The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING
nemnronnen WorlE.

DemngOgues Work. Talladega Mountain Home.
 A demagogue can, breed more strife in a week than diplomat can settle in life time ,, a :, t-s Workmen are in demand in all parts of the country. but the procession of Weary willieS goes %arohins on
 What About 1908, s Russell Register.
 Alabama will not have any politics she does have politics again she will have a-plenty. :, 4,
 Signs of Revolution. Birmingham Age Herald.
 Eighty of the Kentucky counties have gone dry, and the rest are lean ing that way. The old Sent tt'r'<v h' -2;, is ezperienoins x a x Tegs
 How Can You
 Scottsboro Citizen. The way for the l.
 duce the surplus in tfE | Is to reduce the tax public schools and u
 crate soldiers mors Il Huntsville FactOriS-. Huntsville Banner. two-fifths of the cotton spindles of Alabama? Our mills lack very little of producing one-half of the output Of manufactured cotton of the entire State. ., |, a
 Keep Up the Agitation. Huntsville Mercury.
 there is going to be great deal of good work done in the interest ot good roads in the, next few years. we hope Madison County will get in the swim. ., :. o .G On the Safe Side. D?seae sgcietE Fafi'i in ipothan is getting along g l the younger sets have taken to the R0GSle %Sre oonssested SGs NaG cities Let us sfiii Unfortunate Community. Mobile Register.
 ! thing at its worst, we must look for 1t 1 in Chicago. The acid-throwers are no worse than the men who hire them. Unfortunate is the community that harbOrs such azp1sBi' a6 w a@ 1 For Prohibition. l The saloon and dispensary only make the negro less efficient as q. iaoorSr ci | ety. For the future prosperity or IlJtI ! l section if for no higher motive, the white people of South Alabama should stand for prohisitiSn'
 Eyes on the Surplus. St. Clair Herald. A. ule fixed for a raid on the surplus; | Two more judges with bigger pa" ana less work are down on the program III. as ss 1 the first performance. If such things are allowed to go through 1t Will pc time to turn the State over to some other managemsnt:a a
 The Good Old Way Prevails.
 Cbngress will have. all its spelling done by s she spelling Hsa poIm the Presdents & papers get into the Congresslonal Rec, ord they will probably be corTectec denf's messages and papers will prob, abiy he spelled as he wishes. Thai would be courtesy.,, a
 In Bad Fix. Clarke County Democrat. D,,.,,
 Some of the people about Monroe vile tnanb, they iHtoRcatng wa2i PPauors but the best people of that county ar' satisfied that they need almost every thing else worse than they do dls peAAsGrS1 man is in a bad fix when he thinks he needs a dispensary, and is likely t' get in worse ons %
 His Reputation Accounted For. Troy Messenger ,--, ,. !.
 .oc that Pitt made one of his fines speeches afteT dFinkns as ay t%q ns%a G9fles esua poi tho occasion, He pointed out tha Verbatim L9 bat reporting was unknown ii those days and he suggested that m otEcT members of the House on on'n ion HiIn' Pltt's reputation largely depended had probably drunk three bottles 'A''O St fS < satisfactory Arrangement.
 Aleyander City Outlook IIls GU tr,9ssenger denartment of tn fi2m Central tnG of Georgia Railway that afts the first of January, l9O'. they Wout' issues 1ssuS ''9 and that all advertising will D conducted on cash basis We'll; l tbat latter clause amounts to anything thare will be no danger of editors eve Saving to walk--at least if the road ! adverfise one-half as much for cash fHcv did for transportation