The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
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Co.jusaI Condition Was .Feine.r

Cen3usal Condition Was "Feine." Among the many questions asked Ens.n% 1n recent csnsas taking. in Nsx your eonjussl nssnii esssnndiitlonY' %rs' Weil. n. ts S fse as woad pnra9se nHa9asaiE iro of buxom Irish lass whom the emu merator asked as to her conjugal con had never heard the word before. Then rather h thaa a' confess ,f ss' ahe did not her ausstionsr as she answered Needless to say the en merator did for. after asking the few remaining a1s''''ns' lie Ss'ekly withdrew
 signor Moretti Coming. to Fair. One of the distinguished visitors to the Fair the latter part of this week be sanor the ana Talladega. who will come to Mont EEomIerY EaIrY ny special invitation of thu G signor s'eSiasHtii eMoretti is one of the most distingulshed artist residents of Ala. bama. He was the designer of Bir- minsnam: mil csisbratsd contribution ,rd to Vulcan" He was the desi gner .of the bronze gates at one uf the cele. brated Parks of Pittsburg The work which is counted by artists ali over the world as this masterpiece, his senor Moretti is making this stat. ue for Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney of New York. who is herself an artist ,d,os snS designer of 9spute and who VI lsy ha. York. LoQdon. Paris and Berlin. signor Moretti is also engaged on statue of Father O'Reilly of BirminS' of the city. The statue will be placei in some prominent place in the city. During his stay in Montgomery Sig and aad Mr: ~ be dscottss susS at Of the home on Goldthwaite street | Growth of FraternaI OrLers. "rhe growth of fraternai orders ta the South in the past few years has been remarkabie.' saId a citizen yes- s sss ass, sas ossss si ,s s! Red Men. Knights of Pythias. Ma sonic and other orders has been par rStA0is Sy Taa oSad ofdsas can hardly be underestimated.
 Time was when fraternal orders prime of fife in their .anRs, s pfs but G of forward and are taking a prominent cruited. has been a powerful facto- contributing to the prosperity and ad- The generally prosperous condition of the country is responsible largely for this. as a greater numoer of youns men feel that they can ;ford the "0"'""' expense oa ms"0ersA'p' Reports from Birminsham whers Mr Tana a. Rsspsr Niles as Of sea Enirhts pvthi.s oS s,abama has he is slowly improving ;-nd expects to return home x i" < s09st x '0 weeks At a late hour last night MT. Henry M. Hobbie was reported to be resting comfortably with no material change in his condition. He Is very i'll at his home on South Court Street.
 Hon. George W. Ellis will go t, or--ille tomorrow morning & to atten ten Leigh Ellis to Mir. Llnford Howard Conard.
 Mayor W. M: Teague left last even- i ing for a brief visit to Columbus. Gl: be in his ofiic. tomorrow as usual.
 < ;: t who has been ill at a Montgomery in- hrmary for some time, is improving
  nmong the North Alabamans in Montgomery.
 Dr. James K. Powers of Florence was among the Saturday arrivals in Montgomery.
 MT. R. P. Brown of .Iayneville Ar rived in M0n'somssy e: last evening. came to the Capital City yesterday.
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 MT. F.. T. Nisbet is a visitor to Montgomery from. Florence.
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 MT. c. E. GulIedge of verbena is visitor to Montgomery.
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 MT J. S. Henderson of Brewton is a guest. at Mabson's <. 9. < MT William B. Bragg of Fort De. posit is in the city.
 MT W. l.. Wilcoxon of Lockhart Is a Montgomery visitor.
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 Mir. Joseph Lehman of Enterprise is in Montgomery;@
 Mir O. C. Garrett is in the city ITO" A"'"''S'a * * #
 Mir p S Hall is in Montgomery Fro" N00''' m M
 MT w. T sandidge of Cahaba Is at the Imperial.
 sound Advice