Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-08
Thursday, February 8, 1906. -

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Your premises, particularly the back yard.
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This is the year that we are to get tree
m all delivery for Fitzgerald.
They do say that Hoke Smith is away in the
lead, down here, up there and everywhere.
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The fight that is being made on Editor
Graves is making Candidate Graves many
friends.
The kindly expressions for candidate Estl.
so universal, are not reassuring from political
standpoint.
With Thad Adams and Uncle Perham in
HI senate from the wifegfass, the fourth estate
will have honorable recognition.
Passengers from the northern part OF the
state report snow and still more disagreeable
weather than we are the victims of.
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more dsagreeable night and day than the
last twenty-four hours Of weather has been, is
not in the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
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Two miles per minute is now less than the
speed limit. Think of man travelling mile in
% seconds. Only few years ago 20 miles per
hour was considered rapid transit
The South Carolina dspensary law will
soon be Renaissance. Both houses of the
state legislature have adopted local option
measure that repeats the dispensary law.
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off, he Uh HOke
Smith oppose free passes. That's funny, isn't
it, although it's no joke. Now just for fun,
dear reader, make few inquiries and see if we
are net right.
Hoke Smith and his official organ are adj
dressing their appeals entirely to the slmln-
head vo.e.-Tifton Gazette.
At least one simlin-head has resented the
appeals.
Tax Receiver Archie Mcmillan was in the
city yesterday and gave the Enterprise his an
nouncement for reelection, which appears In
our announce ment column. Mr.. Nc lllan has
made faithful officer for the term he is now
serving and he will find many friends rallying
to his support for reelection.
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The Hawkinsville News and Dispatch takes
it upon itself to set down all the papers in Geor-
gia as supporting different candidates, and puts
the Free Press in the Howell column. The
Free Press has remained neutral so far, with
leaning toward Hoke Smith. The Valdosta
Times and Macon Telegraph are also figured
as Howell papers, The News and Dispatch bad
better revise it's political dope.-Quitman Free
Press.
Work work, work-will it never, never end,
or shall we continue to toll forever and forever,
or until our hair il ten times winter than it is?
But there is consolation in knowing are IN
good health and fine spirits.-Darien Gazette.
Work! Why that is all there is to life. 1t
should never end until the end. The consola-
ton Editor Grub finds in good health and
good spirits" comes from work. Work is the
great papacea Work and good health ard fine
spirits should be mans greatest delight.
Without work work. work, sure our
Dar;en contemporary would not long remain in
good health and fine spirits.
Voters who do their own thinking are stop
ping to wonder why it is that every drummer
who sells trust made article, almost without
execution Is for Hoke Smith. And then they
remem Der that just now Senator Clay is making
himself very obnoxious TO the trusts. and that
his successor is to be elected about the time the
next gubernaioral term explres.-IItton ga