The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS



 T would suggest that property own CTS and occupants of downtown stores see to 1t that the doors of the gfai,, ings leading to the cellars ceiiars are .asY at all T stepped on one of these gratings on Commerce. Street between Mont gomery and Bibb Streets. last night, and found that it was broken and the iron parts had been temporarily tied together. The binding almost gave away and I thought | was dropping :The other night. too. I came very nearly being seriously hurt on another business street. was walking hast fly when ssssPpsa o5 abat 9neot @oment nnSse gboth grating doors flew open and l tumbled head first over the iron. It seems that some one in the cellar was going out when I put my fot on the iron, and simultaneously we eollided It was lucky for me was not more seriously hurt, but I escaped with bruise or Many persons have had legs or arms broken by falling. into these cellar doors, and simply suggest that stitch in time may save . much pain and tFIf ~o ,~@"AsH S$ Sss 0 s-s81 a e''''
 Dissertation of the Cemetery.
 The new section of oakwo9d 1nyoG,i Gene 5,nns and I think, to greater or less ex- tent, a dangerous place." said Mont. gomery woman who had just returned I never go there, that do not feel alarm. ed for my personal safety, and to add to this fear, I have had to submit to from my lot recently, from which it seems there is no possible recourse. ''The. new cemetery is so isolated from the elder and m tS so fas Gs that 1t is really dangerous for a wo- man to go there alone unless a police- man or watchman were stationed there c.A, fa orIr h0 fna 1nf fhnf section of the cemetery seems to be the favorte place for the small boy with the gun does not add to the safety of :, the lone woman. Since Christmas there have been taken from my lot several vases and some beautiful flowers. and 1t is not an uncommon thing to go there ! and find the vases knocked over, and the flowers on the ground. It is dis couraging to spend ones time and money in trying to beautify cemetery lot. to say nothing Of the sentiment ! thing wantonly destroyed. and to feel that there ise nothing to do but sub init" ft 5e 5S Welcomes New Theatre. T do not know of anything In Mont gomerys progress" said ah enthusi- ast on the theatre, more gratifying nouncement that the city is to have | a new theatre.
 Tt is not possible to cast reflections upon the theatres. or at least upon the 1 | gomery already has. The best attrac- lions possible have been offered at both the Montgomery and the Bijou Thea tres. The schedule Of plays at both playhouses this year has shown an ex- | cellence that speaks as we'll for the management as for the patrons of the | house ..l.- But 1t Is only a question of time i before Montgomery's increased popula" tion and wealth will demand better the- i atrical facilities and l think we are all ! modern theatFH 10 be built. The site selected is conVe- nient, and will display the, theatre to good advantase It will be a great Hon. Frank F, Poole. formerly a member of the House from Clarke from his home at Thomasville, accom- panied by his wife and child. They are visiting Mrs. Poole's sister at 100 Virginia Avenus: a
 MT Smith Robbins. of Selma. was in the city for a short time last night MT Robbins. was a member of the MT. Paul Illges, who has recently been at a local infirmary, has so far recoverea that he has been able to re- Hon. Frank N. Julian. Secretary of state, left last evening for Tuscumbia to spend Sunday.
 
 to Governor Conner. Went to Bir@ings, ham yesterday.
 Former Senator Walter Y. Acree oi Dale County, is q Montgomery visitor Pr. J. A; B. Lovett. of Blounts- vile. is staying at the Mabson.
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 MT. J. Fred Hood. Of Demorolis. is staying at the New Exchange.
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 Mir. C. NJ. Franklin. of Union Springs si registered q the Mabson.
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 MT. G W. Address of Beatrice is : visitor 10 Montgomery.
 # < Sk >Tr. R C Duein, of Mobile, is at the New Exchange