The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
WHAT STATE. PAPERS
 ARE SAYING

l WHAT STATE. PAPERS
 ARE SAYING
 Too Big To Hlde. Huntsville Mercury.
 Taft played 8 political trick and the country at large saw It.
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 Good For North Alabama. New Decatur Advertiser.
 The corn crop in North. Alabama this year is a bumper. Cotton is not so good. I
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 Well Answered.
 The New York Sun asks. Whom viii Hughes Trust?' Not the a average rye" York politician sy any means
 Bull or Bear It Goes Wrong. It's funny, but it's true. that what-- ever we want to buy is always up ana what we want to sell Is always down.
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 He Was in the Right Birmingham News. u,,,l No doubt the Hon, B. R. Tlliman or south Carolina. is pleased to have stir red up such q tumult in Chicago: MT. Tillman enjoys being in the iimeiight
 Ought To He BAeMHsAh 'AeEMaAs . q Birmingham Ledger.
 Aiready more than fifty days work, haa heen cut out for the Legislature that can not be crowded into the sixty days that make the Legislative nfty. % % sS
 PenrOse Reddened. Aithough the President didn't men tion any names when alleging that he xSsaS fhaf Senator iPenrose got red in
 Found TheAr Tongues. 2irnninRham Age-Herald.
 Richard Croker. John D. Rockefeller and E Fl Hartman were once silent men. but they are dishing out advice daily at present thus rivalling James J. HiL.
 Sharing Tips Mobile Register.
 The accumulation of profits recently divided among stockholders . pr tne to PIla- ra- port that Pullman porters divide up with the company.
 Other Strenuous DayA' Most of us would be willing to be farmers in that blissful period between the harvest and the winter. Untortu- nateIy, there are other days than these In Q IdTIuoG AAOs
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 Do No Good. Goodwater Enterprise.
 The street carnival Is a mighty poor SiiSing' SusinssS and takes much more business from the customers of the msrcAannts than It brings to the erchants. On moral, or business grounds, It cannot be defended % % %
 Nice Treatment Hut No Votes. VIce-President and Mrs. FairbankS sons scattered over them while they were In FIorida- It was a happy visit on all sides. but politically speaking. MT Fairbanks is on the wrong side of the fence to find many votes for himSeu for President amongst the blossoms.
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 Possibly He Made a Mistake. Opelika News.
 the negro soldier order of discharge made by the President. has resulted in making the Secretary the choice of the negro preachers, teachers and politi- seen if the Secretary has made a wise stroke. It is barely possible that he has Knocked himself out of the box, Agreed on Good Roads. The newspapers of the State with great unanirnity are pressing the cause of good roads. The Post has almost worn itself out trying to arouse the ant matter; so far. without avail. Good roads to the south of us are nec- essary to set and retain the trade of that section. the most important of our territory.
 The Best Solution Selma Journal.
 The time will doubtless come in when the separate car ordinance can be nut into effect without Injury to the companies. and as soon as such a time At present, where such an ordinance would be a hardship the partition plan Is the best solution and should be en- forced firmly ana positively s9
 GOmpertsm Impatient.
 Let the Federation fight the anti boycott law, or rather fight at it, ie won't won TTG hurt it. They win simply butt their heads against a stonewall and if there happens to be any brains in their heads; 1t may pain them. Gomperism Is healthy for It's operation. Deluded workmen may still put up the funds to give 1t a semblance of existence, but it will avail nsught
 Two Propositions. Tuskegee News. The next session of the Alabama Leg islature should beyond doubt provide an circut Such an offer will save tbod- sands and thousands Of dollars 10 the peorle of Alabama. The next Legislature should pass q | law providing for a State Jail Inspector. l whose business it should he to con stantiv investigats the sanitary and