The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
Photo Views of Alabama.

culaking albums of the International PhotegTaghis Exshspse n sSs RiShsrS Ssaistss anes is engaged In aettins out the second cits a contribution of prints not larger than 1-2 by i.s for the aibnm' .r. nlaoed Of, the route list not only of the Alabama album. but on the route lists of such albums from other States as
 may ss received a iy Cost tOT s the the contribution of few prints and the payment of postage in forwarding the album to the next person on the route
 list which 9. n o.s. tas S5 aaS 5ss viii also be entitled to s sssn the first album when 1t reaches home; e.,
 Address all prints a1S sSsair,sss Sss,rss fGo to bacia R,cnarS Ho hbs iBs State street, Mobile, Ala
 In a letter Mr. Hines says;
 "This Is q goed oppcrtatnlii,Sy tstl!,S to EsSe TSe nresent album, which contains about ninety pictures of the Southern part of the State. is in Denver. Col; and l have just gi, "n permission for ns The Dsnyes os tSs pictures in It's magazines So you see this will attract some one to the state @ and It's beauties and industries. = Tne first album had .iS foT ,Son eos'E,Og in tSe so1t @ ern part of the state. want to get some contributors for the next album from the middle and northern sections.
 Mir Henry Loeb, for the first time since the accident on the Pickett Springs car line, nine weeks ago, was able to be out and arnong his fi,,, fris,nSs Ss on the streets yesterday. a ht VII De ss s.uRh as bS S ts s son rea apron of inc crushed trailer as it' was bent back by the force of the collision MT; MT Loeb sustained a psa traGdu ancidsnt Sa % has @ hssn confined to his bed in a local inflrmary. -=:
 MT. Laurens W. Pierce, of Coosada; for the past year superintendent or water wa works and electric lighting plant at Clayton: has accepted position with the aensral Eisstflc company at 4 eGtady 9S. N Nn.a rsls & s hf lassSs nGs n the tne' world. Mr. Pierce is popular in social circles. and hls friends in Mont Tomery and elsewhere wish him sue cess in his chosen work
 Hon. Richard H. Clarke, former Con- gressman of the First District. and leading lawyer of Mobile. spent yestsr- day n Montsoms,syS and went He to psIS .9s itsif his respscts S'cs @ to Oiielsis At the state eSFRdISi eSRiiISii yssisePs. lie appears fo be in nerfect healtn.
 Dr. Albert s, Haiiey, of Nashville, will reach tho city tnfft0rrow to take charge of classes In physlcs and chem istry at the University School and to siInsryiae the fnonthiy publication of the ''University School Boy"
 Rev. M. H. Holt, Pfssidins Elder of the Montgomery District, will preach at Clayton Street Methodist Episcopal Church today at li a. m.
 MT. Harry wihter will leave this morning at s.45 o'clock for TalladegA Springs accompanied by MT. W. W. Heron.
 MT, J. F. Jones left last night with Mir Harry Dknaiser for Michigan and other western furniture markets.
 MT. Herman C. Schmidt, of Los An seles, Cal; IS visiting his mother at l1s South Decatur Street
 Messrs N. Ffohlichstein and George H. Corneill. of Mobile. are visitors in Montgomery.
 MT. A. L. Rankin, of Andalusia. was in the city yesterday In route to Brew ton.
 MT. J. A. Carter, of Birmingham. is a visitor in Montgomery.
 MT. E. c. Page, of Evergreen. was in Montgomery yesterday.
 Mir. IA A. Boyd. of Riehburg, came to the city yesterday.
 MT. F. C. Hayes. of Birmingham. is in Montgomery.