Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-01
, T7r THURSDAY, June /, 1905, =.

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1 Chief Smith seems to have lost his dog gun.
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Its ali a joke about Clark Howell having any
ing good on Tapp. 1896
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Pull for Fitzgerald--if you can't find a va
"a house in Ocilla.-Ocilla STAR
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Tom Lawless ought to be the editor of a
Der that is not owned by railroad corporations.
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The Georgia watermelon is getting ripe.
ink of III The juicy Georgia watamilyon."
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Freed from the thral1dom of corporation
|pital, Tommie Lawless would be crack-a-
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The Russian ships that ran away, float only
sink some other day; at least that's what we
ear 'em say. % oaa9
The flooding of the sewers, bitches and
ans of the CITY Yesterday improved the sani-
~. condition i'm mensely.
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The most diabocal evil in Atlanta is the
Illusion of public officials with crime, says Pas
& Broughton of the First Baptist church.
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If Hoke Smith makes the race for governor
will have the railroad corporations and ma
line politicians to fight That muca we believe
I'll not be disputed.
We believe in the enforcement of the vag-
.ncy law. An occasional failure to convict is not
aficiert reason or excuse for abandoning the
ut on the vagrant nuisance.
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The Enterprise and others are wondering
ben the bursted bell in the city hall tower Will
Replaced, and we can hear the hours ring out
|em the clock hammer and hear the fire alarm
lock away and the curfew each evening.
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Pesident Coleman of the Georgia Weekly
'|ess Association, writes the Enterprise that
"a ans have all been perfected and that 1t IS
Hkire1y too late to vary the program so as to
Ike the trip to Brunswick or the stop at
zgera1d.
q Col. w. F. Way was here Tuesday in the
rest of Fourth of July celebration for
nitric. He will endeavor to have the Blue
LII GRAY Association and others interested to
tpone our proposed celebration and join
bultrie on that day.
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The Star is quite willing to let the farmers
ide for the cotton acreage. They understand
IL own business better than pencil pusher,
&c they should make too much cotton and
price goes down to four and five cents, the
ICE of cloth will go down, too, so there you
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We are in receipt of neat invitation or no:
of the session of The Oil Mill Superintend-
s' Association in twelfth annual convention
Memphis, Tenn, June g. 7 and s. The no.
s. is signed by M. B. Wilson, secretary and
Nasurer, of Lockhart, Tex.
Mr.. Wilson is the we'll known brother of the
Rosser A. Wilson.
81 1t is no agument against the formation OF
III counties to say that the people in such
mites will be burdened with taxes to erect
|arthouses and other public buildings, for the
|gers have the power, to say, at the polls, what
amountsof the extra expense shall be.-Ocil-
Star.
Mayor Weaver, of Philadelphia has had a
zsle with corrupt council and his defeat
the hosts of corruption is the most notable of
kind since the overthrow of the Tweed ring.
week ago there was not more insolent
kregation of grafters in the United States than
*iladelphia's rotten council, and its overthrow
ne about by it's self confidence and security.
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There seems to be an undercurrent of sem
@ent in favor of change of the Weekly Press
Rotation officers. We cannot more than
81 what strength the movement will gather
be time the association convenes in its next