Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-01-12
THE WEATHER,

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Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull out
Orr good friend, E. J. Hogan has moved from
his splendid farm to Cecilia.
The Tefair Enterprise has treated 1tseA
to bran new, up-to'date press and tololng ma
chine. We wish Editor McRae the success ne
seems to be attaining.
The Enterprise believes in building up, not
hearing down, except where it is necessary to
tear down to build anew, which is some times
necessary, though, not often the case.
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It is generally acknowledged by the best In
Horned people, that the greatest power 1or gooo
ia this country, is an honest newspaper IN the
hands of man, who is willing to stand LOT
right and for the best interest OF all, at the FISK
BIZ losing personal friends or at least at the risk
Sc making personal enemies.
Oscar McRae of the Telfair Enterprise
seconds our motion to put the foreign adVer-
Using of the Georgia Weekly press, in the hands
III ane man representing the papers of the state;
sstil such an arrangement is affected the week
papers of Georgia will not get an average two
E&nts per inch for the space they give to foreign
dpertising.
The papers relate how congressman Brant-
Ne paid his railroad fare to Washington, this
frou Rrunawick Washington,
fhe.irst time he has paid his railroad fare
Ince he has been congressman.
The congressman relates that he enjoyed
<kn trip. He took in the scenery in order to get
ID moneys worth.
The mining stock suckers have the common
eryday suckers skinned block these days.
seems that the old green goods racket has
we'd out but the men that used to work the
I'D, still live. They find ready responses from
Hsiness CD men in the country who want to
ssn q gold mine, and who imagine that green
ti6cate for yellow mine stock, is gilt-edge
Yesterday we met prominent farmer on
streets carrying an AK, and naturally ex
red why. He answered that he had come IN
his wagon with two bales of cotton and
&aght the ak along to cut stumps and obstru-
Dos out of the road. We hope that Ben Hill
88ky commissioners will soon improve the
situation. One of the greatest hinder
Sks to Fitzgerad's trade is the condition of
public highways leading to the city.
We know that the Enterprise" is upper
pat Ia Editor MERGERS mind, but our Fitzger-
contemporary should make distinction
ID it comes to Douglas and not credit our
les to the Enterprise of this place.-Coffee
Ey News.
Re beg pardon for the error, we think a
IS deal of the word Enterprise, it stands for
81 deal with us but we are not willing to do
aeighbor an injustice for the sake of the
The situation throughout the world with
ard to cotton production has continued TO be
Let of investigation, and it is still impossible
nd any tangible evidence of the prospective
ncton of cotton in any country which will
serious competitor of the upland cotton of
eonntry.'
Rhe above is from the Crop Reporter, which
lished under the authority of the secre-
agriculture, at Washington. It's purpor
enduously significant. It means that
bern states of the Republic, have by
ans OF nature, the greatest monopoly
world. There is probably no
ral sections on the globe that is
1aKored and it all means that