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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06
B IL hR I E. N

list. With $4,000 acres of fer
tile soil, $4,000 to $4,000 prosper
Gus people and more than three
million taxable property, she
vii soon take her place among
the richest and best counties Of
the Empire State of the South.
"The county of Irwin has
nearly 700 square miles, and
with a single exception was the
only county in the state to double
it's population between the ninth
and tenth census.
Ten years ago but one rail-
road touched the county. Now
six different lines, all except two
converging at Fitzgerald, fur
nish transportation facilities and
serve to multiply the wealth and
population of that section.
"The proposed county of Nor.
then is probably the largest, the
wealthiest and most popnlous OF
all the new county propositions,
and since the county is unoppos-
ed she claims first attention OF
the 1aw-making body.
"Fitzgera1d, the proposed cap.
ital of the new county of Nor
then, is the largest city in the
state, so remote from the county
site and without the advantage s
of a city court. 1t furnishes a
larger percentage of the business
of the superior court; a larger
number of attorneys, jurors,
court officers, witness, etc., than
any other community in the
state, that is remote from the
county site.
"Fitzgerald's success, in spite
of these handicaps, is the marvel
of the section, and certainly she
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06

Speaking of the proposed divi-
sion of the county of Irwin and
the creation of the new county
of Northern" with Fitzgerald as
its county site, Hon. Drew w.
Pau1k, mayor of Fitzgerald,
made the following statement in
defense of the proposition:
fitzgerald, the colony city,
has proven to be the greatest de-
veloper of wiregrass Georgia
that has yet been attempted.
The city itself represents as
much tax values as the large
county of Irwin, in which it is
situated, showed by its tax
returns nine year ago when
Governor Northen and Mr.. P.
HI. Fitzgerald located the colony:
Unable to move the court
house of the county from the
remote recesses of the pine
forest in which it is located, the
people now propose to take ad-
vantage of the opportunity Offer
ed in esta blishing the eight new
counties provised for.
with an area larger than
seventy-five of the old counties,
with a population greater than
the average county, with tax val
ues much greater than many of
the old counties, the proposed
new county of Northen comes In
to the contest practically without
opposition. In this particular
and others it is distinctly in a
class to itself.
Irwin county has furnished
the territory for ten of the 1arg-
est and best counties in south
Georgia, and now it is proposed
to add another rich county to the
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06
Regular Monthly Grist
Of Bills Allowed
Quiet Session.
Reports Of City Officers for
Month Of June We're
Read and Filed.

The city council met in regu-
lar monthly session Monday
evening, Mayor Paulk presiding,
with Aldermen Knapp, Grover,
Tisdel, Bowen, Reinhart, Par
rott, Hooker and Ware present,
Alderman Mosher being absent.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved with
out change.
The Mayor submitted the fol-
lowing report for the month of
June.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06
Notice.

Owing to the fact that
farmers of Irwin county are
this time busily engaged VI
their crops, | have decided to
iourn the July term of the CD
ty court, from the second to
fourth Monday in July, at VIII
time all jurors, parties and v
nesses are hereby notified to
in attendance.
]. B. Clements, County Jud|
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06
Russian Pirate Ship is
Making Things Lively

has the right to a fair showing
with other progressive Georgia
cities.
"The county site is not only
inaccessible to the people in the
territory to be embraced in the
proposed new county, but it is
without commercial Importance,
a mere backwoods village, with
countyIl buildings representing
only a few hundred dollars.
by the creation of the county
of Northen ia connection with
the new counties of Tiff and
Turner's per cent of the people
will be benefited, and therein
consists their strongest argu-
ment, very best right to reconi-
ton.
In securing signatures to a
petition for the new county,
there were only twenty-nine re-
fusals to sign, as against nearly
a thousand petitioners, which is
considered as near unanimous as
any proposition that could be
stated.
"The population of the section
is more than rs per cent white,
and is increasing more rapidly
than any other section of Geor-
gia, as is proven by the census
and by statistics.
1t would be waste of time tc
mention here the inconvience and
unnecessary expense to the peo'
pie and taxpayers, the unsatis'
factory condition of public build.
ings and county bridges. All
these are common to every com
munity 1aboring under the same
disadvantage as to remote coun.
ty sites in the large counties.
Fitzgerald and Northen coun.
ty recognize the right and the
strong claims of the friends of
the proposed counties of Tiff
and Turner, and is interested in
the success of these propositions.
Certainly no section of the
great wiregrass belt has any,
thing like as strong claims as
these three communities.
1T is generally believed that
the legislature will be very fair
with the colony that has done
so much to develop that section
OF South Georgia. line creation
of Northen county would not
change the conditions as to prohi-
bition nor as to stock law, nor
will it effect the status as to con-
gressional or senatorial district
or judicial circuit.
But for the conditions in this
particular section, in ali proba-
bibility Mr.. Cromatie's bill would
not have been introduced or pass
ed and certainly never ratified by
the people of the state. With
the failure of Northen county
and the proposed counties of
Tiff and Turner, the law would
become to be regarded as a 1egis-
lation travesty."
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06

Odessa, July At is report
persistenly in army and naval 1
c1es that the Kniaz Potemkine
being stalked and pursued
several torpedo boats, which
tend to sink her. The crews
these boats consists of ofics
who volunteered aud stokers,
there is no danger of their refu:
to obey orders and destroy 4
renegade ship. The renegadz
hours here arc declared to
numbered. Regret is express
at the destruction of such a spls
did and powerful ship aud at 4
loss of life, but this is though
be preferable to the continn
dishonor of her presence in
Black sea commanded by N
neers. Several torpedo boz
were reported to be off Ode
last night. There are OF
signs of activity among the Il
pedo fleet. The Whereabouts
the Kniaz Potemkine is
known, but she is reported
have left Kustenii.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06
Has Declared War 81
All Vessels Not
Joining Her.
The Nations May Have
Send War Vessels to
Suppress Her.

London, July A despatch
The Evening Standard fron
Odessa says the Kniaz Poten
kline has been sighted Is mil
off the port.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06

Bucharest, Roumania. July A.
Before the Kniaz Potemkine sal
ed for Kustenji, a delegate
from the crew handed the prefes
a proclamation addressed to "a
representatives of the powers
Roumania, formally declarir!
war on all Russian vessels whie
refuse to join the mutineers.
The proclamation says a
Kniaz Potemkine will respe|
neutral territory and foreia
shipping. The delegation 4
quested that, the proclamation
forwarded to the powers.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06

The pound master made the
following report for month of
June:
No. head stock impounded. ................. 1Oo
Amount collected for same. $50.25
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06

LIGHTS CONNECTED IN MAY.
Frank CLARK, 9-l6 Jessamine st.
Joe Slever. GIG, Jessamine st.
l. Goldenberg, SIG, Jessamine and Grant
WATER TAPS MADE IN MAY.
+. J. Hansen
White Swan Steam Laundry
EMPLOYEES AT PLANT.
J. A. stever, supt. $4,000
G. Stever. day engineer. ......... 1000
Bruce Burton, Nigh5 engineer ........... 1000
Grant Martin. fireman, $500
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-06
City Council Proceedings;
Much Business Transacted
rhave worked on the streets 25 1-s days as

I hold Treasurer's receipt.
Report of Superintendent of
water and light plant:
Wood burned in June POS cords
Wood on yard July list ................ 81 cords
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12

HIGH SCHOOL
|briay evening. May H. 1905
o'clock. High School Literary
Club Open Session.
mrtH rEERy HosrTss.
IN to the Audience, salula.
tory. ..........w E. Potter
Ileha in the Life Of Burns,
... Wilbur V. Haynes
0ullsrs Saturday Nigh,-scsne l.
ID Rival 10 Burns in America.
.,..v. Y. Mooic
conin ThrO the Rye, pictured
$500. Miss Mamie Hubbard
RiyNl 10 Burns In America
. Miss Ina Price
{;,sssrs Saturday SisAI-SSene H.
I<Ibu,e 10 q Mountain Daisy,
.,,,..,,,..,..''"su ," 'ss ~,
0<Asrs Saturday Nieel--Sesns ~
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
THE MAN IN GRAY"
Beautiful Three Color Print.

As it's offering Of respect to the
Confederate Veterans Reunion, the
Henderson Route is distributing a
beautiful three color print, entitled
"The Man in Gray which is receiv,
ing widespread admiration through
out the entire south.
The picture, which is printed
from an extra fine etching, repro.
duced from an original drawing by
Mr.. Robert NJ Hoe, the celebrated
artist Of the Courier.Journal, is l6x
% inches, and ia printed on fine
enameled paper, sufficiently heavy
for use unframed, but equally suit.
able for framing.
1t is executed in the three cardi.
nal colors OF the coniederacy-gray
blue and red-on a white back
ground, AMI has been rightly term.
ed by critics "a gem
They are enclosed in strawboard
mailing tubes for safe transmission
by mail, thus avoiding any possibili
ty Of Oreakage and insuring safe de-
livery.
Send five red stamps to L. ],
Irwin, Louisville, KY, for this beau
tiiul reproduction, and after you re-
ceiye it, whether you are from th,
north or out Of the south, you viii
be az enthusiastic sdmirer Of tn,
Hero Of the Gray as
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Postmasters League.

A County League Of the Fourth
Class PostmAslsrs was organized a,
Marion on May 3, 1905, Said league
Was called to order by Postmaster
n. A. McAmis, Of Tolu, aud the
following officers were elected.
J. ID. Hinchee, president Luther
Haries,y Vice Presidents J. +
Canada Secretary aud Treasurer
I. A. McAmis, Representative.
The league adjourned to meet on
the July 2, 1905. We cordially in.
yils every fourth class postmaster ii
Cu,,snden county 10 meet with N
At our mex, meeting
J.F. CANADA
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Risk 1t.
Druggists Who Sell Or,
Miles hevlne Agree, "
IL Falls, TO Refund
Cost.

OF course We reimburse the drug
sist
You know bim and trust him,
Dr. Miles Nervine is medicine for
your nerves
Il cures disease Of the internal or.
gans by giving tone to the nerves
which make these organs WORK.
itisA novel theory-not Of Ana,
omy, bu, Of treatment. Gre, discoy-
cred by Dr. Miles, aud since mad,
use Of by many wiie.awake physic
iAns, who appreciate It's value il
treating the sick.
you are siSk we ofler you a VA
TO Ne made well-Dr. Miles Neryin,
This medicine is scieu,ia, cur
/ ior nerve disorders. such Is Neu
rAlgia, Headache, Loss Of Memory
Slssplsssness. SpasmL Baskaeh'
Isl viius Dance, Epilepsy or Eta
Nervous Pfot,talion, etc
by toning up the nerves ID
Niles Restorative Nervine will ale
cure those diseases Of the in,ern'
organs due to a disordered neryou
system.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
Farmers Club To Meet at
Salem, May 10, 1905.

The Livingston county farmers
club is called TO meet at Salem, May
Is, 1905 We have a good program
and it is expected that all who feel
an interest in the welfare Of our
county will be present and take part
with Us in the discussions and let
US hear from each other what We
can about the great agricultural in
terest Of our county.
g y. McGrew. Pres.
j. W. Hudson, Secy
PROGRAMME.
The relative value Of Clover, Blue
grass, Herds grass, Timothy
aud Orchard grass for oul
couniy-W + Chips, J. Il
Summers r. f. BlAkeley.
Will It pay to tile our lat lands ant
should We encourage some on,
to put up a plant for making
tile IN this county. h Far
re, J b Trail
Would It be advisable 10 offer pre-
miums a, our Insiiiure this iaI
on live stock-W + Robinson
David Adams.
Report Of committee on county fair
Beet methods Of resuscita,ing o
recuperating worn out lands II
Livingston county l.
Rogers, William Fort, Robsr
Moorsland. 4 A. Clarke. o
David Adams Commi,,.,
Geo. z Rogers
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Railroad Regulation
A Letter ou the Subject Givini
Views II "Old Guard"

Mr. Editot-Any fAir.minded per.
sou IL willing o. take bis chances Ia
the struggle of life with other iudi.
viduals but when be- comes into COM
petition with the great modern cor
poratiou combining the energy %
thousands ~ persons aud IN control
of an immense aggregation ~ capi.
tai. uuder tle direct supervision Of
a few active aud perhaps uusctupu-
lous men, he IL led 10 realize that the
contest is an uneven one aud he finds
himself more aud more compelled 60
look 10 the government Tor the pro-.
lection u bis liberty aud individual
interest. The old LOSSES iaire policy
of government fails 20 secure 10 him
an even race Ia the battle oi life. The
evils that he has 20 contend with are
a natural outgrowth ~ the changed
conditions that now exist. The con-
situation II the United states con.
ferfed upon congress the power 20
Regulate commerce upon the states
but under the let alone policy Of ear.
Ily times congress has practically
delegated this regulation Of CONF
metce among the states % few
traffic managers who are Ia control
Of the public highways 81 the couu.
tty. These men are we'll organized
aud hold their meetings behiud clos.
ID doots, Their officers receive lafg'
Of salaries than officers ~ the Unit.
cd state. government They are moi
under boLd ~ under oath. and they
igu,re entirely the interest ot th,
public aud adopt such measures ~
will iu their opinions euablr them {,
levy the largest tax that eau be- col
lcctcd 9th the least friction upoi
the commerce Of the country, TIT
little band Of irresponsible official
ate eXerci,iug ayas,ly greater pow
/ ~ 90 taxation than was ever cXetcis
"a by congress 10 has increased b.
various devices from atty 60 on
hundred aud atty millions u dollar
|, per year until the tax amounts @
over iaWO1OO pcr Auuum, q
mute than three times the total o.,
Cuue u The Juitpd states govern
meut from ell sources, We have d
all cases provided by statutes tor th
Limitation Of the amount % taxes {
l be collected " the people by nations
1 state aud municipal officers, bJ
q there Is no law In exlstauce placin
4, any limit on this tax that 10 leVis
on our interstate commerce by en-
lpflviledged class Of persons, 50,
q that which the laws Of nature impol
u on despotism,
!. Why congress surrendered Oh
power 30 these railroad managers
easy Of explanation, but IL uunecc
saty. II should, however, no long
}. delay the resumption Of IL. The a
gument against .It aud against q
cteasing toe powers Of the intersiA
/, commerce commission are all illcgi
: innate aud futile. They are made I
" persons who have wiliully aud col
u tinueusly violated the laws, and wi
.. by their violations have been large
instrumental In building up q
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12

great trust and monopolies against
which there is now 80 serious and
universal complaint.
There is to the average mind q
seeming inconsistency in sending a
| poor devil who robs a hen roost or
who steals postage stamp TO the
penitentlary for a term Of years,
and at the same time call into con-
sultation with senators and represent
tatiyes the men who have taken IL
legally hundreds Of millions OF dol
lars from the people.
Aud TO solicit their advice as to
what the legislation upon this i'm
lportant subject should be. II may
seem strange that congress has per-
mitted this condition Of things to ex-
ist 50 long, and congressman have
disregarded the thousands Of petit
tons, memorials and resolutions
that have been presented TO them
for many years concerning this sub.
ject; but when we consider the weak.
moss Of human nature and the fact
that they have 10 run the gauntlet Of
frequent election we need not be
surprised at their humidity. For so
long as they see on one side the
voters confiding indifference aud in
action, aud on the other side the cor.
Irorations' forces completely organ
lied aud always active aud alert In
Support Of those who favor their
measures and are ready 10 contrib.
ute literally TO their campaign fund.
We may expect the ordinary poll.
tician under the law OF self preserva.
ton 10 follow the line Of least resist.
auce, The fault IL chiefly with the
voters aud the remedy Is easy o. ap-
lrlication. Let them stand together
10 support Of the public officers who
are true 10 their interest, and stand
together b defeat those who are ser
vile TO corporation interest, regard.
less Of whether they are Democrats
o. Republicans. There Il no set Of
men so completely responsive TO an
aroused public sentiment as those
VINO have seats Ia our national con.
gress and the house OF representa-.
tiyes afforded a conspicuous illustra.
ton 81 this during the last session,
SO long A. public sentiment permits
public officers 10 accept tips from
corporation managers, We need not
expect very deal Of progress,
10 be- made Ia the correction Of great
er abuses. The railroad pass OF
frank Of the express or telegraph
company, aud kindred brides are IN,
first steps to boodling aud debauch.
cry Of the public service. The &C
cep,anoe Of these by public ofllcet'
should disqGAlliy him Ia holding th'
% office u the voters will turn a deal
ear 10 the advice Of the artful sehem
vfs who are employed to impose up
on them aud 10 mislead them by th'
use II fallacious Arguments aud b!
appealing 70 their party prejudice
4 aud be ylgilaut aud active Ia attend
= Ing to their duties At the polls the.
q will be able 10 secure public servant
who will be faithful 90 their interest
% OLD GUARD.
j. May 2ud, 1875.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Main Thoroughfaro

To the Lewis aud Clark EtpOsi-
ton, June lat to Oct, rs, 1905, will
be- via the Uunion Pacific. This is
no, only the stories, way by many
miles. bat is also the scenic route.
passing through some Of the moe,
charming scenery 10 the world
The low rates made BY The Uniou
Pacific 10 Portland this summer
oaer the people Of the Eas, and
Middle Yves, an opportunity TO visit
the Pacific Northwest and see what
what a great country lies ives, Of the
Rocky Mountains, II is achanoe oI
a lifetime.
There lie also an opportunity 81
route 10 visit Yellowstone Nations
Park. June lei to Semp,ember 10th
Inquire Of
]. II. Lo,hrop, G. A.,
| los Olive 81, ST. LOUIS, Mo
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12

wlNrIp - Trustworthy man or
woman TO manage business In this
county and adjoining territory for
we'll established house Of solid 6nAn.
cial standing $4,000 straight cash
salary with all necessary expenses
paid weekly by check from head
quAr,erp Money advanced for eI.
peusss. Position permanent pre-
yiOus experience no, essential Nc
inves,men, required. We furnish
everything, Enclose self addressed
envelope. Address Manager, sic
Como Block, Chicago, III, u.5,.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12

WHAT DID TIE PAINTER SAY
When you told him you were going
to use Green Seal Liquid Paint He
knew that be wouldn't have the job
OF painting your house again for a
long time. But you knew a good
thing so you go, Green Seal Liquid
Paint, didn't youi It's on sale now
at Hina Babb Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
PAINT ECONOMY.

You nigh, M well make your
paint money go A. far As possible
Use Green Seal Liquid Paint aud
you won't complain Of the distance
For sale by Hina.Babb Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
TIE MAKERS GUARANTEE

I, back o, every salloz Q: Green
Seal Liquid Paint. Doesn't ,aAke
the pain, any better bu, makes you
safe in usins H. For sale by Hlna.
Babb %.