The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-25
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slontwe.ssrx ls Pro.perou..

| < 5 s 1 Nfontgonssry is Prosperous. | ALhs people of Montgomery and of l Alanama should be grateful. when
 noting the distress now broadcast in
 they are living hsrs 'ns in an n0ef era of pros. perity and plenty" said a well known citizen yesterday. <. "While the middle
 Mess soeas hes been visited by awful awful
 and the whole country North of us
 Has been having terrible weather, con
 ditfons Chicago bas almost had an
 has been the focus of ai,cthe. horrible eartnquake. the city of Montgomery nas been more than fortunate. In asEIest Iaes Believe nDatgomery is sns the recall the time when Montgomery has
 had disaster to amount to anything.
 The only thing that can be counted ;a as;ainst us would be the yellow fever that affected nearly every city in the south. Cyclones and storms have come close to us. but Montgomery has
 The health of onr city Is something na,a in which we sho lad take 9 special ! pride and. from the report of the San, aan ita1y ,P;Ia RP;spartnsnt tssa for Desemssr city in the Unita States Pessimists predicted the Gulf Coast hurricane would cause bal year in this part looks to me that We are now having reriod of plenty and prosperity. Mont gomerv has woked up wonderfully t.ne activity in the ,reai :. Is wonderful. itn two skyscrapers in sight. the prespe ,ts for our city are brighter now than, ever before"
 Appoves MoassoApery College Project.
 The enterprise .projeeted in Mont. Eomsry by the Methodist people of ac a h tut .ntnf of he ans Conference College iere is one of the finest propositions that has come to Montgomery in many. years
 The speaker was a business man, and a prominent member. of another church denomination of the city.
 several years ago. the Presbyte- rians of the State made an effort to establish the Male synodical College here. but because of inability tc raise the necessary money were unsuccess- ful. Montgomery has grown won the pas past few few years it's citizens have awakened to the importance of grasp ing, every eaportunity for the progress and advancement and the present ference College is one that should claim the attention of syery man who has the good of the city at heart; quire an expenditure of something like $ls0.00t to begin with, and later output of several sundred thou sand dollars more. Monts on1ery must commercially as well as educational ly." Lansing Mayor Praises Montgomery.
 Hon. Hugh Lyons, Mayor of Lansing, Mich. is in Montgomery visiting his brother, Dr. Daniel Lyons. at 221 Moulton street. MT, Lyons is spend the na wntsr s n is fhs hs pSt visit no to this section of the country: He reach; ed here Wednesday night, and will leave this morning fer Magnolia l Biloxi. Miss, and expects to visit Cuba. returning to Michigan in April
 and observing it's rapid development. | has become much interested in the | South. He called yesterday on Mayer
 SatsYs You have . an me excelient client Mayor, fine gentleman" said Mir Lyons last night. pressed with Montgomery" he con- tinued. This is a beautiful city. | was really surprised to find such a 1 fine city. had not expected Mont. | was such wa5s a5Ee Re eean to aad rs main here longer. but I am going fur ther South to avoid the cold weather l I hope, however, to visit Montgomery | on my way Oack 10 l1anS1HB.
 Lansing. Mich. according to Mir. population of about s5.e9o a" po%eii Msiirsi NJ W ,B w AbercroRbie RGi' and md E. R. Alexander of-Tuskegee are at the l $ a s
 Messrs. Hill Ferguson and J. l.. | Davidson of Birmingham were in the city last night. s
 MT. Robert H. Mangum, an alter ney of Selma. spent last night In | Montgomery # a w
 Mir. James w. Johnson of Selma is l in the city on his way to New York.
 Prof E. F. Buchner of University | was in MOntE0@%erYy @%erYy lsst 8 night.
 MT. J. T. Mitchell of Birmingham was in MontEo@meEs r iasty night spent last night is the city.
 Col. F. M. Abbott of Selma spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 MT. Robert Jeniison of Birmingham is visiting Montgomery.
 MT. w. H. Mcclellan of Athens is at the New Mabbson. I
 MT. Addison White. Jr, of Hunts ville' is in the < sity, < m
 MT. Garland Kirven> of Linden is at the Exchange.
 MT. A. J. Driver. Jr. of Lafayette, is in the city.
 MT. J. NJ. Mason of Eufaula is in Montgomery.