The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
Defends the specuIatora.

we have nothing to say about the Holloway ordinance said commis- raea measUrS OrSNin intyyoducsd yedsd in the councii Monday night to prohibit private wire houses in Montgomery. The country ssems to have suddenly gonne; gn;r.,,!s rad si ham young man went wrong. Th1se upheavals usually follow such incl dents and 1t Is probable the LeSisia- similar to the measure Alderman Hoi- ioway has aimed at us
 "Our business is 1ust as legitimate tn the 'fs farmers would be iis a Lad fix if the spot cotton man who acts. as their guardian @as not in a posltion to hedge asg@lnst s,,l cnn,rsst nis Dsles Dy spesaas
 "l supposs. If the Legislature pro- hibtts 6ealing n futures. we will bs forced 70 do what the brokers oF corstitutionality of the act: we wih undcubtedly get decision b; the su- preme Court"
 Street Cars and Hot Weather.
 The extreme hot weather Is prov 1 ing a veritable bonanza to the street car company.r said a Montgomery man the sun has set there are groups of women and children on every corner waiting for the cars to go to Pickett than for anything else. l After dark there is a scramble to the parks and that condition contin- ues until late in the night. T heard a man remark that he Sgs 0ms not he sssR scent t part % o tSs erea | ing on the street cars and got thor oughly cool before he went home. The street cars are blessing to a heated and suffering public; | A Campaign of General Oatea. | SGeneral William O. Oates will go to Birmingham this t.Tsor morning; o,It He cnrrt wi4 house tonight in the interest of his candidacy Tor alternate United States Senator. and wlll return to ng Mon,gom cry County court house Friday even ing. invited by some of his close friends in that section of Jefferson County,
 Yesterday General Oates expresses ton at the polls next Monday. He has spoken in more than half of the counties of the State and he has been received with enthusiasm ar all points
 &&@ Alderman James !. Sullivan, who went to Milwaukee, Wist to attend the the Eagles, and Hon. R. T. Goodwyn, who accompanied him. are now at Waukesha. In a private letter re- ssiyedt tSst Mr dfS% MT aSd hnse will reach home about August 20 m time to vote"
 Hon. Henry A. Skeggs, Mayor of De- catur, came to Montgomery last night from Greensboro. He has been cam vasslng in that part of the state in the of his TOT %l leave this morning for Mobile and VIII spend the remainder of the week in South Alabama.
 Mir. H. A. Thompson of Greenvtlie. who is an ardent supporter of Lieu. | tenant Governor Cunningham, spent yesterday. in Montgomery He sald a | dock Springs Friday to take part in a Cunningham rai,y'
 Hon. Richard H. Clarke of Mobile, sion, passed through Montgomery ,yes- terday on his way to Birmingham, where he was booked to make an ad- dress.
 Hon. John H. Bankhead. candidate for alternate United states Senator, was in Montgomery a short while yesterday mornisnss;a n a ~
 MT. Emmett Moncriente has gone to Kentucky and Tennessee points on a business trip. He will be absent about one month.
 Judge Thomas w. Coleman, Jr., of Anniston candidate fo Associate Jus tice of the Supreme Court. was in the city last nisnt ~w
 Mir Robert M. Cook has returned from a visit to WaynesVille' N. G. and ASHsV'i's' N' %w%
 Mir H. A. Rainsr. 2 prominent eiti- zen of Troy. spent yesterday In Mont gomery
 Mir. M. Riley of Andalusia was in town last night accompanied by his wife.
 Messrs. Charles Ellis and w. J. Da- wis of Andalusia are visiting the city
 MT. W. M Blackwell of La Pine spent last night in Montgomery.
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 MT. ]. J. Pierce of Talladega spent last night in Montgomery.
 Hon. John C. Eyster of -NevA Deca- tur Is in MontgoREesrsy; q Dr. Robert G. Patrick of Marion il in Montsomery's
 MT, Carroll steele of Birmingham fl in town.
 MT. H. H. Benson of Mobile iS in thu lclty.