The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
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Distinsuishesl sr.n At Fair.

Distinguished Men At Fair.
 lne enterprise dispfayed by the Alabama Agricultural Association should De commended" said citizen yesterday Those having in charge the arrangements for the big State fail. are exsrtins every effort to have It the best of It's kind ever held in Alabama. and one of the best ever seen in the South.
 One of the best things the Asso- citation has done is the effort they have made to have some of the coun- tryfs foremost men and speakers here l notice in today's dispatches from the Alabama Press Association now in ses- sion In Ga9sden, that William Jennings Bryan has been invited by the Asso- citation to attend Montgomerv's Fair and deliver speech. Aside from any political Views that we may have, Bryan is an interesting figure in Amer lea today. and. If he comes to Mont gomery. he will be a drawing card During the last year, Bryan has become generally known the world over. and q decided feather in the cap of tho Fair Association.
 T have heard also that the Associa- ton expects to have Secretary CT Aa- rteulture Wilson here for the Fair, to Montgomery as will come"
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 Hotel Bun5nexs Increasing.
 The hotel business of Montgomery is greatly on the increase" said drummer yesterday. Despite the fact that a new hotel has been erected nere, and is in operation with good busi- ness. the other hotels are holding tneir own. Every one of them seems 10 nave more guests than ever before. ana tn.s foA 4 s1 ftxaf f<t1 n travelling He0- pie are pulling toward Montgomery. Within the past year, 1t looks to me. the hotels have Increased their busl- T find that nearly every person traveling anywhere close to Montgom- cry will take the first opportunity 10 come here They like this town be- summer amusements afforded here are as good as those in cities twice or three times the size of Montgomery. This is place where you can nave a good time If you like or have ail tne rest you want.
 Streets show tsrusvth of City.
 'T do not remember of there ever having been so many people on the streets of Montgomery at this season of the year as are to be seen this sum- mer," remarked a lady who has made Montgomery her heme for number of years. Tt seems rather strange EEat WHeA | H8t A Bft tOnEiy dAt1 &s- tempt to get any of my friends over the phone for little chat, find that the majority of them are out ef the city. feel as If everybody were gone. but when. come down town. so Iar as the crowds on the streets are concern ed. my friends are not missed and II is then that begin to realize that Montgomery Is no longer the town that It was 2 few years ago. but fs rapid " becoming a city. with all a efty's Loneliness. for the individual"
 voters Show Small Inferesf.
 During the twenty.two days sne sion only about one hundred voters have been added to the lists
 This" said 8 citizen discussing the matter yesterday, "is not good show should take at least sufficient Inter est in the government of their city, county and State and nation to take the small trouble necessary to regis ter The Board has held sittings in every beat for one day. and every young man in those beats should have qualified"
 at the court house until September 29, and on any day until that date those in all parts of the county who are entitled to vote will be registered.
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 MT Charles A. Bland, Commercial Agent for the Georgia Railroad, with headouarters at Memphis, rem, visit ed Montgomery this week and return ed to Memphis last night While here Mir. Bland was the guest or Mr. VI. E. Phillips, 132 Holcombe Street
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 R. D. Apperson. of Lynchburg, Va, President of the Montgomery Traction Company Is ill Montgomery. He is here Apperson is accompanied by his wife, and win probably remain here week Mir. Charles A. Bland, Commercial Agent for the Central Of Georgia Rail road. with headquarters at Memphis. Tenn, Is in Montgomery. on a short visit to his cousins, MT. w. E. Phillips and Mir. A. Milton Jones.
 Mir. s. M. Bashinsky and family. Mir. F. S. Wood and wife and Messrs son of Troy are stopping st the New Exchange
 Messrs W. R. Afford and p s: Pritchtte of Camden are registered at the New Exchange. N Pollard of Luverne are at the New Mabson Hotel.
 Messrs. w E. Henderson and Hen " Law of Enterprise are at the lm-
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 Mir. A. Nieolini of New Orleans, is in Montgomery for a few days.
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 MT. H. c. Cooper and wife of Bay Minette are in the eitv.
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 pr, Otto L. stoD of Cullman is at the New Exchange.
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 Mir. W. Laurence Wild of Eufaula is in Montgomery.
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 Mir. W. W. Jones of Speigner's, is in Montgomery
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 Mr. J. B. sessoms of Andalusia is