The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-18
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
The Barking Dog Nui.ance.

vertiser q we'll known citizen says.
 ad st tnink that a san ~ssbsa ss ssilsn SSptimist I try to look upon the
 Tt Is the incessant barking of dogs et night do not object to any man 3 keepiug dog If he wants to, but from barking and bowling lat night seems to me that If 9 dog 10 worth within bounds and not allow him to streets and through his neishhor's
 Last night the midnihgt hours were made hideous by the incessant bark ing of dogs and for more than two
 If the City Council can pass law othsrf is not this barking of dogs tive psrson in a ehe sdts eity sl white and colored, will say 1t Is. Then appeal te the refined people of the city to nnissnas nniss ls g abaasS nsgsament to have 'his For q Greater University.
 nlsSs es@ms,es onarTsn os sne if sns ty Alumni Association, Is doing some ective work fin the interest of that me ola q tRSstitusion tSs naa0nss of the campairn Committee to secure 500 students for the next year at the University and the committee of which Miss Minnie In 'r postal fs esrd' card which the commit. tee is sending to the alumni and srnsli @aiI is made for the institution.
 "srhe greater University move ment., says the committss. .ls ns 2 iong1 look promises the most magnincesl opening in the history of Aiabama This IS indeed glorious, but should and. % as 1s each @ siumnus ' viii viii feel feel per sona1 interest in the result, he ought to contribute his individnal part there Sssn tq 1ar be osastoas s assS assxs sere ca be no doubt that our State will have well advanced upon the movement to place Harvard or Yale on the banks
 Scared of the Burglars. With all this burglar scare !, iapaagg ssa are R9es 1es5 so strue the least sound on their prem ises as indication that a burglar is There have been quite number Of burglaries. but not enough to cause such a fright In city of so.ooo inhab-
 Now. remember distinctly the other night of five calls received at the police station from different sec tions of the city that 5urglshns 9hsv were rs all false alarms. Officers were sent out and found them to be SO. In one in- stance. the occupants of the ,isss ressidenee zee to window of the house and was att tempting to get in. 4. thorough exam ipation was made sna caer ao imprifn, as f,una 0h They were just scared That's all"
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 TO Move Away From Montgomery. Moatsomesy ans es are 's asking for for houses for pie to contempiate moving out of es s in the suburbs" said railroad man "A number of the engineers and their % homes at at either Montgomery or bile to live, for while Montgomery as they feel that they cannot afford to nay the high prices asked fer houses for the next year and VIII go 70 MO Dis wers .neg ca Ss Ssve asked per mission to move outside of the call ing distaneef as it is within the call ing limit that house rent has so ado than to rent oRe,, at the figures now asked for houses
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 Dr. Gaston Greil, City Physician, will leave today on his vacation. He York and much of his time will be spent in Fesear9e ESsk'
 Messrs. Ike simon and Gus simon have returned to Montgomery from New York after being away from the city for several weeks.
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 Mir George Darden is away from Montgomery on his vacation. He left the city last Tuesday for Tuscaloosa. MT. w. B. Flowers ef Greenville is registered at the New Exchange,
 Mir. Floyd B, Powell of Tuskegee Is at the New Exchange Hotel
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 Mir O. B. Cowan and wife of Union Springs are at the Imperial.
 Mir A. L. Parks of Andalusia is at the New Exchange:
 MT E. R. Malone of Dothan is at the Imperial Hotel:
 Hon. W. G. White of Sheffield is at the Mabson Hotel.
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 Mir. L. J. Morgan of Brantley is in Montgomery.
 Mir C. H. Mann of Selma is at the Mabson. Mir. J. H. Adams of Ozark is in the city.