The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-11
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MonkA. .da- monk had scratched Aiu danced Snd Sie SmieAsfs sSs nioRssis iRsiis so sss iI chsnssd tunes yj jnst as aS the e spsychoiesi. cianina sf iosrt s wsh the orcSd Mcs Ss purling. softly to himself. unheard by boys that eddied about the vortex of 'iTa Ts hS ssa Pss:ss snsnt fur lively 10 the Placid Person's eide and whispered, 'Almost human.
 .or 1f syssn yoS plssse: 1 yss:. The rlsoia A Sss. . creature as that. t si is n nSt % di6icuis to believe m the theory of. evolution. " tbs Sosh ns sfralsd p3s., syrpathssiEcadiiy and grinder or popcorn popping rersoH !. cousse The fRmepaotles Psrson % ssiS ,owsss s on S yossI sIaDsS P.s son remarked critically. "Either. is an useful and thrifty trade; but 1t seems to me that so De able to piay ons fit suns I: or not; to, have a regular ward -hesier's [ control over . popular idol; last, and best of alLT to have some one work for you. as # you were the husbsna cf {. {. 6essarned. 10 matter how rapidly hs earned, is great thing. And the at- mosphere. Yanthink. of that; the at- puse 1H 9asss # sS:sd fsrss: p admitted. but he Is merely an ac- companist; at best. he is an imprss- share shares hts slory with none. Hs is man of distinction and of means. He commands attention. for if he Is un. noticed he can bicw ,. the |. rhisslfe.: stf.d hs
 .T admire the brute but from sfar.'' The Placid Person said timidiy I'll give you nickel if you will give t to
 you can keep your old stfss f xca are goinE to tis strings to them" The impractical Person said. and went away with thirsty rapidity.
 what,s Your 'Phene Numbsrs
 "A great many people and hrns in moving experience an inconveniencs as to the number of their new phone" said person who moved on October 1. "Take me. for instance. am . proc fsssional man. and for the past dye number. Nv customers know mo by that number. and, whenever they want to talk to mo they would not think of calling up any other number. But whom moved my oflces. told the telephone To They informed me that 1t would bs i'm possible to give me the same one. Be- tng unscsussnEsz with the art cf sSie= phony. 1t was naturally dificult TOT nis to see why my request could not be complied with. kept insisting and insisting. but t did no good. for the telephone people declared that 1t was out of the question to put me on my former line am. therefore, greatly inconvenienced and there is confusion among my customers for they don't know exactly how to reach me ana there are no new telephone books out as yet indicating the new numbers. .t ns Iss. teaspnons ep. company. though. has right by reason of the arrangement of the different lines that como In to the different parts of the switchboard. guess it was just one of those unfortu- nate things that can't be helped"
 today Sas fop ToiSdo osio Where w he ieays M,ls attend the convention of the American Association. Mr. Agostini Is the delegate from the local assocta- ton. During his absence from Mont- gomsry Mr. AEostfni will visit Chicago and other cities in the West.
 Rev Brooks Lawrence. of Birning- ham. prominent officer of the Ala- bama Antf-Ea1oon League, is in Mont in the interests of the League MT. Lawrence Is staying at Hotel sum- mers. .
 Mr. Harris R. McCurdy. we'll visitor to Montgomery yesterday.
 Mir. Joe Hicks. of Brewton, is regis tered at the Imperial.