Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13

The ladine read they believe in its stand Tor civic
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entered at Fitzgerald Postofce Matter Of Second Class
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1910
The steam roller is never popular with the fellows
who are working it-Enquirer Sun
Some neore looking into mudpudde only the mud mud
dy water the around and the hyns cioooS 'Oo
Steam rollers should not be faster than twenty
five miles an hour They much of nuisance as auto
mobiles Nashville Herald
The Hon Tom Watson appears the biggest croake in
the political puddIe-Enquirer Sun
crazy, that's all
The Fnernre wants hundred up chicken yards in this
Colony not necessary breed fine strains to make success Oh the
business anything that's chickens and eggs lots OF either or Oo WI" 10
Della needs dairy says the Star There is money in
dozen COWS thirty forty wet Bermuda landS "ou NC
Cend to the town little fortune to the man making the invest
ment
Patterson the Tennessee political tough has interpreted the hand
writing the wall and dropped out OF the guoeInatoa race anu
that decent will be elected without having to
fight the saloon element
The Atlanta papers acknowledge that the Atlanta teachers are
ov maid Indeed 50 poorly paid they quitting the school
room for they better paid as seno3rapheS and BOOK
keepers school teachers Georgia are about the poorest pu
If Editor R Pendleton Macon will keep his on the
Hon Hooper Alexander the of DeKab for the nexWo
wears and he chances the convention its dol
lars to doughn he will know him when he sees him again
Brunswick News.
Editor Perham of the Wayco Herald that he would walk
two miles to vote for Not only because democrat
and of the but ustto spite Tom Watson
Perham organized democrat and good fellow even he
is not an admirer Of the editor of the Enterprise
Our proposition poultry raising attracting the interested
ladies and whom writes that she was dSco
AGED v chicken thieves whea thief caught
yard with chickens but allowed to 60 free by the courts
We knew tigers and other criminals had been turned loose by
Ben Hills ue but did know they would show chicken thief
Now watch the Jokesmith get work Hokesmith
the Norfolk Landmark Perhaps it may well be conceded
right now that Hoke no joke-Mt Olive IN. CD Tribune
Hoke been much of joke in Georgia politics. ne let
the old corporation gang slip him ago. By
may have been considered aoke the time but it turned out
when Foke made up his mind to come back
If YOU want to know $7S85O2 with $500 BILL
start out and loan the $500 poor charging him $OO for
the use of the $500 week. 20 week keeping the
principal that rate for taking care to collect
the cusss furniture ana at the ed OF the year
you will have your $7,885O2
They are doing in Fitzgerald may you list of
the business and list of some of the victims in these col
If we must have great roaming streets
ought to have police that they remain
orderly and that they harm the small chdren-Moure
Observer.
Moue penons should not have great herds cat
tie roaming The cattle worth much they would
be restrained would be less trouble and of greater
profit to the owners until the law is
enforced quite agreeable and most satisfactory to ninety
cent of the people,
THE GOVERNORS PARDON.
Governor Brown good deed at least official act
m nnrov That is the pardon W. Cabanss of the defunc Ex
change Bank of Macon
Mr. Cabaniss made mistake but ne not criminal any
more than the engineer his orders and pnges death
with his passengers.
In giving his reasons pardon among other things the
governor says: 70
Whereas appears that the said W. Cabans is more than ~
old and has than 40 the same community