Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-04-27
Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.

Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
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The gay picnicker will soon encounter the
festive red bug on the pleasure grounds OF many
shaded hillsides.
The weather man is still fighting the straw
berry growers. However, they are receiving
pretty fair returns.
Yesterday was devoted to the sacred mem
ory of departed Confederate soldiers and was
generally observed throughout the south.
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H. Estill was the first South Georgia man
to say he would be in this gubernatorial race
and the Herald is for him, not only on that ac-
count, but because we prefer him. Waycross
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Wisconsin's legislature proposes to tax
bachelors $40 per annum. Now If they will only
tax the men who live on the wife's labor ten
stripes on the naked back, good results may
follow.
All the dishone st men are not vagabonds
some of them move in the highest circles but we
imagine d. r even in high life has but lit"
tie to feel good about, and gets but little real
pleasure out of life.
Thos W. Lawson is doing business at the
old stand. He has given the millonair robbers
more trouble than any other one man, ana ne
has given the public more information on the
Transaction of the money kings.
Give us South Georgian for governor, or
well take him. We've been put off long
enough" That's what Editor Mercer says,
and when he makes up his mind to do thing he
generally does it.-Hawkinsville Dispatch and
News.
The editor of the Fitzgerald Enterprise
should ACQUIRE free pass and then he will
know whether it is a bribe, or not.-BrunsWlck
#Journal.
live wanted to acquire one we would get the
Assistance of our neighbor to tell us how it is
done.
Thomas. w. Lawson explains how the vast
fortunes of the Standard Oil Co. and other large
trusts were accumulated by the corruption of
legislatures, the undermining of competitors,
the evasion of railway rates, the wrongful manlp-
ulation of stocks, the perversion of justice by
Intrigue, graft and foul play"
The Weekly Press Association will probab-
s1y excurt to the sea shore go to Brunswick after
& the Convention at Cordele and will probably go
Dver the Atlantic and Birmingham which will
take 'em thro Fitzgersld and of course we will
arrage to have them stop here long enough to
see the biggest and best city of its age in the
south.
South Georgia editors are going to stand
tpgether for South Georgia candidate for Gov
@rnor.-Fitzgerad Enterprise.
And which one will they stand for Mr..
Mercer?-Coffee County Gazette.
We are prepared to stand for the one that
stands the best show of election, or is choice of
majority of our neighbors provided he is all
right, which of course he will be.
drunken man butted into prohibition
meeting at Hemp stead, Texas, Monday night
and started a rough house, in which the intru-
der lost his life, together with three Others
among them Congressman John M. Pinckney.
All for liquor. There is nothing like getting
drunk and having great time if it does cost
few lives. Hampstead may be depended on to
remain absolutely dry, at least as long as the
present generation lives to tell of the tragedy.
We understand from a pretty authentic
source that Hanlons "Oci1la Star" will begin to
twinkle in the armament of newspaperdom in
about three weeks. Several efforts have been
made to call him away from Ocilla and this Sec
ton since he gave up the Dispatch, but all Of
Eers have been turned down in his loyalty to
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