The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
SIDEWALK PENClLINCS
nenrfgon ArnInat Gernla

There has been a reaction against germs" the Placid Person remarked wlsn the llstlsssness, that s9mettmss tte ance. When they first caTne out say dozen years ago, they were all ths rage, and, to do them justice, they have. with their allies and aliases, mi- crobes and bacilli, played just about honors even with anything else that has. had the distinction of not being But they that took up germs mere ly as a fad. affected a dread of the bacillus--this, that and the other, as a H ns tey surn up tSe np faca " at the lettle pets the doctors play with through microscopes. They now d sGorn as much as they once sn ss admired res1 expression of derision say germ to one of the faddists; the theory that the world IS flat Is no more or an apsural- germs you can crowd into club sand wich. after which he will have no. more of you pr your arguments. k
 I watched a man reRdtng, a lew days ago. an article in The Advertiser, about the coming of one pr. McCor- mack. who according to the newspa., per. is to speak upon Prophylaxis and ''FIe stuck at the 'germane.' Always harptng on them germs he said; that is all I want to hear ...,,, - aowo .o the grave thinking the germane mat ters are germs, and if he heard forty doctors make forty addresses he would but germs And poor old Prophylaxis, in such bad company,,, he propapiy classes as a faith surs;
 Pleased With City Hall.
 "Of course, the stranger within your gates must modeStIy ~defer 10 the su- perior judgment of the native, said the observant visitor; wet, while l have not seen 1t in action. 90 to say. your City Hall seems to be of Ssutii- cient size and beauty to. satisfy the wants as well as the aesthetic sense or q much larger city than Montgomery. 'I have been here nearly a week and have seen nearly everything in it that is visible to the unofficial person. And I believe the City Hall caught my at~ tention more vhfclxly and held nay ad- miration more surely than aEy other object. Its proportions, viewed from without are certainly of pleasing ap- durably constructed.
 within, 1t seems to. me to leave nothin to be desired: have seen rev lie buildings and they are conveniently arranged..'I was surprised whs1 l heard that It's removal to n1Aye way Tor an other structure was < being sa "sisa'eo
 MT. R. w. Keely and Mfr. Logan Clarke of Atlanta. are staying at the Exchange Hotel Mir. Keely and Mr. CiAHkG are On EnefT way tO EAAk0Ah@ from Perdido Bay where they have spent the past month with MT. F. M. '0"' ' < % %
 At a late hoar last night MT; W. D. Brown, who Is critically i'll in his home, IT Adams Street, was reported to be resting more comfortably than at any time during the two previous
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 Mir. J W. Hunter Commercial Agent of the Southern Railway at Selma, was in the city yesterday.
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 MT. H. B. ,DeGraff. of Three Oaks, is staying at the Exchange Hotel.
 Mir. W. L. Laiicaster of Wetumpka, Is registered at the Imperial.
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 MT. R. Mitchell, of Birmingham, was staying at Clanceys yesterday.
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 MT. l.. Stein. Jr., of Mobile, Is reg istered at the Exeheange'
 MT. c. P. Orr. of Birmingham, was in the city yesterday.
 MT. A. Rice, of Monroeville, is reg istered at the Windsor.
 Ss $ 3s sygI - Mir. M. J. Hanie., of Birrnin gham, Is in the city.