Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-02-16
y Thursday, February 10, 1905. =
Slightly disfgured we're back in the ring.


right. We are after the v:ious. the vocal ard
vile; the lousy, lazy lout will have cause to re-
gret our re urn to the Este.
Conscious of the backing Of all good men,
and as sure of the spite Of every unworthy cuss
within the range Of our battery, we shall do our
best to measure up to the responsibility and
meet every expectation.
We are indeed glad 10 be back and greet
our friends of the Fourth Estate. We love them,
God bless 'em. Without them all would be
chaos and ruin
We are here for all he good we can do for
Fitzgerald and her good people, for Irwin coun-
ty and this God favored ton.
J. E. MERCER.
1t has been our purpose all along to notice
some mistate mentS and mi~represen a tons in
an article published in local paper anent our
release from quarantine, but ont OF spect tor"ur
readers RICH and because we have much else
that is better our hands we shall torbear.
We have our face turned the other way and our
heart set on higher thIrgs.
Did you get one7
Was it a comic or a loving one?
The weather is suburb, simply immense.
Dan Cupid has had his day-many day.
After all the Hon. W. W. Osborne has dis
appointed us.
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It's far better to be bent on economy than
broke on extravagance.-Ex.
Macon will have fair any way. Macon is
3 a
Just now Tedde seems very much inclined
4 to use the big STICK on the senate
The Gar might as we'll call that reform
movement off. His uncles are against him.
And the Hon. Joe Hill Hall, of BIB, has
Joined the ranks OF the guberna.orlal barklSes.
Between the president and the senate it
seems to have become matter of which shall
have the last word,
The Brunswick Journal has captured the
legal advertising OF Glypn county, evidently the
Journal is appreciated at home as well as abroad.
Breezy Jim Freeman, of the breezy Douglas
\. Breeze pretends that we paid him an unexpect-
ed comp iment when we intimated that he had
brains. Honest now, u Gle Jim. didn't you
\ think we'd say something like that?
Ordinary Ward asks Editor Ward if the
editor of the Breeze has dyspepsia. No, but,
it's the grip A good strong grip.-Douglas
Breeze.
Brother Freemans grip does not effect the
head so much it does the pocket.
The Georgia Weekly Press Association has
not vet selected place for its next meeting.
The matter will be d cided by the Executive
Committee or the pres dent. Cordele has
tended an invitation 70 the Association which we
trust will be accepted.
What are you doing for the common good?
What do you contribute to the common stock?
q These are questions every man should ask him.
self and be able TO answer in satisfactory man
Ssner. Let YOUR vocation be a clean one Do
something useful every day. The Great Creator
intended it and your neighbors expect it,
Clark Howell ard J. H. Estill are too good
men to blunder into newspaper controversy
q this early in the euberra toral race. Which
ever one wins the high Office, and what ever
measures be NAV be arrayed in favor OF, his con-
stituents may feel assured they are the measures
which he honestly believes are for the good OF
the people.
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IRA At last the time seems to have arrived, or
n will have arrived at the July session OF legsla-
Ature for securing the city court OF FltZgs ra d.
,s~Enterprise is as much in favor OF city
itzar. of FITZGERALD as il ever has beeu,and there
Seople who are as much opposed TO 1T ashley