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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
! DR.. J. NJ. ADAMS,
DENTIST
OFFlCE-ROOMS 2 AND g.
EMPIRE BUlLclNG.
Appreciates The Enterprise.

A carbon copy of the following
letter reached us from New York
today. The original perhaps was
never received, and our friend
has been without a good thing
for more than a year.
New York, Aug. Sth, 1907.
Capt. Jesse Mercer, Editor of Fitz-
gerald Enterprise, Fitzgerald,
Ben Hill County, Ga.
Dear Captain Mercer
I wish to congratulate you upon
the splendid success which your
personal efforts have been SO in
strumental in bringing about, and
of course the citizens of the new
County will further manifest their
appreciation by an overwhelming
vote.
I have been so much interested
in the occasional copy of the CEN
terprise" which friends have sent
me since my pleasant visit there
last January, that | want you to
enter my subscription for one year
and l would send you check for
it at this writing, but singular to
say have not discovered, or been
able to discover in the copy before
me, the terms of your subscription.
No doubt put aside to make room
for the more important, but less
material announcement of the
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

Mr.. G. L. Prescott, who has been
sick at home in the country with
Typhoid, fever is somewhat i'm
proved.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. r. V. Bowen, who has been
suffering from his old trouble, &C.
zema, for several days, is much inn
proved.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Alderman w. T. Paulk is proud
over the arrival Of his second girl,
not near so proud as he would
have been had it been boy, al
though he would hardly be willing
to acknowledge as much.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
In a close and interesting game
of five innings Fitzgerald second
team defeated the crack Ocilla sec
ond team. By the close score OF
five to four. Batteries, Fitzgerald,
Norris and McMichael, Ocilla, Etap
and Henderson.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. E, X. Farmer returnel TO
city yesterday from quite an ex-
tended tour OF the east and as tal
north as Canada. Mrs. Farmer
and the babies will be at homo
about Sept. LIST.
next week.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
Emily Griffin Entertains.

Little Miss Emily Griffin delight
fully entertained a number OF her
little friends On Wednesday after
noon in honor of her cousins little
Misses Ermine and Edyth Harrell
of Cammila, at the home OF her
aunt, Mrs. d. E. Thompson, on
North Main street.
Various games were participated
in during the forepart of the after
noon until about five thirty, when
they were called in to wing the
butterfly, at which all appeared to
be lucky. Dainty refreshments
we're served by little Miss Emily
and Misses May Bailey and Eula
Lee Barswell, who assisted in en-
tertaining the little folks. Those
present we're Lucia Rodwell, lisa
belle Paulk, Gladys Holtzendorf,
Hazel Jolly, Fanester Meakln,
Ruth Morriston, Ruby Waters,
Mabel Alberson, Florence and
Ruby Tarbor and Annie May
Camp.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
For Sale
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
Attention, Royal Arch MasOns

There will be a regular convo-
cation of Fitzgerald Chapter r. A..
Masons On Tuesday night, next,
the goth inst. All members are
urged to come up and meet with
us as there is business of Importance
to come before the chapter.
J. E. Mercer, High Priest.
j. l. Campbell, Secretary.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Good horse for sale, inquire at
the VendOme. u.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
For Sale

A small farm well improved, 2
miles N. w. Of city, just J mile
from car shops. II acrs with 8 room
house and other Improvements.
$145O, a bargain. o. L. Brownlee.
99-1Ot
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
Governors proclamation of Ben
Hill County"
With kindest regards. | am
Cordially yours,
T. P. NORTHUP.
Die. by MI. n.

Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. w. H. Wright, a member Of
the firm of Wright Bros, druggists,
Grant street, who is also private
Sec'y of President H. M. Atkinson,
of the Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic, was in the city yesterday
and made the Enterprise office a
pleasant call. He expressed him
self as well pleased with the man
agement of the drug store by MI.
Brabham.
Cot Prov at Snmethinp Useful.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

BRING US YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS and W
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
TWO EXQUzcIzE GOWvcg

chine pompadour ribbon AT the hem.
This Is headed by repouSsc embroidery
of silver spanplcs. Most Of the trim
mingS are padded and on relief. Prin-
ccSsc gowns are entirely spanglcd In
gold or silver or jet. The mother-of-
pearl suangluS are not so much In IA
vor as last year. They have been
found To prove hard and unbecoming.
For young girls, the most delightful
ribbon ARRANGEMENTS are being de-
signed on tullc or tartatan skirts, the
narrow satin ribbons forming a trel-
lis work or crossbar design. The bod.
ices are trimmed with brctcllcs made
in the same way. We are now follow.
ing the foreign fashion of wearing
muslin or thin silk blOnscs under our
fur coats, and such Is the incongrulty
of fashion that fur and winter coats
alone give the impression of mid-win.
ter.
The very latest idea for smart wear
Is 10 have the bodiccs AZ iiimsy AZ pos.
siblc. Let MS take, for instance, a
dress Of satin.faccd crcpc.dc.Chinc, in
color of q soft brownish moss green.
\ wide transparent insertion OF lace
Ohlck %gulpurc) Of the same color
trims the skirt, which Is very close at
the top and wide at the foot. The
blouse bodice viii be of green (crimp-
cdl chiffon over silk, with n yoke and
trimming of the green lace.
bows at either side.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

Fashion Is called tickle for more
than alterations sake. She has all
the feminine failings-or what ar"
known AS such. Inconscgucucc. love
of change, lack of humOr, all that
goes to the making Of the eternal fem.
mime. Over these the world has
thcorizcd for ages past. and always
will. TIL the last day. both woma
and fashion will be denounced for
their whims and moods, for It IL pos.
siblc in life to live down everything,
even a crime, but a thcory-ncvcr.
Variety Is not wanting in the new
fashions. The very short bolcro Is
over Il high Empire belt, but
most popular Of all are the coatlcts
with tiny basqucs, At present. every.
thing Is supposed to have Il baSp' @,
and the long, tight fitting coats are
still quite in fashion. The short fur
bolcro with pointed front and back
reaching to the waist line is quite out
loose, short, sleeveless bolcros of fur,
and the dainticst of cape bOlcro3 with
a irillcd sleeve made in fur OF in vel.
vet.
Stripes are quite AS fashionable, If
not NOR" so. than ever. They take the
form of black hair 'iuc tartan or tweed
fabrics. Striped also are our evening
gowns, Of silver and white, or colored
gauzc. with "A deep hem Of satin or
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
or YXI
WARDROBE

goods. The waist belt Is also of the
samc material.
There has always seemed to me to
be II strange contrast between the
pains Il woman takes to look her best
when she faces the world, and her
Indifference about her appearance
when in her bedroom. Every curl
and trcss must be I'm its right place
outside the sanctuary, but within, a
head something between that OF a
sqiaw or Of S%truwclpctcr Is what In
probably to be found. rcposing among
~lace'cdgcd sheets and pillows in tho
early morning. Now II Is o right
that "A pretty woman should even alb
dicatc the throne of her beauty. There
Is nothing 80 ugly as n tangled, un-
kempt head after Il nights tumbling
about on "A pillow; but thanks to the
incoming night caps none need pre-
sent that appearance nowadays.
One exquisite little cap we saw
the other day was Of fine lace en-.
broldered with the daintiest OF tiny
ribbons In the form Of flowers and
leaves In pale pink and pale blue. A
band OF lace was loose from the main
part OF the cape, and came low over
the forehead, with n tuft of curls pull.
ed out between. A second cap was
what might be called the revised
Dutch cap, a sort Of glorifed mob"
Of finest muslin with square pieces
at the side. and hanginG full at tho
back OF the neck. There were square
insertions OF embroidery on the side.
pieces which framed the face in the
most becoming way. and the car was
edged all around with Valcnciennes
lace, while a blue ribbon was tied I'm
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

thing In the way Of dressing gowns,
az It Is soft and warm ard absolutely
refuses to shrink when it Is washed.
II comes In a variety Of pretty pat.
terms and colOrings, though Of coursc
only the plain white and ivory would
be used in making night dresses. The
dressing sacque shown In our Illus.
tration Is made of the figured goods,
and is trimmed with soft SILK to
match tho color of the spots In the
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

primaries, another requiring the vuteF
to ask the Judge for the ticket he de.
sires to cast, and another declaring
representative to be a county Office
and exempting candidates therefor
from securing petitions.
Authorizing county courts to disln.
corporate towns upon the petition Of
three.fourts Of the legal voters Of the
town.
Making the office OF assistant cir
cult attorney of st. Louis appointive
instead Of elective and increasing the
salary from $4,000 to $4,000.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

The dressing sacQucs arc al impOr-
tant part Of Il woman'S wardrobe and
the plctticr the cloth and the more
exquisite the design the more will the
comfort be which the wcarc will So
cure from its possession for what
woman Is there who can feel really
happy In n garment which Is not pref
yclla," Is a perfect material for any.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
HOUSE,.

Every attempt to reduce an appro-
priatiOn for the educational instiLu-
lions was made, it was declared, on
he ground that it was intended as n
saving for the good roads. The first
OF the appropriation bills called vas
the one fixing the salaries for the state
officials and their departments for the
years 1907 and 1908. IL met with no
opposition whatever except in re.
spect. This was in the recommends
ton to increase the salary Of the stem.
ographcr to the governor from $500
to $500 per annnm, making an In.
crease of $500 for the two years. The
attempt to Keep H. down To the pres.
ent salary was unsuccessful, and the
bill was ordered engrOsscd. 1t appro.
PIRATES $537, 200, distributed as fol.
lows: Executive department, $25, 900;
judicial department, $3.50 400; state
department, $i2, 800; treasury depart
ment, $50,G00; department of cduca.
ton, $22, 900; railroad and warehouse
department, $22 900, militia depart
ment, $1,000; department of public
buildings, $1,000; bureau of labor,
$4,000; bureau Of mine inspection, ST..
400; excise commissioner, st. Louis,
$4,000.
The first sine die adjournment res.
olution OF the present session came
Thursday morning Immediately after
the regular daily food of petitions ask
ing for the submission of the question
OF prohibition and for the passage of
the anti cigarette law had subsidized.
IL fixes the date for final adjournment
at noon Friday, March Is. Under the
rules the resolution went over until to.
morrow. Those who have carefully
reviewed the situation declare that It
VIII not be possible for final adjourn
ment to be reached before March 20,
unless unprecedented dispatch Of bus.
mess marks the consideration of the
general appropriation bills.
the house Thursday passed Senator
Fields general primary election bill
by a vote Of S3 to 3S, after 1t had been
pretty thoroughly "~vaccinated." This
IL the term now applied to u measure
which is subjected to amendment.
The vaccination" 1t is also to be
stated, took" In each instance, and
the bill Is materially changed. Whcth-
or or not the senate will accept all the
alterations made Is a matter yet to be
determined. Beside the amendment
~exempting candidates for county nom.
nations from the requirement OF Sc.
curing a petition soliciting them to be.
come candidates, which was laid over
last night In order that It might be
perfected. other important amend.
ments were secured. The more i'm.
pcrtant OF these changes are those
which cut out the Australian ballot
and substituted separate tickets for
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
7issouri
MAY ADJOURN MARCH 20.
Appropriation Bills Introduced and
Legislators Begin on Final Work.

The appropriation bills, which show
an aggregate of something like $5,125,-
600, were introduced in the house Sat
urday. When both branches of the
assembly have passed upon these bills
the legislature will be ready for final
adjournment. H. will require from fl.
teen to eighteen days to get these
bills in readiness for signature, which
would put the sine die adjournment
about March 20. The Today constitu.
tional limit expires March II.
Proportionately the appropriations
In the aggregate for current biennial
period are no larger than the aggre.
f.ato OF the 1906 period, though the
figures seem to Indicate an increase of
more than 81 600, 900. Two years ago
neither the normal school at Mary
vile nor the one at Springfield was
included IN the list Of state institu.
lions. This year both are In the
budget, each for 1902, 900, which alone
accounts for 100000 of the increase.
Increases in salaries foot up some
thing like 100000.
For the last biennial period the to-
tai ven of the state Vas $S,054,-
1926. or this amount s2,324. 1880
was appOrtloned to the public schools,
leaving the net revenue of the state
for the 1905 0G period 8 ,729,3409 G.
The total estimated g of the
state for the current biennial period
aggregates $S,277,3iG.25. This Is to
come from the following sources: Bal.
ance in treasury Jan. !, 1907, $G1S,-
530.33; estimated receipts for the
years 1907-0S, $1,000, 900; transfer OF
war claim fund to the revenue fund,
SAFE, 1913; transfer OF Insurance
fund, 1850; transfer Of sinking fund.
$4.437.79. Deduciing from this total
81, 1888 ,333.33, which will be appor.
toned to the schools, leaves the net
estimated revenues OF the state for
the ensuing biennial period 1894,
012.92. In round numbers. and est.
mated, the appropriations this year
will be something like 5000, 600 with.
in the estimated revenues Of the state.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

Discretion OF speech Is more than
c|loquence; and to speak agrceably to
him with whom We deal Is more than
to speak In good words or in gC.l
order.--FrancIs Bacon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

SIN Sabre 1841 Isbts in BEN grim,
MTG tuItsn Minttr IL MntipsfpsH sIue
bitttrurme ToniIit. % nnr IN b,r
Rammsr 70 toIt lpit dnf Der Safe.
% einem biinnsn BstiIsiR mitsen ID.
Ser Rommsr lag Eta stdhitS ainb.
has aasI0b. ale ptrbs es boIb IN eia
nnbssss 8stsIsin S.irassn iDerbfHg no
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

Risr.nfupps, 2rsi big brsi in Buts
ter ssbGmpfts &dtbsni,rtu badt man
nebt sttpas qtistii!ie unb GmoIrtlgn,
rDitet .inen ROdISffeI MaebI In Butt
ter bGmpft bus @.hddts BARN tur&,
9iebt be nTtbies Msuee IIt:fn5rlib.
an, todt biefslbs nit Nirrsnbdides Elm,
@itrteltunbe burh, binbet bic 5uppe
nit 2 8 giOoit.rH unb rihtst Iis
ilber ssrcFstsn SsmmsIpirFeIn an,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

I'm GeFGbe bon BARN e.bdli,nsr
Fettissn 6liifistsitsn Su t,inia,n, be-
eient man Ii9 bes ga6ntU.ns rsIt.
oeffen GamsnhiIitn. defenders BEL
'@iGiern nit snsen Milnbuneen. Nies
Ter Gam. beam. btIIsn GtoIt entFst
neu ale Jsttisttitsn u. Z, m. Tstr
l@nsIl unb 70 gut. boB @.f6bs, norm
&ebtrtbrun ufp. oufbtpobri fpurhe, In
etnissn Minut,n pOIIig rtin perbsr
nnb ibt,n iibltn 9sru& b,rittrsn. Bel
@96btn, NORM hide 1%IifTiohika,
aufetIDfte Oars. unb Girrilfs, aufb.s
irdbrt ipnttu. III g gut, bas an ben
MdHhen aIsb,nbs 3aerR tur& b,ises
Moffer 81 trp.idsm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25
6entetnnnkiees
Atba;RbIang safrOcTs
0bnRSl


@oh1lb nan bsmertt, bah has Sbt
.Efroreu 1T ioIlte man basIslbe fofort
hamit het @efrhrfprtedne
nidt tpsitsr ii9 sHtpidtlf, bsnn is
7nebr Sis ti9 in her Gruht sebilbtt
bal. hefto GROCER III bic Gsfabr. 9ds
srlDS rmen mub absr mSsIi9It ldnas
lam itattfinosn, apeiI bdhir9 bic ers
Trprtne Tra6t ON sbsIten .aersttst tpers
ben lam. 0as lntsrtonhsn in tdltss
Wafisr nafsr lltbersteben init fOl9em
ibrt seiRf raitF @ripGrnuna berbei
unS 1T hssbulb gu ~pertuerfen. Nus
gldaem 8runhE lit bos Musreifen nit
tpurmen SGubeH gu Dsrnsibtn; Subem
limb eeIrorene 6riidte geesn Druid
Iebr smpfinOlih. ST q m0gli1, ben
'&Ggerrnnim bGlb ettpos al erpGrmen,
10 IGBt man Dir 6rii9tt am bsiten lie
.esn, anoernfoIIs brinet man Iie untsr
Ssrmsibung non iegIi4tr fuormer
.EeriibulUg NM bonn Druid in eineu
mariner Raun. no lie Sugebsdt lang.
iurt nlftalen t6nnen. 9at man burn
strsn @orb,rf49 fsIteEHelIt, bah oas
Dbit hura lursIamts Muftduen I!h
Webr rettsn l1bt, 10 periu6t mon,
basislbe mOoihit InHaf burd 3ubIs
-5dIten tbes observation-disclosures in gss
troremm 3ufunbs ~ etrbdIten unn
~ toniumiersn. Mufaes
tuutes erfrorsuss Oblt aebt n6mlih
fehr mid in @srberbniS iibst. 70 bab
,ttne tihtiss @ertpertbnra ousgeI9lois
len it, gbsr aud BEL ipfortioer Der.
lipennnus 1T Is better, ioI1es Obj in
igsfrorenem 3uItnnbs, OILS in aufgetdus
ten gu haben- @erbsn ssfroreue @spfel
ms @aiIer gsioorfen, unb Sdun Iotprt
10 ptrtcrben Te tpis eeIunbe
nnb buben aud ben @eiGnod BON ioIs
aGBt man lie uber eriI ouftdiitn
nnb tEiise 3tit an her 2Htt liegen, 10
h%eturunen lis iHfulse atmil9sr usbsrs
itbungtn einen eigentbIimIihsn 9eiess
thmad, uub au9 oas 9erto4sn eebt
neniaer quit BON itutten.
Tir 2unsenIEsbsrbe 1T Brurnen
trtiie Tsbr beilIum. Solat fferDon Sc
rtitst man uuf Fplgenbe NtHr; Man
reinise 2 - 3 Stupetn Dor ben @es
nuB elm. MonOel (15 StGd giiub.D
BruHnsnireiIe BON allen fmle9tea
9ldtiern unb pdIds fis aus. 0uriiber
bride mon ben SaFt elmer 3itrurs, ee.
Re buSu cine 9Ieinia.tit SIib.nSl nnb
cine tlsiHs, fsineei9Rittent 3piebsl,
GlIeS pirb git ssmengf urb 2 Sis 3
Stunben gum 3isbsn iteben eelofJens
Cine sntbut pom GfTis III firsna gu
bermeiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

Eepptne III Idubsrn Itfeui mon ii.
ne Mii9une ron Ho@Fdls untQDsiath
lItit bosibst. nibi tiGlis bic aanat
0iGns uvb birFst bonRsok Der Ttps
pi@ lpisb bprpo9 jnubsr unb fashsn,
fife.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

sediment or set.
fling indicates al.
unhealthy conoi-
ton CT the kid
neys; II Il stains
your linen 81 Is
evidence II XII
ney trouble: 80
frequent oeslTe 10
pass Il or pain IN
The hack Is slTo
LE1Al... - -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
ana Don't Know Il.
How 70 Lilo out.

Fni q bottle or common glass with your
water ana let i sand i~weriy-four hours; .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

VHB Psioei lnai INC kidneys and tSd-
der are out Of order.
What to nc.
There is comfort In the knowledge 70
otten expressed, that Dr.. Knmer's Swamp
koot. the great kidney remedy hnlnlls every
wish 10 cu'ng rheumatism, pair m he
back. kientys, liver. bladder and every part
u INC SriHzry passage II coreL.s liability
70 hold Esaer and scald.ng pain in passing
" OF bad effects following use Of liuuor
vine ersrer, and o~vercornes that unpleasant
necessity 81 being compelled 10 20 ohenI
during we Day, and 70 get UP many times
azring The night. The mid and the extra.
ordinary effect o. Swamp.R Root Is soon
realized. X stsnds The highest for as won
dertu cures Of he mos distressing cases
u you need a medicine rou should have IN.
best Sod BY druggists In SOC. andsl. siaes.
TouamAy haze a xumple botsle Of this
wonderful dEscovery E
and a book hat teISsAgT
auore lab9utii, nothsGat Rlt
absolutely free by mail, sla@ H
address Or. Kilmef * Home OF swampRoOa
CO., B%inghanion, ". Y. Mhsr'writing men
tonl rcadingahisgehsSo otGtin this pspeE.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
The name, Swarnp-Roet DR. KBlmsr's
Swanp-Root, andthe address, Binghlmton,
N. ", on every bottle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25
What to nc,

convincing proof that the kidneys and hid.
der are OUT Of order.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-14
CUMULATIVE cUssEoNEss

Pete Carter's appearance in the lime light of the justice courts has had the habit and regularity of an automaton. till yesterday Judge Kyle thought its timeliness was becoming tiresOme and told him tO get out of town. Carter said he was a little tired Oi the mo- notOny of the constant round of pleas ure and he would be glad to part com pany with the courts. Jesus Armada was arraigned for disturbing the peace of another Mexican woman. Jesus La wis and paid s7.O0. The latter ap- peared in court and begged the judge to lay on a heavy sentence as she had been badly abused, and incidentally took the opportunity to badly abuse and brand with unprintable cOgno- mems her late adversary, with whom she had had a set to over an unset tied account. Alberto Funtz complet ed the docket for the day with the us- ual contribution.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-14

afternoon and took the evening train for Tucson.
 Miss Ella Luhrs of Phoenix. who has been the guest of Miss Helma Andre for several days. has returned to her home in Phoenix.
 Miss Mcdonald of Mesa is the guest of Miss Emma Miller this week
 Mr. Geo H. Stewart. president of the Pacific Creamery Co. accompanied by Mrs. Stewart and her sister. Mrs. Brown. left Wednesday evening for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. $. J. Eichenberger. Mrs Blanche Essler and Miss Mildred Eichenberger left Wednesday for their home in Cairo. III.
 Mrs. Nj. Carney left last evening for her home in Orland. Cal. She was accompanied by her sister. Miss Er- nestine Lohmann. who will spend part of the summer with her.
 Mrs. Gibson of Ray is here assist ing in the care of the Mullen baby.
 Miss Leona Gibson. who has been teaching in California. returned yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-14
DEATH OF MRS R. DAVENPORT

Mrs. R. Davenport passed away last evening at her home. .39 East Jack son street. after an illness of a week. Death resulted mainly from old age . she being in her S7th year Mrs. Dav- enpOrt has been in the territory since 1880 and was known to all her friends as Grandma Davenport. She is sur vived by four sons and one daughter. beside grandchildren and great grand children. Arrangements for the funer- al have not been completed and will be announced later.
 STRAY HORSES-The police have three stray horses in the pound that some good man may be looking for.
 ANOTHER PICNIC-Another annu- al picnic will be held next Sunday un- der the auspices of Carl Hedger. who has invited a score or more of con- seneial spirits to be his guests at his ranch west of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-14
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DlSRiCT OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MARICOPA.

In the matter of the petition of
 the Young Mems Christian
 Association of Phoenix, Ari-
 Zona. to purchase property
 subject to mortgage.
 Upon reading and filing the petition of the Young Mems Christian Associa- tion of Phoenix Arizona. that it be all lowed to purchase block ninety three. (93) of the City of Phoenix. county of Maricopa, territory of Arizona. sub ject to the existing mortgage now upon said premises.
 It is ordered that the application on such petition be heard in the court room of the district court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the county of Maricopa, at 9:3O o'clock a. m. on the