The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21

I6IfAGI lTtSuu LII anu AU for walk through his cotton iields: The stalks were fine. but the fruit was s not on them. The open cotton nnd
 ss RaSa RSassS and SS as.ea s Es saa hs yed in these fields would be about haif what 1t was last year.
 Reports from many sections of the county are about the same. Weather con ditions have not been favorable and the farmers feel discouraged"
 JsiI,s BeautifuI Yard.
 for & the prettiest yard in Montgomery this yearr' asked Deputy Sheriff Nat Waller, as he sazed proudly at the county an jail i"er1'S on Washington Street.
 'Tf the prize was offered this year my yard here at the jail would sweep the aeld You see prizes have sI eear sifered cfi by The Advertiser. It looks Ike l am playing in hard luck to have the pret- tiest yard in Montgomery and have no
 The big deputy was not far wrong; He has made the front yard of the @ JaiI one of the prettiest in all Montsom- had beautifui lawn and the flowers in 1t have bloomed throughout the hot months and they still bloom. Graceiul vines cover the jail walls and festoon the just pride he feels when he sits in the cool of the evening and views the floral and verdant beauties Of ms yaro'
 Capt. John ". Tullis.
 Capt. John W. Tullis, formerly of Flu faula and for more than 2 third @ or a century a leading figure in the Gomt n, Aiabarna has come to Montgomery to make his home for the future in this
 With his sons. Messrs. Clayton T: and q John ". Tullis, IT,. Captain Tullis owns dominant interest in one of the larg- est hardware businesses in this section He will in the future take an active @ interest in the conduct of this bust- ness. Captain Tullis has not divested himself of all his financial and com mercial interest in Eufaula and to look frequent visits to his old home, but the major portion of his time will De spent in Montgomery.
 FSs one iord most | figures in the business circles of Eu- faula. He was Confederate omcer who served the South with credit taadsi ana battles of the great war he was wound- ed In such & way that he was partiaIly maimed for life. Notwithstanding this handicap and notwithstanding the ham dicap of poverty that was the heritage l of every soldier who came out or the | war, he compelled success from every not only amassed a considerable private l fortune but he was connected with prac . | ticaIiy every important enterprise Tn ms l home town. The large cotton firm of which he was the head for years and years did an enormous domestic and i foreign business; he was for many gsars president of the Eufania ,n ,S cotton Gaa 1 light and power company and interest ed as we'll in other Eufaula enterprises: Captain Tuliis E also ana hGldsr 9s frm o5 1 believer in the great future Of the city which Is his future home and to come l to which he has severed ties that were forty years in the forming.
 Mobile a Great Town. Mobile is a great place. said F. F. seamons. Manager of the Olympia 1 gins an arrangement tonight at the l Pickett Springs Casino. with present. ation of Said Pasha:
 treatment accorded his company and l himself during their stay of eight weeks n the Gulf City, where they
 My people and myself are in love with Mobile folks" said Mir. Seamons
 We were shown every consideration | and we played to the largest audience at our last performance we had while we were there. The people of Mobile l show a genuine appreciation of good
 thai we will always remember the en- gagement with pleasure.
 | Among the members of Mir. Seamons company W0Icn drrlVeu neTe idSt nlBnt | who have national reputation as sing
 CTS and actors are Ed Eagleton, Robert 1 Pftkin, Louis Adde, Lottie Kendall, Lu- | ellie DeVal, Therese Barker and Bessie
 Young. The company will be here two
 weeks.
 Capt S. A. Can't of Evergreen is in town.
 MT. J. D. Carroll of Pensacola Fla, | Is at the Glenmore.
 Messrs c. c. Horn and T. c. Horn l of Luverne came in last night. | Mir. Whiting Arnes, special agent of | the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, with headquarters in Tuscaloosa, Is in the city.
 | Judge A. H. Alston passed through | Montgomery yesterday en route to his | home at Clayton from Clay County, where he has been holding court. I