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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05
An Open Letter.

Mr.. EDITORIAL the last meet
ing of the Medical Association of
Georgia special Committee was
appointed to be known as the
Committee of tuberculosis. The
duties of this body include the
consideration and study of tubcr-
culosis in the State of Georgia.
They are to collect statistics, in.
vestigate methods of cure of
tuberculosis and in every way
possible to contribute to the sup
preston of consumption in all of
it's forms.
The task set the Committee is
of magnitude far greater than
anyone uniformed upon the sub
ject can appreciate.
The mortality for tuberculosis
in Georgia is one out of every ten
deaths. Before this tremendous
fatality can be reduced the gen
eral public must be fought the
chief facts about consum ption,
how to prevent it, how it is recog.
nized in it's earliest stage and
that it is durable and not the
hopeless condition that it has sc
long been thought to be.
Continued to Fourth page.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05
SELL COTTON CROP SLOWLY
IS PRIEST. JORDAN'S ADVICE

At the annual session of the
Southern Cotton Growers Pro-
tective association held at the
worlds fair grounds in St. Louis,
September 20, 1904, where sew
eral hundred progressive cotton
planters were present represent
ing every cotton growing state in
the south, the following reso1u-
ton was introduced and ,unani-
mously passed:
Resolved by the Southern Cot
ton Growers association in con-
vention at St. Louis, Mo, Septem-
Der 70, 1904, that we urge as full
ly as it is our power to doso-that
every cotton producer in the
south place minimum price of
ten cents per pound on all cotton
to be hereafter marketed this sea.
son; that no cotton of middling
grade be offered for sale in the
market at any time due to the
f1uctuating influence of specula.
ton, falls below the price of ten
cent per pound that each and ev.
cry producer is urged to market
his crop slowly as possible, be.
lieving that if the crop is mar
keted slowly through the months
of October and November the
price Of cotton can be maintained
at II cents per pound, it's true
Talue at the present time, during
! ~ balance of the season.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05

Son, furniture; c. w. Rickerson,
groceries; c. W. Etheridge, gro
ceries; Postal Telegraph Co.;
Triton Telephone Exchange;
Hall & Eve, lawyers; C. w. War
rem, real estate; E. L. Vickers,
naval stores; Triton Opera House,
and several sleeping apartments;
Mayor W. w. Timmons' resi-
dence.
The residences of DR.. A. P,
Hunter and w. E. Baker and the
cotton warehouse of ]. L. Jaw
were saved only by heroic work
The loss at this hour is est.
mated at between three hundred
thousand dollars.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05
TIFTON IS, SWEPT BY
BIG CONFEDERATION

Triton, Ga, Nov. 1.-The
most disastrous confagration in
the history of the city occurred
this afternoon between the hours
of 2 and 5 o'clock.
The fire originated in the
cellar of the Slack building and
soon spread to the surrounding
buildings.
The burned district includes
the following property:
The Slack building, owned by
S. G. Slack & Co., and occupied
by S. G. Slack & Co., hardware,
and DR.. G. W. Julian; the second
floor was occupied by the Gress
Manufacturing Co., II. H. Het-
tier Lumer Co., the Ensign
Lumer Co., DR.. o. L. Chestnut,
dentist, and Coils. Fu1wood and
Boatwright, lawyers. The third
floor was used as sleeping apart
ments.
The Regent Hotel, operated by
c. W. Etheridge.
Browns Photograph Gallery.
c. 3. Holmes, residence.
Bowen and Tiff building, oc.
cupied by the Triton Drug Co.,
E. P. Bowen, merchandise; B
iO'Nea1, groceries; H. Kent &
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05

Howard Brown, of Triton, has
many friends and relatives here
who will sympathize with him in
the loss, by fire, yesterday, of
his photograph gallery.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05
Werchants:---

A we'll written and c1ever1y
displayc d advertisement in the
Enterprise through November,
will greatly benefit your ho1i-
day trade.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05
II
ON I'll
Japanese Have Not
Taken Port Arthur

Chefoo, Nov. Authorization
has been brought by Chinese that
the six days of bombardment and
desperates on the part of the be-
seigers to take the fortress of
Port Arthur ceased Wednesday.
The Japanese took fort No. 8 but
were unable to hold it.
The Japanese losses are re-
ported to be enormous.
Shanghai, Nov. 4.-Advices
reaching Shanghai today say thai
the Japanese assault on Port
Arthur continues with undated
vigor and that the Russian de.
Tense is logged and determined,
The northern portion of east
Keekwan mountain has been cap
tured by the Japanese, who hold
it under furious Russian fire.
A fort on the inner line of de,
lenses was destroyed by the ex.
plosion of magazine on Nov. 2.
The casualties of the Japanese
are reported to be enormous. A
belief prevails that the Russian
warships will make another at
tempt to escape,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-11-05

cheering AND
pearance bT
thirty-6ve min
gan his add
crowded togeth
of a riding aca
listened and CD
The occasion
Democratic rally
a rally under the j.
club of first votef
The meeting W
for $50 O'Clock, wit
president as the
chairman, but q
O'Clock the croRds
around the building !
ing across the stf
the thorougbfare
Upon Mr.. c1evs
ance on the platf
ter cheers rolled
the armory ID
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Gyno
Snscn HGrina / Den.

Oct or life LET at hoIbe ii0 oppe,
noor &oiic bar sNcloot Mouen idu.
Ieoc$. at Mob fife ior0eie@.
en Mi@iourt Game Tiger: Seq
houbc pTret en- NrpoIlo / TO Nor
ira Nnpciugbom f~oratrinact al
aofic, ieQ blep ioo hoorli9, at ic9
tunoe life iorosic Nnbcn % for Ell
Sib ICpcoc leg pnn NtcIf % aoIt.
ponh - intct ouoct - ct @IaS
McIt % &aIfpnuo Ter @dn9c ON
QoQen. |oo hen Moooc Icpcbc ie9,
men QIf uotlrliaule life frcmon.
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bcn icN bcqpnbte at BRUCE Fpitum
5000 Goifcc; ica trTnQtc life Nelt
"a aoItndnb oereiter; hi lcQ off
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hopper Eoinm mCb hpcrt Woultio
% ielcr mig uNmcrfct.
Seq piIbc life Qoa til6oQc III aoiic
Tor noleu rimelig Detailing. Sea
liter Voiuim behrC emo Auiic % Qier
mi Ecitum citer Nnulsnira pao
@oreu o1 oet cr uNmertet; bar life
iurbct uoaen behrc Wanhc at lane
Den pan emo 6cn p0n @oreu. Settc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
9orbmano fincFif senbebnS.

st Telegram ira Sientiin / Slim til
ct Ba~riierblao m~eobeler, at ben mol.
lie Sberitlsinnnt Mrntbe, abiutarlt
hos Sicefoneen al Chill og en- Sranif.
man6 peo Iapn Or. Ga Billie, Ger er Ell
al SicefongerS Raaogioere, er ienot |
en- officiel Wisiion til 8upernsr
alerieff. Snoen fin aireiie ubtaIte Sc
icm i'm oprigtige Weuing, at aira bill.
De bclbe Jig uOenior Den riioRrert6e
&pnflift. Seo Soifet finoes Der pisis
~japanpenlige Beriorer, iom snIfer at
trpffe ainu irpb i Sorpiftingerne, men
aeilerinoen bar Tor floge RaaOgipere,
til at bun uil inOlabe Jig pao iaaoan
@oentprpolitif. De Trooper, iom ien-
eeS n%oroooer til 8rPnicn, bar fun I'll
Spgaoe at beifptte Yropinien Chit
moo Spergreb ira rogen al be friefs.
renoe @agterS SIDE og at peSligeboI-
Dc Srcen % binOre Blpnbringer ira
W~taroosrerS % SIpgtningers Si6c.
Se TO SenOempnoS 2@rinSe aoar RI.
nteIigpiS no paa at f~oriifre aIerief
berom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18

y. s.. Scbe, fp~enffsaorif 9tees
fonfnI, Getp Yorf Sife Sloa., ct.
PAUL, Winn., tnfaSSsrer 2Irpemio.
Iert 1orse, 9perise % 9anmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
SecDrab % Smegll.
Ten lsoe Naris 1904.
"9nrcn"s Spnecrt.

"2nren"S MISUNDERSTANDING /
@rano Spcrubolrie / Suseags Mites
nar, buo0 ogiaa ale baube pentet, en-
iroQe Maooer beEotg % peIlpffet "
fare. Ser uar paa Oct aIernPrmeftc
uoiolgt Sus, BERTH uomGrtet BRO.
gram, Der if Ell Iigeiaa uomGrtet IL.
igrelie, % enSelig Ell tafnemmclig iii:
bsrerifare, ser bilite De Sptrpbeuoc
mcO pnrmt % uiorbeboloent giialo.
"@anotienotng" iom "Slren" ion5
meO 9iitunS al .. 8. MarIb's 81.
d,cjtra. blep iiGr goOt moota8et, %
Den iortjente oct; oct cr ct ganife ltott
Raifincri at iGtte igan9; men man
flnrc0e 0ct iGroeIes goOt. llOen Der
at tliune iH0ln0e IS paa nogen uoisr.
Zig Omtnle Al YrogrammetS iorlfjelll'
&C Hummere ital ri iaa nGune Stono'
ipiaet iom noget al Get, Der tiltalte os
melt. Ge optrpoenOe Gamer, Wr5.
Gruiu}Dfarih Wrs. q. .. Wurih
NftiS Mamie ShOmpion % VtiiS
Bono, biorog pisieIig me.
ger til at 0isre aoucerteu iii
oen SutceS, iom ale er cnige
on, at Oen par. &c moatte %
oaion ipiOc "a Gopo. groiesior SoIr
ions &ioIiuipiI blep ion unnliat biliet
neO itGrtt 9iioIb. og MrS. Solm gior.
sc Spffc mco i'm Soloinng. Came
foortettcu bsr ogioo marques. OR. Gl'
mcr AmInbien ipiaerc ct inltft Stpfs
fe pau lin Wanoolir. Yrogrammet$
onbcn Gel beito0 al Scencr ira SOB.
Republicans" Slot "Sicmfomitcn ira
STtcren" % cit norif Sprinabm&.
2lIt bette giorbe uatltrligoiS uiGOpan.
.ia %pffc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
stcmnineen | MnslamS.

6ra Ct. petersburg meooeles, at
VrGIioent &ooiepeIts Proclamation,
hpori ban paaIpgaer offentlige 5unf.
tionrrer at aiboloe its ira Sanblin.
ger eiler 9tringer, Der fan optaaes
%iipenlist al nosen at De frieisrenbe
Wagter, bar giort Ell operoroentlig
goot Snotrpf | RiisIonb, og ben 81.
ire Stemning moo amerifa 6dr penot
Zig. Zen officieae ~@a5ette" taaer
Vroflamationen uoen nogen Reier.
baton JON Spar paa 9eifplbnin.
gerne for, at ben amerifonife Re.
gierin9 bar fienotIig itemt MOB Hus.
lono, % Oct erfIGrer, at Situotionen
MI en- Sang for ale err opfInret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18

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Dor ino belbig at fomme | 9eiiboeIie
al oenne gruoetale. Zen ianotes
blnnot afosoe groi. 9psnps's cfter.
laote Yopirer. 9rllbeterten bar
Rntbs BOG I, t6-t7. Gerpaa mig.
te en- Colo al Rrs. Or. 8. s. Segge:
"@itb pom.
Eoltor 3. o. @eIsheim, bucm
Sslpbriioaommen baooe piet, bolSt
gftenens piatieite Gale. San aif iib
ira iarrmc 3ert, iom Erof. 2pSnpa
bnooe brugt, % bolbt en- albeIes for.
trinlig Gale oper oct Gimme, hon hnp.
De pnlgt. Otter NIT fnttige Sfisn bar
oct Ell pate Sfisnliteratirs gerIe.
Gen bar belitsbt - iom &unitpro.
oift b%etragtet. Zen por paa GngeIf.
3 SiIilutning til benne Gale aiinna
RrS. Gr. 6. u. Scgge Ell Colo: "Gn.
treat me not TO leaoe thee" en-
&ompoiitiou al 6en befien6te @ounoo
netop ooer 0enpe Cert.
Saa fom Suren til un6ertcaneoe
- Ser forrciten bdpSc Sen scr, At
funaere ION IitenenS "Sooimoiter"
- at iiae li6t iii 9ruoeporret. :
S%tlfnptning til Solme 12S toIte3
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Tortio, NutiO og 5remtiS oq ubtultc
tiltge 5of Oa Spfsnifning pna Sen
6orencbe 3irfes 8egnc, 6pis monoe.
dariae SefrctPr Goit. RoieInno bar
pGret.
OerrPit oplGiteS en- bel Gel 9uf.
acknowledgements % 9rcpe, ser
bar in6lsbne / NnIeoning 9uQer.
@lanbt Sele9rammer ira mere be.
fIenotr Berioner, fan nPoneS isl0er.
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Wint. Wfii8 emma 1oufion. Snne&.
bile, @iS.; $. u. Inberion. Bolt.
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& 6nmilie. @eIoit. @iS.; Rep. S8nl.
Sobnion blooming Eroiric. Minn.
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Cambridge, @i$. 8cp. 2. .. @roo.
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Clinton @iS. Rep. 8. 8. Sec oQ s.,
Rilmoufee. @iS.; Rcp. SiIion oQ s.,
Nortbluooo. Ga; Fref. Or. @sdmnn,
minneapolis; Hep. @uIietb. Torf ri.
per, Y. .; Rep. 9ommer8nes. Zen.
Der, Colo; Irof. @ianeiS, Sttonu,
SG.; Rcp, q. :. SilIteua, @rono
Sorts, q. &; Sciierion Eroiric ne.
niaheh. Iris, % Weuigbebcn I mil.
moufec, hntIfe heqgc / lin Sib bar be.
tiente al Eoit. u. Gen iibitc lpber
ionIebcS:
Church Of Ascension held a meeting
after morning service to-day. Congre.
cation thanks God for your prosperity,
congratulates you on your anniversary,
is greateful for your remembrance, and
pray for your continual success"
Gustav Stearns, Pastor.
Sorltben Sc mango Sclcarommer.
Scr par inblsbue, bar ser ogiuu an.
fommct ilcre Sfrioclier, Der / imulffc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
SclpbrvHup

Fuitor =. &. RoicIono og 6rileS
SeIUbrplup, Der icircoc8 / Iuitin,
Mfinn., Wauoag Niten oen 1loe
WartS, bar Ell brilliant NfiGrc. ct.
OIai@ norit' Iutberifc Weuigbeo / Nr.
Itln bnnbc for Nnlc0nin0Cn irorcttei
&irtcnS Placement iii Spiieial, huor
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niNhc0enS &plnoer bnpoe isract for.
at @orheuc life ito6 tomInc -
% DC mango @iTiter isr9cbe Tor, al
2 lcnc life ito6 TONNE. @or.
henc bllanC0c al ale 0c ao6c Hcttrr.
lom Dc omtnnfSiul0c OF opiinoiomme
apinocr ncO at bite pao. @It. bun0
ot andre hnObc at giprc, bar at aau
ttlboro@ oQ ioriunc o$ cftcr emit %
&cb0g % oct Qinroe piit oGiad oe
IIc'tc. Get cr minolt lore at holoe
@rDIllip, lanr man icIu iIippPr for al
bcfo'te oct. 90 set bar SilfGINet
bcnnc @uuQ. @rli0epurrct iatte life
500 UNDER c0ct @orn - hcnncaond.
e iottc Tebhrrnc unScr andres
Woro. men set por liac aoot for
oct. NcuiQbcOCu bopNc fommrt pnn,
at Sen piIhc Qlerr WCfoitnin0 pon 6cn
nihoIotc ErcitciomiIic pcN Ncnnc In,
IconinN - % Sen ifiItc itQ iiQ ira tit
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ne or oitc iniIc moo oS Ercitcr: Sc
aler 9Grc % @ctoitninG puo oS, ret
ION oct or - enten ri FOREIGNER ost
ClIcr ct. Wcn Ncriom Sc ui6itc, hpor
No0t oct aior0c &c i~tnffur5 Trcitc.
hiertcr piIhc Sc life tnQc Sortic.
ncitcu / @etrnatuiuQ. Mcu scr cr III,
Toritiel pon Golf oOiun. ! Bette
GtItTIOc Dor set nit oQino bctroQtcS
ION en- iorticut SpmUrfipmbcN.
Tor Enit. HOiclunN bar pirfcIi0 abort
iia I"ortIcrt I'll Ii6t crtru 9Grc GA ~,
mTrtlOmhCh. San CT Ell Al Sc on0.
tigltc ~ melt befienStc Frcitcr | port
Sdmnrno noQet 'om WeuiQhahcu
odIon NiCnncm i'm (ol%mnnN, Nr. 6.
Z, Eohnion. los fomuc tilor6c. 90,
cr plNcu bcficu6t boa0c iom
(nIcr % TnrfdttCr. iiUr blunOt CT.
acIif toIcuhc.
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iHct hcn hclc TorinmIinQ beorrtroc&
pOu NicniQbrocn% NctoiminQ. @ruoc.
purrct ~ Hct& nUrmcit poorerruSc.
cuhcI 9GrC@Qiujtcr, bIep bepUr.
tC0t omfrinN ct Cact @orN, Ser pur
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&niemcut. lfrpno bcQcp
Sen Oclc ToromIinN iiH OF / 8irfcu
Ser p0r ucI 'plot Al QumIc % ltnNe
~ iftI blot a NoIf ira Nllitin.
men oNioo a tilrciicuoe ira ~fiernCrc
StcNcr. ~ Ser uofsrteH ga SEN
mere hEitjorIlQt Gel Al Ero0rummct.
@nlocporrct oct& @sru % urrne.
it, SlTQtniu0er iuotoQ Sc iorreitc
StoIcr / Hlrfcu; Norinmlingen milo.
tc Sen apriQc Gel n 2otaIct.
e CIa'@ McniNheo@ airfefor
aobucoc NNltiNeIiQhc0eu meo EFT uof.
fer @oriapI. lcruoa lritc Ste6etS
Ercit NruONommcu oeu 236c
GoOlo& SAImc poo Guaclif. StuN.
tbcol. Nr. 0br Z. Sublluun. Ser - /
Norcute@ bemTrtct ifol bli Sslu.
bnunppdrrct@ S~pi0crsn, taltc noQlc
onlIoaeuNt Cro ON "aomlc Winoer".
% / SllfnuUlug til iAunne oplpite
ban De S0Incr. ser oar mnanc. o.
Den Cert Ser par tdlt oOcr Uen @ru.
ocUarret@ &icIic / Worihol. g9iS.,
Sen llOe Norta 1879; % ban op.
lT'tc oaila l)Otoitct hi Ben bolOtc
&ruoctoic Z bIcu uemIiQ uiroe AZ
Ero'. : &uanU2 Ser N~euncQona par
tbcoIoaiif Froicaior pcn Nuauitnna
SnuooeuS Go0eQc oQ seminur /
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An una EanS I'll at IGre ubrmaecri.
" @raperiue. @uISimssarheios, cpties.
sGioite % bcoitc Sfole.
girftIiaf grbriSt. - Sorii pGrtr.
Ptuat titHf& al Girotrur. utus BE- Idrcr. Rot idats
I Nniit 'or arbstet. ani1titlit for @raoUruitr. gro'
Fabtr Taff,s init.
Minneapolis School Engraving Matchmaking,
Top Floor Commercial Bldg, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI,
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Soruoen Sc mango Sclearommer,
Scr par i%n6lshue, par ser ogiuu an.
fommct Here SfriocIier, Ser / imllffc
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Sra Rrieen.
Gprtirttelie fra lite Sioe.)

&ri9cr nil foitc Sapon go Miaioner
Collars ON Iaret, % Der cr Mes.
iourccr nof I'll at bolbc oct gonenbe
/ bnIu0noet Mar, uoen At &eaicrinGCn
bebspcr at ieae mt 2aon / lloloubct.
ariNaIoonct pao 100 Niaioncr Gen
(ortr. 80 Wiaioncr Collars err
op%ertcQnct nGiteu fem 8on2e. Higc
% potriotiife Sapaneierc fnppcs ON
at 'ubifribcrc. Get er heIluttet At
iorboblc Suffcrifatten oH forhsic
Stattcu pan Subof % noale andre
Nrtifler. hpiIfet pentcS al pile britgc
en- ior0Nct SuotGgt for S%tot@tnSicn
al 40 MIaioncr Gen oorIig. 6or.
bSicIicu Al 9onSifotteu ira 212 til 4
Troccut nil inbbrinae 80 Rtaioncr,
mc0cna lloietteIien al Scrnbaneon'
IGg % andre Itore Nrbeiocr oil ino.
iparc 10 Mtiniouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18

Grift Sor al iutrpoucere Dor tore
sOktI+ iataIog al bigger, multi Inc
frumeuter oip., pil 81 til enbper Der lenoer
ps napn % abreSie paa 5 eaer Here e%snIter,
ieuoe Dor bumorfiIfe apiS "Sps8 % aloor"
irit for s maaneoer. Spts be ipnes ON
bort tilbub, iaa buroe be inoieuoe 'tror'
]. Lsacbman 4 Son, itiI m Mass; ays, Ninth %inn..
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gbieaap Rpnamarfeo.
2tnnr Gitn QpRamnrfeo.
eno ct. gauI

Surrtcpg-Steers. 1875 35.oo
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Spin 4.oo-5.30
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Nincicrc paa @rGuicuast.

gu irouf aorreiponbcnt i Netp
9hmanQ melocr oerira Den 1ioe
Morta: Seq er netop penSt tilboae
hcrtiG ira Ell Reiie lauaS Den man.
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Notwithstanding.
Ten 17oe gaarts.
Ten 17oe Rarts.
Ceeprah Tpterinser.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
SisrniOn. gantaen piI. iom befienbt.

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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-14
TROLLEY HEARING TONIGHT
ON POSTPONED MEETING

The postponed meeting Of the Nor
ris Township Committee to consider
the application Of the Morris County
Traction COMPANY to use Speedwell
avenue in Morris Township for trolley
purposes will be held on Tuesday
evening, June 18th, at eight p. m. at
the Sownship Hall on the Mendham
Road.
The public hearing in the matter of
the application Of the Delaware Valley
Traction Co. for a franchise for a troll
ley road through Morris township on
Water street and Hanover avenue was
held last Tuesday evening. A letter
from G. r. Eberle representing the
company stated that the consents filed
aggregated on Water street 2, 495.3,
while the required fifty per cent. was
I,990.35 feet, and on Hanover avenue
consents aggregated 2,2S0 out of a
total frontage of 2,460. A petition
signed by one hundred and eighty
eight residents of the Collinsville Sec
tion asked the committee to grant the
franchise without imposing prohibita-
tive conditions.
3. K. Mills, Esq, was present repre-
senting citizens opposed to trolleys.
He said his clients wanted a trolley IL
it has to come to be located in the
least Objectionable place and feel that
the proper place for a trolley is on its
own right of way. He said the COM
mittee should act deliberately and see
that the interests of the township are
properly safeguarded and a low fare
guaranteed, and that some compensa-
tion be assured.
Mr.. Eberle said that his company de-
sires to construct a street railway not
cross country road. He felt that the
added population with increased build
ing and increased taxable valuation
which will follow the road will be
compensation for the rights given.
An executive session Of the two COM
mitteemen present, Mr.. Clark being
absent, and j. NJ. Mills the counsel
was held, after which on motion Of
Committeeman Bartron, the matter
was laid over until the August meet
ing. Mr.. Eberle begged the commit
tee not to postpone action for that
length Of time. He said the capital is
waiting to be invested in the enter
prise and the company hoped to begin
construction before the middleof July.
He feared that the capital would be
discouraged by the long wait entailed
by the action taken and 60 to other
fields.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-14
FIRST BAPTIST.

Every seat in the Baptist Church
was used and some people were obliged
to stand at the exercises held on Sun
day evening. The platform was pret-
tily decorated. A special service had
been arranged using selections from
the usual hymn book appropriate to
the occasion. There were recitations
and readings by some of the younger
members of the school, and as usual
the primary department occupied q
prominent part in the service, singing
songs and reciting little pieces to the
delight Of the large audience. Mem
bers OF the Speedwell Sunday School
were also present and participated in
the exercises, singing two selections
and DR.. Vaughan told briefly of the
work being done on Speedwell avenue.
A short address on the work of the
Baptist Publication Society was made
by Rev. O. G. Horsman, and an offer
ing was taken for the Sunday School
work Of the society.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-14
The Cattish No snob.

The biggest catfish ever noticed in
town, says the Sussex independent, !"
was brought home by Uncle George
Westbrook one night last week It
weighed nearly four pounds and was
caught on a worm, with hook and line,
in Lake Pochung. Of course it was
caught on worm. There is no char
acteristic Of the catfish that SO endears
him to the average fisherman as the
fact that no fancy flies or costly nickle-
plated spoons or elaborate or expen-
siye lines of any sort are needful to
secure him. The catfish is no aristo-
crat. He Is as willing to go on the
string Of the poor man as into the
costly creel OF the wealthy. There is
no nonsense concerning his manner Of
taking the bait. He pulls. you pull,
and the landing Of the fish follows.
Truly there Is much to commend In
the catfish, and not the least that is
commendable is the fact that he is
pretty good eating.