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Chase's-PoIite VaudeviIIe.

Chase's this week will present a pro-
gramme whose principal feature will be
Marcels Living Masterpieces OF Art, and
the extraordinary attraction being Mr..
John Hyams and Leila Mcintyre. re-en-
forced by Oracle Emmett and company.
Ninie DAILY, Jimmie Lucas. Stelling and
Revel, FrOSini, and the comic adventure
motion pictures, Little Jules Verne" NJ
Jean MarceIs masterpieces represent
years Of labor and many thousands of
francs expenditure on the part OF the dis
tlnguished French savant and designer
NJ Marcel Twenty-Five French poseurs
and models from the life classes and ate
liers of the Quarter Latin, Paris. are
concerned in the series Of realizatIons
and their grace, immobility. and perfec-
ton OF pose, as well as the perfect phvs-
zeal lines they display, have been the
subjects Of fattering comment from art
students and artists. Among the Dfctures
are Washington and Lafayette at Val
ley Forge, Millet's "Angelus," p" the paint-
er's ideal OF the poets heroine. Evan
gellne," and other famous originals. The
extraordinary attraction will be Mr.. Hv-
ans and Miss Mcintyre in their latest
ebullient musical farce. entitled Two
hundred Wives a way-station episode
eniiVened by interpretations rejecting all
the recent hits in the realm of song
dance. satire, and story. The third fea-
ture Will be Oracle Emmett and companv
in Mrs. Murphy's Seconu Husband" :" An
Irish comedy taking advantage of the
foibles and follies of the new rich " Tho
next offering will be Vinle DAILY, one Of
the numerous talented Dalys. the greatest
Of them being the lamented Dan Dalv.
Miss Vinie DAILY Is a clever dancer. The
rest Of the bill IS full of prominent at
fractions
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and altogether is proving the best vehicle
Mr. Hitchcock has ever had 10 display
his quaint and original comedy talents.
He will be supported by the original New
York cast, which includes Miss Flora
Zabelle and Miss Helen Hale, who ranks
as one of the best soubrettes IN New
York A special orchestra of twenty
five musicians is carried by the organiza-
ton.
Few visitors are more welcome during
the local theatrical season than Lew
Dockstader. who comes 10 the New Ma
tional next week with a new minstrel
show. Mr.. DOckstader's invariahle rule
that every season must see a clean sweep
in the programme has been carried out to
the letter, so it is declared. The indi-
vldual effort of Dockstader himself this
year Is a one-act playIet called "a Day
in the White House" In which he inn
personates no less an individual than the
President 1t is said TO be the happiest
idea that Mr. Dockstader has ever
evolved-a most clever imitation OF the
mannerisms and style Of Alr Roosevelt
that never becomes q burlesque or sug-
gests impudence. Neil O'Brien, consid-
cred by many devotees Of minstrelsy the
peer OF all blaCkface grOtesque come
dians, is still a prominent member of the
Dockstader organization. he has a new
song this year which is destined 10 take
the place Of his famous Mandy" song.
II is called Bother N0thin'."
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FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Frank 3. Martin. Chairman.
Hon T. ID. Flood. Vice Chairman.


Hon d. Wyatt Aiken. Charles ". Arth Mr..
Arrat AIahl0n Ashford. Claude n Bennett. J.
Monroe Britt Taylor Burke Clifford X Berryman-
James w. Blackburn II. William r. BocOCk T.
William ". Bride, Lieut. Henry y. Butler, L. S
N Hon. JOHN G. Capers, W NJ Csrrad Geo-zz
T. Cox. DR. q Wythe Cook. NJ. NJ Creushaw-
Chester VI. Clark. Dr. Julian Cabeu. DIT r. D.
Carmichael. George 5. CoyIngton, T. II. Cooke IT,
T. Nelson Conrad. Capt. Sherwood A Cheeney. Hon.
Joseph s Davenport. DT. Nirginius Dabnev James
H. DouHan, Charles II. Doing George 5 Der
rick. James ". DTysdale Edwin DuttOn Donald
:. Edmonds J. o. Ecker. ). lee Edwards f. Rus
sell Eravel. Hugh J. Fegan Hon. John Gill, IT,
Hon. John Wesley Gaines. Theodore Gill Lieut.
Joseph B. Gilmer. L. 5. y. Lieut. Thomas C.
Hart. L. 5. y. Capt johnson Hagood. 4. s. A
Hon Frank II. Hitohcock, Malcolm Henry, Hon
J. Thomas Helm, Powell Harrison Albert Hill
Harry h. Hickey. David 5. Hend1ick. Arthur Her
bert, Z. T. Hunter. g. e. HeJh RiSIey c. Hunt
Lawrence Hufty, Morris Ivey. Dr. Virgil b. Jaci-
son. Ralph z Jones. Cecil Jones. O. +. Johuson
Dr. II. NJ. King, Robert J. kennedy Thomas
Kirby, z. ~ Knott, Hon, William B. Lamar Hon
Gordon Lee, Hon +. r. EAssiter. Arthur Lee
Cotton H. Lee, Hugh 5. Legare, William ", Lem
m0Id Herbert @. Lewis, Capt James A. Logan
IT, L. 5. A, Dr. Louis c. Lehr, Hon Adolrh
Meyer Stuart MCNaman, Paymaster Samuel Nc
Gowan J. II. Millsaps, i. Bostic Martin Hsrrv q
Meem, Willard Martin, Pat McGoBan. Dr. T. T.
MagUder, Earl Mohun. Robert A. Maurer, Daniel
+. McGowan. Angus Mcdonald Mauy Middleton
Cyrus i. AIantz, J. ". AIcKerieher. James L.
Norris. II. DR.. 5 Logan Owen Hugh II. Obcar
Hilliard T. Owen, Hon. A. p. Puio. ]. T. Penny
packer, lee Phillips, Walter Peter. HAIRY T.
Payne, " $. Peachy. Lieut. Andre NJ. Procto-
e. S. y, Ensign A. Q. Pickens. U. S. n. L. H.
QUirOl0, Joseph Y. Reeves John Richie Dr. Thomas
L. Rust, Henry Fairfax Robertson, Dr Rastus
Ransom, Hon. a o. Stanley. DT. William NJ
Srrigg James H. Small, j.. Col o. g. Staples, Wal
lace StresteT, DR.. i. X. Shands DIT II. A Sell
hansen JOseuh J. SChlafy Hon. George " Tavlof
George L. bridge Vernon t. West Claude b.
Weikert DR.. W. ". Wilkinson, DR. W. B Wright
Elmer Q, Wood, Ernest Wlggius, Or, Richard Wash
ingtOn. Dr. Walter A Wells Ennalls Waggaman
Dr. Oscar Wilkinson. Otis Wood. and Thomas Cor
bin Washington.
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Academy-aThe NInetr nnd Ninar

At the Academy this weeks Offering
will be "The Ninety and Nine" which
has served on two previous occasions to
attract large audiences to that theater.
The play was written by Ramsay Morris.
and its theme was suggested by the
hymn of the same name made famous all
the world over by the late Ira d. SaHhev.
In the story Of THE Ninety and Nine"
Mr.. Morris treats, in a pathetic tale Of
human interest, Of the redemption of a
fallen young man by a young woman Of
exalted character actuated by one Of the
most sublime of all human motives-the
sense of duty. The trend Of the story.
the wandering from the field Of righteous
living, the experience Of the outcast on
the bleak hills Of social ostracism, the
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..The Gay MhIfe War,

In The Gay White Way" the latest
New York Casino success, which comes 10
the Belasco Theater shortly, there are
thirty travesties and burlesques of this
seasons prominent New York productions.
such as The Rose of the Rancho" The
Partisan Model" John Drew in MY
Wife" Lew Fields in "The Girl Behind
the Counter The Merry Widow" The
Thief" sc.
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ENTERrAINMENT c0annTTEE.

MAJ J. McD1Eeu Cauiagton. president Coufsd-
crate Veterans Association; Justice seth Shepard
Richmond Pearson Hol-1H former SeC1etary Hillary
A. Herbert. Maj Holmes Conrad. Gen. George +.
Elliott Col Robert 7. Lee. Gen. William RuHln
Cox Il. St, George Tucker Judge Clzrles b.
H9ETy Gen. Frank C. Armstrong Rear Admiral
r a. Hol'yiay L. s. y, Judge Silss Hare
Senator Charles A. CuIberson, Capt John NJ
Hickey. Senator AsbIry G. LatImeT Judge William
l.. Chambers. Senator joseph f. Johnston Thomas
Nelson Page. Senator Robert l. Taylor, Gen Marcus
J. Wright. Senator James r. MciFeary, Gen. Lind
say L. LonaX Senator John ". Daniel Dr John
e.. Boyd. L. ). y. Charles J. Faulkner John T.
CsllaEhan, William A. Clark. Col Archibald Grace
John Sharp Williams. Gel. l., 5 Brown, George ".
GordcH Mai Robert ". Hunter. and Thomas T.
Ryan,
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efforts Of the woman who loves him TO
bring him back TO d life cf rectitude. the
weary heart struggle she gees through to
accomplish her aim, and finally her sue
cess, are all found in the five verses OF
Mr.. Sankey's hymn. and through his sing
ing OF It many a transgressor has been
brought to sec the error of his way.
Great was Mr. Sankey's medium for good
in this hymn, and equally powerful IS
said to be Mr.. Morris play in the eX-
plouation of the theme, giving an exem-
plification 10 the idea of the sheep strayed
from the fold The Ninety and Nine
has always proved an extremely popular
attraction in Washington, and 1t is good
to know that plays of this sort meet with
such favor from the theater-going pub
lie, The cast is a large one, and is head
ed by Miss Bayone Whipple, TO whose ex-
cellent work the long season OF the play
in New York City is largely due
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The New Lyceum-BurIesque.

The attraction at the New Lyceum this
week will be a burlesque show called
The Oriental Cozy Corner Girls" The
opening skit is called a Honeymoon
Trip" This is followed by a vaudeville
olio which includes Lafferty and Ward,
SandOw and Lambert, Bruce and Dag
neau. THE Red Feather Girls" Honan and
keaTney in a comedy sketch. and Smith
and Arado. The closing burlesque is
called THE Sultan's Dream" and Miss
Beeie and Mr.. Frank Riley both have
prominent PARTS On II
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The Maiestic-.cWe Are King"

I'VE Are King" with David b. Gally.
VIII be the attraction at the Majestic
this week. The scenes are laid in Kahn
burg. a small pTincipality of Northern
Germany, and the plot hinges around
the marvellous resemblance between the
King and a literary vagabond, Brutal
and oppressive. the prime minister and
some of the nobility seek TO dethrone
King Hector and they succeed, by sub
stituting the vagabond and impris0ning
the real ruler in a madhouse. The char
acter Of the new king is so different from
that Of the one dethroned that this trans
formation is attributed to the effect Of a
blow. To relieve the little kingdom Of
its Indebtedness. Hector is engaged to
marry Princess Olivia, of Beronia, a
neighb0ring prncipality, whom he has
never met. She. hearing tales of Hec-
tors pTohigacy. travels to Hamburg in
disguise as a lady historian and meets
the substitute king. who falls in love
wItn her. Exciting incidents follow one
another rapidly and through the Raven,
a religious fanatic, Venner, the vagabond,
learns that he is the real king, stolen
from his parents while an infant, and
that his double in the madhouse Is the
son of a royal favOTite,
After an attack on the Kings life. the
identity of the princess is discovered and
ali ends happily. Mr. Gally in the dual
role Of GustaVug Venner and Hector.
King of Kahnburg. p0rtrays two vastly
different characters, and particular atten-
ton is called 10 the rapidity with which
he changes from one to the other, which
is so mystifying TO the audience that
many are slow % believe that one man
plaYs both parts.
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The Gavetx-BurIesaue.

The attraction at the Gayety this week
Will be the Bowery BurIesquers, headed
by the well-known Ben Jansen and Harry
hohler, The burlesque consists of a num-
Der Of funny scenes taken from the lower
section OF New York and gives a good
Idea or life in the concert halls Of the
Bowery. The olio includes among its per-
formers Ben Jansen, the Two Racketts.
Arthur and Ethel Miller. Carmelits dee
iedere, Harry Mills, Nellie Limbach. Ida
Dayton. Gertie Hart, and others well
known.
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1UJNG LADIES' tUMMIIIEE-
Ms Ialra Z. Carllsle. Charrnan.

TIE Misses Downing Miss Phy.lis SNYDER. Miss
Lillian Stone, Miss Alice Shepard, Miss Anna
Poruer Miss LaiimcF, Miss Julia F,IlTcn Williams.
Miss Alice B5yd. Miss Natalie Magulder Miss Mar
ssrgt Young Miss Polly Mss18 Misses Marjorie and
Frances Smith. Miss Keith Frazier the Misses Heta.
Miss ni,man. the Misses Hickey Miss Anne Peyt0n.
Miss Helen WiIsons Miss NarT4retta ". Morse, Alss
Elizabeth Gould. tie Misses Wilkins. Miss Alice
Blcaey, Aiis A8Ha Fauutleruy, Miss Lolize Camp
peI. Miss WTeHu. Miss SchTeUsauD. Mi2 Florence
Hewitt, Miss Frances Yoursbi5od Miss Louise N.
White; Miss Kendall @; New YORK; Miss Godov,
and Aiiss Carlo.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

Ai-s Rosalie Hollyday Bocock. Chairman
MrA Campbell Pryor Mrs John T Ritchie Mrs.
John T. CalldEhau. Mrs William S Dove Ms. F.
Lewis Marshall Mrs Isaac T. Mann. Mrs = Gray
Peudeton Mrs II. /. WhaaJley Mrs r. Fred,
Mrs J. " WreuE, and Mrs Gc8rse 9, C0riugJan.
Miss Laura Z. Carlisle chairman youz ladies
clmmIttae.
Mr. Frank r. Martin, chairman fooF committee.
Hon. Il. D. Flood yice chairman fJ0E committee
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

"Deadwood Dicks Last shot" A. II
Woods latest Western melodrama, comes
to the New Academy week of January
81 II is said TO be original in plot. de-
tail. and construction. Action is rife
throughout, of course.
Students of the drama will be pleased
to learn that during the engagement of
the Ben Greet players at the Belasco
Theater shortly Mr.. Greet viii present
the Hawthorne plays in addition to his
usual Shakespearean repertoire, the lat
ter 10 be presented with the stage set
tings of the Elizabethan period.
Chase's next week will introduce Jo-
sephine Cohan, Just returned from around
the world, supported by her own com
pany in THE Girl Of the Times the Six
English Rockers, and Nellie Florede, the
London ensemble of sportiye condolences
and pert little songsters, the act conclud-
ing with a novelty finale. Fred Niblo.
the gloge trotting American humorist,
Alfred Kelley and Florence Guise, in "A
Tale of a Turkey" William a. Dillon,
the daddy of a thousand songs. Terley,
the foreign protean novelty; Max York's
royal English fox terriers, and the thrill
ling war scene motion pictures, entitled
THE Dispatch Bearer"
The coming engagement of Mrs. Fiske
In Ihsen's "Rosmersholm.' at the Be
lasco Theater week of February 3. prom
ises to prove the seasons great event in
legitimate drama on the local stage. a
record this attraction is said TO have
made in New York. where the critics
without a single exception have We'd
with each other in paying exceptional
tribute to Mrs Fiske's genius as ex-
empified by her work as ReDecca West
in this Ibsen drama Ashton Stevens, OF
the Journal says: II doubt II we could
have more luminous, more sensi-
lively artistic, more interpretatiye per-
! f0rmauce Of Ibsen's Rosmersholm'
than was given at the Lyric Theater last
night By Mrs Fiske and the Manhattan
company" The Sun says: The play is
diaboicaliy fascinating. 1t lives. II
breathes 1t grips you hard. And liz Re
becca West it gives Mrs. Fislle a char
acter 10 paint with her superb powers OF
Intellectual subtety ana icy emotion 9"
Next week, at the Columbia Theater,
/ Henry ". Savage viii offer Mr.. Raymond
Hitchcock in hls latest musical comedy
I success, "A Yankee Tourist" by Rich
ard Harding Davis. with the songs and
musical score by Wallace Irwin and Al
I fred q. Robyn. This rattling musical
comedy is interpreted by a great cast Of
/ favorites and a stage fun of beautiful
dancing girls and singers, and it abounds
with brilliant lines, sparkling fun, and
catchy songs. The production is Law
T ishly mounted In the usual Savage style,
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Next week at the Columbia Theater,
Henry ". Savage viii offer Mr.. Raymond
Hitchcock in hls latest musical comedy
success, "A Yankee Tourist" by Rich
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FOURTH ANNUAL CAT SHOW or
WASHINGTON CAT CTTR

JAN. = =, =, -. lstS, LEHMAN BUILDING,
l425 y \ ave. NV, Doors open 3 a. m. TO 1870 p.
m Admission Adults, &c Chl1ren l5e. Cats
and until 10 O'Clock Wednesday. No charge for en-
t1y, which includes care. feeding, and csgng until
end Of shoR. iale-7t
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Get Busy at Something Useful.

G. w. Hayes reports Rest Pa
Wilton so near completion that his
workmen will return on Tuesday
night. The build ng in not only a
WIZ, of art but will be dalyappre-
ciateI rs the years 60 by because
of the comfort to those attending
Memorial exercises on each Thrift
eth of May. As no one is allowed to
enter the gates of the beautiful
cemetery grounds with packages
ofany sort everybody was obliged to
leave their dinner out in the open
woods and partake of their dinners
on the ground. Now they can have
seats in the Pavilion and eat their
lunch in the shade protected
from the elements. To Mrs. S G.
Brown, Of Altamaha street, is due
the credit of the conception of the
plan. Til c persistence wi h
! which she has collected the 81 500
and carried the project to sue
cessful completion. Mrs. Brown
is a loyal memuer of the G. A. r.
to whom this Pavilion is dedica-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29

J. A. Beckam, A. B. s. A. agent
at Brunswick, visited the "Boys"
yesterday.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
RAILROAD GOSSIP.

W. E. Halle is again at work at
this end of the line for the A. 3.
g. A., IS neman.
Conductor J. II. Shanklin, of
LaGran2e, visit d with the rest of
the A. B. & A. Ioys, vest rday.
Travelling Auditor Manen for the
Parker News Co., was a Fitzgerald
visitor yesterday.
Walter Russell, a faithful lines
man under G. u. Brewer, with
headquarters here, will go to La,
Grange and again be under charge
of the same trainmaster.
J. e. CoxwelI, who is employed
at High Springs, Fla, spent sew
eral days with his family in this
city, returning to his position, yes
terday.
Mrs. W. S. Newton and little
Evelyn, of Triton, returned home
today, after q visit with Mrs.
Mewton's parents, Conductor ii.
T. Newton and wife.
Mr. Courtney, who attended the
Odd Fellow dedication, reports the
ar.shops at Waycross, now tuIn
ing out eight coal cars a day, for
the A. B. & A.
That long freight train No. "a
which came from LAGRANGE yester'
day was a pretty sight from a com
mercial stand point.
J. A. Beckam, A. B. & A. agent
at Brunswick, visited the "Boys"
yesterday.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pun Out.

WANTED-Tcn or ii teen young
ladies or gentlemen to study Ora.
hams standard photography On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings, from 1880 TO 8 o'clock,
beginning March %. Terms rea-
sonable and easy. Have had ten
years practical experience asshort-
hand writer. was formerly in
structor in shorthand department
Y. NJ. G. A., business class. Athens,
Ga. Satisfaction guaranteed. For
further particulars phone 0. G.
Gibson, A. b, s. A. storehouse.
751-31-3t
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Lost Portrait

Left at A. b & A. depot on the
18th of this month. 1t was adj
dressed to Il. p. Jtwfrs. Finder
will please leave same at Enter
prise office and receive reward.
(754 tf-31l
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Get Busy at Something Useful.

Mr.. Marion Turner and daugh-
ter. Miss Marion of Hawkinsville,
who have been spending several
days with the formers PARENTS and
his sister, Mrs. Fred J. Clark, re-
turned to Hawkinsville today.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29

PAR,A-srT.I-CIDE cures itch in
80 minutes. Price Soc. Sold by
J. Fl. Goodman. 765 49, lew At
C3et Ruxv at Something Useful.
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Mrs. Austin Goats is visiting in

strictly first class. Baths.
13t If
Get Busy at Something Usefu1.
r. L. King took Il business trip
to Thomasville, yesterday.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Or. J. M. Adams took q bust
ness trip to Triton, yesterday.
Fan for Fitzgerald OF Pun Out.
Twenty five men wanted at Han
sen Sand Lime Brick Co. Hansen
Ia % TT.
Pull for ritzperald or Pun Out.
Mr.. j. r. McMichael, of Ash
burn visited his brother here yes
terday.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
If you want, to buy a good type
writer cheap, phone the Enterprise
and we will sight you. 745-3O'u
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pun Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow are recov-
ering from their two weeks OF ILL
ness.
Eel for Fitzgerald OF Pun Out.
We make window and door
frames, screens, tables, etc, to or,
der. F. NJ. CIR HAM s. 20. tt
- Pull for Fitzgerald or Pun Out.
GeDS s. G. Brown went to st.
1Egr, today. to institute 6.
A. r. Post.
ru for Fitzgerald-or Fun Out.
Gentlemen desiring good table
board apply 321 w. Central Ave-,
or phone 33. Good service, terms
reasonable Is. A. Cole'
739-03-2t
Pun for Fitzgerald or Pun Out.
Miss Lucille Greer, of Ogle-
thorpe, stopped on her way to Tiff
ton, yesterday.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pun 0uto
For RENT Room residence Of
J. Y. Waggoner near A. 3. q A.
Shops. Apply to J. W. BosLwick
614 West Pine. tt.
Get Busy at Something Usefui.
Mrs. S. E. Fields returned to-
day, from Atlanta, were she order
ed her Spring Millinery.
Get Busy OF Something Useful.
T. D. Gibbs and his sister, Miss
Mabala Gibbs, of Pitts, passed
thru enroute to Ocilla, to visit Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Owens, yesterday.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
If You are in a hurry for lumber
phone Ia. GRAHAM LUMBER Go. tt
get Busy at Something Usefm.
Mrs.C.R.L.V aw ter, wife of Evan
gelist Vawter: arrived on Tuesday
afternoon, coming from Sonora,
Kentucky.
tlet Busy at Something Useful
For RENT-All or part of large
and convenient house, unturnlshed
or furnished rooms, near in. Al
most every kind of household fur,
niturc including baby carriage and
fine piano for sale, dishes carpets
and splendid large cook stove, are
almost new. Also blue fame
cooker and heater. Nothing but
books reserved, PIG W, Orange
AZ 25tf
Get Busy at Something Useful.
On Tuesday night someone broke
into the Parker News stand aud
carried off thirty dollars from the
cash drawer.
Pull for Fitzgerald Pun Out.
FouND-$1O0 cashiers check in
favor of T. F. Ransom, also one
note for 50, 800 in favor Of I. F.
Ransom. Note signed Nancy NJ.
Troscell signature almost iliegiblc
may be something clse). The note
and check book dated June 26, OF.
Note due Dec. 26, 1907. Inquire
at this office.
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Wanted.

Rooms furnishe or not furnish
ed for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress No. s15 s. Lee St. T63 32.3t
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29

Pullman buffet sleeping night between
Montgomery further formaon reservations rates. etc,
see your nearest ScaboaId Ticket Agent, write
CHARLES F. STEWART, A. G. p A., Savannah, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29

Mrs.C.R.L. Vawter, wife of Evan
gelist vawter. arrived on Tuesday
afternoon, coming from Sonora,
Kentucky.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
POLICE COURT DOCKET.

Daniel Haddon. disturbing the peace;
$40 or 80 days.
Emil Gessringer. drunk; sentence
suspended. ~ =
Arthur Gordon, alias Cough. drunk;
sentence suspended.
Maggie Helms. disordsrly conduct;
IS or so days.
Thomas Shoe, drunk; SO or Is days.
Joseph Quellett, drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Martin OConnor. disorderly conduct;
sentence suspended.
Augusta Nerg. disturbing the peace'
adjourned TO June 90
Agnes NeVfeskf, dfsturbtng the peace
adjourned TO June 20.
Bell Ferguson. disorderly person,
sentence suspended.
Minnie Mumford. disorderly person;
discharged.
Florence Davis. Edisofdefly- person-
discharged.
Frances Barnes. disorderly person
discharged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
Marriage Licenses

Addison w. Cox. 81, Indianapolis,
Ind; Cora NJ Baker SO. Ionia. y. Y.
James Roach. Jr.. rs: Sylvia q.
Smith, %.
Henry Howitz. %; Ida A. Pane. 10.
George NJ. kreinbring, 23. Detroit:
Ida Ia Schoenberg. 20. DeFraser.
Ahtoni Trad. rs. Cecilia Szpilck. 90.
Patrick Collins. 20, Detroit; Nellie NJ.
Edwards, Is, Greenfield
Mieczylaw Kobus. 20: Cecilia Kamow-
ska. -.
Christian Konstanzsr. SO: Martha
Ruthenberg. 81.
Albert Haight. 80. Detroit: Gertrude
u. Lyon. 40. Roseville.
Pertens. IS. Ghoeton. o.; Fam
ME L. Mason. 45. Detroit.
Henry q. Popard. sc; Jennie Avery.
Edward p. Parry. 22. Youngstown.
o.; Ida 7. Bletro. 20, same
Gustav Hinsman. Taylor township;
Frances Shafer, 20. Ecorse.
Fred Bloom. "a Detroit Ida Koslow-
ski. 20. River Rouge
David Bissell. Jr.. SO: Marie Daley.
George A. Marshall, 90, Mackinac ISL
and; Ida Il. Sahs, 26. Wyandotte
Abel Van De Weghe. q: Camille Bar
trandt. 20