Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-11-25
If you are not right, get right.

Ii you are not right, get right
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We bet on the bull side of the cotton mar
ket Tuesday and won. We bet one dollar and
won Just that much.
The Georgia Baptists, having more money
than they know how to spend, are investing 1t
in four per cent bonds.
Clark Howell will have the time of his life
when he meets Hoke Smith at Columbus. Clark
is good man and deserves better fate.
The Smth-Howell debate at Columbus will
attract visitors from Fitzgerald. 1t is quite
probable that all parts of the state will be rep
resentated.
It isn't so much question of disfranchlsment
railroad rates and discrimination, but shall the
\ people or the politicians name the governor and
shall the third house control legislation?
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There are two classes of people-lust two
One class contributes to the progress OF the
world and assists in improving human kind
! The other class exists at the expense OF the
society in which they live; are parasites on the
1 civilization of the age.
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The Hawkinsville News and Dispatch refers
to Grover Cleveland as a dead duck" we
thought that most we'll informed people had
come to regard the ex-president as about the
greatest living American citizen. History will
give him very high place.
There is not town in the state with the
population, the facilities and the business that
Fitzgerald has that does as little newspaper adj
vertising as the merchants of Fitzgerald.
Whole page and half page ads embellish the
pages of nearly all our exchanges.
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The correspondence between Mr.. Smith
and Mr.. Howell, contained in yesterdays dis
patches, tends to show what their proposed
Joint debate will be-a con test OF hair splitting
and personalities. Savannah News.
We trust not. We have seen Mr.. Smith in
one joint debate, with the peerless Crisp. There
was no hair splitting, but considerable side
splitting.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating
We are eating this week biscuit made from
flour produced on the Marion Dickson flour mill.
(which is astonishingly fine There is richness
and flavor that can not be excelled, probably the
knowledge of the fact that il is not adulterated
in any way accounts for whatever effect the I'M
imagination may have, but the flour is all right
and we hope the farmers in this section will try
sufficient acreage of wheat to give 1t fair test
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Merchants of Fitzgerald look we'll to your
E1aurels. The advertising merchants of Ocilla,
Triton, Douglas, and other neighboring towns
are reaching out for your trade and getting it.
This is an advertising age and paper reading
age There is lots of money in the hands Of
! the farmers more than ever before in the hist
ory of the country, and more of them read
THE newspapers than ever before and all of them
are more or less influenced by legitimate intell-
rent advertisements. If advertising ever did
paw, il will this season.
Those brave young men of brownsville who
Eorated on the organization of the law and order
LEAGUE have the opportunity to show their nerve.
TING "b1ind tigers" are blinking at item. How
|about it, Hardy and Observation-Disclosures
Enterprise.
Well, there are arrests made almost daily
Ekrave voung policemen; the cases are pushed by
brave Young solicitor, and the editors are not
lid to print the news and give their opinion
M How is that for nerve?-Thomasvlle
nes-Enterprise. -,
that's all right as far as it goes. II Will
to stop at printing the news and mere
- Of opinion unless the opinion be
Sresaed and oft repeated.