The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
WHAT STATE PAPERS | ARE SAYING
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 Usefens Sug%eataems Andalusia News.
 Governor Conner suggests that every tfOsT bifi That vas vas Ilssdisss. as every nsm- Der had made qp hls mind to present bilI--for his time.
 Lops Tlass sn ssusvacssn.
 ii the Committee on Privileges and Elections decides that Reed smoot is served longer on sUsplcion than any other Congressman on record
 nrieht prssvssss far Dssnna. Dothan Siftfngs
 ChTfstmas $ over and paases aae ths new year will soon be here. nothans prospect for the coming one is brighter perhaps than any new year ever found the town in before.
 sssseyeIt ssys. it in &S RAaAt. Ashvflle Aegis.
 We have the assurances of the Pres- ident that the canal will be built, that the health along the line is good. and digging Is going on. 1t tg to De hoped the country will now breathe easier, and the critics will cease from troubling. Perhaps They wais for Lsap Years. Oneonta Democrat.
 Among her numerous other posses sions, oneonta has her full share Of old bachelors, although they are by no means the past-redempti0n kind. Just why these men travel alone is not quite the tender sex who are simply chasing their heads off in an effort to catch man.
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 Knows the Good Things. GuntersvilIe Democrat.
 A recent Issue of HarpeFs Weekly shows us the complacsnt countsnanee wyeth. sitting at ( bahquet table in company with men and women of lite erary distinction. It was quite differ- doctor has the advantage Of being ra- H;lh"r with s0ta 4 < '' d S1
 Lesgening His Regard.
 The negro race has had a mighty close friend in the President. who on 0s so 9SSssS Sss sss dsd ds wsn Sss sSShs and ss visers when it comes to Southern pat- ronsge; But the great fass this Faes E reaImsnsg kIssiag R rSTka5 2gsT @ fSiss t9T to cause him to lose his loving and tender affections fo. them.
 & .f-s n ss The Law Wlti Have to Be Adopted. Huntsville Tribune,
 The casuaities rssultinE from the abuses growing out Of Christmas ex- it has become almost imperative that states and municipalities as public poll icy should take g preventive hand; Tn other words Christmas Instead of being a religious observance and festival has become q carnival of impropriety and intemperance.
 It Ought tO Pass.
 Conaressnaan George W. Taylor pro. poses to introduce bill in Congress making Mobile port of entry for im- migrants. The advantages to be dee rived from this by the state of Ala bama are almost incalculable and we trosduced and passed It's a far Tar cry ;r from Castle Garden to the South and the consequence is that very few of reach us. but. with a port of entry h different.
 Money Was Spent fin Bfewten.
 The total amount sold by fifteen houses for Saturday and Monday be- mark. This Is a remarkable showing for a town no larger than Brewtoh and It bears out. what we have always ali things considered. by any any maniei.. pality extant. Twenty thousand doi- lars spent with only fifteen of Brew toms houses means that the pockets of Brewton's people are lined with the jinsling shekels in a happy pisntitude
 History of Town and People. Talladega Mountain Home
 The history of city or a man con- sists of living, working, dying; some live longer and better; some work more and better. but we are all equal in the final chapter. The living. the working the dying. is about us all the time. v is making the history of our town, State. nation and the universe We see 1t and endeavor to put rose-eolor- ing about all that is Of e darker hua Wade. nineteen hundred and six.