The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
SIDEWALK PENcILlNcs
CIarke Cennfz Tor Cuaninrhnm.

Editor A. B Tucker Of The Thomas. viiie Echo. one of the prosperous and basn was n sr ssSe He declared that Clarke county was unmista kabiy for Cunningham In the At this iuncfufe of the campaign Q conservative estimate gives Cunning, vote of Clarke county. "said Mir. Tuck Cunninghana.s present majority in Clarke county will be largely increas- led before the primary. There is no gains ,rs na ne has sa had abrer na foar months. Three months ago Clarke county was apparently overwhelning- g- iy Tor Conner. His friends were claim. "Tn those days all the ipcni poitti., clans were Jumping on the Conner bailsi hs mrs 1 m sse co.ns MafSn hoss s stss people who were so quick to. jump on It Tn the. spring have hopped down and are
 ns sr the rest sn of sSe wsy wsy Tse take 1t from me Clarke county Is Eioins isans to to ,aga give cunningham nice.
 sDickr TiIIis risys Biiiiards.
 Richard TilIis, the former street car naspats lsrsto, o hM,otgonsry spsaiolne
 
 ble mountain resort near Asheville. N. c. He Is Accompanied by his nieees. Misses Nina Day and Inez Day of
 A private letter from Asnevilie says: ago Mr fiiis fhsss' hns mastered ast T biisrds snd ssaehrs being close p,,ops party. He came to the mountains to but soon discovered that mourtaiii thoughs with many other excursionists to the Land of the Sky 1t has become
 .The nieces of MT. Tiiiis succeeded they led him a merry chase along the beautiful Swannanoa drive for severa, miles. He gives them the slip quite hs ts so nSm pHcnns ans ts SaS ac sss ssRRsrs0Yis sRsTs is ds Fes% asSs o s pick Fs will never .do-..slns. Never. he de- music room of the hostelry several times by his vivacious nieces. but he self hard to find a
 Hotel Men Becnme Preachers. y'In old Trinity Church. New York. Bishop Greer. advanced eix deaconH to ssns ss hSsas srast for asng sng y s manager of the Broadway Central Ho- tel The instance IS said to be. unique h the Episcopal Church n5ss, Sc fsF sr.,ss ss clergyman in the United states.
 Pointing to the foregoing paragraph in q New York newspaper. a veteran mistake to soy that Mir. Frost was the only hotel keeper of this country who hal become q ciersyman.
 the Methodist Church in Montgomery:." he said. ''who was a hotel keeper. many years before he entered the ministry h the person of the late Rev. George
 Mfr. Roper conductsd the famous oid Roper house in Mobile befnfe he be. gan preaching and. he was hotel the country. He died in Montgomerv children reside berg npw.@
 'sf have not observed said Mont newspapers have. called attention to the fact nat Arthq ,Ss A of New York. who is visiting the South with District Attorney Jerome, Is an Alabama man.
 than es years old--is q son of weliihg- ton vandiver. Mayor of Talladega, and 8 well knawn humorist
 s'The. young man read law at his ako he went to New York after work ing few weeks as a newspaper repor- ter in Birmingham, and secured po- sition as reporter on he New Yorb Times Here he became acquainted with Mir Jerome. He continued To pursue his study of the law and Mir. Jerome made him one of his assistsnts the persns ssrGs S fRa a 9s vsnSseT SfssE m rs @ dega before they return to the East"
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 Mir. !. R. Hornady, editor efI, Ad: vance, the clever magazine publigAed in Birmingham. was in Montgomery yesterday and returned to Birmingham on an evening train.
 MT. NJ. Riddle. General Superinten. dent gf the second piyision ,,s s.Srs Sf the ters at savannah. Ga, will spend to. day in Montgomery.
 Mayor o. c. DosNteTr of Enterprise was a visitor ts j ssAs city yesterday.
 MT. E. D. Scarborough of Mt wiil- ing, was in Montgomery yesterday.
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 MT. H. M Caffey of Hayneville. was in Montgomery yesterday.
 MT. ": D. Trusdale of Birmingham, was in the city yesterday.
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 Mir A. M. Pitts of Union Springs. was in the city yeserday.
 Mr. J. T. Benson of Tallassee, ls at the New Exchange.
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