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Watson, that Mr.. Smi and Watson will dis.
rupt the democratic party. Of course Mr. how
ell and Mr.. Watson would not disrupt the party.
Oh, no, but Mr.. Smith aud Mr.. Watson would.
Come, now, Mr.. Howell be truthful, in
spite of what Mr. Watson said about your lying
qualities, and if you cannot be truthful, then be
as truthful as you can, and tell US whether 1t IS
the Democratic party, or the whiskey interest
you are afraid they will disrupt? They both
are oppose TO whiskey, while you and your col
ored friends are for whisky, and want to perpet'
uate barrooms, with all of it's attendant curses
to humanity and to a ch ristian civilization. Say,
Mr.. Howell,are you not somewhat of disruptor
your little chuffy self? Don't you remember
last spring that Mr.. Harvie Jordan plead
ing with the farmers to plant less cotton, use
less guano that Theodore Price, cotton Bear,
the farmers very worst possible enemy and rob-
Der, to counterfeit Mr.. Jordan's work in the in
terest of the farmers, got up an advertisement
advising the farmers to plant all the cotton they
could, that it would be i'm possible to make too
much cotton. But right here came the cotton
Bears extremity, low to get his advertisement
to the farmers, and he not being an Editor nor
owning paper, so he must get some plastic
friend of his, who has paper, to cary his de-
ceiptful adverismen to the farmers, so he hir-
ed one Clark Howell of Atlanta Ga, the ring
candidate for Governor. And Mr. Howell did
carry the Cotton Bears deceitful, disrupting
advertisement TO the farmers. If the robber
Cotton Bears intention not to disrupt dis
organize and destroy the farmers organization,
who can tell what were his intentions? Aud Mr..
Howell aided aud abetted the ar by sending
the Bears advertisement to the farmers.
IL nj he Raa havin
doiog for the Bear that which the old grizzy
rascal could not do for himself, thereby making
himself party to an ort to disrupt, disorga-
nze and destroy the farmers organization Dont
this make you dsruptor, Clark? Be truthful.
Now Mr. Farmer, if you think you need a
Cotton Bear in your business, to rob you of your
honest toll, and to disrupt disorganize and de-
stroy your organization, and if you think you
need rich paid agent" of the robber Cotton
Bear for Governor man who aided the Cotton
Bear in an effort to work wreck and ruin to
your organization for your own protection, then
you should unhestatingly, willingly, gladly and
joyfully vote for the very Hon. Clark Howell of
the city of Atlanta, Ga.
But if YOU bave no need of such evil Influence
and agencies in your business, and if you want
to pres erve your organization from wreck and
ruin think you had better let Mr. howell Sc
verely alone, as you would red hot stove. ~.
Say, Mr.. Howell, the farmers are thinking
about commencing their crops for this year,
don't You think it is time for you to begin your
crop of robber Cotton Bear advertising? If you
can't get new one perhaps the old one will do,
what say you?
J. D. STRNGER.
P S. Editors friendly to the farmers will
please copy.
The Enterprise is hoping that Judge of the
City Court Kennedy, Solicitor Mcdonald, Mayor
Drew w. Paulk and our uubribable Police De-
partment will do for Fitzg erald what Law and
Order League may be called upon to do if they
fail.
We are doing what we can for the creation
of a healthy moral sentiment, but there is an
immoral sentiment here that will not down. The
protection that is offered is audacity itself.
We have heard some very ugly things lately,
and we would certainly give names and partc-
Understanding details-but for the fact that
we publishing family paper and it would
be entirely unfit for the eyes of the women and
children who read the Enterprise regularly.
We appeal to Judge Kennedy, Solicitor Nc
Donald, Mayor Paulk and tie police force, in
the name of decency.
The tax dodger will continue to dodge his