The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-22

house of worship. a parsonage and his congregation is doing a great work
 ed by MT. Crawford through hard earnest work and he deserves a great deal of credit for his success
 Echo of sThe Christmas"
 T was much impressed. said a pro vertisement given Montgomery. by the Christmas edition of Tho. Advertiser.
 While I enjoyed reading the paper na ment nane on it's Success. the f,ras that most impresses me is the fact that these papers go all over the country and proclaim to those who do not know port a newspaper big enough and great enough to issue a paper which as has been shown, is superior to any other similar edition not fonly in the South but in the whole country.
 Does 1t not speak eloquently for Montgomery? Don't you suppose that it sets the Minnesota. or Maine. or Cal ifornia man to thinking upon the greatness of Montgomery?
 Tt was a great newspaper. and we of Montgomery who have become ac- customed 70. great achievements ny l The Advertiser ought to take the les | son to heart"
 New Baggage Arrangement. "A statement recently appearing in | The Advertiser as to checking bag gage" said railroad man, .is incor- | rect. Baggage is to be checked from | homes to point ion the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and not by tele- | phone as was stated.
 Superintendent J. I. Mckinney and General Baggage Agent Hines of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com pany, have perfected arrangements Tor their road for the checking of baggage ] Persons desiring to take advantage of this innovation can do so by pre- senting the tickets to the agent of the Union Railway Station, who will take | orders for baggage and attend to the checking of same
 Prattvilie, Circuit Clerk of Autauga County, who was struck by an electric car on Commerce Street Monday morn ing. was reported last night to be very vanced age. it was at one time feared | that the Injuries to MT. Smith would prove fatal His family and friends are hopeful of his recovery
 Mr. J. w. Posey. Travelling Freight Agent of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company. with headquarters in Meri' | dian, Miss, spent yesterday morning in Montgomery. He went to Savannah MT. John F. Tyndal. who was pain i fully injured in personal difficulty at the office of the Standard oil Company Tuesday morning, was reported to be resting comfortably last night. He Is | at hospital.
 Prof. F. E. Chapman. who is taking a post graduate course at Vanderbilt | University, Nashville. was in Montgon l cry yesterday en route to his home in Clarke County.
 Mir. J. D. Foy. a prominent young contractor of Birmingham. passed | through Montgomery yesterday en route to his home in Eufaula, where he will spend the holidays.
 MT. B. M. Fowler of New York, a former well-known resident of Mont gomery, Is spending a few days with friends in this city.
 Hon. E. K Campbell of Birmingham left Montgomery yesterday after a | prolonged attendance on the Alabama Supreme Court.
 Mir W. F. Hickey of Lynchburg. Va, is in the city. He is brother of MT. J. F. Hickey. lessee of the New Ex- change Hotel.
 MT. Leon c. Bailey, who has been at with his parents for the holidays.
 Prof George F. Mcdonald. who is ill at an infirmary. was reported last night to be somewhat improved. Messrs. w. B. Folmar and J. c. Hem derson, prominent bankers of Troy, were in town yesterday.
 MT. E. Downing. Jr, of Castleberry was in town yesterday.
 MT. Charles c. Young is i'll at local