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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-21
Our Military.

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armoly and furnishing it to the
company without charge. In re
ferring to the matter the Dawson
News says:
| THE PEOPLE WILL APPROVE.
''The county commissioners an d
the city council have disposed OF
the military question in Terrell
county for the present, in so far as
the financial aspect is concerned.
"Some while ago the Dawson
Guards were mustered out of ser
vice by order Of the proper state
authorities. 1t is understood that
this action was taken by the ad-
vice of the battalion and regimen
tai officers, and was based upon
the idea that the company should
either be discharged or reorgan-
lied. Thereupon, when the fact
was brought to the attention of
the county and municipal authorl-
ties that Terrell county was likely
to be deprived entirely of a mill
tary company these bodies took
the matter under consideration,
with the result that they have de-
cided to jointly purchase t h e
armory and furnish it to the COM
pany without charge and encourage
their reorganization. This action,
no doubt, will meet with the ap-
proval of the general public, as the
condition existing in Terrell coun-
ty renders it unwise for our COM
munity to be without the presence
of all efficient military command.
"The state of Georgia, in con
nection with the federal govern
ment, will arm and equip the COM
pany and supply t h ose things
essential to the performance OF the
duties of a soldier in war or in
peace.
Gentlemen of t h e Guards we
| salute YOU
Fitzgerald has never fully appre-
ciated it's military organization.
At least it has not shown any
Igreat amount of generosity
| toward the boys who give their
time to the onerous drills necces-
sary to hold a place in the military
organization of the state.
The company is now preparing
| to move the armory and is forced
to pay rent exactly double the
amount allowed them by the state
and the boys will get tired OF the
tax if they have to go down into
their pockets for the difference.
| Capt. Johnson is selling jury
Exemptions or honorary member
|ships for $25. 80 and by that merns
Iexpects to be able to meet the add
ed expense.
In connectionwith the above the
following from Saturdays Atlanta
journal is pertinent.
| ARMoRIEs FOR THE MILITARY.
| The military department of the
state of Georgia has acted wisely
| in insisting than henceforth every
lcity which wishes to muster in g
lquota of military companies must
provide armories for the proper &C
comodation of h e organization
Endless confusion and dissatisfac
ton mutually result from the lack
of these indispensable facilities anc
lit is the part of wisdom on the
part of the state to require i'll fu
ture, as a prerequisite of organiza
| ton, that new companies shall be
: provided with an adequate armOry
The military spirit is growing il
; Georgia. The individual units arr
, being brought up to the highest
state of efficiency, greater interest
! is being taken in the annual en-
campments and there is a growing
disposition on the part of the gen
eral assembly to treat the military
with greater consideration a d
iEhoroIifU
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-21
The Courthouse Removal.

They are off! Ocilla leads, Mys-
tic second, Irwinyille third. Ocil.
La in the stretch and running well
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-21
Attention, C. A. RI
Animal Excursion 10 AndeTSOnviIIe,
DECORATION DAY,
MAY 80, 1907.
Atlanta Birmingham & Allan
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

Special of elegant coaches will leave Fitzgerald at 630
NJ arriving Ande1sonville $50 A. NJ. Leave Anderson
sonvle 400 p M arrive Fitzgerald 1O NJ Tickets tor
this will be sale at Atlanta Birmingham At
lantc ticket office May 29th and morning of May Both
Purchase your tickets May 10Th and avoid the rush.
Ticket office will be open all day May 29th Fare for the
trip, Fitzgerald to Andelsonve and RETURN $35s
CHILDREN between ages of five and twelve years 7Oc
J. J. CHAMPION, J. N NORRIS, E. P. sEARe
G. p A.. Ticket Agent c. A.,
Atlanta Ga Fitzgerald, Ga. Fitzgerald, o.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

FOR RENT-SiX-room house, 335
North Spruce. Mrs. w. A. Rice,
Phone Red 81.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

Ten kinds of cocoanut candy, lie
pound, Saturday, at Miller's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
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Extremely sad is the death of this
lovely young girl She had Just en-
tered upon the fun estate of glor-
ious young womanhood. Only Il
years measured the span of her life.
she was, indeed, a beautiful girl
fair of face and with a charming per
sonality and disposition. Scores of
warm friends have watched with sor-
row the steady decline of the young
girl and have lamented the fruitless-
ness of every effort made to save
her life.
The family has resided in Grand
Junction about four years. When
the family came to Grand Junction
the young daughter was not in good
health and it was feared that she
was a sufferer from the dreaded
white plague. The fears were con-
firmed, and during the last two years
there had been a noticeable and
steady decline. However, having a
strong determination and a cheer
full disposition, Miss Duffy made q
brave fight, and not until within the
last few months has she been forced
to keep to her room, and only for
the past four weeks has she been
closely confined to her bed.
Calmly the young woman awaited
the inevitable summons and the end
came peacefully and quietly this
morning
The deceased had a wide acquaint-
ance. being a favorite among a large
circle of young friends in whose
pleasures and festivities she partici-
pated during the first years of her
residence in Grand Junction.
The funeral arrangements have
not yet been perfected, but the fu-
neral will take place probably on
Saturday or Sunday; interment in
Orchard Mesa cemetery. Undertaker
Krohn has charge of the arrange
ments.
The father of the deceased is a
well known railroad man.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

Ryan states that he and a NUMBER
of other men were drunk at the mine
on the day of the alleged Assault a'il..'
that they all were in the shait house
when some official ordered them -
clear out" Ryan says that a gen
eral fight then started, and When II
was over it was found that ole man
had been badly cut on the head ahG
face He says that he CRyanl hau
skipped out for fear he would be ar
rested. He is not certain Whe1ne!
it was he or some other participant
in the row that cut the man. HOW
ever, there is another SIDE 70 the
story which indicates that Ryan
alone murderously assaulted the oth-
er man.
The injured man is not IN dah-
gerous condition.
George Garrison is the name oil
the man who was injured. The rev
enue Tunnel mine, S miles from gu
ray. was the scene of the fight.
Ed Hutter, another miner was
with Ryan when the latter was ar
rested last night. but Hutter was no;
wanted However, Hutter's brother,
Nick, was mixed up in the melee ana
is in jail in Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
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Ryan is wanted at ouray on
charge of attempting to kill a fellow
employee. 1t seems that he murder
ously assaulted the man with knife
in a row at the shaft house of the
mine several days ago. He made
his escape, but was tracked to Delta
and it was learned that he left thar
town yesterday for Grand JUNCTION
on the train due here last night.
Sheriff Hoskins. who came to the
city Tuesday night, and Sheriff
Schrader were at the train when 1t
arrived last night, but somehow the
man eluded them; but they finally
got on his trail and captured him
while he was eating supper in the
restaurant.
Ryan remained in the Mesa county
jail all night and was taken to Ou-
ray this morning
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

FOR RENT-Living rooms to party
who will furnish table board to
students. Call at office of West
ern university at 1924 North Sew
enth, or telephone Red 1881.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

FOR RENT-Furnlshei room. COL
North First.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
li.ht housekeeping. 124 Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
Just Your Kind
of a Smoke

1t makes little difference what
sort of a cigar you enjoy most,
our cigar case contains every kind
of good cigars made. We have
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL
ANSWERS FINAL CALL
Miss Pearl Duffy, Popular and Be-
loved, Victim Of the Nhlte
Plague. - Very sad Death'

q Just a few minutes before g
a the hour of o'clock this morn
a ing the Angel of Death not un- 6
x expectedIy entered the home of z
n Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Dufy, at Z
4 422 North Fifth street, and the z
a spirit of their daughter Pearl z
4 was released from the body so z
4 mistreated by the ravages OF z
4 that almost unconquerable dis z
4 ease. tuberculosis, and beckoned z
4 into the Paradise of the Be q
4 yond. 9
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
ARRESTED HERE FOR
ATTEMPTED MURDER
Important Capture Made Here Last
Night by Two Sheriffs. = Inc
Mans Story of the Case.

y Last night VIII Ryan, a mix 9
< er who has been employed in 9
K one of the mines near Ouray for 9
K some time past, was captured q
( at the Oregon restaurant on
< Colorado avenue in this city by g
< sheriff Schrader of this county g
!. and Sheriff Hoskins of Ouray z
y county.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
Saturday Special.

Cocoanut day at Miller's. Ten
kinds of cocoanut candy, fresh made
from fresh grated cocoanut direct
from Baltimore factory, as we secure
a barrel every month, and to intro
duce the candy will sell on Saturday
for lie a pound.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

Anywhere in city or county, night
or day, in auto. Phone NanBuren
Bros. & Hawley, Black 5S4-
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
AFTER BRAVE STRUGGLE
YOUNG MchASTER DIES
Death Last Night Ended the suffer-
ings of Well Known Young
Mans.-Remains to be Sent
East to Old Home.

a This morning at the hour of 2
x 3.3O O'Clock Bert McMasters, 2
x aged % years, a well known 2
x Young man, passed from this q
x life at the home of his sister, 2
x Mrs. Arthur Brown. 2
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

The saddles and harness that are
purchased from Harry l.. Hiatt al
ways give satisfaction as they are
made at home and are guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10
Auction Sale at Post & Boyd's Stable
Saturday, October IL.

twenty-five head OF horses, coz
sisting of work horses and general
purpose horses, saddle ponies; also
wagons, buggies, surries, phaetons
cart, buckboards, harness of all
kinds, etc.
Some good milch COWS.
Any one having goods of any kind
can consign them for this sale.
G. C. MURRAY & co.
]. A. McCLUEN, Auctioneer.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

The death was not unexpected; In
fact it has been surprising to the
Young mans many friends that he
has held out so long against the ter
ribIe inroads of tuberculosis which
long ago fastened its fatal clutches
upon him.
The yonug man came TO Grand
Junction several years ago from his
home at Lauderich, H., hoping to
recover his health; but, like many
do, he came too late. and, instead of
improving. he gradually declined. He
battled bravely against the disease,
but in the end it conquered and the
Grim Messenger summoned him from
earth this morning. The end came
peacefully. The deceased had a wide
acdaintance in the city and his death
will be learned of with sincere sor-
row.
James McMasters, a brother of the
deceased and formerly one OF the
best known young men OF the city,
will arrive tonight from Denver Mrs.
Sherman, who resides in the country
near the city, and Mrs. Brown are
sisters of the deceased. The mother
of the deceased was with him when
the end came.
The remains will be shipped east
to the old home for burial.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-10

Ten kinds of cocoanut candy, 17C
a pound, Saturday, at Millers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-25
NEWS or RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
CAPT. MARTIN rlTcHNER MET
WITH ACCIDENT YESTERDAY
AT NEW MADRID, MO.
FELL FROM SIDEWALK
And Broke Right Leg at Tn gh--Will
Ee Brought to cairo--Gen-
eraI and Local
Notes.

Word came yesterday TO JEFF Wa
Ipcr. Of the Boat store, that Capt
Martin Fitchnor OF this city had m
with an accident a; New Madrid, Mo,
failing from II sidewalk and breaking
bis right lee above the knee, Capt
Fitchner had gone to New Madrid by
rail leaving here Saturday, and eX
peeting to catch the John A. Wood
there to come up and meet the
Reaper en- which he WAS TO go as
Uilct the Reaper being bound foT
Memphis with tow Of coal. Capt,
Fitchner is over 81 years old, lle
has pleasant home On Thirtf-fourth
street III this city having resided
here many years. Mrs Fitehner
went down by rail yesterday and will
have her husband brought to Cairo on
the Sadie Lee today
This is the second time the Capt
has had this leg broken Some years
ago ii was fractured some inches
above the present injury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-25
General and Local Notes.

The river marked 1865 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall Of "a OF foot IN "a hours.
The Hermann Paepcke came up
the river yesterday with two barges
.cf logs for the Chicago Mil.
The Joe b. Williams and Sprague
are expected to pass Memphis today
ton their way 70 New Orleans
The Stacker Lee will lay over at
.St Louis this week and 20 on the
ways to Pat On a new steamband and
will leave that place next Saturday,
Nov. 30 for Cairo and Memphis.
Lee Liners still have good passen-
ger business although it is late in the
season.
The City Of Savannah is coming cut
from ST Louis bound for Padueah to
lay an tor the winter
The Lucille Burt will be out from
st. Louis the latter part Of the week
bound for New Orleans She Is a
pleasure boat built by Geo w Burt.
a mountain mine owner at cost OF
$4,000. she will be piloted by Capt
Hassie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-25

ECHOES FROM CAIRO PULPITS \


y come IN trNc faith, viii find aband
mt pardtn They will turn from their
~ ways and tread the narrow path
Reds way Is the only way II IS the
one who scorns Gods mercy who a.
niea his grace who continues in the
pathway whose so-called light is
spiritual darkness who never stops
to consider. nor to say, BE merciful
10 me sinner"
Just the other day was told by
che interested in the Church Of an.
other one whose mother had been a
Christian. She said to him, why 10
YOU never attend church, The re-
II ly came TO her as a stunning blow
why should /? There is no such
thing as God /" AS heard the
short story | though OF the words Ct
the 1salmist, The fool hath said In
his heart there is no God.
To the publican, II was a most
blessed chrrch-going. He went home
with his sins forgiven, determined TO
lead another and better life. the
lhdrlsee returned 10 ms nome WITH
cut his sins forgiven because he had
not asked forgiveness He did n t
ask fer ii, OF course, because he lid
mt feel the need. Selfrighteousnc IS
had blinded his eyes. deadenel his
ears, stiaed his spiritual life
II is said that one Of our old Ger
man ministers was once congratulat-
cd BY pastor Of a sisterdenomina-
ton on his general popularity oh
10 replied the elder man, ! have
nothing at all to be congratulated on
My congregation does not vet rea 'ize
tnat without Christ they a"e all poor.
lost and ruined sinners
The humble confession of sin is a..
WAYS better than the empty assump
items of elf-rightecusness, mot as
either men are" The one shows pen
itence and faith. the other proves the
Lack of these elements Which char
aoter do we pattern after-the Phari.
see or publican?
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-25

N rs"go To Gcd, tho Instrument that
rs to ss..d that message is the Chris
tian hiMsrf, and the receiving instru.
ment Il Jas Christ,
/ Now the lioa oi the Christian may
be charged wit something transcend.
entity mere powerful than electricity.
Jesus said 70 the disciples, eye shalt
receive power aft I that the Holy
Spirit has come upcn yfi' Ats rs:
and after the des ont IL the Spirit.
the record runs. "rney were all filleI
with the Holy Split. aud began to
speal' with other L igues as the Spin;
gave them utteranf y" The Holy Spirit
takes up the message and carries it up
to GCd in Christ } si,s as Paul writes.
The Spirit Himse.i uaketh interces-
sion fer us with groa ilgs that can
net be uttered ROM s &c
The scriptures are var. particular
about the sending instrunlt Mt being Ia
tune with the heart OF Jes In my
name is reaptedly used b, sus IS
the true note OF the heart of tii pray.
ling Christian, John adds | com.
fmenL John 5:14 IF we as any.
thing according to his will, he beareth
lus." We must watch the heart lest
liz get out oi tune
| Prayers sent b. d heart char |
with the Holy Spirit and In tho naiue
! CT Jesus go straight to the eat u
Jesus while all other prayers have 10
assurance OF ever reaching the ca. Il
| God, with the one exception OF tie
Cry Of the penitent sinner for mere
| Some OF these prayers give an as
surancc to the soul somewhat like
the repeated message OF the tele-
grapher, and the sender knows right
then that the message has reached the
ear OF Gcd and all will be well.
/ Now what is there about this spirit
ual wireless telegraphy less reason
able than the Marconi system? The
| instrument, the heart, was made by
God for the very purpose OF holding
conversation with its Creator, and its
| failure Is due alone to the curse of
I sin. But when man returns to his
God, by receiving Jesus as Savior and
Lord, and lives in harmony with the
will of God, the spirit OF this man is
able to receive the Holy Spirit. as the
lungs receive the air, and he becomes
filled with the living God the Holy
Spirit. Now he Is able to send a
message to God through Jesus Christ,
| by means Of the indwelIing Spirit Of
L
God. And as the Holy Spirit is inf
nitely more effective than electricity
even so is the message which the
spirit of man sends to God of infinite
more power and reach that the mes
sage of Marconi Space does not count
against it, for the simple reason that
God is not limited by space and the
spirit that carries the message from
the soul OF man is the living and pc
sonal Spirit Of God.
| "And this lis the boldness which
we have toward Him. that II we ask
anything according to His WILL He
neareth us; and ii we know that He
heareth us, we know that we have
the petition that we desired OF Him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-25
TELEPHONY WITHOUT WIRES.
There ls a Possibility Of Talking to
America.

Wireless telegraphy is at last an
established fact, both scientifically
and commercially.
A director of the Amalgamated
autobiography company told re-
porter that his company Is ready to
take orders for the installation OF
wireless telephony system to cover
distance ,np to 25 miles, oyer fairly
fat land or over, water. y
Il -sRAtehtly;v iiessaid II spo,te ~ clr
,aboratory at Berlin TO a temporary
laboratory which swe.. have serected,
some seven miles away 1ronf that
city. and that was not under the best
conditions. because the aerial Tor
wire) at the temporary station was
suspended between two factory SHAFTS
instead of the usual masts.
From experiments which we have
been conducting in Berlin we are able
TO guarantee perfeets communication,
hy wireless telephony sover.T25 mites
Of not too hilly country.
"The inventor of the continuous
nndamped wave. by which means only
is wireless telephony made posslee.
was NJ. Valdemar Poulsen, a noted
Danish electrical engineer. About
eight months ago we bought M Poul'
SENS invention. together with all MS
plant and experimental stations. ana
we have secured patents for the whole
world WITH the exception Of the
United States.
we are now converting our sta
lions at oxford and Cambridge into
wireless telephony stations on the
Ponlsen system, and when the work I
is completed. which will probably De
in six weeks time. We shall begin 10
experiment there. am confident that
we shah pc successful In establishing
Wireless telephpnic communication
orer tho SO es'which separate the
two university towns. and do not (
hesitate to express my conviction tnat
in a few years time We shall be aoie
to speak arrcsz the Atlantic Lon
don ExpJt~gr
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-25

OF dull pain that I could not quite un-
uerstand. Then there was q dull head
ache. and my mind seemed TO be
wandering continually. | could not
eat. and what little solid food | did
eat could not retain on my stomach.
| tried every remedy could think OF,
and also tried out a number of patent
medicines, but without any apparent
result II was through one OF my
friends that I heard OF Cooper's prep
aration, and | Immediately decided
to try some of H. Il is two weeks
since ! took my first dose Of Il, and
feel Ike a new woman. The head
ache seems TO have disappeared, aud
the pain in my stomach along with
It, The medicine is worth its weight
in gold, and I want to thank Mr..
Cooper for what be has done for
me"
Mr.. Edwin r. Morse. OF 20 Oakley
street. Dorchester, suburb of Bos-
ton, says: For three years 7 had
not well day Ny stomach was in
frightful shape: the mere thought Of
food would nauseate me, and I really
had q horror Of anything to eat. An
solid food would cause me extreme
indigestion. hloating and gas on my
stomach. and nothing tasted right.
Some time ago ! got some Of this
Coopers medicines, about which
there Is 80 much talk. I actually
feel as vel and strong az a boy ever
since the first bottle. Every sign Of
stomach trouble has disappeared. and
! have q hearty appetite and eat
three square meals: every thing
seems 70 taste good. Anyone who
knows what chronic Indigestion Is
can appreciate what this means 70
me. | consider this the most remark
able medicine I ever heard Of
We sci Mt. Cocper's medicines.
and ind them 20 be I'll be claims
p. 9. Echuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-25
ONLY NECESSARY TO :
TREAT THE STOMACH
Claim of Central Figure in Recent Contro-
versy Is Novel.

The new theory advanced by L. T.
Cooper relative to the human stom-
ach has attracted such widespread
attention that the public In cities
visited by the young man has been
Joined by many physicians In dis
cussion OF his beliefs and medicines.
Mr.. Cooper says that human health
Is dependent almost entirely upon
the stomach. He says that no dis.
ease can be conquered without first
alternating all stomach disorders. He
further says that most men and won.
en- OF this generation are half-sick,
owing TO degenerate stomachs. And
lastly. be claims that his New Dis
covery medicine viii rejuvensts the
human stomach in 30 DAYS.
Cooper has been travelling from
one city to another. conducting in
each what he calls a Campaign OF
education. For the past year be has
met the public in the larger cities
Of the country. and his success has
been phenomenal Thousands Of
people have flocked 20 his headquar.
fers wherever he has gone, and the
sale of his medicine has been beyond
anything Of the kind ever before
Witnessed
Possibly the most interesting fea.
fure 81 the attention this young man
has attracted Is what his army Of
followers. whom he has converted to
bis beliefs through his medicines.
have 70 say on the subject. The fol.
loving statements are from two vel
known residents OF Chicago and Bos-
ton. respectively. and the enthusiasm
Of these IL Characteristic Of Coopers
admirers generally.
Mrs- II. B. Mack, Of 1901 State
street. Chicago. says: Il have been
suffering for II years from q com
tinaficn ~ stomach troubles. csfar-h
mi constipation ! had = craving
issin n he pit Ct ny stomach, 9 sort