The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-03
What fhe State Papers
 Are Soyfng and Doing
raft and Bryan.

Are S0yfng ana DosHg
 Taft and Bryan. 0adsden Times-News. ,,, It will be Taft and Bryan who VIII make the race on the big job. The other candidates may make stir DOT q while. but the odds are too neavy against them. N6
 Has Troubles of His Own.
 The path of the officehoIder is not always bed of roses. Mayor Lyons can testify to this. Between the eo9o 9o service, and few other matters .ths captain Is threatened with insomnia
 Good Advice.
 A great many of the fruit trees in this section have been killed out ny vermin and adverse weather condt- tions. and unless some resetting ls gia for our fruit Plant fruit trees.
 His Hat wins Frienas. Jones Valley Times. - .. said that he flowed Grover Cleveland for the enemies he had made" We say that we love William J. Bryan fos the hat that he wears. A soft ano ample slouch hat. which distinguishes ttA.< - sHS o%N
 A cut-Throat Game. Birmingham Times-Republican. tors Tasrs ags aEssd ss Taft if sas sn n sss State. They are playing "a cut-throat euehre'' game. The poor postnasters are sure to catch 1t any way they turn
 Honors Easy.
 Greensboro Record.
 They say that the marriage of Mss Gladys Vanderbilt and the forsiRn Count Szchnyi was . love affair. Yea, on the one hand. and the snobbish love Vf a foreign title on the other.
 Foggy Up the Creek.
 The Taft boom does not look healthy to an outsider. The President wi, hardly undertake to force his favorite with the votes of the Southern LRepub- vote. Tt looks foggy up the creek"
 Not On Election Days. Elba Clipper. Nebraska are hopelessly divided and that Bryan may be able to carry his home State. The same report was cir- culated four or eight years ago, but Republicans divided on election days.
 They Dodge That Issus. Tuskegee News.
 1t is hardly possible for the Demo- s fsss to TSass s nos9eS @ Ssees sts osa in the belief that he will be elected President this time. A united Denaoc- racy on a tariff for revenue only, plat form ought to stand a good chance to win.
 On the wane. Alexander City Outlook.
 It seems that the railroad rate regu- iation so much agitated in this State for the last eighteen months Is on the wane, and 1t seems that instead of get ting the desired reduction of rates we are getting it in the necl--a cent ser mentioned the cost of the Conner extra session of the Legislature.
 ' If They Wouia.
 The chances for Democratic success in the next national election grow brighter. Let the Democratic party re- turn to the old principles of simple for domestic rather than foreign poll cies, and for the maintenance tnviolAte of all the reserved rights of the dif- ferent States. and success will be cer- tain.
 Nc Jury Tinkeriag. Lamar Democrat. Q
 . Our readers are perhaps disappoint- sS n not finding gs's the list Us jurors in keeping with the wishes and instruc- tions of Solicitor W. B. Oliver. The tampering with juries heretofore caused him to fall upon this plan. which up such violations of the law.
 Get the Little Ones to School. Cullman Tribune. sf get them there at once. Only a few more weeks till they must bend their little backs and use their hands in the field. Don't let them grow up in saTn aSst thsS may not only Ss sp to look out for themselves, but that they may be of use to others. Send them to school every day. The Farm That's Not Covered bx
 Mortgage. Camp Hill News.
 There is much good living. pleasure and money in the barnyard, stockyard, garden, orchard and truck patch and yet these things are treated as minor and the key to success on the farm. No farmer can hope to prosper and overlook these details. A farm not covered by these things is usually cov- 0A0u Dy AAioASSaSS'
 Jesse or JOhnR Sumter Sun.
 Editor Yerby. of The Greensboro Watchman, is not pleased with our suggestion that Hon. John W. Tomlin- son of Birmingham, be chosen for the honor of putting William J. Bryan in nomination for President at Denver, but believes that tour Jess" could do the job up in grand style. Well, there is no accounting for mems tastes, but Mir. Tomlinson is our choice first, last and all the time for the honor.
 
 Modest Demands. Selma Times.
 The Birmingham Ledger with the true Birmingham and Jefferson County spirit of hogging the whole game sug- gests that the Democratic Convention send Alabama's Governor, the two Sem ators and John Tomlinson as delegates at large to the National Convention, asking that the last named he sent by common consent. Three of the above live in Birmingham and one is a near neighbor. The Times would not ob. 1ect to seeing the two Senators go from the State at large nor has it any obI lecttons to Mir. Tomlinson from the Ninth District but there is a conBid. erahle part of Alabama outside of Jeff fersUn County and 1t is such sugEes- lions or lntimations that will evertu- AIIV give RAauaUaAr 70 NtsA