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SUPERVISORS
APPROVE: PLAN
Design for Alameda County
Booth: at Worlds Fair Is
Accepted BY: the Board
CUSTODIAN: !. APPOINTED.
Commissioners Name Webb
IN. Pearce to-. Take. Charge
..=olf the. Exhibit at St. Louis
Oakland Office. San: Francisco. Cal


+. ~-,-::Oak kland. Office San: Francisco. Gail,
!. -. Ills Broadway. ~Feb: 29. "
:: The design for the, Alameda: and
Contra Costa counties exhibits at the
ST: Louis. Fair. prepared by Commits
sioner w. H. Weilbye. of the Alameda
County. Commission, were approved
this morning. by the Board of Super.
visors, :and Commissioners Weilbye will
start. for St Louis next week to SUI
perintend- the erection of the booth in
which the exhibit. of. the two counties
will be displayed. All the parts of the
structure, the stands. columns and fa-
cades, were made here, and will be
freighted east in sections:
The Commissioners have appointed
Webb n. Pearce custodian of the Ala
media County exhibit at st. Louis, and
this. morning the appointment was rat
ified by the Board of Supervisors.
Webb N: ..Pearce was formerly. secre-
.tary of the Merchants Exchange and
is we'll qualified to care for the cQuntys s
exhibit at the exposition. Mr.. Pearce
Will. leave for the East at the time. that
the. first. portion of the exhibit = is
shipped
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OWDS..ATTEND
ON LADIES' DAY
Events at Ascot Park in
Los Angeles Prove. Inter
estiug- g---Betting: Is Lively
TWO . FAYoRITES. WIN
Hilona. a. Stron g Choice, IS
Beaten By Peggy Mine, ne and
Dargill: Stops. at. the. Post

3 Los ANC LES; :. Feb: :: 29. Ladies;
day brou.ght out a.: great: ATTENDANCE. at:
Ascot to day: and the betting was. live
ly.: Only TWO faporftes rewarded their
.backers.. -. -: ~.
/ In The 9two:y :year-old race, the first
on the card, ,fTiiona was Backed at
I; TO >. to take the money. Melar. was.
second choice played from 81 down to
Tito s.. Peggy Mine; at 4 TO !, won ali
the way,*Hilona. getting up. in. time TO
get the place from :Pirelfa. at 80. to- /.
.Dargiu~ was heavily: played by. the
talent to win the SECOND. race, but
wheeled as the barrier went up and
was practically left at. the post. Met
lakatla. led until opposite the paddock,
when Colonel 'Eogey. CAME with a rush.
and won. by half "A: length, Durbar
third: = - -
f. j: Baldwih's- entry. =. Americana
ana GruzadGs, were the we'll played fa-
,votites in: the. third: Americana won
easily by three lengths, .Cruzados sec.
2ond, .eNeryator third. - !:
Mezzo: prohibitive favorite at 2. to s.:
won by half a length from Sfraggler.:
an outsider Pfatonius getting the
show +. -: -: -. -.
Farmer Jim, ON his last: race, was.
backed :: to-: WIN the. FIFTH. but: Ma
non; at to l.. wei ridden. by Hide
:hrand did the trick. MareSa and Mill
tarX getting second and third. money
resRectiHely... =: =,
/. The last, race. Went to a. long. shot.
Albert. Enright, AT 80: to- I, winning
from :Eouwelsea,. while the faNorite;
Major: Dixon,:... off badly, was third.
Summary: = .:i.:-.: =:
Mine, :1d8 yRedfernf. 4 40 j. won. !: >HilSna 96
GIfldebrandl : TO. 3, second =: Pireija, t03
gMcuntain). 30 to: L.. third" Time, 40. M0lQr'
and Brown Study. also ran: ~. =,
SECOND. race six :furlougs.- ,selling&Colopef
Boge3s 100. IS. Murphy. 2 to . :1Von% Mella-2
katla 9T. lIi1dehtandJ 3. to- I, sedorslf Durbar,
% It J. I5ooker)s 20. To-. L. third: Time HIS:
l'2Et'in IT. and: Esa A< D also ran:
lul lHiidebrand): o. TO 90. WON Cruzaabs,. ,..1G9
44ECT5eFly9 81 10 20; "second,. Nerva1or, >: i0f
tMbpntainj4 2 r. t6:f, thiTd- Time; 1 ,C2 >Eu-'
genie b Blissfu}f Hercules -:and Revolt .also:
ram eE%danCr "a nd Cru zfii c5llslle
F9urth: race -0ne m He and seventy. Yards
se1ijngZAIezzo. Oh (Ti tldebraItdl y: t9: 3. M-5rS
Platonfds l04 e. .epis); a3%t6.I. thifd.' Ting
Il I56: RTy G ay Rye and. Dupont. al So .rah
+. Fifth race. Sairs6n polrse= n Nanon. lf3 tIiil-
debTand9 4 fQ%l WON. m Maresa II0 AEawTan ee9 p
.thlT1i- Time u II 1..:~ 'E}dred .MacFFeGkno6
C;arifvellt5n fiIEaii; Sallie: efeed wi ne. Johr
Hughes. r1Ilef Jim; EIa4ier and Grss Gross
s;f;sf mile SeIItng1TA bert I1nri ghf
Te7; (lohnsonli 30 80 i. wpn; Is9aweFsea,.<10 %.
lAIaGntainj;=5 70 Second Major Dixon 107.
tJ:* Lew 70: : thlrJ,. Time. A. a.. Flea
Silver Fir .MT: Robinson Tuttls,. Merwan and
Lady FoEse also: ran: -: - =.
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Works of Art -Confiscated.

: ! Two marble: Columns: of beautiful
design and: great antiquity. belonging
TO: cburc HI in. the town of. Cave, *.uear
Rome: which: previously. formed part
of some: ancient: :fnonument, :, were
bought by a .Floreritfne~ agent. recently
and taken to Rome, prior to being
STffpped::: to}aan American: customer:
The Italian Government. discovered the
;contemPlated exportatton on. Of a work Of
art. and: seized the. columns; refusing
To- refund. to the antiquarian: the. sum
he: had paid for: :. them York
Comr1erciaI Advertiser: ..:......x.-..::.
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SAYS. HUSBAND. is
- GUILTY OF. BIGANfY
Mrs, Alice Nfaurer. Alleges Her Bet
j ter Half Has Another. Wife, in :.
-. =: -. New York. -. -.


:: GARLAND: Feb. 29.--An order was
made; y:Judge. Ogden to- day alrthoriz--
ing. the taking of the >denositions of
Mrs: katherine ,Maurer. and Albert
Maurer.of Gattaraugus. County, N. Y,
whom: Mrs. Alice G.. Maurer of this
city says: are the. legal wife" and child
of James M Ma urer,; whom she is now
suing: for ..annul ul4ne1nt. ::of MARRIAGE.
~charging. that. he is "a higannist. ~
!. !: In. her Complaint fhe plaintiff states.
that: she married, :Maprer. "a bout .a::year
.ago--if.: Pennsylvantas .::Sipce~then She
has learned, that he, has. a wife: and
gSIt:tolyri~son living in the. State of New
York.. Maalrer* Is: at present: in Los.
Angeles. = Mrs: .Nfaurer: by. the. deposit:
tions of: mot her: and son :: expects ITO.
prove her case. =:
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THRASHEs. MAN WHO.
:: SENT HIM A. BULLET
George Caine Resents Interference by
- the. Brother of Woman With.
:: Whom lie WAS Friendly. -

-~osA KI.AND. Feb: 2s.LGeorge .cafne,
"a young mechanic: pleaded guilty. to
a charge of battery in the PoHce
Court this. morning. but. nrade:: some
Explanations which caused: Police
Judge: sa;.Imiuels' TO. continue the. case
until to-norrow before PASSING SEN
::tence.:: :Ga1ne said his arrest had been
ciailised. by ALBERT -Sweasey,- with whose
sister; Mrs. Melissa DWHer, Calne had
been keeping COMPANY. = :. :; X. :
: :. =: :"Thfs man: sent. me a bullet. by: his
said Gaine: = telling; me - to
smell: it. and that I would get one like
it If I, did; not: cease. my: attentions 70
her," -. -,
!. s.: J: Mrs. :Dwyer Is suing. her. husband
Jules Dwyef, for "a divorce. :.
:, Caine met. 'Sweasey. and. two other
memo the street and. admits that he
struck :.Sweasey and offered to. whip
his: companions, :. .
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DENY. CONTRA
.C0STA'S APPEAL
Alameda. Trustees Refuse
to Grant: Request for. an
Increase of. Water. Rate
NORRIS MAKES: ADDRESS
Says Limited Amount Paid
:: by. City Results in De-:
!: ficit. Instead Of. al. Profit

" ALAMEDA Feb. 29--The.. City. .Trus-
tees tonight. refused Ito grant the. re.
quest of David Morris, the local man
ager. of the Contra Costa Water Com
pany,. that: the corporation be given ain
increase in it's Alameda rates, and
passed an, ordinances fixing the rates for
water. to private. consumers and the
municipality at.the same as those now
in force.
These rates. are 30 cents for each 1000
gallons ITO the general public land 15
cents for each 1000 gallons used by. the
city for street sptinkling. schools, parks
and sewer flushing. The minimum
monthly bill for private consumers is
81, with rental of 81 month for each
fire hydrant and sewer flushing tank.
The City Trustees that voted for the
passage of the water rate. ordinance
were j: F.: Forderer, B. f. Combs; w.
NJ. Bowers and DR.. H. M. Pond. Trus-
tee C. J. Hammond was absent because
of illness.
:. In asking for an increase in the rates
Manager Morris said:.
I, am here to request that you. give us a
little raise which | believe We are entitled
to- We are going behind instead of increasing
our profits and. think the city should pay us
the same for its water as private consumers
do. 1t would mean only about $4,000 "a year
more to Alameda. The. city would not. feel
the loss: Of that Kiuch and it would be a: con-
siderable gain to Our business is so smalI
here that the. company has show. -.
/ President Fordefer in replying ito
Morris said. that all: of the City Trus-
tees were. agreed that no raise should be
do fI,f
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-f- =
IA Censiis :. ofIEads.:.

:. chicago, where the ::fad s. go me from
has ecognized. its. duty by furnishing a.
list Of. them to the public: .;A:fe5g.: may
have got away. but the Irving PARK
yVofla ANS: Club. has: COMPILED th1s5 list:
Of the, Z. .fads,> that most abeund::..
elbow 5ournalisfr::
+ = Authors with long: names l.. .:.:.
Side talks with girls:.... .:.,*. : =:
(. .Treat trnents; to ma Ike WOMEN bea,utifpl:
Fish dinners with live: fish :.on the
table ' 81 = =. :. : ...-.
e Dinners for m onkeys: ~. : =. j. *, =:
:. The historical #noXel.:... = s s:: :
:. Books. with rough, edges, -. s :.
Use @of '.fore@ord"s I'M: books instead
of preface ',.-. + +, # .. XIX: u >...+ E
Turned. UP trousers. {. :. :.;..> +: .
* Present shane Of. trousers. r.. ..-; s..
: Burnt wood. :. r.. , =: <
+. Visiting Waldorf. astoria. lin; New
York the AnrlexaiiTl.. G Chicagoi.
!: The Kangaroo. walk: :: T. :.
The athletic. girl. ~ y. :.
:. impressed food tablets. j = - -: r.
: The no breakfast fad. =: -. r.
The uncooked4food notion. =. =. :: -
:. The" soaked raw wheat craze. =.
The peanut: cure for insomnia = !: :.
The anti baking powder fad. ...... r..
= The. .nlicr6be. In: everythfng.:>. = = =: =
. BY. a strange. oversight the club
omitted -Chicago's* latest addftfon.-to
this list-fhe mo- bath" fad advocated
by DR. Robertson. However, ;as = the
Esquimau for centuries have .prac:.
ticed .abstention from the external use
of. water, possibly the recent .enuncia-
tion of this. gospel is. not so much "a
fad as "a, ~redfscovery:. Now. that: the
fads' have. been: enumerated 1T WIFI be
interesting TO know what. the Trying
Park Club proposes. to do about them.
The: mere: enumeration Of: them is likely
to increase their. prevalence. as: making
known to fad-followers the entire. pos:
.sibilities;> of the schedule they have.
heretofore followed only IN part. New
York World: -. -: =
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NanoIeon.s Deafh Room.

; >The.foom. in which Napoleon died is
now used as a. Roman Catholic. chapel
for soldiers and the. -vestments worn
by -the. priests in the celebration of
mass: as well as the altar plate. We're
the gift Of Napoleon III The .princi-
pal rhoroughfare of : jamestown; the.
capital Of st Helena. has: long. horne
the name of Napoleon. street.
Helena Guardian. -~~-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-01

:. Wars .; Of the last sOoo.years are*sup-
posed to. have cost s6gO,0G0,000, 900.
Each man. who. falls: on. the: battle
field costs $2740 to kill, and the. coun-.
tries OF: Europe to day. are paying to
maintain an: ARMED neutraIity',. the
small sum. of; $50 a second. ~:
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-01

Old London bridge took the record
time of thirty-three years to bufld. II
was begun in 1176 and not completed
till 1909. The present bridge was be-.
gun in 1924 and finished in 1881. 1t
cost 100000
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-01

Antonio. NJ. y: Yoazo: "a Fjlipino]de-
string TO settle in this, country. was
denied NATURALIZATION: papers at Wash
ipRton last week on he noyer ground
that he had no nationality to. re-.
flduuce. - - =. =.
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Via sausalito Ferry,

suburban Service. Standard. Gauge Electric
q 90 io.i n 100 a. m,.. II 20. 1:45 3:15. 4:15
SI5 ais. 100. s:45, 1920. IL As: p: m.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN, FRANCIIscO
r,aiit- 5.15, T:35, 40. $50. 9:35, 11:05' a.
mr. a:20, las. 2:55. ,S:45c 4:45I 5;45. s:45f
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
II % a m, IL :35. 200. 3:i5. 4:O5. SOS. sos.
LOB 900 1O:35 D: m. -.
THROUGH. TRAINS.
500 a: m. daiIy-CazadeTo and way stations
.5:l5 3. nj. week days Saturday excepted
.Tomaies: and way stations.
+. 3:15:- ID. m. Saturdays-cazadero and way
Sundays chly.-1O. a. m. Point Reyes: and
TICKET oFFICE=82s Market st.
FERRY-Union Depot. foot Of Market ST..
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-01

The. .aalthorifies .of. the Universal .Flx-
position at Ifege;=-. Belgium, offer a
prize. of IS $4,000 for an. .airshIp com
petition. ~ -.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. g.
THIN

Should know that perfect .diges-
ton and assimilation of the food.
IS the first essential to the putting
on Of solid flesh. Persons who
have a..weak-. stomach and suffer
from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation are always thin, be-
cause they fail to- derive proper
nourishment from their food. Try
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters at
once 1t will strengthen the stom-
ach, perfect digestion and build
up firm. solid flesh. 1t never fails.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-01

A for Morning P for Afternoon.
.-tSunday excepted Sunday Only
a Saturday only
Sstops At ali stations on Sunday.
70 Only trains stopping at Valencia St. southbound
are6:10 7:00A l;SO Az, $50 Ps 6soPM. and
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
HON. J. f. DELACY.
| the Eastman TimeS-Journal.

AONs JS Cs OELAAEo
From the Eastman Times-Journal.
Hon. Jno. F. DeLacy, who has
held the office of solicitor-genera1
of the Oconee circuit since 1899,
is candidate for reelection, and
has made a definite announce
ment to this effect.
Mr.. DeLacY has very zealous1y
performed the duties of his office,
without fear or favor, and every
grand jury in the circuit has en-
dorsed his work before them.
He is thoroughly competent and
capable, being a man of unus ual
legal ability and a polished,
forceful speaker. He is univer-
sally recognized as a splendid
prosecuting attorney.
He is always active in any
movement for the advancement
OF his town and county. He is
recognized as leading mem Der
of the Board of Trade, is a
Jealous advocate and supporter
of the public school and gener-
Gus contributor to the agricu1-
tural and industrial organiza-
tons of his county, and is prom
inently identified with many
affairs of state. He is one of the
vice-presidents of the Greater
Georgia movement and a member
of the advisory board of the St.
Louis Exposition commission.
Loyalty to his friends is a
marked characteristic of the
man, they finding him ever ready
to lend them all assistance in his
power in any 1andable undertake
ing. q
He will carry this, his home
county, almost solidly, and re-
ports from other counties in the
circuit indicate that he will be
elected by an overwhelming ma
jority.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
Get them at the Bazaar Sh
J. e. TURNER.

Get them at the Bazaar Shoe
Store.
M. r. Catherwood, iof the A. &
B., was here Thursday.
Turpentine and timber mules.
Luke & Clements. Apr I
Mr.. Marshall Martin returned
yesterday to his home in Indiana.
c. c. Farmer is visiting his
brother, E. K. Farmer of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. James left
Friday for Broxton to be gone
two or three days.
Messrs. M. Holburg and C. W.
Downes left yesterday for Bay
St. Louis, Mississippi.
Hon. M. L. Everett, of Lump
kin, we'll known in thelegislature,
was in the city Thursday and
Friday.
For SALE-A good cooking
range. A lot of household furni-
ture. Inquire of Mrs. Stalker,
corner of Sherman and Altamaha
streets. 2-16tw
Col. D. 3. Jay is regaining his
strength rapidly and hopes to be
able to be in his Office by the first
of next week.
We pay you to let us take care
of your money. Four per cent
interest compounded quarterly
paid on savings deposits.
2-18 HOME SAVINGS BANK.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
FOR COMMISSIONERS.

I hereby announce my candi.
dacy for the Office of County Com.
missioner subject to the white
primary.
I have discharged the duties of
county surveyor satisfactorily
during the past year, but my
chief recommendation is that I
have managed my own business
successfully, and if elected would
endeavor to manage public af-
fairs the same, and should the
voters consider me qualified to
discharge the duties of commits
sioner I shall fully appreciate
the honor.
SYDNEY CLARE.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20

A. T. Newton, of Macon, was
here Tuesday.
Fine farm mules. Luke and
Clements. Apr l
]. E. Cameron, of Waycross,
has been here several days.
}. A Harper, of Macon, was
here on business Thursday.
H. L. Kelly has opened a gen
eral store on south Grant street.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
Heefner, Saturday morning, Feb.
20, 1903, fine baby girl.
If you want mule or horse
for any purpose see Marcus
Luke at Fitzgerald. Luke and
Clements. Apr 1
The rumor was current this
morning that the dry goods and
clothing stock of S. w. Jones
would be purchased by one of the
prominent citizens of this place.
For RENT-Nice new four
room house on Oconee Street,
apply to neutrality-suspicious.
Co.
Miss Ethel Riviere has accept
ed position in the dry goods
store of Messrs. Bea1 Bros at
Fitzgerald. Much success to
you, Miss Ethe1.-Rochelle New
Era.
WANTED-Neat, white wom-
an to do light homework. No
washing or cooking. Apply at
once at Lee-Grant. If
B. M. Wood, an experienced
clothier of New York city, was
here Wednesday, assisting the
Wilcox and Dorminey firm in
transacting the business of their
made-to-order department.
Ed Stallings, of Americas, is
here on business. Mr.. Stallings'
connection with some of the
most important industries of the
city makes his movements of
interest to the 1aborer as we'll as
the Spectator.
We keep every depositors busi-
ness perfect secret. No one
shall know from us who has mon
ey in this bank, nor how much.
1t is no bodV's business but the
depositor's and ours.
.2-18 HOME SAVINGS BANK.
Miss Lucy Simmons, of Dothan
Ala, is visiting her sisters,
Mesdams J. B. D. Woodburn and
S. r. Fem. Miss Lucy former
" lived in Rochelle, and her
numerous friends are delighted
to see her.--Rochelle New Era.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20

Luke and Clements sell buggy
horses. Anr
Il. B. Young, of Tifton, was
here On business yesterday.
Miss Ida Taylor is assisting in
Rlcker's photograph gallery.
For SALE-Three frst-class
mich cows. Apply at this office.
M. Oster, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
is including Fitzgerald in his
southern trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Buckley
very pleasantly entertained a few
friends at cards Thursday even
ing at their home On south Grant.
Cleaning, dyeing and repairing
done by VIM. Goeb1er, Central
Ave., east of Empire Store. If
The ladies of the Christian
church will hold their regular
monthly dinner at the W. R. C.
hall, Thursday, Feb. rs. Din
ner zoe.
AT the Baptist Church Sunday
night, Rev. Carl Minors subject
will be: IF Jesus should visit
Fitzgerald what would Hesee and
how would He be pleased with
what He saw"
Martin & Hend1ey can supply
you with commercial fertilizers
now. See them. 11-19
There are several new delivery
wagons on the streets, Bea1 Bros.
staple and fancy groceries,
White Swan Steam Laundry, G.
0. Alexander and Bro. and L. O.
Tlsdel's open wagon is not an
old one.
Presiding Elder H. M. Nor
rison will have charge of both
the morning and evening services
at the Central Methodist church
next Sunday. Quarterly con-
ference will be held Monday
morning.
Mr.. Will C. Simmons, of Fitz-
gerald, was greeting and being
greeted by his Rochelle friends
last Sunday. Will is genial
young gentleman, and we are
always glad to tell him "howdy."
Rochelle New Era.
The cottage at the corner of
Grant and Lemon streets, has
been enlarged and remodeled
and is now a handsome two
story, six-room residence and a
valuable piece of property from a
speculative point of view. Mr..
Porter, the present tenant has
secured pleasant home by 1eas-
ing the place for number of
months.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20

FIRE INSURANCE. can
insure your property from loss
by fire in some of the OLDEST
AND STRONGEST compan-
les, with rates the same as other
standard companies.
LIFE INSURANCE. can
insure your life in the FIRST
COMPANY, now active, that
was eyer organized in America,
and you will share in the COM
pany's profits as we'll as enjoy
the satisfaction of insurance pro-
lection. The assets of my COM
pany are more that two and a
third times greater than the com
bined capital of the Bank of Eng.
land, Bank Of Germany, Bank of
France and the Bank of Russia.
1t is the STRONGEST FINAN.
CIAL INSTITUTION ON
EARTH. Office, HOME SAVINGS
BANK
1-12-3no ]. e. TURNER.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR cor

l hereby announce l
candidate for re-eieckio
office of Clerk Superior
Irwin county, subject
ton of the primary
thankful to the peopl
shown me in the pa
elected I pledge . fs
and Efficient admi
fairs of the Office
of my ability.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20

J. J. Sarnham, Of Philadelphia,
was here Thursday.
B. K. Clapp of Atlanta, was
here Wednesday.
By agreements services on Sun
day night in all the churches will
begin at us for the present.
G.. W. MINOR.
Sec. Ministerial Alliance.
Beginning the first of Feb, 1
will do electrical wiring and
other work in that line.
G. W. URMEY.
The w. R. C. holds its regular
meetings on the first and third
Tuesdays of each month at 2 p.
m. Also on the second Saturday
of each month they meet with
Post II for a social time.
WANTED-A reliable white
cook, a good home for the proper
person, apply to S. B. Brown,
Albany, Ga.
Sunday, Feb. 21, at the morn
ing service at the Presbyterian
church the sermon will be d.
rected especially to young men.
All cordially invited.
W. c. Hagan.
A hunting party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Keim, Miss
Gertie Keim, Miss Maud Beck
and Mr.. Benschoter spent
Thursday at the river. It is
needless to say that they all had
a jolly time, and we sympathize
with them over the wild turkeys
they didn't kill. We've been
there.
RESOLVE that henceforth
you will not spend so much nor
ey, but place it where it will be
safely kept for you and where it
will be earning interest. The
Home Savings. bank pays you
four per cent interest on your
money. No matter how little,
how much; you can get a bank
book and an account started for
the asking. 2-18
DR.. J. H. Powell, of this city,
was recently offered the pro-
fessorship of the Eye, Ear Nose
and Throat department of the
Atlanta Medical College. This
position ranks among the highest
in the Medical world, and the
offer is a convincing argument in
regard to the qualification of this
learned gentleman. The doctor
has refused the offer, saying he
preferred to remain here, where
he has property interests and a
large practice in his special lines.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
Episcopal

Lenten services En-
during Lent, except
March 20, at II a. ia
M, and every Wednes
Ash Wednesday, at
on Ash Wednesday al
J. W. TURNER, Fl
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
F. and A, vi. Mee

Pine Level Lodge $50,
A. NJ. will hold their n
meeting at their hall Mo
Feb. n, at 7 p. m. Work
Fellow Craft degree. All
ing Masons are cordially Iii
to be present.
C. M. WISE, IN
W. H. HALsBv, Sec.
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l hereby
dacy for
treasurer.
ed the peoplS
this cap
cord. u ne
airy to be CALI
worthy of anoE
appreciate the
tray the trust r
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
FOR SHERIFF..

l hereby announce my
candidate for reelection I
Office of sheriff of Irwin ccH
subject to the white prims
D. A. McIN
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
ros 1K

HAA
I hereby
election The
Treasurer Sd
ment of the b
I refer wil
record of the
shall be pie
verdict Of
and know IEly