Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-10
run Tor Fitzgsrald or Pun Out


dig deep iof some Easter fixins.
Fun for fitzgerald or Pun
No, no Pauline, they do not fall out with the
Enterprise for what we say about them. They
are to too thankful for the things we do not say.
for Fitzgerald Pun Out
When this campaign closes the editor of the
ENTERPRISES going out of politics for keeps.
We want to see how it will feel to stand on the
sidewalk and see the procession pass by.
Pun for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
The Calhoun County Courier shows indications
of some good hard work on the part of the pub
fishers. It's clean and bright and full of live mat
ter. They have one of the best printers in Geor-
gia on that paper now.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull out
The Southeast Georgian which was so ably
edited by John A. Britton until his death on Feb
ruary 3, has been put up by stock company and
will in future be published at st. Mary's instead
of Woodbine Thomas E. Casey, secretary OF the
new company, will act as editor and manager OF
I'll C paper temporarily until permanent organiza-
ton has been effected.
Pill for Fitzgerald Pull Out.
Gov. Smith is at his best when he has some
thing to fight. He is not much for dress parade
like George Washington and r. E. Lee, he shows
up best in time of trouble. If they succeed in get
ting Little Joe' up before him the Governor will
make politics very interesting this summer.
PS Little Joe will have about the same
show as the pr0verbial snow ball.
Pail for Fitzgerald
Notwithstanding Editor Mercer, of Fitzger-
aid is q candidate for Prison Commissioner,
he is taking lively interest in his local coun-
ty politics, and is showing up some Of the can
didates in a very unfavorabe light lfMercer
goes down in defeat in his own political aspl-
rations, he will go down battling for the
right, as he sees it, brave, fearless, and in
the thickeSt of the fght.-Campbell News.
We do not believe that our friends expect us
to sacrace the right to participate in local politics
or state politics simply because we are candidate.
If they do we shall disappoint them. We are just
as much interested in these affairs as ever, and we
shall exercise our rights regardless of the cOnse-
quences. If anybody wants to vote against us
for that reason God blcss'e EN- they have our per-
mission.
Fitzgerald Pull Out.
Serious Question And Frank Answer.
March, 8, 1908.
Editor of Enterprise:
There are current rumOTS UnaC one Oh Un0 lOCbl
papers has accepted pay for it's support of its can
didate for the legislature; such corruption, if true
would be a violation of public confidence.
AS tax payer | would respectfully ask you to
state in your paper if you have received, or any
one connected with the paper, has received, one
cent beyond the fee for the announcements for the
candidates.
If your dignity is not too deeply insuited by
this suspicion, request | would suggest that the
answer be such that no doubt can remain in the
minds of the people who have heard this report
am sending a copy of this letter to both
both papers for the express purpose of leaving in
doubt which one is suspected, and | am writing
anonymously; in the first place not being pugilist
| might find myself unable to sustain an arguement
with some of the editors, and for the further rea-
son that do not wish to do either candidate a
malicious injury by direct accusation.
1t is not material to me whether or not this
communication is consigned to the waste basket as
beneath contempt whether or not it is published;
whether or not it calls forth TRADE of abuse, or
whether or not the request is complied with, the
fact remains, the writer has been informed on
what he believed good authority that fund has
been collected and paid, or will be paid to one OF
the papers; gentlemen admit it or remove the
cloud.
TAN PAYER
In answer to the above we can say that no
money whatsoever has been received by this paper
or any of its employees except $5 each for the
regular announcements of the candidates. And
no money has been offered, for the fact that they
too well understand that the paper has always
hold tho Such a method lowers its moral tome and