Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-25
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1908.

REGISTER now and be ready for all the elections.
Register before Mar 9Th for the county primary.
Fitzgerald @ Pun
Don't let anybody pull the wool over your
eyes, register and vote for Hon. NJ Dickson for
representative.
Pull for Fitzgerald o
If there is a scheme to put majority Ofliquor
men in the next legislature, Ben Hill will be one
of them to turn down the proposition
o
The Enterprise is right where you expected to
find it. eh9 Fighting on the clean side of the ques
ton. We will get pretty well warmed up in the
next two or three issues.
Fitzgerald Pull Out
The policy of eecting only town candidates
does not suit all the town people. If you do not
think the city voters will vote for man who lives
in the country wait till the M. Dickson's vote is
counted.
nj TO Oh
Crisp County's new court house just finished
cost $4,000 Now if Ben HIPS Commissioners
can get it duplicated for 100000 they will have
accomplished something for which the tax payers
will thank them.
for Fitzgerald or PUN Out
We want no politics that will array the city
against the country district. We need the country
people as much as they need u.s. And man who
hasn't sense enough to understand that would cuta
sorry figure in the legislature
for o
If the "wideopeners' should decide that
there is but one man sufficiently in sympathy
with the poker games, the booze traffic and the
toughs to hold office may find it necessary to
amend the city charter, and possibly the state
constitution to make it possible for the "well
qualified" individual to hold all the places.
Tun Fitzuera
''The prohibition question is going to bob
up again when the legislature meets Lots of
talk now. ''-Daren Gazette.
The only way to continue the prohibition law,
brother Grubb, is to elect ''ant rum" men, and
we will do that in Ben Hill.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pun Gu.
We hope the fruit growers of the colony will
organize whether they plant canteloupes not.
There is a great advantage in being organized. It
seems that everything organizes and the
farmers of the colony ought to be in that position
to protect their against other organizations.
The following is the state law in regard to sell
ing cigarettes to minors. If we see that this law
is enforced it will prohibit the of cigarettes to
every boy under twenty one years of age:
ARTICLE %.
tTfany person, by himself agent in any
other way, shall furnish minor with cigarettes,
cigarette paper cigarette tobacco, or any substi
tute therefor, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor."
Pull for FnzSseaId
t'Some papers in the state are ridiculng the
idea of the candidacy of Hon. Joseph M.
Brown for the Office of governor, but after all
there is great deal of earnestness with alarge
y number of citizens in the state who would
cast their ballots for him, should he become a
Observation-Disclosures Banner.
There is great deal of earnestness with at
least small number of citizens in the state,'
but that earnestness does not grow ont of patriot
ism any genuine desire for the States welfare,
It is largely the aftermath of bitter campaign, in
which "Little Joe' lost out.
There is not the slightest probability of his
ever being elected governor of Georgia or to any
other important Office.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull 0u.
IF Col Mercer fails to be elected rs Prison
Commissioner the newspapers of the state is
not sure index of political sentiment; We be-
lieve that fully ne-tenths of the papers of the
state are supporting his candidacy; are
5. glad of this; Jesse Mercer is noble Roman
who puts duty before profit patriotism above
ambitions and county above SELF yes sir we
want to see him elected. "-Cordee Rambler.
We do not believe he will fail of election, but