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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-30
ON THE RACE TRACK.

Averages Tobin. 1918: spltz. l6s l.3,
Mays, 1856 2-3i Young, 1867 smith, 300 l-3
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nre now tunnelng from the gorge below
Lao Tie hill which they hope hrst To
damage and then 60 rush. The dispatch
continues.
Desperate fighting is proceeding
daily and the losses are admitted to he
excessive, but the Japanese Insist that
Port Arthur must fan within 81 days
The Morning Posts correspondent at
Shanghai teegraphs that wireless CONF
municatlon has been re-estnbllshed ho-
tween the Russian consulate ot Cheioo
and the Port Arthur garrison.
SITUATION rs CRITICAL,
ST. petersburg Nov. 30, 3,gS q. m-
Foreign reports OF the lighting ut Port
Arthur are accepted here very serious
ly II the Japanese have taken 2O3'
meter hin, as reported, commanding
the whole horbor &c is believed that the
situation is critical Experts on Port
Arthur topography assert however
thar lt is more likely that The japanese
have occupied some positions at the
base of the hill, and believe that OWNS
to the concentrated fire OF the covering
forts the Japanese win find Che top of
the hill mtenable IL they arrive there
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You think anyone can
brew tea and they can but
why don't you learn1
Go by the book,

Wife ior ON Knowledge Book 4 schHing &
Company San Francisco.
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NEL9ON AFTER BRITT.

wen another short onder brought
dgnngg tne money Kind OF fooled em,
G".tt A no stage OF the fight was I IN
tVau OF the result OF course, In the first
NM w, W tnree rounds ! was just feeling
paved, I knew I had him Before tbe
n.y. ! sad that Corbett wasn't game.
VIZ 'Rat back now, He Is one eamo guy.
ns-t ~ look tonight showed H. / am not
'"7u up bit and am not hurt. Britt?
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cRoWn WAs MrRcIFrL.

She cry Of "stop the fight" WAS yelled
from every part Of the house, but II was
n0tuntil the 10th that the butchering end
3D. Corbet wobbled around gamely but
was as helpless as a lame duck, Harry
mihi then jumped into the ring and a
great yell went up from the crowd The
night was over.
Corbett bathcd IN blood. and with a
sickly smile. shook hands with the victor
and was then helped out OF the ring, Nell
son looked strong and was unmarked. He
received the congratulations of scores of
friends who crowded about him, After
posing for the snapshot men, he was car
ried on ON the shoulders of his smiling
f1ends The house gave him q tremen-
d0us ovation
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The sixth was a furious round, which
ended I'm Nelson beating Corhett all over
the ring Tho house was going wild. Nell
Son kept up the work in the seventh, beat
mg Corbett until his face was streaming
With blood C0rbctt had but one chance
TO lav fOr aud land the punch for which
he is am0us-but he never got the
chance. I'm the eighth Nelson even out
boxed the Denver lad. lie was all but out
when The hell rang.
mo ninth was terrible round. Cor
bstt wlthstood blow after blow with mar
ytous endurance
Keep away, keep away and use iudg-
Corhstt missed again and again, lie seem-
I'd 10 lose Judgment, strength and every
Quality which had formerly gained him
fame
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ordinary Lee cites the appli.
cation of Laura Palmer for
twelve months support out of the
estate of H. T. Palmer.
Also the discharge of E. T.
James, administrator John A.
Rish
Also the application of William
Williams, administrator estate OF
F. M. Tyler.
Also the application of ]. M,
Cheney for permanent admins
traitor estate of M. E. Cheney.
Also the application of Marion
Luke 70 be appointed guardian of
Ellie, Thomas, Cleveland aud
John Cheney.
Also the application of Mrs. A,
E. Garrison for twelve mon BIS
support out of the estate of J. M.
Garrison.
Also the application of Eliza.
beth Dixon for permanent ad.
ministrator estate of Robert
Dixon for permanent ad ministra.
tor estate of Robert Dixon.
All 10 be heard on tie first
Monday in October.
Sheriff McInnis advertises for
sale on the first Tuesday in
October, 10 acre tract pa, prop.
erty of C. C. Bowers.
East half Of lot Of land No. 14O
in the fifth district as the prop
erty of ]. L. Tucker.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17
A Pleasant Occasion.

The donation party, at the
home of Elder ~Daugherty, last
Thursday evening was a very
pleasant affair, and was enjoyed
equally well by guests, host and
hostess,
A brief service of song and
prayer was given at the church
after which about an hour was
spent in social converse. The
spirit that lit is more blessed tc
give than to receive" seemed to
prevade the gathering, and &
party was planned for Rev
Robinson, who has been in ii
health for so long.
At about $50 the guests dis
persed, leaving Elder Daugherty
in happy frame of mind.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17
Church and Sunday School Notice

EDITOR ENTERPRISE
Permit me space to announce
that I will discuss the following
subjects next Sunday in the
chapel of the First Church of
Christ, corner of Sherman and
Jessamine streets.
Sunday 10:45 a. m. "The Royal
Family"
Sunday 7:3Op. m. "Indentifca-
ton"
The official board also desires
to announce that the Sunday
School will be reorganized at 9:3O
a. m. by electing superintend-
ent and teachers to fill the va
cancies made by the withdrawal
from the church of those mem
bers who refused to abide by the
decision of the church as render
ed on the first Sunday in July.
The board, therefore, asks
that the faithful, loyal members
of the church and friends of the
the Sunday School be present
promptly at $50 a. m. next Sun
day, Sept. 18th. Come and bring
your children with you.
Signed:
w. E. DAUGHERTY,
Pastor First Church of Christ.
A. W. OWENS, Chmn
]. L. WELLMAN, Elders.
c. c. BALL, Clerk.
IRA WARNER,
L. ScoTT,
S. D. RAYNER, Deacons
JAS. SIMPSON,
r. MATHEWS,
September 10, 1904.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17

oxnptly day or night.
Drug Store. Residence
south of Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17

8clt. over Gelders
etice solicited
etrics and diseases
Charges reasonable.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17
Troup District.

Cotton picking is the order of
the day.
Mr.. L. N. Lewis and brother
have sold their saw-mill to Mr..
D. E. Harper.
Miss Birdie Sword is still
teaching school at Prospect.
Mr., jim Young's little baby is
quite sick.
Mr.. Ray Frey has dismissed
his school for two weeks so
patrons can get caught up with
the cotton picking.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17

Only train No. 4 goes via Queensland.
M. w, GARBUTT, supt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17
Additional Locals.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
COMMISSION COMING

The Georgia Railroad Com
mission wilbe here Monday after
noon as the guests of Mr.. H. c..
McFadden, freight and passen-
ger agent of the Atlantic and
Biz mingham.
They will arrive on the after
noon train and spend the night
in the city.
There is no particular signif-
canoe that attaches to their visit
except that they wish tosee city
that is perfectly satisfied with
the railroad situation.
Fitzgerald has several rail
roads, ample depot facilities,
and very satisfactory freight
rates.
The distinguished gentlemen
who compose the commission
will find hearty welcome in the
colony city.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17
For Sac,

Eight fine mules and FIVE new
wagons, harness, etc. Apply at
this Office.
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). +. THOMPSON,

zTzGRRALD. GEORGIA.
OFFICES:
1 and 8, Twyman :Blocb
aEslpENcEI
North Main Streets.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-09-17

Take look over our advertis-
ing columns.
See the Cook-Dorminy Co. be-
fore buying 1um Der and shingles.
Get a Stylish Ready-to-W ear
at Mrs. E. J. Walkers, Central
Ave.
Go to the Bazaar for your
School Tablets, Composition
Books, etc.
Mrs. Prentiss, of Fitzgerald,
is the guest of Mrs. ]. M. Nelson.
-Corde1e News.
For the latest Styles in neck
wear, Combs and Belts go to Miss
Minnie Killingsworth, Central
Ave.
Miss Ethel casters left yester-
day to visit her uncle, Col. D. B.
Jay of Fitzgerald Macon Tele-
graph.
Miss Ethel will spend several
weeks here where she has many
friends who made her acquain-
lance on former visits.
Miss Anita Alison and her
friend, Miss Morris, were in the
city yesterday the guests of Mr.,
Alison. Miss Morris was
led route TO, Jacksonville, where
she went yesterday evening,
Miss Alison returned to Able.
vile this morning.
Mr., M. w. Cooper, who sup
erinted the building of the
ls2s Bank, the academy and
cher structures in Ocilla, re-
turned to his home in Fitzgerald
last week, but expects to l.cate
here later. There's plenty Of
room here for him.-Ocilla Dis
patch.
The members of the First
Christian Church will meet ir
the Luthern church for com.
munion every Lordy Day at 1C
O'Clock a. m. beginning Sept 18th
1904 and will continue to do SC
until further notice is given. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The Christian Endeavor of the
First Christian Church will
meet in the Luthern Church at
4 p. m. every Lords Day until
further notice is given. All c.
E. and other workers of the
young Peoples Societies are
most cordially invited to come
and help us.
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LoF TON ERUpT|0NS.


Il
Lotion, Aug. l. = Miss Angie
Wall of Hickory, Miss. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. M. Gates, here
this week.
+. M. Gates, the gas man, was
a passenger on the northbound
train Thursday evening.
Among those who a tended the
capmmeeting Sunday were E. S.
Murrell, Rob't. Cooper, Lonnie
and Tom Blackburn, Mat Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. White and
G. w. New.
J. .M. King of Vcrda was in
our town Monday.
The Lotion Baseball team went
over and crossed bats with the
Mache: team Sunday and went
down in defeat, the score standing
6 to 8 for Machen.
Miss Exile King of Vcrda visited
the Misses New Monday.
Mrs. r. +. Cooper and Mrs. 7.
w. Young VISITED Mrs. S. IL.
Chandler at Verda Sunday.
AL Cant moved out to his
homestead Monday.
Miss Lille Richardson of Col
fax visited friends and relatives
here lsat week.
Mrs. G. I. Cooper of Pollock is
now visiting her sons Robert and
Lonnie Cooper of this place.
The Mill is running on full
time now and thsmboys all seem
to be happy. -
Say, Mr.. Editor, put my name
down on the roll of that Law and
Order League.
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DOTS FROM IATT.
. BY PLATHEAD.

Iatt, La, July 80. - Please
allow me space in your valuable
paper for items from this town.
The health of this community
is good at present.
We have been having plenty
of rain and crops are looking fine.
The watermelon man is as happy
as he car be and the sweet potato
crop is assured.
A protracted meeting is billed
for Aug. LIST. at Liberty Chapel
and if it materializes we will have
a good time, as the "yellow legs"
are in season now.
Otis Nugent and Miss Ermine
Moseley seem bent on startling
this community with wedding
bells in the near future, while
Miss Frances West is going to
cause us to lose a good professo +
from the school.
Tom Dean of Tide visited Iatt
today and was a guest while here
of Miss Mary Brown.
Prof. j. p. Durham and Miss
Frances West passed through
town today, heads bent toward
Black Creek to witness the closing
exercises of the singing school at
that place.
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COULEY PERSONALS.
BIT scarsnzn.

Couley, July 30.-The Metho-
dist revival closed here Thursday
night. Rev. Mr.. Brown did ex-
cellent preaching during the
meeting and much good was done.
Mrs. r. B. Kennedy and child
rem of Winfield spent several
days here with relatives this week
returning to their home Wednes-
day.
Many people from other
places attended the Methodist
meeting here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mack and Looney Wyatt,
accompanied BY their brother
Charles. arrived from Hornbeck,
La, Saturday. The latter will
spend while here with home
folks before returning.
DR.. e. L. Drummond of Calvin
was called here yesterday to see
Mrs. Us. Martin, who is severely
i'll.
p. Kicffer made . flying trip
to ST. Maurice Thursday.
S. d. Stroud. j. T. Bice, w.
r. Everett and E. p. Martin
attended the school meeting at
Winfield Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Holmes of this
place is to be commended for the
excellent music she rendered on
the organ during the revival.
Eugene Bennett of Atlanta
attended the meeting Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Lucinda and Erpannah
Rice of Alonzo visited relatives
here during the week.
Miss Holder Of Mississippi is
at Congo this week instructing a
Iclass in music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Everett Of
Everett, La, are visiting relitlves
and friends here at presant.
w. G. Brett and family OF
Atlanta attended the meeting here
Saturday and Sunday.
Quite number of our people
leave to day for the Ebenezel
campmeeting.
Mrs. Billy Reeves and family OF
Montgomery visited relatives here
first Of the week.
John Kelly and Add Bazaar Of
|Verda were here first Of the weel
latter beef cattle.
Merchant Wyatt is replenishinl
his stock Of goods this week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-08-04
Winntield, La, July -, 1904.

winnicld, La, July -, 1901
The police jury OF the parish OF winn met
today As board of equalizers to equaiize the
assessment OF vim parish, La, for the year
1904. Roll cali showed all members present
On motion:
The following contested cases were taken up
in the following order and disposed OF in the
following manner:
In the ease of Duncan, Brewer b Co. the land
assessed at $500 per acre, agEregating 1850
acres. was reduced from $500 per acre 70 $lo.U
per acre, the other valuation TO stand as it now
stands.
In the case of BodcAw Lumber Co. the land
assessed at $500 per acre, aggregating ., -
acres, was reduced from $500 per acre TO ~ oo
the other land or valuation to stand as 1t new
stands.
In the case Of Geo. ". Pack Land & Lamber
Co. the land assessed 1t $500 per acre, aggrc-
eating 4779 acres and valued at $500 per acre.
~ reduced from $500 70 5000 per acre, valua-
tion placed ON other land TO stand ~ 1t now
stands.
In the case OF Louisiana Midland MIL &C..
the land assessed It $500, aggregAting l1so
scrss .nd valued a. $500 per acre Be reduced
10 5000 Der acre, the valuations placed ON the
other land 70 remain IS II NOW stands
In the case Of winn LAID 4 Lumber Co. the
Iant assessed at sls-oo, sgGreRafmg A'ess
acres ana valued - $3.50 per acre, Be reduced
to 5000 per acre, the other valuations to stand
Is It nov In
In the case Of wilfam Hdenborne the valua-
ton Of 1850 per acre. aggregatins ls.Aee arres
| and valued ~ $t6oO per sore was reduces
from $500 o'$ln.ee per acre; but y y under-
Il - AZ. -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-08-04
APhysician Healed.

DR.. Geo. Ewing. a practicine
physician Of Smiths Grove, KY,
for over thirty years. writes his
neutrality-suspicious. with Foley's
Kidney Cure: "F'or years / had
been greatly bothered with kidney
md bladder trouble and enlarged
prostrate gland. used everything
known to the profession without
|relief, until l commenced to use
Foley's Kidney Cure. After TAX
IL three bottles l was entirely
islieved and cured. Iprcscribe
s row daily in my practise and
heartily recommend its use to all
PHYSICIANS for such troubles. |
lave prescribed it in hundreds
81 eases with perfect success. .
For sale by Grisham Drug Co.
-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-08-04

Friday, July 8, 1901
Body called to order by the president Roll
call showed all members present Minutes OF
previous day read and adopted
On motion:
It was suggested that as the claims commit
tee and the finance committee
were not ready to report, therefore. body adj
iourned As q police jury until Monday morning
Jnly IS, 1901.
w. NJ. WALLAcE, Dr. ID. b. WILLIAMS
CLERK President.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-08-04
Puts an End to it All.

RUS III Emu 70 ~ Al.
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sresnlt of unbearable painfrom
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r;sonhure & Natchitoches road at or near J. p
wooten,s place, be received and Alien Nugent
is hereby appointed oyerseer to cut out said
road and serve as overseer for the re mainder
of the year.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton:
A nublic road was granted commencing at
Antioch church on road No. in ward 10 and
running in a southwesterly direction by K N.
TerraIps place and crossing the Sparta Alex
andria road at d. W. Stewards place, then run
ming via g X. Deems place, and on to the Saline
BAYOU at Harrison crossing; and r. n Terrai.
ID. W. Stewart, W. l.. Afford, @. r. Deen' u
w. Deem aud o. W. Rowe are hereby appointed
reviews to mark out said road and report back
as the Law directs.
On. motion OF Mr.. 3rewton:
The sum OF SIPS, or as much thereof as may
be necessary, was appropriated out OF the
bridge fund OF 1903 to build q bridge across the
Saline bayou at Cloud crossing on the bayou
Saline, and the police jury OF Natchitoches
parish are requested to appropriate IKE
amount, and when bridge is complete the
oyerseer is authorized to draft on treasurer
for amount.
On motion:
The salary OF the Justice of peace for ward
of the constable fixed at $ per quarter
Thursday, July Z, 1904.
The police Jury Of vim parish met today in
regular session assembled, pursuant to adj
jonrnment.
Body called to order by the president
Roll call showed all members present.
Minutes of previous day read and adopted.
On mo ion:
hr vrnnu od
from the claims committee and placed on the
finance committee, and p. F. Smith and =. y.
Puckitt were removed from the finance com
mittee and placed ON the claims committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Dunn:
The following change was granted in the
Monroe & Natchitoches road: Leaving the
road at the Bill Hearn old place at the south
west corner Of Sc IA Of Nv IA Bee. = t.
r. -, and running north one-half mile ON
the forty line and intersecting the road north
Of the pasture, and J. T. Bryant, agent Louis
lana Midland Mill Company, is hereby author
lied to make said change without cos to the
parish.
On motion:
The parish treasurers bond was fixed at
$4,000.
On motion:
The treasurer's salary of the parish OF vim
was fixed at $500 for the en- suing two years.
On motion Of Mr.. Shumate:
The body adjourned as police jury and re-
solved themselves into a board OF equaiizcrs to
equalize the assessment for the year 1864.
On motion:
The board OF equalizers adjourned until
Tuesday morning, July 18th. and resumed COM
mittee work as q police jury.