Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-20
Thursday, July 20, 1905. =


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and Hanlon calls us "ma'am." That's the
81 yet.
lis is not so warm after adjust look at
Fork.
pull together! That's what counts. Any
can be accomplished by an united effort.
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Xour Uncle Jessie Mercer is putting IN
ticks for his new county.-Worth County
Teddy has the satisfaction of knowing that
gets into slippery place in this canal BUSH
he can grab Root.
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The editor of the Herald is afraid to go to
Ita. Editor Ward, of Douglas, took trip
here and came back Hoke Smith man.
.hvi1le Herald.
The editor of the Enterprise has done the
" thing twice recently.
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The effort to impeach candidate Smith
HE $4,000 loan from the railroad people,
astinctly an admission on the part OF cand1-
Howell that the railroads are interfering
politics in Georgia; that there is railroad
which seeks to dominate state politics.
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Nf the railroads failed to buy Hoke Smith
that $50, 900 loan, they will probably be put
'e necessity of raising the price, or finding
reaper man. At any rate, it seems to be
fitted, by the men who would like to deny it,
here is railroad influence seeking to con-
tate politics.
There is one very favorable indication of the
'nued prosperity of this city, and that is the
hat very rarely do any of our citizens send
1 town for anything that can be purchased
"Patronize Home Institutions" is
hward that will insure prosperity for any
nnnity if strictly adhered to.
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he Vienna News thinks that when that
scandal has been probed to the bottom it
discovered that Holmes was the original
eevil. There is no doubt but what he has
lis much devilment as all the weevils put
Ter, and we would suggest that he be turn
ose in colony of those imported red
or correction.
II exchange makes the following pertinent
Z about the citizen who expects the news
81 to fight his battles for him. 1T is as
ling how many people appear to think that
he business of newspaper to jump in and
Lat everything in sight, at the request of
modest Individual who hasn't the nerve to
hen off her nest"
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rev are again becoming desperate oranoth-
"a to inject into theNgubernatorial race, for
srpose of splitting the Smith forces, and it
hored that they have made seductive adj
i to Hon. w. G. Brantley on the subject.
Nh Brantley seems to be wary of the prop.
ID, and says there is plenty of time should
eide to enter the lists. Mr.. Brantley
DC confidence of the people of South Geor.
d would make strong race, but he is too
politician to allow himself to be used in
anner indicated above. In the meantime
Hoke Smith is gaining ground so rapidly
begins to look like the boys might about
Nj make it unanimous.
The campaign for the new county is PROV
IA great advantage to Fitzgerald in more
than one. The several factions, business,
Nal and social have been brought close to-
Il in the united effort that is being made to
n county for this section that has beenfe
Handicapped by the great disadvantages in-
II to a large and unweildy county with its
house hidden in the interior, remote from
|asiness centers and centers of population
de. Another great advantage is the adj
&, which, in itself will repay all the cost
<ampaign. Many of the people, the best