Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08

The anti-Hok Smlthies evidently see things
1 their sleep.
Come to Fitzgerald July Fourth and see the
#nkees celeb rate.
Irwin County may be as dry as chip before
ristmas.-Oc Star.
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II must require considerable nerve for some
"a to take their countenances out where peo-
se can sec them.
s If Hon. Hoke Smith decides to make the
ice for governor he will have good following
i Irwin County. --Ocilla Star.
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The Weekly Press of Georgia probably
yer was unanimous for any man, but it comes
Eighty near being unanimous for Hokc Smith.
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There is every probability that the Weekly
|ress Association will take up the question OF
reign advertising and at least simplify that
noty problem.
The Enterprise draws the line against skunk
thinning in this part of the moral vineyard.
I'm Herring will take due notice and govern
|mself accordingly.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise lost an issue,
Ia Sam Small took trip. We trust these
light exchanges will not again leave us desolate,
zen for short time.--Fort Gains Seminal.
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There is not community in the state that
Ia make stronger showing for new county
an Fitzgerald and the territory that is pro-
Dsed to be incorporated in the new county of
Iorthen.
We have intimated from time to time that
aiding the Enterprise regularly would improve
Il average man or woman. However true that
az be, it is evident that most of the good peo'
h in this section read it.
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If Clark Howell should want an explanation
Hoke Smiths lack of enthusiasm in the Bry-
! Campaign he might save time and simplify
|atters by explaining how it was with him in
le Cleveland Campaign.
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When Hoke and Clark get down to BUSH
SIS, we hope the fur will fly For then
Il people will see and know what sort of
man they have for candidate. AS it looks
DIV, Hoke seems to be in position to make
bod Townsville Press.
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The Georgia editors will take in Brunswick
few days. Of course they will enjoy their
ay.-Darien Gazette.
No the editors will not take 10 Brunswick
&c be taken in by it. The outing that has been
ranged at Atlantic Beach was too nearly per.
cted before Brunswick put in her application.
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The editor of this paper is often abused,
lsually out of our hearing,) not more often,
,wever, than we arc commended. If it were
,ssible to line up those who oppose us and those
ho commend us and get good picture
the two groups we would not begrudge
900 for the picture, as a souvenir that
e. would bequeath to our posterity. Now
ats exactly the way VIC feel about ii dear read
. Which side arc you on?
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We are now, and have for many years, been
Hing to sign an agreement with the press of
e state not to accept foreign medicine adver-
,mentS at less rates than we do home adVer-
,ements; but, we regret to say, we have no
pc that such an agreement wonld be faithfully
pt by all. And too, it seems TO US that each
blisher should be freely accorded The right to
ke advertisements at such rates as would not.
his opinion, be hurtful to him. We doubt if
e press association could adopt any plan that
ould better the matter,-Ocilla Star.
That is precisely what is intended to be
|dertaken Hanlon. # we can arrange plan
which the weekly papers can get the price
81 want or ask for advertising space from
ien advertisers the organization of the asso-
= viii not have been In vain.