Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19

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The withdrawal of Yancey Carter, from the
ranks of the Independence League party and his
subsequent announcement as an independent candi-
date for governor is the logical result of Mr. Browns
dilly -dalyng tactics about declaring himself for
the Democratic nominees on the national ticket.
Pull for Fitzgerald
We are told that in some of the states the
manufacturers who desire the election of Taft have
posted on their factory doors play cards reading:
ION the day after the election of Taft and Sherman
this factory will start up in full force" Those
who doubt the effect of such political scheming will
be disappointed. The trick worked in Georgia
last June to perfection. The railroads gave their
employees to understand that payrolis would DE
increased if Brown was elected, that the working
forces would be reduced if Smith was reelected
and the average laboring man asked no futher ques
ton. He voted for Brown, and bread-and got
stone.
Pull Fitzgerald Psn Out
The Jacksonville Board of Trade is asking the
assistance of the Boards of Trade in all the yellow
pine belt in getting before the people interested,
the prospectus of new Naval Stores Marketing
COMPANY, being organized at Jacksonville, and
Like the peach and fruit industry, the Naval
Stores industry of Georgia has suffered Immensely
almost UNNECESSARILY at the hands OF the manlpula'
tors who handle the product
Notwithstanding the fact that the yellow pine
is passing rapidly off the face OF the earth ana ros
in and turpentDe will scarcely he known TO 1utufe
generations, the dealers and market gamblers have
depressed the price until there is no profit lef5 20
the producer.
The Enterprise will BE glad for our local nav
al stores men to at least correspond with the JACK
sonville Board of Trade on the subject.
P4n for Fitzgerald Out
Cordee has three papers, just two more than
she needs in her business. This week the Dispatch
changed hands. Two clever Dublin gentlemen,
Messrs. J r. Afford and r. Y. Beckham, bought
the paper from genial Alvin Roberts.
Editor Shipp of the Rambler, in noticing the
change of ownership, uses the following very fun
ny language.
ssCordele is fertile field for journalistic ven
lures and we predict that two or three more
new papers will start up before the wlnVer ~
over .
'rWe give the gentlemen hearty welcome"
Evi9e,tlv Editor Shipp does not think that there
We do no know Mr.. Afford nor Mr.. Beckham
but we know they are both very neutrality-suspicious.,
They came from city of very excellent people, out
we are going to talk very plain to them.
Its sort of habit with US. They ought to
buy out the other two papers, because COrdee does
not need more than one.
Now lets suppose that two or three papers
succeed, apparently year after year the Sentl
mel, the Dispatch and the Rambler are ably edited
and beautifully printed, no good on earth will have
been accomplished, for the publisher or the COM
munitv either or both are bound to lose money.
One good paper would advertise the town
about as well as three and the bushes men and
the reading public will be taxed three times as
much as they ought to pay for paper
But they won't do that Some of the papers
must 90 out of business will not prosper at least.
Somebody up there is in the money losing business
this week. We wish they could succeed, wish
everybody success, particularly the publishers of
newspapers. We have been in the business long
enough to sympathize with all Of them and wish
them WELL and we extend the glad hand to Afford
and Beckham.
Pun for fitzgerald on Pub Out
Joe Brown Talks At Last.
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