The leader-enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, April 16, 1912, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRED & OTTO HARNISH, Boot and Shoe Makers 212 E. Pine Street Fine and Substantial Repairing Promptly Done. DR. D. F. THOCMPSON, Fitzgerald, CTeorgia 5.-STORY BUILDING, 2NS FLOOR Chronic Diseases, Tumors, External Cancers and Goitre successfully treated without the knife. Ey S T e i ' B ——m e ———ern Try The 0. K. BARBER SHOP Best Place In Town, P. B. & R. B. OWEN, Preps. 119 East Pine Street e DR. J. E. GOETHE Office Fourth Floor Garbutt-Donavan Bldg. Office Hours: 10t0o 12 A. M. 3toSP. M. and by appointment. All calls attended promptly, only during office hours. Diseases of Women and Children *Registers Meat Market Prompt and Reliable Service Fresh Meat at Reasonable Prices 319 E. Pine St. - - Phone 448 ___——-—__——______—_—-___—-_—'—______——______— $lOO,OOO to Loan ON BEN HILL FARMS And on Fitzgerald City Property Loans Negotiated Promptly Terms the Best; Interest the Lowest. Come and See Me. W. M. BRYAN Garbutt-Donovan Building Room No. 311, Fitzgerald, Ga. g Representing ELLIS & ELLIS, Tifton, Georgia Dr. J. W. Elliott Dr. F. E. Keefer DRS. ELLIOTT & KEEFER, OSTEOPATHS. Office Hours, 8:12 a.m. 2:05,p.m. PHONE 327 Offices—2ll-212 5-Story Bldg. * Fitzgerald, Ga. ——————————————————— —TRY =/ Keefer’s Barber Shops 'UNION BARBERS BATHS '(E’ITZGBRAI.D . s MANCHESTER Lumber, Laths, Shingles < MANUFACTURERS OF Window Frames, Door Screnes, All Kinds of Mouldings Sﬂecial Orders for Dressed Lumber Filled on Short Notice. Planing Mill and Novelty Works. East End Magnolia St. Telephone No. 14. Fitzgerald, Ga. -_:—__———____———"-—_____,___,___————_—-——-———-—-—-—— CITY PRESSING CLUB 2}l SOUTH GRANT?® STREET ‘ Prone 367. Clothes called fer and delivered. NOTICE. The constantly increasing demand for Tae TeLEO-MECHANICS OF NATURE AND Susconscious Mmps compelling me to move to a city with greater book-printing and publishing facili ties, I will close out the few remain ing copies of the $1.50 edition for 75 cts., and the $2.50 (cloth and gold) copies for $1.50,te save trouble and expense of trani%ﬁ;’fgation. Jobs left for repairs several months ago must be called for within thirty days. Debtors and creditors please call in for a settlement of accouats. Household and furéaﬁi)ﬁe at half their actual value. * e city los and 5-acre tracts cheap. Get or send for a descriptive price-list of lots .and tracts. i ” . H. WETTSTEIN. . 3 -@ # South Main Street. E’L;'QR%%‘ "o ~ : *';.:: e A.> e R Fruits Comparatively New. - Not until the days of Henry VIL i were' raspberries, strawberries and therries known ic England. Union Schoonl News There will be preaching at Mt. Olive Church Sunday. Mrs. R. V. Hanley, of the city, spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Williams, Mr. Jesse Vaughan, made a bus iness trip to town Thursday. Quite a crowd of young people 00% disappointed Friday night of the school entertainment at Liynn wood. They was thinking that it was at Enswood insterd of Liynn wood. Bu they soon found out differ ent when they got here. Mr. Walter Jordan of Ocilia made a flying trip to Fitzgerald Sanday A. M, Miss Eva Mae Yarbrough, was the guest of Miss Louis Williams Sunday p. m. L We are sorry to learn that Mr, 4. Y. Paulk is very ill this week with the smallpox, Mrs. Hattie Buckner and Miss Irene Dorminey was among those who attended the school entertain ment at Ashton Friday night. Miss Maude Youug oif Mystic spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. W. M, Odum, Mr. L. A. Yarbrcugh visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Yarbrough Sunday afternoon. Mr. Thomas Harden from Oak land, Fla., is visiting his friend, Mr. W. P. Hyatt, this wcek. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McCook from Mystic spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, George Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McCracken was out driving Sunday p. m. Miss Esssie Barnes was in the city shopping Saturday p. m, Among those who attended the Easter egg hunt at our school Friday, were Misses Loue Wil liams, All those who attended en joyed the afternoon very much. Mrs. L. A. Yarbrough, visited Mrs, W. M. Odum, Monday p. m. Mr. Dan Garrison’ and Miss Adlice - Dorminey ~ attended the singing at Dormineys Mill Sunday. Mr. Charley Reymonds, of the city was down on his farm Thurs day p. m., : Mrs. Hattie Buckner of Fitzger ald was the guest of Mrs. J. B. Smith Friday. Mr. J. B. Smith is real busy this week, fixing potatoes to ship to North Georgia. Success to the Leader. “‘Brown Eyes.” House forrent, 320 ¥, Magnoha. ] Notice Notice is hereby given to the public that if no good and sufficient cause is shown to the contrary, the Commissioner of roads and revenues will on the first Tuesday in June pass an order establishing a public road as follows: Commencing at the Southeast corner Ten (10) acre Tract number twenty three hun dred and ninty three(2393), thence west to the Southwest corner of Ten (10) acre tract numbor Twenty four hundred and thirty five (24359 Said road having been formerly laid outfby the American Tribune Soldier's Colony Company, and to be known as “Inglewood” road. " Thisroad is to run Letween Ten acre tract numbers 2393, 2406, 2407, 2420, 2421, 2434, 2335 in Land Lot number 86 in the 3rd. Land Dis-| trict on the North, and Ten (10) acre tracts 2491, 2504, 2505, 2518, 2619, 2532, 2533 in Land Lot num ber 65 in the 3rd¢. Land: District on the South. R By order bf County Cominissioners this March 15. 1912 ; J. G. Minshew,’ H. M. Warren, Wesley R. Walker, . RELKing, Clerk County Com. Baby's Advantage. A baby is tolerably helpless, but he has one advantage—he doesn’t have o listen to the foolishness grown men talk to him unless he wants to. | THE LEADER-ENTFRPRISE, TUESDAY APRIL 16, 1912. ~ Look Here For It Many a Fitzgerald reader will be interested. When people read =about the cures made by medicine endorsed from far away, is it surprising that they wonder if the statements are true? But wien they read of cases right nere at home, positive proof is within their reach, for close inyestigation is an easy mat ter. Read Fitzgerald endorsement of Doan’s Kidpey Pills. William Goebler, 211 Roanhoke Drive, Fitzgerald, Ga., says: *'] am pleased to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pilis as they have helo:d me wonderfully, My kidneys troubled me for years and I was obliged to get up several times at night, owing to a kidrey weakness, My back ached almost constantly and I restel poorlv, When I got up in the morning, 1 felt lame and stiff and could hardly get around, Hearing about Doan’s Kidney Pills, I ot tained a supply and their use corrected my trouble, I can say that Doan’s Kidrey Pi}.‘si have been of greater benetit to me than anything else I have ever taken.” ‘Statement given April 15, | 1908.) ] RE-ENDORSEMENT. | ! Mr, Goebler was interviewed on April 26, 1911 and he said: I authorize the continued publica tion of my former endorsement of Doan’s Kidney Pil s. This remedy has certainly been of berefit to me.” For sale by ull dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Company, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name— Doan’s— and take no other. Notice Notice is hereby given to the public that if no good and sufficient cause is shown to the contrary, the Commissioners of roads and revenue will on the first Tuesday in June pass an’order establishing a public roadfas’ follows:% Commencicg at the old [Paulk public roadjswhere the;o. & V.R. R. crosses said_road, andjrunning west on_original land line between lots Two Hundred thir ty three £(233) on the north and Two Hunbred thirty four (234) on the South, to the Scuth west corner of. Lot (233) thence on coriginal line between lots 240 and 241 a distance of about 500 yards, thence ina Northwesterly direction about 500 yards, thence west to the Fitzger ald and Frank Public Road running through land lot 239, all in the 4th. Land District of said County. By order of County Commissioner this March, sth,, 1912, J. G. Minshew, H. M. Warren, Wesiey R. Walker, R. L. King, Clerk County Com. FOR SALE—Choice Chrysanthe mum plants at 10c. per dozen, mix ed. Apply at 201 North Merrimac Drive or phone 165. WANTED—AGTIVE MAN IN EACH LGCALITY To join this Society. Sick, accident, death Dbenefits. And introduce our Memberships. All or spare time. §sso to $3OO a month. Every Member se cured gives you a steady monthly in come. Experience not needed. Write for plans. Box HJ-293, Covington, Ky. STOVE WOoOD—l6in best quality. quick delivery, phone 402, Bernie A. Fohl Roanocke Drive, over 13 years at the same old stand; a square deal or I don't want your $ FOR SALE.—Chcice Canarie Birds, young Singers $3.60 each Females $l.OO each; pair $3.30. 50-3 t 515 W. Central Avenue. FOR SALE—Mare, 12 .zears old, $50.00 cash if sold at ence. Rea son for selling I am leaving the country, Apply Telephone Office. 51-3 t. & e e X o s e AUTOMOBILE—I have a new 1912 five-passenger Buick Automobile i .ul;]hiclth%s NEver .run PPut liftgie, *that [ wil sell chear., - Posteffice ” -Box 197. Tmegn,‘:éé.\ S 4. - FOR SALE—One practically new new roller top desk. W. H. Glid dens, Tifton, Ga. 47-4 t-w Teachers and advanced students should take advan tage of the opportunity afforded by The Teachers’ Cor respondence Normal, of Nashville, Tenn., to qualify themselves for better positions. This School makes a specialty of qualifying you to pass any examination. We teach Literary and Commercial branches by mail, and give dlplomas on about thlrty different Courses. Our terms are very reasonable. If you are not In position to pay cash for your Course, we will arrange the matter to your satisfaction. Worite for one of our recent catalogs, stating the Course that would interest you. Fill out the Coupon and send to The Teachers' Cor respondence Normal, Nashvilie, Tenn. Cut this Coupon out and send to The Teachers’ Correspon dence Normal, Nashville, Tenn. T 8 IRIOPRRRRE (. . i it sk WHAT POSITION ard would like to know what course of Study you have to offer that would qualify me for better salary in this position, also price and particulars regarding course. TAREN TR .. ..l e, NAME OF PAPER PONE BRI e e phE . 1 PRICE OF COURSES vl NORMAL COURSE ..............$25.00 ADVANCED NORMAL COURSE... 235.00 SCIENTIFICCOURSE ............ 23.00 REALESTATE.. ............... 2600 SHORTHAND .. ........... ..... 25,00 TOUCH TYPEWR1T1NG.......... 10.00 BENNINS .. BOOKKEEPING ................. 25.00 PUNCTUATION ................. 0.0 FPENMANSHIY ...... ........... 000 i ‘gﬂ ; ey 3 Wumw/ | L 3 A T 2 “FT ! ol \¥ W e timt | 3 q Large or Small Bundles Of shir_ts. collars or cuffs, hand kerchiefs, socks, underwear and the like reccive equal attention from us Don’t imagine “that we mneglect or slight smal! packages of things you want laundered—we do our best on one collar or a dozen. WHITE SWAN STEAM LAUNDRY v TIREEES E 5-Roeom House for Rent | ALL CONVENIENCES Near School Park | and Bathing ?’ Pavilion. E = APPLY TO—— T e ] ' Fitzgerald Tailoring Co. DR. J-H. POWELL Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat *315 Century Building - ATLANTA, GEORGIA - OCILLA SOUTHERN R. R. Between Fitzgerald and Nashville. South Bound Time Table No. 4. North Bound —_———e (Superceding Time-Table No. 3) e e g2gW P - g 82g a ¢ a 9 0 o i 2 B : 8 2 In Effect Thurs., F'eb. Bth § § : 7 3 4 1912--12:01 P. M. 2. 4 8 s T T AM PN AM STATIONS AM PM PM 700 1060 6600 Lv....... Vitegerld ... Ar 1140 GB6B &98 721 113 613 f....... Domnimey ..... ¢ 80 O &36 729 118 618 f... . . 8ame5...... @il 32 9280 1 73 121 621 (.. ... . . F;ok. ...... . CIEB @45 & B 800 133 635 0...... .00 ... . ¥ 31100 S 0 4WB 823 139 639 f........Rea50n.. ...... 'BPIOIB 813 402 831 148 648 f. .. ..., Melvin..... . " 1044 S 5 934 841 153 853 f....... 808 ~ .. .. 138 'R A 6 &48 901 204 704 f£.......850ys ... ... W& Ho & o 911 209 709 . .......Banien .. . ... " 107 828 311 914 214 714 f...... . Tuwinke.. ... Wl 35 3 h . 6 736 Alapah T ! 934 22 5.... . Alapaha. . 952 ; e Ae 815 -2 50 10 25 : 945 2 20 045 241 751 f........AuH.. ......° ONE BBL @8 11100 248 7158 1........QG ......... S 8 T 8 | N 1113 303 813 f.......Griees ....... - B 5 %31 18 11 30 317 ... .8 .........0 ‘BB 1% 18 1148 317 BZiAr..... Nashyllle.. .. Ly g% 720 148 AM PM AM AM PM PM <4 Non-Agency stations—freight must be prepaid. s Regular stop. f Flag station. Special Meeting of . . ~ Retail Merchants™ Ass’n Thursday night, April 19th., will be’a special meeting of the Retail Credit Association and in view of the fact that some verydzimportant ‘mafters are to be considered, it is urgent that every member be present. - L#o. Tisdel, Pres. * ; R. A. Majors, Sec. - | | 'AY PE WRILER—An ug,de(yogi Typewriter practically’as good* *+ few. ~ Will sell cheap for cash, Postoffice Box 265, Tifton, Ga. | 47-4 t-w 1 L1ERATURE....................518.00 SPECIAL COURSE (for teachers) 25.00 STUDENTS COURSE.. ......... 15.00 COMMERCIAL LAW............. 10.00 BUSINESS LETTER WRITING.... 10.00 BUSINESS AR1THMET1C......... 15.00 BUSINESS ENGL15H............. 15.00 SFRIAINS. ... .. ... 18N BRY . R Check Course in which you are interested. Tax Receivers’ ; Notice, First Round. l I wiil be at the Court House on ‘Saturdays, April 13th, 20th and 27th, and at Ashton, Monday morn ing, April 29th at Dickson’s Mill Monday ‘evening, April 29th at Bowen's Mill - Tuesday -morning, April 30th and Vaughn's Tuesday evening, April 30th and at William son’s Mill Wednesday morning, May Ist., for the purpose’ of- rg:eiving BRANAHCouny LA, o the year 1912 This Amg?&%w{ J. B. F. DIXON, 4-64 t Tax Receiver.