Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

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Clifford Grubbs is getting out nice editor
ial page on the Worth County Local.
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Miss Edna Cain, editor of the Qultman
Free Press, is not the only editress by that
name in Georgia now. Miss Catherin Cain,
sister, edits the Rockmart Courier. Brave
girls and bright ones.
The people will do about what is right
Thursday of next week. Every candidate that
we vote for may not be elected but most of them
will not because we shall vote for them but tor
tae simple reason that the people are nearly al
ways right and we try to be.
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The Enterprise shall insist on such an adj
mistration of Ben Hill coundty affairs as will
guarantee tax rate as low the present rate
in old Irwin. High taxes are an unnecessary
luxury We had fight of that kind ia FltzEer-
aid once. The Enterprise led the campaign
against So 80 tax rate, aud won the hght
against tough com bination and we propose to
make it warm for any high tax advocate that
may show his head in Ben Hill county affairs.
The dollar boasted Cor is supposed to have
boasted) that it was adorned with the image of
a beautiful woman's head, while the penny only
bore the likeness of on Indian. The penny read
ily acknowledged the superiority. The dollar
called attention to it's advantage in size to which
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said II m the brightest" to which the penny
assented, the dollar then said L am the best to
which the penny instantly protested Il am Of
tenest seen in church" and the drinks were
on the dollar.
Every mani in Irwin county who can read
should subscribe 10 the Ocilla Star, and those
who can not read should subscribe aud
learn bow. If Wallace and Claud Hanlon are
treated right they will prove themselves to be
among the most useful citizens oil that county,
and they will give al least two dollars worth tor
every dollar paid them subscriptions. If
the merchants of 0 lila fail to sustain them
with a generous patronage they will simply
stan d in their own light. Here's success to Jim
Hanlon's sons, and long life to the Star.
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When Ben Hills county commissioners
shall have been nominated, Nov. 8th., and when
they shall have been elected, Jan. 1st. and when
their duties shall have been outlined by the leg
islature about the middle of next July, we hope,
who eyerthey are, aud whatever may happen,
that they will recognize that Ben Hills great.
est need is roads, better and more of them. 1t
there are any candidates who aspire to the office
fore the sake of court house building and the To-
cation of public buildings, or otherer minor
duties that they will withdraw from the race,
or catch a new inspiration. We want roads.
Chairman F. J. Clark, of the County Cen
trail Com mittee calls attention to the qualihca-
ton of voters at the primary Thurs
day Nov s b; that all bona6de white residents of
Ben Hill county who are qualihedto vote tor
aembers of the general assembly without re-
gard to registration shall be qualified 10 vote in
said primary and be it further provided that
anv residents of the new county as afore said
shall be permitted to vote in the primary to be
held at Fitzgerald without regard to the dis
trict in which he may reside.
That the various district primaries be held
under the auspices of the chairman represent.
ing such district on the county Democratic Ex'
ecufive Committee, and such chairman is here
.bV authorized to appoint two managers and
Tree clerks to assist him in the holding OF the