The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-06

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 Preparing to Hover. Age-Herald.
 Santos-Dumont is preparing to hover over this country, and to take his tum- full quota of attraction for detached bodies.
 Being lGillstone. Anniston Hot Blast.
 W. Jennings Bryan declares that Cleve. of the Democratic party. Bryan ought to know something about being . miii- stone. "
 On the Right Side. Luverne Journal.
 The Advertiser has declared in favor of a Democratic primary. We were sure Grandma would be on the right side; she most always'is. She is always chock full of the latest news. too.
 Newspaper-made Man. Ledger.
 General Funston, the newspaper-made man of the army, says defantly that he. congra tulates himself that he needs them no longer. There are many fellows Ike Funston who get all that Is possible out themselves like he does. but they are moro gentiemanly in saying so.
 Asking a Hard One. AttaIla Mirror.
 The Montgomery Journal says: Nr. Bryan Is the most influential man In his party So far so good. Now will the es- feeIned Journal go step further and De so kind as to name Mfr. Bryans party?
 Will Be Thankful. Dothan Home Journal.
 Part of the heading of fashion ar. ticle ip The Atlanta Journal says thai hats Will be less like landscape gar. dens and more like hats this season. For which all men will be profoundly thankful, whether they have tg pay TOT at church.
 No Reason for It. Huntsville Mercury.
 There is no reason why a candidate for a State office should be compelled to spend more in a State primary than In preparing for State Convention. The actual expenses should be about the same. 1t is absurd to say candidate must pay workers at the polls in primary who would not be paid otherwise. 1t sounds like an expression from cheap politician.
 A Credit to the State. Greene County I'cmocrat.
 Alabama has four daily papers that are a credit to the State. and compare favofabiy with the greatest papers in the tinted States: Montgomery Advertiser: Mobile Register. Birmingham Age-Herald and Evening News. We weekly fellows trot along behind the, procession and throw pebbles at the clown. just U the etc.
 Are Too Decent: Dothan Siftings.
 The Opelika News should secure copy. right on the expression wet nurse, and a iife-size picture of Governor Johnston where he has gone away back ana sit Standard.
 No copyright is necessary: you never see other infringe Ths upon sn over the State. or those which reach our exchange table, at least. are too decent to hobby on such language.
 ,where Be Theyp Lort Payne Journal.
 Where he those fellows who were-t throw ing Sup their hats not long ago ana eeie- brating the obiiteration Of sectionai lines and the decadence of sectional 1eehhs We want to call their attention 10 tne Crumpacker resolution and to the fur- ther fact that every effort to revive sec ti6nal feeling and to carry 1t Into practi- cal operation originates in the North.
 Knocked Himself Out. Greene County Democrat
 w. J. Bryan knocked h'msen ss,ss;r TuJ rni.ns @ when he denounced, the members or the I.eoislature of that State as menoicants begging favors from corporate Wea and offering to enlist under the nag tha. renresents the most money" This IS not the firat time Mir, Bryan has fired his gun at an imaginary flock, ana sucn scuom persisted In win cook his goose all over the South. I
 Abuse of the Party. Coyington News. ,.. The Alabamlan, the anucpaper ~ ,n /. r,inShaf i'm. is the warmest thing since the days of The Alliance Herald. us enuIe oditoriaI mage ie devoted each week 10 ahuse of the Democratic Party. IL seeins to he worried nigh unto deatn eoous fraudulent elections ana its utte.ess az 2 days when it's editor was an once hoiuer oS fowndes County and had the poliucs of tbe black belt so well under ms con trol.
 No Fear of It. Choctaw Advocate. ./. z.s- or investigation and we are Of the opin- ion that the author of the resoiution ls running up against a proposltioh that HS will he unable to handle The respecta- h,e neonle of the North do not snare
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