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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10
IN TRIUMPHAL MARCH.
Oklahoma Exhibit Car Is Doing a
World Of Good.

Shawnee. O. r. sept s-The News
says the Oklahoma exhibit cars trip has
been almost tFiumphal march and thou
sands of people have seen the Gag ~ its
stops and during the trips from one city
to another. The car w.H stiIl b. on it's
road for sonle weeks and II nreaent nrn.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10
OLD CASE SETTLED
Miller Brothers VS.. Campbell Cimarron
Conopsnv Is the Title

Guthrie. o. T. Sept. 9-In the oklaho-
ma supreme court today a decision was
given in the case OF the Miller Bros.
proprietors of the famous 10l ranch AMI
w. A Mitchaels. VS.. Campbell Commis-
sion company, livestock commission
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10
Miss Agnes Miller, of Chicago,
speaks TO young women about
dangers of the Menstrual Period
how they can avoid pain,
suffering and rernnye the Cause.

suffering aIld remove tie cause.
Il suffered for six years with dys,
menorrhea painful periods), Sc much so
that | dreaded every month, as l knew
it meant three or four days of intense
pain. The doctor said this was due
to an inflamed condition of the uterine
appendages caused by repeated and
neglected colds and feet wetting.
''If young girls only realized how
dangerous it is to take cold at this
critical time, much suffering would be
spared them. Thank God for Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, that was the only medicine
which helped me any. Within three
weeks after l started TO take it,
noticed marked improvement in my
general health, and at the time of my
next monthly period the pain had
diminished considerably. l kept Up
the treatment and was cured month
later. | am like another person since
am in perfect health" Miss AGNES
MILLER, 25 Potomac Ave, Chicago, Ill.
5000 forfeit If original Of atove letter pyovino
qeRai7eHeSs cGPHot be produced.
The monthly sickness reflects
the condition of Vonlan's health.
Fifty thousand letters from
women prove that Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
regulates EnenstrEatiOn, and
makes those periods painless
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS
USE AND ENDORSE pE-RU-NA

G B. Chamberlain, NJ D. writes fro5a
Iith and P SITS. Washington. .. C:
"MaHy cases have come under
my observation, where peruua
mas benefited and cured. There
lore, ! che erfiiliy recommend it
ior catarrh and general tonic"
c. B. uberlia, NJ. ID.
Medical Examination u. S.
Treasury.
Z B. Chambsriin. NJ D.. writes from
lner ot L s. Treasurv Danartnent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10
DOING RESCUE WORK.
Matron 81 the ticr1e Formerly Had
CHARGE at Beioit

oklahoma city. o. T. seFt s--An insti-
tuition which should receive the liberal
ard of every person II Oklahoma City Is
the Ahie Rescue Home
In this place are TOW eighteen giris
rescued from q life OF shame and four
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10


IL M es, especially at
night or when over
heated.
The cause of Ecze-
ma is a too acid and
general unhealthy con-
dition of the blood.
The terrifying itching
and burning is pro-
duced by the overflow
through the glands ard
pores Of the skin of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10
GZEMM sx3s sx.s on I'VE 5r,,,

causes SO much bodily discomfort tchs and burns like
ginnng often Of
spIeas followed by pustules bls guuurv scv Ru
ana scales of orforms bad looking
different parts of the body bur oes back arms hands
vetable side n 1sss @
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10

much discomfort. AS time went by 4
grew worse. and was convinced that
wss arHlcted with Eczema. 1 cen
suited several ply sioisas and a mum
Der OF specialists, and Ezsd several ex-
ternsl applications. receiving but
SIG ht TEN porS-y relief. In February
decided TO try s. S. s. and II. less ths3
month I experienced a change Tor the
better, and by Nay all symptoms had
disappeared, and found myself entire
" cured, and have had 60 return of
the disease sf-nA w > RRT-SE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10

through the glands and Station a. Kansas City, Nc
pores o the SKIN OF the fiery with which over
- ~ loaded While external applications such as
k kS& kC$ washes soaps salves
~ ~ ~ coolng they do not the blood itself
/ C-I 60 touch the real OF the disease S
does and purifes, enrches, and the
thin acid blood and eanses and builds
skin clears on anc Eczema with all terrifying
charge
medical advice IhE SWIFT S1ecserc co .r,ssr. -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-27
NUMA.

de las ideas y c0Jg6 s1 ba7'ds prsclsaInen-
r. cuando va su fama empezaba llenar
todo Ell continente americana.
Nacido en- Puerto Rico, en- epocas
acia0as para esa infortunada Poionla del
Nnevo Mundo, fue IN generoso y demo
dado conbatiente por la hbertad de su
terra: =. a ese ideal para Ell sagrado'
sacrific6 su fama, su fortuna, su tran
S-,;I;dad on aras de su acendrado patr1o-
tismo. -1u4oz 40
.+o vigoroso Iuchador. bastara leer ia
comDosici6n BltlEa est 1'eSentpfao que
sirve de p6rtico de acero este nernoso
Ebro que publica hoy
En6rgica protesta contra la manse-
,1..r,14Ra at4vica del pueblo puerborrl-
.s-a5o esas estrofas son en- mi numiiae
daoncento. las mas bellas que en- su ge-
800 IA nroducido La musa americana.
ne Fl poeta fustiga 4 su pueblo, enyl-
IL ~. 10 seryidumbre, con larlgo de
L;arro 1870 Y 10 fustiga para sacario oe su
Intavgo Ille, tratando de que Ia lgnoinlniI1 -
- - 80 : candici6n, puesta dc relieve, le
e;rga de reactivo poderoso en- 81 poh-
venir. aac;rsa
Estos mobiles versos, puede 01clIse'
Al nunto de p9rtida de la ezls-
tancia de Muloz Rivera como noAAA'A
- acci6n y de combate.
Dasde esa nora SO lanza L. iucns is
,on Los alientos de IN gigantic x funos !
con 80 s1l;co @l. LIr Denp0cyaAg qus rue .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-27

mas inexpugnabIe baluarte de Ia Gbertad
en- Puerto Rico.
.Jam6s ning6n pueblo de America
presenci6 reacci6n mas poderosa Y ra-
pida. Puerto Rico despert6 de su le-
largo sc lanz6 animoso y fuerte La
pelea. acaudillado DOr Ell Joven poeta.
impossible serla en- un corto artlculo
dar una idea de 10 que hizo en- aquel
tempo Ell invicto MufIoz Rivera
Pero para que Sc c0mprenda su gran
obra. bastard saber qua Sagasta, suges-
tionado por ell ardor invencible del va
liente criollo, 10 llama Madrid y Sc re-
sueive & implantar cor el ell nuevO regI-
men de refornas en- Puerto Rico
A su TERRA volvi6 yictorioso ell COM
batiente. para ser jefe del gobierno au-
ton6mico que allf impIant6 Espa1a.
Cast coincidi6 este con ell desastre
colonial de la madre patria: asf fue que
Munoz Rivera sc encontr6 en- la jefatu-
"a del gobierno insular con ell mayor
conficto que registra la historic de La
vida pol1tica antillana. Creyo Ell, como
creyeron otros, que La bandera amerl-
cana inaugurarfa una era de lIbertad en-
Puerto Rico Y a1ept6 sin reserva ell nue.
vo orden de cosas. Pero, conVencldo
bien pronto del engano, Mu1oz constl-
tuy6 un partido de reslstencla La nue.
va tiran1a
Los amerlcanOs, mas astutOs que
los espanoles, Sc aliaroa en- Puerto Rico
con una turba de amb1ciosOs e hlcleron
constituir IN bandO, que con Ell nombre
de partido republlcano, SO aduef6 POGO
despues del poder Y vendldo ash los
conquistadores mancill0 las antlguas
glorias de Puerto Rico. Mufloz, en- esa
g5a c71tcjs de su patriotismo no ha cesa-
do de combatir, y ahora, en- Ell mlsmo
New York, ha fundado IN perl6dico que
con ell nombre de <The Puerto Rico
Herald0 es una fortaleza de La dignidad
puertorriquefa.
Para que Sc yea como plensa hoy
ell poeta. lease Ia nota que al final de
~Tropicales> Sc refiere su bella pOesia
EE pGS0 del despotG.
&Eue inspirada, dice, esa poesfa por
La tiran1a que en- 1887 castlg0 los
puertoriquenos Aquel periodic es ell
mas duro de Ii hist0ria de Puerto -Rlco,
50 Sc eTceDt5t0 Il peT50GO actual en- que,
ba70 81 go55eq7a0 Ie los EstGd0S Dqaados,
CT Da5s s1ttre tOd0s Jos Ib1tsOS de tG flte1'-
"a.
Munoz no sc sometera nunca. FL
que quiera convencerse, ell que desee
conocer blen ESQ temperamentO que na-
ce tan alto honor a nuestra raza, que lea
Ell libro Tropicales.
AL ocuparme de Il, iOh, noble y gran
de hermano mfol desde esta TERRA hos
pitalarla que me brinda asilo carinoso
en- estas mis- horas de infortunio, plenso
con dolor en- tus desgracias, iguales las
mfas. PeregrIno somOs los dos de IN
ideal irreallzable t1 en- las tierras hela-
das del Norte 20 en- las tierras calldas
del Sur.
Yo digo como tn:
IAh. mi dulce Illusion desvanecidal
fD0nde podre llenar cuando pereces.
ell vac1o que deias en- ml vldas
7 al recordar nuestras luchas, nues-
tros ideales. nuestraS esperanzas mar
chitas. nIentras contemplo trlunfante e
insolente La tiranfa que Junto combau-
mos, me digo lay! sin consuelo -g'ICtG
est Redemptto. I pienso ion dolor! que
Ia iuventud Sc acaba.
J. ARRILLAGA RoQUE.
de La Repat6llca de Costa Rlca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-27
la ADMINISTRATION De (AYFY
(NOtas para Ia DEM0CRACiAl

tldas de bagajes, franqueo de cores
pondencla. estancias en- Ell Hospital,
socorros & presOs, etc. En- bagajes va
sabe todo ell mundo 10 que ha ocurrido
en- los pueblos con ell continue viaiar de
la polic1a insular; en- franqueos, veanse
los pedidos del Juzgado de Paz que con-
sumio mas del dOble de 10 gastado en- la
Alcaldia, en- cuanto q estancias en- Ell
Asilo v socorros presOs no hay mas
que recordar ell estado demag6glco que
reinaba an este pueblo antes de las eIec-
clones para explicarse ell excessive gastO:
triste es recordarlo; Cayey nunca olvi-
dard aguella situacion horrible = por
siempre maldecira los causantes de tai
estado de cosas. Pues bIen, 1como no
gastar cuantIOsas sumas en- Ell Asllo de
pOhres por entOnces convertible en- hos
pital de sangre Y en- donde hubO mo-
mento en- que no cabfan los lnfelices,
heridos por ell punal ell garrote mer-
cenarios? Como no gastar en- socorrer
& presos y detenidOs 81 por aquella 6po-
ca nefanda resultaba POGO Ell local de Ia
casa carcel para contener tantOs pre-
SOS Y detenidos v1ctimas de tOda clase
de injusticiasl
<No quisiera traer la memoria
aduellas tristes circunstanclas en- que no
habla sosiego nj tranquilIdad para las
familias de este desgraclado pueblo, Pc
TO a clio me obligan las explcacIOnes
que usted interesa, y sin embargo,
pesar de esa situaci6n sin ejemplo y SIN
que existieran garant1as de nInguna es-
pecie para los empIeados federales, Sc
hlcier0n milagrOs cOnseryandO ell equl-s
lIbriO de La administrator.
Hasta aqu1 ell ex-alcalde don Alton
SO @. Agiiero. Ahora bien, nOsotros
no podemos dejaa de comprender las dl-
ficuItades econ0mIcas pOrque atravlesan
hoy los munIcIpIos, pero tampoco nadle
podra negar los esfuerZOs lnaudltos de
los ADMINISTRATORS federales para sal
var dlfIculUades maYores aun: pOr que
pues, tanto a1aque graUuIto 81 en- la con-
clencia de tOdos esta su correction IN
discutIblel
be viene observando aqu1 que Ell
Dep6sito Municipal esta casl slempre
repleto de sentenclados por dlterentes
delitos. Y a veces cOntrlsta ell ammo yer
como son conducldOs por carre6ddas
HumacaO esos desgraclados proceden
de las masas populares que con hnes 81
niestrOs fuerOn dIrIgldas por camlnos
extraviados va hoy van comprendlen-
do que Sc les ia enganado con falsos
espeIIsmos. Otra cosa fuera 81 q ese
pueblo Sc lie indIcara La senda de la mo-
ralidad J ell orden.
~
Por los rep1blicos sc estan reco-
oiendo firmas para no Sc que manifes-
raci6n de desagravio al Captain Guerre-
royal Teniente oilen. No esta NAL !;
es 10 menos que pueden hacer en- favor
de esos oticlales de policla que con tan
tanta eticacia secundaron sus INES poll
tIcos mas nosoJros creemos que Ell Pc
rico Y Silen no tIenen defensa possible y
mucho men0s continuar en- sus cargos.
III el ,Jefe Hamill quiere saber punto
cierto Ell modO de proceder de esos su-
bordlnados suyos, abra una lnvesUlga
ci6n en- Cayey y les conocera de cuerpo
antero.
NUMA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-27

r. vista de las manifestations
Zee - i Alcalde don Arturo Diaz en-
.-;9dico SLa VerdadS que Sc edita
.sta pueblo, me aviste con ell sefIor
10 alcalde que fue hasta elS12 de
go 6ltimo, preguntandole su opinion
80 10 Que dice ell senior Diaz.
ia senior AguerO me manifesto, que
.samente trataba de responder q La
I .;57 cast directa que lie hace ell sefor
II aue celebraba sc lie Ofreciera
.5-s ocasi6n para clio.
re aaui 10 que manifesto dlcho Sc
J Aglero:
esiempre me mereci6 ell mejor con-
.,o don Arturo Dlaz y no me explico
EeTo 3 passion polftica llegue hasta Ell
-.to he hacerle denunciar como &chan-
-gos Ia question de las multas i'm
-setss Dor este Juzgado de Paz en-
-fr5re 1ltimo, sabiendo 6l, como sabe
H. Il pueblo, que este asuntO esta en-
Tribunales como consequences de
s.suncas juradas presentadas por
= y schanchullo9 eXIste, va 10 creO;
IL an Il no toca pitOs ell Municipio.
sslor Diaz habla tambien de OtrOs
FBastos schanchullos9 que dice de-
E5rciara OpOrtunamente; 20 GREG que
nj sucesor, acaso mas eXperto que 20,
dascubiertO alguna irregularidad ha
Endo denunciarla, 8 bien 81 guerra
spDsnder 4 Ia ammonia lamar quien
FeTera responsible de ella y pedirle
h expIicacIones; de este mOdO de Sc
Irro e hubiera evitado ell continue ha-
sr de nuchos de sus parciales que no
han cansado a6n de inferir tOda clase
oten4as 4 los empleadOs de La Ad-
fnEracl6n, asf, gratultamente, y por
solo 2ustO de mortItlcar.
Respecto al estado demostratlvo
.s publiqu6 en- La prensa al hacer en-
ia De Ia Acadia, esta ajustado q 10
SsOutamente ciertO v nadle puede pro-
s.me 10 cOntrario; los n1meros no en-
Rsisn Ia verdad es una. No asf La de-
distraction que hace ell alcalde senior
z pues en- ella Sc notan graves erro-
S
sEntre los eFrores y omlslones de
tenemos: por patentes
SnnercIaies Sc cObraron durante mi ad-
AlBtracI6n dentro del actual alo
m6nIco, la suma de 81, 016-50 y no
a..75. Lo cobrado por inspection de
lnado, tampoco Sc ajusta a datOs cler-
~ Sc OmIUen conslgnar $3.50 COBRA
b per uso de matadero. De omlGen
Enlsmo los ingres0s pOr resultas de
assnterlores. que ascIenden a SIoZ
cts. No comprendo de d6nde han
lado el supuestO gasto de SZo1-o3 por
presos. tai partlda de gastos no eXls-
"a ala de G-ast0s de escF5t0rl0 z 1naR7re-
Existe gran error al afirmar que
tayan presupuestad0 81, 600 con des-
20 Z Ia reparacIon de GALES; para este
sTIcl0 solo hay conslgnado en- presu-
sto SlO0, Y no Sc han pod1do hacer
lAldeS cosas con cantIdad tan eX1gua.
S1le extenderia demasladO 81 tuera
ssiallar uno pOr uno los errores y onl-
les dc que adolece Ia demostraclon
sefor DlAz, Y, como no tengO mott
para supOner Otra cOsa, atr1buyo "a
GteTenclas q causas agenas La Yo-
Read del alcalde.
sNucho pudiera decirse en- 10 que
ienere q gastOs excesivOs en- las par
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-27
4THE HELvETIA1.-27, Gale de

4THE HELVETIA2--z7, Gale de
il CRUZ Gran casa de huespedes.
TABLE j h0fela. Ap0sentOs para fami
las pars0nas s0las. Con idas Gin
,.nanfa centavos cubiert0. Ban0s. Te'
lafono. 1g2. Apartad0 correo, 295. Pro
niatario. Pedro Schira. Nota: Este no.
tel esta q cargo dc una senorita ca'
giieTa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-27
In IibrO y I'm pOeta

No dire IN amigo pOrque es algo
= que ESQ; es un hermano, IN hernia
es uchas, de ideales; IN amabie com
zero de mis- dias felices, ell autor de
oello hbro que acaba de publican La
= le D NJ Call Y ca de New York;
II IbrO Sc titula ~IrOplcales;0 Oh
90 se llama Luis Munoz Rivera.
De! ibro no quiero hablar porque
Pledo. rs un HbrO que amo dema-
No para pretender iuzgarlo.
Lloro de versos que son en- su ma
PsTte ecos de un combate leJano,
~ "a una de esasa a7ibrantes estrofas acl-
- MS recuerdos y sumo mi esplrlbu
ue.orosas cavilaciones.
!. Digo 20 que ese Hbro vale mucno;
por 81 solo, hace La reputaclon
= lombre. Aconsejo 4 mis- amigos
[ll; aquellos que aman La ouena
=, ,'stlra que procuren leer STroplca-
y quleren saber TODD 10 que vale
r0eta de quien les voy 4 hablar
w#
IN, --uS MufoZ Rivera, aqul casl des'
edo, es una de las mas mobiles lnIe-
ss.Slas que ha producido La Amerlca
Ta e en ei dltimo tercio del slglo AlA'
oealcado q Ia literature desde snf
i 80 -. amos, el ardor extraordlnarlo q
peEamento 10 arrastr6 4 la iuchi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-27

93h StreetUno
Puerto pubnco
- ~ AURORA
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
From Middle Georgia.

Mrs. E. H. Watkins and J.B.
Watkins and family and Jesse
Morris and family came in from
Rutledge, Monday, and were met
by Mr.. E. H. Watkins who has
been on the farm east of the CITY
all the fall.
The household goods have been
hauled out to the farm and these
good people are now established
on Irwin county soil and we trust
they will never have cause to re-
greet the move to what we con-
slider the best agricultural sec
ton Of the state, although it's de-
velopment is a matter of the
future. It's pre-eminence is
guaranteed by the three things,
a healthy climate, fertile soil and
an inflow Of sturdy, frugal farm
ers who will rapidly remove the
forestand make the pebble ridges
to bloom as the rose.
The Enterprise extends Mr..
Watkins and his family a most
cordial welcome.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
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LOCAL NEWS. !
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Pull for Fitzgerald or pull our.
All kinds of fire works for
Xmas. At Radcliffe Bros.
Take a chance at the willow
rocker at Owens Barber Shop.
Irwinville had several hand
some representatives on our
streets yesterday.
Cleaning, dyeing and repairing
done by VIM. Goebler, Central
Ave, east of Empire Store. If
Mayor J. F. Monk, of Mou1trie,
and Mr.. w. F. Way have been
taking in the carnival this week.
Friday is the day for the Chi
cago Blade and Ledger. Don't
forget. At Radcliffe Bros. News
Stand.
Mrs. J. L. Parish, nee Miss
Lily Rose, of St. Petersburg, Fla,
is in the city visiting her parents.
She will be here several weeks.
Madame Weller, fortune teller,
will be at the Aldine huts for a
few days. Hours 2 10 5 and 7:30
to 9, Will call at residence if
notified.
They go TO the circus good
weather and bad weather. The
lame and the halt, the limp aud
the string-ha1t, the tot and the
bloke. They all like it.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

Mrs. c. Jackson Davis is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. S. w. Jones.
Miss Ella McLain, of McRae,
is visiting relatives here this
week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonald and Mrs.
]. H. Rogers are7 visiting their
parents at Mou1trie.
One of Fitzgera1d's- most prom
lnent business men is to be mar
rled at an early date, but for the
present we withhold the name.
The whole community sympa-
thlzes with Mr.. DeLamar Turner
and his excellent family in the
loss Of his daughter, Mrs. Ed
Ellison, who died at Adam last
week and was buried at Sanders
vile Saturday.
Rev. W. T. barley, the new
pastor of the Central Methodist
church, arrived in the city yes
terday and spent the night with
Mr.. r. A. Wilson. He went to
Cordele and Arab today and will
bring his family here probably
next week.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
They are Coming to Fitzgerald

A half dozen families, to be
precise, eight families are COM
ing IN a bunch next Sunday.
They are A. & B. employees,
the trainmaster, dispatchers, car
accountant and assistant, and
others.
The dispatchers headquarters
will be at the corner of Ocmu1-
gee and Lee streets, in the build
ing just west of C. B. Lees resi-
dence.
By degrees, very satisfac-
tory degrees, they are coming to
Fitzgerald, and we might add
they could not come to better
place.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
WANTED-5O MEN AND wa

J. Hawkins Goodman, th
terprising druggist, is adv
ing today for fifty men am
men to take advantage Of
special half-price offer he is j
ing on DR.. Towards celeb
specific for the cure of cons
ton and dyspepsia, and Cd
fifty cent package at half 81
Is cents.
So positive is he of the reisS
able power OF this specific to-
these diseases as we'll as
headaches and liver troubles
he agrees to refund the mone
any customer whom this Id
cine does not quickly relieve
cure.
With DR.. Towards specih
hand you can eat anything
want and have no fear of Ill
sequences. 1t strengthens
stomach, gives perfect digesA
regulates the bowels, create
appetite and makes life
living.
IT you cannot call at ]. Han
Goodman's store today, Sen
cents by mail and he win Il
you a package promptly ch
paid.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

Despite the weather the circus
attracted a number of visitors to
the city yesterday.
The Sunday St. Louis Globe
Democrat is the best weekly pa
per out. Fine picture every
Sunday. Radcliffe Bros. News
Stand.
Concert and entertainment to
be held at the =. 3. church under
the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society, Dec. II. Doors open at
7:3O. Concert begins at s. Ad-
mission, adults IS cts; children
10cts.
Get the Pennsylvania Grit sure
this week. Fine calender for
1904. Best weekly paper pub
lished. All the Association news
At Radcliffe Bros. News Stand.
The state and county tax books
close Saturday Dec. 10Th. Tax
Collector Hogan will be at Irwin
vile next week where those who
are not SO fortunate as TO have
their tax receipts may find him.
He will not be here after today.
WANTED-Agents to intro
duce Rays Eureka Ointment
Remedies" A preventive against
disease and sickness. Purely a
Germicide, for external use only.
Apply Western Union Telegraph
Office, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Mr.. Fred Miller, of Atlanta,
representing the Illinois Central
railroad, and Mr.. Ed Walker, of
Jacksonville, representing the N.
c. & St. L. railroad, have been
in the city several days making
the acquaintance of the business
people and looking over the stu
alton from a railroad stand point.
Mr.. D. W. James, a prominent
citizen Of Blakely, and brother
of Mr.. E. T. James. and one
of the wealthiest bankers
in southwest Georgia, is
here at the request of the EN-
pire Mercantile Co.. to assist in
the adjustment of the loss by the
recent fire. Like every body else
he thinks Fitzgerald is the lusti-
est seven-year-old he has ever
seen.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
To The People.
FITZGERALD. Dec. 10th

Fitzgerald, Dec. 10th.
My Friends:
Amid the tumu1t, the din, the
commotion incident to week
given over to frolic and fun, per-
nit me to whisper a timely word
to you.
Within week we shall open
the free reading room which we
haYe been promising the young
people, and at the same time we
shall launch the circulating
library.
tumble will be our beginning,
but we have faith even as a grain
OF mustard seed. Plan to help
us with your magazinesand books.
Come worship with US next
Sunday again. We shall have
special music. The address of
the day is to be delivered by
Prof. r. J. Prentiss. Once more
we request you to come and bring
along your friends.
Your Brother,
EARL WARD PEARcE.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
A Quiet Wedding,

Miss Elizabeth Kenny was mar
rled to Mr.. G. w. Guess at the
Central Methodist church Tues
day evening, Rev. Thomas B.
Stanford, of Douglas, performing
the ceremony. Only few of the
close friends of the couple were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guess are at the
Aldine, which they will make
their home until the 22nd inst,
when they will visit relatives in
north Georgia and North Caro-
lima a week, returning about the
first of the year to begin house
keeping.
1t had been planned to have
the marriage take place on the
END, but only day or two ago
the high contracting parties con-
Guided to advance the day and
the services of Rev. Stanford was
requested and he came to Fitz-
gerald to perform the ceremony.
Mr.. Guess is a 1umbe dealer
of high character and has taken
tor his bride most charming
and highly respected little lady.
Both are comparative strang-
ers in the community, but are
highly esteemed by ali of their
acqualntances here who join the
Enterprise in wishing them
long life and good luck.
In pulling for Fitzgerald al
ways pull up, never pull down.