The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
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@o8y tudl cNhiUiiioho oi this character didn't tend to stimulate business to any great extent, but ! want to say right now l a,,, 3aye tried s,S aerse arss Si SiX, . E. Ipd we wead ReaEy Fave S' wouldn't be long before I would oe able to retire from business. .,. State Fair promoters to put mo down Tor sl0o next year and there IS pos pos sibiiity that ! may su"srr,6e ary dtser more. more. Association should need subscriptions. l don't see why ever; business ma ] block Possibly my line of business is such that N is benefited more than others by such an exhibition, but l iina Haeie s greatly taas ths sus@enied. u1tms " y
 "After this one Is over, let's ail pull together and make a state Fair here permanent. to which al: Alabama will look forward every year..
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 MOleswOrsh is In Town.
 Carlton Molesworthf, for several Sasesa Gots"eF tes % ast season member of the pennant win ming club of Birmingham is In Mont to take s.sebss ek % on bm tna Esr s morning and the popular ball play.r was surrounded on Dexter Avenne by  not rest until he. reviewed ever" phase of baseball since it first camt into existence. If the. fans of, Mont; it is Gladys" Molesworth. Amons other things he prophecies a strong aggregation in Baronville next sea "You know Iwould like to sen Montgomery have d good team," said Molesworth: The people ,of, of M9nt- c1nh and now is the right time for club to get busy and secure the best ma terial for the next: season: Mont team was near the foot all the time. Molesworth contemplates remaininx x ing an asphalt company at the Birm ingham Fair; He has been reserved by MoIssMSrtb nRsSdy VasEnni sxnants to return to Birmingham this afternoon CT tonight.
 MeDavid Pleased With Fair: :, Alabama. Tn fact. it's 'he pest State This is the verdict of Secretary of State Fair now in progress at Van 0Sfr MT McDavids- opinion is endorsed by many others who 'ave V'sitei the Fair" is 'ta said Mr. McDayid: ."Tt Is much better than l expected 1t 70 any other Fair ever held ia Mont gomery From one end to the other, | 1t is d good show-a inc show. l .lidn't think the officials Woula oe "1 was was especially we'll pleased with the agricultural exhibits. To me tnev
 a.A nd a ever saw in the State ~an approach | 1t. Nobody has found ny ,,ai zault 1haf w,an Sa1e tse spse1a soms o iust as thev a Vertised The whole Fair is real There is nothing faky or shoddy about it."
 Party Goes t0 Savannah. A merry party of officials and em. ployes of the Alabama Departmennt n or p"nS p snecta! .t.I % car for savannah. Ga: where they go to attend mee1ims of the company which will begin in the Georgia seaport today. .,o, Among those in the party when mSnaker tess in Monteomery: fon % II. Warren, assistant manager F. Crown agent in Rdsssmer Moeil,; and d. R. RgoerEsSn Hud son cianton W. Williams, George s. Peagler. V. B. Murray and J. Sc: ward Utler travelins a , salesmen aha nemnany 10r
 The party expects to return u, to Montgomery early in next week.
 . sn.,,,a < ns < Careful,
 General Manager ". H; Raglan: of the Montgomery Traction company said last night that he hoped parents would caution their children sf,, ana r1d,n es- on the cars so as to avert accidents. "As Friday is children.s Day at the Tar snnd snd M be Warnad Rasaa" agains jumping on and off moving cars. | hope the children will go to the Fair | and have good time. but I earnest ly hope they will be good and orderly | while on the cars. MT &. J. Harvey: . well know and popular citizen of Penrarola. ,sinns: Fla Fla Messrs. J M KobIns5a, M Sa ,r.. J. D. Hem derson and T. A; BrangshtTn nansa n tho torm n,y Messrs. C. II. Moone,, B F. Cook and w. G. Brown, of Inverness came |" Montgomery to take in the Fair
 Messrs. Sam Latham. Frank Thomas. J. F.. Robinson and G, w. killgore, o' ! Clanton. are taking in the fair
 Mir John w, Sibley, of Birmingham. | is among the North. Alabamians in | Montgomery this week : Dr. John w Abercrombie, Presiden. | of the State University, is among tas visitors to the city. Mir. J. A. Crawford of Andalusla. ac- | ronpanied by his wife. is d Montgomer' | visitor.
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 MT Max J. Winkler and Mir. John Davidson, of Birmingham. are in the city >:. Mir A G. Weaver and MT. B. Luttreil | ire Montgomery visitors from Brew | MT. A. H. Mason. of Evergreen, Is among the Alabamians in the Capi- |
 !. $ ;. Mr. c. O. Barnett and Mir R. F. Bar | nett are here from their home at Down. | ing.
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 Mir. G. l., Cir sham of Andalusia. is | q visitor to Montgomery this week MT. II z. Wilkinson. wife and child, | are in Montgomery from GreenvllI"
 7 2 E Mir, K. B Price of Troy, is in Mont | Somery, accompanied by Mrs. Price.
 !E < < Dr. J r. Hayes and Mir T. J. Little Whn, of Clanton, are in the city.
 < z $ MT Robert Ross Is among the citi- zrus of Eufauia !n Montgomery.
 |. < < Mir C. r. Merritt or Branticy, is