The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-21
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 Are Saying and Doing 1 A Timely sugeesssss. Union Springs Herald. Law-nnidins citizens should not ais hid from the latter. They should re- port some thines thenaselves usvs Fall.
 The rule asainst employing as clerks in the post ofIlce mon under feet ( inches In height has been Abfo9atcd :. The little men have no reach. but q Suil.
 suwgsstn summsr. Birmingham News.
 Among tho new industries to be es- hammock factory By dssress the tn psn- duium Of industrial revival is swinging back to normal
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 N may appear just now that we are to have a quiet National cam paign.. But just walt until the lids are pulled oR. then things VIII begin
 They Arc CominR. S1Hi WitS rood sroaas' rural delivery, teie- phone fines and parcel post the people In the country would bs as well off as the city and suburban resi- dent. 90 let them nave them ell.
 Queer uuslnsss. Birmingharn Ledgsrs ~
 Birmfngham now has Den1ocratic and Republican candidate for the snnounosd, Announced but frisnds arc at work for them. Either will make good.
 Rremislse sisns. Birmingham Age-E1efald.
 There are some signs that are prom. ising. Men are going back to wofk and plants are preparing to turn out snd s thoss prodscss @ are to Ss soid Be CarefaI. Morgan County Times. TSs last .as s s sslns dslssH S ses NsTs, Then will come the driving of the last nail in some enes political cof-
 A strsnueus Admfnistfataon. Birmingham News. st The headquartsrs of tho average cabinet officer these days appears to De cent sssa'sd ef ths % tine $ Tho American peopis pie pay hin aaierx during hts political can vases. Thafs politics
 ..,.. cAassansssa ssirits.
 No~ they are talking about the .Chattafloesa .spifitr in the city by the rlyer~ up In Tennessee The fact ue0rRfa some folks are more deeply intarssted in chattanoosa spirits than anything else.
 cns Iseesoa for the serappins.
 The Repubiicans of Alabama have.a scrap about every time they meet in convention. We suppose though they naan feel spotted to sit in such . spot ted asmsnbiS 5,4 tsi
 Get Raa Of She Dema@ogues.
 siTaKss the faiiroads out of politics" is the headline In an exchange. First, tho denaago9ues must De taken out, Tor with the railroads not an issue. he on which to arouse the prejudices of the creduIous voter.
 A Dry sprfng Predicted. the rain fAiii during this winter liaa been greater 4han any year in a IanE time An observant farmer said to to Es sse T it for s : wst SIss wtnter mseas a dry sprinG and that WAS sure sign Of good crop year
 How it is Dsne an 1Galne.
 Eve. Every drue store sn Maine Ia eqniva- lent to c saloon and ttls explaine the ease wits which .t.fa whlsksy oss Gen he proe tSe licenses of drug stores high Anough there would not De so many perhaps. but would Chat help prehibitiohf
 AHI Love the Fountain. Cuntereville Democrat E It must be gratifying to every loy- aI AlabamiaE, to note opposition to Ssr sss 9Ss u.r sse n mslSa depicts in foreeful nis v.ner the utIii@r tarfaFI sdesecfation Of the historic square. Let the fountain stay
 ResmmAng WoTas Northport Breeze. searlea. the biggest coal mine in I Ssss tss s0Sy snsSnt E of 0S os RpsiiPs iso Sss aos scai a day. and BrOckwood. a sister mine, is getting out nearly half as much as usual. These mines were corn- of the panic. Looks like the panic IS
 N1e Ae1&n ex Weeatne
 Dr. Lyman Abbott says that the reign af wealth is nearly over. We can't agree with you, doctor. The reign of wealth is eternal. The best of us and the poorest of us would join the reign of wealth tomorrow if we could. and do our best to uphold its privileges. Hu- manity doesn't want the reign of wealth abolished<-Jugt wants 1t chang ed to its own empty pockets. I =
 IIIimitable POssibilftiens Shefaeld Standard.
 Jahn Wallace has made a bowling success of his game law, but his fame is not to rest on this achievement alone. He has unearthed the hridle bit worn" by the bucro that Santa Anna rode in the Mexican War. Next thing we know, John will bring forth phonographic reproduction of that cons yersation between the ass and MT. Ba- 1aam. The possibilities of Johns paleS 'ology are illtmitabla
 Reasoaa for Wheat Growing. Talladega Mountain Home.
 The establishment of flour mill in our city should be an inducement to ing counties to grow wheat, While with our excellent freight rates the mill is an assured success. it will be still more so with the cooperation of our farmers, who will also be vastly, benefited thereby. .
 Good Advice. -,' Roanoke Leader.
 hoard that little wad of money you've got always. Put 1t to work. Pay your debts with 1t. Buy something you need