Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-14
THURSDAY. MARCH IA. 1907.

Fitzgerald is claiming tnat Sne VIII DC tue
metropolis of South Georgia. Wait till she
catches up with Waycross and then we will
believe what she says.-Waycross Journal.
We are not in the waiting class, we invite
mr. neighbors to come on"
"Pull for Fitzgerald, or pull out" is the
way the Enterprise puts it. That's the
spirit we want in Americus-Americus
Times Recorder.
1t is the spirit that turned the tide in the
Iutumn of 1899 when things looked blue for
fitzgerald and the colony. It's the spirit that is
naking Fitzgerald the pride of South Georgia
Indathe wonder of the wiregrass.
It's the spirit that must possess every COM
nunity that hopes to escape the dry rot
The next Grand Jury would do themsel-
yes proud by recommending that the county
secure pair of first class we'll trained
blood hounds. 1t occurs to us, in view OF
recent events that this would be money
Nell invested. What say the Grand Jury?
Turner County Banner.
Il is strange that there are so lew blood
hunds. Every county should have two or more
Trained track dogs that may be depended
III the hunt for criminals.
MM
They drink juice in Waycrosss, Peruna
s. Ouitmau, alcohol in Townsville and
Mvthing they please in Baubrdge.
ldge Searchlight.
they drink anything in Fitzgerald strong
~ coffee there is but slight evidence of it
surface. The mayor happened in the En-
ise Office yesterday and observed t h a
vas nothing doing in the police court circles
had been considering the advisabity OF
Narging the police force.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt in the year receives
strange gifts from admirers, but few
400 there came from the Southern Cotton
8eiation a bale of cotton weighing 405
ids. 1t was sent as present to Mr.. Roose-
accompanying protest against the exls-
be of various cotton exchanges. 1t has at
ted considerable attention in the grapery
hA Department of Agriculture, where it IS
Inscribed on one side is the legend:
No producer or manufacturer can sue
Fed with extreme fluctuations in the price
PRODUCTS he has to use"
fencilled on the bale are few words OF
Nntation. The bale probably will be added
collection of curios that reach the Presl-
b the shape of gifts, ranging from Abys-
lions to freak gourds.
The editor of the Worth County Local is
the city council because the proceed
IS of the council are not published. There
auld be law in the state requiring every
ri council to make public its deliberations
business acts and the law might apply
county commissioners as well. Il b
Nancil of Moultrie and our county commits
aners too, have always published their
nll proceedings after each meeting. -Moul-
xie Observer.
The city council of Triton has always
Ken the people into their full confidence,
ID the proceedings of every meeting are,
g law so enacted published in the Gazette.
ifton Gazette.
Publicity is the great safeguard against
or. Not only the errors of judgement but
atty; every dollar paid out by the admins"
I've officers or municipalities, counties and
state, should be published in the newspapers,
amount the name and the account, and
Inv official act should be open and above
ia.
These things will come to pass in due time.
soon, depends largely on the press and its
Jude on the question of civic virtue.
MM
eksit be understood once for all in every
in every state in this Union, particular
lis Southland of ours, that even the sug
81 social equality shall never be enter
That the distinction which God AL