The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-29

ferry Street Drive An the Talk.
fcrry street for q driveway 10 still
streeters ana 4 good many otners; il il
other words. Perry. street is ali the
talk. but not for all the people, some
o. whom are discussing the capricious
way whs ws ssses e ,s Ss having nyss 70
with asphalt or street car traekaks.
Inc ar8nments tn favor OF q removal
OK o. tns tfacks and . subsequent paving
and owners % property on the thor.
sans rails and ties. and that the only
Esass Ps E ss whe seem 70 have any
desire.
Three wen known citissns yesterday
oppressed themselves very strongly %
y. JeRn ., skoan said. Il am very
Dresessess i f fsr sAs m%s ,1ss I'M
psobss ABLY just e wen that the matter
will no doubt be better thought out and
the general results more satisfactory.
Perry Street should be the boulevard
Of the city. No street cars. but cement
mems and neighborhood parks"
lie bettsrmsnt." said Mr.. Jas. T. An
drew. Put me down for Q nice criv-
Ing bouievard on South Perry street:
nicsiy paved. leading out oass to the the beau.
directions 70 tie SOUTH. This can hard
" be done 50 long as the car tracks
be wen 10 say thar am entirely dis
interested. &c own no property on
Rev. n; q cobbs said; The pres.
Is anythlng but crsaitable to the city.
In my opinion, Il 10 especially danger
Gus for ladies to drive on this street.
On account Of the street car track be-
Ing " i vss ests ss e rea as s ON s sts:
side Of the track for driving. I most
heartily favor . removal OF the car
tracks, and the building Of broad
aud well graded driveway"
Being paper person in New orleans
- now added TO the list OF facetious
fun Of the paragraphing person, who
is just sb4..f AZ bad ct a little larger
has not yet utterly bemired himself in
that Is aiifs 10 collect from the streams
Of hunaof that are hounden to come
places called news sources.
BelnE Russian general. repeated in
half q dozen sets Of words meaning the
same thing or nothing, heavily loaded,
brought an aching head to rest upon
q pillow 81 penitence. as the paragraph
ing person muttered between bis
parched and swollen lips an oath Of
only he might fof this one time be
spared. So, too, when the poor little
Russian generals had been worn out
and the paragraphing persons stun IN
type began to be saved secretly by the
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along. How'd you like to be min
err" was the query that burst regpiend-
emily = ths ssc % ses ana %
fam columns Of papers ell over the
country. The miner proposition was
bit too grueson1e because 1t was nearer
home People couldn't pronounce the
could those 81 the Russian generals;
still, these were on this side Of the
water.
sons. the paper persons and the pho
tographin8 persons are now re-enforc-
ed by several puerlle persons. II the
Rarasraphing psrssGn en- ; Sos aop vi; ri e e
closed before Il has done anybody any
good.
state Auditor w, W. Brandon and
state surerintendent OF Education Har.
~ q. Gunneis left yesterday sfor MID
way 20 totu Governor Conner on their
tour OF inspection as the State High
school Board. They start from Md
way to visit Clayton. Louisville, Clio,
Ozark, Ashford, Colunbia and Dothan
in the order named.
Major Z. r. BabAr, presiding oficer Of
the Recorders court has returned
home after q delightful hunt in which
he was the guest OF Governor Conner,
al his place In Barbour County. Ma.
Tor Baber said yesterday that the sport
was fine and the entire outing most
enjoyable.
DIT. w. H. Sanders, state Health Of
fcer, has left Montgomery for Hous-
ton, Texas, to be present at the fu:
neral OF his brother-in.law, who died
IN that city day or two ago. DR..
Sanders will probably be absent the
remainder Of the week.
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Commissioners OF Agriculture J. A.
Wilkinson has gone to Hope Hull. Bald
win County, for the purpose OF con-
ducing a farmers' institute in that vi
entity. He intends to be- absent from
the Capitol all OF today