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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-10
OLD GABE WAKES UP.
From the DC La Star.

| notice III lutte paper pun
| lished at Irwinville and edited by
little editos, whose face is as
quiltless Of beard as his head OF
brain-jn fact, who is not 50
large in any respect but what
you could sleep balf dozen of
his size ia one bed ali through
| August and September comfort
ably, and, in case of company,
put one or two more at the head
Of the bed, that portion being
still empty say this little ed
Iitor, in the issue Of his thumb
paper MAY 26th), which claims,
under defective law the legal adj
vertisiDg, thus robblug the re-
spectacle papers and their read
ers Of what they are justly ent1-
tied to, has much to say that IS
reprehensible.
Ia this new county movement
be sees the keys Of other mems
| Smokehouses turned over them
and that he sill have TO seek an
other cline. Dirt, rotten, low
and useless as has ever been, he
| now, with bra2en effrontery al
most unheard, of jumps on the
citizens who advocate the new
county mover ent and calls the N
politicians-charges them with
being actuated by corrupt mot.
lives etc.
AS to the merits Of the new
county movement, this need not
| be discussed. | think the wish.
es of the citizens of the counties
to be affected should be respect
ed, aud | am satisfied that tie
Legislature, after hearing such
evidence as will be produced by
men of brain, honor and means,
will do what is right.
The cities of Fitzgerald, Tiff
ton, Ocilla, Ashburn are what
the citizens and the surrounding
country have made them-llve,
I prosperous, energetic helpers in
the development Of the almost
match1ess resources of this
portion of wiregrass Georgia.
Now an opportunity IS offered
10 better the condition Of at least
nine tenths Of the people in the
counties named, and no man car
or will oppose it in face Of such
figures as will be presented tc
the legislature.
recognized the fact that there
are good men at Irwinville and
in that neighb0rhood who will
not favor any cutting Of the good
old county of Irwin, and no set of
men have more right to their
honest opinions than they. At
ter reasoning this matter care
fully aud learning the wishes Of
the people, | feel confident their
opposition viii cease and Irwin
will go to the Legislature with the
most solid local influence, ask
ing for the formation of Nor
then, Tiff : and. Henderson
counties, leaving Irwin, the moth
er, WAC might say, of three more
counties, but not babies, to take
their places with the many child
rem who left her in years gone
by, and yet leave plenty of wealth
territory, po pulation, wisdom
and strength 20 hold her own
with any Of the wiregrass coun-
ties So, fellow citizens of r.
wiz, stand for your rights-de-
mand that you get them-and I
earnestly believe our very wor-
thy Senator Wilcox and Repre-
sentative Wilcox can and will
ere te the county of Northen,
giving sach portion to Tiff and
Henderson counties as desired
by them and their people.
Now, if you want Office or if
!
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-10

liable to be attacked, the
hands, feet, back, arms, face
and legs are the parts most
often afflicted. The cause OF
Eczema is a too acid condi-
ton of the blood. The cir
culation becomes 1oa ded
with fiery, acid poisons that
are forced through the
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-10

eve know that the ringstcrs and their cor
poration allies will make no mistake in finding
and ralying behind the candidate most friendly
to Them and their purposes, nor do we believe
that the people will be greatly divided in their
support for the opposition candidate.
IF Clark Howell and Hoke Smith are to be
the two leading candidates in next years battle
they will be located by their own acts aud rec
ords on different sides on these issues, and
the just judgment of the people will decide to
which side each belongs"
1T might just as we'll be noted now that
Hokc Smith is not posing corporation and
railroad destroying candidate. He states clear
ly and emphatcally that-he is not hostile to
railroads and corporation interests but he
wishes to see them lose out as political dictators
and controllers Of Legislation"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-10

81 -
The sale Of newspa pers has been stopped
in Fitzgerald on Sundays Ouilman Free Press
Damage that has been done to Fitzgerald by
the publication of this libel can only be surmis-
ed. The sale of newspapers in Fitzgerald on
Sundays has not been stopped nor has anybody
tried to stop it, nor is there anybody disposed
to stop it, The report was started for the pur-
pose Of weakening the iofluence of an organza-
ton Of the preachers and business men who
first undertook and succeeded in measure in
closing the Fitzgerald saloons on Sundays and
who recently, because of the abuse Of the priv
1ege by soda fountains in selling any thing at
hand aud pushing their trade on Sundays, con-
Guided TO assist the state courts in prosecuting
violations of the Sunday law ia operating soda
founts, cigar stands etc, and there IS but one
thing that can prevent. the enforcement of
the law aud that is the timidity of the Courts.
We trust that every paper that has published
this misrepresentation will publish a denial.
~ 81
Our position as editor of family paper. that
goes in the homes OF nearly every neighbor and
is read by nearly every good woman
and most Of the children in the surround
ing country, is our opportunity to do good or
harm. Whatever we say IN these columns is
with that important fact constantly before lis.
We mention this here at this time for the reason
that it may explain to some OF the less morally
scrupelous why we write what we write, do
what we do, say what we say, and reiteratc these
things we iterate-for your good dear reader and
for the good of others.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-10

The consciousness of being right is worth
ore than all the hackers man can get.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Great Autumn Silk o and
Dress Goods Sale.

Not a weave'Or a cOlOring is
. missing ftDm our splendid col
lection of new autumn o dress
stuffs, theline is complete in all
detail and the department never
Offered a strongey bargain.
10 inch fancy shirt waist silk,
new fall styles, Is yard pattern,
no two alike. Circus Day
Special yard :. 49,. 45c
"a i6eh China silk in all eolors
and black and white, a 50 cent
value. Circus Day Special price
per yard ....v.~..... soc
Colored Taffeta silk, wear
guaranteed, q inches wide,
wear guaranteed, 80 cent value.
Circus Day Special, yard. =. Soc
Changeable Taffeta silk, 20
inches wide, wear guaranteed, a
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Staple Cottons.

Fifty Pieces Vicuna Fleeced
q Flannelette extra heavy tleeced
on twillea cloth.
q Circus Day Special per yd SIC
Arnold's SuperfDe Flannel,
yard wide fancy waist or wrap
perpatterns. Circus Day Special
per yard .........., z,......... ......,.,.. l2kc
Brussels Silk Draperies. fancy
Persian patterns for fancy bed
Omforts, etc. Yard VIDE. Cir
ems Day Special peryard l2KC
Simpsons Fancy Silkaline yard
wide. large assortment of fancy
patterns. Circus Day. Special,
per yard ...~ ................ ..,,.......,. lOc
San Toy silk finished comfort
prints. Big range of patterns.
Circus Day Special per yard sc
=. Simpsons, Hamiltons, Garner,
Pacific and American best stand
ard prints. Five hundred new
choice styles in iadigo blue and
white, blue and red, blue and
gold, grays, black and whites,
browns, reds, clarets. and fancys
to select fIom. Circus Day Spec
ial per yard .........,,.. .......,,....... Sc
Extra Heavy Mercerized Black
Sateen, excellent luster. Circus
Day Special per yard ....... i2AC
Zoe English Outing Flannel,
. extra heavy nap, in dark or light
fancy patterns. Circus Day
Special per ydrd..................,... SHc
SIC Heavy Nap Dating Elan
mel, 81 inches vide in light and
dark colors Circus Day Special
per yard. .......... .... 80. SC
Lonsdale Bieached Muslin,
yard wide. Circus Day Special
pei. yard ............. :. ..,y.;......~:. SC
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Furs Furs

We are selling agents for
Newton Annis Furs which has
been recognized for over hall a
century as the most reliable furs
on the maj ket The hig b es t
quality most expert workman
ship and latest style. Buying
furs, especially tie better furs,
you want all the above
qualities and to make sure to
get them you must know who
is the maker and depend on his
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Dress Goods.

All wool Iricot flannel, q
inches wide, all colors, very de-
sirable for ladies waists and
cnildrens dresses, Circus Day
Special yard Csc
Scotch plaid for childrens
dresses. Circus Day Special per
yard ...................l Use
IS inch Mohair Pana m a
sultings in all cOlors. Circus
Day Special yard. 80. 49,. SOC
81 inch Panama in brown and
blue, worth Sl.25 a yard. Circus
Day Special yard. E. :. ..75c
AZ inch all wool Irish Poplin
GALL cOlors) will be very popular
this season. Circus Day Special
yard ...:.... ..... $l.OO
81 inch Chiffon Broad Cloth
in all'colors, regular $3.50 value.
Circus Day Special yard =. $l.OO
A. inch R0xana an entirely
new cloth this season and very
popular colOrs, black, blue
green, brown and red. Circus
Day Special yard. $50. SIPS
"a inch genuine Cravenette in
Olive Green. Circus Day Special
3S inch fancy Mohair checks
for childrens dresses. Circus
Day Special yard =. .39c
AZ inch all wool plaids, our
regular 75c value. Circus day
Special yard .........., Soc
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22

luun az ilut is more de-
sUptitDs prsetised in the fur
trade than any other line.
When you buy Newton Annis
Furs you can depend on getting
what you pay for, there is no
deception, every piece bears his
trade mark and his guarantee.
They are not the cheapest furs,
but the best furs for the money
on the market. We handle a
full line Of these furs in all styles
and all kinds OF fur from $500
up to $4,000.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
$3.50 COAT FOR $500
Two Circus Day Specials
in New Fall Skirts.
$500

Walking skirt of gray melton
well tailored, trimmed wit b
strap and buttons, our $3.50
skirt. Circus Day Special CSC
Walking skirt of black repel-
lent, plaits from the knees down
strap trimmed and other things
to make them attractive. Our
81 30 value. Circus Day Special
price ............ 49,. Sl.5V
Our stock OF ladies skirts is
more complete than ever before,
everything new is here. The
graduated fiounce II gore skirt,
the circular skirt, plated skirts,
skirts made of panama, cheviot,
worsteds, broad cloths, meltons,
blacks brows blues and Quaker
grays, values up to ...... SIS
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22

So cent value. Circus Day
Special yard ............. SOC
10 inch black Taffeta medium
W ig h t. Circus Day Special
yard ...... ......... l5c
IS inch guaranteed black
Taffeta silk, soft chiffon finish.
We stand back of every yard,
SIPS value. Circus Day Special
yard ..... ........... SSC
81 inch extra heavy Taffeta
silk, every yard guaranteed, our
regular $3.50 silk and as good
some city stores retail for $500.
Circus Day Special yard $l.35
Double faced Peu De Sol beau
tiful soft finish, "a inches wide,
evry yard guaranteed, a Sl.25
value Circus Day Special price
per- yard ...... .. 9Gr
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Misses and Coildrens Goats.

Misses coat OF good quality
frieze, brown or navy. hand
somely trimmed with braid and
buttons, full back. strapped,
sizes 8 to IA years. Circus Day
Special ......, ..... $500
Misses extra long coat Of
heavy frieze, fnll back, large
cape, piped with Satin Military
collars. very full sleeve with
tured back, cuff. Sizes y, IA and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
New Plaid Suitinss.
g(gc

We are showing an elegant
line of imported Plaids in waist
lengths (28 YARDS AZ inches
wide, only one pattern of a kind.
They ere new and entirely diff
ferent from anything shown
before. Circus Day Special per
yard ,.................... SIPS
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Bed Spreads.

Extra large fringed spread,
weight AZ lbs, bold Marseilles
pattern background of deem
honey comb effect, heavy4 inch
fringe pure white bleech, our
regular $3.50 values and a good
one. Circus Day Special .sl.6e
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Fur Trimmed Goats

45 inch coat OF fine quality
brown kersey, empire back, orge
shawel collar of blended French
Sable fur. Lined to waist with
good quality brown satin.
Circus Day Special $3.50
AZ inch semi-ftted coat OF
brown or black kersey, empire
back, collarless, satin lined to
waist, large velvet buttons, full
sleeve. An elegant garment for
early fall. Circus bay Specia
price ...... $1,000
40 inch light castor coat, semi.
fitted, empire style, bned to
waist, full sleeves no collar
Circus Day Special -. $500
40 inch coat of heavy brown
frieze, empire back, box plated
velvet trimmed new, fnll sic We.
a good $1,000 garment. Circns
Dry Special .... $3.50
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Comforts.

Full sizel SLIGO cotton filed
comfort extra. heavy satin
covered or light weight silkoline
covered, knitted sewed, SLIPS
andc $500 values. Circus dav
Special, each os.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22

l Great ar Big yhrtn street parade
k
Big proposes sh bargains
t in W Kansas biggest Nf sales t. dg the bpe
al pea tp b Dr. in mmgad
h m Tort % shoppers B wantNN
hdp hlh beat home ~ h dn SNamne
. d b
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
New Fall Suits.

The long fitted coat style Of
course. Nothing else in the suit
line is to be quite so popular but
ii you do not care for this par
ticular style we can show you
some pretty box and eaton suits
that are also meeting with just
favor. The materials are the
best, all man tailored, all new
S h d es. Any priced suit
imaginable, $40, $35, $50, $25,
$3.50, 500, $3.50. Sis. $3.50,
$40 and $3.50.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Cravenette Coats.

This ever necessary omans
garment is made now in heavy
cloths for winter wear and will
be worn a great deal this winter.
We offer two specials for Circus
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Ladies Fall and Winter Coats.

16 years. Circns Day Special
price .... ....... $500
Misses coat of scotch man.
nish mixture, elegantly tailored,
velvet collar, sizes Y, II, l6 Is
and 20 years. One OF the biggest
bargains in the line. Circus
Day Sxecial ......... $500
Tommy Atkins coat in hunters
green kersy, trimmed with velvet
buttons to match. A swell gar.
ment. Sizes 9, 10. Y and ID
years. Circus Day Special price
each ................... $500
Misses coat OF crushed silk
plush, dark brown or green, full
lined with farmers satin, trimmed
with silk braid, sizes s, 10, and
Y years. Circus Day Special
price go. .... $6.$S
Childs coat OF two tone d
bOucle ADgora, trimmed, large
collars a special bargain. Sizes
3, 4. 5 and 6 rears. Circus Day
Special. ....... ......... $l.75
Cbilds coat, white extra heavy
bearskin, fulj lined, trimmed with
large pearl buttons. A garment
which sold late last season for
$500. Circus day Special $3.50
Childs coat Of Persian Lamb,
trimmed with pearl buttons,
large full sleeves. Buster Brown
belt. Sizes 3, 4, and 5 years.
Circus Day Special .. $500
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
In ths Ladies Suit and
Cleak Department.
On the second floor.

On the second floor.
Here the showing is complete
in new fall styles. Correct
fashions are here, smart things
mingling with those of palmer
and perhaps more useful quality.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22

Full size II quarter cotton
blanket in tan or grey with
fancy border, good values at
sl''o, Circus Day Special pr 7sc
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Bed Coverings.

10 quarter Blanket 35c.
Cotton fleeced blanket, 10
quarter size, grey with fancy
border, Circus Day Special, price
per pair. ma. az
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22

lo,C Wc, and Csc
Ribbon for 'lOc
That S the way we
are going to sell it.
One hundred bolts,
1000 yards Of the
finest heavy Taffeta,
Oatln l atteta and
fancy ribbon, allpure
silk and Of the best
quality, In 81, a and
AZ inches wide by
the tape. Rib on :
which sold In regular
stock at from l5c to
25c a yard. Circus :
Day Special yard
10 Gents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
$40 COAT FOR $3.50.

Haul twisted covert, d beauti-
full firm Mohair like fabric that
s genuinely rain proof, made in
the latest fashion. Dark gray
color, all sizes. Circus Day
Special ............... $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
JAPANESE AC HIEVEMl:EN'|'Tls
Al. " WAS REMARKABLE

Especial Cable to The Times -ispatecf..)& s
* TOXIC, January 10. II he ia panese
achievement at Port "a rttur Is more A re- I.
'markable in5thc light OF further invc e'g-le
cations. BThe original Russian strength
As now estimated 81 have been almost
&, 900 men 1t Is 8announ ced ut the II army
that in addition to tho prls-,
soners already reported g bout 13. 900 wound
ed co1nbatants will eventually DO brought
TO- Japan. & General Nogi's headqua Va =
;staff5at Port Arthur are at present deyot-
ing their energies to d ispatohlng the pris--i
soners to Japan, placing the wounded 1ts In
hospitals and clearing he way for q thor 7I'-
'ough stlgation$o OF the spo oils yot war
q Confused reports reach Toxic Of the
condition OF the city build ings. 458
Sixteen survivors Of 8 the third detach-.
sment OF Japanese who attempted to block
the entrance OF Port a hur by sinking
stone laden steamers in the channel are
expected to arrive at sasebo to-day q he
fate Of their seYenty mranions is I'M
known N III n rs
III q eneral Nogi reports hat the Japanese
captured a t.Port Arthur SAG guns, S2G70
Shells 10000 meters sSo Is powder and
z ,26G 500 rounds Of rifle ammunition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
DOING FINE WORK
Report Of Mrs. Buch anan Greatly
Pleases Missionary Circle vi "

Pleases Missionary Circle.
Notwithstanding the Indictment weather,
the parlors Of the Leigh Street Baptist
Church were we'll filled bySthe large and
preventative number &of ladies' at the
Quarterly meeting Of the Baptist SWo-5
mans A|lllissionar ~ Circle vest erday at 4
p M. III. " 8 e S 57
rha meeting was presided over 81 the
president, Mrs. a.. Il. stratford, who led
the devotional exercises. Mrs. G.. f. VII
liams, who has been the secretary for
many years, called the roll OF churches
OF. Richmond and Vicinity, and "a large
number of delega ties responded with most,
encouraging reports from Missionary So
cieties, Sunbeam Boards and Aid sooie-s
ties.G ~ 81 a9g Sfs 81 III
4 The treasurer, Mrs Charles Ryland,
reported that the amount subscribed by.
this circle to the 4 Baptist Council $of
which the circle Is an auxiliary, had been
promptly paid. IN and a small contingent
fund started to meet urgent demands In
city mission work at the Baptist Central
House. Z; 81 iii y ,8
~ Mrs. James Buchanan, wife OF the eec-
rotary OF this work, made a fine report
OF the work being done at this mission,
and assured the ladies present that their
corporation had enabled $her husband
and herself to accomplish results beyond
their most sangulne expectation In tho
short period OF four months since the
work was established. i,sAll present were
delighted with the manner in which Mrs.
Buchanan explained their methods Of
work, and especially tho manner OF de- :;
yeloping character In the Inmates Of the
Neighborhood House,, She also took oc-6
cason to thank each member Of the Chr
ce who had SO nobly provided Christi
mas cheer for tho. mission, and 10 ask
each lady to convey thanks to all who
had sent through them donations Which
came without 'namo Of sender thus max
ing it impossible for the secretary to send
personal cknowledgm 81
@ Tho report Of the mission school for
children, on Seventeenth Street, In whichl
MRS, Buchanan will conduct the CLASSES,
In mental and Industrial training. thus,
making the world 5ofl to- day prepare for
tho world of Tomorrow. We're recelV cd
with great enthusiasm, a!.5
Mrs, Leake, corresponding secretary OF
the Womans 4 Executive Board OF the
state organization Of the Womans Mis-
sIonary Union, told Of the work done lor
the ladies on til q Dover, a ssocia Ion ITO
unite with tho Peninsula Association II.
smnnorting Miss Morris, the denf mute
missionary, recently appointed bS the
Home sBoard,5to that important clas SIS OF
people In IIayana..lS sfF ~ ~,
Mrs. Stratford urged organized 4 eftott.
IN securing u fund to provide q nome
70 FOR Young girls who come q our city to
Sock sec employment and TO earn srsspeesa !,
hle livelihoons, and who must too often
Nat temptation. and who arc subjected
- ,ls sore trials, and need the protecting care
Of Christian environments. AfterSa. CLOS .
ing prayer by AIRS, g ~ : naran1DI e tts
i ume'g ~ Grace street baptist Church N
April.t ~ iatih ie46, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
|M0NEYW|b|I|1U.|.s|'I.g|'..l!'!...
.0N@lA!|MAk|'l|RS|.
Evidence Lai} !3!'[t'l az Ney1Yn ,t
Lcgislatf g Bear BE- 4 sS 0t'tiSa
,.ss SUI sa8 Charge
7 341filI Y aIla ilI ~ u. 49,
PAID ASSEMBLY, ME {. $ Bills b u. {
THOUSAND Spent it1 Etitcrt Y
ing 4 Stalking SCI Senators :'
81 SIs ,1as3iy Representatives. VII
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NV Associated IPrcss.)

by AS5psS
4 X w 4. Y N. Y9January Il. .--ri,e gran'l
4,ry 81 yow york county recently iryey IN
4 a 81 cJrgcs Hat II corruption FUND Ind 'y
a M i " Ed the New York state L!alor
Dealery Association, for the purpose of
,nuflnehng excise egIslatlon. In Its pre-
#,,a,,, w N or TIL matter tito grand Jury
X stataJ ll1tt While the evidence adduced
dill II warmth action by tho New Il York ,l.k
\ co,1ny prosecuting officers, 1T disclosed
/ nctinh Of cert IN members Of the State
Il IcrIIature, witch should be BROUGHT 70
tic, Itention .oI that body.
ina anhker klxt laid u cop 81 Of ~ he pre-
acn,hent lief the Assembly to-day. Ii.
j I'M evidence accompanying the present.;
mart mt nppdrs that Fritz aLindlnser.
,,r.eadent 81 nf 4 te,7 association. and other
Witnesses, toif raising ~ fund 4 rI1. of:s2
CO. ana fof no some OF It was si'e,tt.!
several wItnests tcstl fled that tho bI'e-{
cinl comimitteqfrom The assoc M tlo1I5had
spent several to'isand dolla re- e .ertnlil-
ing, senator's Ind assembly rncnBa Z u llio-i
agtel in Albany Another agent Of the as
gsoclatlon tolJQE paying tho bil is 81 ass
& ssen,i,iVmctl hotels and houses OF Ill!
& rcpute ana 80 large Bills FOR typeWrit:
ling. III " l 5S L, IS 81,
IIIn his tel mony. G.indInger gays that
hesloancd aall sums To- va lous members !.
al the Lei laturc, while In pool roUlns
I IN Albany Idndl niger testified:
Ell stake them when they were short
$ir they ms for fifty$or twenty.ffiS
orr ten. 5S q. i$ NIX
vs. ,rhe MOI scrlous charge contained int
Il report IL That about 5000 was nut into
Z the hand Of Lone & GOODWIN, since deceased, (
with thfntentS that Il should be $used to,
Y preventive suppression Of ccrtaitf cor
poratloi Of liquor dealers blythe State
q excise kpartlnent. i.3. 5S5
IN fall or 1903. a t the election Of
a Mayot fGC lellan. Lindlngcr said tie COM.
5}rnitteEontrlbuted 5000 to a pol tical par
ty. was Understood. Lindinger5 tcstf-$
flied, I'M his money was to be used for
#thc lection or assemblyncn favoTa Bile
4 to t.ir excise egislatlon. S3 5s ~:
NJ ri report was referred to- the Excise
Z Cotaittee. or which Mr.. Plank Is chatr-
M, 5 Afr.siP lank said he had never met
committee from the Liquor Dealers
ISOLATION by appointment or received
n etertainmcnt or f;ivors from them.