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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

John Burroughs lays down a rather broad demand
when he thus tells what style writer should employ
certain designated subjects tie says I'm treating Of
nature outdoor themes lt yhe style have mpldness
sweetness freshness; In criticism, Def Il have dignity.
ucidity penetraton IN history 70 have mass. sweep
comprehension In an things lo a have vitality sincerity
aud genuineness Tho foregoing FOR che benent Of
newspaper writer's exclusively. especially those Of them
who write under ne fastest speed rate for daily papers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
ANNUAL PROGRAM
OF SENIOR CLASS
Al A. N. College. Rendered
Amid PIauditS Of Those
Attending.
CALL OF 1906 MOST PROGRESSVr

speolA Core spundonce.
Monla Park. NAV 99.--Tho annual
pr0gram Of the soDlor Glass was given
here today and A sdore interesting
proNrAm has nevlr been given by any
preceding S!!aas. Mcff0 hall IN which
class day took place. was deliberately
decorated BY the junior class, the
stage was drapod with nags and hunt
ing and presented a very pleasing
picture. Tho program was the re-
suit Of enc energy aud untlrlng efforts
81 the class and the class of 1906 will
long De remembered as the most In
dependent and progressive body that
daH even been graduated from the Az.
ricultural College Of New Mexico. To
particularlze upon the numbers would
he an iniuas Gee but the address by
Mr. A. A. Brown. the class history By
Mt Graham, Che class ode and prnph-
ecy by Miss Merle and John Hilnn
respectively were we'll appreciated By
che large audience The musical NUM-
beers showed careful selection end an.
igent training The vocal solos OF Miss
Poet and G. D. Miller were woll fon-
dored and well received. the plano
solo of Miss Ruth Coleman was most
highly accomplished. a good example
Of 1906 prDgrcaaional spirit. The
class quartz, distinguished itself BY
singing Bariholdy's Departure. with
decided taste
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Globe silver BELT The company boring f1r OH near
Indian Hot Springs struck enormous how Of arteaan
water nt 900 feet, and the well has since been sunk 90
300 ioet hc Gov of water having Increased and bcag
now estimated 100000 barrels n twenty four hours
The 1utor ia boiling bot a. @ issues from the we and
remarkably coar end tas1oess Tho drl passed through
nine feet ~ shalo at 3l7 feo and A. Zorah manager
Of the company ia confident hai OIL VIII Dee struck al
greater depth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
GALLUP SELLS lrs

Gallup has succeeded In selling 81 q
900 Of bonds recently issued for tho
purpose OF improving the water sup
ply 81 that town. a pump VIII be- Ia.
stalled az the artoalan wei which "a
Sowing many thousands of gallons per
day. The proceeds Of the bonds have
boon deposited Ia the bank at Gallup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
cHiNAMAN ENDS

A Chinuman who gave hia name az
an Sing. and was from Los An.
geles. committed suicide by hanging
al pastura. INC other day. His lfeloss
body was found On AN oLthOuse aua-
pended from the raners By means Of
"a wire Dependency over the alleged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

My child waa burned terribly abou
tho faee neck and chest applied j.
Tlhomaa' Electric OIL The pain ceaz
ed and the child sank into a restful
aleep Mrs Nancy NJ Hansom, Ham.
hnrE. N. "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

The increase In imports for the ten months ending
with April amounts % about 50 million dollars and
about equally divided between manufacturers materials
and manufacturer she total figures for the months Of
which the department Of and labor through les
bureau OF statistics has completed the analysis indicating
gain OF about a millions Ia manufacturer materials,
and 81 millions In the Glasses, manufactures and lux
uries wA'le there - a decrease Of about 90 millions
bod -s In exports there Is for the months an
crease Of 25 millions. and the nine months figures
completed show gain OF about 1886 millions In agrcu-
tural products and about 90 millions IN manufactures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

The WInslow NAH says Miss Hon.
rietia nyo Of Albuquerque arrived
and win keep house for her father.
Thomas Dye who b. taking Mir
Greayes place ia tho establishment 0f
.Groayo8 q I've. during his absence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

New Mexican Every Incorporated city and town In
New Mexico has grown considerably shown by the
yoteg In che April elections Several have inCor-
pornted and Others getting ready incorporate Since
the census Of 1900 six counties have been brought int
existence and have been organized Many new towns
have boon located aud today nourshlng communities
New national banks and banks under territorial charter
have been organized ana there has been sgle bank
failure since the 1900 Tho financial conditions OF
the territory and les twenty FIVE counties have greatly
improved On every particular.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Now York May 81 Money oa cali
steady, al 3@i per cent Prime msr
oautno paper 5@5M per cent. silver
81 ssc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

There Us "a town n Peru called Paiia says the -Four
Track News for June, whore q Is said there has not
heoa drop u rain 90 thirteen years When the country
begins 20 look dy and dusty this summer thing Of Paita
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Mra Oscar Ooohel of holon a
spending mo day ia the "isr vlalilnN
and shopning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

las Vegas Optic. las Vegas viii Httlnrly observe
Memorial day The day s which both north and
uuth delight tO commemorate Nearly a che bitter
Of the great struggle has died ou the wounds are
healed though many seats remain Memorial day a. yot
day Of mourning 90 thousands. whose husbands and
FFeathoars And brothers wrapped their coors round
sher breasts lood red hed' of death Not until the
generations OF G5 have an heard she c of che last
pot win the saduons Of the great aruggo Dee oberaied
and only ihc glory remain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

THE PROGRAM.
Address ................A A. Brown
Claea Htstury ..tsss.s..k a. Graham
Vocal solO-Sogni tRoyerio p. Schira
Miss Bertha Peei
Class Poem ........ Miss Merle nlinn
Class Prophecy .,......J " uiiun
Piano Solo
tal BagnteIle amman. sharwenkef
thl To tho Evening Star Wag low
Mics Ruth Coleman
Last VIII and Testament G.. c. Given
Vocal Solo Let Ne Dream Again"
g.. H. Miller
Presentation ~ Fiag Miss y Poet
Quart et--"UppaFtur .... Barthoidy
Miss Bertha Peet, Miss Merle Blsnn.
Mr.. J. r. Blinn. Md. C. u. Miller
Presentation Of Spade - w. B0utz
Glass song .,....s..........,, Glass
Il ~ safe 20 say that tho people
that ATTENDED felt we'll repaid and the
seniors received many congratulations
upon their entertainment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

whore ne came from or whether or
not he has any relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
RANK BASEBALL EXHIBITION }.
 GIVEN AT ATHLETIC PARK
and Montgomery Try Their Best to Throw the Game Away and Mul-
 laney Succeeded.

be spun out ad libitum ct ad inhnitum.. Suffice it to say sthat the siComedy or Errors by old Bili Shakespeare would dirty deck when laid alongside of this comedy. Yesterdays performance was the limit. Let 1t go at that.
 Somebody has done aex things ing none 1o 5s 5gdse tSs iSs ana handr a deigned to- look in at Athletic Park . yesterday Ginger Clark and John Ma lsrky working the plate and bags. cry walked. Busch made d good stor of Meeks's hit, but the runner was safe. Gear hit to second and Meeks was out. Montgomery getting to third, second and MeAlees threw to Busch, who made a wild throw to the plate, Montgomery scoring:
 Houtz hit safe in the last half and on Dale Gears wild throw In got to third, scoring on Bill Hausen's plunk to cen- ter Hausen was forced at second on Apperious's hit to Wilhelm. but on Mathews's wild throw to catch Appe- rious at second, Sam counted.
 Birmingham tied it in the sixth when Montgomery hit safe, was sacrlncea pf Meeks. got to third on a passed halb and was squeezed in by Dale Gear,
 McCann started the last of the sew Nnth by doubling to left, going to third on Perry's sacrifice and scoring on Busch's hit
  made mess of Houtz's hit. Hausen hit to center for two bags and when Molesworth let it get by him, Houiz scored. leaving the score to ?.
 Csarvin started the ninth with two. bagger. and Mathews hit safe, but tt was a Texas leaguer. and Garvin did not score. Wilhelm. bunted to Walsh, who threw to Hausen, the latter drop ping the ball and filling the bags Moies worth hit to Perry and he threw Garvin out at the plate, Allcock hl' and Busch ran to second toS get tho throw if 1t came to stop Molesworth Young could easily Yhays cut off the hi,. but he ran stpalght away from the ball. going In the direction of second base, while the bah went n1errily to right field and Mathews scored. Montgom- cry hit to Busch. who threw Wilhelm, out at the plate, leaving tn. bags stlll full. Then Walsh hit Meeks with the ball, forcing Molesworth in. And the score was tied. It may have been the best thing for had Meeks soaked the ball out to the lots. the game would have been over then
 With one out in the eleventh, Moles. worth hit to right and scored when Houtz let Allcock's hit get by him
 The locals went out in one, two, threa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

The original of stfas famous Al phonse and Gaston,s which an artist through the medium of The New York Journal perpetrated on a defenseless public some years ago. was discernable to the naked eyes of handful of thoroughly disgusted fans at Athletic Park yesterday.
 You take the game, Harry" said Mullaney to Vaughn before the first act of the comedy. Pardon me. mon- replied Vaughn, "I insist ori thir :"
 Faithfully did the Birmingham out fit try to stand by this ipse dixtt of their manager, for outside of school never been seen such punk exhibi- tion as that put up by the Birmingham team yesterday. It was only equalled in the intensity of It's glaring yellow ness by the enormous rankness of the
 After throwing away the game and giving Montgomery safe lead by the score of to 2, Birmingham was grabbed by the throat and forced to tie the score in the ninth through some rank work of the locals. For two more innings the farce went on, until fin- ally in the first half of the eleventh inning Birmingham most Nnwillingly pulled over the winning run, and, of course had to take the game, the final score being 5 to 1.
 Everything about the game was wretchedly bum, but to MT. Young, who is alleged to be playing second base for the locals. fell the lions share of the "econiums" from the fan brigade. He was responsible for the throwing away of run in the first inning when he did not hold Houtz on third base. McAlees made T dumb play when he threw to second in the fourth inning with a man on third, This play has been, worked but yesterday there were already two out and good judgment should have told McAl9es not to try this Tplay Busch threw wild to the plate, but had he thrown true 1t is possible that Montgomery would have scored. --- --~'
 With the bases full and one out in the ninth a dumb piece of work of Young put in a run. making the score 3 to 2, and Walsh tied the score by hitting a batter with the bags full.
 The winning run came in the ninth when sgoutz let a hit, that should have been single. get away from him. Then there were others. Oh, lots of others. Hausen dropped ball and-but why go on with the tragedy which could
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
Proposals for Printing and
 Binding.
and

peuartment of State. Montgomery. Alabama
 August 1st. isoa-
 Sealed proposals will be received in this nffsce until i2 o'clock. noon. on saturday. xugust 2bth 1sOe for doing the printing SnI Binding of the State for two years. be- rinninr October 1st. 1908
 The prices fixed by Chapter es ot the Code of 1898. as amended by Acts Of lsss-s and 1s00-i are hereby fixed as the maxi mum prices and all proposals for doing the work must be made at these prices or at discount below them
 Persons making proposals must pc soy eFned strictly by the requirements or tne ahova named chapter. as amended. as 10 bond. classification. etc. ,oon
 Bids will be opened on August Ssth. lsVe 9hereaster as practicable) to be effective October 1st 1906
 eted viii not be considered
 The right to reject any and all oids IS
 No deviation whatever will be made from Hns A0' E R. McDAvID.
 sas Secretary of State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
proOOsals for Stationery.

Department Of State. Montgomery. Alabama
 August 1st. 1908.
 Sealed proposals will be received in this afffee until l2 o'clock. noon. on Saturday, Aurust 25th, 1906. for furnishing to the stafe stationery supplies for two years. De- afnrfng on October 1st. 1906
 ErtInaafes of kind. quality and quantity. also blank forms upon which 10 submit bids. win be furnished by this office at any time after August ist 1906. and not earlier.
 Rids win be opened on August zsth. ls0o. and contract let on same date. Cor as early thereafter as practicaolel 70 De eHecuNe October list. 1906.
 Bfds received after the time above speci- flied will not be considered.
 Persons making proposals must De soy nyned by Section 1878 of the Code of Ala bama. fes6, and amendments thereto in all snatsers pertaining to bids. and making honda Hs% ,. A.,
 The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved sAs i's E. R. MeDAvID.
 lsat Secretary of State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

- The pity of itl
 Young looks like an imitation of the real article.
 That error column would fit in well with a crazy quilt.
 There seems to be a bearish feeling in the umpire market.
 Double-header today: first game at 2:s0 Ladies day too. s Molesworth was pretty intimate with Mfr Walsh--he got three hits. Behind the clouds the sun was shin- iEg-there was only one game
 Chicago is still winning and New York beats Pittsburg. The National race is getting warmer.
 Augusta is getting dangerously close to Savannah in the South Atlantic, and that race is a fierce one.
 By the Pelicans losing to Little Rock, Memphis is almost iapped with them for second place.
 Comiskeys Chicago Americans beat the Athletics again yesterday and seem to be hammering their way 10 the top
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
q ToDAY's SCHEDULE. Saaaoooaaaooooseesoesopo

Southern League Birmin eham at Montgomery (Doubl' hcaderl.,
 Atlanta at Nashville
 Little Rock at Shreveport
 New Orleans at Memphis. American LeaGue-- PhiIadelnhia at St Louis. New York at ChicaEo.
 Washington at Cleveland.
 Boston at Detroit. National LeRguc-- Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York
 Cincinnati at philadelphia.
 St Louis at Boston. American Associatis'n-- Kansas City at Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo.
 st. Paul at Indianapolis
 Minneapolis at Louisville. SOu.h AsInnsic-- Macon at Savannah. Jacksonville at Celumola.
 Augusta at Charlestoh' Cotton ssatcr--- Mobile at Baton Rouge. Jackson at Vicksburg
 Meridian at Gulfport
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
ALLEN EFFECTIVE
LONG PITCHER BEAT CHARLEY
 FRANKS BIRDS.
Ten Hits Were Badly Scattered While Little Rocks Bingles Were Opportune-Rill Douglass
 Hurt, Zinmer Catching.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. s.-Little Rock played a much improved game this afternoon and took the concluding game of the series from New Orleans: The ten hits made of Allen were well scattered Douglass right hand was injured in Wednesdays game and Zirn- mer did the catching orsLittle Rock for the first time in several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
Proposals for Distribution o
 Acts. Journals, etc.
Department of State. N
 August lst. 1908

Department of state. Montgomery AiS"a"ia'
 August lst 1908
 Sealed proposals will be received in this aestce until l2 o'clock. noon, on Saturday' AuSust a5th, 1906. for distribution of the renorts of the Supreme Court Journals laws and reports of the Departments or fhe state for two years. beginning october ist 1906. ,,-.-,....,.- fs fixed at l2 cents per pound for reports of the Supreme Court. Acts Journals. Laws and Reports of the Departments.
 Persons making proposals must be gov srnsd by Section 1918 of the Code of Ala batna 1896. az to bond and other provisions
 Bids will be opened on August gath. 1906, and contract let same date. Cor as early thereafter as practicable) 10 be effective October 1st 1906.
 Bids received after the time above speci- fled will not be considered.
 reserved
 No deviation whatever will be made from the foregoing. -..,,.. -Iot Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

Summary-Left on bases. Montgomery ?. BirminEharn 1O Two base hits, Me- Cam i. Hausen 1. Garvin 1, Base on balls, by Walsh, 3; by Wilhelm l. Bases given for hitting batter, by Walsh I, (Meeks.l Passed balls, McAleese. l. Don- ble plays. McCann to Perry. Struck out by Walsh 2, by Wilhelm '. Stolen bas- es. Gear l. Apperiniis l. Perry l. First base on errors. Montgomery 2, Bir- mingham, g. Time of game. hours and l5 minutes. Empires Clark and Maiarky
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
NATToNAI. LEAGUE.


 Philadelphia, Aug, s-Dpportune phia. Sparks and Fraser pitched good ball and both received excellent sup port. Philadeiphia 900 O21 0lx--l 2
 Batteries-Fraser and schlrt; Sparks and Donovan, Time, l:45. Umpire Carpenter,
 Boston. Aug. 9-Ender the strain of an extra inning game today the home players weakened and St. Louis won KarRer's home run was the longest hit on the horne grounds this season. Score: St. Louis .... .ess esS SSs SSs S,S S,S 55-S Z 2
 Batteries-Karger and , Marshall; !; Dorner and Needham. Ilme' 2:o4' Umpire Conway.
 New York, Aug. s.--Pittsburg, could not hit Mathewsen today and New York won. Seors: Pittsburg .... 900 900 oOO-S ! 1
 Batteries = Leifield, Phillipi and Peitz: Mathewson. Ferguson and Bow- erman. and Bresnahan, Time, l:S"' Empires. Klem and Emslle
 Brooklyn. Aug. s.-The Chicago players received a cordial welcome in Brooklyn today and won the game ne, ? to 3 Umpire Johnstone who ofnciated was loudly cheered. Score
 4pF5c9gio prasitiC,,, '' ''' ooS GOO 00o-s ,
 Bafttiesrtiies-Tayior teri and Moran; Mcln- tyre and Bergen. Time, l;oO. Umpire lohnstO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Mir Jake Kreis of the firm of stranss < Ereis has this day severed his connection with the above firm.
 Tn the future the Central Market will be conducted by M. Strauss who will assume NJ STRAUSS ffi-su August [. 1a0e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

1 desire so offer my services as an Archi- aeef to the people of Montkomery and sur rounding country
 Having given satisfaction as builder and an architect for others for twenty years fee. safe in guaranteeing satisfaction. ana would aAk a share of your patronage.
 would be glad 10 consult with you m regard to any thing in my line
 R. x WHALEY. Architect Telephone No. 1891. No. 4l4 s. Decatur ST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
DR. BUCHANAN. THE sPECLALLSr.
 Treats Without the Knife.

Diseases of women. pileA fistula- strie- Rtre skin. kidney. bladder. private and rec eeI aiseaaes nervous diseases and constlpa- fion treated with electricity: syphilis aams Sreatment as Hot Springs; electrical outfit eoroDiefe: nurss in constant attendance.
 Hoars Q to 2; office over Randy kitchsR. "a a Dexter Avenue. MontGomery. Al&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
NOTICE

ws have leased what is known as Trim hles Stable Nos 222-22S Lea St.. and would appreciate your patronage. We ex- nAct to give 1t our personal attention and will rive the best possible service.
 J c. SUPPLE &i SON,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
COTTON sTATEs.
SOUTH ATLANTIc4
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League Nashville, i; Atlanta, B. Montg omery. 4: Birmingham. : (Eleven innings).
 Little. Rock. 2; New Orleans, 1.
 Shreveport and Memphis, of
 day American League Detroit S; Washington. 5. Cleveland Boston. postponed; rain. St. Louis New York. wet grounds. Chicago. 8; Philadelphia. ?. National League New York 6: Pittsburg. O. Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati. ?. Brooklyn, 3; Chicago. ,.
 Boston, 1; St. Louis, ?. American Association Louisville, 6; Minneapolis, (Ten in- Columbus. s-2; Kansas City, 1-4. Indianapolfs, 1; st. Paul, B.
 Toledo. 2-6: Milwaukee, i-6.
 (Second game ten innings called account darkness
  south Atlantic Savannah. al; Macon, 1-2. (Ten in ninss second game).
 Columbia 10; Jacksonville. l. Charleston, 0; Augusta, :. Cotton States Baton Rouge, 4; Mobile. 6, Vicksburg. 6; Jackson, ( Gulfport. 0; Meridian. 5. - -GosseseeeeeoeeeoseeesOes 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

IdttIe Rock 100 100 00"-2 New Orleans -0l0 GOO OO0-1
 Summary-Two-b base hits, Rickert, Brouthers, Blake Thrte-base hit, Johnson Sacrifice hits. Cargo, o'Brien. Base on balls. of Allen l. Struck out, by Allen 1. by Watt B. First base on errors, Little Rock ?. Left on Sbases. Little Rock 5, New Orleans 4. Time, l:30 Umpire Campau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
Birmingham.

order in the last half and Birminghani had the game by score of to 4
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

cHENEY's EXPECTORANT prOmpt- Iy cures coughs, colds. iaErippe nnd eroup, 25c. Q bottle pt HII drug stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
TOM HUGHES WON IT

HAD NASH. hssss aeh -tree si ad Won Hts A+ BiudgeOn,
 ssertil.a and aR Tie. Hughes al. nty singles lrne for Att
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
BUCKLEY MAKES PROTEST.
Does Not Think That He should Be

Does Not Think That He shOuid Be
 summariIy RlamIsaed.
 Birmingham, Aug. 9-(SpeciaL l--um m- pire Buckley, who was yesterday wired walking papers by President kaYa- naugh of the Southern League, mas written to the president in Little ROCK Ark, expressing indi"natton at the dismissal without hearing.
 Buckley. who is a young man, wrote to President Kavanaugh that ne was assigned to some of the hardest work in the league and never for moment made complaint He says that he did the best he could and that with only five weeks of the season left, ne dia marilv dismissed. It Is likely that Buckley will 20 to an Eastern league to finish the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

days game was a most interesting one the visitors winning by one run. Mur- phy was sent in by the locals but was replaced by Reab. Robinson was in fair form. The four errors by the locals aided materially in their down fall
 Score by innings: Jaclson 22O O20 O0l--7 12 2 Vic~sbure 200 020 1ol--6
 Batteriss-Robinson and Petit; MUr- ohY. Reah ana RrAAaA'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
GJSPECIALO kN,OTlCES S/
MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
 m s There will be special com- Al Msunfeation of Andrew Jackson A Lodge. No. 172. 4. F. 6 4. M., AnM this evening at o'clock for &H&A work in '. C. Degree. NA~A Montgomery Lodge. No. Il. NNZS and visiting brethren fraternahv
 invited
 No. H. D. LONG. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
TNNTNGS

4z& i1 ta a 4a.s a.t4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

vicksburg. Aug. 9.--tspeeial)--ro-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

Augusta is getting dangerously close to Savannah in the South Atlantic, and that race is fierce one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

Chicago is still winning and New York beats Pittsburg. The National race is getting warmer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

New York. Aug. s.-Pittsburg could not hit Mathewsen today and New York won Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

Behind the clouds the sun was shil- was only one game.