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Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-06-19
Macon Fair Notes

Macon Mill celebrate her Cen
tennia1 year with the greatest
agricultural and livestock fair
ever held in Georgia. Premiums
have been put within the reach
of every man, woman and child
in the State.
The auction sales of all ex-
hibits will be novel and attract.
i've feature of every department.
This will afford every body in
Georgia an opportunity to sell
the choice products of the farms
and will give an exceptional op-
portunity to buyers. You can
not afford to miss it if you intend
to buy or if you want to sell.
Unregistered hogs, cows,
horses, sheep, ETC., will receive
liberal premiums. Breeding
won't count. Good specimens
can win, no matter what their
ancestry. Such a thing was
never before permitted in Geor-
gia.
Send for a premium list. 1t
offers you many opportunities to
make money.
Remem ber the dates for the
Macon Centennial Fair, October
2-10.
If you want a paper of the
finest sewing needles free of
cost, write,
Eugene Anderson, Sec,
Macon, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-06-19

DR.. Gu1icb, who is considered
good medical authority says
Boys ought to live outdoors
night and day in summer. Be-
cause of this theory the Y. M.
C. A. camps have grown from
400 to 10000 population in FIVE
years besides hundreds of priv
ate camps. They extend any
where frrom New York to
California. So far so good but
if outdoor life is so good for boys
why is it not equally as beneficial
to girls. What we need just
now is strong, robust, healthy
mothers and it is a good time to
begin with the girl to make a
good mother. In fact one
eminent writer suggested that to
insure a good mother we begin
with the grandmother.
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Dog Ordinance.

All persons owning or keeping
any dogs within the city limits
shall be required to pay an an
nual tax upon the same
of $l.OO for each male dog aud
$500 for each female dog, for the
year 1906 aud all back taxes not
heretofore paid, and such person
shall be required to obtain from
the city clerk as evidence of
such payment of the tag which
shall be numbered and regis
tered by the clerk, and said tag
shall be worn suspended from
the neck of the dog upon which
tax is paid; and all dogs, either
male or female, found running
at large, or found ia the streets
without collar as herein provi-
ded, shall be and is hereby de-
| clared a nuisance, and shall be
killed by the chief of police or
any member of the police force.
All persons owning or having
dogs within the limits of the
city are hereby notified to COM
ply with the foregoing ordinance
on or before the 1st day of July,
1906, otherwise all dogs found
upon the public highways of this
city after that date will be killed
without further notice.
Drew W. Paulk,
Mayor.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Georgia, Irwin County.
Notice is hereby given to all
persons the copartnership here.
tofore existing between B, E,
Wilcox and J. J. Dorminey under
the name and style of Wilcox &
Dorminey has been dissolved by
N mutual consent. ]. ]. orminey
retires from the business and B.
e. Wilcox succeeds the firm and
will collect all notes, accounts
ETC., due to the firm and pay all
of the indebtedness and liabili-
ties of the firm.
This May 21st, 1906.
Signed.
B. E Wilcox.
]. j. Dorminy.
674 w.
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HELP is OFFERED
To Worthy Young People

We earnestly request all young per-
sons, no matter how limited their
means or education, who wish to OBJ
tain a thorough business training
and good position, to write us by
FIRST mall for our GREAT HALF
RATE OFFER.
Success, independence and prob
able Fortune are guaranteed. Don't
delay. Write today.
THE GA.-ALA. BUS. COLLEGE,
101.24t Macon, Ga.
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TO THE PUBLIC
FREE!

To those who have contracted the habit Of
taking one or some of the dangerous adver-
tised remedies THIS COMMUNICATION is
PARTICULARLY ADDRESSED,
If you take some of the various so-ealled
tonics, dyspepsia remedies, kidney, liver or
stomach cures cures for insomnia, If you are
in the habit uf taking daily doses of efferves-
cent salts for the nerves, or cathar4ics for
constipation, nostrums advertised to clear
the blood, take away pimples, clear the skin,
APPARENTLY HARMLESS BUT HIGHLY
DANGEROUS ADVERTISED HEADACHE
CURES-THEN WE SAY TRY US WITH
OUT CENT OF COST TO YOU.
/0I DDD Jo0oIuto e1Io annually in .7T,''erfco
from tho o<Izs1ze-oUe Aeaaace. hoa~t ana
<I10ey rozvoaIeS.
BROM0N1A Is absolutely A0r0'h1sS ana
more eIocttv0 z for TIE 0bo0e conn
1ia<sSs than anything. %uoiu,s, to 1''o0IS3/>O >Ora"
ttIIoneSs. 2ot a S'ato0t nosI~Un~.
Cut out the coupon at the bottom OF thie
article-send it to us. You will receive .
package FREE OF COST! Be sure to write
name and address plainly.
5000 will be paid to anyone who can show
that Bromonia is not absolutely safe to take
Formula furnished to any physician.
.5fozpIY0Is and /Dhzrs1cfa1S I<rnfSHe0 f' 6"H
[100 0<cA0S10,
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Sanitary Notice.

To real estate owners. After
June 10th. l will begin posting
lots that have not been cleared
of weeds and rubbish and that
means extra cost of so cents per
lot to cover cost of posting. So
cleam up and save extra expense.
Sidewalks included.
r. C. BUTLER.
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TAKE A BATH.

Next Sunday and every Sun.
day this summer at St. Simons
Seashore Flyer over Atlanta,
Birmingham & Atlantic Ry.
Leaves Fitzgerald every Sun
day 5:50a. m.
Arrives Brunswick 1890 a. m !.
Special boat direct to St.
Simons returning.
Seashore Flyer leaving Bruns-
wick Z p. m.
H. C. McFadden, G. P. A.
]. G. Knapp, Com. A.
Terra Gotta well curb, sewer
pipe, drain pipe etc,
Fitzgerald Pottery Co.
At the Enterprise Office.
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Railroad Gossip.

The schedule on the A. B. &
A. changed from 1886 a. m. to
9 a. n. and 7:55 p. m. to 7:30 p.
m.
Engineer Evans has been
transferred to a run from Tall
botten to Montezuma and his
wife and daughter Gladys, took
their departure yesterday for
the former place.
Mr.. Ma1um is not improving
as is desired.
Clifford Oxford was not so well
yesterday but is better today.
Mr.. Smith of the freight de-
partment is about the same.
Conductor Brady is not able 10
be out yet.
Agent Nelson Norris writes
us from Brunswick for the En-
terprise to be sent to follow him
on his wanderings.
Mother Enterprise is willing
to share with the Enterprise
readers letter from Conductor
Newton with whom we are al
interested. He writes from the
Pied mont Sanitorium under
date June IS, 1906 as follows:
II am very proud to say that
was operated on three weeks age
and am improving very fast. Am
sitting up now and think I will
be able to go home in six or eight
days. l now realize that it was
a successful operation. DR.. Nc
Rea extracted a gladstone about
the size of a birds egg. l an
very anxious to go home. 1t wa!
quite task for me to leave home
when I did on account of the con
dition of my daughter but my
condition was of such a nature
that it was absolutely necessary
One of the employees of the A
B. & A., in this city was the en-
gineer who pulled the train thai
carried Grover Cleveland on that
famous ride from New York te
Washington city in two hours
and forty.fve minutes the usua
time being five hours. Mr.
Cleveland had ten dollar gold
pieces struck off for the occasion
presenting one to each of the
men who assisted on the run.
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Teachers Examination

The next examination for Ii.
cense to teach will be held in the
third ward building, at Fitzger-
aid the 10Th and 3Oth of June.
The examination will open at 8
a. m. All teachers will be re-
quired to furnish their own pa
per. By order of board of Edu'
cation. J. w. Weaver, C. S. C.
June 18th, 1906.
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For Sale-Easy erms.

A 5-ro.m house, two lots, on
corner; splendid location, near
in, $o5O.OO. 5000 down, balance
payable yearly. See A. G. Brown
quick. lO5'Zt
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-06-19
Notice To Tax Payers.

The first insta1lment of City
taxes will be due and payable at
the City Hall, from and after
June 1Ith, till July 10, after which
time a penalty of ten percent will
be added on those who are delin-
ouene on the first installment.
The second installment is due
and payable Oct. 1st.
This June 9th. 1906.
C. M. Wise City Treas.
103.1mo.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-06-19
For Up-tO- Date Furniture

call and see those nice kitchen
Cabinets, with the new designed
fitting -four bins, at J. W. Shuts
shop, corner Grant and Oconee.
off. /.
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ESCAPE WITH
LIGHT FINES

Robert Lennox was fined $125
and l.. Hanson $25 by Justice Hin
kle yesterday afternoon for giving
liquor to Hazel Crowley and Bessie
O'Connor, both minors. This is the
end of the case where two young
girls were enticed to 60 to Fernie,
B. c., for immoral purposes. A
woman named Simpson took them
from Spokane. On the girls ar
rival In the British Columbia coal
camp they complained to the au-
thorities that they had been
drugged. The Simpson woman was
arrested, tried and acquitted.
Sam Cook and B. Kerns, who
were the means of procuring liquor
for the girls, gave evidence for the
defense Of Lennox and Hanson.
When they finished, the court or
dered their arrest. Cook was held
under $500 bonds and Kern under
500.
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Chief SCOTS
HOLD UP IDEA

Chief of Police Waller SCOTS the
idea of a holdup man having muir.
dered Hutchinson. THE mere
fact" said the chief, that the
bullet was from a Colts automatic
revolver convinces me that it was
not the deed of a holdup. Never in
the annals of this department has
such a gun been used by the fra
ternity." The chief then pulled out
his own automatic weapon and pro-
ceeded to illustrate the workings of
it, and its handicap for holdup uses.
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$4,000
REWARD
(Scripps News Association.)

CHICAGO, Oct. II. - James
Kelley, managing editor of the
Chicago Tribune, has received
from the Chicago Clearing House
association a check for $4,000, the
reward offered by the organization
for the capture of Paul Stensland,
formerly president Of the Mil
waukee State bank, who was ap-
pretended in Tangier and who Is
now serving sentence in the
Joliet prison.
Mr.. Kelley Immediately upon re-
ceiving the check, turned 1t over
to the receiver of the bank to be
distributed among the depositors
of the bank, and in addition made
present to the taxpayers or
Cook county the sum of $4,000, the
total amount expended in the cap
ture. arrest and return OF the flee
ing bankers, for which the Tribune
bore the entire expense.
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GENEVA, O., Oct 17-Elephants,
long yielded the palm in the far
east for intelligence among orutes,
were the heroes of the disastrous
fire that wiped out the Walter l..
Main circus winter quarters and
the larger part of the Cummins
Wild West Exhibition company out
fit. which had just been stored
there.
One human life was lost and
more people would have perished
hand ii not been for the trained sa-
gacity of the four elephants which
rescued their keepers, Robert ly'
Ter and John Murray. in the stress
OF a midnight fire they only only
endured the approach of devouring
fame with composure, but re-anact-
ed with brilliant results business
and drills which had made them the
feature Of a great stage spectacle
in the hippdodrome at New YORK.
The consequence was that they
and one bear got out alive from the
roaring furnace in which several
hundred savage and domestic ami
mails were cremated a few seconds
after little Lou, the baby elephant,
gave the initial alarm. Lions,
tigers, ostriches, llamas, zebras,
wolves, buffalo, monkeys and "a
head OF horses died helplessly, a
bedlaw of weird cries echoing their
doom.
At the coroner's inquest on a
hostler whose body was found
among the burned horses, Tyler
testified that he had been awaken
ed by the baby elephant coming up
to his cot in the menagerie room
to awaken him. And heer is the
story of the rescue, which stands
out above the manifold terrors of
that night:
Lena, Ada. Jennie and Lou, rang.
ing down in size in the order
named, comprise Powers hippo,
drome elephants, so named from
their part last winter in the hippo
drame shows under the direction
of w. w. Power, business manager
of the combined circuses. Power
says that in the fire they closely
duplicated their stage acts. 1--WE
had one scene" he says, Gin which
a military camp is shown. the train
er and the larger elephants lying
down as if asleep, and little Lou
remaining on guard. Then shots
in the distance are heard This Is
Lena's cue to tug the trainer witt
her trunk to arouse the whole
camp.
"By the side of the hostler whose
body was found was a revolver
which he had evidently purchased
after being paid oq the day before
! believe the fire originated clos'
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SHEBOYAN, Wis, Oct. 17.-So.
ciety was given surprise Friday
and at the same time an object les
son in how to solve the vexing SER
want girl problem, when a most
unique function took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reiss.
The occasion was dance and en-
tertainment given by the Misses
Clara Beck and Ella Paul, employees
at the Reiss residence. and the
usual order of things was reversed,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reiss
waited on the guests and served ice
cream, cake and punch.
Sixty guests of the Reiss en-
ployes made merry at the beautiful
home at the corner of Michigan ave-
nue. and Seventh street, and as
much care was taken in arranging
the party as though Mr.. and Mrs.
Reiss were giving it to their own
friends. The dance was held in
the beautiful ball room on the third
floor, with music furnished by Ed
win Imig, brother in law of Mrs.
Reiss. Mrs. ~Reiss and Mrs. Edwin
Imig served the refreshments.
The party has been topic Of con-
versation in Sheboygan. Many in.
quiries have been received by Mr..
and Mrs. Reiss about the affair.
One Oshkosh girl clipped an item
about the party, and placed it under
her employers plate at the break.
fast table, as a gentle hint for him
to do likewise. Perhaps he will,
Perhaps employers in many parts
of the country will follow the ex,
ample of Mr.. and Mrs. Reiss, and
make the golden rule part Of their
every day life.
The Reiss home is one Of the
most beautiful in the state. Mr.
Reiss ranks with the big men Of the
state. He Is the head Of the Reiss
! Coal company, (which has docks al
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-17
SMOOTH SAILING FOR
new cARMEk'S UNION

The new Street Car Employees
union is having a splendid growth.
Seven new members were taken in
at the last meeting, nearly all be-
ing employed on the lines of the
Washington Water Power COM
pany. 1t is stated that nearly all
the men employed on the Graves
lines are now members of the
union. The union buttons have ar
rived and it is not unusual to see
union men let car pass in order
to ride on one whose crew wear
the union emblem. From all the
information obtainable the outlook
for the new union could not he
brighter.
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HOW ELEPHANTS SAVED HUMANS /
IN GREAT MENAGER|E HOLOCAUST

to him, and that he was suffocated
and the blaze reaching him set off
some cartridges, providing a cue
like that in the stage performance.
Being very tractable, she was
chained only by flimsy little dog
chain fastened to one leg. This she
easily broke, and alive to her
training, Weakened the keeper, utter
ing her plaintive cry of carp,
carp"
Tyler testified that Lou nearly
choked him, indicating that she
was pretty excited. When the
keeper awoke the other man was
also wakened. The former re-
leased the three other elephants
while his companion fumbled with
the big door, which he was unable
to open.
In the meantime the fire had
swept through the hay among the
horses and was drumming at the
board of the menagerie. No time
was TO be wasted. Here is where
Lena, the largest elephant, rallied
TO the occasion
Another act of the elephants had
been to take part in the siege of a
castle in production called THE
Hindoo Princess" The sappers
| and foot soldiers vino storm the
| walls are repulsed. Then the gen.
eral cries Bring on my war ele-
plants"
Lena is driven on. majestic in
her bulk, and rams the castle gate
"a frame affair painted to give the
impression Of great solidity. 1t
splinters under the impact.
I'm the midst of that inferno"
says Power, Lena was called upon
to repeat this feat in dire earnest.
Would she make good? 'Mahout,
Lena! Mahout!' That was the cue.
In response to the trainers frenzied
cry she went right through the
uodNy DdTu QUOT. luSL, IuSltdu VI
plunging out into the security of
the open fields, she put a climax
upon her discipline by stepping
back into the herd. just as she had
been taught to do in the act, and
when they passed through the door
1t was with all the precision and
order of triumphal entry. Tell me
those elephants aren't the goods!
The keepers were able also to I'M
chain the bear, but the flames
pressed them so close that all the
other animals had to be left tC
their fate. The loss altogether was
, over 100000, and without any in
surance.
An idea of the completeness o
the fire is gained when it is know
| there was not left a stitch Of har
ness for about 225 horses, which
, fortunately were on another farm
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-17
HUGE CONTRACT
FOR BENNETT

With a contract for the big work
on the Milwaukee coast extension
in Idaho and Montana, Nelson
Bennett returned yesterday from
Seattle, where he closed negotia-
tions with the company. The big
gest undertaking he has contracted
for is boring an $3.50 foot tunnel
through the Bitter Root mountains
A number of short tunnels are also
included.
Bennett will begin the assembly
of the vast amount of men and ma
terial needed at once.
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FEEL IMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom

The feeling OF impending doom u
the minds Of many victims o.
Bright's disease and diabetes ha
changed to thankfulness by the
benefit derived from taking Foley's
Kidney Cure. 1t will cure incipient
Brights disease and diabetes ana
even in the wors. cases gives con
fort and relief Slight dsorde !
are cured in a few days. 81 h.,
diabetes in its worst FORM" write:
Marion Lee of Du2veath. lad. "l
tried eight physicians without re
lief. Only three bottles of Foley;
Kidney Cure made ME we'll man.
Watson Drug Co.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.-Sol-
diers are deserving in large num-
bers. The reason is employment
agents do not hesitate to lure men
from Uncle Sam by offers of big
pay for small services.
Around the Preside gates and at
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COMMENCEMENT ORATORS.

At a meeting Of the high school
faculty yesterday the following stu
dents were selected for commence
ment orations: Miss Ruth Hink-
ley, Miss Belle Rogers, Edwin
Matthias, Miss Henrietta McColl
and Theodore Burger. The class
will meet this afternoon to choose
the other Ave orators.
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INDICTED ON
1924 COUNTS
(Scripps News Association)

JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. IAN
was returned yesterday
against the Standard Oil company
of Indiana by the grand jury of the
special term of the United States
district court. The Indictment con-
tains 1924 counts, each entirely
separate offenses. The maximum
penalty for each is 100000 and the
minimum 81 600
Transportation of several car
loads of oil at rates favoring the
Standard Oil company OF Indiana
is the charge. The indictment COW
ers alleged illegal shipments for
three years past.
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SKELETON FOR WITNESS.

A skeleton played leading part
In Judge Poindexter's court yester-
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MEXICAN REBEL CAUGHT.

DEL RIO, Tex, Oct. 17.-Juan
Jose Arrede, leader of the Mexican
recently captured at
Jiminez, Mexico, arrived at Spot
ford Junction today. He was
brought to pail here where other
caught on Texas soil
are imprisoned.
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day where physicians used 1t to II.
lustrate a point in the damage suit
Of l.. H. Robinson against the
Traction company. The case has
occupied the court for more than
week. IT. went to the jury yes
terday noon and at 8 o'clock a yer.
dict for $4,000 was returned.
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DIVORCE CASE FIRST.
(Scripps News .Association.)

(Scripps News Association)
PARIS, Oct. IA continuance
of two weeks was ordered today in
the hearing of suits by Castellane's
creditors. The court will dispose
of the divorce action brought by
Castellane's wife.
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the entrance to Fort Mason and
other posts these enterprising
cleaners Of men may be seen daily
and heard to paint to the SIS a
month soldier the brighter side Of
civilian life. as can be had by work
ing among the ruins.
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MoGovERN THE FAVORlTE.

(scripps News Association.)
NEW YORK, Dot. 17.-McGovern
Is the favorite at 10 to and 8 to
s for the fight with Young Corbett
tonight. VI
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@abem BPM Mmslamoe.

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funoen uno fih in oieiem Slime aus.
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ihaiten au iibermitteln, ruenr bic @es
leuihaften nod geniut ieien, oas
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