The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10
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 Breakfast.--Didn't tell you it was going to rain2--I knew that good weather couldn't last very long.--The Council didn't meet but one of its com mittees had to get together.--Oh. they never let Monday get by without do- doors on the outside.--I don't see why they don't take the doors off altogeth- CT in this warm weather.---It may be cola cola aEsin.Yes Easter Is always
 Luncheon.--I wish they would get up night schools.--I think everybody ought es to have an opportunity to enjoy Knowledge is certainly power: look at Edtson.--I see the police are search : Ing all the Northern cities for anarch- ,.ssts.-lE.yery .ss. time they do anything punieh the assassins of that poor lit- tie Crown Prince.--Did you read what the Cleveland man said about fire drills ?.-They ought to have ropes We'll. the campaign will soon be oyer. --Ili certainly be glad; 1t demoralizes mel never did want to run for off1ce but If had plenty of money I'd like to Dc in politics just for the excite
 Dinner.--Mittie May promised me to- day that she would form in line and march out even if she had to do it by herseif.-.We can depend on our teach CTS; they're as brave as those poor ladies in Cleveland.--I wish they would join the Ire committee to the school com- mittee.--That wind yesterday after noon nearly blew me away.--I tried my best to get home before the rain but 1 couldn't The morning was just lovely.--I wonder If that poor base ball player did eat those oysters with taDasco9-It certainly was mean of ---Oh, he'll get over it.--I shall cer- tainly be glad when they begin really to play.--I don't care much about prac- wSs6sr to aassa ~sa made up my mind --One of them draws fine.
 Approval is Pleasing.
 Pleasant words are as an honey comb. sweet to the soul, and health to the bones. Solomon.wrote several years ago. and the saying holds good now. few days ago The Atlanta Georgian. which so vaunted itself for declining best whiskies that its falling Into the folly of nrinting thru" instead of spelling It properly. is hardly notable. ssid S, a6oTt the proposed es Montgomery. The Georgian was slightly misinformed about the matter: the Council has considered. not deter
 But the words of The Georgian are cheering to many. They pralse the city for a notable advance towards the perfection of educational system. In MMon.tgomery the applause of MT. and 1t will probably be question only of money, which may be a hard ques- tion, But if 1t Is possible to have night schools Montgomery doubtlessly will
 See Pin and Pick It Up!
 The lady who. picked up the pin she could not altogether resist: the pin was pointing exactly to her.
 She had started across Dexter Ave- She looked as sedate as so eAI pretty t' pretty person as she could look; per- haps it seemed very undignifed to stop right there and pick up a pin. | picked it up with the IH small ' boy. % whe yho was with her. He had no dignity to sustain and the only thing he won dered at was that the lady should be so parsimonicus as to be picking. up bands or other Invaluable valuables as rated on change by pusrile persons
 When the pin was picked up the lady stuck 1t in the shoulder of her waist. which is not intended to suggest anat- omical deformity, but ia merely the masculine manner, of saying that she | used the slack of the op-gallant- -s'l of hCL ofcCNC AON V piHsCubnlOH.
 Then she was very happy and won- l dered what the good luck would be-
 A Line On Ohio Politics,
 According to the statement of a | Democrat of Ohio, now in Montgomery, | the split in the Republican party in | Ohio Is not so wide a creVasse as to | afford Democrats strong hope that they | may receive much assistance from |
 Though the quarrel between Taft and Foraker may weaken the party m | Ohio it will not so greatly change Re- | publican votes as to be Of great assist !! ance to the Democrats" he said yes- | terday. The reason why? Shortly | told it is this: Foraker Is so nearly | dead politically that he Gould not if | he tried, hand over enough votes to | make a difference in the count Ohio | Republicans are practically unanimous | In their desire to nominate and SUD- | port Taft. think Foraker can not. as | 1t has been suggested, corral the ne- | gro voters of the State. In fact, I | think he can't gather many votes of |
 There is no doubt of ohios pref erence for Taft"
 Seasons First Straw Hat
 Tis the first straw of Spring Time,
 So daringly worn;
 If the town weren't dead one
 bet 'twould be torn"
 So sang The Poetic Peraon yesterday Afternoon so quickly after The Placid Person had pointed out the first sum-