The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
SIDEWALK PENCILfNGS
An Estiletic Wa:chmarl.

Coming in the union railway sta tion on a train from the North yes terday." said a travelling man last evening ,G1;ga mg attGation atGa,a. was called isa little house occupied by. the watch man of the railroad tracks just north of the station. There was nothing Tn the house different from the --cndreds of others used for similar purposes all over the country, but h the adorn- ment of the place there was a world of difference. The man who spends the better part of his life in that little room certainly has developed the sense and power of beauty. On the side Of the house he has constructed frame, as large as the house itself and over this frame he has trained vines which have completely covered the sides and formed a shelter from the sun, glNnE him a comfortable place in which to sit through the long, hot aays.t y.t,ne, or the morning glory"I are not only uSo full as a protection from the rays or the sun. Out, when in the early 1S morn, In all the beautiful tints or pihk plt" It and purple, the place is most attract i've and inviting tba me ,,ttie tfeshpss place was remarked by number Of people ou the train, and l am sure If the mSa i5a to whose sense of the oeautiiLuA' snng of cool and Verdant brightness, coaid know the nice things that were thousne and said, he would feel feel rspai6d P 6sd many exy pended and the attention he had given to the beautifieation of the place
 Praises POstofice.
 .1r considering the recent primary" said 6 friend of one or ths ga atne is in last evening"" "a word or pTaIStts 10 As M order for the Montgomery postornce' .,I AS a feature of the campaign 't seVsrat of the candidates, lal qua anahuit;tSsS ,,.;tS tbe m literature were snt out Thls Wlth lS 1nS tbe already overworked office force. Notwithstanding their difficulties they manaked to handle everything WILD comparative promptness' ,si so dara hie mail was delayed any cohsiderapAe
 MT Joseph Dimmick. MT. Henry Irwin, the mailing clerks. and the car riers, all united in an effort to prompt lv meet the unusual pressure. Ihey certainly deserve the thanks or q" candidates and their friends.
 What the Boy V a-ted. universal 0t oGDTss fang know i6 the sHD fond father of a new arrival to believe mat ms ms offspring is the brightest and best ever ushered 8 into %oGt sG,G @o9epy an1 ph fath CT "Still, I think can lav claim wlsn ls a great measure of justice being the ga9teg ga of ni. as shos. Shasp out yGnnt at toes "His name is Fred and ne IS four years old. few days ago an uncIe of the youngster was ntec s '"e f" hmv inc little chap something. He never had any kids of his own and didn't know whether oars d0li Sp sh9 so he decided what do you want. Freddie. doll -9r., he 'n ,oea1spted began him.
 "Til have the dollar he said
 Eli 'if bet that boy will be great hnan'ier one of shsss S 0A'
 MT. L. L. Gflbert, Secretary of the C mmercial Club. has returned to cation in North Caroltna'
 Among the Birmingham visitors to Montgomery yestsseFseaS t s was MT j. B'
 Messrs L. M Hargis and J. W. Berger of Dadeville. are registered at the lm- ''''' %%sS
 Mir J. T Thrasher of wetumpka, spent yesterday In Montgomery MT Joe S4ackleford of Tuskegee, was in Montgomery yesterday
 MT J. R. Johnson of Union Springs. was in Montgomery v yesterday s Mir Thomas M Barnett of Verbena. 3 S 2s
 Mir A. A Mooty Of Roanoke. spent | yesterday in Montgomery Ss 3s F | Mir R. l.. Brown ofs Birmingham, is | registered at the TmDertal. % M %
 Mir w. NJ w. Comber was visitor | tp the city yesterday. 5s g ss | MT. NJ. A. Graham of Prattville, is reg | !stered at the Ma bson.
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 MT. w. A Roop of Brewton, is stop l ping at the Mabson.
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 MT. c. A Yates of Gravella, was in | the city yesterday.
 Race Riots at the North. | Macon Telegraph
 | Race riots are nrecipitated from