The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-05
THE PASSING THRoNc


A Radical optimiss.
among the prominent AlabamianS IN
MONTGOMERY yesterday. Captain Cratt
came M 10 attend the meeting OF the
Alabama Railroad Commission- Pc e.
c ssass Ssanfi Club Captain craft enjoys
Civ az most prominent ana enthusias-
s eisi.sna = d fsSs h is S sSs cspss sS
Craft remembers when he went TO
sSid "Aim high" ne has never forgot
ten Il. Il believe Alabarna fa the best
ss state p ss Vino TRo DO nc mot s ssr.s with
THIS do not know. that's all. Many OF
US don't know just what q state W.
have.
of resources, are not equailed by any
that something to be proud OFT II
would take too long to tell how tnis
ID. but n there 10 anyone who does not
believe Il ! can very soon demonstrats
the triteness Of this declaration. 80.
Information from Senator Johnston
that q survey for the Chicasawbogue
Creek so that IL can be made nAvigaple.
The interest that the Commercial CLUB
nsanufActuring enterprises are located
on its banks. One Of these manutac.
lures food stuffs. from cocoa nuts.
Captain Craft says It win mean great
deal for Mobile.
Mr.. william D. Null. recently OF
Burnside. ILL.,. bat lately resident OF
da Sean NJ N Mai mas BEEN. for live years.
looking over the advantages offered by
different agricultural districts In the
United States. When he arrived N
Alabama he decided that this Y shs
entire country. He 10 now citizen OF
M. Nun came to Montgomery
yesterday to secure some supplies.
tary Dave, OF the Commercial Club.
He said that In all Of his travels he
has never seen q country that afford
ed such opportunities as does Alabama:
sh.s snsl .s sEs1gs the snd 5a1siS Sssl,eSa
that the conditions down here are such
that this business will be q very re-
numerative one. ! believe that the ad-
vantages afforded the industry In the
South are superior to those of the
At present Mr.. Null is located at
Prairieville, and h getting ready TO
establish one OF the largest sheep
ranches in the South.
old Time Democrat.
Captain J. +. Dale of Wilcox County,
Is spending few days with his daugh-.
Heights. Captain Dale is an old line
Democrat, Confederate soldier and he
was Black Belt fighter Tor white
supremacy in reconstruction's darkest
have honored him several times with
public office. but by choice he prefers
70 spend his time quietly at HIS beauti-
full old home in the ante-beflum village
81 HsK @ CaP %th P ts Sss SSt
political ideas Of the last three years.
Mr.. A. j. Rappole. one of the most
prominent travelling men in the South
Rappole is remembered very kindly in.
MONTGOMERY. having recently married
Miss Moffett, q daughter OF Mr.. John
Moffett, chief clerk of the Exchange
Hotel Mrs. Rappole is here with her
Mr. J. NJ Handey. who came to
Montgomery with the hope that Mrs.
since died. would recover her health.
has returned with his children to hts
home in Mount Meigs. He was accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Mollle Han
dey.
Mr.. ]. e. Scale, Secretary to the
Police DEPARTMENT, who was recently
accidentally shot in the leg. Is able to
go about on crutches. On his arrival
town down yesterday he received a
friends.
Mr.. L. e. Brown. of Scottsboro, and
Mp. p. o. McChord, of Albertville. are
Alabama Supreme Court
state Treasurer Walter d. Seed re-
turned yesterday from Tuscaloosa
where ne has been the past few days
Senator MAX Hamburger Of Mobile.
vas in the Ge.y yesterday. Senator
was en- route home from
South Georgia.
Mr.. Martin Crawford. Associate Man
ager Of the Hotel Racine Of Columbus.
"a. spent yesterday In the city.
Hon. John A. Lusk. Senator OF Mar
shall County, was prominent visitor
10 Montgomery yesterday.
Il. B. Almon. Of Tuscumbia. was
among the prominent Alabamians in
he city yesterday.
L. G. Daniels Of Tuscaloosa. was
among the. prominent guests in the
'ity yesterday.
Mr.. o. d. Watson, of Dothan, was
among the visitors to Montgomery yes
.erday.
Mr. NJ. c. Anderson, Of Phoebe. New. |
vas a visitor in Montgomery yester-
lay.
Mr.. T. w. Cooley, Of, Decatur was a |
guest in Montgomery yesterday
DR.. W. b. westcott has recovered
rom an attack Of lagrippe.