The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-12
What fhs State Papsys
 Are Sayinx and DoinR
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 BirmsasAan nlan Astchishea. Birmingham Lsdker
 T had no Idea how long a dollar would last said man who used to 6u guy ,h, drink i eccasionalIy He doesn't
 Burnins sehoel Books. a Minneapolls is burning schoolbooks action against popular education, but epedinic annns thsl children.
 nisappsinted.
 Of course the peopIe wnl abide by the action of the State Committee, but there IS great disappointment that . nation of Supreme Court Justices
 query frem ProhIbislon District. DGsos1 SoW that sI'ehs; Inc New York worlds query. what is Democratfs has about grown cold. we wish to invite the attention of the press to a sober discussion of What was booze7"
 rhs uaasi Way. Birmingham News.
 Alabama Republican politicians seems somewhat up in the air just at ance of the pie counter in the event of q vacant seat at any stage of the game.
 Great Harvest Yesr. Hanceville Hustler.
 The prospect of the new year is a vast harvest. Much more cotton and will be planted. People need not fear a panic when we raise corn and cotton l we can eat and wear at home.
 &~ The Menkey Hsass Artist Comes HIsA. Tri-Cities Daily.
 Financial stringency does not seem to have touched the musical favorites pr the public. Caruso, the artist who | he'd the monkey house adventure re- gently, had 94O,0O0 in the New Ann l sterdam bank, which failed the other day.
 Doing Good With His Money. Mobile Item.
 RcGksfsiieE..s '. millioas viii buy and the boys of city sluns in the heart of | the woods, according to New York dis | patches. Bully for John D. At last he | is getting some good out of his money.
 Hish in Quantity aad quality. Birmingham Age Herald.
 Just at present Faifbanks is running | has fifteen times as many delegates as Taft has. and George Ade Is one of them This shows they are high in quality as well As quantity.
 Teddy Bears and Some what others. Mobile Register.
 Representative T6wnsend, of Mlchi- gan. declares that Mir. Roosevelt did men have put hundreds of locomotives into barns becatise of the lack of bus mess. call these idle machines Teddy Sfsssd erased that srsadys ss'aiapf diS it. cannot pc Friday the 18th. Tuscaloosa Record
 from March 18th, to May IS is rather eandidates @ @ S wiso Sopsd the s agony Q of sass @ RSch wGTs TSsy De % Gyst f ssVs T fnoMn %adf fS something would happen when they selected Friday the ls.
 Reading AdvsEtisments.
 Some people--and this class is grow ing all the time--read the advertise which they would give to any other M mSsS interest o n nj s ters They realize that the advertis- merIts "come home to them more than that the advertisments have had a good deal to do. directly with purse well fares.
 Dog Tax. Huntsville Mercury
 The Mercury is advised that the county tax books show that up to this sessed for taxes. This means, at least, four thousand dollars for the public schools of the county, and an era of more to the county, in material way, even than the increased school funds. It means also protectton to life as well as property. Statistics shows dies of hydrophobia from the bite of an unfed. worthless dog.
 No More s.ssma Cetton.
 The Cotton Growers Association and the Farmers Union are not giving any time or attention to organizing cot ton trust. for such a thing would be deal of attention to plans for market ing and holding their cotton that will enable the growers to sell their crop for what it is really worth. The Re porter may not be aware of the fact. but it Is true. nevertholess. that the days of 6-cent and Scent cotton be- long to the unhappy past LOnG-LIved People. Huntsville Tribune.
 For human longevity Madison Coun- tv certainly leads the list. AS one evil dence. there survives ct Monrovia, rep of five generations. Mir. ". Y. Vaughn's grandmother. Mrs. Yancey, is still hale and hearty at the age of ninety. MT Vaughn is himself a grandfather. In a few miles of Mon rovia a few years ago the sum of five neighbor's ages was 413 years. The same can be said of almost every pre- cinct in the county. A dozen or more reside in Huntsville.