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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
United State vs.. John As
tor Tor Peonage.

Given under the auspices of the
Benevolent Society, will be a Mock
Trial at the Court House next Tues
day night the 22nd. Never has
there been anything like it in the
world before. For those who wish
to think, there is fun; and for those
who like'excitement, there is enough
for ALL
SYNOPSIS.
independence, CAL, is an ungod-
II city where vice has turned to
virtue and it is in the hands OF a
lawlessgpower. John Astor being
a wealthy miner and very free
with his money to battle for the
right: an evangelist, Parson Pendle-
goes to him and says, What can
we do as a last resort, my work Is
a failure. my preaching is in vain;
our city is nearing destruction for
the want of more just men. |
have the plan, John Astor quickly
responded, to punish where the law
will not and to go where the law
does not. l will rid the city OF its
criminals-many criminals never
thought to be-" A rumor says
that Aston is the only person who
has ever been to the head of the
death valley; that large nuggets OF
cold can be picked up from the
mountains and great barrels OF the
yellow dust can be sifted from the
sand,-who knows but Aston? The
plan is no longer talked but, during
the dark hours Of night, through a
secret service, criminals are carried
away by unknown hands, the rum
er saws to doom. John Astor and
John Brown are rivals over Mary
Antonette. John Aston she likes
but John Brown she loves. John
Brown is missing. She, weeping
over the lost of her lover. goes to
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

the fortune teller. you are in
trouble about your lover, the for
tune says. He is at the head Of
death valley. he yet lives, She Of
fers Hank, who is a tramp, a re-
ward to find him. Hank commits
a crime and lands himself at the
same place that other criminals
have gone. He finds John Brown
and large colony Of criminals in
Death Valley. The tramp, having
experience with aeroplanes, steals
one out and with the lover makes
the escape that causes the arrest.
You will remember in the win
ter of 1910, a Mock Trial was given
at the Court House which was con-
coded to be the best entertainment
ever given here of its kind. The
present one is by the. same talent
and will be far better.
While there will be a small fee of
Is and rs cents admission, no in
dividual will receive a penny of it
but it will 90, for the Benevolent
Society to relieve the suffering in
cases that must fall to charity.
Never has the Benevolent Society
needed funds more than at present
and certainly no one will object to
paying these small amounts when
it goes to purpose that we are al
ready duty bond to give
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
Mrs. l. A. Buck.

Mrs. Lee A. Buck, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Dunbar, died
Thursday, August 10, 1911, at the
home of her parents, northeast of
Fitzgerald and was laid to rest in
Wolfpit Cemetery, Friday, August
18th.
She leaves father, mother, hus-
band, six brothers and four sisters
to mourn her loss.
She moved here with her parents
in 1896 and has grown to woman
hood in this community. She was
married to A. H. Buck in 1908.
w. S. Dunbar. ~
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

of British Army
soldier man very proud to see such great work as
~ canal being SUCCESSFULLY carried out I'M
R der military supervision As stupendous task tor humanity
to accomplish it ECLIPSES the building of the Egyptian
pyramids by the pharaohs
in BUILDING PANAMA CANAL AMERICA is CARRYING OUT
A GREAT ALTRUsTlc JOB. NOT BELIEVE THE WATER
WAY WILL EVER COMMERCIALLY. - -
Then again. of aborers along the canal
fed every day by the commsay department just like an
army in the field
There is nothing edible had along the works from Colon to
Panama morning train leaves with thousand
eggs many poun bread butter meat vegetables and provisions
all kinds supply the the various points along the
they time somehow and the people are all well ted
and cared for by this WONDERFUL ORGANIZATION.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
A Mistake to Aim at
Disarmament
BY Bishop GOODMAN of Maine

TIT ITHOUT war nation would DEGENERATE, woulc
become efeminate morally and physically
wv 1T is A MISTAKE AIM AT DISARMAMENT. WAF
HAS DEVELOPED NOBLE SOLDIERS, STATES
MEN AND NOBLE WOMEN.
While we all hate the EVILS and HORRORS of war, may
the unqueoned value of such international code and the
development code of international equity Yet believe we
guard lest carry the talk of and disarm
ment TOO FAR
evil and cannot be carried without frghtu
suffering and horrible consequences But is TRAINING
courage self discipline in zeal for righteousness patriot
vices that destroy national strength.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
Leadership Is the News
papers Mission
on Earth
By Bishop r1'FAuL of Trenton. N. }.

MwHE NEWSPAPER A AND NOBLE MISSION ON
Al POWERFUL EDUCATOR
y LEAD PUBLIC OPINION, NOT
, FORGETTING SUCCESSFUL LEADERSHIP I'M
PLIES A PRUDENT, JUDcIoUs FOLLOWING.
the newspaper high above the public mind its power to
influence NULLED It be above the people, yet it must
reach their level order ELEVATE and EDUCATE
them
After study my subject gives very pleas
publicly that have reached the conclusion that there
many American striving to observe
HIGH MORAL STANDARD in their publications. In the midst
many temptations inviting them from the straight and
path these papers and the connected with them certainly
deserve the HIGHEST commentator
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
Poverty Exists Only
Where Wealth Is Found
By Dr. ALCERNoN cRAPsEY, Author and Clergyman

~ovERTY is DISEASE OF CIVILIZATION, and it
only when beings have advanced certain state in
the progress from animal to There poverty in
nature for when there is sufficient nourhment
tain certain forms of natural life that particular existence perhes
Savage that h this dread disease
POVERTY EXISTS ONLY WHERE WEALTH EXISTS, 1T Is
RIGHTS PROPERTY HAVE BEEN VESTED IN
INDIVIDUALS THIS HORRIBLE sPEcTER WALK
STREETS. PERlsHNe MIDST OF PLENTY
The of poverty today the DID, the enforce
the great rule of civilization that the STRONGER has
the considers his duty make the weaker work for
him. and this brings about the depletion Of the weaker
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

THE FITZGERALD ENTERPRISE
THREE TIMES A WEEK
By JESSE MERCER +
s2Oo Per Year in Advance Allowed to Lapse
Entered at the Fitzeend Ga P of Second Class
ADVERTISING
Fifteen Cents per cash No advertisement for less than
$780, Will for position cents per me loi ocd
and readers
Perseverance Dear Keeps the Honor Bright
TUESDAY. AUGUST 49, 1911.
We have had the hot weather still with US
The Enterprise is for the best whatever that is and as
soon as find it
We hope no will have sell his cotton for less
than ten cents this year
Where mosquitoes breed other will breed and multiply we
hope the council will a drainage crusade
Cotton already cheap cheaper than the farmer "oud nave
tosel at if they stand together for better prices
The city healthy but the good health is np of the fact that
unsaay bottoms and branches dangerously close W
What FITZGERALD needs by the wagon route There
is hardly man in city would kick our last ceps were
double this year
The Tippns killed srangeled by the rules committee
which awfu very dry house and senate will change az
that at the very session.
A hundred acres weeds unsantaTy
houh very unsghy small pool the breed
ing place of mosquitoes and other germs
The new third district consists of the counties HILL Crisp
Turner Dolly Taylor Macon Scely Sumper Lee Terrell Randolph
Cley, Cuttn H. Stewart, and Webster
Triton advertising her exposition large scale John Greer
is doing for the people down there but when ne leaves
they will Gus him o beat the band its just natural
OF will have the plant and will be the property OF
the c The tax will and their wives will enjoy Cook
ind a community in climate like this
The proposition rather the road Iela beng handle
ed as veiouy tactfuy possible and we Will see the
Tar cotton rolling houses wagons from across the
biggest thing the near future for the city and the county IS
the Ben Hill County the vee set of in this section is
back determined bring out of the very HIS attempt
The various will get busy before the first OF September
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

By Pope Plus X.
AM happy to learn that
in the United States of
e., America under the
leadership of men en-
loving the HIGHEST AU-
THORITY with the people
the more judicious members of
the community are fervently
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Cotton already cheap cheaper than the farmer Wod nav
to sell at if they would together for better prices
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

We hope the south will have to sell his cotton Tor
than cents this year.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

The city is healthy but the good health is nspe OF the tact that
we have several unsana and branches dangerously close W
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

The Enterprise for the best there is whatever that u.s. al
soon as find it out
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

What Fitzgerald needs cotton by the wagon route liner
is hardly man in the city would kick last sreces wer
double this year.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Where mosquitoes breed other gems will breed and multiply
hope the council will start a drainage crusade
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

A hundred of rank weeds are not near so unsa
houeh very unsighy) small pool of stagan water the
ing place of mosquitoes and other germs.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

The Tppn bills killed sanSeed by the rules commute
which awfy wet very dry house and senate will change
that at the very session.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

The new third district consists of the counties OF Ben
Turner Dooy Taylor Macon, Schey, Sumper Lee Terrell
Clay Cuun n, Stewart and Webster.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Triton is advertising her exposition large scale John
doing some good for the people down there but when ne
they will Gus him to beat the band its just natural
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

We have had the showers but the hot weather is still with u
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

TUESDAY. AUGUST IS, 1911.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

OF will have the plant and will be the property OF
the v The will and their will It, COOK
ipe eas in Godsend any community in climate like this
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Perseverance, Dear, Keeps the Honor Bright.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

The ferry proposition the road ea being handle
ed as veosy tacful possible and we Will see the
Tela cotton rolling up houses wagons from across the
river
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

make more for the lungs and kidneys
to throw Off
This is the way we have cured all
these bad cases of pneumonia you have
read about in the papers. Many of
old gentleman, had been given up by
the medical doctors before we got
chance at them. In fact, If we are
called at first we have them up and
out to business in day or two. like
we did one of the leading stockmen
of this country and one of its leading,
business men. They all live in Ell Paso
and can tell you how we did it. This
is why we have cured about a thousand
people who had various lung, throat
and kidney troubles.
This Strengthening up of the various
female organs and freeing the nerves to
them so they can throw out the stag
nant blood causes the ulcers to heal
and the lungs to rest and heal up. AS
there is no more stagnant blood to be
thrown out the. lungs rest and heal,
and as the sores have nothing to
throw out they heal up.
Twelve hundred cases of female
troubles have been cured by US COM
prising every kind you can think Of
We never gave drop Of drugs or used
q knife. Most Of them had been given
up. likewise the lung cases. Consider
how much easier 1t is for us to cure
In the first place. So always call an
Osteopath first and you will never
have any use for. the others under any
circumstances for they lose over
hundred TO our one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

After Fido has tried this for half a
day would you rest his exhausted
nerves by whipping them up with ar
senic? Or when the exhausted lungs
are gasping for breath would you
paralyze the nerves to them with oxy
gen like the dentist does when he
Wouldn't the lungs fill right up when
the nerves are deadened and death by
pneumonia be the result? How did Col.
w. C. Greene and John w. Gates def
Were not stimulants given to the ex-
hausted heart until what vitality they
had left was exhausted? Wasn't oxygen
applied until 1t pralyzed the nerves to
the lungs, until both of them had pneu-
monia and died from that and from
heart exhaustion
Then one of the doctors strutted
around and told the reporters how
proud he was of himself and associate
dopers That a better job couldn't have
been done by any doctors in the world"
Well, Of course If their object was to
lay out these strong men, nobody could
have done it with more neatness and
dispatch. But when they are your loved
ones you don't like to hear them beast
of their job. That was the very reason
the medical doctors were afraid to
contest on soc patients with the Osteo-
paths for the Forty Thousand Dollars,
the one who lost the least patients TO
take the roll and give it to the church
es or to any charity. Among those
Osteopaths were over q hundred re-
formed medical doctors from their
largest colleges, and fifty Osteopathsl
who were medical examiners for their
different states No wonder one-third
of us die in the prime Of life with
consumption because the system has
been so exhausted by stimulants and
poisons that the poor tired nerves leave
so much stagnant blood in the body.
1t chokes the kidneys Up first, then
goes to the lungs to be purified, over
1axing them just like it did in these
two men, and pneumonia or consump
ton is the result Consumption is only
slow pneumonia If poisons and stimu-
lants are given so much that they
force the stagnant blood rapidly into
circulation, pneumonia is the result
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

have seen men, with weak kidneys,
who had been exhausted by heavy eat
ing and not much physical labor, and
who ustd stimulants until the kidneys
were unable to carry out the waste
from the blood, which should have
been used up by exercise. 1 have seen
them go to a higher altitude, and the
pressure taken off the blood vessels
suddenly would loosen so much Of this
waste at once that it would throw
them into pneumonia. That Is why you
rush them to a lower altitude In cases
of pneumonia So why don't you call
an Osteopath always in cases Of pneu-
monia or weak kidneys or heart trou-
bles? They would free the nerves to
the kidneys so they would be restored
to their normal condition and pour the
impurities out of the blood; they would
inhibit the heart so as to quiet down
the circulation so that there would nor
be so much Of the stagnant blood
thrown to the kidneys and lungs at
once. That is why no stimulant should
ever be given in pneumonia or con-
sumption. Let them have weak heart
action so 1t can rest And free the
nerves to the lungs and kidneys and
skin SO they can throw out the i'm
you stop up the pores Of the skin and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

he said, DO men put new wine into
old bottles (Which were made of skins
of animals) lest it spoil the wine and
burst the bottles" Now If this wine
that they used had been fermented into
alcohol, it could not have been fer
mented any more from contact with
the old bottles, and could not injure
the bottles, nor be spoiled, as they
termed wine when it was red, for then
it is In its alcoholic state. Christ said
it was a "mockery." What is a mock
cry? 1t is that which does not do that
which it seems to do That is true not
only of wine but OF all stimulants, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

the alcohol in them "biteth like an adj
der" That is, it irritates the nerve
like all poisons and exhausts the nerve
and produces death 1t adds to the
burden OF the nerve in trying to throw
out the stagnant. decayings blood, that
is producing yne disease, while fruits
stagnant blood and makes it easier on
the nerve. When the osteopath frees
the nerve, 1t easily throws the. stag
nant blood or waste out and the pa
tient is well again This is why este
opathy viii prevent or cure any dis
ease II you would eat temporarily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

men showed the nerves had been weak
ened leading to the intestines. I won
dered how he had escaped appendicitis.
an operation. Those who eat hastily
and use stimulants and physics die
with kidney and heart troubles and
from paralysis. Those who do not
eat so heartily but use strong physics
such as calomel or mineral waters die
Of cancers either in the stomach OF
liver People who eat a great deal
between meals exhaust their liver by
starting up the bile each time they
eat SO that when they eat their regular
meals they have no bile. Hence the
bowels are dry and they have stomach
troubles, as it is hard for the stomach
to push the food into dry bowels.
This over works the pneumogastric
nerve which comes from the brain and
neck cervicals. These congest and
they are subject to catarrh.s The stom-
ach being overworked they have stonn-
ach trouble. also appendicitis and
bronchial troubles All mucous lin
ings become inflamed and subject to
typhoid fever from the use of stimu-
lants and physics. An osteopath frees
the nerves to the liver and rests 1t by
making them eat less often and use
fruit, lemonade and grape juice. and
they are well again Both Col Greene
and John W. Gates were heavy eaters,
lants and did not do much physical
labor. hence there was too much waste
matter to be carried off by the kidneys;
they broke down and left the blood
saturated with it, which excited the
heart and made them impulsive, excita-
bic men, and rushed them on until their
speed burned up their nerves and lives.
On the contrary, Russell Sage and T.
F. Collins were men who were conser-
vative eaters. These men seldom ate
a meal without fruits Russell Sage
made one Of his meals entirely of ap-
pies. while T. F. Collins was in the
habit of drinking fruit juices. Neither
of these men ever used wine or stimu-
lants. Fruit juices furnish the acids
which ferment the food and digest it
thus resting the liver and other digest
i've glands, and thus tend to long life.
and in addition to this the fruit juices
ferment any stagnant blood which is in
the body caused by tired nerves and
rush it out into the circulation before il
has remained long enough to cause a
disease Of that part This is why the
osteopath uses lemonade in typhoid
fever. 1t ferments the contested blood
around the intestines, and starts it to
,circula ting, and when he frees the
nerve to the intestines it is easier for
the nerve to throw 1t out That is why
they gave Christ vinegar on Calvary's
cross, so that the weakened nerves
could carry on the circulation little
longer, until they might hear what he
was trying to say. That is why they
use cream-of- tartar or grape juice in
smallpox. 1t comes from the grape
seed and is a food and it ferments the
stagnant blood and keeps it from
thickening so it can be thrown out
more easily. That is why Paul told
Timothy to take a little grape juice for
the stomach's sake. Gle called it
wine.) But Christ explained that when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

you should use fruits or fruit 5uicss
drugs or incorporate indu1gences. In
other words, If you want to live long
and be well and happy, BID TEMPER
ATE, BE CLEARLY to help keep off
contagious diseases BE vIRTUOUS.
live long and happy. In other words:
Obey the Book Of Books Statistics
show that ministers are the longest
lived people on earth. and think they
are the best on an average and more
nearly obey these laws than the rest
Of US.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

business interests, not the accommodating
of large fortunes that kill people. 1t
is their manner of living and habits.
For years it has been a fayorite study
of mine to determine what drugs and
habits produce each disease,
and how long it takes to
produce them. catch myself
looking at an individual and cal
culating from his appearance what
nerves are weakened. and how long the
individual is going to live with his
habits, and the manner Of death he is
going to die. You will scarcely ever
miss it unles they change their habits
and quit whatever drugs or stimulants
they use or else take osteopathic
treatment One night 1 was at a BAN
quet at the Y NJ. C. A., when a physi-
clan of this city came in. 1t was at a
late hour; he ate a heavy meal The
enlarged prolapsed shape Of the abdo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

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Dmnnm na ~ @@ h
dmsn @
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

This spear points to the great vuA
sciatic nerve. which is well.
See how large it is. 1t goes to
leg and foot, etc.s also gives off nerves t.
bladder and female organs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

This spear points to well nerve; see
how large it is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

All these nerves that are shriveled
by these drugs and stiniulants or anti
toxins and vaccinations let stagnant
blood accumulate in the part they go TO.
This overtaxes the lungs and causes one
third of us to die with consumption, one
fourth with typhoid fever, especially if
you heal these sores up with drugs or cut
off the sore part, and heal this stag
nant blood up in the body. The Osteo-
path frees the nerve and forces the cir
culation. Then there is no stagnant
blood in the body. The sores not needed,
they heal up themselves.
In the blood is the life OF all flesh
Bible. Then get the blood to circulate
by freeing these nerves which surround
every blood vessel and you are well
again No matter what disease. For
We have cured eight thousand and only
lost eight, right here in FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19

Russell Sage and 7. F. Collins both
acted business up to 95 years of age,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-19
Tigers Take the First Game
From Worlds Champions

showed further down in the pennant
race today and Chicago won her fifth
straight game when she defeated the
visitors by heavy and timely hitting.
Scroe:
r. H. e.
chicago .......s......1 IL 10 o
DOSLOu . 10 U
Batteries--white and Sullivan, Kill
Ian and Nunamaker; umpires, Con-
nelly and Egan.
ST. Louis 1, New York 8.
st. Louis, May 1S.--New York stop
ped the winning streak of the home
team today. winning to l in a we'll
played game. Score:
New York ................ s 2
Batteries-Powell and Stephens,
Caldwell and Blair; umpires. Evans
and Mullins.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-19
BASEBALL At
BLUFF TODAY

A game Of baseball between a team
from the battleship Vermont and the
Pensacolas is scheduled for Magnolia
Bluff this afternoon and it is expected
that it will result in a fine exhibition
of ball playing.
The team from the Vermont is said
to be an exceptionally strong one and
navy. The Pensacolas are now in
good shape and will put up a fast
game. inasmuch as the full team will
be in the field.
The game will start promptly at S:45
o'clock.