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seem to be a sacrifice for her to de-
scend from the position Of first lady
of the land into that Of an ordinary
wife and mother. On the contrary, she
has seemed to prefer the quietude OF
domestic life to that Of mistress Of the
White House, with all the strain and
responsibility it involves.
Mrs. Cleveland has enjoyed the cub
tured atmosphere Of the university
town which she and the ex-president
made their home after his retirement
from office, and the Princeton faculty
and students made much Of the late
Mr.. Cleveland and his family. She has
always taken a great deal Of interest
in Wells college, at Aurora, N. T., from
which she graduated but short time
before the event which made her ma
tional figure, her marriage to Mr.. Cleve-
land on June 2, 1886, and her entrance
upon her duties as mistress Of the exS
ecutive mansion. AS Miss Frances Fol-
som of Buffalo, daughter Of Mr.. Cleve-
lands former law partner, she was
considered an unusually beautiful girl,
and her face retains the sweetness of
old, though saddened by the Affections
of passing years, especially the loss OF
her daughter Ruth, who was born in
the White House.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
New Medical College.

Atltnta is to have new medi-
Cal college. Elsewhere in todays
paper will be found an application
to the superior court of Fulton
county for charter. The incorpo
rators are as follows: J. Fl. Powell,
j. r. Duval, George A. Doss I. N.
Stowe, j. Q. Brantly, T. H. Cox,
W. D. Lingo, G. IT. Hathcock,
Charles H. Field, G. D. Elder, E.
d. Lee and j. II. GoSs. 1t Will be
seen from the physicians who are
to be connected with this
new medical college that the instit-
ution will be oneof high character.
Atlanta is known as the medical
educational center of the southeast.
The city is already blessed with
several medical institutions.
They have all prospered, and the
field is an inviting one. There is
plenty of room for this new Hos
pital Medical college, and it will
not only serve as an institution
for development of medical science
in every phase, but will from an
economic standpoint be of much
value to the city of Atlanta. The
bringing of students to Atlanta
means great deal to the city, and
this institution promises to be
one of much favor. Just who all
the members of the faculty will be
has not yet been decided, and will
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
Taft's Family.
The Wife of the Republican
Candidate For President and
Her Tastes Her Youngest
Sons Franks. - - -

wv ETWEEN Secretary William 81.
TX Taft and his wife there has al
ways existed close confidence
that has made her the partaker
Of his responsibilities and honors in an
exceptional degree. When they were IN
the Philippines she was great help
to him, for by her tact and her social
accomplishments she aided him IN
making the governor generals palace
q very popular place among all classes
in the islands. She is of retiring dis
position and does not seek publicity in
any way, but nevertheless is a woman
of much capacity and varied intellectu-
nj attachments, who knows how to hold
her own in any company in which she
is thrown, and her travel in foreign
lands and associations with high and
low in so many chimes have made her
quite cosmopolitan. She was at her
husbands side during the most exclt-
ing period of the proceedings at Chi
cago and looked over his shoulder as
the bulletins came in announcing the
various events ending in his nomina-
ton. When that news finally came
husband and wife claSred hands IN
silent, but eloquent greeting.
Mrs. Taft was Miss Helen Heron.
daughter of John w. Heron. law part
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
GROVER CLEVELAND.

Gov. Smith, who deserted him when he was
under fire by resgning from his cabinet, now
rushes away from the general assembly just
met. to be among the chief mourners at his
grave.-Macon Telegraph.
We fear the esteemed Telegraph is too say
age, even vicious, in it's comments Hokc
Smith did not desert Grover Cleveland in
1896. He came home and made canvass Of
the state, speaking in favor of sound money
ON the stump against Speaker Crisp. He not did
resign from the cabinet until the national con-
vention had nominated Bryan and cut out his
plain duty as Democrat Then as proprietor
of the Atlanta Journal, Democratic paper,
he gave his allegiance to his party. Did Ed
tor Pendleton do as much!-Savannah Press
The Press is right. We cannot see where
the good, or Justice, comes of misrepresentaing
Mr.. Smith in any such manner. 1t is all the
more surprising when such statements come
from what are generally considered ultra con
servative sources. The records do not show
that Mr.. Smith ever deserted Grover Cleveland
but the records do show that Mr.. Smith has
always been loyal to Democratic nominees
and precedent, whether or not in full accord
with all views promulgated by his party How
about Editor Standardization Citizen.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

which will vastly increase the amount
of scientific data Oh this subject and
make it more feasible to prevent cases
of insanity from developing by apply
ing the proper methods when the dis
ease is in its ineipient stages. 1t Is
said that Mr.. Phipps' interest in the
problem and his determination to do
something to solve it was caused by
his observation of the Thaw case. Be-
ing a friend of tae Thaw family, he
naturally took the matter to heart
when Harry Thaw committed the act
which resulted in his confinement In
an asylum for the criminal insane.
The Pittsburg steel magnate has won
fame as a philanthropist scarcely
second even to that of his friend and
business associate, Andrew Carnegie
In some respects his money has been
used in such way as to confer more
immediate and practical benefits than
could usually have come through Mr..
Carnegie's donations His model tci:e-
ments have started sort Of socioloE-
zeal revolution. They mark new era
in civic history. His benefartions in
many directions have been numerous.
in 1889 and began his business career
as an Office boy. He is credited with
having the largest interest In the TIT
ed States Steel corporation next to Mr..
-Carunrin.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
Warning---Take Due Notice
Georgia, Ben Hill County.

Georgia, Ben Hill County.
The public is hereby given notice
that one note, dated June Ii, 1908,
and due Oct. 1, 1908, for the prin-
cipal sum of Seventy-Six ($76.0o)
Dollars and payable to M. A. Da-
Wis and signed by the undersigned,
has failed entirely of consideration
and persons are hereby given no.
tice to not trade for or purchase
said note, as it will not be paid.
This June Is, 1913.
1886 S. HI. X. HALL.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

ing the poor woman from her awful
fate, assistance was soon summoned
and within short time she was
safe in bed at her home. Mrs.
Lees recovery was slow, but but
she did regain good health, and a
little than a year after she was
buried alive her youngest son, Rob-
ert E., was born and thus came
in to the world one of her bravest
men.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
Gen. R. {. Lee Born After
the Death of His Mother.

The one hundred and first ami
versary of the birth of Gen. Robert
E. Lee, recalls the little known fact
that he was born more than year
after his mother had been buried
furnishing to the world one of the
most astonishing cases of lrevivi-
scence on record.
General Lees mother was by no
means an entirely healthy woman,
and the physician at Stratford, Va !,
the home of Henry Lee { Light
Horse Harry, was kept in constant
attendance. Mrs Lee suffered
from catalepsy, and duringa pro-
Ionged trance she was pronounced
dead. The body was prepared
for interment, and the morning of
the third day after her supposed
death the remains were laid in the
family vault in the graveyard of
that pretty little Virginia village.
Members of the family made fire.
quent visits to the vault, and
while the sexton was cleaning up
and arranging some flowers to be
placed on the casket, he heard a
faint voice as though of some one
calling for assistance. OF course
the old man was somewhat alarmed
but as he had seen many years of
service in the''city of the dead"
he did not leave the vault. He
listened closely and the voice was
inctly heard again. Becoming
sfied that the voice came from
within the casket he at once set
% work and opened it, discovering
Int Mrs. Lee was alive. Release.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
MR.. MERCER.

From tho Macon Telegraph.
Our contemporary, Mr.. Mercer, Of the Fitz-
gerald Enterprise, who carried his county for
prison commissioner by eight o" II votes, has
been exhibiting his sores in his newspaper
but directed at joe Brown, the successful CAN
didate for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor. Some of his remarks since the primary
about the Democratic nominee have be so I'M
timely and altogether inappropriate that The
Telegraph did not resist a temptation (Which
it ought to have done) to suggest that "prob-
ably'' it was the race for prisoner commissioner,
and not governor, that ''worries our comtem
porary."
Making rejoner-Mercer is great at rejoind
. er(except when The Telegraph challenged him
two years ago about the ownership ofThe Tele
graph he complains with a tinge of bitter
ness that ''the above quotation from The Tel
egraph is the least kind, or the most unkind,
of the many things we have found in the pa
pers" And yet he is utterly blind to Gun
kind" things he has been saying about other
peope-notably unprovoked about The Tele-
graph two years ago-and in the very issue
before us, June 80, 1908, on the same page,
next column to that from which we are quot
ing, he makes extracts from another paper,
saying that ''the people have not been allowed
to see and hear Mr.. Brown, " and asks, ''have
the people of Georgia elected man Chief Elk
ecutive whom they are ashamed of" Then Mr..
Mercer adds:
EyThe Press ought to be satisfied, because Mr..
Browns smodesty' is characteristic and we
can prove it, And he's no dictator; he couldn't
dictate letter to good looking stenographer.
Browns peach-with worm in it."
Think of that!
Think of it as specimen Of "the least kind,
or the most unkind' when put by the side of
The Telegraph's mild impeachment-an i'm
preachment without ''worm in it, y for which
we apologize-to the public!
No man in Georgia has been as reckless and
cold blooded in his criticisms of other people
as Mr.. Mercer, and no sinner has escaped with
as little punishment, as he himself testifes.
Following in the footsteps of his Atlanta mas
ter he assumes the full right and privilege of
denouncing other people, but cannot stand
feather weight of criticism, which marks the
insanity of the egotist gone mad.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
MRS. GROVER CLEVELAND.
"A Widow Who Has Nations Sym.
pathy In AffIicton.

Mrs. Cleveland has the sympathy Of
all American citizens without respect
to party in the loss which she has sus-
tanned in the death of her distinguish
ed husband. She has won the admira-
ton of all by her devotion to his well
fare In his declining years and her ef-
forts to make the eventide Of his life a
pleasant and useful period of his ca
reer. Since her husbands retirement
to private life she has been absorbed
in the rearing and education of her sons
and daughters and has avoided pubi1ci'
ty as much as possible. 1t did not
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

be until after the organization of
the college. 1t is understood that
the names of several leading ply
sicians and surgeons of the city
will appear in it's catalog, The
board of trustees will be selected
from among the best business men
in Atlanta.
A suitable location will be selec-
ted. Handsome, commodious
buildings will be erected, and all
modern appliances for the success
full education Of young men will
be installed. From it's name, it
will be seen that it will be as neal
like the Belleview, New York, as
is possible. In addition to the
theoretical instruction, practical
experience will be furnished in the
hospital for all students attending
The incorpators state that it will
be the most thoroughly equipped
and best managed college south Of
Baltimore when it gets to work.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

Newton and Mark Mathis, two
mere lads but courageous and en-
ergetic, are running the dray line
of Mr.. Davis, who was compelled
to give up the work on account of
physical inability. We commend
the Mathis boys to the public, in
need of such draying as they may
be able to do as not only deserving
of consideration, but absolutely
trust worthy. (tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07


CHARLIE TAFT IN A FILIPINO COSTUME.
the hall on the second floor, but found
the space cramped and decided to de-
scend to the reception hall.
On the top step his right foot de-
scended, while his left showed a dis
position to return. There was a mo-
ment of indecision. and then the crash
followed. Charlie and his mother
reached the bottom step about the
same time, Mrs. Taft having been in
the drawing room. She found him seat
cd in the wreckage of three balustrades
AMI japanese vase, mournfully rub
hing bump on his head.
Gee. but / came down quickv' he
said, grinuine.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
TO WIPE OUT INSANITY.

The Object of the Princely Gift Of
Henry Phipps.
It is impossible to estimate the great
amount of good that may in time be
accomplished by the crusade against
insanity started by Henry Phipps in
his donation of 100000 to Johns Hop
kins university for use in campaign
against this affection. 1t is planned to
use the gift in studies and experiments
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

ing signs. ''This points conclu-
siveIy to the fact, " he concluded,
"that we make no mistake in
giving the bulk of our appropri-
alton for advertising for newspap-
ers.n
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

Railroad accidents in Georgia seem to be a
thing of the past, all Of this since Joe Brown quit
the commission.
II like the rooster for things: For the
crow that is in him, and for the spurs that are
on him to take up the crow with."-Josh Bill
lings
We do not know how much it would cost the
legislature or the individual member each to pay
regular fare to Marietta and back next Saturday,
certainly it would be asmall item and would be much
better.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

FOR SALE-A thousand dol
lar contract in the Standard Trust
Co. of Birmingham, Ala, subject
to loan of a thousand dollars at 5
%. This is an opportunity for a
man who wants to borrow a thous-
and dollars at 5%.
86tf P. B. OWEN.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07
Official Organ Of Ben Hill County.
TUESDAY, JULY Z, 1908.

Editor Pendleton is evidently feeling his oats
We are fixing to get ready to bif him one
Murat Halstead, the great editor and wllCer
died at his home in Cincinnati Thursday.
Macon folks should remember that the Lord
only helps those who help themselves.-Ma-
con News.
Let's not get personal, Pendleton. Both OF
us have been cussed enough to establish our re-
spectability.
But Little Joe he's just getting in line for
cussin'. If he isn't a peach with worm in it
then all signs fail.
Sincerely we believe he will utterly fail to
make good with the people who have nominated
him as the democratic candidate for governor vi
course we will have to elect him, but-Well they
expected too much of him.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
r j. PRENTIs.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
n. nj. WARREN. W. r. BOWEN
WESLEY WALKER.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge U. V. WHlPPLF, jnrdeie
Solicitor W. F. GEORGE, Vienna
CITY { CURT.
Judge, y Is JAY
Solicitor. 90. 81. ELKINS
CITY OFFICE y.
J. :. KNAPP Mayer
Z N ALE Cierk
y, rmeu Smith Marsha
c E. HARRISON Chi CT Police
BoAkD OF EDUCATE N.
t',..i .tt w, II. MARsftA
Secretary JAS. T. SAUNDER-
sUPT. OF INSTRUCTIONS.
e. &. TYNER.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-07

The man in the moon is jolly an9
gay,
And he winks at each twinkling
star,
And the milky way,
Is the smoke they say,
From his &C. &. S. cigar
P.S. The G. B. S. (Georgia's
Best SmoAcrs) are made in Fitz-
gerald. tt
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No
of the
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-25
1--WE wonder it was never
thought Of before says one man

We have pleasure in calling readers attention depart
agricultural journalism One OF the progressive and wide
made big
popular has turned his attention the
publishing the AMERICAN FARM REVIEW
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farmers who busy and paper that brief and
the point all kernel 1.-THE kind Of farm journal which you
have in mind just what have been wishing and think there
others Of the opinion Now that farming has
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zn There is place for real review Of agricultural
literature The plan which you have for The AMERICAN
FARM REVIEW will make this paper national in its
: We need The AMERICAN FARM REVIEW and there is field
for
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and Digest OF tle NgIItulturaI f!ess.
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NO rIcE FOR PUBLICATION.
Defa' tment Of the Interior.
Ind Office ut Lamar. Colo.

Ind Office at Lamar. Colo.
December q, 1908.
Notice is hereby gwen thai Olis ~ Ford Of
Holly. Colo. who. on No,. IS. 1868. made
Homestead Eniry No. 01127 - n. L. No 5665
for the northwest quarter of section 81.
township 23 south. range x west. oi the 9th
principal meriIisn has fled noace OF intention
to make final Gve-year proof. to establish
lain to the land aheve described. before the
register and receyer. ct '.amar. Colo on the
2oth day oi Jauuap. 1903
Claimant names as witnesses: Wm. r.
Pratt. Ed Wise. E ". Crawford and j. H,
Snyder. all oi tioll,. Colo,
Holm A WILLIAMS. Register.
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letters received by the publishers
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department ct the Interior.
and Office at Lamar. Colo.
December q. 1908.
Notice is hereby gwen that Lemuel iod; Z;
Ford Of Holly. Colo. who. on Nov. 20, ISUo
made Homestead Ent, No Oll2o-H. t. NO No
5664, for the southwest quarter Of section -
township % south, range AZ west. OF the oth
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10 make final 6se-year proof to establish
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register and receiver. at Lamar. Colo. on the
28lh day oi january. lsuS' ,,,
Claimant names witnesses: WIN. ~
Pratt, ed Wise. c. W. Crawford and ). II.
Snyder. all OF Holly, Col.
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