The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-30
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
Improvemenf. !. Mobile.

-&@1ANAV<Nm&MA4 &n M0Nttcs . A Montxomery man who came ion crops of Southern Alabama looked aiean dfom tns train to be In spiendi.dd .dcns oons oL much rain. streams all along the road beinE swollen. U. w.t K was much imgressed:. hs ssie. Thsy have se''i irnpfovsd sssY ths @ sppsarsncs or the city immensely since was there three years ago. The city gov sfnims howsyer seems sa o of faps pysyns material including the wood blocks Where there is great deal ol pay Ning te be done. 1t would seem that the city legislative body would agree on some one material and pave al uI the streets with that material x would not say that any material IS tlie on % the vs'Saas materials. l put put know that uniformity of paving adds to the gen eral appearance Of q city.
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 The railroads will be 3 main iacss sMoi,,somsry,. said a ma man .ynso.,os wso IS and development ansisp of 1T the city The improvements in differsnt stages Of progress. contemplated by several oI the leading railroads .with&in in the ay s,ay increased facilities for handling iargsr business will give emPioymesn,s oy ts,s growth and a welfare. Ths four roads contenplating extensive improve. ,s Atlantic Coast Line. the Western of vile and fhe Mobile and Ohio. There are m9fs ass1 the CT futsre 4hsr which will < be of benefit to Montgomery.'
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 Compliments Artillery.
 Inspector General Robert v. Ligon, of the Governors staff, returned yes terday evening from Mobile where ne went to inspect the camp of the lst General Ligon has visited all of the camps of the Guardsmen, the camp ~ the artilierists being the last tQ pc held this year. When ne came h trosn srn pressed himself as having been much pleased at what he had seen ot ths soldiers of Alabama. The camp of me artillery battalion on the Bay shsii ideal camp. and Major samuel \ Westeott, who commands the aTtillers ists. was shown much attention by the soldiers of Mobile.
 VIII Welcome Bryam.
 Colonel A A. Wiley, Reprcsentatlve in Congress from the Second Distrlct of Alabama. has been appointed mem. extend a greeting to William Jen- things Bryan upon his return to the united states. He has accepted the ent to participate fin the interesting exercises incident to this patriotic oe' casion, which is going to be memors- bie in the history or fh's country
 Messrs. sam Hirscher and Asthar Hirscher. co-managers of the Mont gomery Theatre, have arrived m New four weeks. arranging theis bookSlngss Slnas address aSf asAi is the Hotel Gilsey.
 MT. Harry T. smmisb, m I a well known lawyer of Mobile. passed tnrossn m route roaesfo'es to ssluda, N. C.. where he will spend several weeks
 Mr T. E. Leak: sr.. has returnsa has been for the past three weeks Mr lame. $. $aiief < returned yester- day evening from Mobile. where hs went on professional business sasiis sis:ro oi Srnsss hss,'sss ssr. ana s Mont gomery yesterday. ham spent yestssgasy in the '''s
 Mir. J. S. carroi, of Troy, was visitor in the eity yesterday.
 MT. W, S. Cooper, of Birmingham. spent yesterday In the city.
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 Mir. E. H. Hurst. of Birmingham. was in the city yesterday.
 % g q Hon. Fred Blaekmon, of AnntstoS, is at the New Exchange.
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 MT. J. A Black. of Luverne was in the city yesterday.
 Mir. J. T. stewart, of Eufauie- IS at the Windsor.
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 MT. F. J. stell. of Mobile, Is at the Imperial.