The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
The nenuty Of CIematis.

 ..one of the sn most at sftrseiise sTii Sights in the lovers of the beautiful in flowers is in the zenith iiti Of r'in it's siory.s said n prominent Montgomery woman yeslef- sThe clematis. this year seems to be unusuaIiy iuxuriant and beautiful. There are several homes about the city where the ciematis vines have circled ;a nnd entwinsd about pillars ,I;ndn and tae, ana door ways with a wealth of trailing green and banks of snowy white. transforming. as if by magic, eysn plain little dwelling place into q ning ~ciematis is beautiful wherever yt grows, but at the home of MT. and Mrs. street, where it runs riot over gailer- les, pillars and one side of the house, the glossy green of the luxuriai1t vine easksronnd for the asSes inseoaribablyy ec SnoMy lovely and attracts the attention or all passengers on the Belt Line street cars In such profusion are the little white resembles q heavy fall of snow on some thick, green foliage more than any
 if the s. owners of the beautiful and attractive ih vine and flower could realize that they are among the great est of public benefactors, l am sure | LnAI those WN0 are m a pOSttfOn LD 0p so would do more toward making the waste places of earth to blossom ana to cover unsightiy places with clinging l vines and, instead of ash heaps ana 1 the boxes of rubbish that adorn the space on the side walk between the asphalt and the curb stones. even in some of the best and most desirable l grasses and vines would be planted | thus appealing to the sense of the beau tiful that is possessed by every hu- man being The worker would be amp I iy repaid in the consciousness of hav- | ing done good deed.
 Hundreds of tired eyes have light ed up as they looked upon the beau | tiful ciematis at the DeCottes home and I am sure that many people nave | registered a secret determination to 1 plant clmatis vine next year. S & S
 Hot Race In Georgia. I Talk about warm race for Gov ernor, said railway conductor yes- terday whose run carries him frequent | ly into Georgia, I've think we have q l spirited campaign over here in Ala. l bania, but 1t is no comparison to that one in Georgia. It's really venomous I thoroughly aroused. Everybody in | Georgia is talking politics, no matter | what section of the State you're m. [. looks 'ii ike m Hoke smith is going to ] win but they are going to have a con 1 vention and you can never tell what conyention will do. .ss,s A great mary peot eot | I travel mostly In South Georgia and l Colonel Estill has a strong followering. They say in those parts that he is go- ing tc split up some of the Northern
 They tell me that Dick Russell is a I fine man and would make an excellent chance hDnssno to % win. I S meet a great many | people and hear all the gossip on trains. You see 2 fellow in my posi- ton, hearing ga all this this: can st gsf some m l Witness Fees and Brokers. I T hope to see the next Legislature pssS bn Somf festifv iaW Whae in tne % courts some 1 chance to get the fees due them by tho State said citizen.
 "They tell me that hardly more thar one percent of thesA witnesses get more than ten per cent of the face val ue of their certificates. Some plan should be devised whereby, when the he may go to the clerk and get his money right away. AS the law now 1 stands. a witness cannot get his mon ey until the end of the term and if the defendant against whom he has testi. fled is not convicted there is no tellins whether he will ever get paid for at
 Brokers meet witnesses at the dool to the court room and it's mighty sel dom that the man who has given tn' 6n Gr get, oysr tSs sae sfa esTys owes on him When the time comes for paymen these brokers present the certificates they have bought and get the fal amount"
 Announcement is made by MT. Ale' Troy, Secretary of the Alabama Stat' Bar Association, of the appointment b! the Association of s. H. Dent IT., Esq of Montgomery, B. P. Crum, Esq, O Montgomery and Hon. John Pelham O bama State Bar Association to tn, be % held T at st. Paul. Minn.. on Angus 2'th. soth and sist; # ;. 1906 E.
 Hon. Dan J. Meador of Mrytlewood candidate for iLeutenant Governor T spending today in Montgomery. H' evening and will spend the present week in North Alabama
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 Mir c. C. Grayson and son, Wilmel Grayson, were in the city yesterday or their way home from French Lick Springs. Ind. MT. Grayson Is one o selma's most progressive citizens.
 Messrs. Russell j., Patterson, E. H Rosebury and H s. Aldridge Of Mobile are in Montgomery;
 Messrs. Joe Nachman, J. H. Fried anc Ali Calm have gone to New York or business
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 Mir J. S. Hunter of Selma is regis tered at the New Exchange.
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 Hon. William B. Bankhead of Jasper is at the New Exchange.
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 Master Thomas Ferrandini is visiting in Pass Christian. Miss
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 | TT M Irap.x of nofhau ia a tht New Mabson Hotel.
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 MT, J. F White of Eufauia is at th' New Exchange.
 MT John Gamble of Troy is in th' city
 Democratic Opportunity If AvaiIed Of