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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-24

z, PERKINSON, BAKER, MAKES
the bread that makes the man, Call for
It,; all grocers.
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FOR SALE--O.NI; PAIR HEAVY DRAFT
Mares. one Double Truck one heavy
draft Horse and one single Truck. Can
be seen at No. 1912 East Cary Street.
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NoTICE.

FARMERS, SAW-MILL OPERATORS
Black walnut tree forks wanted for
cash If dry and sound, not wormy. Send
mond. ~
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GET YOUR LIME. PLASTER AND 8cE-
nlent from SITTER DING-CAI{ NEAL
DAVIS Co. s East Broad Street,
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\ REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR sRENT-TIII5 IIANDSOilEST AND
most desirable store in South Boston;
none except parties with first-class ref
orclces need apply. Write ]. ID. TUCK
Err, South Boston, Va
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PLUM BlNG.

WHEN YOU CONTRACT WITH US FOR
timing, plumbing and gas-titting you
may be sure, It's done right: also agenls.
for celebrated Kelsey Hot Air Furilaces
and Welcome Range. II. S. DALTON
( & CO.. IL Governor Street.
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} HELP. WANTED-Male.

F1ELFt WAN y ED---IM ale.
COOK WANTED; a ,F'1RsT- CLASS
q restaurant cook. Apply at u. A..
s'rUMPF's RESTAURANT, Eighth and
Main. ,$ IN bss
BooItkEEPI1R--WA "A GOOD
bookkeeper, Intelligent and energetic,
ply soUTHERN Adv. SIGN 60, i5ls
East Main Street. al
TlRsTtcLAss MILLER no RUN A
roller and grist mill; none wanted but
2 ilst-class man /, Apply to Box %,
sWANTED.@ $sAW-MILL HANDS. WE
want s.eyeral good white men at circular
with families Also. woodsmen with .ex-
perience to work around steam skidder:
Bon No. sA7 753, n folk Va
swANrED, Bs FOE ~. s.. ArNrY-ABLE-
q and 3d. citizens OF United States, OF
good character and temperate habits, who
can speak. read and write rite, Mqglish; For 80
FIcER, ito E. Broad ST., Richmond. Va.
WANTED. lAs.BoY AS BUNDLE WRAP
per; must have had experience before in
retail store: no others need apply. Ad-
dress, with reference. c. CT. care this
office.
WANTED. 5TIRST-CLASS NIACHrNISTs
and boiler-nalkers. accustomed to loco
motive repairs; first class pay. 3l to IS
cents per hour. Inquire ROOM 10, AL
hambra Hotel.
WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN OF
character Tor a high class propositon.
Letween 8 and +, M.
\ y>N fJ->-
distribute advertising matter; reliable
p ens rRfuMFfM Co. S palas a9 len S.
SITUATION WAN1'ED-Male
WANTED. "a POSITION. IN a DRUG
store, by a3younE man OF ono Year $ en-
perience: am willing to work; at present
employed; good for changing
h MAN care this Office,
HELP WANTED--Fe1nale.
WANTED. FIRsT-CLAss WHITE COOK.
German preferred; must understand her
work and keep a, good. clean kitchen.
Bring references to ll9 n. Eighth st.
SITUATION WANTED, Female
WANTED. HOUSE WORK or ANY
kind by good reliable woman; can give
good references; also washing want
z cd; we'll water used; guaranteed salts
faction. Address 032 w. Leigh
.----i. -->-----
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
SERVANTS WANTED AMONG SOME
Of the best white families In this city;
good wages paid for the right persons.
We have .aprli cations for a large num-
her of cooks who can furnish good refer
cnccS. house girls and nurses for the
city. Apply Mt once to THE NEGRO
LABOR a. EMPLOYMENT AG ENCY,
h2S g. Broad Street tsecond floor.
s-------
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WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN OF
/. character Cor a high-class proposition.
Apply ROOM NO. 3, Rueger Hotel Call
y between s and r, NJ. x
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SITUATION sWAN1'ED-Male

WANTED, "A POSITION IN A DRUG
store, by a young man OF one years eS-
perience: am willing to work; at present
e1mployed; good reason for changing
:, positions: reference given. ''YOUNCf
4 NAM care this office.
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ROBERT HARDING COMPANY. Z. ] n c.
q Publishers Pell's S $. Periodicals-1'hes
Eo ara q directors sane t,s gay ue-
end Of FOUR Ter CENT, upon the FREE
ferred Stock OF this Company. payable,
July lFt, 1904, ontFof the earnings of the
past elk months.
Fl. n. NEWMAN. Secretary.
June 10. lgIt
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BOARDING.

I BOARDING..
- =
CLAY III ,. l9SRoR on q F spaela FEnt es
for the summer months.
BoARDERs WANTED FOR COOL,
Eighth Street.
FRAMKJiN, H. boe---RooNs WITH
dS es a as9 Ti fanf fNaG fas = 5tsii East
franklin. @ &t5
LEIGH b ~, eoo-GooD BOARD. DE
llghtfu1 rooms, In private family. NO.
soO East Leigh.
LIE Mn Ox--T HANDSOME ROOMS. WITH
or without board. 1905 East Marshall.
WANTED, 5oARDERs IN TWO
large, airy, tnfurnished rooms cen
trally located; terms, s. each per week;
vATE T "a care Arc this ONCE.
.----------------
BOARD WANTED.
WANTED. by TWO YOUNG MEN.
board and cool room In private family,
within six blocks of First and Broad,
not to exceed SIG each per month. Ad-
dress G. s. F..-care this office.
SUMMER BOARDING.
AMELIA HOTEL 4 VA. Il11ALTHFU!4
summer resorts; reinodeled. repainted,
newly furnished and under new man.
In the country. lis5s
ATLANTIC COTTAGE, vIR Gil MA
tween hotels: table unexcelled; highest
satisfaction guaranteed. For rates ud-
dress Mrs. Y. II. KILLER. +.
yvANTDo--A PRIVATE
family at 1'hoebus., Va. three minutes
hv trolley from Old Point Comfort;
grounds directly on waters Of Hamp-
home comforts. For. terms, etc, address
Mrs. j. Il. HANLlIX a q 4, g
WANTED All, MATTHEW'S
\ Cottage Virginia Beach; fine surf bath
q ing; hot or cold ba tbs, and bath rooms |
free to guests. Write for rates. ]. WI
4 CADY. Z,
SUMMER BoARDERs w a N r. 10 ID;
terms reasonable: healthful locatton:
one hundred yards from depot; post
I office. church and genera stores; refer ,t.
a. G., Frederick's Hall. Ya.H5 E
SUMMER BoARDERs--LCCA 81 ii |
milo from G. & o. Station, near Blue
shealthful location, fine water. For terms,
etc, write Mrs. j. a. WINE Crozet, Va
SUMMER RATES All THE COMIC RT-
: able and attractive resort, "Brtght5)
View Old Point Comfort, Va. For IL
Illustrated circulars address Mrs. sJO-j
jsEfH MEANARD, Manager,
THE ,IIAssARD. 20-31 WEST TWENTY
fifth Street. New York City; flrst-classaI
family boarding house for city visitors;
reasonable rates; central ton; tele-5
phone services; references. 885&I
SUMMER BoARDERs AT "A
nice country home near station, c. q o.
r. r.; mail delivered twice daily. Adj
AIrs. -.-- "A GSO0DANIN. ~
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FURNITURE PACKED.

FURNITURE AND CHINA WARE
3 packed and shipped with care. JACOB
r UMLAUF. @7G5 W. Main. Phone 1892
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FOR EVENING. WHAT is BETTER
or more in mode than Eoleans at 81?
AIRY wanted shade. PEAlBERTON.
PRICE g. co.
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PRINTING.

TRY us ON PRINTlMG.l WI, KNOW
we can suit you, TAYLOR 81 TAYLOR
PRINTING 90, Quick Printers. No.
Governor Street
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sale this week: don't miss It. RIGH-
MOND GARMENT CO. Credit. But
prices always right.
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THD FINE $CAMBR1C I'm
derw sar Mt about one-half cost; many
folks have found prizes. PENfBERTON,
PRICE e. co. lf4fi .e5567t
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Planters National Bank.

Planters National Bank
Richmond. Va, June - 1905.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANfs
have to-day declared the usual SEMI
Annual Dividend OF SIN PER CENT
free Of taS) OIL the Capital Stock or
the Bank, payable on and after JULY
j. 1904
RICHARD III. SMITH. Cashier.
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NEW HOTEL no RENT sALTVILLE,
Va; nicely furnished: water and steam
heat fine opening; terms reasonable.
TIE N1AT'Hl lISON .ALkALI WORKS,
Saltville, Va. f
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OCCUPANTS FOR 12-RooN1
furnished house for summer; ali mod
crn convenicnccs; large, shady lawn;
115 w. Twelfth Street. Manchester. Va
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AWNINGS. FLAGS AND TENTS.

THE GREAT SUCCESS OF OUR BJSI-
ness Is due to the fact that we flo good
work at low prices. M. G. COPELAND
4 Co, Manufacturer of Awnings, Flags
aud Tents los N Ninth Street. Phone
2576.s
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MANUFACTURERS OF ALL SIZES
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Mill Work. \
Lumber, etc, get our. prices. SITTERD-
ING-CARNIIAL-DAV co. I
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DON'T LEAVE THE CITY WITHOUT
supply of kAEN1PFNS Soft Cream
Candy; II viii keep fresh; ITO North
Ninth gt
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FOR SALES PANELS OF WROUGHT
iron fence, Apply w. l.. FLEMING. SO
West Grace Street !,
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SUPPLIES.

PLENTY OF FILES ON THE OUTSIDE
when you use our Fly Screens and
Screen Doors: prices the cheapest Sill
4 TERDING- CARNEAL-DAYIS co.
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fRELFAS'r L1NEN-T1NIsH sKIRTINCi..
81 inches, at one shilling:B we have II
once more PITMBERTON, PRICE a.
a CO... -.a.ll --.4- -.Ma.a a.
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LADIES' SPECIAL.
WALL PAPER AND PAPEn nAEeINa. \
IN EASY REACH.

USE, 4TELEPIoNlE ONE, TWO. THREE
and get in touch with experienced sign
TISlNG SIGN CO., 1872 East Main.
Phone lbs.
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EVERY POUND OF CANDY GOES IN
a box with q fine Telegraph scene OF
Worlds Fair. KAEMPT, Ninth Street.
no. s- ss
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Lem o.x-- TIANDSoM1 ROOMS. WITH
or without board. 1905 East Marshall.
WANTED. 15OARDERS IN TWO
large, airy, unfurnished rooms, cen
trnlly located: terms, S. each per week
references exchanged. Address PR1-
. VATB FAMILY, care this Office
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DON'T SPOIL YOUR COOKING BY.
using cheap favoring extracts. Use
4 SAVERS and don't take substitutes.
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The State Bank or Virginia
Richmond. Va, June 20. 1aot,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Rfh! aHs dcSfsa p pER GEs
payable on and after JULY 4, 1901
VIM NJ HILL Cashier.
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WHILE ON. YOUR VACATION WRITE
q TAIIMPIT for that delicious Soft Cream
Candy: ITO North Ninth
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THE PEOPLES ERIE n l0--SOFT.
Cream Candy made by IlAEMPEr;
lcslthiest candy you could eat this
month; no North Ninth.
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SA u Il, RS fI1I4AVOR1NG EXTRACTS
outsell any two brands. Why? Because
they are the best. purest and best flavor.
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WANTED, A DRIVING HORSE no
keep for q limited time for his feed;
moderate use and good care. Apply Dr.
a j. r. WILLIAMS. Fulton. 400
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FLATS FOR RENT.

TWELFTH N, al0-rOR RENT. SEC
ond story iiat; modern convenienccs:
terms moderate. Apply 40 N Twelfth
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WHY BUY IMPURE GOODS WHEN
you can get the beat?t SAlJER'S5 TLlAN-4
# ORING EXTRACTS have stood the test
ofayears.
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TRUNKS REPAIRED.
NO EQUIVALENT.

here. but better and cheaper THE
X SOUTHERN AID VERTISINCi SIGN co.
1872 East Main. Phone 1913.
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Richmond Trust &: Safe Deposit Co.
Richmond. Va, Jilne Is. 1901

fsIcllInuHU, Va, ] ne %, U Fy3.
on JUNE 9TH THE BOARD OF Dr.
rectors declared q Quarterly Dividend of
ONE ID PER CENT. on the Capital
Stock. payable Hill /. 1904 to Stock
holders of record June 9, 1904 he
transfer books VIII be closed from June
q. 1904 to .July l. l9ui Dividend checks
viii lpr mailed.
r. *. SANDS. 4vIce-PrcsiSent
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TAKE THEM WHILE THEY LAST
Mason's Fruit Jars: Pints Soc, quarts
49,, Y gallon 69e. per dozen at BRUCE
Street Phone 1925,
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S a IIflG RS lrLAVORINCi EXTRACTS
outsell any two brands. Why? Because
they are the best, purest and best flavor.
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suRREYs, AND NEW.
ut factory prices. SMITH G. MUIR
B PLY. 3li n. Fifth Street.
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STORAGE.

IL YOU WANT YOUR FURNITURE;
stored in clean. dry place and person.
ally looked after. see IOA1PkINS, No.
207 ". Broad street. Toys. Bicycles
and repairing.
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GLOBE TONIC CURES BOWEL
trouble OF any kind samples free or 81
bottles 35c. l725 =. Main.
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As SAW-MILL HANDS. WE
want seyseral good white men at circular
steady work; house furnished to men
with families. Also. woodsmen with ex-
pcrence to work around steam skidder:
wages $l.25 to S150 per day. Address
Bon No. 1873, Norfolk, Va II IN 5a
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LADlES-DQN'T WATT UNTIL, THE
season is over. Get what you Want nofE
and have It charged. RICHMOND
X GARMENT co. 9s - =.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

A FINE RAZOR OR SCISSORS FREE
t. the one telling us the name Of the
Electric Fan" we install and why they
are the best money can buy. Answers
June @otn. HARRIS THE Hardware
Mar" 400 East Broad.
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POPULARITY.

WE ARE HOLDING OUR FRIENDS OF
years ago and making more every day:
let's get acquainted. THE SOUTHERN
ADVERTISING SIGN CO, 1872 East
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ALL SIZES OF SEWER PIPE FROM 8
inches to q inches. Write for prices.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
hire at SCHNURMAN'S 72la ~, Main st,
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WANTED. a. BOY AS BUNDLE WRAP
per;; must have had experience before in
Z retail store; no others need apply. Adj
dress, with reference. c. G., care this
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WANTED. A FEW STUDENTS TO
( coach for, college or university; rates
reasona bic. r. Il. WILSON, Jr., "A. M,
h S373 West Grace Street.
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BARGAINS.

THE WHITE JMAPANESE SILKS AT 20
and soc. are about the coolest fabrics
known, P1MBERTON. PRICE &c co.
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CASH BARGAINS IN PIANOS ON AC-
count OF closing out business. Call at
a 800 Il. Main Street
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FOR sAI.E--A CHAPEL ORGAN, WILL
Mandolin price So; GIG N. Seventh st.
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SEVERAL 6EXCELLENT & s n c o N d.
hand Phaetons for sale at bargains. A
r SMITH & MURPHY, 314 N. Fifth.
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EVEN THOSE THAT HATE TO BUY
on credit =, ii are now fusstomers as
that people can't help liking It.. RICH.
MONb fGARM ENT co. 4 n '''e''
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OUR DoNT's AND DOS.

WE DON'T DO HOUSE PAINTING,
granting, ETC.. but do one thing we'll
that's paint SIGNS. THE SOUTHERN
q ADVERTISING SIGN Co, 1912 East
q Main. Phone 1913.
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4 PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ESTEY REED AND F8FIPE ORGANS
lead the world. Sold only by ESTEY
4 ORGAN AC ENC.Y, William NJ. jenkins.
n Manager, 729 East Main.
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FOR sALE-RosEs IN POTS THAT
can he safely planted at any time MFR
1T ROSE CO., Grace and Cedar.
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COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

USE RICHMOND CEDAR WORKS
kindling for summer cooking: the
Il quickest and best fuel. Now have a
good supply; prompt delivery. Price.
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COOK WANTED a ,lF'IRST-CLASS
restaurant cook. Apply at 70. a..
& STUNIPF"S RESTAURANT, Eighth and
s Main. .5i hj
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CHARGING HIGH PRICES BECAUSE
bought on credit makes many people
walt until they have the cash, We
guarantee satisfaction on all sales. Call
and see. RICHMOND GARMENT co,
Gil East Broad.
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LADIES' WEAR.

A CREDIT SYSTEM ON A CASH BASIS
for ladies In ReadY-Made Wear. RICH
MOND GARMENT co. @
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BOOlSllETPER-WA A GOOD
bookk eeper, intelligent and energetic,
TO make himself generally useful. Ap-
( ply SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO., 1912
East Main Street.
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TlRsTsCLAss MILLER no RUN A
roller and grist mill; none wanted but
q llrst-class man. Apply to Box 30.
brakes Branch Va.
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DIR. PHARES w. CALLniAM, DEN.
fist, Manchester, Va. Object 1909 Hull
Street. Telephone 260o.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

The Enterprise trusts that the
expense and worry of a stock law
election will not be forced on this
district. When the county gets
ready for stock law, which may
be the case in a few years, then
we will advocate such law. At
present our ranges are entirely
too valuable and herds of cattle,
sheep and hogs too unimportant
in comparison with the area of
the open farms, and the adoption
of a law by this district establish
ing the gate nuisance on every
road and path leading to the city
would be a mistake that would
cause Fitzgerald thousands OF
dollars worth of trade.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

David Miley, of New York, is
one hundred and three years old.
He declares:
I have never had doctor and
l have never had my picture
taken. l have never used soap
in my life, nor have 1 ever called
upon a barber. I attribute my
long life to the fact that I eat
stale bread and other food which
prevents indigestion by keeping
the stomach COOL"
Unless he changes his sche-
dule the old man will have to live
three hundred and three years
yet to get as much out of life as
the Editor of the Enterprise has
already.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

The Fitzgerald Enterprise is
surely in favor of a city court for
that town, and it is also in favor
Of having the world believe that
the greatest section all round on
earth.-Sarge Plunket, in the
Atlanta Constitution.
Yes, we were sincere in our
efforts to secure court for Fitz-
g gerald, but we realize that we
must wait twelve months. AS
matter of information we would
have at least that part of the
world interested insuch matters
know the truth about this section.
People who have not been here
are not expected to know unless
there is somebody to inform
them. We lived thirty-fve years
within hundred miles of this
place and all we ever heard about
it was to the effect that it was an
lnfertile pine barren, and not I'M
til after five years of residence
here did we realize that it is real
ly the greatest ton all round
on earth"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

Dispatch is shown in its conten-
ton that Ocilla is as much en-
titled to a city court as Fitzger-
aid, and in another place insists
that Triton is more entitled by
reason of its inaccessibi1ity.
People who are familiar with the
geography of the two counties
will at once recognize the incon-
sistency. But Hanlon was not
looking for argument; excuses
suit him as well.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

The Dispatch bases it's obiec.
ton to a city court for Fitzger-
aid on the ground that it will in
|jure Irwin county to the extent
that it will injure the county
court, and not on any feeling of
ill-will toward Fitzgerald, as
some suppose. AS good citizens
we owe it to the county 20 see that
no law is passed, if we can pre-
vent it, that will lnjure her finan-
ealf'sS or Otherwise, and as a city
court in Fitzgerald would cut off
a considerable part of revenue
which comes to the county
through the county court, it be-
comes every good citizens duty,
regardless of locality, to resist
the effort TO esta blish such court
in the Colony City.-Oci1la Dis
patch.
We willtesty your faith, brother,
and the faith of the good citizens
who owe it to the county to see
that" no considerable part of the
revenue is cut off. Fitzgerald
will make deposit, or a bond to
to stand for five years, or longer
period, guaranteeing a substan-
tial increase in the revenue from
the two courts over that received
from the county court.
Hanlon and good citizens "owe
1t to the county" to see that no
revenue IS lost TO the treasury
on a bona fide proposition that is
made In good faith and for the
good of the county.
BE men enough to take up the
proposition, or to acknowledge
that the excuse you have offered
is an insincere subterfuge.
1t is your DUTY" to save the
county or rather make the coun-
ty this $500 90 by accepting the
offer and using your best efforts
to establish the court. Are YOU
unseltish enough to do it?
-
The Enternr.iSe oiuas rnrr
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

Fitzgerald is not growing in
popular favor by trying to grasp
more than she is entitled to, es-
pecia1ly when the grab means in
jury to the county. Years ago
she tried to grab the courthouse,
she has figured several times on
BUSTING the county court Judge,
and failing in all her selfish un-
dertakings, she now wants city
court. She will get it-not.-
Ocilla Dispatch.
We greatly dep1ore the persis-
tence of our friend Hanlon
in his frantic efforts to
prejudice his readers against
Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald had a
right to grab the court house."
and she has a right to try to
grasp city court.
Mystic, Chula and Sycamore
has the right, and it would not be
reason for predjrdice against
either with any fair minded
man. But pray what has the
busting of the county
court Judge" to do with
question of this kind? Has
the editor of the Dispatch come
to the pass that he is willing to IN
sist that a Fitzgerald man has
not the right to aspire to a county
Office? Such contention but
demonstrates the bigotry of our
Ocilla contemporary.
Our personal esteem for the
editor of the Dispatch simply
forbids our saying at this time
what we feel like saying in reply
to such argument? To us it is
simply astounding.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30
A New and Fascinating Game

A new game has just been in
vented in North Georgia, saws
the Atlanta Journal. 1t takes a
young man, girl aud an apple.
The young man losses the apple
up in the air. If it comes down
he kisses the girl. If it STAYS
up ne doesn't. After the apple
wears out new apples may be
substituted. There is no limit
to the game.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30
A Damn Good One on John.

john, who was a cusser, was
cured of the habit, and this is
how it is supposed to have &C.
cured.
John" Where is that damned
spade, Mary?"
Mary-(Sweetly) Damned if
l know, John"
John held up his right hand
aud swore that he would swear
no more.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

Severalof our exchanges proud
point to the fact that there
I no editors in the Georgia pen
.aatiary," but they say nothing
put the representation of the
nth estate in the poor house
he lunatic asylum.