Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-15
THURSDAY, AUG. IS. 1907.

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Iflittle Willie Bryan can't beat Big Bill Taft
hen he doesn't deserve to be president.
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headline states that Senator Clay is urging
,gter mails. Next year is election time
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We imagine that Joe Hill Hall finds the last
eek of the session quite strenuous enough to suit
IS esthetic taste.
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The man who spends his best daysin bowling
lev should not grumble if he spends his last days
the poor house.
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Joe Hall, the great leader of the house, mus
I'd is votes against the administrators dis
snchisement bill He was entitled to %.
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Counting the cost of the time at seven dollars
minute, the jaw of the gentleman from Bibb is
III probability the states most expensive luxury
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II necessity is the mother of invention then
i IT Just possible that.yankee ingenuity will find
~ To get along without the telegraph if this
Ne thoroughly arouses old mother necessity
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Akter January LIST, next, the rumble OF inc
rwagon will be heard from Nickajack to
siac and from the mine clad hills of Dade to the
loo landing below Darien. Let her rumbe!-
vile Herald.
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The said Chas Jackson Shipp seems to have
mad and there seems to be no excuse for it,
8 seems to be doing well. But, things and men
Not always what they seem. At least it seems
Way-seemingy
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The strike of the telegraph operators has the
ID bottled up so far as news is concerned. we
S.siy appreciate the advantage of instant com
Ihication until the keys are silent. If the rail
s. telegraphers strike the train service will be
ae demoralized.
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The idea of Congressman Griggs introducing
Exhibition bill in congress seems to have struck
e Washington Herald all in a heap. The Herald
SSpets that politicians have frequent changes of
art. Witness the number of prohibitionists in
|6orgia today.-Savannah Press
Not change of heart, but change of policy.
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lii the death of Dr. I. o. Powell, the state
Is one of her most prominent and useful citizens.
81 has been the superintendent of thd States SAM
rum for the insane for a loug term of years.
ere is probably no position of greater response
iby under our state government Several thou
Ids patients have been under his change and an
NDropriation of three hundred thousand to
aar hundred thousand dollars is annually ex-
snded under his directions 1t is hardly probab
that his place will be filled by as capable and
scientious officer without the exercise of great
ms taking care on the part of the trustees of the
le sanitarum, whose duty it becomes to fill the
eancy that may be caused by his death any how.
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Among the good things in store for this colony,
ia there arr several of them on the list, is sol
rs home
The government is building homes, not only
the soldiers of the Civil war, but for all United
les soldiers, whether pensioners or not, who are
abled or ntrm, and who want to live on the gov
mentS bounty.
There is every reason why the home should be
Silt in congenial climate.
There is probably no place in all the south
SO has the peculiar advantages that the Fitzger-
colony offers.
The campaign may be something like the cam
"a for the new county, at first it will not be
Ated seriously, later on some of the rag tags
discourage it, or show their willingness to do
zen when it becomes apparent that we are
8 to secure the home, a lot of cheap
and sorry white men will get into the game
ear to do so, and ask all the credit for them
e TO the main question, we are entitled
Rtion, and there is but one reason
get it, and that is failure to ask