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Second GAME

First base by crrors- Cincinnati, !; st. Louis. 2
Left on hases-Cincinnati. g. St Louis. s. First
base on hsils-Of Beebe, ?. lf Hall 4: of Karrr-.
Struck ort-By Bcebe 2: bv Hall ,; by karger.
g. Thr-e-base hitS-Byrno. Murray. Beebe Camel
Tvo-bsse hits-L0bcrt Mitchell Sacrifice hit
Davis. Stolen bases Lobart Byrne Camel Dou-
be plays-Huggns 10 Camel Hit by pitcher
By Mason, 2 in one inning By Beebe in two in
ming Umuire-Nr. Ca1I.nter Time Il game-l
hour and 20 minutes. Attcudsuce-599l
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PIRATES GET FOURTH
Cubs Fail to Win a Game of
the Entire Series.
LAST CONTEST IS A LONG TIE

Pittsburg lunches Hits In Fifth
Inning of First and Gains Lead.
No Scoring After Fourth Inning of
Second COntest-Pitchers i'm Good
Form, and Seem 90 Grow Stronger.
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N On b8so8-St Louis G. Cleveland. 8 Fir1t
base on bans-Of RhoadeS. 8. Struck out-By Pelty.
& Three-basc hit-Waacc. Tw0-basa hiss-OCon-
ro-. Wallace. aud Flick Sacrifice hits-BTadley ~.
Stolen bsse-Fiick Double qlsys-Nies to Wallace
90 Jones birmingham 90 CLARK Hit by pitcher
o'CCmcr. umpires-EVaus and Connolly. Time e
GaElc-l hour and 70 minutes. ArtcndaucC-3500
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Windsor.
FOURTH RACE-One

IUINIH nv f-Vne mt u mInlln Han1lelHi
. uree-vear-olds ard upward.
VIVID Flower H.. 90 Charlie Gnbert........ lo6
Laft Guard ...--..... % fact0tum ............ no
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SOX SHUT OUT DETROIT.
Five Hits, Aided by Error and Pass
ed BAH. Result in Runs.

Chicago. June 5o-The Sox banked De
troit before an enormous crowd to-day
Detroit could not bunch hits on White.
while an error by Crawford and a passed
ball by Schmidt were big factors in both
Chicago runs. Score.
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CHICAGO LEAGUE BALL CLUB.
Per Charles ". Murphy. President"
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First base bv errors Chicago. /. Detroit. . Left
on has5s-Chicago. 6; Detroit g. First base on
nlls-Of White, 3. Of Sicver. J. Struck ort-Ry
White. !. BIZ Sevgr. l. Sacrifice hits-Rossmau
pruchu'. Stolen bascs-D Jones. Cobb Passed
bah Schmidt Umpiye-N r. OLoughlu Time of
came-l hour and . Minutes Atteudarce-Is00
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summer FootI,aII Instruction.

Chicago, H.. june 22.-Coach stagg has
announced a summer season Of football
at Marshall Field. He win conduct class
es for prospective coaches aad players
ali summer. beginning next Monday.
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MAPS DOWN THE BROWNS.
Cleveland scores Twice in First and
Is Never Headed

ST Louis. June 30.-Cleveland took the
game this afternoon from St Louis 3 to /.
The home team made a bad start and
Cleveland scored two runs. After that
the game was an even one. Score.
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First base by eTors-Chias5. l. Pttsburg
Left on hases-Chicago. 81 Pittsburg C. First base
oH tais-On Overall 4. of Lever. 3 Struck cut
By Overall. l. Home nu-Storkc. Two-hase hits
Slagle and Shecsard Stolen base-Clarke Hit by
Vitchcr-By Overall. l. by Lever L Umpires-
Msssss johnstoaie and O'Day. Time Of game
hour and IS minutes.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

81. Louis, 4, Cincinnati, I.
Cincinnati, 81 81. Louis, 3.
Pitsburg, ;; Chicago, 3.
PittsburE. IL Chicago, 4.
Us inningsl
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NV PLAYER COMING
sntiIlOn Expects to Land
Another lnfielder.
rOR SECOND OR SHORTST0P

Nationals Inneld Must he BoIstered
Up. and if New Man Is Signed He
win Join the Team at Once
ShiptI,e TO Report at Chicaeo-.Ione.
Leading Nationals in Batting.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
ecial TO The Washington Herald.

oI-ClI % IIs WaE-IIlgIln HtTlIl
LynCh0urg. Va. June 3O-Third Base
man John Rhoades. Of McKeosport, late
Of the P O. NJ League. has joined the
Lynchburg team, and he will be given a
trial by Manager GgiRa
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Totals ..... 4llEi5 0.

raL base tH eIr0Ts-sf Louis. 3. Let 0u bases
Cincinnati J.; S. Louis. z. FIRST base on balls
on Ewing 9. of LHsh. s. Hits nadr-Of Lush
i'm seven and ore-hah innings. o-f Ewing 20 iu
eight innings Struck out-By Ewing, z hy Lush
>, ty karger I: by Mason. l. lhrse-base hit
Ewing TEohase hits-MuUav NoCrau Rvrue
stolen bascs-Byne Murray o. Double plays
higgins % Camel, Ewing 10 Higgins ta Camel
Hit hy pitclcr-By Lush, l. Umrirr-Alr Carpenter.
Time uf game hours and u miutes
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Cleveland, >; ST. Louis, 1.
Chicago, .; Detroit, o.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At NeWark-Nevark. I Jersey City. 2
STANDING or THE TEAMS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

At MemThis-New Orleans s. Memphis. 4.
Al Shreveport 6; Little Roc, 4,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12
MAYOR MAY DUMP F1R-
 E.GNERS 0N OTTAWA
The Daily Alaskan Gable.

Vancouver Sept. l2-Eight hundred Hindus who are penness arrived on the steamer Montsge yesterday As soon as their condition made known to the May or he wired Ottawa that there work for them in the Vancouver vicinity and that unless the government would at once order them akencre of by the government authorities and fed by them he would send the eight hundred to Ottawa boycott which has spread all over this section and which will undoubtedly reach every por ton of British Columbia has been declared So far reach ing is the boycott that by its terms all persons who in any manner are connected with the employment of Or entaI labor will be refused the patronage of the friends of white labor.
 This morning two unknown chinamen seized small white child who was sitting the doorstep of its home and flung it into the street The action observed by number of men who started after the cbnamen. They were joined by others and in a few minutes mob be- hind the fleeing chinamen numbered several hundred. The chinamen escaped by hiding in Chinatown.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12

J. A. Fraser, gold commissioner Of the Auin, B. C., district was 10 bha city yesterday on bls way home lo Auin, after on inspection of tbc Rainy Hollow district. "E7erything ls look. ing prosperous iu tho district" said Mir. Frsser to The Alaskan. "A good deal of assessment work is being done and more than the ususI amount Of de- velopment is gong on. Captain Brorn is getting out some good ore, which he is sacyiug and shipping. B. s. WiIkiE- SOD is surveying the Brown property
 this is the first surveying th.t has been done Op mlDing property 10 the district sod Mir. Brown wiIl, ! think, spply for crown grants. Hugh Mo'y0caUv. road foreman of the AJIin district is there DOW Iu0Bnz over tbe preliminary work of the road, which wiI begin at Pleas ant Camp cpd end al Rainy Hollow; about twenty men viH be employed from uow until the weather forces a suspension oI work. The A.assa Road Commission is building O good r9sd from Wells 70 Plearanl Camp
 "A stampede has recently taken place near the Three GuBrdsmaB noun tain, four or five miles northeast Of Rainy Hollow. The showing H very
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12
Special Correspondence }

HaiDes, Sept, ll-WsIJer Storey superintendent Of the Alaska Packers Association canHsry at Pyramid Hsrbor arrived iD town this morning and brings word that one Indian man Is dead and an Indian woman is very sick sl the latter place as a result of drinking too much Of a dsHllate sold in HaInes under tbe name Of vhJstey. Tg appears that a couple Of Japs from Che caHDgry got some liquor iu Haines and going back to Pyramid Monday night, im- mediatoly proceede5to administer the same Co the natives. The following morning the msn and woman were found insensib,e and apparently para lyzed. The man never gained Consci-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12
HAYNES INDIANS DRINK P0I-
 S0N ONE DEAD OTHER DYING

ousnsn end died about midnight lsst night The woman is ztW 10 a pre- .carious condition b7t hopes gre enter tainea for her recovery. TuHsd stssss Deputy Attorney ". A. BunbfI who happened 60 bo here, bss already sst ,bo vbsaIs o' justice going Deputy Marshal Jessie Ts1seu has gone t0 Pyramid hsrb1r .7 bring In Che Iags and Il is ezpssasi Hbas Judge LeFsvsr win arrive oa tbe 8rsJ b1st gs hold co inquest and preliminary svaminaljon
 To susrgr % a message received late Iast night Ja5za Le Fe7rs left lo- day for Hafnes and vW hold 80 ia- quest and also aB investigation into tbs manner by which tas liquor vss given t0 IhG Iuiisaa.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12
HER0ISM ]F
 AMERICAN SAILORS hT FIRE

hands carried Che shells outside the line Of danger. The magazine was filled with guncotton and ammuDili'u, and the Jackl $ iormeI in line and car. ried the explosives, which were so hot that, although provided win gloves, the sailors hands were burned The action of the men is c'assed by the New York World this morning as one of the mos. seit.sacri6Cing acts Of the American navy. The damage to the ship will be repaired at once.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12

Seattle, Sept PA mass meeting which will be att tended by the laborng men of the city is called for to night Tacoma unions will also come here to participate Action will be taken looking towards the beginning of fight on employers of Oriental labor Rumors were on the street today that the Japanese residents of the Iower end of the city were armng themselves fearing trouble The Japanese consul is with statement that the Japs are not armng and pleads to have his countrymen allowed 10 live unmolested
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Washington. Sept. H-Fire broke out ln the coal bunkers oi the batGleship Indiana last night, and it spread 50 rap Idly that, before they could bs taken out, the shells in the hold became red hot and were in danger Of exploding. Nine Jackies volunteered to enter she hold and remove the shells, the explO- sion of which meant the destruction oi the ship and loss Of life. They were permitted to do so and with blistsrsd
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12
800 HINDUS ARE FOOOLESS
bTL.N G0-D COMMISSIONER
 PRAISES RAINY HOLLOW

fae In copper and iron. Twelve claims have been gske5 and during my slsy gbsrs ] tssus5 twenty free miners csr. g6cstsE KgE1Ehoai su Indian, bss lately brought 10 some excellent sam pies 5t ore a55 the locality from which be brought tho samples ia Attracting considerable intention.
 "Tt iE my opinion tasf one HiII hs able % drive from Wells to Eafay H7I. low. If not from Hares. hg tns Ums next year.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12
HARB0R
 VOLCANO SCARE
The DaHy Alaskan Cable.

Seattle. Sept Iz-Prst faEgsr the Boston s5fFacIsf. who has 5azt returned from an investigation oi abs Alaskan volcano Cn tbe AEuta1 Es's0d ir Dutch Bsrb9r- rru5rts that Che crater Is as- tive and lh6 scare among ths rest Esats fs increasing.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-12

BelIingham Sept. I2-Tbe OHantals employed in the canneres have received anonymous warnings to leave the country and the Japs all departing. The Chinese being assured of protection by the companies hesat ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12

~ hANhhhNh
Bids will Ice received by the association at
the omlce II "The Big Fair" until September
J.. 1907. FOR the following exclusive privi-
leges on the fair grounds during the TWEEN
ty-seventh Annual Sew Mexico Territorial
Fair. october 7-le. 1897
B0okinB
Program and score card
Seat cushious.
Soft drinks. CANDY, peanuts, popcorn.
chewing gum. etc. for grand stand and
quarter stretch.
lee cream cones for grand stand and
quarter stretch,
Bar under grand stand
Small stand fer hamhufgefs red hets. ETC.
under grand stand.
Restaurant.
Shooting gallery.
And FOR many non-evclusive privileges Tor
The grounds outside tho grand stand aud
quarter stretch.
Buyers of exclusives are allowed one stand
on the grounds Tor each privilege.
Foot %peddlers, selling goods ON the
grounds. from stands will be charged Ave
dollars $50 per man
Ten per cent ~ bids must accompany
proposals for exclusive privileges and an
additional went five per cent must he paia
all unaccepted bids to bee returned imme-
diately after September j. but both pay
mcnts to bee forfeited 10 The association 20
BALANCE 90 accepted bid % not paid. at the
office Of the association, on or before =
o'clock Monday morning. October 1897
The association reserves the right 10 re-
iect any or an bids
JAY A. HUBBs.
Manager.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12
SANTA FE TAKES 4
SURPRISING
BRACE
LOPEZ HELD BROWNS
FOR SINGLE SCRATCH HIT
Cradle and GaIgaho Give
Spectacular Exhibition of the
AIT of Pitching Baseball.
Score 3 to |.

Ragged fielding on the part Of tn
santa Pc inheld and the extraordinary
pitching Of Craible and Galgano. wha
divided the game for the Browns. won
yesterdays game for the nome team
from the Ancient city crowd by a cor
Of ? to l..
The feature Of the game was the
sensational brace taken by young Lo-
PEI. the Santa Fe pitcher, who has
up To this game, been an easy mark
tor the Browns. Yesterday Lopez held
Mr.. McIntosh's proteges down to one
little scratch hit, ana did it with an
ease and grace hat caused the grand
stand To sit up very straight. Had
Lopez had the support he deserved,
he would have come very near win
ming the game for Santa Fe. The
dumb fielding of the Santa Fee play
ers gave the Browns all the advan-
tage needed.
Both Cradle and Galgano were in
good form and Santa Fe was wholly
unable to do any business with either.
The visitors got their first and only
run In the first inning. Parsons dot
bled TO left and scored when McDon-
ala threw low TO third on Parsons at
tempt to steal third.
The Browns went them n better
in their half OF the inning. After
Kunz had been thrown out by Lopez
10 G. Parsons Clancy reached first on
an error. went to second on Galgano's
nit to first and both scored when he
santa Fe team took a little balloon
ascension.
The Browns third ana final run was
scored i'm the third inning when. with
no one out Kunz hit to short and Went
an the way around to third, when w.
Parsons threw the ball ten feet g
@. Parsons head. Galgano hit a hot
one to Lopez which the latter failed
10 hold and Kunz romped in with the
last run of the game.
Both teams threatened to O
several times during the remainder Of
TIN gam Tut fart q lding aud good
pitching retired the side without an
other score being made. Cradle an3
Galgano for the Browns both pitched
good ball and had the visitors at their
mercy with men on bases. In the
ninth inning. with two men on bases
and no one out. cradle struck out the
two following batters and forced the
other to pop up a little fly.
The score:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12

won-excIuslvo privileges FOR the streets ~
Albuquerque during fair week October a-l4f
1907 win be offered hv the twenty seventh
Annual New Mexico Territorial Fair Assn-
citation al the rate 90 fifteen dollars Nl5l
Ter small stands. small tents. etc, and
tNsuty-nve dollars tS25l fur shooting gal
iefies dance paFlliuns. etc.
One-haIf ~ the amount is payable al the
office u "The Big Fair Monday. october
1897. and the balance NOT later than 10
clock Thursday morning. October 10. 1907.
The usual classincatons efh De- follow
90 in determining what each stand may OF
fer Gar sale
Bids ON the exclusive privilege ar con-
f-fu viii be received by the association I'M
Do september J.. 1907.
Ten per cent of bid must cumpany pro-
HHsals Tor confetti and an additional TWEEN
fy-nVe per cent must be paid when bid ls
accepted. the first payment on all unae
H-pted bids TO be returned Immediately az
Ter september 1. but both payments on the
accepted bid TO be forfeited 20 the Assn
citation N balance o. bid is not paid AZ the
office n The Big Fair" on or before 2
o'clock Monday morning October :. 1907.
stands may send Qua foot peddiers who
nlu BE- charged nve dollars $50 per man.
The assacation reserves The right 20 re-
1ett any o. nn bids
The fair coiors are cardinal and dark
green.
No graflng q any nature viii Be allow
A A HUBS
Manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12
NO JURY FOR VALENCIA
COUNTY COURT THIS FALL
Judge Abbott Determines That There
l. Not Enough business ON Hand to
Warrant the Expense.

The condition of the court docket n
Valencia county Is certainly a credit
to the reputation of that county as a
law abiding community. According 20
Judge Ira a. Abbott Of the Second
district court. there is not enough bus
mess on hand In Valencia county at
present TO warrant the expense o.
%summoning a jury for the coming
term of court. The court has there
fore ordered that no jury be drawn
and the jury commissioners for Valen-
ella county have been Informed that
their services will not be needed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12
ANNOUNCED
FOR THE FAIR
TOURNAMENT
MANAGER M, {, HICKEY
LAYS DOWN THE LAW
Players Must Have Lived Con-
tinuousIy for Forty-fiye Days
in the Towns They Represent
Before Tournament Opens,

NJ. T.. Hickey. who is manager
again this year Of the fair baseball
tournament, has formally announced
the purses for the tournament and
conditions under which teams may
compete. in the following circular,
which has been Sent to every
baseball manager and club in the
territories and to FL Paso and Trini-
dad:
Rules and Regulations OF The Big
Fair" Baseball Tournament. Albu-
querque. New Mexico, october 7-12,
1907.
First prize. 5000.
Second prize, $500.
Third prize. 5000.
No town can be represented by
more than one club.
There will be no entrance fee.
Clubs playing in this series Of
games will be limited 90 Arizona. New
Mexico. FL Paso. Texas. ana Trinidad,
Colorado.
The players must have lived contin-
uously i'm the above named district for
at least forty-five days previous to
October :. 1907. and the manager of
each club must be prepared to- sub
stantiate this fact, except that each
club may have three players import
ed from without the above specified
district.
The management will arrange the
time and order of playing. will ar
range for an umpire. and viii be the
final arbiter in all disputed questions
that may arise.
All games Will be played under Ma
tiopal league rules.
All entries must be made not later
than October /, 1907, and a list of
the IN OF all players in each club
participating in the tournament must
be furnished the management by 9
o'clock Monday morning. October T..
1907. NJ. e. HICKEY,
Superintendent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12

More than half Of mankind over sixty
years ~ age suffer from kidney and blad-
de- disorders. usually enlargement Of pros
tate glands. This lie both painful and dan
gerous. and Foley's Kidney Cure should be
taken at the first sign 81 danger. as ~ cor
reefs irregularities and has cured many old
men 0f this disease. Mr.. Rodney Burnett.
Rockport. Mo. krites. Il suffered with en-
iarged prostate gland and kidney trouble fn
years and after taking two BOTTLES 81 Foiey's
Kidney cure ] feel better than ! have for
twenty years. although ! am now 81 years
old" j. ~ O'Reilly Co. druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12

For ten years ] was confined to NV bed
with disease or my kidneys writes Il A
Gray. j. p. u Oakville. Ina 1T was ~ Sc
we're that { could not move part ~ the time
consulted the very best medical skill avail
ahie. but could get mo- relief until Foley
kidney cure was TO me. II
has been a Godsend 10 me" j. II. OHleliy
co.. druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12

Base ON balls. off Cradle; O. Par
sons. off Lopez: Hale, Galgano. No
Hugh and Rathburn. Struck out: ny
Galgano. five in five innings. by Graz
BILE. four In -four innings; by Lopez.
five. Hit by pitched ball: Digino
Double plays: W. Parsons to y. An
derson to c.. Parsons. Two base hits:
e.. Parsons.
Base hits off Galgano: Three In hve
innings: off Cradle; one In four in
nings. Time Of game. n hour n
thirty-fve minutes. Umpire Coombs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12

"Bargain- finders are people who get the
most service out Of their dOllarS-and they
all read Morning ournal advertisements.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12
WE HAVE DANDY Spring CHICKENS
THE MONARCH GROCERY 60.
NICE EGG PLANT At THE MONARCH.

Pal-Pinto Mineral Water cures and pre-
vents Blliousness. Ask your grocer for Il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-12

ROCKY FORD CANTAIOUPES II
AGAIN AT THE MONARCH GROCERY 60
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CAULIrLowER At THE MONARCr
GROCERY co.
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III q LIVE IN A sMALL TOWN AMI
FIND 1T HARD TO GIT WHAT %
WANT IN FANCY OR SrAPL GROCER
les. WRITE Us. WE HAVE NEARLT
EVERYTHING. 4. q. A a co.
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FINE CANTALouPES EVERY DAY Al
THE MONARCH GROCERY 60.
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The very nest OF Kansas city Beef and
Mutton Mt MI KLEINWORT's. liz North
Third street.
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TRY OUR POTATO CHIPS. MON
ARCH GROCERY COMPANY.
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MIC WHITE CAULIFIOwER AND
CELERY. THE MONARCH GROCERY 60.
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AprLhs AT rnE MONARCH GROCERY
TODAY