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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-02

until midnight. Mir Goss objected to immediate consideration. but the chair had notion that it was something that demanded immediate attention and the city attorney was brought out to enlighten the board. The city at torney said it was matter that could be taken up any time the board wish ed. the previous action being operative until further notice. IL went over
 Communications were read from tlre following persons asking to be ap- pointed to The office of sealer of weights and measures: W. ]. Rigney. William E. Thompson. John E. Moran. Frank D. Pagan, the latter being fin possession of the office for the past 1t was decided to take an informal vote for sealer of weights and meas ures. The result showed : for Pagan. 1 for Thompson. 3 for Moran. and blank. l. The second ballot was a. follows: Pagan !. Thompson j. Moran .. blank I. When the tellers. Mcssrs NoOnan and Sherwood. passed the hats
 
 votes. one more than the number of members present. Another attempt resulted in a similar occurrence and they went at 1t again. the chair in- forming the tellers 10 keep a sharp lookout for the ballots. This time the count stood $ for Pagan and for Thompson. Mir Pagan was declared .aF1 ..a s.E ures for the ensuing two years.
 The report of the board of public works relative to the layout If Thom- aston avenue was read and referred fo the bureau of assessment. X com municIti0n was read from the engi- neer stating that the estimated ex- peBse for grading Fafrnount street was S4ssl IL was laid on the table.
 The following petitions were read and suitably referred. Of CharIes r.. Farnham for a light at the junction of Columbia boulevard. Calumet street. Lexington and Pennington avenues. of Margaret $. Grimes for ligft ar the corneT of Summer and Hill streets. of Joseph winsiow. et al. lWE M@llt aA Aaie sFtElefF pt EtUNH V1h and Howard streets. \ communlca- ton from Town Clerk Frank r. Brett appointing Miss Dora A ksgan assist ant town clerk and registrar of vras statistiss and Miss Ora Bowen ana and Miss Mary Minnehsn sub-rezis- trar- was receive-i and On motion of Mr Elton the noEninati0Bs were con frnel By request Chairman Filling pre@en1e1 huge houguet with bank look apparently filed with reenlacks fs S1ersr smith The <heri7 aeknow- lsslzssI file favor Fn a b-ief SE.e-cil- Mayor Elton rsmfnfp,I the i-arsI tzas unless action is taken SIlsrtIy on the troller applEztions now tefOre the board they viii % to tbe railroad cgn- nli-Ssoaer< without any eS1sKtfozs. which he Ssii would I1 ve-y anfor- tras-e far tise es-- He uzns-i fie isa-s ts Es-=ls fis;s F-i H.EHA IT is Ers,s- zlsle that tI.e chair uiFI snns1nee hi< eummirfe<- st rfe rext mee-inE
 It wss verel to s1tourn gnt1 nrxt Monday niezt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-02

from s3c 10 s1 each, sale price sr5c Better Gowns at
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 DRAWERS. JO dozen in this lot and there will be no more at the price: fine quality muslin drawer. tucked ruffie, sale price 1Jc par Limited to two pair to i customer Fine muslin Drawers. tucked ruff les, lace trimmed, sale price aa.ic pal Fine quality Drawers. lace and hamburg trimmed. with rufiies 0f each. in large assortment of patterns. values up to x1. sale price J0c pal Better grades at
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 CORSET cOyEl AT 1211c-We are show
 at this price. hambur
 also tOrchon lace -trimmed stitched lawn ruffie. trimml1
 neck and arm eyes. sale price 12Ikk AT 2Jc-A large assortment to choose from at this price in both the tight fitting and MargueritaS styles. neck and hamburg trimmed. round neck and ham, burg trimmed. sale price 25c eat AT 39c-6 styles at this price. wider Val lace. insertion and e1gc hamburg insertion and edge. sale price 3sjd AT J0c-A number of styles att this price. hamburg. torclion lace and Val trimmed. sale price 5Oc| Better grades at
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-02
Jackson smith to Resign Canal Berth

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. Jackson Smith. chief of the branch of labor and quarters, engineering department of the Panama canal. will resign his of. flee in about two months When Con- missioner T. P. Shonts and Chief Engi- neer Stevens heard this report both ex- pressed surprise that seemed to amount to incredulity. Mir. Smith is drawing SI.5Oo year salary. and it was sup posed his place was enjoyable as we'll as lucrative.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-02
January Sale of UndermusIins, Wonderful Bargains, Immense Assortment
 Dress Patterns, Beautiful Creations

All join hands Lingerie. Of all this of
  month the ranks this The lingerie foremost in their craft One distinguishing cuveness and distinctive embrodie
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 They
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

The tally sheet read Montgomery
 four Nashville three"
 II happened in the first s half sha of ,,rne rne
 bags fuii of Finlanaers with nobody
 out. Then Null sent young Maxwell
 p t0 try to ssye the the ss ss aa of ma aany ana
 ed the plate on hin.. two of them be.
 ing thrown o gu snt @ ihs rst name an of he Nashville series in Mpntg emery went
 to the Climbers by score of four to
 Something was paIpably wrong. Both players and audience were. dull. inert and seemingly In state .ef coma The
 aa sa playera gram tbe nss efeetn of the two brns ing games in Birmingham. and the fans had evidently not recovered rom
 effects If tsslr fourth s,set sS evenS ba game, rooters and all But that fn- ish Excitement in large chunks was
 literally wby hs s veTy eTsr dd 0s sphnx herself would have been galvanized into life and danced a can-can tn have seen that finish. ,.. Films cohorts were unable. to hit htm
 scratches being the best they could dc
 se seers Ssfnnns hen ssoed s tRs ss to sS ehn1 favor of the Climbers. four hits hay. ing been made of Hoffman, three or ineSaed as if he could not control Ihc ball. When he used his speed they would hurtie over the plate in manner .hat But the slo,. ball he used proved hi. undoing and nearly. every t'me ne isii
 hack on 1t he would walk batter. He livery and good speed when he uses 1t. and there was not person on the grounds yesterday who was not s9srt rs,,. it was either that or lose ths game and Null was not going to lose II II
 he eouaa waa aesp game ne filled with sensation al fieiding for all the lifeless appear anca if had at the start Fred Houtz started 1t by making a remarkapiy ra,s ras. as I,eaguer which was just too far out I for Busch and seemingly too close n for Houtz. Houtz managed to s,s mes VIII haII | and throwing his hands out in front ot | him grabbed It. His furious mome,n,- | tum was too much Tor nm and .pa T.i, hsii tn his hands nature could not stand | the strain and over he vent IF "a
 ground and lefty tnmoiinE ,t srunS hold ff of | inc ball and when he rolled over on hf.s back in the grass he held un his hands. And the ball was stiil ciinch-
 eo c.astro's an rsS catch of sharp line drive hv Schwartz in the third inning was
 3notsr teatre pae bss rse to mso so np M'a in the
 sir sSter if. but he got II and robbed
 srhwartz ssah of d ciear hit Schwartz got
 revenge however. by gG;ng Sg,vn Sg in thaf haf .,r,,Id have possfbly been twobagger
 for Pearson in the foufth ir'iing.
 One of the most sensational events o or
 the game was Bohannon's stop or fsne the fourth. It would have been easily a | two bagger hut Bohannon went n the | air. knocking 1t down and @ @wn,ie t l' | .aa,ro5 a mar, still he robbed Perry or | o two harger and saved another run l The nlurky Nashville second haseman hurt himself badly in doing this, stra,h- ta the
 neenDing ne noint. and for a few moments
 afterwards he rolled on the ground n
 agony. players of both teams novering l over him, Finally he got all rignt ano l was cheered to the echo TOT ms he' se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
MAXWELL IN THE BREACH
 AGAIN FOR THE CLIMBERS
Young Pitcher Sent in to Save the Game and Did It as Usual--Th Score.
 Was 4 to }.

times on balls and strikes. but In the
 whole umpired a good game
 Houtz walked in the last half Of the
 first Busch hit to Bohannon who
 threw wild stc Frary, Houtz scoring and Busch going to third.
 With two out Tn the last or the io9r.n at looked like home run. It struck the top of the right field fence though and McCann only got two bagger. Then McCann scoring Bill Hausen crashed out a two bagger to center and Ferry scored. Burnum ending 1t with a hit Castro hit safe in the sixth. Wells was hit by the ball Burnum got Her mans bunt and threw Castro out at third Pearson beat out hit and Wetls got to third. Gilbert bit to Busch who threw him out-at first, Wells SCOT Castro was out on a hit to Perry in the eighth Wells hit to left fer two
 bags Hermann was out on 2 fly to Houtz. Perry walked and Gilbert mt one that Houtz made great run for but barely missed it. Wells and Pear. son coming in with the runs that ueo
 Busch, started the last half with a clean hit to center. Schwartz sacfi- | ficed him and sam Apperiouss two bag ger scoring him and untieing the score. lansing hit safe In the ninth. Bo- | harmon bunted and in trying to throw him out Burnum hit the runner. Then l he walked Frary, filling the bags. Max we'll was put in here and on Castro 5 I hit to Busch the Kid threw lansing out at the plate. Wells struck out and Wells was sent to bat for Hermann. \ Before he had a chance Hausen by a quick throw, had caught Frary playing | off second and Busch had the ball in | his hands, Frary being on the third | base side of him. It was critical moment Bohannon started for the l plate but. by a marve1ously accurate | throw Busch fired the ball to Hausen. l Bohannon was out at tine plate and the | intensely exciting game was over.
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

man, 5; Fisher, I. Hts apportioned off Hickman. 8; of Fisher. 4 Runs scored of Hickman. 4; of Fisher. 1. Two base hits. Atz, Knoll. Beck Stoi- Stratton. Sacrifice hits Byrnes. 2; Cargo, Atz, Beck. King. Evans. struck out by Phillips, $: by Hickman, 9; by ?; Hickman, 3: Fisher, l. Hit by pitch ed ball, by Phillips. (KinR); by lick man. (Fhillips and Knoln by Fisher (Stratton). Wild pitch. Phillips Pass Orleans II: Shreveport. 10. First base on errors, New Orleans. 2: Shreveport S. Time of game, 216. Umpire, Buck lev.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
annnnrr Mnher Reprlmnnded.

London, July 5.-For unnecessary floggine his horse. St, Faustin, when ran second in d race at the Newmar ket meet yesterday. the stewards CT tue Jockey Club today summoned Danny Maher before them and severely reprl- manded the American jockey and eau , tioned him that any repetition would result In the withdrawal of his license This Is the first time the popular jock ey has had any trouble with the stt w. ards in England.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, July 5.-The Chic4ge's de- veloped a batting streak in the sew enth inning, scored five runs and wou the game Pittsburg had a winning lead up to that inning. The features were wonderful catches by Wagner : Score; III i; Pittsburg, POI o90 599-rS 5 Chicago .. e. 100 900 5c0-6
 Batteries-Leever and Phsip5; Reul- bach and King. Time l:45, umpires O'Day and Johnstone.
 New York: July 5;-In pitchers TSs fielding was brilliant. Score;
 New York 00e coo 0oI-1 z
 Batteries-Pfetfer and o'Neai; Mat thewson and Bowerman. Time l:4e Umpire Emslie.
 Brooklyn. N. Y. July 5.--In well played game Philadelphia defeated the home club today. score; Philadelphia. 100 oo2 e0o--6 3 Br9ohlyG; y,oiis 800 Gdt Pttt,nger gu ant Dooin: scanicn and Bergen. Time f4S. Umpire Conway
 St. Louis. Mo. July 5.-st. Louis wor a hard mp hill game from Cthclru"t 'ooaY' S'ore' R.H.E St. Louis. .> 2co oo1 o1.-4 : Cincinnati. :, geo 900 ooOIs 3 ,'
 Batteries--Esan. Druhot and Graay cE5 i Wicker and Livingston. Tttpe l;o2 Empires Carpenter and Klein.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
WON BY TRAVELLERS
LITTLE ROCK TAKES THE CON-
 GUIDING GAME.
Johnson Is Effective and the Only Tally Of the Memphii is Home Hun
 By Nicholls-N0blett - Elected.

Little Rock, July 5.-Little Rock took the concluding game from Memphis to- day by hitting opportunely. Johnson was very effectivG and the only run scored by the visitors was on Nicholf home run Second baseman Noblett or Little Rock was put out of the game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
nulIetlnn Nod So satlnfactery.

Salisbury, England. July 5.-The bull ietin Issued this morning at the inflrm- ary here. reporting the condition of these who were injured July in tue wrecko the steamer Express from Ply mouth was not so satisfactory regard ing Robert s. Critchell of Chicago. who passed another restless night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
WON GAME AGE sTEWART's TEAM
 ONE RUN. The Former curyelema wonder Was Working Well and the Oyster men Used Thefr Bfudge0ns
 With Telling Enect.

Jackson Miss, July 5.--(Spectal.) )- The Oystermen made monkeys of the Mississippi statesmen this afternoon, When the last man was out In the ninth the score stood to l.
 It was one of the easy victories such as make local fans disgusted with their favorites. The visitors went in to win and succeeded in great shape. Goodwin was sent in the box by Dusty Miller and the Statesmen put Harry NIcksns up against him. There was considerable changing of the frame up of the visitors Leidy went to third, Miller to center and Phillips to right.
 Thornton and Hankey were not on the grounds.
 In the first and second innings there was nothing doing. In the third Mo bile but four men over Prout flew to center Hoffman hit in the diamond and beat it out. Leidy binRled and Hoffman went to third. Wagner rapped out three basger and Hoffmsn and L.efdy scored. Wright got clean hit and Wagner came in. Miller singled and Wright went to third. Philips hunted In the diamond and beat 1t. out and Wright went in. Miller stole third; Hunt met the ball hut Miller was out at the plate and Hunt was doubled at first.
 over. Phillips hit and advanced on Hunts sacrifice Goodwin hit for two sacks. scoring Phillips. Jackson got | her run in her half of the innlng. Jeu cries walked and scored on Stewart two-sacker In the seventh Mobile put l two more over. Leidy got lite on I'll | ford's error and went to second on | wright's hit Phillips got single ana | Leidy scored, Wright coming In on wild throw to the plate. In the eighth Mobile got her eighth run, Trout hit to | centre, stole second and scored on a wild throw Score by innings: 1r.huo oOA Oo1 21o-S f6 i | Ia kson . . 600 010 o0e-1 Ratteries--Goodwin and Hunt; NICK ems and Petit
 | At Meridian-Earrs bunch was shut out at Meridian this afternoon. Four large errors have something to do with the results so far as the run getting 1 was concerned. although nine hits were lmadc off Stuart Bruner pitched great 1 ball. allowing only one hit score by innings k IT E lVicksburR.. .. ..OOO UOV VuU-y | Meridian : .. 100 BIO 000--5 | Batteries-Stuart and Earl; Brunei
 and s ample.
 At Gulfport-The Rice Growers los'
 this afternoon to the locals by a score of to B. The game was one of tht most interesting in a long time ant
 was exciting until the last man wal
 out Score by innings: K.H E Baton Rouge. ... .O10 900 20O-3 Ciulfport.. ... .eSl poo OO.-4 II
 Batteries-Laird and Guitterez; Ma!
 and O'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
rusnuI. Iyins serIea.

Eufaula, JulV a.--l SpeclaI. D-LuINuId took the fourth straight game from Troy this evening by the score Of to in q very slow and tiresome game. up to the seventh inning the score was to In favor of Eufaula Tho features nf the game was the home runs by Les lie and Baldwin for Eufaula and MIr- phy and Woodruff's catches m rlgnt and cedtre field Troy was simply out classed in these ssrlc4 Batteries, for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

Summary--Two- base hits, Thiel, Plass. Three-base hit. quick Home run, Nicholls. Sacrifice hut. orr Stolen bases, Douglass. Quick. Nicholls Bases on balls. off Johnson 1. Struck out. by Johnson 2, by LCueks 6. First base on errors Little Beck l. Left on bases
 Little Rock 2, Memphis f. Passed balls Orr. Double plays, Babb to , Haidt to Carey. Time, 1;40. Umpire,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
w.vhern Defeat. Jasper.
a Commerce St.

< Greensboro. July 5.-( Special New hern defeated Jasper today by the score of 5 to g. In last half of the ninth Han na got a base on balls and scored on e E Eilen's three base. drive. Little maze struck out eleven men. Jasper (. g. Newborn. 3. 3, 3. Batteries Jasper, O'Hara and Killough. NewDern Iitflepage and Pollard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. July 5.-Philadelphia scored a shut out against Washing ton in a well played game. Coombs. formerly of Colby College, pitched his first game for the home team and did Washinston Wsls; Ss4pe' 900 GOO Oooto "' F. i Fhiladeiohia .. . O02 O10 O0$ 8 v Q
 Batteries-Smith and Wakefield; Ccombs and Powers. Time 200. Um- pires Hurst and Connor
 Detroit. July 5-Detroit could do nothing with Glade excepting In the fifth, when four hits in row with a misjudged fly that became three base hit scored all of. her runs. Score; Detroit e. .. .. 000 040 000--4 ' 2 St. Louis .. 300 oil OOo-5 II ?
 Batteries-Shver and Schmidt: Glade and OConnor. Time 115. Umpire Connolly.
 Boston. July 5.-Lack of team play on the part of the patched up home team enabled New York to win today s game. Score: R. HI E .. Boston. .. .. . 100 00I 100--3 5 g
 Batteries-Hogg and Kleinow; liar ris and Peterson. Time 1:55. Umpire OLoughlln
 Cleveland, July 6.-Chicago scored the winning run on base on bals, sacrifice and a scratch hit. Manager Jones was put out of the game for dis threatened Evans with his bat. Score: Cleveland. 020 100 000-3 l Chicago. POI 900 f00-4
 Batteries-Hess and Clark; smith and Sullivan. Time 2;05. Umpires Evans and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
Eufaula, Foy, Leslie and Donhue: for Troy. McSwain and Steager.
Brewton Lost All.

Brswton. July 5.-(special )--Ths fourth, and last of the series of base Springs was played here this after noon, resulting in victory for the vis- itors by a score of to i. This makes three straight Union Springs has taken from Brewton. Ire Brewton boys played a good game but they were out, classed by the visitors and stood nc show whatever Much interest was manifested and large crowds attended every game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

Summary--Three base onIts' ". Smith, Crozier, Meeks, Gear TWO ley, Alcoek. Oyler. Stolen bases. Moles- worth Alcock, Gear. Mesks Bases on balls. Harley. |; Clark. 5 struck out. Clark (Winters.) Double plays. liar lev in Morse to Fox: Smith to GArvin. Time I:s5. Umpire Rudderham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
SUPPORT WAS POOR
EIGHT ERRORS ARE COMMITTED
 BY THE PELICANs.
Hickman For the Pirates Lasts Omas Three Inninge and Is Succeeded By Fisher Who Wins As
 Uaunl.

New Orleans, July 5.-The Pelicans gave poor support and Shreveport won by a score of to 5. Hickman lasted three innings and was followed oy Fisher. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
! WT1sssstis h in ninth ihnlag. ! :

Montgeniery ]. . 100 200 O1x--4 Nashville :. ,... GOO 001 020--3
 Summary--4Left on bases, Nashville 12; Montgomery 5. Two base hits. Mc- Cam 1. Hausen 1, Wells 1, Apperious 1. Base on balls by Herman. 2; Bur man. z; Maxwell, O. Bases given for hitting batter by Burnum ?. Wild pitches, Herman i. Double plays, Busch to Schwarts to Mullaney: Schwartz to Busch to Mullaney; Frary to Bohannon. Struck out by Herman. 1; Burman, |: Maxwell, 1. Sacrifice hits. Bohannon. Busch, Schwartz. First on errors. Nash vile 1; Montgomery 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
DIVIDEND NOTICE

At q meeting of the Directors of the Union Bank and Trust Company Of Mont. rornery. Ala. held June 18th. 1906. the usual rerai-annuaf dividend of tthreel per cent. N, its capttai stock of y2oo.ooo. % was de- elassA' MICHAEL coDy.
 sat President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
PALACE MARKET.

Fresh Country Eggs, I5c Dozen Lines IOc per dOx., 56c per hundred.
 R. H. YeIvertOn, fnone x45. No. Court So.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

It begins to look as if that Chicago National League team, has serious de signs on the penant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

Birmingham continues to sereneiy win--but so does Montgomery. Chica- go. Mobile and Philadelphia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

That American League race is again getting beautifully punched and An- other road trip bgins next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the books or asaessment for the year of 1906 have been completed and are ready for inspection aho ho Tho Board of Equalization will sit on tnc eacond Monday in July, 1906. to examine the aszessor's returns and to correct any errors therein
 r v ST. wEsTcoTr. -fAt cfei k.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

Every one of the Climbers received yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
Widow oa wyckoR Dead.

Easton, Pa. July b.--SusAh Ms Wyckoff. widow of General Charles A. Wyckoff ranking oficer of the Amer lean army, killed during the Spanish war. died at her home here today :. General wyckoff fell at San Juan HILL July 1, 1898.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

once more 1t was all Maxwell.
 Now let's get in that five hundred per cent. mark
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
COTTON STATES.
snuTH ATLANTIC,
c z Q . . Q 9NN0 Q . c 2 z z . . ~onAr's SCHEDULE ( . a~~A%~~A~A~ . . ~~~A~c .

southern LeaEue-- Nashville at Montgomery. Atlanta at BirminghaiR
 Shreveport at New Orleans
 Memphis at Little Rock Anscricnn Lcague-- Washington at Philadelphia.
 New York at Boston. National asenGue--- Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St. Louis.
 Be ston at New York.
 Philadelphia at Brooklyn, AJserss RY ArSocIntlon.-- Indianapolis at Columbus. Toledo at Louisville
 St. Paul at Milwaukee.
 Minneapolis at Kansas City South Atlantic Augusta at Charleston. Columhias at Jacksonville
 Savannah at Macon, Cet.Ou states Mobile at Jackson. Vicksburg at Meridian.
 Baton Rouge at Gulfport.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06
POUNDED MIR. HARLEY
CLARK OF BTRMINGHAM IN GOOD
 FORM.
The BaronS Capture First Contest From The Ffremen Getting a Total Of Thirteen Hits on The Att
 Ianta TWIrler.

Birmingham. July 5.--Birmineham m pounded Harley freely. Clark showed good form. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

Two ex-Montgcmery pitchers won in the Cotton States yeRterday. 0ood- wyn won for Mobile and Billy May Tor Gulfport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

A Few Fol Tips.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

The Rooters Cyub should go tQ Q night school Such determined roofing as Mike Finn did from the bench m the ninth inning was an eye-opener-- hut the sad part of 1t for Mike was that 1t was all wasted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

Mobile and Baton Rouge are now tied for third place in the Cotton States 9nd at the rate Mobile is going Dusty MI. ler's bunch will take second pleo@ from Jackson within the next teN days. Then look out for great run for the penant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

St Louis. Mo. July 5.-st. Louis won a hard mp hill game from Cincinnati tOudy. oCOIo. n II F,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

Brooklyn. N. Y. July 5.--In a well played game Philadelphia defeate5 the home club today. score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

New York. July 5.-In a pitchers battle New York defeated Boston Ih' fielding was brilliant. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-06

Brooklyn. .. 300 0le col--o
 Batteries--Richie, Ptttinger and Dooin: Scanlcn and Bergen Time 1:4S. Umpire Conway.