The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING

Free Hides
 A good many Republican Congress- men who refused to vote for free hides, will find their own political hide hang Ing on the Democratic fence this fall. | S& 5e St
 A Wise Remark. Hefiin New Era.
 Bryan wants the government to own and operate the railroads We hope that everything Bryan wants will not be made plank in the next Demo- cratic platform.
 Solid Machine Instead of a Diydded Ozark Tribune. j. After all else is said about the Geor- gia campaign, with it's. numerous amenities. the triumph of the Hon. Hoke smith was mighty Smashing of the Machine
 Troy Herald.
 It is proposed to end the Cuban in- lean supervision To make it a com- plete success Tammany Hall ought to be placed in immediate charge. Time for Taking StOcIx Jackson south Ala0amian.
 It Is ge.ting to that time of the year when you can begin to see wheth- CT or not your years work was suc-
 
 you have been working at. all or not
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 Selhshness PredomInnteas Birmingham Ledger
 IT all the timber were cut off the earth man could not live on, yet there is strong opposition to any systematic effort to regulate free cutting. Sell fishness is stronger than philanthropy
 Bryan Started It. Birmingham News.
 Committeeman Sullivan seems to be getting considerable advertisement out of the fact that prominent public man entered into controversy with him. He is working it for all it is worth.
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 Altogether Wise. Birmingham News
 The firm stand taken by the Univer- sity of Alabama against hazing is ai- together wise. The pracCice is cow ardiy and degrading and should not be tolerated by a reputable institution
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 Both Set Good Example, Thomasville Echo
 We notice that The Birmingham News and The Montgomery Advertiser have both turned their attention to the building up of their respective IowEs, so If we do the same you will not know which of the papers We are copy Ing after.
 
 Baking Evin in EIanSas, Anniston Eot Blast.
 The Kansas farmers union baiks at negro membership. although 1t ad- chances are growing narrower all the time among his so-ealled Northern friends. Kansans do not seem to love the negro any more even from the mouth out
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 Cement Construction. Gadsden Journal
 Cement construction is getting fOothold in this community and within the next few years we will See many structures of this material All ce- ment making materials of the finest quality are found in abundance in this State and there is every reason why concrete should become the building material of the future.
 t < < Ali Counties should Be Represented. Eutaw Whig and Observer. The Whig is glad to learn that some few of our farmers h#ve taken an in terest in having an exhibition from Greene County at the montgomery fair in October, and we sincerely hope that the rest of the farmers will help them out This is d chance to adyer- tise the County. we can raIse as good farm products and stock as any Codn- ty in the State.
 Will Only Tnfict Fines. Union Springs Herald Don't for a minute imagine that the administration intends to punish Mir. Rockefeller, or any of the other Standard oil magnates, the worst it will do will be to urge the court to merely indict q hne. This the trust has perhaps anticipated. for it has just reduced the price it pays for crude oil. And yet the Republicans ! boast they are the ,trust-bustiag party.
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 It Means Much. Selma Journal. The Manufacturers Record com mends the administration or Governor Jelks in the highest terms. This great | industrial paper keeps it's hand on the pulse of the industrial South and when ft expresses the deliberate opinion that the administration of Governor has been success it means more than the mere words of praise which are used in political conventions and assetnb- lages.