The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-02
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
An optimist On the Weather.

from people, said a prominent citizen on the streets yesterday afternoon, dapins apHus the he last T Tmonsh. and of commits: eration for the farmer on account of the damage 1t has done to him tnrougn out the. State. IL may De that tne cIined to doubt some of the. reports we heard but to my mind, the summer of, 1906 thus far. has been one oI section of Alabama in years. If there have been ns/nearly every day Tor the last fortnight, It must De renem- bered that those rains have cooled tne atmosphere and made the nights com fortable for sleeping. And at that, had comparatively little rain since the ers. ~S. every s year about this time, we hear of the things that have happsned to the cotton crop, but every year the state produces good crcp. unless .he %s coming month, do not believe that cotton, or the small farnaer. will have suffered to any great extent. For the less cause for complaint. There, have been only a few days when the heat has been oppressive, and there has not been night this year that I hays not @ evening even niI the Y heat of the day disappears, making Montgomery one ot the most comfortable cities in the entire south present pr W summer has been the, most de- iixhtful within my recollection.
 Baseball Manager Nero.
 popular a baseball msnager Is in some citlesg' asked a resident of fssnion- able section of Montgomery yeSter- day MOnsso%,sry ysns is nG % timsps man ager Doninick Mullaney Is the biggest man in Montgomery. '
 The other day. neas my home; 9so;nt | of %as %eisfhs neishbsors ts'i house. when saw . little girl rush from the streets into the hallway of the residence. H9rt{t hurry she cried in mi,aaHav IasHe oressh !"
 Her six or more piaymates needed no coercion. To see Mulianey, oon- ned in a uniform at Athletic Park wa. M actually riding in buggy like any other citizen. was nothing short or mI- Tacuious! And the piaymates did hur- to the SSsW"R tns anarsr rssg as he pass. ed. seated behind a swift horse. Ts Tns little ones gazed in admiration upon the spectacle and watched the manag., :, CT until his figure wss out ol s'sA" Vacation Exodus Begins. q notice a large number Of people Mare leaving Montgomery nov TOT sun % mer resorts" said a railroad man yes | terday. ''Wlthin the past day or two, tha weather has probably been more l oppressive than at any time before tnls summer, and people are naturally seek
 srhs travel through Montgomery to | the north Is large, and it has become matter of difficulty for a person 70 se- | served several days in advance. l knew some people who left Montgom' l cry yesterday morning over the At lanta and West Point route: ana ,ntII ,nsS | fhey bought their tickets yesterday a' | inc station. They were informed, now | ever, that everything had been !aMen that they might get s esrtns ynry ~ aoubtfui l the summer resorts was late in start ing, but 1t has come at last, and many many | of our business men are now SVipa | on we'll earned yacatIos'
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 Colonel H. S. D. Mallory, of selma | Chairman of the Democratic state s.S' in Montgomery yesterday, in conIsr' Terence with Hon. ]. K. Jackson, Wns n | Is supervising the preparatlon oI tn' t | August 27. Colonel Mallory spoke it very complimentary terms ot th' work done by MT. Jackson m seIlsV
 Ing him of great paFS oA .Ea k IySnar of work in preparing TOT tue 'F''i~'
 les.
 Mir. Montrose W. Hayes, untii recent Iv in charge of the weather torecast
 inf bureau in the Argentine hepun
 lie, with headquarters Tn buenos TSe1s 4Se.n
 has been assigned to duty as q hsn, s,i
 force. MT. Hayes has a fine recor'
 hack of him, having been located TO
 two wears in the South American capi
 tai He win assume charge ot m
 duties at once
 MT. John F. TFndal. left yesterda
 morning for Wilmington, N. Cp Wher
 he will visit his old nome
 MT. w. D. Seed of Tuscaloosa. canal
 date for state Treasurer, was In Mont
 gomery yesterday, \, n
 snent yesterday in Montgomery. l t2e < fk
 @ MT. W. F. cheans of Abbsvllle, wa Va visitor in the city yesterday
 MT. W. B. Gilmer of Birmingham
 spent yesterday n x tGs city
 Mir Benton McNair of River Fall was in the city yesterday.
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 MT. W. L. Williams f Birmingham was in the city yesterday
 Mir. J. F. Dawes of Mobile, was | Montgomery yesterday.
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 MT E. F. Gentry of Birmingham,
 at the New Exchange.
 , Lieutenant Governor, spent last mgr