Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-06
TUESDAY, AUG. 6. 1907.

Pull for Fitzgerald or fun Ou"
The building goes merrily on, and still we
|ack hundreds of houses to meet the demands.
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The score of new stores being finished up will
be occupied by thrifty merchants by the time they
re finished.
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Senator Bacon thinks the south has already
been too modest in the matter of furnishing presi-
Dental candidates.
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If looks now as if we will have the strictest
anti pass legislation.
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saturdav's dispatches tell how man was
|fowned in a vat of beer. A horrible contempla-
|on from prohibition Georgias stand point
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This legislature will have done more lor inc
hrroes than all the legislature since the war, when
Lev take away from him booze and the balloU'
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The Enterprise wants to see large emml'
sn from the northern states and from north ana
Hslle Georgia. There is plenty room here for
eh Immigrants.
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They do say that buildings lease for saloon
ss.nOses in Atlanta are bringing premium on
rent contracts. That is one of the calam ltOus
Hts of prohibition.
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The legislature proposes to require clean linen
ksaylers. 1t seems that is one of the matters
competitor would regulate, but perhaps 1t
not. and after all the legislature is justified in
hiring innkeepers to protect their customers
disease and dirt.
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The best thing we have seen in all the prom
ID campaign is cartoon drawn by Gordon Nye
WatsOns Weekly. 1t represents Georglas
f form in the embrace of the demon "whlsKcy."
in the hero ''the people, who has just let lily
ID arrow "publc opinion" which perces the de
Sn in a vital part We are preserving the PIC
se for our scrap book.
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The telephony or wireless telephone is the
lest accomplished fact or greatinvention by the APP
1atus 1t is possible to talk many miles across the
ferOr level country, without the use OF the wires
d thought by the inventors that it may be posi-
10 talk across the Atlantic ocean in the ordi
ia tone of voice.
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Jim Grggs is evidently alarmed at the sltua-
AiA in his district and not withstanding his very
EDnsstent reason as to the uses and abuses OF
sn Barleycorn He has correcty read the signs
he times, with sense to say no whiskey man
Sd apply and, as we predicted, two or three
bnths ago, he would, he has crawled into the
ten wagon He found occasion to write q letter
he public print (altho addressed to a friend) in
& inin how
int and Jealous prohi he has been all these
When sick, the devil an angel would be,
Well, devil of an angel is he.
Jims not well.
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The Standard Oil Company was tinedby feder-
Nndge Lands of Chicago 500, 24O, 100000 last
arday. This seems to be a very large fine, as
ed it is, the largest by many millions and it is
puzzle to know what would be done with the
new if the fine is paid. But that the Standard
pay the fine out of its profits and have humid
rs of millions left as is proven by report made
same day to president Roosevelt, which is the
Is startling document that has ever been filed in
departments of Washington. The report
.Ns 1.-THE total dividends paid by the Standard
1882 to 1906 were s551, 1922, 9O4, averaging
"a. 10 per cent per year The dividends, how
ere much less than the total earnings. 1t is
Rntially certain that the entire net earnings
tandard in this period were at least $780,,
md possibly much more
rmous profits have been based on
Worth at the time of its original ac
ot more than $75, 600, O0O."
large figures and have to be studied
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