Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-10

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s Pastor T. G.. Davis has just closed one of
the most interesting series of meetings at the
Baptist church ever conducted in this city.
% John Alexander Dowie, perhaps the great
est organizer of the age, has fallen. He STUN
b1ed over pretty woman. Well, it's mess.
Whatever may be John Alexander Dowie's
merits or dement's, the dirty tribe that are
trying to do" him are the quintessence of
ingratitude itself.
When Ships Rambler gets hot box Rev.
Jackson runs an extra out from the pulpit.
Thus they save the people of Cordele dull
time any of the time.
Let the state democratic committee stand
by the old rule. We want no innovation this
year. Let the fight be fair and square. We
are willing for our side to take its chances on its
merits.
Dear reader when you have read this paper
hand it to some less fortunate neighbor who
does not know that he can get so much three
times per week twelve months in the year for
one dollar.
Z Hoke has deemed it wise and expedient to
administer another dose to the voters OF Col
quit county.-Cochran Courier.
They seem to like it down there, Tarver,
then why should you complain?
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The Editorials in the Fitzgerald Enterprise
have no heads, but Editor Mercer seems to have
one.-Quitman Free Press.
To the fair editress of the Free Press we
uncover the proud head and make our most
gracious obeisance.
When Howell first announced some people
actually thought he would be it" Now, Clark
sees his finish and knows, way down in his
heart, that Hoke is not only 1T" but she"
they" and all. It's cinch for Hoke; worse
than a cinch-a walkover.-Montezuma News.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise is rejoicing over
the location of the A. & B. railroad shops at
place. This important addition to the wealth
producing power of that progressive city is
strong indication what may be accomplished by
the united efforts of our citizens.-Tallapoosa
Journal.
Several of our exchanges belong to that
class of country papers known as congressman
worshipers. Ever since we were large enough to
read a newspaper, we have noticed this DISPOSE
ton to beslobber the immediate representative in
Congress. It has been applied to all of them in
all districts and without regard to the personal
merit of the man beslobbered.
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It isn't too late for Uncle Jess Mercer to
crawl into the South Georgia band-wagon and
take front seat.-Darien Gazette.
We are already there, dear Richard, with
unanimity that is startling. We are so unan-
imous for South Georgia that we are going to
vote for the very best man to be South Geor-
gia's governor. Under his administration we
expect to see this fair section blossom as rose.
The Cordele News wants a much larger
and more conveniently arranged Union passen-
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