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WANTED—A white woman to assist in pantry at Lee Grant Hotel. All kinds of commercial printing at the right price and style, at the Leader-Enterprise. An appreciated Christmas present—100 visiting cards. We print them. Leader-Enterprise. FOR SALE Universal Ice Co., stock worth $100.00 per share. Willing to sell reasonable for farm lands or city property. Write Box 55, Milledgeville, Ga. THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE TUESDAY DECEMBER 17 From the Daily Bulletin Crisp Loses Annex. The supreme court has decided that Warwick and Oakfield are to return to Worth county, as the act creating them was unconstitutional. This will cause regret, not only to Crisp county people generally, but to those living in the two districts. Without these districts, Crisp will be less of what is termed a small county, as nearly half of her voting population will live in the county. DO NOT SIT AT HOME AND WORRY OVER WHAT TO GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS--COME INTO OUR STORE AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL AND UNIQUE GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS. WE HAVE MYRIAD VARIETIES OF NEW AND EXQUISITE GIFT ARTICLES FOR YOU TO SELECT FROM, AND AUSPICES ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATIN, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, FANCY HOSIERY, CLOVES, Etc. OUR PRICES ON CHRISTMAS two towns of Cordele and Arab. This will make A considerable change in our politics; the country and town vote will be almost equally divided, and although there is no conflict between them, still their politics is quite different in some essentials. WANTED—A position to drive an automobile or work in shops, or clerk in store. Can furnish No. 1 references for either position. Write J. G. Wilson, Douglas, Ga., at once. From the Daily Bulletin, Hoke Smith Will Not Leave Senate Atlanta, Dec. 16 —Though Senator Hoke Smith has been strongly urged to consent to a cabinet place—one of the most important in the cabinet, he is not going to leave the Senate. This announcement comes from a source so close to the Georgia senator that it may be considered in the light of an ex-cathedra declaration. It is further stated that Senator Smith will probably be on the Finance committee. This is one of the most important committees in the senate and holds the same relation to the tariff as the Ways and Means committee of the House, which Mr. Underwood is chairman. Senator Smith will also retain his place on the post office committee and on the committee on agriculture. On these two committees last session he was instrumental in getting the passage of the parcels post law and the division of markets law, both designed especially to benefit farm and rural communities, but he has still other things which he is anxious to bring about in these two committees, which he regards as among the most important on the whole committee. FOLI SALE—A good Remington No. 6 typewriter, in good condition. Write or address Mrs. Mary Orr Andrew, 13-2 t, A home and salary to white lady to live as companion to refined. Lady. Apply 608 S. Lee st. 13-3¢. Fitzgerald, Ga, WANTED—To buy a good saddle, by B. T. Strickland. tf From the Daily Bulletin Philathea Report. The Philathea Bible Class of the First Baptist Church completed its organization Sunday morning, Dec. 8. The following members were elected officers: President—Miss Verna McLauchlin; Vice-President—Mrs. D. B. Ware; Treasurer—Miss Mabel Rogers; Secretary—Miss Jeffie Persons; Reporter—Miss Jennie Tyler. It was decided that the officers should serve one year. The several committees have been appointed and are showing a spirit of determination and readiness to serve. A number of new members were welcomed last Sunday, and our total enrollment is now 34, average attendance being between 25 and 3. There has been a marked increase both in attendance and enrollment since services began in the new church. During the early fall our class numbered only 27. The Baraca Bible Class has shown us a number of favors, all of which are sincerely appreciated. We heartily thank them for the staining of our floor. This is a great improvement to our new rooms. Between the Philathea and Baraca classes there is a good, healthy feeling spirit of rivalry. Both classes are already indispensable factors in the church life and every week efforts are being made to increase the sphere of usefulness and service. The leader of the Philathea class, Mrs. J. B. Wall, is doing effective and conscientious work. Under her careful and guidance and directions the class promises to continue to make strides of progress and endeavor to reach the more perfect goal, the mark of the high calling. JENNIE TYLER, Reporter. 