Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24
uesdav, April "a, 1905.

Ia. Fletcher, D. T. Pauk and w. R. Walker are
The men to concentrate on. 1t is important to
elect all three of them. Don't scratch either OF
those three names. II we can't make it uuanl-
NOUS let's make it as unanimous as we cam
Yesterday was the blustery day of the
+ season.
After tomorrow-Greater Fitzgerald, Hoke
Smith and prosperity.
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After tomorrow we expect to forget the
political nightmare of the past two or three
weeks.
The farmers would welcome shower 1t
is too dry for cotton planting and the strawber-
ries need shower.
There is one satisfying feature about the
present campaign, that is all of the candidates
favor the new county.
Mr.. W. A. Kinuon is here looking after the
work at the A. & B. shop site, which Will soon
be ready for the building material.
Editor Mercer has gone to work again TO
secure that new county for Fitzgerald. We OF
wish him gOOQ luCk.-OdIASH Oo1S'tS'
Not a picture of the fire or delapidatlon
left by the earthquake has yet appeared IN the
press. The photogr aphers were probably ourn-
ed out shaken TO death.
T. A. Adkins Jr., of the Vienna News, has
/. been elected of the representatives from
Dooly With j. r. Heard as his colleague Con-
gratuatons to our Vienna neighbor.
MM
1t is not too late to give to the San Francis
co sufferers. See the Benevolent Society, or
send your contributions to the Enterprise.
The fund will be forwarded Saturday.
Ordinarily we enjoy politics. but we haven't
gotten the usual amount of pleasure out OF the
I present campaign, for the reason that we have
found it necessary to oppose some OF our very
best personal friends
1t turns out that every candidate in the
race for senate and house favor prohibition and
& the new county While there is no prohibition
issue in the campaign, it is gratifying TO know
that the candidates favor these two important
measures.
A few taps of the fire bell early yesterday
morning, while the wind was blowing gale'
brought the business section of the city to tip
toe but the incpient blaze, at the Dempsey
hotel was put out with few buckets OF water
before the hose wagons started.
MM =
Editor Harvard, of the Cochran Courier, IN
8 sists that all men are born equal because
Thomas Jefferson said so. We have heard that
Tom said that, but that one of the times
that Tom was mistaken All men not born
equal. Very few men born equeal.
Is man who runs his printing press
IS every Sunday for dirty dimes. worthy to
fill the highest within the gift of the people?
Should he be governor of Georga?-Grady
County Times.
This seems to be direct thrust at Howell
and Estill.
Hon. J. T. Hill has been reelected to the
legislature, or rather elected as Crisp counfy's
first representative. He certainly deserves the
recognition. He made heroic fight for the
new county at the last session and the the PEG.
pie of Crisp would have been peculiarly migrate
full had they not recognized his claim.
Ye editor of the Schley County News. Mr..
!. G. II. Cheney, has been converted into Hoke
4 Smith man. Brother Cheneyl like good many
more of our editor friends, was at first inclined
! - h.. nows1l man INT "a all of his Schley