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The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15

Recently the universities of states have enlarged their cur
adding departments teaching general railroad Pn
which that OF traffic Many railroad oers are que
tonng such department applied to traffic
purpose debate on tins point Deyon
saying principles OF traffic management OF railroad
may be taught successfully in schools. -.
railroad work the occupation Is sun
as
opportunities business to-day for men OF the s ss
TO- years and am OF the OPINION a
were all fields labor would be found offering better
opportunities conscientious ambitious young man ha "
transportation world. TIL. ,o
Usually railroad grows up the department IN wmen
first enls Ii brakeman telegraph operator
man or fireman successful he rises to gcneai
tency, or general managerslp presidency -. ,
II he begins a travelling freight or passenger "S s'"
usually general freight passenger agency OF VIC gen
er traffic management with the presidency OF the ' pos
sibilty /,, L., ...d
Occasionally will find high railroad o VINO mas served
in all or nearly OF the principal department p j" my ol
such valuable than ne VINO e e' 'uooeu against
ANYTHING but his line OF work.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15

happiness, and henceorth it is the chds happiness
that must be achieved. Henceiorth they must
live for duty. Life falls into two epochs, personal
liberty and happiness, within the laws human
and divine. before marriage. But the happiness of
the children after MARRIAGES. is the chief end OF the
father and mother. Every i'll must be endured joy
fully for the chld's sake The untold sorrows that
little children have suffered at the hands OF step
fathers and stepmothers and orphan asyums blacken
the pages OF some OF greatest novels
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15
Uraflr departments nf Ratlrnana
Gum firth fur Vnl1ttg Mrtt
By G. j. GRAMMAR,
Vice In

s the population of the country particularly the territory
of the Missouri river increasing rapidly more miles
OF railroad being constructed there business
for the transportation companies and consequently
persons required to operate the common carriers
Prosperity that big ma orty OF our children are
attending school and large percentage OF them will pursue
college Railroadng has to be science and
for several years many colleges have taught engineering
with regard its application to railroad work.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15

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The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15
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The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15
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The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
WEATHER AND CROPS RAIN HAS NOT BEEN DETRIMENTAL
 TO COTTON. Wet Spell Has Been Broken and Fair Conditions are Now Forecasted
 By the Government
 Bureau.

The wet weather has thus far not been detrimental to the cotton crop. but, on the other hand, has been bene- fciai
 Ordinarily. wet spell in May would have been very bad thing for the farmers. but on account of the unusual April drought, the plants needed the rain. The only i'll effects of the show CTS has been that cultivation has re- ceived a slight setback just when it is needed.
 The cool nights. according to the opinion of those who know cotton best. have been bad for the crop in that they have to some extent retarded germination and growth and have started the lice in some localities. The same conditions have started the cut worms in the corn. but . few days of good hot weather will remedy these evils.
 Conditions in other parts of the cot ton belt are about the same as in Ala- bama. except that considerable damage has been done by excessive rains in Georgia and Northeastern Florida. The forecasts of the Weather Bureau indi- cate that the wet spell has been broken land that weather favorable to the cot ton grower will prevail from now on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
CHOICE HOMES. RAISE YnIrR cHILnREN

 In nice homes and neighborhoods. GET WITH GOOD PEOPLE. COURT STREET--Elegant cottage three blocks from SQUARE, only $7.750.
 COURT STREET-Six Blocks from SQUARED Lot 54x210. two-story. Large barn. Said to be prettiest Block on Street Price, $6,s50.
 GOLDTHwAITE STREET-Beautiful Six Room Cottage home. Lot 50x150, Price. $4,450. Ire House would cost you $S,75O. Its a bargain and delay GoLDTHWAITE sTREET-Most Ele- Rant Eight Room, Two-Story Resi- deuce. Large lot Two Bath Rooms, Billiard Room. Large Barn. This is said to be the most beautiful house in the city. The Price is ss,95o, which is fully $4,000 cheaper than it could be buIIt and sold for at present prices.
 RJJRTON AVE-Splendid Five-Room cottage. Grove Street Fine elevation ana the price this week is s2S75. A nice little home in South Montgomery at less than cost. COURT STREET-EleVen peautlLuI Iots near Felder Street for $5,500. The Erandest speculation of the season p1ans are now under way to make Court street the finest Boulevard South and these lots will bring fancy prices
 FOR sALE-Two Four Room Houses renting for S19OO. Price $l,625.
 105 King Street Rented for SEQ. Price S950.
 REAL ESTATE Matters should all be referred to us for advice.
 JUNIUs J. PIERCE & co. Phone 4S1 Cor. Court and Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
Real Estate and Insurance,
I7 l.2 Commerce St.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


 s2,2o0--Five room residenceon Mar kha street Good condition! Lot 50x160.
 xs,650--Nice cottage on Holcomb street; iot. 5ox150.
 S2,600-Two cottages--four rooms and halI--located on South Hull street. West side. Rented $20 month.
 ss,5oo-six room, one story residence on Pleasant avenue. Lot 50x150. New house. Modern. West side of street.
 $4,200--Two story. twelve, room res tdence on Pelham street. House in splendid condition. Tis is bargain. s,
 s4.50o-oue of the prettiest and best built cottages in Mortgomery--seven rooms--firsf class neighborhood and in half block of car. Every modern con Venience. Lot 50x173. Vacant lot ad- 1oining; same size, that can be had for k1.0O0. Reason for selling growner leay- ing city. If you want investment or home you will not regret Investigating this. Let us show you the place.
 s4,20o. Eight room residence on Amanda street--corner-lot S0x150.
 s1O, ,o00---Ten room residence on South Lawrence street--close tn--lot 5Oxl5O. West side. New and modern.
 $1o.0Oo--Beautiful two story residence on South Court street--corner--very large lot.
 S3,750-Six room cottage on North Jackson street. Lot 50x1T5. Good neighborhood. --
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
SPECIAL BLEND TEA A0e per pound.
 BROCK GROCERY co,
CurIana ,latrIch FeatherN


 Curling ia always done by hand. Tax ing> small steel instrument like q blunt knife. the operator carefully takes each frond of the feather and skillfully presses 1t with a finger and thumb against the instrument until the rib eurls in Q graceful bow.
 Another branch Of the business is the 'tmanufacture' of Ostrich features The best bits of the smaller varieties are taken in hand by skilled fcmale opera tors, who cut and trim them up care fully and then fix the bits together up- on a stock with needle and thread until perfect looking feather ls made Os- trich feather boas are made ou this principle from the finest small feath- CTS.
 In the early days of ostrich farming great fortunes were made. Feathers were then worth $500 a pound, the plumes of a single bird often realizing S700. For a good pair of breeding birds 1t was no uncommon thing to pay as much as 92.500. But none of these prices could be got now. From $s5 to S46 & pound is the usual price at the present time for fine white ostrich feathers. The mourning plumes used by undertakers are of the largest variety and sometimes cost as much as si.S00 a set.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
H. c. DAVIDSON.
Real Estate and Insurance.

FOR sALE-p1easant Avenue. One story, 5 room cottage. bath and sani- tary conections. Will sell low. party roR ssViez gAzLsnfiosass isl aa North Lawrence Street. 9 stories, rooms, hall, Kitchen, bath room. electric lights and gas. This place Is very conven- lent to business and Is offered at a FOR sALiE-Nobie Avenue. One of the most beautiful and best built cot tages in the city. This house is dou- ble floored, storm sheeted, select lumber Contains reception hall. parlor, dining room, three bed rooms, buffers pantry, kitchen, bath room fitted up with porcelain tub and law atory. electric lights. Servants s room. chicken house and large barn on premises. Lot 50x175. The re- ception hall and dining room finished in quarter oak. Cabinet mantles throughout the house. In fact one of the most desirable houses in the city Party ig leaving the city and offers this property at a sacrifice. Only on the market few days.
 FOR SALE.--South Goldthwaite Street If you desire one of the incest and most up to- date homes in Montgom- cry. let me show you this one on Goldthwaite Street The interior of the house is finished with walnut: has billiard room, steam heat, cleo tric and gas fixtures and a nice lot with barn on 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
Thomas Gunter
 P Commerce St.
Assistant GeOioxist for Alabama.

BaltlmOre sun.
 The appointment of assistant geolo- gist of Alabama has just been con- ferred upon William Frederick Prouty fellow in geology in, the graduate de- partment of Johns Hopkins Universi- ty.
 MT. Prouty is native of Syracuse, N. r., and was graduated from the University of Syracuse in 1903. taking the masters degree in science one year later. He then pursued graduate work in geology at Johns Hopkins and will take the degree of doctor of philosophy In June. His doctors dis- sertation consists of "A Study of Eos sil Forms of the Niagara Form in Western Maryland"
 He will leave for Alabama shortly after commencement. where he viii take up some geologic Investigations in Talladega county. In conjunction with J. Sharshall Grasty. of this city, he has already done considerable work in that section in connection with the exploration of mining property recent ly purchased by MT. Douglas Fl. Cor .dJn, president of the International Trust Company. MT. Grasty Is much pleased with the present prospects of the property under his charge, beIiey- ing that the ore will yield nearly fif- ty per cent. of iron. handsome re- turn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
Phone IS

FOR SALE-Mildred Street Large Colonial residence on Mildred street House new and in first class condi- tion. Eight large rooms, Kitchen, electric and gas fixtures, large lot. one of the choicest pieces Of property in the city.
 FOR sALE.--Amanda Street. Large house on Amanda Street. Ten rooms good condition. Lot sox15o. FOR SALE-South Lawrence Street. A two story residence on this prom inent residence Street. Lot bOxlbo. Eight rooms bed rooms. parlor, dining room, reception hall. Kitchen, bath room on each floor. Call on me for particulars.
 FOR SALE-Sayre Street A one story residence on sayre Street Lot 5ox15o. combination light fixtures. porcelain bath and all modern conveniences. A small barn on lot. A Bargain. FOR SALE---Catonaa Street. Beautiful residence on Caton1a Street Nine rooms, two bath rooms, servants room, electric and gas fixtures. Mod ern in every way. Convenient to business. Call on me for particu- FOR sALE--south Lawrence Street. One of the. most denghtful residen- ces on South Lawrence Street. Large lot. eight rooms, two bath rooms. all modern conveniences. You need not reply unless you are looking for something nice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
KNocKEp FRoa TMArN.
Young CuIIman Man Had His Foot
 AHnuutnted.

Young CuIIman Man Had His Foot Amputated. cullman, May 26.--(specia1. )--cicero Cantrell, of Bangor, was knocked from the side of a freight train by the stock gap near the water works and one foot so seriously crushed that amputatfon was necessary. The young man was carried to his home In Bangor Tues day
 The store house and dwelling of ". E. Harper who lives a few miles north of Cullman. was destroyed by fra Tuesday night. A large stock of goods and all household goods were sufned. The insurance win cover about hall the loss.
 ffrmed at the Catholic church Thursday morning. Father Ignnttus was assist cd by Fathers Joseph, Athanasius and Lawrence.
 The town council elected M C. Black mon marshal at the regular monthly meeting Wednesday night.
 Hon. Joseph F. Johnston. Hon. John B. Knox and Hon. Fred BlaclSnon Of Anniston spent Thursday nighr in the were shown much attention by local politicians and given a very good time. Governor Johnston left Friday morning for Birmingham and Megfrs. Knox and Biackmon left for ths Eighth Congressional Distr. st. where they will spend a number Of days
 George K. Garside and son, George. Jr., of Chicago, are visiting Afr. and Mrs Joe Fox at vinemo IL.
 .drs. g. J. Griffin has returned from attending the commencement exercises at the Blountsville collage.
 The strawberry growers here have shipped forty-seven ears oy s~eish-s and fifty by express this season. The crop has been unusually good and prices have held up better than ever before
 There was an electric storm hsTa Monday and lightning struck the resi- dsncs of MP. Mex OesaF. doing eons'd- erable damage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
PreaIdcntIaI Interference.

Nashville Banner.
 Senators Tillman and Bailey are hard. ly in a position to consistently and se- verely censure the Presiden. for his personal efforts 10 influence legislation by Congress. When they thought an advantage could be gained by Joining with Chandler in consultation with Mir. Roosevelt or his representative, to ar- range plans in regard to rate bill amendments they condoned and eucour- aged Presidential interference Cover nor Vardaman of Mississippi takes this view. Commenting upon the Roosevelt rillman- Chandler incident the Cover nor says:
 T regret that they (Tillman and Bai- ley) overlooked the finest opportunity of the decade to read the President a good old-fashioned Democratic lesson. If, when they were called in consuita- tion, they had said, We will he glad to advise with you concerning any matter pertaining to your offfco as Chief Executive or to sid you In any way in our power In the performance of your official duties. but we decline absolutely to discuss with you all leg islative matters they would have re- buked, and justly, a growing tendency on the part of executive officials to en. croach upon the franchises and powers of legislative officials"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
W. A.. Jackson & CO.
Phone 775,

$S.40o--Nice new two story residence this property if you want home
 s2.10o--yacant lot on prominent street--southern part of city--lbOx1bb. Corner.
 s1.o5o--Beautifu lot Pleasnt avenue ---51x147.
 FARMS FOR SALE.
 453 acres, Montgomery county, 80 to 100 acre pasture. Good dwelling; barn and cabins. Gravel road. Near rail- road. eight miles from Montgomery.
 4s0 acres, Montgomery county. Nice residence, cabins. ont houses, etc, nine miles from Montgomery.
 100 acres, seven miles from Mont court house. Residence and other i'm provements- .-. .-s. .. ---.- !. -.
 125 acres, seven miles from Mont gomehy, on fine road. First class res idence. good cabins and out houses, wire fenced, good water, In fact an ideal place. 2s7 acres within three miles of Court |Sduare and in mile of car. Nice resi- dence and other Improvements. On gravel road. See about this. |s We have in any part of city resi- licences or vacant lots-large or small prices to suit
 Farms in Montgomery, Elmore, Au- tauga and Lowndes counties-improveS and unimproved.
 If you want a home or investment have.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
/0| ALLET

The above cut represents A snIens,a down town proposition in one Of orr blocks from Court Square. The dSgaIio Ing would make an ideal residence ar private boarding house. Steam heal. room servants house t"o FOR RENT-From June Ist, an iacaI new cottage, on both car lines. f,1a rooms and hot and cold water, electric lights. S20. io Six room dwelling. 124 Clay street. SIS.
 M. NJ. sWEATT & co. General Insurance and Real Estate
 Agency,
 Loans Negotiated
 No. 10 s. Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

FOR SALE--40 Acres close in and cheap. fine chance here for speculation. but I am going to sell 1t this week or quit trying.
 FOR SALES vacant lots close in for s1,350 each.
 FOR SAI1c--Lot close in on Hill top and cheap at 5000, this week for $2,950.
 Six room dwelling rented to good tenant for $24o. Special Monday at s2.- 100
 FOR sALE--Two room negro hous- es for $50 cash and balance at $10 per month each.
 FOR sALE--Nice cottage near the Capitol and in the very best neighbor- hood $s,150 will buy this if you buy 1t right away.
 FOR sAI.E--Near Decatur Street school, room cottage for s1,650 and the lot is worth the money. FOR SAIAE-Nice dwelling between Court and Perry, rented for s25 per month. come along and get this for s2.s75.
 FOR RENT. have new modern house in best neighborhood, possession any time. Nine Rooms. BEMJ. F. HARDEMAN,
 Successor to
 Pierce & Hardeman.
 22 $. Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

Red Mems annual basket picnic at TnIlassee Falls, June Tth. Special train leaves Union depot nt s a. n., return ing same eve
 Tickets round trip, S0c, for sale at BastIani and Cassimua.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

UnROrtunate but RIameless Philadelphia Record.
 Scrlbler-Yes. we poets arc oorE, not Wigwag-Poor devlls; Then it isn't entirely your fault. is itS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

Vacant Lots--The beautiful vacant lots in the Hubbard property, facin g S. Perry and s. Lawrence Streets No more desirable location in Montgomery for an elegant home site.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
Low RATES
l., A N.


 l.. & N. s34 OO--BosTON, MASS. and RETURN. Tickets on sale May s1st to Juns 9th. inclusive. Extended limit. July 18th. stop-over privilege at New York city. s31.O0-NEw HAVEN CONN, and RE-
 TURN. Tickets on Sale June 2nd to 6th. in- elusive. Extended limit June S0th. Stop-over privilege at New York city. --~<~%- 14eo-LOUIsvTLLE, KY, and RE-
 TURN.
 Tickets on sale June 10th. Itth and 12th. Extended limit July 23rd- s26.25-Ruffaio, N. F.. and return, T. P. A. Convention. Tickets on satA June 8, Q an 10. limited to return June I25.
 s2l7s--Hot Springs, Va. and return. Tickets on sale June g. To- and IL Ex- For further information as to routes. schedules, etc. call on or write C. L. Wolf, T. P A. Montgomery. Ala. Union Station. Phone 354. wed-su-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
An Acceptable Gifts
 A Beautiful Picture. See TresslaF's Window.
Rockefeller Not win Them

Philadelphia Inquirer.
 The railroads were here first; why didn't they control Standard oil in. stead of letting 1t control them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
For Rent.

We are able to offer several very desira- ble places, suitable for boarding houses If you are looking for one, call us up tomor- row.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

SPECIAL. Thwoe cans TomatOeas 2Se.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

Beautiful, Beautiful Pictures At Tresslar'a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
ssI .Oo--NEw HAVEN CONN, and RE-
 TURN.
14eo-LoUIsvILLE, KY, and RE-
 TURN.

Tickets on sale June 10th. 1tth an 18th. Extended limit July 23rd-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

For $1,600, a nice fve-room cottage on Alabama Street: bath. sanitary con nections. etc. Rents for s1s0 per an- nun. Good investment here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

Gavle residence, fronting 102xl51 feet on
 the west Side of Mouton. between Mont gomery and Blob Streets This property Is within oO0 feet of Mont tgomery's enlarged business district, and we confidently believe will yield a handsome profit over what 1t , can now be bought for within a vSry short time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
Plantation

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
FOR SALE.

We have a bargain in seven room house ally cost $S 800. and is in good condition renting for s350 a year. The lot is easily worth s9oo. we will offer the whole for sS,75O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

For s15,00o centrally located piece for manufacturing purposes. frontirf two streets; railroad facilities adJoirl- ing; close in to the business section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS-Local; coffee and tea business: irresistible selling plan; experience unnee- esssary; write today. mentioning territory. ''The Great Eastern s01 S. 10th St.. St.
 Louis, Mo. -2-su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

For SS,75o, two-story eight-roono ner lot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

For $3,00o, q most desirable residence at Highland Park. six rooms, all mod ern conveniences; corner lot, 100x15C feet; If only 50 feet front is desired will sell for $2.500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

RooMs-For rent, gas stove and grapho- phone for sale. 307 So. Bainbridge St. City:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-40 Acres close in and cheap. fine chance here for speculation, but I am going to sell 1t this week or quit trying.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

For $5.250 a lovely residence on Gold convenienoes throughout
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

We have desirable lots at cloverdale and atghiaid Park that can be bought on easy payments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
wANTED-BoARD oR ROOM.

man and wife, or rooms for light house keeping. Address Stranger Advertiser Of flee. -e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

EVERLASTING PERFUME-A money mak- CT for agents; catalogue of specialties and sample Toe. Bay City Mercantile Co. Bay City, Mich. -z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

FOR RENT-Desirable houses on South psrrv ana south Lawrence Streets. from lst of October Cali early and get pleased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

an rooms kitchen. and bath, halls up and
 down and up-to-date in all respects On one of the principal residence streets $a,5OO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

| wANTED-Two furnished rooms suitable l for light housekeeping; first class location.
 | References furnished. Phone 152. --S