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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22
Boarders Wanted.

Apply to Mrs. Bert Brown,
Jessamine street, End house east
of Grant.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22
Flush all the water mains.

over from Broxton yesterday
greeting friends and shopping.
| Mrs. Nellie Jones, trained
nurse took the train for Osierfeld
today to care for a patient of DR..
E. ]. Dorminey.
If it's in cans and marked Van
Camps its good. 34-tf.
Jewel Short, of Commerce,
brother of Policeman Short, and
a first class printer, is now at
home in this city.
Mrs. Ratcliff will leave Thurs
day for visit among old friends
at Huntington Indiana where she
will spend the summer.
Oleomargerine. High grade
at Whitchards. 131-tf
Do you know that the newest
sweet songs can be obtained at
Oxfords? If.
w. M. Mccormick and wife
and alderman Hooker are in
Augusta attending the Odd Eel
lows Grand Lodge which will be
in session all week.
David r. Frances, former gov
ernor of Missouri, is in daily re-
ceipt of letters threatening as
sassination unless he pays the
writer $4,000.
For Sale:-One of the best
mich cows in this section. In
quire at this Office.
T. M. Hopper claims that he
will soon have one of the best
bands in this part of the country.
He has under training eighteen
members mostly new beginners
and young men.
Will Adams has a position in
the commissary department of
the A. B. & A. and started yes
terday for Brunswick. His
work will take him all over the
whole A. B. & A. system.
NOTICE.
The Woman's Veteran Re-
lief Union and Union Veterans
Union will hold Memorial service
in honor of their patriotic dead,
in the Odd Fellows Hall Satur-
day May 70 at 2 p. m. Every
body invited, Matte A Harvey
Score tary.
S. ]. White and family, star
ted for their northern home in
Danville, Ills. yesterday after
having spent the winter in this
city, with Mrs. Whites parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Stevenson.
DR.. C. A. Matthias and wife,
took the train yesterday''for their
home in McComb, Ohio, where
the Doctor will go on the operat-
ing table for the amputation of
his arm which has been rapidly
growing worse the past two
weeks. But for this they would
have remained with us month
longer.
Now we have Health Inspec-
tor the next thing in order is the
dog-catcher with his little cart.
The continual barking at the
moon all night long by enough
dogs to fill an Indian village is not
conducive to sleep, which is ma
lures great restorer.
Miss Lizzie Kate Oxford enter
tanned quite a mum Der of friends
Friday evening May 18th at the
Oxford home on south Main ST.,
The games and plays continued
until $50 when the guests were
led into the spacious dining room
where the decorated table, laden
with refreshments, became the
center of attraction; after the
supper the guests departed with
many words of felicitation to the
oL,~ro;or xrou1o boSteSS M;aS
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22

Styles for dogs is constantly
changing. The latest is rubber
shoes.
Ask your Grocer for Var
Camps. 34.tf.
Miss Bell Moore, stopped over
between trains on her way from
Omega to Broxton Saturday.
The most fastidions house
wives buy Royal -four. If.
Roy Hogle went to Triton Sat-
urday where he will join his
father.
Mr.. w. F. Rudisill, has re-
turned from his trip to Texas
and Mexico.
Hot and cold baths at the
Grant Street Barber Shop, P. B.
Owen, Proprietor. If
Mrs. J, B. Adkins, of Broxton
was among out of town shoppers
on Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. bikes and little
Miss Lola Bell and Baby Ethel,
are visiting in Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Duchardt
have returned from Florida
where they have been visiting.
DR.. Townsend has moved his
Office to the Davis building lately
completed, on Central avenue.
Have you seen the art supple
ments to such songs as the Cow
boy girl, at Oxfords? If.
Miss Emma Larpo, of Vienna
who has been visiting Mrs. A.
H. Brown returned home on Sat-
urday.
wANTED-Several day board
ers, apply to Mrs. Bert Brown,
essamine st. End house east of
Grant st.
WANrED-1O cords four-foot
wood per week.
F. M. GRAHAM & Co.
Miss Mary Ravenscroft, is
attending the commencement
exercises of the High school at
Oglethorpe.
Rev. Davis returned home last
Saturday from Chattanooga,
Tenn. where he attended the
Baptist convention.
Fire-proof terra Gotta stove
flues. Cheaper than brick, bet
ter than anything.
Fitzgerald Pottery Co.
Atthe Enterprise Office.
Mrs. E. w. Reid and baby
Kathleen, are visiting in Triton
with Mrs. Reid's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Perkins.
Boarders wanted: See Mrs. Nc
Daniel at the Griffin Home north
Lee st. tt.
The A. B. & A. employe, who
had his leg broken a couple OF
weeks ago, is improving rapidly.
He is now self helpful.
Mrs. r. w. Mormon, of Am
brose, returned home Saturday
after visiting her sister, Mrs. X.
S. Duckworth of this city.
/, Citizens outside of the bust
ness portion of the city complain
of stagnant water in the water
mains, Flush the water mains.
Call for the Georgia Best Smok-
err brand, G. B. S They are
made In Fitzgerald aud guaran'
teed all Havana, tt
Mrs. W. c. Buckner, took the
train yesterday for her school al
Osierfe1d. This is the last week
of school for this term.
The newest book In the world
and one of the most interesting
Is the horrors of the San Fran
cisco earthquake and fires ant
the eruption of Vesuvius. Fo1
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-22
Editor Rogers, of Irwinville

Editor Rogers, of Irwinville,
was visitor in town today.
It is now not only greater
Fitzgerald, but cleaner Fitz-
gerald.
C. B1ystone took his ia mily
and household effects to Bush
nell this morning where they
will make their home for the
present.
Sanitary Notice to the Public.
You are required 10 put your
pre- misses in a sanitary condition
within twenty-four hours and It
is to be kept IN that condition. So
that means absolutely to clean up
all rubbish and fill up low places
where water might stand any
length OF time. No Stops to be
thrown where they will sour and
no paper thrown out anywhere.
Keep your trash and paper burnt
up all the time. The sanitary
rules Of the city requires it sud
as Sanitary Inspector I will not
accept any place as 'aeing in a
sanitary conaijc-n unless it fills
all These re"quirements.
r. G. BUTLER,
+ 65.tf Sanitary Inspector.
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vrLzRGER DITIDENDS
~, Stockholders Meet to Make
demands on Directors.

esu issued by Edward ". Henck
Pssus..' proaaway VINO has been active in the
q no = - get larger dividends on the stock
ss5FsH'.-,. .,,.sn Company and distribution OF
~ Of the s2zOoOooo surplus now in its treas
81 So : william street
& No - WAS elected chairman, and was au-
W ~. sr r. appoint commSteo Of three to fOrma-
. action % ''s ssa WI, S'' ss iss1 steps cps
Voaio :. a. a nesting 20 be called later by the
snt r. -. Henry 7. smith. Of this city. and A b.
cssiFn-' :, buffalo. were appointed 10 act in con-
Ksoss' LEI NJ Henck as this committee. About
fsfDS.as we're represented * the meeting. the
ies s'- ~ esch psrson present ranging from 900
Z % Shares, clio. 81. ,,or,r,srt snor,, ,. ~,
= "" : q friendly spirit: that . commits e
ss-sskeh. lie annual meeting OF the Pullman
should at's -. Chicago n November. and present
Conpans - - me hoard Of directors for larger
IRE TeqVHe 80 foT an explanation OF the purposes
dddena. 80 TIE surplus is being utilized and ac-
f5T WtIoss - this request meets With favor
ssrrulsi.soa, On the part Of the directors, other
So VII be -aken.
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Excursions.
Citations.

IDIDDLE NARY ANS.-THE PEOPLE OF THE
HI State OF New York by the grace OF God free
independent, Frederick Chalmers Margaret Hawley
Jesse Chalmers, HArris H Chalmers. Charles Chai
Thomas II. Chalmers Mary Chalmers, Helen Chal-
Grace Chsmers Alexander G. Chalmers. the
and next % kin OF Mary Ann Riddle deceased send greet
ing:
Whereas Charles /. Holt. OF the City New York.
lately applied SurrDgstss Court OF County
New York a certain instrument IN writing.
latng both real personal duly proved
sst win OF Mary Ann Ri6dle. late OF
the County New York deceased; therefore you and
each you cited before the Surrogate OF
County OF New York his Office IN the County OF
New York on the 18Th day o. November one thousand
hundred and six at half-past ten O'Clock In the
day. then and there 10 attend the
bate said last VIII and testament.
such OF hereby cited rs are under the
age twerty-one years required 10 by
guardian one, II have none 10
pear apply be appointed IN the event
Of your neglect failure 70 90 guardian VIII be
appointed Surrogate represent and act for you
p proceeding
IN testimony whereof caused the seal Of the
-urrOgates Court OF the said County Of New
Nork efflZed. Witness Hon
Frank T. FiizgcrRld Surrogate % said
S-o,u+y OF New said county, the lSth o.
septernher year Of Lord thousand nine
hundred ana SIX DANIEL : DoNDN
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att SCHEDULE HEARING GOES ON
,.s-osss oontending for Most Economical
Method Of Filing.

A.,g.on. oct "A continuance Of the hear
- ~. method OF fling tariffs was had by
" .r,s-i,,as II the railroads to-day before the
'....s,ate Commerce Commission. The representa-
-. q the railroads ere eontending for the most
t's..,el method n preparing and filing the tar
foHs~,i,,e q the value Of the method TO the
|@ :, ,,t1ir They maintain that their agents
fse.s. esbinpers viii he able easily 70 understand
ane ll,ee - rrsy are prepared and printed by
% Ns,-S ~. that = al that may be necessary.
rfI.. re hearing now in progress the Interstate
AZ. --s Commission will issue an order respect
ooal..s.a flfrg al tariffs. which will he the final
- or the s-aiA'J
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.rr STOCK sTAMPs eALk swlNDLg.

.. rank of The Manhattan Company. which is
-. ,slrisl agent az the state for the sale OF the
-, transfer TAX stamps, IS now selling new
.s-ssss Of an denominations Of these stamps,
-. are similar in appearance TO the original
" mr. are printed on safety paper ana are
STE that they cannot he successfully washed
y r~bS4fr,Itf1r Of the new stamps was made
p, ,r an end 10 washing the cancellation marks
- - sse5 stamps and selling them as new
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single Insertions 0 cents per line sixteen
words. seven times consecuuvely. u. NElea
entities advertisers 20 have rooma eh 1,e
for q period Of l)urteen OAyb IA AHe ,-.
uns's Directory u DesiTabis kooihA- WINS
for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may Re had. free Of charge. az The Uptos ssa
Office OF The Nsw-YOrk Tribune. ASo'
broadway between Both and 57th s's.
BROADWAY. 1852. near I52d--LArge fur
uishe1. sunny 'front.' room, with oalns "
let. IN private house
10 LEXINGTON AVE. iO7th-iOsth.-
COSY Furnished parlOr. for business - ~,
frort room. Two beds, hall rooms 81 ~
Maya
GENTLEMAN requiring room IN eEe l'.',.a e
family al modern improvements - -.
tor s6th sun. oar mn same by aqni sa-.e
J G. Tribune Uptown once. la"4 b''11
way.
ROOMS. Two gentleman; every oonEenienos o
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rs BRONX -Couvsn.s subway station
sunny room; Use bath steam heat 80 80
ress woman preferred references azores
w, Tribase Uptown once. 1854 bIoaN
way
2ap ST. ss2 WEST -Nio.iy furnishes
rooms. alEo fine studio. private house. a.
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press
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HELP WANTED.
Nals

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 TO $50 monthly st home IN spare tins
corresponding for newspapers; no canvass
ing; experience unnecessary. Send fOr par-
ticulars. Press Syndicate. Lockport. y. Y
n. Y.
CARPENTER FOREMAN wanted; expert
enced on reinforced concrete construction
Apply Charles /. Pitts Co.. Inc, 210 18th
St, Jersey City
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rurN1sHEp ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI.
I7GTFF ST go WEET.-Elegant furnished
room, electric light: view on Hudson; one
block from subway. LAchtenstein.
Aba BROADWAY near 18th st.--Chsrm-
tre parI0r bedroom. near Columbia. Riv-
erslds and subway. elegant location: ma
apartment. Nigg.
18TH ST. $50 W-EST.-Large newly fur
nlrhed front and back rooms: brass bsds
and an conveniences; gentlemen. references
TARGr FRONT ROOM. hot and cola
water. al c1nvsniences. gentlemen; tels-
phone connection. Victorine. 10 West 18Th
street.
DOGS AND BIRDS.
FOR SALE Best partridge dog IN Amfr-
tca-a Pointer. The above sentence coVsfs
as rar,e birds Is not a cheap one. Ad-
6rass ErnUk ReikeTt. Poughkespsie y. y.
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.
.T.NT-FAC TUFERS OF billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley build
.rs. lowest prices. MARK BROS. "A
Union square
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yFRnN EXTERsuNAToRs.

TRADE 'fSyRE pop" MARK
Established 1897. Rats. reaches. ants
- - - b-ahugs eEteTmiuated By nsuy
1850. in two hours. trained ferrets. ex-
.!ss,.,,,irstors 25c- 50c.. 81 o.. Mail ORDERS
lien prompt attention Ie.ephone 3sOS-
FsD6LPH ISAACSE.N 4 son. "a
LII. IN, A. Cautlon-No g0o1s genuine IN
lesa marked
&c SURE POP. !"
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u ,"N- LLFsTD T.-IN PURSUANCE OF Az
a. r, a.. ..." A1-eI e. Thomas. a Surrogate %
ges-. Or @rr AorA. notice IL hereby given 10 al
--.-- Gains against Edward J Brown late %
tees .- -l-Etat-au city County OF New Yort.
e h. li+frii t-e same. with the vouchers thereof
gt-, m e'e.-tr.s q last Will and Tesla
t1ts.-- EDWARD j. brown. deceased az her place OF
As s--t -----~s ~ the Office q William H !. Lee
szr5---'s. a' no = Pine street in the borough q
IL lsv-y me -l.F " New York. o before tho
q ~ S'fo-ga 1, Manhattan. city % New York. July
EI-IZ ABETH Q. BROWN,
WIIr.,. -- E1ecutriK. etc.
LIAM u T. LEE Attorney for EIecutriz.
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RESTAURANTS.
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood ana iron working ina chimes, fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
changed. GID 3 EDDY. 39s Madison St
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.
DID RELIABLE FuRRrERs


OLD RELIABLE FURRrERs
Will remodel, repair and alter your old fur
garments into the latest fashionable styles
at positive saving OF so per cent Old furs
bought and exchanged. Don's throw away
Your old fur9: you can have them axchau gsd
for new garments. HIRSHFELD FUR CO.,
5S West 2lst st., near 9Th ave. Tslephons
ll23-GramsEcy.
A.-MADAME JUIIETTE, French drsss-
maker: lust returned rom Paris with lat
est models; inspection invited materials
accepted; reasonable. IS West 45th ~.
DRESSMAKING.-Ou by the day; 81 IS /;
select families; hours 0 to B. Apply, By
letter only, Miss y. Hughes. ss1 Putnam
ave, Brooklyn
DRESS8fAKER will make suits from IS I'D;
perfect NJ guaranteed; also 60 out by the
day. 10 years reference. Mrs. wetmore.
24S3 Sth ave.
II. FORSTER. dealer IN and maker OF ina
furs and fur garments; repairing and TO
modelling at modsTats prices. u West 125th
ST., near LsnoX ave.
SEAL GARMENTS and other nns surs re-
paired. redyed and remodelled into latest
styles at exceptionally low prices; fur gar
nents made TO order Mrs E. J. Barker,
ssS Park ave, near nth ST, late with 9. @.
Gunther's Sons. 9Th ave Tel 1O16-7eth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10

LOST.
LOST--Bankbook No. 451. O55. on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present the
same to the bank within thirty days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and
extinguished, and new one issued In lieu
thereof.
LOST or STOLEN. Handbook No. 500 3Ss
Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank;
payment stopped; please return book 70
bank No. 81 Chambers st.
LOST.-BankbOok No. 446. 4O5 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having a claim 70 It Is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
LOsT-Bankbook No. 24s soc Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. ANY
person having a claim TO IL IS hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten DAYS
OF submit TO having said rassbook cancelled
and a new one issued
LOST.-Bankbok No. s04. 225 Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave, New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return box TO bank
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
s40 to $50 monthly az nome in spare time
corresponding for newspapers. no canvass
ing; experience unnecessary, Send for par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport.
n. 7,
HOUSEKEEPER.- 9 ADULTS;
apartment: references 4. D. H, eli
West Hath 81.
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Business Opportunities.

WAN-ED The loan OF SEQ Tor a term OF i've years
" a. o. hest sa--rity. Address Il. BOX q, Tribune
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid FOR ladies', gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing
nne Evening and Street Costumes, Jewelry.
Bic-a-Brac, Furs. etc Mr.. or Mrs. N
NATAL. T4S 9Th ave. Tel. eTO-Bryant
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For Porto [R1Go
Steamships Of the RED - LINE WIN
sail Tor san Juan direct. a. follows:
6. 8. CARACAS. Saturday. Oct g Noon
s. s. PHILADELPHIA .Sas. Oct a. aoeza
For freight or passage apply 70
BOULTON. BLISS DALLErT
General Managers. g Wall ST
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Full information concerning these rooms
r1sy Re had free OF charge. at the Uptonn
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SuY0gdteS Notices.

0urf0g gates Notices.
r PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON Amer @.
Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF View
l9-H notice is hereby given % al persons having
SeIs Esslns. H au. Low Foster Osborn. late OF The
.--f q Aew York. deceased, present the same with
Its ueso 'a t SUBSCRIBER az their place trans
--g business o.. Once q Parz1ns. Closson McTlvatne
soh isls 30 ~ William Street in the Borough az
-lla-ia-. N mo City or View York before the
= ca NJ Nara. -+lT. mex
acc Ae7 Yer .e IIrf Gzy o. September, 1905
LAESARET A. OSBORN. -.
-. ElTfCR Il OSBORN. -ASea1oih
PARSONS ClDs-.N & McILVAISE Attorneys tor Ex-
tcIic-s, % William s. y Y.
noRSAE HA2IIENON-IN PURSUANCE OF AZ
- o'oe- az Er-. AbrcT @ Thomas Surrogate OF
- losr'y % Sew ork. nutloe hereby given "a
' persons having ca.us sgains; Hamtoa Morgan de-
e.'s- late 20 city and County Of Neg Yorl, ~ -.
-he same 0t- vouchers therefor 70 tie iIn6er.
-. executors ~ rn last VIII testament OF said
q, l.a, NoEsar, DECEASED a. their once a. the Of
90 .lessrE August Belmont d Co, N5 g Nassau
60 Nov 1ork cry before ths TN gay OF De
-a's- New YORK June 5th. zoe
AUGUST BELMONT.
EWARD MORGAN. JR-.
Executors
ss s'sw3r- Iar-s1n Attorney for Executors 90 wan
e-st- Sew AarS city.
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- -. H2sAAioaD HIN PURSUANCE. OF AN
&C., ~ r.".- Ebuer c. Thomas, q EurrOgats
PEN Panty re Sew York. notice is hereby given 70 ali
60 -t.-LE .a-ls against R0samond n. Ilsley. late
N'.f A.. New York. deceased. % present
-. :. -rs thereof 70 tho subscribers az their
d y Ie-ha TIP business. ~ the Office OF Atwater z
H. 81. % re street IN the Borough OF Man
A. 10y -t -eE York On o. before ths 1ss day %
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
NOW CONFINED AT EASTERN
INDIANA HOSPITAL FOR
THE INSANE.
SUPREME COURTS DECISION
Practically Gives Patient His Free
.dom-Dr. Smith Doubts Wheth-
er He Can Be Released.

The attorneys for John Terrell,
the demented Hartford City murder
er, now confined at the Eastern In
diana Hospital at East Haven, have
demanded a retrial of his case at the
April term of the Wells County Cir
cult court, on the grounds Of the re-
versal Of the lower court s decision,
sentencing Terrell to life imprison-
ment, which was recently handed
down by the Supreme Court.
In this decision the original affida-
Wit is ordered quashed on the ground
that it alleges an impossible date.
This practically gives Terrell his
freedom.
Superintendent Smith, Of the East
ern Indiana Insane Hospital was ask
ed last evening about the matter, and
he stated that he had received no in
formation, official or otherwise and
had nothing whatever to say. How
ever, he expressed his opinion that
Terrell could not be retired until he
had secured his discharge from the
Insane Hospital. 1t was recently
learned that Terrell was hopelessly
insane and it is doubtful If he is
ever released from the institution
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
DEpAUW LIGHTENS COURSE
BIBLE STUDY AND SOME MATH
EMATIcs ARE DROPPED.
Dropping of Bible Study at School Is
Observation-Disclosures at
Earlham,

In order to make the work lighter
for the freshmen who will enter De-
Paw in the future, the faculty of
that college has decided to eliminate
one hour course in Bible study and
a two hour course in mathematics
from the required list of studies.
Much surprised was expressed all
over the state that DePauw, which
is denominational institution,
should drop Bible study.
When asked whether the same
course would be followed at Earlham
President Kelley stated that no such
action would be taken as it had new
er been considered and probably new
er would be. President Kelley also
said that Earlham used the elective
system to a large extent, and that
students were not required tos take
the Bible course. tef g
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12


By the courtesy of the Pennsylva-
MIA lines, Purdue University has
been able to add another engine to its
collection of historic locomotives.
F., This latest acquisition, which is the
sixth locomotive to take it's place in
the Purdue museum, is the "Reuben
Wells,' which was built in 1868 by
what was then the Jacksonville,
Madison & Indianapolis Railway
company for use on the "Madison
incline.'' When the railroad was
built into Madison. part of the track
mile and quarter in length, had a
uniform grade of 80 feet to the
mile. The "Reuben Wells'' was
constructed for particular service on
this incline. A matter which lends
interest to the deposit of this loco
motive at Purdue is to be found in
the fact that it's designer and build
er, Reuben Wells, now superintend-
ent of the Rogers works of the Amer
lean Locomotive works, was one of
the five trustees of Purdue university
from 1875 to 1881.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
CENTRAL PASSENGER AssoCI-
ALTON TO TAKE ACTION ON
MATTER MONDAY.
ARMY OFFICERS MUST PAY
Full Fare Like Common Citizens
Clergymen May Not Be Affect
ed by New Ruling.

At a meeting Of the Central Pas
senger Association, which will be held
in Chicago today, a movement will
be put on foot to cut down the con-
cessions given to privileged classes,
such as clergymen, nuns, sisters of
mercy and army officers.
Heretofore all these classes of
people travelled on half fare, showing
a certificate which identified them to
be as they claimed, but since the anti
pass movement has stirred the rail
roads into collecting full fare from
all individuals, there has been a SEN
timent among railroad men against
the army officers and religious per-
sonages riding on half rates, and the
railroad companies, headed by the
roads in Ohio, are. making an effort
to stop this practice.
1t is not thought that ministers
will be affected by the ruling this
year, as many of the roads have al
ready entered into contrcts with the
clergy, but the roads hold that they
are not under any obligations to the
Government to carry the army Off
GERS, and this practice will be sure to
be eliminated.