Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-11-04
Cotton sold in Fitzgerald today at
10 $40
Market Steady.

1t was a bad case of dog eat dog" when
Ia Dixon and DR.. Broughton c1ashed.-Moul-
M Observer.
Really and truly, though, Mercer, you ought
be getting onto the Atkinson band wagon
knnswick Journal.
Is it getting lonesome up there Ernest!
Some of the Howell men are talking for Joe
Ill while others are whooping up Dick Russell.
Ia in line, boys! Hoke Smith is going to be
Rambler.
The Enterprise is worth a dollar, three
mes week for one year, or half year; 1t
worth dollar for three months; It is worth
Iollar to put your name on the list, don't
Ether us with quarters and halves, it takes
hllars to pay our printers.
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We presume that Editor Mercer is strong
ohibtionist, as he knows receipt for making
s-ru-na which costs him only fourteen cents
hart.-Cordele Rambler.
We have never tasted Pe-ru-na. There is
n much "good liquor" in Fitzgerald and our
.edit is good at the seven establishments.
If Tom Watson wants to support Hoke
18th what difference does it make? Surely it
ses not make either one the worse. It's sick
LAG to notice some of the state papers making
care crows" over Watson and other populists
|pporting Smith. That's their business
sWinvile Courier
You don't have to go to Oklahoma to get
gains in real estate. Investment IN and
movement of property right here in McRae
M in Telfair county will yield most hand
he returns.-Telfair Enterprife.
This section of Georgia can give Oklahoma
Ids and spades and beat any real estate prop.
lion ever offered in that land of red dust.
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The people of Georgia will, in all probability,
dictate the appointment by the governor of
lief Justice Fish. There are plenty OF other
I'd lawyers in Georgia who could perhaps fill
Office with credit to themselves and with
nor to our highest court, but certainly there
no reason why the very excellent choice of
werner Terrell should not be endorsed by the
spple at the polls.
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Judge Martins court ought to be sure
res no doubt about its being slow, very
IR.-Telfair Enterprise.
The complaint above limited at, we are told,
sImost universal in Judge Martins circuit.
e have heard him criticised by jurors and
orneys.
When we listened to his first charge to the
rin Grand Jury and watched his direction OF
courts business for day, we we're strongly
PRESSED with his conscentiousness, his
8roughness and ultimate success as a presid-
nudge. We believe yet that he is conscien.
IS although there have been some recent in
Mons that he is the least bit polite and that
"a been at least tardy in some of his de-
.sons on that account.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise takes too serousS
Ne reports that Milt Saul sends to his paper
Zer Mr.. Saul has been to Fitzgerald and the
Eerprise editor has read the garbled account
ends to the Journal from that town and wit
Sses the wealth of exaggerated language, pre-
ring. in charity, not to characterize the state
ats he makes with stronger language, Brother
Ger as an honest man, will conclude that
evthing is not as rosy as Saul has painted 1t
will charge him with being peanut writer
kr than thatt who refute his statements
aanut politicians. .-Dublin Courier Dispatch.
care In a-perfectly placid humor about
hernatorial matter. We went UP to Abb
s hear Mr.. Smith and see what happen
NET Mr.. Saul and the next day read
e report of what happened and
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