Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25

If you are pulling for Fitzgerald, then certain
~ yOu are happy
In Dawson, Ca, there is a standing reward
Of S26 for each blind tiger taken in the act of dis
pensing red handed liquor.-Dawson News.
The farmers Union is insisting on a two'eent
passenger rate If the next legislature knocks
cut the railroad pass, as now seems probable, the
roads may be able to stand two cent rate.
Captain Richmond p. Hobson thinks that the
ssext democratic national ticket will be W. J.
Bryan and Hoke Smith. He thinks that the tick
IS would defeat any ticket the republicans can put
nj
If canal should be dug from the OcOnee to
Atlanta every point On the river would be great
III benefited and the canal would be worth many
honsandg of dollars to Atlanta. 1t would put
tIanta in touch with deep water and greatly re-
nce her freight rate, says the Constitution.
Attorney Delmas plucked lemon in the gar
An of law.-Thomasville Enterprise.
Nothing succeeds like success and nothing
klatS like failure, so far as sentiment goes. Ma
leon was great general in spite Of Waterloo,
Lee was great general in spite of Appomat-
Delmas fought a great fight for his client good
"a and his ability and brillancy were only
led by the finding of the jury.
The Enterprise is not contented for FtZger-
IS stop any where short Of the biggest and
oOdr ;n huc
nth Georgia We are just fixing to get
to start to grow. With a million deposits
Il banks, we can make good start this year.
nuildings shat are going up, so thick and SO
are simply an index to the Fitzgerald
future.
IS, we think the legislature should stand
ION. Hoke Smith. We voted against him
neatly everybody else voted for him, and
All right. Let the majority rule.-Dar'
I'm Gazette.
Why, Sure? The legislature will stand by
nor Smith almost to a man. The verdict of
eople ut the polls last year will be respected
he men who compose the next house and
DYernor Eorthen seems to be trying to re
human nature. No one has yet succeeded in
taHk.
- one man is expected to reform human ma
Human nature is reformed and refined by
and ages of efforts such as Elk Governor
b is putting forth now in Georgia. Hold up
Ids give him encouragement He and the
Ii which he has enlisted, deserves the sup
every agency that can exert the slightest
,afIOrU Df
nature.
ally paper carries the large headlines "Pne
s dug up for five story scraper." Then the
Eia and Alabama industrial index is quoted.
making excavations for ive-story of
building in city in Southern Georgia
week, pine stumps were dug up and cast
ia BY no means is the city con boon"
road shops are being constructed there at
81 of 81, 600, 900, and it has numerous large
ornate business buildings. But the Incl
serves to illustrate in a measure the rapid
Substantial, upbuilding of cities and
IS in Georgia and Alabama. In the great
Gritty of the cities and towns of the two
new buildings, including residences,
eing planned in increasing numbers, as
own by the columns of construction news
shed in The Index from week to week.
Sc city of less than $4,000 population,
sciences are being built Municipal
nents are being made generally
refers to Fitzgerald, which is attracting
business people thro thesouth.
index and Manufacturers Re.
journals devoted to Southern de-
reason for constant reference to
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