Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-23

The men who oppose state prohibition are en-
Etirely too conspicuous in present day politics.
We venture the observation at the risk Of being
misunderstood
III Massachusetts church has cash registers at
the church doors, with request that attendants
may as they enter. The presumption is the ma
@chine shows ''the amount of your contribution"
That is better than charging initiation fees.
The nominee for governor will not be at the
convention where he knows he will be nominated,
and when he was expected to announce his policies,
which the people had right to expect Little Joe
seems to know enough to in go out of shower
Joe Brown stock has declined more since the
Nay of the election, fortnight ago. than did the
popularity of Hoke Smith the first twelve months
nfter his nomination.. Mr.. Brown could not be
Elected today. Even before the convention it is
generally realized that great mistake had been
made
The buying of a majority of the stock of the
SaEaboard Air Line by the owners of the Atlanta
birmingham & Atlantic Company, or the consoll-
dation of the two lines will not do Fitzgerald any
rood unless it stimulats people to build
nne to connect with the Southern, which is not
Improbable.
When the hole in the doughnut grows beauti-
lilly less; when 'roses return to the checks of
prosperity" and the gubematorial nominee meets
The people face to face and says his piece off hand
Cor even reads ''card" in public place. then
We will be pleased to make obeisance at dame for
mt tho IF
GOOD luck.
The Warwic district of Worth county will be
added to the new county of Crisp at the next ses-
sion of the Crisp grand jury. The grand jury of
Worth county has already made the concession, or
recommended the change by which twenty land
lots in the northern corner of Worth, will be added
Ito Crisp. The action of the Crisp county Jury
will be final.
Ben Hill is entitled to section of the old
county of Irwin, the northwest corner of that
county from Tapley north to Abba There will be
IAN effort to have the next grand jury of Irwin pass
the necessary resolution which, when followed by
saimiliar action on the part of Ben Hills grand
jury, will complete the work so much needed.
The Georgia legislature has before it a bill to
make the fee for the Inspection OF tertlllZeTS
twenty five cents per ton instead of ten cents
per ton. The bill has passed the House. but
has not yet passed the Senate. We under
stand that this will not effect the price of fer
tilizers to the farmers The fertilizer compan
les fix the price of fertilizers the same in Geor
gia as in the adjoining states where the fee is
twenty-five cents. We trust, therefore, that
the agricultural school can get the benefit of
the increase in Georgia. and that the Senate
will pass the bill.-Cordele Sentinel.
Exactly right Bivins, but the 'durn fool''
Aemagogs will file it away for in the next cam
@aign 1t was made to do service in the last guber
natOrial race.
Dick Grubb's supply of the milk OF human
Blindness is Utterly dripping from the udder.
Hear him:
1.-THE Gazette is very anxious to get its
friends and all others interested in it's loving
kindness propaganda. How much better it is
n to love than to hate.
tsYou just can't lose us when it comes to
supporting the regular democratic nominees
Our people must stand squarely up to both
the state and national tickets. Let's differ
before and not after the nominations are made"
s'They may nominate Bryan, if they wantto
and we will vote for him, but we are not going
TO get excited over it. :"
ssWe shall wait patiently for prosperity to
come to our arms again. We will not kick.