Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
A Better Way to Address Letters,

place to which they az s)ins aud in out
side letters the chief can 5iderAtoa is to
know first the state and then the Town,
The name of the person addressed is the
least consideration ard is usually left to the
distributing agent in he officeo destination
where there is not great deal of hurry and
the letters can be handled with deliberation.
Thissis what we mean. Instead of ad.
dressing a letter
Mr.. John Smith,
146 Euclid Ave,
Cleveland, Ohio,
let us have it this way:
Ohio,
Cleveland,
146 Euclid Ave,
Mr.. John Smith.
There is no conceivable objection to this
plan and very definite assurance about it's
adoption is that it would save a vast amount
of time in the expedlting of mails.-Geor-
gian.
Simply adopt it, there is no law against it.
Editor Mercer is still trying to get the
editors of the weekly press to come to some
terms in regard to foreign advertising.
Well, we are with you in this aud will readi-
1y agree to do our part, but our suggestion
to the editors is to have your price and if
patent medicine men cannot pay it let them
go. And if they don't pay promptly, let
them go again. And if they kick too much
don't accept their advertisements at ALL
Montezuma Record
Your suggestions, Bro. Sawtell will come in
alright for discussion before a convention.
Have your price, at least don't have any
other, but my experience is and yours and
every other publishers experience is, that there
is some difficulty about getting his price and
getting settlement at your price, after you
have contract at your price; if the business is
handled through a central agency you would
not only get your price but be rid of the trou-
BILE. But few papers in the state can afford to
employ an expert adertising man or an attor-
ney to enforce settlement according to contract,
and both are necessary, to avoid contracts with
irresponsible parties and enforce settlements
with agencies that can be made to pay, but
make it a rule never to pay until forced to do so.
IF the patent medicine men cannot pay let
them CO." Yes certainly let them go, but is it
good business to let them go when you can have
the business at your price? If the publishers
were organized, and had a common agency it
would not the necessary to let them CO."
You would get the business and at your price"
And if they kick too much don't accept the
advertise at ALL" But why have the worry?
Let them kick the central agency established for
kicking purposes. The average publisher has
quite sufficiency of such troubles.
And;
After all, it need not cost penny. All that is
necessary, to our mind is to simply agree
among ourselves to put the whole business in
one mans hands.
No, no the stores are not afre. Its DR.. Os-
borne raising a smoke in the back yard. He
insists that the rubbish must COUP in smoke.
The Empire Mercantile Co., owners of the
five lots between their store, aud the alley, east
half way between Grant and Sherman, will
build a solid brick block two stories high and
covering the FIVE lots, com peting the block
from Grant to the alley which will give them a
frontage of 10 feet on Central and 100 on Grant
to the Polhill Drug Store. While IA En-
prise believes in Three STORIES AND Up in all
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