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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

Ser yIIte Sroen Ser Ser
einigten Irbeitcr" ~ieierte &c.
itern Ibeno in Der Gon5ert.@olle Der
,Wltiif. gfaoemie" iein S%tiftlngSfelt
uno 5ugleid oaS iilbcrnc SilbilGilm
Der 8roBlo9e oes SroenS in Worp.
lanb. Sci Der 9lltbeiidten 6eier, fir
nelfe Elm Invertebrates mtlifoliihes
Eroeromm porbereitet noroen mar,
fiibrte 8robmeiiter Worion $. Ste.
penion bon Cape Charles, So, ben
8orlik. Die Souptreoe 0eS Cages
belt Der SupremsMeiiter @iu %.
NoroiS bon Wiiscotine, Soiuo. Sn
Dem muiifoliid . literorilden Tro.
groinmt mirften Die Solgenoen nit:
SRI. Wtiloreo @itte, Sr. slrtblir @.
Gonrooi, Sr. @olter Cochran, Sr.
Geo. 3. Snplor, Sr. 9eni. 9. 6iropeo
uno Erof. &. Sherman ani9bt's Or.
DIETER. I'm 10 llbr puroc 81 @bren
Der fremoen 81lte Elm GROCER Gm.
pfang gegeben. Mn oieien ihloB iid)
Elm 9au. Die Arrangements paren
bon fol9enoen Serren getroiicn tporz
oen: Soitis 9eder, 8oriiber, Wper
Sambltrger, @iaiom s. Sbompion,
CHARLES q. Glorf, SoneS $. Worgon,
6. &. Sdolb, Sobn $. Smitb. Sobn
Golep, q. @. Senoerion, Charles 6.
9reoefomp, $. u. Mtperlp, Iuguit
Srebert, Charles 81. 9eder, @. ..
2ebmon, S. S. u. 8iaion, George
70. Wtouen, q. s. Colbert, Sobn $.
Sbort, 6. 6. @agsner, Sobn ". Wtits
dell, @. u. Smitb, Sreo aerner, 6.
u. Wtoos, Siren Sbnciber, s. s. Srie.
Del, @iaiom Bert, $. 6. @itte, $. 8.
arouB. Solis u. 9etbfe, Silgb Sill,
@iIbur 3. Sberpooo, Sbomos g.
Glorf, u. y. 9odradl, SSomes s.
Mitdea, Senrp 6. Grape, Oscar u.
gonfs, Samuel Sdiainger, fSreb
ytutiftdn, george Setbel, Soiiis Yerg,
U. $. 5ilber, s. Sbermnn anigbt uno
@iaiam 9. Sbort.
Gin e2unbbrieftrdqer
perbote - Sn Cumberland III
Der 2anobrieitrGger Senrp Ioie oui
Die ACKNOWLEDGING perbaftet moroen,
ben 0omen bes Shmieoes Ssomes
g. Iiuer aui 5fpei 8efieIn i'm BE.
trage bon 5000 gefdli6t 81 boben
Miller %perbrontte Dor aur5em in lei.
ner Sfmieoe 81 &ainsburg bel Stint.
itone, obne bob Scenario peib, mie Ell
um's 2eben sefommen lit. Die YoIi5ei
alaubt, oaB Wtiaer ermoroet mrrbe
Die alaae aeget ben 9rieftr1ser iurtr.
Sc pon einem Seene oes &critorbcrer
iii gumberlaa6 erbobeu!5 s'yfg 4.
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piuniaGs .'Gbruuif.

10 NN. YLfNE. 49,. -.
Carl Sutton ouf elmer Gilenbabn-
Bride getootet. 3Weii0bri0c8
ain0 BON einem Srno in ole
2ippe gebiiicn. = Stiir6te aus
Der &lltifc.
Ser 33 Sabre oIte Carl Sutton
bon 9tr. II, @elt.Sainpettcs Iuenle,
nltroe geItern gbenb I'M . llbr ullf
Der bel Der Worplanb.g penue iibcr
soneS' Sale %iiibrenoen Giienbobn.
briide Der n9orbliden Geltrnlbobn"
BON elmer 2ofomotipc mtterSiibrung
0eS Observation-Disclosures Charles nc.
north iibcrfobrcu llno oIii Der StcIlc
getobtct. Sutton, pelher ongeitcut
ipar, Die 6leiidtpo9eons Der 6irnla
Irmour & So. nit Sis 81 fiilen,
botte Die @%eluobnbeit, arf leinem
Seinipcge tGglib iiber iene Bride
SIT eeber. 8eitern trat er entipeocr
nit DEM SUB in cine @ctdc o6er
ltilr5te u16 pllroc bon Der ibnt emit
ge9en fonmeiben 2ofomotipe iiber.
fobren. Die 2eihc, ipeld)e ihredlid)
oerItiimn1elt mar, muroe nod) Der
Wtorgue eebrnht. Ger 8erungliidte
bintcrlGBt feline g8ittue mo Elm
fleineS ain6.
Son einem $ unoe gebiiiclt.
Die 3lueiiGbrige 2oretto 0oIton,
Sodlterhen oes Srr. Charles 9oIton
BON Nr. PIC, Noro-6 Observation-Disclosures,
puroc geitern Nbeno Dor Der cItcr.
liden Wobnlug bon Dem Softer Ser
in Nr. 210, Norb Sreoeriditrobc,
%nobnenocn Sennic elliott IN oie
Sberlippe gebiIien. 9oS aino botte
Gonop I'M Ml,no, iinb ser &uno
luollte Dem &inb oiicnbor Die SiiBiq.
felt entrciBen. Die alcinc bllltcte
iiirdterlih, tie puroe I'M rStobt,
Soipitol" bcrbunoen. Ger Setter
miro bon ben Nod)burn oils cine iebr
biilige fleine 0citie be5cidnct, lpelhe
Die 8cipobnbcit bat, Ginocrn an Den
Gopf 5u lpringen, iuenn Tie nieBcll.
SieI aus Scr &utde.
Sri. Gnlilic 2onoin bon gtr. 2t1,
Sit-Nft. I%opol- gpcnie, ~itiir5te bei'm
9urdlaebcn ibrcS TferoeS I'M
u0ruio.Sia.Gnrf" ans Der &ittide
lino erlitt Guctidungen om gon5en
aorper. Die Game iuitroc in einem
IittomobiI nod Sailie gebroht.
@aggon mar iberfiilIt.
sliif Dem 5ilBbrett zines iiberiiia'
ten @o9gons Der @omonolon.gue..
Sinie itebcnb, itiir5te @m. Sores,
ein 40 Sabre alter Wtonn bon Nr.
60i, @eit.9iobleitr., 9eiteru gbcno
ollf's Strabenpiloiter, oils Der @oa.
gon9 on beriGbarleS. umo IS@rntpgos
Strobe Inn Die gde fllbr, ipobei or
id~n1cr5boite &erletungen onl SCOPE
e%rlitt, Die I'M ~Stoot.Soipitol" Der.
bliltoen pliroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16
Snmuriitiidlcs.

@Ieides g d d a e. Geid
gefleibetes aino Gu einem armen) :
.@esbolb weinit Oh oenn io2" -
,Wiein Batter mo meine Mutter ee-
ben immer ouiarbeit uno oonn bleibc
i'd auein uno iebe iie Den gon5en Gag
niht!" .8roite did nurl Weine
eltern fnbren audi ieoeh Gag oils
ooer iino in @eieuihuit. ir,o idB iebe
Iie oft piei l1ri9er aidt.~ hilfiis'4 R3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

$50 Sin o@cntlemen's 9riping
Yorf" iinoen bcute uno morgen Die
Sriibiobrs. 8ennen ltott; .eS iiuo
fir ieoen 3og bier Gennen ongefiin.
oigt, ipelfe nm 2 ubr Nndmitta9S
ibren Infang nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

90 S,oH et G NJ Su moe gen ~
len. - Cine 9iIIlbogge, 1iuelrhe an'
geblid an Der Sollmittb litt, erregte
geItern Mittag in Der gtodborlfaft
bon 6oirmount. uno Wfilton . Ipenuc
nift geringe Iuiregung. Sic bib
3iDei Sinoer uno mllroe enolif bon
einem 6ellcrDebrmam getootet. DDS
erite aito, meldcS bon Dem Sltnoe
gebiiIen muroe, mar Senrp Supfel,
Der bier Sabre alte Sobn bon Srn.
uno Srnu Sobn Supiel, Nr. t54,
9toro Milton $ Npenuc. Ter &llabe
febrte 5itr 3eit pom emcnr Ginfoufe
5urild llno muroe bon Dem Nunoe III
Dem ltnfen @aenbcgcn gebiiicn. on.
Sobn SopiS bronnte Ole Wllnoe aus.
| SIN Der Milton 4. Auenie mo Sopette.
StroBe ipron9 OoS tolle Sieb aui oen
brei Sabre alten Somaro Sit9beS,
Sobn bon SSocob SugbeS, Rr. 1903,
| Milton. apenile, Der nit einer Nn5obl
&noben ipieIte, los nnb rib iGm nit
Den 3Gbnen cine iflimme8 nloe ms
linfe Sbr. Ooitn lief Der Suno bis
nod) Eotterion . Eurf . Ipenite mo
Sopctteitrobe, no Sreoerif Sutc,
MiteIieo Scr 2eitcr . Gompognie gtr.
3, boS 2bier init 5lpei SdiilIen too
tete. Der &aoaper oeS Slnoes iuitroe
bem Eoitcur . Snititilt sur llnter'
ilfrng iiberInnot.
3uder pcrbrannt. Vet
@aicott- Gitp gerietb Elm Sraftpog'
gon ser Baltimore 3. Ohio : 9nbn"
burd) cine iiberbiete Md)ie in Brand.
Sn bent @ag9on beionocn lid) 1OO,.
600 Birnb 3lder fir Die G.9.aennp
So. bon Baltimore, ipelde total Der.
nid)tet wlroen. SoS Selleroeporte.
ment ocS St1htd)enS mlBte olarmirt
iperoen, I'M cine MuSbrcitlrug oeS
SeuerS olli ole a%n9rcn5enoen @ebGli'
DC ST. pc%rbinoern. Der ou9eridtete
Sfooen miro bon Der @iienbabu.@e.
iellidoit oili $4,000 geih0tt.
9 hIcdtcs @emi d t. - Sn
Ser oitlihcn YoIi5eiitotion wnrbe &C.
tern @nt. Socp Inn 81 itnb Soften
9%eltroit, neil er oi,i icinem @ogel
cine @onge bei,iibtc, melhc nod) Der
Snipeftion ieitenS ocS SuipettorS bon
@ooBen uno @eipitten gednoert
iuiroe. Die Boli5ci Der Stubt bat
guftrog erbalten, nuf onbcrc bcror'
tige @elebesiibertrcter ST. fobnoen.
8eiol5ene Strofen. -
Ioli5eiridter @ronnon bat lid por'
9enommerl, i'm mittleren YoIi5ei'
biitrift Sronung 5t i6ofien. Sn Der
Rodbarldoft bon Worplono.g uenuc
uno Sliueritrobc iommeIn iifl oil
obenblib Haooumoher an. melfc ocn
9ierfeIlel ME lccr meroen loIlen.
| Sobn McSntirc, 45 Sqbre aft lnb in
CIR. 1888, Trui0bia Nueitile, ipobn'
bait, ipilroe ON Wtontog Ibello pont
Eoli5iiten Sobn uerboitet, neil er
illld)te, uno &uoi @ronnal perilr'
tbeilte i'm CUR 3oblllng bon $50
Straie uno Soften. Der Wtonn mol'
oerte ms @eiGugniB.
CHARLES Galloway, ein Neger,
bate feline Hoiiengenoiiin Snoie Wtaf
al Der GbeitmItitrnBe nit 5uBtritten
miBbanoelt mo mllroe Oniilr olif
ied)S Wonote nod) Dem 8ei0ngniB
geianot.
- Die Ie9eriu Marp S6omos
puroe aui ein Sobr nod benz De-
fGngniB geionot, neil JIG lire Toiien'
genoiiin an ser 9beltuitltroBe nit
einem SdlGgel nieoergebonen bate.
0os Sraien5imner bat bcreits luegen
9eroubung zines WdnneS I'M 3lltt'
bouie 9eieiIen.
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@aipiiu at@splpiiOu uaf bcm aMu.
a.4Ii ,,;t,s

Srn. abrabam @. 3ummcrS' Sad,t
at s8inon'S GoOc nod elmer Or.
p~loiion bes @aioliu5cb0ltcrs ae.
iunfen unoGnpit0u George 2cruiS
ihper perbromt.
Ius unbefonnter llriotc crplooirte
geItern Ibelo 81 @inan'$ Gopc oiii
ser Sodt Wionitor, gi0cutbum oes
Srn. Slbrabam u. aBmngrq BON @r.
tS0Sic Tteperld AecAe ser @alo-
Iiubeb6tterIlfno III furRri 3sit muroe
ooa 6dIiif1o, ld)ipcr Nufh 6cuer be-
idGotst, aoi3 ooiiclbc ianhpb Ser 6S
SS5obre iaIte2& opit0u @eorae 2ewiS,
mcIdoer iidnsttr 3Cit Der Ggploiion an
Sore POSSIBILITIES bcianop truq ldNucre
9ronoiunnaen i'm @ciidt uno an
&Gnoen iiiss. 5iiBcn onpoA. @r ret
tete iidj ollfrbie @crite pnO pllroc IN
ser 9lmbulaus beS iiloIihen Oiitrifts
nod Dem nWarpI0noer llniperlit1ts.
SoIpitol" iibergeiilbrt. Ger Iod)t.
p1d)ter Sanllel 2ittle telepbonirte,
iobolo er Die 5lamucn getpobr lplir-
Oe, nad Der liioIiden &oIi5eiitotion
uno Die Sprisen : Goupngpie &r. 3
mllroe nad) Der grnnoit1tte beoroert.
Die 5ellerlpebr battc nit ouBerproent.
Iid)en Sdipierigfeitcu SIT fGmpfen,
che Tie an bas brennenOe Shiif beron
9cIongte unb ibrc Souptorbcit be.
ltono in Der 9cr8ung Ser iibri9en
Shiife I'M Sdiiisbuuboi. Der onge.
rid)tete S6aoen bctrGgt $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

IS Demnit" nj Safen.-Gcr
Torob. 2lopo Gampier vebemnib"
p%aiiirte geltern Nofmittag lint / llbr
nit 1900 Boiiugieren auf Der 5abrt
bon Bremen nod Baltimore Sop
Senrp unb miro beute Morgeu geget
i8lltbr an EierDHr. 8 Su Scout. Boirt
auiegen. s6ndig II ia begag ~
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g d., - .Nanli, Same.
raol 8as lit Sbieft oern2 geb!
glblH Sabe ipeben Gomntanoenie oic
8anb fiiiien miiiieu, wcIhe suDpr 81.
setiiBt batteE ~ fqpir@
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edantmrnem int paabor : speenm."
Die 5urn Seftion oes o2ober.2p
cellnls" aibt elm Sholiturnen.

Die Surn . Seftion oeS ,2abor.2 Gu.
ceumS" 9ibt Elm S6outurnen.
Gin Sholtilrnen, melhes onlGB.
lid) bes gnten 3tpedes, oem es &C.
niomet mar, zines beiieren 9eillfes
fpiiroia NOR, pe%ranltottete aeItern
Ibeno Die Siirn Seftion oeS go.
Dor . 2pceumS" IN Der y2abor . 2n.
ceilit . Snlle." Ser 3tuef oesS f,ou.
turner's mar ser, Die &rcisrieae
f~inan5iea 5ll unteritiibem lueld1e fid
om Surnfelte oes Noro . Imerifoni.
ihen Burner . 9un6eS, bonn 20. bis
90. Sunni IN indianapolis, Sno., be.
tbeiligen miro. Die Sale mar follm
beiett, olS boS Shouturnen leiilen
gnfang nnbm. Gos Eroaronnm mar
%'olgenoes: Suuertiire, Yrof. 8irIt's
Srdelter; Snntel. itlo SronunaS.
llebnngen, EreiS q. Hie9e; Sed)ten-
6lpret, Erof. s. ". 9oilcp uno Sol.
scarborough; Gurnen am Gierb,
TrciS &iege; 8eione, n8ermonio.
Gltortett . Club" Sehten - S1bel.
j. :. Surnt mo Sol. scarborough;
Gltrncn am 9orrenL TreiS . Siege;
6cd)ten, Soret, Troi. S. ". 9oilcp
unb i. 6: Surnt; @ciong, o@ermo.
mia /. Snortctt . Club" Sltrnen ON
&ed, Ereis Siege.
Nm arrangements . Gomite iporen
tbGtig Die $50. NC. 2uoluig, @orii-
Der, no. HieOel, Surnlcbrer, s. 6.
Surnt, u. Surnt, ". &oltens, s..
Slug, S. Ginouiber, s. 9cnio, 6.
2eluis, q. Sobn.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cnred by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY & 90. Toledo, O,
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly npon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cts
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti'
patton.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08

Eat fish, the great brain food,
and buy them of Monroe, PIG
Pine street. 4-4tt
A new line of white shoes for
men, women and children. just
received.
ToRRENcE-SroRY SHOE Co.
Lino1eums and floor oil cloth
at new furniture store.
HORNE, SANDLIN & Co.
Mrs. W. G. Broadhurst is en-
tertaining her sister, Katie
Graves, and her friends with a
birthday party this evening at
her home, corner of Grant and
Orange streets.
For Sale:-A Williams type
writer in good condition.
B. C. MosHER.
A. w. Monroe will sell fish
throughout the sumner months.
Same old stand. 216 Pine street.
The Winner Grocery sells
fresh meats and everything else
to eat at the right price. tt
House for sale at a bargain.
Price $500 or for rent at SO per
month in advance to good parties.
Inquire of W. c. Hagan. SIT
Wall paper the best made in
all grades, very latest patterns
at new furniture store.
|3.25tf HoRNE-SANDLrN & Co.
Mrs. Nellie Sanders, who is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
MARYLAND, will not return to West
Palm Beach but to Miami, tc
which place Mr.. Sanders has
moved during her absence.
If YOU have never traded at the
Winner Grocery, give them .
trial this month. We warrant
you will not regret it. a. If.
Mr.. J.G. Knapp has presented
Mrs. Knapp with a fine five hun
dred dollar "Conover" piano,
purchased of Mr.. J. B. Cleveland,
the genial and commanding rep
resentative of the Cable Piano
Co., of Atlanta.
Perhaps you know that Roya,
-four is the best on the market
then don't let your grocer put
you off with something he claims
to be just as good. Aft
Hon. H. w. Bussey was in the
city yesterday and was drifted
| by the current into the mass
meeting and evidently enjoyed
an hour with Fitzgerald's bust
ness men and was an eye witness
to more enthusiasm and harmony
than he had seen for long time
Miss Gertie Keim is assisting
Mrs. Walker with her millinery
Iopening yeste rday and today
serving punch between the hours
of . and S p. m. each day. Mis-
lGertie is a most congenial hostess
and understands the art of enter
tanning, and her assi> lance OF
such occasions is appreciated b.
the people who know her.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Get busy at something useful.
Are your biscuit? Then call
for Royal flour.
Mr.. ]. L. Googe has sold his
insurance business to Messrs.
C. E. Kicker and C. M. Wise.
Mr.. #. NJ. Klllingsworth has
been confined to his home with
illness for several weeks.
Keep cool, and brain active by
eating fish, and be sure to buy
them of Monroe. ZIG Pine st.
Rev. G. w. Phillips will preach
at the Lutheran church tomor-
row at 3 p. m. The public is
cordially invited.
Torrence-Story Shoe Co. has
just received very pretty line
of Ladies', Misses and Childrens
shoes.
Mrs. E. T. James is at home
again after an absence of several
weeks in Alabama and southwest
Georgia.
Blossom Mercer is celebrating
her eleventh birthday with a
large number of her little friends
and neighbors this afternoon.
House for sale at a bargain.
Price $500 or for rent at SO per
month in advance to good par
ties. Enquire of W. c. Hagan.
Mr.. Alex Schmidt is still lame
from injuries received in the W.
& Mt. V. wreck near Broxton
last week, and is suffering from
internal injuries.
Capt. Chas. Bell, of Miami, Fla,
is visiting Mrs. Bell aud his sons,
Masters Harry Frederick and
Harold Charles, at the Twyman
home on south Lee street.
Mr.. VIM. Goeb1er has moved
to 221 east Pine street where he
is prepared to do cleaning, re-
pairing and dyeiug. All work
guaranteed to be 6rst-class. tt
Postmaster Marston has adj
ded a section of lock boxes te
the otherwise complete para
phernalia of the postohce ano
will now be prepared to furnish
boxes to all who apply.
Miss Matte Burgess. return
ed Missionary from India, will
speak for the Central Christian
Church, at the Lutheran church
Wednesday evening, April 18Th
at 1880. Ali are cordially invited
to come and hear her.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08
Lee and Warrnan.

Hugh Lee and Will Warman
have formed co-partnership
and started into business today.
They are mere boys, but will
soon be men and we trust honest,
sturdy, safe business men. They
have bought the Newcomer
stock, tools and implements.
They will deal in electrical sup
plies and run a general repair
shop. They are both very ex-
pert electricians and machinists
for their age and their prospects
of success are good.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08
Legal Blanks.

The Enterprise has in stock a
full line of the following legal
blanks:
Sheriff's Deed, Leases,
Notes, Executions,
Criminal Cost Bills,
Sheriff's Deed unreturned
Land,
State Warrant and Mittimus,
Turpentine Leases
Bond for Title,
Saw mill timber lease
Quit claim deed,
Magistrate summons,
Appearance bond,
Justice court Fl fas,
Afidavits in proof of account,
Warranty deeds,
Rep1evy bond in lien foreclosure
Affidavit to foreclosure lien on
personality, Receipts,
Affidavit and distress warrant.
Affidavit bond and attachment.
Snnmons of garnishment.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08

New Bicycle Store Opened up.
A nice line of wheels and Sum
dries at the lowest price. Re-
pairing promptly Dcne.
F. C. McCRAw.
South Sherman St.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08

For Sale: Two forty feet
lots on south Lee St. 11-4w.
]. D. For bes, Douglas Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08
If HoRNE-SANDL1N & Co.

Having been appointed watch
examiner for this division of the
A. & B. railroad, I have supplied
myself with a good line of rail-
road watches, which I am pre-
pared to sell the employees of this
road on installments.
E. P. WIGHTMAN, Jeweler,
Fitzgerald, Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08

There will be meeting
of the Junior League at the First
M. E. Church next Sunday at.
ternoon at 3 p. m.
MRL. Ora I. CR1MBLE, Supt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08

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 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
willlearn that you can rely upon
anything bought here.
1O-11tf GOODMAN DRUG STORE.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08

Mr.. r. w. McLendon is sole
agent for the Royal Sewing Ma
chimes with headquarters at
Wightman's Jewelry store,
where he would be glad to see
his friends, especially the ladies',
who want a good sewing machine
at the right price.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08

Highest grade of carpets made
in all qualities at new furniture
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08

Fire-proof terra Gotta stove
flues. Cheaper than brick, bet
ter than anything. II
Fitzgerald Pottery Go.
At the Enterprise Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

thewindow for any
omens the view
his heel when Dolores entered, and bowling to her
offered his excuses.
'Mademoise1le Morizon thousand apologies for
this liberty"
"One will be sufficient, Captain Col1ingwood,
when l am acquainted with its nature
Her calmness perpleXed him not little for he
had expected an angry outburst and evidently
he was lost for an answer. The excuse is there!"
he exclaimed at length pointing to the bed whereon
the sick man lay. Our friend has met with
accident, and, to be frank, we cannot send Tor
doctor mademoiselle
You cannot send for doctor?''
Precisely as l say, We cannot send for doc
tor, 1nademoiselle for friend has old Bismarcks
commission in his pocket
She shrugged her shoulders, and turned away
from him little i1npatiently. Are you an Eng
lishman?" she asked abruptly. Your name is
English, is it not?
4 married an English wife, rnadernoisel1e, and
to be frank, her name sounds well in Paris"
Then you also, Captain, unable to send for
a doctor?"
He laughed loudly almost vulgarly at her
joinder and instantly assumed air OF some ia
milarity. Il see that you sensible. he said
- as sensible as your heart is kind. Here is a
poor young fellow who had the misfortune TO
into a French bullet as he was crossing the River
Marine. Very we'll We choose an apartment for
him in Paris-the best, mademoiselle for that is
our habit. Our own surgeon visits him. until he,
another poor fellow of the kind, is murdered
by your people at the doors of the Cafe Strasburg
So we are left without medical aid Your French
doctors do not,understand us nademoiselle. Their
physic is not to king-they would soon
kill as cure us. We come to tha conclusion that
it is wiser to have nothing to do with them and
so we send for very gracious lady, worth many
doctors, and always willing to do act of charity.
Is 1t necessary for to mOre?@ Honesty IS
the best policy. That is what my poor wife tells
me when l endeavor to explain compromising
circumstances to her. You will be wiser than
she is
But scarcely more unfortunate Captain"
She turned away disdainfuiiy, and bent
the sick man, whose restless movements and
flushed cheeks spoke of fever following upon his
wounds.
Pity forbade her to withhold such assistance as
she could give to this puny victim of nations
quarrel; and moreover, since sympathy so largely
dictates WOn1an's acts, she liked the appearance
of the lad and ptied his condition. For the Cap
tain however his boasts and his familiar patronage
she had nothing but contempt, and this she made
no attempt to disguise
Understand" she said curt1y, my presence
here does not answer for my silence. l am
Frenchwonan, and pity is less to me than my
countrys honor. When l leave this house 1t will
be nv duty make the circumstances OF its occr-
patton known to those they concern. No doubt
YOU have considered all that before you sent for
me, Captain"
MY dear lady" he rejoined, with malice SO
delicate that the intonation hardly betrayed him