Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.

Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
Mr.. P. H. Fitzgerald continues to organize
colonies and fleece his subscribers.
The yellow fever situation is very much I'M
proved as to New Orleans, and other places, ex'
eept Pensacola.
When it rains we trust the farmers will not
forget to put in few acres of wheat. You can
ind the seed at Campbel1's and Whltchards.
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Editor Knapp seems to be too much occu-
bed with the stick (not the big stick WELD the
nencil to anv great extent on his editorial page.
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We believe that cotton has about reached
its lowest point for the season, but there are
plenty people who believe it has not. we may
be mistaken.
wv Bivins of Cordele is in the city and in
sompany with Mr.. r. ]. Prentlss is looking at
the improvements that always impress the occa'
sional visitor
Editor Lee seems to have fallen under
evil influences. His usual fairness and plac1dlty
are being prostituted by those unworthy OF his
association.
The brazenry and the effrontery OF some OF
The dirtiest people we have ever known appalls
ia and we wonder how long, long suffering
public will forbear.
Tuesdays Waycross Journal carried tour
half pages, one full page ad and other ads to beat
The band. They advertise in Waycross and
kome other Georgia towns like they were doing
BUSINESS
We would like to be in Atlanta on New
bounty and Editors day but we fear press
81 other business will rob us of the pleasure,
nd the profit that might come to Ben Hill
County.
Hon. Seaborn Wright, of Rome, has lined up
Nth the Hoke Smith forces. His signed state
nent in last Sundays Journal was strong, clear
md convincing. 1t will mean many votes for
Hoke Smith.-Cartersville News.
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ae devoting his time and talents to this Hoke
smith hullaba1oo.-Brunswick Journal.
Ernest you will find lot of good people fav-
|6ring Hoke Smiths candidacy. This town is
faall of them, and the county and the state seem
Is be very much that way.
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Those who have predicted lower price for
sotton as rule set much lower price for mid
zDctober than has been reached. TWAS predict
IA bv the bears and those who believed their
.rpument that 81 cents would be the price be-
ore this date, but it has not gone as low as
ents and probably will not, at least we trust not
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- A good story was told at recent bankers
Convention in Pittsburg to illustrate the results
which can be achieved by persistent advertising
~ Pittsburg rolling mill bar of steel weigh
no half ton was suspended by chain, and
near it was hung bottle stopper by a sllR
thread, The cork was allowed to swing against
he great mass of metal striking it each time IN
the same spot. No result was perceptlble for
Ten minutes, when the bar begun to qu1ver. Id
fhirty-five minutes it was swinging like pendu
ssam of a clock. Advertisers who expect immed
lie aud big results from single advertisement
- advertisements spasmodicaly placed before
"a public, would do well to ponder this story
IS the patient, persistent hammering. kept up
ILL after month and year after year that is
ain to start the pendulum of success swing
Neutrality-suspicious. Enterprise Gazette.
o apertisers would be mistaken, however, il
Ee Mluded that the Enterprise has only the
azenxk II makes an impression the
ne 10 - the influence
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