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Alderman Gelders is receiving the congrat-
ulations of his friends today.
The man who votes against the nominees OF
the white primary will be named Mud" the
day after, and forever thereafter.
We are in receipt of the Initial number of
Georgias latest magazine, "The Race Question"
popular forum of discussion by r. W. McAdam,
we have not had time to examine the paper but
the opportunities for publication of the kind
are so great that we predict success for it.
man may get ever so much wrought up
over an election contest and imagine he is going
to vote against some of the nominees, but when
1T comes to show down, not many of them will
risk destroying his future political prospects,
by voting against the white mans candidate.
We don't believe that there are 100 White
men in Ben Hill county, who will hesitate to
support the county ticket that has been nomina-
ted in the White primary, we shall be greatly
surprised if half that many vote against any can.
didate nominated by the white men of the
county.
The Enterprise refuses to become alarmed
at the talk of opposition to any of the nomi
nees for county Office but in order to impress
any who may oppose we suggest that the friends
aofc dafn fair 0uf f0
January 1st, and give him the satisfastion of
good safe vote.
Thomasville has just had an election in
which the issue was whether the cows should
continue to run at large in the Streets and the
COW was victorious by very small ajority, it
is wonderful with that tenacity people will hold
on to a veritable nuisance. No town half the
size of Thomasville can afford to allow cattle
ad swine the freedom Of its streets. But every
man with COW pig imagines that he would
be broke up in business if he had to keep his
stock in stall.
Mr. f. ]. Hansen has just put in a
machine imported from Germany and is ready
to make the finest of Sand Lime brick, begin ing
with the new year. The plant is making
perimental runs this week and things will be in
tip top'shape Jan 1st. The old presses did not
seem to have the strength to make a compact
brick and Mr.. Hansen went to Germany where
the Sand Lime process had its inception, and
bought one of the finest presses, that will make
us fine fancy brick as ever went into building.
His friends Will be glad 10 know that the plant
is ready to start up again after six months sus-
pension.
During the Atlanta riots the falling off in
the number of police court cases was generally
remarked.
San Francisco, during its recent riot and
reign of terror, had from los to 14O cases in the
police courts on each Monday morning. The
saloons we're blosed for two weeks, and the
cases on Monday for those two weeks were four
and FIVE, respectively. The saloons we're
opened, and on the following Monday morning
they had 113 cases again.
The same evidence that John Barleycorn is
the author of most of the devment is furnished
by our police court records.
signed statement on the liquor situation
in Atlanta by F. l.. Seely, publisher of the
Georgian, avows that the Georgian stands ready
TO support movement for prohibition election
in that city unless the council sees fit to rise to
the wishes of the people and over ride the
maVors veto Atlanta's mayor was elected by
the saloon men, the very strong whiskey enter