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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R-R.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and c $:
ROYAL bLCE LINE
Every Other Hour the Odd Hour
TC PHILADELPhIA AND NEW YoEx
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST, NEW SORK
'l.00 a. ID. Diner, Pullman Parlor
taco a IN BUnet. PRrlor. o Hr Train
..s.0o a "a Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
-l.O0 .. Diner Ssd Pullman Parlor Car
.s.00 y. NJ Royal Limited" All It.Ilraan
fGO0 p m COachVS 10 Philadelphia
'5-OO p m Diner and Pullman PArlor
's.O0 p Coaches 10 Philadyl lphiA
''l-50 =. m. S4eepers-
'2-67 a. m- Sleepers-
ATLANTIC ClTT. 400. 400. fILOo a n.
EVEEI HOUR on THE Ho,rR-
70 A5A BALrTM6kE Ah v with III PUI4MS y = N
Week DAYS. 2.S7s ESS 900. 5c6 Sn zoo IN %,
$50. 500, $50. 1900, i1.Vo a. m, u 90 noon
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1000. n-S0' liz " :; ssT1yARD n;
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST. - 90 q N
'icSIiNcINNATI. ST. LOUIS & LOUISVILLE 2
si0.O5 - M. -L0j y. m. ~ 45 night
PITTSBURG. -ll-oo a m. 'S-IO p m. 81 40
CLEVELAND. .2IO D. m COLUMBUS.
'WhEELING, 1905 4. m. SD
WINCHESTER. S.sS a m. f40S. 800 n m
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 7-20 a M - q;
noon. 900 y m. Sundays. 80 A- m and
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WASHINGTON JUNCTION and uav
points. 80 ~. ~ - u IN. ''I 10. 100 f5 q
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'Daily. Except sunday. s-Sunday onIv-
Reservation OF Sleeping parlor Car
space, rates OF fare, etc. viii be quickly fur
nished By TELEPHONE at all OF the fol
lowing Ticket Offices. 14l7 q St TeIephone
Main 1881: 6l9 Pennsylvania ave. Telephons
Main 2s7: Station. New Jersey Ave and G,
st. Ticket Once. Telephone East es7: In
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Dr.. Leatherman,

WashIngton's Leading Specialist on all con-
tagiOus blood. skin. and private diseases Of
men and women Structure. Varicocele. Nerv-
Gus Debility. also kidney. bladder. liver and
stomach trouble cured forever
Advice n Hours. to l. and , TO ;: also
on Tuesday and Saturday evening. to S
SUNDAYS. closed Si2 Tenth St. ". "
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For Sale-Automobiles.

FOR SABE-A bargain; fve-passenger car
in perfect condition: newly painted: $500 :
can be seen in rear OF lois Connecticut ave
VIII demonstrate. je26-3t
swINEHART CUSHION TIRES yyiIl end
your tire troubles; very resilient: long serv-
ice; great money savers. JONES TIRE
WORKS, Agents. 6o2-604 z 81. Phone Main
so56- je1o- -exSu
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virginia ResortS.
RocKBRmaE ALUM SPRINGS, va

delightful mountain resort. Always cool.
Unsurpassed mineral waters Excellent cul-
sine GOlf links. Tennis. dancing Take
westbouRr C. & o. through trains 10 MI
bore. Va. six miles run from Washington.
Reduced drip tickets. illustrated book
let Write Mrs ROSA z. YOUNG. Rock
bridge Alum Springs Va
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PHOENIX.

VirE MIA Avenue near Pier and Amusemen,s-
Cuisine unezCellCd- s. and up per day
/. L. J. II 'PERLEIN.
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PaSturage.

10 pasture at 81 per month /:
fed on grPin. IS: called for and delivered /:
three good clover fields with running water
w =. BOWIE. Largo. Nd ie27-St
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LEXINGTON, A5s .5s,e5 ss4 1-Ies Reeles 4e,,s, ays
Palace Pier Ocean view rooms bathing
from house. bath. houses and care OF suits
free. $ 10 s. weekly. PAUL G. ROSEcRASS.
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Colonial Beach.

NEW COTTAGE. furnished; 500 season
DIChHART, i2oS c ST. sw te27-3t
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The Times Resort Information Bureau.


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Money TO Loan.

MONEY advanced on household goods stored
in this warehouse at rate of per cent ner
annum- FIDELITY STORAGE Co. 1920 U
st. feS-tf
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BROOkLAND-Lots and houses for sale A.,
this progressive suburb
GRACE M THOMAS. Corcoran building.
Je14-30t
FOR SALE-SI. .SOO-Five new Groom nouses.
city water in yard; easy terms. Fer par
uculaTs call or address
JOHN J. KNAPP, Owner
myo6-6Ot 1881 Jackson ST Iangdon
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W aEte0-n1dSeS.
Desk Room.
Wanted-MOney.

a GENTLEMAN in debt would like to make
a loan Of $50; willing 10 pay good interest
and VIII give good indorser. Address .T7OX
<S2. Times office. ic2S-3t
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For Sale-BiCyCleS.

FOR sAI.E-BIcycle. s.. 10 Q ST NV II
BICYCLES. hiEt-grade wheels on easy
monthly payments. Secondhand wheels
bought and sold. c. A. COGSWELL q co.
s0ls N 81. West Washington iel5-1lt
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FOR SALE-BeautIful S-rOom cottage: hot
and cold water. fine shade Of oak trees.
fruit. etc; large lot. Price. $3.50. 500 cash.
balance monthly as rent T Il PICkFORD.
l4lO C. st nw myll-U
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
RAILROAD GOSSIP

The late Evangelist s
Jones, had expressed a vi
that his life might go out at
home and his next preferen1
was on the railroad.
Conductor Wilson, who wa
INJURED in a wreck a few week
ago goes back on-his run today
15,77O,OOO wheels in use in thi
country on steam or e1 e c trl
roads for the pleasure or profit "a
the people If the United Stafes
The clock at the A. B. & A. d h
pot is still on a strike and no
body knows why.
The A. B. & A. is contemplating
changing their tract west of The
depot so as to cut off that curve
Electricity as a motive power
can drive train as fast as the
wheels can revo1ve without burst.
ing.
1t took one million five hund-
red thousand cars and thirty
eight thousand locomotives to
move by rail only one-third Of
the crop of grain raised in Kan
sas this year. In single train
it would have stretched half way
around the equator.
T. H. Mcdowell, third road.
master of the second division Of
the A. B. & A., with headquart-
ers at Montezuma, came down
yesterday on business.
Mrs. J. D. Collins with her
son, HI. B. Collins, car inspector
for the A. B. & A. at Osierfeld,
have been the guests of another
son fagman S. Collins of N. Lee
street, took the train for Way
cross this morning hoping the
change may build up the health
of the visiting son who is conva-
|lescing from the fever.
Mrs. H. F. Newton and her
mother, Mrs. M. Black, are visit.
ing in Triton, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Newton.
Engine 1907, one of the fine
engines on the A. B. & A. went
down the road this morning.
H. F. Britton, car Inspector on
the Seaboard received the pay
checks Yesterday.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
Vote For
FEB V. BARDEN
For
Clerk Superior Court,
Ben Hill County.

The other day when the band
was playing a couple of negroes
1started down Pine street at a
lively gait as o1e ex'
claimed Good Gawd de saloons
hab dun got open agin." On whom
is the Joke anyway!
Mr.. Dave Silver man, a bust
ness man of Atlanta, entertained
the pupils of the high school
with several fine selections on
the violen, on Monday. Mr. Silver
man was noted Jewish violin-
list with a Theatrical troup but on
being converted declared he
could not be a consistent chris
tian and follow the stage. He
still loves. his violen and carries
it with him wherever he goes.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
The Homecoming Of the
Bride and Groom a Regular
Ovation.

The homecoming of Marcus
Luke and his bride, on Saturday
afternoon, brought forth an ova-
ton that excelled anything Of
the kind in this city. AS t b e
train pulled in strains OF music
from the band filled the air and
as the fne-looking couple stepped
from the train they found them.
selves surrounded by friends
numbering near three-hundred.
They where escorted to the Jes-
samine House by the band and
friends. Their arrival b / n
announced by three m i l t y
salutes from the cannon-two
for the bridal couple aud t b e
third to celebrate the return OF
Mrs. Amelia Twiss-Luke to the
city, Whistles trumpeted their
tribute of respect to the worthy
couple.
After they had dined and re-
paired to the pretty home pre-.
pared for them on South Grant
street they found decorations of
flowers placed there by hands OF
neighbors and letters of welcome
from Mr.. Luke's family. The
Enterprise extends to them a
hearty welcome. home.
Mrs. J. M. Williams and Miss
Fannie Youngblood, are guests
in the family of policeman Ear
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23

Attorney Hal Lawson was in
attendance on Fitzgerald city
court yesterday.
E. C. Snyder, has traded his
tract for the Lester property on
Longstreet.
For Sale: s acres on Winona
Heights. 5000
Roanoke school will open next
Monday with Miss Killingsworth
as teacher.
Miss Irene Wootten spent
Sunday with friends at Cordele,
returning Monday.
Miss Eva Simmons, of Atlanta,
is making her home with her
Aunt, Mrs. DR.. E. V. Ball.
The Enterprise So. The Col
den Age So. Two good papers
that are doing all they can for
civic righteousness, we club them
at $3.25.
FARM ERS.
Get your Seed Rye and
Wheat at the Bee Hive Groc-
cry.
A. Brunner & Co.
ct 2l5 e Pine.
1t is said that A. G. Justice,
who is visiting in Charlevoix,
Mich, will bring a bride with
him oo his return home in few
weeks.
Rev. w. H. Harden and Mrs.
L. f. Thompson, assisted Mr..
Bowles, the musical director at
the First Christian church, last
evening and report says the
music was excellent.
10 acres near the city improv-
ed. D. B. Jaw. 153-2w.
Jerry Silverman, the celebrated
vio1inist, at the request of Supt.
Tyner entertained the pupils of
the 3rd, ward school yesterday
morning with an exhibition of his
skill at the bow.
Twelve thousand little boys
ranging 10 ages from eight to
fourteen years are working in
the coal brakes of the anthracite
field. Would this be allowed if
the women of the united states
had a vote?
Mrs. W. A. Dickey, of Able
Vile, accompanied by her little
grand. daughters from Alabama,
spent yesterday with Mrs. Dick
ey's son, Lon Dickey proprietor
of the Lee-Grant hotel.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
Tax Collectors Dates.

I will b at the following Places
on my first round for the pur7
pose of cole cting State and Coun-
ty Taxes for the year 1906.
SECOND ROUND.
Irwinville, Oct. Goth,
Minnie, Oct. Both,
Dorminey's Mill, Oct. 31st,
Osierfield, Nov. 1st,
Old Fifth, Nov. End,
Ocilla, Nov. 3rd,
Roberts, Nov. 18th,
Fitzgerald, Nov. 10th and 18th.
w. W. D. BRANCH, Tax Collector
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
Blue and Gray

The regular monthly meeting
of the Blue and Gray will be held
at the Park on Wednesday Nov.
9TH. All members and soldiers
are invited to attend. The local
camp expects to receive it char.
ter on that day.
D. B. NULL,
Vice Commander.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23

Mesdames J. L. Googe and w.
H. Rogers are visiting in Atlanta.
Judge Kennedy is holding city
court this week, regular monthly
session.
Will Adams is building a resi-
dence for himself on Suwanee
street near Longstreet.
Mrs. Will Adams and baby are
visiting in Waycross, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Adams.
R. D. Harris, of Waycross,
and his son Charles G. Harris of
Jacksonville, Fla, are guest of
his brother, J. C. Harris, of this
city.
A voter, who has never come
out as a pronounced pr ohibit
ionist, told us that he knows at
least twenty men who had al
ways advocated saloons but now
declared themselves ready to
help keep them out.
Hon. Joe Hill Hall was dis
tinguishd visitor in Fitzgerald
yesterday. We used the word
distinguished advisedly. He is
easily distinguished in a crowd
of a hundred. He brought his
whiskers along.
Frank Maddocks, who has
been travelling with the Peruchi
Troupe, is at home to remain
until Mr.. Peruchi, who is now at
Sandusky. Ohio, comes down in
his Yacht.
| ''Mother Enterprise, t h e r e
we're twenty-five candidates at
the big union meeting at Ever
Igreen Sunday. We're they all
baptized, innocently asked t b e
the old lady as she ex CT ted ly
wiped her specs. mo. No, they
we're not there to be baptized.
| No doubt but some Of them will
feel like a flood had overtaken
them when the election is over,
all oficers-all candidates o r
Offices" was replied and Mother,
Enterprise gasped out an audible
OH"
i For Sale; IS acres of land due
west of the city. Is ares 'front.'
, ing new railroad shops. $4,000
for the IS acres. Will sell the Is
acres near the shops at SIS per
acre.
tt. ]. W. WILLIAMS.
A leading man, who is ia a
position to know, said that before
the saloons were closed he noti-
ced that men who formerly took
I the train went to the depot with
twenty-five cents worth Of dry
goods under their arm and a
bottle of whisky in one or both
pockets and often had to hustle
around among friends to borrow
money enough to buy their re-
turn ticket. Now they go out
t with their arms full of bundles
of necessaries of life and money
: left over after they pay for their
Il
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23

Get busy at something useful
Mrs. Lille Daniels is visiting
in Mou1trie.
Mrs. E. Sharp. is visiting fol
a week in Valdosta.
TO. Wolfe, of Mystic, was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Bass are
visiting relatives in Brunswick
= Long loans on City property
or Farm lands.
Apply to c. B. TEAL.
L. B. McEwen, of Bushnell,
made a business trip to this city
on Saturday.
Jack Funk, once a Fitzgerald,
boy but now of Kansas, spent
Sunday in this city.
Mrs. w. HI. Keeper, presen-
ted the Reading Room with fifty
first class magazines
Mrs. S. Seagroves and Miss
Alice Barnes, of Ashton, shop
ped in this city on Saturday.
For rent:-One furnished
room in the BULGE building. APP
ply to Mrs. M. A. Evans.
"There is nothing on earth so
reconciles a man to chronic fail
ure as steady ration of beer. y"
DR.. C. B. Whlte-is putting up
a one story and half house on
Pine street, west of his; residence.
Mrs. M. r. lowers, Miss Essie
Bradley, Mrs. D. M. Bradley, of
Wray, were Fitzgerald visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Bartleld, OF Mon
tezuma, is visiting with her
grand daughter, Mrs, M. S.
Mathews, of this city.
The superintendent Of the
Georgia Deaf school, writes that
Charlia Lee Ellis is quite con.
tented aud doing we'll.
S acre tract No 500 for sale
offers wanted from private par
ties. Address H. ]. McKeon.
Clerm ont, Iowa.
Mrs. George Kicker, who has
spent a couple of months in
Oklahoma, with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Stalker, has re-
turned home.
Sheet music, sweetest songs,
danceab1e pieces, five for one dol
lar at Oxford 5 Book store.
Mrs. J. Roushe and son, Her.
bert, took their departure last
night for Kansas, and will also
take in the Indian Territory
before their return.
"Will you fight for your home
and loved ones, or on the side of
a gigantic whiskey corporation
headed by the great wholesale
liquor houses and by bought pol
iticians and hired agents
of this most relentless foe Of
of progress. religion and civili'
zation?"
J. r. Phillips, of Wray, whose
horse got frightened at an auto
mobile in this city on Saturday
and ran away had his arm boken
by being thrown from his wagon
The wagon was also broken tc
pieces. His friends tell of the
kindness of Mrs. Bhrt Brown to
the injured man.
The Keystone Record say
THE next contest for prohlbl
ton in Georgia will be the mos
monumental our state has eVel
seen. 1t will be battle for thu
right against the wrong; a battle
of our home against its mos
cruel and malignant enemy;
battle of freedom agains: tn
vi1est type Of slavery; a battl
for loved ones against the on
evil that brings wreck and rui
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23

| We are out of the woods; pay
city prices for books at Oxfords
Book store.
Mrs. Mary Mark1and, is at
home again after visit in At
lanta.
Skilled artists, prompt service,
at Grant Street Barbor Shop.
Harton & Walker, Managers. If
Editor w. Rogers, of the
Irwinville Courier, spent yester-
day in Fitzgerald.
FOR SALE-Pure bred White
Wyandotte cockerels (Dustan
Strain) Phone 1872.
Mrs. B. j. Future and family,
of Broxton, took the train for
Moultrie yesterday.
J. H. Christie has the contract
for painting the two cottages
being built by the F. M. Graham
Co.
Mrs. George Kicker, who
spent a couple of months with
her parents in Oklahoma return
ed home Sunday eve.
C. P. Mcmillan reports trade
increasing so rapidly he had to
enlarge his shop and brought in
an extra carload of stoves.
DR.. J. Hawkins Goodman, visited
his mother in Triton, last even.
ing and left Frank Maddocks in
charge of the drugstore.
Mrs. S. Haver field and daugh-
ter Bonnie, after summers visit
in Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois
returned home last evening.
A United States officer was in
the city the past four days look
ing after Uncle Sans interests
and some of his naughty boys.
Some places in the sidewa TX
on east Pine street, is LA to
be the cause of a damage suit for
the city if not put in better shape
at once.
Found: A ladies gold watch on
East Central Avenue today. The
owner can get watch by calling
at this office or Mrs. S. A. Nc
Farren.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Central Christian church will
hold bazaar the 10, II, and IS,
of Dec, at the w. r. c. hall on
Main St.
Mrs. E. E. Austin, took her
departure yesterday for ST.
George. where she will join her
husband. She will spend a part
of the winter In Jacksonville, Fla
as she already has calls there for
her musical talent. Mrs. Aus
tin has done considerable tow
ards raising the standard for
classical music in this city.
The local paper should be
found in every home. No chill
dren should grow up ignorant
who can be taught to appreciate
the home paper. It is said to be
the stepping stone Of intelligence
| in all those matters not to be
found in books. Give your chill
dren foreign paper which con-
tains not word about any per
son, place or thing, which they
saw or perhaps ever heard of
and how could you expect then
to be interested. But let them
have the home paper and read O.
people whom they meet and o
which they are familiar and soor
an interest is awakened which
increases with every arrival o
the local paper. Thus habit o
. reading is formed and thos'
children will read the papers al
; their lives and become intelligen
men and women, a credit Il
. their ancestors, strong IN know
I1edca of the world al ik IN tod =
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
BOARD and ROOMS.

I am now prepared to accommo-
date a limited number of board
ers and roomers.
Location, first house west of
A., B. & A. depot.
Pleasant Rooms.
First.class.. Board.
Bath Room.
Rates Reasonable.
Mrs. BERT Brown.
LAND WANTED.
We want several thousand acres
cheap farming land. Also 4
| improved farms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-11

y most lam"ntable accident was re-
ported !rum Woodland, M"niAy- even
im.r. tn. victim of which was Michael
Cuilfu.l. 1h" H-y.Lr-olh son of Mr.. and
Mrs. I'LIiip GuiltnNlc. Michael and a
Younger brother named Patrick We're
amusing themselves 10y boiling some
lime m 4 tin can. when the mixture "N-
ln.I.d directly int" their faces. Pat
rick escaped with som" painful burns.
but Michael had both eyes titled with
l!r' burning fiGid, which nearly dr-
.trrv.d III. .i-ht. pr. W,bl".r WaH sum
mnnrd fl"m Calais ANA mad" the lit
H.. fellow KIM comfortable ~ poS:.ihr.
on Tu.I,aN Michael Was brought 10 Dr.
4. II. SuihNnn Of I:tn"nr, VII" was for
n".rly ! SURGEON in the Eye ana Ear
tnli.u:"iI ut F"Itiand ana the latter
.t.'l.rl that tl.rr'' va. = chance of ,aN-
~. To !,'t'. si.:ht. hui that "m'' If hiA
..,,' n"rtiI j." permanently iniurrl.
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STATE NEWS.
ANDROsCCGcIN.
Wal EG.


Levi bay returned Saturday from
hi. hin tn Ma,y.tchu".tts
Mr.. ami MIR. t.lvnl HincEl,v of
Salem, M;:"'.. hal,. been yIHilinr r.l-
"'IF"" ~ t"Nii.
Mr.. Georgia Lime Of .;abattris is
.rrndina ! week II town.
N,iria 'hr'nW""d Of rIrrn", Win"
spent The week with hi; daughter, Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-11
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