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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-07-12
/. NJ. SIMMS.
ROBERT L. CHAMBERLIN,
GEO. COSTLEY.

Board of Commissioners, Craig Oklahoma
Attest + County o Oklahoma
lSEAI1
The road petition A E. al
following
proved ow Beginning sections
and 49, Township 10 running Towh
closing the section line of departure
sections Il and B and terminating the latter described point
of Chamberln adjourned
o'clock the sh the Board reconven pursuant adjo
N. Chambeia r. F.
County Cosey The following claims audited
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-07-12

Honorable of County Commissioners Of Craig County Okla
monthly this day July 1872 at o'clock m Present NJ
L. Costey
meetings read and approved
following claims audited to~wit.
Anoun
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-07-12

Amount Am
No For lowe
46
A assigned 5q
26
b 3S
Ledgerwood County 30
Oklahoma
Timber Hill Justice of the
Justice of
making said creek the boundary line North and
adj nntil nex
regular meeting towit: Is Monday
NJ. 4
Attest: r, F. Nix, County Clerk. ~ -
[SEALl 4
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

ooslsunse - psulsA 9 oouoh neonA
- = pe1o1oee oeeou1o = =

\ nak1ns y : ssl1sa ~ 6eUs = =
0ou1goo)o - ~ . 0oGA tuu0Aqoo
= Doeu1eee boeoneo 4 = uDna11y ~
msDsst e1aaDeee 1ee1. l1oweves.
~ sapee1ly = ~ an1nal = n1los4.
- - ~ - su1el ~ 6sn1nsa
\ = pssslb1e y balaase . ne1sa =
pgoosln, ooFeeAyora1e - ~ v1l1
~ ssaeso ~ rsaoAaos v11sA ~
~ We9D1 - - able = etagsno =
hfos sssaoA e1aatit1ss y Deo1ueo
eooeeaAboo aDea1e = MN. q = ~
- ba1anee . raeisa q gsal1 alDos
Which y a1eo unoeg1rahlA
H. sas1oa sheuA - ta1anee1 b
eneunt e reugAaOe al graia - wsll
= h Deetsaa. easbshydsats ~ II
~ amoane q gBaln by wsl0At sAoeA
ssrsay seual ~ aDssat q ~ ro1GA'
- 81 sAssl1 ussally - lsss thas
sas-Aalf. This 49, ~ apDly vhsee
sneh rsagAaOs = sllaes , ~. -
eauee silaoe ceatains 0eso 0e10lure
~ WEIGHS Assvise thaa eshse seaGA-
-.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

h = oooo11sso1 bsetsr ~ . ~ -
~ eole - Clve ~ esw . rese -
tWosa ~ pesie1e q laetaeisa. says
1Doar6's Dalsy0an. vfo0 slg y oloht
veenD y eense18e1 absst sighe ~ .
~ dairy esw. 4 = ~ viss. ~.
osee, = teese . persistent niIhse ~.
Care nnee - tAhsa q tAis -
~ - tAese = 1aa0ss = IL u61ss
bseeoing sahs1 ~ Dse0aDsatly b
j1gel.
Wieh Q eow tAat pssslses b Giviag
Mn - neaths h ~ ysas Il b
veo y deesease ~ ratiea aD1 give
~ neeAing bst 1sy fss1 vAea - =
ulns ~ Q half nsaths alsag b ~
peeio1 e laetatisa-that 4. \ -
has 49, brs1 y ealve - neaehs
ffsn ~ beginaiAg - ~ Dssts1 q
lastatleo. ~ : rule. Il y ~ li0eult
- asy . eew - Y DesOee atts0t1oo
= sivsa q tAis Dseso6.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

u ts1ptasioos and trials a. -.
plexitiss ed weaknesses Which ooDst
thso hers. Therefore ~ 0aooaeh
should - : day ~ apart No. ~
anxistiee and psrplsxitiss. tAos Ne
heart and mind may b free Gos 0oss
ship. and for study Of the vog1 q
God, and for acts Of loving ssrvfeA
Il SHOULD b. day % whte4 III
Christiaas give diiigsncs 70 eotsr"
Into the rest which God has pronissd
70 his people here and bow. tie rest
d perfect trust In God. bassd q soe@-
plsts submission to the viii q God
and full assurance that God WIN care
tor ~ and use 10 and bless - = he
own way. (Sss Heb. Z: f.lll
gntsslns Int Rsst
The writer Of the spistlo 70 the He
brsws calls this rest OF perfect trust
. 0abbatismos u sabbath rsstt, and
says "Lst ~ fear. therefore. let hap
y. . promise being LEFT Of entering
Into his rest. any one Of yos sAonld
seem to have come short q q. he
b not speaking os Heaven: Ter 10
says. I'VE Who have believed - On.
tor into rsst"--not. Ne shall entes. II
follows then that n ws have noe e.
tered into rest, II We have mot leaned
70 live without anxiety o. worry. u
~ have not taken posssssio1 u the
Inheritance q peace guarastse4 % "
b the last will and testament q cur
sldsr brother (John IL: ~. Ne our
faith 10 detective. We have ~ b.
iisvsd IN God sullcisntly 70 NJ Deaes
b. resting in bis love and b his vis.
dom. We have not beloved - 0od
su0cisatly 70 accept he Will ioe - -
The highest possible good. cd 70 b
sure that - b causing all thtngs %
work together Tor good 70 %.
PeessvRNee q Peeee.
Unt1l ~ can have that Assurance.
ws cannot have psacs anA eanaoe 81.
Dsct - - ~ bsst vork - vAieA "
are eapabls.
We cannot have ~ ~ q pessess
lnG - Aeart at leisure fro1 itse1f. %
seetAe anA synpathiss.~ o. q ne
booe uses 70 watch u 0abhaeh can
- pat. thsa. b 70 study 0o1'e proor
lee. and his methods a aeaiing WIN
his people % 81 before ~ n tAe
Bible, and to ssck full communtoa
with God IN prayer. In order that cur
faith may b strengthened. and that
Ne may b able to give the holy splrtt
full possession Of our hearts and put
our lives unhesitatihgly Into Ood's
keeping and under his coatrol.
To waste the sabbath By any frivo-
ious or unworthy use os Ne sacred
hours 10 to sQuandsr ~ Inheritance
that 10 worth more than the Whole Tor.
tune Of . Rockefeller or . CaruegSo.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07
IMPORTANCE or THE sARaEl
ouslasss psst q oalsy csw ohssid
- wen NesNdsd en- lsao-leOo
okousd cusvo o.

Ths basrell b ~ business Dast e ~
eow. hsoce 4 should - veil seun1e1
90 Ioag. TIE Fibs shesA - ~
apert ~ veil spsuAg IT, baeh
sAssll ~ leag anl sligAtly asehiAg.
Ths leag tail b sinply - in1ieatiea
= 3 leag sDlaal eeluna. ~ legs
sAeul1 - eugve1 cut, b ee6ss y give
anD1e seeo IT. ~ s11sr hstwssa.
Thls sAssA - square. veil ~ beAlnl
- extsaAiag well forward. ~ teats
oheal1 nellhee - 10 leg ~ 10
shsst. ~ ~ square - ~ lsas euar.
tsss. The texture = ~ S11se sheul1
~ Me- that q solt gleve. - that
vhon \ y nilhs1 est Il weull ~
lhpes. IT, vhsas tern shsuA -
we1ossAaps1. Ne 80 q tAsss Delnts
taksa alese y . saSs gui1e; tahso
esllestivsly they ase saes y ln1leaes
. - eoW.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

sExeuss -. na'an." sail he fash.
loaable lady's new oook. "but would
- ne1a1. now. U bad this address
Deinto1 - ~ ear6r
"why. not at IN. Brilgst" rsp,isl
the lady. ~0f eourss. II b ususual:
but this b your AoDs now. and II 700
have . card II 10 perfectly proper for
you to use your address On T."
thank -. ma'am." saiA Eria's
brawny daughter. IAN I noticed -
got printed % ysr cards. ma'an. AT
home On Thursdays.' wouldn't Il ~
proper for Ne. na'am. to have printsd
% noine. 'Tueedays orr "-l1eas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

Il y he utmost importance tAas
lea1sss n church a9Aiss sheula -
here RICHLY y higA neral seAn1aed
eoacsrniss ~ Aoasssy al oood euasb
q thelr public actA ~ s1vooaee .
eourss q preese4tng tAat y essential
b lawlsss n NJ attttu1e. y 1lsrenaso
er1inaSy sten1as1o e Aenee ana eouH
teey. - vink q eea1y eneae1al neae
ures = Q eeurse J whSsA - q ~
veei1 nay escues b 80 aneehee, ~
vhlsA tAsy VIII ~ eso1eae y Chslo
slans. Ne are glaA tAee III \ tsuo
% y . teale IT. esstn1n on1nso ~
01UAs Gehsewiee - Dsooo = -wnoolsf
tDet tAsy ase eeo1os1 = .psov16s
th1a0s heaesl = ~ - e q 49,
--oeoee1ol1y = -eAo0 - - ~
- "-Cesose1aa A1veso1A
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07
ossses Ne vhs,,eks.

Indignant Customer (at tslspAoes)
-Whsa are you going to ssaA that
toad q coal you promised - . week
aeof
Abesat.Ain1sA Coal Dsalse-lt's
slated Tor delivery Tomorrow aftss.
600, bslieve. cir.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07
GIVING TESTIMONY IS DUTY
us1sraNes % lts pesfest lsvo
end Icy.

Il 10 . grievous mistake 70 smother
the suggestions Of the heart, % q
lsncs the words Of love which eprlnw
70 the iips. to deny ourselves ana our
kindred the sxpressioa Of a1mirasSon,
sympathy and Affection. Thsy Who
fail to tell their love TO Chriss and
Who withhold from hin the tokens q
allegiance and dsvotioa. szhibit this
fault 10 it, saddsst and suiltiest torn:
they DO their worst towards Qusnch.
ing the subiimsst passioa which can
glow h the human heart asd on
whose pure nams .dspseds the nighs.
lest consequences. Great ana newt.
able. indeed. 10 the revenge q The
wrongsd Instinct. Joseph coasecrated
for Jesus . special tomb: yes Joseph
Win never rank with JoAn vho coo.
tinusa with the master n m te0pta-
tions. Who leaned apoa his breast,
shared bis serrows and stoo1 b his
cross. Nicodemus. % tAougn COO.
scieus that 10 bad serious arrears %
make W. brought . hunArea poua1s'
weight Of spices 10 smbain he saers1
be1y: yst Will never rank WITH Mary.
Who before the whole company broks
the bon Of sptksnafd - tAe hso1 ana
test u Der living. loving Lerd. re
true CAristiaa heart. here aal now.
schss TO voice NJ love az ~. ana
to choke ~ uttsraaes. 70 1say Ne
testimony and ssrvics. b . eueaen
The spirit. o. ct bsst 70 leave . lev
fading SPARKS oe What Ought 70 y 3
eusachlsss are.-asv. willlan L. Wet
kineoa. o. D.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

4 han1y seoel ~ - nale n
mwing a . Doeee q m . toee 81
hale n lsagtA ~ railing - 90 -
q ~ . yesss q beasd iezia This
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

49, ssssEys -. IN 1872
Ssss,s !ssss 49,. ~" - sssss - 1
ssse :" ~ ~ ~,
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~s $3.50, !. -. ~.
~ =. -. - s.ese n
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s1s. V,,s,.E -W I. ~ -.
s..ss ssS
ssss5 :. 1000 -
.-3 sSssX 49, - ~ vceasles
~ M - -. n -,
ss.s 0sss.ss. =, 49,
~ ..sss -
- -. s.s- ~ 49,. -
49, "s - 49, - $500.
s.snsss.~.s ~,
~. s..sss. 4" ~ .ss.I
S s.ss. -, -c-N
-. s..s 49, ~ sv-.ssH,
-s.n 49,. =. ~. ~ -.
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q. ~..ss~. =" .ss.A.s n
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: S.s1s ~ -. ~. 49, -. ~.
~. S....s. Y. ...s...s~
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.s.. 49,.
s ~ . M 1872.
~ s: .S ss. -.s
s. - .s..
~ sS 1 :. 49, 49,. .sS !.
- 49, ~ 49, 49,
1872. 49, ..s ...
~. s-S-s. - = ~
sre.os = M.,.sr - -. n ~ -
~ vv,ei.s ~ 8 NJ n hsahle1
~ :. : rer.isr n, = M ~
1rinn I'm ~ svsv 60 ~. 49,
~, -, -. vssss 1,..k = ~
49, .a,eA - ~ : ,.il,c.i trss.
!. 49,.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

rksss rss6es peeple.
ohopnaa-Ths fresh Asrrinss afe
ssry aics this noenins. m.
LA1y-Er-havs hey roeef
0hopnan-Wsll. Nm. all nsA n
6eArer q this ssason.-PuncA,
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

ooWo an1 0oous
Del1o-lo she nus1ealf
BeulaA-Not . 1T.
Bslla-But hard soosboly ~
shs bad hAA exvsrisace b handing
Q boWf
BsulaA-0A. thsy meant she had
bssa eagassl 70 - Married several
tines"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-07

vAtAsr-N that yosng nan comes
here again. III throw hin out q ~
house.
Daughtss-You'1 better 70 Into
training night away. thsa. papa- Percy
b eeaterrusA q hio college team.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04
the N|CARAGUAN STIR.
ADMIRAL SUTHERLAND THINKS
THERE Is NO DANGER.
Line is Now Restored is Miles Inland.
GunbOat Sent to San Juan.

Washington, Aug. 3O.-Admiral
Sutherland in a message received by
the navy department today reiterated
his original statement that he can con-
,'trol the situation growing out of the
rebellion in Nicaragua with the United
States forces now ashore in that
country and with the marines that
are en- route.
His message was dated at Corinto
at o'clock yesterday afternoon and
stated that Commander Terhune, Of
the gunboat Annapolis, already had
succeeded in opening up the railway
for 15 miles from the coast. He has
with him force Of 500 bluejackets
and marines and, after repairing the
tracks and bridges. he proceeded last
night as far as the important town of
Chinandega, regarded as a rebel out
post,
Commander Terhune has two loco
motives and % cars with him, with
all the facilities and material for
repairing the tracks and bridges as he
goes along.
1t appears that in addition to keep
ing open the cable station at San
Juan del Sur which is the only out
let to the official dispatches from
Managua to COrinto Admiral SUther-
land had another object in dispatch
Ing the Denver to that cable point.
He was informed that a band Of revo-
lutionists had appeared in the viein-
ity and was threatening to capture the
town. With the Denver's guns clear.
"a for action that will now be imocss-
sible.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04

pointed a committee to assist Christie
hehet, the secretary, in tabulating
the vote for the various offices. The
members of the committee appoint
ed were K, b. Caldwell, Chester; w.
+. Stevenson, Cheraw; James B. Park.
Greenwood; w. b. Wilson, Jr.. York.
The following resolution by DR.. T.
IL. Dreher of st. Matthews was ADOPT
! ed by the committee:
Resolved, That a committee of
hve, together with the chairman as
eX officio member, be appointed by
the chairman to revise and reconcile
the constitution of the Democratic
party and TO devise some means of
safeguarding the primary elections
ana report same to a meeting Of the
state executive committee prior to
January /, 1914"
In introducing the resolution DIR.
preher said that unless there was
some restriction, it was only a oues-
ton Of time before the primary sys-
tenn would be abolished. He de-
clared that the politicians of the State
had been afraid to tackle the uues-
tion and that it was time for the
executive committee or some other
body to take action. He thought
that the system had been abused in
many instances. Dr. Dreher asked
for expressions on the question be-
fore II was put to vote. The COM
mitee will be named later by Cllail-
man Evans.
Discussing the question, Mr.. Steven
son said that he favored the resoiu-
ton. He declared he was satisfied
that the result in Chesterfield county
was practically correct, out some
questions as to illegal voting had been
raised in various sections of the
state. lie thought it was the duty of
the executive COMMITTEES to sift the
entire matter and to be suee that the
nomination was clean before the re-
salt was declared. lie said the coun-
ty executive committee should be re-
quired 20 lay all matters before the
cC1mitse. Every club list and poll
ing list where there is any doubt
should be thoroughly investigated,
he said. The county executive COM
mitteeS should be given the proper
instructions as to what is to be ssnt
up for the consideration Of the State
executive. committee, he thought.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04
\ proposition that is Heavily Loaded.
baltimore Sun.

Baltimore Sun.
IL Is both instructive and signifi-
cant To note that the author of the
legislation closing first and second
0iass postofhces on Sunday was
minority leader Mannn. OF the House
one of the most faithful of the Re-
pu"iican standpatters, and close to
'he counseis Of the Administration.
mat the Postofice Department was
IN the secret seems clear from tho
i"S'liaSter Generals statement and
1rcm the admission Of subordinate
officials, that ''the new Sunday r1le
had received the SUPPORT of nostot
eHpioyes. The general public. how
ever was in profound ignorance of
what Was going on until the mine
was sprung.
Inc question arises, why this sud
den solicitude for postal EMPLOYEES on
tie part of the Republican House
leader and Of the department There
Will be Presidential election in
November. Was it found necessary
TO hold postal employees in line for
MI. TAFT by campaign concession ?.
The Postofice Department has been.
IN politics for many years. and Mr..
Hitchcock has the reputation of being
something Of a political manager.
Under the circumstances, is it un-
Just to suspect that politics may have
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04
WHERE LAW Is SUPREME,
Mounted Police System of Medicine.
Hat is Wonderful.


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NC '""iS"eo ior ''
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04
entered into this proposition?

entered into this proposition?
Il politics had anythine 10 do with
a. Il was certainly vely stupid poll
u.s, as both Mr.. Mann and the Post
master General see now. The best
;hing they can do for Mr.. Taft, who
VIII nave TO bear the burden Of their
mistakes as well as his own. is to
Su'fer this provision to sink into in
nocuous desuetude. 1t is heavily
loaded
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04
ONE TAKES AMERICAS SIDE.
Other English Newspapers Oppose
Panama Canal Toll Law.

London, Aug. 3G---The only English
journal thus far to- approve the Pana-
ma Canal Toll Act as recently passed
by tho United. states Corrrass - The
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04
IRREGULARITIES IN KERSHAW.
"he Man who Voted Twice i'm Ker-
shaw May be Indicted on Perjury
Charge.

Camden, Aug. 3O.-T. j. Kirkland
chairman of the Kershaw county
committee, stated today that several
irregularities in the recent primary
mad been reported to him, he has not
looked into all the cases thoroughly
put Will do so. In one instance in
which he investigated a Blease sup
porter had his name on the Pine
creek ana Westville club rolls and
voted at each place, he said. Mr..
Kirkland stated that this man would
likely be indicted for perjury.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04

Eohuoii, aug. op--l ne only EnSliSh
journal thus far to- approve the Pana-
ma Canal Toll Act as recently passed
by tho United. States Corgress ,s The
Nation, a Radical weekly. which IN
It's beading article TO-DAY argues tnat
Toe exemption 10y ,h- Act az American
coaslwise ships from tne payment
OF canal toi!s he., nut ,lDla,-I tne
Hay-Pauncefote treaty
Fair minded people" says The Ma
ton. must recognize that the exempt
ing clause is not new grievance up
on the trade of this or any other
country. 1t characteriZes as "a Sc
rious blunder" Great Britain's protest
against the clause. and adds that mo
American Government could concede
a point involving Incidentally so grave
a disturbance of a deep-roOted policy,
and we do not for moment believe
that any international tribunal would
decide the matter in our favor"
In conclusion The Nation says:
Those journals of Great Britain
and on the Continent, which are ar
raigning with SO much vehemence the
claim of America to q right to remit
fees for her cOasting vessels, are
beating the air. Their case is found
ed upon a complete misapprehension
of the facts of the situation. Though
this misapprehension seems to be
shared by not few leaders Of pub
lie opinion in the United States, this
support evidently is a survival of the
strong feeling aroused against the
quite unjuStifiable claims in the ear
lier draft of the measure"
The Saturday Review concludes a
vituperative article denouncing the
| Act as follows:
| Failing to secure an arrangement
between the great nations injured
Yankee perfidly will compel obser-
vance of treaties by force.
| Then by common agreement the,
should withdraw their ambassadors
from Washington and treat with the
politicians who hold sway there, as
they would with only the kind OF
states such people are fit to govern.
The Spectator says
The real test Of the good faith OF
the United states is yet to come. L
Will come on the question whether
| consent To submit the dispute be-
tween Great Britain and themselves I,
arbitration at The Hague. We refus,
To believe the United States will no
come out on that test with honor
........lt they should refuse tn,
cause of arbitration will he set bacl
half century, and we shall have :.
*dd the United States To the list -
c'untrics i'm whose pubic review
treaties have not their face value. /
ever the nations Of the world though
In this way about their relations Will
tn" United states, it would he tn,
United states herself that would suf
fer most"
II il said that crillc ,vI,, it-.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04

mere We're quite a number of bales
OF new cotton sold on the local mar
ket Friday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-04

avs find fault with the
get for nothing.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22
The Enterprise And
The Street CarnivalS

About ten years Fzgerads business circles were III
slough despon and looking ABOUT LOT every ed'
stimulate the SLUGGISH pulse and when anlvas were new
the novelty great crowds OF people rom he
and surrounding towns of this at the neao OF
of business men, under auspices the first carnival came
to Fitzgerald ~ 80.
We were busy then as been since and did not visit
the little shows or the streets carnival grounds The extent OF
orr nenal nspecon was the Mystic Maze or House OF
Mirrors learned of that carnival through tnoe VINO stue
satisfied that canlvals were unoerao anu
day word has gone into the columns OF ue
defense them Even the County Fair Board without
KNOWLEDGE decided carnival or at least Tue
decent shows add spice to the county M
we never uttered one praise defense OF the carnival but
when the opposition county fair took the form OF hight on mag
mary evil exhibition ndency gambling naturally very prop
erv and indignantly resented Vaccinations of the sptefu spirit that
criticised the Fair management -
Our opposition canvals is like opposition to saloons we
opposed Pine Street but we are not mao
with nv saloon keeper disposed them kindly GER
tnlv with consideration mad with the carnival people
The truth of the matter carnival people, any man
women with carnival but they deserve a treatment
since they have come to the CITY,
under the auspices 1--WE have head) OF secret orue
and by authority 1--WE @ the the signatures Oh
least aldermen anybody IS to blame Tor e
people who invited them 1t Is entirely 100 late 10 ell
protest. manfesy unfair abuse them since they nave
come
We would be glad that Fitzgerald would never see ano
another vaudeville SHOW or anOr Saloon
that 10 I'M TO the cv administration We have elected nine alder
men mayor The Editor OF the Enterprise voted tor some them
and the balance enough without They are responsible
Let's look them for protection against the ugher e a oA d.
the door of every community.
We cannot improve hateful attitude toward the car
already here and generally repued to be as clean as any
that Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22
U. D. c. Benefit.

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. j. f.
Mercer threw open her pretty home
to the u. D. C's and their friends,
the occasion being a benefit for the
purpose of raising funds to enable
the organization to place stone or
cement coping around the graves Of
old confederate soldiers buried il
the cemetery here.
The modest little request for a
donation of Is cents from each guest
was heartily responded to, and quite
a nice little sum was realized. The
DANES of az" end Rock were the
program of entertainment, and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all partici-
patine. During the afternoon de-
liehtful refreshments were served,
and the entire entertainment was a
thoroughly enjoyable one,