The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-13
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Montgomery Ferri.x Ahead

"Montgomery's era of remarkable sSsivlty ,;,,,S and prosperity dates from the the Legislsture." said a citizen. Prom the moment that our city became Greater Montgomery. things took on were numbers ped' of people % who fought against the extension of the city lim- It's. don't believe they would swap 'sThe activity in Montgomery real estate. think. is wonderful for city the size of ours. Day after day. we hear of large deals in Montgomery clay and the prices being paid i indicate Consider the movement fsr extend- ing Monroe street through to Com merce street. which will thereby af. lord Montsomery new 1s aman1 bIssns yar stree. sn With the Commercial Club now arranging feasible plan by which to 1us'e onr city. .Anuhi [ think ois. of the missing links in our advancement will have been supplied, and Montgomery should easily have ioSiooS & oy i'1o'
 aswixsle-tooth PresOn.
 When said swizzle- tooth I thought everybody knew what I meant. said The Person Whose Past Experiences Are Limited Only by Opportunity Tor
  prised to know that the term was lost on many of my hearers "When I say swizzle-tooth person I moan a person that is essentially sibi- es so loudly that the rest of his speech Is lost. There was one at the theatre the other night. He said everything that contained an ess so loudly that the auditors forgot everything else. In his lines 1t was intensely sibilant. and even In the choruses his swizzle- tooth was triumphant He was the finest swizzle tooth I over heard on or on the stage.
 into a sprinkling tooth, and then the re- suits are disastrous. The sprinkling tooth is notably destructive in the rope. tition of such words as papa, potatoes. prunes and poultry; the swizzle tooth tillancy of Sara stupefied Samuel" In either expression the resultant enect is deplorable."
 Better Garbage system.
 There is some talk about better garbage system being established in Montgomery" said citizen yesterday. This is movement in the right di- rection and in line with work being done in nearly all the Southern cities, which has been too long neglected.
 "A beginning along this line might he made by placing garbage. cans and receptacles for trash in various parts "This is IS the time for spring clean ing and while the people are beauti- flying their homes. the streets should receive careful < ettsntiSn' g %
 The following item from Bird Lore. a magazine published by The National Association of Audubon Societies. is of interest to citizens of Alabama:
 The bill spoken of in the January f,tt hnr nf branches of the Legislature and was signed by the Governor and 1t Is now a law in this State. It Is without doubt the most advanced and drastic game By appointment of the Governor Hon. John H. Wallace, Jr. has been made the Game Commissioners Of the State. and this means that the new law will he enforced, for he is a most ar dent protector and has a very high conception of the value of birds to az riculture, and also that they are one of the assets of a State and should be conserved in every possible way"
 Captain A. C. Sexton, Deputy Con- missioner for Alabama, returned yes- terday morning to his home in Mont gomery. Captain Sexton was appointed sole receiver for the Birmingham At Dargan having been removed bv the court. Captain Sexton said yesterday that there had been no new develop ments in the case. which would be set tied as soon as s PFastiIs0i' @ x
 A party of Enterprise Sunday school workers stopped off in Montgomery yesterday en route home from the State convention at Birmibgnsm cluded in the party, which left for the prosperous Coffee county town W. w l.. Edwards. A. A. Clarke. Jesse Hildreth and A; ;. Edwards ss
 Hon. J. A. Wilkinson. Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, has re- turned to Montgomery after an absence of three days. Mir. Wilkinson was pres ent for a short time at the convention of the State Sunday School in Asso- citation in Birmingham. He visited the District Agricultural School at Athens
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 MT. Gaston Troy, young man who has many friends In Montgomery. where he resided until few months York. to accept position as clerk in the office of the City Engineer.
 MT. J. A. Massa. United States En- gineer at Tuscaloosa, visited friends in Montgomery yesterday. MT. Massa is concerned in the Warrior River Work which he says is progressing satisfact- orily.
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 MT. Chris Hausmap of Tuscaloosa is expected to arrive in Montgomery today to visit his son. Mir. F. w Haus- man, who is an employe in the office of the State Auditor. and whose home is at % Third Street, Highland Park.
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 Emanuel Gerson, formerly of Mont gomery, and now of Cincinnati, Is re- covering from a serious illness which has confined him to a hosnital In that city for the past three weeks.
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 Mir. c. l.. Rodenburg of Selma. spent last night in the city, accompanied by his wife.
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 MT. John R Mccain. Land Clerk in the office of the. State Aud4tor, has been i'll for several days
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 Mir A. Eliasherg of Selma. was in Montgomery last night, accompanied by his wife.
 MT R. Hertz of Anniston, is visiting Montsomery, ,accomranied by Mrs Hertz.
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 MT. James l.. Roberts of Birming- ham, is in Montgomery.
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 MT. J, N Fardaman of Birmingham, is visiting Montgomery.
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