The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17
Sidewalk pencilinss
Twe seutnern shewsse..

I've soutAern shownsen. It may. seem strange that as q before yisitsdT T the % sousiiern % country in
 Hsfet%s Ans Of six ysss uofi of the noC cosmo polttan Ampssmsnt Company, who IS Tn 9e4rxe of that amusement concerns de- sstment of publicity 1rs MessFt ns the ro9a cona- psny. contissedi iS iMs. Adams, aars South ! divison supsrinssndsnt ,.s g . Rroml. ]. ters It Taiiahassee. Fla, where he now | his home at Lake charles. La. but has been Tn the show business practically
 Tt has has been the favorite saying. of cur people that the show began with q nss sns .s ris aa ME M sayss he | It is the first wagon front show. which is the most eiaborats eaaipTens or non.s aa. sI1 sh.p aa.on snd nxon sS | picked out. the bouth's larger cities and sood weather gssvailing VIII III so so,sSsra dSs6t | States. although railroad rates for the their own special cars. whether cir cuses or carnivals, are much nisher
 r aThe 1 company will remain out all winter this ssason, eoing from here to xssS .nx..ss M:s whsrs st t the MS State Fair, then to Meridian, and among other cities to follow during the win La, La Mo Mobile and New Orleans, and prob ably the principel cities of Texas will also be visited.
 we are getting back home. and an. MT. Snyder's home city. Lake Charles. La, during Christmas week"
 They Want Al Field.
 A press telegram was published re- gently that the New York Legislative Committee investigating the insurance scandals was trying to locate Al Field.
 The Galveston Tribune says:
 When. the attention of the veteran minstrel was called to the telegram his face assumed hurt expression. How not deviated fifteen minutes from my printed route schedule. have spent thousands of dollars in advertising the sssr tasssher af in h y Ry laa aroupe of ne Ssa @ ad here t Is reported that that a.snr am lest, r,.,a they are looking for suggested Carns. the handsome looking basso.
 Some otherr almost shouted Field. ssrs sns is y9a no os5s ossr m Al q uf Fss s deWsP Wss they want with me know not; but did I ever tell you my. experience with life artistg Nsvs9 ws nna Thle bcys don't rum of, I won't teii it. ~ wye However. am going to show those New Workers that I cant De lost so " .dSiveston. Texas. To Charles E. Hughes, New York Legislative Investi- satfng Committee. New York, N. Y.-- EAa V .affaru0ou na ara hun tiug me. am not in California. In a bet- ter State, Texas, -
 MT. Macdonald . Visitor,
 Mir. A. T. Macdonald, Managing Ed itor of The Louisville Herald, spent a few hours in Montgomery and was we'll pleased with the looks of this city, despite the presence of two street fair aggresations on the most conspicuous Mir Macdonald has just gone through the labors of conducting a hot light in q recent strenuous city campaign and Is seeking . few days rest In q more The Herald in the last year has gone with the best papers of the day, MT. Hefin in Tosvp. Congressman. J Thomas Hefiin, of the Fifth Congressional District. is in s tvlRRs oDr aTssysd hsnss yssseTdia Tis his friends at the Capitol in the after noon, N EreL with the idea of Congress giving the Interstate Commerce Commission power to fix railroad rates that are found to be unfair after complete hearing of the Commission. Mir. Hefiin does not think that to give a national body pow CT to fix interstate rates compromises States rights at all.
 Probate Judge P. H, Pitts and Judge Daniel Partridge. IT.. of Selma, came to Montgomery yesterday evening. The latter is an applicant for Supreme Court dorsement of the Dallas Bar. He was Judge of the Fourth Judicial Circuit appointed upon the death of Judge John M0fe s0 G ana s w ba h have ooanss hs prising that circuit.
 Gen. James Berney Stanley of The Greenville Advocate and Mr. R. E L. Mel of The Selma Journal, were in eral Stanley nor Mr. Mel came to Mont gomery to visit the Street Fair.
 Hon. M. B. Abercrombie of Tuske- gee. Probate Judge of Macon County, was in town yesterday.
 Mir. Don c. B. Duzen of Birmingham, accompanied by his wife, is in the city.
 
 Mr. J. c. Lovelace of Birmingham was in Montgomery yesterday.
 Mir w. s. Robinson of Birmingham is registered at the Imperial,
 Mir. G. W, Underwood of Selma spent last night at the Glenmore.
 Mr. G. T. McElderry of Talladega is registered at the Imperial.
 Mir. W. E. Henderson of Enterprise was in town last night.
 Mr. E. R. Malone of Dothan was in town last night.
 MT. B. NJ. Farmer. of Dothan. is in Montgomery.
 
 Hon. Robt J. Lowe of Birmingham is in town.
 MT. J. W. Pittman of opelika is in the city.
 As to Immigration.
 Chicago Record-Herald.
 With regard to immigration the Euouun condiments of tho a..5