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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James Metcalf to E. d. Swan, part
lot s. block q. plat A,................N90 900
Sarah Ann Patten to Mary l.. Patten,
part lot ;. block 56. plat B..
Thomas RowSe to Mary Jane Rowse.
lot 10. etc, block 10. Oakley 1
Eliza Wolcott to Evona Investment
Co, part lot l, block so. plat A.. 5000
J. i. Sampson to David g. ONeil.
lot 81. etc. block ). Oakley......... 500
James T. Pearson to +. A. Nelson,
land In block y. Ten-acre plat A.. 500
George Wareing to Thomas H. Reil-
ley. part lot 8, block 49, plat D.. !, 200
ArthurLG. Sullivan to E. B. Frederick
son. lot l, etc. block 4. Prattts
subdivision ................. -. 200
h. f. McDoel to Glenn r. Boutwell,
ct al. part lot s. block 10. plat B.. $500
Peter ORourke to John c. Nugent,
part lot ., block 81. plat D............ $500
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DOfNGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

Silver King Coalition attracted most of
the attention devoted TO the unlisted
stocks yesterday. although West Quincy,
East Crown Point, Ohio Copper and Eu-
reka Swansea Extension all recorded
sales.
Following are the latest quotations on
the unlisted stocks:
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Forenoon Sales.

forenoon SdIcS.
Black Jack 700 at 65c. buyer 60; 800 at
CSC.
Bullock, 1000 at 924c.
Colorado. 100 at $40; 100 at A171z; 300
Crown Point, 1000 at 1s1kc; l.5Oo at 16c;
1000 at 1512c.
Indian Queen, 500 at lac.
Iron Blossom. 2c0 at s2.15; loco at $9.171z.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at 43lac; 100 at ~
Scottish Chief 1000 at &c.
Sioux Con, 1000 at sl.S5; $500 at 81. As:
700 at S-37l2.
Uncle Sam. 200 at 81 2alA.
United States. 500 at st275: 800 at s42-S11:;
100 at $500.
Open Board.
Bullock. 700 at SIC.
Colorado. 200 at S415: 100 at *171s.
Daly-Judge. . at jS5.75
Eagles Nest. 800 at SIC.
Iron Blossom. so at 500. buyer 40; 2.400
at s2-25; 900 at s2i22lk; 1000 at s2.s2ls, buy
er 90.
New York, 1904 at &C.
Sioux Con. 3.IoJ4at sl.371a: 500 at s1.42ia
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city,
as reported by w. S. Mccormick & Co..
amounted 10 $4,000. and were divided as
follows: Gold. silver lead and copper
ores, $4,000; base bullion, $50, 900.
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Montgomery Mountain property at Rhyo-
lite, New.
Con. at Phoebe, who has just been dis
charged from local hospital. left for the
property last night.
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Metal M arket.

Silver-511.c per ounce.
Copper (cathodes)-13l2c per pound.
Lead-$i60 per 100 pounds.
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Dr. T. A Flood announces his return
20 Salt Lake to resume the practice
of medicine. Offices with DIR. Mayo,
suite 301. Mccormick building.
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buyer IS; 100 at $.37lk. seller 60; 1000 at
S1.4212. buyer 40; 800 at $lf2I5, buyer 81;
at s1.15; at s1.35: 81 at s1.35.
Shares sold, 81 $50
Selling value $50 ~ %
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TREASURY Department
PURCHASES SILVER

Washington. Aug l9.-Ihe treasury de-
partment today purchased 100000 ounces
OF silver for delivery at New York at
5l.517.
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Boston. Aus. 19.-The market opened
strong with good demand. especially in
Centennial, Adventure, North Butte and
Royale. which advanced easily. Consd-
cradle profit taking appeared during the
early part of the day. which checked the
advance and stocks were in more plen-
tiful supply throughout the session. There
has been quite heavy buying by the pub
lie during the past few weeks and they
seem TO be pretty well filled up around
this level, and while we do not look for
any serious break at this time. we be-
lieve il wise to bag a few profits as the
market acts as If il is a little too heavy
for the time being.
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Afternoon Sales.

Beck Tunnel 700 at s115.
Black Jack. 500 at 65c: 400 at Soc
Crown Point. 800 at lie; 500 at l7I2c; 500
at 1Sc; LOCO at 1Sc. buyer TO-
Daly-West, 3 at sl0.25.
Indian Queen. 500 at lac!
Iron Blossom. 800 at SIS.
May Day, 500 at SOC.
Mountain Lake. 100 at &c: 100 at &c.
Nevada Hills 500 at $50.
New York. 200 at &c.
Seven Troughs. 900 at pc.
Sioux Con, 1850 at s1.35: 100 at s1.S5,
seller 50; 600 at sl-3112; 50 at sl.4o.
Swansea. 800 at 56c: 100 at SIC.
Tetro, 800 at He
Uncle Sam. 100 at sl.22l2.
Utah Con-. 100 at DC; 500 at 21IRc.
United States. 200 at $3.50; 100 at So. e215.
Victoria. 100 at s160
Yerington, 1000 at 1Ol2c.
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at s1.2o. buyer As; 200 at
$L17Ik
Bingham Amalgamated. 1000 at 1Sc. 4
Brooklyn, 5000 at &c.
Colorado. DDS at $40. -
Indian Queen. 5000 at 13i2c.
Iron Blossom. 700 at S.. 221a: 100 at s.. %;
200 at 1926. buyer 10.
Mountain Lake, 200 at SIC, buyer 60; 100
at SIC, buyer 90; 500 at Gle.
Nevada Hills. 800 at $50.
Sioux Con-. 800 at s1.35; 800 at sl-40. buy
er CO.
Uncle Sam, 400 at s12o
Utah Con, 800 at pc.
Shares sold. salts.
Selling value, s29,7l025-
Union Assay Office.
NJ s. Hanauer. j. v.Sadier.
-162 So. West Temple. p. o. Box 144s.
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COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
of Paine. Weber & Co.. Boston, together
with the range of prices of copper stocks
and other Boston listings In which the
west is interested as well a similar re-
port on New York curb transactions, by
James A. Pollock & Co., and from which
it is secured for use in this department
of The Herald:
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The Best Printing.

Is done by The Century. Salt Lakes
printers. 165-167 South West Temple.
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Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in San Francisco yesterday. as reported
over the private wires of James A. Pol
lock G. Co, were as follows:
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Kodak Finishing

Take a kodak with you. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., 142 Main.
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Union Assay Office

Union Assay Omce.
NJ. S. Hanauer. ]. VSadler
-i62 So. West Temple. p. o. Box 144s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
PROGRAM TOR sT. vTNcENrs.
Closing Exercises in Mobile Wednesday
 Eveufnw.

. EIN8W1MKs
 Mobile. June 14.--tSpecial.)--The fol- lowing interesting program has been arranged for the closing exercises of St. vincents Academy to take place at the Lyric Theatre Wednesday even ing. June IT. at 7:30 o'clock
 Welcome eong--Juniors.
 German Band tsong)--Primary.
 Zouave Driil--Second Intermediate.
 and Sword. (Drama in five acts). Kelly.
 Aleerds. Edwards Brother--James Hanlon.
 Godwin. Count of Kent--K. Mo- Quillan.
 Leofric, Count of I4eicester--R. Hyde.
 Seward. Count of North humberland--J. Kelly.
 Lord Harold--James McDonaid.
 Lord William--T. Courtney.
 Lord oswaldus--H. Kelly.
 Bishop Brithowald--H. Stevens.
 oswin, Son of Seward--W. Brady.
 sewyn. confidant of Godwin--F. Kelly.
 Redwald Servant of aodwin--R. Doyle.
 coewuIf--J. Doyle. Synewulf-J. Chamberlain.
 Pages--D. Brady, W. Hyde, c. Kelly. T. Geary.
 soldiers--L. Williams. L. Stevens. W. Long, c. Long, A. crolich, E. Adams, W. Barrett Chapman.
 Act i.--St. Vincent Whistle Band First Intermediate. Act 2.--The Blind Beggars (melo- drama)--P. Delahanty, H. Reimer, c. Doyle. Act 3.--vacation Song--Juniors, Act 4.~-School Days--Smattei. J. Courtney, Act 4.---Take Me Back to old Mobile Juniors.
 Accompaniist, Miss A. Cashin. Coal Heavers' Revenge Rarce in one act):
 Dr. Kill Me Quick--F, Courtney. Jim Anthracite-J. Mcdonald.
 Joe Bituminous--w. Schilling. Ganty--H. Kelly. Brand Boy-C. Bailey. Tinker-C. Killy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
THE MOBILE COUNCIL.
VIII Meet Tonight to Elect a City
 EI@efrfofau

Electrician.
 Mobile, Ala, June )-- The regular monthly meeting of the general council is scheduled for tomor- row night. Many matters of great importance will come before the board for final action.
 A successor to the late Thomas H. Chamberlain, city electrician, is to be elected and as there are three candi- dates for the position the selection pro- mises to be spirited. The candidates applying for the position are L. Litz, who was MT. chamberlain's assistant and who. has been acting temporarily in this capacity; John J. Hughes retir- ing member of the council and c prom inent business man and George Ford. ney, late connected with the merchants police system.
 The report of the board of public works on sidewalk improvements will be taken up for final action.
 The market committee of the council which has been jointly acting with the committee appointed by the officers club and the Commercial club com mittees will go before the council and ask for more power in connection with the building of the proposed city hall and armory building portance the board will have large calendar of routine work to deal with and the passage of the regular month ly budget of bills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
FLoMAToN NEWSPAPER.
C.. Williams of Brevton to Publish
 ssThe Enterprfse.o

D. c. Williams of BrevvtOn to Publish
 s'Fhe EnterprIse."
 Brewton,, June l4.-(SpeciaL Jon Thursday, June IS, will appear the first issue of The Flomaton Enterprise. a six column folio newspaper, with D. C. Williams. an experienced newspaper man of Brewton, as editor and pub fisher. For the present the paper will be printed at Brewton, but Mir. Will Hams expects by fall to put in a plant at Flomaton and remove to that grow ing little town.
 Good rains have fallen over most of the county during the past few days, which has revived growing crops to large extent Corn and cotton are re- ported as somewhat backward and were badly in need of moisture. The first load of watermelons appeared in the local market yesterday.
 Peaches in carload lots are now be- ing shipped from the Escambia Fruit Company and Lovelace Brothers or- chards. These peaches are of a very fine quality, large and good flavor
 pr. J. A. B. Lovett spent several days during the past week with his son. pr. W. A. Lovett.
 Brewton was well represented at the recent Confederate Veterans Reunion in Birmingham. and all who attended from here report having had a most excellent time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
MAGIC CITY OFFICES
xsrrVrcrrAE CAMPAIGN IN BIRhING-
 HAM TNCrPTErT.
o,Brfen nna nrennen Are Canaiaate' for the Dzayoralty---Exeeuave Committee VIII Soon Call
 Pr1mnry Election.

rsgrrainwnam. June 14.--(SpeciaL' Pirnniuxham will from now on Ds rS. M 2 the throes of political campais ths rnunicipal campaign starts at ons ot,tas City Democratic Exeeutive .avsral having little set up already. sa-- ,,srnhers of that body holding conler- &nces today. .ha naxt v.w Asvs It is believed that p,l- raarv will be called within nve weehs 2 ana nominations made for Mayor anu other city ofhcers' q. .,actaa
 Inasmuch as the man who is e.ess' ,,, Mavor in September of this year VIII
 nxa ,,a- Car few months of the creatar Birmingham, which becomes 2 ~nalstv in 1910, much interest is being manifested in the campaign lat .s snont to start. Two candidates are so far Announced for the nomination TOT Mayor, Captain Frank P. O6rien' VII IS well known all over the sontn: anu w M. Drennen, who served as Mayor of Birmingham for three terms. oeh- er .candidates may come out.
 Two candidates for the presidency or the council have announced. Harry Jones and B. H Cooper. The latter believes in municipal ownership.
 There will be nine aldermen nomi- mated. one for each of the nine waras of the city. Avondale. which recently voted 10 DECQIlG n H&A VI tr%N hsscra the Greater Birmingham be- comes fact, may be allowed to elect two aldermen at this time ana aisc participate in the primary.
 cantain Frank P. O'Brien and form ar Mayor W. NJ. Drennen, are promi' nent in E1ks circles and other frater' nal organizatlons. The prohibition question will hardly cut much figure ' there are not more candidates as neitn. CT Captain o'Brien nor MT. prennen ls oonsidered d strong prohibitionist oI anti-prohibitionist.
 The campaign is going to be one oi the warmest that ever was seen nere If there IS not third candidate for the rnayoralty nomination.
 Al. Fl. Muilin, sporting writer on The Ledger, is Chairman of the City Dem ocratic Executive Committee, and P. Fl Mooney. sporting editor of The Bir. mingham News. is the Treasurer ot tne committee and represents the Ninth ward
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
BURNING GASOLINE CAUSED
 EXCITEMENT AT THE GARAGE

The accidental ignition of can of gasoline ir the garage Of the Mont Eomery Automobile Company, Monroe Street. at 4:3s o'clock yesterday morn ing so frightened those in the building that an alarm of ire was sent in to the department. Although the volatile liquid burned hercely leading to the supposition that the fire was serious one. the woodwork of the building did not catch afire. and the blaze was cas- fly extinguished. The damage was practically nothing.
 The gasoline caught anre in the pro- cess of nlling a tank of an automobile in the garage. exactly in what manner Is not known. Great alarm was caused by the occurrence. from the fear that the blaze would spread and damage or totally destroy the, machines In the building, but such an anticipation was fortunately not realized. The liquid dripped beneath the floor and burned there but even under those circum- stances the flames did not attack the woodwork before being extinguished. Though presenting for while a seri- ous aspect, the fire was insignificant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
TONY HENEE FOUND
 DEAD IN TUSCUMBIA

Tuscumbia, June 14.---(Special)- Tony Henke. well known citizen of this city. was found dead in the barn of his brother. J. B. Henke. In this city, last evening shortly after dusk, his death having been sudden and caused by owerheat.
 He had been at work cutting and gathering hay in the .Iatter's field du- ring the afternoon, and returned to the house. drew a bucket of water from the cistern. of which he drank freely, and was fin the act of entering the barn door when he was prostrated
 His brother, J. B. Henke, on return ing to his home from the city where he has an ofice. went to the barn to put up his horse, and discovered the body of the dead man lying across the threshold. The body was covered with perspiration and was warm whom found
 There Is no doubt that his death was due to overheat, the afternoon being excessively warm. %.
 The deceased was probably 50 years of age and unmarried. He was a mem Der of St. Marys Catholic Church in thls city, from which the funeral will be conducted this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
Charged With Grand Larceny.

Georgia Washington, a negress, was arrested at 11:15 o'clock yesterday morning by Officers McDade and Will Hanson on the charge of grand lar ceny. The trial of the case will be heard in the Recorders Court this afternoon.
 It is alleged that Georgia entered the house of Maggie Johnson. a ne. xress, 10 Stone Street ,and took from d table in the room tho sum of s2 35. belonging to the latter. A warrant was sworn out by Maggie for the ar- rest of the Washington woman, and she was shortly afterwards apprehended. She is now held at headquarters await, ing trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
ELECTION ON BONDS
ELECTION ON BONDS .... .... ....I COUNCIL TO CONSIDER FINANCE
If Ordinance ContempHntfng Referdum of s10o0O0 Issnanee is Adopted Election VIII be ImmediateIy
 I.A n..1-

Election VIII be ImmediateIy
 Called for July.
 The ordinance contemplating a pop ular election on the issuance of bonds icipal purposes will be reported favor ably to the Council by the Finance Committee tonight and if the ordi- nance is adopted--and 1t is expected that 1t will be--the >eIeccon will at once be ordered. The required notice and publication for thirty days would begin immediately So that the election would be held about July IT. Under the requirements of the Uniform Char ter Bill, in acordanes with which the City Is now in part governed. the bond issuance must be made before August to be valid.
 Of the several bond ordinances which were given to the Committee at the last meeting of the Council it is ex- pected that only the ordinance affect ing the general bond issue will be reported. The others, affecting schools, sanitary sewerage system and water works system. will pi obably be report ed separately so that separate elections will be held for them. The purpose of the separation is that the voters of the city may not be confused by the var iety of the bonds, the general purpose bonds being absolutely necessary. They will be utilized to pay the debt Incur red when the city few dayg ago exe- cuted note for sioo.oo0 payable Jan- uary l.
 Other committee reports are te be considered tonight but they are of less importance than the bond issue ordi- nance.
 call for Fama NacIonaa cigars, yOu 4-ra nrA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
TnS- T-.en.s- = - 1.oI1mnna-

colunbvs, Miss. May 1s.-(special.l .--At a recent meeting of the Board of Trustees of the city schools the fellow ing teachers were elected for the en- suing year: W. V. E'rierson, Miss B J. Smith. Mrs. M. R.. Patterson Mss Haftta I.eech. Miss Laura Young, Miss Ella Lou Terry, Mrs. A. T. Sales. prin- cipal Barrow Memorial. Miss Mary Lou Peyton, Miss Alice Halbert, Miss Allie Stevens, Miss Olivia Leigh, Miss Laura Ksnnsbrew, Miss callie Lanier, Miss Fannie Gore, Mise Adele Arvin, Miss Katherine Shelton, Mss Mary Stokes Miss Sadie Hudson, Miss Dollie Locke, Miss Blannie Shields, Miss Adele Leigh.
 Mugic-Miss Annie Nelson. Miss Marie Louise McQuiston.
 Elocution--Miss Sarah Anderson.
 Ar Line School-Miss willie Drake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
]. (. BUSH GIVES
 $22,OOO 10 CHURCH

Mobile. June 14--(Speciall-- a special meeting Of the buiiding com mittee and members of St. Francis Street Baptist Church held immediate ly after the morning services today relativs to building the new church at the corner of Government and Jeffer- son Streets subscriptions were taken to pay q balance due on the lot amount ing to about ss,000.
 A number of donations were made among which J. C. Bush contributed $32.000 to go toward building the church. The meeting was very en- thusiastic and the plans will be iTn- mediateiy put in execution
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

and visitors are In Mobile to attend the twentieth annual convention of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union all this week.
 An informal reception was held to- night at Central Trades Council Hall
 Tomorrow will be devoted to ad- dresses of welcome and responses at the Mobile theatre.
 The principal feature of the conven- tion promises to be q discussion as to whether endeavors win be further pro- secuted to secure an eight.hour day, 1t being announced that there are only twenty-1ve cities In the country where the fight is being kept up against granting the eight-hour day.
 Atlantic City, N. J.. is already mak- ing hard light for the next conven- tion,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
MOBILE MARIxsSrEN.
Mobile Military BIen Who Are Visit
 in AEOntgOmerY.

Mobile Military SIeA Who Are Visiting
 In Montgomery.
 Mobile, June f4.--(Special)- )-The Mo- bile contingent from the local military companies left last night for Mont gomery under command of Capt. J. S. Callaghan. s,-
 The following will participate ia the shoot on the rifle range. ,i Company M, Captain J. s. Caflaghan. Sergeant J. c. Hensch, Jr.. Private c. MarcelIne.
 Company F.--sergeant T. Reed and Private l.. Jordan.
 Company P.--Lieutenant c. G. Bur gess, Seargenat T. ". Hunter and Pri- vate S. Slater.
 Company A-.Sergeants S. Mountain and Edward Baldwin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

The Lodge is In quite an active con- dition. and new members are being frequently admitted.
 The officers will be installed Juno 30. which will be public and as Opp has advertised for a big day on that day a large crowd is expected.
 The Ladies Aid Society gave a spell ing bee at Opp school building last evening and a large crowd was pre- sent Mrs. B. C. Stewart being the winning speller. Judge W. O. Searcy acted as professor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
GRAND LARCENY CHARGE.
Henry Heat, a Negro, Alleged to Have
 Stolen.

A&NK& ME3Ag q R1BNVt AhSeS~ " ~F-
 Stolen.
 Henry Heat, negro arrested Satur- day night by special officer Avant on the charge of suspicion, had cnarge ok grand larceny entered against his name on the police docket yesterday upon evidence gathered by the ofncer eubseuuent to the arrest.
 Heat, ft is alleged June Il stole from fhA rasidence of T. A Holtzclaw. S09 Randoiph street. pistol, . razor, and a coat, of the total valuation of $2l.bO Several facts. 1t is said, pointed 70 his wuilt and a few days after the com- mission of the robbery he was arrest- cd by officer Ayant on the charge or suspicion.
 AS soon as he had the man at head- umarters. the officer began to gather evidence in the case, and succeeded m locating the missing property. The charge against Heat was therefore changed to grand larceny yestssaay rnornInr. His tyial will be held In Recorderss court this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
R0oK aUARRIEs . sOLD ,
zransaer of Big Properties in North
 Alabama.

Alnhmula
 shenleld. June 14.--(Speeial.) )--The L. Fosslck Company has sold it's rock duarxies, machinery and other ,,ronertv Herewith connected at Rock wood. franklin County, one of the most splendidly equipped quarries in the South, to the Foster-creighton Com pany of Nashville, the formal trans fer of the property to be made next Monday.
 ef the oldest firms in this section, and has been in the quarry business in Col bert and Franklin counties for more than a quarter of century.
 Tha new owners will continue to make Shenaeld their headquarters. and win probably retain E T. Dunkerly or 4bIa citv. who has been a stockholder and Secretary and Treasurer of the Fossick Company for the past fifteen years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
T.art,,rea on PnlentIne,

Mobile, June l4.--(Speeial. IA large crowd gathered in German Relief Hall tonight and heard a lecture by Charles F. Parham op ''Zionism, Restoration of Palestine by the Jews" The lecturer dealt with the habits and customs of the people of Palestine and was heard with great interest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
TENNIS IN MOBILE.
Country Club Contest NarrOws to Three
 PlaYera.

Mobile, June 14-(Special)--Thr ening weather and the damp condition of the court, prevented the second and last days contest of the Country Club Tennis Championship from being com pleted.
 With the results Friday and the two heats played yesterday the contest has narrowed down to three players. c. T. McCorvey, T. c. McCorvey and F. C.. TaImage, one of which will win the championship of the club.
 This Is the first handicap tennis tournament ever held by the Country Club Tennis Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
Whr ia anrnr swaet9

If sugar did not dissolve in the mouth you could not taste the sweet. GROVES taste the bitter because the ingredients do not dissolve in the mouth. but do dissolve readily in the acids of the stomach. Is just as good for Grrwn People as for Children. The First and Original Tasteless Chill Tonic. The Standard for 30 years 50 c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
sunday school .Atteadance.

Mobile, June l4,--(Special l--The following Is the sunday-school attend-s ance at the various churches today: Government Street Presbyterian. .10S St. Francis Street Baptist. .lss Central Presbyterian ............140 First Christian Church .160