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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-27

Undertaking Sale now going on
at Levin Bros'. 1857
Mrs. Jack Dorminy was here
yesterday from BrOxton.
Georgia Seed Rye for sale by J..
/. Campbell. 1876
Col. Clayton Jay left today for
Macon where he will be gone until
the last of the week.
Underselling means more goods
for less money at Levin Bros tt
Mrs. T. S. Price and Miss Lii
liam spent yesterday in the city
with Mrs. Jas. L. mccarthy.
Your moneys worth and more
at Levin Bros. Underselling Sale.
133-tf
Mrs. Dona James Halle returned
home yesterday after spending two
weeks here with her parents.
Hattebloom Petticoats at $1.87
at Levin Bros. Underselling Sale.
132.tf
Mr.. Jas Paulk went to McRae
Saturday and accompanied Mrs.
Paulk home Sunday afternoon.
Satisfaction or y. m. b. o. d. at
levin Bros 133-tf
Mrs. Pelham, of Poulan, arrived
yesterday and will spend sometime
in the city the guest of Mrs. W..
G. Broadhurst.
For rough and dressed lumber
see W. r. Booker. Yards in rear
of Oper House. 12o- tues sat't1
Mrs. A. L. Blizzard came W
Yesterday from Douglas and spent
last night in the city en- route tc
her home at Arab.
Little Mr.. John Strother return
cd to his home at Woodbury. yester
day after spending few days here
with his amt Mrs. L. w. Meakin
Schloss Bros. Clothing at I'm
derselling Prices at Levin Bros
Sale
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-27

a few fac maps Of the colony
blue prints from the best drawing
that has ever been made Of the
colony domain, at he Enterprise
Office. IL
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-27
Wood For Sale.

V the load or cord. Cut wood
always on hand and under cover.
Good loads and prompt delivery.
Phone 100. l25- tues SAT- u
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-27

At Soda Founts you will find
CRYSTAL SPRINGS Ginger Ale. 1t
is the finest Oh the market without
any exception. tt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-27
For Sale.

STRAWBERRY PLANTs-Good
Plants by the 100 or 1000 ready
bow BERNIE A. Foil,
122 IF Roanoke Drive.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-27

Keefeis' Barber shop is clean
and first class. Hot and cold baths.
Union BARRIERS. Il3 f. Pine. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-27

Adler's & Hanson's Gloves, all
sizes and colors. Fitzgerald Haber-
dasher Go BULGE Bldg 1926
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-27

Mr.. J. o. Shepard who has been
confined to his bed for sixteen
weeks is seriously i'll to-day and it
is hardly possible for him to recoy.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
.D|||.I'D|HU|IFT[B5 !.
killed / | | | | lN \ ! III !: !.
!. !. ]. / MAINE D n WOODS

I! Bangor. Nov. 8.--2The slaughter of
I human beings In the woods OF Maine
thus far this season exceeds the
oioodiest records Of the; past, white
+ more than the usual number Of hunt
ers have boon manned or painfully
injured: The season Is not half over,
yet the fatalities already equal the
number, recorded for most full sea-
sons, nine persons having been kill
ed, eight seriously wounded and
scores, of others suffering slight
wounds Here Is a list Of the dead
to. date: ~. -
Ralph Downs, aged 81, Of Sanford,
Killed while hunting, September Is,
: by Seth Chambers, companion, who
pointed a gun at. Downs and pulled
Inc trigger IN fun, not knowing that
: the weapon was loaded. Downs died
In few hours. 49, -.
Eddie Turner. aged '16, Of Peru,
, pulled his gun; muzzle first from a
BOAT. Fatally wounded.
ANDREW, Mushero, aged 10, of Dan
forth, died in like manner. -.
Roy Jarvis, of Charlotte, met a
similar fate by dragging his gun
muzzie first from wagon,
: irving Prichard, aged FL, Of Ores
der,n got In range of his ebrother's
gun and was shot though the head
... W{nfrid Paradis, 49,. Of Megantic,
! que killed Instantly by a deer hunt
er. g.. ., :.
Herbert W., Cummings, of Bethel,
was found dead in the woods near
Lake Parmachenee. shot through the
body. ..'<
-! Milford Fox, rs, Of Chapman Plan
tation, was shot dead by his young
err brother, who was playing with q
rlne and didn't know it was loaded.
Addison Knowlton, Of Swanville,
was fatally shot while squirrel hunt
Ing by his cousin, Leslie Knowlton,
or the seriously injured Thomas
Mcbride, is, Of Auburn, mistaken
Tor squirrel, will lose both eyes.
Clinton c.. Staples, Of Belfast,
dragged his gun first from a wagon:
has shattered: left arm.
Albra Guptil, aged II, of West
Buxton, dangerously wounded by a
hunter who mistook him for q duck,
Fremont Smith, IA, Of Greeny1ue,
. was shot through the body by com
panton recklessly handling a rifle,
John Adams, Of staceyville, stroll
ing In the woods, was struck by a.
stray bullet that shattered, his left
arm. IT. = - &C. ..~ - -.
George Grant, of Marion, mistaken
Tor deer, was shot in the arm. =
g.. Many others were slightly pepper
ed.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
TURKEYS THECARGO.
OF BIG SUPPLY SHIP

. Washington, Nov. 3.-When the
naval supply ship Celtic sails for,
European waters to meet the At:
lantic feet with stores for the final
lap Of the world cruise, she will car
'ry, among a host Of other things,
prodigfons tonnage of the great
American bird-turkeys-.s ghter-
ed to make Christmas holiday for
the homeward bound bluej a.
A specially selected, supply Of New
England apples and nuts goes with
No more tps4al the omnipresent
cried prunes fappear on the daily
menu of the United States jackies.
The Navy Department has been so
impressed with the tests of a new
form Of the fruit, that the old staple
will, be discarded, it is thought,
shortly. The new ration is in. COM
pressed form. t.All that is necessary
in preparing it for the table is boil
ing in thick sweet syrup. 4.
Tests are now being made also Of
new timed staple-cod steak
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
MANY SUFFER !. "
THOUGH IT is
UNNECESSARY

Miserable is the man or woman
VINO suners from dread Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. There are few dis
eases which create such misery, long
draWn-out suffering, as Indigestion.
1t pursues them before meals. after
meals and between meals; they take
1T to bed with them. 1t is with
them wherever they go, though In
digestion is the simplest disease CT
all to cure =
Tell such afflicted ones, dear
reader, Of Pape's Diapepsin; urge
the sufferer to go to any Pharmacy
here and give, SO cents for a case.
Such a sufferer would ever bless
you, because five minutes after TAX
ing there would be no more Indi-
gestion, no feeling like a lump Of
lead In the Stomach, or Heartburn,
or fullness and discomfort, no Belch~
ing of Gas or Fluctuations Of Sour
food, 'Debilitating Headache, Maui
sea, Water Brash and other symp-
toms OF a sour, disordered stom-
ach.
.Pape's Diapepsin will digest any
thing you eat without the aid Of the
Stomach. 49,
D1apepsin is a wonderful Stomach
puh iitoA anu opieuulu "LQF Keep the
intestines clean and fresh; then your
food will not ferment and poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Diapepsin will rest the stomach
and increase the gastric juices; this
is what IS mostly needed-more and
trouble will go.
better digestive juices-and no Gas
then Indigestion and all stomach
Each 50-cent case contains suffi-
@ient to, usually thoroughly cure the
most chronic dysDeDtic TO,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
More Than Enough is Too Much

To maintain health, mature man
or woman needs just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat. The habitual con-
sumption Of more food than is nee
essary for these purposes is the
prime cause Of stomach troubles,
rheumatism and disorders of the kid
neys. If troubled with indigestion,
revise your diet, let reason and not
appetite control and take few doses
Of Chamberlain"s Stomach and Liver
Tablets and you will soon be all
right again. For sale by G. A. Pot
terrified, corner Capitol and Virginia
streets, and Ideal Pharmacy, No, 224
Charleston street.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
MORSE GETS TOTAL

New York, Nov. 3 .-That Charles
w. Morse obtained SIS, 692,283 or
the funds II, the National Bank Of
North Anne erica within the short
space Of eight months was the start
ling disclosure made at his trial in
the United States criminal court on
the charge OF alleged violation Of the
Federal banking laws.
In one month, Of all loans and
discounts made by the bank, the pro-
ceeds OF IT'S per cent. of them went
to the credit if the little ice man.
And with the whole Of this vast
amount he was practically doing
nothing but gambling in the stock
market.
1t must not be understood, howev-
err, that he borrowed that enormous
amount of money in his own name.
or even In that of dummies. Much
or 1t he got on notes given by men
he had lured into stock gambling
pools, and which the makers we're led
to believe would not be discounted
So far as his own direct loans
ANnh IhS OaHh we're concerned, the
records introduced showed that be.
tween September rs and October 16,
1905, the beginning Of the memora-
bic panic, when money was at its
"tightest,' to use the Wall street
vernacalaf,& Morse got on his own
name $2,128,0O0.
The expected battle between Morse
and District Attorney Stimson, with
the court occasionally taking a hand,
did not tdatsrialize.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
MISSOURI IS IN
DOUBT As To
STATE. TICKET

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Missouri,
which last night had apparently
gone Democratic, by large major
ity, is still in doubt on all but the
national ticket, and the plurality of
$4,000 for Bryan which was then
Indicated has been cut by late re-
turns SO that it will not exceed
10000. ... =
Both the Republicans and the
democratic claim their respective
candidates for governor have been
elected. The latest returns indi-
cate that. the plurality may not ex-
coed four Thousand either way.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
BRYAN'5i BIG Loss .
IN CITY OF boston

Boston, Nov. 3.--Complete re-
turns from the city Of Boston show
that Bryan carries the city by only
"a votes He got Al ,070, Taft Al, =
046. -Four years ago Parker car
ried Boston by 0,600.-- New Eng
land is solidly Republican.
EARLY indications were that Taft
had carried Massachusetts by 12O,-
600, Maine by $1,000, Vermont by
$4,000 and New Hampshire by
1000. [~"..
In 1904 President Roosevelt car
ried Massachusetts by 90,276, Maine
BY 36,791, Vermont by 39,682 and
New Hampshire by 21,8O5.~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
AT HIS OLD HOME,

James S. Atkinson, who holds a
responsible position in the govern
ment printing Office at Washington,
is paying a visit to his old home
here, having come home to cast his
vote at the general election.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
THROWING HIS FORTUNE AWAY

Throwing HIS FORTUNE AWAY
Throwing away what one has Is
not always the only way to lose a
fortune Being unable to see All OPP
portunity, or to grasp it when seer
ing 1T, Is more often the cause Of
losing out In this world. A person
who feels too sluggish to make the
best Of time can quickly improve by
using Sexine Pills, the great tonic,
that is guaranteed for all forms Of
weakness, IN men and women. Price
81 d box SIX boxes So with fattffff
gnafantee Address 6:or call C. a
POTTERFfEBbs Druggist Corner
Capitol and Virginia streets who're
n hey sell al 1.-The hrttiei UaI re me Hes
md ng,t }, g s z q,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
C0NFlICTINGCLAlMs
OF WHEELING PAPERS

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 4.--The
Register claims the election Of Ben
nett, Democrat, for governor, by
about $4,000, while the Intelligencer
claims that Glasscock will be sue
cessful by at least 10000.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
FUNERAL DIR':E|IlC
."~"'.-4jr Equipment Absolutely Complete ~

Only me most approved and \: II
modern methods used Il.
by our EIlbalmers
we maintain at heavy expense
tor your convenience, Attractive
Undertaking Parlors = - !.
Our Embalrners are men who have,
graduated from the Best Embalminq
RI Colleges and with years Of expert
ence are thoroughly equipped to
satisfactorily take care of all work
entrusted to them. - -
Our carriages are all new, attractive
Vehicles, reserved exclusively for
Funeral Work. -: - - !
az H. ~. ... Tn;sa ~
We carrylin stock acomplete line
OF Baskets, ranging from the Hand
some Metallic, which are hermeti-
cal'y sealed through the various
grades OF cloth covered Cedar Cases
Al
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-05
BRYAN GETS THE
ST !! Of MARYLAND

Y baltimore, Nov. 4.--From returns
received up$to 1890 this morning,
1 he lions sere thet Maryland
s.ad ffors pryan.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
A BLACK HAND PERSONAL APPEAL.
Follow Up" Letter System Supplemented
by Call. Which Results in Arrests.

Two Italians accused of writing threatening let
ters and trying to extort money from one OF their
countrymen, were arrested last night The COM
plainant Cologero Billera, undertaken, OF No.
Eliza beth street, has several times in the last
few months told the police of receiving Black
Hand letters demanding $500, All of them have
been turned over to Detective Archiopoli OF Lieu
tenant Petrosins Italian squad.
On Sunday the two arrested decided that
letter writing too slow and made a personal
call They said they We're Giuseppe DANA. a
butcher OF No 4604 Fourteenth avenue Brooklyn.
and his brother-in-aw Cologero Scadute, a ped
ler Of No. 123 Elizabeth street
After a talk with Bera in front of his home
they told him if they did not get the $1,000 inside
OF the next week they would surely kill him
Archiopon caught the butcher yesterday at his
Rrooklyn home Not having the address Of Sea-
duto. the bTother-in-Iaw, ArchiopoH, after ar
resting DANA asked him If he would ike 10 see
any of his relatives before being locked up DANA
replied that he would like to see Scaduto So the
detective and his prisoner went to the Elizabeth
street address and there Archiopoh told Scaduto
that he was not at all that DANA would Dc
held and advised him to go down to Headquarters
TO see his brother-in-law through. Scaduto went
along and held
The police say that DANA, about year ago
u,as arrested for shooting and killing Filippo Ma
caIuso in Elizabeth street. He pleaded sell-Ce-
fence the police say and acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
PICTURE SHOW STILL ON
Theatre zcith Eait Through Fire
House UnmOIested.

The moving picture theatre in Harlem which
has its exit through fire house was stu DO
ing business last night, and the manager seemed
10 have no uneasiness in regard to retaining his
license to run the place and use city property
Meanwhile there is more than investigation
ing on to find why the license to open the the
atre granted when it was known that the only
legal exit in the rear of the building through
city property.
The show that is causing all the trouble is at
No 122 East 125th street, next door TO Truck
u The place was opened to the public for the
first time on Saturday afternoon. and 1t has seat
ing capacity of two hundred and fifty There are
large doors in the of the but the ener-
gency exit in the opens directly into the YARD
of the fire house. and the only way 10 get 10
the street is to go through the rehouse and climb
over the apparatus According to the fire law
every place of amusement must have an unob-
structed exit in the rear.
The proprtetors OF the place unknown. but
man who said his name was G. Baher told Trih-
une reporter last night that they had building.
police and fire permits to open the theatre, and
that they were within the laws requirements
Baher refused TO say who owned the place.
Chief Howe Of the 14th Battalion, in whose dis
trict the theatre is situated. said that he coudn
talk about the affair. He admitted that permits
had been issued to the otherwise the house
would not have been allowed To open. Fire Com
missioner HAYES said that he had only recently
learned Of the existence of the place, and that he
had already made a preliminary examination OF the
facts He said that the permit had been granted
without his knowledge, the Police Department
had presented II TO Chief Regan of the bureau of
equipment Of the Fire Department and that Resan
had evidently O. K'd il. because II had the ap-
provaI of the Police Department Commissioner
HAYES added that Regan will be back from his
vacation to-day. when he will go over the whole
matter with him If everything is not within the
requirements he said. he would have TO revoke the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
MAGISTRATE RAPS THEATRE.
Says Ticket Spectators Stand In" with
Management-Cal It Skin Game

Magistrate Corrigan in the West Side court yes
terday criticised the managers of the New York
Theatre for allowing ticket spectators in front
Of the theatre. George W. Young. of No. 1S6 West
123th street had arrested for selling tickets
without license He said ne had just bought the
tickets and that when he tried to dispose OF them
Patrolman Evans, of the West f7th street station,
had placed him under arrest
You don't stand in with the management?
asked the magistrate.
NO sir" said the man. I had a few dollars
and tried 10 make couple more.
why don't you get in with the gang that stands
in with the theatre?'' asked the magistrate 4
understand that the first five in that theatre
are sold only spectators. You cannot buy a
ticket for those rows even in hotel ticket office
It's skin game all the way through I wish the
gang that stood in would he brought fere This
man is discharged
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
GREAT BANKING IMPROVEMENT.
Superintendent Williams Says Nearly All
Embarrassed Institutions Have Resumed.

OakIeigh Thorne. president OF the Trust Company
of America, stated yesterday that less than
Il 90 OO of the s2SOO0D1 advanced 10 the company
by other financial institutions during the panic re-
nained 10 be paid off. and that there was enough
cash on hand to wipe out the balance Of this IN
debtedness. He added that the trust company hoped
to liuuidate this in the near future when a
full statement OF just what had been accomplished
would be issued.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company, according to
one of officers. is making arrangements to make
4 third payment to depOsitOrs at early date. IT
having anticipated two preceding payments New
accounts. it is stated. being opened in crafty
ing numbers. and deposits now exceed SS6coo.0n
which is more than hand when the instttu-
ton reopened its doors March Is.
Clark Williams State Superintendent Of Banks
in commenting yesterday on the rapid recovery OF
financial institutions the disturbance OF last
fall. said:
The full significance OF the Improvement that
has taken place in banking is brought out by the
fact that of the thirteen institutions that were in
trouble in the latter part of the year, not fewer
than eleven have been able TO reopen
This record speaks for itself. Remarkable prog
ress has been made by the various banks and trust
companies that became temporarily embarrassed
and position to-day is striking commentary
upon the recuperative powers of American bank
ing institutions
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04

after delvi1E among &c documents and letters
found in the letter file or Gains desk the detec-
ft7as announced that they had full evidence o.
Gains long connection with the Saxon. Lelpsic
and Brunswick lotteries The tickets found were
~ for the August drawings In addition TO this
evidence receipts from all over the country SEM oy
men Rho have prizes at the last drawings
vve-e found The extent Of Cahns business among
reputable German professional is not surpris-
ng when il is considered that lottery drawings are
lsgaIize5 b7 the governments Of the petty German
states most Of them depending on them for good
ys-f Of their revenue
After Calm had been placed under arrest he was
taken 10 Police Headquarters and VIII be arTagned
TO-DAY. charged with violating the Penal Code.
After This be viii he arrested again by the postal
authorities on a charge Of fraudulent use Of the
mails
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
Il T4CATION FUND"
Inspector O'ReiHy Investigates Re
ported Contributions.

Inspector Miles o'Reilly began investigation
yesterday Of the report that liquor in Miller
and Liberty avenues. East New York. had con
trihuted $ each to the captains vacation fund 3"
Captain Christian ReimeIs. who is his va
cation. is in command of that precinct
It reported that committee from the local
Liquor Dealers Association shst time before
the captain went his vacation solicited money
for him. Captain ReineIs had a good record
and when the reports became public yesterday
residents in his district well the police were
much surprised. He is of the oldest officers
in the department Persons living in Captain
Reimes's district inclined to doubt the story
One man, who said he had known the captain Tor
nearly fifteen years declared that more honest
man was hard to find and added that he had
always known the captain to be assisting others
instead OF looking for anything for himself
Il was reported last night that patroiman
connected with Captain Reimels's station had also
solicited money for the captains vacation
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED WRECKED.
Four Seriously Hurt When Fast Rock Island
Train Leaves Track in Arizona.

Los Angeles Aug 3-The Westbound Golden
state Limited Of the Rock Island Railroad was
wrecked near Hado. Artz, on the southern faclnc
line over which the Rock Island trains run 10 the
Coast from FL Paso. last night. Four persons are
reported seriously hurt. three others slightly, and
many severely shaken UP, Two standard sleepers
and the observation turned over. and the diner
loft the track The accident was caused by a
broken rail
The Golden State Limited is transcontinental
train running from Chicago TO Les Angeles, and
was due here at 6:55 o'clock this evening.
J G Myers. a capitalist Of Kansas City. SUE
tained internal njnries and his condition is critical
Others injured are: Mrs. W A. Reagan. Big
Springs Tex: Bascom Reagan. son of Mrs
Reagan: Louis Martinez de Castro, Sinaloa. Mex;
g 6 Cation Chicago. Pullman conductor; Enrique
s Amada. City Of Mexico Fred W Freeman, III
Paso Tex. and f Lennon. train conductor.
Practically ali of the injured suffered from cuts
and bruises some OF them severely. All were taken
10 St Mary's Hospital in Tucson.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
TO DIVIDE PITTssURo.
Try Telegraph To The Tribune


I,i-+sh,Irg Aug at Is now said that the coup
,,sds bz F. H Hartman in obtaining the roads
which were intended be used by the Wabash
svsteu1 for Pittsburg terminal purposes means that
all other roads are to he shut oui of this city X
possibIe Hartman. before making the deal Tor
tho co,Id roads is said have conferred with The
penusv1vania interests end the Vanderblts, and
the three ara said 10 have reached sort Of work
ing agreement to maintain rates here and exclude
othey roads.
The IsAiin and Yates interests are trying TO get
into p;-tsburz with the Buffalo Rochester q Pitts
burg and are within thirty-fve miles OF the city
The Goodyears are at Dubois with the Buffalo d
Susouehanna, one hundred miles distant and the
Pittsburg & shawmutt is within thirty miles OF
this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
BOSTON & MAINE FILES DEMURRER
Contends Petition Does Not Contain Basis
for Decree Nor Any Relief

Boston. Aug 9.-The demurrer of the Boston q
Maine Railroad Company 10 the bill IN equity
brought against it by the federal government on
the ground that its control had illegally passed to
the control of the New York New haven d Hart
ford Railroad Company, filed in the United
states District Court to-day and contends that the
petttion does not contain the basis for decree nor
auy relief such case
AS in the demurrer filed by the New Haven Com
panv that of the Boston & Maine asserts 'ii' '''e
petition is multfartous. and that us deSa '''i''
- b-aos e-a loose vague general. indefinite.
o,,bguous obscure and altogether uncertain IN
closing the demurrer asks that the case he d's-
mis-