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'ff‘:iz;;;%-?fs:‘:sf s N 8 4 :5«..,-;,;'.‘;:.5&‘-3 A T q S 5o H& P v b " f'::t.-::-.«, do R 2 B% el B io 3t © R i e 2% BAE: Sses H R My iR 2] sey ;gr*‘» ,".;-.-;ﬁ-g'fi-.v‘ﬁ%éé?f: b 44 3K S Riy Rpsae ¥ g .".."'-e--:ﬁ,‘.‘i e £ o 3 128 Bl M ey e Hew B o pitol Woolen [lis Co a' 3' d UWEGLL L' EHEHS il 117 EAST PINE STREET Fitzgerald, - Georgia. Confederate Veterans Attend Union Soldier’s Funeral Atlanta, March 26.—Confederate Veterans joined this morning in paying a last tribute to a northern civil war here, Pierre Proal Hurlbut, who died in this city yesterday and whose remains are being sent to New Jersey today to be interred in the National Cemetery at Rosedale. Hurlbut occupies a paragraph in history as the man who sent the last signal message in the great struggle between the states. He enlisted with Company B of the Fourteenth Connecticut regiment, and served in the signal corps of the Army of the Potomac, in Virginia and North Carolina between 1861 and 1865. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and lived most of his life in the north, but a few years ago became a resident of Atlanta. When the war was practically at a close, he sent from the dome of the Statehouse at Raleigh, N.C., the signal message which was the last of the conflict. Mr. Hurlbut was 67 years old at the time of his death. He is survived by a son, Harry David Hurlbut, of this city, and by numerous relatives in the north. Two Men Have Served Government 50 years Washington, March 25, —Secretary McAdoo, it was announced today, has written to Thomas C. Bailey and Thomas P. Keene, employees in the office of the auditor for the interior department, congratulating them on the fact that they recently completed a half-century of service to the government. Secretary McAdoo had been advised that despite the fact that Mr. Bailey was eighty-three years old and Mr. Keene seventy-five and a Civil War veteran, both were discharging their duties in connection with the auditing of the complicated Indian accounts with the greatest satisfaction to the auditor. Join the Chamber of Commerce. Young Man The young man posing for the sketch is particularly well dressed. He is the “spic and span” of good dressing. He is modish, he is refined, he is elegantly attired, he is perfect taste. He stands for the Capitol Woolen Mills Spring Suits for young men. They are shown you here in beautiful blue and grays. To see yourself in one of these is to like yourself extremely well. Order your suit now for Easter. Auto Hits Telephone Pole; Couple Injured Cordele, March 25.—While spinning along the National highway, just south of Arabi, at a rather rapid clip, the automobile in which Mr. Harris, of Ashburn and Miss Elder, of Worth, were riding, crashed into a telephone pole on the side of the road. The machine was going at such speed as to break the pole off at the ground, throwing the young couple some feet away, though injuring them only slightly. The machine was badly wrecked. Money On Farm Lands I am now in position to secure money on Ben Hill County farms. Reasonable terms and quick service. Give years time. The most rational and the only safe method of doing money. Come to see me and, if convenient, bring along your deeds. W. H. Horne, 18-tf 510 Garbutt-Donovan Bldg. EVERYBODY WANTS A new supply of PURE PAIN by HY.xyx:[“.f:vl.c;l:::y"‘!Do ‘ ////(" 0 % W > BEGCAUSE IT IS THE BEST. FOR SALE BY Adams-Rogers Hardware Co. DENMARK’S FREE STATIONERY DEAL! SATURDAY & MONDAY, MARCH 28 & 30 With Each Purchase Toilet Articles Amounting to One Dollar or More we Will Give You One Pound Cascade Linen Paper Free One Package Cascade Linen Envelopes Free ‘ REGULAR VALUE FREE GOODS 35c DENMARK DRUG COMPANY QUALITY AND SERVICE BEST---PRICES LOWEST THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE FRIDAY MARCH 27, 1914 Many Escape Injury When Autes Collide. Waycross, Ga. March 25—County Commissioner G. P. Folks this afternoon averted a serious accident on Plaut avenue extension when his automobile struck an automobile driven by Charlie Finn, by quick action of the emergency brakes. The machines collided with considerable force but were not overtaken, In the Finn car were Mrs. Mary Becks, Mrs. Grace Royer, Mrs. Harley Tyre, all of Waycross. Mrs. W.J. Eve, of Tampa and Mrs. Carter of Carmi, Ill. With Dr. Folks who was returning to the Country club was Miss Nora Lee Smith of New York. They were en route to a birthday celebration given by Dr. The Equalization Board will meet the 6th, of April (first Monday) for the purpose of equalizing the Taxes for the year 1914, any person aggrieved by anything in the Assessment Roll may appear before said Board and file complaint. The Board will be in session from day to day in the Clerk’s office at the City Hall, until its labors are completed. This 23rd day of March 1914. DAVID L. PAULK, City Clerk. COLDS & LaGRIPPE 5 or 8 doses 666 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe; it acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. Price 25¢. Home Missions Week of Prayer Program March 30-April 1st. Woman’s Missionary Society Baptist Church. Monday Subject—A Heart-to-Heart Home Mission movement. 30:30: To prepare the hearts of the women for the services of the week by showing that God believes in the surest foundations. Classes No. 1 and 6 to help. Tuesday Subject:—The Country, Church. Object to show our obligation to and responsibility for the development. Leader, Mrs. J. B. Wall with Circles No. 4 and 8 to help. Wednesday Subject—Sharces in the Building, Object: To show as Christ the Missionary foundation, is the gift of God's love so the thank offering may typify our interest in the work. Leader, Mrs. E. J. Dorminy, circle No. 2 and 3 helping. The Thank Offering will be taken up Wednesday, The meetings will begin promptly at 3 o’clock and close one hour. Everyone is invited. A special invitation is extended to all. The women from the Country churches for Tuesdays program. Mrs. E. J. Dorminey, Pres. W. M. S. Feed! We feed everything from a baby chick to an elephant. Why, yes, that’s our business! Davis Bros. “The.” Feed Store.” Senator West on Cotton Exchange Atlanta, March 26.—In his maiden speech in the United States senate, brief and to the point, Senator W. S. West of Georgia has promised to the producers of the west that the south will stand by them in their fight against market manipulation, if the western people will back up the south in the south’s fight against manipulation of the cotton market. Senator West spoke in response to remarks made by Senator McCumber who remarked that the efforts of the southern senators to stop cotton manipulation reminded him of his bill for government grain inspection, and other measures calculated to protect the western farming interests. It was then that Senator West arose to speak for the first time since he has been in Washington, to stress the facts that in this fight the interests of all agricultural sections are somewhat identical and that the fight ought to be a concerted one. Senator West is expected in Atlanta Saturday, to spend the weekend in Georgia. He has not as yet given any intimation of what his political plans for the future will be. Youth Who Robbed 80 Apartments, Sentenced New York, March 25,—Montague J. Pike, a dapper youth, who confessed recently that he had robbed some eighty apartment houses, was sentenced to prison today for not less than four years and four months and not more than eight years and eight months. More than $3,000 worth of property stolen by Pike was identified by owners and restored. Repairing a Bicycle. A 24 4 /N 5519 Ao, M /‘.l}/' SN AR B 0 / = ’-'J_{ 4 ’Jy & e oAR N S R~ S R nfnd 1 o W BT (AW iN s - L. L. Dickerson Between Opera House and Post Office. Fred A. Harnish & Son, SHOE REPAIRING: OPPOSITE 5 STORY BUILDING. -:- PINE SIREET. With skilled workmen we are prepared to serve you promptly. All Work Fully Guaranteed. GASOLINE 302 SOUTH GRANT FITZGERALD, GA. E.S. BILLL. Agent for the best Gasoline Engines. Expert on Gas engines—will give prompt attention to all calls in my line LUMBER! LUMBER Let You figure with you before you purchase your Building Material. F. M. Grafiam & Company, Mill on East Magnolia St. Office East Pine St. Phone 14. FITZGERALD, GA. ‘Have Your Auto Fixed Up > > i % : /.'_;“ \rmnxzﬁ.‘g‘.\ >Y N i AN > ~F B P ) BT ’ AR M e : L 4’}& 7 _srar i T ; 3 A Rd it :"{"':'%3"”.‘ , SN S ity \ [ ENFT ] i 4 IR bl S il AN : (‘\)2/’ Ly S At , vl - = p ;Ef’v.—-“ } o ) e %,' T - a 1 AV o C’ Y el Pl LA (T > SN ‘ > @=Lkl Sl , 2 s ﬁ'-a b LS : g > < E SMITH'S GARAGCE | ; Fitzgerald, Georgia. E Phone 359 - 303 S. Grant > - Have You Ever Drank OUR GOLD MEDAL COFFEE? Then a treat is in store for those who have not used this brand--It's “The Autocrat at the Breakfast Table,” and the most pleasant thing on the menu. J. R. HORTON & CO. Fast Delivery. = Phone No. 6. in a scientific manner needs an expert hand to do it properly. Our work in this line is above criticistn. We will take your bicycle apart, clean it, re-tire it and give you a practically new wheel at a smalil cost. If you want good work at good prices, bring your injured wheel to Dickerson'’s. for that Easter ride. Don’t wait i until the last minute either. Let us have your machine § now, 80 we can repair it in good ¢ time. We will surely be very i busy ‘on Easter work. Don’t % you be one of these whose work we cannot promise to have done in time for the Faster parade. Have it done now. a. 