The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-22
SIDEWALK, PENCiLINGS
From Boston, But Human.

[ moved her hat marked her bride. u was lovely hat, put Sdvn,s its TemSVa' bsaS
 During the first act. when there were just the Horrid Villain and the Ontor tunately Speculative Old Father. ana the old Homestead. and, for a brief space, the Perfectly Lovely Girl on ! the stage. She was very silent and al most rigid in her atttude towaras Him; indeed. She sat so very straleI' that She hardly had any attitude at all; | But just before the lights brigntene1 after the fall of the curtain, She leaned 1 perceptibly towards him and hsped' polysyllabically. but sweetiy:
 The initial scene, with It's concomlt- ant transactions is indicative or future difficultieS May we not felicitate our | selves as well upon our consistent l and unpropitious adventures as upon l our ultimate consummation or the asp 1 rations which have stimulated our car diac ulsations2"
 1 ton, terminated only by the rise Of the | curtain for the second act The Horri9 | Villain became more and more horiI1 and more and more Viliainous, ana nd 1 to the match to save Old Father ana Old Homestead, She could not forbear tQ slip her little hand stealthily into | hiw And when the act was done anu l the curtain down She lisped again:
 Do you not consider the situation ! ominous of inevitable disaster to thelr fondest hopes? A deferenee or 1uag n ent circumstances are suggestive or | most sinister suspicion. ,. | His renlv was an abbreviated. put unmistakable. glance or ln1atuaIiom;; .,.;,; ;a si | the middle of the tnlro dcl sle "h'' pered audibly: .ot,,.o NT, foot Is somnolent Do you oplhe that | circulation would be restored. and a nervous norm be re-estabiished Dy | chiropodic treatmentT
 lust before the last curtain. when the only light was the bright square thn an hero. there was an inaudible sound, as of the brushing together of two pieces of velvet; and she llsped again:
 DO you really? How much
 And as the lights flashed suddenly, she was just becoming rigid. she was from Boston, but she was human
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 Assistaaee to s. c. A.
 There was one occurrepce at the big cotton convention in Birming nam which I have not seen in any, or tne MontEomery paper papers, nenaher sa,G of the tho SaMthern Cotton Association, .yester- day. upon his return frop BirmHing Hnali. gnalmil.
 "President Hoadley Of the Cohs9th,o the Gniid m1iti- millionaire. IGi air was called tc the floor of the convention and gave the the association his hearty support oh tinn ino aeainst the New York Cotton Exchange. He said that not all exchange mem bers were crooked, but that the great or ner cent of those who are lnteres- led are vultures. and he declared to us he stood ready to back the South- CT Cotton Association 10 the extent of his wealth to wipe out such an lh-
 Tt means much for the Association when a man like MT. Hoadley says ne ne will snend his fortune II neeessatrig sHotiy,r 'n
 "The people of the agricultural sec Ion of Alabama around Montg0HaeIy y ouId know that a a man %r{n Tnay nrsfr should b informed of Mr: :. HsadieSs Nie"S'
 Praise for Llbrarians.
 Commenting on the patriotism dis played in the decorations of Montgom- ) cry buildings for the celebration of the tooth anniversary of the birthday oi Gen. Robert F. Lee. Montgomery wo '"I do not think 1 ever saw the spirit of patriotism more beautifully express cd than by the young women or tls Carnegie Library in their deGUrateSdn tsmdreda 0i o tiny Confederate flags; several large ones ten handsome pictures Of th' 9 great Southern General, and quotaton' . from his biographies. formed the at trantive decorations of the Library. , "The entire plan of the decoration was artistic in the extreme and showed
 careful study and unsuai decorat,s' nv
 anlIlIN on lHt pal VI The spirit which prompted the youhnil hi
 women in the work was commendabl' Il and beautiful"
 Mr. c. K. sharp of Highland Homo
 at the Glenmore., .,
 Mr. T. G. Curran of Greenville II | il the city . !.
 !. NIr. T. W Russell of Moproevill' a is visiting Montgomery:
 t MT. w II. sanford of Troy is a he impe''"' $ % E
 Mir c R. Presnell of Tus2alo's' IS |" N0"'S"n"e5S x E
 '. Mr. II. NJ. schpessler of Iafayett q was in the city last night
 e MT. J. O. Aeree of Mobile is il n the city.
 .s Dr. c. A. Cary of Auburn is at thu d NC" r'N'"'" :: E @
 Is Dr. Rhett Goode of Mobile is visit $ ing Montgomery.
 Mr. IT, II. Murphy of GreenShor u u '' :" '' < %
 h MT R. n. Crawford of Dotha |. Foert last nisht in Montgomery
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 Alderman C L Ruth, Alderman W y NJ. COX MY. H N, Davidson MT M C. Scott Mr. Duncan May. Mir. VII