The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-22

the State when more of them can be pressed into public service.
 P. T. Loughlin.
 Mir. P. J. Loughlin is one of the pop nlar an substantill successful business men of Selma. He takes deep interest in every public enterprise and does much for the advancement and progress of his toFn. He Is an enthusiastic fireman and takes great pride in his work. He Is gen erous and social in his nature and num- bers his friends by his acQuaintances.
 Benish 6 Meyer.
 This firm is made up of Messrs. Louis Benish and Morris Meyer, two of the successful business men of the city. They ss large and srownE aoss pss m a0y groceries and cigars. They travel i've salesmen in Alabama. Mississippi, Florida and Louisiana and are agents for Schlitz Kentucky. Black Belt whistles and of Waukesha, White Rock waters and of Key West and Portundo Cigars; also Of Tenny's candies.
 Rosendorf & Co.
 Rosendorf & Co. are the leading dealers wholesale and retail. in liquors. wines brandies, beers, cigars, tobacco and cigar cites, and keep a quiet, inviting place. MT. Rosendorf is one of the thorough-go- ing. enterprising citizens of Selma, and every public or private undertaking look ing to the progress and advancement of the city receives his enthusiastic sup port. He is useful and valuable citi- zen.
 Ben J. Schuster.
 The frank and friendly face of big hearted and generous Ben Schuster is to be seen elsewhere Mir. Schuster is in the hardware business and Is doing a pay ing trade, and everybody is his friend. He has gone through the offices of ths and brides himself on being Past Grand Chancellor and Past Supreme Represent alive. Such men as he always help build great and hourishing cities.
 He is a native of Mobile, but came to Selma in 1870, and Is a son of Mir. Babet Schuster. He married Miss Rebecca Lil- ienthai of Selma. He is the President of sinking % fund commisson ane of Si tse Sema Iars Commission. He Is connected with secret orders some of which are the Birming- ham Chapter Rose Croix No. 2. Birming mann mann coasstofy e ae0sn No Selma s2 Lodge No. 3, K. of P; McAuley Lodge No. 126. I. O. O.. F.; Birmingham Lodge No. 7s, B. P. o. E.: Selma Fraternal Lodge No. N, F. and A. M.
 Mayer A. l.. Mcleod.
 Selma's Mayor is live and progressive citizen and is doing valuable service for the city. He is yet a young man, but has had some legislative experience, hav ing represented Clarke County in the low CT House. where he made quite a reput1- tion as safe and able legislator. He Is doing a good practice in the law and IS the heal of the city government is mak- ing a wise and prudent Chief Executive and takes great pride in pushing Selma to the front. No man in Selma is more popular and none enjoy to greater extent the respect and confidence of their fellow citizens than he.
 Miss Hailes. a bright and popular Mont gomery girl and his home is now the happiest of places, and they are noted for their hospitality and gracious entertain ment of their friends.
 The Hotels.
 The Hotel Albert Is one of the most imposing buildings in Alabama and the service is now first class in every partic- ular. This house is credit to the Gen. tral City and gives 1t good good name nn,;, to ; ey; attentive employees, the management strives to please and entertain the guests and that they succeed is fully attested by the fact that those who come once come again when occasion offers. The Kornegay.
 A new house, within four blocks of the depot, has been erected and has been open two months in charge Of Mrs. B. M. Kornegay, a lady of refinement and how to keep house and does 1t in way to make guests feel at home. The new house is very attractive. has every con venience and with the best the market
  and airy rooms. soft and inviting beds, hot and cold baths and the best of fare. the traveller will find the best accommo- dation the first as he comes up to the city.
 The Pettus.
 The Pettus is kept on the European plan by MT. Wm. Drysdale, and is usu- ally filled with guests Here you call for what you want and pay for what yod get, with nice and comfortable beds and the best attention.
 The Newspapers.
 The Times is the morning paper, with Mr. J. c. Adler. a leading business man, as Proprietor; MT. J. E. Golson, Editor, and Louis Hamburger. Business Manager. They are making a good paper that keeps pace with the city. The latter has my thanks for valuable aid by way of data and in other ways helping along my en- terprise.
 The Journal.
 Is an afternoon paper well edited by MT. R. E. L. Neil and which is live and progressive press.
 MT. Percy Clark, and experienced news paper man. gave me invaluable assist ance, which duly acknowledge and ten der thanks and asure him of my full ap- preciation.
 Gregory-Coe Lumber Co.
 One of the most active and enterprisinS -
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