Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-06

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Y Washington, D. c., Nov. 6.-For Geor-
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Il Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
Fitzgerald continues to get the morning pa
pers in the afternoon,-or the next day.
The decline in the price of cotton is disap-
pointing discouraging. and almost disastrous
Policy holders in the Mutual and New York
Life Insurance Company can get ballots for
voting for directors at the Enterprise office
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j. M. High one of Atanta's most progress
sive and richest men died at his home in that
h city last Friday Mr.. High was of those
business men who believed in printers ink.
There are very few enterprising
towns iE Georgia than Fitzgerald. We like
Fitzgeralds spirit of enterprise, and are glad
that before very long she will be connected with
Rochelle by direct line or railroad.-RocheLe
New Era.
Most of the citizens of the new county OF
Ben Hill are willing to sacrifice their personal
~ interests for the pablo goood-by which state
a ment it is intended to convey the nfor NATION
that nearly all the able bodied citizens of Ben
Hill are candidates for county ofices.-Newman
News.
1t is reported that whiskey syndicate is
nj All he
liquor liscense 10 Fitzgerald aud opening up
barrooms there. If that be true, we here and
now pledge our little might to the good people
over there, TO have the license raised to any
amount that will keep the damnable stuff out OF
the fair city.-Turner County Banner,
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Among the good citizens who Offering
for office in Ben Hill County is Mr. H. M. War
rem candidate for county commissioner. Mr..
Warren is not only successful business
but he is public spirited and we believe will
make the new county capable and trust wor-
thy com missioner. The indications that he
will be along about the head of the ticket in the
contest between six of the countys most prom"
iuent citizens.
The writer had the pleasure of paving Fitz'
ReTdIu WISH last MOuudy dltCI hd"IuS oeSu
away from the city six seven years. The
growth of the city has been almost phenomenal,
and the absence of the barrooms and their ac-
comparing evils lent tone to the city that was
appreciated by one that knew it ia her former
DAYS If they succeed in keeping out the whisk-
ey traffic we know of no place that we would
more prefer TO make homework County
Local.
Miss Edna Cain editor of the Qutman Free
Press, says:
Every little while the Grady Hospital in
Atlanta sits up all night saving some idotic
woman who drank laudanum because her hus
band wanted early breakfast refused to give
her ten cents for street car fare so she could at
tend Monday bargain sales. We do not believe
in men spanking their wives rule, but un-
doubtedly any decent husband af1 tied with
fool wife like that, is justified in applying
counter irritant and he would doubtless
the over worked hospital good deal of trouble
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The livelest place in Ben Hill county about
six DAYS, aud good deal of six nights in the
week i. the Enterprise Office. About one dozen
Industrious, sober people kept very busy
meeting the demands made on Us by our patrons.
The Job department is the storm center and
has been for several weeks to the~detriment of l
hs paper ITSELF