The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
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 The old fable of, the Town Mouse and the Country Mouse holds good not only for mice and men. but for. other animals as well. remarked prolnf- nent citizen yesterday as he hooked his remarkably prehensile little finger in the buttcn-hole of The Patient Per son. Take dogs, for instance---'
 pan, gut & eon,d wish to take ,,i;Sss dogs" n; had as soon take sick"
 Well you know. you sick dogs the hooked his remarkably prehensiie little prominent citizen continues iaughinE very pleasantly Indeed. But seriously town dog or country dog in the town is sadly cut of place. Dogs have & remarkably fine sense of location bni 1, have seen typical city canines com Sometimes seen bird dogs stray from their owners while hunting; once saw a hound just give up. not a hundred yards from the huntsmen. and howl for hsip-but he had no sense at all canine ever saw
 "A while ago there was a country dogsoyer on that cerner. He sat on LIS haunches and howled iugnbriousiy, then sniffed around. then whined. suppose his owner had jumped on a car and left him. Then the little fel- low ran down the street crying as If his heart would break. He searched long and loudly for his master. but so far as I could observe his search was futile. It is indeed bitter world. even If you are dog"
 should Be Postponed.
 A conservative minded citizen fin discussing the. proposed prohibition movement in Montgomery said:
 From moral standpoint. probably their friends cannot find fault with the prohibition leaders in forcing fight in Montgomery county in on the
 Just at this time. however. there over the people. As every obserying citizen knows, a financial panic is threatening thes whole United States even if 1t is not here. There Is not Of issue and banks of trust have not virtually suspended payment It is true the certificates' circulate--at ,.h ssms as ss nSnsg .s sSs sss sas sss not feel like he had the money when away from home. Te make purchase you must ask the merchant do you
 sThe wisest financiers in the world. on both continents. are studying the question and trying to devise means to stay the impending storm. When and stand shoulder to shoulder to help one another and preserve unity and harmony, all working for the common good. why should there be precipitated cOnfltCt WEtSlA 1&A NARCAhSatNS HhO"S will cause division and dfscord among the best citfzens, and feeling will be engendered which will require a long time to eradicate.
 .sThe town and county have long en- joyed peace and quietude under. exist ing circumstances The legislature which will meet this week will. in all probability, have the question before it in the shape of state law: In the face of this, why should this conn munfty be narrowed up with contest such as this matter will bring to the front just at this time?
 ssThis Is not in the interest Of pro hibition nor anti-prohfbftion, but sim ply what I believe to be to the interest of all"
 MT. J. M. Mosely, of Geneva, is reg istered at Hotel Summers. accompan- fed by his wife
 MT. W. R. Parker, of opelika, spent last night in the city.
 MT. John " Stewart. of Evergreeh.' is visiting the city.
 Mir George c. Adams. of Birmingham. is In Montgomery.
 MT. J. T. Connect, of Birmingham, is in the city. s4.s sse4,g .y