Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-20
Tuesday, June 20, 1905. =

hkees celebrate.
ALBANY, with many saloons, has warm
|apctitor in Ocilla, with her dispensary in
matter of manufacturing suicides. Two
III, in two weeks, is the record.
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& The Enterprise has large and interesting
of exchanges, and now comes The North
&rgian, fifteen year old, with row OF x Xxx
Ind its borders and we take pleasure in
ding Editor Kirby three times week, the
at we have in our shop.
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The fighting editor of the Enterprise has
~ to attend .he Georgia Weekly Press Con-
|stion at Cordele. AS things seemed to be pref
warm in that progressive little city yesterday
hope he will keep cool''.
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Editor Mercer is not toting fair with us.
hy?-Brunswick Journal.
We would rather be considered fair than
d or famous. If we have been unfair with
Htor Small it was slip of the pencil and shall
occur again.
Henry Grady said, TRY to build up, that
ere are always plenty of others who do all the
ing down that is necessary" He said that
e didn't know that there was any happi-
s. on earth worth having outside the happi-
Is of knowing that you have done your duty
4 that you have tried to do good"
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The people of the towns and counties where
railroads are helping to make population and
&iuess are not forming Hoke Smith clubs this
non.- Brunswick Journal.
Mistake brother,-utter1y wrong: The big
L Hoke Smith club in Georgia is being form
here in Fitzgerald where the railroads are
bing to make population and business, lots OF
kh. and there are several Smith clubs forming
irwin, pretty fair railroad county.
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IA Clark Howell Club has been formed IN
INDUS. Just why this indication OF weak
8 has been permitted on the part OF Mr..
nell's managers may never be explained.
brding to the reasoning(O of Mr.. Howell's
.lns every Muscogee democrat who has not
lied his name on the club list is Hoke
Ith man and of course the county is lost to
candidate in whose interest the club was
snized. What folly.
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IA reader of the Enterprise tells US that
Alarly reading our Neutrality-suspicious.
burdens and tribulations of life by half.
The Irishman being told by the currycomb
Ter that currying for the horse was half
q. bought two combs, thinking to dispense
i, the feed bill entirely. We can't prescribe
subscriptions to the Enterprise as panacea
Eli difficulties but you might send one to
ia and thus do him great kindness.
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They will of course continue to scatter the
u cut tacks along the speedway of the Hoke
Id auto. Earnest Camp of the Dublin Times
he'd one aside before it got in a puncture.
IS the way he did it:
Dalton Citizen: How is Hoke Smith going to
slp that Piedmont Hotel bar room with his
hibition record9
Az Mr.. Smith is a minority stakeholder, the
svas put there against his wishes. We have
BON authority, however, that if Mr.. Smith
get control of the stock, the bar must go.
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Artie Jones' little paper is as slick as an
When you think you have him cornered,
\ the Irishman's flea, he "aint thar" We
6p the little paper hasn't been running but
or three years, but the editor, as well as the
Usher, has been here since the early days
has heard things just like the Enterprise
d that he had. Then how artfully they as
LIZ the attitude of defending Fitzgerald S re-
Rkion when last week it advertised the fact
Il Fitzgerald had all sorts of bad places.
Vow whenl it comes to defending Fitzger-
ainst the Enterprise it takes more than
-it takes ga1l-cheek, with brass knobs
we could just get Clarence and Artie
f4 n1int of being frank for moment,