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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21
IS KENDALL THE -TARGEyT2

Hartford, Feb, 2O.-Mayor Landers and Mir. Smith and MT. oldershaw call- ed on Governor woodruff to-day and had a long conference with him in the executive chambers. The presumption is that the conference was over Bank Commissioner Kendalls attitude in the Walker defalcation matter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21
LEHR's BILL TO SELL NATURAL
 BEDS IS STRONGLY OPPOSED

Bridgeport. Feb. 20. -Oystermen who work on the natural beds are lip in arms and out with an extensive Seti- tion against the proposed bill which Representative Lehr of New Haven has introduced in the legislature providing for the sale of the natural oyster beds in the Jurisdiction of this stat etc pri- vate individuals or corporations.
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healing all injuries, sores or diseases of the skin or flesh, is tn the form of an Oil It penetrates and antiseptically cleanses and at the same time forms over the affected parts an Oily Film containing those wonderfully healing properties which relieve pain allay irri- tation and inflammation and assist na- ture in the formation of clean, new flesh or skin without any scar. It is really a Household Surgical Dressing, to be kept on hand for all injuries, sores or skin diseases, whether slight or serious. The preparation was pro duced by Dr. Porter, an Old Railroad Surgeon, and is now known as Dr, Por- ters Antiseptic Healing Oil, @ remedy which Is sought after and continually used by all who give it first trial. Nearly all druggists now sell t.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21

ter was opposed yesterday by Repre- sentative Gum on the ground that the route proposed was not the one pre- viously advertised There was to haxe been hearing on the bill requiring trolley companies to properly heat their cars but it went over. e
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21
WOODRUFF orJsTs HIM.

Hartford, Feb. 2O-G Governor Wood ruff to-day revoked the appointment of Barber Commissioner Henry c. Schneider of New Haven, giving no reasons.
 It was stated at the governors office, however, that the removal is for cause. About the lobby of the capitol 1t was said that the reason for the removal was that MT Schneider had been seen about in an intoxicated condition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21
aAs ToLp 1N THE H1LI.s. ]

The production of As Told in the Hills" which will be seen in a two days engagement at the New Haven theater, beginning Tuesday night, Feb ruary 26, is one that has a generous number of up-to-date original and ex- citing incidents, and is written in manner that makes the play liter ary one of the highest order.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21
ENTERTAINMENTS
Hyperion Theater.

During the run of the O'Brien-Burns fight pictures at the Madison Square Garden in New York, one of the sur prises was the large number of ladies that were present at all the perform ances, showing that the women are as much interested in athletic contests, which require brains and skill as the men, and that they appreciate the good points scored by the contestants is shown by the fact that they were more demonstrative at all times then the men. The pictures will be shown at the Hyperion tonight
 DEWOLF HOPPER.
 DeWolf Hopper is superb in Happy
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21

land the new comic opera which Reg
 inald DeKoven and the late Frederick Ranken wrote expressly for him. Hop-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21

per has devoted himself to this form of entertainment with a greater consist ency than any other comedian, and he is now rewarded with the best Ameri-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21

Single pieces and small to be reordered, and ence closed out at Onehaf and less than
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21

On account of the unreasonable weather we will offer for the next ten days our stock of
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11
Bankrupt SAL.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday
June 80, 1907 between tho hours off o'clock
and 3 O'Clock D. NJ there will be sold on the
premises on Magnolia street in f tiger aid
Georgia where r. Armantr ut Bankrupt
formerly carried on the business. all of the
property of the estate of the said r. Amman
trout, bankrupt, the same being personal
property and consisting chiefly Of the follow
ing:
Blacksmith machinery; l shear, I'll e
shrinkers; 1 tire bender: 1 drill m chine
with tools; 8 mandrelS; 1 lot blacksmith
to Is, Also wood machinery; l boring ma
chinery: boring machine; hard-SpOke ten
oner: l bracket saw. 1 hand rip saw. power
spoke tenoner; | hub auger. Also one lot
wood Materials | lot trim ming goods ana
to, Is 1 lot wood working tools: l lot iron
and steal; lot bolts and machinery. | alb
les; lot sundries; grind stone; | sweet
tire machine; lot scrap iron: l typewriter
1 automobile book acc UNITS us shown by
Ledger; secondhand buggies; vehicles ard
wheels.
Said prof. erty will be sold at public cutlery
for cash, to the highest bidder or bidders,
subject to confirmation of sa by the r =
fe ee in Bankruptcy. Cash or certified
checks for ID per cent of the amount o. pur-
chase must be deposited at time of sale
This June 10, 1907.
L. KENNEDY.
Trustee. 77--5t.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11
Sheriff Sale,
Georgia Ben Hill County;
L. X ENNEDY.
Trustee. II

Georgia Ben Hill County;
Will be sold before the Court
House door of said county in Fitz-
gerald, Georgia, on the first Tues
day in August next, within the
legal hours of sale to the highest
bidder for cash the following de
scfibed property: One forty horse
engine and one forty five horse
power boiler levied on as the prop
erty of A. c. Caulson, 1nder and
by virtue of an execution issued
from the city court of Fitzgerald
in favor of NJ. III. Plopper levy
made and returned to me by b.
F. Barton deputy sheriff this
Goth day of June 1907.
". H. Fountain
Sheriff
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11

Some of the early colonists, who
came here from the frozen north,
now enjoy sitting under their vine
and fig tree. literally eating grapes
and figs from their own vine and
trees. right now in this. the month
of July.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mrs. Mary Hancock took trip
to her old home at Irwinv lille yes
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11
Another FITZGERALD colony boy

Another Fitzgerald colony boy
"came, he saw and conquered"
We refer to Frank MaddOcks, who
has always had bent for the stage.
He seemed to be especially fitted
for it. Ever since he was a "kidln
kiltsn he has shown an aptness for
that particular line. Between
times and at odd times he has i'm
proved every opportunity and en-
tered every open door leading to
that end and now he has reached
the goal with the opening OF his
Family Theatorem which gave the
first entertainment Monday and
a good audience who showed their
appreciation of "Our Frank"
who will place before the public
nothing but that which is clean.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
DR.. Emmett V. Ball, Fitzger
AIDS Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, will, according to his
custom, spend the month of Au-
gust in the hospitals of the north.
Many of the Doctors patients come
from a distance, and as he does
not wish to disappoint any one,
he wishes the public to know that
his office will be closed during
August,
The doctor regrets that it is nee
essary to close his Office, but as he
wishes to secure everything new,
for the benefit of his patients, and
as he is unable to obtain any one
to fill his place, in his absence he
is forced to close his Office. How
ever, he will open again about
Sept. LIST. and hopes to be prepar-
ed to give his patients even better
satisfaction in the future than he
has in the past.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
w. L. ShelIenberger has gone
to the Elks National Convention
at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mrs. NJ. e. Vickers and chill
dren, of Kinder. La, arrived yes
terday, on their way to BroNton to
visit Mrs. Vicker's father, Dan
Newburn.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11

The 'devil'' is still having his
ing in the Enterprise office.
Get Busy at Something Useful
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Adams,
Of Ocilla, is visiting in Waycross.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Will Stansill, who has been ill
for several weeks, is improving.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
According to reports in our ex-
changes from various parts of the
state Fitzgerald is about the
heathiest city of it's size.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
III. NJ. Warren took his depar-
lure yesterday for Brunswick, call
ca there by the illness of his faith
erinlaw, Capt. J. w. Brockinton.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Vetter, OF
Pennsylvania, who have been
stopping in Fitzgerald, have
zone to Greenwood, South Caro-.
lima.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
A. H. Thurmond has accepted
D position in the First National
Bank. His family is expected to-
day.
Get Busy at Something Useful
Mrs. j. C. Rogers land her daugh-
ter; Miss Mamie Hayde, will start
FOR Chicago, Ills, next Monday,
md from there to Zion City, to
visit Mrs. Rogers daughter, Mrs.
Fred Bosworth.
i. Get Busy at Something Useful.
Wanted-A few persons OF re-
lined and Christian character can
obtain good board in a christian
h0me at reasonable rates. Apply
BW w. Pine st. Hamilton COtCage
Fitzgerald Ga. 83-t
ri, Get Busy at something Useful.
They must have pretty good
Prohibition in some parts of Ken
lucky where boot-legger was
anght selling booze in a bottle,
Ia ina loaf of bread after the in
de had all been scooped out.
Get Busy at Something Useful
Why DON'T you flush the water
nainsf /, Nobody likes dead water.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Vance,. the little tcn-year old
% Of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
assed from the mortal to immor-
ality yesterday and was laid to
rest today in Greenwood Gene
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11
Get Busy at Something Useful.

Alice Jennings, a noted Chris
tian Science healer, and a friend
of Edward Markham, who became
lamOus thro his noted poem, "The
Man with the Hoe" and the ere
cessional'' took her departure for
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11
Got Busy at Something Useful.

A noted divine thinks that la
dies should take off their hats at
church of evenings. or rather that
they should leave them at home,
that no preacher can inspire man
who is looking into a lop sided ag-
gregation of dead birds, stuffed
weasels, chameleon skins, beads,
sticks, straw, corn tassels and
thistledown.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11

w. L. ShelIenberger has gone
to the Elks National Convention
at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11

who is looking into a lop sided ag-
gregation of dead birds, stuffed
weasels, chameleon skins, beads,
sticks, straw, corn tassels and
thistledown.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Nichols, for sometime has been
annoyed by gang of professional
gamblers that had RENDEZVOUS
near there where they assembled
nightly and especially Sundays.
Last Sunday the officers made
raid upon them and captured TWEEN
ky three men and two women, all
colored. They also found % gal
Ions of whiskey half keg of beer
and $12O in money, besides gamb-
ling tools, eight pistols and one
shot gun. In the fray one white
man, an officer, was shot thro the
arms
= - Get Busy at Something Useful.
Make me an offer for one or
an0re of the following lots.
Lot 5 Square ID Block 2 City of
Fitzgerald
Lot II Square Block 10 City of
Fitzgerald
Lot IS Square 8 Block Z City of
Fitzgerald 1
Lot 6 Block 2 Williams Addition
City of Fitzgerald.
Also 20 acre tract No 4349 of
lot $50 old 4th District of Irwin
County. Address quick
David Comfort,
Triton Ga. S6-3t
kltEgerald or Pull Out.
mercury ran up to
zPhenix, Arizona,
gusta, Georgia, to 100.
FITZGERALD o. Pan Out
zssl,s, Il i'm the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

Did you think about face an important
part 4 plays In your relation toward the remainder
50 far concerned appears
20 be " get up In the morning with the
viii look grouchy. too
n Erouchy breakfast table yOu mighty
few your
disposition oward things general and Won't enjoy
breakfast
And when you your the trees tho grass the
flowers aud tho whole face n nature vii reflect your Of
mind a II from a
Yet there's nothing the
of All
normal trouble when
Smile AZ tho world and IL will smile right back you
The attitude by
attitude toward them You what you you
disposition will show people viii
from We looking trouble this world: and
from n when Juggling
bic with
from a. Either that ven give you scowl for seowl
repuiaed
face 81 those that H. the expression OF the Some
beautiful the indca
lions OF nasty disposition that there beauty
lighted
b. the evidences Kind loving disposition inside
that We forget the features and real beauty
noticed babioa little babies
win people 70 others all
how much they and codded Well babies looking
Tor love Add they generay toll They the face
either attracts repea And the face merely the indicator
Of what Is behind. back ga the mind
We bat looking for love And
uniovey dispoa
uoa and lovely face The face viii finally tell the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

Yot hai you got Ia der Of cool smoke. Osgarg~
Vel. Adolf here lss der Icemane Delight"
Il want mild domestic"
Huh. / wish wife couif 80 fierce
cand fire dem"
"Nct ISIS disa Fumo de- GluevorksTf
No dot isB a Ia Flora Dc Punk
~ hobe ID iaa nod made by der fnbecco rusd"
I'd snd ID los made a oga DEFY
are smoked BY der Pttsburg miluonalrcs"
DO der Psburg mlonalres
Here iss a fine Colorado dregt from Denfer"
"fiaas "a Hafaua
Sure Id designed by "a leading
Il don't ike shape o
Ven We YIN ha ID reshaped vile vait bad a
ahead Of you Beddug hts trousers creased"
w 800
NO bud ef Wish draw doro Iss odaery office
Ia der rear"
u want bleaHe"
'HOu sOmoding ebork
shout o N der reed"
~ guess hat bedder buy o.
for yo want dgar h0ier2 you zgar win
away "
NO bud ashamed hotlng n myaciuf Ia ha
ha Take d1s torch back und glf a Test
y am aorowful bud der Key Vest
hat ioad der key"
How dit de- key
Through hole lea of ha ha" fThudD
hf der audience iss i'm.
ported song excess known ash Muddc laa Nod Smoking
Cabbage der Stole"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
A GREEN LCHr-AAVE YOU SIGHTED ONE YETI

Coming down town on a Madison car talking
about his mother and father
"Ny fathers 70" he said Mother is IS But you'd never
think TO look then You wouldn't believe it II YOU saw
how they and how strong and we'll bet never
live that long"
Why" asked friend
"Whv? Because we don't live they lived"
As he spoke the flashed past handsome apartment
house a well known bachelor resort.
There's one OF the reasons" the said waving his
hand toward the big building "See that housed Full Of young
fellows. Always full Dozens OF EN- the waiting list You
know how they live For good time principally Bad hours,
bad food bad habits don't necessarily vicious, you
uuderstand-usi bad Young women almost the same
Ever think what girl has go through during the season
Dances parties heater, drives brdgemorniug afternoon
aud night don't how they keep up couldn't Every
body be worshppiug the God of Good Time these
days The very idea of whole evening spent quietly peace
fully. with good book say other restu helpful
wawhy that would distress them beyond words They must
have excitement"
at wasn't like that in the old days" said the friend
SHOULD say mott should say mott Boys and girls didn't
have atehkys then Mother would say BE be in by
O'Clock and in She'd open the door herself you
remember"
"And kiss us good night" said the other man
Eyes" assented the first "No lodging No girl staying
till morning dances No youngser getting away from
home and living in big apartment houses with 100 just
ike him. to ruin his body and soul"
"Eow about your boy9 asked the second man. suddenly
"AIine' Oh he trying SO the gait But think
he's the green light"
''What green hghtr
"The green light that means be CAREFUL said the
first you know--lke the railroad lamps A red one
danger but green caution talked my
boy don't know how much good Il did-naybc
didn't want to try being too strict with him That would have
made him lying you So just talked things over
with him. But two three nights ago. he started zap his
and rather surprised he's been beginning
think he old enough pleased generally
pleased 20 suppose have looked surprised
he stopped minute and put his hand
shoulder Dad he says guess you needn't worry abou,
any I've OF those green lights"
what did he meanr inquired the friend.
BLESSED il know. But doesn't make much difference
what it An experience guess The point the boys
beginning before he gets the place the green
lights don't his any more And man. that's
what countsr
Then the two Of them got of the car
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. CONCERNING WOMEN

Neuacity. kan boasts % a WON.
an banker. Mrn Mary c. Bennett.
who besan ~ years ago as a book.
keeper and was steadily advanced
until nho became president
A college giri who won a IN ~
degree tells hos ahe succeeded In
married life. and Haya that II fnuat
wives pui a. much energy into the
work % helping their husbands as
into a career Il would pay much
better beginning with q salary 81
90 week. they lived ia twa
rooms the college girl ga the
cooking and All the washing bat
her husbands shirts aud cniiarr
They lived ca tt5 a week and say.
"a $40 The man 60 How making
$50 geo a year. but through every
step % The say hla wife helped
him Up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

Tho Marqalse0csclle A. ~
worth who. with L.. vent
ealDYs The honor ~ bay,, g"..eai.
f"coratod with tho cross ~ a. pen
gion ~ Honor has lgaf s ~ =
~ the united States. brlpy;,Sa.' ll ~
80 iho portrait Of PTes,n @na
Hooaeyelt which ebe .ssloens
painted. Her portrait a, seasnllT
Alexandra. exhibited A he s s .,
va for tho queen ~ ~ ~ salos'
ring .oWafd wants # fof ~, y
81 Vino DC Wentworth VII, ma
hipit PIG next Years salon ~ Y
trait Of Senator Beverldge ~ pr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
THE WISELY GIRL
BY T. S. Henry

Tho Cuddey Girl the primley Girl
Arc all well enough In their way
Ny soul IL ontranced BY Wisely Girl
And she's carried my heart away
Hut ia safe In tho 81 my priceless pearl
And my mnd Is at eaao-not around In a whiri-
For my wisely Flgii
Ny fnilaiEey Fin
IL perfect adorable. prtscy Ein
Honey u Hweat-but also clogs,
And fire may hurn
And all II eaftha blessings aud all It's Joys
Through fad tho burial
Virtue ga extreme. IL the viea % a churi-
But In my calm. wisdom directed Eirl.
Ny sweet full EroWn gr.
Mr. pure. God known gln
Turks not tho least fear of a heaftuioan gin
l feast the look her clear deep eyes.
I thFln az tho touch hand.
And heaven Ia than far off skies
She makes u everyday landi
So know that the very best kind o a girl
Whose worth Is above a mere "reddah.brown eufl"--
II wlaeartea Fn.
A truep parted Klr
Like my lovely sweet dlgnlned godhearted girl
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who was none other than soufmugs
the lester q
"Your Ms9osty.' quoth tho fool.
what a. the difference between
Soul bank roll and rabbit Gating
apiAach7"
The king gave u up
zone ia q bunch Of monyy and tho
other II MUNICH of bunny" said
the jester. making wry face as
though the eNort eost him bitter
ness Of soul
Hut tho KING went away laughing
all by himself.
A altyacfaper tall ha a spyre
once rang with tho dead cry OF
"Fiaft"
with yalof lnaplghered
The fifomen luehnlred.
fiut they found the aiarmiat a llR
Father. won't you please buy
mo ono OF those r.w mushroom
hata2"
"'tf DO. daughter wo won't be
able 10 afford steak"
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COFFEE.

Why eat good butter
and drink poor tea and
Golfer
Your grocer returns your money
If you don't Ike 8chllling'B Best.
We pay him
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A very large extingulahor hat II
of chiffon. laid on tho frame Ia
milllnora folds. tho top being
coral chiffon and the under side
black A larEe cameo pin holds
the only trimming tso immense
black feathers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

Thsrs~ssayOunamanofese.
From New Years 10 Christmas I'm
free % declare.
For ways that are duh and vcrae
that Il yain.
One t.ore Is peculiar, and not at ali
rare:
The man Who tells Ilmericks gives
me a pain.
h. /. T. in Puck
But atiil. u you don't listen. Bert
or drown Il with aiphonie squirt,
That unahaahed Teller.
Tho limerick teller.
VIII not really do you much hurt
Indianapolis News.
n there was a finhing tackle trust
there would be a lot more cbait.
ing
Did you ever notice how many
people think they can't be heard
through a screen door and hold it
open while they have their say
what dId the preacher got az his
donation party7"
Mostly eggs"
MY. his church must have a lot
Of lay members"
Now that the colleges are about
10 open. We will hear more about
the cane rush and less about tho
gTnNlnr rush.
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More battleshipa at navy yard
than ever before. sss
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

ciuus Majesty. who vas. praise BE-.
pvt into uncummaniY good spirits
BY the cause 81 the general Eluom.
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a Beautiful Game.

Here comes McCinch."
what Of itf"
Lets shake dice with him and
stick his wife and babies for the
drinks" - Louisville Courler.Jour.
nal.
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Nearly every woman Is mortally
afraid % a snake Yet that's a funny
thing for the daughters OF Eve to be
afraid Of
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IN head o. IN
family Amt "a oniy
one who does a bot o.
thinkln."
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n there was a finhlng tackle trust
there would be a lot more 70 bait.
ing
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

Coming down town Madison ST. man was talking
about his mother and father
"Ny fathers Is" he said Mother is IS But you'd
think il 20 look al then You wouldn't believe II YOU saw
how active they are and how strong and we'll bet never
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