Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-31
Saturday, March 81, 1906.


The straw vote continues to get in it's work
Eat shape. 1t seems to be pretty unan1-
for Hoke Smith
The Cochran Courier calls the Fitzgerald
terprse a bitter partisan. Maybe over
&lous advocate, was the expression intended.
Doubln Courier Dispatch.
Postmaster Marston, appears right at home
rs secretary of the national executive committee,
Ia that group of the Blue and Gray officials, on
The front page of Thursdays constitution.
Clifford Grubbs, is getting out IA Page
Worth County Local. We mention this as
Dne of the indications of the Prosperity that
ems to be contagious in this Wire grass sec
fihn.
The Enterprise does not want to see
Fitzgerald real estate reach that point where
bur people will lose confidence in 1t. Ut
course land values are largely matter of conf
#dence
The several fortunes that have been made
ID Fitzgerld real estate are but bagatelles as
compared with the money to be made and is
Being made this year. And the campaign is
Just opening.
Only few more days to register. April
Sth the books will close so far as the County
urinary is concerned and those who have not
ualified by that time will simply be left out on
&he day of election.
There is no better evidence of the pros
Gritty of the country than the present price OF
sbor and the fact that there is so much to do
hat the supply of 1aborers is not equal to
he demand at good prices.
We tip our hat to Waycross the queen city
BIZ the Wiregrass, and bid her to keep pace with
he possession, as we do not want to part COM
ANY with her in the march of progress in
Which Wiregrass Georgia is leading.
MM
Valdosta is enforcing an old cow ordinance;
anitman has recently passed cow ordinance,
I'D we long to see the anticow crusade started
Moultrie again.-Moultrie Observer.
Fitzgerald has settled the cow question
nee and for all time. The kicking is all over
nd every body is satisfied.
Il n
At every election there are a number OF
1en disqualified by reason of the fact that they
Ailed TO register as required by law. They,
course, regret it, but regrets come too late
the day of election. There will be several
Important elections this year and every good
nan in the County should prepare to cast his
saiiot One registration will do for all Now is
be time to register. week from now will be
DO late.
The Enterprise is not being published in
he interest of any candidate state, SENATORIAL,
legislative or for minor county Office No man
las or can pay US more than established
announcement fee. Every candidate has
he same showing thus far. Outside of that
re are actuated by only one purpose, and that
the good Of our readers, and patrons, with a
trict rule of right and wrong by which to
rise IS not for sale to any man, NOR SHALL IT BE
&DAINATED ANY BUT OUR OWN FREE WILL,
b which we are personally, financially
Id legally responsible. With an invitation to
hose who don't like it, to pour it back in the
ug."
Fifty or more counties have formally de-
Jared, in effect that all white voters without re-
ard to past political affiliations who desire to
3ign themselves with the democratic party and
tho will if the participation in said primary be
challenged pledge themselves to support the
nominees of this primary entitled to vote in
anne and are cordially invited to do so, provid-
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