Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23

&rxEESUNEEEECEEEENEs Observation-Disclosures
The refusal of the w. G. T. U. convention to
adopt resolutions condemning football is no indi-
atiOn that they are not still agin the high ball.
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Charles Jackson Ship, he of the Cordele
|ambler, was our guest yesterday and we found
Lin quite worth while. He is more than pleasant
ompany he's entertaining as well as cOngenial.
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With little less than eleven and half mil
Ion bales, the present crop of cotton should bring
3 cents and above. The money stringency is prob
bIy the main reason why it is not selling for that
OCh today
Major j. +. Hanson seems to have tired OF
Threading and will retire and enjoy the wealth
k6 did not lose in the management OF the poor
sDwn trOdden corporation he has dominated these
sreral years since the death of III. M Conner.
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General Booth, of the Salvation Army, in an
dress to the Salvation Army at Berlin Thursday
IA that the people everywhere seemed to be firing
s religion. He expressed the belief that there
ke two million people in London who never
<ered church.
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The Lee. Grant made good Thursday night
! he service at the Chamber of Commerce u. A. H.
'nnction was superb. No hotel in Georgia could
kcel it. The menu was all thata cOnnoiseur could
fish. Fitzgerald ought to be proud of the Lee
rant and encourage the management
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A delegation of Mobile women went up to tho
Capitol at Montgomery Tuesday to lobby against
The prohibition BILL when they arrived at the capt.
Isl they found the galleries so crowded with the
ladies of Montgomery, Birmingham, Selma and
6ther places that there was no room for the Mo
Dlleites and they had to content themselves with
Banding on the outside and listening to the cheers
hat greeted the vote of 81 to against the traffic
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For the first time in the history OF the colony
The Enterprise has the field to itself.
The Enterprise was the first paper issued here
ate in December in 1896 The Leader followed in
about two weeks, early in January 1896. Since
that time many changes have occurred in the local
news paper field. Our competitors have been
numerous and generally short-lived We have
seen long list of competitors come and go and we
Expect to see others-come and go.
The Enterprise has changed management once
ID the IL years, and from weekly to twice a
reek then to the tthrice a week" of the present
We are ready for the daily when the growing city
demands it and will support it. We have never
AIKEN backward step and shall not put ourself in
i position to do so now.
Business is duller in the Enterprise office than
II has been for long time. Verify competition is
|ha life 0f trade
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We notice in WatSon's Weekly protest
|gainst white money and we have seen one or two
isher exchanges that disapprOve of the issue OF
hearing house certificates but law me what good
hing these certificates have been for this state in
|sct for the whole south. We do not believe that
aany banks could have stood the strain of the
resent financial conditions, and none of them
.onld have protected their customer because there
is not enough currency to warrant the banks
Saing any at ALL
&c is said that the situation is in the hands of
farmer and that all things viii be Strengthened
IS soon as they sell cotton: Now while the
IS following his best judgement in with
his cotton from the martS of trade, 1T
ke been a hard matter for him to have
il the aid of white money
Jason to believe that there is enough
zonntry to create more prosperity
or q long number of years, and
Sc manufacturer viii be