Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-15

NE are not aware of the estimate of the loss or
mount of insurance.
Fitzgerald has, a 100000 cotton MILL rum
ling day and night, with large force OF labor
rs at work doubling its capacity and doubling
|ks cost to $200,00 and by the way, doubling It's
eekly pay roll; one of the best built cotton Oil
lants in the cotton belt; compress newly
stablished, one of the most powerful and best
Machines of it's kind in the belt, with sidetrack
Connections with three railroads; private ma
khine shop, with foundry; railroad machine
hops; large and complete Munger system
&innery, the capacity of which is being doubled
his season; two artificial stone plants, both be-
log operated successfully; two cotton ware
Houses and three other large ones being built
June 1909; water works and electric light
liant owned and operated by the city; one OF the
.argest tourist hotels in South Georgia, outside
0f Thomasve; four other splendid hotels; a
IRE department, brass band and military COM
Dany; sash and door factory; novelty works;
<zVo large planning mills the best ice plant south
6f Macon a new compressed brick city hall; an
Dpera house; steam laundry; wagon and buggy
actory; broom factory; two bottling establish
tents, one with modern machinery, doing large
Susiness; eleven churches; free public schools
With free books to every resident of the city;
kwo telegraph lines; splendid telephone system,
18th long distant connecticut three banks, with
l75,0OO capital and surplus; two large whole
ale groceries; wholesale hardware and farm
IMPLEMENTS; junction with three main divisions
So the Atlantic and Birmingham K. X. system;
Ro other railroad lines, and still fourth line
ID Immediate prospect; tax values one and three
harter millions; population about 5000 and
rowing faster than any community in Georgia.
Hoke Smiths first gun of the campaign will
fred at Madison, June 10Th, and will echo
Ia re-echo throughout the state.
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Banks that use modern methods OF advertise
R, do not find it necessary to retire from bus1-
ess They are too busy to quit.-Cordele News.
The same may be said of merchants.
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The fastest long distance scheduled train in
he world is over the Pennsylvania Railway, be-
veen N. Y and Chicago, it discounts mile
mute including all stops, and runs in ahead OF
ehedule time.
The machine and the railroad lobby realize
Lat they are in the minority and that the oppo-
lion must be divided while they concentrate
M one candidate, hence, their best efforts are
ing devoted to keeping as many candidates in
He race as possible.
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An Ocilla man drank bottle of laudnum
Id ended his life and protracted drunk, few
Ays ago; few days later, an Albany man sew
led his neck veins with razor, thereby ending
hother protracted drunk. But DRINKS we are
ound to have if they do come high.
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This paper is mailed to several of the in
Rental members in ths~next house and senate,
lat they may, if sodisposed, brm themselves
to what theseNorthen county proposition is
Ad why. is proposed that Il ley may more in
EIligently act on the matter when the egis-
lure convenes.
The Editor of the Enterprise wants TO see
liz editors and publishers at the Weekly Press
onvention at Cordee. Not Representatives,
ia the men who do the work and own the
ANTS, the men who actually produce our week
y Exchanges. There is business to be trans
|eted, urgent, necessary business.
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Japan may want billion dollars of Russia's
LII to offset the loss of men and munitions.
will no doubt want all Manchuria, with the
toad from Hardin to Port Arthur and all
sian interest on the Peninsula and the little
Skahalin and the removal of all fortiiica-
Nladiyostok, and the Acknowledgement