Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-01
THURSDAY. AUG. 1. 1907.


Mrs Felton's dog bill will probably lay over
until after the dog days
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Mr.. M E. Stokeo is making great success of
the White Swan Laundry.
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We pause to remark that South Georgia has
the best crop ever in her history, the best crops
perhaps of any section of the cotton belt.
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Seven hours of hot air spOuting preceded the
vote of the house on the all-important question of
state prohibition and not vote was changed
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Alabama has ustr adopted law to prevent the
shipping of whiskey into dry counties and also
law for early closing of saloons in the wet counties
or cities
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Five months from today the last saloon in
Georgia will be banished the next day she will be
the most prosperous and most virtuous state in
this great union.
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Tax Receiver Earle Gibbs finished the county
digest and if there was any thing to compare with
we would show great gain The values are much
more than !tOd Irwins' when the colony came
here.
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The prohibition bill has passed both houses,
the anti lobby bill also. The disfranchsement bill
has passed the senate and the the antpass bill has
been made special order Thus the legislature is
making laws and history
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The Western and Atlantic Railroad committee
Of the House, after brief hearing this afternoon,
iavorably reported the bill by Mr. Alexander, of
DeKalb, providing for the extension of the West
ern and Atlantic railroad to the sea.
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Judge Roddenberry who is making the race for
congress in the second district, has made great
xeputation in the long campaign in this state
against the liquor traffic, but he will ihd that his
opponent is the greatest booze fighter that ever
came down. the pike.
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just what effect Jim Grigg's prohibition de
Narration will have the voters of the second dis
trict depends on the credulity of the voters. Ger
tainly no well informed sensible will take him
SeriOusly even if he keeps sober through the whole
If the campaign
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
We received our copy of the Fitzgerald Leader
published Monday, through the mail Wednesday
Morning. we do not know what time the paper was
nailed. We received at 9:53 yesterday morning
keegram filed in Atlante at o'clock the evening
before. Verify the world do move
for Fitzgerald or Out.
James Galloway, representive of the great and
S0Od Macon Telegraph was to see his Fitzgerald
lends yesterday Mr.. Galloway is always an inter
sting talker. He is not only well posted current
vents but is probably one of the best posted men
n confederate history in Georgia.
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One hundred thirty nine to thirty nine is the
Nv the members stood on the question of State
EOhibition four member not being present. On
ere were only 40 votes for the extension, a scant
ven more than stood out against the bill
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The citizen of Chipley Ga, about 200 of them
We asked their representative in the legislature
prepare and introduce Il bill to prohibit pistol
ing They want every pistol toter to give bond
Ehe sum of 81, 100000, register with the ordi-
y, pay lisense fee of $75.OO and wear badge
suggest that the badge be marked Coward
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Mr. Pearsons of Monroe has introduced bill
Itch will be of the utmost Importance, if passed.
probably will be, to the enforcement of the
hibitiOn law. 1t provides that on trial of per
and corporations charged with violation of
liquor laws of the state, the production OF proof
such person or corporation has paid the Unit
ates internal revenue tax shall be prima tacie
nce of the guilt of such person corporation
Xing violated the state liquor laws. The bill