The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
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 the nefsn snSSs,nf Soundf trsin msh Tr from Pensscoia yesterdey. One of them in. speaking 9s ass MnratSemery nu .! spoke disparasinsiy or
 .Montsomery | hear" he said, "is standine just where 1t has stod for the last thirty years; T anderssansd .nJ r,as reicineA the other. There Is, not a better city In the Central South than Montgomery. and there IS not one the last S iiye s years Sse as % 1t has made. For instance. they have q movement on foet to secure population of 100000 sieoo and so 'nsy adysrsse axs 'Gs sntenon
 Fair there this fail which. will be the largest in the history of the st ssats; at,a there now. Real estate. Is worth big money. They have unlimited water power. and they have citizenship pushing ahead for everything there is In it's
 If there is moral ip this; it is that that sSsws rays s gor sst all the credit it deserves. and.' as n the above statements. which are yer, . hatim quotations. 1t. may get credit Tor even more than It does
 Enterfaininx the visitors. T think Montgomery may we'll De proud of herself said clergyman conveStion CnD n 'sha issi evening" nn u"aa %por the
 manner 'n which she. has handled the overflow crowd at this gathering. The
 Hospitality of this city s IS proxerDai' sysrY er cuse in the world If t had failed to take care of the visitors who have come to the convention. in such great excess of the numbers excepted. q understand that only some SIX hundred delegates were expected to be here. but I am told today that two appearance at the last minute. Never has there been such a large attendance at any convention of this organization. and never has there been so .ra nttie ae aPe abe
 1t Is marvellous to those of us who live in other plaees in the State. But then we have come to marvel at Mont gomery in many ways"
 That Prepesed Railrond. state Senator Waiter F. smith , or tnsxe terdss exSrssssd pee wfs sratieaaion m at the Of the building of q railroad from Montgomery to Annisten by way Of
 -The people Of Clay county are very hopeful said MT Smith. that this railroad will be. built. Montgomery is
 
 we should have more direct route
 "Aboat eight miles of this road has oWners. ossn srfaeS shihE @ woSla l gladly turn t to build the line.
 CaPisa for shis Toad san pe or nae neo. e pie are anxious to strike hands with Montgomery people and pnt throsusha ts aaa .x<sI A xx.f < h~ try north of Montgomery
 Captain John c. Finley, who has been very i'll for, some time but was con Heights. had a. relapse yesterday and. at late hour last night, his condition was reported to be critical; This Will of Captain Finley who had felt hope full over his condition for the past week. r-
 News from the residence of pr. c: Presbyterian Church, who is very III, was not so reassuring last night. pr. Patterson was able to take nourish--
 ment yesterday but he was restless and
 uncomfortable last night.
 Rev D. P. Lee, the former pastor of the Southside Baptist Church. now sta
 state s1Daed sunday a1 l9essR sshoo cSnvention Mr Lee was very popular with his own church and congregation and the peo- pie generally and he Is meeting most cordial welcome.
 Mir and Mrs. George s. Cobbs of Co., iumbus, Ga, who were married yes- terday in that city, and yesterday reg 'istered at the New Exchange Hotel last night. They were the first newly we'd ded couple to occupy the bridal cham Der of the hotel Tss .@t-,3gs' g. Captain I. N. Eddy of Selma. com
 mandlng oficer of the Battery in that city was in Montgomery yesterday looking after the interest of his com mand. He says his arm of the artil-
 lery is in fine condition and ready for any emergency. -''-l f-'
 Mir. John J. Farley, chief clerk in the City Sanitary Department, bas return ed to his duties after a brief spell of Illness.
 MT. W. D. Nesbitt. a well known cotton factor of Birmingham, spent yesterday in Montgomery. Dr. William G. Hairston of Burnt l Corn is among the great throHg of
 visitors to Montgomery.
 MT. Robert o. Harris, a progressive citizen of Mobile. is in the city. n TOnAN M LICTOPN