Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-01
The Enterprise will start an employment

The Enterprise will start an employment
bureau on it's own hook, purely for the accomo-
dation of it's patrons and readers. 1t is not our
purpose to make dollar out of the new feature
and, for the present al last, we will cot charge
a cent from the employer or the employee, but
will pay our own expenses and give the service
free We will keep listed at this office all appl-
cations for employment and all applications tor
help wanted" and will give our patrons the
use of our list and services for the sake OF help
ing along a good thing If there is any reader
of the Enterprise who wants employment come
to see us or write us about it. On the other
hand, any of our readers wanting assistance
whether laborers or domestics or office help, no.
tifv the Enterprise and we will endeavor to point
out the opportunity.
people with houses to rent will also have
our assistance free. Any of our readers with a
house or rooms furnished or unfurnished Tor
which thew want tenants are invited to leave g.
descirption and rates at the Enterprise office
We will do our best for them, free OF charge.
Give us trial and see if we can't assist you.
This proposition is open to our TRENDS
in distant states as we'll as those at home.
Senator Ben Ti1lman, of South Carolina, de-
1ivered bis address on the negro at chicago as
scheduled. He seems to have been undlsmay-
ed at the threats and taunts of his enemies he
displaved unusual irritation, however, and said
some rash things that might have been well
left enough unsaid. Among other things he
said
mo matter what the people in the North
NAV saw or do, the white race in the South will
never be dominated by the negro, and l want to
tell YOU now if some state should ever make an
atempt to save South Carolina we will show
them in their fanaticism that we will make it red
before we make it black.
God Almighty made the Caucasian of bet
ter CLAW than the Mongolian or the African or
any other race. The Ethiopian is burden bear-
err He has done absolutely nothing for history,
nor has he ever achieved anything OF great I'M
portance. There are no great men among the
race Yet this people has been picked out
by the fanatics of the North and lifted up tothe
equality of citizenship and to the rights OF sui
frage. No doubt many of you have listened to
the oratory of the greatest colored man OF this
couhtry-Booker Washington. He had white
father, however, and his brains and his charac-
ter he has inherited from that father"
The people of Fitzgerald know how to ap-
preciate the value of railroad as we'll as any
people on earth. Occasionally little selfish
ness gets in the way with individual, but In
the main Fitzgerald is all right on railroad ques'
tions and we tickled to death at the CROWN
and bright prospects of our newest little system.
Hon. ]. A. J. Henderson,, the prlncipal
owner and president of the company, IS bending
his energies for :he little railroad system and
people who koow Mr.. Henderson, know how
much that is worth. He is a man that will
make success of anything he undertakes and
we predict right here that it will not take great
while to demonstrate the ability to handle the
property he is now so much interested IN and
soon put in operation one Of the finest railroad
system ms in Georgia.
In this connection we find the following rom
the Nashville Herald.
Capt J. A. Henderson, of Ocilla, and DR..
George PAulk of Alapaha, came to Nashville IN
an automobile Monday morning. A mass meet
ing was called in the courthouse, and Mr.. Hen
derson proceeded TO lay his plans before the
meeting. He says it is no wildcat scheme but
that the road is sure to be built the next year.
He has signed contract with the citizens OF AL
apaha to complete the road to that place next
wear, and says he will submit contract or prop
osition to the citizens of Nashville whereby
the road can be compile ted into Nashville will hin
twelve months. He proposes to run bis line
from Macon through Hawkinsville Rochelle,
FITZGERALD, Ocilla Alapaha and Nashville 10 Val
dosta."
Samuel Spencer, perhaps the greatest rail-
road man the south has produced was killed in a
railroad wreck near Richmond Thanksgiving
morning. He was asleep in his private on
which he was bound for hunting trip in North
Carolina with party Of friends. The train on