The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Liabilities.
Henry B. Foster.


 There is no more popular or distin- gushed citizen of Tuscaloosa than Col. Henry B. Foster. He is yet youne man, but has made name at the par his fellows He graduated at University of Alabama with the degree Of A. M. and ILL. B., and began the practice of the law at Tuscaloosa. He was county Solicitor from 1886 to 1890 and at pres. city. both of which positions he hlled with marked ability and credit.
 In 1898 he was elected to the Legisia- ture and reelected in 1900, being mem Der of the present House, As legislator he served on some of the most import ant committees. and did most commend able work in the committee room ana on the floor. Being blessed with an attract I've apeparance, graceful in manner ana gifted in speech, he was a leader on the floor and easily made his imprint upon the legislation of that body.
 In 1886 he was elected Captain of the Warrior Guards. which position he held ant-Colonel of the End Regiment. Ala bama National Guard In 1897 he was ,e".sd Colonel of that Regiment and in 1898 was made Major af the Znd M Reg American war. In 1899 he was re-elected Colonel of the 2nd Regiment of A. N: G, and resigned that position In June. lsOi, since that time devoting his entire time
  4 built up a large and lucrative practice. Colonel Foster ;s lovable in disposi' tion, open and generous In ms nature and in .All relations of life gentleman. true and steadfast In his devotion to his friends there is no young man In Ala hama who las a brighter future before him.
 Collier 6 ormand.
 This is a firm of lawyers who have forced their way 10 the foremost rank upon their merits. They are both young men of great force of character and much. legal ability and learning, and by mere force of will and indomitable energy have gained position at this bar noted for great and able lawyers. and nave maintained 1t by their sterling integrity and real worthiness. The senior. Hon. Dan Collier, won his spurs in Fayette County. and had gained such q prominent position there that he would have been nominated for Attorney General at one time If he had not refused to enter the contest He has moved to Tuscaloosa re- e ently and is now. In connection with MT. Ormand, a young man of brilliant attachments and fine promise. doing a practice< that extends throughout this section and number among their clients some of the leading and wealthiest bus mess men. They are enterpristng and public spirited and lend their aid and pHc enconra cement to every worthy and plausible undertaking that tends to the Advancement and progress of the city they have adopted as their homes.
 J Manley Foster.
 Hon. J. Manley Foster Is known and honored throughout Alabama. lie is possessed of a superb intellect and i'm posing commanding figure. and is one of those men who rely implicitly upon his own resources and is sure to make him self a power and a foeman worthy the steel of any opponent at the bar or on the hustings. lie Is young man, but has by his talent and splendid person alitv graced the class rooms. the bar , and the public halls of the State, and won already lasting name among the i leading citizens of the State. He comes l has well sustained his honorable and