The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
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New H.ma.e society.

T understand, said g citizen who is always on the alert to espouse the sH ana to oT aumns as soeety ss %'Ss Sss about come to a head and will burst forth Q full hedged organization Of civic fmportance when the meeting for permanent organization is held Thurs- day evening No objection has been advanced against It, as is the case with every other one statred in Montgonl- cry: When the movement to help the children of the State was nrst sug- gested. hundreds of reasons for its un-- tssss it was bsd fu for the eRiids SG t was bad for the capitalist # was hard on the But 10. The Cry comes to help the dumb brute and there is not Q dis sehting voice. All agree that 1t is pearance and welfare of the city, best for the brute, best for the heart of
 Do you think" asked the sleep any any visible good in a long timer I against on that line in this town Look at that sore backed mule. and over der at the protruding ribs of that hack horse. and that crippled horse pulling three men. to say nothing Of the dog. I don't see how much can be done.
 Wake up.y said. the alert man, "quit I'll talk to you in twelve months"
 Northerner Gets Interested.
 A travelling man from Way down East was in Montgomery yesterday and instead of selling the goods he has been sent out by his house to dispose of, he became so interested In the Saturday street-show that he neglected his duties altogether, and even forgot to read his expense account.
 It was the first trip of the North erner to the South and he stood with with crow crowds of oS Y typical Southern negroes, some of them dating from ante-bellum days, thronging the street, loading ferring cotton and exchanging produce for wearing apparel,
 Looking over the throng. the man from the North said. What a stage produced for a typical Southern play and what a hit that old negro would make. if he were ever to appear on Broadway" a
 wine of Comet Vintage.
 Have you ever heard of comet vint- age? said a connoisseur of wines yes terday. You say you hayen'tI Well. knew the meaning of the term comet
 Comet vintage is vintage made in comet year, and the characteristic any other Now. I cant vouch for It being better than any other, because I have never experienced but one comet during my life. and, at that time, l had never tasted of such q thing as Vlnt' age. meaning ever originated. and probably no one else can give an accurate ra req, req. the term has been in existence as long as can remember.
 in view of all this gossip today about an appreachiHg comet; l nad 1;t1 tie wine, and if the comet comes, I will tell you tomorrow if the beverage tasted better than ever before."
 History of Birmingham.
 Mir W, F. Osborne. post -gradus ate student of the Alabama Po1ytech- nic Institute at Auburn. and an in- structor in charge of the sub-freshman history of the early development of the city of Birmingham. MT. Osburn is gathering. statistics from books and newspapeTs n the DepartT%eaat Tanatof Gf Arch
 Hon. J. A. Wilkinson, Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, and pr; B. B Ross Ross the state ,S,asin Gnsm'st, VIII yba analysis of fertilizers examined up to March 31 It is expected that the bul- letin will be ready for distribution Friday or Saturday;
 MT. w. S. Perry of Enterprise is staying at the Hotel Summers.
 MT. W. T. wynn of Enterprise Is visitor to Montgomery.
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 Mir. C.. W. Johnson of Headland was in the city yesterday.
 Mir. J. w. Moore of Hayneville is registered at the Imperial Hotel.
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 MT. J. l.. Mckay of Tallassee spent yesterday. fin Montgomery.
 Mir. T. G. Curran of Greenvi1le was in Montgomery yesterday.