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The Washington times., 1905-12-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society A
kinder symphony orchestra was the
feature. Mrs Lucille Belts conducted the
orchestra. and Miss II. BOstrom assisted
at the piano. Prof Oates. Mr. Irving
the specialties-
Mrs. William II. Bell. and James L.
Considine were married Monday evening
The attendants for the bride were Miss
Myrtle e Bell. maid of honor. and Miss
Katherine Bell. flower girl. both sisters
of the bride. The best man was Edward
COnsidine. brother Of the groom. a re-
ception was held after the ceremony al
the home of the brides parents SO Nor
ris street. Mr. ard Mrs. Considine are
now living at 7 5 street
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at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Ballenger, at Mt. Pleasant, on the
9th instant
DIR. Frank J. Brooke, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church Of this city.
has declined the call TO Park Place Pres
Byterian Church. Norfolk, which was
rendered him a few weeks ago.
Alexandria Council. Royal ATcanum.
at their meeting held last week elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year, J. II. Mansfield, regent; n. S.
Greenaway. vice regent: G. A Harlow,
orator; J. E Alexander. secretary. d.
II. Appich, collector: r. w. Arnold.
treasurer; NJ Jaffa, sitting past regent;
r. II. Atkinson. chaplain; w. ]. Tai
bot, guide: c. y. Watkins. warden: AL
win Powell. sentry; d. II. Appich and
c. T. Hellmuth, representatives to
grand council: A. E. Uhler and ]. f.
Shinn. aIternates; n. Wolberg, VIII f.
Carne, and J. G.. Graham, trustees.
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chase'sL"A Lamb in Wall Street"

Bert Coote and his own company in
the latest success. "A Lamb in Wall
Street" is the feature of Chase's bill
for the coming week. The Zazell-Ver-
non company will be the second best
selection in the comic pantomime en-
Titled THE Elopement." The musical
novelty Christmas on Blackwel's ISL
and" by Sydney Deane and his singers.
Towards comedy dogs and ponies.
Frank c.. Young and Katheleen De
Vote in Dancing by Book" Carlin and
Otto. the German jolliers; Asra, the
billiard expert, and the motion pictures
showing From Newsboy to Supreme
Court Judge"
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Knights of Columbus.

Fitzgerald Council. Knights of Col
umbus, last week elected the following
officers: NJ. j. Mcfarland. grand
knight; NJ T. Dwyer. deputy grand
knight; Harrie l.. Wheatley, chancellor;
f. T. Quinn. recorder; James Cailan,
financial secretary; S. a. Breen, treas
urer; NJ. c. Boone. warden; the Rev. D.
F. Coleman, chaplain; ID. ]. Normoyle
advocate; Walter Cline, outside guard
r. NJ. Pettey, inside guard; c. 7. He'll
muth and w. NJ. Donnelly. trustees
NJ J. Mcfarland, representative To
State council; c. T. Hellmuth. second
representative; Fora Hill. first alter
nate; r. L. Carne, second alternate
Alexandria Camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, last week elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
George Bender, council; J. Woif, ad-
visor: De w. Milstead, banker j. T.
Luckett. clerk; NJ. Parker. escort
Roger Sullivan, warden: Mr. Rouse
sentry: DR. A A. Rittenour, physician
J. Wolf 3. Well. and +. w Starnel
board of managers.
c. Edward Williams had three OF the
fingers on his left hand severed while
ct work at Aitcheson & Bro s planning
mill. in this city. last week.
Chief Webster, of the police force
was confined to his home by sickness
last week During his absence Lieu
tenant Smith was acting chief and
Policeman Roberts was acting lieu
tenant.
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the evening was spent In playing games
Among those present were Miss Addie
Ohm. Mrs. Rue. Mrs. Shoemaker. Miss
Emily Shoemaker. Miss Addie Jordan.
Miss Ethel Sofer. Miss Lillian Law
renee, Miss Jennie PotbuTy, Miss Edith
Mahoney, Miss Florence Frisby, George
w. Shoemaker. Willard Jordan. and
Rhode Noel. all of Laurel Tent; Mrs
Ida Murray. Mrs. L Snyder. and
John A. Mitchell. of Purity Tent.
Miss Clara WelgeI and Mr.. George
Weitzel were married Tuesday even
ing at the home Of the brides par
ents. 40 Jefferson street. Anacostia. by
the Rev. Mr.. Davenport Mr.. and
Mrs. Weitzel are in New York for a
wedding trip.
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Lyceum-"The Merrymakers."

A poyelty introduced into the Merry
makers the I4yeeums attraction for
the week. is the milkmaid chorus.
Each member of the chorus stands be-
hind a churner which is fitted with
musical arrangements and the girls ac-
company themselves while singing a
cainty love song. Two amusing bur
lesques and a large bill of specialties
are offered by the company.
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PALMETTO FLAT BOOK REVIEW

The Life OF a Loafer' tells the story
OF man who spent his youth In hold.
Ing up a telegraph pole on the street
corner. After doing this kind of hold
ing UP for several years, the hero be-
gan holding up his fellow-citizens-
through perfectly legitimate business
channels, and with such success that
he is now living In princely style in Mon
treal. This book should be in the hands
or every young man in the land-Fleri-
da Times Union.
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Columbia-Marine Band.

In view Of the fact that there have
been so many requests for a continuance
of the series OF winter concerts by the
Marine Band. and in appreciation of this
hattering commendation of the public,
1t has been decided to give three and
possibly four more concerts after that of
this evening at the Columbia Theater.
A program has been arranged by
Y lieutenant Santeimann for tonight s
oncert that will undoubtedly impress
ne music-lovins public even more fRv-
orably than did those of the three pre-
ceding concerts. Among the numbers
TO be rendered are Die Waikure,' by
Wagner: Tschaikowsky's famous over
ture, 1872; "reminiscences of Weber. r"
and the 18th Rhapsody by the famous
Hungarian composer. Franz Iiszt.
A cornet solo will be performed by
Walter F. Smith second leader of the
Marine Band. and Ole J. May will give
a euphonium solo in a style that has
never failed TO please those attendant
at the summer concerts.
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A TALL STORY FROM INDIANA.

Henry county. Ind. was once inhab-
ited by a race Of giants, who buried
their dead in mounds Skcietons of men
who were at least eight feet tall have
been found from time 60 time. four
having been unearthed several years
from n gravel pit on the farm of George
Anderson, near Newcastle. The latter
were the bones Of very large men,
Strange weapons and utensils also were
found. The bones crumbled when ex-
posed to the air.
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Academy-'No Mother to Guide Her."

mo Mother to Guide Her is the title
of the new melodrama written by that
versatile artist, Miss Lillian Mortimer.
II will have its first presentation in this
city at the Academy. opening with a
special Christmas Day matinee, with
Miss Mortimer in the star role Miss
Mortfmer's new effort is said to abound
in stirring scenes and sensational
climaxes A competent supporting COM
pany will be seen with Miss Mortimer.
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Song Service Tonight.

A song service will be given at g
O'Clock tonight in st. Michael and All
Angels Church, under the direction of
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee. organist of
the church Among the soIoists will be
Mime Genevra Johnston-Bishop, Miss
Elizabeth Tyler and Miss Louise Car
son. Nine. Johnston-Bishop will sing
Gounod's 20 Divine Redeemer'' as the
morning offertory.
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Concert at Hamline.

The Rebew Orchestra. directed by II.
w. Weber, will give q concert at the
Hamline NJ. f. Church. corner OF Ninth
and Streets northwest. on Tuesday
evening, December IS. for the benefit of
the Sunday School. This orchestra had
Its origin several years ago In a Sun
day School. and since then has in
creased in interest and numbers to such
an extent that IL is now known as one
Of the best amateur organizations of its
kind in the city.
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Academy Tonight-Shepard's Moving
GPictures.

M The many excellent programs OF
moving pictures that have been pre-
sented atzthe Academy this season. Mr..
Shepard promises that the one sched-
uled for-tonight is easily the best OF
all. AS a special feature during the
holiday season, Tom Moore, the ia
vorite Southern baritone, has been en-
gagged. and will render beautifully
illustrated songs. The picture pro-
gram is about evenly divided between
the latest comedy productions and
newly imported sensational features
from Paris, among which are THE
Tower of London The Young
Tramps." The Steeplechase." THE
Fire Bug" Whale Fishing and
Scenes in India
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Belasco-Strong Amateurs in Repertoire

A company of well-known and tai
ented amateur actors from New York.
assisted by local talent. will present the
following plays during the present week
at the Belasco Theater:
Monday. THE Falcon" by Tennyson,
and "Pygmalian and Galatea;" Tues
day. Barbara" by Jerome X. Jerome
.'The Land of Hearts Desire. by VIII
liam b. Yates. and "Cinders," by Lily
Linsley. Tuesday afternoon the pro-
gram of Monday evening will be re-
peated.
The caste includes the following
names: Mrs Charles De Kay. Edward
Fales Coward, Miss Marie Huntington
Miss Chadwick. Miss Glider, Robert b
Sheperd. Langdon Geer. Miss Vernon
Gilbert Miller. William A. Graham. c.
r. Singleton, Perry Averill. and others
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Boston Symphony Quartet.

An interesting musical event Will be
the first concert by the Boston SYM
phony Quartet. which will DE given
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The Philadelphia Orchestra.

Inc Philadelphia Orchestra. under the
direction OF Fritz Scheel which will APP
pear In Washington on Tuesday after
noon. December 26. has been during the
past week active indeed On last Mon
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CONTINUED from Th.-a rraee)

quiet city on Sunday nights, and as
only the best of talent is promised
these concerts should become very
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

ater, and opened its present tour at the
Madison Square 'rheater. in the same
city where IL was first presented
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
Fine Pianos Sold Very Low

There are excellent upright pianos
here that are regularly placed at $500
$400 $500 and $500 and they are being
closed out at Sl55. $l65. s175. S1S5. s1S5. etc.
the lowest prices ever quoted for stand
ard make pianos which are all sold with
full manufacturers guarantee as to
tone construction etc
Not only are the prices very low. but
the terms are made as easy 5 possible
s. or So monthly payments viii be &C.
ceoted for most any or these instru-
rnents. Only a small deposit required to
have the piano delivered 10 your home
before Christmas. and you can settle
the balance at your convenience later
on
Good secondhand square pianos and
organs are being sold in this sale at
merely nominal prices. Organs as low
as SO or most any terms you may elect
Purchasers should bear in mind that
there is only one short week left before
Christmas. and if they wish TO secure
one of these pianos the selection should
be made as early in the week as posi-
BILE
Our warerooms will be open every
evening until Christmas 10 give you all
the time possible 10 select the plano.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

sale and the great savings il Offers on
the highest grade standard make pianos
Our Washington warerooms at rs Pa
ave, have been busy for d week or
more, ever since the sale started. sell
and delivering pianos. and We have quite
a number reserved for those who have
left orders not to deliver the piano
until Christmas eve. as they wish II
TO be grand surprise for the home
folks. The best bargains in this sale
Will undoubtedly be all snapped up be-
fore Christmas. and We would advise
any one contemplating the purchase OF
day. or as nearly as possible-pay a small
deposit and secure one OF the bargains
The piano can be delivered any time de-
cf
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
The Removal Of One of the
F. G. Smith Factories
Causes the Sacrifice of
Many High-grade
instruments.
MANY STANDARD MAKES
Including Bradburys, Chick
erings, Hardmans, w eb-
sters, Whittiers, Berkeleys,
and Other High-grade Pi-
amos at Half Price and Less.

ut is very
fortunate for
the Christmas
buyers { h a {
this great fac
tory sale Of
[ h 2 #. g.
Smith Piano
Company Oc-
ours at this
time" said Mr..
V a n Wlckle.
vice president
of the COM
pany. "And we
are glad TO see
that SO many
people realize
the I'm po r L
ance OF this
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13

WANTED - Twenty-Five labor
ers, good able-bodied men, to
work in a sand-lime brick plant
at Hansen station, on A. & B.
road, II miles south of Fitzger-
aid. Good houses furnished to
live in. Come ready to go to
work. Apply to F. J. Hansen,
Hansen Block, Fitzgerald. If
The Aid Society of the First
M. E. Church will give their reg
ular monthly dinner Wednesday
May 18th, at the residence OF
Mrs. Johnson on Oconee St. sec
ond door west of U. B. Church
A good dinner for 15cts., ice
cream and cake Sets.
For Sale.-The five acre tract
number 922, next north of resi-
dence of Mrs. r. A. Wilson
Made five bales of cotton last
wear. Address Rev. T. W. Oar
lev. Marsha1lville Ga. 27--2w
For Sale:-Two lots and four
room house in Ocilla, corner Of
Beach and Fifth streets. One
half cash and balance on time al
seven per cent. See w. D. Bar
nett, Fitzgerald or J. r. Walker
Ocilla.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
Here's an excellent opportuni.

Here's an excellent opportuni.
ty for some one to get a nice prop
erty on easy terms, q double
house IL rooms, plastered, and
papered, large corner lot, close
in, good barn, and other improve
ments, small cash payment, bal
ance like rent, very low Interest,"
Reason for selling, owners 1eay.
ing town, this offer is good for I
few days only. For particulars
call on or address.
B. B. WRIGHT,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13

ing in and have been increasing
in number daily and yesterday
we received over a dozen with re-
quest for medicine. AS one of
the requests means the shipping
OF bottle or two, you can readi-
ly see that it keeps me fairly
busy taking care of the orders.
We send one bottle of Plant Juice
or two bottles of Plant Juice
Eminent upon receipt of one
one dollar, or more in pro-
portion. The Plant Juice is
a kidney, stomach, liver and blood
medicine and is used in all cases
of catarrah, stomach trouble, kid
ney and bladder complaints, tro-
pid liver and impoverished blood,
being grand spring tonic; and
the Plant Juice Eminent for par.
tial paralysis, stiff joints, deaf.
ness and aches and pains. This
offer to send medicine express
prepaid will continue while Col.
Dillingham; is in this city. After
that he will be unable to handle
and mail order business, as we
do not wish to leave anyone in
the city unsupplied.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
Mother and Father !


help the child they left behind,
but by sending him to the HomS
Savings Bank now with a littlf
money to get a Savings BAN
Book will teach the child 1ess0n
that will help him all along th6
pathway of life. A bank ac|
count makes him proud, make
him study and the pass-book
creates in him a desire to saw
money. We pay him four per
cent compound interest ever
three months. Home Saving
Bank.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13

From the Irwinville Courier.
Col. L. Kennedy attended to
legal business Monday.
]. F. Bishop and son, Lewis,
spent Saturday in Fitzgerald
shodping.
Sam Walker, of near Fitzger.
aid, was in Irwinville shopping
Tuesday last.
Miss Willie Webb visited in
Fitzgerald the latter part of last
week, the guest of Miss Fannie
Boyd.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
AMNWWWWWW@ VVWVVVVWWV'VVV
LOCAL NEWS.

Are your biscuit good? Then
call for Royal -four.
Cante1oupe and Peach crates
at the Phenix Building. tt
WANrED:-Position as stenog-
rapher. MRS. NELLIE JOHNSON.
Mr.. C. T.. Taylor went up to
Macon on business last night.
A thoroughbred Jersey cow
for sale. WELToN, Pine St.
Editor Walter M. Rogers, OF
the Irwinvi1le Courier, was in
the city today.
For RENr:-11 room house on
North Grant street, three lots.
Mrs. ]. WIsEHART.
FoR RENT.-A nice front. room
second floor Phenix Building.
Apply to Phenix Gro. Co.
Misses Emma Boyd and Dona
James returned from Milledge-
vile yesterday.
Miss Mae Wilcox, of Fitzger'
aid, spent part of this week with
her brother, DIR. c. H. Wilcox
Irwin County Courier.
Mrs. H. M. Coin, of Valdosta
is stopping with friends in the
CITY this week. Mrs. Coin is
very popular here aud her visit
will be a pleasure to many of her
old trends.
A. C. Justice, of Fitzgerald, is
in the city this week completing
his work on county abstracts
which he started some time ago
Irwin County Courier.
Dr.J.H. Twyman, Fitzgerald's
most prominent secret order
man, represented the local lodge
of Red Men at the Red Men:
State Convention at Augusta thi:
week.
The Spendthritt Of Today is fn th'
cial wreck of tomorrow. We ID
yite children and grown people Il
deposit small amount with us
as a starter and then save up t.
meet the needs of the future
We cheerfully pay you four per
cent interest on your Savings.
HOME SAVINGS BANK
Miss Nina Emery, of F1tzger
aid, is in the city this week as
sisting A. C. Justice with his ab
stracts. Miss Emery was torn
erly employed in the postothc
building at Fitzzerald.-lrwl1
County Courier.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
PIT ZGERAL D, GA.

Eat fish, the great brain food,
and buy them of Monroe, 216
Pine street. 4.4tf
For a good team quick, phone
Renfroe and Boyd's stable, so al
so for good quick team.
Floyd Whitman and Roy Stout
came up from St. George last
evening for few days visit with
home folks.
Perhaps you know that Royal
flour is the best on the market,
then don't let your grocer put
you off with something he claims
to be just as good. 44-tf
Fox SALE:-Cow peas, about
1000 bushels, see J. C. Fletcher,
Smith building, one door north
of F1etcher's o1dstable, Grant
street. 5-18'3t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rountree
left for North Carolina, yester-
day. Mrs. Rountree will spend
some time there to recuperate
her failing health. Joe will prob
ably return to Fitzgerald next
week.
Mr.. T. A. Russell, special dis
trict agent Standard Guaranty
and Trust, was in thelcity yester-
day and in to see the Enterprise
and we were glad to note that he
was regaining his health and
seems to be quite strong and full
of energy again.
It's as convenient to have sew
eral clocks as it's necessary to
have one. If convenience equir'
es an additional time keeper, or
the one clock fails to keep good
time, the variety of styles here
and their prices will show that
this is the place to supply your
need.
E. A. RUSSELL,
Jeweler and Optician,
Fitzgerald, Ga,
Deputy Sheriff w. H. Foun'
tain yesterday arrested Albert
Mathis (a1ias John Williams
wanted at Perry, Houston Co.
for larceny. A reward of $3.50
is what Deputy Fountain will ge
for his trouble.
| Rev. ]. T. Yancy, of Mystic
Mission South Georgia M. E.
conference, was in..the city collect
ing subscriptions to the New
Methodist church being erected
at Irwinville. The list was cir
culated a year ago or probably
longer but the church is just
now ready for the money. The
building, which will cost about
Isl, 10000, is in course of ere ctior
and Irwinville will this year en-
10Y the privilege of a Methodist
church for the first time in it's
history, although it is a much
older city than Atlanta.
. Keep cool, and brain active By
i eating fish, and be sure to buy
them of Monroe. 216 Pine St.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13

If you insist that your gift be
practical, we can show you plen-
ty of. useful articles that are
beautiful and of permanent value
as we'll. There are watches,
chains, clocks, silver and cut
glass for toilet, table and desk
use, with a range Of prices for
anyone.
E. A. RUSSELL,
Jeweler and Optician.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
Hear Ye! Hear We!

Father Kemp's Great Singing
Skule will be given in We Town of
Fitzgerald on We eighteenth day
of we Month of May and will give
We Right Merrie Time of Tune
in We little place known as We
Opera House.
Doors open at Earle Candle
Lighte, First Tune at Sis by We
Clock. Ye singers will wear ye
Old Time Costumes and sing We
old time songs.
There will be readin and
speakin of pieces by two of We
best speakers in We town.
Ye following lyste of promi-
nent singers is a guarantee of ye
great concert:
Father Elnathan Kemp-Time
Beaten. Polly Perkins-Music
Player. Hudla Kemp-Prima
Donna.
MEMBERS OF SKULE.
Jachariah Evergreen, Ezekiel
Tupman, Timothy Tucker,
Captain Riddle, Peter Sweet Sor-
ghum, Jonathan Butterworth,
Silas Humphrey, Jeremiah Hin
klebin, Christopher Tomkins,
Prudence Lovejoy, Euphemia
Buttercup, Arabella Hopkins
(she that was a Hatch), Sophia
Wellington, Amanda Tucker,
Carolina Madison, Susanna Sim
mons, Parathemia Nightengale,
Primrose Patience Roberts, Bet
ty Anne jenkins, Peony Priscil-
la Fisher, Penelope Perrewink1e,
Rebeccah Jane Doolittle, Clarris-
sa Harlow, Cynthia App1eblos-
som Hall, and Mehitible Film
ders (she that was a Doolittle. }
Reserved Seats Scots. Chairs
25cts. Gallery 10cts. Money
taken will be used to help build
We little church to be known as
Central Christian Church.
N. Bye women folks may
remove their bonnets so that
those who sit behind them may
see ye singers.
N. B. After We concerts be
through, if anyone should feel
that they have not paid sufficient
ly we'll for the benefit received,
they may drop something in the
hands of the old Meme at We
door.
N. B.-If anyone is disp1eased
with ye meeting he can as he re-
tires get his ticket back.
N. Bye Parsons will sit
where they can see all sparkling
that may be INDUCED in. He
will report to We Committee any
young Maydens seen casting
Sleeps eyes at we young meme.
N. B.--No one will be allowed
to 20 to their seats while a tune
is being sung.
n. Bye younge meme will
stand in a row outside We door
and ask ye maydens to see them
home.
Reserved seats on sale at Adj
ANS Candy Kitchen, after Mon"
day.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13

Fine toilet articles are desire
by every discriminating persoi
1t isn't so much the fancy look
as it is dependabi1ity which i
desirable. When you buy a sha'
ing brush, or a hair brush, Z
tooth brush, or fountain syrina
or sponge, or any drug store
ticle, you want it to wear so luN
that you will actually become
tached to it. Then it is satisfs|
tory. You like to trade at t
drug store whose goods are Z
that dependable quality. We
vite you to trade with US. ~
will earn that you can rely up
anything bought here.
1O-11tf GOODMAN DRUG SToKf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
Dog Tax Due.

ALI owners of dogs, within the
city limits, are required to pay
tax on same. The tax is now
due and payable at the city hall.
G. M. WISE, Treasurer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
For Sale.

No. 2. Smith Premier Type
writer, only been in use short
while. Will sell cheap for cash.
J. J. MILLIGAN.
2t. Box 608 Fitzgerald, Ga,