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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28
WILL SELL ANYTHING.
An Expert Says Advertising is
Essential to Success.

| S'N~ - SA1AAAs5 - P\A - FA| AAS%H
handled millions of dollers worth
of business for manufacturers,
recently gave out an interview or
the subject Of advertising which
elected some interesting facts.
with the proper amount of ad-
vertising and the expenditure of
enough money, | believe almost
any article can be made to sell, "
said Mr.. Curtis,
He cited several cases to show
how advertising had made con-
Germs rich. One in particular
was that of a man in Bloomfield
street, Boston, who had a little
wooden luckey box. There was
nothing recommend it. But it
was novel idea. A few days lat
er the proprietor of this strange
article walked into Humphrey
Offices and told Mr.. Curtis his
troubles. They decided TO adj
vertise this luckey box. They
spent $3.50 for an ad in Boston pa
per. 1t brought $500 worth of
sales.
In three MONTHS" said Mr..
Curtis, this man in Bloomfield
street had sold $4,000 of his
wooden boxes; his advertising
had cost him $17, 900, and he made
a clear fortune in that time Of
sos, OO0."
Peruna spentan even 81, 100000
in advertising in the papers last
year, and cleared even 81, 100000
In Z eturn.
All the old patent medicine
concerns all the way from $780,
900 to 81, 100000 per year, added
Mr.. Curtis. You know what
made them" Cascarets-those
you read so much about in street
cars they ran 100000 behind
before the tide turned. Now
they are clearing up 100000 a
and are still working over time.
Swamp Root makes 100000
per year easy, Little Liver Pills
returns a net revenue OF over $3.50,
600 per year 10 the owner AS
forLydia E. Pinkh4m she Is
three-card winuer, Her mixture
nets over $l75,900 4 year ali
from advertising
AND there is tne smlle e1ag
won't wear off -the same old
oats, but the advertiser has made
them famous. They are wiplog
up hundreds Of thousands every
year.
But, added Mr.. Curtis, u
was never d freak advertiser. I.
believe in forcible, argumenta-
tive advertising. 1t pays best. "
Then you don't believe in
freak expressions?"
Only to that extent where.
they tell the truth andare forcib1e.
OF course, you must not be too
plain, on the other hand. Instead
of advertising all over the country
that Jim Jones liniment cures the
rheumatism, why not tell some
thing about Jim Jones' 1iniment
day after day, and ia half a dozen
days your readers will have got
ten the whole story. My whole
idea that the success Of adver it's
ing depend upon the force Of
the argument"
How much annually spent in
1T is estimated
at about 90,O00,0Oo. This by
the lrgae concerns, You can't
keep track Of the smaller ones.
"Once started, can man stop
advertising" No; once an adj
vertiser, always an advertiser.
have seen it tried. The pro-
duct will die and be forgotten.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

prise started a list
weeks ago, for DR..
Orphans Home.
entirely too small yet
sance. We want to add
ash item a collection of
and other articles for
|hildren, who are de-
Ii solely on the one word
Ioience." We know that it
good idea to continually
i'll taxing a community for
maginable fund, and we
ften make these appeals
are sure that the good
this community will
securing a nice and
nllection for this
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cigarette smoker
Old man. Carrie
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NlERPRIzE.]

BY .s..Ss
EBTTzGERALD PUBLIsHING 90.
FITzeERALD. GRoRGIA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
Il OPiNios or Is He CRITICS. Z
kuropatkin Will Make Feeble Defense
3tsa5 Y sS5 Z: 5 at Mukder,. M

st. Petersburg Oct, 6. The military
critics at st. Petersburg share IN the
general uncertainty as 10 how to size
up the situation at the front III Field
Marshal Oyama makes his anticipated
advance. They seem to agree that q
strong screening movement is IN prog
ress Immediately east oI Liaoyang,5
that probably feint will be made
from the west, that the tacJics OF the
japanese at Liaoyang will be repeated
and that General Kuroki will try q
wide turning movement from the east.
Some Of the critics point out that the
conditions at Port Arthur may force
q ehange Of Oyama's plan Of campaign.
The continued failure Of the attacks
on the fortress and the enormous
losses sutaipedl by the besiegers. they
think, may compel Oyama TO dispatch.
some veteran troops from Ne asanchu-
rian army to General Nodzu's support,
as the reinfoeC ements arriving at Port
Arthur are mostly reserve men. UR
stinted praise is bestowed on Lieuten~
ant General stuessel for tae heroic de-
tense made b. the e.. A.sson, which
naturally is i--oreasing the hope that
the fortress may hold out. wa IS, -
In the meantime General Kuropat.
kin is rec ewing reinforcements, es-
pecially artillery. Nevertheless, all the
experts exp ess great doubt whether
Kuropatkin contemplates more than
passive resistance at Mukden, where,
they say, the Typographical conditions
are untavo. able for defense. 1t is con-
sidered significant that the critics gen
orally agree that Tie pass is a better
position both, for defense and offense,
being protected by the Lao river on
the west and offering strong positions
on the Kama range on the east. The
general conclusion is that the Japan
csc forces will .s1Q'w their hands in a
very short time H. a&.t
Evidence is accommodating that Jap
anese officers are at the head of bands
of Chinese bandits operating on Kuro-
patkins right flank and that the con-
tinued reports OF agitation among the
Chinese. spread by the anti-foreign
propaganda are increasing the feeling
of anxiety. These factors will soon
have to be seriously reckoued with by
Russia. 49," ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
B REMAINS LAID TO REST. sz5
Last Rites Held Over Body Of Senator
SHoar. IS ,5S v ( sS9

Concord, Mass, Oct. s. The last
services over the body OF United
States Senator George Frisbie Hoar,
were held Tuesday in this town, the
place Of his brit and several hum
bred Of the senator's former towns.
men followed the body to the place OF
its burial Id Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
In the flrst parish H church, solemn
service Of scripture reading; song and
prayer was condu cted by the pastor:
Rev Loren b. Nc Donald Two 5of5
Senator Hoar's favorite hymns, ..L Lead,
Kindly Light. and abide With Me-
were sung by a quartette. AT the
grave brief services OF burial were
held and the body was committed to
jtha crave I35g$ l II S$8 ss ii
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
Fhlh n. KILN TO Tie Ens,
IRREGULAR TRIANGLE SOON TO
/. BETTE SCENE or a GREAT n
(. I /. ENGAGEMENT. t:sl Il

7 Toxic, Oct. Cit is evident that the.
country which is embraced by an ir-.
regular t.4a-igle, the apex Of which is
Tie pass, with the base running from
Mukden to Fushun. on the upper
reaches Of the Hun river, will soon be
the theater of extended and extensive
military operations. e, Il N n,
The Russians apparently are using
Tie pass as their main base and are
constructing a. series OF, defenses to
shield it from the south and the east.
Two roadways approach Tie pass from
the south. One Of these roadways is
the main highway from Mukden and
the other, which is smaller, starts at
Fushun and winds through billy
country. Nineteen miles north OF
Mukden is the town of Yilu,, the south
ern and eastern approaches to which
are sheltered by sharp ridges, Offering
a natural protection. 1t is reported
here that the Russians are strongly in
trenching in these ridges and are
erecting semi-permanent Notifications.
The Yalu river, which is shallow and
fordable, runs through the town. 3. a e
The Russians are reported to be fol.
tifying the right bank of this river be-
tween Yilu and Tahaitun, fifteen miles
to the northward. Several lines of
ridges cross the road and it is said that
the Russians are erecting works on
many of these eminences between Ia
haitun and Tie pass. For some seven
miles the country, generally speaking,
is fat, although; commanding the road
way from the eastward is hill 1000
metres In height, which the Russians
are fortifying. A range of hills TANKS
Tie pass on the eastward. -
e. The Russians are. holding, Fushun
with heavy force and it is believed
they are erecting works along the road
from that place to Tie. pass. Hss =
I This defensive work of the Russians
and the disposition of their forces
strengthens the belief that General Ku-
ropatkin merely intends to retard Field
Marshal Oyama in his crossing of the
Hun river and to give battle on the
ground which he, is now hurriedly for
tifvine. y. -, g
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
J. ATTACKS ON PORT ARTHUR.
General StoesseI Reports Heavy Losses
D.. -a--g for Japs. .@f+ sE.Iz

T. ST. Petersburg, Oct. s.-Iieute nant
General Stoessel says the japanese
losses were 10000 during the attacks
on Port Arthur from Sept, - to Sept.
%. He reports that no incident oc-
Cured from Sept. % to Sept. 80, ex-
cepting outpost skirnishing.
: General Stoessei ads that practi-
cally nothing remained OF the water
works redoubts when the surviving
Russians evacuated them. ~ ~
The, last Japanese attack 70 which
General Stoessel refers was on hin
called High Mountain, south of Inchaa
tEtseshaul. He gives instances OF the
heroism OF the defenders especially
the case of lieutenant who threw,
hand bombs into the japanese
trenches, causing panic Colonel IT.
man, chief of the Fort Arthur artil-
lery, is praised for the magnificent dis
positions of the guns. \.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
SUGGESTS PLAGUE REMEDY.
tuberculosis Congress Wants Health
Officer in Cabinet.

% st. Louis, Oct. "a resolution ia
|yoring the appointment by. each gov
eminent 81 q commits ioner Of the pub
lie health with aseat in the cabinet
was adopted at the second days ses-
sion Of the tional congress on tuber-
culosis, now being held here. n 81 Ss
. II was also expressed as the sense
OF the con gress that It is the duty of
each civilized government TO take
prompI action for the Immediate sup
preston of the disease. 4 N ss 5yt,s Y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
LA TOILETTE PEOPLE REJOICE.
StalWart Candidate Will Withdraw
k Lays From Ticket. sS&I F5}ss

$@ Milwaukee, Oct. 6.--There was re-
joicing in the quarters of the La Fol-
ietfe state central committee In this
city upon receipt OF the decision of the
supreme court. At the 81 sstalWarts
head quarters Chairman Goldin an
nounced that he had no statement to
make at the present time Ii is known
that Samuel a. Cook. who heads the
sstalwart4 ticket, will withdraw. he
having made a statenent 10 that etfecti
done will not be known until the COM
mittee takes action
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
slsATio M i REPjB Tic AN b LEA GUE..5
ThirtysfiYe States and erritorles Rep
ESSsfs3i ted sat IND anS ~ ~.

HI tNIAysllWCaS taS W. S3afl4 At{SlyfAOllSSG1ASPsi
resented sat IND ms psls. 8IIFss
Indianapo lis, Oct & he biennial
conYent ton Of It'd d Natio nal III epnbli tan
league of the Unis State opened
during the day wi I'll thirty states
and territories rep essntg by dsiagaS
tons. Accord ling to- its pre st, de1IL, aJ.|
Hampt N oore. a he leag le represent
1000, 900 msmbe 4, .. ganAzed into 3;
GOO Republ is!an GluE s. s ss gs
55ssC Charles .sNleG Cure, president Of the
Indiana Line DIN league. called the CON
lyention 10 order and intro dpeed q.
Hampt On Moore 81 Philad lphsa, presi.
dent of the national league, who pre-
sided. 5ssI III
a Governor Winfield Z. Durbin of IN.
diana formally Welc omed the delegates
to- the state. 81 The resp was made
on Behalf Of the convention BY Sid. 5B.
1Redding OF Arkansas, natioDa al treas
urer. The call was read by Il. w.
Weeks OF Iowa, secretary ,of the ma
ttional AZ league, and She biennial adj
dress Of tPresid lent Moore delivered. Isl
Secretary Weeks read "a letter from
President Roosevelt which was re-
,ceiyed with three cheers and q tiger.
the delegates standing. AS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
Il NEW SCALE or WAGES.
Cut Of 20 to 4OfPer Cent at Joliet (lli.)
5s$ MIG .sS y Steel Plant. &zE KIN Y

vi sE Joliet, III. Oct. A new schedule
s0f wages and read ustment OF working
hours was put in force at the Jolieg
plant Of the United States Steel conn
ipany during the day. The scale has
been accepted BY the Workmen IN Jol.
let and the departments are all rune
ming The redu ction in wages amounts
to from 20 TO 40 pei cent and several
important departm Il, working time
has been increased from an eight-hour
day to q twelve hour day. Steel blow.
sers who formerly n received $500 per
month will receive no more than 5000
under the new scale. ssasss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
: KOREANS IN JAP. ARMY.
Russian Reports Say Islanders Are
.%5:@ Al ?" lmpressing Them.

Y, Possiet Bay, Russian Manchuria,
Oct. 6.-The Japanese minister at Sc
oul has demanded that every town in
Korea furnish q contingent of forty to
sixty men for the army now being or
ganized, but the emperor Of Korea re-
fused to do so. The Japanese none
the less continue to recruit Koreans
under the pretense of employing them
as coolies. 1t is reported that they re-
tcr1ited 600 men at Pingyang, dressed
them in uniforms, sent them to Man
churia and placed them In the front
line fastened to posts until nearly all
of them We're killed. The Russians
found only one man alive ~ 4. : ,S.2%i ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
Will ORDER TWENTY MARSHES.
Japan TO Greatly Increase Her Naval
s{ $@ gf#: Strenuth. III = $ss H.. .<z.s

$8s San Francisco, Oct 6.--F.rom infor-
nation received In Sam Francisco by
prominent Japanese tits evidently the
purpose Of Japan. to take immediate
steps toward increasing her fighting
seficiencys to q very consid erable de-
gree. It is stated that the Japanese
government has determined to place
contracts at once for some twenty war
ships to be completed at an early q
date as possible. It Is further stated
that the greater number Of these ships
are to be constructed in this country
and, that several will be. built in San
Francisco. g. z. 4 & ,s,s.& Il .zt t& }s5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
pixies, FIVE 4 z. cEsaTs
Pr En- 3 NE.


opiilloa seems general that the next
battle Of a decisive nature will oeenr
at Tie pass. Il '3;S3s III ss5s
"a Lieutenant General Stoessel reports
that the Japanese losses III the at
tacks on Port Arthur from Sept 10 to-
% were 10 1000 men. He adds that the:
Japanese are now working actively
and approac ching by 81 entertainments
and tunnel. The success OF the Rus.
sian resistance at Port Arthur is. be-
lieved in st. Petersburg to have Al bear
ing on Oyama's failure TO attack Ku-
ropatkin. n s3E f
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
PORTUGUESE fall \. D
INTO. AN AMBUSH

M Lisbon, Oct. 6. The minister OF ma
4rine ann ounced in the chamber during
the day that a detachment Of Portu-
5guese troops elonging to q column
operating ID Portuguese West Africa
against the Cnanhamas, was surprised
by the tribesmen while crossing the
5Cunene river. I M B n II $g5t8is Il
The detachment, which numbered
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06

Including 10 oiIcers, ana so wounoea.
It is officially announced that Ger
many will put 8 1000 European troops
hi the field against the Herreros In
1 German Southwest Africa, who are
neighbors Of the Cuanhamas. Both
tribes are established In the Cunene
district. The Cunene river forms the
boundary between German and Portu-
guese% Southwest Africa. S IA: g!;a "a n y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
ON " IA MlNoR GALE 81
Revolution Started 4 Against Govern.
Ss rnert Of santo Domingo.

..@ss Cape Haytien, Hayti, Oct Spe-
.cial adYices received here BY the cor
respondent Of the Associated Press
from Monte Crist republic OF Santo
Denim go, announce that General Can.
sdelaria de las Rosas, with fifty men,
revolted against the government Sept.
~ in favor of Isadoro Jiminez and
started for the interior. The Domini-
can gunboat Presid ente. with l5O
troops on board, has sailed Tor Bara-
shona on the south coast Of Santo
Domingo. & ri 5ss l438s IN AZ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
MCCLELLAN AXES ACTION. !.
Removes New York City Civil Services
a{55F Commission. n 1, ;s sis

4 B ew York, Oct. 6. - Mayor McC lellan
has removed the entire civil service
.cOmmis sion. Park Commissioner Will
lam r. Schmitt Of the Bronx also was
dismissed The removals were made
on charges preferred by the Civil
Service Reform association that. the
officials removed had been in collision
in certifying to illegal payrolls In the
park department. & S5 IS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
OY AM ING.
WAR DISPATCHES SUMMARIZED.

NARi DISPATCHES SUMMARIZED.
n The exrected battle Il between the
Russian Manchurian army and Marshal
Oyana's forces has not yet occurred,
and the days advice DO not indicate
any developments u an important
character on the part Of either army.
St3 st. Pete sbnrg dispatches say that
Kuropatkin is constantly receiving re-
Inducements. especially artillery, but
the military critics express doubt
whether he contemplate more than q
passive resistance at Mukden. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
IA P55 VERSION DIFFERS.
Russians Failed to gEurn Junks on the
35 F3S3 Hun River. 5ss$5

Toxic, Oct. 6. The Japanese report
on the Changtan junk incident is in
direct 5contr ADDICTION to the Russian YER
sion. The Japanese report says that
on Sept. 80 forty or fifty Of the enemy's
cavalry attempted to burn number
of the junks north OF Changtan. Our
patrol on both sides OF the Hun river
fred on and disposed the Russians.
It is further stated, that no Japanese
ammunition is being transported on
the Hun river above Changtan. 1t is
said that the attempted burning OF the
junks was Ito prevent the Japanese
from utilizing them. 18TH f
n "a dispatch from st. Petersburg Oct.
! said that on Sept. 80 a detachment
of Russian cavalry drove the Japanese
from the village of 81 Changtan and
burned seventeen junks which were
transporting ammunition on the Hun
river. The cavalry retired, it was
stated, on the approach of the Japan
ese reinforcements. 543$,<g !. q. 35ssst
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
Chief Points III the Decision Of the Vyiiscon1
Sin Supreme Court II the Republican
fractional Contest.

0iction of this col int III
S Secon i, con troyeray M 3of ia
xrav.a ch ara ;nfl All hssnnhltcI
q, Nj a &
8. q.
.ss Alsla
81 lar ~ t sl
door AZ open TOT git 20 90 s0
III Thirdt Since the quest lon presente
merely involves the duty of the 5secre
tary of state iii peri ormahc Is sFof all act1
expressly enioined ~ law III is Il iudisl
cisl one Az ,5s
Esourt vi the present Il case. the
time not having arrived when the sec,
retarySs3of state ii sreuuiredS .tos make
certification ~ nominarions q by gen
araI rs,Ia nm ara m naI remedy I'M law
nv man iaIniis: hence acti nn q HI IA ain.
,tainabIe m ~ lis 81 p1rop,erly broiight mi
equity. IL the legislatnre has not ifur.
nished anot her ana aexcI,,siyes remedy
B Fifth The leeisla faire intendad hi
nrovida Tor seft len,el,t alIt .of F'coiirt M
Iii %auestions batWaen n actions OF a
marty concarnine ma rigllt m 5fha Marty
name upon 5official Isl Iot by sections
"a. Wyisconsin sta filtaa. 3in! HI asa WORDS
ssS-, 81
!. Vi ~ u
ss sS s Il kls Ia AAse lot ~ division iin any
Doll Il bar and al claim by two or
more sfxcti III tkereof tos the X same
Dartyz siie e e 81 lcer Wit ~ whom the
certifiS ate 81 Ofs not,mi ion are required
to be jiled s%ahal ii. III certif Tying such
.nominati lion or preparing ballots, give
preferences of name to the convention.
Or caucus thereof held pursuant ID the
call of the regularly constitut ed party
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06
VIGOROUS ISL DENIES CHANGES.


main intact. III
St Petersburg, Oct. o. ieneral d.
ropatk kin, In q dispatch to- the EN-
peror, yigorou siy denies the charges
made by the Chinese government that
the sanctity Of the imperial tombs and
graves near Mukt5en had been violated
Ay the Russian troops
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06

ton Of 9O22, and duly certified to- the
Aecretary OF state uRd Ter section 81 OF
HE statutes u therefor Z jlrisd iction or
Iris court Is limited to- decidins
such con mittee was ors issE
without jurisd ion because of bias
Of interest of some OF Its members. Or
It's decision ID Affected by ju-E
isdictfonal defect a
Thirt eenth Such tribunal, though
required To- act 4 udicially being an
admin strative rather than q Judicial
body, bias or interest OF Its members
does not disqualify them l nor AFFECT ttssS
jurisdicti lon. s9is59'
& & Fourte enth The deci sion of the ma
tional Repub lican conYe tion as to-
which Of 1.-THE two Gets gof delegatesss
from this state claiming the right to-
represent the Repub lican party there
ef an such conv ion was entitled TOT
fscognitio 5 III 81
sgi - Not u Any gnlfieance ~
as guide to ! the secretary Of state
or to the mittee auth orized to de-
termine fractional dispute under said
section 35, since exclusive jurisdi fiction
thereof, as regards the official ballot
law, was conferred by the legislature
upon the latter as 81 special tribunal
10 before intiic ated. 3t
"a y F'ifteenth As soon as the nomina-
Stions were made by the con yentions
and duly certified the rights o. nomis
,nees to places upon the official ballot
under "a the design alton Republi lean
ticket became vested In them as rep
esentatiYes Of their fespe ctive4organ
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-26
LIQUORS.
Affairs Of the Northwest

800 miles, and yet no city has been
built on the very shore of the lake, and
it is hoped now that one will be built
Another townsite will probably be To-
Gated at Wood lake, a pretty spot near
the center of the reservation Wood
lake is not very large, but it contains
clear, fresh water (not salt, like Devils
lake,, with innumerable fish.
About 200 persons who did not win
claims We're notified today by Com
missioner Richards staff of the order
in which their names were drawn. 1t
will be only four or five days when all
names are drawn from the box and
every one sent a notice on a red card
stating the number drawn and adding
that such number is too high to win a
claim, and that the person notified has
won no rights by the drawing. The
cards notifying the winners of the
number they received are green. Com
missioner Richards will leave here Fri
day, leaving the rest of the work in
charge of the chief clerk.