The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-02
What the Stafe Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
s.ock. and stocklnre.

Are Saytng and Doing Stocks and stocktngs.
 Huntsville Banner
 Between the people who put their %Snsy Rssp it 'n in s'0ses saockinss @ this nancia stringency is quite prooiem "Refawm."
 aRsfawm" is the way some of our Ieorsia ing naw "Refawm." Wei 'er. yes
 Advancing backwards. you know
 This Is Costing the People. Greene County Democrat. Al any rate the $50,000 appropriated for lawyers fees and court eSpehses will probably be exhaused and the Leg fslature may be called toseeher eo ap
 propriate some more.
 How To Get . Big Crop. Birmingham Ledger. l to get out on the farms. If they would do that and work as they work when they work for salaries, there VIII p~ hustling big crop next year VIII Be Kept Busy. We may expect to hear when Con gross meets that the Democrats i,s ars
  keep the Republicans busy explaining why they have to borrow money on pur- pose to help the frensied financiers Will They Be Destroyeds Is Alabama going to bankrupe nSr
 railroads? The future only can tell: but certain it is that the late legisla- tion had stopped large expenditures TOT | double tracking and extensions before
 the present money stringency came on. "stack Arms" If inc new pistol law is enforced.
 making it unlawful to carry pistols l less than two feet long, on occasions
 when friends meet. it may become nee. | essary to stack arms, as in days or
 the late unpleasantness. An Unsppea.abIe Appetite. l Dothan Eagle.
 ident can afford to eat his own words l as to the third term. That man. you
 know. has an enormous appetite; ana
 when he's treating 1t, no thought, is taken of digestion. He might need little salt for tummie's sake Horse Shows Destroyed. | Birmingham Ledger
 Horse shows have lost their interest for the public. At first 1t was an ex- | hibition of horses. Then 1t became an exhibition of society people. then the common people quit going, and the the silver dollars of the common peo- ple that make show succeed or fail |
 Harvest for Shysters. l Sheffield Standard.
 The legislative enactments for the subjection of the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad appear really to have
 been conceived in the interest of the
 damage suit lawyer. who is con bama. If the laws hold good. every unscrupulous shyster in the State
 will be able to work up all the busi-
 ness he can attend to.
 A Cheerful Note. | Eutaw Whig and Observer. Life is too short to fill 1t with repin- | ings Some of us are coming to onr | last hours with the clear knowledge of
 been been made of use to ourselves and | others, wasted, yes, more than wasted, made of injury Of our lives and the lives of our dear ones by constant fret | ting and fussing over hard times or
 any other thing we can fret about Interested Only As To the Inside. Mobile Item. The Kentucky Colonel who found his
 affinity in the pictured face or wo-
  l tie is somewhat out of order and pur- suing an anomalous course. The most | of his competitors in the dear old Blue Grass State find "thern" in the contents of the bottle. not stopping at anything on the outside thereof.
 A Question of Law and Right. If the railroads have the legal right to go into the courts how can they be blamed for doing so? Is 1t not custom ary for individuals as well as corpor- ations of all kinds to go to the courts for the determination of questions af- fectfng their rights and property? If tion of law to be decided by the courts that Is causing so much alarmist con- lecture and speculation at this timer 
 The New Forty.
 Hamilton News
 The report has gained currency in certain quarters that there is a likeli- hood that a new party will be formed in Alabama in opposition to the Demo- cratic Party, and that the new organ ization will be composed of those who. in the main, have acted with the Demo- now opposed to the present administra- tion of State affairs. The News has fought many battles for Democracy and never one against it, but we arc free to admit that we would gladly well come the formation of new party in our State composed of white men who are identified with the best inter- ests of the Commonwealth. While we still fight under the same banner that we have always fought, we honestly believe that it would be better for all classes of our people if we had two act- i've and energetic parties in Alabama. and at every election we had two good tickets to select from.