The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
What fhe State Papers
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 Are Saying and Doing Mobile Item.
 An Augusta. Ca. man was butted to death by goat. We'll weger a whole bakery to q single goober that the goat had the first inning
 ris.ss to rsIk About.
 With Merry Widow hats. the base baN season on and politics "a boilin',. nobody needs to run out of something
 Both Honorable. Birmingham Age Herald.
 Alfred B Vanderbilt Is driving prefer fo drive a street car for a sal ary and one Is as honorable as the other.
 nstter Do Right. fIadsden Times-News
 Congress Is in "a dilemma over the wood pulp question. The members are aFid ad srsd sf es % Ss ey s sneS eS %sr embarrassing position, that.
 Csnss.x outlook Good.
 With strawberries coming In and rapidly getting ciseaper. an abundance of peaches assured and other fruits full of promise begins to look as though wlie would all be called into use this year.
 Would Not De Enough to Go Hound.
 John b. Rockefeller advises people tn be content with what they have. If they all had a much as he has they might be content But he isn't. He wants all he has and then some Of the little which others have,
 The wss to Fame. Selma Journal.
 Right about this time the man who rnally wants publicity and popularity should go into Training as 2 baseball player. The man who can pitch shut out game, or knork honis rn,i Is ths the multitudcs.
 wise Suggestion. Fort Payne Journal
 An Illinois debating society will dis cuss the question should Congress men be Allowed to Carry Guns! we respectfully suggest that the judges or the debate be selected from among the l FairbanIx. Can Answer. Anniston Star.
 reach the persimmon. 1t has never been asserted with any show of reason that a long man could reach the aforesaid fruit with very short pole. Ask MT, Falrbanks,s candidate for President. F No Danger of Starving. Prattville Progress s,szs
 We don't feel worried q httle plt over all this talk about hard times. rewberries are ripe and the indications are there will be a big fruit crop, ana before thatsls gone persimmons VIII De ripe We'll not starve, even if we haven't any money
 pke Farmers Work. Eiba Clipper.
 footing and conducted with the same care as other vacations the returns will be such as to dlgnify the ealing, and farmers boys will not be so eager to accept any sort. of work to get on the farms. ~A
 Parties and Good Government. Marion County News
 Two parties are essential for good government. and a man should be good citizen first and then a sood party man. Men of both parties shomid want good government, and thelr ar. ference should only be the best method |, to accomplish the end desired.
 Insurance nsd saaxes. Tuscurnbia Alsbamian Dispatch.
  popular, Bx ahe time a poor man gets | througfp paying taxes. life insurance. l fire i1surance. cyclone insurance. priv ilege tax and all other taxes, Si,a tnere, esw IS What the "AIno Ran" Crowd Can Do. Ths also rans can spend the next six months pointing out the liars. who told | them that every beat in the County was afire with the desire for their ser 1 vices The editors crop. blackberries. Is Extraordinarily good this year and we invite all the defeated candidates | to take one square meal day out Of | our preserves.
 Opposed 10 Instructions. 1 The people of Alabama are opposed to instruction because they nave no no other doubtful States may regard the | effect of MT. Bryan's nomination; That l can only be known by consultation at a position to accept the man who can 1 probably carry the doubtful States. Now and Then.
 Mobile Herald
 gently held at Memphis. MT. Pritchard of New York said that the greatest po- | litical blunder that was ever made was the full enfrancIl isement Of the negro at the close of the war. Imagine a l New Yorker saying thls in public | meeting twenty five years ago. ana | daring to return home.
 CcntemptibIe Business All Around. Birmingham Ledger.
 The story comes that the Due de l ChauInes and his friends knew that he was in the grasp of heart disease. They had a physicians assurance that d marriage with an heiress and the hopes of happiness from fortune utter want of consideration for the wo- l man. the man married her. of course. l those noblemen have a contempt for 1 tt.nr,na uLh ha marry them for