The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
DRIFT " OOD
 DY PHn U. ARQ0TRON0.

In pig-tail style. And you wore . ribbon
 Of girliah red That fluttered and bobbed
 About your head. As by your side
 was proud to tread. When another boy walked
 With you 'twould Tile My soul and I longeds his Face to "spile." When your hair was plaited
 In pig-tail style. oh. those two pig-tails
 That you always wore Have made my heart
 Both glad and sore. Way back there
 In the days 0f yorS Avaunt you days Of . later style. Give me the girl
 With the old sweet smile And the hair .th;I thst was piais'd
 h Sunny Alabana. In Sunny y,: Alabama let me live an lot Where s tn S'e ole m.xnol,a's b,oom,n' An tn mockin' bird sings nigh. Mid tn corn nu' the cotton And tn watermelon vine. Ole Alabama's tes (SOOQ enough Tor mln0 Oh. the roses air . bloomin' With their perfume sweet an rare An there aifi't no hot-house flowers I had rather have nowhere. When the Alabama sunshine Is filterin' through my soul I laugh loud at tn ole world An I say Jes let her roll. When the thunder troubles gather When there's lightning and there's rain M5v 1n ole ,s: Satan co%ss G. ter ss,ia fna m" In Sunny Alabama with loved ones
 gathered nigh In Sunny Alabama let me live an let me die.
 Little icy shavinGs.
 Little spriEs of mint A little dash of something else
 Aales the soul content
 The Resusite. Love me and the world is mine" Sing the homely tenor. with the voic"
 divine.
 Said the pretty maiden with design T WOULD if you COULD sing this Love mo FOR THE WORLD IS MINE |"
 Advertiser Shots.
 When is a girl not q xirlr'
 When she doesn't like to he kiss
 Some of the Northern Railways are discussing the advisability of putting in cement telegraph poles. A very good plan. but 1t will be hon the wood peckers. ..
 A woman can stand to get hurt most anywhere SO 1t doesn't show. ..
 Docs he spend much time with his
 "Yes: and that's about all"
 Between the strikers and tho Japa- nese poor Frisco is likely to undergo another earthquake shock
 h Lawrenceburg. H.. recently . young man started out to memorise all of w. J. Bryan's speeches and has since been committed to the insane asylum But 's 1t any wonder7 Will the Billville Banner please in- form us ff its citizens contemplate holding a mass meeting protesting against ths going dry of the grand old commonwealth Of Georsia7
 Tho latest boast of Texas Is lady 131 years old. However that may DO merely . typographical error in The Houston Post.
 If Philadelphia ever docs wake up it ought to be now when the E1ks arc there.
 The question that Is bothering us just now is Ought you or ought you Respectfully referred to Mrs. Rorer or The Houston Post Mir Fairbanks only drinks lemonade now. Here's hoping he won't fall in .1c<a yrAv &A~ ct yy
 More men arc buried along the line of the Panama Canal to the saua,rSe square Also more bright dollars
 "You say Jack had a close call last night. was his life in dangerr "Oh no, his close call was made when he called upon me. He always sits close" very weak voice. what diference does 1t make when his money talks so? And now the scientific men inform easily converted to that theory this weather.
 Now once and for all was E. that we. !. 
 l | It may be encouraging to boarders to hear that the California prune crop Is a failure. | And some of the papers are mean | enough to intimate that this war scare is nothing after all but a conspiracy of l the steel trust. | Rockefeller says he can't afford to | drink cocktails. A plain sober state ment; but when even the poorest of us drink them. we feel like we are anoth- CT Rockefeller with six hundrd million | dollars. Colonel Watterson predicts that Kentucky will yet have state prohibit | tion. Now for that snow in August
 Robbery of State Rights. New York Commercial. Albeit his theme was "E Furious Unum"--a choice of title that migh- easily suggest the screaming of the | American eagle and flamboyant flights