The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-21

| 40G1 WGuL kAIO 6 fGSL4aFAAt H6dE an apron that I'll bet he swiped from the towel rack; ! gave my order I; e nusss aao Sroues sfsr ne sOsS pste I I did not mind that so much, for had come from Mobile. But when had to weight down the butter to keep it from wrathy. Then I set about getting a drink of water. After four requests the ebony colored man with the apron brought it, ana by that time my sup
 Never mind. Jim, we are going to have a new hotei some day. Come in of the supper away" Crowds for CarnivalH. The Carnival crowds are already be- ginning to wend their way South to- ward New Orleans and Mobile. A num- Der of Montgomery people have gone to in these cities, and the last revel of merriment before the somber pail of the Lenten season settles over the
 The trains passing through this city l from Northern cities are all crowded with sightseers who are trying .to get cursions on all roads leading to Mo- bile and New Orleans leave the North ern cities. Railroad men say the pas- of ofhhss tSe % carnva fV Win hR@ Bs uneauaiied @ n T was in New Orleans yne other asy ss otss tsd last rsgsheg nh gS man rssSS m S9e Sd streets are filled with people whS are there to see the show. Tbe hotels have have been booked Tar n s excess of E thei5 the city had to visit five hotels be- fore securing room, and at that had | to double up with a stranger While there. heard that all the hotels are I doubling their rates in anticipation os the holiday crowds.
 "rhe preparations, too. are for a big they fss ana have eTe ever Sad The % people thers here have more money than they have had in other years, and they are going to hands out for all they can make. too" Hartman Interests in AHabRmn. Now that the Hartman interests nois Central stock. the talk of. the in- tention of that road to enter the State of Alabama is being resumed. According to the statement of a traY- cling man from the North, who visited Rsye already Sesn made for tSe 'fni. fiii the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad on June 1, and thus obtain an outlet on the gulf at Mobile This a 'I prominent pr ofhciaI of the Alabama ma road. It is the intention of the Harri- man people, he, said. quoting the same 10 offer song paraie route to the Louisville and Nashville, through the entire State. While the travelling man was not sure how this latter part of the plan would be worked he was quite posi- tive in hts. statement regarding the route to Mobile.
 W. ". wadsworth, of wadsworth, was in Montgomery yesterday, attend sss netspg of tRs Mr, Wordsworth. is one of the oldest lumbermeen in in the S,. state having been of the war between the States.
 The Mobile Register says: MT. Frank w: Burrows, who has been in ploy of The Mobile. Register leaves to- day to accept position with The Mont gomery Advertiser His many friends field"
 ,supsEintsatdsast of ,oI Education nst I; ". through Etowah county in the inter | est of local taxation for school pur- poses. An election for this purpose has | been order in Etowah county for March
 Rev. Neal l.. Anderson has returned from Pensacola and will fill his pulpit tonight at the Central Presbyterian church.
 Mir. T. W. Lee and Mrs Lee will leave this city today to attend Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
 Mir G. H. Jones. Secretary to the President of the State University. was in the city yesterday
 MT. A. M. Pitts and MT. E. D. Johnson, of Selma, are registered at the New Mabson.
 Hon Robert J. Lowe, of Birmingham. spent yesterday in Montgomery
 MT. J. D. Norman. of Union Springs spent last night in Montgomery,
 Mr. John M. Garrett, of Elba, is reg istered at the Imperial
 MT. J. D. Henderson. of Sanford is visiting Montgomery.
 in town last night
 MT. Frank S. White. Jr., of Birming- | ham, in is town.
 Mir. Ernest L. Blue. of Union Springs, is in the city.
 MT. Boyd stevens, of Greenville. is in the city,
 Mir. E. W. Hare, of Monroeviuo. is in the city.
 pr. J. H. Mccormack. of Mobile is in town. 3,
 MT. William Gray, of padevillc is in | town.
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