The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
SIDEWALK PENcILINCS
Two Cnnaidates In Town.

Hon H. A. Skeggs, Jr., candidate Tor Associate Railroad Commissioners, and Hon. Ernmet O'Neal. candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor, reached Mont gomery yesterday norning rom tns wiregrass. where they have been cam paigning. Mir. Skeggs was in the city several hours and dr oNeal Wenr through to Birmingham, where hs will deliver Ar address today at . pic- nic of the Bro.hcri,ood of Locomotive Engineers. s The two candidates visited Troy. Luverne, Brantley, Andaluslas 9enevas Hartford, D0than and ozark. MT. Skeggs was enthusiastic in his praise of the Wiregrass Secton.
 'HThe wireEfass is the finest ccun. try in the world, said Mir. Ske8gs, ! whs really hsfonisheJ to see what progress that rart ot Aiebanfl has made in comparatively Jew yeafs- All towns in that section are snriving. The stores are upAto-date ard the lit- tie cities are z dng right ahead. The ana if we. of Forth Alabama. don't look out. they will get ahead of rs. If I hadn't gained vote there would have been satisfied inst in seeing the country. We did nut go to Enter prise and Elba but will go there on Mr. six srgs left Montgomery yester- day afternoon Tor Birmingham. ae ss E
 oars 10 tBe tNttUts r.I am a stranger 1n Montg ,mery and would like 70 make what l con sider a valuable suggestion. said "a visitor yesterday. T reached here ing morning and wanted 10 take T street car to the State Capitol. None or the cars indicated whether they went to the Capitol and 1 finally took one that was going uo Dexter Avenue Tn the direction of the Capitol TO my surprise, when the gar was within TWO, lzI1xaI-. af fha State uouse, 1t turned into another street and found that was on a Cloverdale cat
 sNJnyv my sugEesti Is that every car that goes to the Capitoi shoat e.t carry a small sign, lndicdtas the iact. and the street car company miRhs have enough of these signs made ana have them hung on the CapisoI cars daily. rx,,o,,,,y want to go to the Capitol and tnev are at sea to know which ear to ,5.ss. e,-s. q. To have signs on then sayins, car to the Capitol woulf be inexpsh. sive and would save V a 2 tot O. 'r'uD'S
 MT. Seed In the City.
 Mir. Walter D. Seed. a candidate without l opposition for state Treas urer, spent yesterday in Montgomery and went to his home in rusca'oost' 'I expect to visit every county in the state" said Mir. Seed. ana get acquainted with the people. It is com sortaDle feeling tc run fci esitNe wfthout opposition, but think the Iandidata ought to ming1e with the people whether he has opposlslon or not" .u,..-. MT. Seed is a rromineat business young man of Tuscaloosa wno nes taken an active interest In public ar. fairs of his section since he reached manhood.
 MT. eco xe q. Milcs has ~esurned from Hartford, Conh.. where no went to attend a .nse-i 1g of general fRents If a life insurance compNnv which he represents as general agent for Ala banna. He was acc prded the honor of being elected the Vice President or the Association of General ,hSS Age"ss: as agents were present from every state in the Union While absent Mr. Miles visited Boston. New York and other eastern cities.
 MT. Eugene Robbins. Jr., prom inent s;aln1ian and r. brothe- ot NIT. smith Robbins. clerk in the office of State Treasurer J. Cralg Smttn, Epent a portion of the day in the city, on his inc National Hardware Dealers As- sociation, in Hot Springs, Virginia.
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 The following citizens of Monroe vile are registered IHI Nlt ntW M cbanqe. T S Marshall, l. B. Slaught- CT. U B. Barnett. J. Salter, (. W. Jack son. M. NJ Fountain and W. R. En- tricken. They are here to see Govern or Jelks today.
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 Mfr Abner J. Smith and family and Mir John M. Green. If Bay Minette. are registered at the New Mabson.
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 Mir. John Gamble and family, of Troy, are registered at the New EX-
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 MT. Lyman Ward. President Of tho Industrial School at Camp HILL Is Tn the city.
 MT. A. S Van de Graaff. leading lawyer of Tuscaloosa. is in Montgom- cry.
 Sheriff w. W. Pridgen, of Conecuh County, is at the New Exchange.