Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-03
Tuesday, April 3, 1906.

W and then from the old rock rloeo underlined
lie and tried.
The luscious strawberry is expected IN the
arket this week. 1t will probably be two or
"a #hree weeks before the first car load is shipped
n n
Berrien County man beat his father to
Heath last week while both were drunk. Inc
yury recommended the wretched recreant to
mercy the grounds that his father led him
to it,"
There are many; yes great many, who
are willing to buy beer for those that dom twant
it but are unwilling to give nickle to buy bread
for those who are suffering with hunger.-Edl-
son News.
John Greer has sold his interest in the Way
cross Journal and given up journalistic work.
He is a man of high ideals and strong convict
IONS He has made distinct impression
on able and fearless writer, his retirement
is distinct loss to the Georgia press.
Many man with good intentions and hon.
q est purposes is a cipher among human figures
because he stands for nothing in particular and
4 for every thing in general. The fexibity
of his spinal column destroys his power for
good.
Scientific research has recently discovered
that Lots wife underwent two chemical chang
Il es on the day of the big Sodom and Gomorrah
fire. After the lapse of many centuries it is now
generally accepted theory that she first turned
to rubber then turned to salt.
q a
We have at last gotten Jesse Mercer S Fitz-
gerald Enterprise upon our exchange list.
Mercer gets out good paper, in spite OF his
politics.-Walton Tribune.
The Enterprise is as good as we can make
it, and our politics are ABSOLUTELY without spite
in spite of spiteful opposition.
r. ~
Fitzgerald should certainly have a new
county-a city of five thousand is at such fear
full disadvantage if it is not county site-stlll
there are worse things than being away from
county sites. We understand that an effort
will be made to secure when the legislature
meets. Here's hoping she will-Cordele Ramb-
Ter.
You gentlemen who have been talking Tin
whisper) about giving the editor of this paper
beating, let me say to you-he would kill every
gambler in Cordele before he would submit to
logging. Don't forget this, boys. When you
come, come to kill There will certainly be
something doing when you start that camel
Cordee Rambler
Every young man should line up on the
side of decency and order. His neighbours and
acquaintances will place him, and they will place
d him exactly where he belongs. If he is running
with the gang it will be impossible to make the
public believe differently.
Choose sides, young man, and use good
d Judgement in making the choice,
n n
No wonder that Hoke Smith has things
looking his way so strong. He is the superior
of any man in Georgia as a campaigner. He
entered the race like good preacher fighting
the devil and he has kept the lick up every day
since he started. That's the kind of COVER
we need when he sets his head to do a thing
never let up until it is done well.-Thomasville
Press.
If Hoke Smith can devise plan by which to
to disfranchise the negro educational techi-
calites and allow the i1iterate white to vote,
he is 'sssho' smart man.-Blackshear Times.
Byrd you are bird. Hoke Smith nor mo-
body else will have to devise such plan. It
was devised years ago and is in successful oper-
alton in several sister states.-Telfair Enter
prise.
Little did 1 think" every married woman
says she quets crying baby and puts the