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A BUNGALOW HOME
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A BUSINESS wanted with 5000
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PALISADE PARK. ". j.. 4 minutes 70 Fort lie,
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5000 TO 10000 REQUIRED By high class leather
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$40 900 WILL. u Interest In the latest an,
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PARTY WANTED with about $1,000 10 invest
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT,
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M PROPERTY on deep water: ~ acres finest
quality sand: worth t15 900; sell at $500: bargain
SeD6oSALD.EfGoINs CO.. sS7 Broadway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
Proposals for Distribution of
 Acts. Journals, etc.
Departaent of state, Montgomery. Alabama August 1st 1908

Taepartnaent of State, Montgomery. Alaoama'
 August 1st. 1908
 Sealed proposals will be received m this nfsire until i2 o'clock, noon, on Saturday, Xac,ss. 2Sth 1906, for distribution Of the reports of the Supreme Court, Journals; e; faNgs ana reports of the Departments or 9rs state for two years. beginnniE October 1et, 190 ., at..,,h,,,ion
 The maximum price for such distflousio,n n of the supreme Court. Acts Journals Laws ana Reports of the Departments
 Persons making proposals must De gov arn~d by Section 1918 of the Code Of Ala haTna. fsss as to bond and other provisions.
 F,gdn will be opened on August 2etn, lsoo, and contract let on same date. Cor as cary tfersafter as practicable) to be effective October 1st. .1906. v,..,
 T4Ids received after the time above speci- fted will not be considered , S.z. |.
 The right to reject any ana all Oius ID reserved ,,, An e-o,,, hs3 iores0ihs' F. R. McDAvID,
 -,n. Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

We beg to announce to our friends and inc public that the firms now doing real aetafe and insurance business Of henFy Y Oayidson and Holt 6 Strauss will eqnsou- Hate on August 1st. under the name or Ysavidson Holt & Strauss. and their otnce wfiI De at No 1l3 Montgomery Street z. Individually and collectively we desire to express our sincere appreciation to our many patrons who have so kindly entrust- ed their patronage to us, thereby assisting ns In building up and maintaining the TWO leading insurance and real estate agencies in the city -. fourteen of the worlds leading fire insur- anca companies, thereby giving us the hest facilities to handle all classes Of ousi, nSxs in this line and our successful record is surely evidence that we understand our business. and sell to the public Insurance Ahat Insures" The buying. selling, exchanging and rent Ae real estate. will also he leading branch of our business as well as Life: AecIdent and Plate Glass Insurance and unusual splendid facilities for negotiating leans. ,
 we respectfully solicit the continuance ef your patronage, assuring you that any and all business entrusted to us. VIII re- eeivs our prompt personal attention
 HENRY C. DAVIDSON
 N BENTON HOLT.
 LEOPOLD STRAUSS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
To Our Friends.

-. ,.,t.h to announce to our friends and q. v n,,hiie that on or about October firsL ssS ,,s,1i anen a store in the New Exchange Hotel Building. (next to the cafel under the tns sssv.s ,a Tsa of simon Bros. We will handle ~ ~. A .rcIssIve line of Gsntleman'a furnish inrs and hats. Our store will be known as ,hs store of Quality and we we'll adhere strictly 10 the policy of carrying only sueh . Roods as will merit the confluence ano S~' isfaction ot our patrons we will C. preciate your patronage ana ana assure you of our sbest efforts 10 serve you Eell at all times
 Respectfully.
 GUSTAVE SIMON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01

a few minutes. Two doctors from the stand went out and worked on him,
 and finally he was & able to & iintsn t,n s the In the sixth McAiees was out on fly to Garvin. Maxwell on bunt. and Houtz on fly to Gear.
 Molesworth was out on fly to Ap- perious in the last half Hausen jug gled Smiths hit: Montgomery, walked, and Meeks was hit by the nai.. a,iine Perry and Lou Walters was struck out. Maxwell pulling himself out of
 bad-looking hole.
 the seventh, Apperious hit safe and stole second. Mathews hitting Reagan in making the throw. Mu1ianey was
 out on a A < to Garvin and Mccann on
 Garyin was out on a fly to Mccann in the last half. Mathews nit saIe;
 Ks,sss Ksi,gssa nus stsncE Msswe snaed it by strk
 Perry started the eighth by crashine out the longest hit of the game. wa was out on nit to Reagan. but Perry scored when McAlees hit over secono base Maxwell hit to Garvin and was
 ssea waen xos Msski to drGRPsd tSPs he euts M to Garvin and McAlees was 3ut al thhe the plate. Hausen walked, filling, the
 bags, and ,, when sss, Walte,Ts eToppeqa anS aontz scored Muiianey ending 1t with d hit
 The last half was one, two. three Montgomery to a fly to Busch, Meeks | struck out and Gear was out on hit M'Cann was out on a fly to Montgom | cry in the eighth. Perry hit safe. ! Garvin fumbled Buseh's hit; McAlees | hit to Montgomery and Perry was out ' at third Maxwell going out on fly | to Molesworth.
 Walters was out on fly to Houtz | in the last half. Garvin on a ny 10 | Anperious. Mathews hit safe, but Rea- | gan ended 1t with fly to Apperious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
Proposals for Printing and
 Binding.

r,enartrnent of state Montgomery, Alabama,
 August 1st 1906
 sealed proposals will be received In this .fstre until ii2 o'clock. noon, on Saturday. Anenst 26th 1906. for doing the printing and bindinR of the State for two years. ee- Ginning October fst. 1908
 The prices fixed by Chapter 9S ol the f-edel of 1898. as amended by Acts of lsss-s' and IaO0-f are hereby fixed as the maxi rs,lrn prices and all proposals for doing tne vrork must be made at these prices or at discount below them
 persons making proposals must be gov erned strictly by the requirements o1 lne ehove named chapter. as amended. as 70 bond classification. etc A .aoe
 Bids will be opened on August s9th. lsOo. and contract let on same date. Cor as carly Thereafter as pracficable) to be erteehNs October fst. 1908. L U. fied wifi not be considered. .
 The right to reject any ana all oios N feserve1 .
 No deviation whatever will be made From sne iorekoins E. R. McDAvID.
 zsa, secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
A FEW FOUL TIPS.


 What a cinch.
 Poor old Rip Reagan.
 Maxwell is himself again.
 Tribble or Walsh today. and either one will win his game.
 Fred Houtz came pretty near steal ing everything in sight,
 The gloom in Birming ham is so thick 1t could be cut with a knife And Little Rock played in another shnt-out game-but they got the one run this time.
 It would have done the Climbers good to have witnessed the scene at Hig- gins's matinee.
 Montgomery is proud of Null and his Climbers ana he will receive big re- ceDtion tomorrow
 Changes in two leagues this morning Meridian leads the Cotton states ana Savannah the South Atlantic. ,ro SniY1g0 trig of f the '' National League. but Pittsburg fell down yesterday.
 The following telegram was received last night: Sporting Editor Adver- tiser: We win anothcr-and still are asleep. Null"
 The Jacksonville team of the South Atlantic has a speciality of cleaning up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
BIDS WANTED.

Bids will be received at office or County Engineer until p. m, Wednesday. August 1st. for grading a road so feet wide from Lower Wetump- ka Road to the Southeast corner of AIabama Agricultural Association grounds, a distance of $500 feet; the Toad to be graveled for width of 30 feet and a depth of inches. Contract nr 10 furnish clay gravel acceptable lo County Engineer. separate bids will also be received untif the same hour for grading thirty foot road from southeast corner nj Alabama Agricultural Association Srounds to the Upper Wetumpka Road. For full particulars, specifications. profiles. etc, apply to County Engineer. - s31 order of fhe Board of Revenue, J. T. Bullen.
 County Engineer.
 fri-gun mon we'd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
KILLS BEDBUGs. simple way to Get HAde ot i"eSe TorturHnE Vermin.

There is nohting that causes more discomfort than the pest of beapugS' Hanpily a simple way has been dlseoN- cred to exterminate them
 Apply stearns' Electric Paste sss,ressns re sns ..i,,gs and under the slats, and ih ope night the bedbugs will be exter-
 This ia the only preparation for kill ,ua hedhuss where you get your money haek if 1t fails; also sure death to cockroaches, rats and mice
 eoiS avarvwhere or sent express pre-
 sola eNeI rscsint of price. stearns Electric Paste Co, Chicago, IT. sman @ .ize a5 cts, hotel size eight time' e1-s satoaAtity. $l.O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
CASINO MATINEE TODAY. Children 1Oc, Adults, 25c.
EusnuIn Took second.

Eufaula, July 3l.-(Special )-In the second game between Eufaula and BIakeiy, Eufaula won by a score of 10 to 5 The feature or the game was three home runs by Sorrel, made three scores and scored the other two. Par ker ana Farmer for Eufaula both made home runs. Eufaula hit Weaver, for merly of Columbus and Albany of tho Georgia State League all over the lot HIts--Rlakely s, Eufauia IS. Batteries Blakely, Weaver and Cawthorn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
double headers. They took a couple from Columbia yesterday.

Charlie Schwartz and his wife leave in the morning for Altoona where he plays the season out with the outlaw league. He said that he had offers from several clubs in the East but that if could be reserved for next year, and at the end of the season he would ba free after playing with the outlaws. Schwartz has worked hard for Mont- romery in the past and he and his wife have many friends here who are very sorry to see them go and will wish them fhe best of luck in their new home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01

A new infieider will join the Climb CTS when they return to MontEohiIefiH, i,: Lie name is Cy Young and he hails from f connersville Ind. He will be used as : utility man and play second in case anything happens to McAlees and Hausen has to go behind a, tnen9 the Iaa: q: io,,s as McAlees is able to catch the great game that be is doing now
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
Proposals for Stationary.

pepartment of state. Montgomery. Alabama
 August list. 1908
 Sealed proposals will be receivea m . shis office until i2 o'clock noon, on Saturoay. Auxust z6fh 1eoe. for furnishing to tns Htate stationery supplies for two years. .ne- rinnfne on October 1st 1s0S
 pstifnates of kind, quality and quantity. afso blank forms upon which to submit oias, vii he furnished by this office at any time after August fst 1906. and not earlier
 Bids will be opened on August sstn, lsee. and contract let on same date. Cor as early fherenftsr as practicable) to he affective October 1st. 1908
 1ias received after the time above speci- fled will not be considered
 Personx making proposals must De gov erYfsd by Section 1918 of the Code Of Ala, F, 6arna 1898. and amendments thereto. in all matters pertaining to bids. and making bonds ,,. IL,
 The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved. . shs ~ E. R. McDAvID, -4nt Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
ATLANTA WON GAME
.EAIN DEFEATS NASHVILLE ! / SLOW CONTEST.
no,,n,. uemder Was to Have Bee Pulled on But Initiai Battle
 Was Too slowly
 Played.

.,..a ea July s1.-Atlanta took
 Atianta' ssms T: of what was to have tss Ssen nsSt tdosubie.headsr sdbi today on Nssh, ysIie.s 1sis errors The game, was called . q. the the end of the eighth inning sra on was vas ccoilaa st the end of the fourth innins o, account of darkness with the score Sto i Tn. Aflanta's favor. S-<, x-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
CASINO MATINEE TODAY. Children 10cg Adults, 25c.
SELMA SHUT OUT.
Littlepage of Newberne Effective AZ
 Critical Stages.

Lttetep@Ee or NeWDerne E1MectINc A~
 Critical Stages.
 Selma, July 31.-(SpeciaL )--The Newberne team shut the Selma boys, out this afternoon and played rings around them all during the game
 Littlepage pitched good game for the visitors and although he was little wild and gave six bases on balls. hit two men, he received faultless support and won his game with ease. kinsey was hit freely by the visitors and re- ceived poor support from the men be- hind him, who played very listlessly the entire game.
 With good work the locals had sew eraI opportunities of scoring but they could never get a man beyond third. Newberne made the first two runs in the fourth on a base on balls. a wild pitch and couple of errors. In the seventh, they made three more runs. on two hits and three errors.
 Score by innigs-
 Selma =. 900 900 00o-0 4 8 Newberne 1000 200 S0x--5 Q
 Batteries-Kincey and Puckett; Lit+ tlepage and Pollard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
KEITH HAD GOODS
LITTLE ROCK TOOK LAST FROM
 PELTCANs 8
FlonsnteA Tyyfrler of Chief xinfmex's Tribe Had New Orleans Miilton-
 aires BaMled at All Stages of Gaame.

New Orleans, La, July 81 Little Rock took the last game of the series by close score. The locals could do nothing with Keith. Phillips also pttched q good game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01

sunlnarv-Two-base hits, Rickert, Johnson stolen base. DeArnhond. Dou- bIe play. Nohlett to Quick. Struck out, by Keith $, by Phillips 6, Base on balls, of Keith 1. Time, 1:23. Umpire. Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
PIRATES ON sHUTE
SHREVEPORT BADLY MAULED BY
 MEMPHIS CLUB.
I,o,ielxs Was Effective For Six Innings and Fast Fielding of Egyptinns Held Down Score To-
 yyfard Last,

Memphis, Tenn. July s1.--Louck's effectiveness for six innings and fast fieldirg during the remainder of the game today allowed the visitors only three runs while by punching hits, Memphis scored nine runs in the first five Innings and was an easy winner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01

issuim1imary-Two bqse ln+.. hit WintsTIiI al Eff. stolen nase1Sc 1ocrdsn' Winters. Sacrifice Rft Rits' Bohannon, Evers. Winters, Wises MIses
 man Double plays. sparks sn,rEs To EEsIs r: ofr c9fr Dnegan. C. Hit by pitcher by Sharks 2. struck out. by spsrks, z by Duggan. 2. Wild pitch, D9ssnmii a,i
 Time. TAO. Umpires. BucKiey anu Schuster.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01

suramary-Three-tais hit. Perry, Two-base hit, Montgomery. Sacrinee hits, Hausen, Perry. Stolen bases, Houtz 3. Apperious, Maxwell Struck out hv neavan 2 by Maxwell 5. Base on balls, of Ragan 2. off Maxwell ?. Hit bv pitcher by Reagan (Busch), by Max well (Meeks.) Time. 2:1o. Umpire Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
EJSPECIALI9| kN.oTICESI
To The Public.

Mr. John E. Trimbie is hereby authorizea as nv agent, to collect all monies que the Trfsn6le stables. also to receive ana fiie au claims against said Trimbie stables or Wm. Trimble. Manager. now dsessgeor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01

CASINO MATINEE TODAY. Children 10c; Adults, 2Sc.
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Ml1E N6WIM
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The "AItOn's" Excursion Bulletin.
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road, Hig ginsville, Mo.
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-07-07
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Jules Claretie occupies in mod.
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he is most proud of his position Is
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-07-07

She was a bright girl and they we're
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First the diamond, where they art
Engaged; then the struggle and The
hits, when the men 60 out and finslly
the difficulty in getting home" Then
be sat and thought and thought.-Ex.
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