Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-17

The way the cotton market has surprised the
bulls by refusing to 60 up is most gratifying to the
bears.
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Shun bad company avoid bad literature and
on no account touch bad liquor: neither can do you
any good and either may do you much harm
Pull for Fitzgerald Or Pull Out
We believe in 15c cotton but that fact does
not seem to affect the more important fact that
there is margin of about &c between our price
and the selling price. The trouble is there are
not enough of us.
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They are having big mix-up in Fitzgerald
among they newspaper plants; we propose that
they have about decided that one paper is enough
for the town and will turn the business over to
Mercer.-Cordele Rambler
And maybe they wont. IF there is any thing
we would object to having turned over to us it
would be a mix up.
But really one paper is enough for this town.
Pull Fitzgerald
The destruction of the Ross Wilson place by
fire, last night, removes one of the land marks Of
the colony. 1t was probably of the best SUI
burban homes around Fitzgerald. 1t was built
by John Ledbetter about 1897. But Mr.. Wilson
completely remodeled and rebuilt the property,
spending much money in identifying and imprOV
ing the grounds which swept clear ofeverything
but chimneys and fruit and shade trees and the
latter are badly scorched.
Pull for Fitzgerald Pun Out
The present grand jury is not a true bill jury.
One reason, no doubt is in the fact that there is
not great deal of vice and lawlessness that
be uncovered by grand jury investigation. The
little blind tigerng and card playing will not be so
shy after the grand jury adjourns and some of the
business will get into the city court at least that's
our guess. But really there is but little to indi
cate that this is the old town of 'wide open"
fame.
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Mr.. Carl Mendel prominent real estate dealer
Of Savannah is in the city preparatory to conduct
ing land sale next Saturday.
The Bellvue suburb has been surveyed and
laid off in attractive lots with ample streets and
will be sold by Mr., Mendel at Auction next Satur-
day at 10 a. m.
The lots are high and nicely situated between
the city and the A. B & A. shops.
Mr.. Mendel will provide free transportation
to and from the sale and make it otherwise inter
esting for prospective buyers.
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A great many men there are, and women too,
who quarrel with their life's work These work
by the clock and give only the exact amount of
service and put into that service only the exact
amount of strength for which they contract. They
get to work on time-not minute before and
they always be reckoned as qtitting at the
sound of the clocks stroke, or demand addition Il
and even double pay for every extra minute TO
these work cal bring no pleasure, for the reason
that they have never allowed themselves to be-
come friendly with their duties. 1t truthfuliy
be said of these that they rob themselves of mue
pleasure. that they make their life barren of much
that is good. 1t is as though a should walk
through field full of flowers and them not
having his eyes fastened on the gate by which he
is to emerge from the field. Every working day
is for the man of right living field wherein he
may Gull many beautiful blooms if he will but look
for them Work Of itself in fact is a reward, it
brings absorption and whenrightly pursued creates
ambition that is fruitful There is Joy in the
satisfaction of having done ones best that comes
only to him who really does put forth his best en-.
deaVOrS.
o Fitzgerald
Regarding congressman.
Our readers may have remarked that The
Leader is no enthusiastic supporter Off. NJ Griggs
in his race for congress Personally we like Mr..
Griggs. He is sociabe and good story teller; but
he does not measure up to the specifications of
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