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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

Methodist foreign mission schools
have over 10000 pupils
Key West has salt water fire
aud sanitary flushing system.
Nevada seems destined 20 forge
70 the first place IN the production
Of precious metals.
Prof Koppay. the Austrian paint
or. has Just passed through Paris
on the way to Vienna from New
York. where he did several nor.
traits, among them thaf 81 John y.
Rockefeller Prof koppay. e ia un-
dcrsto0d, received $50 600 for por.
traits painted IN America. which Is
not bad return for six months
work
Kentucky. with a population Of
IS 90 each square mile has only
s 10 miles 90 railroad line for each
100 square miles. and IAk miles
for each 10000 inhabitants. Indiana
with a population Of rs for each
square mile. has 1872 miles Of rail.
way per zoe square miles.
Germany's war in Southwest AZ.
fiea has cost $4,000 GOO, which has
been spent overcoming the resist.
anec Of one or two native tribes.
The losses In action were heavy.
kighty-elX commissioned officers
were killed and the non-commisaiun.
Cd Officers numbered e29. rank and
file. ii61. total, i,4S2 Among the
colonial troops sixteen officers and
1876 men persisted
A Wathena girl who writes poet.
ny and makes overails has bought
a picturesque twelve.acre farm for
her parents She Is poet Of the
right sort for she leads all the
other overall makers. often earn.
ing S2i week Ewing Herbert.
who ought 60 know. Is authority for
the statement that no other living
poet does as we'll Topeka Capital.
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POMEROY MAY
BE RELEASED

BOSTON. Sept ~ "A protest
against keeping Jesse pomeroy, the
murderer. IN solitary confinement
al the Charieaiown state prison was
filed with Gov Guild ~ Fred H.
GLE. secretary of the American So
elety fof the Protection 81 Criminal
Anthropology,
The petition recitea that pomeroy
has served sentence ~ solitary
confinement ~ SO years. He has
been ia jail since he waa IA years
old and has never been allowed ont
0f his cell % stroll with other pfiA
onorH, work with them at the
benches. nor even "a attend divine
services lie has never seen an
electric car. talked through a telo.
phone OF ridden ia an elevator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
RAISED HIS 0W N
SALARY

HaYbor Master spaulding, finding
that the finance committee ~ the
city council bad recommended IN.
creased salaries for practically all
the city officials except harbormae.
ter. today raised hla estimate for
the coming years expenses, IN that
estimate giving himself and bis as,
sfHtant an Increase without author.
ity Of the council.
spanldlng's salary II 81 500 per
annam. bus the estimate calls for
$4,000 Hia assistant. who has been
drawing pay II the rate ~ 81 ESQ
yearly. II entitled 70 81 800, accord
iBE 10 tho new estimate.
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the effect was inspiring. The rs.
peranto version Of the hymn com
mencea thus,
Nun estu ID laudata.
Per manoI, vocol. koroi"
Pope Plus X sent hts special bless.
ing 90 the Catholics In the congress-.
and AZ the Catholic church the Able
Richardson, OF Brussels. Belgium.
addressed his congregation In les.
peranio after the usual Latin mass.
At the same time Rev. w. Sci.
bic preached sermon ia Esperanto
at the Congregational church
Mi eEtas carmita Win renkontiH
Is one Of the phrases most frequent.
ly used by EspeHntisls ii means
"nnlinhtod 10 meet Nnn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
TRAIN SYSTEM GETTING
over ITS RHEUMATICS

scheduled tsbalatiou2 ysv,eraav
and yesterdays conmendahle Il.
seuce Of delayed coaches vas al.
toed today. but three passengef.
hfiusefa putting 70 their journeys
end behind time.
The rheumatios Of the Nor,heru
Pacific have not entirely been "a.
heved. and three painful twinges
NeFe felt today. That Of \. r. No
) caused those dependent upon Il
some Eve anxious hours. n. p.
No. ! was billed 70 hobble 10 two
hours e the bad. and n. P. 10. !
vas scheduled to pull Ia four hours
and 30 minutes before the time %
which bulletin gazers we're inform.
ed, she would arrive.
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I'VE desire the canal" said Mr.
ranchot. and are willing 10 be AZ.
aehRed, but object most seriously
70 being charged with special ben.
'cflsH when property Ia Seattle a.
not being assessed. Seattle VII
receive abe immediate benefits
from the construction % the canal
and we viii only be benefited IN a
general way II the commission h
wilnng 20 act within reason. the
farmers will have no objection. but
the plan that II now proposed viii
certainly be fought 10 the last re-.
sort
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FARMERS TO fight CANAL
UNLESS CITY is TAXED

Ths farmers o. white River val
ley have announced their intention
81 fighting The proposed Lake Wash.
lngton canal assessment ~ the
courts unless al ~ The property
tn Seattle Is subjected to tan as 70.
ceiVinK q special benefit from the
construction Of the canal n W
panehot. ~ Auburn, who has pre-.
aeuteo the protect 81 the farmers
80 The commission. states that nn.
icsH action n taken on the protest
the matter will he taken 10 the
courts
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CHARGES FORMER HUSBAND
WITH THREATS TO Kill

Charles Johnson. proprietor of
cigar stores az Second av. and
Main st and First av. and Seneca.
and one Of the best known tobacco
dealers IN the city. was arrested
today on complaint OF bis divorced
wife, Anna Johnson charged with
threats 70 kin and to do bodily
harm He has been released on
$3.50 bail.
johnson denies the charges. but
states that he has been Attempting
10 persuade hia former wife from
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FIRST AND SECOND ADDITIONS no
CAACAbB ufCtiA RIOS
~ the WaHatrhes valley h now on sale
Only g hours from Seattle Gin the 10 M
fty ONE mile from hsHtcnwurfh This
is bound 90 heenule che leading hrnle
section in the aiHte Apples HfoWu here
excel in color flavor and keoplna auata
titles epitErHherg apples uow bring g6
per box 30 the MamafUhee valley Wine.
sap 81 90 per NHN bun man estimates
900 boxes Hpif3ehkerra on hia 2 arfHa
Another e.ean bHEna WlneaHpk on hts
p acres FiNure 81 out FaufHaif NuthlnH
like ~ anYWh here rifHt and SECOND Aa.
dluans be- Caa1de Orchards are now
ready FernftuHl water rlFht goes with
the land Price $500 60 $500 per arFo.
nat further pHffituiera from
- q rErEWa owner.
0a3 Alaska Hdn IA
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RETURNS FROM VACATION.

J. q Harlan Of the immigration
service, and commonly designated
as the Mayor Of notheil." arrived
on the Spokane THIS morning after
vacation trip 20 California
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Seattle Star Exclusive setviee.l
nELLINGHAM, wash. Sept. is.
"A repetition OF the Vancouver
anti.Iapanese riots Is liable 10 &C.
cur IN this little city at any mo-
ment. placing the United States in
the same delicate situation with
Japan as Great Britain now occu.
pies.
Having solved the Hindu anes.
ton. here by throwing some 81 the
ackskinned men into Puget
sound, Bcllingham IL threatening 20
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seatiie'a sick. debiiiiated. invalid
train system seems 70 b. c0nyaieso
ing. and there IL come hope for re-.
covery Only two trains we're iata
Monday. but three sere behind the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

Get a free package OF Old Plan.
tation Pan Cake Flour az the Pure
Food show, corner Union and 7th
av., Thursday afternoon ses
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REVIVAL MEETIAes

" n Riley Of Minneapolis vha
Is holding a series Of revival meet
inrs al the Tabernacle Baptist
church. has found that s O'Clock =
che morning Is the best hour for q
tendance and the early mofnlns
meetings will be continued Nisai
meetings are also being bed.
Tonight the subject Is Your he
setting Sin" and tomorrow naain'
Ing. Speaking with Tongues
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BALLARD DISTRICT.

SPECIAL TO-DAY ssrs~ tfass ssess IL
sNi4 tAs@s - tsrfes ~ g rsf mautMl aise
H*s futf t@*e WMahiuNtnn safer ffuHt ~
saehs en- tEFtNs q uieAtHg mtsa the fiehsat
hiaeksss Nn1 on earth 81 VALLEY ctr.
cheap - terms aisH my Gfseu Eaaa maaa
sien hAfnss wWl trHaa faT King teanty
esg ~ Ttrass bieak wa are iks owr.rs
ia
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AAANNA AWAA WAEt 80
To the star Main 1885, IND
mas The star viii call and col.
lee, the tlli. sss viii send 20
you thA 0aawers 70 yeuf ad
vten addressed Ware The star
aArrs ron ci.AxsirInn
xNNTfSnMhNfs. q tuvtp
Wanted, fsost aad Teuna, Fer
neaf, Ees safe. etc,l one Ceat
q WoHd.
gHrpArtoNe WANTED ans,
~ words 1hrse tssass Ter %
Cvnfa.
saven .Nerds or fractions et
words 10 the line. cash in adj
vance. when charged 30 aes
count actual numhef % lines AZ
set viii he counted MinimUm
hin for an Fad" IS cents nai.
lara want "A Agency, r n
Mullen. sat ballard AZ. opR
city HAN
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deep saier
40 plaes o.
enough % z
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"
TRY Il. a0l Second av 80
CITY REAL ESTATE.
rWo uoop itOMra
Sc a6e ron Broom MnHHNN cor.
rAun ON itth wnHr ONLY $500
EAaH. nAtANeu $50 pHW MONTH
q Gee ron aooM MonhitN cor
eHSsn. nAt&Nen 9tb frH MONTH ~
WfNai4tF NttaH
Room ace c0isMAN uhnu AL
Nuat aell is let's overlooking tha
geandI hleb' slightly see each. o. f7be
noNHnn naowH co.
siQ Peoples nank nida
Main $3.50 III
ron SALE
room new madefn cottage. lot s0N
Tea Fremont beating fruit treeH. block
les nefsa aafih Asfege Il, 10 3
fof Hais sLeea o. pfopased "a line
no lots and five houses part Jaw Bone
Nifan Is 10 3
mAntRoN on MAnHoSA cAHa
1859 60 keae terms Ter let's Wess a.
Aeua avenue AeH OWNERS
HlN ATrnND HKAfsFN A LOAN co
en- Am Hank ribs MAIN ssfF ira atss
vthw Tors NIAR uNIVEHHiTY
psi esnt sesh HRd sia per MONTH nn
TWO aHa naar TWO eaf tines ana nAN
lac VOW building viii pass tAfeasA the
entire addition
INTERNATIONAL, noNn a REALTY
tees American bank bids. Ind 4eas
~1fts0
nRvnnAI. Nrw uGrap4
70 Z sonlne tANe a. taco cash bal
auaa isEaN Than rent See ~ a. once. aa
this kfnd ~ bargains does sat last long
INT khNAFfoNAt BOND . REALTY
ices American uank niae I'D aoas
zoe sale -roum hoHss tl4t. a IL
per month HFpund faat tsei ieth ~
s...IA y ~ n
VkeANr NAN1AfNH-
Corner ttstse fronting washington
pafs aad boulevard price only tate3
GRAND sisw tat "a North nreaawAy
District, tlset sasY terms
We have sams fine snaps
HRNeoS CARLSON.
ttf Maflun fiieeA
fh9nes Mats atsif Ind tssf
tt0al lisnsF fsfmsi Ifafa4 norih 6f
NHiFrfeslN 90 AHmuiHNs addition
WARRINGTON AA.AHKA Go
eli Nifsf Nvs fs
Crales Nafer Tfa6t irarG a9afaIas
TIRES aFfes aaa e fless & ear school
iesth at fhis. as she pfiua i aut8 stee
ea aaN reasonable t#fWs
WEST a WHEELER.
80 eHimmn NiaeH
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attending Holy Roller meetings.
which he claims she has been do
ing FOR some time past IN com
pauy Of a devotee OF the faith
johnson visited tho woman yestor.
day, az her invitation, according 10
his story. and a quarrel Is said TO
have enHued IN which the woman
claims, johnson made threats
against her
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TWENTY NATIONS HEARD
UNPRECEDENTED SERVICE

HUNDRED pEvoTEEs
or ESPERANTO. TAE UNI.
vERsAL LANGUAGE. WIT.
MESSED SERMON AND ENTIRE
SERVICE CONDUCTED m A
NEW TONGUE, WHICH Alt or
THEM READILY UNDERSTOOD.
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Steamship Meteor Il scheduled y
reach Seattle tomorrow with
heavy cargo Of general mercbah
disc.
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GOOD ONES

ttts4a tlns 0assn knns sat en- Second
" Fsf easy teFtss
~ $t#e~s'hetEs eHfmeN. : fats ~ Green
t4AAn mNaf eAg~s e8tF Aafsf f#es sie@
lsfmfa
sitee wise - fHas tNt aass rniesss
sits. Nu4a NNE ss*8trN very eighty
AAtaa~ una ~ ths ssNest Vism aafnsYt
as gWsmn Anas Fs&#eH
~ .tHea-aftt# ~ fHs hsst Yfem infs IL
usfluAf Faf8 tsa&et improvements 81
pafa
efee Msew HAAefa tract On fAiffaaa
nma mssH ffam H&hn WakhlmafHH
PC 4HA Mes t-FNaga tafEhNs a. GFa@a
Geks fstifN msnstafn
g. s##se sFha4Fe fmam ensfaNs al
saNesn ANas iaf tesfsH fefsns
ttkaA Slice sFeesu restaas 90 2Tsh.
hsar fntaH
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If YOU HAVE $50

Heres Your rhsHen 4 Ballard Toe close
ta car thar VIII prove a splendid invest.
misnt Price tatp. $40 cash. balance ua
easy tsfnH
FOREMAN a Co,
AeH Pioneer Hiaw fF.fe
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ANTI-JAPANESE RIOTS
THREATEN BELLINCHAM

Folve The Japanese question % he
same way.
II the Japanese are ever mob
bed al any point IA the United
States as they we're in VancouFef.
1t viii probably be In BelllnghAn
said Secretary A. e Fowler. Of The
japanese Korean Exclusion Leagas
or Washington. "Of course. his
league viii do all within is poxef
20 prevent such action. bat unlfa
the IHpa stop coming down acEuss
the Canadian border IN such izrss
numbers. the workinEmen q Bel
imgham sin gather and drive eFtfT
Jap out OF the city
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GOOD
GROOM HOUSE

Fauf let's good orchard a.na GOOD nat
buildings Price fasaei TERMS Is cash
Fake ballard car g Sleep ut uY nwnef,
IeNt isiiss aT ~fk4ae
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Sweaters, shooting Jackets, hunt.
ing boots, ollcuats and hats Hairs
li1l First av. zee
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who has no money must have no
wishes Italian,
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Small nos house lot feai60 10 alley
blocks 60 car and ntofes fftn, st9i
cash Terms on halauao cali up reaf
aHnte. 6la North eist Phone Nafih sti
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WOULD KILL HIS
FORMER WIFE

SPOKANE. Sept &c. A.
Worthington. former proprietor 81
the second floor Of the Cadillac
hotel and a real estate man. has
been placed under a si.ea8 bond
70 keep the peace for aix months by
Justice = G Hyde. on complaint
Of hle wlfe. from whom be IL now
separated. who testifieA that be
HAD frequently threatened 10 throw
acid Ia her face aud 10 klli her.
No city Ia the world has 10 many
nearby pleasure places aH New
York city. and no city presents SO
many dtMcomforts in getslug 10
thsm.
MNs Hn4 M money Fs8e4af baWa ma
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w. +. cox & CO.
isat.zs ALASKA nias


Nise sFassms eutsase large jHs saea
wstNhssafh seA tMN hlas hs FFaat ear tn
SO hssFa = tms siis sA*e sAsh. telnnas
4Asf
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ACREAGE

Nsaa land Z asile ffofa heat laaainn
F3esa e. #s@sfss sh#AH faEe see pss
AEfa AnH M4s easF EeHsum
FOWLER a MnNs
s@t BAILEY Mss Mails 1854
ia 10
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Carries the choicest aud freshest
meats, poultry and fish IN The citv
Try II. ant Second av. 50
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BROADWAY pEtfckrrssES. ssss
Moe*Fn. hera~ eakerF sna 5N1teas er~~N
eaf*K a uaeiHese n ffH So &te Ser aAN
NHas SIS 80 a@eA lease ktseg naFf Ms
NssaNMay. Esss8 proposition u shls kima
CD Seattle
AUGUST uAMMGEN q co
tst-a.s Empirs Hsaa
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f7b cash and very eaay terms on the
balance VIII Secure Yau one 20 The finest
five acre tracts at pnH Mgluea On the
new fntefutbHn. Price ft8Ga Abstract
furnished with perfect title
CHA8 n ABAMH
400 Ceimpn ElAW tf
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So Per Month

NEAR NMSr fe aeres. Kued hsueA
taads haes# sfnAAf uqrMaFas Ill zee
H0NEMf MAAwNY
R4tsbsasa8k Alaska Hia9 aatAset
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-02
Council Proceedings.

The City Council met in regu-
lar monthly session last night.
Mayor Knapp Clerk Wise aud
Alderman Davis, Gelders Bigham
Turner, Hays and Parni q,
present.
Minutes of last weeks ses-
ison were read and adopted with
out change.
The reading of city treasurer's
report precipitated general dis
cussion. The water and light
receipts S14,455 % looked good
until the debit side of the report
showed $1,9O3.O0 paid out on the
water and light account An
alderman wanted to know what
part of the 1908. 100 paid on &C"
count of the plant was for per-
manent improvements. The
discussion failed to bring out the
fact that there was anything
paid for that would not be consid-
cred as regular expenses
The report of the store keeper
-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-02

The report of the Fire chief
embodied a request for a new
chemical hand engine which was
finally granted.
The reading of the report of
the Health Officer brot on con-
siderable talk. DR.. Osborne
wasp resent and wanted specific
authority to regulate the maner
of handling food and groceries
by the merchants of the city.
The Alderman thought it was
lawful for the Health Officer to
regulate and prescribe how ar
ticles Of food, particularly vege-
tables should be handled and was
given authority to require gro
GERS to keep vegetables and
other articles Of food too. put
above the floor or out Of reach of
dogs.
A ruuning and confused de-
hate was iadulged qui,e at length
en- the question of opening the
bitches from the A. B & A.
tracks near Johnston street
south to Orange street, and
along the north side of railroad
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-02
Man At AbbeviIIe
Acquitted of Murder

Abbevllle, Ga, March 3d.
Jack Brothy, who has been on
trial in Wilcox superior court,
charged with the killing of W. B.
Carswell was acquitted by the
jury this morning. after being
out about Is minutes, The YER
dict see rs TO meet popular sp-
proval of our people.
G. A. R. Post IA has put up
new flag-po1e IS feet long, at the
third ward school house.
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Or. = w. HUNGATE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

General Surgery and Diseases of
the Digestive system specialfits.
From 1-2 p. m. of each day ex-
cept Sunday the poor whites of the
city will be treated free at office.
Office and residence 80 South Grant
ST. eet.
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Another Knock at John Barleycorn

Another Knock at John Barleycorn
Well, we'll, who would thunk it, Balm
bridge has gone dry. This only leaves VAL
Aosta'in the wet column between Savannah
md the State line on the Atlantic Coast
Line. And Valdosta is on the Anxious
Bench, expecting something to drop about
April 6th-provided some weakened coun-
Gilman does, not flicker at the last moment
II it does just leave It TO the County boys,
md it will get such licking it will be long
remembered The hsnd writing is on the
wall. The people insshe country believe
heir safety, and that Of their wives and
children demand that this monster shall be
kept out of certain class Of our citizenship
nd however fond they-may be of going to
p.and getting lifsiefor camphor. they
determined to run no risk. The man
es to stem this tide of moral senti-
e he Preacher Editor, Lawyer,
Giant, viii be swept of his feet, and
regain the same confidence he once
ke nblic esteem, IN illton News
nral roll 0ns we need it an,
sss.' 4 ~ s.,.Ysr,e<a ,,sif -. e..
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sign you are not.
Col. B. B. Cheney, Of Lumber City, IS at
Ing Ben Hill Superb Court and meeting
Id time friends. :
Judge Mitchell, in Berrien Superior Court
s week decided that it was unlawful to ship
ninor whiskey, under the law that prohibits
furnishing" of intoxicants to minors
MIM
An attorney who has been practlclng IN
section for more than ten years, says, that
II Hills grand jury is the finest body of men
Z ever composed jury in this section.
j. G. Knapp and Co made quite a tie deal
Nrday. They bought 100000 cross-ties from
i. Fletcher and Co. The ties are on the
near Irwinville and will pr obaby be taken
re A. B. & A. r. r.
There is something doing in railroad cir
that we are not at liberty to talk at present,
ak is cheap, railroads come high, and we
erssctiy willing to keep our editorial lips
4 when it rneans.good to Fitzgerald.
% N ~
The GU estion of delivering whisky from
express Offices on Sunday is becoming
of grave concern for citizens who love
and order. It is semi-officially given
mat the practice will Soon be prohibit
Lavonia Times.
There was an Atlanta man here yesterday.
nta people come to Fitzgerald occasionally
most of them say they like the town and
pkpple. This particular Albanian was inter-
q fn what he termed "Fitzgerald Euthusi-
He declares that he encountered it at the
nning of his journeyIH He found Fitzgerald
On the train as it pulled out of the gate city
be was aglow with "Fitzgerald Enthu-
xn." Just before he reached here he struck
her Fitzgerald man who was as sanguine aud
Sful as the first. And when he reached
eerald, he realized that he was in the big
Sc town In Georgia, or what will be the big
81 Just as soon as the necessary population
Il time to arrive.
Yes, Mr.. Niger was allowed to fig
ern in Tuesdays election and of course
rs in evidence with his campaign cigar and
imitab1e air of self Importance. A good
BE- is told upon the vets in this connection.
IS stated that they paid the taxes for and
gistered about fifty of the sons of ham and
Akiently awaited the opening of the polls to
ute them wet, when to their chagrin this
xecious flock we're marched up to the polls
their employer and voted for prohibition.
Bainbrige Search Light.
This high moral question should be settled
he white voters. An application of the con-
Eons as are above illustrated, more than any
ag else, Influenced this paper in its attitude
me last state campaign.
Another Knock at John Barleycorn
Well, we'll, who would thunk it, Balm
bridge has gone dry. This only leaves Val
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-02
a DoRMINEY. VroE-PREsT j. E. TURNER
HOME $5AVINGSBANK,
FITZGERALD, GA.
j. e. TURNER. CASHIER.
G. X. FARMER, PRgsr.
TO PARENTS AND OTHERS INTER
AND YOUNG PEOPLE;

WELFARE
The is
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-02

We are inviting you to send or bring us as much
fifty cents and open bank account for one
youths in whom you interested. This
will give us their and their address that
may reach them with this educational literature and
will act as nest egg to which may be added such
amounts as can be saved from time time On the
first deposit and all deposes thereafter in saw
INGS department will pay interest at four percent
compounded and upon this deposit of FIFTY Cents
the -depositor may have of our small
pocket Safes picture of which is herewith submitted
These small safes have been known to add greatly in
saving small moneys they not be unlocked ex-
cept at the bank.
Those desiring to open account by mail will
only have to send the of the depostor and the
amount and book will be Immediately mailed.
The day has come when nearly every person who
account and time too to teach youths the
bank account being just that much farther the road
has account
Let make Ben Hill one of the THRIFTIEST sec
and youths nearly all supplied with bank account. TIL
of all and the bank book next.
With these deposits made and then and with
these SAVINGS accounts will grow rapidly than 20
You do as much for young person as to make
help you to help him help himself. YC