The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-16
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said the man who knows all about 1 things, yesterday. but Montgomery ie
 chock full of possums-.no Tn 1o not sn men I know have told me they night and the depredations in hem
 sisseS Iook PrH0o st oaR fGssr Psrk " and the
 cemeteries. possum tracks everywhere | you look, nests up in the trees and I the way the dogs. chase up nnd down
 zies proves 1t. I saw one few nishts l ago myself. At first I thousht Sne | thing was q eat, but the signt oi Lhe convinced me. I got my gun and-, | well my cook knew what to do with | him and he surely went hne with can
 o'sS @Yes' s sir. Montgomtty has more ! 'possuras in 1t right now I would ven- i ture to say. than there are eets in
 the city. and f the police wcuid ,:,aIy oniy beautiful time we could have. Think l of it, man, send out to the country and get all the 'possym dogs. 2oe.
 now and ask for pernission; SO long" Garbarme Oder Again. T had occasion to read. not so tons ago." began the city off1cial. "where against the garbags Burning along the river bank. i agree with him. sure
 naIuns naI smsouider iHt ana n smell. But how in | thunder one Is to eliminate the cre- l mation Ia q question for the solution
 SrtosI Of whish snFht VII of t6s @ gfap sesas pos sessed with the idea that the burning Is done at our order, but We don't like 1t. no more than does ne. Me guishing apparatus to the piles Lne ,e
 Saa MSter sfdiIiI fbiiIs. out stiii the Irs purs1sSs A -as-.
 shoes and clothes and tin cans ana paper, and vegetables and an occa- sionai dead cat or two. and tt is m. tha Accumulation to the fire. and the blaze refuses to be put out. The
 problem of putting an end to the
 smoldsring tIas plsse ,n.RoTiai nas BSTihssid the 0
 why, I'll tell you something that ria practically unbelievable. Once the river rose to cover the gar5age Rnlle, Rn, water covered completely the trash ana remained so for days. And yet, when the subsidance came, the are smouldering objects, you see. are so deeply buried, that no water can pen etrate the dead cats, and the rest.
 as sn"N deep ae as is the problsm of put ting it out"
 Representative A. D. Kirby. of Mad IG0n terday for a short business trip. MT. Kirby was asked as to the Guberna, torial boom which had been launcneo for Senator R. D. Spraglns or HIS
 He said that there were no new developments, Mr. Spragins. he sala,
 was receiving numerous letters Ir1m tha race, but his mind was not made np on 1t yet He still has, the important step under careful consideration MT SpraRins is one of the leading ousi, ness and professional men Of North Alabama and 1t Is understood that the consideration of his many lmportaShs Rim him deiiberate on the advisabilty of entering the race. He holds that
 uiere is yet plenty of time to decide
 ''f If MT. spraglns makes the race. 1t | is understood that he will run as a local option candidate and in oppos!t-
 ton to prohibiti9n 6y state b,s votsa esact in the last Senate.
 County Solicitor c. o. DIeksy; of
 crenshaw county. was Sa,s, Is Montgomery "oh. for something to happen" | yawned the occupant Of the dlngy oI-
 ice. T think that l would welcome welcome not that I am an evil wisher, but the | duilness Is awful. Why, do you know ! guenee In this neck of the woods for 1 years. and the town has been devoid i If sensatIon. Of course there Is much 1 cropping out, something new every l day but still the newness Is not or the 1 degree that startles. And here's hop 1 Ing. without wish of harm to any one. 1 that the sensation will come soon. And he yawned again.
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 Judge w. Mabry. of the City ] Court of Selma was a visitor to the 1 city Tuesday.
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 l Mir. Bruce K. Craig. a young attor- | neV of Selma was in Montgomery | Tuesday, in conference with the Par i don Board in the interest of client. |