The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
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Endless cAs,. Of Movinx.

EnAless chain Of MovinE.
a number OF Nontsomery women IN
res Ia streets IN the city were tell
They were all good stories. but there
Is the best one, or at least the ladies
all declared II the best. One of the
sold his home to vacate the first Of
October. He bought another homo in
the same nfghborhood, to get posses
s sion the fir Of October When Mon ION,
day Of October--he found that the
drays which he had engaged to be at
his home at o'clock. would not be
appoint the people who were moving
into the house which he was vacatinS.
ne heb huFriediy sent to his plantation ma ana
number Of his field s hands loading his
household effects. When his wagons
reached the place to which he was
moving. he found the people there al
her hands because Of the non
appearance Of the draws to move her
goods The big hearted gentleman;
erdereS a sss news es eamsr
their destination. When his wagoners
STATE the Of The ypeo SHea
which to load their goods. Again the
wa wagons ms, were emptied of one load r ana
time they found the coast clear and az
ter unloading. returned to the starting
point only to find that his next door
drays ana he forthwith had her goods
loaded on to. his wagons and carried
to her new home. Remember that 1t
had had rained All day and in the mud and
with his own teams and men
moved four families. He had rather
neglected his own affairs at a time
for being bit selfish. That philan-
thropic gentleman was Captain J. M.
Faulkner.
\ One 81 the BEST evidences Of the
prosperity of our people lies In the
fact that we cannot employ white boys
81 the We western Union Tele-
graph Company's Montgomery office;
Time was when few families OF this
part pa Of the country didn't have to Pvt Pvt
family income. 1t seems that now the
boys are sent to school.
have advertised for messengers,
handle our business. Under our in
creased wages an active, quick boy can
as mSsh SIS has BEEN
spread before Montgomery boys and
still they do not seem to want the
"A difficult problem confronts us in
and similar problem is
to be solved by us in many of the
Southern cities. / attribute 1t to pros.
deny their boys the benefits OF educa-
ton when they are ahlo to do So"
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Alarm of Riot Bell.
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manner Of { the Gazing out of he Mont Mont:
gomery militia companies the other
evening"" said a citizen yesterday, that
did not at all app appea mort to ms 9E
since the recent outbreak at Atlanta.
and then to have the riot call rung on
the big fire bell at the time Of night
been avoided, If possible, =,
I'm my own family, as II happened.
I was down town during the evening.
dren. were alone at home. The need
less uneasiness and anxiety caused her
and other women situated in much the
same condition In various parts OF
can be better imagined
than described
ut seems to me. that some means
ought to have been found for calling
without ringing the riot call, and thus
the people of the city
This is especially so, inasmuch as tho
call for the troops was not to aueil any
incipient instruction in our own city.
and a half hour, more or less. in the
time Of assembling. was of compare
tive inconseauence."
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Compliments the Soldiers.
1.-THE Montgomery military should be
for the prompt manner In
which they responded to the riot call
to go to Mobile Tuesday night" said
a citizen yesterday. 1T was crafty
ing to see how eager every military
was to be taken to the Gulf
City.
ency cali. They rushed to their arm
cries. great many running great
distances. 1t was remarkable to note
how fast the men donned their uni
forms. gathered their equipment and
were ready to take the special train
to Mobile. ~.
The Blues were esrecially FORUM
ate on that night 1t was muster night
with them and the large number of the
district. although they had been dis
missed by Captain Weiss. met
squad OF Blues in the neighborhood of
the Montgomery Theatre few min
and. as soon as they were informed
that their services might be needed
they were happy at the prospects and
We're delighted when they REACHED the
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mess to go.
You can well imagine how sorely
disappointed all were when the an
nouncement reached the armory tina;
the Governor had revoked the call for
troops"
Col C. R. Bricken. who commands
the end Infantry. was in Montgomery
He expressed qualification
at the quick response of the soldiers
to the call.
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Mr., F. p. Bricken of Luverne is
visitor to Montgomery,
Mr. ]. c. Wessner of Birmingham
is at the New E :: !: s
Mr.. j. T. HAYES of Union Springs
is at the New MADISON;
Mr.. f. o. Hall is in the city from
Cecil.
Mr.. r B. Brown came down from
yesterday,
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Mr.. T. n, Fallon of Prattville is at
the Imperial,
g'mery if0" 10y. y
Mr. W: P. Stewart of opelika is at
Clancy's Hotel.
Mr. j. n Ray is in Montgomery
from his home at Helena.
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Mr.. j A. Rifrc of Headland is a
visitor.
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Mr. w. II Daughtry of Hartford is
a Capital City visitor.
Mr.. f. V, Caldwell. Jr, of Harpers-
Vile is a the Windsor.