The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING
EFe wouId .,Ehdeed.

He WOuld Indeed. Talladega Mountain Home. 1 We actually believe the President would call it the Roosevelt canal if he could.
 Limit It tO Q1aFter of n MfEa.
 Some one has invented a phono- graph that can be heard for a mile lowing such inventions to run at
 Won't Know Much More. \
 President Roosevelt has gone to see the big ditch. He is no Irishman and will know little more about ditching when he gets home than he did before going.
 Can synpatn.izs With Bonl.
 Those can candidates for public ohice in the recent elections who also ran will no doubt sympathize with Count Boni de Castellane. Having been cut off his wife'S payroll he must go to work
 Didn't Lose the Ball. Carrollton Alabamian- Herald. The Democratic party was a little, bit disfigured in the , scrimmage but at long kick, but w. J. Bryan may be able to make a goal in 1908.
 OOhM& lAGAE ONM AAAMAAMAs Centerville Press.
 The common ordinary voter has the right and privilege of voting for his choice He may. listen to the cam tion, but he is now doing his own thinking. A Fine Investment. Marion County Democrat,
 Montgomery County, Alabama, has voted to issue s29O,O0O of bonds to be used on her public roads. This is as fine an investment as the people of this County could make, and will add much to the prosperity of all the peo- pie.
 Much to Be Thankful For.
 Let our people make up their minds for a proper and religious observance VI vember 2S. We ali have much for which we should be thankful, and it is proper that our gratitude should ind expression in eur acts
 Hats or to Fayette. Lamar Democrat
 Let everybody tip hats to Fayette Bounty She went evit wholly tr,d DemoerstiS m years. we had hoped all along to see her come around into the Democratic column and at last our hopes have been realized ] Husraa Tor Fayette! Let's Have the Cotton Picker First. Greensboro Watchman.
 The tS great inventions t5 that ,attan seen picking machine and the flying ma chine Man's Ingenuity will perfect both Aefore many more years come and go. The cotton picking machine will tend very largely to solve the labor question.
 Better TeIIers. Inf EArfrurq Herald
 Quite a discussion has been raised recently as to the respective abilities of men and women in an executive would make far better bankers than men. There is no question in the mind of the average man but that wo- men would make much better tellers, anyway.
 Too Far Ahead. Huntsville Tribune.
 gested by Chairman odell of New York for the Democratic Presidential nom- inees. his team would eninently suit the coservatlyest tSs of the Tb91fted States nees with scarce the loss of a single State. We trust the ticket Bryan and Heart will be nominated.
 Coed EReet. Mobile Herald.
 The effects of the ,Pennsylvanla's &C., ton Will not pc llmlted 10 the 16b,000 men directly affected and the S12,0OO,- 900 a year directly involved, but the Influence of the action must widely extend among other railroad compa- nies and allied corporations. An announcement of such action as this has more meaning of real pros perity for the people of this country than has the announcement of the biggest dividend ever declared. SS & g
 High Bid for COnVicts. HayneVille Examiner.
 The Board of Revenue received bias for the hire of the County convicts for the next two years at the meeting last Monday Quite a number of gen tlemen representing various industries were present and submitted bids The Schloss-Shefheld Iron Company of Bir- mingham, bid $35.25 per month for Lowndes County convicts. This bid was accepted by the Board of ReVe- nue.
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 For Peace and Harmony. Andalusla Times.
 Politics will be on the lull for some months and the good people of Ala bama will be free from the turmoil of