The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08
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Favsrs Hotel at Parl<s

, ravsra Hotel at r.rss:
 Tt seems to me-" said a Montgom- hotel built on simple but commodious plans would be paying venture at Pickett springs or Electric Park du- Der could be used, no carpets would be necessary in furnishing the inte- rior and the expenditure required for the erection of such a building would
 During the summer there is always a company of actors at Pickett Springs wh1 Would be glad ;S. to secure aesom ployes who are obliged to stay about the park at night and in the early Many of them live in Montgomery. pay higher rent and board than they could scription named and would secure the | advantage of cool. comfortable quar- ters which Is not universally the sit., uation now.
 q believe. also. that many Mont gomery men would send their families to suburban hotel where they could in tssy eseen rseen of them and could os The situation for summer hotel. seems to me to be ideal" | Observation of n Convalescent.
 If you want to see who arc close observers" said eonvalescent yes Propery should say Se' get s9Gs sick Ms ssh that is. so that the fines of the face will he somewhat shrivelled. Then yak walk down the street to meet your have heard of your illness. The first one will hail you. with congratula- tton on your looking well. He also ing told, he is forced to admit on again noting your countenance that you are looking bad. He can now see see. he couldn't discern saffron where 1ustre once was. We'll. step down a few feet further. Another friend ap- Sion on his face. He knows at oncs you are not yourself and he frankly, tells you so, Of course. this gets you nothing; It's simply study in hu- But save me from a person who in- sists you are getting worse when you nn are on !. the verge of feeling better sickness. Encouragement and not discouragement is what a patient wants. Yet you will find many who age. They are among. your friends. mind you, very often. but it is never
 Sbon't let everybody get sick at once, but, it is an education to, get while. You see life differently each time you recover"
 | Crops in Pickeus
 The cotton crops in my Countv.' said ". :somerville, Tax Collector Eomery yesterday to settle bis tax ac. counts with State Auditor Sowell. will average. fraction over 50 per cent. and and the A1S scarcity of labor has made | farming a serious matter in our sec- ton.
 Line Railroad through the center of the County has had a tendency to de- moralize the negro laborers, although the ths FntHsa naus of eAs onr % who were well satisfied before the railroad was built are going away to work in factories n.1ss and mines 6y TheS parts of the County the crops are suf- fering for lack of attention"
 Mir. somerville says that Aliceville. | the terminus of the new railroad Is growing beyond the expectations of It's promoters. Although the town is but two years old 1t has n bank, a hotel. a number of stores and tbout l fifteen neat residences
 He will leave for home this morning. Moving in October.
 The coming October l, is going to moving day in its history" said well known real estate agent yesterday, | Other than the usual changes In resi- dential circles. the changes to be made by business firms is going to be un- usually large.
 their present locations for years will move into new quarters and where there Is q grocery store now. you may find a drug store after the first "f
 The completion of the New Exchange Hotel will of course. have something Der of firms will secure, quarters on the ground floor ot the handsome structure. The raging of several old time buildings will also compel pres. ent occupants to move elsewhere
 Mir George Jones, for many years in charge of the press room of The Mo route home from an extended visit to Eastern cities. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Jones. They will be here until Monday.
 Justice R. T. Simpson of the Ala bama Supreme Court. yesterday left Montgomery for his home ns in tne Sran ming. of the November term Of the court.
 Mir. w. Y. Lovelace of Brewtor came to Montgomery yesterday morn ing to meet his daughter who has beer visiting friends in Union Springs.
 MT. Addicus Mullin, desk sergeant of police in Birmingham. was in Mont gomery for few hours yesterday. Colonel Benjamin F. Fillmore ant family. of Demopolis,- arrived In Mont , gomery yesterday on visit. Mir. Harry Marcus has been confined to his bed for more than week b! illness
 MT. Roy l.. Foster of New Decatur is visiting relatives in the city. MT. E. R. Alexander of Tuskege is in Montgomery.
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