Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-05-02
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s That was mean triek-lower casing hous-
tom texas. Might have smallcapped it at least
So Andy sang song eh? Now if Morgan
had only been there to have danced dance the
program would have been complete
An exchange wants to know who put Joe Brown
in the race for governor. ''Ask the revenue off.
cer,' says tfsAlpharetta Free Press.
Nothing succeeds like everlastingly keeping
at-it GHt&pr Hughes is going to win his fight
against gambling in New York state after all.
We suppose that bridge will not suffer any
more severe strains from excessive traffic for awhile
now that the North Augusta dispensary has closed
'FShortage Closes North Augusta Dspensary"
Augusta Herald and yet they have been trying
to tell us that North Georgans were not heavy
drinkers 49,
Joe Browns managers announce that 'Little',
Joe is working another card that will appear in
q few days Wonder if'T WHIP or III WON'T
CAN'T will be the text
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The country at large is pleased to learn that
ex president Cleveland's health isimproving.~- But
few men have frmer hold upon the objections of
s the nation than this man.
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Several momentuous questions that have pur-
picked the ages havevye recently been settled.
The identity of the gentleman T'who killed cock
robin,' and "who struck Billie Patterson" no
!. longer remains mystery Hole did it with "his
little bow and arrow and his little "big stick.
Commencing Monday the men at the A. B. &
A. shops will be put back on full time again. This
is another evidence of returning prosperity that
comes near h6hne, and can be better appreciated
than news from railroad shops in far distant states.
From all parts of the country the news is to the
effect that prosperity is fast returning
AtEaAtS papers are again denouncing cor
respondent for sending out wild and woody
news from that city. The Augusta Herald
observes that they don't seem to understand
that this is simply an offshootof the Atlanta
spirit. NSAcksonyiHe Times LRion,
There is no installing the Rind of Esprit"
that is sent out from Jacksonville
xc sy.g MM
The Enterprise is in receipt OF carefully
writtenrpeee:of '.news'' sent out from Savannah
or purpe4thg to be news. 1t was, however, clever
ly devised scheme to get Ewhiskey' ads, under the
cloak of ''beer'' into papers that are strictly pro
hibition 'organs and which do not publish whiskey
ads. We. consigned the article to the waste bas
ket where all the others of the same character will
go.
The howl going up by the anti-administration
crowd ins Georgia that Hoke Smiths policies have
frightened capital away from the state is absolute
ly ridiculous. During the past week no less than
twenty seven petitions for charters have been
made in Georgia and Alabama and most of them
were for Georgia companies The combined min
imum capital of these companies is four hun
dred and thirteen thousand dollars, or nearly one
half aSh4nfon. That is for one week alone, and it
is estimated that the total of capital invested
in the state of Georgia during the month of April
will reach the noble figure of two million dollars
The new companies that are investing money in
the state represent commercial well as industri
al lines and the amount of money which have
giyeK Us Ngtng invested speaks only of the mini
mum Amounts the authorized capital will run way
up into the millions.
One only has to search to get the facts in these
matters, and that's what the people doing right
along and the misleading argument being put
wth by the "whiskey crowd, and the other fact
IS that want to again control the state, are be-
ing refuted every day by clear, cold facts.
Yhnrn &c FIJI