Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-22

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Cotton is coming to market freely which prob
ably accounts for the low price.
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The Stanley boys had flush editorial page in
fridays Dublin Courier Dispatch.
S Pull fol- Fitzgerald or
Editor Sweat of the Nashville Herald has
k0und sorry white man in his bailliwick and pro
seeds to make it hot for him.
Pnn SOr Fitzgerald
The streets and the county roads are in bad
nape. The September rains washed them badly
ID no work has been done on the roads of the city.
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Ben Hill County soil that produces 80 bushels
corn per acre is right good property. There is
ks of it around here selling for half it's real value.
Pull for rnU~an Pull Out
Now is the time to buy Fitzgerald property
up. Not cheaper than it has been but immese-
eheaper than it will be again in our life time
ii reader.
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New York doctor claims that 200, 900 people
killed annually by mosquitoes; they have been
ntiful in Fitzgerald this season but the death
ID 80 far has been quite low.
Pul Fitzgerald Out
The people who are selling cotton at lie this
ek viii want us to kick them when the price
Il to 15c which it will do before spring, and we
ay be too busy to accommodate all cOmmers.
Pull for Fitzgerald
Last Saturday was record day for business
Fitzgerald stores. There was plenty of cash
hid it was spent freely Many small debts were
bid and every body felt good. Those who keep
ssy at some honorable vocation seem to be doing
Sd. q
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Editor Jesse Mercer is a candidate for prison
We have known Mr. Mercer for a
6g time and have invariably found him to be a
an with the courage of his convictions Such
len are needed to fill the offices of Georgia today
they ever were.-Ocilla Star
Iult for Fitzgerald or
Our lands are no better than the Mississippi
ottoms and our climate is no healthier than the
eidmont reigon but we have both, fertile soil of
ae one and the fine climate of the other and when
be twoare combined the advantage over either is
#NeTal hundred per cent TO our credlt.
PuI for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
The land sale last Saturday in which ten thou
ia dollars worth of suburban lots were sold, the
Il sne of them going at good prices is an indica.
on of the confidence the people at home and
road (out of town bidders taking lively inter
10 the sale) have in this great city of ours.
Pail OF Fitzgerald
Editor John Temple Graves, of the Georgian
SO go to New York to take a position on Hearst's
at political paper The New York American.
There are quite number of prominent New
fhers from Georgia and the other Southern
Htes and editor Graves will rank high among
eIn.
Fun for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Cheap cotton, cheap lumber, cheap naval stores
30 cross ties and high taxes are not results of
rm SO far, aud yet the word has been handed
from headquarters that the work which has
80 disastrous to the interests of the laboring
Is IN this state must be carried to the end
star.
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ere has been more or less said in the public
bout the exodus of negroes from Georgia
REIMBURSEMENT and prohibition. 1t
really doesn't matter, but
which we are strongly i'm.
greater favor no more sub
could be offered the negro as he
han the taking out of his