The Montgomery advertiser

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The reports from Maine for the hunt

ing season give only fifteen hunters

killed by mistake and forty-five wound

ed. That Is rather dull sport for

Maine, and their marksmanship must

be declining.

We have no additional Information

about that crack In the moon, and

don't know whether It is getting wider

or closing up—and don't care much.

Hayti has sentenced one of her ex

Presidenta to the penitentiary, but that

plan of providing for them will not be

come popular here.

Is Tom Watson going to use a hot-air

motor to run Ills magazine press, or

will all that be used in the editorials?

showing Ills l.ove.

Slam's Horn.

Hoax—Kluinsy Is very fond of horses

isn't he?

Joax—If he is it is something new.

Hoax—Well, I saw him out riding the

other day and he had both arms around

the horse's neck

When a storm of anv sort is brewing, it is well to be provided with a lightning rod.

Sidewalk Penciling

Admirer of Oeieral Wood.

"Partisan newspapers," said George

Stovall, a young quartermaster clerk

of the army’, who Is visiting relatives

in Montgomery, "have wholly misrep

resented Ma tor-General Leonard Wood

to the public, having made it appear

that General Wom 1 a poor sort of an

officer and was pi ted to his present

rank by reason u. die close personal

esteem in which he Is held by Presi

dent Roosevelt.

"The fact is General Leonard Wood is

one of the most energetic, one of the

most hard-working, and one of the

most popular officers of his high rank

In the entire army. I spent three years

in the Philippines and I had good op

portunity during the latter part of my

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Montgomery advertiser. (1904). Montgomery, Ala., 1904-12-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1904-12-31/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Montgomery advertiser, 1904-12-31.