Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-20


spectacle Fitzgerald and Christian Fitzgerald
lul for Fitzgerald 0 Pail Out
We are afraid of maddog, and fear a thug
but the sorry white man merits enduring con-
tempt
Tor Fitzgerald OF
We wouldn't like to be tried for lunacy or ins
dicted for felony, but would rather be most any
thing than sorry white man.
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The Enterprise is anxious to see the one rail
railroad in actual pratical operation, with one OF
those anti collision protectors.
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The Georgia roasting-ear is about the most
popular commodity that comes to the table. They
good three times per day all season
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Oh YES we are interested in national and
state affairs, but first of ALL we are interested III
Fitzgerald-that is our long suit, may she grow
richer and stronger every day.
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Athens is to have $50, 600 passenger depot.
The A. b. s. A. car shed and depot at this place
will cost about 100000 but then $4,000 will
build right nice depot for Athens.
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The city clerk gives notice in today's Enter
prise that the first half of the taxes for the
year is due and payable before the first day OF
July, after which time penalty of ten per cent
will be charged delinquents.
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Occasionally land semi occasionally some Off
cial goes grating, or some bank officer defaults
Some thug commits crime, or number OF
crimes that sets the world to thinking, but the sor
ry white man we have with us always.
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The Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic rail
road has been completed to Roanoke, Ala
which is "a miles northwest of LaGrange.
Son Sunday the first passenger train to run
over the new road from LAGRANGE to Roanoke
was run by the construction company
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Beginning July the first, the seven rural mail
carriers out of Fitzgerald, and many thousand out
of other towns will receive increase in salary OF
$3.50 per annum, and most of the first and second
class postoccs in the state will receive an increase
of 500 to 5000 per annum Fitzgerald's increase
is 500.
Pun for Fitzgerald
A headline in u today's paper reads: "A mil
lionaire Kills Himself" The editor OF Enterprise
would not swap places with several millionalres
We have no notion of committing suicide. The
truth is we could find several sorry white men,
willing to relieve us of that trouble if were
willing.
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The ministers of the city represent the re-
spectability of the community class they are as
good people as can be found In every community
hey represent the best class of people. AS
individuals t hey are usually right, as h
ministerial alliance they are not apt to go wrong
The Enterprise is with them. The good people
are with them. The sorry white men may not
have much affection or respect for them.
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H. X Houtz has been elected principal of the
high school vice Prof. Rice who after his election
resigned or notified the broad that he could not
accept Miss Julia B. Hampton has been elected
assistant principal instead of Miss Eva A. Prather
who was first elected
Prof H0utz is from Scranton, Pa. and said to
be Il splendid instructors proficient i'll the CONNER
cial branches OF which he Will have immediate
pervsiOn
Miss Hampton is well known here in school
circles as one of the most digniied, cultured and
Compel ent principals high school has ever had.
The Enterprise congratulates the school pa
irons on these new selections. We know Miss
Hampton's worthiness and there is every reason to
believe that Prof Houtz is the for the respon-
sible place to which he has been elected.
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New York found it cost her 81, $50, 10000 to
neglect three worthless, :" idiotic children. 1t
cost many lives of her sons by their vice. much
agony from good peoples hearts, much property