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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
MUCH ADVERTISED BLOOD
LESS SURGEONS" WILL HIRE
A BAND. GIVE A VAUDEVILLE
SHOW. AND CURE EVERY
KNOWN AiLMENT.

"The Great Walton" is in town.
according 10 n disguised advertise.
ment which appeared this morn
ms as alleged reading matter IA
the Morning Times and which The
Star refused "a print for ans money
Not only n the Great Walton in
town. bat Phenomenal Lafayette
will arrive here tomorfaa afternoon
from Portland, according 70 the al
Yoriiscment
Walton IL great" and Lafayette
IL phenomenal. according 90 the
announcement for which their
money pays They are clasaed as
scientists IN the headlines Of the
announcement and their strong
hold on the public consists In
"bloodiesa surgery
Yct. strangely enough. the lead
Ing physicians aud surgeons Of Sc.
attic seem never % have heard Of
the great aud the phenomenal
There 10 no such fluifef Of expecla.
ton ia medical circles as disturbed
the country when Df barenz the
famous European specialist per.
formed bis bloodleas cures IN the
United States few years ago
Why surgery 10 Bloodlsss.
One surgeon IL 40 unklnd aa %
suggest that the great aud the
phenomenal confine themselves
10 hloodieas surgery because that
Ia the only kind Of surgery which
n IL safe for anyone 10 perform
who has not license from the
state board Of medical examiners
10 practice medicine
But the great and the nhenom-
enAl will not allow this Ignorance
on the part o. ethical practitioners
20 prevent the people Of Seattle
from bsnefitinE from theif remark.
able. bioodiess cures While they
will lodge In unaffected iu1urianee
al the Washington hotel annex. &C.
cordiuE "a the announcement. thcY
are provided with tent which
viii accommodate 1000 people 80
that none need be denied
Vaudeville Entertainment.
Not Wishing 10 monopoIlze the
entire attention Of this vast audi.
encc. the great and phenomenal
scientists" have adopted the Or
LiehiE plan % furnishing q vaude.
vile entertainment to occupy part
% tho time and jolly the crowd
According to the circus an.
uouncrment ia the Times. the
dramatic and vaudeville entertaiu.
ment will be- given 81 n company
~ twelve talented artists aud an
orchestra ~ nine pieces Tho
Great Walton will also deliver a
short lecture outlining tho work
they propose "a accomplish while
IN Seattle aud explaining the new
methods employed 10 cure many
81 tho .o.caiiea inearablo diseases
Tho phenomena" is modest. Ia
spite Of The theatrical pfeaawofk
81 the great
According 20 the announcement.
the phenomenal has deefned that
no formal reception or banquet Of
any sort 20 welcome him be per.
mitied This announcement Il
made TO prevent The state board
~ medical examiners. Mayor
Moore. Chief Wappcnstein. OF 9th
~ officials from ennis raising him
with unsouEht attentions
A brass hand 70 meet him Al the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
SPOKANE CHAMBER
TO BE INVITED

Art the regular weekly meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce Wed
nesday afternoon an Invitation will
be extended 20 the SPOKANE Chan.
Der Of Commerce for the members
70 spend their annual outing In Sc.
attic. II is believed that u this can
be accomplished a better feeling
will exist between the two bodies
Some III will was fostered over the
rat agitation which came np some
time ago
The report Of the advertising
committee will be discussed recon.
msndiuE msthods Of exploiting this
city among capitalists and manu-.
farfnrers 81 New England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

In target practice and second
prize 70 the next highest 4 state
trophy 10 the company which e.
the close of the target season
qualities With the highest figure Of
merit for the year A gold medal
70 the individual making the high.
est score In the tWo akirmish runs
aud a silver medal 70 the one max
ing the next highest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
MSPECTS WORK IN
AUTOMOBILE

A. Earring president % the
Chicago. MtlNantce and 81 Paul
railroad which 10 building 70 the
northwest. il on . tour Of inspeo.
lion Of the work Wesf Of the Mia.
souri, river Ills ue1t stop will BE-
along tha new line Of the Milwaukee
near North Yakima President Earl.
Ing has = lArke automobile tour
LAD car With him. and In this he
and bis assistant run along the
roadbsd inspecting the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
aoNttHs ~ HHrAtn
AZ NtCroRiA.

VICTORIA. Il G MAJ gt. The
steamer Moatara. Of seattle. ar
rived here 10 be doeked for repairs.
The United States revenue cutter
Ferry called Oh bef Way to Berlng
"a 10 sasaEe IN the sealing patrol
Tier master reports that not unif
= the fleet Of cutters being ordered
north earlier this season. hai the
patrol fleet viii be more Numerous.
including the cutters Perry. Rush
rhetsa and Manning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
TO ATTACH FURNITURE TO
PAY OFFICE RENT

An attachment suit was begun IN
Judge carrolrs court today BY W
J. Martin and J. A. Tomey. Of the
real estate firm OF Martin a Toner.
against Lionel Heath. whose e1s
piolta In the Seattle business world
have recently involved him IN
trouble. The suit 10 20 attach his
office furniture Ia payment Of iez
office rent az SOS Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

Now Mr. Chairman. said bow
en Eetting the floor asain Il re
member the Fourth ana Pine In
eident-a saloon there was
turned down because " Nas out
side The limits shortly thereafter
comes clancy. who IL outside the
iimitk yet he - given a lleenss
Nov shat 10 good for the goose
Il good for the Eander
This activity IL simply the re-
suit OF the veto measure % the
mayer on the Clancy license II
Il the Intention 10 put this through
and push through the Clancy II.
censs again over the veto. Il
docsnt look iike a square deal 10
NE
Bowen then moved that the re.
port 81 thr COMMITTEES be Fosre-
fefred
Thia WAS AZ once seconded by
Hurd A general fight resulted.
participated Ia BY Glli and Rsyeils.
aiding the nowen faction and By
Morrison assisting ConwRy In bis
efforts 20 stem the antl.ciAncy
current
Conveys argument was that thes
~ the first ward had agreed
among themselves ~ 70 what they
wanted. Thor ought rot % be held
up because Fourth and Pine could
not agree or any other seetsoa
vloiauns Own Law.
RrxsIle declared that the com
cil had heen violating is own
law for months and months The
eouncii should fix deslnlts llmlts
about the saloons OF Aboiish eli
limits
Bowen again took the floor 20
make himself more plain He
said that Conways storr % want
tag 10 So the old agreement pat
through ara not look ~eli Along
with bis activity since the mayors
veto % the clancy license. and
be believed that Conway's aealfe
waN 10 GET through a license the
mayor had vetoed.
Aud Why shouldn't r." rstarted
Conway.
~rhcn why did yua rot vote IN
favor % the one AZ Fourth and
Pine Bowrn came back
Conway In bis statements made
references so other liernsra whieh
he said ha8 bern granted lndis-
eriminaseiy % saloons outside The
limits and approved BY the exsc-
ntive
This brought Mayor Moore 20 hts
fees az soon a. BE- got a chance
The mayor vas Ia a eorner sign
iuE warrants iIs told the eoan-
cii that tho statements of The
FIRST ward member about indla-
crimlnats iasrinE AZ licenses. usru
false That IL not true aid the
mayor and thersugou be gave the
status % the situation When be
took office and - bis policy 10
grant no licenses fog nse -
looms. excepting To hotels
The mayor said be hnd 10
knos ledge os this policy having
ever been violated.
The vote vas then taken With
the following result
To Fc-rsfer. Bowen. Cfichsnn.
Giil. Hard. kelso. Mullen. Muir
ply. RsHelle
Against rc-rcfsrring. Conway.
ke~ne. Morrison. sawyer, Rev.
nOlds. Mr. President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
DRESSY GOWN FOR
AFTERNOONS

Fable increases In popularity FOR
afternoon dFesN1 occasions. and for
the late spring receptions q charm
lns guwn i fashioned from saia ma
teflai ia black and trimmed with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

The Seattle Tacoma Power Con.
pany has filed plans for its pro
posed neE oil tank on Railroad a.
between Union and Pike afs. Il
will cost $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

=. rsrm element Ia the eity
- last aiKht refused 20 bow
| !. viu Of the Saloon element.
.h...a to extend the limits IN
4 Frank Clancy. fes
....,ssa wAs deSaed b. a vote
! - 70 sis. zeladsn eelns ae
!. wlA the lAtssFs vote the
v,sx would have had sew
-. 40 would still have lest.
result the whisky rims u
,hs saioon limlt bars are
rrank Clancy has no IT,
"a worst u all hate aud
- ilsth where all before Na.
- ~ pesee
! shs HISTORY q a abort
- i. Ass evenings session ~
~ enancll The disaster VAS
s-smsalasa result az an at
-. . shs part o. the licenAe
~~..ss~ q forve the issue over
- raxnry. II hal been ar
- - sarunna a block 10
- IL place Is located ey *.
go .hs limits that much and
- ssrs ia license through,
Desert 10 Ensusy.
- .stsnpt proxsd 70 be the
- sI*sxssr klnee the present
= zuesezl was elected 10 a
80. amaaE the saloon clique
x.1<t GU. ksIso aad Rsvelie
s~~-s tke bunch and With the
-.slsscn ~ - hoNen. upset all
4 ,ssssassons completely,
ga . msfry fiEht aad al IN
r.eezs ana. No ons kusN that
= npssn came uith guns Load
Z M Eakz Or that he had Il IN
~ o ct oas en the firing iins.
| II - "a and there vas no eod
! - ~ that he raised.
azs4 knnther councilman ~
sT al TIE Bawsn. Ntth saloon
szssnt a. 80 latixideai con
rszzeT e eoneiliate. Eos shoai-
= ) shsul4sF wtth fiowsn and
- saTy he tighs down the
=
= rto haf nuf forgotten his
sss ~ MalleR and Canwar over
n rs Bxrke episode A. Fourth
ID Pre-. thoaKhs IL = good
- q paF or Old scores and ~
- cnnsay mlxAsy AuFry
xzlaa 90 net 4AFe iook up az
/ 3xRJ sanes Fha latter had helped
- 81 y . flKrt squeeze over
: ssrks matter 40 Mullen tsiaf
~ q shs cracks IN the floor
u Essse viz TIE eaemy
nzrs sza ! broad stare from
azsz1 n Hnlisus direction aad
- slitlsE as4Fssf TIE Ffra
srssr asard 4 whispering that
szsted nks 4 thought hs va
y treaa~
zsensa Tees Cue.
| - fxhs vas brought On when
= HsoFs e tAs iissaae commit.
= szs ssa1s - eaaacii Morrison.
- 80 Chairman. sad that the
z.z1ssaa q limits Nas ouiY s1ch
~ easn agreed 70 = year Az
= Exs noveas cue. none better
- kzTs be4n given.
= Chairman. aud Bowen vas
: - ~ and At 4. II this Is
q 4zf tAsse limits we're agreed
a. rssr asa. whY vas Il not
Fisfas d : rear aEof-
= asFisabls replied Mr.
zz-ina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
re.n. rAssrs rmr mAr.

PORTLAND. Ore. MAY 81 ~
Commander Robert e Peary, ia a
telegram. hsu authorized the be-.
shining Of collection hY tho
school childfvn ot oregon 90 make
up the $40 n00 necessary Tor the
starting Of another expedition "a
the North pole MAY ggud will be
designated a. fPeary DAY and on
that date each pupil viii be asked
% contribute from 10 to g. each
II Il expected that $1,000 will be
realised n this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

She il now the gueat ~ hof
daughter IN this city. after having
visited New Zealand. Australia. In.
ola. Egypt. Italy. England, Wales,
Scotland and France Most of her
time Nas spent In Australia New
Zealand. where nightly Tor over a
rear she preached Har success
there Vas - great that Ehs viii 70.
turn - the Antipodea
While To Rome. Rev Prior had
al audience With the Pope
she likes her work. and cannot
ace Why women would not make
Just aa good preachers a. men She
claims that a woman can move q
congregation better than q man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

Defective plumbing creates sewer
gas which brings typhoid and ma.
laria. We install new fixtures and
repair old ones q " Brown Plumb
ing Co. 22i Pine IT. Both phOnef
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
TROPHIES roR oUAHDsMss.

The adjutantgensrAl's office. y
q ". announces that the follow
Tag trophies will be presented q
the companies and individuals fol
efficiency. Silver trophy 20 ths
company having the highest record
for drili. discipline and target work
A trophy BY the governor 90 the
company making the highest scor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
The Buffalo

Gasoline engines are the finest on
earth Call and see them. Two
n ?. 10 100 " = Geo II Wood
house Co. ll2 University st -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

CYCLONE ORNAMENTAL FENCB
AND GATES. TRELLIs ANn
FLOWER GUARDS.
The most durable ard orna-
mental galvanized wire Fence %
the market for the money
We carry In stock styles n
height OF 80. as. 20 and 90 inches.
Call or write for catalogue an
prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

should Seattle burn like San
Francisco did. the Washington Fire
Insurance Company win protect lis
policy holders absolutely. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
WHISKY RING FAILS TO
GET CLANCY LICENSE

rrroRTs TO RAILROAD THROUGH ONE
BLOCK EXTENSION IN ORDER TO LET
CLANCY RUN LIQUOR HOUSE MEETS DIS
AsTRous DEFEAT AT HANDS OF RE-
FORMERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
olympic Market

Is Tx II
Delivery boy wanted
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

ne one this Chris ma { L I never
did have any Collc~. Mamma
was SO poor she never had the
money to spare TO Lug COL for
me. And you know my papa is
deal. Please Cent forget me AID
my name I live O. Il. Talm we.
500. Good by ny 4 al Santa
Claus:
Minnie Ell is.
Dear Santa Claus
I wish you would bring me a
black dog with T. d back.
Please bring me & doll with a blue
dress and lack hair and @ doll
stoyc aid trunk. Bring re a pi-
ano and building blocks. | wish
you would brig NE some fire
works. I want some a. pes, ba-
nanas, candy, nHts, peanuts, and
oranges. You will find my stock
ing hanging by the DOR and [ am
going to bed carly.
pours truly,
Ruby May Wa.Crs.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
More Letters to Santa Glars.

Dear Santa Claus
l wish you would bring me a
little steam engine. wish | had
q magic lantern ard a whistle.
Please bring me some tra1gfs
apples, bananas and some fire
works. Yours truly,
Claude Watces
Dear Santa CllUs-
I'll wlite you a little letter.
Ton forgotten me last Christmas.
Please bring me some toys this
Christmas. Good bye for this
time.
James Ellis.
Dear Santa Claus
I sec it is so near Christmas SO
l write you what | wanted tor
Christmas. I have been q nice
boy. Please bring me q single
barrel shell gun and some fire
works. That is all | want | do
not want to be selfish. I an a
little boy seven years old. My
number is Adj | can shoot that
gun.
Dear SAnta Claus
l will writ, you letter this IS
nv Grst letter / ever written you
but dear Santa l do want a big
doll so b ID you had give them all
sway every time before you came
to my house. Santa please save
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

Miss Ella Che cookl-Go long, now,
Mistah Johnsing. How dare 20 Kiss
nah ruby lips?
Mr.. Johnson-Fo' lie Lawd, Miss
Jacllsing, All jess couldn' e1sist claim
in &c privilege when All seen dat mis-
tletoe.
Miss Ella-What m:stletoe yo all
talkin' bout?
Mr.. Johnson-W'$, dat hangin' f'on
de shelf right 'boye yo' beautiful haid.
Miss Ella-Huh! OATS nothin' but Il
bunch O spinach!
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
s!:ChristnasC Chef
BY DAVIS TRACY.
Copyright, 1907, by c. N. Lurie.l

Va LIZ you get one, JoAA
Mrs. Botsford spoke eager
~ ly almost Historically.
Eyes; l sent her round to
the kitchen entrance"
Can she COOKE"
"She is neat and very nice looking,
Mr.. Botsford temporized defensively.
''She says she can do every kind of
homework from up garnet to down eel
lar"
"But can she cook-fancy dishes,
mean?"
'She says that she had quite a repu-
tation at home for plain, wholesome
cooking, and she is willing to learn. ]
told her what you wanted"
Mrs. Botsford dropped upon a stool,
her eyes filling,
"Oh, john" she calculated, cts II
O'Clock now, and Cousin Edwards fan
Gee is coming at 3 o'clock to stay until
Saturday, and She and Edward and
some of her people will be here for
Christmas dinner tomorrow, and you
know have never seen the girl or any
of them. We must have things nice.
The girls worth clear million in her
own right. Oh, John, why need our
cook get sick at such 4 time and
Mrs. Botsford was becoming incoher-
ent, but John nodded comprehendingly
'But what else could l do? There's
a corner on servants, especially cooks,
at this season. The only suggestion Of
one besides Sarah was q ten dollar a
day chef who commences on a regular
job Monday. Of course you don't
want q chef for two days"
Mrs. Botsford sprang to her feet, her
face suddenly radiant.
"The very thingw she cried. Gle
can do the art work and your cook the
plain dishes. A chef will be $3.50
chic, and you know Miss Lenox has
been used to everything. He-a chef
is he, isn't he, John?"
"Why, yes, I suppose so. That has
always been my impression, though /
don't suppose there is any law about
a girl filing the position, The manager
in this case only stated that chef
could be had for two days"
"Well, it's a man, of course Now,
hurry to the telephone, please, before
some one else gets him"
She waited until her husband re-
turned from the telephone, nodding.
"Says the chef will be up at o'clock
sharp, Julia. Now I'll go downtown
and order the Christmas trimmings
and things"
At o'clock sharp q cab rolled up to
the door, and a girl alighted. Mrs.
Botsford's countenance fell little.
but rose as the girl opened the gate
and went toward the side entrance. 1t
was the chef, though but a girl, and
She had been hurlying the chef
through the hail to the kitchen. AT
the door, to her surprise, the chef
pressed light kiss upon her forehead.
'Tf you are as nice to Miss Lenox as
YOU are to me-" she smiled, II think
she will like you Now you may leave
me IN charge. l will do the best !
can"
Mrs. Bctsford returned to the draw
ing room, rubbing her forehead
thoughtfully.
"Whats the matter, Julia" her hus-
band asked-"another headache?'
"N-no," doubtfully; chats where the
chef kissed me. 1 never had a girl
kiss me as soon before. But l don't
care if only size diffuses her artist soul
through the cooking. She has an art
list soul, John. l saw it in her eyes"
At 8 O'Clock she was again at the
window. bat there was TO carriage III
sight. Two minutes later the te!e'
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
She went to the tele-

phone rang. She went to the tele-
phone herself.
whats that you say? Can't come?
Why, that's too bad. But you will be
here tomorrow, of course? What?
Will send note? Yes. Well, come as
early as you can"
An hour later the note came. Mrs.
Botsford read it with perpeXed face,
then passed it to her husband.
Il didn't know she spelled her name
that way, john" she said, though of
course we never saw it spelled out.
I'm afraid she's not so well educated
as we thought And of course lover S
opinion isn't always reliable. Poor
Edward!'
Mr.. Botsford nodded vaguely and
opened the note, which read:
Dear Mr.. and Mrs. Botsford-Sorry /
cannot come according to agreement.
Imperative summons elsewhere. VIII see
you tomorrow. Faithfully, etc,
M. LEHKNOCKS.
Rather abrupt for good form, isn't
it," queried Mr.. Botsford. THE name
might masquerade almost any nation
atty that's foreign, but never mind,
Julia. We must be as nice to her as
we can for Edwards sake"
At 8 o'clock that night after the
palms and mistletoe and holly had
been arranged Sarah suddenly burst
upon them with face full of cOnSterna-
ton.
The chefr' she gasped. "She's gone
left entirely! 1 was at the range,
watchin' the turkey, an she come in
with her hat on an said that every
thing was ready, so I could attend to it
now, an she left this note for ye."
"But why did she go?' gasped Mrs.
Botsford. 81 thought
"She said everything was all ready
Sarah repeated stolidly, "an' that /
could attend to it now There" as a
clear car tinlle sounded outside; chats
her car startin' now. She said she
wanted to catch the 8 o'clock"
Mrs. Botsford opened the note with
frowned, looked mortified, laughed
and finally passed the note to her nus
band, with shining eyes. She's all
right" was her only comment The
note read:
Dear Mrs. ,sot3rord-You really must
forgive me. I had an errand downtown
and so called st your house an hour
earlier than / intended, thinking that
would stop there awhile, and then per
haps you and l would do the GRAND to-
gether- sight Of your lovely chrysan-
therIms drew RE straight through tho
gate to the side entrance. Then you
opened the door, and some way we drifted
into the kitchen before / quite realized
what I was doing. Then your straits
and Il renIeaa orancc OF former triumphs
conspircd TO d the rest. I really Go love
cooking and have taken lot OF courses
in special things. l think I have eXccl!ed
myself this time and believe you will be
satisfied with the result. Sarah and the
aec3nd girl can manage the rest very
nicely. l shall do my GRAND now and
will stay with my aunt at the MARI
borough tonight. 1t will be more con
venient. You may expect lis quite early
tomorrow morning. Lovingly,
MARGUERITE LENOX.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
For the Present.

81 am very glad to learn" said the
girl friend who had come to spend the
Christmas holidays with her, chat you
are on good terms with Mr.. Smiley for
the present"
yes" replied Miss smirkey, Just
for the present, you know"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
mNhats the meaning Of TIL

"Whats the meaning Of thaI
crowd down street" was asked
Mother Enterprise, yesterday
"l'hat crowd, they arc my poliN
cal supcliors voting d bonded tax
on me without my consent, f" re'
Piled the old adj, as, with tl1
turned nose She shifted The air and
started OF down street with con
tempt dripping from her very gar
afnts.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

MY WORD tut THAT'S CCoD,"
said o}l st. Nicholas, Us he drain,
ella glass Of soda from our 1oun-
tain during his latest visit. QUILL
say The same hen you get
4 Taste OF OUR ODA
Christmas SIX piping is very firing,
out YOU won't mind it bit if you
stop in and refresh yourscif at our
fountain. After q glass Of Our
soda That tired feeling will be al
gone and you can start in shopping
gain with renewed zest.
While in inspect our line of holl-
day goods, perfumes, pipes, cigars,
etc. Nothing more appropriate to
a gentleman friend for Christmas
present than q nice box Of Xmas
ciglrs CT q dainty pipe, we carry a
fall line.
We are agents for the best candy
in town 4Iuylci" nough said.
Wright Bros. Drug Stone.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
4. 2. Ta3uas, q tourist

4. 3. Ta2Has, . tour.ss fro
tho hoosior state who spends
winters ia fitzgerald, owns SCI
valuable lots within her horde
Tie other day he received fifty
taIpa trees which he had sblpN
from Indiana and transplapf
thcmUn his lots. BY tho way
packed the young trees in q ba1
Of fine winter apples from his
chard and the moisture from 8
apples kept the roots Of the tre
IN prime condition. In the d
h00sicr state it is the custom
sit around the fire Of an eveniI
eating apples, hickory nuts a
walnuts, and drink sweet cid
which is preserved fresh from q
cdcr Mil in your own orchars
Mr.. Thomas brought a bit Of hoti
with him but took good care
leave the ice, slcet and snow \
hind
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

Franis Oh the A. B. & B. ex,en-
sion from WadIey to Tal'adega
will begin their regular run 10
morrow.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Starty of the
A. B. & A. will spend holiday
wet k at Eufa,a Ala, With Mr..
s2arcy's Tareuts.