Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-03-23

Fitzgerald has already started out on pro-
ram of building improvements that will break
any previous years record. Within the next IL
months some expensive business blocks will
lover conspicuous vacant corners and building
ties.
Messrs. W. r. Bowen, E. II. James and +.
". Stetson have bought the Jay property be-
Eween the City Hall and the Phenix Grocery
Co., one of the most eligible and valuable ware
house sites in the city, on which they will at
nee erect splendid modern brick warehouse,
Nth hundred feet front, running back 100 feet
10 the A. & B. tracks.
The wooden stable will be left for the pre-
eent on the west side of the lot but will, sooner
BE- later, give place to a splendid structure
which will probably be headquarters for one of
The largest supply houses in this part of the
state.
The trouble about resisting Temptation is
that it is such continuous performance.-Thom
Asville Times Enterprise.
\
Judge Martin did not adjourn Twins SUI
erior Court for the term, but took recess to
he fourth Monday in June when he expects to
ear up the docketS.
Prosecuting Attorney Jerome made q bon
lie of bling paraphernalia. 1t is said that
lie implements burned were valued at $4,000.
Fitzgerald we did not find quite so much
arapherna1ia and seem to lack the nerve or the
nthority to burn it. We simply stored it for
2eason in the warehouses;.
The prospects are that the Strawberry
POWERS will have the greatest season this
bring they have yet known. Buyers are al
adv on the ground and beyond all question
Ley will have an opportunity to get good net
rice, money in hand for the fruit. A drouth
ems to be the only thing now to be dreaded
when one considers the matter disposition
civ we must conclude that buying or selling
nlitical influence is a crime, not only against
Ell system of government, but against the per-
nal liberty of the citizens. No corporation can
We lawful nor an honest excuse for the en-
oyment of political agent.-W. w. Osborne.
Ashburn, Triton, Fitzgerald and Ocilla are
h candidates for new counties. Representa-
YES from these towns have held a conference
la perfected arrangements for working to-
ther in their efforts. The Observer would be
la to see all these splendid towns successful
kheir endeavor to become county capitals
oultrie Observer.
Captain r. E. Park, state treasurer, was in
& city Yesterday examining the Exchange
Ink and Home Savings Bank and incidentally
liking at the best section of the undeveloped
nth. He paid us pleasant call, and, of course,
rned many things about Developments here.
Nshier E. w. Stetson and Mr.. E. II. James
biz him over the city and colony, showing him
foundation on which we are building, which
of course, pronounced entirely satisfactory.
The police of New York raided gambling
b in that city last Wednesday, patronized al
ost exclusively by the wives of wealthy New
brkers.
The alleged pool room was located in
shionable apartment house. The policemen
8 to break down two doors to reach the room.
eir entrance was followed by scene of wild
itement, the women, most of whom were
aered around roulette table, screaming and
smpting to escape by the windows and doors.
giving their names and addresses the
a were allowed to go, but they had to
their way through the crowd that had
ered to their private carriages and automo-
Ehlch were waiting around the corner.
sat beats Fitzgerald.