The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
SIDEWALK PENcILINcs
opp..ss cssy Han sale.


 oppeecs City Han Sale.
 The Idea of selling all of the city building and the city stables Is prepos- terday er1a sa,d so5serystiys siti5en yss. of disposinE of such valuable property, and even f good price could be se- cured. where E the city going to get erty for a reasonable amount7 It is an eandidly I can't bring myself to be- aesna sxs sat m tAose snn tse as Mayor Teasue looks on 1t as out of SIf the city, at any time, wants to Ing to say against IL. But. whenever that Is decided on. the thing to do Is 70 tear down the present buildings rhere same s nc ss srsee 1 she sate or such valuable real estate and, ln my opinion, any money paid to ad- vertise for proposals for the sale of ;I beIievs voice the sentiments of Montsomeriansr < x #
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 citizen deeply interested in Mont sees' With tns heas ieadnF aFs oiscs ms E Su,id ia. ings crowded and the prospect of the for re-buiidins or or repairs. the Com Com mercial Club to oust the tenants of the Tyson building on Court Square. there VIII pc Q scramble for places to do business after October l.
 Tiss iiberel corporation laws of Alabama are making Montgomery at- Uactive as the home ofice of corpo- Recently such a corporation spent two days finding a single room over a store, when 1t would have. gladly rented two ing. The day of ofices with bar. walls and floors, without modern cenve,,- fences. is past. and the demand is great for up-to-date ofiices and appoint This sounds note of warning which real estate owners would do well to
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 Dr. wharfo nia Town.
 Dr. H. M Wharton, the Baptist Evan gelist who conducted d series of most Interesting meetings at the Audito- traeted thousands of hearers spent a few hours in Montgomery yesterday en route to Eufaula. where he will vis- 1t his his brother, Key. Ms B Wharton. to Dublin. Ga, to conduct meeting. after which he will begin his summer camp meetings at Wharton Grove. Ga. nnese meetings will continue several Since left Montgomery" said pr. Wharton, T have conducted success-- and Tuskegee. I have work before me me Tor the entire summer except for a time l will spend with my family at the Virginia seashore."
 pr, Wharton has written a novel White Biood'' which Is to come from the printers soon.
 Captam Adams q Visitor. Capt. Q. s. Adams. Tax Collector of Marengo County, spent yesterday in as aM9sntgomery, haying come to the capi- tSi t to ana make his annual settlement with
 
 The Marsnso9 Tax Collector enjoys fes oes of having been c9R fast fightns in 1S Virginia a'pasaa just before ore snasd as cSmpsay Hs Ls of sF@ aS. lss aa @ aIss Srsaae was rSs Snsads was In action at Appomattox on April 9, 1885. and captured a number of Union soldiers just before the surren- Captain Adams is devoted to his com rades of the Southern army. He has cry. and he receives a cordial welcome whenever he visits the city.
 Train Master T. H. Mizell of the Mo- s9d sd Sashy pysHr Raroaa Sf af as yesterday for South Alabama, where he expects to spend couple of days fishing.
 MT. Alexander Troy left yesterday for Anniston to attend the annual meeting meeting or the Ala Alabama state Bar As- s0c'ati0n' or wsics ss ss as E E Secretary Messrs. T. B. Folmar, F. B. Bricken, w. F. Parks, Prof. P. B. Pepper and F. M. T. Tankersley of Luverne are F'sis'ered at 'ss < < Hsssl 9s ha0A0n'
 Messrs. R.. Fl. Holland and B. deG. Waddell of Scale are registered at the
 % &% Mir. William B. Bragg of Fort De- posit was in the city yesterday.ls
 Sk # H k Mir. B. Fl. Thompson of AnIalusia was. in Montgomery yesterday.
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 MT. M. A smith Of ozark Is regis tered at the New Exchange.
 & Sk Sk MT. T. D. F. Allen of Prattville was in Montgomery yesterday.
 t & Sk ~ Mir. J. c. Anthony of Birmingham was in Montgomery yesterday.
 x sf % MT. c. w. Johnson of Florence was in the city yesterday.
 < % SR MT. A. D. Pitts of Selma spent yes- terday in the city.