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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-21

the crowd to its feet cheering madly the favorite. The jockey eased up on Coline as he neared tn nntsh, allow ing Dorante to come within q couple Dorante was four lengths before Stam. ina who, in turn, was eight lengths before Chepaltepec. Collins time was
 First race. the Roseben lightweight handicap, six and one-half furlongs- Timber. 140. (Dugan). to s. won: Saracinesca. 1ls. (Musgrave). to !. third. Time. i:2o 2-s. Earl's Court. Poouessing and Frank Lord ran.
 Second race. introductory handicap. about two miles. steeplechase--Bay- Onet, 14s; (MeKin9sy2 ( to l: won; ond: T. s. Martin 160. (Heider), to Post. Water Speed and Canvass ran 8ayOnst and JSdss tS Post Sou coupled tS1i0nv. Carthy). to 1. won; High Range, 1ts. (Lee). 10 to 1. second: casdue, i12, (Nottre). 6 to 5. third. Time, l:03 3-6. Sir John. Madame. Sand Pipe. Choir master of chesterbrook. Uncle Jim and
 Fourth race. the Tidal. one-mile and one-fourth-Colin, 126, (Notter). to 5. won; Dorante, lIe, c. Lee). 10 to 1. third. Time. 3:04. Chepuitepec ran.
 Fifth race, the Beacon Lights han dicap, one and three-sixteenths miles, turf course-Brother Jonathan, 107, co. GDeiaby), 10 to 1. second; sea Wolf. 115. (F. Duganl. to s, third. Time. 2:0i 3-5. Banker, Berkely, Bluebook. Big Bow and Gun Cotton ran.
 rhs s1a Wrdssisr Iais hsGm iSs N0ssers ss5s ' to l. won; Rockstone, i0s. (Garner). to 1, i. third. Time. 1;sS s-5. Colonel
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KILLED BY AUTO.

Fullerton. Cal. June 2o.--whiie go- inc at a terrific rate on a trial trip in an automobile, s. o. Minter. aged as. wac instantly killed yesterday. two miles north of town. by the overturn- ing of hts machine.
 ii is believed that Minter fainted from heart failure. as he was subject to such attacks. Ills machine left the road while going down a slight in- cline turned sharply to the left and ciimbed a three-foot bank. and after going some distance 1t overturned. and one of the spokes entered Winters neck. coming out on the other side'
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NEWS or BREwTON.
Bridge Whist Party to Homer Youns
 Woman Visitor.


 Woman Visitor.
 Brewton. June 20-(Special) )--Miss Alice Till and Miss Helen Yeldell ten dersd their guest. Miss Bertha McWil- Hams, of Butler Springs. a delightful bridge whist party at their home on Belleytlle Avenue.
 The guest were served with punch the punch bowl being presided over by Miss Annie Laurie Luttrell. The Brew ton string band furnished music dur ing the evening.
 Those present were: Misses Caro- Bauer. Laura Rabb. Corrie Luttrell. Ella Mae Penn. Dallie Lovelace. LAllie Belle Rankin, Sadie Padgett. Sallie Ia, vidson. Annie Laurie Luttrell. Rochelle Larl<in. Katherine Strong. Mary Eves lyn Douglas. Pearl Williams. Annie B Norris. Mrs. E.. LuttrelI. Messrs. c. F. Rankin. C. R. Rankin. J. R. L. Car mack. Frank Till. H. F. Shackleford, Fred Bauer. D. F. Lilies. c. P Hohl- man. W. M. Strong A. G. Weaver. J. Holland. c. H. Paulk. W. M. Williams H Morris. Joe Larl1in. Leon Lindsey.
 Last night fire destroyed the engine room of the little mill of the Cedar Creek. Lumber, Company The large smoke stack fell and the loss will amount to several hundred dollars.
 Heavy rains have fallen over the county during the past few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-21
Charlie Frank Outbids
 Others and Gets etMoose" Baxter

Charlie Frank has strengthened his already strong team of pennant possi- Utilities by signing Moose" Baxter.
 The Moose" left last night for Mem phis with his typewritten release from the Montgomery Baseball Club in one pocket, while another pocket bulged with a big healthy bulge of Charley Franks money. How much money band around 1t that Frank sent the Moose as a "come-on" inducement, the Moose coyly refused to say. but the
 The Moose" will meet Frank in the Arlington Hotei in Memphis this morning. After putting his signature go out this afternoon and cavort on the Memphis ball diamond with Franks New Orleans team.
 All of which shows that the Moose will not get out of the Southern League. Tom Fisher was keen to get the big fellow for his Sea Gulls. He
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continued to fire in telegralns through
 out yesterday. Then Louisville, St
 Paul and Milwaukee. in the American Association, wanted him. St. Paul and New Orleans were the chief bidders and the contest narrowed down to them. Charlie Frank has way Of getting what he wants. and he neve beat about the bush yesterday. He went straight to the point yesterday He sent a telegram to Moose and he sent a telegram to a local bank Moose" went to the bank and got s hat full of money. Then he went and packed his grip.
 Frank had previously asked for waiv- CTS on Eddie Sabrie, who has been playing first for him since the season opened. Just what he intends fo do with Sabrie nobody knows. But the whole league knows that in Baxter hs has one of the fastest men that ever played first in the Southern League. And New Orleans looks more like a pennant- winner than ever.
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TEACHERS AT HARTFORD.
Geneva Board Selects High School
 FaeuIfy,


 Hartford, June 20.-(Special )-The Geneva County Board of Education met today. and elected the following teach CTS for the State High School. recently located here.
 At Superintendent, Prof. A. E. Riley of Notasulga was chosen. Mir. Riley is highly spoken of and comes with the highest of recommendations.
 Prof w B. KiKllebrew recently of Florala, was next chosen. He has taught school in several sections near Hartford and nothing but words of praise have been heard regarding him as a teacher.
 Pof. N. B. Hughes was the next one chosen. Mir. Hughes has taught school in this county for a number of years. and will receive hearty welcome from his friends here.
 Mrs. P. A. Finch of Geneva. and one of the best known women teachers in the State, was chosen. That she will receive a hearty welcome goes without saying. for no one has more friends than she.
 As a whole the faculty selected is a good one and will receive hearty sup- port.
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SHUTS OUT GREYs.
MONTGOMERY PLAYERS COULD NOT
 HIT KINCEY. IS
Abbott Rifles Play A Fast And snappyl Game of Baseball in Presence
 of Many Spectators.

Selma, June -(special)-Th Ab- bolt Rifles Club shut-out the Mont Eomery Greys this afternoon by score of 8 to 0. Kincey pitching a no hit game and not a Grey getting beyond second base.
 The game was interesting and fast, both clubs playing in snappy manner and 1t was enjoyed by a large crowd.
 During the game the Greys made not a semblance of a hit off Kincey, who received excellent support
 Score.
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HTRERNIAN BARBECUE.

Largest and best Mid-summer 0uting. Hibernian Barbecue and Picnic at Jack son Lake, Wednesday, June 24th. Music by BT0ntgOmery's best orchestra, Handsome prizes given away. Look at prizes In Montgomery Fair window. Perfect order and good time guaram- teed to all, Tickets, 7Beg Children, S0c. R. R. fare, 25c. Committee of Ar engagement, T. J. Kelly, F. 1T. Null cahy, 1T. J. Harrison, P. J. Sweeny, !. F. Cassidy, Hugh Meehan.
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Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock. noon. Street with brick. and curbing aaTna with granite; and for paving Broad Street with asphalt and brick and curbing same with artificial combined curb and gutter.
 Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
 JULIEN SMITH.
 City Engineer,
 Selma. Ala.
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Amounted AuxiIinrv Bishou.

Chicago. June 20.-The Rev. Father Paul c. Rhode of St. dichaels Roman Catholic Church, received notification from the Papal Legation at WashinE~ ton yesterday that he had been appoint ed auxiliary bishop of Chicago. The communication was from Apostolic Delegate Falconi.
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NInsona Id TunneI sprInEa.

Tunnel Springs, June 2O.-(Special.) At regular communication of Tun- nel City Lodge No. SIS. A F. and A. M. held June 19. the following officers were elected for the ensuing Masonic Jackson, S. w. James L.. Lotum, J. w.; T. A, Kettles. Treasurer; W. S. Nash, Secretary; H. D. LamlSin. S. D.; T. A. Netties. IT,, J. D.; A. R. Brantley. Tilers
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TO TEST THE LAW
JOCKEY CLUB SEEKS A JUDICIAL
 INTERPRETATION.
Police Commissioner Bingham Says If All Lawyers and Judges Were Dead We Would Have Some
 Justice.

New York. June 2o-The Coney Is- land Jockey Club is determined to bring about a judicial interpretation of the recently enacted antt-bettinB law. This was made apparent today when counsel for the Jockey Club ob- Supreme Court. a writ of habeas cor nus directing the Sheriff of Kings County to produce before Justice Bischoft, Melville E. Collins. who was yesterday arrested at the Sheepshead Bay course charged with accepting q wager. When Collins was produced in compliance with the writ. the hear" ing was set down for next Monday. .
 There was much discussion today of the restraining order against the pos xico which was issued by Justice Rischoff vesterdav. Assistant District Attorney Elder and Deputy Police Com missioned Baker both declared that the injunction prohibits no act which tne police have thus far performed In their efforts to carry out the law; 1t merely prevents the police becoming tres passers and interfering with patrons of the race tracks who are doing no wrong, but does not interfere with them in breaking up groups in which they have good reason to believe ef' forts are being made to consummSte bets on the races.
 Police Commissioner Bingham did not appear pleased at any prospect or re straint on the police carrying out the anti-bettinR measure.
 of the lawyers and Judges were killed off 1t would enforce the law he said. Then we would get some
 flames R. Keene today shiped twenty of his yearling thoroughbreds to Eng land on the Atlantic transport steamer Mesaba.
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MONTGOMERY FAIR.
LITTLE ROCK WINS PELICANs' RALLY IN NINTH WAS
 TOO LATE
Eyler Pitched a MasterIy Game and Won Despite Miserable Support .-TraveleFs Used Three Pitch
 CTS In the Game.

Little Rock, Ark. June 2o.--Eyler won despite miserable support. New Orleans rallied in the ninth and East man finished the game with New Or leans still one run short of tieing. Eyler but retired after pitching one
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Summary-Two base hits, Redmond. James. Three base hit. Cranston. Sac Savidge. Double play, McIver to Gar win. Struck out. by GaskilH 3; by Say idge, 5. Base on balls. of Gaskill, 2; off Savidge, 5. Time of game goo. TTmnirA PfAnnin0eP. -
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Summary-Inning pitched, by Mo Cafferty, {; by Juul, 5. Base on balls, off Perdue. I off Mccafferty, 3. Struck out, by Perdue. 2; by McCafferty. 2; by Juul, l. Two base hits, Hunter, Per ". Three base hits, Daubert. Wise man. Home run. Butler. Double play. Bay to Daubert Time of game. 1:b2. Umpire Carpenter.
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Summary-Three base hi4s, Jones and L. Burns. Two base hits, Jones. Base on balls off EubAnks. 0; Kincey, c. Struck out. by Eubanks. 2; Kincey, g.. bases, Rifles. 6; Greys. 8. Stolen bases, Rifles. 9; Greys. 1. Double plays. Kin cey to Howard to Atkins. Umpire Urguart
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Bauer Ham ReporteA. 1.

Birmingham, June 20--(Special)-- Manager Molesworth has secured Lou Bauer, a pitcher of the Monroe. Cotton States League team, and he has report ed here to join the team Monday.
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Ie Lenvtnr Tovvn Nert yvee1x

Come in and select a trunk, Steamer Suit Case or Bag. We are the only exclusive dealers in travellers goods In the city.
 Gilbert Trunk Company,
 218 Dexter Ave Adv.
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Summary-Two base hits, Walters. Three-base hit, Turner. Stolen bases, Manning, Fox 2, Raub, Walters, Dow ney. Molesworth. Sacrifice hits, Moran 2, Turner. Manning. Jordan. Base on balls on Ford {, on Turner E. Hit by pitched ball. Ford (rurner Struck out, by Ford T, by Turner 6. Wild pitch, Ford. Double plays, Walters to Demont. Time, 2:25. umpires, O'Brien and Fitzsimmons.
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SoUTHATLANT1cLEAGUE
Jacksonville Wins.

Columbia. s. C., June 20.--Jackson- vile outclassed Columbia today and Jack sonviile :. 100 00s so1-s 1e 1 Columbia .... .000 200 000--2 6
 Batteries Siton and Chandler; Volz and Evins-
 Macon Defeats Augusta.
 Macon, Ga, June 19.-The most in- teresting game of the season was won by the locals today, after eleven hard fought innings of play. Macon .., ..1l0 900 100 o1--l T 6 Augusta ... |. ..001 001 001 00--3 6 Bateries-weems. Malarkey and Robinson; Bierman and Brown.
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MOBILE VICTORIOUS
sNATCHEs OUT A VICTORY FROM
 BABB,s MEN.
The Sea GulIs Punched Their Hits in Eighth Inning and Scored Two Runs. savfdge Pitches Re-
 mErknbfe Game.

Memphis Tenn, June 20.--- Mobile scored a to victory today by bunch ing hits in the eighth inning sayidge ing remarkable game.
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Bids Wanted

Bids will be received by Board of Reve- nus of Montgomery County, Ala, until 12 ooverine with sand clay eight miles of the OId Pike Road south of Mamie, Ala
 Profile and specifications on hle at office of County Engineer.
 The riEhl is reserved to reject any or all bids J. T. CULLEN.
 wed-gu-eu County Engineer.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

American Leagues--
 Washington. 2: Detroit. (. Philadelphia. 2: Cleveland. q. New York. 2: St. Louis. 4. Boston. Q: Chicago, l. '
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National I.engue,.-.-

Chicago. 0: New York. (. Cincinnati. 0: Philadelphia. q. Pittsburg. 2: Brooklyn. 1. Pittsburg. O: Brooklyn. 2. St. Louis. 9: Boston. 9.
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Summary--InningS pitched by Eyler. 8 1-3; by Buchanan. =; Eastman, 2-3. and Connors. Sacrifice hits, Dundon, 2. Stolen bases, Colafns, Rickert Rohe and Stratton. BAseS on balls, or Ey- Ter, 9: or Clark. l.. Struck out. by Eyier. 3 Clark, 8. Hit by pitcher. by Eyier, Sabrie and suber. Time. 1:45. Umpire, Brown.
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BARoNS TAKE ONE
BUNCH FINALLY
 DOWNS THE CHAMPS.
Turner Pitched . Good Game, But the Victory Was Not Won by Him AIOne--FOrd Hit
 Hard

Atlanta. Ga. June 2o.-Birmingham won the third game of the series with Atlanta. the other two having gone to the locals.
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nnWE,s nAIKERY

is open and ready to alI your orders for delicious bread and rolls. We also able. Telephone 24l4 or call at HIS Montgomery St.
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Removal Notice

We are now located at our new yard. We have a compIete stock of building ma- tertaI which we are selling ct rock bottom pracea Let us figure with you We can cave you money. Alabama Lumber. Co.,, Cor. Lawrence and Columbus streets. Phone " --sot
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White, Rye. Zienap. Red Friar, Ora culum. Samuel H Harris, Sugar Pine. Royal Lady. Corncob, Melbourne. Trash. Little and Long Ball ran.
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nasebaII nt AIicevfIe.

S4.0O Ladies American 0xforda s3.0e Cohen's sample Shoe Stree 205 Dexter
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Cation sfnte~ I,earue..,

Cotton States League
 At Columbus-Columbus. 2-5: Gulf. port. s-4.
 At Administrations 1: vicksburg. At Monroe--Monroe. |; Jackson. {.
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xTrNR p,rgTTVAN Avn nANrn

JUNE FESTIVAL AND DANCE.
 By U. D. C.. Winnie Davis Chapter and Cradle of Confederacy at Pickett Springs Tuesday, Juna 23. From o'clock until last car. Plenty of chaperones. Refreshments, afternoon price, 15c; night. 25c. Adv.
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sheepuhead Bay Results.

New York, June 20.-The nfteenth successive victory was added to his record today by Colin, James Keene's unbeaten 3-year-o old, when ne won the Tidal Stakes at the Sheepshead Bay track in easy fashion. The Tidal Stakes Is for Swear and worth sf4.550 to the winner. Today's victory with that of Ballot in the Suburban on Friday. make MT. Keene's returns from two races close to s35.o0o,.
 Colin was in his 2-year-old form Ills string of winnings practically put hisn out of the betting. he odds being quoted at 1 to 5: Twenty thousand on the track for a warming up: Colin quickly went to the front and rom with great apparent ressr%s. cS.n1,,.tss At the and Stamina by a length and a half. and carried them down the back stretch with positions unchanged.
 At the far turn. Notter checked him a bit and the field closed up slightly. and Dorante raced into second place. but when the horses came into the stretch. Noter gave the speedy Keen colt his head and the youngster re- sDonded in q fashion which brought
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Bids Wanted

Bids will be received by the Board of Revenue of Montgomery County until twelve noon, Monday, June 22nd for grading the extension of Washington avenue from Hall to vickexs street and for graveliing the same from Central railroad to VickeSs street.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all bids J. T. CULLEN, wed-thu-su County Engineer.
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Bids Wanted

Bids will be received by the Board ef day, July Srd. 1e0s for grading and sand ing one mile of road at Davenport. Ala Ap- ply to S. J. Guy. Davenport, Ala, for speci- D. D. SCARBOROUGH.
 Chairman Board of Revenue Lowndes Co.
 --3t
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Montgomery Roofing & COrnice O..
 ' COOsa St.

No ioh too big or too small for us to han Aias w. A. MCMILLAN,
 vice-President Manager. --wod-su
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n.neI,nu in CmrroIIton

Carrollton, June 0.-(Special) )-Car- rollton made 1t eight victories out of eight games played this season by de- featinE Tuscaloosa here this afternoon to 9.
 Score by innings: R H B. Tuscaloosa ....o0o 00o oS0-2 CarrolIton =. ... .020 no 10s-5 { 3 Batterfes-wells. Giles and McGee; l.. Parker and RozzeH.
 Innings pitched. Parker. g; WeHs 6; Giles, g. Hits apportioned, off Parker. 5: of Wells. 2; of Giles. ?.
 ESPECIAL ATTRACTION.
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rREE DEMoNsTRATroN

FHEE EXPERIMENTATION
 Every Day This Week Of the Denatured Alcohol Gas Stoves and Lamps. Every woman in Mont gomery should see 1t. Crockery Base
 MONTGOMERY FAIR.
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ResuIts At Latonin.

Cincinnati. June 20.-T. c. McDow- els entry. Berwick and Ellen A: Dale finished first and second in tSs ds,.e srew- Sy fraction at Latonia toady. Dainy Dame easily took the. third money. p. M. Fry won the third event but was easdS@"sa easliy WOn the fifth race and broke the track record for a mile. making the distance in 1 :3S fiat. The previous rec ord was 1:39. Track fast.
 1os. tFlynn5, 2s.s0 straight. 15.so place 1900 show. won; Admonish. 100, (aar- tin), 1O.5O place, 800 shoIw second; 1; Lillian Ray l0oa N05ss sar,a sszS XSriatioT 1om Left Over. Harry Percival. sallie siue' aIps Pinion and Emily Almanac ran. ,onssS@6irecf. ssS0n6 Fsa. fCs SS I oWsrsS. SR ass5 strsight ii.o5 place, ITO show won: semproni, Io6 (Trox1erl. 27.fS place li.I5 show second Tranform. los, I-s' Mad Rose, Warfield. White Face. Azo. Richard Reed and Pernntal ran.
 Third race, six furlongs-Geneva R. ss, (Rooss). s7.46 won; Lady Carol; ar iUs, ier1' f2.e5 third. Time 1918 3-b. P. M. Fry GarterR. Stoner Hill. Margaret IT, Inyentress Barnesdale, Bambro ran.
 Fourth s; rseei eirlb8nTsserwicS bTswers iii. tWarren), 10.6o straight. won; Ellen A. pale 1O7 (TIeidel), HOO second. Dain- ty Dame, 1i2.. (Rossl. 2e.75 third: Time f:12 4-5. Estrada, Gold Proof. Altuda. Hazel Thorpe. Prince Ahmet. Honest. Al EiSth race. mile-sir Huon. 114. (Bowersj. S.s5 won; Kercheval. ios. iHeideD $50 second; WIT. Overton. s2. (steele), 1915 third. Time 1:Ss Dark Night and Ordono ran.
 Sixth race. mile and an eighth---Miss Lida. io5, (Martin). 11.s5 won; Mon siEnor' iO7. (Ross), 7.85 second; Beau Brunmel 1O4 (Powers), 6.S5 third. Time 1:52. Henry Bosworth, Sylvan Belle Huerfano and Tivolini ran.
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D. 6. MAULTsBY. F. A RHODES
 ANTHRACITE COAL
 We sell the bebt Anthracite Coal on the market and guarantee 1t will not clinker. 1t took us several years to Ind out where chestnut sizes. Phone bs7.
 DIXIE COAL CO, 1ls N Perry st.
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Alicsvtlle. June 2O-(speciai. )---AIIco. vile and Tuscaloosa concluded a three-game series by a double header here yesterday. The last game of the series was forfeitd by Tuscaloosa IeavS ing the field after they had the game at the end of the fifth inning.
 The score for the first two games is. Tuscaloosa ..... ., 600 300 20O-6 6 Aliceville .. ..... SIS O13 02s--is s 3
 R.HE. Tuscaloosa .. ... l01 200 ooo-l 2 2 AliceYille ... ... O01 900 O00--f 8 7
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Cleveland. June 20.-Cleveland de- feated Philadelphia today. Philadel- phia had a chance to tie the score in the eighth inning but threw away with weird base running. Cleveland ... .. 900 2o2 oo!-A ! { Philadelphia .000 100 010-2 0
 Batteries--Liebhardt and Bemis; Dy- gert. Vickers and Smith. Time :35 Umpire, Egan.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston Shut Ont.


 Chicago. June 2O.-A pitchers battle suited in the defeat of Boston by Chi cago.
 Chicago ...... ...ool 900 oo!-1 { 0 Boston ...... ...000 900 0O0--O 5 2 Bateries-walsh and W. Sullivan: Young and Criger and Mcfarland Time 1:43. Umpires. Evans and Hurst.
 St. Louis Wins.
 St. Louis, June 20.--A base on balIs( singles by Hartzel and T. Jones, and SchweitZers triple gave St. Louis three runs in the sixth inning and the third game of the series with New York. st. Louis .... 1000 oos o1,-4 3 New York .... 1000 o02 00o-2 10 l Batteries-Powell, waddell, and Blue and Spencer; Manning and Rleinow. Time 5:05. Umpires. Sheridan and Con- molly.
 Detroit Victorious.
 Detroit, June 20-Errors by Wash ington gave Detroit two runs in the second and two more were batted out in the sixth.
 Detroit ... .o20 0o2 O0i-4 5 Washington .. ..0lo 900 00l-2 2 Batteries-Killian and Schmidt; Hughes and Street. Time l:65. Um- ptre, OIouEhiin.
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ESPECIAL ATTRACTION. Hear Little Cahill Sisters in newest songs thIs week. Crescent Theatre.
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Detroit Victorious.
cIeueIana Wina.

Batteries-Killian and Schmidt Hughes and Street. Time l:6b. Um- pire. OLoughlin.
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St. Louis Wins.

BatorIe8-WaISh and w. Sullivan Young and Criger and Mcfarland Time 1:43. Umpires. Evans and Hurst
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Chicago ..,... ...O0l 900 o0l-l { Boston ...... 1000 900 0oo--0 5