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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28
Decorate!

Let every patriotic citizen in
the city make a display of flags
and bunting on the occasion OF
the dedication of the Blue and
Gray park, on the Fourth OF
July, and show our visiting
guests that we are living happily
and contentedly together, with
one flag and one country.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28
Fun! Fun!

There will be a Shadow Socia.
at the Odd Fellows Hall, next
Wednesday evening, under the
auspices of the Ladies of the G.
A. R. and Post No. II. Ladies
are requested to bring a box filled
with lunch sufficient for two. A
campfire will make things lively
and interesting.
By order of Committee.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28
Iudge Griggs Lectures.

Triton, Ga, June 24.-Tonight
Judge Griggs will lecture in
Fitzgerald at the opera house on
THE Reformer." The proceeds
will be given to Mumford's Or.
phans' home. Last night thirty
prominent citizens of Fitzgerald
entertained Judge Griggs at a
banquet in his honor at the
Aldine hotel, in that city.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28

WANTED:-I,OOO cords
of 4-foot wood, delivered i'm
mediately. at $3.50 per cord
at the Fitzgerald Ice Co. ct
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28
Cheaper Than Staying a
Home,

Take in the Sunday excur-
sions to Savannah and Tybee via
the Seaboard Air Line Ry. A
surf bath is both heathful and
beneficial. Full information
upon application to Seaboard
Agent.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28
Don't Forget

That the Ladies of the Macca-
bees will serve ice cream and
cake, Thursday evening, June
3Oth, corner Grant and Central.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28

Miss Maud Greer, of Triton,
was the guest of Mrs. Kate
Myers, at the Lee-Grant, Mon
day.
Kew. A. L. BLIZZARD, who has
been at Jennings. Florida, for
several days, returned home last
night.
MRS. WV. Black and children,
rot, Dawson, are. visiting! her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Arlington.
DIR. Ware has just received
another car of wood and
will now keep a supply at so
cents per cord.
Clayton Jay is carrying a very
sore hand, the result of an injury
received by being thrown from
his buggy a few days ago.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Cash
or on time-Two good farm or
family horses.
o-21tf MARTIN 8 HENDLv.
Mr.. W. R. Bowen returned
Saturday from Atlanta where he
spent the most of last week,
transacting important business.
Miss Eva Campbell, of McRae,
is visiting Mrs. E. J. Dorminy,
and will remain in the city sever
al weeks, to the delight of her
many friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Po1hill, who
have been visiting DIR. and Mrs.
J. H. Polhill, of this city, for
some time, returned to their
home in Hawkinsvi1le today.
Those wanting cheap lumber
for small houses will always find
a bargain at Cook-Dorminy Co.'S
mill. Lumber from $500 up to
$4,000 4-23t
Several loads of fine fresh fish
from the Alapaha were for sale
on our streets Monday and they
went like hot cakes, many of the
trout weighing from 8 to II
pounds. We hope the boys
didn't catch them on Sunday.
Messrs. J. A. Justice and
Frank H. Haight leave today for
an extended outing trip to the
coast. They intend to visit all
the principal resorts between
Tybee and Palm Beach and are
counting on having the time of
their lives.
E. T. James, who has been
suffering with fever for some
time, was taken to the SAM
tarium at Atlanta, Saturday.
Mrs. James and Miss bona will
leave today to join Mr.. James,
with whom they will remain un-
til he RECEIVERS his health
At their suburban home, Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Kimball are en-
Pertaining Mn Kimball's brother,
who, accompanied by his wife,
came up from their home in
Florida about week ago. The
two families will soon leave for
an extended visit in the north
and west, returning to this sec
ton next fall.
DR.. D. B. Ware is suffering
from a slight attack of fever,
brought on probably by over.
work in attending his large prac-
tice and experimenting the open
ing of the Sanitarium; this latter
in itself being no small task to
undertake during the unusually
warm weather of the past few
days.
WANTED:-l,OOO cords
of 4-foot wood, delivered i'm
mAdiafAlV at 81 IN nor corol
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28
Savannah and Tybee

Are in full blast. Why not
take in the popular Sunday ex-
cursions to these points, via the
Seaboard Air Line Ry.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.

CONVENIENTLY located
and representing some of the
best STANDARD companies.
| solicit your FIRE INSUR-
ANCE business. Will take
pains in drawing up your policies
correctly.
]. E. TURNER,
Cashier Home Saving Bank.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-28

OSSA\e
Mr.. G. w. Urmey is in McRae
this week on business.
T. c. Allen, of Triton, spent
Sunday with friends here.
See the Cook-Dorminy Co. be-
fore buying lumber and shingles
Mrs. F. J. Clark leaves this
week for an outing of several
weeks.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise is
on sale at Ratc1iff Bro. News
Stand.
DR.. and Mrs. C. B. White re.
turned last Thursday from their
visit to the world fair.
Mr.. c. E. Richey, the dairy
man, is quite i'll with fever, at
his home northeast of the city.
Cleaning, dyeing and repairing
done by VIM. Goeb1er, Central
Ave-, east of Empire Store. If
Gray Bros. are building a sub
stantia1 driveway in front of
their barn on Central Avenue.
Miss Ono Tauncey, of Atlanta,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Kate
Myers, at the Lee-Grant this
week.
Misses Irene and The1ma
Dasher, of Augusta, are the
guests of Mrs. L. Kennedy this
week.
DIR. Ware has just received
another car load of wood and
will now keep a supply at 50
cents per cord.
Miss Constance Holt, a 1ovab1e
young lady, of Americas, is visit
ing Miss Vesta Jacobs and at
tending the house party.
Only three miles of the one
inch pipe left. If you need any,
write quick before it is hi gone.
If J. E. MERCER.
DR.. D. B. Wares mother, who
has been here for some time
with her son, retuSned Saturday
to her home near Indian Springs.
Rev. Hagan will preach at the
Blue and Gray park next Sunday
at 4 p. M, instead of at p. M,
as announced. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. J. L. Hit, Mrs. ]. A.
Justice and Lawrence Hit left
Monday evening for Chicago
where they will visit for several
weeks with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Chas. Higgins, of the
First National, is filling the po-
sition of Cashier Turner at the
Exchange Bank, during the
1atter's absence at Wilmington
Island.
GA. Lagerstrom will leave this
evening for an extended visit tc
his old home in Minneapolis,
MINI. He will go by the way OF
st. Louis and spend a week TAX
ing in the sights at the exposi.
ton.
Mrs. C. A. Greer returned
from visit to her parents al
Richland, Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Greer are boarding tempo
rarily with Mrs. G. P. Mingle'
dorff.
Cashier J. E. Turner, of the
Home Savings Bank, left Sunday
for a few days. outing with Mrs
Turner, who is spending the
heated season at Wilmington
Island.
Col. D. B. Jay and family, &C
companied by Miss Minnie
Goebler, leave Thursday fol
Indiana where they will spend
part of the summer with W. w
Sparks and other friends.
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TYPICAL OF GERMANY.

The Kaiser's Transportation Exhibit
at Worlds Fair Shows Ideal Road.
St Louis April 20.-Germany's ex-
hibit in the ansportation department
al the Worlds Fair is so large that a
considerable part Of it is made on
space outside the Palace of Transpor
tation.
The exhibit Of track and structure
is located on a tract 600 by 1875 feet
between the Palace Of Forestry Fish
and Game and Administration build
ing. There are 420e feet, which is
The general train dispatcher's office;
an electrical switch towei, 40 by 10
feet; a mechanical switch tower q
ay 81 feet, and typical railroad sta
zion building 25 by Z feet
The buildings are of typical German
architecture with high pitched roofs
covered with red and green tiles. med
ieyaI orial windows and ornate out
side stairways, The switch signal sys-
TENS win be in operation.
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DID IT.
Result Of Change Of Food.

thNS-Atl " C'Ae@it w VI 'Abbs
Says a lady of South Dakota: Il
don't believe anyone ever suffered
from dyspepsia worse than did for
80 years for sometimes / laid in bed
for months at time with no appetite
and what did eat was impossible to
retain on my stomach which often
kept me awake all night with severe
cramps
about three years ago / became
so nervous I was almost wild AS I
lay on the bed (for could not sit up)
if | looked out the window and saw
la weed growing in the grass it al.
most gave me Mysteries, I begged my
daughter to go out and pull it up
and one moments delay on her part al
most sent me into fits. Think of such
Ia condition. Of course she could not
know the intense agony l suffered
while waiting but it was no wonder
my mind was dcranged for had
scarcely slept at all for four months.
1T was at this critical time my food
was changed and / commenced to eat
.Grape-Nuts regularly two or three tim
les daily and began to gain in few
days; appetite improved, gained in
flesh and strength and the chroni,
diarrhoea which had troubled me for
years gradually gave way.
81 blame my fondness for white
bread for much of my trouble for did
not digest it and have no doubt that it
being a clogging and nonnourishing
food was what brought me down at
first AS a result Of this change in
food have so far recovered my health
as to be rid Of the old trouble and am
comfortable and in peace and am able
to do considerable light WORK for one
Of my age.
Please remember ! am now rs years
Of age ard to have recovered as ] have
al my age my friends think is wonder
ful and a sure proof of what Grape
Nuts food in place of white bread
and bad food can do and will do if
given a chance and eaten regularly.
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich There's a reason.
Look in each pkg for the famous
little book. "The Road to Wellville.'
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WILL SURELY Be
JUDGE PARKER
-
Believed Other States will
Follow Action of New
York
TO PRESENT HIS NAME ONLY
Not Likely That There viii be ANY
Contest at the National conven-
tion-claims of Hearst Men in
the West.

New York, April 20-The men who
have charge of Judge Parker's cam.
paisn feel so confident of the effect Of
New Yorl1's action upon other states
that they are now predicting no other
name win be formally presented 10
the ST. Louis convention. Whether
other states instruct Or do not they feel
assured that the sentiment will all be
Parker.
The action of the Pennsylvania con
Yention at Harrisburg today in select
Ing an uninstruoted delegation was an,
ticipated but they put the votes of
the state in the Parker column. lust
as they do those from New Jersey.
The Jerseyites would undoubtedly vote
for Cleveland were he in the running
because he is both a native and a res
ident of that state and has always
been strong there, but with Cleveland
eliminated they win be for Parker as
things now stand
Colonel GuHog the unquestioned
leader Of Pennsylvania democracy is
personally in favor Of Senator German
or Judge Gray Of Deleware. and some
Of the Pennsylyanians would like to
sec Governor Pattison. who is one of
their delegates at large, selected for
the highest party honor but they
recognize that the trend of sentiment
throughout The country is now running
strongly toward Parker and as the
delegation will act under tho unit rule
lit is practically as certain the Penn,
syIvania votes will be in the Parker
column as it is New Yorks win be
there.
Adyices from the middle west indl---
cate the same trend While the sup,
porters of MIR. Hearst have been max
ing much over the selection Of some
Hearst delegates to the Illinois and
Michigan conventions in counties and
townships chat have acted early, the
strongest democratic leaders in those
states believe the national convention
delegates when finally made up win
consist Of Parker men.
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GOING BACK TO
ST, PETERSBURG
-$-
Constant Fighting is Re-
ported Along the YaIu
River
NEW VESSELS FOR RUSSIA
Reported That Gear viii Purchase
Two From vaited states-Japs
Have Landed Forces Near
New chwahg.

New York 5prll 20--A World dis
patch from Harbin says that Grand
Duke Cyril has just arrived there on
his way to st. Petersburg. His intu.
ries are not severe. He gives an ac.
count of his escape, which is almost
miraculous. At the moment Of the
explosion under the Petrouavlovsk the
grand duke was on the bridge. at the
other end or which was Admiral Max.
aroffff. 1t seemed as If the world.
skies and water were rent asunder.
From the gulf arose a binding cloud
Iof flame, which burst, with a deafen-
.ing roar, into suffocating fumes. Scorch
ed and blinded Cyril recovered sufi-
eiently to recognize that the vessel
was sinking by the head The bodies
OF the dead sailors We're floating from
the deck, which was awash The duke
family remembers that he cleared the
suction when the vessel sank. He
clambered down from the bridge. made
no Woy dAO4iS tuG dtCk tuIOuSH CDB
clouds Of steam and masses Of debris.
He ascended the incline with the
rising water, as it seemed nhfsuing
him into a barbotte into which the
water was pouring with such force that
| it required all his strength to make
his way through it. He reached a gun
port, diyed down and out with all the
force of an athlete and practiced swim
mer, until his temples seemed burst
ing with the effort of holding his
breath Then he struck inward. At
last light came and he reached the
air He filed his lungs and supported
himself upon piece of floating wreck
age, TO which he assisted a struggling
swimmer Then the duke looked for
the Petrauavlovsk. It was not to be-
seen. The sea was calm, except for
a gentle swell. There remained only
a few swimmers some floating wreck
age and corpses.
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RIFLEmgms VIEW UNIFORMS.

Company Wiu Make Good Showing
on Memorial Day.
AT the regular weekly meeting Of
the Biaemen lest night the new uni
forms, recently received, were given
out to the different members They
will be worn for the first time on Me
mortal Day
The uniforms are furnished the com
pany by the government the regular
summer regulation. Of yellow canvass
with many brass buttons.
Orders were also issued last night
for the Memorial Day parade and the
company expects to have good turn
out. m
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CORRESPONDENTS OFF.
ALL TURNED LOOSE

New Chwang, April 20 Correspon-
dents Of leading Frech, Italian and
British newspapers, OF one American
paper and Of the Associated Press
are permitted to proceed TO Mukden
today. United States Consul Miller
entertained the correspondents at the
consulate before their departure They
are the first foreign newspaper men
admitted TO the Russian lines since
the declaration of war
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CONTINUE TO FIGHT
ALONG THE YALU

Seoul, April 20.--The japanese aus
thorities here admit that constant
sldrmishing is occurring between OPP
posing armies on the Yalb but claim
that no decisive action has taken placd
so far, though news Of such an en-
gagement is expected at any moment.
It is estimated that the Russians have
$4,000 men on the Yalu. The widest
rumors are aaoat, largely from Ko.
rean sources, which are absolutely
unreliable.
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VETERANS 10 MEET TO-DAY.
interesting Session to be field.at Rife

Interesting Session 10 be fieId.at Rife.
Mems Arnory.
A meeting Of The Confederate yct-
Grams Of Glynn county IS called for
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock in the Rife
mems armory. Business Of import
ance is to come up before the meet
ing ana fail attendance Is requested.
Among otFer things Che committee
in charge Of the Memorial Dag pro-
gram viii render its report to the camp
final arrangements viii be made for
the day and other matters are to be
handIed
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RUSSIA WILL BUY SHIPS
FROM UNITED STATES.

St. Petersburg, April 2O.-It is now
reported that the deal for the rumored
purchase by Russia of four ships in
the United statcs was negotiated by
General Williams, agent Of a Phila-
delphia firm, and the Russian ambas-
sador to Turkey, NJ, Zinoyieff The
admiralty still lacks definite conGrma-
tion Of the cause Of the Petrouavlovsk
disaster
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DUKE CYRIL TELLS OF
HIS NARROW ESCAPE
ing was destroyed at A o'clock this
Narrow Eacape Of chlef.

morning
Narrow Escape of Chief.
Early last night when the fire as
sumed alarming proportions, appeals
for aid We're sent to London, Ham
ilton, Montreal and Buffalo. Special
trains were started at once from these
points, but it was long after midnight
when the first Of them arrived. Early
Chief Thompson got trapped by the
flames and was forced to jump from
the top of the building, The network
of wires broke his fall and saved his
life. He escaped with a broken leg.
A stranger was with him and no trace
OF him has been seen. 1t is probable
he perished in the flames. The wind
which was brisk, increased to a gale.
The progress of the flames was mark
ed by hard hopeless fighting by the
Gremen.
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Train was Lac.

The A. & b. train with the Jackson
Vile ball team, due here at 1926, did
not arrive until S;15 and not at one
O'Clock as was announced yesterday
afternoon. The team got off at the
ball park and after adorning their uni
forms were ready to play bali.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-21
RUSSIAN ARMY BACK
BEHIND YALu RIVER

Tien Tsin, April Pot is under-
stood here that only four Russian reg
iments remain on the Yalu and that
the Russian first line Of defense ex.
tends from Feng-huan-Cheng to Mo-
teinling Pass. q
During the last two days many Chi.
.nese refugees from Manchuria have ar,
rived at Tien Tsin. III
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WENT TO SIX MILLION.
conhagration In Toronto Was Sc
rious One.

conflagration In Toronto Was Sc
rious One.
Toronto, April 20.-Six million dol.
lars worth of property was destroyed
by the fire which devastated the bus
mess section Of Toronto last night
and early this morning. The flames
were under control at O'Clock. Two
hundred and fifty firms we're burned
out. The area covered by the fire
is three blocks wide. Only one man
was missed, but it is not certain that
he perished in the names. Chief
Thompson Of the FIRE department was
injured, though not seriously. The
custom house, q four-story stone build
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-21
OF MISS NORA eoamAN
Niece Of Maryland'e Senator Becomes.
an Atlanta Bride.

an Atlanta Bride.
Baltimore, April 20-At the coun-
try place of her parents at Oak Forest
Park, Miss Nora German, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. German
and niece Of Senator German, was
married today 10 DR.. e. G. BilIinger,
of Atlanta. TIE ceremonw which was
followed by large reception, was at
tended by prominent society folks OF
this city, Washington, New York, Phi
adelphia, Wilmington, Richmond and
other cities.
The bride made her debut three
years ago and is wei know in Wash
ington, where she has spent much
time at the home Of Eer unce, Senator
German. She is Highly educated and
an heiress. DR.. Ballinger, the BRIDE
groom, is prominent physician Of
Atlanta, and the son Of II. +. Ballin-
ger OF Tryon, S. c.
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Manager Brown vas wen pleased
with The attendance yesterday The
players also were gratlaed and endeag
ored 70 do their best work.
IN the eighth inning, with two men
on bases Abbott came in one yard oil
placing the sphere over the center field
fence The drive was one Of the long
est seen on the diamond for some time
Even the wind was against The Pilots
however, and the stiff breeze kept the
ball on the field
Crovatt and Hopkins shared the
honors Of the afternoon, They both
made two OF three beautiful catches
Manager Brown has not decided
who would pitch today Crimes, who
was scheduled to pitch, sprained his
arm yesterday and will be out Of the
game for few days If Walker feels
alright he may again do the pitching.
Bagwel will pitch or Jacksonville
The Fort Screven soldier boys viii
be here next week for three games
followed the first week in May BY the
all-Sayannah team, which recently
trimmed The Jacksonville aggregatioA
| in two games
A lady in the grand stand was heard
to remark yesterday in the fifth inning
which side is ahead"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-21
Hopkins out hit by batted ball
Score By Innings.

Jacksonville 002 90 8 x-G
Brunswick 30 0 D 0 OIL
Summary Stolen bases, Springs,
Kelly 2, Robinson 2; two base hits,
Kelly double plays, O'Connor to Brew
er 10 Bowen; safe hits off Walker g.
.oG Persons Z; struck out, by Persons
-, by Walker 3; hit by pitched ball,
Walker 2; wild pitch, Walker; time Of
game hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
Mccullough.
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The board Of trade will hold its reg.
ular weekly meeting at the city hall
this morning at the usual hours. Mat.
ters-of Importance to Brunswick will
come up for discussion and full att
tendance is requested. mf
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rlRe At THE ARCADE sALooa
Place Came Near Going up in Smoke
Noefer,4..,

Place Came Near Going up in Smoke
Yesterday.
An alarm of ffe was sounded from
box 10. corner OF Gloucester aud Now.
castle streets yesterday shortly after
noon The blaze was discovered in
the Arcade saloon and It oae time lt
looked as if the entire building would
be destroyed, but the department slr-
ceeded in extinguishing the blaze be-
fore serious damage resulted
The fire ORIGINATED from The gas
pipe in the saloon. il is stated that
the inspector was there in me morning
TO make an inspection Later smobs
was seen coming from the front part
Of the building The blaze had also
scattered around the btIldng when
The department arrived.
p. Keller. the proprietor Of the aa
loon. was insured witch the agency
Of James s. Wright The bdildin&
owned by Mrs Myers. was also insor-
cd The damage will not be over two
or three hundred dollars
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-21
Defeated their Opponents
in the State Primary
Yesterday
LESIfR MAY BE SAFE
Congressional Race in the FIRST Dis.
trict Was a I1otly Contested One
But Returns Indicate Election
of Lester.

Atlanta, April 2o.-Returns are com.
ing in rather slow from many countie.
over the state On account of The long
ticket and in many instances the hot
contests which were on for different
places.
However, the returns received MP to
this hour assure the election Of Chief
Justice simmons by an overwhelming
majority The handsome vote he re-
ceived surprised even his most san
guine friends.
In the race for prison commissioner
Turner has undoubtedly been ro-elect
ed by a good majority, although re-
turns from many counties are yet to
come in, but they can hardly change
the result. Mr. Strickland, IL seems,
made very good race, but Che poll
.tictans over the state were for Turner
In this city there were several hotIy
contested local places, and the result
will not be known before midnight.
Lester Safe
Savannah, April 90 Although the
managers have NOT yet finished count
ing the votes in this county and the
result has not been learned from 9th
ier counties in the First congressional
district it is safe to say Chat Con
gressman Lester has defeated his op-
ponent. Col -. However, it is
mot believed Il / his majority win be
as large as nav been claimed by his
friends, and It Is possible, but not like
ly, that later returns win entirely
change the results.