Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-16

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Some of those fellows who are knocking The
uterprise should read a few of our exchanges
loTington Enterprise.
Eures they would quit knocking.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pdl Out.
no editor can write pungent paragraphs when
AS liver is out of Order-DubIin Courier Dispatch.
Now that we know of your trouble brother
3D. have our sympathy .-Brunswick Journal
We hope the Journal will recover from the at
al.
Fitzgerald o
What becomes of the Umbrellas
Every man has lost dozen or more We
|HKar run across the man that finds them
Fun Cor Fitzgerald o
The retirement of some of the most promising
4 0rgia's weekly newspaper men from the field
S. Indication of the fact that there is but little
~ made in journalism at the price OF papeA
Ill as advertising rates and job work, must of
hsity be raised shortly or the business abandon
remarks the Sparta Ishmaelite. The Green's
Herald Journal.
Psn Fitzgerald
Prof. r. J. Prentiss our old friend who used
& superintendent of the Cordele Public Schools
ak Who moved to Fitzgerald several years ago,
Riven good account Of himself in accumulat
e hn elegant home and other valuable property.
Ae the county school commissioner OF the new
uStg of Ben Hill and otherwise stands highly III
lily and county, We noticed an account OF
Aice entertainment you gave last week, too,
Ia fSsOr -COrdele Sentinel
~ Pull for FYtzgerad or Pull Out.
Nheeditor of the Fitzgerald Enterprise con-
that one horse farm on good wiregraSs SOIL
etter dependence for the support of family
the average weekly newspaper. But, Broth
ercer had you turned over in your mind the
hat few of us editors conducting one,hoIse
A.Dapers have sense enough to run one-hOrse
Calhoun County Courier.
At least some of us haven't sense enough to APP
] . the advantage the farmer has over the
Iovino er, Jack
Pull fol Fitzgerald r
Professor Thomas contends that the upper
esu of women are given over wholly to luxury
vanity, to personal ornamentatiOn and adesire
hocial pre- eminence and bridge. Nor are the
Idle sort much better, for ''there are, says he,
w middle class American families whose dress
mode of living do not represent larger bank
cunts than they possess.
Ne do not have the honor of Professor
mas acquaintance nor understand what he
HfofesSOr of but the 'Emiddle sort'' of women
he salt of the earth and without them we
II not have much interest in this old world,
Nd we wouldn't be here at ALL
Fitzgerald Pull
Judge u. V. Whipple, so we notice from an
nnge fined merchant in Ocilla last week $50
Ambling, the form of gambling being the usual
mi ticket racket practiced in Cordele of the
number getting the prize. We hardly think
hnch a thing will happen in Cordele, however
lem is given for its worth. There arc mer-
and individuals and societies in Cordele,
whOm Judge Whipple thinks well OF, but
Ire has no alternative when it comes to law
lie Sentinel
ase Whipple is not only Conscientious but
PAINS, taking Judge. There may not be
q harm In the prize scheme referred to
20 be against the law, besides it is
raging and cultivating that trait
allure that is prone to take chances
q Of getting something for nothing
alpple the Enterprise and every
ase bis influence and efforts to
zency IN human nature