Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-03

quite busy among the Jaw makers.
Pun for Fitzgerald or
The easiest business to start up is retail
grocery and it's the hardest to keep up, and that's
Why.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
= AS soon as Griggs learns that Roddenbery has
him beat, he will conclude that he has enough
of Congress.
The man who pursues useful vocation cOntri
butes to the common good. The man who does
not is drOne and ought to be driven from the hive
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull out.
The Enterprise predicts that Alabama, Texas,
Kentucky Florida and several other southern
states will promptly follow Georgias example in
the matter of state prohibition.
- Fitzgerald Pull Out
,stpThere are thousands of rotten rails in Griggs
fences - saws an exchange. But national prOhibi-
ton, as advocated by that congressman, is expect
ed to make up them all.-Americus Times Record
or.
Pull fol Fitzgerald Y Out
The Z n t c p r sc is calculating on twice as
much cotton for Fitzgerald she has ever receiv-
ca any season before. 1t is a Fitzgerald habit to
double up and this is of the occasions on
which we want her to make good.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
The sorry white man like the poor have
nth us always, it would be wrong to impose him
81 another community, but would be better to
nv to reform him and make a useful citizen out OF
him. While the lamp holds out to burn, the sor-
rest white man may reform.
Pull for Fitzgerald or
The large number of bills introduced at the
present session of the Legislature, even.f large
percent are enacted into laws does not mean that
our system will be perfected at this session OF the
legislature by any means. There are lots of laws
vet imperfect and reasons for the enactment of
new laws are constantly arising.
Pull for Fitzgerald
The sentiment which seeks to reform our neigh
Dor reached its elimination in Atlanta the other
day, when representative introduced a bill to
prohibit marriage unless the candidates could
stand rigid physical examination. Now isn't
that peacherino for you?-TiftOn Gazette.
The suggestion is not new one Herring, and
we trust that you are not alarmed. The civiliza-
ton of the world may come to that but Georgia is
probably not prepared for it yet.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
It is reported that Judge j. M. Griggs will
visit Thomasvile within few days for the purpose
of mending his fences He had better bring big
load of heavey rails with him and make strong
fence while about it for when "Whirl Wind" Rod
denbery comes along there's going to be something
doing-Thomasville Press.
Full for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
If you show us a town with good school and
school building we will show you good town.
1 Tatnall Times.
Nope, mistaken again; some of the dullest dead
est towns in Georgia have the best school building
and have good schools, but of course that fact has
nothing to do with the conditions. Any town in
school buildings.
Good schools and adequate school building
are necessary for the proper preparation of the
youth in every community in Georgia for the bat
ties of life.
for Fitzgerald O
Representative r. f. Dawson, of Greene coun-
ty has announced his candidancy for the office of
prison commissioner to c d Commissioner
Thomas Eason whose term will expire January l,
1909
Mr.. Dawson was member of the pardonng
commission in 1906, and was also member of the
legislature of that year which created the prison
commission. Mr. Dav II has represented his
county in the legislature several years.
In his candidancy for the office of prison COM
missioner Mr. Dawson is opposed by Wiley Will
Eams, of the Columbus police force who is the
Rly other candidate who has yet announced for the
Are not authorized to state that colonel
vii not be candidate for reelection If he
there viii be other candidates besides Davi-
Williams Colonel EaSon could be re-
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