THE AGE-HERALD interests of the future citizenry of the no doubt the native legislators will state. speak and the nationalist IN REVIEW ADRIFT plainly HOTEL LOBBIES | AGE-HERALD j WITH THE TIMES The last blow dealt to the schools movement will begin to take form and | B. W. BARRETT.Editor came when the Pratt constitutional substance. The new will be Cullman Democrat: The Birmingham assembly Bob Lowe on Crops. THE BREEZE. is that when we run across edi- unexpectedly “We will as we ever Age-Hcrald came out with its annual A breeze was down Entered at the Birmingham, Ala., was taken up. This prop- full of agitators who will not consent garner as fine crops blowing the street, a rattlesnake we never feel like whistling. proposition of Birming- under did this Alabama, re- tion of an Industrial review Alackada.v! postofflce as second-class matter the inde- very year in East osition looks to the giving to to accept anything short of and can- Where Flossie tripped with nimble act of Congress March 8, 1878. marked Robert J. Lowe of Barbour, for- ham. It is splendidly gotten up feet, NOT SIGNIFICANT. the Alackada.v! school districts power to levy a tax pendence, and an obstructive body not fall to Impress the public with "Is Wilkins much of an athlete?” merly of Birmingham. It lifted up her skirt so high .88.00 that is fust becoming "Oh, no. He merely belongs to an ath- Daily and Sunday Age-Herald... The final vote, in the at “I am and tact Birmingham The vision a fat man’s 70 up to three mills. will be apt to deepen belief simply delighted, politically caught eye letic and Sunday, per month. south. club.” Dally otherwise, with conditions in this state. the greatest city in the And drew from him a tender sigh— annum... 200 the house was 56 and 26 nays—a home that the best to do is to Sunday Age-Herald, per yeas thing oi the Alaekaday! .60 1 am a farmer now and I/JVVN AND Weekly Age-Herald, per annum... proud Gadsden Journal: The Birmingham OUT. handsome in a body rid of a restive subject In advance. very showing get people. calling, but at one time I was politically "Battling Nelson should change his Subscription payable Age-Herald's annual Industrial Review THE ART‘OF TELEPHONING. The In this inclined. I flatter that l have name.” that defeated the Gunnells supervision feeling is growing country myself and is up to the After are has been issued fully waiting live minutes. "To what?" W. D. Lanier and John E. Stanley done something for the state as an every- but it was not enough to be- in favor of shuffling off the Philip- standard heretofore maintained in “Hello! Hello! Is that Central? the authorized traveling representa- bill, large hign "Battered Nelson.” only day citizen, that’s all. 1 am delighted by “Give me tliree-sixty-four. tives of The In Its circulation vote is the new assem- this publication. It Is a comprehensive / Age-Herald come effective. A three-fifths pines altogether, and Bankhead not the appointment and election ot and Its “No, tliree-fifty-four. Three-sixty- WHEN THEY BROUGHT THE UMPIRE department. word picture of the Magic City four. needed to send a constitutional prop- bly which Mr. Taft is to open prom- and Johnston to the United States Senate. well marve'ous resources and will serve j “Hello! Hello! Three-sixty-fourfc HOME. be We shall hear from them both in a prac- No communication will published osition to the people, and Representa- ises to promote that feeling. iiM mission of enlisting interest In the “Three-six-four, three-'aixty-four! Ijlis little wife stood weeping in the name. Rejected hub i» >* with without Its author’s tical measure. Both arc of Alabiwna “Hello! Hello! Is that Ihree-slxty-four? shadow of the door, unless tive Pratt, with all his earnestness great industrial metropolis manuscript will not be returned the real Alabama idea ami the will reflect “Confound it, i asked that gir> to give And when she saw his form appear she The on the White House lawm and the south. ■tamps are enclosed for that purpose. not secure a grass at that me three-sixty-four! trembled all the more. and eloquence, could credit upon the state. Both are is mowed with an automobile mower Hello, Central! Will-you-please-glve-me They brought him on a window blind that mature age which means effectual work Good water Enterprise: The Birmingham Remittances can be made at current three-fifths vote. won t three-sixty-four? did a window screen, now and President Roosevelt an \ will for the of good. Both Age-Herald of July 31 came out with And the of rate of exchange. The Age-Herald matter over to the extra accomplishment “Three-six-four, three-sixty-four! everybody yielded to pathos sent The goes the lawn-mower before and not be responsible for money have to push will work for material advancement, annual Industrial review supplement, “Yes! Yes! That’s It! the scene. Governor Comer &s to "He called Red out at through the malls. Address session, provided breakfast. both will accomplish the end p.eposed by which gives some facts and figures “What!!!! Busy? home,” they said, "and the THE AGE-HERALD, of Ala- of the Birm- “Hell—o!!’’ then team came on names it in his proclamation. Repre- their constituency—the people the growth and prosperity Birmingham, Ala. in a $2, useful And when they finished bruising him the Pulling teeth has resulted ingham district. There Is a lot of sentative Pratt should not despair. bama." OI-D SONGS. spark of life was gore. this issue of the t. 0,000 art museum for Philadelphia. information to be bad in He was so young 'twas sad to see him Eastern business ofllce. rooms 48 to and in the Those half-forgotten melodies He did remarkably well, the teeth and when Charcoal a Commodity. Hurrah for Birmingham, may meet so hard a fate, building. New Dr. Evans pulled Age-HeraUl. Heard in the land of dreams, 60, Inclusive, Tribune in will ho But fans that do still better. "The charcoal Is a time soon come when she twenty hundred declare western business office. extra session he may he he left the net money to Phil- peddler proposition the VS nere care-f ee little children played Tork City; died Reddy touched the plate!” The S. C. this community," remarked an observant the largest city in the south. By flower ordered streams, Tribune building, Chicago. The Alabama school districts may yet adelphia. Beckwith Agency, agents for- “He is really a deslda- Come wingli.g back in aTer years, Special man yesterday. of Bir- "Sympathy for the Filipinos" Is the title a right to have as good schools affairs, and Baldwin Times: The Age-Herald Sweet mem’rics of the past, eign advertising. gain Indiana is latinn In our commercial an a Governor Hanley of open with an An- To hold the soul from of editorial in St. Louis newspaper. In Vi c mingham came out yesterday Shadowland, as are willing to pay for, and comes to Birmingham every day they to for lese majeste for which does credit When life is ebbing fast. Why waste It in that way? Washington Bureau Age-Herald, 1421 punishment load Is drawn nual Industrial Review j on the of year. Sometimes his light then we will be footing he said “we cannot afford to and shows Birmingham G street. N. W. recently oc- to the publishers An Alabama editor wants the by oxen—generally one, often two, and THE ROAD. to double He is is Read it and Louisiana and other progressive follow leadership.” us she actually today. j How does he a impulsive a mule is attached to a wagon Once there was a man who loved a dog tax. expect poor dog casionally Birmingham is the you will conclude that j woman. He had his dreams and ideals. IIo to make both ends meet? At once, night— states. clearly guilty. or cart. good on the part to reach the mountain use- only—only. Such enterprise , planned top. Aglow “He leads a life, and ofte the order of your profitable much to do with told the woman of Stand not upon In our province of the Philippines of her newspapers has had enthusiasm, Jie YEA, VERILY. his feliowmen. I want you to j his Greater Birmingham ful to Here's to the hopes. She smiled, toyed with her A little the nacionalistas are pitted against the with her great progress. money going, watch the charcoal man; to observe fan, looked at him wonderingly a while Now The Greater .bills hav- the City. and then, Birmingham the These party names but Age-Herald and Magic and forgot. She could not understand. But go at once. progressistas. quietness of his business movements, Is needed by of the He was hurt and ids passion cooled. ing passed both branches legis- do not sound familiar to Anglo-Saxon not to underestimate his value. Charcoal The annual Indus- The least of men. —Macbeth, Huntsville Banner: The man loved again. This time his and com- | lature it remains for Governor Comer ears. is a to our social of the Birmingham Age-Her- words prerequisite trial edition dil not‘fall on heedless ears. The a science will make it so of After while mercial community, and thousands its on Wednesday. light of his eyes was reflected In the to decide whether or not he will sign aid made appearance irksome to, live that we ll all be glad to Crop Prospects in August in woman's face Secretary Taft sails away Sep- are each earned in Birming- and contains and shone there more dollars year It is a magnificent paper j die. the condition them. It seems to have been his pur- meet the na- concerning the brightly than fib fore. When he spoke of The government put tember to irrepressible ham by this peculiar industry." many things of Interest the long journey up the mountain she to amend the which district. rl he had the that on 25 at 75, a pose King bill, cionalistas of the Filipino assembly, resources of the Birmingham said, “Let us go Cheer up! Suppose you job Of the cotton crop July the together.” Pritchard and Roosevelt. weekly pay rolls, At he Fairfax has? for a vote in all the and be sassy to him. brank clearings, the Inst had found a perfect love, and Beatrice three only. provides general they may very a during July of points “President Roosevelt has had very railroad mlle- man gain railroad tonnage, street when the stood on the summit the to many, for territory embraced in that measure, ad- with Judge Pritchard, and many woman was uy his side. THE CAREFUL BACHELOR. This was disappointing The Connecticut legislature has trying experience uge, Increase In population a are al He fell in love with pretty maids been antici- so aH to allow only voters in the pro- without and when the said prominent republican. of general interest b gain of five points had journed day, other things ADVICE. And fell out we the lily-white right again, them- “When inaugurated shown in detail. posed new territory to express Alabama and Georgia solons go home The wisest words a man For when it came to marrying, The ten-year average of July in Alabama Judge Pritch- circula- poet pated. movement here edition was given a wide He to refrain, the ballot box. While the new-law will stand complete. The Has uttered here of lato managed is 7.6 selves through crop then a senator, came to attend our and it will 25 is 82.G, and the growing crop ard tion throughout the country Are simply these by Riley, “Learn unscathed, he went Ills joyous way from that would be the fairer way, convention as un accredited envoy benefit to Birming- To labor and to wait.” And frolicked as he pleased. that. perhaps The war scare fizzled out no doubt be of great below Japanese of love points the President, at least, it was tacitly at large. By pangs all-consuming from the referendum of view, it ham as well as the state that can be said about point before Richmond Pearson Hobson FOOLISH His heart was never seised. The most so understood. QUESTIONS. the final of the But ro- But when his hair was growing gray on might mean defeat could bring It before Congress. Pritchard said in his speech Andalusia Tribune: The industrial Did you ever see a jury that could the crop is the great, uncertainty "Senator And Bfe was nearly done so far as the of Birmingham think? expansion project, King there will be others. that he had been to Oyster Hay, and that view of The Age-Herald He wished a thousand times that he size. Some Did ever see a Hebrew that was August 1 of its probable of the most com- you bill is concerned. he knew that the President approved of is at hand. It is one Had wed at twenty-one. a broke? is but today wo A Budapest surgeon is touring the to histories of Alabama uncertainty expected, the efforts of republicans of Alabama plete industrial Did you ever hear anybody speak a good sentiment is unmis- e\ei com< The Herald tells of a Birmingham and he has ascer- lie city that has word for Washington girl have a deal of uncertainty. The country already eliminate the negro from the party, most progressive Unicago? great was christened "Silence.” in favor of the measure, is carefully Did ever know another man just in Missouri who takably King tained that American women sit cross- said: ‘You have today eliminated the to on.- table. The information you the suns of crop is late, and August attractive form and like William Jennings Bryan? Bet she won't live up to her name! ^ while important interests, industrial legged too much. colored voter and in so doing have killed compiled. It Is put in that lateness. The of Ala- cannot overcome The of as a whole, it is an eplture the towns the democratic party. republican* taken A Tennessee man says that whistling The esteemed dog days are now on. and otherwise, in outlying and hustling months While Maxim Gorlty may think that acted on most crop must go Into the picking North Carolina have already bama's progressive will soothe a rattlesnake. The trouble PAUL COOK. affected are to it. It is an opposed we are a silent and he line.’ for a late fall. It may not he gloomy people, tnis city. calling j been for years- old axiom that there are two sides to can't get around the fact that we are a “After this the storm of protests from The Age-Herald has to but every stalk will > Barrett well In able articulate, influential was so great that we have known Mr. every question and the governor has wise bunch. negroes to and the most nevertheless beseech the frosts Roosevelt doubled on bis tracks, as is earlier years-the exponent IN THE SENATE for a con- ALABAMA taken a wdsc in asking or a Bir- step back islands in the said of a rabbit dog. "booster” greater their until November. The Philippines sometimes good consistent stay coming the it along the ference of citizens at Commercial Some of He Pritchard with a lifetime job but it has wanted the remain to be heard from. quieted mingham, reports condi- a city a The government a federal court. would make great York Commercial. gan, and ex-Governor Johnston will fill club, to be held tomorrow. As the in- them are said to be cannibalistic. as judge of lines that From the New on 25 of the Alabama crop July Pritchard gets the President in | city. of Senator Pettus of the place made vacant by the death of tion terest in the Greater "Again good death Birmingham Pettus. average Boston had an Old Home Week a hot corner, lie force* the question of | means both the pass- Senator lit 72, as against a ten-year Times: The Birmingham Alabama question is intense the attendance at control of railroads the states, Chattanooga Senator Pettus’ successor was gov- without the of beans, the by Its annual ing of one of the notable men of 82. We are three points "worse advancing price lias just published j will be and ahead of the of federal control Age-Herald □HE ernor of Alabama from January, 1891^ this meeting large repre- rts was tested. question made of tlic United States Senate and the sole con- patriotism severely industrial review of the progress off" than Texas or the general in the next convention's plat- to January, 1899. During that period cons will be republican for the year of just the time and con- sentative. Both pros and the Birmingham district representative has the wind out of the Presi- in he was probably considered as the in the cotton belt. Georgia An Atlantic City waiter found $1800 form-takes cover- ditions for which he stood dition heard. Comer has had the ending July 31, 1907, and likewise Governor dent's third term sails on the question. ! most Influential man In the democratic has and got ten cents for his pains. That for the year A man whose eccentricities were not a better crop, hut Mississippi not, statistics of the now the administration is forced to ing comparative party of the south. Whie one reputation of being an obstinate exec- And marked than his Intelligence and A is a poor way to make money. back. The is In magazine more nor has Louisiana or Arkansas. cannot Pritchard's publication wealthiest men in Alabama, he was he has been to say that they support every shrewdness. Senator Pettus’ name will utive, hut always open form ccmpristng twenty-four pages, in Alabama, and stand, for that is what Mr. Cooley’s thoroughly In sympathy with what late fall Is needed j Under the pass system the politi- to the most in- long recall memories of one phenome- reason. He has in several notable in- one of which Is devoted be termed the of announcement means, after a visit to His might popular wing of showers this month. The cians not only rode free, but they de- details of the unprecedented nally loyal to his convictions. death, plenty stances listened to the voice of the President Roosevelt. teresting the party, and was the idol of the friends. district. We so close that of his aged col- will he a million manded pads for their growth and progress of the j following ;tate crop probably io my mind it looks as if the anti- two masses. people and agreed to legislation the statistics and data league, Senator Morgan, brings are assured that In 1899 Mr. Johnston was a candi- whereas in 1004 we made over administration forces had the best of all to the front Sales, Mr. Fairbanks says his cocktails have been collected and new' senators from Alabama against his private judgment. And in which appear to date Senator for the the recent moves on the political chess unforeseen against Morgan 1.400,000 bales. We must make at were in line with the pure food laws, bestowed In the most careful —a contingency not wholly the matter of Greater Birmingham Tie board.” properly Senate, and it was generally believed and then ho rests his case. and put In the most or unprovided for. least a million hales If the entire crop I and painstaking way | that he would get the nomination. He will be governed what he hears form Former Governor Joseph F. Johnston by Sailors’ Choice Fish. convenient and easily understood carried to bales. was considered the leader of the Bryan Is to be 12,000,000 North Carolina has established her and reliable, and will succeed Senator Pettits. On ac- Monday. “Not persons know that one of possible, are authentic of the The first few coun- many \ two senators, wing party. light, to a place on the map. She is they furnish a flattering count of the age of the It may be assumed that the corpora- tlie very best pan ttsh that comes to for that reason ties that instructed their representa- Alabama in the Limelight there a of the of ttie who were renominated without opposi- by large majority. our market is what is called 'Sailors demonstration prosperity tives gave Governor Johnston a con- tions will not now stand in the way the of Alabama in their and its brll.iant prospects for tion, the democrats It is very true that if a railroad choice,’ said un epicure. soutn siderable lead over his venerable op- | ’me Corean and the in this also nominated men who of Birmingham’s expansion. They incident Hay- future. The has publl- primaries new “The 'Sailors' choice’ is very much like Age-Herald ponent, but the majority of the coun- at once, for example, the to vacancies which obeys wood case drove the Japanese war done its constituents a valuable would succeed any will certainly not take a narrow view a bream or large perch with black spots j cai.on ties acted on one day, and when the rate law of Alabama, it [ talk out of both countries. might occur. passenger of the situation. near its tail. service. results of that day were known it was Many arguments ±i\e candidate having t e highest loss in ease that, are here reason ! found that the democrats of Alabama tould not recoup the Pompano scarce by The have been advanced why manufac- As soon as Schmitz loses bis whis- Birmingham Ledger: Age-Herald number of votes was to fill the first uncon- of the price, but Spanish mackerel arc in cele- had decided to keep their senator in law were declared j a edition Wednesday one with the next particular turers and kers and his pompadour he will begin issued fine vacancy and the owning operating large coming in quite plentiful. under the office for life. That day finished the the best of a bration of its tenth anniversary number was to fill the second. stitutional. Hut judges to feel that he is in jail. highest since his plants would to remain outside “Say. did you ever eat a red snapper, Barrett. 1 lie contest. Governor Johnston, j prefer management of Mr. E. W. that arrangement former Represen- situation say it is better :o ‘Cubano’? Down at Klosky’s in Mobile By retirement from office, lias not been difficult the if pages who was de- city limits, but their representa- attling Foraker should study the industrial review takes twenty-four tative John H. Bankhead, active in pofitics, but there is no man to is the to get this dish to perfec- that loss than oppose public place arranged for preserva- j Richmond more the pocket j tives who attend Monday’s conference career of Battling Nelson, and not at- and is attractively feated for renomination by who Vepresents fully pro- tion. the most of the new south. sentiment. The temporary invalida- tlon and for use. it is one of Pearson Hobson, succeeds Senator Mor- gressive spirit find the tide in favor of tempt the impossible. “ies; I know some folks think that strongly and most carefully condensed tion of legislative action of a sover- complete Greater will tenderloin of trout (from cattish some- of the favor- Birmingham, they acqui- Prohibition is as productive of an* tabulated statements state an issued by times), is a line dish.” ever eign by injunction a le facts about Birmingham print- esce, and ncquiesce gracefully, it is be- and evasion as of hypocrisy temper- and I he nearest district is obnoxious ed. There is nft a waste page in it, ALABAMA PRESS PRESS POINTS judge j ance and order. Prices of Fruit. lieved. good show care- not an article that does not to the mass of voters. It is a remedy “The prices of fruit are high because J At rate tlie conference will de- | work. any San Franelsco is ful and intelligent Herald: “Bolt meat/’ citizen cannot afford lo. probably sick and of the unusual bad season all over tho Eufaula Times: Nature wept when the Washington your the everyday its own excellent force, I lie termine the governor’s actipn and the xiesitles How about our tired of advice by this time. She has country,” said a member of the firm of bottom of Georgia’s jug fell out. says Dr. Wiley. spiking resort to, and he resents any such In- Age-Herald had as contributors to this public will loyally abide by the final had a double dose. Costello Brothers, retail fruit dealers. drinks, doctor? with the edition, Gov. Joseph F. Johnston, Mr. asks the terference by corporations “Look ut this bill: Thirty crates of Pine Belt News: Someone outcome of the matter. With a street Dr. W. B. rhlllips. Atlanta the If there Is a Percy Clark and are mules so scarce in Georgian: Cortelyou, Silent, own lawmakers. The best noise anywhere in the peaches. $60. Now, there is much bad question: "Why acts of his and covers all Is to let his enemies him. car population of 150,000 we have al- 1 The edition is complete 'all the mules’ about hip Rumor a small is to be fruit which we cannot sell. There is no Alabama?" That’s easy; think neighborhood boy apt the friends of the railroads they tnc facts, all the industries, all pay the says he is a book. ready a Greater Birmingham, but for fruit trust here in fathers were elected to legislature. writing connected with it. Birmingham. Well, earth. The should in a full, fair manner, rolls, water, clay, cement and obey to of 1 (ion know, perhaps, the United Fruit New Orleans Times-Democrat: It doesn't sanitary purposes, say nothing j ariteiei not only tell what has been and Canebrake Herald: The average salary are a I The knows sellers of state laws while they seeking Filipino independence company, importers and ba- require an weather the census and sentiment, the city what is, but also what we intend to have for lady teachers In Alabama Is some- expert prognosticator when he sees it, and he votes to nanas is a trust. a of them first through the up excellent birthday edition a Lon- to predict long dry spell in Georgia next construction be extended some and be This tiling like $200 per year. Recently limits must day, ills "After a while we will get California knowledge. as a mine from a of $500. year. state courts and then in the highest is already being used don waitress received "tip" and that seems to be close at peach* s. not many Alabama peaches can day wiiich to dig intellectual wealth and in- tribunal of the land. This policy Boston's old home week seems to \ had.” News: It is said that a Austin Statesman: That magazine de- hand. Attend the governor’s open dustrial facts. Lamar County bate between Bryan and Beveridge isn't would win to the railroads many beat the Jamestown show a city Montgomery man has invented a device by conference and have your say. A New Product. keeping pace with the weather. Its heat block. PETTUS' KINDLINESS. a train when thrown from the and the railroads need at wliicii friends, The disinfectant made by the formula ! is not so noticeable. From the Selma Journal. track is immediately thrown back again. friends more than money. Ambition "All the world knows the of jm\ Oscar Hayes, city physician, i& and present Filipino pianola,” All these tilings are safe in memories He should have gone a little further with said J. It. Louisville Courier-Journal: A learned an meeting great favor," | leave the The issue raised by Governor Glenn, The returns of the Philippine elec- says advertiser. More's the pity! that will be the pride of his home people j fixed It so the train wouldn't Ryan. It is having a largo sale and physician has discovered that green apples | for all time. But there is.another side track. and Governor Swanson tions for members of the are wholesome, but it takes a small deepened by newly-estab- So there Is no the city of Birmingham, as well as many boy far, town on the map to his character that with tout- appeals to ascertain that are tnd Governor Comer, may lead to de- but not that householders here are using it with ex- ! Cash: It Is said that they really bully lished, particularly powerful, can equal Alabama’s Boligee. ing and tender force to this community Dadeville Spot (•client results. This preparation is said feet large, also that good grub. t cisions In the United States supreme assembly, show that the nationalists at tills time. dancing makes girls' be a of and i The buttermilk wave may wash to powerful preventive disease Ice cream makes freckles, and likewise the Dart- yet "The bravest are the tenderest, New Orloam? Item: The latest plan is to court that rank alongside have defeated the progressives and ! to Us wide In Fairbanks into the White owing acceptance sanitary j that hanging on the front gate produces House. The loving are the daring.” have The Hague conference meet regu- or case In circles nn mouth college case .(he all other factions. Even in Manila, will prove as good advertise- rheumatism. A few more opinions like | There was not a man in Dallas county larly. As the conference is a very quiet ment for as coal and iron. fun waters were Expert haymaking, kind is Birmingham | these and the girls won't have any which navigable pro- where federal patronage and federal friends, who did not feel that he could go to him and there will be “It retiring body, hardly an not confined is manufactured by the Birmingham 1 to Oyster Bay. with trouble, left them. nounced free to every oue. works are most In the na- any sorrow, any any prob- objection. evidence, I iSlnfectant oempany, which lias an up- lent, so long as his hands wore clean and too, the federal government tionalists elected Marie Corelli talks like the old to-dutc in this city." Huntsville Inquirer: The legislature Then, readily delegates. plant his find a sym- Providence Journal: A movement is on heart pure, and brotherly amount The maid that site is. j after approbating a handsome has not shown Its hand. present The nationalists are called in the as sweet as a woman's and a help- foot for municipal improvement in Gold- A PHYSICIAN’S RUSE. pathy schools, re- (or the support of the rural administration believes In a maximum islands want ing hand that never stayed its efforts, field. Nevada. A greater, grander and "independistas.’’ They Life is no doubt passing sweet in From the Washington Herald. j fused to enact a law looking toward the His peoples troubles and dangers were more gorgeous prize fight auditorium Is of centralization and a minimum of ; immediate independence from the Sugar City, Kan. Dr. Franklin W. lfayes, a well known improvement .of the handling- of this j his own and with a knightly chivalry lie doubtless conspicuous in the new plans. it will practitioner of Indianapolis, met, at a money. We Vail to see the wisdom of states rights, and it is believed United States, while the defeated pro- ever rode to that foremost in- FREAK place they MOTOR CAR HORN.' aoeiftl gathering, a lady who liad worried the failure, perhaps they do. We believe ^ THE CHEESE. sit when the southern are to a stinctively assigned him. Ho has borne rot silently by gressives willing accept great 'h( : From the New York Press. rself into the belief that she had all a deal would have been accom- his full share of our sorrows and been great From Harper's Weekly. governors are asserting the rights of deal of patronage at the hands of tho There is a new freak in the way of tin* ailments to which the flesh is heir. If this law had passed. Better acquainted with our griefs. His command- plished "The late Gen. Thomas H. Ruger,” said automobile horns in town and the owner Yvhen she heard the reputation of Hr. of the rural schools is what their respective states. There are l resent government. The election is, (jf ing figure and yet kindly presence will supervision a prominent army officer, "was, like of the car to it is she secured in a corner and re- which attached is Hays him is needed. of his brother officers, an many possibilities In the new issue, in short, a condemnation in be sorely missed in Selma. The sorrow many authority popular bringing frowns to toe countenances tailed her troubles, lie that of ;;?! escaped tinjj?. that now weighs upon his large and de- on good cooking, but he detested strong Press and it has already gone far enough to the islands of American rule. music lovers abroad in but a few she him voted Is shared citizen of Centrevllle Press: The believes the streets. The evenings later got family by every cheese. At a dinner he said that a very horn is a kind of her this community and In personal grief they that the present fee system for county win a secure place in the history of Secretary Taft will in the fall go calliope, only with this again. Wherever he met socially she rank cheese was once left at his head- mourn the departure of tlie illustrious be The different differente: A real always insisted on telling him of her complaints, officials should repealed. quarters to be called for, and after it had Manila to in calliope plays j dead. Ibe country. to assist inaugurating the of for two he a tune out to the bitter end, while this I but she. never came near his office. The county officers throughout counties remained unclaimed days the first and he should lie and a posted up this notice: Philippine assembly, one on the motor car plays about two thought of a tec seemed to be abhorcat HELPS HIS WIPE DRESS. the state graded stipu- School Taxation Defeated lated salary paid, with just enough fees ‘If the cheese sent here addressed to Local will encounter in it Dr. Gomez, the bars and then comes to a discordant to hoi. She met him at last on the is slopr New York Cor. invert to make Under Private Jones not called for in two Pittsburg Dispatch. all them vigilant. ’’ The legislature that is about to ad- It Is curious to watch the faces of persons crowded porch of a country club while clays It will be shot.’ noted agitator, who will no doubt de- ror the first time In my life,” observed such a system the present jails through- along the street while this ear goes by a golf match was in progress, and, re- the state would not need cannot show wherein it has a married man, ”1 am getting to have a out enlarging journ mand freedom from American rule a COLORS DIM AND GREY." sounding its few notes of tune. At first gardless of all the around, she and there would not be no congestion of “DUTY’S people keen interest in the fashions. been to the look rather pleased, but the moment forthcoming specially friendly 700,000 and on the Dr. Go- they started on her criminals in the courts as at present. By Julia Neely Finch. domination spot. symptoms again. of foolish break in And it is all because the present style -——. -— the the melody comes ---»♦« Lord of Life, why must I wear children in the public schools. It did “They must be very serious, indeed," mez may casually remark that this their faces Instantly show displeasure. of women having their frocks fastened BRYAN AND GLENN. Evermore this garb of.grey? said the around. for the handfuls that attend doctor, looking gravely down the buck. When the fashion first Fain would I in colors bright nobly spe- rule is in direct conflict with Ameri- From the Tines. REFLECTIONS OF A "You should have attention at once. Chattanooga In men's BACHELOR. came it -seemed to me that I only had one And garments gay go sight. cial schools, hut it did and the comparatively can ideas and American York Please take off and I will see “Bryan Glenn,” says Birming- When l lie down to rest at night principles, From the New Press. your things row of hooks to fasten up and that was ham “Is as a win- I in little for the children of the in is the Age-Herald, proposed think—yNow mayhap the light many and the secretary will be puz- Women seem to he ashamed to like what matter." trouhle Rut as time passed the portly j enough. ning ticket next year.” It would carry Of morning I shall see outspread schools. to eat real food. The woman fled, and she never bothered not satisfied the public zled to make reply. diabolical dressmakers were North Carolina and the solid south, and Those lovely things all fresh and fair him again. v and l has And fashioned care The amended Kirby bill be- There would be lots more fun In be- with this sort of thing nowadays tiiat is about all the democratic parf’ fitly by Thy may Ohio has this year as in That previous ing good if it was against the law. have to hook three sets of fastenings on come to expect in late years. >earning dreams have me supplied." come a law and in the course of time a deal of to the A MEAN MAN. of wife's But lo! When dawning comes, beside years great politics A girl wants to bo engaged to some- the three different layers my to the that JOE.” Me here I see no wondrous change, the rural schools may secure compe- inch. body even if she never Intends to mar- From the Baltimore American. waists. y, it bus got point “LUCKY square No new and Jack's so—so I have to allow myself on extra fifteen lovely garments strange! but ry him. Sobbing Wife-Mamma, From the Atlanta Constitution. ten|t county supervision, even this The assembly has no real power, minutes for dressing for dinner on ac- Ah! shall it be when I am dead, mean, lie won't even me pin—pin is the title his A woman is afraid that if she doesn’t give and “L/Uck> Joe Johnston” And all these earthly days are sped, was voted in the house the commission is the count of the miserable things, then concession for Philippine go to her friends’ funerals they won’t money. Intimate friends have given the new sen- That if in sweet and calm even that allowance Is none too much. j .content to hers. so Twice is s' grudgingly, nearly a majority prefer- upper house, which may veto any ac- go Irate Mother-in-Law—Are you penu- And that is why 1 look feverishly at the ator from Alabama. disappointed My life well and wisely spent, he falls Tho* in colors diin and to rious as fashion to see If they show any ev- in his senatorial ambitions, yet clothed grey— a A man is awful tricky tell his wife that to my poor child? plates j ring to stand by few incompetent tion of the lower house. The lower of most I shall In some wide other-where bow pretty she Is when he wants her Meek Husband—But it was a 6$00 dla- idence of a return to the ‘button-down- heir to the toga ample propor- ’’ Know living colors glad and gay? nlaceholders, without regard to the house cannot act. but, It can talk, and U» hallAva In him. mond-and-uearl pin money she wanted. tae-front style.’ tions.