The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

second tffue as the representative of tbs people In the Legislature. He served his cc cnstituents faithfully and we'll. end was ous figures on the floor of the House. One of his services for which the women of the entire State are grateful, was his advocacy of reformatory for yoarg boys.
 When the office of Adjutant General became vacant, 1t was a source Of unf- versal satisfaction that Governor John- ston appointed C1lt nel Brandon to fi.i the vacancy, and he has since that date filled the office. having been re-appointed by Governor Sanford and retained hy Governor Jelks, the soldier boys giving him a most fattering endorsement. He has beautiful home here. having mar. red atyear or so ago Mrs. Majors, a beautiful and cultured lady, and at his home his friends are always welcome. hear his name frequently mentioned as the next Probate Judge of the county, sfres, but which I know he would ably and creditably fill.
 One of the successful young lawyers now practicing at this noted bar Is Mir. Frank M. Purifoy. He was born in Wil- school at Camden from 1880 to. isss. where he then resided. He attended the University in issI-Ss. He was g clerk at Snow Hill and later at Selma, and in loS<-SO was Wit1 ui9 Idlnef dS -Slcrh III the Auditors ohice; He attended the University Law School. in 1se7-ss. and upon graduation in that department ent- cred the practice here, forging at once into popularity He is possessed of high much promise. He has been for short while the Secretary to the President or the University and. filled that position as he does everything he undertakes, with thoroughness and satisfaction. He ia a q 0f the Henfe- sentatives to the next Legislature, ana will be a most formidable candidate, During his clerkshtp in the Auditors once and while filling clerkships in the came acquainted with the public men of the State and gained an insight into pub lie affairs which will stand him in good stead and make his services as leg islator most valuable to his own people and useful to the State. He Is eminently equipped for the discharge of the duties of such a position and no better selec- ton could be made:
 Alabama Central Female College.
 The Alabama Central Female College Is an institution of which Tuscaloosa Is proud. The building Is an historic one. being the old State Capital. where the solons long years ago made many or the laws by which we now abide. All stran- gers and sightseers ask to be shown the Capital. It is a handsome structure and with extensive grounds, well graded and carpeted with grass. 1t makes an impos- ing appearance Dr. B. F. Giles has been President for several years and under his management the school has prospered more than 1t has in many years past. Dr. Giles always selects fine corps of teachers. who have no su- periors in education. The school Is es pccially famous for it's music pupils. both vocal and instrumental. In selecting teachers the president looks to their moral and social character as well as their intellectual accomplishments and skillful experience in the art of impart- ing knowledge. His faculty are always well known for their elegance ana pro ficiency. The college has many day pu- pills as wefi as boarders and an effort is made to make their daily life as home like as possible. The students and fac7 ulty gre happy family.
 This College is not directly under the control of any church. association, or