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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
iTHREATENED STRIKE ON ls555S
558ss q N EW YORK8 SUBWAY,
#.lBYaA Associated Press,l

NJ ORI, Feb 2S --- Alleged Il lure
.of the es"Interborough Rapid T rhnst it Com
span AT q I've lip II MI gre encn tS made
with It's employees several weeks ag go.s has
again resulted VI u a crisis ,,Yhi cilF threat-
ems a. strik thcS subway and elevated
lines the ecompany on Man y hnt :t tan %.
land 4. The .immediate cause for complaint
is thai the new subway schedule of trips
and waits which should have g one into
effect yesterday, according to an agree-
ment tSnade three weeks ago has & not l been cen
ndop ted. 55sS 81 Sg IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
,RENN.EN KAN ROUTED
5sss by KUR0Kl'SS FORCES
Signal Victory Gained by Japa--8i
nese- Over 1000 Russians
81 Dead on Field u q !5
nv l'Abss,e,ciated Press

ltty Ssst
q sNEIlAi. IsIJRQ QKl' 8 fl IlApQI IlAtS-ss
TER IS, Feb, IL Fusan, Feb. sl,7-'sh
Japanese yesterday saturday achieved
III signal victory oyer the forces conlss
imanded bS lieutenant. General Renneil'' 'lJ.
kampff, While II his / yctory IS ilAporfait
In itself, i Ii h more 80 because OF th .I q
strategic adYantag go game by me .as.I''
,lne Sc, 81 The iig ting was over a
tainous country between thirty and forty
Two miles cast or Yentai which s abant
lnfteen miles northeast of Liao lfnnk s.y IA
General JSurnki's 's infantry agata .salsTs W.
played renlarkahla Qualities az hlil, fgs.1.5s
ers, and proved hsla snperiorisy q e.
famous aynlrss or the ltussla
,rhs Japanese nnyss hold strnn e nos M Mex xs s
tending from sous hives h No ~ lort hea st.. ana
MARTY esstward az tho aitse ltiyelFs ,sSs
sthreatening the Russ.tr LEFT tank \, ~
eral Rennenk:impff commanded Sdislsson0ss & 0s
ana d half on cayairy y os inta ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
HAT NJ ILLI 10 4;
SssiS III STsLL VERPO DOL

tEsFESSJ ~ 3SFsf3E
LIVERPoo eb.33 q The
third ia est tructiv azes hsre$ this winter
and 5b VI tho tho history
Or East ol,t 5at9 O'clock
land by inidnig when fire
men, had gained fine build IS s
3iilgey I'd ~ ones were iii
VI hes; willie others R ere he'd or ann!
aged y by p ater IL, ca using total y ossS q!
moro than h Al 81 llllen The
blaze II star "a i s hoo tore of syP:
8P ass in u Market II Street, ana spreudl
with2rapld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
.BATTLE IN \ PRO RE- SIS !: !: ISS
ALON G ENTl Fl Ne
Russians 3 eat r; Back japanese p;'lI,Is':;s|
$ss IN and Make counter Attacks m n
az a ai,tEMalnrly; ! Places. 1! :!'::s
lRrles5ss0 I,


III UKpEN,1 n, NJ Feb. Y q s. Noonl ~ F ghtings
.is SinS progress to- along the i!SW hole
limo, the Japanese IA ttncklng SYlle re.l
All attacks this morn Ing bea ten back
and tho Russians ma d count err ttacks
at many places, b, On the III flank the
Russians occupied d n he 81 sB oay}SS
3tatzst which Isl cl lose ato y Sand nttA4
from that Sposlt Ion llirle ed an nd grenad esN
across the intervening g ha$
Japanese trenches Sand lapll ca psins
heavy loss and great disortl er
FL. NJ. 1.-The Russian have seiz ized tho
head OF the bridge acf2ss the shalsl'os
River IN the - y.
assisted by 5artille lery firing of par ttculalys
on ergy from, Ptltiloff Fl III and Noygorod
HILL. II IN "A 3Ss a;
rho seizuro Of he brl ldge was no
'cason of. AZ SHARP combat; The SR!lsslai,,SS
s1l1ccccdetl fjns surprising the r. n eseSt
bridge guards, and nforccl ,,j beat tsoY fss
ali attempts Of the apuneso 3regaadillS
possession Of u IT, Ifs s8
si ThcS Japanese are using sllea v sie age
artillery III tho bon,bard dmcrltS q iEl l'o1tt
loft Hill and N ygoIpd III W and fhis
believed to be preliminary "a an q ttestp.ss
to storm them. Thc Losses TO 3 the sda-sS IN
Tending forceEare inslgnlf te sroa
OF artillery firing Ia echolng linceahsn IS
the low flats nf the If IuI iver ra Hey,
scene OF General Grlpenbnrg's repu ulse.ysSss
TheS fight appears AZ q be developing IN
Intensity along tho whole Inc, de- .s
termined attacks s opposite es & sin tllngS
and vest OF Ynnupmd2l We're all Srepul.ses ed &
with heavy; loss. N Il, !!5s$ .s
l.,rhe situation on the y Russian left flank "
is unchanged as compared wit y ~ ofdfy &
evening. \, .35i Y 5.5 u sS.F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01


the cause .of break llenrt.
$1A pat hetic scene lre1 n here NY hen
Attorney ,1ced Sn letter and t
ask ed Il Alrs. Cod ysl to \ tify a 'ears
.strean,ed do WI 4 cii eeks aud between
3lier brokc 4 6sobs ssheS was ~ ct ter;
from fersdaug tiireo days be-
fore she died "
Among other ilil1gs ten by lrst:
Thorpe n (ArtaJ 8, ElT as til sta tenn ents liz +
the bringing 81 he st he divorce
by lier$ fat ther Ell Ellers q heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
sARMlE sOCJC UP''Y3 FROM q, 81
352 on "a H!UNDR T: I nj 4 EE:SS y
Heavy ssss r 2epo orte d 81 rom I'M
Several Joints ins Field lR2siE! Rus s|s!SS1
slams EIaY5e b g:lsl bari-$S y
B don + ositio onlss 1: otis II I'M ~
;s Xuro kltlS3l \. .:ll itll- 1ss'Is
raWil1g
.o,fl|sI4it.1le.,S.

II Fighting on lare e n y sSSiill|s Sillsss
progress betWes lie ssian NJ
ali Japanes ril1ies ii l; ann il5ss
.churriia, Genera L ISur opat kiti NJ ,fa1Is fs
ter eeting tie 81 astll'els sl'l
U apai1ss Iii tlles ertl Soef
The shaklle alley AS itlletl sEttll,Ges tl,eeas
aggressive il tlles ssrtitlI$ sslsEs,
.tiioils yesterd day, arlel s,ind er cover
aofl lleayy, artill lery 81 tirs foi5lliss ';,5lss
&Poutilof Hill lI#Ss5a a id orosdlSS sdlSS
SSHill, stlcce ded q Irwin
D Japane from Epositio ionsS Sitl llllIsS tlleMS
outskirts sandiap S siln,l il Ill's;lssi Ita
5rnlesousl the r. ussiansa cketd15@$ ksst15$
and captured a railroad blrild sseass esass
on lie Japa arfes ss center. ~ Elsalcllss
81 Smyore sea aus tie ansssses
mo gains lefts 4ftSa
;yYing, iie1 atsils
sailickly chec sftbf isn sns
Beral ssKuro kitll stoE stoE a Gat1d dola sthfis:s
positions ori lle IIli1l isQser
which he llasso cctpiee q and forTS 1fios,1rSS
stihetl during tile lWitlt llsref sSl'l5S
$is ia corrllfirllla tiiol; / 81 he ePoTtS'
that tie Russian command ller5itlll57ss
chief @llas not titled tile Emp peror
that retreat mort Inward has bsessS
come imp perativs &. SsS5 SssI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
READ I 7OsLE:.|R||.'S ] SPEECH
7OQKHCHL0R0F0RM.
Aged Scientific Student in St,
u Louis ends His Own
/ Life. s
(spcolal ID The Tlmes-D -Dlspatoh.)

sr. LOUIS Il Al Q, Feb. aas,--A After read
Ing Dr. oslera lecture on The usel lessness5
of. old men, Herman ". litnk an aged q
scientific student, chloroforn,cd himself
to death at his homo, No. ool4 North
.Rroadway. When the door of his room
was forced open, his corpse lay on his
bed beside, an empty! bllr-aunae bsttle.
that hnd contained cbloroform and a.
ne wspnper containing Or. Oslers lecture,
FOR several days Link had been Discuss =
Ing with friends DR.. Osler's theories
which he was inclined TO regard With
much favor, in fact, according 70 neigh
bors who knew him, he had sbecol:,a an
earnest follower of 9Osler, Link was not
.reputed to be a crank Ie WAS ,lnnlal-t
red, and II he As survived by any rela-i
Itiyes they probably reside IN Holland
his native and, 5sSsSt y Y 5383 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
REFU SED TO QUASH Il B.
CHADNIC NDICTMENTS5

Ia (By ASsOcat PTGSs.J
8cLEVELAND,sO o., Feb, ISL .7-J nd dge ltlayr-I
slor, Or the United States District Court,
to-day, overruled the mo ton OF sA ttolrneyi
@Dawley, Il G counsel for Mr. Cha wick, J,
EtliatStheftw indictments retnrned againrsti
her before the federal grand jury III on on
February 21st be quashed. @s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
VI Coe,m,,1merlt residant's Address.

5S ~ (Isy lAs AssocJ at led E'tc8a,
csIIlCA g b, ,eb. rs rs y Baptist N Mln-s
Fl isters "a Allinnce of Chica goS fcp plored) has
ADOPT ca an ppeal Ia tho "
Asu,iiiistrrs OF the United Stu tes, COM
y naptlng n Ao saa dress Of resid eilt oseT3
yslt Is 5tlle II pplls:ais Cub 81 eeWsK og
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
.Q!IDN| G||.V'|1..R: ! HIM ! \
DRAG0.N|'.''s..B||l|::.0||0 ! | D D
Wife Of Buffalo BBi 3 i'll Denies That
81 She Tried Love Potiolls nj
on Husband.
b DIDlv. Us e POISON, ETHER e |. ]! e. /
Evept ThensH and edsIs settcr8F rom
\ D Daugl,te IS x i cart She
n Said COL @ sd vi. II id p roke1l. III
BY 81, a sssoclated .,,lll, /: :Preas..l j

N oRTH 4 r NE 9 ssss F,el3
Mrs. oulsl Cody to- day took tie sysi e.
ness stand 4 I'M tense q her charae ter
and good name, vi iclIS S1ay q been ASA He'd
$byiS; Cod (Bui iralo B III his peti-
Stlonf for lyprce: NJ rs:s cody cn, pha tica1ly
denied that she had ever, l;, Al ttenapted ITO
poison her husband. Il Il ii
8 She was d ask ed 49, I'D you ever ad
minister 'drag agon'sS blood for the purpose
4 0f making the colonel II owe YOU more or:
other women less r. iESss s
S;i 5,G.No sir. and Il IL d do not know what :
dragon s blood, is.f. n ever 50 " a ny and
never heard $ofS such thing. Il .ss5
Sd you ever 81 he colonel n anything
ito max & him sick
. rO, S8
Did you ever poison him 4 @ y.
Broke Daugh ghter's Heart.
b Mrs. Cody, declared she had never told
Mrs. Boyer. w no was o. wi itness for the
+. or any OF her person hat she
y siltld ever druggcd her husband to make
him love her Or gain contro over him SO
that he would sign certain paperse for;
her. She also denied hat she had ever;
poisoned any Of Il the colonel g dogs 2in--5l
$tcntlonally, II
D n M IS. cody denied hat he was ever!
intoxicated J. as had becn tes fled by Wit
Rnesses for the plain tiff. She never drank
Sliduor except Tor edlcinal purp oses,5 she
snid and never used pro fame anguage.5l.3g
% still love Colonel cody?,Y God
asked the nt torney. .s35 St ssi NJ. s 5fa
10y es, he Is the faith or OF ildren,
and 7 love y him still WA S ' \. .s
80 YOU desire a. re10nc tion at this
time si .Si4 5si
Soug hit to retra Ct the poisoning accusa- t.Ils't
Etion. 5s =. Z.
funeral trip from spok kane. to 4 e Rochester.
81. =. \. when they buried their daughter, @ 'lt
8Art; ss SS9 . ,... 0
sthrca ten to 6enolnceS Colonel Codysa {! thes s
grave 81 your duugh ter as his being ss5 ne her
lmurd derer2 ',,s4 j33
o, sir, /; ~
d 81 OH ever. send n threiateniing i tels, 9,
gram in connection with the mattesf'i
wired him hat thought ne hld M eeeh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

Nan Patterson Case PostpQ g..
Z III (py Associated Press,l "a %
i NEW YtlIsI Feb lgl Y mel MS on
tho wrlts of ,habeas co rntlsy and certiotll
obtained for{ Nan atterson7 who ~
charged with the Hing of jtsaesar YOUNG.
was poRtponed to-day until TO- morrow BY
the Supyenle Cougt, si8 e sSS5 M n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
.ftNICySfSy fSyEC4A.SE-t'ori

O ON Dit MS EsTE RpA y ,.sss
Welltller yest or day wn 81 claa II
and nleasan man of M Z
ITO se IN VI y
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25
HoLTVILLE. Briefs From the Electric Hub
 of the Imperial Valley
(From regular correspondent)


 w. F. Holt was in town Monday look Ing after his various interests.
 Sam Webb is putting the roof on his new house In the west end of town. Mir. Webb is taking correspondence course in architecture and we will prOb- ably see shingle of Architect Webb suspended for the public gaze in the near future.
 Holtville is much in need of short. order house conducted on business principals.
 Holtville has the best located, high- est and dryest townsite in the Valley. Come to Holtvil1e where the mud don't stick.
 Our 1900 palms and 1900 pepper trees, set out oh the avenues of our townsite last season got good start and their appearance bids fair for good growth this season. In ornamented trees, Holt vile leads the Valley.
 The people of Holtville are beginning to appreciate their location, as the land adjacent to the town is being held very high.
 The writer has never seen new country (and he has seen several) where there are so few who are willing to sell their land.
 Chas. H. TregO, of No. 7, recently re- turned from Chicago with a bride. Good for Charlie. We need many more settlers of the ,fairer sex.
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25
A FAKE INTERVIEW
Judge Havens Vindicated

The methods of the soulless corpora tion are we'll exemplified in the course of the Imperial Standard, an organ of the California Development Company, which, ill its issue of February 3, pub lished an alleged interview with MT. F. c. Ravens, in which this gentleman is made to say about all the harsh and disagreeable things about the Yuma Valley that could be maliciously thought of. MI. Havens is one of the owners of the Imperial PRESS and as one of those members of the Water Users association who oppose the payment of the high price asked by the canal com pany for it's property, represents the sentiments of the majority of the people of the Imperial Valley on matters per taining to the public ownership of irri- gatiOn canals.
 The makeup of the story is of itself sufficient evidence that its aim IS to promote hostility between the people
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25

The recent storms have abated and the sun shines again.
 The acreage planted this year is many times larger than that of last year, and the prospect for big yield is excellent t..
 At the box social held in the dining room of the new hotel $40 was cleared which will go toward buying an organ for the Presbyterian church.
 The ball game that was to have taken place at HoltviIle last Sunday, is billed for tomorrow, February 26.
 The band entertainment that was to be given Wednesday night has been postponed until Saturday, February %.
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25
Hotel TheIma Arrivals

F. A. Fender, Waitsburg; c. W.
 Randall, E. w. Ellen, II. F. Newger. J. w. Archer, Los Angeles; c. w. Martin, Courdeene; H. A. Wisman, Louisville; w. B. Clarke; San Diego; c w. Gully, F. K. Davinport, Jerome; c. B. Patton and wife, Chas. Hornell, Granger; V. Black, San Jacinto; N. B. Bennett Brawley; W. R. Blackman, H, E. Stratton, Los Angeles; w. D. Kel- logg, Pasadena; II. Trimble, Lewiston; Mrs M. J. St. George, Pomeroy; T. w. Hart, Campo; Ira Aten, San Diego; c. G. Witherspoon, Hereford; l.. En- rico, Mesa; David McMann, Otey; M. Clark, Tia Juava; Harry Croft; Holt vile; II. J. Roth, F. Winter, c. Me- Covel, Imperial; J. P. Loubt, Chino; E. R. Young, Caldwell; A. s. Gassett, Cotton; s. J. Hnptabb and wife, B. Spottford, San Diego; A. M. Davidson, Imperial; E E. Langford, N. Jaco bson, Highlands; s. A. Goldsten, San Fran cisco J. H. Long, Redands; J. B. Fender, Holtville; M. B. Helsel, Pratt; o. c. Varnes, Los Angeles; Thos. O'Brien Brawley; Geo. Whitock and wife, Jack Murry, Brawey; E. w. Sisson, San Francisco; F. K. Davenport, w. w. Masten, City; Harry Croft, Holtville; Dr. F. Wilmington and wife, San Diego T. J. Grein, Spanra; G. w. Marshall, E. J. Cram, San Bernardino; w. w. Dashill, Santa Monica; Jos. Mcconnell, Los Angeles; H. c. Ray nord, Holtville; J. M. Grimes, Silsbee; M. c. Hill, Miss Ina Welsh, Los An gees; A. H. Jones, Redwood; A. c Smith, san Pedro.
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25

of the Yuma Valley and those of the
 Imperial Valley, the better to bring
 the latter under the control of the canal
 company. The interests of the people
 of the two great Valleys are closely
 united by reason of tbeir geographical
 situat tion and naturally can aid each
 other materially in all irrigation affairs.
 On the other hand the application of the policy of dividing the people against
 themselves will enable their enemies to
 hold greater advantages over them, as this same policy has been used by tyrants and oppressors since long before the dawn of history.
 On reading the story in the Standard we were satisfied that it's import was as we have above stated, and on writing to Mir. Ravens with regard to it, he replies that he was not interviewed by the Standard on this subject and never made any of the statements attributed to him. He has nothing but the kind lleSC leSllnSS alu DeSG WISHES TOT Clle people of the Yuma Valley, and indeed it is absurd that he or any other resi- dent of the Imperial Valley should have any such hostility as is attributed to him, unless, as he himself suggests, he belongs to tue corporation and sees his masters power menaced by public ownership, which will bring to the peo- pie at large an opportunity to gain the profits that are now monopolized by a few. The people of the Yuma Valley have bad taste of business with the California Development Company, in the affair of d dredge that was lost in the Colorado river several years ago, and their sympathies are all with the people of the Imperial Valley and will welcome them to share in great ad- vantages that are to come from the con- struction of the Laguna dam and the pubic ownership of this great utility Yuma Sun.
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25

Dr. Samuel Lilies, of Escondido, a representative of the New York Life, spent this week in the Valley.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
FIVE BIG DAYS.

The last excursion of the Sea-
son to Brunswick, St. Simons,
and Cum ber1and island, will be
operated via Atlantic and Birm-
ham Ry., Thursday August 18th
1905. Tickets will be limited to
Monday August 21st, which will
allow FIVE days at the seashore.
Plenty of first class coaches will
be in service and all who go will
be furnished with a comfortable
seat.
AS this excursion will be oper-
ated exclusively by the Atlantic
& Birmingham Railway, the best
order will prevail enroute.
AS to rates and schedules, see
large flyers, or call upon nearest
Atlantic & Birmingham Agent
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29

Mr.. Henry Ing1es returned
Thursday evening from Glen
wood, where he spent three days
at the home of M. D. Holt, our
former townsman. He says he
found Mr.. Holt conducting an
immense turpentine business,
and prospecting in every way,
but making preparations to re-
turn to Fitzgerald a soon as he
can arrange his business to do so.
Mr.. Holt was one of our most
progressive citizens, and he and
his estimable family will meet a
hearty welcome on their return
to the colony city.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
BRICK Fitzgerald Pottery
Co. Enterprise Office.

Fine toilet articles are desired
by every discriminating person.
Itisn't so much the fancy looks"
as it is dependability which IS
desirable. When you buy a shaw
ing brush, or a hair brush, or
tooth brush, or fountain syringe,
or sponge, or any drug store ar
ticle, you want it to wear so long
that you will actually become at
tached to it. Then it is satisfac-
tory. You like to trade at the
drug store whose goods are OF
that dependable quality. We in
vite you to trade with us. You
will earn that you can rely upon
anything bought here.
1O-11tf GOODMAN DRUG STORE.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
Not Yellow Fever.

All sorts of runners have b
af1oat in the city during the ii
twenty-four hours concerning
gentleman who is i'll at the LIT
Home restaurant, it even be-
reported that he had yellow few
An Enterprise reporter inve
gated the case and elected t
following facts. The name
the sick man is VIM. Hogan, al
he arrived in the city Wednesd
evening, over the A. & B., frc
Tampa, Fla.
It appears that he was tax
suddenly i'll on the train and o.
came de1erious and the condli
or helped him from the car
this place and sent him to a ho
in a hack. Mayor Paulk at Or
notified Alderman Hooker to Sd
that the man had proper ca
and DIR. E. ]. Dorminy was cali
to give medical assistance, 4
pronounced it a case Of malaf
fever.
Mr.. T. G. Troup, who liQ
about six miles west of the 81
informed our reporter that
had known Mr.. Hogan for sever
years and that he is a wort
man and a relative of the n
worthy family, west of the Gil
He is single man of about
years of age, and has mot
and sister living in Tampa.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29

Last year the Macon Fair had
the Seventh Cavalry, with their
wonderful drill and riding of
horses. This year battery of
artillery will be secured. The
battery is composed of one hum
dred men and horses, and their
drilling is as wonderful as that OF
the cavalrymen. Macon believes
in first.class attractions.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
wv. %. B." is Sore.

Some individ ual has written a
a communication to Artie Jones'
little paper, over the signature of
"W. o. By, in which he takes
the Enterprise to task for it's
comments on the ball game with
Oci1la last week.
The Enterprise has never been
a knocker, and has always given
loyal support to any ball team
that truly represented this hustl-
ing city, but when lot of SPAWN
ed mavericks get out and make
spectacle of themselves, under
the mistaken notion that they can
play ball, it gives us pain under
the belt.
Now if Mr.. Worthless Old
Bum Cor whatever his name isl
will permit his mind to wander
back into the dim vistas of the
past, he will remember that once
upon a time this aggregation act
ually did win a game, also that we
gave them a half column of EN-
couragement." Butalas, it SEEM
ed to be the wrong kind of medi-
cine, for since that time every
crossroads village that could
muster nine men has walloped
them to finish.
Fitzgerald don't do things by
halves, and if we have ball team
we must have one that will be a
credit and an advertisement to
the city. The boys are all good
fellows and our friends, and with
proper organization and practice
could play winning ball, but they
ought to get down to business or
nuit.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29

Sorghum Seeds make fine hay
If at WH1TcHARD's.
Mr.. T. J. Sheppard, of Fort
Valley, was among the prominent
visitors to the Colony City yes
terday.
Invite your friends to join and
take in the Excursion to the
Coast August 9TH.
Miss Lettie Steiner is manage
of the Postal Telegraph Co.'S
office in this city in place of Mrs.
d. F. Thompson, resigned.
Hot and cold baths at the
Grant Street Barber Shop, P. B.
Owen, Proprietor. tt
Mrs. Maggie Phillips of Fitz-
gerald has been on visit to Mrs.
Victoria Macarthur for several
days.-Mt. Vernon Monitor.
Mrs. E. Wall left this morning
for Americas and will visit for
several weeks with Mr.. Wallis
parents, who live near that city.
For a good team quick, phone
Renfroe and Boyd's stable, so all
so for a good quick team.
Master Charlie Soles and two
little sisters, Fannie and Pearl,
passe through Fitzgerald
Thursday enroute to their home
| at Triton.
Have you seen those large bills
advertising the Seaboard Excur-
sion TO Savannah, August 9TH.
Only $2.25.
Mr.. w. C. Kelley, of Fitzger-
aid, is visiting in the city, guest
of his brothers, Messrs. J. A.
and Julia n Kelley.-Dublin
Times.
An exchange says there is
nothing like kiss from pretty
girl for headache. That's right.
Those old fashioned remedies
are the hot stuff.
The Milky Way, as the amuse-
ment section will be called at the
Macon Fair, will be fully stocked
with the newest and best attract
ions that can be had.
The Grant Street Barber Shop
the only six-chair shop in the
county, is the place to go for a
frst-class shave or up-to-date hair
cut. Hot and cold baths. If
twas universally ad mitted that
the poultry show at the Macon
Fair last year was the best ever
seen in Georgia. This feature
! will be made special Que this
year, as Mr.. James Budd has il
in charge and it will be his pride
to see that it is full and complete
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
Three Days in Savannah

Is the limit of tickets account
excursion on Aug. 9TH via Sea-
board Air Line Ry. Base ball,
Savannah VS.. Colum bia on the 9TH,
9Th and 9th. This is your chance
to see a championship game at
small cost. Tybee is in full blast
and the bathing will be grand.
There are numerous other at
fractions, so don't miss this your
last opportunity. Any Seaboard
Agent will give you full par
ticu1ars.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
Stocking Social.

The Ladies of the Maccabees
will give Stocking Social" at
Odd Fellows hall, Monday even
ing August 18th.
An interesting program has
been prepared for the occasion
and a pleasant social evening is
in store for all who attend. The
public is cordially invited.