Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1903.
Push for the bond issue.

LOOKS now as GnO the pima UlScIS WOulu HdNc
to ope to the tall timbers.
Full for Fitzgerald
The advent of street sprinkler will greatly
benefit everybody, and no one should hesitate to
help it along in every possible way.
Pan for Fitzgerald
We call our readers attention especially TO
the "Woman's Department" which starts in this
issue and will appear each Saturday in the future
1t will be edited by Mrs. Lon Dickey and further
comment is unnecessary.
Fitzgerald Pull Out
The Enterprise office is doing, and has been
doing splendid business. We appreciate the
patronage of the merchants and the public gen
orally
We are running the Enterprise for the good
of the community and for all there is IN 1t.
Pull Tor Fitzgerald o
It looks like the Little Brown jug is going
to butt into the campaign in spite of all that
= can be done.--Moultrie Observer
The "Little Brown Jug" didn' butt in, broth
er, it done war toted in by Little Joe hssef on his
platform plank, III will sign the bill"
Pull for Fitzgerald o
The Enterprise makes it rule not to publish
letters bearing no signature. Very often we are
in receipt of communications that we would glad
ly use but cannot because we do not know who the
author is. We do not want to know the name of
the writer for publication but the source of infor
nation. Under no circumstances would the name
of the writer be published unless permission were
given us to do SO.
We have on our desk now several letters that
make good reading but cannot use them for
the reasons stated.
Pull for Fitzgerald
The City Council has appointed Alderman
HAYES Davis and Mcdonald to act with the Mayor
and City Attorney a committee to prepare
proper resolution for bond election to raise sufli-
Gent money to build a sewerage system, extend
the water and light system and build a school
house All of these things Fitzgerald needs and
must have sooner or later and this is proper
time to start the work. Now while material is
cheap much more can be done with the same
amount of money that latter on, and as labor is
plentiful the work can progress quickly.
% Fitzgerald Pull Out
"Build negro church on one hill and
white church on the next one; they will
4. sing and pray for generation without the
~ slightest conflict or ill will Take the pulpit
out of each and substitute bar, and the
dragons teeth raise at once crop of fighting
men bent on each others determination"
Harris Dickson, in '"The Battle of the Bot
tie, Saturday Evening Post.
Nine. tenths of the trouble between human be-
ings, black or white has had for its foundation
the indulgence in intoxicating liquors. Since
Georgia went dry her jails and prisons have had
greatly reduced tenantage. 1t is very seldom
now that we hear of trouble of murderous char
acter occurring anywhere in the state, and yet the
whiskey people are trying to tell us that Georgia
is losing by not selling rum Is shes
Pull Tor Fitzgerald o.
If for no other reason than that the bills now
before Congress, which have Fitzgerald's interests
embodied in them be given attention, Hon. E. B.
Lewis should be reelected. Mr.. Lewis has intro
duced bill asking for an appropriation of $500,
900 for an old soldiers home to be located here The
bill is now in the hands of the committee on mil
tarv affairs and must be attended to else it will
ALWAYS remain in committee.
Even should Mr.. Hughes be elected it would
he a long time before he could do anything in
the matter. as it is necessary that congressman
serve at least one term before he is given recog-
milton. Doubtless Mr.. Hughes would try to do.
what he could but if Mr.. Lewis be reelected he
viii be in position ITO act'' and twill act' and
before Mr.. Hughes could make his voice heard
nj. Lewis will have accomplished what is wanted.
"i. hughes IS elected all the slow tedious work
u seO'ing the matter before the authorities will
nave W DE gone over again and that would moan
6hatltWould be a long time before anvtbino could no
done toward getting the annro,,r;a4. .