The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20
SIDEWALK PENClLiNGS
Fleer lRsgna ln I.oafslana.

DeeF nasnA sn Leufssana.
 T have just returned from an ex- tended deer hunt in the wilds of Louis terday. A party of us were out for seventeen days and returned to Mont gomery Monday. It Is tho greatest pSf I've killed twenty-two deer and one of them was the largest buck I have ever nailed in my life. He was monster.
 our trip was our inability to bring any of our game back home. The laws Of Louisiana allow you to lSill as many deer as you like but prohibit you If0nl were unable to devour all sf the say. ory veuison and we had to actna1ts give it away, and hated to do It. would have been one Of my greatest these home and distributed them This Is a real story am telling, no hoax about It. May be U was 2oous ,lls had slain twenty-two of the. animals For. had our number reached twenty three. it would have been case ot slSidoo for us. which means ses ent e1t and go heme. So l suppose we a"a'l7 doned the trip just in time,
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 nreunen Praises Montgomery.
 "Montgomery is growing, anq tn9t
  Drennen. who has returned NFom ,,,. hrief visit to the Capital City, says The Birmingham Ledger. T was impressed, and admit somewhat aafpI95seo: 1 SSe,.ss' so ses If did on every side in our Capital City Many changes have taken place slnce my previous visit to that city. Anoth- CT thing that Montgomer5t can boast or. ana that is one of the best hotels in the South. The New Exehange ls eeI- tainly magnificent hostiery,. All of the hotels in the city are said 10 oe doing a splendid business, ana ! heard 1t talked that another large hotel the size of the New Exchange, was to be built at an. early date.
 Tho condition of Mir. Edmund n. Murray, the blind man, who was in iured by a street car on South Court Street Monday afternoon: was appags- ently unchanged yesterday. He sut- hnt inc attending surgeon does not ap- prehend any serious consequences. Mr Murray was most severely injured about the head and nc mas not ISeh sst free from headache since the aceiaent Wr Murray Is at the home of his broth ar Mr. " P, Murray, 22 South street
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 MT. P. L. Mayes, publisher or Tne MIfse Mnnfromery and Went to Pensaeola last night. MT. Mayes is. one of the sMc- cessful publishers of the soutn. hiS newspaper Is enterprising' aeWsy an9 I.a abiy edited. It reflects great credit mpon the Florida seaport. He says Pensacola has about recevered from the ravages of the terrible septempeF storm :. a m Anna Patterson, a negress, was ar~ rested yesterday morning by Police oflcer E. W, Jackson and yesteFaay afternoon was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $2O0 on a charge or | grand larceny. She was accused or ! stealing fur from the store of A. B. Knowles and Company. | MT. W. R Hall of New Decatur is l in the city. having come to MohtSohl 1 cry to attend the conferenee ot street | railway men MT. Hall. who is mana ger of the street railway system ln 1 Kew Decatur, is well known throughout | the state. having assisted m the con | struction of several systems
 No perceptible change was noted yes- | terday in the condition of Mr. J G' Starr, the young man ni9 wh9 was eorIv 1h, MSoeday Sqpedd '" morning. His condition IS IS siilI regarded as serious; MT. Starr IS Iat st. Margaret's Hospital l Messrs. W. C. Raymond and II z. collins of Troy, are staying g the Glenmore- ., 1 Hon. W. E. Cfumptou. an et'u t.UJ of Evergreen. is in the city on huM" ness E g %
 Messrs. D. G. Lyon and, E Lyon of Coilirene. are registered at the Impe- | rial. a s.
 Mir. c. II. B Epps of London is l ragistcred at the New Exchange. 3s E S4
 MT. R. L.. Glenn of Florence is stay' ing at the New Exchange.
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 Hon A. M. Garber of Talladega Is registered at the Exchange.
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 Mir. Fl. D. Clayton of Eufaula is registered at the Imperial
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 Mir. R. L. Goldsmith of Hayneyille is staying at the Imperial
 Mr. H. D Lewis of Collirene, if registered at the ImpeIia4C
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 Mir. Charles A. Weber of Birmingham is al the New Exchange.
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 Hon. J F. staliinEs of Birmingham is visitor to the city.
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 Mir. Oscar Crenshaw of BowlinE l Csr~@- E~~t't@kv ts visitnr to th'