Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-04-14

ministration and vote against it, and the probabili
ty is the discharge is intended to have precise
ly that effect
Pull Fitzgerald
Candidate Mercer does not deny editor Mer-
Ger the privilege of favoring any candidate or tax
ing sides on any issue If candidate Mercer loses
any votes on account of Editor MERGERS exercising
his political rights candidate Mercer will not lose
any sleep worrying the circumstance
fOr or
The doctors of the state will be our guests
this week. Every train tomorrow will bring large
numbers of the distinguished visitors, and Fitz-
gerald's hospitality will be taxed to it's utmost.
Let every do his duty. This is not week
for drones or laggards Several hundred men of
high character will throng our hotels, and
ought to stimulate every Fitzgeradte to his
best effort and lis most enthusiastic frame of mind.
Let the calamity howlers take to the tall timber
not to return earlier than Sunday. Of at ALL
Fitzgerald o.
Tired of Politics.
The Gwinnett Journal got tired of the guber-
material politics two years ago, is tired of it now
believes that Governor Smiths enemies ought TO
have waited till he has served his regular terms be-
tore again stirring up strife in the state. He will
want to go to the senate to the presidents chair
and they'll have ample opportunity to fight him.
But since local optionists have made clean
sweep in nearly every county in Georgia, where
the primaries have been held, and since "Little
Joe says he'll sign the bill to put liquor back in
the state and Governor Smith says that.-Gwin-
nette Journal
Fitzgerald Or
We have before us letter from Sears Robuck
and Company the biggest mail order company in
the world.
In which they offer lumber shipped from
Georgia and lemilled near Chicago doors sash,
and blinds at ''less than half the price these
goods usually sold at" The letter and enclos
ures'are interesting reading and probably not in
tended for the eyes of an editor.
This great monopoly is QUE Of the wonderful
results of our system.
The local merchants and manufacturers is plac-
edat great disadvantage in competition with such
concerns. They quote flooring, ceiling, siding
doors, sash and blinds to be shipped from far
away Chicago.
We mention all this to call attention to the
rapid evolution or the mail order bushes.
Trade at home and live at the same place.
fOr o
of the rantng Joe Brown men that Gov. Smith
will be re elected on June 4th, But why all this
turmoil? We have an opinion that we have ar
rived at deliberately; the last campaign bitter
one and many disappointed were of the professional
political class. AS d rule the politicians we're OPP
posed to Gov. Smith election and they have not
had time to recover from the bitterness Of that
precedented campaign.
The railroads alarmed, the whiskey in
terest is dissatisfied and the politicians are making
the best of it, and adrotly place the blame for
every discharged railroad man, idle mill
and for the low price of naval stores and cotton
the administration and the strength their candi
date develops depends largely on the number of
people they can really mslead as to the governors
responsibility.
SMITH AND HUGHES.
So,,aroI doUc 400 Tho Savannah procc