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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

"A satisfied customer Is the best
advertisement" Buy your lumber
from La Crosse Lumber Co. and be
aatisffad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

IA CROSSE LUMBER cos
READY MIXED PAINTS
Leads the rest.
Stands the test,
Proves the best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

FIN Williams, sexton Of the ceme-
terry. Is very sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

Professor Osler's mother died at
the age u 100. Had 1t been his wife
We could e why he advocated his
40 years" theory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

urine sesids the flesh or II. when the child
reaches an age Shen Il should bs abe 10
control The passage, Il is yet afflicted with
beo-serSg. oepend upon il. the cause Of
ne officially Is kidney troable, and he nrst
SEP should Be towards the treatment Of
tnese important organs. This unplcsssnt
uosole Is Due 70 a diseased condtion Of the
Kidneys ~ bladder and not to a habit As
most people suppose.
women as well As men are made mis-
cradle With kidney and Bladder tfogble
and both need The sane great remedy.
me mid and the immediate effect %
Swamp-koot Is soon realized. Il IL sold
h arlnrI-la Ia H. 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

d dflfFl1u. 70 Ilily-
cert and one dollar
sircs. Yes may have 4
sample botfie b. mad
free rfro samnhi~ftsIi-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

Drs. White and Edwarus treat all
diseases OF the eye, ear, nose and
throat and al be found at their
offices over Morris & Abbay store east
side square, from 5 a. m. until 8. p. m.
Glasses fitted. d-w.tf
A. C.tWmTE, NJ. o.
BRIcE EDWARDS, NJ. d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

Obituaries and resolutions OF re.
spectin the Mexico LEDGER must be
paid for At one half commercial rates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01

of the Tri.State Medical Association,
which will hold It's meeting In the
Auditorium building June 3 and A.
Tho first day of tho convention
Will opne with M Invocation by the
by All address of welcomeG9a 1FWYl.
ri. Rev Beverly Tucker, followed
by nh address of welcome by tho
Hon. Harry st. George Tucker, pres.
ident OF the Exposition Company, and
DR. II. l.. Payne, medical director OF
tho Tercen!ennial ON the evening
of Monday the Sd, there will be a
reception given by the local com.
mittee of the AssocIation to the con.
ycntlon, at the Virginia building
The second day viii be taken up by
committee meetings and sight sec
Ing,
Among the prominent physicians to
attend tho convention Will be Dir
lsolfe Il. Hughes, President OF tho AS
ISOLATION. Laurens, s, c.; Dr. j. How
oil Why, Secretary, Waynesville, N
G.; DR.. John III. Gibbon, Philadelphia
Pa; Or. Charles Hunter Dunn, hos
| ton. Mass; and DR.. Il. II, Doggs, 81
| Baltimore, Md.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
EpIscopal council Adiourned.

STAUNTON, VA. May 31.-The
Episcopal Council, which had been iii
session here for three days, adjourned
yesterday afternoon to meet June S,
1908, in Danville. A special commit
tee was named TO collect S1.700 for
a fund, with which to entertain the
General Convention, which meets In
Richmond next October. This com
mittee is composed as follows: Revs.
r. !stell. j, w. Morris and Messrs.
A. F. Robertson, w. l.. thinner and
j. G. Osborne. BY vote of the council,
Bishop Randolph was empowered to
name an archdeason as general mis-
sionary to work In the southwestern
part of the State. Rev. ]. j. LLOYD,
of Lynchbnrg, was named. and his
salary was fixed at $1,000 per annum
with travelling expenses and house
rent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
MRS GOULD INDIGNANT.
Denies Tina, Her Drinking Caused
Husband to Leave,

~ Uuspanu 10 Leave,
NEW YORK, May 31.--lndIgnnnt
Mt tho charge made by her husband
that her bibulous habits had wrecked
their married life, Mrs. Howard Gould
said today that her counsel would
hasten her suit for divorce so that she
could get public vindication.
This is only another shameless
move In the conspiracy against me-.
Mrs Gould declared, Everyone
knows tfat there Ia no foundation for
any charge of that kind against me-.
The charge to which Mrs. Gould re.
fers was made by n friend OF hor
husband who acted as his spokes-
man, Is was to the effect that MIR.
Gould refused to live with his wife
because she was given to tho use or
Intoxicating liquor, and that he had
repeatedly warned her slo must rn.
form or lose his love and esteem. Tho
friend added:
All his friends know what he has
suffered In tho last two or three years.
He was extremely fond OF his wife,
md It was only because he found 1t
iintolerRble to 1.-Two with her further
tlnt he left her. The details of his
going Will be told In the answer to
her suit, Z, 5sS
Mrs. Gould Is a fascinating woman.
but Wien rho has .baeH d lhkilfg her
tlllalls sFs.e 81
tacfibesat iansfli bow " lfau6s Ii iaeSts
her and when tho public iehfiis whit
lhe has put mp with Il will SEQ tho
case In n different light.
"Up to the time Mr.. Gould left her
to give up drinking. Things got SO
bad, however, that one day he told
her plainly she either must give up
liquor or give him up. Her reply set,
tied the cnse SO far as he was con.
cerEed. He decided That conditions
in his home han become unbearable
and that he would permit his wife to
go her own way.
He Will not apply for divorce
md lie will not object II Mrs. Gould
goes to another State and makes such
an application"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
TO PAD scHMlTz JURY.
Chief Oman Says He Sounded venlrc,
II. men Before Selection.

1 " ~ =
SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.-Chief
Eof Police Dinan admits that he has
Been interfering with vcnircmen call.
cd to stand examination for the
Schmitz Jury. and that nc has done
this for the benefit of the indicted
mayor.
These startling admissions by the
head of tho police force, that he has
gone outside az his Jurisdiction to as.
sist Mayor Schmitz In obtaining jul,
rcrs partial to his defense. were made
today.
Dinan admits that he has detailed
one upper office man and several pa.
trolmen to the task of visiting pros.
pective jurors to ascertain their
learnings before the deputy sheriff
arrived with his subpoena. He nd.
mits categorically that he has done
this in the interest of Mayor Schmitz.
Assistant District Attorney Frank ].
Honey, when see today, declined to
make known his plans In connection
with the disclosures of the last few
days 1t is probable. however, that an
elisor will be asked for. to take charge
flor the summoning of all the future
fvenircmen for tile schmitz case.
E. i . . 4 d - .
Tho commercial interests here have
formally demanded the removal of the
incumbent police. commission. The
demand made upon Mayor Schmit2
Yesterday also involves the appoint
ment Of n new police commission from
n list Of names selected by that body
OF citizens, which Is practically the.
lrejuvcnated and enlarged committee
of fifty originally appointed by the
lmayor himself
Accompanying the formal demand
for the removal of the police commits
sion was list of names from which
the mayor is expected to select the
new board.
The demand Is the, first tactical
procedure by the business mems com
mittee organized at the suggestion o,
Governor Gillett for the restoration
| of law and order in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
THIS MOT0RMAv HELD FOR
DEATH OF EIGHT PERSONS
He ls Charged With Being Rseponalble
for tho Fearful Trolley Accident
at EIyrln.
tDy Associatoa pross.,

ELYRlA, OHIO, May 31,--C, M For
ncy, motorman, of a Cleveland and.
Southwestern traction car was arrest
cd in Cleveland early today and
brought to Elyrla TO answer to the,
charge Of being responsible for the
death of seven persons, killed in a;
traction accident here last night, and.
for the injury Of eight more persons.
several ofwhom will probably die.
He pleaded not guilty and was
bound over in $4,000 in default of.
which he went to jul.
Following is the revised list OF the
dead: e, O'Donncll crocekery NOR
chant. Elyria; IL. NJ. Billings, G5 years
old. Elyrln: w. G. Allen. Lake Shore
Railway claim agent, Elyria; Donald
Sala, aged 6 years, Elrria; shorter
Cole, Brook Farm: Homer Allen, Ely,
ria; Nice Wurst, rs years old, EIyria,s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
All Men CoaosCled with The Naval.
Reserve Quit Their Posts
Without Notice.
BIG Liners CAN'T LEAVE PORTS
Every Man on TWO Ships Scheduled
to Sail from Now York Today Aban,.
don Work and They VIII Be Unable
to sall--Penalcn Bill Cause Of the.
Trouble.
(By Associated presA.j


PARIS, Mny 31,--A general strike Of
sailors and others belonging to the
French naval reserve began ut almost
NIL the ports Of France mt daylight
today and threatens the complete pa.
ralyBis Of French commerce.. The
navigation companiesfnre making en-
ergetic representations to the govern
ment claiming that the movement Ia
not directed against them and snying
TINT unless II is settled immediately.
IL Will cause untold injury to French
commerce.
The naval reserves comprise nearly
the entire maritime population engng.
ed In seafaring life and number about
$4,000 men, of whom 1000 are Hery-
Ing In tho navy. In addition to Tr;,c-.
ticnlly I'LL the sailors OF the mercantlloa
marine most or the 'longshoremen be-.
long TO the naval reserves.
Tho strike was declared s,ys the ex-
ecNtiye committee Of the National Se;,-
mans' Union, because of the govern
lnent's new bill increasing PENSIONS
from sa0,Sos TO s7250s In tho casa ,of
searnen md from s1E6 to 4 300 liz thu
case sof CAPTAINS, n regardls sl ysthssE
lneIlie Of tlie iitipn as bpl :tisailas.
'lIlts,5 most
|UiihnIidi poi I. Z HE CT esss w II ai,R III
left their ships aid tile g5serfi,n
commissioners transports and torpedo
bonts and torpedo boat dcstfoyers to-
carry on tho mail service with the
colonies and with mediterranean
ports respectively.
The French Transatlantic Steam
ship. Company announced this even
Ing that neither LIN Province or La
iascogne would be able TO sail for
New York tomorrow, every man or Z.
both crews having abandoned their
SLING
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
:RaiIroad TRACK !, phn,aued,

K BEAU MONT, 7, TEXAS. May fyis-
Tho Gulf, Colorado &c Santa Re. Tex;
as bridge across Pine Island; bayou.
eight miles north of Beaumont tSils
washed away last night by big X sifl;
ter. Ten inches of rain have fdflen
since "Wednesday night, Railroad
Trucks In all directions are damaged,
IL. Six Negroes Drowned. 81
s. DALLAS sTEXAS. May s. s-S xs,fe.
fssross were drowned near Henry
GROVE, Texas, last night asf a result
CT the. ! sndden rise of a creek. The
six were members of a TaInily named
Stephens and included tho naraHts
and Children. Rail eah ed,iie IS III
fSortf, Texas are bad ~ Grip pied as 4
Tasit1t OF recent storms "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
Brothers Fined for Killing Cousin.

NORFOLK, May S1.--After trial
|of three days the jury In the case OF
Ellie Prothers. 81 years old, in Prln
cess Anne cor. .ty, Va. for the kilIine
|of his cousin. Nelson Brothers Mt T
country dance last January. returned
h verdict cs involuntary manslaughter
and Imposed fine Of $50 on the
accused,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
Part Of New Orleans Under Water

rdrt OF new STieanS sOHucr w aters
NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 31.-
Several sections of New Orleans are
today under from one to four feet OF
water owing to havy rains. Nearly
all rain water has to be pumped ont
of the city streets because of the
low level of til land. Although being
underground, bitches have been built
and an expensive pumping plant has
been established, tho rain fall lis so
unprecedented that it cannot handle
~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
Ria frisco Strike Settled.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 81
The jronworkers' strike was settled
tonight. Twenty thousand men are
Involved. The men return to work on
the same conditions that prevailed
before the strike.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
JAps BUILDING BIG LlNERs.
Several Naval Architects Arrive at
Victoria, 3. c., and Tell of Work.

VICTORIA, B. G., May 31.--Among
the passengers of the Kaga, which
arrived yesterday, were several jana
ncse shipbuilders. including J. Wa
tnabe, S. Fuini and D. Inoufe, of Kobe.
who reported that tho Nippon Yusen
Kalsha line is building four passenger
liners for the Yokohama-Seattler route,
and two for the European line.
The Kawasaki yards are construct
ing two and the Mitsu Bishl Co. is
building the others.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
;EleqdsRle bI ! lha Son OF The Cen
era| Causes Audience 10.
1. nselQnsfest
ssafls' IHEY 'E0uslH FOR RIGHT
,lssliesss That stt s. ~ Mol yeeddllIsm to
s s:9 sly. That sthe Nearere Of the Gray
ThSyeht That They Were In the
esS ID VI 49, / ~
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! byy: Great audience. s. !.

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s ~ !: * 81 a; q, & y !. q
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vs. tBs ASSOC iateds: Press.l
9s III T.. IIne
sreateSt reunion IN
Ln 2 Snis OF :she !. ttnlted GenfeaerT
I'VE mas RAINY ana UNI
eooi, put tha
llo. w iiase
tSSs ts tbs YsitI " thS f,,,
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ned So safi Il To- tho crowd. m I. 10 offis
( ciali III 3esiiina tetls than fthera; are fbes.
{ tween 10 (Jlli)S and /. {](,fl svisiffnsl vol.
Grams III Richmond - and : between,
S so. 900 and 3, GO 400, ! I sithtseers & Al
!. Gartp Gordon the fenteii3place 81 ZEN.
tsrfaitment FOR tho I'd a time warriors,
!, IL .0i}d; All aIs. were 1 SERVED YESTERDAY
ana IA fiiSiit stwo lbIank,sfs were 81.
sued Tor al Il cd 81 r
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convention. the total number. Of vet,
Grams being 1857.
General Lee then announced the
presentation 70 Cantain General II
William lJones nv the conventiton of
81 silver loving cup
cao, c. 70 ,,,,,,
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trnd,,cod san,,or iobn w na,,iai as
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thro,sb i,sa = ,onstan+ ,an, J =,
tba sSfni cons,,cf ne 1855" sena,or
DanieI yas received VIII tnnnitoua
cbears and snr,taS II trihuta ~ tba
,alnr NJ t,a Gonsaderata so,dtar
ap,t tba co,,r,ce md caIiantrS ,.aro
not oil ne tho eide ipf tho ConFndor
acyn no eaia in Az oonrso nf his
add,ess atrSay were NJ tho came
race az Tho YANKEE and tha same
snirit 'wbtcb mode snmtlern arms
piorious incited tho bearts of ths
Northernars Their yaIor waa sbown
in n hundred battles ana thew made
a worthy foe, -
-.
'ou.e 10 laws
Of Jefferson Davis the Senator said:
HIS name is synonymous with that
which is great, and that which Is viz
tuous. me tame OF the president OF
the Goniederacy is young yet, but 1t
Is growing Wen knit ana SO strong
tnat chiidren or future generations
VIII look TO him as q brilliant ex-
sar p n.n,a,s ~ na e Sa,ana, - 10. s. nra
sonted anti 3 Storm ~ an,,,a,,sa5 IN INC
onIv Iivinn dausbtarn s rsre pa M ns
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n, lS ,ans S by ber tue cbi1dro n' and md
tha1. a1so ay ~ IN for Iarno sharn
- ann, ,au Of thn LA sa,d dE s"s'' =
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i.rsi' Finch ~ Finrida 'as tbe Oldest
ssanarsi H os tSa confaderate pa,erars
"a affortb co,nne1 Rabort n ins
IA who Wac recaived most cordiaIIy
am acknowledgements and Who smoke
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
ROBERT A. BRUCE AGED
f07 YEARS OLD is DEAD
Man Who Claims to Have Been Given
Medal by sonapartc, Passes
Away In Aims House.
INV AssocIated Press


RICIIMO ND, VA. May S1,--Ro ebert;
tmbIer Bruce, 10S years old, died in.
Ehe city aims house here today. He
vas born at Westover Hall, Accomaci
county, Va, and was fha son of Wall
lace Bruce, of Virginia. his wife being
oerita Argentine, of Chiahaus, Mexico
lie was a veteran of many wars and
toasted of having seen Napoleon
Bonaparte in 1917. He said that Ma
poleon presented to him a cross OF
ioror at st. Helena, He had Travelled
y great deal and declared he had be-
conc acquainted with many celebri-s
los He claimed to be Mason. and,
4 he was, it Is said he was the Oldest
Mason in the world. ,i
Loving Cup for Judge B. r. crump.
RICHMOND VA May 3is--,Iudge.
Beverly 4. Crunip. who recently ress
signed as chairman of the State Cor
noration Commission, swas today PIE
sented with Handsome silver loving
cup ty the employees of the offics.
The cup Is OF exquisite design.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01

l(contlnued On Page Twol
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
Exposition Program for Today

m--Gates 5sEsssEs.
m--Gua IL
OH Indian
p. Yosemite building
m3and concert by Phinneys United
National
government building A. 49, = .4
q to p nl--Drlll by Maryland Agricultural Cadets
$50 - recital,
Normal
Phinneys
Departure First Pertinent Reserve
Tenn = .s5S trf f.it4
4 p. ms-Gates close f.SsG$a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01

LOUISIANA and TEXAS !
HAVE GREAT EL0llDs
.RaIhs and High Tides Cause Walsl
70 Overflow Hundreds Of.
Acres saf Laid
RAILROAD TRACKS BADLY DAMAGED
- III. ti'sf4i-.tf lfsE ~ (, x Is r.
Port of New Orleans Under Water ana
Business Partially Suspended 4Nse.
esaary to Pump out the Streets
Six Negroes Drowned at Henry
eroye,tTeSas Ouch Damage: # II
.lBy Associated press.l

2 LAKE fCHARLINS,f La. May 31.+s
There. was no communication with
Cameron Parish today which wlss;re-
ported last nigh as large " under wa;
ter FROM floods caused by rain aid
gulf tides. It is feared great damage
has heen done Their. 4 g, St
About Lake sCharfes the conditions
arc worse than they were last ghtj
the Caiisu river having risen t,sp
feet since noon All saw mills abal6
been forced to close. 81
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
A Letter From Tybee Is

Prof. Saunders received Oil
lowing letter from his son.
! with Co. M at Fort Screven, D
Island. The letter fully e.
itself:
Fort Screven, Tybee Island,
July 19
DEAR PAPA: The "nutr
homini" is not the very best a
bee, although the ocean is s|
unsurpassed. The worst PEE
the form ofinsectsI ever heard
dreamed of, is the Big Bull
quit of Tybee Island. In Il
quence of his nightly Yisitati|
have been able to visit the ger
"Land Of Nod" since / lande
this "Island of the (not) BILE
This plague, in the form of mo-
toes extracts the very nourish1
from our bodies while we M
endeavOr to WOO the God Son
whose presence even the Gus
master cannot vouchsafe.
Speaking about rations, {
are bakers in this vicinity VII
not, however, cater to the mi
free; consequently it takes mo
Please send me $500. I hope
letter is logical and forceful.
Affectionately your son
JAS. NJ. SAUND7
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
A Letter From Florida.

Starke, Fla, July II, 1907.
Hon Jesse Mercer Editor Enterprise
Dear Uncle Jesse:-Please pub
llsh this letter so my friends can
hear from me, for just have not
the time to write them all, also
tell me how | stand on your sub
scription book. | think | was
paid to 1907. | have surveyed out
three new towns in the last IS
months in this sunny land and now
making a new map Of this little
city Of Starke, Fla. This is head
quarters for strawberry growers.
They claim to have shipped
$315,0OO worth from here this
year.
/ go from here to Old ST. Mary's
Ga. | was up there last week and
got the job to survey and make a
map Of the old place. 1t is a beau
tiful old place. 1t is said the third
Oldest settlement in the United
States. LIST st. Augustine, End.
jamestown, 3rd. st Marys at the
mouth Of the ST. Mary's it is
in sight of Fernandena Fla, and
Carnegie's castle, the Dungeness.
The old records show it was sur
veyed in 1886 and incorporated in
1890. 1t has about II miles of
deep water front, any ship can
come right up in the docks and if
the state of Georgia builds the old
Georgia road through the center Of
the state and makes old St. Mary's
the deep water terminal there will
be something doing down here in
Camden. Say Jesse that thing
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
Prohibition Bill
Provisions Of Law The Senate
Has Passed the House Will
Take Up Next Week,

can act to prohibit the sale,
barter, or giving away to induce
trade or kept on hand at their
places of business, or furnishing at
public places of any alcoholic, or
or Intoxicating iquorso intoXicat-
ing bitters, or other drinks which
if drank to excess will produce in
toxication, and for other purposes.
''Be it enacted by the general
assembly of the State of Georgia,
and it is hereby enacted by author
ity of the same.
Section 1. That from and after
the LIST day of January next, after
the passage of this act, it shall pot
be lawful for any person within
the limits of this State to sell, or
barter for valuable consideration,
either directly or Indirectly or to
give away to induce trade at any
place of business or to furnish any
other public places or manufac-
ture for the sale, or keep on hand
in their places of business any al
cohoIic, spirituOs, malt, OF intoxi-
eating liquors, or intoxicating bit
tiers or other drinks which if drank
to an excess will prodnce intoxica-
ton, and any person SO offending
shall be guiy of a misdemeanor,
and shall be punished as prescrib-
.t;o,, 1A9o In 4ha nasal
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
0he Sunny South.
BY JULIA L, SPAULDING.

The following and beautiful composed by Julia L. Spad
Southern Patriotic To be appreciated must be
sung energy the with patriotic airs
taaveled and have sailed its
back Dixie Land with fOndeSt memories
magnoias where the birds sing gay and free
My the sunny Southland the deareat spot
REFRAIN.
HOoray for the sunny South,
HoOray the sunny South,
Dixie Lanl and her noble heroes grand
her they gave their loyal heart and hand.
Hooray for the sunny South
Hooray for the South
Hooray hOoray, hOOay, for the dear old boys gray,
the sunny South!
all heroes and the they fought
When Johnson and brave
Wheeler
II cherish than my loyal Southern blood.
REFRAIN
On cloudy misty morning day know WE'LL
gallant led his through flying shot and she'll
They they hurled them they the bloody fray
And victory that glorious twelfth Of May.
REFRAIN.
at Spotsyvana house. when the peerless cea Lee
loyal heroes yelled Lee to the ea that day.
And Gordon led to victory, that glorious twelfth of May
REFRAIN.
From wars blight dsoaton Phoenix like sprang life
fields factories all thOb with peaceful stie
Her loyal and daughters far,aj joyous happy band
freedoms shrine still worship and love their Dixie Land
REFRAIN.
Write To Cant Harrison of this
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
code of Georgia.

Section 2. Be it further enac-
ted, that nothing in this act shall
be so construed as to prevent licens-
ed druggists from selling or furnish
ing pure alcohol for medical pur
poses only, provided the same is
sold upon the presentation of a
written prescription from a reput-
able physician actually in charge
of the party or patient presenting
such prescription. Before giving
out any prescription as contempla-
ted in this act, it shall be the duty
of such physician to have actually
examined any or all persons apply
ing for such examination that the
same is necessary, and that said
written prescription shall certify
that said examination has been
made, and that any person violat-
ing this section shall be pushed as
prescribed as section 1899 of the
code of 1895.
"Section 3. Be it further enact
ed, that nothing in this act shall
prohibit the sale by licensed drug
gists of wood or denatured alcohol
for art, scientific or mechanical
purposes.
''Section 4. BE it further enact
ed, that all laws and parts of laws
in conflict be, and are hereby re-
pealed."
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Rev. T. G. Davis will fill the
Baptist pulpit next Sunday. His
subject for the mondays service
will be <FFaith's Victory" and at
the evening service his subject