The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-13
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 Do you know that Rposevelt's dec. laration that he will not accept third term is one Of the hardest blows eyer tsrday. We have lived on 1t for months. yop may. not have noticed that when cartoonists take up certain topics they work them just ss nearly as love and dove.
 -The third term Idea has been work ed to . frazzie but some of us were hsS if : 4: Soss Mss tsi sha m cans tied to their tails. and we bad ele- phaHts panting under three term heavyweights, and donkeys kicking at anything that looked like three term, un- -Jeffsrsonian procedure.
 Nov. of course. we shall have to take up something else. Some of, the paper persons think they have hard for the populace. but they don't know make cartoon every day"
 Plenty ef Pecunsary stu2.
 Script. politely called Clearing House certificates. is all that home persons can get. yet within the vaults of Montgomery banks are locked up hoards of gold and silver and silk -pa- coin printed all over 1t.
 In one bank. it is stated authorita- lively. there ts--or are. (the grammar of course depends from so your financial salted away. The figures are enough to surprise the ordinary citizen from his well bred composure. but the move- ment Is not there estopped.
 Deponent further saith that only two banks in all the South have so much cash laid by for the flood that may or may not follow these few rainy days. Montgomery people are lucky; they be eomfcrted with the reflection that if they live long enough the under taker will get real rnoneye Caroline Street fs Opened. The prettiest street in Montgomery expert, Is Caroline Street, which has just been paved with asphalt. The street was opened to the public yes- terday,
 There is only one block of Caroline feet long so that it win afford some room to speeders with automobiles ply the smoothest street in the city and it's finish Ia as complete as if 1t had been laid with finished lumber by
 The work on the street was much de- layed on account of the breakage of certain parts of the apparatus being used upon 1t, but the final results are eminently satisIactory'
 CubernatoriaI GabbIs. The latest wireless is:
 The Governor of North Carolina said to the Governof of Alabama: "It is a long time between cases"
 Hon. J. R. Dowdell. an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Is grad uaily recovering from his illness that has confined him to his bed for many days. Judge Dewdell was said yester- day to be much better than he had been in some time.
 Captain A. c. Sexton. Deputy Com missioner of Insurance. has returned to Montgomery from Atlanta. In Att lanta Captain Sexton transacted basi- meas for the State Department of 1nsu- rance. ,t4
 Hon. Robert J. Lowe. after spending some weeks in Birmingham. was in Montgomery yesterday. He was en route to his Barbour County plantation Judge J. F. Cook. Chief Clerk to the Auditors Department, resumed his du- asssssary nee on account of siieht illness. Hon. John. c. Pugh. for many years Secretary of the State Hxecutiva Com mittee, spent ysstsrday in Montgomery.
 MT. J. J. s. willis. 2 prominent cit- yesterdays visitors to the city.
 Dr. John N. yurniss. . well known physician of Selma. was in Montgom- cry last night on business.
 Mir. John J. Farley. City Clerk. was reported last night to be much improv.