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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-24
BITTEN BY A SNAKE.

Maytield, KY, Sept. IA young
man BY the name Of Stamper, was
bitten by a poisonous snake yesterday
and for some time was In very pre-
csrious condition. Doctors after work.
ing with him for some time revived
him.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-24
DEATH AT FULTON.

Fulton, Sept 24-Mrs. Charles
Stephenson, age about 80 years, died
at her home northeast Of Fulton from
consumption. A husband and two
children survive her.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-24
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Prominent Young Man OF Trigg
County Killed.
News of Interest From Fulton-May.
fields Citizens
Ticket.
SOME OTHER STATE NEWS
SOME OTHER STATE NEWS
SENATOR'S NEPHEW KILLED.

ShNATUKS' NEPHEW KILLED.
Cadiz, Ky. Sept. 24-Thomas Oren-
shaw, Jr., accidentally shot himself
while out hunting near Roaring
Springs, and died from the effects. He
was climbing fence when the acct
dent occurred, the charge striking him
in the left breast. He was seventeen
years Of age and . nephew Of former
Senator II. @. Crenshaw.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-24

Mr.. Claude johnson, of Pine Bluff,
Ark, returned home yesterday after
visiting here.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-24

1t Is rumored that Prince Ching has
asked Minister Couger to secure the
Intervention Of the United States i'm
the Manchurian complication.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-24

Eleven convicts escaped from o
guard at q railroad camp in Arkansas.
Three Of them were recaptured.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-24

A dog, bearing in his mouth piece of that stolen
crossing smooth stream by OF plank Looking
what he took TO be another dog carrying another piece Snap
png greedy to get this well he let got OF the that
lost il the stream.
belongs to tus, deserves 10 lose
h
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30
PETOsKEY.

Petoskey, Mich. Aug. S-Petoskey is the
nrst TO feel the tide OF summer travel NORTH
ward. and the last to recognize the fact
that the season is waning. Social pleasures
here are still at full. tide and many new
comers are registered daily. -
the Jim Lewis Fishing Club. presided over
by that prince OF fishermen, John r.
Storm of st. Louis. The banquet m
the evening. which was sumStuously
sumptuous. was served at the Imperial. In
tiieir. desire to keep the "doingss as pro-
the festive board all the representative of
the press local and so1ourning, with view
to filling them up too full for utterance.
Jim Lewis of the Imperial has been elected
perpetual grand panjandrum and eyerias ST.
ing steward Of the club +
Messrs. Lee NJ and N. ]. Byrnes regis
tered at the New Arlington to-day.
blanchard and Miss Daisy Oden are re-
cent arrivals from Davenport. Ia.
Sol Adler und Miss Anna Fefby-ar guests
at the Arlington. - ! =
Miss Emma ). Stillman was 4 xuest n
the Arlington portion Of the week. !
NE and. Mrs. William sBampaft and Mr..
and Mrs. ~. 7. Hewitt OF Leavenworth are
staying at the Arlington.
Miss E. r, C1eary l. at the Imperial also
Mrs. e. Wittenberg. - -
B. r. Givens returned to tie Imperial tfiis
week after trip around the resorts.
Mr.. and Mre. w. H. Wilson. Miss Wilson
and Mrs d. p. Bacon and Miss Bacon OF
Poplar Springs. Mo-. are guests at the Inn
Doctor b voerster, Jr..AIrs. J. Schroeder.
Mrs. George Babcock and Miss Carrie
Babcock OF Sedalia are also Mt the Perry.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30
MACKINAC.

week has seen the beginning of the end nf
the resort season of 1908. The fall excur-
sions viii keep up numbers for awhile. but
al society is packing UP and departures far
outnumber arrivals. -
Progressive card parties of various kinds
and crate fires OF evenings suggest the fad
ing of the season. - :
Mr.. and Mrs. .. w. Childs and Mr.. and
Mrs p. s. Fish are late arrivals at the
Mr.. Inf1l and Mrs. 4. a. La Rue Of Kan...
City are at the Lakeview
Mrs. A. J. McCarty. Miss Obera McCar-
ty and Raymond McCarty composed n
pleasant party from Somerset, KY, who are
resorting here. = -
Mr. and Mrs. r.. A. Field and o. A. Field.
JT.i of ST. Louis. are guests. at the New
Chippewa. "
J.. a. Langley OF Burlington, Ia. is also
at the Chippewa.
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Hackney of Lincoln
are at the New Mackfnac -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30

So: and Mrs. g. ". Smith. Jr: and a,
t are f M sua e M4s
Mr.. and in Mr.; ). nIa +. Bird and and Mss Bird.
, are % among the large large number $ % Of Wesrerners
from that city at the Herperus. Magnolia,
Mass; Mr.. Bird is just now away with
| cruise on the schooner hoos.er.
Doctor and Mrs. William Taussig Of St.
Louis Is s,s are as the FoIest Hill Home
Miss Lowell Of covington, KY. Is at Mag
Arrivals at the oceanside. Magnolia,
! Moore. st. Louis; A. F. Evans. Kansas CEy.
| Me-; Robert y. Brooking.. Miss Ethel Ed
! gaI. st. Louis: Frank Moore. indianapolis.
M: and Ms. William A.. Nettleton of
nra kansas CITY Nc; with thsis & son Master
family. Mr.. NettIeton is visiting his mother,
Mrs: George Il. Nettleton. ~,
hamme. OF st. Louis. who are summering
al the Hesperus. are on a visit for a few
days With x Goddeh enSs at 81 ST. .o: He !. at
| Mount Pleasant House. spending his second
season ~ the White Mountains.
-, Miss ST.: F, n Martin Of Peoria. ILL.,. is at
Mr.. and Mrs. w; H; Holmes Of Aledo. II:
| are at the Intervale House. Intervale. y. H;
/
| at the Fabyan House. White Mountains.
N. 6. Niedringhaus Of st. Louis and Doc
tor. Dewitt. Wolfe OF Louisville. KY, are
| late arrivals at the wentworth House.
| Among tho guests at the Kearsarge.
srend s. H. H aas % Knsc
sing Of Austin, Tex. who have Joined Mrs.
| kinsolsing. -
n. ' il. a'e q. ''e f1o"Ai0 no'ss' 'e'e"e"'
r; wolaredse and c. g. Merriam Of Lex
HOUSE, s ssampscott. as Gasss Mass. a. 'As Aneo'A
| J. 8. MalIoy Of Colorado Springs. Colo.
is at the New Ocean House. swampscott.
Guest. at Young.s Hotel. Winthrop.
Mass. are looking forward to the annual
return Of Miss Annette Spence; who is ex-
L. c. Hayward Of Denver. Colo. is at the
! Hotel Pemberton. Nantaeket. Mass.
R. j. Barry, Joliet. ILL.,. and Alfred g. To-
hey Of st. Louis are at the Rockland
House. Nantasket, Afass.
Miss Ethel Moore Of St. Louis is the
guest Of Miss Louise Davis. North Fal-
and H. sempYe are eat at the Hotel Hotel cotocheses @ Se
Osterville. Mass
Mrs. Susan Lincoln Of Lyons, Ia, former
resident, who has been visiting relatives at
yesterday for her M western tern home. M S' 'e''
Mrs. E: Q. Adams Of Galesburg. ILL.,. Is
visiting her sister, Miss Gray at Easton
Furnace. Mass.
Mrs. Horace Bates of Louisville, KY,
formerly OF Plymouth. Mass. Is guest Of
Mrs. Susan Davis at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton OF Iowa, and his
brother, OF Illinois, old residents, are stop
VT.
John GiroIer Of Louisville. KY. is visiting
friends at Marblehead. Mass.
William II. Mason of st. Louis No. is at
the Ems. Beach Bluffs, Mass.
Among the prominent Southerners At the
stock. n. H.. this week. were: Mrs. q. 8.
Thomas of Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. J. Leach Of Bloomington,
Ill. are at Mrs. Mason Reeds, Keene N.
H. Mrs. Leach was Miss Nan Blake OF
Swanzey. N. H.
Mrs. George Taper Of Logansport, Ind,
Ashland, Mass
Lille f. Moran of Bareston, Neb., is
visiting friends in saugus. Mass.
Miss Byrd Locke Of Texas Mo-, Il the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Charles A. Alien,
Mrs. ]. H. .Craddock Of Lincoln, Neb.. Is
visiting relatives in Mystic, Conn.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30
ABOUT PEOPLE
AT THE
SUMMER RESORTS.
CHAIN o. LAKES.


waupaca. Wis. Aug. 2s.-Society was at
4 its best the preceding week. and although
: go near the end OF the season, 1t was the
( gayest week in the annals OF the Ycar. Ihe
guests are commencing to depart. but tEcse
I, who have not yet gone were fully repaid
: by the entertainment given by Robert L.
and Roy +. Brtton OF St. Louis at the
/ Veterans Home Amusement Hall on Tues
day evening. The popularity of these tall
ented young men was shown by The fact
Z OF the crowded house which greeted tfcm
at the rise OF the curtain. Over 80 people
8 crowded tho hall to the doors. Besides the
sketch. THE Littlest Girl" 4 Gramatiza.
tlon by Richard Helliard. and an original
i sketch. "a Robbery in the Might the
/. programme was composed of music selec-
tions and monolcgues by hotel talent. The
hit of the evening was made by Elsie Val
I dron. a niece OF the Brittons. who took the
/. part of the ''Li!tlest Girl" She Is only o
years old. but played with an undcrstind-
person. She was the recipient OF many
flowers at the close of the act. The entire
troupe was entertained q, a supper at The
Grand View Hotel after the evenings per-
Torrance. and jollier crowd never as
semblcd in the dining hall.
The dance on Saturday evening was
made a special occasion by the hotel man.
( agement. 1t was probably the largest dance
of she season. and the dance music was
sy sn ss al ed WITH
GERS, who came from all parts OF the lakes
and from Waupaca also. The dancing floor
has the reputation of being one of the best
in the State, and the semiweekly hops"
this year have afforded much pleasure TO
the resorters
Last Friday night the Grand View Hotel
management rendered the guests cineh
party. The amusement hall was still dec
Grated from the dance. and was quite fes-
tive in appearance. The prizes were won by
Mr.. c. E. Curby of ST. Louis and Miss
Josephine Wieferick.
The sensation of the Lakes was the record I
breaking swim this week Of Miss Irene
Rahte. who is only IA years old. She started
from her cottage. on Point Comfort, and
SWAN TO the Veterans Home dock. a dis
stance of nearly one mile. She felt strong at
the finish and could have kept on.
Miss Este.le Milsen Biuthardt of st. Louis
was the hostess OF the most enjoyable
marshmalow roast ever given on the Lakes
on Monday evening. The party was given IN
honor of Miss Bluthardt's friend, Miss Mabel
Claussenius. who is visiting her and will
remain TO the close Of the season. Music
was furnished by string orchestra. and re-
Treatments were served throughout the
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Griesedieck of st.
Louis. who have been visiting C. E. Curby
OF the same city. left here the early part
of the week with their son. Alvin.
This week has also seen the departure of
~. H. Kuhl and family of Peoria. Ill. They
were very good friends OF +. II. Britton OF
BIT Louis. who left here Wednesday with
Mrs. Nellie Durham. :.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30
mAssAcHUsErrs COAST.

Boston. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE season has
iand resorts. All hotels are doing a -four
West continues to- to bring % host host ,1f of Vaeas as
tionists
A any resort you drop into you will
pedestrian parties. and the golf links tennis
and squash courts and bathing beaches are
crowdsd ss, during ha the p,1PuIar hours o,,,
ol yiew. and there is now constant round
Of. balls. dinners, receptions and parties OF
az sosis and fiscrDtions tD ssiu.
season OF racing. is now at its height. Even
ings there is continual promenade on the
5saStifui 6ads ,,,,,n and spacious Broadway; hun;
yerantias are crowded, and their magnificent
courtyards are scenes OF festive gayety,
for the laughing throng. with almost com
tinuous strains OF music from the orches-
tras.
Simmons of Owensburg, KY, are at the
New Ocean House, swampscott,. Mass.
W. A. Reah of New Orleans Is also at
the New Ocean House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Aiken OF ST. Louis
are registered at the MattaQuason. Chat
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Tiernan and Mis-, Tier
nan OF Cairo. H.. are also at the Malta
MI; ard Mrs 7. R. Kaekley and Mrs
the Maplewood House. bethlehem. n. H.
George Linkfield of Elgin, ILL.,, accom-
panied by his daughter, are the guests of
Mrs. William Smith. Franklin street, Wren
than, Mass.
Miss Ethel Burnlam of St Louis is visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs +. II. Hardy, Andover.
Arthur 8. Haseitine, Postmaster at coun-
cti Bluffs; Ia. is spending the month at
Plymouth, N. H, renewing acQuaintancc9
OF his younger days.
n. CeceIIa Callahan and Miss Minnie Cal
lahan OF st. Louis are at Perkinss Hotel.
Jackson, n. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strauss of LOUIS
VILE, Ky. are registered at Fabyan House.
judge and Mrs. David Nye Of Omaha,
Neb.. are at the Lake House, Sandwich.
David Robertson Of Nashville. Tenn. is
Mass -, -1>-,''s 's-.-.s' -
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Carter and Miss Ruth
the Agassiz. Bethlehem, N. II.
Little Lolita Armour continues to enjoy
herse-f on the beach and around .Se hotel
grounds at Swampscott, Mass. She Is quite
familiar sight on Atlantic avenue sitting
IN her little carriage behind Patsy. her
The Misse. Ruth, Marion and Esther
Cleveland daughters OF ex-President Cieve-
land. have been spending the. week in Sand
wich. Mass, the guests Of Mrs. Rose Dali
{ Miss Edith Martin and Miss +. N. Martin
OF PEORIA H.. are at the Bellevue. Inter-
Mrs. James r. Howe Of Galesburr. In..
- at the 6eashore House. Old Orchard. Ne.
s 8. Il. Baker Of Terre Haute, Ind. Il Al
the Alberta, Old Orchard No ), =,
Al the Hotel Everett, Old Orchard, Ne.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30

The Reverend Harry Lnwood Hartvell
Of Dunstable. Mass. has accepted call
to the Congregational Church at Neponset,
western and Southern visitors to the
Summit House. Mount Washington. Mon.
Rapids, Ia: Jonathan Thomas. MIS-. charIe.
Ketcham. Jennie Hale. Anamosa. Ia; Mrs.
Jane Davis. Miss GeneVeve Smith, Miss
Emma Smith. Evansville. Ind.
train. was John d. Hagenbuch Of Daven-
port. Ia. MI: Hagenbuch IS making q va
Of the. East. having visited Niagara Falls
and the st. Lawrence River, and from
here he will 60 to Atlantic City, and thence
TO Pennsylvania. where he will visit his
J. Pierpont MorEan's camp at Lake Mo
began. Adirondacks. has been opened for
'ns With es py Mosssn wno
Miss Violet Hart Of New Orleans. vas one
OF the prominent Southerners at the Bella
my hop. Hotel Childwood, Adirondacks,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hone gave a large
reception at the Pot and Kettle Club. Bar
SOM Hotter ana III
fiancee. the beautiful Miss Alice Castleman
Of Louisville. KY.
Manchester, VT.
Miss Chadbourne of st. Louis is guest
at the Manhanset House. Shelter Island.
l. 1.
q. r. Fitch and C. B. Person Of Atchi-
son. Kas.. are at the Manisses. Block Is
land. r. l..
Throngs Of summer visitors at Province
town, Cape Cod. have had opportunity Of
viewing specimens Of horse mackerel dur
ing the past few days, many handsome
specimens having been trapped by weirs
about there this week. Twerty-one Of the
big creatures were hoisted from boats 10
the steamboat for shipment to the Boston
market. The fish weighed from 200 to 100
pounds.
The summer season at Manchester. Mass,
where there Is large st. Louis colony.
has reached its zenith. and the social wh:rl
that has continued uninterruntedly
throughout the week has scarcely ever
been exceiled. II eQualed.
The Illumination and band concert at the
Manchester Yacht Club Saturday evening
was the feature Of a very gay week.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Goodrich and Richard
Goodrich Of st. Louis are registered at
the Mount Pleasant House. White Noun
Miss Mary C. Fiske of St. Louis IL at the
Intervale House. Intervale. N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. DAILY Of Terre Haute,
ina. are at the Mount Washington House,
Bethlehem, N. H.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30
szANiToIu.

Manitou. Colo. Aug. 2s-The waning Of
the summer has made but little difference
wi. %i.h The 4, crowd of p!easnre,seekers at M The
season in opening. the days are warm and
dazzlingly bright, making the thoughts oi
home-go.ng flied with regret
Last Thursday q jolly party, composed
OF sixteen prominent st. Louis people. who
will make a tour of the State before re-
turning. registered at the Barker for sew.
of Mrs. S. V. Marstiller. Miss Nellie Nc
Millen. Miss Blanche Keller. Miss K. Der
lin, Mrs kellersmann. Miss Pauline Kel-
Biomberg, Miss Addie Bernie, Miss Emma
krackauer, Doctor A. l.. Bernard, Doctor
Sara l; Bernard, Miss Nina Cherry. Miss
Mr.. A. J.. Bundsciee. accompanied by
Messrs. II. J. and c. {. Bundschee. proml-
nent business men of Independence, Mo-.
are 1T the Barker for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Behr of st. Louis.
who are old visitors in Manitou. are stop
Mr.. Edward schleben of St. Louis is reg
istered at the Cliff.
Miss Clara Fischer of st. Louis is at the
Clin with party of friends.
Mrs d. r. Gaucher Of Carthage. Mo-, is
Mr.. J. r Allison Of st. Joseph has Joined
ping at the Sunny Side.
Mr.. Il. w. Eubank of Fayette, Mo-, who
has visited Manitou for several seasons. is
Mr.. Harry V. Bowman, representing the
Daily Mail of Nevada. Mo-, and his brother
Lynn, from Fort Riley. Kas.. are spending
their vacation In Manitou.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Boyer Of st. Louis are
registered at the C1iR..
Mrs. G, E. Messerly of sedalia. Mo-. has
been at the CHI for several weeks.
Mrs. F. A. Fodde of ST. Louis and Miss
Cora Walton of Butler are among the late
visitors at the Cliff
Mrs: John Murrin. John Owen and Char
JOtlc owen OF Marvyille. Mo- rofurufncp
home after several weeks at the Pittsbure.
Miss Marguerite Graham and Miss Katie
vaughn accompany them.
Other distinguished Missourians at the re-
sort are: r. H. Iaing. F. r. L Jones of ST.
Louis, at the Cliff: E. Lauder Of st. Louis,
w. P. Snooks of st. Joseph, Miss Jennie
Watkins Of Richmond. NO.. and e. s. VIII
rams ana son Of Carthage. Mo-. at the
Mary Blanchard OF Old Orchard. Mo. at
the Grand View: J. }. Dudlet Of Springfield.
at the Iron Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schaef.
Ter OF 81. Louis. at the Barker: T.. q, Mar
shall OF Independence. at the Pittebure.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30

phur Springs. 1t was especially interesting
The idea OF 1t was conceived by Mrs. Roger
A. Pryor OF New York, who worked with a
committee of ladies to perfect every detail.
The proceeds. which were large. are 10 be
divided among the three churches here
Mrs. A. b. Lambert led the minuet. which
was the opening dance Mrs. Lambert " as
gowned in blue chiffon with silver embro OIL
dery.
The children's ball last week was an af-
fair Of great interest to all ages and was
particularly brilliant. Masters Don" and
Albert Lambert were among the most nc
tceably well costumed children present. the
former as Prince and the latter as Puck.
These unusually handsome children are
great pets here, and on this occasion re-
ceived great applause as they appeared in
the grand march,
Hrs. Lambert entertained at a large card
party on Wednesday morning. Mrs. McGrew
assisting in receiving the guests. The
prizes. which were very handsome and well
selected, were won by Miss Jones OF Rich
mond. Mrs. Walter S.ilson Hutchins of
Washington. d. c.. and Mrs. Robert Bell
of Louisville.
Recent arrivals are: Mr.. A. B. Lambert.
Nj. and Mrs. b. c. Cockrell (son and
daughter-in-law of the Senator from Mis-
sourD. Mr.. and Mrs s. b. Hughes and Mr..
Phillip Fraker.
Mrs. Robert Sturgeon of ST. Louis has re-
turned here after visit TO the Hot Springs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30

In the ladies' golf tournament of Monday
at the jamestown Golf and Country Club
Miss Barnes beat Mrs. Birney. 5 UP. In the
second round in the tennis mixed doubles
Miss Nellie Wicashaul and J. II. Taussig
beat Miss Van Week and {. E. Van Week.
Jr., 60. GA. Miss l.. LAWS and +. Catlin,
Jr.. beat Miss Gibbs and w. +. Gibbs. As,
rs. rs.
Miss Mary Lakeland of st. Louis. who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Doctor W. T.
Bull at Newport, assisted in receiving at
Mrs. Bulls large musicale at Dudley place
in Newport last Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Seabury Ford of Cleveland and Signor Al
fonzo Pontecorvo sang beautifully.
The following nenue was served at the
Shoneby Hill Dining Club last Sunday:
Little Neck CLANS.
EermIceln Soup.
Boiled Salmon, caper Sauce.
Roast Chicken.
Baked Ham,
Peas. Caulfower. Rice. Potatoes
Lobster Salad.
Peach Pie. Chocolate Ice Cream.
Cheese. Crackers
iea Gomez.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30
GRAND HAVEN.


The season at the local resorts is now
about over. and with the close of the pres-
ent week majority of the summer resi-
dents at Highland Park and Of the watering
their homes. The season has been very
PHEASANT one. despite the fact that the
weather conditions were not always OF the
DeSt. Nearly al the summer visitors to
, this locality own their cottages and summer
residents and most of them continue to
come year after year. The regular st. Louis
colony here is very large one.
Many changes and improvements are con-
templated at the local summer resorts be-
years visitors win Sec sec conditions a Greatly atty
improved. despite the fact that they are
Wen nigh perfect even now. A large new
Park. and the promoters are now at work
Interesting capital. 1t is proposed to make
It the second largest beach hotel on the
Grand Rapids. Grand Haven and Musieson
large new pavilion on the lake suitable to
vaudeville performance the season through.
:, The Iebbetts. De Camp and Lewis fan!-
mes OF 81. Louis are camping on the banks
OF Grand River. Xix miles above Highland
John Martin: the Mayor of Emporia. Kas..
ana joseph Churchill of st: Louis brought
pickerel OF the. season this week. The
early fishing season here was not good. but
mas picked up wonderfully the past
eve: recorded have been reported Local
waters TEEN with the gamy black bass.
pickerel muskalonge, perch and pike A
pickere. wal caught In Grand River this
season by st. Louisan which weighed
twenty-eight pounds.
Tho Missea Nellie Hart, Isabelle Duncan
and Mary Schieckle of st. Louis entertained
their friends at Highland Park one evening
this week.
Mrs. w. Wilson of ST. Louis is a late-sea-
son arrival at the Park Hotel.
Mr.. Gardner and Mrs. Charles Nugent
and families have returned to their st.
Louia homes after seison at Highland
Park.
ceran and wife OF st. Louis arc at High
land Park Hotel for the balance Of the sea-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-04
FOR A MODEL VILLAGE.

A dispatch from Ashevi11e says
that Mr.. George w. Vanderbilt
is to establish a railroad station
and a model village between
Hendersonvil1e and Brevard, a.
bout thirty miles from Ashevi1le,
n. c., at a cost of $1,OoO,OO0.
Mr.. Vanderbilt owns many
acres of timber land around the
proposed village, and further to
the east, toward Mount Pisgah,
are his great hunting preserves
of $4,000 acres. The Biltmore
estate has contracts for the de-
livery of a great quantity of TIM
Der products from this region.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has expended
approximately 100000 in
Western Carolina, and in Bum
combe county he pays taxes on
something like $1,2O0.O00.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-04
Eat AIlYou Want.

Persons troubled with indiges.
ton or Dyspepsia can eat all
they want if they will take Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. This remedy
prepares the stomach for the
reception, retention, digestion and
assimilation of all of the whole
some food that may be eaten, and
enables the digestive organs to
transform the same into the kind
of blood that gives health and
strength. Sold by ]. Hawkins,
Goodman & Go.
Mrs. Mollie Allen, of South Fork,
KY, says she has prevented at
tacks of cholera morbus by taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets when she felt an attack
coming on. Such attacks are
usually caused by indigestion and
these Tablets are just what is
needed to cleanse the stomach and
ward off the approaching attack.
Attacks of bilious collie may be
prevented in the same way For
sale by j. H. Goodman & Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-04
[To BE Continued
Suicide Prevented.

The startling ANNOUNCER that
preventive of suicide had been
discovered will interest many. A
run down system, or dependency
invariably precede suicide and
something has been found that
will prevent that condition which
makes suicide likely. AT the first
thought of self destruction take
Electric Bitters. lt'sbeing a great
tonic and nervlne will strengthen
the nerves and build up the sys-
tenn. It's also a great Stomach.
Liver rand Kidney regulator. Only
SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed at
all Druggists.