Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-04-23
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1908.

THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1908.
The real campaign poll on June will result
as follows: Hurrah for Hoke, Brown %.
Pull ssr Fitzgerald OF
And now the merchants are busy making out
statements to send papa for those Easter hats.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pan Qu.
Will we ever be rid of this petty political
game that is interfering with the substantial prog
ress that ought to be making in this good county
of Ben Hillq
Fitzgerald Pull Out.
Some of the papers speak of Governor Smith
as a silver tOngued orator. Suppose it's all right
to speak of Browns efforts as coming from nckle.
keyed typewriter
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1t is not too late yet to plant corn, alfalfa,
sorghum cane, millet or COW peas for hay. And
it will pay to cut the cotton acreage % per cent
and produce more fodder
sO EtzUnaid Pun Qua
Taft does not intend to get out of a job in any
event He will hold OH tn the little one until he
gets the big one and if he doesn't get the big one
he'll have the little one-see.
Pun for Fitzgerald or
The little Joe Brown joke isn't receiving much
attention in these parts. Almost everybody be-
leves that Governor Smith should be given another
term-Cinch County News.
Pull for Fitzgerald
There is considerable talk of blind tigers
around Fitzgerald, little more than we like to
hear, but with all of that, things are much better
than when under the saloon regime, and it will
come down to an absolute basis of good order and
decency.
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The farmers of Ben Hill county have not
opened up the "new ground" that was expected
two or three years ago. but the small per cent OF
area in cultivation produces the most bOuntiful
crops and greater variety than any other soil
and climate in our knowledge
Pull for Fitzgerald
Prohibition is not only prohibiting in Georgia
but demonstrating that sober people knom how to
behave themselves The police department. OF At
lanta declare that the large gathering at the Grand
Opera House Saturday night to greet Gov Smith
was the most orderly of it's kind in the ctys his
tory.
Pull for Eitzgexad o.
Keep your temper. 1t don't pay to get mad
over politics.-Dublin Courier Dispatch.
1t don't pay TO get mad. we nave Deen
preaching that doctrinesince Adam was aschOOlboy,
with but Indifferent results. The who gets
mad puts himself at great disadvantage whether
in politics. business religion AS for us, we are
awful glad-most of the time; the rest of the
time we are merely-pleaSed.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Out
1t looks very much as though the Georgia
Coast g. Piedmont railroad which now operates
from Collins, on the Seabord, to Darien, will ex-
tend its line into Brunswick. If it does it will be
wonderful means for development of that section
of Georgia thru which the road passes. Since the
G. c. & P. has extended it's line from Darien
Junction, making direct connection thru to Col
Inns, great change has taken place in hitherto
almost unknown section. It's going into Brunswick
will further develop this territory.
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stHaving taken four separate statements to get
him straight on the prohibition question, if his
friends can only keep him from changing front
again BEFORE the fourth of June, it would
appear that the people of Georgia will be
{ safe so far as prohibition is concerned-unless
he should change his mind again AFTER the
fourth of June. "-Waycross Journal.
Mr. Brown has never changed his mind on
the prohibition question. He still intends to
tstand by his hackers" and don't you forget it.
His last card is only another foxy move on the
part of the anti crowd to fool the people; and the
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