Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-22


reputation for standing by it and the rest easy
The man who does not pursue useful avoca
ton is drone and tax his honest and in
dustrious neighbors.
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Visible speech is now engaging the attention
of scientists. Talking ''blue streak" has been
common feat with us for number of years.
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The man with too much 'dignty" to get
down to honest labor has learned to spell laziness
with a i'd" After all d-laziness expresses it.
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The sucker who permits his craving to get
money without earning it to lead him to invest in
mining stocks that pay ''2per cent per month"
needs guardian.
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The Forestry congress and the National con-
gress at Washington may do great work for the
Appalachian forests but what We can do OF vastly
more importance is the prevention of forest fires in
the yellow pine belt of the South Atlantic and
Gulf states.
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The bill introduced by congressman Lewis for
the Soldiers Home carries with it an appropriation
of only 100000. Of course we want and congress
will realize that much better and larger home
will be required here than in the colder climate
and will put million dollars or more in the home
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If the postofice department would give more
attention to the swndes carried on through the
mails, such as s'2 per cent monthly dividend" min.
ing and Oil stocks and less to knocking the r. f.
D. system by reducing the newspaper circulation,
it's doings would meet with more universal ap-
prevail
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The "2per cent per MONTH mining stock
schemes have been permitted to run entirely too
long. They are worse than any lottery or green
goods scheme ever perpetrated on generation of
simpletons and If there is protection from them
under present laws congress should enact law to
cover such cases.
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The editor of this paper is making the fastest
and the fairest race for Prison Commissioner he
knows how. He is in competition with clever
clean bunch and when it is all over he will have
four good friends in Capt r. III. Milledge OF De-
Kalb Hon r. E. Dawson of Green, Chief Wiley
Williams of Columbus, and Hon. Matt Cook of
Telfair, his honorable competitors.
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Fertilizer.
The largest item of expense that the cotton
planter has to deal with is the cost of fertilizng
and it is one that gets the least attention.
The high prices of guano of year ago have
advanced again this season and the farmers are
paying it, or promising to pay next fall. One
reason the average planter is so easy on the price
of his guano is because it is invariably on credit.
He contracts to pay in the fall.
Millions of dollars go every year to pay for
fertilizer that can be made on the farm for almost
half the money.
1850 lbs. of stable manure or cotton seed mixed
With
100 ID. acid,
100 lib. lime,
so h. muriate of potash,
% h. salt,
26 h. Nitrate soda,
10 lib. Sulphate of amonia,
win make ton of fertilizer that is worth as
much as the average ton of commercial fertilizer
and the chemicals will cost less than $3.50.
Ten dollar guano for cash beats $1,000 guano
with amortgage on the crop.