The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
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Mobile is- almost Sntirely recovered from the Affects of the recent terrible storm that struck that city. in com s1 :, said Montgomery oitlzen yesterday, who had just returned from a visit 10 Mobile, "but there are stiu many places especially in the outskirts of rible havoc 1t wrought
 There are yards about unoccupied mansions of the older type, which were once magnificent, which are now put and limbs. Sears may be seen. too, on many of the houses and other bulld- ings, and one man showed me pile of wood in which there must have been eight or ten cords of wood. which he remarked with q smile was all there was left of a huge tree that had once stood In his front yard. It seems al most Incredible that such landmarks could be blown down.
 seThe people everywhere on the coast are taking things philosophiea fly, and are not bemoaning their III eate. They realize that great damage was done: but 1t is renaarkable the live spirit Of hopefuInees with which the people of Mobile have rebuilt the ruined build- ings, and are resumin& the task or building up the eontneree and varied
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 Snowman Talks of Fair.
 A showman who has been a particl- pant of all fairs held on the southern cry and talked freely Of the Fereht fair at vandiver Park. N
 to an Advertiser man. sthat without was Sug inc blFgest G ana best Ss show of it's kind held nj the south this year. It was truly remarkable achievement this Montgomery fair. Everything make a business showing at fairs were doubtful as to what we would have in Monfgomery The result was most sat isfactory. Indeed, we did the best bus mess in Montgomery of any Of the 'srhe Montgomery fair was far ahead of those in Atlanta. Macon. Augusta, Birmingham and Nashville. When I say this mean the attractions were more satisfactory. the attendance was larger and more money was made. The Montgomery fair was satisfactory to the people who attended 1t and satis- The other fairs did not meet with the approval of either of these classes
 Lieutenant wiIey'a Condition.
 The following telegTams were reeeiv- ed on yesterday by Col. A. A. Wiley, relative to the condition of Lieut.. N. J. Wiley of the 9th Infantry, who is i'll of yellow fever in Cuba:
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 ''The War Department has not Fe- eeived any report touching your sons condition other than that telegraphed you on yesterday
 Military Secretary"
 Havana. Nov. 6. 1906. "Col A. A. Wiley, Montgomery, Ala. "Snggeons report iLeutenant "Wiley's condition today psiY ys5Y ssaiSdaStoSEjy e6mmSSSjn~
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 Meeting of Cotton Men.
 Mir. W. r. Vandiyer will leave this to to attend a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Southern Cotton As- sociatton, of which he is a member. The committee will meet tomorrow in We ought to set the next annual meeting of the Cotton Association in Montgomery" said Mfr, YandiveT. The next meeting place will probably be lanta meeting. If our people want the meeting held here will be glad to invite the committed to name Mont gomery as the place..
 Mir. Vandiver expects to return, to Mon tgomery Friday evening.
 Clothes Needed fer Poor. Chief of Police w.. F. Taylor says that 9f late he has Aad tSs c,Ey number 16e st sistanee, in the way of clothing chill dren, as well as men and women, for the more severe winter months. but that unfortunately he has had no sup ply of old clothes from which to sup ply the wants of the needy. He sug- gests that If anyone having old cloth ing for which they have no need will send 1t to his office in the city build ing. he will see that 1t is properly distributed among the needy poor. Or if anyone will notify him that he has such clothing he will send out for it and attend to Its distribution.
 MT. Henry Hicks of Anniston, who has been visiting relatives In the city left yesterday morning for Atlanta. -
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 Mir. Charles A. Calhoun came down from his home at Birmingham yester- day. n M M| MT. Robert Newman and Mir. J. B Mims of Abbeviue are in Montgomery # $ fx
 Mir. c. P. Williams of opelika is among the visitors, to Montgomery MT. Morris Gardner came to Mont gomery from Mobile yesterday.
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 MT. H. c. Burdeshaw of Headland is a visitor to Montgomery.
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 Mir. Nathan Lobman, one of the well known business men of Montgomery and a member of the City Council from