Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-17

Build houses-Now!
The individual without an object in lie IS
failure Have you an object!
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And it looks like Irwins High License tax
IS O. K, So mote it be.-Telfair Enterprise.
There is growing sentiment in favor OF
the nomination of southern man for presl-
dent The votes to elect any democratic presl-
dent must be furnished by the south and why
not the candidate!
The construction of first class highways
leading in every direction from Fitzgerald IS aD-
solutely indispensable to the enlargement OF the
citys trade area. No wise business man Will
fail to accord a hearty support to every feasible
plan for road improvement.
That is commendable enterprise on the
part of those merchants and others who have
recently distributed an immense amount OF ad-
yertisine matter throughout the territory COM
mercially tributary to this city, and will result
in a vast increase in the volume of trade IN every
line. It is practical demonstration of the true
q FITZGERALD SPIRIT.
The railroads can not handle the business
that is offered them. The passenger schedules
4 are not the only disorganized feature OF some OF
the big systems. The Central railroad is
unable to handle it's freight business. The A.
B. & A. is put to the necessity of sending trains
to Atlanta over the Central line for train loads
of coal.
There is nothing like being sincere, cheer
full conscientious, honest industrious and
economical but not stingy or miserly. Keep
stiff upper-lip keep your head level, don't fly off
the handle, act upon your honest convictions and
not upon policy, and keep your nose and lip out
of other peoples business. Hoe your own row
with equanimity.-Waycross Herald.
Excellent but we would add keep busy at
something useful"
Never, since "shack town. days. have as
many new houses been under construction in
Fitzgerald as at present, yet great inconven-
ience is caused daily by lack of buildings rooms
or any kind of place of abode for the constantly
arriving employees of the A. B. & A. Ry, shops
and others seeking location.
Again the Enterprise urges the utmost
haste on the part of those who have pledged the
building of certain number Of houses each.
No effort should be spared to expedite building
operations in every possible manner as the stu
alton grows hourly more serious.
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People are gradually but surely awakening
to the great convenences offered by rural free
delivery. R. F. D. No. 7, in operation out of
this city but two months has steadily grown in
patronage until it has seventy boxes in use and
more to be added shortly. Just think of the con-
doors several miles in the country, where you
can purchase or cash money orders, register
letters or parcels, purchase stamps or, in fact
transact aqy business you could at the city
postof6ce. Truly, rural free delivery is the
greatest of all public convenences for residents
of rural districts.
Fitzgerald has four first class banking in
stitutions, each with savings department, thus
affording excellent opportunity for the promo
ton of economy and frugality among all classes
of citizens. Especially does the Enterprise de-
sire to see the school children and all our young
people become interested in this matter to the
extent of opening savings account, no matter
how small at one of the banks, for the strongly
beneficial results it is sure to have on their fu
ture life.
YOU should not fail to OPEN A SAVINGS
ACCOUNT.
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