The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
SIDEWALK PENC7LINGS
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| SIDEWALK PENCTLINGS |
 R<scuea Woman From Surf.
 A thrilling rescue of atwoman, Mrs Savannah. is reported by The Savannah Morning News, as having taken place at Tybee Beach on the Atlantic coast, Tn which MT. Luoius Bowick- of saw annah. who has brother in Monf9om- err played the prominent part:
 Mrs. Gould, 1t seems, had been n bathing with a number of other attend antA of the Fresh Air Home and some forty of the children of that Institution, when suddenly she found she had been dragged beyond her depth by the tioe; Unable to swim. with rare presence CT mind. the threatened woman turned on her back. and allowed herself to float. in the hope of keeping ahoat until res- cue should come. News that wo- Bowick. who was seated on a bench at some distance from the scene Hun. ming hastily to the spot. he discarded his clothing. and carrying rope In ms teeth, swam out the quarter mile Wnicn the tide had by this time carried her. and fastening 1t arou her bod swan In while persons on shore slowly pulled
 The heroic effort of MT, Bowick was widely heraided in the Savannah pa pers. He Is a brother of Mir. w, E. Bowicl< of Montgomery. Tn the meenani- cal department of The U x Advertiser Elms As Shade Trees. 'sThere Is great deal or talk about civic Improvement" and the beautiiy- pg or tns Hstsly slss saa moaid In'f9mefo aa to ratse my voice for just one time ana suggest that if the owners of the city property would plant trees of s1mi- | lar specass, if not for an entire street at least on each block. 1t would have a decided tendency towards beautifyinz
 ssNoti1inr is prettier and more home | like than trees growing along the sidewalks in a city or townh and no tree for the purpose IS better than the Elm The trouble ana eNpsn5g ol o compared to the beauty and the com fort derived from them in only few years
 for street culture for a. number of reasons. chiefly for hardness. sym metry. and rapid growth as ss ss
 First Register oE New dExehunEe. The first register of the New Ex- | change Hotel was closed at midnight | ThuTsdav and the second register ei the hotel was immediately opsned ,n r,, | [, 1906. at the same time that the doors | of the hostleTy were thrown open to the public The first one to write her name in the volume was Mss Nettie cassenheimer. daughter of simon Gas I senheimer. who is president Of the Ex- change Hotel Company. On the first day, hundreds of Montgomerians wrote l their names on the register. The volume win be filed away by the hotel company and kept as a relic In years to some it may prove h. | tereSting to future generations.
 The old register contains approxi- l mately 5000 names.
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 The ride Towards Cunnanghan- l 1-.a-x a ~rrAn and highly respected citizen of Mont gomery. is thus reported In The selma Journal:
 | of the Underwood Typewriter who has l been over the southern portion of Ala l bama considerably, was in Selma yes ! terday. and asked how he found ths I found the sentiment very greatly in Dr l Cunningham's favor. have lately l been through Wilcox and Monroe coun' ties and practically everyboaX I me 1 were open in their advocacy of Dr. Gun 1 ninghamis cause. Sometimes the snthn ] siasm would overflow and there woult | ring out a Hurrah for Cunningham. believe Dr. Epnningham is going 10 p' | elected"
 l Monroe For sCunningham. I Mir. L. J. Bngg. a well known attor- 1 tizen of Monegomery. spent yesterday l in Montgomery. He is a strong sup i porteM of Dr. Cunningham for Gov I ernoT and he Is confident that he VII | carry Monroe County.
 I eCunningham will carry Monroe ! County" said Mfr. Bugs. He hai great strength in our section of th' State. In the race for alternate Sena tor, Clarke Knox and Johnston appeal ! to be In the lead. However, Bankheas has developed some strength in Mon roe County reeentRiys R Dr .shirlev Tararr preafdent of th, State Board of Convict Inspectors, lief yesterday for New York City. on a va cation of ten days or two weeki ciate Inspector M. " Camper, will re main in Montgomery, attending to thi | affairs of the Department. The regula' vict Inspectors viii be held today, an, | will be attended by MT, Camper ans Physician Inspector Nat c. Clarke. Mir Fred w. Kirkland of Jackson vile. Fla. formerly General Agent il Montgomery for the Atlantic Coas Line, spent yesterday in the city.
 pav IT M E'an,anse act,nr paato of the First Presbyterian Church, lief yesterday for Golden, where he will spend a few days.
 Hon. AI ". Rushton, Crenshaw Coun tvs Representative in the Legislature Luverne.
 Judge J. B. Castor returned yester day from Turn Pike, N. C., where h spent several weixs in recreation.
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 Hon. J. Tom gHefin. of Lafayette Fifth District Congressman, spent yes terday in Montse%eSy 2
 Messrs. H. o. Bowling and J. R. Dow ling of ozark. are visiting Montgomer1
 MT. Frank W. Crensbaw of Mobile spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 Dr. NJ H Hageod of Haynevill'
 spent last night in the city
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 MT. W. o. Brown and L. B. Thompso
 fTroy. are in MontgomerH.
 Judge J. c. Wood of Hayneviils was in town last slge'' MT John S. Graham of Jackson. wa in the city last night;
 Hon. A. H Merrill of Enfanla' was town last night ., a @
 Col c. F. Hamilton of Greenv'li' Is in the city. ., A, a,
 MT. J. V. Dickerson of Clayton IS
 the city.
 D Mr. Douglass Allen of WSaam IS
 town.
 A Correct Statement of the c"se.
 fTSy %y HfFa1a H c Compton. candidate fo