The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-23
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rsir weeaaer for Fair.

Falr Wealner for Fair. be thankful to the weather man for opening day of Montgomery's big weather bureau promised a pretty day and If the success depcnded on that alone there certainly wouldn't be any
 After all. the State Far IS depend- ent on the elements and, from thls viewpoint everything has turned an. H out came in Opportune time to settle the dust on the grounds ana afforded sui. 1 ting us last week lessened the chaiices of more precipitation during the week of the Fair and the S,s Tes'hsr osrt bg'sa she program up in fine style So enough on the weather and let CT and his assistants have lone their x Ss # Faie Visitors Disappointed. os ths Hns Fsr Visitors P Sy Mont Yornery, which will be uisappointing | but which cannot be netp-1. and that IS !As salS tsfn sR ssass ssnaS aeSss owrRer T nave observed .hat tre Capitol is es, efsant pont i1. they msy i to Mont gomery. Most of them visit the Capitol, no matter wha; other at- ssasa s.ssS aS of ssSS"d strong and potent pot attraction for the tol we can always tell when there is any unusual number of visitors to the city by the stream of sIgntseers who the old building or out on Ine grounds: But now the Capitol IS so badly | torn up in the extensive changes that esSS ,e wsR R.as on soms onas of the rural visitor whc has looked forward to seeing some of the Capitol sights nieasant experisnce in uying to get about Inside the balld.ns uon. Thomas c. Mcclellan of Athens, | Democratic nominee for Associate Jus tiee of the Alabama Supreme Court; IS in Mo9tgomery. accompanied 0s Mfs' 'a'e xx * Mfr. R. D. Apperson of Lynchburs, Va, | President pt the Montgomery Traction Company. reached Montgomery y~stef- | day.
 * & T. Captain Gsorse W. whitlock, a promIhen. citizen of Eufauia, is visit inE the Fair Mir. c. W. Freeman of Thorsby. was among yesterdays visitors to Mont gomsry. Mir, N. Y. Heard of Opeiika, Is wis iting Montgomery. accompanied py ms wife. MT. r. D. Howell of Ozark. Is visit ing Montgomery. accompanied by his MT. W. c. Dinwiddie of Bay Minette, is in the city, ase0%Daa,ea < l x 0S n'S "' MT Joe windman of Tuscumbia, is in the city, accompanied by his wife, Mr. E D. Martin of Ozark. is In the city, accompanied s sy s'' w'fe'
 Mir W. c. Lockhart of Dayton, was in Montgomery x la:s < night ys Orb. Henry eBthea of Taunsdale, was in Montgomery E lass < night v
 MT. H. M scheussler of Hayneviile. was in the city x last < night < MT. R. P. Woodson of Uniontown, spent last night in x shs X city
 MT. J. F. White of Eufaula. spent last night in Hon5so%ery < < a
 MT. D. N. Smith and P. M. Smith, of Prattville' a;s k s tSwn' ss
 MT. P N Kraus of Mobile, was in the city last night: M t *
 Mr. G. Sibley of Birmingham, was in town last night;
 MT. D. M Scott of Selma. is visi- tor to Mon,gomsrya
 Mir. W. NJ Bonner of Birmingham. is in Montgomery x *
 State Treasurer J. Crais Smith spent yesterday ill Selma: t < % | Dr. Joseph Hall of Bay Minette, was in town last night * :.-
 Senator W. U. Acrse of Newton, is in Montgomery, ', :. |
 MT. L. E. Edwards of Ozark. was in the city last night * *
 Mir L. NJ Mizelle of Eiba, is visit ing the city. Mr H. L. Baker of Cullman, is visit ing the e''S m * # -
 MT. R. w. Hall of Midway is visit ing the city.
 Mir c. M. Scott of Mineral Springs, Is in town
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 Mir. w. c. Paike of Selma, is in town.
 Mir J H. cowsrt x af < Troy is in town
 MT. E. J. Blow. IT,. of Brewton. is in town
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 Mir. w. F. Garth of Huntsville. is In town.
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 Mir, Cliff Foy Of Eufaula, is in town