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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
THE PRESS OF THE NATION.

When il is taken into consideration
that West Virginia has settled down
into a manufacturing State with strong
protection beliefs there does not seem
10 be any substantial reason why it
should Jump over into the Democratic
column merely because Vice Presiden-
tial Candidate Davis lives there.-Phil-
sdeiphia Inquirer
The Commoner Of Lincoln, Neb., con-
tains some stirring editorial matter
these days The leading two-page ar
ticle for the issue OF October is en-
titled The Wonders Of the West" It
is an appreciation of some of the
scenic beauties OF the Yellowstone Park
and the Yosemite Valley.-New York
Tribune.
On the day after the election the peo-
pie are likely 10 go on with their usual
vOcations. confident whichever way ii
goes that the country is not in imme-
date danger. And, Of course, ii will
not be- II is the remote dangers that
are TO be feared. Governments do not
break up in a day.-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
One Of the principal elements Of safe
~ to life and property in our society is
ife Incidence and the consequent stu
uidity Of many Of the evil disposed.
There are malicious persons who are
HARMLESS only because they are affiict-
q with the germ of laziness.-Philadel-
. ria Record.
colombia and Panama are both agi-
lsted. Well. perhaps that climate is no
worse for our soldiers than that of the
Philippines.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
A return 10 the sound. basic, constitu-
tional principles Of our government will
work much good for our institutions.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

MAMIE KELLY-A- o. S, City.
Mamie Kelly. a schoolgirl. was muir
dered in this city. November 10. 1886.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

Special information supplied daily ~
business houses and public men By tns
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). 230 CA1-
tfornia street Telephons Main 1oA4
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

A further departure along the lines of
oppression at home and tyranny abroad
will bring great evils.-St Louis Re-
public.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

Tonight the Sequoia Club will hold
an "at home" in its quarters in the St
Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs Jack Wilson will sail
from Boston in December for an extern
sive trip abroad. Egypt will engage
their attention for a month or two,
after which will come an automobile
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

There is a whisper abroad that Miss
Mabel Gum will become a bride before
Christmastide. 1t was first thought
that the bonny maid would be a bride
OF sLring, but lovers are importunate
and DR.. Thayer proves no exception
Lucky DR.. Thayeri
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

colombia and Panama are both agi-
isted. Wei. perhaps that climate is no
worse for our soldiers than that of the
hilippines.-Cincinnsti Enquirer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

A return TO the sound. basic. constitu-
tional principles Of our government will
work much good for our institutions.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

The fact that there doesn't appear
to be much of campaign does not ar
que that there will not be great deal
Of voting.-Cincinnati Inquirer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

n HE man who wrote that epi-
gram so often quoted, In order
that a love letter NAV be what
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

- Die sr6Bte llubebasli6feit, BET
ir9eno elnem Sun9enlei0en, piro Sur6
6as Suiteu ueruriadt /; Die i6nsllite
@rlsihterun9 miro ourh Den @ebrau6
uOn Or. slu9uit S6nis's hamburger
8rulttbee ueruriadt, pslder, penn beiB
sstrunteH, bsrubiSt uuO ben S9lsim
bsIsiti9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

= sllle fret umber lauienoen Sunoe
miihen pom 1. Suli oil einen Wfaultorb
tra9en.
= Sn Der PoliSei. Gbtbeiluus babier
lollen rnebrere 6ur69reiienbe Ser1nbers
ungen por9enOmmen werben.
= Prof. D. 8. S6illins, eiuit Der
Diri9ent oes 2ieoerfranj uno lange
Sabre @borOirisent Der ct. geters Sas
tbebrale, mirb nG6lten Sonntag gum
leetenmale als FOLDER fuu9iren nno
Oann scranton perlalien, nm cine abns
lide Stelle in 8rootlDn an,unebmen.
9lls Gin 3siden Der slnertennung ieiner
SerOienite ais @borlciter murbe ibm
seltern 9lbeuo cine pra1tpolle goloene
llbrfette iiberrei6t. Prof. Sobn E.
SSattins LIT iein 9ta6fol9er.
: Der bon ben jiin9eren S9iilern
oes 9llbin SOrn StubioS am Oienlta9
9(beno absebaltene ,8ecital" leste be-
reotes .SeugniB fir bic 2ii6ti9feit uno
@riinOli6feit bes llnterri6tes 6es Ssrrn
aorn ab, Senn Die idmmtli6en Sdiiler
le9ten trob ibrer Sugeno nit ibren Sors
trG9en @bre ein, mel6e Gbatiu9e aud
BON Dem Sablrei6 eribienenen Publifum
pOllig anerfannt murbe. Wtor9en Gbeno
finOet Der r6ecital" Der dlteren S6iiler
itatt, Su Dem bic Sreunoe oeS STUDIOS
freunbli6lt eingelaben iino. SRI. Caro-
lDn @. Slof, Sopran, mel6e am
Oienita9 Slbenb einen iebr an9enebmen
@inbrud madte, miro aud bel bielem
nlitmirfen.
= Die @irtbe, bic bon Der Nfuni,is
pal Si9a bes Sonntassuerfaufs anSes
tla9t murben unb elmer Serpirfun9
ibrer 2i5enien gewabr waren, baben nit
Der 2i9a ein llebereinfommen 9ctrofien
uno bieie piro nunmebr ni6t auf elmer
Serwirfun9 ibrer Yiienien beiteben. slm
Oienitag fanb cine oiesbe;iigli6e Sons
feren; itatt unS Die Wirtbe perpfl9tes
ten ii6 bann, lire Rl6te pon Wtitters
na6t Samita9s bis Wfitterna6t SOnns
tags unb ben 9leifen Stunben an
Sablta9en iu i6lieBen uno 3war ioll
bic Sereinbarung fir eineu 3eitraum
BON orei Sabren 9elten. SSer bic Sers
ciubarun9 iibertritt, belien SBens pirb
ais perpirft erflart werOen. slub mill
man mitbelieu, alle unliieniirten Pldse
iu i6lieBen. Die 9lusgaben fir bic
Hegeln iollen uCn ben @irtben aud be-
;ablt merben unb ferner iollen lie bel
einer beitimmten Perion bic Summe BON
$4,000 biuterlegen, lpelde oaju benust
werbeu iol, @eiesesiibertreter ;u pers
iOl9en. Ourh Die obi9e Sereinbarun9
bat bic WtuniSipal 2isa ibren 3Ded-
S6lieBuu9 Der 8irtbl6aften an Sonus
uH6 9Sabltagen-errei6t unb es piro
in Der 3ufunft iebr ibwieris iein, an
9enannten 2a9en beraulhenoe @etranfe
3u erlan9en. Gr.S6eriff Charles SO.
binion uno glopOfat G. q. 9Billarb Der:
trateu bel Den 8erbanoluu9en bic
SSirtbe unb bradten eS fertig, SaB
aSent 9tobert SSiliOn ;ulest iif bereit
erflarte, bic sln9elegenbeit pie oben
~ i1hhten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
(Giustfanbt.)

Wenn es fpabr iit, mas uiele Der bic.
lt9en nHeuerenos" bebaupten, oa6 oas
gSirtbs9el6Gft uno Der 9lusi6anf pon
beraui6enben @etrGnfen elm Serbre.
den lit, pie f6mmt es oann, bas Der
Staat elm iol6es Serbreden li;enlirt
uno 9eieslid le9aliiirt ? 9ia6 einem
alten Rebtssrunbiase fann tein Ser,
bre6en bur6 Elm @eies lesaliiirt
merben.
llno ferner: SSenn bic pon ben gSirs
then erbobene SiSensiteuer ySiinbeus
9elo" lit, wie fOmmt es oann, bae
Staat, @ountD uno S6ulbiltritte 10
begicri9 iino, ibren 9lntbcil al oieienl
rSiinoen9elo" Su erbalteu? =? gta6 eis
mem alten Ge6ts9rurbiaee lit Der Sch.
ler 10 i6nlbi9 mie Der Stebler, unb
wenn Die SBirtbe vgerbre6er4 iiuo,
baum finb Der Staat, oas 9OnntD unO
bic S6ulSiitritte einfa9 Wtiti6ul.
bi9e.
9io9 cine Srass: 98enn man ben
9etrunfebanbel ablhaift, 10 miirbe oas
Surd elm na6 0iilliOnen ;ablenoer
6eblbetra9 an Steuern entiteben. Oa
Die Serren v0ieperenbs" uno ibr I'M
Wertbe bon pielen Wiillionen Dollars
ltebenoes Sir6enei9entbum ablolut feline
Steuern beiablen (ni6t einmal fir
StraBenpHaiterung, slbsu9stanale, II.
|. n.y., wie loll baum Der 9lusiall all
Steuerbeitrasen seoedt weroen? Oa.
our9, oa6 man ben armen Wtann nod
mebr beiteuert ?
gto6 elm Punft: g8enu man bsute
iebe Wirtbidaft i'm Staate i6liebt, 10
ptro iih bic Ofientli6e so ora nidt
I'M elm Sofa beben. 9ii6t in ben an
ltanoi9en @irtbi6aften leibet Die Sitts
lt9teit Sbaben, ionbern bur6 OaS un.
belArantte Strabenwanbern iun9er
Ven9el uno Oirnen. gSarum ninmt
Die 9eiitli6feit ni6t Stelluns ;u Die
lem uebel poH Der San;sl berab ? 9Sa.
rum brin9t lie ni6t aui oie 8allirun9
eines 9urfelu.@ .@sieseS," pel6es Oieier
gum 9immel i6reienben llnlitte GINGER
maBen lteuern niiroe. S...98.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
500 @eIohnnna. 500.

Die esisr birisr 3stuns prbtn f6 fturn ~
trfabrtu, baB 10 ptnialtrns cine ssfirbists
aranfbsit sisbt ptIGs bic 0iHtnitafi in all
tbrtn Siuisn ju btItn i'm Sianbf 10 Saas
9aiarrb sur n bic tin,iss isBt bar driiIidbtn
Sriipul&aft btianuit ppliiIpt Sur. aaiarrb sr.
furprt aIs cine 9OuifituIIpnsfraHfbsit cine con-
ltiiuticntas Stbaneluns. San's aatarrb- aur
pirb inntrIib stucmmtu unb rirft eirtft aui
eas elui uni bic insimissu Sbsrhldtn hts
Spitms, pabnrt bic 8runplaes bu 8ranfbtit
IsriiSrtnp unb bsm pnii.nitn ataft esbsup. in.
BEN Is bic GVnltitutipn bts aSTPsTs aufUaut
uup pu Naiur in ibtm Wuft bilft De Gi.
stniblmr babtu 10 pitl BtTirausH ~ ibrsn
psiliIGfisn. pab iis tinbunert Dollars BtIVbu.
une fur ithtu 8aa anbisttu, ben lIt su furirtn
prtsbsn. yabt Gu6 zinc piift ron 3susniiitn
ismmsu. Wan aeniliTt:
q. ). Gbtutp x Gp., 5pIsbo. ..
eaS~ Vrtauft Don alfn Apptbtfru, rs Sts.
paas 5amiIisn piIlsn fnb bic ttiisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
20 6ents.-Gin ruubss audenfiiiaen, I'm
mtr fiir 40 Gents ptrfauft braun Iadiri.2 .25 6

t}trnsr, cine Sttrsdias Brohfifie fir cine fI.i.
mere 8amtlis, fsis psrfauft fur IS pttr 40 Gts.,
NIT Der Sgsitnuns barauf. Die pbistn ipsi
Sabsn fir ie see. e..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

Goriet 9efer
19 gentS bis $3.50.
llnterbOien
25 gentS bis $500.
Gbemiiettcn
so GentS bis $S so.
Na9tfleiber
rs Gents bis $500,
Surge sfirts
As Gent8 bis 1915,
0ange Sfirts
rs Gents bis $4,000
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
Ncms Mmseigeas.
farm bilia Al perfamfem.

gu Nia City, rtpa cine WtiIs non Cafe gBi.
ncld, ssltatn uno elpn erti Afer umfalItnp.
9unsrr Sblfsaritu nit hbrr 100 gaaumsn.,
Birnfn' unp aneusu Sbf- -SGumtn. Sabibss
ppbnbars nit iitbtu 3immrru unb alien no.
tbistu auBsnssbauttn. Rdbrs ausiunft r.
ibsilt George 8iubad, in etr ,,Siiiee."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
Eunmpre.

- Sarmio Wtarrele BON @olbD Ctr.
erbielt WtOuta9 in Der 9io. Wtine, ais
Elm Sarren ibn traf, cine 9ebro6ene Siiftc
uno innerli6e Serlesungen, benen er in
Der slei6en 0ia9t i'm Sadawanna 9Oipis
tai erla9.
- DEM gSalter San Camp BON
Ouolep Stra6e murOe geltern in Der
WtooellmerfitGtte Der @rie 9Ompanie bic
re6te Oano in Der Mial6insrie 10 i6wer
icrquetldt, baB lie gum 9r0Bten 2beile
amputirt meroen muBte.
- Wti6ael S'Sara pon Sit Orinter
Strabe uub in Der Wountain 3e6e Der
@rie Sompanie an9eitellt, fiel am Sreis
tag BON einem &arren, oeien HGoer
ibm beibe 8eine iiberiubreu uno bas
linfe 10 bDs ;croriidteu. iobaB es i'm
Safawanna Solpltal ampntirt weroen
muBte.
= 9lnSrew, baS 6jGbri9e S6bnlein
oeS u. Nf'Dtabon BON SlaD Auenue,
mur6e am Samltag, als er nit anoeren
Sinbern auf Der StraBe lpielte, pol
einem StraBenbabnpagen 9etroHen uno
erbiclt bOle S6nittwuuOen am Sopi,
bic ieOo6 nidt ais sefabrli6 betra6tet
merocn.
- Srau Sarab SOmmers, Satin
bcs SenrD SOmmers, oes iriiberen
Brotbonotars Oes Counties, ,itarb uerflois
isue 2Sobe 81 SOnesOale mad einem
mebrmo6entli6en &uitrDbrenleiben i'm
gllter pon 67 Sabreu. Die Serltorbene
mar Dor ibrem Dor Sabresiriit erfOl9ten
llmSuge mad Sonesbale fir nabeSu 80
Sabre bier wObnbaft uno ibre Veeroi9s
un9 eriol9te an Samitag I'M bisli9en
6riebboie.
- Sn Der @DplD @rope i3ede Der
Grie @ompanie ereigueten ii6 am Oon'
ncrlta9 slpsi llnidlle, benen Swei WtGus
ner gum Spier fielen. Sames 2iSus
pon Orinfer Strase, elm p6oot'
manu-" murbe BON eincm 3u9e Sarren
nieOer9eltOBen unO fiini berielben iibers
iubren un6 tDbteten i'm. Ssait ;u sleis
der 3eit ereisnete li6 in einem anoeren
3beile Der 3ede eiu Oedeniall uno
traf Sobn Monaban BON 2broop, i'm
10 I6ner perleeeno, oaB er balo na6ber
itarb. Seibe 9etObtete maren uers
beiratbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
Ssirasnbul ilsbsr Sobn O'Srisn

Stir6enbu, ifeber Sobu S'Srier
idreibt an Or. Bcter SabrneD. ben 81
9entbiimer oes befannten Sriutermit'
tells Sorni's gllpenfrduter Slutbeleber
rWtabiionpille, Sp., ben Is. slusuii
1908. SSertber Serr DoftOrl Seii
lGngerer j3eit mar i'd nit 9teruenleioen,
llnperoauli6tsit unb Ser,flOpien beims
ssiudt. SD mar in Ssbanoluns Der
beiten 9ler;te unO allgemein mar bic gln'
iibt, ba6 mein Gnoe uabe Iei. SD Lief
mir ourh meinen Sobn elm Siit6en
alpenfrduter 8lutbelebsr fomnen, fling
i'm SSebruar oamit all uno fiiblte lofort
@rleihterung. SiS gum 1iten Wtai
leerte i6 3 Sluiden nit ben 9teiultat,
oaB alle meine Seiben peri6wuuoen iino
nuO id) beute beiier fiible wis ie juoOr.
Osmuu9ea6tet nebme i'd jeoOb INNER
nod, uon 3eit gu 3eit, cine Ooiis oes
Ylutbelebers CUR 9ta6fur. ."-gSir CLAUS
ben 8orltebenSes beSarf feines Sons
msntars pOn uHierer Seite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
SinleDs>
-
Sllni
unterflei0er
Srrfauf

gS 1T Elm emiiser @las, -bieies
Mu8lin unterfleioer Oepartement,
unb NIT gutem @runbe:
rNualitdten 9elten, Ireiie Der.
falIfen !" iuie Sie luiNen.
8ir baben sllleS in WfuSlin lin.
terfleibern, bon bem einfad tra9.
barren bis sum lugrriOien 8ra6t.
itild, unb Die 5u niebrisen @reiien
iino eben 10 iOr9iam auS9elpablt,
tuie Die feiniten Sorten.
llniere 8erfdufe iinb berednet,
um Sbnen @elo Su eriparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
9ampfpfeife ais init.

. mpfpfeife ais init.
teruHgsfii n ber. Die bon ber
ResierungssS Equalization in Sppeta
aus., tdsli9 aussssebsnen 8itterunss,
Wutbmubungen iperben felt 3ursem
nt9t nur burd sebrudte @prausiasuu.
gen, fpnbern aud bur6 bic S6ne einsl
lauten 9umpfpfeife betunnt eenla9t
unb 5ipar ieben Morsen I'm 10 llbr
3uerit srf9aIIt Elm WarHunsspfiff por
Is Setunben, Inn bic aufmertiamtsit
bes publitums gu erregen. 9arauf .r'
tTnen bic @ntHnbieuneeu. Gin LANCER
Son bebeutet aneenebmes Wsttsr; sipet
lange ZONE Regeu ober S9nee; Elm
iur5er Son nisbri9ere Semperatur; 5ipsi
tur3e S6ne bObers Sempsratur; brsi
cine falte Sturmpoae
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10

DR.. J. Prescott Dyos, expert
optionist and refractionist is in
Fitzgerald on professional visit,
and will remain during this week.
DR.. Dyos makes prescription
work a speciality and guarantees
TO correct intricate errors of re-
fraction and relieves the various
forms of eye strains. All are in
vited to free consultation at the
parlors of Mrs. Twiss, south
Grant street.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10

Fine toilet articles are desired
by every discriminating person.
It isn't so much the fancy looks"
as it is dependability which is
desirable. When you buy shaw
ing brush, or a hair brush, or
tooth brush, or fountain syringe,
or sponge, or any drug store ar
ticle, you want it 10 wear Sc long
that you will actually become at
tached to it. Then it is satisfac-
tory. You like to trade at the
drug store whose goods are of
that dependable quality. We in
vite you to trade with US. You
will learn that you can rely upon
anything bought here.
1O-11tf GOODMAN DRUG STORE.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
Mission Work.

What the mission worker, Kew.
Dell, is doing for the neglected
ones of Fitzgerald.
Commencing on the 25th OF
Nov. 1904, during the eight days
following, he reports to have
visited and prayed with forty
nine families; some were back
Sudden, and wanting to, get back
to God again; some were strang-
ers and needed comforting; some
had been church members, neg
lected and forsaken; some were
living lives of shame; some sent
to the praying people, request
for their prayers; and others
were sick and could not get out
to the places of worship, and
we're greatly refreshed by his
PRAYERS and the breaking of the
Bread of life, etc. All who are
led of God to assist in this much
needed work, by furnishing
means necessary to carry on this
KIND of works of love, will bt
highly appreciated, and Gods
blessing be upon them. Rev
Dell is Cody man, and fasts
often, though mostly that hi:
| little ones may have enough O.
the necessaries of life.
Mrs. S. A. McFARREN.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
ii Respect.

EAs, To the wise provi-
of our merciful and graci-
heavenly Father, on Septem-
N 20, 1904, our highly esteemed
.ariend and siste, Mrs. G. 0.
klexander, was called by death
from labor to reward, therefore
lit
RESOLVED, By the Womans
home Mission Society of Fitz
GERALD, Georgia.
/. THAT, In the death of Sis
Ter Alexander, we have lost {
useful and faithful member.
2. THAT, We shall miss hei
eompanionship and sweet chris
tian character, and that we will
endeavor to emulate her example
in always being ready to help il
any way.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be- cnred by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
IS. CHENEY & Go. Toledo, o,
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly npon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cts
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
Lost, Strayed, or Stolen.

A tall hound dog, mingle blue
with yellow sp1otches on side and
hip and one side of head, bob
tailed. tail about S inches long.
When last seen, Friday evening
Dec. 2nd, on Pine ST., Fitzgerald,
he had on collar and metal tag.
Any information will be appre-
ciated. Enterprise Office or S.
G. Pryor. Will pay liberal re-
ward for his return.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
That. We extend to the

8. THAT, We extend to the
bereaved husband and relatives
our deepest sympathies and fer
vent prayers for grace to sus-
tain them in this their time of
sadness.
4. THAT, A blank page on
our minutes be inscribed TO her
me mory, and that copy Of these
resolutions be sent to her family.
Mrs. X. ]. PRENTISS,
MRS. E. K. FARMER.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
HOTEL ST. JAMES

F.J. Knight, Cordele; r. Galloway,
Atlanta Ga; Predine Hurd, Opera
Co; B. M. Sawyer, Helena; j. D..
Edmundson, Ga; FL. Bosdner and
wife. Ohio.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
Money to Loan.

We have made arrangements
to lend money in Irwin County
upon improved farm lands on
easy terms and low rate of inter-
est. If you need money, write
or call on H. Woodward & Son,
Vienna. Ga. 12-8-O4, 10-mo
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10

Mr.. VIM. Goebler has moved
TO 221 east Pine street where he
is prepared to do cleaning, re-
pairing and dyeing. All work
guaranteed TO be frst-c1ass. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
Five Dollars Reward.

A deep red milk COW left my
home at Evergreen about 10
days ago. I will pay S. for any
information that will lead to the
return of the COW. At the En-
terprise office or A. Campbell.
Evergreen, Ga. II %,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
Martir, and Hendley.

Represent the largest Fertile
ger Concerns in the country, and
if you want the best goods, buy
from them.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
Hotel Arrivals.
HOTEL ALDINE.

J.P. Wade, Chicago Ill; A. Stern,
Savannah Ga; 8. P. Nicely, Bruins
wick Ga; H. c. Powell, Richmon Va;
w. E. Farmer, Triton Ga; W. FL. Nc
Carl1ne, Triton Ga; j. H. Edens,
Guysie Ga; J. W. Ogden, Broxton
Ga; T. 8. Price; Broxton Ga; F. F.
Doyle, Omaha; J. j. Hattie, Savannah
Ga; j. w. Phillips, Helena Ga; 7. B.
Young, Mariana Fla; A P. Ware,
Thomasville Ga; James HI. Stewart,
Newark; Jack Elgin, Atlanta Ga; j.
T. Vaudeville, N. o. Fa; E. A. Cole.
Charlotte N. @; John F. Cravey,
Prime, Ga; T. W. Wrensly, Bruins
wich Ga; A. livingston, Savannah
Ga; F. Meyer, Mont. Ala; ]. B.
Guest, Triton, Ga; g. T. Roberts,
Savannah Ga; W. L Smith,
Atlanta Ga; R. B. Solomon, Cordele
Ga; G. McRae, Cordele Ga; Cliff G.
Johnson, Columbus Ga; forrest B.
Fisher, Chicago Ill; A. L. Parks.
Reynolds Ga; j. A. Stow, Brunswick
Ga; G M. Parnelle, Brunswick Ga;
G. @. Smith, Brunswick Ga; Thos.
A. Bait, Atlanta Ga; Selden Jones,
st. Louis Mo; J. B. Maxwell, Cordele
Ga; L. T. Boatright, City; w. L.
Brust, A. & B; D. III. Braney, Black
rhear Ga,
| HOTEL WILSON.
Jno. L. Coates, Macon Ga; Jno. j.
Hoyt, Macon Ga; j. Murks, N. Y;
W. L. Mewbrra, Chic. Ill; T. M
Parsons, Macon; J. P. Asker, Atlanta
Fl. D. Watts, Americus; J. E. Tavern
N. Y; j. A.. Ract, Macon; T. E. Mon
gomery, Columbus Ohio; D. Cham
bless, Macon; S. L. Rick, Macon:
Geo. W. Bennen, Chicago, Ill; A
Meyer, Tampa Fla; Q. L. Kounce
Columbus Ga; A. P. ferguson, Chica-
go Ill; E. Terdson, Spartunburg s
o; S. S. Hurbers, City; F. P. Lee
st. Louis; J. w. Francis, Cor
dele, G. H. BurneY, Blacksher Ga
w W. Beacock and wife, Ocilla
HOTEL EMPIRE.
J. H. Conklin, Los Angeles. Gal;
L. O. Tanner, Ga; G.. F. Andrews
Providence r. I; @. 9. Estin, Tenn;
Jas. L. McCarty, City, Jno. "a. Muir
rim, Moberly Me; Teddy Myers,
Rollie Mo; Jno. W. Clarke, Elko Ga;
FL. M. Warren, City, Sidney Glare
City, Miss Burkis, Cleveland Ohio:
Miss Tiffin, Cleveland Ohio,
HOTEL JEssAMINE.
Fl. 7. Yarbrough, Ga; 8. F.. Sim
mons, Ga; D. Owens, Albany; R L
Aston, Preston; Geo. Harris, N. o
La.
HOTEL ST. JAMES.
F.J. Knight, Cordele; r. Galloway
Atlanta Ga; Predine Hurd, Operf
Co; B. M. Sawyer, Helena; j. D
Edmundson, Ga; Fl. Bosdner ant
wife, Ohio.
HOTEL DEMPSEY.
VIM. Raider, Ga; 9. @. Hill, Vicks
bury, Miss; G. W. Myers, Ga; J. H
Graham, Ga; J.. R. Graham, Ga
W. G. Kelley, Ga; E. P. Enyors
Waycross; P. J. Richardson, Loi
Angeles Cal; Mack Lewis, A. & B
Ry; G. D. B. Bitch, A. & B. Ry; w
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
Boarders and RoomerS.

l am prepared to take a num-
Der of boarders and roomers.
Apply to Miss Ollie Howder, No.
314, West Oconee St.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-10
Wanted.

Five hundred horses to shoe
bv man that has learned his
trade. East Pine st.
IF w. E. WELToN