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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17
RECORD OF GAMES
ON WESTERN TRIP
AMATEUR GAMES.

The Tigers defeated the Billies yes
terday afternoon on the latter's dia-
mond by a score of 16 to 8. The feat
ure of the game was a sensational stop
by MINIS. and the heavy hitting OF
the Tigers.
The lineup was:
Tigers Hirsch. 2b,: Ray, c.; Garrett.
3b; Parker, p; Dhfiy. If; Finn, t, 1h:
MINIS, SIS; Gay CT; Rutter, RI
Billies--Perry, 1b; Marshall c.; Mas
sey Oh; Courtney. SIS; Holiday, IF. !;
Ford, 3D.: Mcdonald, CT; Finn. H., p. !;
c. Holiday. II.
Score by innings.
RHE.
Billies.. :. . 100 600 314--9 .
Tigers ... -. 553 1O2 Oo'--l6 is s
Summary Two base hits, Hirsch, 8:
Ray, @ Parker, Dif1y. MINIS, q Finn,
H. Three base hits, Finn, T, = Home
runs, Difly, Ford. Struck out, by Par
ker. 6: by Finn. H. 8. Base on balls,
bv Finn. H, 1: by Parker, l. Scorer.
Allen Umpire. Browder.
The Billies and Tigers will play this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Billles
diamond
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17

The record of that Chicago National
League team on their eastern trip is
wonderful If the New York Giants
can't win that way when they go west
MS all off with them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17

out out of the burning of two barns on
Gillmore's farm which act he suspect
ed Gilman of committing, died today :.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17

That Detroit team is making a re-.
markable run in the American League
and seems to have sinister designs on
the top of the heap in Ban Johnson's
League,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17
JAKE ATS ERRORS
SHORTSTOP GAVE NASHVlLLE
HARD EARNED VICTORY.
Both Johnny Duggan and, MOxie Manuel
Were In Fine Fettle and the Hits
Were About Evenly
divided

New Orleans, La, May 16-Nashville
shut out the locals in the first game of
the, series here today. Manuel and
Duggan engaged in a pitchers duel.
Nashville's only run was scored on Ats
two errors in the fourth inning. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17

city yesterday morning. They were
both in such a condition that they
could not play a game on this trip.
sent hem home from New Orleans. One
of the pitchers will play the outfield.
Malarky is there at present and doing
great work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17

The Montgomery team got the ap-
plause and the Memphis team just lots
of groans. That was the way the OPP
Higgins. i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17
CONTRACTORS:

All bids for the six houses in Capitol
Heights must be in by Saturday night, May
is. 1907. Plan can be seen at our office.
ut WEST VIRGINIA LAND CO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17
Total 5000. ..29 Q "A II z
waited for Turner in ninth

Score by innings: r II II.
Little Rock 900 ISo 0iX-o
Birmingham =. :. 900 600 600
Summary-Earned runs, Little Rock.
fica hits. Hess, Kinble, Montgomery
Esolen bases, Sm1tA Page Base on
balls OFF Hart; off Turner, l; Struck
out by Hart, 8; by Turner. 8; hit by
Ditcher, by Hart (Smith) (Montgom-
arv1 BY Turner (Miller)
Iirst on errors, Birmingham, /.
Double plays. Page to Rockenfield to
1ouglass. Time. 1885. Umpire. Zlm-
mer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

jacksonville. Fla, May l6--Today, S
uas uninteresting as the visitors
cams ame never in the running. Score:
,oo,,sonv,lle -. 100 O2O OO'3 o
JaeKson,e 600 600 OOO--0 l
co REatteries- and Roth Mckenzie
and Smith.
Macon. Ca, May 16--After getting out
~ 4 bad hole in the eighth. Helm lost
the ninth. due to his own wildness
Score: RuE
~.. .... 600 900 OOo--O 4 /
11sas $500 -. 900 900 DOLL i
batteries Helm and Harnfsh; RAY
snond and Reisinger: 90 e.,
savannah, Ca May 16--Savannah
hnnched errors and Augusta was given
fsa benefit of two doubtful decisions In
shs fourteenth inning today, scoring
three runs and winning the game
Score: pIyu
savannah. 600 900 900 900 90 2
'1ngr,sta :. 600 900 900 900 OBS o
Batteries--DeaVer anu AaAAhVA :
: Eznl-aAa and EYars1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17

McCann and Perry were slamming
'em out yesterday in great shape The
entire bunch gave OTIS Stockdale a
headache.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League
.Aempnis. 1; Montgomery, s,
Little Rock, 5; Birmingham, 0.
sShreveport-Atlanta no game; At
lanta failing to arrive
New Orleans. o; Nashville, /
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17

The squeeze is worked nearly every
day now. Yesterday Malarky squeezed
Baxter in in the second inning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17

Jackson drops into the Cotton States
cellar, while Gulfport Is giving Mo-
bile a run for first place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-17
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
In seventh place.

One or two won games will put Mont
gomery in the first division. And then
the top for ours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
A Sacrifice Sale of Fine Oriental RuqS
Some of the Finest Rugs Offered at Less Than Cost

This sale offers one of the greatest rug opportunities that Birmingham has ever known. We feel compelled to make room for new lines at regular seasons in the year-and one import ant part of the preparation consists in selling off as many of those already on hand as possible.
 We have recently purchased the en- tire collection of one of the largest i'm porters of New York These goods are on the way now and to make room for them without crowding our i'm mense carpet and domestic rug stocks, we feel 1t necessary to take strenuous measures with all the rugs on hand at present.
 In this way some of the choicest rugs we have shown since we began Oriental rug selling will be forced out at less than actual cost to us.
 The following prices will give you some idea of the reductions that will prevail during this sale:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Sterling Silver---NeW and Attractive ASSOrtmentS.

There Is no better place to bring your troubles in gift selecting than to our sterling silver department-because nothing can ever quite take the place of sterling silver for real ly acceptable presents.
 Remember that, when you are wondering what you can give the bride to make her real ly happy.
 Our sterling silver stock has been made de cidedly attractive by the addition of large purchases of late-and we are receiving great praise for the beauty and artistic designs of the new pieces.
 Sterling silver baskets $5OO S5O0O.
 S12.OO O $27OO.
 Relish dishes $s.50 10 $t8.O0.
 $2000 Q
 Sandwich pIates S32.OO to S5O0O.
 Vegetable Dishes, without S20OO SS0.00.
 Sterling silver comports, S22.5O to $5O.O0
 bowls Q
 Sterling pIaters S2s5O Q S12O.00 Diamonds? Plenty of them, if you Ire look ing for the very finest kind-the only kind that it ever pays to buy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Imported ChiffOns
 Gre ally Reduced

About fifty individual dress lengths of im- ported mousseline chiffon, in both embroder- ed and printed effects The designs are coin dots, moon spots, squares, stripes and Ori- ehtal patterns. The grounds are white and ivory with the designs in hello, rose and cell shades. Imported to sell at $2.50 to $3.50 per yard-here this week at the uniform price of $195 per yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Royal kirmanShahS
Sizes Sx10, 9x12 and 11x15.

Ivory grounds with light rose, gold and old blue medallions or all-over floral designs in absinthe and ivory shades; also in combinations of ivory, pale rose, steel blue with Nile green borders
 Former prices $35O, $4OO, $500, $6OO and $750.
 Sale price s275, S325, s4OO, $500 and S600
 Suitable for parlors and drawing rooms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Mus hkabadS, SultanabadS,
MahaIS, Etc.
Sizes 9x11, 10x11, 9x12, 11x13, 12x15.

Sizes 9x11, 10x11, 9x12, 11x13, 12x15.
 Rich old red and steel blue grounds, with dark carmen Herati design or plain medallion effects in royal blue, rose and Nile; with borders of olive, old rose and forest green.
 An inexpensive and most serviceable rug for general use.
 Former prices $125, $50, $200, $500 and $350.
 Sale prices S9S, $115, $155, $250, S275.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Evening Silks In PrOfusiOn

A. splendid showing of print wrap tatfetas, messaline taffetas and evening brocades for evening dresses and foundation Things. The designs are both original and exclusive most of them very new This week at most attractive prices-95c, $115, $1.35, $1.69 yd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Loveman, Joseph 6 Loeb
Loveman, Joseph 6 Loeb
Toilet Goods Specials

Violet bottles. sf.oO value, n
  Creme EIcaya--n supersur food--5Oc Madame Rupperss Face BIcnch--25c. Tappan'S Violet sanitoI liauid) 25e regularly, af White GIyccrne Soap, two cakes for 25c. quality three cakes 25c. cakes for 25c. Nail Poishers, T1-Inch, case-5Oc. BoutGn pOIishcrs nniIp planice stick, pIcfe Q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
La Grecque Corsets and
Tailored Suits.

We have in stock at present the latest ere ations in LaGrecque Corsets and tailored lin gerie You're cordially invited to inspect the new styles.
 Corsets that give style, shapeliness and comfort-that need no 'breaking in.''
 Tailored lingerie in single and combination garments, smooth-ftting shaped to the figure garments that give feeling of absolute com fort and add immensely to the style and the shapeIiness of your figure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
S1.25 Dress TaffetaS
 At S1.OO a Yard

Twenty new coors to select from in this of fering of fine French dress taffetas, with soft crush or break in wearing
 We have all the new coors, including browns, purples, greens, red and blues. This week at $1.00 yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Fine TabriZ RuqS
Sizes 7x10, 8x11 and 9x12 Feet.

With old ivory all-over floral de- slgns, m rose and Nile green; or the famous Herati design in ivory and electric blue grounds, with Magenta, rose. ivory and pistach green medal lions. Also in small designs of shell pink and robin $ egg blue corners and Nile blue and ivory borders.
 Suitable for reception halls, libra ries and dens.
 Former prices $325, $375 and $45O.
 Sale price $275, $500 and $375.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Genuine Anthony Bags

They keep coming and coimng, and yet we are hardly able to supply the demand. These are entirely new aud the finest we have had thus far In real India goat and leather and ooze calf, at $125 to $300 each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
SerapiS, Serabs and SarakS
Sizes 9x12, 10x13, 12x15 Feet.

Sizes 9xl2, lOxl3, l2xl5 Feet.
 With Cobalt blue, ivory and Hunters green grounds and plain light rose, royal blue and royal blue medallions, or all over small Herati or Persian patterns; borders in dark rose and sky blue
 The best rugs for dining rooms and sitting rooms.
 Former prices $275, $350 $425
 Sale prices $225, $28750, $350
 Besides the above, we have most att tractive showing of Royal Bokharas, Kirmans, Saraks, Shirvans, Afghans, and all other fine Oriental rugs in large and medium sizes-at special low prices during this sale.
 Come and see the goods even though you do not think of buying at present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Leather Novelties That Win
 Admir- atiOn Daily

Artistic new creations in bags, purses card and boxes, music bags and all other kinds of leather novelties of every description.
 The showing is worth special visit to the store on the part of any one interested in buy ing at the present time. SHOPPING BAGs-rbc latest shapes and coIors in alli yzHIrus. lion, pebble skin, frog skin. fancy to DRESSING CASES seal skin. ings of req to cac COLLAR AND BOXES, made of O. andI india goat, at 3sc to
 MUSIC ROLLS AND sATCIaEIaS, made of calf, seal. a gator. wairus. lizard and feathers black, nd Prices SIPS S600. LEATHER MEN--Card cases, letter cases, bill boohs cigar priced ynriousy fo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
$3O.OO Administer Rugs S22.5O $37.5O Wilton Rugs at S29.5O
 $35.OO Wilton Rugs at $27.5O
All of the Above in 9x12 Feet Size.

Three remarkable values in rugs for this week that ought to find response enough from shrewd housekeepers to clean all that we have out in few days.
 The patterns are excellent. Many of the Administers are in Oriental designs, and are the most popular sellers that we have at this time.
 It's long time since you have had the chance to buy high grade Administer and Wilton rugs at these reduced prices, and we do not believe that you will have chance again very soon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
khOraSSan and MeShed RuUS
Sizes 1Ox13 and 11x14 Feet.

With absinthe green or empire red ground and floral designs in electric blue or Nile green grounds Also in well covered medallion effects of rose and Nile or all-over and floral and scroll designs
 The very best rugs obtainable for li- braries
 Former prices $325 and $375.
 Sale prices $250 and $28750.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
Rich Black Silks Specially Priced This Week

No ladies wardrobe Is complete without good black silk dress The time has gone by when only those in mourning wear them. There $ nothing better for service and style; nothing which gives more change and satis- faction to the wearer
 This week we have some very special offer ings in black silks-and the opportunity to buy the material for new dress is really excellent.
 19-n. Swiss Ioulsines 75c yard.
 20-n. Swiss Iouisincs yard
 20-In. Swiss taneta at 75e yard.
 2O-n. tafeta s1.00 yard.
 27-n. de sole at 95c yard.
 dc a
 27-n. peau soie at $1.15 yard.
 3e-n. peau soie o S1.15 yard
 27-in. peau c soie S1.45 yard.
 pea de a l.45 yard. The last two items are strictly $2O0 values You had better see them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
35c Mattings Selling at 25c yd.

All of our fine 35c mattings included at this special price without reservation. These are genuine bargains that will be heartily appreciated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Baby Irish and Venise
 LaCoS

Some rather unusual items here this week in these very dainty and popular goods-un- usual particularly in point of low price Read for yourself:
 vENIsE AND BABY IRISH LACEs, In edges md bnnd match; s4 to 11s inches wide, white, and ccru Special a yard VENICE BANDS edges match, 2 21s inches wide. all patterns at <9c CORONATION BRAID, specially good for skirts ored suits. regular COG yards kind. In cream only. Closed at yards for 25c. FINE and 4S inches h . vsric of coJors. t's sIiE tender and for tb. only yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
New Dining Room and
 Bed Room Suits

We've just got them in as handsome a line of Circassian Walnut Golden Oak, Mahogany, Tuna Mahogany, other beautiful finishes as your eyes ever feasted on. Also, an entirely new purchase of Brass and Iron Beds and leather Couches., In fact, the Furniture floors are having full display of their own which is quite as interesting as anything else in the store
 Interested? Come and see them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
Bargains in Small Rugs

In conjunction with the sale of large Administer rugs as told above, we offer three specials in smaller sizes:
 36x72-in. Administers, regularly $4.0O, at $2.95.
 27x54-in Administers, regularly $500, at $1.95.
 Also a superior quality in 27x54 inch size, always sold at $500 special in this sale at $3.50.
Williams news., 1907-01-12
l. O. o. F. INSTALL OFFICERS

At a laagely attended meeting on Wednesday night. of Williams Lodge, No. 15, 1. O. O. F. the fol lowing officers were installed for the ensuing term:
 Noble Grand--J. s. Campbell. Vice Grand-H. A. Hicks. Secretary-Wm. Mccartney. Treasurer-Jos. Johnston.
 Inside Guard-J. D. Raudebaugh COnductor-F. k. Ne!lis.
 Warden-G. N. Tucker.
 R. $. N. G-Nels Holm.
 l.. s. N. G.-E. D. Gore.
 R. $. V. G.-J. H. Hudson. l.. s. V. G-F. l.. Moore. R. s. Sup.-Albert Lehsch. L. s. Sup-J. J. Gilson.
Williams news., 1907-01-12
Wants a SQuare Deal

Somawava, Ariz Jan. ?, '07. Editor WILLIAMS NEWS:
 Dear Sir: 1 am here rusticating I am not pleading. but 1 ask you and all of my friends to consider that am victim of circumstances Of course I have my faults and 1 can plainly see that Williams. under the last administration of justice. (the unwritten law and the kangaroo outfit) was no place for the working man. but 1 hope under the new office holders, that the working men will be put on an equal footing, at least, with the ones that have heretofore had such d good pull. Up to date, l have not had the pleasure of visiting any kangaroo outfits in this vicinity.
 Some day when the sun bids Somowava "adieu," I shall return and I hope to see the large 23 that was put on me labelled on another dead tree as 1 am live one yet. Hoping you ever success, 1 am
 Yours as ever,
 BOBBY BURNS.
Williams news., 1907-01-12
"Boost" Your Town

Every chance you get. boost your town. If you are a merchant, and stranger enters your place of business, be he tourist or apitalist, make his acquaintance and start into boosting Williams with all the energy anu vim there is in you. Talk to him as though you were d hook agent trying to sell him a ''moroccu bound volume If he is seeking health, and desires to locate in d place where he will be benefited. impress upon his mind that he needn't go any further; that he has arrived in town that is famous the world over as d hea lth resort If he Is looking for d place to invest his money, point out the vast opportunities that lie in Williams for him to double his money. Let boosting" forever be your motto.
Williams news., 1907-01-12
Rebekah's Have New Officers

Williams Rebekah Lodge, No. 10. at their meeting Friday night, last week, installed the following officers for the ensuing term:
 Noble Grand Alta Raudebaugh. Vice Grand-Julia Sughrue.
 Secretary-Harriette Tefft.
 Warden--Mrs. Jos. Johnston. Conductor-J. $. Campbell.
 Chaplain-Mrs. H. F. Adams. R. s. N. G Wm. Mccartney. l.. s. N. G.-Pius Fatic.
 R. $. V. G.-Chas. H. Adams. l.. s. V. G-Jos. Johnston. Inside Guard-G. \. Tucker.
Williams news., 1907-01-12
POSTOFFICE ROBBED

During the wee sma' hours of Thursday morning. when all go"d people were in their deepest slumhers and the bad element W. re in the hei ghth of their de predations, one of the "shrewdest" rohberies eyer recorded in the pages of Williams criminal history was committed at the postoffice.
 The thief or thieves gained. en. trance to Uncle Sam's mail en,- porium by cutting the putty away from one of the panes of glass in the rear door. removing the glass, and then reaching through and un- locking the door and walking in
 The first prosperous looking thing to meet his optical survey was the money drawer. in which a small amount of cash, $3 60, had been left. Believing in the ma kim that every little bit helps" ,"she appropriated this sum. but think ing his venture deserved better reward than this. he directed his operations towards one of the safes.
 Going over to the vault nearest the door through which he gained ad mittance, he found, 10 his sur prise, that the combination donr was not locked. and probably thinking the postmaster had forgot to lock it, he, with the expectancy of d rubber who saw visions of d "hig haul," quickly swung the door open, but found the inside door securely fastened Being in a very excitabe state by this time, he was determined that nothing should stand in his way on the road to wealth, and quickly forcing this door open, he looked within and probably heaved the deepest sigh of disappointment of his entire criminal career.
 After all of his strenuous labor to get into the safe he didn't find cent to seud him away from his midnight mara auding. rejoicing.
 We imagine the culprit was very much disgusted, by this time. over his small nights receipts. and then made an exit through the back door and went to parts unknown.
 Up to the time we go to press, not even the slightest clew that would lead to the burglars appre- hensinn, has been found by the authorities, but they are still work ing on the case, and if he is caught, the territorial hotel at Yuma will he hnnored with another noted guest.
 If the perpretrator of this deed claims to rank in the professional class of crooks. he certainly done a bum job while cutting the putty away from the glass, as fully an eighth nf an inch of the woodwork of the door was destroyed.
Williams news., 1907-01-12

Papers showing the temporary insanity of c. C. Leigh when he murdered Jennie Bauters in Mo- have county about two years agn, have been filed with ;Guv. Kibbey. Attorney Leroy Anderson will ap- pear before the governor next Monday in an effort to establish Leigh's insanity and secure for him d sentence of life imprisonment instead of hanging. Gov. Kibbey's reprieve of thirty hve days to Leigh will expire January IS. If no action is taken before that time he will be hung in Kingman for the murder.
Williams news., 1907-01-12

longer bears such statement on the package. In one case the label says:
 This compound contains 4 per cent alcohol and three minims puri fled chloroform per fluid ounce, and other valua ble ingredients"
 Nearly every headache medicine on the market contains some one of the deleterious substances and now they must be so marked An ounce bottle of one of the leading headache ''cures" now carries the remark;
 This original package contains $50 grains actephenetidine per ounce-guaranteed under the Food and Drug act, June 30, 1906"
 The vanilla and lemon extracts must now be made from the vanilla beans or lemons or be sold under another name. Vanilla is largely manufactured from the tincture of vanilla. After January 1 this pro- duct must be so marked. The percentage of alcohol must be placed on the labels os bottles
 There will be no more banana flavor syrup at the soda fountains The banana product is made from ethers and must be sold as an ether compound instead of "ba mana" Many other fruit hivors are made from chemicals Ii the f1avors are not made from real fruits, they vii! not be allowed to be sold as fruit havors.
 Nearly ali the retail druggists in Albuquerque have supply of drugs on hand which were pur chased before the drug manufac turers had prepared the new pure food labels. It is believed that they will be allowed to dispose of this old stock. As precautlon they are marking all the old stock, On hand Decem Der 31, 1905"
 In confectionery the new choco- late creams will be 2 yellowish color instead of pure white, and the bright vivid colors of cheap grades of candy will disappear. The brilliant candy dyes are mad- from coal tar products. No candy will be sold containing malt or spurious liquor compound or mar cotic drugs. No more 'clay" can dies will he manufactured, as the new law provides that no mineral substa noes shall form constituent of confectionery. The following substa noes are also ta booed in the manufacture of candies: Terra alba, ., barytes, tale, chrome yellow or other poisonous color or havor.-Al- buquerque Citizen.