The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-25
Sidewalk PenciLings
Ear n Noble Charity.

For a N0Ulc
"Tbere can be no actual effects OF
the 1910 Movement" without an actual
charity hospital in MONTGOMERY U
a prominent citizen yesterday:
1--WE may induce Immigration, W
NAV cali in home-seekers. we may OF
fer ali the advantages in agriculture,
manufactures, society, but If we WISH
to mainteain as we'll as obtain the lOO,-
900 of population we must have cnal-
lily hospital. There are IN S Mo1ss nv
private enterprise, that are admlraole'
their equipment is excellent, their man
agement is adequate, their eHclency i 10
of high degree ana tnei nec f and
grateful recognition of the public; put
they may not be considered as cnarl-
table institutions of which Mohtsoiai
cry has need of at least one. Sucn an
one the members of the Montgomery
Infirmary Aid Association are seehihs
to provide. 80 enc r,,tv
Council the Association has possession
of the old infirmary property on ferIy
street worth more than $4,000. The
Association composed of the women OF
MONTGOMERY, is endeavoring to IN
crease this sum and the people on
MONTGOMERY ought to assist In every
way. When 1t is officilaly announced
that a large part of the deceipts at the
Casino at Electric Park next Weunes
day night is to he devoted to the cnaI
gomery ought to take pleasure in al =
fording himself the amusement OF
hearing the opera and at the same
time assisting in what land you may
be sure that / am but one OF tsnt
charitable affair and the most useIui
transaction in the up-building or mont
geometry that has been undertaken since
the foundation OF the Coiiiiief'iai
Club"
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Public Nuisance.
Among the many city ordinances
which are seldom If ever enforced re-
marked a business man yesterday.
that which applies to throwing waste
on the sidewalks and streets. II there
js one practice which should be STOP
ped it is this. If the police Will make
a few arrests and If few 1nes are
assessed there Will be an emu u tnis
sort of thing.
II have seen many people go to the
corner stands and after purchasing pa
nanas and otha~ fruit. stand or the
sidewalk, eat the fruit and throw the
skins into the street in front Of some
at would be a movement in the right
direction were garbage boxes 10 ot
placed on all the corners where reIus'
might be thrown. but even IT this Il
NOT done. ii will be well FOR some
measures to be taken to stop the reck
less distribution of all sorts on w as
matter on the !. 'f, y ana S'ue"A-NN'
The following delegates were In tn'
city several hours Yesterday on the''
return from the recent sessions OF tnt
Southern Baptist Go1 I'VE Gener nelo Con
vention of American Baptists held a
jamestown Exposition:
Rev. ]. l.. Thompson of Ozark. Rev
W. D. Hubbard; D; d. u or Trey 20 An mHs
! lusia. Rev. j. o. Bledsoe, Tyler; Rev
| C. NJ. Brewer of u Rev. ). M
| Greene and wife and Mr.. Nichols ant
| granddaughter Of NicholsVtlle ana REV
NJ. NJ. Wood of Fnrman.
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Governor Conner left last night fol
Birmingham, wheer he will spend
short time on private business. Dur'
ing next week Governor Conner will be
occupied with attendance upon tht
| commencement exercises of thu
State. At the University of Alabama
he will deliver an address on "Educa'
ton in Alabama" and at the Alaoama
upon Alabama"
Hon. j. A. Wilkersor. Commission
er of Agriculture and Industries mas
returned from jackson. where ne ae'
livered an address to d farmers IN
stitute. and spoke at the commence,
ment exercises of the First District
Agricultural School.
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DR. John Massey. President OF tn
| Alabama Conference age al Tuske
gee. spent Yesterday in Montgomery
The commencement sermon at the col
lege will be preached on Sunday. Jun
2. by Rev. DR.. bowman of Oxford, ga
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The friends of Mr.. John Rousseau
will be glad to hear that he is greatly
improved Mr., Rousseau has been con
fined to the home of his mother OF
South Perry street for some time.
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Mr.. ] f. Wilkinson, an attorney o
Selma was tho guest OF his father
Hon. j. a. Wilkinson. yesterday.
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Mr.. c, A. Lisk of Gordon is regis
tered at Hotel Summers.
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Mr.. f. II. Bailey of Troy is regis
tered at the Exchange.
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Mr.. Rhett Goode of Mobile was II
Montgomery last night.
Mr.. Charles w. Smith of Birming
ham Is in the city.
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Mr.. A. E. Pace of Dothan is Il
Montgomery.
Too Much Reliance ON Outside Help
| Eufaula Times.