Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24

Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out
Come to Fitzgerald July Fourth and see the
KEGS celebrate.
,ome to Fitzgerald July Fourth. Every
else is expected.
we expect to see South Georgia man get
&ke Office, if we have to run ourself.
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s Ii Dom Paul Hall will pass his anti-pass bill
In the session he will receive considerable
hg on the back before the session ends.
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Pistol-toters should study the following TAX
rom an exchange: The pistol has brought
to a thousand homes where it has been
lection to one. Sparks Advertiser.
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III. l.. Yarbrough, of Adrian, was IN the city
Nv and, of course, he was talking for James
MY. He was so charged with enthusiasm
n he was perfectly sanguine of success for
new county Of James;
The esteem in which the Mumford Orphan
|le is held by the weekly press of this state is
Fenced in the fact that on a mere sugges-
a liberal subscription was raised for the
nford Memorial Hall by those members OF
press at Cordele Wednesday.
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The advancing price of cotton is one of the
Sc encouraging signs of the times. The adj
te comes too late to effect the acreage. In
tit comes as result of the reduction of acre.
Already the farmers have the most con-
Ing illustration of the great good he has ac-
Aplished by reducing the acreage.
Mr. Harvie Jordan we tip our hat to you.
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Hamilton McWorther has been removed
II the Georgia field. A dispatch from Wash
Sn yesterday announced that he had been
tinted Assistant Gen. Council of the South
Railway system and that his headquarters
Tia be at the general headquarters of the
Eem at Washington. This removal of Judge
Worther from Georgia's state Capitol is one
e significant results of the Osborne letters,
Hoke Smiths candidacy. We predict that
Railway lobby will lie low in Georgia until sf-
he next state election. Until then it will
Generally be known to whom the benighted
lator is expected to look for advice on all
kions of railroad legislation.
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The readers of the Enterprise will be ex-
led to look over our short comings in an edi-
NJ way for some time to come. We shall be
Apied with new county matters and practical
lying all other business aside, we shall bend
very best efforts, for the next few weeks, or
Il the fight is won. The work at home, has
b accomplished much more thoroughly and
sfactorily than we had at first hoped would
POSSIBLE. The people of the county and the
Side territory to be incorporated are prac-
lly unit in favor of the plan as mapped out.
8 few who, through selfish interest, or being
GUIDED, Withhold their cooperation and as
realize the futility of opposition to a practi-
N unanimous sentiment for so just cause.
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Mr.. Mac B. Wilson, who is visiting here this
'k is cotton oil mill man, secretary of the
|ional Association, we'll posted on the crop
ditionsin Tex as, as we'll as otherstates, tells
Enterprise that the acreage in Texas has
b reduced about 2096 from last years crop
that the condition of the crop is at least $50
w the condition of last years crop at this
THE CARELESS WORM
here is a popular misrepresentation as to what
careless worm" is. Already it has been
fused with the caterpillar. Mr.. Wilson ex-
rs that the careless worm" is worm that
ss on the careless weed" common on Texas
rs. The worms come earlier than caterpi,-
and only in fields where the weeds are to be
bid and after the weeds are consumed they
lmence on the young cotton plant, often do
as much damage as the caterpillar, which
lily attacks the older plants. Since the
less worm" is dependent on the weed,
nay be practically destroyed, while adj