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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22
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Southern Baptist Convention

Mr.. E. F. Chambless and wife
and little daughter and Rev. T
G. LAWS, attended the Southern
Baptist Convention which met ir
Chattanooga last week.
Tae convention was the great
est, in many respects, ever held
The reports show that in all de-
par$ments there has been In
creased interest and advance
ment.
The home mission board re-
ported that last year they en-
p1oyed 718 missionaries; this
year we have had $50. Last year
we had 1851 baptisms; this
year we had 1896. There
were constituted 302 new church
es by these missionaries in des'
titute places.
Southern Baptists gave to
Home Missions this year $780,
All. Is, and to Foreign Missions
$315,239.48.
The Foreign Mission board
has ia the foreign field III
churches, 372 out stations; 8;
male missionaries; 1O4 female
missionaries; II ordained and
229 unordained native mission
aries. There were 2,445 bap'
tisms on the foreign field last
year. The mem bership of Bap'
fist churches on foreign fields is
now 1884.
It is seen from the various re-
ports made at the convention
that the Baptists are by no
means feeble folk. They have
in the fifteen states and terri
tories comprising the Southern
Baptist Convention 800 associ-
atoms; 21,8O2 churches.
They added last year to their
membership los, 905 by baptism,
and by letter, statement and
restoration 87,342, making a to-
tai of 194,248 additions to the
churches of the convention; they
lost by letter, exclusion, erasure,
and by death 118,411, leaving a
net gain of 1882. The total
mem bership of the churches of
the convention is 100000, and
they hold church property valued
at SIS, 471.2O9. Xxx
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22

Winona Nights proprietors
are beginning to lay off and grade
their streets. When Central
avenue is opened through it
will make beautiful drive for
an automobile line to the A. B. &
A. shops.
Mrs. Scheuyler Green, a
daughterinlaw of James Green,
took her departure for LeMass,
Iowa. Mrs. Green was accom-
panied by her sons, Loire and
Wesley. They have spent the
past five months in this vicinity
and return home with favorable
Impressions of Fitzgerald and
her people.
FOR SALE-One house and lot
in Moultrie to sell or swap for
one in Fitzgerald.
DIR. J. ]. Roberts.
Willacoochee, Ga.
Judge w. B. Moore and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Justice, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Parrot, Mrs. L., P. North and
Miss Gertie Keim and W. E.
Booker, took the train yesterday
for Augusta. where they will at
tend the Grand Lodge of the
iOddfellows.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22
Senator Burton Must GO
To Prison for One Year

Washington, May 21.-An ap-
peal af Senator Burton, of Kan
cas- was decided against him by
the supreme court today. Bur-
ton is under sentence to serve
sixlmonths ia Jail in Kansas and
to paw a $4,000 fine; aid SIX
months and $500 on the second
count.f for acting as counsel IN a
fraud order proceedings before
4he nost office department.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22
Hon Hoke Smith will Speak in
Fitzgerald, tuesday, May 29

Hon. Hoke Smith will be in Fitzgerald next Tuesday.
He will be greeted by many of his enthusiastic supporters
although only few days allowed and TO ribs
reception
week his friends here concluded that about time ne
coming Fitzgerald to meet the people, OF whom are his
enthusiastic friends and letter sent to Atlanta suggesting that
day when would suit him be here telegram yeste
day stated that he would be in South Georgia and would come to
Fitzgerald next Tuesday, and Immediately the date was closed ana
today his friends preparing for his reception.
Although is late, hope that his friends in the country and
nearly all of the farmers his friends this will spread the
news and ifit interfering much with farm work. to
Fitzgerald Tuesday about The speaking will take place about
hour he here until about 1925 coming from
Waycross.
There will be other attraction Fitzgerald that day. and
the year when the farmers the busiest but Mr.
Smith lacked for audience during his long campaign and
Fitzgerald will give him rousing welcome
The Smith Clubs Oca and winve cordially invited
Mr. Smith the strongest campagner that has been the
stump Georgia the days of Toombs Stephens and Hill He Isl
conceded be the abest politics in the South today His
campaign has already amounted revolution and his administration
will bring abouta reformation in state affairs
being peed and petered by the influences that dread
epe the reforms he has already instituted but when the og
of the campaign shall have banshd he will stand out bold relief
against the mrky back ground of ring ridden political condition.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22

ing May 21st. Vice-President
Council w. II Paulk presiding.
The aldermen present were
Davis, Grover, Turner, Parnin,
Parrot and Paulk. The min
utes of last meeting we're read
and confirmed.
A letter from John B. Phelan,
Chairman of the finance com.
mittee at San Francisco, &C.
knowledging receipt of $131.91
was read and filed.
Sidney Clare entered a written
protest against the construction
of any more railroad tracks on
Ocmulgee street, declaring that
he would be damaged. SIS, 900 by
the construction of the proposed
double track.
The former resignation of the
volunteer fire department to take
effect July 1st., preparatory to
the installation of a paid fire
department was read and accept
ed. The retiring fire department
then nominated or recommended
to the council W. C. Wilkerson
as Chief and G, F. Kircher Chief
of the paid department and ask
ed the privilege of naming the
ten auxiliary fremen to work
with the paid department. The
recommendations were accepted
and they were authorized to
name the men. They recon-
mended also that the four paid
men to be selected receive SIS
per month. The proposition
seemed to strike the council
favorab1y but no vote was taken
on the q uestion.
Alderman Davis and Hooker
of the street com mittee recon.
mended the opening of an alley
in one eastern additions of the
city and the report was adopted
by the council.
The following resolution pro.
viding for the street sprinkling
was adopted:
RESOLUTION.
Whereas the large quantity OF
dust arising from streets in dry
weather is unquestionab1y a
sovrce of contagion, isl damage
ing to Merchandise, Office Fur
niture and Fixtures and other
Materials, and is for various
other reasons Objectionable and
obnoxious.
Be it resolved by the City
Council of the city of Fitzgerald,
Georgia,
l. That the city do furnish
water for street sprinkling pur-
poses in the business section of
the city and a sufficient quaint
ty OF fire hose from the Fire
for the purpose of
sprinkling streets in said bust
ness section, both of which
water and hose to be furnished
free of charge.
2. That water and hose for
the above specified purpose be
delivered to only such person as
shall be selected from applica-
tons filled with a mittee of
three which committee shall be
by the Mayor.
3. That the Mayor do appoint
from the council a committee of
three for the purpose of re-
ceiving and considering app1ica-
tons for the position of street
sprinkler and selection of
suitable person from said appli-
cations.
4. That the person selected
for street sprinkler shall receive
no compensation out of the city's
funds, but shall depend solely
upon donations by parties along
the streets sprink1ed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

e&ranb - n 1ierces-L. OuaI. lie; 8.
DnaIItdt 1esS Q. naaIitdt lefs.
S&uItern--9xeI. gursb, Is OF 20 BfuEh
tn Dur1i9nttt, 16e; 1e Efsxb Sar6F6zttt.
lie, 10 BIB IL Efunh 12e.
0sp6feItes 6&mstxeiietiA - Ssc@ssIofss
8oxep Big s2b. 90; 2Iares 5sss 3 8 90: San,
y 5000; Short gIsas sls 30; hmm {
SIS 90.
Bfrfe - 0erdu9erte Sratrpara Sc.
Sraxtfurter 7}e; Bologna 10 Ddrms. 7}s. To
xu@ SIC.
eped-aIare getten. 30 Bio 20 ztaxS tru
Sur3i9nttt. 1sKe; xlars estsx. 30 5ts 80
4funh. l2ie: SIars Btnlez. % Bic 30 Htuzb.
la4e; Ia bis ~ tfo.s l8e; ID btf 1s RtaRb,
lac; Gtare Slides, d. bw 30 Ffrxh. l2k;
Riden IL Bis 1e 8fyab l2is; Escrs Rdhtsxs
bic Q Dfunb, Ia:
SribFhdsg ped-4Imer 0reItiS Gaseb 20e
sswdbIter Guoar grssh zoe, 80 xhIas ta
Dur&i&nttt l7e ; 8 BIS . Tfuxh tH 9ar9s
f9nttt lse; 10 Bic ls Bfuxh tx Dardsi9xtt
lie: B 9Fanb TIM Sur&f4xsH, i4rnai. 1915.
8 Rfuah TN Gur1fGxtH. F*rnsI. l8s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
e6mereteu.

@erpdbIter 7irtotbS s2.25-2.85.
Orbtndrer BIB gutter Tixutbp sl.b0-l.7s
Rotber RIeeiarten IS .0o-7.b0.
gnslif6er RIseianen $3.50.
AIipfe 2~Ieeiarnen S8.00-8.W
HIfaIfa 3Ieeiamen $S.00-10.0o.
8etber 4leeian1en $500.
Gancp 3entudp 8Ia,isras S1.60-1.7b
8Iausras IN ebaf TIC.
GnsIf&es 8Iausras $3.50.
Dr9arb @rss $1.70-1.66.
Reb Top IN gbaH $l.95-1.75.
Rafer 3orn Bc-$1.00.
Artber 9userrobr Sarsest S1.O0-l.2s.
Detbes uno geIbes Rom $1.0C-La6.
Reb Sob gnfIase t1.10-l.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
BILLET 81 30 BIB $1.86.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Der 8nrQermeifer BON HsIi

= Der Birsermeifer bon Selieo,
8enn., bat einen aufruf I'm pilfe ftr
bieientsen Bemobner srlafen, tpel9s
BET Der g~rplofon. bic an, lsbten Grei.
tag ben @ei&dftstbeiI Der Stabt 3er,
forte, Nqes nerloren baben.
- Sn ben Central @itp pIanina &
2umSer Mias BET Bacon. &c.. tuur'
ben idmmtlt&e Waf&tnen unb unas.
tsure 6ol3porrdtbe bur& elmer, Hranb
berni&tet. tuel&er einen gefammti&a.
BET, bon 800. 900 anri9tets.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

Srti@es 8tnhFsH6-ReaI!4s eaiess - 81
g.; beige etere s5-e3e 3teRss Rixhs,
$50 BE 200 |fuxo 73s; : bssfae &sfs zoo
Dts $50 Bfano 5ae; xabe B66 b1 eS0 ptune
g.; eties Bosberpsests 6Ie, Ssiss 3tates'
uertel lie, stab 8tstssrtssteI lo2s. ktxh
Borberpisrtel 1e, Rub Sorhsrptertei 8le, Sss1
SiitternierteI &c.
Gri@ss RaIbfetf@-&dIbs 10Ke, ntxtss'
ptcrteI 1910, Borberuterte 6He.
ErisGs8 S4afHeif& 2anu.es $es $fxxe
12e ; s&ofs SIC; S8sHid 1851 Rs6e, dRzs.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

Sugar Gursb S4sxiea 49, &rfs nuaItat:
1870 Efunb III: Is Ftuas l6&s: l0-l1
gfunb i6l: Smette nuaittst ! Sole pfnsa
&c; IL pfunb lie ID Hfub Lie : 10
pfinb 1Se.
Galifornti@e e@txfen-6 bB 8 pfGnb Ole;
Q BIS ID 4fuRb e4e.
epe6, 9xsI.-vewdbte, 8 b3 10 4iml
tm Dur&f&nttt, l73e; u ID II 4fmsb III
Dus@i@ntt, lax.
0eb6rrte3 NtabHst@ - e4xtns ses
9stS, l4}e xubsfss.ea l2t: Sxnsai. l6l
&Rf@NI Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
OseeerteS

S~nbtamapslis RaTeeprets:
0epbbnI. bB gutter 10-12e; prtzsa BIB &C
udblter 14-16e ; SameY 82&-88s, Uolbsx
DeIou ID Bis 22e. Sopa 2s-82e.
Sx Ba6etsN:
xstoia SIS. 7b. ston S1s.25, Seriss SIS 90
Garaeas ia. 80. Dtuwort93 Sll. 20, sesfa
Sara Biens $500, GItmar Saba SIenb
$16.75. Duriea $16.76.
HuGer-D onttnoes 7.77e: etRt,sees 8 "a
YuIDertfnter 5.sae; XXX puIperiFrtss 6.s7s.
ietxer eranultrter 6.S2e; gubes 5.77s; gpst
fsettoxers' H6.37e; Eibeeuoob Y 6.12s; EsBs
ntr I b.o2e; gutptre II. SIC; SbsaI sstss
GoIbex 8 4.92s Ntxbfor ertra 9 1885,,
Msseroob 8 L.sae: oeIber 6 6.72e; IL GELS
Gee 4.67.
e7Rs-Ral (4e o.. xef). Sat. g. IL per
0ouoxe.
Setrofnete Sri9te-AepfeI. On Der soRx
setrodnet. Sc; Sobannesbserex O. bl 6Ke;
Sitron lie BIB zoe; Rofnex. 3 Grous. pet
Pfuxb. 7, Q Growx 7}e, 1 Groux us iaus
r~aenfreie sStbts se. GaItforxia 9aiscateI INC;
euItaxa s}e,, trpsvttrte euItaxa lie BID 2f,
california xprtioien Sc bts lie.
4idIes-2400 TIM Sat IS 1900 tm 6st
s7.5e: 1900 tn SaIbfas $3.50; 900 ix Sut
%. 80.
Ganhp-6He; etamseu eeuii4t 7s Sos
esr seuti9t &c; Banner TutR Sc; Srsss
Bonbons lie; &c. 3 Cream, eeurii&t To-
MHe-DrqI nea lie BIB lac; STbsr1f IL
NGnbeIn IA; wei&f&aIise ssaxbsIx LIZ,
Sorban RanbeIn 15e; Beaxlts 6e bts BiS,
ssr6fete 7e bis &c: ensItGe 8aIxitHs s3e.
etdrte-RearI, 8}e, Gbunpiox SLOT, I nas
8 Bhsnb Radete 5. 3orx, l Rfe. Ds6sts,
<k-e}e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

Snlt 1926 su paris als Der dlteife
Sobn bes 9arfeuiftsn unb aompuniRsn
Gran3 S~todhauisn eebOren. I1r.
fprtinaIi@ mar StOdbaufen fur ben
prieferfanb beftmmt. WiG man In
usnisen WOrten etudbauien's gsosu.
iung auiammenfaRen, 70 muB man
fasen: StOdbauisn fanb bon 1852
Biz 1877 i'm 3enith fsines Sdnger.
rubms, bon 1877 bic 3u isinsm Sobe
mar ct Der bsosutsnbfs @eian9lsbrsr
9suii@lanos.
No9 BET Der 6eier feines 80. &c.
burtstaaes, am %. Suli btsiss Sabres,
wuroen benz nunmebr i'm Sooe
Rubsnbsn brt ben 1ambaftefen atnf.
Tern Seutilanbs mite bss Nuslnnbss Bee
9eiferte 6uloisungen autb.iI.
Siirfei.
Mu 6enSob ertranft.
Ronf ntinopeL 25. Sept.
Bon abfolut 3uberldfRssr Settle pirb
gsmeloet, bab bic 2eibdr3ts bes Sui.
tans Nbbul 1umio Der SHrfei BET ibrer
lebten unteriu9ung tonfatirt 9dttel,
oab ibr pattent an Niersntrebs leibe.
Wie bas 8latt bsmsrft, tp1re cine Ops-
ration bet bisism 2siosu unmbali9
unb fibre es gstp6bnli6 innsrbalb
zines Sabres gum Sobs.
Oefferrei@. llngarn.
D eOIIen t9e9if9
Iernen.
prag, Is. Sept. Der 9eutiae
8Oltsrath 86bmsns tt auf bas gifs
rigfte bemibt, Der esisBli9en Bsna9s
tbstlisung Der Ssutf9sn bss Rronlan.
bss nit allen WittsIn eutaseensupir-
ten. eein gemhben 1T isbt barauf
gsridtet, ben Dsuti9sn ben ibnsn &c.
b~hbrsnben NntbeiI on ben Staatsdm.
tern In ben gsmii&tipra9issn gesirtsr
B6bmens su peri&aHen. gu bisfem
3nsd bat Der Uoltsratb In einem
Glugblatt an bic oeuti9e 8sbDltsrung
Die AuHorberuna aeri9iet. fid oura
grlernung Der ti9e4iI9sn spra9s bic
Qualification our Ystleiouns bon asm.
tern In isnsn Bssirten au bssf9aHsn.
Sn benz Jlusblait uiro 3uslei9 barauf
bingswieisn. baB beuti&s Staatsbeamis
In 2anbest6eilen nit elmer gemii9t.
ipra9iaen Yeu6lterung piel our 5sfi.
guns bes beutf9sn Y~ewuBtisins BET.
traasn unb benz l1mR9grsifsn Der
Side9iHruns erfoIgrei9 entgessnpir.
ten f6nnten.
Su4t ensungim o e.
btrge.
Wier, Is. Sept. Raifer 6rans
Soispb, Der (uie beretts mitsstbsiID tn
Jidl ni9t bic ~srtuartste B%eieitiauna
bes i'm qu%dIenben, fortoausrnbsl
6uffsns s~efuneen bat, 1T trob Der ge-
sent9silisen Anfi9t fsiner alsrsts Der
ueber3eung. In ieinem eissnsn 2anbs
bic srbofte bolffdnbise @~sssiung fin.
ben 3u f6nnsn. gr bertraut auf BITE
6eilutrtuns Der 2uft I'm 5oGssbirge
tinb tuir5 eiten ibm sufassnben 2uft.
furort auffu&en. Die ~snbgaltige
ausuabl bes betrsRenoen Dries III
nod ni9t gstrofm tuoroen.
9apti.
gsf9Ia9tb {.
borfebenb.
2ap6aptien, 25. Sept. Rad.
ri9tsn aus San Domingo 3ufolae iT
cine gntf&sibungsi&la9t 3uif9sn ben
&egisrungstruppsn uno ben auffan.
ii@sn isben Augenblid S1 ~srtuarten.
Die feinoli9en strsittrdfte Rnb issi
bet Monte @brifi fon3entrirt unb In
Der Wa&barf&aft bot WOnts @brifi
uirb tuobl aud bic gnti&sibunas.
i1la9t gef9lasen tperben.
- Der Btraermeifer bon Sce[fco
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Oetyetee.

Hshe1 - SO. 3 rptber 72}e, auf 9slrs
fen, Tic DON RabIen 20. 8 rptbE 20 Z.
September, 7a}e; Basexwessx zoe.
NeIi@form - 80. / pett 49,. 70. Q
msib 49e; SO. Q weib 40s: 30. 4 pstt.
AS; Re. 3 wets seurf9t 49,; 70. 8
wetb senrtf9t lste; go. ( wstt gentle.
Acc; 70. 2 seIb 4ste; re 8 osb 4si {
70. 4 seb 473e; go. 3 ss4f4t 4s2 {
Ro.8 asuTti@t 463s; 70. 1 seuatGt 4 tel
&pIbex lse.
oafr 30. 3 uetter 56fe; 10. Q pstDR
84e; 30. 2 0euri4te 53}e; 10. Q ssznaisi
s83e.
Ben - go. 1 atmotbp t16 80. 70
z, S14 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

A6ntttS, usey NssS 6sR&sss.
GAMBLER bcsapIsx isIe.HDs Frsisi
6rti@e Gir-2ls pct Outexa.
0atner loo, o6txs {. THrispB -e-lG,
Gnten 7c, @dnie DC.
6utter - Goumrb. l6c, eseamers So (.
0Iet1 28e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

Grba's Don bsn merifmii9em Sriebens=G mifdren
til Musiidt geaontnlen.

aetn Segent erwdhht. - a%risgsieretdr Saft in idRfer Gage. - auf ben Sob
efrant. = Seufde ipaen ti6etiid lerneu. - Sutt Geneung int
Gebirge. = Sic 9obnrage in Der Nluntan.S nSuare.
aleine Spannmns. -geabHtister &rebit9uiubel.
- Gnideibnnssidladt beborhebenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

- Inter ben ablt@en 6eierIi&tetten
tuurbe auf Der iaiferli&sn @erft In
Dan3is Der tleine Rr.uaer rStuttgart"
bonn StapeI gelaRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
8aie=Haa.

Die geftrissn Spiele refultirten wie
fol9t:
RationaI.8tga O..
Rem Dort, Is. Sept.
Rsp Yori.. 30 o. 2
Cincinnati ~ o. l
Batterien-Wc@inn unb 8resna.
bon; Weinter rnb Wc2ear.
8rootlpn. "a. Sept.
BroctIpn 49, 0000O0000- 0
@bieago. .... 0000000001- l
Batterien - Stridlett unb Bergen;
pfslfer unb Sling.
Bottom. %. esst.
Bottom .......0 000030l*- A
ST.. Souls 10000 l. 8
8attsrisn - pfsfsr uno O'Neil;
2arser uno Waribau.
philadelphia, %. Sept.
philadelphia q OOO2OOO*-4
pittsburg III o. 8
Batterien - Sports unb Doom;
Braop, 2seber. pbelps uno @tbfon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Ybilippinem.Jnfel

Arge 9 erph 4 ungen
ManiIa, Is. Sept. Somett bic
ipdrli9 einlaufenbsn Ra&ri&ten iber
bic 8ermhfunssn bss Saifuns i'm Sa.
ben bsiassn. bat b.rielbe ebenio i8limm
tpie In Der 8u9t, AUDI auf benz 2anoe
sebauf. Sn @apits uno Der umge'
buns Der befsfistsn 9afenfabt tpur=
ben 6unberte bon 9duisrn ab9tdedt.
bic fdrtRsn 8dume sntmursslt unb
3ablrsiae 6ol3ssbduoe ntsoereepebt.
Das grienal it tbsiltpeife einaefir3t
unb ss b.ibt. baB In benz @sbduoe meb.
rere eolbatsn ben Soo %sefunben pa.
ben. Wie bisle Weni8en umgeton,.
men finb, IdBt R9 unmbsIi9 iddben.
Bis bic Ruinen Der 3erfi6rtsn 6duisr
bur9iu9t ueroen t6nnsn.
Mlsm NnI9ein na4 erfredte Rd Der
Sturm aud iber bic proninaen 3D.
tauQaa uno Sapabas unb es tuiro be-
fhr&tst, baB Der sanse itioli9e Rifen'
ftri9 bon 9usur, berptftst tuorbsn III.
BON ben SnisIn Winboro unb Warin'
buqus fnb, lett Der Seifun losbra4.
teine Na&ri9tsn mebr au e~rIangsn.
Wabri9sinli8 baben oaber aud oisfe
beiben gtlanoe f9wer unter benz I'm
meter 9elittsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

8fuGte WWo
Esa@ta
GepfeI I'll. $1,000 per Sat.
Bananen 81 .76-2.25 ; uesxe &l-s1.9.
Gttrpnen a. 49, 90 psr &ata
Dransen - $4.50-6.50 Ses xsfe.
NaHermeIoner,, 12e unb 2ae.
gFrt@e, $1.50-2.s0p er BuibeI.
@antaIopes. s1.i6 Bis s.. 75 per 6ab.
gFaumen 81 10 bis $a.50 per DuibsI
Birnen, $1.25 per guibeI.
Neistrauten, SC bas Hfuno.
osmaiG.
@riine B~obnen-b0e Der BuibeI.
Eotbe @iiben 25e pes Tutenb Sun&es.
GeIerpr20c bas Bnn9.
Rraut - $3.50 per 5onne.
BIameniobI $1.25 per BuibeI.
@urien - 25-3oc Ser Dutexb.
eaIat - 60e per BuIbeI.
8piebeln - Hotbe uHb wetbe $l.16 pee
bunbsrt Bfanb; spamti@e 8mtsbsln 81 80
per Rife.
Beterflie 16-a0e PEI Taatexb Dux3sa.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-26
NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

Among some of the new and
important improvements now
going on in Phoebe is that in
augurated by the A. S. Thompson
Co., one of the largest and
wealthiest merchantile establish
ments in Lincoln County. They
have recently purchased from
John Gilbert his property adjoin-
ing their store on the north and
are eXcavating for a new 40 foot
plate glass front building to-
gether with a large cellar in the
rear reaching McCannon street.
The new building will be COM
pletely stocked with general
merchandise, dry goods and
clothing being a special feature.
With their numerous cellars and
warehouses and with the ad-
ditional Improvements they will
be able to conduct one of the
largest retail and wholesale
stores in Southeastern Nevada.
Mr.. Chas. A. Thompson, one of
the leading members of the firm,
is now in Salt Lake purchasing
the necessary fixtures, including
the plate glass front and the
enormous stock they propose
to carry. The building known
as Thompson's Hall on Lower
Main Street is also undergoing
repairs and additions. The at
tendance at the different enter
tainments held there has become
so large of late owing to increas-
ed population it became neces-
sary to enlarge the building
The cloak rooms now occupying
the front end of the hall and
limiting to some extent the seat
ing and dancing capacity will be
removed giving additional space.
The ground floor of the Hall will
be fitted up elaborately for the
comfort of attendants in the
matter of apartments for ladies
and gentlemen respectively, the
hall floor repaired, new stair
cases provided and the entire
buildinggenerally overhauled and
beautifed. The A. S. Thompson
Co. under the present manage
ment are alive to the new
conditions and their enterprise in
public matters and business
affairs is to be admired.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-26
ED. w. CLARK.
Editor Record:

Editor Record:
Ed W. Clark the Democratic
nominee for County Treasurer is
a Lincoln Co. boy having lived
here all of his life, having at
tended the public schools: he
afterwards graduated from the
Salt Lake Business College.
During boyhood he rode the
range and all of the boys know
him as a jolly good fellow.
He afterwards purchased the
forwarding business at Uvada
and has continuously and success
fully been doing business at
Caliente and Las Vegas.
Ed has always been a friend
in need and many have sought
him when in need and distress
and he has never turned a friend
down.
The nomination was forced
upon him by his many friends
knowing him to be upright,
honest and capable and that the
County Funds would be safe and
and carefully attended too and
not put in the hands of private
persons for private gains voters
and taxpayers you should re.
member this and see that you
vote for the one who will have
the interests of the people at
heart and at the same time yor
will have your own.