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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
'indicatss rise. Indicates ia
River Forecast. ..

tFor next two dayaJ
 The Cooea and Alabama will rise steadily, the rise continuing longer In the Alabama, The following stages will probably be reach edi Gadsden 24 feet and Wetumpka 42 feet tonight or Tuesday morning; Montgomery and Selma ss to Ss feet Tuesday niEht or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

Povt paas March fs.=4-Arrived: strs.. Co rinto. Nor., Gundersen. Blueffelds: Chsrns kin. Ger, Segbarth Hamburg: Comus kem ,n,. bie' New York: Anselm. Br. Rivara, P99r Barrios: Tresiiiian Br-. Luke. Fort lneIs Heivefia. Ger. spangenbufg. Hamburg 50 perga, Ital., Gustayino, spezziai Eahs' Sot'
 Sailed: ssrs., Fridjof. Nsnsen. Nor. ores ores or Colon: Habii. Nor. Gudmundsen- Ceioa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

St. Louis. March 1O.--Flour. steady, Whiskey steady. s1 39
 Pork, higher; jobbing Sl6 %.
 Lard, htgher prime steam s1.70
 Dry salt meats higher: boxed extra shorts ,s. IS: clear ribs fS S.s7h; short clear $a oo Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts S9 50; ; lear ribs s9 E: short clear s9 =.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIIa Nav orleans. March l9.-Cotton seed oil steady; prime refined in barrels 32c: prime crude loose sse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March l9.-COtton seed oll flrmer: prime fob. mill 2562b1ac; yellow SEQ 33c.
 Coffee, spot Rio quiet mild steady,
 Sugar. raw firm; fair refining 11-i6c centrifugaI 96-test 3 9-1ee. moasses sugar 2%C; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
Total sales for he day. 1ss. 4oO shares
NEW YORK BOND LIST.

NEW YORK BOND LIST. Y. & Refunding 2e, registered .l03N
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 do adjustment Is .... ..'' Go. S4A All Coast Line 4s zee 's'' '... 99A Balti. & Ohio 4s '''' '''' ''''AgSk RrooEIyn R' T. cv. ls .... .... .... .. s5 central of Georgia ss .... '''' '''.li9
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 do 3rd. he. ss '''' '.'' s9 5a Chesa & Ohio 4ks ..'' zee '''slue % Chicago X Alton @las .... gee '''' S0 ChiCaeo. B. & odfncy new ts .... LOOK Chicago, R. I. 4 Pacific R. R. 4s '.'' as3 /. cd9 eSl' st Ss Louis general 4s .... .io4s Colorado Industriai 5s. ser. A '-.' ..'. z co,oqSdo do se Midland i Is .... .... .... T Colorado s Southern 4s .... '.'' ''.. 9t DepSer eps X Rio Grande 4s 9s& DisfiierF' Securities 5s '.'..' hsh Erie prior lien ls .''' "''' ''''loi b Erie general 4s . COG '''' ''.' SS Rocking Valley &iss ... zee -''' -'--I I90S Tapan 5s ,... .... .... .'s' '' '''' ''lOl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

aa sna sori~s .f6oA Japan 4As certificates .... .... -. SdN 1.n,,,ss C Naehv rrnified 1s .fo2 Manhattap consol gold zs s.... .... ..les Mexican Central 3s .... ,..s .s.. sddM
 do. frt. Inc ..@. .... .sss sS z Minn. & st. L. 4B .... .... .seH Missouri, Kansas < Texas 4s ~. ..'.lSe So \ Nat R. R of Mex con is .... ..,... ssy N. Y. Central gen. 3ns .... ...s sa D N. u Central gen. 5s A...iss
 WI an ," as .., ~ 7s% ns,,reeii, e vx;os.ar .son ss I02iy oregon short Line rfdE. As ..., ,ss,l ss fs sasainrf gsne 4s :. .l0oa aA St |. & iron Mountain con. 5s ...ld. z st. L. & $. Francisco fg As :. ..'. ssSsa. St Louis southwestern con As ..s. .. ssooT Seaboard Air Linesis t. -s's .'s+'' sggL Southern Pacific As ...' '. es
 do. lst. Is certificates :. .''' yissnf Southern Ry. 5s .... ''..Ae .Ae Texas & Pacific fsts .'. iSS SS ii11 i11 Toledo, st. l. ( wesern IS r ..- ,ssgsB Union Pacific 4s .!. .''' :, do; eyi ssd <. -. -. issss. Wabash lsts .. s.'' -'''
 do. Deb. B. ..'-.. Ss11 Western Md. Is ..-. ...s ...' se on i Wheel. & l.. Erie fs ssS;N sSN Wisconsin Central 4s .''.t.t sAS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
rUtai Nfoyeneut.

Total today. at ali ports. net i4.sssi ship- nspts sF 50 Great Brissin % 2s,ts2;; to France
 sConsofidated, at all ports, net 3i.ss7; shipments to Great Britain 42, ssS; to France 3.sssi to continent fi.o50.
 e,51Ls5s; shipments to Great Britain 2.304 ~ a5s! to France 5se,43l: to continent i,sS3.- 4sS; to Japan s2, Ss3; to Mexico 25.Ti4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
NEw YoRK DIV oooDs.

New York. March ie.-The dry goods inc storm and Insofar as first hands were concerned to the advance In cotton ana ra napt Reports Of Eastern mills held ,io- lnnestfa goods very firm. The print cloths market was dull. Business In raw SIX WIS cuiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

Raad--Rys af per buBhels wheat ti. 6S; I barley ei: crimson clover i2e; afafa ' @ 30o per Ib.s onich sets. white skin g.: pearl | es, 6lus grass fB0iSc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati, March l9.-~Flour. dull.
sr. Lotus PRoy1sIoNs.

Provisions firm; lard s7IO. bulk meats sS. ieIs; bacon sa.37i4. Whlskey quiet. Si.2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
MARfNE NEWS.

Mobile. March ls.-zArriyed: strs. Mounts field. Br., Boyle. Gulfport;. Mobile. Iupan 'ea Wenh Hayfna: Galveston, Nor, Mekheisen Progresso; sehr. fmma Knowlton. boaoen' rsnarea. str Aim. Not, Olsen, Prisressoi schr., Frank ". Benedict Look. New ha- ven. Conn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

Maximum Temperature for day. eS deg. Minimum temperature for day 4s deg. Average temperature for day. sI aeg. GccuniuIated def since Jan. l., l4s deg Av. relative humidity for day, DO per ct Total rainfall since Jan. ]. lA.H inehea
 River Bulletin.
 (observatIons at am. 18th M. tifnss1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

wilmington. N e. March 19-Turpcntine nothing doing. receipts i3 casks,
 Rokin, nothing doing; receipts ZIG.
 Tar firm Sl S0 receipts 3Il,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
MEMPHIS COTTON (

prime crude 25ikc; prime summer yellow ssAc; prime meal s2l 25 Q se4.5o; prime cake s23 .00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

Charleston. C. March is-Turpentins and Tosin. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
NAvAI aTnREa

Savannah, Ga March ie.--Turpentlne firm 6okc sales 80: receipts i6. shipments 4ee.
 nnents 9e0; stock 3s.61l. Quote; ABCDEF 8 90: g a6; IT S4 05; I st.55; K $5, 20;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
LovEMAN & COMPANY
NEW oRI.rAys spoT COTTON.

cd firm: sales 0.1o0.
 Ordinary .,.. ...'.s Good ordinary .-.. J-!6c Low niiddling .... '.'. .'''i9 i-lOc M kidding ....s s''' " ~ Good middung ''!i fair -. '.'...llD De .o Receipts ...' .''' .,-t'soo5s Stock ...-' sSt-'VSI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
THE wEATnER.

pauv Local Weather Report and Rivef
 Rniletin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

Local Observations.
 (Centrnl Time-l - Mhntgornery. Ala, March l9. l906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

United states Department of AErieulture'
 weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
Nrw oRtEANs COTToN FuTUREs.

New Orleans, MarcA t9.-Cotton futures on the New orleens Cotton Exchange today tanred aa folioMs;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20

New e,rIesne. March i9--Clesred; Str. Br, White. copenhaseh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
HANDKERCHIEFs.

1Oc, 12C, 15e and I3c. Pure Irish LInenJ our own importation; without boxes. 1Sc Full-sized. Pure Linen HandkePchiefs. Two fer 35c. 25c, soc for Extra iNlna Linen or Pure SILK Initial handker- chiefs. 25e. 35c, 5Oc for the finest linen F1andkerchlefs imported to thIs country,
 2se. 3Se. 4Oc. 5Oc, for the largest lime of Pare Chinese and Jap- aRese SILK Handkerchiefa we have shown.
 Three for 25c for Fancy Pillow top HandlxeFchiefs, latest cOl- 0rs and patterns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
NECKWEAR.

25e fer all silk FOar-in- Hands in R'ack Penn dc Sole. GFOS Gran or Fancy Figured Silk. o5s for ,.II silk IF-In- Hands i'm 1000 different matt ernst also bows, st lngs, tecsNS .-.-d Wind Mors iR every shnd". JOc-At this price we have the test haif-dOlIaF berkNYeaF in inc world. We can eiVe you all fht, new shapes and cOlOrS-- urucLlC everything that Ia sg@Rtcd.
 T5c-At this price we ehOw .he finest NecIIWeaP made at any pFiee. fTbe collection embraces FOur-in-HaRds, IScOts, TeclGs, etc. One in box.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
UNDERNEAR.

Makes a mONT "omE0rtnhf ChriStmuS present, "hd k tu" often overlooked. We carry tn" largest stock i'm th" "t:H, :lnt are sole agents far the world S best productions :Ot. In HuP starting price for I4- pound neCcCA; and We uiSH have ribbed cOt -6n and iner;- nos ai this price.
 HALF IIDSE I2 I-@c for Heavy Cot'"n C"am- less; black or cOlOrcd. I5c and 3-c for NcrIn1 and " OoI Socks.
 25c and 5Oc for OnJN Black Cot ton or Lisle Thread JOr for Fancy Embroidered Ltstei
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
PAJA,IAS AND NIGHT SHIRTS.

3Oc for FIaHncIette. .on or Cambric Night Shirts. with military collars. letter grades s.c, SLIGO. SIOO PuiamHS in i'tesi attcrnSi better UncS at S1.aO. SWEATERS SI0O-B0Hx' AIi-V,$:oi Neatcrs. iM hnpcd or tpTttr-nCcAN; all c0IOrE. Better grades, Si.50 GO S2.O0
 Mems Sweaters rem S2.00 10 E5.O0.
 NIUFFL ERS, In prices from 5Oc ,O &1. JO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
BATH ROBES AND SMOKING
JACKETS.

S4.GO for BPautlfuI I-arry CIOth Bath Robes b l-sNY deSGu. S3.CO for IGideFdONVn Robes. $S.GO G1F choice of thirty tYhes of Ail-WOOI Blanket Robes. such as you usualIy pay more for.
 GLOVES. 2;.e for Solid color nr Fancy stitched Golf GIOVcS. lCe for scotch f%.E1t Seanlless Gloves; plain or fancy. T5c for Nevican BIrk Heavy BTiv Ing Gloves. Sl.OO for WatcP-rcslSting Cni.. skin Gloves. sl.OO and SI.5O for street and Evening kid Gloves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
Xmas Things from the Carpet
 and Drapery Department.
Next to ''ToyIand"

This department is bubbling over with good things for Xmas shoppers; for instance:
 Beautiful Rugs for home decorations, all good cheer emanates from the home; if so, why isn't beautiful Rug an important suggestion Ours cer tainly are. All patterns shades and weaves
 98c and up New Pictures just received, in oval gilt frames, representing the works of modern masters, very suitable for bed rooms, halls and "dens," spe- clal ...'.... DUG Just one hundred Beveled Mirrors, in walnut and mission design frames, with edges of heavy brass moulding this sale. e.....................4Sc .4Sc Beautiful line of Pictures, representing horses heads and other beautiful reproductions, this sale special ......t.......:"'.... ....... 4oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
NEWS AND nolS' mInrS.

H1-N - NN' t'' hAAs H' SOc for NeRIigrc tlCs"mS. In fancy patterns u'i white grounds.
 SI.OO--Ehr greatest shirt On earth at the pr.rr, Iin;tcd pr- som, cuffs on or .; cnm or plain; for S- 55
 MEN's JEW II.R.. scarf Pins In tl' u.,, iattern~ storing cHur r:rd and Geld plate. hrrmcEte cellar hut tOuE. This .Werk Sct of four for 75c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
SPENDERS.

Every we'll dressed am has a pair of SuSpentlcrS for every pair of trousers; H v6uiI ni- ways be safe in TiViDE suspen- ders for Christmas gifts. We have just received 3.t OO pairs for the holidays. Tn! Ur one pair in a box, price rom c@c to SI.S0
 25c for pair I'an"y Lisle SuS.I n- dcFs. in Christmas tOx 5Oc for pair Fancy ;tk SuSprn dcrs, in box
 3Oc for choice of goo SGVIrs iH 'n" most fumOu mRkcs, Ich aS CToVn II, and IuYOt, .'aEiP mn. Fl and F.
 Our SpeCial-BON V8niuininR SuspcndeFS, .rm BTTdS and Carriers, ... ... e.. 5Uc and Joe
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08
!; RAILROAD GOSSIP

Master Mechanic Cameron
and family will soon take pos
session of the L. P. North resi-
dence or Oconee and N. Main
street.
Mrs. Thayer, wife of Machin.
ist E. B. Thayer, came down from
Waycross, last Saturday ard is
now at home at the boarding
house of Mrs. Green on Wheele
avenue.
Tom Berry, of Atlanta, tie
clever claim agent, for the A. B.
& A., showed his smiling face in
this city yesterday.
The strike is off aud the A. B
& A. clock has resumed worl
but we hear grave doubts as t.
it's relia bility in keeping correc'
time. Possibly it is keepint
step with the passenger trains.
J. L. Hunt. of Macon, the gen.
tlemanly travelling passenge'
gent for the Southern Railway
Co, was pleasant visitor in this
city on Tuesday, the guest of w
H. r. gers.
Floyd Whitman express mess.
enger on the A. B. & A. started
on bis run on trains No. 2 and 3
this morning.
Mrs. J. c, Wagner. wife of the
foreman of the Car department
at the shops came from Way cross
this week. She is owner of the
|Schrackengast property near the
shops.
Walter Stiles, boiler maker at
the shops, came in This week.
Boiler.maker J.Baker and fam.
ily moved here from Waycross
yesterday.
Conductor w. C. Smith tool
four extra coaches to Douglas
| " edue>day on account of the 647
visitors to that city.
Mrs. T. F. Buck low wife of en-.
gineer Bucklow came from Tho.
nasville yesterday and was the
guest of Miss A. Nj. Gibbs.
B iler-maker ]. A. Ho wa d
and wife aud Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Faust have moved from Way.
cross and have their headquar-
ters at the Waters boarding
1ouse on N. Lee street. NJ {.
Faust is general foreman of tie
shops.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08
Left Over from Tuesday.

Mrs. Sarah Martin, of Bush
nell. South Carolina, returned
home yesterday.
T. M. Hopper, as Tuba, ac-
companied by /. M. Nixon as Coz
met went to Douglas yesterday
to assist the band during the
fair.
Mrs. N. Harland, of South
Dakota is making her headquar.
ters at the Pearson house on
Grant st.
C ECrawley's horse became
frightened yesterday afternoon
and ran down Central Avenue un-
il be turned the corner at the
,os,ffice whe n he ran into some
building stone, where he upse'
be buggy and broke loose, am
then perfor med the acroba.io
eat of leapirg clear over the
,sck of another horse, then
took the street as though
such performances were an ev-
cry day affair. Mr.. Cra"ley
vas thrown out of the buggy but
not injured.
Presiding elder. w. S. Par.
IONS v i'll preach 10 the First M.
f.. church mex, Sunday, forenoon
md evening. Every mem Der ur-
ed to be present at commun-
ion.
Mai,r M. Buice took bis de.
parture today, for Beltou. waere
he will recuperate in the m oun.
,ain air.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

The following LOIS were adve r.
tised but not sold andthe owners
will be given thirty days to set
tie back taxes. We give below a
list of the lots with the ma me OF
the claim.
Lot 8 sq-9 Blk III. M Warren.
Lot IL Or 10 Blk 2-J B Seanor.
Lot II Sqr 10 Blk 2-B D,ckarsou.
Lot 10 sqr l3 Blk 2-K Q French.
Lot S So Blk 3-Ada Worner.
Lot 2 Sqr3 xix 5-Barber Bros & 90.
Lot IL Sqr Is Blk 81 E. Mercer.
Lot l3 Sqr l5 Blk 6-R =. Pritchard.
Lot II Sqr 8 Ak 7-Barber Bros & Co.
Lo' 8 ~qr 10 Biz II. B. D Paulk.
Lot 81 Sqr Is Big I'll L Pritc hard
Lot IL Sqt2 Bib s-Garbu,t Lum. 90.
Lot IL Sqr 2 Biz S-Garbut. Lum. Go
Lot i3 So q Blk I'D. Bennett,
Lot % >qr Blk l0-Fitz. Trust Co.
Lot z "a ~ Blk 11-H. L. Pritchard.
Lot Sqr 15 Blk 12-Mrs. l.. P. Hayes
Lot 10 sqr Blk 13-I O. Gray.
Lot II Sqr Blk 13-E. G Fletcher.
acre tract no 1885 Iohn Roger.
8 A tract no 1852 Henry Dnffeudc oh.
A tract no 10 81. W. Hamilton
A tract 1914 Stetson and Mcdonald
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

Every once in a while some one
calls our attention 10 cruelty TO
animals on our streets. We
need a humane society in this
city.
FOR SALE-Pure bred White
Wyandotte cockerels (Dustan
Strain) Phone 1862. six rings.
Rev. O. O. johnson and wife
aud Mrs. ]. I. French returned
Monday from Atlanta, where
they had attended the annual
conference of the United Breth.
rem church. Rev. johnson aud
wife having been admitted to the
conference, aud will start on an
evaugelistic tour. Rev. T. H
Triplett serving as p stor of the
church in this city in place Of
Rev. Johnson.
Mr.. F. Hansen took his de-
PARTON yesterday for New Or
leans, where he goes to Inspect
the machinery for his factory.
and proven satisfactory itlwill be
shipped to Hansen at once.
Skilled artists. prom pit service.
at GRAFT Street Barbor Shop
HwsDn & Walker. Mkrs. #
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

have sold my entire interest
10 the Vendrome Grocery to MIR.
J. P. Peterson. / am response
for all bills and debts owed by
the said Vendrome Grocery con
tracted prior to Oct. I25th, 1876,
aud all accounts due the Ven
dro ne Grocery up TO that date
are due me, and payable to N.Y.
self or Mr. BeDj,imin. Ian not
IN any way connected with the
Veodrome Grocery and am not
res Jonsible for bills against said
Vendrome Grocery after Ocl. IS.
1876.
NJ. D. HoLr.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

The ladies Exchange of the
Presbyterian church made a
great display of te mpting viands
at the thomson Hardware store
on last Saturday, aud gain d
such a reputation for wholesome
cooking that they will be oblig-
ed to prepare a larger supply for
next Saturday.
P. S. All bills due me on ac-
count of Vendrome Grocery
must be settled on or by Dec, l
1906.
M. D HOLT.
Mrs. E. Bos'ler. Mrs. l.. A.
Solsbury and daughter Pearl, of
indianapolis, Ind.. arrived this
morning aud are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker on Sheridan
street.
Wanted a hotel keeper. A
competent and responsible party
wi be given house rent and fuel
and four dollars per week for
board for a number of boarders.
I will guarantee the weekly pay
ment Of the boarders who work
at my plant.
r. J. Hanson.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

THE butcher. Phone 167. t
Mrs. N. Slocum returned t.
Double Run yesterday.
The Fitzgerald Drug Co., re-
modelled their store front yes
erday.
FOR RENT:-Two furuished d
rcoms for light housekeeping
2t Jos. Burkhart.
The supreme court has declar'
ed "that morals are the grea
al m of the government"
Sheet music, sweetest songs.
iauceable pieces. five for one dol
lar at Oxford's book store.
Religion does not amount 10
much unless it touches the i've
of men and women and max,
the m better.
Mrs. D. N. Taylor whohas spent
the past three months in Ne"
York and Indiani, returned home
yesterday.
Dr.. Roberts and family. o.
W;iiacoochee, were in the C it,
on Monday, prospecting for a fu
ture home. They retu r n e d
home today favorably impressed
with FItZyerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

Get busy at something useful
DR.. C. B. White and son DR.
Lamb. spent today in Douglas.
Mrs. S. Klinknett has return
ed home from Washington city
Coal. brick, sewer pipe, Fitz
gerald Pottery Co. If
Mrs. w. e. Sheperd and Miss
Ruba Bougan, of Wray, were
in this city on Saturday.
Long loans on City property
or Farm lands.
Apply to c. B. TEAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Luke
are visiting relatives in Sher'
perd and other points this week
For rent:-One furnished,
room 10 the Buice building. Ap-
ply to Mrs. M A. Evans.
Mrs I. M. Wimbish took be-
departure yesterday for jack
sonville, Fla, where she will vis-
it until the twentieth.
A housekeeper wanted for the
Lee.Graut Hotel good reference s
and good health required. 40
ply to Mr.. Lon Dickey. 1888
Rev. Carl Minor. is visitor in
this city and as usual the well
come guest of many friends.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. T. S1umaker
took heir departure for Jack
sonville, Fla this morning. And
will take in ST. Augustinr before
their return.
Losr-A Masonic pin. Re-
turn to :his Office. 17-2t.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08
TABLE BOARDERS.

I am now prepared to accommo'
date a limited nun ber of board
ers.
Location, first house west of
A., 3. & A. depot.
Pleasant Rooms.
First-olass Board.
Bath Room.
Rates Reasonable.
Mrs. BERT BROWN.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08
Take Notice Land Owne, 5.

The city council sold eight lots
today that had been bought in by
the city at its own sales for taxes
10 pat years. The lots sold are
sS foil ,u,S
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08
as follows,

Dealers in horses and mules
we have just receivt d a car load
1t will pay you to see US before
buying you will find US at Rog.
ers stables on Grant street.
Novel; g. Carrither.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08
For Sale.

392 acres of land. 6 horse farm
in cultivation all fresh. Two
good d wellings, 6 rooms each,
tenant houses and good fame
barn. Farm under good board
fence, S miles from Fitzgerald.
Apply az this ffice.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stone, who
have spent the sum mer in the
north, returned home yesterday
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

L. STA beaded silk cape on
Oct 11,h on Central Avenue or
on the road to my place one and
one.half miles northeast of the
CITY. Finder plea. .e leave at this
ofhce or at my residence.
Mrs. E. F. Pollard.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

Hon. Wm Henderson was up
from Ocilla to see how they vote
ia Ben Hill.
Clever Tom Price was mixing
with his friends about the q, lis
today.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

Presenting in their heaer which is waterproof
lgntd electricity best plays before the
American people AL New York Northern Le
Grippe "Ihe Runaway Match Welded and Part.
ed" why Sn." Tennessee Partner" Under Two
Flags" Dora Thorne," and many others.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

Mothers Friend is assoothing. softeuine,
relaxing lininlent. a muscle maker, invig.
orator and freshcner. 1t puts new power
into the back and hips of a coming ino,her.
1t is applied externally only. there ID
no dosing and swallowing Of nasty drugs,
no inward treatment at all.
The state of the mother during CESSATION
may influence the disposition and future
of the child; that is one reason why moth.
ers should watch their condition and
avoid pain. Her health, that Of The child
and their lives, depend OIL keeping free
from pain, worry and melancholy. BE Of
good cheer, strong Of heart aud Ieaceful
mind. Mothers Friend can and will
make you so. Bearing down rains. morn
ing sickness. sore breast and insomnia are
all relieved by this wonderful Eenisdy,
Or druggists at 81 90 per Isatle
Sensi for our book 'sf1Otheglio0d's free.
IgE saA0siELD REGvLAIos 90, AsLAxSA a
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

Georoia's Best Smok-
ers are Made in Fritz
gerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08

TO EXCHANGE
A box of &C. B. s." Ci-
yyars for Piano or Auto
mobile. Must be in
good condition. Ref
ercnces exchanged.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-08
Notice of Sale and Transfer.

Novel; & Carrither.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23
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these eyes are not for seeing exact
ly. but they serve a no less important
purpose. They belong to a Plant
called the shining moss" which grows
IN cracks and crannies i'm old stone
walls and rocky precipices. and appear
TO take every precaution against ex-
posing itself to full daylight. Only
within few years, says an expert at
the Botanical Gardens in Washing
ton. has the fact been learned that the
property possessed by this moss OF
SHINING in the gloom of its dwelling
places IS due not to phosphorescence,
hut to the existence on the surface Of
the leaves Of thousands of minute cells
hllcd with transparent liquid and
SNAPPED like the lenses of an eve.
These microscopic eyes focus the faint
light that reaches them upon the green
colorinG matter Of the leaves, called the
chlorophyll, and thus enable the plant
to live.
SHINING moss appears first to have
been described in France, but recent
writer's on natural history have shown
that it abounds in some parts of this
country also.
There are other plants that exhibit a
similar phenomenon, and the expert re-
ferrAd to includes among them the ice
plant and certain varieties Of begonia.
Philadelphia Record.