The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-03
DRIF OD nY PHIL H. ARMSTRONG.
The 0id OrGar.

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 The old organ. can see it now a-standin' in the par
 Tor prini and neat. With it's walnut case and yellow.
 shiny keys: With its dark hIue velvet cushion and
 its musie-rack complete
 Cts only drawback was a rather
 crazy wheeze.) s4A ~ Twas the first one in the neighborhood
 and cost monstrous sum.
 An twould even make the very raft When Tildie pulled the stops out twas the sign for us to come
 Then around the, organ we would stand and sing.
 An what pleasure, when the young folks. on a Sunday afternoon, Came a-traipsin' in to spend social hour,
 From the other farms around us; some wus lovers. some to spoon On the sofy, Some was radiant as An, the ole folks in the sittin' room would stop their talk a while;
 Then their door open wider they would fling. would light up with smile As around the organ we would stand an sing. You could hear
 Sweet and clear
 Our young voices. all a-blendin'. How they rang .s As we sang
 Old-time tunes on high-ascendln.
 Nellie Gray"
 ''Mollie psriin'" Pray Don't Tease Her."
 Rock "a Bye" Hush. Don't Cry" "Jordans Banks" and, 'Ebenezer. An mind one face especially. knew in them old days;
 One face that's sorter clearer than the rest.
 Twas framed in jet black rinslets, and Fairly set my heart a-throbbin' in ofttfmes now, in the gray twilight of my life's drear afternoon I can see her. when I gave to her slipped it on her finger, while the others some old tune Round the organ they had started on ostt,n1ss now. while softly noddin' in the frelight's ruddy glow.
 think that I'm a,s boy yopess GnSe aga,m kinder | huInmin' soft and low
 An 1t fills my heart with sadness an with pain. | | I'll hear em never more
 To my ears that old sweet music | naught can bring For they're gone the SsSs ones oy wnU Tore msae
 When aroun' the organ we' could 1 stand and sing, l oId-time tunes on high ascendin'
 Nellie Cray,
 "Mollfe Dariin'." Pray Don't Tease Her"
 Rock -a- Bye l "Jordan's Banks' and "'Ebenezer Phil H. Armstrong in New forA sun'
 uow .w.At,v neal the church bells on this Vm beautifui May Morning In Marvel ous Montgomery, the home of. the Mer- riest Widows irnasinaasle'
 Everybody is not good who is good looking.
 4 girl baby nearly alwayss sss issrsS .s,rsSo1 t9 tSn tSlk .bssiS ssfGrs elinss eof for p1f fife. %
 when an architect tells. you your house can b4 built for se.ooo. yogvrceo oan m for the purpose | Young men are always trying to show off--sld men to slow on. a ~
 No matter how how iitlle a nian does, f you tell him he works too nara neH usualiy believe youy
 About all you can say ef some men is "he belongs to good family y .. ',.-. v6ss Bss %snsy ask: ss 5 5f0 s Sisrt Ses 1 doesn't hand her a No. b.
 Matrimony is vortex where HS hal half the the world is trying to get out ana tne o'h- | half frViuR to get 1ns
 wellington had .Imos,t .,t,1.t bSrEId1sy SrEs1sy was wal frightened from door which he had almost burgled Topeka Ckas-D State-Journal.
 nrnva the city of Haddam by the erec- tion of livery stable: says a Kansas Il exchange
 There are many languages spoken in this little old United States Of ours prominent among them being oapy talk, slang, baseball golf autonooiie and shop girl
 one Montgomery. woman very sar, casticaliy remarked yesteraay IhSI h,, band to mail.
 I, takes all kinds of people to make world, including the " woman sn,i,. "nS snS | ~. says Dear, you are certainly looking bad.
 One thousand chorus girls are strand cd in Chicago. Pittsburs please wire
 
 Is Raisull dead one'
 Ii is equally pitiable to see bab, cry for the moon or President cry foi four battleships A ball player died the other day aftS, A three-bsse hit, but the dispatch ran fo state whether or not he belonged i to Birmingham. . A scientist up in Ohio has discovere' 4 way of making rubber from skimne' ; | milk. That is not as bad as msklnl | skirnmed milk from rubber, but any . . way the baby will get the little ena O the bottle.
 C-hauncey DepAw. since he quit eat : ing beef is free from rheumatism Reef is so high it usually gives mos T of us rheum atism of the pocket-oook' . N
 Annie L. Diggs Is writing the lite 2
 Jerry Simpson. We suppose 0ne Q inc 'bare" facts in it will be mat = | really doesn't wear socks.