The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
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objects te Tern Limit

We women of Montgomery are de- Lsgislature by Senator Reynolds of the children Of Alabama compulsory, has passed the Senate and we are praying that 1t will pass the House ana become 2 state law. said one . of
 we are delighted with the bill as 1t IS. and will of course be satisfied with the two monfhs limitation should be amended. There are sections of the state tn which two months advan- but the limitation should not prevail where there are established schools nine months of the year. For instance, hers n Montgomery there are possie, ne the school age and who do not work In any of the factories of the city, and yet who play on the streets and commons and never attend any of the
 Tt is not the child's fault. obvious ". and If the write paren:s of the abit,Sn % wh1sn not have tho pride and bas 5as n the education of their children, tnen there remains but one thing to do; and that ia to make a law com to school. 1t Is most earnestly to be hoped the compulsory education bill will pass and be amended so as to and towns where the public school system prevails nine months of the year.. take advantage of the blessing TOT their children,
 Judge sayre and. the Pony Circuit.
 A prominent Attorney of the Mont gon1ery bar yesterday expressed sur pers. of the proposed re-enaotment of the law creating the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. or Pony Circuit. there had been no mention of the name of Judge .Hs E, ss is wei fno%n: 2 oanai. oysrwhs hslmIngly M nominated Tor the He was elected without opositIon. and made. as everybody knows, an admir- able Judge. The act creating the cir cult was declared unconstitutional on been given of the intention to intro auce the buL would seem. since the term for which he was originally strongest moral claims claims to oe the ns place, ard he has, moreover. the oyerwheim- ing end?rsement of the Montgomery very @ much mist mistaksn, snsu an endorssmsnt S lust as strong from the bar and the people of the circuit generally.
 Tt is commonly taken for granted spread demand Tor 1t.
 Fruit Trees Hrnve Cold.
 have curiosity in my orchard ty farmer yesterday. Several years ago planted number. of fruit trees, brought from Florida, in my orchard. of life, and about the first of January they began to bud. During the month. 1 they sprang into full blossom. When | the cold wave struck here couple of be lost to me. Every morning, how | ever. l have gone out to look at them, | and to my agreeable surprise, I have | been hurt in any way. so far as I could | see by the cold. It Is a wonder to me and It mau be that I shall suffer their 1 loss in the end. But that they hay, have me encouragement they may survive | the winter after. all
 The Gadsden Journal says;
 Prof, I W. Hill of Montgomery Is in Gadsden, today looking. after some business interests: He will return to- Mir, Hilfs term as State Su- | Ev ennired and Se was s11ceeeded 1cs by nets" here It Is hoped he will continue to | make Montgomery his home.
 Mir Joe Lambert. ex-Tax Collector, | and one of the leading citizens aas of Wilo city.
 Messrs. J W. Brown, G, A. Hill | and T. P. Johnston, Of sylacausa' are In montgomery # Gregory l.. Smith, ex-member of the Convention. of Mobile. | is in the c''y' @ @ s
 Mir. James Lakin has returned to l after an absence of six teen months Mir. R. H Mabry, well known bus | mess man of Selma, was In Montgomery l % % 6
 Captain Amos Travis and owen | Burk of the steamer Hard Cash. are in | the city.
 MT. Felix NJ. Drennen of Birmlns- l ham was a visitor to Montgomery yes- 'eFdas; %a!:r. ,onr %,nSbam < % and WI Peters, of Gordo, are at the New Mab- son. Hon. John Craft, President of the 1 Mobile Commercial Club, is in the city. MT. Thomas J Jones, n prominent mill man from Wilcox. is in the city. MT. A. J. OHalloran of Selma, is spending short time in Montgomery.
 Ss A se MT. Willie \, Bragg of Wilcox County. is a visitor to Montgomery.
 E S; ss Hon. J. B. Ellis, prominent citi- zen of Selma, is in the city.
 SS 9 q Captain W. J. Walden, Mayor of Un- iontown, is in Montgomery.
 % % $ MT. G. w. Morgan of Montevallo, spent last night in the city
 MT. J. s. Kennedy of Birmingham. is visiting Montgomery. < Ss %
 MT. S. A. Reynolds of Selma, was in Mont gomery last night.
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 MT. w. R. Walker of Selma, Is visitor to Montgomery.
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 Hon. Edward M. Robinson of Mo- bile, Is in the city.
 MT. W. c. Davis of Jasper, is vis- iting the city.
 Judge J. J. Mitchell of Florence, is in the city.
 Mir. g. H. Glllis of Andalusia, Is in the city.