Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
Pun for fitzgerald or Pun Out.

this country ..tf4s .,..s. ~ eifsa -4ff;. zit,i,
" 90 +tA periodic of extraordinary activity is inEarir
ably followed by re action, and signs are not
{ wanting that sdch reaction is at hand,' s;gt:.,
So. 1t is MONEY! thought but none the less correct
h because it is old. " ..:
ia Item years ago low prices and business stagnar
y. tion and general dstrust prevailed Since then We
have seen prices soar and enterprises multiply until
the spirit ofexpansion and development over reacl
led thelimit Of financial confidence and money dis
appeared like rats to their holes. We must await
the return ofconfdence and the rats.
Full for Fitzgerald or Pull Out sa!1. f'rir:zaf@
r Kansas City is one ofthose Of the larger cities
that shaye adopted the Sunday closing policy!
1 Judge WALLACE pGthe County Criminal COURT WHO
is credited with starting the movement, says: ~
~ kItSis mistake to suppose that the Sabbath
is purely religious institution and that it's enforci
ed observance is for the benefit of the church
Justice Field, SO long q member Of our United
States Supreme Court was right when as one of
the Supreme judges of California he declared that
Sunday laws are ehactedlprimarily for the protec1
tiOn of labor. as4t 44r, sf4t:M t;N a:l 8IRt'.el
He believes that the places where. laborers
spend their weeks earning font Sunday ifrOlies
should be closed as g. protection to the laborer and
his dependent family s-s 4 n*a5 i'-a .y1ca:,iH
3d. Il, gr hun Tor Fitzsersd or ruarodEert *.:F't LID
Saw Mills are not the only Institutions
jynrary; that are suffering from reaction in prices
/. and. the slump, in business, but newspapers are
being hard hit. 'N6t few of them are changing
bands or suspending, for the one feasoh lack of
l. support. neiF ~Ss& vs.
d. The Enterprise is the only paper to weather
the storms i'll this Prosperous city and 1t has been
by dint ofthe utmost effoit' that it has made a
protit Hard work and economy have won in spite
OLA parsimoniods patronage Nj The merchants of
Fitzgerald with a few exceptions do NOT believe in
printers3ink. They are content with Tie trade
that cannot escape and depend OH the papers to
draw from larger territory on their own account
/. and at their own expense. '.f 1''ft $500 -
l. :. Theeotton merchants nfoid to- the idea that
the papers must attract thecottbn to this market
and Jet them scramble for it after it arrives IT, ~
AZ, Il, W. are not complaining we have done we'll,
but the truth has WORKED the ruin Of 6dr focal con
temporaries and thatis something, yes that's some
thing And we shall hayetmoreR to- say on the subs
Jeet, anon. la ns~4t.I lrr&gs4A a=I1fF2 AZ 4l
.... run IOt Fitzgerald & Pull Out .'fa''s@asfi $@}
s.;Next year is leap year and The girls will have
their,rights where they have the WIFI. The Old
maids will be in Clover So to speak. q writer in
the GGorglang says:
''The Eternally Independent Society Of select.
Old Maids is gO isi!itsSA1 '%3afis&t 4f&$'
/ II II 'FWortlto this, effect has been received by
Dan Perkerson one of the members of the
Amalgamated Association of Confirmed and I'm
COMPOUNDED Bachelors xlcr sa es!f iiqaFE
fif3 F'It will be war-war to the death, or worse:
still, to the marriage!n exclaimed Mr., Perkerssns
tEThese old maids are a determined set. There
has never been anything much but bad blood be
tween the old bacheloIs:anethe Old maids of At
lanta. Somebody's they dosnOt mix Well together u
l.4 1t was only with thea purpose of protecting
our weaker mepibers, during the trying days; of,
leap year and to preserve our bachelor integrity
othat we organized, for we knew that leap year al
WAYS means a raid and ruthless Slaughter Of our
young baeheloIs, Who being rather, veal. ana in.
experienced, cannot turn down proposals of mar
rage with that degree of fnesse aud that artistic
touch which should always characterize the actions
Hof the members of the Amalganlted ociatiOn of
Confirmed and. Irnconfounded Bachelors. ~
'Being, therefSte Shable To tafn down: the
proposals gracefully, the young bachelor, with all
the charming traits of the class, acccpts-for this
reason and no other The untold suffering that
nfefows ifthe unfortunate young MANS ffeI wfftl
not reate.s7 E>n ntq"o nd ,!=sTas "tqEai sass,
:, i'5Adf to the always attendant dangers Of leap
year the further peril that comes from such Or
ganizatioli as the EernaIY independent Society of
Select Old Maids The year viii be hard one for
us, and dfearthe worst of the more weak kh6ed
my bPeth { fasS i:fa 2F.1:sr
MIS- span Larey, secretary cot the Amalgamateda
states that an mportant meetiR viii