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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
TIvERTON.

Mrs. John G. Howiand. Jr., has returned
home after several months spent In
Maine.
The scallop fishermen who took out II
censes from the state have not done very
well this season so far. They claim that
those having power boats could go and
come from the beds so readily that they
got ahead of the sailing craft
Rev. George M. Hamlin. president OF
Mallalieu seminary, Kinsey, Ala, is
spendlng several days at his sons cot
tage.
Mrs. N. c. Warren has closed her cot
tage at the Hummock for the season
The schooner yacht Ivanhoe II anchored
at Bridgeport for the season.
Captain Isaac l.. Church continues TO
improve and has nearly recovered from
his severe illness.
II. w. Piped and family have closed
their cottage on the Hummock and re-
turned TO Taunton.
Nathaniel n. Church. Jr.. has become n
student OF the Phillips academy. Exeter.
The early morning train for Boston has
been discontinued
A new boiler is being PLACED In the en-
gine room at the railroad bridge.
George " Suffern OF New Bedford has
made the following real estate sales: To
Mary Bliss of Adamsville lot bS6 on
stafford Heights. comprising 227b square
feet; to Margaret Gregory OF Fall River
two lots l07 and los comprising tS0
square feet 10 James Frederick Forest OF
Fall River lots 3si 90 a9s on Stafford
Heights comprising $50 square feet: 20
Margaret Portlock OF Fall River lots 900
10 pT on Stafford Heights containing 300
square feet. Louisa G. Grfnnell has sold 20
Chester s Grlnnell OF Tiverton a farm
containing a acroa ~ lind NTH huiidinCa
and improvements formerly owned by
Squire NJ Lake
James .. Hambly Of T1verton has sold
10 Emma y. Kelly of Fall River. forty
equare rods of land situated on the main
road of New Bedford
Mr.. Charles A. Wilcox was the grIest of
Mr.. Levi Manchester and family Sunday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
NEW CLOAK STORE.

A very welcome addition TO the busi-
ness section OF the city is the new cloak
and suit store OF Cherry & Webb that
opened its doors TO the public this morn
ing. Few would recognize the old store
OF Tillinshast. so great has been the
change. A beautiful plate glass front has
made the entrance one OF the most at
tractive OF any store OF Its sine In the
country. The interior has been remodeled
and bsauified till IL is now very hand
some establishment.
For the opening days hundreds of rare
plants are used for decorative purposes
with pleasing effects.
The stock Is a magnificent one, consist
ing OF a wonderful display OF autumn and
winter fashions In ladies, misses and ohil-
dren's furs. suits. coats, waists capes,
raincoats and underskirts. The grade OF
goods run from the popular 20 the high
est. but I'm every case the prices are ex-
tremely reasonable.
This energetic firm Is now. operating
I'VE stores OF this kind. and have made
a phenomenal success A hearty invita-
ton for all 10 come and see the heauu-
ful exhibit OF new styles is extended by
Messrs Cherry and Webb.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
VOTERS
WILL BE
ENROLLED
Republicans viii Have Ward
Committees Make List Of
Voters for Their CducuSsS.

AT meeting Of the Republican city
committee last might presided over by
Hunter c. White. IL was decided to take
advantage OF the caucus act which was
passed by the last legislature authorizing
each ward committee TO enroll all the
Republican voters in the waros 10 deter
mine those entitled 10 vote at caucuses
The date OF the caucuses TO elect dele
gats TO the state convention was changed
from September 80 10 October 2.
The attendance was excellent and all
the wards were well represented when
Secretary Richard w. Jennings read the
report OF the executive committee recon-
mending the passage OF the following
resolution:
Resolved. That by authority OF ses-
tion OF chapter 1913 OF the public laws
the Republican city committee OF tae
city OF Providence adopts the following
rule for the regulation OF membership
a. the party for the purpose OF caucuses.
Whenever any ward committee OF tho
ReS, bican city committee OF the city
OF Providence shall deem Il necessary
10 determine the membership OF the Re
publican party OF its ward for the pur-
pose OF holding a caucus and OF restrain
ing those not entitled To vote at Re-
publican caucus from taking part therein.
said ward committee may hle with the
board OF canvassers and registration OF
the city OF Providence at least four DAYS
before any caucus for which such action
Is deemed necessary, n list OF voters of
its ward entitled 10 vote at such caucus
as members OF the Republican party. and
said list shall be open TO the examination
OF any voter. Any voter who desires 10
participate I'm said caucus but whose name
is not returned on said list. may appeal
10 the executive committee OF the Re-
publican city committee. whose decision
on such appeal may be forthwith GER
titled TO said board by the secretary
OF euch executive committee and shall
be final and conclusive. Said executive
committee shall meet on the evening
preceding any such caucus for the pur-
pose of hearing such appeals and taking
action thereon. No voter whose name IL
not upon said list after IL has been pass sd
upon by the executive committee as
aforesaid shall be permitted TO partici-
pate In the Republican caucus for which
such list Is prepared. and such list shall
be binding upon the board OF canvassers
and registration as the membership OF
the Republican party for such caucus.
On all questions arising in connection
with the regulation of the membership
OF the Republican party for the purpose
OF caucuses. the vote OF a majority OF
the ward committee or the executive
committee. as the case may be- shall de-
eide"
The resolution was adopted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
LITTLE COMPTON

Mrs. George L. Burgess and family have
removed TO Melrose. Mass.
Mr.. James ". Coombs has been elected
superintendent OF schools In place OF Mr..
Burgess, who has resigned after serving
number of years as superintendent
Mr.. Charles A. Humphrey has purchased
the Burgess farm on the Seaconnet road.
and With his mother. Mrs Eliza A.
Humphrey, viii shortly remove from their
present home the Amasa Gray place, on
the main road.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
PORTSMOUTH.

Mr.. Julian Nichols and son Charles OF
East weymouth are guests of Mr.. Jonn
Mitchell and family.
Mrs william s. smoot and son, sydney
have returned from a visit to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Lttleield and Miss
Ada IittIefield have been spending a few
days with relatives I'm Little Compton.
Mrs Martha Allen, who has been spend
Ing the summer with Mrs. Mech Wether-
eli OF Newport. has returned home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
NEWSLETS

II your temper isn't sunny
And your disposition punny.
II you can't be very funny,
BE as funny as you can.
Do not cry n wet day wetter,
Do not be gloom begetter;
Try 20 make this old world better
BE as funny as you can.
II your heart or tooth Is aching,
II you're not much pleasure taking.
And you can't enjoy fun making.
BE as funny as you can.
For the world neglects It's sages.
But for fun IL gives good wages:
Get a cinch upon the ages
BE as funny as you can.
New York Herald.
BENJAMIN Brown OF $50 Willard avenue,
reports a blue serge suit valued at SIS.
stolen from him. recently.
Frank Martinelli was fined 81 and costs.
by Judge Sweetland. today. for the theft
OF growing pears from George w. Han
ley.
Hook and Ladder company responded
20 a still alarm at 1l:35 n. m yesterday.
for slight fire in tho Gladstone avenue
scnool mouse.
John L. Goodwin OF 1888 Broad street.
reports 81 worth Of lead pipe stolen from
new house at the corner of Oakland
avenue and Smith street. recently.
Frank Scott and Josephine Johnson.
both colored. were fined $40 and costs
in the Sixth district court, today. for
improper conduct.
Daniel Irwin. 65 years old, while watch
ing the celebration at Eagle Park last
night. fell into a hole and dislocated his
left shoulder He was sent 10 the Rhode
Island hospital.
John O'Brien. q years old. of Boston.
employed as a car Inspector at Horizons
Grove fell yesterday afternoon and cut
his cheek. He was sent to st. Joseph's
hospital.
George H. Persons was bound over to
the grand jury in $500, by Judge Sweet
land, today, for the embezzlement Of $40
from the Providence Ice co. Persons
held back collections.
Joseph Rose and James Penna. Bra
vese, were sent 10 Jail for o. days each.
by Judge swestand. this morning. for
obstructing Patrolman II. ]. Sheridan
while the latter was on Sept. 18th effect
ing an arrest on wickenden street
The Band OF Faithful Workers will
meet at the Mission OF the Coming King.
No. S27 Broad street, Wednesday even
Ing. az T:45 o'clock Vice President Mel
lie Allen will speak. All are cordially in
vited.
Margaret Calvin of 10 coriess street. re-
ports that two trunks belonging to her
had been broken open and clothing val
ued at $50 taken. Lieut.. Hartnett and Pa
trolman Stockey OF the Second station
recovered the goods. Mrs. Calvin refused
10 prosecute the thief
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
Twenty-Four Special Leaders
LEADER NO. 13-
Black Sewing Silk


machine or hand. all sizes: notwithstand-
ing the advanced prices on raw material
In silks we offer this popular sewing silk
Sale price. SPOOLS FOR.................
LEADER NO. a.
De Long Hooks and Eyes
Every dressmaker knows the standard
price OF these famous hooks and eyes. two
dozen on card, regular at 10c. card.
ran sale price,. ...,t..'....................
LEADER NO. 15-
Brooks Spool Cotton
This cotton Is well known to every lady
who uses thread, and It is too well known
TO require any Endorsement IL should
keep us busy tomorrow. Fall Sale price
SIX SPOOL.S.. .............................
LEADER NO. 10
Hose Supporters
These supporters are made OF the finest
Isle web. black and white. ladies', misses
and children's sizes. here is the final cut,
regular price 10c. and 12c. pair Fall
sale price
LEADER NO. ~
Wallace Eagle Pins
also our ,,t famous brand Of Rnickeybqcker slss
paper contains $50 pins. regular price &C..
&c. Sc. and 1oc. paper. Fall Sale price
TWO PAPERS or..,...."......".......
LEADER NO. 1s-
Tubular Shoe Laces
! and 1k yards long. This Is one OF our
special leaders and is sure to keep our
force busy during this sale. dozen laces
to bunch regular price loc dozen, Fall
sale price.
LEADER NO. 1s-
Kleinert's Dress Shields
These dress shields are sold all over the
United States, and are acknowledged to
be the best. Antiseptic and thoroughly
2, iSc., No .. 2ic.. No l. rs c. pair.
Fall Sale price 17c. l5c. and ................
LEADER NO. 20
Skirt Facing
in velveteen and brush combination. the
brush alone is worth l0c. yard. in black
only. two inches wide regular price lOc
yard. lay in good supply during this
LEADER NO. 2,-
Clark's 2oo-Yard Spool Cotton
in black and white. all numbers, equal to
we'll known iWillimantic spool cotton,
regularly sole at &c. a spool, Fall sale
price ..................,....
LEADER No.22-
Twin Anchor Hose Supporters
These supporters are acknowledged to be
the most comfortable on the market. IN
black white and colors. We never sold
them for less than 2ee; a pair. & Al, All you yor
LEADER NO. 23-
Taffeta Silk Binding
full Slime. no better made In black and
white. regular selling price lac. a piece.
Fall Sale price ce...........................
LEADER NO. "a
Hygienic Belt Supporters
last. but by no means tine least impor-
Of SneCial offered
sale. They are the r Nst comfortable Belt
Supporters made. mine the quality
carefully. Regular. sold at 19c. Fail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

WHEN IN NEW YORK
stop at New Gregorian hotel. sbth street.
between Fifth avenue and Herald square
Fireproof DELIGHTFULLY."- appointed. Cool
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

Frilled Arm Bands
For men. put up in boxes. O.
regular price 15c., sale price. CC
Fancy Frilled Arm Bands
All silk. put up I'm fancy boxes. aro
regular price SOC. sale price. &c
Boys Sterling Skeleton
Waist Supporters
With rubber button. regular an
price SOC. sale price. ............ <AC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
Darning Embroidery Cottons
and Silks

and Silks
Silk Film Crochet Silk
Black. white ana a9 coiors,
Also shaded, full IS yards 10
spool, regular price &C. spooI.
sale price TWO for........ &C
Darning Cotton
In black, regular price 1c. card.
sale price TWELVE cards for &c
Raven Darning Cotton
Black only. absolutely fast
black. regular price zoe. dozen.
haie price '''..................... &c
Turkey Red Cotton
Bor embridery work. all sizes
regularly sold at Sc. spool,
sale price. &c
Brooks Darning Cotton
Black and colors. regular price
&C ball. sale price THREE for sc
Darning Balls
With and without handles
regularly sold at &c. each, sale
piice ''''''.................. SC
Darning Wool
With needle. regular price &C..
sale price FOUR for. ........... sc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
LEADER NO. g.
Collar Foundation Stocks

all silk. pointed and round shapes. NOUS
seline de sole. all perfect. regular stock.
usual selling price 15c. each, Fall Sale
LEADER NO: g.
"Trekano" Collar Foundations
II is needless to explain the merits or
this Cellar over others best silk, best
fitting Its standard price Is 35c. each,
| all colors and white. Fall Sale price......
LEADER NO. g.
Dress Shields
| Our famous "In and Out" Dress Shields.
| perspiration proof. one OF the best makes
| In the market, sold regularly at 25c. and
| soc. pair. Fall Sale price 10 and........
LEADER NO. 4-
Hose Supporters
all silk. fancy frill. pin top supporters,
with satin bow. This Is q strictly soc.
| supporter. in black. white and all colors.
Fall Sale price, per pair.......,.....".....
LEADER NO. s.
Carpet Binding
| Just in time for renovating and house
/ cleaning g.-We-secured a large assort-
ment OF colors for this sale. l2-yard pieces.
| regular price Csc. Fall Sale price per
| piece, 10c.. or, per yard d.....................
LEADER NO. g.
Garter Elastic
In black and white. finest Isle web. all
widths. from a to ! inch. regular price
| &c. to 1oc. yard. Fall Sale price. .......
LEADER NO. p
White Cotton Tape
a piece Fan Sale price, per piece. .......
LEADER NO. g.
Hump Hooks and Eyes
| equal to any made this is one of the big
| gest bargains or this sale. Fall Sale price.
per card. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LEADER NO. O.
Dress Shields
ssteen. double covered and pure gum.
| light weight. one Of the greatest values
| ever offered. regularly sold at 15c., l7c.
and isc per pair, all skies Fall Sal Sale
LEADER NO. TO-
| 200 Yards 6-Cord Machine Cot
| ton
You all know the famous Willlmantic
and Coats. Here Is one equal III not bet
| ter: BROOKS six cord. 200 yards. regu-
larly sold at &C. spool Fall Sale price.
LEADER NO. IL
Ball and Socket Fasteners
They are easy to fasten and unfasten.
| Dressmakers prefer them TO hooks and
eyes. and should appreciate this price.
Regularly sold at 10 and lsc. dozen.
Fall Sale price.
LEADER NO. t2-
Mohair Skirt Facing
This is especial worthy OF your closest
attention IL Ia the famous 10Th century
| brush braid. We have IL put up for us
| under a different label. Every dressmaker
will recognize this az a &c. a yard bind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
Skirt Facings

and Bonings
Brush Skirt Facing
Finest mohair. our regular 7c- a.,
yard Binding, sale price &C
Satin De Lyon Skirt
Protector
This Binding is bargain.
never sold for less than Sc.
yard. satin top. heavy mohair rn
brush, sale price. OS
Corduroy Skirt Facing
inches wide. black only.
regular price &c. yard. sale IN
price ..,..'s.s...'s.....'''..s' ~
Velveteen Skirt Facing
inches wide, black only.
regular price 7c. yard. sale NJ
price ......,..,,.............. -
Velveteen Skirt Facing
inches wide. black only.
regular price 1bc. for yards. 70
sale price. ..................,......, ~
Worsted Braid Binding
l6 line. black only. regular x
price 10c. for 5 yards. sale price "
Velveteen Skirt Facing
inches wide. black only, reg
ular price sc. yard. sale price -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

all silk. pointed and round shapes. NOUS
seline de sole. all perfect. regular stock.
usual selling price 15c each. Fall Sale
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
Threads and Silks
Belding Bros. Silks

Belding Bros. Silks
You know about them! 100
yard. but you don't know
Our Premier" 100 yards to
spool so we'll II comes in
beautiful colors: to introduce
II We will sell IL at half price
regular 1oc. spool. sale price. sc
Black Sewing Silk
One-half ounce spool. machine
or hand. all sizes. regular @.
price 25c. spool. sale price,. xOC
Sewing Cotton
machine or hand sizes 20, 50.
so, white, regular price 1sc.
dozen. sale price. &c
Pioneer Baste Cotton
800 yards TO spool. in white,
regular price &c. spool. sale o.
price THREE spools for...... oC
Linen Finish Carpet Thread
regular price &c. spool. sale
price TWO FOR................ 0C
Black Sewing Silk
machine or hand. all sizes.
regular price &c. spool. sale m
price SIX spools for............ ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22


Cotton Corset Laces
Regular price Sc. dozen. sale IN
price s'.s.s-'s....'..'.........
Lisle Corset Laces
Black and white hve-yard
lengths. regular price 10c. sale ~
price ....s..................' y
Linen Corset Laces
White, 2i< yards long regular O.
price 1bc. dozen. sale price. OC
Silk Corset Laces
s yards long. extra wide, all
colors. regular price l6c., sale Qc
pr1ce '.''..''s.'..........
Elastic Corset Laces
White. regular price &c., sale 20
price ........-.................
Tubular Shoe Laces
Black. ~. B-4 regularly sold
at 10c. dozen. sale price,. <S
Mohair Shoe Laces
Extra wide for low shoes. reg
ular price 1oc. pair. sale price sc
Mems Porpoise Shoe Laces
Regular price 7c. pair. sale
price, 2 pairs for. r....--........ SC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

Bindings, Bandings and
Beltings
Taffeta Silk Binding
Special brand. put UP in g.
yard lengths. regular price l2c. O.
piece. sale prioe................ OC
Silk Prussia Binding
6-yard piece. black or white,
regular price isttc. apiece. sale g,
Lightning Bone Casing
Improved. 3-yard piece, all
coiors. regularly sold at Sc. N
piece sale price ............". -
Silk Serge Betting
io-ysrd piece, Ia inches
and white. regular price N.D <yr
piece, sale price. e................ ~
Tolson's Banding
BLACK and white. or drab.
regular price DC. yard. sale &c
price ........s.sssssss's''''' ''''''''''''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

George II. Persons was bound over ia
the grand jury in $500. by Judge Sweet
land, today for the embezzlement Of $40
from the Providence Ice co. Persons
held back collections
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22


Nickel Plated Safety Pins
Fine quality all sizes. regular
price sc. to &c. dozen. sale &C
Adamantine Pins
Regular price &c. paper. sale
price THREE PAPERS for. &C
Mourning Pins
One box OF 40 count. regular
price &C. box. sale price. IC
Dandy English 400 Pins
Equal 10 Eagle or other
brands, regular price &c. paper, ~
sale price ....................,..,. ~
Metal Hair Pins
Package OF 100 count, resu-
larly sold at 3d. package, sale rn
price TWO for. or................... CS
Large Pin Cubes
Jet or mat heads, regular %
price So. cube, sale price,. ~
The Genuine Clinton
Safety Pin
Has no equal. all sizes. reg On
ular price sc. to 7c.. sale price u
John English Needles
Shsrps, oil sizes, regular price rc
Be paper. sale price TWO for OC
II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

John O'Brien, "a years old. of Boston.
employed as a car inspector at Horton s
Grove. fell yesterday afternoon and cut
his cheek. He was sent to St Joseph 8
hospital.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-10-01
Cool Weather Clothing.

There is forceful logic in the
argument by the Empire Mercan-
tile Co. in their advertisement in
this issue that, it is wise to buy
Fall Clothes in October because
the buyer gets longer wear for
his money, and a larger assort-
ment to select from. This firm
handles the Hand Tailored Cloth
ing of Sch1oss Bros. & Co., of Bal
timore, the largest tailoring
house in the world. Stylish
dressers ought to take look at
their new Reliance double breast
ed sack suit.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-10-01
Evergreen Dots.

The dry weather continues
here and gardens are very much
in need of rain; cotton and late
corn would be greatly benefited
by good rain.
Capt. ]. J. Wilcox, of Jackson
vile, visited here Saturday.
Marsh Mob1ey and Homer
Adams of Fitzgerald, attended
preaching at Union last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Cox, Of
Douglas, visited their parents al
Evergreen last Saturday.
Miss Belle Norwood returned
to her home at Jessup Friday.
Mr.. Tommie Merritt, of Am
brose, was a visitor here Monday.
Revs. ]. B. MCGEE and w. C.
Davis held the third quarterly
meeting here last Sunday for the
Crisp circuit.
Miss Leona Moore commenced
her term of school here Monday,
with quite large enrolment.
Mr.. J. P. Moore attended court
at Irwinville last week.
Misses Belle and Matte Ora.
ham of Fawn, visited with the
family of Mr.. Robert Russell last
Monday.
Mr.. Tom Moore, of Triton, is
visiting friends here this week.
Misses Susie and Carrie Fus.
sell and Messrs Math Russell
and Charlie Walker spent two
days in Fitzgerald last week.
Miss Beckie Hill visited her
sister Mrs. r. L. Russell Sunday
The little baby of Mr.. Lige
Dorminey is very i'll at this writ.
ing. Brown EYES.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-10-01
Special Reduced Rates.

Parties living in the north who
contemplate trip to Fitzgerald
this winter will find it to their
advantage to write Mr.. J. G,
Knapp, Travelling Passenger
Agent of the Atlantic & Birming.
ham railroad, Fitzgerald, as tc
rates and route.
October 10th round trip tickets
can be purchased, good for 81
days, from Chicago SIS; St.Louis
SIG; Cairo SIC; Evansville $14
Louisville $14; Cincinnati $14
Corresponding1y low rates from
other points.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-10-01
A Raid On the Pound.

Early thhis morning Mr.. ]. w.
Pridgen came to the city look
ing for his cows, and fou nd
several in the city pound
where they had been kraaled
during the night.
It was early in the morning, be-
for 5 O'Clock, and a few people
on the street and pound master
Hardee was still in bed and Mr..
Pridgen proceeded to pull down
the fence and turn his cattle out
and drove them home.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-10-01
Bishop H. M. Turner.

The ablest and perhaps best
known negro in the world, Bis
hop H. M. Turner, will be in
Fitzgerald next Sunday. lie
has been a leader of his race
since the days of Fred Douglas
and B. K. Bruce.
He is every inch a negro and
at once the profoundest and most
loyal of all his tribe. He will
dedicate the new C. NJ. E. church
just north of the S "A L. station.
An effort will be made to have
him preach at the Central M. E.
Church Sunday evening.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-10-01
The A. & B. Officials.

Vice-president and general
manager Geo. Dole Wadley and
Supt. Alex Bonnyman, of the
famous Atlantic & Birmingham
railroad, (made famous by their
tact and energy, )were inthe city
Tuesday and honored the Enter
prise Office with call. They
are both very popular with Fitz-
gerald business men, who
understand that they have done
more for the city than any other
railroad men, since the day it
was founded.