The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-17
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Ned ef Clty HospitaI.

T was glad to see that the Finance Comnittee Of the City Council is saI nnIanslmorsly sa In favor of city i,s;gsn h,9;spi yesterday Montgomery is one of the few cities of it's size in the Union that hasn't Its own hospital and, if the council should decide to have one, 1t will De q great step toward the ad- vanceL-ent Of our city.
 There is no doubt that we need a city hospital. not discrediting any or our present hospitals for they are all fine institutions But city hospital Is an entirely different thing.
 It seems that with the proposition submitted by the ladies in charge of the city infrmary and the zeal of City Physician, pr. Gaston Greil. the city should not be put to great inconven- ienee in providing for q hospital <, trodsaps hops ts hs Pasnss or sss hos pital bond issue as soon as possible and that t will be adopted"
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 signs On states Property.
 Fl am good friend of the State Convict Department" said a North Ala bama business man, who came to Mont- gomery last night but I have a word of criticism for the official who allow ed signs to be painted on the walls of the States property at speigncrs.
 This afternon when came down on ger, a Northern man, and I wanted to point out with pride the States stock ade at 5pefsnefs. When we got there was painsd to see great signs painted painted and other things. I had to apologize to my friend from the North for the man who permitted this thing to be
 These signs on walls and fences ought not to be allowed. They are of fensive to the eyes and the aesthetic seene a afe gnq serany enoS SougSt no to be a party to promoting such
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 South Alabama for Cunningham.
 A travelling salesman. recently re- turned from number of the counties in the First Congressional District, said yesterday that Cunningham would There was one County. he thought, would he a little close. but the others would go for him by large majorities. T trageled thirty miles in 2 bugsy man. and I spoke to every man I met on the road, everybody l saw in Q store, and I did net see single mon who expressed his intention of voting the County said that it was possible for Conner to get one vote in ten.
 "A County lying adjoining to this County, and also in the First District. win go three to. one for Cunningham. or I am no prophet"
 soIitics in Macon County.
 pr. |. " Johnson and MT; R. H. itol yesterday on business and return ed homo on an evening train.
 ,'Lieutenant Governor Cunningham Johnson with positiveness that car-l ried conviction. The tide has set in for him so strong that 1t cannot be turned to Conner despite the cfrorts of the friends of the Millionaire candi- date. Tuskegee is almost solid for Cunningham and we are receiving good reports from the country pre-
 MT Charles Henderson, of Troy, can- didate for Associate Railroad Commits sioner. spent yesterday in Montgomery day. Mir, Henderson expressed himself yesterday as being wed pleased with the outlook for his nomination. He has visited all sections of the State and he has scores of close friends in each of the counties who Is on guard for his interest
 state Senator Fred s. Blackmon. of Anniston, reached the city last night. He will be joined here this morning by Hon. John B. Knox who will come from Ozark where he spoke yesterday and they will so to Prattyi.le to speak to- day.
 MT. W. A. Davis, well known citi- zen of Anntstons who has many Mont gomery friends, came to town last night He will 90 to centerville this morning on a bushes strip.
 Rev. J. B Cummings. pastor of the Dothan. formerly pastor of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church of Mont gomery. Is in the city.
 Messrs. J. L. segrist. N, L. Morgan and O.. l.. Morgan of Brantley were in Montgomery last night
 Mir. L. K. Benson of Hayneville spent last night in the city.
 MT. F. Johnston of Selma was in Montgomery last night.
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 MT. E. H. Howard of Tuskegee Is visiting Montgomery.
 Mir J. H Landman of Huntsville is visiting the city. ., :,
 MT. J. D. Clark of Mobile is visit ing the city.
 MT. L. J. Pake of Unicntownsh in the city.
 Dr. A. M Pitts cfUnlOn Springs is in town.
 MT. Claude Bnrgin of Bessemcr is in toSn. .,
 MT. P. A. I.auck of Dothan is in