The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-07
Mongsf Pleasant Persons ny Q. c. PAnTRrpoE.
WHAT TO SAY TODAY.
Table Talk for Bronsiaes Durinr the
 Three Meals.

breakIast---Just our luck for 1t to Tasa; waa;hsr weG nave won that game: The fine after It was too late. It was the Haw-ha h1aw,hsw! Cotton Keeps jump sethsr hsard ons Ssn fslfow ro1n .ay Ss 1s that Wall Street was putting It up. He saw green in your eye. Thaw isn't Play today. anyhow. And win, too. Isn't IL funny how those storms have kept up. An old darky told me yes the war that was awfuIiy bad. l love to talk with those old people, they are so interesting. Yes, there are mighty flaw sw of stss tss% left .0w Ss dSnt tS Sssse es pers don't begin to hn up again with nothing but Thaw. see 1t says in the paper that he Is getting up team in T pinner.-He Is one of these fellows, so honest he believes anything you tell ! nlm. I am pretty much of a pessimist myself; f.., , seldom believe any6ody.N Nh " you are talking sho' huff. They say the rains have washed out the seed. The farmers always have too much satisfied if they made the weather themselves. That Johnson boom is coming right along. Oh, they'll never head Bryan. Wouldn't It be hne to We We ! may get there. Uncle John says crats carried the election. That was born wasn't it9 I expect so; it was a long time ago.
 .av The he sgess,sg gssons aoSE Psse,p Boss calls Fourth Floor Boss. '.You can just send down that advance stuff of Bry. Punkwater University. Tom south troit Pythons graduated there ana we'll take care of the speech on the Sp"His "Here. yoa, y cubby" he remarks with the curtness that marks the editor who is urban, not urhane: You wanner get up quick. I want 1t to follow story by the 1ntefschoiastic League. Tell
 stu % With snf interVieSs Of the delegations about their attitude to- wards college athletics. Ask him 1T he got pictures of next years prospec-
 Where is Church? That Sunday school stuff ought to be in now if 1t derstsna 1U gU Ih tbey @ ad6Sted sesolusions con. demning Sunday ball? Did Plodder get that story of the building permit ls- sued to the man with the same name M5as ought to get in sports.
 Look here. Gasiey youn have to rewrite this political story-lust re what you creatures think about; cer- tainly not about your business. You haven stressed the. fact of whether Montgomery plays at home on Election time for first edition sports. Tell Cloud if he doesn't supply weather story ir.side of three minutes there IS s1Y 1ns sprecipitation re R Si0a or M liver @ stages what we want is the humidity of the grounds and if they can play tornor-
 Where am going. to put 1t all? On enough they will have to tack border on 1t. am going to get IL up and Phone Phone s the fourth ds ii floor @ and @ ask em if Thaw Is on the Matteawan Regulars or Yannisans If they haven't organ aaS aGwa g s see of clubs for them. Make rhaw captain of the Yannigans. Good stunt to have Evelyn Nesbitt for sponsor
 Dr. Oscar TeaEue fn Montgomery.
 A Visitor to Montgomery who ad- vent pleased not only his kinsmen but car Teague of New York who is the guest of his parents, Mayor and Mrs. W. M Teague. at their home 40 South Perry Street pr. Teague will when he will continue to pursue the long journey that Hes before him, the thousands of miles that separate us from the Philippines.
 pines Is resultant from his recent ap- pointment through the civil service rules. to position. in the Insuiar Bu- reau at Manila, where he Is to do special bacteriological work for the United States government work whose difficulty indicates his skill and be- speak his reputation for excellence He will remain in the Philippines for
 Departing from Montgomery pr. Teague goes to San Francisco whence he will sail to Manila.
 Mir. Bell Is Better
 MT. N. J. Bell, who recently became suddenly and dangerously III and for whose safety fear was expressed. is his friends at his home. 54S South Court Street. The news of MT. Bells gradual but not tardy recovery will be of interest and pleasure to the citizen ship of Montgomery. ,.,., Al.
 Mir. Bell possesses distinction that. though not unique. is unusual. and his physical condition is therefore civic affair as well as a personal. He Is a private citizen in that he holds no of fice in the government of either city or county or State. and yet public man since his large estate Is being utilized. in part at least, for notable improvement of Montgomery. Besides Asa c. Candler of Atlanta, he Is the only man in the South who without the assistance of other peoples money is constructing so immense house as the Bell building on. Lee and Com merce Streets, and his confidence in Montgomery present and future de- serves from the people the same Sslmi- ration that his character wins from his T.