Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-02

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There were a great many men in Atlanta Satur-
III. and practically all of them were Hoke Smith
aen. Joe Brown WIS one exception.
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The Editor will be out of the city several days
i'm his absence the force will take vacation
stil after the fourth. Saturday we will greet our
aaders again.
for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
With ten cents mile to their credit III the
Atate treasury, and 2.cent rate, members OF the
|eqislature will at least be able to visit home
TIA time duriug the session and snap their fin
ers at the anti pase biIl.-Constitutio
.no IND pICIaSzl!I IoJ Hnd
The Enterprise pages have been the least bit
Wded with advertising the past several weeks
cou1se we do not object to that, but we fear our
aers will become spoiled and hard to please
sssu we have to return to pages of twadle and
I'D stuff
Full Cor Fitzgerald or
The Leader announces that it will publish on
days, Wednesdays and Fridays as the Enter
8 il published on Tuesdays, Thurdays and Sat
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lee furnished by a daily and at much less the
cost of daily.
Full fol Fitzgerald or Pull Out
The Fitzgerald Enterprise is evidently not
eased with what it calls the Gazette's school
craftsmanship. If Editor Mercer chooses to
Snme the role of the Sidney Tapp of south
Sorgia journalist, however much his fellow
l. o;o bn aanc Scarcely
xnect them to wade down into the slough OF
nDulism in an attempt to pull him Out.-91f
oh Gazette
If it ever becomes necessary to ''wade down
III the slough of populism" to find Editor Mer-
don't pull him out Herring, but cover him up.
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The Fitzgerald Enterprise is continually
6ammering the 'sorry white men, OF that
own. VIII the Enterprise explain just what
!. lind of citizen 'sorry white man" is9-NeW
nan News.
"a sorry white man is Il cross between rascal
69( a yagabond He wouldn't be good If could
81 he couldn't be worth three hurrahs II he
I'D. He is too vicious to be harmless and too
aDlent to be dangerous. A sort of two-legged
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fellow man and spends his thrilling life trying to
ke at the expense of his neighbors.
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Congressman Griggs is still booming Hoke
smith as the South's candidate for president
M is quite certain than Mr. Smith would re
neive the solid vote of the south and perhaps
IN number of Western states. Waycross Even
ing Herald.
q Griggs will boom anything that will make
6tes for Griggs.
The dictionary makers had such man as
legs in mind when they wrote demagogue.
jim Griggs has always opposed Hoke Smith
ia his influence in Georgia and promised to go to
errell and save that county from him. But jim
il read the handwriting on the wall at the last
|oment and determined not to save the people
La evidently dip not want to be saved.
Griggs is for Hoke Smith for Grigg's sake.
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The resolution passed by the council last
ght applying the net revenues of the water and
ght plant to the eXtentiOns of the water main, is
the line of progress and will simplify one of the
Dstacles in the way of the sewerage system. We
INST have water mains wherever sewer is laid,
sides the people in sections of the city who have
sen supplied with water for the reason that they
ge out of the present water main system are en-
lied to have access to the city water system
here the population is sufficiently dense to war
al the extension.
alderman Hayes is the author ofthe resolution
sluced on the theory that water and light rev
h0uld first be applied to the extension and
the system.
erprise congratulates the water and
|iftee and the council on the fact that
icon bought to a paying basis; it has