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

Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Mississippi has only eight wet counties left
and will 90 dry as suddenly as Georgia has on the
assembling of her next legislature.
Pull for Fitzgerald or puu
A big corn crop has fully matured, and the
finest cotton crop ever grown in this county is
practically safe and the price is about 2 cents
above powerful good price.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
The candidates for Prison Commissioner are
multiplying, at least five having announced within
the week The editor of the Enterprise may get IN
the race-we are craving to run for something.
Fitzgerald Pull Out
Laborers farmers, artisans, professional men
and officials are not the only useful citizens but
most of them are to be found in the list. The sor-
nv white men as a rule are found in another class.
Ill for Fitzgerald Pull Out
The Georgia yam following closely such bless
ings as the Georgia peach melon canteloupe ETC., is
here to cheer us, and to reasure the poor that
wholesome and palatable diet is in reach OF the
humblest
fol Fitzgerald Pull Out
Next Tuesday the legislature will enact an
anti pass law one that will be effective against the
influence that has too long affected legislation and
the courts of Justice The railroad pass SYSTEM in
Guiding express and telegraph franks, has all too
long been Georgia's shame.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Out
Jim Griggs has been for putting WhlSkey down
these many years. His practice has been con-
sstent with the theory. o, yes! it will be easy for
Jim to fight booze the next two years-hc Is all
old time 'booze fighter"
Pull fol Fitzgerald Pull Out
The clash between the race in New York city
last Sunday was indicative of precisely the same
spirit and almost the same circumstances that LED
up to the Atlanta riot Human nature is pretty
much the same north and south.
Pull for Fitzgerald O. Out.
The legislature will do well to make clean
sweep when it passes the law to prohibit the giving
and receiving of free passes and franks in this
state. Let's try the plan of a fare for every pas
senger We believe it will work well for the rail
roads and the public.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Out.
| This sImmortal Legislature" has two more
| weeks in which to do business Macon Telegraph
1t has much more than two more weeks, Pen
dletOn even if there is extra session. Next sum
mer this same crowd-these same immortals-Wlll
have "mortal cinch' for fifty days at least Yes,
the work is but fairly started
Pull for Fitzgerald OF Pull Out.
A rather singular feature of the prohibition
sentiment that has developed so strongly IN the
state during the past year is the fact that it is not
based especially the moral phase OF the question
but it is seeming recognition of the fact that dry
towns are prospecting, while "wet' towns are ret
regarding and that purely from commercial
standpoint they can get along better without the
| open saloon.
lalf for O. Pull Out.
Tom Eason, seeing defeat ahead, believes, he
has served the public enough as prison commission
er 1t is wise politician who stands from under
at the right time. Chimes Recorder.
Tom Eason is one of the strongest men polltl-
cally in Georgia. and has been in Office longer per
haps than any other man in the state and If ne
wanted to be re elected prison commissioner, GER
tainly there is no good to believe he sees de-
feat ahead.
OF Fitzgerald Pull Out
Editor Mercer, of the Fitzgerald Enterprise,
is reported to be in the race for Congress in the
Third District Come in, Colonel! There's
lots of fun and a sight of experience in trying
to beat Macon County's favorite son, as some
whove bucked the buzz-saw will tell you, if
YOU care to ask-Macon County Citizen.
That is the first we have really heard Of it, but
if the report proves to be true We Will be up to see
you Leon and get the benefit of some OF that eX
perience YOU refer to- If we were to ever run for
Congress we know it would be pleasure in one
sense of the word at least to have good looking
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