The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-08
Wkaf the State Papers
Are Saying and Doing


Jasf starter.
Lafayette Sun.
The railroad rate litigation has Al,
IN attorneys feea and the ends is not
yet.
Accustomed to n.
Decatur News.
It IL a noteworthy fact that fewer
newspapers bust" during panice ane
sasn.ss si t ha9 81 y That shs s.s qa nnde
they hya are re a as e hard times all
Holding Its Own.
Guntereville Democrat
with dynamite mixed into the fuel
for our fleet, and the officers puzzled
81 'h hons Sus ows ssh he most
strenuous nations
A Rather Bad showing.
Mobile Item.
who = started out 70 p reform thinss and
q his own IN fsli Slsst. has BEEN n.
dicted ON numerous counts. Truly. the
More smoke Thaa FIRE.
Tri-cities Daily.
Results will show that President
Roosevelt's special message. Just like
many Of his ebullitions. contains more
hear OF J. Pierp.z Morgan or J. D.
Rockefeller going out Of business on
ACCOUNT OF It.
Agency for Pssce.
Mobile Herald.
There may be no war with Japan.
But IL so. It will be because Of our big
guns In our big ships. It wilr be be.
agency Tor psses we Amslicans sI pos.
sess." 1t will be because of our stern
q watchful policy Of wise prepare
One Thing to His Credit.
Hartford Times Herald.
There 10 one thing about Thomas F.
Ryan, the fnancier, that must commend
Els fslie% citlssn he hss net Been
made drunk BY the glaimor Of New York
and its society. He regards New York
as place In which to make money, but
heart turns back to the South and his
native State OF Virginia.
LawIessness I'm the Saddle.
Huntsville Banner.
The new admin istration up in Ken
lucky which promised to stamp. cut
srf bring to Justice the night riders
and barn BURNERS. made dismal fail4>
governor arb treated as q joke and the
riders keep on riding and burning Just
Ike there weren't any oficials in that
state.
The Plurality Elan
Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette.
The action Of the County Executove
Committee seems to have met with gen.
eral approval in setting an early pri-
mary. 1T was also a good niau Ia re.
quire only a plurality for nomination
than q majority. With such q
ev verge o ssff q oSS saSs Dssa
practically impossible for any one to
have secured q majority IN the first
run. and two primaries would have been
necessary under the majority arrange
Liberty Of the Press.
Roanoke Leader. i,
The United States Government, under
the Hepburn bill. less than two yeas
making advertising contracts Tor Il "
state transportation. II now denies
the publisher the privilege of sending
We presume the next step
VIII be TO deny the use of the mails to
all papers that do not advocate the
CLAIMS Claims o. the Republican party; The
into ether. under the manipulation Of q
Republican administration.
A Prosperous Town.
Record.
There isn't a citizen Of THIS city,
whose citizenship is worth a ginger
snap to the town, who hasn't unlimited
faith In the future OF Brundidge. Most
Of them have witnessed its Develop
ment during the past six or seven years
from small village with ten-acre
farms all over town. to a live, progress
sive little city with hundreds OF hand
some, modern homes and solid brick
blocks of business houses. VIII ose trade
now reaches miles and miles and miles
beyond where the town was then even
known.
Preserve the Trees.
Huntsville Democrat,
When tree is cut down from neces-
sity. replace 1t at once. Any nursery
can supply, reasonably, Seeding trees.
deciduous or consferous. There are IN
New England now many children and
OF the great Charter Oak.
grown by a patriotic hand, Mr.. Samuel
who. In l847, saw the old tree
was dying. gathered some of the acorns
which he planted in pots and carefully
tended all the winter and transplanted
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