The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
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Yes. the frost is on the pumpkin now, 1 but the Alabama farmer hopes 1t won't be there when the judges st the fair pass on 1t. Chicago may De the windy City, In h baseball she is not it seems. John D. RockefeiIers total gift to. the TSsssltw Sf cniasH a sis Boston has a man on her police force named Forger.. That fellow 9 terribly handicapped with . cosnomen Ike that. The Nebraska editor who killed twen- ty-nine ducks in two shots will also bear Roosevelting. It has been suggested that the best way to pronounce Gladys yanderbilt's future husband. Count Szechenyi, is to sneeze.
 A photograph of Lillian Russell only ton m sale s the the other day the rssYisat!on E wSs' is spt S to caass much bitterness afterwerds.
 ,ga h V yienna 1,s a husbsnd ef lao n ana nS 2 tooth wedding anniversary. One hun dred years is1a long time to stay mar rted without nary g divorce, but thea haps too old fashioned to keep up with these times.
 as RhosSpssr .f s s oys s no immediate danger of growing cold as,,L as long ai you warm % 1t up with hot sS hoa ss ssh RGs sSSns .yars ws day in the week.-HodE Post.
 The summer now Is past and gone M,,ms, no mors weli in9sNs hsys to now the lawn looms % large large the he time time % to shovei vel snow snow
 Look to the present and condole with him who has to buy the coaL-New Aoa An. es.' yes. when there is sonw and ice ana i you7-aias--nave not the price ,.. .wi.h z..,, sri her faults you should love : T do love her .stilr--but, alas. she is seldom sosshersiiy. On the SC.
 When 2 girl sits up in the parlor sna ano wS she f n Hud gl ths when she is reading novels while her mommer washes the dishes, let her aIone-she's got the artistic tempera- ment!
 gn why do you & siyays sr ss ssss shsF safoI in you can reach 1t with your hand?
 Secretary Root attended .'jaaripeo" pers over here. f while the ire Is hot. whether you win or not.
 Tn Pennsylvania they are naming the ccrimnstion cin s in sexes-beclause l 's women men are aiawys on the go'
 .Giye me the man who walks the baby" says MT. Roosevelt; That's Vaudeville artists earn the highest salaries in proportion to their labors. but the hard working country editor may get his reward Hereafter
 The Atlanta man who has been steal have been merelyFan angel in disguise. The new hats trimmed
 And wife is glad. But hubby's trimmed too-s
 That's why he's sad.
 Frostyg When the mornin's commence gettin'
 kinder frosty-lilxe an cool,
 An the quail begin to whistle in the field.
 When the popiars tall reflected in the
 silver rnirrored pool
 Seem to stand like sentinels. the
 woods to shield. When the goId-red leaves are driftin'
 kinder silent like an slow,
 With . sad-lile little flutter to the Oh it's then a huntin' chestnuts seems
 alters wanter go--
 For these frosty mornin's set my
 heart to bound! z4 I Yes, the mornin's when they're frosty E is the time to seek the wood, I ' Where the squirrels are leapin' from
 the trees: An a healthy country boy wouldn't
 sleep late if he could,
 when'the partridge is q caliin' on the
 breeze. ssE Oh, mornin's bright all frosty--In the
 golden days of youth
 When for chestnuts an for hicker- I wouldn't have changed places with
 king--and that's the truth, Tn youths happy frosty mornin's back
 at home.