The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-08
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ence or HuGtUe8& HteM. aa.s A remafkable testimonial to the con have in Montgomery is before us just aayT ays,,oS sag ga well known Montgomerian;; even tfe mention of the disease will make 2 purchaser stop buying and take nn anoshfr resume of his pocketbook. A pwith pIi1hb Soiion crop can no more compare Mitn yellow fever as far as killing bus mess IS concerned than a sheet of blank eaper compares with a we'll written DOCK. It makes people careful of their with yellow fsvsr St St oaT serg we see the soundest business men in hn,,g hmonagomery erecting new business ing for frost before expending their money. So. great is their confidence in montgomery that even a yellow fever scare can't phase them. And the beau " oI IL IS that they are erecting bus mess houses out of the old eight or ten blocks where formerly all the business houses were isolated. They are build house that Is erected in these new ter rttories will bring other new ones, mak- ing Montgomery bigger and better. so much confidence. don't you know that the people of other cities will be- gin to feel confident of the future great ness of Montgomery
 Friends of Capt Bertram T. Clayton, Quartermaster of the United States Ar my stationed at New Orleans yesterday received the news in Montgomery that low fever in the present epidemic. The same information, however, said that Captain Clayton has passed the danger point in the fever and that 1t will run
 The many friends of Captain Clayton are sorry to hear the news of his af-
 The nepe are eOf he s words of egram from Major c. W. Ruthers, U. s. A, telling of Captain Clayton's ill., ness:
 'Captain Clayton taken Saturday night with yellow fever. case very mild. He Is under the very best of care. As seventy hours from the time one Is stricken with the dread disease is the crisis, it can be readily seen that Cap tain Clayton Is beyond the danger point and Is doubtless on a speedy road to a restoration of his former good health"
 It was said yesterday at the Govern ment Building. that Deputy United States Marshal A. B; Colqultt would quitt nor offlolals of the Marshars of- flee would discuss the report. Mir. Colquitt has been a Deputy Marshal about two years. He is a Democrat.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. A. Montgomery have rented the Lowrie cottage on Mad tson Avenue for the winter. and will be ootoSer when Mrs MontEomery tae M
 
 return from an extended visit to her home in Morristown, Canada.
 Gen. Robt. F. Ligon, Clerk of the Alabama Supreme Court, who has been spending few weeks at Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va, left that point today for Asheville and Hot Springs, N. C., and will probably reach Montgomery in about two weeks.
 At a late hour last night message from the residence of Hon.. Thomas H. Carr, Mayor of Montgomery. said that there was no percepttble change in his condition. Mir. Carr is desperately i'll and no hope is entertained for his re- covery.
 Mir. J. W. Heustis of Mobile. Travel ing Auditor of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and Mir. Whiting Ames of Tuscaloosa, special agent of the same company, spent yesterday in Montgom- cry. Mir Heustis went to Mobile last night.
 Chief Clerk A. c. Sexton, of the Sec retary of State. has gone to Georgia, where he met Mrs. Sexton and their son, '--.t '- '' e' ~ will us next