The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
Going Alter the Graft Monster in PennsylOania

aside from cotton. other grv'at demanda for money throughout the world VIII keep money matters close, not so, much the lack of money as the increased d. m&nd for 1t.
 Enforce the Laws. < Huntsville Tribune.
 There is hardly an ordinance in the code that now governs Huntsville that is not good Those that were made to preserve the health, to keep the city clean and to correct the morals are all good and should be strictly enforced. no matter whom they may make angry. sonnie-in-Law Lives in Cincinnati. Ozark Starr
 The latest from the pork state that Johnson for the Mayoralty of Gleve- land ohI come off. Nichie; There | and you had better preserve the atti- tude of an angel.
 | A Few More Fighting Boats.
 Captain Hobson stiII asserts that Ja- l pan will soon make up a pretext I for war with the United States, and h that on account of our unpreparedness In naval strength we will have to feat l ful anxious" for big United States Navy. We also think we should have a few more fighting boats. .f. A Great speaksR.
 Athens Courier.
 Bishop Candler. of the Methodist Church, has been making speeches in Birmingham the past week in favor of prohibition. The fight there IS on hot and heavy, but there Is none than can equal this great man as speaker He handles all who, come before him like | a mogul handles a pony. He is fight CT, too, and nevar let's up. It seems that there is possibility of prohibition winning in the Magic City +
 | Loves Alabama. l Oneonta Democrat l The more we see of Alabama the | more deeply we are impressed with the l fact that 1t Is the greatest state in the Union. The lands of Alabama, taking the State as a whole. may not be SC 1 fertile and the crops produced may not | be SO abundant as the products of the | soil of other States, but the great varf- soils in different sections of the State make 1t possible to produce more crops | and better crops of this kind than cap he produced anywhere else on the globe.
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 Anniston Star.
 That the Seaboard is coming to AD- niston is beyond question. Juet when 1t will be running trains here is. how eyer a matter for conjecture. The indt' cations are that the remaining detaus of preparing for active construction of the line to Anniston will not require a great while to settle. The Seaboard has | purchased terminal grounds opposite the New England house of the Annistop | City Land Company, and 1t is presumed that it will either erect a passenger station of its own there, or arrange with the Louisville and Nashville Rail. road to have q union station.
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 l To the LaaferRs 1 Goodwater Enterprise.
 A citizen committee" is made up of the men who sit around an excavation for a new building, whittle pine sticks, | spit tobacco juice on the fresh dirt | and watch the other fellows wofk. It's right to show interest in new build ings, in town development and progress. but there's a better way. You can do more good for yourself and the commu- nifty by belonging td general pre- gressive committed" This Is the kind of a. committee that puts up new build lngs. brings new business Into town to l occupy them, paints the old houses | keeps the sidewalks in good repair beautiies the front yards. cleans up the back yards and otherwise makes this town a better town to live in