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I..aIlnGLNG H0rsEs F0R sALE

:: sI22se sei-iO rooms: rent $40.
=: s490:.iG rcenls transient: very central
S559-sS5o foonls; shskpg-; sunny corner.
e. S6Q6I.iS rooms. apts. clear Sc
.ss,stati-~ai r. ants. and single. cheap rent
'3S1:209. - r.. MODERN : cash; clears 5000.
S5.flefl.&-l0 :. 10 to date apts-' cheap rent.
s. " Chambers Co..
j.: 40 a2th St., Oakland. Oak. %.
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DOMESTIC RELATIONS

The first OF the series OF lectures
on domestic relations from the legal
aspect was given last night by Albert
Elliott at the st. Francis hotel under
the auspices of the New Era league.
The purpose Is to instruct the public
in matters legal. On Monday next
the subject of the address will be
Property Rights OF Husband and
Wife" Tickets may be secured al the
league headquarters. room SIS, St.
Francis hotel
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Financial Summary

(From T. G. Wilson & Co.'s private w1rel
American stocks In London irregular, &c
higher TO sc lower.
Interbcro Rapid Transit earned 1876 per cent
net corporate income, against is per cent last
year. Gross income, 81. PSI. 600.
New York Central sells 50 900, 600 one year
notes to J. p Morgan & Co.
Senate resumes tariff hearing at m,
and will vote measure at D. m. today.
Further senate committee hearings on cur
rency measure prepared % September 10 may
60 before house today.
Republicans win Maine congressional cleo
tion.
Massachusetts public service COMMITTEES hear
ing on New Haven's proposed issue Of $751;
o52. 400 convertible bonds today.
Howard Elliott unwilling 10 discuss reported
antitrust law
Boston and Maine orders l 900 freight cars.
New York Air Brake company purchases
$500 tons foundry iron.
Average price OF IL fudustria1s decline .Oi.
TMentY active railroads daclinA .22
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BRooMHAIL's GABLE REPORTS

lFropl ]. Q. Wilson Co.'S private wire
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 9.-Wheat steadisr
American cables and fewer American offers
caused shorts to cover at the opening and
values were A0A higher. Following the open
Ing there was further advance OF Is as in.
nuenced by strength In corn and an improved
cargo demand.
Weather in the United Kingdom is favorable
The liberal increase, IN the visible supply
here and the increasing Russian offers served
to check the advance
k@ss higher than yesterday
Corn opened with shorts covering and prices
u higher and further advanced with an add
tional gain Of II 4A.
The steady American cables, hrmness IN
Buenos Aires and belief in a bullish Amer
lean government crop report caused the ad-
vance. The advance was checked by smaller
inquiry for plate parcels and the advance and
easier spot market.
The visible supply Of wheat. in Europe this
week amounts to 6S. 9ee. 600 bushels. in
crease of 2, $50, ,Ooo bushels for the week Last
year there was increase Of 6.500, coo bush
els when the total amounted 10 69,l00,000
bushels.
Buenos Aires wheat closed unchanged. Corn
erm, * 91h higher than the opening.
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Congress Discards
Court of Commerce

WASHINGTON, Sept s.-By vote
OF IS to 1S1 the house today not only
decreed the abolition of the commerce
court but adopted the Bartlett amend
ment to the urgent deficiency bill
legislating the judges of that court
out of office.
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GRIEF MAKES HIM
LEAP FROM BRIDGE

BROOKLYN, Sept. e.-The death of
May Cummings. his 2 year old cou-
sin. to whom he was passionately de-
voted, was too much for Peter Kelly
of Brooklyn. and he tried to end his
life by jumping from the Brooklyn
bridge. He was picked up uncon-
scious by boatmen. He will recover.
Kelly is conductor.
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WEDDING DINNER SATURDAY

Before leaving for Honolulu on
their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Granfield will give a wedding dinner
Saturday evening at the ST, Francis
hotel. Mrs. Granfield is the daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. l. N. I1azarus OF 1885
Golden Gate avenue. and the marriage
took place In San Rafael last Thurs
day. After their return they will re-
side at 17s7 Pacific avenue.
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LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

YOKoHAMA-Arrived prior to Sept. 81
stmr Seattle Maru, from Puget sound.
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RECREATION BOYS IN CAMP

Forty-five boys camped Saturday
night at the boys outdoor recreation
camp. recently established at Nine
teenth avenue and Wawona street by
the boys section of the Recreation
league through the courtesy of Mrs.
C. A Hawkins, owner of the property
Twenty five of the campers were from
the Columbia Park Boys club and 20
were from the Hamilton playground.
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/: GOYERNMENT LANDS

.HOSi Jest ESDS southern; Oregon; fine farming
..ls1ss neat railroad under construction; plenty
- OF water: pay t5snspor tation and fees; act
promptly Farm s. Home Co. 5GS Pacine bid
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German Imperial
Aviator Is Killed

BERLIN. Sept. s.-Aviator Ringer
OF the imperial army was killed at
the JohRnnisthal aerodrome today.
when his machine collapsed while 900
feet In the air. This brings the total
of aviation fatalities up to 323.
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&c. WILSON & co.
MEMBERS

MEMBERS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW xORh COTTON EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD Oh TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGES
SAN FRANCISCO
MAN OFFICE:
Mills Building. San Franchises
BRANCH OEtTCES--I4os Angeles,
San Diego, Coronado Beach, Portland,
OKe.y Seattle. Wnsh.; Vancouver, ID. g
Private Wire. Chicago New York
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woRIDs WHEAT STOCKS

(From ]. c. Wilson Co.'S private wire p
CHICAGO Sept. 9.-rhe Daily Trade bul
letin gives worlds wheat stocks September
as 164 T6z 600 bushels. increase in AuguE
Of IL. .O54, 600. Last year stocks were 132. .Ss58
600 bushels increase in August Of 3.37S.00oN
American stocks are 81. .e04, 900 bushels, an In
crease for the month OF 9.1S4, ,oo0
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Local Exchanges
Observe Holiday;
So No Quotations

IN ECAUSE of the observance
of Admission day there will
be no sessions today of the
San Francisco Stock and Bond
exchange, nor of the San Fran
cisco Stock exchange. Conse-
quently there will be no quota
ffons on local securities or un-
listed securities, nor ON local
mining or oil stocks. The banks
and clearing house also are
closed.
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TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES

TRURKS--Eecond hand and storage trunks OF
the leading makes for sale cheap. LEWIS
TRUNK FACTORY. 707 Mission5 Doug. sio2.
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AUTO LUNCHEON
AT PALACE HOTEL

A meeting and luncheon devoted to
the automobile manufacturers OF
California will be held Thursday in
place of the regular luncheon of the
Home Industry league at the Palace
hotel. Charles B. Lewis of the Lewis
Motor Truck company and e. T.
Hewett of the Hewett-Ludiow COM
pany will be speakers.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET

(From J. G. Wilson & Co.'S private wirel
LONDON. Sept. 9.-Irregnlar, with mrs..
crate price changes Copper stocks continue
to hold most interest and the market for the
metal is In strong position. but a short
athlnS spell may be taken before prices
advance
The general market is waiting for today's
crop report, but stocks have been sold on
expectation OF a very bad condition, and
unless figures are lower than generally eNe
pected 1t has been fairly well discounted.
Noon-Oopper weak: spot fT3 15s. OF Fl -
Cd; futures, f73 los, of SIS. Lead. f20 rs ca
unchanged.
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JEWISH NEW YEAR SERVICE

Services In celebration OF the Jew
isll new year, Rosh Hoshnana, and
day OF atonement Yon Kippur. will
be held In Golden Gate Commandery
hall by Cantor Mr.. Freed. who re-
Gently arrived here, under charge OF
the Hungarian Religious society.
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RocKHuRsT MEETINGS

The religious meetings at Rock
hurst center, $50 McAllister street,
are being well attended and Will con-
tinue each night. excepting Saturdays
and Sundays. Rev. Warren c. Sher-
man leads the meetings.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK. Sept. o.-CofTee easy: options
opened slightly lower. Rio No. the spot
9h 49Ac.
Sugar-Raw, steady; centrifugal, firm; mos
covado 3. 26c; molasscs sugar. 3.01c bid; re
fned. quiet; hne granulsted. 4.6044.S0c cut
loaf. $500 bid: crushed, 5.5cc bid: mold A
bi5c bid cubes, 4S5MA0Oe.
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LIVELY HOG MARKET

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Eastern shippers made
somewhat pyrotechnical hog market today
Choice light stuff at $3.50 was SC above the
low spot market a week ago, and only 20c
under the high spot market OF the year. Quot
ably 1t was 10c higher deal. Eleven mar
year ago
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
CONTINUED


s.. .b0s-Attractive : room cement house in Oak
Vale. Claremont; hardwood floors, fur
- mace. Ruud heater; sleeping porchss; the
% interior finish Of this house will compare
.sswith that Of house double the cost
65q55o-S room house; blocks north Of uni
p .verSirv grounds; lot 50x125; faces south
- 'sfurnace. garage sleeping porch. large ce-
-. ulfst basement = bargain for cash;
=. = =: worth 81, 500.
= g. 80 0-s:Douole. frontage lot IN Claremont; one
: block. TO Key Route: unobstructed view F;
:; best bury IN Claremant. worth s., 600.
- i55s0-..SQbhy new rocm bungalow; Alcatraz
=: az near Shattuek: hardwood floors; sew
.; - ersl new features which you should see {;
..'.s = avn and flowers 10 front and back yard !;
-. .:.easS' TERMS a pickup.
!: ". J. MORTIMER & CO.,
H. Shattuck Hotel bldg,
Thaae sBerk 3IoG Berkeley.
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Nrw YosK COTTON aEor1prs

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Recelpts OF cotton at
the ports for the day estimated at 10000 bales,
against u. 4s2 last week and 80. 4Si last year.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9.-Futures opened frn.
Spot cotton fair demand: prices nrm; sales estl-
mated at $4,000
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UNION ELECTS DELEGATES

Joseph Trumpower and Daniel
Dougherty have been elected to rep
resent the Material Teamsters' union
at the session of the State Federation
of Labor. to be held In Fresno next
month
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MRS. COFFIN TO SPEAK

Mrs. Lillian Harris Coffin Will adj
dress members of the Bryant school
Mothers club Thursday afternoon at
2.30 O'Clock at the school.
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California San Diego bay entrance-0utside
bar gas buoy. 3 SD, adjusted and relighted
September 7, now shows It's proper character
istic Light 10 seconds; eclipse, 10 seconds
g. & G. S. Charts 51os. 500. Light List Pa
cific Coast. 1912 page 10. No. 2. Buoy Last,
Pacific Coast, 1911. page 8. Coast Pilot, Pacinc
Coast. 1000, page A.
California San Francisco harbor approaches
Inside bar gas and whistiing buoy, A. re-
ported extinguished September 5, Will be re-
Charts 5532. $780, $780, 5000. $500. Light
List. Pacific Coast, 1912, page Il. No. 2SA.
Buoy List. Pacific Coast. 1911, page IA. Coast
pilot. Pacific Coast, 1909. page Ie.
By direction OF the commissioners OF light
houses H. w. RHODES, Inspector.
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nurcAcn cnAIr npENrNG

CHIOAGO, Sept 9.-Grain opening: Wheat--
September, ss14c; December, 91A @01s4c; May,
e0&c. Corn-September TTGI6Bc; December
T3L QT4Mc; May, I4% @T6Mc. osts-Sep-
teu,ber. A3Nc: December. As y I45hc. Lard
September. s11.40; October. s11-45; January.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED

The board of directors of the Pacific Hard
ware and Steel company has declared the rSgu-
preferred stock Of the corporation, payable at
once.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

DUE AT THIS PORT
Tuesday September o.
From Norfolk stInr Damsrs.
From Eureka, stmr r. A. Kilburn.
From Los Angeles, stfnr Hanalei.
From Antwerp. stmr Huntsman.
From Willapa Harhor, stmr Daisy Freems q
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Merced.
Wednesday. September TO-
From Salina Cruz, stmr Georgian.
From Honolulu, stmr Luriine.
From Puget sound stnr Isthmian.
From Grays Harbor, stmr ]. b. Stetson.
From Portland and Astoria, stmr William
,tte.
From Portland, stmr Canine.
From Fort Bragg, stmr Arctic.
From Los Angeles direct, stmr Harvard.
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pROPOSALS and RInS

PROPOSALS FOR sHoEs-Depot Quarter
masters office, 1ose North Point st, San
Francisco. Cal. August IL, 1913 Sealed pro
posals in triplicate. viii be received here un-
til 10 o'clock a. m, September 10. 1918. for
furnishing 200. 900 pairs russet shoes ct either
the Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Chicago,
ST. Louis San Francisco Depots Of the Quar-
termaster's Corps. Informs ton on application
JN0. T. KNIGHT, Depot Quartermaster.
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MONEY no LoAN-Real Estate

AAAA-wILL LOAN ANY AMOUNT at lowest
interest ca first. second and fhird mortgages
estates In probate. undivided interest; deal
directly with lender. no delay r. Nc
COLGAS, 502-e0s Call bl1g.s cor, Sd and
Market; phone Douglas 1855. The Oldest
established and leading financial agsnaS on
the Pacific coast
LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS, 6. 6ii or 7
per cent. dat inKtallment Call or write
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RAR SILVER NOMINAI.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9-Commercial bar silver
nominal. Mexican dollars, acc.
LONDON. Sept. e.--Bar silver, n 9rf6d, IN
changed.
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--77'7777777'77'
FLORISTS


PARK FLORAL. 14S7 Haight ST.; phone Park
886-Cut flowers. pits. etc. r.. Groves, prop.
sHTBEIEY-MANN CO., the leading fiorists.
1900 Suffer; Fkn. 2o94. Frank shfbeIey. mgr.
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cuIoAGo GRAIN CONTRACTS

(By J. C. Wilson & COS private wirel
CHICAGO. Sept 9.-Cootract stocks in Chi
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MAR1N C0TNTY RFAL ESTATE
TORRANCE

CALIFORNIA; MODERN INDUSTRIAL CITY.
located on steam and electric railroads be-
tween Los Angeles and its hsrbor. For IN
Form ation relative to business opportunities.
: real estate investments and factory sites
write KARL BREHNE. 1oS1-37 Pheisn build
tag; phone sutter 1929.
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HOMES. ranches. acreage; exchange; price LIST
e WILSON BROS. Santa Cruz. Cal
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DEATHS

DEATHS
MORSE-In Oakland. Cal. September s. 1913
Mrs Mary Ann Morse, widow OF the late
William W. Morse of Bolinas, and mother
OF william ". Morse OF Berkeley, CAL, a
native OF England. aged 66 years.
Services at the parlors OF the James Tay-
Tor company. northeast corner OF Fifteenth
and Jefferson streets. Oakland. Wednesday,
September 10. 1913. Mt 10 o'clock a. N.
Services private.
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Weather Report

United states department OF agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco Sept. 8.
RAINFALL DATA
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Palmetto Troops
Halted by BleaGe

Columbia, S. c., January 90
After all arrangements had been
made by a battalion of South
Carolina troops to attend the in
auguration of Gov. Wilson comes
the statement from Gov. Blease
that he will not permit them to
leave the state. He assigns sew
eral reasons, one Of them being
that he, as commander-in-chief.
had not received an invitation.
and that he will not let them go
unless an invitation is extended.
AS no formal invitations have
been extended, it is not likely
that the South Carolinians will
participate in the ceremonies.
The troops have paid in advance
for their quarters they intended
to occupy.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Bit Off Own Tongue
In Auto Accident

Atlanta, Ga, January 20. The
most skilled surgeons of Atlanta
are consulting this morning over
whether it will be possible to
graft a new tongue on w. Jones,
the club manager, who bit his
own tongue off in an automobile
accident last night.
An effort has been made to sew
back the mans own tongue, which
was hanging by a slender shred
of flesh, as he had bitten it clear
through, but the chances that
this operation will be successful
are very precarious.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Little Miss Brown"
At the Grand

Fitzgerald societyS was out in
full force to see Miss Ida St. Leon
and her splendid company in
Little Miss Brown" and if the
play did not come up to eXpeeta-
tons and more, simply too much
was expected. From the rise of
the curtain in the firstRact to the
finale Of the play, every moment
was One of action and pleasant
surprises. fully enjoyed and ap-
preciated by the intelligent au-
dience that greeted gthe players.
The stage settingsswere perfect
and the large and commodious
stage of the local opera house
proved adequate to the needs Of
the largest attractions on the
road, and the large audience
should encourage the best attrac-
tons to place Fitzgerald among
the desirable cities to play ia
Georgia.
Messrs. Kicker & Miller are to
be congratulated upon the per-
Torrance and their enterprise in
securing such high-class attrac-
tons.
The next attraction is C0burn's
Minstrels.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Petition

D. p. Adams, Trustee in Bank
rupty for Booker and Britt V.
w. G. Britt and Mrs. Il. D.
White.
Equitable Petition for the Purpose
of cancelling deed from W. G.
Britt to said Mrs. White. Ben
Hill Superior Court.
w. G. Britt and Mrs. r. d. White
returnabIe to the April Term,
1918.
To The Defendant, Mrs. K. D.
White:
You are hereby required to be
and appear at the next term of the
Superior Court of said county to
be held in and for said county on
the first Monday in April, 1918,
to answer the complaint as styled
above, or in default thereof the
court will proceed as to justice
shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable Walter
F. George, Judge of said court.
This December IA 1912.
d. <. Jackson,
Dept. Clerk.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Man Who Resembled
"Uncle SAM is Dead

Windsor, Conn. Jan. 20. Col.
Ellsworth N. Phelps, who bore
such a remarkable resemblance
to the caricatures Of Uncle Sam,
that he was widely known. died
at his home here yesterday. He
was over six feet tall and as
straight as a ramrod. His re-
semblance to the national proto-
type was so striking that he
blocked traffic on Pennsylvania
avenue when he first visited
Washington.
He was a veteran of the civil
war, and rode with Sheridan in
the Shenandoah Valley on that 20
mile ride from Winchester. He
was " years old. and died in the
same house where he was born.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Sheriff Fountain After The Migrants

The deputies Mr. Fountain have received Instructions from
the Sheriff vigorous effort aba agrancy in the city and
the officers have already of arrests the past few days
This confined solely to the negro oter out as
Mr. Fountain will the white men without
visible means support Several knights of the screen Cloth VIII
he ven the tin that their presence conabe the sheriff and
other good citizens themselves trouble and the county
by vacang boarding places The Sheriff means to get
rid very and has the support of the law
abiding citizens of the county behind him.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Inaugural Ball Called OF.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 20
There will be no ball in connee-
ton with the ceremonies of inaug-
urating President-elect Wilson.
The committee in charge so Off
cially decided today and was in
formed by telephone from Tren-
ton that should a public reception
be planned in its stead Mrs. Will
son and the daughters of the
president-elect should not be ex-
pected to attend.
It was decided to leave the re-
ception feature to congress.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Postal Savings Banks.

With December 1872 United States postal savings system
completed its second year. Offices estimated deposits
of depostors More than 1900 banks
have designated deposares postal savings funds and
per cent deposits per of which the deposiors
the savings onehaf Of is used to
meet which expected become not
only supporting profit to the government
the Postmaster General announced that
made upon the fourth application deosors
in the postal savings 04980 which 25
than the July l. 1912 Deposors in Ohio
made the largest aggregate application $194, 44O.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22

Replies coming from the children in Coffee, Laurens and
Applng counties to Parce Post Contest pointers
to our merchants of the Parcel Post to them
thew encourage it's and keep themselves before
buying public 1t we'll known that the women 90 oo
per cent family buying it is to them the merchant
must appeal cheapest through the columns OF
the local paper Enterprise graed at the success OF
our Parcel Contest demonstrating to the deslrao
of the Paper advertising medium for least the 1st and End
ZONE The policy of the not to adj
yese any makes this Paper valuable to the select
advertisers using columns.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-01-22
Ordinance No. $50.

appropriate certain for the OF
meeting ordinary extraordinary expenses the City of F
gerald for the 1913
ordained by the Mayor and City Council of the
City Fitzgerald that there hereby appropriated out of the
the City of Fitzgerald for the ending December 3s 1913
the following for the following purposes to-wiE
Salaries ........$ 100000. Observation-Disclosures.
Police s 5000 90 Observation-Disclosures.
Street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40, 10000 Observation-Disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures 100000. Observation-Disclosures.
Cemetary ...........$ 100000 Observation-Disclosures.
sanitary 100000
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to occupy

Mrs. Ben Reid and children
went to Douglas Yesterday after
noon for a visit of several DAYS
with relatives.
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MULES AND HORSES FOR
SALE-Ws have good stock,
large and medium Tennessee
Males On hand at all times
Also ssnae good horses. ]. P.
hcara & Sons, CordeIe, Ga.
1-oaW4W
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-05-29
FAYETTE COUNTY CLERK
Refused To Put WOman'S Name
On Ballot For Primary.

Lexington, KY, May 26.-County
Clerk Theo Lewis Thursday officially
refused to admit TO record the petit
tion of Mrs. Nanette Mcdowell Bull
lock. asking THAI her name be piac, j
on the ballot at the August primary
as candidate for the Republican
nomination for County School Sup
eriDtendent. The petition was signed
largely by women and, as there is
said to be a doubt whether women
can vote for County School Superin-
tsndent. and whether therefore a
petition signed By women can be
placed upon the PRIMARY ballot
Jerk Lewis decided 10 let The courts
pass on the question.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-05-29
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Is In Session Today and Will
Continue Up To Saturday
Afternoon.

The City Board of Equalization
will meet this morning and continue
in session up to Saturday afternoon.
wnen their duties will have ended.
In going over the books Of City As
SCISSOR Schmidt when they found that
that officer had not raised the rate
of valuation where he should have
done so they made the raise and sen,
out notices to the property owners.
Where the valuation was found to
be excessive they lowered the vslua-
ton. They are in session now to
hear the complaint of those who feel
themselves aggrieved by the vaIua
ion put upon their property for
taxation. Go and get your reduc-
lion before they adjourn and don't
Rick after it is too late