The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
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Mayor ". c. Oedhrans.
 Hon. W. c. Cochrans . ono z ie19 most prominent citissua c< u1s ee1. nity. He has represented the aefankX the Legislsture for ssveral ee1esi 94 is s'n now ~ Mayor | and has dsns h fhae p6s sition much to promote tho etenAy ypc.~ gress and growth of the ckty. He n serving . second term .s ntyss sioe S U MT n cccframe ~ was elected azAvss Dcc Der 5, 1900. He secured tho passaGe = the the refanding of the bonded dsht of the. city, amounting to 2s.1Qo. beasahe ' an4 per cent. interest at e-low9 rs1 9 ] per osnt. These bana9 ynn oe ee!S will save the. city q DO yeaEly tne1E44 alone. He devoted the first Etx ar4n of his term to street tn1pr0vemen4S streets of the city by grading and sray- cling, having raised most of the moneN to do this by subscriptions from the 0g-. izens and further and greaksr .in0soxss inc aid of an eficient Board of 11Aes- men the revenues of the city have 0oe4 earefully handled. all floating dsotaspst4 and good ssasnes Sss Sssa as isssn naw n uD sn; the bonds of the city. Tn lsoz the .$isS sts ton will occur for city officers at when time Mayor Cechrare wall pr0papg ns
  inc dispeusary he says; ''In January the dispensary was put in operation. unqer n systern which Is model instiuhon Of It's kind Ths Prssth so ths esst % of orig sratin and orraldzing the same. # ia eatln,ated that thsN city will realize aL least double as much revenue iS irem das anls mode of selling liquor as It diu unuct the saloens. and that from moral standpelnt the gain is even Tar ETcAtsr in nronortion and the commerchai nnter In ft1a ss1, close attentisn to puBiic business the ooynfiaenee of the citizens in the gSvern- msnt is general and new hope ana Sn ergy has been infused in.e sae ,,m enT city property greatly appreciauhk value.
 A Young Poet.
 Tu.caloosa is fortunate fin bsnE tne the walks of life. The ianest is @ poet in the person ol naive % of sssnfl County. but at an early age Mevea sse1 N hta nareutsl to Tuscaloosa HIS Yg.'s have apsared in the & isaSsns sss nsso}lcstsd tho na mator mart of these, which VIII sneES be issued in book form from .ns oS Rcborts 6 Sen of Brmlnsna1. Ss
 As an. evidence nss oacsessry 0s e,s y ts prodnc4 the latest fl om his peni r.-.t,.v1 The ssIntermexxoV Trem Oaveh
 Rusticana
 Flushed is the measdy ene sihssl stole tho high song. ..h. .S.ra And left souls listening tne pasns For just moment as the baton law For me and you, God suli'd the care, And now how cemmonplaee IS eartn sn@
 air. r8 Soon to be gones S 1 seem'd to see ,.. ..x.,v aray and geid intermixed wit5 ecstacN Sin a dark memory, the dsad' prewA
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 Tecming with yaeld;
 The singers throat .x .,,,rx Caught the great ;ssG psssiG9na asttle st ns Beaiis Evening.
 The undress-hour of day. when nature
 All her fine gaudiness. and plumes and rsu morn nom iS away-just the sweet gown oa
 Graces the. ealmness of the syeuina hours.
 Mrs. Clara Jemison-
 Mrs. Clara R. Jemison, until recently Editor of The Tuscaloosa Times mas been an important feature of the hter- ary and social life of Tuscaloosa ever since her marriage twelve years s 1so Mover sT of the city for twelve years, ana Mno was always leader and prime mover m all that tended towards the advance ment of the city. -
 Mir Jemison owned and eqited ax Tuscaloosa Times, and during his hIe Mrs. Jemison had charge Of the Mo- mans Department and assisted m tno editoriaI work Since his death 1.-two years ago she has had the paper m finii Charge. being one of the few women ln Inc south to be at the head of a daily. She once said of herself T occupy ey- srv nosttion on the paper. from Editor- Sn'chief to Printers Devil. Mrs. kein- icon made every effort to keep Ine lstaea nm to it's standard and suceepeu. Sno sald if about six months ago. and. mas sinca remained on the paper unul aS1eW weeks since when she resigned her Sp- toriol post with a view to makahB heA home in Montgomery ,.,,.a
 Mrs, Jemison is woman or cuit44sISss hrains and refinement. She has in auai- .ion to her work on The Times u0ne cnorresnondence for The Advertiser: Ine Rirmingham Age-Herald, and The News and has written special articies tvr r,tn9 Boston Transcript and New AvrA A,I aoSEs and some special anterNlewihs lAs's iAa-s her quite a reputation.
 McLester Hotel.
 The leading hotel of this city is- the understands his business and IS recetv- ing ths patronage of the travelin2 public. inc hest testimony of the character oE inc house. The table is well kept, filled with all the delicacies the markets aI ford and the beds are a luxury to ths weary. An addition of twenty-tve rooms la being added, the present quarters pe- ing insdeouate The patrons of thAA house are its best advertisers.