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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
Some Fine Pears.
repairs

Among the visitors 20 this city Fri
dAy were l.. W. knight and son, j j.
knight, Of Cadillac.
Mr.. Knight, who is a progressive
citizen and n successful farmer and
fruit grover, brought to The Sun office
a fine cluster Of pears from one Of the
trees growing in his orchard. The
branch contained ten tlne pear, OF ex'
cellent shape, snd Mr. Knight states
that I've had fallen from the same.
The fruit il Of the Carver variety, and
IL large and sell shaped IL 10 OF de-
licious flavor. and one OF the moot pro-
life bearers in the fruit line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
eoMPllMgar to oAINgsvIlLs.
Ia Ma,an1As Cigar Factory Extending
Iia Business LargeN.

while the La MatanSas cigar fac
tory, Of which II. 3. Thomas is pro-
pristor, ia rot the Target "n earth ~
IL. Find. " 4. destined To- hr'Nre mg
thing iur both the city aud III, owner,
A. Il H. alresdy advertising Gaines
vile.
Mr.. Thomas, who IL a practical ci.
gar maker, started business ON a small
scale In Gainesville several mothe ago.
He manufactures only one brand OF
cigar, the Universilad, meanin' in
English the University; hut he has
made IL we'll, using gond material,
9th the result that he has been com.
pell, d. in order to meet the demand.
to employ another cigar maker, aud
indications are that that he must con.
,,nue to enlarge his industry.
Mr.. Thomas received n letter Friday
from A. r. Jones Of the WesIcott Car
rage Company, Richmond lnd order
inc 800 cigars for his Own use When in
Gainesville . few weeks ago puFchas-
I'd boz Of cigars OF you for my own
private use," he said, land since ! ar
rived here I have given n few away,
The gentlemen connected with me-
here are so we'll pleased that We have
made up n not and want you to send
us 800
The same mail Friday hroulht an
order from Henry North, Portland,
Oregon, for 800 Unversidad cigars
"for private use."
Al the present rate MIR, Thomas
must enlarge HE facilities, Ne IL IL i'm
possible for Kim to keep ~ with HE
local orders. He will make an extra
effort, however, to MI the orders
above.
Az q rule cigar makers are good
money makers and literal spendrts,
and q factory the size MIR, Thomas II
ompelled to eventually have here
gill prove q big thing Tor the eom-
meFclaI Interests,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
SPECIAL ELECTION
10 - sss 10 s>A -itG on So
9th Day Of October. A. D. 1906.

90 a. taftzs@s " sah Hlttins ~ SO sisets.f.
sastnrd ~ tetF Is saA sieati.-r $40 4lissti1ss
uhet.Ff ~ 80 a. ssfftaaEre a. smsta see
ttsa Tee ~ 81 a. 1ssFtss gFFfts,Fsns ~ ~ n
eitf a. tfnFoes1l - sat4 90 Ianrura skan -
aftf2fea - ~ a1sMstiys Vutr sf : nas lsrftF
~ - 80 sertass Faakzef - sste 81 $40
$3.50 - MatnFitf ~ al 40 IsAiWaas
taea esefeEf ~ 49, satd ar4nanRa a. -
afsrutea ~ thf aGFasGse esss sfs ras ~
~ - ~ eptss past steso 800 pfrfsssEtsla
"a fuAAaS Heef So tsaf eieulss1 sks1 -
n 80 49, 81 49, nsearatss. nst,ffs. a.. -
msia spua hsarels slFssta
~ i-1ta 49, assa % sefks sssDaa q =
49, $500 ~ sNo@asa - 49, faf
Jsea ~ rUaet u a Asau~rt.,e 40 D
- .a1 aff Fftal 4RVzaosed lnaBastaFs saG a
tsslesee elsfs|ss ssf e.sealla
teS~ ~ 90 eea a. ersi - 49, fstS -
tfa,ss :, - 20. - thts rsA car q a..
a n{ecsamAx, Arsiss a.so~
Asi~a . n III 80 eva
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
The Breath Of life.

lt's 4 significant fact that the strong.
est animal Of its siEs, the gorilla, also
has the largest lungs. Powerful lungs
means powerful creatures. How TO
keep the breathing organs right should
be man. chiefest study, Like thoI-
sands Of Others, Mrs. Ora A. stephens
Of Port Williams, O., has learned haw
90 do this She writes: Three bot.
tles OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery stop-
ped my cough Of ,wo gears and cured
me OF what my friends thought con.
sumption. o, it's grand for throat
and lung troubles " Guaranteed by
all Druggists Price SOC aud tl0O. Trial
bottle Tree.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
North Gainesville Benefit.

The good people Of North Gaines
vile gave an ice cream supper Thurs
day night at North Gainesville hall,
for the benefit Of repairing the build
ing. There was q good crowd prese nt'
as 10 always the case in North Gaines
vile. aud the evening was pleasantly
psssed. A neat sum. was realized
which will go u long way in making
repAire,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
1+Ycarole.eoy 10 NuIed.

Waco. Tea Sup' Tu'ha Jones
a li','ro'd hoy vas .bpt aud lin.
ed on. t,c ci;y hall square lie was
passing on side Nalk IN front Of a
saloon Just as Mark Flrnherg and Joe
Marx began duel with pistols. one
SHOT was tirri and this went Wild.
hitting the little fellow in the back
OF the head. killing him instantly.
F1rnberg was arrested
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08

Parks Dranalsie Company Coming.
Thsnlsr Rosn In :eaine'ville will
recoIleoa with pleasure the @. W.
Park Dramatic Cos thsater under
canvas, which showed thare last vim
ter aud whose entertainments Ire
thoroughly eni lyed by all ~ho we're
40 fortunate - - atte' I. The Puk
Dramatic COMPANY Is a:cJmpl-1e tne'
atsr under . water prooileanvAs light
ed by electricity. The Park Dramatic
Co. will shoW in Gainesville from
September 10Th to 18th, inclusive. and
will present an entire new series OF
mays. among them, Northern Lishts'
At Cripple Greek, Why Women SIM
Welded aud Parted, The Runaway
Netch and many others. Lpcation OF
lot East Union street, opposite hre
station.
Mr.PArk will be With IA all next
week with = change OF play nightly.
Prices, children 25c, adults Soc'
Reserved seats l0sts extra.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
NOTICE oF APPLICATION FoR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION > on CHAPTER
le~ LAWS Oh FiORIpA.

Notice h hsrohy given that y " BAKER Mgr
purchaser ~ Tar CerLnoats No als dated
the I'm DAY ~ July \. u ip7 has nled
made application for taR deed IN lAsue
In accordance with Law said certificate EN-.
braces The foli0wlna de~cFlbed property atii.
Ated la AlArhua county. F1ortea, toNli;
Nv A NJ of swN a SEX % sWh A Ne y
Of Ne 80 500 .. TT =. =. o. 81 as1 asfeA d
The sah Land being assesaed a. che date a.
the lssIeBce Of such eertiucat1 Ia the mans ~
~ Martinez
uale.a aid eortincate shall be redeemed go
cogdinH Va lac ta1 deed VIII Issue thereon nR
the sth day Of Octobef A. n l0R.
Wines my 0dBeiai sSnstare ana seAi aas
the ;Ih das OF september, A, 10 lsr
y. " WtEh0ks
I'd CieFk Circus Osburt AiashSa Go, -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
MASTERS SALE

Cndes ard by viFtaFe ~ . dscree ~ fore
closuFr gf Doftsase made Nnd rendsfsd ~
Mon, n Wits. Judge 20 the ClFcait cOar,
foe NE Esbth Judieia tirusit ~ tbs STATE ~
rofiha. oe he nth aaS o. August, A q tss
II esttain oaase thsSsin psa1inS 0n the
okanssff shis ~ aid eogft h Aaa fOE tks so,ln
y ~ Aiaohaa. state ~ Fl0fs1a. ehsgeln y
EGtGh 4 coUfaainaht AaA FetsY Wtk.Sh aa.s
foif Wheoo are dsfeedsata. I. e. n t.Aytoa,
~ special nastss "a ehseesfy app-anaod fos
80 Isrt<se. sih ssb ~ gatag aastloa 0s eash
esfo1r thf eoaft hoase door n Alsahua e0an,
~ Ftordg 90 hDnosT The ass aay ~ Oeso-
hef Dsiks, dartoa tAe iarel hssfs ~ ssls
~ no iolosina dssarBsa pfoBrrg. tD-Wis
To softhuess 4saftsf ~ the soash SEED
1aagtef - seeiloa Tvsasf Ga TsuaaiIit esg-
- So9at ~ Henxe Niastroa Eaes - tha Ia
isna..es MsfttiaA Ia AiAssas eoaasg, Piasi6s
s1staleles fcgD sefes a nD1 Wsofe W leo
tnaethef etth ah assa sifauisf tAr gsnasnenaa
And hsFe<ifsmsnv ~ 60 ss@a bsh.aaias ~
"a aaI Ws9 sDgeftslnins
SD pfpssFtJ "a - ~ ~ a. ts@gsfsr ~
fssst Wilsne ehd f.siif y hseH - aaslsfg go
~ eald dnTfee. fpes at ea<ta
n LAfTDs sspsrial asstsf
y hfNGnA sss.i~itns 20 conttsina
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
WILL MAKE A TOUR.
Oak Halls VIII Wait st. Augustine. DAY
tona and Orlando Next Week.

iona hnu OFlanoV NeS' WYNN
The Oak Hall baseball team, under
the management OF ]. X. Fowler, ex'
ptct to leave Monday on tour of =
week, and great things are expected ut
the boys. ~ they are pTae,ictnR daily
The team will 20 from here TO ST
Augustine, where they will play the
Ancient City team on Tuesday aud
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
will see what the DHytonA boys are
made OF. ami Saturday will round up
the weeks engagement with the Or
lAndo team.
The line.up ~ the Oak Halls Is not
yet made op, but will be published AZ
soon a. complete IL IL sufficient Ia
say At this time, however, that Mana
ger Fowler will take a frst.class team
and expects TO bring back a basket full
Of scalps.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
EXAMINATION rs OVER.
Thirty Three Applicants for Teachers
Certificates We're Present.

Certificates Were Present.
The examination OF applicants for
teachprs' certificates, AlachuA county,
which has been in progress in this city
since Tue'day, concluded Friday.
Thirty three applicants we're enter.
ed, and q great deal of interest has
been manifested In the work. The ex.
amioaiion was conducted 10y Prot W.
n. SheAls, assisted by Mis' Hsrena
shannon The work NJ grading the
papers will be taken up at once, and q
report 10 expected IN fsw days
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
Party or Parties Unknown
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

The Hoard 81 Count, Commissioner, hereby
uTers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
REWARD OF $500

fof the apprehension and 'uVietion Vt thc
partl 80 paFties who mariersd W G, Seuas
Eust q A ID tea
passed bt order ~ the Hoard on Tue~iAr.
Septe uDeT 4 a u tn
y " wIEN0Es
t'letk ard AHditng
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
NOTICE or ELECTION

Cndef anA b. tlrtBs Of 80 Dossf asd 90.
thnsttT vested 10 ne ] ~ Cisshmsn AstlaE
hsyor % 10 cts ~ Gsitsstife t10rtas DO
tegehf casa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08

TalahaSSee. ria. Aug q. IaS
WHEREAS. II Is Oficially made known to
me that on the night OF August Bth. 4 ~ ipoC
In tho County OF Alachua. state of FOFidN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-08
INDIVIDUAL REWARDS

vM paf 90 reward for ths afFeat aVd cVa.
vctloo Of The party az uartles y bo Murdered
sbe W q SehArs = bite ~ Hist stHinas Via
go the h,ghi ~ h0udar, Ausust . lsd
l. W FeHSELL
Sherld Aiacbusa C0ants
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12

A party of a dozen or more
came in from Abbeville over the
Seaboard this morning to tour
the city and shop site and at
tempted to hire Autos, of which
we have score, but they were all
out and the touring party hired
livery teams.
The remains of Ella Bishop, a
maiden lady, was shipped to Will
cox county this morning for
burial ia the family cemetery.
The deceased had been a sufferer
at the home of her aged mother
on Oconee street for several
months. The Enterprise ex-
tends sympathy.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
The Auction Sale Of Lots
Wednesday and Thursday

The Glynn Development Com.
pany. which recently purchased
so much of the finest property
adjoining the city, are advertis-
ingmost extensively big Auction
Sale of Lots to be held on their
Winona Heights on the IS and 10
of July.
This Company has done more
in the way of improving their
property than any company
which ever invested in Fitzger-
aid, and one needs only to go out
to Winona Heights to appreciate
the work they are doing and the
money they are spending in
shaping this property up for the
market. Wide Avenues have
been graded, every lot is staked
out with white posts, every
street corner has its name post
aud take it all it presents as fine
appearance as it is possible to
make any property look.
The class of work which this
company has done on their pro-
perty and the ideal location of
same assures the city of high
class addition. 1t is located on a
high ridge overlooking the city,
it is within easy walking distance
of the city, and also with the
shops. Central Avenue has
been extended thro the property
and the shortest drive to the
shops is thro this property. Nc
Kinley Avenue and Wheeler Ave-
nue. formerly Prospect Drive)
have been widened 10 sixty foot
Avenues.
This company has had many
inquiries for thir lots since the
work of opening has been pro-
crossing, but they have deferred
all would be purchasers until the
big opening, and it is safe to pre-
dict that there will be a big rush
for the lots, on the first morn
ing CT the sale. The terms
which the company are advertis
ing makes it possible for anyone
to purchase, they only requiring
a cash payment of SIS 90 on
lot.
There is no question but the re
will be big crowd present at
the big sale, and many a man
will buy a lot at this sale who
within the next few months will
be offered handsome profit on
same,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
MoneyIs the COuntry's Menace

BY HENRY WArrHRsoN. Journalist Louisville Ky. r
slavery was the of the Union 1853 money is its
- menace now AS slavery built up oligarchy in the
] - SOUTH MONEY rs BUILDING UP PLUTOC-
oaORACY in the Just that the government
could half and half slave true that the govern
does destroy the putocracy THE PLUTOCKAC1 WILL
! DESTROY THE GOVERNMENT. 1se & s e.@.e
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12

vigor and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not unccnl-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12

Mr.. c. W. Deming is in the
city. He is we'll known news
paper man and one of the best
,tadverhsers and promoters in the
Estate. He will have "a good deal
to say through the state dailies
about progressive Fitzgerald
within thessnext.few weeks. Get
acquainted with him and show
him every courtesy. We need
him in our business.
We are Offering a thousand
dollars reward, or Y hat is Just as
good, life's subscription to the
Enterprise, for the man that will
find a better town than. Fitzger.
aid, and will prove it. This offer
is open the balance of the year
1906. If there is a better town
we want to move to it, not that
we want 10 leave Fitzgerald, but
we have .been living in what we
bell, we'd to be THE best town so
long that we would not feel right
If we realized that we were not.
Chief Smith is improving.
Miss K. Pearson of Oglethorpe
is the guest of Miss A. Powell of
this city.
Mrs. M. c. Warn of Cecil whc
has been visiting fhe family of E
W. f. II. Lee returned home to-
day.
individual pride should prompt +
'ne to cut the weeds on our pre- S
nlses 10th in rontand back.
3 Otto Harnish is arranging his E
BUSINESS so that he saz Start pea,
~ 49, ~. "a trip thro OH r
iEdna, illinois, Kentucky, Ten the
see and Arkansas. day
lr. ]. Mann has returned from M
tour thro Florida and tells Am
be is working on a new book M
baptism considered from 143 was
" points. NJ
Me Ladies Aid Society of the er {
st M. E. Church will give Tue
ir regular dinner next T
dnesday, July 18th. at the to \
idence of Mrs. Miller on A
coin Ave. Dinner 15c. wh,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
we should Confess
......All Our Faults

BY S4Auacs rdArrre1hsr herman
- lAGINE shylock capable of knowing and confesng his
- greed would be greedy and his greed would
- change its shape and longer be ODlOUS AND HOR
JfU is not Indispensable that we should correct our ac
nowledged faults there faults that to speak, NEC
assEsSARY to our existence and our character
- MANY DEFECTS THE VERY ROOTS OF OUR GOOD
- ouALTEsg'4{ bnII 3d. 9T& Iaat
- The purifying force avowa depends the quality OF
- the soul That makes it and Of the that RECEIVES it.
Os se balance established aowa raise the level of happ
ysSness and love-
AS soon they confessed old lies the most serious
weaknesses change unexpected and like beautiful
- 1zeQ statues in park, become the SMILING VIE
= IAlA NEsSES and placid demonstrations of the clear
IN - q I'VE all desire attain that blsfu sincerity
a - but we are long fearful that those who love us
49, should love less if revealed to them that
- WNANW which scarcely dare reveal to ourselves
~ It seems to though certain avowas would
adisfgre FOREVER image which they have formed OF u.s.
sgere true Hattie avvs would anfgure it. it would be
roo that we are not ON THE SAME SCALE as that on
(which we love-.
he receives the, aewa cannot the height OF LOVING
that avow there misunderstanding IN our love
hewho makese aoval who should blush but ne VINO
docs not sndsrstand that have wrong BY The
VERB ser OF COMPOSING IT. II but astranger
now stands in the place where committed fault The fault
ITSELF we have eliminated from our being DIS AS W
NO LONGER suLLIEs HIM WHO HEsTArEs TO ADMIT
= stLLEs us NO LONGER NOTHING MORE IN COM
&& M
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
OSIERFIELD NEWS.
We had a nice rain Sunday,

| We had nice rain Sunday.
We heard one of Twins oldest
farm ers say Sunday that the
cotton crop was fifty per cent be.
low the average of what it was
last year. Corn crop is very
good.
Several from here went to
Brunswick Sunday, all report a
good time.
Mr.. M. S Jurmeny aud family
visited relatives in Ocilla Satur.
day night and Sunday.
Don't forget that ]. H, Dor
miney is in the race for treasur-
err and give him a helping hand.
George Lewis looked some
what disappointed Sunday even
ing.
Messrs WIS. Shaw, J. J. Har-
per and J. E. Pridgeon went to
Stregan Greek church Sunday.
Ask Miss Pearl Bradley when
does she think the VIM is COM
ing.
Mr.. c. A. Tyler of Broxton |
Was If Osier6eld Saturday.
Miss Geney Halls of Morgan
county is visiting Mrs. J. H. Dor
niney at this writing.
Osierfeld and Broxton base
'all teams will cross bats here
Many thanks to nano Mrs. &
tray tray for some very nice &
ches last week. Z
. L. Daughworth r. M. fer
a. B. & A. WIS here Tues =
Lr. J. H. Dorminey went to
brose Monday.
[r. Porter Harper of Wray
in Osier6eld Monday.
[r. D. F. Troupe and daught.
carrie went to Forest Glenn
esday.
here will be no special train
cystic Sunday.
SIX the agent at Thurman
: he didn't 60 to Brunswick
day.
C@4~~ry
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12

child urinates too often, ifthe urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble IS due to diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made miser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great, remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-RoOt is soon realized. 1t is sold
by druggists, in fifty EyEE
cent and one-dollar & e
size bottles. You may s. ST: Es,
have a sample bottle ssis l@E3
by mail free, also Home of swanp-ROOs'
pamphlet telling all about SsEamp-Root,
including many of the thousands of testi-
monia1 letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kiimer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Biughanton, N Y, on every
bottle.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
Women as Well as Men lire Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
liscouragesa and lessensam beauty,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
Wanted.

Girl at White Swan Laundry.
81 so per week to start on.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
-s. By .v....,...
wiLIiAMH.
TAFT.

EoLARAT1oNs Of equality and popniar tights and uni
versa suffrage offer but feathers weight against
M 49, INEVITABLE IMPULSE OF HUMAN NATURE /
impossible that with the many diverse elements in the
x south there should not have been and fraud
and Violence and injustice iegality oppression The ne
gros vote after long struggle made nothing
linen the leaders of the south In many
oead1u Generalization of all society law
rhAOD WAS TO CONSTITUTE THE BASIS OF GOVERN
AEN So they cast about square with the existing
condition property and educational qualifications should ex
cude the desire avoid the fraudulent and violent
fothods wont the south
ILL itself ipdieatesa for the better impossible frame law
- which wilton Its face stand the fifteenth amendment and
~ which will not ULTIMATELY operate, quail
hcation present effect permit CERTAIN CLASS of the
~ negroes to exercise the ballot.
- &2NN q >vs% ss - .5,,>t,%
Whena class of ignorant subject oppression
60 and misleading that they merely political children not having the
en stature of manhood then hardly that their voice
IN The government secures benefit them Property
oa uacatlons adopted order exclude those
OF knowledge and lack stability make doubtful their capacv to
80 decide WITH SAFETY TO THEMSELVES and the country
what their own interests Therefore policy
~ the5southern people in adopting laws which
"A 1AlA45both the black and white ignorant
N sse,y3e,S7F ''',a1 -, Tor . 1.q- ss ri
- If the negro contnueev:' r~-e,.attrs "A Iaq4 Ius
"a OF the carbohydrates intelligence the acceptance
- nstutehd61 opportunities which being offered him in great viz
- industry he becomes power and this gradually
eligible vote In AC
ORDANCE WITH LAW he introduces into the electorate body
individuals qualified with and judgment
and who by their very position the community give weight to the
vote they cast ~~-- 9ss&'2t' Ii
Ihe independence of thought and action which III
economic surely give the the divide their
between eonding PARTIES their will be sought instead OF
suppressed the whites will be more ngor
ousy excluded ,.qs, . .,tsI -
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12

Terra Gotta we'll curb, sewer
pipe, drain pipe etc.
Fitzgerald Pottery Co.
At the Enterprise Office.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-06

one foot extra draught or made FIVE
fold for two feet, with a very triling
loss of speed, even at deeper draught.
"The Moldavia, Of the Peninsuiar and
Oriental Line. on a draught of p feet
AZ inches, carries about 5000 tons OF
cargo. Each additional foot OF draught
gives an increased carrying power Of
about 6so tons Three feet increase
would therefore, add about 1000 tons,
or 90 per cent to her freight earning
capacity. There would be some de
crease in speed, but nothing sensibly at
fecting her time on passage. Facts such
as these explain the insistence of ship
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-06


+ Lo Eu,urc VIII
49, n r J,vIooL
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Like J ugS'
7 ffff 'he rising generation ' o'e
- ush % spend i'' honey moon
81 o. incur ihc d''"sf''ao.'
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