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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Chas. p. Gunter,

Real Estate, Insurance and Sure
ty Bonds.
20Commerce St. Phone 1857
Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Negro Houses.
S O u M d VALUE

tells. Place Is in good repair, being
practically new. This is a corner lot
with good shade trees. Price So, 500. 90.
$S50.00 cash.
Lots
We have two lots on S. McDonough
sweet that we can sell very cheap.
These places lay exceedingly well and
will increase In value every day In
vest your money where 1t is safe. We
can sell you these lots for $S50.00 each,
$4,000 cash per lot and balance at
per cent as long as you want it.
One of the finest plantations in
montgomery county, three miles from
court square on gravelled road 500
acres of fine Congaree loan soil and
does not require any commercial fertil-
izer. There Ia a nice residence on the
place, plenty of cabins three artesian
wells. and about fifty acres in timber.
Terms to suit. Price $4,000 per acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
llg5


wANTED--Information as to present
where's bouts of Sam and Daniel Cornelius
Capps, who lived here about Is years ago.
Address Mrs. A. ]. H, care this office.
1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
CHARLES & NELSON
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
8 Commerce St.

An uptodate nine room residence,
between Court and Perry streets, mod
ern In every respect and in first class
repair, will sell at once for $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Nice two story residence in ward
one. with cabinet mantel, porcelain
bath, nicely papered through and con-
venient to school and car line, for
only $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
JAP COLONY
SW|NDLEO

A clever hunko game has been
worked among the Japanrae em-
ployes of the Kerry mills al Kerry
ton aud a warrant WAS sworn out on
Saturday ia the prosecuting attnrs
npy'H office for the arrest uf 5.
Morlyama. the Japanese who is ae.
cused of having eeeed his country
men u II possible that he has
worked the same aame elsewhere
Morlyama. according go the story
told to the authorities. worked long
enough Al the Kerry camp a. be
come friendly with a number ~ the
men employed there Then ON their
last pay day. he promised to take
the pay of a number IT his acauaiui
ancea and leave Il Al designated
place In this city Altogether he
succeeded In getting away With tlfa.
which the auauanleiaus Japa IN
trusted with him when they came
"a the city aud called Ia set their
money neither Megiyama 90 the
money was anywhere Ia be found.
The police officers are now making
a search for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WANT QUICKER
CAR SERVICE
soUTH END REsloGHrs START
MOVEMENT FoR DOUBLE
TRACK AND s.mlNurE SER
VICE

There Is now a movement on foot
in the southern suburbs Ia appoint
committee with representatives
from south Seattle. Georgetown.
South Park aud River Park. to wait
upon the Seattle Electric 60. and
urge their demands fuf "A amlnuie
car service Al present the com
pany only allows a issmiunte ser
Ylea and finds Il almost impossible
to handle the traffic through the
huaY. portions 81 the day.
In red hot editorial the editor
OF the Georgetown aud South Sc
attic News suggests that this com
mliiss wait upon President furth
and camp ~ bis doorstep until the
request Of the people Is granted
The service 90 the south 81 en-
tlfeiy inadequate for thu needs 81
the population in the suburbs there.
A. q Is double cau have 10 be run
nearly all morning and evening and
ai that Il is far from answering re
nulfemenih The people feel that
the only thorough remsdy will b.
double tracking aud Ia the mean
time they say they are going after
a smiuute service and intend 10
night until they get H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
MAY AFFECT
TWO OTHERS

Two saloons now IN operation Ia
The vicinity ~ she union depot may
D. affected by thr determination Of
Mayor Moore 90 permit no persons
- retail liquor within one block u
that structure These are the aua
Neiasf Saloon on the northeast cor
uef u Second av. and jackson st
and The saloon % Eam Jacobs on the
southeast corner - Main and
Fnnfth
Mayor Meore has dselasf 10 inter
pet fhe promise on fhis subject
y hteh he made before election "a ln-
riuds distance ~ one whole block
ia each direction from the bio on
uhieh the depot stands 10th Of
thesa saloons STR on the cutmeta. and
THE corners they occupy arr exactly
unn block distance from the eurusrs
Of the depot block nui Sea each rane
there f. q side entrance au the side
sifeel ~ the direction 81 the depot
TIE main entmnpeH Of these
places would not fan within the pro-
hlhttud distance. bot the side en-
tfanea would. Mayor Moore has not
stated shat Interpretation be would
place an this phase ~ the subject
nut the ordinance EianfinK iseuias a
renewal - bis iicrnhe WAS recently
sfahtea ~ the councli and IL before
him for approval and uili be acted
on by him rafiy next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
Teaching How 10 Sell

Nothing requires training than Fsaly ueseafa
saiesmanshin.
Yet great department work has been lcr tor individuals
10 develop ey ndameatal raiea and expert
ony training
Aud even tbs differed each establishment and sah
% business.
OF the nation and the welfare 81 al GLASSES Of
tire people depend upon ueccu saiesuaahp
than any branch % work
Tbs salesman the sod and goddess Of AL
industry controlled BY them a.
completely Orchestra controlled BY The man
with the baton.
in the form 81 ffee eqnse
In sacsmanshp~ a the public sehools
decidedly novel there sod preceient for In manual
training and teaching OF trades
practical managera whn
da The scheme Ned
10 them visionary saesmanshp this
ty except Material aptitude plays aKe
part anyway in or failure The salesman
aptitude important Important 10 phYst
sasgir and either whether there be natural
aptitude or not Important special traiuinx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
ONE MORE STEEL MAGNATE
In MATRIMONIAL TANGLE

aud partner Ia the Douglas Me.
Qualde company. which controls the
automatic switches Ia uae on sur
face railroads
McQuaide says that he ala not
know that his wife waa suing him
unfll he read Ia the newspapers that
Mrs Sarah s MeQuaidu had told
Judge Burr In the supreme court 0f
Bru~hlyn. s2ni her husband had
beaten her and left her penuilena.
The millionaire aud his wife aepa-
rated SIX months ago.
McQuaide has declared his lnten-
ton of fighting the ease. he denies
that he ever struck his wife and
charges that the trouble In his
household was Instituted by Mrs
McQualde'a sister Among other
things, be says bis nlHler-ln-law
Mabel. broke five Of bis ribs
In rep y - the Wifn'u charges that
her wealthy husband had driven her
out Of the house and that she was
pennileas. McQuhide said that be
had given bis wife the Nyark estate.
real estate Ia this city which she
had sold for Sc 001. and had made
a trust deed Of his income from the
National Cable 4 Conduit company
80 that hla wife received 9a3a q
month lie claims bis wifr'a ex.
trayagance cost him $500 900 a year
t0 live.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
No Lack OF Lave

Tho ,ryas country MEN the offices of
prosecuting aorpeyEN who be bbcd bought dta-
daanted
Nnctuntha official our.nnhs OF the eoup-
and by which law Il he
ms dagaeed duty the chosen aud
guty Justice aud defend the rights Of the
people
public prosecutors plead that there mot sufficient eF
directly appNlnE dishonest Eced hua'ea aud
OF the Insurance frauds former thet Jus
ce Parker appeals declares that the men IN
furnished evidence OF their Vcnay mts
corroorated that 7hc 20 oavt +
10 convict
informs President Roosevelt that there
plenty statutory his disposal enable him 10 proceed
against and railroad combinations
surely sufficiently explicit aud direct Il hares pain
% prosecution . blind might follow
proirsscd alarm the rapid gowh Of aaatie
country would better be- alarm over the an
LAWFUL predatory corporations
whea the one stopped or existence
country capable Of Infinitely len harm
caused paralysis Of the law al m most vital point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
OFFERS IMPROVED
SYSTEM

SAN FRANCISCO. March g -
Claus apreckiea has AnnounceI that
within Ton daFs articles Vt lnror-
porailon Tor q general conduit street
railway aysism covering the entire
city Wiii b. filed and that himself
and other capitalists stand ready 10
give the city a first class system
uith the pruriao thar the city may
acquire The same IN ten years
sprrrklea represents the opposition
20 he overhead trolley system
which the old company threatcna 20
Install
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Poor Crazy Strange they called
her al the Benton aimshoase.
Thirtecn years before. when the
snow vas whitening the ground. a
farmer had driven an unconscious
woman 20 the Nimshoues. wearing =
wrapper over a usxht dress and bare
feet thrust ia dainty French slip.
perH He lad picked her up on TIE
rad. and. having committed her
10 the care of the mAtrun. drove
away.
.'tIow came I hers7~ she said.
You've been sick. This - Ben
ton almsheBse You've been here
~ years
Cray Strange screamed AZ the
nurses words - loud that The d0e.
tor who vas aoinE ~ came 70 her
side
Doctor. Do Yog remember" she
said suddenly. the burning Of the
steamer Reindeer
Every weil. he responded.
4 must have been saved from
that. I vas on board With my hus-
baBd. who was III Of consumption.
remember seizlug some cloihiuE
and escaping from thu boat. that ia
all. Ny daughter and my husband
what can have heeome Of them
Then she started M suddenly. i
am xniEE back home. ! am going
back unannoumeed 70 SO FIRST u !
have been missed with determina-
ton.
Through the dusty highway Of a
country town. five weeks later
Crazy Strange vas toliing. she
stool once more ia front % her elc-
CANT country home with ita Eardeu
IN bloom. Then she passed on 10
the cemetery beyond and passed by
n tall marble shaft. 90 rest for a
moment in its shade. for her
strength vas near spent
Dizzy. rembliuR. she looked up
at the tombstone and footsteps came
near and she saw a slender. beautl-
fui girl. leading a feeble old man
forward.
He was gray and weak. and when
no sat upon the iron bench near the
tall shaft he trembled with exhaua-
ton.
II shall not come many times
more. COra." he said gently My
eyes are dim and my strength fails
me every day But tonight I will
tell you the story OF your mothers
death We have not told you be-
fore that she does not lie here"
mot lie here7"
mo. child Your mother sleeps
far on from here Under the waters
She vas lost IN the Reindeer. For
weeks aftsf the fearful night ! lay
At deaths door. but death was not
msrcifuL lie took my darling and
left a wretch Of a man, crippled.
'@ebla. suffering but living, But for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Youns Husband 4 shall be- swas
two ehole aass and really Aiice
500 srem - he Falhef aiad i'm 80.
ma
Young wife Hos can heip T.
why This II the first chance I've
had "a wet letter from you since
SIEVE been matfied
John n Roe kefeilsr 10 aaid no b.
IN she care 81 q nerve specialist
Who lien HnEefeg
Why dont you deliver your ser
mons IN plain English. DOCTOR"
What And have everybody nm
dsraiana me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
GET READY FOR
EXAMINATIONS

Tho civil service commission Ia
just fiuiaAlnE mp with tho annual
promotion examinations and Ii
making preparations Cor tho spring
EXAMINATIONS for admission no. the
clty's classified serrlcs The date
fpr the spring EXAMINATIONS has not
yet been decided on but Nsll hs at
within q few DAYS. together wtth
other Information fag those desiring
20 take the examinations
Already mere than 200 appliea
lions have BEEN received from per
soma deaiEtnK % tAke the rnAmlnA-
iious and many uafn wlii probably
come IA ne soau a. the Aaie Cor The
examination IL ahuounreT ManF ~
the applicants arc already In the
city service. having been rmpioFed
temporarily In the absence ~ nansra
On the qualified iiafa These nrss
sons ~hn have bees employed With
out having been examined and auai.
lfisd BY the board will hold their
places only until persons are cx.
amiaod and passed ~ the board
The positions fnf which rernuna
may BE- examined Of the spring OK
aminagiona are seine fn 90 30 IN
number. there being seven different
elaasificaiiuns in the department -
civil engineering. about 20 in tho
department % electrical engineer
inE thref IN the clerical lists. and
q number ia each of the police do
pariment and fife department llsfs
In addition 10 those in the water 10.
partmsut park department. library
department and other branches %
the city government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
THIRTEEN YEARS

son would have prayed 20 die.
lIttle one. you may I've Ia kne~ =
haaxau Grant thai you do-aneh love
that your mother felt Dor me 70
grant sueh love a. mine to hsf
The ragged Nayiarer behind the
great marble shaft russ. painfully
Z have heeu a pauper lot e fsafs
Il vii not shame them Hhe said
softly. hut. a. she walked slowly
away she felt her hmbs fail. her
brain reel. and she sank seussieas
upon the gruund The Involuntary
cry she gave reached the ears Of the
mouFner
See. Cora Il "a woman : -.
gar Poor WOMAN Have You thn
wine you brought FOR me-"
The girl went quickly on her eF-
rand u mercy
Robert Robert"
uue great. gaaplng cry escaped
him and for a moment bis heart
thfuhs threatened 90 suffaeaie him
White a. death he said Mar
garrett Can u be Margaret
AHAHH 70 ENhHN hANHH AAA q
shall nos shame you 10 my grave =
shame me- You Margaret Ny
eife, why have you let ne mourn
yoa as dead
4 have been crazy. they tell me.
a crazy pauper Ga an aimshauae -
years
Beside her tall shaft where her
mothers nanle had told tho world 81
her death for IA yeara, Cora could
see the two figures ns she bad ieft
them. her mother lylnE sfiti upou
THE grass. her father hneelIuE TO
support her head But her fathers
figure leaned heavily apon the m8a-
umenlai stone
eHe has tainted Tho shock was
too great Tor him" she said Lin
my mother %. She has tainted.
too
But the men lifting the figure did
not speak. Too well they read the
rigid lines OF that pailid face
50 after ~ years % exile. they
carried Margaret homo. cold and
dead. with the faithful heart that
had lived IN mourning Tor her.
pulseleas and siiil beside her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
TRY To STOP
STREET CARS

A man glvlng hts name an Matt
Luts became ohatfepeFous yesterday
afternoon lie tried 90 act a. In
apertnr ~ the street car service en-
jackson st near afd ay. bat landed
ia Jail HutE insisted that ali che
ears on the line stop when they
ruachri him aud. 90 eufnre his
claim. he stood In tho middle ~ the
track and compelled the m0tnfmen
10 come "a stop. tie created
general disturbance and was aoui
10 headquarters by pntrolmeu Dol.
phin aud Mullen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
tuesday VIII Be
Big Day Here

On Tuesday you can buy sulphur
and Cream Tartar Tablets. 4 or
boxes Tor i3c s4r bottles Of Lister
inc Tor s2c lib. sprinkle fop cans
chloride of Lime for o.. best witch
Hazel s-oz BOTTLES. i2e. pure Vase
line. i-lh. cans lse. and lot 81
other thinga proIartlauaioly cheap.
- bartells bis drug stores. sos and
6ie Second Ave. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WALKED into
WRONG HOUSE

because he got Into the wrong
HOUSE, a Japanese. whose name IL
not knowu By the police. was So
versiy beaten un early yesterday
morning lie eas found By Sergeant
Alke Powers On ttth az near James
a. with hts face hleedinE from ucy.
erai cutA All be could tell the nf.
fiecr vas that be had SOFTEN iufa
ticnr waa that he had bseH taken fnf
a burglar aud revived the pummsl,
ing In consequence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

You say be- has a fine ear fof
music Why. he's deaf
SURE and lives ln a fiat r..
peat. he has a fine ear for mt&le
I Ike Mrs Chumplsy. ID ID q
such a dreadful bore hsEae n
Speabout.
Don't hc too hard On herE al
Nts Talking she's 90 e.
man
7 know she a. bui shes q IT,.
some NaH over there this 8snf
noon. and she didn't do a Fuss
bat talk about her little VI - 81
the time
Hes no smarter than oua ID
~"
Not a be- She bored a. 70
death telling al about the fre
things Willie had said. nut H.
iel her know Willie wasn't tlan oay
bright boy ia the world COL
just a. many stories about H.
rs she told about Willie"
7 eaWn't say that like tkla
country said the English tourist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
An AssuREn EArr

That yon viii enjoy trip 20 thu
many beautiful and interesting Cal.
ifarnia rmHoFfa headquarters Cor
climate fruit. flowers and sunshine
O. the Southern Pacific Co.'S Scenic
Shasta Route ana Coast Line Tick.
cts. reservations and descriptive tit-
srafurs 40 Union Ticket office. COS
First Ave. +. +. Ellis. General
Agent. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
STAR DUST
By Josh"

Every body here ia ns gbod I'D
everybody else. don't you know
over here I'm aa good a. The preal
dent ltz not 20 In England
Perhaps. suggested bis Amsri-
can friend that's because you're
better known ufrf there"
Almost time fuf a report on Gas
Addicks aud the peach crop.
Tho iceman holds she secret Of
keeping lea ua yauf You'll find Il
Ia Most AnythiHEa lee Eiiiion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
JUNEAU To
BE CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON. March e W. h
hoggait governor of Alaska. Is here
arranging for the transfer Of the
capital from siika 10 juneau. lie
slil he here a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Alfred Battle. president % the
KIM County Good Roads club. has
received an Invitation "a speak on
the subject ~ good roads a. meet.
ina ~ the auohumish County I'm
provemeni club. 20 be held ~ Az.
llngt0n. May l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

NEW YORK March 20 James =.
MeQuaide. another of pIttahnrg'a
group uf steel trust maFnatea. IL
having marital troubles which will
aaun be Alfred nj a trial Of ault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

A Neu York man claims the iffsh
discovered America Then we have
no kick poming They have a pr.
feet fikht TO run a.
Cassie Chadwick has mksta her
will Hope che lcaTes something
for a chair ~ chlfuFraphY ia mline
college ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

brought by his wife for separation
and allmony.
MeQaaido. a millionaire. Is Vice
president ~ the National Powder
company a large st0ckholder IN the
Pressed stec! Car wheel company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
husi Sell Large Amount
To Make Any Profit

The Bartall Drug Co. are selling
goods 50 cheapiy Al their two big
stores. et0 and 50s Second Ave.
that they have 10 sell an enormous
amount 10 make any profit But
they are selling large amount. for
people realize what blE vnluss they
are getting for their money. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
AN iMPossiRllIrY.

uid fnn ever Try 20 drive = hos
thfeaEh iae same hole in the fence
hsfs ar broke out u the yard
= an he dtd Every body fnavs
haa angelic my temper la ara ~
hAt1enee aud fartilude my afark IA
atsf fl9@ ina thkeWisp ms Faeaha.
iafg u adieflivral. bar I'm he darn
81 u ean drive hog thar wont
o. driven. unless chop him an
yin al A and throw him through
las horne tn chunks one eanf b.
Methodist and drive hogs Route
: correspondence. Garner tla.l Dem.
aefal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
a WoRn FKoM Joan ~

A man likes Fym
patty IA lous u9 he
don't knoN it's aYm
patty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

u Il reported that Cha. n
= hHah has taken 40 hts rsaideuee
lH Nevada. and ~ "a BE- elected tfngf.
- STATES senator Well. there ought
- ts some ruinru for HyinK IN Ne.
FatA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WATER NOTICE

TO CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT
NO. q
Water rent duo In March fpf Ianu-
AIRY. February. Narca. April and
MAY. II not paid by March 81. BE-
comes delinquent District includes
all the cry north of Gsier street
Meiefed water rates due from fret
10 twentieth ~ month. beeomsa de
iinqaeui on iNeptlcfh. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Llst Il with List. Mu,us, LIZ. Bldg
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

7 eaWn't say that like thia
country said the English tourist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

You say be has a fine car a.
music Why, he's deaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07

81, 100000. The taxable values of the city
have increased nearly 100000 compared
with last year. The estimated value Of
real and personal property is $1S,00OOCo
The tax rate is low, being 81 per 500;
school tax, % cents. and state tax. 30
cents, a total of SLIGO per $100-the lowest
of any city in the state.
No better evidence of the prosperity OF
the city can be shown than that of the
financial statements of the banks. On. May
/ capital stock was $4,000; resources, So
365, 107 43; deposits, s4,065, 200.36; surplus
and profits, $475, 1925.
The water supply of the city is upsur-
passed in quadty, it being furnished by the
famous Crystal spring, located at the base
of Mill mountain. 1t has flow of 5,O00,OO0
gallons per day.. The Stars special people
will tell you what wonder it is. There is
also another water company that furnishes
freestone water for manufacturing pur-
poses.
The city has a public school system that
ranks among the best in the country. 1t
owns more school buildings than any city
in the state except Richmond and Norfolk
There are seven grammar schools, with an
annex, and one high school There are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07

THE WASHINGTON BOOK AND ART
EXCHANGE, 81 18th 81. NV.
Artistic Pottery, Brnsses, Pictures, Bible
se23 -Su-4t-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07
Crowded German Universities,
From the Athenaeum.

FROM the Athenaeum
The number Of matriculated students at
the German universities during the sum-
mer term is given as 1892, an increase Of
over 5000 on last year. OF these q, 500
are In Berlin, 5.134 al Munich, 4,147 at
Leipsic, 1926 at Bonn, 1850 at Freiburg,
212S at Halle, 1925 at Gottingen 1922 at
Heidelberg. and 1852 at Jena, while the
rest are distributed among various uni
versities There are l2,413 students Of
law, 1912 are studying philosophy phil
ology or history, 6.5Si medicine and 2l2
mathematics or natural science The num-
Der of students has nearly trebled during
the last thirty years. the returns for 1875
showing that in that year the entries
amounted only to 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07

So far it is stated that this city will be
a division. with repair shops, round house.
etc. Work is progressing rapidly on the
line through the city. The fact that the
road viii be a coaler also deeply interests
the manufacturers in the city.
The enterprise that comes next In i'm
portance in Roanoke is the plant of the
Virginia Bridge and Iron Company. This
plant was started in boom days. failed. and
local ca pitalsts took charge of it. Their
management is remarkable in that they
defed the trusts, and today the company is
erecting bridges ali over The country. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07

Virginia College one of the most noted
schools for young ladies in the state. Is
located about a mile from the city, while
Holins Institute (where Mr.. Bryan placed
his daughter) is seven miles from the city
Both of these colleges are crowded and will
have to make additions in another year.
The city has finely equipped hospital
located on the side of Mill mountain, and
several private sanitariums.
Roanolke's churches practically include all
denominations and number twenty-seven.
All have cleared away debts, and some of
the structures are among the handsomest
in the state. In Greene Memorial Church
the Methodists have the handsomest church
In the Baltimore conference. while the