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New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island. R. /, July r--With the passing of
July 4, Block Island will settle down TO the regu-
lar summer routine. Crowds of people have focked
TO the bathing beach this week.
The battleship Mississippi came TO anchor in the
bay very near the island Tuesday afternoon
and stayed all night, and in the afternoon while
she was there a large number Of people char
tered power boats and sailing craft TO take them
out 10 the ship.
The schooner Elsie came in this week with TWEEN
ty-six large swordish, and the Mary r. came in
with thirty-four the largest catch Of the season.
Bathing, driving and sports of all kinds in the
daytime and dancing and whist parties in the even
ing have amused hotel patrons.
Among the hotel arrivals
Ocean View-Mrs. J. Pladwell and J. E. Pladwell
of Albany; p. G. Waldron and Emma Haley of
Paterson. N J.; Mr.. and Mrs. nj. Dambergh. OF
Newark, N. J.. Mrs. w II. Shankland and w. H
Shankand. OF Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. G. X Carven
Harry ]. Well, John l. Mogon, Mr.. and Mrs. Sands
Miss F. r. Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Tice and
w T. Anderson, of New York
Manisses Hotel-Edward G. Milbury Theodore l.
Milbury. Stella B. Shute. B. r. Hopper. Mrs. W.
W Hay1or Miss ]. NJ Saig. Miss D. NJ Glazus
Miss G. NJ Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holland,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Rhodes. Miss Myldrid and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Merinn of New York.
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Baseball. Roller Skating, Yacht
ing and Bathing Divide
Their Days.

New London. Conn, July G1.-with q constantly
increasing influx OF arrivals both IN the cottage
and hotel colonies, and with always we'll filed
programme of social functions and outdoor sports
life here has taken nlid-seasOn appearance
during the last week. and augurs well for the
weeks TO come. a tally-ho runs between the
hotel and the bathing beach during the morning
and early afternoon hours.
Society turned fun force last Saturday
afternoon 20 witness bali game between a scrub
team composed OF hotei guests and cottagers under
the able guidance Of Julius Fleschmsnn, who also
acted umpire. and the midoies' team, composed
OF star players fn the squadron. Many used their
automobiles informal grandstands, and WED
with one another roofing for their favorftes with
the '-honk-honks."
MANY OF tie prominent members of the younger
Social set have taken up roller skating The palm
room on the FIRST floor OF the southern wing of the
Gr1swoid has been pressed into service as an in
formal rink. and oevotees Of the sport usually
spend portion OF the evening skating
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Il. Carpenter OF Cleveland
arrived during the week in their BO-horsenozyer
Pierce-ArroW, and were accompanied by Miss Car
penter. Miss FELTON, and Master John Carpenter
Mrs. J. r. Hughes, Of New York who has a cot
tage here, had q narrow escape Tuesday after
noon when she was driving her Ford runabout in
Tyler avenue and ran into huge bowlder. The
machine was demolished, but Mrs Hughes escaped
without injury
Miss Laura Clark, daughter OF Mrs. Allan J.
Clark gave a reception on Thursday afternoon for
her house guest Miss Helen Avery. OF New York
Mrs Clark assisted her daughter in receiving while
Mrs. a. =. Fischer poured tea.
Mrs Morton r. Plant entertained a party of
f<asnes at Branforc House during tAs week, in
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SARANAC INN.

saranac Inn. ~. Y. July 1f--Governor FzxAs.
VINO Is spending the summer with HIS family her.
says he fs having the time Of HIS life" His tirns
IS for the most part occupied with enioyabIs uttI.
side trips of day or more to nearby pofnt. :.
interest. or TO places where the fish bite best aor
the numerous little lakes and ponds IN the irnrns-
date vicinity Of the Upper Saranac. The Govsrno-
is not giving thought to politics or politicians
NJ B. Marshall. the manager OF the Inn. has beer.
Vfgilant In sfdetracking more than one politician
who has come up from Albany counting uoon aaa
ing the Executive in eonvinceabIs mood
Governor Hughes mingles freely with the z1u.ztx
all OF whom, regardless OF political faith hsvs
voted him jolly good fellow. but he has Demon
strated on more than one occasion his deter7ntna. .
ton not to talk politics anything pertaining IN
that subject He Is not willing 10 consider an
having any political significance he fact that h,
occupies at table the seat as that occupied
by Ex-Governor OdeII during visit the attsr raads
to the Inn several seasons ago
little colony Of state officials IS CROWNS
up about the inn James s WhfppIe Forest Fish
and Game Commissioner. who came up the other
day ID his camp Green Pond. the Inn
was at the hotel. IN company with q party
of friends including Mr. and Mrs. F. H Dowd oc
Salamanca, and Mr.. and Mrs George Spring st
Franknville N Y. Colonel William 2 Fox Stats
Superintendent Of Forests. has been az the Inn
with Mrs. Fox throughout the week, and the Senate
Forestry Committee, OF which Senator George H
Cobb Of watertown, Is chairman. Will arrive az
the Inn
Mr.. and Mrs George Louis Beers. OF New Yors,
arrived at Calumet camp. where they are enter-
tanning friends At The Birches Frank ]. Firth is
entertaining Miss Mary L. Lloyd. the Rev. and
Mrs Arnold H Hord and Frank T. Hord. Mr..
and Mrs George Law Davidson, Of New York who
have returned for another season at the Inn, ars
accompanied by Master Charles NJ Davidson and
Miss Lillian l.. Davidson Samuel Shober. IL, Is
giving Governor Hughes a lively contest for tho
fishing honors at the inn, for during his stay ths
young has taken several fine strings
Markham Point. the camp Of DR.. s. r. Ward.
has been leased for the season to John Philip
Sousa, the well known band leader. who arrived
early IN the week with Mrs Sousa. Miss Helen
Sousa and Hamilton Albert. of New York Mem
bers Of the Upper Saranac Yacht Club arrived this
week and the first cup Of the season "a
scheduled for to-day.
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Swimming has always been popular at the Ruis-
a number Of the women there. Evan H. Patrick
and George W. Ketcharn. Of New York, are among
the best Of the swimmers at the Ruisseaumont.
Since the formal opening OF the Ruisseaumont
griIlroom there has been number Of Jolly parties
there. A party which ascended Mount Whitney,
headed by Mr.. KetchaIn. this week. will soon make
the harder and longer trip up Mount Whitefaoe
Miss worden and Miss Ramsdel returned the
other day from short trip up the lake with fine
string OF fish.
Mr. and Mrs Henry I. Scheuerman have been
Joined at their cottage by Mr.. Scheuerman's
mother. Mrs E. Scheuernan, of New York. and
Henry c. Dangler has Joined his parents. Mr. and
Mrs c. l. Dangler at their cottage. Miss Elizabeth
Sherman daughter OF General Sherman, who Is
spending the season here was this week Joined by
Miss Mary 1. Foster, of New York. who with
Miss Fannie Whalen, will remain with Miss Sher-
man for the balance Of the season. Mr. and MIS-
George Sloane Of New York, who are among the
recent arrivals here, have with them Miss Sloane
and her niece Miss Margaret Sloane Manson one
RECENTLY arrived party includes Mrs. George Cooper
Miss F. Clark and l. c. Cooper. Other New YORK
arrivals OF the week include Miss A s. Qulnlan'
Robert L. Reade, Miss D. NJ Bolle, MT ana MIS-
7 # Reid Mrs Evan H Patrick, who has Joined
Mr. Patrick the manager OF the hotel; MI aho
Mrs Walter s. Capen. Miss Alma Capen, Mt ana
sTrs George /, Turton, Miss Alice NJ Dixon, MISS
Murray Alfred Shindler, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ransome
and daughter Miss Minerva Walton Miss Anna
Derk and Miss NJ. Thefse-
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Stewart Raynor Of New York. Mrs. J. J. Belden
widow of ex-Congressnan Belden. is entertaining
Mrs w. H. II. Gere at the inn One New YORK
party recently arrived there includes Mr. and Mrs
E. H Paddock, Miss Helen Paddock. Eugene H.
Paddock. jr, Miss Anna Paddock and Arthur K
Paddock. Another New York party includes Mrs.
A. NJ. Shepard. Mrs. James King. Miss G. Myers,
Miss M Myers and Miss H. Myers.
THE GRAND VIEW.
Lake Placid, n. Y, July 1.-THE enjoyable nusi-
cal and card parties which have been feature
Of the summer life at the Grand View for several
seasons were this week resumed. On Thursday
evening there was a card party at which the
prizes valuable and well worth working for.
Miss Janette Fernandez and Edgar Philip, vo-
carsts OF much ability, who spending the
season at the Grand View, have been of much s.
sistance to Mrs. Parkes in making the musical
events successful. The Max Barr Orchestra has
arrived for the
A Of qualification, especially to the young,
the arrival this week of the apparatus for the
outdoor gymnasium which is to be erected in
Grand View Park. This is a unique feature OF
hotel life in the Adirondacks.
A number of early risers the other morning
from the hotel veranda a good sized deer
out of the woods and swim across the upper end
of the lake. several hundred feet below them.
c. Mayhew Phinney and his son. c. Mayhem
Phinney, jr., who from New York with Mrs.
Phnney the other day. enthusiastic over golf
and canoeing.
Among the New Yorkers who havs recently made
reservations for the season at the Grand View is
Thomas l.. James, formerly Postmaster General
under President Garfield. Colonel and Mrs. Wal
ter Hodgkins and Colonel Hodgl1inss mother
others from New York expected for extended
stay.
OTHER LAKE PLACID RESORTS.
Lake Placid. N Y, July n.-One of the jolliest
outings of the thus far started from the
Homestead this week. The party,
which consisted of the Misses NJ. Coon and I.
Coon NJ. Coonan, H. Warner @. Warner, NJ.
Warner and Frank Coon conducted by ].
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WHITEFACE INN.

1ake Placid N. Y, July n--one of the events
- ,t,er ,n+arest at the inn was the opening of the
o,s cl,rhouse in which all of the guests ana
many Of the camp owners and occupants as well
as euests from other resorts took part Ihe mousse
o5 the convevances used for the transportation OF
erests were decorated with fegs and bunting ana
IN the setting afforded by the stretches of the roll
ing green OF the links the whole presented very
pretty picture
GOLF contests bv the hotel management as we'll as
the announcement that A K. Michler has renewed
b,a offer of several valuable cups. has set the
sbarns 70 practising. w W. supplee is playing a
strong game and John Kisterbock is in his usual
form Mr. Michler is also playing the game as well
q usual.
The tennis players have been busy on the courts.
July q.
c Wilson McNeely. who was last season a win
nar of several events in the gymkhana games. is
here with his mother, Mrs. Catherine McNeey,
and his sister Miss Katharine McNeely, and is
counted on 10 take active part in the sports or
this season.
n NJ Pratt of Yonkers who arrived the other
day, has leased his Camp Ia1naracks 10 AiFeo J'
Curtis Of Newark.
C-an,p Wildwood. for many the summer
rome OF Edward H. Griffin. dean OF Johns Hopkins
University has been leased for the summer TO
n. K Estes Fisher
A number Of the campers the inn are now en-
ter+aining guests Wade H. Carpenter. U. 8. A.
Of West Point is guest Camp Coosa, the camp
of Mrs. Mary E. Gardner Of New York
Ruth and Robert Donaldson. children of Mr. and
Mrs. r Golden Donaldson, who have spent sew
eral seasons at the inn. arrived this week Mr..
and Mrs. Donaldson are expected later.
Mrs. G. l. Higgins is entertaining at Camp Col
burn Miss R L Huggins Dudley GuiIlaudeau and
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the early part of the week. spent a day on tva
with her son. j. Inslee Blair, who has the John
seely Ward camp on the ST. Regis chain. stusrs
Hotchkiss came up this week and is spending
few days at the camp OF Henry L. Hotchkias on
Spithrs Lake.
Work on the Japanese camp OF Frederick "
vanderbilt Is progressing. and It will probably bs
eornpieted IN season for occupancy when Mr.. van-
derbflt and party arrive there next week.
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ELIZABETHTOWN.

Elizabethtown. N. 7, July 1.-THE Windsor st
Elizabethtown is lively with summer patrons
Horseback riding, golf and baseball are receiving
marked attention. is lawn tennis new court
is being laid out the Cobble Hill golf ground
Among recent arrivals at the Windsor are Mr
and Mrs. l. A Jones. OF New York. Mrs Jones
is contralto singer. Automobiles have been
arriving in large numbers throughout the week
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Christian. with their daughter Miss Ruofna Chris
tan, and their son. Ned Christian. are expecsA
early next week. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H Hahis
and family are among those for whom reservations
have been made Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Swanstron.
who have reserved apartments for ths season, sfs
also expected within 8 few Says.
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THE WAWBEEK.

wawbeek. n. Y. July u.-Annong those who have
been negotiating for camps the wawbeek, IS
Public Service Commissioner William r Wilcox.
OF New York, who plans spend considerable
portion OF the summer this delightful section Of
the Adrondacks with Mrs. WILCOX Mrs William
Pftkin and Miss Marjory Pftkin were among those
who came back this week Mr.. and Mrs z D
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SHELTER ISLAND.

Shelter Island, N V July 11.-There have been
many automobile parties 10 Manhanset Manor this
week. the garage OF the Manhanset being well filled
with the makes OF cars The parties
spent the mornings in and about the hotel and
In bathing. and IN the afternoon would tour the
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Oneta. George w. Blkins; auxiliary schooner
yacht Haida, Max F1eischnan. all Of the New
York Yacht Club: and the sloop yacht Adeltha,
John W. Bird and the sloop Golden Rod A. G.
Hartman. of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club.
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McDonough who proved an ideal guide They
took utensils for cooking their dinner In tho
woods and prepared and ate 1t IN true backwoods
style.
The Belmont is another place where tho city
people are making merry. Among them are MISS
Eva Marion Provost, Anna E. Halbert ana MT.
and Mrs McCeorge of New York Horseback
riding swimming and tramping are some OF the
amusements.
Mr. and Mrs b n. Morse, of New York. who
are at the North Woods Inn. among the fishing
enthusiasts. They left the inn one day this week
for a three-days' trip to Moose Pond, taking a
guide with them and returned with big string
of fish Among the many old patrons who will
spend the season at the North Woods Inn are Pro-
fessor Henry Stopsack his friend, f. D. jones'
and Miss Mary Kavanaugh. The annex will be
ready for occupancy about July 10, and nearly
every room has already been engaged Among
the arrivals this week are L. F. Mullins. Miss Mary
BuIger and Dr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Ogan
Patrons are fast filing the Lake Placid Inn.
large party of New York people arriving this week
Among them Thomas Murphy, A j. WEBSTER
Dinman Maley and David Allyn.
are connected with the postal service, are among
the guests at the Lakeside Inn James W. Grant,
with his mother and sister, has returned to the
inn this week. Other New York arrivals include
the Rev and Mrs. A. J. Hopkins. W. E Amadonr
A. NJ. Amadon and Earl Porter
At the Pines among the New York patrons are
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Grove H. Lawrence Grove,
Miss Mary Quirk. Miss Mclaughlin and Mr.. and
Mrs. ". H. McGrady.
PATTI SMITHS
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is larger than for several seasons and there is
much gayety with card parties. tennis, golf and
other diversions
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THE RUISsEAUMONT.

Lake Placid, n. Y. July 11--During the warm
DAYS Of the last week beating has been one of the
chief pastimes Of the guests at the Ruisseaumont.
ard up and down the length OF both the East and
West lakes the guide boats and were to be
found.
a A large number Of the guests have also found
pleasure in motor boating. A party Of New York
y ers here who have spent much time the lake in
{ the speedy craft the hotel includes Mr.. and
:, Mrs Evan H Patrick. Mrs ID. A. Rexford, Miss
Sue Brooks and Miss Bolle.
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths n. Y. July n-This resort Is ono
the automobile tourists reaching the Adirondacks
never fail to VISIT and all this week the whirring
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
Ell. d. Vaughn,
w. G. Broadhurst,
J. E. Mercer.
PLENTY OF PROOF
From People You Know-From
Fitzgerald Citizens.

The greatest skeptic can hardly
fail to be convinced in the face of
evidence like <his. 1t is impossl-
BILE to produce better proof OF merit
than the testimony of residents OF
Fitzgerald, Of people who can be
seen at any time. Read the follw-
ing ease Of it:
Mrs. Nell Smith, Gil w. Oconee
Ave-, Fitzgerald, Ga, says: 81
have used a great many remedies
for my kidneys but never found
one that did as much good as Doan's
Kidney Pills. l had kidney trouble
for years and always felt weak and
worn out. MY backs was lame, L
had dull headaches and frequent
dizzy spells. Upon reading of
Doan's Kidney Pills procured a
box from j. Fl. Polhill's drug store
and found them to act quickly and
effectively. Since using them my
kidneys are stronger and the pain
and lameness has disappeared from
my back. l can consequently rest
better at night and my general
health has been greatly improved. "
For sale by all dealers. Price. soc.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. l-e9W
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
Dairy Expert Here.

J. III. McClain, of Experiment,
Ga, representing the Dairy Divis-
ion Bureau Of Animal Industry Z.
S. Department of Agriculture, is
in the city in the interest of the
local diaries.
He is deeply interested in the
dairy proposition that was last
week undertaken by the people OF
this colony.
He insists that the failure OF
such an enterprise would be disas-
trous to the dairy industry Of this
Immediate section.
In order to make it a success, a
large number of high grade COWS
must be purchased for the cream
cry.
Mr.. McClain has visited the To-
Cal dairles and gives what infor-
nation appeared to be needed.
He will furnish to any farmer
or dairyman the bulletins Of the
experiment station, OF literature
from the agricultural department,
free of charge.
We would be glad to see the
farmers of the county and the dairy
men of the colony, furnished with
these bulletins, showing expert
ment and test of the utmost i'm
DOrtance.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
A Large Tree.
From Moultrie Observer.

From Moultrie Observer.
The management of the Huber
Norman Lumber Co. while in their
Virgin pine forest west of Moultrie
yesterday discovered a large yellow
pine log, that measured as follows:
"a feet around at the but end and
18 feet around at the top, and seven
ty feet long. 1t will very easily
make a prime sill 24x24x70 feet
long, aud the boards will be wide
enough that 2 will be sufficient for
one side of an ordinary house. Out
into flooring the tree has value OF
IS dollars.
How ia this for large treess
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
A STRONG DEMAND
FOR THE CONVICTS.

Atlanta, Oct. 1.-THE Prison
Commission now has almost enough
demands for 600 misdemeanor con-
victs which it will soon have on it's
hands through termination of the
wild cat camps to wrovide for dis
tribution of all of them in various
county road camps. The indica-
tons point to the fact that the
demand for couvicts will be almost,
if not quite, as great as the SUPPLY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
WEATHER SIGNALS.

The white with the triangle flag
below it, indicates fair weather,
colder.
The blue with the triangle flag
above it, indicates rain or snow,
warmer.
The blue with the triangle flag
below it, indicates rain or snow,
colder.
The white and blue with the
triangle flag above it, indicates
local rain or snow, warmer.
The white and blue with the
triangle flag below it, indicates
local rain or snow, colder
The white flag alone, indicates
fair weather, stationary tempera-
ture
The blue flag alone, indicates
rain or snow, stationary tempera-
ture
The blue and white flag alone,
indicates local rain or snow, sta
tionary tempature
The white with the triangle flag
above it, indicates fair weather,
warmer
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
Fitzgerald Oranges.

But few people realize that orang'
es grow to perfection and maturity
in Fitzgerald, but they do.
We have today a perfect, well
matured ripe orange taken from a
tree in the city on which there are
thirty six fine oranges. A good
crop for a three year old tree.
The variety is the Satsuma Tango
rine which seems to be we'll adapt
ed to this climate. A tree in this
city last year bore several boxes,
at least several hundred, every one
of them of perfect flavor. The tree
has large crop this year and may
be seen in the yard of Mr.. G. W.
Hayes on North Main street.
The orange brought to our Office
today is from a three year old tree
in the yard of Mr.. S. G.. Pryor OH
Merrimac Drive. Mr.. Pryor has
three of these trees, all in bearing,
all just three years old. He ex-
poets to put out a hundred Of these
trees the coming season.
There are a number of them al
ready in bearing in the city. 1t
may sound insane but we believe
they can be easily grown in this
colony and as proof that other
people share the same opinion,
there will be several hundred of
them put out in the colony this
season.
Mr.. Pryor has already orders for
quite a numbeF of the trees.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22


Georgia Seed Rye for sale by j..
|. Campbell. 134-6t
Satisfaction or y. m. b. o. d. at
Levin Bros. 133-tf
KeefeTs' Barber Shop is clean
and first. class. Hot and cold baths.
Union BARRIERS. 113 E. Pine. If
Arrow Brand Collars 10 to 20 in
sizes. Fitzgerald Haberdasher
Co., BULGE Bldg. 1926
Undertaking Sale now going on
at Levin Bros. 133-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
Receivers Sale.

Will be sold before the Court
House Door of Fitzgerald, Ga, be-
tween the legal hours of sale, on
the 2Sth day of October 1908, all
of the book accounts of the Fitz-
gerald Drug Company to the high
est bidder for cash.
Sold under an order of the Court
granted Oct. 18th, 1908. This Oct.
10th. 1908. J. B. ID. PAULK,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

The Business League has arrang-
ed the products brought for dis
plap for there is lacking some good
specimens of sugar cane. Some
body will confer q favor in bring.
ing few stalks OF ali varieties for
the display at the Business League,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22
Attention Voters.

The registrars are anxious that
every legally registered voter in
the county shall have opportunity
to vote in the National election
November the 3rd.
If there are any who claim to be
registered, whose names are not
upon the list, they are requested
to leave their names, stating age
and occupation, with one of the
registrars before the 31st day of this
month.
Ell. d. Vaughn,
w q RroadhurSt
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

At Soda Founts you will hnd
SPRINGS Ginger Ale. 1t
is the finest on the market without
any exception. u.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

On account of declining health l
must sell my property in Fitzger-
aid and vicinity. l offer my home
at 422 West Cypress street at a
bargain. l will also sell 5-acre
tract No. 922 very cheap.
117-tf e. M. WINSLOW.