The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
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crlticlse GUvernor Jelks adverseiy TOT John WiIiian1e' to- fife imprisonment doI not seem to- realize Unit in declining to lntsrfers wdsh tue sentence te of ,s l friends Of WflSiams. the Governor was 1 merely uphoidi.pg the law.
 ana the dns may free p to any; one. he he, iss is' presumed to obserys being of the Stata and the people. The fmct that a large number of citizens of Cu} ~ rg. lman County asked for clemency to Of bis duty and responsibility to the million and more people of the State oussfds crliman t ePunty, to have to de- eide between ofiieiaI ssduty, and the life of a prisoner No doubt Governor case carefully and no one ought to lscritfcize~ him for the course he pur- sued If seems to me that every good himself il1 the Governor's place before | passing Judgment upon his action He does not nseed q defender. however. for Fscience irects." CIeelk Hnssnrmedi by Fire T. had nay attention drawn to al most renaarkaable clock just now" said a gentleman yesterday The clock fs m sns , ac1agn @ ouss ln the ssy m Duiaa o9d w0odwouhf is mahogany. The Gay Sna ths clock snea ss So % tSa stroyed W by the fire However r 1t is was vas
 s Last M Monday. msa, one of the clsrks thought that he would see if the works were.ruined To. fsis surprise hs found duluIli, and the cioeis has been Keeping a'spFs's ps rsais sin1s f0r rs wssn ms4aSle clock
 aasa aimoss @ esareea Ssas ai there is no isa ssle Ip sp saps psrSeo S na s 1t sss to me that old time clocks were made | better than modern ones. if this one be 's'Sen a@s aH' examnle 2 2 s
 Cottuns Asz0cfntIon Officers.
 firmly beAieTe there is no truth in | Southern Cotton Association which has come out 'in At lAnfa" said Montgom- far1sr ,ss s ,, is an ssociatiom It appears to me just like st Szstf tis claSF was raise4 sa Srdsr the. real issue in the Georgia Lgglsla- ture. regarding the suppression ef
 Every official of the Southern Cot ton Association. that I have. met ,s Thoroughly earnest in the work of the men are ircorruptisble. I believe all this stira viii dos Inosre toward increas- ing lthes interest of farmers and busi- ness men in the mov ennent than it will inn breaking down the Association In It's efforts to make the South prosperous.'
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 Momtgomery's Meat Inspection, distinct complirpent to Montgom- cry was paid yestertfay in a letter re- eesited by Mayor Teegue from James
 The writer asked Mir. Teague for 8 copy of Montgomery municipal meat been bseFecn fecoesd 1nr t hi sld sH ws,I snd informed friend as an ogdinance "in many. respects the best in force in any city Tn our country"
 The Mayor will have .. fypeNrfttan eopy @ of the is t ardsnanee nastdfe and it will HausRrs R Mayer R reasue sssss asaid e0 that T tSis was not the first time. thes Mon taohaervl system of meat inspeetaOn had been
 We frsqaentIy hear expressions. sald the Mayor. asconplimautary Of oiit4 fec.tive m meats ats ana 0 unwflcfs irti some miiE A % se
 , Editor Q. H stevenscn iof The Roa- terdag on route to his honie from Att lantic Beach Fla. where h,a went with nlenbsrs of the Alabama Press Asso- Urgent business at his hofr e demanded his presfuce and he was not able to re- main ~tth the editors in Florida ii
 | Mir. Berto H. Johnson has returned home from Texas. where it will be rel i menbered he was indured in 2 train but hopes to- be out in a few days. He was painfAlllv hurt but suffered do per- nanenh injury MT. Howard Wiiburn. a talented young tnusiciHns who formerly resided in Atlarta, spent yesterday in Mont ! goB1ery with h ts friend MT. Henry ! GFaanWaX sHF1a Inf ta I Orleans, where h.e win reside. Hon Henry n Clayton of Eufaula ] way to Tennessee, where he win spend a few weeks vacation. He was accom- : panied b by M his motiseT and by his broth z Hon. Hilary 4 Herbert, whose splen- 7 did articles on the Sth Alabama Regi- t spending the sufnmler at Port cariing : Ontario, on the Muskoka Lakes. < w. 1osn w sF i was in Mon tgumery yesterday and leftl ] for the Gulf coast where he goes on a 1 i fishing eHpeditio2. Mir. Sol Gladden. will leave this morn t ing for New York a nd other Eastern g points He VIII be gone month or s Assistant Fire Chief E. J. Grifith has T returned a from Savannah. Ga. where he i, went Tor reereasion. n x IT Messrs. R. c. Conner and w. R. At | ' kinson of Enterprise were visitors in ' the city yesterday Z
 S%% MT. Edgar NeuEnan has returned from z New York where he spen very pleas a ant vacation t Mir. M W. Camper, Inspector of Con. t yicts, has returned from North Ala- ' banea. 2
 @@& Messrs. J. E. Mccoy and Eugene Mccoy of Atmore are at the Windsor l F
 Se & F r Messrs. Ike Simon and Gus Simon left l [ for New York yesterday morning. MT. C. F. Edwards of Eayneville spent yesterday In Montgomery. , . Dr. Henry Bethea of Faunsdale was c a visitor in the city yesterday. E
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 Mfr E. H. Andrews of Birmingham c was in the city yesterday.
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 Mir. F. J. White of Geneva was in a Montgomery yesterday. O SN s &
 MT. E. |. Mullen of Birmingham Is { at the New Exchange. 7
 Se E $ q Mir. D. III. Basbinsky of Troy was in F Montgomery yesterday