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CARROT HecsfDsn'


KANSAS CITY. Feb. I6-WHEAT--May,
Use July, Its; September. u1c. Cash:
No hard, loA+d llizei no 3 5s17sakcs No
red. I3ilqIfizc: No. 8 0edT3c-
CORN-May. HAc; Juiy, aAc: September,
sc Cash. 30. mixed. a0ltc; No. q -s0c;
No. white. fz1.fI4Z4c; No 4 f1l74Zitc-.
OATS-NO- white, aglitc: No. mixed.
F0IsiC
HAY-WeAk: choice timothy Ss.0o615 50;
choice prairie. SilO5du.0.
RYE-Steady. dOu62c.
i-TTER-Creamery z1os packing. abe.
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ANOTHER RANCH
Central Nebraska

Il. & L The best 80 acre farm in CEN
trail Nebraska. Is only three-fourfhs mile
from court house. and has ID acres OF as
fine valley land as lies in Nebraska. Good
set OF frame buildings complete large grove
5 years old. orchard. etc, l60 acres In
pasture. Price Sc per acre
c. LOO acre farm. fenced only ~ miles
from Sargent. has 90 acres OF hne land in
cultivation. balance fenced In two pastures.
good set OF buildings. windmill, we'll. etc,
a bargain at SIG an acre.
Hartley 6 Lundy
BOX y. Sargent Neb.
(3O)-AiaS NIX
FORCED SALE-ISvEsTNdENT
For few days, section Elkhorn Valley
Nebraska land. Wild hay this year net
owner s. per acre Alfalfa viii net three
times as much. Corn on adjoining land H
bu. per acre Price 81 per acre
Il 8. GATES
az N. 9Th st. Phone Taylor 6l18
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a.2e0 acres OF choice Nebraska land for
sale or trade Box a55. Kearney. Neb.
l-0l-As62 lsx
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Nebraska.
4SO-Acre Grain and Stock Farm

4S0-Acre Grain and Stock Farm
30 acres pasture 100 acres we'll improved.
fine level bottom land in Nance county,
Nebraska Corn 20 to 60 bushel, wheat
% bushel. alfalfa clover, timothy and
wheat on farm. Groom house. barn foNi2;
two granaries for s.oo9 bushels grain,
scales. hog houses. cattle Sheds orchard.
three wind mills. tanks 400 rods hog
fence, r. F D., telephone. school and
church one mile. miles from Palmer.
Price SIS psr acre. Write.
W. h Widaman, Palmer. Neb.
CsOl-M42s TX
ANOTHER RANCH
go acres in Frontier county; good road 10
two railroad towns; one mile from store.
pOstoffice. cream station: in good locality;
one-hRif mile to church. school on corner
Of ranch. All good soil. no sand. no rock:
one-half smooth. 10 acres cultivated; good
house OF 6 rooms; barn. cribs. granary
well. windmill. small orchard: extra bar
gain for 5000; possession March l. We
have Others Write US for lists and maps.
Cornelius & Co., Hastings. Neb.
CaoD-M361 Is
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south Dakota
SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS

so acres prairie farm land, one mile from
Gettysburg Potter county. south Dakota
No improvements; prlCe * per acre pay
able 8 per acre cash. balance eight yearly
payments. per cent interest Also have
quarter and half sections al So per acro
up Write for free map 20 a c. Williams
owner, GeItysburg. Potter county south
DAKOTA. (Dl-157 Mars
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u. 10 acres Of s0od nav wheat land located
y in souraern part af the state " Wash
tngtorls near the Columbia river Price
= PER acre Liberal terms
SHERWOOD IMMIGRATION co.
"a Riverside Avenue 5pakane Wash.
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WashinEroa.

NOR SALE OR TRADE-Impruped fruit
aud chicken ranch Of IS acres near Tacoma
Wash - Bradley, Woibach. Web.
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Cattle Of All Kinds Show Strength
for Week.
HOGS SELL At HIGH POINT or WEEK
sheep and Lambs steady for the
Day and Fully a. High
~ at Close OF Last
Week.

The following table shows the receipts Of
cattle. hogs and sheep at South Omaha Tor
the year to date. compared with last year:
1871. Ie06 Inc Dec
Cattle ............. Isa rs i23.lss $50 ......
Hogs .............. G4-2io 81. 0s go. A.leo
Sheep ..4...--...... Dsg74 1gZ594 i4-s0 ..-...
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COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY. New York. Trustoa
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100000


oanpa thaDfsu umIup rwsRs notices. srrd
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Good 70 ohoics oornfed steer. s.. 4o9SOo
Fair to good cornfed steers......-.. $50 ~
Common 10 fair sfee,- ... 4D0a4. %
Good to cboice fed cows. -.-,.. so 450
Fair 10 ~o0d -oy-S ana 1eifers -. 8O0f73 81
Good to cl1oice cows and METERS 2G0da 50
Common 10 fair cows and neifers-- va y
Fair to good stocl<erS and Feeders a7514 %
Common ri fair -f,,c,s,.y-s - g O0sIs u
Bulls stays etc ....... 2 75sI4 Is
Veal caIvea .... A0Of7s -
The following table shows the average
price OF hogs at south Omaha for the last
several days. with comparisons;
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SD acres OF choice Nebraska land for
sale or trads Box ao5. Kesrney. Neb.
t.0l-M6g lax
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Interest payable in New York, June 1st and D,
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Miss Kathleen Knifin expects to leave
in Q couple Of weeks for a visit with her
sister In Fort Smith, Arkansas. She will
also visit with friends and relatives at
other points on the way.
Panl Evans who recently went to
louisville, KY, to take charge of a
Queensware establishment, makes his
FIRST trip to New York on August the lst,
to buy new goods.
Mrs. S. A. Smith. Mrs. W. L. Harris and
Mrs. E. B. SoreD, grandmother, mother
and sister of Mrs. U. G Bslderston and
A. s. harris o this city, arrived here
Wednesday or the Rock Island for a
visit over the reunion.
Miss Grace Miller returned Wednesday
evening from a visit with relatives and
friends in Sedgewick and several other
Kansas points, where she has spent her
msnth's vacation. She resumed her
position 10 the telephone office today.
Misses Sadie Hanna, Mary Aten, Grace
Gwinner and Pearl Mendenball re-
turned the last OF the week from Garden
City, where they were the guests OF
Misses Eva Baker, Lucille Walls and
Letha Hurst. A number Of breakfasts,
dinners and afternoon parties were given
In honor Of the visitors.
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Charles Kirk, Santa Fe water inspector

Charles Kirk, Santa Fe water inspector
ID 10 to 40 y
Mr.. Rhey, Inspector for the Missouri
Valley Car service was 10 town Tuesday.
The Rock Island depot shows up to
better advantage since the weeds have
been cut d )wn this week.
Chief Clerk Dougherty has returned
from LaJunt Vt er seeing bis mother OF
on q trip to Burlington, VT,
w. y. Meadors aud wife will leave soon
for Kentucky. Mr.. Meadors is engine
disp a che, Il tts lodge City round house
EtPaso and south Western special car
''Novcocerlo'' passed through Dodge City
this morning on No l carrying ElPaso
officials.
r. J Parker passed through Dodge
City Wednesday mor uing on his way TO
4NSWtOht w up ht9 N'iS dc 6SbNto
superintendent oi the new Central Grand
division Of the Santa Fe.
Engine No. l4p5, in charge Of Engineer
Miller, has been fitted with a new whistle
The t,st time the engine came In, some
were under the Impression that a steam
boat was coming up the river.
The contractor carpenters on the new
Santa Fe round house, are loading up
their material and tools today preparing
to leave, as their part of the work is about
completed. The masons are also finishing
up and getting ready to move.
Il. A. Teed. former relief agent Of the
Santa f. western division will be pro-
NOTED to s'a'ion inspector Of the new
central grand division and W. A. Lam
drum, former agent at Burton, will take
his place
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Kansas State Agricultural College.
Beautiful Campus. Sixteen Large
buildings. Well Equipped Labora-
tories.
One hundred and eight instructors
1897 students. The largest and bes
agricultural college In the country
SEVEN COURSES Agricultural, Do
nestle Science, General science, Mechan-
ical Engineering, Electrical Engineer
Ing, Architecture, and Veterinary.
Short courses IN Agriculture, Dairy
log, and Domestic science.
A Preparatory Department Ia main
tained for persons over eighteen.
Expenses low Catalogue free.
PRES. E. r. NICHOLS,
Box 81. Manhattan, Kar
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Il Takes
Nerve

Everything depends upon
yotir nerves. 1t is nerve force
t3.4t causes the brain to direct
TIE motion of your body; it is
nerve force that causes your
heart to pulsate, and send the
blood through your veins; 1t
is nerve force that causes your
stomach to digest food, your
kidneys to filter the blood, and
the liver to secrete bile.
In fact, nerve force is the
power that runs your body, so
If you feel worn-out, irritable,
nervous, cannot sleep, or eat
we'll, have pain or misery
anywhere, your nerves are
weak, and your system run
down. To restore this vitality
take DR.. Miles Nervine which
will strengthen and build up
the nerves. You cannot be
healthy without strong nerves:
'.For eighteen years DR.. Miles
Nervlne and Anti-Pain pills have been
my close comyanions. Early In mar
ried life. while raising children. my
nerves became all worn-out-could not
sleep; had no appetite; indigestion
very bad, and had such awful dizzy!
spells. Then / began using DR.. Miles
Nervine, and at once I began y. Ina
prove. and soon found myself N
perfect health," vo,r,r
S2l Pittsburg St., New Castle, -.
Or. Miles Nervlne IL sold BY .yeur
druuulst, who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. u u SslIes NJ
will refund yeur money.
Miles Medical Co.. Ellhart, Ind
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PERSONALS.

u0 yes daughter Ruth left
Tuesday evening for Wichita.
Miss Lucy Thompson and mother of
Ingalls,, were in our city Wednesday.
Miss Irene Reudy returned home today
from a visit with friends In Hutchinson.
Mrs. Frank Painter and little daughter
Of Newton were in the city "Wednesday.
John X Miller will return 10 this city
Friiay from Lexington, KY, with four
fine race horses.
Miss Ruth Hosglen of Topeka will ar.
rive IN ihi- cir, saturday for a few days
visit with Miss Mary Aten.
Mr.. W h. Kiukaid OF Medicine Lodge
arrived here ruesdry for a months visit
with ber IN 1. kinkaid.
Mrs. H. +. Millikan and daughters
Hazel and Rrba returned home Wednes-
day from a thres weeks visit In Plains.
j. W. Harshberger received q telegram
last week OF The illness Of his father III
Virginia. lie left Saturday morning for
the east
Riley Reeves and daughter Lucille, re-
tn red Tuesday evening from Excelsior
Spdngs, Mo-. where they have spent the
past i've weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. q B Melia of Ford and
Miss Aaron # Leavenworth, spent
Thursday in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Wilkinson.
Mr., and Mrs. -iewarI Young of Salina,
arrived here Sunday for a couple OF
weeks visit with Mrs. Yonng's mother,
Mrs.J P Griffin.
DIR. and MIS-. Waller Glaze arrived
here Monday evening from La Junta'
for a short visit with her mother, Mrs.
Ella ". Taylor.
Mr.. LRavltt, The recruiting officer at
this point will go.to Fowler by the way
OF Bucklin for a few days next week on
rec ming business.
w. r. 5tubbs Of Lawrence stopped
here Tuesday evening between trains on
his way home from Cimarron where be
made q speech che first of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Incl returned last week
from a visit 10 ~Shelbyville, Mo-, with
her parents. Her sister, Miss Addie
Starret. accompanied her here for a visit
The Misses Elsie and Lora Davis, who
nave been visitors at the Meairs home,
left Wednesday for t,eir home In Buck
lin. Mics Mamie Meairs accompanied
them.
w. p. Coleman, the recruiting officer
stationed 81 Wich,ta. visited Mr.. Leavitt,
the recruising officer here, this morning.
Mr.. CoIenan Is lieutenant Of the 9th
Infantry.
Mr. and Mrs.P H. Young are expect
ed home from the east The last Of the
wee. They win stop 10 Chicago, where
mr.. Young viii buy gocds:for bic jewslrJ
Slors bsre.
Judge Gordon Finiey left the first d
ne week for Greensburg on legal busI
ness. Mrs Finles will meet him 10
Hatch nson Friday and they will 60 from
thsss 10 Eansas CITY.
4. III Embodsn Of Wichita, travelling
representative d the Bemis Bag Can
pany u 81 Loais, wasin the city Saturday
- zsaisezs. Sc sas lhe guest Of hil
bsesher. Rev. =. W. Inboden.
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ORDINANCE NO.. 293.

an ordinance providing for q tax levy fol
the fiscal year beginning July 1st, 1907. axo
ending June Goth, 1908.
Be &c ordained by the mav and council.
men Of the city Of Dodge City, In the state CT
Kansas:
SECTION /. That the following amounts be
and the same are hereby levied for b fiscal
year beginning. July. |. isU7, and ending Jun
30, 1905, for ca h dollar upon all the taxable
property within the corporate limits OF the
City Of Dodge City, Kansas, as returned by
the City Assessor and equalized by the Board
of COunty Commissioners sitting as q Board
Of Equalization for the fiscal year aforesaid
and for the following purposes, to wilt:
General Revenue Fund, ten mills.
Street and Avenue Fund, five mills.
Sinking Fund, five mills.
Interest Fund, five mills.
Library Fund, two mills.
SECTION 2 This ordinance Shall take effect
and be In force from and aitti lis publication
oncein the GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
Passed the Council July ~, 1907.
Approved July %, 1907
fSEALl A. B. REEVES, Mayor.
Attested: Pearl l. Trebllcock. CLERK.
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SOCIETY NOTES

Last Thursday evening a picnic supper
at the park was enjoyed by Misses Anna
Carroll, Grace Hale, DeEtte Reighard,
Eleanor Milton, Bertha Rath, Carrie
Fash, Hattie Locke, Vonie Tilghmau,
Mrs. Lillian O'Neill. Messrs. Will and
Karl Miller, Ralph Eastman, Charles
Milton, R, M, Hart. Dilworth and
Spencer Baird and Rob Rath.
The Idylwilde Embroidery club was
entertained at the home Of Miss Frances
Wright, Wednesday afternoon. A rule
has been made in this club that no out
side guests will be invited, therefore Just
the club members were present. The
afternoon was spent as usual and q supper
served. IN two weeks the club will meet
with Miss Eleanor Milton.
About twenty couple enjoyed an i'm
promptu dance at the Phenix club rooms
last Friday evening. Among those pres
ent were Misses DeEtte Reighard, Bertha
Rath, Eleanor Milton, Hattie Locke,
Vonie Tilghman, Sallie Hardesty, Lille
Stubbs, Blanche Churchill, Lenora Harbs.
Nellie Argabrigh:, Kathleen Knifiu,
Mildred Watson, Mesdames Clyde Smith,
Chambers, Lillian O'Neill, Messrs Clyde
Smith, VIII and Karl Miller, Ralph East
man, Otere Beesou, Earl Young. Charles
Anderson, Charles Milton, Ralph Burnett,
Ballou, Leayitt, Chambers, veatch, Dom
danville and Frank Locke.
The Swastika club met OF the home OF
Miss Ruth GTieyes last Thursday and q
most delightful evening Yves spent. Be-
sides the club members there were pre-.
sent - guests, Miss Helen Balch, Messrs,
Harold Ripple, Paul and James Russell,
Hafold Crntchley, clifford Taylor, and
Walter Lawrence. Several excellent
musical numbers were given BY the giril
Of the club the arst Of the evening, 81
follows: instrumental duet by the
Misses Grace Bennett and Valera Elder,
piano solo BY Hiss Etta Browa and !
vocal duet by Miss Ruth GrIeves and his'
Marie Lawrence. Light rsfresbmeht.
we're then served. The next regular
meeting viii b held next month at ths
home Of Valera and valeta Elder.
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RAILROAD RUMOR

A. r. Oliver. Of LaJunta, craftsman
for the Santa Fe, 10 here today.
superintendent Aver and family are
expected home from the east the last Of
the week.
The A. I. d s. r. company are build
Ing . new platform for the store house at
this point.
President Douglas Of the ElPaso and
Southwestern r. r went through this
city Tuesday morning on No. 2.
Dilworth Baird is now running on
Santa Fe passenger trains 10 and Z as
brakeman for r. P. Harbst.
Dick SEWER. who has been In the
Santa Fe passenger train service for
some time, is now running on freight.
A Lowell, superintendent Of motive
power, and Mechanical superintendent
NJ. j Drury, were in the city Saturday
inspecting the new round house.
j w. Luke, travelling car accountant
was in Dodge City this week inspecting
accounts for the Santa Fe company.
Much good Is expected from his visit.
L. G. Kherl, l.. j. Burns, Paul Keefe
and A. F. Keefe Of Pratt. civil engineers
for the Rock Island company were here
Saturday stalking out the side track for
the Farmers Elevator company.
There has been talk for some time Of
putting on collectors on trains Nos. 5 and
s. Their work will be to relieve the con-
ductor Of collecting fares and they are
much needed on these trains. These
positions have already practically been
filled and the names Of the collectors will
be given later.
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He Fired the Stick.

II have fired the w~aikiDg-stick I've
carried over 40 years, on account Of .
sore that resisted every kind Of treatment,
until / tried Bucklen's Arnlca Salve; that
has healed the sore and made me happy
man. writes John Garretts Of North
Mills, N. 9. Guaranteed for Piles,
Burns, ETC., BY Rath \ Bainbrldge, drug
gist. 2bc.
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speciaL Annnouncamet.

All the regular services Of the N, E
church will be held next Sunday and
there will be preaching both morning
aud evening BY the pastor, Rev. r. W.
Imbodsn, who returns to this city Salur-
day morning. A cordial welcome Is ex.
tended to every one.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-01

More News from the New England
States.
II any one has any doubt as TO she yir-
tue OF FoIey's Kidney Cure, they need
only to refer to Mr.. Alvin "a. Simpson,
Of Nillimantic, Conn, who, after almost
losing hope Of recovery, on account Of
the failure Of 60 many remedies, finally
tried Foley's Kidney Cure, which BIZ says
Was s.just the thln0'' for him, 40 fOnr bot
ties cured him completely. He II now
entirely well and freA from eli thesnffer-
Incident to acute kidney trouble. Pine u
Bond Drug Co.
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A Fortunate Texan.

MIR. e. W. Goodloe, Of lO7 st. Louis
ST., Dallas, Tex. says: ''ln the past year
I have become acquainted with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, aud no laxative ever be.
fore tried so effsctually disposes Of ma
lsria and bilIousness." They don't grind
0 grippe. 25c. at Rath q Bainbridge
drug store.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-01

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is best for
women and children. its mild action
and pleasant taste makes IL preferable to
Violent purgatives, such as pills, tablets,
etc. Get the booklet and q sample OF
Orino at The Pine & Bond Drug Go.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-01
Business Privileges.

| am ready to receive applications for
privileges in the park during the re-
union. First come, first served as to
choice of locations. All privileges
must be paid for when location is
selected. No reservations. whatever.
j.. A Arment. Secretary. o:
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-01

Every one that has been notified to
work poll tax on either Of the dates, June
10, II, and "A, and have not complied
with the law, must do 20 BY July !, or
costa win b added. A. D, baker,
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Will Cure Consumption.

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark, writes
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best prep
aration for coughs, colds and lung trou-
BILE. know that 1t has cured copsump-
ton In the frat stages" You never heard
Of any one using Foley's Honey and Tar
and not being satisfied
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Subscribe for the GLOBE REpuBEoAE.
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- Excursions

Homeseekers' Excursion tickets on
sale fret and third Tuesdays OF each
month. Rate In many cases less than one
fare, and limit twenty. one days or thirty
days, according to destination.
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For further particulars apply 70
r. d. RHODES, Agent.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-12
1.-THE Rebel Yell"
From the Nash vile Banner

From the Nash vile Banneri
What is the 'ERebel Yell?" You
never heard it? Did you ever hear
good band play "Dixie" before
an audience of 500 people anywhere
from Bupker Hill to Monterey,
From Chicago to the gulf? If so,
you have heard the "Rebel Yell. "
You cannot play ''Dixie'' any
where in America before 500 peo-
pie without hearing the "Rebel
Yell" 1t is doubtful if it can be
played before so large an audience
in any capital in Europe without
the same accompaniment.
One hundred times during the
great Columbia Exposition in Chi
cago the "Rebel YelP' came near
raising the roof off the great audi
forum, when the magnificent band
played "Dixle."
What is the "Rebel Yell?' The
English language has no words to
describe it, but when you hear it
you will know it. 1t is the most
inspiring expressing of patriotic
exuberance known to the Anglo
Saxon race. 1t is the way the
Southern man says II am willing
to die for my country, hers and
now" The brave old "blue- coats"
who marched South in 81 know
the "Rebel YELL" and know what
it means. "Three cheers" and
''hurrah" sound like "hooray"
beside the "Rebel Yell"
When you hear the ''Rebel Yell, "
if you are on the other side, you
had better hunt tall timber. 1t
has been heard On every American
battlefield from Ticonderoga to
Santiago, from Boston to the Phil
ippines.
1t is called the "Rebel YELL"
but it is Americas battle cry; and
"Dixien is our national battle
DON'T like this, you say! New
ertheless it it is a stubborn accom-
plished fact.
And Theodore O'Hara, "a rebel
and patriotic American,
wrote the "Bivouac of the Dead,
Americas greatest war poem, the
verses of which adorn the copper
plates in every American national
and stir the thoughts of
youth and age to deeds of glory.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-12
Superintendent.

The National Prohibitionist.
published at Chicago, Ills, is a
new paper just out and is a CON
solidation of the three leading pro
hibition papers, The Defender of
New York, long recognized as one
of the foremost state papers, the
New Voice, rich in splendid his
tory of great work done in past
years and the Home Defender,
recognized in all parts of the coun-
try because of the great work that
it has done during the few months
it has been before the public. The
''new" paper enters the field with
a wider circulation than any pro-
hibition paper has enjoyed and
under the direction Of war-wiSe
workers.
The editorials first paragraph
says:
IA day long to be remembered
in American history and in the
history of the race is dawning.
The clock of time has E'warned2 to
strike an hour that will make an
epoch in the progress Of civilUa-
ton. "The need Of the hour is
for a rallying point, welt mark ed,
upon the battle front, for a trum-
pet of unmiStakable tone to sound
the advance; for a midnight torch
and a monday smoke-cloud tc
mark the line of progress"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-12
Business Opportunity.

Iwanta PARTNER, managers,
department heads, and experienced
sales people with Al references,
who can invest cash with services
in stock company, and manage
their own cash, to join me in organ
izing Il gigantic chain of "sPoT
CASH" department stores in the
South, i'll towns ten to fifteen thou
sand population. Absolutely no
risk, but the same principle the
great fnancier, w. c. Witham,
began only few years back and
established over 100 banks. Half
the stock already subscribed. One
store systemized under new plan,
paving over % per cent. Another
fine location secured and building
nearing completion. Reference,
Union Banking Co. Address,
155-2t ST." Douglas, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-12
Program.

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Scripture Reading-Miss Bessie
Smith.
Tnvocation-Rav ! w Turner
Address Of WeIcome-Pres w Fl
Marston
Readino of State School Commis-
sioner,s Ietter-Niss Pearl
Rocker
Roll Call
Love The Trees, y
Cborus
r observation-disclosures DO We Plant2v
Miss Mildred Tisdel
Address-Mavor J. G. Knapp.
Rncitatiop- uForest SONG y Miss
Anna Jollv
song of Dedication-Sc Schools
PLANTING the ,rroos
PROGRAM
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-12
FOR SALE.

81 acres Of land, well improved,
with good 8-room dwelling and out
buildings, good water and healthy
place; one boiler and engine, with
good grist mill and A lots of land.
Mill will grind from 80 to 100 bu.
per day. Also 5 mules, 2 wagons,
500 bushels of corn, $4,000 pounds
Of fodder, all in city limits. Land
easy to lay off in city lots. All OF
which will be sold at a bargain.
For prices and terms apply to
j. z. SWEAT,
154,4w Ocilla, Ga.