Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-10-17

Oscar McRaes Enterprise and ]. J. Rogers
Enterprise are every whit worthy OF the name.
We club with the Commoner at SLIGO. Inc
New York World at 81. 65 per annum.
Mr.. Thos. J. Simmons, son of the late Ch1et
Justice, who has been connected with the Allan
Ia Journal several years, has taken charge OF the
news department of the Macon Evening News.
Cordele is clean and aggressive. Few COM
munities in the South have brighter outlook
and the formation of Crisp county seems to have
settled it's destiny. We wish her good people
every success.
Mr.J.A. J. Henderson planted on his farm
near Ocilla this year $50 acresin cotton which Will
make at least 400 bales. If the season had been
at all favorable, he would have made consider
ably more than bale to the acre.
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Speaking of the sex of angels, the Waycross
Herald saws: I'VE had counted on meeting the
girls and shall be disappointed if we've missed
.them." Nobody had thought about Old Nlck's
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The cigar merchants are standing by the
new factory in manner that means success to
that enterprise. The force is being increased
10 meet the local demands. The "Georgia's Best
Smoker" brands are becoming famous already.
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Rev. Thos. Dixon, Jr., was in Columbia,
IS. c., Friday night when his "Clansman" was
but on the stage for the first time. The play
was met with such manifest disapproval that
The author appeared before the curtain and de-
ENDED the play making friends for it and for
himself in spite of the embarrassing situation.
After the play the feeling of resentment was rec
bnciled with difficulty.
The Fitzgerald district, 1887 G. NJ, is much
he smallest in area of any in the county, tho de-
idedly the largest in point of population and tax
salues This district was laid out soon after the
colony was established from the northern corn
az of the Minnie district and the district lines
IRE so near the city that voters living in the very
&uburbs are required to go to distant precincts
aEo vote. 1t is now proposed to extend the limits
|bf the district so as to give us at Fitzgerald
district of average size. very proper thing to
ID.
s'These are truly good times in Georgia.
The people have more cash, good health, peace
"a home and abroad. With cotton at 10 cents
per pound, this grand old state is fairly pulslng
With prosperity. "-Fitzgerald Enterprise.
''Good for you, Jesse! Now you are preach
nc our doctrine, and the sermon has the right
ring. No ring" clique" or corruption"
Keep it up and send the McDufie Progress
ropy. It may chase away the nightmare that
&eems to be lowering about that sanctum.-Fort
Eaines Sentinel.
We have been preaching that doctrine ever
since the editor of the Sentinel was sky-pilot
III Leary. 1t has been so long habit that it has
become second-nature.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise refuses to help
In elect Judge Atkinson. Alright, Mercer, if
ztnu are determined to act ugly about 1t, why,
eou go YOUR route.-Brunswck Journal.
Thank you Ernest, that is the route we will
<raveI. We haven't one word to say against
Nudge Atkinson that we could not smilingly say
Il his face. He is personal FRIEND an honor
bile man and good lawyer, but we think there
e better men in the state and men better suit
for the high Office of chief justice and one of
# Is is the present Chief Justice Fish. Ger
1V nothing can be urged against his election.
ERE is then we may change our mind, but
present lights before US and our knowl-
4s two men, we favor the election of
enRh personal motives, but