The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
What the State Papers
Are Saying and Doing

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Not Loafing.
Guntersville Democrat.
Mr.. Hundley did not loaf long after
his appointment. He began his judi
cial career at once.
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Home Made Meat.
There Is one. happy condition in this
the towns with meat
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ryor,, Woeful Prospect. 500 e
We are afraid Jack Frost has
knocked the props from under our last
hope-the blackberry crop
Sweet Song.
Collinsville Courier.
The song of the blue bird is delight:
full. but the lay of the hen is still
sweeter-to the poultry-raiser as we'll
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Mobile Herald.
everybody in this strenuous country
from from President down to bellboy, should
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Monarchical Kisses Don't Mean Much.
Birmingham News.
European monarchs embrace and kiss
when they meet and then go home and
prepare to soak each other strenously
II they can thereby increase their real
estate holdings,
Two Sorts of Limitation.
Admission Hot Blast.
Mr.. Bryan favors limiting a man to
one term as President, but evidently
he does not think 1t proper to limit the
times that man may be candidate
for that Off1ce.
That PIeases John.
Mr.. John Temple Graves, by his
speech in Chattanooga at the Bryan
ClMb banquet has set the whole coun-
try to talking. Even Huntsville poll
when the Frost Don't Prevent.
Leighton News.
Better plant watermelons in album
dane dance for theren be no fruit this this
fruit country-when the frost doesn't
catch It, which happens about two years
out of every three.
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Sprang a Surprise.
Eutaw Wing and Observer;
Winter treated our people as Solicit
tor oliver and the grand jury did
bye and returned later and enjoyed
giving sutpIIso patty
Would Lead to Bankruptcy.
Mobile Register.
A Mormon golden wedding celebra-
1t is the first. event of its kind. and
may be the last The elders would
"go broke" II the celebration of silver
and golden anniversaries ever became
popular.
Preparing for Big Crop.
Abbeville News.
For several years it has been the cry
that labor was scarce, but If we are to
Judge by the cotton crop now being
planted labor must be pretty plentiful.
But no doubt many acres will be
planted. to cotton which will never be
preparation will be total loss in such
A Family Affair.
II Secretary Billie Taft remains long
out of the country hrs brother is liza
BILE to talk him out of the running,
ssk his a B0a is what sEe e eeh big ts
do. President Roosevelts son-in-la
says Taft is the man to succeed MS
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Deaths Head at the Feast.
Uniontown Herald.
John Temple Graves in speech ad-
vises Mr.. Bryan to advocate in the
next party convention the nomination
of Mr.. Roosevelt; he was the deaths
head at the feast. A more absurd prop
osition was never made and Mr.. Bryan
promptly negatived the idea unless 1t
was clearely demanded by patriotism.
No such demand will be made of him.
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There Are Others.
It is said that wise man changes
his mind sometimes, but a fool never.
The Tennessee Legislature saw some
of their errors, and proceeded to mend
them But Tennessee was not the
only state inflicted with visionary
legislators, who wanted to do some
thing out of the ordinary.
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An Involved Question.
Huntsville Mercury.
An Admission jury has acquitted
young white man charged with COM
plicity in a burglary on plea of TEN.
porary responsibility on account of
protracted intoxication." If the case
had been one of protracted irrespon-
sibility on account of temporary intox-
ication would the verdict have been
different?
Democratic Opportunity.