Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-12-08
SOUTH FORCES STILL ONWARD.

"The cotton crop in the last five years has
exceeded in value the five preceding years by
billion dollars and the cotton of the South is
now bringing about $65O,00O,0 900 year. Even
in 1919 the total value of all Southern agrcultu-
raj products was only S773, 100000; this year it
will exceed 81 700 600, 900. In the meanwhile
the population has increased about 6O per cent.
The South is no longer dependent on the w est
for it's corn, but is raising its own supply Win
the consequence that the enormous sums winch
If obtains from its cotton will hereafter remain
in the South. That is, the South is rich ana IL
will grow steadily richer.'
To Register early and vote right is the COM
mon duty of every good citizen.
II X
IfStoessel holds out till the Baltic fleet appears
on the scene the chances are that the situation
will be changed at Port Arthur and in the camps
near Mukden.
On YES we are in the best of humor vii b all
the world, but We IRE not toadying to any mar.
or set of men. 1t would be an imposition on
confiding public.
reasons for new county than this colony and
section of old Irwin, it will be put to the neces-
sty of demonstrating that fact to the legisla-
ture.
The way Nan Patterson continues to hyp-
notize those New York jurymen, and the man
ner in which Mrs. Chadwick has hypnotlzed
those Ohio bankers is likely to make the science
of hypnotsm popular.
Eighteen million people the big tair.
No not near so MANY but 100000 admissions
were recorded by the turnses in the gates of the
exposition, but as each visitor seeing the fair
averaged about five visits, only three four
million people saw the big show.
Pres. Harvey Jordan says: The only sal
walton of the south at this moment is to stand
steadfast together and to absolutely refuse to
market single bale of cotton at present prices.
Sell no cotton voluntarily and permit none to be
sold by coercion or intimidation"
Nan Patterson is again engaged in the pleas"
ant pastime of ogling the talesmen, which means
she is scrutinizlng # not making goo-goo eyes
at the iurymen being selected to decide whether
she, shall be hanged for the murder of married
man who died suspiciously in her company sew
era1 weeks ago.
The political meeting advertisedto be held
on the 3rd floor OF the Phoenix building next
Monday evening will be held at the w. K. G.
Hall on south Main street, instead. This change
is made necessary for the reason that the Mas
IS will hold their regular monthly communica-
tion that evening.
Our signed editorial n the vacillation of the
CITY council was wrltteu as we were about to
leave the city, aud too late for correction, and it
went to press the least bit dist onted in places,
and a word out here and there and a misplaced
punctuation point two, but we will try TO
make clear what we meant before the day of the
election
The editor of the Fitzgerald Enterprise
saws that the old fashioned kettle and evapora-
tor makes better syrup than the government
experiment plant at Waycross. If he is anxious
to enjoy a real taste of gustatory delight be
ought to send to Thomas county Tor Jug of
the golden.-Thomasvill Enterprise.
A present of that kind from our Thomas
vile friends would be too sweet for anything,
The Rochelle New Era gives its readers the
following very wholesome suggestions:
There is one thicg il this world that who'll
ly depends upon ourselves, and that is the de-