Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-09-19

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Fitzgerald is receiving enough advertising OF
the sort to satisfy the most exacting.
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Fitzgerald seems to have a citizen who ought
IA take Editor MERGERS advice and Fpull out. y
dublin Dispatch.
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And John Herring has got out an Industrial
Edition of the Triton Gazette, and it covers the
|Held completely and advertises Triton we'll Ihere
sre advertisements enough to pay the Herald Pub
Iishing Company for its trouble
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Fitzgerald is good town morally in spite Of
her tough characters, and she prosperous III spite
IA the Vaccinations of the sorry white men who
land ready to knock her to crafty perso
Ia spite.
Fitzgerald seems to always be suffering from
|ekers and fakirs Thomasve also, has recent
come to the front with chad egg" we be-
sve that everybody in Moultrie is pretty well
tis6ed at the present writing. -Moultrie Obsery-
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Murmurings.
Do the thing, right and keep at tx. Reed
hat is what the Presiding Elder thought was
bod thing for the preacher to do. That is what
ID think is good thing for editors to do, and al
nost anybody else. There are people who do the
srong thing industriOusly-pu the path of the
saanseressor of course they find it hard.
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President Roosevelt will not be blutfed into
change of policy by the maleactOrs OF great wealth
ghO are using the present financial disturbance Tor
In its worth to impress the public and influence
administration, and state legislation. He believes
that the men of great wealth have combined to
Earinp about as much financial stress as possible
But will they be able to escape just punishmenttor
their sins! We think not. The way of the trans
eressor is hard even if it is paved with gold
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Fitzgerald appreciates the editorial from John
Temple Graves on our front page today in which
he corrects the error of publishing the anonymous
letter of H. Viliers last week. but it will require
considerable explaining to counterfeit the oau I'M
ressions created by the Viliers letter ana numerous
ther reports that have been sent out from TINS CITY
within the last few weeks. We seem to DC at inc
fnhcrcy of taklTS and 1901 correspondents
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The Hawkinsville Dispatch says that the re
fnrm movement was rather hard on the three
hundred and fifty working men laid Oft at t1tzger
AID shops of the A. b. 4 A, brought about by inc
Snecessity for sharp retrenchment caused by the
anti railroad agitation. Times kecoroer
The Hawkinsvlle Dispatch ought not to nave
said it and the Times Recorder ought not TO nave
repeated it. The three hundred and fifty working
men were one hundred and forty seven me ad-
yertising our neighbors are giving us is the sort
We do not appreciate.
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The Macon people who are organizing that olg
bank are evidently counting on taking our own
Eugene w. Stetson.
The Macon News says edtoriaily:
zone of the prime movers in the organization
of the new, bank is Mr.. Eugene Stetson, young
man who was reared in this city, who has been Tor
seVeral years resident of Fitzgerald where he or
in sarand managed as cashier, very successfully,
Exchange National Bank of Fitzgerald 1t Is
islea of the promoters of the new bank to make
AssEiee president and cashier of the lnstl-
considerable experience in bank
Ter man here in Macon, and was
18th one of the big banks His expert
krs2d has rounded off his knowledge
renders him eminently fitted for
L. new bank