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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23

Mrs. G. NJ. Luce entertained at large bridge party this afternoon a her home on Government Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
Miss Bray weds MT. sDiekInson.
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Mobile. Jan. 22--fSpecial) )--The mar riare of Miss Mamie Ruth Bray and MT. William Frederick Rickinson took place this afternoon at 4:3o o'clock at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. J. r. Bray, on South Georgia avenue, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Matthew Brewster.
 The parlors and hall were decorated in pink and white camelias, with palms and ferns as background. and the priedieu was draped in white silk and lace.
 The bride was charming in a gown of white chiffon, her long veil caught to her hair with lilies of the valley and in her hands a handsome bouquet or was her sister, Miss Gladys Bray, and the two bridesmaids were Miss Genevieve McKeon and Miss Byrde Dickinson of Rockford. Ill., sister of the bridegroom. These young ladies all wore white organde gowns with pink girdles and pink carnations.
 MT. Frank G. Burrows of Montgon- cry. attended MT. Dickinson as best man. and the two groomsmen were MT Jim Bray and MT Hennebiaue. The bride was given away by her father. Mir. T. F. Bray.
 After the ceremony there, was an in- formal reception and several young ladies aided in entertaining and serv- ing the guests. Miss Emily Boone and Miss Julia Creary at the punch bowl and Miss Louie Poe and Miss Magic McKeon in the dining room.
 At 6 o'clock a supper was served at the large round table to the bridal party and few intimate friends and at S:S0 o'clock Mir and Mrs. Dickinson left over the Mobile and Ohio on their wedding Journey. Their home hereaf- ter will be In Chicago where MT. Dick inson is engaged In business.
 Last evening after the performance of the vanderbilt Cup. a supper was enjoyed at the Cawtion by a merry lit tie party composed of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hervey. Mir. and Mrs. George Hervey, MT. and Mrs. George Rosen- grant, MT. and Mrs Campbell of Chi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN scHEDuLEE TIVE WESTERN RAILWAY
 OF ALABAMA.
 EFFECTIVE JANUARY :. 1907.

No. ss.. Leave Montgomery ....e'bSa. m New orleans-New York Limited for At lanta, Charlotte nanville. Washington. New York aud all points east. Solid vestipuie Pullman train. Club car Dining Car Sleep eys and obssrvation car between New Or leans. Montgomery and New York. No. 40 Leave Montgomery ...ss:oca- n. New York Express for Atianta Washing ton. New York and all points East Nh s4 Leave Montgomery ...i:oop m. Fast Mail for Atlanta, Washington. New York and all points East.
 No. SC ....Lsave Montgomery .s;tsp.So United states Mail. with Pullman sleeper hetween New OrleauA Montgomery anu EsN York and all points east.
 No. As Leave Montgomery -. .I:sea' m Selma accommodation with connection fo' Meridian and Points in. West Aiaoama- No. 80 Leave Montgomery ..s.siiep. m Fast Mall for selma and points West
 Apply to Ticket Agent for rates and fold era ar L. J. HOWELL.
 Travelling Passenger Agent.
 Phone POI. Exchange Hotel BloS'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23

H. Lilenthal has returned from business trip to New York city,
 Herman UIlnan has returned home after spending several days in New York.
 w D. McCufdy and daughter of Lowndesboro, were visitors 10 the city today.
 Miss Henrietta Cassin is in the city visiting friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
Tr,ed ,o Give ANny child.

The police are endeavQrinG fo lucate a young wnita woman and a man who visited several negro huts in the neigh borhood of the Ka 1sas City Railroad crossing at the head of Government Street late yesterday afternoon. and attempted to give away aH infant child apparently three months old.
 Investigation disclosed the fact that the two took to the woods on the west after crossing the railroad track. and were not seen after wards. A good de- scription of both is in the hands of the police. The negroes interviewed by The Advertisers correspondent says that the man and woman simply want ed to give the chil1 away. and gave no reason.
 order to Police.
 Mayor Lyons has delivered his ulti- matum as regards police officers dis charging their duties. particularly con- corning the dissoiving of crowds as- semblinb on street corners on Sunday. As a~resu1t. he has ordered the suspen- sion of Officer NJ. c. Herman for twen- ty days for neglect of duty. The order which the Mayor issued is very strong one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
|lEY FOR HARBOR GAS TANK EXPL ODES
LIGHT HOUSE Es1rLoYE IS sERI.
 0t SLY INJURED.
George Batchelder. Was 71xperimentinE with Acetyienc Near Choetaw
 Point When Exploston Game
 --Iujuries May Prove Fatal.

Mobile. Jan 22.--(Special by Long Distance Telephone. )-George F. Batchelder, GO years old. government lighthouse empioye. was probably fai tally injured this afterndon at Choc- taw Point. Batchelder was experi- menting with sn acetylene gas tank when 1t exploded. breaking both legs in two places and injuring him about the head and other parts of the body. The city ambulance responded and Batcheider was taken to Providence Hospital He re.ides an Jackson Street. and was single.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
srhesI Boara i'm Private session.

At the next regular meetlhg uI tIIs poard of School Commissioners or xfobiie county will be heard the re- ssorf of the land committee which held < strictly private meeting today. The meeting was held at the office of the commission at Barton Academy, and Secretary Burfoot refused to say any thing of the business being done. It fB supposed. however, that the meet ing was for the purpose of consider ing inc sale or lease of certain timber 1a1Ida held by the board, a matter which was subject at the last meat- ing of q hot debate and some quasi sensational utterances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23

Mrs. Daniel Haynes has returned home from Gadsden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
Social and rersOnaI.

Mr H. NJ. Smith Is spending today in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23

Mrs. Fannie Morrisette IIatton has issued invitations to the wedding of her daughter. Cora Lynnwood and MT. James Clancy Baker. Tuesday after noon. February ,. 1so7, at 4;So o'clock St Francis Street Methodist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
III PEOPLE PLEASED WITH f11VrS rnOaf WASHINGTON.
61len of Business Men Win Leave ns<er t0 Congressman Taylor
 --Nevvs of the Calf City.
Advertiser Bureau.

4t-4ft Mobile, Jan. zk.
 dirg men of this city, interested x !e l1arbor of Mobile, were shown
 seciaI from Washington published
 te Advertiser today. and asked to
 their opinions.
 yfain James Gibboney. agent of
 Munson Steamship Company. pre-
 ( not to talk at the present, say- x that MobiIians could better say
 "a after the appropriation had
 mad. and everything was safe.
 3or Craixhill. U. s. A.. stated that
 .ecommendations of the Board or
 neers had simply been adopted.
 that these call for an annual ap-
 iafion for five years Of sio0.t06
 nafntenance. not mentioned in the
 .fches. When Major Craighill was < aeer in charge of the Mobile river i. iharbor work he made a report to .uperior at New Orleans. Colonel
 \ aeking for tweaty-seven foot
 6ef. and appropriations of $l,25o,-
 nd &1O0. 900 annually for five years.
 Sel Sears approved of the report
 cent 1t forward. He does not ex-
 any 7isappointment at the faii-
 to get a twenty-seven foot chan
 and the larger appropriation. but
 zthat considerable useful and ben @ l work can be done with what IS
 ised
 ptaiu A. c. Danner. Chairman of joint River and Harbor Committee
 Eobfle, says that this report from 1sfngton will stop the propc . trip <1ae national capital. Several days Ek special committee was appointed E&he purpose of going to Washing }&and urging upon the committee uotds of the local harbor and the &nel. The committee had made one sorns time ago, and 1t was the iera1 opIn!on that another would 1& results more satisfying than r& proufsed at that time.
 '4ufa.n Danner exoresses the opin- that Representative Taylor is Edhfnx closely after tho interests or 6lIn and he is willing to allow the lxressman 70 take charge of the M and carry 1t through to the best gible advantsge.
 ferrx Hartwell. of the Mobile Tow It Association, and a member of the if River and Harbor Committee. yFs cannot tell at this time what | be done. Almost all the dispatches < out from Waslington are guess rk for us. and only serve to worry
 1T if is true, as has been said. f 93. 900, GOO has been allowed Tor er ard harbor work in Alabama. l 6k that Mobile ought to get larg- snan than s5so.0o0. However, 1T < -ie our just share. and it Ia what 3at. suppose we shall all be sat d and shall put to work for the mediate bstterment ot the harpaI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23

Mrs. ]. D. Wilkins has returned from a visit 10 relatives in Selma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
NEWS OF MOBILE SOCIETY

Leone Shaffer of Illinois. Miss salonic Garnett Miss Alberta aarnett and Miss Kate Mecchem.
 The table decorations of this love feast were white roses and ferns. and the place cards. painted by the hos tess herself, bore the lucky four-leaf clover and the joyous wedding bell.
 Mrs. J l.. Robbins was the graceful hostess of the Pivot Bridge Club this afternoon, and her guests were Mes danes John Quill W. H. Monk. Jr.. Joseph Rhodes Of Atlanta. n. T. lnge, chalker ot New York. Joseph Tucker, McCreary, 0tts. R. A. Rush. l.. H. Horn, Theodore Hughes. R H. Boil ing, Thomas Smith. shelton Sims. Af- ter delicious luncheon the ladies pro- ceeded to efrsilate Horstius at the bridge, the prizes rcwarding their cf- forts being. a bridge white cabinet in red leather ana handsome chocolate pot.
 Mrs. ]. D. Wilkins has returned from q visit 10 relatives in Selma
 Mrs Funute Marrfratte IIattou has
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
Holbrook Ships FIRST Carload OF
Melons.

The keen rivalry OF the various can
taloupe associations OF the Arkansas
Valley for the honor Of shipping the
first carload Of cantaloupes to eastern
markets, is at an end for this season.
the Lakeview Cantaloupe Association.
of West HolbroOk, being awarded the
blue ribbon this year. This assncia-
tiou shipped the first carload out OF
the Valley last Monday. the ear being
loaded at Hayes siding on the ArEan-
sas Valley Railroad at West HolhrSoE.
The car contained 375 crates, and WIS
consigned to Qliyet Bros. New York.
This Is the FIRST time that the Hol-
brook country has carried Oh the hon
or. first carload shipments having
hitherto been made from Rocky Ford,
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
Olney Items by Ted.
Big sho. 10 Olney Wednesday nj

Big shos In Olney Wednesday night.
Everett McComb, OF King Center,
who has been very dangerously Ill OF
typhoid fever, died last Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. S. Jewell and Mrs. c. A. Dill
ner visited Sugar City last week.
Anna Forsee returned home after a
months visit in Pueblo.
Harry and Elden Maxwell, Of Col
orado Springs, arrived her Sunday for
few days visit with their brother,
Claude Maxwell.
Miss Alice Hanen was home from
La Junta Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Wrs. II. c. Maxwell, OF
olney, visited relatives this side OF
Sugar City the first OF the week.
Miss Freda Glaze was over from
Fowler Saturday.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

cecded rest. Next morning No IN
cn,red wherc thcrc Was . suitable
ground, aud Singing u We
rltchcd tents With the purpose Of
stopping awhile 70 rest. Canon CITY
"a a beautiful place. with ~ many
sl,ade and fruit trees And Ane homes
and lawns. We wero hoping that
some fruit might be found hese IN the
orchards, but scarcely an apple was u
be seen, and all kinds OF fruits were
complete failures. Points OF Interest
10 tourIsts here arc Lincoln Park, the
Bathing Pool, the Skyline. Boyal
Gorge and State Penitentiarv.
on Friday morning part Of our COM
many left for home, being called back
on important business. The rest staid
tul Monday, and on Sunday morning
we went To the public services held at
the penitentiary. What singing some
NJ those inmates do! II was one OF
the most refreshing things Of our
whole trip to hear q chorus OF negroes
sing.
Mr.. S. +. West and family, form.
lerly of Ordway, reside In Canon CITY,
and when they found us, they were
most cordial In greeting Us, and
showed us very generous hospitality
Next to Ordway, Canon City Is the
most desirable small city TO live in WI
found In all our travel.
On Monday, August 10th, the resi-
OF our party started for Ordway o!
way OF Pueblo, some arriving tina
evening by train and the others OF
, Thursday evening. and all are agrce'
p that It was three weeks well spen
e and meyer to be for gotten.
The following were members OF IN
party:
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Gray and Grac
e and Paul Gray. G. S. lies and wife an
5 Misses Cecil, Marie, Dolly and Dell
lies, Mr.. and Mira Chas. Oswalt an
Q Clifford, Miss Esther Kelley. mis-
!. Helen winfree. Mrs klinkcnburp
J. Mrs. Hoag, and n.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

one OF the most interesting attrac-
tious at the coming state fair will be
the baby show. In point Of numbers
OF entries IL will far exceed the show
ing Of previous years; this is assured
by the number that have already
been entered, and the enquiries that
have been received, not only from all
parts Of the state, but from others as
yell. The idea that mothers should
be calling at state fair headquarters
A month ahead OF the date OF the fair,
and having the names OF their little
ones placed on the entry sheets. Is
something really surprising, even to
Secretary Heating, who has all along
claimed this years crop of babies was
far the best in history. There Will be-
all kinds Of babics-black, white, vel.
low, brown and copper colored-a
sight which one will probably not
have the privilege OF witnessing
again 10 a lifetime, Ba9isS from n"'
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
Tn, family Of Edwyrd Bell, who ar

The family OF Edwyrd Bell, who ar
rived In Ordway on Aug. 18th are
left to mourn the loss OF a loving
husband and father. Mr.. Bell was
stricken over two months ago with
quick consumption, and failed rapidly
until death brought relief on Thurs
day morning, Aug 29th his soul pass-
ing to the Great Beyond at $3.50 a. m.
The remains were taken today TO
Knottsyille, Ky, for burial, accom-
panied by the sorruwing vile ana
cight-ycar-Uld son.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
Prospective Law Building.

The Regents will begin the erec-
zion in the near future OF a law
building. This will contain the nee
essary lecture rooms, library and OH
ces for the various professors, The
growth OF the school OF law, and also
the demand for increased space in the
Hale Scientific bDiliing by the science
department, make Imperative the
erection of such building.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

We heard on the street the other
day of man who was too poor to take
bis home paper, but all the same he
read notice in one Of the mail order
Journals telling how to prevent 4
horse from SOLDERING, and sent sI.5O
for the recipe. When the informa-
tion came, it said, Teach your horse
TO spit."-La Junta Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
Baptist Church Services.

Sunday School at 10 a. m., sermons
at IL a. m. and 8 p. N. Subjects, RE.
fusing to Enter Upon the New Life, -
and Labor Honorable" Young Peo-
pies Meeting at p. M, subject,
Gods Omnipresence." Leader, Mrs,
A. NJ. Craven. Prayer meeting at 8
p. m. Wednesday evening. We ex-
tend to all a cordial Invitation to at
tend these services.
A. M. CRAVEN, Pastor.
Best Divide Potatoes at winfree
Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

After slumbering for several years.
the county fair has returned to favor.
and this year dozen counties will cell
ebrate in the good old fashioned way.
Years ago the fair was popular fea-
turc in the majority OF our Colorad,
counties, but they fell into disfavor
for many reasons, chief among which
was that 1t became bunco game
pure and simple. The officers were
not farmers but spectators, who's,
sole purpose was the making OF mon
ey. The farmers furnish the exhibit,
and the speculators get tine profits
a farmer would pay s25 to exhibit a
good horse and get a premium OF s5
The fairs began to decline when the
farmers aScertained that they were
being duped. Just why they should
furnish the whole show, take all the
risk OF accident or loss, and then
get nothing, while the spectators
take the money, could not be ascer.
tained, and they quit. The fair or
gdnizations as now must be on the
square. More attention must be Civ.
en- to its legitimate functions, and
less TO the side show bunco games.-
Denyer Field and Farm.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
LEGAL NOTICE,

Notice is iicIc"y N''s" ~ ro.
dcrsirncd Bornschcin Brothers,s w
nartnership, consisting OF Il, F'n"n ~
schelp, w. +. Boruschein, ', "
nornscbein, and II. p. Bornshe'n
intend to and will app
the Board of Trustees OF the po"'
norated Town of Ordway for tp pas
sage Of an ordinance granting sa'a I
nornschcln Brothers u franchls a"n LUZ
license authorizing them. upol Wy.
terms OF the rates hereinafter 81 "up
for and during a period of peh'.
wears from and after the takInssnee'
of said ordinance, 10 own, erect 0u
strucr, purchase, maintain ana op
ate a plant or plants or works ~ '"'
manufacture and generation oil e''I
trIcity and the distribution an' sa'S
thereof, and of electric curreh. anu
light In and to the town OF oH"ns'
Otero county, Colorado, and 'n'
Inhabitants thereof for the P-.
nose Of light, heat aud pow
er by meauS Of mains, conduitS po'es
and wires strung thereon over, 9nder'
along and across the streets atd III
leys. bridges, public ways and places
in said town of Ordway, and tlxlHS the
terms and conditions therefor salu
ordinance TO specify the MAXIMUM
rate to be charged for such seTices'
said rates TO be as follows, to-wii /;
FOR ELECTRIC CURRENT FOR PEiNATE
USE.
For incandesccnt lighting on me-
ter basis not exceeding 10 cents per
kilowatt hour. provided that said Co
partnership shall receive not less than
SC per month for each lamp Installed
and In no case less than One Dollar
and dfty cents lsl.5ol per month pei
consumer.
For electric current for arc light'
the rate shall be made TO correspond
with incandescent lamps taking into
consideration the relative candle
power.
For electric current furnished fol
pnwer on a meter basis not exceeding
&C per kilowatt hour, provided tha'
said co-plrtnership shall receive no
less than Five -. O0l dollars per mpntl
per horse power connected and in nj
case less than Five $500 Dollars pc
month per consumer.
ELECTRICITY FURNISHED FOR PuBLi'
USE.
For standard arc lamps In street
and alleys Ten lslDQU Dollars pc
month per lamp burned from dusk L
dawn every night in the year dur
ing the first five years OF the terms o
this franchise: Nine (s9.00l Dollar
per month per lamp during the mex
following seven years OF the term o
this franchise, and Eight $500 Dol
Aars .,a-----.a=a-- --.o iVcsru os Sss.
franchise.
For electric current for lighting pull
lie municipal buildings az the raj,
'harged private consumers for electri
current furnished for power purpose:
Said application will be presente
o said Board of Trustees at the regt
lar meeting Of said Board TO be hel
n Friday evening the Sixth day {
sept. A. d. 1907, at the council chan
Der in said town OF Ordway, Colorado
BORNSCHEIN BROTHERS
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

Z. E. Cahwallder u few days ago
sold eight acres OF cantaloupes to an
eastern distributing firm for twelve
hundred dollars. We understand the
melons were purchased for the seed,
-Manzanola Sun.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. A. A.
Winfree, Supt. A. A. Brooks, Asst
Supt. Preaching at II q. m. and 8 D.
m. by Elder r. B. Preston, Of Pueblo.
All services will be held at tue Opera
House until further notice..
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

For ssk
Neat i-room hous
for sale. Onveniest y
tion. pmW
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

Miss Custer would be pleased to
have the ladies Of Ordway and vicini-
ty call and inspect her Tall line u!
Ladies' Tailor Made Garments.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

That wild wolves would terrorize
farmers In PipAcreek township n this
time does not seem possible. but that
10 Just what they are doing right Rpw.
This state Of affairs Is charReahle To
Jacob Besch, who brought . couple af
young wolf puppies home With him
two months ago from Ordway, Cblora.
do. One OF the wolves was PURCHASED
by Tom Thomas, tin worker. Fesid:
ing on South 2ith street. Tom did
not understand the metal OF his pet,
and few days ago II cheup ~ cable
10 two and disappeared. niliHent
search failed 70 recover the w0lf dog,
and Tom had about come u the con-
clusion that IL had hiked back % the
western state TO join Its comrades ana
carry the news to "Jack" Behymer
and It's old friend, Jake. Reports that
are coming from the iarmers south OF
Toms mind. Some kind Of . var.
mint is creating CONSERVATION down
that way among the farmers. Geese.
ducks and chickens are being killed
by the what ever II Is" with a regu:
larity that is startling the patiyes.
Last night Gne calf was killed
and partly deyoured by the hungry
beast. This morning there are about
a dozen farmers out with shotguns,
pitchforks, and whatever kind OF wea:
pons they can lay their hands on, hunt:
ing for that wolf pup. 1t Is probably
the first wolf hunt that has been In.
dIlged In by the Madison county
people for the last thirty years. II
the pup is found, the farmers will
make short work OF him.-ElwoOd
(1nd. )Daily Record.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
Lost, strayed or stoIe..T

On July ard, one bay mare branded
III d. on left hip and tT) on left isV.
One blue grey searling colt. no bTaud.
8 reward. Address: John EugeI,
Rocky Ford. Qplo,
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

NJ ~
market on underssai,
goods and hosierJ, heiua
aud will take caH otNI
NJ
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

LOST. One mlleh ~
face: one red milch ~ !
star in forehead. ~
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

We are getting In a swell stock Of
everything. Gall and see US.
Winfree Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

FOR SALE A good milch COW, for
$50 90: Also some horses.
e. A. Fraser.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

For Sale.-I will sell my brand, -
including about SO head Of mixed
stock, Phone Blue s9a.
E. II. Van Ornap.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
For Sale.

Nice Furniture at half price. In.
quire Of manager at the Foley Lum
Der yard, Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

Golden Rod Flour ut sl.25 per sack
at Gallavan Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
For Ssh.

Good, young. geatk
COW. Price AaM ~
cs1
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

Buy good groceries fright" at Win.
free Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
Subscribed ssd Wnb
18th day Of ASS. w. ~

For Hunting ussA}
Wolter S. Stssp. q
Hordwore ond fu'as
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30

Don't forget Hanlln
leman and Ladies' S0A
the kiPd TO buy. @s
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-30
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mlnadas sus operaciones seguira pa
ra Mayaguez, Ponce, Santo Domingo.
Santiago de Cuba, HabanaI y New
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