The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-08
SIDEWALK PENCILINGS


TT is SURPRISING said Mon, gomn-
cry hotel man last evening. how the
hotels hso here keep full We have ,SS h hard
during the past two weeks. Just as
fast as one guest leaves us, another
has come in from somewhere in the
South, and OftentimeS we have been
compelled to turn away people pc.
cause of the lack of accommodations:
The condition referred to by, this
cry hostelry in Montgomery For some
than the rule. for the list H guests
than a page and a half on TIE holei
registers. and 1t often runs up to two
and half or three pages at some Oh
Every hotel man in the city is wear
ing a hroad smile; and he has reason
to do so with. the kind of trade that
he has been favored with in the past
few weeks, considering tina, no spec
pie have been held here.
Praises weather Nan.
1T seems to me-" said man who
gomery, in talking with an Advert
the much abused weather man should
rse dav hs eS Srad ns the pee
Montgomery today. He was blamed
for all the bad weather of the past
week or two and to carry on the i9r
for the state of the climate, he should
surely be praised for such results as
the, sunday we have enjoyed .oa
the newcomer. that the people Of
Montgomery fully realize what glori-
Gus air they have here. They talk
mate and the delightful air of the
Alps but 1 am satisfied tnere isn't
place in the world that has the
kind of clear, bracing air that is fur
right 1t hsrs In tbng bers
Montgomery that is accepted by the
people here just as a matter of course
That is the water. There seems to be
an ample supply for all purpose, OF
n MS to the people Of Montgomery
and 1 have never, in. travels North
East and West, found nurer; fres s5he
pie should be thankful for such
blessing, as they should for the de-
lightful atmosphere"
Blew Down Biiibenrds.
I'm the losses sustained by reasor
of the big storm. as mentioned in the
daily papers. 1 do not see anything
said about the bill board losses osis s,on Q!
said Edward j. Mahonev, bill poster r
extraordinary to the Fair Associa ton
''The storm to GONE degree embar
of the Fair, which has been very wide
We had just billed every importan
town in South and Middle Alabama
oughly. And the advertising we p!u
on the boards of these towns was thu
most attractive advertising ever eotter
out by a Fair Association ION IN o Aiab anna
oughly and satisfactorily done aloni
comes the storm and beats it down
We had three days of rain on tn
I LII wi
the the t enterprise Sc Of the local fair PEG
pie deserves a better reward. 1t Ii
probable that we will have to do
great deal Of that work over again
a 4 4
Looking hale and hearty, Mr.. Alber
Strassbureer. the venerable and pop
ular citizen of Montgomery. apneare'
time since last May when he left ~
New York and sailed for Europe, ar
trsv 81 bs n in
trip trra'"1 He n'r retuTned Saturday night
Nave returned home from Frencl
Lick Springs, Ind. where they spen
several weeks.
Mr.. f. II. Reynolds arrived in Mont
gomery last evening from his HON
at NotasulCa.
Mr.. j. A. Greene came 70 Mont
somery Yesterday fr0m '"''lka'
Mr.. A. p. Butler came to Mont
gomery yesterday from Selma.
Mr.. Fl. Watson of RankS is anon
the Alabamians in the cit.
Mr.. G. G Branticv of Birmingham
Is a MONTGOMERY visitor.