Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-11

Dur cash price is $1.O0 per annum.
Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
The Cordele Journal by A. J. Tison is the
newest exchange on our table.
The more you talk of reduction the more
The average farmer increases his acreage
South Georgia will have candidate for
Governor on whom most good men can agree
From present indications providence IS all
that can save us from another bumper cotton
crop.
The preacher told us Sunday that examples
were either virtuous vicious. 1t IS the duty
of every citizen to see that his examples are not
picious.
Sam Small credits Senator Bacon, Chief
Justice Simmons, Treasurer Park and Clerk
Boifeullet to South. Georgia. THAT won't do"
ries Editor Pleasant A. Stovall They are
rom Central Georgia"
CAPITOL gossip has placed Hoke Smith in
&he race for u. S. Senate to succeed Steve Clay.
here is not bigger, better man in Georgia
Id the u. S. Senate is the very best place Tor
hen of Hoke Smiths mould.
It is very evident that the cotton acreage
ia not been reduced and that the expensive
Ina wide spread effort to reduce the cotton acre.
Az AIa Arroo
hnnot be effectually organized.
Hon. Martin V. Calvin of Richmond county
&ill be candidate for commissioner OF agr1cul-
IRE in the next campaign provided cousin
lobe Stevens is not in the race. There is an
hpression, at least suspicion, that will not
6wn. that commissioner Stevens will be ap'
tinted railroad commissioner If he is, Mr.. Cal
IA will probably have opposition in the person
Assistant Commissioner r. F. Right.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise would seem to
we'll satisfied with having il Fitzgerald,
reutlen county.-Abbeville Chronicle.
But Col D. B. Jay has robbed us of the
nor of naming the new county. He proposed
e name of "Northen" in a mass meeting
Isl week and the suggestion met with unani-
bus approval. Gov. Northen assisted in locat-
q this colony aud his name is very popular
ia our people, 1t will be the county of North
Sam Small seems to have effectually ans
Ered MERGERS inquiry as to how he happened
fo Brunswick. 1t did look, though, like
Hitor Mercer was on the right trail, aud we
ire Just thinking to ourselves someone ought
saw sick i'm, Tige. But Editor Small as
res us, with statement that can't be ques-
6ned, that he is not political cat's-paw, and
d sincerity forccs us to believe against conclu-
ens formed at an earlier timc.-Abbeville
ronicle.
st. George real estate is not so sluggish af-
4 all. The editor of the Enterprise was down
ERE Just before the opening, passing farm
sase about two miles south of the present town
Il of st. George stopped to discuss with the
&ner the prices of real estate with the result
m we were offered his farm of 1000 acres,
*rtially improved for $1,000. We thought it
IS worth it but as our time was limited to
tch the train at Callahan we could not close the
II that day and came on to Fitzgerald and re-
ted the matter to Col. D. B. Jay who went
d the next week and went out to make the
but a slight raise of not more than 500 de-
sd the transaction at that time. Col. Jay
slled on few days ago while at st. George
10 The papers in a sale to another party
seal property for $4,000.