The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
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 Those Neixhbers Chiekens.
 One of Montgomery's well-known. matrons is seskinE protection from the invasion of her premises by neisnnors chickens. She s n to s.ST .o sny to rid the premises of the trespassing fowls. It has been suggested that Chief Taylor might even De- pc prevadite9 pdie9 chicken families taken up on vagfancy
 Have citizens nc ;. pT,o.sstiSn ,S ssalnst ,,,st tron. They are nuisance to many The yard fences at great numbers of chickens are running rampant over our beautiful fiower-beds and early. vege- table gardens. which we have taken so Ts. much pains to nurtJfs hs1nIsss ana Is there no redress for us?" she asks. Would we be guilty of the worst crimo on the statn.e books by putting administering poison to them in broken doses? Would we be justified in sucn a course. and could our. neighbors feel indignant for such defensive action! If not this, what can be done?"N
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 Stopped to Pluck Flowers.
 .'I have been all the way. from Mid. ale baS aS ,ns es, said the Person Whose Past Experiences are Limited Only By Opportunity for Pres ent Prattle. The train actually stop flowers. What 1 tell you is so true that I am afraid to tell you whicn railroad 1t is on; but when l tell you that it takes the train two hours and a half to do fifty miles. you may be- "The tram stopped in the woods and a man alighted and went to the edge nf lhe PiQht-Of and nIuCked some wild honey pretty it was. too Then the train moved on. don't know exactly where It was, put IL was near a tank which I noticed as we passed"
 Perhaps" suggested the Person Who Periodically Appears at Poioite Par5 to his store of small talk for use in society. the train stopped to get water .Wen' I did hear that the throttling person in the locomotive took adyant- k tank said The The Person Whose Past Ex- psnsn o4 Are eresent pTaate oa By am sure that water was only an ulte- rior motive; the train was stopped for the flowers. I am glad the railway from mere commercialism to aesthetics Only. as said, 1t was the first time had ever seen the thing done."
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 More Horses for Fire Truck.
 The fire department of Montgomery is now one of the best in the State, or in the South, for that matter said a me there ought to be at least two more horses for the hook and ladder truck: The other day when the company had a run, the hook and ladder was stalled on the hill just before the fire was reached. The horses were almost un- able to pull the immense weight up the hill. and when they did get up, they were almost played out
 This Is cruel, and, 1t seems to me, the condition"
 Summer Uniforms for Police. ''Soon the entire police force will be decked out in new spring uniforms" said Chief of Police Taylor yesterday. The order was placed some time ago for new summer suits and light hats. new being worn.
 When ordering the goods, none of us had any idea that before they arrived their heavy winter storm coats but by the time the new uniforms. which will be made of blue serge, arrive, we will doubtless be ready for them.
 MT. w. c. Crumpton an attorney of Evergreen. is visitor to Montgomery MT. Crumpton attended the annual ses- trict Agricultural School, of, which he Is member. He remained in the city to hear Mime. Sembrick last night. '' MT. W. M Blount of Union Springs, President of the Union Springs and Northern Railway, was in Montgomery yesterday. He returned to his home last night.
 Hon. Robert II. Mangum, deputy so- licitor of the Fourth Judicial Circuit for Dallas County is visitor to Mont gomery.
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 MT. c. P. Deming of Evergreen is at the Exchange aceompanied by his
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 Hon J. Manley Foster of TuscaIeo7 sa spent last night in Montgomery. .,.,.
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 MT. John B. Ward of Abbeville is registered at Hotel Summers.
 MT. H. L. Mckee of Troy was visi- tor to Montgomery yesterday.
 MT. John T. Cochrane. of Mobile, was in the city. last night.
 MT. S. s. Pleasants of Huntsville was fin the city, last night, MT. w. M. Coleman of Albertville is visiting Montgomery.
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 Mr. J. B. Hobdy of Albertville Is visiting Montgomery.
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 Mir w. S. Newberry of Evergreen is in Montgomery.
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 Hon. John Knox of Anniston is in Montg emery.
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