The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25

l ullSl Nott OE AidDdud. ne COHlIilt- tee. under the direction of Chairman J. Craig Smith. Is making a very az gressive campaign. The only pnpleas- l ant features of the campaign are the 1 In these two counties there are two candidates for sheriff, both claiming | to be the Democratic nominee. While the ", two fights are rather warm. tn, they any lasting impression upon the party"
 l Charlie hgrOld in Town. MT. Charles L. Harold, who has a l host of friends in Birmingham and | Montgomery, is spending a few days among his old friends and neighbors | of Alabama. MT Harold Is now a | the ten months he has spent in this work in Texas he has made a splen- did record.
 MT Harold>is better known in Ala bama. however, as a newspaper man, having done excellent Journalistic | work Non both the Birmingham News and aar the on the Aaver Capitol assignment. and he was a gen eral favorite among the State officials and all regular visitors to the Capitol. | thought of by his college friends. After spending a short while in Montgomery, MT. Harold will visit for several days at his old home in Brew soiA' Orderly Crowds on Trains.
 The crowds of people coming into that that we ave handled slos sinss ,oa have "a night. There are trains coming into the station all. day and a part of the night, and every train Is loaded with people, but 1t is certainly, so far, the best behaved crowd 1 ever saw.
 Our depot police force Is all right for the usual run of travel, but for this occasion we are having all the help that we need from the city force. derly conduct around here. A man don't have to be drunk to get arrested all he has to do Is just to hang his head and they take him. < < a
 The many friends of Rev Ernest C. Nave, former resident of this city, will be pained to learn of his serious illness at his home in Tallassee MT. Nave was taken sick during very successful meeting in Montgomery, and was compelled to return home. where trained nurse from Montgomery is in in attendance at his bedside.
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 MT. J. l.. Henderson of Pass Chr Etian. Miss. who has been i'll at local in- firmary, had an operation performed successfully yesterday, and is doing nicely. The prospect now is for his aa-y recovery.
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 Messrs. J. w. cowen. W. F. Linn bough. B: F. Cogbun. J. T: Cater and son. A E. Carlett and Claude Sim mons came down from Talladega yes terday to attend the Fair.
 Hon. Henry P. Merritt nominee for State Senate from the counties of Ma con and Bullock. came down from his home in Tuskegee yesterday to spend the day in Montgomery.
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 Hon. John D. Burnett of Evergreen. member of the last Constitutional Con- vention, is in Montgomery. accom- p1"'eo 'y "'S x sue: x *
 Mir. Charles Stevens Partridge of Soldiers Creek was in town last night for a short while en route home from T..e condition of Mr W. A. Gayle, who has been seriously i'll at his home in Cloverdale, continues to improve.
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 MT. Byron Trammell, postmaster at yesterday in Montgomery. MT William G. McCoryey promi- nent lawyer of Monroeville. is at the New Exchange.
 MT. w. O. Stallings. weu-known cit izen of Eufaula. is among the visitors to the Fair.
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 Sheriff J. w. Raley of Escambia County is n town, from his home in si'' Messrsl A. E. Bartlest. J. W. Cover and Claud Simms of Talladega are in the city.
 Mir. C. j. Faulk of lDothan is visiting Montgomery ac,c,om,,oaniied by his wife. Judge \. R. Leigh and Jonn D. Leigh of Brewton are at the New Mabson.
 MT D, c. Fully spent last night in Montgomery, arcomnanied by his son.
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 Col. T; Sydney Frazer of Union Springs is visiting Montgomery.
 '5e ie Mir N. n. Robinson of Carrolltor> spent last night in the city. < # E
 Mir w. L. Pitts of Jrniontown Was ir the city last night. < < Is
 MT ]. T. Brown of Andalusia was ,n town last night,
 Mr. Joseph c. Manning of Alexander City is in town.
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 MT, J. P Hood IT, of Troy is visiting Montgomery.
 MT, w. M. N'!t"n of Gadsden is vi.it- irg the city. t 3s 9s Mir, |. A, Ea>t"rly of Hayneville lS r the city.
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 Mr N L. Lee of Demopolis Is Tn town, < < E
 Mir. c, A. Madison of Talladega Is in town.
 F Ie # Mr. J A. Jenkins of Geneva is in the city
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