Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-25


law passes. The man earning less than Is cents
per diem cannot be garnished. Above that he
will be in the ranks of the bloaed capitalists and
must pay his honest debts.-Americus Times Re-
cOrder.
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After Thursday there will be nothing left but
the shouting And many of the prohibition lead
ers are urging their followers not to shout This
reminds one of Capt. Philips at the sea fight off
Santiago and his famous exclamation: "Dont
hurrah boys, the poor devils are dying. "-Ameri-
Gus Times Recorder
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If the large land owners of this county could be
induced to sell one half of every lot of land they
own the county would double in population, al
most, within very short time. At present it is
hard for a "new conner" to get home unless ne
boys out and runs out an old settler, in which case
there is no net gain.-Moultrie Observer.
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Editor Mercer, of the Fitzgerald Enterprise
must be away from hOmeand the devil has full
charge of the paper, Judging from the number
of 'Ecuss" words in the editorial columns
Coffee County News.
If there were any "cuss' words in the paper it
is the best evidence of the heavy EDITORS presence,
but our guess is that Editor Christopher wouldn't
know cuss word if he met it in the road.
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A morning paper referring to the situation in
the Hall of the house of Representatives says:
A magnificent audience witnessed the fight On
the floor, and just outside the hail. in the corrl-
doris, free lunches were served to the prohibition
forces by good ladies of the W. G. T. u. while the
local optionists were equally as well cared for at
the other end of the capitol.
But does not say who took care of the local OPP
tons and how it was done at the other end of the
capitol.
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Once again Dougherty's 'Efrst bale negro"
Deal Jackson comes in with the first bale OF cotton
one full week in advance of his last years bale,
Notwithstanding the delayed crops, and no one
knows how far in advance of any other bale. For
twenty years the Hon. Primus Jones held the title
of ''FIst Bale Jones" in Georgia. 1t is great
credit to Jackson that he has persistently held
his place in this field of enterprise, and the exam
pie is of the best and highest to the negro race
Atlanta Georgian.
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The reports from Northern cities at this season
of the wear ALWAYS make us South Georgia Crack
ers glad that we live down in this part of the
world. Saturdays dispatches reported eight
deaths from the heat in the city of New York
alone, besides great number of prostratlons from
the same cause When one thinks of it, our GeOr
gia climate is certainly to be counted among our
blessings We have winters so mild that there
are very few days when even the most delicate per-
son suffers from cold and, and we have summers
so pleasant that death or prostration from heat
is a thing unheard of. OF course, here at the
South we have some pretty warm days, but there
is nothing to fear from the of them beyond
a little discomfort for sun stroke and heat pros
tration are not dangers to be feared in this Sec
tiOn.-Waycross Journal.
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HAYES the granitOid man is great success in
his line This is the cement age in which he GER
tainly has the lead He has mastered his trade
and is mastering the situation. His paving tile
are about perfect and his building stone the pref
test we have seen, almost perfect limitation of
the stone in the state capitol.
His engenuity serves him to good purpose in de-
signing stone for any sort of job
The tendency is to cement construction. 1t is
attractive, durable and economical. 1t is the
building material of the future, and the man who
masters the business i'll town growing like Fitz
gerald, has long lead up the road to prosperity.
The Enterprise loves to see Fitzgerald institu
tons prosperahd enterprise of the nature of the
Fitzgerald Granitoid Co., are our special pets
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Our Washington correspondence writes:
Washington is watching with considerable
interest the fight being waged by Judge Anderson