The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-13
SIDEWALK PENCYLINGS


-. what a pity II is that this portion
west t of IA mean az; Of florida i'd,
part of that great, sympathetic, gen
erous state, Alabama" observed n
member of the Relief Committee the
other day to Pensacola newspaper
geographically it is II part OF Ala
bama, while in reality it is a part OF
Florida only, however. for purposes OF
taxation, and representation. ana
Roasting of the fact that Pensacola
narDOr is the only deep water port on
the Gulf.
When Pensacola is in trouble it
never occurs to the cities ana towns OF
the real Florida, to extend to her the
common "ourtesies of humanity, J.. C.,
messages of sympathy Tor her. and her
distressed distressed people in their travail
hearted and open-handed Alabama
never forgets us: and who of us can
ever forget Montgomery and Troy,
and Selma and a dozen other of Ala
bamaS generous, sNmpathe;ic com
muntttesI While we deciiEcd their
generosity simply and solely because
PENSACOLA Is great enough. and rich
enough, and generous enough to care
for her needy citizens rendered so by
the calamity which was visited upon
her last week, we appreciate to the
fullest the spirit which prompted it.
and Alabama will ever live in the
memories of every Pensacolian of to-
day.
sympathy of all Florida-knows that
Jacksonville and Tampa; Orlando and
Ocala. st. Augustine and Key West:
Tallahassee and Gainesville and all OF
the other lesser planets in Florida's
galaxy of stars. were weeping for her
in her troubles, but their sympathy
has been scaled with silence and their
tears must now be aeeting memories
ago"
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Ne Contagious Diseases Here.
1t was just a month ago Yesterday
that the list case of contagious dis
ease in Montgomery was reported to
the Montgomery Sanitary Department,
that being case of scarlet fever
GUS That. by the way. was the only
case Of disease of communicable ma
ture that was reported to the heaith
tire month of jeptember.
There may be case or two OF
smallpox or other diseases now evlst-
ing in Montgome- y" said Chief oierk
in speaking of health conditions. but
II there are. they have not been re-
ported to this Department, as the law
cold snap such as we have had VIII
bring out a few cases of smallpox, but
so far none has been reported TO US
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l.ieutenant HutchlnsOn Coming Home.
Writing from Manila under date OF
September 4, James B. Hutchinson. Of
MONTGOMERY. First Lieutenant 81
aa Re days aay for ' home me nd
that he expects to reach Montgomery
November Is.
Two transports bearing soldier left
Manila at the same time. They are
the Meade and the ingalls,. Lieuten-
ant Hutchinson sailed on one OF them.
They are due to arrive In New YORK
ciaily agreeable one. The boats will
touch at Singapore, pass through tne
straits of Malacco and across the Bay
of Bengal TO- ceyl n% at s adsn WIN whence
the vessels VII pass into the ated sea
and the Suez Canal From Malta and
Gibraltar the ships will cross the At
lantic to New York.
Lieutenant Hutchinson IS son III
Mrs. r. II. Hutchinson Of 100 Clithe-
raj Avenue. He was formerly. an Of
icer of the Montgomery Police De-
partment.
Hon. Fl. s. 3. Mallory of Selma.
Chairman of the state Democrats
Committee, spen, yesterdaN IN ne m9n 70
his home in Selma last night.
News from Birmingham Is , to TIE
Miles. who is in an infirmary there, is
Improving.
Mr.. j. c. Cheney. of Evergreen.
former citizen of Montgomery is al
the Imperial
Mr., F. NJ ra I and Mr. T, H.
Adams came In from Downing yes
terdav.
Mr.. ]; l.; Hin Of birmingham ing s,tv ia
= e e
Mr.. j. w. Hammer. of camp Hill
was in the city yesterday
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Mr. F.. A. Lauck is i visitor IN
Nonteomery from Dothan
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Mr. NJ. A. Luther Is d Montgomery
visitor from Enslcy.
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Mr. q Gamble of Delmar. is Nlsi-
tor in Montgomery. - +.
W. - >: = ,
Mr.. c. ]. Ellington is in Mon'So"-
erv from Gold Hill.
cry 4: x 4
Mr. II. H. Hayes Of Union Springs
is in Montgoir r..
Mr.. F.. C. Melvin of Selma is at the
New Exchange. ;, = -
Mr.. p. j. Ryan is Ia the city l'""i
pit oh