The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-07
Sidewalk Psncilings
Im bud of ltIse Wet.

The Migratory Person was giving ms opinion on the extEa session. He saio . that every business man that he hao talked with in any part of the Stats was opposed to the extra session aru ,rU was hoping that 1t would ao'ourN SpsvS why did the Governor call it'' he was Aaked ,.
 T cannot say. but have an idea that 1t was called to enable Lne ,',S,Ie Ivfe we had excitement on the question or regulating the railroads
 STJo voU remember how Private John Alien explained President Harrison war message against ChiLe! SLvu sni,n nnu~ rss there was an apology from Cnlle re ceiyed at the State Department the morning the war message went Tn to C0ngress, and when this fact was learned, Private John Allen sald ne understood why the message was sem .,s hand down in his country who got caught fin a rain storm, and msIqe Ios 2 \ barn to get shelter This farm mana 2 ran as hard as he could, reached tne barn and fell prostrate ana ailnoa. LN breathIess on the floor. Another hano already there, asked, Why in the nans {: of conscience are you running go naros {, HI I vented to get in oeL0re U stopped raining. , last always, and 1t seems to me-" said tha Person. that the Governor wants to get in before 1t stops raining
 Of the South, Southern.
 Of all the characteristic street scenes that are not pictured in the souvenir postcards Montgomery has none more characteristic than that amusing stage upon which nightly gather the hack, men; The outsof.dooTiS St1sst i,,st xhea off Court Square. and the only actors are the You don't see the scene in summer; frs only when the first pinch or warn ing frost comes tha tthe play IS realIy on. In the midst of the half dozen or more hacks-cabs. # you please ,Snad Gari riages if your prefer-that are ilpcS ~ the street Is builded fire. Barrels. boxes, paper, drift from the current or draws and other 1andships. anything. in fact that is combustible, iHhamma- "l It % is around Such a blaze that the Jehus gather during all the hours of the night. Only nigger hackmen could warm ther hands and cry. shabby jokes and are equinely playful from midnight when the calls for "HaK! become m frequent until the dawn, gray ana coia- ie,, a yawn, and they race away for sta- O' oniy W in the South. perhaps only in MOntROmeTy, may bO InhOCChb oh0 SO O cheerful and comforting a mirth exist.
 A BlightinG Habit.
 ''No man who smokes cigarettes can hope to live more than sixty years, said the Philosophic Person, himself more than three score and ten, The drink or chew. His hobby is health.
 ''You may talk aboat some men who don't believe any person /addicted to the cigarette habit can hope to reach more than three score years.
 There's a lot irN knowing how to live. Just look at me. I have passed my allotted time and there are num- bers of young men who can't hold as steady a hand as mine.
 "You may think that cigarette smok- ing don't hurt you, but it works slowly on your nerves. The nerves are the vitality of the human system and when they are~destroyed everything Is ruin ed and 6 person collapses like a splint-
 4 am a great believer in the simple life, If all of us would. adhere to great deal better and we would live longer in good health. I am thankful that I found this out before 1t was too
 MT Avery S. MOOre, e0ltOT or Ine weiser, Idaho, World, and q former vice president of the National Editorial Association Is in Montgomery, the guest of the parents of Mrs. Moore, Mr and Mrs. Jacob Pepperman.
 Mir c. M. Stanley, managing ecfto- of The Birmingham Age-Herald, and Mr Walter Blackman, cartoonist on the same paper, are in the city to at- tend the opening session of the Leg islature.
 MT E. R. Norman. who is connected with The Birmingham Ledger, and one of the well known newspaper men of the State, is in the city to report the sessions of tbe Legislature for his paper.
 Mir. F. A. Frerichs, of Philadelphia who has been in Montgomery severa days. left last night for Pensacola. MT Frerichs, an expert designed of interior furnishings, has been occupied wltl business in Montgomery.
 Mir. T. Edward Brady. a well know travelling man of New Orleans, wh' has many friends in Montgomery. lief for Mobile last night
 Hon. William L. Pitts, of Uniontown senator from Perry county, arrived fl the city last night and is staying a the Hotel Summers.
 Hon. J. J. King. senator from Marsn