The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

mos. iassrasting sbassstsss IN NJ b.
esgursi parade ysstss6ay, deptaia
was coiensi q TIE sast hxlsslesipN resi-
meat IN tho was hstwesn ths States. an4.
no was eonspisuous ngurs ON horssbsck
! 10 che parade. He 10 on ths supsrannusf-
! cd list Of the North Alatama Confrence
Methodist Church. south. Captain Hearp
retsraed % TaaiaAasa last ssshE
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Journals Nr, w W. Gaupss. seafoy 81
The Florsnes ximss; ~. =. Aonafree.
editor of Dtxas MnpsfaatnrsE, p@1lished
Mr.. G. .. Eiidrsth. odttor e rae Nsw De-
satns Aayartissr. anA aen. !. y ekaaisS,
editor Of Tshs 0reeu~ale Advocakes were
sanons the Aiseame peEwaper Haea n
town yesterday.
captain wiliinm .. eGlcl<ls. ~, Inspse-
ter Of Rifle Practice on stsR Of Colonel
n. b. DuMont, arrived IN the city sun-
| dag, Ae win be vsrnsnbsrea by Mont
gomsrians as ouartsrmaster Of the 2nf
Aiabams Volunteer xnfsntry. He p ct
| Spanish American War Veterans Asso-
eintleu.
Mr.. ana Mira. JEAN ID. Kmox aaG Mr..
aud Mrs. J. n. sprouii Of Admission, chap
eroned an attractive bevy OF girls who
were here yesterday to attend the inau-
gural ceremonies. The yoursg ladies were
Misses Rosa Leila Weller. Maybelle Rob-
lnsen and Mary Kline
Colonel Edward Lafayette Russell. Mrs.
Russell and Miss Eoiine Russell came
from Mobile sunday evening in Colonel
RusseiPs private car. They stayed at the
Exchanee Hotei and participated In the
inaugural ceremonies
Hon MaeA. Smith OF Autauga attended
the inauguration of Governor 1eiks. He
was I'm the Legislature twenty years ago
and enc OF the leading members Of the
House. He II now PROMINENT lawyer at
FTattyiiie.
Mr.. w. II. Smith Of Tuskegee, who was
formerly OF Bullock County, was here
yesterday. He kpsw the Governor In his
boyhood days at Union Springs and said
he was proud to see him 90 honored.
Hon. e. NJ Robinson. former Represen-
tative of Mobile County in the Legisla-
| ture, o leading lawyer Of the Gulf City
4
. Inaugural reception last night.
Hon. John r. Proctor and Hon. Virgil
B0ujdin of Ecottsboro were present at
the Inaugural ceremonies yesterday. Mr..
Proctor has just returned from q trip to
Texas
Miss Susie Johnston and Miss Salome
1 Wilkerson Of Greenville came up yester-
day 10 attend the inaugural ceremonies
and are with Mrs. Lance Johnston.
Hon. W. w. Lavender of Centerville,
this Legislature from Bib County several
years ago, was In town yesterday.
Or. wiggin& and Mr.. G. W. McCorvey
Of Monroeyilie were guests of Represen-
tatiye T. o. Virgins Of Monroe County
during the inauguration.
Judge w. r. wilkinson of Prattvtlle
came over to attend the inaugural He
IL brother OF Representative J. A. wil-
kersen Of Autepga-
President c. C. Thach and Professors ],
y. Dzsggar ard b. B. Rees OF the Alaba-
ma Polytechnic Institute at Auburn were
In town yesterday.
Mias Laura Brown of Admission is at the
Exchange Hotel the guest OF Hon. and
Mrs. J. p. Knox. who came to attend
the inauguration.
Mr.. r. o. Simpson of wilcox County
came to Montgomery to witness the in
auguration and will remain here several
days.
Mrs. Frank Bradley and Mrs. Thomas
Butler Of Pensacola, are guests of Mrs.
Frank Salmon on McDonough Street.
Editor w. N. Dale of The West Ala
bamian, published at Carrolton. waa
among the inaugural visitors.
Judge and Mrs. II. A. Sharpe Of Biz
mingham. are with Miss Maggie Fits
gibbons on Madison Avenue.
Mr.. Archie Leland a well known young
business man of Tuscaloosa, was in the
city yesterday.
Hon. Jones G. Moore OF Jefferson was
here to sec his Griend. Governor JeIks,
inaugurated.
Mrs. A. A. Coleman Of Birmingham n
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phares Cole
man.
Miss Alma Crenshaw Of Verbsna. was
. guest last evening at the Governors
ball
Mrs. Harry Inge of Mobile, IL the guest
OF her sister Mrs. Phares Coleman.
Hon. George H. Craig OF Selma was Q
visitor to Montgomery yesterday.
Hon. NJ. soIlie Of Ozark was an Inaug-
ural visitor.
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Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets. All
| druggists refund the money IL It Fails 20 cura
u. w; Groves signature u on ssOh bon a6N
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Roosevelt's Wicked Partners.
| Philadelphia Record.
| A wicked partner or so Is very neces-
sary to President. and especially to a
President like Mr.. Roosevelt. The maxim
| that the King can do no wrong is pre-
served in constitutional mOnaTchies BY