Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29


Should Editor Gray be classed with the
ockers?'
The city authorities mean business this
s, and if your premises need cleaning up you
Il e get at it any too soon.
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Atlanta is not afraid of infection from New
cans fever patients. She would even accept
citizens several of the Pelicans City's base
s. pitchers.
Hon, B. E. Wilcox introduced two bills in
8 legislature Thursday. One of them was to
The license for selling liquor in Irwin county
20 900, and the other to repeal the act estab-
ing dispensary at Ocilla.
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Every farmer in the State is requested to
se an idea as to features for Georgia Farmers
~ at the Macon Fair. This Day will be de-
ed to the farmers almost exclusively, and
.st be full of features of interest to them.
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The advocates of government ownership OF
roads have received severe setback from
report of the Canadian Minister of Railways,
he effect that the great Intercolonial Railway
s. been operated at loss of over $4,000, 900
ing the past year.
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Fitzgerald is to have daily newspaper.
<gill be issued from the People" Office, and
acheduled to make its first appearance next
onday evening. If it is as bright and newsy
he weekly edition, it is bound to win success.
81 it live long and prosper.
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There are number of mem bers of the leg
akure who would rather be subjected to the
ia Of argument used by Editor Gray in his re-
Il controversy with Representative Revill,
a to be the subject of two-stick article from
trenchant pen. Verify, the pen is mightier
ID the bludgeon.
In this issue the Enterprise prints two COM
nications regarding the sanitary situation.
Toes not necessarily follow that we indorse
rvthing contained in communications pub
led in this paper We print many things,
spirit Of fairness, which do not altogether
acide with our personal views.
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ARRANGEMENTS are under way to have an ex-
sion of Minnesota farmers to the Macon Fair.
i Ed Huthnance, now a resident of Mime
bis, seeing the farmers moving in the direc-
"a of the Dakotas and Canada, is seeking to
liz their faces Southwark, and believes that by
sit to the Georgia Farmers Fair at Macon
~ can see at glance what can be raised in
.orgia.
4Cn,~aa nf &haSe dauS fha ENIJroOean O0WerS
II begin again to appropriate sections of the
sinese empire to their own private USES and
q good offices of Uncle Sam will be solicited
the Chinks to extricate them from the diff
|4fy. If this boycott BUSINESS is carried to an
.kremity, we may not be as ready to lend assist
&c as we were upon former occasion.
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Mr.. p. r. Booker is circulating petition to
y city council, requesting them to take imme-
ate steps toward having all creeks and bitches
the city cleaned out and deepened so as to
oroughly drain off all surface water. He was
Getting with encouragement wherever he pre-
nted the paper,an and had over 200 signatures
hen he visited this Office. We believe this is
oye in the right direction, and the councilmen
ii doubtless act favorably upon the request.
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That ''the wages of sin is death" is aptly IL
strated by the fate of the male members of
s Rawlings family, who have been convicted of
nurder of the Carter children at Valdosta.
Be father and two sons have been sentenced to
Pallows, and a younger son to life imprison-
s. Transgression of the laws of God and
Invariably followed, sooner or later, by
schr
4ht walk brings its reward in clear
M neaceful enjoyment of life.