Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-13
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Mr.. Brvan's Commoner says that the stand
patters" are in danger of becoming the sit nght'
ers
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Our local merchants have demonstrated re"
Gently that advertising is not lottery but bust"
ness-the best kind of business at that.
The public is expected to attend the lodge
of sorrow at the Central Methodist church next
Sunday the 18th. Services will begin promptly
at p. m.
Yes, we want the primary wanted that
a year ago but the wide openers had it where
we couldn't do thing. But is different now,
forever hereafter.
Someone has warned US that we are going
to be sick of Hon. Hoke Smith before his term
as governor expires, but we hope to survive the
ordeal and help to make him United States SEN
ator.-Ocilla Star.
We want city primary, under strict rules
carefully enforced, at which every white man
hoha lived ia the state year aud the city SIX
months, who is twenty one years old and has
paid his taxes can vote
The Atlanta Journal is doing some good
work for the extension of the state road Inc
Journal seems to have the argument and under"
stands how to use it. Its last Sundays edi-
torial was especially strong and conclusive
Ben Hill county has bad her first election
and the Fitzgerald Enterprise thinks that good
men have been elected for all of the positions.
We are glad to see them start of right. Fltz'
gerald is dry too, and we believe will stay dry
She Just can't afford to be wide.open town.
Cordee Rambler.
The Enterprise is very strongly opposed
to wide open" primary primary in which
boys and non.residents NAV vote. 1t not only
creates dissatisfaction and discredits the primary
system, but its wrong. Let's have straight,
fair, square and honest primary. free and
easy primary is worse than ward caucus.
It is said that the people of Barnesv lie will
make strenuous efforts to bave the next Leg'sla-
1uTG pass d OH W IOi III d NEW Souu'y A'OhA Pc
tions of Pike and Monroe. to be known as Cook
County, in honor of the late Gen. Phil Cook.
The fight made in the last Legislature to create
Cook County is we'll remt m bered. syste.
matte and energeic campaign in behalf of the
new county will be waged.
Noticing what we said in Saturdays Enter.
prise about voluntary contributions to fund TO
relieve Mr.. e L. Todd's immediate distress
and to encourage him to renewed efforts uoder
discouraKing conditions, several of our readers
have EXPIRE ssed a will iugness to contribute
and hearty commended us for the sug-
pestion. A subscription li<t has been started
on the the streets to which mos every good ctl.
zen will give something, besides raj sub.
acriptiors have come TO this Office
Money getting s all right. When you
get it honestly get it, on will probably need 1t.
8ut the man who has no higher ambition than
money getting will soon be forgotten. His
memory will not be worth the keeping, and will
not abide even with his friends for any great
length of time you can depend on that. There
Is something more to life, that is to the life
wurfh living Its the duty of every ci'izeu TO
make himself useful to his ueighbors and the
Z commuuity in which be lives. No man should
Il willing to live the Expense of other people.