The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
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raIks Of the Mormons.

Talks of the M0rm0ns.
 T. F. Brown, an elder of the Norman intersst of his sect in Alabama for some time. talked yesterday with interest or hi. church and his people: , ,-,n
 on. sss there h ts are o. ,S. Of Utah. It l. true that Mormons at one time practised poiygamy, but no plural marriages have been allowed
 a g.oss.sa Sy ,ra sw tn. ssu4eh ana prosecuted now if hs married two wo. men. They have seen the error or their way and are trying to live cor rsetiy nStwitns,and,ns repeated msrsp
 My people are charitable and gener- ous to all religions and all that we ask is the same treatment. Like otnsI seets we believe we have the true rue fstsh. snd. fearing. aw-abiding and we practise
 T have been in Alabam. at intsrvais Nvs,s for two am native t. 1.Sama Al Ssra and like the people here. There are about 1900 Mormons in this State and the church advises them to stay here There are better opRorssrnities in Ala
 MT. Brown Is . young man and un- H. J. Fowkes. of Nephits. Utah. They have been preaching on the streets x or authorities. MT. Brown said there was SO much prejudice against the Mormons that MT. Fowkes and himself were unable to secure tho use of c church or Q hall here.
 Captain Taylor's Fine Dog.
 Police Captain W. H. Taylor has the finest dog in Montgomery which he dianapolis. Ind. This dog is Flora Noble. a daughter of a famous English setter sire and dam. She Is a white dog with blue spots and large black ears.
 some time ago Lewellen, fine dog of the Police Captain, was killed by car of the Montgomery Street Railway and as . result a suit for damages is pend Leweiien in the directions of Captain Taylor who Is one of the most ardent dog fanciers in Alabama.
 c.psn rayop tni aos. nsv. Q, Been devoted companions of man. Dogs love men better than they love themselves and the man who does not love me dog Is not worthy of the love of fine VIII Pour oil on Lakes. The Lakes at Mentgomery,s pleasure parks are to get their bath of oil" said q city ofiicfal yesterday. The county iH SVth8 " Co-opCNatc WiLh ShO NaNS' in oiiing standing water to kill mos auitoes and the first result of that CO., operation will be to oil the lakes at Electric Park and Picket Springs.
 size and no little amount of oil will be required for the job. To tell the truth. neither of the lakes has been particu- lariy inviting to the general public to be clear and inyigorating. The dose of oil they will get from the county and city ofiicials will not improve either their appearance or the odor. which are not to be considered when the health of the community is at stake.
 "The new oiling outfit will be turned over to the city by the county tomor- row or the day after. It will be run which has been operated for several weeks by the city. The pools just out, side the city limits will receive special attention from the new oil sprinkler To Edit Farm Paper.
 MT. Rolfe 8. Saunders. of Athens. is in Montgomery MT. Saunders comes here to take the editorship of The Ala xaI@ers writee of fSsssd pToysd abiity M haSins connected with some of the leading agricultural papers of the country
 oy S Renn The Hs n Ss Df to l farmers of the Southern States.
 It Is said The Alabama Farmer will | appear in enlarged and improved form | and will be filled with live and in | teresting matter pertaining to agricul- ture.
 Dr. W. H. Sanders. State Health Off, | hcer passed through Montgomery yes- terday en route from Mobile to Tusca- loosa. .s.s Captain s. H. Roberts has returned l home from a trip to the West.
 MT. J. J. Holmes has gone to Brew ton on a business trip.