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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-20
PITTSFIELD.
LIST OF ENTRIES
For Col. w. G. MorriIl's Big June Meet
ing at Union Trottinq Park.

The big June meeting ut Union Trottiur
park will occur, this week, Friday and
Saturday. Lots of exciting racing will be
in order if good weather attends The
list of entries for these races is large
Colonel Morrill, also stated to the Journal
that very fine number of horses had
been entered for the big stake meeting
which will be given under his auspices
terville. Aug. ], . and g. This meeting has
the distinction of having more large
purses than were ever given before in
Maine on a half-mile track The entries.
FRIDAY. JUNE. %
2.23 Class. TrOt ana Pace, Purse 500.
McNarys Hal. 70 &, by Brown Hal, s.
r. Douglass, Monsoon.
Laura b.. blk m, by Eolus, r. W. Bur
rill, Bangor
Haryard. e. by Golden Slope. r. W.
Burrill, Bangor.
Grey RcX. Sr e Mambrino Wilkes T.,
II. Ryder. Bangor
Pedro, s. i. II. Ryder, Bangor
Hazlewood b m. by Woodbrino. f. N
Joker NJ. b 4 by Hector Wilkes. IT,
Hudson < Sons. Guilford
Grace Lake. ch IN, by Red Lake. Geo.
Dustin. Watcrvile.
Bumps, w. G. Reynolds. Waterville
S-Minutc Glass, Trot and Pace. Purse 800
Chas Dustin. ritts ii, S '''''y "''"'S
lsma T., Oh m. by The Seer, Chas
Dustin, Pittscld
c. s. T., b $. by BromaI L. II. Ryder
Bangor.
Miss Bessmont br m. by Dutmont. l..
Fl; Ryder Bangor.
:, Dolly .plI, r. m by Ashland Wilkes. H.
+. TlltOn. Newport.
Or. jeff b Z, by Baby Wilkes, f. L.
Fisher. Newport
Miss Hussey. +. II. Greeley. Ellsworth
Frank C., eh $, by Nelson. Frank Chase
LANYARD, blk $. by Lancclot. r. W. Bur
rill. BANGOR.
Venice NJ. b m, by Nelson. Geo. Dustin,
Watervile.
Bernett. b m. by Brown Hal. ]. IT, God
dard Lewiston.
SATURDAY. JUNE "a.
III Class. Trot and Pace. Purse s12J.
:, McNary's Hal. 70 g, by Brown Hal, s.
T., Douglass Monsoon
Laura b.. blk IN. by Eolus. r. W. Bur-
rill. Bangor.
Harvard, b g, by Golden Slope, r. w
Rurrill, Bangor.
= faith NJ. m, by Mountaineer. L. Fl.
g. Frank s: b G. by Alego. II. Hudson &
Gilman. Waterviie.
:; Montana Girl. br m. by Alcone. w. J.
FURNISH d,,,a. Vest Newton. Mass.
}. u. Goddard Lewiston
Deacon; DIX &. b; Edgar Wilkes, c. G.
Hume. Shawmut
Strathhelle. b m, by Strathmeath, c. G.
Hume. Shawmut
AZ' Class. Trot and Pace. Purse 800.
w Bnrrill, Bangor
f;arbara H.. hr m by Baby Wilkes,
Chas. Dustin. Pittsfield.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The New York League Cricket Club
delivered crushing defeat to the
Hamilton c. c.. of Bermuda. at Living
ston. S. L., Monday, by an inning and
1G4 runs.
Mrs. Charles T. StrOut, formerly Miss
Conceive Hecker, for two years Metro
politan and National golf champion.
won the Metropolitan golf champion
ship at the BaltusrOi golf links, at
Short Hills. n. j.. Saturday. defeating
Miss Gertrude Travcrs OF Glencove, l..
l.. by three up and two to play.
The annual cruise Of the Portland
Yacht Club ended with the return of
the yachts. Sunday. The Maitland, the
flagship of Commodore Bray, was the
first to enter the harbor. No attempt
was made to take the time of the boats.
The cruise began, Thursday, and the
objective point was New Meadows riv-
er.
At the games of the PuIliam Athletic
Club. in Chicago. Saturday afternoon,
Edward Perry of the University of
Chicago, established 4 new worlds
record for the 12-poInd hammer throw,
from 1-foot circle. Perry threw the
hammer 1874 IT.. 6 in. The best former
record being 164 IT.. in.. held by w.
Condon of Baltimore
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The Weeks Schedules.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday
Boston at St. Louis, New York at en-
cinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburg, l'hiladel-
phia ut Chicago
Friday-Chicago at St Louis.
STANDARDIZATION at New York, Brook-
Ign ut Philadelphia 1.-TWO games): chicago
at St. Louis. Cincinnati ut Pittsburg.
Sunday-Pittsburg at St. Louis. Cincin-
natl at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day-Chicago at Boston. Detroit at New
York. Cleveland at Philadelphia, St. Louis
Saturday York at Boston. Phila-
del phia at Washington. Chicago ut De
troit. St Louis at Cleveland.
at st. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
ruesday-F'all River at Lynn. New Bed
ford at HaverhlI. Lowell ut Manchester.
Wednesday-Lowell at Fall River. Lynn
Thursday-LOwell at Fall RIVER. Nash
lIl at New Bedford, Lynn at Manchester,
lIaverhill at Concord.
Friday-Nashua at Fall River, Lower AT
New Bedford. Haverhill at Manchester,
Lynn ut Concord.
sa5nrdaE- 1; i,ez at o Nsw Eedf y%a
Manchester at Havcrhill.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures at New London,
Springfield at Norwich, New Haven at
Meriden, Hartford at Holyoke.
MISUNDERSTANDING at Bridgeport,
New London at New Haven. Merden at
Springfield. Norwich at Hartford
Thursday Meriden ut bridgeport. Hart
ford at Springfield. New Haven at Nor
Wich, ITolyokc at New London.
Friday bridgeport at Springfield. Mer-
iden Mt Hartford. HOlyoke at Norwich,
New Haven at New London.
Saturday-Ncw London at Bridgep4rt'
Meriden at New Haven, Norwich at Hoi-
yoke, Springfield at Hartford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday-Newark ut Baltimore. Toron-
to at Montreal. Rochester at Buffalo.
t'riday-Newark at Baltimore. Jersey
City at Providence. Rochester 1T Buffalo,
Toronto ut Montreal
acknowledgements ut baltimore, Jersey
| CITY at Providence. Rochester at Buffalo
| 1.-TWO sameS). Toronto ut Montreal
Sun,lay-Baltmore ut Newark, Jersey
| City Providence ut Rocky Point, Toron-
| to at Montreal.
COLLEGE GAMES.
| Observation-Disclosures Carlisle at F.aston
MISUNDERSTANDING ColleSe-C Car
| Isle at Allentown.
| rhursslay-Harvard Yale ut Cambridge,
| Holy Cross Alumni ut Worcester.
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Isma B.. oh m, by The Seer. Chas. Dus'
tin, Pittsfield.
Snip b., b s, by Lookaway, L. ii. Ryder
Bangor -
Sir Williams, b g, L. II. Ryder. Bangor
u 1Sker ~ Sons Ga hy Hector "Nes'
DR.. JEFF. b &, by Baby Wilkes, +. L.
Fisher, Newport. -,
Dolly r.. m. by Ashland Wilkes, IL
F. Triton, Newport.
Goddard. Lewiston.
Robby Wilkes. eli g. by Joe Wilkes, L.
l.. Gentner. Belfast
Venice Nj, b m, by Nelson, Geo. Dus-
tin, Waterville.
Travor, br g. by Also. Jr, w. G. Rcy-
nOlds. Waterville.
Robert Y, blk s. by Eolus. w. +. Cool
piJtSfield
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The Reed Hearing, Today.

The preliminary hearing of Otis II.
Reed of Wilton, under arrest for set
ting fire to the Blaisdell House in New
Portland, last Friday morning, Will
take place, this afternoon, at the court
house, before Hon. O. r. Bachelor
judge of the SkOwhegan municipal
court. Forrest Goodwin will conduct the
defence, County Attorney Thomas j.
Young of Scion, appearing for the
prosecution
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Six-Round Draw at Sxowhegan.

Skowhesan. Me- June 19.-George
I,eBlanche. the Marine" ana Harry
Williams CT this town. fought six
rounds to draw. tonight.
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AT CINCINNATI.

New York 20 3 0 3 0 0 O t-l6.'
MISUNDERSTANDING. Hahn and Schlel !;
Taylor. Wiltse. McGinnity. Elliot ana
BOwerman Time. 2h. Cmplres, Klein
and O'Day. Attendance. $50.
AT CHICAGO.
philadelphia 30 0 o 0 20 60
Observation-Disclosures and Killing; Plttln-
ger and kahOe. Time. 10. IMPURE
Johnstune Attendance. 1900.
AT PITTSBI' re.
pittsburg 2 > x-r9-l
RruokIvn O 0 o o D 0-2-l-l
Rattrries-Leever ana CarriSch; EaIoit
and Bergen. Time. III. Umpire. Emsiic'
Attendance. 1890
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SKOWHEGAN.

Coroner L. J. Addition was called to
Jackman, Monday, by a telegram stat
ing that a man had been found dead o.
the tracks of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad, near the village his head sew
cred from his body. No further details
have lieen learned.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
AT NEW YORK.

,,~., v,r, "a q o % 0 0 It 81
1'hicapo l 90 q 0 0 o.y-t-
Ratteries-Chesbro. Pullman and Nie Pi,;
NV: White, Smith and MCEarlhnd. sun
van Umpire. Connolly. Time, l1O. Al
tendance. 300.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
st. Louis ..0 . l-f-W !"
Phlladelphia . 0 0 0 W ~
Batteries-Howell and SMgdem, it Ghn'i.
dan Attendance 5921.
AT WASHINGTON.
washington % 0 Q Q = "a a q
cleveland ...3 l 2 o O,I IL,
Observation-Disclosures; TOWNSEND ana I IhTs
Ia. Tmpires, Mccarthy and Kelly. Al
tendance l5l2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-20

White Bush Scalloped Squash plant
ed by the Rhode Island agricultural cx-
pertinent station so as to give ten hills
on each plot. gave better results on
lined than on unlimed lots. On the
plots receiving suplhate OF ammonia,
squashes appeared to suffer less injury
than pumpkins, where lime was admit
ted. There was gain Of more than IL
pounds per plot from the use of lime.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures ); Norwich, ;
At New London-New London,
Springfield. 3.
At Meriden-Meriden. S: Hartford. o.
At Holyoke-First game: HOlyOke, )
New Haven, >. Second game: HOlyoke
); New Haven, ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-20

Two-base hits-Raymer. Ab5atlcchio
Three base hits-Arndt. Beckley: home
runs-Clarke Warner. Sacrifice hit-Shan-
non. Stolen BASES Shay, Brain: Bcckley,
Arndt. Woverton. Wild ptch.Thicim ~
Base on balls-Off Thielnan. |. OIL WI
helm. 2 struck out-By Thielman. ;; by
Wilhelm, L. Left on baScs-St. LOUIS. o.
Boston. i. Time. 1.2'. Umpire. 'BauSc-
wine.
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First Division Teams Win In
the American League.
The Champions Win Exhibition Game From
New Bedford.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

ST. Louis June 19.-St. Louis won an
easy victory over Boston. today, by scor-
ing seven runs on seven hits in the third
inning Wilhelm was effective after this
period while Thielman seemed to lose
vim. Attendance, 200. The score:
ST LOUIS
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The Atlantic at Cuxhaven.

Cuyhaven, Germany, June 19.-The
American yacht Atlantic arrived here
during the day from Heigoland. The
lnduna. Meteor and Hamburg are al
ready here.
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OTHER GAMES.

At Providence--HOly Cross. 3: Brown, 0.
AT Lynn-The Detroit (Amn.) Lynn
game was cancelled: rain.
At New Bedford-BostOn (Amn), l..
New Bedford, 6.
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Gardiner Wins from Stiff.

Ogden. Utah. June 19.-Gardin"r
| wins from Stiff at the end of the sixth
| round.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey Citv-Jersey City, 5; Balti-
more, D.
At Observation-Disclosures. Z: Rochester. a.
At Observation-Disclosures, ): Newark, A.
AT Toronto-Toronto. 4; Montreal, 3.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing

The only game scheduled for MondaS
CONCORD at Nashua, was postpohea On a.
count OF rain.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02
A Young Life Passed O.

Mamie, the young wife Of
Griffin, died at Atlanta on
thirtieth. They were only N
ded five months. Her hush
took her to the hospital at At
ia, hoping her life might
saved. A postal card wrlk
the twenty'eighth, tells Of
loss of hearing and sight,
the attending physician still
hopes of her recovery. +
brother, W. Mccormick, ans
sister, of Greenfield, India
were with the young husba
at her bedside when death ca
The brother and sister "a
to this city Thursday aftern
in order to have their tick
arranged for their return
they will accompany the REM
of their sister back to her G
hood home for burial. The q
munity extends sympathy to
bereaved family.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02
Mrs. MingledOrf Entertaill.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Mir
dorf entertained a numbe1
their friends in their hospits
home on Thanksgiving even
Music, games, and the entert|
ing hostess provided a most pl'
ant evening for the follow
guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jo
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Kleps
Misses Anna Oxford, We
Johnson, Louise Wightman. G
Rogers, Mabel Rogers, Ms
Hayde, Ona Pauncey, Mary
ers, Verna Mclaughlin, Inez
Laughlin, Emma Boyd, 81
Renard, Ella McLendon, Al
Arlington, Florence Rob-
Messrs. c. N. Higgins. VIZ
Terrence, C. S. Is1er, J. B. d
sell, DR.. Tom White, ]. M. B
C, E. Taylor, T. W. Haw
w. R. McLendon, r. w.
Lendon, C. B. Teal, J. J. Roc
H. H. James, J. L. Dorminy
C. Killingsworth, J. c. Story
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

John Kellar, ST., who is now
running his saw-mill at Bridge
borough, Florida, is visiting his
family and greeting old friends
in this city.
A. Partridge brought to mar
ket last Wednesday, ripe toma-
toes from seed planted in his
garden in August. On his vines
are blossoms, green tomatoes
and ripe ones.
Just for the fun of it. Notice
how they handle Groceries and
all sorts of good things to eat at
Brunner's. The formerly Brun-
swick Restaurant at 215 East
Pine street. ct
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Sanders,
took a trip to Triton where they
spent THANKSGIVING with Mrs
Sanders parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Guest. Among other
good things they enjoyed was a
cane grinding.
The saloons ran in full blast
all day and some folks seemed to
think that thanksgiving day was
a fourth of July celebration min
us the fire crackers, but that the
day warranted a free use of fire.
water.
Bycicle riders, some of them,
will come to grief if they are not
more careful. One ran into DR..
Halle Wednesday evening and he
just escaped serious injury.
Some of them try to see how
close they can ride TO pedestrian
and not knock them down.
Someone broke into G.. ellis
residence on Thursday evsning
while the family was at the fire.
mans ball and carried off So in
cash and four bank books. One
was on the First National, anoth-
err the Exchange and two in the
Home Savings. Some of the
checks we're signed but the
banks have been notified. The
thief broke the pantry window
and reached the catch and raised
the window.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

Art is the beautiful way OF
doing things"
T. Truax is in Lima, Ohio, on
a business trip.
Archie Deyo has returned from
Waycross and looks somewhat
improved.
E. H. Moore, of Broxton, was
a visitor in this city, returned
home Thursday.
A beautiful line of hat pins
from $500 down TO 25cts at
Russell's Jewe1ry store.
Miss Mabel Sears, now OF
Douglas, spent Thanksgiving day
with her home folks in this city.
Rev. J. 3. Derrick, the new
pastor of the Lutheran church,
will hold services Sunday at II a.
m.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCarty
are entertaining Mrs. Gedde of
Cordele. Mrs. Gedde is an Aunt
of Mr.. mccarthy.
The way they are selling groc-
cries at Brunners is a wonder
Just drop in and examine their
goods, they treat you right too.
ct
Mrs. Irene Saunders-remem-
bered as Miss Irene Richie, was
the guest of Mrs. Paulk a few
days this week and took her de-
parture for Kissimee, Florida,
Wednesday, where she will be
joined by her husband later on.
Texas Rust Proof Oats,
Georgia Eye, Blue Stem
Wheat, Pearl Onoin Sets, at
| Campbell's Seed Store,
| Phone NO. 80, Pine ST.
If you want the highest grade
of carpets made in all qualities.
Such goods as you can rely upon,
you should always buy Peter
sons Superlative carpets. You
will be satisfied with them. For
isale at the new Furniture Store
uoaSsneg SSndlin.& Co. !.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

Mrs. Mary Kirke took the
train last evening for Charles
town, South Carolina, where it IS
said she goes to meet very i'm
portant engagement, from which
we may hear later.
J.L. Vann, of Councils, North
Carolina, stopped over on his way
to South Florida, this week and
expressed his establishment at
the rapid growth and great i'm
provements since his visit here
in the early days.
Miss Hattie Finica1, a sister
to Mrs. Sydney Clare and Mrs.
J. Adams, was united in marri-
age to John Wilder, of Palm
Beach, Florida. The b. ppy pair
have taken up their residence at
Jacksonville which has been the
home of the bride for several
years. She was we'll known in
this city which was her home
until she went to Jacksonville
and her old time friends join US
| in wishing them a happy and
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

The thanksgiving dinner SER
we'd by the Ladies Aid Society
was much of success in point
of numbers and dollars and cents
and the dinner itself was up to
their usual standard, which
means excellent.
Mrs. J. C. Smith, and her five
fine looking sons andlittle daugh-
ter, stopped over on their way
yesterday, from Mississippi to
Murray, Georgia. Mrs. Smith
formerly lived at Ocilla and was
delighted to find the rapid
growth of this city. She visited
relatives at Garbuts Mill.
Rev. Minor, former pastor of
the Baptist church, and now
located at Balm bridge, gladdened
the hearts of his friends in this
city, who are not a few, by
spending thanksgiving with
them, returning 10 cambridge
Yesterday. He took with him
his fine hunting dog and had a
good hunt with him while visit
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02
Attention, White Jessamine Hive

Attention, White Jessamine Hive.
There will be election of off,
GERS for the ensuing year, also
initiation, on Monday evening
December 4th, and every Lady
Maccabee is requested to present.
By order of
ELIZABETH BROWN,
Commander.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

Oleomargerine. High grade
lat Whitchards, 131-tf
| Mrs. A. L. Brown. wife of
merchant Brown is visiting her
mother at Corde1e.
High grade fertilizers. -Phenix
Warehouse Company.
The world reserves its big
reward for those who ask from
it no favors. Hilbert Hubbard.
Thomas Hall, and sons Jacob
and Thomas, of Rebecca, visited
with their brother, d. c. Hall
over Thanksgiving.
See the Cheap Store. Every
thing NEW, all the latest novel;
ties and up-tc-date B A R G A IN
Store. No trouble to show
goods. 129-12t
Miss Mamie Cureton, stenog-
rapher and bookeeper in the
Enterprise Office, is visiting
friends in Americas and taking
a much needed vacation.
We have the Hansen Sand
Lime Brick for sale. AS pretty
and fine as the pressed brick, at
the same price as the common
mud brick. 1877
T. Fuller, who purchased the
Brownlee twenty acres the
street from the Ar Dor chur ch, is
building a good residence and
barn and will make that his home.
A family by the name of Cum
ingham, from North Georgia ar
rived Thursday morning and
i'm ediately took possession of DR..
Hamiltons farm which they have
rented.
Wanted:-All newly married
couples going to housekeeping to
call and see our handsome line of
Petersons carpets, at the new
Furniture Store.
Horne, Sandlin & Co.
E. J. Sutten, who became i'm
p1icated in a shooting ARRAY one
night this week, was adjudged
insane and taken to his home at
Nashville to arrange for placing
in the hospital at Milledgsville.
A packed house greeted Rev.
Davis, at the First M. E. church
Thanksgiving forenoon where
union services were held. Those
who were fortunate enough to
hear the worthy divine are loud
in their praises of his sermon.
J. A. Selby, has bought out
the Little Home Restaurant in
the Greer block and is remodel
ing and fitting it up for an open
ing as a restaurant under his
supervision.
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Economy Wire Fence

The Free Reading Room has a
new paper rack.
Charles Hurd of Cordele, spent
Thanksgiving in this city.
Ladies wanting calling cards
should phone ~ right away.
W. E. Langford and family
have returned to Corde1e.
Seed wheat for sale at
If WHrTcHARD's.
Call and see Russe1l's carving
sets before buying elsewhere.
DR.. Hungate, started We'd
nesday for White Pine, Tenn
eesee.
Smoke the Made in F Fitzgerald"
kind. They are the best smok-
ers. If.
Mrs. Ward Ellis, is visiting
her sons and daughter at Doug
las.
Miss Ola Massee, teacher of
Oakridge school, will spend Sum
day at Wray.
Auction eer Nicholson, wife and
DAUGHTER. will take a trip to St
George next week.
Harley Ayres, and wife of
Douglas, spent thanksgiving with
relatives in this city.
Among the later arrivals are
Mn and Mrs. R. M. March, of
High Springs, Florida.
The Thomasville train did not
get in last night until near mid
night because of burning
trestle.
Cali and see the celebrate d
Lake Bros 6-rib umbrellas at
Russel1's Jewelry store before
buying elsewhere.
F. J. Hoffman and wife. OF
Douglas, visited with Mrs Hoff-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
r. Booker this week.
Messrs Luke and Clements
received another lot of mules and
horses Wednesday. They are
all from selected stock.
The Junior Society, of the U
B. church. had a pleasant time
at the residence of Mr.. Dell or
Longstreet Wednesday eve-re
freshments adding to the pleas
ures of the evening.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

The Maumee river in Oh
frozen over so that it holds Y
man that weighs $50 pound
this, November 20, when
have our windows and dooi
open, bought sunshine, a
ocean breezes and all q
1uxuriating in blossom and
age in the way of vegeta 7
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02
FOR SALE.

A No. 1 Turpentine location.
Good proposition for right party.
B. C. MoSHER & Co,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02
School Notes.

The Alpha Society of the south
east school building made a
"Spread" on Wednesday preced-
ing Thanksgiving and it was a
decided success. Their decora-
tons we're holly, mistletoe, roses
violets, chrysanthemnms, flags
and pictures. On the black
boards were beautiful drawings.
Gold, blue and violet were the
class colors and their motto was
Excelsior"
The boards were banked with
sweet potatoes, radishes, turnips
corn, pumpkins, pie melons,
oranges, persim mons and large
red peppers.
The tables, organ, stove,
blackboard and walls were all
decorated.
PROGRAM.
Call to order.
Minutes and business.
Roll-call.
President Roosevelt's thanks.
giving proclamation, leila Reid.
Song Jolly Boys.
The First Thanksgiving .....
........ Mar gueritte Emery.
November ..... Everett Rohrer.
The Pilgrims. Fred Ball.
When the frost is on the pump
kin. Nina Weaver.
Song, The Old Folks at Home.
Lena Renkes. Lydia Ivey,
Ethel Keefer, Zella Reid.
The Famine-Longfellow's Hia-
watha. Ethel Keefer
Give Thanks-for What?.
............... Robert Owens
instrumental Solo. Lena Renkes
Thanksgiving in Colonial Times
Dexter Brown
Coming Home. Lydia Day
Thanksgiving Story
............ Ernest Bigham
What I'm Thankful For.
John Leverett
Thanksgiving Song. School
Mr.. M. L. James, inspector
for the Georgia Cotton Co., spent
Thanksgiving with his home folks
at Fort Valley and returned
yesterday. His wife and her
sister, Miss Lagrange, of Va,
will come in today.
whoever raised that stalk of
sugar cane surely knows how to
raise cain or cane" ITS the
latter for Jerome Butts is one of
the best-natured fellows in the
world and he raised this cane and
gave it to me to chew on" proud
" exclaimed Mother Enterprise
as she dragged home a stalk of
Isugar cane nearly three times
her length. And as I don't in
du1ge in store teeth can chew
lit too" added the old lady with a
toss of her head as she trudged
along at peace with ali the Wox
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-05
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-04-08

Mrs. A. Galmicbe and Misses
Carrie Frederick and Beulah New
man, while out gathering ferns last
Wednesday, near the old backyard,
discovered the horse of Mr.. w. j.
Klein tangled with his harness
among some vines and in a helpless
condition. They cut him loose with
q Ratchet, and took him home
This proves the wisdom and utility
Of carrying a Geo. Washington
protector. while FORMULATING
through the pines.