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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05
SofaleS.
Ter @onbermenr nnS bas County
aeridlt.

: Muf Die i6arfe aritif, Die &epra-
Ientant Serrea lttp Gountprid)ter
Shoot an Dem @oupcrneur megeir
Iet1es 8etos IN 8e5i,g auf Ole Goun,
tDeonrt-gia mtseeiibt boben, bot Der
8pnperneur cine @rflGrl1ng erloIieR>
in Ser er laet, es lei l1derlih gu
bebauptelr, BOB er Die 8ta aus SAB
gegen San 9(ntollio nit leinem Soto
beIegt babe. gr babe es getnn,
neil er Der feiter lteber5euerng lei,
ooB fein 8ebiirfnis fir ein 5ipeites
Gountpgeridt III @erar Gormtp Dor
banoen lei uno in oieier Mniidt lei
er ourd cine nit 5ablreiden Inter-
lhrifteu periebene 8etition ooll
9iirgern aus unierm County be-
it1rft moroell. CT baiie San 4ntonio
nidt I'M @egenteil, CT bege Sic
Observation-Disclosures @efuble fiir Snn
4ntonio unb leine 8efpobner. Sc
1T MIR GIT, BOB er ielbit oas iu3t,
gemerft boben mir bier in San
Mntonio bon oieien freunoi6aftlidelt
8efiiblen bisber nod ni6ts.
Meprdientant 3erren ioet in Be
Sug anf Die GrfIdritng oes @pu-
perneurs, ooB er Die gia, melde ein
,aeues gountpseridt fir 8eror Goln-
tD einlebe, MIR oesbalb nit ieinem
geto belegt bobe, neil Elm ioldes
8eri1t %feitrer Weinullg nod nid)t
n%ottpen6ig iei, oaB Ser @oupernelir
i'm ieiner5eit babe rufen laiien un6
inn mitgeteilt babe, fper1n er in cine
aemiile @eranoerune Der 8ia ipi(l=
gen meroe, Damn peroe er, Der @oli-
perneur, lie nidt nit ieinem 8eto
belegetl. 9ies lei ein 8efpeis bafiir,
oab Der @ouperneur anbere @riinoe
fir Ieiu 8eto gebabt babe, als llur
Ole ueber5eugune, bas nere Sc
ridt lei iiberfluiiig. SIN uebrigen,
iett Serren bin5u, tonne Sober ein-
feben, ooB fir EN- Smeites @eribf
Elm 8eoirfnis borbanoen iet. gs fper-
De iebt ourdidnittlid ieoen Gag
cine tleue gibilflage eil1gereidt unb
es lei gang nnm0eli6, Dab elm.
@eridt cine ioId)e ltnn1oiie bon Ar-
felt al1ein erleoigen tonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05

aud @eoanfen bred)en leid)t
ab, penn man lie aIf8uiebr ipiben
min.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05

init Ser Ser ilurge @rof Ct. luu i6re
2tebe tporb uno babel felbit Die 8iea.
tie elmer aonner5ofe ouf ii6 no6n-
er bot Die &ole iibrigell5 no9 9enl
4uSlo9en Ian1mtIi6er geteiligter biz
sum s6luB oor5iiglid gelpieltl 0oB
one 2iebe oieies Wonnes 81 i0r mirf-
LTD edit mar nno fol9te inn freitoio
ais Satin. 9ie Gei6i6te muroe
notiIrli6 lebr balo iiberaIl befonlt4t
mo gon5 st. petersburg u11o Mo8-
foll loht 0oriiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05
Gas Jeuer in Sort 8ortb.

Mm Samitog nohmittoa m,troc
Sort @ortb bon elmer Seuersbritnit
f)eimgeiu6t, Die einen enornien edo
Der anrihtete, lngefdbr 1000 Msn-
ideiI oboaflos mabte uilo Der alld)
Menidenleben gum Spfer fielen.
Dos 6euer fan, pie es ibeirt, nit
tags gpgen / ubr IN elmer Sdeluie
nuf DEM Blab BON Sreo. 2odetL
an Ser ede Der 8eterimitb StroBe
Ino Scnlings @perue auf uno lit
snusliher 8eiie ourh Sungen, Die
bort G~igarretten rauhten, perir=
ind)t moroeu. gs mebte CUR 3eit
eiil iebr itnrfer @ino uno oieicr trieb
sic Blommen Die lid ihnea off Die
fenadbnrten @duier dusgebreitet bit
ten. Der Yeterimitb StrnBe irah
Often 5u b~erunter, mlgefabr 5eDrt
8lods muroen bort 5eritort. Tam
mur0en bic 5lommen mad Dem lttl=
teren @eihaftsteil Der Stoot nno
anf ben l1nionsg abn6of 5n gptrie-
Ben. 2esterer mllrbe eerettet, aber
Die Berfftatten unb Dos Hounobouie
Der Sontbern Iocific gabn branltten
nieoer. Cine 3eitlang berridte Die
groBte @efabr, oaB Der gauge @e<
1bdftsteil Ser Stabt aerltort peroeli
tpiiroe, ooh pltrbe er, aaem I'm
lheine mad, burb ben freien Gfab.
Der spilAen ben giienbohn-2)oros
ilno Der JrontitraBe lieet unb Der
fir einen Harf reierniert lit, seret-
tet Sod Often gu ipurbe ser MIS-
breitung nes 5eners 0urd Die beroi-
iden 8emiibuileefl Der altgeiteaten
in Der Creamery" bon Shoin
Brotbers elm 3iel geieht. 0ieic or.
beitetei nit duBeriter 4n~itrenguna,
mn oas @ebduoe. oas bon lonter
3of5bduiern umgeben mar, gu rettcn.
gs geIang linen alld uno oaourtb
tuitrbe Die tpeitere Musbreitung ocs
5euers nod iener Seite bin nerbin.
bert.
Museebronnt 1T elm giitrift, Der
uneefdbr 5ebn 9Iods lang nno iiebeu
gIofs brett lit. gs wuroen ettua
$50 @obnbduier aerltort uno ullse-
f1br tauieno Yerionea oboadlos
gemad)t. llnenblih GROCER Sdabesi
oergleiden mgerihtet noroen, piele
lit on MobiIien &ausgerdten nno
Qelrte baben abfolrt nihts gerettet.
Sn Dem Mouuobouie Der Z. & q.
Balm perbramlfen dtpon5ig 2ofomo.
tipen lno $50 D8orsGnrs". Inter
Den niebergebramnten Sdniern Be-
linden lih aih Die 8aptilten- nno
Die Nresbpterianerfirhe am groob-
1pap. Gin @ann lit um's 2eben'
~gefommen, elm geipiiier S. S. Nen@
ton aus arlm. 3ablreihe YerIo-
men tpurben perlebt unter ibnen adt
6elterpebrleuten.
gns 6elier nabm iebr idnea lol-
DIE Dimeniionen an, oaB Dos Sort
Wortber 6erermebrsD epartement 5itr
9ef1mpfung nidt ausreihte, bod
fam bon Nortb Sort @ortb uno Ial-
los 5euerrpebr ST Slllte. NlH III
bel @ltes ourh v8udet=8rigaoes"
uno sic Irbeit bon 5reimi1igen ge-
ton moroen. Ser @ouperneur bot
8fDei ELECTROMAGNETIC unter 8ai-
fen qerlfen uno linen Die 8efuafullg
Ser granoitdtte ubertraaen; oud iilo
800 Spe3ial-Yoli5iiten eingeitellt. nm
! Rdubereiem 81 berbinoern. Eatldfls
lid ipaen biele 9iebitdble norgefom-
men iein. Mebrere Ierifaner lino
perboftet.
Der Sdaoen ldBt iid) nod nidlt
gelau feititellen. gs murbe 8uerit
auf mebrere Milionen obgefddbt,
bod lit er lnnge nift 10 groB, inn
merlin mag Ell elmer Wilion nabes
fonn,en. uno menig mebr als bic
Sdlfte lit ourh @eriiderung ge-
oeft. 9erifieoene gereinigrngen.
mie oie llniteo Charities, bic Sells
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05
Ter @raf ais a~ammersufe.

Gin luitiger 3oman nit oGerlei
&erfleioungsi5enen, Der, mie a1e bib
ihen Hornalle, nit elmer 8erlobune
enoet. miro aus petersburg mitge-
telit. Sll Mosfol1 lebt ieit ~ SaD-
rem Die iunee, iebr rei6e uno i1ont
8oroneiie Il, Die @ittme zines bober
8eamten, Der i'm Often oes &ei6cs
mebrere Sabre tatig mar. @eni9e
Wonate nad ieinem Spoe, Der Dor
ungefabr 5mei Sobren erfolete, 5og
Die jullge @ittfpe nab Mosfall no
tie iebr 5uriidge5ogen lebte. Srosoem
fonnte ober ben luneen 2ebemGnnern
Wosfuts lire Mnmutb uno S6onbeit
nid1t enteebem Die iie I'M 10 mebr rei5-
tie, ais Tie Dem geieaihaftliden 2eben
Der Sauptitaot fait poGitanoig fern
bieb. Ste beiudte fat fein Sbeater,
COB meoer @eieaidufter, nod cn1=
ping iie ipelhe uno bette iebr menia
8erfebr. gsur cine Saltte ibres per-
~1torbenen 8atten, Die @enerolsmittlYe
g., fam oes ofteren 5u ibr. Son allerl
&apalieren Wpsfou5 entbrannte fit
iie am meiiten @raf ct, Der iie mebr-
mails BEL Iusritten 81 ieben @eleael1=
belt botte. er nerliebte lih letoeE-
idaftlif IN ife rnb beriufte ouf ale
slrf unb @eiIe, iih ibr 81 ndberen.
9ber Die fiibniten Tlarle ideiterten ail
Dem @ilen Ser iullgen @ittne, eau5
Dem Mnoenfeu hires @atten 5u leben
nit Dem lie iebr sliidlid geipeien
mar. 8or eini9en Monuten eridiel
regellndBig in Der 8iaa Der 8aroneiie
cine iunge Sdueriit, Die Der 0iener-
ihoft aQerlei wirtidaftlide @egen-
Itanoe ollbot. sSt1 ibrem &orbe bate
Die 8anerin old) altrniiiide Sopfe-
reiert, Die Tie Der @aroneiie gum &auf
abbot. go mllroen Die 8ouerin .ulO
Die 9aroneiie nit chamber balo be-
fannt, uno auf Mufforoerune ser Ser
rim fam Die 8duerill iest lebr oft in
bas Saus, o. ibr Die iunee @ittne
aus Mitleib nit ibrer drmliden Gage
neriprah ibr ofters ettpas absufam-
fen. gines Cages mnrOe Die gdueril
BON Der 8aroneiie gefrngt, oh lie nidt
in ibren 9ienlt treterl molle, oa lie
Fiebr aniteaia uno geidJidt lei uno ollb
Elm por5iigli6es 9%enebmen bobe.
Die 8duerin miaigte cin nno lphroe
nun bic &ommerapfe Der 8aroneIie.
Die 8nrpneiie l6dbte iif iiber oieie
.4quiiition" gliiflih, % lie nod ME
10 oienitfertig uno nit iolfer Gemut
beoient morben mar. Die iuree
&anrmer5ofe NOR Gag uno Nod)t oblle
Mllrren fires 8ienltes geipdrtig.
@o6 ben eriten pier6ebn Sogen tam
ploblid ans Dem 3imn1er Der Sam.
mer5ofc, oos lie auf iDren @uni1
aaein fir iib beipobnte, Elm Iebr cle-
oanter, iunqer blonoer Wom, Del
len m0odenbaft feline @eitfts6iige
a~uffaaeno benen Der o&ammer5pte"
dbnelten. Gr bot 0ie Serrin mes
Sollies otf melige Mimuten 81 ipre-
den, aus oenen ntebrere Strnocl
munoen, Ole Die beioen in e%rniter I'm
t%erreorrna er6rohten. Nls Der fret
oeitrublenoe junge Mam NIT Ger
qliidlih lddlelnoeu 8aroneiie oas
3inuer perlieB, poren tie Elm friidD-
qebadefes Vroutpoar. S6re Sod
5eit follb balo Oorouf itutt. Die 9a-
r%oueiie, Die bisber eluubte, MIR loes
gen hires Geidtlms 10 umtporben gu
meroen, lob ans Der Sartnofigfeit,
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Giisnmaarem.S g cSialitGten, 8ras-
fdmeiher nnb 0as1fen.

5tpeepers, g~mteni1Iaud. Sdeeren,
Cutters. bic innerbalb u 3ou pom
Saun ober 8lumenbeet ideioen. 9el,e
@ra5fdHei6er nnb @aS6fen perben ges
gen olte umgetauidt ober bermietet.
@rasf6ueiber, Sefen, 8icbcle, Softer,
S6lofer, Sdliifiel, S6eeren, Sdgen
iperben repariert. Sreie G6lteferung.
@nft &plIins, binter 301 Sitsgommerce
Strabe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05
@ortc, 6ei benem bic Seele friert.

uSbr Sobn Bot S6minoiudt. Der
Saa lit boffmungslos", iagten sluei
erfabreue Aer5te 81 SEQ. 6. @lepens.
einen annfman IN Springfielo, q
6. 9arm 5eiete iid Die munberbare
aroit BON Or. Sings Stem Discovery.
Nad 3 8od)en mar Der 8atient bol-
Zig bergeitellt. ltnfeblbar bel Suiten
uno grfdltungen, oas iiferlte Miittel
fir ihmere 2ltngen-8ranfbeiten. sc
Cts. uno $500. 3ufrieoenbeit gorull-
tiert. Rrpbefloide frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05

SreS, staffel, 319 Oit.gomuerce
Strake. Stride Samereien fir @ar-
ten unb SeIb. Seu, Safer, aorn
etc. Meoi8in fir gferoe, &iibe uno
Siibner. Snfubatoren uno 8rutma.
idlinen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05

Subu 8. Sultun, offentGider 60.
tar. @rltnoeigentum. Ngent liir
&cniionsanipriide. 8imnter 8. ct
Somes &otel, Slt,Souftnu StroBe
9eioe SeIephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05

orlnee, ole Gifts, sic eagles uno ott=
oere baben iid Der Sboa6loien III
totfraftieer 8eiIe ofgenomme11 outh
limo i6pn 5ablreidJe 9eitrage 81 Ell
mem Siilfsfono eingeaan9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-05

Sue @etrdnfe uub famoier
2und Itets in 8nrsitaller's Saluun
unS G%eitanrant, 8iQita StraBe, ne6en
Der Sale Der &ermamSiobne,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

See Mrs. F. P. Stoner, GIGS. Lee
ST., before renewing or subscribing
for any Of the leading magazines
or club offers. Also before pur-
chasing your Xmas gifts. New
samples dress goods, stamped goods,
Mexican drawn work, Battenburg
pieces, initial handkerchiefs, Cali
fornia perfumes, powders and
creams, "Sempfe Giovine always
Young, and Mrs. Stipe's Bon Ton.
Also plants for sale. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
Mrs. Jason B. Smith Dead,

The sad news of the death of
Mrs. Jason B. Smith shocked the
city last night a little after the
hour of eight.
The funeral will take place at
the Central Christian church at
eight O'Clock this evening and the
body will be taken to Fairmont,
Ind, accompanied by the husband
and three sons Clyde, Willis and
Birney who will be Joined on the
way by Glare and Roy.
Mrs. Smith was one of the m5st
prominent w. @. T. U, women in
this section, and most excellant
lady.
Obituary in Tuesdays Enterprise.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
Mrs. ]. B. Clements.

News reached the city early this
of the death of Mrs. J. B.
Clements at her home at Irwinville.
She has been sick with consump-
ton several years and for many
perhaps year her friends
and the family have entertained
little hope Of her recovery. I
About a year ago she went to
Colorado where it was hoped that
the climate would delay the rava-
ges of the dread disease.
The news of her death Of this
excellent woman was sad blow to
her many friends and large mum.
Der of relatives although it had
been expected for weeks.
She leaves a husband, Judge j.
B. Clements, one of the most
prominent men in this part Of the
state, and a daughter Of about ten
years who have the sympathy of
the entire section in the loss of thu
devoted wife and effectionate
mother.
The burial will take place at
IrWinyiIle tomorrow.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
Celebration of Lees Birth
day.

Ben Hill Chapter Of U. d. G.
will celebrate Lees birthday at
the Central Methodist Church on
the 10th, beginning at Z O'Clock p.
m., to which every one is cordially
invited to attend. All Patriotic
Bodies are especially asked to at
tend and if you will come in a
body and so notify the committee
we will reserve seats for you.
Mrs. W. P. Meyers,
Mrs 7. ). Luke,
Miss Mamie Cureton,
Committee.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
A. Corburn's Greater
MinstreIs.

The people, new singers, com.
medjans, dancers, costumes, scenery
and complete new programme with
J. A. Coburn's Greater Ministries
this season. Manager Coburn has
the best company this year he has
ever presented to Fitzgerald lovers
of merry, musical enjoyable min
strelsy. From theopening overture
to the close of the big show every
number moves with a snap and
vigor, characteristic Of this COM
pany's management. Clean fun,
rapid repar4ee, excellent music
and the finest singing to be heard
with any attraction comprises the
first part numbers.
The scenic features surpass any
former effort, and are beautiful.
The specialties entirely new and
the very best in vaudeville. You
all know this company, it will be
the best of the seasons Offering.
Don't forget the date Tuesday Jan
10 at Fitzgerald Opera House.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
THE SANCTUARY.

At the Central Christian church,
E. Everette Hollingworth, pastor,
the sermon themes will be: 10:45
a. M, "Backsliding." 1880 p. NJ,
eff Christ were an Imposter-
What?" The Bible School will meet
at $50 a. m. Intermediate Chris
tian Endeavor Society at 3 p. NJ,
and the Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:45.
This is one church where every one
is made to feel at home. All are
welcome.
Pastor Harden's subject at the
Presbyterian church at II a. M.
"The Call to Personal E7ange-
lism." Sunday School $3.50 a. m.
Y. P. G. E. at 6:15 p. m. Rev.
Harden's topic at the evening SER
vice will be "The Way of Personal
Evangelism" Strangers and the
public generally are kindly invited.
Services as usual at the First
Mr.. E. chuch on Sunday. Sunday
School $50 a. m. morning worship
1O:45, Sermon, Burden Bearing.
Junior League $50 p. m. Eve
ming Worship 1880 p. NJ. Sermon,
''The Law of Christ. The gen
eral public, especially Strangers,
cordially invited to these services.
E. j. Hammond, Pastor.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

Miss Fannie Fletcher is visiting
her sister in Dawson.
Mrs. Author Day has returned
from trip to Doerun,
Mr.. John II. Powell of Jackson
vile was here this week.
Miss Blossom Mercer visited
relatives at Leary this week.
Mrs. P. B. Addison of Leary is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wadley Garbutt
are spending sometime in Florida.
DR.. D. B. Ware went up to At
lanta Wednesday night returning
yesterday.
Mr.. Lance Cooper is at home
from Waycross where he has spent
the past several day.
Mr.. Turnipseed from Atlanta
was the guest of DR.. E. j. Dormin-
ely the first of the week.
Miss james from Cordele is visit
ing the family Of her brother Mr..
Fl. Fl. James on Magnolia st.
During DR.. Holtzendorfs absence
in New York his dental office will
be in charge of DR.. Louie Turner.
1906
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Thomas ar
rived this week from Greenfield
Indiana and will spend the winter
here. :.
DR.. G. A. Holtzendorf is in New
York in the interest of the street
railroad. He will be away about
a week.
Messrs E. X. Farmer and J. IT.
Mays LETT last night for PhiIadel-
phia and New York City 10 the
interest of the Cotton Mills.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
FIRST Ne. e. church will give a chick
en- dinner next Wednesday Jan.
Goth, at the W. r. G. Hall. Price
for dinner 25 cents.
Mrs. Beauchamp, Pres.
Old papers for wrapping or other
purposes can be purchased at The
Enterprise Office. tt
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

The Enterprise sells blanks of
every description. Justice Court
papers a speciality. Notes, mort
cages, contracts and deeds. If.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
Salem Dots.

School opened with an enrol
ment of twenty.six pupils.
Mr.. John Taylor of Triton is
visiting relatives here this week.
Misses Lizzie Livingston, Nancy
Taylor and Ethel Bowles attended
preaching at Pleasant Grove Sun
day.
The frolic at Mr.. Norman Bells
was such a success that some of
the young people liked to have
danced themselves out of church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reason Taylor of
FITZGERALD visited Mr.. Jesse Tay-
lor and family Wednesday.
The elimination of very 70.
mantle courtship occurred Sunday
D. m. at 8 O'Clock when Miss Tina
White and Mr.. Atwood Reeves
we're united in the holy bonds of
wedlock. Miss White was beau
tiful girl of fifteen summers. Mr..
Reeves is a popular young farmer.
We wish them Chow Voyage"
Wedding bells are ringing quite
mri " in els community.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
Don't Be Shy.

Don't ask any questions about
the mystery of the bond issue but
act your part in securing for Fitz-
gerald the street railroad. 1t will
be worth many times the cost to
the people OF his community.
Take a little of the stock and help
a good thing along. 1t is the only
way to build city known to man.
If you don't want to help you
ought to want to move.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

Read our add and give us call.
Levin Bros.
FERNS-For sale. Mrs. j. FL
Hicks 157-tf
Have you visited Levin Bros.
Embroidery Sale? If not do so at
once.
The Grant Street Barber Shop,
Fitz Hugh Lee, proprietor. Hot
and cold baths. tt
Are you working for trip to
Washington boys, girls? See the
people at the new office. If
Keefers' Barber Shop is clean
and first class. Hot and cold baths.
Union BARRIERS. 113 E. Pine. tt
A dozen more boys and girls can
go to Washington on the Daily
News subscription proposition.
Apply for subscription books. tt
Help the boys set their trips
to Washington. You'll just have
to read the Daily News and if you
wait it will cost you five dollars
year. It's $3.50 now. If
Will sell one good mule cheap
for cash. Want to sell at once.
! Call at Mr.. Bradley's place near
the r. r. Shops.
1886 S. f. Walker.
A few copies of the city charter
for sale at the Enterprise office
Prices reduced to twenty (.20)
cents.
When the boys call on you for a
subscription to the Daily News,
don't tell them you are afraid the
paper will "bust" and you lose
your money. The News is not
going to "bust' at all, but it inst
can't "buit'' within a year, so rest
easy, you'll get your moneys
worth. tt
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

Crystal Springs Ginger Ale is
made by the Crystal Bottling
Works and is as pure and perfect
as can be made. If.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

Now is the time to take the
Daily News-you get it at half
price until Feb. 1. After that the
price goes up. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

Next Tuesday being legal holt
day it will be observed such by
the First National Bank.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

Wanted: A position as stenog
rapher. Address this office OF
call at 221 North Grant street.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
For Sale.

STRAWBERRY PLANTs-Good
Plants by the 100 or 1000 ready
now. BERNIE A. Foil,
122, If Roanoke Drive.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16

A Presbyterian Congregational
Meeting is hereby ca led tor to-
morrow at close Of morning SER
vice. TIE Officials of the church
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INSTITUTE
Interesting Talks by Lecturers
but Small Attendance on Ac.
count Of Bad Weather.

A small audience greeted Prof F. B.
Linheld OF the Montana Experiment
Station. Prof. F. S. Cooley Superintendent,
Of Farmers Institutes and Prof. Tnomaa
Shaw Of Minnesota. Wednesday aiteEnoon
IN Tanners Opera Hall. probably On ac-
count Of bad weather.
Director Cooley talked upon the subjec,
Of alfalfa D~elt particularly upos the
necessity Of having the SEED bed thoEough-
" prepared for this seed. il being very
saall seed and therefore not being able to
furnish much food for the plant. a. COM
pared with larger seeds. nsosssitatiug that
eoeditions be most favorable for its getting
good start in the ground early. and not
be hampered with clods and open spaces.
Prof Lin6eld spoke on fall wheat plant
ed on summer iallo~ed ground and pre-
dicssd that fall wheat would be one Of the
largest Densy crops
Pref. Sha. Of Minnesota spoke on the
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MURDERER ATLARGE
No Clue 10 Murderer Of Thomas
Harding Vet Discovered by
Officers.

As far as the Searchlight has been able
to learn no definite clue has as yet been
discovered ~ to the murderer Of Thomas
Harding. whose body was found last week
by Prof. ]. w. Dale. abou, two miles north
east Of culbertson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harding Of Meckin-
ock. N. D.. the parents Of the murdered
man. were here last Friday and Saturday
and laid their son to rest in the Culbert-
son cemetery. Below will be found card
Of thanks for the kind treatment shown
them while here.
Judge Mathews asked one Of the county
commissioners IL he could no, authorize a
man to do special work on the case to be
paidi::or BY the county, but that official did
not see his way clear to do 50 until meet
ing Of the board was held. 50 the matssr Of
a thorough investigation into the matter Of
whs is the criminal. is held 10 abeyance.
However. the sheriff aud other officials are
keeping their eyes pealed and trying to
lind on, where and when the young man
worked before he was killed.
Ole Fakea. the man to whom the postal
found near the body was addressed. is .
young man living in or near Msckinock
who intended TO come out here IL conditions
Of work were propitious. but a. he never
received the postal he never came.
Thomas Harding lies in his grave on the
hillside near Culbsrtson. the result Of !
heinous crime. and the criminal is At large
Something should be done for his appre-
hension and punishment.
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subject Of what will b The forage crops
this couatry within The nsxt few yes =.
He pred icted that il viii b alfalfa. nd
cprn. Stated that our average season was
rae days without killing ifces and claims
that fodder corn can b raised successfully
10 such climate. Stated that three tons
Of cured forage per acre could be raised
and compared this Weld vith n ton prairie
hay Is now raised.
Suggested the thought that fall wheat
planted between the corn rows should
prove advantageous ~ the cultivation OF
the corn acted largely - summer following.
Planted in August before the corn forage
was harvested.
In the evening about dosen interested
men gathered in the opsra hall. but as the
hall had not besn heated and the attend
ance 20 light. emily IN infesmai session vas
held. The auditors gathered around Prof.
Lin6eld near the stove and he talked %
dry farming for an hour or more, answer.
ing all questions asked and giving some
valuable information. These two sessions
Of the Farmers Institute secured the light
est attendance Of any meeting Tor the pas
five years and just at time too when all
the farmers ia the community need this
kind Of information.