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Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Public Sale.


Having rented nv farm, VIII sell my personal
nronlrfv al NV nome mi es west from Fled-
erica, on the road leading nom Canterbury 10
FELTON,. on
Tuesday, November 21sf 1911
sale commencing st 10 O'Clock, but " stormy
next fair day the following to VII
LIVE STOCK
sorrel Mare. wears old, fue driver; two coed
Farm Horses three Cows giving milk.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two.horse Farm Wagon, Drll, Rake, W meet
harrow. Bie Plow. Tomato Rack, a Drag, Double
Drag. Corn Shelier Land Marker, CultlvaloT'
sci Of wagon Harness good as new, z Horse Ooi
lars. Brides Double Tree, Hoes, F0Tks' shoVel 3
and other articles 100 numerous TO menlloh'
seven Hives OF Bees.
Terms Cash.--NO goods tn be removed until
terms are complied with; ,.,.,,,,r,
Also the same day and atthe same place the
following will be sold to wit;
LIVE STOCK.
Grey Mare, years old, excellent dnvet@nu goou
worker Bav Horse. = years old, good hor'e any
vhs-e. Bav Mare Colt. coming years olu 10
April. a fine colt Cow, years old coming itesh
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
York Carriage, Grain Fan nearly new, corn
shelter, suit Of Carriage Harness, sci OF Douole
Rains, Breast S'rop and Traces set OF low
Harness Seed Harrow C1luqHtOrs, goOl Low
Chains, several Meat Barrels lot Of on
Terms Cash-NO goods to he removed uuIll
terms are complied with.
DAVID W. HALL
Aucti0upers latchum & Ramsey.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
WILLOW GROVE.

Chas. Milmau, of Philadelphia was a
week end visitor with Ira Smith and
Nolan Cox is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever at this writing.
y Smith is on the sick list
APPLE BLOSSOM
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17

commencing at 10 o clock. following to wit
LIVE STOCK
I GRAY Mare. s wears OLD, Brown Mare. about
10 wears cld. Ray Horse. / Colt viii be years old
uext Iune. CqI Wn oe year oid neNt Way
Cows, 10th fir. t-c sss-buite' cows o rigs
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
4 sets Plow Harness, set Double W agon mar @laI-
,ses .ef carriage Harness, 3 rs inch Collars,
r sridles. Fty Net 1 Farm wagon, Nork 5ar'
rage near rev, No. 10 oliver Plow, CUT
vatofs, Bi der. Tomato kack, 7 set ago.,
soringe IOt Peach and Wire-1uop tskets, lol
OF COW Chains, 200 nuu che Blade Fodder ano lol
olotherth IS too numerous 10 me on.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE.
1 Diotno room Table. sci Dmirg-i oom hairs,
] Cook S,ove, Cburn, Cream Bucket il eheu
Garnet. iot of Nattirg. window shades
Ter f,i. strfrtty Cash Mug O0s TO he re emoNeu
upth terms are compiled win
"A Il GOV ERDALE.
J. g Baker Auctiuneer.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Public Sale.

Having rented my farm, will Sc my personal
properiv a. my home 2N miles from FFru~Ilca'
on The road eadi g from Bouwelfs or hmmer-
sons Mill 10 FELTON,, on
Thursday, November 23rd. 1911,
at - 30 o'clock. Ifthis day should
be stormy sale next ear day, as iole"si
LIVE STOCK.
/ Alderney Cow, coming fresh in January good
mixer.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
I One Horse Farm Wagon aud Tomato Rack
yo,d as new Dearh ,rn / PhHetOu with new
a les and TOP ] Rubber Tire Runabout with
canvas TOP. Water a. wood Moving Machine
/ Horse Rake, Two Horse south BEND r oW'
one Horse oliver Chtned Pow, ! Two aoIse
Drag Harrow CultivatOf l Snou Der fioW,
Fodder eigh, Wagon Pole, Double lree, latse
Wool Horse. Scythes and hand es, Brler Cut
Ter Foot power Grind stone, set OF iJearDoFh
Harness with Collar aud Bride, set Of Carriage
Harness with Co lar and Bird e, extra CafrlaRe
Horse Collar. sets PlOw Harness Fly Nei, PloW'
ing Lines Wagon Jack. Log Chalh, Breast
Chains Cow Chains WheelharrOw, Corn oneileT'
large CroSscut saw. lot of Carpenters TOOLS
large Iron Po Butter Churn, Meat GHnoer'
stand and Lard Press combined, ShoVels' hoe-'
Potato Hoe, Rakes, ForBs, spraying bucAe''
300 butc ches Top Fodder.
Terms Cash No goods to hr removed uhui
terms are comp led with. -
WtLLOUGH STlNE
Auetioueer, John g mper
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Public Sale.

rhs .,ndersiqued viii sell his personai pr opsi'3
a. rr bitc sane al his home ON the reau leaui
from -tavtonsvule 20 Johnson DIaeNsI'i'"
shop. ou
Tuesday, December 5th 1911,
but If tina. day should be stormy sale ne VIII ZIP, oe
postpoued min the next fair das, sfie COM
meucing at 10 O. M rs follows
LIVE STOCK.
D po,sas one is a Grey Mare 10 years old kind
and reutle tn all hari e-si one % 4Ns , 'u -
years Old kind and gentle ana noe aliNei ,'lle
= .o,v. s wears old. now giving miik brood %"
heavy with ps 100 Cnic6ehs'
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS
. Two horse Wagon. Dearborn Pole Runaoout
i Ton Buggy Road Cart, one No. - o.uln
BEND Plow, ore oliver Piow No. Is, one morse
Plow. Iron Harrows ouluyaior, DIag n Isl At
row HAY Rack, set single Harness set pouule
Wagon Harness 3 sets Plow Harness DebI,
horn TOP lot Of shove s, Hoes FORKS, kakes anu
MANY other things usually found about "eH
equipped farm. ~
$50 baskets Corn, LOT Coarse f0duer' otanus nses
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
cook stove and fixtures. sitting Roem stove;
Parlor Organ, sewing Machine Beds' eaus ah1 u
Reddiuu 3 bureaus. set of Cane-seat CnaiIs s
Rockers. Extension Table, Drop-leal la8ie, 2
stands Lounge, Carpets Mating, lot OF kugs'
lot Of Dishes. MIX Bowls Gallon crank Ghurn'
. Is Quart Ice Cream Fl eezer, lot WinuoW niluus;
iui Glass Jarsa 4 LamUs, nice fictutes anu
other articles TOO numerous to mention. a.,
Ta-us rash No goods TO be removed uhtll
terms are compiled with.
ASBUBY DONOVAN.
J. b. Dlckerson, Auctioueer
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Administrator S Sale.

As administrator OF James A. KIRBY, deceased
yII seil me personnl property al his late resi-
deuce ia Milford Neck on
Thursday. November 23rd. 1911,
con,n,encif.s at 9 O'Clock a. n,, but if that date
should be stormy the sale wi be pos poued
until the mex clear day. as ioNoWs'
LIVE STOCK
one Bay Mare, u years Old ana gentle in i "a
harness; large COWS. four are no Ifesn' an"
two with Calves 10y thelf slde
FARMING UrENSiLS, AND iuOl7' ,
D Farm Wagon Flam Rack, stock tafls via
Carl 2 York Carriages Suksy Dayton Naeon'
~ nee "a trfOW. eiRh, Decrlus AoWert bIuk
4 Flnke Hatrows Rolling Cutter, Corn Snel el'
Haif buspet Measure. scoop ShON Ct, log Cnhlni
g Corn Planters. straF KNIFE, set oi heauS. tIoH
Wedges CfoWbars, crohscut saw, @uore.e'
Spades, Forks, Hoes Rakes, corn Is ives VIM
fle Trees single Trees, COuars. Brldies' avon
harness pow harness carriage Harness, etc o
Ram Trucks. Bushel Basket Griudslone, i-au-
ders Iron Pots no ding eight aud leu sailous
] Scaldfns Cask. large lot OF Old lfou, houle
Grain sacks some Phosphate sacks Iomato
Raskafs STANDS of Bees, 8 empty Bee HI es,
Work Ben b Iron Vice, Tool Chest cOmpitte
SET of CarDenter Tools, BOariug Machlue, bltb.
Augurs, Saws. Planes squares 1raWlhs hnlses,
Hatehets. Hammers, Mallets, fiumbs abu m"nf
other things TOO tedious to menton.
tot of Iuch Board, 800 New Shingles lot Of
Cedar Posts
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
consisting of Beds BedsteadS, Bolsters, III o"si
Sheets. Blankets Counterpalhs. arpets' 49,
Matt, esses Rockers, Chairs, Lounge, Settee'
Stoves Bureaus, some Of which are ahuque,
.CuDboards Dishes, Knices, FORKS, Cooklhs
Utensils etc / Edison Crap aphone, rloui
Chest. and mauy other things about nom
Terms Cash.-No goods 10 ne removed until
r. + DNVIS, administrator.
Latchum & Ramsey, Auctioneers.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Public Sale.

Having rented my farm. will sell my personal
property at my home one LILLE ON MllloIu'
on the road leading to shawnee, on
tuesday, November 18th, 1911.
sale commencing al 10 O clock m ont II that
day be stormy next fair day, AS follows;
LIVE STOCK.
/ GRAY Mare, elegant worker; hne Cow, an
extra goo6 COW, good mixer, comirg tresn I'D
December.
FARMING UTENSILS AND TOOLS.
Z s,,,,s, In GOOD conditit N, old Buggy, sels
nj Harness. / good storm Blanket, / -ettllize
Drili. / Fodder cutter, Oliver Plow ] F,use luz.
Harrow. seed Harrow bnShel Bsske' CC,rS
enf saw / Hand saw. , Pea Cutters, corn
Planter. spirit Level, Hay Forks Jewei ''.l IN
cubatof ana Brooder new, never oeeh useu,
Corn and Fodder
Terms Cash. ,,,..- f,AEpNUN
William Ramsey, Auciioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Tuesday, November Psi, 1911,

HN~=ea~- .
at 10 O'Clock a m. livery stormy
sale next lair DAY, the following property to W.T.
LIVE sIOCK
j Bev Horse. gentle in All kinds of harness
Bfowu Mare kind and gentle good cows, hne
butter makers D Cat { rec weeks oidi Jersey
Bnn j Fat Hoo, 100 Laying Hers,
VEHICLES, ETC
I Two Horse Wagon, 1 One Horse Wagon.
sprins Dearborn / York Carriage, Double set
OF Wagon Haru ess, sets Buggy Harness.
FARM MACHINERY.
] oliver Two Horse PlOw, One Horse Plow.
4 Truck Cultivators, Riding Culllvator' n ty
Rack, Hauett Weeder, Corn Marker, lam am
Rack Tomato Rack, Paris Green Gun re4
Planter. Fertilize Distributor, Gnndstone !
Cpest Carpenters Tools Forks Rakes, 9hoveis'
Hoes and Spades
CORN, FODDER.
Stacks Top Fodder, 100 Baskets corn on Ceo'
HANDSOME FURNITURE.
Bedroom Suits, White Enamelet Bed and
t'htff inier Mattresses anc Sprlng~. STANDS
10 kocRfug Chairs Couches. Hall Rack Slne
ara, Dtuf, 2 oOm airs win ieAlheT sea, =
Oior SIS RefrgefArI Diuingroom Iaoie. Laules
writing Desk ) stoves Dishes, an hltcheu u
Utensils, Carpets, Rug Pictures, Clocks' ana
Other things TOO hume Gus 10 me' tlt4.
Terms strictly Cash. " ELLlOl l.
John Baker, Auct ueer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
CARRIE NATION, The
SALOON SMASHER. DEAD
IN LEAVERWORTA KAN.

Leavonworth, Kan, June 13.- In
the death of Carrie Nation one Of the
most picturesque and eccentric char
acters is removed from American
life. Mrs. Nation first gained notori-
ETY. i'm her saloon smashing crusade
in Wichita, Kan. Her weapon Of
attack usually was hatchet. with
which she demolished mirrors and
bottles.
The woman, who believed the Lord
had appointed her TO get rid Of the
drinking places of this country which
she called murder shops, soon found
many aids. other women joined in
the crusade ana all in turn were
thrown in jail.
Kansas saloon keepers We're i'm a
panic, and about 500 closed mp within
six weeks after Mrs. Nation went on
tho WarDath.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13

would have rounded her seventeenth
year of life. She was the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Williams The
father died in 1902. She was a young
lady Of marked intelligence, mem
Der of the Hepburn L. b. church and
a devout Christian. A very large
audience attended the funeral service
following which the body was taken
to and laid to final rest in the Wolf
| Creek cemetery near Hcnton
The X. OF p. memorial service was
TO have been held in the ". B. church,
Hepburn Sunday afternoon. Rev. !
| B. Humphrey of Kcnton WAS tho
chosen orator. But this special ser.
vice was postponed until next Sunday
! afternoon on account of the funeral
Of Miss Williams.
| A large audience attended the fu-
neral of Leonidas orr at Fairview NJ
| =. church Monday afternoon. EIis
sudden unexpected death occurred al
his home south Of Agosta Saturday
forenoon. 4''I
I Mr. and Mrs. Chaflei Lines. thc
former Of whom is the Big Four agent
IN Ridgeway. and Mr.. .Bollingcr OF
Marion, and Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Wal
lace. of Mt. Victory. attended the fu-
neral OF MISS NIlll"nis IN hepburn
sunday afternoon
MI "eoIs9 hu't' NHp ~ ireseh'
IiNes near Me'h'r' Ns now pullulhB
sHall put nice II''he resipeIlce IN tP'
east part OIL lo"H' ~
MIs' MaBsle anu MISS fIorelce
Jones were M'r'on Nisi'ors Monuay'
Frol' r. ~ S'loru anu laIillly IeI'
MONDAY huIhIlB U" a'tehu coIl'HleHce-
htent eNelclses "l IliIlh' lney WIN
VISIT lrlehuS Io' wees pelo'e re-
'uInlhs NONE o.,
frol' d. W. armstrong VISITED OaIe-
IONA lrlenuS Iu'suoE'
Mrs' huith w 'sh ana p"gsnter, o'
"reeh amp MI ''u MIS- - ~ Dls'
bennett OF Johua'oWn' ~ o. el 70
oi MARION lteV' ., H. SaBWlli ol MOT
ran. lteV, d. W, "l.'h' oi Green amp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
LARUE.

LaRue. June 13.-James $. Bonner
and George Raub, as delegates from
Walter scott Lodge Is. of p, left sun
day for Hamilton TO represent this
lodge at the state meeting.
Mrs \. w. Jones, as delegate for
the lodge of Pythian Sisters, left Mon
day morning for Hamilton where the
state meeting of that branch of the
*. of p. order will be held
Mr.. and Mrs Kinney and children,
Of Fleetwood visited at the home of
w. II. Myers, north of town, sunday
Mr. Parley Lamb. brakeman ON
the Big Four was hurt while handling
freight at the Mt Victory depot few
DAYS ago. He was able to visit his
parents here over sunday and ac-
companied by his wife left FOR Marion
Monday He hopes TO be able to re-
turn to duty Thursday.
Rev. Ryan. pastor of the Catholic
church, gave u large. class OF
young people of both sexes
their first communion saturday
II was a pleasing and Impressive sigho
Pastor Ryan left for Caledonia Mon
day on business connected with his
church.
The yearly meeting held with Bap-
tlst church here from Thursday until
close OF service sunday evening closed
with large attendance. A good SER
mon ana handshake. Monday morn
ing all the delegates and visitors left
Tor their respective homes, speakina
nothing but kind words of praise OF
the good meeting held and entertain
ment accorded.
MI. Isaac Burke, of Columbus, and
two granddaughter. DR.. G.. A. Burk's
children. of Johnstown, are now guest
of Mr. and Mrs. George f. Baughman
Rev sutton and George w. Wright
attended the funeral of Miss Helen
V. Williams in Hepburn sunday after
noon. After more than seven years
lung trouble she died Friday evening
Had she lived seven days longer shI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13

Lucius r. Goodnow ct al. Plaintiffs
vs.. the Central Christian Church OF
Marion ct al, Defendants.
Court Of Common Pleas Of Marion
County Ohio:
In pursuance OF an order of sale
from said court 10 me directed / Will
expose TO sale. at public auction. al
the door OF the Court House In Ma
rion. Marion County Ohio. on Satur-
day. the Sth day Of July. A. d.. 1911
at 2 o'clock D. IN, the following de-
scribed real estate. situated in the
county of Marion and State of Ohio
and in the city of Marion. to-wlt:
Lot number nineteen hundred and
ninety G990) I'm j. j. Hane's addition
TO the village (now city) OF Marion,
county of Marion and state of Ohio
addition.
Said premises appraised at $4,000.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
John G.. stark.
Sheriff Marion County. O.
BY G. Breen. Deputy.
Scoheld q Durffee. ATTORNEYS.
6-6-13-20-27 ia
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
Inhammatory rheumatism Cured In
Three Days.

Morton l.. Hin, OF Lebanon, Ind.
says: my wife had inhammatory
Rheumatism I'm every muscle and
joint; her suffering was terrible and
her body ana face were swollen al
most beyond recognition; had been
In bed for six weeks and had eight
physicians. but received no benlhI
until she tried DR. Detchon's Relief
for Rheumatism. IL gave immediate
relief and she was able to wallI
about in three days. am sure II
saved her life"
Sold by the Dumble Pharmacy
Druggists. Opposlt Kerr House
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13

Iondon June g. c = a Mar occur in mmNe be
in
& o n g in by ii al English monarch since the time
uHm nqlec h n row % o cone which ancient modern
Kings owned st base | chat hh GegeV will wiener owned n
l O ! b orr o B
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
Wins Fight For Life.

It was a long and bloody battle for
life that was waged by James B.
Mershon, OF Newark, n. j.. of which
he writes: 81 had lost much blood
from lung hemorrhages, and was very
weak and run down. For eight months
7 was unable TO work. Death seemed
close to my heels, .when began
three weeks ago TO use DR.. Kings
New Discovery But It has helped me
greatly. 1t is doing all that you
claim" For weak. sore lungs. obstl-
nate coughs, stubborn colds, hoarse-
ness, la grippe, asthma, hay fever, OF
any throat or lung trouble It's SUI
prcme. soc and 800 Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Tschanen Bros
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13

the organization and there can be no
complaint. The congregation from the
beginning with the exception Of one
or two members have all been poor
and the burden of the debt has bcrl
more than they could carry. Tie
Ohio Christian Missionary society has
come I'm TO assist I'm managing the ar-
fairs and If possible help save the
property. by the No-operation of
the members OF the old First church
and the members or the Central an1
all others In the city who are mer-
hcrs of the church the house has
been strengthened ana IL is believed
with the united effort OF the members
and the help that the citizens of
the city viii contribute the building
can be saved to the new church or
ganization.
Monday John T.. Sala of Dayton.
Ohio. president of the Ohio Christian
Missionary society VIII be In the city
to aid in campaign among the citi-
zens 10 secure sufficient money in
hand 10 be able 10 either purchaae
the property and settle it out Of court
or buy H. at the pubic sale. The prop
erty must hc sold for cash and for
that reason the ready money in a
poor congregation is not so great s
where they can have period of
time To pay the pledge. The N,w
United Organization comes before the
city and friends and appeals To yulr
hberality ana kindly spirit for a
contribution TO aid IN making il pos
sihle TO keep this property for a
house of worship, thus protecting the
good name Of the city rcllgously and
aiding In the work of the master. L.
!. Mercer, Evangelist
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13

Buy milk of the Marion Pure MIX
cents per quart.
.T l. s-13-1Oteod
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13

Most of the people living in the VIII
lagos and town Of ASIA Minor know
nothing about remedies of any kind,
except the few mace Of roots and
herbs growing nearby. and physi-
clans services are rarely called for,
consequently the mortality among the
people is very great In the larger
cities and communities on the main
roads there are many physicians.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
NOTICE

OF Examination of Applicants for Po-
lice and Fire Departments.
Notice is hereby given that the
civil Service Commission Of the City
of Marion, Ohio, will hold an exam
inaton OF applicants for the Police
and Fire Departments OF said city at
Council Chamber in the Masonic
building, beginning at . o'clock a. m,
June II, 1911.
BY order Of the Civil Service Com
mission. VIM. Il. Jones,
G-IO-13-15 Clerk.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13

There is mower on the market that excells
the johnston Examination will prove the truth of
this statement, the superior workmanship, the
high grade material used and the correctness of
its mechanical construction make the Johnston
Lever-Fod all that is desirable and essential in a
mower. Ask the man who used one last year. s. 6
and It. cut.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
Tllc Snn Nirhnnc.

For the first half of the week l'-
ginning Monday evening at the IN
Airdome will hc a high class yaud h-
willie bill beaded by Prof. Seymorc and
his wonderful school Of trained doss.
Rumsey n Kline, classy come iy
act. introducing singing, dancing,
featuring coon shouting and novelty
banjo playing. Earl Tordon, black
face comedian with the goods. Sc
& Gleason, comedians in comedy
act entitled "Who. Whsn and What
complete with good clean comedy. A
cure for the blues. Latest motion pic
lures viii Doe presented. Get the habit
and follow the crowd TO the AirdOme.
Pure milk from the best dairles In
the county can be had from the Pure
MIX Co. Six cents a quart.
B-13-1Otpod
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
Notlcc of Appointment.

Estate of Mathew G.. Miller. de-
ceased
The undersigned has been appoint-
ed and qualified as administrators with
the will annexed Of the estate OF
Mathew q. Miller. late Of Marion
county deceased.
Dated at Marion. OhiO. this 3rd
day Of June. A. d., 1911.
Ella IL. Miller
6-6-3t ia AgOsta. Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
IIlght in snnnIsh PnrIInmcnt.

Madrid. June 13.-It developed to-
day that several members OF the cortes
engaged in a fist fight at last nights
session, during discussion Of the
Moroccan situation The disturbance
was led by group who accused the
government of being afraid to resist
French aggressions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
Inr snfe.

1t has been the history of the fruit
business that nobody wants fruit un-
I'll the crop is about all gone-then
you are disappointed or have TO buy
shipped fruit at "a greater price, and
then not nearly so good. Phone 456
or 210, u. E. Bush.
6-10-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
Enort TO Rcdccm Church propcrtr

A strenuous effort Is being made by
The Christian people of this city To
redeem their beautiful new building
the Central Christian church. The
creditors Of the church have been
kind ana leni@nt in their declines with
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-13
Momnn, Rclief CnI.ns.

Ladies Of the Woman's Relief
Corps are requested to meet in their
han at o'clock Wednesday afternoon
ana bring flowers to take to the ceme-
terry
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-15
THE TREND OF THE AGE

the Florida Legislature Senator McMuen and Representative
Matthews introduced bill providing that saloons shall
and close at The bills come from the temperance
designed eliminate the treating habit and the ocaby
that marks the hours after nghtfal
trend of the of enlightened discrimination in
methods up Enthusiastically toward the ultimate destruction
of the liquor The derived from the traffic is already
the only leg has left stand Eliminate that feature and
the whole nefarous business would inevitably
The treating habit rock upon which many useful
been wrecked bright promising nteec Slapped
beyond physical and moral redemption probably the
nus and dangerous of the almost nnumerab bad features Of
the liquor traffic for the through which the majority OF
habtual drunkards produced
Students of pathology agreed that the taste for ntoxcants
nherited-hat the drunken produce drunken SIRE and
there great deal of truth in the theory The doctrine OF
heredy holds good human traits But the treating habit
unquesona produces nkads the long run than all other
causes of intemperance combined
Mass, there already law fOrbiddlng the social
courtesy treating in public drinking place where ntoxcants
Sold said have decreased the habit of getting drunk more
than so per
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-15
Tax Receivers Rounds.

For the purpose of receiving state
and county tax returns for the year
1911, I will be at the following
places on the dates named:
Monday, April 17-Ashton.
Tuesday, April 18-Dixon's Mill.
Wednesday, April 19-Bowen's Mil
Thursday, April 20-Vaughn Prect
Friday, April 21-Williamsons Mill
I will be at the above named
places between the hours of 9 a. m
and 3 p m.
After this round | will be at the
county court house between 8 and
3 o'clock, where l will be glad to
receive the returns of those tax
payers who find it convenient to call
Sincerely,
j. B. F. DIXON,
T.R. Ben Hill County.