The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-15
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gregation of the First Baptist Church, yesterday, that a visitor. to Montgom- tatives of The Advertiser. expressed hfmslf as being greatly attracted to the building of the new First Bapt- ist Church, and spoke especially, of it's beauty from an architectural stand
 T would like to say. and believe that the statement will be received with interest by the people of Mont Mont ty of the new church, as casually ob- served from the outside. is second in importance to the convenience and completeness of the Interior arrange when necompleted, the church will be, by far, the best equipped church in the state, and second to very few in. all will be one of the largest and hand somest, in this part of the country. There will sbe forty class rooms in the Sunday School department; there will be dining room as large as the main auditorium, completely and, elegantly furnished; there will be kitchen with every modern convenfence; there will be libraries and parl0rs and reading rooms, In fact, every contrivance' in- stalled in the modern and up-to- date home will be found in the new First Baptist Church of Montgomery.
 ''rhe church. lacks great deal yet of completion, but the congregation ex- poets to be. able to occupy 1t at some. time during the 6 next g year"
 Mr. Manley out Sf Danger. pital last evening was to the eff ect that J. E. Manley, the car repair fore man, who was shot at the Louisville and Nashville shops Monday afternoon is now practically out of danger. He is steadily improving, and 1t is not be- lieved that it will be long before he will be able to be up and around again. Is Q gr ffs the negro who shot him, but so far without avail. The police of all the cities and towns on every side of Montg2mgeFy dFe bsiierea tpr ba 5ee n nH eventually be caught. So. far, how tained.
 connected with the pursuit of crimi- nals and the administration of justice in Montgomery. from all that l have that the negro had just one idea when he fired the shot at Mir, Manley. and that was to murder him. It was about
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 Price of Cotton Seed
 q notice" said a Montgomery man, that an oil mill at Faunssdale, ad- seed delivered there at ST per ton, If they can get there for $S per ton freight that ta. will sad be & :1a PSr tG1 %aos As cotton to. make q ton of seed each bale of lint furnishes & worth of seed In the aggregate the cotton this source. It is more than probable, however. that good planting seed will be scarce next spring"
 Rev. James Bovce. President of the west, s. C.. passed through Montgom- cry yesterday morning on special of the Associated Reform Presbyte- rian Church, which is in session this week at Camden. The car, was han Railroad Company from Montgomery to Camden via Flomaton Junction.
 Mir. J. P. Mcqueen is very i'll with l typhoid fever at his residence, 643 South Perry Street,
 Mir. C.. B. Goldthwaite, Jr., of Troy, was i1 Montgomery last night accom- panied by his wife,
 MT. E. H. Pritchett was in Mont gomery yesterday accompanied by his
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 Mir IF. E. St. John. well known attorney of culi,man, E in the city.
 MT. Charles A. Calhoun of Birming- l nam IS VlSlJlnB AAOnlEOIHSISs | 52 & S
 Mir. c. S. Kingman of Mobile. spent last night in Montgomery. | I Ss Ss
 Mir. S. R. Meriwether of Hayneville | is visiting Montgomery, % g as
 MT. T. R. Smith of Dothan was in Montgomery yesterday
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 Mir. A. W. Herren of Tallassee. was in town last night.
 Hon. Erie Pettus of Birmingham, is in Montgomery.
 Mir. A. W. Watson of Birmingham Is in the city.
 Hon. George H. Parker of cullman. Is in the city.
 Hon. J, A. Lusk of Guntersville, is in the city.
 Mr J. G. Sessions of Andalosia, is in town.
 MT. D. Harrison of Birmingham is ir town.