The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
WHAT STATE PAPERS
ARE SAYING


state.
No Doubt About IL.
Prattville Progress.
The Montgomery state Agricultural
Fair promises to be the greatest thing
that ever happened : y Montgomery
Back Again.
Mobile Herald.
Kentucky drew off little from Mr..
Massachusetts supporters was named
Drinkwater.
Only 10 the Dollars.
Talladega Mountain Home.
PATHS going to make another fare
well tour. Tho price of tickets Is
about the only thing we see kissed
tours.
Only In Indiana.
Birmingham Age Herald.
dealer in clothing and shoes--by
name, Floyd--defeated the novelist.
Winston Churchill. Literature does
not prosper in this country except IL
The Old story.
Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
They do say" that the way some fei-
lows knitted their friends at the con-
yention was terrific. But that's not
surprising. That's always been they
Another View.
Birmingham Ledger.
were the. brains OF the Roosevelt adj
ministration So Mr. Roosevelt has
sent them both out of the country IN
show that he is really the whole show,
Welcome News.
Admission Hot Blast, % LIZ
The welcome news comes from Oy
ster Bay that the annual message to
Congress which the president Is pFepar=
ing Will not be SO long as was the last
one. And the reformed words will be
shorter. too.
Not the Only One.
Fort Payne Journal.
President Roosevelt is not the only
spelling reformer by a whole lot. Every
week the Journal receives letters from
spelling reformers who could az give d,r the
ton IL he would only consult with
them.
The boy who saves his money be-
comes the banker, the merchant, the
professional man. The boy who new
or saves a cent makes the man who
learns his bread by the sweat of his
brow. and never owns a home or en-
Joys the luxuries Of iifs'
Wobbiy In its Legs.
Gadsden Journal.
press to asspe fo sks three tae months s
time no one would be willing to go
this is intended as a joke MARKS
sense of humor must be getting wob.
bly, on it's legs
Have Enough Race Problem Now.
Huntsville Mercury.
On account of the mixed races In
Cuba The Mobile Register does not
yocate annexation. The Register IS
correct. The addition OF a mongrei
population can but add another horn
to the dilemma of the race problem.
Coed Advice.
Me ron County News.
Again we desire to remark that the
election is over, the result declared
by the duly constituted authorities OF
the Democratic party, and 1t Is n.sa
Chewing the rag" about what cannot
now be changed. Don't knock. but
push
The Good and Bad Citizen.
Centreville Press.
The man with the hoe represents
a0a aSe Of eood 70 thG Tbs
man with the gun concealed in his
hip pocket represents the coward who
has murder in his heart and is ready
to kill his neighbor when the provo.
cation arises. One is a good citizen;
the other Is a bad one.
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Philosophical View.
Grove Hill Democrat.
Roosevelt seems tending toward
condition of affairs in Cuba that viii
make intervention on the part of the
United States necessary for the protec-
ton of many interests of this country.
We'll Wei, 1--we If we are to i take things an thas
near home as possible. 1t looks bet
ter than going to the other side of the
world for them.
All Eyes ON KIrkwOOd.
Mobile Register.
The little town of Kirkwood. Mo-,
has made bid for fame through the
Introduction of an ordinance, making
yas The prsbessa S RDeses By
and early morning excuse of the mar
eharactsT; All eyes win be on XIX
wood If the ordinance becomes q law
to see how 1t works.
Against Lynching.
The lyncher is having a hard time
Of it under the present administration.
Governor Jelks has set his potent in;
the machinery of the government
against his vicious lawlessness. The
lynching Of Bunk Richardson by
City Judge Disque strongly urges tho
grand pury to indie. the guilty par
ties. and he has the backing of tho
Governor in his work.
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About BOOms.
Mobile Register
Booms are hard things to float this
season. Cannon's boom 1aileds TO rise
at all: Jerome's boom has not got high
enough to attract general attention.
and Taft's boom is filled with wind in
tead of eleVating gas. OF Folks boom
we hear nothing more at all. The only
well-extended and decent sort of boom
is Bryan's. 1t is the real thing, but its
staying power is doubted. Roosevelt
has no boom yet although the posi-
bility of his putting one up is much
mooted.
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At a Law Stage.
Huntsville Tribune.
The Tribune attributes to President
Roosevelt good motives, but he is az
badly fooled in his recognition of Re-
publican leaders In the South as ever
was one of his predecessors The dit
ference which weighs against him is he
has had the light of a third centurya
record before him
Today Alabama Republicanisnl is at
lower stage than it was ten years ago.
Its leadership is its barrier even to
4 X 4
Suppress the Dives.
Birmingham News.
There is reason to believe that In
future the people of Atlanta will real
ize the Importance of suppressng the
vagrancy evil and of abollshlng the
dives and joints in the negro district