The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
What the State Papers
Are Saying and Doing

Wait and Hope.
Alabama. is to have an extra session
q the legislature after all. What's
the use to worry about 1t? The State
bore up Nbravely under two previous
sessions The third session can hard
two With oi ittle n fort f1ser w % a sae
SAFELY SAFELY pass through it.--Montgomery'
sas aBs aSs s sst ho VIM 9s Il /. win ut
people, is the next question.
=. Over IN Georgia.
The Sixth. Alabama District Is not the
only one where the aspirations Of nu-
merous and sundfy individuals have
the Seventh Georgia District there ar e
i've entries already, and the woods are
kindled with fre, heat and oratory
IN. the Seventh Georgia Is the fam GUS Fell
poisonous .,Upas tree of Independent
democracy" in the South was first
planted and from which district it
until one Clements, mill billy" from
redeemed the district from the poiiu-
warded by Democratic President Cleye-
land with a life position of high honor
"a member Of the Interstate Com
mercs Commission. which position he
The Laws Hardshsp..
Southern Star.
Friday In town shaking hands with his
friends, who are legion in Ozark Jim
had 2 sad look on his face, however,
Which which was n,s very noticeable to his
pas d by the last session of the Leg
islEture. Now Jim from his early boy
he I'd has been an expert with the seine.
d rhaps caught more Ash with a seine
man any other man In Southeast Ala
bama Being an expert with a seine
habit with hook and line. in fact it
was always too slow process for Jim.
and now that the law won't allow him
disconsolate. Some Of bis friends. toe.
among. them this writer. are suffering
Tor tish, on account of the stringency
of the law.
Surprising Figures From Bibb.
Centerville Press
Z. e q, little surprising fact that the
merchants Of CentreviIIe. during the
p Df meat eSS d aSG s9ye EU bs. worth
accurate, and shows what an enormous
amount OF money our farmers are send
ing west for a product that they should
continued from year to year Is enough
to impoyish any country. Our farm
srs are beginning to realize the I'M
mense amount OF money they are
cessities that could be raised on the
fern, and are beginning to diversity
their crops. and cut down this meat
aud lard drain. Just think of this it,
tie town selling nearly $4,000 worth Of
meat and lard in los days. This
money has gone to the Chicago pack
ing houses. and viii never return to
this section.
c,..o. - A Lucky Man.
Better be born lucky than rich :.
and so thinks w M. Pool, whose Rood
luck saved him s85 last Saturday. Mr..
Pool, like the good, honest man that
ne IL. came. IN and paid up his sub
scription taking out wad TO do 40.
About an hour afterwards he came
he had been seeking all over Clanton.
With q cry OF delight he pounced m.
on an old tobacco sack lying just with
in the front doorway. opened II ana
found his sS5 intact A number Of
people had been In the once In the
meantime. but none had thought it
sack. Two morals may be drawn from
this incident. First, he plain and hon
est. II II had been q k.cent Docket-
book with brass TRIMMINGS a dozen
people would have picked It ND, but
more would etoop to. pick up an old
TOBACCO SACK SECOND, pay your sub
perhaps, ma an old tobacco sack with
$50 In IT, and any. way you are sure to
find Ss5 worth Of satisfaction in per-
forming meritofious action and we
shall have the satisfaction OF collect
ing dollar that Is due.