The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
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Movement.
 rapidly becoming one of the great pop. nEeS centres Droasst S6 sss eIsissn gess6 yesterday. sAfter goins over the ness am convinced that at least ping snd shas sns h smploSs tween nve and ten men. The revenue from trade is incalculable, but 1t Is safe nercs are commensurafe with its dig dig nfty, which is immense.
 ,,r You have no Idea. probably" con. the good will of the established trade of q pop-corn-popper is worth. A first class pepper, with whistle, self -ads Justing. most modern pepper, with pea fiy-wheel and pistol and q little doll In red turning the crank. costs $500 on easy payments with only small cash paynent was offered half corr, popping Industries in Montgomery say that he was making the sacrifice would boom SS ths Sis susiness I and because ner; citizen, ''the popcorn popping business Is, of course, a sine qua non. It brings him before the public, illustrates his o onS riass sesps as ws m I in 0 mendins it to all my young friends
 Colonel Garber Returns.
 Attorney General Alex M. Garber has returned from q few days at his old home in Talladega, looking very much as if he enjoyed the trip and the ness that grew m there since coming to. Montgonery last January. and 1t needed his attention.
 peope M Garssr m fssf sys a aas a fo rouma n the officers of the State and anxious to uphold the dignity of its institutions. though at the same time patriotic unais or ss courts o shail shall 's be treated with disrespect As a. rule. everybody seems willing for the State to proceed as It should in the enforcement of the en-
 ...s and to see the laws of the
 ople enforced in fair and just way.
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 Ee=Ezz...=ssse Kirby Here.
 A. D. Kirbys- member of the lower house from Madison, was here yester- ready to faIi in line with the Gov ernor for such as he thought best for the further enforcement of the laws of of te ss safs Hs nnsw fom 6s the tsat seeo would be willing to follow the Goy- ernor in any movement to- make the railroads do what he thinks is right for them 70 do-
 Judge H, M. sommerville of New York spent a short time in Montgom- cry yesterday. Judge sommervilie whither he had been called to transact business, to Tuscaloosa, where he for merly lived. Judge Sommerville is Chairman Of she boara oL AppraiNSsry ,lt ,,, Nsw York. He is wel1-known In Alabama and met with warm welcome from his many old friends.
 MT. E.P. Gait. Secretary of the state Pharmacy Board leaves Montgomery this morning after short visit, dur ing which he had been occupied with a resident of Selma, still holds his citi- zenship there. but spends most of his time at his beautiful place on Perdtdo Bax He will return to Perdido Bay after a few days spent with his frienas congressnaan J. Thomas Heflin of the Fifth District. has gone to Kentucky tScket if fe ie tSs eesnss eampaign @ now on. lie is billed for seven addresses- Donald McDonald of Birmingham. St who Is slTys in tss disy seE istered at the Exchange Hotel yester- day afternoon. Among those who rsgistsred at ,.ss the son of Mobile. one of the best known business men of Birmingham. c. T. Young, registered in the city yesterday.
 + as Among those who came to Montgom- cry from Birmingham yesterday was John T. Green. s. Edwards of Mobile was a visitor here vesterday.