The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING
Net Hard to Do.

ARE SAYlNG
 Net Hard to Do. I Gadsden Times-News.
 The students in a New York dental l college struck the other day and made the members of the faculty look down in the mouth. k,lisa on Root
 ,.secretary Root and are in per- 1 feet accord" says D. H. Hartman And there goes one more Presidential boom to smash.
 starts in Early. Huntsville Mercury The first plank in Oklahoma's con- 1 stitution demands 2-cent fares on the | railroads. The young State enters into the railroad light early and with spirit. Never Satisiied. shefaeld Reaper. Verify, some people are never satls- lied We have the spectacle of aNPres-. ident wanting to be Senator, and Of, any number of Senators wanting to be President.
 Have the same Ideas. Russell Register
 Somehow, we do not relish the idea of Bryan and Hearst for the ticket in 1908. We like the first part all right, but we feel that we can make great improvement og tns last naiI'
 Gas Keep the weria Together. Alexander City Outlook.
 It seems thar Alabama will produce enough cement to hold a the world haSs sS other resources that will geep it wag- ging merrilr.
  Dothan Eagle.
 Dothan is the only Incorporated town in the United States, and possibly in the world. by that name. That's not the most that can be said about the 'o~-' 4 x x sandbaggers Eclipse Millionaire De-
 Itnauents. sylacauga Progress.
 Plain, ordinary, everyday robbers and sandbaggers are so thick in Pitts burg these days that the millionaire cut-up hardly gets any showing at all
 Look Out for Home. Mobile Item.
 The best thing for his own home folks for Uncle Sam to do Is to call off his dogs Of war abroad and leash them in home kennels. They are bowling too far abroad from the good of the people
 Let Her Chew. Fort Payne Record Tobacco growing Is becoming all the rage. Cotton Is a little jealous of it's promising rival, but little competition won't hurt the profitable staple and a little diversincation will help all round. Let hs' chew' @ ~
 May Net suft the Legislators. Tuscumbia North Alabama.
 The cotton ntili men have agreed on child labor bill that will be presented roads will get together and draft a rate reform Dill the members of the Legislature will have easy sailing.
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 wnE Not DiaappoInt Them. Abbevilie News.
 Montgomery was selected as the, federate Veterans. and Montgomery little better than they have ever been entertained before, is our prediction.
 Possibly Son and Grandson. Mobile Register.
 The President says he is so im- pressed with the magnitude of the work in Panama that he would like to see one of his sons engaged in it. Un- less the w9rk IS speeded ne @ wiii prosn- Poor OpInloA iof sthe FhlifppAnea. Bay Minette Times.
 We don't know anything about the proposed sale or exchange of the Phil ipines, but 30 cents or litter of pups would look good to us in that deal. The Philipines have been an expensive article to us and will ever be source
 "cut Them Out." Athens Democrat
 There is probably not a merchant in town that would not today say keep the street fairs out of Athens" We trust that such will be the opinion of sss Gy when an nasors nee governing body, of the town.
 Rests With Citizens. Hayneville Examiner.
 It is fact that is always demoR- strated that when the citizens of a community, whether it be a large city or small town determine to break up any system of lawlessness and set The city of San Francisco will be no exception to this rule One Dollar and HaIE. Birmingham Ledger.
 The sworn facts show that about S1.50 in money was speni for every vote in New York. That is to say 1,617,0O0 votes were cast and the cam didates and communities spent S2,5OO,- 900. You can make your own figures. Alabama does not get that much money into circulation in any of her cleo
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 The RudRments. Washington County News.
 The schools no longer give the com mon rudiments the attention they should--too much attention is given to the higher branches before the com mon ones have been mRltered. Girls and boys attending the common schools should be thoroughly drilled in reading, writing, spelling and re- citing More attention should be paid to the common rudiments.
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 Enforce the Law. Marion County News. The grand jury has adjourned. and as a result of their labors they re- ported seventy-one indictments, which Is 8 large increase on the usual run of such things in our county and shows that a certain class of violations of the