The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

posltveiy to be married during the present month. What's the uses DsdevIiis Spot casS. Ca S''oa l'ck''
 Farmers are conspicuously absent they are devotins all their time to crop Anniston Hot Blast " :, Uncle Henry Watterson says, the Kentucky Democracy will break his man a deiegate-st-iaree to Denver. That ought to fetch ,em.
 Petite. and Crops. The return of prosperity will not be man on either ticket half so much as year Ss in Rs soSsS Se St sre s p0sD a figure politics don't help any.
 Sensible Farmers. Greensboro Watchman.
 The farmers of Hale have increased the acreage in corn very materially and the prospects are that we win not be dependent upon the West for our corn supply next fan and winter
 stun, He Ia Ringster. Mobile Herald
 Senator Boise Penrose of Pennsylva- on a by ys sys of ags snw ho S iu Harvard graduate and honor man in his class and the author of several law text books.
 A Boon to Mankind. Mobile Register.
 If some one would invent dumb telephone fro for sh9ss who fan fsR tssRP they can play on fl. without disturbing other people. he wobid fill want long Men Who non't Vote Responsible. Huntsville Mercury.
 The Chattanooga Times hits the nail iSs' psopie are en se asi ~ for the Kind men who get into office." Aye, the men who refrain from voting are as much responsible as those who vote.
 Nothing in Name.
 Editor Johnston. of The Opp Era, iates m eoynsdn @ ' eoPy that the SPy Governor Johnson of Minnesota, for the Presidency in the recent primary A som as Senator JohnstoR U 0I is further proof. Of course there is nothing in name.
 Has Fine Imagination. Pine Apple News.
 Some editors can write an editorial on any subject when they need sorne- we saw long one the other day head ed Religion and Politics." Any man who can combine the two IS, to say the least of it, endowed with won.
 Don,t Want Too Much Reform.
 A Georgian announced. in running for office. as one of the blanks in his plat form the world: It is needless to say thought they wanted man who would look out for his own particular dis trict.
 r,,.,,.. MScon County Crops.
 Cotton is not yet far enough out of the grass to make many promises. In- ands of acres would 90 to the wild. Ma sSe has had for msny year. It would fertilizer put under and around corn this season. -52
 sa white Farmers. Eutaw Whig and Observer.
 We need white settlers in this coun- try, men who will work small farms and work them thoroughly. Men who very little cotton, if any. We have proven how much good hay. grass, pea vine, clover and alfalfa can be made people to come here and we will soon see difference in our country.
 Harder to Manage. Tuscaloosa Times Gazette,
 If the Democrats were as good about coming into line and taking their med icine as the Republicans are, we might have had and would continue to have Democratic Presidents. Unfortunately for our chances at the spells. Demo- crats seldom agree and they absolutely refuse to be whipped Into line. The Political Atmosphere VIII Be Pu-
 Efle&.
 Everywhere that Comerism showed it's head 1t was cut down and not al- lowed to cumber the ground. MT Lusk was a prominent sacrifice, and not in show approval of the present admin istration by electing. representatives of It's ideas and tendencies. as mani fested by an expression of choice by its head. Just ahead of us now are nut terings of thunder. and when the storm comes it will purify the political at- lRUypff wSy for renewed progress and general development in this State. If this be not true all signs will fall.
 Noah Was the First Advertiser. Camden Progressive Era.
 One of our exchanges calls attention to the fact that Moses was the first Journalist because he wrote on the tab lets of stone, but Noah went him one better than this. He advertised. Noah built the. ark and announced the day of sailing. He whooped things up live ly and made a great display. The non h-believers scoffed at him and per- ished in wet water. This again shows that the men who advertise will win out. Ton can't keep good man down, especially one who advertises.
 
 Preserve the Forests.
 We believe tlsat the steps being taken by the Government to preserve our forest is a good one, but an ob- servant person riding through this part of the country and seeing pines no larger than a half foot in diameter boxed for turpentine on two sides will conclude they will soon be a thing of the past. !. is a shame that land owner will allow these small trees which will be valuable in a few years to be killed by the turpentinist. Keep your pines untouched and the day Is not far distant when you eau demand your price for them as the question of pine lumber is now serious one an dthe demand is constantly growing.
 
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