The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-05
SidewaIk Pencilings
coatie.s Men and Beauteous Made. Made.

Contless Men and Beauteous Is. Ma
 Don't you think if 1T The the perasirty sSirte Appareled Person it woaid s5ai'ea be all m right9" Tha Perspiring Person pleaded plle- ousiy as he consistently piled his DOCK et1kervn, Ike Was talking with The Person who Periodicaiiy Appears at Polite Parties. who had said that while It was was a recognized mode for all the uIe the families not to wear coats ssreIS recog- nized and not employed Conseauenrsstoyy, therefore, on this account Ins pniSta Who Periodically ,pp9es Appears aSery Ss Fooise one who wished to be or seem memeer ,Sa 0a the best families. always praised ene shirt waist fashion and rcmainen His- erably clad in hot coat; s,nn,anents about the shirt-waist man ana se pictures of him, cool as glaSs Gr iady-grog. with a coat sTSuhs 3Se sother is stretched in majestic gesture, indicat- teioupe browsing upon the distans, mountain. to the beauteTuis urtoeolaiooking. in n a a lot of fluffy white clothes. we & nano on no opportunity to point out snlps Sa Iai the distant horizon or noumti nnnrtnnity to walk beside fluffy and beauteous inaiu- H1ass ems, but we could enjoy being coatiess
 Next time Montgomery Wins inaSe inaSe straight l = my m coat of, whether the best families wear theirs or not
 Man With a Kick.
 Tt seems to me- said Montsoa aw erian yesterday, that I never saw street car conductors and motormen so regardless of persons trying 10 ca'on a ga ear few nights ago was out good way from town and was walking 40 tba etreet car line to take car As I got within a half block or a atsiG less. the car reached the corner anu whistled and started runni1S mn S9otornoan naid the slightest attention to me, baweyer, though I could have been heard fully two blocks, in ana n ran 'i'
 "As the cars on some of the lines op e not run very often, to miss one or them, entails a wait and IS very r- eir convenient, to say the eeid lehS' ha stop- ped when the prospective, passshsef Is within hailing distance
 General R. F. Ligeon .hs has noaTd retHTnef of Trustees of the Alabama Polytecnic n 1a stitnte in Auburn General Ligon was highly pleased with the conditlon ot I stho Institute and said that ns1,arous tue In its history
 Justice N. D. DensoET of the SupFfeIire fr3 Court, returned Monday night rom Anhurn. where he attended the meet ing of the Board of Trustees or ths Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
 Dr. Mclean Pitts of Selma was in Montgomary yesterday en route nome from Baltimore, where he attended course of lectures in the Johns Hop' kins Medical School.
 Judge J6An B. Fuller, Commander of | Canp I.omax. United Confederate Vete- rans has returned from the reuhloI in Richmond
 Nr Thomas w. Donelson has return. ed from Richmond, where he attended the reunion of Confederate veterans.
 Cod. L. Y. Dean of Eufaula was prominent visitor to Montgomery yes terday.
 N1r. C. w Brown of Tuskegee. was registered at the New ExchahSe ves' | tcrday
 Mir. P. B. Pepper of Luverne was al the Hotel Summers yesterday.
 Mir J T. Steiner of Greenville i: registered at the Imperial Hotel < +
 Mir. Hill Ferguson of Birmingham spent yesterday in Montgomery.