The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
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AInlsu.n1ans Al In lrexas.

sAer- 4AIM Ea1EMNttU8 -HN fA S1aSs
 Did you knowlthat Athe Texas Leg. islature is, full of native Alabarnians asked Ed Norman, who is represent ing The Birmingha Ledger. oufihg the. session. of the Legtslature;
 ago and one of my friends was BOD Barker. who was then and IS now clerk of the House of Representatives to Introduce me to the members who had been born in Alabama. l never kept an accurate account or the na- tive Alabamians who sat as Eawmak- CTS. but Know there must havesbeen fifty of them. Some, years ago tAers was a.greatg. exodus of Alabamians tt9 Texas. and I began to think when bama emigrants had sbeen elected to 'Ns sYoa s know that Senator Charles Culberson,. who represents Texas tiIIa m of Alabama, He was born at Dade- vile. in Tallapoosa county. Ills fath- CT was an Alabamiani and ne Fepre- sented district iR SSnsrsss S s sotase sot a0n of the men swho will pass upon the charges made against. Senator Joseph W. Bailey are natives pr tnis state. .-'
 Tobacco Chewers in the Capitol.
 Some. time ago said "a citizen yes terday, T, was in Atlanta when the Georgia Legislatgre was s in session ;esm ,n II The Atlanta ConstitutioE. 'Georgians are losing the ancient and honorable art of hitting mark d1d not uh- derstand the signincance OF e;taI lne r
 "Spittoons were in evidence every where, so were pools of topacco con on the marble stairways and Tn the cor riders and halls. In careless nisre- gard of the provision which had been made for the protection of the build+ ing from qnclea1nssss si9,,s ss n,to, naS and have discovered conditions identical With those which occasioned the edltorlai observation of The Atlanta Constiuu- tion T can seer no impropFiety n calling the attention of our Legislative solons to this matter ,, ,S
 "The aphorism that Cleanliness IS next to Godliness IS nos as Sadicats dr1e a a Church house to God and then spit on it. Is not our beautiful CapIsoia from which issue laws for our .great State, equally saeredT -.'- MohiIe PreDares for Carnival.
 "If you'll say something about tne stupendous preparations that Moohe | is making for It's next Mardi .Gras eeir ir ebratlon' you will nor @ onLH doinr' po % favor | to anybody you may persuaueS su SS | down to the exercises, said EoWSro ,Sir ro . | V. OConnor. Managing Editor 9oI hnS l MODlI0- lJ6HAg WILD fheAS S~~-~~S the Mobile is going to have the finest carnival in it's history. -Nopody, q3WLs n}Nsy1 there doubts t6is., 6n ,,s I9e 1ettle' S People | eenerally have wrong impression ,oi l the amount of damage done by tns s September. storm, and we Want ere ere pnSdp ana see that the permanent damage was very small. and that HttIes 9Sis a : dence of it .remains.y More money mas been raised for this carhi"aitfb m it bv nm tb 2 people of Mobile than ever beroTe' There was never such show Tn Ala hama as Mobile is going to gtTe on Mardi Gras this time,
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 Mir l. S. Bennett, a prominent citi- gen of Pineapple. is spending a rev from visiting in Cincinnati, ..-s
 Mr { M Gravson. % of Selma, who has been visiting friends in Montgomi. m. cry for several days returned to ms home last night. - = -'-'---'
 Messsr. J. N. Miller and E. N. Jones of Camden are at the Exchange
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 Messrs. J. H. Nathan and w; O,.3i c Burns of Sheffield are in Montgomery
 MT Harry L.. Mayer of Birmingham
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 Mir W l.. Dumas of Talladega was in Montgomery J last {. night f.ss
 Hon. H. s. D. Mallory of Selma k in the city on business'
 mr. J. G. oakley :5 sy of # centroville i, , at the New Mabson:
 Judge ]. J. Mayfeld of Tuscaloos' is at the 'l"'pV'ia'' < <
 MT. B. H. Burr of Talladega is II Montgomery.
 MT. NJ. A. Rabb of Brewton is II Montgomery.
 MT. J. T. penton of f Florence is i, Montgomery, ~ MT. NJ. c, wilson of Florence i
 visiting the citg e. ,
 Prof. J F.. Hendleysof Thomasvill is in the city. ,,,.a s,-~ Hon. John Craft of Mobile Is visit ing. the city, @,; '''' : MT. D. M. seotS of Selma is i {. the city. ~s 5>@(' { Mir A. M. Holstun, n,Teditor of Tn
 Lafayette Sun, spent several hours