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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-04

GALEsBuRG. H.. Sept -McGee
ned Burlington 10 six hits and won
@ for Galesburg, his support be-
lng erforiess. Score, R.HE.
Galesburg . - 10 q
Burlington 800 - Il
Batteries: MCGEE and Shea; Plymp-
on and Eng.
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Especial to The Gate City. !


QUINCY. H., Sept. 3.-Tretter
pitched no-hit game against Keo-
kuk. winning to 0. Only twenty
eight men faced him and not a run
ner reached second base. The vic
tory makes twelve straight for the
Gems
Tretter has pitched remarkable
ball for Quincy all season and has
been a tireless worker for the club
Today his pitching feat was r.
markable one. Had il not bean for
the one lone bobble OF Fleming Z.
third base, Tretter would now have
record of not allowing runner 10
reach first base. He did not issue
pass and struck three ont KeoauE
batters were powerless before MS
mighty form and most Of their ef
forts were flies easily captured OF
the outfeld. Tretter has been draft
ed by the ST. Louis Americans.
Burch pitched for KeokuE and
Quincy got to him for Twelve hits.
But his task was a difficult one II
facing the invincible Treuar and
score made by the Gems il The open
ing round would hare Won the game.
Pennington a familiar figure II The
Central Association for several Years.
was seen in the KsoknE lineup All
played great bail for tba Indians Ell
short. He snpplanted Collins Tie
score:
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The Quincy baseball club in lis pres

The Quincy baseball club in It's pres
ent struggle for the pennant is dis
playing wonderful strength, and Babe
Myers men are winning on their mer-
its. The feat of winning six in row
from Hannibal. then coming back
with four victories over Monmouth,
and now taking the first two from
Keokuk in shutouts is one at which
to marvel There is nothing to it for
the pennant but the Gems as far as
NE can see.
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Another feather vas stuck in The
cap Of Pitcher Treper Of Quincr wben
ne scored a no-hit record against TIE
indians Saturday afternoon. Tretsar
mas been almost the equal Of flaming
and Boyd in efficiency Several q,
ms defeats have been scored by weak
cluDs and have been due to hard luck
Ted Price is delivering the goods.
Yesterday his club Inundated 6t,,,rn
wa to 3 in hard fought battle be.
tween Pressy and Dunn
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Jennings Misplay Permits One Man
to Reach First Base-keokuk
Lost With Bureh
Pitching, to o.
Central Association STANDING.

Saturday Results.
Quincy. 8; Keokuk, 0.
Kewanee, 4; Ottumwa, 8.
Galesbnrg, 4: Burlington, /.
acknowledgements, rain.
Games Today.
Keokuk at Quincy.
Monmouth at Hannibal.
Burlington at Galesburg.
Ottumwa at kewanee.
Labor Day Games.
Quincy at Keokuk.
Galesburg at Burlington.
Hannibal at Monmouth.
Kewanee at Ottumwa.
Friday Results.
Hannibal, 8; Monmouth. ..
Burlington. 4; Galeshurg, 8.
Quincy, 4; Keokuk, 0.
Ottumwa, S; Kewanee, 1.
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runner on ana two out? Not often.
But the play will advance a runner
end get the batter TO first more times
than 1t will fail. 1t isn't regular. No
well balanced infielder expects a bat.
ter to turn this trick. That's why.
they don't take a toe hold and swing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-04

on the first ball pitched, usually fast
and in the groove?
It's time managers came out Of it,
got away from Tie old 49 game,
throw away the book that provides
for the regular" game, and injected
variety into the sport.
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FridaY,s Game

Keokuk lost Friday at Quincy, 4 to
O. Blue Jacket and Eyler, pitching,
the former lasting only three innings.
Score:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-04

Summary
Sacrifice bits-Feming, Donahue,
Myers
Stolen bases Miller (2), Fleming,
Burg. Richie.
Two base hits-ovens. Patterson.
Myers.
Double Miller tunassisted0
Struck out-By Walker, s; by Blue.
jacket. ! by Eyler 2.
First on balls-of Walker, 2; off
Blueiacket 1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07
En- 8AyAM0N ,
sAumenta cada dia ell en-
i tuciasmo para las proxi'
I mas fiestas de las flores.
Caatro bellezas Sc discuten la
: corona de reina de Ia fiestas.
De nuestro oorresponral

AA~NosAO NOAA~0pOAE"A
! Mario 8.-Continua in crecendo Ia
animaci6n para la fiestas patronales
Las distintas comisiones Sc mueven
constantemente, llenando cumpli-
damente su cometido.
La election para la reina de las
flores, ha despertado general entu-
siasmo, y los cupones son estraordi-
nariamente solicitados.
Aunque el programa no esta pu-
blicado, Sc We por la manifestation
de los Sres. encargados de hacerlo,
que sera muy divertido y variado, y
sobre todo en- Ell 6rden de la cultura,
muy esplendido.
Sc cree que esta fiesta sera una
de las muy pocas que Sc han realiza
do hasta la fecha, por su indole, CO.
mo por los elementos cultfsimos que
Ia han iniciado. En- el programa
no habrG NADIA vulgar como ocurre
en- otras fiestas.
Entire Las belias damas que figu-
ran como candidates q Ia artfstica
coronsci ion de reina de las flores, fl
gurA 10 Srta. Fel{cita Gimene8 AL
varez, Maria Teresa Acosta, Pulins
Davila, y Urania de Juan, sin que
hasta ahora sspa de alguna otra
Cuatro verdaderas flores de nuestro
hermoso suelo que cualquiera que
de las cuatSe se cihese la corona,
harta honor a Bayam6n y dara re-
alec por sus encantos al hermoso
festival.
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Els del corriente, dfa se1alado
para la reunion de las Comisiones,
solicitaron los Comisarios america
nos que en- voz de celebrarse : las
dos tuviese lugar 4 las cuatro de
aquela tarde, & fin de completar la
copia De 81 respuesta 4 Ia contra
proposition presentada por les Co
misarios Eepaholes en- Ia Ultima Sc
si6n. No pudiendo concurir q dicha
hora lps Comisarios Espaholes, Sc
aplaz6s4 propuesta suya hasta hoy
8 de Neviembre 4 las 2 P. NJ. en- Gu
~ horA se hallsn.
1 Presentss por parte de los Esta-
dos Unsdes de America, los Senores
Day. Davis. Freye. Gray. Reid.
Moere. Ferguson.
Por parte de Espaha. los sehores
Montero Rios. Abarzuza. Garnica.
Villa-Umxtia. Cerero. Oleda.
Fu6 :lsida y aprobada 81 acta de
j session anterior.
los Comisarios americanos pre-
sentan una contestacion la contra
proposition >presentada en- la session
del 4 del corriente por los Comisa-
rios Espaholes relativa 4 las Islas
FiGpinas Y So une dicho ducunaento
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1ATENQON!
PILSENER PRINZ LUDWIG.
CERVEZA ALEMANA.

Recomendamos Ia sin igual Ger
VEGA Alemana "Pilsener Urquell"
unica en- su clase para aquellas perso
mas de gusto Y para los que padecen
de dificiles dgestiones.
No es solamente por sus excelen-
tes cualidades, documentadas por
el color bri]lantc do Gro y 81 sabor de
licioso y refrescante de ldpulo de
esta cerve5a, no es por este solo que
en- todas parties tanto la aprecian
como beblda popular: es por su
gran valor higienico, reconocido por
muchas autoridades medicinales.
El Pilsener Ludwig es una especia-
lidad que no pueden fabricar nj iml-
tarla an ninguna otra parte.
La marca "Pilsener Prinz Lud-
mig esta registrada en- todos los paf-
ses ciyilizados: & este punto llama
mos Ia atenci6n de los amigos y pro-
tectores de esta excelente cerveza ;,
para que no pidan sino siempre
t'Pilsener Prinz Ludwig" Precios sin
competencia.
Agentes en- San Juan. Jurgens
& Co. Tetuan IA J.
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.PR0IOc0L0 No. 13=f SUS AkEx0S,
Con3ereneia del de Noviembre, del Aesta acta:
1S98.~r5 " Z - Los Comisarios

los Connisarios Espaholes mani
fsstaron que examinarian dicha con-
testaci6n y que en- vista de su ex-
tenci6n y de la necesidad de tradu-
cirla con esmero, que hacfa imposi-
BILE Ell saber q punto fijo Ell tempo
que Sc necesitaria para contestarla
proponian va sea dar aviso & la Co.
mission Americana aquella noche
misma del dia en- que podia reunirse
Ia Comisi6n, va sea 'fijar en- aquel
momento un dia sin perjuicio de- pc
dir un aplazamiento 81 fuese nece-
sario y resultase de Ia naturaleza
del documento.
Los Comisarios Americanos ha-
.biendo dado la preferencia 4 Ia Sc
gunda de. estas proposiciones, Sc
aplazo Ia conferencia hasta el sdbado
u del corriente a las dos P. NJ. en- la
lnteligencia de que los Comisarios
Espaholes tendrian la facultad de
pedir I'm aplazamiento si-lo consido-
rasen necesarlo.
Williams R. Day, Cushman K.
Davis, VIM. P. Erie, Geo Gray,
Whitelaw Reid, John B. Moore. f.
Montero> Rios, B. de Abarzuza, J.
he Ganica., W. R. de Villa Urrutia,
IRaf ael Cerero, Emilio de Oiedaa.
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DE S0C|EDAD,

Tet6 Benitex. .Est& en- San Juan des
de el sabado Ia monisima da1nita del
vergel de Vieques y }e deseamos Ia
mas grata estancia en- San Juan 4 Ia
linda jovencita, y que su vista sea
farga.
Sin br1emas. America Colas, la dis
tinguida senorita que pasa una tenn
porada ep ,el Versailles" para regre
sar & fines de mes 4 su residencia de
Nueva York, est4 va bien de la leve
doleneia que le aquejara y ha vuelto
Is Mcir en- huestros salones su genti-
aeza y gracia. Lo celebramos.
Nota de duelo. A las 5 de la tarde
del s6bado fue oonducido de Santur-
:ee 4 Ia ciudad 81 cadaver de la que
1h6 distinglidasedora Eugenia Bru-
no de Cafhalleira, que falleci6 allf
On IA mAhana de ese dia, vfctima de
I&mda dohncia.
Enh mahana del domingo se efec-
tu6 el eutierro, con una nutrida con-
cuzsencia de los elementos todos de
'esta sociedad.
II rico f6retre iAa eubierto de CO.
sonassfdnebres zecuexdos de familia-
res y amigos Dc Ia finada. Era muy
joven la sehora Bruno de Carballeira
, 81 falleeiaaisnto hA sido muy sen
lido en- SafJUan, 8nlo tuvo dos dies
de enfes1aedad. Bespidi6 ell duelo,
elocuentshente el Lcdo. Juan Her
nandss Lopez.
A todos los dsudos de Ia que fue,
tanto de San Juan, como de Guaya-
ma ensiamos n1sstro nAs sentida
expression de p6sane tomando parte
en- el daelo que les aflije. En- el seno
de Dios halle acoiida 81 alma de Ia
que fue virtuosa y buena.
De posbo! He essAdo en- Fajardo
de paseo. Ia genm triguelita se1ori-
to Maria Vazquez, que prepara su
viaje para Europa. Acompanaba
4 Il &tlnguida seftora de L. N. Gin
tr6n.
Des6 alsora. Entire ell elemento afi
cioaado 4 rendE culto 4 Ia alegre
diesa dd bais hay mucha anima-
eidnpsra 81 de las prenmas Psecuas
q dssds ahorase hacen preparstivos
por huen.ndneEp de sehorss y seiio-
1 ttas paxa Ascsr los trAjes qns han De
Dsof enk 9mpaica fiesta. En- breve
- Isnnasz Il Ilnta del casino para
soos3u 4 d. % qne Sc llevara q
nteeto aquA, 81 Il aabado de Gloria
8 d domingo de- Psseuas.
Ssaspsr.
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j" MUNCHENER HoFBRAU"
CERVEZA ALEMANA.

San Juan Sc halla de enhorabuena
pues la afamada cerveza Alemana
marca "Munchener N Hofbrau esta
batiendo el record, tanto por la pu-
reza de los elementos que la compo-
nen como tambien por Ia agradable
y nutritiva que es tan excelente be-
bida. AcudT 4 los sgentes en- esta
ciudad, de tan renombrada marca,
que son los sehores Jurgens y Ca.
Gale Tetuan IA I.
Precio sin competencia.
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Cari ho puro.

Quiero que me quieras nina
como yo te quieo & ii
por $50 voy & comprarte
una CANA niquehda
de las que vende Arrivis
y 81 por fortuna lego
& ser el dueiio absolute
de tu linda y blanca mano
te comprare m "Tonk" piano
que son las me jores y se venden a
plazos 8 al coptado en- Ell Inferno.
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RI n. mas aueno para las
hhcIh0 famiIias puede obte-
q rss gpor POGO dincro
comprando un hermoso fon6grato Edi
son. Son )os meio1 &c. Frederiksen,
Plaza Colon, Tetuan "a, Frents al
Teatro, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Hotel Paris $:;;;!:':s:. + s;s: ::: :: ::%: ;:: :::
cas-. Excalente servicio. Visitelo u.s.
ted. Fortaleza II, San Juan, r. f.
Vino Eusca!duna;- -: e: :: nj; I; !;
mesa. FL
mas puro. Inportado de Ia Ri'ja,
Espana por Sucres. de J. .nandez.
''El Sa]to Oriental. Tetuan Is, Ger
ca del Teatro, San Juan.
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LEASE.

Vendemos msgnifca semilla de
piaa Red Spanish 4 plazos c5modos
y 8 potr os de yeguas de muy busna
procedeuei1, propios para silla 6 co.
che.
Dirijirse Piza Hermanos Sa
Juan.
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DE LOS E. u.

DIR. Lovett, Medicine Co.. Pl-!
doras para curar el reumatismo. Box
II, New York, N. Y.
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UN MAYORDQMO.

Un msyordomo con larga practi-
ca On el cRltivo de 10 "oana," desea
oolocarse al frents de unS cotonia, y
al efecto cuenta con lss Ieferencias
que se deseen. Para informes esta
A1minntlsci6n y en- Vega-baja. don
Arturo Guerra Acosta
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'INTERESA>

So vsnde una her moss quinta en- Ia
psvada 10 en- Santurcs, prop . para
resi- dencia de familia & para Coleyia
Tisae t,da elass Dc conodidade,,
uu gran jardin, lrbolss huta!es, p,se,
brs, coche:a. J garage para ausom6-
vii
lunrmsrk en- ID casa del lado,
don Jose Gers.
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Jarros de seguridad.

Para evitar las penas que Sc impo-
men los adulteradores de leche, no
Divides comprar un "jarro de seguri-
dad" de los que Sc venden en- Ia
"Flor. de Mayo sucres. de- G. Ro-
driguez y Comoahfs. Ell ID. jose
Villa los tiene q precios muyconve-
nientes.
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81 y2 nlte d Ralssd;sne, frios
d aelas41sa y hshres. Consigss .
IN hehas Dc Pam a&.
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Las agnss estancadas causan ell
Paludismo Ia Pam ala Ia oura. No
contiene quinina.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
City Bakery Changes Hands

Charlie Brubaker has sold out the
City Bakery to j. K. Thompson son,
in-law of Frank Hagar and gone to
Brunswick to resume blacksmithine
Mr.. Thompson will keep the old re-
liable up to its high standard.
Mr.. j. w. Rodwell is out again
after a fortnight in bed and confin-
ed to his room.
Mr.. E. N. Davis is on the sick list
Mr.. E. E. Roach is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. C C. Parker who hes been
confined to his room with sickness
several days is improving.
This is not summer weather, even
indian summer.
Meet the visitors tomorrow and
let them know that this town is moi
dead or sleeping.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
A Card OF Thanks

We dssire in this public way to
particularly thank all who so grac.
iously gave their service and extend.
ed so many courtesies and kindness
es during Fathers long illness and
afterwards to mother and |.
We fully realize how frail and
futile are any words of ours to adj
equately express our heartfelt
thanks and gratitude.
We shall return to the distant
North cherishing pleasant memories
of our sojourn in the warm and
heaIthful Southland
And now commencing you to God,
as we hope you will commed us in
your prayers, we bid all an affection
ate and fond farewell.
John M. H. Weise and Mother.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
Ginners' Report BuIIish.

Ten million one hunderd and
thirty nine thousand bales ginned
to November first, is the Govern
ment report to-day.
The report is considered bullish
as it was generally estimated that
it would be three hundred and sixty
thousand bales more, or about ten
and a half million bales.
The Government estimate on the
yera's crop will be out tomorrow
and it is believed now that it will
be inside of eleven million bales
With such a report and estimate
the price ought to 90 to twenty
cents, but the cotton market is one
thing that doesn't do just as we ex-
pect it; the spectators may be able
to depress the market in spite of the
reports.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
Elk Doll Contest
For Little Girls

A beautiful doll to be given away
by Elks during the Elks Gala week
celebration.
In one of the windows of Church
well big store can be seen the big
doll that is to be given to the most
popular little girl in Fitzgerald.
The winner to be determined by
votes. Every penny entities you to
a vote. Little girls desiring to en-
ter the contest may do so by apply
ing to Mr.. Daily at Hotel Aldine and
receive voting envelopes and in
structions as to how the contest is
to be run. This gives the little girls
an opportunity TO win beautiful
doll for Christmas.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
Program For The
Next Teachers Institute

How to avoid too many class
es-Mrs. Hunter.
2 What to do with irregular
classified pupils.-Mr. Fred Ball.
3 Should any High School work
be done in the rural schools?-A. C.
Tanner.
4 Methods of teaching the pri-
mary grades-Miss Florence Gautier.
5 Getting pupils to enter school
at the beginning of term-Mr. Viii
liams.
6 When, if ever, should corporal
punishment be inflicted in presence
of the rest of the school-W. M. Ber-
ry.
7 What the Board can do to
help the teacher-MisS Bessie Rob-
erts,
s Why more attention should
be given to spelling-Miss Cammie
Startling.
9 How can a teacher with at
least six grades best handle the
backward pupils-Mr. Altman.
10 Busy work for the little ones
Miss Alice Norris.
II Are school entertainments
beneficial in rural school-Miss
Buckner.
IL What courses to choose in
Summer school for teachers-Mr
Walter Stone.
IS Why teach the word system
in preference to the letter system
Miss Alma Startling.
H. C. GRAHAM
A. G. TANNER
MISS DAISY MoYE
Committee
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Until" Was Missing Word.

The missing word contest goes
merrily on, and following each issue
of the page of twenty-six advertise
menrs, great quantities of coupons
are sent to the office of publication.
The missing word for the last
issue was until" omitted from the
advertisement of Browns Studio.
In this issue a word is missing
from another of the th;rty-two adj
vertisements, and all readers are
requested to make a guess and
send same to us on the accompanying
coupon before Saturday 230 o'clock.
But out of town subscribers will
be given time to mail the answer.
Where we know fraud has not been
practiced the guesses will be accept
ed.
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Tackey Party

Tuesday night, the home of G.
A. KENT on West Oconee was the
scene of a tackey party. The affair
was complimentary to Miss Jennie
KENT of Alabama, sister of the host,
and Mr.. Wallace BuckaleW.
The refreshments of the evening
consisted of ginger cake and lemon
ade, and parched penders. Games
and amusements of we old times
were INDUCED and greatly enjoyed.
The tackey prize was taken by
Miss Ala McMicheal and, Hubbard
BuckaleW.
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Railroad Meeting Tomorrow

Tomorrow at the county court
house will be settled the question
of constructing Fitzgerald's fourth
railroad, The friends of the project
from all along the proposed line
will be there with definite PROPOSE
tons and the work begun a week
ago will be brought down to a work
ing basis.
1t is the most important matter
that Fitzgerald's public spirited men
have had under consideration since
the formation of the new county.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
Where the Preachers Will Go

First of all, Pastor GuytOn Fisher
is returned to the Central Methodist
Church here. Of course that was
expected but not settled until the
announcement was read out
Our Presiding Elder is DR.. j. A.
Thomas, who preached at Thomas
vile this past year.
CORDELE DISTRICT.
j. A. Thomas, Presiding Elder.
Cordele, M. A. Morgan.
Fitzgerald, Guyton Fisher.
HawkinsviIle, ]. o. A. Cook.
Fort Valley, j. P. Wardlaw.
Vienna, j. E. Scales.
OgIethrope, j. B. McGhee.
Montezuma, 7, G. Lang.
Marshallville, j. j. Ansley.
Unadilla and Snow, j. N. Jones.
Ocilla, B. S. Sentell.
Mystic Circuit, r. B. Ross
Pinehurst Circuit. S. w. Brown.
Perry, M. F. Beals.
Elke Circuit, A. B. Wall.
Byromville and Lily, C. G. Earnest.
Rochelle Circuit, E. E. Gardner.
Pineview Circuit, H. c. Fentress.
Arab Circuit, j. S. Lewis.
Ideal Circuit, W. G. Pitcher.
Rebecca Circuir, j. B. Stewart,
Supply.
Presiding Elder X. Reed, goes to
Waynesboro.
]. C. Flanders; goes back to East
man.
w. M. Bitch, to Millen.
w. L. Wooten, Adrian.
R. Kerr, Quitman.
I. w. barley, Shellman
Two young men in whom we
have a deep interest are c. A. Jack
son, who served Cordele four years
is made Presiding Elder of the
Americas district, and j. E. Wray is
returned to Mulberry Street church
Macon.
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NOTICE

All persons DESTROYS of obtaining
Government Headstones for deceas-
ed Soldiers, please furnish me at
once, information as follows.
Name of soldier, first name in full
his rank, company, regiment, and
state from which he enlisted also
date of soldiers death. will make
a requisition on the Quartermaster
General U. S. A. promptly on Jan
uary, LIST 1911.
3 S. Clay Brown.
Quartermaster
Geo. Grouse. Post No. II. G. A. R.
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SANTA CLAUS LETTERS

What will Santa Claus bring me- is uppemost the minds
hundreds of little and going give them the influence OF
the Enterprise asking Old Santa bring them what they would
like best appreciate most
We invite little boys and girls of the city and
these columns with Santa Claus the subject He
constant careful reader of the Enterprise and aeter him thru
these columns will hit the spot
Make your very brief for this is Santa Claus busy
Address Santa Claus Editor Enterprise
December, 1910 Fitzgerald Ga,
Dear Santa Claus Dec g. 1910.
Care Enterprise Dear Santa Claus
am a good eirl Please bring big doll named
loooo Ir;nd bean If nrv Sarah little wagon tricycle.
things and big doll with shoes on and fn,; ing anu ~ " '
(ue andI won't for sis have been very good little
ters) girl Please don't forget the other
love neanut CANDY little girls my
little friend Catherine wants i9ui lto HJ 5u
some Manila paper and paint ~
hope you will not catch Whoop- Dear Santa Claus
ing cough haven't got it. My papa is in Brunswick and will
SOPHIA Lou MEAKN tell you about locke and chain
By FE M. that | must have | a doll
P hobbe carriage also and number of things
skirt our chimney is small you have for good little girls
FEM GLADYS BRUBAKER
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
NOTICE

The Ladies Of the Grand Army
will meet on Saturday Dec. 10th at
the K. P. Hall for the annual elect
ion of officers. Every member Of
the Order is requested to be present.
leila Linnaman, Pres.
S. L. Brown, Sec.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
S. L. Brown, Sc

Curb your well with terra Gotta.
1t makes the water as pure as a
mountain spring. J.E Mercer sells
the curbing.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-08
TO REBUILD ASHTON SCHOOL.

The subscription rebuild the Ashton school burned last
week, is growing encouragingy
The trustees county school Prof Tanner and
friends raising the subscription
Read the list with the new subscriptions