The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
What fhe Stote Papeys
 Are Saying and Doing

What fhe Stose Pupevs Are Saying and Doing
 IT.. way te D. Independent. Abbevilie Times.
 No matter what the price of cotton is. our farmers can not be prosperous unless they raise their own home sup man who makes his farm self fssustain- ing.
 Not Maeh Fsbruary Gsraenins.
 A good deal of gardening was done during the few pretty days first of the week. The time when gardening was done on February lf is in tka past and we we are Esbs,' lucky nov 4 we settt done dur.
 Sad aaa Foeiish. ts Moulton Advertiser.
 Colonel Posey lost his beautiful home s1 it s7oo psI bs bsS 5nst tsksn fron nn s te bank. Sad, but how foolish 1t is for people to hide money ia and around their honsesi Open bank account.
 Netewerthy Dselinnsiens. Tuscaloosa Times -0azette.
 While a number. of fne citizens are wantipB to go as delegates to Denver, 1t is noteworthy that 60 many excellent men are declining te become candi-
 So Thsy weuld. Mobile Herald.
 Were Cuba as aiied with night rid- ss fbs fs papers s sns sf as@ crs would be clamoring for the island.s tm- mediatA annexation. 0ne may steal, Q horse: and snother may not even look over the hedge.
 Passed Out. ft Birmingham Ledger.
 There was q popnlist mass meetine The Standard hunted Tor the meeting and couldn't find 1t. The Popultsts have quit wasting time in poi.ties and now vote with their neighbors,
 Oranges ana Lemons in Chitten. Cianton Banner. J s% Oranges and lemons. can be grown in Chtltcn County as was .demonstrated s.,nsS fsx days r..s sgo when cgit yosss, re, by Mrs, Buboss sf Mapiesviiie. Fhey are very fns samples.
 Getting Ria of Incumsrasee.
 By sacrificing . third of her fortune, another American woman has been able to get rid of her husband. whe. Is . tsss srs s se scs, 1T 1T SsSn ssSps tss psss si incunbrance should always be taken into account.
 Coed eiwn, Huntsville Mercury,
 Wagons loaded with corn and baled hay are much more plentiful now on the streets of Evansville than wagon loads of cotton Wi'' re~~ seHsrz at 70 and 75 cents a bushel and hay al sl0 . ton. 1t looks as if Madison to hold their cotton as those of any section of the State.
 
 Must Be Good. Elba Clipper.
 pto %hsn sasas man ss sTssses Sss s the S stats n; good at once or 60 to jaii. He can't with him; he cannot play cards in any tan two S feet n iong he ms had seG Se9ter hSns Gss 1t on the line. Next time the asylum meets t is going to pass law to make everybody 90 to church twice a week and quit fishing on Sunday.
 How Negroes CaR Help. Birmingham News,
 All the speeches and writings of the more or less misguided doctrinaries
 
 oetensibly in the interests of the nc. groes of the South, VIII not do so much towards abolishttJE or reducing the lYnching evil as toe honest ec-opera. groes to bring the criminal negroes tC justice. This has been repeatedly pointed out to the leading members oi iss the. nssrO race rSss Sse t is srItfyns te importanee of it.
 A Severe IndIctment.. @ 4s Tri-Cities Daily. ei Of all the igdictn1ents brought reaching ia the one charging him with using his executive office to have elect. ed a SupFsaaes Court whose decisionI will be isvcrahis to his laws; and falr, passed t,a hestils eV before the charg, is proved to be true. If, however, f should develop that the Governor il closest. political henchmen to the Su preme bench, re C:nnot be too severel, condemned.
 Coming ahe FarnAefs' Way. c. q. Lynch in Moulton Advertiser. Tn 1897 Q farmer near here bought wagon for $45.s0.' He paid on it { | hale of cotton weighing 602 pounds a { l+2c., and still owed &l.41. Tn 1s07 the same man bought another wagoi loE Sfo 6HQ ptttQ d udiS OI COtton WElkn | ing 593 pounds at II 1-4c, $54.70, an, had S12.oi oyer, making a difference | of s27.t2. Don't this look like. 1t | coming the farmers way. and will no 1 all of these thihgs give better adVan tages to the children in the .rura schools2
 The Long Pistol Law. | Carrollton Alabamian Herald.
 The history of nearly every concealer l weapon case is that the weapon wa 1 either discovered by accident or els | after the possessor had taken life. Witt l the new law in effect man will not at | tempt to conceal a twenty-four incl | weapon about his person unless he i pretty confident that the occasion war rants 1t, and the additional punishmen | for which he Is liable will have som weight in preventing him coneealing | weapon of less size. JUSTICE AT LAST. S | A Biography of Jefferson Davis D, |