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ADAMS, Mr. aud Mira James Brookiine, - val
cottage. The Misses Adams. james Adams. ir.
ATWOOD, Hon william E--Parts. ns-saaatf.
BAcos, Mrs II - Rsngor-Bacon cottage. Mics
Rose NJ Bacon. Miss Stuart, Bangor.
BsarasrT, charles u - BANGOR = Beilsriets.
Madam Bartlett. Charles ID Bartlett.
BoARbsAS, Mr. and Mrs A. Bangor.
BAssrow. Miss D. Boston Wild Rose.
BALpwiS. Hrs Dwight-- Boston Cafapbsii cos-
taGe. Master Dudley Baldwin,, Mise Alice
Campbell. Cherry Geld.
BOWEN. MIR aud Mrs & B--Newton Cester--
Fafysfese. Mrs brigham, Miss Brigham.
Newton, Master kidder Bowen.
RgowH. Mrs + s--IlAngor--T a Sietson cottage.
CAMP PmLlIrs, FIR Chase, Prof and Mrs II a
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WEST ELLSWORTH.

Mira. Martha DoliGrd IS on the slsS !
Asa NJ. Barron went to E1slero9E J
urdsy ana returned Sunday,
Miss Rag Alta Dol'ard, who wss q
ill last week, IS slowly recovering.
Fred F. Floyd end family, Of ~
Desert Ferry, visited his parents, g.
Floyd and wife, Sunday.
Miss Flora Lyons, who has lived 9
her aunt, Mrs. l.. NJ. Seeds, to' sss
few years, went to Sorcross Mess
Mrs. Seeds accompanied her niece to .
aor Monday. and returned TUESDAY
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COUNTY NEWS.
HANCOCK POINT.

Little Marion MorIarty, of Bangor, is
visiting at c. A. Penneys.
Vincent Carter, OF NicoIln, has returned
home to attend to bis hayiDg.
Geo:gse Bali aud SIR. Drew, OF Lincoln,
have been visiting Mrs. sicFsrisnd.
Mabel Alien, Of Bangor, returned home
Sunday after spending week with her
mother. Mrs. Mcfarland, ct the Point.
Miss Mabel Bunker and Miss Paine and
Mrs. Roltnd Baaker, al ot Massachusetts,
are occupying william craotrss's house.
Mrs. hoSstd Hodekins had an 81 turn
Tuesday. Her friends were very anxious
soopt her, snd are glgd to hear she Is
better.
Intv 2s r
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STEAMER CITY oF RocKLAND.
COUNTY NEWS.
so- Additional County Ns,rs Gee .shs- maze,
NORTH SULLIVAN.

A party OF young people go to Bar
Hsrbor tomorrow to visit the warships.
Miss Flora Goodwin returned from Har-
rington Saturday, after spending week
with relatives.
Harvey Robertson has returned from
Tunk, where be has been the guest of his
grandparents, VIII Robertson and wife.
Mrs. hattie Wooster, accompanied by a
friend, Miss Lula Rice, of Prospect Har-
Dor, visited relatives and friends here last
week.
Miss Nina Mooue entertained small
party of friends at her home Saturday
evening in honor o, her guest, Miss Uls
Gordon, OF franklin. The evening was
spent In music and social chat. Refresh
ments were served.
July %. M.
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aod cost sZ75.O0o. Both steamer and
cargo were well Insured.

cargo were well insured.
when the secidsnt happened the Rock
land was stssming her way slowly toward
Roeklsnd la an unusually thick and dan
gerous fog. She was moving at less than
one-qusrter speed. when suddenly her
bow grounded, running up some distance
on what later proved to be Upper Gang
way ledge This ledge IL in Penohscot
bay about twenty-five minutes run south
OF Rockland. II Is midway between osi's
Head light aud Whitehead light, and one
Of the points of lodges cut In Mussel
Ridge channel.
CALL FoR HELP.
Capt. Marx Pierce was 10 tie pilot
house when the steamer went ashore.
lie at once gave orders, to ipsure the
safety of the passengers. The whistle
was sounded repeatedly as notification
TO people 81 Roeklsnd that an accident
had happened. A. the same time q oost
was loweree and sent ashore around the
ledge In order to send teiephoDe call for
help.
As a result OF this the steamer J. t.
Morse, which carries Passengers from
Rockland to Bar Harbor, and which was
" ing At that port waiting for the arrival
OF the city Of RockIsnd, steamed down to
where the larger steamer was ashore.
Mesntime the City OF Roekisnd was rest
ing easily on the ledge. although there
wss no apparent prospect that she would
be released speedily.
Despite the condition Of affairs, which
might have czused genuine aneasiness,
tue impenetrabie fog aud all. the passen-
gers remained calm. showing every con-
ndenee IN the eaptaiH's ahitity TO take
them from the steamer.
PASSENGERS TAKEN orr.
Some Of the passengers were still in
their bsrtbs when tbs CITY Of Rocklsnd
ran on the ledge. Toe shock Of the I'm
pact vas ssfseieat 10 notify everybody
that some sort Of an seeident had oc-
Cured. Tbsrs was general. but not
confusing rush 10 the main deck 10 learn
the natars and extent Of the accident.
II vas shortly after Capt. Pierce had
made statement that there ~ss no dan
ger and thst be was eonh 1out that all
would soon be removed from the steamer,
that the J. j. Morse appeared on the laFg-
en- boats side
The work OF the transfer Of the pas
sengsrs was At onee begun and Il was
carried out without any mishsp. Once
the passengers were on the J. T. Morse
the latter came up to Rocklsad and
landed the passengers. who then pro-
cesded to their various destinations.
had HEAVY FREIGHT.
The City OF Rockisnd carried heavy
load of freight, which made 10 all the
more unlikely that the boat could easily
be taken from the ledge. On the other
hand, the accident hsppened at low tide
and there was some confidence that on
the Good the stssmer might 3e fio4tsd.
High tide vas at 1910 Tuesday forenoon.
The crew remained BY the steamer, and
after the passengers had been removed In
safety kn examination Of the vessels po-
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stton revealed tae fact that she wss
resting on the top Of rounded ledge
nearly smidships.
OF the hull iass forward OF the MIDDLE OF
tae vessel which Il WAS feared would
weaken her seriously IL she did not float
st fiood tide ard make the chances osp-
gerous that she might hreek tn two n The
tide should iease her again In ths: post
ton
After examination the Officials here did
not conceal the fact that they considered
tie steamers position bad one.
While tile passengers were being re-
moved two tags came down tbe liver aud
remained standing by To give such ssslst-
ance a. might be possible. Among tie
passengers ON the CITY OF Roeklsud was
Eugene f. Carver, Of Boston, general
eounsei and one OF the directors of the
company.
THE RocKLASD AS she WAS.
The CITY OF r ok ana was bullt by
william Nick y at Fast Boston In 1901,
and made her II - trip IN June of the
same Year. She was handsome hust,
aud ia some Respects shesd OF suythiDg
ever built for service IN eastern watefs
Her dimensions we're Ms foiIsw
Length lextremel .,.+.,.. =. 800 feet
90 feet ioaKer than the CT Of EapgorJ
Team -. ....4s........., 70 fes
Width over all ..+..-s-...... ............ @ feet
Depta..-.-. .....t- ....-..........-.. feet
Sfr0sz tonnage. ......s..4.......-...t, - tons
Net tonnage es5 loas
Passenger eapaciiy -.-... ..s..... -. SO persons
fr,sis 81 parity aBonts ..-...... .. feA tone
Frame. Is hits OAK. copper Ahf iron fastened.
kngtne. vefth a. esam. IL hersr poser.
speed, ABOUT - knots, or 20 statute niles an
hours
Steam heat. electric tights and bsus
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soMEsvILLE.

Caroins Downing left to. day.
Rev. Gideon Mayo, OF Winter Harhor,
preached here Sunday.
Mrs. j. C. Hill had the misfortune to ia |
Saturday causing fracture OF a bone
In Der wrist.
Much sympathy is felt for Allie Ridley
and wife, in the death OF their youngest
child Bertha.
July %. II
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Iess-I can't understand what he saw
IN her. Her face Is decidedly plain. Jess
Yes, but The figure she has makes up for
all that. Tess-Fignref She's positively
serawny. She has no tigura. Jess You're
mistaken. She has six figures and the
nrst ones fse.
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Kidney Irouhle cnrrd

Mrs. NJ. J. Danlcy, Treasurer q, i,
Rebecca i.odgc, /. o. 0. T., writes N,
isi FirststEec,, n. Minneapolis, Nisa
IL was afflicted for several yess n
kidney ironhle which became aage !.
fons and caused me considerable anrj,,
fspegf hundreds OF dollars fnigy,
be cured. b0f nothing gave me /,
permanent refief until tried Penn
IL TOOK less Than three naaths \
only ten bottles 70 effect perasne
cure. ---Hrs. ~. J. DsnIey.
A4drC The Pcruna Medicine q
Columbus, Ohio. for free boak N es,s,
written by nr. s y. Hartman.
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Next Sunday afternoon a special service
will be heis 10 the church at East La
moline, and large number Of the officers
and men OF the Minneapolis and the
Prairie are expected 20 be present.
The members of the Neptune club Of
the Prairie, app reeiating the kindness OF
the people OF Lanoine township snd
Marlboro, will give return party in TIE
town hall next Friday evening.
The officers and men of the Prairie, APP
precisting he kindness OF the people, will
give free minstrel entertainment IN
either the town nail or t he grange hail ct
LAmoine corner on Saturday evening.
Ii. McDevitt and wife and A. e..
Carter, OF Boston, are at Luther Gil
patrick's for the season. Mr.. McDeyiit
was a war correspondent during the
Russo Turkish war FOR the Boston
Transcript.
This will be a busy ami festive week for
this section. On Wednesday evening the
c. Z. societies OF East Lsmoine, North
Lamoine and Marlboro will entertain the
officers aud men OF the navy At lawn
party 10 be given on the beautiful lawn
OF the Cousins cottpge occupied by Capt.
5. p. Cousins and Rev. Mr.. Toms. A
canopy viii be erected aud illuminated BY
japanese lanterns. Ice cream and cake
will be served, aud the string Dand OF the
Prairie will furnish the Instrumental
music. Lieut.. Louis {. Richardson VIII
deliver an address. A large number OF
visitors from Bar Harbor, Seal Harbor,
Boston, New York, and Canada are ex-
pected to be present.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST LAMoINE.

Rev. Harry W. Jones, d. D., Of the L..
q. 5. Pralris, wife and family went on the
steamer Marjorie to Bar Harbor on FRI
day last; thence they drove to Seal Hsr-
Dor, where they were the guests Of the
m. Rev. A. McKay-Smith, d. D., bishop
eoadlutor Of Pennsylvania, at the bishops
magnificent summer residence, "rhe
wild CHE" They were royalty enter
tsined.
Il Is unfortunate that there Is no public
or private hail To East Lamoine, as some
Of our people have 30 travel as much as
four miles 10 reach the town hall or the
grange bail at Lsmoine corner. The peo-
pie are talking OF building a hall next
spring, aud to hsve a place Of recreation
for the men OF the navy next year instead
Of making them walk three miles from
the coaling station to Lsmoins corner.
The Columbia and Topeka OF the North
AtIantic training squadron are expected
ut the cosling station on Wednesday.
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MARIAVILLE

The Morrison annual reunion will be
held at the Morrison farm on Monday,
Aug.s
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PERFECT
HEALTH
RECLAIMED.

ufica had 10 liS down. took six III
OF PeruEs. Twas then In perfect IA
was regular, had no more headache.
fact, my health II now all that =
wish Mrs. T.. Won Stienap
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ut times terri5ss,I
aches. ! had I'D
complications nj
indigo siion and ii
trouble. "a Al
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Mrs. i. Won siienau, ssg Fl,tA o..
Milwaukee, Wis.,, writes:
i have been sufferer for va,,..,
female trouble, causing haek,.l.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11
Judge Roberts Stirs Up
Storm of indignation.

Mt. Vernon, Ga, August g.
William S. Cornell, the prisoner
here who was the cause of Judge
D. M. Roberts, sensational order
for the arrest of Sheriff Ben E..
Riggs of Montgomery county on
contempt proceedings, was last
night taken to the Telfair county
jail by Sheriff Dowdy of that
county.
The trial of Cornell and of
Riggs will be at Hawkinsville
tomorrow morning.
The best people here are mig
nant at Judge Roberts riotous
order, which they claim was is
sued on living misrepresenta-
tons.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11
Special Session Of Bullock
Superior Court to Be Held.
From Statesboro News.

From Statesboro News.
Hon. A. F. Daily has called an
extra session of superior court,
to be held next Monday, to try
the murderers of the Hodges
family. This has been done at
the request of the people, who
wanted to see swift legal punish
ment meted out to the perpe-
traitors of this crime.
Twelve good men and true will
pass on the case, and render
their verdict, and when the Grim
inals are convicted, the sheriff
will proceed to hang them in a
few days. This is much better
than mob law, and let the mai
esty of the law be INDICATED.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11
COLONY OF FARMERS
COMING THIS WAY.
A Large Number Of Citizens
From Merriwether County
Seek Homes In Co1quitt.

There is probability that
Colqu itt county will get a colony
of good farmers and wel1-to-do
citizens from Merriweather
county the coming winter.
A party of farmers from near
Greenvi1le have been in the
county this week looking at the
growing crops and pricing
lands. They seem very much
pleased with what they saw and
expressed themselves as. deter
mined to move to South Georgia.
The party included fifteen
originally, but a half dozen
branched off at Triton into
Berrien county. Those who
came to Moultrie registered as
H. D. Leverett, C. C. York, Jr,,
J. B. Chambless, ]. W. Britain,
J. P. Mathews, DIN Hopkins,
H. B. Clark and r. F. Plant.
They were entertained while
here by the local real estate men
and the Farmers Congress Of
fcers.
On Tuesday the gentlemen
we're taken in carriages and
driven out to see the growing
crops and lands offered for sale.
They returned greatly pleased
with their trip, and expressed
themselves as being surprised at
the productive land and excellent
crops they had witnessed. The
prices were satisfactory also,
but one drawback was the fact
that many Of the lands that pleas
ed them in quality, price and
location had no houses to move
in. Leaders of the party talked
very strong of making invest
ments in Colquitt, and they think
that quite a colony of Merri-
wether's best farmers will move
down here the coming winter
Moultrie Observer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11
B. & B. Road is Sold.

Brunswick, Ca, August o.
The property and franchises of
the Bruins wick and Birmingham
railroad were sold at public out
cry today before the Glynn
county court house by Receiver
c. D. Ogg. The property was
sold to Bird M. Robinson, of
New York for the upset price of
ST., 100000. Mr.. Robinson is
president of the Brunswick and
Birmingham, but bought the
road as an individual.
The sale is to be confirmed by
Judge Parker, of the superior
court, tomorrow who is now
holding adjourned session here.
President Raou1, of the Atlantic
and Birmingham, is expected in
Brunswick tomorrow, when the
transfer of the road from Mr..
Robinson to the Atlantic and
Brunswick people will occur.
General satisfaction is express
ed among citizens here at the
final outcome of the sale. It is
expected no further trouble will
ensue.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11
A Year for Democratic Victory
For All The News of the Campaign Read
The Journal,

The Atlanta Journal will not
only strive to be right, but it will
be bright and large, national in
its news and views. Everyone
who is interested in this vital
Presidential contest will need it
every day.
The Journals facilities for get
ting the news while it is news"
are better than any other paper
published in the south.
The rate is very low, being
only $500 per year for the Daily
and Sunday by mail, 50 50 for six
months. Daily only $500 per year
$3.50 six months, or delivered by
our carriers in different towns
and cities at 12c per week. 4
SPECIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER.
The Daily and Sunday Journal
for the next six months, $500.
Agents are wanted to take SUBJ
scriptions and a very liberal
commission will be allowed all
subscribers. Address-Atlauta
Journal, Circulation Department.
Journal Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
Terms, subscription blanks,
sample copies, printed matter,
ETC., will be sent by return mail.
If you want all the news all the time
read The journal,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11
To Boston and the East.

The Atlantic & irmingham
Railway will operate a special
train from Fitzgerald to Way
cross to connect with the Allan.
tic Coast Line Florida & West
Indian Limited for Boston, 1eav.
ing Fitzgerald at o'clock a. m,
Friday, August 18th. This will
place you in Washington 7:45 a.
m. following morning; New
York, 2 p. M; Boston p. m.
Total time thirty. five hours
and thirty minutes. The route
is through Savannah, Charleston,
Florence, Fayetteville, Weldon,
Petersburg, Richmond, Wash
tngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, thence by N. Y, N.
H. & H. Ry., to Boston. Ar
engagements have been made for
the coach leaving Fitzgerald to go
through as far as Jersey City.
Through sleeping cars from
Savannah to New York can also
be engaged. This service Is no
experiment but has been tried
by the people of Fitzgerald, and
they found it exactly what we
promised it would be.
Tickets can be secured at the
A. & B. depot on the afternoon
of August.10. For any Information
regarding the trip. call upon
J. G. KNAPP,
Commercial Agent,
Fitzgerald. Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Georgia is the peach state of
the Union. Twelve years ago
the order OF the chief peach pro-
ducing states was Maryland, g.
100000 treesi Delaware, $780,
600; New Jersey, 100000, and
Georgia, 100000. But when once
Georgians had taken a hand seri-
ously, the superior excellence of
our soil and climate for peach
culture soon produced the inevi-
table result. In the fall of 1901.
the number of trees reported in
the four states mentioned, and
expected 10 be in good bearing
in 1902, was: Georgia, 1860, 600;
Maryland, 4,015, 1000; New Jersey
2,700, 900; Delaware, 100000.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

The Georgia Senate has gone
on record as favoring the pay
ment of miIage to members
whether they pay railroad fare or
ride on passes.
There is not an intelligent man
who reads this who believes that
if the men who voted on the
question were not directly effect
ed that their decision would not
have been different.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

The Cordelc Daily News in
speaking of itself and it's twin
sister the Sentinel, says IF
the News is pardoned for
blowing it's own horn, etc."
Of course it is pardoned. The
News is alright and has some
thing to blow about, and right
here we might remark that very
few papers that have any real
claims or right to blow fail to do
so.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

A Cordele real estate dealer,
G. c. Cults, proposes to prepare
for the building of a city at
Double Run. He will lay out
200 acres into city lots and put
them up at lottery to sell at the
uniform price of SO each, and
when all the lots are paid for, the
purchasers will go to the place
on special train, where the lots
will be drawn indiscrminately,
each purchaser taking his chance
on getting a good or cheap lot.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11
MEFkklS Our THANKS.

The Dublin Courier-Dispatch
continues to hold its position as
the model twice-a-week paper in
Georgia.-Hawkinsvil1e Dispatch
and News.
We sincerely thank our con-
temporary, which is one of the
very best papers that comes to
this Office. It is full of interest.
ing news and always champion S
the cause of the people.-Dublir
Times.
Break away, boys.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Supreme court judges will in
future receive salary of $4,000
a year, and judges of the super
ior court will receive $4,000 a
year. By vote of 131 to 80 the
house of representatives passed
the bill of Senator Comas to that
effect yesterday morning, and
also added the important amend
ment that judges will not in fu-
ture be allowed to accept passes
from railroads or franks from
telephone or telegraph compa-
MES.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

u. S. Senator Geo. G. Vest
died at Sweet Springs, Mo-, early
Sunday morning, He was one
M the most able and disting-
Aaished men of his day.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

The Statesboro News, in a
most commendable espousa1 of
law and justice, says, When
law is enthroned and justice pre-
walls, the people are safe," but
if poor Henry Hodges, his wife
and three children could talk
they might ask when?
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

The legislature has increased
the governors and judges sa1a-
ries, and most of the appropri-
atoms. The gentlemen grew
generous in their third and last
sitting.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

III Enterprise is interested
q tax sales to the extent that
II insist that the tax officers
the records in such a man
= to require every tax payer
every piece of real estate
proportionate share of
Ion and at the same time
the advertising or sale of
perty on which the taxes
paid. This is mid
but it's high ground,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Bib county comes to the front
with an increase of tax values
with two and half million.
The second county in the state
to beat Irwin.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

We would love to see the cot
market open above the 10c
but for the first few weeks,
st, it will require a very
aple to bring 1Oc.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Bring your cotton to ---
the best cotton market, ETC., :"
are at present the most popular
lines with our exchanges.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Of representatives
of a second fight
The trouble was
presentatives Frank
hington county, and
Mitchell, which oc-
esday evening. Rep
Naples is the father
Keeper Naples, with
Representative Franklin
gagged in an alteration.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Crops have been greatly in
jured by the excessive rainfall.
This is true of all this section
of the state.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Quit working like a horse to
produce all you can. It is far
more important that you get a
good price for what you do pro-
duce.-Valdosta Times,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

The care of DR.. Mumford 8
orphans is matter of deep con-
Germ to the people of the state.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

The legislature has adjourned
Tor the third and last time. The
last session was alright.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

If we are to have any hot
weather this summer, it's time
it was war ming up.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Fitzgerald will come to the
front as one of the big cotton
markets of south Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Broxton wants a county. Oc-
mulgee is the name they have
selected.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

The legislature has given
$40, 900 to the boil weevil cause.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Yesterday was one dog day
that it didn't rain in Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

raid will have several
atton buyers this season
The cotton factory and
we are expecting to
Is, 900 bales at this
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

THURSDAY, AUGUST IL, 1904.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-11

while
he editors,
Objectionable
ve a whole
Affect. Be-
fnes of conten-
will discern the
insist on it.