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Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08
First NJ. E. Church, Corne1
Lee and Magnolia St.

Sabbath School at 9:30 a. M,
S. B. Bullard, Superintendent.
Preaching services at 11:OO a. m.
and 700 p. m. Junior League,
Sunday 800 p. M, Lulu M. Ry-
man, Superintendent. Epworth
League, Sunday at 600 p. M, R.
W. Keefe, President. Prayer
meeting, Thursday evening.
Come to all these services. It
will help the pastor and do you
good. I was glad when they
said into me, Let us go into the
house of the Lord; Psalms 1881.
II expect to pass through this
world but once, therefore if there
be any kindness or good thing
that I can show any human being,
let me do it now, for l shall not
pass this way again" Amen.
WILL T. CUMM1Ns,
Pastor.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08
Whoa! Mule, Whoa!

The above exclamation disturb
ed the peaceful slumbers and
pleasant dreams of many of the
residents of our city last Satur-
day night. The sounds of mirth-
full laughter, and the sweet
strains of music from me1odious
voices was waited carelessly
upon the atmosphere of the silent
night, and echoed through the
city, and far into the surround
ing country. Investigation un-
earthed to the surprise of our
commonwealth that the "constan-
turbance" was sounds coming
from a crowd in an autewagon-
cite filled to its utmost capa city
with bunch" of charming
young ladies and handsome
young men, being propelled
through the boulevards and
avenues of the city by two an.
ima1s, descendants from the
! mule kingdom.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08
Mrs. Emma Terry Pollard.

On next Monday evening, Nov.
14th, Mrs. Emma Terry Pollard
will give concert at the opera
house, under the auspices and
for the benefit of the Benevolent
Society.
Mrs. Po1lard's fame as a singer
is wide spread, and each of her
concerts calls together an eager
audience. Every one who has
heard her is eager to hear her
again, and those who have not,
have heard so much of her that
they feel that they cannot afford
to miss the opportunity to listen
to her sweet voice. She is on
her second tour of this section,
and the following voluntary COM
ments of the press show in what
esteem her talents are held by
our leading contemporaries:
Her voice is high soprano of
rare sweetness, and shows re-
markab1e training; her tril1s and
staccato notes were exquisite
Evening Ledger, Colum bus.
Mrs. Pollard has a co1oratura
soprano of remarkably sweet
quality, and has met with much
success.-The New York Press.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08
Farm Machinery
To Southern Planters,

Mr.. O. H. Johnson is at Ocilla
today setting up a STUMP .pu1lel
and oat drill for Mr.. J. A. J.
Henderson, one or the most pro.
gressive planters of this section,
He has, during the past year,
purchased from the Johnson
Hard ware Company and put in
operation, $1812.0O worth of i'm.
proved farming tools.
The Johnson Har DWARF Com.
pany are jobbers of the Parlin &
Orendorff farm machinery,
which they have handled sue.
cessfully for the past three
years. The factory is located al
Canton. Illinois, and the man.
ufacturers have made Fitzgerald
the distributing point for the
south, below Atlanta.
They figure on distributing
about eight or ten cars this sea
son.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08
For Sale.

FIVE ACRE TRAcTs-No. iii,
in city, with a 7-room residence,
$8OO.0O; No. 1112, (adjoining No.
HID S250.00; No. 1113 (adjoining
No. 1112) with a 2-room house
and good barn, $350.OO; also
good buggy and harness, one
wagon, and four plows Cat
different prices.) Buy and cut
The IS acres into 40 residence
lots and treble your money. Ap-
ply to Rev. J. w. Turner, Box
764, Fitzge raid, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08

Syrup barrels at the Pheniz
Grocery Company.
Go to the Opera House tonight
to get the election returns.
Mrs. ALA Perry, of Ocilla,
spent part of this week with
friends here.
A. w. Monroe, the Leading
Fish and Oyster Dealer, PIG
Pine St. Phone 153.
The Phenix Warehouse Com.
pany sells the very best fertiliz-
er for truck farms or plantations.
Flour 65cents and up, per sack,
228 Grant street. Mutual Co.
operative Mdse. Co. Phone q.
A. W. Monroe, the Leading
Fish and Oyster Dealer, PIG
Pine ST., Fitzgerald, Ga.
solicit your trade.
We have large stock of new
syrup barrels for sale at the
right price.
PHENIx GROCERY Co.
Alfred Chapel, Floyd Whit
man, John Williams and DIR.
Stout enjoyed an outing on the
Ocmulgee river few days ago.
Prescriptions entrusted to us
are compounded of the finest and
freshest Drugs, by j.. L. Pittman
Registered Pharmacist.
For the boys and girls-a sell
ect line of candies-both Box and
Bulk, at the FITZGERALD DRUG
COMPANY, Cor. Grant and Central.
Mrs. Frank Kil1ow, daughter
of DIR. Williams, arrived here
Wednesday from Ft. Myers,
Florida, to visit her parents for
a couple of months.
WANTED:-A housekeeper by
man with three small children.
Prefer lady between 40 and SO
years of age, good home. Call at
Enterprise Office. SIT
Mr.. Almond, of Savannah, an
expert automobi1ist came thro
the country with DR.. Polhi1l
from Savannah in the Doc tors
new automobile.
Mr.. J. G. Green has brought
us the card of his brother, ]. E.
Green, Inventor, who is in ST.
Louis with model and drawings
in an effort to solve the flying
machine problem.
Mr.. E. L. Graham, a young
man who came to the city from
Isaac two or three weeks ago for
treatment, died at the Lee house
corner Grant and Magnolia, Sun-
day night, about 9 o'clock. Hi.
body was taken to Eastman Mon
day for burial.
WANTED:-A number of fami
lies for employment at Fitzger'
aid Cotton Mills. Good homes
good wages, steady employ ment
comfortable and pleasant sur
roundings. Experience not re
quired. Apply to ]. H. Mayes
Supt. at factory, or E. K. Far
mer, Sec. and Treas, Fitzgerald
Ga.
Luke and Clements, the stool
men are in the market for tn
season, which has already open
ed. Uncle Marcus Luke will g
to st. Louis and try that grea
market for a few loads of stock
They are we'll posted, and will
keep right up with the mul
lns1rade. Naturally they expec
e. biggest season since the,
ne been in the business, 11.3t
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08


fore buying 1umb Der and shingles
For SALE:-7 room house and
4 lots, on Main St. A bargain
Address P. o. box 684. Il
One lb. good mixed tea, only &
cents. Phone %. Mutual Co.
operative Merchandise Co.
A. W. Monroe, the leading
Fish and Oyster Dealer, 21e
Pine St. Phone 153. II
DORMINY LUMBER CO.,
FITZGERALD, GA,
Othce-First door west of First
National Bank, Pine st.
Phone or call to see the Fitz-
gerald Bottling Works, Pine ST.,
J.. G. Young, Prop, dealer in
staple and fancy groceries. If
When you want toilet articles.
you want the best. We have the
old reliable, Colgate & Co.'S, COM
plete llne.-Fitzgerald Drug Co.
Only two miles of the one
inch pipe left. If you need any,
write quick before it is all oone
tt J. E. MERCER.
A. W. Monroe, the Leading
Fish and Oyster Dealer, 216
Pine ST., Fitzgerald Ga. 1 make
a speciality of Apalachico1a Oys-
ters. 30c per qt. Phone 153.
Mrs. Ellis and daughter, Mrs.
Harrell, mother and sister of
Mrs. D. F. Thompson, returned
to their home in Camilla Monday,
after a pleasant visit of several
days with Mrs. Thompson.
The Fitzgerald Bottling Works,
j. c. Young, proprietor; dealer
also in staple and fancy groceries
is prepared to deliver goods
promptly. 1O-11tf
The Fitzgerald Drug Company
corner Grant and Central, is a
CLEAN and pleasant refreshment
resort for refined ladies and gen.
tlemen, and dainty little people.
DR.. J. c Russell, accompanied
by Mr.. J. H. Goodman, went up
to Atlanta yesterday morning,
where the Doctor will undergo
treatment at one of the Gate
City's sanitariums.
High grade ferti1izers.-Phen-
tx Warehouse Company.
Po1hill's new automobile is a
20-horse power black beauty. He
left Savannah Saturday noon, and
waded through the 185 miles of
sand between this place and
Savannah by Monday afternoon.
The machine is listed at $4,000
and is fully equipped with lamps,
horn, etc.
Mr.. VIM. Goeb1er has moved
to 221 east Pine street where he
is prepared to do cleaning, re-
pairing and dyeiug. All work
guaranteed to be first-c1ass. If
Fine toilet articles are desired
by every discriminating person.
1t isn't so much the fancy looks"
as it is dependability which is
desirable. When you buy a shay
ing brush, or a hair brush, or
tooth brush, or fountain syringe,
or sponge, or any drug store ar
ticle, you want it to wear so 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.
10-l1tf GOODMAN DRUG STORE.
First VI. E. Church, Corner
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08

Misses Laure Chandler and
Belle Hunt, imported from Val
dosta; Miss Dora Kelly, imported
from Macon; Misses Gertie
keim, Lille Newton, Lula De
Loach, Annie Laura Hicks,
Messrs. Joe Rogers, Charlie Is
ler, VIM. Newton and Will Halle,
staple goods from Fitzgerald.
All the latest songs were rem
dered, viz: The Cat Came
Back" The Boy That Never
Cared to Wander" :" In the Good
Old Summertime" Bill Bailey"
Way Down in my Heart I've
Got Feeling For YOU" Cat
calls" and 'ow1-hoots" were
abundantly supplied in broken
doses. The only serious ac-
cident was that Miss Lille New
ton finally discovered, through
her organs of seeing, that the
rear wheels were turning over"
The wheels" in our heads began
to roll, but we could not remedy
the matter. Joe Rogers found
hard "geometrical" problem in
getting his feet in the radius of
the wagon bed; finally conquered
the situation on a suggestion
from Miss Gertie for him to sit
in the rear and let them hang
out. Miss Chandler could not
fiud comfortable resting place
for her right arm: further ex-
planation will be furnished "gra-
tis" by Charley Isler. Miss
Hunt became aware of the fact,
after journeying five miles, that
the wagon bed was longer than
it was broad. 1t was found that
her altitude was sufficient
to accurately measure the length,
breadth and depth. Miss Hicks,
on her homeward journey, dis
covered that the wagon really
had a tongue, and felt cold
shiver' and an intense uneas-
mess of fear that it's tongue
might waggle' and tell tales out
of school. Mr.. Newton came to
the conclusion, after critically
and systematically surveying
the costume of the mules, de-
clared that they wore Shoes,
collars and b1eeches,' and all
that was needed to complete their
dress was pair of blue gog-
giles and 'stove-pipe hat Miss
Keim unscrupulously denounced
the mules as beasts and was
confident if it had not been for
their mulishness' she would
have solved the great problem
that turned Rip Van Wrinkles
hair gray.
How long will a mule live
after be is dead?" Charley Isler,
the veritable beloved and ever
abiding Charley has been maxi
Jog a close study of the 'physi-
illogical elements of the mule.
After exhausting his mental fac
ulties from big toe to the top
of his Uranium, he declares that
the hind 'pedestals, of the mule
is the greatest achievement of
'mulish mechanism to raise
humanity from the green, green
grass to the deep blue skies, that
has ever been invented, grown,
or come without calling, in The
world today. Miss De1oach y as
under the impression that she
had found trace of a long-lost
friend, but further investigat ton
proved that the trace was only
attached to the collar on the
mule. Miss Kelly spent the en-
tire evening propounding the
great mysteries of astronomy,
aud finally collapsed into a fit
utated mood, singing little lull-
ably:
Way up yonder in the deep
blue skies,
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1904-11-08

w. H. KEEPER, Supt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10
CARPENTER COOK co.
TO START RANCH
WILL RAISE BEEF IN IRON COUNTY
FOR CANNING FACTORY.
WILL STOCK RANCH NEXT SPRING
Now seeking TO Hire Man to Superintsnd
the Proposed Ranch Will Can the
Meat al Menominee.

When the Carpenter Cook company
purchased the lands Of the Kirby
Carpenter Co. many people in these
parts wondered what wholesale groc.
cry company intended 70 do with
lands The object OF the purchase can
now be guessed. from information
which has been given the Diamond
Drill by perfectly reliable party. that
this company has plans perfected for
the establishment OF cattle ranch in
these parts from which 10 supply can
ming factories which IL Is their pur-
pose 70 establish in Menominee AS
aoon as the results OF their venture
In the ranching business tells them
II the scheme is practical one.
The information was given currency
through negotiations which the com
pany Is making with responsible par
ties 70 take charge of the proposes
ranch. As we understand the matter
the company proposes 10 start the ex-
INAAhANhN WI ~ lAikf AIhtA Oh lhlN
which they own in the Deer River
country. in the neighborhood Of Or.
Manchester homestead and il Is said
that negotiations are In progress for
the purchase 1T the Manchester farm
by this concern The country h nn
ideal one TOR ranching. the ranges
being large and much grass growing
on them iu the summer months The
purpose is 10 stock the ranch next
spring but an Of the preparations for
the work will be perfected this win
ter
The Carpenter Cook company does
nothing by halves They started in
the wholesale grocery business a. Me
nominee several years ago and the
strides forward that they have made
since they entered the held have been
wonderful They are. today. practical
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10

Street Fund.
I'd Grope So com. NnY = days 81 80
John ~odcrgard. labor ldays. = %
Mike 1nupc labor . days tt.. . ~
Board ot Public Works.
-. N. Kos, \ co. mdse t. .pl
Crystal Falls IRON Mining Cos
brass and machine shop labor -
Frank Scaddcn. Is lbs wire ~. is ~
shelby Electric Co. loo lamps ~ %
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10
SUBSCRIPTION sa.Oo PER YEAR

Is alone IN this immense field. They
have not contented themselves with
simply buying groceries from the
manufacturers and selling them 10 the
retailer they have entered the manu-
featuring field ami now many Of the
things they SELL they manufacture
themselves right there In Menominre.
They have large hottling works where
many OF their bottle foods are pot
MP, canries whore their canned fruits
are prepared for them and 80 ON
through the list. not forgetting the
immense sugar factory In which they
arr among the heaviest owners. They
have long had in view the preparation
ot their own canned meats and they
are now about ready 20 enter that
branch of the canning business To
do 50 with profit they do not proposes
- be- Al the mercy Of the cattle trust.
They propose 70 utilize the immense
grazing range Of this part OF the mp
per peninsula 70 raise the meats that
they can.
The nearness Of this hne grazing
country 70 their business center places
them in position 10 secure their
meats At such figures AZ will insure
70 them the immense business OF the
mining country OF the upper penin-
sula
This marks beginning in stock
raising in the peninsula and their
experiment viii be anxiously watched
by mnay others who have only been
waiting for some one 70 do the pion-
eering. 10 enter the business them
selves
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10

ped 10 admire IL and the reporter hap
pening 10 b. IN the store one day when
the travelling representative Of Pit
kin 4 Brooks tine biggest house handl
ing such goods in the west. was there
we asked him his opinion Of the dis
play and he told us that IL was away
the finest thing Of It's kind this side
Of Marinette. not excepting the copper
country or Marquette, where the large
stores make especial efforts at fine
displays.
The work Of arranging this display
was done principally by VIM. Gribble
and Fred Hunt and was done 40 odd
hours and after the store closed ut
night The other boys helped them az
they had spare time now and then
In all IL took about two weeks 20 AT.
range il and the boys ara certainly
deserving OF much credit for their
efforts
Tho upper shelf is given NJ mainly
90 the larger pieces. such ~ Belgian
luuips, Chamber sets Jardaniers. etc
Many If these pieces are costv. but
the gronter number Of them are 40
lo. in price that they arc within The
purchasing raach af tbo common
people This applies 90 tbe whole M
che display Tho second sheit contains
tao pece sets iu tbe matn salad
DISHES. cups aueera aud other uin
of the Kind The thiti -hef uaatlirs
chocolate sets aua rasss mainly while
the fourth contains water WH pH
qurs berry SETS and kindred dishes
The httb on lower slclt is given MP
b. dinner rets. mostly tu the how
cese in front ol tbr shelves in soma
nne cut glass ware.
The dishes are almost an decorated.
and some 1T the designs are extremely
handsome. The shelf paper il purple
and yellow crepe paper and IL gives u
very pretty effect 10 the display
The week mas seen steady advance
in the propects for a good business in
iron for the comiEg year Trade
papers report that the big mills are
booked ~ far ahead on orders that.
should some 81 the biggest producers
not receive another order. they would
be- kept busy until away along into
the next year All this means heavy
shipment Of iron orc ana lot Of work
for the miners IN the Lake Superior
district Il means moro IL means a
great appreciation in tho value II
iron ore IL mennn that towns like
+ Crystal Falls surrounded ~ IL j. with
innumerable deposits ~ orr that has
heretofore been ia little demand. are
T. see their position ~ iron ore cen.
tcrs strengthened their commerce
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10
BEST DISPLAY
NORTH OF MARiNETTE
IS THE CRockeRY DISPLAY IN THE
PARKS GROCERY cos. STORE.
THE Bristol 10 WORK HARD
viii Mine All the Ore They Can For Com.
ing Season All Mansfield Ore to
Go. Lamont Nay Open Up.

There is. in the grocery store OF The
Parks Mercantile company. display
Of crockery glassware etc that Is 10
much above the ordinary displays seen
IN small towns that we have deemed
il worthy Of especial mention aud
In order that our readers may have q
better idea Of this splendid display.
we present halftone cut from n
picture taken OF II by j. r Neil.
The display covers the entire west
side of the store but only the front
half OF the dispay is shown IN the pict-
ure. The display has been so notice
able that everyone who has passed the
store for the past two weeks has stop
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
A. o. v. w. Grand lodge Enloned from en-
forcing Increase Collection.

forcing Increase Collection.
The following dispatch from sagi-
nav win undoubtedly interest mem
bers Of the 4. O. L. Vs. ia this sec
tian on the state
Legal proceedings have been com
monced In the circuit court here
against the A. O. q. " fraternity.
in the filling Of bin against tho
grand lodge los " n Brown asking
for m injunction % restrain tho en-
furcement of tho increased assessment
rule adopted hy that body
Originally the order held g the uni-
form age assessment plan Under the
new plan the assessments Of some
members have been increased from
49, So to -. 90 The contention Ia
that the increased assessments are in
violation OF the original contract
Judge Snow granted the Injunction
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10
ORE WILL BE VALUABLE
iron ore Predicts ;hat the Price Viii Great
N Advance in A Few Years

Gro is going TO h. worth more
money IN years to come The gain In
percentage OF production is rapid, aud
the world will soon BE Clamoring for
such mineral as our Lake Superior
country mines lts like isn't found
everywhere We are today taking the
cream and giving IL away at ride
ulously l0w figure lt il mistake.
bat n appears to be- the the condition
In very few years this rich portion
will have been used and then the
low arades viii be- demanded ami
will ssli tor better figures than are
naw Hpins obtained for che purer
cInss )uF Industry appears t1 be- iu
ID ygry hmly condition Ofe NJ gn
ius o. bs allad for iu laf quantities
una $500 wiI 0r hom 90 di4 DO ont
$50 hNe it tod ban tbr ime not
Gao abstain. vheu al fhr mihr wil.
tp toxuI 90 thrir 1tmost t3 ears Cor
tho waub eff consumers There are
thoM who rdiaulr tbs presentation,
bui they also sokpd serious when
chs Mruomiuee range was discovered
They were grayrr when the Vermil-
ION was added. and swooned with
fright when the Mosabi, with its
steam shovel propositions. came in
% sight But We need them all, and
the time il not 10 far away when we
will want more other fields may
be- found The Baraboo will do n
little. but II probably isn't as big ~
any n the others. and its ore will
cost more TO produce The west has
ores but as yet TOO far from the great
manufacturing towns Ia time they
will come in but they are inferior
10 our product The south has 10,
~ iron ~ the leaner kinds. suitable
FOR open hearth practice. ana open
hearth il gradually coming in II
will have % b. employed 10 care foi
the ores that VIII eventually only b,
available ishpeming Iron ore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10
SKATING RINK ON BALL PARK
Band Boys Plan to Flood Field For Winter
Ice Sports.

Band Boys Plan 10 Flood Field For Winter
Ice Sports.
There il project ON foot 20 give
Crystal Falls some out door amuse.
ment for the winter The proposition
Is 20 flood the base ball ground and
form q skating rink there. The thing
can lie accomplished very handily. BY
banking up the snow about the edge
Of the fence basin about two feet
deep can be- formed 10 mold the water
long enough 10 allow IL % freeze and
form au lee rink The water can be
supplied from the city mains a. DR.
Larson corner and piped through
hose 10 the grounds IL is figured
that ono cold night win be- sufficient
10 fix the rink mp in line shape The
high fruce which surrounds the
grounds viii serve 10 break the wind
aud at the same time incloee the
grounds -o that an admission fee may
be- charged
The project "a In the hands Of the
band boys and has been quite generally
talked 81 late, The people Of the
place should lend assistance 10 the
move sn provide some pleasure for
the Young people ~ the city during
the winter months
Again the band boys ought 81 be-
encouraged 10 keep their organization
together. by charging "A small ad
mission the boys can make little
out Of II enough 10 be an incentive
10 them 10 practice.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-12-10
CRYSTAL FALLS. MICHIGAN. DECEMBER 10. 1904.

al importance recognized aud made
more stable by the immense drain
that Is 10 10 made ON the higher
grades of ora grades that are now
comparatively scarce. Chas. NJ.
Schwab il credited with saying during
the week just passed that he Is now
inclined 20 raise the estimate ~ ~
per ton which he placed upon iron
ore in the ground one year ago. In
making this statement Mr. Schwab
had IA mind the 800. 900. 600 tons of ore
that will be- taken from the Lake
country to supply the mills the com
ing season.
The week has also seen an increased
hustle among the mines OF the dis
trict 10 get out increased outputs the
coming season
The Bristol
This property Is pursuing the even
tenor Of its way. making coed pro-
gress and saying nothing Supt.
Bjork ism given TO ostentation He
believes In getting results and letting
the results do the talking His poll
cy since he has been ia charge Of the
Bristol has demonstrated that he can
bring results II anyone can do so. The
property has made good showing
for 80 discouraging year AS 1908
and II the physical condition OF the
mine Continues as good next year AS
II has been at aome stages in the past
the mine will MAKE better show
ing next year than ever. The grade