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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-10-17
P.lice Jury Proceedings.
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tie assessments of each ward Ia b
used in spch ward for the benefit O
the roads therein. that is, that tn
totaa sum raised by the one mill ~
aside ior the public roads shall ht mp
portionrd toeach ward upon the har
Is of the assesssneBt relative to til,
assessments OF the other wards, ant
such sum SO apportiUned shall be px
Pended III the ward on hose assess
mrnt il WAS collected, for the beneti,
u the public roads therein.
On motion of NJ. II. Nugent. see
ohsled by l.. NJ. Fntril. A. A. Dean
was quested to move the fence back
along the river front at or near
Raven camp. so that public road
marcontinne on down the river.
On motion duly seconded aud car-
RED, the police jury appropriated
500 additional Tor the building of
The bridge oyer Bnmmond creek, on
Georgetown and Rochelle road.
The following ordinance WAS intro
ducrd by John Clinton, seconded by
j.. A. BRADFORD and unanimously
adopted all members heing present:
AN ORDINANCE
10 carry intoeffect the percapitn aud
vehicle tax or license provisions of
Article 291 of the Constitution of
Lonsiana, adopted in the year
1923, to provide The manner Of
collecting the same. AMI providing
punishment for violation uf this
ordinance.
Belt ordained Ivy the police jury Of
the parish OF Grant. State OF Louisi-
ana, IN regular session convened:
See. THAT there liz and is here
by levied upon each able bodied male
Ihhal,itant between the ayes OF 1S
nnd % wears, aper capita tax OF one
dollar IN aid OF the public roads of
Grant parish.
See. 2-Be it further ordained, etc.
That there be ami is hereby levied a |
vehicle tax or license on each vehicle |
usrd on the roads of Grant parrish.
Lotlisiana. ms follows: On each one
horse vehicle the sun of fifty cents.
AID un each two horse vehicle the
N'+'''' S'N tit y -HNtttutc. anu OH etlcll
four horse vehicle the sum OF one dol
lar. On each automobile one dollar
On each bicycle twenty-five cents. Ii l.
being understood that the term horse
used herein shall apply to aud mean
ovs'" or other animals used to DRAW
/,
See. 3-Be it further ordained. etc. /,
That section one of this act shall not ,
apply TO incorporated municipalities I
hat maintain their own streets, and !,
hnt my person, after tri,,l before
! district court, who is found guilty :
VI violating thu first section of this .
'sdinnnce shall he punished by fine ;
Il not less than IS. nor more than :
] q. or to fiue and Imprisonment at
b. discretion ns the court.
Sec. 4--Be Il further or.lained, etc,
hat the district attorney il b. reby "a
!. powered to file informations and J
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-10-17

Excellence and White Swan fiour
makes fine bread. A car load at
J. W. Duncan Co., Ltd.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-10-17
Logging Contract to Let.

To let. logging contract. by the
Thousand. hardwood timber. tiuden-
rati Lumber Co.. Mead, Kapiies par
ish. La s19.tf
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-10-17

We bid welcome in advance that
VII exanne the Clothes and the Hats Shoes and other
Things needfu tor the modern YOU will agree
with us in being proud that Alexandria can offer -
such store
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
SELMA oITY COUNCIL.
Contracts for Street Paving Not Awar

Contracts for Street Paving Not Award
 ad.
 Selma. July --(Spscial l--contrary to expectations the contracts for the paving of Broad and Water Streets were not let at he meeting of the ciy Council onight.
 The committees of the Council which has the paving matter In charge reported that all of the bids which had been received were opened today and that the bids had been properly listed. The committee re- commended that the Council take no action in the letting of the paving contracts to- nfkat, but the mater lay over until the committee could properly investieate the financial standing of the concerns bidding for the contracts, when the matter would be taken up again and the contracts let
 The regular meeting of the Council cCn- vened tonight at o'clock. the meeting having bare quorum. Little besides the routine business was transacted before the meeting adjourned.
 An ordinance was introduced to make all telephone and telegraph companies put their wires underground in the business section o fthe city. The ordinance went over to the next meeting
 Negro Knights of Honor.
 The Grand Lodge Knights of Honor of Alabama and It's sister lodges convened in Selma tonight.
 There are in attendance about 200 dele rates from all parts of the state. The dele rates represent about fifty lodges through out the Stae and will remain in session until Friday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
HARD LUCK 100000
BARoNs LOSE GAME TO THE SEA
 GULBs.
Mack Robinson, The Crack TwirIer of The Barons Turned His Bad Ankle Again And Retired
 From The Game.

Mobile, July 13-(SpeciaD-The hard luck hoodoo hangs horribly and hoyers hourly over Manager Molesworth and his Barons.
 with his pitching mainstay, Mack Robinson, just rounding back into shape after his accident two weeks ago, the Barons received terrible set back today when in the second inning Robinson in sliding back to second base, again turned his bad ankle and was forced to retire from the contest. The Lowndes County boy had been working in fine form and was unhit- table with men on bases. He was suc- ceeded by Tuck Turner. who also pitched we'll and would have held the Gulls to a single score had 1t not been for. his own managers two costly out field errors.
 worked easily after the club had secured a three run lead and only frightened when he had filled the bases and forced a run A sacrifice fly and a long single tied the score. but in the next inning Molesworth fumbled a grounder and the home team won.
 Fisher announced today that Killian. a southpaw from California, would re- port before the end of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
xE. sELLERs HURT.
HOrse Runs Away with Cottonwood Nail
 Carrier.

HOrse Runs Away With cottonwood Mah
 Cottonwood, July 1s.--(special.) )--M- N. Sellers. carrier on Rural Route No. from this office was bruised considerably, caused by his horse running away and throwing him from his bpggy.
 He is not dangerously hurt His ruggy
 Hon. ". S. wod and c. E Lewis were visitors to campbeliton. Fia., last sun day.
 elected trustees for the Cottonwood District School, for the coming year; g. J. cofI, J' W Marshall and s. Watford
 Miss Josie Johnson. of Ozark. Is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. ! LA Miss willie Finder. of greenwood. Fla, has been spending sometime with the family of Hon. ". C. Granger on Man Street.
 Fl |. Hood will in the near future. begin the erection of another residence on Main Street.
 A protracted meeting has been going on at the Methodist Episcopal Church here for the last few days. Several new mem bers are being added to the church.
 Rev B. F. Marshall pastor of the Aetho- dist Episcopal Church here received teie- gronn from Demopolis. stating that his baby was critically i'll. Mfr. Marshall left im- medIateIy for pemopolis.
 L. P Carroll was visitor to Ozark Sun day Mir Carroll came from Ozark to Cot tonwood about four years ago.
 e)he crops through this section are very good Many farmers have been experiment. ing in raising fine .watermsions and eanta- loupes this year.
 simpson Hood: of Abbeville. is spending sometime with his brother. Howard J. Hood of this city. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
THE RACES
Brighton Beach Results.

Brighton Beach, July 18.-August Belmont's Half Sovereign, an added starter. won the first race. a handicap at six furlongs today, defeating a good big surprise when he won the fourth teenth.
 won: King Cobalt 116 (McDaniell 4 to 1, second; Dreamer, 12o (McCarthy) 8 to l. third. Tine. 1;I22-5, Nimbus. claire, Bat Masterson, Tileing. Pantou- fle. Julia Powell and Altuda ran. Half Sovereign added starter.
 Second race, selling. hye furlongs- Short Cut. 107 Leel 6 to |. second; vanonia, 99 (Dugan) to l. third. Time, 1900 3-5.. Arondack, Donation. Mystify, Greenbaek, Prudent and En-
 Third race. one and one-sixteenth miles-cressira. III (E. Duganl to 5, won; Beauclaire. 1is tMillerl 2 to ?. 1, third. Time, 1:4.7. Sailor Girl. Chase Away, Brace Cameron and Joe
 Fourth race. one and one-sixteenths to 1, won. Question Mark, 114 (Mc- DanieD 8 to 5, second; D'Arkle, 90 Sumter) 20 to l, third. Time, :46 S-5. Tourenne. Shadow Glance and Old Hon.
 Firth race. steeplechase. about two nailes-Jimmy Lane, 141 (McKinney) 1 3 to 1, second: Jim McGill, 132 (Steig- er) to 1, third. Time, 5:57. Three starters.
 Sixth race, Swear olds and up. sell ing, one mile and a sixteenth-Ellis- dale, III (Dugan) to 9. won; Lally, III (biusgrave) IS to l, second: Colonel White, 106 CLang) to 5, third. Time, 1:471-S. Corn Cob. Winning Star Miss Norfolk and okspite VAC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
GUANO COMPANY
.RTIcr.rs OF INCORPORATION FILED IN SELMA.
r,awp Here---Nfece of Senator Joe Bailey fs Very
Advertiser Bureau.

AdYeTItSeF BHFeaus
 p.n.rs of ,ncOIporaasiIo,n aI,1; for tn the $, ssi- ma Guano Company were filed for rec ord in the office of Judge of Pro- hate P. H. Pitts of Dallas County. this morning.
 This is the branch of the Jefferson Fertilizer Company which about two weeks ago purchased site for the erection of mixing mill and fertilt- ger plant on St. Ann Street and the track of the Western Railway of Ala bama.
 The papers flcd gives the corpor- ation the right to build warehouses. stores. fertilizer plants and mixing mills. and to manufacture. sell, mix and deal in fertilizers. The concern will also have the right to acquire. build and operate a barge line or In any other way cause the growth of ad- vancement of business of the corpofa- tion.t .s
 The capital stock of the company is placed at slo.ooo. which Is divided into 100 shares at $100 per share, and all of which has been taken.
 The stockholders of the company as listed in tho corporation papers are as follows: J. c. Whitfield. Birmingham. one share; c. A. Biinn., IT.. Birming- ham. one share; M. s. Withheld, Birm- ingham. one share; !. G. Whtifisld as trustee. Birmingham. niney--fve shares.
 The officers and Board Of Directors of the company are named as follows: J. W. Donnelly. Birmingham. presi- dent and director; q. A Biiun. IT.. Birmingham, vjce-president and direct. or; M. s. Whitfield. Birmingham Sec retary and treaturer and director; !. c. Whitfield. Birmingham. director: Fred ]. Sheppard. Birmingham. Director.
 Within the next few days, 1t Is stated. the company will begin the work tof ercntink the necessary build ings upon the lot on St. Ann Street. which 1t recently acquired. . These buildings will he completed as quick. ly as possible and the plant will be put in operation within tue next flaw months and will be ready for business by the opening of the next fertilizer season in Central Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Will Leave for Cnnsr..

Troop C., of the Cavalry Squadron. of the. Alabama National Guard, will leave Selma tomorrow morning at $ o'clock over tue Western Railway 0f Alabama for Montgomery. where they will spend a week in practice camp In that city with the other troops of the squadron.
 The Selma troop will carry te camp about forty men besides the officers patas a pleasant week in carnp. ..
 The troop from Camden reached Sei- ma this evening at 6:30 o'clock over the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and will spend tonight here. The Cam den troop will leave with the Selma troop tomorraw moruing for MotEcm- cry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Bishop Allen In Annlston,

Anniston. July 3.-(SpeciaL )-The Right Rev. Edward P. Allen. Bishop of Mobile. assisted by Father o. P. stahl. pastor of Sacred Heart Church. confirmed two large classes in Anniston and Jacksonville ysster- day morning and afternoon. and ia tho morning Bishop Allen preached on Church history at the Sacred Heart Church here. delivering a very scholarly and intersSting diseourse to one of the largest eensfetss tions ever assembled at Sacred HsRrk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
TO PRACTICE LAW.

Several Applicants for Legal License
 to Take ExeminatiOns.
 Several applicants for legal licenses have given notice to General Robert F. Ligon. clerk of the supreme court of their intention to stand the exam ination before the examining commit tee today. The examination will be held in the Capitol.
 Following is list of those who had given their notices yesterday: R. F. Steiner, Jr.. and W. c. Oates, Jr Of Montgomery; Paul O. Thomas, of Bir- mingham: Morris H. Howard, of Pratt vile; W. G. Mudd, of Birmingham; N. A. Graham. of Birmingham, and T. c. Stevens, of Ozark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

Summary: Innings pitched by Mo- Cafferty. s; by Juul. g. Hits apportion- ed. off McCafferty s; off Juul, g.: Runs scored, off McCafferty, 5; off Juul, Q. stolen bases. GreminRer. Pope. Man hing. Sacrifice hits. Manning. 2; Hart. Persons. Hill. Double play, Bartley to 6: by McCafferty, I: by Juul, q. Base on-balls. off Barfley, 5: off McCafferty, 4. Wild pitch, Bartley. l: Passed ball, Hart i. Left on bases, New Orleans, 6: Montgomery, 5. First on errors, New Orleans. 8; Montgomery, 3. Time of game 2:o2 UmpiFes Brown and Pfen- nfuger,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
The RiIYlea Are Beaten.

The Pelicans won a doubIe-header from the Hill BiIlies yesterday, the scores being to and 2 to o.
 The first game was featured by the pitching of Burke, and the work of the fielding of the kitchen garden, four double plays being made by stewart, Hegenwald and Borden. Joseph was hit hard in both games. Hegenwald who pitched for the Pelicans in the second game allowed only two hits and struck out more than twelve men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Rerord gor Steel Product.

Birmingham, July 1S.-(Special. )-- One hundred and nine tons of steel rail were produced in an hour at the nEsley steel plant of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company as the new record for that institution. The oficials of the big industry are in happy frame of mind over the record placed and look forward to even better sOutnuts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
.sf. Louin Wlna Roth.

SugRs and Schmidt Time 1:45. pires. Hurst and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
RETAINS SINGLES TITLE.
Nat ThOrntOn Deseata whltehead

Tennis Tournament.
 Atlanta. Ga. July 13.--Nat Thornton of Atlanta retained the singles title of the Southern Lawn Tennis AssocIa- tion by defeating Whitehead, of Vir- ginia, in the challenge round, 6-1, e-2' 3-6, 7-5. here today.
 The champion completely outclassed Whitehead In the first two sets, but in the third Whitehead had an easy victory. After this heat Thornton was almost overcome by heat. but recovered and won by taking the last set, I-5.
 The tournament was concluded wltn this match
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
SIGNS A NEW PITCHER.
Atlanta Base Ball Club Gets a Norfolk
 BackBtOp.

Atlanta. Ga. July IS.-The Atlanta Base Ball Club has secured Catcher Smith of the Norfolk team of the Vtr- ginia League. and Second Baseman Clayton. of the Roanoke team of the same league.
 Just when these men will report is not known. Pitcher Castleton, who was forced to leave the team while it was in New Orleans on account of sick ness. in in a hospital here reported to be suffering from typhoid fever. IL is said Castleton may not be able TO pitch again this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
x,,,1I ca Aet.- roIemon.

.BirminKham, July 13.-(Special. )- A deputy will go to Dallas. Texas, im- mediatsly to get Henry Coleman. want ed in this county on a charge of mur- der, 1t being alleged that he shot and killed James Cordray in a saloon on the southside several years ago. Cole man was arrested in Texas several months ago and took out habeas cor-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Actrean Yerx nl.-

Mrs. Lida Cannon a member of the Moseley-Po Musical Company. which performed at the Elkdala Park Theatre last week. is critically i'll at an inflrmary in the city.
 Mrs. Cannon was operated upon for appendicitis and while she is in a crit ical condition, it is believed that she will recover. Mrs. Cannon is the wifa of a comedian of the company and a. niece of Senator Joe Bailey of Texas.
 Mrs. Cox. of Biloxi, mother. of Mrs. Cannon. and . sister of Senator Bailey. reached Selma last night and is attend. ing her daughter. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
TUSCALOOSA WINS FIRST.
Begins a Series of Five Games WI
 VIufOufnSrm

Uniontown, July 13.-(Special.) )--Tus- caloosa took the first game of a series of five to be played here this week by a score of six to four
 The features of the game were the pitching of Allen, who struck out sev- enteen men and allowed only i've hits. D. Pratts home run and a three base hii by Housee.
 Uniontown. four runs. five hits, four errors.
 Uniontown: Chapman and Miller
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

Summary-Two base hits. Connors. Daubert. and seabaugh. Three base Eyler and Wlseman. Et0lAn bases. Page and East Base AN balls. on Perdue. 1. Struck out, hE Rerdue, q; by Eyler, T. Passed bell eeabaugh. :. man to Deubert. Time of game, 2:10. Empires. Wood and Hardy.Ea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
DeIiyered LaNt srrmop.

Dr. A. A. Little, who for tho past seven years has been pastor of the Broad Street Presbyterian Church. de- livered his last sermon to that congre- gation last night.
 During the years that he has been pastor of the Broad Street Presbyte- rian Church pr. Little has won the love of all who know him and 1t ia with sincere regret that everyone sees him leave Selma.
 pr. Little left this afternoon for Ty- Ter. and from there will go to Perdido Bay. where he will spend the next two weeks. He vii take charge of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Atlanta on August 1, going to At- lanta from Perdido Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
A BOWLING LEAGUE.
Mobile VIII Form Part of sOuthera
 AaanQfaffOn

Mobile, July 13-(SpeciaD D-Mobile bowlers will enter the Southern Bow ling League which will begin regu- lar series of games in October.
 Atlanta, Birmingham, Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis will be the other members of the organization and the season will be divided into three separate races. The scores at each city will be telegraphed to the dif- ferent alleys on the nights of the games.
 Mobile team and the official alleys will be at IA South Conception Street.
 Henry Meek, the big Birmingham catcher, will manage the Baron Bow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Hnrtfora Win Gnm..

Hartford. July Special. )-Hart- ford and Dothan played game of ball game in the ninth inning by score of 6 to 10.
 Batteries-Hartford; Ward Ivey and Romeo. Dotham; Peterson, MOsely and Singleton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Tried for Perjury.

Robert Goodwin, a negro, was tried before Justice Gayle tbis morning on the charge of perjury. The negro a charge of perjury. The negro swore falsely slew days ago in the court of Justice Gayle in a case of assault with in tent to murder The charge or per jury was proven against him this morning ad Goodwin was bound over to await the action of the next grand jury in the sum of $200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
SHUT OUT
THE CHAMPIONS DROP ONE TO
 MEMPHIS
ChappeIle, of Babb's squad, Pitched an Excellent Game and His Support Was ErrOrIess-Viebahn
 Twirls for Champs.

Memphis. Tenn. July 13.-The only runs of today's game were scored In the first two innings by the locals. In the opening inning. two hits netted one run and in the next two more hits, coupled with an error and wild pitch resulted in three runs. Chappelle pitched an excellent game and his sup nnrf uak arrnrleaa ScnrA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
snlIf nonhleheader.

Boston. July 13.--Boston and Detroit each won game this afternoon Bos- ton played raggedly and Detroit hit hard in the first game, the visitors win ming easily. In the second. Morgan kept the visitors hits well scattered while the locals drove Summers from the box.
 Detroit .. ... 200 900 o2a-s-l2-o Boston . . 900 900 002-2- 7--5
 KiIlian and Schmidt; Cicotte. Pruitt and criger and Carrigan. Time 1:52. Umpires. Hurst and Egan.
 Second
 Boston . ..... 900 0S1 00x-4-10-0 Detroit . 0l0 900 01O-2- S-1
 Morgan and Corrigan; Summers. Suggs and Schmidt Time 1;45. Um- pires. Hurst and Egan,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
PLAYED A TIE GAME
TRAVELLERS AND VOLUNTEERS
 BATTLE THIRTEEN INNINGS.
Roth Pitchers Were Hit Hard in Early Innings But steadied After the Third and Kept
 Scoring Down.

Little Rock, Ark. July iS.--Littie Rock and Nashville battled thirteen were hit hard in the early innings, but sfeadied after the third and kept the scoring down. Eyler had slight but Perdue was effective with men on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
sHit for viebahn in ninth.

Dyer. Three base hit. Murphy. Sac rifce hits. Murphy. Baerwald. Owens and Redmond. Stolen bases. Murphy and Owens. Double plays. Redmond to Cranston to Carey; Cranston to Red mond to Carey. Wild pitch, Viebahn. ?. Struck out, by Viebahn, 5; by Chap belle. ?. Base on balls. of Viebahn, g. Hit by pitcher. Redmond Time, l:25. Umpire, Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

On JaIy 10th. the seabOard will Oper- ate their Annual Excursion to Tybee, five dollars for round trip. good for nSe aayH, s s aelrlnE Tickets will be sold for both morning and night trains. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
WE LOSE ANOTHER
PELIcANs DOWN CLTMBERs IN UN-
 INTERESTING GAME.
Bartlcy's wfidness and Errors Gave the Climbers Everyone of Their Runs.
 McCaRerty Knocked Out of

New Orleans, July is.--In a dull and uninterestine game, New Orleans defeated the Montgomery team in the nrst of the series here today. Bartleys Wildness and errors gave the visitors every one of their runs. In the fifth inning McCaderty was knocked out of the box, Juul replacing him who stopp- ed the scoring Rockeraeld the new join the team here toinorrow.-s Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
SOUTH THA7LANT1cLEAGUE
Auruafa shuf OIt

Jack sonviIle, July 13.-Sitton was in rare form today while BeckIe was hit freely.
 Jack sonvilie. :. iii 900 00s-S is O
 Batteries-Beckle and Carson; Sit- ton and Roth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Lnrre Police pocket.

A large number of cases were heard at the session of police court this morning ad fines amounting to S160 wer assessed by the court The cases tried were upon various charges of minor importance. sa..e -s';;' ':
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

pus case. The habeas matter went through the courts, the Supreme Court of Texas recently ordering the man sent back to Alabama for trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

SPECIAL-"SlIver threads among the Gold" sung by little CahilI sisters this afternoon and night, Crescent Thea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Nerr York shnf Ont

New York. July 1s.-The local Amer jeans were shut out by Cleveland to- SSslsgveland Ssg 900 12O OOO-s-9-O New York .. ... 900 900 oo0-0-10--0 Kleinow and Blair. Time 1855. Um- pires. Sheridan and Evans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern League
 Memphis. 4; Atlanta O.. New Orleans, 5: Montgomery {. Mobile, 4; Birmingham, 3.
 Little Rock 3; Nashville. g.. (thirteen innings darkness.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

Washington, 2-2; St. Louis s-t. Phfladelphia 5-2: Chicago Is. New York, O.; Cleveland, 3.
 Boston, 2-4; Detroit s-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
PURE COAL.

Every man that spends his hard earned dollars for fuel wants to be satisfied that he has his moneys worth. If you will give us your order. we will see that you set Pure Coal, good coal and the best is Dixie Coal DIXIE COAL CO,
 HIS N Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhIladeIphia Wins.

Chicago, July l3-Philadelphia won today in a hard-hitting game. Errors helped the run getting on both sides. Score:
 Chicago ....... 900 0so OO2-5 IA 2 Philadelphia e. 100 200 0l2-6 Is 2
 Batteries-Lundgren and Moran; Sparks and Dooin. Time 1852. Um- pires. Emslie and Johnstone.