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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Mitin en- Sabana Graade.
Central "Pasto vieio"
CoFte Federal.
EL "LABERlNTO"
FL "LABERINTO"

En- SabAna Graude tuvo Il "a.
aver uu mitin unionista COZ numerosa
concurreneia.
-Adel sntan rapidaments los TIA
bsi de monturas de maquinsrIas en-
la nueva central sPsSto Vlejos e Hu
macao
La Corte F deral orden6 que
los jursdos que informen en- dichs
c ris sean contribuyentes por dos
cisntos do'lsrs. Con dicho motive sl
Juex Nc X 'una pa'6 una circular 4
variAs personsa en- los put b oa pidlen
do los nomhrea re otrss que hsblen el
idioma ipgls, y sean contribuysnt's.
En- Pnsrts de TERRA. casa como.
cida pr el sLaberinteS, hay un ctfio
roto, por donde Sc viertan los det itus
de much As letrinsI. Hsce tempo que
ha sido deuurciada eGts f,lts ain que
hsya sido atendids.t
Ell 30 del corrisnie la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan 6ichrA y resol.
vera todss las caussS pendisnies en-
} eitoa civileI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
UNA GRAN OBRA

60 60 Fl dia 10 de karzo--hace una iemara~ss
coloc6 Ia primera piedra en- el espeodido edi'
t,io que ha de levantarse en- Ssnturce que
servIra para estAb'eca un colego del S'aRA'
DO CoRAzoN, en- que estudiarAn lcamento
tefierisas.
Fue un acto m agnfdco, 70 va solo por Ian
ceremonias que 10 rodssron, sino tembien por
10 alta signi6caci6n que tendla en- nueitro
rsfs ese plsntel de elstfarz, confsdo IN
institute reljgloso que en- EUROPA en- Aue:
CO gan6 tApto credito Gu nplI6 tan nobes
fnes sducAtivos.
Los diarios dieron una pformac' Ga anplis
dc squells fsata. Y LA vERDAD, revista ca
t6lica, public6, entire otros, los grabados que
h7y nos cede con exquisite cortesfs y eoa los
cuales ornam1s las columns de LA EMoCRA'
CIA, que debe ser siempre cooperadora del pro.
greao, en- cualquier orden dc Ia vida del pa
que III gle q realizarse,
No heriremos 10 modestls ej,mplsr de Ia
venerable Madre Sofia Bsrat en- nuestros rsa
petuosAs alabarzas. Z la % ale ts satisfah1
felfz con Ia delectscion purfsims dc que 81
nombEe &c una q esta cbra de rtIii5ad morn
y aocisl irmenaa.
En- cusoto al edi6cio, basts sir que ser
uno de les mas espaeioaos elsgart tes de ID
isla y que llamAra sin duda Ia atenci6n de lcl
exsrargeros que NOS visiten, ganoses te juv
gar nuestra cultura.
Deseamcs OIL nuevo colegio much 50 prospa
ridadea para que pusda producer csda dfa msl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
! SOBRE AJEDREz
EI mas noble de los iuegos.
Ajedrecistas famosos,
Match en- Ia Habana.
CAMPEONATO DEL MUNDO
Corresponds a un puertorri-
queno que derrot6 al cam
pe6n Lasker, aleman.

No hay iuego que pueda competir
cen el de sjsdrfz Requiere mas CAL
culo, mas estrltegia, mas refexl6n y
mas arte que otro alguno. El inter6s
que despisrta es gratde. No constl.
ltuye un nero paaatiempo, Aino una
ocupasi6n seris, y proportions csle-
bridad q los que descusllan por 81
destrezs On ese sport msntal, uno de
los mas s1geatIvos y atrayentes que
90 conc cen.
| El primer ai,drecista famoso de
lque se t.ene noticis fa6 el ndsico frs n
lee, hllidor, fines del slglo XVIII
lFund6 10 <esclels clA,ica,s
| Maize de La B)urlonr as, tam
'b.en frances, fund6 Ia q scusla moder
Ina sgresivas, que copsiste en- coucen-
trar y dirlglr )das la. fuerzss sobre
un punto del campo enem'go y destro-
carlo. Afrm6 su fams despt6I d.
una serle d. victorias que obiuvo IN
ira 81 i,ussre iugador ingles Nc Don
nell.
Mr. StauIton, do igual Macdonald
dad, I've otro sisdrecista iluitre. Et
Londres, en- varias partidas con NJ
Saint Amant, no le favoreci6 Ia suer
TO-; pero se traslsd6 q Paris, midi6 d,
nuevo sus fle- zas, de las que esta bs
seguro, con 81 afortunado contrinc an
to en- oil cluo del cafe dc ls Regencia
rssult6 vencstor Saint Amant, discf
pulo de La )urdonnais; solo gant
sells part!6 as; Staunton las once pres
cristas y cussro mas ls1 tab.as.
El sucesgr mas brillsnte de lo
antsriores fde el norsssmericano Nor
phi Sc ba.i5 en- Europa con oil cam
pe6n a'eman An iers,en; Ia lucha tax
corta decisivs, obteniendo aquel Q
triut fo. Sus psrtidas fusron recogi
das minuclosam snts y comentadas en-
trs todos los inteligsntes = ALTOONA
dos.
Morph jagaSs cch , partldss & Ii
vac, Elm tAbleros. Muri6 de uu ata
que dc apoplf gfa dsspu6i de uoo d,
e,os esflerxos.
: Steiniiz, iudfo, corssrv6 por espa
9clo de muchos al u el titulo de ecam
Ips6n del mu ldo.s F.e su prlncipa
adversario Zuksrfordt, celsbce po
hsber iugado veiuts spartidas q 10 vez
sin YER los tab.eros.
Stsinitz se RETRO On 1890; per,
despue,, en 1888. quiso compstir COL
Lasksr-al campe6n actual; Jug,
contra 81 y fae derrotado. TAmbiel
le venc.6 Pollock ca el Copgreso In
tern acional d. Hanting.
E1el match, vsri6cado recIepte
msnte ca ls Hsbana, LMksr, ell cam
pt6n h .sta ahora del mundo, el ven
cedor de Stsinitz, hs Ito jerrotade
por Ga compatrlotR nuestro: Ls6r
Pkredss, na'u al de Iva ella
E. clnpsonAto del ajedrez, en- Ia
actuAlidai y 10 desimos con orgullo
1 I-cnrpaannnda nm uoortorrIoraao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
PaTa setora', nIh0s J nI-
has, Iapa hecha

INo ha visto usted los magniAcos
Eaies, bluaas, kimonas, saoos, guar.
do polvos, enaguas, camisas, cubre
corSets, traies para nidss y ninos,
etc., etc., de telas hilo, hechos on nues.
tros talleres9 Aunque los precios &
que vendemos son MUY MODICOH
no hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nusstro exsenso surtido eompren.
dc deSds 10 blusa mas sencilla,
los ricoa traies adornados con
sncaies dc hilo, sAlados, bordAdos,
etc.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work d
Embroidery CO.
10, FortalexA, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
DESDE ACUAD|LLA
Asamblea unionista. .-FamiIia
Guevara Muf.0z.. ..Extravis
de un money ORDER.
UN CARTERO
UN CARTERO
Bernardino Diaz.-Su muer-
te y entierro. -Familia que
deja desamparada.

Ant.s de snooh, tuvo fecto en- el
hotel SAt asias de ests ciudad, pns
reunion de los mi mbros que eompc neu
el actual Conf de nuestro pa, lido!
Adem&s de estos asistierou otrcs mu'
chos correljglonarics nuestros, pre-
viamerte inv'tados.
Eotre los importantes scue erdos
que 90 tomaror, SO scord6 por unani.
midad, convos ar 6 una ASSEMBLIES, que
se celebi 8 en- IL tarde del domingo on
el local que oeupA ell Centro <El Por'
vsnir,, CON el proI I6.ito dc ielegir el
nusvo Comite dc Ii Uoi6n, para que
6sta emprerda enstg ida 10 propa
ganda para 10 camps d. electoral que
90 aprcximA.
Del reiultado de 10 Asamb.ea in
form aremos.
Sc encuentrsn desde hsce dias
erfsrmos tres ptqaefios hijos de nues
tro excelente amigo y correligionario
don Agustin Gusvsra Santoni, activo
Marshall de eata Corts de Distrito.
Dsasamos el pronto restableclmiento
dc esas tres isocentes cristuras, en-
cantes del hogar de los respetables
esposos Guevara Mrfi z.
-Informan que & un periodiAtA
amigo nuestro de esta localidad, don
Carlos Martinez Roldan, 80 le ha ex.
travlado en- el correo un money order
que dirigl6 hace - unos cuantos dfas
& 10 librsrfa sLs Primsverss, de San
Juan, sin que hasta 10 fechs tepga
conocimienso de que hsya Apsrecidc.
Sobre este ssut to hsblaremos mas.
-Por expender leehs adulterada
los lethsros Agaslfn Cores, Eduardo
villsnuevA y Ernesto Alvarz, fueron
multsdos cada uno con S2 y las coa'
tss por 81 juez mun'c' 81 .fIor Kasr'
ney.
-Tsnemos qua llsmar hoy 10
atenci6n de Ia polisfa haOia sss tropsl
de muchachos vsgaHuudos que andan
por estas GALES y plszss p ovccAnd0
es ctndalts , profrisndo palabras in
aolenles que ruborlz alisn { un guar.
do canton.
-Creemos justo lamar respetuo.
ssmenle 10 Asenci6n del Honorable ie'
fs De 'ath:its general de correos CON
respecto q IL n.cesidad en- que ssta'
mos en- Agusd,lla de que % nombre
un empleAdo ensargado de repsrtir 10
correspondel cta & dom clio, psgo d.
cho empleado por el Pueblo do Puer.
to Rice, y no como 80 viene hacienda
ahora.
Proponemos, pues, para este SER
vicio al seiior Francisco Fefs, que,
por una mezQ uina retribucl6n pd5lica
viene hacienda este trabAio, & satia'
facci6n de todos estos vecinos.
-segdu comuniqus aver & La De
McCRAc1A por telegrafo, en- las prime
rss horas de la nochs del Jusvss pa.
sado rindi6 10 iornada de 10 vida,
desples de penosa y cruel snfsrme'
dad, nuestro ensusiasta correlig ona
rio don Bernardino Dfaz. ouyo amigo
lOontinGG on Ia YdQimo ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
ESPECIALIDADES

Desmenuzadoras Krajewski. Calenta-
dores modernos con ocho dez y seis circula
Clones .--Trapiches, defecadoras, tripley qua
druple efectos tachos modernos Bombs
Agentes Generates para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

Para trapichesy desmenuzadoras Cen
tral Guanica, San Vicente, Juanita, Gambia.
lache, Resolution, y Buena Vista.
Para Calentadores Lafayette en-
Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
{. c. PEREZ ALMIR0TY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AVOCADO
GUAYAMA, p r

pronunciado ca ell mitin unioniata ce-
lebrAdo en- Ponce d'timRmsnte.
-HA sido conducido ppr la poll.
cfa al pueblo de Barros, 81 dements
q Hsrmenegildo Pagan, indivfduo que
tenfa alarmados los veclnos del barrio
del SPastos de estS iurlsdicc,6n.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
COntraistas de factoras cOmpeas ncyandoks ediRcos

Para Triple efectos tachos, bombas y
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, l3ayam6n, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicen te, Vega Baja, Providencia, Patti
las, Mercec Gta, Yabucoa, Buena Vista, Ca.
roina.
SUCRS. ca |, VILIAMIL & Co.. ;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
{. Benitez Castaho
Abogado y notario.

Abogado y notGrio.
Eierce ante la Corte Federal y Tri-
bunales insulares. Garantixa la ins.
cripei6n, sin defecaos, do los documen.
tos suietos 4 Rsgi stro. .-Cristo 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
Coue8 de tOdas discs de maqna para hcndas &c azicar

y condensadores de vacio seco de vacio hi
medo. o.-Condensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde Sc encuentren
aparatos de krajewslli-Pesant CO, entire las
cuaes estan las siguientes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

Busch struck out. making six men that Bartley had struck out III t" three innings. -
 Knight was out on a hit to Perry m the last half, Oldring on fly to Dele hanty and Hanifin on hit that Fer ry made a great stop of
 Joe Meyers relieved Bartley m thS seventh Olurlng made great eaten of McAIeese's fly. McCrane hit safe but OIdring made a fast double Whe" Delehanty hit to him.
 Smith relieved McAleese behind the bat in the last half. Byrnes hit sat- and was sacrificed by Meyers, scoring on Riggs drive to left Daly nit to Thompson and Riggs was forced al second But the score was 1 to 5.
 Meyers fumbled Thompson hit Tn the eighth, Apperious struck ont anu Byrnes got Mullaney's foul. Lhomp. son started to second and Byrnes ing Thompson kept on to third ana OIdring threw him out.
 Lord hit safe to left in the last halt' Knight sacrificed him and Wallace oaualled Apperious sensational field ing. Oldring hit a long fly to right and Wallace got 1t and by superb throw to Perry on third. got Lord at that bag. completing the second fast double from the outfield that the Climbers had made during the game
 Then came the last chance Ferry struck out Mullaney walked but Daiy threw him out at second on Busch 8 hit to first. Hanifin got Smiths hit. And the game was over having been won by the Athletics in the last of the l seventh, by score of to 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

keaping the tally sheet down. Two punched hits were made of him in the third, but Riggs's great catch cut out a sure run. During the three innings that he pitched, five hits were made on him though he had good control after the first inning.
 base on balls in the first inning and a couple of punched two-baggers put a couple of runs over for them. In the second inning he gave another base ,otI on balls. Byrnes beat out bunt which with Coakleys sacrifice. and a long fly to the outfeld, scored the tie He struck out couple of batters and at times showed some of the brilliancy that won so many games for the Climb CTS last year. The local fans know what Hale is, however, and If he is not one of the star pitchers of the south ern IyAague this summer a lot Of people are going to be fooled.
 McCrane made his debut in Montgom cry and, as they say of the sweet girl graduates 1t was an suspicious occa- Sion" During the first two innings gan's were unable to get good con 9ection with his southpaw twisters though Thompson in the fifth and Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
CAMPAIGN AT END
DALLAS PRIMARY WILL BE HELD
 TOMORROW.
Nh One Seems Able To Pick the Win ners in Those Races Where More Than One Candidate Is
 Entered.
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma, March a..
 The campaign in Dallas County came to a close tonight. It has been fraugnt with much hard work by all of the can didates and there is not one of them but who is glad that the end is so near. Some of them are bound to lose yet each and every one IS connoent that he Is a winner
 The present campaign will go down in the annals of political history In Dallas County as a most memorable one. It has been a. strange campaign and is one that even yet has the wise ones of Dallas guessing. for pro6aply no one can accurately foretell the re- suit.
 During the past six weeks all of the candidates have been very active put with all of that there has not peer. any mud singing, nor Is there any m liI feeling between those who are m the race. There is no foundation upon which to base their predictions ana the politicians can no more Ioretell the outcome of the election than the most ignorant layman A. Never before in the history or the county. it is said, mas there been such a split ticket. No two voters, IL seems, can agree upon a ticket. and for that reason it Is impossible 10 form a com bination. Upon this is based the pre- diction that the result Of the primary will cause several surprises.
 Tn the days before the new consti- tuition it is said. the w.se ones could name the ticket several weeks before the election took place. But things have changed a great deal in latter years. and the change was never felt more strongly than now.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

in the sixth cut off what looked sus- piciously like hits. In the seventh couple of hits, one of them a scratch,
 were punched on him. which, with o q
 Not a hit was made off Joe Meyers
 during the three innings that .,, he ne wa, was
 and gave one base on balls.
 The hits were even, Mullaney leading the swatting department of the Climb while while he accepted eight chances
 McAieese caught pretty game, but Byrnes was tho star The Phtladel- | piia youngster got himself three hits and acceptsd thirteen chances without
 an error, getting stolen base. | Kid Busch played as good secona base as anybody, with four put outs ana Altogether 1t was the most enjoyable game of ball that has been played in l Montgomery this spring.
 Defehanty walked. the first man up in the first inning going to second on
 Thompson's sacrifice, & Apperiiebbss 9p riebs
 scoring Delehanty. Then came the first stupid work that the Athletics
 have been guilty of since they came 9 10 Montgomery. With Perry at the bat have ben guilty of since they came to Mullaney started to second to draw me
 throw. The Philadelphia bunch bit | and Apperious scored, Mullaney be-
 ing out at second. Perry was out on hit to Coakley. ,,. ed and Daily hit to right for two bags | Lord pounded one to left for two bags and Daily scored Knight was
 ring on a fly to Busch.
 Byrnes got Wallace's foul in the
 second and Busch was out on a fly 10
 Hale hit safe to center and on Dele | hanty's two bagger to center, McAleesee | scored, Thompson being out on hit
 Hanifin walked in the last half. Byrnes beat out a bunt, Coakley sac | rificed them both but Hale picked up first Armbruster was out on long | fly to Appertcus but Haniffn scored | tieing up the game again, and Riggs
 Apperious started the third with a | long hit to center, Mullaney doing the same thing. Perry struck out and II
 them them both with a two bagger, Riggs | making a sensational catch and saving
 the game. Hanifin got. Busch's hit
 ned though he got 1t on the tips of | his fingers. Lord sacrificed him with
 a bunt to first. Mullaney getting 1t
 and Busch covering 1ns Sag snd KnGdt oid
 rins ass tn the q fourth oSn h Blue Eyed Billy"
 Bartlett went in and gave ,d McAieesel. dIs Atesl. I l out. Delehanty was out on a fly to l Riggs and Byrnes threw McAleese out | stealing I-cond.
 | Delehanty jumped to the front of the band wagon in the last half by getting l Haniffn's fly. Byrnes hit safe to ecu | ter and stole second. Bartley struck | out and Armbruster was out on hit | to Busch. Bartley performed a feat in tho fifth | that is rarely seen in midseason, strik. l ing out Thompson, Apperious and l in fha IaG al nf RiRRS | hit one that looked safe but Thompson got it with a lightning play. Daily l walked and for the second time thls ! season. Sam Apperious showed what an outfielder he is. Lord hit terri fic drive to center that looked so safe l that Daily was half way. to second. | Apperious got under the ball and by | another marvelously accurate throw to Mullaney, doubled Daily at first
 | Perry struck out in the sixth. Wal lace was out on hit to Oldring and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
T. L. JONES,


 Buliychop Gold Stock recently advsr. tised by me is now off the market, and the Ssise Investors are happy over large dlvt- dends paid every month. and 300 per cent ta s0a her cent. advance in values. now offer "CapuEaya" Mining Stock. Iax-senator John r. Jones of Comstock lobe Nevsda fame, President. No more exper- fenced and successful miner in the United Etafes than he He says-'I believe Capu- zsya is the greatest precious metal property ever discovered, greater than Comstock Toha in my active mining experience of over fifty years. l have never heard of any fbine appfoaching Capuzaya in width ot vein and value of ore c-s6uzava surpasses even Bullychoop. Shares sS par value. Wil command $1O per snare in less than six months.
 an PORTLAND CEMENT.
 1 am agent and have exclusive right or gale I'd April 1st, on the remaining l.5O0 un- sold shares tn Minona Cement Company, in Sumter Couiky on A. G. $. Railroad and TombIgbee River.
 No Industrial enterprise in the state has maid The enormous dividends the Demopolis Cement plant Is paying. Last July they bald 27 per cent. and on January 10, 1906. 'e see me early or 1t will be off the market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
,,.,... s4o... 1-ourt m OrIent,

Washington, March 24.-RepresenUa- tive williams of Mississippi introduced a bill today to establish district court of the United States for China ana Korea, which shall have JurisdictioIl in ali cases now under the jurisdiction of the Tinted States consuls and min isters by virtue of treaties between the United States and China and the United States and Korea. Tue court is to hold sessions at Shanghai, can ton, Hangkow and Tien Tsis, China, and at Seoul. Korea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
CLOSE GAME.

Vauxhanites Play Grifith to
 Game, Only 6 Hits By Big LeagTSesFSs. Tha fonrth exhibition game of the sea- son ,r1 at the local ball park between the New York Americans and the Birming- ham Southern League team was most ieast attended the game and great snort was furnished. Reagan and Hickman pitched well for the locals. The famous pitchers Chesoro ana prth th did inc work for New York and both attracted great attention. Score: New York. . :. S1S S1S SSS 0SS SS:-d SS:-1 $ 2 2 Birmingham 000 oSU iue, VVoT Tiuiard Rearan. Hickman and Matthews. Time one hour and fifteen minutes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

Dakota won the long jump with 22 feet 3 inches, and also the high jump with feet 3-4 inches. f..
 Albert M. Straus, Yale, competed m the shot-putting contest. but was last won bv the Hon. G. M. Lyttleton, Cam bridge, 3s feet S-4 inches,
 Warren E. Schutt, Cornell, was sec ond in the mile run. A. R. Waisn, Cambridge, won. Time, 4 minutes 21 4-5 seconds z,,ea
 In the hammer throw, A: H: Fyne, Oxford, won. distance, 136 feet inches, Albert M Steven, Yale, was last with IF feet 10 inches
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
Sz5.OOO
City of Montgomery, Ala. 70 Year Bonds

City of Montgomery, Ala. 4o Year Bonds
 Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re- reiyed bv R. S williams. City Treasurer Montgomery. Alabama. until until F o'clock, lock chase of s75 o00 co issue of school Build ing Bonds denomination $500 %, dated July Ist. 1905. payable July lst 1y45, in goia. glGL in New York. said issue authorized by spe- ciai election held August 2lst, 1905, A cef- t5fied check on an incorporated bank for one thousand dollars to accompany the Did' pay shIe 10 me as City Treasurer The City Council of Montgomery reserves the risht to Ae'eS' ' k $ WILLIAMS.
 .,,9t City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

teams, only John Malarky will, pitch and Hausen will help McAleese behind
 the bat. Malarky. in practice at the
 park yesterday morning. let himself terday afternoon Durret was afraid of l injurfng his arm and would not let him go in.
 telephone message was received from Schwartz yesterday morning ask | ing permission to stay in Tuscaloosa
 until the latter part of the coming game with Cumberland Friday and Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
STATE NORMAL vs. BANKS.

Troy CoIIegians Win Good Game oi
 Baseball.
 Troy. March 24.-(Special. )-The S.ate Normal College baseball team this afternoon defeated Banks in weIl-played game. Collier, for State Normal, allowed only six hits and struck out nineteen men. Parks oI Banks played a great game at second base. Mcclure of State Normal hit Tor three bags. Score h' IT. E, state Normal .0OO 11o 2oS-7 II Banks ...201 900 OOl-4 Batteries-Collier and Moore; Brown and Emerson. Umpire, Walker Ilme' 1 .30,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at fbe office of Frederick Ausfeldt, Archi- fect, Moses Building. Montgomery, Ala, Srd day of April, 1906, for the erection of a two-story brick veneered res1- si dence, according to plans and speclIl- cations on file in the architects once The right is reserved to reject any ana all bids.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received Tor the erection of a seven-story fre-proot office building to be erected at Pensa- cola, Fla. Plans and specifications can be obtained by applying to Frederick Ausfeld. Architect, 4S-44 Moses Build reserved to reject any and all bids.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
c,nlIed tn Oak Parlk.

The burning of grass in Oak Park at 1O:17 o'clock last night caused nre alarm to be turned in and sent out the fire department. There was no dam- age other than the dstruction or small plot of grass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
MASONIC NOTICE

MontKomery. Ala, March |, 1906 We beg to announce that Edward S. Watts and J. Tolbert Letcher have formed part rershiu for the practice of law at Montgom- ary. Alabama, under the firm name ana style of Watts & Letcher
 wed-su-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
RUBE THE WHOLE SHOW.
With Only Powell, BrOuthers and Davis In the Field the "F1re FignterS
 wins his Own Game.

In the Field the "Ftre FighterS
 NTen,nhis Tenn. March. 24.-(Spec- ,ai' 5MWitR only Catcher Powers. First Baseman Davis and Third Basemami Brouthers in positions Ruhe Waddtetn iottn went the limit for baseball eccentrlclty today hy striking out the last two pat ters facing him in the ninth inning and winning for his Philadelphia tb team inc last game with the Memphis SouIh- ern I,eaguers by a to score. The Rube ordered all players with these exs s
 captions from the Fsme fsld and rhS ispge oDo,yd howIed with delight at the err ratic ImG action of Waddell and he was az aP. : r!stided to the echo when finished. The Philadelphians left the city tonisn" Score: ID IT E Memphis ........ coo ooo ooS$ oS$ 3 g ! Philadelphia -; 2O2 O1O GVV UDr,Surt and Owens. Plank. Bender, Wadden and Schreck and Powers.