Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-11

deposition to the Carnegie library
A. be very quiet.
zen and Gaynor are giving the court
ming to ponder over.
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#rhe effort to secure Normal and business
*epe is not entirely as harmonious as IL might
We have but one interest In it, and that IS
6zge AIDS best interest
The snrpreme court has reversed Judge
nn, of Chatham, who issued injunction
inst the rail road commission enJoinlng
"a from interfering with its ruling on the
Owe rate question.
We are glad to state that Mr. William
Metcher has so far recovered from his recent
sArious illness that the attending physicians
~. J. Dorminy and L. S. O.bo ne entertain
ISpes of his ultimate recovery For week or
Iore his condition vas such that there was
Kktle hope of his ever getting we'll.
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The climax of Clark Howell's masterful
Tort in JOINT debate at Columbus yesterday
#claimed by the Constitution, Mr. Howens
Ia paper, to consist in the reading OF letters
ON one populist to another. 1t is probably
ssell fostlark that he consumed his time IN
lding popullst letters. He certainly had no
Low with his competitor on the stump.
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M Mr.. w. S. Witham was in the city yesterday
ektending the meeting of the directors ana
\ Sockholders of the First National Bank. he
now connected with 69 banks and the
rst National of Fitzgerald stands at the
ad of the list Mr.. Wtham has been instru-
entail in organizing several of the institutions
which Fitzgerald is most proud, ana MS
bends are glad to see him here on his annual
isits.
Clark Howell has met Hoke Smith 10 joint
u cate and is no doubt repentant politician TO-
Az He was aggravated by the audience IN the
aying he would meet Mr.. Smith again, but no
kell informed man in the state seriously expect
mother meeting between the two leading can
&dates. Mr.. Howell has all he wants and his
Miends NAV be depended on to prevent another
keeting.
h The First National Bank of this city takes
ae cake as a dividend maker. In its i've years
I existence has been paying dividends with
xtreme regularity. All of them liberal and
Natfyipg to the stockholders. The first,
Ehch was paid out only ten mouths after the
>rganization of the bank, was 40%, and the last
me, declared yesterday, was a nifty per
center. Now don't that make you wish you
owned bank?
There will be several dwellings and BUSH
hess houses built in Fitzgerald within the near
Enture. We have no obi ction because all that
Ne have now are occupied, but what we need to
d akessure that they will continue to be occupied
d more industries in the community. Agrlcul-
lure has bright outlook to be sure, but we
must not depend entirely on agriculture. The
BEST and must prosperous com munltles depend
ia both agriculture and industrial enterprises.
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Mr., q J. Russell of Mystic, the champion
:otton man who received hundred dollar check
Is prize for the best acre of cotton, Is not
nerelya cotton farmer, but an all round success
ID the farm. He strung up dozen porkers
Tuesday that uetted twenty seven hundred
nd seventy pounds This is merely one 10
talment of this ceasons hog crop This pork
,erbaps costs Mr.. Russell less that Sc per
,ound net, profit of at least $1,000 a piece on
hese pigs.
Clever Tom Price is here again today, and
alks as if he really ment to come back to tltz-
hat