Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07


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&ESEHSEs2g9Sg1ggH Observation-Disclosures
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The hot wave has passed and fall weather is
here
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Well bet the next session of the legislature
gets in behind this tax dOdger with sharp stick
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There will be some change in GeOrgla's Con
gressonal delegation aft the next cleo
II ton is heard FROM
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Yes, 10 cents is conservative price Tor cot
ton, 20 cents would be big price, but it may go
there Just the same this season.
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Professor Strong, of London, England; says,
ssNNoman should go back to housekeeping" What
II she has no house to keep and no one to keep
house for?
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N. w. Aver & Son, advertisers of Philadel-
hia are engaged in effort to defend the Standard
OH Company. The Standard Oil Company is a
koOd patron of the advertising agency.
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Every bale of cotton brought to town pays
several hundred dollars of debts When the farm
81 pays for his mule or guano or store account
The dealer pays the bank and thus it is handed
around with astonishing rapdity One dollar pay
ing several dollars of debts in a days time
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1t is not generally known that Galveston Tex
Is is the greatest cotton port in the world. Last
year the receipts at that port were 3 SOL go bales
S while New Orleans received 2,293 6S2 bales and
Savannah 40 63 bales with 2, POI, ISL bales for
all other ports.
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An Atlanta alderman wants cheaper phones,
lights and car fares. Hemay be right, who knows!
If he submits his case to the railroad commission
it will be treated intelligently and get exactly
what he is entitled to and nothing more. We
believe that the alderman and the public utility
companies involved can afford to risk the action OF
the commission.
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The negroes of Boston have resolved to oppose
President Roosevelt, and Governor Hoke Smith, OF
Georgia. No person ever suffered politically from
the negro opposition Of Boston. Even the Demo
Gratis of that town elect their Mayor over their
protest-Galveston News
If the matter of president is to be left with
NJ the Boston negroes VIC tlc SUN oAAe'o NO'NA"oi
Hoke Smith of Georgia does not want the job.
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Idleness is not usually consi dered crime nor
sin, but really it is both; it is at least harmful,
if not blighting in its effect Entirely too many
people are idle in Fitzgerald where there is not the
Slightest excuse; there are quite number OF
idle people men and women, who might be prof.
tably employed with credit to themselves and to
the advantage of all. They are the least happy as
we'll as the least useful of all population Every
healthy man and woman, boy and girl should
have daily EN- ployment at something useful
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The Saturday Evening Post says:
'sOf three notably successful men who hap
pened to die simultaneous not long ago, one
began his business career as a newsboy, one as
sspeanut artist on passenger train, the third
as clerk in grocery.
Were we asked to select three business open
ipgs for city youths without capital or tech
nical training we should give very careful con
liberation to the claims of these three callngs
ach of them schools the youth in dealing di
- with men, prompts him to develop his
kiative and exercise his own Judgment.
be great points.
Lis q formula of which one sees
Ia nar the end is a hard
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