Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD.

OF IUU HILLS JHc system HIS dlItduy Dccll
and Gen. Mgr Wadley is so plesed with it that he
will Immediately equip the balance Of the sys
TEN.
By the device it is easy to either telephone
or telegraph.
The A & A is the first road in the south to
adopt the system,
Finer crop growing weather never blessed the
farmers of any section.
Fitzgerald rejoces in the success Of her am
bilious neghbor and worthy rival, Ocllla.
The mere possibility of trouble with Japan,
but stresses the urgent importance of Uncle Sans
disposing of the Philippines.
The man Orchard who confesses to the mar
der of Governor Stunenburg of Idaho, is terrible
character, a man horribly deprayed. His record is
frightful.
Capt John J. Seay of Rome the victim
of an accident yesterday that came near ending his
life. He is Grand Commander of Knights Templar
of Georgia
Senator j. r. Morgan, of Albania, is dead at
the age of SO. His has been most useful career lie
has been United States Senator since 1876, 81
wears and had five more to serve had he lived.
What are you doing to sustain and support
Fitzgerald institutions? Probably you will ans
wer nothing. Then you are derelict in great
duty, YOU owe to yourself and your neghbors
NY
Candidate Bridges Smith offers to retire from
the mayorality race in Macon If candidate Mil
Ter will do the same. Judge Miller is not at all
likely to accept the proposition but is more
likely to be Macon's next and, best mayor for
many years,
Probably you didn't get Tuesdays paper.
The postmaster concluded that it not maable
on account of an advertisements which he thinks
comes under the lottery law. Only those who
get the paper from the hands of our carriers were
served.
Judge jim Clements foughta good fight, but
the tide was against him For several years it has
been realized that the railroad development of
this section had put Irwinville in the baclwoods
and the people began to figure on change of the
countys capital. First came the fight of Fitzger
county movement and at last comes the inevitable.
If they had defeated yesterdays effort to the
court house it would have meant simply delay,
nothing more, for at last the march of progress
would overcome every obstacle.
The Enterprise hopes that neither Judge Gle
ments nor his friends or workers will look at
the matter from personal standpoint, but accept
the result like philosophers, as mere incident in
the sections development.
at takes all sorts of people to make world"
and most communities have quite variety of men
and women.
Every man or woman takes pride in some
thing Perhaps it is in Sunday School work
in denouncng the Christian religion. \ woman
may take pride in prying into other peoples aft
fairs, or in the work of the good Sauna ritan among
her neighbors
A man may take deep interest in the sports,
or it may be he takes great pride in his home,
possibly he will neglect both for few diamonds
and fast horse.
One good citizen may take pride in his personal
attire while his equally as useful neghbor is careless
about his dress
There are men who take greatest pride in
their honesty and truthtulness, while others are
proud of the reputation for telling improbable
and smitty yarns Some may pride themselves on
paying their debts promptly while others scheme
to defraud their neighbors. There is secret order
fend and cigarette fiend and the who
learns to play all the games and shirk all the work.
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