands
the value of their friendship than
this man of politics, )and we have
purposed to avoid personal con-
troversy with any of them.
Editor Herring's own language
suffices as an answer to all he
has said of the editor of the En-
terprise:
Only by his own motives can
man Judge those of his fellow
man, for he can have no other
guide or standard. AS he cannot
reach higher than his own, so
cannot he judge by more exalt-
mind"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

The county commissioners of
Balwin county are having a little
controversial trouble, as often
happens in the best regulated
counties. In an editorial review
of the case the Millegeville News
closes with the following:
The present controversy would
have been averted if the County
Commissioners would furnish
the public with a regular month
ly tented statement of how all
the county funds were being ex-
pended. We have always favored
such a report and we are convin-
ced now more than ever of it's
ACCESSIBILITY and justice. People
will not go to the books" and
as a matter of fact it would be a
fine sets of books if Tom Dick
and Harry were always handling
! them"
The County Commissioners
should furnish these reports at
stated intervals showing where
every cent of the peoples money
goes. Only in this way can they
get due appreciation for their
faithful service, and secure pub
lie cooperation in the good work
and only in this way can such
controversies as the present be
avoided
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06
If you don't think Fitzgerald is
growing come and see.

A Wyoming Exchange says
Down in Georgia the other
day lightning struck mule, and
after the animal had got through
with it and had brought it's hind
legs back into a state of peaceful
repose the lightning was found
playing around on the ground
like the fixing of a frecracker.'
Wonder if any thing has hap
pened to Old Gabe.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

be Observer published two
pings from the Fitzgerald
erprise last week and mad
emily failed to give the prop
credit. The paragraphs re-
red in very optimistic terms
sis section of the state nam
Colquitt county. The editor
he Enterprise journeyed this
q recently and being an OBJ
wing man he took note of the
~ lines of development and
~ undeveloped fields as we'll.
are glad to have him concur
sar opinion of the greatnessof
j section. -Moultrie Observer.
ne half has not been told.
pther decade will witness such
derful development and pro-
4. in this God favored Sec
win be a revelation to the
nguine.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

Editor w. A. Allen after Is
years with the Worth Locals teps
down and off the tripod, in
obedience to the demands of locaI
cussedness that opposes every
newspaper in the county. 1t is
as impossible to publish a paper
three weeks in any community
thoutarousing opposition. Ed
itor Allen, a very conservative
man, has combatted these in.
t1uences Is years in one section,
one county. He says:
That we have had enemies we
do not deny, for the public man
who could please all has never
lived, and the man without an
enemy is the man without an
opinion of his own.
There are hundred and one
editors in Georgia that wish
brother Allen and his family
good health and good luck. May
they live long and prosper.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

some negroes pretend that the
ne of a black cat, one which
8 been boiled alive, if carried
the roof of the mouth, will
vent the bearer being caught
the police.-Tifton Gazette.
ome white people haven
neh more sense than ''some
eroes," and we give it as Eek.
II opinion that those who be.
e that a cat can be boiled and
haven't as much. The cat
z charm will not work with
sanitary police of Fitzgerald.
ny thing with Herring odor
PES this way we shall point it
to the scavengers. Better
cologne neighbor, don't de.
II on the cat bone.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

These hot days are telling on
Ie nerves of several of our
eighbors as witnesses the
ordele Standardization Gazette
put about base ball. The Way
soss Journal VS. Macon Tele-
Taph, the Triton Gazette VS.
kaycrosss Journal, the Douglas
reeze VS. Waycross Journal, the
win County Courier VS. Ocilla
lspatch and others. They
Aould follow the example of the
nterprise-keep cool.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

If a political turn coat succeeds
~ turning his coat from sound
honey convictions to free silver
'eachings his success is sup
posed tohide his reprehensibility.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-06

The Valdosta cotton mills
paid Is cents a pound in New
Orleans for cotton last week;
about 500 bales we're bought to
keep the mill running until the
new cotton is ready. The mill
isidle now awaiting thearrival OF
the cotton.