The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
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Next Years Prospects. think that Montgomery is going to have the best baseball team next year she has ever had" said a base ing the trials and tribuiations of Ma larky's bunch this year, "and think that she has put her foot in a direc- course 1 know that you will scoff at the idea, as have most people with whom l have spoken in this vein, but come Y trSe Se Most ena peopie opek 'pas Know W sre pretty much disgusted just now.
 Tn the first place Montgomery has already set to work to get players for next season. Helms, a cracker-Jack pitcher. has already been purchased. 4 good first baseman has been purchased. Manage Malarky and President Cham bers. understand, are keeping their
 Then, again. 1t IS about time that the Climbers should begin their climb. They should climb to the front the first part of the season; they should keep the. reach of the other aggregations. 1t is not natural for us to be the un- der dog all of the time.
 Mark my prediction, the Senators will have winning team next year. It Is due to be the case. and something tells me that 1t will"
 Georgin's Liquor Traffic.
 Montgomery, to all appearances. will be one of the first of Georgia's near by cities to catch part of her liquor traffic The solons from the red hills have legislated that prohibition is the aftGs Sesn as the h Ss sany sta are jealousy watching the flight of Father Time as the scythe bearer speeds to the last night of December,
 Because of the prohibition agencies that have been stirring the Magic City, Birmingham will in all probability y be at this time Searching for an adopt ed territory. As matters now stand, the traditional goddesses of fate seem to be marking this city for a brotherly
 Also, the focal saloon license Is very the s40O and s200 ordinance Is un- asy Hay iass nhs AdsFFmsn ddFnsr fsRss SaVs @ thetr attitude in regard to an increase of a very unfavorable nature.
 In view of these things, Mont gomery s ous stsssx Geopgia ss'sus eities. written by ag grieved whiskey dealers, making in- qulries concerning the situation down
 Mayor Teague received such conn municatien yesterday, from c. J Rooney of Augusta, and other parties in the city have received like inqut~ ries.s
 Montgomerisn at Chautauaua.
 The Chatauauan Daily, newspaper published at Chautauqua, zN. f.,z n US account of. the banquet of the alumni a response to a proposed sentiment by MT. 0 A. Lanier of Montgomery.
 The account says:
 ''has been sometimes described as 2 place made up of people from north of the Ohio River. Yet we have pre- served here. too: a certain tFsaai'ion st @ es to us from south of the Ohio River. Here. too, we meet our friends from the South and join in national fellow ship One such friend among others we have with us tonight MT. Lan'sr
 After telling few clever stories, MT, Lanler said that he had been asked to shs sse MooRns sssassH srd ron bu. tst hR rsas should have been from The Home oL the Yellow Hammer" the bird or ms native State, He concluded his talk githh 2 pretty sonnet to rne hoek'hs
 Blight Legislator; Save Peaches.
 'The peach crop has certainly been SR the gg19s tnis so an nsatiabls "Generally at this season of the year and for weeks, we have been happy t0rOQRn SlHkl0K our lEELn lhAO AA$&Ay of the fine varieties raised about here.
 aThe few peaches that have. ap- peared cost enough to help RosslTeSSsslleeTT Ss eT fine and are of a class as good as the originals of the photos in q rogues s'of Course. everything can't be fine all the time, but I wish nature had picked out something else to visit her wrath on than the peach crop. na, blight t out the legislator crop entirely and spare the peaches"
 Day Sergeant of Police Oscar Mepade and Patrol Driver J; P. ,r Westc9tt ;0 Ia n ieft town, Richmond, New York. Detroit, Cincinnati and other Northern a,sa and Western cities. Mrs. McDade and MISS McDade, accompanied the party, and will be away from Montgomery about two weeks.
 PresIdent of the Board of Revenue of Montbomery County, has been i'll from typhoid fever for several days at St. Margaret's Hospital. The fever IS Mir. Tyson was reported yesterday ss having spent comfortable day.
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 MT. J. c. Mason of the Atlantic Com DEGSS GOnDdnNy VIII lE1NC hHAS ing for an extended trip to the West. While away, he will join Mrs. Mason and little son, who are at Hughes Springs Tex, returning to the city about September 1st.
 Col. Harvey E., Jones, member of the State Tax Commission, has gone to Mobile in connection with the duties of his office.
 Hr. Henry Clay Tompkins returned yesterday from a trip to Jamestown, Baltimore and New York
 MT. John K. Messersmith of Gull man Is in Montgomery.
 Mir. A. H. Hill of Brantley is in the city, accompanied by his wife.
 MT. J: M. Brooks of Birmingham is in the city.
 MT. NJ. c. Banks of Birmingham was in the city last night.
 MT. F. F. Patterson Of Selma is at Hotel Summers, accompanied by his son.
 Mir. s. A sisk of Gordon is in the city.
 Governor C0mer's speech at Huntsville. VI.V..