The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
SIDEWALK PENdLWCS
st. valeutinss ana the EIercury.

st. Valentines and the Ilercury. hansnlEs lssls asound is s sBy id anS ses pretty apt to set 1t; Durn the course %tosins asng Una and wsass asssr 6edn ls principal occupation. laoIr and toll of various sorts being mIre sporadic ane siesd ephetmsTai bst s tses nd hase eeS- eo eraily one end or the midfe of cold
 What reminded me oftt was the night. t Hss rsaiiy ia dian.t let so very to seI cold. and that vi ' what re-
 Last Winter, Sls CT St St valentil e's Day was one of the coidest of the e}tire winter, aud it was a bitter one. TIe same was ter. Probably the coidest seitiser the ed Feb; II, 1888, the y4r that lee days. You. watch Feb 1iIevery year. and when you ge-s to be | fe eldest h. habitant you can tell abott 1t. toe"
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 lt Was Lee Made Jbeech.
 The press reports set out from, Daphkse in reference to thelvisit to tn 1t litt4c city by the Govertor and tne Legislatnrc mixed up tw{ prominent members of tho Alabama tegsiatureY said merber of the part in tho Ex- ,hangc lobby last night. ssAs result, Senalor pverton, or Randolph, has been giycilcredit for speech made byTepfesenlative Lee of Etowah. I am sure the Rtndolph sen, from the laursls Of the Aemoer from Etowah, no more than wotid the mem nor from Etowah desire Ito he given credit for one of the RatdolLh Sena- tors speeches on rate Rgisiation. can not understand now the newspa- Der men mixed up the rOtind and well fed Senator from Randolph with the slx-foot representative ftom Etowah But that's what they did
 The occasion was thd meeting in Daphne in the interest of he establish ment of a normal school at that place and some ratsling good educational speeches were dsliysred"
 Moonahiners Wearyl Court.
 The Federal Court app3rently Is be- coming impatient with hoonshiners." said a lawyer yesterday. There was time when the courts sense of sym pathy and pity might have been touched in many instances, and thk appeals for mercy would have been sd stron~ hat cleniency might have been extended to prisoners or. possibly sentence sus- pended entiresy.
 ' Not so now. So manyl moonshlners have broken faith with tAe court that here are few cases nowj that fail to receive full nunishment tor violations of the law. I noticed seHera1 pleas of Se TSS rs cssss entsTsa spsn the mercy. of the court, hut the judge, they had trensgressed the law. said the tence number @ appea for snotser sSe chance. but after importing wholesome advice to the defendants. the cour. in- had better tread the narrSw paths from now on.''
 Hon. John Craft, of Mobile. mem 0s 1ea the Gd o the Gt hd Aabsm sa Good Roads Association, was a visitor to Mon gomery yesterday, returning home last evenings
 Mir. A. T. Thompson, of the sanitary home after a short visit to to Birmins- ham. Dr. Charles (. Thach, of Auburn. institute. is a visitor to Montgomery.
 Hon.. Daniel Partidee. Jr.. of Selma, spent last nishs ig the city.
 MT. Charles F. Hogus. of Sheffield, spent yesterday in NosMtsomery' M
 MT. o. c. Parker, of New Decatur. is registered at the Imperial.
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 Mir, George Barbour, of PrattviIle, is registered at the New Exchange.
 s A Ae @ MT. ". T. Northington, of Prattville. Is in Montgomery
 < @ E ~ Mir: J: M. Loftin, of Enterprise. is at
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 MT. D. s. Lighteap. of Talladega. was in the city last night.