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1 offer my residence property en-
east second street for sale cheap If
taken at once.
F. j.. Weber stiff
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09

When the ansee would undertake enforce payment the sheriff
would advertise and sell the usual and the proceeds would
applied first to the Of the cost of advertising and sa
to the traneree of the f. fa the principal with
added to date of payment then the any,
would the person entitled it, the of the land
against whom the execution issued holding y
from him. There nothing needed for you do uthorze
of taxes the law aresdy fully
vides for them.
Under the provisions of Sections 78 179 and 1850 of the pres
Cd the Board of Commissioners authorized purchase and
hold their official capacity real property offered for sale under
fas but this subject the limitation that they
only bid such when other bids do the
of f. a and and the Commissioners only bid the
such and and when thus purchased them they
auth zed draw their the County Treasurer
the officers the f. ia and eecting
the sales Owners of the property thus sold have the right
redemption other of such sales and properly
redeemed within the limited dispose
of by sale the highest bidder This law gives
will be from this brief
loss occurring of the property subject lien
f. ia failing bring enough sale pay the
would advisable for avail themselves
of this right, if they not already accustomed do
We believe this the matters inquired about but will be
glad to give any further information desired.
Respectfully,
HaVgood & Cults 80
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
Wants Cheaper Books
For Georgia Schools

Atlanta, April &c. R. Nc
Crory, who returns to the house
of representatives this summer
from the county Of Schley, wants
all the Georgia schools to use only
books that are printed in Georgia
and will introduce a bill with such
a provision.
Mr.. McCrory would place the
preparation of books in the hands
of the state school superinten-
dent. He believes that Georgia
could furnish authors and COM
pliers for all books needed.
There is another feature con-
nected with this bill that Mr..
McCrory insists will appeal to
the legislators, and that is, all
books in the state will be uni
form, so if one moves from one
place to another it will not be
necessary to buy new books.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
Ben Hill Superior Court
Cases Disposed OF To Date

Lottie Arnold VS.. Ed Arnold
Divorce Granted.
c. 7. Cooper VS.. Katie Irene
Cooper-Divorce granted.
Carrie Sumter VS.. T. r. Sumter
Divorce granted.
Lena kirkpatrick VS.. Jas. Aus
tin kirkpatrick Divorce granted.
Jesse Morgan Chain VS.. G. w.
Chafin Divorce granted.
Marcus Luke sr. VS.. Mrs.
Amelia Luke-Divorce granted.
The PauIk Company VS.. w. B.
Youmans-Ve Verdict for Plaintiff.
j. 6. Harris ct al VS.. j. q.
Knapp, Mayor ct al, suit for re-
covery ofattorneys f. Alistrial..
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County Attorneys Advise Commissioners.
Authority In Commissioners To Purchase
LEADER-ENTERPRISE FULLY SUSTAINED

proposition by the Enterprise the board of county
this year well last which would have saved Inc
Taxpayers Hill of delinquent taxes
for the 1911 and 1912 but which turned majority
the board fully sustained by the written opinion of the Attorneys
the Board The the board of these right
fully belonging paid the county bordering
criminal negligence RECALL elective
officer who has himself incapable of filling the Office which
elected people the county entirely without
remedy the should prove lesson the to elect
from prejudice and Intellectually qualified to
fill the Office for which they should be borne in mind that the
the payment of his taxes but
paying them into the and tor pubc uses ne
will pay them purchaser the sale who in most
profit his investment The County is
taxpayer nothing If the county buys in the property
taxes does city the law authorizes there be
and the delinquent the opportunity to
his property the law provides Commissioner Warren has
always favored the purchase
April A. 1913.
The Hon. of Roads and Revenues of Ben Hill County
Fitzgerald, Georgia.
Gentlemen:
communication made your handed and
asked understand opinion the legality
method which sell tax fa and thus quick
realize funds due the and thus by having the holder OF
fas interested greater certainty to the proceedings necessary
had and also avoid the losses
resulting the failure realize from sales sufficient
to the fas and reply the follow
ing:
authorizing County Commissioners sell tax
authorizing the Commissioners to sell such
such property within certain limitations or condons and
providing the transfer executions by the
laws that the author of the commun
Board doubtless had in mind will call atteLton
these laws.
the present Code when other
against h has issued shall such
officer duty enforce the SHALL request
paying such IT, IA and the H. "a and
general execution docket and when
shall have the right of enforcement
all pore which it was originally entitled
bear interest cent annum In order to be
entitled full DUE including costs must be
paid the Shers for collection being fifty cents to one hun
hundred
Having pore favor of the transeee that the
and County adhrefo being superior to all other liens
based against real estate, would present the
absolutely safe and
ntmated in the communication shown u.s.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09

will rejoice in the News coming from WASH
gton for which they have so peentY WORKED
in the past full recognition by the democratic majority
the WAYS and Means the House Congress and
ali of their List appears the proposed bY Chalr
To fully appreciate the national worth OF this Man,
we'll entire fortune of Mr. Underwood con-
m of Holdings lands and furnaces and that in putting
products the free list Mr. Underwood has set me
highest example of patriotism
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
The District Convention of The Woman's Club

with great deal of pleasure that the citizens OF fitzgerald
eted the annual of the M district WomanS club assem-
The when womans activity confined to sew
though pleasantly remembered and cherished by the older
womans sphere OF influence through intellectual Co
operation and those from different sections all for
public being the beement of the conditions mater
ial moral and spiritual all the world.
The pioneers the movement have long since smoothed the pa
and the noticeable Improvements city, town and country that
may well be traced the influence of these organizations en-
believe great things from the same
We welcome the active cooperation of these clubs in our
affairs
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
Another Of The Peoples Party Demands

SO States required number have voted adopt the Cnstu
tona amendment making elective by the direct vote
of the People the adopted amendment elections for Senator
will be held Brstow Amendment severely fought
through the supervision of elections Congress
will pass the necessary resolution make the amendment Immediately
Georg Legislature refused adopt the Amendment at
its last session.
The resolution Congress the right determine the
time and methods holding and the qualifications of
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-09
Hogs For Sale

have 80 head of nice hogs in
good, healthy thriving condition
for sale. Six of them are
thoroughbred Poland Chin a
and fine as can be.
19-tf D. L. MARTIN.
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LOST-One imitation leather
Pocket Ledger, containing ac-
counts. Finder please return
to G. L. Taylor or leave at
Leader-Enterprise. 43-1tp
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIZES

The school board of District No. !
perfected an organization ut II meet
iax held last night. John F. Shcr-
man was elected president. Il. s.
Gregory. vice president; l.. FrcudcE-
thai. secretary. and ". q. Plestcd.
treasurer. The session was taken up
almost entirely with formal matters.
the three new directors making them
selves acquainted with ih. work o!
the board.
Prof. J. \. Dopp. who Is the assist
ant principal Of III" high school. wa
granted "a leave Of nhscncc for on,
year and Prof. \. ~. Minion. head of
the science department. WIS elected
to succeed him. DOaaid Wade WAS
named director OF high school aih!ci-
les. these duties to be- In addition Ia
his duties rs secretary to supcrln-
t.n'lcnt !, Il. Morgan.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
BURGLAR
WOUNDED, N JAIL

Vivian Sanchez. who 10 believed ia
b. the man who early sunday morn.
Ing attempted to force an entrance ia
the store Ut Thomas Cook At II Moro
was arrested this morning ~ Hoehnc
BY Sheriff Orisham and Deputy Shcr
1T I'd Mccartney. The fact that
Sanchez had = bullet wound In ono
hand led to his arreat eas Cook claim.
he shot the man whose hand he sa~
In the act Of opcnins 4 door. San
Clsex had come IN = physician ai
Hoehne to have the wound treated
He was tAksa 70 the hospital her.
snd Il 10 thought that the hand ma.
hsvc to be amputatcd.
Cook sleeps In the rear Of the store
and carly sunday morning hear,
some one trying to enter the store
Arising he saw a mans hand inside
fumblinE with latch on the door.
Cook fired revolver. woundins the
would-bc burglar in the hand.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
ARRANGE FOR
DEDICATION OF
CARSON MONUMENT

Plans for the dcdicatI lon OF the Kit
Carson monument and the formal nc-
ceptance Of the city's park were dis
hall last nixht nj which were present
Representatives Of the different pa
iriotic organizations invited 10 take
part. the mayor and the members Of
the dedication committee. \ tcni.,.
tive program Of the exercises for May
10 wAs submitted and IL was decided
to hold . meeting on May 9, To ar
range all details.
A. this meeting Mayor Dunlavy
was present and gav" a number
valuable suggestions. ". Il. Lewis
was also present. The q. a. u. WI.
represented by \. T.. Hicks. Joh,
conkie. J. e. baldwin and u. D.
rinch. The ". Il. e. was represent.
I'd by Mrs. \. l.. stone. Mrs. Edna
Hummes and Mrs J. II. ENGLISH
Tho local camp u. 5. ". V. was rep.
resented BY Comma ni-r ". u. War.
rem and u. ~. Raixion. The early
Settlers association by Mrs. West. :;
representative. Of the local rhapic,
Of u. \. X. aud Of the sopris patrol
Of hoy Scouts were also present.
On Memorial day the l.ukcmau
statue Of Kit Carson Will bc unveiled
the ordnance pieces formally acccp.'
ed and the park itself formally dedi
Gated. The school children Of tn.
city wul take part aud Governor u
~. Ammons may accept an invita-
tIon TO deliver an sddreas. =. ". In
l3ask has been selected by the earl,
A~iil~rs to make sn address.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
DR.. ooTT1HB HoNoRfD

Or. David u. Go,,lieb. tho vel
knoNn local dentist. has been hon.
osed In the profession In Colorado b,
being selected by I.cc :. Smith ant
sons. of Piti.burx. to dcmon.,rat,
10 the clinic NJ the annual mecting
Of the state Dental society ., Mani
aou. Colo. on June 1921. the 0aud~
,rif-stln,ir' Itctirx apparatus. Nhiss
has made painless dentistry u prac.
teal :.aliiy. DR.. Go,,;i"b II ir: cn'
dentist In Colorado to be selected IL
demons,ra'- this apparatus to III.
profession. Ne has the apparatus IN
his office.
The apparatus. u simple device "i
tube connected IN L Sas bsy. permit,
the patient In ,hc dentists chair u
administer to himself or herself nj.
trous oxide or oxyx Zen. The patles'
by applying the nose piece to the
nasal orrrn brcuihcs in as much "a
A. he wishes. thus making the smaile.
operations practically painless. The
apparatus is not at present In use IN
Colorado. In order that the dcnta!
profession may be advised OF the us-
aad value Of the apparatus the maker
has selected Or. Go,tiicb of this city
to demonstrate II at the meeting.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
srrr TO RrroRrAroRY

Roas Massey. whose trial was Sc
for this morning in the district court
entered = plea OF guilty to the charge
Of burglary and was sentenced to th'
state eformatory at Bucna Vista fol
an Indefinite term not to exceed ter
ayers.
MaSseQ one night last week entered
the Catholic church by smashing >
window on the Convent street side
He was observed in the building b,
Father Lonerean. who called Officer
Caskey and placed him under arrest,
Massey was caught hiding under !
pew.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
PERSONALS


George An,0s left this morning for
Pueblo On = few days business trip
NJ. J. Ferguson OF Tabasc0 was In
the city yesterday on days business
"trip.
Elmer Il. Stdley. a prominent OF
Ration. IL in the city to-day attending
to legal business. srv
Claude PETER returned to Berwind
this morning after spending last ey-
ening in Trinidad.
Lawrence Els0n returned to TIA
basco this afternoon after II short
business trip In this city. ~,
Mrs. b. W. Snodsra@ Of Berwind
was In the city yaRterday shopping
aud visiting with friends.
Earl Elson returned to the Sun
flower valley this afternoon after /.
short business trip In Trinidad.
DR.. and Mrs. Drisdsle OF Gray
Creek wer In the city yesterday on a
short business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs and son re.
turned to 10 Pryor this afternoon sf-
tor u short shopping aud business trip
In Trinidad.
Bertram Beshoar left last nI9ht for
Chicago where he expects TO locate.
Mr. Beshosr will practice his profess
sion ns attorney In Chicago.
Mixs Mabel I3owldsn and Mrs. {.
". McNally left this morning for
Colorado Springs where they will
spend the next six weeks On 4 pleas
ure trip. .r-...ef
Allan French general ~ ."s inten-
,ieni Of the 81. Louis. Rocky Noun
tain and Pacific railroad Of Ration.
WAS In the city last evening on II
short business trip.
william Kerr OF the Matador Cat.
tie Company returned this morning
from Mursio. aad other places In Tex
Us. where he spent week lookin.
after the Matador interexts.
Edgar Houston Of Topeka. Kas..
son of Mrs. ~. j. Houston. of this
city. pass~a through Trinidad ihi
morning on his way TO Las Vegas on
u short business trip In the in,crcs,
of the Santa Fc.
John K. Smiley. tn. Main street
photographer. aad wife. have ar.
rived In the city after spending sever
al wecks In Missouri on their honey.
moon. Mr. and Mrs. smiiey wcr,
married In Warrcnsburs. No.. the
:ist Of April.
Mrs. J. II. Lynch Of Denver. sistcs
Of Tom Dollssd. or this city. left fo'
her home this afternoon after 4
weeks visit In Trinidad. Mrs. Lynch
made her home In this city \ number
Of yrarx ago and hax a large circle oI
friends here with whom shc has b~eu
vtsiiinx.
Mrs. Alfred Hrowu ter this after.
noon from her hone In ~ Angeles
California. after n n,ou:h'x visit Il
Trinidad. Mrs. brown made. he,
homs In Trinidsd until = srsr as<
and hss hcen II the cis- lcssxiuR af
ter her intrrc~ts In thia t'n aat
vlsitlng With friends.
Miss Carrie HarburK l~f, thI,
mot Ming for her home Ia Cleveland
New Mexico. after spending the win
ter In Trinidad stiendin9 school al
st. Jcsrph's Academy. Miss Hasburs
will spend the summer months Ia
New Mexico. returning 10 Trinidad is
continue her studies ID tho fall.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
BEE THESE PATTERNS:
A TREAT FOR YOUR EYES

Probably the largest d,yi lay q!
woolen suit patterns ever shown In
Trinidad Il ro& on cNi :biti0n ut
the xior. Of the Nasi"r.i .vooicn
Nils Co. A bis shinm mt WA re-.
shades and colors of the ncwcs'
wesvr~. all coming direct from. the
mills. The management csterds q
cordial invitation tn all ." call and
s~c these swell now patterns.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
DR., xoRR1rr 10 LECTURE

Dr. Walter Morriu. head Of the
Sociological department of the e. r.
and I. company. will deliver M illus
,ratcd lecture on the Passion play at
tho First Mcihodisi church tomorrow
evening. DIR. Morritt will also show
.tcrcop,scan views Of the ''Ho1y
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
F1AoIrR UNABLE TO EAT

West Palm Beach. Fla, May H.
Reports from the bedside Of Henry
Al. F'lagier said the capi.al,st was
unable to take nourishn,eot.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
DEATH OF INFANT

The infant child Of Steve Frannso
Of IIochnc. died at the family home
at that place on Monday and the fun.
cral took place this morning from
the Catholic church.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
BIRTH RECORD

Mr.. and Mrs. william Ken era ol
Soprix sr" the proud p,rcnts III u
nine pound baby hoy. is.rn Mon
day morning. Iso,h mother and child
ARE doing nicely.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14

Floradora lodge No. ~. l.. 3. Of
the u. Of l.. =. and, e.. VIII meet in
regular session Thursday afternoon.
Important business and . ful1 mem-
bcrship IL requested TO be present
Edna Ashley, President.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
ATTENTION xx1o1rs OF PYrHlAs

Rocky Mountain Lodge viii NEE,
Work in second rank. TIsiting
brothers cordially invited TO attend
-Chaa. A. Salber, X. of X. & 8 I
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14

CITY," thus affordinK = most ius,ruc.
tive entertainment. The lectures are
free. william Davies. tho we'll
known Welsh singer. will render n
number Of sonss.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
ATTENTION. MOOSE

Loyal Order OF Moose VIII meet at
o'clock. All member. are urged to bc
pfssent-H. A. Baldwin. Dictator /.
L. ". Williams. Sec'y.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
CONoER BUYS BROWN HONE
ON COLORADO AVENUL

Claude SHY has sold the n. II.
brown home on Colorado avenue to
r. r. ConEcr. Of the Inmic~on -ConRer
company. The consideration was
200,
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14
LAdiA' 0uild.

Tho I.adies' Uuild Of tho Episcopal
church will meet with Mis. !. O.
t'crris at the rectory toworrnw af-
tcrnOOn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14

Quality Driating - aaytAias -
svseythins - ae the CAroniele- NsWs
oef1co. Work 1sltvess1 Whsa proo-
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14

Party that took grey coat from
Msddsn's Saturday niGht is Enown.
Please return same to Nnidch's. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-14

The high cost Of livia& eliRinatsd
BY The Emporium. See their 3D.. 1
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sWARMING WITH INSECTS.
Pests Are a Veritable Plague II
Bolivia and Brazil.

Pests Are a Veritable Plague In
Bolivia and Brazil.
Insect pests are a plague on the
boundary of Bolivia and Brazil. IN
the forests and on the smaller rivers.
writes Commaptier Herber A. Ed
wards. r. NJ r.. in the Geographical
Journal. life is made almost unbear-
able. Ants are met with everywhere
they swarm over ones person IN hun
dreds, and most of them bite most saw
agely. There is one kind Of red ant,
which lives in trees followed out by
themselves, whose bite is like a touch
with a red hot iron. If a person mad
vetently touches or leans up against
one of these trees the ants swarm out
upon him instantly, and his life for
hours afterwaYd is long drawn out
misery. Then there are the huge ants,
called tucanderas. one and a half inch
es in length: they live in the forks OF
trees. Their bite is particularly pain
full, and causes the part affected to
swell up as if poisoned. One, OF ouy
soldiers was incapacitated for several
DAYS by a bite of tuoaDdera. Red
ants; black ants which make broad,
straight roads of their own and move
about in battalions; grayish White
ants, living in red colored mounds, six
feet high; yellow ants-each and ev-
cry one has it's own particular way OF
making unwelcome the intruder into
it's habitat.
butterflies during bright sunshine
settled on the surveyors ana the IN
struments they were using IN sucn
numbers that survey work became an
impossibility Nor is this an. Wasps
of mary colors, but always with
sting: hornets, which give no mercy TO
man or beast; bees of all sizes, some
of which swarm in ones shirt, eyes,
hair. ears, mouth and nostril seeking
moisture Every blade of grass mas
tick OF some sort, waiting opportunity
to bury itself in some ones nesh.
Spiders, horrid hairy creatures
with bodies six inches long, are some
times met. One of our men was stuns
or bitten by one of these when OUT
shooting; his foot where he was Dit
ten became very inflamed and broke
out into raw patches He had to De
left behind as we were on the march,
and when we sent for him three weeks
later he was still limping. The Ar
gus.
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The Jew.

A Jewish boy came to this country
fifty years ago, with little in his purse
but boundless ambition in his heart.
He had determination, courage and
physical strength. He was honest and
trustworthy He had been taught by
virtuous parents and he brought their
benediction with him when he LANDED,
a stranger in a strange land.
Beginning as an humble errand boy
| in a shop. he rose TO place behind the
counter and speedily to the ownership
of a little establishment. Small 1t was.
but it was the day of opportunity anu
| he made the most OF his.
| Fifty years have passed. The monu-
ment 70 lis zeal and Integrity is
magnificent business block, one OF inc
largest Of its kind on the most LASH
iona bile thoroughfare of trade IN the
greatest city of the land. Here the III
tla Jewish boy reached the cuimination
of his aspirations.
| His goal had been success. ne
achieved It beyond his widest dreams.
wealth poured in upon him in cease
less and increasing stream. He deVot-
eli much of it to the care and comfort
of an army of employees. He became
fascinated with the love of art For
hit of porcelain $1,000 was common
nr;ce. $4,000 for a rare vase and s2oe.-
600 for beautiful painting. Thus he
enioved the fruits of his labor
The surging crowd on the citys royai
highway on weekday morning saw
with surprise. every iron shutter on the
great building of the merchant prince
drawn to the sidewalks. The rich dis
play of priceless goods in the show
windows was hidden from sight upon
the door the passing throng eagerly
read the little white placard; Closed
m account of the death of the propr-
etor."
Fifty million dollars in fifty years
a million a year. Shall we begrudge II
tn the Garner? Shall we denounce MIN
for his success Shall we spurn his
money as "tainted?" Shall We revile
the Jew for his riches?
The immigrant boy became mer-
chant prince, a lover of mankind ana
| a generous dispenser of help for the
needy. 1t is not a tale of one great
city in our favored land. 1t is an OIL
told tale in many American cities ana
of many a noble minded Jew.
This is a land Of opportunity Tor all
Let envy rest!-Leslie's Weekly.