Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-01

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Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull out.
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Thanksgiving was appropriately observed
in Fitzgerald.
The mayors order concerning fire works
is commendable.
Judge Kennedy is running the city court
the full week, leaving out Thanksgiving day.
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At two o'clock tomorrow all trains on the
Southern system will stop just five minutes
out of respect for their dead president, Samuel
Spencer whose funeral will take place at that
hour.
While Ben T1lman of South Carolina was
delivering his famous lecture on the negro ques-
ton in Chicago Illipoise yankees were burning
negro schools near Abraham Lincoln's old home
in that state
The Standard Oil Co. the greatest trust in
the world is also one of the greatest advertisers.
They believe too in newspaper advertising.
They advertise in thousands of weekly news
papers that abuse their trust.
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Dr. D, B. Ware is finishing up several res
licences that have already been rented. He
states however, that he will have several more
ready within few weeks for which he has not
vet made anv contracts for rent Those who
can wait until about the first OF the new
year for house will do we'll to see him noW
They seem to be having carnival OF crime
ia Valdosta. special from that city to an AT"
lanta paper under date of Nov. Gath. says the
criminal docket is large there being twelve or
fifteen felony cases, two for criminal assault.
The grand jury has been very busly engaged
in probing into all kinds of violations" They
are probably celebrating the last days of J n
Barleycorn.
The Scarritt Bible and Training School was
built in 1912 in Kansas City for the training
and preparation of candidates for the foreign
field. The local woman's foreign missionary
society of the Central M. E. church. which has
already accomplished great deal the present
year will have charge of the services tomorrow
Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor
and every friend of missions is invited to be
there.
The next senator tor this 0iStrlct arter hou'
ia. ]. Heudersons time expires, will be from
Montgomery county, according to the rotation
rule. The name oe our townsmau, Col. Marcus
C. Calhoun, has been prominently mentioned in
this connection. Col. Calhoun is one of the COM
ing young men of this section, conservative and
leyel-headed on matters aft ectiug the public weal
and would make valuable member of the law
making body.-The Montgomery Monitor.
A dispatch from Sueda, Fla, under the date
of Nov. 2Sth., relates how Thomas Yon was fa-
tally stabbed at Comfort, there that night by
his ia ther, HiEdon A. Yon. The senior Yon,
who had been drinking, was beating his wife
: when the son interfered.
The father drew his knife and stabbed the
Young man just under the heart aud in the right
breast. He then cut Mrs. Yon an ugly cash on
; the face, the blade penetrating the cheek and
splitting her tongue. Higdon Yon was imme-
diatelv arrested and carried to Mariana.
Thomas Yon died this morning. Mrs Yon
il related to some of the best families in jack
son county.
But Yon must have his toddy. Who on
earth would deny him the privilege7 Certainly
.;fs nobody's business if Yon wants to driak.
The beating of his wife and the murder of his
sou l. mere circumstance incident to the epi.
ass1a TfGt khe drinking 90 on.