The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

and peavIfe hay VIII De piaHteu VI the same land. which Is also q very profitable crop. Our most progressive farmers are fast realizing that ieec stuff must be made on the farm and not shipped from other points
 What fhe State Papers
 Are Saying and Doifs
 Hard Job.
 The Republican platform seems to be a case s.f trying to stop the leaks in saturated sponge.
 Dudes.
 The Repubiican nominees are regu- aE middis asdss sd sSsrmsn ses wears side whis-
 Big eams Not seen. ton guns and must conclude that eith- CT the law is being evaded pr else there has been general disarmins'
 A Modest Governer.
 Governor Conner is claiming for him self three great ,st v,eteTies, eI1h;s ge aov.  ernor Is su modest.
 4 Big indictment.
 District Attorney Jerome says. crap sT whist. No use, @ Jerome. Foraker's gos the coiored vote cipshed.
 wiu obey Ofders.
 It. IS reported that Mir. Toraksr has seeysd sSeps S Hrdsri h ,as s for svs r s G s watch how well they will all obey the order. Anaa,usRis AR 9ls Nsws. sssiAs D''pr"vsn'
 Ts The 0I proverb that talk costs notn- ing lacks pertinence when. .tt is re- ms"SessI ar. seVeridSs " and LsFoiietts Tor their Chatauoua eloquence.
 Right sort of Land.
 The piigrims to Bryan have worn all the grass of his 70 acre farm Bryan gives flis farm land in for taxas of iand, we suppose 1t takes to grow ambition On.
 VIII Get Right By and Br. Nearly aii our people tthe politicians not excepted). have strayed away from the practical things of fife and have taken Up diligent search after phan- toms and shadows.
 Political Lemons.
 Tns Democrats of Illinois elected q man named Lemon to the National moner, however states that other lem ons will be handed the Republican party.
 Biii and Jim are the familiar names of the coming Republican carnpaign shouts and soEs; ;s; howsssr hn sns peao SaeS of before and will be heard Of after the Denver Convention.
 HsrS On Parents. Marion County News
 Every father in Alabama will nave to go down into his pocket and buy the new adopted school books regard. class he has already paid for.
 Gooa Crop Prospects. Tuscurabia Alabafnian- Herald.
 The farmers and merchants should feel good, as crop prospects are ex- cellent, and mark our prediction, cot ton will bring a good price next fall, inspired by the glowing prospects that await their harvest.
 Good Primary Law.
 Some good Democrats should be at work on q primary law. The one we have needs many changes to prevent they should be conducted fairiy and only the adherents of one party should vote in them.
 0NA ros~ Democrat.
 Jim Russell. near this place, found in his yard on Sunday 8 small bronze ship. It is about as large as a dime, and bears an inscription In Hebrew or Arabic characters. The letters are very distinct, but he. has found no one to read the inscription. cest GEeat and Benefit DoubtfuI. From all over the state complaints are heard at the action of the State Text Book Commission, in it's whole sale change of books in the public schools. The. cost to the patrons. will change are questioned.
 No Panic Signs New. officers of the Mobile and Montgom- cry division of the Louisville and Nash vile say good times are returning The sixty crews which nave been since last fall as low as half time are now all on full time and more engines and ears are going into ser vice.
 Nevesy Literature. Admission Star.
 In selecting fiction for summer read ing do not fall to include a copy of the campaign book in your or- der. This volume also contains sever all rich jokes. One of these. the Repub- iicans promise to revise the tarifH after the election, will make you split your sides.
 1t VIII Kill Itself by Exercise. Anniston Star
 Where is this reform business going to stop, anyhow7 Here comes the Evangelical Ministers Association of Ga, with a protest against having ice delivered in that city on Sunday. That certainly is the limit. Having helped to make Georgia dry these preachers now propose to make 1t hot on Sundays.
 Can't Change the Weather. Times News.
 The Greensboro Watchman Is of the opinion that the farmers, instead of grumbling. should pray for rain. But 1t wouldn't be long before they would ho nFaVfn0 fnr if fo qf0n Hn ahafgf 4bn