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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
NATIONS CLUB WOMEN.

Boston, June 24.-Representative cluo women of the nation in their capacity as delegates to the ninth biennial con vention Of the general federation or women's clubs. today held the second meeting of the convention and began in earnest the work of participating in its deliberations.
 The day was unpleasant little ram falling at times. but this did not pre- vent a full consideration of all the openinR business which was placed be- fore the convention. The meeting was opened with Mrs. Sarah P. Decker pre- siding. The committees of the general body presented their annual reports while the reports of the general offi- cers consumed most of the time of the forenoon session. The great number of club women gathering for the conven- ton made 1t impossible for all to par tictDate in the morning meeting and in order to accommodate those left out. a meeting had to be arranged in the afternoon to go over in duplicate the business considered at the formal session. This plan has also neen adopted for the sessions on Saturday Monday and Tuesday
 Miss Georgia A. Bacon, of Worcester, Mass. chairman of the local biennial board read her report at todays gath ering.
 Miss Mary I. Wood. of Portsmouth, N H. for the Bureau of Information. said that in two years more than ten thousand letters had been received from club women alone. Hundreds of clubs are furnishing an annual lecture course and thousands of books in public and travelling libraries are fin circulation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
TENNIS IN MOBILE
RESULT OF DRAWINGS FOR THE
 TOURNAMENT.
Matches VIII Be Played on Courts ox thA Country Club Frfday Af- ternOOn, Beginning at
 2 O'clock,

Mobile, June 24.--(Special J--Ine drawings for the open tennis tO9rnas ds Tuesday afternoon, just after the ent- ries were closed, and the chairman ot the tennis committed has Just mao0 public the result of the drawins' n T. McCorvey and F. c. Talmadge do not appear in the list of contestants for the first matches. This IS owing to 8 decision of the commi1tjsee i1j ,nsr enar in the first round. but should wait un- til the third round is to De piayeo, when they will appear on the llet as byes. contesting against two sepa'@''
 This decision was made so tnat play CTS would have a better chance or re, maining in the tournament for sevefaI matches. It Is not certain that either of them will win the championship, but they have each carried away the cups at various times at the club and the decision was made more in fairness 10 the other players than otherwise'
 When the second round shall have been played, the winners will be listed in two sections, Talmadge and McCor" vey then becoming bye players In these two sections.
 will begin sharply at o'clock, ana every player must be on tne gIounuts prepared to play at she time his match is called. There are sixteen watches which are to be played on two courts. The first eight matches in the list here given will be played on one court ana at the same time that the last eignt are being played on the other court: The games will be called in the order in which they were drawn rom the box and as here published: Matches will be the best two out of three sets. excepting the fnal1. ..
 Ali losers In this first round or matches will be pitted against each other to play for the consolation prize, while the winners will play for the loving cup. To go down in the nrst round still leaves chance to win
 Following are the matches which are to be played Friday afternoon; tne games starting promptly at oclock'
 Kemp Mayer and h. B. Redwood.
 William Edward Clarke and Tlsdaie 'J H. Lyons and wm. Maiden.
 Rev. Frank Seay and E. M: Wheeler
 Henry Groom and W. H. Fitzpatrick. Jr. ro,o.na Arturo Moraques and Geo: Lesesne'
 T. W. Mcleod and J. D: Meador:, :. Price Williams and l.: Y. McLeoo... T. c. McCorvey and Harry n; Snllth' W. N. Little and W: P. Philips, Russell Hollinger and W. e. Horn. Howard Hampstead and A. V. b. Gll- Oeci Clinton Mccartney and Q. M. otts.
 Con Little and J. A. Dickson.
 A. l.. Quina and Fl. T. Pegues' Ray LeBeau and Edward eBach-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
THE RACES
Raclng nY sheenuhead,


 Sheepshead Bay, N. T., June 24.-Tho transmission of all information from the Sheepshead Bay race track to this and other cities will be subjected to the censorship of the Jockey Club under an order issued by that club today. The order also announced that all telegraph wires will be removed from the track tomorrow and that telephone wires will be substituted.
 Stamina, carrying top weight, 12s pounds. easily won the Mermaid stakes, one mile and a furlong, at Sheepshead Bay today. The Whitney Ally ran a fine race. She conceded from ten to fifteen pounds to her field and at no stage of the race was she in danger. The Keene entry in the surf stakes proved to be. much the best and ran in pad In front all the way.
 First race, the Peter Pan, six and a half furlongs-Falcada, 112 (Dugan) IS to 5. won; Cornice. Ill (McDanieD 20 to l. second; Peter 9uince. d2s tNot- Pearl, Monopolist, Miss Calesby and
 Second race. one mile-Frizette, ss iS4 tGsrneT) Garner to to 1. s second S sres: saraciDes:: ca, I03 (Mccarthy) 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:3S 4-5 Araze, Queen Marguerite, The EVrestler, Black Sheep, Tom Dolan, Nick Trash also ran.
 Third race. The Surf, five and a half furlongs-Suffragett 115 (Notterl 20 to 5, won; Footpad, 114 e. BurnsJ 20 to 5, second; High Range, 11S c. Lee) to 1, third. Time. 1:07. Sandpiper, Detective, Sir John, Choirmaster of Chesterbrook, Elpicato and Spectacles also ran. Sufrragette and Footpad cou- pied.
 Fouth race. the Mermaid, one and one-eighth miles-Stamina, 126 (Du- gan) to 10. won: Reckon 112 tMc- Cahey) 20 to 1, second; Julia Powell, III (Musgraye) g to s, third. Time. 1858. Homeagay and Laughing Eyes
 Fifth race, the Lazzarone, mile and an eighth-Bedouin, llS (McCarthy) s to 1, won; Angelus, ] I6 (Miller) to 2, second; Sea Wolf, 115 (Dugan) 2 to 1. third. Time, 1:52 4-5. Gretna Green, Berkeley, Old Honesty, Rye, Miss Craw- ford, Sugar Pine, Pins and Needles and
 Sixth race, The Stamina, five furlongs Lady Hubbard. 110 Nee) 5 to ?, won: Wall Flow CT, 110 (Notter) 8 to 1, sec- ond; Anna L. Daley, I10 (Miller) to 1, third Time, 100 4-5. Queen of Trent, Sententious. Drassae. Corona Belle, Rumsie, Faultless. Lady Selma. Mobility, Cotyette, Cavalarieri, Harlem Maid and Petticoat ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
Results at Lntonia .

Cincinnati. O., June 24.-The second race for 2-year-olds at five and half day. Warfeld won the event in a drive from Anne McGee with Funda- mental. third. Three long shots fin- Fred Fred Mace S won % RaSdiy K fro from t My Queen of the Rose with Tim Hurst third. Fred Mace paid $94.55 in the $5 mu- tuals to win, while My Queen of the Roses paid S77lo for pace.
 There were no show mutuals sold on Tim Hurst
 Track fast.
 crettenden, no 5Troxierj, saI. S5 straight s1O. IS place. sS.9 show, won; Point Lace. 11O (Martinl, sl1; 70 place, sS;SG shOw' ses0ndi Lady yE,iS5 RgOy r,Iaa dlo 1:01 S-5. counteraction, Fenning Girl. Coombs. Gertie Rogers. Boadicia, Cleat
 Second race, five and half furlongs straight. si7. S place. s: 70 show won; S6 90 show, second; Fundamental, 1l2 CButler), $7.75 show, third. Time. i:O7 3-5. Governor Wilson. Transform, Aulaire, MadrnAo and Floreal also ran. T. io5 (Warren), s26.OO straight $10.60 i05 (Glasner), s20.4o place. $ll O5 s4SS s4S.sS snow, third. Time 1;64 2-5. Emily NJ. Caltha, Investress. Katie Pickett. Dora Neff, Heth GoodwyM. Ti- gress Lilly, Lady Hapsburg. My Love and Lucille b also ran.
 Fourth race. seven furlongs-Mer- rick. Il5 (Butler), .s16.55 straight. won; second; Deuce 113 (Bensohl. $25.45. third. Time, 1:27 2-5. Barnesdale. stiil Alarm, Pulque.. Granada. Gilpin. Meada, Rustic and Meadow Breeze ran
 Fifth race seven furlongs-Fred Mace, 100 (Glasner): ss4,55 straight. won; My queen of the Roses, 1ol fFrankiin) S77.10. second; Tim Hurst. 11s (Skirvin). ..... third. Time. 1929. Airship Del Ray. Sam Clay. Benson hurst. Flora Ray Bell Toone, Lord Harry. George Young, Orland Wick, Oasis and Chase ran.
 Sixth race. mile and eighth-Monsig- nor, lO9 (Powers), $9. 20 straight won; John Louis, 96 (Glasner), $s l5. second i; Time, 1:52 2-5. Camille, Dr. Lee, Huff- nnA~ Water Lake and Stone Street ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
Notice to Contractors

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will be made and received up until o'clock pm, July 9th, 1908. in Brewton. Ala, ct the office of G. W. L. Smith. Chairman of the Building Committee for the erection of a Masonic Temple building on the lot of land owned by the undersigned in Brew ton, Ala. according to the plans and spec ifcations now on file in said office and in the office of Hutchinson and Garvin Archt- tects of Mobile Ala. All bids must show what amount is charged by the contractor to erect said building and furnish all terial. Said bid must also show what amount is charged for erecting said build ing only and all material furnished by the undersigned company. A certified check payable to Masonic Temple Company for s10O.0o properly indorsed and payable to said company in the event bidder fails to sign a contract and make bond required by specifications in event contract Is awarded him, must Accompany each bid The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
 Masonic Temple Company.
 By E. A. SMITH.
 Secretary. Witnessed before me this the 22nd day of June. 1908.
 By F. A SMITH,
 Secretary.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
WHITE MAN IN MOBILE
 FALLS UNDER A TRAIN

Mobile. June 24-tSpecia1.) )-Ether Reed. a white man. aged 24 who gives his home at 147 Hamburg Street. Nash vile, Tenn. was run down by a Louis vile and Nashville train at Pier No. { tonight at S:30 o'clock and received injuries which will keep him in the hospital many weeks.
 Reed IS a union iron worker. He came from New Orleans today and was watching a chance to board north bound freight train when the accident occurred.
 His left foot was crushed, necessitat- ing amputation. The big toe of his right foot was also crushed that am. 2utation followed. He was severely bruised on the face and on the back Of his head.
 The City ambulance carried him to the City Hospital. where Steward Dair assisted in the operations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
SHOCK KILLS GIRL
MISS EDNA NEwsOM STRIKES LIVE
 WIRE.
Decatur Young Woman Strcuk Dead by 23,OOO Volts of Electricity At Gate to Her
 Home.

Decatur, June 24-(Special) )-Miss Edna Newsom. was killed today at her home on Prospect Drive, New Decatur. by live wire of the Morgan County Telephone Company. having fallen across the wires of the Decatur Light Power and Fuel Company.
 Miss Newsom was oging out of the gate. The wire was on the gate and she attempted to remove 1t and 23.00O volts of electricity passed through her body She gave one scream and died before any one could reach her.
 Miss Hognon attempted to release her from the wire which she had tight ly clutehed in her hands and received a severe shock.
 Miss Newsom was 19 years old, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Newsom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
Notice of Tax Assessments.

Notice is hereby given that the tax as- Bessment books of Montgomery county for the year 1908 have been prepared and are ready for inspection and that the Board of Revenue and the Board of Equalization will sit on the second Monday in July 1908, to examine the assessors returns and correct any errors therein.
 A L. TYSON, President Board of Revenue and Board of Equalization.
 S. T. wESTCOTT. Clerk Board of Revenue. Montgomery Co
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
Ha.ebnu at Pollard.

Pollard. June 24-(Special0-In a one-sided game yesterday afternoon. the locals defeated the Flomaton az gregation by shut out, score of 12 to 0. The locals played good ball, and the Flomaton bunch were outclassed. The feature of the game was the home run of Baisden for Pollard in the fifth inning.
 Batteries, Pollard Baisden, Finlay and Strout Flomaton. Farris and Stlll.
 Umpire, Geist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
FOR MOBILES FAIR.
,oard of Directors Takes Preliminary


 N1obila June 24-(Special. )-The Roard of Directors of the Gulf Coast Tropical Fair Association held an en- tbnslastic meeting at the Commercial A mass of routine business was transacted and reports receiVed Which practically assures the success ol tue i.an+Tre a1+hough there are some out standing subscriptions yet unpaid
 The Secretary was instructed to ad- dress each subscriber who Is in arrears, stating that subscriptions must pc paid or secured by note by July lo' or suit would be entered
 The president was instruetsu Anu @ ', ell- ,on,ered to secure bids for the grading of the race .rack and the fencing of the grounds near Neshota. It IS pro- posed to have matters in shape Tor a grand Southern industrial ana asFlcul- mral fair in the fall of lsOS'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25

Macon, June 24-Savannah shut out the locals today. Macon ........ 900 900 OOO-O 2 3 Savannah ... 900 201 000-3 Q Batteries-Stowers and Robinson: Nixon and Moran and Kahlkoff. Time 1925. Umpire Latham.
 Charleston June 24-Jacksonville again blanked Charleston today. Charleston .... 900 900 O00-0 Jacksonville =. 200 900 O00-2 5 5 Batteries-Paige and Durlin; Sitton and Roth. Time 1:4O. Umpire. Buck ley.
 Augusta, June 24-Augusta and Columbia divided a double-neaded to- day.
 First Game. Augusta ,......oOo O0O O0O O00 OOO-o { ] Batteries-Sitton and Carson; Volz and Cote. Time 1850. Umpire, Truby
 Second Game. Augusta ........102 360 11x-S 12 s Columbia ... 900 900 001--1 s Batteries-Reagan and Carson; Xolz, Cummings and Cote. Time 200. Um- pire Truby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
ArchneoIoEicaI Exploration.

BerkeIy. Calf. June 2i-Dr. Samuel A Barrett, of the University of Call fornia has just left for the interior of Ecuador and Peru. where he will take mart in archaeological explorations in that country He will be one of the members of the George G. Heye eXpedi- tion, which was fitted out three years ago by a New York millionaire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25

Three base hit. Meek. Sacrifice hit, Robertaille. Stolen bases. Reagan and shannon. Double plays, DeMontreville to Douglas: Robertaille to Meek to Douglas; Juul to Perry to Hart Struck on balls. on Juui, 5. Time of game, 200. Umpires. Fitzsimmons ana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
MRs. BALLARD DEAD.
A Good Woman of BIIO Has Passe
 Away,

Away.
 Troy, June 24-(SpeciaD- D-Mrs. Clara Ballard of Milo died Monday night at the home of her son, John Ballard Mrs Ballard was native of Georgia. but moved to this State when a young girl, and was the daughter of Alfred Watkins.
 She was G5 years old and had been i'll for quite a while.
 She was a devoted member of the Baptist Church at Milo, where the funeral occurred yesterday afternoon. the services being conducted by Rev. S. H. Lynch.
 She is survived by three children. Mrs. John Macon, John Ballard and Earnest Ballard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
ExrcrroR.s Nnr1cR-

Notice is hereby given that letters tes- tamentary on the estate of Lizzie B Holt deceased were on the 18th day of April, 1908 issued to the undersigned by the Hon J B. Gaston. Judge of Probate of Mont Gomery County. All persons indebted to said estate will make settlement with me. and al persons holding claims against said es- required by law or they will be barred
 JOHN ". DURR. Senior. Executor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
Tied the Score.

Philadelphia. June 24.-Today's game between New York and Philadelphia was stopped at the end of the ninth in- ming with the score a tie, on account of darkness. Score R.H E. Philadelphia .O10 GOA 10O-6 10 1
 Batteries-Che esbro. Manning and Kleinow; Vickers, Schlitzer and Powers and Smnth. Time. 2:25. Umpire, Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
sroRMIN MIssIssIPPI.
Strikes Near WRynesbOrO and Much
 Damage Reported.

Mobile. June PA special to The Register from Waynesboro. Miss. says a storm of cyclonic proportions struck there this afternoon, doing consider able property damage to outhouses, fences, etc. No fatalities are reported,
 It is stated that fears are entertain ed that much damage has been done in the surrounding country, however. the storm apparently gathering strength after passing that place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
1:IeyeInnd Defeata ChIcaro.

Cleveland. June 24.-Cleveland de- feated Chicago today. Joss held Chi was hit hard with men on bases. Score:
 R.H.E Cleveland -. 300 O21 00"-6 10 0 Chicago ..... 900 900 000--0 1 2 Ratteries-Joss and N. Clarke Owen and Sullivan. Time, :33. Umpires. Sheridan and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
Philadelphia Wins.

Brooklyn, June 24.-Philadelphia won today. taking the lead on a base on balls and two singles in the second inning and adding another run in the Philadelphia .o2o 900 01o-s I Brooklyn .... 100 900 000---1 c heIm ens Rersen rims fns pos ss W m pire O'Day
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AIahnmn at pepartment.

Washington. D. C.. June 24.-(spec- ialD-Raymond A. News appointed reg ular. James T. Johnston substitute rural carrier route No 1, at Anniston.
 patent for dinner pail has beea issued H. Berkley of Prattville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
Washington Winn

Boston, June 24.-Washington won slow. uninteresting game from Boston today by batting two pitchers hard. Score: R.H.E. Wa shi ington 2sO O1e 11o-S 10 1 Boston .... .O1o 900 010-2 5 5
 Ratteries-Keeley Smith and Street; land. Time. 2:17. Umpire. O'Lough- lin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25

Summary-Home runs. Wilkes. Stolen bases, McMurray. Sacrifice hits, Wilkes, Seabaugh, Moran. McMurray Double play. McElveen to Butler to Mo- Elveen. Base on balls off Bernhard g. of Ford O. Hit by pitcher. by Ford. (Hunter). Struck out. by Ford. II: by Bernhard. {. Time of game, 1880. Um- pire. Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. LouIs Wins.

Detroit, June 24.-St. Louis hit Null len hard at all stages and got a win ming lead in the opening inning: Score:
 R.H E. St. Louis .... 400 0I0 200--7 l2 o ,Ratteries-Mullin and Thomas; Wad- deli and Spencer. Time. 2;00. Un1- pires, Connolly and Hurst.
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summarv.-Two base hit, Page. Three base Sei'iilifs hits speaker, Thornton. Wells. sacrihce hits( Becker. nA,9 Wells o stolen St9isT 6as spskeT Bass srSok So oet out S Sg Eyisr Eyisr
 :, bv GaskiIi. ?. Time, 1850. Umpire
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
GAME IN SELMA.

UniOutOwn Team Defeats the Abbott
 Rifles.
 Selma, June 24.-(SpeciaL)-In a ragged game. which abounded with err TOTS. the semi professional team of Uniontown defeated the Abbott Rifies Club this afternoon Score: R H E.. IJniontown . .2O4 430 004-17 II f Abbott Rifles .96O 900 OO0- 8 F Is Batteries-Welch. Smith and Miller; Kincey, Jones and Burns and Kincey.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern League
 Atlanta, 5; Nashville. 0. Birmingham, 0: Montgomery, ?. Little Rock. 6; Mobile, l. No others scheduled.
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south Atlantic

South Atlantic
 Macon, 0; Savannah, 8. Charleston 0; Jacksonville, 2. Augusta, 0; Columbia. 3. (Ftrst Augusta, s; Columbia. 1. (second game.)
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WINS FROM MOBILE
LITTLE ROCK TAKES THE LAST
 GAME EASILY.
Speakers Work in Field and With Stick Was the Feature.-FinaI
 Score Was 6 to 1.

Little Rock, Ark. June 24.-Little Rock won the last game of the series from Mobile today.
 Speakers work in the field and at bat was the feature of the game.
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BLANKED
FORD WAS MnRcILEss ON THE
 VOLUNTEERS.
Atlanta TwirIer Struck Ont Eleven and Allowed the Visitors to Make
 Three Hits Only.

Atlanta, June 24.-Ford had Nash vile at his mercy today, striking out eleven men and allowing the visitors but three hits, while the locals hit Rernar I'd freely. Score:
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Plttmburr Wins.

Pittsburg. June 24.-Pittsburg won the last game of the series from Gin cinnati today. Willis pitched a strong game. but loose fielding allowed the visitors to score all their runs in the seventh inning. Score: RHE. Pittsburg .... 900 101 03'-5 II 3 Cincinnati =. 900 900 300-3 g Q
 Batteries-Maddox, Willis and Gih- son; Camubell. Weimer and Mclean. Time. 1:40. Empires. Emslie and Rud- derham.
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GpE CHA
 
MASONIC NOTICE.

~ special convocation of k.aA Montgomery R. A Chapter. && No 22 will be held on Thurs day evening at o'clock. 8 : . x" ; ]: !: < ; AAMH Work in P M. and M. E. W% NM M Degrees. and installation N AM of officers. Refreshments. N" By order of the H. P.
 VIM. H. DINGLEY, s~A Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25

Cotton States League
 Jackson, 1 Monroe, 3.
 Vicksburg, 1; Columbus. O. Gulfport- Meridian postponed, rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ne,r York yNin. nnth.

New York. June 24-New York took both games of today's double header from Boston. The Svisitors failed to tally until the final inning of the sec- ong game.
 First game: R.H F. New York =. 012 900 01"-4 8 2
 Batteries-McCarthy. Lindaman and Smith: Wiltse and Bresnahan. Time 1:s5. .-
 Second game; RHE. Boston .... ... 900 900 0O1-1 ! { New York ... .000 t40 20s-7 10 q
 Batteries-Young and Graham: Mall arkY, Matthewson and Snodgrass and Bresnahan. Time. u:IG. Empires. Johnstone and Rigler.
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American League--

American League--
 Boston, 2; Washington, 8. Detroit, l; St. Louis, 2.
 Philadelphia, 6; New York, 6. end or ninth, darkness.
 Cleveland. 6; Chicago, 0. rx
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chisars Victorions.

Chicago, June 24-The locals won in the tenth inning after two were out Schultz stole second. went to third on Hostetter's wild throw and scored when Murray let the ball get past him
 Score: RHE ChicaEoS.. .... 900 e0I 900 1-2 2 3 St. Louis .. ... 900 00I 900 O-1 < ?
 Batteries-Reulbach and King: Fromme and HosteIter. Time. l:4G Umpire. Klem.
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American Association

American Ass0cfaffOn-
 Minneapolis, l; Toledo, 6. (First game.l
 Minneapolis, 5; Toledo. 0. (Second game.)
 Kansas City. 4; Indianapolis, 1. (First game.)
 Kansas City, 0; Indianapolis, 2. (Second game.)
 Milwaukee, 2; Columbus, 6.
 St. Paul, 4; Louisville, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
Removal Notice

We are now located at our new yard We have a complete stock of building ma terial which selling at rock bottom prices. Let us figure with you. We can save you money. Alabama Lumber Co.,, Cor. Lawrence and Columbus streets. Phone 603
 -3ot
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National Leasue-

National BeHEue-- Chicago, 2: St. Louis, 1.
 Brooklyn, 1; Philadelphia, 3. New York, 4; Boston, 2.
 New York, [; Boston, 1. Pittsburg, 5; Cincinnati, 3.
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-.-. tssCimoniats and terms Address
 Drs. Scott & Scott "SpeciaIists" F. o. Box No. 21. Montgomery. Ala.
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CA ~ c E R

n all forms com pletely and perman- ently cured without the knife. 30 years direct experience.
 Hundreds of cured patients. Call or
 urrita fnr nnesilnn
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Augusta. June 24-Augusta and Columbia divided a double to-
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SOUTHATLANTYCLEAGUE

Macon. June 24-Savannah shut out the locals today.