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FOR RENT
s.. 500. 2339 Mass NV. llr
$3.50. .3l1 eth NV. store
$125. 1925 oath nv. l2r
500. =. 1910 G pw, Tor
500 e. SEQ. .13o7 18th
NV. Tor
$S5. 1911 Pa nv. sto. dwg
$&. .1011 y Fl av nw.12r
$50. The Montgomery. Ar
$50. 1925 14th NV. 12r
SEQ. .25O3 Champlain ay
NV. Tor
S55.75..4 01 4th NV. 13r
SOS. ....l70S P NV. 10f
SIS. .2505 Champlain av
NV, Tor
SIS. 1852 Col I'd. 1Or
SIS. 1903 Kal'a av. 12r
$50. 80. 1904 10th NV, Tor
$50. so. The Westover. 6r
$50. 80. 1913 oath uw. Tor
S5O.70. 1929 X NV. 11r
$50. 65. 2211 Wash cir.9r
$50. 60. .1016 ed NV. Or
so. The Marlborough. 2r
$50. Tho Cumberland, IT
$50. .3i77 18Th NV, Or
$50. 1913 Kilb'ne NV. Tor
$50. .221 I NV, 12r
$45.65.. .12l2 s, NV, 1lr
&46. 60. .10O3 n Fl Az. Tor
A5. 1909 oath NV. Tor
$45. The Victoria. Or
$46. The Westovee. 6r
$8. Lille Euclid. lOf
$40. so. The Brunswick. Ar
$3.50. ..1747 r NV. Sf
$42. 80. The Miller. Or
$40. IS. ..1513 8 NV, Tor
$40 5. ..643 r Cap. Tor
$40. @. -2209 Wash ct, Or
$40. The Cambridge. Ar
$40. 1923 10th DIV, Or
$40. lii Euclid NV. o.
$3S. 10. 1927 Orc av, Tor
S37. so. 1928 @ NV, 7r
$3.50. 2443 Ont I'd NV, Or
e35. go. .10O6 22d NV. Or
For complete list Of pr
weekly
SWARTZELL, RHEl
fel5-d pSu 91f
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FOR RENT-2433 COLUMBIA ROAD NV; 10
rooms and baths: steam heat; open freplaces.
gas and electric lights. l. S. FRISTOE. 1413
G st. NV. fe13-lOt
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WANTED-HOUSES

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FAYE AND SCALP:
wrinkles and blemishes removed. Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON, NJ. g. graduated In Sweden). 1919
G st. NV. Trial treatment. Soc. Main 39lS-A.
Eel BOT
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-l2I II. T. AVE. NV: tR AND
bath brick. In good condition: convenient 10 ca
lines aud government departments. rent. S27. ID
Ter mo
J. HARRISON JOHNSON & son
fel46t 3U6 9TH ST s.w. Phone Main o3S5
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FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE. 1865
Church ST. NV, near Dupont Circle, $43. Ap-
ply 1S47 Wyoming feI7-3ts
FOR RENT-A NICE HOUSE IN CENTRAL
NV. 1920 sth st. NV; 10 rooms and bath
rent reduced.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
faY7
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DAIRY LUNCH. "F' ST. LOCATION. CLEAR
Ing 5000 month: rent only So of the best
IN Washington for the price; $1,000. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' Gil +. fe17-3t
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WE OFFER AN 1s-ROOM BOOMING HOUSE
clearing over 5000 monthly handsomely fur
nished: every known convenience: this house
could not be furnished for $4,000; the owner
must sell by Feb. the Goth: yours for 81 900:
don't miss chance that happens once In
lifetime. TALYOR'S EXCHANGE. 1888 f.
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Sa2 Me av sw. 12r. h30. so
1876 Me av sw.Sr. b. %. so
926 q NV. 6r. %. 20
1000 y J nv Sc. iris. 40
"a NJ sw. Or. 1880
3D33 Rosedale ne .6ri0.s0
Is Rk OK On I'd. Ar. 1000
rs.
6o1 l. ne. ir. b. 1900
1923 y Y ave NV. 81.
n .2.,n
26+3 Va av NV. 5r. blG.50
Z. 1921 y. Y. ave. NV.
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LUNCIIROOM; GOT To RE SOLD: NOT RE
ii is not making money: there sew
eral real good reasons: yours IL you make
offer. TAYLOR'S Ef'HANGE. 1873 +. felS3t
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GROCERY MEAT AND PROVISION STORE:
1901 ne. fe1S3t~
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FOR RENT
1910 9th nw.13r. b. s45.50
1872 s NV. Sr. b. .35 80
936 = NV. Or. h. 80. 80
90 Ingraham NV.
ar. b. 900
&c Pierce NV. Or. is 30
325 c NV, Sr. b. 30 90
FL
1881 n Y ave NV. 5r.
b.h..-.....-...< 10. 90
1923 :: Y ave NV. sr.
b q, 10
GA o NV. fr, b. heat-2l.o0
CAYWOOD L. GARRET
fAJl 80
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CORNER GROCERY; NORTHEAST: DAILY
receipts. $50: same owner FIVE years:
leaving city will sell less than invoice. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' GIL +.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1342 New York ave. NV.
Adjoining cor. l4th et. NV
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15. MONROE ST. N.W.-TWO FIR. ROOMS
and private bath: suitable for man and wife or
gentleman: singly or en- suite; hot-water heat.
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FOR RENT

UNFINISHED.
14.so X. l. ~ Rooms. y baths. 800 20
1890. ~. NV. . rooms and ia H.. ~ 20
1l3 II. I. ave. NV. rooms and bath. 800
1907 n J. ave. NV. Z rooms and bath. u 90
lnI5 G st. s.w.. II rooms and ba 9TH. 80. % so
l122 ST. Sc. q rooms and bath. 1850
FLATS.
The New York = rooms bath and heat. a7so
The Chelsea. 5 rooms and bath. beat. 81 50
OFFICES.
Sf3 l4th st. NV, Sd floor. rooms.... 30 90
i2OS G st. NV. 2 rooms. ID floor. 80. aD.O0
ITO Conn ave, rooms. ID door 900. 1900
STABLES
Rear 1927 st. NV. automobiles only. Is 90
GASCB q BIRGE. 1928 n. Y. NV.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
One cent word TO- Is wo
ETRNUSHEn-

COMFORTABLE ROOM WITH PRIVATE FAM
lily: central location NV: 81 per month"; all
cOnvenienceS Box II. Star office. fel3-3t
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FOR SALE-GROCERY STORE: PROMINENT
northwest: less than invoice on ac-
count Of sickness; cheap rent; investigate this.
200 LIST ee1S-3t
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UNFURNISHED,

FOR RENT-MOORE 4 Hill INCL, 1913 u
N.W.-UNEUREISfIED
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1900 IRVING ST. N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED
front room; nice location; for gentleman ten
dollars fc1S-6ts
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144o 32d. sto. dwg3o. 90
so Q NV. 5r. b. 70. so
l205la c ne ut. 5r. li2l 80
1920 Ga av sc. Or W IA. so
25l1 / NV. Or. W. 1880
1913 18th sc, 6r,w.ll.0
LINKINS.
500 10Th st. NV.
y st. NV: 6 ROOMS
large porch: front colo
TRIBBY. 703 18th st.
ja14-tf
'SON &CO.. 1895 r NV.
Store 9th & y NV 49, 50
1913 Union sw. Or. bi6.50
l101 n ] av Sc. 7r.bl7-J0
Store. 1880 ii ne..l5.oo
125 I. Sc. Or. w...l2.pp
100 Ben I'd. DC. Or. wl0.o0
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FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING. $50:
2s' New Jersey ave. NV. Inquire next door,
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FAMILY HOTEL: "a ROOMS: PROMINENT
location monthly income. $SOO: price 81 300:
very cheap. NEW YORK BUSINESS BRO
kERS. GIL F. fel7-3t
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FOR SALE-STOCk, FIXTURES AND LEASE
Of dry goods store; established % years; on best
business street Address MERCHANT. Star
Office fc1S-3te
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ESTABLISHED BUSINESS PAYING 500 PER
month"; be made to double this amount in
few months: good for selling:
chance to quick buyer: 1900. Address Box
10 Star office. felS-3ts
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FOR RENT-D.D.THOM
l745 18th nv. Or.
2303 Ontario av Or. b2S. so
1902 7th ne. Or. b. $50
It's r I ay. stO. DIV. 25.0
3l9R Mo Nv. ST. b.20.:O
6l6 La av, Ar. W. 1880
fa11d oSn
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FOR RENT-CNFCRNISHRD.
SIG Conn aveIo0 per mo sl2 18th. 80. S45 per mo
1917 av SIS per mo 1T2s 18th. $40 per
1913 NJ. so per m" l345 Corco'n $35 per mo
1884 ii (shoDlSl2 per mo
few Desirable furnished houses.
OFFICES.
SlS 14th st.......... $50 per mo
Second floor Sl5 14th st. $50 per
Third floor. Si5 l4th ST SIS 90 Der
OLYMPIA APARTMENT HOUSE.
Apartment. rooms and bath. SEQ Der mo
Apartment, rooms and bath. $40 and $45 per mo
STONELEIGH COURT.
few very desirable apartments vacant 10
Stoneleigt Court at from $50 to &165 per month.
FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
de2l-tf 1905 G st. NV.
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CAFE: DAILY RECEIPTS. $40: SAME OWNER
four years: 18th and G NV: price very
reasonable. NEW YORK BUSINESS BRO
KERS GIL r. feI7-3t
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1921 Mass. ave. II rooms. 2 baths .seoo ~
1853 Mass ave- l1r b.; hot-air heat. II IS
col Sc 10 rooms and bath ....... 45.7S
926 Mass. ave-, s rooms and bath ...... $3.50
9O6 A st Sc. 8 rooms and bath. 80. $3.50
9Th ST and u q. %
3O2 s ST ne rooms and bath ... $3.50
l3l5 9Th st NV ar and b........ "a
1883 9th ST. Or. and b........-.....-. 25,.o
1914 Jackson st NV ST. and BATH. 255o
1917 4th NV rooms and bath ..... 27.5a
23O 1915 sw rooms and bath .. 1880
2049 35rh ST. NV. rooms. ..-........ 90
Sbon BOO Pa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
APARTMENTS.
Apart 2 The Regina, 6r. and bath.... AS 90
Apart 7 The Regina 8r and bath. IS 10
Tbe yivans 1723 q at NV. 5r and b.. ~ on
Hammond Court :.oth and q SITS, CRIB. q. 30
Inart 2 The Stoddard Sr and b. ~ $3.50
TIE Vivans 4 rooms and bath. ....... $500
The vfvans. 1923 g st. NV 4r. and b.. 30 90
1oO7 = ne Ist floor Or and h. ..... % 20
Park View APT 4th NV. 2r. and d.. % 20
1922 14th NV. Or and h.. I'd floor, 20 90
oo6 Twelfth nj ne I'd floor Ar and b. 1880
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
40 "A &C,
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y IOWA CIKCLE-TWU SENONDFLOOR FUR
hished rooms. adjoining BATH home comforts:
gentlemen. fef9-3t
94I NEW YORK AVE.-2D. I'D FLOORS: SOUTH
exposure: next bath: front: $12. $15 month;
phone fe19-3ts
zoos / N.W.-NItEIY FURNISHED 2D-STORY
front room: board If desired; also ballroom.
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For full list Of small houses and Oats apply at
office. fel5-d. eSu
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FOR RENT-S35.5O. TO COLORED TENANT:
18th ST. near L: 3-story brick Of 10 rooms
and bath: cellar: furnace.
COLLlNS-GUERRY Co, GEL 18th NV.
feI1-3t
FOR RENT-22S 2D ST. NV: NICE 4
room press brick house: mi: good order: very
centrally located: furnace heat. Apply III. B.
POIKINHORN. 1893 T. St NV fe15-tf
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BILLIARD AND POOL SUPPLIES.

THE BRUNSWICK Bake COILENDEK co.
OF NEW YORK.
Leading Manufacturers Of
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES AND SUPPLIES
BOWLING ALLEYS. BAR FIXTURES.
71c 18th STREET NV.
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FOR RENT-441 sTH S.W..; ROOMS. BATH.
large yard: $3.50
Also PAS / NV; rooms and bath; So. 80
mo.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
fe17-3t
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FOR RENT-SPECIAL PRICE ON 1926 10TH
st NV: rooms and bath: hot-water heat. all
MI; s5o.15 Der mo. ]. ii. BRADLEY CO..
Inc. 14oi q ST. NV. fei2tf
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ILLS. sos 6TP ST. NV.
ia Fla NV. 5r. bis M
$50 ith ne. sto. 5r. 1880
~ Brewers CT. 5r. = 80
35 Brewers ct. 5r. $50
fel4-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
THE RACES
New Orleans ResuIts.

New Orleans. La. March 4.--In win ming the fourth race at one mile at the Fair Grounds today Hyperion II. at to 5. went the fastest mile of the winter on the local tracks. He ran the dist
 Ketchemike, at 21-2 to 1, galloped home an easy winner in the fifth race with Risk second and Arrow Swift third.
 Weather clear track fast
 First race. three furlongs-Miss Hapsburg 112 (Skirvln) 12 to 1, won; Gloriole. i12 a. sumterl Il to 5. sec 1. third. Time. ;se 4-5. Babba. Molly Stark, Inweave, Tenorette, Reinette. My Lady Frances Lady Chiffon, Alan1ia, Cousin Mary and Fancy Dance ran.
 Second race. five-apd a half furlongA selling--Topsy Robinson, IA (McDan- iel) Ito 5, won; yohoome, no co. Koer- ner) 20 to l, second: Minnehaha, 11s Suffice. Hocus Focus, Black Mantiila, Donna Elvlra, Stella Perlxins. Kiamesha IT.. Tryloian. Betsy ,Bfnford, Rose of Pink, Very Royal. Etrena. Peril Hop
 Third race. six furlongs. selling Dandy Dancer, s5 (T. Koerner) to second; sabado, i05 Ia (V Powers) 70 to 1, third. Time. 1:i4 1A5. Task Mas ter Bewitched, Ed Kane, Gratlot, Wau- san Water Lock. Virginia Maid, Billy Starr, Prince Bowling and Ansonia ran.
 Fourth race. mile-Hyperiont IL, 1O7 e. Lee) 3 to 5. won; Pedro. ie7 tMc. 1OS (C. Koerner) to 1, third. Time, 1:39 2-5. First Premium ran.
 Fifth race, six furlongs, selling Ketchemike. 105 (Notter) 1-2 to 1,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

The Blue Grass League has been or ganized with circuit comprosing the following Kentucky cities: Frankforf Versailles, Lexington. Shelbyvilie Richmond and Lawrenceburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

for the season of 1909.
 large sized grain of salt is taken with this latter statement. but there is ss soss to h sueSlo oo,f tSs sesson Fyan will get nice bundle of real money
 Now as to bis suceessor--and Ryan is bound to have atgood man at short Tor the Climbers--anu after ,the juicy work of Neal Ball last summer the job is going to be a rocky one. KenselI looked like the real goods last year in eighty-six games he had ifty-one runs, eighty-four hits, twenty-four stolen bases and batting average of .26S. -Iu the same number of games he had one-hundred and forty-two put-outs. two-hundred and twenty-fiye assists three-hundred and sixty seven chances --thirty-nine errors and neiding aver age of .904. l.
 Ryan will have three men to draw on at the start-Eddie Hassett who was with the West End team or the Chicago City league last summsl George Tuliy who was with the Wis consin Shore league last year, and Joe Pepee who for the last few y,=rs mas While not much are known about Has sett and Fully the Macon recruit seems to he a pretty good iniielder-Har-..' Edwards of The Cleveland Plain Deal I4ajoie's bunch said that Pepee was the fastest shortstop that he had seen in the South (btit Edwards did not get his peppers on Neal Ball. Jakey Atz and a lot of others in this league).
 At that. though. Pepee is pretty fast. and while he did not mt as hard as Kensell last year and was not as fast on the paths as the Iowa man still his f1elding had a velvety tinge. In one hundred and twenty-five games Pepee had twenty-nine. runs. ninety-seven hits. seventeen stolen bases. twenty two sacrifice hits and batting avviags of .230 In, fielding he had two-hund- red and eighty-seven putouts. four hundred and eighteen assists--seven- hundred and five chances--ffty-two errors with ielding average of .931. Now that's not so bad-a man that takes 705 chances at about the hardest place in the infied and makes only ifty-two pebbles is going some. Pepee Is as fast as the averagS and his bunting and. inside work Is said to be pretty smooth--of course 1t takes hits to yank in runs, but team work has about as much to do with the biz end O. score as the swatfest department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
# KenseH Fails Climbers,
 Ryan VII Get Good Money

It is possible that Fay Kensell will be one Of Rran's Climbers during the season of 190s-but it's a corner rtvet- cd cinch that the Iowa State league recruit will not be in the South during the season of 1908. Kenseil is using that mothaaten old bIua of. fever in the South and parents afraid" to build coming to Montgomery this season. In a letter to Manager Ryan he says that last year his brother went to Little Rock and contracted a fever from which he died. and since then his pa- rents have been violently opposed to his coming South. Now if he had stopped at that it would have been an rirht- but he gives the whole lining dead away by stating that he had talk with Frank Selee who said that he thought he could place me with the Pueblo team this season"
 Now comes the African in the stack of lumber--Kink who was Selees man ager of the Pueblo team last season
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
THE GRAND
 Tonight.
 Ameriea's Greatest Play ARIZONA Seats Now on Sale.
TICKETS FOR MEN
TRANSFORMATION FOR BGONTGOM- ERY PLAYERS IS FORWARDED
f~-@eveu so That He May Have Look at All I'm Ac-

Byam Sends Travel Money Tor Twen-
 ty-seven So That He May
 Have Lock at All In Ae-
 Yesterday arrangements were made % send out the transportation to the i twenty-seven men whose addresses were given in yesterdays Advertiser s--transportaion will not be sent to Kensell unless he himself changes his plans and decides to come to Mont gnmery.
 As was stated by the Advertiser some time ago Phil Nadeau has been sold to Ft Wayne and as Elston will be brought to Montgomery with the Cubs 1t will leave only twenty -six men to send transportation to. Most of the transportation will be sent out this morning, but none of the men have been ordered to report until next Tuesday morning.
 There will hardly be any trouble shout the Bliss. and Thomas matter and the contracts of both of them are expected in any mail. Ryan could dispose of a good many of his sur plus stock before they are sent trans portation but he says that 1t is a bad idea--he says he wants to Hook at the men in action and though one or two of them may be sold or trad ed before next week 1t is probable that all of them will report to Mont gomery.
 As 10 the outfeld Ryan will be in one of the las himself and he save that he will give his place up if a better man can be found-as Ryan the last time he was in organized ball. Evansville in 1906-in 12S games got f6 runs. 134 hits, 20 stolen bases, 9 sacrifice hits and a batting average of .3ff 209 putouts. F assists, 221 chances errors and a fielding aver age of .969--it can be seen that it will take a pretty good man to beat him out of one corner of the gar den.
 Curtis Elston is another 1xturo for the outfield. Last year in the Ohio and Pennsylvania League in 115 games with the Lancaster Club he had 59 runs. 133 hits, II stolen bases. I2 sac rife hits and batting average of 3IS in fielding he had 11S putouts as- aists. (122 chances). 6 errors and field- ing average of .953-and the two out neiders that are any smoother than Ryan and Elston should be in the Ma fional instead of the Southern league. New the next place in the garden will lie between Noah Henline and Archie Persons. and nothing will be done until Ryan watches the work of both of them. Henline outhit Persons last year-tn 129 games he had 5s runs, 151 hits, I9 stolen bases IS sacrifice hits and batting average .27s- HenIine was one of the fastest men in the Southern league at getting down to Grst base--and lots of the hits that lie Is credited with were bunts or in- held scratches that he beat out.
 Persons hits the ball hard and while good as Henline's he hits pretty con- sistently. He is probably the fastest base runner in the South-with the exception of Neal Ball--and in that respect is a better man than Henline.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
ADaulNIsrRAroR,s NOTICE.

The state of Alabama Montgomery County. Probate Court February 2sth 1908. n tho Matter of the Estate of John ". Nfaody. Deceased.
 Leefegn Of Administration on the Estate nf John ". Moody. deceased. having been aknnfAd to the underEigned on the 2Sth day sz February. 1908. by the Hon. !. B. Gaston. Judge of Probate of said County. notice is hareby given that all persons having claims nRainat mafd estate. are hereby required to nInnenf the same within the time allowed ky law or tho aaune will be barred.
 JAMES c. PATTILLO. Adnnlnistrntor of Estate of John W. Moody. Deceanad th- St
 FUNERAL NOTICE. Hhe friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Todd Beatrice Todd. Annie Todd Eff fie Mae Todd. Frank Todd. IT,, are in xftea fe attend the funeral Of Mrs Todd from ths Dexter Avenue Baptist Church af o'clock the pastor, Rev. R. c. Judklns. officiating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

won: Risk. 1e5 (McDanieD IS to I. sec, WI Arror swift. l02 q. ". Murpnyl 9nd; or ;o Ato third. Time, l;Iss-s; n,on s,tsei air rh 'I IRnstle. Financier. Mae Aatnllsyn; .,, < S StbaI Carr. Tea Leaf, Lute Fos.er Aho Melange ran.
 sixth race, six furlongss-.i .a won; n ssg ssT, 1 Taylor 12o ~. PoweTs ;vI,.s1S 11s E k l; ssooht to i third. Time, 1:l4s-5 L1 MosT sS- cur sS Land Breeze, Rural us aMaeesgTtny sSgt Tn um- maio' llial f!ontanna and Alsono ran. pifs, Ss,,srth race. one unIle} and q six 4asntb seNen seiiinE-Firnanent. TOT SNostco ssc teenenn't teen 2 10 + won; Water Coolor. LlO G GeBrussel1 i-s to 1, second; a. DCsHrdy ss,rd Ann, 100 sts. Tlynn Aq s~nS .S Tannie,c Rsau' s rim Kelly. Marcus Aurelius' Moxey Mead, Fashion. Busy Boy, Me- Greror, Nazirnova and Lady Misak ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

will be supplanted this year by Pat terson. Last wear Patterson was the first basemap of the oskaloosa team in the Iowa State league. the same team on which Ferry played short. Patetr- son knowing the value of Kensell as Il shortstop was pretty anxious to get him on the Pueblo team this summer. Kensel1 however was tied up with the Montgomery club by which, he was bought year ago-then began the scheming to get out of the Montgom- cry contract.
 - Ryan will not force Kensell to come to Montgomery this summer, but if Selee and Patterson want him on the Pueblo club they will have to dig down in their jeans and produce a healthy bunch of genuine Teddy Roose welt coins In his letter to the mana ger of the Climbers, Kensell intimates that he can arrange 1t so that his con- tract with the Pueblo club will be l. n0n-reserve one, and that he is pretty sure that he can come to Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

John 2. aIgglns. for the last ts1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
NOTES AND NEWS
 OF WORLD SPORTS

The veteran Perry werden will um- pire in the Western League this sea son.
 New York fans think that the High flanders will make the best showing this season ever made by a New York American League team.
 The University of Louisiana baseball team will make a northern trip this spring to play Yale and several other big university teams.
 Enid, Okla, has replaced Leaven- worth, Kans., in the Western Associa- ton.
 John F. Higgins, for the last ten
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

He started in with the Chicago team in 1886. playing steadily with them for fifteen years. In 1901 he managed the St. Paul team in the Western League. and 1903 he played In the outfeid for the Washington team, Tom Loftus be- ing the manager of that team during that time. In 1904 he managed and
 played the outfield for the Colorado Springs team In the Western League. In 1905 he managed and played the outfield for the Evansville team. In 1906 he had charge of the Evansville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

The Bridgeport team has mada . great climb in the National Roller Po- To league and Is now fighting for first place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

It looks as though President HollanS will retain his position as head of fi,e Three-I league. The Three-T moFslis are unable to agree on his successor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

\ An independent baseball league haA been formed In Northern Ohio. with clubs located in Sandusky. Tifin, Lo- rain and Shelby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

years public printer of Chicago. has Western League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
SPECIAL
Tor Friday and saturday,

How a woman does enjoy seeing a man fool himself thinking he's fooling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
AwxENTIoN { KHoRAssANs-

s-s. Installation of officers to- ~& night (rhursday) in K. of < P. Han at o'clock. Be xa g I'll sure that you are present. LEON MccoRD.
 Royal vizier.