The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-07
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10 Hel, Are1 yeteran.

To Help Aged veteran.
 David Johnston, Clerk of the Mont gomery Circuit Court, has received a eoast in ro Tan tns csrt g assns sss h to assist Joel W. Srswer. an aged Con. as % soldier to get a pension.
 Dear sf-I nave a .0i,UTs; Written two let ters to people of your town in trying to get . pension for an old ex- x-Confed- eoan,y eoa,s n sS wao dia service in John P. Hall This mans name is Joel est Of circumstances. and for that req ting pension from this State. ana sending . blank for the proof ot nis service to you. and if you know 1ss You Hs moud nnx ns.t of on hs shem inS him get the proof required.
 There may be some of his old conn rades there: some by the name of Blake; you are acquainted with either of these parties. wish you would mention the matter to them.
 would be Appreciated very much.
 yours very respe9tf,nlfly W,nffev" :"
 Mir. Johnston said yesterday that he other needy Confederate soldier.
 am c"csss csssia.ts ]: s::a.ss sca Astcrney Gen. eral." said Alex N. Garber. of Talla- dega. who was In Montgomery .yester, day. 'and my newspaper friends need I wifi be a candidate ''eo A'
 This announcement was made by the Talladega lawyer when his attention sna, Se mxh S. Tace fsn Attorney Generalship.
 In the last election for Attorney Gen erai MT aarber pollsd a large vote Massey Wilson. of Clarke County.
 MT. Garber is one of the best known young lawyers in the State. .-
 Thomas E. Knight. of 'GSb Greensboro. Grand Chancellor. Knights of Pythias of Alabama. and George G. Miles. of and Seal went to Birmingham yester- day afternoon to be present last night at a public installation of officers of Phosnix MuLo Lodge. NS: 2S' ,,,va oroua o, men and women would attend the .in- stallation ceremonies.
 Messrs. Knight and Miles will go day. where they will visit subordinate i0SMge. Mr' Mile, will, be at bo.oe Monday,
 improvement O1 fHTk0s
 T was much pleased" said a busi- ness man, "to see that the majority members of the City Council forced the ,Sa mSln9ritK te the slsS,lon of members
 Nov that the Commission has been created, I hope we will be able to im- prove the waste places in Montgomery. is vested in the Commission. but its creation Is the first step toward real civic improvement. and l believe 1t will at least be spur to the Aldermen en- to
 The river front near the Union Rail- way Station is in a deplorable condition CTS In my Judgment 1t should be the our Park Commissioners"
 Mir. Danforth Here.
 After an absence of five years MT. W. T. Danforth reached Montgomery last night. and will spend some days with hts friends {, in this ey Mir all his life. great many years of 1t having been spent in Montgomery. His daughter. Miss Mary Danforth, came and is ~stns the fay of as Mr shd Mrs. James E. Maddox at 309 Madison Avenue. MT. Danforth for the past five years has been with the Atlanta and West Point Railway in Atlanta. Reports received by relatives in Montgomery from Mayor Thomas Ii Carr, who is at Biloxi, Miss, recuper- ating from a long illness. are to the et- feet that he Is Improving and steadily regaining his health. The seashore air seems to agree with him and his friends be entirely we'll again.
 Court isf yesterdsy st shs Aaoam. for As family and spend the remainder of the summer.
 MT. Joseph Dowdell, a well known spent the past year on a large cotton plantation at Torras, La, has returned home.
 and Hon. Robert J. Lowe of Birmins- ham were among yesterdays visitors to the Capitol.
 Messrs. w. Y. Lovelace and J. H . O'Neal. well known citizens of Brew ton, are registered at the New Mabson.
 MT. Mims B. Stone. prominent con- fectioner of Birmingham, Is in Mont gomery on a business trip.
 Hon. J. Tom Hefin, Fifth District Congressman, was a visitor to the Cap itoA ySSleiudy.
 Capt. B. H. Burr and Mir. J. F. Fleet wood, of Talladesa. are in the city.
 MT. David Whetstone has gone to At lantic City on a pleasure trip.
 MT. J.. B. Corcoran. a we'll known citizen of Troy, is in the city.
 MT. c. P. Orr. of Birmingham, was in Montgomery yesterday.
 MT. Cliff Foy. of Abbeville, is wis., itor to Montgomery.
 Hon. w. M. Lackey, of Dadeville. was in town yesterday.
 MT. c. J solm. of Birmin gham. is in Mont gomery.
 MT. c. G. Leslie, of Tuskegee, Is in the city.
 MT. COmer's Dissenting Opinion. Mobile Register.
 Mir. Conner has made an effort to deal with the railroad regulation ques- tion in a dispassionate manner. The most of his sentences are carefully weighed, and in fine contrast with the usual clap-trap and demagogic appeal of political agitators. There is at least one. phrase. however, that mars the