The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-11
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Captain John F. Cothran. editor and owner O, | The Mobile Item. spent yesterday in Mont gomery and returned to Mobile last night He is ono Of the veteran newspaper men O the Gulf City and is well known throughou the State. T have e number of friends fl the Legislature and I just ran up here t,
 shake hands with theui." said Captain Goth ran.
 | Major W P. German returned yesterday iron Hayneville, where he went 10 attend meet ing of the Board of Revenue of Lownde County in the interest of road-bu idIng. Ma 5or German says the Board is considering tn, advisability of submitting to the people proposition to issue siooo of bonds fol the purpose of building good roads.
 The many friends of MT. John McGough, form erly of Montgomery. are glad to learn tha a pardon has been issued him by the Govern or of Georgia. Mr. McGough several year, ago killed a man in Columbus. Ga. and swa, convicted of murder. While in Montgomer, he was popular and has a large circle oi friends here.
 Mir. J. Wilson Nolen and ex-senator P. O. Stevens, prominent lawyers of Alexander City were in the city yesterday. Mir. Stevens was extended the privileges of the Senate by unanimous consent.
 Hon. Edward de Grafrenreid of Greensboro, a
 distinguished delegate to the last Constitu-
 tional Convention, is in town. He will return
 to Greensboro tonight.
 Judge ". II. Tayloe of Uniontown is in the
 city. He represented his district in the
 Senate some years ago and made much repu-
 tation as a legislator. Judges A. H. Aston of Clayton. N. D. Dem
 son of Chambers and John P. Hubbard of
 n
 yesterday.
 Editor R. E. l.. Mel of The Selma Journal
 came to town yesterday evening and
 turned to the Central City a night train Judge Robert L. Blanton, Probate Judge of
 Winston County. at the State Capitol
 yesterday from his home at Double Springs. Hon. Jones G. Moore of Jefferson County was
 at the Capitol yesterday and received cor
 dial greeting from his old associates. Messrs Carl Espy, J. E. Searcy and Robert
 Newman, well-known citizens of Abheville
 were at the Capitol yesterday. Messrs. C. Ed Albes and J. H. Edwards, we'll
 known citizens of Decatur were visitors to
 the State Capitol yesterday. Hon. J. c. Compton of Selma. an ex-President
 of the Senate. looked in on the lawmakers
 yesterday.
 Messrs. J. c. Koon and George Reberg, prom
 inent citizens of Vermont. were in town yes
 terday.
 Mfr W. M. Laekey of Dadeville a member of
 the East Alabama bar. was in town yester-
 day.
 Hon. II. !. Gillian of wetumpka was in Mont
 gonery yesterday on legal business. Hon. H s. D. Mallory of Selma is in the city
 attending the Supreme Court Mir. J. N. Moore of Union City, Tenn, was
 in Montgomery yesterday. Judge N. D. Denson of Lafayette was in
 Montgomery yesterday.
 Mfr. J. P. Swain of Cleveland came to the
 city yesterday.
 Mir. NJ. W Buckley of Enterprise. Miss, is at
 the Windsor.
 pr. Kirmbey. leading druggist of cullmsn,
 is in town.
 Mir. R. W. German of oreliKa was in town
 yesterday.
 MT. R. W, Doyle of Cullman was in the city
 last night.
 Hon. R. B. Kelly of Anniston was in town
 yesterday.
 Dr. J. T. Boyd of Troy spent Tuesday in the
 city.
 Hon. ". O. Mulkey of Geneva is in the city. MT. T. J. Russell of Mobile came up yesterday. MT. !. E. Acker of Ozark was here yesterday. Mr. T. W. Henderson of Troy is at Clancey's.