Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-16

1t is quite evident that several papers III the
second congressional district have already received
tips from the CONGRESSMAN"
Full Cor Fitzgerald Pull Out.
The editorial pages of last weeks Watson's
Jeffersonian are the rOttenest ever The political
fanatic overreached himself in his effort to answer
John Sharp Williams argument against the gov
Eminent ownership of railroads.
Pull for Fitzgerald
In every local option election there are mum
ber of "wets' who explain their votes by saying
hey favor state prohibition. Every one of them
are against prohibition in any form and today OPP
|pose the state law about to be adopted.
Pull Fitzgerald Pull ou.
Some of the country editors who fretted their
Dung lives to frazel against the Hoke Smith
round swell, still refuse to be comforted. With
bhcir editorial spy glasses they keep up diligent
earch for the frailties of the administration
Fitzgerald Pull Out
Pleasure seekers are doomed to dsappoint-
ent by the very nature of their pursuit. Pleas
ia will not submit to capture; it eudes the pleas
Re hunter but keeps close company with the man
pursuit of duty If you would be happy get
aey at something useful.
Pull Fitzgerald Oh Pull Out.
The city scavenger service is none too good
could be doubled from now until frost with
feat profit The good health that has blessed the
Immunity should not lead us into error or false
Scnomy. If the city treasurey is too heavily
4xed or the council too parsimOnious, the editor
81 the Enterprise will be of dozen or more to
assume the expense.
Tall for Fitzgerald or
g 'Hoke Smith will go to the senate if Hoke
Smith desires to do So says the Augusta
Chronicle And that is the truth. '-Darien
Gazette.
Let's give the governor fair trial at the job
ke has in hand We needed him to do a great
FORK for Georgia and we believe he prefers to do
nat then there will be plenty time for other hon
IS He's young apd vigorous yet
Pull for Fitzgerald or Out
The Adams Express Company passed 200
per cent dividend in New York a few days
ago, amounting to 1914, 600, 900. Yet Uncle Sam
hestates to give the people parcels post sys-
tenn. When the people get the representa-
lives of the express companies out of Congress
the parcels post can be established. - Early
County News.
Too many congressman are politicians,-we
BED sober statesmen in this state.
fol Fitzgerald Pull Out.
Speaking of the prohibition bill, the Bruins
Nick News says: eve find no grass in thestreets
10 Thomasville Waycross, Cuthbert, Fitzgerald
md other cities now under the prohibition law,
md we will find none in Brunswick if the bill
asses or if it does not, if we who live in Bruins
tick will do our full duJy to her." This is the
brit that wins. No city that has plenty of deter
ninatiOn and is backed by good country should
ose heart if there are dozen prohibition bills
PASSED in this state.-WaycrOSs Journal.
Fitzgerald I'll
teThose who do want any reform excepting
that which comes through the Democratic
party, have not been over-fed on reform. l
hear of no cases of collie, acute indigestion, or
stall fed obesity. All that I've got to say on
the subject is this:
Those who are willing to walton either of
the old parties for what reforms they get, would
IKE the patience of an old fisherman seem
&e the restlessneSs of prancing horse-and
make Job appear; by comparison, to
TOO fractions and impatient to listen
VS.. "-WatsOns Weekly Jefferson
atson evidently has indigestion or is
colo. If he turns his face toward
"a nil see reforms plenty