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Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-20
DEAR READER
A Personal Word To You.

This is to you, my dear reader
and most earnestly solicit your
interest in the matter here pre-.
sented. The situation at the
Georgia Industrial Home will ap-
peal to any one who will consid-
er the matter for one moment.
Briefly ;stated, the situation is
this: One hundred and fifty
children to be sheltered. fed,
clothed, educated and trained,
religiously, morally and indus
trially. Hundreds of others now
perishing in the sloughs of desti-
tuition, look to us as their only
source of hope. The great need
which. gave birth to the Home
has dow come into full view, and
urges its claim upon our sympa-
thy and generosity more strong
" than ever before.
It is clearly seen that we are in
the presence of great need and
a great opportunity. A great
battle is to be fought. It is to be
a battle against the wrongs up
on childhood. a battle against the
foes of innocent and helpless
children battle for humanity.
In my position I feel most deeply
the tremendous responsibility. l
entreat you with all the earnest
ness of my soul to give me your
sympathy, your prayers and
your support, in return for
. which | pledge my time, talent
and energy which l shall jealous
II and persistently apply towards
the fulfllment of the noble mis-
sion of .tAe Georgia Industrial
Home.
Kntarn for Humanity.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-20
The Industrial Growth
Of the New South

Columbus, Ga, Dec. 19.-The
Georgia and Alabama Industrial
Index says in its regular weekly
issue:
Even the near approach of the
Holiday season causes no appre-
ciable diminution of evidences OF
industrial and construction pro-
gress in Georgia and Alabama as
shown by advance reports to the
Index for the past seven days. A
$2,00O,00O iron and coal proper.
ties deal has been consumated in
the Birmingham district and will
be followed by more extensive
development. Financial arrange
ments have been perfected for
the building of a railway line be-
tween Valdosta, Ga, and Vidalia
Ga. A street railway line is in
prospect for Brunswick, Ga. A
cotton mill plant at Jacksonville,
Ala, will be enlarged by the ad'
dition of a $500, 600 mill. A plant
will be established in Atlanta,
Ca, for the manufacture of gas
and electric light fixtures and
equipment. A large furnace at
Rising Fawn, Ga, will be remod-
eled. An ice plant at Gadsden,
Ala, and an oil mill at Demopolis
will be doubled in size. A COM
pany has been organized at AL
bany, Ga, to operate a line of
steambo boats on Flint river. Three
saw mill plants and turpentine
plant are reported.
In the way of construction the
following among other things,
are announced: Office buildings,
Bainbridge, Ga, and Fitzgerald,
Ga. ;three-story apartment house
Selma, Ala; four-story business
building, Montgomery, Ala; two
business buildings, Americus,
Ca; so cottages, Bessemer, Ala;
theatre and Carnegie library,
Moultrie. Ca; three steel bridges
two churches, warehouses, resi-
dents, waterworks plants and
paving. The erection of a IL
story Office building at Mobile,
Ala, is under consideration but
NO decision has been reached in
the matter.
Nine new corporations and ten
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-20
Senator Ben T'ill1nan.

The most unique figure in
American public life, will appear
in Triton, Thursday evening,
December 9th, in one of his
strongest and most sensational
lectures, under the auspices OF
the Alkahest Lyceum Bureau.
This affords an excellent oppor-
tunity for anyone in this locality
to hear this renowned states man
and brilliant lecturer.
Seats may be reserved by
writing secretary of Alkahest
Lyceum Club, or Robertson's
Drugstore, Triton, Ga. 19O-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-20
! RAILROAD GOSSIP !
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J. E. Cameron, Of the A. B. &
A., who went to Atlanta on Sum
day returned home Tuesday.
B. J. Quarrels supply ticket
agent A. B. & A is in the city un-
til further notice to move on"
The A. B. & A. steam shovel
which failed to get to Rebecca on
account of assisting at the wreck,
started for Rebecca today.
Charles Turk, an employe at
the A. B. & A. shops, has return
ed from Pitts where he had been
visiting.
J.B. Manuel, the popular pat
ternmaker at the A B. & A.
shops, took a business trip to
Waycross yesterday.
Mr.. Hill has been appointed
time keeper at the shops in place
Of Mr.. Vance resigned.
Engineer Fitzgerald of the A.
B. & A. big steam shovel will
spend his holidays with relatives
in Alabama.
Engineer Buckalow will move
his family from Thomasville into
the Corbett building on Sultana
Drive next week.
w. w. Fitzgerald took his de-
parture for Alabama today to be
absent ten days.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-20
New Equipment
For A. B. & A.
This Progressive Company Is
Spending $615,000 For
New Rolling Stock.

Bids are being received Tues
day by the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic railroad for the con.
struction of 800 coal cars, which,
it is stated, will cost in the neigh
borhood of $240, 900.
A contract for Is locomotives
was closed Monday with the
Baldwin Locomotive works, at
Philadelphia, involving an expen-
diture of approximately $375,000.
The rolling stock and other
equipment of the A. B. & A. will
be of the most modern type. as
is evidenced by the contracts al
ready awarded, and the road will
be prepared to handle a heavy
traffic.
For the purpose of submitting
bids and specifications in con-
nection with the building of the
cars, representatives of leading
car and speciality companies are
in Atlanta and have visited the
Offices of the railroad in the Gas
and Electric building.
Among the number are II. c.
Prieble, Of Chicago, represent
ing Bradford Draft gear; Mason
Cook, of Chicago, representing
Southern Coupler; F. H. MCGEE.
of Waycross. South Atlantic Car
company, L. 0. Cameron. Allan
ia, Western Steel Car company;
Monroe Ogden, American Car
and Foundry company; w. J.
Robertson, w. FL. H. Minor COM
pany, Minor Draft Rigging,
Chicago; Geo. c. Murray, gener.
al sales agent American Steel
Foundries, Hammond, Ind.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-20
Newly Elected Officers.

The Fitzgerald Chapter, r. A.
M. No. 80, held its annual cleo
tion of officers Tuesday night
with the following results:
High Priest, ]. E. Mercer.
King, D. B. Jay.
Scribe, ]. B. Seanor.
Capt. of Host, ]. Fl. Hicks.
Royal Arch Capt, w. r. Dykes.
Principal Sojourner, G. E. Rick
err.
Master Third Veil, E. Nicholson
4" Second D. w. Paulk.
I" First W. r. Bowen.
Sentinel, e. Cults.
Treasurer, C. M. Wise:
Secretary, ]. /. Cambell.
Chaplain, ]. B. Russell.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-20

''Attune the soul to truth and
its eye of intuition will tell the
difference between hattery and
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-20
Two Homes for Sale.

6 room house and 4 lots 81, 100
8 room house and 2 lots $1,000,
part cash balance on easy terms.
Call at 412 w. Lemon or address
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
A Nrm Era 1T tl1f
Art nj 9fali>tg
By CUSTAVUS NJ. BLECH,

life, without danger and risks While it be admitted that
modern methods OF operating enable we'll trained surgeon
take bold operations without having serious
from the operation itself the the knife
tive of the itself undesirable therapeutic agent
patients consent readily to operation they do take BATH
electric treatment bottle OF medicine In the majority
the patient submits the knife either because failed
urgent demand to life.
For the last internal medicine and have tried
encroach each others territory Surgery the younger of
two sciences has become gigantic its forward strides that
looked for time ii but little would be left for physicians to do
IS indeed refreshing that neither the classic
OF medicine the and holder of has
prestige from this friendly rivalry.
Supporting each other the combined and
practice has become great and noble fully times
enlightened rational broad minded liberal and the mystic
and the occult has rejected all Of sham peense
OF quackery and ianaticism.
Medicine though respects phlosophc after
all but unitarian motvevz the relief OF physical psychic
suffering
OF the value prevention disease the great problems Of
sanitation has solved and tried 10 solve with
nations good health impossible an approximate
estimate.
But the growing glory medicine is found in the fact that the
mea whose specially relieve suffering in han are
the who constantly kneess methods to obtain the
results
The Roentsen soaed Nray discovery which has
proved n IN certain forms OF (ephoma arcona and
me surgeons were glad lay aside the knife and of this
agent Now number OF namnaory diseases are treated success
uy without operation the relying physiological meth
DDS Prof August Bier Germany has shown that we
succeed introducing the right blood by purely mechanical
means aao diseased organ lny infectious and iniaumaory dis
viii get well without the knife
AMI they 90 This only beginning OF the era Of nieles.
suTEo Ihc END 5 not yes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11

The danger
ment but rather the failure OF the sovereign their
Junction. their jurisdiction touching all granted the fed
era This danger of the
federal government to power conferred by the constitution
but rather from the desire Of of
upon the federal government the responsibility and duty that they
should perform.
1t is seemingly devote time call
ng-aVodng the primary and later the burden involved
casting our ballots of saying that will abble the
dirty poe OF partisan politics 1t duty
ruling The result is the minority sometimes practically rule
The federal equipped govern 100000
OF people, settled territory reaching from the Atlantic
to the Golden Gate in their local affairs the federal government
continues to centralze will find that will
bureaucratic government which will prove corrupt
Let us understand for all that fail the
ereign jurisdiction OF the several penalty
ceive protection of and property,
others must by action under law fairly administered
protection and with such protection each individual
Gods law living the Of his face work his
What OF the bills brought the of congress?
They from the sublime the dcuou-from the suppression
the the prevention of BARRIERS tcfrom regulation
the trusts to the whipping post for the wife baer They all
their place. but the place these bills
congress-
During my time and have lived beyond the years
that ordinarily allotted have noticed that the hardest
has been the efficient
who carrying out the will OF the people, have had the courage
their conviction and the ability lead the people writing the pol
ces of the majority upon the statute book.
Greater than laws greater than written constitutions,
eigent and righteous public sentiment.
And neglect duties republic pay the penalties
individual citizens
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To Guide University Authorities.

Anticipating the recommendation
of the investigating committee OF the
university. President G. II. Van Hise
has drafted set of resolutions which
are TO II, adopted by the board Of
regents that viii guide the professors
and university authorities in their
future actions. The action was taken
following a long private conference
with President {. K Van Hise about
a month ago. At that time the presi.
dent Was asked to explain some of
the bills questioned 10y the auditor Of
the university. the more important Of
which was chartered car to mem
bers of the Legislature. charged to
the account of advertising; legal ad-
vice from outside attorneys. when it
Is the duty OF the attorney general to
attend Ia such matters; music for the
ALUMNI ball etc" President Van
iiise disclaimed any knowledge of
most OF the questioned bills, but
promised To look into the matter and
give an explanation AT the next meet.
ing OF the committee
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11

Fond du Lac-One young Million
aire does not believe in joining the
ranks of the idle rich, and has gone to
work on a farm. John F. Crosby. II
years Of age, came into a fortune Of
at least s1,000,000 by the death of Maj.
Robert Crosby of Chicago. Young
Crosby is student at the high school,
is good golfer and athlete, but be-
lieves that every young man should
do some useful work This summer,
therefore, he is working on the farm
of Charles Mcconnell, near Ripon, as
a hired man, and takes his share Of
what is coming without lodging.
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News OfWiscOnSin
Interesting Happenings In the Various Cities and
Towns of the State.
Fine New Chapel Consecrated.

La Crosse - With the most
elaborate and impressive church
services ever witnessed in La
Crosse the beautiful Maria An
gelorum, of ST. Rose convent,
erected at cost of nearly 100000
was consecrated. This magnificent
structure, which has been in the proc
ess of construction for the past six
years. is one of the four chapes OF
perpetual alteration in the United
States and ranks among the first IN
architectural beauty The new altar
which has just been placed in the
chapel, is a marvel of beauty, cost
ing $4,000. 1t is made of handl
carved white marble with silver and
gold settings and interlaid with Mex
lean onyx. The tabernacle, reyolv-
ing piece four feet high and one foot
through, cost $4,000 The candle
sticks which adorn the altar are val
ued at SOS each. Paintings costing
$4,000 made expressly for the chapel.
the work of famous artist, adorn the
walls. Among the most beautiful OF
these are THE Heavenly Court of
Angels Coming Toward Earth" and
st. Francis Pleading Indulgence
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
MANY Petitions Filed.

Assemblyman Irvine l.. LenroOt, or
Superior filed with the secretary OF
state petitions enabling him to be a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
| ton for governor at the primaries in
| September. The petitions contain
about $500 names and represent about
60 counties. No petitions from his
home county, Douglas or from Gov
Davidson's home county. Crawford
are included in the list. State treasurer
also filed his petitions. They contain
about 1000 names from AZ counties.
Mr. Kempf says that he has about 49,
600 signatures, but has not used the
lists he has received. The law re-
quires but one per cent. Of the voters
of the party in at least six counties,
but Mr. kempf has not been contented
to meet the minimum requirement.
Mr.. Kempf has no names from coun-
ties In which there are other candi-
dates for the Office Of state treasurer,
and the range OF the counties used
shows the character of his support. In
Milwaukee the papers filed showed
2,2O3 names and in Oshkosh 1903 sig
natures. Other candidates who filed
petitions are: Congressman w. H.
Stafford, of Milwaukee, Fifth district;
Spencer NJ Marsh, OF Neillsville,
Twenty fifth senatorial district; Henry
Lockney and o. l.. Rosenkranz, Wau-
kesha, Thirty.third senatorial district;
Assemblyman A. p. Jardee. Polk and
Burnett county assembly district. and
Charles II. Forward, Oshkosh, Eighth
congressional district. Mr.. Forward Is
the Prohibitionist candidate. All 9th.
ers who filed papers are Republicans.
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Charged with Contempt.

Oshkosh. Attachments in con-
tempt were issued by Judge George
w. Burnell, OF the circuit court for
John Banderob. mayor OF this city;
John c. Voss, president Of the coun-
Gill;; Walter Marden, president of the
board of public works; William Ras-
mussen, local contractor; and N.
c. Draper. general manager of the
Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light
company. Under the orders of arrest
the defendants are directed to appear
in circuit court August rs and answer
to the charge of contempt of court.
The defendants, it is alleged, laid a
street car track on Main street June
16 and II in violation of an injunction
obtained on the former date by the
Winnebago Traction company OF this
city.
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Will Fiuht Socialism.

Observation-Disclosures Messmer
returned from Buffalo, N. Y, where he
attended the sessions of the American
Federation of Catholic societies, says
that the church organization will at
once begin a vigorous campaign
against socialism. Literary efforts
tending to dispute the claims OF So
cialists and denouncing them as false
and worse will be distributed regu-
larly if the plan is carried to compile
ton. Archbishop Messmer declined
to discuss the plan in detail, but ad
mitted that the campaign will be one
of great extent.
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General Paper Company Quits.

Milwaukee.-The directors of the
General Paper company held meet
ing behind closed doors with view
of winding up it's affairs as corpora
ton in compliance with the decision
handed down few months ago by
the United States circuit court. Sec
rotary l.. M. Alexander stated after
the meeting that the company had
ceased to exist, but that one or two
more meetings would probably be held
before the final details of dissolution
were completed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
May Run Dietz for Sheriff

Milwaukee.-Sawyer county people.
who are almost 10 a man in favor of
John F. Dietz in the war of Dietz
against the state, have decided to run
Dietz for sheriff in the fall against
Sheriff Gyland, who has made four
unsuccessful efforts TO arrest The out
law of Cameron dam. Dietz has al:
ready served one term as sheriff Of
barron county, but left the county
70 take M new land at Cameron dam.
where he has had his hands full Of
trouble. The Sawyer people say that
Dietz Will win
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
State Fair Promises Well.

The Wisconsin state fair will be
neld at Milwaukee the second weeh
In September, opening on Monday,
September 10, and closing Friday,
September Ia. All the preliminary
arrangements for the great event
have been completed by the board OF
managers Special railroad rates Of
one fare for the round trip will prevail
during the week and every provision
has been made for the accommodation
Of the hundreds Of thousands of Wis
consin people who will attend. Never
before In the history Of Wisconsin has
such an attractive programme been
offered by the state fair management
Twenty-Five thousand dollars in pre-
miums for live stock, agricultural,
dairy and other state products has
been offered. For the racing events
the sum of $4,000 is offered More
than 300 entries have been made in
the various speed classes which are
to include two racing events for which
purses OF $4,000 are offered, and three
$500 events. Wisconsin will lead all
other states In the character OF Its
races. the best horses from all parts
Of the country having been entered
for various events.
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Would Be Lieutenant Governor.

the nomination papers of John
O Meara, young lawyer OF Mnwau.
kee who graduated from the uniyer.
stty four Years ago, are being circu,
lated in the city In favor Of his nom.
nation on the Democratic ticket as
lieutenant governor The papers are
receiving a large number or sigma.
lures. oMeara entered the university
In lS9S. He is so years OF age and is
the son OF Judge T. }. OMcara, of
Wcs' Bend
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
Aocussd Of Appropriatira Books.

MISS Jenny VI MorrIll, OF Atlanta
Ga. is accused by the authorities NJ
the state historical and state uuiyersi.
~ libraries of having carried away
nearly 2oo rare and valuable books
belonging to those libraries and stor.
ing them in q Madison warehouse in
her hSme Miss Morrill, was a Studen,
IN the state university during the last
TWO school years, holding southern
fellowship paving $500 a year She
ictt Madison last June, after storing
her books in the warehouse whore
thtr werc found
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
Suit for Valuable Real Estate.

Clarence J, Richards. of Racine.
trustee for creditors Of Mrs. Grace
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. of
Los Angeles Cal, began suit in he
United States district court ut Illinois
against Frank l.. Salisbury. H. NJ.
Thomas and \, ID, Adcock and others,
trustees of the estate of Henrietta
Smell, OF ChiCaEn, II is in the form Of
an eJecmeut and it is sought to re
cover real estate now claimed by the
trustees. The real estate involved is
worth over 81 000 00o and II the suit
Is successful all the estate viii become
subject 70 litigation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
Eau Claire Wins Convention.

Wausau.-The convention of the
Northern Wisconsin Modern Wood
men of America Picnic association
was held here. After a hot fight be-
tween the delegates of Eau Claire and
those from Rhinelander, the votes
were counted and Eau Claire won by
a small majority. The convention will
be held there next year
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
Milwaukee $4,000 900 Richer.

Milwaukee Assessed valuation of
city property is s10,000,O00 more for
1906 than it was for 1905, according
to the statement of Tax Commission
err William George Bruce. This in
crease is 100000 more than any
recorded in one year heretofore, and
double the growth in average years.
The actual change is from sl9l ,254,-
no last year to 1901 ,602 81.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
May AGAIN Go After pietz.

Milwaukee.-A second party from
Milwaukee may attempt to drag 1ohn
DietZ, fighting man at the Cameron
dam, from his stronghold r. 7.
Graf, a former policeman, al present
a private detective. has announced
his intention of organizing a posse
here and attempting to accomplish
the thing which has hitherto resulted
in dismal I iilures.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
Champion Trout Fisherman.

Observation-Disclosures Arntson. rural
mail carrier on route four from here,
holds the record as the banner trout
fisherman in Dunn county. lie has
caught $40 trout so far this season.
and expects TO reach the 1000 mark
before the close of the season He
has made a record of 1000 or more
annually for several years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
Ejuht for Reform in kenosha.

kenosha.-At a meeting Of promi-
nent citizens of kenosha civic fed
Grafton was organized with a view of
forcing officials of the city and county
to enforce the law. The association
will be incorporated under the law )
of the. state at once and it is expected
that it will take decidedly important
place in reform work in kenosha. The
new ASSOCIATION has charte: mem
bership Of so and it is expected that
the membership will reach several
hundred within a few months. II. II.
Maddox was elected president Of the
association and Frank Simmonds, Sec
rotary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
Need Not Carry Private Cars.

The railway commission handed
down an opinion in relation 10 the
complaint made by Don {. Hail o'
Stevens Point against the Chicago,
Milwaukee y 81. Paul Railway com.
pany for refusing 10 carry private
theatrical cars over It's line The
commission held that the Milwaukee
road Is not a common carrier OF pri.
waite cars and that the past custom
al the road 81 carrying private cars
does not have the force ~ law com
pellug II to DO Sc ID the future
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
Assault Causes Womar's Death

Barbara Nogel a young woman vic
tim of an assault in saloon, died al
the Mendoza hospital for the insane.
She came from Germany year ago
Three young men ot Madison we've
mentioned in connection with the
crime, out with the girl dead the eyi.
douCs will be slender.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-11
To Build Biq Packing Plant.

Grand RapidS,-The stock has been
subscribed, site selected and ar
ticles of incorporation are now in the
course of preparation for 100000
packing plant in this city. The CAPT
tai has beer practically all raised
among local capitalists. Erection of
the plant will be begun as soon as
plans can be completed.