Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-09

Auditor Cannon is taking evidence in the
Colony Receivership case this week.
Charles Higgins was a cocoa-cola and ciga-
rette fend long before he went wrong.
The revival services have already aroused
great interest the church is packed each evening.
Charles Higgins has many friends here who
will be panied but not surprised at his latest mis-
take.
Lord Berresford posing as an undertakers adj
vertisment is new and unique role but Sidney
was always unique.
Owing to the rain only two races were run at
Cordele yesterday afternoon. Today the races
will be concluded.
Get the habit of saving, we start you and pay
for the privilege of teaching you the best lesson
YOU ever learned in BUSINESS. Get saving bank
at the Enterprise office
Two of elstswhe Fitzgerald citizens are pos
ing in the lime light One as an undertaken en-
baImed advertisement and the other in a soft pad
ded cell of cigarette victim.
The leaders of the revival meetings now in
progress will ask the closing Of the business houses
for one hour from ten to eleven every morning be
ginning next monday.
We are giving away half dollars at the Enter
prise office for the privilege of teaching you the
habit fsaving You don't have to subscribe Or
pay anything, or do anything except save your
money and draw interestOn it.
The thugs in this town are organized and
wei lthey may be- for the beginning of their finish
is at hand There was a time in the history OF the
city when they were so thick and so we'll hedged
abont that organization was not necessary. But
now they have to depend largely upon mutual
understanding, an organ and counsel. we snail
make life as unpleasant for them as we know now
it's a part of our duty to this community, and II
YOU doubt whether we will live up to it not watch
and you will see
The story that comes from Atlanta today of
the of Charlie Higgins is the opening OF a
sad second chapter in that yOun mans
checkered career.
Charles n Higgins son of eX postmater OF this
place is as we'll known as any young man who ever
lived in Fitzgerald. He is bright and has pleas
ing address and is splendid accountant but early
in life developed a weakness for wine and women
While holding a responsible position here occurred
his first shortage, or embezzlement and about the
time of his shortage it came to light that he was
leading very swift life.
He left here to go to Montgomery, thence to
Atlanta where his trouble as related i'll another
column followed His re ference to champagne
and silk underwear is merely a symptom OF he
damming effect Of the deadly cigarettes.
Many good people who read the Enterprise
will sympathise with the widowed mother; WON
an of refinement and goldenhearted,
James S. Mccarthy who is furnishing this
paper and probably thousands OF other papers thro
out the United States with letters from Washington,
free writes:
.sFrom all accounts the Democrats not TO
have the support of the Populists i'll the next
Presidential election President Roosevelt has
captured that crowd, lock- stock, and barrel The
deal was made thro the Chairman OF the Popullst
National Committee. Marion Butler of North
CAROLINE Butler by the grace OF q combination
of Populists and Republicans, represented North