The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-30
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2 I st | Wars with the breeze.
 The rose so red. | And somewhere near I My house of gloom The white magnolia's
 Sweet perfume. No sombre black in sympathy 1 But Natures brightest shades for mel Afterwsrd. Afterward--whnt then7 l No more to walk with men. Under the ground to sleep GA few one day shall woep.) Up past the farthest star Where the winged seraphs aref or into the pit of Hellf who--ah. who can tell? Or maybe for this tired breast Just long unwakened rest. 7 A
 While Teddy praised the man who walks the baby he didn't say anything hope.
 There has been . big run on the Ala. banaa violet banks of lata. but there Is no danger of a panic. It is only the usual rush of fall-time nature lovers. 70 a ..ss :'s s:ss,siss sss ss sss: s. .ls .ss you you drink aioncl People who think there Is nothing in fortune telling ought to count up the number of bright dollars that our superstition forces us to give up every year. "sardlne" is the name of small fo4Uv4 In TTaAo xYahfa Tfts.sltv Soap was invented over 5000 years ago. but there are lots of people who even today are very considerate when t comes to use Of the invention 4 news item states that there K only one. young lady left in Borunl. Ala. Alabama's fair young women are not long single. z The First National Bank of scotts- Knickerbocker Bank of New York, viii at once erect q handsome new build ing.
 J. Underwood and Mrs Turner, of Jackson County, have just married. The bride is 70 years of age and the groom s6 years of age Wonder if 1t no objections.
 With its changed name. stamboul, La. cannot possibly drop into total ob- security.
 A candidate for once in pennsylvani- is named People" n his speeches he is probably willing to make an cf- TOT Of grammar i1i order to say "fhe People is the thins" to almost snisii the TufSey-drsssins. Reekefeller says acut out ail worry" were troubled" with nothing more than cutting out coupons q Hooray for the glorious frosty morn @ woods is the cracking siil of i the I nuts 's by the happy sanIrreIs ana the merry whistle of the eiIths Bob-white. Last call for the Indian Summer poets You can hardly hear the contented ;shoats for the sIivefy gobbie of the big bronze Thankssivins turkeys these fine Cotton Is still good collateral. ana the man who wants to pawn bale remarks The palias News. This Is an age Of activity" says . asran wo sst.anly ssts n the way 'as sf pS Boston is said to be the greatest tei- ephone user in the world. If that ig true we'd hate to be a hello girl'' up there and have to translate Bostonese all day.
 All red-headed women were recently ment. They were not from Houston. Tex. however. we believe.
 In 1850.
 What Is that funny little building with the swinging doors" asked the, tourist who was visiting the South. That" replied the guide. Twas what they called a saloon"
 Nineteen-Eight.
 All single maids.
 Dc not despair;
 Your chances new
 Arc more than fair.
 The happy days
 Are drawing near;
 For nineteen-eight
 -15etroit Free Press. We then expect
 To hear from you
 You single maids
 So good and true.
 On next year
 Our hope we prop
 And trust you will
 The question pop.
 -ohio Sun.
 Oh bachelors,
 With sAddened eyes.
 If you would draw
 A splendid prize While rineteen-eight
 Makes it's short stay,
 Get In some Texas
 Maiden's way
 Houston Post.
 Or if "some Texas
 Maiden's way"
 Is not your way,
 Why don't you stay,
 Toward Alabama