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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-14
An Interesting Meeting.

At the w. C. T. U. meeting
Friday committee were ap-
pointed to confer with others
about the Comfort Bags for the
Battleship Georgia, which bags
are to be presented to her 700
sailors on Georgia Day at the
jamestown Exposition. Mrs.
Nelson for the w. r. c., Mrs.
Ed Hussey for the Daughter of
Rebekah and the Patriotic Sons
IOf America; Mrs. Jason Smith
Ladies of the G. A. R; Mrs. M.
Stone for the First M. E. church;
Mrs. Wightman the Baptist
church; Mrs. J. Smith Central
Christian church; Mrs. Nelson
u. B. church; Mrs. Pryor Cen.
trail M. E. church; Mrs. Cora
Stevens, Presbyterian church;
Mrs. C. Reynard Catholic church;
Mrs. J. w. Turner Episcopal
church; Mrs. A. Kratz First
Christian church.
Letter from the department
of State Supt. of Christian Citi-
zenship, of Hawkinsville, was
read and instructions for aus
wer given Secretary.
The province of this depart
ment is to create a sense of
right.acting so judicious aud at
tractive that the citizenry of the
community will come to regard
the obligation to observe the de-
crees of government and the
propriety of christianity as
being one and the same. Frances
E. Willard souvenir car d
ordered.
A report of the Mothers meet
ing held among the co'ored wo.
men was read. The report of
w. C. T. U. Institute by Mrs.
Stone will be given at next meet
ing.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-14

The dil ectors Of a great paper
factory at Essential, Germany, in
which American methods have
been introduced, have set a re-
markable record in cooperation
with a news paper.
At 1885 in the morning, three
trees were cut down in the woods
surrounding the factoy and car
ried to the pulp mill, after having
been deprived of their bark aud
branches as fast as score of
men could work.
They were Instantly trans
formed into paper, and at 9:34 the
first roll of paper was ready.
The pressroom of the paper was
two miles off, ard the paper was
rushed here in an automobile
wi. h no time and i'm mediately fed
to the presses.
At ten o'clock sharp, the first
coolies were sold, printed on pa
per which two hours and twenty
FIVE minutes before had been wav-
ing in the morning breezes.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-14
Hints For Ignorant People.

When walking into printing
office, the following "don'ts" are
advised to be taken into consider
alton:
Don't wake the editor up too sud-
denly. He might be dreaming of
Castles in Spain and all that sort
of things, and sudden waking
might not prove good for his men
tai equilibrium.
Don't ask the man at the helm
to tell you the news. It's his bus
mess to impart that to you in
black, fifty-two weeks for one
Sinner" and how it does shine.
Don't kick the devil in the ribs.
Rather dangerous about shining
the tips of your shoes, and the
buiness of newspaper is to help
all to stay therein, bootblack and
all, not to put them out in the
cold.
Don't make faces at the towel.
1t has troubles of its own.
Don't ask for complimentary
DISSATISFACTION because you
have been good patron of the pa
per. You wouldn't feed a man all
his life because he spends few
dollars with you, would you?
Subscription is the EDITORS meat
and drink CD.
| Don't tell the buiness manager
that you can get "the same job"
lin Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, or
IAmericus for half the price. He
knows that already, and he also
knows that you possess one fifty
fifth of the public spirit of a bed
bug when you tell him such a
thing. Hide your innermost soul
| from a newspaper man.
Don't forget all the news you
ever knew when you enter the ed
Iitorial sanctum.
| Don't tell the foreman how to
run the office He's paid for that
very thing aud generally knows
how or he'd get fired
Don't ask any printer to drink
with you. They are all total alb
stainers.
Don't pie half column of dry,
solid live nonparel and then apol-
ogize for it. The mind of the dew
il at this juncture is not exactly
fit to put in words, and that
might be the case if you should
interrupt his train of thought
with an apology.
And last, but not least. don't
tell your editor about the short
comings of "such-and-such"
fellow If he knows his business
he is already acquainted with all
this, and if he doesn't, it would
do no good, as that self same fell
low might be one of his best
paying subscribers.-Ex.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DIR. E. A. RUSSELL,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office upstairs in Hansen Build
ing Office Hours-S to IL; a.
Special attention to Diseases OF
Eye, Nose, Throat and Ear.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-14

MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Watson
and Miss Linnie Huling, took
their departure for Plains, on
Tuesday,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30
"ned to the Plymouth pastor.

"ned to the Plymouth pastor. |
But the passing of Tilton is an
event Of current concern even
though the man outlived the
acuter interest in his history.
He was the last surviving
member Of that marked little
group Of the early seventies.
Beecher died in 1871, Mrs Tilton
in 1897. Mrs Beecher has been
dead ten years. Francis d.
! Moulton, the mutual friend"
died.years aga THE G,css Of
his solitary supvival and of his
long exile iron America have
served to make Tilton pathetic
figure even to those who have
found in impossible to sympath.
ize with him. Yet the man had
qualities almost defying the sug
!gestion of pathos
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30
FAIRViEW ITEMS.
BY f'ansy and Volt.

After a few weeks absent we
vii! write q few items for the
CREsSET,
Nice weather at present writ
ing.
The FAirvew people is prepar-
ing " have a childrens day date
will be given later.
Mr. and Mrs Lyons we're
pleasant callers on xr and Mrs
Pittinger Sun.
Ruby and Carce Lassae spent
Sun with Miss Aaude Barns.
Mrs John Brott aud Mrs
James Barnes spent Thursday
with Mrs Nathan Workman.
]. N. Pierce and vile spent
Sun with ] A. Rrott and vile.
, Albert Rebcrry and wife spen,
Sun with Will Neukirk and wife
Maude Brott and Alice Abshe,
spent Thursday with Maud'
Barnes.
Mrs Wilson called on MI
iClapsaadle Sun.
The Sunday school is progress
sing nicely ut Fairview.
Mrs Belle Lucas spent Sa
night and Sun with her siste
! Mrs Lilli" Dake
Mrs Davis called on lis daugh
or Mrs Lille Dake Sun.
A There was quite q hale stOrl
n visited this vicinity Sat night.
= Miss Eva Beal called ON Pea
c and Grace Pirce Sun.
~ Az news is scarce we will clo
" for this time.
S. by by TO one and all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30
THEODORE T1LToN

We understand that Theodore
Tilton died in Paris and his
death revives necessarily the
memory Of that scandal of thirty
five years ago involving the great
name and fame Of Henry Ward
Beecher. The evil story was
long drawn out. On its main
issue a Brooklyn jury failed to
agree in 1875. ANY DISCUSSION
of the merits Of the cas-, at this
date would be worse than profit.
less, A new generation has
grown up with many Il scandal
Of its own hut with none to sur
pass that which once shook Ply
mouth Church ana the natior
wide congregation that had list
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30
After Is Years Of
LIBERTY

twenty-five years ago Geo. W.
Watkins Liberated himself from
the Tennessee penitentiary and
come to West Plains and near
the city bought a farm and be.
came one of the most respected
farmers Of Howell Co.. his first
wife died shortly after his liber.
alton and he married another
from whom he was separated
4 short time ago by q d.
vorce and his divorced wife for
revenge notified the authorities
Of Tennessee and Geo, waa arrest
ed. But it 10 said there will be
q petition with some OF the
most respected citizens on it
for his pardon. As they think
him worthy for the same.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30
MINCSvlLLE IiEMs.
"Bv Soda and M.,lases.'

We are having extra fine
weather at present.
Rev. George Davis preached at |
the Dutch Chapel Sunday, while
tho congregation was very
small, ! consider the absent ones
missed q great treat-For BRO.
Davis very clogucntly delivered
his sermon. hope Bro, Davis
will let ne use him az a subject
ju-t a moment; | would say
this in his behalf, His lecture
! was just iinc unexcellad and
while an aware Of the fact. to
get up and preach to a small
audience is very much discourag-
ing Bro. Davis faced the battle
like bold soldier; which he is,
and those who were present
could not help but sympathize
with him as the tears rolled
down his cheeks and as he brave.
ly and unsparingly declared the
Word. May God abundantly
bless him.
guess people who are out OF
the house much now are con.
WINGED that this is locust year,
May Baker and Macy Gordon,
we're callers ut w. s. Trumbos
Sat. night.
Mrs. Trumbo is in poor health
again.
MIR. aud Mrs. Riley Tate we're
visiting al Mr.. Jesse Towe's and
Mr.. w. s. 1rumb0's Saturday
and Sunday.
A, J. Towc il going to pu'
steps to the Victory Scipm house
this week,
Tic school at Victory is pro
crossing very nicely.
Frank Mcclure and Joe Rober :
:, visited at Fin Mcclure Sunday
= SIcrmOn TOwc and Georg,
!. Butts are rivals over Lizzi'
d Trumbo.
The Sunday School at Mings
r vile Arbor was prevented Sur
d day by rain, but all be sure an
T. come out next Sunday ut tire
O'clock.
~
+. Nellie Goldsmith is doing som
,e summer sewing for Mrs. NJ. A
e Adams.
~ E.. NJ. Mcclure las tn
rheumatism very badly.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30
MISSOURI PATENTS.

Granted this Week. Repored BY
G. A. Snow i Go. Patent Attorney
Washington d. &.
Emil Baumann, St. Louis, Air,
ship.Clyde J. Bryant. st. Louis,
Temporary binder Luther +.
Darst, Louisiana and w. H.
Harrelson, Cyrene, Adjusting
wheel for swingle.trees or
doub'etrees. Edward Heath, St.
Louis. Pickup for noninsulated
electric wires Armand Karror
St. Joseph, Thread cutter--An.
drew A. Kramer, Kansas City
,, dipping tank Charles Rawlinson
st. LOUIS, Combined truck and
supporting s,and..Willism H
Robertson. st. Louis. sightinl
apparatus for moving vehicles
lLcuis- .rassnFaMsn,'. 81. louis
Ironing machine Charles F
, Weeks. Carterville, Metal bend
ing machine,
For copy Of any ab've patents sen
ten cents IN postage stamps with date ,
news paper IT, q A. snow
leo Wash'ngton D {
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30

Old Bro. o. Brixey on last
Saturday presented to the Ed.
over a gallon Of the finest straw
berries. Him and his wife called
at the CREssET OFFICE and spent
a short time with the Ed. and
wife. Mr.. Brixey is numbered
with the best of citizens of Howell
Many thanks to Bro. Brixcy for
your kindness.
The Ed. on last Sunday morn.
ing was presented with two Of
the finest Boquets that our eyes
ever saw. The presenter was
Mrs. Bolin sent the beautiful
flowers by her husband Edward
BOlin. Now We wish to thank
Mr.. and Mrs. l}oiin for their re-
spect for US. May God ever
strew their path with the ever
Green flowers of heaven.
We understand that Mr.. Pleas
Epps was arrested ana gave bond
for q criminal assault upon Ed.
Brixey with an unlawful weapon
VIC understand the preliminary
hearing will be next Saturday
before Squire Brne of Pomona
When we strive we had better
strive lawfully. Love worketl
no i'll TO his neigllbor.' Love
is the fulfilling of the law.
/ Later we learn Ed. Brixie wa.
arrested on information filed IA
Pleas Epps.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30

POMONA MO
- - -
I.OCfL LORE
- -
Cane m0'stses for ssls Of this
Ossics.
How sweet il Is for breathren
to dwell together in unity.
Mr.. Geo. Barber nade a bust
ness trip up the road Monday.
Mr. Hall Young is doing quite
Il business in Strawberries this
season.
The mercantile store which is
in the hands OF a receiver is open
for trade and will treat you right
We regret to know w. +. vii.
-On is antiscipating leaving Pc,
mona.
-!;traHb.ir!, picking is the or
der Of the day in and around
Pomona.
Mr.. Call Simons one Of thu
Colony moved into Pomona or
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Cassinger who has beer
sick for some length of time il
no better yet.
W. that are strong ought (
bare the intirlnties Of tho weak
And not to please ourselves.
A line drawn across the Ger
ter Of our lives prove which sid
the weight is on, for good or cvi
We wish we could be OF scl
tlcc to our fellow man, this
w,a, 'cr tty to do Yet peopl
will iutri otherwise.
We printed Sale Bills for Y
T.. Wilson. Sale tho 5th. of Jur
sale to.commencc at 10, o'cloc
A. NJ. Look for posters.
Mr.. II. &. Campbell and fan
lily from Willow Springs pal
this OFrlCE n visit on last Satu
day.
The Colony mill has been co
iractcd for to cut the timber
Mr.. II. &. Campbell Of Willo
Springs near Hutton Vale
Papers arc not signed up yet.
The big snow storm up
Dakota last week apparently h;
brought a cold wave over tn
part Of Missouri. - Snow IN 5
Louis.
NJ and Mrs. Rcichard
Willow Springs was businc
visitors to Pomona on last Mo
dav, while here they called
the Ed. and wife.
Mrs. Rnnyon called at IL
OFrICE and presented to t
CREsSET a notice ola new sOcie
. which has been organized
Pomona called the pOmo
Coucil No, -,
Mr.. Hall Young presented
Ed. with Il gallon Of fine str'
berries onlast Saturday event
Tell us not that Mr.. Young
not the principle OF Charity
his heart. Thanks u thousa,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30

. . Wa .haSa, .sSVG d. re'ps1 from
Beaver Creek which we would
like to publish but our rules are
not to publish any more items
unless VIC have the name Of the
writer, we do not want the name
IA ,niblisl. il, hut W. must know
who writes them or will moi pub
lish them,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-30
THE CRESSE1'
POMONA MO
- -
I.OCfL LORE

Cane mo'stses for ssls ct this
Osno3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
SOUTHERN PAYS
WITHOUT A LEVY
,-.r ~
Company Sends Voucher to
Satisfy Fines i'll Denrurrage
\, Cases.
WORKING ON LIBRARY REPORT
Kennedy Gives "Hurry-Up'
Order for Data-Governor May.
i Go to Powwow.

Bailiff Sam w. Bigger. OF the State
CORPORATION Commission, has been re-
lieyed of the task of levying upon
goods and chattels of the Southern
Railway to satisfy fines and costs as
sessed against the company for violat-
ing the demurrage rules fixed by the
commission. A letter, with Enclosure.
sent by the company to satisfy the
claim has been received by Clerk r..
r.. Wilson. and will be laid before the
commissioners upon their return to the
city on Monday.
The company has never declined to
pay the fines, but it is a fact that the
letter enclosing q voucher was not
sent until the eXecut ton had been
placed in the hands of the bailff.
The company practically pleaded
guilty when summoned to appear and
show cause why it should not be fined,
but undertoo to show eNtenuating cir
cumstances which led to the violation
of the delnurraEe rules. 1t was set out
by the company's attorneys that en-
giDes and cars sufficient for better ser
vice were not avaiabe, and therefore
the violation was practically forced by
conditions beyond the control Of the
company. 1t is believed. though OF
course not definitely known, that the
tender of settlement will be accepted
by the commission, and that the exc
cution, now in the hands OF the bailiff.
Will be withdrawn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Library Report.

1t was learned yesterday that Libra
rian Kennedy has given hurry up
order to the heads of all the depart
ments in the library for data to go
into a report, which, it is said, will be
issued as of June Goth. 1t will not be
an annual report, for the fiscal year
in the State government does not end
until September 3Oth. The order has
each division has been directed to
have his matter ready by the end OF
this month. No explanations are mad e
concerning the reason for this unusu-
al hurry, and 1t is not definitely known
what use the Librarian proposes to
make Of The data which he is havn <
complied under such heavy pressure.
Mr.. Kennedy left for the Jamestown
Exposition yesterday on official bust
ness, and therefore could not be seen
concerning the matter. If he pur-
poses to have an eight months report
of the library operations printed !, q
Will likely encounter n snag. as the
law very plainly and clearly sets out
that the annual reports of all depart
ments shall be printed as of a ccrta in
date, much later than July lst. When
/ Dir. Kennedy left the stand at the end
of the Legislative inquiry last spring.
he announced that he would incorpo-
rate all his testimony before the com
mittce in his report, and it may be til a [
he wishes this to appear as quickly
as possible Public Printer Bottom is
a great stickler for the letter OF the
law, and he follows it strictly IN all
his official transactions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Brief Items Around Town

Ohio Railroad, Is in Portland, Nc. at
tending the national convention or
baggage agents. He ia accompanied
by Mrs. Lorraine and Miss Lorraine and
Ine trlo VIII make q visit to Canadian
points Of interest while away.
Beni-Mora Temple, Dramatic Order
knights OF Khorassan. mot last night
at Corcoran Hall. IT was q ceremoniaI
session. and about one dozen candidates
received degrees.
7. The board Of directors Of the pcni-
tentlary returned yesterday from n
tour OF inspection of the boulevard be-
ing built by the State from Williams
burg to Jamestown Island.
They were accompanied by superin-
t,s,, q Morgan, and all were pleased
Morgan says the road will be COM
pletcd by July LIST.
Mrs. r. l. Wade and Misses Emily
V. Wade and Mary Hutchinson, have
returned from the jamestown Expo
sit1on. and are now at Buckroe Beach
for a week.
Major W. H. Washington. of North.
Carolina. was a caller on Governor
Swanson yesterday.
Colonel Meade Haskins, prominent
lawyer OF Blackstone. is at A1urphy's.
Mr.. j. +. Leonard stenoerapher TO
President Stevens, Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, and a nlcS lber OF the
Richmond Light Infantry blues, is la
menting the loss OF bunch OF keys on
Jamestown. He either lost them on the
way to the depot or on the trip down
They were on an American National
Bank keyrlng. The owner Will appre-
clate their return. and they are OF no
value to any one else.
Mr.. James r HIT. OF Richmond. is
registered at Bluefield Inn. Bluefield,
w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Governor May Go,

Governor Swanson spent yesterday in
the executive depart ment receiving
callers and looking after official bust
ness. His EXcellency Will return to
the exposition next week. and will be
present on South Carolina Day, which
Is Friday, June 2Sth.
When asked yesterday # he would
accept Great Sachem Bourke Cochran S
invitation to be the principal orator at
the annual powwow of the Tammany
braves. on July 4th, the Governor said
he had been unable to decide UP to
this time. His acceptance will depend
upon some other engagements for
about the first OF the month. which
have not yet been definitely fixed.
Then, too, the Governor says so
many other matters have been press
Ing upon him that he has not had time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Examinations for Tenchcrs.

Examinations for teachers certifi-
Gates in Henrico county will be held
on July 10Th. 3Oth and 31st, the dates
being the same for both white and col
ored applicants. Notices were sent out
yesterday to all those teachers whose
certificates had expired with the SEES
sion Just closed. L
Besides the usual county eXamina-
lions. examinations viii also be held
at the various summer normals to be
conducted throughout the State during
the summer. The Henrico County
School Board has recently decided to
provide the expense Of tuition to the
summer nornals of all teachers to be
employed In the schools next session.
Following Is list Of all summer
normals and the dates on which they
are to be held: Big Stone Gap, July
LIST to 9th; Charlottesville. Summer
Institute, June 10th to July 3lst;
Charlottesville Summer Sch DOL, Uni.
versty Of Virginia, June 10Th to July
31st, Covington. July LIST to 27th !;
Emory, June 27th to July 9th; Farm
ville july LIST to July 27th; Freder-
icksburg, July 1st to 27th; Martins
vile, July 1st to 9th; Norfolk, July
LIST to 27th; Petersburg (colored).
June Sd to 2StE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
VISITS OLD HOME
AFTER LONG YEARS
Henry R. Jones, Prosperous
Indian Territory Ra1chman,
Back in Richmond.

Among the rare visitors to Rich
mond now in the city is one who left
hero AZ boy after the war and located
In Texas, where he has been unusually
successful. He is Mr.. Henry r. Jones.
now Of Caddo, l. T.. who is the guest
of his brother, Mr.. w. P. Jones, OF No.
Ala West Main Street.
Mr.. Jones was member Of the
Junior Guards during the greater por-
ton OF the war, being too young to en-
list at that time. When Richmond was
evacuated he witnessed the burning OF
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
bridge and, instead Of returning to
his home in this city. he went with the
retreatlng army, and after pleading
to he allowed to enlist, he was per-
mitted to become member OF the Sc
cond company Of Richmond Howitzers.
then commanded by Captain Henry c..
Carter The boy soldier, then in his
teens. took his place in the ranks and
surrendered with the battery. at APP
pomnttox. He is well remembered by
old members OF that command.
After the war tho youthful veteran
went to the great Southwest and has
been unusually SUCCESSFUL there: He
now owns valuable ranch In Texas
and apother in Indian Territory: Mr..
Jonos has not visited Richmond for
more than a quarter OF a century.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
ACCOMMODATIONS.

Tho opening OF Spring reminds the
prudent man and woman that 1t is
time to get rid OF the accumulatlons
of tho winter season. The body de-
mands 1t as the price Of comfort and
health, In old times the Spring was
the season for strong physicking, and
heroic were the measures often taken.
Nowadays the prudent at this time OF
the year take q mild but effective
prescription, such hs " on. Fluid Elk
tract OF Ruchu. | o. Bulso Mixture. II
or, Fluid Extract Gentian COMPOUND
and 10 oZs. water This, taken in dose 8
Of a tablespoonful three times day,
before meals, Is said to do tho work
far better than the drastic drugs OF
old and Is vastly more pleasant. The
prescription can be put up by any good
pharmacy at small cost.