Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-08
Saturday, April 8, 1905.


Fitzgerald will be well represented at the
Georgia Chautauqua at Albany.
A light frost fell in this section Thursday
night, but the damage was very slight even to
Inc tenderest vegetables.
If you don't believe that Fitzgerald people
have confidence in her future, just pick out
piece of real estate and try to buy 1T.
A Palm Beach hotel clerk has married a
millionaire heiress, daughter OF a chewing gum
King. Well, what's the use of chewing the rag"
Japan evidently expects to require OF the
sbaffied ST. Petersburg government sufficient
Indemnity to cover all the expenses of the great
war.
The strawberry crop in this section and in
Florida is late and it may be more than week
before the first car goes forward from Fitzger-
aid.
The department of agriculture has sold
vi ,48O tags more this season than last, which
signifies that the reduced(O acreage will be
well MANFRED.
The state will receive from the lease of
convict labor, for the first three months of 1905,
total of 81,36924, at the rate of nearly
half-million dollars per annum.
A high railroad authority declares that the
always favor a reform in rates. It's funny
low the railroads wait for a suggestion from the
utside before they act on matters of this kind.
Sam Small is even trying to fix a line be-
pyeen North Georgia and South Georgia. We
Hope he won't build wall so high and so deep
lat fellow down here can neither scratch
nder nor climb over.-Telfair Enterprise.
The Nashville Herald thinks there is moth
liz more disgusting than the editor who "slors
ker" and pours out great puddles of fattery,
ten of people they happen to want to use.
he Herald is sensible in that as in other things
have noticed
The Herald has been commended by prom
Sent citizens from every section of the county,
nring the past week, for its stand with respect
the Alternative Road Law. We didn't know
Bere were so many people aking an interest in
lie matter. They do not hesitate to talk to the
era1d, because they know how we stand
ashville Herald.
Theodore P. Shaunt says there shan't be
n politics in the Panama Canal Commission.
aunt gets salary twice as great as that of
! President of the U. S., which he is supposed
earn mainly by keeping politics out of the
nal business. Publicity is the tonic he pre-
kibes to.keep the commission healthy, which
ates that Shaunt is at least practical,
BILE man.
Z The Ringsters are now bowling out lot of
Enyrot in asserting that it will disfranchise the
rmers and rural counties if the people are al
sSRed to select candidates for governor and state
use Offices by their ballots. The cry against
popular or, as some call it, blanket" primary
select these officials is deliberate attempt to
Dw-beat and deceive the people so that the
INC can keep it's hold on the machine and grind
powder the will of the masses.-Telfair En-
prise.
S. c. T. Dodd chief solicitor of the Stan
IA Gil Co., denies that mr.. Rockefeller was
ncipal in the affairs relating to the organi-
sen of the gas and copper companies"
says that Mr.. Rockefeller had no con-
lion, directly or indirectly in their organi-
"a, therefore it is up to the public to say
Sher thew believe Solicitor Todd or Thos