The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
Sids.gaM Psncilings
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But, according to merchants ther, were cases where the ignorance wa,
 esss sssst 9f si aSuas M whss wAs ,ntsnas' " with negroes from the country. Il persons of the baser sort deluded ths cstss wsrs snso s oelaef thst the csrt
 indeed. and tsat # oS ss sS Soiders M Pnay of th, queer looking papers could discount them that was fine luck. that the certileates had been often discounted at 90 per cent, and that the discount percentage had At times been even lower. At the banks. of course could be had from reputable citizens fered,
 Hotels Were Crowded.
 o saa sots hsve a nindsr 1srs tinRsd nabf Trains leaving Montkomery today ty nearly ali the State Fair Vi visitors
 .'rhe hotels have certainly had rush this week. believe 1t mas been about the busiest week I've ever experienced in Montgomery since I. have been a islatufe we are filled up all the time, but our guests are nere to stay until the lawmakers adjourn.
 we've had this week. people are coD- stantiy coming. and going. It is rnn- tinual registering on and off. a never let up of room. assignment and a corners. "A crowd ike that certainly keeps the hotel man on the jump and ! 1t gives him little relief when there
 aTo my knowiedge every hotel and boarding house in Montgomery has been we've always found room for one m ore. acoomnodate them psUes ssen # n0w we have nave T to convert parlor ins0 bed room"
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 Livingston Normal.
 Tn perhaps no more positive way Is Alabama's educational progress ein. phasized than in the advancement Of the normal schools, prominent among which is that at Livingston. SO lchg presided Over by Miss Julia Tutwiler" ]" strength of this school lies almost wholly In the esteem of the peop'e of Sumter and surrounding counties just now subst tnt'A ly shown ty the ffff to a building worth s25.ooo.
 "The cornerstone Of the structure will be laid Tuesday with appropriate ssrepoPg the sneakers tS be ;he GGv, nHP sunnela sd Bs cobs daeaslO sraOd Master of the Alabama Masons With this the school will become a modern institution of its class in material equipment"
 Wahta Government Aid. N
 Tn conversation with a representa- tive of The Advertiser yesterday, Colo nel Wiley expressed a purpose to ifl- an early day of the coming session, btll to authorize the United States See refary of the Treasury to make tenn 'porary loans, whenever necessary. to Southern banks in order to enable them to hold cotton for farmers. He thinks cotton to be better Security than rail- road stock or bonds, and more safe even than municipal bonds. Capital, when financial disasters come. The Government has frequertly gone to the assistance of Wall Street and other business uS tSs.a csnters ,n I the nSnr of need strong and helping hand should not be istrug gIing farnsars who live in our
 When 1t comes to work, you should get on to the duties of Attorney Gen. erai Garhsr these days" remarked a road litigation new laws to be inter. preted and many eofiiprofnise cases on hand, the former Talladesa County Nso- lieiter nc loubt longs at tinies. for tine
 affis iF one of the State offices the general public does not always appres eiate., It would astonish you to know yesterday a fnanufac:uref < of "a new drink sent a bottle ef 1t to, Mir. Gar ber. with instruction that he sample it. yl and then advise as to whether or not It l Is $ g S9sh ,ss.,s as we,nia pass muster qf the
 Mir. AIiles ReturnH Mir. George G. Miles manager for | one of the large life insurance compa- | te Chicago says the business men of l hat section of the country are evidenc- l ng marked interest in, the south and | way in the near future for investment | of various kinds, S -t Mr. Miles made several speeches at | he meeting of the Chicago under | ,y the press of the big metropolis of | he. central west. a section that Is | ooking Pore and more to Dixie for | trade and commercial outlet. {& MT; M- P. Jones of Bristol, Tenn. is | after undergoing a serious | operation for appendicitis. He has Mr. Jno. G.. Harper, who has been | listing in the Eastern States and Can- | ida for the last four months, will leave | Or his home in Los Angeles tomor- | 'ow.
 Mir. William Pullum has resigned | urance company, but he will refnain | n Montgomery. MT. W. B. Griffin, popular clerk in the office of the State Treasurer. is spending today with kinsmen In Gull | man.
 Mir. F. M. Davis. of Brewton spent | in the city. Hon. Robert H. Mangum, States So- icitor for Dallas County, spent last | light in Montgomery.
 MT. E. R, Norman. the we'll known | newspaper man of Birmingham, is in | the city. MT. Graham Golson of Selma, was "a | popular visitor to Montgomery yes- l erday. Dr. B. B. Ross, Professor. of Chemis- try at Auburn, was in Montgomery | 
 MT. J. c. Greene, of opelika, is vis- iting the city, accompanied by his wife | Postmaster Byron Trammeil of Do- .han was in the city yesterday.
 Mir. Robert H. Mangum. of Selma. l rfutea rnA ,N